THE GUARDIAN. CHARI.0'1`TE'l`OWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.

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We have Just received

splendid assortment of _ment on Saturday evening. When lasi _ d_ 1 d d _

seen the horse was still attached to the was ‘mme late y procure ’ an It was

Perfumes i'nBu1k vehicle and wa' oin northeast ata tre- “und that ms arm was broken about

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mendous cup The horse appeared to be four inches from the wrist-_ The patient, is

a capable navigator as he made several Iwwdoing Hue'

A VALUABLE horse belonging to Mr.

‘A150 Tmlet Waters’ CO1 MR.Ti=ioM_»\s LARKIS of Fortune Ro d :Thomas Wilkinson.’ of Jllberton’ .was

Sacheg Powder, etc, etc § had a narrow escape hfom death durglé instantly and verysimplykilled on Friday

evening last. While grazing the animal

tookfright and ran into aplain wire fence,

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are some people who End it hard to digest. To all such we advise a trial of our Pies They are care-

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a. pair of chester white swine.

him in the stable breaking his leg.

curves and kept the wagonintact.

Evefylfhwg 35 lowest Prices the recent storm. It seems that Mr.

# Larkin :was cutting hay in a field on his

E “ farm when the_lightnin£r Struck the nia-

The Peo le S Dm S chine upon which he was sittting, twist-

P ggi ’ ing it badly, :and throwing Mr. Larkin

Ol-l18CM'l0S Hill] some twelve or fourteen feet. The horses

*S took fright and ran away Their ears

t* were badly burned by the electric fluid.

THERE will he a concert in Howe`s Hall, Brackley Point, on Friday night, August 10th. Songs and recitations by the school children. Instrumental music by Miss Viola Shaw and other foreigners. Selec- -tions from a paper on Edgar Allan Poe, and Scotch and comic songs by Mr. Robert l Lamont are only some of the numbers of the program. Admission 15 cents. Re- served seats 25 cents. Doors open at 7.30.

States. Altogether they will form the

T E L E P H on E 98- largest and most important gathering

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Arichat ever witnessed.

son of the late H. B. Plant, was elected Vice-President of all the roads ln the system, with the exception of the Alab- ama Midland, to succeed Vice-Pres, S. B Knott, resigned. The new Vice-Presb

S t W _ . tbnlsp. megtto 4 p. m Pastuerized milk at Pickard’s Grcicéiy. i

ORSETS

Our chea Corset is made of Gre Jean and

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lnmmed with lace Pr'

Then we have a better line at pr

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bee our l n° ata ball ii Q, trimmed with lace silk stiich ng, V pr' how von is-int somstning better, here you W”

Irs cur Combination at /UG pr'

Then ‘cu ti L f r so:nc'h‘nv cool, we can

“liven \v,lh fur /ero at 5 pr'

Better grades of Summer Corsets at & pr.

The name- of our rrench Cn-sets are, Mignon at pl,

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$1.20 pr.

These are claimed to be the most comlnrtable Corset made.

Plenty other makes to choose from Every pair guaranteed. g *American died. immediately without a

struggle H15 r¢lIlNii»i»l\3~y in stat: in the lf _

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FINE CQTIQN mmnmd mm BETTER QUAL_lTY, neck ana I ment; but it isa soon nan. than 1 - ttf;-3.1; ff,

343, gleevq trimmed with embroidery f any other. It is a strong White Ltniment V 'wbnthgg _xii _ _bgueé

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PREPARA"rxoNs are steadily going on for

the holding of the general convention of the French Acadians at Arichat on the 15th inst. Large delegations of the lead-

gtnldl sfiesnnimuydmixed tpf ing and movst intelligent people of French cooked T§)_da;,°:,§h§§e fffgegng origin of 1\ew_ Brunswick, P. E. lsland good and Quebec will attend, even a fair at-

Cream Pies xzc and x5f' each ° , ' Cowan", ples ISC and me each. tendance is expected from the United

AT the meeting of the Directors of the

Bakes Best Bread Plant system of railways, held in New

York a few days ago, Morton F. Plant,

dent of the Alabama Midland is E. O.

L H Brown,formerIy President of the South

Florida railway.

Assistant at Royal London of _ , ____

Hospital Mooxenelds, and

London Throat and Ear _

H°*P“*‘ nad blood is a had tiiirgto inherit or

htillisl in Dlsolsei 0| Tho Eyl, Thrill acqnii-e;bad blood may be made goody

ind N080 blcod by taking Hood s Sarsaparilla.

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HES S L3' Grande Dudless due lf’ 1] Schurman andS Sim of Charlotte

LL lx night' . I x _ tow.n,are at the Minto.-S;dn_ey Record.

