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oldcnllam Abbey Passes into the Hands of th
American Pinancicr.
Lo>'Do_\',June T.-Following the e
,mple oi Andrew Carnegie and oth
gn,of\Iew York has secured
My Morgan s British home is Alderha
Abbey in Hertfordshire, which belongs
nsworth
ma -
The Abbey oi' Aldenham was occupied
the thirteenth century by a company
denham Abbey was built in the year 1800
close by the spot where the old mansion the Oven-
- Aldenham Abbey stands in a park of
he
of
x-` Wall Hall belonging to the abbots had
er stood for many centuries.
American multi-millionares, J. Pierpont- Some charmingdvy-clad ruins on the
St
a grounds were “faked” about sixty ye
m remains of the old abbey of the eleventh
o century. They are not, however, for the
Lord Rendleshsm and has recently been father of a farm laborer still living in the
°c¢npied by Charles Van Raalte,the South village,who was a manson, helped to make
African millionaire,
Aldenham Abbey is six miles from t
famous St. Alban`s Cathedral. It is sit
‘ted in one of the garden spots of En
mid. Not very tar away is the town
-,ssl _ Watford. near which are the beautif
is 7 5 pai-ks and homes of the Earl of Essex a
the Earl oi Clarendon. Nearby also is t
Hofg - i T.
wotiful English country residence. ago. Itis pretended that they are the
’ _ o o t'
them.
he “Ah, says this Aldenham lodge, “they
u- proper ruins they be. As well put t
g- gether as you`ll find anywhere. My
of father helpedto build them."
ul A local banker in 1810 paved his ovns
nd with tombstones; the inscriptions up-
ward. It his customers want a well-
V ` dm-ming estate of Lord Ebury at Rick- baked loaf they order one with “Sacred
tothe memory of”on the bottom of it,
in that being the inscription on the stone
at the end nearest the fire. If they like
very picturesque abbots. _The present A1. it lightly baked they insist on the “Re-
quiescat in pace” of the further end ot
llultivate
Whenever there is an ache or pai
when the appetite fails, when there a
sleepless nights and momentary spel
of weakness, look for the cause, and IN BRITISH MARKETS
gee that it is removed at once.
Cultivate good health while yet the
is something to build on. instead
waiting until the nerve force is deple
and vitality completely exhausted.
To persons suffering the results
thin blood and wasted nerves, D _ _ _ _
chases Nerve Food supplies on me slvws Special mention to the develoo-
in
400 acres and is really abeautiful place.
at
is as carefully protected from poachers
A rich trout stream runs through it th
now as it was by the old abbots of b
gone days, though invaders who come
no  for iish have no dread of being put
_ death if they are caught.
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§§ .Russia /is A colvlPs'rlroR
re '
of
ted Russia is looming up conspicuously as a
competitor of the colonies in the markets
en
if of Great Britain. Lately she has be
needs 0! the SYSISHI and DFUXSS Deffecf ment of her trade in eggs and butter
health. It occupies a iield by its
and is unique in these respects: th
it cures by forming new. rich blo
od comes from Siberia. Special refrigerati
and nerve force, building up the system trains have been built, and the ,butter
and increasing the weight.
It is a reconstructant, restorative
d placed in hermetically sealed compart-
°`n~ ment with an ade nate su l of ice
revitallzer of the most unusual merit. S’ q ppy
which sends new lite and new vtgor
and permanently cures all nervous tro
to last through the long journey across t
every Diff Of 018 body. and SP8-dually Urals. The trains come through direc
ai _ _ _ _
bles and diseases resulting from we
blood and low vitality. 50 cents
box. at all dealerf, or Edmanson, Bates
& Co., Toronto.
Dr. Chase’s
Nerve Food.
*_
frigerating plants at Kourgan and Om
Last year the butter exported from R
brains are much exercised with stud
and whose strength does not kee
' ' a half million dollars, but only a third
Fast_ Gr owing Ghildren it was shipped directly, the rest going
_ _ ' his
especially School chlldren’ whose present year’s export is expected to reach
Y $10,000,000, and, with the new facilities
through Danish and German firms. T
P for handling the stuff, it is_hoped
Pace with their growthshonld be given 1890 the value of the butter exported
PUTTNE’RS EMULSIO
lhis preparation contains phospbo
and lime, in palatable form, and ju
3 and little encouragement
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st
in the best condition to be taken into THE UNION IQEK NOT  IT-
the system, and supply what br
and nerves require, and to build
the bodily structure; and the ccdliv
oil supplies much needed fat food,
Be sure you get PUTFNER
the original and best Emulsion.
