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_ THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD
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White
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Watery
Pimp les.
Five years’ ago my body l>1’°k
ut in white watery pimllle
which gi-ew so had that the s
fering was almost unbearable.
I took doctors’ medicine an
various remedies for two year
e but they were of little benefi
whenever I got Warméd UD 0
sweat the pimples would com
out again
A nei iibor advised Burdee
5 1 d
Blood Bitters. and 1 am_g a
followed his advice, for four bo
tles completely cured me.
That was three years 880 all
and fearless; aiming to be
therefore as
The lPeop1e’l Papo
Block. North side Post Ofiice, at the f
0 lowing rates, payable in advance:-
S’ Morniiig Edition, daily (except Snnda
uf_ three months $l_.lJ0; per yr . _ . . . _ . . .
. .$4.
Semi-it eekly Erlitioii (Mohd. 8; Thur.)
1° haielieen e~tablished at the folloviin
9 places “here subscriptions may be pai
and other business transacted:~-
t. Branch Offices
I( Suininerside, Curries Bookstore-D. K
I Currie. Manager.
-llbcrton -Xllierton Bookstore~G.
t’ A Militant. Agent.
Souris East, Telephone ofiice - R. Seama
d Agent.
the-fe has never b66ll 8 SPM 01' J. E. B. M.-cni~:_im',\ J. P. Hoon,
' le on me since.
lump James Lashouse,
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Ont.
Editor. Business
All Ind°P°“d"“t J°‘"`““I» untrammeued toward the foreigners. The like feeling 
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Meu’s
Evening
Shoes.
Patent Leather Laced
Shoes-round toes. _
The new “Modified Bull
FRIDAY JULY 13. 1900.
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AFFAIRS IN CHINA.
II
lt may aid in understanding the situ
` ,tion in the East if it is stated that t
I The central and southern portion of th
vast Empire is comparatively little affec
of the Gulf of Pechili, though hostile
_ _ of a simple maple leaf for the Canadian F' _ ""'- “"'_'*_"¢
ed, while the Shantung peninsula, south c0at_of_arms_ A maple leaf would not _  I
t0 spoil the appearance of the flag. It is a  /_ *  . .
, foreigners, is held quiescent by the power- simple device, could berecognized at a dis- - _ The hast ,nd best assortmgnt
8 tance, and would appeal to Canadia
d sentimentwhereverseen. Thered ilagwit
_ scene of actual warfare covers a limite
area north west of the Gulf of Pechili an
between that water and Pekin.
It should furth'er be observed that tb
central Government of the Empire, nev
very strong, has been weakened by tb
more thana political prisoner, theE
t__ passedaresolution favoring substitutio
ful European fleets in its vicinity. Th
-rw.. sf fa.. se ~"--.":r
"F'*3k"""’iF" ’
Deg” toe-J. and T.
Bell's make $3.50 apair
Genuine French Calf
patent leather.
Patent Leather
Court Shoes -
On the same last J. and
T. Bell makes French
Calf Patent $3.50 a
pair.
Alley 81 Go,
Charlottetown, P. E. I
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PICKARD 8|. 00.,
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A full stock of the best Coal
n hand and arriving daily.
A share of your patronage
is solicited.
LOWEST PRICES.
FROIPT DELIVERY.
June z8dkwim then cod &w5m '
_ &
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anus?
zines No. i wiiiiiréfl
FLOUR.
Some brands of Flour have ad-
_lainced in price at the mills as much
‘.3 90 cents a bbl. within the past two
ir three weeks, and some millers
'ihink that they have not touched the
top notch yet.
Wallin fnlmlg li siurln; :mul
liilitfhinli nfl; all vi an in
'itliilig lm _Iii :ali at a my msmlli
i fgin lar snl  _
I If you want to buy Flour it will
'pay you to write or call and get our
prices before buying elsewhere.
Every barrel  Hrstlclaas
or money refunded.
