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See samples and get prices. Pictures framed, cleaned and re-

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THE GUARDIAN

An Indepmdent Journal, untrammelled and fearless, aiming to be Just. lmpartlal, Reliable, News?

making at all times to further the best in .crests of the people.a.nd iccoirnizedtherefore as Phe Peogplevm Paper- Published at its oiiices, New Prowse Block \’orth side Post Office, at the following rates, payable in advance - Morning Edition, daily (except Sunday) three

months $1 llI)_,_<per yr

wmi weekly ition(Mond &. Thur ) per

yr' $1 50, in advance

w efkly hdition (Tliui'sdi.5) per your

$1 'w iii advance

°` Branch Offices

have been established at the following placc~. where subscriptions may be paid, news turn l lied, adi ertising iob work and other busl

ness iran acted - Suminerside, Currie’s Bookstore-D K Currie

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J E B McCREADY J P HOOD

Editor Business ll/IYana2§L

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TUESDAY. MARCH 21, 1899.

l coasairs, Swrrcnss ‘

_ AND BANGS-

“Single Sam," who lives in King’s

County has covered three col- umns of fools-cap paper with Whitt 1, he knows, or thinks he knows of i“Modei'n Women’s Follies and HGW They Could be Rectified.” Ho writes this, he tells us for publication 5 in Tiii: GUARDIAN and “for the bene- 'tit of the Women’s Council in Char- lottetown.” Not all of his letter lcomes within the category of what is

l printable, but it may be worth while

to give the ladies a taste of Sam’s quality and they may then, if they please go into secret session and de- cide upon apenalty suitable for the 'offending bachelor.

Sam complains that while women

in the Local Council and elsewhere ,will talk themselves hoarse over the l moral slavery of cruel,ha.rd domineer- ing man, they are themselves -“the sniveling slaves of French fashion.” They wear corsets, “a practice so much despised by all true men and women.” They lace their forms tightly, ‘ thus taunting the Creator with not giving them ribs strong enough to support their bodies.” The hair, given to women as their glory, is scoi-_:hed and crimped ,when it turns grey from such maltreatment it is dyed: when it becomes thin a. switch is pinned on, and then the fair one “tosses her borrowed plumes” and would have us ignorant males believe that all is natural!

Sam further desires to impress

upon the ladies that the most perfect feminineiigures were those of semi- civilized people or of apostolic days, who knew not corsets, bang s, wigs or tight fitting jackets with balloon sleeves, or tooth-pick boots to squeeze their dainty feet. He “likes to see a graceful figure if it is natural,`out it is poor comfort when a man marries the woman of his choice to find her out

. _ . as a whited sepulchre of

feminine deceit.” _

The entire letter will be preserved

for afew days for the inspection of such members of the Local Council as may desire to peruse it all. After that we shall never expect to hear .from Single Sam again. Still we beg the good ladies not to be ,too hard on Sam. No doubt he has met with sad disappointments in his time. The fox cried “sour grapes” when the grapes were beyond his reach. Many a. poor bachelor has found it a. solemn journey across the fields from the cheerful home of some fairone to his'lonely quarters in the darkness after being told that “he needn’t come any more.” If in such ajourney Sam has found all life’s sweetness turned to gall, and has rushed to the conclusion that all women are frauds and shams he is' to be pitied.

We give Sam fair warning that if

the Woman’s Council in wordy war- fare and worsting them in the connict he is most wofully mistaken. They can (metaphorically) “talk him blind and write him out of existence. Think of how your bachelor house-keeping

would bear the test of feminine in- spection, Sam. Think of the dude

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Repair your FURNITURE this spring,you’ll find good value and satisfaction with us

and well.

he thinks himself capable of engaging

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are sorry for you

And if the ladies do occasionally

add something of art to the rich dower of natures charms, for whose pleasure is the task undertaken iq Surely not to please other women '

in the world but they are not confined to its feminine half There aie thou sands of noble women in the world and thousands of noble men, and the best of them all do not waste much breath in wholesale denunciations of “the opposite sex.” On the other hand there were last year 1382 pe'r- sons confined in the penitentiaries of Canada, under laws made by the _ men, and therefore not unfair to men/ Of this total 1349 were men and but 33 were women. Of the 1349 men convicts 893 were bachelors.

comrades without running amuck against corsets and switches and as"- sailing the Women’s Council.

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We clip th following from the

of false promios. We can stand a fair

at least, the two evening papers have worked side by side in a common y cause. _ We are painfully aware thatj some new.~'papei‘s in Canada, laying _ claim to respectability, _consider them- ii seltes -‘sma.rl,” when _ in order to’ cater lo the more vulgar class of their _ readers, use thc common language of the street,”

It remains to be ascertained what

“the Tuppers” will think of this " method of elevating the tone of the press; also how the Examiner will view the contentions of a very frater- nal contemporary suifering from an v r ose of “Gall Her Ma est

f»lIl8 0fh6I‘ 8. Kl1lgllt"0vr~ma,ndgr of thé

_ . g ._ Is it elevat ing the tone of thepress to speak of- “ _ PP who gave the two evening papers” a

W*-W-11__ ,

“If the stay-at-homes are to count against the side that wins, then thek Liberal party wins be; ren '

the En_gl_ish-speaking provinces ofi tho Dominion tnere were majorities for prohibition in 120 out of 148

era.l_party in the election of 1896 carried_less than SU and by average niayorities not one third as eat- ag

pro i itien.

