THE GUARDIAN, 'JHARL(.i'].'lE'l`0VVN, SEPI`rMBEl{ 6 l899

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follows the use of TARINA, the ladies hair Soap. A sham- poo with it not only cleanse-“i

_ but also sweetens, allays we-lp

l. itchigesg and prr~\’BnDS dand-

ruff.

Tarina is a perfect tar Soap,

and the very best for the com- plexion, the tar tending to cure pimples and all skin affections.

It is a. specific against the

evil eHects of perspiration.

Sold in tin lined box ‘25c.

If your druggist does not

kfep ir, we will send box past paid on receipt of price.

ALBERT TOILET SOAP C0., Mfrs. P. 0. B D( 2110; Montreal

New Yonii. September 4. -

'l`he theatrical season is about open- ing again. All is once more _ life and -.nit-i~t\‘ in the great theatre district on upper Broadway, where the houses tiare been dark all Summer, and there has been gloom and quietude. Almost he whole tneatre district is now one blaze of electric globes, and the old nabitues and -‘first nights-rs” have r. turned from village and seashore to take up the reductive pleasures of up- per Bioadway once again. Many briliiant new productions are announced nv the managers; and it is said their repertoire for this season will surpass in interest all past ones. Last week

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tjnailes rrotiinau set the ‘-season gc- ing at his beautiful Criterion with "The Girl from Maxims ” a piece adapted from the French, which is said to be even more tropical than “Ziza” or i-The Turtle" of last year iaine._ O d ~-iirst-nighters" call it fierce. while the young Broadway bloods denominate it

managers will give nothing to their patrons unless it teems with risque

decent enough to save it from th

papers score it witbithe most contemptu-

P°ll°°» and llm Suggeslive enough t0 questions were given b\'vlr S.R.Corl:e pack the houses with degenerates every nom SL John 9_35 in ‘tue hs, an

.\'I-i<»‘f- uf We Ve @`°f<1¥°l ii __agi_t. Tai- subuie"ged tenth hav BABY’S OWN SOAP. l possession ot both the stage and th

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‘; the vtrse. Ten spoke to me question

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New Hotel just opened on Gran-

ville Street. While thanking our friends for their liberal patronage in our former hotel. we would respect- fully solicit the continuance of the some and as much naw business as we may bezfavored with in Strath- cona Hotel. Good Board, clean airy rooms, best location in town and moderate rates. Good stabling in connection.

J . S. ALLEN,

§;t 6d&w3m , Proprietor.

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Wolfvlllo. l. S.

This well-known school opens September Gtla

1899. Itsfcoursasot study prepare boys an

gonna men for Salim, for license to teach. for usiuess and for m nnicsl pursuits. - The ACADEMY HOME, well furnished,

provides at moderate cos: comfortable resi- ence for the students. Several teachers re- side in the home, prouinting quietne=s and

giyigencelin study and assistiiig thc boys in

err wnr The .M \NUA[i TR 'JNING DEP * RT-

l1PI_‘1T with increased equipment and courses in "»arpenti'v, Wood 'l`ii~.- iiniz, Iron \\"ork and Dr iwiiig, ofl"f_-rs social indiieeni-nts to those looking oivards o-igliieeriiiff or in echiuics. 'rite srnooi. or i1otiriCU_'rUiti: .iaiiiits

.Acid -iiiv Stiitlciits to all its a<l\<\.n ages free of f~har<-'t’.

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, Locatizin bciii‘il"i` ftiirl he-i!t.littil

_you are. If they want Annie Held’s

care more new coon songs than ever be-

'Black for Me” wherever youturn. The

chance of failure' by presenting 9. p:o- duction free from suggestiveness. It is hard to recollect a single piece staged last season, unless it was “The Od Homestead” and Coghlan’s "Citizen Pierre” that d d not bristle with ab- breviated atire and sickeningly de- lightful double eutendre. Most of the plays already announced for this sea son are advertised as “spicy”-which is “nuff said.” When the papers score s piece severely it has a paradoxical effect, for everybody then rushes to see ii. The vuliures gather where _tae cadaver is. In fact. the managers only c.t r to the New Yo.k pubiio al ng the line the N. Y. P. wants and thirs

songs and Zaz~».’s sofa, why, they _will get it if they will only be good.

