4 I THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN FEBRUARY 151899

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id $2 for a bottle. but that is nothrnt.

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VVEDN ESDAY. FEBRUARY 15. 1899.

ELECTION PETITIONS-

greater purity in u ure eec ons, 0

mi ht iiew them with more favor

thgn we are at present able to find for them Lnfortunately the aver age election petition is simply a facter in the game of party against party to be used Just so far and no further

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I marvel to all who now ni _ my own work. 0111 IG! ll'0“Dtd “S (l‘§f_‘kf’. ever and feel like a new crea ure.

_,_ t gn may serie t e pary en s Z has frequently happened in other

Koh' 0°mv°\1D¢i ll” 5"” ° G,§f“§,'§§,‘d,,.'.‘,’,,‘f}§f° provinces after a general election that

Sigh Imlggkugdnlililht taelstlmndiliyas F6” lf" ni- 1 me i sirsii be sled to give auilertppél;

culars to an!_one ln€l}l1\'lDK~` d _,KU gndorse Clarke s Kola bomponn . .

sera by vi ar-uggrsrs. A free sam'r»`g» w_ __

5, ,eng gs my person troubled wluh tub o_2.=; RISC. Ad&'€S6 The Grxfflthsdc SW “-

pc., 121 Gnu-ch street, Toronto. Ont.

_ For sale by Geo E Hugh” _;

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und it to their advantage to send to F. J.

Hornsby'sBooksStore for Legal Blanks,

Seals, Tapes, Wax. Inks, Writing and

fopyislg from the best makers. Day

Books, Ledgers, Journals, eic, Note

and Receipt Pads, Letter Clips and

Files, Johann Fnbers’ been Bnbber

kills and Pencils, all shaved down very

tlne at '

F. J. HORNSBY’S.

Eousekeeperl Do not wait until House Cleaning to get Mats

_ and Frames on those Pictures that you in-

reuded to get cleaned and tlxed up last Spring. We will do them for you cheaper now than we can in the Spring and (you will now have a arse assortment of~ Picture Mouldings to choose from. Come to

a large number of the elected member have been petitioned against, but be fore the day of trial came the petri' tions were “swapped oil” against each other i \ a deal between the parties and nothing m’0re heard of them.

And yet, in cases where this has

been notoriously done it might be extremely diicult to prove the fact, even if it were desirableor necessary te prove it. The lawyers " of the op- posing parties agree among themsel- ves and the thing is done in a way that is past finding out. It is safe to say that the machinery of 'the elect- ion courts will never purify our poli- tics so long as that machinery is only set in operation, as it has been hither- to_ in the interests of party-to worry or punish a political opponent, or to get square with the other party

A few days ago there were election

petitions pending against Mr., Bell, M. P., Mr. Lefurgey, who ran against him in West Prince, and Mr. Camp- bell M. L. A. And petitions were threatened against Hr. Reid and Hr. DesB.0ches, the recently elected local members for the Fourth and Fifth Districts of Prince. Then camea big whisper that the pending petitions

9 in order to secure the punishment of t

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Hughes’ S';‘i.°..'3lr... Hughes' ¢oughIMlxture

For Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis, Hoarse ness, an all Pulmonary affections. Price25cent.s.

Hughes’ Creosote Mlxture

an elegant prepa.ra.'.ion_ for Chronic gsroricpstis and Lung Disease. Price

0611 .

o¢odd’s Rheumatism Cure.

Apositive cure for Rhenmatism. A trralwillconvmce you. Price 500.

special Remedies prepared for DY

SP1-ZPSIA, r:vo;Gns'1‘IoN, coNs'r1 PA'l.‘IO.\! etc.. etc.,

For the Best English Drugs and Medicines

PATRUIIIZE HU6HES'“§.5E€|§iF"

_fhariottetéiilvtrile Apothecanes HalLSunnv=ide

counsel withdrew his preliminary objections. The petition against Mr, Campbell was abandoned. The other petitions against Messrs. Bell and _Lefurgey are still before the court,but `it is someway expected that nothing

probably hear no more of them.

