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Fit Beloriu ti°ouse1°s are made i or lone' legged short le# <> ed slim leo' ` e;l fat leooed b 1 ` all sorts ofleg'_g'edi1ie11, $3, $i and 3%. a ’ as 3 bg ’ 5” ’ OW egged and

A great iiiany liave found that we keep the best clothing. and sell the cheapest. It you have not been our customer it’s _just as Well for you to call and see throught our different departixfents, Mon ay can be szivcd on every purchase. _ . A

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RECORD 0E OUR PRESENT LIQUOR SELLERS.

THE accompanying table presents to our readers the court record of the liquor sellers holding license under the Provincial Tax Actin the City of Char- lottetown. It will be noted that some of the number have not been convicted ofviolating the liquor laws although infomation has been laid against many of them. Others were not engaged in the business during the time of the Scott Act. Many other convictions which do not appear in the list are chargeable to the mothers,wives or ,bartenders of present licensees,having been inchrge while the convicted partieswere either in jiil or evading the law- Ons case will be noted where the party was not convicted under the Scott Act, but was convicted and :tiued for violating the Sunday Observerance Act.

John Byrne

Peter C. Benoit G. B. Callaghan

Philip Curley

Chas.D. Collings

Thee. Campbell James Connolly F. P. McCarran Edward (Julien

Henry U. Coniolly

Andrew Doyie

Elmira Downing

Austin Hewett S. J. Hiv 'us wiiiism°d;wkins Capt. John Hughes Fred. Lsngton

John P. Joy

John McKenna

John Kelly

Francis McKenna

Henry Kelly A. N. Large P. P. Gillis Geo. Mutcb Angus McDona`-.i Geo. A. Essory A. F. Murphy

John Off -r Geo. Of er

B. O’i'alia.vhan

Pitcick Trainer 9-'ren Txaiiior M J Moll ‘ an H G Murphy

Jihn Carroll

Angus D .rsach Lawrence Dndier Halifax Brewery J- & T. Morris

A- J. Quirk

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James Steele

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Scott Act Scott Act Regulation

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‘sound temperance principle. But alasf

for our hopes! He: has been able to accomplish the passing of a License Act, while premiers|with more ability have ;been thwarted in attempting like legislation. _

But while we hold the Premier fully

responsible for his share in the forms- tion and passing through the House so iniquitous an Act, what of his co!-1 leagues who have also risen to place andpower b:cause of their profession of temperance sentiments P _ Therejare many V of us who would like to see published, the yea and nay

any) who shi: ked their duty. One thing however is plain when we know our enemies we need not fear them. but false friends may and will batray ns.

One question I would like to have

satisfactorily answered. To whom are ‘

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i perance Liberal Government, with a

llr.Farqul1arsenLiccnse Law. Jmeedegfeeofiurerest and approval it

____ I also notice the second-hand arguments;

Sin.-I li-ive wut.-hed the course pur- l dlshfd up .Years 33° behind U10 10W€S¥ R

sued by 131,, ¢;,.__\,,_D,_,y .Wd hs c_,u.m_ lbars of the lowest tap-rooms of the 1

TEST THE

KIDNEYS

And if they are diseased use the wor|d’s

greatest kidney cure

Dr, A_ W_ ' ' ' ltrampling under foot the strongest * C|-|A5E»5 Kldney'|-‘ver ‘tlgrounds taken by all temperance orders

‘ Cflrlllinly reached to climax I

‘ I!'s a simple matter to test the kidneys. You i gr? fiiixey I?-Etind' in glis memorable leger Nkduot consult ti doctor. By asking yourself ` _ ` LARDIA1" he even steps aside “U06 questions you can determine whether or to glve an uDPI0V0k€d bl0W at U18 _ 110115 vom- kidneys are deranged temperaucc people. it

||°§\'Z Have yOu , 0I'W&.k| l2.l'D€ y -But Perhaps he he has re- Second: ..Doyouhav¢dif5cu1Nin urinating lceived all at the hands of temperance era zoo frequent desire to urinate?" friends he need look for-in this he ‘ hlggd = Are \l1_¢f= d¢P°Si\S 1ik¢ bfi°l= <i§“S* thinks wisely- and is about to make to ' “"`“°S Edwafd D' ""`f°§“i,E“*" °f ""‘?yf‘ 1‘1‘7"‘§ |wms,.““°° 39°’ “ ha’ "°°d f°' “"'°”'Y' °“' make himself friends of the mammon of

