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THE GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN, SEPTEMBER 6 =898.

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~..-...._. it The Bobcaygeon Independent has

:.~ I A , iuiscovered that lichtninv has a par J I l /‘_\ giggllbvgv QNX _ _ _ _ .. g *_ ll tiality for barns, :Ind waiits to know; h

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T,.SEDAx_` SEP1 6, l8,,S_ _ the ieason. The London News replies .

__ ,_ , _ that barns are so frequently struck

\ I THE REVENUE QUESTION by lightning because they are, as a

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, ‘asked to say “Yes” or “No” 'to the protected by trees, or lightning rods

“WHAT WE HAVE i WELL HOLD.”

now derived from liquors will, no ldoubt, present itself to many minds. To such persons Mr. Buchananls ad- dress presents that aspect of the case in an instructive light.

Briefly stated the main points cf

Mr. Buchanan’s contention are that from the revenue collected in excise on liquors there must be deducted thc large cost of collection, which he esti-

-_ The Albert Toilet soap go” Mg,-,_ .mates at one million dollars; that 25

' per cent_of the liquor imported and

M°“t"°al° 71 manufactured is used in the arts, or

for mechanical and medicinal purpo-

‘E ` `" -_ _ I ses which would not be interfered with

U Q Q and on which the revenue amounting E , » (Ito two millions would not be lost; l § X l ;tiie foregoing two items will reduce

‘ ° lthe allefred loss of seven millions to

Babu' zvhcri he has once been treated is a his was --Basrs OWN SOAP " --wants no other-because he knows

. no other makes him icsl so nice.

Many imitatioris of Baby's Own Soap.

look like it, but babyjée/5 the difference.

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Proceeding, Mi Buchanan cites

si. Print' xiii, wasnt sin. elif ‘ff “git “*‘_‘f,'.@ H°”-,Mt F°S“f';, “<.>°‘>

' l e I I __, mi ions o sugar uties,

"_ v. ithout disturbing the national tinan

M °‘ PA” "l ‘ces and the further case where Mr

1. Maxim ............... ._\.I__ _ _ _ _ _ .H.;i_>?r: I. Patterson, Controller of Customs,more §‘ 3225.';.'.;;i"i>s;;a.;'r>...;i.fT?_‘f_‘i‘_‘T?___ _?.‘f_f‘_‘i‘_‘T ;r@¢<-=°'1tly estimated the 1088 Of revenue “Hier Kenlwf-h Richards _*md ML” 1\‘“h‘ I from the adoption of preferential trade lj

erinc Cumming. I _ , _

4. Mexico. . _ . _ _ . . _ . . _ . _ . _ . _ _ _ . _ . _ . _ __.Paar ii. at two and a half millions of dollars,

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si£l’°f§¢f’°'i'i§-`i§é£§"`§£°°wZi`{’.‘$§.§ "i>l`l.g “slits #Hd Yet the treasury has HOU suffered- ondat the D001 Increased trade made good the loss. ‘ L' I I " ' He argues from this that the net loss

' of four millions of liquor revenue,

S would not create any great shock to

I our finances, and that it would more

4 ' than be made good by new revenue

3305"' A|0,._. from increased trade in other lines. Lggngggjg, The liquor consumers now expend

' $40,000,000 yearly for intoxicants. ~

GUQIII ‘SUCH-, ‘ It really costs directly and indirectly

B|sos|\liato,,.

lo=Ia.~Champagno.

By labgug fgul-_ m111i0pg_ ` tation.” From what we know of Mr.

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port the liquor traiiic’ as it is to-day. If this sum were saved by the prohi-

_ bition of the liquor trade it would he

,nd an 0f,he,,__f1ayO,-9, . m,,m,.f,,_ctm-eg expended in- other goods, mainly duti- fm” able, and would fully recoup the sum

» now received in duties on liquors. 1

llCl'8f" 'SPPIIIQ w8t0I°, In support of this contention Mr.

By mglow & Hobd Truro’ N_ S_ Buchanan cites the case of the gre-at

Q _ . _ temperance reformation .in Ireland

SOLD WHOLESALE BY under Father Matthew, in which the

I n & E revenue from liquors in Ireland fell - . Q 0-, os by $2,000,000, but the condition

Agents. ,of the people was so much improved

Ana 17__e0d2m thereby, and theconsumption of other

° dutiable goods so largely increased,i

* * f ` ' “that the total revenue in Ireland was;

$400,000 larger than before. This is not a theory, b_ut"a historical fact. _ And we have good reason to believe

, Y that if the consumption of liquor

_ ` `f_._ gf could be stopped in Canada the-same - f ,_-5:” . ` f” result would be experienced here. VVe _

repeat these points from Mr Buchan-

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pondered by aiiy-electors who on ac- l oountof doubts on the revenue`

lquestion, Do you want prohibition? than dwellings. A barn. when it is 1 Bnt the matter of losing the revenue struck by lightning, is more liable to

be consumed than a dwelling because of the inflammable nature of its con- tents, and also because the fire is not usually so quickly discovered or so easily extinguishable. Moral : Insure pour barn.,

