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4 THE GUARDIAN, CHABLOTTETOWN, AUGUST 141899.

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Published at its offices, New Prowse B10Ck

Bu; we are sellinff “ ed- ` North side Post Office, at the following P89951

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ding and Birtllflay Pres- ligiiiifg Eaini>ii’.)i;`aiTy (except Sunday) three ents for less than cost. m°“‘h=$1°° “Y”

Come and see them- Dressing Cases, Shaving Sets, Smoker`s Setsf-In

Celluloid, Leather, Plush _ and \Vood. \Ve have the l

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JAP J ., 1 Souris East, Telephone odice, R Sea.man.Agenf

I - _ _ READY, J. P. Hoon.

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CHOCOLATE SETS on ' , P 1 the Island. Rubber

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variety at ‘

Book and Stationerv Store MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1899. .

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Victoria Row, Ch’town, P. E. I. f f "' ' ' '

EDITORIAL NOTES.

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`| Ezmi-weekly Ed.)ition(Mond. &. Thur.) D61' _ _ yr: $1.50; in advance ........................ _ .1.2o Weekly Edition tThursdavi ner year 51.25;in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . ._.L00 Branch Offices ` have been established at the following Dlwesv where subscriptions may be paid. ROWS fum: lshedt.madvert_e1§il1g. iob work and other busi u nsac z- . Siiesrgiiierside, Currie’s Bookstore-D. K. Currie

anager.

Alberton. Alberton Bookstore, G. S. Muttart

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F. J. l'l0IIlSBY’S

_ _ When Parliament lprorogued the

We Wa.nt\

‘N rose, Boulton and Sutherland.

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other day there were four seats in the `.`Commons and four in the Senate _vacant. The vacant Commons seats lare those for Winnipeg, West On- tario, Sherbrooke and Vercheres. Senate vacancies occurred by the ,deaths of Senators Sandford, Belle-

_ A bridge is to be built across the "Sh Lawrence at Quebec for which the ,Federal Parliament has made a big lvote. A smaller and less costly bridge is also tobe built across the Hillsboro River at Charlottetown. Toward this latter bridge the Provin- cial Government is required to con- tribute $l2,000 a year. We have yet to learn how much if anything 'the Quebec Government is to con- tribute toward the Quebec bridge. And we have still to find any good reason why there should be this dif- ference between the two transactions.

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

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

7 to be Queen of England may he con-

Q“°°“ s°"°°‘~ soled when they learn the immense

amount of work which attaches to the position. A small part of Her Ma- `

R. E' genoniiiy to 50.000 documents.

, i his makes an average of 160 times,

Agn, c-I _ _ daily during the year that the Queen .dle stick. An unconfessinz Christian

ei-soma. comp or ci§u°l¢:i.¢igeZrE};cor has written “Victoria, R.I.” Quite a

nel Univerniin

cu, nm, _ task for a woman of eighty years. °£jl¥m'%°m¢nY3§r§sm But the much larger task is to make

g __ _= ,LJ jesty’s work, for instance, during the,

past year has been to sign her name`

A few da, S ,W0 this ‘gums su us tial the absorb our a'teution to th

_. t f 5' J I g- ‘_ .Y ' ' .. °l li is GY

vvvvv"'*"' ‘°“""'; E ‘nested that Nevferunswick dairymen 11-\°»`\'° Sm °f1-f°- IM 51148 °=P1°°°°-4 ;5__ _ AY To B

_mould send Over ___ fpw of their cheese ion through numberless channels which » » ~ - ~ ~ ~ » -~ ~

\ I dependent Journal untramnielled and lmgkers to Prince Edward Island in ‘we can “'nuence_`Innu°n°° as the

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_ S , - - b . . fword means in-flow-ence. As the _ 25%- : alfldlpgarilial, Reliable, News! °rde_: 3° llpgove thi" grnowledge and i tributaries flowing into the channel co

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' ' ,ir t au ti es .0 rurtiter the been in me- o s. n now t e orth Sydneylmin 15,, _constitute th, mi ht cum-ent'

a iS-xixsgofatheoeopil»i.andre€ozn1zg11¢f°f‘;°_;” Herald comes to hand with a glowingl 9|- fs tie leaves andg y rogglug

' l Ph P°° 1° ' 8' account of the farm exports of this gauge to ilow int; the treo a life giving

Island, a lament over the backward current im aitiu siz stron th '

