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_CANES ANI) WHIPS

We have the best asort-

ment and best values in the city in swaggers and whips for the Mounted Infantry.

. EVERY I SOLDIER

is recuired to carry these

wnen walking out, so call early before best ones are selected.

Swaggers toe, I5c, 25c, 35c,

5oc, 75c and $1.00.

Whips 5oc and 75c.

Lil. IAMIESIIN,

DRUGGISTS, The Medical Hall.

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Do You Need at Suit? _

If so come here and leave ynur order for one of the iiobbiest and smartest suits you ever had made

From Fashion-

able Cloths

A full lineof which is here for your selection. Prom pt attention given every ws. tomer.

CRAIG

UPPER QUEEN ST. i-dtwlnw

5|!

llllh

i sa

l - E-‘if-fo-'Rf-fb-af

when in town.

An up-tr.-date, splen- didly furnished hotel ‘

COI1V€Il1£llC€‘, 6 V C 1’ y

take all your money

'l`t'iiii.~'iciii \'i~itni.~ to llic city

hotel ii .~plcntiid phice to _-atop at.

co|it,i'|illy locait ed-two minutes froiii Post Olliieie. (iriifton Sl.,0l"D0sitcSt_

_GAB SEHVIGE

anywhere desired. Leave orders at Hc- Doiiald & McKinnon’s Drug Store or at

con’s Corner. J. M. NICHOLSON, i-28 d 1 vr. Telephone No. 25

which _provides every attire edges. ivhen it rims from the

cloud to the earth, it frequeiitly breaks up

C0£UlOlt, and 3. into one or more forks and may strike table and _yet dues not at the same instant in places several

1 thousands of feet apart. Forked lightning

for the hotel may have nlengtli of several miles.

\\'lii:ilici- for it ilriy oi' at week or only Ulm? i5 U05 Yet- Very Well \1D(l\5T3if00d~ N0 for it poi-tion of it day will limi this d

Itch-ciitly i'eno\'ntc<l froiiiiittic to electric current’ causing U°mm°t*l°n in

cellar. ~»|>0tlcH.~ly clciiii, cliccrilii iiiid . the air, but; ghig lgiwgg much L0 be

amounted fir. For lnste ace, a person in

Pa.n1‘»< ifhni-ch. the immediate neighborhood of where;

lightning strikes, hears only one sharp report. A pers on at a dis tance hears the

same report as a prolonged. peal. Let us suppose that the path of tahe lightning is straight from the cloud to the earth.

Passengers, baggage, etc., oonve ed N

discharge at every part ol dts course, and

I*-lblui 5Yd1\¢Y 5t\’°°t» 11051' S\¢ve~ this sound will occupy sr nine seconds in

coming from a distance of, say s mile andr

isiimri orwaim pribiiminig dummy.

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Job Printing Mir!

Journal aiming to bo JUST, IHPLRTILL, RELIABLE

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Published at ltl ofhoel, New Prvovrse Block, North Side Poet Odoo, Uhnrlotla

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l38a.-News Department

mb-J. E. B. McCresdy. Omoo. Omoo Hours I p.rn. wa p.m; 73) p.m. to 4 nm J.E.B. Mo0READY. Editor.

Assoc. Ed. Magazine

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

FRIDAY MORNING JUNE 20, liXl6,

IHUNDERSTORHS.

When the fierce north wind with his

airy forces,

Reurs up the Baltic to a foaming Ifury, And the red light-ning with a storm cf

hail comes

Rushing amaln down.

From time to time ln most countries

thunder storms occur, creating great atmospheric commotion, sometimes accompanied by wind of greater or less violence, sometimes without Wind: usually attended with a copious fall of rain, and sometimes with hail. These

phenomena are ulways interesting, sometimes startling and not always free from danger. In the storm of Wednes- ilay afternoon there was little Willd. B copious fall of ruin, with bail in and about the city at times.

The cumulus or thunder cloud may be

iuuch higher orlower, but usually fl0&l9S at aheight of amiie to a mile and af huif above the earth. It forms a mass of

vapor often of large area and frefiuently lialfauiilc or more ln thickness. Such

clouds overcharged with electricity, discharge electric flashes oi’ great volume to the earth, or to other separate clouds. ln some very rare instances the ilash is upward from the earth to the thunder cloud, and there are recorded instances

of persons being killed by such upward discharge.

There are three recognised kinds of

lightning, commonly known respectively as forked lightning, sheetlightnlng and ball lightning. The recent storm gave well authenticated instances ofthe ilrsit

and last of these-forked lightning, which

is common, and ball lightning which is rare in this latitude, though quite common ln the tropics.Sl1ectlllghl;ninghas not the intensity of the other varieties, and has no definite form but appears as a moss of light. It is quite harmless. Forked lightning appears as a broken line of light, dense, thin, and, well defined

The thunder which accompanies light r

oubt it is caused by the passage of the

oise is supposed to be made by the

a half. On this supposition a person standing near where lightning strikes, ought to hear it loud at the beginning and gradually dying away in a prolonged peal. Such is not the case.