A note from Mr.W. W. Buchanan,

dated Spring Hill. Sept. 1, says that his meetings at Moncton were a great success and as Plebiscite day ap- proaches t-he interest is becoming more intense. A writer in the Hali- fax Chronicle has endeavored to stir up feeling against Mr. Buchanan by quoting words from the Toronto News, alleged to have been written by Mr. Buchanan, but which he charact-erises as a. “gross misrepresen-

Buchanan, he is far too courteous a. gentleman to make use of the lanvu age attributed to him, or to say any thing that would fairly give offence to any one Prohibitionists must be repared for misrepresentation of their words and doings at a time hen the liquoi‘ trade is fighting for ` -s life.

Twurking Man-

Ablo to Keep His Place in Spito

_ of Difficulties,

Ho Wrltos About I-lla Condition-

Wlfe and Children I-lolped.

Ia great deal more than that to sup- - , ~

WALLACEBURG, ONT.-The follow-

ing letter will prove of interest, to work- ing men and others what may ho in a con- dition similar to that of' the writer:

“For three years I was subject to poor

spells. I always felt tired, could, not sleep at night and the little I could eat did not do me any good. I have been working at the barber _trade for about 20 years and for the last four years I have been very closely confined and have had my meals very irregularly. I was taken with a

Very Severe Cough and the doctors said it was caused by my stomach troubles. I lost flesh and became so week I was hardly able to stand up to the chair to work. One day I happened to be looking over some testimonial let- ters and I,;t.houg,ht I would try Hood’s Sarsaparilla. ‘Before I had taken two bot- tles] began to feel ‘setter and in a short time A felt finely and had gained '21 pounds in weight. I have taken nearly Eve bottles and now I feel like ii man again. I am

Stronger ans! Healthier than l baveever been in my life. My wife and children have also taken Hood’s Sar- -\»:~ osrilla for a E>Eo»'id r°~=--i_lic.-.itie and realiveri 'cinch benefit from ir. .-\s for i!‘.f\‘=e’f i

p|REgT SERV|¢E g.....i.......y 1.... i...i.....i in ...ef l§‘,f`_f;'”“,‘,~1;j,’,‘~i;

the 29th of September.

_ It is Proposal fo Sail the l Sir Sandford Fleming and Princi- °"S_ S, LAKE WINNIPEG” p-tl Grant recently paid a visit toll

U12 UP their minds h0W U0 ‘/'Ole Olill - ~~ -' sr-ills. L v. nilf. :if-t navs lrveii sI'~lo,

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3,500 TONS From Charlottetown From Liverpool Sept. 20 Uct. 4.

Oct. 27 Nov. 10

_ Nov. 26 The above steamer is fitted with cold

storage, and has modern improvements for carrying live stock.

Fnzcellent accomodation for pessen-

gers.

Forfreight, pas-aire. st'-itercioms and

other information apply :it the c-ificc of

N. RATTENBURY.

Sept si it Agent.

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_ I Uarloall assorted Bar- naga Stock- For sale low.

DUDD & ROGERS.

Newfoundland, going by way of Great Breton, the S. S. Bruce and the Nevvfoundlaud Railway to St. John’s. Their visit appears to be connected with the scheme to open up a new line of trans-Atlantic passenger and mail service with swift steamers between Liverpool and St. John’s, utilising the -railway across New- foundland and the "ferry" between that Island and Sydney. In the winter time especiallymost passengers would prefer the cars to the ocean steamer, and this route when in work- ing will give the shortest possible time on the water. '

Referring to the letter of “Liberal”

which appeared a few days ago, com- menting on the' election in the first district of Queen’s, it appears .thatan unwarranted use was made of the, name of Mr. George W. Simpson., ini stating that he could not have been nominated at the Liberal convention. Mr. Simpson’s name was not before the convention, nor did he desire that* it should be as he had alroadypromis-

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Art Studie and conservatory of Mus’c

REV. ROJERT LMNG, ll. A. Preildtfll. ,

MISS ‘VL S. KER, Girtoii, Cambridge, Resi

dent Principal.

C. H. PORTER. Esq.,Grad. Roy Conservatory,

Leipsig. Musical Director.

THE STAFF' consists of about 30 trained

Specialists.

TH E ATTEND ANCE for last session was 367.

THE COLLEGE COURSE is complete in itself

and prepa or the University.

THE CONSERVATORY COURSES laid to

the Diploma of the Conservatory and to also degree of Bachelor of Music in Dal ousie.

he 3 i iaarvatorl r i-uri i Tth of Sept. 1898. The College to-opens 14th Sept. 1898. Fo calendar and information apply.

REV. ROBERT LAING,

ed his support to another. ` '

Hlllifti. NS.

