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Crown _

Gem Jars

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We have alsrge supply of `°.

GEM JARS ani asrhe pre-

serving eeswn is now on, will sell especially low.

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Pint! 6.: each. <- Quarts To each. Q gallons cc e»\ch. Rubber Rings [2¢ dgz, ~

3

& C0. 1* \our shores in the _hottest month of the

; 's _ __ -

OUR LBRGF _STORE

Is brim fall of bargains, We keep High Quality Groceries at Low Prices. Buyers who have not visited us will do well to call and see what we :an do in the way of

Supplies.

Driscoll &. Hornsby.;

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l the Turkish Army on the Danube, when _

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Representing the loading British'

Companies. _

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-Q KEEP A deli Lawn p

Mower does more 9 _ °0FF harm than good

\\ e sharpen and E

.THE repair them and ® f

Q canes

make them cut” as good as new. Qi

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Founders, Engineers, Machinists and Boilermakers. Steam Navigation Co’s Wharf, Chap lottesown P. B. Island.

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1 Lord Malgund unsuccessfully contested - ufogsi 'FOR SALE_A Cottage on the Som; .the Hexham Division of Northumberland

a

4i&of Bayde ldstreet owned by Artemas Amos. | 10;; partibulars apply at premises.

July5 2 wks pd

*T0-LET,-House on Euston St. between oeorge and Prince st. For particulam Apply to D. R. H. Mitchell. 16 tf

Y Good accommodations for permanen._ and tfansimt boardan at Mrs. games A .alleys gaufen St., two doors above itzroy St ngqge all the lnodoru is‘1:ip;'<:ge;3cnts

nov wanrnn;-li smart, .ready bqy is or;

nsyeass of age, to wait on store, One with some 1 _xperiaace preferred. Apply at this otlice. x7ti

WANTED.-Ai the P. E. I Hospital a house ‘ maid- Rsf_=_¥=°_°s_= f°<ivff=<1- 1-If *f~ "ion sans-The Nm in ‘ ameffeaa um

nenirall situated on Ken t Street. Apply at this omoe.-y ti.

WANTED. to dri e d l d

fuk in bal:e`ry".°,Must he ag lrevddtyxzavggithn Tdlir edimtion. Good recommendation. Apply to - Ilaaewart, Eclipse Bakery. 1_7 if.

T0 LET.-That conveniently situated house

&dsecorqer of Pownal and Water street at pcment occupied by Nr Hewitt, was all mod- un impsoyemsnts. Possession given the Em all Bay. 26 t f

' fo LET.-.A three story dwelling on Pnnce it hear Kindefga -ten Hall This house has

\

THE GUARDIAN, CHARLO‘ITETOWN.' PR

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INCH EDWARD ISLALD JULY 10 IMT

nn innnnln. _nnnolnn

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THE GOVERNOR GENERAUS VISIT'

FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1901. - ri

Count Leo Nikslaievloh Tolstoi is re ported to be rapidly sinking. He is an old man now, but more widely known to the world in his old age than he was is ln ls p me of manhood. Born in 12-198, he re- ceived an university education and enter- ed the army. He served in the Caucasus against Schamyl, the Circassian chlet.

1%. , _,.=- _ . 4' ' m I-~ "" m'

it Pays to Buy at Perkins

_,,1- .~

_ Hot

-f»:=.-ei_'.‘~;~; Lp.

l To-morrow our Island-Province will be ifougm “,“_h,t in me Crimean Wu, at f _-

honored with a lirst visit from Theirlghe battle of Tohernaya and the storming _-_‘__ _ `Exco1lencies the Earl and Countess of ofsebasmpol HB carried the tidings ofl `

551120- Their °°ml“¥ is- l° P“”““”°° °f é the city’s fall as s special courier to St.

the rule that at some time or times during l Pete,.Sbu,.g_ At me end of me campaign

. . s 1

of Canada shall visit, every Province of the Dominion. Their present tour in this direction brings the Viceregal party to

‘ye rand therefore _oust at the time when atmospheric conditions are more comfort- ,able here than in any other Province Of

_Canada. This is most satisfactory all around, but at whatever time Their f Excellencies might have chosen to cone our people would have accorded them the same hearty welcome which awaits their arrival to-morrow.

