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' THE GUARDI
Special Notice*
Having purchased from Mr. F. J. if
Hmnaby the stock and good will Of
e books and Stationery Business in
the Morris Block, we _will continue
the business in its various branches.
nlling at lowest prices for cash only,
lk B. M. Hornsby, who has mana-
ged the business in the past, will b0
inoharge of the store, and will be
pleased to attend to all old customers
and many new ones.
A choioe new stock of Wall Papers p
will be at once put on sale, and all
Qartments of the business Will be
hqt well stocked. A well supplied
mera sand will be a special feature
ti the bvsiness. The store will be
known as “The Bazaar Bookstore.”
TIIE BIZIIII IIOIPIIIY.
Succeasorsto F. J. Hornsby,
Harrie Block. Ch‘town. March 16. loco.
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Our worlrrooms will
rushed this week; if can-
venient, we ask you, `
will consider it a favor for 
those who can, to leave#
_ their trimmed hat order*
as early in the week as
_ possible.
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<~`,_~=' Soap s `
to all mothers who want their babiee 1
to have pink, clean, clear, and
healthy akin.
gade of the ineat materials. f
o aoap, wherever made, ie better.
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The lost Reliable
.ful
Place tohave your re air work 
done is the place that takes  i(
the most interest in your ‘ii 1
needs.We strive to accmomo-  '
date all who leave any work '“ i
with ns, hy prompt attention 
and quick despatch of same. 4 V
We have the reputation of fl; I
being “O K." _on repair work. ' A
Give us a. trial and be con-
vinced ihat what we say is
true
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THE GUARDIAN'
An Independent Journal, untrammelled
and fear ess; aiming to be
Juaf, lmoartlal, Reliable. Neway.
seekin at all timesto further the best
intereis of the people, and recognized
thereforeas
The Peoplds Paper.
Published at its odiccs New Prowse
Bi0ek,N0i~t1i side Pest office, at the foi-
lowing rates, payable in advancez-
three months $1.00; per yr . . . . . . . . .
. .$4.
Semi-weekly Edition (Mond. & Thur.) _
per yr. $1.50; in advance . . . . . . . . . . . .
_ .$1.23
Veekly Edition (Thursday) per yr.
$1.2-5;in adva.nce........... ....... ..$1~00
Branch Offices
have been 'established at 'the followinp
places where subscriptions may_ be pai ,
news furnished, advertising Job Work
and other business transacted :- _
Summerside, Currie’s Bookstore-D. K.
Currie, Manager: '
Alberton, Alberton Bookstore-G. S.
Muttart, Agent. __
Souris East, Telephone omce - R. Seaman,
Agent.
J.E. B. MCCREADY, J. P. HOOD,
` Editor. Business
Manager
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1 SATURDAY,AUGUST 25th, 19(1).
A clNliii/iN isxvollis.
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,_ In the three years 1896-9 the total import
and export trade of Canada increased from
, $239,025,3tl) t0 $321,661, 213. In the last
year named the volume of our trade was
equal to $61 per head of a population esti-
mated at 5,250,000.
In the same period our exports alone in-
creased irom $121,013,852 in 1&6
to $158,$6,il)5. In round HSUFBS
we sold last year beyond the bounds
of the Dominion exported products and
manufactures to the value of $30 per
head, or, say $150 per famili- The” "0
big dgures.
The odicial trade. tables classify our ex-
ports under six principal heada-(1) PN'
eries; (3) products of the forest; (4) ani-
mals and their products; (5) lagricultural
products; (6) manufactures. Besides
these there are coin and bullion and mis-
cellaneous articles with which we need
` not regw concern ourselves.
F Ot t.. e products of the mine we ’exported
in lend ii value ef ;s,4o1,7eo and in less,
$13,568,585. Inthis line Canada is alsoa
'large importer, notably in coal.
Of iisheries products we exported $11,-
lsaaeeis lens me ae,9th,.'io4. in less, 1..
