THE GUARDIAN :CHARLO'l"l"F.'|‘OWN. NOVEMBER 7 i890
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Those intending
To (live Anything,
To the Bazaar in aid of the
New Cathedral will find at ,l
F. J. HORN SBY`S
Book and Stationery Store ,
A great variety of useful and orna-
mental Articles, cheaper than cheap. ,
Dolls, Games, Toys, in great variety. ,
Books from the best authors. Picturesl
framed and unframed, Cut Glass
Butter C0olers,Water Bottles and De-
canters, Japanese Vases, Tea Pots, 5
o’clock Tea and Chocolate Sets and a
lot of goods too numerous to mention.
F. J. HORNSBY.
P.S.-Japanese Paper Nap-
kins in stock.
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iisuriicii
Fira Insurance
risks taken on almost-
every description of
property. '
larlno rloko, on
cargoes of steamers
and sailing vessels‘
covered at all seasonsf
GS COIDPBDIGS,
mi Morin uulinlil
Tl.'EiDAY. NOVEMBER. 7, 1899
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HOW WAR NEWS COMES.
There are 200 iiew_.p,,per cor~
respondents in South Africa ready
and willing to pay for the transmis-
sion of their news to England, but
cannot get it through. There are
two reasons for this. One is t-lie
limited capacity of the cables up the
east and west coasts of Africa, and
their occupation with Government
business, and the other reason is the
strict censorship.
, All the telegrams from Durban are
censored there before going up the
east coast cable- There is
no British censorship at Delagoa
Bay, that being Portuguese
territory, 'but despatches from that
point are censored at Mozambique and
again at Zanzibar, Aden, Suez, Alex-
andria. Gibraltar and Lisbon. The
object of censorship at so many points
is to prevent messages in the enemy‘s
interest being forwarded by messen-
assed b so man c ns -
St. Helena, Ascension. Sierra Leone,
at low rates,
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‘ when it makes its exit. Travelling
F W   at the rate of 2,000 feet a second the
I I adopt the ,Gregorian Calendar, and ous
offee as Queen si.. ’
Gibraltar, . &c.
Next New Year’s day Russia will force of this bullet’s blow is tremend-
number the days and months asothih
nations -do. Down to the present
§E;°i?ge`°“l.’%$ief; 051 :sign ggi? t;§‘tTbis ,mo has on oxtrems “nge gf I lands and for fracturing the constitu-
east eoast line have to be greadp andl 4500 yard* *md* killing 7°’-‘Ke °f X mm' on tha q“°°m°n °f loydty I ‘m
» e ors at differ ° , .
Ent point! there isynaturally much de-f “ll 3° thmugh two m°h°,° °f mlfd
‘hy ash. and nearly three of_ pine, quite
I No oirhor oologromo oro onowod to . enough force to kill, if the bullet
be sent to or from foreign Govern-Ft"“°!‘ ° "ml P°'"" At llwellly ynds
mono, sinoo ,or 'oo ooolorod, so the it will shoot through 50 inches of
British have com ‘ooo oo pins The bullet for war is fall
.ientiou in ine days oi tne Manitoba
chool controvery as an ardent cham-
pion of separate school", has recently
.vritten to a friend in 0tta\\a making
mention of the Canadians for the
l`ransva.al. He states that “the Can-
adian Transvaal Contingent created a
most favorable impression in the
minds of the Quebec people both by
their behaviour while in the Ancient
Capital, and by the manly and sol-
dierly bearing of the men as they
marched to the wharf for embarka-
tion on the Sardinian."
