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THE GUARDIAN CHARLOTTE'.l.0WN ABRIL17 i899.

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Mr. Bulmer returns to pay further attention to Sir Wilfrid himself, tell- ing how he had loved him and ex tolled him, only to be basely betrayed. H say

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Lieutenant

I went about Nova Scotia for mopt_l{is er of me Bmigh Gund; bgmg wg; 1|;

before the election iciuring him i e ~

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Ai-mia in

Godfrey, the

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p' ` _' . I ‘Boston police court on Monday. He

AN ANG” PK0mBm0N'ST` Cordorcet in constructive '1°l1ll.i'~_ bk” B e n had been arrested at the close of the

Rosseau in enthusiasm and de_sire_to 1 ~ _ t - h 1-, 31' _ Bg

Mr. John T. Bulmer, of Halifax,

barrister and probibitionist, senu`S THE GUARDIAN a letter which is far too long for our short columns, but we would like to give our readers a. taste of his qual.ty. Mr. Bulmer ex- presses hiuiself with great force and some degree of bitterness against the Laurier government for their refusal of prohibition. He had been their supporter for a time, and had once, inl8c7 contested Cumberland against Sir Charles Tupper himself. He had hoped that on the mandate given in the plebiscite the Laurier govern- ment would have given us prohi- bition. He finds now,litting exposi- tion for their refusal in Victor Hugo`s History of a Crime, and in Mangin’s History of aCheat. Ani yet, says Mr. Balmer, “the government did not become criminal all at once.”

In the beautiful ritual of one of our

tempeiance orders we are told that

“unwavering lideiity is a better advo-_i

cate than violent denunciation.” No one doubts' Mr. Bulmer’s fidelity to

temperance- and prohibition. Wel

could wish that he had abated some- what of the violence of his denuncia- tion. He now thinks that the gov- ernment have acted 'with deliberate periidy and treachery in all their deal- ings with the temperance people. We quote :

It appears to me that the government

in dealing with the question of prohi- bition have acted from first to last on the great _maxim of Charles I. which was, “tp put something into his treaties which might give color to refuse all that was.in other things granted and to make them signify nothing.” To the credit of the English race. be it said, a scaffold darkening one of the chambers at Whitehall was the end of that kind of dealing with the nation, and may we, in the seventh generation here in Can- ada, prove ourselves worthy of our fathers bv metinz 'ut to the present government exactly the same fate.

If Mr. Bnlmer is- severe upon the

government he is none the less seve rel upon those so-called prohibitionists in;

parliament who have now become the? government-’s apologists for refusing; to obey the expressed will of the ma- ! jority. We quote again : 3

The members we sent to support thel

government have in their ccnsciences sprung a sudden leak and have drifted! back into neutrality or joined the maliv-' nants of the government _

In most of the speeches which I have f

'read they paw and mammock the ques-f tion in the interests of the government; like a tavern biscuit. Put a hound in 3 the presence of a deer and he springs, at its throat if he is a true blood-hound. § Put a genuine p°rohibitionist in parlia- ment and he would spring at thef throat. of the present government, or? any party standing between him andl

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'the suppression of the liquor traffic:

But with a lotof more-nary _noise ma- hors such as we have supporting the? government, Canada is nothing but al rummaging bag into which each _ man! thrusts his hand. Everyone of them; are ill at ease over the betrayal- feels; himself a fraud and knows himself We sent them there to suppress the liquor traffic, not to lie 'around the doors of the _ministers like? a-lotoit lame beggars uniting' to' popl- intoany Bethesda which offers. May

th live and die in aervile conditionl

lioringsfor which they have held out their heads.

S By “the borings” is to be under- stood a reference to the method in the days of Moses by which a man voluntarily became a slave, and his master bored his ear vith an awl in token of the agreement. Having thus disposed of the recreant prohibi- tionists who have become the apolo-‘

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All-wise has sei between man and the _achievement of every noble purpose. lblo thought ever entered my mind that at t‘.ie head of ~a govt-.rnment with boundless patronage, cunningly hiding his time, he would come down to Par- yliament and deliver a message in answer to the solemn vote pf the people nioie fatal to liberty than anything

S uarts.

Mr. Bulmer sums up the cost at

which the will of the people in the plebiscite was 'declared-$250,000 in taking the vote; a million expended in the canvass and another million on election day. “Write it in letters as high as the R-ockey Mountains that

on the patriots of a nation and with

has in view. Of that-, however we

gists and slaves ofthe government,‘

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while two thirds were imported under

the general tariff The rate of dutyi _-Y _ C' I . ‘_ if N I L ‘ Dtlllble b&l'l'6l '10 l

_ N .nuzz oad-»

on tbel tt, ~ ' Q d 30.92 c t » f‘€` _ ' ing from 5.50i

and in the izremfeiiieiiitiial class`PF2r6 ptr Wanted ! _ Singletbarrel Breech' load-

cent.