I" ilS earlier stages kidney disease is readily “m'ight°°°s”°5S'

°!f¢dbyafew boxes of Dr. Chases Kidney- That he owes to his temperance i hm' Pali 3 P\’@P°mli°'1 Whidl has made Dr- friends the position he now occu ies I I

C5358 famous throughout the world for his ‘ -I . . P

wonderful cures of diseases of the kidneys* presume he wi l not artemp.. to deny. ‘ lfynu have kidney disease you mn take D,-_ Neither can we deny that he has play-

glgamsaiiicilneyglgver P1315 wiihbpeiffect confid~ ed us false and as a consequence ggmanv thosstands ggov 3131 ;°0¥§.;ilc‘y”;Lm bl'0Uglll [116 blUSh Of Shame |20 lil? many I viser tcricnes yOu :ill ai,-out .he lioriie-treat- So long as me cens af gh; kidney, are no, temperance friends who so persistently mvlstdy wasted away. as in the last stages fought for his elevation to the premier- pms“gh'5_d1Sf=B¢» Dr- Cl12S¢'S Kid11¢Y-UVB! fship - not that we thought him the

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ui_=uli¢“;]1,,§',v§,:‘,;§'g"' '§,°;;h‘£§°'m°§d;f§ffmgg2 ablest- man m the Liberal party-but, memos; c1oth-cover. 5° stamps. Address,

E a dose, 25s. a box. an an dealers, ef we did credit him with honesty and 1

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recently passed by our so called tem

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THE M Aungpondonrs on too notorious _Licence .inf Q-1'; Q", M Q

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country and bf-ing handed _around by the Patriot and Pioneer papers as first I c.'ass matter. I have watched them tool with the same interest but to say dis- approval would be a lame word. 1 But Mr. Editor, Premier Farquharson

when he proceeded the add it insult to injury. Not satisfied with l

the rank and ile of the temperanco ` a'my to look for a guiding hand to lead them on to victory ? Not to the politicians of today. as proven by re- cent developmeuts both Provincial and Federal. We as temperanco people risked our all on the professions of the Liberal party only to find ourselves not only betrayal but maligned as cranks and fanatics.

It is utterly useless to pray in our

anguish of soul, “How long O Lord,” and at the next general election step forward and vote for men without one vestige of honor,their only qualification being that l they were brought out by the conven- l tion of one or other political party. We must remember those conventions are composed of political time-servers who . are prepared to throw over the honest min every time, if by so doing they can secure a man with plenty of means and not over scrupulous in regard io the use of those bad means. In short the man who is supposed to be able and willing to spend the dollars. either in cash or rum. to corrupt the slectorate and there- by secure their election. Such is the one prefered in conventions as at present if -D- F. _ V - Y I

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Tlierc is rio ambition nobler than that of

the hardworking farmer. He toils early and late to secure for himself and his family that most lasting of fortunes, an allotment |

of land, clcar of irfdeéitedncss. No ipther fortiznc- is so secure an permari-;=i‘.t_ here are in Englaiicl families of szmll farmers, living in assiircd crmifort and cwntcritiuent, 1 upon the lands acquired by their forefathers Boo '- ‘ V

;.cars ago. The achievement of the farmer’s ambition

depends a great deal upon the good health of hiinsclf and his family. If they 'suffer from bilious attacks and intligcstion and do not promptly resort to the right remedy, almost any known sickness may be the rc- liilt. Dr. Piei'ce’s Golden Medical Discov- 1 ery is a speedy cure for biliousrie-ss, indi- gestiori and the evils that f0liov: them. It makes the liver active, the digestion per-

and builds healthy flesh and muscle. An honest druggist won’t urge upon you a sub-

stitute.

“I send my most sincere thanks fpr thc

beneiit I me received from your medicine,"

SL, Clevetand. Ohio. ‘ ope you wi pu is the some as it may bcuefit some other poor suf- ferer who is troubled in a lik_e manner. _ I was laid up with lnmbago or sclfitic rhgnniatisni._ I could only walk wit help of two sticks for nine weeks. I tried several remedies arid doctcred with some of our best physicians :md was not

getting relief. So I tni;-ii Dr. Piercefs Golden _icdisal Discovery. Alter using two bottles oi' it I ivris all right." .

