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THE GUARDIAN CH ARLOTTETOWN JULY 281898

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*he asserts that the plans laid douni

THURSDAY. JULY 28.1895.

' ried out with absolute exactness.

EDITORIAL NOTES.

I The Medical Times (New York,July

° advance for the movement were car-

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W'e wish to remind 5

_ you that an early

settlement of your l

July account will

be appreciated very much as we are in

need of the money.

VVe will be pleased to receive the

amount and give

you a receipt for

Same to-day.

F . Perkins& Co

SUNNYSIDE. t

RHEUMATISM

is certainly cured by-the nseof

EGYPTIAN RHEUMATIC

` The town of Amlierst,`_\lass. with 1

population of only~l,SO0 puts to shame in one respect at least the city of Charlottetown with a population nearly three times as great. Besides the college library of 19,000 volumes the people Of Amherst have access to . a public library of 72,000 volumes

land two other free readinv rooms

icontaining 7,600 and 23,00 volumes l respectively. Only ten towns in § Massachusetts according to the State ; report, are without free libraries.

l l One of the busiest men in the United lStates at the present time is Lieu- L tenant-Colonel Amos S. Kimball, to ‘whose discretion and good judgment lhave been entrusted the provisioning ,anti equipment of the United States larmy. It is Colonel Kimball’s duty 'to inspect and buy all sorts of sup-’ plies that an army may need from igovernment- mules and uniforms to hospital-ships. A few days ago Colo- 'nei Kimball drew his cheer for sion,- 000 to pay for the hospital-ship Relief. He has purchased nearly two million dollars’ worth of supplies for the gov- t ernment up to date.

The Moscow correspondent of the

` Standard says : “It seems that Russia has dropped the idea of spending 90,000,000 roubles on her navy. . Evi- dently the decision isa sudden one, because the representative of the Union Iron Works, of Sa8 Francisco, ,who was summoned to St Petersburg 4 to take orders for ironclads, had ` actually arrived there when the Gov- ernment changed its mind. The motive for the change is unknown, but it is supposed to indicate the party favoring an Anglo-Russian in- stead of a Russo-German entente is gaining strength.”

, In connection with “Observer’s”

iletter in yesterday’s GUARDIAN with ` referenceto what he calls a. “sneak

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for saleby all Druggists-

Prioe25c per bottle-

lay 25 ood &w1 yr '

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1 c ne wo by not send us

your next order and be tho -

~ oughly convinced thtt we d

our work better and more sa

-V isfgctory than can be done el

an thin rtai ' to __€ h Krkpe W ning m

Corroborated with _ public ginion amply establishes oir

s for superiority in Y ~ "E

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Our prices are right and wi?

g”-iarantec all our work. Call and see us.

BRUGIE Sllllllll ll (ill

V. Engineers and Machinists. Steam Navigation Co's Wharf

Charlottetown P. E.I.

PHONE 125. E

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No'_|jci:

We are general commission mer-

chants, direct importers of Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, etc., Jobbers and receivers cf butter, Eggs, Cheese and all farm products. Goods of all kinds bought and sold on a moderate com mission. Correspondence solicite-

WOODILL & CO,

265 Barrington St

Julyl 5d3m. Halifax,

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extension” of the lobster season in certain localities we are informed that the statement made by him that an extension was given is not correct. No ,extension of any kind or description ,l was given or sanctioned by the Min- ister, but on the contrary his instruc- tions _to his officers in all parts of the ,provinces both before the 15th July ‘ and afterwards were imperative that 'no fishing was to be permitted after I; that date and that every preqution :be taken to put a stop to illegal fish- ing. If, as “Observer” says, fishing was carried on in certain localities it was unknown to the Minister and entirely contrary to his orders. It is the firm intention of Sir Louis Davies to put a stop at all hazard to this illicit lobster packing.

In a very dignified manner Gen.

Shaliter takes notice of some of the severely critical newspaper articles that have appeared touching the cou- dition of the troops before Santiago 'while they lay in the trenches. He admits that there was a shortage of tobacco fora time, but shows con clusivelv that there was no lack of the ` neccessities of life, and the troops were A adequately supplied with hard bread, bacon, sugar and coiiee. Although this bill of fare is not as extensive as that afforded the troops in garrison, it embodies the main features of the army ration while on field service and removed from a base of supplies. As it has been alleged in some quarters that there was a lack of purpose in the battles incident to the advance upon Santiago, it is interesting to note that while Gen Shafter admits that for two days he was himself lying ill

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IT’S

i Thecomeb

ack again trade that pays best.

lt’s the repeat orders, it’s the “as before orders”'from our out of town customers. It’s being able to sell better furniture at lower prices than others, which has made our business grow so.

