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L run GUARDIAN, onaatorrniowu, AUGUST 31 teas. _
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This i Secret .. PICNIC
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ONLY REAL at
JAPANESE at .s
‘ F. J. l|0RNSBY’S
Vmwm RM Umm P E I sure Seekers Leave the
 City
But we are selling “ed-
ding and Birthday Pres-
ents for less than cost.
Come and see them-
Dressing Cases, Shaving
Sets, Smoker’s Setsf-In
Celluloid, Leather, Plush S `
...i W... W. i... ti.. Yesterday.
BEST AND . ,
A DECIDED SUCCESS
5 O’CLOCK TEA AND
CHOCOLATE SETS on
the Island. Rubber
Goods and Dolls in great
variety at
ah;
Eight Cars Laden With Plea-
Book and Stationery Store,
L
Drummgnd Coal could bs seen vending their way in the
-f' - ' g 10.45.Tlie grounds reached: `
_ the crowd on pleasure bent dispersed I
 - _ “ch “nd “H d°l°l'm§”9d *° m“k° thkpremote some selhshdesigu of them-
eyyygg most of the dsy’s outing. For the smal-
,- _ _ ler ones games. swings, and races
Iilirtnlimal tial ilmmg tt ltd. we-» p»»~i°=»»=»d in we- w
_  N.s. ‘provide for the wants of the_i1iner man
For prices and orders for car-gges, of the trees, where they enjoyed them-
gpply to , selves in social talk or watched the
ler ones. ‘-
Fishing was freely indulged in,
 many speckled beauties were thrown
upon the bank, and it is presumed more
s s ' ' .
I I _ ,_ tin. No doubt ifit was the public
were-ui;
F THE Oilicers ot Grace Church Sun-
‘ day School are to be congratulated on
the success of their annual picnic which
was held yesterday at El1ictt’s Mills.
'~. The weather was all that could be
’ ’ domed and 1°" before the appoinwd Onewculd have thought the publiciliingdom of Heaven. _ up _ _
Uvws ‘
time crowds of happy pleasure seekers
direction of the railway station. _
» At 9.40 eight cars laden with
ES  for . their living freight steamed_ out cf the
' ' station eu route for the picnic grounds
arrivin at
e
;older ones betook themselves, some to r
’ some wandered in groups to the shade
amusement of the smal
’ than one fish story will be in order Be
i that as 't n tro t tak h' 'h
Agent 3” P' 2- 131305- weighed irrdiyelhnn cilile goaiind, ztlxtdgr
ueen t. '
the proverbial four pounder was landed
- - oi-.notthe writer was unable to ascer.
p ground
» < .118 b68ll 5 188! d' MQ - - - ‘ -
ww.. ng. ‘..’ .’”* ,quam thgmmarhugggue oftgfe  calling political conventions , he -could
e s °
B as he plunged mm the wood: "Oh, lesmathing or two, » , .
 °_°nstrncted it shfluld he on ?nti1‘€iX new - I A . I ~“_m H -I to handl We thilllkkthey are the 5 t'
nes collection
,,,,,,_ W, ,,.q,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, §%###%%iHf###*HS%%## “Ve” Show” f F 1
in this small colony, neither do we re- ` ' ' '
quire party politics. Letthe members % 
of the Legislature appoint' some capable
'*ll¢¢lC¢l0OOa§-00000000* man among themselves to be Premier,
d let h'
an im attend to the Government
 ,W
Huw is the Time
  to Buy Fumilutte...
“"* f twill hear of it in due time.
To show that the ideal icnic
_Mary, I believe I have found the place
Everything passed ot! beautifully,
1; is ,fortunate business nm everybody enjoyed themselves to their
!h&$ 1188 h6l‘6fll'&i'y endow.
ment of honesty, induswy and
Derseverance, but these are
not of themselves sumcie t to
insure the highest success. It
m‘lStb° °Den tothe iniluence
of environment-in close sym-
Dethy with the spirit own-
gress-and quick to pt
modern were and means.
if? °i`.’.°.t°'f....i.,°’ °" 133 i}.°‘$d‘°i
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modern methods in order lb
as our customers the very
» satisfaction on work en-
trustedto our
Give us a trial 12:58 see if we do
not speak truly.
y r former
4 reputation in catering to the wants of -_
picnic gosrs. this one being a perfect
success financially and otherwise.
