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For nleevery'where,qe°perben

or

by mail cn receipt price.

CE.de_Prep’|asoa,TaaWisucaraCaau|eaa

Pi l -

` Exrorsigrou

is now at_its best. September is also a

rim t "

Great = ° W

Montreal, Ottawa,

Pan Am ‘°§°'*§‘f'

' 'v .Sl 8...;

- idigrri’ should en-

u a 0, vor to see the

rge Canadian cities

and this is a slpendid opportunity- ONLY oNE Nicism oN THE ROAD

Toronto an 4 Buffalo

if you travel by the Canadian Paciic. Try our Pc- so.--nlv oudncsed Ex- gn sions to 'he Great Pan-American on September l7t\a and 0etob_»~r 1 5 Ja.

Call on nearest Ticket Omce or 'vrite to

A. J. HE ATH,

, D.1>_ A. o. P. R.

S; John. N. B

~ Lost"“"" i - Opportunity.

If you did not begin on opening

' day, you are handicapped for the

li-at positions next. year by fhfwe who did. You had better star* .gs soon as you can. W4 c~nn»»' .~upr _y the demand for comp-~ \te`nr dice assisfan s. Send f- .- fref _vilaltu 'o ,

L ` . ‘ , I

l.‘.r.t11ne Business College.

HALIFAX, N. S.

Kaulbach & Schurman

PROPRIETORS. L_ ' - l

Well-shall Boys and Girls

They need good, sfi' ing

slices-no paper in L. -. -l»:_-, nothing but solid Feiih.-r _._-_.tl h nest stitching.

Our school shoes are neat. Th y keep their shape. They pleise the parems be

,c use they wear so well. ~ Complete stock of all sizes e. d prices.

Morris & Smith,

“Coin Queen and Richmond Sis.

NO PERSON

= likes to walt very long to have re-

pairs attended to. 0 ten great in-

convenience and seriom damage or E

loss is sustained by not having

are experien

and we guarantee satisfaction. Q- For Bell Hanging. Gas Fit- ting, Sheet Iron and Tin Plate

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THE GUARDIAN

Au Independant Journal, untrammelled [an fearless; aiming to be Just, Impartlal, Reliable. lewsy, seeking at all times to further the best interests of the people. and rccoznized therefore as The Pe of->1e’m Pqper.

. Published at its cilicea, New Preise lticck NorQ|,_side Post 9$ce,' utthe following rates payable in advancei- Morning Edition, daily (except Sunday) one

month ssc. per£i., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . $3.00 Semi-weekly tion (Wed. a Sat.) per

yvear $r.5o; in advance ..................... . .$1.25

eekly Edition (Wednuday) per year 31.25

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- Branch Offices have been established at the followin place: where subscriptions may be paid, news iurnish- ed, advertising, job work and other business transacted:- _Summerside, Rogers _& Rogers’ store-J. B. C.

» Baker, Manager. Alberton, Albertcn Bookstore-G. S. Muttart,

Agent.

Souris East, Telephone mee-P. G. Seaman,

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n

]. B. B. MCCTLEADY, I J. P. H_00D,

E iitor Business Manager

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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1901.

ANARCHISTS AND ANARCHISM.

Anarchism, while it has obtained a hor-

rible notorietyl from its avowed and practiced doctrine of the assassination

of rulers, is not in' this country very generally understood. It owes its origin and early development to Pierre Joseph Proudhon, who was born at Besancon, France in 1319 and died in 18%. Proud-

hon was the son of a cooper,but managed toobtain a liberal education, and from l848to 1847 was employed in a commercial house at Lyons. At the outbreak of the

great revolution of 1848 he became promi- ` nent in the soclallstic propaganda of the time, became popular, founded several short-lived newspapers in Paris, was elected to the Constituent Assembly, was afterwards imprisoned and lied to Belgium, but under the Republic was allowed to return to France.

The doctrines taught by Proudhon, him-

self an advanced Socialist are the doc-

trines of Anarchism today. An eminent writer on Socialism tells that Prcudhon taught absolute individual liberty, free from all restraints of government or law. Proudhon said that “the true form of the

state is anarchy,” meaning by anarchy ofcourse not positive disorder, but the absence of any supreme ruler, whether of

king, convention or parliament. His

followers have extended the system to mean the overturn by violence of all constituted forms and institutions of society and government,all law and order

and all rights of property,with no purpose of establishing any other system of order in the place of that destroyed.

