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~FROM OF THIS

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sold more of Lown

Choc

th au we

the whole ing the Lowney’s chocolates

give satisfaction to hundreds

of buyers.

bulk and p

a line assor

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DRUGGIST, ,

The Mcdicll Hall.

YEAR

APRIL

ey’s olates

rc sold in this city of last year exclud-

holiday season. are as good as can be made and

\Ve keep them in ackages and have tment at all times.

NIIISIIN.

Ii=~w~»M~¢ The

of I)

is know

that wearer and by your ta CLOTH

best. ot' appearances at a modest y p

to show goods.

S.C

UPPER QUEEN ST. t-- twluw

gunman

Art

ressing

ing howto secure winch gives the an APPEARANCE. coming to me for iloriug and S'r\'I.i5H

you can have the

outla . A leasure

RAIG,

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it tin- llur-ri-.~t l~I.\cursi0n made it

lioli- in your

trunks

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lil.<r‘l 'l`l‘I'i` )\\’.\'.

Tclcpltotru liltl

ERCIIANTS

.Lock oi

and Valiscs

.l. i'2\ch-lub und (`o., A ,

top \i.~ it p\1‘.=Ltrtri'\l.

nard Grant,

HAH S

Passengers, b

anywhere desired. Leave orders at Mc- Donald & McKinnon’s Drug Store or at stables, Sydney Street, near Steve-

tton’s Corner.

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ERYIGE

aggsge. etc., oonveyel

J. M. N1cHoLsoN, ’

'l elephone No. 25

E5

Strangers tle<irous of obtaining tr

good private house with iirst class at:~

should '-rgply at Guar-

cornnxoiiatious dian.

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i8dIrn

eseut time we have

viewing the body the Coroner should have

‘ adjourned the inquest to at later day and

to some place outside the llospitul, pre-

publie might have attended and u fulinnd exhaustive public inquiry have been made. And we still feel strongly that it

A R D was the duty of the Superintendent of the

I

notiiled the press of the tragedy and the time and place of the inquest,

recently held applies with double force to

"iiiInikoiirn`t$ir`ri6¢¢ni`ir~¢ r.

The recent tr ngiu occurrence at I-`t\li-on~

wood, the inquest followintz and thu attitude of the daily press in ictrtrni thereto lor|:n_ the subject ofa spirited and condetnnatory letter from “Sumrnt-r< ide" which letter appears in another

colu'un oftlrls paper. 'i`he lctterspcaks foritself, and we are not greatly sul" prised that the writer, who evidently feels strongly onthe subject, has expressed his feelings in vigorous tcrrrrs.

The sad event occurred on a night when

the Firemen's Tournament was in pro-

gress, and was first learned by The

Guardian from street rumor. On inquiry by telephone tit the insirne iiospital all

information was r~efu~.\d,' iiotwitlrstarrtiitqg The Guardiarrs statcrnt-nt to the person ausweringi :the telephone there that we were informed that it patient had committed suicide, On later inquirylt was admitted that an inquest was going ou, and fullcrirrforuiation was promised at its close.

On furtherinquiry at the close of the

inquest The Guardian was niet by those in charge of the Iiospltal with the state-

ment that the Coroner was the proper person to apply to. An application to the Coroner wasniet try a refusal of the required information and we were rc-

ferred to the iorernan of the jury. It was then between hulfpastone and two o'cloclr in the morning, the foreman in bed, and

the Coroner in possession of the cvitleucc.

Application was rtirnin made hy telephone tothe llospitni authorities and the facts

afterwards printed in this paper were thus obtained.

Such arc the facts as far as the relu-

tions of this journal to the news ol the

affair were concerncd~a tragedy occuri-

iniqin it public intitution, a rriidrriglit inquest of which the ,.:encrai public knew nothing, and the press could learn so little,-an inquest held within the walls ofthe institution whose conduct would

naturally forui the subject of inquiry, and the witnesses necessarily being those who were at fault,if fault there was, and with a strong incentive to shield each other.