THE EDlTOR’S MAIL.
Reconstruction.
Sin,-It the Government is to be re
tlf Grace Church Held?.1‘?.i'i’3.‘i°..f.i°Z..i2I1.*.i.‘l°’;§’2.?§2$ $3
gather at Mr. Farquharson’s “pow »
wow” today will differ from the wise
p ed two
when Mom “S buried only I am or more delegates to attend the conven-
° ' ' is lsr - <1 -- -f __ f- 4
 afraid they forgot to sod his grave.-
vamahlsb amldm hakirpg -_
'='°=-.H114-.s»waouhhi.tasyusvwtm\
wnfldeng, -`-1
gunna eliri§°rg?i»c'¢w'm:'° th” 
.i'.".-:-r'~‘.i~..-:¥a“.if-.~..°:-.=.-...°- '-"'""""-"1 I 
busiuessexulusively. with a salary ot
say $2000 a year. The Public Works
may be conducted by a competent Gov-
ernment engineer. The Registrar of
Deeds, with proper clerical help, can
wind up the. business oi the Lind Of-
fice. We require no Attorney General.
The Premier can obtain legal advice
when and as requ red at less expense
than the new small salary paid that
oihcial.
Under this system honorable mem-
which the Premier expands the money
vc-ted for the public service. Under
such a system I have no doubta Premier
of the business capacity of Mr Farqn-
harson could run the Government more
eiiciently than at present without ever-
lasting yearly delicits.
It is well-known outside that one of
t
tion. Now the “Boss” sends out con-
fidential invitations to the Supervisors.
Tax Collectors and other hangers-on io
drum up the faithful, not coiitining any
locality to any number of delegates.
‘ For over 20 years I have been e_lect¢-d
a delegate to every Liberal Convention
for our district until now. The reason
is obvious. I have been speaking out
pretty plainly against the Government
License Law, and had I been amongst
those invited would have moved a re-
solution condemning this Act sudde-
iuanding itsfrepeal. But the Convention
-will pass it over and Angus -McLean
will defeat whoever is named by the
Convention today. - All the temperauce
voter need do is remain at home. This
is our remedy. It will teach what is
t to be treated with cold contempt. '
- Tilurn nance MAN. ,
the principal causes of discontent with
the present Premier is that he scales
down expenditure :oo closely and does
not dispense to his followers tlie salaries
and piokings the major.ty of them loot:
for. Look at our present Legislature-
a small body divided into two factions-
faetieu moving and actng with slgiew .
of securing some advantage or pic ings 1
to themselves or their friends. l
lf you have a change of Government. l
the next ministry will be in the hands
of the majority of its supporters, who
will, of course. have an eye to pstzy
boodling. This goes on from year to
year and the patient taxpayer has yearly
new burdens imposed on him ti meet
an ever-increasing public debt' 1
would ere now have seen that tt
this system will eventually end in at
public indebtedness -which we shall be _-
unable to bear. The truth is, a large 3
proportion of -»lectors,and'often enough
to give a candidate a majority, are'
amenable to bribery and improper iii- C
Buences; and vote, not with regard to
'-the' public welfare, but with ii view to -
selves or their friends.
One way of bettering our Legislature
would be tohave the city represented*
by a business _man, like Mr. Horace
Haszard, instead _cf the amiable respec-
table do-nothings we have there now-_
a few_such men would keep agitation
thing a decent telegraph service. p
- _ Yours truly. D V
The Convention Today. 5 _
Siir,- Solomon said “There is no new I
thing under the sun.” Those who will
man and conclude that in the manner of
Heretifore the rimaries nam
with a majority of the Gover tl
loss, Her gentle loving nature gained
ior her the love and respect of allwho t
who knew her. Ou the following
Thursday her remains wsrefollowed by
a'-large circle gf friends and acqain-
tances to their last resting place in
a-rolling until we should have for one` Little Sands' Cemeterv. `
Aslee in Jesu blessed élee
`I‘axrsrim_ ` A calm and undisturbed repose, »
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» msn.  
