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of your wheel is sometimes :\ I-LAT l-‘l-IEI.l.\`G. tho_ coii.~c~ qnences oi a punc ure in your lirc. \\'e' ldoctor it for you in nick time

Q . ~ We work from early morning till late at night t- ‘do as we .~`Ay_°'_ BevI\u_~e "we do in we .<a_v.` our sh-_p is always a scene otactivity.

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The S. S. Bonavista sailing from Montreal

Awmst :Iii-d will be due at Charlottetown Friday morning. v Aug. 23th, and will mil tor St. Johns hewtoundlanu, via. north Sidney. carryiuz Horses, Cattle and Sheep

on deck, and Rroduce_ under deck at _low rates. For turr er particulars as to freight and passage apply to

PEAKE BROS A' C0.

- Agents.

Ch'town Aug. Ztith '91

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Grand Tracadie Beach

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

F ine Boating, Bathing, Fishing. TERMS $2.00 pereday, $8 00 tc

$i0._00 per week. »

Special rates to Families or the

Season_

(bans Jhnc 25th, I898.

- I. C. HALL. Mgr.

Charlottetown June 11 1898 dlvfi '

IOLBSSEMND SUGAR

F"'H 5 A Il

New landing ex- schooner ‘.‘MARY

F."`di`rect from Barbados, 500 barrels bright Barbadoes sugar, _200 puns. choice Barbadoes molasses.

N. RATTENBURY.

18Pa*.. 2 mos. Exam. 2 mos.

aims. Lost. Fauna. Eic.

WANTEI),-At once zi. dozen painters.

Apply to \\’. Crosby at St. James’2‘C3hi:)iAch.

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WANTED:-A nurse maid. Mus \Vn'rso.\'

Esplanade. 24 3i

TO Lb; 1.-i'.iu.t c\»i|iioi‘t.~/sole and pleasantly

situited l'iiu=e oi Unper Queen. eing the southern halt of the residence of the late Chief Juqrice lltliiier, now in occupation of Com~ mind Chev ii -Hfita. d li w I

. CZ' V _' : . D _C ii 4 ern! Fame

-Reg; fiioi-::'_ire-I-’ -svssion given lstdlay nerr, Appy i-.1 ll Ji:n;~‘ Pfiliner, Ch 'own

__ MnrchlS tf

WANTED.-il girl_f ii* general hlu.-c wo-k épply ro__§lr_.‘. ( . lf. >_.iiiallwo id. Ang 12.

TI) L21' -_\ -sr; ~ -'-von i-i W' -ugh-,`sH»\ll ,

suit=_ib`;e for iolgc room. etc. Apply to J A 1,3,w_<of~_ l‘,AQ. .liplyl ff i

FOR ..~'.\LE- \`e‘-v rc»'i.~'ed ciicyciiipnedia Dio-

iioriaii-_v. 1. vol~..~'»3l'»U in -gras. richly i.lii»tra.ted;can behfit-l at fiboiii milf price at l{orii.<`o_\"s Book Srorc. itf

\VAN'l`l~.'l»-.\ ic-\ ooirrler- ruin be comfort-

ably a.c_~o;innol.'ife.l ar .vars J A Canicron’s ls-eat. Geo ~`ti'.~»-r. .-\"zil\" ar nm-e. 'iltfs

hui! .5il..L;.-- - ~:i i 4;- ni .iliiioiiic Teniule

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Y 'fu i.i-.'i.--» ne »»»_iii=iii.g nr, present, occu ieri

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ny_ Messrs _I,lnli_~- bros. next to .\-lcLecds buck building kent .~‘trcei. Possession give \Jnvi.niI\;\v~1_-f_-li. "A--~‘\'~=' '\ 29

° W. H. Brouse, Toronto, 94.60- $4",300.00L

_is the second: “After the American

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E “ é f .in independent Journal. untramrnelled and

eekly hditiou (Thursday) per year

U1.25;in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ."LID “BUlI'S-8§€-” »_ `

