THE GUARDIAN, CHARIDTTBTOWN,

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, APRIL

J3- X904- 3

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BUDGET DEBATE MAKES a

PROGRESS IN THE HOUS

Da is `

Questions of the y°

are Discussed

The Fishery Award and rho Representation Question are Fefe- most Topics for Consideration.

Tnunsnav April 21.

Mr. McLean said there was much in the

Budget speech that the Conservatives would agree with. The prosperity of the other provinces was undoubted but the talr: of the Premier was a doleful one. llc hoped the questions pending at Ot- tawa would result favorably to the Prov- ince. The statement that the Opposition had appealed to the fishermen by saying the bounties would be lost, was unfair to the members of the Opposition. This argument has never been used on the platform by the Conservatives; and even rf they had so stated it would only be In accordance with the words of Sir. Louis Davies. We now have a debt of nearly seven hundred thousand while next year's deficit is estimated at $10,000. Will this

“ECHOE'S" ` I

Everything that one does in life has a

reaction, an echo. which either applauds or condemns the deed, and is ever after»`

wards a perpetual reminder of nobility or baseness. Wherever you are, you will hear echoes of the ood that you have

done. Whether pleasant or disagreeable, they will be continually comina back to

be the actual expenditure. We JOHN A. MATHIESON.

ow that expenditures have greatly

kn increased in past election years and Lauder 9| the Opposmom

we have no security that it will not be the same next year. With such an expendi- ture it will be no wonder if the people will take advantage of the first opportu- nity to drive the present Government from power. The Public Works Depart- ment have year after year promised works which have never been given to the people. The public schools have been neglected by reducing the salaries of the teachers and the effect has been that the schools are falling below the standard. This question was not discussed by the Premier. We have drift in thc Public Works, drift in e.iu:ntiou; and some of the members of the Government should at least make some explanation of the Government policy before the House went into supply as was tbreateneri last night when he was compelled to speak.

IIon.Mr. Rogers was disappointed at the

speech of the Leader of thc Opposition which was much shorter and weaker than he expected. The last speaker nad made much of n small drain in Souris,which the Commissioner harl, he thought, explained satisfactorily several days ago. lic ex- plained some of the objections against the granting nf incorporation to Souris and other .sm ~ll to.~||.~r with exemption from taxes. 'Turning his attention to the Leader of the Opposition he pointed out that the gross cxpt-rrriititr-rt ui the Liberals

WHY MOTHERS WORRY

Did you ever hear a mother

worry over a plump child? There is no bcttcr bank of health for a child to draw from than a good supply of healthy flesh.

Scott`s Emulsion not only

gives a. child weight and plumpness, but it feeds the brain, bones and nerves with strength and active power.

Fewer mothers would

worry if they knew more about Scott's Emulsion.

Ws'il send you a sample free upon nqug K SCOTT B IOWNB. Toronto- Oat. _ . ,

Weeks’ Hats are up-to-date styles

Y you in memory-waves, and will tend to

make yon happy or miserable.

If you have said a kind wordthatbelped

to lift a life out of an unconganial envir- onment, if you have aroused the embers of an ambition that has been slumbering for years, and which would have gone out in darkness but forycnr fanning them into living flame, then will this sweet echo speak to you. “Scatteryour flowers as you go, for you will never go over the same r_oad again."

If, on the mnt rary, you keep the flowers,

which you should have given to the living for the deed, spared the kindly word of praise and admiration, or the expressions of love. until the ears which they would have gladdened were deaf in death, then will obnoxious echoes of condemnation haunt you. Tears and flowers at a funeral do not atone for wasted opportunities to scatter brightness or show lcvc.

Every thought or deed sends back an

echo like Itself. If we have been helpful and generous, sympathetic and kind, al- ways considerate, we shall hear echoes that will uplift. encourage and satisfy. If we have been mean and contemptlble, vicious, narrow. indolent. we shall hear echoes repent the voices which gave them birth.

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JOHN D. ROCKEF`ELLER’S WEALTH.

Present fortune... . .. .. ._ _ $ 200,000,000 G0 Annual income. . ..l2,000,000.00 Monthly income.... ._ 1,000.000.00 Daily income.. . .. .. ... 41,095.00 Hourly income. . . . . . .. . _ _ 1,712.24

for twelve years was $121,000 greater than the Conservatives. This was because the country was growing. In the expendi- ture on education alone there was $232,000 or more than half the total sum was ex~ pended. In former times there were more third class teachers, many of whom have risen to first and second class.

Mr. Mathiesou at this point asked the

Hon. gentleman to explain how the cx- Denditure was going continually up while the educational standard was decreasing.

