wg, as

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Examination

Proves the _

story. ilvose Navy I __

r . E in Zion Church basement to-night. All young

r

g Fast

rn env inn ootllllnv.

tv

uzu1_-gg

Local and Provincial Items ot

lqiai,

Gleaned By ‘Guardian’ Report-

ers and Correspondents.

News Budget ot Nappeulngs llonnrl About

people invited.

| “Blume” has recently reproduced

.- ads. of Messrs. Alley & Co., R K. Jost,

and James Barrett. '

THE YV:-:EKLY GUARDIAN until Dec.

31 ‘98 and Picture, Battleship “Maine” (colored xor only 10 cents in stamps or silver.

Remit quick and get the Weekly

Guardian until Dec. 31 ’98 colored

picture Battleship "Maine" for only ten cents.

he", It for` Tm-: "Faithful Circle” of the Kin0"s

Daughters will meet to-rnorrow. Tngs-

day at 4 o’eloCk. A full and punctual

é l nf for l attendance is requested.

75 cents you

The Weekly Guardian delivered to

any part of the coll uoitrll Dec 31

42 inch Heavy all wool N avy 98 ond colored picture Battleship

worth 450 `

“Moana” for only ten cents.

QUEEN Horan.. Oct. 22--Rev. J. M.

Withycombe, wife and children, S -

r um

FOI' c merside~ Mrs. _A. L. Christie,

Hansen' E. L. Head, Miss Katie Mc- . . Donald. Montague; A. J. McLeod,

French Fancies, all wool

rosters fesslsf 69° Stull'

TIIIS -

meh hard finish Navy serge,

wearers, will not spot or

Slanley Bridge;-P‘. G. Stanley, 'Toron- to ;\Vm. Reid, St. Eleanors. _

Tuosi: who have heard the Rev. W.

H. Warren on his ‘trip 'to England and Scotland 'and have seen the stero ticon

C S views pronounce itbne of the'zrii)ndestleth°y WWE r°m°v°d fmm' dw °°'d`°"°rS

__ lectures they have ever heard, and 1 the,

pictures the most realistic they have

Ch`urch.‘ K_epp‘that night 1

Snuer. HOWLAN McGn.Lrvuar, ot.

the lst. Massachusetts Artillery, arrived.

only ° here Saturda on a visit to his uucll

y ':~ 6;’

Lieut. Goveuor Howlan. The S`q`i;gt..

ervice during the late Spanish-Ameri-

60 C I has a. furlough of thirty dave. He -saw

_ _ , S

1 yard

lil BHU3

The Always Busy Store.

°'lloeesL6oedS

Al Honest Prices”

_ 3

MMR

i

) Ladies Tan Pebble. heavy

sole, lace \i00¢B. I-85

Choco- . Pebble

boots,

lined,

Choco- aced W&l"lIl

2-25

warm extra

22

2'" EL' ra °' lllllllulllulmllilllllltllll

laced extra hoco- sn ,Walk-

lined

arm

very durable.

flannel 2- 3 laced

v e i- y fa'

xoo

La.die’s Box if l a c e d ts. warm in ed 2.

and Children‘s Walki

Dongola and oil Pebble.

Goods

prices" ll. K.l0S

srnursasv coa ri

l

r Prices

are always right.

We offer this lot viz:

l bbl. best family flour,

5 lbs of 260 tea,

10 “ Granulated Sugar, 4 Gals. best Kerosene Oil, 9 bars of Oak Leaf Soap.

-FOR-

$615

'Figure up and see if the price

mmMWwR

can war. and on return to Chelsea will proceed to Cuba with his regiment.

Tun LAKE Wmnirac.-The, rsteam-

ship Lake Winnipeg, due here from Liverpool on Monday or Tuesday, 24th or 25th inet.. after discharging her in- ward cargo for Charlottetown will pro-I ceedlto Montreal. On her return nip to Liver obl she will call here, about

P .

the 7th of November, for freight and assengers.

