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tain fine grade of \Vomen’s Buttoned and Laced Boots, made by the J. D. King Cc. of Toronto. These boots are made of American Kid on special fashionable lasts, the tips, heels, etc., being ofthe most improved American pattern. The name “King Quality” is stamped on the sole of every shoe, together with .illll _,,,,

Tm:-zirnics

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chasers from this manufacturer thlt every effort has been put forth to make these shoes worthy of the highest con- Brlmce, sothat he stakes his business reputation on the name.

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beverage, but also acts as a 'tonic for

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" FRUIT SYR UPS. We carry a ill] line of the BEST PURE Fruit Syrups. The flavors include Lemon, Pineapple, Vanilla, 1iaspbei'ry,Str;,w- lorry, Lime Fruit and Raspberry Vinegar. _ MONTSERRATT LIME JUI E ss considered the best in the world. _“T have JFS* received several cases of » It PM UP "1 PIM and quart bottles. It is cheaper than any other kind, on account of its superior strength.

WEST INDIA LIME JUICE

only 15 cents a pint or 25 cents a bottle at

Beer & (ioffs

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Qfqxtended to Tien Tsin. In 1893 ninety

THE GUARDIAN

|An Independent Journal, untrammelled und fearless; aiming to be Just, lmaartial, Reliable. Newsy, seeking at all times to further the best interests of the_ people, and recognized therefore as

The Peop1e’J Paper-

. ished at its omces Ne ’Prowse BiI<I;i1iIr°,I North side Post onine, iiilthe foi- lowing rates, payable in advance!- ; Morning Edition, daily (except Sunday) three months $1.00; ner yr . . . . . . . . ._.$4.00 Semi-weekly Edition (Mohd. 85 Thur.) _ er yr. $1.50; in advance . . . . . . . . . . . ...$1.2o €Veekly Edition (Thursday) Per YI* $1.25; in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._.$1.00

Branch Offices

have been establislied at the following places where subscriptior_is_ ma.y_ be PM , news furnish_eiI, advertising. JOIJ W0l`k and other business transacted:-

Miittart. Agent.

Souris East. Telephoneonice-R, SQ3»H1H»H»

Agent, ,,_,_;; . .._ei\§i_l`.IJ

Editor Business

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IHI IIIIIIIIINII IIIIIIIIIIIII

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST '29, 1900.

RAILW.-WS IN CHINA.

There was such a strong antipathy t0

the construction of railways in China that it was not till 1876 that official consent was obtained for the first line. This was

. projected to run nine miles from Shanghai to Wu Chung. The line was constructed on

athirty inch gauge, and through a per- fectly level country. It was made very _crooked, in order to avoid graves, special I tracts of land, houses and similar' obsta- cles. Its construction was regarded with indifference, ibut [almost immediately

after the Government bought up the line, . tore up the rails and threw lthe locomo- tives and cars into the river. It seemed that railway building was done in China.

But in 1881 the Chinese Government

wasinduced to consent to the construe- tion of a short tramway to COHDGCU the Kaiping coal mines with the river to facilitate shipment of coal to the Tien Tsin. It was intended to use horses as

motive power, but Mr. Kinder, G. E. had a. small locomotive secretly constructed _ and put at work. Gradually the roadf was

miles of railway extension were made to Shan Hai Wan, where the Great Wall reaches the sea. In 1897 the railway was opened between Tien Tsin and Pekin.

A considerable mileage was opened up

last year. They are now in operation 516 miles of railway in China, of which 428 miles is owned by the. Government. This Government system connects Pekin with Tien Tsin, and also runs northward to and through the Great Wall. There are

600 miles of the Belgian concession under construction, and some 3,000 miles more

ofthe various concessions are surveyed or under survey. All these are to be of the standard gauze of four feet eight and ii half inches. \

THE EDIIOR,’S MAIL.

North Tryon Driving Park.

Sm-Tm-: GUARDIAN of the 23rd con-

tainsaletter purporting to be the pro-

vii pro uction as that over the signature of

J-B B- MCCREADY' _ 'LIP' IIOOD’ S. N. Dawson. In conclusion let mesa?

it would take th I'

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Q\\lIiIy Of material and workman-

Sbiv ami he excelled. stylish Cui

‘Bd ShaPgs_ The u E_T_ -- COYSCLS are a. delight to the wearer 'md Pfvmcie good health. The,- My be had iii an lengths and Shoes and hu Ehlers and shades, Tk? *"¢ Pfllitally unbreakable.

duction of S. N. Dawson commenting on the so-called untruthfulness and injustice of my letter of the 9th inst., but which in reality appears to be a cheap method of advertising the Park and Mr. Dawson as an expert at horse training, and has suc- ceeded in advertising free of charge both in .the columns of Tun GUARMAN ‘and Pioneer newspapers. The writer labours hard to convince the public _that the de- moralizing intluences of the above V men- tioned park have no demoralizing elfect on the horses trained on that track. Perhaps , not.I fail to find any reference in my letter which would lead him to believe I made such an allusion. What has Mr. W. Leafs horse Brilliant to do with the debauchery, the drunkenness and the ruin to young men caused by the dealing out of what the

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When you say your blood is impure and

appetite poor youiire admitting iour need of Hood’sSa.1-saparilla. Begin ta ing it at UCC.

