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THE Mlllllill GUIRDIIN

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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER, 16, lml.

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TI-IB DEAD PRESIDENT.

f President McKinley is dead, by a crime

that must rank among the _'worst which

- history records. The eminence and abili-

ty of the fallen statesman, and the high

character of the man must serve to give the world a sense of unusual horror for

the deed and a profound sense of the loss sustained by the American nation and the , world.

Besides this Duncan

Hath borne his faculties so meek, hath

I been

So clear in his great oiiice that his vir-

H165

Will plead like angels, trumpet-tongued

against

I And pity, like a naked, new born babe,

Strlding the blast,or Heaven's cherubim

horsed

Upon the sightless couriers of the air, Shall blow the horrid deed in every eye, That tears shall drown the wind.

It has been sometimes said that the

great men, the true leaders of the people seldom attain to the highest oillcial station in a republic. This was true of Daniel Webster, of Henry Clay and of

James G. Blaine. But of McKinley it must be said that he had risen to promin- ence in the nation’s eye,had become a_ pow- erful factor in shaping the nation’s policy and had shown himself a statesman in the broad sense of the word before he was selected as a Presidential candidate. Nor T was he a seeker for Presidential honors. When he was drst proposed as a standard bearer there was doubt of his accep- tance. The nomination was the unsought

ofering of his party to a msn foremost in its ranks and well approved for ability, character and temperament.

Placed at the head of the nation in a

somewhat tr; ing time, when the trouble

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Sydney Street.

~ leased and thoroughly renovated

iwelfienown house, I can accomodate per- meatazxia transient boarders at reasonable

is. Alfmcdtrrn improyements.

Good stables’ in connection.

MRS. McNElLL.

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with Spain was brewing, Mr. McKinley comported himself with thoughtful calm- ness and dignity. When the passions of the nation were aroused by the destruc- tion of the Maine his powerful and per- suasive influence was exercised to moder-

ate the counsels of the nation and prevent a too hasty declaration of war. He in- curred no small measure of censure at the

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` Wedding Rings,

Wedding Presents. Eight Day Clocks.

Now selling at very low

prices

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North Side Queen Square Opposite Po~t Oiiice.

time because it was untruly aiilrmed that he loved peace more than he regarded the national honor. And when the feeble

power of Spain had been quickly broken, he stood out against harsh measures and threw the weight of his influence in favor of according generous terms to the fallen foe.

Nor ought it to be forgotten that the

dead President was in his time a power- ifui factor in bringing about those close and cordial relations which now~subsist between the great Republic and the Brit- ish Empire. A previous President had sowed discord between the two

Q great Anglo-Saxon peoples, and had

brought them to the verge of

war. The angry passions thus aroused were still rankling on both sides of the

“loan Uf Arc’

The REV. FATHER FRANCIS

GITIMENT KELLEY will Lecture

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Q the above subject in the

_0N_

E Atlantic when Mr. McKinley was first

seated in the Presideutal chair From the

9'-'liirst he sought to allay this bitterness and

IBESIIIY, SEPIEIIBER l`liI\ ‘

In aid of the Funds of St Vincent

do Paul Scciety. Doors open at 7.30 Lecture at 8. Tickets 20 cis. at

Rsddin Bros.

At the conclusion of the Lecture-

lather Kelley will relate some of his Upericuce as a Chaplain in the Cuban

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J AMES KELLY

317 sealer ..

is Rbeumatisrn ofthe face. Uric Acid left in the blood by disordered kidneys lodges along the nerve Which branchaa from the eye over the forehead, and across the cheek to the side of the nose. The cause is the same as in all Rheumatism- disordered Kidneys. The cure is like-

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Adweliin house on Upper Euston

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Inset. to

"` CHARLES lcGREGOR.i

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Dodd’s

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The deep damnation of his taking off; Y

greatness, in wisdom, dignity, ability, i

entire continent of Europe stood op ,

to America and Britain alonewasfriendly Indeed but for a frieodli BPIUIIU W

date the two Anglo-Saxon nations ha

been drawn ever closer together

sympathy and mutual regard.

If in his political and national relations

in

touched by the breath of scandal, it

domestic life he set a high example to the

in America. Mr. and Mrs. McKinle

adverse conditions of life. And as in th case of our late beloved Queen and Prine

state of a model husband and wife was

moral life of the nation. The wise rule

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husband has been ruthlessly torn aw from the arms of love and the councils of

sympathy for the gentle wife, a relatives, so deeply and irreparably

mourns its fallen ruler.

It is yet too soon to tix the place which

President McKinley will hold in history. Affection and sorrow are not always the best counsellors toward estimating a

n

McKinley will in history hold an advanc ed place in the long list of American Pre- sidents. Among three who have fall

e

by treacherous hands he will rank second

day one who in all the elements of true

true service to his country, in hone virtue and chivalry, will stand high than William McKinley.

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Overcome by Worry and Ex haunting Brain Work-Dt.

larva Food Cures.

Sick. nervous headache and nervous

dyspepsia. or inciigestion are usually found together, and have e. common cause in an exhausted condition of the nerves. Modern headache powders

and frequently dangerous. The only way to effect a thorough cure is to re- store the nerves by suchftreatment as Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food.

Mr. Joseph Geroux, 22 Metcalf street,

Ottawa. Ont., writes :-

"I was nervous, had headache and

brain fag. I was restless at night amd could not sleep. My &DDRtite was poor. and ‘I suffered from nervous dys- pepaia' Little business cares worried and irritated me. After having used Dr. Chase's Nerve Food for about two months, I can frankly say that I feel like a. new man. My appetite is good, I rest and sleeD Well, and this treat- ment has strengthened me wonderfully. Dr. Chase's Nerve Food is certainly the best medicine I ever used. and I say so because I want to give full credit where if is due." ~'

Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food, 50 cents g

box: 6 boxes for $2.50, at all dealers or Edmanson, Bates & Co.. Toronto.

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In order to clear our stock

of naisons we are selling a splendid quality at

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people of Great Britain, and the wtisdom

mfs ma; reasonable uses

J of the people. and recognized therefore as l5h° °utbr°3k °f the W" with spain they A nice line of suitings and overcoat: which we ¢ V W I V

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gem th best for your money J tisfartioa gnaranteid

armed intervention of the continental I A powers would have ensued, with what \ T t T.

results can only be imagined. Since that cn otéageéra . Km, “,.¢u_ ‘

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Mr. McKinley bore a worthy part, un- Reid" ! You 'lu h*'° E9 SN’ "me °. your an B ° T

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equally true that in his private and .` T 4

nation. A more devoted and loving .hortly W 611 I Dorn fail to gee a few of our wedding gifts in gm' yindqy

husband and brother was not to be foun; perlnps you 'in see something to mit. you. .

wereapairof married lovers whose af- W' , K fection was proof againstall the ills and L' 0 O ’

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national reputation. But we think. Mr. I _ ,_

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All goods in our store at from

i Big bargains for everybody. y

This is a genuine slaughter sale

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Re-opem -.fuer the holidays on TUE-‘iDAY,AUG UST 20xl:,

1901. A thorough and complete Buv-iuess Course, and a Shorthand and Typewriting Course 'are given in this Col- lege. TThe very best work is done here. Our students are successful everywhere. Call at College, over Bank of Nova ',' Scotia between 9 and 12 a. ni., and 2 and 4 p m,~ or send »

for Prospectus.

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Charlottetown, P. O. Box 242. Aug. 8 2~.w &w tl Dec. 30 1901 ‘ld

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