THE GUARDIAN CH

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RD Q 1 ' ` ~ _ _V f Spain, now deprivedof her colon __

A ' I ics, has a. public debt of two 'billions "`/

__ _ of dollars with an annual‘ff"i'o-terest ‘

charge of $140,000,000. 'The in- terest alone will involve a _tax of $7.75 per head on her eighteen

millions of people. '

ER.. F. P. TAYLOR,

Practice limited to the following specialiies :

Diseases ol the Eye, Ear and Tnroat. _

.iynerololy lDiseu.=e_ of Wonienl. Medical and Surgica Consultations with o_iner nrcclicxl men when requested. .\u8l‘ » 3** 5 ” _

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‘The Annual Gathering of the,_ Clans, under the auspices of the Caledonia Club.

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of P E Island will held at

Hea|lSl.Peter’sBay,

_On the beautiful Held of John P. Sullivan Esq., near Railway Station,

WEDNESDAY MIB. 179|,

Games will commence at 11.30. Follow-

ing is the Competition Prize Listz-

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Throwiuir Light Hammer, _ $5 $3 ' $2

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Pa f stone. 14 lbs., 5 2 md Jump, Throwing Heavy Hammer. _ 2

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'-‘Putting Stone, 14‘lbs..

Jima) _ 1*Fl-\*>1’-u»§H0¥evdS 3 ~ vaomsgviza Pais, _ Qnartar`mi_`_leRace,. r '

*Bays’ Racelllllisr 16) 100

_*Indie Race; 1

Dancing Ghillie Callum

D8D"‘¥-‘Y Hilthland Fling, First Prize Silver Hodal pre~

eentedby T. A. McLean, seq, Chief of the club. 2

Pun Music-All Pipers playing

grounds shall receive a prize.

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# All events marked thus are open only

to all-corners who have not here- to _fore

taken any prize therein.

Puzsinnxrs PRIZE-Silver Medal pre-

sented by Mr. James Mclssac, Presiden ofthe Club; to the best All-i-ound Athlet in the above competition,iudged by points

--5 polnts for first prize. etc.

Admission 25 cents: Children under 12 years oi age 10 cents. No passes ig=ued_ Entrance to the ground from Cardigan Road onl

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TKAIN Afrnaxcnu-:X'rs-Standard Time

'-A Decial Train will leave Charlottetown at 7.20 a m.: Royalty Junction at 7.35; Bedford at S; Mount Stewart S25; Morell 8.55. arriving at St Peter’s at 9 ‘Z0 Passengers from St Peters by the regular morning train from Georgetown will con- nect at Mount Stewart with the regular train from Charlottetown. or mar wait at Mount Stewart for the Special from Ch’town. A Special Train will leave S°‘11`1S at 9 30 11 U1. Bear River at 10 , Selkirk at 10 15, 'and arrive at Sf, fetefg at 10_35, Passengers who come by this Special will return by the regular evening train, leaving St Peter’s at 4 41 standard.

The S ecial for Charl

P _ _ ottetown will

leave St Peter s at 5 30 p m, standard. and _ will connect at Mount Stewart with it Special from Georgetown taking: all passengers for Georgetown and intermidi- ate stations. These trains will carry

passengers at the following rates:

Charlottetown to Cemetary, inclusive,

'l'5c;Rovalty J unction to Bedford,incliisive, 6012; Tracadie to St Andrewskq, inclusive 4-ic; Douglass add Dundee 35a; Lot 40 25,3; Morell 200; Marie 15c;Midgell 10c; Souris "'°_ Ha1'm°DY» 35¢; New Zealand to Bear River, inclusive, 35c; Rollo Bay 30c; Selkirk :2Cc; Ashton l0c; Five Houses 5c; Georgetown and Brudnell 75c; St Teresa’s and Cardigan 60; Pisquid and Peake’s

45c.

Return Tickets at one first cl

_ _A ‘ _ ass fare will be issued for St. Peter’s from Sum merside and all intermediate Stations to Charlottetown on August 16th, good to return on the 18th.

D. w|eNe||.|., .names meisaac,

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Aug 13 _6CY_ President.

THE GUA

An Independent Journal, untrammelled and earless; aiming to be Just. lmpartlal, Reliable. News! eekiug at all times to further the gent gl; crests ot the'oeou1e.and reooiniirvd @1161* °1'° 1

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I am instructed by Mrs. John Mglyean

to sell by Auction at her residence, Hillg.

boro Street, on

Wednesday, August 1_1t_l|,

:silo ego; m., :gil her £oiilsehois¢1~¢f§ ,_»- P W uno aror nite, Dining Room. Hall, and Kitchen Fvrmwre. mu save, cooking sm. Carpets, etc, etc; ’

Terms cash.

R. BEAIRSTO.

WS 16 2i Auctioneer.

