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- THE GUARDIAN, CHAR

“What” exclaimed the orator-“u hat` M ti th hb dl

' sr n. oug a ybeuten at the polls

' *'10 0151189 Us h¢‘lPi"8 mankind YO Sei announces that he will hold on to power

'P in the world?" 0 0 until the Legislature meets a monthhence,

_ _ _ _ _ sf- f - e s nodoubt hoping to prevent the tations

nnntfsuric P.ui\'a, TUESDAY. JUNE 12, iam. factions of the Opposition from consul-l

<_'lyDo You Suler When nn Alillli- _ datlnmand Wssibly td gain

Qilon of Griffiths’ Menthol Linf- nent Will Take Out all the Pain 3 g Few Minutes! It Penetrntes luoele. Membrane and Tillio K k Very Bone Here la the Proof. BL Robert Collett. 70 l~llllott»stre<~t, To

mo, writes: I nin sun- lf the poor rlicu me sufferer only knew of the virtues of Grmlths’ Menthol Linlment there Wvllld Int ‘be lo much suffering from this terrilxe ine. I had been suffering for se\'ei°:\l ~@&a with n painful attack ln my should- er. Half a bottle of Grlftlths’ Menthol Lllment removed every truce of my

I have also found lt exceedingly

:tr sore throat.

lol by drngglsts, 25c and T5c.

'Having purchased from Mr. F. J. ti

& b_:;{st't:dst;i:u.`:nde__lyl Busizgsls further in moving amendments, Which,

the Morris Blocx. we will continue the business in its various branches ding at lowest prices for cash only Ik B. M. Hornsby, who has mana § the business in the past, will be iliargo ofthe store, and will be Qlmsd to attend to all old customers 5 many new ones.

A choice new stock of Wall Papers

will be at once put on sale, and all

departments of the business will be

well BUO¢l£€d. A Well supplied news stand will be a special feature

idtliobnsiness. The store will be

known as “The Bazaar Bookstore.” TIE BIZIIR IIUHPRNY.

Successors to F. J. Hornsby,

'Harris Block, Ch`town. March i6, igco. I

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Our worlrrooms will

rushed this week, if can

venient, we ask you. and ¥ will consider it a favor for Q those who can, to leave* their trimmed hat order § as early in the week as*

possible #

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The Millinery Leaders. E

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But strange to say he

is feeling decidedly happy about it-. The tit referred to is the price of a Whole month’s groceries he got at our store, whish lit his purse so well that he will in future be a. regular cu

tom=r of ours.

ECM and see us.

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That we are to be moulded and fashion- ' cd.” sothe sand we use for our castings' needs to be moulded and fashioned. 'l hat‘s what our nxoulders are doin everv day, mouldin and fa hi ‘ h

g s oning t e sand like

unto the patterns, it is therefore very im- l portantt at the patterns be first-class in

¢'_¢fY l'¢5P¢<-ff. for as the patterns are sol will the castings be. We ave first-classl

pattern-makers employed and are able to N m_eet the regnired ne_ed, | Give us a trial when in need of Castings,

The Modern Founders,

Hem Navigation Co’s Wharf. _

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Phone 125

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FORTUNA l`E CONDITIONS.

The temperance people and prohibition lsts have much to be thankful for in the

Legislatiue. A year ago the same House by a madorlty vote committed itself tothe principle of deriving a revenue from the

committed to the principle of forbidding the sale of liquors for beverage purposes

rming this pr nclple the Opposition

me the Opposition have gone still

if adopted, would in the opinion of many have rendered the Act more stringent and enective

dealing with the liquor trallic. A numbe r

l have shown so much regard for the

dominant temperance sentiment of the

untry as to vote in the manner we have en. This is a condition which THE

GUARDIAN ardently desired to see brought about. The law will be before the coun-

try in a much fairer light and with great- ly increased chances of being enforced fo r being thus adopted,not as a mere party measure but as endorsed by both parties so far as it goes. ,Another fortunate condition is that the

Premier has asserted in the strongest manner his determination to give full force and effect to the measure now cn- tacted. ll/'hen the time rolls round it will

be the duty of temperance men in all parts of the Island to give their utmost assist- ance to every honest effort toward cn- forcing t-he law. \Ve do not doubt that in

introducing and enacting the law the Government has materially improved its standing with the country. But the chances of an election are always more or ‘ less uncertain, and ifthe fortunes of the

coming contest should bring the Cpposi- tion into power it ist most satisfactory to khow that they stand committed to make

the law more stringent than it now is. _ If between this time and the next ses-

sion of the Legislature an appeal should be made to the people we do not doubt

that the electorate will consider pro hibi- tion is 'bile of the prominent issues before

them and will strongly allirm that rinciple. If on the other hand another session of the Legislature intervenes

before a general election, the opportunity vvill be afforded to strengthen any weak places that may in the meantime be dis-

covered in the law, in order that itf may be made as effective to the desired end as any merely Provincial Act can be made. ‘Nc therefore regard the outlook as a'

most favorable one from almost every

point of view.