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ness of the Cape Breton farmers and fruitiuluess, so influence is that force the following suggestion; _ which flows from one to another. rc- We would suggest that each county 2\{1af_1"g J\1dS¢m?Ut»5WlY_l“_8 ’\3@°l1°°»d°

send a delegation of three or four of °°'m’{””8_tl1° Wlnmd 2"Y’UZ °h°1"*°t¢1' its most intelligent farmers across to ""4 dl1`°0"°“ 1° U19 destiny 0f Olhera. '~ Prince Edward Island with the object of Th" f°1`f’° ‘haf 30°? ‘mt fwm °“° W‘th’ studying farm life with the modern °“ta“7 |”t‘5‘“U‘_m hk°_th_° ff°'S_"3°°° °‘ methods now used. The delegates to re- the n°W°1`»°1' hgh* 1'*‘dl°t1P8 f1`9m 6"!! 4 turn and report to their respective couu- PUT* and 8.01118 "1 UWT? d‘T¢°U°P- YP" ,ies the knowledge gained from pu, can no more binda sweet or bitter_in- sonal observation and enquiry. The thence °f °‘}1` IW” tha? 3°" °°’§ bind expenses of each delegation to be de- the Sweet mnufnfe °f "W Pl°mdd°° frayed by the respective munieipaii- Character of one s inliuence depends on nes_ what one is.The fountiin will supply

the kind of water it contains, sweet or bitter There are but two foun

BA?-rISI__€HURCH° _ rains of supply in the moral influence: i

‘ that of evil and ood. _

T"° m“°'"`s°5 by R°"° J- A' n°"|°" W5' _ Each individutlgl is a man of greater or .l

te,-ay; lesser capacity, connected with one or

_ _ _._ other of these. The one who conducts _ _

Re, _,_ A_ Gordon occupied ,he p,,,_ :ron uiefooonio otovu is a sannio as leaders in High pit of the repost cami. at ton :°;§_1_=_:_\g:»_§=;o<;'_;°_:h§ °°'§_'j_\;‘§_‘:__*'°_'{: C_ G __ d M__ services yesterday. His many friends _ _ _ _ - ass 00 3 an 1 - th,.m,gh°ut the Province will be glad miniature. Therefore it behooves us to_ _

to learn that he had regained his form- b° careful 'ff th” °h°m°t°' °‘ th’ 1°” I' `

er vigor, and the bracing air of his n°°“°° "mch ",° ’_'°°°°°”il3' °R_’t‘ meryi

native land thoroughly agrees with him. T59 '°r°°_°f °°° 5 _ 1'?-n“°'!°° d°P°Pd° Mr. and Mrs. Gordon leave the Pro'v'- “W” hm' m“°h he 's °t _ Wh" _ h°‘i°' vine on Thm.sday_ " The laws of hydrostatics _illustrate In the morning he took for his sub- ms' " -t-h° "°°°"°'r d°t°,m_“°°° - th'

ject “What Jesus expects of his follow- f°r°° °‘ “P917 '° dm Chu” 13° 3' "°° ers.” “From henceforth expecting fill “tid t° “S d°‘°"mm°’ - um hm’

his enemies be made his foolstool.” °f °‘u` Christi” i’m“°°°°' L”

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offered the one sacrifice for sin forever, .sgguti _°‘_;m°"°”°°' I°__§'id“_§¥e :gd

- ti, ,mud f _Wh h c rc in ueuceare toot eu 1 '_ _ . 23...? Z... 5.3. °‘.l’§§.”3”‘i.l. wnuecfs °s °»=_°1=°d up -=-=f-»-_- T'=°_ W° ‘=“°°‘°f_e°i SHR are indicated in no nxt. mee things ,ffm °°°rs* 1° s}v°°_ by ¢h° I-"4 is on hand _and ,every one a bar- which Jesus expects of his followers: th°°° W°rd5 ‘fAb‘d° 1° M°’ md is-["°i ` " ' ' ‘

Hem 10:13_ _ _ our lives be iilled_wifh honesty, kind-_ _ The text represents Jesus after he "9" P‘°‘Y2“51|°d 'mb tl” sPi1"‘~

ips Confession and profession in his 'll

aliows himself to be put in a false posi-_ _ tion and the world gives the credit to ‘i itself for the cnericter in him given by if

ee, Chai-loeewvn and st.Jon-. herself acquainted with what she the GW” °f G°d°

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m ter for the gravest deliberation.

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_ ' signs, or declines to sign. Often the

affixing of the sign manual is a mat-

T2 it

Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Sir Charles

.,,(§_¢-;_ \-.;. .;_’\»t*__( -

a suchathing never enter- _-L ` cently agreed to a resolution of sym-

eanisnoniber . 1' ~ _ _\ _pgagqgqpslandoisesqppiiggd gvrhehriiigye pathy for the Outlanders in the Trans- ff “mem Fgu’§§’r;”fnd“§&`§c‘}_,':g ‘gifolif r-Lg _vaal. Our public men thought they `l_ _ were doing quite the right thing. Un- ( l l\\ ' fortunately Principal Grant was out

_ x of the country at the time and there d

, ll was no one wise enough at hand to

R tell them any better. Now Dr. Grant

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Charlottetown, P E. l 1) Y wri

