THE GUARDVIAN,_OH.&R`LOTl‘ta'l‘O\VN,  17 V 41899' V _
TRY \ i frm  S Halifax sa‘led at 6 o‘clock  N
  'atevtninfr tor Hilifax en route to   
B;"“’“A 6 Ma. W A Barmuiris rgisteied 
Tiii: Canipana will arrive in port and p"“°'
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Miss Lai~‘UriGi-:Y’s recital tomorrow ~ - - - d Riw..W.H.WAVBx1m fCe Vtral '
FQR evening in Kindergarten~Hall. Wm san today for bummermde an -was in the cit eetsrd°v.§ B Bodeque'
Montreal.
  Tut: S. S. Jac ues Cartier did not V - MR' -K' J' MARm“'Vf  by
I q It to ht last THE Schooner Charlie was loaded themailspecial last night
. 3;., new milliner am'_° mm a qu” °r em with salt yesterday for J. Myiick & Co ~ Ma._W. C. *Haggis -emma; gh,
“;§;; ‘Qin order; mrlihrsonally. Try  wemng' of Tignish by Mr. N. Ritteniury. Princess yesterday evening by
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ll. U Van Stone for your new hat. Scim. Marion is being loaapd (yvith THE S_ S Prince” cams off the Slip city iia§;l_Rh.;'x'l1;nNaui;¥ repplrued to the
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ae -me w ui has '°“°'°‘°°°“e<* '.;:z;.‘:.“:;.:i‘;. *;;‘iti°t..;i:....°....:s: “ii °s.:;:i°i:°'.;”;*.P°;~i.:tif M- Bm 5 Bl-5~°°°»~K~y - <=».
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and 'lu Please gfgv She Wm Sail t0d3_y_ V X128 m°(;‘r'£n 1' ‘ Summerside, was in the city yesterday-
. I f M_q Le_ \ g' Ma. J. McKnmoN»went to Halifax yes-
 & » “ ATCH mr pvlwgmmme n I .s. Mic. L. E. Pnowsz received a. letter 5°"d°'Y *f°¢"“°°° 5! U19 B¢."°°° b°°f~ V
tirgey’s recital in to mo row’s issue. ht th h’ h d Mg E P H
FOR in d ` last nig stating at 's son a passedl - .- oamlnspectcr of Bridges,
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U S d i “gm ‘me abad night Monday nivht but was “P NW' BPUUHWIO5- ll Ngllfbrod at the
mx     S ME.,$R,_ \1ATTHEw_~1\1¢Le,,n  C0 somewhat better yesterdary. VR°v°i'°
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We bl" 1'°°"“`°d md f’P°”°d U' Sh‘PP°d several drum? 0; ng’ I; Huw THE St. John Telegraph says :--Rev. afternoontgzin vyszzbdnnd ysiilgecrldayllafhr-V
N8” “hole” new Stock of nch blaqk na' yeswrday by the b' ' a ax' Mr. Saunders, who has been suPP|_Vin2 V Doon. ‘ J J
pods, Br0&flCl0bhS. <>0SU1llh¢f*» Plallll [Tis expected that ML A_ E_ Maggie the pulpit of St. John's church during MAJQB, gmmng, gV,°,mm,',.si,i,'
mdf,n¢y dress goods the very latest. and Mr, Qgilvie willsing at Mis-i Ls. Mrde boyres’ abs tice. iveiitto P. L arrived .in the city last night by the
_wm be happy to show them to you. turgays recital’ Tum-,day Waning, I. for ii. visit yesterday. "P°¢i°»|- - __
TRY VV 18"” V Mn Waiimo is re `stered at the MR' P' Mccwmy md htm” wh"
, - _ A S* - among th passenger-s_ _b in _ 'i ai- '
 & CO0 BOYS BRIGADE N0_ 3 Company.  QU980 H.)I8|.` H6 Will lllSP3C¥ 'Kilt hilblllgbfi? , I   Vxnal V 
 FQR nicest in St. Paul’s school room, Friday °*f=Hm°¥S E|h"» A|H'°0d°- Wlmam _Mn Wu. M. Roiiliasrsoir representing
 _ , afternoon at 5 0»cl,..ck_ In Piace of (-0- Aitken, T. A. Stewart, F. M. Batt. and the J,R_Ay,|- gm Ltd, gwivme, N_'B_ is
    _ day), as already announi e. N°l5°°~ “U tl” R°_V°1‘°~ V 
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f Our mantle room wntains a. per- THF Hama! Heram says; The atm, THE Y’s. will meet in Willard Hall. passe” “by  Hal.:_°“ ° ‘ .".°° "°
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Capes. Drop in an see t em, t ey i itiont is year eii er in . . ~ an _ , ° _ _ -' _ Ma. H.C. Ciilioirr N manager of theV
mnked 1ow_ or New Bruns_wick,and that consequent~i_V“°‘l_‘° bffng 8 f"°“_d _°‘ Q is ""3 uanadian Ex i-ess Ce. si b
