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LUGAL AND PRUVINEIAL
News and Gossip From Town and
pw Early c0untrl\
_Gleaned by “Guardian” Report-
ers and Correspondents.
The Latest Readable Happenings tlccurring
ali 5"9“S" , In tile Nels lllstrltt.
Shapes See _ ---
Tlit-: highest temperature yesterday
was 69 0
&  MR. W. D. MCKAY left esterdav on
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a business trip to Montreal.
'h‘°ws Mit. LEONARD McKay returned yes-
Just received Call teiday evening from New Glasgow
dmca where he has been visitlng friends.
MR. Ewan' CAMERON and Mrs
 Cameron have returned from their
° honeymoon in the other provinces.
of Gents White .
Miss W nrisii-: MoDoNai.D daughter
MR. ll _ D. N . EARLE, District Man-_
M'  ager Be_ll Telephone, Lachute, P. Q., 1
Ill Ill SIZCS
arrived in the city last evening on a
visit to his parents, Mr. and Mra.Eai-le. i
Mir. L. L, Bi-:un leaves this morning'
for"I`orontc, to attendfthe General Con-
ference of the Methodist church. Rev.
G. M. Campbell and Mr. L.E. Prowsei
1 00 left yesterday morning.
1 70 QUEEN Ho'i'i»:i.. Hng99: Geo H Pea. 1
Comets 111 very large cock, Boston; H D Mciawen. iviiilsml
a big discount W0 Sterns, Morell; J Wm Roberts,Boston;
them
about 70 p c Thos W Balderston, city; R W Mc.,
Ewen, Lot 40; J R Neilson. Brantford.
Ri-:v.'Fa'rHER PHALAN Rev. D. B.
McLeod and Rev. J. W. McConnell
will addre=sa Prohibition meetin at
s. g _
caps! Vernon River Bridge on Wednesday]
'I' evening August 31st at 8 o`clock.
"S7 (Other papers please copy.) _l
Lhen Gollars
verse, and his son Mr Fred Clark, are
eekstltio
NELSDN CLaRK_i:. ESQ., Cape Tra-_
in the city. The latter is now located
in Philadelphia and is traveller for the
Thackara. Mfg. C., manufacturers of ;
gas and electric fixtures. ,Mr Clark
has worked himself up to an enviable
position in the mercantile world and is
now on the Island enjoying several
weeks holidays among his many friends. _t
BY reference to the advertisement iu`
another column of the races to be held `i
at the Charlottetown Driving Park on _
the 14th and 15th Sept next it will be
seen that special train and boat arrange-1
ments have been made. Passengers
by train can get return tickets at one
first-class fare on the 13th, 1-lth and
15th, good to return up to and on the
16th. Besides these it will also
be seen that specially reduced
rates are given for those
retuming thc same day. Special-
`ly reduced rates and privileges have
also been made with the sttamcrs.
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many people so much good as Hoods
Sarsaparilla, Americas Greatest Med-
icine.
W1-: beg to anounce that we will con-
tinue to give the McLean stamps to
cash customers.-Tnomva Bnos. 22,_tf.
Tourists. - Prince Blwnrd Inland
Illustrated book on PE Island. For
sale at the bookstoresor at this ofllee
50c _tf
of  _K. McDonald _contractor `
lar’ is visiting in the city, the guest 'of ‘
 ?:'P_y hge” Conn. and Mrs. Hooper. _
Rav. J. T. BRYAN is now enjoying as
lift* 200 BIGII trip across the Rockies. He will return
Gm” Cuffs in company with Mrs Bryan who has
9 ll 30° “eh ' been visiting Toronto.-Patript.
