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THE (¥UARDlAN. (`HARL()TTETOWN. PRINCE EUWARD ISLAND. AUWU 'iT 17. i900. ' ` ' ’

1” , 9

TERRIBLE AN ICELANDIC INVASION.

SLAUGI1 TER

IN CHINA

___RA___pTi_pA__`p_ Nearly a Thousand From the Far North Settle

-I'-,,,1-imy Tread of Feat in Ma“imba° _,They are Marching for

C] - a;_It*s_ not the _W1NsrP1=:G, August 12.-Since_ Jurne l

latin this year there have arrived in Vi ir-

“.AbS¢9`t° nipeg, about 925 immigrants of one class

Beggarsf’ 3 alone, who arelooked upon as the most

desirable class of settlers that can be

, , I brought into this country. `

But P€0P1° who H,‘v° then' Wm These are the Icelandic settlers, men

Annu; them, Bild -191°" lb" '~l_'°_ who have heard of Manitoba and the oNLg Place to get Real VALUE In Northwest, of its grain fields, its herds ‘h guna Line is at and its prairies,of its wonderful resources,

and its great possibilities, and have de-

QL W cided to come here. following so many of

_ _ _ _. . their f°ll°W ¢°“mYYm€r1» Who have Pre' like 925have arrived, with at least 100

Woare W1\81D8 3- terrible “~&r *‘ Wh hlgh ceeded them some years, and have suc- 'ms t now. You should cesstully made homes for themselves and

£5 EKIN” ' are to-day among the best of Manitobefs

P _ _ population. Not only have they been suc-

jt olll' 559|? some ‘mf this Weekfand lt' cessful in their agricultural pursuits, but

giveyou some idea of how we are also in the commercial and educationalt

'duwng the China Campaign, The branches of _life. _ All these facts have

twhich we offer Ching Tea Setts reached therr_frrends in the old land e

FW” ° _ ' through the medium of the press, letters, a

b0I°“d the comprehenmon °f every immigration agents, and the best immi-‘ t

-,buyers Our Dinner Setffs and Timer gration of all those who have from time to

.agguealso exceptionally low in price, time paid_a \I~rs;t t_o ther; n_\ot_her_l;;nd. I

ndthemisageueml boom in gil sutple §‘;r0ul§lSN‘;0U(lii;n ‘,"ii:r ;lc1:¢’£i>r :isa rule but among their ow n eo le B09 of Crockerywarc. Erl**me“ed“ are were quite successful until the British| ` ' D p

¢c\l£fh1'0al' P"ce5‘ `Parliament passed an act requiring all

§éY T stock to be slaughtered immediately _R

If you want VALUE; if you want upon arrival at the docks. This had a

MRGQINS, if you Want SATISFAC- bad eii`ect on the sheep trade of_ the _ _

h I lace when ou ca Icelandic farmer, as the sheep shrpped_saw such a herlthylookrng lot of people

N*g°t° t' e on y p 5 n ' from there, owing to the long voyage, ' as those who have arrived thisyear. The

werenot in a fit condition for slaughter __ chi1dre'n are all well developed, healthy

P when landed in England, consequently

W o ' 3 the sheep raising infdustry because ari_ ilnynde P_ E ]S]gnd’g testes; unprofitable business, resulting in the "express themselves aswell satisded with

Crockery Store people of Iceland looking for other lands the country and willinduce those they left

' where they could engage in more ex.

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_ bring them to this country, with the re-

- _ _ -fg.-G\l».§»\¢§~nQ.-eD~ng,\;r~

tensive farming. Their wishes were make known to their friends in this conn- try, who last winter sent in the neighbor- hood of $10,000 to relatives in Iceland to

sult that on June 15, the first party of 260 men, womeh and children arrived in _Winnipeg, and were soon scattered throughout the different Icelandic settle- ments of this country. Following them, Came party after party, until up tothe present it is estimated that something

more to follow in the near future. These people have come without a cent of gov- `er'nment aid, according: to their immig- ration agent here, and will have the same privileges as any other settler in taking up land. During the first year the men will' work with the farmers in the differ- nt Icelandic districts, sons to‘become cquainted with the ways of the coun- ry. The girls are engaged as domestics. Mr, Baldwinson, M. L. A. says that the celanders never take unlandsthe first ear, nor do theylworkfamong strangers

Mr. _S. Christopherson went to Iceland in Yiarch last and returned about two weeks go and will very shortly return to Ice- land to arrange for more immigrants.

Mr. W. H. Paulson says that he never

and good looking while the per centage of elderly people is very small. They all

behind to follow them.

THE EDITOR S MAIL.

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The Summer School o* Science

Sm,-Having just returnerlffrom the

meeting of the Summer School of Science and while the impressions made areffresh in mind, I desire to 5,-ni the attention of the public, especially that part of it inter-_ ested in educational matters,to the advan- tages offered .by the Summer School and the means by which our teachers could be enabled to profit more by said advan- tages.

