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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, JULY 4 l898 ` _
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Ride Less
Worry Less
Write Less
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Chew More
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and to save your money have
your clothing made of
MUNBTUN
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ers of a. mile from Santiago and is
'bay and the forts which guard the
suniirsibs.
eeA|.r.iis in wooi.
The fact that the guns of the Spanish
- - States is favored by Mr Charlton and
- ;i‘:P:.:"f;..f::.';;:‘. ;'.;”.?1.."::1‘.>.f:";°.‘:;  »<»-id as be . »f evans? fo    a e
close aPPr0ach to the outer bay, aiid :;‘:;:’m'f, N’ www In less V ' ' '
A _ mm every ouea long the ~  g
f w  allsrzdtilgit Sampson has not yet Ven border in both countries. Mr Charl- L 
- - <>~ de-pact f»»i»-is that eve fs: *::;.“.;;:.s:;1::r'°';f.f::.::'°':.i°;   Times at 
q P_ E Island Agency for the ,Shafters line of coiiimumcations is P.e07,e who knew big’ best HZ is B
threatened hyaSpanish force under P
. - - The Herald’s objection is based
’Z`»‘§§° l’$’$`.‘§li‘.‘. l:`.'..fll" .'»§§"°1l'f‘.“g..§’.i un” dislike =° Mr J 011° Ch=»°1=°H» M-
icentre ushin on tioward the outer P' It was Mr Cha‘r1°°n,s fmbune to
P g have been bom in New York State.
entrance to the harbon He came to Canaria 'when twenty
No attempt seems to have been years of age. He carries on a large
lumber business in Ontario New.
glade?) Tires She iigbof elntgmce byf York and Michigan. Reciprociil trade
° ee “” e’ ’”"“ ““°"”°” between canada. and the United
the face of the globe \Vhat higher 0 °r er let"-Y’ ea 7 ug t'
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which unde takes no establish and will add_new and touching interest to
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rRIDAY___s BATTLE' maintain peace and good feeling be-
Our despgmheg ;e|1 gba; F;-iday’§ tween them? Nowhere on the circuit
jbattle was a serious engagement and Of the g10be is 9- ffielldly 8-Word U10l`°
 resulted in heavy losses on both sides. <leSi¥`8»b1¢ in the interests of au man"
'The Spaniards appear to have dis kind and in U0 Omer 09:5? W°“]d
Puted the adv,-,nee of the Ameri- mutual dissension and hostility pr0Ve`
can army iroin a point about half S0 diS&Sfl'0US-
way frem the landing was made, and It iS the 0lOj€0t Of th? QUeb€° °0m'
been slowly driven back to Santiago, mission to settle pending diHerences
The landing was af, Baiquiri unfortunately existing and to lay
Theme the line of mm-ch was some down a solid foundation for a. perma-
wha; PM-alle] with the Coast, but nent friendliness and yet we find the
.trending inland through the villages H8»llfl=\»X Hera-ld S&}`1I1gi_
lof Demajayabo, .lui-agua, Siboney When One looks at the names ofthe
"and Sevi]1a_ Xear Siboney was so-calleil~Canadian" Commissioners to
the scene of the encounter the proposed international conference
, . - . of Quebec, it is impossible not to sin-
Eigifgns R(;oS;vfi1t3 fiuilenléffg cerely hope that tiie U S Senate may
e Pan ar S 8' ei’ ceed in re entmv an such conf -
in one despatch is about three quart- 32:68 taking PYace_ ° y e
the day in many homes
Spain has protested against the
United States putting together the
gunboat Gresham on the lakes and
bringing ber do nn the St Lawrence to
the sea.. The free navigation of the
St Lawrence and the canals is secured
to our Americaii neighbors by treaty,
and the British foreign ofiice has re-
plied to the Spanish government that
the case of the Gresham is not any
violation of the neutrality law.
Sinc_e the actual invasion of Cuba
the war is being prosecuted with a
vigor in strong contrast with its prev-
ious stages. The landing was well
executed and no time was lost in
making the advance toward Santiago.
In the battles of the last two days
the Spaniards have shown lighting
qualities which will compel the re-
spect of the brave forces attacking
them. We must all regret the
slaughter of brave men on both sides
but vigorous war will be found in the
end to be the most humane, _ because
it will the sooner bring peace.
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following companies: General Pando. If this is true the '°°P°°°°d em" if' Presbyberian    
contending forces are now approxi- Church’ ° staunch f-mei”-1 of temper'
I mi kms' t lfmlllm H" |55 ca' ,mately equal, while the Spaniards ance' and has been i1lS.§i.¥'_&‘_1_iSh°d "WFS  _ ‘f
 -» ~ - th th bl' , ` C ad i y
H.. Hmm". Sum’ of Lnul' 'have ths immense advautagebf strong d a'Panyh° e"tP“ ‘53,ll‘l’|’:l in “U tha,
 Stir up the mortar round,round,i-ound,
And vigth the pestle pound. pound, ,
. ,defences and the aid of their power- ‘mug g Elpai ,q“.a’r‘e-r gen “yas en, ‘
hullifire Ass. Ga. if london, fui nest. nmsy be that tain further .'°m°“*’° °€“ “QP ‘° ~Se°“'° *h° 
_- - observance of the Sabbath, and the 3 p
 un A33- lil- ll Hllllflh. ;;1n€3;;edi;;,lft?;mf;‘s;):bg:n n2~:'e;‘;l:3 purity of our social life. There is not' .
