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THE GUARDIAN. Cll.iRLo'l?TE'l‘OW'N, SATURDAY,JULY 18,1891.)

PROHIBITION THE TUNNEL. EQUAL RIGHTS. couurav before PARTY

L uuuicirai. REFORM O

Jl'LY 18, 1891.

The grociing dissatisfaction with the Ward system everywhere is calling forth all kinds of attempts to meet the objections to it.

It is proposed in Montreal civic circlesto increase the property quell fication for aldei-men from $13,000 to 310,000 or 3151300.’ Better men than mere ward politicians must. be obtain- ed to uiake civic goveininent satis-

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There is.a drinking bar in the lobby of the British House of Commons as we“ .5 in ‘this Canadian Parliament building and an agitation has begun for its abolition. This agitation. though ridiculed by many of tl.e mem- bers, has led to an order for its re-

he Prince of Wales,

'l‘almage’s Sermon.

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I, "I will.” I fixed myself up as Well 113 hIAI){ll)t)X, Jifillyi l:.’_. --Tliof.Iiiii_v llHlllll[l£L‘l‘l(i!f iL_i_uid_ I buttmied my ,_.,,,iht ,,,1.e,. ,, frnlg- 5 9 °"““V " °""""3 ‘ 9 ‘ll’ 3 ' “ . ' red vest and went to t e i our 0 t its {mm the llubllc C““3““‘ l"‘“°d hllh" hhh church. and the young man met me, and l“ ¢"““*‘Ctl““ with ‘h h"‘°°“”"‘t h°"h‘l"h we went in; and as I weiit in I heard an and parades him as an iinfortuiiiite man Old man pmying‘ and hi, ],,,,km1 5,, much who must. be pitied iiisteail of envied for like my i-Mimi. I subbed right uni,’ mid l’°‘‘iS‘l'‘le53 “3 “il":i‘i:";:a t i and L“ they were alll arouilid so kind and’ syiiipiir

is ar ic e was su in ( ‘ - the -C that -List i are ii,“-.-_ my iear o dursed by Sir Francis Kiiollys. The Goitil nnd1k‘lnU“.ii,i_,, ,'i'i,,i.iiii,g mag what 3l*‘t°“"~‘h‘S “ma” lh lh "my t'h°":“f”re hie You say is true: I believe it in in)’ ““’“ taken as llllvillg His Royal Iilgllllt-SS s dxperie“ce_ H0” him the L,,i.d [mm Lid ‘$730331 "Pl“'°""l- 'nii uit of us all.”

Th° ‘§°"°""l hhe h‘h’l’t°d is that the I thhllii lnlyybrotlier, without stahping to Prince has really no public duties worth look i 8 ti) wh,,ih,__i. your iimid ti-embieg or 3l’9*‘l‘l“.9«' "fv ’“ ‘WY ‘‘”°‘‘‘l’‘ ““ h.‘s lhlhi t” not without stopping to look whether d” 3")’ l’“hll° 59l"'l°e “I " 9h““’l‘”l‘t"‘hl ‘yoiilr hand is bloated with sin or nofw [but °h“““'t‘“' is ht ‘”‘°° hilllled ih the bud by it in in)’ hand. let me give you one warm the Goveri_inient, which porslSiS|ll regard- brotherly’ Christian grip’ and invite you l"8 ‘hi’ Pl'"1°9 5 ll“-°lll0“ ‘*3 I““"‘lY °"hh' right up to the liearti to the; Colrfl assion, mellta - . ath to t ie art on 0 im on

In view of the royal authority on which = s3i1l:iiJOi.g'h,,tii his iiie iniquity of this article is published, the following us an. I mciiiim eiiimiciiimioii this ‘llhhlhc Smlemehts made ‘h ”' hm ‘Manse- morning to a I who are bound pardon for 13' h‘t""’Shhg 5 . . all sin, and eternal life for all the dead. First. tl1MdMl‘3 w‘ll5"“ iwhs ll“ %"”3 Some one comes here this lllllrlllllgi and when she sai in court tiat ier ins an -d _ He comes to this i,ice_ Ohlected th hhcchmi‘ belhg played at I hihrsiil siisaniid asi le. He spreads zziiroad Trauby Croft. It seems that he oniy His hands and they wee i,i.uiSed_ He objected to play for high stakes, Elli“ 1" pulls aside the robe and shows you His this respect his wishes were respected by Wmmdcd heart I say‘ “Art Thou wem_y,i.. thh; Phh‘°h' . “ Yes; weary with the world's woe." I