Yours etc, - _ » ~ M

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Branch Offices have been established at the following places,

$3225? l‘l‘i°.°.'.‘.‘§..“3}%'.2i.“‘£..‘?.‘I. 2.?.§“' .§‘.i.‘.!2 TT.;

§ ?ghHe's Bookstore-D. K. Currie Alban-ton, Albcrton Bookstore. G. B. Muttsrt

Su.'\?:l‘s°East, Telephone omee. R Seaman.AR°M

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FRIDAY. AUGUST 26. 1893.

snwniuior: Ibnanwrnnrzs

The tenders have been opened and

the allotment made for the first lot of $50,000 of sewerage debentures, bearing 3§ per cent interest and

in all were received of which the three following appear to have been the most favorable:

I Hanson Bros, Montreal, 95 01_

847.50500

J. C. Macliintcsh, Halifax, 95.27-

$47,635.00.

The last named tender, being the

highest, was accepted. It may be considered a fair bid and will pro- bably meet the general expectation. It is not long since even our strongest provincial governments have ventured to iloat s. loan at less than -4 per cent. Our sewerage commission is relatively but a small corporation and _almost unknown to the world. Although the security is _ample and undoubted, we think the coinmission ers are fairly to be eongatulated on the price obtained for their first issue of debentures. Even better results may be realised in the subsequent issues, if no untoward event in the meantime disturbs the money/ market as the attention of capitalists will be more generally directed to our city and the legitimate and praise- worthy enterprise for which we are borrowiuv.

paid will be about 3.67 per cent.

The national sympathies and

antagonisms of the fleets in Manila Bay during the recent bombardment were shown by the French and German squadrons keeping apart and ‘at a. distance while the British ships were held in close proximity to the Americans. Two extracts from the Neiv York Hera.ld’s despatch add features of interest. Here is the first: “As the British vessels took up their positions a. stirring incident oc- curred. When H. M- S. Immortalite and three other British ships were two lenghts off the American position the Irnmortalite’s band played ‘The Star Spangled Bannon’ " And this

TO-LET:-That comfortable brick dwelling

house. situiite on \\`zuer -‘tri er, n iw in posses- sion rf Mrs. l\lcl)ona‘d. Pos_-e=sinii given about 2'lth September. Apply to Peake Bros & Co. Aug. 20th, 1595. eod, tf.

SOLICITORS wsN’i‘i;u-iinnirxs ui: Gr;.\"i‘i.i~;.»i1~:.\' ° for our comn|e'esets of Juvenile Books tor the ho1iia_v.=. Each set has four books graded for little ones to gr-.»\\.ii up fi lk.~'. Each book is cliarming. deligliifnl. capdvating. Prices range from EOC to S250. Large Books. each overilowing wiih hnppv illu-tralione. Tre- inendous seller--. Naiiliing like them, Four months zoldcn liirve-tf~.=r e-lc-rizelic workerg_ Ci-editgiven. Fr-ighr. paid. Biggest commis- sions. Ouiilt with samples of all four books free. Send twelve? cont r* 5 to '

stanips r paying

part only of the postage ulo-ie. Drop all trash and clear S300 a month with our exclusive Juve iilefi. 'I HE '.\'A'\'IO.\'A‘l BOOK CONCERN. Jvvi-;_\'r1.z Di=:i».u1'rxr-zzvr, Chicago. aug,?5d30i

S110' S10 afqlaell ""“““'°

~ hnnrrany -

onecsn do the work. We 'reliable . families in h eip ns ‘ . manufacture _'s Gaunt- ~ lets and Bicycle lcgmgs for the trade, . by a new pronoun o canvalsingorex-

periasoe required. Steudwilrkéogiod ‘ °e;“¢.“§.°.. 'ir.m.”- I

Co.-, 15 Leader Lane, Wong ‘

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ll siiiiiie”nlililiillis`

oath nrok extracted ‘essly nd all kinds lark including Cl€¢i)nWN §Ii.lDGE and LATE woikyware done sarisiaotor

Hag was hoisted the German warship Kaiserin Augusta. slipped out-,presum- ably bound for Hong Kong, Without the courtesy of offering to carry despatches from Manila.”

