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Amherst or Sackville for Legis-`i llntion. Nova Scotia might look upon, Dec the project more favorably as tliiit Prov- i inec wou‘d doniinate the entire uiiion.llut

lthink of Prince liiliviird island, with 'T ~tan1ii nnil iiiail coininunicatiou always vu

__ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN CANADA

no Noav Mouxixc

.-FEBRUARY .ima

UARITIME UNION. -

'»'_- ' , N

period topic, we suppom_ 'flieorelt-lzaily it W

million andamlllion of population, one be Governor and one Legislature. But the trouble is the people do not want it.

i -'t

loimlaffairs are concerned. The present U

_ _ _ sci

capital cities would not willingly relin-

theSt..lohii river district would never I

consent to go to llalifax, ‘no

ati

shut oil for iliiys or weeks at a time, dur- lthe

ng the si-asoii \\lii-ii Legislittures xneetllstr

tlllc Ciipes 'l`iin1iel is iii good workin] 01" popular digcontgnt, Itig pqaisihlo to weigh i er.

. . _ _ i>

\ __ with _three cheers, the entire toiivention_ sion at th. __op“_a__ Wm il co_____nued_ subject in a Neem mm. Embracing _“Wy

The union of the Maritime Provinces is Wi

335|" being (“,,_.u,,,d_ M 5 W", of dup Premier Ross ruled Ontario for years

ith practically no majority ai.all.Premisr

is ,U ,.|gh¢_ It ,,.°u|d 3|" uso L-me Parent should have four-iii‘t-his ol the Province with between thresquarters oi' ai Q"

They are all home rulers, so far as. our T

, _ ma

quish their pre-cinineiiee. bt. John and

thc

ikes and insurrections in tho industrial

We shall ii- ver coiisciii lit least not till ' ‘eu

Not iiiueh has in-eii henrd by the outside irfu;

world oj Hugh .Ioliii Miiciloiialil sliii-e his -due defeat in lhllii. Iliit the other day he was

elec'ed I’1-esidciit uf the Conservative va

. _ _ P°*

Association of llaiiitoho, iiuil was greeted ,ex

ive but popular discontent is not ap-

_ - _ __ _ ___ _ _ .`._-_-_-__,_-_- -_-_- - -_-_--_-_-_-_-_-_

It is given out that Premier Parent' will tire from ollos. The trouble ls`a re-

tagainst hliu in the Liberal camp.

ebec Legislature at his baokfbilt is

ing for-sed to resign.

here _-is a remarkable quiet among 'our izens in regard to the coming pliabl-

te on civic ownership. No douht¢_w_____m___°ssDf B" _ __ d ._~ 8' ny havealready made up thelrminils. _ ° "gmc un """°"t'

is perhupsaswell that there has been very exciting discussion oi reerlinin- on. The voting may therefore be ox- tedto show the calm judgment of people. i

hs escape of steam from the saiety ve of an overheated engine indicates growing pressure within. Just so the

tre» of Russia show the pressure of

n ii safety valve and prevent the es- e oi the hissing steam, but at the risk n explosion. The Czar and his grand al associates have closed the safety

sed. It is growing, and the inevitable losios must follow if military repres-

’"md"‘3' l prominent city in Canada and many

_ _ ____ ______..f___ ___ . _.__..___ _-__ . _ -- __ is

Sunnysnde Sunnylidt

l The P k ° giiagcd Canadian sentiment on the annex- l Store. s 0 I. S & Q Store.

in ‘Q f

I I I Q

Siiii zoniinues. ~= - __

_ it iiloirt b ur Hull

if _you d0u’t _receive your share ofthe bargains, we are ______e_____ ___ ________u_ed “___ ____r________ ____

Oaeung during our Hulidreds of ilny before the next storrr. In this wa' I wonderful money saving bargains are aw-ured our at- _

_ ‘ ‘ P such portions are almost eoustantly

rons. Read what we say in these columns.

._ ' a inessuge to Congress on the subject if

~ appropriation for that purpose. There is,

j he says, xi wide~ipri-ad conviction that thi-

dlrorce laws are ilztngerously lax nnd iii- ditlereiitl iulniinistered rosullin in

A new and elaborate St

tion Prices range from 250

z5e pair.

p11ce..... . . . . .._

Fine Lonsdale with embroide

sleeves, sale price _ . _ ._ _

ing and baby ribbon, sale

Drawers

the manufacturer this winter, at your inspec-

‘ 1 3 l cl

Soc. S50 95c, $1.10 upto $1.20 pair.

