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STURES in the Provinces We

one Tea Set FREE to any Woman who will give proof of

that bought three Sets out

re, in Ch’town, during

year, that rs to say, Dinner, Chamber Set We have the People want

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, n the public on Friday

The llilll lust,

ano, Organ, Voice Cul-1

singllll Class lnstructmgfin "_

Of rors given free to

us¢tl,tho music

the system of teaching em- entrcal with those of the

W e assiste by SS erms upon application at

it Messrs Miller Bros may be left

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= ers and Correspondents.

few days to the city.

call at or corres ond with this olhce

advantage

who has spent the past nine month`s in

The regular meeting of this court will be hefd to-night in their Hall at8 o’clock. Payment ot dues, initiation and other important business. Afull

welcome.

CUT Tins orr.-On Sunday' 95th

lust in the Opera House a Grand Tem- perance Rally for men only will he held. Music furnished bv a choir of 1C0 children. Two of the most brilliant speakers in the lower provinces, will address the meeting.-viz., Rev. A. L. Geggie of Truro, Rev. W. B. Hinson of Moncton.

THE Gt§‘Alt1JtAN congratulates Mr.

Ernest W. Collin, son' of Edwin Cofllu. I-lsq . Urlebar S're`et, in his having led the junior matriculation eieamination to Dalhousie and thereby Winning two scholarships. Mr. Comm Was' forseve- ral years one of P. E. Island’s efieient teachers and his friends will be pleased to hear of his success.

Turs is market day and the hundreds

who will visit the capi'al to-day, should make it a point to cell cn the new firm of R. H. Ramsay & &o. This firm has opened business in the new Prowse Block. north side Queen Square. The head partner, Mr. Ramsay. has had 15 years experience in Charlottetown, five of which were spent in the boot and shoe trade and the remaining ten in the genls’ furnishings, etc. The new store is stocked with ready-to-wear clothing.domestic and imported tweeds, geuts’ furnishings, boots. shoes, etc Being centrally located and of large s’ze 90 feet in length and ample width for the requirements of a large business and with such a genial proprietor and an eliicient and obliging gtaff of clerks the new firm of R. H. Ramsay & Co., may be expected soon to take a leading place among the dry goods estab!ish_ ments of Charlottetown.

Tan GUARDIAN has received samples

of T. C. Allen & Co's copy books, con- taining Jackson’s system of upright -penmanship. This system is for use in India and the colonies. It is beyond -doubt an excellent Style of vertical pen- rnanship and comes recommended by fthe leading educationalists of Canada. A number of P. E. Island’s most suc- -cessful terchers have endorsed this system and the hope is generally ex- pressed that the Bard of Education Vince with them. The copies are finely graded. beginning with the most simple elements which ,enter into the firma- tion of letters,and proceeding gradually rorthe more diiiicult and complex. ln this respect they are worthy of special commendation. The paper is excellent. The copies of the advanced numbers are we-ll chosen, not only for the pur- pose ei serving as models of penman- ship, but also for imparting uselul information.

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by 3 purely vegetable, harmless home treatment. lrrrrrtediare results. Normal appetite. Glm SICCP

' and clear brain. No injections orbadafter eH`ects. mdispumhle testimony sent scaled. Address

meeting wanted. Vi=iting brethgeni

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- s ressure will be low to-day from 9

Gleaned §:1l)tbls morning and from 2 to 8 1 afternoon. due to shifting pipes sq; ‘.

-f You want Clothlng, Hats, Carpets, Dress Goode Ladies’ Jackets, etc

If you could buy Just what you want at Prowtw

A .Bros cheaper than you could buy elsewhere, you

P B; E E Clarke, Orwell; O O Hale

sewerage. Day consumer-13 will please

gate. Prohablythe facie guWe.1r,\e§~_

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’ [Ins Bug” nf “winnings RWM uni- Tlllt Margate Methodist ychllrchr is

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a ~ - i\l_l\lSifi0l- .ladies wltohavo charge ot iurnishigg

J Tim mail train arrived last night at:ih”' '11fvri01‘, H6 Piféfgfiiig 55 5li§h.l°” 19 Qty Call the seats with red plush. Lamps

1 have been donated b Mrs Wm Denni

l M13- R- 1_1- ~10H>{-<>N relurvstv _Sw-}n~.,Mrs.J.1.n A.\t'¢.idsra@`, Mlsslmuzi

| | °°e'S“’°}¥‘1S “*°"31"s after Sl>°11dws slowly, Mr... H. R.. Biker, Mr.. Jae-.b