*U

CHEAP Excursions to Montreal and inte iu'Oatgrio Cheap Fall Excur-

*U

otterown to Montreal and retu`x"n` at rate of $10.95 to gg October 26th to 28th,

o . _ i

nn sions have been arranged from" Char.-

1

_aickem to_ be good for return passage

Within iikeqn dxysfrom date of ;sé}e._ All-o toepbitits beyond Montreal Qoioher; 26th to 28th tickets good for rttuii-ni within tvfonty on`e~da_ys hom _date oi sale at the following rates, viz. COT!-Pi-° w..i1ois.io ottawa $14.45 Prescott

$l4_.65 r Bugpekville . $_],5.% saffron. sis. 0”' =Batrevi_1|e 91831 i Peigiéro sialic ‘i Lindsay _ 319. 86.23%* Catherines $21- 95 Niagara Falls $22. 35i'1‘orontc, l:lr_im_=lton,' ~Guelph, Brantford, Woodstock. London, Inger- soll, St Thomas, Stratford, Glencoe. Chatham, Wind-or, and Sarnia. SQOL95 each. Ask for your tickets lor. aud;be sure they read viz the Canadian Pacitlc Railway from St. John, `N1 B. Tram leaves Charlotte own at 6.30 a.m. mak- ing '1 hours quicker time to Montreal. and 12 hours to Toroiro. than via any

_ _ other line 24.‘th 28.th. l

, _

!3r__i:_;_" "~;,_::`:.;_:r_:`t_j _-V _ _E D _ ”“”"‘ ""' _

I ri

r In 'lillo ,I i

f chest A i

‘ Should always put you on your y 1

overseen. Tuesday. Nov. 1st.atGrace.,suy0h demmpmem ohmomd “mm be

U ._ lr '*" ‘_ ‘_ F _ _g I ;__ -_ 7;; :~ , I i

prevented in a simple way. _which will ' S S ,_ ! - E y ~ r '

i _ ») ~= t.-;~` C A A ‘ C S

._ _ _ __ ._ _ # 'ran osnarwarcrr nousnf , »

.derogation from ‘A_`me'rican"’authority. _ A __ ,M Y, » _

Whereever that viewis held, the ques- * ' - .

|-

. - $-

;tic,u ot sound _fdcmeatic aduriuistration,

guard. Pneumonia, Brouchitis ns

n Consum non are 'vin

a d P 8'* waming. Head them oi' with Dr. Wood’s NORWAY PINE SYRUP.

It »‘ akes out the pain in the chest, and makes the breathing _easy and natural. Nothing like it for Lung, Throat and Bronchial

""f-`5°r5:" *_ -_E-_:iff

it

r Troubles. From Mayfield, Ont., "L 1 Miss Lizzie Hardy sends word

that she has often had coughs yi

.` and colds as well as Bronchitis» f 'E and - I Dr. Woof; ii '“l‘l"_'" _

' it PINE

, svaur ‘_

1 . _

LL-I

cured her ,_ `

tenet right. We claim it is. every tim, . pu

J`VVV\h\»vv\ ~ - . _ ' _

& ` 5 .' in i.'3,~‘.1‘r1‘h

_ 16 .

vY'.'._»gL\._~_»`_j"-2111.3" Ln- wm-'_-A tv.-_ -= np.; rr lvurvle r ll t:-rar' -11615;, '-, l\=»t» ll.-Q '

_ : _.._H.:_»_ 1 iv i'~..= 11'; fl ~, _

Liv) é _'

_, - -- t.. .;\t.... \‘.\-la, _. 'A ~ " | 1 ""‘\' 1

z5c. a bottle at alldealer ,Elf

Temperatures For Storage-

i /.

l Extract from Report of Commissioner ot Agriculture.

The following is a list ot the temper- arures at which it seems desirable to. hold the different products in their best conditions

Degrees Fahr.

