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ESUBUSHED I 89|, THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTFETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISL

AND,wsnNEsoAY, ooroiinn 5, is9s._s moss. PRE

Oc, 4 _Ara--SS. Halifax. Pye, Bos-

Tm-;gg_ Wade, Richibucto; SS D. Thomas, Mi-Coniber, Chatham:

Sumlnerside; Laura C . Hen- \Val`:t -e. 4-l`lil.-l,ucre'ia Jane, Lf- f

Vd,.p_._-: Barge A. L. 'I`aylor,i Louisbiirg; l~’.irge Lizzie, Mc-`l do.; llenrv l.. Phillips, Sk|n-»

E I l

.U `Vdn`e_v.: imply) irc-iklyin. (}arcin,l

u 1-ra.-li. l..iiii. Lirdigan: Il. H. t

Dams _\l¢f 'o::i`iwi'. l.ouisbnr_1: SS” &mpaDa_1;@,,,. r__ l;~f=:~_g.»'m\'n: Thom- ~

May Huw. l'.i'l,ill1 l.'flUl'H. C.. lli‘.`-l

argon, llallirt. `

Esmgri' is A l>i.~l~;.\s‘l~3 -Parties can cured at the l{lIl1l.l~1Y INSTITUTE. portland .\hiinc oi' Alcoholism, Morph l

m Cigarettes :ind Tobacco: also

\eiira:tlie:ii;l or Nerve l-lxhaus-,

T I ,.`; . 4.» 5 v 1|

who wishes to he cured of any of bove diseases and desire to live al and healthier life. You may call them for such facts as is placed in hands, This is the nearest Keely

to the .llaritime Provinces hence

,O the [usgigiigig without consulting

q||rllel2l1b07"` _ '_

-lnierican coats direct from New 'oi~l:. The let of .>\rn‘eri- y

(oats for ladies that our Paton bought when in York will he here in it , or tW0_ Donlt buy until would not be surpii»ing_ in view of Lii

ou see them.

AND SHIPPING

PORT Ui-` Cl{ARLOT'I`E'l`OVY!i`. !

Cook. Sydney; SS Campana,

MAY BE

EMPERUR

. . Hung l}liang~

_. e~&-~-

be uiille_-,i<_rned c1ti7in~ wil f 0»i'.'e iriforination to any per-

the cheapest.

ht' \\'oi<rn\'. \\iLLi\.\i TUR

Queen Hotel; ALEX noni-znrsos, Sheriff

A. I. Jonxsox. Pres \V.C

.i.\ii>ni:i.L.- Ost 21-<18; wlglv

refer not to confer with V

above re erences, wi-ite or come .

_ __,_ 9 _-- ’ ‘

HIS DRAMATIG llll

From a Small Clerkship to

Be the Prime Minister of

China,With Imperial Pow- er Now in His Reach.

PEKIN, October 2.-During the cele-

bration yesterday of the festival of the Hoon, many drunken crowds Which had gathered uoon the streets threw mud upon- all Europeans who made their appearance. As a precautionary measure the Russian legation orderid an escort of Cossiichs from Pert Arthur. "l`l;e British minister nl-o rrilered here a guard of marines from \\'ei Hai \\'ei.

Amiiy. Cllina, September 30.-It

Hung Chang’s powerful iiillnence at the court and with the empress dowager ii

l

1 d _‘lt fi qc] the great statesnizin should become the

ABR1W"Dl°" “Y 3" “'l_ _eg lr “fe ,successor ot' the murdered emperor, in 1 30°' mnkel “_” l"_' _Uh *b* h°_"‘”5" _ fact, and einperor also in name. Thel white comb), lo bbis line large onions, , _ -

_ dowager empre»s xpresses no disco-

ntit oi choice vie an roniatoe s

ml’ ‘lim V _ =- _ _ _ ’ sition to appoint ri ruler from among l'\P°l°m‘“0@S» ““’fed ‘“P‘“"” “ed _for the princes of the dyha.si\', and rumors ghow-chow and pickli S. sm-ill onions are Lunrent mm Li H “ U C ~u

_ ‘ s ung rang wi

f°"l"°kl°S’°“°““fbe"?'°““lIH‘°we"' °"f’l` assume theiinperial throne.

