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1. *lf-“ ' “tn Y 'Y '/rt

andrufi Danger

If there was nothing worse

than the utisnghtlines- of hui. and cIo~li‘n,: ` t-kt-ci f>\'f.-1' with it. scales it would be sutlicieut reason for applying Pl ffl] Ie.

However there are other

and iuticli better reasons. 'l`l1e diseased condition of the scalp saps the vitality of the hair htillts and baldness is, then only a uizittrrrwftiriie .

ELITE l)ANl)RUl"lf LURE AND HAIR TONIC

will ctire any case of dan-

druff no matter how many other remedies have failed. We like to have it tried when others have failed just to show how much better it Is.

Price 50 cents.

.li IAMIESUN,

DRUGGIST, The Medical Hall.

IlEwv~»M~» Rfuuwvrm

Attractive Summer Suits

That will adrl much to your personal cliarin can be had here from the newest Slimmer suitings and vestiugs. If you wanta perfect fit come

ocizaio,

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UPPER QUEEN ST i <lt\\ l iw

mmm¢v

Annapolis Valley

I VINEGAR

Guaranteed to keep

Pickles. .

‘Wholesale by I

Jas. W, _Grant&Stn, I

viuoe ani recognized therefore as

r_.n...i ou..r.ii..n Publishing donnlirny.

3* TWO TELEPH

Rin -A dvcrt islurz and Subscriptions.

Eb-J. P. llnoti, Uilioo.

Office Hours 8 tx. m. to B p. m.

J. l'. TIUOD, Advertising Mgr

F. lt. Nl1V\'SOM, Subscription and

Job Printing Mgr.

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

1 ri .1 J um.; be JUST, IMPARTIAI., R¥.Mrpm,1;

NE\‘$gY,ns;aheliigedlttail :lmao £0 iixiptlllldgthg best interests of ill! H0910 Pro-

T PEOPI.»Il’S PAPIB. t

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townrhlncea Edward Is’l°:ird,°(Iiansdr:°:t thoftolluwinil NW- Nflhle in Advance:

M t Edttion,(dall oe t S d )on~month 25c;peryeer.... . Triirafdgkly Edition (llg0liitTAyFVi’e`dlrl1o:day aint, I< rainy) PU' y0&l‘. . . . .. . . . . . . . .ll.0fl

Th G dl ill notbo lbl lor currency or sham limit throu li ......_°..i::.'.°'.‘».‘.i... 0.... 's:"°.:;. 5...... i...~..~d sit. ...fit ... ti.

rbrancb Offices af Siirmm¢rsfd¢,AIb¢rton, Georg r-ia'Ivn, Souflt and Monique.

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ONE LINES. § ` i:t'n--_\'.-it-.i Department. '

iron -J, ld ll. McCreedy, Omoo,

tlltt ci- llours 1 p.m. tot! p.m; 7.30 p.m_ to | rem J.E.B. McCRl<1ADY. Editor. A. IRVYIN. News Editor and

Assoc. Ed. Magazine

[HE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

TIIIYRSDAY MORNI

A MILLION FOR TEMPERANCE.

While yet the shadow from the death

of Sir \Vilfrld Lawson was dark about

them,thc tempcrance workers ln England

ive been gladriened bya magnificent

hi _

bequest. John Crowle a wealthy

ornishnian whose estatc totalled £l~t5, lt; sterling by his will directed that

£1!-'iil.(l|ltl,.tncurly $1,330,000) be st-t aside

for tempernnce work. The money ls to

form “the John Crowle Baud of Hope and Temperance Fund." It is left to the

\Vesleyan Methodist body, conditional on that body raising alike sum°for the same

purpose within tive years.

But as soon as the Conference has

raised £25,000 a like sum from the Crowle fund is to be available for lmmedi~

ate operations. and for each additional

£5000 raised bythe Conference a like

sum from the fund will be avaliable. The object is thus to ruiscir total sum of

52,500,000 for the promotion of temperance work, mainly by means of meetings, lect- ures, essays, music, and ministerial and women workers. So far the work provid-

ed for is purely crlucutlonul, but provision ls marie for expending not more than

$2500 u year for opposing the grant of

liquor licenses to public houses. theatres or music halls. This bequest is iustly considered as it great event in the flnnn~

cial history of the tcmperance reform.

;

THE MILITARY REVOLT.