_isis class# it-will beiieélsefr am ein- ex-
p’<.r¢.»a'ss.-sesee. _
'Our exports ol- products of the forest
were $27,324,&J4 in 1896 and $28,114,185 in
ported the large value of $37,404,396
1%, which was Iincreased to $48,824,814
in 1@9
Agricultural products exported in 1
totalled $17,974,011, and in 1&J9 was $37,-
401,914. Of this last total, however the
large value of $14,448,999 represented
foreign produce exported through Canada.
The Canadian agricultural products ex-
ported were valued at $14,083,361 in less
and at $22,952,915 in 1899-an increase of
over50 per cent. '
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of
1&9.
Of animals and their produce we ex-
, in
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In manufactures the export of hom
produce rose from $9,365,384 to $1l,i06,7
in the three years term
The most casual glance at the above
figures will serve to show .how large a
part of our total exports is made up
the products of the field, the stockyard
and the dairy Over $61,000,000, cr more
than half of all that we sell abroad is
contributed by the farmers of the country.
We boast of our mines, our forests, our
fisheries and our manufacturing indus-
tries but all these together do not contri-
bute so much to our sales abroad 'or
bring so much money into to the cou ntry
as our exports of products from our
farms. `
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PEOPLE IN THE NORTH-Y-VEST.
Know from experience that Putnam’s
Painless Corn Extractor is the only 're-
medy to.be relied upon for the extraction
of corns. This is the case everywhere
throughout the Dominion' Be sure to
 /._ get Put-name; sure-pop corn _ cure. At
, _ `*` dealers everywhere. .
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FU NITUR-E    
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 been more .bail satisfactory this spring -Our STOCK.
_l~YLE\, and Plili,-ES are sure trade winners-Before vou
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la excepllaing SlA¥lll£lIlA(l”-Srdggn l{0Ep(j£?SEb at 6?-
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rlis ciri; Lioimsc '
The silence of the evening papers in re-
gard to the city lighting scandal is some-
what noteworthy. The Examiner has had
nothing tosay,so far as we have observed.
The Patriot on Wednesday last, observed
that “the action of the City Council in
regard to the electric light contract is
causing considerable discussion among our
citizens." It witheld further remarks
Morning Edition, daily (except Snndayil) , -
‘pending the publication of a letter from
Coun. Whear,” but the "remarks" are still
withheld. Of course, there is an election
near at hand. Are the party papers para~
lyzed by the fearof offending some one
and losing a vote for the dear party?
This GUARDIAN is either right ofwrong
in denouncing this transaction. We
have given our opinion of it, and leading
citizens have spoken through our columns
in condemnation of the scandal. Public
money has been sacrificed and the tende
system reduced to a farce. What. is the
sense of calling for tenders if all except
the highest are rejected? But it seems
our evening comtemporaries have no
opinions whatever to express in regard
to this important public matter which has
been and is the talk of the town.
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A Family 
Medicine
,lf llnueual Iarlt, Known and Praleed
the World over, le Dr. chaae'e Kidney-
Llver Pille.
HIWDS a. dlrect and combined action
on both the kidneys and liver, Dr.
Cbase’s Kidney-Liver Pills are the
most valuable as e family medicine,
and positively cure constipation and all
forms ot stomach trouble.
Mr. John WVlliti'e. 72 First avenue, Ot-
tawa. writes:-“I usei Dr. Cha.se’a
Kidney-Liver Pills for deranged liver
and paina in the back, with excellent
results.
“My wife uae! them for etomach
trouble. and palm men: the hem. anfl
ll entirely cured. 'rlier are invaluable
ducts of the mine; (2) products of the ish- ` -
ae a family medicine."
Scores or hundreds of families would
not think ot being without Dr. Chaae’e_
Kidney-Liver Pllla in the houee. They
are purely vegetable in composition and
remarkably prompt and effective in
glue pill e, doae, 35 cents a box, 1
li ' _ 0|. or Edmaaeoe, Bates ace
Do., Toronto. ` '
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lie Ch’town nr any other town ".'7/76.