Oi all druggists and dealers.
` Exhibition at Buffalo states that one
’ flags. Every South American eoun
t
S had hunting enough and to spare but t
Canadian buildings were destitute of Ca
adian emblems. This is a matter th
-A should be rectided. If Canadian visito
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needed to prove that the skeleton fou
on the same spot last Saturday was that
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team at Ridge Farm, Ill.,.' When th
skeleton was found his wife identiiie
._ ed to them.
_ .
 fuiaislrlrlen BY A sou: room.
, of Henry Farr, who disappeared
_ years ago.
this knife and handkerchief, but
“P C  clothes evident] had been changed
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Dainty Corsets for dainty it.
Ladies.
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eg: the English market. Most of the butter
he
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u to Riga from which port there is
,_ special line of steamships, which sail
every week tor London. Al Great cold
storage warehouse has been built at Riga
and the steamships are fitted with re-
k
us-
sia to England was valued at over six and
double this in a very short time. Sin
` h
N, quadrupled in the face of many obstacles
ru ` ' -
aiu A writer in the Montreal Star who
up was at the opening of the Pan American
er the most noticeable features on that d
l'
was the absence of5British and Canadian
and exhibitors are expected at Buffalo
least commonlcourtesy should be exten
 Farr was a liveryman at Silverwood
Y .
guifl front tooth was missing, and t
young men made a successful search
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IS YOUR HUSBAND, BROTHER
 
FATHER. any ci ycui relatives
' = of Drunken
ledge of the patent. _ Read the follow-
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Dear Sits'-Kindly acce t my thanks
for the wonderful and permanent
cures you have wrought on niany_
members of my congregation. I have
organized a society; nréioiigi nitydsmecxg;
be t omo e an a ve se rn
sei: aiigr speedy cure _for this dreaded
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:ery usa: future of the resg; ofutaeir
I bo _ I ` 1 lx thatG wi ess
€¢1>\\?ndsla.1ll§€ve grogptii still continue in
f iio€5`§’3Z§§i. i.°°°...“ "'35 ;‘é.‘.'.‘Z"éi 31”;
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(6259 ‘ struction, and place thginon _gre :3_|=£1_~
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Bay with black points; foaled july, :S90
“feeder Joao r. Eigoy xnowiok. rookiington
York, England; imported by Thomas Irving,
Winchester, Ont, KILNWICK FIREAWAY, by `
L01'd Swanland (1834) by Lord Derby II (4x7)
Who was winner of thirt -seven rizes at
_ _ Y P
shire shows, by Lord Derby (415) by Refoi-mer `
I9). _
Kinrzwicx Fin:-:aw.\v’s dam was Trip
5 amicted wo the Disea.e _ _-
ness-v?Witlihave a sure cure which can
be gl en wrru or Wirnour the know-
York-
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THE GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND JUNE10, llll.
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GAN’S ENGLISH .;_>§`1%__%}i“<%ii¥ii*§¥i¥M*$i¥§tW
:__  sample prices-.many more for the asking.
 run one way to day and another tomorrow, but ther! are two things fashion always demands . 
 First that a. suit must tit. and second that the goods must must boot good_-qualitybanil f  
 well. We know our line of men’s suits for summer 1901 has no surperiors and few equals. “
We know they are well and fashionable and that the prices are as low as is possible to sell
‘ii goods of their grade. Come into the store and inspect things for yourself. Here area few
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I believe MINARD`S LIN IMENT will
6W.%..f.,
lihil signature is on every box of the genuine
Laxative Brom ninine 'r-bw
&lUn0drthatcareaacoldlnall»¢§`
oizasoss FROM catlroiuua. _
From November lst to April 7th of
this year, 13,000 car loads of oranges had
been shipped from California and 9000 car
loads of lemons. ‘
___;_¢_-_-
AROUSED AT LAST.
To the terribleravages of corlsumptionin
Ontario, the government is petitioned to
establish hospitals for consumptives. As
a preventative to consumption there is no
treatment to be compared to Dr. Cha.se’s
Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine which
promptly and effectually crues every
cough and cold. It has by far the largest
sale of any remedy for throat and lung
troubles. 25c. a bottle. Family size 60
cents. All dealers’ _
._._.¢..;_-
WATCH AND SPRAY.
.___-
To watch and spray is the price of suc-
tried almost every remedy' I could hear
ot. I was told by the best physicians I
could get more than temporargrelief. I
was _induced to t-ry Dr. Chase’s intment.
After one or two application I received
great relief, and when I had used only
wo boxes I was commletely cured.” At
all dealers 60 cents a box.
_ _
RUSSIAN BUTTER EXPORT.