The sigiiiiie-ance of the stirring reports

from Russia lics in the fact that it is ri

revolt among the military forces, of dangerous and threatening proportions.

and believed to be only the premature outcropping of a widespread and general

conspiracy. What this may mean in n

lanvl where the strongest and surest props to the throne are biryonets we can only guess. Moreover the rigorous press cena

\\';i,1.;1,_< y;t'[1,nI!\'G. sorship now ln force leads naturally to the

lii\\' Wil 'I‘i~lv|vi\o|ie 31%#

T itlli .

GAB $EiRVlGE

Passengers, baggage, etc., conveyed

lnywliere desired. Leave orders at Mc~ Donald & McKiiiuon's Drug Store or at 0 stables, Sydney Street, near Steve-

lon’s Corner. J. M. NICIIOLSON,

i-28 tl i vr. Telephone No. 25

suspicion that the full gravity of the situation has not been disclosed.

Tlicrc are now 200,000 rncn of the Mrrn-

churiun urruy detained at Iliarbin, whom the Government flares not bring home, because of their disallcction. Repeated inutinics in thc Black Seri tlect and in the

garrison at Cronsirult, with the openly

xprcsscd sympathy of the Imperial

Guards for the Duma, are also to bo road into the report of what has no\v occurred

nd is occurring at Svertborg. “Bayonets

think," was it saying of Kossuth, anti it is

lividcntly the rank and iiic of the Russian ,

B 0 A R B as true of Russia as of Itulinn bnyoncts.

rtrmy are thinking along the same lirics as

Strniigcrs ilt-~irrt\i». ni tt., _itiiitg :i

good private ln-v».t- -it ttrrv rlnss air criiriirittvizttitixis ‘alinii`-`. '.r,, .y .tt (`ru.ir»

their unarmed brothers, and not only thinking but beginning to act. This may be thc licgiiirting of the cntl.

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NG AUGUST 2 lillll

OUR VISITORS.

The visiting firemen were very cord~

ially welcomed to the city by their looal confreros and by the citizens generally. From the moment of their arrival they have shown a disposition to fraternise

with those whomthey have met, to see allthatls worth seelngininnd about the city, to enjoy their holiday to the utmost in friendly, joyous fashion, to have a good time generally and to make the circle of enjoyment as large as may be.

And they have succeeded. Yesterday

and the evenings preceeding and followlnglt,the city was en fete. The nightshaveliccn filled with music and

the cares that usually Infest the day were ltiid asidc. The current of life in the usual quiet of rnldsummer in

Charlottetown has been sensibly stirred and quicken(-rl by the presence of these alert and _joyous spirits from the main~ land. 'fotliry the sports and competitions come oil. and they will be doubtless charm-ter'i.~t~ti by vigorous efforts and enjoyctl with zest, especially by any who have ever "run with the machine."

A few weeks ago it was given out that

arcor-<l`i»;; to thc new directory thepopulrr tion ol \\'innipeg was over 103,000. The census cnunierators however could only find tl0,'_'1il, und this by including some tuliurhs recently annexed. This is dIs~ appointing to the more ambitious

Winnipegirers, but still it shows a gain of some i.~',000stnce the census of 1901, which is quite cr-editable. Twelve other towns

of Mniiitobii, two of which have lost popu- lation slightly, show an aggregate gain ot only tl,1!ll,rin average gain all round of about 250 .souls for each town. This goes to show that the growth of other towns in the Prairie Province has by no means kept price with Winnipeg. The towns lnclurleri ln the list referred to are

Dauphin, Morden, Carman, Nepewn, Sotiris, Miiinctlosn, Gladstone, Manitou, Gretna, Stonctvnll, Killarney, and Lot~ mounrl.

IIA LI"-SICK PEOPLE.

The world is full of thorn. Just enough

to bc lazy und llstless; tojhave no appetite; to slccppooily. Quite often you‘re half sick yourself. Chances are the trou’-le is in thc stomach and bowels. Best pres~ cription is llr. linn\ilton’s Pills; they tone up the entire system, strengthen tho, stomaclimievato your spirits and make you well in one night. Dr. Hamilton’s ’llls work wonders with peoplcin your condition. Mild in action effective and

casino take. (let Dr. iIrm\l|ton's Pills to~ ay, 2oc. per box at all dealers in mt-rl|~ clue.

We still have a nice assortment of

Carriages land Harness to choose front. Call at our show rooms for

bargains during july. for A. Horne & Co. rodtis twzw

f r*

rs U

ateosssesmaesasmsnss

Mark

ust A Few Screen oors

in all the standard sl:/.rs-pri( ed fri m $1.00 each up,

including hinges, etc. Bring your sizes in tr-slay.

ight furnishing tn.

ill

Tcas and Coffees -

Thc Safc Paint----SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT

Forks. Pulleys, Steel Grspples, F oor Hooks and Hay Rope which we are selling at lowest pricee. A. Home & Co. rodtts tw zw.

