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,THE GUA an

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r_ ..s_ issued every Homing , er rm: ov.urm.4.v rvsusmxo co

trorntheiroﬂce in thecaxllox Bnocx Bnaxcn 3:-rrcas-central street. summer-side

U. III. a Albarton Bookstore. uain Street : G.I.Cx.anll

H I t. lain Street-R.8:axax. Ianacer Irhsoalylloraing Paperinthe Province. Delivered on the lreakfaattahies orthecity and ailovertherrovinoe by noon, Ternaa-one year .................... .. atﬂ .. at any-a¢aaII.O-u'.IO0bIO w.;8lng:‘0opics. ............... .. scents Id hushed Thursda . i TerriaIa—Per°;eia’.I- ...... ....... .. y 01.! " Whenpaidin advauosm... IN I. slllﬂﬁ one a a O a s aaoeae J X3“ Semi-weekly Iditlcn. bllshed on‘ mn Y" em .. I;EaO II'i.IO.I‘O.I. 8 “ ~OOIIsesgIIIIOOlOI0 Advertising rates furnished on appltcacgahi. B.D.HlGO ‘ 3.9.:-loo Editor and Hanging l Business

Wit ‘ﬂoating lhuaidiih:

JULY 7, 1892. ,

The Funny Side of Advertising.

We live in an advertising age. Adver- tisement writing has become a science and the advertisement writer a professional. Now-a-days in big cities no ﬁr-st class es- tahlishment is without its well paid adver- tising manager. Some exceedingly clever work is done in this branch of modern literature. One of the best humorous papers in Ameria isimued by a largedry goods establishment in Brooklyn, and no advertisements but its own appear in its pages. Even in our own little Island ad- vertising has made great strides in the last few years, and while it is still capable of developmeut,it has ceased to be always dry reading. Indeed, sometimes it h scanned as eagerly as some of the non- advertising columns.

it’;

Of course there are tendencies in the advertising crase which we must regret. For instance, we objectto it in the pol- pit. The church is no place for secular announcements which can be just as well made in the press.

The custom however shows little sign of abatement, and where it will end if much longer continued, it is hard to foretell. A few weeks ago we actually heard a prominent divine in the United States read an announcement from his pulpit to the eﬂect that “ a respectable colored man in this congregation wishes a situation as Janitor. He is willing to make himself generally useful about the house.” Whether or not the clergman received any

thing towards the church funds for mak-l

ing this advertisement we did not ascer- tain; he certainly did not add much to the dignity of the pulpit. If this thing goes on much longer we may expect‘: to see pulpit space rented to advertisers at so much a panel where the virtues of Castorig Surprise Soap, and sundry cough mixtures can be held up to the prayerful consideration of the worship-

pal. O.‘

Ofcouraeif thepulpit indulgesinad- vertising the church papers may be par- doned if they sometimes take a novel departure in the persuasive art. The following stanza from an American Sun- day school paper, however, while laugh- able in a way, will strike most people as an audacious specimen of misguided talent:

Hark, the Herald Angels sing,

Beecham’s pills are just th_¢_s‘t§jl_;_%:,--vs"

PM on mild,

T“? and one for child. - "Itc-anatleastbe saidthat thisis one kind ofadverﬁng thatisreadand which P3!'- '

‘I- *5

To come back to the pulpit ’ it may be saidthattheamericaupulgithas an ex- cuse-if a poorexcusecan be bettc lhanl ncuc—for its advertising customs', which doesnothold good here; Amerian pa’- puaarenotexpeetcdtolivsonthcgloryl of advertising everything the churchgeta upfrea ofcharge or even at If the American church; have a concert or an excursion and will to advertise in thcpressthsylnvetopay and are, pre- wanted the American’ ‘ pum ' ‘u asked—uotto turn his bminsu into a charityshop-—buttoput, lab hand iuhis pocket and pay his share like any other right thinking man.