The Boers are using an entirely
diiibront rifle from that with which
they fought at Majuba Hill. The
Boer weapon that did such execu-
tion the other day is the sporting
model of the Mannlicher, a German
arm, perhaps the most powerful
weapon ofits cal bre and weight in
the world. The idcalMannlicher is
a sporting riileknown as the _Hlonel
model. It is a beautifull finished
arm, weighing about eight pounds.
and costing in South Africa 200
German marks. The riile barrel is 30
inches long, the carbine 24. It has
a pistol grip and sling straps, and is
hair triggered. Its calibre is 30°
5000 At that distance, the bullet
p ntrol over all ° _ _ °
telograms from Pretoria to Europe. imantledz) wlfhk; 5f1fha‘;“t°;0r°kg:n?f
- 1 Telegrams from C Town coils °°PP°_' _r nc' ' _
and ll_V8. SlZQClI by up the ,not coast of aggrioo and no shooting is only half mantled, _leaving
Slieamshlpls, U1Slll`€d fcensorod 'before they go on the cables. th° 1°°‘d P01" °"P°°°d 5° lhft 1° QW"
8.g8»iIl8t all risks.  cable steamer-s watch the line gnkd °" "1’E°h"‘:i°';;`whQ; " °t'“k';‘e
Llf8,8CCld6IllZ 8.D(l plaielffrom Durban northward to Aden. 0" ee' ° ` '"1 rs "6 cm
las 1 d A new ooblo is now being laid op obo no better arm. Though the bullet
ign tl; lgsusance P af-ie fwoot ooast from Capo Town to makes but a small orifice where it
enters. the expansion causes it to
tear a hole as large as a ma.n’s finger
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Charlottetown.
Telephone 67.
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You Can Pin
Your Faith//J.
to-any representation we make
' ‘with regard to our work.
¢ With a staff of iirst~cass work-
man and the beet tools that
money can purchase., we are
, enabled to represent our work
as strictly first-class in every
We
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lusown.”
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illussia has adhered to the “Old
§Style” which keeps all dates eleven
:days behind those which we use. To
'catch up with the rest of the world
the days from the21st to 31st Decem-
ber incluse will not be counted and
the next -day after 21st December
will be New Year’_s day in_Russia.
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V Tai: Gmiannisn' has received from
C. Theorct, Law Bookseller and pub-
lisher Montreal, Crankshaw’s Analy-
tical Synopsis of the Criminal Code of
Canada. T-ho author is a well-known
admirably cloar, concise and no
doubt correer. It includes the changes
made by the latost an ondments to the
criminal law. Phe work will bg gf
as to professors of law schools, judges
magistrates and legal practitioners,
R al 8
Archbishop Begin of Quobec,of whom 1
GU.u;ti>isN readers heard frequent P
legal text writer, and his synopsis is 0
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ihllsibo sr . When yourhosnl ‘7
aches, and ybii, fool hiltons, coastl-
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1 their work, airs your
_ _tl b;1£\1;lées;;muso tho'
5'-.W-,` ‘1~1l.~°diu'\i»"_ '.. - '
fumes are Worth ' -- 1 `
especial use to law students, as well P seeing Jasii
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_ Our Rea dy-t0~We'ar" Cggl
aton 6: C0 ff,
350 india’ F511. Hats an 11.5.0
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Boy s Reefers $1_50 at
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Mr. Bourassa, who resigned as I.
orotest against sending a Canadian
force to the Transvaal, is now ad-
dressing meetings of his _constituents
Lsbelle, the electoral division which
he has represented, abiits on the
Ottawa. river a short distance below
the federal capital. Its - 25.000 peo-
ple, while mainly French-speaking,
include a fair sprinkling of English
Canadiansf He says he is as much a
Liberal as ever, and a loyal subject of
the Queen/for whom he proposes three
cheers at the close of his meetings.
He quotes from Harcourt. Morley and
other public men in Britain who were
opposed to the war at the outset.
‘°I have resigned,” says Mr. Bourassa,
“because I want a plebiscite on this
war question in my county. Those
who vote for me will not in so voting
say that they are disloyal subjects.