_ _¥___, _ _Wl:i_cn_a baby

-so lei” -" .. *fi '_ . ` -_ \-"

vo' v sfiigqéf/

t-\ fond belief that \ an angel is Liss

= ~ ingit Nowoman "` attains th

as \- . e

.__ prerne joy of wo-

__ __ _fshe knows the

_ ,)'\. _ caressing touch

J) ;~f _ gf a' first- born’s

"_ __ _ ',-f,/g:/'T'- rf ngers. No wo- _.:__` v']‘/,°"°,'_;7,_ifi1§ man knows the '_-~ supreme sorrow _. _~..'.- of womanhood

<l<lle["Q}‘-/I/ gntil she sees her ’.“ “ " ` t ` aby in the cold

Th H; '__ §!n_bracch<_>f death.

ousan s o women ai y ac ievc wo-

me.nhood’s supremest joy, only to meet, a few days or weeks or months later, its , supremest sorrow.` This is because so - many babies are born into the world w-ith “ the seeds of death already sown in their little bodies. If a woman would have healthy, robust children. strong and able to withstand the usual little illnesses of

phildhpod, she must “look before she

eaps.’

If a woman will take the proper care of

her health in a womanly way, during the period cg prtl>_spective maternity, she may

otect' ersc against much pain andlsnf-

gring and _possible death, and insure the

l;;enltl:i_of£i.her_ ct\_1£l_d._ , Fayorite

scrip ours egfeatesto -a me _'cities

for prospe_ctr_ve`motliers. It acts dt!e¢tly

on the delicate a d :tan

» _ n_ impo t organsthat

bear the burdens of maternity and makes them strong, healthym/igorous and elastic. It allays inflammation, heals ulceratio'n,' aoothespain and -tonesthe tortur`cd"ncfvcs. . It banishes the usual' discomforts of the expectant period and makes baby’s advent to this world easy and almost- painless. It insures an ample supply of nourishment. It is the greatest known nerve tonic and invig_orator for women. All good dealers sell it. Say “No” d st' k t: ' ` li

sir; ' t - smiles in its sleep ‘__ ' it is the rnother’:s

\:-:_ ‘ _E ` ` ' n 7 ¢ - =o, _ _ _ ‘ _ _ ' ‘ {'\"i"i%~ ~‘ ` `_ ‘ ~

,;` `~ o `_ ' \ ' 511.

-,, _ manhood until

an ic o_ it w cn

tir_ged_ to accc t a substitute said t_o be ‘Just _as good as Dr. P-ierce’s Favorite Prescription.” _

“ I had rniscarried twice and was so weak I

could not stand on my feet," writes Mrs. Minnie Smith- P. M.. of Lowell. Lane Co.. Oregon. “I tool: t_wo bottles of Dr. Pierce‘s Favorite Pre- scription aud now have a healthy baby and am stronger than for twelve years.” _The quick constipation - cure - Doctor Picrce’s Pleasant Pellets. Never gripe.

Accept no substitutes or imitations. ~

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overcoat, etc., act from

@0@¥ pring Trade i

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The time has come when you should look up _your wardrobe and se how you are fixed for spring war. In the event of you deciding to invest-in a suit or

promptly by ordering the Same

_‘|31 Tailor F600-I

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done in England by the worst of the__

' If you own alot or'have this money saved to buy one

_ The Birkbeck Company

- will assist you to builda home permitting repayment in EASY

MONTHLY instalments, not exceeding the amount usually

- ~ paid for rent.

' ligious purpose.” Lieutenant Godfiey

The Birkbeck Investment and Savings! Go. wg, tba m°3;”\-prf59d.»ma,n- 'm Bggwn, . 1 _ _°°|°lt°| 2»°°°»°°°' ‘_ ` ~ when arrested, and know nothin about,

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|'|0RA¢E HASZAR U, 2'.‘.°,.l2§’. ..§“§l.,'2if1‘¥’e“”,i1§§§&? 'Sit

concer given by is an io the stni_

SGPV0 U19 Public. like ane ind herogsig _ - ‘ theatre. at thu instance 0! tho N- E and moral vrandeur: even escii e ' - '