Published at its omces Cameron B1oo.r.South

iid_:dPost Odlce, at the following l`\_l»°9»D8Y8»bl0 hlioriililigclgdition. 11911! (0i°¢P¥ 51553?) L00' 3.,';.?,‘;?&’;’¢iil§“k<li‘£i°a’<’utaa; " yr: }1.50; in advance ........................ . .L25

wesmy Ediiion Urhursdavl per Year 100 $1_‘Z5;xn advance ............. ........ .. .

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WEDNESDAY. AUGUST. 17, 1898. _

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rznrroruan Nouns.

Sir Charles Tup er in his speech

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_ P _ at Sydney the other day happening t speak of China, playfully added

“cracked China., I fear it may soon

be broken China.” \~ hereupon a caller at the editorial sanctum of thé Guxnnixn added, “what wonder, with John Bull in the China shopl” Thus

Sir Charles, like Falstaif, is not only witty himself but is the cause of wit i n others.

Ether tippling is said to have taken

the place of spirituous intoxicauts in the northern and western parts of Ireland. The exhilaration is said to be far more pleasurable than ` that produced by alcohol and muah mor

commerce that is used, however, but compound known as anodyne drops.

from Russia. _ - e

not yet satisfactorily answered, W

either by its money order or postal notg systems transmit* money in sums from $20 upwards as cheaply as the express companies do? The postal

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nearly all of this business outside

would do the work as cheaply as competitors. It would be more con-

security. _

An intimation in the press that

the ex-empress Eugenie is seriously ill serves to recall the fact that this most unfortunate, but almost forgotten

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the most conspicuousyand most admired of her sex, exalted in state, an emprcss in grace and beauty, aswell as in power and her word was law in the fashionable world, Now the empire, her emperor husband and her son, sole hope of the dynasty, are all gone, and she herself covered under a cloud of defeat and humiliation, She may regret as she surveys the sorrow- ful story of the past quarter century, that she ever consented to be raised from comparative obscurity to the height of grandeur from which she was destined to f-all so quickly and iuecoverably.

Montreal Witness objects that

notwithstanding the perferential tariff the duties on cotton goods are still too high. It points out that American cotton prints are much better suited to the taste of Canadi n

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the for :ner _ are still largely imported, Canadians like the patterns and styles of American printed goods far better than British goods, as was shown by the fact_that_last year. with a 12% per cent preference in_fa`v_or-of the latter, Canadian _ shirt _blouse manufacturers; imported 75 pei-‘cent of American goods inthese 'lines as

The Witness coute_nd_s._ tlia_t_fe'v¢n the per cent preference ___now.in°;vogn'e “H 4**-*\11"Ii this-1 #adsl srgues that _the eEe_ct of present _ co|_iditi0ns_ 18 _f0'gl_ve Canadian manufactureésias lillldlprotection as Lander' the late government, to the serious detriment

in the United States are made in Philadelphia,ethe annual production there bein _valued at retail at about $14,000,060. There are altogether 500 umbrella factories in the Repub- lic with a capital of over $6,000,000. They employ' over S,000_persons, most- ly men. _

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pernicious. It is not/ the ether. of

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The vice is said to be an importation

The question has been asked, but

by

cannot the' post oiiice department

system ought to have, and would h ve

of

what is done through the banks, if it

its

venient to persons transmitting money in most cases, but the lower rates are - largely diverting the business_ to the express companies, whose money order system is a model of convenience and

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consumers than English prints,and th _

against only 10 per cent of .;__English.__

More than half the umbrellas used

One of the interpreters of phopheey

as recorded in the book of Revelation finds the punishment of Spain therein

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fifth vial upon the seat of the Beast. Next in order, he says, will come th pouring out of the sixth vial on th

stands the destruction of Turkey After that the seventh and last via will he' poured into the air Then

described as the ourin out of the

points thence to Belfast 6 15 a. m

Thursday and.Saturday. 6.15 a.m.

lor 1\ova Scotia. 6.30 a.ni.

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would have inflicted serious damage on his foesand not have made the

inglorions ending he did. C TH; gH‘5.g1‘,0TTg'_|§l QWN. H5115’ s_ il. f i

_-"'* _ » ATTKE I _

The mails close at the Charlotte-`

‘°‘"‘ ‘I:;‘.:’.“.::..°:,_e CNW" SYDNEY

For oints west with connections to ‘ S Summdieide and gfignish on line) of railway, 8.15 a. m.and also at 3.40 p.m, 1 with p.m. connections to North Tryon, Member °f tha “$309” Tmttl U8’ ` Tryon, Crapaud. Victoria. Carleton, ( A39°°la“°”’) North Carleton and Searletown. `” _ I _ _

For points east (with connections) to ' 1 _ _

Souliis and Georgetown on line of rail- _ ‘ _ _ is . 1 Ill UISBS

_ For Souris and Georgetown only, ‘930 J.m.

