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P_AliAl.YZEO FLOUR TRADE-p T
a1'rui,`.\Vn, Aug. hi. -Advlces reeelv~
the Chinese boycott of American
s has completely paralysed the Hour
a. Nnehlpaients have been made MD
July liisnd all orders for Septcm- Tri
rs In the bake shops in \\ onton and
ami small dealers dare not purchase B
_ us
this season. 0
HAVE YOU IIEARTBURNI
slarge milling company of _ this NE
lminlts agentiu Hong Kong state “noe
between I-‘sciiio Coast ports and to'
any's agent writes that the bread iii*
, and ru-oggsed therefore se
HECHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
A ld d t Journal. imi in be JUST, IMPARTIAL RELIABLE,
W§Y “sexi” odltsll times wgurtlllezr _the beat interests o! the people and Pro-
'JEEE PIIOPIIIYS PAPER.
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nd Guardian Publishing Company.
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ILS. McRAl\I. News i.ilitor.
qnllcconinion with people whose ` "'
tion is poor. iinniedliite relic( fol-
lhi- use of .\`ei'\'illiie. Stomach is
gtlioiierl, rligcsliou is made perfect,
gcurcrcsultsin every case. lisa mul
n‘s .\'ei'\*i|ine once and yon'lI never
isordcr is rnnqucrcd ily ri few lluscs.
'rl-.bottle ol' Ni-rvilliiu always convln- _
thoui it because ever type of stoiir time
THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN AT SUMMER RESORTS.
Visitors to suinnier resorts may have the
l. one week 10 1-cuts, or one month 25 cen
Prcscui- city dclivcries may be changed to
without extra charge.
Orders may be left or sent to head office,
'giorningedition of The Guardian by
any country address for any length of
Charlottetown.
Sold i-.\'r»i‘_y\\Iici'c fur the past iility T
LOCATING A LIN E.
TTETOWN GUARDIAN
HE CHARLO
\\`I<2I)NESD.-\Y MORNING, AUGUST Iii), lii(i5
.\i:\'. N. S., Aug. 26.--.»\ parry of on w
.~ iroin licre are now ciigagcrl iii lo
ri Iinr for thc vxtcii.-ririn uf thc Cape
i raiilwliy from St. Pell-rs io Louis-
'i`lne liuc is In-.ing sur\'i-vi-/I at llic Ev
ci-oitlic l`a|n- llrclon i`oal, Irun _
iiivav (‘.i_, wlin have aiu-ally se- li"
:in c~iiinai\~ of SH 1,000 for the build- f|`0\l
lin- brlrlgc. lhcre has been more or lcss speculation as
"ill [D \\'
A Warning to Mothers ` 51110
inurli i-arc cannot. he uscrl with pup
rlrilrlrl-u rlurin;; the hot wcutln-i' of 'hm
ninini-r inrmilis io guard against
lrwrrrlilr-s. .\.~ ri rule it isonly ueccs- "WL
., gr,-,. ry". ,.|,,|,( ,, (pm. of ,.,,_.,t0,. 0|| .l|ipau; in fart, the higlicr efficiency
ri-r~l any disorder of thc bo\\'i>ls. of L
u.~i'uny ,~iil»r~.lilni\-, but give ilic com
iiorn-rl castor oil, rind .~\'o llnii ii is
as rancid oil nrinrciitcs and has ii thu'
ry io gripe, li' this docs not chuck ill"
n\'el.~r give (.‘li|iinl»crlrii|i‘.~r Colin, bi-r
-nl r-a~.iu|~oil, rind thc rlisorisc iiniy
plies
oirll-rl. ’i'l\e wisinr oil rind llils rein- UW
nilrl be pi-or~ui‘c|l at once and kr-pt I"rc
for instant use as soon ns llio lli-st (thi
inn ofnny bowel troiihle rippcars-. Cm
n
i
sky`s llect released the .luprinrse navy
lition of their ships would enable
c.
of ports on thc route in any or all of
i and llirii-rlioi~|i livincriy and lhr-n wma
iicli buses in ltiariiigriscur and in Indo-
sici's’l‘ogn could riirry with hiiii as
OULD JAPAN G0 T0 THE BALTIC ?
cr sirrcc thc destruction of licjcsb I"
i the duty oi guarding hoine waters
cr
hcthcrTogc would carry the war 0°
Europn-. It would not hc more diill-
for ri Japanese llest to go to the
is than it was for ri Russian
to gc frcni the Ilaltic to ii"
hu .lapriiiosc 1-rows rind thc better
It
i to make lhe voyage in much sliortci-
Jupun's rilly, England, has a nuin- 'W
tli
ai
in
li sliclirr inighi. be nbiriiucrl ami sup-
roni-\\‘crl, Japan claiming.; as excuse
siinilar cniployint-iit by Russia ul'
ne
bl
of
ri. llriving no leur nf Russian
bc
pa
and in that time any dl-ilcicncles Ili the
be
\\'B
his
provcs that shore defenses have an over-
\vl
bel
dit.