Hon. Mr. Rigers said the Government

was paying the same statutory allowance as when they came into power and if there were vacancies it was because the districts would not pay supplements. The increased expenditure was because higher class teachers had been engag- ed. The present Government have spent $42,000 more during their term than did the past Government. Con- ditions have immensely changed for the better in Falconwood in the past few years. This expenditure is uncontrollable. In then: atter of public buildings this Gov- ernment have spent more money than the Conservatives. More money has been ex- pended on the public roads by the present Government than their predecessors. $lt'i0,00 has been spent for a new ferry steamer and the ferry services are now in a better condition than ever before. The Otlicc of Registry of Deeds has increased in cost and the great item was for $150,000 for interest more than the Conservatives. \Vhcn the latter came to power there was no debt while when they left there was $128,000 against the Province besides the $200 000 which they harl withdrawn from cipital. This gives the actual indebted- ness at that time. Had this continued with compound interest till 1802 thc deot

thir een years the present party

just about square. Large sums hav

the consolidation of the statutes in

winter ccmrnunication and the ine

Liberal-\ when they came to power

compare the records in this claim

would come when no more taxation

seems they would wring more fro hard workers of our Province. Thi ever will notho done till every means of rcvenue is exhausted.

first spoke of the investigation 0

might uc proud I \Vas their treat

items of the expcndituroin the the Liberals and the Conservative

lmost vince.

past

would be $010,820 -or an amount a equal to th! present debt of the Pro This goes to show that during the

e out been ment tions, elec- e re- elega- cient cxive The

press- i00 for ple to and it overn-

Let

d he e time would essing 95' OD' ers it

m the s how- other

carried on the Government and com

saved by the present Govern in administration ofjustice,in delega

tions, and in many other items. H hearsad the different Conservative d tions for damages due for inem

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efforts that had been then made.

ed the claim and have obtained $30,( all time to come. He asked the peo

is but an example of what the G ment is doing in our other claims. the people give us a little time an had no (car that in a few months th

be necessary. The Opposition are pr for an increase in revenue and as th Dose every tax but that on the farm

r. He f the o.Was iberals rent oi r thc iferent ima of s, and he ad-

Mr.

Mr. Morson was the next speake

ati`airs at the Asylum some years ag the conduct then such as tlze L

\Valtcr Lowe in his contract fo asyiumjusti Ho referred to the di

contrasted the different items to t vantage sol' the Conservatives. Morson was still speaking at six o`e

Income per minute 28.54 Income per second .....~15

“Every morning he arises $17,705 richer

than he went to bed," says one of these

° ' igenlous biographers. "He remains at

bre.."fast half an hour each morning and in that time grows richer by $1,041.50' While he is in church every Sunday morning his wealth increases $4,160, and when he picks up his violin to while away an evening at home hc knows that he is richer by nearly $50,000 than when he took up the instrument on the previoui night."

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SPECIAL.

There has been a sharp advance in thc

price of seven inch hai. pins, owing chiefly to the large nnnrber needed to hold on the latest styles of puck-a~boo hats, in a wind storm.

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A BUSINESS “TIE UI’,

This week was caused by a iire starting

in a Neckwear Factory at 'l cronto.

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“ALL ABOARD."

We learn with pleasure that a new

Street Railway is in prospect for Char- lottetown. Would it not be n good iica to have the cars run up Elm Avenue, down tue Malpcque Road, and along Hooper Avenue, taking in thc new Hotel site, and the new ltailway Station I

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-CUT THIS OUT-

T (To be Continued.)

The Alphabet of Success runs as follows:

Attend carefully to details.

\VAN'I`Ei); MEN.

Wanted: Men-

Not systems fit and wise, Not faiths with rigid eyes,

Not wealth in mountain plies, Noi. power with gracious smiles, Not oven the potent pen:

\Vunted: Me

Wanted: Demis-

Not words of winninlz note, Not thoughts from liie remote, Not loud religious airs,

Not sweetly languld prayers, Not love of sects and creeds,

Wanted: Deeds.

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“READ THlS”

li you want a neat up~to-date

suit for Spring and Summer you should see our sniiings; they are beauties, All the latest colors and patterns and we make them up in the latest styles-

Come early and get your choice,

they are going fast. We sell at fair prices and guarantee satisfac- tion.

MCDONALD & _ PERRY,

' The Nobby Tailors,

Great George Street,

April rr dw if

| Men and Deeds- I Men that can dare and do,

Not longing for the new,

Not prntlng ofthe olc.