SPECIAL-About two dozen pairs

of slightly soiled going at a reduced prime, for

lliglli GOWIIS

Good quality of Queen’s Cloth with lace

y0_ke, and lace edging, sale

Extra Fine Lonsdale, with lace ybkiei

sleeves, and trimmed with lace" bead-

White Cotton.iriinrn

lace and biby ri

ock fresh from

50, c 60 F

sale price _ _ . . .

. . . . . . . .. _$1.25 ry yoke and

$1.65

tucks, with ins

Queen's Cloth with

price _ _ . .$2.40

Zorset Zovers

ine Lonsdalctrimmed around neck and

sleeves with lace,all sizes, sale price. _ 3bc

ine quality of Lonsdale with yoke of

'.l'0rch0n insertion and baby ribbon,

Skirts

ues-11's el0th,with deep ilounce of tuck.

lugs and lace insertion, sale price. ..$L.45

xtra time cotton, with deep fiounce and

match, sale price. _ . . . ._ . _ _ _ 51,65.

yak inseiiion settings, deep frill of lace on bottom. sale price.... . . _ _ _ _ .$2.25

ed with valenciennes bbon,sale price . . . ., . 25c

.._.._......60c

ertion and lace to

deep frill of same,

Hundreds of Wo-

men will save On _ New Coats and Skirts in this sale.

llaales’ fur Keats

$27.00 for $13 50. 30.00 for 15 00. 42.00 for 21.00. 48.00 for 24 oo.

LADIES’ CLOTH COATS HALF PRICE

$ 5.50 for $1.75.

7.00 for 3.50. 8.00 for 4.00. 8.50 for 4 25. 9.50 for 4.75. 10.00 for 5.00. 1 2.00 for 6.1.0. 15.00 for 7.50. 19.75 for 9.88.

LADIES’ -

\ READY MADE

SRIRTS

AT DISCOUNT

I-3 od' during white sale.

Sheetings, Pillow Cottons

Towels, Pillow Slips, Bed

Spreads and Linens.

‘ Sales of immense importance to home furuishers,

boarding house keepers, hotels. restaiiraats, etc., eic.. and all who have use for ihe above articles. Special Prices for this Sale only,

5llC€liil§S White Cuttons

300 .v`3\'Cl5 Unblfached zoo yards of specially

Slleelillil- 2 Yafd-9 “'ld*’» good value. alinosta yard ‘

SP‘fCl“l f"f- ~ - - - - -ISC Yaid wide. sale price. . . _ . 7c yd

zoo yards white Sheet- 300 yards white cotton.

ing, 2 yards wide, spec-_ 1 yard wide.wellworth11c

ial for. _ _ __ . . _ 18c yaidlyard. sale price ._ _ . . ._ .8e

These are the two be.==t_ 10° Y°Y_d5 kft S°0d

values ever offered in the,5tf°“K White C°"°”~ 531° City before, _price . . . . . _ . . _ . . . . . ._ .ge

100 yards of Domestic' 50° ,yafdsh °; Segched

Sheeting, 2 yards wide, < 3s‘;°_§Tys;a‘;_t _’;c°ya__'_; 55';

s ciifor.......20c 'rd _ ' Pe B y"» price... .. ...11

PILLOW _ .c0TT0Ns

We have a large and well filled depart-

ment df this class of goods now ready for your inspection. Values you can't beat_]anywhere_

Specials only while sale lasts.

B1._ANm:'rs AND c0MF0R'rs 1 ff 5 25 P. c..0Fr.

_-9_ _ _ , f

Parliaments, llinistus ofstate, Govq-n.

und utherii. Of thase_l_\e asked the quas- tion whether they would favor the union of Canada with the United States it it could be effected on pu-fsetiy fair' mg.,

any friction with Great Britain. He stip `nIated further that im man answering the question should have his name made public if ne desired it kept prime.