Archbishop Langevin, having re-

cently returned from Rome, says in an interview that “the Pope is exceedingly reasonable in reference to the Manitoba school question.” But Mgr Langevin affirms that the settlement so far made is not satisfacti- ory. Probably no one ever expected to see the Archbishop of St. Boniface satisfied in that regard but the country at large is content and will not willingly see any further con- tention over -a. troublesome. matter now happily set at rest.

Toronto Globe gives a. description

of an electric delivery wagon to be presently introduced in that city, the first vehicle of _the sort in Canada. The power will be furnished from

the wagon. It presents a. handsome appearance and with its speed and general adaptability for delivering

DR. J. I'l.

5 goods about the city leaves little to bel dmensiihpeuf 5?

gdesired. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Bu&'alo; N. Eng'

Sis -Vi ith reference to the disputed

.I rtl I R liable New!! . ’ _ . . _.

dlr\i|i?gt atTll’atime: 'to author :ine host in “alms of Sgt Mal" Bind and term '

Published at its omces Cameron Bloc;.Pouth of fs ct: In me P_ R_ A_ dfnchu ~SKt sidgdl-‘ost Otllce, at the following rates,payable Anderson made 89 buu9,_eve whim ~ ..

n` vance: 56

` Morning Edition, daily (eloept S\1nd&Yl S 1; Ma'0r Baird mu§¢ 33 This Qught

on i.oo- ............ .......4.oo 3 J . , ' -

seriiiiiweegly i§<iilii'ony(rmond. as 'rhnr.)p¢i- ta be suiiicient evidence that Sgt Ander- '* Q {» §§=31-50¥i“.°‘.1Y“°° ------------------------ -1°” son is still entitled io retain the name oi

with 40 years torun. Eight tenders `°““‘b"'S °f ‘°°di°S» P'°°“m“‘°lY “'01”

[chained tothe ship. 1 presume ii the

The ratio of interest actually to be

_ Miurismsiv.

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stake a claim on this Klondike erect a bathing house for their own private use and use it to the exclusion oi others of

Her Majesty’s subjects? Or. is the Park, as stated for the use of British subjects from everywhere ? I under- stand that by transactions ol this kind

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Disasters at Sea

Sin,-Ships arriving inward report

were sustained by life buoys. Now the question is, were these people alive and _Heating around aiter the steamer went

of them saved _ What about the search alleged to have been made in the vi. cinity 0! the wreck by the boats ot the Cromartyshire 9 If this alleged _search was at all thorough, how comes it that weeks after scores if not hundreds of

with lite presenvers on 2 -I see rhe_ French government or commission or enquiry have promply white washed the, crew, netwitlmtanding the tact that 199 ~

own safety that they allowed a beat wiihl 4.0- women in it to go down, bolted or

"°`“ " W' "’ ‘ e -»~fsri~1e=~Hr»~':=><~ s sen

; I - i iisniroas ivmn.. ._

WE DU AS WE wh 1 ';;¢_Ey¢?" l

, _ l I I __ _ _ ,B :th pi drecorrnixedtheretoreas d h ll I "B ll’s-_

restso e poo can An eisou to t e apps ation 0 u “ “ The PeoI>1°’l P*1°°F¢'- eye.” I beg to state the following malt r

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THE GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN AlTG»E$l"26 898

Blfhlhg lI¢ht8» mi

Sm,--In your recent issues complaints I ~

are made against small bays'daily bathe. . -

Thisfopens up the question. ot Litizens’

rights on the Park front. ‘ Can anyone

the Park property r;iy;rts gicthe Crown. ax 'env' my

or Saturday ami! roach Ionian the fel

FABES FKGH 'let Gllll

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FAQ'-is

down 9 If so why were not a number " ” `

Low rains from all other polo

bod-lesareiounddioatingonthe Atlantic, Asnnt or tg

INTERNAUQH

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women onto! 200 were drowned audi E L ® 0150-children. not one was saved. These ‘ ` " 7* brave seamen were so intent on their ”