Butter (for long ieriods) 20 Che. se (for long periods) 36 Tender fruits,such as ear- r lv apples, pears, peaches, ~ . tomatoes (for long ` per-

iods)

Dressed beef,muiton,porlr

and poultry Eggs so so 34

10 Order In secure the best results

from the use of cold storage in ware- houses and on board the steamships, it is necessary that the goods be ghandled th the be-t possible way. when they are removed from the cold storage cham- ber. During Warm weather, the pack- ages should be left unopened for about two days, until the product; become gradually warmed up to near the tem- perature of the surrounding air. If that be not done the cold surface of the products wi`:l cause the moisture Ollt of the warm air to be con densed on them. In the case of eggs, fruits and meats, particularly, ' that will cause them to have an appearance called "sweating" and to become rather tin-` Siahtly. The packages should be left closed for at least two days, in a room where the temperature is the same as' that of the air in which they are' to be , handled afterwards. Otherwise. mois- ture frorn the air will be condensed on the surface of the products and give then a most undesirable appearance. The so-called “sweating” of eggs is not an exudation of moisture from the shells ofthe eggs,but is entirely a condensation of moisture from the air. That applies also to meats which are cover<d by cloths. The covering should not be

38 to 34

32 to 30.

- _ _ P~ __ Y , carrying of meats in, cpld storage, has; been experienced from their liability to become uiouldy on the surface. when

age room and left in a room at a warm" t8mperlfinre." Experiments are beiiig carried on at thopresent time to find if

also improve 'the appearance ot. this

pleat and in no way affect it injurious- y_ _ '

ml-3-i-_»

The Filipinos- A l

tion is the attitude of the Philippine people. It would require a bloody civil war to subject them again, if that evdr could be done, to thehorrors of the re-_ ligionof the religious "fraternities, iii, whose hands the entire Spanish power wasas' clay. It is inconceivable that American arms, or the arms' ol any other toreizn power would he used to reduce the 'Filipinos 'in their former”

nos isvery generally misapprehended. It would almost appear as though efforts of the Filipinos to erect" ‘ 'coil-'

srlves, were in ' some ohseurefwayi ‘a

tion is quite lR_i8undetatood.* The near-,_

Nevr Collars

New Shirts.

~ D-n _

# I have taken special pains in s # selecting a large stock of meu's‘

intolerable' servitude. ‘ ' # that 91"? PF'W_’ms °"`f" they " It seems to us 'that at Manila, and in `#W3l0f\1l"9V°f Slmwn W “hw ‘My e

America'.`that’the attitude ‘of‘th'e‘Filipj-` "#laud`the ’pi‘ices.~bave suiiicent .l . _ ° `

stitutional government among, lhenl-` 5

I my _. ._ (_ _‘,.V_ _A _ `_ V _ : _-1 _:'_~A~_~

‘ THE GUARDIAN, CHA.R_L0'1“1‘ETOWN,- OCTOBER <24, 1898

T " ' `='='-="=]__A‘=,_ ef- - ' m

Q " _ 4. V -. __. ._4,_., -__,'_.-:_.

f r D t ft ‘ to ,

r "ti <‘ r -C 'Y ‘ "` V,

» i"'n‘I' ' = if "`35f’i,;"°‘ ttf' xiii" ii ' ‘ ‘ r..

That is what we paid for our ` I ¢f seem,

H ui am prostate. can so

Gents’ Fnrnilri

Everything in this department is up-to-date.

New Ties er Colts ‘ New llnrlerrear ,

avr Gloves

atv Braces.

marked will do the rest. - Remember the place. '

trfrnu-; s'ronE."

' i-_-___

removed from the quarters until they ‘ ~ o _ r -_ if fi 5 |.

havesbeen hung for a short time at the _ , ,, _; V

temperature of the atmosphere at which I _ . ,- ~ » _ _ 4 ' it is to be ent u ` A drthcult in -the _ ri , ., ' _ _ ‘

‘ Thp, New Prowse Block, Charlottetown.

_ .y 5. 7,). _..__~.,;.(,,‘,~,_

1. , . .

