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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

SATURDAY MORNING JUNE 17 IHIL

THE SECESSION OF NORWAY, 'must somewhat soften the harshness of

- the sudden separation. It remains to be

seen whether Norway has decided wisely. lier people are few; her weakness may becomeu piey to greedy and rapaclous

tneighbors. Sweden also will be much weaker than the united Kingdoms were.

t'i"y‘“"d me 5e"c‘n"R Sun” were °°"` Meanwhile t-he sepnratloli of the two §fIlI."§f.`l.TII.`.'.".`2f.'f"i§.. J.."`.§’.f."‘I.`§..`fi°'.f.'.i.'. "“"“‘°"“‘°*"°' °‘

Sweden depend ‘wr Kms andmlty up lm affords nn interesting and holnewhat iiidcpenilcnt establishment Apparently Burning spwmulo to the Eumpusn com' , ' ` ' munity of nations. What ifa craze for this latest secession is not to be resisted dlsunkm “nd sepnnmon would now or hy armed force and the separation is to hereurwr get In V

bc aprncofui one, with much of mutual

respect and kindly feelings on both sides. *___-_' So Abram and Lotseparated ionu ago that A wrner in The Emminer ls aswnished there might be no strife among their re- mm’ The Guudlnn should plum” me spe.-tire hcrdsmen, but peaceable secess~ cm' as “mmf A cruel de"p°t‘ °r“ wmk

ion is something coinparativciy new ""3 'md "QL put Sh' \vm"ld Lnurl" in

`the pillory in like fashion. \Ve must ron- fesstonot having noticed any conspicu- ous-resemblsnce between the two great. men. Sir Wilfrid lms more repute for sunny ways than has the Czar. Ile rules by means of a Parliament elected by the people, a large maiority of whom give him their support. The people ure free to send Sir Wilfrici into retirement at their

pleasure but seem not disposed to do so Where then is the resemblance between Sir Wilfrid and thc Czar i

Fon SAL!-I Gunn'-A counter show case

4 ft long. Walnut, nickle corners, in good order,-Miller Brothers. t5~liSd Bi

Forty odd years ago when the southern

States of the greater American Republic sought. to withdraw from the union there

resulted one of the bloodiest wars |_n his-

nmoni: the nations.

'l`hc diIl`\-|-ences between the two

Scrunllnavian Kingdoms, so far as their

go\'er|\\uent was concerned do not appear to have been very grave. Both Ipeoplcs enjoyed the fullest measure of individual liberty; both were mainly of n common religious fuith;they had nfcapablc and well disposed King who was held in honor by both his Swedish and Nor\\'c/riansulijects. This affection for King Oscar by the pr-opie of Norway was touchingly attested ut the momi-nt of separation by their ex~ presscil desire that he would permit one of his sons to become their Sovereign. l`hls he could not do. but the request

P . I

IQARPET Ti _

Need a carpet, an

“Q L. `

` oilcloth, any rugs, any

U ev,

blinds or curtains?

` ` We’re here now 'with

__ ,_ more beautitul house

'."‘f“ ‘__ ` - dh _._

fixings than you ever

saw in one store on the

Island before.

And what’s more we know how to sew and lay

a carpet better than most people. A A

Our carpet sewing machine cost at lot of money,

but it's worth it ali. It matches carpet perfectly,

which cannotbe done in hand sewing.

It sews your carpet in an hour, no long waits

while somebody is fooling away your timé. The

seams are almost always impossible to see; in hand

sewing the seams are visible a big part of a mi'e

away.

We will sell, cut, sew and lay your carpet in 2

hours -any time you're ready, and do a better job

than others can-and don't forget we do it 4 cheaper

too. ‘

We lrnow what we can do, and we can do what

we know how to do.

If there's anything you need or your house

needs come in today and _ make us prove our state-

I.'il¢lli.8» ' '

Prowi_se§ Bros.,

1‘h`¢“-onlyurrxcifpeime. " 1

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Summereide.