At the Esplanade, Aug. 30,fArthur
Edward. infant son of A. Ernest and
Clara Iugg, aged _ three months and
three weexs. ~ -
At Brackley Point. on Wednesday,
Aug 23rd 1899, Jennie McCallum be-
loved wife of Adam Johnston, aged 49=
years. The deceased leaves s husband,”
six sons and two daughters- to mourn
heir irrc-trievable lose. -
it Millvale on Friday the 11th day'
of August, Elizabeth Jane aged _three
weeks and three-days. Intent daughter
of John A. and-Charlotte S. McMillan .
Suffer little children to come unto me
and forbid theuinot for of such is the
At East Pisqnid on Aug. 26tli,Charles
Benjamin, _youngest son of Mr.8amuel
Jay. aged five months. p »
At her home. High Banks, on the
12th'of‘ July, 1899. Mary, the dearly
beloved wife of Donald Livingston.,
and daughter ct§Malcclm D. Munn, of,
Little Sands. in the thirty-_fourth~-year of a
her age. ,She leavesa husband ' and
four ohildéim. -a ifdthhr. -mother, onsl-
brother and two sisters, to mourn their
P ss P9 E
From which none ever wake to weep;
,Unbrokeu by the last of foes. ~ ‘ S
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~;. That is_tlie price we are
,’_ a good sound, extract of
f for.
s You have read ‘of HOF-
y Benito, si liquid .mini sf
I
heait’s content and at 6.80 the train was , T
boarded en route for home when all S ,_ article.
arrived at 8.45 fully satisdedlhat Grace. ' _  _ A valuable bracing tonic, as-
Chnrch has full sustained he 
 sists di estion, iiiduoss slee
_ S P-
, See the price- l5c, or 2
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“fill f-|¢lll._®. llvyaism-I
..r
 lic ,per Bottle " 
 or Zlor 25c..m 
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left ot the Liberal party that we are not
"Just
  Qric
that they alreigood;
right. " D s g
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New Blues, P
Greens. - f
Dress Goods depart
ment wlioh is the larg
always ii nd
filled with new
and
PRE'I"Tl
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*wzam-i-i
_._-_.
ff malt, not advertised as
;.~ 'perhaps as some, buta
f= bottles for 25c.
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pt
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Engineers and Machinists.
Steam Navigation Co’s Wharf.
Char] tteto P. E. I.
oPhon:l)§5.
Every mail we -ire in receipt of letters from
Ontario Furniture_N-inufactuiers, calling at-
” tention .to an advai__ e in the cost of their
goods, the advance to date will ave e 15
_ _ rag
per cent. Our prices lave not been advanced
-buy now before the change.
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IIIIIE IAKERS
OUR Nmvv ii
SHOE FOR p _B  MacLE
Those Who are Fond
of   Good tCooking`-r
4 _ Should call at om-sim-e_
We Gm b°i1 “"9 Prices of Souvenir
_ goods, Watches,
Jewelry and_Spectacles, down to suit the tastes of any
3;.. W. cooK, ;';,;-f-.;-;--,;;,;;;_,
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keen intcnch thth
°'°¢hivzthatscc. aziweue
as
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prove mVg§'bav w”n 1°' °”°¥“5i"°°°l=f 'lgiloring
M018 Flllllshing
We  IBB’-V ffygn
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W _ _ _ QI' al and Winter Suitings and Over
e_ invite inspection,
harnesses#
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éuialéfded customer is our been
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About thelclass of Dress
_ t We keep
You will always find
H
millinery
Every costume is a Every day
monument of style and
elegance, good looking,
good wearing and the
price you will find -to be
ment of
showing a
embossed
We have them in all
the _newest shad es
among which are _' the
Fawns,-Myrtle and Light
Dui' well stocked
est in t-: city you will
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