'THE GUARDIAN, CHAR-LOTTETOWN, JULY 6 l898.

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We make a specialty of filling guarded by the --lndiana,” ‘~I_Ielena,” 0,-de,-S for PICNIC SUP- -~Casiine," ‘-Bancroft." “Morrill” and

PLIES, such as

Fruit Syrups,

Llm° \NlC9i clder' Principe by the “Montgomery” and ¢ingem|e, Confect. Porter"--_an army of war vessels more

l°n9ryiNUt9a"d Ffult-` force now availableto Spain in W'estN

, - ‘ India waters.

Ow Pnces are low and our The impression generally was that

goods A 1. in quality.

& Western ond of Cuba, a suppositicn

I doubtless encouraged hy the govern-

ment for its own purposes. Instead. the

IUVA SION OF CUBA-

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the Route Thither

Ori Tuesday, June 14th,approx_imate-

D ° ly 16,000 rnen.representir~g all branches

S of the land service,were embarked at

. . . Tampa on 35 transports, and these with

two water boats set sail in convoy

ready been fowarded from N ewportl News by the Washington authorities, and that is also proposed to send further

for believing that the military oflicers in command are misled, but that they fully appreciate the magnitude of an

reinforcement at an early date. While the press is inclined to underrate the strength ofthe foe. there are no reasons

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“Hornet ;" a force that was further strengthened off Rebecca Shoals Light by tlie‘°De:roit,” °‘Manning,” “Osceola” and °°Wasp,” and oft the coast ot Puerto

than samientto cope with the entire

that the ileet and transports would pass around Cape San Antonio, at the

voyage was made eastward via the

Sampson s blockadinv squadron was iirtt sighted on Sunday, the 19th. A few men were seized with typhoid fever and measles, doubtless contracted at Tampa; a few mules and horses, con- fined to the holds, succumbed to heat;

undertaking like the invasion of Cuba.

--Scientific American .

THE FRENCH HINISTRY-

Premler Brleson Outlines I-lla Pollcyl and ls Given a Vote of confidence

PARIS, July 2.-The Chamber of De-

puties was tnronged on Thursday, when amid considerable excitement, M. Bris - son, the new Premier, entitled the Min- is terial policy.

After announcing the Cabinets firm

ite.i.i fi to oirrf ui. 1'. is democratic dnsires that the people had expressed during 'the recent eiectious,:Mg Brisson said tue Government proposed two prin- cipal reforms, fiscal and social, the first through a special bill replacing the tax on peisoiialty and realty by a graduated income tax: seconed, by means of retir- ing pensions to working people.

'-[he Government, the _ Premier con-

tinued, also purposes to settle the ques- tion of the succession duties, reform the

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Ill; and fl`°U1 lll° time Of leaving Egm°l" liquor laws, create chambers of agricul-

’ K°Y~ as U19 e“lfl""l°° _ °fTa“1P°~, Bay- ture and loyally carry out the economic

§ ` § °”lY 3 Slllgle 5l1lP» aslde fl'°m U- S- system established by the Chamber ui § 2 l110U°0f War- Was eIl00U°'-°1`ffl» and this the interests ol industry and agriculture. E N § 3 flelglllef from Jllmalw- F°l'l“llalel.Y~ lt will attempt to curb the speculation. § _ f 4 = even the elements were propitions. ple- Whig, is so injurious to ,he a ,-,annul-,,i

§ sant weather being the _rule; and only and industrial production. will expedite 3 , § ll f9_W Sllffefefl fl`°l1l _S9aSl°kll¢53- Taklllg pre°parations for. national defence and

§ all 1” 9-ll» U19 @XPe‘l1l1°“ has l‘°°U Ye will settle the question ofthe formation

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No. I-R. S. Williams Grand ' No. 6-Small Upright Fill-I0

in perfect order only two yeld Good practice instrument

Price when new $600.00, ' _sale price

Sale price to Clear Q ' 'y No. 7-Broadwood I C008 No. 2-John Rogers & Son Upright 1 . London’ Eng-land, ,_ ,mm ,gn

in fine order. A nice prac- square, good full tone, sale

niarkable, first for the utter lack of un- of a c0_10,,ia1a,-my and emigration to tice iI1StI'l1II16I1l`.. S816 pI‘lC€‘- ' 4 price

E plesant or untoward happenin-fs. and the comnie _ ’ ,

__A'r- == .second as being the largest of its kind In conchisioni the premier 'emo 0-ized N0. 3""Fl‘ed_¢l'lCk staff S uafe No. 8_ Dunham' New

& E: sent out by an? nation since the Crimean tha Russian amange am; Pmm,3ed';;ee_ All A.[l1el‘1C8.Il made p18.Il03.S g _ __