PROWSE BROS AUG Ist AND 2nd. by Mr. Hay, of the Britannia Manufacturing Co. He will show his full range of newest effects in MA NTLES, COSTUMES AND SKIRTS for the coming season. The ladies are cordially invited. PROWSE BROS. LTD. 28d5i.

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Covsnurtsorts, July 80.-'I`h° I"Il“" 1 of Jews into Palestine during the IMI- f\¢“' months has been remarkable. Some Wdeks ego about 6,000 J¢“'I5I‘ Immigrants from Russia anti Lilo UNI ken States landed at Jailii. 'l`lieY 'H1' settling in the plain of Sharon. r0\ll\il the town of Remlch and L\'il\l1\» BWI in other Jewish colonies along the S011 coast. A few days ago some Jewish tiniinciers made a trip lo the region east of Ilia Jordan, in the direction of Kerak. They saw the land, and wt-rc highly satisfied with its fertility and the nature of its soil. They are willing to colonize tht- dlstriet, out are ratlicrmtisriit-Iuus of the' naiglioring Bedouin triln-.st “’l'° “i"` averse to any permanent st-tilt-rnt~nt being effected in their rulrlst.

The Kidncys ,

and Uric Acid.

Urlc acid is the name given by medical

men to the poisonous rnattvr which tin- kidneys [liter from thc blood.

When the kidrn-ys are weak, inactive

and diseased they fail to perform their functions as filters and the uric acid poison remains in thc blood to find lodgmentin the weaker organs and pro- duce the most painful and fatal diseases.

In view of the frightful risk which

you run in neglecting kidney derange- ments and the undouhted efficiency of Dr. Ghase's Kidney-l'.lvi=r, Pills as acurc for diseases of the kldncysit rcmulnsu dutyfor you to apply the remedy and bv cured.

In every town, viliurrc and township of Canada there tire people who cant testify to the extraordinary merits of this great medicine. Ask your friends and neighbors about it,t\nil then provi- its merits In your own case. Dr. Clinsefs Kidney-Liver Pills, one pill ndosc,2.i cents a box, at all rlcitlcis, or Etltiiiinson, Bates 8: Co., Toronto.

.1_.¢_;

UNE Wil ll] Clll .

IIUWN SIIIHIES

DUin.i.\', July lit)-A remarkable scene

was witnessed at the last meeting of the Glenties (County Donegal) Board of Guardians lately, when about 500 rate- payers, mnny of them carrying formldahlr looking sticks, assembled at the work- house anrl deuianded that the rruardluns should rescind a resolution: lately made increasing the salaries of some ofthe officials ofthe union. The looalgovarn- ment board had approved of the raising of the salaries, and it letter was read from them to that effect. Considerable excitement marked the proceedings, and eventually, in spite of the local govern- ment boards letters, a resolution rssclnrllng the increase of salaries was unanimously carried, and another, to the eileut that any otllclal applying for uii increase of salary, should at the same time forward his (or hor) resignation.

MiNrtiin‘r-i Lrmrttiirvr Co., L1.\rt"r|¢n.

(ir;.\"i't.r;ittl~'N,~I lnivc used MINARUS

LlNIiIlI'IN'I` on my vessel and in my family foryeurs, rinrl for the every <l|\y‘ ills and nuttldents of life I consider it has uo equal .

I woultlnot start on avoyage without

it, if It cost a dollar a bottle,

CAUT. F. li. I)ES.iAR|tIN,

Sehr. "Star-kc," St. Andre, l{t\rnourusku.

I zz, , I

and A0’ Shawls 1

and akes

Well we don’t sell cakes, but these that know

say we “take the cake” with our large stock of SCOTCH CLAN TARTAN

< ‘SHAWLS

Dirtct from the OLD LAND, suitable f01'

CARKIAGE WK APS, RAILWAY RUGS, DECK LAP RUGS and for general usefulness there is nothing better th -t we know of ; even for SOFA BLANKET. They come in the following clan tart-ins.

G ndon, McLaren, McLean, Stewart, Cameron,

McKenzie, Ross, Rose, McDonald, Black Watch, McRae, Farquliapfon and Victoria. _ _

These rugs are generous in s'ze, 58x78, Wlllll

deep heavy fringes, etc. Prices range from $4.50 I0 $14.00.