Upper Hillsboro Street.

all who knew him.

homestead at’ Dunstaffnage, and George now very seriously ill at t-he P. E. Island

crtson, Marshfield, and Katie at home.

The Minister of Itailwsys has had the

unpleasant duty of reporting a iieilclt of about $l,800,0(X) on the Government Rail-

wnys for the year now about to end. The receipts show some increase over the past year but the expenditure has far outrun them. Last winter's terrible storms and increased wages are let down as the chief causes of the big adverse balance.

We gladly make* the -correction

suggested by The Patriot. It was Mr.

“Wo feel assured.” Hence the error.

auditory.

STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Closing Prices June 15. June 16.

Atchison _ ..._ -. _ . 815 812 Copper ._ . 79A 7% B.R.'r._....... in on

Baltimore............ 1085

150; '

N. Y. Central...... . 1415

Erie . .... .. Illinois Central.... . Louisville and Na. . . . Manhattan .......... Metropolitan Mlssourll Pacitlo.... Pennsylvania. . . _ . . . .

HB] 150i

402 40; 1015 _mr 1455

1621' |23 W . 1:45

ms. 1345 02l 174% 1221 27i 04l 22':

985

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Reading `-..., `95§ . Sugar ` l8l§ Southern Pnciilo. 02} st.P»n|._....._ 174 Union Pacitle.....'... 122! U. S. Steel_......... 27; U. S Steel Pre'f‘d.. Mil Dominion Steel 2l§ Dominion Steel Prfd . Dom. Steel Bonds... Dominion Coal 76; Twin City . . . . . . . . ... ll4§ Colorado Fuel . -42 /

-.ml --¢-- nu;

MlNARD'S LINIMENT ls the only

Linimcnt asked for at my store und the only one we keep for sale.

All the people use lt. `

HARLIN FULTON.

Pleasant Bay. O.B. U '

Invictus slcoes tor men-Alley

st Co. Charlottetown Agents.

azdw tf.

It pays to advertise a good article-It is

rather an empty ,ioy for most. women to read about e. swell muslin vmlet, il. Ngu- ler $1.11) line for 50s, after their-‘I is safe- ly inthe wardrobe, but then when you

pclaily when the offer comes this early In the semen. 'ther nn, handsome, ale-g gently msde,§ edoxeu for UD or Boo' each-Ju. Paton A: Co., l1d ll, ‘

hint.: .m~s....1_1'..,.5 mzmd. "md-" ' ’ln‘gl»grad¢o¢Ai¢Iu` nyular- ...ud mater, cohen azz numi- fic tire rigs Thayore /iniollcd up fi/nt aw ww. sua. non ogpmrsnmui 8ella'nga¢l¢no¢¢tpr1§ee|byAHm'ne &

_ »_ .. »

00. 8~6mv/ & no I ao,

Henman nent in hit like txwwd thwsheut s 'manuals mutha dum of uma- mance( thlnvltrvmaemue oeouned ot the P B. Ieleldlloepital during '1'hundn,ynl1ht.IIe was ligityqeven years of ene,seu of the lstedelua Scott McLeod of Duultoffnlge and-on elder hrotheeef the late lIon.~IL‘C.)(oLeod of

Mr. McLeod was engeged lo farming at mnmnnsge mnu 1?m_»nm which time he has lived uqulot life in East Royalty, doing a little farming and keeping some choice horses, in which he never lost |h|s v interest. More reoentlyhe -resided. on

Mr. McLeod was widely known and

esteemed on e successful farmer, as n Director of the Driving Pnrk‘Association, us a member and liberal supporter of the Presbyterian Church. A man of the high- est probity, generous and aecorumodat~ ing, judicious in counsel [and ever ready to help another,{a good citizen and un honorable man, he has passed to his

reward, leaving a fragrant memory to

To the mourning survivors, and near

relatives of the deceased we tender heart-

felt and respectful sympathy. Among them are his wife and their only son Frederick J. McLeod, counsellor-at-law of Boston ; three brothers, William McLeod_ of Cambridge, Mass. ; Alexander on the

lnnpml; two sine.-s,M.s_ P.M¢N_ not- ‘

Full and not The Patriot who “feit as- sured" that the Local Government would recommend that the new steamer shall be s car-ferry steamer. The article which misled us was not signed, and the writer used the editorial form of expression-

