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" SWAGGER '

CANES .AND WHIPS

_“Ie hav.: lilo best ment and best values city in swaggers and whips for the Mounted Infantry.

EVERY SOLDIER I

is required to carry these

when walking out, so call early before best ones are selected.

Swaggers roc, r5c, 25c,35c,`

5ac, 75c and $1.00.

Whips 5oc and 7 5c,

Ill. IAMIESIIN.

DRUGGISTS, The Medical Hall.

|lEwv~»a»~» life- wwumi

Do You Need

at Suit?

If so come ifiere and leave

as ort- in the

your_order or one of the nobbrest and smartest suits you ever had aiie

From Fashion- able Cloths `

A full lincof’ which is here for your selection. Prompt attention given every cus- tomer.

5. C RA IG, UPPER QUEEN ST.

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Ewunnwvnmswam

Stop at the V ‘Sfrafhcona’ I

when in town.

Anlnd dl:J aimlrigtoIbeJUST,!h[PABTIAL,RlLl.ABLE

sawsv, airiiiréfdm sim- ls mais: as mt imiéa or ua was ma Pro

vinca and rucugu thmafoav ss

TEH PEOPIHES PAPER.

Published at its olliooa, New Prawns Block, North Bids Post Oilios, Charlotte-I

town, Prince Edward Island, Canada, at the following rates, payable in advance:

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isi.....i ousioiim Piihiisning dompmy. I ____ 1

Brancb Offices af Somm¢rs{J¢,AIb¢r-lon, Georyclohvn, Sourls and Honfaqac.

'_ Two TELEPHONE L|NB5_ -G In Moncton the Scott Act has been

iris-Advertising and Subscrlpt ions. 133s-News Department.

tinib-J. P. Hood. Oflieo- l33b-J~g- B- Mecrvldy. 0000- Pon a revenue basis, the offenders being

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0m°i;_H;_“;:;0.f)_lT\£3$sT:,'g Mn, M n:;;_lB_D°17°g;El:&l,;‘s;:ix,_w| Un occasionally flucd for first offences and ,K 1» 12

F.‘ R. NEWSOM, Subscription and A. IRWIN. News Editor and ltheii allowed to continue sellin|r.I

_ ‘mb P'I"t'i"“ Mn’ A““°°‘ Ed' M°'““I“° Alderman Welohf has given notice of ‘O '

--J === = @-1 THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

motion calling upon the City Clerk to

Moncton Council wtllnot enforce the

THE PUBLIC MIND IN RUSSIA.

Public opinion aa it exists in free

countries has hitherto scarcely had an existence in Russia. The masses were so doininatcil by thc court, thc church and the military powcr, and without a free

press or thc right of public assemblage for frcc discussion they could not combine

orcxpress their thoughts, feelings and aspirations in the form that we know as public opinion. It was in the colleges,und among the workmen of tho cities and

populous centres that the national aspirations toward liberty first took shape.

This feeling would have spread rapidly

had the press been free or the right of

public assemblage and discussion existed. The consequence has been that down to the time of the election of the first Par- liament nowin session the Czar could

depend upon the loyalty of the pcasantry. It was a part of their religion to believe that the Little Father was the represen- tative of God on earth, that he could do

no wrong, that he was their friend, and that whatever wrongs they suffer were to be blamed upon tliosc in court circles who prevented him from knowing the actual condit.lons,or thwarted hla bensv0i~ ent will.

In some small part this impression of

the pcasanlry as to thc attitude and inclin- ation ofthe Czar was true. in large

part it was a supcrstltitious delusion. The change that is now going on arises from thc partial enlightenment of the Russian masses in that regard through the medium of their representatives ln Porllarnent. This is thc first time the

representatives of the peoplerhavc had an opportunity to meet the Lit lo Father face to face, and they are being coldly

~<lenlcrlwhat.|they hoped to gain-the

right to make laws, to regulate taxes, to

An up-to-date, splen- Il

didly furnished hotel which provides every convenience, e v e r y comfort, and a good table and yet does not take all your money

for the hotel bill.