The school was organized to afford teachers, who in their preparatony course of instruction did not have the opportu- nity to become sumciently acquainted with the Natural Sciences and the method of teaching them to become good teachers of the same and that is the case with the majority of our teachers. The educational authorities of Nova. Scotia, realizing that .there was a great defect in their schools from the way in which instruction was given in the Natural Sciences in their schools, instituted the _Summer School of Science. As soon as the educationists of New Brunswickf realized the purpose of the School 'and the work accomplished, they requested aflilintion with the Nova Scotia School, and the name was then changed to the Summer School df_S_cience for the Atlantic vinces of Canada.

When the writer first attended the School in 1893, he was -fully _convinced - that in the advantages offered by itwas an opportunity for our teachers to gain a knowedge of the Natural Sciences and especially suggestions as to the best way to teach them,that they could not gain in _ any other way and at a very reasonbble cost. RealizingthisIcorrespondedwith the provincial, city, and educational authorit- ies to try and secure an invitation for the School to meet in Charlottetown in 1894. Failing to get the invitation, the mission- ary spirit of the managers of the School was .appealed to, and in respdnse to the plea made to come and let the .authorities see what the School was doing,itwas decid- ‘ ed to meet in Charlottetown in 1894. Since. then on behalf of the School and that our teachers may enjoy the benefit of occasion- al ,meetings of the School in this pro-

a semblance of this form, with shot nat iron'._r_ _ __ f

One, being linen sravan throughout, tapeelka-at__

the edges, and worked into concztiiit by SILK srrrcn ING, KEEPS its shape while the c-lg_>_Qi’»lasts. ` ' - I C'

The other-,Loses its form the"§rst day it '~is_ worn, There is a. little diderence 'irrtlre CosT, but _ all _

ENo1=eMoUs diderence in the WEAR and appearance of these two kinds. _

QI”

Ron- _

rroULnn§i°gfi?>¥_?l1`3_ _ chest, shoulders 'sand col- lar ,byeurarrp ~srrrcnraer, with needlelarnd _

CHEAP “Custom made”

and Ready mad ing is m'erely_ _rrrussrrneiuto

_ _--_l_S::-‘ ~

' -r if ,~

I' I Decreased Demand for

UmbrellaS.

The trade papers report a decreased

demand icrumbrellas for this year and

(She Was Pale

t ey y , builder and nerve vitalizer of most un-

‘h*P¢5» “U “"’“’d ‘H ’_h°d°$’ _ the wearing of heavier- soles on women’s Usual merit. In pill form, Soc. a. bot,

ax vémic. A

are not pleased with the outlook for fall

business in that line. The manufacturers regard it- as hard that they should. .fail share the general pI'0SP¢l'lW f°°nd _m

_ other lines of industry. No eXDlB»r155\°D.

is given, but the fact is that the umbrella is less generally used than heretofore.

t probably fewer people carry umbrellas ` than usedtoflo so. The mackintosh is

it well established in popularity and the

inconvenient _umbrellas Wh|¢h_ ‘S 5° easily lost, has fallen into some d181'€P‘1f'e-

‘ In slight rains umbrellas are seldom

E \ » carried, and there are those who believe 0

I _ the time willccmeyrhen JcnasHdt_l{1awLl;_}; ed ._ bot” Dt Chu,-B Nerve

15°" E' T", `C°"¢” ‘fe b°“"if“n-' t iiwenmon wluhbii lnseiilstrdpgew whrh on“ igvlezkhmifirdtlixibmutelidniilrili wtggrnoiicveecrd llllncted on mmm! principles und I ."“°‘?f‘_;'§~t°-'Q-té-957-7;-é;-;,;;1*,;§,°t;§;;f;,s' 1 eeeiaelr improvement. _ner appetite be.

no undue pressure-they readily Wtlrrll *fys uf S _ ‘ Th’i came better. she gained in weight, the _ to every movement. They we but which is now S¢_ld°fr1 ° colour returned to her face. and she

in diiezem shapes tosnit var- _ tr-nth is that less attention rs paid to the gradually bmame gt;-Ong and we11_ I of Theyure-the mos! weather now than in the past. Time was cannot say too much in favour Of thi!