The opening of the player folk

‘again brings tu the public atte'- tion the fact that the -coon 'song is still iiourishing. All summer the rafters of the Vaudeville houses have echoed back the .nelting strains of rag-time ditties, and at present there

fore No well-regulated theatre can he viithout them, and it is -‘Hello ma B.~iby"aud‘~ldon’t want no Cheap Man” and ‘No Coon can Came Tto

there are two e ;eeptions in the shap . of two pretty ballads now in favor, at the Vautleville houses, enitled “One Nt; tin June” and “My Liwle (le-orgia

Te tclicrs f tiiltiirc and experir-iicc. A faiiiiily school. Ho trd and Laiiiiilry 3 ‘.63 per week. Apply for caleiitl ir to

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ANAniAN : C’ *PA`c;ii=iCRY.

nruiiiti Fair.

Aug. 28 iljttill. 9, ’99

'For Round Trip ----FitoM~--

§ _.ii: 'ruo_\:_\.< i.ii>ToN Aiiizivss. I Last evenings notable arrival by th 1 -"..tiip;iiii:i was S-r Thotiias Lipton, wh

lt-ist ." They are charmi'n_gly _sweet

ii-.s come to overs-e tne doings of his

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Cup. he was :.ttended by designer Fife and sailinaker Ratsey aw some personal ciiums, and was given are- cention tiat would not have displeased aroyalgueet. Sir Thomas was met

by a depuiation of eminent New Yorke sand greeted with great cordial- ity. llis pasfaze up the harbor was

elegeant suite at the 5t`1 Avenue Hotel. wh-_re he stayed when he visited New York before, and there he will domicile while he is on land, but Str Thomas expects to live on the “Erin”

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pe ~-green eliallei-,-fer for the .init-rican’s

down ly the Bav at quaraitie

a kind of pageant. He took an

New wither. ii-ii; iaiiiioirs iiiiiii.

Communion Services.

Silt.-I had the pleasure of visiting

South Granville a snort time ago and was pleased with the app ~arance of the country. The harvest is promising, the crops are much bettrr than las: year. ‘ I was much pleased with tae 'pr - gress of the gospel there, and to hear their venerable and devoted p.-.stor,Rev. Mr. St ~rling,who was assisted in dis- peusiug the Sacraments of the Lord Suppi'r.by Rev. Mr. McLean of Valley- field. _Bi th able and faithful declaring the whole council in the spirit of love and earnestness Which was refresiiig to me spiritual mind and awakening io those who were asleep and dead in sin. Oh that we had more of such men and services,and that many ol our dead cnurches and pa=t.~rs would arouse to equal earnestness, as many of our pa tors and churches are asleep and seem

l mountain of Samaria.

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ediiying to both young and old.

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Eng ish in the church, while Mr. Mc Lean preached the Gaelic in the tent.

The singing of the psalms was a

foretaste of the songs of Zion. and far beyond the-sound' of praises ' made by machinery. The services were led in Gaelic by J. Matheson and Mr.--- Bradalbane and in English hy Messrs. McKenzie and Falcuinii ot Granville.

The nenple are steadfast and irue to

to the old ,ta dard and great credit is

such sermons. _, Wishing them all God’s speed in ,their great work.

' _ I remain Yours.

_ A CITIZEN.

_ To Cures Headache in Ten Minutes Use Kiimfort Headache Cure.

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3 Know 'P.C. Corsets

You’ll we-.ir no other corset. Its just a. matter 0 getting accquaint with this best corset

all. P. C. Corsets are the corsets that will fii; when you buy them- and fit until they are worn out. Ask your dry goods dearer for P. C, Corset -tell him to show you

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mmmwide so

$24-.05‘GhaiIolletnwn,P.E.|. - I -` S “P $1-00

.Going _ ‘For Round 'i rip

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RelutnLimitSe|it.I4thl899. tcm' M_A_N_H_ __ ` g W g r 16 89,1.

