an¢i'1‘ownLots Nos 38.39 and 40 in the ind hundred in Charlottetown fronting on Sydney

%é~:`=g tizptlzoeita the Gut%p’_rks, owned by the .-., e_ con." 'roi-mo oimssieiisun ing these facts _in_ mind the reader EDMUND T° H1995- Wm 0° °t‘K°°°i°§t°° °'°"YThl1l'S- '"1"

Ju,” 30"' BEAi§§§`£;eer_,csn generally distmguish the class a. Capt. More old stand. J I 9 ,98 dm S°°’°l""-7' ifhy °'ft°m°°”° B%t?%1

warship belongs to by her name “ 7 ° 3"' 27 °°d 6 m°’ °"°‘°°'“

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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, JULY 13 l898.

BABY’S SOAP is made particularl y for little folks. It is the purest soap in the world. Really and truly the purest.

It looks good; smells good;

IS good; and does good to the pink and tender skin of infants. ~ Thousands of men and women use BABv’s OWN SoAP-be- cause they like it-but fo: Babies it is indispensable. 76 ii'§§.§.'£.’§,T.'5'.l.`iI§§l.§°" °°"“°'""“ BEWIHEI

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A. l0llElLl, ll. D.G.ll.

Physician &. Surgeon. (Formerly ot Kensiniztcn.)

Prlnce St., Charlottetown.

Opposit St.P ul’ Church.

July12. dtwtt 6 a S

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Economy sn t

Always Wealth

When it co nes to the buying of Musicial Instrument for the home, a Stylish Piano or Organ may inipresa those who are not musical and want something to please the eye only,

But when llusisal iiiend arrives

a Piano or an Organ that will satisfy the most exacting and critical taste is what men want to have in your par- lor. Something that you can point to with pride.

THAT’S THE KIND WE KEEPW

A splendid stock now on hand on

asy terms-or very low for cash.

MILLER RUS.

The P. E. Island Music House,

ConnoIly’s Building,

Queen Street.

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Optician in Springfield, Mass., will visi., his | father for a short time this month.

While his primary object in coming to Phar- i

lottetown is to rest and recuncrnte. still we understand he has promved his frieiids.that he willdevot rt th` ' ‘ ' ~

e o is, time to testing the eyes §

for imnairedirision. |

Those who may require glasses will no doubt ‘

take advantage ot Mr. Scantlebui-y's visit to

’town. Sdliw

_ . - business in this city I have marked. ¢`1“view"a Bow' ' i ' i `

g _,C,meS’ as the Brooklyn, New Yo k’ » _ como ations reeervedforpatlen to I

Atlanta, Baltimore, Bostbn, Charlles-` all gO0dS_doWn t? slaughter prices' er: lm-8. 'un ‘ppmmuoni ` 3°

COTTAGE AND TUWN LOTS too, iiifbit-head, iiinnoapois, ac, Nothing will be reserved _ e p ,,,,,mm,

Many of the monitors have Indian 1, S0601” B3-1bl'igg¢\ll’UIld@l‘W€&l' at _ " e e V o 'L H ‘otmton ‘ names, as the Miantonomoh, Monad- 050% 75C and 1-00 2 Suit- i » DEHTIST. 0 nu’ .I

Tube wld by Public Auctiom on the pw Dock, &c ;a few have classical names, _Big Reductions in the famous “King *‘"3*¢_°f 3l|"ll0I'0 Cflllegeia Denial Surpq DORBHIITII sat as the Ajax and Amphitrite, while D19-m0l1d Skirt- i __ _ lgymwn “nd Bridge WON: a spec- J ” mud

others are named fo t' tal _ Come in and see what we a. ‘ '11' , 1° -

lirday, July 16th, Inst. as the Pumn.a;._H;:r° G-3; hom L50 up fe se mg QUARTERLY mee-iiNo A,,_0Pm,,0m rf "EM

ie »-md -<1 -oi Y Il lllllllll

boats are named for smaller cities, as Our 100 Hats are sim l b The General Quarterly meeting uf d th

. ~ - PY Super - ine oo omioo win bon id itil °“° "‘ ° _'"7 l“°°°° “Pf°*f“°°

n¢wmf°mu, ,nd wmmodious Coma, Bennington, Concoid, &:>. Torpedo Ify011 want goods at unheard of prices roomsriif the Masonic 'lqemiiile tiiilptiliiig mmuen Puma m°d°"°t°- S8155 LI &'n s°° 0°

boa are named for poi-song, as come before the stock is disposed of. c' , o th ' I WEDNESDAY f“’ti°° S"'"°nt°°d- _ Gnd to Ueiiog C“Shi°8»Wi1!510W, Porter, &c. Bear- First come, first served. 1l.°iih iiiht. Eiedeiiiglgck. ‘ ' OFFICE-Water S* Suinmersid °°nU"T‘

' For Sale by Auction.

miles, on

at the hour of 12 o’clock, 'noon.

bers elected contain a number of C

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WEDNESDAY. J ULY 13. 1598.