I war. dom of liscussion in the Chamber, the gggd as new, Sale Prigg | SQURYB P18110 ID 6119 0l'd8l‘

on Tuesday tl” dl5°ml’a1`katl°“ °f tl” energetic defence of the indepsndance of 1 Sale rige

t\'°° S be an and was Pfllc-llcally @0111' law and societ against atfem ed en- .4-w, J, Enivan & GQ

Jul ; Pltllgfl ll1§f0ll°Wl”g flall- S‘11'g9d91'0 croacaments, sled” promised topuphold N° N B F.|° ‘cu m

7 , , 5 -is Baquin Seventeen miles easwf fiiooopromooy oioivii powor London, England. A modern up- °' » ' ° U

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Charlottetown. '-

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Short Time Only.

Come and 599 Sample? Bl? 011! S5\1dl0 few yards wide; and though at this

ALL WORK GUARANTEED

and no deposit required.

Special arrangements with photo-

graphers for photos at reduced prices.

° ' heavy brush and jungle, affording ex-

cellent opportuniiies for harassing

‘ guerrilla operations on the part of the

foe.

West side Queen St..Charloitetown. Four doors above J T i\IcKeiizie's store,

S. F. TARBUSH,

RESIDENT AGENT.

Charlottetown, hlchl-l,eod6in.

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Ale Here!

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Our seasons stock of Walter A Woods latest improved Tu bu- lar Steel Mowers, with bal

bearings and steel wheels.

Froltlr Wood’l No. 8 Tubu- lar Steel Mowers with ball- bearlngs and metal wheels. No. 5 Bitches: Mowers. Ithaca -Q Bikes, rn and_ Potato = Scuflen with long hillers. Ste.. Q coniplew, all selling ow for Cash 3 or Terms to suit customers. -Q REMEMBER we carry a large 3 stock of repairs for all the abovehxia- -Q chinesan the manufacturersaije 3 old and reliable firms which is -Q something_a farmer should look to 3 when buylnt a new machine: we -Q stein aposition tomeet the low- est competition and sell on the mcstfavorabloiermalnpalagencie and nipples of machines in all

partial elsland.

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dores, and continued again beyond the latter point to the east shores ot Santi- ago Bay; two highways, one along the coast, the other inland, the latter afford-

lery and supply trains; finally, the re gion provides an abundance of good water, which is a matter of no little

If the inland road is selected, it will

benecessary for the troops to either ford or bridge three slreams, viz.. the Senilla, Guama and San Juan, neither lof which fortunately. is more lhana

season all are in °~spr.te,” they are seldom more than breast deep at the fording places. As the banks are high, the construction of suitable bridges should entail no great diiiicult- ies. The greatest drawback to the forwarding of heavy artillery, for not alone is the highway unsuitable to the transportation of such loads, but it is commanded by hills and ridges all the way, and bordered on both sides with

It is apparent, therefore, even under

the niost fovorable conditions,the speedy fall at Santiago can hardly be lc-olted

not less than 30,000 men is admittedly encatnped in and about the city, and many believe this estimate entirely in- adequate,-A gentleman recently arriv- ed from Havana by H. M. S. "~Talbot” assuresthe Scrizxrrric AirnRrcaN_ that the total is not less than 45,000, and perhaps exceeds 50,000. The city it- self, aside from its harbor defenses and Cci°vera"s fleet, is well guarded by lines of eutrenchments that have been pushed beyond the boundaries and a top of the hills,at every available point and equipped with the latest types of modern ordnance; there are newly erected batteries at the villages of Altarfs Juragura and Sevilla ; and fiinally the fortifications of Aguadores are to be reckoned with, and perhaps still mor.; recent defenses than the foregoing, manned and equipped by men and guns from the Spanish fleet. Allin all, the ground about Santiago is ideal in the upportunities afforded for defense, and doubtless every foot thereof will be stubbornly contested.

Although it is claimed there are two

well armed and equipped bodies of in- surgents, numbering respectively 3,000 and 5,000,encamped to the eastword of Aguadores. and another body near As- seradero of 930. all anxious to co-oper- ate with the United States troops, it is probabely these figures are somewhat exaggerated; but if true, and counting the marines and sailors that may be spared. from Admiral Sampson’s fleet. the total 'forces avilahle to General

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- Thirst is constant these _ warm days. It seems im- possible to quench it.

Ordinary drinks seem to

aggravate rather than sat-'

_ -isfy it, and too much liquid ' is bad for the stomach and

general health.

for. A-well equipped Spanish army of

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makes a coo1ing,refreshing, healthful beverage. Take a teaspooiiful in a tumbler of water two or three times a day and you will not be worried by thirst or heat. It is the most healthful and palatable beverage you can use during warm wea- ther. Sold by druggists everywhere at 60 'cents `a large bottle. Trial size, 25 cents.