JULY 18 6w ‘

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Xp _~ . rs. - ~` l _A _*__ rule, pi-oniinent and exposed, and v $,%

' 5.,-If:Y.§g.;;:-_>,~J`,;, .~1__\\ " We would he glad to know that because new iiiude hay has an attrac- Q } I/is

,“fif fcverv reailei- of Tm; Gii.iimiA.\' hasist-ion for electricity. THE Gt-'ARDIAN ,cairefiilly periised the report, printed \`t‘r1ll1l‘€S that t-lie Simple reasons why Nmkel T|fne PieCes ff°|“ '\ _-»;.»:@‘. .05 -- i' du .]. ' ‘\[ ~ - (_}~ ~ f - b ' th d f ll' 0' re struck '

The farmers on the Island are busy storing their grain. We are opening our new stock of Ladies Jackets .and Capes getting ready for

The Gnuutry Penle.

Have the means as well as the position to buy. We take this opportunity to~invite them to to call and inspect the largest.

l _stock of Ladies’ new Fall

Capes and Jackets direct from Berlin, Germany. . It’s an opportunity to buy Ger- man Goods under the new tariif that _won’t present itself again.

The styles are correct. Call and inspect the Jackets, and the prices will do the rest.

TIAS. PATUN & G0-

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Agn Accurate Watch- . . .

' is a necessity--not a luxury

only. To utilize every moment of ` precious time, to meet trains, to keep appointments, to be always on time, one must

Have, a . Good Watch.

You may have one.

You may not. l - To the latter class we would

like to say that we carry in- stock Ristiitata Wiurcniis only. We guarantee every

- watch.

Cur prices are very low. Call at 1

W. N. TANTON’S,

- Great George .Sf

CURED by the IMPROVED method. Endorsed by the medical profession and by thousands who have discarded their trusses and remain cured.

The Improved Rupture Cure is Dain-‘

less, involving no inconvenience and requires only 5 or 6 visits. Examinations tree and con- 1. tldential. _

No pay u`ntl| cured , Throw Away Your Truss

Testimonials on application. Correspondence

solicited. A perfect cure can be guaranteed if _you obey instructions. _

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, Charlottetown, P.E. Island, Canadzi. ' OFFICE--Victoria Row. ` '

Hovns--Until 11 a.m.. 2 to 6 nm. Aug. 2.’--riSr.\\‘ .

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The s. S. C mb 1.1 sailing from M vi treal , Wednesday morning August 31st will be due ‘at Charlottetown Saturday morning. Sept.§3rd and will sail for St. John’s, Harbor Graf e and Bouavista, Ncwfouiidlanri. carrying Horses. Cattle and Sheep on deck, and produce under deck at lowest rates. _ ‘For further particulars as to freight and Das-

saze apply to '

PEAKE BROS k C0.

A geuts.

Ch'town Aug. £9th '-93

EDGE Hitt,

Church Sclitol for Girls Wlnsdor ll. S f INCORPORATED |891. Rt. Rev. Bishop Courtney, D. D., C-hairm

B dot Trust .

glliiiss Lefroy.,%efsClieltenham Ladies’ College

England Princi al

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E'£§idi ¢i°9rs°i§p°i‘ “mill “lil ‘ii ° fi.,

class Suginzand Needlework. $225, pei- annum or $75per term.

ilpllclglelmlps 'lgiiinli Se-pt. 14. 1898.

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BUYS S1

, _ . _ . , 1\1_\{(, L,\|;1)1_.\_\ Q 111016 HJDS itll “C IIIDS 8. .

K _ / *__ _£4 :qv \ p iii eatiiit tys l ol , _ _ _ ,

z f .,_f.':\;.f<»"l l.\lr. Buchanan’s speech on the revenue and burned by lightning is because Nickel Alarms up

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' _ qut».~tio.i in tonnection with prohibi- thtie' aie_ many more barns 0 than Musica| A|a"-ns.

Q _-_j _.,s.-:.’f;~_ i;iOu_ In one Sense of the word the dwellings in the country districts- ' V

grime.-tion of revenue is but incidentally usually three or four times as many- Time PIQCC ca|Cl‘\da|'$n ibefore the electors. They are simply and because barns are less frequently

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Chain Bracelets Lakles Long Guards Gontlemenis Silk Al WATCHES AND -RI

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The goodness of ..». shoe

Y-Ve can’t Guarantee our shoes not to wear out, but we do guarantee them to last loiigei than most shoes

Boys and Girls

School Shoes of strong pebble leather are wanted

now We have thom-

Alsynew Deslgnsln Eye

Victoria Jewelry Storo Hourly - - ‘ Charlottotovm

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B. McDo

‘ Leatner Watch Chains-

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Flag Stick Pins Bc to ‘Mo

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Eight Rdsident Experienced Goverviesscs from graphers for Photos .tg reduced Prices_ t

pricesgfiom 7oc to $1.50. QR- J

W. H. Stewarlt Ga

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Polliuil Hume uni lite! It $5.00’ in

Special Offer for a IARRISTEN Short'Time Only. f "°“"

Come and see Samples at our Studio, l

all work guaranteed and no depositi "“”° required. .

Special arrangements with photo-

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