As for Mr. Bell, even supposing it

were possible ultimately to prove that ,some agent of his had committed a corrupt act sufiicient to void the elec- ‘tion what good would it do to prove that and unseat Mr. Bell next surn- mer, when perhaps a. general election might be close at hand? Mr. Bell would sit out the first session, in -any case, for such are the resources of dilatory pleas and delays that it would be impossible to reach the end of the

-' trial before parliament would meet and

W h a an election trial cannot proceed dur-

about 3

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best steel plate and by the besti boiler makers. _ ,"-5 We guarantee them to be first*

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As to the counter petition against

Mr. Lefurgey, the only object in pres- sing it, as he was not elected, would be to securehis disqualification. We may say, speaking generally, and without knowledge cf this particular case, that such a. result is in nine cases out of ten highly improbable. Mr. Lefurgsy could not be unseated from the fact that he was not elected. So the prospect of further litigation rn the West Prince petitions ,was a.

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taking collections easier and `more

The city council of London, Ont.,

obtain information or suggest means

alderman threatens to have the water

turned off unless the demand is com- plied with. So it takes $54,000 for enough water to keep the public of- fices supplied. What an Augean

provided public parks, one or more museums and a free public library,

parks in order,all at the cost of the people of Canada. Ottawa is insati- able, while successi ve governments are

Flour and Bran and cic i

750 Bbls Phenox Flours

150 “ Stockwell “

150 “ Beaver 150 “ Bride

100 “ Cornmeal . 50 “ Hungarury~F1ours

25 “ Rolled Oats

600 Bags ' Bran

200 " Shorts

50 “ Oil Cake 25 .“ Calf Meal For Sale-Cheap "ren casa

Wholesale and retail.

Also-Jainting Sleighs, Sleigh

H5009. and HBPDBSS. Any person in want of the above, it will be to ll ell' advantage to call at our store and see for themselves or write us fo quotations.

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capim city niereliy blaallng 319 dam' .*imIIiolii;d dd¢iii:1ei1ss'ed from Worth ernment-. w rc as uv t ri gee, * Ca M0 East Point

_ . _._ _ .1 P -Tryin lighting and policing and keeping the prepared and sold by

yielding more ani more to its de-I l Central D"“SSt°"° mands.

ile political parties for party pur-A March 16th. That will be pretty late poses. What is needed is an inde- in the winter but it has eight times

If election petitions were made pendent organisation, formed in the happened that the opening has been

merely for the purpose of securing interests of no political party,r-hat will delayed till March or April,

` ' f t l ti 1- undertake the punishment of the‘ ---

guilty, will prosecute to a inish with- y, The Dominion revenue for January

those who had broken the law, we out regard to whether one party or the ,l was $3,550,000, being $38,000 more

other is at fault, and that will not .than in January 1898. This is the “swap oil" one petition against an- more remarkable as it was the first other. ` month of the reduced postage rate,

and the duties ‘on British goods we°re

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Prof Robertson`s report shows that Zgmgceffllhg 01;; Zlgceyreiinjese £35882-

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'S33 mbe sulmble .for the Enghsh $69 000 for the month but the loss

m"k°° ought t° Welgh WC’ °““°°s"was,more that made good from other apiece,or one and a half pounds per s0m_ces_

dozen. Put a dczen Charlottetown _

§§§:e°§1;];€§?'t;ea32 Tilenkgs far they ' Iloilo. reported captured by the

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and rs ima; P.-.ensue-ery c eu gg g . - ~ only set in motion by the agints of u parliament will meet at Ottawa i , .

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Americans, rs a seaport town in the

. . __.__ . _ island of Pane , 'of the Phili ine

Provincial auditor Laing of Ontagro ~ group’ and has; Population of grboo

ands. .samfaction m ,the fact’ t' M' to 10,000. The island of Pansy is a f’“""‘-"P“1 °m°""]” °“l7 d°f“1°°'t§d dm' 2 little more than twice the ,size of P. mg 1898 t° the “noun” of $'“5 000' 'E. Island and is situated in the heart The year before they stole $100000, of tho Philippine group, south of the

:;.?..‘;r:::.:..‘:° .:.“d;%:;..:§§;r ‘$.22 of -f

Manila is the capital Iloilo is some

small towns. Their losses would have

Prompt' purchased for each a respectable Night R0beS,; Dl'aW'€l'8, T

“W” 0 ‘equipment for fighting the flames.