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Wholesale and Retail

gents. WW

Shafter do not exceed 26,000 combat- ants. It is. therefore, a source of

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The Sunday School Picnic in connection

with the First Methodist Church will be

Wednesday.Ju.ly 6th . §

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.p f ;~ .dressi thai rescri to “Eu - :_ . H Q - , ioagolirgmoairoioois rhtolli-'£o1t`<irs'thirel§k;1oi\'.ls` 1'°SP@¢l- r l experience. We take some credi for the fact ‘

- 1 that the “Medical Act" does not to day pro- W

nm@ . . om rio...-......o-..... . § Berlin Dental Parlors, to-We P'-new ii”‘“="f,::‘.i.ie'°°“.er~"°~°=o ' E -Z mica Pi-qsrrnia :rlqnurn °°"°° °°“”°"° "'°'“’ "' § Uv¢r Store of Prowoo Iron.

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Q r rao Pooplds Dmrmlst. ‘ " ' '

. ` -at-l--so -om-L aroriiscaiiizs' miu.. I' satisfaction that three brigades have al-N . ., . .. ., 4 . WMM’-B Gm”

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Sana--o. i-as -tool-oo for i-mai fpoa- ` A vo.. f oo of o fo- - - ° - l ~ - geo.;

l tions di the army after due conference men; was opaliggd lliycglllil ayds i?iv?230 right. Iago lin Splendid A' small Square In ora"

l Willl the C“l1°'“ l°°d°1`5 in tl” P1`°Vl“¢° noes. M. Lasserre moved an amend- g condition' Sa' 6 price ' , sale pnce

and the admiral on station commanding d h d 4 ° ' The advantages of this locality are a gil;-,;;e;<;ll2;§,;r:,mi1;i:£:,g,;;c;n;i NU Udaft Uf NSW Y°|'k N0 Bfadbufy i q N w

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ml, "°°d°‘l plateau °t°°°°'d°"b1° b'°°dth lm' "“’ P 1"’““"'. ’°’“’°‘l rl” ‘“""’P‘ ll” , s nare, ood a.s new sale , . ll Small Square, nice printf!!!

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extendmv along the coast westward d , in h ,M b 314 q g | 0 withontnaterial interruption to Agua- :¢;n;;1m?;:,,s_‘.w was mlm 'Y _ P1106 ' | Q Instrument, S818 P1108

We have also on hand a large number of good second-ha-nd Ufilllie

reliable makers. We are putting them In thorough order an rapidly it vvlll sell them at prices ranging from $l5.00 to $80.00 to ololr them Ill! It

Every Plano _and Dragan guaranteed for a reasonable length-of time

~ f ` A grand chance to let your children learn to play for a small outlay of

' A liberal discount off for spot cash. °

Easy terms of payment to rellabls purchasers- '

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held ag North Wiltshire on the Beautiful "gi Sound clean teeth are absolutely necessary for health and grounds of Wiuiam Clarke, Esq, Maple ,§ Doo-.ying tooth are not only pa=nful,but are sure to cause more Grove, o beautiful spot for a day’s _plo-ts. § troubles. Sound teeth are necessary for the proper iiiitsneation ui-o. ' _ _ _ § If the food is not properly ii.asticated it cannot be tliorouirlilv

l_€d°°°,:§l’l°0;%f Vlglmfs W1lll’° Well SUP- § and mucli ofthe nutrimeiit which it contains goes to waist. Ca P ‘ l" *°-' ° ‘“2s' A1" ‘l‘° 1°" f E the teeth is easy. economical, wise and healthy, neglect ls ha

Cream and Refreshment Booths. L i t th . . . t h hh bad _ t d . i th d The amueements am under the manage_ 1,; _ee .injurious o ea , _ in aste an expensive ti e en

ment of ,_ gm ram committee and 8 good .3 ing for amore favorable time to care for your teeth is more time may be expected by old and y0uug_ 5 then the dental operation itself, any way you forgive it

Visitors’ railway return tickets 3.5¢. ‘§ money, troudle and teeth wait. We give special attention to the Visitors Tea Tickets 2.5¢. l 'g' of the teeth of nervous and sensitive ladies and children and tho” Train will starr at 10 dclook. § poor health pertorming the highest grade of operation lrnewn to une 30 td _ ,Eg iistry aiming to produceihc most perfect results while causing

"_: least possible discomfort to the patient.

'_ ears of experience have convinced us that there are = of people who are continually taking medicine, when in l

_ ills “arise from poison thrown into their system from foul and

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We give you examination and advice free

See samples of our artifical teeth. We guarantee them in

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