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Having purchased from Mr. F. J.
Hornsby the stock and good will of
Ha books and Stationery Business in
the Morris Block, we will continue
-idling at lowest prices for cash only,
lisa B. M. Hornsby, who has mana
god the business in the past, will be
in charge of the store, and will be
pleased to attend to all old customers
and many new ones.
A choice new stock of Wall Papers
will be at onoe put on sale, and all
ihpartments of the business will be
kept well stocked. A well supplied
news sand will be a special foil'-ll’€
ol the business. The store will
_ known as “The Bazaar Bookstore.”
TIE lllllll ¢0ll'llY,
Sueceseors to F. J. Hornsby,
Harris Block, Ch‘town. March 16. iooo.
he business in its various branches.
be
A FARMER'S WIFE SPEAKS.
“A Farmers \\’ife" desires Tim GUAR-
DIAN to say something on behalf of
herself and her sisters. the wives of other
farmers iii this. fair Island, “just to set
some people thinking a little," as she
puts it. \Ve have _concluded to let her
speak for herself, and it may call forth
some thoughts among those who read,
I just the same. Here is what she has to
say:
married twenty years and have a husband
and six children. We are not poor, in
fact we are what country people call
‘comfortably situated.' My husband is a
good man in almost every sense of the
loverfof his home. My children are in
 word, industrious, kind and cheerful, a
  Your-r
  Millinery
Our workrooms will
rushed this week; if
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venient, we ask you.
will consider it a favor for
as early in the week as
-» possible
erkins 6: Co
The Millinery Leaders.
dies-a-#series
issue a-iii? was
those who can, to leave#
their trimmed hat order*
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lim Weather Food
We can’t all go to
the country these Warm
days but our large var-
iety of new and fresh
goods and up-tcrdate
groceries makes it pos-
sible for our customers
to enjoylifein the city
If you would want
cool health giving
food call and iving
your order with place
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PIIIRY DAVID C COI-
 iicsi reliable pg 
Place to have your regal: work ‘
done is the place t at takes
the most interest in your
needs.We strive to accmomo- _
date all who leave any work "
with us_, by prompt attention 
and guick despatch of game,
We ave the reputation of 
being “O. K.” on repair work. .K
Give us a trial and be con- 
vinced that h t - ' 
true. W a we say is 
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Foundes, Engineers, Machin- 11.;
ists and Boiler-makers. ,
Steam Navigation Cds Wharf. 
Charlottetown, P. E. 1,
.Phone x25 "*
aniuannnnlsisnn
telligent and dutiful. We all have plenty
to eat and wear and enjoy the respect of
those about us. You may ask, what can
a woman want more ? I am certainly not
worse off than many of my neighbors and
acquaintances, and I try to be thankful.
"But I do want a rest. I have not
had a genuine holiday in twenty years, un-
less it was a Sunday School picnic and
_then the work of preparation, the care of
the little ones and the basket and table
left me alittle more tired on my return
than I was before I went. I sometimes
read in THE GARDIAN about city people
going off on two or three weeks holidays
and I wonder what it must be like. The
school teacliergets holidays. The preacher,
too, I am glad to notice, gets an occasion-
al rest, But when does the farmer's wife
get a holiday? In the city I suppose peo-
ple rest on the Sabbath. But with the
farmer`s wife there are just as many
meals to cook, justas many dishes to
" wash, as many cows tomilk, as many beds
to make on Sundays as on week-days.
` There is less of other work. Fortunately
, the baking, washing, scrubbing, sweeping
mending, quilting etc., are not permitted
to intrude upon the Sabbath. But the
children have to be got ready for church
and Sunday school, and where _is the rest;
I sometimes think of 'it when in church
we sing, ‘Welcome sweet day of rest.’
“I like to work, was brought up 1 to
work, and I feel that I would be lost with-
out something to do. I have no distaste
for the work that falls to a fai'mer’s wife;
in fact I rather like it and it is the only
work I can do. Fortunately I am mostly
. well and strong, but the work never ends!
It goes on from four or five o'cl0ck in the
morning till ten at night and there seems
to be always more than can be done. I
don't think any servant works so hard as
the farmer’s wife. We work, eat and
sleep. I used as a. girl to enjoys the
beautiful sunsets, the bright sky, the
fleecy clouds, the pretty birds and flowers.
