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TUESDAY SEPTEMBER. 6 1893.

One of these unexpected events whicd

not nnfrequently surprise the worl

an lp is the announcement of a treaty of

% alliance between Britain and Ger-

many. We shall be glad to learn that

I110i‘e miserable than X the somewhat uucf.=rt-aiu report is well-

an ill-fitting unconi- fortable hat during this hot weather ?

\Ve can fit your

head as well as your pocket book, and make you forget the heat with one of our lightweight straws.

One third off all

our straw hats.

F. Perkins& Co

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founded. The diplomats carry on their work secretly; they do not

take the public into their confidence until they have something of import- ance settled. What has been notice- ‘ able for some months past has been the recognition of both the English and German press that the two coun- tries have many interests in common, and opposed to the purposes of the Franco-Russian alliance. There has been, in fact, a marked gain in friend- liness between_Britain and Germany going on for some time, though they were far estranged at the time ofthe

Kaiser’s interference against Britain in the Transvaal episode.

If they have now come to a friend-

ly understanding amounting to an

‘offensive and defensive alliance und rl

THE. HARITIHE

CHAMPIONSHIPS

Every Event will be Hotly Contested

The following are the entries for the

M. P. A. A. A. championship sports gp Thursday, Sept. Sth:

100 iziuns nasii.

_ H. Johnson, Halifax.

F. L, Stephen, “ C. H. Harris, H

W. ll. Ritchie. Charlottetown.

C. J. McMillan, “

VV. M. Steele, Acadia A. A. C.

Wm. Gillespie, St. John.

PUTTING 16 Ln. sHoT.

Marcus W. Henderson, Moncton.

James E. Power, Halifax.

‘-1'.

M. H. S. Sprague, Charlottetown- Joseph Darke, H

220 raniis DASH.

tephen, Halifax.

arris, ~~ Hall. H Johnson “

Wood, ‘° - Ritchie. Charlottetown.

C. J. McMillan, -1 Wm, Gillespie, St. John.

POLE VAULT.

M. W, Henderson, Moncton.

Joseph Lawlor, Charlottetown. Parmenas McLeod, Georgetown. W. M. Steele, Moncton. H. L. Ruggles, Halifax.

season m9mrFF . mm

1 MILE RUN.

B. Hardigan, Halifax.

H. H. Johnson, f~

John Hughes. Charlottetown.

James Donohoe, Cardigan. D. A. McKinnon, Charlottetown.

3 nina morons.

D. Keith, Halifax.

W. Davidson, Moncton. L. R. Unsworth, Charlottetown. W..Cooke, do. L do.

do

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. Sellar,

R. E. Smith, . A. Gaudet, do. C. M. Clarke. do. F. R. Newsome, A do

P.”Brown,

B- Hardigan, Halifax. J. E. Howes, B. B. C.. Fred. E. Scott, Moncton. ‘ F. Mumford, AMherst.

120 Ynans Huanuis.

F. W. Coombs, St. John. R. C. McPherson, Uigg. _W. M. Steele, Acadia, A. A. A. W. H. Richie, Charlottetown.

D. Kehiler, Halifax. '

H. L. Ruggles, do. L- C. Wood, do- W._L. Hail, do.

M. W. Henderson, Moncton.

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DIED

In this ciiy. on the 5th inst, infnnl;

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__-..~:- _“ff” i-~ - ---_,Serta-in conditions, it” is douhtlgssl

‘because the l"t'a`nco-Russian pro-

.... . gramme menaces German interests.

' ~ \ Britain has been for a long time so

isolated among the European powers,

1 0'*

with on‘y_ Italy for aw friend on th

' R tontinent, that an understanding

with the- great military empire of Central Europe ma be considered to

Nson of Frank and Alice Beales, aged _ four months.

:al 1 135

HALF=M!I,;l_fT

D. Keith. Halifax. '-

Walter Davidson, Moncton. * "~- "`" ~ "" ` """" "` ` ` L. R. Unsworth, Charlottetown. _ » W. Cooke, H I _, Garnet Stanley, Moncton. ’ A ‘ ` B. Hardigan,Halifax. `

Fred Mumford, Amherst, an ' ' James G. Howes. B.B.C. ` '

THE GU ARDIAN CHARLOTTETO'WN SEPTEMBER 6 L898.

bl, ill _‘hill N l\'lllN‘l|'D “lmlmit'Lil!¥ll:‘\Al‘1l|‘\‘|`ll'l1|ip;plvtln.

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§.- We are offering special price departments, particularly in Summer 2.- linery and Shut Waists, which we

3. out regardless of cost.

MILL'

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2;. prices. '

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'be a highly auspicious event. f p We await the confirmation of the

| I | reported treaty with deep interest.

‘ ' Next to an alliance with the United

written on every deSCip_ 'Statleg lpecloset accportal w;t.hB Germany ~ wou mos va ua e iitain an Hen of property atlowlest agreeable to the great body of the _ L _ British people.

gent or P E. Island.

lerth British and Mercan-

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A f ed of the international commission at

Quebec goes to show that the respect- ive delegates are approachino their

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tllg |.5|||\a||c9 gn. wor in a air and friendly spi-lit and

mn Ass-rang’ suciety ,with no undue haste. They_have had

uf a B a friendly talk over the various ques-

‘ Fi ° ' tions at issue, considering each sepa

W na. AQSHPQUU 9 Nrately,and during anladjourninent will

`_ `,________ _ _ .fliipresented on both sides. It is

_ Penton R. Newsome, Charlottetown.