  6: ff’s
the powers belonging to him. The Vic
pendently
active part in various ways that are co
‘heirapparent is not the son of the -
aids it with the armed forces which
and his friends command.
of the Tsungli Yamen and appears to ha
troops, and Yung Lu, the commander
the northern forces in Chihli support-e
ads; Manchus, who are Buddhist in fait
At the outset Prince Tuan appear
to have had the upper hand, no doub
ed was popular. When Admiral Sey
Dowager has come round to the side of
Prince Ching, though both are embarrass- _
ed by the strong hostilityfof the people
Ju", |mp"t|.|_ R°||ab|e_ New,” is apparent in the attitude of Slieng,Vice-
seeking at all times to further the best- my at, Shanghai, who appearsreally desir-
interests of the people, and recognized
ous to protect the European oflicials and
_ people, while compelled by Chinese hostili-
Pul»1i_<i1¢d at its omega, New Prows_e ty todissemble his real purpose. As we shun" “ave
o - _ _ -
know, the famous Li Hung Chang at Can
53 ton is doing his best toniaintain peace and
order within his viceroyalty. Having
 Y_:`i$§_-Z0: ir\1\d_if_u!lC€(._..._ - - - - - - - ~
--$1-25 visited Europe and America he knows
-' ' `  ' ' e 'r. _
(;_si.€:i;; iii i.iit\l-?ilii¢`e_.lli?_i‘l_'..ii.xI.i..$i.00 Some-thins ofthe v0w@re11<l r@S°\11`¢°S °f
western civilization.
It may, as we have said, help to make
the situation a little more clear, when we
news furnished, adv ertising, Job work mme to understand howalmost ho elessl
D Y
China is divided against itself, and what
S_ conflicting views prevail in the palace and
among the princes. The central Govern-
n _ _ . e
’ ment, weak in itself, is rendered doubly High C1855 Grocers
so by internal dissension, and it may
easilybeseen that the authorities might
____ ____RN_____ _“ARM  
adian coat-of-arms on the red erisign, says
W-
e Canadian mark on the flag the maple leaf m A fun supply of ,news of P_ E_. » _ _ _
er will be the most appropriate emblem. 1,1md_ 
, if-
The Maple Leaf On The Flag I Aching_
To make a Canadian flag out of a Brit-
ish flag it is customary to place the Can-
; llcDoiiald's Drug Store.  
n 1,  of l5c books in the city. i~ » _
h  The freshest _and beet assort-
nothing on it but the union in the corner _ é @9119 Of °Q5f°¢WlPU°l'Y- _ ' . ' _
d looks as well in Canada as in England, " i- D°“’° “"9” 5°°‘"§ th°°° °°‘“"°““` ' _
but if there is to be any distinguishing "C sham oil phcuof interest °n P' E' ‘ `  ` ` ` 'P ` ’
. I I . 3 . _ _ , .
Mr. Alphonso Vassallo writes that Dearborn s_
fect Baking Powder is the best he ever used. He
that he has used it while connected with ther
Who can make good oread always,
ish treasure, It mustbe remem-
bered though that a good cook to `
make good bread
“CUC
-“N Best |:|°|||._. Sydney. and Davies House, Charlottetown,
wmv. an ~ ri" neu," using it at the dining rooms of the Dominion Iron &
the highest grade. We ‘ also ' 1" '  ~‘
ii..-e ai. next me grad. in Co., where 5,000 are fed e achi meal. ' i '
“ ' ," carl ad . , ' 
°ir.'.~'i.'e:i'.’i.'..§3'.I.li"iZ¢.. af.¢¢i.fi.d, Mr. Vassallo is a. member of the Universal
Food Association, of London, Eng., and at present is
th, md ,,,|¢, fer ugh. ge r ofthe hotel and dining rooms of the D. I.. & S,
This was bought before the ad-
VH11¢¢_8l'ld will bo Sold it
3 sk for Prloe- 
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Manager' not be able to suppress at once the vast F01* _
 I SW°”§’%;<>_;;;f3» Séllll l‘CI3y Bafgtll  
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Tender. _ "
F' i E 'T' A
af
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Island
1; "cours Pius I* R- H- _MA-SO_N»l, if j e *  I' w
divisions at court. The Emperor is litt
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no not gripe nor irritate the aiimen- open from 7 3,, m, fp 10 p, *7 I as ‘ `
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cw ueeei cd er "`:"**"‘:;` 'I
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Tired `
ance of the flag, is unintelligible to straa; Try FOOT ELM. For sale at ._  G00  _  .S I 
a- . '
gers, and does not particularly appeal
he Canadian sentiment-. No good object i
Itrouble affects northeastern China alone. served by having such a botch on th
e flag The Ontario Historical Society ha
n Night Bell. Nuree’s Register.
