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l years. They may seek rest now pei-
EVeryb0dy  G U  '  chance.iti their several constituetisies
Something!
And Ioan supply EVERY-
BODY with hO}IETHlNG`
to read.
I keep the latest _
§;‘;§f'k» ‘ Papers
Montreal
st. Jolmf and
Him Magazines.
Ch`town
Also the nicest and taslie~t
Bananas, Oranges. Lemons,
Confectionery, Ten, Sugar,ctc,
V in the city.
R. H. MASON.
City Hotel Corner
Opposite R. C. Cathedral.
Aug. 15d 1 year
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Brain Fund
_ W -¢-|»-|»»
' Qpgpg “tg is a new food for
the brain and nerve e centres. It is
made by special treatment from wheat
and barley and is fully cooked and
pre-digested. The system will absorb
a greater amount. of nourishment from
one pound of Grape Nuts then from
ten pounds of meat, oatemeal or bread
For sale at.
sttn tl sorts.
io clillllgg lllillis
A meeting ofthe Curing; Makers of P.
E. Ielend will be held in echanic’s Hall,
Prowee Block, Charlottetown, on Wednee-
hy, 16th Auonet, at 2 o’clock for the pnr-1
_ of$ermmgaCarriageMakers’ Union
 and the several ad-
ventegmelporeheeingialghqonnsifiee
andreiuclngexpeneeein p __ rates by
dniqsincar loads. _ We solicit attend-
encof co-operationcfoveryman in the
bdnmoutholeland. I have arranged
with the Superintendent of>¢heP.E.I.
A ldlway thatallattendingthemeeting will
-have return farefree h '
_.gin
p _ y procuring y
Wm. McKIE.
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‘rm u-news :mi se témse
IQ. rtdfonureol gcf studgaiii-zinaiie boysrgtdd
mm men for Collx, for license tp teach. for ~r°‘dy for umther session. and than
ness and for m anical pursuits.
The ACADEMY HOME, well furnished, ‘
provides at moderate cost comfortable resi- I
encefor the students. Several teachers re-
side in the home, pfomoting quietness and
duiggenceinstudy and assisting the boys in
The M_\NUAL TRAINING DEPART-F
KENT with increased equipment and courses `
in Carpentiz, wood Turuinz, Iron Work and
Drawingo ers special inducements to those 
lnolmgéowards eugineerin or mechanics.
'nie 1-:toot or fioirribu TURB admits
#tcademy Students to all its advancages free
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Location beautiful and healthful.
Teachers - f culture and experience. ,
A family school.
Board and Laundry $2.60 per week.
Apply for calend i- to ‘
|l0lll|lE L. BRITTAII. ll A. Pllncllil. ”
Aug ll`d5w ‘
llllllll SEMINARY
Wolfville. N. S.
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0pons September 6
with a. staff of twelve experienced and accom- .
plislied te chers.
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There are five courses of study lea.di`g to `
g_radue.tion.-Colle late, Pi~ino,Vocal, .lrt and ‘N
ltlocution. Speciilatteutionis also given to
the study of_ _Vio1in, Calisthesics, Shorthand
and Typewriting. t
Pupils can enter any year of the course for
which they are dit-id or may take selected
Studies. _
Acadia Seminary ivss the WTAXIBILM OF
.anvllivr tors at ills _itisniuii cg cm. _
Full cost of collegiate course including
Tqitiqn, Bqerd, &C., ¥lr:|.0'J~
37For cost of extra studies see Calendar. Daze
For information with regard rooms, etc.. ad-
°'°“’ nav. A. conoon,
Woltville.
or the Principal
3. H. MscDoN_iLn. Principal.
Aug 10-d5w li
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  _Spring Trade
The time has come when you should look up your
wardrobe and se howyou are fixed for spring waz.
In the event  you deciding to invest in e suit or
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Just. Impartlel, Reliable, Newey
seeking at all tiinet to further the best in
crests of the people,and recognized therefore $8
The Peop1e’- Paper.
Published at its ofhces, New Prowse Block
North side Post Ofllce, at the following rates,
payable in advances-
llorn ing Edition. daily (except Sunday) three
months $l.0%§£er yr..., ................... .. 4.41)
:ami-weekly tion(Mond. & Thur.) per
W. $1.50; in advance ........................ ..1.%
eekly Edition (Thursday) ver year
¥1.25;in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .L00
Branch Offices
where subscriptions may be paid, news furn-
ished, advertising, iob work and other busi
ness transactedr-
Summerside, Currie’s Bookstore-D. K. Currie
Manager.
Alberton. Alberton Bookstore. G. S. Mnttart
Agent.
Soni-is East-. Telephone oflice, R Seaman.Ag-ent
J-E. B. McCREADY, |J. P. HOOD,
Editor.. Business Manager
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runsnav, AUGUST 15,1899.
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` LET THEM REST
llany of our public men must be
sadly tired at the end of “-he long.
five months session of 1899. The
long session has killed some men out~
rght, prostrated others, and left its
mark upon the most stalwart of the
_Commons members. Really a man
man needs something more than great
talents tosucceed in political life. He
needs a superb constitution as well.
Perhaps the average-elector does not
pause to think of this.
the beginning of 1896. In that year
_ Parliament began. It was known to
be the last session and thata ral
contest of ueerl
withée victory came new, and-fardu~l
one duties. oA new    5 1 S   p 7
4. .;f.>e._.sa,the ministers mamma is ._ -5
election and then another eeeeion L
followed quickly, for supplies must be
voted for the year. '
The new session opened August
19th and continued till October. A
brief Space to frame measures and get
Parliament sat for three months from
from March to June 1897. Againl
from the beginning of February to
12th June 1898 the Parliament was
in mean. A lainie ister began thel
laborious sessions of the High Commis-
sion, to which Sir Louis gave six
interviews, departmental work, all
night sittings of the Commons-
what an unceasing round of wot-k,a.nd
business. and exhausting debate fills _
in the life of a leading, active Cabinet
Minister of these days !~
Within these few past arduous
years have been crowded a series of f
important and perplexing questions.
