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TBI . CHAR`l.Dl'l'll'0W'N, PRINCE IDWABD lB_{Al,l.-APDlL`1‘|»`

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C1' Pi~oiiiii1'i'i_\’i”. THE SALE Oi-` IN-

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Toxii‘_\i‘i.\'n Liqcon. i`_\l‘. III.

“An A-t i‘i-ohihiriiig the Sale of Intex- .

ting1,iq:ior___ Y ‘°’ [_\_.,~.~uit~_i ioiitii .inns 1900.]

Beg- .;;~__'-_-,-it-_l l»_\~ the Lieutenant Gover-

mi 1 ,~.-l~liiiive Assembly Of the

n0I` 8 ' ‘ " ` _ Province of l‘rince Edward Islaud,as

fol110';~`hsi°,~ _.\ct iiiiiv he cited as "The Pro-

' ' ' I ; Ui. u'O0'“ hl2b_|;:€i,;; __\¢r unless the context other- wise requires ia) the expressions “Liquor ..L,q“0r,-°' or “intoxicating Liquor" shall include all spirii uoiis and malt liquors and all combinations of liquors and drinks and dr-in,‘_:able liquids which are intoxi-

ibi the expression “persons” shallinclude

my person, tirui or corporation;

(ci the expi~es_~ion“wholesale” shallmean the sale of liquors in quantities not less than five gallions at any time.

3_ F1-om and after the coming into force

of this _-ict, all Acts and parts of Acts iu-

ptlei il From and after the coming into 10;-ce of this Act no person shall by him 5¢1f his lerk servant or agent directly or indirectly ou any pretense or upon any devlce,sell orbarter or in consider ation of the purchase of any other pro- perty give to any other person any in- toxicating liquor. (2) Provided always that the sale of liquor by. wholesale may be made by vendors appointed under this Act to iggglly qualified physicians, ebg@ists 4;-uggists within this Provime.-fibl' melli- cinel purposes only. (3) Provided also that the sale for ex-

duively sacramental purposes may. on

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' niece” by"-‘ vena me specially appointed as hereinafter men-

tioncd.

4, Provided also that the sale of iutox- i

testing liquors for exclusively medicine purposeeor for bonaf-Qtuse in some a_;~t_i trade or mansfacaufte made such appolutedl vendors such sale j whoe for-medicinal purposes shall be made on a cartlieate of a D850!! man affirming that such liquor has been precribed for the person named therein for use as a medi- cine and not as a beverage and when such saleisforits use in some art, trade or manufacture, the same shall be made only on a certificate signed by an Inspector appoined under the provisions of this Act of the good faith of the applica- tion accompanied by the allirmaé tion of the applicant that the liquor is to be used only for the particular purpose set forth in the affirmation and such vendors shall file the certidcates - and keep a register of all sales made by him indicates the name of the purchaser and the quantity sold and shall make a semi-annual return of all sales on the Brst days of J une and December in each year

to the Provincial Secretary-Treasurer.

(5) Provided also, that the sale by legal-

ly qualified physicians, chemists and druggists may be made of physician’s prescriptions containing spirituous liquors mixed with any other drug or medicine

and not intended for use as a beverage.

5 The Lieutenant Governor in Council may, and he is hereby authorized to ap- point one or more vendors for each County and one or more for the City of Charlotte- town and each of such vendors shall be subject to such orders and regulations as the Lieutenant Governor in Council shall

from time to time prescribe.

6.TheLieutenant Governor in Councilshall appoint one or Inspectors whose duty shall be the enforcement of the provisions of this Act; the salary of such Inspector or Inspectors shall be such amount as the Lieutenant Governor in Council shall

direct.

7. Every one who by himself, his clerk,

servant or agent, directly or indirectly on any pretence or on any device sells or barters or in consideration of the pur- chase of any other properly gives to any other person any intoxicating liquor in violation of this Act, shall upon summary conviction before the Stipendiary Magi- strate for the city, Town or County in which the offence is committed, be liable to a penalty of One hundred dollars for the iirstoiTence,and infdefault of payment of the penalty imposed the said Magi- strate shall commit the person so con- victed to the Common Jail of the County wherein such convicton shall take place for a period of three mouths, unless the said penalty and all costs and charges, and all costs of the commitment and Catrying the offender to the said Jail are sooner paid; and fora second offence the offender shall be liable to a penalty of Two hundred do] ars, and in default of payment forthwith Of the said penalty, the said Magistrate shall commit the person so convicted to the common Jail of the County wherein such conviction shall take place for a period of four months, unless the said penalty, and all co;-ts and charges and all costs of the commitment and ‘3a1TyiIig the offender to the said Jail are sooner paid, and for a. third and every subsequent offence the oB`endcr shall be liable to imprisonment for a term of six months. 3- Any prosecution for any penalty under 1 his Act may may be brought by or in the name nf the Inspector appointed pursuantto this Act, and within whose district the offence is committed or by or in the name of any person. ' ,

