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The Speaikerships.

I i I i _ l A good deal of speculation is being in- PROHIBITION. ,dulg%l inastofthregpealie rlii'p:"of':*1he mumn“ ‘ , ‘ '0 THE TUNNEL. two ouscs o ariament. ‘_e; e_ ' T T . . -3,. _T 3 EQUAL RlGHTST of Prof. Weldon, Tot Albert, is; .4 ,. t r. PARTY prominently mentioned in connection T thsnlood. __ __ T _ ,_ , "°‘°'° ’ Victory for ll8i0PllI8PSl """"' °""“"‘ "“-'- S"‘°“°'-“I

. T ‘ , _ r, - , , T .. . -- . -V . ‘ I _ I .. __ , .. ,. .. I _ - . ‘ , .I s

. «flu Within,» ‘I’ .

. ... .. .. “""""- "“'~s‘-.; ‘ ' ,

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of Ali!‘

with that of the House of C-imnlzvdmsgabiit 1 I ’ ' I ..., ,4 — If it is doubtful if a member with r. _ e - ~' 9‘ T ff_ _ :‘:;:;.°.';:3:*;r..§::.;*;’.*:*;‘;.'.::;“:3. .°.'::°..::’..':s.I * ""5“"9 8‘i“‘°E ii’? mentary life. It is far more l.kely tli ' S ‘K T Mr. Wood, of Brockville, will be go‘ I Speaker of the next Parliament. likely that Seiiat r Allan will be continu- ed in the Speakership of the Upper

Chamber. _ —:—

The Death of Dr. Crosby. Dr. Howard Crosby died on Easter

IsiI\‘ MUNICIPAL REFORM! - . ‘.’l»"iixi'¢‘.’<'$'n."'i»‘l X33;

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" ‘I ‘be 2 , It, F0 ? .- T V - ,_ T , ,lf3:y§_,testi‘-f .p3‘ra§§ig at ‘a A L men,“ ,, ’ l extra Kdhai-ge. ' inimoouni-rms and

*z.*..°::.'°vs‘.‘i.“.‘.':*: E. w. nvtoa, . F E Optsciavi, Ody. .T i N BUPPBEBSIONB. Who ands his men ho-

The Liberals Successful in Fort Augustus & East Point

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gilt illnriiiiig duanliaii.

Srncmo Aonoii on V . Th b 1 tion Thursday to an vacan l}3€ii”“"‘i£x§J“”'°'4 It-rch ii In d w e ye-e ec ' ' men, ' women, _ . T cies in the House of Assembly for Char- . -lottetown, the third District of Queen's Co., and the tirst of King's, resulted in

the return of Dr. Jenkins, independent

f.‘;.'ai°".’.’.f‘.i—‘:.'§.£i'5m"“u'ili'

APRIL 10. 1891.

— ' r " " Conservative, Charlottetown, Mr. J. H.

Victory for Reform.

'_i'hi-. city has been redeemed. Not- Wlillsidiltllflg the silence and apathy of the p.irt_v press, leaving the GUARDIAN to tight the battle alone; notwith- st:i.- «ling that iiiziiay electors sulked and r: ii: t'il)t'(l away from the polls; not- \\'ltll$l1lH(llllg that the liquor party and anti-reformers exerted their ut- imst t.‘l‘i(lt'f\\'0l'S and polled their every m:.»». the Reformers have returned Dr.

.lri.kins by the ll&tl'l.'l4OlD'5 iuajority Of

Cuminisltey, Liberal for the third Dis- trict, and probably Mr. Alex. Robertson, Liberal, by a small majority for the first of King's.

