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THE GUARDIAN, TJHARLOTIETOWN, SEPTEMBER 27 i899
        nies
F *_/;_._- -f ~ - - Y _’ ‘
= cise of anv kind ilie use of
’ TAiiI>:_i_ti1. iafiaes' hair
Soap, prevents the evil eliects
of perspiration.
_ “TARINA ”  
The Ladies’ Hair Soap ;"
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is a perfect tar soap, and ai t
great help to the coiiiplexion,
as the tar tends to cure pim- _
ples, or other skin troubles. ,
Sold in tin lined boxes, 25c_ y
lfnot for sale at your drug- !
‘ gist, we will send box p)stpaid I
on receipt of price. '
ALBERT TOILET SOAP C0. ‘_
P. o. Bax eiio Moxriii-:AL 
Makers of 1
of The cevebraten l
Babys ilwn Soap. \
3-7-9 .
RECITAL
..-.BY....
MISS DAYIES
Assisted by some of Charlottetown’s
Favorite Musicians in
iinutisiilgu uiii,
iiitiisili .Evers iam
'_` ,AT '8 -O'0l-OCK.
'  ||_|1lrs-- ltlltyn all
It Wvsllpllo llmr ul llrs-
Wlrblrtn- -
1, Puma solo-[a] “Graziella” by Kuhe _ . . . . . . .
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° [b] “Tartautella" by Fr. Thorme.
2. Reading-‘;_l‘he Fgiignhgiieguient Store" by
Miss Davies.
. . ............ ._The Dear Hom La d.
3 Sons Mlm Amy Earl->_ 6 H
4. Reading-[a]1f We only Knew” by Cherio
[bl “You Never Can Tell" by Ella
Wheeler \\'ilcox.
}c] “A Star Can Never Fa l."
Miss Davies.
5. Song-"The Deathless Army" by Trotere
Miss Winnifrcd Cotton.
6. Reading* _ . . . . _ _ . . . _ . . . . . , . . . _
_.Baby and I"
' Miss Davies.
1. Violin Solo- “Hungarian Fantasia" by
Har Calton . . . _ _ _ . _ . _ . _ _ . _ . .
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Mr.r%innicombe.
g_ Readmg-_ --,3ikf~n`g Dog" By Dorothy Lundt
_ Miss Davies.
9. Song ....R.ecitative and Aria from Il
Trovatore._ _ . . . _ _ . . . . . . . . . . _ . _ _ .
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Mr. Clifirfes Earle.
10. Reading- “L` \ Ee tu Ileal" H. C. Bunner.
Miss Davies. _
Admission 25 cents. fickets for sale
at all the drug stores.
H you eo-seoeoeg
Want Anything* g
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In the line of stationery
csii at 145 Queen st. @
where your wants can be @
supplied at prices which 5
are right. A large line of 3
novels on hand, some as
low as ten cents.
GHAS. l. MITGHEI.
Bookseller etc.
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i THE GUARDIAN
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f=arless;aimiiig to oe
Just. impartial, Reliable. News]
xt-king at :ill Iinic; to further the best lil
. it-.ts of the pconlennd recognizedtherefore as
The Peoplels 1)P&»I9l3?(;°1;
publisher; at its onlces, _ ew rowse -
_\`orth -ide Post- Oflice, at the following rates.
:iayablc in ad_\'aiice:_-
tlorniiig Edition. daily (except Sunday) three
months $1.00: er yr . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . .
..4~00
~.' :mi-weekly Eclition(Mond. 81. Thur.) per
yr: $1.50; in advance . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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. .1.25
Weekly dlidition \Thursdayl per year 1 00
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!l.-o,in ii vance
Branch Offices _
have been established at the following places,
where subscri_pt.ions_rnay be paid. news furn-
ished, advertising, iob work and other busi
ness tra.nsact.ed:--
Summcrside. Curries Bookstore-D. K. Currie
Manager.
3ilberton,Alberton Bookstore, G. S. Muttart
Agwnt.
Sciiris East, Telephone ofllce, R Seaman.Agent
J-E. B. .\IcCRl~`.-ADY, ‘J. P. _HO0D,
Editor. _ Business Manager
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 27. 1899.
THE GENERALS.
It has been announced that General
Sir Redvers Buller will have the
in South Africa., and that General
i Sir George Stewart White,will, under
Ge ieral Buller, have command of the
forces in Natal.
Sir Bidvers Buller was born sixty
years ago and has seen active service
in eight campaigns in Asia .ind Africa..
In six of these he received honorable
mention. He received t_he Victoria
Cross for personal heroism during the
Zulu war, when he rescued two offic-
ers and a private, who but for his as-
sistance would have been slain. He
fought with distinction in the As-
.hantee war of 1873-4, the Boer war
of 1881, the Egyptian war of 1882,
the Soudau expedition of Sir Gerald
Graham in 1884 and the Soudan
expedition of the following year
under Sir Garnet,now Lord Wolseley.