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T0 CURE A COLD IN 0113 DAY

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with mustache wax'-d and curled i “mx” ,, hair crimped, perfumed and tiled L’ it ,_ shoulders padded, with a live dollar _L 0, g pnormssioiv ~

hat stuck Jauntily over ten cents ---- ~

worth of brains Think of the old SIR -'H15 30 1119 WF! FQZIBUWIU t° bachelor with his scant locks combed 555° “"5 ”°b1° °1`d°*` °f mshmmi Mad

ed b three tavern keepers It would

over hi? baldfcrowg ggmg forgh ba advisable I think to give the better

quest ° a W’ ° " ° t 9 W1 °wer class of citizens the highest ahd most 1” 3' Wlgiwlth Snowy beard dyed W-let’ prominent place To do this would be Sally PWUCIUS out t0 Seek his °°°°”d a credit to any order and an example or perchance his third’ Oh, Slm, We that will be beneficial to the commun

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THE GOVEBNORSHIP

SIR,--bummerside people are waking

to the fact that the next lieuteuantgov-

Obviously it is to please the sterner emgp gbguld bg 3 man from Wes; , ami sex, not all so unappreciative as Sam taking all things into consideratiomnone

Of course there are frauds and shams has so much right to the p‘ace as our

worthy townsman, Hon A MacMillan For over thirty years he has been the mainstay of his party in Prince county and to pass him by wou d be a most scurvey act, very sure to recoil I saying this I do not speak at a venture. The fact of Mr. McMillan being an abstainer should count much' in 'his favor. Though THE Gnanniait takis

its influence ln favor of, a Worthy, good

GHARLO T TETOWN

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wants to do a little missionarv work _ S1iz,._We can see with a sadness. Men S watery]

he can find afield among his bachelor which almost makes us sick and des- ea

pairing, the terrible results of the g y

“Free Rum” system of our city. This liberty to sell the fiery liquid. has set

otherwise could resist the drinking

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body and soul by not being able to resist

leon comes home drunk. and in some

share of Hgsll,” ‘out an overdose of it cases even a mother or daughter, and becomes unbearable.” U abuses the whole family, to such an ex-

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the kindliest feelings toward its contem- J 3?” andsdeaf t0 ghegl in this;-W_f_l1l~Z_0D_§ porary, the Examiner. While differin 15011- “T9 Y t 9 Pifit 0 t 9 ‘O nom if in pomgce we were glad ti i who made us is not dead -in our midst. The MUUC 'ackngwledgg what in has dom, in the ,_ Are there not some left with a speck of

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press of this province. In this matter, i QU ‘ha P193 mall that 15 3005 and “Uma

within you, lift up your voices and cry -aloud against this terrible destru`ction_ being wrought on our fellow-beings. Is it just in the si ht of our citizens that

Are we to have this system for two

years longer P If so the youth of' our city shall be utterly destroyed by the

isns bear in mind the necessity of being' up and doing, to iight against, those

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these gentlemen as the Tu ers 'i And §§ monopoly in the “elw.'..;or” businessll *

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constituencies. '1`£.<_>-.ei majorities, V It enriches the blood,

averaged 1,042 votes each. Out of * strengthens the nerves,

these 148 electoral divisions the I.ib- i Helps the di§`€S*'i0D

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every spring finds us with som odds and 'ends of stock whic

we are willing to sacrifice.

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and Buttoned Boots-f-point V

toes-we are clearing them ou

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no side in politics 1 hope it will throw We Have just

man and a true friend of reform. stock of men S i Suiurnnsrinn i

'rim nssuurs or niques in latest styles

thin for rl

temptations in the way of men, who NOW b0yS lf y

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editorial column of the esteemed _I Wen’ °”°9 haPPY» WSIQTG 1§_V\’_T§|g“€g `

P t - f 1 I - __ 1 supreme, are now ‘ ciug as e an 8' not O asc evenmg gfruiiied, are the scenes of debauchery “Il is ri-Sh I0 bear the Tuppers speak land disgrace. Adruiikeu husband or

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the ones who deal out this murderous and evil-making iiiebriant should go unpun-

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rumseller and his mischief-making. Arek

the rumsellers to have full power in a

our town ? lf not then let all ,Christ-

workers of iniquity. When our house

has its next sitting cannot something A

“E e d D is ”- __ .ig glibc done 10 repeal The Liquor Regula t 0 QUOBII made one_of the Tuppors' tion Act, and obtain prohibition P

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