Transient \'iail»ori< to thc city

wlicthcr for a tiny or ii wcck or only for a portion of rr riiiy ivlll find this

I hotel a splendid place to stop at.

Rc-cenlly renovated from attic to

collar, a|»otl|.»<:<ly clean. cliccrinl and cciitmlly locatod-two ininntcs from I Post ()illco. (irnffon Si..,o|\po.~iitc Sl. I Panlki (`liuri-li.

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GAB SERVICE

Passengers, baggage, etc., conveyed

anywhere desired. Leave orders at Mc- Donald & Mel{innon’a Drug Store or at stables, Sydney Street, near Steve- |on’e Corner. J. M. NICHOLSON, _ 1-28 d I vr. Telephone No. 25

dispose of the public lands, t/0 choose the

constitutional advisers of the Czar.

'l`hisis the revelation that has been

made to the loyal, Czanworshlpping peasantry. it is to them a painful revelation. Iiut slowly the thought. is

permeatlng thcir minds that their idol ls not worthy of their dcvolion. This is what seems to be transplrlng in the

public mind of Russia today. The peas- antry, and the armv, hitherto the twin buttrcsses of the imperial thronc,arc both being slowly undermined and their loyalty shaken. Tho workmen and the “lntelIcct,uals" have long been ready for

open revolt.

Toronto News:-Perhaps the most

remarkable thing about the new Russian Parliament Is its consciousness of power.

look afironts to its councils.

John D. Rockefeller now says that hc

has been out of the Standard Oil Com-

pany for twelve years past and has not even visited its offices in seven years.

Ontario has the liquor system, but tho

Government will not in iiny case permit a woman to bc employed or to uct as barkcepcr or to deal out liquor.

Immigration to Canada for thc past

eleven months makes n total of i53,0\l3 or 26,151 more than forthe like period last year. It is thought. the year will make a total of 165,000,

Tiicrc are yet iigreat. number who have

not voted for tho twenty Eminent Islanders of their choice. The lists so far reccivcd show un intelligent interest in

our public men past and present, and also a discriminatingjudgment. There arc a number of eminent. names running vory close together and the votes of the next few days must decide between them as to which shall rank first in the competition. Remember that the lists close with

Saturday next..

;Pale Farsi Girls

Tnousaniis Using Successful Cure | For Paleness and Auzemla.

I The pallld girl always lacks appetite. What ittle she eats is adly digested. ii At night she is restless, she dozes, but doesnt sleep soundly. i Vital force must he increased, new blood must be supplied and a general rebuilding take place before she will feel

like she ought. | Dr. Huniiiton had invaluable experience in those cases and louud nothing so prompt. in building up the voung women as his \'egc-table pills of Mandrake and Butternut.

Dr. l~Iamiiton's Pills begin by cleansing

the system and purifying the blood; they ‘also improve digestion and render food 1-cady for absorption. Additional nour- ishment is quickly supplied ami the patient is fast strengthened and invig- I orated. I Full of spirit, ruddy and strong is the ‘girl that assists her system by Dr. HainIIton's Pills.

The following recent letter from Miss

lilttrrflidclilwen, of Haiiburton, speaks for tae .

I “ln usinr:Dr. Ilamlllon's Plllslflnd my system is wonrlcrfully built up. It is certainly the most eliective reuicdy I over used. Ihave now a good appetite, I sleep more soundly and awaken in thc morning feeling quite refreshed. 1 "Fornieriyl felt tired and depressed.

Ilooked ala gin severe illness was hang-

over mi o .

“Not ing could give quicker results

than Dr. Hamiiton`s Pills and I strongly advise every young woman to use them.

All dealers sell Dr. liamllton's Pills,

, 250 por box or five boxes for $1, by mail , from N. C. Poison St Co., Hartford. Conn., `U. S. A. and Kingston, Ont.