Good liic and actions bold-

Thcso the occasion needs,

Men and Deeds.

_Duncan MacGregor in “St-. (icorge`s Cross."

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Latest news from Cotton Fields, attract

attention.

it is simply a case of suPDlY "nfl de'

mand stated one of our best posted Cotlvh men recently. We raise the raw materiel in “vagal grades. Naturally our white variety of Roosters are mont in demand- We cultivate them largely. They are not easily plucked, and in a general battle die Game. We anticipate a sharp demand for our Birds. fm' KIIIRS.. Q\lf‘0\'\-‘I “nd

Prints, for fail delivery.

L|NE-o'.rY|>E on Two,

-LOVE AND LOGIC.-

Lovc and Logic mct one dny On the glowing heather;

“Let us walk together."

Logics bright eyes opened wide,

I' As quick she answered, “Never

The paths of Love and Logic, dear, W ere never walked together."

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“ONE DAY AT A TIME."

rourrl of irritating concerns and

Robert Louis Stev

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PRIZE SPRING POEMS.

Now doth the busy little wife

With dust and chaos home is r And, hubby has to get His breakfast off the hat stand His dinner on a box,

And tea upon the bnckhioon Among the clothes and socks There's coal oil in the custard

And oatmeal in the beans There`s tanks around the bcefs When wifie. "dear" houueciean

I Her household goods upset;

Said Love, with gentle whisperings

patty

duties. o por- faces, ustry. ess all beds

nored, sleep. snson.

The day returns and brings us the

lieip us to play the man, help us t form them with laughter and kind let cheerfulness abound with ind Give us to go blithely on our busin this day, bring us to our resting weary and content and nndisho and grant us in the end the gift of

Ile prompt in all things.

Consider well, then decide positively.

Dare to do right, fear to do wrong.

9 Endure trials patiently.

Fight lifa‘s battles bravely.

Go not into the society of the vicious.

Hold integrity sacred.

Injure not nnothcr's reputation.

Join hands only with the virtuous. Keep your mind free from evil thoughts. Lie not for any consideration.

Make few special acquaintances.

Never try to appear what you are noi.

Observefgoofl manners. Pay your debts promptly.

1 Question not the veracity of a fricnd. Respect the counsel of your parents.

Sacrifice money rather than principle. Touch not, taste not, handle not intoxi-

cating drink.

line your leisure for improvement. Venture not upon the threshold of wrong.

l Watch carefully over your passions.

Extend to every one n kindly greeting.

Yield not to diacouragemcnt. Zealously labor for the right. and success

is certain.

\Vhen we were boy's and girls we used

to say.

Little drops of water,

Little grains of sand, Make the mighty ocean

And the pleasant land-

These simple lines are well enough for

ife, children. Among intellectual, and scien-

tific people we should read thus: Indnitesimal particles of saline humective

fluidity,

Minute eorpuscles of non adhering

organic matter,

Condointly cause to exist the immeasur- V able expanse of aqueous sections.

air I And there splendent superficial area of

sr, ‘ dry solidity.

ih aiA ril sales rt house gg

E ' _ ' ' '_ l fh . f rnishin re uisites for which the approach of

P ant to their annual custom at t is seilso ’ ‘ ' ` h f ishers to su ly their needs from the widest possible I ~

IIIIEIIMATISM IN EVERY .IIIINT

Fira. E. H. Hill, a Trained Nurse, Living at 2286 8th Ave., New York, Was Perfectly Heipless With Rhcumatlsm and Kidney Disease. “ Doctors Failed to Help i'1e, But. I Was

iiompieieiy iiureriby Warner’s Sale (lure,

and Since Then Have Never Had an Attack."

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,,»"" '__`, ,,."‘<<' " I l|.‘r-I r'lr~-.i|_n:r|z~i\| in ‘wry j~lnr in my _f,fQ`~"_l :;`..r;-, .rl ' l>r»rIy_ \\.i.~ pr-rir-r'i_l_\ In-Iplr'.~\ :intl lr.rti rt, be -"I .7 kr turrn-ri :intl ‘uiwi tri in-rl, 'l'Iri.~ was i'/rilrfvwd ,-" ', "“' _~`_.,, ._ by ,sr-Il~»\\'J;i:i1l-in r-_ .\li liwl’ all-i klrlrleys

~.;,_;`- *U \\'r»r'r- out tri' or-ir-1' :tml my u|'1r\<»\\':r.~ sr-ant, lf;-’ . »,'.1:~,,, nrnl will ru-rltil.-It-_\rfilr»\\'rr-lrrr. Iirorlluilrrrl " ---H Yr: urn' will .\l_\' liuur-r‘ hulls \\'r'rr- lrriillr-. 'I`lrc

W,/. ` " ` \\ Iritr s ot my 1-_\ r.- \\‘r-ru yr»llr»\\' null my skin

_ A \\':r.~\Ir'yun<llrnr'>IinurIilu-r-r»lr:1'rrt`ult»1ur»ri.

