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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETLlWN° PRINCE EDT# ARD ISLAND JUNE 18. 1900

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White Ce ie Shoes 1.00. _

All sizes of womens VVhite Canvas Shoes in stock at $1.00 a pair heel and neatly made.

A Better,

Quality $1.50.

very neat-soft soles and dainty wood heels.

An ideal warm weather s ‘

shoe. e

Alley li Go,

Queen Square,

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

. DR. GORDBN ALLEY

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

O%O‘§fO§»O GRADUATE MCGILL 3UN|VERSlTY Omoo and Residence,Dorchester Street Ea=t,

0mceHours,9.tol0a. m.,1 to 3,aud 7 to 8

p. ul.

Prompt attention given to country rails.

emmeneemenl

iixeieises

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TUESllAY._l|lNE Iillh.

A varied and interesting program

consisting of Music, Operetta, Reci- tation, Drills, Tableau, etc., has been prepared.

Doors open at 7 .30 p. m. Exer-

cises to begin at 8 p.m.

Admission 25 cents. Tickets for sale at Reddin Brothers.

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This week we cfer

Upton’s Marmalade in 1 lb pots, 15c-

each or two pots for 25c.

In 7 lb. pails only 7 Oc each.

Keiilei-'s Dundee Orange Marmalade

in 1 lb. jars 20c each or 2 pots for

35c. Also 7 soldered tins 956 each.

Cairn’s Ginger and Pineapple Mar-

malade in 1 lb. glass jars 25c each'

or 2 jars for 450. '

All the above are first-class new

goods just received in stock at

Beer dc Cioffs

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e ~ Opens July ist.

giahing. Cuiseue

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:ind btlildilliudienezsstr:iiisiicl1§l:i levenin England' to Wh°m the slight' sunnnerside, Currie-'S Bookstore-D. K. est movement on the Dart of Russie-is

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MONDAY. JUNE 13. 1900.

_ i ~ f A WURD WITH THE “EXAMlNER."

The other day the esteemed Examiner,

speaking of the recently enacted Prohibi- tion Act said:

“The Act to prohibit the Sale of intoxi-

cating liquors in a fraud and a humbug."

Much of the same sort of denunciation

time to time. We deeplyfgegret the fact.

eqzoneut and organ of the Conservative party in this Province, but surely it doeul not fairly represent that party in this im-

portant matter. The facts are decidedly against any such hasty conclusion and go to show that it is not representative of

the party attitude. What are ths facts? That the temperarice organizations, made up of men and women of both parties, the evangelical churches composed ofmeii and vvomendiffering in political opinions, and

successive plebiscitesof the electorate em- bracing all shades of religion and political feeling have endorsed the principle of pro- hibition. YVhy then should theExaminer, as a party organ stand out to denounce the very first attempt to crystallise that

great principle into law?

But the facts go much further than we.

have already stated. In the Legislature the representatives of the Conservative

party, comprising almost half the jHouse, gave their support to the principle of the Bill. They went, much farther. in proposing and supporting by their votes amendments designed to

make it more stringent and effective. And we have seen that in Manitoba the Conservative Premier, Hon. Hugh

John Macdonald, son of the greatest Conservative leader that Canada has yet

produced, introduced and carried into law a measure framed on the samelines as was

introduced and by the Liberal Government here and carried by the joint vote of both

parties.

THE GUARDIAN claims some right to

speak for the prohibitionists of P. E. Is- land and we believe that as a. body they

strongly endorse the legislation recently enacted here.We haveinodoubt that some,

perhaps many, would gladly have seen a more stringent law enacted, but the gen- eral feeling is to accept what We have

got as sound in principle and making a

great stride toward advanced temperance legislation. Among scores of letters re~ ceived from prohibitionists in all parts of the Island we have yet to receive the

first onc taking other grounds than those

just stated, or criticising the law in a hos- tile spirit. We therefore conclude that the Examiner’s hostilityto the Prohibition Act is not inspired by prohibitionists or temperance men within the party of which it is the exponent, and that its attitude of hostility toward the Prohibition Act mis- represents and is calculated to injure the Conservative party before the coun-

try.