,,» ~ r __<: __ _

, _ M’ _ , F." ,, .l "{'-- *;¢.lrt!\'t`:”.f ¢` ir' t is v 7

_` _man has opporttinigtyi of o

:showing-7 only these articles

jewelry-sin his ‘externalf.dress. _ ~ A ring, studs or Stick. pin, and " ’

eonspicibnsiitem. It is import y -

One of the vital elements of the situa- :§"`w"'°¢h °h“i“‘ The `°h°'i“' 91° i _ a

*aao,‘oh¢.~sf0.-, that its oqhaiieyi fi rl ‘We have &jl

should `oe'as` good as the man" can afford,§_`and. its style ,istinguisbed for taste t

charwter-1 _ ' A <

Cbains,~I am sure you will say

,

eerie eve.-yjppoeksefbqeigi for" he ll

__ . __ - _ r .-~»\ ,___.~ '

er the Filipinos have come tothe crc‘

_thpmore fully is .then American »inte§f-'_

American o le

is true that the attitude' ot ttie"i`iisur; iectcs under Aguinaldo was open to in sconstruction ` 'But ‘ what is the bit- ; union P They fear above' alt comggg nie.- restoraticn of Spanish authority throught the’ lenience of the American commits-i » sion. In fact, they _'deny the _cIal_ufr oft; any such commission to dispo-ge offheir lives and liberties. They' hold_ that’ America must not sf-ll them again ir to. bondage. That is what the" diead,arid until they are assured of this heir only course is to maintain an observant attitude, always gratefully ready io acknowledge the protect0rate_ofAmeri- ca and, with that. the control of all

ment as the essential co ditirn of the piotvctorate. They ff ar being deserted by those whom they look upon as their savzcrs. and they resent. as who would

not, the very possibility of having their

,ference to which they are not admitted as a consulting party

A, _

WANTS.. LUST. FOUND ECI

I LOST-A lad;’;_si ver watychhaudichain night on Euston street between St. Pewr’s

Road and'St. James’ Church. Leave at this emce. Reward ofered. l

lqgjg,-On’l‘hnrsda between the Cltiy and Dawsons bridge a Ladies silver watch. inde* Please-leave at E, W. Taylor-‘s and receive reward. 22, d3i pd;

WANTED.-A plain cook wages $7.00 no,

washing' references prefered. Apply to this; omce, 22. ti

1‘0-LET:-That comfortable brick dwelling _ house. situate on Water -cr..-et, now in posses- sion of Mrs. McDonald. Possession given about2'lthSeptember, A plyto Peake Bros

& copy: :__,___=:__»_=~ -~~~'“3`

DR. ALEX. llollElLL

Physician &. Sul'9¢°|\- (Formerly ot Keusintlivn-i)

l r , r`;1.;_-_fu-5-I,-_; _;x';‘-p;;;_;r,» . 4 _ ODDOBRB SI.. P8\11° F

“ l.\ -\ 'f`n'\'-)|l0. 'Q

%Vs’VV /"vit)V`~/he

,.- -y -ii.-i-n-Lu” \-n- in

Prince St., Charlottetown

' mmnb ' wer S ut inseam 1131811 °ni»e?esmeng:e°i'ihe iaoegrsittei

next. Apply to H James Pal§er, Ch town

March 18

» T0 LET.-'l‘h buildin ts _toccu led is new-s Baie uma” iieismw- n¢1.§>.i's

`ckbui1din Kent street. Pesseou giv eu

P9 P - ‘ _ . , _

During the hostilities at Manila it I i ‘ '-

Nl '

rmrnvtrvrrrrrnrmrrmmvitit

elnvrirnvvvuvvruv

foreign aff airs by the American govern-

-75 _ r_ his-I Hi" 'fit '

_ I I

VUMMMMMMM . '

rv l-leer ____

.’._ I'-I-_f .Q-....

1 Z Z

UOQOHUI; lfl. q

is 95

e

[_-~sm°»m Bmw"

bought and le'H'eig-,

_ at

Oct. l5d3tn

MISS lvl; ll-

evr Handeiclviels. §‘.£.°...“¥.Zl’.°“.i?i.“°‘..."°""'»......‘” r.

