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Summer dieting that does not contri-

tion, should be changed at once. If the stomach is weak and irritable; if the dig- estive system is impaired; if the blood is overheated with tendency to produce skin eruptions, use Malt Breakfast Food instead of oatmeal and other blood-heat ingfood. Delicious in taste. light and re- freshing to the stomach, easy to digest, are peculiar and prominent features of Malt Breakfat:Foo'l. Ask your Grocer for it.

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Radner Water

sparlrliha and Odorless Table Water

Pints and Splits

For sale by

J. G JAMIESON,

The Medical Hall

Qominzgi Opera “_ House

MONDAY AND TUESDAY

JUNE 11 A1~gn.isih.

Tue Ravfl new Humpty Dumpty

Co, headed 'by the famous Clown Mr. Jas. R. Adams. '

Grand Spec acu’ar Production,

New Scenery, New Music, New Specialties, Bright C.ean and

wholesome.

Grand Street Parade at noon each

day.

Prices 25, 35, 50. r Seats on sel: at u=ual placef.

' June lO_ Sins

“WATB i:»nE1zE”

For Sale at Auction.

I am inatruvt id by the Exacutors oi

the late Hon. G W. iiowlsn to sell at auction, on the p emises, on Wedues- day, the 26th day of June, instant, ai eleven ok-lock in the foieroon. the property situate at Brighton Shore. in the immon of Charlottetown, com- pfising about seven acres of land with residence formerly occupied by Mr. Howla-n. with stables aod coach-house, and the oo hge now occupied by Mrs. loQuillan.

one acre attached willbe ect up

separately.

Premises may be ‘inspected on ap-

plication to the undersigned.

For hiriher particulars apply to

Messrs. McLeod & Bentley, Solici.

WTB. Charlottetown.

` R. BEAIR.S’l`O.

June 8-id.

Auctioneer.

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foul! cases 0fi°..A§ti;€;di, "°°“‘““¢° work at moderate `

Prices.

THE_l.AW AND THB PEOPLE.

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'l HE GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAN D

hold the law and on the other side, to

prepared for a condition of things in

the men in the liquor trade, shall over

The Legislature in pursuance of its

power to make laws “for the peace, _order and good government" of the Province has passed a law prohibiting the sale of in- taxicating liquors in our midst. lt is safe to say that the open sale of intoxicants is the most effective means of destroying peace, order and good government. Nothing that goes on in our country pro- duces so many breaches of the peace, creates so much disorder or so flagrantly interferes with good government as t_he

:iorder that they may nil their coffe with money and fill our streets with drunkards? We do not believe that such is the attitude of the majority in Char- l

ottetown.

effort is being made to break down the

aw, to defend its violators and to re- establish an era of free rum in our midst. Thousands of dollars have been subscribed

which a minority so made up and led by

ride both the law of the land and the 2; ‘ verwhelmlng sentiment of the Province, “ '

rs .

It is a notorious fact that an organized i

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total abstainers alone It is the con current opinion of all the thinking peopl

of the land. .

The liquor tra filo being thus in its nature

destructive to the best interests of the community and of society at large 'it is clear that it would be well for the com-

munity if that traiiic could be wholly

suppressed. It is the prime object of the prohibitory law to suppress it. The object

liquor trade. This is not the opinion of

of the law is therefore a good one. That .

object will be attained just in propcrtion as the law is or is not enforced. It has been found in many countries that pro-

hibition of liquor selling is dimcult of

the victims of a degrading appetite) coun sel has been retained and the battle is no

on. It is clearly in the interest of peace, order and good government, in the intei- est of every drunkard and his family and in every sense in the best interests of the community that the law shall be main- tained and enforced. We trust therefore that the Government and its officers will be upheld and supported in an honest and energetic effort to enforce the law The

(made up of money wrung mainly from

_ W

duty is an unpleasant one no doubt, but none the lessimperative.

So far the peration of the prohibitory

law has been distinctly wholesome and

good. In the ew days since it has come

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enforcement, largely because the gains of the liquor seller and the appetites of their former customers array them against the law. Let us admit that with these are a few who would not sell under any circum- stances, and who do not drink, but yet have in their minds some form of obj ec- tion to prohibitory laws.

