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Drinking is on the Increase

We would nut sell soda water at all if we could not sell the kind that pleases people, brings

at. uur fountain.

tnein again and causes them to bring others.

Our soda quenches thirst. gratiﬁes taste and is refresh- ing and healthful.

.8. llMllSilN,

DRUGGIST, The Medical Hall.

vwwnh-Qpu-nnannuﬁ

The Art

oi Dressing

is knowin how to secure that which gives the wearer an Arruarzarvcrt, and by conning to me for your tailoring and Srvnrsn CLOTH you can have the best of up erances at a modest ou . A pleasure to show s

s. cnaro.

UPPER QUEEN ST. l-dtwlaw

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If the Harvest Excursion made a hole in your stock of

Trunks and Valises

I represent]. Eveleigh & Co , Ltd.. cifMontreal and will be very pleased t0 send you a catalogue and price list. Drop me a postal card.

C. Leonard Grant,

(‘IIARLFJTTICTO “N. 'I‘elcphone 318

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GAB SERVICE

Passengers, baggage, etc" conve anywhere desired. Leave orders at c- Donald & McKinnorﬂs Drug Store or at stables, Sydney Street, near Steve- l0n’l Corner. I. M. NICHOLSON,

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an Lndc ndcnt. Journal, aiming

vrnce and recognised th on as

Morning Edition, (dni

‘Fri Weekly Editioni unday, “Wdnss

inland Gunniinn Publishing Gompany.

Ila-Adverridng and Subscriptions. (Ho-J. l‘. Hood. Uﬂlce. Uilicu Hours 8L m. toil p. m. J. I‘. IIOOD. Ad vertixing Mgr i-‘. R. NEWSOH, Subscription and Job Printing Mgr.

THE COMING CONFERENCE.

Recent despowhss indicate that very soon matters concerning the relations 0i Canada and the United States will coins up ior consideration. In this nothlnu is more striking than the conr— rneni: oi the leading newspapers oi the Republic when referring to the subject. The matter is treated in an altogether dlﬂsrsnt spirit to that which character- ized the opinions oi the press oi the United States not so many years ago.

It is not long since one oi the writers most roproaentalive oi the best class oi American people in referring to the teach- ing oi peace speaking oi the feeling with which Great Brttain was regarded. said "There is not the slightest doubt that the feeling oi antagonism to Great Brit» ain which was so deep-seated in this country until a few years ngo had its taproot in the teaching ni history in the schools. The old accounts oi the Revo- lution, prepared by uren of very partial views, based on most imperfect inicrnrn- tion, tended to inflame youthful feeling and to plant deep in youthful minds a sense oi injustice. Under the teachings oi the old text-books most children grew up with the idcn that their countryjwrrs always right and other countries always wrong, and that international intercourse consisted chiefly in each country taking care of what belonged to it with insistent suspicion and vigilance and constant readiness for war. Children are now taught, in a more intelligent age, that the American Revolution was a part of the great English revolution. They know that there was widespread sympathy in Great Britain through the whole oi that long war, and that it was conducted, not by the people of Grant Britain, but by n King and a party with whom thc people were constantly struggling and who were in the end defeated. The American Revolution was a part. oi the popular struggle for liberty by the Euglish~spc|rk' in: race. The changes which have been made in the statements of facts regarding tho American Revolution urny beltaken as an illustration oi the changes which are taking pllrccin all histories inr young people touching con- troverted points."

It is probable that this vvr ter has probed to the root oi the trouble. All things considered it maybe said that the nrrrt< torn for discussion promise to be consider"- cd Ina hatter and more tolerant spirit that. on any previous occasion of the sam e kind.

regard

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is r~ IIIWILW o. n. 1.0m} rvurvrr-r.

Ur. Chase's Oil-rt rnentisacertmn and unrnnteod cure crouch and every in r rrr oi Ito

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

TUESDAY MORNING AUGUST Q3, lilﬂ.

THE CUBAN REVOLT.

(‘uba is disturbed. A revolution has assumed shape and grown to dimensions which have made it part oi the world's news. Incidentally some lives have been lost in the battles which have already been fought between government troops and insurgents.

The troubiu with Cuba appears to be that there are in that Island too many volatile genersliasirnos and captains men who acquired rank in the war with Spain, who are now out oi employment. if these brnvos would, as the New York Times pithily remarks, go to work rais- ing sugar cane instead oi the other Cain they would prove themselves to be better patriots.

It is altogether probable, ii’ the revolt goes much furllrer that the United States which hnrr much at stake in Cubs, shall have to intervene to keep the Cubans quiet.

