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C C C C C C 9' C' i EDITORIAL NUTES- i We are informed that the Honor- W

fl Tm: GUARDIAN at"his political meet-

.; 1 A Admiral Dewey who so greatly

O - - - '_ '_' distinguished himself at Manila, is a

GUST isss r.ilin elder in the Vall o Presb te-

_ rnin.ti'_ .lr ,sa . ‘ ` 8 ° _ _el Y n p ¢ _ L_ _ . rian church, California-a worthy

‘J G _ THE QUEBEC Co,”-Engng;-, representative of the church militant. U l

n lccnference at Quebec, and never be-

_ _ n fore at the time of a meeting of this

aii ill-fitting uiico_ni- 6 \‘ Character _has there been so general f0l‘t21bl€ hal; flllrlllg ` an expression of oeslre that the ques-

°~. h tl 1- 'Z n tions in difference between the two

this ot wea ie . _ d b _t bl d h

,~ fit our U countries shoul eequi a _y an_ ar-

\\ e can ' y U moniously adjusted. But will this feel-

head as Well as your _ i ing there is some doubt expressed and pocket book. and the the fact is recognised that the

*J The leading newspapers of the

an f” iUnited States are devoting a good

0 ideal of attention to the international

more iliiserabletha

" lIl&l§€ yOu fOl'g€l3 the A iditiiculties to be surmounted are by

heat with one of our T H0 ms”-“S Small

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Moncton is about to _open a. iin

new school building which is to b called- the Aberdeen in honor of th Governor General. Lieut Governo McClelan, Premier Emmerson, D Inch and Dr Stockton, leader of th opposition have been invited to spe

all V116 f°"”°l °PeUi“S~ ` l teaches it will yet effect a great trans-

'pears elsewheie raises a. questio which may have impressed othe minds than his. It adds to th horror of the Bourgogne disaster whe

. . ' between the two we think of the scores of bodie light weight straws. ° The. °l"°S'“°“s . ‘ - - - -

_ -< t th have been hitherto found Boating in the Atlantic wit

one third OE all 2 Tfdrdnlllsdgzd byqflie recentfevents in life preservers on. There is no e

our StI‘a,W l1€1lS. thgwar with Spain which have made cape from the _conclusion that man

, n Cuba independent and made Porto of these unfortunate persons ~mu

~' F, C0 U Rico a part of the United States. have been alive for hours and ‘ pe _J Canada’s large trade with the Spanish haps for days after the collislo J SUNNYSUIE- Q West Indies thus assumes a new Surely the awful event should `\ s 3 J J J D C J ') phase and becomes ani important turned to account as an incentive t " J .A faotor in any new settlement of the provide every possible facility forsth _,___ f , trade questiopdsnd the Atlsntie has; gescigtgf rsssgntstzw eXP°=s<; f° Ps

` 'es. The vantage rests wit t ere r. e r prepare 0118

I l ghited States in this regard and we launching, better boats and repea

may be asked to make concessions in drill by shipsl crews in .launchin other matters if we are to retain our boats, are imperatively demanded. _ y resent privileges in West India ----- ' l ,I_~;a,-keen, Reference has been made by a co

A point that reserves frequent men respondent in these columns to M

JohnC Clark G W P of th

able William Campbell is reading

ings. We are glad to learn the fact ‘anti trust that both he and his bearers' will profit by this journal’s wholesome, ‘L and judicious counsels. It sometimes li happens that the Brst effect of a good medicine is to make the patient feel, worse than he did before. This seems

° to have been the effect of THE GUAR- " Dias upon Mr. Campbell. But we " 'assure him that if he will continue 'to ° read, mark, inwardly digest and put

in practice what THE GUARDIAN

formation in him. The better element

MT Cwmbs in 8' lettei which *P* 'within him will grow and enlarge

U until he will be surprised to find that rl there was. so much room for expan- ° sion. But it will take time.

D _-___ S Botli the Halifax Chronicle and St. h John Globe remark upon the fact S' ‘that many maritime towns were not Y _ represented at the’ recent meeting of 3° the Maritime Board of Trade. The

Y' Globe calls upon the Board to explain n_ . _ _ . _ ,

why it is called “Marltime’ under

be such conditions and remarks that °A_ many places, inc1ading_Charlottetown

9 i “which have local boards do notr seem

nl to nsve thought. it worth while# to :gland deiegsttsx’ It rnsy be explained

that the Charlottetown Board of

8 Trade appointed an able and

worthy delegation but from pressure of private business or other cause the

1" delegates did not attend. _ This is r- much regretted, but the Maritime

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tion -in our American exchanges is . , . . . _ e Sons Board ought ng; to he blamed for tha

I I I ° ` ' ` ' Dr- failure. 1 '

Co. of Edinburgh:(Est. 1825

_issues policies on all the lead- nent. Tliere`is also in the American -falsity of certain charges against D

the remarkably friendly and cordial of Temperance, supporting l feelings now subsisting between the Pobertson as a candidate in the Fi

The Standard Life Assuranc two pegpies, and a general desire ex- District of Queens. It now appea.

pressed on both sides of the line that that before doing so Mr Clark to

rst i/ __ YS; One of the childish objections to k ' ‘ ' r

the preferential toni is that the duty,

1'- 'preferential tariff took effect. If the

_ ) these sentiments may become perma- point I0 il1f01‘lI1 himself ss I0 fillet on some articles was raised before the

_ _ _ papers arecognition of the value of Robertson which had been freely c ‘"8 Ph” °f me ‘md ""°St‘ 'Cnnndisn trade to the producers and culated. These charges were_ th ment insunnce, and agragsqn manufacturers of the -Republic. Dr Robertson, Wl`10 IS

