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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLUTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD' ISLAND

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Womens Waterproof alters.

assesses

This isa new idea I

and one that should

meet with popular i favor.

They are light-

nobby and 'neat fit-

ting. The cloth is the same as that

used in waterproof

C08.l5S.

FORQWET DAYS

To wear with low shoes and rubbers they are almost

necessity. Short Gaite rs (waterproof) 70c. Long Ga it e rs (waterproof) 850.

AllEY&..l]ll.

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MONDAY, SEPT. 17, 1900.

AT PLEASANT VIEW.

It is pleasant to make a change in one`s

surroundings as well as to have a holiday. It is a relief to befrid of the city`s noise, or noises, rather, for a time. There are so

many of these noises they seem a family of disorderly children that are always

about, always in the way and always raisiiig a racket. The rattle of carts, the

shriek and roar of incoming trains, the toot of steamer whistles with now and

then that awful siren of the City of Ghent, the hum of factories,|tl1e news-

boys' shout, the babble of the market-

and in the night time the roystering din of revelry, and the monotonous thump of I a worn-out engine that drives the dynamo

that pumps lightning to supply the city

streets with enough intermittent light to make the darkness visible. All these

one escapes at Pleasant View. How silent it is in the country! The breeze

whispers; the sunlit waves gently lap the

lsandy shore, the crow salutes you with his caw, just to inform you that he is aware of your presence, and the sea-bird

gently calls to his mate. As the slumber-

ous afternoon passes and the night comes on, it is even stiller. The glorious harvest moon smiles down on land and sea; the breeze sinks to an imperceptible calm, and _in the stillness the cricket’s chirp becomes audible. One night there passed above a flock of geese andzfora time broke the silence with their guttural notes-

“Geese that pass in the night and speak

y each other in passing."

They are already moving southward,

taught by unerring instinct that winter

is already descending from the north, and that there is a land of perpetual summer whither they may fly and bask in its sunshine. It is a far flight from Labrador

to Florida, and one can fancy the vener-

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AT CHARLOTTETOWN

able Gander that leads the winged triangle, and the MotherGoose that ilics beside and

alittle behind him talking cbeerily to their goslings to keep their courage up

hile they wing their weary way by day

efand Entqffainmani and night, ever southward across these

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Wugnasday and Thursday Emiags.

lil 26th Qld glib insist

ll FRUIT 0F TIIE Iillllll Slllll-

SPECIAL FEATURES.

AUGUSTE DEWELL

The celebrated Aerial Trapeze Equilbrist in his nnequalled Trapeze and balancing performances.

KELLY AND ' ASHBY

ibmost amusing of all comedy actors ,, in idler great comic acts-a side splitting

_ ‘WI 4

‘ FIRE WORKS

The tlnest Pyiotechnic display ever seen

in the Proivince---ove rtaléiiigerent elohoven ng- meson re wo or- trnil o!.»I»ord Etuberts, other noted gen- eralo, Johannesburg Nuglft in Eire- hl wohdere including- Fire

War Rockets and Mines and

Rockets ot all descriptions. This tire work Exhibition cost the Association $(X).00 and is the finest Fire Work dis-

plnlqliu Canada. _ e Horse Races will take place on the afternoons ot each of the above dates.

These attractions together with the

greatest exhibition ever held in this province when the principal Live Stock and other exhibitors of the Maritime Provinces will compete will make the greatest week’s sport and amusement ever seen on this Island.

The Railway and steamboat fares have

been made exceedingly low. For partic- ulars of Riilway fares and time table see Railway Posters.

C. R. SMALLWOOD,

Sec’y.-Treasurer. T

1'. L. HASZARD President.

Z) détwt

Sept. 17, d8cw tl 26. exam, pat, far, pic, L'1mpar. `

Auo;r|oN

GGYEIIIHEIT

Stock [inn Stuck.

To be Bold by Public .Auction on

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26th.,

.tr 1-1 o'oLooK am. 0

The following Registered Cattlo,nll

of superior quelityz-

5 Aylihiro Cove, 2 Milking

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Maritime Provinces, New England, New York, the Virginias and the Carolinas to the land of orange groves and magnolia blossoms. These goslings were born but a few months ago in our northern waters.

They can know nothing of the summer land to which they are tlitting. But the instinct that prompts them to dy a thous- and miles southward is unerring. And' so, something has told to man`in all ages and climes, to men of all races and colors that there is a Better Land for him, and . that when the fnosts of age have made his . present home uncomfortable his spirit may take its way, “upborne by indefati- gable wings, till he arrive the happy Isle.”

Here at Pleasant View we look out upon

of hills that rise in Picton and Cumber iand counties Nova '

app oximately one-fifth of the

members who sit in the Commons at Ot i

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Blood Disorders

are sim l kid id' rd ° filter thleybloodebf :IT tis? dhhoifilldhcytiebyg there. The blood pang; th,-gug-h me ki¢_ °°Y3 *YNY three minutes. If the kidneys do their work no impurity or can” of disorder can remain in the circulation

is out of order our idneys ve e

“lied Ill 01811' Wbrk. hey mrg gn nggd d'

uletion, strengthenin or d

gggsr _than that time.; Theffore if gmt aim ° - ,cwn-,Z gn: medicine will do all Th '

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moot mutated blood ther;

8;_8hor¢ H22 B;iiso»1m;` mg 'S

` Y Short Horn `Hoifer Calves. ~ i

3 Ayrshire Hoifer Calves. '1 Ayrshire Bull Calf. 14 Yorkshire Pigs. 104`Croes, York md Tm,

Kidney .

