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THE GUARDIAN

An Independent Journal, untrammelled

and fearless; aiming to be Just, lmpurtlal, Reliable. _N°W°Y» seeking at all times to further the hes; interests of the people, Rnd ‘rwogulze theieforeas

spentln supply was 16 days; last session 'I _ ,_ ' ' f. _

_ ` " 'Y it 42 days was spent in supply. I' X ' ! _ &

6 The Peoplev. Pnpgrg Mr. Wark points out tiiatuin some re- pn R L _ V p _ ‘ o.. I p

4B£;,l¥|i§he¢_,ti&t,,P0g2%@;§ No; tggovysle spects this year thc Opposition have bein _ A _ , o _ _ pl

,ci orth s e os C0. ‘ _ _ . l _ _. ‘

lo\vin;rrates. pave-ble in o.dv,mce._ more obstructive than last year As an ii ` ‘A _ _li p , ,

Morning Edition, daily ,(exceptSnndo'l I stance he refers to the discussion of the -' f ,f lp _ '~= ri °3“°¢m°"th= 1.-°P= per rf ........ ..__s4.5o it t 000, bm 1,., 1,. oooiiooo Sold for years for $200.00; never before offered in._Qd

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Efrliibii-gtriotnmllffliflli). _ .pfr._l'.rfei.o0 alarae vote for this purpose passed unop- '~ World-known Y§'0rk. The Sl'»&_Ild9»l‘d E“°YC’l°P9'9dia' for UV'-31' 8 Oentnry

_unch °ff|¢“ posed. This year eleven members kept the hlgl.l08t 8Ul'»h0I'll3y OII Elly EI1D]€ClI. A /_ V `

have been 'estaglished at the f<l>)1lowin(g House for hours with their questions and complete' ‘n ' ogtayy'-_ Iumgs ‘wkh ‘me

_ . . ' ' ai , _

;;id‘s<;r&pt§ir<;1;;1i!§1;‘\yj0be ?_ork speeches, during which Sir Louis Davi;s 'upp|°|»n°nt,

and otlier_liusincss_transacted:-- _ 7 was required to speak 168 times, and t e ~ _ . 1 Summerside, Curries Bookstore-D. lx. official report of the discussion occupies The knowledgg gf thg W0fld. £}0IIlPl°8S8€d 1lJt0 SIX bf

_ Currie, Manager. Allierton, Alherton Bookstore-G. S. 45 cohmmsin Hansa,.d_ In this comme.

Muttiirt, Agent. _

Souris East, Telephone ofiice - R. Seaman, tion Mr. Wark pays a warm tribute tg

t Agent" _ the patience and perseverence displayed

J.E. B. N1 ‘CREADY. J. P. HOOD, . . . . _ -

. 1 “ Editor. I _Buxiness by Sir Louis Davies in oi der to carry hlS Manager. gram.,

e-:r_.<:~ .T-if -_ f' We leave our readers to make such al-

. lowance as they may desire for Mr.Wark'S

Liberal learnings. But we think his p

facts are undeniable; that the sessions are

";;"-""Y;‘-‘i*'°’*“_:""i;:' "“""‘::;""°Y`°I undu]y px-olgnged' at ngedlegi C0813 (.0 the

TUESDAY' JUNE 26191)' country; and that the practice of Sir John

_ _ _ I Macdonald in leading the Opposition may

PROLONGING THE SESSION' profitably be cited as an argument in fav- p

Hon, David \Vark has vvril/tell 21 l¢f~l1€l`t° or of a change. No Opposition in Canada

the Ottawa Free PreSS discussing What' was ever so alert, incisive and effective as he conceives to be the needless pv0l0D8&° that led by Sir John Macdonald in 18748, tion ofthe Parliamentarv sessions. Hon. and yet the average length of session was Mr. Wark is a lite-long Liberal, one of the thenless than half what it is today. It is

original band of Dominion Senators BD- a mistake, wearisome to the H0\1sef8.nd‘ V pointed in 1867. He is entitled to a hear- the country alike and damaging rather ing by virtue of the fact that he is now W than pi;-otltahle to theOpposition when the

ninety six years of age, is the oldest legis~ sesiion ii prolonged for ilve inontiis. _ Ai( - mor in the British Empire and ` has ’ ’ 7 " S€l'V€d 1058*’ il* .l°SlS1°"i"° b°di°s than Just to show how Japan is progressing