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/I, - - 1 )j)' tes from New York to the Tor-A ff. Phone 125. I onto Globe expressing his disapproval - __ of the resolutions. Probably some

Al... _.persons will thinlr the letter might

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have been dis used with d 0

3rd. He expects the energy of their

lives. l

The whole hcared service of the-1 whole being. This is not legalism or _

doing indorderhti live. Jesus is not re- ,,_, _.§`;_._=

resente int e altitude or x' L ` " . ~ - s

' _Tupper and their respective followers ilintil he offered tae one sacril3ic§ef‘i:»t1l'udili I ‘ Alwther lot of Fme Worsted

connection should neverbe confounded. "”* _ ,

Jesus frequently informs and suggests the course of life to his followers, but

he strongly enjains confession upon them. Confession of faith is essential to the existance of the Christian

church. . Christians are not to be like candles packed and _ff

labeled but to be lit and put ou a can-

Zenllh Slain ui. _

Blanco for Canvas Shoes.

Artlcles required at this

time of year. ' We have them.

Central Drug Store.

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He expects the love of lheili hearts y°"*°P°" ‘mm M5 7° an 3° ”°th' C n cheap at regular rice

This only makes his followers notlinff' _' C, _ 9' 1'340Kr°vBryl sl b __ _ _ _ _

aves nt true freemen. Second, tnis ee _ -_ _-_-1, WRISIL IS 8. 81181). G'BIf 088 t0°'&l'8 only transforms belief inzo faith. Faith 7 ' ' `

involves not only the conviction of that _ _ 0 _ _ ‘ _ _day° _ leurs om ue' intellect but an affec:ionate choice of thegl 'f°’1 fi' '--‘\.'i-" \'-'-"\ f 1-`*»f`;-h `-'-"\ \ '

heart as well. This onl transmutes 1 ~

faith into an energetic poiver. “Faitti ‘

worketh bv love.” This explains the P

Christian life of service and sacrifice; “The love of Christ constraineth ns.” f'<=ff» . 7

1 Be expects the confession of their »~

Glove Fitting _ _Patterns 150 each

LEMIERS!

We have fought

hard for first place and

are now prepared to

say that we have at-

tained and are; bound

to hold our position

Miuiney Leaders, Sunnyside,

Latest Fashion Sheets

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'Plieyan over a

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and _the_ Irnmoitatiiy of the soul. Th; 300 brls choice bright sugar. 100 _continuity in influence of life on earth brl_s choice bright crystals, due here

‘fda sglheelsg £0235* l:_0t §\111§'_00D!l;l0! in a few days Ask for prices

wo si es o 1 e, ac ive _ _

nd passive he active is the exercise CARVELL Bnos’ " "`

fpower with volition Its outlets are Ch town’ Aug 9 99 2”' ords and deeds These are so realm

Now is the lime lu Buy Furniture...

Ontario Furniture Manufactuiers callin at

tention to an advance in the cost ofgtheii'

goods, the advance to date will ave e 15

-buy now before the change.

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Every_ mail we are in receipt of letters from

White

Boots

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per cent. Our prices have not been advanced A

1 for Men.

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J. .B. Moon Q

Commenciiig l8th July _.and will continue

,canvas _ -s.

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a pair.

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_ _:_ . -. .- _ __ __ h _ _ - . . 1 . __ _ -_ _ nl Coatings’ ine suste _ ll .r.i.»i-.i>~;i-M -1- ° °‘ ‘” 'e §?;°9§,:;...T€{ la:;¥i§.;?.: 2.1:: f. nnzecr cA Rho E'°“‘“‘ “'°"“" “°"°"‘°;°°m

in o ‘ 1 s ‘ fougmgpsis p ace in the ands of his ,

In the evening he took for his b Fl’0I`l‘l P'0l1C¢, P0110

ject °InBuence on the outlet of the

assive side o ‘

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p ' _ ‘ f life." subjfet. --Though Schr. ‘ DMEGA” ' ead he yet speaketti,” Heb. 11-4,. _ _ _ 1

There are no words fraught as Eternitv 120 P0115 0110109 bnght m0153395;

Just Received

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for 30 days

All our stock of Boots and Shoes. 25 to 50

<discount Women’s Oxford boots 50c a pair

SLIPPERS 10c a pair.

All our stock of men and boys clothing 25 to ll

cent discount. '

Men d lth` , h’t d 1 .....;:.i.f;;’.i...':_.=. ::..°°.....°'°°..'“‘"'~

50 pieces print cotton, Grey cotton sheeting,

cotton, shirting, lining, towelling, towels, dren ° per cent discount.

Print Cotton 3 oelits a yard.

to b§0th1H8 1‘°S0I'v0<l,8ll must be cleared--new is your

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