Y litre li i~ rt - larl' d -

.our n on spa itu y 11" Askcteh of this all-powerful prince

Wd '° 0'" “elefl which is the hes” We is nothihff new yet write the cireers of me had fo’ 39”” Gfderg take” for all the great btaiesmen living to-day "W" °“PPll°3- Red P9996” and “it” and probhbly none will be so thrilling roiimeloiisto ' t e k. J.J. -

arrive “ex W 9 _ , as that of L1 Hun Cha .g. &_SoN. Mnrketor Head of Prince The World mf, ran th

Telephone iso. [so-dewtf . ._ 5 C" °. ""'“‘°“

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172 cases of Men’s, Women’s

and Children’s Rubbers just received tobe sold at same

prices as the common ones.

rraaas

ndy

hbers

e est

F BRUS.

Boot Factory

ood not Walt for Xmas

llddnt the lowest. prices.

N, .

Ark

ornamental articles,

new Games,

up-to-date in Leather,

and Plush Goods, latest makes from 4 to 36 in high an

d all the Block Games,

kinds at A borgsin, °

and

Bubba'

Pa r, Enrol and Cords

Bronze Picture Framing

with richer deeds and hold their names

i ., in higher esteem but :hose are not the

h “uma” It Pam" S' 1" Lf points of comparisbn.The great achieve¢_f__sprvan1 of each member of the.cabii!1e.l-.--

rnents of most men of history were under conditions that did not exist in

'To j

We announce the opening of a. large stock' of all the new SCHOOL and COL- LEGE TEXT BOOKS for the coming SCHOOL

l TERM.

We give special discount to P. of W. College Students. Books mailed free on receipt of list prices. Tllo Iles English lllasslc “Eun- grllla” |5c, sol mill.

Students

China during the" tmany years ihat Li Hung Chang has been putting his name ,on the scroll of fame. Statesmen of l other countries have had the people behind them. If not the people against _ the bolstering power of government, Li Hug Chang has hadthe people against him and he has felt at the same time the deadly e_nmity_of_ _ the advisers ot the throne and even of the thr he itself. ROSE FROM A CLERK.

Li Hung Chang rose from a clerk in

the civil service, and the blood of noble ancestors did not Bow in his vtins. Any Chiuanian may become ti nobleman ofthe highest rank through a series of gratlitiohs. Regular civil service ex- aminations permitihim to advance Stop by step. Even a coolie may become a prime minis er, and, though highly im- probable, it is not impossible that a primeininisier, with the powers and cruel fate against him, might become a coolie.

Li Hung Chang fought his way up in

the face of the bitterest opposition, and as_l.ie forci tl his own way up he forced China up with him, compelling her to adopt improvements that have given

progressive nations. Soon alter Li be- i .came Viceroy' of China, his viceroyship. and his moruilcireer came near being cui short at one and sametinie.Wiih the cleverhess ofthe master mind, Li became aware that a plot was on foot to surround his house and murder him. He acted promptly, sliowing he possessed the qnal ties of a general as well as of a statesman. Instead of

' wA1TiNo To nr; ML'RDER1-LD. he ha-1 the house of every conspirator surrounded and then called on the chief conspiriior in person and demanded to kno-.v the details of the plot. Incident- :illy he renizirkcd that his own soldiers, scorn to defend his lite and loyal only io Li Hung Chang, were ready to put

fto dealli the whole trembling 'troupe 0 conspiring miuntcbauks at ii word from the vicercv.

l

Hung Chang' that the plot had been

eyes of the emperor. Th~ret`ore L

tue imperial cabinet was in session.

general of a hostile army might be 9"

sured them that he was the humble

adding ~I heard that matters of grav importance demanded my pic ence. have come with my army atsending m to show how greatly I respect the em- peror and his advisers.” THE c0NsP1RACY DIED

A NATURAL DEATH

Li Hung (,'hang"s army was too well e-

and explained his coming as he did by

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the country her present standing amoi-g f

CHARGED CF WIFE MJRDER.

OTTAWA, Oct.,_;-_(Special )--Wil- l

ham Delorme aged 70 has been arrest.

ed charged with murdering his wife,

A BANK IN TROUBLE.