The export of butter from Russia for
the first ten months otlthe calendar year
1900 are given at 37,729,220 pounds.
BEAUTY OF FORM AND FIGURE.
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_If they rion’t iit don`t take the`m. Your money is_yours'ti1l you’re satisfied.  ' ' -
-E From us From us \From us
 A good wearing suit $2.75 A special tweed suit $8.50 A Scotch tweed suit $12.00-
' A solid tweed suit 5.00 A Scotch tweed suit 9.50 An Irish Serge suit 12.00 0 ~
A Canadian Homespun 6.50 A very fine serge suit 10.00 An English Worsted 12.00
An all wool serge 7.00 A wide twill Serge suit 10.00 An " _ “ 1 15_00
A hard serge suit I 8.00| A German worsted suit 10.00 A Scotch tweed 1 0 15.0.6-F
0 - What trade we have we’li _hold what we haven’t we’re after. * ‘
NUMBER OF HOGS SLAUGHTERED. - - _ _
To ...om ost..  by _ RUBERT PALMER l& cnc' 
the American packing houses last year 1 ` '
was_ 20,980,000, a decrease of nearly all A Charlottetown sash  D°°r Fact°fy _ 4  _ A _ -  _' __ 
ay, 3rd June. .. . .
17thJnne............. .
1stJu1y...  . . . . .
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15th July,..._ . . . . . . . . .
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29thJuly.... . . . .

12thAugust..  
26thAugust...... . 
9th September . . . .
 ._
23rd September . . . . . . _ .
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7thOct0ber`...... 
21st October . . . . . . . . . .
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' 4th November . . . . . . . .
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- Returning willleave Picton, N. S , every afternate Monday at noon.
on airival of trains from Halifax and St. John, calling at Charlottewwml ' ~ 
Summerside, Perce, Mal Bay, Gaspe, and Father Point. I 5,231 °=n1‘;i,%:°.6if 3% 
Subject to change should circumstances require. ` imported to harlottotbwn. which  '
million as compared with the figures for ~=°» _ - _ _ _ _ ,mia __ A
W0 years before.-Co-operative Farmer- With experienced workmen and first-class machinery, we are prepared to ° "-l i ` I
“"""*""'“"" _ ‘ upply contractors and others with Doors and Frames, Sashes and Frame 1;: ;::f;_:iP“b”b'
as
T° Cm’ ° odd ia 0°' DW' nterior and exterior Finish
-__ ’ etc’ ew' ' ` _ c°\m7~3 Oh Tuesday the 18th of
B
anTgke Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets  c13_]_t1es. D. xgox atthehonr of twelv
0 cJfe$*§f§:"“ ’§f“§}i “h(§r’g§’;‘°Y gi lrfafflnrz o-.oamo wmaowo, stain, sau nam, poinomn. newer Pom. cum "“d,""'i”"‘° °f* 1"°"='f‘_"
’ ° ' ' ' 3 armor one oonaoown. mln muon spmoo one noi-awooa moonngxim ““‘_°“‘F“’° _°f 
on each box. _
me cioor spmoo, snoormog one clap source. T'°”*Y'°I‘_§_m “Y °f _F=bmfr
between H311 
.suvlosr cUu.1'Y. ` u°Givo us o oou. _ _ _
-- Rossm' PALMER .1 co °' ’°"““° my “fr
A hi h _ b h _ h _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ o ¢°\\nfY. Pruvinee'_of 
n _ s Jury recently roug_t in t e i eakess Na. 3 ad. _ furmerundcathei-ine Heghee ni;
following verdict: “We, the Jury, find onepu'~t,;n;1 qyiogh
the' prisoner almost guilty.” _ _ _` town in said  and
~ a Law of the vtlxerfpei-t and
__ _ _ ___ __ andthe-landstheteby_grnute'd
cure eve case of Di htheria. _ _ - _ » _ture of Aooignmenrdgte
1? D _
MRS REUBEN BAKER. ' _ ` - i ~ ' _ ' I °f evffl L D-was made
' - ~ ~ _ _ Ratteltbury of t been
1 believe MINARD s LINIMENT will *M111 P
granted
            A l|EBEil STEAMSHIP Bn   Ltd!         
s___m____ P £5. CHAS. ANDERs0N. lu _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ` _ _ _ was on not or Towm_i___________be__
Y» - - _ I _ _ _  ‘ boaododos follows time is tony; ny
1be1iovoM1NARD’s LINIMENT is the PROPOSED SA"-‘N05 FROM ‘_ §'f,d"°,”“,,d'“‘,’,i,i';,‘_',f',‘u;'}'§‘,°°,,,“°°,, I.
best household remedy on earth. _ __ _ I ' _ _one degrees, ent on; ,nd 5”.
