THE GU.=\RUlAN 3HAl‘J.'»'l'lETOW\I JULY 15 1899

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` SATURDAY. JULY I5. l899.

‘ aiuiisii coiuiisn.

The political condition of British

‘Coiumbia is quite unsettled. Gover- nor Mclnnis got rid of the Turner !Govei~nment and called upon Mr. Semlin to form a new administration which he did. but was _able at first to command a majority of only one 'in the Legislature. Mr. Semlin is a Cmservative as are the_majority of his c»_-leagues, but his Attorney General, iMr. Martin, and some others are Liberals. The opp isition in the Legislature is made up of bith Libe- rals and Conservatives.

The recent quarrel between Pre-

mier Semlin and Attorney General ‘ Martin, resulting in the excusion of the latter from the cabinet is still unsettled. Martin charges that there has been _ a conspiracy toget rid of .the Liberal element in the cab’net and form an entirely Conservative Adminstration. p but this is denied by Semlin and his associates. who declare that they ha ve. |no such intention. The majority of W the Legislature are- Conservatives. But as the Premier has' been all along app irently in close accord with _Gov- ernor Mclnnis, who was appointed

' ~ _ " ,f ' by the Liberal Government at Ottawa

it is not likely that there' has b-en _ ~ . ` ' _ ‘ an “Conservative l~.ii.” such as has

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f been V _ ,'

The Semlin Government had but a

small majority in the House and might be in danger of defeatif Martin

_ V me ' can cury wiih~ him ev/en`a"`few fol

' _ _ ' V _ loweis into ition. Moreover the

°PP°° _ 'Government is weak in Vancouver

Island, having only oneinember from _ that section of the Province- But

ltobe maintained for, some time to

-the composite character bf both_3ov- 1!m;°"`°°'5°‘ f°i”"°°u ané'

_ . _ _ _ _ ia ermomebr -._,Au_v.\_vay, _our

~emmmt- ; mu ¢1°¢|,;,¢_i¢”‘p¢¢y¢rbi,i. gi, ig,

come, whateverinay be t §id"fo\ftcome| °°ll1f°¥f°8i'iU85\5l1i=lD°l¥6!°ll'iU8

credit where credit is due. In any case.we are strongly of opinion that a two cent rate on our .Island road would, by the increase of ihe number of passengers, be found to psy as well as the present rate,so that the Gov- ernment might make the concession with little or no loss of revenue.

Tun GUARDIAN regrets to learn of

the hopeless condition of Hon. W. l-3. ,Ives. He was yet in the prime of life when stricken down suddenly, a man of excellent abilities and judg- ment, possessed of wealth and in fluence. He was the most prominent of Englishspeaking Conservatives in , Quebec.

i This is Saint Swithin’s day, on which day if it rains tradition has if that rain will continue 'for forty days- The legend is that St-. Swithin, Bishop of Winchester, who died in the year E62, desired tobeburied, not in th: church but in the church fyard, that _ “the sweet rain of Heaven might fall t upon his grave.” At his canonization the monlrs thought to honor the saint by removing his body- within the church, and iixed the 15th of July for the ceremony, but it rained for 'forty days, so the monks saw that the saints were opposed to their project and wisely abandoned it. An old rhyme runs as follows : »

St. Swiihink day, gil ve do tain For 'otty days it will r main;

Si. Swithins diy. an ye be tair,

For iorty days t’ ivill rain ode miir.

SHOP TALK.

lf the man- who set up the cucumber

has thefstandard ~_of coolness could have ilookcdthrougb our clothing department lix-st, either straw Lists, linen crash _or

Jooking, good Etting, good-

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havebeenuréigardllitilii of rail- way rates vitlhm ' ’“P1ovmce, and

here. its rare it. it isaétt .B_nss.thc_

lcnngsa,iisw_covcrorsoins censor cuddycrccpboard new cnrtaiu....ycu’ll

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minded - li'ke'but'th’ero’a iheeyaheeg in

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‘/1;) sametha¢‘prevailed~_in thwdays of-tiief Shlrt ‘www require bolts ll laced

' ‘gd A th" other i' ‘Every \?oman°iHimtml'i1‘ave"them° D fl) M°°"°‘ Mcbonddi Im* and jiist now the prices are so smaliond `; hudly- “Pact ‘ _°°°°m°‘°°‘ fmm ‘ can afford 'a belt to match each one -

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, As a beverage is a ;_,\ healthy and gratifying drink, `_ benehcial to young and old. ~* _"7 Itismade from the fill? 02 and contains no artilical

flavors whatever. _,))_"~ id)

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_ ill. .iii Spring Park Charlottetown

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For _Sale

House and lot near railway in Souri

formerly occupied by Edward Chiviere Terms easy.

For particulars apply to .