The election here in the city and Roy- alty was conducted quietly and orderly. There was no excitement, but consider- able interest was taken in the contest. The whinlé strength of the liquor party was brought out against Dr. Jenkins, and it is significant that they were beaten, not by any means by the full strength of the reformers. After the close of the poll many of Dr. Jenkins’ supporters gathered in the committee rooiu in the Market Hall, where a few short speeches were given by the doctor and some of his friends. The doctor thanked the ilec- tors warmly for the handsome support

Sunday, a victim of pneumonia. after ‘an illness of ten days. In his death New York losesfone of the most public-spirited men that ever lived within her borders. He was for many years Chancellor of the University of New York and at the same time pastor of one of the leading Presby- terian churches in the city. The duties of both positions did not, however, pro- veut his very active interest in municipal. government. To his exertions was due, to a great extent, the birth of the Society for the Prevention of Crime. Of Dr: Crosby's attitude toward the temperance movement we have expressed ourselves freely in times past. We care to ‘say now nothing more than that he was, ‘in our opinion, one of the most formidable enemies the cause of temperance has ever had. But he was an enemy that never

..5l5'.!.l ' .:=.:::~ ‘ii is

an mg, I on e s P1i.x.s.y'i'I'he pviiil restore his lostenss-gtesrboth physicalan mental.

EVERY Wllllll

1 d ' 1 itiea. is ch in :::.ll(;i1:k:':l8V1Vrlf:l§.un:;l8ct8d. .

‘ should take these Pius yours IEII

They will cure the re- _ ox yountui bad liab§Tts.TandT_stsen§hsn the

E" should take them. Pmu will make niregulsr. For sale by all drugglsts, or will boson} upon ”°°".‘&‘£““s..‘“‘3.i'.”2‘u....""""$"3°"'“"‘zs-zim Hi: ; ‘ -I ~. ' -‘j-I _ “3‘.‘ .' B1’0ckuilb.Ofl3-

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should ‘takdthem. The _ cureall sup- evitab

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*IMcINNISBiEt;(i)S.

. win Sell for iifien Month at

TEN TONS ms:-coax.

54' llents llaih.

NORTON is Fr.NNsi.i...

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‘0?f‘%Qal‘l‘AGE'

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25 anmsLs:rtmioss.,j_ I FOR SALE BY 1; ‘Z l ap8—-3i F. ‘T. Nsiwssiiirzi

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;,l,»_..it two hundred and eighty votes, and C-Lin. ileiiry C. Douse. as the liL'Alll)l.\?\' prc-iii.-ted, has more reason tium i*\'.r-l‘ to be opposed to the aboli- tion of the \Virds.

'l'%;-+ total vote polled (1214) though IlI':'., i:irgc compared with the total poll-

given him.

The return of two Liberals in seats formerly held by Conservatives leaves the local government in a minority of one. Before the bye-elections were rendered necessary the House stood. Government 16, Opposition 13, with one seat (J. M. Sutherland’s) vacant. It now stands, Government ~ 14, O; isition 15. The Hon. Premier McLe-id] being interviewed last evening on the situation, said that as to the effect of the bye-elections he could express no opinion as yet. As to a dis- solution of the House, this rested entirely with the Executive, and he could not tell anything about it till the Council met.

Following are the returns so far re- ceived:—

CEAltI.0l'1'l’!‘0WN mu iioiuixrf.

stooped to double-dealing of any kind. c“n.ia ‘ - - ire B!-!!sle!!.- . S2-.!.-.99.. What he meant he said, and fins wosdso.-I--~.— -----via-'_--k fi»~fl~Eé‘ah’,T,.T

and actions always corresponded. He was courageous and consistent, and, we are fully disp ~sed to believe, sinccn'e..- And we are optimistic enough to belfivc; that no true man ever fought for a sin-_i core conviction, no matter how erroneous, and fought by open and candid methods, without serving the cause of truth.

For 13 years Dr. Crosby has been the foremost champion of the so-called “ re- strictive” method of treating the liquor traflic. He has been instant in season and out of season in the endeavor to com el the eiiforcementof the “restric- tive ’ laws. He has besieged the Legisla- ture indefatigably. He has had behind him the best backing. as respects wealth and social influence, and even nevispdper" co-operation, that the city could afford. And his crusade of 13 years has left this city more strongly dominated by the liquor forces than when he began. So far as all practical results of any signifi- cance are concerned, Dr. Crosby's war- fare in behalf of “ restriction and regula- tion” has been a stupendous failure. No man could have fought the battle more heroically or intelligently. The result ought to be convincing "that no man can- expect to light it hereafter along the same lines with any better results.— -The Voice. . . 78 .

