THE GUARDIAN.. CHAB1»01_'1‘ET0,WN; sEP'l§.EiU3EB 29, 1898

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)e g Gleaned By ‘Guardian’ Report-

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Tint mail train arrived last night 'i

Jn at 10.20 o‘c1ock. ' _ subscribers only 20 cents for the two

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------_------~-° Local and Provincial Items oi

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Interest;

ers and Correspondents.

News Budget it Happenings Itoiiiil About

Mn. J. D. Rain returned yesterday

Miss BLANCHE Cnaic, Emerald, has

Miss Bnssrs RATTRAY left yesterday

Mas. McDonALD, Matron of the Hos-

AiioNG the passengers by the Prin-

Mrss MAUD R031-:R'rs0N and Mi s

ON 'rim Vaneli.-A-_true and interest ing story will be shown by magic Iantern at the Salvation Army Barracks on

Thursday evening, Sept. 219th., Tickets

Tniijremarkable utter of the WEEKLYQ

GUARDIAN and the Weekly Star from now until Dec. 81, 1898, _for but 20c, is taking the country by storm. Orders are pouring in every day. As the of- fer holds good only until Oct.-10th those desiring to take advantage of it should remit without delay.

UNION is strength. The Wai-:K`LY

GUARDIAN-and “'1he Family Herald and Weekly Star,” of Montreal, is all that any 'person requires in the way of read- ing, The. WEEKLY GUaRniaN for your local news and the “Family Herald” for 20 pages every week of the very choic- est reading and world’s news. To new

papers for the balance of this year.

to 6 p. m‘ from a trip to Halifaic and St. John. DUNDAF N0-I-Es__']_‘he Season has

closed with an abundant harvest for the f f h` ` ` 't Th last ld-

returned from the Halifax exhibition. armers 0 t ls “mm y' .° - g°

en sheaf has been garnered in; and the observant traveller passing through the

morning on a visit to friends in 00U1'11\1UifY» Vl0Wil1£{ the W01i°Tmed Moncwm barnyards, would " 'surely say, "These

are the homes of peace and of plenty.- The various churches and tem erance

_ » p pltal for the Insane' was 8' Passenger Societies fully awake to the.. importance by the Princess ywterday eV°mng‘ of the coming plehiscite,,are determinid

MISS MAD~DE K_ FIN-LAYSON left on 'that in th8i1‘ d Strict, at19aSt,`thQr8 'Shu l

`Tueeday for' Vermont, whe"e she will be an °V°1`Wh9lmi“g m9'l°1'ltY fm' P1`0hi- spend the winter with ner friends. b“10”~ “Th” G_°°d T°mP1*‘-1' lodges at

Up'on and Albion are flourishing and their mtmbershi ia 'dl increasin

, . '~ P in y __ ix- C\S5 Y°Sf_°l'daY ‘Welling WOW M055" T- The fraternal visits exchanged between J - M0lT1S» R- C- G05. E- C- M¢KiU°0P», these sister lodges are of mutual bene-

A. E._Arsenault and Frank Blake. nt, both lodgesinmcipating as one id

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the discussions, and conttibuting freely - . ` .: F y ' y '"4 '

D 9 Ambie Martin, Brackley Point B.oad.i§o;vMds the enmrminmems' UPt°" A < ” - _'fr W T1

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S leavo in a few days for Boston,and Miss 0 He’ during me Past' Wmterf °¥P°n

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T. C. BURPEE, Esq. Assistant Engin-

AN occasional correspondent sends us

money spent on that road and the gov-

clay off into the stream. Then there is

small items of public work are taken at

ors expecting to make up by cheap

AMONG the Gnaiinnnvs readers are a

vice is given, secure a copy of Kennedy & O’Hearns’ arithmetic in three parts.

pu csc oo o ova. ia an Brunswick andretail there for 15 cents,

one in use. commit e appoin a the Teacher`s Institute in this City to prepare a Manual for the City Schools. recommended it: at once asa reference book in Arithmetic. It is pub1i~hed inf

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and printing are excellent. The gene-

ral arrangement of the work is good. and the writers have consistently fol-

--which is eminently true of Arithmetic.

each part. Superintendent .Mcfneodll . l H

says of them -‘much better than the“S _ i

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a most convenient form, and the a 1'

lowed the precept “Long is the road byf

3 rules, short and easy by examples”