Wlth a full moon in the sky. the

Methodist Conference in our midst, the Gardens in verdure and bloom, what shall hinder one of our flue bands playing for the dclectatlon of all on the square on one of these lovely evenings, say Monday evening, before our visitors leave us? They would enjoy the music and th! hand would enjoy having such o distinguished

tea. Dominion Blend registered, Curvell

li-li.. I

can afford to have one or two extra, es~=.

1' A.W.lioiill|l,Pill_ll.B.

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anagananala reg =”

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M|llINf=iiY. Hill?

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ILLINERY ` TRIMMINGS liALI" PRICE

Men’s Ready-Made Suits, Iialf Pricc_ Twceds, all kinds, 0ne~`Third Off.

REATXCLOSING OUT SALE

PERKINS Qt CO.

urea-

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» Trimmed Hats, Half _ Price. e »

P Untrimmcd Hats, Half Price. _

1 Q3 - __ ‘ f » \ ‘ \\§ ».\ \\-\ “_ ,_ _ P., N

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Ni-:W Yomc, .func 15-A despatch from Zanzibar announces the death of Typpoo Tlb, the noted Arab Chief and slave deal-

Continent- in 1876, I-Icnry Stanley met

Til), and described him as n most remark- able character.

Beware of Ointment for Catarrh _' that Contains Mercury,

ns mercury will surely-destroy the sense

of smell and co|npic_t._e-y_frier¢§;%ge_tlxe whole system when entering it hrough thn mucous surfaces. Suci articles should never be used except on prescriptions

from reputable physicians, as the danmm- they wi l do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hail`s lfatarrlx Gare, manufactured by F. J. Cheney 8.: Co.. Toledo, O., contain no mer cury, and is taken internally, acting di

of the system. In buying 1iall`s Catarrh ‘Cure be sure you get thc af-nuinc. It is -taken internally and made in .Tolcdn, Ohio; by F. J. Cheney 8c Co. Testimonials

Sold by Druiggisls. Price iiic. per bottle Take }Iu.|l's <`amilyPills for constipation

I' ANNOUNCEMENIS.

- LOST.--Friday, a purse. Finder please leave at Guardian office. 17d 2|

_- _Top Bug|¢y,good as new forssnle cheap --Apply to Robert Woods-Boarding Stable King Street. 0 lild 1w` ‘

- Landing today 2lO pressed,hnifprcssed

and caddies of the well known brand of

Rattenbury &: Messervy, Distributing Akents for P. E. I., N. S. and N. B. 6-l7d3l.

-Victoria Division, 'Sons of Temper- ance, will meet in regular session on Mon-`

always welcome. Frntemal visit to Eli

er. When travelling through the Dark'

free. _

§mmm \\\\\\@vuI/9L\w\\\w»

M7 _¢

ARAB CHIEF DEAD. V » ' ` `“" Ruohed~With Orders _

All the' [Time

work

,Jesse _

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The remark is often made to us, "How is it, you eremlitsyi so

busy?" The answer is a s\m_ple one, we give such satisfaction inthe wor we do, that our reputation is known far and wic_v:, and every- where all over “Our Fair Island Province,” even across the straits £0 Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Cape Breton, Quebec and Ontario, in fact in all parts of the Broad Dominion we have received orders for

Is the buestion a didicult one to answer? Wetrow ' . Satisfaction is the essence of success, hence our success in busi-

Remember us when in needof work done to your entire satisfac-

_BRUCE STEWART & C0’ t

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Founders, Engineers, Machinists and‘Boilei-makers, '

A' Steam Navigation Coy’s. Wharf,

. Charlottetown, P. E. I.

rcctll' upon the blood and mucuoussurfnces ` - Pixme 125' ' B°x |280'

_r;s.» til7’ie

m./_/_Z7

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snnage grounds Wednesday evening June

prove unfavorable social will lake place ` the following evening. - 6-l7d 4| pd

somely tailored white lawn shirtwnists In 4 leading styles was bought to sell at $1.15

Alu:

Often too bus to tell you

_ I eofftlui uulmtilrous helisrlius *we

oernteonaeo I' ure-' ` ments, such as ze Jgmba, _ in i li d T ' a r,toot an null rushes.