1 - f t wonderful treatment, since it has prov-

....,.....°“°...:‘:l:; We- -0 me °f em ° -» su »» »~ -1 ~

_ _A -_ i .» _ - I» i? __

. _ c a. es ng to my daughter. B a “i __ f _ _ r §_l_ g

, P °‘ t doors in the wet W\f*9“°°"°’S‘“°°S- N°“’ Dr. chase; Nerve Food is it bruce. ' _ _ .r " I ' ‘

An . ah areseldom worn b men and with . e

'Toellenou¢t|8llop,lntIl\|ly&'ll'

street, Toronto, states:-“ My daughter was pale, wealk, lanzuid. and very nerv.w or-s. Her appetite was poor and change- e able. She could lcarcely drag' hex-ggi( about the house, and her nerve; were completely nnstrunz. She could not slrep for more than half an hour at a time without starting up 'and crying out

in excitement. ` ' __ _

1 weaker I became alarmed, and b

hoeq theyare falling into desuetude with at all dealers; or Edmamon, Bates and i

‘l ~

and Languid

Iltlrl' llll UICKOI'-lr. Gllifl ll” food lettered llocltlr and Vkour. ~ Mrs. E. Mclaughlln. 95 Parliament

. . ..___l `thaf_ sex. Perhaps it is that the race is 9°".T°mm,i°. 3 _ G. C. RICHARDS&C

`i¥il&‘H

1 _

nemnz tm-re with day trams for

.na HALIF \X. _

rD.\'EYwnn steamer-_Bruce for t Aug 9 -_iw i - Nil

3 3_5

»0D - . -» rlunnutt M n

§.‘=ja;a,... ,;‘:,1;f;`a:"e.1;;§ iss; ll. Mi! _ _ i v l _ ,_ '|13-r`eItgtFb)i>'chad_at Grand Trunk w H P'

:$516351 iii?gioiiropiiiiii/'sa?iieag2r;;anil &RESmEHgE_K¢m SL, Ig” ° V 0’ ' *U r.;»,f>__;-n.-s_ 35,5' ,,1;';,..,_ _foe Younis LADIES-

_ _ 0. ` _

gemngitaraier. certainly iris a-ueehar ‘ C I N nw sm,-1 havegreataien in Mrs What Trade We Have Well

_ _ ' . _ __ ' Hold and What We Haven

stun nav. anna. 1; Afad la ¢_0l|¢8’_¢ We- Aff-= ~

IORTHUIBERLAND & PRINSESS B tk_y~s Lmimem cures Neumlgm I N S- there was no ring-bone and no larneness,

_ ' en ' ‘

» ~rourrnr:n reach... F F. ’§#§“L”“°“S°N' _ ""'_"'-'”-"e I

'if nassaui - °“” " S’ ' ' ' T e e I A ,';» I vt ' I ‘ /1 7' \"- _ __ _ _ _

St "°h”’]¢f§i§Sf°ini:iif£i<iiie"f ‘ V _ V- -ye The sixty-third session of this college - ~ _

me °' M § l“‘°:'° f"‘:.”°f:, asrate..a.t;°a.:a.aae..s°::ei2:a 4 i e at ‘~

d ll station: of lac oo ern 061 - _ ll _ _ _ _ » '__ _ -» , » e '

DU é'§E§E,¢o,,,,¢¢¢. The freshest _and beet assort rangeof elective_s__d__r;r1_ng __{;1es_t t;vSo. c;l‘_e_r; _ _ _ _ _

for ST- J0HN» B05 ment of c0I»f°0l>1°“°r'7- pm °”°rS’ spema is m r pe In all the latest designs

Do ’t miss seeing those souvenir d°1Q:"‘f‘m°“t'.S° 1 f * ' °

an Moncton with train for Can- D _ grstratron of under duat s l

best answered by telling what the csv. ernments of the other provinoesare doing. Those Governments give an towards the Gxlienses 'of the certain concessions, such? as

holidays to teachers who recognition on the part of of P. E. ‘Island would -secure for curl teachers the advantage of having a 'ses-U sion of the School held in some part of the province at regular periods. _ _

decision and follow theeenlightened policy_

“An She was Kr:-wing wealqi gm; o`£'N. `B. and' N. S. in ‘the 'matter of the

- _Summer School, they would _getalarger-< ~ freturnrorthe expenditure involved than

for _any other _moneys expended for edu-.“ cational purposes.” I ' ' §

vince, application_has been' repeatedly 'made for recognition by our provincial authorities, but up to the present without 81106888.