I feel that Icould still enjoy them if I
had time to look at them but time I really
have not. We work, eat and sleep. Bye
and bye we will rest--over in the church-
yardl
“Now don‘t think I'm melancholy. I
am not, but I fear if I were sick, or had
not the good strong constitution and a
cheerful spirit that I might become so. I
read once in THE GUARDIAN that the
*class which contributed most inmates to
the lunatic asylums was young farmers’
wives. I think I can understand why
that is, and that it ought not and need
not to be so. You see there is no promo-
tion, no increase of salary, no hope of an
easier and betterjob,snch as men work for
and hope to attain to-only more work and
less restasthe familyincreases,more sweep-
ing and mending, and all for lovel I am
glad to say this last great reward is
not denied me but not all can say
that.
“If all work and no play makes Jack a
dull boy, as the old proverb has it, how
about J ack`s mother? What I want; THE
GUARDIAN to do is to ask every farmer
on this Island to take an early opportunity
to surprise his wife with a holiday,-a
real genuine holiday for a week at” least,
in which she shall have nothing to do but
A
FOI E11’e~
4, “I am a married woman, have been"
5P¢¢iH\ Notiw lil MURNING lilllllllllll   THE
t some time, say in June or July, 2 hen
___ _ _ rest is reall en`o able. B a little fore-
son was saying to me, fI will not be a
work the way mymother does, with never
an liour’s rest.’ He has gone to the i
States."
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According to a telegram in the Patriot
of. yesterday the Emperor of China vhas
Patriot also announces in its Ottawa
despatch that “Hon. Mr. Mulock
has introduced a bill reducing the
has been drilled for six months on South
a few geographical terms translated into
Ling means nek and berg
Kiang, ho, shui and ki, mean spruit
Hu means vlei. _
Cheng means burg or dorp.
There are7 doctors in the Dominion
I Senate, 17 in the House of Commons,~6 in
the Ontario Legislature, 5 in th_ _Legisla-
tive Council and 7 in the Legislative As-
sembly of Quebec, 1 in the Legislative
Council and 1 in the Assembly of Nova
Scotia, 1 each in the Legislatures of British
Columbia and the Northwest _Territories,a
total of 46. The late Legislatures of Man-
itoba and New Brunswick, and the pres-
ent Legislature of P. E. Island have
contained no members belonging to the
medical profession.
North American contment we are in the
most progressive quarter of the world?
The United States is by no means a slow-
going Republlicr And there is Mexico,
‘From near y every town an v lags
ln Canada come letters from persona
who have been rescued from the mis-
erieg of piles by using Dr. Cha.se’l
Ointment. ~
Mr. F. Stokes, 116 Dunlop street, Bar-
rle, Ont., writes:-“ I was troubled
with blind, itching piles for years, and
irfalide amdng bl; acquaintances.
“ I only used one box and am entire-
cure you. It has never failed to cure
Read Paton’s ad. in another co%u1i_:nn.
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.Bicycless   Canvas
shc   
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Ladies’ Shoes C
FF? l»<,
. ' we have his -‘Five Roses"-
farrner. Iwill never ask any woman to. the highest grade' We als
be my wife with the prospect of having to have me next but grade in
All
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SATURDAY JULY -,-_~1900_ thought, it seems to me this might be 
done, and then perhaps we might also all
along try and mingle a share af rest an d ° C
Wh gn make good bread always,
is a licssicie. It mizstte Um!!!-
recreation with our work: That would bend though that B gwd mei; to
make farm life brighter. Perhaps it make good bread
might help to keep our boys and girls on S h uuld “av Q
the farm. Only the other day my oldest the Best  A
‘°'rIll~on’s Pride.” R Cafloed
cf which has just been received.
This was bought before the ad-
vance and will be ao'd at
the oid price for cash-
S..lsk for Price- -
been °‘abolished.” The Examiner hasi I
it that he has been “absoIved.” The _ . 6 0.
High Class Grocers.
0.00.
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rate of postage on newspapers “ to eight ,,.,-ASQ/,
~f _ ‘ 'wx '>;"\-wa s `
ccnts§per pound. Sucha reduction, - .W _ ' 
would make the rate many times as  _E -
great as it is at present. ‘ _  ‘ ~
All ` \‘\§_-_ o I o
L, f We cut the prices on our Denim Suits
_  Take advantage of this sale and get a nice suit
' for Summer, I _
Y called to study Boxers instead of Boers,  Small' ~ _  5 DBDIID Suits at 5-25 f0l° 3 50
the map of Asia instead of Africa and pl); insect Powder-the kind
1° -c lic instead cf Dutch Here are f/I th” kms' li
C “ne” go ° ‘ ‘ Rex Insect destroyer,
1 g_ (lléiquid) Poison Pads 5c and _  S
familiar anS\1a e' c. W
Shan means kopje. Hellebore and other require-  '
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The newspaper class in geography that _  _ 
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African and Dutch names are sudden-  Sticky Paper-large and `?’
