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THE GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN AUG UST 23 189'".

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BITIUN PLEBISBITE

11-1-.qi--xi-_

ng September 29th,l898.

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in favor of the passing of an

Act, prohibiting the irnportation, manufacture oi' sale of spirits, wine, a1e,beer,cider and all other alcoholic liquors for use as beverage Z

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what Answer Will YOU Give ‘?

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Xin the first column as above will br a vote for Prohibition, and

against the liquor tratiic.

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my Landon Leiter _ The leading trade unionists of Great

"""' _ i Britain and a number of provincial

together W

of the

to every

are splendid

very busy

renewing old

movements.

toon the

abolition

WDSDIDCS

on

tlleirfstrike. founded and

i'h heivy rains

weather, how-

fully compensated in the wmmedations of the New she ataunchly breasted the ga rock. He: odicers

beeommended for courtesy

body. Captain

ChiefSteward Latimore and

officers, whose-

fully appreciated by the

since I arrived acquaintances,

liew.togeiher with looking

phases ofthe labor

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are of course, acqnaintel the facts surrounding thc

Welsh miners

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lsnow in its 17th week. with sign ofa finish. The miners

of the sliding

up to the presenp time, have holding their own fairly people of London are very

a settlement should be the underground railway,

VVelsh coal. is

louse inferior coal, and as the passengers are nigh ismuch the same with

the Thames;

only a few days ago the .dicrryboat was fined

anmke nuisance. have' intiofluctd a novel

A singing choir despatched to

for tliepilrpose of setting forth

voealistof the

battle of ca

il meeting

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Pm

west

not ad

llrs.

d is

who

in a pathetic and catchy

before _the public-thus the

future will be

llpon to play their powerful parts

pital vs_' labor. with splendid

experiment is a winner.

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___ When Lady

.Iarie Wortley Montague visited

household of Sultan, she

wrote home to England that the

ladies of the h a r e m w e r e smothered with

to dis-

het

_ wore lIlU€f I/'CSI

of steel and

_ whalebone, tight, im ene~ trable and sti- fling, in other words, a corset.

T h e 1 a dies

llof the harem

would no doubt

-*"8 6-517 t“P_ ’°"SS social reformers met, a few da is avo, unpleasant, owing to

was _ gg we were enveloped in a

in the suburbs of London to cbefebrgte the 50th anniversary of the old Chartist movement. Two Chartists, one aged 79 and the other Sl years, were the guests of honor. The affair v was a gratifying success, clearly demonstrat- ing that, notwithstanding the ripple of loyality among the shopkeeping class, a stern opposition to economic serfdom still pre-:loininatesand pryogresses with ite stay.

The t‘ade unionists of this country

are pushing forward in splendid shape._

'notwithstanding the defeat of the

engineers. I am informed by a promin- eht oflicer of that trade that the so- called failure of the engineers tl win the eight-hour day has already stimulated both' cflicus ard men to make extra efforts to strengthen weak points, and prepire for another fight in the near future.

Charles Fennick, M. P., of the

'iioltiumberlind niincrs. informs me l » » that the or anlzed miners of Great

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Britain now have close to 700,000 members. andfurther stltes iha: the miners of Northumberland and Durham have gained 5,000 members within two years, and secured besides an advance in wages recently of 8 per cent. the average wagg now ;a'd in these two countries being 6=. 10d. per day,_ fir 75 hours. from bank to bank, or 65 hours within the mines.

The building unions are growing

rapidly. numerically ard financially Trade is* very good in and around London, and in many instances the employers find it difficult to secure men. Mr. Dew, an officer cf the Alnalfranlated Car enters, informs me

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l that men were so scarce that they were l obliged to work ovett`nie continually, ' and that iliis condition exists all over

the country.

In the company of John Burns I

visited the rooms ot the London City Council, and spent three hours listening to debates. The more I see and lclrn

iof this body the more I am struck with

the democratic spirit of its members, and the splendid work they are doing ito beautify London and to popularize lthe advanced and radical programme of

the progressiveness. They are constant- ly adding some new department to the municipal workshop. While present upon another ccoasion the sum of .£150,- 000 was votid to build an asylum by day labor.

