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THE GUARDIAN CHARLOII-1`ETOW_N»
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ELEUWU Ugfnlfng (;[|A|=;»|)|AN i:.:;‘;'::;‘s2:;..i“.?§.t;2°~..E::;l..
ON THE GROUNDS OF THE
t |guns was fired the cost was $1.500
A.i_ Independent Jcazirual. untrammelled and - and the bln fm- ggal fm' one year
ear ess. a ming to
Just. impartial, Reliable, llewsy would be about $3 O00 000 In View
S  R 5 l eeking at ali times to further the best in of these increased expenditures of
I crests ofthe people and reqoznizgcretore as modern warfare the concensus _ _of
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"AN ;id;dP°St 011100. 8% the f°U°W1I\¥ PHY/¢S»P°Y°b\° appears to be that the United States
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 M E N  E  N C E R T  i.t0r..s'ng Edition. daily (except sunday; world value their losses at from
ifé.'§.‘tf‘.E3.’;?.lil§°‘l.il."€§...l2'.:i:;;.;i's'rl;;.;;sisef"°""0 $375»000,000 to $500,000,000.
I yr. 81.50; in advance ............ .. .. ........ ..1.25
’ Weekly Edition (Thursday) per year ”"' °'
$1 15 in adv ance
lIllARlllTlEl0Wli` A. A. A.; "  ’ ..;;;¢'.;"¢;l+a;."' """" ""°° The Been Tf»»~°fiv@  “lf THE `
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have been established at the following places, Pugwasll had Only 10511 ICS Dame 10
oN_ where subscriptions may be paid, news fum: the fire it would would not have
. ished. advertising, lob work and other bus: _ _ _ __ .  I .
_ Vlduesihhrixil-gixsl?i‘0le0i\:1;rie's Bookstore-D. K. Currie! been un ummxed disaster' ` I
Th I'  n Aiber{'2`°“f.li>errl>n Bookstore o. s. aiuuuu-0
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PROGRAIIE AND PRIZE LIST.
l-0vertur¢.~Psyche. _
2-Halt Mile Bicycle. lst przze Gold Medal;
Rnd. Sil Medal.
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3-Waltz-Winona.
4-Two Hundred and Twenty Yards Flat
Pace. lst prize Gold Mcdal;‘2nd, Gold plated
Watch Chain. _
5-Band Selection-Baritone and Solo Alto
-Ruth Hel .
an en
6-One Mile Bicycle. lst prize Silver Cup;
2nd, (__){pera Glasses. _
7- arch-D niversinty ot Pennsylvania.
8-Four Hundred a Forty Yards Flat Race.
lst Prize Silver Cup, 2nd. Silver Medal.
9-Schottische-Darling' Flo.
10-Two lille Bicycle. ist e_pr'zs Silver
Watch (Waltham): ind Silver M al. ~
ll-Overture-Oh ! I Don't Know.
H-Iqght Hundred and Eizhty Yards Flat
Race. st prize Gold Medal; 2n.l Silver Medal.
13_;_Blarc -C. C. C.-Dedicated to the Cres-
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14-Five Milo Bicycle Race. lst prize Parlor
Clock; 2nd. Silver Culi-
Tho Grounds Will be Beautifully
illuminated.
TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS.
As ial train will leave Summeisido at 5
o‘cloche;- m , local! returning-alter the events
an over.
The farce are as follows:
Summerside to Ch'own and return
. 'l`rlvollor|\' Rest-Freetown “ .
Kinkoraf-Cape Traverse “
- lhoraldi-Freetown
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"Royalty §'|ilncSon- __
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tw tore from Sourls,.Georgetown and all
other” terodiaoe stations on 11th of August
return A 12th.
Fmffm  Princess $1.00,
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S. S. GREETLANDS is due here from Mon-
treal, hionday lst Aug. and =ails tor St John’s
Nad- V18 SYdne5’ 8: North Sydney carryin live
stock on deck and produce under deck atglow-
est rates.
For further infomation as to freight and
uessass lvplr to
July _Dau N. RATTENBURY. Agent.