We felt strongly at the time that after

erablyin the city, where and when the

iospital, or the Coroner, or both to have

What, we have said of other inqucsts

.lr-inn, or to severely criticise the Su

much to irnprove that institution in ways. We were reluctant to

distrust hr the homes of many who

that we had not all the information

in all its bearings as we would like.

are nrdiutrlly ohantgeil there can he security against tr. recurrence of

such tragedies ns tinit ot 2nd August,

to 'l'hc Guardian that the hurried

night inquest, prirciically secret, and

Tire Supcilnteiulent vrili do wel

to this and oi-currence, and to reme

thatthcpublic look to the press

inforn.triionof nrry extraordinary Currencc in the Ilospittri. The people

\\'c lnive spoken plainly, but in the l'i'it.‘inlly spirit toward Dr. Goodwill thc llo:-pital.

li. _gjgln

A rnlrieil correspondent writes

been point: on in connection with

iinpri-s~ion and inquiries are being

instance.

A terrilrlt- experience had Edu

t»oyiiowl"_lre writes, “l have been a starrt.~ntlr»r~er from asthma and cut

np"n<l ihnd :lroppintrs in the th

'llSil'i'»~-. C`n|art'irozcttcinu.de mo e

l)ntn|rl1<r/one' nnd your teeovt-|_ iziitrrnntectl. Two Sizes, 155:; and $1. all dealers.

over all other Typewritcrs can be se

looks it-everywny-Its the Mathtn

this one because of the seerccy,f:or utter

want. A. Milne Fraser, llalllax. iii Aug. ilth-»Aug. ilth.

perin-

icndcnt oi the llospital, who has done so

friends in that institution. We also felt

we desired in order to discuss the incident

Itis now sullleientiy clear that unit ss

the rules or the methods of the Hospital

thiwtrnnot he permitted. lt also appears

i within the institution itself, is calculated to leave tt most. unfavorable and unsett-

lirrgimprcssinrr upon the public m

give full lived to the strong feeling which exists in the public mind in regard

ariiglrt, |nk|>u\\',irrni the press holds a

public trust in that regard. A policy of .~'ecri~'y in :rn institution like the Hospltul for tin: Insane isfmught with danger.

dur-ing the past. two Sundays work

railway bridge over t-he Brudenali River

nt lion-att's Mills. This causes a painful

made

as to the nect-ssity forSunday workin

<l'Cornnrr of Sault Ste. Marie. "I."rr-ut

arrh

My Huw and tlrront, was always stop

\\'hi»n attiiolrs came on I though cuuldn`t. hru through the night. I wr uid sit rtplgnsp for lncalli and endure great

n

ly wi‘ii."_ No ».t.rnnger proof is required :Astininr is cumble, so is catttrrlr.

ll_\lll‘Ii.Y I.l\'El) TIIROI/'Gil IT.

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Another shipment of those up-to-date

parlor suites in Ii and 5 pieces, from $18.00 up. James Pat on 84 C0. -tdtf

The superiority of The SnilthPrernlel‘

aglance-It is "Built For Business"

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JUST IN

A fine stock of all

Hall Seats,

tliat’s newest in

’ ’ On Wednesda and Satur- *- f-Y ._-...._s-_.-. _.__.

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D0 blog last year tu prevent it." In suizgesting remedies Ilr Fletcher

points out that there is appnielllll’ OHIY

THURSDAY MORNING 'HVGUST U' ww' one hrood of the joint worrns ltr Canada

""`"""""""""""'"""""""""" """"""‘"-'r'-"'-""""` | .' ~ ' Ll str-\\.\', | rrnnt ol' publicity with which it was

.lui-ted. \Vc were very reluctant to

and ,they pass the viiutei tn re

for the most. part so nenr the ground thats large portion of the larvae are in the stiiiiriienrt on the tial-i.~.'i‘ney can be

largely reduced in xrurnllers bl' l»'\|l`l\l”l-I over the stubble or by plout.5l\l"l-till- ‘I°“ fl

deeply. Tho broken otl` hardened pieces of straw which become separated ltr threshing and clearnintl Bl\0Ul'l be carefully |;=rthere<i and.. burnt. Sometimes no apparent gulls are forrncd.

merely slight swetlings with a hard. thlckened condition of the straw l’0l\l"'

seating the gulls, These portions l»rt‘i\l\ oil`inlhreshln;_f and nniny are carried through with the tzrain. Slrirw from un infested crop should be got out of the

wgy, either by ieerllni: or burninr: before the ensuing spring. A regular r0lt\li0n of crops and the mowing do\vn of nil

grass along the fenccsand waste p'nce.~ in.lune, is also rccotuurendt-rl.

FITS Y0l`li CASE FX .»\C'l`i.Y.