On this foundation has beep developed

the most dangerous and duinnable orga- nisation that ever existed on earth. Its conclaves, most numerous in France and Italy, have also a foothold in most civi- lized countries. They proclaim death to all rulers, select assassins to murder

emperors, kings and presidents, and the selectedagent must do or attempt the deed assigned him under penalty of death at the hands of his fellows. It is not for freedom that Anarchists contend but for

the abolition of all restraint by Govern- ment or law. Hence the President of a republic is as obnoxious to them as a hereditary sovereign. Hence the fact that two of their most conspicuous ' vit- Iims have been President Carnot of

France and President McKinley of the United Statets. King Humbert and tl e

late Empress of Austria also fell by Anarchist assassins.

The Nihillsts of Russia, a revolutionary

body confined to thatcountry, are similar in doctrine and practice to the Anarchist of Southern and Central Europe. Tolstol, in his My Religion says: “For thirty-Bve

years of my life I was in the proper acceptatioa of the word a Nihilist-not a

revolutionary Socialist, but a man who

believed in nothing.” The Nihilist rejects all the positive beliefs upon which existing society and Government-s ' are

founded and demands the abolition of the

existing social and political order of

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themselves confess that without Dodd’s

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things. __The outcome o£__.;thls._rlcctrlnc. the succession of plots iigaiust the lives of the Czars and cf high omclals of the Russian Empire, which in the casa of the late Czar,Alex_ander II resulted ln :his death .

As is well-known a coterlc ofAnarchists

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have for some years pact been ecllectcdiin

Chicago and another at Paterson, New Jersey. They have been permitted to

openly proclaim and advocate docsrlnesof Anarchism, to pufblicf meetings andidiiiseuilnate‘thslr‘llterature.i

It was at Patterson that the death of King Humbert was plotted, and from that city Bresci was sent on his too fatal

mission to kill the- King of Ameri- can love of liberty and free speech is some- thing which all British people can warmly appreciate, but tolerance of Anarchism has nurtured aviper in the midst of the Republic which has now struck a deadly blow at the nation’s head. It would seem that the time for tolerance of tnls sort has passed.

all

To xsiar me warsns siuoori-x. '

If you’d dwell

With Love, content.

Never let him

Pay the rent.

Never let his

Royal grace

See a bill »

Collectors face.

Love endures

Great human ills,

But he will not I

Pay the bills l '

Minneapolis Times. 1

11---e1_-i-n I

ANOTHER DEPARTMENT _

Gower st. oi..§;if.'si. Jenin New-‘

foundland, is to have they honor of having the tlrst deaconess employed, in the Eastern part of oar Church work. A The Deaconess, who has been trained in the Methodist Deaconess Training School ` Toronto. Will begin her workin Sept-_ cmber. She has been engaged through the generosity of one of the members

of Gower St. church, who makes

full provision for her support. We hope the time is not far distant when every one of our city churches will have a deaconess at work. So great* is the demand for these consecraeted women in En§l»ind,the United States

and Western Canada, that the institu- tions haveto refuse hundreds and hnnd~ reds of application for workers. _

Is only one of many distressing symp- toms which point to the presence of womanly diseases. If women thoroughly

understood the relation of thieurlcal wom-

91.01°!

anly health to the tieneral

would understand at backache, headache, nervousness, aidehche, dizziness, faintnes and similar feminine ail- ments, cannot be cured

until the womaigiy

health is establish _

Dr. Piercc’s Favorite

Prescription cures dis- eases peculiar to wom- en. It establishes reg- ularity, dries the drains which weaken women, heals indammation and ulceration, and cures female weakness. In curing these local eases, it cures the ail- ments which they cause; backache, head- ache, sideache, dizzi- ness, faintness, nerv- ousness, and other ills

peculiarly feminine.

Fug wrotcigou for' advitc; -

, I , Wh.

)dersTuT.rd'ni‘a Halstead, of Claremore, Cherokee Nat., Ind. Ter. *I was racking with pain from dll back of my head down to my heels. Had hemor-

rha e for weeks at a thas, and was unable to sat up for ten minutes at a me. You answered my letter, advised me to use your valuable medicines, viz. Dr. Plerce's Favorite Prscription ‘Golden Medical Discovery,' and ‘ Pleasant Peliets,' also gave advice about injections, baths and_ diet. To my surprise, in four mouths from the time I be-

n your treatment I was a well woman and

hive not had the backache since, and now I put in sixteen hours a day at hard work."

Weak and sick women are invited to

consult Dr. Pierce by letter free. Ad- dress Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y_.