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Porllnil Hu  
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Speiai Offer for a
Short Time Only.
Coma and sae Sampfei at ou r Studi
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in won GUARANTEED
and no deposit required.
Special arrangements with photo-
graphers for photos at reduced prices.
.Hill time ln llulio
West side Queen S:.,Char1ottetown.
Four doors above J T McKenzie's store
.S. F. TARBUSH,
_ RESIDENT AGENT.
Gwlobtewwn. M¢hi4,eed0m.
Agent
S0 E88 T61 ll Rl 'RS6&!ll .A
J. Fix. M§ci:s?o‘i”° ° fl». noon” °°“
for the transfer
lasted eioht months and its total cos
many and the payment of $1,000,000,
000.
troops were engaged, was oiiicially-re
of the 'present war will he $500,000,
years and ewht months, cost $107
_ 000 000 Given the same number o
1898 would be about five tim es as e
in the military and naval expendit
_An armored cruiser of the Brooklyn
000. A protected cruiser costs
to $2,700,000. An unprotected
gunboat isworth $500,000. A com-
posite gunboat of the Newport class
costs $230,000. A Dynamite gun
worth $350,000. A torpedo boat
costs $225,000.
The only vessel lost by the United
States was the Maine, which cost $2,-
500,000. A more serious item will
be compensation for the lives of. the
266 men who were destroyed with it.
The supply of ammunition which ,was
needed to equip the American vessels,
cost $4,750.000. while the transport-
ation charges of the Amex ican armies
The cost of the Russo-Turkish war _ ,
which lasted eleven months has been  
estimated at $945,000,000) which in- H _ __
asalready been stamped a success.
eluded war expenses, damage to the _ We have madeagoodbegiuning.
, coast of Russia, her export commerce,
_ industries and railwavs,and injuries to alvays-. _ _
. _ _ ." Same attention given to all repairs,
her sub3ects._The claim was eventually bong? job tzméiéli or g-reaz Work per.
_ reduced to about $550,000,000, in , 3° if at ” t'°'
lieu of which several territorial pos- E N
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ns ere c eu 0 ussia.
The cost of the American war of JRE g_:_°__I_cR|;E_:_3§3T°|f' . E
independence, in which 310,000 gpposite Johlison &?Ibhuson?kent St. g
C, _ _
000 a year, it follows that to iight  
A Spain one year would cost over~threc‘
times as much asitcost to iight Great
j Britain eight years,alth0ngh the num- F 'S  A 
. ber of troops now in the field is one ` a _  | n,
third less. The Mexican war which  8 Y 0 1
1 lasted two years and three months Without reserve Iam instrucied bythe
1| cost the Americans $100,000,000 and _ Executors of the estate of the late Mrs.
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pensive as was a. year of war in 1846.
ern warfare is so much more costly
turn to a few of the leading items
ure
of our time. The average cost of a
first-class battleship is $3,000,000.
type costs $3,000,000. An armored
ram costs $1,000,000. A double-
turreted monitor costs about $500,-
all the way from $l,000,000,000
crusier costs $600,000. Anunarmed
I a cocunti well ada ted to stock iaisin°‘.
e princip e o ow in most _ _ _ k d I _
wars _of thepresent century is that, :‘§hn_’__e”'°;_s _ml ‘;hat_:’5t:1__)’_”§”g;_ I Z;_;_ _ _ _ _ _  _ __ 
both In tenmiry 'ind In cash’ “Ee 4°' were tound to be affected. As people' ' » ' ' »  fp 
fe"'ted_ “atm” 13 habla to- Pay or its become educated to the best methods
eXPe“e“°e~ of combattin the disease. it will, W9 ' CHL
In consequence of. the British- hope, decreasi very fast. Use white- Au 0   ER! Ast? 
Chinese|wars of 1840, 1857 and 1860 wash in your stables, keep them sweet 3 “L _ _ P, ' .
Hong Kong was ceded to Britain, and and clean, and with care and the isola- several Chinese ports opened to trade. tion of affected animal? 119° may ‘gli .
