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THE GUARDIAN, 3HARL()'l'lETOWN, OCTOBER 6 T899
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'ng Luertioal as to Just Wil*
Q0 B¢h.elieo Will D0-
gugyon guarantees
that his Rheumntlorn
can will cure nearly
Ill cases of rneuuia- 
tlxm ln s few hours:
that bla Dyapepsln Cairo
will cure lndtgesrion and
gli stomach troubles:
um his Kidney C11"
will cure 00 per cent.
nt sit cues ot klduel
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quickly break urinary
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SALT SALT SALT.
12 000 bags common salt now
landing.
6.000 bags common salt now due
to arrive. _ -
500 bags factory 'filled salt now due
to arrive.
Buyers ordering Ex. ship save cost
of storing here. For sale low to the
trade.
For prices write,
CHARLES HARPER,
Shediac, N, B.
October 5 dlw.
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1 FRIDAY. OCT. 6. 1599.
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THE VENEZUELAN AWARD.
The settlement of the boundary dis-
pute between Great Britain and Ven-
ezuelais another signal triumph for
international arbitration. Though
the award mav now attract but little
a ter mhwiflt 0" notice ia must not be forgotten that
Giro willl
the dispute at one stage of its pio-
gress brought the United States and
1 Great Britain to the \'i.~ry verge of
war, That. was years ago, however.
and the boundary question itself is
much older. The boundary has been
in dispute for more than sixty years. `
As is well known, British Guiana
adjoins the Republic of Venezuela,
and as the region about the border
actual delimitation remained in abey-
auce. Later a number of surveys
ezuela refused. Along in the eightie
isettlernentim erative
side the correspondence was conduct
ed by Lord Salisbury wth great abilit
and marvellous patience. Finally th
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New books most every
morning. When you
the line of novels, give
School llequlsitios
hand.
SHAS. 1. MlTGHEl.l
Bookseller and Stationer.
145 Queen St.
Opp :site Prowse Bros.
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want anything gaod in @ may be gggumgd tg be jugs,
usa call. e
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always a large stock on Q
aiu gets decidedly more territory th
bi*-rators concurred in the award,
sur wlltuuu uikcoultr.
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Evening
Instruction
.At the P. E. Island Commercial
College will commence Monday,
keeping. Shorthand, Penmanshi
Typewriting, etc.
Apply at once to
Day Students admitted free.
ISAAC OXENHAM,
bases this opinion were disclosed in
recent speech. ~
Derby’s despatch of that Ztime to t
words were used:
Charlottetown, Principal- "By the omission of those articles
Oct. 4 1899 tf.
line was but sparsely settled the
were made’ among which was the; on more than half a million dollars in
° Schomberg line of 1839 and others of advance of September of last yean
later date. Britain was willing to So the revenue boom shows no Sign of
accept the Schomberg line, but Ven- couapw
s - ‘_
the discovery of gold in the interior Areport wired from Moncton to
‘Of the disputed territory made °' the Halifax Herald tells that Premier
P
At this stage to gratify the Jtngo and be appointed Warden.o£ the
.element in the United States and Maritime Penitentiary at Dorchester.
further his own political objects, Pre- It lacks c_m5rmati0n_
sident Cleveland intervened on the
ground of the Munro doctrine, and " S 1
an acrimionious diplomat’c controv
ersy took place between \Vashingto|il ,S P
and Downing Street. On the British Are prepared from Na*
E' _ while gentle are reliable
We have too many Glass Perserve ;]1a§t8eg7waSTS;ebu;irE;?g_ att; rsa`;t}))i$;;t1it(;?i  e$Clent. They A
'hrs (‘l‘1“"t Blzel °” hand- S” in were the late Lord Herschell. (after-  
order to reduce our stock at once we wards succeeded by Lord Russell,)and
have decidedto put the price of them J H1120 (4`0l]i¥15 for Gmat Bfimiui JUS'
' ‘ tice Fuller and Judge Brewer for
“lwly CNHI,” R Wi" Pay Venezuela. Prof. Martaens of Rus-
yo__'ll`ft_o buy now, oven If you
w`oi'\_'t__ iroqirllio _iholli till
sia. was selected as an independent
who might turn the scale in the event _ r‘°|’°'°db’c'I°H°°‘“7°°°L°"°l.u“'°'
of an equal division of opinion. - . -
Many things have happened since - ~ . _
these arbitrators were appointed, but SCDZYZTC SKIYIS.
 & _  they have steadily and 'patiently pur- ' _ -1-
` _ ` ' . sued their "work, with the happy re- 4§ §¢00d Serge worth 80c a yard-
' 'suit that they have reached an unani- iS 33 - 60
mous decision.It is said that while the Lillillili 54)’ -40
larger part of the disputed gold re- Malfibg I 2-00
g-ion is confirmed _to Venezuela, Brit- ---
, an
the would -have obtained had are Same Skirt ready fe rut 0°
, Schomberg, or other earlier proposed “U P°i\i0l1'S- 4 - 75
  boundaries been adopted Tha rg. The saving is in the making. ~ See?