9. Every such prosecution shall be com - menced within three months after the

8"* ` "‘f`ence, and shall be heard and 6 % 6 1 p _ 1 " s

` --di mm either_ ‘ f ' I _ » - y __ 4' . =1- _ ‘ ' - _ i ~ ‘ '

Una sum manner | _ W M Ghmis ont. R W_ HARRISON §_§ubt¢a;i7_. _ __ ~ __ -_,f-.tive P1'¢P8ratlon leather _b_00tS

‘Sl?.‘;°€.?“§ “§fii.’§.‘3..‘$‘”Z’.§ Dr. (H1386-S i ..,.....................,~-i....w..i,...i..l ’ _ A 'e,‘;,t;,‘f,;;it;__ _ x -- ,"';"‘,,',‘,§,*;,~,,,'; qusiities fi,-,rs1.oo. J. BM _

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trary to the provisions of sub-section two

for having sold liquor by wholesale con-

of section four of this Act it shall lie

' the perscin convicted to appear

a time and place ‘to be named in such summons, and may therefore upon p of the due service of such summons if

THE PiR0lIlBlli0N

roof

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shall be afilicable to such prosecutions an to the judicial and other officers befo whom the same are hereby authorized do brought iu the same manner as if the were incorporated in this Act, an amendments, and as if all such judici and other oilicers were named in th

Ast be issued but on default of paymeu forthwith of the flue imposed with costs, the oil' uder shall be committed to Jail.

12. In proving the sale or barter Person htwitnessisfouud, and upon-au

t -' '

necessary to show that any money

evidence of having good reason for be

manner directed by the Summary Con victious` Act contained in the Crimlua Code of Canada, 1892, and the amend

other unlawful disposal of liqu& for _

purpose of any proceeding relative to siiyi _ V oU¢nce un ier this Act, it shall 1-not 1-he ‘Q-i"1"\11li i-$0110 642819 WWI _

to ti'equ&`o‘uient of suoii-Irananttli*

ually passed or that any liquor was act-

the case is satisfied that a transaction

13. In any prosecution uudir this

for the sale _or barter or other unlawful

wnsiiltent with this Act are hereby te' the amount of the flue imposed under this Province by the consable, police officer

n 06

the qpture sais ofqr orfgphgr --F i- 5 __ cewith this Act shall u|,|.__w§|_ v in cases thereby respect-

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else consideration therefor or to the I t of the sale or other disposal having tak

personal and certain knowledge; but the Magistrate trying the case, so _poou as lppears to him that the circumitances g 2

the defendant on ms fiereuee, usa fault of his rebuttal of such evldeuei shallcouvict him accordingly.

14. In describing any offence under

conviction, warrant or other proceedings,

without stating the name or kind of such liquor or the price thereof or any person

sd of, and it shall not be necessary state the quantity of liquor so sold, bar- tered or disposed of, except in the case of

audit shall then be sufficient to allege the sale or disposal of more or less than such quantity, and it shall not be neces- sary in any such summons, conviction warrant or proceedings to negative the circumstances, the existence of \vh°

ful, but upon any such circumstances being proved in evidence the defeudeut shall pe acquitted.

15. The ‘proceedings upon any infor- maziou for committing an offence

case of a previous conviction or convic- tions bving charged shall be as followsz-

(a) The Magistrate shall in- the first in

stance inquire concerning such subse- quent offence only. and if the accused is found'guilty thereof he shall then.aud not before, be asked whether he was so previously convicted as alleged in the in- formation, and if he answers that he was so previously convicted he may be cou- victerl accordingly, but if he denies that he was so previously convicted, _or stands mute of malice or does not answer directly to such question, the Magistrate shall then inquire concerning such pre- vious couvictiou or convictions. lb) The number of such 'previous con-

victions shall be provable by the,pro- duction of a certific ite under the hand of the couvicting Magistrate with out proof of his signature or ofliciai character or by other satisfactory evidence.

(c) A conviction may in any case be had

as for a first offence not-withstanding that there has been a. prior conviction or con- victions for the same or any other offence-

any second or subsequent ofence becom.