You will find them here.

Fluid Megneeiue, Baby

' Food|.Lsntlve| we have else.

_ 3' Satisfied cuetomefe-

- deal here and uve' money.

Youre for drug wants.

'_ ’_1`h= S.<iwe_Dr¢nl»¢.» .

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,_ _ ~ i *.- ay evening in Wrights Hall. Visitors _

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pf l

4/ /'diff' i

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21st at7 o‘clock. If the eveninu should V

lon Division, Rocky Point on wednesday Enamgl nf,

next Slat instant will be arranged for. ,

~The ladies of the North River Bn tint

_ P 9

Church Aid Society purpose holding an ice cream-social on the beautiful par- ,

Brushes. K

An unrivalled display of women's hand- l '

ihe lingers Hardware Bu., ill..

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9 ‘f 'I L- ;

Oi Concerts, Sociele,En- terteimneuts, etc., ,of u money making nature, 5oenm e line (el éwoxde)

. for lint insertion, and

2;; cents e llue for each continuation. Churches and charitable institu- tions hell' nhl. Mini- mum price .15 cute.

Black _announce- llltgli: Merrbizel

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' Deaths FREE but vena

"¢bove.`_¥2e!0sTf3|»h;i`

vu-(integrator

with deetiiqaime tour, ` ‘

we ~ »- A v nunouncnnrs ‘

.City of Ghent.

'From Halifax every Tuesday

"mins: from chrriormown, 'vw '1‘hmd¢y»* can it

H_awkeebnry, Arlclut,. Inset;

s\,_°°* _ Hffbittf, :Selmoii ._ 8** _

._ siminlilei - ll -kyuvj-'ral ouaaoias. '¢,'_.'u___ Adm- _ E, _

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ii PiiiK_A'|l_il is

Phone 246.'

H5-lldbf ` ' _ `

CU.

' ' You can sen

"it

‘ The linen worn by other ple.

Othcr ‘people can oc tho len YOU wear Howi o ou wish to have tlfom sec itl Inferior iliiundry work makes good linen look

poor. Even Koor linen looks well when done up hyus. 'I' obcnttestisutrie.l._

A. F. WEBSTEIt. Stal' Steam Lnnndry.

Just Rcccivcd

A full line of Christie Biscul t, in-

cluding: _ _ Zephyr Cream Sodas,

Lemon Sandwich,

Fig Bar,

Sultana, _

Smyrna,

Social Tea, _

Arrowxoot, .

Choc Dessert, ' ' '

Petit Choc. Chcc Drips,

Peach Bar, ` '

and many other lines, all fresh and

good. -

Jenkins & Son

nnhr

Gnuds.

We have just received nice _line of Ladies’ Purses and Handbags. _ We have some exceptionally good

' values inhand bags. Call ‘ and let us show them' to you. V

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The Drugglst and Opttclan

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_.__ 1~_ : Custom Tailorlng,;Gen\'s Fur. nlshings, Hats, Caps, CIC., ¢iC.

Sin:-We wish to direct your

attention to our stock of new cloths for spring and summer wear. _ ‘ ` ' _

Our cloths are imported from

the very best mann acturers in England, Scotland and Ireland and include :

~Woreteds» Fancy Suitings,

Vicunas, ` Serges,

Tweeds, Trowserlugs.

And fancy Vest Cloths. Overcoatings in Vlcunse,,R_cin-

proof and fancy Worsteda. _

We can guarantee satisfaction

in the cutting, Biting and make up

of our clothing. ~ '

We invite you 'io call and ex-

amine the' stock end believe wa will be cblete suit you.

Yonxsr`enpeétfnl‘y»

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