O . t < ' _ _
  MmH1ASF<>e=» _l Montreal and Gharlottetown »»~»w»=-~=»»=»
'and
Riverdale, Oil City, Ont. O I _ , » i < °l>¢=*°: ;hbf¢l<ltl\' of- nine
' _ seven | ‘thenéehbrth ’
bf
""_'*”'_ __ r  T E A N F I9 `l , iwesctomolnore and from t
IUST AS DOOLBY SAID' Calling at Father Point._ Gaspe, Mal Bay, Perce, _Cape Cove, Grand River _ ;;l.¢a;::ig;:l:e1,,¢¢°-h°",4,t;§ rg;
' south
‘ - Summerside, Charlottetown and Picton .` ' Nd* “°”°“%“1_‘°d°°“*¢ by
Itis just as Mr. Dooley says: “You ‘ _ _ °f3°1“\D- ”°D9I\ll§ _M156
‘ ` ' ' (58).acres of iand,'n 
$23‘.T§.'L§‘§.‘l§`§£?..”5.i.§f‘i'°"“” ""” F30” l|0l|T~» EM- FRGIIUIYTDWI i -by ~_=`-=>1-»- f- \»= =-fm °f-M
____¢_____ AT 2 P M _ _ ABOUT 6 P M Commissioner of _Public Lsn¢h.to_
0 __ ‘ _ _ Duncan McPhee, bearing date the eighth
l 1 U 0 l o o J al » o » ¢ Q e e
o o o
Monday, "7th May . . _ For f_mn_er_oofuooms apply
“ 10th Jnne...... . ...... W-S-Stewart. s°1icitor,P
“ 24thJune . . . . . . . . . . . .
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“ ` 7th-|uly..'.... . 
“' 22adJuly...‘.  
“ 5thAugust... 
“ 19th August..... . 
°‘ 2nd Sepzembel-...... ..
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in front 
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September A D 1887, with the
side of Queen Square,
'Dated this nth day of May, A. D. xgoif " ‘ A
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e  ,_ v 1+ 1.. 
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_-_' lsrllsoorombor . _ Ghéa V Lf ht ` f.
30:h Septembe_r:::::...:.N  g I' ” 7.
“ 14th Octob=r. I. . . . . . .
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“ _ 28th October . . . . . . . . . _
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Beauty.
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Threetold conimendstion that has
won forthe Massey-Harris the-round-
the-globe popularity it >¢njoy|.-1_1
quslitv, strength and style it has iken
its place with the best in the world->
the models for 1901 containing the
newest and most useful improvements
-and ol the vcrv finest materials.

forthe ‘ ‘  _
LongEvenings 
I will sell in four gallon lots at 21 '-'.1
cents a gallon. `
  more lowers, ooo is Ma, 
_ ` new pack, 25 cents. ” f_
oriowo, oy 20th, 1901 Agemg Libby M<=Nei1’= Sliced Bwou. * ‘
12 mon thurstf A _ . ___ 25H°;‘_‘t°_:;_,! Ch°w_Ch_`,w 22°’ “_ _  _
_ \ ’ ' \'_‘_  '
 tight tap. »- i f A
 No Tea can beat.. ‘Basard’s _
-_ Btialiemir. We sell' the genuine !.’!_»,
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cessinfruit growing to-day. See that
insects and fungus. diseases do not rob
you of your crops.-Co-operative Farmer. _ -g , _
1--1*-1_1. I ` ` f _f /
UNTOLD AGON 1 FROM SALT RHEUM _ _ ..,,__"_,d__ _  _
' Mr. (§hash_F. h_§cLe___aii\& Palmer-stan, Ont.,    ~ -
sa s:- su ere un o agony an mise _ _
for]-r years with salt rheum in my feet.rI \'§'-//I ’ &
lwi Those are cub prices. _
'__= Phone 208. _ _
,_ s _ll _
A Cor.'Eu|ton and Hillsboro Bee. 3’-fr
rr '_ ___ }__`_ 1 _gm - _ __ _-,__ _ ._ '»
ff», ll _ 1,- /S df V _;~;7¢" ",”/S* . - g
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i.~ ooivoafar an omoo_f‘ofrLioo.. J. a.
Macdonald up to 12 dclccir, noor,
on'1'uesd8y, the eleventh day of Jane
next. . Tenders tobe m_ar_ked "Tend-
erefor supply. of meet' 8 "
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qinots _ ' Aseigneeofllectgng¢§ ’
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