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It leaves the skin wonderfully soft and _I lresh, and its faint fragrance is extreme-

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W. HARRY WATTS,

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Pall term opens September 5th.

jgnrlgntg rgrmmrngnning will kindly c°ll at he siudio or write notiliyiug the Director of date ot recommencement.

Vacancies lor a limited number of

new students.

Medio hours, 9 a. m. to 12; 2 p. m.

Q 5 p. m. lopt 6d4i

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The pickling season having come

lmund again we are prepared as usual tosupply our customers with everything they nifty rnq~.iire in 1-his Hur.

We have a stock of.

English Malt Vinegar, Canadian Malt Vinegar, English Spiced Vinegar,

Apple Cider Vinegar,

Proof White W ine Vinegar,

French Wliite Wine Vinegar. Also Pickling Spices Cavinne

Peppers, Turmeric etc.

BEER & GOFF’S.

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FURNITURE

FOR SALF BY PUBLIC AUCTION

I ani instriintad by Mr. Bruce

ll rivht to sell bv Aucion, at his re-

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sidence, Grafton Szreet east (opposite

college) on WEDNESD \Y, the 13th

day of beptember, inst commencing at

ll o‘clock a. in. all the hou-ehold g~i1`ec\;<, ciinprising superior P irl-Jr Dining rtoom, Hall, Bed room an-i

Kitchen Furniture; all as goo-al as

new.

Terms cash.

R. BEAIRSTO,

Qtpt. 71h Auctioneer.

17 ' __P_11l___ - - f ’ --L 3

FOR §__llLE.

Two lots witha house. and barn. situated

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ri r. ontazue, an now used as a

lethodis Parsonage.

ApplptoH. nelson Montague or Rev. H.

Palma onthe remises.

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THE GUARDIAN, '2HARI.O'].'l ETUWN, SEPTEMBER 7 1899

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way, niaking inipitl progress during

-L it l ffiiyexteiidi-»il =.<:,iii in the years /tc

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Canadian gimitli lim- been so gn :it

iii the thirty year-it pist that only the

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_ ,~,-1~<._;<-,=,’1_\-3 ¢;,;\1,:,{}_\ ,what may bf the wealth and greet-_

---- ness of the D iniiiiiriii wlieii the firati

llnw LT;,iifi.l*..=.ii ir lie* lm gi-».iwnlt.liii'ty years of the cnnirig cent-iii'y

.}i,,~i;ig the post iiiii-55 _\ei.i~.~i is v ~i'_y _ have passed. the pine of the put il» iii iv .\.i;=.vi‘:i by the ll lltmix-1.; tsl) e i_ three dee ziles is iii iii.t.'.iiiied-ziiid it _, ,,,._`,.,,-,»,, -.Hi .;,p.,i-.5 ..-1-ci: =.r» it-.ii , may be even ix;eiil;il-nnetlier gen- \< 1 1 I l\ l I' 1

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litpo. ts Exports .5 T3 4`59.6ll S 5f,507,888

‘J3,08l.787 79,323,667 110 894.630 90,303,000 1198'-'2"‘5I2 16-1,152,683

li will be seenihat in the thirty

years our import trade had practical- ly doubled and our export trade in- creased to almost threefold the Egures of 1868. And this is also to be noted that while in 1868 the balance of trade was very largely against us, in 1898 it was very largely in our favor. That is, thirty years ago our imports exceeded our exports by about $16,- 000,000 in round figures, while in 1898 our exports were more than $23,000,000 in excess of our im- ports.

If we turn toshipping it will be

found that the tonnage employrd in Canadian trade is nearly twice as great as it was in 1868, and 25 per cent more than it was four years ago. In thccoasting trade the increase is more remarkable, being more than three times what it was in 1878, and nearly 25 per cent more than four years ago. .

The growth of our railway system

supplies another test and another proof of the remarkable progress of Canada. In .1868 there were but 2,278 miles of railway in operation in Canada. This mileage had increased to 16,718 miles in 1898. It was not till 1876 that returns were kept of the weight of freight carried by our railways. In that year there were 6,331,757 tons carried; in 1898, twent two ears

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_ later, the total had increased to 28,-

785,903 tous, or considerably more than a fourfold advance. r

The amount of insurance carried

shows a still more remarkable develop ment; The 'life -policies current in 1898 totalled $368,517,074, against only, $35,680,082 in 1879, or more than ten times the total of nineteen years before. Fire insurance had grown to the enormous total of $895,- 382,846 in l898,§or six times the figures of 1879.

