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' THURSDAY _

BIG STRAWBERRY.,-Probably the

largest strawberry ever seen in Char- lottetown was brought to tho Guar-

dian office yesterday §{om tho garden of Dr. Toombs, Moun Stewart. its dimensions were 2% inches in dia- moter and nearly eight inches in cir- cumference. lt was perfectly formed and beautifully ripened. _

‘ OUT CAMPING. - Upwaijds of

twenty young men from Tignish are camping near Kildare Bridge and from all reports clam-digging is the chief pastime along with plenty of canoeing _and boating. Their friends here are anxiously awaiting the in- vitation to-attcnd their annual clam- bake which will bo a huge treat to the lucky recipient of an invitation.-Z.

‘WELL KNOWN TEACHER. -

Miss Gwon Mctiarthy of Seacowpond has been chosen to touch in Bloom- liold this coming year and no ‘doubt hor masterful qualification as a French teacher will go a long ways to ondcar hor to tho district of Bloom- liold_ At nil tho - 'schools this wcll known young lady has taught much comniont has been made on her great showing as it teacher.-Z.

ANOTHER P. E. ISLAND GUN.-

'l`he Guardian is ploased to announce flint Mr James Paton yesterday ox- presscd his intention to provide a machine gun to the Canadian military authorities to be disposed as they con- sider best. This is the fourth gun from individual contributors in the province, and will no doubt bc follow- ed shortly by others, cltlier from individuals or from associations.

WEDDING BELLS.- The iniirrlago

was soleiuiiizcd at St. Jochlani's tllinrcli, Vernon River, Monday morn- ing, July 26th of Mr. Joscpli Praught to Miss Ellen Mi-Donald. 'l‘ho groom was supported by 'l\ir_ A. .l. McDonald while Miss t‘athcriuo l\'lui'pliy wan; brldesniziiil. Tlioccremoiiy was per- formed by Rev, l<`iitlier Mctiuigiin. Aftor the cf,-reinony tho happy coiiplo drove to tfliriottotowu thciico to

Mount Molllck. The presents were numerous and costly showing the high esteem in which tho parties woro hold. 'l`hc (luurilinn joins in wishing l\ii'. and Mrs. i’rnught. best wishes for a happy future.

MAFtRIAGE.- ’l‘ho marriage took

pliice at the (‘atliedi‘nl, tflinrlottetmvn Saturday morning of Mr. \Vilt`rc¢1 l)nl- ton of liurtoii, Lot. Scveii, ami Miss Eva Irene (‘oughllu ol' Boston, Mass. Rev. S. J. McDonald pcrforinod thc ceroniony. 'i`ho groom was supported b_\' his brother Arthur l<`. Dalton and Miss Angclinit tloughllii nctcd its bridesmaid. Both of those young peo- plc are well known in Tignish und their iiulnorous frieuils wish them much joy and liappincss. After it short honeymoon Mr. and Mrs. Dalton will niake their future homo in Boston --Z.

RAILWAY EMPLOYEES MOVE.-

A lnrge :ind eiitliiisiiistic inccting oi' the i'opi'csentativos ol' the liiiilwny employ- ccs took place at the Railway ()fl`ii-.cs last ovcning. 'l‘hc object of the meeting wus to talio steps to raise it fund for ii. nmcliiiiu gun. 'l‘he proposition was tak- cn up with uiucli eiitliiisiasni, and ouch person agreed to give one dity's pay toward the object. Supcriutendant Mc- liwen acted ns cliah'niaii and Mr. VV; 'l‘. lluggan Secretary 'f‘reusurer. 'l‘ho lnilaiico of tho committee is mailo up of representatives of the dlffcrcnt railway orgmilziitions.