In the second Soudan campaign he
,was General Wolseley.’s chief of st-aff,
and later took command of the `Desert
Column, extricating it from its peri-
lous position at Gubat- and winning
the battle of Abou ,Kl'ea. Sir Red-
.vers was also once commander of the
forces in Ireland. His experience in
the Boer war of. 1881. his knowledge
of the country and of the enemy he
will have to meet, and above all his
military skill and resolute fighting
qualities, were no doubt the factors
which led to General Baller being se-
lected for co nmand in South Africa
at the present time. i
General Sir George Stewart White
who will have command of the small-
er force operating from Natal, is sixty.
_feur years old. and has seen such
I active Efservice, chiefly in India. He
served there during the great mutiny
of 1857,in the Afghan var .of _ 1878-
will be seen that in the event of war
British forces will be in capable and
veterar hands.
-il.
list of the donations to educational
institutions in the Republic during
720.617. Twenty four of these don-
ations range from $100,000 each up-
ward to the princely gift of Mrs.
Stanford.
The contradictory reports as to
Hon. Mr. Tarte’s health since his
return to Canada have been remarked
upon. The Ottawa Free Press, which
is no doubt well-informed as well as
most friendly to the Minis*-er of Pub-
lic Works, says:
The state ol Mr. Tarte’s` health is
. not too good. On leaving Paris he was
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paigns since He was commander-im L. . ~ » _ 359/~ _  ,_ - ,Egg
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in South Africa the command 'of the _ E I G  C I  E S
The Chicago Tribune publishes a  _ A
the first nine months of the current ' ‘
year. They are headed with Mrs. 1 --
Leland Stanford’s splendid gift of
8l5.000.000 to Stanford University,
and make a grand aggregate of $28.
Heisswll convalescent, and will be
compelled to lake considerable rest.
ln fact, he lately wrote that he would
be unable to do very much work and
intimales that he cannot now tiki-.ii
hand in the organization of the party
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over $9 000 000 in the construction
Creek Railway is another expensive`
spoken of as the Kettle River road,
is being built without subsidy or
in tl mountainous countr like' British
In yesterday’s issue appeared
an advertisement of the book en-
Biblc Lands. This book, a copy of
an authentic record of the result of
lmodern research and excavations in
Palestine,Babylon, Egypt, and other
countries mentioned in sacred story.
Copies of ancient inscriptions dating
before t-he time of Moses, are given,
containing accounts of the -creation,
the fall of man and the flood.
Assyrian tablets, the famous Rosetta
stone; the Moabite Stone; photo-
graphs of King Pharaoh and his wife,
and of the Tel-el-Amarna tablets are
among the numerous illustrations.
We know of no one book which com-_
bines in so small space so much infor-
mationupon the subjects treated. It
is written with a. devout _object and
-shows -that the explorations among
' the buried cities and tombs of the,
ancient world all tend most convin-
cingly to confirm the Bible story.
Bible students, preachers and teachrrl
will-alike dnd the volume interesting,
instructive and helpful. It ,ia justly
entitled to a large sale and circulation.
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_ Gonstlpatlon,
_ Headache, Blllousness,
Heariburn,
_ lndlgestlon, Dlzzlness,'
Indicate that your liver
ll out of order. The
beat medicine to rouse
_ the liver and cure all
' , these ills. is found in
 Ho_od’s Pllis
Qill
British Columbia is enjoying a
very 'large railway expenditure in
those days The C P R has ex ended
of the Crows Nest Railway from If '. I _ ol '
Fort Mcleod to Kooteney Lake, two ‘ . - .
thirds of whichis the direct outlay of,     I 
the company and $3.000.000 of Gov- t.
ernment subsidy. The Boundary - _
work now under construction, the Hill’ i_s n_eat an_d becoming he notices  main line and branches of which will lf It 15 1ll‘5ttlHg yllll lllllk Sway lill llllll““n0 m`|»tl`»91' h0W
cost $4,500,000. This was sometimes pleasant a smile you may wear.
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--- e very garment has a_ Shr|r3y’s Guarantee [lard in the pocket. '
chief command of the British forces titled Marveuous Discoveries 'in  
which has been received by THE - * ‘_
GUA1iDiAN,embodies in concise form E H ,E - ii, `,
and at a price within the reach of all, ' _
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Picklini Vinegar.
The pickling season having come
around again we are prepared as
usual to supply our customers with
everything they may rnqnire in this
line.
We have a. stock of.
English Malt Vinegar,
Canadian Malt Vinegar,
English Spiced Vinegar,
Apple Cider Vinegar,
Proof White W ine Vinegar, -
French White Wine Vinegar.
Also Pickling Spices Cayinne
Peppers, Turmeric etc,
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anno cro_w a our different styles of boots into th ‘ ' ' ~ C. 3
window-Just drop in and say, I want to see tha
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Carpets etc. in the house will
by auction on Wednesday tb¢
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