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- 'ray ly there will likely be a big crush at this meeting W1" be Uf 5P°°‘9l "“‘1'°3t° the Halifax yeswdsy sfeeyzmon W ggi-
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own riving _ __ _ . _
_ _ t k u b f t h I to _ Mr.. C. B. Fri.-.'rn, Travellina Passenger
FOR St2pl;En";‘§3slm;]I;eil;g eginggurt fx; ti'i=:;r0v:thee1(S?l‘imin(;Ii tal"[e\i;§ns0 faint- Agntv 0-V P- BV-» 031110 £0 55° bit? V Y°°*°"°
 _ - . - . . ._ ° _ _ day morningandwas apasssnger bythe
 gatteratif a separate ward in the P.E. I. llagiflfalafcg §°kS"[l§a‘l’i*:‘:0i(§)i‘i°§:21° 0° “P 3_5_ Ham” R, Hama in tha ,,ft_em°m_
_ ospit was discussed and on a vote PY S - - » 5- Mg Em P_ FARBELL X fb forhis hgh;
Q, Hundreds. and hundreds to spgect being taken it was decided to recom- THE St John Telegraph say,__M,. in Newton, Ma.._.»_, yeggesjay by the Bali-
The
you want in your line. See our
4 ply collars at 2 for 250. cuffs at
124; spair worth 30c. Kid gloves,shirts, _i
asetiea braces. We buy these goods
ltvand sell them cheap. I
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WEEKS 85 Co.
br your dry goods. We have the
variety and will please you in the
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Wholesale und Retail
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lncreasin g lil);
sale of PIES is getting
every day. 1(0))
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they are the best that iw
ingredients and skilful V
can make. i
es llc & l5c each
Pies l5c & 20c “
Pies Nc & 25c “ ry
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e =o has received an oil painting of
the SS Halifax, painted by the celebrat-
ed artist U. Horton. In the distance is
the SS Olivette going at full speed.
CoNsUL Van. is the happy possessor
ofa walking stick received yesterday
from a friend in Boston, which stick has
apiece of history behind it. During
the recent utipleisantncss with Spain the
U. S. battleship Tex is blew away some
of the woodwork oi Moro Cas'le and
the cane is made from a iragment of
this wood. It is said to be about three
hundred years old, and sims worm
holes in the wood tend to esablish its
vererable appearance. Half a dozen
Spanish riile bullets accompanied the
stick. -The trophy is naturally much
prized by Mr. Vail.
THE S. S. Halifax arrived here, on
her first trip of the season. yesterday
morning at ten o‘clork. The Halifax
brought a full cargo and the following
passengers: Mrs, ,J. R. Moore, Miss
M, M. Graham, J. Nicholson and wife,
Mrs. R. M. Crockett and 3 children,
Miss G. E. McDougall. Mrs. James
Dcwl, Miss Mary Griiiin, Miss Cathe-
rine McLean, Miss Lena Bruce, Wm.
Burdette, J, W. McLeod.W.~B. Judson,
Jno. McDonald, Patrick McDonald,
Fred Cormier, and one from Halifax.
She sailed again yesterday afternoon,
the following being the outgoing pas-
sengers: E. P. -Farrell, Hector Mor-
rison, Francis Mclnnis, Peter Clary,
Wm. McLeod, Mrs. C. B. Chappell,
Chester McMillan, Mrs. D. Livingstone,
Joblrving, John Burns, Mrs Fleury,
N. L. Nicholson, Fred Shey, Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. E- Matthews.
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_ To Cure Headache in ten minutes use
Comfort Headache Powders. I0 cts.
today in a happy social event ‘Mr
bill passed the House and- the assr ci-
ation were forming a code of by.-laws.
THE St. John Sun says:-W. S. Mc-
Kie of Charlottetown. is here with a lot
ol time driving and family horses, pur-
chased by hiau on P. E. I. They can
be seen at Alward’s stable, Union St.