Ivisiled the new public baths and

wash house 'ust tompleted ln the

best building of its kind in the World. It cost £2 0,000. $350,000, and is com. prised of three departments, namely: First class, for men and boys. and all first class for women and girls. The first class has 21 bathtubs and four

h b . . .

gimugh p:f§ap;°°,,°¢ shower baths ;t_he swimming pcol is 132 hafl they RHUWH U12! by 40 feet, 3 feet 6 inches deep at one

°;nu§m‘9“5'-'h'°“gh ms; end and 7 feet at the other. The water

er in silence untol _ death through neg. is changed twice a week, or oftener if

in a womanly way. necessary, and may be heated to any

nthisway.hr` kfr in f ’ _ T`

_ __ “‘d1° __ tempeitture by steam pipes ne

1113 \ by ,i§°,",,,f,`5'f,,;,y of 'second class has aboutihe same number

only knew it. there is of tubs.but the Swimming pool is small-

th°5° °“1"“l5~ A” emi' er. The charges are, for first class, 12

long since dis- _ D

women m , use in cents, second class, 6 cents-

a'- _ I* ll is ng, i It is recorded that over :O00 persons

_ It _f\C_\S dr used these baths last week. _

°'ga'“5”" g“"“§ ‘t Connected with this institution is a

_ _ It t 11 . _ . is the gfeaglcfffiii municipal laundry, I0 Whlfh W°m°“

for women. bring their household vvashings. and

“'°’°. “'°“‘l‘°si°"' Where' they are accommodated with

invalid are

as the ,esuslt of steam washers, steam d_ry@1'S» ?l1d___5t°;2

_ medicine. Good mangles,together with irons. 01' <20

wmv? S“b5‘i‘“‘@S f°f thi! per hour. The annex is _very popular-

' Londoners now boasts of 00 bathhouses,

Fa 't [1 _

C p;$;‘§,‘.f?fyI.’°in’°’m‘P'y _aind others are already under cons uc °11°¢f. 0 Alleghan OD. va 3,22? ha" f°'”‘§ i There are 54 sanitzlries scattered over

_ _*_ ever used. me city_ underground, beautifully fitted

to cover cost of 9d

marble. with healthy ID 0111

‘yn to EIC Wélélirl up In _ , ha- b ushes

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volume.

319, devices, including towels. ir t

DY- and combs for a small figure. i‘°’= I visited lilo wonderful homes for ned' ‘workmen at Battersea, of which I have

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parish of Lambeth. It is probably the'

a mile wide by three qfiarters of a mile

of 11,000 souls. They are constructed of brick thus fortninfr handsome little cottages of five or six rooms. with ap

we ck

now before the house adyourns. It was reliiarkable success.

fight as ever. He takes a great deal 'of

when Iwill be better able to Give vour

the present situation.

' The English people seem to taken

great interest in tue war with Uuba. Pubiic senziment appears to be stronolv with our country The Slais and Stripes

every vicioiy ofthe Amer.cin army and

London Couxiiy Courcil .

Delegafe to Br tis`i Trades Congress.

Noir

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Pellets.

Mrl. Mariah Gross, Longneull, Que., Can-

ada, says: “I was an invalid for nine months, suffering from rheuinatlsm._ I was unable to get u pwithout help, and had used almost everything in an effort to secure relief, including iodine, mustard,

etc.\&Flnally I was persuaded to try Mun- yon’s. Rheumatlsm ure, and after using only tour doses, I was able to getup and mova around, and am now. comp etely, cure 'l ,

f Munyorii Rheumatic Cure aeldonrrafla to re-‘, Iicve in one to three hours and cures in a few; th s. Price 25o

r _

. M xl ’ 1 lt ? °..‘2..';s:.i°.: in

ce . Munyoxra Cord Cure-prevents pneumonia and

breaks np_ a cold fn a few bonus. Price 25a.

Muuyonil Cough Cure stops coughs, night ,

pu-eats, ;l_lny?25 soreness and speedily heals the n _ r .

nos co c Munyoxrs Kidney Curc_speedf!y cure! pains In the hack, Islas or grains, and all forms ,ot kidney disease. Price 2.3¢: '

Miinyon‘s Nerve Cure stops nervousncub 8802

Bild u til stem..Pricc 25:2.

ii s p e sy &__.\l__iiny<pl'e_el-lea£_i.-l_che__Cure Stops headache lu'

remnu s. ice..-‘5t°,~ -...uri-f.‘l“,;i..t;?’_@.»2l‘:.*mi °°S“"°” °'

&___hi_\;_r1r¢;_r;'§_d Bloi'_;d_ Cage ox-adfcates all impurities,

e ri. . i' ce nec. _

‘__Munyon’s Female Remedies are a boon to ell.