In addition to this an indemnity of 5°” ¢1`°°tl7 M559” 'hw df:f“;)°v{h_§d
about $30,000,000 was paid the vie- P” °“1¥ “S >°‘g°*“ 19"’ '
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toious laatloni f . mO¢i`d,byaoue. states and countries that
P t ° co” 0 . theAnien°a'n` embarked in the tuberculin-tset-with- A climamis .de1;gh,,gu1_ use ,_1;k,,`g»_¢m
.MGIIGUI WHO the .llldemmty ‘"5 slaughter _ attachment~ crusade have
fixed at $100,000,000 but Mexico abandoned the foolish extra_ypgau¢0._
being unable to raise this sum Cali- and are working out the pro em. on‘
fornia and New Mexico were ceded to more rational lines, in which pr0l{Bl‘
the United States, the latter country sanitary conditions play all lml-’°1"“°I*
refunding $15,000,000 to the Mexi-_ PUT- _
,manv‘ bays and winding estuaries. to-
can government, as a consideration' 'L f - I 1' ' _
When the wair between China and N 0 C  I Q
Japan came to an end three years ago 'hm at a__°___ Pm! HQ _ _ ._
China agreed to pay Japan a sum. l I- 7°” ° ’ ' ° '~"“._"`_" _"___
equivalent to $175,000,000. China ,,,,,,,,,_ use £1 fini' ;I':,“°?,_"°°;a:; 
also ceded tc Japan the Island of = _ ,
Formosa, recognised the independence -5 A _
of Corea and consented to open four "  0 
new treaty ports. _  _ . _ . .
when Peace was declared between _M.“_y“____m____&___m_._ ,_  _ ___;‘».1l,§i_eamship and stage with all the
Prussia sn<1,Austri.. in 1860 =. i.my= if naw. ms. wma in ' _ g
cash indemnity was received by the 3;’ :f_°___‘_':_’.:';'1;'_‘_’_‘:_|’°_‘;_*-_ ‘ I 
f°'m°l' °°“‘1l"'Y- _ _ sruglrsfs. ne. c. i. need acu..i.ewe1i, mu.
France also paid dearly for having 'rue only Pun ze :akewan Heolimsmowuu.
gone to war with Germany. This war f
1 ,Surrounded by the Gulf of St L_aw~
`rence, whose waters are almost
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was estiiatefi at s1,5s0,000,000. The sliisllllll-'_ll#
matter was finally settled by the ces 0 D 
sion of Alsace and Lorraine to Ger-  e
' into _the Bicycle
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Proper. honest repairs, promp‘ly tlnf
ished and delivered, will be oulr aim
. " dStw 2m then eod and 2m
cel-ded at $135,000,000. Accepting  TTM 
Mr Dingley’s estimate that the cost

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Rec. S ec y President
_of Charlottetown is charming, and'
zfiirér. l Business Manager Farmer’s Advocate: Hon Mr. Fisher,
= ___  A the Dominion minister ot agriculture,
» N »1l>_§»~===_f=;__=.°ggggin§3;§§‘10°‘_;h;erg,§§‘ Passaners mayrloavo my point on tk
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   » SiS=\m°==s°="1@ 1°=d°“”?”f “mg” or Saturday and roaoll Boston the follollllj
, __ . Farmers institute gathergg a_ sholpt
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MONDAY. AUGUST 1. isss “gm” I‘“““'L. °°“m’7 "ar -
convratnlated tnose present upon having   - ‘st mls'  mf”
THE c0sT__(!: WARS' and he allvised the; to make the mo;  I  V _   8 
' °» ' k and
The alleged willingness of Spain to 0’ 1`l)yo_ke°pmg b_y egg: slfgsizgd me _
make peace providing the United i{;°p}I:,§Lg)fI§fY1f_1¢,n;l 01885 w8|1_ven_    %
States will waive a money indemnity “med building and héaltby slocknyou 8 '
gives rise to speculation as to what- musty Said he_ ..hav,, hvallhy stock. _ - _
indemnity the Americans would A scare was started Mme Iimfi 830 ~
probably consider themselves entitled about tuberelosis." People 'were ' Lu” ratss mm a" nfher ahh Aa
to providing they had not designs on Said I0 be 1I1_ great danger from affected - ._
certain territorial acquisitions. Stock- Dlmug the Past elghmen “ant 0|' writ” ta
Th - - 1 fu ed - months we have been carefully watch - _ _
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
And Ito Attractions to Tourists-
Prince Edward iIsland’s ` summer.