MATINEE HORSE RACES MON-

DAY.-The tlharlottctown Driving t‘luh are going to put on another sor- ics of their Matinee iinrso Races Monday ziftornooii on the local track. ’l`ho very croani of tho island spcod will be racing. including llildn S., Priiicess Etta, Dr. Sharper, Dixie Girl, llcvilisli llorotliy. George tirescciis, Oakley il., Derby. Casey t_'-rosceus, lielmont Miller, linby Don, l'icton S., lironton ll.. Admiral, Queen Alto, Mira Wonder and many otliors. AI- togethor thc club expects this matinoo to be the very best held this summer.

EARNESCLIFFE ' NOTES. - Mr.

Alex. Mcl’horson, one ai' (7ai‘dlgiin's most popular and enterprising_ young men. returned to his home Saturday evening from it pleasing visit with ldariicliffo friends.-Mr. .Weldon Tweedy, who spent last week with' Mr. l<‘riincis Mutcli and faintly, is en- joying tho rcnialndor of his holidiiys with Mr. and Mrs. llarry Tweedy.- Our people greatly appreciate tho weekly visits ol' our incat denier, Mr. lflddic l"i'aser, whose rcputatiou l`or Iii-lug it good butcher is second to nonc ln l’. lil. I.-Mr. and Mrs. Orman i‘ool. and Miss Wirinlo Poole, Lower Montague, were visitors last week with Mr. and Mrs. llarry Tweedy.- A nice now railing has boon built on the bridge below our choose factory. ll supplies a long l'elt want. Rallings on the bridges at Huggin‘s and Juri- uous' are badly ncodod. and we trust thc cilleicnt roailmastcr. Mr. tiyrus ings, will have them put up in thc nr-ar future.-Miss Ilazol Mulch is speiiding hor hollduys nt hcr old homo here.

The waste material which the

Kidneys are intended to_ remove groin the blood, if allowed toaociimuia ein the system, poison the blood and thus _ produce deleterious e.lfe:t.s. - - _' 5

If from over-worh._oxp0sure to cold, j

or some local ingury, _ the kidneys i become congested 'or inflamed and mnnot perform their _functions, the system becomes filled with uric poisons.

Whenever a dull, heayy pain is felt

over the region of the ki neys for any length of time, accompanied by a sallow complexion, loss of appetite, decrease of weight, and e puffy condition under the eyes and in the ankles, a chronic inflammation of the kidneys must be suspected, and if not relieved promptly chronic Brigh¢'s Disease will certainly

develop.

Abbey's Ederveecent Salt. sold

everywhere at 25c and 80c which is a Diuretic as well as an Aperient, will carry out of the system the poisonous

material which the kidneys cannot get . rid of, and will relieve t e congestion of the kidneys. e

-NICK OF TlME.- Had it not

been for the timely appearance of Mr. Everett Clohosey at Juiic's Point near Tlgnlsh Ijarbor on Sunday thero is no doubt Emile Richard s young lad oi' sixteen would have met ii. watery grave. it seems that while swimming _ the youth was taken with cramps and while going down for the tlilrd time his predecament war witnessed by M-r, Clohosey who ut once without re- moving his clothing jumped into the deep water and cought the boy and brought him ashore. -Z.

RETAIL MERCHANTS TO PRO-

VIDE GUN.-A meeting of the retail merchants was called in the City I-lall yesterday at 4 o'cloek to consider thc question of contributing towards buy~ ing machine guns for the army. Quite in number of merchants were present and all were unanimous that the _rotnil merchants ot'_ Charlottetowii should make a contribution along this line. The following committee was appointed to look after thc uiiitterz- Messrs Jumes Paton, L. E. Prowse. (7. ll. Chandler and George Moore. A subscription list will bo opened at once and no doubt it will be most gener- ously subscrlbcd to. Thcrc is every indicatioii that the niorcliuiits of the city, who have always stood loyally by any good move in the past, will more tliiin "do their bit" along this line also.