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Picton Brown. ~‘ C. M. Clarke. “

Fred L. Scott, Moncton. '_

. THROWING 16 I.is.HAM1in:R.""""°"'

M. W. Henderson, Moncton. M. H C. Sprague, Charlottetown. Jose-ph Darke, °°

HALF-MILE RUN.

J ohnson° Halifax. McMillan, Charlottetown.

sara sera

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azley, Halifax.

RUNNING HIGH JUMP.

R. C. McPherson, Uigg, P.E.I. Parmenas McLeod. Georgetown.. H. L. Ruggles, Halifax.

M.-W. Henderson, Moncton.

T. C. Wood, Halifax.

‘ 1 Mins BICYCLE.

L. Sellar, Charlottetown. '

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F. W. Coombs, St. John. “

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My little six-months old girl had Eczema.

We used all kinds of remedies, but sho kept _getting worse. I med to wrap her hands np, and to dress her, had to put her on the table. I could not hold her, she would kick and scream, and, when she could, she would tear her face and arms almost to pieces. Four boxes of Coricuiza (ointment), two cakes of Ctrriorma Soar, and Crrrrouna Rlsonvmrr cared her, and no traces are left. ' _ Fei>.1,'ss. M.rs.G.a.coiman,Lisb<m,N.n.

Srnar Cunt Tn bathe with Cvn-

so Annu.-Warm ( _ G.

, gmgiemuiniingu with u-neun omtmea

;7:AnI1dAdoeee of0uncuxa Bneonvn -r.

` eoldthnmgti tthe arid. Pofrnblno iroCxu¢. Gone., Prop., g‘oeeon.'Howto Cure Skin Dtdeuee, tree.

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Baby’s 1Dvvn

extiavagance to pass our centre

§ find two ‘lots of Shirt Waists, marked It

' 5 price.

5., _This lot is made up of Mnslm - §_ Sateen Shirt Waists with detachable

§. Cuffs, all latest styles and this

§_» for only 690.

f 53 ` TABLE NO. 2

pp _ 396 ' ‘R ' On this table you will find Muslill

detachable Collar and Cuffs.

Cuffs and detachable Collar of some with Collar and Cuffs attached at

3 TABLE NO. 1 V

"Tl" WWE:

G91 9? l.~9|!¢l¢!|!n take time YQ think. over the views

"‘“'”“"‘ i” i yet too soon to predict results, but

ffseems no sufficient reason to despair

from what has so far transpired there)

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D. Keith, Halifax. _ W. Davidson. Morcfou. _ L. R. Unsworth, Charlottetown.

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Steam Navigation Co's Wharf Charlottetown P.E.I. PHONE 125.

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:gf “may place our relations on a some-

what better footiug than they have been for years past.

i M; “l pof an agreement being reached that

No doubt when General Kitchener

has ta'ken Omdurman and crushed the Khalifa Russia and France will again

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be making diplomatic inquiries about the further intentions of the British

government and when the promised evacuation of Egypt is to take place.

The answer will be diplomatic rather than categorical. There is a little doubt that the real intention is to form a connection with the equatorial lprovinces, and ultimately with British

South Africa, with a telegraph line,

and possibly a railway through the length of the Dark Continent in the

more or less distant future.

To Cure s Cold in Ono Dey

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.

1 N Di-uggists refund the money if it fails to Cure 5c. Ma.rchl79mos.d.&w~

NEN THE BEST

is he-,]‘@7 llCl: li, \Vhat’s the use of buying the o1‘dinary kind of FURXITURE when you can get our kind at the same (or less) price. Everybody cannot own their own homes- but everybody can have their homes nicely furnished by buying their furniture from

MARK WR|GHT& R0., |_l’t|.

HOME MAKERS.

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W. Cooke, ~‘

B. Hardigan, Halifax. F. Mumford, Amherst.

Jas. E. Howes, B. B. C. ' A. Gaudei, Charlottetown.

Fred E. Scott. Moncton. Picton Brown, Charlottetown. C. M. Clarke, “ F. R. Newsome, ~~

QUARTER-Minn RUN.

Stephen. Halifax.

Wood , _- ~

A McMillan, Charlottetown. ‘

McMillan, ~< N

RUNNING BRoAD,JU1ii_P.

NV. Coombs, St. John. C. McPh,ei'scn, Uigg, P, E, I

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ll. L. Huggies, Halifax.

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This is a great favorite with

a great many people

(Fresh stock just received.) We are showing also three or

four special lines just received at very low prices. _

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Pure castles etc.,

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foot form last. ’

laced B9ot,BJx Calf, foot

300 form last.

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@ 300 laced boots. Dongola, aristo- _ A Share of your business respectfully

Policies and certificates promptly issued

Cameron Block, Queen Square.

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laced Boots, Box Calf, aristf-

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Sartorial Artists.

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