The answers received by Mr, Harwood

and his personal' Inquiries in travelling thousands of miles in Canada recently satisfy him that the people of Canada are i'll€n‘4B|_Y hostile to annexation. Only one man of prominence requested that his naine should not be made public. All the signed answers received were

opposed to the proposed union on any terms. One answer only was received that favored annexation, and that- the writer failed to sign, so there was no clue

tuliisideiitity. The antlpathy to annex- ation thus expressed in writing Mr.

Hiiiwvood says “has been echoed by every Ciinudian with whom I have talked on the

__ _ __ siiiiiiiertoivns. \Ve doubt not that Mr. nu

liiiriiood has accurately and fairly

ation question. Canadians do not want union with the States.

President Roosouelt recently addressed

niarriiige und divorce. He points out Ihnt no statistics have been collected on this

subject since 1886, and recommends an

Y i I( fi

diinlnishing regard for the sanctity' of the

`\luch good woi-lilms been done since

the two rec-ciit lienvy snow storms in ileiiring the strecisiiiiil sidewalks. Hut the work is too slow. Here and there at

ineglectful owner or resident liaibituiilly leiivestlie sidewall: iii front of his pri--

obstructed. The Marshal, or whoever has the matter in hand should look after some of these prominent di'ii.tory ones.

Rev. John De 'Soyres, Rector of St

M-1rk’s (Anglican) Church, St. John, who-e death was chronicled in The Guardian of Saturday last, was born in England fifty-live years ago. He was educated at Cai'nbridge,tii.klng honors iinil prizes and graduated B. A. in 1876, and M. A. 1879. Ordained in 1877, he was

appointed select preacher at Cambridge in 1885 and Hulseun divinity lecturer of

the some University in 1886. He was up- pointed to his late charge in St. John in 1888. He at once took rank as one of the foremost preachers of his church in

Canada. His rare intellectual gifts pro- found learniiig and great power of forc- ible and felicitous expression gave him 0. rapidly growing congregation which in- cluded many ef those prominent in the intellectual life of St. John. His un- timely death will be deplored by ri very wide circle both within and outside the Church of Eiiglan l.

MESSRS. C. C. RICHARDS & CO.

Gents,-After suffering for seven ycnrs

with infiaminatory rheumatlsm so had thatl was eleven inontlis confined to my room, and for two years could not rii'e.=:i-i myself without help, your iiiient gave ine a hottie of MINARIYS LINIMENT in May, 181/7, and asked ine to i.r_v it which I did, and was so well pleased with the re-‘ suits. l procured inore. Five bottles com pletoly cured ine, and Ihlive had no re- turn of the pain for eighteen months. The above facts are wellkiiown to evcryhody l`1i this vlllu% and neighborhood.

ours gratefully, -

A. DAIRT.

St. Timothee, Que.. liltli May, ‘99_

* DB1

The Medical

Fratef nity

have a splendid opinion 0'

our Emuls on with Guaincol All parties may know the formula.

Pure Norway Cod Liver

Oil, 2 drachms.

Emulsiiicant, 2 drachms. Gnaiscol (Meek’s Pure), r

minim to each dose.

Combined with the Hy -

phospliites of Lime and S082.

You pet all the iiutritstive

plroperi es of the oil and

ypophosphiits and the anti-

septic properties of the Gusia- oo , lnvs_uabl_e for Loss of ' flesh eneral debilliy.

` @:%ronpincl1iidren. Reasonable in price. ' . 4oc per bottle.

'A. W. liCilillil,'l’llm.B.

'i‘he.Square Druggist, Sunnyside;

W. S. Hai-wood in February Wai-li‘l‘s`

Work of New York, a leading maguipo,

tsiii. insswry i»ii.is"srrm`| is iam. tin had 5

opinions of Canadians on the question ot annexation to the United Staten, He nd.

iiressed 'sun-s in zines `imii-,imi pmmi. was promptly relieved ,by merit mrn of lbs Dominion including V ruonibers of the fedesvii and provincial in

*My

Urs. editors, burrlntan, n'ian'ufiw'll.m|-s`

Edison'

_ .Y-».°v¢|l. ':_°°‘°f'~”- w oopiu - instituting.

thatcvery cada

Mass.

3?.”

apo-Crosoiens. Its value' Gough; and colds was so great

always kept it ready for use.