Minnie MacMillan, Covehead, for Mon- egced a' season Ut ingress Oni but It has treil, to visit her sister, Mrs, Dagg. ww” on ,ever-7 vesylgq of languorfind

or _ is determined to maintain its old-time

reputation for integrity and aggressivfe

eer ot the Intercolonial Railway, ac- t°mP°Y8n°° W°'k- T110' 9Ul0W1i11m€l1¢S» companied by Superintendent Sharp and 3'lW9»Y9 Waring 0" t°mP°Tan°° 5“bl9°Y3~ Trackmaster Houle inspected the work 2-T0 0f 3 high 1il€rHryGh'v»I9-¢l0r- The upf-

. . on the Moreil Bridge, the st. Peters propriaw Selwrivns of vocal musie. so

b1t1On. Breastwork and the North Wiltshire con- WSU rfudored. are especiilly pleasing

strugiigg yesterday, My, Burpeg re- The juvenile temple in connection with turns tg Mgnmon ¢0-da,y_ this lodge. which, during the past year,

was in a dormant condition. has recent- ly been reorganized -That the chival

t the f°110Wi“gf A bridge lately rebuilt irons a_-e of duelling is not wholly ti.

on the Taylor Road. four or five miles thing of the past was evigenced by the! east of Summerside gives extreme dis- meeting of two young men with (hgh-

satisfaction to people residing in that seeonds on thegreen near Upton lodge 9e'3ti0n‘ Them 'is Seldom any Publlc room on the eve ning of Saturday 24th,

paiiieeiock iiunting._ #gl Scotch Tweed Sllltlllgs We have a nickel Alarm for - ~ p

inst As the members were out enjoy- il

9mmeUtSh0l1ld “W9 than 9~ decent Job inrr the regular intirm ssion, a large l

Bl 050 ’ on goin!! 3b0\1T The Pf_‘30Q19 Wh_0 nucmber of spectators immediately con-

Cmldemn the W01'k U0 WU-hm lhelf gregated at the scene of action. By the Tights- as it Cafminly fails t0 H199* they interference of several of our stalwart l"‘ClU1l`9meUlS~ At Bach and PM 9-P' Good Templars the combatants were PFOWUFS “T9 “Ot PYOPGFIV dfalnfid a1"separated and the shedding of, blood

' lowing the water to run down on the ¢ed_ Aft H1 ° A

structure and is already washing the _l gvlggegle wouldmgr dafle1i;;Be;§€as§Et13,€

civilization of the nineteenth century

'°'°-°'°°° -"°'° Pmbabli' 1995 than hllf enough @\5§’0l1lprevuiled, and the matter in dispute

the bridge W make durable Wofk- The i was more amicibly settled.-Autumn is

rail on one side is about feet: 'too the season so short and some two feet in from the inlife, and we are truly 50;-yy go Pan Stake at 00° end The fact 1° ‘beset with so many ot our summer visitors.

who leave us one by one. We trust

“bm” half Paling 5S‘"°5» the °°nt1`*’~°" that the visitors und visited will cherish

pleasant memories of the time spent in

i mawrlal ‘Wd S°‘“”P Work- Those Wh° pleasant intercourse,'and with the re-`

oBicia'lv pronounce work g00d Winch turn of the season renew their friend-~

is not are in for most of the blame gh, 5 _ ~.

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or gevgtiinliaegldallhrggig 3 These are authorized for use in the H ' '

Lama. Bbw; bii ii is :N ‘sehr <1 New _ e

ton extra true gaitetsmometliinlr ` very nice I-O0

large proportion of the teachers on-P. anne” unimem the -mme," Pain- cms E. Island. To every teacher this ad- »A||¢“|¢|-5 |0¢|s_ i _ '

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But when the good housewife

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and with reference to young children. ' Purdélpsf English Malt is thg The book-work is mainly of the nature f best for -aiding _ Give it "5 of a series of hints how to drive h0me‘]` h_ia1_f ‘ ' 0 _

the examples in the minds of children. ' ~

and the examples are numerous varied

,and interesting. All this is qi;_it'e as it S & should be,-sound in principle, and _

Wholesale fund Retail.

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glnghn whenlhe can leave his measure with us and have hi

of time when the ready made clothier have to add severe

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We have placed in our store a line of 'IOP SHIRTS. `

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