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___ Private evcugdriorxf vevxlfiz-lievyillls bxdmllield to a MR' HARRY HOOPER has som his pacer’

our l renl.f'i~i more if sou h'\\e ‘ 9 on “Toe .M\1I`PhY" l’»0 J H Hicks, Brldgfrtoll a

limp 6, ,ur Likme fmei, gm.. .1 § _ Wpldliiesgllay evening. Thpse interested S_ _ . _ ` - ~ G Q - A h ._

i om Awa 'P y _IT is understoo I that while in _ are registered at the Brunswick.-More g W _ 'U

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, Pnowss Baos losta valuable horse at THE excursion to Charlottetown under

Sllccossors to Davison & C0 Souris last week. Another animal kicked I the auspices of St. Georges Church here,

takes places next Saturday, August 11th.

BQY WAN-T}3D_ A d st d b Will leave here bythe regular train at 7.10

_ R00 88. y oy,

_.iii with a fair education, must be over 16 m" for the-boat at Pwmu’ N' S' Cham'

years old; tolearn the printing. Apply Ich' ' _ A “t 01109 U0 this 0mC€. THE annual retreat for the clergy of the

1 THE Hghming storm of Friday night Diocese of Charlottetown willbegin today.

set are and burned Lo the grounda bam The retreat will be held at the College and all its contents helongin to John and will last during the week. Father

¢°,:x;\;};§tl`ie<:rtii1‘;ineg»};l’}y\ detsgefimencan Allen McDonald, about two rgiles from Dqughefty’ S' J' if the preacher' Au’ the

`Souris. It contained ii. self-binder and priests m thepmvmce Wm be prgSe_nt°

an J P iother farm implements. The loss will be . THE stone sur-‘rounding the City

145 Queen Street about $1000, no insurance. _Hall is being replaced and when the work

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1`=___ __ __ _ THE Baptist Church of this city has Q; done, the walk will be on a level with

issueda neat folder, the frontispiece of e °°”“°°' 5 “a 5' “'° °" “img”

Which is a cut of the Baptist Church. ° are e.°FP1°yed °” me W°’k 'md 'it Wm be

The order of services for the week is push°d`“¢°rWa"`d' with an speed p°sSibl°'

given on the second page. On the back MA_s'i'ERJohnCl.1rk.' Son of Mr._P.B.Cla.rk, is printed a. neat invitition to attend the Alberton, met witlfquitea piauful accident services of the Church. on Monday last. While in Mr. George

A RUNAWAY horse attach bd to a Ga.rd‘s mill, in passing between two belts

truck wagon caused considerable excite-` one °f the belts caught him throwing him

on [the floor with great force. Adoctor

it :was thrown head long and broke its

inson had just purchased this horse the day before from Mr. :James Elder, of Lot 7. It is indeed quit-e a loss to him.

0NSaturday evening the show window

of Messrs. Alley Sc Co.attracted a very large number of people. It shows a coun- try saw mill with large waterwheel turned by a stream of water running from a dam above. The stream runs into a lake in which several young ducks, rea.l:ducks,are swimming. A sign on the mill advertises their rubber boots for duck shooting. A full moon is seen rising over thebackground of trees. The window was dressed by Mr. Sprague. .

Sireet recently as a result of which' an old friend-a monkey- of several summers was laid low. The victim was not a na- tive of this province, nor indeed of t-his fair dominion, but came some two or three years ago, very much against his will, from the wilds of South America, and as aconsequence his temper was rather soured, and he appeared to be at enmity with all his relations both far and near. Early in his Canadian career he developed an animosity to all investigating friends, and on several occasions he left the marks of his dislike on their* unsuspecting. flu- gers. During the last few weeks the South American has been allowed a. cer- tain limiqed sphere in the yard of his Water Street home where he has been held in much awe by the many children, both white and colored, _of that thickly populated portion of Charlottetown, who daily visited him. Friday morning, however, the usual precaution of provid- ing Seeko with a breakfast appeals not to have been taken, and this so enraged the South American that he took the earlitst opportunity of satisfying his wants on t'1e youngest member of the owner’s fam- ily. This younger member, who belongs to the Boys' Brigade, and had been in camp this summer, immediately demand- ed the trial of the South American by court martial and after the court had met and heard a full statement from the boys in khaki,.the judgment of the court was rendered ordering that the culprit, who was still at large, should be shot. In order that death might be instantaneous a neighbor who has had considerable ex- perience in the manipulation of fire-arms and fire-water was asked to fire the fatal shot. The late proprietor consented, and in the presence of the local editor of the Examiner, fired at the South A"merica.n who was calmly sitting on at post three paces distant. The shot “landed at South- port” and had no effect except to induce

where he perched himself, defying the

suggested to send fo‘r a r cinforcement.