To the person at u distance the prolong

ed sound heard is partly accounted for by the time required for the sound to reach him, and possibly by echoes between the

clouds und the earth, or between objecti- on the ear-th's surface, but the person neat the path of the current does not hear this prolonged rolling of the thunder and ita-

stmnge rising and falling. Again, why ir- it that the first sound of thunder, at some distance, which sound comes from the

nearest point in the path of the lightning. is usually less loud than the later pcals which must come from a greater dis- t-ance?

Lightning sometimes kills, but there

are many hundred times more chances of

one being carried off by disease, and many chances even that one will hc killed by some

other forin of accident rather than by

lightning stroke. Still the thunder storm

is appalling to many, and even the electric condition of the atmosphere at such times causes disturbance to nervous

persons. A few simple rules will usually secure immunity from fatal consequences even if the dwelling ls struck. Windows and doors should be closed during ii thunder storm. Telephones should be dlsconnected. One should not sit near a

chimney or stove, or near a gas or wntci pipe, or heating register, and the middle of a room is safer than near a wall. At

night there is no safer place than in hed. at some distance from the wall .

The ` recent Nova Scotia election has

demonstrated again how much stronger

party ties are than teinperance sentiment. There is and has been a strong disposition among the people to forget everything but party at election times. The ternperance people and the independents feel the need-an always increasing need -of strong men to carry their banner. l-Iltherto the parties have succeeded in keeping at their head the natural leaders of the people. This gift of leadership is not dependent wholly upon ability or intellectual force. It is nrure combination of qualities.

__-Qui

THROW MEDICINESTO THE DOGS.

At best they are unpleasant, often use-

less. You have some disease of the nose, throat. or lungs. Doctors would call it bronchitis, asthma or catarrh. The com- mon root of these diseases is germ or inlcrobic irritation,-Ciitarrhozone not only destroys disease germs, it does more, itheais diseased and lniiiimed tissue. The disease is not only cured. but its

return is forever prevented by using Cntarrhozone which s splendid also for colds, coughs and irritable throat. Remember you inhale Catarrhozone- Nature’s own cure-use nn other but

Catgrrhozona-lt’s the best catsrrh cure ma e.

Bedroom Suites in 2 3 5 and 7 pieces.

Allthc vory latest style and finish, at prices to suit every pocket. Jas. Paton & Co. ldtf.

'scigurm »_,,.

nuc-

'"1

ig S of Wo Seat Z5c Up.

Mark Wright Furnishing Cn

how od hairs ach

The Dry Goods every Monday at one m..

ver an’s

I .SUIT is

AT PATO 5

The serge suit is right for Summer- every man knows that. Itf is cool.

It is good looking. It retains its shape. 1. _ _ _' .- .

_There’s a big, handsome showing of Serge Suits' awaiting the choice of

well-dressed men at PATON’S. Beautifully tailored, and the top-nt tch ofistyle. The blue serge suit you buy here is mdigodyed- its color is absolutely fast. Suits of grey serge are well liked, too. Fine assortment of them.

Serge Suits That Have Won the _S _

Confidence of Men and Hold it.

1 The business that is built on :honor and supported by public confidence

holds that conidefice so long as the truth, nothing but the truth and all the truth is the substance of everystatenient. _ _` _ _

To have and to hold the public cmhdeuce and faith is the intent and pur-

pose of this organization. In speaking of our serge suits we state positively and emphatically, that there is no serge loo .ned tha/t will hold its color better, that will retain its shape longer, that will satisfy in every way so well as the serge fabrics that go to make our serge suits. if you have any doubt-we guarantee it.

Serge Suits $12.00

At this popular price the serge suits we pres.nt are good enough and

handsome enough for the most discerning men. '

Single and double breasted sack model coats cut long with graceful

shaped backs, deep side or centre vents, long rounded or angular lapels. Not a store in town affords its equal at our special price $12.00.

l Serge Suits $6.00, and $8.00

Single and double brvasted sack suits in convcnional style Or in radical

models with every knack of fashion at $ro.oo. .

I' Right Straw Hats for Men. ‘ ~ASl` S TURDAY WE WERE LUCKY I A Smrc For Men L ENOUGTH to have plenty of new straw Hats to

JIIF-91-'f1lS'75¢fh¢ fill the demand which was more than could be

fo" '0f°» ' .

found in any Chariot etown store.

The full stock is liere-the new pencil curl Mackinaws, split and sennit

straw sailors ; round curl Mackinaws-everything that is good in straw Hats. A wide variety in brim widths and crown heights too,so that every man can find the Hat that suits him best. Price $r.oo, $1 50 to $2 25.

SHIRTS, NELKWEAR, BELTS.

At special prices.

James aton ®. o.

fcoh|iNs§_\_/Ears. ‘

City Council meets on the second Mon- I _

da ln each month. James Patcn, Mayor;

Wa., W. Clarke, City Clerk.

NEXT meeting Lodge Prince Edward

S. O, E. June 26th at 8 o`olook, Red

country and have room for summer

boarders, remember _there are hundreds of people in the city who are glad to get out in the country a few weeks

you live in the

Rose Degree-Initiation.