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Protruding,

)

upon the defendant to furnish satisfactory

lieviug that such liquor would be forth- with removed beyond the limits of this Province for consumption outside same.

ll. Every offence against this Act may

merits thereto, so far as no provision

_ appearance amend such second or subse

1 instance.

_ 16- (1,) No conviction, judgement or

order in respect of any offeiice against

is hereby made for any mattsr or thing this Act shall be removed by cerifiorxri or which is required to be done with respect;

to such pmsecution;aud all the provisions Of Record- '

contained in said Act, and amendments,

such person failsto appear, or on his

quent conviction and adjudge such penalty or punishment as might have been adjudged had ' such previous con- viction never existed aud such

be prosecuted and the penalties and Smehfled Conviction S118-ll tl16r€° punishments therefore euforced in the “D011 b¢ held Vdlid 50 81| inf-@1155 and DUT

_ poses as if it had been made in the first

otherwise into any of her Majes*.y’sCo‘urts

(2) No appeal shall be allowed from

.1 any such conviction, judgement or order re to y whom information is laid for an eencofi'

d or offences against this Act, and to wit-

al g this Province, and a warrant

said Act, provided always that in noin- Such P¢1`S0l\ 01` 8815085 3 Wi*-MSS -0? stance shall a warrant to distrain to levy

r, or other peace officer holding the some

to any Court whatsoever.

17. Summonses to persons against

uesses, may be served anywhere in

may be executed anywhere in this

without endorsement by a Justice of the

Peace for the County in which such

ai'reat§\_the person so arrested shall be

" the who

18. The forms given in the Schedule to

muy consumes ,miie iusgistrm in-.si-ing “The Canada Temi>enw°A°t"snd=meud-

1 ments, orany forms to the like en’ t

disposal of intoxicating liquor, it shall “ld” Wil' _Adi Bill” 56 - PIM N00 th

SD

place with his partietpaticuiorto°hts‘“c1i1r“`rw°v°r°d; be mid to web wvseeuwr. nw

evidence -sumeigntlyge _'establish-yy _ ik-_, violation of law comalaiaedof *a_hsil"'i_, '__' ’ - _.17-£0 "` of the said

offences where the quantity is essential, _Apply __

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` _ _ V _,_ _N W I ~ ' _ _ ____'_; _ > Al 1 __ VT_`;_,

A Grateful French Lady Cured of Rheu-' _ _ / ‘

mahmnl D0dd'8 Pius, EX*

ich

would make the act complained of law-"

against the provisions of this Act in from which I have hem Suffering for

(il) In the event of any conviction for

ing void or defective after the making of by reason of any previous conviction.

itching Piles

19 All lines and penalties recovered

B

duly appointed Inspector, one-fourth, f the flue or penalty imposed shall, wh

vided that for ofeueea under this Act eoinmltted in _ L W

one-third of _ afi ""1 penalties

‘ 'ii siiaii into

th"F *day of Ju ", A. D." 1,

shall not apply or take effect in those portions of this Province in which the

ance Act” is brought in force in - any County or Counties of this Province be at ‘

Counties to which such revocations sh_'ali__

- presses Her Gratitude.

Sr FLAVIE, Que., April 15.-Madame

Maria. Guimond of this place, is loud in her praises of Dodd’s Kidney Pills. She saysz- ~ “I have followed the treatment of the

first doctor in Montreal for Rheumatism,

over six years. Igot no relief whatever from any or all of them. I heard of Dodd’s Kidney Pills for Rheumatism and I tried them.

“I have taken in all seven boxes, and I `

am perfectlrv cured, and as well as ever. Of course, am telling all my friends of

the excellence of this goat remedy. I thank Dodd’s Kidney ills athousaud times for my wonderful cure.

Dodd’s Kidney Pills will do for anyone

suffering with Rheumatism just what they did for Madame Guimoud. No one used suffer a moment longer, when a sure, safe, and speedy remedy is at hand.

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RUSSIAN PRECAUTIONS.

S'r. l"r:'r1-znsnrmc, April 11.-Au order

has been issued prohibiting the export of firearms from Black Sea ports through the Sea of Azov.

,.