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EUBELL LINE

via North and South Sydney. Live stock on deck and produce under- deck .Carried at low -rates.

-For further information as to

freight or-passage apply to, e

N. RATTENBURY,

} Currie. Milmlgef- _ pregnant with sinister significance, and

°`\l)°"$&“° j‘ubert°“ B°°l`°`t°’°°_G' S' Sir Claude has been adversely criticiz ` _I uttait. Agent. _ d _ ____ gon,-,S E,,_§r_ Te|,;.ph0n@ Office _ R_ Seaman, ed by them as being far too suave an _ A N

Agent complaisant in his attitude towards ‘ I ¢-,

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J. E. i3. iircii . in J. P. Hoon that DOWN- But Hwre m°d°fa©° ms” Pl‘°° °P°°°'

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Editor. ;Busiiiess who have been watching the course of Thursdg f

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events in China admit that Sir Claude pubh inthe right man in the right place, and _ _ =’=

that he has been as firm in his dealings . with both China and Russia as the policy f

Fill

;e;e.e;:e.e.e;e§: :;.ii°;.e;i;'.i..°e.i Pleiiiii view Him, iimpiei. P. E- lim

British fleet in. Chinese waters, and it PI.°0pl'iUt0I"

was not unknown to the Imperial au; This Hotel, situated in one of the mos,t beautiful 'parts cf Prince'

. Elward Island has become a favorite resort.

d i ll h ld to t t . .’ _ ~ - _

33”; lilgtoa mir °{1a:;;_ Hegxxnwg unmitgaisthin a atone’a throw of a splendid beach, where the bathing ia gxliihf W be" “W” 359°” W “‘d“°° The Hotel il comfortably furnished and a good table is provided, v

81120 UMC “D011 evacuation the Pleasant View hotel ia distant from Charlottetown about I9 miles' by

place should be secured to China, and ‘ Bonehaw The drive e one of the prettiest to be had. From Crapnd failing in that, Russia endeavored to the distance is four miles. Coach meetathe boat at the latter plan gg wg.

ey _passengers to the_ Hotel. lntoudingvieitore mai make arranggmgngg by

'rsung Li Yemen. sir. claude Mae- *'1_°\°£‘°'-F*1°._P'°P"°°°'_°r hy ooqswvz It The :miner Mice. ' ' “.z.‘;.“.1.s.f:.°.';i:‘;.i‘;:..iii.:...“'"°. _ Mi” -his to

id th British G0 t if th snrrua P|’QP|’|‘tOI'»

8|). 8 V8l'IlIll€l1 8 COD' June d tt'

and misrepresentation has appeared ln#

the Examiners editorial columns from;

Thelixnrnineris regarded asthe principal l

piles. I strongly recommend Dr. _ Chase' Ointment to mothers, or indeed

e Toronto.

` The Steamship Greetland is duei' l i - _ » ¢ _ herefroni Montreal Tuesday, 19th A - V ig inst., and sails for St. John’s, Ndd., p 1 | ` I Vp |4» A p ’

of the British Government would permit.

quires is shown by the history of acquisi

thorities that the Russian diplomatists.

delay the signing of the lease by the

vention was not signed by that tiine. He

place in any way she thinks Bt as a base

due to the tact of Sir Claude that Lord Salisbury was enabled to retreat from the deadlock into which the negotiations

Zanzibar, the Niger territories and the

(Chicago News.) f

A certain minister said during his dis-

The following day one of his dock dis-

covered the good man pushing a lawn mower about his yard, and paused to say

cure for plies In Europe and America

the Old Country have tried most every

to any person sudering from that dread torment--piles."