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RUSSIA-

The r-wl lrnnd of lire Russian revolution» nrieiq which has been out. oi sight oi late. i5 ngrrln plrrvingthc lending part in the politics of that unfortunate country, The period oi knouting, irnprisoning, and lnrnislring zviriclr has actively gone on by tin-orders of the government has been rrlcrruplcd by the most serious and bloody rrrussacro yet charged to the party of revolution. The assassination or gcrrcrrrl Min and the attempted ussaai- nation of the itussian Premier seem to ilUilOlC tlrc resuming oi the struggle iruiwecn the Czar and the people. Which- cvcrsirlc succeeds the outlook promises |r reign oi Lcrrorand misery for the ilursirrn people. q

The fact thnta girl was yesterday, at the Police Court, ﬁned $5 for loitering on illrc public s\rcets,directs attention to the iact that runny girls and silly _ young women ircquent our streets at night after the hour" oi i! o'clock. They are particular- ly noticeable about Queen Square and along Queen and “later Streets Where they behave in a manner nether credit- able to themselves nor the repution oi this (lily. it ought to be possible ior the police to bring about a change in this con- dltiou oi affairs,

TRADE AND SHIPPING- PORT or cFA-lﬁronnowu.

Entered, Aug. 2il—l.ady I-Iill, Hnugh, Pictcu. 27-—I-iazei Dell, Murray, Sydney; Brilliant. I-Iarpeli, Magdalen Islands; Three Bells, Murray, do; Two Brothers, Peters, Crapaud; Champion, Orr, Richi- bucto, N. 3.; Susan King, Vananrber, Northport, N. 5.; Can't. Help It, Grant, Cape Tormentine.

Cleared, Aug. 27-811mm King, Vananrber,

Northport, N. S.; Can't Help It," Grant,

DR. OHASEO OINTMENT.

Cape Tormen tine.

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ining 00m

Chairs Priced from

50c

each up

Mark Wright

Furnishing Bu.

liiillili ililliPS iiilllllilll NlllES

Lennon, August iii-Quaint letters from the Indian chlcfa who r-ccr-rrtly mil their rrrlevanca before the Kinrl- “ml” interesting reading :

The first relates to their pwiﬂlt” through Canada:

“We have soon," they any, “grout who)’ countries that we ncvcr set-u lmiort‘. Every man that secs us treat us 30ml. Bud every station we came l0 Indians are thorn waiting ior us, bidding us #0041111‘. and ahakehandsing us, and wishing us gook luck. '

“Indians oi the Nortirrvi-st lk-rrilorles are different ironr us. 'l'|rey wear hlﬂnli- ets and you can't bell the worm-us from tho nrens. They all hau- lunn lruir, and they all wear the native rlolhirrgs, r-ucir uabuckskin clothing rrni can't talk English or Chinook.

“The only tribe nearly like uu is the Blackfoot Indians. And the ltinnltuha Indiunsare really like u.~_ wcll cothcn and everything good on llrcrn. We, itll the Indian chiefs, am well pleased oi our treatments."

Another letter parlnkcs oi the nature oi a statement oi grievances. It is n pathetic appeal to Sir \\'rllrid Lauricr, evidently “done in Iinglislr" by a differ- ent hand from that which translated the specimen we quoierrbuvo, and it. lo eloquent in its simplicity."

“tVe are being restricted on every lrand by the white man's laws, rrrrd our people are get-ting tired oi being lined and imprisoned ior getting thc ry food ior their inruilles.

"\Ve have not suﬂlcienl pasture ior our horses and cattle, and if we. turn thern on tho roads they nre inrpoundcli null sold by the white people, rrnd thi> is vory urrnoye lug to us.

" Then in thc dry parts ui our country Where irrigation has to be practised irr order to obtain crops, we ﬁnd that the white people try totnlro rrll the wntcr from us "

GREAT SPECIALISTS IN STUMACII CATARIIH.

Though oflcn tirr-v fall to givocvcn tmrr- norary relief, Mr. \\'. Scvrrrbur 0i ilurrts- ville, Urrt., cured hlnrseif with Farr-ozone. “My trouble" he ‘rrrys “wmr chronic catarrh of the stomach. I rvrrs costive and usually nauscateti before nnrl after meals, I also had a gnawing sensation irr the stomach. Iicrrozonc guve nre great. relief, and I also used Cutnrrirozorrc which is good for crrbnrrlr. Although ll lnok n number of boxes of Fler-rczorrc. I gut irnck my health and tcdlry am qulto well.“ For stomach crrl-nrrlr, indigestion: and kindred disorders nothing cxcwsr Fcrrozonc. In a thousand cases it has proved n wonderful sure-eras. self, 50c. pcr box at all denier-s.

i906.

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Nothing Nicer

Than nice,

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crockery and fancy crock-

ery.

QLD HAY Just the right kind to feed to driving and trolling horsen Get some before all is gone.

iﬁﬁvAlso good groceries as well as that celebrated Selenite and Plaster Paris.

D. l.. HOOPIER,

Upper Great George St. Sits twfryr, ’ (

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TENQER

Fenlcd tendon addressed to the undersigned and marked on lira ounrirlc "lender fur Car Shop a! (‘hurlotrctowm P. E. . ' ll_ b? - clrivedrr wand’ ‘ " T ‘ , borlth. us. Irrr tho construction oi a Lar-

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liiE EVEIUSTT- IIOUSE

—ON UNION SQUARE- THEIR CIIAIIUICS ARE ALWAYS REASONABLE

ELJ I\/I i\/l EFR %A"I'E$ ARI-I PARTICULARLY so .

