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up In his assumptions by the race For points west (with connections) to‘

FRIDAL JL NE 161899' _ :ies and sympatlnes of the people of Snmmerside and Tignish on line of

A =he Oranve Free State which adjoins - railway, 7.30 a m.and also at 3 40p.m, _

THE VACANT JUDGESMP' the Trausliaal and by the same ties ' . ' ~ _ . with P'“‘° F’°°“°°tl°°° t° N°f"* Trim'

W,” _ and feelings df the people of Dutch f _ _ ' _ '§';t°§’0aCl"p°°d' c"l°°°°"

There are two things regarding the d D wh form ah". e an of the _ $305,595 f t°W|\- |

C9090 _ 0 _ 8 P _ _ _ ,For points east (with connections) to population In both Natal and - _ , . Som, and Gw,.get0'n on lim °| “L_ Cape Colony. 'l`he latter may not rise D D .1 ~ w,y_ 3_0() p_m_

in arms against British rule, ‘

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vacant Judgcship for Queen’s County in respect to which the majority of the people have made up their minds. One of these is that the vacancy ought to be prpmptiy filled. Business is interfered with, many are incon- venienced and the course of justiceis delayed by keeping the position va- cant.

The other point in regard to which

there is a strong consensus .af public opinion is that the Queen's County Court being vacant it ought to be Elled by a direct appointment, and not in any round-about or indirect fashion. The claims and fitness of an applicant for the vacant position .1 should be fairly weighed, but such _considerations as finding a better place for a present County Judge, or creat- ing a vacancy to which an applicant might be appointed who would not be' appointed to the vacant Judgeship in Queens,.ought to be altogether ex- cldded. _

There is a vacancy in Queen’s

County. There is nc vacancy in King’s County, nor is there any necessity for making a vacancy there except to give the present Judge a position that would suit him _better and a larger salary than be now enjoys and to pro- vide a place for Mr.Blanchard. While the many friends of Judge Warbur- ton wrufibe glad tosee him made Judge of Queen’s County, no :one will claim that the ends of justice or any legitimate public object or pur- pose would be better served by such a "deal," and all must feel that if car- ried out it would to some extent com- prumisethe dignity of the “judicial P°~i¢i°“¢.%5f°°¢4= 1 - _

we"have o1u',dwir.f<judgment .sa filsbeltpstiic spisiasssfsfal we understand it, is against creating

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nut would clearly be a source of weakness to the British cause in the event of wars. It may be feared that many of them would ever volunteer for service with K~uger’s forces.

Not.hiv»g can lie more terrible than

a war ot' races, which though perhaps not probable, is among the p ssibili- :ies of the near future in South Africa.

with their rac allies and sympathi ,ers in all South Africa engaged in a united struggle for what they voulfl believe is their liberty, would be quite formidable in leed. They are a brave and hardy race, and have proved themselves to be expert and accurate riflemen and stubborn lighters. It may under these condizions, but a matter of common prudence to crease the British forces in South

‘A .Une Dose

Tells the story. Whm your head aches. and you (eel blllous, consti- pated. and out ol tune, with your stomach sourandno appetite, just. ' buyapachgoo!

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Quoen§,__ c cms' appointmentistobe \`nade,as usualj l ” '

fwm mms the lwyefl =\_=i>I>°fti1=s_ If ,ws dengue' it -mia be im. ,-

tho government of the day, we be- lieve that Attorney General' Mc-

D°'"‘ld mud’ _the p_opula_r taste exactly: It must be

proved, we would certainly make an attempt, but we’ believe* that it hits

Hr McDonald is alawyer of four- ’5l.i°d to ba a rec ‘ D”

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tion at the bar, he has been Attor- ney General in two successive admin-| istrations and he has not, so far as’ we are aware,resorted to any ques- tionable methods in order to secure an appointment for himself. As is well known,Tm: GUARDIAN has had occasion to oppose one or more of- the p» lllic measures which the At- torney General has proposed and carried through the Legislature, and we .ire not therefore moved by any consider afions of personal favor to- ward him. But we think the public interest will be best served, under the circumstances, by his appointment. Further delay would be an indication of weakness on the part of the gov- ernment, and we can assure Sir Louis Davies that the proposed deal above advarted to ~is entirely repugnant to the best sentiment of Prince Edward Island.

SBIIIIH AFRICA.

Mhttors are- assuming an ominous

appearanceas between Great Britain and the Transvaal. Both countries are preparing for war. The British government has received infomation that the Transvaal authorities have

bears our label. _'

SPRING PARK.

Kumfurt

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been secret'y distributing arms and unmunition among the Boer popu-

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Africa to 32,000 men. if peace cannot 0 ~ 5 D _ __ __ - be otherwise secured. ' _ _ _ ._ '

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year-Our“Solid Kumfort bhoes” are all the rage, we have them ,in Congress, Laced and Southern _ tie, a nice soft upper with _a good

$3.00 but $2.40 takesa pair. Worth double the money. Ser

’ vegsabie 1>1ma-.-nm. any' transplanted csbbsgsrlsnts it -loc ner

3_ 100. Celery, transplanted 40c, extra early Tomato for ripe fruit 30c per ___ ___ later Tomato l2c per doz. Outside Cabbage Plants for 'fall and _- -,_

, for postage. Orders to the value of $1 00 will receive to the value of l 20

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_ ii orders to the value oi_$2.50; $3.00 orders to the value of- $3.75; $4.00 _

_ _ = A iordersto the value of $5.00. 1 Please remit with order. (write plain). Ad- ‘

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_ _ For Courlér route to Southport and all

_ _ _ ' points thence to Belfast, 6.15 sm.

Still continues. Every day shrewd buyers come F01'_C°\1rier route to North River md _ _ _ _ all points thence to Victoria, Tuesday. In, look over our stock. ask prices, make their TDHMHI nfl S¢¢\1l_'dl§~ 6-15 l»m»

_ _ For United States, ew Brunswick.

purchases, and go away fully satistied that gnwgiv- Qlwbw Nara Scotia. and N10

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their money is wellspent, ‘ For creat Britain. Friday, 10 pm

ter boxes of 6 am., 2 p.m. and'8

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If it is a. Parlour Suite, Bedroom Su1te,or Din- - °

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ing-room or Kitchen Eurniture you require,

you will find our regular prices very low, and

remember we will give big disggunts for cash. » _ .

Mens and Buys’ Clothing.

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_ _ ~ Values that we wish you`to|'$“P`,dj§,8B;tM‘i,s,y’ Engqmni Menis' call and see, when we ask you-to

look at our Ee _WI _

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&WMWMWW&m seeanywhere but it’s a saving

.at least 35 per cent on _you chase. - ‘ `

How can We do_t'his~¥- f '

_ The reason is we _bought

goods that much less -at the & Gibson great. retiring -sale and

to give our customers the ‘ benefit i

of the low prices- paid for the _

goods

We always make it a rule

when we buy at a bargain we sell

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LEADERS IN Low ruins. . | Th°°'m`°°ly` M"

of choosing.

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P, _ Justamatter of choos- ' 0 » - . your

. _ - D Your dealer has it.

CQCUUUQUU -

10 dozen bedding annual Flowers plants for $1.00. Large wintered 60

over Daisy and Pansy in bloom, 25 to 30:.: par dozen. Sweet William, Sweet ° Rocket, Forget-me-not, 4c each, 30c per dozen. Quebec. P. Q.

winter use,10c per 100 80c per 1000 If to be sent by mail,-ic extra per 100 C C Z I __

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