SUPREME COURT.-The Supreme

Court closed its session at Georgetown Tuesday. The last case on the docket was that oi’ E. E. Boll and others vs. James Jardine and otlicrs, un iiction for damages l`or brcacli of contract in the sale ot' ii. pair ot' silver foxes. Tho plaintiffs claimed that the foxes pro- duced it litter of red foxcn, und argucil from this that the purcliascd pair worn not as rcprescuteil. 'l`lic lisiiriiig occupied four days and quite it num- Iiei- of witnesses wi-.ro exiimincd. Evi- dence was given on behiilf ol' tho plaintiffs by Ur J. I). Mcliityrc, Robert W. Stewart, Mortimer Mcliean. Nor- niiin Nicholson and the plaintiffs thcni- selves, and on behalf ot' the defendant by Di' John Jardine of Suniincrsiilc. Ilr li‘rcil Jardine of Kensington. Jumcs Jardine, George Jardine, hir Lock, Mr Easter and others. The jury ren- dered a verdict for the plaintiff for $15,000 damages. Johnson and Stew- art for plaintiffs; Warburton, Miirtln and Mctlallum l`or ilcfcndiints.

NOMINATION ACCEPTED. - l\lr

liconiird Wood, who, it will bc rcuiuni- bored. was ot'|`crcd the noniination for thc 'i`hiril lillcctoriil District ol' Qiiceiis, at the liilii-ral-tfonscrvntivc (Iouvontion rcci-_ntly liclil ihcrc, and who took time to cousidcr, has notified thc <‘unvencr, l\li' W. J. tlibsoii, of his iicceplztiii-<~_ l\lr Wouil is ouc ol' the progressive furincrs ol' this district, thoroughly alive to all thc iiitcrcsts of the fzlrnicr and ol' thc proviiicc_ lic rcprcsciilcd the district for it lcrui some yciirs ago, when the party was in tlpposition, and when the oppor- tunitics for helping his coiislitliciicy vwcro very much less in cvidoncc thcu 'than they are to-day, Now with ii strong collcaguc, Mr l"ccli:iii, the 'l‘hird District of Qiicciis stands ii good show to bo well looltcd iiftcr. Mr Woods is popular, and ilcscrvcdly so, ii mini wlioui cvcrybbdy ri-sur-cts :ind who will ccrtiiiiily make ii faiilli- ful und lioiioiiyablc i'cprc.~:ci\lntivi-. 'l`licrc is great Hiitisfaetioii tliroughoul thc district over his acceptance of the noininalion. llo is a busy mini and although at first reluctant to accept. now that he has put his hand to the plough, ho will ilcvotc his timc and energies io the needs of his constitu~ outs und is already assured of the hcurty support of his l`cllow-fariners.

Tho old ordoriever chaugetli yield-

ing plnco to thb how, und so the old gencratioiis vauisli to be rcpliicod by others. During tho present year Vor- iioii River and adjacent districts have \vit-ncsscd the exit from eartlfn con- cerns and caros of most of those aged and revered residents whose czirtlily careers carry ones mind buck to ii time when llioso who ure no longer young, wore yet unborn. Worthy mon and°wonicn were they. whose honest t.oil and thrift, in days full of hiirdsliips now unknown made their lives a. siiccoss anil ii bifxssing to othors and their deaths full of poaco in tho conscionccnoss of having been good and faithful servants of their Master.

On July the 8th at (lherry Valley

death called to otornnlrost and re~ ward, Ronald Macdonald at the ago of ninety-two. For a great part ol` it century hc hiid boon a prominent citi- zen of the place, and ouo ol' its plono ers. During his long spun of years his .life bud bcoii an exemplary one, in idiistrous, cliurltnble, ii. perfect (Thrift- linu geiitleuuui ol' the old scliool, the comniunit_v respcctod hiiu, and (toil fitvourcd him with prosperity, peace :ind length ot' days. Scarieoly was touched by sickness, the illness which terminated in his death wus of only H. few days duration. Fortlileil by ull tho.rites ol' tho church of which in life he -had boon a most devout and fitithful member. his death was calm and peaceful, 'I‘ho father of it liirge family, two sons only survive him. John in Iiritisli f‘olunibin and Alcxan- der ut, home, llis funeral was very largely attended, friends, and nc- quainlnnces who osteeiiicil him in lifie coinlug t'roni far nway to pny the last lribiito of honor. ills renininu wori~, laiil in Si. .loaf-hlnis tloiiietory bi-sitio those of his wife who prcflecr-ascii him sevorul yearn. May perpetual light sliliie upon him.