wo
I
occupied by the Japanese lleet in pre-
rlnu for ami in couiplr-ting the voyage
rililcutioiis of tlirclilcnerl points could
supplleri,sothat when the Japanese
re ready to strike they would encount-
batteries against which their ships
uldhardly hopcto stand. The wliolc
tory of naval war in the last decade
ieiruiug advantage as opposed to ships
rl there is not the slightest reason to
ievc that even Tolzo could reverse con-
ions established by the lawsofbnllisirics.
is tlici-ci`oi~e sale to assume that Togo
uid not attciiipt to cripple the defenses
cillicr Cronstndt, Rcvel or Lihau or
at he would expend powder needlessly
id cruelly in destroying private property
uiiriefeiirlcrl towns rind villritrcs.
In would therefore be reduced to the
cr-.ssity oi operating exclusively by
ockarle. lie could seal the mouths
llie Gulf of Finland and the Gulf of
'l`hi:~r islhr- iiiost. sur-r-cssiiil lrcuiincnl.
\
vi
lrnown rind inriy bc rr-Ili-il upon with ini- mm
plirll
iniuiil
'Invictus shoes for men.-Alley *If*
ir. Co.
llinnci' Sars at 1*. E. l.~lunrl’s (lrcuicsi. He
mySwr°r"°'"S5‘lm"mi “mo $35'0n ilcrl, the defenses oi Cronallult being hh
cially strong. Scvcrril months would I0
U roc lr
\V. P.
r-riiiiirlciivccvvrr in rliscs of r-holcrri illll
uni. For sale by all dru;_'gists. for
_*Qi
ncd
Charlottetown Agents. Il
22dW if. Ion
Colwlll, Snunysirlc. 7-12d if
cape
c u ilect of collicr.~r and supply ships us lil
rzovcriiiiient might r-lioosc to assciiiblc Ui
this purpose. It is vcry evident that |\’l
so lar as getting to the lialtic is concei' lil
ihe .Iapuncsc would encounter no |10
at obstacle. |10
ussin has ihrcc importai\tna\‘al stat- Nil
N on thc l`iuil.ir-_ ’l`licy are Croiistadt, 'WE iYl‘0Ul~`i0ly “'ll1\i me ~l"~l\1\i\CN¢ il00i-
vcl :ind l.iliau. Eaeli of tlicse is forti- \"0ll|il I"-"lUll'0 "ll-'S5 if U10 |1l0Cl{1\il0 Ol
\
yesterday and it’s wonderful ho
_ 1
.ini
EWF
GOOD .
Seventy-live cases new
New Miliinery, g
New Hats, 2
New Dress Goods,
New Gloves,
New Underwear,
New Rainproofs,
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New Jackets. 1
LL
ga rind so brlrig Russian commerce in
osc waters to a standstill. But block-
ing is an exhausting job anrl cannot
ng be maintained by a iicct which has
neighboring baseto which ships can
sentatlntcrvals for overhauling and
ialrs. And ovcrbaullng ami repairs
c Russian ports were to be protracted
ng enough to make the voyage to the
Baltic profitable. Iiad Japan a naval
sc in Europe the task would be coin-
prirativclycusy, but having none, ll. in-
volves risks that appear too great to he
undertaken. If, urii'oi‘i.uiiatciy, the Police
. ilotiferciice should full iu its ohicct wc
muy expect Japan to conccntrrite all her
.iicrgics on land. Her work on the sea
P
svcrns to liuvc hcvn finished lu snp0.i'l|i~
livc style.-Iirooklyii Eagle.
The New York Evening Post is author-
ity for the sllitcrnent that the rebellion
in (lcriinin South Africa has already cost
l,()llii Gerinaii lives and $il2,iX)(l,il00 in
incncy. The people oi' thc German Em-
pire are using these figures in attempts to
arrive at the approxtniatc cost of a really
fall, goods opened
w beautiful they are
New Men’s Clothing,
New Boys’ Clothing,
New Caps and Hats,
New Underwear,
New Shirts,
New Collars,
New Showerproofs.
And Many ther
New Things.
These are the advance guard of the biggest,
brightest and best stocks of goods we ever had for
Fail. The balance will bc following now every day.