Several of the horses are fast ones. and
there is in the lot a fine live yeir old
stallion by Island Chief.
The evangelistic meetin gs in pro-
gress at the Central Christian Church
are increasing in interest ever night. A
Dacked reeted house Mr Whiston last
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night. Revs. G. .P.;Raymoad`, R. W. 
Steveiisonand A. _N. Simpson assisted
in the services. Mr. Whiston answered
somequestions. A trio by Messrs Whis-
tou,Simpson and McKay. was listened
to with pleased attention as was also
Mr. Whistori’s touching solo, -_'Only a
step to the grave." The discourse by
the evangelist was on “The coming' of
Jesus ” In fine language thrill-
ing soul searching qu.slio.is
were brought home to the hearts _ot the
hesrers as Mr. Whiston urged the nec-
cf Vssity of every one making his peace
with Good and accepting °Christ. He
said it was an old, old story but abso-
lutely true, on the authority of Godls
word that Jesus will come again inilike
manner to that in which he ascended to
heaven, and all should endeavor to lead"
lives such that no matter at what' time
Jesus may come he would find ihem_
ready to gladly receive Him. Tonight
the evangelist will speak on --The
wonderful love of God" and will sing
by request. ‘-Lifes Railway.” It is re-
quested that many will avail themselves,
of the question box at the door.
8ent|ey's Liniiiient the modem Ein Ciire
Price l0c.
NEW   t __
iuNno_NiNn Piiiis
and .Bonnets
H1011 are a live  
.nusiniess
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The above Good should have__been here a month ago,
so we have decided to mark them -at a price to sell quickly
HAN Ladies. this _is your chance to get a Paris or London Trim
. med Hat at a. very low price.
Will have your    '
Vf.Rl~V‘l“V.irViV.VlV;VRlS£NlNlR Mclillll &.lIi.  T- 1- H
°. 1. _ . B. = ~ fd 1     ' . ’ _  ""“”'Q‘°~i€5/`SZY   V 3 1
 ‘i      Successor to Beer Bros.    »    y   
of the yearly rental as proposed in the 0 ’ v °“°°’° C°u“§°
(mm. All sizes, we are sure to p use mend the purchase of the ward instead John P_ (llrord n Son of Re _ `°J_ A" fax, after spending sim, winter at gg Dun
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rnv second optiom ,. _ Gordon, is in the city to_assist a frierd M F- G ,
,. 11.. into . Jonas of Moncton, who is
to be on of th
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S & CO. THE New Glasgow Evening Bulletin (f°1'd°“ 19 5 Pl"’5P9""g Uf9TCh”U_” gf fm-¢gsin;g0¢i,1 Txglpats glskg p'1§¢¢y;';-
FOR says: There are four schooners at the (/h“T1°“e}°W“ and has m§“.Y me” 5 morrow in thi- city, arrived by the mail
public Wharf three loaded with P E here Wh° are ghd t0 meet him- train last evervng
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"ii   Island pr°du°e° The fwnht a m‘.wh__|;THii GUARDIAN regrets to learn th t  V V
_ _ larger one than the others, is loading - Tg,.;9v°m,.,. 1'.; ,,. 1,  h i
1 d . . , Mr. James Munroe of Alberry Plains” ‘-~ t #.18-D .  0 118
Dawes? ‘E0i~0r1li]§>siTn82(`-iiatigr satin hem wlth lumber for Mr' Jas' L’ M9' i.-i very ill with catarrh ‘of the lungs. Nad- SWS! 'I '0 S~ 5 l?0|-'5!l0SiBI!fiV€d '__'-__-"*'l'l
Don t o gf 11 _ li 81 Donald, contractor of the town, who is His uncle DL Robertson of Montague iam, nigh; (M_,y gm) ¢,0,n§umm,,‘,»s;d,~_
$1.25 to $1,110 per pair. e p)|;_p5-esent_en(g;]ge{l terecting gg; large S in attendance abd his recovery is not Chu-1'0¢¢¢,10w,, a. d Sy¢p¢y,__ Fine
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UI ID SID 81 BEOWD. . .L i t 1| ted ML G M Wetilhér Wtléiiiei all t e way down
ENTRY ° ._ '°° °X"°°  5’°rg° "“'°° The ni ii -ii 'i " ' ‘
MK W_ W_ CLARKE receued 563te,»_ ' returned from visiting him yesterday. (mn aafuylil roug piinmii or p_asseng;rs, _  .f , _ 
& GO' day by the S. S. Halifax,a large picture - - Id gem ra “"g°_' ”m°”2°t.w “fb _ _ _ ; [-
of La Grande Duchesse a descript_ _ Ara meetingof the Dairymea he __ are 37 headif catilf-, ol) shefp and 5 »  _ r\'_ ' _ _