In tht ir attitude toward the law now on

the statute book the people are divided into two classes. On the one side and in favor of the law are,generally speaking,

the clergy, the great majority of church

f members, the members of the temperance societies, many leading men of the com- munity in trade and industry, in the pro- fessions and a large body of the honest workers. On the other side and at the head of the class opposed to the law are the men who are or have been engaged in the sale of liquors, and with them a lame number whose appetite for strong drink

intooperaifcu here has been a marked decreas in drunkenness and disorder, a noted falling-off' in corner loafing and other fruits of the liquor business. The better elements of the community, and

,ful vendor. The hopes and prayers of

even the poor victims of the appetite for A drink have no sympathy with the unlaw-

thousands are that the law may be up-f held, and that the traffic may cease to exist-. We sincerely trust that they mry not be disappointed, and we believe that a

our hands for the suppression of a great evil than we ever had before. 1

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T0 PREACI1 IN THEATRES.

national churchjust organized by those interested in the Peoples’ church in Chicago, is to preach the gospel in the theatres of every great city inithe United

ore powerful weapon has been placed in -

Every Sulforor From Dfaiarrli Klifvls

Lotions, Washes, Sprays and llslelics A

. ilclioi Dura. I - -

Powders, lotions, salves, sprays and iniiaiers winet

N311! Gure Catarrh, because this disease is a blood disease, and local applications, iftbey accomplish anything at all, simply give transient relief. ~ The catarrhal poison is in the blood and the mucous membrane of the nose, throw and trachea tries to relieve the system by secreting large quantities of mucous, the dis- charge sometimes closing up the nostrils, dropping into the throat, causing deafness by closing the Eustachian tubes, and after a time causing catarrh or stomach or serious throat and lung troubles. .

aremedy to' really cure catarrh must be an internal

remedy wmoii win oiaanso mo mood from oazahiiai poison and remove the fever and congestion from the mucous meinbrme.

The best and most modern remedies for this purpose are

SDUSGWGS l¢lBil¥lil88ll! known as Eucsiyptol, Guaiacol, Sanguinarlaanil Hydraltin. and while each of these have b°wmc°essfuiirusedaeperats1y,yoz is nariieen aimouiz to get them ali combined in one palatable, convenient and etilcieut form. - ,

dissolved in the mouth, thus reachingwavgry part

mucous' membrane of the throat and dually the

Uniikemanycatarrhremedies.8hiart‘s Gstarrh

eontainno oomine.op_i_ate_or andareeqnallybeneiiciai-for

Mr. C. B. Rembrandt of Bochester,,N offewpeopiewhohavesufleredasmuchas oftheheivbthrostand stomach. Iuscd andpowdersformontiisat tdmewitit

andhadnolwiwofcure. I

changeotcllmste.

Lsstspringlreaiian madeby8tusi'l¢’sCstai'rh

so-oentbox mommy beneiitfromthatone

dailyuntii

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tionaillcouidsskandmy asa theostarrh,

asweilsscves'

lives. There are still others of a mo

but who would be most unwilling to

liquor sellers and their unfortunat

customers.

Once on a rare occasion it was the priv

Town It was in the days when the lat

given to his Province the flrst.Prohibito law in British America. When the tim

has become a ruling power in their daily

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respectable class Whose ee nga are or voted to Christianity, but independent of one reasm °r another agmnst the la; sectarian dogma and practice. Thus far

classedin the same company with the

lege of the writer to see the prohibitiouists and anti-prohibitionists of a county ln New Brunswick divided one from the

otheron a public square at the County and does not injure

Sir Leonard Tilley, of happy memory, had so mmy ladieg use

came for the Prohibitionists and Anti-

Prohibitionists to divide the contrast was wash 4 onthe*

so great that many who had little favor .

theatres men and women who are de

the only obstacle to large cash contribu-

a recognised organization.

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I lt’s Because li

It does away witl. waehboard rubbing

e clothes or hands that

States. The idea is to gather into the -

g Themanuheturer|oti:henewcatarrhcure,Stuart‘s

Catan-h Tahlotshavesuoceededadmirsbiyinaoi thisresuit. 'llielsrell-!.le°’-picassnttastingioz

Cincaco, June 8.-The aim of the new

tions for the work has been the lack of ,___ _ ` __ _ B __ - __ qv

.Tenders 371” Best- is

rv ceivdd at the em Mfscdouald- '-up to 12 on Tuesday, nr xt. Tenders to be

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THE _ . I

STEAMER5 _ _The lowest 'or any tender

.saz ily accepted. By order

_ The property will be sold en bloc or ~ A 5 . if purchasers prefer, the cottage with V ‘ -

P, _ VI _ ~.‘ ` ' V ` .

d .