You know. how it’s used, don’tyou? - ‘Tis heated b a vaporizer and you inhale it. Vx,-ite us for a book that tails all about it. .H . _ ""’°-`?."?.f.-‘$‘:f'f""°"'x"v:".'.:~c°'_....“°...'°‘.':s: - F'-....s.1.':°.:':-..-.;'.°.';.7..~*..°_°‘-.=°-~‘°*~=:i~»~ S'-1 LU.. Alcan :B8 Si. James

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_._____i__ _

We trust that the meetings called by

Capt. Joseph Read to nieeti tomorrow evening, February 7aiid elect delegates to the Provincial Convention on winter service to be held in Charlottetown one

week later, may take place according to appointment. The object is of iuiuiense importance. With steamer triiilic to und from the niulnliind now interrupted for two iveelrs the best wisdoui of the Island

needed to deyise is reincdy und only ited action can secure the adoption of e remedy when found. A third steuin-

srtobe placed on the western xgute, a railway ferry at the Capes and a tuiiiii-i

are among the various plans proposed. By

all means let our people get together and

clde what is best to be done.

_-A

. Bleyclists and all athletes dcdciid on ENTL.EY‘S Liiiiment to keep the joints

is un D th

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‘=\

Gngt regret will

ltis remarkid by the iliinmi l'11'0

be 1¢li, by those who

1 Knew thelate Hei=tor.C Mclilllsn, Engl

near ol the Public Works Department to

learn his sudden death last evening _ _

_ _ _ , A,

General sympathy “'i"3° °"t ‘° me in ._

f » _ . . i -1 - .~ _ _ ' -'_ milyso unexpectedly bueui eil hy i it om _ _

n um] h_ushiiuil and futiier. _ .__ . _

_ _-1- _

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Ptnasthat coiisideriiii; till- 10*‘"i Vw '

cal overturn as the np,-Q. iii i|iii'l_V'ihri'c

'Years the rovince tiikes it very \l“l"‘l~"

The stir will come intel". “'|\eI1 the ni-iv _.

oablnetls for-iiieriiiiidbi-giiis to clioil "il the Chimney, but tht! thing TO thoheads of the hundreds of Llbwll <l0 is i0 gffi H5 much heat mn' of' omee homers, who for yous l““'“ "l"l it hs possible before it goes. - - _ _ Played the i-ankt-.~i p1\i'Ii=`1\""l"P “‘ \\'= l1H\'¢ 011|' ‘-*beds 51154 ""‘h election times. l'Iv~l‘i‘eiiiier lloss will ihu ll€3t maliiqg kind and -teen-‘ls

di and willing to deliver it just

_.lead the Ol-lD05itioii_ and thai! iii: Will lC1\d TCH _' i

_ . nd where you W8!!! Y- .' '

it ably goes without .~ \.\'\\lil- [hc Llbeml when a __ __ ~ Dlrty will be relieved of the pX`t’S€lll'0"f PhO|'\9 _ “ ` man boodlers und iiei-lu|-- iilio iilwn)

siuiiiiiu wiiiiiiieiwu' "' ""“""" .3 Ae &

w0M1~;.\' ifixii iii-;i,ii<:if.

D Hughes Sui1'ereil for l"oiii Yraii-5.

Moauzv Oni 'l"i‘l11"\1=\I‘.\' 'lil' ""l“"`l“l"

-M it he

DVSX' iief

rs Jaiiies lluglics, of this l‘lf\"“- l""l"`

Canada know that they can iiiid iv- ih Dodds Kiaiivx Pill-»

“lvviis iigreiit .~*uil`i-rcr for-four .Vl‘l\"-‘-

says four ie-in

:io me any good-

“I fferlng froiii pains iip iny spiunii-oliiiiiii.

in my head, over iiiy eyes, across |ii_\‘ liiii-k and

Pil

iber and inuscles in trim.

all

Mrs. liuithcs. "I \\'ns treiiti-il l'_\' doctors rind tried nearly e\'ci'_\' 1lH"|' c Iiroiild hear uf but nothing seeiiiril

was in lied for nearly ilirer .Wills

through iny left side. Dodd`sKiilui»y ls cured inc :ind now Iam strong und

le to do ii good diiy's woi-lc."

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continent.

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_ _

IS WORTH BEING ABLE TO

that a life c0mpauy’s valuation baiss is higher and stronger than that of any other olil established life eoinpnny on this

THE BANADA ill

Occuoies this position.