No preparation has ever done ‘so
Rav.~ Ma. \\'.aDiu.us‘s lecture on
Japan, given f in Grace church
terest. Mr. Wadman was dressed in
Japanese costume. in a suit pre=ented
to him by his congregation shortly be-
fore leaving for America. ` His was a
plain, unaffected talk and:notwithstand-
ing that he spoke for an hour and a halt
the interest of his audience never
waned. He is a speaker of exception-
ally pleasing cadence and is possessed
ofa large degree of personal magne-
tism. ln speaking of the different
routes to the Eastern Empire he lauded
very highly the passenger accommoda-
tions onthe C. P. R. Tue climate,
soil and natural resources of Japan
the soc’al| habits ot the people,tlieir
intelligence, patriotism and peculiar
traits, the points of interest in and
around Tokio, the beautiful mountain
scenery, the oft recurring earthquakes;
-all these and several other topics
were dwelt upon in ahumorous and
exceedingly interesting manner. In
conclusion he .spoke :ofl the ad-1
vancement. of christianity in that
kingdom during the past 25 years,
pointing out that ` the people
have now largely abandoned the old
superstitious and idolations customs,
and having founded many of their
institutions after European methods,the
great requisite to Japan’s future success
is the shedding of the light of Christian-
ity among the masses of her people.
This neglected. her future is almost
inevitably one of agnosticiem and in-
fidelity. Mr. Wadman- exhibited a
number of Japanese curios, to all of
which he made interesting reference.
Hs will give another lecture in the
basement of the First Methodist church
Wednesday evening. _ -
Di-:i.iGri1'i-‘UL Trims.-Very often we
see matter published in the press and
elsewhere about Wordly enjoyments,
and called good times. And why not
say something about spiritual good
times? As it happened I have been to
Granville at the communion season,
and learning andt seeing something
grand as we travelled over hills and
vallies which I never have travelled
before. I observed some things
which were grander than the Granville
scenery. The solemnity of the people
both young and old. Moving along to
the church ground we could not but
learn from the solcrnnity and reverence
in which they performed the duties _of
the day, and the way in which they i
0 Y Ying
hour.” And it was evidently seen that
there is peace and brotherly love inl-
' amen them as the fruits ot the
and Rev. Mr. Sterling who is a
teacher and father in Israel. When
mournful at home it is refreshing to
look back and think ot the Granville
good times whichwe beiievelwere re-
freshing to the spiritual mind and
awakening to those who were asleep.
B.ev,R,. McLean pf Valleyfield preached
powerfully in the open field Sabbath
morning the 21st inet. For all the rain
poured down heavily the solemnity and
the steadiness of the people were re-
markable as well as the kindness and
hospitality of the Granville people.
Ot atruth the evening meetings may
be_ called good times in a spiritual way.
The noble Rev. R. McLean powerfully
addressed the meeting in a spirit of
love and earnestness. The vocal mu-
sic was a foretaste of the songs of Zion,
and far beyond the sound of praises
made by machinery. Long may the
Rev. gentleman live who has uttered
and spoken from his pulpit "that the
singing was better than the sound of
one .hundred organs. ” We wish the
Rev. gentlemen long life and power in
their field oi labor, and strength to,
raise their vozces against all idolatry.
A few days ago a. great committee was
convened in the Province of Quebec to
i-:w  
sale to-day at exceptionally
last night. was one'of rare in-'
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rich Caivinistic doctrines of theworthy ~
it needed in the Christian advance-
ment ot_God’s cause. to visit where
grievances are and to hear with them
the spirit of St. Paul who says ‘-It
meat make my brother to offend I will
eat no flesh while the world standeth
lest I make my brother to offend,” and
obey the command that says “Persuade
them to come in,” soithat Granvillegood
times may be felt elsewhere.”-
Olssititvi-nit. `
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ONE hundred and fifty.-Boys suits
are stylish, and serviceable and marked
at price to sell quickly mothers call and
inspect them also a lot of odd pants and
odd coats. .Las Paros & Co. 30 tf.
Tiinsn break the dull season on our
middle counter, we show 150 scliool
suits $1. $1.50 and $2.-Jas PATON &
Co. 80 tf. _ v '
Scnooi. Suits always in season with
seasonable goods 150 on sale to-day.
Jas Paros' & Co. 30 tf.
¢
Ani-J you using a McLean stamp
St., next door to McKenzie’s Tailor
Shop, and we will give you a book free
with $3 worth of stamps to start. This
offer is good for one month. ag17 if
roar orcnaitnorrarown.