- duty/was increased it was against all

8# foreign countries alike, and the high-

I- er the duty the greater advantage to

~ Canada stands _high in rank among drug 8150115 in ¢0Dl1¢0l'-i011 Will! his PPG- Britain to have ohe quarter less duty

8516 Nl-GS-. the' best customers of the United f6SSi0nll wlling, illegally sold liquors. to pay than other countries.

For rates or any other infor-I

States, from her contiguity, and the Mr._Clark was informed in writing by g g -g p " similarity gf tastes, Our neighbor; Dre Robertson that he did for ` some .

mation, apply to are evidently impressed with a desire 'liirlw kee? li<1\1°l`S f°1‘ méfliwl Purposes,

' to continue and extend their profit- bmi 80011 f0\1Dd -ill W 50 U- l1l1i8&Il°¢- "

Agent for P.E.I. -

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E ei-ig; remains tg be seem N0 one’ Scott Act and is now prepared to use -. ~

able trade with me Dominion and Pmiw '~W0\1ld Gill and the readiest means to that end will-T be l_1|!VlU8 iUl7°xl°%U°9»55¥9l'UlUK “ll” lille! a settlement of existing controversies Were P00l‘ly ill" Dr- with a measure for _ reciprocal trade 8180 b0€Il d€08iV0d false

~~ super-ndded_ and orders and so some time ago en

T139 dimgulgigg in the way g&V6 up llhB CHQIIOPB

_ the opposing interests on both sides f0l' 8-Dy P\1l'P0S0 Wlla-bsoever-f H '

of the line, and the nge unselfish ,took this action from principle and

- desire on the part of the cominission~ 8»Cf0d 011 i5 l>€f01‘€ f-here Waspny ta-lk

ld D lt N d im ,.31 ers of both countries to get the best 0fl1iS being D0miD1*l`»€d- M-01'00v8r

Of the bargain. HOW far these mg Dr Robertson informed Mr Clark' bo d t 1 -'

ee tives can be subjected to a desire for *hat he is in f8~V0\' Of Pl'0l1ibil'»i0I1, “dl 'il other rate a enum

l y g r § the general good of all North nm- always has besvshsv he voted for the oilet Powders.

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§ doubts that n fair settlement oovering his vote and influence to make pro- "Met P°Wd°"3’ ~

eeeoe P1

eeeoe

~ I 1 th _-th th = all grounds of difference would greatly; l1lblfl0Y1 f»h9 law Qf l"h¢ land S and ,

85;* u§edS;r1n§urv;t1l0p_ 6 E' ybenefig both oountl-ies_ Bug; Precisely furthermore that he does not intend igsllfl u S’ etcnetc when thinking of gettingi '» ha; wguld be 3, fair settlement will to have or kee intaxicatin l' uors

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0 k do . 1. E be a diiflculn matter to agree “Pom in his dispensary hereafter at any p _ A

ggz vgniy 1_3; Inuit; T; § W9 are glad that thg work has time or for any purpose whatever. w'

_ The matmial and w0,.k_§ been undertaken under such anspici- If' was 011 the basis Of these "'*8UI`3»U‘~’eS;` CENTRAL DRUGSTORE.

_ manship are always Strictly; ous conditions. It can but fail at 011% Ml' Clark l‘-“§"“`° his P0li*ical sup-i E- “pmt Classy § the worst, and we trust that it will PON I0 DY- R0b€I‘tS0IJ.

“suNNYs|ns.

Give ug ,_ can and be; not fail. For if a settlement of our

thoroughly c0nvinced_ §' differences cannot now be made by

§ the able and judicious men represent- i f » . e »

V' 7 X éing the two countries at Quebe¢,3hd

_ _ § under present favorable conditions of % ' - ' Engineers and Machinists. ' °§ good feeling and mutual desire for a. w @ . AS We have _Sinn

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yvomenls Chocolate Boo

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Charlottetown ;>.E.I. E Solution, the outlook for a settlement

PHUNE121 = at any time in the near future wlll

not be assuring.

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_ Of Picture Mouldings, all the latest de-i

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signs-Pictures framed at short notice.

Best value in the city in this line.

..._i...___.___ __ for a sh‘ort~<tii_ne at

@ per _cent ‘disooui._lt.` Th @are all- new , stock

@stylish. ' » .

Boots log? Less Than t Regula Prices

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\Vomen’s Chocolate Button Boots _

$2.25ior $1.80

Laced' Boot! _

24304101* 1.84

Laced Boch -' '

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Laced Beals

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p ’ receive s:ch tremendous

Burn lt in' a lamp alongside of any oil on obtain " ' dlswunts as now' ' '

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it departments, particularly in

3,2 out regardless of cost.

: prices.

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3_1 price. _

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This lot is made

Sateen Shirt Waisls Cuffs, _alhlateq styles ° _for only 69c.. _ ,

some with Collar and Cuffs

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You to see our _new iinportations

carried a splendid variety of Fashionable

But we can safely say that with our nm!

son, we have now the _largest stock and the Cloths ever shown in one Store in the City

Come and inspect our goods, and get We make the fashionable Cloths Par

Suit `a perfect fit.

We invite Inspection.

JOHNMc

setrtorial

pp Great George Streeti

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lineryi and 'Shirt Waists, which we

S? The remainder of our Slimmer

Seeoiir western window for

-; find two lots of Shirt Waists,

TABLE No. li l

' TABLElNO.2» 39S

C On thistable you will find

detachable Collar' and Cu&`s. Cuffs and detachble Collar

IT WILL

GENTS’ _FIIBIISIIIHBS _UP-

move

We have moved from the 3l|ll°» store formerly occupied 1*” by us. We are now to be sl” founda few doors further 5°' U'

A ever in our history did ' H