-  sult is naturally quite satisfactory to- 5h0fH--JAS- PATON 51 C0- _5dtf_
@ the British press, and as all the ' ar- ¢ . » _
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3 KT D GLOV ES ,§_
Si`r William Vernon Harcourt isi
A very strongly of the opinion that Mr. ‘ - ,
Chamberlain is the author of the S '
crisis in South Africa., and respon-  » 
sible for having brought Britain and
the Transvaal to the verge of war.
_His contention is that Britain has n b _ h _ _
._ _  __ ` irivht to interfere in the internal af- 8V6I‘y Wély Plllg T, EIII A
 fairs of the Transvaal as in regard to bagk’ and We will give
_ the franchise and the dynamite mon- ` 1 ° f _
"_ opoly. The grounds on which s gyou 3 new Pan or them '
eminent and able a British statesma
Sir William recipes thiilt in the cpu-` gygned, 850-
vention of 1881, a ter t e late war :t =  Lily G-lgvg lacgd,
with the Boers, the Transvaal was -_ 95
given a limited independence subject i O x .  _C’
to British suzerainty. Two years §_. ur * Onls ' OVB In
later, on account of complaint made E ‘ bl1l'»i10D8(l 3.H(llaC6d (TOIIIB
by President Kruger of the restrict- E ' fastened, , $1.10
ions im osed a new convention  °
octets; 9a1,iust,, at 7.30 p. m was grade' in which the 2 Qur Muriel Laced’
Il1S5i'\1°°i0UiU Al°itl1m€l7»iC» B00k- conditions were altogether chang- ~ $120
P, ed and the word “suzerainty” w
omitted. Not only so, but in Lo
,S ;=' OurCelebratedi
Transvaal Government the following 5 est Shades _
the convention of 1881 which assigned  Blliénded 1200,
to her Majesty and the British Govern
ment certain specific powers and func
tions connected with the internal Gov-
~ rnnient and the foreign rel .ti ns, your
Government will be lett tree to govern
the country without interference, to
confine' it.~ diplomatic irteruomse. and
shape its foreign policy, subject only
to tue rrquireniette enrbodieo in tie
fourth article of the new draft that any
treaty with a foreign State shall not
have effect without the approval of
the Queen.”
Sir William argues that in the
terms of this despatch all right to
interfere in the internal aH`airs of the
Transvaal were distinctly renounced
by the British ’Government, and the _
words above quoted go far to confirm
i this contention. It seems altogether
regrettable that if war is to be entered
upon it should be with divided coun-
sels and with a. large section of the
British public Lio‘d1ng to the lust-
ice of President Kruge-r’s contention.
A The customs duties collected in Can-l
arladuring September were $2,611,650
Emmerson will retire from public life
` ture’s mild laxatives, and
Cure Sick Headache, Bil--
and Constipation. Sold
everywhere, 25c. per box.
» ~ '$6.001
§ ` Ever; pair of Kia cloves
sold at »
is guaranteed If they
2 cheerfully-no questions
, asked.
Our Lily Gloves But-
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rd Daphne $1.35
he ; We have all the new-
in ;_ Orders by mail prom.
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se how you are fixed for spring wax,
1( ‘it In the event of you deciding to invest in a suit or '((`,\,f ` _ _ _
“ _ overcoat, etc., act promptly by ordering the 'same  S .
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DESCRIPTIONS of our stocks of Black and
colored Dress Fabrics are totally inadequate
to convey an idea. oi the goods themselves; the
m-ignitnde of the showing or the values offered
this Season.
Fancy weaves and Silk mixtures; Bioche effects:
Plain Cloths: Armures: Poplins: Crepons,
Venetians: Homespunsz Cheviots Coating Serges:
Check Suitings: Tweeds:Black and Navy Cheviot
and Estamene Suiting Serges, with _other new
makes in seasonablie grown and suit _'falb1'ics, in-
cluding a large range of Black and White Shep-
herd Check Suit-ings. _ ~
In writing foi samples mention price limit, and
say whether black or coloured goods are wanted.
Mourning orders given special care, While our
own Dressmaking' Parlors. offer exceptional fad-
vanfages for making to order on short notice. _
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‘ “Ti-le. essence RE_¢.=|STER=D"
isthe only brand of clothing we sell. 'Every garment labelled. , _ . V _ ,
_ ‘ _ “TH E G BRAND. RrEGlSTE'RED»'='
and:this label' guarantees ' rtie garment to be PERFECT FITTING, THOROUGHLY
-WELL MADE AND MANUFACTURED from the productions of _ the Best English,
Scotch, Irish and Canadian M ll-_ _ _
Never before has the pm l c of this Province had such an opportunity' of securing High
Grade Goods at such moderate Prices. ' _ _ _
cam. AND sssus. s   _
_ Get tue of our pampbhts and read if, irfwiil open your eyes and ‘save yo_u_r_ pockets.
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Then give us a visit and learn our prices. ‘ ‘_   HI 
_ All Goods marked in Plain Figures. #7 - _°°’ Q“°°§,n°§§ G’°f'°° 5*"
All goods guaranteed as represented. _ W”
All goods are bought in large quantities and for cash ann-__  
We therefore can undersell. [ff  _ L
We invite you to compare our Mod€1 Grand Ranges with tha .ioand b
CONVINC ED it is the best* range on the market. __ 4
. 3Call and we will tell you who has them in use. _ R; 
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ills. John.