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THE GUARDIAN CHARLOTTKTOWN, PRINCE EDWARD IBLLND OCTOBlR~Q,_lUl. - -_ _

-~_ l ' the da otreet? Shall the men on our

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Babies catch cold so easil

;<, _`_'_, slowl\',however,‘ when y

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some Cresolene in the vaporizef. light the lamp beneath, and place near th crib. V\’hile baby sleeps he breathes-

inflamed membranes heal, and all B"°"°h on °° be-the silence that gives consent, or th have been established at the followin places

trouble ceases. It`s a perfect speci

An Independent Journal, untrammeiled an earless' aiming to be

5; .|ust,‘|mpartlal, Reliable. Neway, beset aside together at the bidding of

and recover so slowly. Not f,§°¢‘f,i¢"§ef,t,,§;f §’,’,‘2,°§,t¢'f,,f;,§t,l;§',1§2f¢l-’§:tei’§t°'°s“ the foreign millionaire at his pleasure?

u The Peoplav- Paper, Shall our rulers in our name go

\1$¢V3P°'Cfe$°1¢”e° Th” rebiisned me eases, New rfewae iaioek `£orth on the Sabbath and bow.

.,_» a. Siilgle night is an that is W N‘;:ii1¢siig1P°s;¢g§_°°‘ “ um f°u°wi°g "ms that in hand in gracious an

U¢¢e553TY for 3 Cine' YO" just Put §g;'g‘°§“_”Eg humble welcome to the foreign invaler

e ` . of the Canadian Sabbath i These are th

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Decalogue and the statute law ot the la

,hen s,,,,,C,.,,,,,°,5 maybep,,¢ “ws ,mush outspoken rebuke of a Sabbath loving

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for whooping-cough and croup. e<i.edver\ismx i°b w°fk and °¢h=f \>\==\°=S° people;

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VHPO-C"¢5"l°“° ls “ld b dmgmm "erywheiili Sriiriiiigrside, Rogers 8: Rogers’ store-J. B. C. i

ii ,i l d' h Vaporizera

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in the healing vapm-_ Com foosgng, ing for an answer. What shall the anew

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9| Baker, Manager. ii” '

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qng pH,~§ie§an§‘ iesiimonials free upon reauest VA

S°‘“'i" E“;'ée,'f,°1`°h°°° 5”-P G S°am“‘ ance of the late President McKinley, at

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HOW ABOUT A

` Emo; I Busmess Manage, the dedication ofasoldiers’ and sail

1 home in Cleveland, in 1894 in which he

” ` "f 'T 7 touched upon the subject ofanarchy. It

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`~ which the good President met his death

derives a sad interest from the tragedy in

I at the hand of an Anarchist assassin. We

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1911.

* “With patriotism in our hearts and

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OFFICIAL SABBATH-BREAKING.

days ago was so ilagrant, so wide-spread so deuant ot the Christian sentiment

the country, that to let it pass unrebuke would soem to be consenting to, if no

condoning the offence. For our pastors

to the level of Chicago, or the Paris Sunday.

Under representative 'metitut-ions, our

Governments, Parliaments, Premiers and olcialsare the servants ot the people. W\hat they do oiiicially is done presum- ably on behalf of the people and in obodionee tothe popular will. We know very well that what was done on Sunday lalt was not done by consent of the

people, was in tat-i an outrage upon the moraiaeaao of our ptoole. But there is

anold proverb that "silence gives con- sent.” Do not our pastors, our ohurches and church courts owe it to themselves and to the people whose religious destinies they |;uide,to denounce the Wrong and show to the world that they are not con-

senting parties to the moot shameless, public and cmcial act' of Sabbath-breaking ever perpetrated in Canada?

Eli's sons did evil and herestrained them

\not. Defeat,Qe capture of the Ark of the Covenant, the utter destruction of his house and his own neck broken were the swift and terrible, results. Shall it be said that our rulers may do evil in our name and that a. Christian

electorate, holding the power of politi-

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,cal life and death over the oifenders, ,Will '10 liotiiifig to refrain them? Will lnot even rebuke them! If so what are “,we but consenting' parties to the wrong,

taking upon ourselves the responsibility for what is done in our name? Is it not

;` possible that we can make our sense of wrong and outrage so clear to our rulers that they will not dare to repeat this lpflagrant offence in our midst? We.be- flieve that it is, and if this is to be done the time to speak is now, and let the

i trumpet szive no uncertain sound.