I'I"E`

MARK WR|GHT& B0. llll.

to settle the slavery questionby rc moving all the negroes to Africa. Dr. Horace Bushnell, the eminent New

England divin0.l I119~il1l3`I10fl ‘lui if ‘he children and inferiors use it. and yet | _ _ _

there is a marked improvement even in l All Spring and mldsllmmer goods must now

white and the black race should, con- tinue ti live side by side in this country the stronger would inevitably drive out the weaker. Says the writer: --ln this connection the morluary re"- ports oi some of our cties are of marked interest In March. 1898, the death- rates for whites in Baltimore was I to 852; for negrofs, I to 385. In Nash ville, for the month oi March the death- rite for whites was i to 855: for ne- groes, i to -L80. Statistics of other cities with a large colored population show similar rcsul's. It isa question whether. notwithstanding all the efforts which are being made to improve the condition of the colored race byp education and facilities for remuneralive labor. the colored race, as a race in the United States, is doomed, by the wprking of a natural law, to such a diminution of its number that, like the North, Ameri- can Indians, in time only a vestige will be left. “ln ihe present crisis, when the question of protection to the islands we are setting free from a des-

the minds of our stzvesmen, may not the solution be found in the adap abilit of the negro for _ active service in the tropical regions of the \Vest Indies an the Phillipir-es as a soldier? There are

colored people, and in our army ii e thousand negro troops, who have shown their bravery in Indian wars and who afe -immune’ to yellow fever. There are no braver men than trained uegroes, and under white oiilcers. whom they are accustomed to respect, none who would do batter work in the tropical regions which are coming under our control. Why not increase the five thousand to twenty thousand, and with them garrison our new possessions ?-

Anotller Hosting of U- S. Commise sionors-

Wasnmoron, D. C., July 25-The

Uni-.ed States Commissioners to the Quebec conference held another session Saturday afternoon. Mr. Charies H. Butler was designed as an expert ex- aminer to assist in preparing the cases' , before the commission. It appears that the appointment of Mr.Coo1idge as a member of the commission is due to the determinadon to have Newfoundland

Dont’o for Women-

Don’teall at any house just before

luncheon or dinner time. lf possible. make an arringetnent by letter, so you will be expected on a given date and hour ' ` '

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gin discussing the future of the negro ..D0,,»¢_n said 3 clever ,m¢|,~¢,1-_ “ring ` face reminds U5 tba* in 'he ‘NYS of ‘|19 any man’s door bell, unless you are in- a Colonization Soeietv which was formed

vited, especially in the »-.vening;” un. ceremonious calls are oiten embarras- sing.

Dnn’t write on ruled paper; only

this class. _ ‘

Don‘t uae highly colored note paper

or a ragzgrdmdged suitionery, which is sometimes called “aristocratic.” The English, ot go Jd quality, is cocisiderei the best for writing purposes, the big envelope taking precedence of the sma l-

Don't write a spriwling hand. Let

your letters be well formed, and above all don’t affect a penvnanship oi unusual size ;- anything but an affectation in handwriting. The old~fashioned hand was a model of clearaess and style. ’

Don't use postal cards e‘xcept on

business; then say as lattle as possibie, and to the point. A postal card is not intended for a private communication.

Don’t fail to acquaint yourself with

the literature of the day. In -this age women are expectfd to converse on all subjects, even without being a I-‘blue stocking,”-American Queen.

and - _

Makes Well Hood’s Barsaparilla is preporedby ex-

potism which has shown no improve- - ment since the Middle Ages is troubling e q a e

. ._ _ 2. . . y

now in this country nine millions of periencod pharmacists-of today,who have

v ’ brought to the production or this gms

medicine the bestwresults oi medical re- search. Hood’s Sarsapanilla is a modem medicine, containingfjust thooevegetablo ingredients which 'were seemingly in- tended by Nature herself for the allevia- tion of human ills. It purine: and en- riches the blood, tones the ojomach and digestive &gans and creates an appetite;

it absolutely cures all scrofula eruptions boils, iniples, sores salt xheum, an every gum of skin disease; cures liver

complaint, kidney troubles, strengthens and uilds up the nervous system. It en- tirely oirercomes that tired eeling, giving strength and energy in place of weakness and languor. It wards od malaria, ty-

‘ hold f and by fylng the blood it keeps tliibeiivihole sygg healthy.