ll e read of several princes taking a
fusing to the average reader. Amon
from t.he fact that he is father of the he
apparent to the Imperial throne. T e
Em
 Sllllllllll Sllllllll Pllllll Hein -R.w1i1>Li.e.i
roys of the 18 Provinces have very great  
, _ _ . _.
ll
peror, but the prince whom the Empero
at his accession was compelled to desig
ate as his heir. Prince Tuan, either in de-
fiance of the Empress Dowager or wit
r, Wednesd ay, July 25th ' ,,,‘i`,'{‘,“,,‘}$*,,’,,,°°"°‘°°‘ °“’“ ’”“"‘“°°"“‘ °°"
her secret but possibly reluctant consen
has encouraged the Boxer movement an
h
press Dowager, his aunt, having usurped tary canal. They act gently yet , ____ 1,, ____  _ _ 1 
___ promptly, cleanse effectually and power and within certain limits act inde- S015 by an dl-uggisti 25 cena,
&
_.ine
h ' Will be held at Morell on
5- _ »IllIIIl|SIll___
, O
R. The Florida Hotel opens for the season on J u
~ ‘ I5th. Spccialattentionwill be paid to guest
these is Prince Tuan. whose power arises ' C - SBf_i‘=fa¢f°fy miss- F01’ further i>artiC\1lafS e
_ quite of P. S. Brown, Revere Hotel. or
1;- W. RROWW,
Florida Hotel
- Consultfn Q' eer for General Work Sper
d °‘izl‘.z..‘;.a:s;“e..iife.‘:.‘;‘;S.ee f~1=1-»-sf-~=“1f~¢f‘ Mm M-»1»= -1
' . _ ' ~ Brid design' i .
e a. m. The committee will spare n0 means nfffes-riharilgifafown and sr, Jehu.
in making this the picnic of the season.
Sabbath School Picnic
WiLL BE HELD ur
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Pownal J une 6 if
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sh
or
_ _A. H.Ca.n. Soo. C. E.
‘ Games and other amusements will be li I ' J
D . .
Prime Ching, Wh0 iS I`€D1`€S€Df»€<l 88 0 ~ provided, also refreshment and icecream
posed to Prince Tuan`s plans, is President b“1‘;t;I:_S1‘r;‘_ngcs;;p_ft‘;l%ga'bles Set for visitors'  R S  
ie W. A. STEWART
_hal the command of some 50,000 Pekin luly 10 S;-¢c‘y_ “"EwLA"ns”
of _ _ _ _
d _.__-_
Prince Ching. The Chinese forces around 'lhe late Residence of Malcolm
e _ e
Pekin are of different races and religions.   u  .2TA’:0d, Q. C ., Charlottetown B-0)-
There are Mongols, who are Mohammed- :yi °0nt5mmg twenty and three
ii, ' -'
quarter acres
and there are Chinese and Thibetaiis. ` ` Apply to
D. C . McLEOD, ‘
S / Solicitor
” ii row J ‘> def
   ..  ..._ Birch Grove Freetovn  °~ re -°~‘°~ e _
Grand lea Pan
_ oN I
mours forceln as driven back it no doubt '\'|||||*Sday,  1  AT y
gave encouragement to Prince Tuan’
S
party, just as the capture of the Yaku  A P A 
forts and the 1-.-.pulse of the chinese at A special train will leave at 9 o’ °
Tien Tsin had an oppotite effect
Prince Ching has command of the fort
prevent the refuges of the European Min
isters and people from being bombarded
If they are still safe they owe it to him
It may be that, as reported, t-he Empres
the “foreign devils," as they are cal-
l
clock a. m. local. Tea Tables for
Ice Cream. Strawberries etc.