WOOL IS WOR-Til 35c per POUND. We allow you 36c per pound in trade, for all the wool you will bring us provided it is good clean tub washed Iwooi. We will allow you 3oc cash for all the good wool you bring us.

This has given dignity to its character, We will give youu better trade for patience to its words, thc power to over- your ww] than anyone el", in 1>_ E_

I. Moore & McLeod. z8dri.

;_` , $1-\ -§‘

?li€H§l(f= this

REUPHOL TERI G I

We have first-ci iss facilities for all classes of Furniture

Repairs and Reupholsterlng. Large stock of furniture

coverings constautl y in stock--Hair Cloth Glmps, Buttons

Cords, Fringes, &e.

' QHJH

ri hl Furnishin Bu.

Mark Wg g

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Patris calls the proposed Sunday Observance law a Drnchnisn msalunl and Hsaysthsre lads Government or public msn espahls at carrying such a lsw into force. Hs adds that violent prealills hll been put upon Sir Wilfrid Laurier IA! the Loni's Day Alliaaooand the Presb)

,apparently operated for some years past

Hon. Mr. Tarts in. his new|l!lP°\'. IA

notify the Attorney General that the

Seo t Act and calling upon tho prcvlnolsl I Government to assume the responsibility for its effectual enforcement.

YOU ARE AILING.

Not :Lofts sick,-but. robbed of ambition

to wor -find li. hard to think clearly. Not. ill enough to think of dying, but had enough for life to be pretty dull. Thsro is areniody-Ferroxone-that quickly lille that half dead feeling, Giiicioua, bu- Ferrozoiie makes you luel good; it sharp- vns the dullcst appetite, makes it keen as a razor. ,

Iii.or.nl Ft-rronons iiiakoa lots oi lt, the

rich nourishing ltlnil that vitailzes thi- wliole body. You'il be wonricrinlly quickened, immensely strengthened, l'c\~| hearty and vigorous after uslnir Ferro- zone. Buoyant health, surplus vigorand reserve energyall couic from this great rerltorative. Flft cents buys a box of fifty tulilcts at alifdealcrs.

IIINNIH lil Sill EHIHIIS I PIHSIINS

Iianirax, June 20.-A nrllllant and

very pleasant dinner was given at the ilallfax hotel last. night to Maior~General SirGharlcei Parson, K. C.M. G., by the ofllcer commanding and stall' niuri~ time provinces, and the officers of the lst. regiment Canadian Artillery, 03rd reginicnt Rifles, and 66th regi- ment Princess Louise Fuailiers. The dinner was in the large banquettlng hall. The tables were in form of a cross, thc centre space occupied in a unique and attractive way by flowers illuminated with electrlcllghts. Colonel Drury was at the head of the table, Sir Charles Par- sons being seated on his right and Lit-nt. Colonel Benson on his left Licut.-Colonel ii~vlng_\vas In the chair opposite Colonel Drury, and at the head of the other tablcs wore Lieut- Colonel llcsslcln and Lleut.~Colouel Kenny. The company numbered about sixty. There were two toasta-thc King and Sir Charles Parsons. The guest. of lioncr, in replying io the toast. made an admirable speech which was (oudfy applauded. Tho menu was excellent.

PAINS.

l"0R SOCIETY FOLK-

Peoplo oi fashion do things sometimes

that cause pains in the stomach and aches in the kidneys. Hard work and hard pleasure have pretty nearly the same results. Aaour stomach, ahad breath and pains about the heart and head are caused by gasses from tha stomach. Hutch cures them quickly. You take one when you feel badly. Threoat. night toinove the bowels next morning, then one aftcr each meal and your trouble will go away. Itisnaiure`s own remedy for pain.

They are chocolate coated and contain

nothing that is injurious. There is uothinglike Ilutcli in thc world. Ilfsa doctor for ten cents.Atyour drugglsts. For sale by all drugglsts.

ICOMlN’.i_El/ENTS.

City Council meets on the second Mon-

rw in each month. James Paton, Mayor;

. W. Clarke, City Clerk.

