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THE GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN AUGUST 18 L899

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plant and turow the wit.-iered remnants into a waste basket is neithor a studv of literature or of nature To study

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FRIDAY AUGUST is isss Z°°d° bm mm’ thanthat ‘S “°°d°d°_Th° Mr Walter Doull returned to the eity_ ' *Qi

spirit as well as the words of liteza- last mght

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' '_ ture and science must be grasped - and ° .

a | | T0 SUPPORT BRYAN. when the student has the iight aititude f,.°I;°§ega§'3;,E7;f;;_returned ‘ut night'

--- towards them--and not till then-will R F 5 Joh U

Upon his return to New York some he find the key to their interpretation.” fvg gifs; "sm we" W Emma f

But we are .selling “ed- ding and Birthday Pres- ents for less than cost-. Come and see them-- Dressing Cases, Shaving Sets, Smoker’s Setsf-In Celluloid, L€Mh€l`» Plush

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JAPANESE .»= .¢

5 O`Cl..OCK TEA AND CHOCOLATE SETS on the Island. Rubber

‘ Goods and Dolls in great

variety at

J. HORNSBY’S ook and Stationery Store,

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To come in and look over our groceries. Our stcck is line and fresh and guaranteed to be satisfactory. We keep everything in our line that is necessary

or Housekeeping.

The prices-well, that is what we want you to see when you are look- ing at our goods. Their lowness will surprise you

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(\ Edward Island _is surprised wlhenrtlllig; y hear ot the merits of work d ne at the-

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Rev Father J J McDonald returned

a rather surprising announcement The Montreal Witness tells that an to Kmk", y.,,¢e,.d,,y afbemwn

He authorized some of the newspapers old man, appeared in the police courtl Mn John C°11ings ww 5 puaenger by A u I g to say for him that he was in favor of recently on a. charge of having the Princess yesterday afternoon. _ ‘ - 1 'A the renomination of Mr. Bryan as the wounded another while the two were Miss Churchill was a passenger by yes- ' _ ,gigs

.initiate in ieoo. it win be .attested in e een ‘ef so 1 renee bsfdsy =ft°f=°°°’==°S°°=° "ei" iawafd- . :embered that when Mr. Croker leftlStation. It says: L 4 3°D°t°1‘ P1`°W°° and MPP- P1'°Wl° Of We have fmlght’ ' -

'She Unlwd SW't°° 50139 months “B0» “The police magistrate voiced hisillliiiilegy HM-bor’ are registered at the h d f 5 t 1 d M .s

|15 *"3 8°n°f°~11Y ‘1Ud@fBf°0d _ that he opinion in regard to the law preventing A Mr, L, W, Watson and family returned ar or rs P ace an :_

lheld quite a different view of_the poli- the searching oi prisoners, in a most yesterday afternoon from a short outing .' 9

ttical situation. He was among the decided manner. He concluded by in Sourie. are HOW Prepared t0 jg number that was classed as an ami-, saying: ~I think it is an outrage that Mr. Herbert H. Brown is e_n~'.._»~Jing a ~ .5 bqing l||0'\

. _ an man should be ut in a cell with well earned vacation with his parents at I _ 5

tBryan man, so much so, that he ad wither who has kgves or any othpr Lm1eY0rk. Say that We have at .Z

vocated a new departure next year along many lines, but especially in respect to the man to be the standard- bearer of the party. His recent de- claration comes therefore not only in the shape of a. surprise but of a shock.

Mr. Croker's change of attitude

_must be disheartening to some of

the leaders of the party who recently assembled at Saratoga to devise ways and means for the inaugeration of a National movement in behalf of some other man than the eloquent son of Nebraska.

By some it is said that the anti-

‘Bryan movement will make a gain in certain sections of the country from Mr. Croker’s announcement. y In speaking of Mr. Croker’s recent Idecision the Boston Post saysz-

°~But:atter all perhaps fMr. Croker’s

sudden and unexpected “hop” has lit- tle or no significance outside _ the con- fines of the territory which his organi- zation controls. Just now he has a iight on his bands of which Mr.Sheehan one of his old lieutenants, is the leader. Mr. Sheehan has been posing as the representative of the Bryan iorces, and it is undoubtedly true that in certain districts he has been winning recruits because of the supposed attitude of the Tammany leaders. Mr. Croker has spiked his gun most effectually by going over tothe free silver contingent. Tammany may always be counted upon 'to support the party candidate, so the conterrees at Saratota may proceed, and the partisans of Bryan may not re- lax their activity because of Mr.

intentions.”

The Educational Review for August.

,in speaking of the Teacher’s entering ‘upon the work of a new year gives the following wholesome advice :

“Have a deilnite plan for improve-

ment in a course of reading outside of the school. It there is no library inthe district, one should be started it it con- sists at first of but a dozen books; and ‘it may be that these may have to be tfurnished from the teachers’s own library. If these are good books. this small beginning may be the means of creating a taste for literature that will be a pleasure through life to those pu-

lpils whose eyes have never been opened

jto the charm of good, wholsesome lite-

_ frature.

Modern Foundry and Machine Shoo.