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, bfunyon's Catarrh Remedies never fail. The' Catan-h Cure-price 2.1¢.-eradlcates the disease, hom the system. and the Ctltarrh Tablets-prl¢‘e1 2.5¢.-cleanse and heal the parts. _ _ Muilyoirs .Asthma Remedies relieve la tl1ree_ minutes and cure peimanently. Price $1. _ _

Mnriyonhx __Vfta1lzer, _ al great tonic 1m! re-'

storcr ot vital. etrepgth me w_eal; people.____ $1.

A separate cure or enc ci sense., At drug-l

:tors month' 5 cenll I via.. .

l“t'I`SUIlzl.l loltt-rs tJ Prof. Munyon,

1505 Arch St., Philadelphiii, Pa., U. S. A.. answered, with f ‘ee medical advice for any disease. ' . I f _

SAVE THE lllllTllllllS

Dodd’s Kidney Pills Only Safety in Female Diseases-

You have seen a flower nipped

frost, fade and die in the Hush of its beauty. That is how women die when

gggacked by any of the diseases peculiar

' to their sex. , ‘ f

Wonla.n’a burdens are woefully

heavy. _Her sufferings are agoniaing. Her patience is grand. _Disease prey: upon her. The light dies out of her eyes, her ' _'steps become slow and dragging; she loses flesh; grow! aallow, listless, droops like a flower. Then :lu lies. Her family is left to the cold mercy of the world. _

“ Mothers dead t ” What a plteoua

phrase. What suferings have been endured before it was used. Why should mothers, wives, sisters fu-Ke! so P Tlzq need not. Dodd’s Kidney Pills will quickly and thoroughly CUC all cases of Female Weakness. . Th”

_ novo: fail. 'rhoy give neoiin, strength. ` courage; a nevrlease oflife.

taken snap shots. They were construe- V % 5 I ted by Lord Shaftsbury, and there are Qi ` T I .. ' 1 ‘ 1200 of them, occupying a space of half ` 'z ~ - - < _ ~ -f 1 .

iH"‘“’“ L“'“" l\Iell’s Linders at 209 up.

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Straw Hats 'ell Styles*

all sizes at I\3~lf|||\I¢g

navy is h:ii‘e_l with del~glit. The friend- ’, ' . \

ship cannot be mistaken. _ ‘Q1 _ " A The Workers (ieaeril Union has Boys Felt; Hats at lags. _\-,_ i

been o'gln“zed by Tom Mann lt i_~ t §i_§',&'1f, ' toni_i_<_ioli pn p_f_i§_iol_n il-flap, and he is than cus-[_ _ (__ u H _ ,. - _ _ pus ing ora eis wort . -._ ' -- f' 5 " W t fowuw i John Burns is well and heirty aid _ __.. ‘ _ . s ‘ ' a’ erproo - `

is doing good work as a rIe1lte:,tf the B0y’S C3P3 at 1 5 #0 200, I U§ ` `

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can be s. ea floating everywhere, and _I , _ _ Bathing Trunks gt ‘sc up

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What He Has Done For Prices tell but half the story._Ga.11 and

Well-Known Cana- 0 ' .

dian Peonle. . Q

_ l _ _ l A Menfs ii I L

» ._ ___ _ ~» _ _ Men’s Drawers at 20611? 'iygimim _ 1-- lpair, _ ` '

T _ . . . i f ~ if »*“*"°- l cotton nlonkolo

_ _ ____ ;~:_ B Mens tshirts at 359 up. _ i per Pa____ _ _ » __

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iislo wiili THEY. sit BARGAIN__

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long. Ihey accommodate a population ' _

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propriate conveniences and good yards ‘ and play grounds for the children. The ' » .

cottages are shaded in the front by trees ‘

The tents run from $1.75 to $2.75 pe ‘ i

I attended a. Meeting the other even. _ ' 5 , ’ __

~ ing. which was addressed by the twelve _ _ . ' labor men who hold seats in Parliament Z V . _1 . , _ , ~

in favor of the eiglit hours' miners bill _ ` ' A _ __ ,__ . __

ni'?i°?i‘;i“ii‘;‘.i?.‘; ‘il‘§.3i§??“§§d §3.ii"§i We are bound to clear out all Summer .