Secondly, that the Prince fclt more gay, ,, wheiice Come“ Thou-in Ho “ya, keenly than anybody else the singular “I come from Cuivaryy I say‘ “who omission. by counsel to ask him, when comes with thee in He says, .tN0,me; ‘h the hmhiss hhx‘ "3 elieryhther “mess I have trodden the winepress alone!” I ‘m3 askhd’ whether he. was The pchshh gay, “ Why comest Thou here ?" “Oh!” who blabbed. The Prince would have He Says‘ ,.I came here to Carry an the heeh Ohly [oh glhd to have the chimes to sins and sorrows of the people.” And say he was not the person who revialed He kneels and He says: .. Put on My

hh)'i,i'!‘.’°fi’t ehiher t.° "ihiid.-V "I. l” ailybodgi shoulders all the sorrows and all the sins.” gljoftt gtitiillhifil ntlilige “i‘;;‘i'i‘ic:'“0uiy And conscious of my own sins, first, I

cariied them as convenient substitutes for take thiim and hm’ med.“ ml the shoulders gold or bank notes of the Son of (nod. And I gather up

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Fourthly, that the Prince is not water-

- t..t k f tl ""“‘"“l ‘° the mm M "O0 0 . ‘,6 logged with debts, liutthat he.coul(l to- l°bhYi “TV from the geheml “eh” riiorrow ‘D83’ ever)’ fartliing \vliicli he The temperance members contended ,,,,-,s,

that it is not satisfactory that the first gaggthly; tlligofingigiggfmziifrilmumi

sight Wlllcll meets the S319 ‘m ehterlhg. Prince evcr:appealed to his mother for the inner lobby of the House should funds; neither is there any necessity for

be group of members of Pfliiameni his applying to Parliiinicnt for a grant. a » ’

adrinkin bar.

‘“”'e."’d “hand . kg i FL No such grant has ever been thought Qmte 3 dmchsswh too pace‘ __ of, Mr. Stead says, simply because the

nally it was decided by a vote of l‘-)4 Prince of Wales is not in debt. to 35 that the bar should remain but Fl'°“‘ ‘he defence 0f the P’h‘°e hf ' ' ’ Wales against specific allegations, the tlllt 1l’v3ll°“ld be "9m°"ed t'° 3 more» article firoceeds to put in a plea for his wciuded ping, 1; is 3 victory to get Royal ighness geiierally. If he has any , _ h f vice or_ weakness it is because he has been "' "eh h "3 hr‘ bored into it. He has often wished, we ———<-O->——- are told, to find relief in politics from Re“ Chgries H_ Sp“,-geon, whose the sentry-go of exhibition openings. hos.

THE PRI.\'(‘E IS NOT IN DEBT.

all the sins of this assembly and I put them on the shoulders of the Son of God and I say, “ Canst Tho.i hear them ’” “ Yes," He says, “ inorc !"

But. He is departing. He is carrying our sins and bearing them away. He throws them down into the abysni, and you hear th ~ long reverberating echo of their fall. “()n Him the Lord hath laid the iniquity of us all.” Will you let Him take away your sins to-day, or do yo: say, “I will fight iuy owii battles; I will risk eternity on my own account?” A clergyman said in his pulpit one Sabbath: “Before next Saturday night one of this audience will have passed out of life.” A gcutleinan said to another :~U8f.-ed next to him: “I don’t believe it: I mean to watch, and if it doesn’t come true by next Saturday night I shall tell that clergyman his falsehood.” The man seated next to him said: “Perhaps it will be yourself." "Oh, no," the other replied, “I shall live

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. . italf unlatioii la in s, etc, Fro n t'uie , death hppeh" "hhhhehh was born at iiotimhei the Princeyhiig struggled iigainst t0 be 8|!‘ Old m‘-‘ll-7‘ That lllgllt he

the soul-leadcning routine of his royal breathed l1lSl335- _ Today the Savipur calls. All may