9*-5

Andthis remiadsusof acustom pre- vailing here respecting free advertising, which savors so much of the fake busi- nemthatitshoeldonly needtoberefer- redto ones to stop it. A concsrt,for in- stanee,is arranged for. It mustbe ad- vertised. The merchants of the cﬁy have advertising contracts with the papers and are permitted to change their adrs. fre- quently. This the concert committee know. They make out a list of mprchants upon whom they call and request that they will give up their space for a day or twotothe committee iuwhich toadver-

tias the concert or whatever it may be, 19”“ ‘8°'

sotlntit cost nothing. The mer- chant consents, writes out the order, receives thethanksofthafcommittee for his “charity"andthe unfortunate news-

. services were notreqnired, a bowl has

THE LEGISLATURE Lnisnlnn cum. um.

Mr. C.urrnrLr..—No, no. I may in reply to his honor the President state the difference between this Bill and the one sent up by the Sullivan Gov- ernment. The present Dominion Gov- ernment have been trying to extend the. franchise, but the Government of

4 Hon. Alexander Mackenzie tried to

disfranchise the young men of this Island and it was a Conservative Senator, Hon. T. H. Haviland, who succeeded in getting the Bill changed and allowing our young men to retain their rights. Oh freedom, what crimes are committed in thy name ! I do not believe one word about the shovels be- ing taken from men on the Railroad because they were Grits, for I know that supporters and relatives of my hon. colleague are employed on the Railway. Citing one or two cases of dismissal does not prove anything, we know not what misconduct these men may have been guilty of. If the Dominion Government had no power to dismiss cﬂicials guilty of misdeeds, what a state the Service would be in soon! But because one or two men were dismissed, the Government make that an excuse for disfranchising seven or eight hundred men. In 1887 I ran an election for the House of Commons, and nearly every Dominion oﬁcial in_ the City of ‘Charlottetown voted against me, but the Government did not interfere with those men. Some of the best Conservatives were dis- missed from oﬂice, one very strong Con- servative who worked for me. This shows that the Government are im- partial in dismissing men from the service, so the arguments of hen mem- bars in favor of this clause are without foundation. The Leader of the Gov- ernment aaid he could talk about boodling in the Dominion and Local Governments, but when I was in the Department of Public Works, I defy him to show there was any boodling; everything possible was let by tender. Under the present Government men are refused contracts although they send in the lowest tenders, on account of their political opinions. The Gov- ernment are trying to hide their work in the Land Ollice and the Public Works Oﬁice. The Leader of the Government says the men employed on the boats at Cape Traverse were driven like sheep to the polls, but what proof has he that those men did not vote as they did of their own free will? ‘ﬁre Liberal Party have been asserting that the Itailroad is over-stocked with oﬂicials but when the. Government attempt to dismiss any of them, a howl

missing them-__,_,B,elar..'“5“‘non. Mr. John Thompson have lied the courage to dismiss men whose

been raised thgtthose men were un- justly treated notices have been placed on the order book of the House of Commons asking the names of those men.- There was a great howl raised against the late government of the Island; it was said they kept too many men in the oﬁces, but how many men areﬁnow employed in the Public Works Department and Registry the Oﬁcel, Thepresent government cannot run the business of the country for the same amount as the late government, so

there-mast be a leak somewhere. The Cause, Arichat’, Port Hawkeshnry, Souris; P||'°‘l '0 P3110?“ “Id ll 5931500! 010* public interests must suffer, and the ﬁnancial aﬂairs of the country go to the 979,7

winds gn order that. party hangers on amnﬁ 89 P0"? H“'k°'l’m'!s Aricllbt and use

may be provided for. They have been

if the present legislation is a sample of their work, the sooner they are out of power again the better for

but he is voting to restore the mort-

tion in every district of the Island. The hcnrmember is very inconsistent in voting to restore the mortgage vote which he spoke and voted against two

mind. _

is raised against the government for _(_1ig.-1' Hoodgs Wm

Charlottetown and Summer-side.

a long-time eutsin the cold and we the route. Through is

must not betco severe on them, ‘-and .

the country. The hon. member for the Ch"'l°tt°t°w‘“’ April 20’ 1892‘ V’

.255; 1810 -1892 :;.v:;::: 22:22. ‘:2. Apotheearies Hall.

ENGLISH DRUGS and Chemicals.