~ DODDS .

for prohibition were ashamed to stand up and be counted with the ruuisellers and their customers, many of whom were intoxicated at the time. These doubtful

ones, for sheer respectability’s' sake,either went away from the scene altogether, or came over and were counted on the pro- hibitionist side, which by the way was much the more numerous body lon the occasion referred to. The spectacle pre- sented was one of the most striking and memorable of a life time.

We shall not be privileged to see such

distinct line of cleavage and we* kno full well the leading forces, persons and

1' i -ef

One of the most danger-

ous and repulsive forms of Kidney Disease is

for which Dodd’s Kidney Pills an the only certain ana. h Dnpsy the Kid-_ neys are actually damned

ug, and the water, which s ouid ho expelled in the . form of urine, Bows back and lodges in the cells of the dash and pu& out the skin. Remove the Blth

Kina-EY A

an opendivision in Charlottet0Wn. But

none the less there is in the community a

I influences arrayed upon one side to up-

McKinnon 8; l\I:Nevin, Queen St., agentsfof

Ch’towu.

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I Charlottetown. P. E. I WEDDING caititiaclits,

COACHES.

PE; d

COUP . an BAROUCHE5

Terms Reasonable- ~ Telephone No! 171-

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Passengers arriving in 8t.John in

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“llllllTllllMBElllANll” Allll "PlllllllESS”

Leave as below every day, Sundays excepted (Standard time) From POINT DU C_HENI_E. on arrival of 11.50 train from Sf. John, for SUMMER-

SIDE, connecting with express train for Charlottetown and 'l‘igni~h.

FIOIII SUMMER5lDF» 011 a1’l'l\'81 Of l110rning train for Charlottetown and all stations

<§0i;_l% _§_af;;o§9rIé_\Ig`AI;_t1 CHEN:-t, connecting with day :rain for sr. JOHN,

Connection at Moncton with train for Canada and N. R.. at St. John with C. P. R

and Railway f_or U. S and Canada, also at St. John with Steamers of Inter uationl S. S. Line for Boston direct, Tuesday and Saturday, due the following-

F ' l:_;_:s'§1;;J__1;; 2;_I;;tfg1";ll<é_i;<('_§é}§o;lt7§gnesday and Friday mornings, with Steamers rom PI OU, on arriva o a train from I-I AI IFAX d SYDN Y - ~

Lorrrrowiv. Y ' an A E ' f°’ CHAR

From CHARLOTTETOWN for, PICTOU, at 8.30 1. ni.. connecting there with day

trains for CAPE BRETON and HALIFAA. At NORTH SYDNEY with Steam-

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er RUC!-: r e ~ .

At HALIFAX with C. A. & PLANT LINE for Boston.

Through Tickets to be had at Grand Trunk. Canadian Pa- inc, Intercolotilal and P

E I. Railways, and on the Compauy‘s Steamers and connecting lines in '

United States and Canada. -

3 F' w' H Charlottetown, P. E. Island `- . _ Se¢,ew,y_

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. treaty,-

TOOUIS, °

in son mini sims

:aqua timer.

’“° °,§§,;,1e°sth.'¥1'1-Gfeet. beam 23 foes. asap

win- \7-4 feet, 379 tonsgross 'md 239 tons “Y .I nett tonsge. Built of wood in Que_

bec in 1888, has a -beam angina 'ith s

a surface condenser. ,_ ' Siehltlief City Of

__= _ 'H19 h“uf _“§°°h1°°¢'Y_l~l_1d boiler is# _ (kmmencing May 3rd SALE in good condition .The vessel _has al (ruin, ghulntatcu gm. . 8006 0ut.5\i»_h“ill8 just been mitted'-llevay *Friday mornin B -. *ed-v»=~°°d wpeosoaio ami inafisoamenioe. rm B

°0i'bi6¢ste allows thevesggf tg gggfy ‘fhut gméq Iam Hubor’

Re giméntal

3Is.t_n§a5_`»_ I k

`\ P-E'.I.

First-class. si n 3 1

and double 'teams moderate rates

Fine turn-outs

_weddings and

Great George

Livery and Boarding Stables Charlottetown.

NY. _30q.P“s°“g°i",'ild *hi* 645 be put to 'lB.iveft,She`et Harbor.

bargain °°° 1° ° f°" NWN- ~ ‘ 'leave-nails; every Tuesday noon. F°f-i>'»"i°»1=f»ri>i1 in Ghuloaa aint giimgi,

‘ iliucd to Great Breton

fates. . W.

my 1, 1901