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GUARDIAN. CHARLOT'l'I‘]TOWN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, JULY 26. 1900. ` i

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Special Notice

Having purchased from Mr. F. J.

Hornsby the stock and good will Of his books and Stationery Business in he Morris Block, we will continue he business in its various branches. selling at lowest prices for cash only, Him B. M. Hornsby, who has mana- ged the business in the past, will be in chargeof the store, and will be pleased to attend to all old customers and many new ones.

A choice new stock of Wall Papers

will be at once put on sale, and all ‘departments of the business will _be kept wen stocked. A well supplied news sand will be a special feature, of the business. The store will be known ae “The Bazaar Bookstore.”

TIIE Bllllll CDHPAHY.

Successors to F. J. Horn6bY-

&s-risBlo¢k. Ciftown. March 16. 1900-

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A CARD: R. liltllillllll., ll. D.

30 rsex 'ence in the rnctice f

l| ssio¥aeamay Krxconsulted og all tl?e bunches of General Medicines including the

Gleeand Residence, Prince Street, 3rd door

-above Kinderganen Hall.

Honrsg to iIa.m. I to 3and7 8p.m, &n'lottetown June 9th,19oo d&w3mpd,

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farm Weather Food3

' We can’t all go to

the country these warm days but our large var- iety of new and fresh goods and up-todate groceries makes it pos sible for our customers to enjoy life in the city.

If you would want

0001 health giv° fend .nu and pig'

‘ your order with u

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needs.VVe strive to acldlmdriiiibl-i date all who leave any work C*

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will consider it a favor for * those who can, to leave# their trimmed hat order* as early in the week as*

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THURSDAY, JUNE S6, l9)0.

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THE FAR.‘liER`S HOLIDAY.

Since some discussion in this column a

few weeks ago of the necessity of holidays for the farmers wife. Tm: Graicniax has been requested to direct attention to the need ofa holiday term for the farmer him- self and the time suggested is between

the first and third weeks of August, or,

to speak more generally, between haying and harvest.. We think the idea a good one. In our short summers, and notwith- standing the introduction of many labor- saving appliances there is a brisk rush of work from early spring to the late aut- umn, with brief breaks between the seed- ing, cultivating and haying,-and again be-

` sween the haying and grain harvest. The dairying season Covers the wliole of this time and makes an addition tothe work.

The rule ofthe summer season is Pretty

continuous work, often ef a very arduous kind, in the hot sun, beginning early and

ending late in the day. There can be no

ten hour day, much less an eight hour day in farm work. There are exceptions of course-some lazy shirkers here and there #but the rule is thatfs.rcne'rs and farmers'

boys work too hard and too continuously during the busy season. It is, we think true that this is among the causes why

boys who are reared on the farm choose some other fortheir life calling. “All

work and no play" tends not only to dul- ness but to discontent. On every ground

of health, :enjoyment and contentment there should be occasional breaks in the

monotomy of Work on the farm. \Ve

were not placed here merely to toil and

eat and sleep, as the horse does. The farmer and his boys would perform quite

L asmuch work inthe season.and with much more alacrity and zest, if occasional holi-

days were taken_-a day’sfishing now and then, a picnic, or attendance at the Cale- donian sports when they come on, any other form of recreation that may offer.

We in§$te our country readers to think

this over, and especially that aspect of the cases above referred to which touches the growing and regrettable dis- taste for farm life. Agriculture was de- scribed by the great Washington as “the

most useful, the most healtful and the most noble employment of man." It V ought to be attractive as well, and might bemade so. Some holidays interspersed -through the busy season would be one step in that direction.

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There is soinethingwliich requires ex-

planation in the cabled report of four in- valided Canadian soldiers being without

means to pay for food or lodgings in Lon-

don. Some indignant feeling has been

turn out that neither the imperial nor Canadian authorities are at fault. Cana-

dians would be quick to resent, and .would long remember any needlessor

preventibie hardship which our brave boys were called to suffer.

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Ptoinaine, pronounced as if it were

i spelled without the first latter, is a gen- eric name of alkaloid bodies formed from

'animal or vegetable tissues during putre- faction, and the similar bodies produced ‘by pathogenic bacteria.. Ptomaines are

with itching piles for about two years

expressed on their account, but it may yet`

Wlbh 11S.by prompt attention it

and uick des etch of We lllmve tnepreputatidgmgf b‘?"18 “0- K-" On repair work. Give us zi trial and be con. vinced that what we say is true.

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Foundes, Engineers, Machin- 91; Lets and Boiler-makers. _,_ Steam Navigation Cds Wharf. ~-‘iii

Charlottetown, P, E, 1, _

khone 125 ‘

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was half crazy from the terrible itchin Reading about Dr. Chase’s Ointment I purchased a box. After the second appli- cation I experienced relief and one box cured me thoroughly and permanently

and that was two years ago." Dr. Chase's Ointment, 60 cents a. box, all dealers.