Kelvedon, Essex, June 16, 1835. He was educated at Colchester and be- came usher in a school at Newmarket. Resisting the urgings of sonic of his relatives who were independent, that he should enter one of these colleges and undergo a training for the minis- try of that faith, he joined the congre- gation of the late Rev. Robert Hall, at Cambridge. Later young Spurgeon became a village pastor and tract dis- tributor at the little village of Fevers- ham, near Cambridge. He there be- came known as “the boy preacher” and in that village delivered his maid- en sermon. When but 17 years old he became pastor of a small Baptist chapel at Wadybeach, preaching in sharp to which great crowds flock- ed to hear him. The fame of his eloquence and earnestness spread rapidly and invitations to preach poured in upon him from all parts of England. In 1853 Mr. Spur- goon made his first appearance be- fore s London congregation, and so

pronounced was his success that it was found necessary to enlarge the

church building. While this was being done he preached in Exter Hall, and so great was his popularity that it was found necessary to turn away hundreds of those who crowded to hear him. In 1856 the “Tabernacle” was built to accommodate the con- stantly increasing numbers of Mr. Spurgeon’s congregation. Many hun-

dreds of the great preacher’s sermons

have been printed, not only in English, but in most languages of continental Europe. It is doubtful if any Eng- lish theologian of the time has more forcibly impressed his personality upon his generation than has the prea- cher whose death is hourly expected.

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Must Answer the Charge.

Bsiiux, July 15.-—D . Leidig's charge against Drs. Bergmann and Hahn of ex- perimenting with cancer "nocul ations on

ospital patients without their knowledge or consent creates intense interest. The

Minister of Public Instruction has sum-

inonel Drs. Hahn and Bergmanii tn ans- 3

wer the charge within twenty-four hours. , —————¢———-—-

Only Suffering From Overwork.

Bosrox, July 14.-—-A reporter of the Traveller secured an interview with Mr. Blaine at Bar Harbor yesterday and his report bears out the previous statements to the effect that the Secretary of State

‘ has simply been suffering from overwork

and nervous trouble and that lie is rapidly recovering.

Sold$1(I) Wgrth of Cuticle-

SAN Fiuiscisco, July 15.--Mrs. Lucy Pratt, one of the trained nurses at the Children’s hospital, yesterday allowed forty-five inches of her skin to be cut off by the surgeons for $100. The strip of skin, nine by five inches was grafted on to the l of William A. Daggot, a railway mail cerk, who was badl injured in a railroad accident at Port osta. His right leg was so severely burned that the wound wou‘d not heal, angl the skin grafting was decided upon as a final resort. W. G. McGregor, a fellow clerk, at first volun- teered to surrender part of his skin, but withdrew his consent when informed of the qusuity required.

MU. Pratt, who is a widow with three children. and in need of money, ,then made her oler, which was prompt] gc- cepted. She submitted coursgeouslyy to "30 °’P°'“10|l Vblcb was Boccessiully poi-- Dried.

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but firmly thrust back.

citizens ip, remains to this day a mystery. GLADSTONE GAVE uni THE JOB.

, Gladstone was then Prime Minister, which may account for it.

Commission for the Housing of the Poor,

be a member of a commission which owed its existence to the initiative of Sir John Gorst; but, for reasons of state, the

Prince and excluded him in the same arbitrary fashion as they excluded women from the list of their Commissioner-.=.

A LBERT i:nw.iRD’s TWO LIVES.

After offering various suggestions as to the manner in which the Government might make the Prince a better and more useful man by setting him to work, Mr. Stead closes his article with the following words: _

“ The Prince of Wales at Sandringham is a different man to the Prince at Marl- borough House.

“In his country place, in the bosom of his family, surrounded by those to whom

he stands in neighborly relations and over whom he has the responsibility of his position, his life is 3 together different from that which he leads in town.

“At Sandringham he is free and at the same time more conscious of his responsi- bility. Therefore he is less frivolous and more domesticated. As a landlord, those who visited Sandriiigham are loud in his praise. The cottages on his estate have excited the admiring remarks of the most radical of the Royal Commissioners on the Hoisng of the Poor, when they visited the Prince.

“There is a general concurance r—f opin- ion that as a landlord, as an agriculturist and as a country gentleman the Prince sets an example which might be followed

with advantage throughout the country.