Both parties in Canada have sinned in regard to violation of the Sabbath, but let it not be said that because this last

notorious and dedant violation of both the moral and the civil law his the act ot

' It does away waellboard and dw not elotbelor hand; so many ladies

ated institution, would 'become degraded

Liberal rulers that it shall therefore be condoned. The time was when Liberal

leaders were very strict in holding their ~

opponents to observance of the sanctity of the Sabbath. The writer remembers an

impressive scene in the Cauad ian Com- -ON-

mcns long ago when with business ot '

some importance before it Sir John\Mao- .,061-| . donald kept the House in session till `

twelve o’clock on a Saturdaylnightv H ` R `

Atthat time Alexander Mackenzie, Ed-

ward Blake and a number ot their follow- = V ' e era rose with aolema dignity and lett the sam” mimuus “MJ”

p with the flag ot our country in our hand there is no danger of anarchy. . . . .An- archy iiees betore patriotism. Peace and order and security and liberty are safe so

The othcial Sabbath-breaking ofa few long u 1°" of country bunsin magna!"

, at the people . . . ...Liberty to make our

of own laws docs not give us lioense to break d them. Liberty to make our own laws

commands a duty to observe them our- selves and to enforce obedience among all

, .others within thoirjuriadiction. Liberty

our churches, our Sabbath Alliances to my fellow-citizens. is resvvuaibllily. and submit in silence would almost inevitably resmnsibllity is d“t'y» and th” aut’ is W

Dreserve the exceptional liberty we enj

briagabonta repetition ot the act, and “Mn th ,B I

further and more frequent repetitions until the Canadian Sabbath, now a vener- _ - _ _ _ _ __ 7 _ _ _ _ _ -

w e w, and or the law and by the law."

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Pierce for his advice." ,

The lady whose letter W Quota,

got what sliienitvgote for, and 'is _a w woman to-dgy as a result of following l Dr. Pierce'e vice and using Dr. Pierce’s i Favorite Prescri tion, the medicine which makes wé women sizong and p sick women well. “Favorite Prescri ~ tio_n_" establishes regu1a.1-ity, dries weqg _ enmg drains, heals mnammation and ulceration and cures female weakness. i

Sck women, y those suffering

hom diseases of standing, arh ii-

gted touconsult médmmhbylelleltm, T ce. A correspo ence ea

strictly gi-ivate and sacredly coniiden- ‘ tial. A dress Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buialo, , N. Y. i “I truthfiill th_ Dr. Pierce’s Favorite ' Presd::i?1:.ior.i is ayvxlidégiul medicine and\de- _ serves e raise given it,” writes Mrs. Emma . Spooner, og Lakeview, Montcalm Co., Mich, :_ Box 288. “lggis gickhfouir zazontlésaand the m`ed1~ ~ 'erescri teocorsimenogood.

ll;-lixiiallljy I wrote toyDr. Bierce for his advice. HC answered in a very kind letter instructing me what to alto. I folloylvlednkhii adyricgiand :O-day amawe woman, a s o . erce.

Dr. Ifiercels Pleasant Pellets should be

V used with “ Favorite Prescription ” when-

ever a laxative is required. _-

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RAKES QGTOBER, 1901

Will Belleliiin Charlottetown <

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_Houseat midnight. We seem to have 1362 til? .F _ ‘§2§_?,

another order ef Lii>ei»sii»m;n°w which ihpnem w mg wig;-gg olhoially knows no Sabbath. It is lor Sab- per cent to third bath loving Liberals to say whether or _ uni october. 19"# ‘W0 1\°f'=

bailed Qwldmadeaftor rd October, xger

not they are prepared to sink the Sabbath ; :gli glilfllifi tnthoir partyallsgiaaoqortereetrainpynn ggi-snmwcnnasunmxy.

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Prince of Wales’ Colleges. A large stock of _ _

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