Can you let us have the amount of that

account we sent you a few rl-1.5-_< nf-e ’_L~

Anyone wanting a twenty pound pail of

fre sh, sound raspberries, during 'next week leave orders for same with Moore 8; McLeod. 26 1,

FU NITURE

- SALESMWMWMM

sa is ac‘ory this spring -Our STOCK

asked or expected to be contentel getting their mail, twice a. week. Apart from Tuesdaysand Fridays, when we have any important mail matter to receive or dei- patch it is necessary for us to travel from l six to nine miles (going and coming) to the nearest daily post. This is a great in- `

Wh -ri it should cease.

Trike the past months when in allparts

of the Empire every one was watching eagerly for news from the seat of wa.r. Few care to take dailies when they get them three at a time, hence the most of t us got and are getting our war news once a week. Think of that, ye readers of the latest telegranisl H iven`t we the sym- pathy of you all, from the editor flown to the newsboyi

Again, we have not-, as yet, the advant-

age of the telephone, hence the business man and everyone else is at a double disadvantage owing to the stage coach system which, for four days in the week, causes us to be practically isolated from the rest ofthe world.

Surely, Mr, Editor, this ouuht not to be in these, the closing hours of the nine- teenth century, when people arc expected to keep up with the times; and the more we are educated and enlightened by that master teacher, the press, the better citi- zens are wc.

In conclusion, the people of Earnsclilfe

and China Point are tired of being fifty years behind the procession, and now ask for a place in the line of march.

A READER.

Earnsclilfe, July 24.

“Keep fo Your .Place and '-

your Place wz'l{_Ke£p Yo_u._ ' '

'Without good health we canriotkccp

situations nor crqby Iife. Host troubles originate in impure blood. Hood' s Sarsa- pari'Ua makes the bioodricfiandpure, aridihusprornotapodh¢aIth,'wliich~ux1I h¢lpyou“k¢¢pycurpLaa¢." .

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Fr? Now is the time you gppye. fff. ciate goof] Soda.

iq _ Our Fount is so patron- ized we can hardly supply the ‘ '- demand '

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Our Strawberry-just made iff' from the Island berries - Y

.Pineapple from pineapples "l bought het-sand made u b

Coffee from best Mocha and l \

THE Elylmlyg MA1L,`i>RiNcE EDWARD `isL.uii>t

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convenience and hardship for people to be I Dub $0. and we feel the time has come

leleizant new Opera house. It also has

embryo. It has a first class water works and sen erage syétem. It is famed for its wide and shaded streets, its many pleasant drives, the principal of which is the new Park Boulevard, its attractive surroundings, pure water, and clear. cool and bracing air. It is widely known as one of the healthiest cit-ies in Canada. It has two hospitals, many churches and a large and

` several Hne public buildings and a. market which is one of the chief sources of the citizens' here. It has one of the largss and best equipped pork-packing establi sh ments in the Dominion. On its west side is Victoria Park-a favorite summer re- sort-while on the east are the magnifi cent new Exhibition Buildings and Driv- ing Park. Chief among its public squares s Queen Square in the centre of the city., beautifully laid out with blooming plants of every description, fountains, and well arranged walks. and enliveiied with a. band of music during the summer even- ings. The rural scenery in the vicinity of Charlottetown is charming, and horses for driving are abundant at very low prices. Boats can also be hired, and steamers run regularly on the bays and rivers, affording most pleasant excursions. The principal hotels are Davies, Queen, and Revere.

Summerside has about 3000 inhabitants.

It is situated on beautiful Bedeque Bay. It has the largest and finest departmental store in the Maritime Provinces, be-sides having other large retail stores. It has an Electric Light Plant, and a water works

tion of about 1,000 each. In the former are the Aitken, and Tapper hotels and in Souris the Sea View.

At Cape Traverse, a very pleasant sum-

mer resort, is the Landsdowne hotel; in Albertoii, the AlbionTerrace and Wisner; in:|Tignish the Railway' and Bellevue; in Kensington, 0lark's and Commercial; in Montague, McDonald; and in Mount Stewart, Clark’s and Manson’s.

The following hotels open for the

summer season: At Hampton. Pleasant View; at Stanhope, Mutch's and Clid; at Brackley Point, Shaw's; at Rustieo, Sea- side? at. Miiipeque, North Shore; at Tracsdie Beach, Acadia; at Alberton, Sea- forth;and abPowna| Florida. ~ Iuadditiou tothose already mentioned there are other towns and villages in the Province with hotel accommodation, while many farm houses prepare _for the reception of tourists. The rivers and streams teexn with trout, the bays with, mackerel, while game of every description t bounds k

-lm.