‘ any other living man. A still higher claim it is remarked that W" (ww persons from V to our consideration is f°““d 5° “"2 tho t ooontry desired to compete at the reasoned soundness and moderation Of Paris Expositiom ' It Was' impossible to

his views on public questions. Fifty three and Space for even 8 quarter of their ex years 1130 he ¢8»1'1‘i¢d l'h1'°“8h the New hibits and the member admitted wascut Brunswick Legismtufe 3 measure for down to about 1400. And yetthe despat- reciprocal free trade in natural products Chas and correspondence from Paris as 811101132 Bribish C°l°“i9»S- well as the testiinonv of visitors express I S0 much bein!! Sei' d0Wn by “'aY °f the unqualided surprise at the magnificence

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Buttoned Boots, spring

heels for girls this year-

which are giving entire

satisfaction .

They are made from soft

Chocolate Dongola, dark

shade, round toe and

medium heavy sole. :

They are of an extra quality-may cost a little more than some other

kinds-but t h e y

are worth it.

Priceslor girls Irom 2 tol yrs. old $1.25 4to6 - 1.40 ltoi0 - 1.80

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r-131 -wr.. of-.__>,.. 1, ,,, ,= W _X _

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isesslonlis already longer thad that of .last year. In Sir John’s time a me_mber's ses- sional indemnity averaged $14 per diem; last year it was only $7 and this year it must he less. Then the average time

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rent rates. Ap ly to mainly responsible for prolonging the ses

' (£20.11. 'rooMBS, Agents _ . ` _ '

June 26 3i8od sions. In that regard both parties have L.

in theirtime been sinners. But Mr. Wark

That sounds more contradi than

' introduction of Mr. \Vark to those who of the display made by Ja'pan_ In every

11186' H0l5 kI\0“’ hlllli We ma? be Permitted branch of manufacture that eastern land

to give an abstract of his arglllilelm- He, is represented and it»iS pointed out that points out that when Sir John Macdonald “in Cheapness of production, éombined

raisedthe Sessional indemnity r 600 with the highest 'skiuand taste, Japan

I0 $1.000 he CalC\-llilied “P011 an 8:¥“S° leads the way." This report from at

_ _ _ SeS~®i0D Of l1iI1¢f=Y dHYS- The G0 fn' nation which twenty iive years ago_was_

ment of the day always desires short. ses- almost unknown andpeiiithout a.cc=ount‘

The S-S_ _‘Thorn tons ton sions~to get the House off their hands as among civilized peoples, is indeed surpris-

classed A. 1. at Lloyds is intended to sail SP¢¢di1Y *S P°SSib1¢- Hence it is IIS'-W-ily U18- ' from Charlottetown on or about the 5th

July next. 'Frei ht carried at lowest cur- the Opposition’ of Whatever party’ that is ' ‘ I ' -*-1

'rs tnits'JhMd id, . ¢f°fy

pcm ou ' a lr .Q n ac Ona ‘iti when attention iscalledtoitsbei

Summer

Footwear.