FOR ion and illustration of which a ears yesterday Mr. Morrow, formeilv ein- horsem _ _ = _  -  1»
PP ployed in the Hillsboro factory, was en ‘ ,
  ii"‘it°da5"° GUARDIAN' It was mu°hiVgaged at $100 amonth for balance cl* 011559 l1l°""iD2 °f Mn! 1131 the”
a mired by all who saw it yesterday- - ~ d.” t ; _ _ 1, 3 ,,, _
W° °““S”"'° 7°” “sh °” “my 9°" H H1- ' ` ` .nie ms°°' Yesterday ““’ D“‘ry"‘.e“1° fidlsfis  clit;-sn(ii;Ts.§fno§s.i‘d dsigwiriir "
`   _Easy Work
had from his childhood been identified
with the life of St. Peters Road. V Born
on the ‘~Applc;.jTre.-. F:ir~ii,” he had in
early life married Miss Vit-kcrsozi and
settled in the adjoining tomrnunity.
A man of remrrkable strength and con-
stitution he had never known sickni-ss
uniil this past winter, and was only
confined to his bed for u few days pre-
ceding his death. He was ever the
most kindly,hospitab1e and obliging of
friends. and in him the Baptist church
of Marshfield loses one of its most faith-
ful adherents and attendants. _ . Beside
_thesorrowin -,_comuiur=i=i hs leaves* a
sons to mourn their loss. 'The company
that gathered for the funeral on Satur-
day afternoon was _ very large. The
service was conducted by Rev. C. W.
Jackson assisted by Rev.J. C. Spurr,
G. P. Raymond and Rev. Mr. Layton,
The deceased was in his eightieth year.
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A1' the meeting of the Natural _His-
tory and Antiquarian Society last night.
tif. Manish eesiriimea a mast interest-
ng paper in the department of historic- ‘
al antiquities,” taking for his subject the
Indians, the Africans and other colored
people of Prince Edward Island. He
first outlined the _historyof the Indians
as given by Jacques Cartier and other'
early discoverers' in Canada, detailing
at length their appearance. dress, 'their
customs, character. implements, their _L
weapons and their habits. and mention-
ed many most interesting facts in the
history of the Micmacs in this Island.
Next to be considered were the Afri-
cans, in which connection Mi. Mellish
detiiled the history of the several ne-i
groes who _came to this province the
slaves of the Loyalists. The third part
of the evening was devoted to the
Chinese, from whose industrious habits
the lecturersuggested lessons of ap-
plication, perseverance and diligence.
The lecture was full of interesting in-
formation, recorded rnuch of historical
importance and evidenced extensive and
patient research. A short discussion
followed, and a vote of thanks was pr- -
posed by Mr. Watson, seconded by Mr.
May. V '
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Rods. .
Our English fishing rods
areinodels of beauty, ‘
lightnen, strength, and
snppleness. K'
For $2,50 we can givei
you a nobby split bamboo *
rod, thatfyou willbe proud
i to own. Our $3.50 Eng-
,»lishrodisabigsnap. If
you didn’t know the price;
of it, you’d call it a $5.00
rod every time. I `
Call and examine.
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All you haveto do ,, gpm in
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_ . you _fi nd please you well.
~ ~ We'd especially like to have you
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Smart People Gan
_ Our big clearing sale of FURNITURE has
scores of Charlottetown shrewdest shoppers. As our
be sold, we hav`e put our prices ayay down, so that any person
Furniture simply can’t help buying HERE.
Rememberithe more you Buy.
_   The more Money you
Imported:-~ $ _ 50
_ English  _t smut
T|=ousel°ings.V  f g Slfllljls
V These Trouserings are valued from $5 00 to $500 lil
ported for _the best tailoring trade only IM' QHIIQQS, 0%
throu `l| all ilroll
stsgfhe early glancing of your order!-;or a Spring Sil1f,Tr0ll0l'l llld
ill secure greater satisfaction than _a rush order at the last ihommt
It. 'rpg fisssi iins or asain Furnishings an use
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NEWS Allll BOY’S _
We have just received our new stock