TO CURE G RIPPB IN TWO DAYS

Laxaiive Bromo-Quinine removes the cauue

_ I

THE MUSKOKO FIRST. i

Qin-zansrowiv, April 11.-The British

ship Muskoko, 101 days and 20 hours from Portland, Oregon, for this port, arrived here to-day. bhc is the first to arrive of four sailing vessels that started from the same port at the same time. Considerable money was wagered on the result of the race between the four ships.

gi-1-*z-_ul

violent form. Large 1’-HDPS °1` _ab

greg; difficulty and considerable pai that I was able to stool- Af mis Se

. S. A. Duprau, Methodist Min-_

is§ErConsecon, Prince Edward County, Ont., states :-“I was troubled with itching and bleeding pilesdfof Y€~;1;_S- and they ummalely attame to 9' V I Ointment. Try it when you have retired dscesses formed' so that lt was “wild spend a sleepless night in suffering

Sucha trial will convince you that asa cure for Chilblains Dr. Chase’s Ointment isthe standard of excellence. It is the,

ere crisis I purchased a box of Dr.

‘Y

» _ b t I bod little or

Chase S Oiiiltlxtelhtd Iuhad tried various

no faith i . S remedies before aid to notp\1!1;§0j (30115 ‘ "Now, imagine ow Erea 2 was my surprise to find that just the one box cured me, so that the lumps disappeared, aryl also the external swelling, I feel like a. different man to-day and have not the least doubt that Dr. Chase’s Ointment 88-ved m€ from a very dangerous and painful op- eration and mam' Yea-TS °f 3“ff°"h‘3' You are at perfect liberty to use this te.um°n|ai as you see fit for the bene- llt of others slmilarli' 3-mmted'

60c at all dealers’

STIN GIN G CHILBLAINS.

As distressing and annoying as are

Chhblains they can be iuime lately re- lieved by the application of Dr. Cha.=e’s

with itching, stinging feet and expect to.

wor-ld’s greatest cure for all itching of the skin.

._¢._._g__-1-»

LIBEL CASE DECIDED.

innrr.ros,ont., api-ii 14.-Mayor Teet-

zel yesterday secured a verdict of one

to

newspaper for liable.

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this Act in any information, summons, 5 bf “The Canada Temperance# __ 1 g _

Act”` is in force: provided nevertheless 1 - _ ' - ` 5

it shun be suineieut to state the unlawful that should the Order in Council by which _ . _ » 'I G iff » i sale, barter or disposal of liquor simply ' tbéeeoond part of “The Canada Temper- _ _ ' , _,Z 5 _ 5

5 No reasonable

April 13 d&_W tf. ' _

_-i ‘ :\ F- i-T f- ' _ - -= "’P‘ Ji ` f "' ' `:\.<." »: -ii* ,-,>;~i;:. -of ' - ’ --ff of 1 -;._`1»;1»

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I -_.ffl leans

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Your Business

is to buy your boy’s clothing wherethey are cheapest. that’s

Nice Title suit ‘.2 pieces all wool at $1.75.

Auothersolid all wool Tweed school suit'a_t $2.75, G00d_SIJIt 3 pi'-'Cos good wear'ing'Twg-'ed $3_00, ` ' _, Q A solid hard serge suit 3 piece $1.0). Better ones up

,= ~ $8. each 'and there

is

no doubt we can save _ your money on your own suit. S _ »

A perfect iitting suit hard solid tweed ‘at ,$710. better ~

~ than many made by the tailors at $15. 1; Another at $12 solid English Clay Worst-,edi Sg,¢k__g,ui(,,, = A

interest now lies in buyi ,_ clothing as ,

c P°SSibl° _<1°i1’r deubh -thungv you? _ __And;_._¢ar_ » G _

_ exactly in-the something, do,u’t_ doubt that j Wellxlet us'_get§together,wiil'yon_l_ -f ` ` `

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, -' ”" '- ~-aw: 2-,fd »~;4t‘,-fa-_1‘ lf"-‘

to whomit was sold, barter-ed or dispos- any time hereafter revoked theni ' ` I ' ' ' '_ -_

to this Act shall immediately come into "__ "°"_ ‘ ‘ *i*

force and take effect in such County or V W . _ I _A ‘__;

.I. .BMac

'Will _close out their Boot and rSh“oe

and want, to do _itquick1y, ` i ~ 0

Will clear _at from 25 Ito 50 percent. M __ K,

ofier refused.

P- l

I and every form of_ itch

blecdinirand proiriifi -ng i il

the manufacturers have eunmnreed ir. Seo :_ igimouials in the daily press and n'-k your pci; mrs what they think o’ it. You car use it ai

getgour money back it not cured. me fi box. _ all ealors or EDMaNsoN,BA'rES & C0..'I‘oroiif

Dr. Ghase’s 0ir‘itmev:~ Monnizinc Fon WAR.