Watch ns from now on
and youll see how
well we have been caring for your weli':1\‘e. ,
You owe us the big share oi your trade this
Fall-and with this elegant stock, WE'RE GOING
TO GET IT TOO.
rowse Bros.,
THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MEN. N... rv; 1.... ` . scenes 5 m_mM_n_Mm_ °__mchmmw!P_F3_xggg » ¢,,,,,,,,,.,...wu...f A
big \var. ’i‘hIs Is tho kind oi' self question-
ing that makes for peace in Europe.
The Pittsburg Dispatch-an indepen-
lcut paper-warns the reciprocity ad
vocat-cs lhat more than legislation is re
quired to build up a foreign trade. “The
American exporter must keep in touch
with the foreign market and learn
the ways of the foreign business man if
he would place his wai-cs where they will
bring hini the profit hc seeks. It lins been
rcportcrl many times by American Con-
suls that Americans lose trade because
they are unwilling to adopt the methods
of the i’orelgnev." This ls a falling usual-
ly attributed to Britlnh merchants. '
c
'I‘he following despatch from Toledo,
(lliln, will be rand with li\l.ci'csl.:~-
“Municipal owiiorslllp is the nll-ll.lisorb-
ing topic at this convention of the League
of Ariinrirliii Municipalities. 'l‘Iie conven-
tion is not at all evenly divided on the Is-
sue. The sentiment is overwhelmingly in
favor of the municipal ownership of a part
or the whole of the public utilities. So
strong was the feeling that only a sense
of coiirtcsy restrained the delegates to a
patient attention to Mayor Woodward
ofAtlanl1i, Ga., when he attacked the
municipal ownership idea anrichrunploned
private ownership properly controlled. So
evldr-nt was the trend of the convention
that the oilicers yestcrrlay afternoon and
last night were casting about for some
local npcnkcr who would consent to enter
the llsta in behalf of private ownership
in order that the discussion might not be
too one-sided."
iienry Elliot, Esq., of Sherbrooke, N. S.
inspector and Supt. of Bridge Construc-
tion ior Nova Scotia says:
A bottle of MINARITS LINIMFZNTcuredr
me ofa very severe eprnin of my leg,
caused byaflili while building a bridge
SVIIIMIHG THE CHANNEL
A number of swimmers celebrated the
thlrtleth anniversary of Capt. Webb’s
swim across the English channel by et-
tempting to duplicate his feat. Three
men and one women, all with established
reputations for long distance swimming,
started from Dover for the French coast,
but all failed to reach the opposite shore.
There has been s tendency of inte to
question whether Capt. Webb swam the
entire distance from Dover to Cslsis
sands. On that point, however, it would
appear to be very late to raise s question
of doubt. During Capt. Webb's iiie the
record was accepted, and he livcd for
seven years after the accomplishment of
this feat which has- not been equalled by
any other swimmer. Therefore, we do not
believe that the doubts noivralscd are
well founded. So many attempts have
been iuade to cross thc channel both be-
fore and alter Webb`s successful swim
that if thcrc was trlckcry,resorterl to it
would have come out., for of necessity
rnsny persons must have been in thc
secret. Iloubtless some swiniincr In lbc
future will find ldcalccndltious and suc-
ceed in duplicating Capt. Wcbbls feat.
Until then his performance stands as the
record, and in the eyes ofthe general
public he ls regarded as unquestionably
the greatest. swimmer thc world has
known.
Passengers for all points between
Truro and Picton as well as those for
Priucc Edward Island have ajust griev-
ance. The train from liiontrcai, faniillarly
known as “The Maritime" is duc in
'i‘ruro at 2 p. in., but when lain the train
which leaves liallfaxat l2.ilil p. ni. is held
at Truro to connect. with °"l‘he Maritinio".
'l‘Iius passengers by this train are detain-
ed: and thos for this Province are not
sure of coiiiiecting with the S. S
Priiicoss at Picton. In consequence
persons who desire t/o reach
Cliarlcttctown on same day must come
by train leaving liullfaxat 0.45 a. m. rind
spend ovcrflvc hours iii Picton ivaiting
for the hour af [dcp`|irturl. of the Prin-
cess. In aridition all passengers fmin
Sydney ami intermediate points between
Stcliai-ton ami P. E. I. are kept wnitiiig
at Stcliarlon for the delayed train from
'l‘ruro. It is most unfair tliril. so uiaiiy
people should be inconvcnienrcrl
for the sake of connecting with
a train none of whose passen-
gers as n rulc cvcr arc on their way
to this Province. The only satisfactory
course is for thc I. C. Ii. to put on a spec-
ial trriln from '1‘rnr0to Stcllrirton when
“'i‘bc Maritime" is into and thus cnnblc
passengers to lcavc liaiifax as bite as 12.310
p. ni. each day and rciich Gliui'lui.tctowii
same night, as in fornier yt-urs. This is
not unreasonable to ask, as the I. C. R.