_ A CURBI_E. wtf _ _ Sou if Q--=-' I '_ _-' -

COOK WANTED,

_ fmmodlately flrot class competent cook for Ura. Alexander lcbonaldi summer residence, Dalvay, Traoadlo. Liberal wages will be paid. Apply to ¢-

D. Longworth &¢o, Hater

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Sprmg Trade A I ° look up your'

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Blair is not disposed to take so nar- row a view of the case. _ _ ' In point of fact the people of Prince Edward- Island have all along been paying very high freight and passenger, rates. Our railway is very crooked. giving a relatively very long mileage between any two points along the line. The road cost vary little per mile compared with the heavy cost of the Intercolonial. The accommodation: furnished to pas sengers is great y inferior to that of the Government road on the main- land. Our cars are necessarily nai~ row and low, and hence our first-

is had for two cents per mile on the mainland.

excuse for contin ° 'than lo r

Ilijglillor

5: gomengtivg f shoesniiostrio -'th 1-be tocach

,,__" Government which they Voppose,iand Jg,P¢mn&c¢, ~ ° P

, _Qi which concession was not made them The frequent bath of summer time

mf, by a Government they had supported. 1197*' _¢h°k5°d! 1:12; W0; °°° t° "°’§f°]_ f ` B PB U18 QU 'I YO ` f . (0)) We are pleased to and tim. Mr. ,1,h_e§,,s ,_,,,,~, his 3 spisniiianfiffiiii, Can be made into beautiful Flower- Urns, all sizes, _ ` Pf1<=°<i “HS Hr- _ f 6-inch to 18 Inch diameter For-“sale£&p

Prove a clothing store by its sei-ge

suits. If you are fond of e ° ti

protect you till you do find out. The fabric mustn’t shrink li I'

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and so held by carefully placed stays and ltid ol ti h tha °

class are actually less comfortable' T50 001! WI! $0 keep people moving thru mmy of the sec0nd_c1“s can on' inward and white goods moving outward

the Intercolonial.We have beenin fact iv°Y:° h1‘f:P_u§f:fi9:°°u';_’°g:')%ei‘i’;f:';;-fi;

P°Yi”8 5"9t*_’l*” f“"°° fm' °°c°°d'°1”° .move next, and then comes the mer- O

accommodation- We pay three wuts ciimdise movem¢ni.._J.is. Paros it Co. per mile for comfort no greater than 'hU,“__'_we.Pu; an ul, - ¢°;d.y_ .

fresh cardoad ot canvass covered, brass

be nits i°“‘is?»i :airing non;

'dies-.u»»'_ aim &.f'§i'°iii~°u¢if°ria»».'“" :

saironebracss

can make them. Prices away

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JULY~ B39

$10 000 WORTH 10 BE SOLl) THIS Nm

Discounts fro 1 to

SALE ENS JULY 31st

.a¢ DOORS OPEN AT 7 30 A I1 J

All goods sold for cash or wool taken inexchange Having gust completed our Hrst year ui business, we think our many

_ customers for the liberal piironage extended to us; and take this op

portunity of celebrating our lirst anniversary by giving you some 'ati bargains this mogth

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xperimen ng. `

0 take our wordf i

r, or t.they try a siore's metal. Color must be right_yot cant

tell all about thatlunder a month. We “'

_ -some ne ines

we sponge twice, and 'we are sure of alL

But chief point is the tailoring. A sum~. W , mer suit, light in weight,‘soon looks like a ra unless so alia ed in the makin

mu ues aces, trtmust

keep shapely. We have collars and Iapels hand~felled-that holds them.

Now the prices-well, come and see.- J aa. Paros & Co. `

;ii°?_iii¢a,_____ swf 5;() pairs that _3 mannfaetgir foénd on hand

The tact that these conditions have °° _°" * P *U "Wd 3 er 3 ri 0 gpg Wgrq-1 “Hel-ed ug

'missed for s ning iam. is cemiiii so ,,,““m°m"§, "i’;,f,,,‘§‘, the loigwleggot them at our cgi: pmeé We are P1 wed thzffhe mtwrnfu; And are now on sale 65 75 So and $1 00 the

- - -, '~ e _~ f"'°~ "_, __ are Fl alwa worth 25 r cent more

been brought up. and if it should pnpgacea shesesiaaél ioniga &iids, w “_ y ya P9

result in even a partial remcval of the ,|4?_‘_*;_'_‘h°Y '° °‘;°‘;T; ' rn atwo __ 3m?»P-

iilléqualiti we shall be glad to ,pug g°H'_*_';9“*b‘“’°l .__

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_WE HAVE OPENED TODAY *"4 °f » Ladies Fine Lace and Battened Boots in Tal*nd cos was 1~ f

mf- "'0i\"r' Lad;€o§'5e< Color

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Oxfords with black trim-i

mines-very

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