On the contrary, they will say that
‘ Canada belnn to Canadian and that
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our constitution cannot be violated.`
Those who vote that way will endorse
,principles laid down by bigger men
and more faithful servants of the
Empire than Mr. Chamberlain is.
ag ot
for militarism, for dragging the youth
of the country away to serve in foreign
ready to meet anybody in Cansd`a,and
to dare him to prove himself a 'more
loyal servant of the Crown than I
am.”
Rev. Mr. Fraser, who ‘has labored
for several years in Trinidad, will
speak in Zion Church this ovouing at 8
o’clock. Make no other engagement
for the evening as a raretroat is in store
for all who will attend. Asilver col-
lection will be taken. _
A New Dare Srons.-,l(r. ` Geo.
McDonald, now in the employ of Mr.
G. D. Rankin intends opening a drug
store in, the Newman Building. on the
corner oi Great George and Kent Streets.
Oferations were commenced on the
building yesterdiy and lit. McDonald
expects to occupy his new promises in
about a month’s time,
Caazrui. buyers of underwear will
1 find ours right up to the higbestnotcli
for quality, Et, finish, wear, and genot-
lal excellence. Stanley Bros. 7 ii.
i., Boys see the newest-.things
in men’s and laoies’ ties, 
“Pago & Co’s wind-ow. 
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E Istono of the beat on the market.
o~ Guaranteed 500 per cent pure oil,
E1 with hypophoephites and Guaiacol.
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_Money back if not as rep
sented.
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£5. W. Rtildill Plilii. B
Royal Oak Soap. It leads 1 E” Central Dru’g'S1me.
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FACTS ABOUT g
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Patterns, only 15
OUR
lst.-We have a very large and well selected
2nd.-We bought mlargeiiquantities in the best
kets,
3rd.--We bought for cash and are satisfied with
gin of proiit.
4th.-We mention below a-few lines and prices.
Black Merino; 65c, f72c, 80c
Black cashmere sae. 42e,.55e, cze, ste ssc
Black Elastic., Cord, Extra Fine $1 I0
Black Bengaline 55c, 90, 1.10 1 20
Black Henrietta Silk Warp 1 10 1 35
Back sergsszse,  ses
55c, 58c, 600, 620,720, 75c, 850]-900
Navy Serges 22c, 251:, 28c,i_36c 40c 421: 48c 50c
55c, 589, 60c, 62c,f65c, 68c, '?0c. 72c, 7oc, 80c 859.
Black origami Mohair 28.1550, soc, 625 see,
see, 90.-,, see, 1.1o,1.15, 1.25, 1.:-15, 1 45, 1 50, 1 65 i
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Black ‘Silk and Wool Matalasee-$2 25 per yd
Bla.ckSilk and Wool Costumes $2 40 2 50
y per yd. I
Ripleyls Parel Fiiiioh in the New Shades 750, 89c,
Colored Poplins in a_ Varietywof Shades 900 1 00
1
. Box Cloths in Black, Grey, Brown, Blue,
=f “ “ Fawns from 18c, to 72c per yd.
 Bread cicih».ia-Biaekfnieee-er5y,~Gresm~ ~ 1
d “ “ impie 1.10.1 to 1.50 res;
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Ladies Homespuns in a Variety of Colors
correct thing for thisltime of theyear ‘75c and 1 00
.Scotch Cheviotsiin Costume lengths Dm,
Blues, Fawns, Greys, Greens and Mixes 1 ‘$6 per yd
We neil it cheaper than most.
F. PERKINS It
  later Boots
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_ i§.l.;i..; are unexcelled _foilwinter Wear. Univer V
- ally woin throughout Canadian Citie
, by well dressed
feet dry, warm and ct-mfortable .withou
e discf mfort,
men. Fhey keep th
worry and expense o
rubbers and overshees. Price stamped I
on the sole. $5.00 a pair in Black or Tau.
SPECIAL-Made with leather lining
, ` :id ite is ii its 1 olge felt insole--$6-.00,
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