You know how you feel,-blue; sickly

and heavy. Each morning you _vraki-n ina dull “dopy” condition and V wish il were night a ain. Your liver is wrottir and needs tlxtlng with Dr llarnilton'.~ Pills; they do cure all liver (ills. At cnet' the system is relieved of pon<nn.~,_hlood is enriched and puriiied, appetite increases and digestion picks up. llearlth and vigor return because l)r. iltruri|ton`s Pills make the body proof ngtrirrst wetrlrness and disease. For your liver, your kidneys, your stomach, forthe sake of vonr looks and feelings, try Dr. liantiiton‘s Pills, 254'. per box at airy dealers.

~

TRADE AND SHIPPING.

FORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN.

Arrived, Aug 7.-Pretoria, McKenzie,

Boston; S S Arranmoie, Coullard, Mont- real;Uncle Sam, Harpell, Port llood; North Star, Finlayson, Cape Liberty; Murphy, Picton, Toruietrtlne.

Cleared, Aug 7-l’ollno, Bernler, Sydney;

S S l'rt~torin, Mul{errzic, Halifax; North Star, Finlayson, Piuette.

-i->--

WHEN YOU DON’T FEEL WELL

Tryalluteir chceolale tablet.. First.

you feel better; then you'il look better, Yournppetlte willcoure track and your stomach will be strengthened. This famous reirrcdy puritles tltc blocd. I sweetens the stornach, stlrnulates the liver and kidneys. qulels the nerves, and for lndlgestlon and constipation is unequalled. Itisu remedy every man and woman should keep in the house. An occasional tablet. will keep thc bowels regular and the stomach sweet.

Insist on the genuine nrllcls. Iintch!

Arloctorfor ten cents. One gives rc~ lief. For sale by all druggisls.

am,/sip-m

Teas and Coffees

of the highest. standard are sold to you here, You cannot do better than iolet us have your order for the best BU’i“t‘ER,E(:t;S

'.i`ic.\s, Coi-‘rates audi

general groceries. Also in stocks large range of D/\ii\"rv DINNER t~r:'i"rs and Caocxsnv o`f all kinds, Semi in your order, goods delivered to any part. of the city.

L. HOOPER,

Upper Great George St. . 8tts twfiyr '

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Our Carpet Manaqer has just told the

MAR

writer of this ad. that he is going to sell all

his 5oc quality of English Cilcloth tomorrow

for 19c.

All the balance of his Straw Mattings

I that sold at 25c to 50: for r5c, r7c, Igc, 23c

W

and 25c. _

Winlow Blinds complete, all good and

MMMMRMF

new for 251'. '

James Paton & C0.

tW\'tiW`r

“?fi~situiii.siti mu siitiii.-stand

Portland. Cement

Now landing, barrels White’s Pc rtland Cement for sale

low.

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Simon . Crabbe,

Happy Thought Ranges are the lie: t.

Charlottetown.

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MOUNT ALLISON ACADEMY

A lie idcntial and liay Sclrunl for Boys and Young: Msn. i‘ll\'ti|.lSli, (TOLLEGIATXII

and Sl’Ef'lAI.eoui>=o= provldctl untlt-t* Vitristinn itriluencos. .\l.\.\`l'.\l. 'i'itAlNINU, wutt equipped GYlVlNJ\P5li'l\l. .'\ large terrching st|ttl'.

MOUNl` ALLISON COMMERCIAL COLLIGE

l)iplontn\‘ nre pi-Jrniutl to st,utlcnb.- cotrrpletitipf either thu lil`Sl\`iiI>`.\` (,‘<)l`ltSl~i or tlw

course in Slltlltll .\.\'l>trnd 'I‘\'P|iIWitI'l‘l.\ti.

YUUi\`ii l._\l»l|‘l.\' t.ttki|\i.: llrcsn 1'nr|rr~‘es board at the I.ttrliu.~.' i'<»lli\:v and on_iny the ud-

virrrttrizes- wlrit-it li\'in;,: in tlntt. ltnslitutiorr i\ii'or'rb~'. _

For |"r<:o t‘irlonnar otnrtitining lull iitlurintttiort rwnrcorltitrtr either tin: .\r'at`tcti\y or Cum-

tneri-iirl t`ullci.'c, write to

JAS. M. PALMI R, lil, A.,

Sackville, N. B., Principal.

8-.tdttsim

t - -_ Y '“_` __I;..