Hair Brushes, Combs, Cloth Brushes, Tooth Mr. Donn.-—-I have changed my 351138» C°3D¢5¢%vD°1lI-¢'I'cIm, 61:. .

same election, thus placing the young men in a humiliating position. Many of our rich men are not intellectually the peers of the young men of the country. The President tells a “cock and bull” story about the shovels being taken from men shovelling snow from the railroad, but does any person believe that when a train was stuck,

the political complexion of the men employed to shovel snow would be

considered‘? Hon. members are mak- ing very trivial excuses for the fraud they are trying to perpetrate. I warn- ed them by pointing out the disaster which followed the party who intro- duced a Good Friday Bill on one occa-

need not expect anything better. Are they legislating in the interest of the country? No; they are lcgislsting to destroy the principles of freedom and try to keep one political party in pow- er. They are traitors to the liberties of the people of this Island.

Worth $1000

The Good Derived from

HOOD’S

éarsaparllla

..‘.‘.'.'. ll‘. Dyspepsia

The peculiar combination of stomach tonics and altcrative remedies in Hood's Sarsaparilla cannot be equalled, and

this superiority explains the wonderful success of

This Great Medicine in cases of D ‘s is, Indi tion and similar troubldspegrslr. T. A.g:’heeloclt, a well known citizen of Burlington, Vt., writes: ' " Six months ago I was badly run down and unable to attend to business. The principal trouble seemed to be due to indigestion and aggravated dyspepsia. I had no appetite,

Nothing Tasted Good

and what I did eat distressed me. Addedto this was a nervous disturbance. Physicism that I employed failed to reach my case. I grew worse, last ﬂesh and almost hope. One day I ran across a. testimonial for Hood's Sarsaparllla stating what it had done in what seemed to be a csfse similar to mine. I got a bottle and in three or four days saw that I felt better. Before I had ﬁnished the first bottle, was greatly improved.’ Rested better, - felt better, and knew I was

Better All Over

I continued with the medicine, and have taken two bottles and now feel better than at any time for the past live years. Fcelas hearty as when a boy. Have regained my ﬂesh, have good appetite, can sleep well, and any nerves are in excellent condition. I would not value a thousand dollars for what it did for me." T. A. WHEELOCK, Burlington, Vt.

Fully indorsed

“We have sold lair. T. A. Whcelock several bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparllla and have heard him tell in high terms of camp mendation what ithas done for him. I_ know

well of it." 1'‘. L. ‘ran &0o., ...n_naelsts, Burlington, Vt.

p Liver Pills an Ills, PICKFORD & BLACK i

.. -4 T/f.4>’,~<"'

V/ii/‘v.$“

,1, }_ 4 D’ "‘

Season 1892'.

Steamer-7‘_I.“a.stnet,” J. E. HOPKINS, Commander,

sail from Halifax every Monday Evening at 6To’clock, calling at

Returning, will leave" Charlottetown Thursday Evening for Halifax,

Lowest rates of freight to all ports on

' ls of ladiug granted

rts of call to United States,

Great Britain and Continent. For all otherinformation apply to

W. W. OLARKE, Agent.

DesbrIsay’s corner.

_C?N'. SALE.‘ "

'l‘on.s'r RsQursrrss—S soaps,

English, French and American Perfumery

sion, and the present Government

P.E.-I. l_l_‘l__lI-.llV;liFnl".

llaszald’s Ilnproved Price 450 per-lb.

c.AR'rr-:R's PRIZE I ‘WINNER Price 400 per ‘lb.

For Sale by

flea. larlerla

snED‘sME.N,_ Oh’town

01955“ HOYIE1 WA!!! §‘I'3IIf£ cHARLoT'r£1'owN, P. 5.1.

THIS house, long known to the public as the Osborne House, has, of late, undergonssutensive improvements in the entranceandotherwise, and willin the future be known as the Queen Hotel. Not only if its outward appears

uce be-

careful attention. . . We will be pleased to meet our old

P“'°.. ..:.r:::.z' W W " my ‘-°'

. . .=---.--..-35 ..“s“'£.'°..T'iT.'Ia“I'.a‘?§.'1i'.'xiZ°p.i“..‘§.?‘.'%‘?.§‘ Passengers and luggage freeof charge,

' Po P. ARGHIBALD.‘

, Proprietor. S -.pt.309l. I

1~"1ies. ‘Flies.