DONALD McKINN ON
Tickets 30 cts.
July 13, 16, 18.
Bleed    
Diseideis
are simply kidney disorders. The kidneys
Elter the blood of all that ahouldn’t be
there. The blood passes throuugh the kid-
neys every three minutes. If e kidneys
do their work no impurity or muse gf
disorder dan remain inthe circulation
longer than that time. The ore if our
_ y need of
ttiinulation. strengthening or doctoring.
One medicine will do all three, thc Hnesi
and most imitated blood medicine there
Dodd’s  
Kidney  
blood is out of orderf- our &neys'zave-
kiled in their work. '.Iv`he are in `
_ int indie Hora
Boaii . ' ` ,Surf andStillWater
&Wm %My Avenues, Nice
Drives, and Covered Ball Alley, Croquet
Grounds. _ '
To reach hotel by rail. get tickets
from all points to Hunter River. Coaches
will meet guests on notice being receiv-
ed; distance 8}§ miles. ur direct, from
Charlottetown by carriage at all times.
Fares moderates.
For particulars apply to Mrs; Newson,
Seaside Hotel, Rnstico, P. E. I.,orto s*
,JOHN NEWSON,  
Cum r.o»r-r1rrowiv,`P.:E“i‘I ‘
Iidiyidewef. ` " ". `iJuiy11-i113
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S visitors. nefresmdene Booths with G_.‘I.’§’.1tZ’;‘ll‘?..‘i§ li.“’ii.‘§°1i‘i3?.lf§.‘?,.2°‘°?.§.d2
of Mr. Finlay Ferguson, near Wilctoria,
and walls of Pekin which dominate the Crapaud, on
legations within, and was thus able to ' Sec_eta'ry_   
The Committee appointed, assisted by the
ladies of_ Ham ton. are doing their utmost to
maketliis THE _BIG TEA of the season, and
promise all visitors a ine day’s enjoyment.
S , _ w{]§1r5eEe  the noted Caledonia Piper,
_ in a n nce
Swinvgsandvarious other amusements will
b9`})l'0 (1811. ’ .i
Saloons with all Refreshments and delicacies
oféhe__season willbeon the 
o accommodate our man' trim" from
Charlottetown the S
' ‘ ' -  Cartier
- will l‘  "  ’
< Wharf?:lire9 a. mi, m d':gbp;ldgni
` returmng at 5.5)p. m.,after he day’s sport is
over. .
wiSii*?.‘é‘i‘lef.i‘2n°i‘ii.n$§‘§'F°ii.§*.i$iZ§T°”‘° ”‘° '°”
Propeeds ofteamaid of New Public Hall
1 ' `1
By request of a number of the people
of Crapaud, the steamer Jacques Cartier
will return to Charlottetown from Cra-
d on next Frida ' 1 '