Mlnarii'r Llnlment Reliever Noun

Don 't make any mistake we are

giving 35cl;s a pound for gool wash- ed wool, in exchange for ready made

Iglr-

clothing and general dry goods. You can select your wants in these lines from a complete and up-to-date stock, and at prices which are well known to be most reasonable. Bring your wool to us, we are always pre- pared to give highest prices in cash

BOAKDERS i‘;.t‘::..h‘:‘;.';;‘::°..?.‘.fi‘;”

through “The Charlot- tetown Guardian”wa_nt column. Ti y it_.

or trade. M. Tiaiuor & Co.

Tolnsure perfect health use Iron-or 4

Tablets For sale at yourIdruggist's, 25

Modern

||°°"> 95 1-+ Z'

is a luxurious comfort. ‘

permit. . _

Every job of plumbing

done by us is thoroughly inspected before being pro-

nounced complete.

nBT OUR PRICES

on that 'ob ou were ' ~

tuinliiug of] havling done ~ TRY THEM- __ TEST before leaving your oider I ~~ _ elsewhere ‘ ~ ‘

I"red.H-Trainor,

Plumber and IIeaier,~ Successor to late Charles Hermann. Grafton St., opp. Opera House.

Bmwfam

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z'\ -A 3 ..“i ,M A l . gf. > gif; _ __ . . I ._y rs, _ if

A Book K¢o])¢t'. Applygby letter P. p. B.. `2-ya. Charlottetown. ‘ » D ` :gan - =f» rr ~

. i ia: lg rl I! mn in E: $5! I

uouqn- _ ,w .

at 1 'oiiloolfhp ni., tho following carriages: mi Bpggigs, ollaughlin Carriage Company

new. , » _ » .- -

l B\ln'3¥. Braiitfoid Carriage Coinpany's

mage. new. » 1 agirr damn- abut) Canada Carriage Pom pang s make. now. 2 pgglas, Island Manufacture, nearly new.

n l R Wiiggon,,Cr.nada Carriage Co‘s make, ow. ~

2 Phaetun W n second hand.

, 1 Plano Box m " “

2 Road W

giwlldh il.

hgnglouhlegggalif' Family' Wagon, second iniivingsis' irnauiy now. '

ments: -

2~Bmod Saws, I Carriage Horse thrco years old, 2 Milcb Cows, (good), l Hoi-so Power 'l‘hi~agbor and Bolt. I Heb Fannors, (Hall Coin- ppuiiy s make) l"1‘riick Wnzoi1,l Carr. i Wheel

lt_o,2 Wood Slctghs,l Light Express Wagon

Body, 2 Wheel Barmwe (new), sets Truck Sonics (new), it Churnr 2 Binders.

- For terms soo hand bills.

This is u rare o portunity to purchase flrs

to purchase should not miss thls opportun-

Should tho day prove unfavorable the sale

will take place on the first. this day following.

DAVID H. AULD 8: ‘o.

F. H. HORNE. Auctioneer. -

Uovchead, Zildtwli ,

li;

wA_i_§i_]'En

I will be in Charlottetown on

July 2nd and 3rd. and will want Fifty Horses, to be r3oo lbs and

d4i twzl `

COAL! Cilltl

_.it .

The subscriber will have on hand

early next month at his coal yard -formerly (R. McMillan.) » A stock of all the best kind of

H so ._ I . HOUSE COAI.

The Brig "Lady Napier" will

be duehere early next month with a cargo of

‘ HARD COAL

isssr Quawrv, Lowssr

PRICE our motto. .

6-z8ttsivr 5 , _

P. E. lSLA_Nl)__RAILWAY

Murray Harbor Branch

ZDonca.1o:l.ora Day On July and a special passenger

trsin will leave Charlottetown at 7 45 a. m.. returning will leave

26dtwt,_ ""'””_"'*°i-_- Murray Harbor at 4 o'clock p. m.

Usual Dominion Day fares.

G. A. SHARP,

ents per box. do it ,;,...._ ,V _ ___R_ __¥_____?€§ , Superintendent, _

Railway Oiiiceh \

6-zBddi tvitl _ in T

I Great Talkers ll, _QPERA MUSE I

EDI)Y’S “SILENT” PARLORM0N,,,,,,f`jU,, 2,,

f,;.:s.‘1.::.:..‘:°,:.':.y..';‘:;.f i MATCHES ; ,_ _Gage S't;*c|e_ Co” i

i tell their own virtues eloquently. ' __ *WITH* '

Ask your grocer for them. _ A l AL' E S T E R

olldning Play 4

` eciiitiws iUlilt'*@ 51

A U r~i`eo;N i e , , caan ctosiiio our sits 31

A.. i to, iw ‘ 0 ` Buolnvdgaagiiguliiliudlfor For saldlhyplyiibllzngiilir ,,

smmnsr. JUNE; shui. J*

$5 me . _ _ 1 uggy, Canada Cai rlage Coinpany’s niako, I,

Also the follizwing stock and Irnple- ‘

class Carriages al'lAuction and an one intend- ' Nr

Silfllraltlloises '

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upwards. r

JONATHAN ADAMS. . l

GEO. .E. FULL,

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