;';‘;;zi‘.;‘;.;*’§.:;iiii. “;‘;°°..“"i§.‘ii..`..i‘ Gb°<1S and °ff°" them at the f°11°Wi118

readers his 'impressions and vie w's upon .

; ' ` ` 51* » " @ S o

` ‘ _ weaters at 25;; up.

.ge - iélqfi ‘_ seep; 4£l.1Lm r

si _ _ 'P

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' _ ' Light Tweed: at upti

Harvest Gloves at

_ ta. pair ‘ .

l enloyoiosoin

llhetimatism, Gataiih, llyspepsia f- -» =» _- l -‘ I e - _ __ ~

and Other Ailments Cured i _ T _ _ ’ 'l A '

Wonderful little _Q oi. i I _

treats Chronic Diseases tg the Salisbury method of persistent self-h p in removing causes from the blood. Continuous. intell-

ipnt treatment in _person or by letter insures

of suffering and Maximum of cure,

possible in each case. _

AVOID attempts unaided.

llrtcnoscortcan irxaillinariox or Bnoon, s1>U'1‘.a, Ule1NIi:,ao. _

" , Graduate of ll.Y. llniieislty

Ai1dtheNEW YORK HOSPITAL. Twehlyl years practice in N. Y. City. Diploma re- gistered in U. S. and Canada.

ADDRESS, CHARLOTETTDWN, P.'E.I. CANADA _

0FFICE--Victoria Row. Accomodations reserved for patients. 1 References on apvllcatlou. _

RUPTURE

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

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The Improved Rupture Cure is umu-

1ess.in\'olving no inconvenience and requir s only 5_or 6 visits. }<'.xamina.tions free and con- ddenlial.

No pay until cured _ Throw Away Youll. _Truss

'l:estinionia.ls on application. Correspondence solicited. A perfect cu:e be guaranteed if you obey instructions.

Charlottetown, P.E. Island, canada. Oinvxcsz-Victoria. Row. ' _ ` Honns-Until 11 a.m., 2 to 6 nm.

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Pniilicinai. ~i. oxsilii-iilivi,

(tiiiduile ni llonlfeal Business tillage.)

Book-Keeping in all its branches thoroughly

' taughtin connection with actual business.

Arithmetic, Shorthand

Typewrlting, Pennaanuhip. Business Correspondence,

Commercial Law. 4 Our system is the latest and best now in use in Canada andthe United States. and success, from the start ls assured. »We open this year. after the Holidays, on Ang. 15th. Apply at once, or send for our new Prosnctus.

P- 0. Box 242, Clftown, Aug.e 13%. tf, dw.

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' ‘ in-some ' i l dau kinda °.?ot.'3k”"`§oiuolog oiio'i»v°i‘»i"£‘f‘¢mo.n ....3 LATE woilry.are done satlsfactor

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._ by the Use of His' Q. ~ 7 l. .1 g

This month we are letting jo

Men’s and Boys’ Glotlililg ; i

' Men’s and Boys’ Shirts i

Untlerclothing ` I Prin is, Flamielettes, Slaootllgl

Big reductions in our boot all elmo e department.

Everyone wanting genuine bargains

should come this month to

J. B. McDonald Co.

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If you require a. nice comfortably fitting spectacle to read with in the

evenings or a. pair to wear all the time, good fitting and stylish, We 30.0 Shi*

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y A large Stock of complete spectacles and eyeglasses, also frames,lenee

andrimless go ods on hand.

We fit you the right pair first when advisable, but sometimes give 7

weak glass hrst, to be exchanged after using a time for the atronpr I2; #_ _ his way the eye gradually gets accustomed to the nionr -enaas to viral.

If medical advice is needed before wearing we will tall you Q..

____ Victoria .lewelry_Store, oharlottotown.

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Cheap Selling.

rerllciilou low prices. ' _

Tweeds, Straw llatsf, half price