The Manitoba School Question, the
introduction of preferential trade, the
revolution of our tal s stem within
the Intercolonial to Montreal, the
organisation of the Yukon, the cele-
bration ofthe Queeii’s Jubilee, the
repose
cuperatiou within the past three
Pwmrtly by  °h° sumo
have been established at the following places, V
V Go back threeyears anda half to'
E E Cl da of ‘_ s feet a. the hipf.
giirfllie and last seegion ofilhzuadeyiieiililil the thigh'b°n°` °»r` femur' bang su
_ 80115 “We found the animal near the s
election must follow, and hence the face,” said Dr. Holland, "and we
session of 1896 was one long and streii- ready have the vertebral column.»ilig»
nous light, elife-and-death struggle. leeuymm °_I the largest veftsbrst bein#
1; endgd by limigsgign of 1,' on 23,.d|12 inches in diameter; 18. rihe. which
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but there it will be hard to find for
  ui Independent Journal, untramnielled and ' `
\ F fearless; aiming to be
constituents are exacting and they
want many things. Sir Louis Davis
is coming home to his native Island.
for instance, and he has done much
and well for those he represents. Tin:
GUARDIAN wishes him a restful and
recuperative sojourn in his native
land. His political opponents will
concede that he is entitled to rest.
Repose must be needed by _him and
by his colleagues, but it will be an ex-
ception rather than in accordance
with experience if they get it. For,
when the politician is at heme among
his constituents he too often Ends
that his friends are more troublesome
than his opponents.
A MONSTER FOSSIL.
of a Gentle Animal that Roamed the
Ground.
Lutntiit, Wyo., Ang. 9.-Dr. W.J.
Holland, ofthe Carnegie museum.Pilts-
burg, Pa., who has a large force of
scientific people working in the great
Fossil quarry near Laramie. Wye., was
seen today and it was learned that D.”
J. L. W.ortman and Dr. Cogglhall.
formerly of the American museum ol
natural history, who have charge ol the
work in the Carnegie _ Fossil quarry
in Wyoming, have discovered and ex-
humed a monster fossil dinosaur in a
perfect state of  preservation and
have obtained nearly the whole of thi
‘new species.
This aiiini.-il'hed~a long -snack. tail
and hind legs, and short for-1 »gs. the
whole length of the a-iimel being six y
feet and it tood 20 '
feet long ard 15 inches in diameter'
It had a head like a frog. ' "
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April, me mexciiing ind __ rearing 4?* °°°°' 6 f°°*1°“8§ ‘“9‘°“'f°"
y four months. h no ,gk
Then came the election campaign,  "° 5° n mm? ° .
the supreme edort on the one side to a°5.;,~,b9“9 M me lag' and in ’
_ ,p  shill get then Ill.
?"°l‘lfhll;°" * 8'-“'°"“_m°_°* mtl'°“°||°d hieve’~aloo”“r`|early all the earth]
0 o ' . ,
r eig teen years within the cntadel, tebra and _are following them hte
and on the other a most determined il,>Id_B,endfii’opo ta gottlie bones of
and stubborn defence. Victory  ' _
perched on the  i fi   = _
lloorfsis   Pills
P08 Y ‘
and without Canada, the extension oi J ,
girdle. which is somethin
1; ,  ';( _-It
_ If your  otords,
A 35500008, Sick Headache, , Heart-
of
Onredi-ing andtomcriowycnrdi-
.... 'ed 1' me ir- he-.1
will be ye n's' rmiidhe
lnldhyallliediuiedealere. 25ers.
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months or iuore°of his time as a mem-'The ‘
ber of that august body,and after that '
came the five months semen just over-, 
Privy Council meetings, caucuses 
L2lt€St/
We have just received a. few
fonts of the very-latest Typo
from the factory. We have
also added some new and im-
proved machinery tq; gg;
bindery.
To be up to-date you want to
have your work done at
D. Tayloi°’s
The Péipénxirsirinwr. S _
Wednesday
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MOTHERS
Made by the oldest _Implement meliore In
Ganada
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_ Light Roller Beal-Ing, Roaporo and llll
ers, i
Lowest. lightest, strongest,
lost powerful, greatest oapaoliy
,gland most durable machines made
wh HAVE .. few WALTER A. vvoon Light Reaper., which we
are selling cheap. I
N. B.-WE CAN furnish repairs for FROST &|WOOD and Walter 0
Wood Machines sold 30 ears ago
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BEL'ALE AGENTS, in all parts of the Island See samples
get our prices before purchasing elsewhere
A IIRIE &
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This is a. factworth
‘ ' i ’ we are headquarters for
Grockclli Glass
and ,Qhinaware - - -
, The best value on the market
~ ,  Our specialties are
Dinner Setts,
Tea Setteand i _
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W’ W. P. p OOLVVILL.
fill; Wholesale and Rerail
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repeal of the Franchise Aa, me is - ' r anna. -°'- fu- . ~
tempted redistribution of seats; the ,_ or rwnmmg n mfomatm 'ppb' t°
plebiscits and in dances mama.. 7 'S wivu1e,N.s. Aug”s,?9e_i.ws.1J.5°°'-’ -'°*L"“"» ” *-1 Pflmlllll
ants, the perplexities caused by a. -
 iemlli elitist
Truly Ministers of state in Canada ` p _ _ 7 / A H ` T `i
have had little time for or re- w0|fVl"e, N, 5. 
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