Ilan- Pac- R'y ls the Ptpular Roule-

rrim after her oiittiting at Erie Basin.

Vo iviintirid wants also to _seeing beet no-at win which he thinks will be the

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_ gospel by human device, °-W'oe to them

OHS 1`9Pl`f‘a°heS- It 9‘“°mS ‘O be c°‘”_‘“g ` t iat are at ease in Zion and trust in the to this now, ihit New York theatrical - ~ - ii

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public izever tires 1 f ragtime airs, and » é and no other songs are t -lerated. Well,

uiiti mit iiitiii on iiitiiotii. We <“==~m°“<‘§ fsietwtssli-»@».’° °"““"°'"`ET°“"‘

. _ _ _ . A.. _ m._\'i_‘H. S tlicitinz .\gent`.P.R Dist. l’.i_~.<i~. xgenr

Joes' o. i-i\'.\'mi as _ i ._ plot Hood" Sarsarmlla aw .l’"“°l°“S ` ”

(`h`to\vii, l’. E 1. _~`i_J01f, _\'_ , their U58.

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Jewels for the blood which glisten in

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A Spring Trade __...,.. __ '

wardrobe and se

gi overcoat, etc., act

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The time has come; when you should look up your f

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In the event of you deciding to invest iii) a. :gait dr lay

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how ou are fixed for s rin wa `

promptly by ordering the some _

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Fall term opens September 5th.

Students recommencing will kindly call

atthe studio or write notiiiying rho Director ot dats of racommenoemsnt.

1' °'- I Vacancies for a limited number of

new students.

Studio hours, 9 a m to 12 2

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Q .~>-- se; it `~_ .il `\- .i _\ __ `f__ `\ >. Q 4- .

.Sept 6d4i »

the

Ca S Ebel rush for BO0§Ii a1l_1d SCHOOL I

‘to bcdegenc-rating fastfrom the old path i Y C 00 S open on _ues Y’ , Eghl T S : N

9 “1`°f* l”g»” bu Several °f he an en eavorin o su sti ue 'iso ll E B00kS, enss Suhr Ib Hb t d d g t b tt t ld gompleotg thaneverxlgidsrg. Prices alwaysthzlov/est. 0n¢dtH%UlI@U il

I had great pleasure in hearing the _ ’

comments of the Godl fathers t

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matures from begmnmg to end' Just Strathalbyn and Granville on Fridav as t

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each spoke bnet and to the point. The

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.11 pk and giving marks ofthe true children

P’“"l“°’i'~°° N0 manage’ W‘ t‘ e 9' of God. It was verv inierestin and _ A V ‘ ‘

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The attendance wasl.rge and the _ _ _ , ` _

solemnity of both -young and old. was I' `~ V

grind as they moved along to the u g i church. Mr. Sterling preached the ' ~ ’

__ iscussion

dueto them for their hospilality and I ' t ore

Long may they all live to eujoy» I

Than the

Ladies’

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most of the time He was "sinh v‘€*"

Sir T.is confident of victory but is most G01? p ~ , lP**P|l*f5¢ TUUIWR like

----l-`It0M---- frankly spiprtmanlike in all his ex- Quebec, P. Q. i,

i _ tharlittetnwn. P. El. ,5fi.;i'§?§‘t.¥l.i?.?,§ tif $3.2? "..°§.. siiiiii s I 1 &

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are Caterers In

Grocery Business . .

to those people who wish to live well at a lniniriuq eos; Besides being prompt sud attentive In our stme we nab cvq

edort t0 send owl. sttisded ul how small the purlchue c mmm N -“mr hw sn” “D

Think of this and your will surely have your grocery ui* gg

THE OLD, TEA STORIFT

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_ renal to wgty our _ .wi-ii-gi thing t y may

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brigit and early this morning and off to ' T I *FG*

. A hw S see “Shamrock” who now liesoff Tomp- f _ 11 ,"“' ,_ "

scliii ~'i~`iI1,3i-23% iriosville once more in complete racing or “amp 9 § l""”"“-'ll I* im* P W*

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