Horses 40 Horse

49 WANTED IMMEDIATELY

51

38

44

is? 7:7 GOOD WORK I__iQRSES.WCigl1in ~ about izoolbs, the age of five to I T ch-ho"-5:

years; also some good sharp drivers. I ~ , ._ ._._ T e T -3 , T, . ’ .

be in Charlottetown until Tuesday aftern, -. I, .;;-rg - ' . I ET I ‘ _ , _ .‘ ,1 T Nth; then M00112“. Wcdnesdty and - ‘ t » ' ‘ I *~*-9: ‘

W‘ . strum‘ ‘Kppy to T ” ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ “ . Api'ilu6‘pdEx. w. s. McKIE. I

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'4.:..: ::--.- :- Ta; L;.¢g,(3.,._2 ,1 _.ij,,,};_;{ - -~.-i~'.~r'-Sm as A W ii-as -’-.151: :13 .:-1 .s:zf.:. .1’ V ":53" ‘‘.:‘’:‘ii'-’ s';§ ‘“-’‘=‘ if - :4;.¢ 3.44 C: ‘lid

. ’ "‘-.it*'*"‘*'" . 13. -5

2._j

Qepgiring‘ of every kind proiirpilyl-T’ attended §o..§ -’goo«.t~ ysrieiy carriages. sleiglis, Qt‘c.7, aEii'af§ioh»ha:id Ti? l_i,l_§ tpfsuit all puri chasers. 'e-it Mark \\lright’s factory, Kent Street,‘ Charlottettiun, P. E. Island.

MILLINERY. ‘iMISS' MAGTGIE 'M§QUARRlEI ‘T,

‘ pl. .‘ i » . i I . ' ' ' ‘ “wag Having just returned from New Yorlqwheive , - ’ - s C: - . .. ,. c _,,_ , J‘ 2‘ she ha: been working for the last eighteen " _' months under the different first-class Millinurs -, . . - t - _ ; I. toes!‘ ,.-.-W», ...,-.-.. .ee jg,>j...r,, 7 of than great centre), has ialceii the Room‘ ' * ' W -5. . ’ _ ,. _, ,, I,‘ , r ‘ above Stanley» Bros. Store; and is prepared a C ' » ‘ ' ;-if-=‘s'e-6;-+4. ’ nasal. .u;.: ,..... ~a ,~......; =.

. . . . . - B‘.'-'-'’' - ’ : to do all kinds of Millinery work in the * H” 2.. .51

latest sTtylcs., T - .

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‘< H »r._ , '. - . i .‘ ' ‘ T :43‘ 5 jgifii Journal-{uses {.:a.'::'. In-’C.i’.fiIf,-._:£§T' ' * public that she is thoroughly acquainted wig; ‘ .T ; q ’ T .

ed in the city at the last general local clecti-.iu (about 23074 votes) was larger th in we exp-‘Cted, and would have l.)t':'ll larger s’iil had there been a necessity. Eirly when it was known that the doctor's majority was so large Coun. Douse mid his friends gave up the fight and inuiy who were quite prepared to vote if required, did not care to leave their wcrl; when they knew th"«dOctor’s re- turn was assured. The result then in-.y be taken ill a signal triumph for

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in the afternoon

Ar... .2-<1-,*

., T T‘ all the details ,of artistic work, and I‘

"mate knowledge of the different styles not * so much in vogue, and which were introduhsd ‘ into New York for the fir t'ime last.ses:s6h.’

All patronage extended to ‘he; will In _

her personal attention.

t Y _ - :

As We intend goings rut tor the HS‘ 13 6 ac -

Wn.1>l,—— East . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. \\'r_.-at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . WARD ‘.2 & 3,- East . . . . . . . . . . . ..'f . . . . . . . . . . . ..37 121 West....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..92 36 WARD 4,- East . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 West . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..34 44 Central . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..l8 60 Want) 5,—‘ East . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..30 West . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..49 EsstCentrsl..................22 \Vest Central . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49 ROYALTY,—- West . . . . . . . . . . East . . . . . . . . . . . .

Cli’iown, March so cod w 4i

{:3 33,3‘ ‘*6 flitfl‘. ,— ‘ . ’_ . 4 !¢fl3'=333~é-

the ref. rim r.-, and as indicating that the city as a whole is overwhelmingly in favor of reform.