We have just opened a lo

of Summer Footwear

Ladies’ Bicycle Boot

Men’s Bicycle Boots

leather and canvas, Men

Bicycle Boots in canvas Men’s and Boys’ Outin

A tortured foot should-

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though he proved so eminently successful I a dtsmipdon of the largest mail receivtég

as an Opposition Leader, did not needless- by ring; man in the Illpited Stglixides exclu-

h - fp 1. _ sive y _rom women. his f‘fe e mail"

‘Y """°”“” ° ”.m_”“’ ° ar ‘am-°“‘ is received by Dr. R. v. Pierce, the role-

In support of this contention he cites brated specialist in women’s diseases,

the following facts which We not - chief consulting physician to_ the Inva-

, _ q e m lids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buf-

Mr. Wark s own language. falo, N_ Y_

The length of the five sessions during It iS Only fair to say that it is not the

which Sir John Macdonald let the 0pp°Si_ man that women write to, but the doctor. tion all but the last fell short of his ex- one of the remarkable features °f this

_ poototioo. 'rho first, in1s14,1o,otod ooiy "““tt§§fS;§;§;§

61 days; the second 63days; the third 62; N - - ' gr? - _ iiio fourth '19 ood tho fifth 92 days, ;bof. 2,’i“§0t,°‘1f;`at1`3.1f°aI,),`."{P§§f°f{,;’e‘§§,f1ha§,§1 this was an exceptional year. _During fatherly advice, which was blended with

Canvas Shoes, Boy s these five years the House was in supply 111% Pl1YSlCi9~I1'S C0\111Sel, and which was

the iirst year 10 days, the second 10, the 9° helpful in Pfesewing the health When

third 22, the fourth 21, the fifth 19 days. . im' . ~. ~ _ ~ A_ t . d it I S _ _t I h V ngixlie oEer of a. free consultation by ‘let-‘

s om emu y, upposemos 0 te ter ext dedb

Shoes. party are rioii and think it of iittio con- sickfswd °;‘ui,, ,§'0,§;§,_P‘°‘i§§ef; ‘fggg

S€€1\1€I10€. but I mal' State that il? 11111011110- received is read in private, answered in

, _ _ ed per diem in 1874 to $16.40, in 1875 to private and its contents treated as a sa-

Hnd Instant rehef In our $15.87, in 1876 to $15.00, in 1877 to $1263 cred confidence. To exclude any third easy Shoes- ‘and in 1878 to $l0'8'7 being an average of Paftl’ fmm the ¢°1`1'eSP°ndenCe» au

answers are mailed in a. plain envelo

$1411) for the iive years and being much bearin u n it 1.10 tin . ad rt. Pe’

Mu & higher than Sir John’s estimate. whate§er?° Addngs nDr_g vlepiglgeg

, Sir John McDonald was admittedly the Invalids’ Hotel and S 'cal Institut '

‘U81 8.

Queen Street, Corner below greatest party and pamamentary leader Buli`alo,_N. _ _

London House_ _ _ Dr. Pierce s Favorite Prescription, the

* * that Canada has yet produced, and it is great remedy for female troubles’ it-regu_

noteworthy that when leading the 0 _ larities, debilitatin drains, inilammation

3* ~ ¥ #%’ P oridoio soil iboiidi Q ,___ 7 , position he never became an obstructive. in mefignen' sAodC;;te nd subszitiix

It was no part of his plan to occupy the which may recommended as “just as

R of the with long speeches,and gggdavv thgi the dealer may make a little

- = wwe tam iiio methods inriioi regard are P” ' _ it

Th t worthy of _followed Hotonly by the Dr. P1erCe’S Favor”

ewesiern a o ta onse 1, wh°hh“1d". fu . , , mo W of nm -»-d lm....”°’........‘°...°.;.;‘;.;‘:§fe§ lie Pre S°1~11»i1°n Hillsborough Steets, at presentoccupied _ y 1 _ e 8' 1 _e‘ k by ML D_ B_ Stewart possession _ht _The average length of the sessions while ma es W0m.en.

I une next. All modern Conveniences. ,Sir John led the Opposition was 71 days. S t 1, 0 n g a n d S i C k

APPLY '°- ‘ _Last session continued for 149 days, or ~

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