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THE WAR-

The war has reached another criti-

cal stage both in the field and in the Spanish capital. At Santiago the American forces are closing in on the doomed city, which must soon sur- render at discretion or be carried by assault. At Madrid there is a politi- cal crisis caused by the resignation of Premi-r Sagasta.

“flint the result of the fall of San-

tiago will be it is diiiicult to forecast. It will be a less important matter than the 'iestruction of either Cer- vera.’s, or the Manila fleet, but follow- ing those disasters it will make an ac- cumulation of defeat which will in- volve a terrible strain upon any new cabinet that may be formed and upon the Queen Regent as well.

Peace might now be made by the

Spanish government were it possible to arrange it upon any such terms as the mere loss of Cuba. But it is pro- bably true as is reported that the American , demands will far exceed this concession. War now as in past ages, means woe to the vanquished, for the terms are still to be dictated by the victors. And yet to continue the hopeless struggle will mean only that Spain will be subjected to in- creasingly intolerable terms.

But it seems improbable that any

government at Madrid can, without further losses, consent to cede both the Spanish West India Islands and pay a war indemnity of $240,000,000 besides. Hence we conclude that , even after the fall of Santiago the war may go on till other and more decisive blows are struck. _ There is some doubt about the an- nounced intention for the American squadron under Commodore Watson to make an attack up the coast cities of Spain. What is more probable is that the American commander will endeavor to intercept and destroy \Camara’s returning fleet. A special e&’ort will also be made to destroy the considerable number of gunboats and old war vessels which Spain still has in her West India ports and harbors.

EDITORIAL NOTES.

This is nomination day in the first

district of Prince, the seat having be- come vacant by the resignation of Mr Haskett-. At the last election the figures stood: Haskett, Conser- vative l,l23; Gaudet, Liberal, 930; majority for Hackett 193.

The Toronto Globe points out that

under the preferential tariff the pur- chasing power of the people is in- creased. For instance, under :the old tariff a person importing 2,000 yards of cotton costing in Manchester five cents a yard had to pay $100 to the merchant in England and $25 to the customs oiiicer in Canada. Now he pays $115.8-5, or, in other words, saves enough to buy 102 yards more of cotton and to pay the duty on it.

The new legislature of British Co-

lumbia, when complete, will contain 38 members, an increase of tive over the old house. It no_\v seems prob able that Premier Turner will have a majority of two or three, as some seats for which elections are to be held are conceded to the government. The number of Liberals in the late house was not more than one fourth of the total. The new house will con- tain a. larger number but still a. mino- rity of Liberals. The opposition mem-I

ing ship may be as fatal as to strike

vessels take a more southern course

in a fog, which is usually a time of c m, as no power to get out of the wa v

steamer is plunging through the darkness directly toward

such ships and collide with them. Louder signals are doubtless necessary than are provided but the only real

Uncle Sam, with his Hag already

flying over Hawaii, the Ladrone Is- lands and at Cavite in the Philllpines has i ht. to B

ominions awau is .., In es west of San Francisco; the Ladrone Isl d bo 2 900 il fr

chain of possessions has been stretched across the Pacific Ocean.

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Constipation mucsiniiynuinoniokmuui ziioworiii. ii llhllltlldlgeltedfoodtoolonglnthe bowel! and produces hilloumeee, torpld liver. mils

oodis

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|omnia,ete. Beech Pm: ; eureeonstlpatloiiendelllm - ` '

re|ulre,eullyandtliorongii1y.Ue.Ali'ilru¢¢k. Preparedby C. I. Hood&Co..X»oWell.¥ll. Tll¢0lll!PllllUohkeUlthH00d'l5ll'llDl|lK

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MARITIME PROVINCES.

formance every afte d front ortho GR iN5'§i"ii‘Aii"n, géiiniilngg 1"

anything yet attempted in the llllziri- -time Provinces.

Watch for Later Announcements.