Dr. Picrce’s Common Sense Medical Ad-

irgzzt of diseases. lt coritains x,coS pages

’ -f ill t s It i:='u *o cfr-it $1 50;

and 3,10 astra ion.. .: . .. . , nov: it's I-*abr-:_ For paper-cover, send 3; ‘ one-cent stamps, to covcr customs and

3:. R. Y. 1`l::f:c, l.".i1’z`.ilo, N. Y.

vote on that bill as well as those (if _

fcct, the appetite keen and the blood puree -

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constitufed . In view of this fact it be- hioves the temperance msn to see to it that conventions are composed of men of honor rather than of time-servers.” My article is already too 'long land. I would like to sign anonymously for two very good reasons, First that modeity woull so- dictate it,aud second

in vain to convince me that Mr. Fa;-qu- harson was no sounder a tem ance

périence teaches soma lessons we would otherwise be slow to learn. I therefore subscribe my name to show the government organs that we are not ashamed of_ths cause we have espoused.,

A. S. Wnierrr.

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The HARM OF BEAUTY

Notintlicfeaturessomuchashi

the Grace and Vitality of a Healthy - Body--Dr. A. W. Chas¢’s Ncrveand' Blolld Pills mdk Womtll Bullfiflll.

'l'here's a. certain cltann of beauty in the

graceful, elastic movement_and _clear corn- plexion qff a healthy _woman in which the fea- tures do not play an important part. _ V The pale, sallow complexion and dull leaden color of the skin, dark circis under the eyes, headaches, pains in the back and sides, dull eyes, weakness, nervousness, dependency and low spirits are symptoms of weak, watery blood and improperly-nourished nerves.

No woman can be beautiful until the blood

is enriched and the nerves strengthened. Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Food is a food for the

blood and nerves. -

Dr. A W. Chase’s Nerve Food restores the

energy and .strength to a n1n»down system. Note your weight before using them, and the increase week by week as the brightness re- turns to/the eyes, the color to the cheeks and the form rounds out with firm, healthy flesh, the natural result of rich, pure blood and a healthy nervous system..

Face cut and facsimile signature of Dr. A.

W. Chase on every box of the genuine. 5oc. a. box, all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & Co.. Toronto.

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Weddings

' Are the`order of the day.

most every newly marrie

couple go hou=ekeeping an among the most important

ilenessarles at life

are Good Pure, Groceries.

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Opposite Prowse Br0=,

/ Queen Street.

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lt’s Worth

You While

to get our prices on (tanned Goods before purchasing.

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We invite comparison of stock and if you favor us with the privilege we feel sure of makin: a sale All kinds of Canned Goods at Rock Bottom price-

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uses' t° my f°§‘- Easy t° Ps! far cost, no annoying delays and cha _ for nib. H6 `A

man than Peters or Warburton.. Ex- h unguatanteed 119W- WllG9l bé \\ l .ti-A

cumstances. We have' a. few bargained i in or while they last, wheels *by ’ but with whom. we have “ ' ' you want a new wheel or'have.an old Sona to i' ' L your chance. I ’ 1 'E

A few real good second hand

Anything and everything inthe

of all kinds done promptly and well

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§ You always get what you want and it always is the best -mill.

We are offering special discounts in toilet sets this weehit will pay yd

o drop in and see our new printed bed room sets which are very ship.

_ To anyone who is thinking about house keeping this is the ga to H lfitted out in every line in Crockery, China or Glass ware eithur K\NhQg Dining Room or Bed Room,everything from an egg cup lp. _

We have some very beautifully decorated jet black tea pots. Theh

y goods are excellent value, it will pay you to drop in and see them. ‘ No trouble to show goods, Come one, come all, and if yoi

what you want ask for it.

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it Whfilesale and Retail

FERTILIZER FACTS!

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i The value of all Fertilizers consist in the amount of soluble Phos. Acid Nitrogen, and Potash they contain, and the brand which shows the grebtg ,value in these is the one to buy, on the same principle that milk testing 4 per cent. butter fat is more valuable than 3 per cent milk. ENGLISH MANUBES costing the same price, contain 20 per cent. to 25 colt ,more Phos. Acid, Nitrogen and Potash than any other complete sgtilimer on the market. 1 Or in other words the Plant Food contained in a ton of other Ferti- T izer costing, say $35, can be purchased from us for about $28. All ferti- izers are sold under a guaranteed analysis enabling any who may, to verify he above, and the superior quality of these Mnnures is being shown by le- tual oestyear after year by the really wonderful results produced. whenever

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