The question may be asked what is ne-

cessary to secure adiliation ? That is

Ifouriaut-horities would reconsider their

J. D. Samoan. -

It blistered the horse but in a month L_

, env- . .-

i Rich men must burn their meh " _"__Hoi§v, aid

are the natural prey of high

But,-men of moderate

¢.-. ,.~.. '-

,,-

its is

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and business sense, should; query___W_li_Y 'i§ shoes are READY MADE »before-payifng ay, twice the price of “Fit-Reform” C

As carefully marie--as pt

retaining, “ ' '_ e ; _ if ` kBrand and"size'__a'nd‘ MAKERS’ price in left breast ___ Poe _ea _ _ ____ _ __ _ _ _.___

.lf F Suits $_lo, 12, 15'_and 18.'

f Trousers $3, 4 ' _ - .1 ~ `“ " le

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. _ _ v »

_ e our CARBON Powrrrarrs are unfrnrled-. ‘ ` ° »

an sr rnhn with U. RSS. Jngd shells of places of interest on P E. year 148_1argeSt in the hisiigjy of She CTI ~

s d Ca d lso z n

_ - Our customers areal] delighted

L°f I;ri°’“°il5’”‘:ha“”da D°m“3°” Ishnfdll l of views” of P. E. legecentl added to the ecirricuiam aj “ B’-mn 3

S Lines Tuesday and kfaiufdiy - A u sappy _ _ - y _ - _ . .

on .

h nd visit the _leading studio. . __ ,_Q-

l Peda conducted by a

Bm,-_;;¢°,,g,~;_;,<;;;f»-:gg is 1-1-<1 at .___ 1,. IJ Q _ t ca. i-i. c=c>c.:>|-<,

Wm’ S*°“’”°’s f°’ E”'P°"' R, H, ¥ _H a,,‘§‘,,'f:.g,‘§‘,§£§‘€,§,‘§S,fil;f, C°u°g° d‘st'”ctly QneeGraf annd ton Sta. Ch’town. ' - I

about llagagfaztx t_l_1_1;§¢ sflyfldnifgyrj City Howl Comelrb & i For Calendar or other information apply, i ‘

AO‘WN for Picton at83° x open from 7 3" m’ to px

T- "°"E'=~ Sale//»

t Line for _ - -' f ef ' "

PE I.

& tianaral Agent

ii all than-ked at reasonable Pri°°9

and Lubricating Oils r N0 ei-.mule to show good

;~,\ d P

Inltlrg waste etc. ,ty Zgwgu _ _ _ ____ ____s_____ :_ nil luminal ol Hour fl. G” F“=*“‘8 ° .

p_ te _ HALE<, secretary . .7 o _

P.E_r. Juneisd and w. Ofiice Hours-8 to 10 » 1-' ‘° ~ lt _ _ _ _ _

6 to 8- t...§..e€‘i’»§i,‘.?23'..§’i§ §§f.i‘2iL?f‘lm““‘i~i$‘é r§"“ih I

_~ .._...__._._-_- TELE PHONE 233 ' courses of study-Collegiate, Piano ligdlsic,

_ Vocal Music, Art, Elioocutn. Instruction

_ _ _ . also provided in Stenography and Type-

f * v ` writing. Fourteen Competent Instruct-

Sxv " ...

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ofu .update tinware which is

"-" ei<>ns,E1eceric B611 PM 1° e

ors. ~

For Calendar' and further information

apply to

X J rr rr DONALU I new get them N I

~ . . . 'ac . I ' ° ~

The\ ,. N Aug 9 4 w. Prmeipar. f

___ _MOde| _ _ » ‘ , 5

Tm Shop f ' ' e 1

_; _

N 1 (tl

.t _N Opposite R. Toombs

,i`t"§‘° '+4 _- C _ ;e Alice '* fw<>1fv_a1e,N.s, - : J ._{}_;,.`€-/;._, ,_ `_T5 j-i. , ~ .

J. _

has just received a new stock _ *

Ou the move. Better bargains. See our

window for this week. Move now or you’ll

thin hlleuhe intent' I

5 om rices, call and i - Y 3 ‘vol-FVILLE, N. '57 ‘ I T

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Prepares for College, Teachers Certid- _,

cates, Business Life and entrance into » ___ _ ‘

V _ - 'tA_1s_as'.'seh 1. _ _ ' , . ` "i I

iiililhliili Gill WSE tgdreparred at shortest notice. I “E ° 'ence °°S._ _ _ .

Blend lea are it ~ '*"“°""_"S; - - ._ . -°w=°°°b‘° *fm* “"1 P'°"‘P“’7 ’°°l

orwrrre us or nnces befor Wa H* your orde Q _ Great George Sbfwf.

T e Academy Home rms tour resident '

The Manual Training .I ~. is tne best

- _ mitted for. ~

I - eqhi flJIi‘pi:_-‘,;a`ltle]:rf?zi1r‘nii.(ri3 e;ir:ii‘tfiie1i°Iciilr?o*i'lrirl1ation ` Deposits received and inii€l'B!U Bl'

3` “PDU t°_ ' _ _ iowed at best current rates.

Prrn. I-I. L. Brrttain. Meyers aswam.

_._0}_4‘_.._ _

Collections made on the most

.¢a~:-~~

Yes, to serve you with the kind

SHEO

1,1 _ 1-

_ ther.

- Call and see how little money it

I ~ takes to buy an outfit at

Undernenr,Sh1rts, _

Hats and Clothin

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