Aug 29-Ar: Alice Phoebe, Bailey,
y y i _ ry i °
Castle; Lillian, Bloomfield; Kohinoor,
Cameron, Picton; Ceylon, Boudrot,
Louisburg ;Minnie A, Andereon,George
Aug 29-Cid - Henry G Ives, Patton,
Kohmoor, Cameron, do, Minnie A:
Anderson, Bathurst; Margaret, Blue,
Pinette: G Hard , McDonald, Louie-
Alice,Pheobe, Baileys ' _ ,
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A Dose
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r.t2e1?.‘“: ‘i.;’:°.;‘:,::f‘..:'::.°*' sv. ~”°_ of Quinine
You get the full benefit of
Howard’s English Quinine,
with good wine, pleasantly
combined with aromatics.
85 1.00 a Large Bottles.
PRINCIPAL, I. OXENI-IAM,
(Graduate at lluntml -Business college.)
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line Childrens Hairdressing carefully attended to.
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Little     
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Other
Tams
for
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Were 35 to 72c regularly
They’re nice nobby ones, some of em first rate in
fall. ` ' _
TRADE AND S|'||PP|“6 Window fun at .
town; Stuart L, Breaux, Pokemouche,  '_ ' I _
N B; Margaret, Blue, New Glasgow; 1 _ _ '_
ss Wm Aitken. Bac, Picton; Flash, is ~ h
Lane. Loch Leven. _
Loon Leven°Li1lian Bloomiield_,Pictou'  
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burg° SS Wm Aitken, Batt Picton ~ @
Is all right “if it’s good Wbsell good furniture
 cheap. ‘ We don’t carry any trashy linm, but our
‘prices .gvery favourably with the -pint
I ‘ is sold for in other stone.
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_ _ Taken in time may pre- Q ~ We would like to can
_ p ~_ your attention to our
‘feng Ml attack of fever'  extension Tables. We have a Legg variety It
n  rock bottom prices. ____
Johnsons  JOHN 
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‘ _ _ Nickel Time Pieces from Sl 00 up,
L, ,s \` is   § Nickel Alarms |.25 up
I , 0.47/0/.575  _ Musical Alarms. H
"' _ ` Time Piece _Galendars
' ~   e""f's"" Leather Watch Chains.
` P. E. ISLAND 1 Ribbon Guardsawith" mounts
_ f f i ‘ Flag Stick Pins Sc to 7%-
  Chain Bracelets. '
Ladies’ Lone Guards.
_'_ GentIemen’s Silk Alberts, also with mounte-
_ WATCHES AND .RINGS-
, ,, ,, h ,,,,‘ Also new designs in Eye Glasses
Arithmetic, Shorthand M
ypewrlting, Penmanuhip. I 
gualneee fipni-upondence, _ 0 °
ggi- sysgatnlz is theafgtest and  now in use V-l¢tO J SWG' fy SCO YB; "Slay °§P°\|fQ ,°"‘t °"|°.e
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THESE BQTTLES P. 0.' Box 242. Ch’town, Aug.e 1398. tf.dw.
MORE TH -XY THE i _ I
°“S   -     IES’ CAPES ‘
miuseful afterwards We have just received a. case of pretty Flannelette  L '
PI‘€S€I'V9S Wrappers which we place on
l ` C ll arly and 'get first choice ' i  
into 'mr Store OW grdiisa fewaprient wrappers left they are out of prices to ' i ' nn ~ un
“hem 1.1.... s....1....._     -   'rms ssasows |iv|PoR1'A1'|oel
&  VVe still have some of those nobby Shirt 'Waist= at _ N ' _l .&_Sh _  
_priges Cut. in two, if you want one this is your chance. Ha|fdW33|"g’~Sha““g° _amlmmg _ _
_"` Ji As this is the timefor clearing out broken lines you _*‘-\- THE '-*TEST STYLES- We want to clear them at once, so down go the prices
will find our counter loaded with the most 'attractive __ _ S _
er offered Razor on nga pee nity
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--__   of bar ains we have ev - _ ' ’ H ~ ak
Hml g ' » _ Satisfaction guaranteedin all lines. 1 _ raw,
A08-dia will bfi _ Water Street, Snmnierside: . .
“hrs per week during Opposite R T Holman’s Brick Store.
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