His Excellency the Right Honorable

Gilbert John Elliott-Murray-Kynynmond , Earl of Mlnto and Viscount Melgund (Unitedl Kingdom 1813) Baron Minto

Earl of Minto, and his wife, Emma E.,

He was born in London, July 9, 1845, and received his education at Eton and Trinity College, Dublin, where he gradu- ated B. A. He entered the Scots Guards in 1867, and has been Captain of the 'Rox-

lbnrgh Rifles, Captain in the Army

Brigadier General commandiusr the South of Scotland Volunteer Brigade. He was for a short time in Paris during the Com-

munist rising in 1571, and three years later acted as correspondent ofthe London

Spain. During the Russo Turkish war.

Lord Melgund (as he was then known),i was Assistant Military Secretary withi

he was present at the bombardment of

volunteer on the staff of Field Marshal Lord Roherts during the memorable

Afghan campaign. In 1851 he accompanied _ Lord Roberts to South Africa as his Private Secretary. When the Egyptian: war broke out in 1833 Lord Melgu nd was

appointed a Captain in the Mounted In- _ faatry,was wounded at the action of Magfar, and afterward commanded the Mounted Infantry at Cairo, for which he was mentioned in despatches and thanked in General Orders. In addition to his military services in India, South Africa

and Egypt Lord Melgunrl was Military Secretary to Lord Lansdowne when he

was Governor Genered of Canada, 1883

1386, and was Chief of Staff to Major- General Middleton during tha Riel Rebel-

lion in the Northwest. His Excellency wears the Afghan medal, the Egyptian medal, the Medjidie, the Khedive star

and the Canadian Northwest modal and _ clasp.

Before succeeding to his present title

a Liberal Unionist He succeeded his ther as Earl of Minto in 1891. He mar-

ried July 23th, 1883, Mary Caroline, daughter of Genera1'Hon. Charles Grey, and has two sons and three daughtsrsi,

born in 1884; Lady Ruby Flora nee Mary, born in 1886; Lady Violet Mary, born in

183; Victor Gilbert Laristsn Garnet, ._ Viscount Mslgund,born in 1891 and Gavin William Esmond, born in 1895. The family seats are Minto House, Hawick, Roxburghs and Melgund, Forfar. The

London resi ience is 6 Audley Square, W. The family name is Elliott, the two other _ surnames being conventionally dropped. It may he added that Lord Minto was appointed Governor General of Canada,

all modern conveniences. Apply to W. W.

Wcllner. 26 t f I

_ _ |

FOR SALE.-go shares Merchants sank ot*

I. E. I. stock E. H. Beer. x -tf. 5

-' scams warren.--no an on §°..-i.s.-’ Narasad Family Record Pictures. Our agent Lake from _ixoo to$aon a montneannasing these

451521 do; art. Steehhour large ac. fiery in an er_ part o r paper Home leldty hifi. Oo., Chicago, Ill.

1? !l` 4" _ ' *gl

.li-..'.-L_--.'~on~»l. 1' -n~i~'m' * 'in ‘,`-'

_Banned Goods ‘

Milli!

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Selling Ghea

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'-f _ Peas9epercanor8l. fr Conair- per can or 8l'.00

E’ Tomatooa De per can ‘.~ ‘_ rdoz

P9 .

_ ganned Apple 20;; per ga

“ n. ‘ ~' Crosse a Blsekwelfs assorted Jams ‘ I 84- each. `

All new good. Cash only

and Jams l

2 gin '° s‘_2?i :r nowoon _

his term of oihce the Governor Genera he

_ (creat Britain 1197> is the son or me than ‘T th

daughter of General Sir Thomas Hislop._ to

2a

Reserve and Colonel with the rank of; A

in Q;_,_.

retired from the army, and lived on his

es tes, devoting himself to study and improving the condition of the Russian

l peasantry. It is as a novelist, social re-

have been translated intomany languages and read throughout the civilized world.