,, _ _ Sabbath Protectivelcague, by Ollicei'

him like Luther standing between the _ _ ~ 383,195 of t|,9.1;qu~,,- fqnad, Un _a Wm; the living and ‘he dead _ pliiint charging him with

and drawing sirengih and succor fiom. _ . '. Sunday April 2, mg statute; 'of f“;“;f“§r ‘xiii ti; v 2. by -tot

eca o ouutuins o . ' 1 v V -

STOP PAYING RENT

manager or person in charge of a play _and public diversion. to wit a public concert instrumental

sic, than and there on the” I_»ord"s day.-

Park theatre, saidplay and public di-__

inusic, nor an entertainment given by* religious or charitable iocie the pro-`

voted exclusively to a charitable or re__

Agent- guilty. and Otiicer Tewhart _tsstilied that

Foul f ' ' ' - I - ~

n ormation on application. with Oliicer bearles he attonded'll\0

Mch8 . _ concert specified, and that it was notgu ...__

has spoken, not without cause, oor- Lime, Ammonia or any 1n_] urious ingredients, and to test 13

tainly, but with a violence that may P31' 39111; C3,1‘b0n10 Agld. A perhaps tend to defeat the object he

Halifax, N. S.. March 28th, 1899.

their vet_o defy the majority of the 1\,[@Sgr3_ DEARBORN & C0” _ s _ _ ` ,__,-gf,-g_‘, __ P°°‘l;l:_ Lava given our __e___d______ ___ _“te ‘ G’ENTLEMEN_:--¢I-.have examined a' -sample of_`__|l___¢_gi_°-_yi t ' x _ .. _ and only a taste, of Mr. Bulmer’d burn S Perfsct Baking Pnwder and and It a' pure

q,,,_1i,y,,,, shown i,,1,,,,1,,,,,e,_ He Cream Ta.rtar_Powder,'-_ FREE _from Phosphates, Alum. ` cu if _ _ _

(signed) MAYNARD BOWMAN, B. A

leave our readers to judge. ‘ - Government Official Analyist. .fi ” 'W0 h°'°_°l@'8° ewfiméni

' ___..._..._ _ _ _ _ _ of Guns, which we have very oooriy one third of the don- (For the sake of comparison, we give the oflicial test- of marked an small advance

able imports into Canada last year Royal Baking Pgwdgr, which is 1274 P31' gent.) .I _ on cost for example. came in under the preferential tarid, ` - ’ Single baffel 111112219 1095?

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S wanted at the counter--wanted

in the ohice'-wanted in your -

__ ” _ advertising. `

_ You _

_ _ _Supply Them _

In buying your stock, in sell-

" ing your 2oods,in making your

i upply Them -

- - I - .» _- ' f in your adverti=ing. We’ll_ _

' _ _I I make it pay you. If your _

1 _ business issniall make itlarge f _

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collections. It costs you time and money. For a little we mean A LITTLE remuner-

ation. - '

-if ita'large,"mado it greater. ~ Wo’ll change your ad. as often ’ as you _like-do it so as to_ 5

_ __ _ mags- _it fetch buginess. _

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the _largest la all idea t SIG World? liniiaeide-or rn:

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sacred concert and that Mr. Godfrey

we carried one hundred and twenty " _ was 'the leadiarof the band. Ollincr lconstituencies in Canada,” and for ' ’ ’ ' `

_ Searles said he knew nothing until bun-_ M J E

what? "All has been frustrated by _ _ ` _ iday about Mr. Godfrey betng_ernployed fourteen men called the government ‘ - as conductor bv Mr Harris Judge

*not men but indeanable Phantoms ` Burke df glided, afig-1' ’ carrying ,out a. horrible task. . . ° ° ¢ » I Tat; wld h(;°;hth“£{h° £»{W°_5__ '1_‘:_"°°§y _h::_° ‘ D of »° liiiiiiiinllnelniiilinul lillorlivilcl iP ill 1| is fi

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given in a certain playhouse called the

version not being a concert of sacred E

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what a pass has Canada come that Y Godfrey was__ mihaige _ . Admwuou 15,, fourteen men shall impose themselves ' ‘ ` - Leonora af,8 o*olock.

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We keep nothing but Am-

of all grades price 30c lb up

Shot, Wads etc.

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There’ s only - One Bicycle

Doctor _ '

He’ll do your wheel as it should

done.

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, Ol , _ Honest ”' i ”“"

RICE

Doctor. i ,

Shop

i _receive careful and prompt at-

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nr m crate Appl to Mrs. E Palmer Petl»rl1I1£,

ll Qaeoi St orH James almer Ch1‘o-vn Noi Gold D t

~ ' - -' " Household won- .$3.22 ¥~;s.?.::%i2a::;r:°' Ere"

H ETUH ' ' _ ; ' ~ Sapolio,

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& the f?i>tiiln§)1iividThIi‘aill:lt,e r;it(\ii?i-ntecd scrub Bras es;

_ naaaxsrnas. f-~_,» " the Malreque Road about ten ii-iinl s°°v° P°h°h’

Boliitoi-s;Notariss Public, kalfonsy urea walk from Post f 0506. For Father duswn’

Morris _?ui_ldin¢, _ ; __ ;_vnootioy.- $63808

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