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Tun GUARDIAN has received from the

editor, Mr. John _A. Cooper, 9, large volume entitled as above. It contains 658 P8808 and is superbly illustrated. The mechanical execution of the work is highly 'creditable to the World Publishing Com- pany of Guelph, Ont., by whom it is printed. The Perfect Speaker purports to be a complete encyclopaedia of elocution, oratory and etiquette, and includes life- ,like portraits and brief biographies of the most distinguished statesman, diplomats, divines and public speakers of Canada, Great Britain and the United States with specimens of their speeches, addresses and orations. The interesting and valu- able preface to the work is from the pen of Hon. G. W. Ross, Premier of Ontario, himself one of Canada’s model speakers. The contents of the volume are varied and interesting as the above outline would indicate. It opens with a well considered dissertation on elocution and physical culture with a page given to the ideas of Delsarte. The well-chosen selections are sogrouped as to be readily accessible, f»0\10l1llJR “DOD Mb, national holidays, humor of all sorts, pathetic and homelike religious and sublime, sentiment, patriot- ism, pastoral beauty, dialogues, tableaux and home entertainments and selections for children. A gallery of great orators follows with excerpts from the speeches of Salisbury, Gladstone, Disraeli, Rosebery, Chamberlain, Sir John llncdonnld, Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Lord Dulferin, Sir Charles Tupper, Lord Lorne, Hon. Joseph Howe, Alexander MacKenzie, Edward Blake, Sir Francis Hinoks, Sir Oliver Mowai, Cartier, Chapleau, Premier Ross, Nicholas Flood Davin, Sir William Daw- son, Rev. Dr. Potts, Col. Dennison, Sir John Schultz, Archbishop llachray, Principal Grant, D`Arcy McGee, and Hon. George E Foster. The Aneric~n orators from whom extracts are made include Daniel Webster, T. B. Reed, Philips Brooks, Abraham Lincoln, Rev. Dwight L. Moody, Senator Depew, Evarts, Blaine, Henry George. Frances Willard. Beecher, Garfield and McKinley. A noteworthy feature is th promin- eneo given toCanadians and ine elimi- nation, of all un-British or anti-Canadian sentiment. Larsze space is given to the etiquette of oiiicial and social life,' and this feature will be of special value to those who are rising or hope to rise in the world. A chapter is devoted 14),- the origin of world favorites in sung and verse, and other chapters to beautiful thoughts, scriptural proverbs and quota- t' rul I

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UNVEILING THE QU1~:sN’s s'rA'rUE

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CLUB DINNER AND GARDEN PARTY. ?

There was an important ceremony this 5 and decomnedl the border being 5 begun' BUFFALO, Sept 21-(Sl.'|€Cl§-Ll-' JUSl1l¢€S hs b,

morning conferring the new honors onlfui scroll, showing adesign of rose, thistle Lewis and Timfs’ who were "s;g;,.d to \

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distinguished CanadianS_ grind shamrock intermingled with the “fend Czolgosz wmbe _readyw pmwod _ Y ` y

The ceremony over the party crossed f maple leaf' 00 MOUGHY- ' j o '

the river and .,,,,,,,, to H,,;1_ _ lrrsrrnnuns vvrrn sM.u.LPox. _ ni-zscunn wmm Unconscious. ' ' ' or140,0wa¢m. _ '

_ Himix, sept. 2o.-(specis1.)- The PORT HURON. Michican _S¢eli_20-__<_SI>°°- Tl" °*°"»°“"f“*'“‘l

h D k .1 d th statue l Gloucester lishing schooner Goodwin drriv' ml)-“W~ Dm8°°“» °Wn°l' °f “I3 5050013 “vm” 1“?°fxm,

At noon t e U e ‘mvel e e l ed with two men sick with smallpox. 'G Jupwerv W“°1`1°¥3°d i°S°8l“*WB5¥ hu l t'°rmi°‘6°‘ in*

L ` ' _ been recsued. A ' _ ` .

Grounds and later presented the war “Holm LINE RAILWAY SOLD' " ' ' RUNNINGTHIYABQWC

Sr. Srnranw, N. B Sept. 21.-(Special )- He was lashed to a raft and unconscious

medals to returned Canadians, f Russell Sage to~day .purchased the Shbre when picked up his three cnmpanioug bel h an 1.”

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Line Rai1way_for$25,000. _ in drowned ‘ Q I _

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0° his “em” th* D“k° ‘““°‘”"“‘“ “h° 51:73. sept. c 21.-<spe¢m.)_ ` Cm GO I S _ the ecvernuiens Rideau club and this afternoon attended McAmSt,._,.'3 shwmaker shpp wn"bu.g1u._ CA. S .A 5

a garden party at Rideau Hall. ized and $462 stolen.__ Y _ ` . ___ Chimgg, Sept, 21,._(Sp¢gi51_) ._ Thy

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Miss Fno. HAMILTON left on Saturday

on return to Boston.

John Burke of Kensington, was _

fined $50and costsfora violation of the

Leslie, before Stipeudiary Wright in, Summerside on Saturday.

Tm: time oimeeting of the fall term of

the Supreme Court of Prince County, which was changed at lastfsession of the Provincial Legislature, has been set down for Tues'lay,November 26th. li

Grey cotton bargains.-Twenty webs of

cotton bought at I bargain. We aré offering 17 yards of cotton for $1, this is good heavy goods, full yard wide.: Come and see it at M¢;Gougan 81 Wright’s.-li

Tru: Cumberland Furnace is s. splendid

thing to heat the house with; Nowjis the time Lo consider the matter of having one put in your residence. Talk the matter over with James Morrison, Summerside.