OBIS.
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 2 Denim Sn-its at 6.90 for 4 00
E Walking hats, etc
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Central Drug Store, 
 Sunnyside. 
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A Your street costume will b
I incomplete without one of ou
pparasols. A late season ha
been the cause of a deep cu
on all parasols, and ’twill b
money in your pocket to se
us before buving Give us
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cl  R[[]|]|N, PI]  Black Lustre skirts $1 so
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We know how Canada is booming along. 
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Did it ever strike the reader that inthis - M0D0Udld & C0.  , 
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which without making any fuss about V  “'h°l,y°=-wsntgmvbher barrel!
it has, within 'nic msc clue years,  ‘"*”° *I* 5°°d "I 7°”
doubled its revenues, doubled its A .Q - 
exports, doubled the number of its fao-  
tories and multiplied its banking capital  05s|§||
by three. As half the continent belongs - Q;
to us Canadians it is satisfactory to know i? isuver spray
that the spirit of progress prevades the ; gp Pgrlay 
whole of North Americafrom theisthmus 3
_- For sal b
to the pole- § JEl\TK5iNS & SON
v _ ‘ 1 DRISCOLL at 1-IORNSBY.
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2’ P S Ossian is tne best famil
:_ Flour on the market to d
Gures Piles  ` 7 -c.;.=z»....
lntlioutthellangar, Pain orixpsiiss of * fy R’ E’  I
an operation-The only Guaranteed I" Jcly 6 cod 1 yr. _
Gore. . _ I
I d u ul ‘lr All ~l»l Null; 1,. \l.\J,’»!,\;  
ycles  'licenced
' F31' §&-1e- lEen;?Boots.25. i
 :Bicycle Henan shop. ' 51-50 |P|'ic¢5-
walem' at oc., Liu.
t tbl to stop the consta t
&)¢`:-llgige Inowasgalvygys ln tpgn unviil p CA N A D I A N 1*)
f e to me o ie won- I _ --
3 fi`iie1n¢?ui?esn.IlJir°l Chase’s Ointment had  i F i C KY.
ly cured. In gratitude for this marvel- I ' 'W "'
lous cure and for the benefit of others I A
...fem .. 1 .car ....1 you cs.  SUMMER TOURS
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Cowhgg  and every other Roipcnimence June Ist. Write 'for lgoo Tou
means have failed to cure you, you can The famgus fast train
begin the use of Dr. Chase’s Ointment “
with perfect confidence that it will |N||g|lia| Limifgdff
‘piles and will not fail you; 60 cent; a lo the Pacific Coost willbe put in service com
box, at all dealers, or Edrnanson, Bates m@’1°”1§J‘"‘° 11th»|9°°- e I
*md 0°" '”°"°”‘°° _ _ - New Route ‘lo Quebec
v, ' g < Commencing J unc 5th there will be a ccmbinn.
" - -1- - ~ - _ - tion first class and sleeping car leave St. John
Just think Of the bargains at P&i.0n S £0- I at 4._io P.M, week days _and run throrgh to
day, ~ - 7 1i I Levis, P. Q., via Megantic.
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When goods are needed most we sell them cheapest
we are selling ladies cravenette waterproofs at
ur. Qui-1
    HALF PRICE
8 Water Proofs, size.58 to 60 $4 60 for $2 30
4 Water Proofs",-sine o8 to 62, 5 00 for 2 50
I 3 Water Proofs, size 58 to 60 3 00 ior 1 60
1 _Water Proof, size- 6°--6 00 for 3 00
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_ They are the prettiest lot of clothes we have ever had.
'~' We are busy making them up into stylish Suits We
invite our patrons to examine our stock
-. . All clothes made by us are guaranteed to Bt
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Peo lic ““°°
_  jewelers are rogues.
1 _ . Wegivsyouyoiir moneys worth every-
A full line of Silverwear and Jewelry always on baud at
Watclimaksr and Jeweler
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