Tar: GUARDIAN has been for years, and

from the beginning of its existence wholly coiiimitt-ed to the advocacy of prohibition, and we cannot but regard with the great- I est satisfaction the fact that the Legis- lature has now unanimously affirmed that great principle and has crystallized it into law. With equal satisfaction we con-

gratulate the prohibitionists throughout

the Island on the fact that the time is ap- proaching when the liquor trams, the

cycles-"

For Hire.

_ For Bale _

Repair Shop

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fruitful source'of so much misery and crime, willbeunder the ban of law in city and country alike, It is due to the firm and uncompromising stand of the churches, the organised temperance bodies and the many staunch prohibi- tionists in all parts of the Province that we are able to congratulate ourselves on that which has been obtained.

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T0 CURB A COLD IN A DAY.

Take Laxative Broinoquinine Tablets.

All druggists refund the money iflt fails to cure. 5c. E. W. Grove’s signature on each box. »

We are not to suppose that all the men _

‘of either party in the House have been

nverted to the prohibition platform, or at heart in favor of this method of

them are prohlbitionists at heart, but

support from one or more ot them The defeat of a number of prominent men of the Opposition may malre it possible for him to do something in §igt way.

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not out the Prohibition Att has been Ourtelszmvhb wwgthlg morning fr°m t passed by the unanimous vote of the South Africa, from China and from Ash- -

Antec ls alike serious. Most"'sérlous` of -all is from the far east where many _missionaries lives immediately

tranic. Today the Government stands in GWR! and DWl¢l.5¥¢d “Hd 5¢l‘i°\l3*

warfare is _,The rersverse lnSouth Africa, whH'&;';`§`most regrett

the general progress of the British

tand with the Government. At the same f°r°°“'

The Windsor Fire @onday

Ottawa, praying for the filehsi from the peniteutiary of McIntyre, who was convicted of setting fire to a house at

They are noisy but they are nice Who would exchange the merry noise of children 'at lay, for the childless home where the clpock tick can be heard hour

after hour in the dul:_’n'lz:_;p_v_:? _ But there are a great many w_ e to ple the silent housewitli thllekclnllm that fate has refused them. Fate 1s_ often in this case only another word for ignor- _ ance., Many a glad mother dates her

happiness from the any she lp* gfst began the use o

Pier¢e's Favorite Prescng; tion. It often l1ap_pens tha with the cure o female weakness and the establish-

ing of the delicate

Q. / rn 1 organs in

' sziiindnhzalth, the way

, is opened for the Joy

"`“ of motherhood. “ Fa-

vorite Prescription ” is_a specific for the chronic ailments peculiar to women. It cures them perfectly and _permanently

No other medicine can o for women

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so much as “ Favorite Prescription.” Do not _ ,, _ therefore let any other *QV é medicine be palmed oif - __

on you as “Just as good.” " /»>

“Favorite Prescriptionf’

contains _no alcohol, opi- um, cocame or other nar-

cotic. It is strictly a, \.,` temperance medicine. ll/,./,,__ __ \

“I had been a sulferer from "' -

uterine trouble for about three

years, and the doctors that I __-'__ ~

consulted said I would have to

go through an operation before I could give irtli to children,” writes "Mrs. Blanche E. Evans, of Parsons, Imzernc Co., Pa._,_ Box 4x. “When about to give up in despair I_s_aw the advertisement of Dr. Pierce’s medicine and thought !_would §ive i_t a trial. _I bought a bottle of Dr. Pierce’s avorite Prescription, and after taking it felt better than I had for years. Felt before I had taken one-half of the, e. After taking four and a half- bottles I- give birth to a bright baby girl who is now

font' months old and has not had u day of lick- nesa.- She as bright as can be." _

A woman’s complexion.-.often sliders

because of poisonous accumulations in the system. Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pel- lets remove these accumulations and cleanse the complexion. They regulate the stomach. liver and bowels.

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That we are courteous and

attentive to business.-

That we sell the b=s.. article

at a. little lower price than

most-.

That selling largely-enable

s to sell cheaply..-

That we do as we say- The hot weather is upon us ‘

When hot and thirsty rem-

ember us for Cool Soda.

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DR. GORDON ALLEY-

Oploe Residsnoe.Dorch'ester Street East omoenomsmtoxoa. m.,i ro a,aaa 1 not

m. __ , ~ _ _ p°l?mmntattAr\l-ioll Elven to country calls.

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whether at rietail or wholesale, and iii ‘ble W” in "0 "W WJ' Bffeflfi U10 if

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A petition has been bridged to 3

eHYsicnNtANn.~suRcEoNc ,...§»".?S“ “iii is S~ S<_H-mx it

onanuarhzzei-Li. :nmvsasii-v Uéftorls fSa.e»d-08. _

the day od

The petition

Judge Chlpman, and it is under

that the report thereon, .to be to Ottawa, it very uptagorable

prisoner. Mclntyre was B211 to nge years

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_Dear Sirs.-Within the past year! ow of three fatty tumors _nn the head a-ving been ’romur.edf ipiilicatltn

I MINARD`S LINIMENT without any urgicaloperatlon and there ls no indi-

_';?‘§atlon of a return. `

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A' sailor says the sea always washes hi