I _ _

r China and Weber Obion, I5!! `% painting from October let, 1

‘Juno Ist; 1899.

lnev look Nigltl. ”

lttev’re Solrl Right.

f All We Want is vour personal inspection, the prices

sepeae, new ew.

, EPPLY T05

.ee -

_ _ffilt lt til,/i__ ,W s ._

.~-» _ _.»;,¥

U ,. ___,, .. ,

§§I,~ ._ W5” V ' 1;. _-

_ _..- _¢ _ ,

. _ _._.,,-_¢

A ,_ _ _ __ _

4 _ I _ » `~ M., _ .

____ _ V A ‘ ' `i" "` F.

.:‘r' fv¢“: ' ` 4 < 3

veat,i5»n_on,~,their behaltjustihed, ... » 1.. _ the more definite appears the claim dt = _ , -

the Eil,ipincs_;te the pro'er:ticu<ot¥tli'e il V

O y _

~ . -'n

culties. f _

i

Have you any reason' to 3 frnln “‘3

' suspect the existence of

eye troubles?

_If sc, bring them tr me. I will examine them free

GI. Hut¢_h_€$ou

f " Gl‘8dQI1;g;‘?g:‘l61tL¥1

_ Your ghndren' BEN'-3 y _ 3; , ; ,

strdgghng Z aloi1g"iu school; _ l ' p

under the greatest ditii- ii if J lf

. M _,_ .~ _- V, et- e. _

r L '=- ° -if* " .5 _~` ' ‘~ 7

¢f~"l?.6-

Certainly r they. are if 3 ‘ ‘ their eye sight is ~ ’ " f '-= _

l A constantly increasing business proves the noob el our *ICI

to dresspour patrons to their sotisioctiom

A lagnlfloent llallge of

In English, Scotch, Irish and Ca__t;_a_diau_T!!eeds.

link' ll

Serges, Vicunas, Cheviots, Wjolpteda

A ‘Igloo

_ __ Beavers, Meltous, Kerseys, Fur Na»'ps¢’W’l1ip;0ordlt. i

Bought for Spot Cash, Sold at a close margin of profit.

lm!°'1Ull‘°f

modems

Va

X

#CH 1!

_,wp

U

*__

rl rf I

TBUS SES

freedom aga‘u bartered away in a con- ‘t ~ --- o

S eusrve

~_\`,LT~ r _~_\§;;`_

- ~_‘=€-`- -fl .-.\~_;`-3;--`§

\=»\ "£55"-;§lTf' "'-G'

,le -rf

SlllliKlllli

Gordon 81. McLellan

' Men’s Outfitters.

e.. E _

" November ls -R.Bca.xrsto.

ervnnnefs.

rt' ;P-:N

/ " '.

l

li|l.V_ll|li A

GEO E HUGH ES;

C19‘§§ nee* . 8? 9- §

t N- ,,,_-_-M-,,.,.; ' =; _ lCharlottet'own 26tf

_ onoronts,

.: , gig ' ' . . A f e ,_ U yaniioiisgbieeifslzveea eneyiliaggriiuipie lP0T|'|£‘_3A|"E5' HALL- A Share of your business res ;_ ly solicited li‘3§£5’a§£i>°l?iS°S°a&‘“°*pm“2S’§°r2.by. i§.°.;'1; ~ - _ ' ~ Policies and certificates prompt y issued at my ek

“Rami-rest eemaaeaueaad muy '.Ca1I1er0n Block , g _ _

illasliicgr gL§g?ai:d 2:rgl george On vid. after M0udd.y,Qct 3rd, my QOIINDF S '

-Rent moderate-Possession vea tetuav. wlllilnd meingogrph$g°m1:dth6 sms; A

_,,,g,,,,,,,,,,,,,;,, ._ 1- ‘_ -- Agent “Iestern saurance

HE., AvERS_Ii Commercial Union Assurance UI.