-" . l _ - The speed competition to be held at tlie __

For Courier route to Southport and all above park on

Chest, always al- ' l 7 ' _ ' 7

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£§i“.1_&;';?"s;.ii 2”; 3:31.32 on Riva. an srilsiinu fm1,LiBon nn

allpoints thence to Victoria, Tuesday, .

will include: 2 95 class (trotters) Purse, $360 00

For_Uniled States, New Bgrunswick, .,f§5_,,,,,,,, (t,-,M-lm) f Purse, sroofiol

Oulario. Quebec and the horthwest, ?5%inlutec1ass(trotteas - Purse, $125.00

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ass (pacers only) Purse. $100.00 .

8’ 1_0 a'E,n° V _ ` The three minute class and pacing class open

to Ca eBreton only, and all horses must be

For Great Britain..Tuesday, 10 p.m. }’,f§},"f§,f'”¢f§“,*;f,e1;f°‘°“9°‘°“s’ tW° m°“‘hS be? Leliers are Collected fr0m slreet n‘l1usté_iie four horses in each class to iill an

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191191' boxfs Of 6 .3 m-» 2 P-UL and 3 mipmses divided. is and io pei- oem. pfm. f _ Enttranpatee 5 per cent f purse. winners 5 per

ce _ '

n ex ra. Mile _Heats, best three in Bve. ~ Entries close Monday, Aug 29th '

_ MU¢h ll1 iLl‘|FlIl€ _ EXCURSION RATES. i 5090011111 true o!iKood'| Pi1ls..!or nomedl. 1,; ma; and ‘g;¢am\>0,,f,S_

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*North Sydney, C.B. August 17, ’93-lu.Ew3ipd '

ways eiilclent, llwayslaat- I _ ` ' ` ' _ _ __ __ _ _ Summer llfinls' 1 f ` ’ _ 1 _

lp_'l_o.fwii no l_siwE sivlllllllg _2‘_.'#¢4'ir_ _ i S'

if _ erefsa _ _ __"“"“*__» _ __ _ _

Kind of Repairing. _ _ _ Il P _

uint when tnejonislamemakese - ._ P - am M

5 _'th ' red ri u bam i 'A 0' ' ._.l‘_:.‘°.:.§2F°rs_°'f.:;._...__.. nge gs and »»i _ f eirevnswmu me

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and not till then will there be a gen I ' 1 ‘ 1 >‘ ‘ ' r ‘~ r 6*

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which will probably be 'foundcquite as _ ‘ _ _ » i f ~‘='

eral war. So runs the interpretatioxi Ill'

iccrrect at many that have been offer-__ __ f if C _Q i ' _ » __ -` " :,131 - ‘ ed ____ ___ _ af, d ,_ canes _enola ui cms and

w in epas yyears,au a. _

of which failed to mferialise. ' __ _ _-_ an-' » » _

Naval critics say that Cervera in `

his escape from Santiago adopted the , '

worst possible formation of his squad~ u l B _ _ ron. By coming Out in column and ~

stringing his vessels along in sin le ` _ |

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_ line he gave the opportungtlylforaplvegy __ } _,_ _., _ one of them to beattack ro si e ' " ' ‘ ' """f "'i"""' f_ 0,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,qg,,,,, of ,_ _g,,,,,,1,_ __Lo\v _ rates ~f_|~om___a|l other superior fleet. The critics contend _ _ _ _

that once out of the harbor he should "ggi, 0|!

have _formed his ships in 'line' _abreastl S 0 _ ’ ` _ _

with his torpedo boat destroyers in i - ' i * `

‘ centre and to the rear, and thus made ‘ __ ~ ~

a-dash against the `centre"? of the _ ff _ _~_i'_"’__ blockading line. Thiel would __have__‘., i' é if _brought on a quick engagement-.__at_' `

lclose quarters, _in _wbich_l39t,h tli§e'tor_ _ _ _ __ _ _ , oes and the rammin _ _wer_ofhis_ i, _ "S

glliips could have _been eiective _ ,. f. 1 _ while u1e__A_n__qsn'csn ships were _under _Aus 2, d~t1.S¢Pt 10- ; _ _ ‘_ only half steam. In this v'oy,' _though 'lg ` 1 - ` ' l _ r _ _

Cervera wou1d`have been beaten, _~hé__ __ ~ " _ _ ~

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When the ii_atural teeth have

hanced by the-_'substitution __ ._ Good health, good appearance and

h lth the s ech and the _ ea , pe df L_ _

dentist’s skill in making an Artihciai set

pearance an occasional dark tooth, an irregular tasty Iillinfv will break *he porcelain _ monotony The sunken condition of a persons cheeks and

of the natural teeth, ischanged properly made Artificial teeth. Ws.mi»k8

fill out hollow cheeks and add youth and tulle If you are troubled with bad dtting Artldctal stay in theircplaoe as they should, we can, by use make your old set over at a small expense and fit. ' W'e guarantee our work to ' You can callin, in the morning and have

Painless Dentistry-Moderate Charges.

fitted. Artificial teeth can be made to present a

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