Fyfe and Mr. Wm. Woofsile. The

Q VVXLL M,-_ A, (;_ Mcgillvmy pyewhcommunicn table has been donated by

the Mis ion Band, while the bible is the

u l ~P ` . ' 5 w¢ have an assort l and he will learn of something to his gm Of the 511013115' 5141001- It is "`XP9°f~

cd that tie opening of the chur h will

mgnt that d€|lghtS r MR' ;‘;RR1_ HOLVLE who has been gtgrgbpaltacc aboutgllte first Sunday in

sp ndinv his holidaiys with his parents‘ _ , A incCharlot'etown, left .Yesterday for . ,O0 the Wanderers grounds bamrdayl New York it iprnoon. Prof. ltylarn., of Maislachu- ~

se s, Gave an ex ibition of his abt ities,

Ml, and Sults MRS_ BEARNS_ of SL Johnrs, NHd__ and hi; different performances were-

, equal to any that have been witnessed

OCk€t b0OK Charlottetown, left yesterday evening ¥1f>I`¢_f0l` 501110 \i1I1°- IDt\_h0P. tt-Spfllld

‘very P . by the Cohan for her home. Jump he went 44 fee* 2 tu., and rn a

broad jump he cleared 20 feet 25 inches

MR. S. F. TAnnt‘=H, of the High,In three fast jumps with weights he

S ,Grade Art Studio. Queen St., left foriwert 39 feet 6 in¢~hfg_ In me high

St. John yesterday morning and will jump he cleared six feet with weights. ,, return on Friday 23rd inst. The Studi() He jumped Over the heads of H. LJ,

I will be closed during his absence Ruogleg, 1)=¢k Fitzgerald and M, ji,

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X l COURT MOUNT STEPHEN, I. O. F.4, R"gg1°8°`_Ch'°mCi°' l

, A vnnr interts ing meeting of the; Local Union of Long River, Clifton and A Stanle Christian Endeavo i

J’ _ters was

lheld in the Presbyterian church, Sian- ,

’ley. on Friday evening, Sept, 16;h_ Mr

_ii.clnlg¢-msc, or self-denial,” and eXcel.! lent addresses, showing the temperance question and its different phases, were S delivered 'oy Rev. Mr. Archibald, Mrf Jackson, Mr. Robinson and Mr. George Si’“PS°°r Cavendish. Thfse were in-| terepersed by choruse.--, and a solo, 1 "Save the Boy,” was sung by Mr Geo. Found in his usuil gcod .-t\le. Mesh ing closed by singing ~°God be with you,” and tire benedictinn. ,.1 Iris with sorrow that we record the

death of Mr. Robert Mayhew, son of Mr-' Edward Mayhew. Cornwall, which sad event occurred at the home of his aunt, Mrs. George Mayhew, Margate.. Just four weeks ago, he came here f- r 1 avisit, previfus to his departure for California for tue benctit of his health, but was seized with hemoerrhase. which' sooo placed him beyond all medical aid. He. how"ever. lingered on, growing weaker each d y,~ until yo torday m0111- ing, Sept. 16th, when he peacefully passed away. He was a very fine young man, highly respected by all who knew him. For some years he had been a true follower of Christ, and he died in the full, assurance that he was going to be with Christ. Much sy mpa- thy is felt for the bereaved father, and one remaining brother, the only survi- vors of a. large family. Last Salur-. day, the body was taken to his father’s home in Qornwall. and from thence the interment took place Sunday.--COM.

EASTERN ITrcMs.__Harvesting is

about colnpleted and it certainly is one of the worst on record._-The potato crop is likewise a poor one, and even “ that is badly affected with rot,all caused hy the wet season. It appears as if the Island got more than its share of rain. this summer. Your correspondent was' inf0rmed| by two men from Ontario re- cently. that that province suffered' from drou»h all summer, and not till they came as far east as Campbellton, N. B..- d d they hear any complaints oi the abundance of rain.-The fishermen from th`s eastern sec ion -who fished at the Magdalene Islands this summer,aud arrived home recently report only one day's rain during rhe summer. The fishing at ttese Islands was r.o'. much better lh in here. and not such as to induce our lishcrrncn to return there another season.-Daniel D. Stewart of West River, died on the evening of the 14th inst.. on the farm where he was born some eighty-,even years ago. Dan Duncan, as he was popularly cal- led, was among the first, if not the fi'st birth in the West River, whence his parentszemigrated from Perthshir»~,Scot- land, the year before. He grew up with the country. and saw that line settlement redeemed from the fl rest primeval. His sturdy form was a familiar figure to'successful generations. Intelligent, social and good-tatured. he was a general favorite with all, and will be much missed in the circles in which he' used to move.

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Are frequently inquiring for the Fashionable Tailor,

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glillifar for London, G. B. on September 6”

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pier niverpool on 14 CLARA?e,na & ca'

ohtwwn. Aug. 29 '9s. ol-'FIGS GUEEN STREET

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