Management frequently put on a special
from Truro to Picton last spring at 7.941 p.
in. rathcr than delay passengers, and this
ata time when stenmcrs for P. E. I. did
not. leave Picton until following morning,
and thc rlelriyerl trrilln had thus ull night
to reach its destination.
H0\V TO GET CONSUMP'i‘ION.
Ninety per cent, of the “lungers" con
tract consumption by allowing powcrcf
resistance io fall so low that a favorablc
condition for t-he development. of the
baccille is provided. in ri heallhy sys-
lein consumption cnn‘t take root. lint-
wherc there is weakness and riebllliy,
there you find tuberculosis. For rlcvc ~
oping strength and building up the weak,
nothing equals Ferrozonc. lt makes the
blood nutritious and the nerves enduring.
The way it converts food into nutri-
nient, the appetite it gives is surprising
Just what t e man verglng on consunip.
tlnn needs,- tlint’s Fcrrozone. If tired
and weak dou't put elf. Fifty cents
buys a box of illty tablets-at a l dealers.
Wnen you go camping see you get a
Hercules spring stretcher, cost you from
$2.00 to $4.50.-Jas: Paton 8: Co.
l-id and twt.
IronOx Tablets are forfssle at the
Apcthecaries Iiall. , 7rltf
iii styles in brand new couches may
como under the abovc licadlng but the
colors and low price asked will scil them
quick and thc l»lth customer will be thc
unlucky person as they cannot bo dupli-
cated at the money.-Jae. I’aton& Co
liirl tw Lf.
wsnunnuneiuaneeu
Sixty Odd
Dollars'Worih
ofthe nicest line of pipes
to sell nt znc and 3oc re-
spectively are being shown
in our window.
S»e the “Elite” Briar
Pipe with_ the new elastic
month p’ece. I
Total absence oi' strain oe
the teeili. Coacave bit ensure
comfort to the tongue.
Let'e show you these
goods. _
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suits you best.
‘Fl
We have about 123 hats includingva, nice
lot of children’s hats and tems. Some of _
these hats arfworth up to $5.00 each
Toi-day we place them on sale at .
This is one of the best bargains we have
ever offered. If you come early you will
have a better chance of securing what
Perkins sl .,
Great Closing-Out Sale.
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Bread Knives `
Pie Forks
Hammers
Scissors _
Cuspsdores l _
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o orcd for the dcgrcc ri ‘.
ilmiwtilelpiilif to M. I.. A. IHCGIIEIC.
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Saws
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Wash Basins
Towel Racks
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Telephone Of course
;40 know that you
ri.. rrcrrnn rr rr
,F Ii MIS lr '   ...§2!'.§"l.l.,
_ ell all kinds and
sizes in Hard and qoft
C
' ` Coal, that we have good
Strong teams and Colm
eous men to deliver
our
coal when you want ll
. _ we would like .U ,,`,\,e
I r your next order,
alarm
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The linen worn by other |».n»pl.-,
0i.iicr‘pooplo can soo tim lim-ri \'r\l' “
Haw i o un wish to haw ilu in rr ill
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Ji
Slaughter
Sale
of all `n1y elegant stock oi
oots and Shoes.
Everything must go.
CON ROY
The Sboemau,
Charlottetown.
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FU
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If your eyes bother you no
matter how unimportant tire
rouble may seem come
n and let our graduate optic-
an examine them. No
barge for examination and
advice. Glasses supplied only
hen necessary.
ELLIS
The Drugglst
and Optician.
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Mount Allison
Custom Tailoring,
Genr's Fu*
_ nlshings, Hats, CaDS.
¢iC., CiC.
SIR:-We wish to direct yvlll
ttenlion to our stock Of “ew
ioihs for spring and sunnrlei
W€8l'. f
Our cloths are imported rvim
the very best inaniifnctureri 3
England, Scotland and INK"
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an nc . _
orsieds. Fancy S“"|"3"
Ladies’ College 3.. “ °
52nd Year CommenceeSep-
lember 7. Massey Treble
School oi Household Science
NOIIMAII (‘0ilRRR f'lLR'I'IFlilliTE
FRUM M(l\lN1‘ ALLISON A(}(.'EI"l`liIIl
AH Ql'Al.iFiUATl0N FOR '|`lrIAOliiNH
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