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' '-1°w° awe Pills

Secretary Stock Farm.” ~

Bféiykr Bnunsro, Auctioneer.

wvu. sept 15,1900, 17 asa sal

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of “P atrio

who ruled as an autocrat and had no use

for electors or for parliaments, had he

lived in our day and surveyed the ways of our politicians would not have added & paragraph pertaining thereto in Ecclesiast- es closing with the words, “And this also i

tawa, and these are political times, my reader. For the politicians have set the battle in array from Sydney to Victoria, and soon some four hundred men, wise or otherwise will be struggling in two hun- dred caunties, or the mastery at the polls, one half of them to meet with inevitable defeat. The other half will bear rule, make laws and vote away the people's money. I am not sure but that Solomon,

s vanity."

Our concern here is for the late grain

harvest, mostly cut and stooked, but nrt ` all yet in the barns. So when it clouded

the other night there were many specula-

tions as to the weather. Would there le i

rain 2 And one quoted the sailor`s proverb that “the moon eats up the clouds" argu- ing, from this that there would be no rain. But whether it was that fair Luna`s ap- petite had failed, or that there were too

many clouds for her repast, the rain came in abundance, and with it wind and thun- der. So in themorning there was an angry rush of white capped waves against the shores, and the tossing waters were red with the gore of elemental battle. This

too has passed away, for an optimistic philosophy and happy experiences tell that far more numerous are the daysiof calm and sunshine in this life than the

days of storm. And perpetual sunshine would become monotonous, Wearisome, l and awfully dry. No man can live at Pleasant View and not be an optimist, for here his lines are cast in pleasant places.

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By arrangements with the two govern

mentsjof France and Germany. ajtele- phone service has been inaugurated lbe-

cbarge for the use of the wire between Frankfort and Paris is 80 cents for three minutes, and between Paris and Berlin

$1.25 for the same time.

SUBMARINE BOAT.

British Navy I-las One Reported to be Highly Efficient.

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The British Admiralty is experimenting

with Woolwich and other naval stations for a newly-designed submarine boat. Prior experiments with the boat have proved satisfactory. She aubmorges and travels well. She is so constructed as to allow of her passing under an enemy’s

mine charged with 500 pounds of gun cot- ton can be attached to a hostile vessel and the boat will have time to' get out of danger before the mineis exploded. The boat is fitted with two tubes for discharg- ing torpedoes, both above and below the water. She is armed with quick dring and machine guns. It is claimed that sho- is able to successfully encounter the largest lad afloat.

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Can it be that the instinct of the migrat- - ° .

- _ . , “ho , sat f to ing bird is so true and infallible, and that ' ` price m» .6 U

the spiritual aspirations and hopes of A ig” tdtgko, easy toop¢nt¢_ _ T A 12 th

tween Paris, Frankfort, and Berlin. The

heaviest warship. Thus, a submarine-_

llur Line is Ready and Awaits Your

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Cape Tormentine, N. B. three Provinces .

that return r ' ' _ '

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Aresaving money and getting extraordinary values in everything in the footwear line at the Big C`J1ea.1°a.11Oe S ~ 5, -Of-= »

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Gall and Get ,

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Ctrnivals S otsmans, 20th Centuries, E N D Colum

bias, L-lartfords have had a large sale in Charlottetown

We are still receiving the above daily M* `““

Look them over-- Write for catalogue

Mark Wright & C0 Lid

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Wculdn’t This “Ex lode J

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Maud Muller, on a summer's day Jenna dgiztgm street

Scorched along on the broad highway; Jenny Eg: so sweedy s:;r.h:s.t::e;y..ras:..‘;~° ---------

The Judge steamed by, and said ‘My

dear, ‘

, Litheome no a. tai-rr

There s room for you; come, jump in pmk 5, the Wim msg,

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My a.utomobile’s built tor two- Sgégynfggglé zhrévgpeg

For me, and for a. peach like you But, as he s oke, is auto. reared

Blew up, and lol it disappeared. On her Cleveland fying, And Maud said, asphe watched his plightf Drives di? care away

Thgiiélfg,” Judge. Youre really out o Wm gvwythsr 'lm tcotugo ` 8005 °P\\1'°*

J ul Au ust September October. are H16 F on Aww. 'Wwe fe

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best vrheeliiig months-We have Q0 B[gy¢|Q‘_yet to cell- ill make mm’ °"° d° '° ‘"7 'im

lttast ‘Q

three provinces. We stand upon the rich A A in if '- i 0 F A _ _ T

soil of Prince Edward Island. The dim

blue undulating line across the waves to A " _ I T _i _ ~._f‘_'_,°»:`” southward andsouthwestward is the crest the t "1"" A_,§

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will be continnm. to 1 shor-. time fflonger in the city, and is being sold at a tremendous

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