`1;zrims, My Religion, Hy Confession, A

Commentary on the Gospsl, Life, The

publication ln 1865 and has written volu-

/- r _»

/\_ ¢2‘ - &,» 2.’ V _ et./,~ ~ 1

ill)

Nikopolis and the crossings of the; ,-_(£45 _ D,mube_ _ Q2/‘ A pleasure to snov good s.

In 1879 Lord Melgund served as a o

f

Ruby Eileen Nina Evelyn Slbell,‘+

P1

just received exquisite odors on draught.

We invite your inspection. Al-o something fine in soaps _ _

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Sunnyside

¢$/3

n t pon lb

E

C223 5%

10 dozen large Enamel `

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Goods

In 1855 he commanded a battery and ’.~< _

bu

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l 1 " ~ §3;;’“§;_“°.‘i T521; ‘$1123 ’5.;“.i“‘.‘;"‘§li ' ARE IN DEMAND

_ ~_ - . R G ODS blob

Among these are, War and Peace, Anne ___ h:';°vquh°L'E)]v%f ;fR?g§Svgv0]E‘ATHE O w we _ ’ i arenina, Sevastopol,Tha Cossack,'l`wo ng ary

Cold Cash n

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Pi

Kreutzer Sonata, and War. He began You will Bud as usual our bargains are in the STORE not in

__ the NEW SPAPERS. _

111' _ ° _. ,I -

:nous since Pda f _ L

ly _ _ ;_~ Just See Our _ _ 5 ca'a>°;a.*P.i-:r

_ B1-:Acne srouaonanivnn 1>n.Ls '5 White Victoria Lawn at 12, 16. 18 and 246- _

e only reliable Tomo pnimr oonstipa_ _‘_ _ Colored Muslims M 1_U<=» 12¢, 15% 25°- _ g _ ;

tion and Indigestion, no sickness, no pain, 3 ri Whit; of-gandieg (45 inches) 350 and 45c,_ -1 Q “lltw___,___ from using Bea.ch’s Pills, Send 10 cts. f__ Blagk O andie (45 inches) 45c. _ *lid PUNK

The Baird Company, Woodstock, N. B ‘ _ Me]-¢e|-is;-5 Safegng 18o, 20s, 25c. _ re lephone S2

fora trial sa1nple.Reqular size bottle price T; white Pique 13. 20g, 22;, 25% 28g, 324;, V

' °e”°" ““ “H d“*‘1°’S' . White Satin Finished Drills 20¢» 25°- ,___ _ _ _ ___ _ ,_ _ _ . White and Colored Lawns all Prices-

Big Bargains in _

_ Shirt V°'axsts,St-nmmer Costumes, Skirts. etc Ladies’ 1-ata of sh kinds from 25 p. c.-7 5 p. c. discount.

o no-o F. Min...-a co. --ooo

4 3.

i ` The Millinery Leaders-

considering qualliy; You wf1l"j/_l `»_ _ _ _ _ _ - t-vo storey, double tenement

l Telephone Na in

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.." always find our Prices are very - ff" " ` ` .fs s ` ’ if ,Q .--L_ Jf- 3' house on the corner of Graf __ low. °' . Pownal Streets. C _

_ ' The property has a depth ‘of A

‘. 1 feetxotnstgrrpfron Sgeet, and' a

___ age cet on ovrnai _Street. A_ w_ _, The Houseis comparatively new

The Square Druggist .. I A andliu -condition md A an inn'

with ..

units

WFDDYNG

COACHES, COUPEBQ sod nanoocmza,

ON HIRE

rms Réetsonaose.

To

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gl,-20dhs

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F08 SALE. _

The undersigned oifers for sale

private contract that very

_be bought at a great bar,f;ain and /on easy terms of purchase. l ° n

` _ _ ` ., _ ' For articnlarsa l toiei of’ Sum mer Suits - e r

. _ » H J. our-IDALI.,

' “L ` 'fi ' oF. L. _H_AS_ZARD,_ _

naman of Erma of fha ‘”

late Thos. W. Dodd

i gil-EEN J ohn McLeod dr Co. ‘i”°i’,

Light Weight Underclothmg 1

50 cents per suit.

...$0 3 ‘ s 0 ¢ ‘ .

O

_ _ siomsi, co.