(__(`-xg’-5 -ill tell you that Wnirifs DEN-_ "-if/_
~_;' xi. preparations are unc-xcélled. fg-
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(,},, a we sell Them. fl
will also tell you, if un-to- jp
  date. that the Perphylactie tooth 
\lll__ brush is the most perfect cleanser sa/
'» F made. ’(@i?
I il We are showing a line line oi 
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jilf _=_ dental preparations just now at ="`
reduced figures. V ¢ 
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Warm Weather Fooil 3
We ca.u’t all go tot
the country these warm
days but our large var- _
iety of new and fresh
goods and up-to-date
_ groceries makes it pos-
sible for our customers
to enjoylifc in the city.
If you would wantg
cool health giving
' food call and place*
your order with Q
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Queen St. ’
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K If honey is not pure it is better not
~ '¢°'“5¢ if- We have the best honey
that can be procured in this Pi-ov.
  ince and the price is but_ _ _ '
20c APOT
OR -
It is very desiyable for table use and i
the sick room. *Try a sample pound `
- prpot,  be well satisied A
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l=PPure groceries of all kinds. A A
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vice at 10.15 Bev. G. M. Young at lland
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from our stock.-Jas. Paton & (.o.- tilts
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A _ p f " Jamaica Connmr. makes a very nice
supplyjust received Beer &'Goil"s. 24 3_i
gsfiei- the   
§Repair Shop is just the place to ,
§Pcrco 6. Armour. 
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Church Services.
mrraoms-r. _
Prince Street.---Prayer and Praise Ser-
Strangers welcome. Attentive
ushers. '
Grace Church.-Rev. J. M. McConnell
E. L. and C. E.,fat close [of Sunday
S0h001~ S@¥'l1¥\8¢l‘8 always welcome and
seats provided.” _
PRESBYTERIAN.
Zion.---Prayer meeting at 10. Rev. D..
B. McLeod at 11 and 7. Sunday School
and Bible Class at 2.30. -
St. James.---Prayer mee'ting`at '10.' 
Mr. Fraser at 11 and 7. Sunda.y'School
and Bible C1assat2.30. " `
CHURCH OF ENGLAND.
St. Paul’s.---Morning prayer at_ 11 a. In
Sunday school and Bible Class at 2.33.
Holy Communion will be celebrated at
All seats free and unappropriated. Every
body welcome. -~
at Matins 11 a.m. Childrens
Catechising and Bible Class at 2.30.
Evensong 7 p. m. All seats free and un-
appropiated.
Barrier ~'
and Pastor's Bible Class at 2.30. Strangers
welcome and ,provided with comfortable
Rev. R, F. Whiston will preach at 11
and 7. All welcome. Sunday School and
Bible Class at 2.30.
CHURCH or CHRIST.
Wednesday night at 7.30. All welcome
_ s.sLv.s'rIoN ARMY. _
I Sunday Services at 7, 11, 3, and at 8 p.m
Week night: Service..--Monday, Tuesday
Thiusday, Friday and Saturday at 8 p. m.
cos1>m._u1an'r1'NG
welcome. Lessons- “The Peace of God.’
We make a largerexhibit of the Scottie
Clan and Family Tartans than is showh.
tunic Cloths, Cloakings, Travelling Ca sf-
printingh score cards for
held att e Charlottetown '
on Wednesday and Thurs-
27th September next,
to an on Saturday,
o‘cl0ck, noon. ‘»The
'EENDEBS
25th t
descendants
to wear ll
not aware of
wraps,
imc liill goli cries Pate
TENDERS for the supplying of oat straw
for the exhibition to be held _in Charlotte-
town from Sept. 25th to 28th next, will
he received b C. R. Smallwood, Secre-
tary up to andyon Saturday the 25th _inst.`,
at 12 o'clock, noon, from presons _'willing
to supply _the same. Tenders to state
the price per ton for from 6 to 10 tons as
may be required and_ to be delivered,
in such qyliantities and at such-' times as 
wanted. _ he lowest or any tender not,
neeessarilyaccepted. 16tf
ready
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- Jerseys.-Football and other kinds at.