St. George vlﬂiarmacy

to Moagps-3L g_r:\;’*"__

Flies, Rods, Rcels,",I.ine’s, 00 .N _ AIdFishingGea.r, generally. ~ _’ -_ we will give some good a _—'"Nocrldstock,-—four .st_«3o'per cent discount?

- :5. ~ Come and sec Llnccwood Rods, they are of excellent __ I . ' ..

i'-'. use. navlss Drugglst.

STMR. HIRAMICIII I EAVES MONTREAL Monday, t3tli}une ‘P .3‘ xi‘ II , [‘ gs as ‘— ls , ‘uh July

u as . ca‘ .¢v

‘C _ CC CC ‘ A .

as ea at 23nd

u , u . u

u is I u _

u , {gas as

“- Charlottetown, Tuesday,

as as as

so g_.’ ' as

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IO . N 53 This Steamer nadelup with every .0... fortiorl’ sail on the St LIWICDOCIS during the summa- molgnhs. fl-rm I freig t' I

assenger 0 0 ’ h _ and all particulars ». ‘Q1?-‘ELL n‘aos., . maygo as th ‘ A

mini I-«listen Eltkels.

' NTIL FURT i . Tl°*¢“‘-309$. I

iS:e°uisgeanomau‘sue9aaouihis»Renvayto “‘v T _

on Monday. _j ’ g

begoodforreturucu ' “

be goodfte met __.on Saturdays

5 J.=UNSWO

Railway Oﬂice, . June slat, I793» ‘-'1‘ [dy 6i cod wy si]

$5-‘S

.,Rnles: ‘ ”

' ,¢;;*:‘¥,,m°_;°" ‘*f,°,:;g°gf.;g noying to all within range or

. F. 0.0. Davies (Davies' Drug Store), who

‘GLVAL and

V xrwoxr .

snpel-antelidilii

, cHAnr*_1*o

ins

Charlottetown, P‘. E. I

I The Telephone; o’y

—— or ' .- P.!.'.E. ISLAND. ERSON S using the Tele-

. phone would ﬁnd talking much -. more satisfactory iﬂthey would observe; -flthie following

let. Speak‘ with your month about four inches from the transmitter, ‘2nd. Speak in a moclerste tone of voice, not too loud, and distinctly. ’ 3rd. Place the Telephone so as to cover the Ear. just as if you " wished to -shut out ‘ all other sounds. Do not press too hard on the Ear. It is heard ' when standing back two or three feet from the trans- mitter, if you shout loud enough, but it is not a pleasant mode of » conversatiou,*is en» tirely unnecessary, and is a useless waste of wind and lungs, besides being very an-

your’ voice.

lion ANGUS, if Manager.

Charlpttetown toS1’uninier-

side and Return. « 'l'EA\ME,R “FA8TNEll"’ sails every ‘ Wednesday for Summerside, return- ing early Thursday nnrning, on’ her way to Halifax. Freight carried at low rates. Passengers’ Single" Ticket, 50 cents; Return, $1.00. Apply to « , W..W~.O’L'AB.KE, I myv3

vgﬁicyclcs. Bicycles. ' Buy a. Bicycle;

IF you have an idea of buying af:Bicycle or want information thereon, call on

is agent for the celebrated Columbias

Bicycles. He will cheerfully givejprice

and other information neresi any. may18 5

WHITE

Ross, ~— y ou..

canvsnr. Beds.’ ,

‘ ST. RECEIVED, a large and fresh sup. ply of

[mill Powder rind ;

Also—A very fine line of all this leading PATENT MEDICINES on the Market.

s. W. noun,

tor, Queen Street.

Hill Y00 ll " ltllelll-Ujsl

IT ' Just Received a v ' large assai-talent -of~

.ye’n_re oﬂ'e‘ring,cbea , ever,-even ‘!.i1.’§DV!,!l!1¢¥.s,§l,8s'*T°l> .0hanihe: Sets, Gk-. fr-B16 ‘Son; Was: sing

1,. . Tmh

lers, Goblet,-wﬂlass Shad

old: ~We want

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‘iv. 2. .cor.wII.L. f ’

Be sure y u place 1 name

low for cachet , ~

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It. ‘Crista

possible to talk and be " .