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boat was ouly_1ss~hed the women could have cutlierelear. _ -_

In the interests of humanity there

should be an inlernatioiipl. `eolnmi_ssion oi inquiry inte- all the circumstances connected with this appalling and needy? less loss of life. The recommendation oi such a. commission should be valu- able- For the Bourgogne was not the first steamer to drown a ict- oi passen- . gers, and she won’t be the last steamer to sink suddenly by collision ard no man. knoweth when a similar accident may again occur.

Yours, respectfully,

H. F. Cooiins.

MARRIED- ' -

In this City. Aug. 1. 1898, by Rev.

J. M. Craig, pastor of the F rst Presby- terian church, Mr. \\,'il11aui Walker to Miss Katie Lulu Macdonald, youngest daughter of James Macdonald, Esq, ol H. M. Customs, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island.-The Lowell Mail.

Vanity _in women is

forgivable. It was Nature’s in-

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Aug 2 d tl Sept 10

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FIRE AN MARE

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A share of youi business respectfully so liciti Policies and certificates pi oisiptly issued at ri

Cameron Bloch, Queen Square

HORACE. HASZAH

A ent Western Assurance Commercial Union Avi; Ci

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tention that wo- man should be vain of her per- sonal appearance, and the woman who fails of this fails of her full womanhood. No woman should be satisfied to go through the world

Charlottetown 26 ti

xluu-1-zu----grill

.“A if i i -ftvdr from _ `

storage batteries with motors `_ attach- _ - ` ‘Vai .d .. ...i .f .l......, ...nd .,.,.,... of l ...un ....._ .~.

with a com lex-

'I t fi?

X .7 ' ion made hidlieous

,‘ -7 by unsightly

if blotches, pimples

. A ; 1 and eruptiioms.

j " '.~ No woman should i be satisfied to ` 1 _ i I have a sallow,

. sickly complex-

_ ion. ' ._ The remedy for these conditions does not lie in e0_SI1'.l€_t1e9. Skin disease is caused by impurities inthe blood, and b nervous disorders due to weakness and glsease Of the distinct! femini ’

_ Y tie or a_nism. Doctor P1erce’s Golden Medical liiscovery is the

ugust Cheap Selling

This month we are letting

-um -rin-nun

greatest of_ all known blood-pnriders. It i ‘mf °111Y drives all lmpurities rom the life- stream, but fills it with the rich, life-giving elements of _the l'ood._ Dr. Piei-¢e's Favor. ite Prescription acts directlyon the delicate and important organs that bear the burdens of wifehood and motherhood. It makes f them pure, strong, well and vig'_or_'ous. A , course of these two great medmmes win

transform aweak, sickly, nervous, despond- ent woman, who suffers from

- . . unsightly » '

CTUPUOUS 0f UIQ Skin, into a healthy, happy, Sllllebk wmpanion, with - a skin tl_ia._t is deaf' #115 _W11°1§some. These medicines f' are !!1_2d€_ f!TO_!.n,h¢i‘bs and roots, and contain no numerals of anfdescripticn. They sim- P_lY wwf ¥h_¢ natural processes of assimila- UOU. secretion and excretion. - Medicine

dealers sfii riisni. _ b

is a ruggist s usiness to give" ` t

to tell you, what you want. yan' no ~

h=r=ft¢fa11v¢ii=r,r¢=_=1¢di§,1;adfsn¢a.~~ -

In sending foraf ei ‘I fp _ » Common Sense M;f1i§P lgiedicfosg 31 one-cent stamps, _to cover customs and

redloulou low prices

Men’s and Boys’ Glofhing

llo|\’s and Boys’ Shirts

Ilnderclothing Prints, F lannalottes, nl Threads, Straw Hate, half prloi

Big reductions In our boot and

department Everyone wanting genuine hai should coma this 150115 to

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