W.-I i:-.,-iigmtulate Dr. Jenkins on the handsome manner in which he he... l)r“:K\ returned as the citizens rep-

llo has obtained a in-‘--5 in every VVnrd and

.L<,>.bs.ter1?.a.ckers,. Supplies.

5906 cases Tall and Flat ems, 7 _b°‘°3 Phi-°_5s '~ ii"-~ "- ~ iosgisfl ,_.»sa‘!l’.:=~ 7”» _i

A Tm’, T57 3'4" , . _' , - , - _ T ' .- «.3 .: ; ,5’oo‘rJI §i.a.ivn*aAs.;.t'. is-as ,i.*'.5-rr«..?p.(~£4 * -< I. T_Tj_:..-,; ,_ _, Q. ’ _ _ I ~ ‘ ‘ ii :- . 2:. -..; Ii .. fin": L {S .;.g -s . ,ay~._;g,._»;.g.;,:;g; V I ‘ . ~ '-~' , .« , , V, - 3” _ _‘

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M Z‘, 3,. Hi‘ 50 M. Iiilbflbet Iflbellfi. T’ T . T T _T T, .T T _ . .1 ' ' 200 coils of American and Canadian Rope, ‘ii I I S ' ' 7 ~ 'l]5T,fl)0 Lobster Boxes (dried), TT _ **'~- ~' ‘ T - T. ~ . . _uri,»eni'.no .LTacquers, Oiled Cl on , .. . . , ..,-1?r.rv'“‘£ 5.1.5-*'§%7¥5i‘i« I - flout, find 511113333; ng’ I ' .. _, .' .“ .-n.. . .-._ . -. ,7 .. . ' I — ‘X 1 i‘(For t g , I ‘ ‘" .'I._" 2» '.’3:I'ii~$-Er.’-‘

ii; Izll ‘Hit’.

rave polling stations. It

I:r~‘-.~'~rw'~rfl‘.-n ’" i - Iqmsr - v--V .1 I

imist "in very pleasing for him to know tint the course he adopted in relation to chi; government has the approval

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-§!:"‘.’s$¢?'.« _' of iii» citizlgris. Majority for Jenkins, 280. ‘himgri .1“; '-—-1 :i:4.=irc-.s tli-zir attention to the framing of a bill to be placed before the legis- lature at its coming session, and after- vzards submitted to the electors for their .~ipprov:i.l. ‘Va do hope that the l.-i.l will call for the abolition of the

‘W *.l'd system in Charlottetown.

v’-Q

lieforxzerrs wfl? now no doubt

I 3;

I

The following are the returns for Char- lottetown and Royalty in the general local election of 1890:-—

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r'*l"'Qd‘r31 tt

TTT,“ ‘\TT_.‘,=. T

3

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it , .4*I=~ JP" Q‘ ” Warburton

.1‘oo.f.:f‘.s‘I.“ ‘ -twat: so-§ut",«.§.'L’2t..‘:.. . 3.‘, — tool wrench! .z«§.»aa-

an .:i’ -3-Ii.i-1.-,6?-’.;',<r:t‘l'.'.-“H A 2 I

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The Island as a Summer Resorti

Wino 2 & 3,- East . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .163 157

BE undersigned have now ‘in Stock WHQLli‘.SALE‘I:id RETAIL, 1 3: ’Assoi'tmeiit of Sugar-Cured Hams and Bacon

which they ’ofler at lowest market prices.

$8 Weeks $3 not

T .-our gin‘-::=....,: x sous. as {sash ,r-wox‘:.';- us .1»-as-.~.,a

,4:-s—.<~.‘x(~ .2. -.. v... .. ... 2 i. . .- ..