The Itlvrtru-zrr House is located in the heart of the City, LUuVBDIQIII lu all Railroad stations and to the shopping district, roof ﬂlﬂltﬁllh, cic. The subway, elevated and street cars are closer to the lloiel than to any other Ilotel in the City of New York.

Tm’. EVERETT BOISE rs FAMOUS run ITS (tursmn Wriur torlm

lVIANAGl-ZR, EVERETT HOUSFnUNIOIV Somme, Nnw Your. for booklet and special rates.

The Evrtrzwrr Horst: has been for the past 25 years the favorite slop

ping place for Canadians. ' ._ ‘ ' i‘, ,3’ p

8 zd33i. ' ‘

lliount Allison ladies’ college 3rd Year Commences September. 6 ~ * Massey Treble School of Household Science

Nrrrnrnlronrun neriliirrrlc- from Mount Allison ncocpﬁid l6 qﬁllmml-h" "P WIDIIUIII» Iinrrrmlrold Ereiorrcc irr New Iirnrrswick Schools.

Department of Oratory Afiilinfod with EIIWYIOII Colicle of Oratory. Boston _ from llri< ilr-pirrlnrcnt at. Mt. Allison run] cntorthclenlot Yllllkllllﬁlﬂl-

Owens’ Museum of Finn Arte

1 J| r |,, ~_ "in Gut otaatoth villi i Ml Acollripldasgrlirrlrliilr-ridlngllo a o. .7 u‘

Conservatory of M!!!" witlr iracplty Oil imp rrrcrrrhcnt and equipped with two BMIIIIIY “H!!! Pill!" m?” vim --l -. ' .- i-liillisil.’ rélrlriwb 'r'i'>"i’r. ii'.i'.'"1°rll?i’rl’§ii’°§'c'hog6.r}gpllg rorr woa-rnr srunIm-s. rurmr-mronnirscrc L » -

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Sack ville. N. B.

j. A. Griffith. Secy.

i Prince Edward ls.

land Agricultural and Industrial

rxlllplrlur.

Open To all Oanadg

cr-rARLorrr-zrown

" Oct. 8, 9, l0, ll, 12,1906

This will be the Greatest Fair Eve, Held on P. B. Island

$14,000.00 in Exhibition Prizes

liorarrd Display of Exhibits

Entries in Live SIOCK, except Poul. try and all classes in manuiaclurcs, close 28th September. Poultry and all Otllenentries close 2nd October. Posi- tively no entries will be taken after the above dates.‘

_ Three Day's Horse Racing, operrto

wthe world-Tuesday. Wednesday mm

Thursday, the 9th, 10th and nth oi October. $2350.00 in Race Purses.

Entries for Races close 14th Septem- ‘ber 1906. The fastest classes ever lil- verti ed on the Island.

M nificent attractions in front ofilrc Grand Stand.

Lowest Rates on Steamers and Rail- ways. For Entry Forms, Prize Lists Race ‘Programmes and all information wrilc the Secretary.

F. L. IIASZARD, President.

C. R. SMALLWOOI), Secj-Trclrw 8-28dtufs twwtd

Buggies

Road llaggons UAT COST

We are losing out our carriage busi- neac and rrving alsrge stock on lrnul including rringle and jump seat buggies, road, and fahrily wulzgons, both new and second hand ; are now offering our entire crock at cost and ‘on very cosy terms of payment.

A rare chance for anyone warnings carriage to got it at ﬁrst cost.

DAVID H. AULI) 8r Cu,

Svilldg‘. twwtf Cove llead.

and iinr

The S. S. ‘ onavlslrﬂsniling imm montreaiThursdayler/ening A ugust 3‘>llr will be due at Charlottetown Sun- day evening Sept. 2nd and on biondry n o'clock noon Sept. 3rd sails for 5t. John's, Newfoundland via Sydney, C. B. carrying horses, caiilﬁ and sheep on deck, and produce umlcl deck at lowest possible rates. _

For further particulars as to freight. Etc , apply to

PEAKE BROS 8r Co. Agents.

.,8-2&itis3i.

lAUC@!ON- ilousc and Lot For Sale.

w».- will sell b; 5.5.1.. auction Q11 TEITE$EAYI

" August 30th. I906

p u‘ r2 o‘cr.ocr<, NOON

The House and Lot situnlcd on BM‘- fieldjtreet, the prcperty_ of lllc l-“lc Jo N McGOUGAN. This l5 aver)‘ ""- nir le property and will be sold "HM erms at sale. " "

IIICNJ. CARTER k (‘on - flﬂtltutlrlll Auctioneer-r.

,REGATTA

The annual race for the Iililsloro Cup will take place in Charlottetown iiarbor

o“ canon nav

The rice will start from Plant Lin; Wharf at 9 a m sharp. Boats must bf P‘ tho wharf at 7 a m on the morning r‘ die in order that they ml! l" mu“

r -. ed in time. All entries to be made wl it 1-1 B C, Bu:

t nc- Ciiy. Enrnnceiee of Ilﬁéfigizaéi.

company each entry.

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