'_

Yoxonama April 14.-The preparations which the Japanese here are making for an early start indicate that they stil ex- pect war between Russia and Japan. Ves- sels arriving at Taku from Magasaki re- ports the mobilization * of the Japanese fleet and the continuance of preparations on board ship for the anticipated struggle.

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1 a eve _ _ _Ju , _,_ ,_

CROP BULLBTINS FAVORABLE. ~ STEYN’S HEALTH FAILING.

-rim

LOW FOUND

BOSTON, April 13.-An unpublished

hymn written by Henery, Wadsworth Longfellow has been discovered among worthless papers and old letters at the Longfellow house. The hymn is entitled

Your

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A lotof new stocks- will be _included in thei_sz5tle.=L

_ Terms Cash--No goods on approval,

LB- ` acDONAL P -S »

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Wmmrxo, April 14.-gap bulletins - _ _ ' - ‘

from all sections of Manito report seed- _ °f?§;.n;:gd‘:p;§?°f§°°°ld Sfffggd '

ing conditions mostfavorabie and genera] Bnomroxrnrn, April 14.-It is reported Vctoria Bow.

increase in acreage to be given about that the health of former President Mdnees Km” °”J7 10°“‘l dfteen per cent. Steyn has broken down. It is also .said Gwyn ("°n!°°“°°°U""'w°A‘ H““i!»f;;‘_ __ I

-_4---- _ _ that he has advised 'all Boers on com- T .1¢|.,_ 1 an-5. 3:*

__ .,,, _ _ maud to surrender immediately. ` ‘ seaaqdn, ildsirabl‘:i_edte“|’i!eltll|e*h#f

Q ed in summa by Mrs. gag. AW "$12:

iifi

.‘5_i‘_r1i._:i::f,i“i.::.“.;@ _ _ i=>~f~i°f1==i=-_=.f-i@»- Gm t

Beer or Mrs. Beer, King Square. 10 ll

cons sowrm ' U Carters’ Seeds Grow

Is a process excited by vanity backed up

by “md tight h°ots__y0u may we” any dejizgted-_Boot and shoe Salesman. - - position.- Best references, good I 2¥,g1?‘§t“so{1°“ plelgse “P 'P mme Sizes i'°° connections-extensive experience Y “S° *Mm 8 P°*“1¢SS C°\'° adams B P. o. Box rn cm

and Wart Extractor Druggists sell it. ‘ i " '

WAA TED AT ONCE- -

UNi=UBi,15HEp PQEM 'gp ;_QNG;:51_-“'lhi'ee_or four girls- lu learn-_

_ -‘the iniiiiuerv at Wests __

* _

_ Johnsou’s Varnlsh- Resiorer makes Zi 1 old furniture look like new. I applied. 15 cents per bottle.-Johann 1 _ : 8: Johnson. 15lw : '

- n ,. o ¢»- » . . » » » ¢ » ~ u e ¢sqpssnroo ¢ » » » ¢».'¢ -

`do1lar and costs against the Specta r

V“Chris'to et Ecclesiae,” and was written for

_ the dedication of Appleton_ chapel which

C- C- RICHARDS 85 C0- took place ou October 17, 1858.

Dear Sirs,-For some years I have --

had only partial use of my arm, caused by I A TQNIQ FUR: M _ ~

a sudden strain. I haveuaed every remedy - without aifect, until Igot a sample boo l wage ltigplgeafgat W mum;

ue °f MINA-RUS LINDIEVL , Theishauowedlry the ill-health or weakness benefit Ireceivedfrom -itcaused me to of the mother. To restore the mothers

eonunueiis use, and new 1 sm nappy to ifggnsgglg-ub:m\;;ing_§¢°§$;li:¢;r aired nw

say my ann is completely restored. nod, Dr ,»- ,ern Food is W

,,,,,, H, ~ _ - -t _ nt, __ r ~ ’ mamti:.b_0;;£_5.1>_-.-i.ti¢gyn¢m.;Domi}a;_-,tg. '_

yp e°ud°““‘ms x ~ 50°°°59 ;_

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Reserve Friday night’ 19th, for ~

inW ht’s Hollander the auspicessi

program is bei prepared. Cake and

_fcolfee dang the intermission. I ‘.

Tick`ets15ceach'0asa.leatJu s&00’l. .dc W. B. Colivilis stores, also wh-

mittee and members of the Division. “-

I ,

Mens heavy strong solid

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