James Paton & C0. I

.l Nsw Auvsitrisi~;MEN'rsl

OPERA Housr;

Two Nights Commenclng _

Wednesdaty,'l`hursday, Aug. 8, 9,

MILES BROS. ORIGINAL. GENU'NE ~

_ NIOVING PICTURES I

SAN F RANCISCO DISASTER

Direction of Meyer Cohen _ p .<

Descriptive Lecture by Leonard J. Mack, a survivor of

the calamity. Additional comedy and Sensational Pictures

Ilzsfices 25, 35 and 50 cents. 2 .

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N [1 W Y ORK,

_ l`h¢ Wonder City of I he World

\\`l FII (Toner Island, Staten Island, Mitnlinttan Bench, Brighton llnnr~h,North Honch,

Rotnurwuy lium-li, Horizon Point. Fur Rocku.wr\_v and other frtuions suusltlo resorts, giving the ilnc~t|. surf barhiinz in thu world, und conveniently ruaclioil by cltrs :mil forryltonts nt fl\'c itnd lniiucnt frucs 2

\\'i'l`H Ili-euuilniitl. i.unul’ru-k, Iiappylnntl, und niuuiy other gi~t~ut unti now attrac-

tions. the liko ofwlilcn tho \\'or'ld novcr saw before, with n easy ruueh, und ut low iid- rrriirslon foes;

\Vl'i`lI roof gardens, arenas, cnsirios, vauilovlile shows and other amusement places

of tlinir kind within wnikingdistuiico: _

Wl’f‘I-I tho grant. Musourui-i of Art and Natural History, °li_c Zoological and iiotitnical

(Tartloiis, thu Aqtntrluni, unit other rrrtisuuirn- and iirstitttttoiis uf iutorost. the lluost liintoricnl Ia|uir\ii\1'ks, tate.. itll thmilgli the (Jity ; _

Wl'l'l»{ ruaily plutuuuit suinrrisr wontiier. largely due to its sittnitluu, with tho sou on

either side. from wliioli cooling hreozus nro coiistniitly hlowing;

ll Nut Olly the Most Attractive City Anywhere, But Also THE WOR_LD’S GREATEST SUMMER( RESORT

Thuinonths of AUGUST and BEPT‘EV[Bl<llt ui-o as cond as n.ny season in tho year in

which to roully oitfoyn. visit to Now York. ln ir. rrreitt many rtiapootri tliesuttre the most deslmltlo niontlur n the your for visitors, and unyouo who has vlrtltod Now York nt other p--rlods of thu your sliou tl certainly cornu in those mouth.-4, itnrl experience a new plcrururo while roncwingolil ones. _ _

iiuw to thoroughly enjoy u visit to New S or-lc during those months is fully oxplninod in .

P “N EW Y OR K" 'al'

' (The Monthly for Visitors to Now York)

F O R A U G U GT

“ 'ni-k" is nbcruitifui illiistiuttt-d publication. which provos New York’s great

tnnnicr rcr~n1~t“bv word and fnittrirn" nr; no ut licrrptiblictitinn ever did.

"Now York" fur Suptotrrlinr will sunii oilow. ,

Sand 25 Cents for it whole yer\r’»~ r~uhscr-iptioii. ADDRESS : "New Yon." 30 Amt Street. New York.

Now X

IIUSA [LH |\ H

FREE in connection, which gives all desired information about the TOURIST city, railrouds,uteninboa_ts, etc , without charge to subscribers tu

BUREAU “New York.”

\Velinve ti large stock of Porter

Hriying Tunis in iiuy Carriers, Hay

DEMONSTRATION AT

Che Zeolcst 591:50 in lietvsyorlt

'THE EVERETT HOUSE

-ON UNION bQUARE- THEIR CIIAIIGES ARE AIAVAYS lil<)ASl)NAllLl'l

ARE PARTICULARLY so The EvitRi<.'i“r Housa is located in the heart of the City. convenient to

all Railroad stations and to the shopping district, roof gardens, I etc. The subway, elevated and street cars are closer to the llotel

tbnn to any other Hotel in the City of New York.

Tm: EVERETT HOUSE rs rrtnous non rrs cursmn

Write to the MANAGER, EVERETT I-I0USE,UNioN Sourtiu-:, Nnw Your for booklet and special rates. The Evrmnrr House: lisa been for the past 25 years the favorite stop.

ping place for Canadians.

- . , .