Paton’s. ‘ 31 tf
Coax. Flunmr.-Don’t worry about it-
we can supplyypn at very law prices. A.
Pickard & Co, eake’s No.1 wharf. 22 31
drink with ice water. Only 25c. a bottle
at Beer & God"s. 24 Bi -
MoNrs_nnna'r'r Lime Juice is the purest
and best lime juice in the world. A fresh
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Hard Run 
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need looking after. A small mis-
hap, perhaps a little grinding ap-
parently in the chain or fork may
5-_s mean a great deal a. little later.
the Timo--""* '
Q' to have it repaired and the Ideal
_ have the job done. _
fri... meal Repair ship.
Norfolk I 
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Silver Spray
or Per ey Belle _
Flour_and be convinced of its su- 7
JENKlNs a soN
A. N. JENKINS
sYDNEy cami.,
WEBSTER .ii McKAY
JonN wnnarni-:Y
DRISOOLL at HORNSBY.
MCKINLAY silos.
W. MUTCH.
- 'ALEX neuron
 .mutsha
at 11 and 7. Sunday School at 2.15. J
s.:-ioe.m. and mer the morning sei-vieep' U  l  'O  in  
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~ Prayer metting at10.&). Rev. Edwin, ga"  - -_
Simpson at 11 and 7. Sunday Schooli _ _ `
cnN'rnALcnn1sr1.».N cnimcu. p   ,` . 
_ Services at 11 and 7. IY. P. S. C.E. it
` 5atnrday;Night iiir
‘ Gospel Meeting.---Remember the Gospel ~ PATTERN' p i A  4% , ,lid ’  -
Meeting in Prowse's new block, Sunday 0 '  _  s 2-' W  -  _
afternoon at4 o’clock. Strangers alway FREE -~ ~ 1 - ~ - ._ f ~ 
by anyhouse in Lower -Canafia,in Con’ ' " - '= 7 -
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Rugs and Shawls. Tourists and Traveges, f A E' »  1
are thereby afforded every advantageers 
selecting complete and satisfactory ou1in‘fl‘
w-
  A Qiilck"""
  Bleusetlsaiaiice 
, seminar B? isa' .in the
Bild  We’ve-p_priced tbem~ ao
p should begone before  There 
wearing months yet, ao the ofei-ing ie
St.8Peter’s Cathedral- -Holy communion I  .` .
_ Ladies’ Cotton 'Wrappers 'in Pretty' Petter-ni,
Strong Cotton, Fasceflolors, all sine
' Duck, Crash.)  
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We have l-:duced the prices on all our
Duck and Crash Skirts. It’a a li¥IPl_¢ case
` must sell ’em.” ` _ 4
` In Hvsivry. Gloves. Neckwear, 
' vests etc.,»etc. »   _ _ _
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A ` They are the pipttiest lot of  filaiei-'Q
` We are busy? _making them up 'mto etylhh Suiter
invite our patron; to examine our -stock. -J
¢1_0%h¢a uierlegbfns   to lit. __ _
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Healtliful - environment; Adinirablefl equipment. Fell
study, of music and art, thorough mental and  training,
_ .manners and the best general culture. Applying- Cdqidgi-_
p _ oi the summer your wheel must I A I
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1 B£Y~':l. 0 IOKEI.
'color of fabric. _ _
`-_,I 2,000'miles of THREAD
timed out bythe Car-
iiC¢||i Silk CO’y every
day is il¢Sted and found
perfectly l uniform in
Sumgfh and slze, and
fI€¢ from knots or flaws.
penerlty. ` - '
For sale by f I
wse1sssl¢_' si. 
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ever there is a use for 1
THREAD Coiticclli <
Sewing Silk is Best
and Cheapest, for it lasts
longest and goes far.
thest.
Shades to suit evel-yi
_Every 'iii-ci. ef fi..
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S015 Everywhere. '
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