' “||[|| I|f||g ||;_ cm Shafter may not venture to advance °‘fl°°f‘°r’ °r m°'°_°`r?p“t°'b1°re.Pre8°nt`
further at the resent ative in the public life of any country.
h||||,|¢¢||||| lgg, cg, We expec, yst to im", however’ Partisanship has run mad when 
|lIl|’8||||N §“|  I _ .that the harbor entrance has been wishgs that the great Peace comq ° scratch’ . ' ` 7
ll Ilia'  foréed and the S ish Beet ca tured mission shall come to naught because
P” P
l.Ql||ll|_¢l’|'| lr" GQ.  .or sent to the bottom, and Santiago
p Q . token within the next few days. '
TELEPHUNE 61. °““”
Since the above was in type
Queen Streét, Cha,,]o,Itet0wn_ we have tidings of the fierce
*L 23 add ly, _fighting -fl" Saturday, in which many
.V f - l i. .ie ,\»i.\_<.i on both Sld€S ard 2,000
llllolngqggggpu-gg',Spanish prisoners taken. Santiavo
,.0-.UUlIED¢L’_al¢'-_‘Q R--.V hi”-e been ahead ca t d D
-5, __ _ ' y p ure as
. I 0 _=: , this is being read.
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' ' 2! Acanisr ii snfrrnnuizirr.
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 We regret to find a port-ion of the "
federal opposition press so induenced
by partisan motives and so indiiferent
. to the true interests of Canada that
they are opposed to a. settlement of
the long pending differences between
Canada and the United States. The
two countries are next neighbors,
speaking the same language, equal in
itlieir love of liberty and progress, hav-
' ing a. vast trade with each other and
Youfu need EN, to Can.. I a. land boundary of 4,500 miles in
at Cm. “ran Pape, d€_pa,,_  E common. Surely they ought _to be at
mem’ ==  peace and have a good, neighborly
\V,_j,.e able to Supply just .9 , feeling. to-wird each other Y- _
the kind You need M rcck gg Batioual disputes, rivalries, Jealous-
' ies have been the fruitful cause of the
wars that have desolated the world.
If peace and concord are desirable be-
tween neighbors living on adjoining
 .- I farms they are of infinitely more con-
§   sequence as between nations. Between
OI the British Empire and the United
 States there exist the ties of blood-
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Mr Charlton is to be a. member of it.
Baron Herschell, Sir Wilrid Laurier,
Sir Richard! Cartwright and Sir
talents and a. greater fame than Mr
Chai-lton,thougli he is an exceptionally
able man, but it is safe to say that
there is a peculiar fitness in his sel-
ection as a commissioner. His very
close business relations with the
people of theUnited States, and the
fact of his having been born under
the American flag, may materially as-
sist his fellow commissioners in com:
ing to an understanding with the
United States representatives, and
we feel satisfied thatMr Charlton will
be quite as patriotically devoted_ to
Canadian interests as the distinguish-
ed Canadians with whom he serves.
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It is highly gratifying to learn from
our despatches that there is a. good
prospect that the S-50,000 appropria-
tion for the Quebec c-onimissiongvhicll
was rejecetd a few days ago by the
Washington Senate will be restored.
In any case the commission will sit
and make an effort to settle some of
the difierences in question.
LOWS Davies, may have more brilliant'
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" Also a stirring .business in
all other departments. Es- .
I pecially Soda Water just now. f
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   the most extensive trade’ which evei .t This is Inde`ééd;ce Da across  
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if See our western window for special line of ladies
gf Shirt Waists going for 55c each.
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 Lad' ani bi ki ° res
§-f pair. Liiflsicllilactil? c.=ihlime(i;e° h pHN Q
A per pair.
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§‘ Ladies white ribbed summer vests 
 fggies crgatm iligigiceg summer yeists I Stoll. ,
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ji Our latest arrivals in this department.
§ Ladies white P. K. Corsets
§ A Ladies Fancy strip ascots
§ Ladies Black Ascots
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guiar prices, then we give the
customers the benefits. It
pays us to do so. We make a
iegular profit. The customer
gets a snap, and tells it, that’s
our talking advertisement.
Here are three lines at extra
values.
Women’s Dongola I 5
Laced Boots, round 8
toe, patent tip,regula.r ,
price 2.2-5 now
Women’s B.G. Oxford
Shoe, round toe, good,
strong wearer, regular l .00
now
Youth’s Dongola Laced
Boots, regular price
1.45 now
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You to see our new importations of CLOTHS. We have :alway
carried a. splendid variety of Fashionable Suitings.
But we can safely say that with our new importations for this Ben
son, we have now the largest stock and the greatest variety of F aaliioiiabl
Cloths ever shown in one Store in the City. .
Come and inspect our goods, and get our astonishing low prices.
We make the fashionable Cloths Par Excellence-in the City. Every
Suit a. perfect lit.
We invite Inspection.
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JOHN MGLEOD 8: Co.
Sartorial .Artists _
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Tourists and all Visitors
To Prince Edward Island.
will save money by calling at our store and inspect our
range of cloths in Suitings, Overcoatings, Tri
and carry away with them a souvenir o our artistic
_ All Summer Goods in Men’s Furnishings will be
out regardless of cost from this date.
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