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’ be I d property qualification, the - legal re-

by which th°.w“°° °°n . “.99 '° 'iquirement being $1,000 worth of

HW °° °‘°"‘“” ”‘°'° f“°‘°“°° 3° °°”' fr-.~.h01d,0» $2,000 worn. of rms- _ . stanll .ulzcupymg _ the minds °f hold property. Mr. Spence is well- ' _ C Ontario citizens and If needs be’ one known in Charlottetown as an earnest

mwn 'in steal factories from 'moth' advocate of -prohibition and the rum I

er’ or’ what amousts to thisug. element in Toronto is very bitter

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thing, induce t ein to remove y t e h Th b bl H ,EC ' - - - . oH`er of superior inducements. This £5331? attack If gm nt) ileausufgf Big bargains In Re ants of

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‘”“Y ”°P“Sh‘”3 ”’“""°"" ‘° “*"’_"t'°‘”°' lows that the attempt to drive him Prints, Flannelettes, Dress Goods, Silks but it contrasts stron 1 with the

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ther provinces from year to year in The Montreal Star’s relief fund for ,V I the past It is as we have said, ini-,.St. James’ Methodist church has 1

possible to purify our politics in that now reached $109,000.

- 'v 0 fi 'o ff way, and will remain so as long as the ----- ,

machinery ofthe election courts is A western exchan e redicts that

` _ _ ' 5 7 _ .out of the council will succeed. _

supreme indifference with which cer- gm;-sf r ---. .-._ . L. _-_ . ~

° tain maritime cities treat the factory

more will come of them. We shall question. _

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It appears that the federal govern- ment pays the city of Ottawa $18,000 `

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*Ladies

exe Find *Gui* Almond Fink

p . Softening, healing, delicatel erfumed

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lorric is not my <=°nvin=ins- 350 ,,_,1,,, ,Outh of M`,,_,,i1,_ s 0 ' We have the finest selection in each

°‘ 'lm' _D rw M op e _ It was a singular coincidence that ' 120 b6 had ill the Gill BSPB l8.l.l S0 ill 0111'

Ph” cf collecting the axes s°m1`an' a Nova Scotia and a New Brunswick y, y

ll ' t ad f _ he - , , 1{’§}‘,‘,,;’_ "£2 §,,,,; ;’1‘§§,“ 5{,°“§`,“§;,. ‘LZ gggaggulgggg bgoygfggd gggwgegf breached and rmbleached; Priicw P“Y “mi” *'“"°“_ °“ “‘° i"'.”“'”°°'%° apache.. Theft is no doubt than hour

Plan' Wherf’ 1° -has been med th.” \Digby and Bathurst suffered from the Cimulari white c°tt°'n» Quilts: system is claimed to have resulted rn 'ant of 'Mer su 1 and are “tin

reducing the defaulters’ list-, besides guishing appliancsf 3; common to ou; LlIlCllS, l)l€&Cl16d and Gl‘€&lll; T8b\é

,ed , 5 ---- _ Chemises- _ Embrdideries-

hw appoin “ °°mm“'te° ° 'meer' Proceedings have been taken in tain what additional factories the city ergmnto to unseat Alderman Spence’

needs and is adapted for, and thentoi th d f 11 d - m ~ t chiefs, A bric)

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a year for water supplied to the pub- \

lic buildings. The city demands xpind ,his hyd weather on the

$36,000 more for this service and an hands and _ 1 ~

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THE MILLINERY I

stable they must be ! Surely the in- one of the nicest and .best prep- %

cident might remind one of the river *arations on the marker. % _ that Hercules diverted. But the-ae F”l` fUP@l'i01` I0 IIIMIY Of 150 * 1

New Cloth for Fall and

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unnyside.

That we told you of some time ago have been selling well-

a. great many sharp buyers have taken advantage of our 25 per cent discount and got really good shoes and good Etters at the _ poor kind prices-even supposing they are not so stylish they

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“ 300 “ $2.25

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ratherb f th ' . ,, ., .. _ ._ , ~' , , _ ,

There sllsenlidls fs: ur; plirliiiszl ‘wr 1* 1* 'lt »l~'wl~,i"1'-'lu'»\\'\_u“l1'~_fv»'~_1110».'l.~f.~»..wrx.\..»~'»~-mu'*full ai

parties to gain on either side, and so g A 4 » "_ ' c

they cease their legal warfare. ‘

What has been done in part and is 5 rt 1 1 1 -ts

in prospect in the cases referred to , a' Gr 8' 'Art S

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Pointed Toes

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than the broad toes.-we have

.added to this lot--you will find some now that are not very sharp.

Womei.’s° Boots’_ $1.75 for $1.31 `

“ “ $185 “ $1.39 “ ~ $1.90 “ $143.

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75 “ $1.75

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We have opened a. line line of Nobby

Suitings. Cvercoatings and Trousering.

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