New-,A_d_vc'rtlsc ments 2

'li'

ceméimiaive tea si

A t the close ofthe Presbyterian tm.

tennlsl services to be held at Cove Hur! on _

WEDNl1SDAY‘,AUG. 22ml

as elready'l\;n0nncedr` the ladies of

the congregation willfmnjsh tables rm ¢\,¢ grounds edloininghie church at

CIIVE HEAD

Dinner tables, tee tables. ice cream

booth, candies. fruitegtempente drinks, ¢¢c,, will be furnished on s large angle, No pains will be spared to make this

tea worthy of public patronage.

Adiniss on to tes a5c,-to dinner 5o¢,

By order of Committee.

Cove Head. .

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Notice tu Mariners

§.\‘_ _sf

Tho FOG ALARM AT MAUGERS lll<7 At'li.

I-liilifrtx llnrbour will be changed without furthr-r l\`i)'I‘i(‘.E from a. WI-{i.Tl.lC to, it Dl.~\i’lIONl<I. There will bo, us formerly, it blast uvcry lurif miuuto.

A. D. B. TIIEM/\l.\.'i-I.

sz M h I D Aftirig Agent. N. S.

-i ' ri e o

M" "° niftiii-‘AiI'. N. s.

ldfil July ll7trli, T900,

ForSale

Ten shares in

Island Tug Co., Ltd.

Apply to -

P. o. Box sei

~ gxdrw. _ I I

Auctions Sale

of Shares

We will sell by ublic auction at our

Auction Rooms, great George Street. on Wednesday, August 8th, |906, com- mencing et lx o’elock s.. rn.

A number of shares in the Cimrlutte-

town Condensed Milk Company.

This company is doin an cxtriiiiive

business and nevek was in better situid- rn . - _

This ies good time to invest ns the

dividend for the yell' will be pitlil to the shareholders very soon.

Terms at sale.

BEN] CARTER & Cu.

Auctioneers.

3id8i

itattkarglllatrelsl

I 'have forfaale loo good ninclttftfl

barrels.

J. r, nurcnsson.

Care of G. F. Hutcheson, _ grdtf Charlottetown, P. ll. I,

D ,t

iitrcnthwtuitn

A first nraocond class toaohur- for irniti' fi

ncliool. Sunpioment voted SHI. ’lhi.~ rrrriuiitit will ho iiboru ly lnurennod for n nun. viillr tilted roeomnioridntiolzs. Hulnnrar vacation. llvirlll ~

D. S. MeQUAl_ili I Il. _

wrlél twli. Bon y Trust co-

lllack Diamond llna

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'mrs s. s. '-cams." rsiiisx ffm”

Montreal Thur-:ony evening A1114- Z"‘I' will be due at Charlottetown bun- day morning Aug. -501. “lid °“ Monday noon Aug. 6th MII; for SL Johnra, N¢w{nuritllaui vin Sydney and North SYdll¢)'1°""'{' in horse es le and ahee 011 lla'

8-zd33i. i I

of the highest standard are sold to you heftr You cannot do better than tolet us have your order for the best BU1“A‘ll»HGC-3 Tims, Corrnits IMI general gmoeriel. MW in stock s large range of D/tmrv Dumas. bll’l“l‘l and Cnocirnnv of nil kindl. sum in ysnrordn. awdl delivered to any Ulf! Of the city.

I). I.. IIOOPEIL

Upp¢f0re|t George St.

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(PREPARED)

.Tun Owruuz or Pnoi-r:iz'rv should use Sherwin-Williams Paint,

prepared not alone because it costs less by the job, but because it looks best and withstands the snn and the ruin and the smoke outside and the wear and tear inside for the longest time. ,

Tns Parnrnn prefers S. W. P, in efhgr iepnred paint or hsnd~

mixed lead md oil since it works easily and dirlee right and always gives n good job.

Tun DEALER wants you to use S. W. P. for he knows it is thor-

oughly honest and made of pure materials md-that the guarantee of the largest paint and varnish mgkgrg in the worldls behind every can

gélgfby lathe safe paint. Use it. ’

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mid produlce ttinder deck pal I°"'“' possible rates. ,

For further plrtiouirrra as to freight

and passage apply to

PBAKE BROS &C°'i

cirmw.. Ar¢¢"*°-

stdttngl.

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§1"»\nu-lv-va»'ll"'°* Allan’s Champagne Kohl

The Drink of Drli|\<-‘»

often imitated but never equalled. ‘ ‘

JA8. KELLY & Co..

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