.-om.-aoi , o It srlveign Benvgcﬁhi

Poi:

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Hosiery, Sunshades, Ribbons, Lace. ~ = ’ ’ . Bear in mind, our Stock is fresh and new oun. prices - Lilli Rooﬁng-with the times. No %’hncy_ prices

,l_)on’t'f9rget usfwhen

you want a Carpet. 1‘-W8.

are the iedjztlié‘ and I 0 L

___,__~,-...,.i,,s.-2.-:c.._,_; ,1: pfhggring. ::.l.a:.-ehal-gee: e i

prices -

pA1f'rou 13‘? st.

Criéke

13.

Store.

Cloniciallili 88“ I i I .e, . g s '_ ‘ 0*, ’ _’ - 3.... .. ?""“" - '-~

;‘.,f' p _

wins: 4‘ 7'- .',_,§ §- .,. K1,; a. ‘I? =-__ ,

V grey’; e

and » ."’ I

J Uiofhingwhen -- 0. so cheap at the “

Mr Canrnsnn.—-The hon member P1115533’ .3°l>Pll¢i-Therlaoaictera, Sy P-pen hm'to 9-I rrimn for: u. '4; ' A ""8“- '4“i'*‘““*" “*"‘l°"""!1[‘.-‘Ii!’ D ...?‘‘§:—..’j , 5 N and are uonaayg :1." ii: settingan advertisement tohll! illegiti- ,2: ch‘::;,:sg',:;:’;h;f'v’§hl;°;°’;““:: 'lI3‘russc!(tl1(e:d _ ,L.L&e . -;_-Dem. off st.’ magma luau g ' "“° '" “°h‘“"" "" ""“"‘ ""‘ th’ b°ect hcrt ll... . pol: Pausntuedicmew -ndneeexe Sn liesin Milford. ” 13'°'°4"i°'i"i"“ QM” W°l'm”’-"L work -ndbother for which-thwdo not °". .’"''J " s . ° ‘5‘' . ° ourlinecheapeftiiananyhouseinthxemtrade. been Iscirncdtélttis-i"—:‘¥r‘l.2Ll.i*iii.=t¢1%’d9t's§‘£i:t ‘Jl‘.1§’fh."a;..'§.‘i2.'§.*”..f°é;",3‘."n°.Z.‘Z“.f°“.§3’ receive a cent nor even a thank you el’"d?l"'“'x_’°d’?n°y. ‘Inch Plus ‘rs sin’! Ivtlvilonv-_-Pinkiﬁlls ll” 9‘ Si I ¢nf,1Y.."lin for " ,. C Iltllcuahtheirlocaleoluransareaspseted 1340!!!!-h1m¢°sI'°*.n.= -Wglcoin favor |l¥l3Ill3¢ll‘I(SP¢¢iIl1Vll0leIale,prices.) fay one -* -. 1; Agtggeg ,°n-Wtednesdm she will i1eav,e_,,ut cg} 30131:! the aneggtginmggg 37.-yd.’ an opfthghmm-tango-vote. H1: Rona-thg Crcaas—-Alsrgestock—wholeale’cheap, ‘I in 1-]ﬁ'm_"i,in-ii. exeursionxsts T

we-.s6nt up-"to the “bra?” dd-iris:-ptslrto I . g ,"° ' ’ ‘V thecuenow before pghnt it was entne- Chatlottetown,_]nae ., - . ly diiferent, that_Bill provided for._t,h_e, 0,-..;',,,,,;,,H V:Ca.~Wsr?ilhm$- ‘ ~ ‘ _j~_ .:-:€ _ o . _ uh‘ my election of whole 0, " _ o. = M “

otherlnstrtutiondn the coungynd d._ boa, ._ p ‘ p H, . _ . .. ..ﬂ_“..u‘-mcm“'p°chuF: .|CvClustobslllIP°lIdupon. _ ’ 5-co. ‘we ﬂy‘?

‘$..‘..Q_.x .-.,_.{ 4 _ ~. _

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