Qén fi? [HE an In cotton, light.. smooth an§i:S?f_lT

nil ll llllllll» fl ini- “M-El-

RISTER, &c.

‘ $1.00 per suit V . '___ l Something extra flue in light weight natural wool., nicely Bnished l cn notnumw cokmm

Rs Es mutchs-Sizesuwoéa $2.00Persuit ' Miyédégutgsmal syd_ney’c"B;"l"’ . e _ Gordon __ ___|_V|oLel|an, "~L"""E,'j§?__"_*’~"_S>__‘~ 1° “-

i 1 l "52'-"°"-8 `“°°` '

Joseph llcllooald LL B

Al Big Bargion Plions.

. _ _ _ _ Noam srnunt, o. B.

This crockery store of ours is of the widest interest to N°'203m°Sd&w

eve . man' wo ~ - . ~ '

ry , man or child who wants crockery at - ,_

Big Reduced iPrices _Agcrgmnpaco

, _ ~’ _ pours lm ltalsln __ hos: 323 .2;n2§eno”;1f.2;n° :ins on 1°” 0 0 A S

_ ‘ Y 8- li 8 ' General Commission and

July 25th,1&8a.nd was sworn ofofhce in _ _ ~ 58 my - ,sv - »d - .\~....,... .1 n.. ..... ..... 8.... 1... _ CLARK CROCKERY co. .'§;"§°.,,,,’°*,§»L,l,i'B‘7"°° 3°" S appointment Lord Minto has administer- 6 S ` 911nnv~ir!¢ opposite the f 1 NUBTHBYDNIY BRITOH_

, . ' - `l_.-....._-. _ ,.. _ M, !

ed his high omce mcsl- successfully as n """"`*°"""` "` ` ""“" " " c -- ---~- _.U _ .- _ ____n R°'md&we& _ _

ocnstituti n lGo ` " A V ' ' D

o a vernor, and both he and

stinted measure while residentat Ottawa

li-§___i_

Market

Lady Miuto have won DOPular favor in H0 _ ' ‘ l l _ o ____ _ A, _

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__ _

The esteemed editor of the _Examines-_

yesterd-y rose to discourse of the region 2 near his old home, which he describes as “a partially cultivated country, abound-

inn in alder bushes and mud and blue-

8¢ of the

species being vaecinium. Among these i

1 is the low blueberry known as the vac- -`-\\' 3’ ~E§_3`\ Z5,” ° _ ‘ cinium vacillaas. lt is suspected- that ;?_'_‘-i _-_ while all the varieties may stimulats the V ‘gi \" ~`* (ETA ~ 'imagination and the poetic faculty, the Q ‘ C

low blueberry, as its bot-snic name vacillans wou‘d indicate, tends to create

` ; ° ' thatvaciliatingorwobblingdisposition of-`_ ' & iwiniclit'ze Examiner ati” ~ d _ ‘

_ To clear at

56 cents oooh

See them in our window.

berry barren.” This serves torecall that -3

there are several varieties of the blne~ ‘ 0 - 0 * berry, the neral botanical name ' ~ ‘_

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_ _ _ _examp e. .\e.'erzh».lessa ful diet may Porratesln the P. E. Island Mutual Fir-3 ; :_ Cqtquaeu & Gramm Studi ' produce better results than that hungry ‘§*:’1_;§x”°’=H ?,‘;‘”P“°i” °” Frm Wim “XS

. __ _ » _ es a _ school Houses, Chee e Pac- » ,~ 3 longing tinough w_h1c!i our contemporary cies, watertmiss, swiss &s. apply ips _ - _ _._ ’>. °' ' . ' v _ 3

ii

is nop p. sau.; whxl iviiting for the crop

fo rip-er.. l

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your old fence, or perhaps your hougg needs a wat ` of paint to brighten it up? it will look like new

' PAINT on it. All colors in stock and tolarrivg,

. Yours for _

r fPurePaint

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Uydzaey Cape Breton

Solicitors for the lankol Brklsh Rath Amrdemsydaq. - _ ‘ P'& Islsmd;.K¢I'.sodHasson& s0neytoLosn,Realeststsb0lt¢hald&\Ol

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