FOUR 40AYS EXCiTlNG SPEED CGMPE YITIONS ’ ` V '

Piuses amounting to $l.800§00, WOI’lill much more than

m§:>i;§é'e£;um List and all fur the.r informa , - U EL ACA are, and then tiki ig about Junoosfaigttiggiig' °<i.i§`,f‘h°§ii,?i‘i§i€i§§f°ir“."§ P“b"° ‘W °°m¢“m@°

_ - . i ' way, and pay pretty desired

The late collision between the sail- _ I i _ 4 '

ing ship Cromartyshire and the = * ' 'f 3 =

steamship Burgoyne-the latter three

times the size of the former-shows , " ' -

that for a steamship to strike a sail- g . _

k. In old th t- . . _ ~ _I

“cxczbe no fgcurixefgainit Owing to the death of the senior partner of the firm of Fin-

,.,,cu,.,e,,ce of these ,,,,f,,1_0,,,,,,,, t,,,_ layson & McKinnon it becomes pecessary to give notice that godios unless tho swift passenger all overdue accounts must be paidwithout delay. 1

and run oloar of the fog_bo1s,ma.king -The business will be continued at the Old Stand as

s fow hours longer run in order to usual, where the largest stock ever carriedin all lines can be secure greater safety. Asailingivessel Seem

al h All our customers are cordially invited to call and see us.

H 8° i=iNLAvsoN at rioi<iNNoN

23:; A steampir ruplning at stan?>ie)stit¥i'olh1iuitimialntt‘irtiiisi`<ib enifdiithlazlr Chiwwu' June 15',9.8_°°d&w _ I

safety is in the steamer taking the

longer and more southem course. F ‘

n ameasure caug up ri- V

tain’s proud boast. The sun sets no _ I _

more the United States’ world-girdling a I

d ` ` . H " ` 2100 il '

an s area ut , m es om - _ Hawaii and the Phillipines about V I 1,300 miles from _the Ladrones. At ' ~ - ~ the Phillipines apoint within about 600 miles of the coast of China is

reached. Within three months the - `

'Ties &c. .

.l . B. McDonald & Co.

iiuvmmii fxuiinisi “' “”“'l"l' or ‘“"" "°*f“*"~

....-on... Tourists and all Visitors

iiinnsriiiiit rain

AT HALIFAX’ "vs_, _ ,To Prince Edward Island.

Se tembel. 22_Se tembel, i will save money_by calling at our store and inspect our fine $P6_°o° 'N Pknglums $|Z‘,9(;°2’8 range of cloths in_Suitings, Overcoatings, Trouserings, &c

ART, SCIENCE AND NATURE and carry away with them a souvenir of our artistic tailorin

Then- varied pmépigrggngue gms expanse All Summer Goods in Men’s Furnishings will be cleared

ALL coM,,E,mo,§,s GPEN To out regardless of cost from this date.

Mauuracrunss 1-o THE wonto

uNnivALi.so sPsciAL nrnac- C e

1-ions. . I

$6.000 appronriatedto this department. Per- M 9 »

ii ' I T

Men’s Black and Grey Light Coats.

Men’s Long Dusters in Black

and Grey. »

Balhriggan Underclothing, Outing Shirts, Washable

en s Outfitters.

We mmm mmm b me Mem Grand Tracadie Beach gui- ny .8 on goods mor method of ‘ r i “ L9

persis ent self he p in removi g res 00 F0 S015"

on .auses from the blood. Continuous. intellll Cas

seriatives. gpgit treatment in rson or by letter insure i A

mnn ‘ '

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S- C. SCANILEBUHY ° c|ea|'ancp Sa| ............if

, _ _ gand Maximum ot cur - ~ ' ~ - . .

Who has achieved notedsuccess ns arefracting! Unitcd States battleships are W“‘?38$“°:€ unaidei gilsglligatgigbgatgggéagfshéggbo tr E W

named for states. Thus The Maine AT THE / MICRDSCOPICAL EXAMINATION 01' 7910-00 P°1` W€°k- i

ii... 1 tt I o T ’ BLOOD SPUTA URINE sw' I SP°°l”1 "Hes *° F=m1i1° th _ ' 53011139 S, 0\V8, l'e‘70n eXa|S i les OI' Q

which hav be _ _ .s , , Graduate of ll.Y. University i _

e e d th 58118011 Vlotorla Jewelry

K.....s, ..f;.‘§.§?'”fii.Z.'; ...fi GRAFTON STREET. ¢a°ia~r.iYrrK._tsrfs;,.i:°~e OPM-ne 251-. 1898.

Wisconsin, which are approacliinvi gmeredm U's`and Canada' I C HALL M31' rlouetovm

fer leer;

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and no deposit reqiiued.

Special arrangements

gi-sphere for photos at

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West side Queen Four doors above J T

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Is to oder well known

less price than regular, and sell priced articles by am

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completion. Cruisers are named fori Having decided to close up my 291015082! ’c"AnLo"ET6"’P'E°|'cA“°A Charlottetown Jung I1 1898 diyifl 0

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