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There are opportunities almost every

hour in the day to stimulate pupils, es-

lpecially those in advanced grades, to §read and extend their resaarches be- l yond the lessons in the text-book. The

great majority of our students go out from school .without any serious desire

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gf culture that brings. the best literature; s fr' fs -"-' ' ‘

,`»,,(`_, they have tailed to interpret even the " ” *ff *W* ‘ ' A f’ f’ ~ commonest secrets of the nature around

- them. To dissect a masterpiece in lita-

rature and put down some tattered shreds for an examiner; to dissect a

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Now is the Time

in Buy Furniture...

Every_ mail we are in receipt of letters from Ontario Furniture Manufactui ers, calling at- tention to an advance in the cost of their goods, the advance to date will average 15 per cent. Our prices have not been advanced -buy now before the change.

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Croker’s new declaration oi political in-

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weapon in his possession. It will go Mr. J.Pitblado,Manager of the Bank of

gn until ggme day 9, murder wi1|0g‘ Nova Scotia Montreal, returned home yes- lfzllllfbfl and HIC bOl1ll(l "

committed and then we will get in ”°fd°'Y m°mi°g~

Canada the same s stem as is in ric

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tice in all other civilized or unoivilized 0°- W**°“P“”°”9¥°’ by V119 P“°¢¢B° YW' P , _ t

Mr Thomas Bendrigan Peake Bros &

countries. Even barbarians would de- °°'d“y °ft°m°°“'

prim a Prisoner of his Weaponsy Miss Hunt of Summerside is spending &S l88.(l6l’S III .

,_Tne1.eis some dispute amongst the her vacation at the home of Hon. Peter

authorities as to whether or not a pris- M°N“t‘t’ M8196 que' Class G00dS and Mil-

- f _ M . Jos. Stevens Inspector of Police

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Justice Falconbridge ruled ona case h N rub ry' Wir” that drunken persons need not be ‘umliglilij Efffbznoa t gd E i- - g ITU W

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searched, but it is understood that he (nee, of the g_S_ p,inw,s_

somewhat modified his decision so that

_ . _ Mr. John Aslnwson of the Post Otliee

the oiiicers might use Judgement in department Wu 5 passenger by the pl-in. certain cases; The practice here has cm yesmrday “feel-n°0g_ been to ask the prisoner to produce the Mn John Lewis, Royalty, rammed lug contents of their pockets which were evening on his wheal from “wading the also usually felt on the outside by the High Ugg;-e of For-esters at Kensington.

.°11‘i<=°_r in <=hars¢~”_ _ __ _ ,_ ,A Mr.1..ree1e,Meeseneisisuperiu¢euuant

oftheP E I Railway was a passenger

Upon enqmry at the Ponce 0m_ce by the S. S. Princess yesterday afternoon.

7°“°'d°'7 T.” GUARDIAN W” 1”' M.. J. 1-ite. caan.. of Quebec er-raves in formed that it has always been the the city yesmday to mg, ,, business custom in Charlottetown to search course at Charlottetown Business College. prisoners before placing them ina _Mr-_ Geo. Ci-abbe_retur-ned _to Summer- cell. The marshall’s opinion was in 815° !°8f1°l'd°~Y- H15 f;'{°°d5 1” ‘buf substance about the same as the muy w°'° glmw '°° mm °° mg °° we

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opmion of the magistrate given above. bulgifleevsvtrip tgotggewemizrgrgub ggmmg

Island in the interest of thetirm of Prowse

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ldays ago, Mr. Bichard Crok r made --- :yes “_” m?°n°_ U I . ' . I , `

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gain cheap at regular price and Bak but with a 1-3 oif,every hirtlamong the Waist is a snap. Get one to- are the dp that day- . leurs one new

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Mr. M. W. Hackett, representing Davis ' Q ` e _ N S &

To Cure a Headache in Ten Minutes Use X

Lawreance & Co., Druggist,Montreal, ar-

Cvmfort Headache Cure raven in the ._-ity iaet evening. He is regie- M-lr

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Mr. naw. beige.. ef R. 'r.He1me.u’e, Glove Fitting

Summerside,who has been spending his " vacation at Vernon River returned home Patterns 100 each'

Misa Emma Webster who has been

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spending her holidays in the western part of the Island arrived home b the

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mail train last night.

Mrs. Higgs. Charlottetown, after visit-

ing her sister,-- Mrs. Baggart, at Halifax i " '

for afew weeks. arrived here last week for a a visit to her neice, Mrs. T. A. Mosher -Hant’s Journal

Mies Clara and Barbara Ramsay left

_ by Thursday morniug’s tram on return to

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Messrs S A McLeod and Stewart of

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Boston,Mase.,having spent two weeks. of] u *iii ~ff=}~_' _ vacation at their homes at Malpeque. They _

’ ‘ hold good positions in the Hub.

_I , '_ . . _ "”5‘ thetirm of Moore & McLeod Charlotte- 5 _-i‘§'=:~‘ town passed through Vernon’ River last /' Jgb ¢i ar, bgue-ht at a bm- ` eveni after three da s iishin tour

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We have a complete stock of ladies low shoes. ings. Rates $500 per wack; for hm", "°

The prices are as follows _ per Week - A Fine shoe with leather tip and round toe' 65c. , - A Fine shoe leather tip poin ed toe a nice shape 7 Oc ' -

A Fine shoe Patent Tips medium toe 75c. i A ` A if

A Fine shoe better grade 80c A Fine shoe with Patent facing and tip 900 A

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