The Common Sense Medical Adviser,

is given away. Send 31 one~cerit stamps the expense of customs and mailing on y, for the book in paper covers, or 50 stamps

.for the volume bound in cloth. Address

Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. ‘

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Hillel Acadia

is situated on the north si 'le of P. E. Island a Grand Tracadie Beach and is a mos; haalghfu resort havingia spring of clear cold water with plenty of fishing. boating and bathing. Opens July ist. Write for drculs-rs.

I.C.HALL

June I4 xgox d 3m. Us

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ll Road WalcllҤ ls alleasure _ Q

buta poor Watch is worse than*

none. OurWatches are not only *

good but are thoroughly tested K and regulated before being sold.

We make aspecia ity of

INQSHNH

customers with Watches at low

prices.

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fpeeler, Great

Fall. ,_A , /

1.; 2 '¢ *-

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0 _ “ ._ f ¥9s;l1._wi°r__i°°‘ ass Hats enema -d-f.

to-®y. “

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You will save money on this lot.

We saved on the purchase about onc- third. °

Come and seo what wc are selling `

early fall hats ct; ~ ‘Tho price will al-

most make you buy. A

Ask to secour York at $1.00 °

and our'Rcll Duchcssc at $3.50 and

$3 00.

For the school sports all our Jer. .

says sta cusp for the boys. Another

. lot of American Waists.

Special Discounts on American

Sample Silk Waists. '

We want every lady to pass judg- i

ment on our NEW MILLINERY.

_ We are always drst in the Held." _

While others are away getting the _ --

styles we have them right in Town. »

las.Paton& Go.

HICKBY do NICHOLSON 5

TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS

Black Twist

=~°i‘..§rf.: i '“ "“""‘

I'

Reaby Ciibwlgg l

/

Fine Cut Mixtures l-2 and llb. tins.

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Ask your coal merchant f.»r` prices and cf-mpare and see thc`T\TON EY

OU CAN SAVE. PORT HOOD CO PEN GRATES is second to none. Ir makes a QUICK FIRE, CHEER-

UL BLAZE throws out a TREMENDOUS HEAT, and burns awayi Gavin NO CLINKERS d V -

g _ an ERY L [TTLE AS H.

_ ORDER A TRIAL AND BE CONVINCED. “

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HAP LOTTETOWN P E I

:it-nte of Cincinnati, the lug -st shortlian 1 institute in the World. Students Firspclassi 5 i n (male or female) may enter at any time. No entrance examinations requircdf and duubk'

Gradu stes are assisted to responsible p -~i'ious. Write for information to ‘ |`l\0d9|'5~t9 rims cnarmueiown Business college, cnarlnueiuwn, P. E. |. . F*“° , *."f°'°“"

Aus 29 dew am 1;.. :B MILLER. rfinapa W°_dd"\¥S *"3" _

‘V9(~|>| N6 ' "4CADEM,"5 C . . . ._

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“’HISis one of the best equipped

Bu-lines. Colleges in the Lower

Provinces. Here,a business educa- tion is not made a side_ issue, but s f=p_»cia1-ry. All commercial subjects are naught by a large stud' of compe- tent ranchers. Graduates from our Shorthand Department receive their Dipiomasfcom the Phoiiographic In~

ll Tl 33.1. °. UPF

In order to reduce our immense stork-to make room

All goods in our store lat from ' ‘_ and private parties-

io to 33 1-3 p. 0. Off.

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Big _ bargains for everybody, rg ,_,,,,, 3,, ,.,,,,,,,,,,,

I This is a- genuine slaughter sale &

of Crockery.

isp? ailfgtwlf __

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To send u_s_,a_,

'enjoy it. ‘ '

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.which is

' packages.

.Pactsuriaed Milk

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.All _home grown fruits pure.

Try Eureka Tea

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Tclepho us (N

send ua

We ins'¥'e¥glr.@

_ lcd

admittedly superior E9 ordinary

r_,-.,r. _ _.ips

wberry

~25,cents per above

!to.d~

In these days of high prices fo- fuel it behmves houssholderabefare lay- 5°? ’

° gin their winter supply of soft coal to have a trial Tgn gf P0;-fl Hood- ' ‘ _Personal atteaiipn

AL for KITCHEN .'~"1‘OVES and]

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If you

Great George

Livery and _ it . »;:

Boarding Stables Charlottetown.P- E; I

_ Q, Horses bought and cold. Telephone 1co_. _ R- H- ST E RNS'

Successor to J. K. -Stanley. '

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Worth’s

o new goods ' I

° 5 'é;‘f:°°.€"s°*...e We ill Sell far. 30 days; :..

double teams _ ._ Fine turnouts for weddings

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