P811 _ y BVGIUDS, Vins-
thereaboutgix o’clock. On Saliiirdayl
morning the steamer will leave Char
on mturnwill leave for Ch’town about
5.30o’clock p. m. On t-his accountthere I
will be no boat from Giarlottetown to I
.Ci-apaud on Saturday afternoon. _
L. C. OWEN. Agent.
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at:Hampton. .- July 4 d lw w2i. 2 _ _ .-
I x The hnnkcheque thussent in will
lottetown for Crapaud at 9 o’clock, and   &
Ol'
from
leave
same
Tickets to
E. I. Railways
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PRINCE EIIWAIIII ISLAND RAILWAY.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
del`Si8119d. and endorsed “Tender for 
at this otllce until 16 o’clook (4 .m.) on Friday
River at Chgi°Iottet€>wii),vP1'iner ‘i:eeEdHiwa.uBrdb¥§]o53¢1ug ~~
Plans and apecidcations of the work can he
seen on and after the 9th da of J , 19(1) at
the omce of the Sutperintemfent oilxe Prihoe
Edward Island _Rai waty at Charlottetown and
the Chief Engineer o the Intercolonial Rail-
I wi>hiii;é]ii°f'°t°n` r 'r d
0 _
at the phcesrgizgtiosgdgr can also be obtamed
thlén the Tig! Arms there must he attached to
e a si
name, the nature of the 
dence of each member d , and further,
an accepted bank cheque on a chartered banks
ofthe Dominion o£Can_ndafor the sum of QLQB’
must accom ‘ ' `
 e tender.
The WWF k cheque must be endorsed
over to the Honorablethe Minister of Rgilways
and Canalsd and will be forfeited if th party
'€§2°.3Z‘$“de°€ii‘e°£°2i§”f’...'.'i“§n ‘hm ¢°°”°"§i.&
in the chad submitted e “ms
be returng to the tive parties whose
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/*_ 2- . ;_  _~;~ -- - _ ~ f ' ~-,_f
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 me iuliewiiriiim liiv ci
Sf¢amers_Norniumi»erisnd and Princess
Leave as below eve da , Sundays exce ted.
town
FromlPOINT DU CEENE, (on arrival of TL50 train fro St
 connecting, with express train for Chati-llotte
Kiiuanenux
nr-x_
of the day trains
ni connecting
in United States and Canada.
run on Eastern Standard time
. ‘ _ ' F
Ch town, P. E. I., June 18. d &: 'w. W HALES'
l 
0ur-*
Show
of Dinner Sets
Toilet Sets, Glass
Und all kind!! of
and Kitchen
plete for the summer
We bought most
before the prices
we are aelliiig all
low prices
Best goods, latest
lowqt pi-ic&
W P COL
S°enr¢&
Bi, sioiis lo
llasl Pleat&`Tf
llli My
IIC!
nav.. v v_
IIEPT. 0F IIIILWIYS &. CIIIILS, IPIIIAIII
hiahuemu
seamen 'rmronas addreésed to in _
over the Hillsborough River,” will be r 
10|:-11 day of August, 1w0, for the const ructioxi
31 311% gyibvsgruilzatruge ect a_ combined H ighwai
-2.
2_2:
mam perm gdéa ni
_ _ md __ 2?,” only _wtill he sold on S ea
" ' _ _ ~ ersare no _ _ ¢¢g5‘ d 1 d
......... 3..... SQCIAL  -»-_-md ---uw »- .... °'  ° "' “
_ ‘ar Br °fd°f» Fm will minds rea on
Opens July lst, being the 26th year un- ' - - T " “ ' ' ' _ L~ K- JONES, ~8gB Steamer leaves halt pact
.< der the present management.  _ seeretarynept. nys. a  rom;-gg “Wg nm, m the
°°°""e:.':.2:;t°.i“i‘.i;,‘.e‘e.°“°'°» e I Brom"
Ch
011 Sitirdii lili lille. 1900-.1e:.#i=e.»r...s.'e=.e»'e...-fe.~:fe~.e»e.»i'.....,
' ________ . __ne¢bepaidr¢r_i¢. __ ___  _ -1,13 Cum", _
town Steam
7th 1900 dt!
‘ BAIRICTERS. SOIJNTOBS, B;
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