Naxr meeting Lodge Prince Edward

S. O, E. June 26th at 8 o'clook, Red Rose Degree-Initiation. _

Mlnrrd’a Llnimsnt liellsvaa lisunlglm

Mr. Farmer take the next train to

Charlottetown and come sud. sos ns for dry goods and house furnishings. We are glvlngIl2o. a pound for wool and 10% discount- oil' Montreal and Toronto. Catalogue prices. Wo also psy freight on parcels of $25.00 tosny station on P. E. I. Railway. Send us your mail orders and keep your money at homo. James Paton &Co. _ 20dtw3l.

*lt

zoo*

$45

in ha oats bran, straw etc., yaielling at lowsli Edii°ilh°'°i f ii a ne o ru eerie: and new design: in erockery wsreluat rc- celved. ‘

School, Clos'

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3 NOTICE'

This store dose# very

Monday at one o cicek. Dor- lng the month of July and

August

i James --Paton ¢D.'Co

_'Q si

resses

20 ozeu w ite awn an

dresses to lit all ages, from the little tot up to the in 16

Prices from 65c to $2.56. We are sliow1ng` them

middle counter. James Paton 8. C

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Ji;

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lil

d li' i d colored school ready_-to-wear

Opens Sept. lst. 0ll¢IlS 5¢i>i»

ST. JOHN EXHIBITI

opens Sept. lst. 0l\¢l1S SCD?-

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D, I.. HOOPBQ, - A _ ,_ A .I A V

-l#l#¥I%.`?tlil¥B¥i¥4l¥¥i¥l#.s`5’fB# t' MILLER BR

VICIUR TALKING liiACiiiNES;.w A N 1- ED

AND RECORDS . f

A large’ stock ,of both `msch_l|u.~l-gsnril

just ‘The very latest siieetiona found here-new mdrches by Sousa.,-Trombon

Banjo solos by the world’s` greatest; artists.

new record is secured I3; ua. , ,. ' I

We extend a ` invitation foyriou

at ouratore and hear than records pls

iowrsiifriclis “ ron assi cooiis. in

Exarnmtitton

The profsllimtdl ¢i!Uiii|liI°|\ Q5 no usdissr, council., will , is hoe at Charlottetown, Jn 'Yi 51- U- A- Hall.y commencing _Wednwiiii iuly rsth at 1,01. m. I0! IPPU' ,cations form, etc..‘apply’~i° ills undersigned _ ..

' ‘ S. R_‘. JENKINS, _

.~ . ~R¢glstrsr.

28dtts3i twfzl

wan-ren

.5lliIllralll|ursas

I will be in Charlottetown on

July and and 3rd. and will want Fifty Horses, to he 1300 lbs and

upwards.

I ONATH AN ADAMS.

d4i twal

WANTED

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A mais teacher of first or second class for

Grsham‘s Road Bclrbol, supplement. $80. Apply to JOHN A. McKAY. Bec‘y'

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coincoiii

The subscriber will have on hand

early next month at his coal yard -formerly (R. McMillan.)

A sleek of all the best kind of

House coli

The Brig “Lady Napier" will

be due here early next month with a cargo of _

. HARD 'COAL

BEST QUALITY, LOWEST

PRICE our motto. V

GEO. E. FULL,

6-z8ttsrvr ,

fr. E. isiiiiii iuiiiwir

° Murray Harbor Branch

Donatoion Day On July and a special passenger

O train will leave. Charlottetown at

7 45 s. m.. returning wllli leave Murray Harbor ar 4 o'clock p. ni. ` Usual Dominion Day fares.

, G. A. SHARP,

Superiritenden' ,

Railway Ofli es.

6-z8dal tvnl

ON IIPERA ll0iISE

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MONDAY, , JULY Zllii

-_-oi,

Gage Stock Co.,

AL. LESTER

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5 big Sttclaltics, with

Popular prices. -

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‘Play “£ltarlcy's Aunt” I

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