“If you are planning an outing for this sun11ner,a rrang

tJ spend a week on the beautiful Mirai11ieh` and take in

Chatham’s Big Fair September 17th to thc 21st

Cheap excursions on all railroads. A great display of

Industrial and Agricultural products' Excellent premiums, good music, amuseinents of all kinds, and something doing all the time. Two (2) days racing on Chatham Driving Park adjoining the Exhibition grounds. V

52,000.00 IN PREVIIUMS.

l Purses divided as follows: Free-for-all $500.00; 2.15

class $500.00; 2-19 class $400.00; 2.24 class $300.00, 2.30 lass $3 oo.0o. See programmes, prize-list and C-ther printed matters for particulars.

George E ,Fisl1cr, Scc’y Him L_ .l, Twccdlc Pres.

9 9

7dtts twnitf.

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THE cnitrtornsrown GUARDIAN ,srafwtwhiittt WW

an Indo ndent Journal aiming to bv -_IUST» IMPARTIAL' RWLIABLE F°ll°W|DR UID letter r¢¢=€Illl¥ Ufinmd

sah'lsr°\;et?i=ii11i{i;`etllaiirenftim;i:\‘.‘)asturther the bm mwwsb of me Fwd. md Pm' from Rav. E.-I. Rattso on this subject,

‘ lie

Tm W8 l'|uV6 lll0l»|lGl‘ from HGV. A. l‘»- Bi"

Published »tit.somess,New1>.w~ee iii...-k,Nvrjth bid* P°“° bfmw- 0h\rl°t-t»°- elwlovlvas communication 1° l\i"'f1`°“‘

town, Prince Edward Island. Canada, at the folluwlrttiprirtes. Days 0 in Advance: i DL 1,.lemhu__ Emomologm of me GeuL,.,,| Mominig Edition, (rlailly except Sunday) one month loc. per year.. .. . ... ........S3.(X) _ d md 'l`ri-Weekly Editlont onday, Wudnesr ay inn. l<ruiny) per year.. . . . . _ ._ . -il-00 E*P"l'”°“l»*l 1‘|ll‘ll-\ 0"-*\“‘b "

The Guardian will notberespunsible for r-uri~cnl'y f:I` lalHi1\l>S l‘0mlttnd'throu¥1h August 3. Among other t.lrtnK> Dl-

nrslis. Send by Postal Order Express Orrienor iivalsibfe “Wei” Plvablo to T e Fletcher says, lsiairrt Guardian Publishing Ciotnpairy. , “I n d h i ‘omg A -- . r s 1

ur.:/rcti Of/'tres at Summa-s{a'e,AIb¢rton, Ge0ft'ff0'il’n, Sour-ls andllortlaguc. “ ‘ “‘ "h° 5°l“° “°"”

f* TWO TELEPHONE LINES. Q Rreatdeal of harm In your I’ru\'lncc. I

. , < ‘ l

, urn.-Advirr-tl~irrg and Subscriptions. 1;;;;,, __\,.... Dupartluerrt.. have a letter this morning from btnn cy

‘, sr.-J. ir. n.»».r.oni¢¢. rut- -J. li 1i~M~:Ur°=<lv. Omoo. Bridge in which the snitetnent. is ruudr

tu. H _» 3 _ gn 3 _ _ ttil‘.-c liouisl p.m. lull p.m;1,&) p_m_t,0 4 5_1” _ _ , .

` U toy' I<)>.uIr;0(;;.)‘n:`dver3sri|:lg Mm LRB- MccREADY'Edmm that the crop In ali this section is tr tatal ’

1~‘..i¢. Nicwsou, sntnirriptitiir ina A. i1rwlN. News Edina- and f°"“\‘°- I H180 hw' frm” M“’P*"l“*’ ‘“

Job Printing Mgr. Y W “_” Assoc. Ed. Magxrziucl it is very had there, but that farmers did

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

m New Advertisement;

it

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I llan Sill Ynur lint Eslali or tuslnass no tialltr Wltara totaled

l'~ | -rtlcs and Business nl' all ki _ .;...t'.°i.°. at protect rt... Unimii sriiiltilmliiruiil walt. \\ rite today describing what you Inu-0 r.n sell and give cash price on rams.

If you Want to Buy Any kind ot business' or real oittatq ,,,,

wircro. at any Pt-leo. writo me your rcqulrlzl nr»:ut.i. l cart save you time and-rrrnnuy.