AScotchman was called who took the gun and after aiming piously tired and

Qtek yard an Friday, ana at mn.

neck,anddenth was immediate. Mr. Wilk-

THE assassination took place on Water".

the coming victim to climb upfa tree,

man behind the gun. At this stage it was

brouilht the coon down. The South

toil” ha ,h b , 4 wi 'in y remember tha. the Princess x»'1ii!§rl>li‘i\e.i“t§ineexiiid fp' :lie i will leave the wharf about nine o'clock. MIVAND MRS- W- L-SCCTT. Of Ottawa, it\ liouii ie i-xc " xou

Halifax _ '

D attendingthe Grand Lodge, I. O. 0. F. ton Tlmeb

*_ ' Conn. \Vhear will look into the matter of

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40 oants a cost for the placing of an electric light

Om" gradeqheaper ~ and Correspon’ for lighting the streets of Charlottetown.

cfsam dents EVCfyWhere_ THE steamer La. Grande Duchesse leaves pu,-¢ and sweeieierydiy Boston this afternoon with the largest

passenrcr list of t-he season. Advices

Mk. Robert Bulinan, North Rustico,has from Boston say steamer has a waiting "e°‘¢“’°‘l f*`°m E- D- Gef->rze.Putman, Ont. l 1 ~t of over 100 persons.-Hx. Chronicle,

H. B. C.-Regular monthly meeting of

the Hillsborough Boating Club to be held in their Club room this evening at 8 o'clock. `

DR. and Mrs. Brecken of Sackville,

iflteild leaving in a few days on n. trip to the Pacidc. They will go via the Cl P.R. -St. John Sun.

Rsv.L.G.MacxEiLLandMrswMacneill,ha.ve returned from their trip to Prince Edward Islind. Mr Macneill will occupy the pul- pli Of Sh.. AndI‘€WlS church $0-mgn\0w,_

DR.Harry Johnson, of Charlottetown, is

at the Carleton. He is attending the school of instruction for army medical service, being conducted by Major Jones. -Halifax Recorder.

THE 'Plant Line will, it isannounced,

run an excursion steamer from Boston toaccomodate the Aoadunsof New Eng- land_.gf§§¢l_i_i'i`may wish toattend the con Arlchat. A » F93 two hours at the Opera House fiast night Mr. Robertsr. Ben, American lawyer and journalist, who re- centlyg"-‘-wlsited Charlottetown, held the closest “attention of an intelligent audi- ence. withhis illustrated lecture on the “Dark Contincnt."’-Moncton Times.

A. C. Ross and J. E. Burchell have sod

a halfinterest in their property situated on Whitney Avenue and known as Brooklands for eight thousand dollars. The purchasers are Major Schurman, of Schurman, Lefurgey, Clark, 8; (30,, and Mr. Chappell of Chappell Bros., Charlotte town,P. E. I. The property comprises sixty lots. Buildingoperations will likely be commenced at once.-Sydney Record.

THE people of Hunter River are truly proud of their sorrwho when the call was issued went forth in battle and only gave up when the deadly lead of thefenemy disabled him. As an evidence of _appreciation _ the members of Court Dalvay C. O. F. Hunter River on` Saturday evening tendered a reception to ` Mr. Fred Waye, who is a charter member of this Court and just returned from the war in South Africa. A plaesant time was 'spent and speeches by Messrs Douglas,Mc- <f Leo_d,Bell and Nicholsonlas well as others. ' Fred was pleased to be with ‘the Iren- bersagain and since his return has been

_almost idolized by his many friends. |

F1r'rnEN or sixteen vessels large and

small have been loaded at Cape Tormen- mentine so far this season. Among them was one steamer,/loaded by C. H. Bead, of Port Elgin, for Mclieen-,of St.@hn.__ There , is another steamer now at the wharfload- ‘. ing for P. G. Mahoney, and thc writer _ learns that Mr. Mahoney expects two more this season. Last year was the first _ one for steaxners _at this portand Mr. _ Mahoney was the Hrst shipper to charter other than a sailing vessel. The experi- ment was so successful that other, shippers have followed suit. John Tucker is one of the busiest, men at the Cap_e these days. 'As stevedore he _ has nearly all the vessels to load and as the port, has hardly been clear since the first vessel arrived it can _be seen that Mr,

has had verylittle time to go visit- ing. Just now he has between nm-ty-ave and forty men at work loading. They manage to keepfthe N. B. and P. E. I. railway' peopie as busy as need be furnish- ing the deals from all along the road.-A Sackville Post.

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9001> LAWN “ok md trimmed with embroidery asain- _ ssinfm- ioo. Money tseku you as noi; _

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A If you’l1' want a Trunk, you’1l want to call on us- for we have the Trunk you want

We have all sorts of T rntiks, we have

little Trunks. and medi size Trunks, and Trunks pretty nea-1 ly biglz-lnough`to livoin

We charge less for our Trunks tllaxfmost

anyone else -'because we buy them direct from the factory, and because We pay spot cash for them. i _ _ __ '

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,ll PARLUB SUITES -

' We arssliowing a. fins line. Prices from $24.00 or

$22.80 cash) for a solid Walnut, 8prin¢`,Selt_Suire, up to ,$85.00, the best Turkish Rug'Sui`ti.-<But_,we havesithsr Suites L good deal cheaper. . _ A

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Quality away Up. Picon lp)n_w|'|_1\.;o\t,

White and Colored Shirts, Collari, Cuifs, Underclothing, Sweaters,

aug andere, Umbrellas, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Golf Hose, Half Hose, Color

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Buttons, Cuff Buttons, .etc

our Strong Lino. Our looliiiiioar.

In all thelatest styles, from 2c to 75c each. Store open Saturdays till ll p.m.

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