The donlli occurred at an early hour

on Sunii:i_v morning Jtily llth of Mnr garcl .l, bolovi-d wife of l‘hll4p S. I"i':n\cls of Monctnii, N. li., ul`t.i\r ii severe illness ol' noverul wer-ks. borno with (‘l|risIinu rcsigiinlioii to the iiiv- ine will All that fi loving fiimily and mr-iliciil skill could do wus done, but |m|_l|i||;; would rclurd thc grlni nies- scnger of iiciitli. She was ii. qulot un iissunilnll woman, nuii win; loved by nil her friends and neighliorei :ind will bo greatly inlssod Iiolh in thu houn- nnd coniuiuuity. The reinainn wi-ro brought home from Moncton ou thc lit, being iicconipanloil by lier hun- band and throo children to tho lionie of Mr. Earl llingwcll in liuy li‘ortuuo, from which plnco the func-ral took place on the l4th to tho Presbytorliiu tionictory where tho rcnmlns wt-rc lalil to rest. Rev. Wm. Mi-ln-oil coli ducted thc si-rvlce at thi- Iioiise :mil grnvo. Sho was in her 4=’»ll\ vo-ir an-I losvcs to mourn ii sorrowinll |I\lHl>f\\\'|~ Philip S. |"r:\n<-is. uno iluiiizlilcr ldlldu A., thri-i~ sons. l’hllip S.. :ind Wllllnm ll. rill at homo in Moncton nnil Edwin Em-|_ of nay Fortune. on aged mother.

Sold by George E. Hughes. `

shall be done quickly. llc givcs lwicc

River and thrco brotlicrs. Albi-_rt ot' Cambridge, Mass., Warren in Little River and Harvey, Iiitllo youd ami besides a number of .sorrowiug friends The pallboarcrs were ~- H, G. 'Mc- Kio, E. Mcl<`arlant~, Joseph Cliaffcy, William Jenkins, Joseph Brown, Jam- es Mills. Boston papers please copy.

TO WITHDRAW FROM

THE BATTLEFIELDS.

WASHINGTON, July 26.-'l`lio doci-

.sion of tho American lif-il t‘ross lo withdraw on October l its doctors and nurses from the Eiiropcaii liatilcliclils, was being discussed to-day by otliccrs ol’ tho society, who ex|ii'i\.sscil regret at tho necessity, t`or tho action. Lack of funds is giveiriis thc rcasoii.

Oi' ‘tho sixtoon_units, ull will rcturn

to the United States with thi- possihlo exception of two in iiclgiuni, wl|ci‘c there is tho greatest uccil_ 'l‘he Sor- blan .sanitary comniissiun und otlior work supported by special conirib\i~ tion will ho continued as long as funds ure avaliable.

Prince Edward island is iio_t yct

mentioned in this list, but in ii fi-w days, with tho start i\li'ciul_v iiinilc. there will he soi’iictliing worth whilc io report. It is hoped tlixit Princi- lddward lsliiiitlcrs, will rise lo thc occilsioll. liuii that \\'li:\tcvi-_r is ilouo

who gives promptly.

COMPENSATION

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I was lunchlng at the club, wztllioit away with my \iinbi‘cllii." .

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iiiiilirella you :irc curi'_\'ing no\v‘!"

"Why, whcn I touiiil ininc wma gout-_ I picked up thi- bi-sl looking one lliailfl was lcft in the rack." |

A Newark wonian woulilii`t ruini-

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