The deposits in our chartered

banks in 1868 were $33,317,879; in 1808 they were $227,063,845 - an increase of seven fold in thirty years. Wi! h the savings bank a. still better showing is made, the advance being from sl.36o,s9-2 to e65,5t3_219 in the same peiiod _ii fifteen-fold in- crease in thirty yr-ai-s,

The mineral production ofthe coun-

try, if statistics were a.v.i.il.ible,Would furni-h another most remarkable chapter. Unfortunately the returns of production in the earlier years of theDominion are not available. In 1890 the total value of the minerals produced in Caiiada was $16,763,353. In 12:98 the total reached $37,757,- 197, and the current year will show a still tnore rapid advance.

Manitoba is producing 'this year

one ,half more wheat than was grown in the entire Dominion in the census year 1891. The gold and coal production of the country and the output of our manufacturing industries this year far surpass any previous year in Canadian history. All these facts fidbrd a most cheering outlook for the future. We know that our present rate of growth and progress cannot always be be steadily maintained. .There will be in the futuie as there have been in the past, times of trade depression and short harvest. But we may count confidently on a country so

wealth and so well equipped in every

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Spring Trade "°' 3°”

: wardiobe and se howyou are fixed for spring wan. ’.~,i\. , _ In the event of you deciding to invest in a suit or

_ _ ,,”~,,_,_,,`¢_ W,” ‘ct pmmpgy by 0,d,,;,,g the same '..~__ AN C0., p we for b.:-gains at . ~ We dont care to handle

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eration in Oiriadti wiil see this country taking a prominent and attractive place among the great- and progres- sive niitions of the world,

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Prof Roberts-.iii does not bilieve in

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with book knowledge in h l b

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he appears to be a firm believer in the cramming processof fattening poultry.

true that the intellect can be 'ex-

panded in ii similar ftthioni y A E W ,

The seven Iud es w »

- g ho are trying

the prisoner Dreyfus by Court-Martial are Col. Jouaust, President; Lieut. Col. de Breou; Lieut. Col. de Brogui- arf, Commandant Merle; Commaudant

Besuvais; Commandant Profillet and _ A _ r A _

Capt. .Parfait. Of these, Jouaust, de - I

Breen, Brogniart, Merle and Beauvais

are said to be distinctly hostile to the prisbner, while only two, Parfait and Profillet, are in favor of acquittal. W ehear much of the auimus of Presi- dent Jouaust against the prisoner, but

heissaidtobe t-he onlyone of the C H .Q R L T E T 0 W Ne

five hostiles who can possibly be brought round to Dreyfus’ side. In

deed.

Our despatches tell that an im- i .~ » ~ " r r portant Cab=net Council is to be held. Q , _ _ - < to-day in London, at which the ques- 5 ' ‘ ’ I " I ' ` tion of peace or war with the Trans- -

"el ri” Pf°‘°=b1r be <*°°i<’°<1~ Of- :Er o 115.31 R A o m si i course, down to the last moment ~ “

fherewill bethie possibility that the, 2 -25 ¢laas

_Boer Goverumentfmay cometo terms. clffgg fgf gl] The Boerposition in one way is much 2,3Q Glggg

weaker than it was in 1882 when the

their territory .' New the Outlanders

and though they are without arms

tl-qt mt eouldsw- betsupplied- Special Rates by Steamers andRai|waya This hostile population at home will - i

_ - - B regular and all special trains from all stations to Charlottetown on the 14th gocd 1

make K_i_1_1_ger hesitate before going to to rgtnrn same day as follows’ ___ _ ‘

war- e Outlanders may be count- ed upon to light with -a will, if they get the chance, against the oppressors of many years past. '

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The last stage develo ment of Nasal Cai

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battle of Majuba Hill was - fought. _ Entries close 30th August 1890. No horse barred by record laabaitd lat Then there were few Outlanders in 1899- ' ' ‘ - ~ V

-A.d'° ii d25tshildreud12 oldloeaote.

are more numerous than the Beers, mission no t ezmlm B can '° ` un er nm

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Th hf SCHOOL BOOKS d SCHOOL RFQUISITES h

_ _ or an It is a strange fact that birds can be . e rug and fattened by forcinff into their interior ll City Schools Open on Tuesday’ Sept' Teachers'