_See that your insurance is in the Canada Life;

1-30 niwf awtf Provincial Manager.

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' .» l'l'1 -/1-fs,-fx.-»-/i»Jzf~»\»

-ms -0;,-»-lb-Jl»¢-Nusa-u~

- ees

price.

Einiriéiliziisiiiéiéeéisnziiéi i:=.*ii:-*iif-im-2

alvanize - '

We have 15 tons best quality galvanized

sheets, all giiages and sizes at lowest market

The ilngarstHarilwaiBo..lld.

5:37.-lEEEllEzi§25l'C3l35-Tlillb-€lEil*§EE

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- Manufacturers of

' 7-sy dwti

&&u&\|w~v`¢t-

ffi..!?..?’.Z. .!!.'.?_<'fv

For Repairs of all Kinds.

Changes in Heating etc- Foundero. Ma chinista and Boilermakers.

_ of isNciNrs. is0itie1i_s,‘-glriiiiiis, tic. .

The Charlottetown Foun- _ dry and Machine Co.

Pnoivr: 15. \ ' ` 1>.o. sox lin.

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D0ild's Kidney l’ill.~-lion' Mrs

rdut-y to let her siiilei-ing si.~ic1'< fill

. ` V _ _ 1- I. *S

i We Are Clearing Off , at Half Price the balance ot oar stock of Omd mont

I cANAoiAN 'ci2ocKERv co. °":':.'.:."°

| qi.rs,dv|ll' SUNNYHDK _ ' ‘ Hiion. Willpay

" “Hui . _ rw- Ani: ~\

Ch’town. P. E. T. _f 1

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._,_,_. i My ti <. ‘i\

_lil

is a necessity ydili

4 every man who wlrhvs .0 in .viii sms-¢.i, im any oeeuioa 1--ir work cannot ti ~ surpassed. It will our ihe ln- .ecilon of ihe most isstldious drssler, _ _

A i= wisissrERS“"“.°.::'.&:'*”“"

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You Want a Wiiiicr

Suit or Ovcrcoit Pi-

Let us mike your winter suit oi.

overcoat for you- If you are not thoroughly convinced ihat we are. oilering the best value you ever saw, we are making these suits and overeoats, prices ranging from $15.00 up to $40.00 to more thor- oughly introduce our great Tailor- ing Hsiablishiiieiit. \k'e use Fab- rics which are absolutely guaran- teed and give you your choice of the newest. nobbiest and richest effects of theseason. We will un- doubtedly give you the best fitting, best wearing and best looking clothes you ever had. _

207 QUEEN STREET.

Join Matson it tco.

Your Winter

Suit _ $15. $18 $205'

_Ji_mt is: much s e as as oar- 1ei:¢ dl,]usi slgood service ss yuii'd get made o auss- ure st s cost num or 115 mon-and

y°\i'ii need thu extra money or okherlhings

Novelty si ill.

with p s ir oo i-uisers, for the di si 'll

e .y young -

ows. oonservatlvl iiiylesln the cur- rent stands rd vhlngs Allqliosvn in iii at 5, $18 Md gn iiyouz oi aigh- vliiss and tai or- ed goods.

F. Giga; G

Eastern Siea mhip Co.,

w1NT1z_R REDUCED RATES. -

Effective to May ist, 1go5. 5*- 1011", to Portland. $3.00. ` St. John, to Bostod, $3.50,-

Commencing December 1 , 1904,

steamer leaves St ohu at 3 a. m- (Atlaniie Standardl Thnrsda s for I-“b¢¢. Esstpori, Portliind and Easton.

Fr B _RE'I‘;_Ul1NING '

om o , _

and Lubec SM<;l;d.;. EasiP0ft»

rai1lil1i\‘i'“gsltls!ii>C:aet:n(dnl;:k .t to destination. gp” -

Passengers arriving at Stf`]¢\”f¢u

evening previous to salli can go digg; to steamer and take mnlgn berth -tb, stateroom for the trip.; ` _

Ali] cai-fo, except Live Stock, is in.

aff] aiisuqst are and marins risk. . _

NLI<_lA G- LBB» Agent, Shijohlli a.1=i.miNscoM 0. in _ V _ c.ix.vm Auerfn, v.pf‘,Tqf,‘,3y'g|,

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'of 15

n ve ni l

ng house sad

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