f ~ 3, With a refrigerator in every well-i
to-do house-hold, cold storage ware-
*””‘:“° "°° °°°° °°°°* houses, steamers, cars almost every-
 where, it is dimcult to realise that
the frozen meat trade is almost
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THE GUARDIAN, cH.im.o1~r1rrowN, AUGUST 2s less. _
M  -» -- ws; "3 ._ 
We w||| Keen
llll MURNINI1 lllllllllllll.
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MONDAY. AUGUST 28. 18%. ’:
Tnisa Secret .. i
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But we are selling \\ ed-
ding and Birthday Pres-
ents for less than cost.
Come and see them-
Dressing Cases, Shaving
Sets, Smoker’s Sets.-In
Celluloid, Leather, Plush
and Wood. We have the
BEST AND
1 t
JAPANESE .» .»
5 O’CLOCK TEA AND
CHOCOLATE SETS on
the Island. Rubber
Goods and Dolls in great
variety at
J. l'|0RHSBY’S
‘E‘
F.
6
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Housekeeper
s To come -in and look
over our groceries. Our
stcck is-ine and fresh
and guaranteed to be
satisfactory. We keep
everything in our line
that is necessary
For Housekeeping.
The prices-well, that
is what we want you to
see when you are look-
ing at our goods. Their
lowness will surprise
you. _
 l...
It' fi tg is
thaliampsr una _business ilrm
heredvary endow-
ment of honesiy, industry and
perseverance, but these are
not of themselves sumcieut to
insure the highest success. It
mustbe open tothe innnence
of environment-in close sym-
pathi' with the spirit of ro-
Sress-and quick to adiipt
modern ways and means.
We are ever on the alert for
the best tools, and to adopt
modern methods. in order to ‘
Zlve our customers the very ~
best satisfaction on work en-
trusted to our care. i
Give us a trial and see if we do
not speak truly.
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Steam Navigation Co's Wharf.
Charlottetown, P. E. 1.
Phone 125.
Every mail we are in receipt of letters from I
Ontario Furniture Manufacturers, calling at-
tention to an advan- .=, in the cost; of their
goods, the advance t.~- date will average 15
per cent. Our prices- l ave not been advanced
-buy now before the change. 
MARK WRIGHT
 -  tin- 4 ’ ' ' ‘
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` HUME HAKERS. T. _ . '   oHNo.HyNnMAN V  Ci.” H°°°l C°"”°
 1:    '_._ V '_ `  4- -. _ g  5 ,__,, 1;*  0 I S ?1i¢i|1DgAgent C_°P_R   R. 0. 
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_ especially intolerant toward the Ro-
`man Catholic faith. No Catholic is
ermitted to hold any public ofHc»e or
o sit in either of the two houses of
the Transvaal Parliament.
P
ONLY REAL J* in the adoption of penny postage,
I which will go into eifect there on lst
S
B
d
is once established astep forward in
l postal matters will be taken.
Book and Stationery Store, d
Victoria Row. Ch’town, P. E. I. P S
nj out. A more acute trouble is Rus-
; sian resistance to a German-English
railway project toconnect the Medi-
” terranean with the Persian Gulf. To
nable this work to go forward a cou-
cession mvst be obtained from Turkey,
nd Russia resists this. Already
some of the wise oiies are predicting
W W 1 that the next great war will be be-
e  tween Russia and Germany.
o ecourt-martial are army ofiicers
who are nearly all hostile to Dreyfus:
Then it is also to be noted that
in France a prisoner is practically
assumed to be guilty until
he proves his innocence, while with
us he is assumed to be innocent until
proven guilty. Moreover politics
enter largely into judicial proceedings
.in France. Dreyfus’ best hope rests
 X  'on the fact that an increasing num-
! 1 ber of his more intelligent country-
Queen Street.
1 ymen have come to believe him in-
nocent The Eoal result is yet in doubt
wholly a matter of the past 20 years.
It was in 1880 that En land d
a
Evolutiony/ _ - _ g .......
carcasses of Australian sheep. Now
there are 88 steamers engaged in -the
ebusiness with a carrying capacity of
6,700.000 sheep per annum. _A single
vessel sometimes carries 70.000 car-
casses of frozen sheep. At a single
wharf in London 10,000 to 12,000
'carcasses are handled on an average
daily, and one warehouse will hold
250,000- all of them from Australia
or New Zealand. Thirty years ago
it was a common thing to slaughter
sheep for their hides and tallow,
leaving the carcasses to manure the
ground. Cold storage has changed
Iall this. Australia has 17 and New
Zealand 22 freezing establishmeiits in
EDITORIAL NOTES.