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writer of that article calls `

refreshment saloon in former years. The

gone, but I may here inform him that I have ever held my reputation as too sacred

for gaizi that they will descend to the breaking of the law on euih occaiionv, very much to the annoyance of the lovers of law and order, yet none have been so I

r g t t e opinion of the public as

they had lost the last vestige of respect they entertained for THE GUARDIAN and Pioneer, papers tliatwould publish such

d .

' ' e, o say nothing of at least

one who lost his life because of injuries sustained through the dispensing of too

__ his bar. It may act as the reflection on the waves, of which lt will require very much tocause much merrlment in the hearts of the poor victims and their friends who

have suifered as a result of the sale of Quebec beer.

DIED I

At St Catherines on the 13th August

1900 Margaret Ann, beloved wife of John T Inman of Derry New Haven and only daughter of Alex McFadyen of St Cath erihei P. E. I., aged 23 ye irs. she leaves

father and mother and three brothers to mourn her loss.

Some men 'have an idea

that it is beneath a mama dignity to trouble him

__ self much about his

personal appearance If anything is said

Pon the subject

snort with dis- and say they

leave anity to the

A man never made n

_ not only

tuxies neatly

alsoclean som e of manvhois

man that suc-

_,. The man ho

not care a cop r 1118 dress, whose

face is rendered by pimpies blotches and eruptions, eompigxmn is sallow, whose eyes are wha” shoulders are bent and whose can e is slouchy, _does not succeed, either inmgusi- ness or in social life. _A maui l_ike that should be sentenced to live for thirty days in a. room where all the walls were mirrors. He would then get sick of his own unwhole- someneas, just as other people do. Such a man should have an honest protrait that did not Batter him .always before his eyes. 1 It only costs a tride for a man to dress well, and it costa still less for him to keep clean, wholesome and healthy in a physical wa . When a._man’s stomach is right and his gestion is right, his blood will be ure and rich and he will be wholesome an healthy physically. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery makes a. man right in every way by making his stomach, liver and digestion right. It gives him a hearty appetite and facilitates the assimilation of the life-giv ing elements of the food. It drives out all impurities from the blood. It is the great blood-maker and Hesh~builder. It does not build ilabby flesh or make corpulent peo~ ple more_ corpulent. Honest druggists

d0n’t advise substitutes.

“I_ was tired all the time," writes J. Edward

Davis, (care of Geo. F. Lasher), 147 N0, mth _St., Phila elphia. Pa. “ In the morning I felt as if I had never sl t and was too lan id to eat I was troubled vxh pimples. boils, head, backache and hollow cheeks. At one time I had twenty-eight boils on my back. I was very despondent and thought nothing would cure 'me. Then I commenced to take Dr

Ifiercds Golden Medical Discovery. This medi; cine, together with Dr. Pierce's Pellets, cured

writer has virtually admitted that if I . P th’ (Afll

attended the races on the 28th July my |s§

THE GUARDIAN. CHARl.0TTETOWN.PRIl\`CEEDWARD ISLAND. AUGUST 29 i900. ' I . I' I

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influence and respectability are forever _ _ I i I cumpil

which is the Llghtest and Best_B_ln_|lc_i- tv buy ?.

temperance 4 I!!

inks," towhich he strictly confined his 0 ' \

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to intrust it to attending races on that I I V ' Buda’

rad

enness caused by the walking bar-rooms I I I I

_Pane The aiiiisioh made tothe Cruik- _ i I II " ' ' I

at church gatherings don`t apply in this II I _ 5 I ' F01' fill' case. For while we must admit that peo~ I

pei are to be found with sufllcient g.e:d ~ ' '

Solves the question, A*u§“§;*‘

Longer in operation than any other Binder in tha ’

fool-hardy as to attempt to outio the pro: I _ I A I prietor of North Tryon Driving Pa;-k_ In I m“1ket~ _ I e ard o h ` ` ' '

A com 'ete line of extras ke t constant] on hand.

regards the reflections cast upon you, , /f ., d 1 P y

5um,,,§,5i._ie, Curries Bookstore-D. K. Editor, for publishing my letter, I may DBDII f0I‘ I ll1SlZl`aIl€ C8151 Ogllé, A1ber§)\;rr1@.A-\1i€feI;@;(§'I'if- Bo0kStore_G_ S_ say it must vary, as I have heard menhsay 1. - ‘

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11111011 Quebec beer some twelve months QI “TII`l€ BBS! f1'OII1

ago on the Park in question. Let me here "’ _I _ _

advise the proprietor when next he has ' I

races and Quebec beer to dispense, to be i

sure to secure the services ot the Rev. ‘I -, U °

Gentleman to whom he referred to attend I _ 'gl , ~

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Brilliants to compensate for the poor fellows and their friends who have been

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