\'\'i;li splendid new passenger steam. 6-Ir» regularly between the Islziml and Canadian and American p"!"Z.~l during; the coming summer, it may fi rly ‘no assumed that the pas- sen=.r— r‘ tmilric will be greater than ever

. . 70 Ceutral.... . . . . . . 71 West . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 T ' . nessofbody or mind caus- East . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .129 153 180 167 ' This Remedy absolutely cures the most ob. Rovvw; . . . . . , , , , , , , , , .106 lb‘ 148 136 stinate cases when all other treatments have YAL'I'Y,—

Tfiplied even reltge. “The fd0LlIOt,ullkB 0 or re are one ve or oat a v East.... ......... 69 71 so as " P ' " West . . . . . . . . . . 38 40 46

‘ ii.‘2.“‘ni.$'l£ TotTsl..... .i1_§2_11-:35

and harmless manner peculiar to themse ves- rrnnn ninaicr.

runiiirg

We-hue -in 3 gplsndid display or

_s?c.[Ea“ster Beet‘

bef0Y"?- for our trade, sheep

Ir. is to be hoped therefore BY USING

tn.-: Eli” Il)f’|\‘P.fllF'nf. on the part of the B...n~«_l vf Trade to have .' first class hotel established will be more guccegg. fiil th.m previous efforts in that direc- tinri. We notice that in the neighbor- i .' :.=‘-I’-iiices Li"-0 qair-scion of advertis. if‘: *3'=c‘r SUl]ll‘:‘.°l' resorts in leading .*\"l'—l’lC-".n papers i< being Cli3cus3ed_ T*i.=. !i2i;l:I "re, a good plan for Char- l~"=-frrv.-: to fo?low—if we had snfi- Ii ml "t.‘.:U'lilIlO(l8fl(}D.

944 896 C S Sold b Td_ letsat $_1.(Il -~. - cka e.or

t I‘ " ‘~ I -i J I 5' y A ‘ . <~ . _ _L‘v,,‘ - 31 , ..._ .- , . .. . ;- . , g V ..

llr. lures’: Indian Root Pils ix.

‘: “K! Ti? .. -. e.or). fits;-5

9,5 HEY are the Remedy that the . ,_,. 3 ..

bountaous hand of naturehas 1 I ' “ A _ T »' 3,. _ t, -

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g Cuminiskey

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ilsdol Pr . . arzuzru-1.v P" - . There is ‘ up ‘"}D‘i‘~fc:

i r iliit ilm Rdvantageg of the

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iv‘: - L‘)? -.1 Fllllifllfff outing are al- - ‘I’ ' -- T ','T IT’ ‘. 3:,‘ ,,f‘ . , ,- s -V u.i.«...m~.z many quarters. . T , \. :;m-In-r is going to be done ought

tr: ,;'.,.

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lif ‘ll. once, however, as pre.

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inu/lv= +'*~‘.rli.‘ in the spring_

Hypnotizing Drunkards Se» at-r Jam -3 Fair, perhaps, the rich- est man on the Pacific coast, has two (T.-..;I-, -l.Lill‘.‘-N‘, jr., and Charles, who have :. -I»n. t~- put it mildly, very wild boys. ‘.\’iI~Ii James, jr., came out two months’ :1: I froin the G rnian Hospital, where ha had been seriously ill on account of ex- cessive drinkiiig, some friends talked to him of Dr Brown, the hypnotist, who was said to have performed wonders with an opiuin taker, and after a great deal of per~ii:i.si-In he was induced to pay the T'.p:~.otir<t a visit. Brown knew big mun, itllll lie i.-'<erci~=ec‘i his will power upon the ;;:i':-st-- of the hi-Tii' apparent to minim“, if» .v s 1; pt ll’-I1»-1'l3}‘;)YIOllClHfltl8l’lct3f r -. -r..l I’: i; a..:l when he was bi-might, I

‘. ‘.. fr; :1 I"-p!:,<-ri:)ug state he “was i7. l-(: .1 r ”|.'(I1\l‘;tld|'iIs1{ ii i more, The &'.ilI)'l.;iliT:ll was unnecessary. He could Livu:-K. Tile inmle a vigorous effort ,Iii. iu.leT;l. lhe liquor actgd gn him “T '‘'= Hzwltc. That wI.s six weeks nah and lI.::T hi». not touched a drop since. Before tins he had to be put. to bed five fish" ""7 "5 SW6" Young Fair then took hi. y-«unger brother Charles to Brown and he. too. was put under the spell. In his c359 it 3180 wwked like a charm and he developed an intense dislike for liquor‘ Ho told the \\’oi-id representative that sick of liquor is he that the swin doors of a saloon fairly nauseate inn.