Physicians and druggists recommend

Dr. Cha.se’s Ointment as the one pre- paration that will never fail to cure piles. It is guaranteed to positively cure piles, whether itching, bleeding, or protruding. 60 cents a. box, at all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates and Co..

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UFFICE IRESIDEIIBE-K l Si-. em iiuiiiiig. °° A lm

Office H »urs-8 to 10; 12 to 2;

6 to 8.

1 TELEPH ONE 233.

Efay 17 _ _

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R. hla0llElLL, ll. D.

Havintg 3q years expirience in the .practice of

his pro esszion may consulted on all the branches of General Medicines including the specia ties. - ‘ _Omoo and Residence, Prince. Street, 3rd dodr above Kindergarten HalL

Hours toxxa.m Ito and 8

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0FF'||lE-‘-ilimlnnyfaldo.. New Pro~se_1sleek. Figuaeer ea ge;

""'""““""""""' THE GUARDIAN ”‘*“°““°”“"

A very prominent figure in the diplo . nf _ -1 , ; , I

An Independent Journal, untrammelled matic world at the present critical Wg 5|-3 puggmg out are gwm N” “m'f‘cti`°n_ I "

S ondf@=\rlf=sS:oii11i1i8t0 be juncture in China is sir Claude Max- If 0 , gg .

Jus , lmoartlnl, Reliable Neway, wen McDonald, the British Minister y u xpect to have one this summer, you will have to send in your

seeking at all times to further the besé. iplempobenuary at Pekin According to orderflmcklyi q\lfUff\f=y llmlmd- -

the people, and f@°08\1i2@ late despatches the Boxers and their h d Very convenient for carrying, takes pictures 3§ x 3% inches-Three plate \

. ol ers. _ --___

The P¢°p1¢°» Paper. SY“;j’°‘h"te';is";"“ S:;’““ lfhtlg eg*

P iw..-ii a. . ai N » Pre - ma °“.° '“p°’_“°° I “’“ 3 WIIITIIU Y0ll Ill ._ ._ ' H L Bieiik,'Nei-ei:;i.i;`P<°;iseiiin¢@,eil the hif df>“'° his Summer mldeflce 8° P°kl“~ T Nl “F TH! -; N T E

lo " t , Y ll,” l' :- Sir Claude has occu led his present R 33,3512.,,;.,,;,.§).tSnn&a§ as mucous soar in nrrmis __

séi1‘§‘i‘*.IZ»‘.ii.’li,-“iiiitienliioiii;s;'iiihe;> ' 189°»=°<‘ fe f= ='=~=~1}>'_ admfiied that TOGETHER WITH--..

pier );I"i$§f-I-211;; in ad{_'}i:iice(.‘ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _“$135 hehas looked after British interests as 'e ' ' t' _ _ ' _ -

$1.23; iii a<i\iiiii¢if_._`ii_I_i`.".)..li`il.lir_si.oo §fl;,“§,s'°c,}x;m2°£:c;fSS;°;°,;°”s§:,'§‘;; ~

Branch offices be the ideal of a dipiomaeise, being Bufthofamous `VV'E]'.|C7C>]\¢[.E SSAP

have been `estahlished_ at the following courteous, observant-, keen, retentive and Save the Wrappers. . places where subscriptions niiiy_ be pai , and reucelm There is a party buy- news f isl d, dvertisi ob work ‘

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THE WELCOME SOAP C0. Sl John. ll- E.