NEWYORK. Oct., 4-(Speoial)-

The Tradesrnan’s National Bank, is in

n s

financial trouble and will go into liquidation. _

S0l.IllEllS

lim

comma Down mvfii. ‘ P[||'l0 Rl|'}0.

illonrnnu.. Oli. 4-(Speeial)-

'l`hirty~five upper lake vessels and five

B;l`STON‘S CRACK COMPANY

,Steamers are coming down river to participate in the Alantic trade. 1

_ __ _Among American Troops.-

Welcomed Sto Quebec by the Gov-

ernor General-

Qcnenc. Oct. 4-(Special)-The An-

cient and Honorable Artillery Company

of Boston.'heie lo-day, were cordially

lreceived and welcomed by t'1e Governor

General aid Col. Hutton. A

,pected that all the Spanish troops will

Battleship Illinois Laun- ched at Newport News- More Mounted Police Sent to Dawson. e

PONCE, Oct 4--[Special]-It is ex

*vw-_ be away from Porto Rico in two weeks.

George Roberts on at Ottawa Seek

I _ ` Sickness among the American troops l ` '"3 G°"°""""°"' Aid' _ ‘increasing. 'Tho couvalrscents do not

Sim JoiiN.Oc‘. 4 -- [Special] -Geor e

ti Ottawa to-day to int.»rvi°w the gov-

g 'recover here and are being sent north

iltooertson, ex-Mayor or this city, went as rapidly as possiblg

fl ‘. " N W PoRr\lnw . -F I ' ,erilinent regarding :issislance to the dry E 1 S‘ _Oct 4 Lspeclal] l

d _ . . ‘ -The new warship Illinois was,

~ ll oak compa xy he 1” prommni' launched here toda in r sence of

The chief conspiraicr info.in tl Li / --<>~-_- .y P e

cmcilso MARKETS 30000 P"°P‘“~

hatched at the court unilir the very

i “What dos this mein P" d manded the 'head ot the council, ‘-that you come into the presence of your sovereign and a body oi your peers, who are his cin- stituiioniil advisers, guarded as the

it is said that nothing ever disturos

the beautiful serenity ot Li Hung Chang’s farce or causes him to depart from the prescribed f rm of dip‘omaLic

i Phe following are the clcsin rates

pork, 7.80.

Dec. wheat,63§; corn, 318 ; oats,22§;

pork, --. -

/

I 0 Bootiquartor perlb....:-............

Use in place

ofcfeam ufisfaft fi ~».=§ffff

and Soda. A

qliipped and the men composing it were gisycc' tcpd... no _ too well aitiu-hed to the persfn of the _ n viceroy for any attempt to defeat or P°"°'“"* ------- --

more than o i F°"l'

l ' It is not stated whether she was

r L d hi rm to the Palme wh rg! gHiCAG0_ Qcloi el- 4,_[Specia1]__ 'christened with wine or Water.

ini c`e < a y ‘ ' . -

Sept whealz. 6l§ ;corn.29§g;oat;s, Slit. OTTAWA' Oct' 4- [Special]`Half

. PWR 7_65_ ” the Yukon force' at Selkirk has been

Oct. wt-eat, 613, corn,29§ ;oats. 21g; ordered to Dawson City forthe winter

to give assurance of order till spring.

Catarrh a_d Hay Fver.

I If it‘s Hay Fever that is the bug bear i

THE WEATHER' ` of your life,`you won`t know the ples- `

S _ I sure of freedom from it till »ou’ve

conduct. So he bowed submissively, as- I WASHWGTON' Om' 3__l: Pew” )" tried Dr. ChiiSo’8 Catarrli Cure '

Showers first. southerly winds, becom-

vari`rbl'_`. A_`_ _ ___`>__ _ ___ i V", TT. `,,__*,___`_,,;`-.-_--fe-.,,._,_r :_ . - :.-'=7jr;,'__;_.;,._,»- i " *-'f'

SUMMERSIDE MARKETS.

(Revised Weekly-) _ .

Beef(sma.l1) per

Eglour rcwt....... ,

Hidesperlb ......... .. Herring (fresh) doz....