-21 2i.

THE Y. P. S. C. E. of the Presbyterian

Church, has arranged a series ef enter tuinments for the fall and winter seasons, csiisisting of l»_-ctur-:s,concerts and socials. The first number will be given to-morrow evening in their hall, beginning at 8 o’clocl:. It debates the question “Is War Justifiable 2" Messrs. J. H. Bell, Neil McLeod,A. C. Saunders, Prim.. R. H. Campbell, Captain Reztfl and others Will speak. Tickets covering the full course can be had from the committee or at Mr. Montgomery’s Bookstore.

occurred about 7.30 Friii-oy evening, re» moved another of our oldest. citizens. For many years Me~.F.rf-wr; did a tinsmith and stove bu_=,§n@_.c fn '~£i;_;:;.-_l‘sld€,fr0m Which he retired Vo gears. ago. He was up-

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Tan death of Mr. Patrick l%rown,Which l'

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Whose oratory excited Czolgosz.

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Meerschaein Cut Plug Smoking becco.

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ld _Everywhere. |04. per package l

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Judson and `»l0=~rS W&1b°P. IWW? ‘U ” _` ti, __< ,.

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For the Long Evenings/

Gail and get some Mafyliower ` I

brand of Kerosene Gil, the best oil ,

i will _-all in mu. gallon lots at 21

me a. ga 'n. innes-i Lohsters, one lb Hats

ues' 1:>e._-if, 25 cents.

Léhbv _\IcNeil’e Sliced Bacon

ln:,xiri;cd_ to Charlottetown, which Tl

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and one son-in-law. The funeral toolil _“Y V

- place yesterday afternoon to the People s§

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Cemetery

Tim GUAnmaN’s representative was

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shown by Mr. D. A. Sharp on Saturday two Red Beating Hammers, or Maidens Blush apples, which measured 13% and 13

lllurderer’s Counsel Ready-

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Schooner Uwner Rescued ' When Unconscious.

Line Railway Bought by Russell Sage-A Burglary. R T f ' “ P ._ - ._.-

Cmcnioo, Sept 21 -(Special)-E. B.

Orrswa, Sept. 21 -(Special )-Lord This afternoon Lady Minto for the Passmom ,hue “pressing his ,isnt to Bm'm"5Y»F3*'°3»

Miuto is not to go west with the Duke Women’s National Council presented fuends that he could nataetqi wana I” 5 'P°°‘| mb

but will Join him duck shooting in Mani Princess with an address on behalf of the ssh, M Mcxmhy’ dn' ° nvclva, ‘Mol Pruidug L°‘3l’°t

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meant'

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American Sugar American Tobacco n Atchison Common Brooklyn Transit

Burlington _

Louisville Nashville Manhattan _

New York Central North Pacino Common n Rock Island

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United States Steel Com.

Southern Pacino

Erie Com.

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Beef( arter) Bef <$‘.‘.§.i1»p..l§T. _ _

sept. when 68;; ccmssg; o¢cs,- oy _- P°“‘ °’- ~= anmvmaous

Dec. Wheat, 11; 'Corn 635; Oats,-

Jan. . Wheat, 745;- Com.. -.; 0ats-

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FOR SALE

Butter (fresh) per lb. ._ _ . Chickens per pair .... _ _ Eggs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . Fowls per pair ........ .. Flour per cwt .......... . . Oatmeal, new, per cwt. _ Hides per lb . . . .. ., . . . .. . Hay per cwt . . . . . . . . . .._

Beets, per bunch, _ Pork. _ _ . .' . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . Potatoes new _ . . . . . . . . .. _ Mutton per carcass .... ._ Onions per bunch ...... . .

Lettuce per bunch ..... . . Cattle Dressed . . . _ . . . . ._ . Cauliflower . _ . .. . . . ._ ..

U8.bbBgr~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . Butter Beans . . . . . . . . ._ _ Blueberries . _ . . . . . . . . . ._ _ clery . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . _ ._ _ ucumbers . . . . . . . . . . . ...

.squash _ . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . _..

Turnips. bus _ . . . . . . . .._

Barley ,pez-bushel . . . . .. _

Laanh per hea . . . _ . . . . .._

Butter, per lb ....... .. . . Calfshins, each . . _ . .

gms, per doz . . . . . . . .._

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Ha , pressed

Oatmeal, per 1(1) lbs. _ _ .

| Oats (black) per bushel. . Oats white) r bushel. .

Beets (table) . . . . _ . ...... Lamb skins each ...... _ _ A Shee skins

Oats .........................

Carrots, per bunch ..... . . .

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SUMMERSIDE MARKETS.

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Beef (carcass) (per lb .... 0 £25

,Pork live per lb . . . . . . . . . ,_.0 05 Bu;-lirwhcat . . . _ _ . . . . . . . . . .._

Hides per lb. .. Island Flour, per 1(1) lbs..

Wheat per geushel Pork (carcass) per Potatoes, (new) bushe Tnrnips. ..... ........ ..

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Grade 1 tr 5 now stock (8 gross

catchers’ Manual

will be herein s few Scholars will please ar, our Bookstore for Dmwvng BJOk-\ list price 10 cents per copy.

0. CAR‘l`Eli&

' who have not yet

placed fall orders

l as soon as you can. We c:.nnot

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inches in circumference. ...They were 5

grown by Mr. A. K. Henr%gGr8Y“’ll3"’» g '_._._ Mills, Ne-.wLondou, and the em. ..f f variety, Mr. Sharp says, th if iw ev -- so

That very desirable farm and residenfe

_ t ‘ _ _ rg _ .r -.vned by the late ScnatorA.°svnault at Abram’s

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