chilling logs and excessive heat. The
gather with the dark and brightgreen
foliage, and the rich verdurui 'oi the?
meadows, make up a scenerywhich.
is beautiful and quietly picturesque..
as saline as those of" the ocean
itself. it enjoys ali' the coolness "ofthe
sea breeze," and the advantagesfthat
can only be derived iromsea bathing.
.The average temperature ot the water
is about65 degrees. `  _s _ '
Charlottetown, _tba important city of
the Island, has over 12,000 inhabitants,
mpoxtant villages,to`wns and seaports,
and an _extra line farming region. It
sides 'a -large wholesale trade.
It has an enterprising Gas Light,
and Power Company, two Electric
light plants, and a street railway
will soon be an accomplished
fact. It has a first class water*
with as good ii not thebest water in
America, and a complete modern sys
tem of sewerage is now being 'con-
structed. It is famed for its wide streets,
many oi which are shaded, its many
pleasant drives; the piincipal of which
is the new Park Roadway, its attractive ‘I
surroundings, pure water, and clea
cool and bracing air. It is widely known A
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large and elegant new Opera House. It .
also has several fine public buildings
sources of the citizens’ pride. It has,
one of the largest and best equipped*
pork-packing establishments in the Do-
minion. On its west side is Victoria
Park-a favdrite summer resort-while
on the east are the magnificent new.
Exhibition Buildings and Driving Park. l
Chief among its pnhlic squares is Queen
Square in the centre of the city. beauti~
fully laid out with blooming plants of _
every description, fountains, and wellf
arranged walks, and enlivened with a.
band oi music during the summer eve- _
nings. 'Alle rural scenery in the vicinity 1
horses for driving are abundant at It .
t f 1310 1 h 1 ted t C3111 nn Meggnna, to .eu h au¢t,0n_ - _ you require a mee comfortably iit mg spectacle to
he war 0 Wm: as wo at tile iiremises, Pownal Slreet on very ww Dimes' Bnts can al” ev U
, _ _ enin S, or a uur to wear all the time, littm and
E wednesesy, me are day of Annes: isss f’° fglfefhq “‘,‘_‘;yss”‘;f_’;‘°’:,“;§‘»_“ a§§,’;” you g 0. q gwd g
men under iarms_ a veal, of war in at 12 o’clock noon the large Brick goat Pleasant excm_sions_ TL; principai A large stock of complete spectacles and eyeglasses, llio
' ' HWS” and St“bi°’,.°° "fe fomcr hotels are Davies, $2.00 upper dayl ‘°‘°d"m}°°3"¥° °d° W hmd
ofe Pciwdgfiu sid bdmiiirtiisfa it $10-50 ‘JP Per Week; Queen. $1-50.061;  W° 5° YW 511° H811* Pill' 5"# "hw wivwiblvl but
It is easy to understand why m0d_ gldlexénown 3; the-Fin,” H0usP_ yh; day, $6.00 up per week; Revere _weak glass iirst, to he exchanged after using o time for the
Order ta dose the e9,a,6'»,his property $1.00 tok81 50 per day, $4.00-$0.00, this way the eye gradually gets accustomed to the axon!