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9, grggter qiyaqtity of food thgn their 1. Of _SCh0O1 BOOkS, EXCI‘C1Se SC1°l.bbICl°Si_1P?nS, & appetites will craye. May it not be _Complete than €V€1‘ lD€f01‘€. P11688 &lW8YS ll € OW€S .WM 314

E.fL(3IE§€ 1899

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All further particulars given on applicatiolfto the 1 I A

Admission to Grand Stand 25 cents. _ -

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Ti nlsh to Piusville inc-usive $1.25

hlgomiield “ Portage ‘° 1.15 2 ?_Souris to Bear River inclusive

C nway “ Richmond “ .95 . lt -llc Bay “' Mid; -ll “ Wellington ‘ Sf. Eleanor’s “ .83 : .tt irie “ Douglas "

Sfimmerlide “ Freetown °‘ .75 I St- Andrews " ‘racftdie " -

Emerald " Fredericton “ .60 B-dford “ Sufi' lk "

C1.de “ North ¥Vi1tshire"` .4i . Yom 25c. Union %c,

¢‘f\l\-ille “ Iioyalist “ .35 : Ge irgi own to Perth “ Milto:i3)c. Winslie 2ilc. Royalty Junction 1 48 ltoad "Peake: ‘

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Kmkora., Albany and Cape lraverse A 756 3

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_.,u.,,h_ Japanese catarrhifgure goes nwgy past Also return tickets at one single first-class fare will be issued from all stations to A ‘

For ssl i by (ieorgle L. Hughes.

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$ __ et. Peter’s 9.0.: ' ; "_ Rf=y.\1~y Junction _ Morell “ 9.26 “ I Arrivellh iriotmtfiwii

_You’ll wear no other

»- corset.

Its just a matter of getting accquainted with this best corset of all. P. C. Corsets are the corsets that A will fit when you buy them- and fit until they are worn out. Ask your dry goods dearer for P. C, Corset

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the mints where even specialists on the Charlottetown onthe 13th and 14th Septemoer, giol ta reni.rn‘ by .-.ll trains up disease have been able to reach. Itfs a pene- to and on the 15th Seoembe,-_ i

i-biiiiibgiiniloatiillgiiidieairliig Iiiitigaiiiiliieftiiiilrieliigg The special trains will run as fol1ows.Local Time-- _

hmling ,§m,,°ut |§aving the Siigmgst [md Leave Suinmel-side_on arrival of the regular train from Tignish on the 14th Sep-

srter-resnlts. The only guaranteed Camrrh bgmben '

sure. 50c at all drug; sts. 119 . At

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a. m.; connecting with the special at Emerald and arrives at Cherlotteibwn 11.40 a. m

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Leave Kensington “ riuiitcr i_»iver " I,-:r__,9l""‘ flil 3"”

“ Freetown ° °‘ No- ll Wi1:°li»re " ` ‘ “ Emerald “ “ Royaltv.i'iii tion ‘° ml-"J '"""! r

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“ Eliiotfs 10.25 “

Special train leaves Cape Traverse at 7 a m ° Albany' 7 16 a m ° Kinkora 7 30 l

A special train will leave Charlottetown on the afternoon of the 14th for the

It addition to regular morning train on the 14th. a spariilltr tin will ‘ W ll

Leave Souris~_ at 8.00 a. rn. 2 Leave Mt Stewart.

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Special trains will leave for Georgetown iinfl ooui-is iid 6.30 p. m. day of the race. °r°i“" "

Excursion return tickets wil1_ be issued at one~first class fare from all stations! b‘?,`::»‘¢f:,,.",'Tdl;';°9i;;i‘;=l¢g,

P_C_ on the lutercolonial and P. E. Llffiillway to Charlottetown on the 13th September A family school. _ *_

- good to return up to and on the loth September. hoard ai d Latmdff 8 6 IU? We*

Return fare from Picton to Ch’town $2.00 on the 13th, good to return up toand on ‘V Appl’ 1°" uiendur tu

the 15th. ~

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Steamer Jacques Cartier wil issue tickets, good to return same day for 25 cent Au \6d5

' . V 'r ‘ v leaving Ch’town at 5 p. m- i

All commnnicitions to be addressed to the Sacreta

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at 6.00 p. _m., connecting at Summerside with the train for Tignish. M___ A

F. L. Haszl-mp, c .iifiiiisrtwoon 5' -" ~-

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tetlry _,

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milling at cost to make loom for fall stock coming in Great 8 1

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WH AT! iii , ii" oats like Tlitsii fur that Moiiay. s 1

file sell

oney and the Huw, “M

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