DAVID P.. TAFI", , The Land Man,

415 Kansas Ave. ' Topeka, Kansas

8-gdtwiyr V4

No'r| cs

Is hereby given that the undersigned

have leased all the tishlng privileges mi their several properties at Moore’s Mills, Milton, and that any person or persons found fishing or otherwise trespasslng on their said properties, after this notice, will be prosecuted without any distinction.

MRS. WM. MOORE.

JOHN ar.. COLES.

JAMES COLES

Milton, August 8th, 1906. 9.ltf_

Bazaa_r_¢- lea

The Sisters ot' the Charlottetown

Hospital intend holding a Bazaar and 'I`ea in the

MARKET HALL During Exhibition Wcck

Donations will be tiiaiiktiiity re-

ceived at the Hospital.

Sdzw

TENDER Fllll .

SKllIilili IIINK

Sealed Tenders will be received at

the oflice of S. W. Crabbe up to ard including Monday August zwth at I2 o’clcek noon for alterations and additions to the I-Iilltborough Strat- ing Rink according to plans and specifications to be-men fat like other of C. B. Chappell, Architect on and after Wednesday August 8th. The Directors do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. A certified Bank Cheque for tive per cent of total amount must accompany each tender.

A. A. BAR‘l`LE'1"l`,

7dtts3i S; cretary-Treasurer.

That tics-It-ttlrlo pi-oput't»,v. tho rosltlctrco of tin-

lttlo '.‘lrits. l’iri|ner, cornct' Woylttnlitlr nnd liii-lr_ltt\r|rti .~tt1'cc(s, ut pt-o.~.e||t occu tied by li. V. llirnock. Good lnctrlltty, cmrvenlent. sittin lion. tnrrdurlt c0|t\'ul|ic|u:es llenteti hy lrnl

wtttur. iiiti-ge t`i'|.1~ii.1»roui’ cellars. Nico iznriit-.n. l<l||q\|iro 0fMr. Jun. i. i'ali||er,il! tit-uittticni -c Struct or lt. V. Uimoelr, ltnyul lliurlr. Trlti

HARD COAL

T0 ARRIVE

The sehr. "Calabria"ls due to arrive

here from New York during the latter part of june with a specially selected cargo of about 700 tons Anthracitc coal in egg and chestnut sizes.

This cargo will be sold at very low-

est possible price while discharging.

Book your orders at once as prices

at mines advance each month.

PEAKE BROS & CO.

Cl1’town 3idtf.

incsvtmcnt 'n Diamonds is as‘ Safe 'as Bank Stock

' »/< . What is Prettier

Than a Nice Dia-

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,_ Hall Stands, Charlottetown fr

Steam Navigation Co. Ltd. "

.~,l'1.*,f‘lf.§”?i“‘<""<...;f:s>¢°" i fi y

f; . day during july and Apgust,

, theexcursion rate to Plctou C H E 0%; OE THANKS

I _ '

’ . I and return same day will be The -I-,,,,,,cc,, E,,|c,,,,¢ ,man ,M an ti.. _

I 0 one dollar and fifty cents, ln- H f:|Cd|§EmYthT;\¢XlS:l`. I-Ravnuu-Boron om-

. ssrivorev ar enoym¢n_ "N I cluding Tea. , "`°rii'i»zdit' our mxruims in 1 /uw s rdtnm rnvs. - - A

Biliitiiiitisittriitntittddiitiitsifszrtp ° ,......»...- nrq.!§..§.2C.-..,_s= ,_,..!.".'L£=...'f.!,‘.?|...S..‘2.l.`.l. A __ .

- - ~ -1 G W WAKEFORD

_, .-2 hi ` A if

f ~ Hall Mirrors etc. etc. P'°‘°"' ' ' '

uitliih' mond Ring 7

` /vs are snowing ri beautiful use at

Diamond Rin 0 with varied 'settings- man of which can be changed to suit purchasers. We believe them to be excellent values. We will consider it a favor to have the pleasure of showing them to you.

W.N. TANTON,

Jewel sr. i

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,._______._\` IINNUUNIIEMENIS

Oi Concerts, Socinls, En- tertainments, etc., Ol 8 money making nature. 5cents a line (oi 6 words) for iii-at insertion, and 2% centsa line for each continuation. Chunchrs and charitable institu- tloulhalf ratel. Mini- mum rice I5 CCH"

P .

Black tl aunource- ments double H129- Births, Marriages Wd Deaths FREE but VUFBH

__-

will count same ,Tait , 1"*

tive cents' per lift! *hm inserted in localt, ‘md otherwise at rfdullf "d' vertlltng rates.