Hours

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nsnelom-mamneomrmeaiwarurinu-. Soldbyalldruggists. $1;sixfor85.

l‘lood’s Pills $;”,,,,’;,*l,°,’_ ‘L‘¢_““

¢ ,_ _ .

represented on the commission. The Premier of Newfoundland was named

Canadian commission to six. In order to equalize the commission, President McKinley selected Mr; Coolidge as the sixth American member. When the commission adjourned this evening, it was until August l0th, when the reas- sembling will be at Quebec, with the British and the Canadian commission. In the meantime,the cases will be pre- pared at the State Department, and a request is made that all communications to the American commissi Jn be address- ed to Secretary Anderson, care of the Siate Department.

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presentatives of Newfoundland at the forthcoming joint commission. to meet Quebec, to adjust' the question at issue between the United States and Canada, will invite the Canadian commissioners to join in a request to the British ‘Gov- ernment to resist upon stationing a Brit- ish consul at St. Pierre, to prevent the excessive smuggling, now carried on from that French colony to the coast of Canada and Newfoundland.

Globe Loan & Savings Co., cor. of Vic- toria and Lombard St. Toronto.

E. W. Day, Manager Globe Lcian &

Savings Co., says: `@_°l consider Dr. Chase’s Ointment invaluable." we have thousands oftestimonials from promi- nent business men all over the /Do- minion.” _

for the place, thus raising the British. i

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May be seen over most bridges.

There' is another one-you

do not see, but you should bear in mind,

“Trade at the Central Dru '-

store snfi save money.” -

at-it-iris'

We keep in slack everything that is found in an up-to-dale Pharmacy. _

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W. Reddin, Pl\in.iB.

CENTRAL DRUG STQRE.

SUNNYSIDE-

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.-H. E. BLACK, D.D. S

Q |=' = | <3 5 = lorollants' Balt Bullrlln

Summorsldo, P. E. I.

Local and general anaesthetics to

'made Dentistry Painless. All work t guaranteed. my26 eod

3 Should

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Aid never lmgll la mind?

No Sir! For that reason ,we would remind you of an old acquaintance

The Slater Shoe.

To day we received the fol-

lowing lines: .

Black Box Calf

Laced Boots, foot

from last (pointed toe.) Black Box Calf Laced Boots foot -

form last (round toe.)

Black Wax Calf Laced

Boots, standard last, very wjide

for heavy men, double 3 sizes 7 to ll. |

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if of which we have a large assortment all come if mand and will go at a big DISCOUNT.

y ,Erase

51 we have these in a variety ofpotterns Silk Linen Checks and Strips selling at 25 por wut

' lilllnory

-';_ in endless variety. The season is just passing md

E- an excellent sale on millinery~we have comedians _ lit

we are bound not to keep them long. They mutt give new stock comming in.

Summer Ile

Ladies black cashmere hose at up

5 Stainless black cotton hose " 3 a great variety of these goods all in it

GO.

The above imperitive Command has been given to all our

Shirt Waist:

. '

; These goods are just in season come along and get thtllll 3. are going cheap, and the water is right for a swim § us and you’ll be in the swim. -_

These goods are here for you and at ther-ight_prio6 It

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IT WILL

_You to see our new importations of CLOTH8 We

carried a splendid variety of Fashionable Suitings.

But we can safely say that with our new |mp0tt\¢i!$

son, we have now the largest stock and the greatest variety Cloths ever shown in one Store in the City.

Come and inspect our goods, and get our astonishing We make the fashionable Cloths Par Excellence--in the

Suit a perfect fit. ‘

We invite Inspection.

GENTS’ FURHISHIIGSDUFTBDIITB

.lol-IN matron

When the natural teeth have been lost, the

health, the speech and the personal appearance will

hanced by the substitution of Artficial Tooth

Good health, good appearance and comfort depend dentist’s skill in making an Artidcial set knowingly and

fitted. Artificial teeth can be made to present A very

pearance an occasional dark tooth, an irregular an

tasty filling will break the porcelain monotony so often The sunken condition of a. persons cheeks and lips due to of the natural teeth, is changed completely by the properly made .Artificial teeth. We make Artificial teeth fill out hollow cheeks and add youth and tone to the If you are troubled with badiitting Artificial teeth that stay in their place as they should, we can, by use of a new make your old set over at a small expense and give you a fit. We guarantee oui- work to be satisfactory in all

You can call in, in the morning and have your teeth

Painless Dentistry-Moderate Charges.

BERLIN DENTAL?

Over Store of Prowoo Iron

Open Evenings 8 to 8.

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