"Temperance reformers rejoice that he permits no public house on his estate,

while reasonable men reflcct with satisfac- tion that he has provided an admirable substitute for the village tavern in the Sandringham Club.

AS HUSBAND, FATHER AND BROTHER.

“His worst enemi« s will admit that the Princc’s greatest failing arises from his too reat kindness of heart. However far short of the ideal standard he may fall in some respects. he is in others quite a devoted family man. His brothers ai~rl plistcrs are most affectioiiately attached to im.

“His tenderness to his wife during her illness, his constant attention to her wants, the pains which he takes to keep her informed of all that is likely to amuse her, the interest which he always takes in the welfare of his children——thcse are all strangely at variance with the popular conception abroad."

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Mr. Gladstone has written to a personal friend that he has not now nor has he had

politics, and that he intends to take an’

tious.

vented a perfect flying machine. To make ' studies he went to Africa and watched carefully the flight of the vultures. From hem, he. says, he learnt entirely new theories. The motor is in the body, worked by steam. At the head is a screw and rudder. He has already spent 600,-’ 000f., and asks the Minister of Public

Works to let him have the use of :5 large building.

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Rev. Mr. Howe, Episcopal minister at Harbor Briton. Fortune bay, Newfound-

lflldi and his daughter were d ed 8“.“‘!‘¥ by Th‘ “P'°"'l318 of a boethowgllhe ‘VII ll” Ilvovlwl.

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existence, but whenever he ventured on imking ii way for himself he mi; politely come. God never pushesa man ofl. God

active part in the coming general elec-, um ..,.¢.u.,a

. i ache, rtial deafness, Paris has a man who asserts he has in- ' $9“ ‘ml mm’ Mwm ‘M "m"

never destroys anybody. The man jumps

His visit to India was the one welcome 033 ll? 13 SU1ClCl9—‘3“l1l_ Sllll-‘ldf’-—lf ‘the break in his daily round. His appoiiit- mall P€‘I‘l_8l1€S.f"l'_l3l1elU"|liltl0fliS. “Vilm- mem; 3; one 9f the Royal Commissioners soevcr will, let him come.” Wliosoever, on the Housing of the Poor was another. Wll08_06V91‘. _'f'l1<‘§09"°1' 3 _I“ this day Of How on earth Her .Maji‘sty's Ministers m6I‘(_>lflll_ Vlsltfllliffli While m3Y_1.Y_ 3'9 evef mustered up mm-age gufliciem; to coining_into the kingdom of God, Jolll the permit the Heir Apparent to touch, be it PWCESSIOH l188V9"|W8l'<l- only with so much as one of his finger tips, 4‘ ° " the res nsihle duties and burdens of

News Notes.

Princess Clementine, daughtel of the King of the Belgians, is to become a nun. The Crown Prince of Italy will be the

It is an open secret that the Prince was he“ "lhhhr th Ehgh“‘d' A very anxious to serve on the Labor _ Commission. He had served on the Inch Arran. In «few days.

L-idy Macdonald, is expected at the

The Prince of VVales‘ eldest son is ‘in a

find he SBW 09.193300 why he Should 110$ scandal. There is a woman in the case.

It is reported that a small steamer, loaded with pirates, passed Cape Gccrge on Monday last going east. ---N ew Glasgow

Ministers of the Crown snubbed the Chmnicla

PARIS, July 15.——Tlie ‘petition com- mittee of the French Senate has recom- mended that the Government favorably consider the appeal of the Panama canal shareholders that the Government co- operate with the Credit Foucier to raise funds to complete the canal.

The Indians of New Brunswick have long used the Apohaqui Mineral Water, from a spring near St. John, N. B., for the cure of salt rheum, eczema and other skin diseases. This spring has been leased and the water bottled, and is. now sold by druggists.

DUBLIN. J uly l6.—Mr.+_Paruell has paid the costs in the O’Shea divorce case. They amounted to $5,000. ‘

QUEBEC, July 16.—-Another young lady, Miss Shaw, has been appointfirto a clerkship in the city post office. ’“-‘J ‘

A woman took all the window sashes out of her house and put them down cellar Tuesday morning in Sydney, C. B., for fear of them being broken by the shock from the saluting by the French nizin-of- war in that port.