\` ‘ I lmrl no arppciiic :uni i`t»li |r»\\' .~'pil'i|r-tl, ri|<»\\'-

K - .sy null in-rrvy. l \\':rr\tc<l tu slut-rl all lin: . \ "\ ,_ \ limo. Ilrir-rl .~‘t~\'\-ral rIru'irlr.~, but llury rlirl

" ` nut .swrritollr-Iprrrr-; I \\n-rlrvu |»<~r':-Irnliwll

ro try \\'.\i{I\`i‘Ili`.\` .\`.\l<`l'li`i`iil‘1,:uni after t:ri.iu;; one lruttlc I \\'rr~‘ so irnpr-i\r»rl I iivpl it up until llrarl taht-rr .~1x, arid \\rr.~» uorrrplvic- ly r url-ri, I have i\i>\'cr hurl :rrn»tIlcral1nr'k_

" l nm uri cx|>\»rir'ri<‘r“lI nur.-so anti have

rw-rtrrirrlurrrlr-rl it to runny people, with wx-

/ i ’ ` m\|i'm' lwiilsil cw 1 1 1 i rs \

1, t., \ \. \ \ --. ns. G. . rr.r.,-i_ i'Iia'rlr.fvc,, '. '. I /I /My ,Ir I ,\ Q, \.~ \ \\'c have tlniusrrnris <»r` just surrh letters

'll I -il \\` frrrrn tiwri unrl \\'<vrr\L-rr \\'lu\~utlt-rt-rl t.r»riur¢‘.~',

\\lli| tlcuth staring tin-rn in lin: fur-e, until

ibey wc-rc brouglrt buck to perfect health by Snfc Curr-.

Rin-lxrnulisui ist';iu.s\-rl by urir':1r'1rI lu tho blnrul. anfl is rr ricvcr-friilirig sign iliut

your kidneys are <li>r-.'\.~t-rl and rivul irrrrrwrllntr- nttcrrrirrri to |\rc\'r-nl lirrgllls di.~r'n.~t‘, rliubctcs und otlrvr serious stages of kirinry iroublr-_ it' you liuve tilt- sliglilrfst doubt about your conrlition

In-i .~r»rr\r- rrirrrrilutjurirtrsinnrl '_’l liuurs, if

. rr rt-rirli-Ir-lrruwn serlirnl-ui i`r»|'rn.~_ or if pur-

ticles float about in it, or it is this lc-n~t ciriudy or .~rur»iry, your lririrrv-_ve- are r~r-r1~u-'l_\'ni`- fvctcll and iitivrly uulllilc lu curry tllc wrrrriv iunttr-r out wi' rlrt- i...rr\, ami |i`nll<»\\'r-rl ru run on rvitlniut tri-utrnr»nl_ tho uric ariri will rm.: ilu- i-l~..<l :uni pro-r»|r tilt- wliolcsys- ic1n,r:uu>ing rlierrriiirtiv [mills hurl s\\'<-lliirgs, iliilnruruntirrrr ot tin- liiarirlcr :intl urinary organs, licurlzrrlrr-, l»ur'lru<'lu~, cspr-r'|nlI_\' in ilu~ Iuirxs; inrliur-.~iir»u_ <ly.<pr-}>>ir\, rmrlstipn- lion, turpiri liver, rr.-rr-mr-rrr-.s.~_ rrii xn:\nnr»r ru bitulrl and skin r-rrrpticris, nn-i. finally. u colriplvtc lircnk-\lo\\'r\ r>i`1Ill- gt-rlr»r'rrI livirlili, \\illi lirigl11`s rl|~r-uw or rliubr-its and r.Icu.tll_

DISEASES OF W0;ii[§N. llr-ririrrg-rl~l\\'u s~r~r|\.'rti<>r\, i`ni|itirr;_' spells. painful pori-

rnls and oilrwso-Crrlllirl ibrlrrrir- troubles :irc rrli \iui`:riilu:f .~_\ rupttlru- Ui' l..rlnvy <lr.~=r'a.-4-. li`y\»l1 are alrr-nrly suil`r~rirv_: irrrui nity <»f`iIr1-~r» ~l~-r-rr-r»> _rt-:::' iii»- L- 1rri.'rll\r~rlurigr-r.rr.s the kidneys rnrcly put ilrrili .~ui'li trutwarrl .~_\'rr|prt»r|.s until iliv <li.\l»u>u Ixus sr-currrl u iirrn lurid. You slroulrl l»r~gin taking Safe Cure ui urn \~. Q