A CURE

A f . - , _- , .' _ ii _l

. s. in . sfltsviiie. cumin oo.,

brig wrltestimkl was amicted -with Rheu-

ggtlsm. had severe pains in the knees,hip

nts and across the back. Rheumatism

_ _ 'medics did not help ,me and I “ in Dr. Chase’s Liver- 'sTv_hic5i_have__%l_i_ic¢; completely! me. - - 888 9 1' eumiffiim. liftiiiiiri ludm nfilon r subject to bilious

hi h I all attacked me fre uently g_necpilloiildlose,,'25oentsa box. / ~

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QWANTED.-A gui mr gum-ai house' ivork. No washing. Wagesforthe sum-

opmce.-12 si. _ ,

~ Alarfge assortment _ef new Shirt Waists arrived to-day. They are priced for quick sel- ling, coins early and get first choice.-F. Perkins & Co.- li.

Wanted at once a smart Parcel Boy.

Apply to Weeks 8: Co., The People’s Store. 121i.

` A large assortment of New Shirt Waists arrived to-d ay at F, Perkins & Co'-1i,~

Washing Goods made up for the Child-

ren, Little Girls’ Pinafores from lg years to Syears at prices l°ss than the price of cloth and ma ing, 25c, 300 and 350. Vlfash Blouses for boys between the age of 2 to 8 years,,colored and white duck, striped wash gpods, prints :md white ducl¢.Prices from 4 to $1.00. Wash Suits Blouse and Pants $1.25 to $2.00. 300 odd pairs of pants all sizes for romping rollicking boys, 451;, 65c, 75c, and $1.00.-Jas. Paton & Co.-12. . $1.50 a pair for Men’s Bicycle Boots=use

them for walking boots also.-R. 1l§.1__J'ost

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The cultivation of flowers is a pleasure

to -most (persons, and is included in the ilne arts. ive _your children a little plot to themselves. all at Gay's Market to-day and select some of their choice plants. boy or-girl has never been known to get iutomischief working at a Bower garden. Beautiful pansy in bloom,-'da.isy, verbena, phlox, asters, stocks, carnations. dithlia, , . 9, Fri. Tues. §t.Fri._. “

705 Ladies’ Cold. Cambric Shirt "Waists`.l All fashionable colors, and a. few dozen 1 half mourning-.Also about fifty Mercerised Shirt Waists,,also Black Roman Satin, all sizes from 32 to 40 and a. bigline of White Muslim Blouses, all made especiallyfor us al together about 85 dozen from 35c to $3.25. Also a full stock of Silk Waists. » This is the largest stock ever shown by us, the range comprises about 500 patterns and a

bout 160 styles all have the new collar.- Jas. Paton & Cp. 12 dy tf, w t-f.

New Bicycle Boots $1.50 a pair at R. K. ost’s. _ 12 li. _

. WANTED at Hotel Acadia sm assistant cook. _ Apply at Hotel or J. H. Myrick 8: Co.. Fish Market, Charlottetown. 8 lw

- Steamer Southport. - The steamer Southport will leave lVcst River Bridge on Friday next, May 4th at 7.15 for Charlottetown, leaving Ferry Wharf on return at 4 p. m. She will call at West- ville both going and coming. This trip will be made every Friday until further notice. 9 d&w 1 mo.

Tlie prrttiest line of White Shirt Waists in the City is at s F. _Perkins_& Co.--li. -

Alot 'of Manufacturers’ Samples in

Ladies' Underskirts, made from Cotton Cambric, Holland Black Moreen, Sateen. Roman Satin, Mercerised Sateen, Striped Metalics bought at 60c on the $.About200 to sele t f 38 ‘

_ c rom, in. to 44 in. Come at

once if you Want a__snap , with a big P Prices range from 7oc;~_ 9oc, $1.00, $1.2-5, SL80, $2.15. $2.50-$1-laoup to $5.00.-Jas. Paton 8: Co. _ 12 eod tf, w tf.

;',_`La.iies’ time ¢osl>.s,_ short lengths' 22

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‘Blrty weatli ' _, _ f

ness, headache an? stomach' sicltnesé

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mer months, $8.00. Apply at GUARDIAN'

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_All our Men's Bicycle Boots at $1.50 a pair to clear.-_R. K. Jost. 12 1i.` ~

inches in deep. ‘Plain with. silk and satin’ 'P lined.; Prices. are ,$8.00 to $15,550,-_ ,M1 2

better value

elsewhere,

_ Glow Lisle, wiui_

0 , » Leather.__Pnlley_

' White Lawn Atprons '

_ we are doing- our best

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visit and purcliase-' y

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We want your trade in

_ ' Make it a pointf~,fto

We are sure you will?

F. Perkins

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to give satisfaction. Jas. Pat n 8c`-

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opposite R.

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mad? from thabest cloth and goarmtsea. l ‘Y

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- 'illvifo our patrons to ensuing our

_ _All clothes made byus am

Q JOHNS

The most popular and -best seller in Canada.

_ All the lending grocers in town and country

the genuine

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Wanted.-Coats

for "ladies, $4.50

Bicycle

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