The New Brumswick Alumni Associa-

students to allow them a representative on the staff‘ of the Gazette.

Shipping News.

ENTERED.

July 15.—SS Fastnet, Crews, Souris. “ 16.—Harvest Home, McDo-igall, Pictou; Daniel, Roberts, Wallace; Four Brothers, Keating, Pictou; Tarquin, Boiidroit, do; Susan King, McPherson, do; Lady Franklin, Rhude, St. Peters; .I A G C, Matatall, Tatamagouche.

CLEARED. '

July 16.—SS Fastnet, Crews, Halifax; Daniel,Roberts, \Vallace; Tarquin, Bou- drot, Pictou; Sturgeon, Lawson, Wal- lace; Susan King, McPherson, Pictou; Carmenia, Graham, Cardigan; SS Car- roll, Brown, Halifax.

NASAL Bl,

In: a certain and speedy cure for Cali! lathe Iisadandcasarrhlnallltl 1 gas.

' SO0THlifi(!E.AL('.:a'l.oEAN8lNG,

any intention of abandoning the fi-ld of . /"stunt fie/jef, Pgpmangnf

Cure, Failure Impossible.

y diseases are slxnpl symptoms of Cstarrh, such as b - losing sense of

. nsussahgcvr-.i-al tee of de- bility, etc. you are troixb d with ’ any of these or A.-lndred syulptonis.

our have cstsrrli. and shun d lose no nrlns a bottle of Ihsax.

B” in game arned In tlm

Ans. w 0, ii

cold in head results in cs lowed by cousum Ian and

nuns. BALI! is so I) all drngyistsi or will be sent, pastpadi oiirec pto pxlesuloconu nails .00) by sddrssslu

IULFORD l 00,, Brockvlll

0, Out. K. D. C. a. certin ‘cure for Indigestion

O tion of Dalhousie Qollege will ask the * a 1 I I

STEREOPTICON

ENTEETEINMENT

\{IR. A. W STRUTHERS, of Toronto, I will exhibit his famous collection of views, embracing the principal events in the Life of Christ fr’ m the Manger to the Throne, in the

LYCEIIM, llI[lllllAYa.JIl1I 20111,

AT 8 0’CLOCK, P. M.,— «

preceeded by some magnificent dissolving views of the Rock of Ages; a. finely colored set of scenes, Ten Nights in a Bar Room; and a. superb set illustrating Bishop Heber’s Mis- sionary hymn “From Greenland's Icy Moun- tains." J

The views from the Life of Christ are chiefly from the paintings by Reubens and others of the Masters, to be found in the Art Galleries and C nthedrals of the Old \Vorld and in the Vatican. They are shown upon a canvass twenty five feet square, by means of a pair of the most improved and powerful stercopticoiis, employing the oxy-ether calcium light, and PRODUCING THE MOST BRILLIANT EFF ECTS. -

EIATIKEEI.

To afford the children of the City an oppor- tunity of seeing this magnificent Exhibition of paintings, a Matinee will be given, on MON- DAY AFTERNOON, at4 o'clock, to ,which only children and their guardians will be ad- mitted.

PRICES—Matinee, 10 cents: Evening, i5c.; Gallery, 25c.

W "-62.3. NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that a. special

meeting of shareholdersof ”The Tele- phone Compauy of Prince Edward Island, will le held at the office of Messrs. M. «S2-’ D. C. McLeod, Charlottetown, on Wednesday, the 29th day of July, instant, at 8 o'clock, p. n-., to consider the advisibility of pro- ceeding with the Telephone extension men- tioned in an Act of the Legislature passedjlast Session, and the mode of iaising capital for the purpose-

M. McLEOPD, i C. C. GARDNER Directors B, ROGERS, )

Ch'tnwn, July i7—3i ex pat

Notice of Assigiimeiit.

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ILLIAM FREDERICK ROBINS, Livery Stable Keeper, has assigned to us all his book debts and promissory notes. All persons indebted to the said William Frederick Robins are requested to pay the amount of their respective indebtedness to the undersigned at the ofiicc of Stewart év-* McNeil), Solicitors. ‘ W. D. MCKAY, _ J. I. DAVIES. Ch'town, July I8-—3iex .

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