A number nf Summer boarders can be

accommodated by Mr. Albertlbchur-man, Valley Farm, Central Bedeque, P E. I.

minutes walk of Dunk River, one of Can

lift, te

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____ And Its Atjrsctiopi to Tourists. Pay' tn at P.||kh.'v

Want A Dany Ma11_ Prince Edward Island’s summer

climate is delightful, und the scenery is

Sin,-Having patiently end A, f th _(beautiful and quietly picturesque. Sur- ‘ V

past number of yearsa relic oildiige-Zbachl roiinded by the Gulf of St' Lawrence’ it -

days in the form of a _Qenwweekly man" engoys all the coolness of the sea breeze, the people of China Point and Earnscliffel 'md the advantages that can muy be de'

-or some of them. at least,-are now', “ved fmm sea' bathing' M' about 65

askin that the old s ` _ - ‘ gl'ef’8' Y

de-

g Wie g“`€` “*‘Y‘° the Charlottetown has over 120(I) in-

;‘§;‘m“”d th” *‘ ‘*““~" "W1 be ==f“““*‘i habimnts, and is the capital. It has

Take the position owupied by those _ many great retail stores, besides a large

two districts- H V' ’ _ _ p wholesale trade. It has a Gas Li8ht

ere we find alarfre in 1 P ri 1

. ` ° _ am ower Company two Elect c

telligent and prosperous class offarmers light plants, and "_ Stréet railway is in

ot Shirtwaists.

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FIGURE

WE FIT YOUR

Because our Shirt

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made by reliable .manuf

turers and made to fit. .

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FIHHHGES. _

In the first place our waists were ma-rkedwjv low but 11ow_ I

, we will

you a good big, discount,-__

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system and swerage are being agitate - 1 ‘ for. The hotelsare--Clifton, Queen, Russ s . _ __ _ » v gil, ,Q Strathcona and Campbell. . _ - _ H "i I Georgetown and Souris haveapopula- _

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They are the prettiest lot of clothes we have We are busy making them up into stylish Sui invite our patrons to examine our stesk

All clothes made by us are guaranteed to it

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‘- J._v“_au othen‘FqnaHy ood " tada’s best fishing streams. Allthe coin- ' ‘ ' _

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The appetite can desire, and which is more palatable, than a dish of Strawberries. \Ne have them-heme grown-of del‘cious flavor, and to thoioughly enjoy rtrawberries one must have good cream. This we hsie every morn- ing perfectly new and fresh, and exceedingly rich, and what is there

Q The kind we carry.

.All orders by 'phone or oth¢rwi9¢ filled promptly.

[Sickness Policies

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O U I High class Grocers, '

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forts and conveniences of a well equipped

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Tourists and others wishin li ° t _

fortable, homelike rooms, anrlgl?dl;i?d: gdldld bathroom in connection should call] on

The last of th

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That`§ how you find us on Bicycle Repairing. wen anime int the way it should be done and your whecl will be just as good as CVCY.

Bring Your ' Wheel

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Sunnyside- _ Everything in the men s Furnishing Line, except gh, 50,,

White ,Ov W Quality away Up. Pleas mm” |_¢g

underskirts, white blouses, wh te m 1 ,

usually but not in aucases poisonous. I “.”.”.”.“..“ hats, White mminery trimmed ilawfgggl White and Colored Shirts, Collars, CRES, Und0l'Cl0llllll1K,

_ E E p.m., 8, C., 1,, ,, suspense” Unbmiin Handkefeinefs, sims, G 1fH Hd;

HALF CRAZY WITH PILES. R B‘"‘°°'» Cliff B‘"»°°“°»i°¢°» 0 0”’

_ 'W'-W' Hammocks, bathing suits. straw hats

Mr. Isaac F0 ter, Et Vi , \" f lk - ' ’ ~ ' ~_ - ’ CQ” Qntaqio’ ‘irnesz H31 Wg? t;00\;`bi)ed élgildrens rnuslin collars. Jas. Papgrtfg; nur Lina’ our

w A ot er message a carriage will mcet in- s __

s » 9 , tending guests at Freetown Station or Q

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pawn 8: 00-5, 18,; 1 re open aturuays till 11 p.m.

Wellner, Upper Hillsbroough Street. G G n &

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horn hat: m f e childrens’ bonnets, leg- f

. S, uslin hoods and hats. Some

Moore 8,-_ MC[Je0d_ -sw H » hats from 10c up.-Jas. Paton & C0. 19 tf.

Your kind attention to that little ' 5 Oniviwoiernladiesi muslln costumes,

account will hm s »<iflf~;:_» I-1___ _ fi f__ - -b ' also i»U M liite blouses and 26 under white Moore & M CL;0d_l l \ Ol y sl{lI‘i.S.-J8.S. P61011 & G0. 19 if

A lleslnlile Company fl

The front wheel ot a smaller than the bind one,y ahead of its larger compani it goes around faster. _ The NORTH AMERIG is not the largest compan keeps in the front rank.

The Preliminary Repo

Department of Insurance i shows that it wrote more floil lleilanlda in 1899 tha: its competitors.

It has also the largest 1

of net surplus to liabilitie Canadian Company.

It is well managed, its guilt-edged, its funds skilfu Q5. it pays large returns to its investment policies,

°iw Liberal contracts on all

t reasonable rates. P. P

230%

Manager for-P. E I.

Oliice, Upper Queen Stree Ch’t0wn

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