_ Charlottgtown, June 9th,x9oE> d&vZ3mgdm 1 3

course one Sabbath morning: ‘fln each iJ|me 4 dtfj blade of grass there is a sermon.” . _ _ I Cuigdg gg

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That he can be firm when occasion re-

gained hispoint, and the result is that _ 1 ` 1 1 GreaeBriraini1ssfuiirightseo.useeiie_ CCC(cC3)C(` J )*“) 33

of defence or attack. It was, moveover,

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be a combination of quality

'mpossible to_' enumerate addi- our stock as it airives but

Hive a géllélal

e Sp _ -‘trade left ourstock ina low state

,;b,§,f0re,tho_0p_9_;11ng ot navigaticn.buz .wc fully expect re6q];Ii§erp§p.ts of the ‘trade from’ this

7 &§§§`Beéi¥i_ve Lumber Yard. - `

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We have made our season’s purchase. The ill

is always firstand uppermost-and we never

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with Russia about PortArthurhad fallen. I I

Sir Claude Macdonald has had a long ` p ' `

training in the Imperial service, having , been, entrusted with special missions at J Q

Niger coast. He has also had military ex- L9\V9 5

per' , <1 ‘ eh E e' _ excepted paigfii i§ei,w§i;msua§in iiiliitigiff Imported Direct From the Warburton Tea Estate. v1;1rom

1884,and was Military Attache to the fl Cairo agency from 1882 to 1887. He was i 01'

born?" 123-52.21116 is theref0re¢0mnarative~ The most popular and best seller in Canada. “pn” '““ ly a young man for an Ambassador. » T|gm5h

All the leading grocers in town and country now sell Haszard's FN”

V Practicable Preaching. fehe~g€auine“BI={_A.EI]lt[I1Nr.” iiii"l°ei'if

Ask for It and see that you get it.

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“Wel1, parson,I’m glad to say you en-° _ _ _ . , lg L gagesl in cutting your sermons short." umm f

i ' day at

A V. t' For anyting in Men’s Wear from a Collar Button to an Overccat. hy ng

uc Our stock is large and well selected and our prices the most reasonable are fn-

_ White_Dreu Shirts, colored Skirts, soft front and laundered fronts. l From

of Fl l F1116 Silk f¥‘0I1lZ Sllll'li8. , fm gn- 1

New safe Fianna shire eo ww with white colin. I ax and

Fu, 2° Y“n_A comum smfu* ‘mm Light Balbriggan Underwear, double thread, 751: and $1.00 per suit. TOWN

gums ,M pmmmms p||,._¢,..°¢ Cashmere Hose, cotton hose, from l0c ii F'°m by Br. ¢haso's Olntlnont' Neckwear in endless variety from 5c topS1.00 T033 “dt 8 synas

In vain did Mrs. Jas. Brown, of Hin- V Braces in every desirable make from l5c to 7 5c.i l ll ay f°I1b\11‘€h. 1168-1' Ottawa, search for. a. Our Taloring Department is infull blast. argtH1,?(I)';i-ax'

she tried every remedy available, but - BRUCE fu' it remained for Dr. C11ase’s Ointment ' At BALI! AX

..._ Gordon 6: McLellan- .

to effect a. cure. Line for BOSTON

ponstanit sufferer from nearly every ' élI!l;;{£';1?}

orm of piles for the last twenty years, i ' . and during that time both here and ln ` V ___ THE MEN S OUTF[TTERS° ` 24 hours later

remedy. ` 'e -Q ._ - ‘_ ._ ,_ _

“I am only doing justice to Dr. _I *H-9'/"-'f<“

Chase’s Ointment when I say _that I T093 Lkffi

believe it to be the best remedy ob- I I 'frgnk Caugdmn tainable for bleeding and pretruding _ W y td P E I R,"1'”».’

Sounds of Activity

AT TI-I IEE seamen me on

BEE HI

Almost daily we are receiving additions to

our stock. Already we have landed three cargoes made up of almost every size of dimension lumber

in Hemlock and Spruce.

To THE Buvnns’ iNTEizEs1~s

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Pr ces 50 75c. and

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pan.v’s Steamers in Uni ed S airs

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-Hers until Thursday f J one inai. for the onine photographer tue, instruments, now to be seen in graph rooms, North Square, Charlottetov

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15th. Special

satisfactory rates quilt of? S Brown, Revere

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