The Transvaal Government is
Cape Colony has followed Canada
eptember. The Australian colonies
re still lagging in this matter, but no
oubt when the new Commnowealth
*H
Russia and Germany appear to be
rifting apart. The Kaiser quietly op-
osed the Hague Conference throu h-r
1-_-i ~
There is  grave doub: of the
issue of the Dreyfus trial. It is to be _
_   19 gf Ameria _ness if not with generosity.
vaand mai_iily§geliqye.Drey~»  _
f°="i»1~°<=°=#~ ed  .sis ms.
_ sent to the press of  countries) »
late very sympathetic toward the pri-
jsoner. On the other hand the judges
f th
first consignment of 400 frozen
Japanese0ahrrh' Cube.
Eiourstore andknenvotmanyoth
amicted who have been cured.”
Catai-ni Ours is toad to cure
of oatarrh. S0lf‘h?`21| Druzzista.
I;-ilalPlan;vi1l be lenmgglanytpsi-sou t
. csc ve can
Aaaraa mliudghm at mwpnsnm
Stanley’s---regular prices were
‘*"_;`_***i"~”‘*_‘§"i@"v‘¥"§_‘___*_l~ _W 'EH I _W _W nl-1.,.T_Ml_]_d_»var.l Biikeis uowiuCana~i -'   A U f.=f-‘  ‘fs
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Just  n f
western Canadian press that he will
be offered and may accept the posi-
`lConrt of Canada Mr. Blake as a
Y Y D’
an imperial reputation, and his char-
acter as a man stands
equally high. Many thousands
of his fellow countrymen would
commend the Government for
_ offering him the highest judicial posi-
‘tion in Canada, and it would afford
general public of the Dominion if he
would accept the oilice.
The Boston Herald reminds its
readers once in awhile what a good
customer Canada is for Uncle Sam.
It says: “Last year we appear to have
sold of our products and manufactures
in the Dominion more in value than
we sold to all of the other countries
and dependencies of the western
hemisphere outside of our own
borders; in other words, so far as
foreign markets are concerned. we
could better aH`ord to lose the trade
that we now have with South Am-
erica, Central America, the West
Indies and Mexico than we could af-
5,000,000 of people of the Dominion
of Canada.”-Under such circum-
stances Uncle Sam ought to think it
worth while to treat his northern
neighbor with fair play and friendli-
Celebrated Frog Dead.
Nearly everyone in the province has
heard ofthe great frog._the property cl
Mr.Coleman of the Barker House Fred-
dricton. The Gleaner of Wednesday
containsa good photo of Mr. Coleman
and hs; frog. but states that the frog
was found dead by Mr. Coleman in a
lake some distance from Fredericton,
where he was kept. The owner had
the skin sent to a taxidarmist inBan-
gor, ts mount. ;When done the frog will
occupy a prominent place in the Barker
house. The deceased weighed over 40
pounds.
Positive Proof 
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B.C. writes: " k'
uwinai with
the advertised
buttnevegycalethe 0n¢
mr? pursaaed aixboxes ot Japanese
Cure, lines Bnlnhinf the treat-
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C _ Fm' S‘*l‘“ BY Geo. E- Hughes
Shirt Waist s for each 
da and his visit has given rise to a
report which finds currency in the
tion of Chief Justice of the Supreme
law er, has not onl a Canadia but
satisfaction alike to the bar and the `
ford to part with the patronage of the
 Ext- Wild Strawberry.
.1
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Park on Wednesday and Thursday, Sep.
»temher l3th and I4tl|. r
By reference to an advertisement in
another column of this issue it will be
noticed that Wednesday and Thursday
September 13th and 14th have heenl
selected as tue days for the races on
_the Charlottetown Driving Park. The
events for Wednesday are a three
minute class, trotting; 2.25 class, irat-
ting. and 2.40 class, pacing. On Thurs-
day',’ the second day, a 2.50 class, free 0
for all, and a 2.30 class, all trotting.
The entries will close on Wednesday,
Aug. 80th.