¢ ~ » » » »

» ~ ¢

corrupt them to end successfully. CHARLOTTETOWN HARKEN' Romantic literature doesnjt furnish a. - e_ (C°1'l'°°'°°d °'°¥'Y T'l°°'l\¥-l

y ~ , . Y Best qusmtlerlpei-lb..... .....

stronger story than that which covers 0 ,ageflmgu ,_“,______________ the rise of Li Hung Chang fr.-in obscur- e M gutter ily to tame. He was born February 11, || ' ‘xl 0:tili°:.g¢m(piiP§rozlifffff" °.§fff 1822. and his biogrrphers have fai ed ’€ ig. = 'oheessiporlbl ........ .. to tind any great names in his pedigree . . ’ _ - g‘°}’et;;9f’f_f’_°_':l‘_‘f‘_i_):::"‘ ""'_:::

Though 76 sears old he appears not 'O g .

50 f 55- When 25 r me °\d N nmhi 5:11:

be was lccilly known for his erudition y . ‘ Oatmeal new per cwt ...... ..

and was appoi ted to a small oilice. It! °°°°°°°°°°°° '- was in 1861, when 39 years old, that; Hake ..... ' ..°.°.'f he demonstrated what kind of metal; Ablllllllély PIIFD gg; '_ was in him. He had reached the posi- Hay. pei-own .... .. fffff tion of taotai. o perfect, of the dstrict More cgnyenigut, ;g§m""|§,§{-'liglii-jfjjff__j °°°°° “ffjff

of Klangsua.. which was then a hot-bed. ' Mak i m bunch)

HZ & of revolt. g His success in putting down es the A

the rebellion there was so remarl able and mor vcr. .- that a year later he was appointed act- e healthful' “'91” 9°’ l’“°h°|°"'°°°'°° '

_ Pork ....................

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. igeneral of the forces about S an l nm “Km ,Won oo" uw mm i Pg;-;itl;n:s¢;<;i;'ng3lhbm) ............ H

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'rue nun cron on sho Gallo* sown Post ¢-so so lblloio

(Local rung.

For points west (with connections) ll

Summerside and Tlgulsli on lilo I railway, 8.15 a.ni.and also st 8 40p.l, with p.m. connections to North 'Ptyhp Tryon, Crapsud. Victoria. Osrlbl, North Carlown and Sssrlotown.

For points out (with connections) U

Souris and Georgetown on line ol l&» way. 6.45 a.m.

For Souris and Georgetown only,

2.30 p.m.

For Courier route to Southport ood Ill

points thence to Belfast, 6.16 nm.

For Courier route to North Rivot tli

all points thence to Victoria, Tuoldq, Thur day rid Suturda . 6.15 n.m.

For United States, gow Brunswick,

Ontario, Quebec and the Northwdy 8.15 a. m.

For Nova Scotia. 6.30 a.m. For Great Britain. Tuesday, 10 p.l. Letters are collected from sill!!

letter boxes of 6 ii m., 2 p.m. and I P- m.

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. run in the nm. Q

Being troubled c-ff und on with pahl

in my back, caused by constipation, I tried several kirds of pills I had lid advertised, and to put tho truth in n ll shell, Dr. Chase`s Kidney-Liver Pills UI only pills that have proved efhotoll U my case. I can hshrtly rooouulold them. '

Jno. Dsvmz, lfnionvilto, Oda

* 'l`ll\llll"i;llllll*l`»l llll -". ‘ri ai if

agd A - gColle¢e ` Books

$3000,00 worth

ff stock.

“fi-#_ All the hooks '-; by the board of 1; cation for use in Li Public Scholl ll T* Edlold mod.

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11-mon ef tunes

Ingalls. ._

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lo w eno

Hats,

wovs Envelopes, ‘ ' P5

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What vi e want is a Band of Buyers to Buy f Our Coats, Reefers and suits They are going at the tune of Low Prices. Even the German Band cant play a. tune

h to ,reach our low prices.

Ties, Collars, Gloves, Shirts and everything kept ina first-class Gent’s

_:gd l Abea11tif;i§iJ'sasscrtment_.a:i;d.i§i;.. prince so low( that you will hardly miss what it costs.

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