“SAFE CURE" CURES DISEASED KIDNEYS

4- ' \Vnrner's Safe (‘urc is absolutely the only curnplctc, pr-rrnanvnt and snic home

cure for rlxeurxiutisrrr, lSrig;lit’:-1 rlisr-nsr>, ilirrllr-tvs, pail stories, gout, urir- zrrlrl :uni all dis- eases ofthe kirlrn»y.-, livr-r rrnrl blurltlcr. It rl1'i\~r-:~r»ui tin- uric rrviri pr»i.sr»rr_ _~r»r>tlrr-s in- ilnrrtrnntitm unrl irrilnilrrri, rvrizrirx- tIlr~ rlr lit'1\Ir‘ti.~'srir-s, liruls ilrc orgnli.-‘, rt'.~\r>r‘\-s cn(-rgy and vigor null lliiiltls up rr .~trr»i|;_' Irr‘:rliI.,\' I»r»tI_\'.

Safe (`urc is rnntit- cntlrcly r»i` lu-rlr-_ r-rxurnins no luuxufirl rlrutw i.~ it r r~ irfun :~r-rli-

mcnt urirl plcnsuut tu thlre. l'r'r-.~criIu»\I by rlr»r~Lrf|'.~ hurl u.~r'rl .-tru-r-~.~i`i:lly ill lt-r|<Ii11glm:-i- pitnls for fifty yours. Sold nt. rrll rlrug st-»r’r»_-or riircrt, $1 _\ lit \'I"l`l.I‘I.

REFUSE SUBSTITUTES AND IMITATIONS. They are worthless and often exceedingly

dangerous. Ask Ior Warn¢r’s Safe Cure; it will cure you.

WAlINER’S SAFE PILLS rrmve the lmrvr,-is gently and nirl n spccrly cure.

TRIAL BOT.TLE FREE.

To convince every suift-rcr from dist-rises of tho kirlncys, livr-r, bladder and blood,

that Warnr-r’s Safe Cure will cure tin-rn, n tr-ini llottlr- will be sr-nt nb_sr»lr|tr-ly free, post- pnlll. Also fri-0 rlur‘t<l1"s arIvir'r~_ nn-I rr r|rr~tllr~ni l><\rvl.'i~~t wlur-lr tolls ull nlulut these diseases with n prr-s<‘r'iptir»rr for each, hurl rurritzrirrs runny ui ilrr- tiunrr-nri-i.~. uf t.<-stirriorriuls received Llnily from grritvfrrl patients who Inrvu I»»~»-rr r'urr-rl by Sail- Curr-. All you have to dolb write \\'r\ruer’s Su1`cl,'\1ru Cu ,-1-l I,t»rui»nrtI !\`t_, 'l`r»r‘r»r\tt», Uni., nrnl mention name of thi! paper. The gcnuiucness of this cifcr is guuruntocrl by the publisher. e- W; , , __W__ _,, E.. _...L . .. 1.. “ .nf

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IIVERUIITS

When the robin chirps and thc blue bird sings, you may

make up your minrl tlmtSpririgl1as tos.<crl olrl \Vintcr out of her lap. And its time lor you to toss that olcl Ovcrcoat to the sfcoucl hand ilian or put it away till next winter, and get all your small coin together to buy a new light weight Over- Coat.

A Spring Overcoat is a very desirable piccc oi property

to have. Many of our coats arc of our own manufacture and points of superiority over imported clothing :irc easily seen- Price $8, $10 and $12.

If you want a shower proof coat. factory made, wc have

them equal to if not better value than you find in any store in town or country. Conic in and try some of them on you.

Cloiliicr .intl l"r1ruislrcr.

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Special

Blue Ribbon

Binder Twine

600 fi. per lb. Get our prices (Which are

now out) before ordering.

Consumers Cordagc Co.,

LTD., HALIFAX. N. S.

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iumishin ands are now in nruarsss ’

h n Paton 8; Co have arranged a series of special displays and sa es o ense u g q

ufsu f h ainstaking effort and preparation and offer an opportunity to ouse urn pp

Sillllmer calls. These sales are the outcome o muc p _ r range of reliable goods at the lowest p

19 lil lt!

fines, Remember Friday evening.

ANI S PATON & CO’Y.