than the old fashioned kind if we wi'l1le;f;;o;lcv_;r_i_t_hout reserve. 1 P°;;§;e`rsideI___'_l the nan largest f If medical advlce 13 needed heh,” V90"-58 we Wm Wu
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_ _ I _ own in_ t e _ rcvmce. with ___about
Ano 9 td R BE;u£;,Si§§;er 14000 beinliapl;ani;.ed It isBasitnate:ii_
_ °' “ _ f cn autiu eque y an _
I ' in the centre of a line 1arge\0d&w v'°t°7i\3~J°w°|f’ st°f°v ‘
farming region. It has the. largest ‘
and linest departmental istore in' ~
the Maritime Brovinces, bend
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and is the capital. It is' connected by |
has many great retail stores, be-, ~
works system suppling the city B
as one of the healthiest cities in Canada. ,
It has two hospila‘.s,many churches and a ,
and a markelfwhich is one of the chief _
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1`f""""`v-W”
E \/'\/ TAYL-
V ' ' _ ° . ~' es summer resort, is the Lansdowne 8145 pr da
having other large retail stores. It ’ Pm" '
 has an Electric Light Plant, and a water igigdsé toagsy ggtgirafvigkoo 1:PAIf;;.':‘,¥ gun? pr  M
--- W°’k5 sy5t°”‘ ag,” s°W"ag° are being there is the Albion Terrace and Acadia 88 00 pr lllyl
'med t . ' ts d 1' h W ’
The Annual Gathering of the Clans afith the __WlSneT keBChIns1~'i_o PB; day, 5 m4 Wk  Mmolo
under the auspices of the Caledonia Club pleasant drives in the immed-mfevicqnity F9' wee 12°" R”1W"Y' P' “Y ‘7 0° P' 'uk'
Cf P- E- 1- Wiu be ,wld at of Summerside. The hotels are -~ 1 00 per day 5 00 per week' Fwd” .I 52 Pt hy
_» CHR $2 00 d __ In Klensmgton, Clarks 1 25 per day In addlilonto tho!!
_ llollll Sf. Pe'lol"S Bay, men?" ,ist-week1;m Rug’ sl.50agr;§§‘ :L00 P___e€___'_v°~=_;_ Q:_:§er¢I1:1 M;_?_0; per honed therb 111
boat like the famous Vesuvius is §';if_l°|d °f_J°_h“ P: Sullivan' E59" ne” “Yi $7-00 P” Week? C“mPb¢1l» $135 Mgpgnam 1 ¢)0_ 1 50 Peg- day_ £6 og
way Sum” ~ 0 “PGP” diy’ $6£_%.P§_r 'Tek' thi per week Inlldount Stewart Clarks
wgdngsday, Aug. |7'[h,` ,mmm °::ms in _§:_m;___:°:__ _P233 *land Manson, each 1 00 per Fay or 4 00 ous
f eek
Special trains leave Ch’l0wn at 8.20 the Island, with a population of about per W open
1°<===1S°==riS 10-301°w1»§e°’f°w».<wgu- 1.000 each. In we fomerwesitkev. miiiffdxgiimiismpm rifilili norms un
lar train) 7.05 local s o1'>"pin'g ‘al"'uli 1.50 per day, by agreement per week; _
intermediate stations. - - Tn $1.50 da 85.00 6; view' $1 00 Pr my *iw Pr trout' th. up with
pref. W y- -8 00
For trhn arrangements prize list andl, po;-week, furnish- good hotel aecommo A ;,efk§5A`t`?'nh°P°kM'(13w,g,s aio? pr pm’ nt “mlm
_ _ ° A bounds
full particulars see programmes and. dation, while in Souris the Sea View, " ’ __ Pr wee ' I pr ‘
advertisements in newspapers later. $1.50 per day,'$3_00 Perweek anon” gi;§;_h_5shl;$: *';_v¢;e)k _"At  A
n. ||\eNEu.|., .names uleisulc, eXff,eg§',§g;yf1!;;m§1;k° q“°"°"', pr week,sea View, $1 00 pr dey, PA!-1
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_ _ _ __ wr- A __ _ _ _*.3 _ _  _, , ._ _  _ _i_._,._,,-__   _ »-  ~ -»   .'-;_~.+. 1 . ~ -_ 1:' .. » 2; `» V* 'e -';.e_¢¢;e ‘ ~‘_a..l~i~|l.s.,~f U., .nr ~ we
~ - - V rs ' a '"7 P easant 5--6 pr week At Rustico, Seaside, pg_|f;°,§,'
luuueeaam ' l ` e