Horses represent, to a great extent,
the agricultural industries of the
province.also the; social and commercial
industries of the nation. So also does
the quality oi horses represent the peo-
ple ot the nation. It is said that Eng-
land leads all the nations of Europe ;her
horses are sought for by all the nations r
of the earth . l
Tue horses which will take part in
the raoeson the Charlottetown Driving
P..ra will represent to a great extent
the agrcultural industries ci the Pro.
vince of Prince Edward Island and Cau-
ada in general.
The list of events allotted for each
day is a guarantee oi .success. The
prospects are that all the classes will be
filled. The attendance will no doubt
be large as the admission fees have been
placed within the reach of every person
desiring a day’s sport. ‘ Mr. C. R.
Smallwood. the_Secret_ary,° has made ar-
rangements with ihe railways and boats
and the fares have been placed at a
nominal sum, so that the most distant
residents will be able to enjoy ia days
outing. ' ' `~
The Dix-_g,,cto_i;s 9! the Park have se-
lected the days forthe raog_sjgith i view
of having them at a time when the most
of people have leisure. The purses of-
fered are certain to bring together a
large number of the best racing horses
of the province. Every persondesiriug
acou-ple of days’ genuine sport should
make arrangements to reserve Wednes-
day and Thursday, Sept 13th and 14th..
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 When foods_ disagree with all
" people we suggest _,,
.ai Wine of Rennctt. J* 
Everyone knows its use and 
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 Garters Brandy Ginger..
 Blackberry Cordial.
To be Held on the Charlottetown Driving if
About the class of Dress 
Goods that we keep.
You 'will always Hnd ‘
monument of style and ‘
price you will find to be
fight- e I 0 Quads.. T1..
among which- are the
Fawns,Myrtle and Light'
G_reens_.~-V Z
‘ . wap   
Dress Goods _depart-
ment which is the _larg-
est» in the city, you will .El .~
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Every costume is a
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We have them in all
he newest shades
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ff; Collis Brown’s thlorc- _
dync. All thcleading 
 patent food’s etc. 
 Central Drug Store. ,
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And Ican suppl
Mig. 28 ill SEM. 9, 99 _ Bonv with so
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'_ V p ce on our counter a lot of curious boots for 
women. ` ' - 
Some arc pointed -if h -oth h f 1 I  
are g00d stork. We hdlvg alilielzh mis ave Buoy cloth flops’ an "
A _ _ P 8 prices so low that their stay ‘-”~`f.-"- -._.FR0M___
~ with us will be short. They range in prices from $1.50 to $3_00_ ‘    . 1
gfimi In 8;_d have ahlook at this counter full of boots. Even 1 |
 no nee ing a pair t ei r extremely low rice m' ht te t *" .
. to Purchase. , ‘ P lg mp you , J 6 mg
IRST NSTALLI
.»¢.»¢OF.¢.»
65c and 68c each Another ‘0 000 use for Wes: India Tune t " -
V » I- 9 1 A , 0 h di
active operation with a capacity for lot fgr 400 each; Worth from 0 50,000 _first class sugar bags. i eVer3»;1hOWI§B lJ%lIln{ thgfy l1l16 Hllgst C0ll6Ct1011
over 7,000,000 carcasses yemllyg 850 to $1. 45' I _ Special prices according to quantity. _ _ _ OI' 8. &I1 A Intel* S11 l? _(l
1 ings ar Over
- 25 31» Apply to e We invite ins ection
g S i A » NEW Island oatmeal just received at I _ CARVELL BROS_" ` P 'I
-- - ~ -  Stewart & Gates. 26. 3i., Pat. & Ex. 2 a w. 6 w. Aug. 25 '99.
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For Round Trip-y 0;,-,own
lstand 4th. l y
Return llnll' Sept I4ll| |889
- - s .Jch`:i$r.|~Aug. 15d 1 year
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ji i; Every day 1
j§ §; ment of beat
elegance, good looking, 
good wearing and the Shuwmg 3' la]
embossed ve
Will; b@ 
. A  . au mum
New Blues, ` Pujrples '
to even hint
'gance  be
f|'-Tor Round Trip I keep the latest
 A -FROM_.. New York,
l    tharlottalown, P. E.I.l §°"""”’
We have la d ‘ ‘
enarlnnamwr. P. 5|. A §;gg;;;megf=;g
Also the nicest a
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