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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLO'I`TE'l‘t)WN, APRIL 5. i899. 0

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THE GUARDIAN

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Albcrtor.. Alberton Bookstore, G. S. Muttart Agent. _ Souris East, Telephone ofllce, R Seaman .Agent

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\VED.\'ESDAY, APRIL 5. 1899.

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THE ANTI-RITUAL MOVEMENT.

Our despatch of yesterday, telling

of the shamefgl assault made upon a Ritualistic procession in England, shows how deeply the public mind has _been stirred by the great controversy. It is unto' .unate that serious trouble should exist between the members of the same communion, and doubly so when resort is had to mob violence in *he interest of either party., .

There are many in England who

would like to have all denominations treated alike, and no doubt the fact that the Church of England is a state church, and established by law, adds to the strong popular feeling against the introduction of practices in wor- ship, which the majority feel to be reactionary and at variance with the spirit of a Protestant communion. The established church is very strong in England, but the Nonconformist churches, which receive no aid from state, are gaining rapidly in strength, and have to be reckoned with when the questions at issue come before parliament as must be the case in the near future.

The sympathies of Nonconformists

are very largely with the Low Church in its conflict with the Bitualistic element, but Nonconformists gener- ally look for an outcome in the direct- ion of disestsblishnient. And the feeling grows that disestablishment cannot very long be postponed. Sir William Harcourt has for a good 'while past been greatly stirred up over the increased aggressiveness of the Ritualists, and has dealt many trenchant blows against them, but is understood to be opposed to hasty action. The church authorities have been working hard to allay the agi- tation but with only indifferent suc- ccess, if we may judge from the latest outbreak.

There are within the Anglican

-church many who believe that dis- ---establishinent would strengthen rather than weaken it. Such action would leave the church in England on a.

0' '~>similar basis in its relation to the

,people and to other religious bodies, Ito that the Anglican church holds in. "Canada, It would even be better off, T having the majority of the people, within its pale, and a very large S majority of the wealthy, influential

The interview with Dr. Pethick

published in yesterday’s GU.iRn1.A.N was <:ii°ciiln.'.i-il io lem'-_i an uiiiiasy feeling in the minds and stomachs of those who read it-, unless they are pure vegetarians. The facts disclosed make it clear that diseased meat-in some cases horribly diseased-is fre- quently olfered for sale in our markets, and the prospects are that this will continue to be the case until stronger measures are taken to prevent it.

The eating of tuberculous meat is

known to be one of the means by which a terrible disease is transmitted from anim-als to mankind. There may not be the same positive evidence as _to the infection rf lump-jaw, but we know well enough that there are deadly maladies to which poor human- ity is subject, and of which the origin has not been traced. Actinymosis, or lump-jaw usually appears upon the heads of cattle in this country, but in other countries more frequently at- tacks other portions of their bodies. Who knows but it may be the cause of frightful maladies among unsus- pecting human beings? In any case, the taste must revolt against con- suming as food the meat of ‘i diseased animal. 'But such are the existing conditions. ' What shall we do about it? Shall we have an inspection of meats as the doctors have been telling us it is imperative We shall have? Or will we go on with lump-jaw lzeef being sold in our market? Dr Pethick tells us there is plenty of it uow being fattened for our use l

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AFFAIRS IN SAMOA.

From time to .time our despatches

tell of the trouble progressing in Samoa, or the Navigator Islands, as they were formerly called. The group has a population of 35.000 to 40.000, and is a native kingdom under the joint protection of Britain, Germany and the United States.

The succession to the throne, with

the muniiicent salary 'of $150 per annum is in question. By agreement of the three powers a treaty was made in 1889 by which King Malietoa was

V l forces and villa es, and for ei ht da s

recognised as ruler, with the provision that at his death the natives should elect his successor, subject to the ap- proval of the Chief Justice. The latter is an American named Cham- bers, whc was appointed to that place by the majority vote of the_two Eng- lish-speaking representatives, against the wishes of Germany.

When King Malietoa died an elec-

tion for the kingship resulted in a large majority for the grizzled old warrior Mataafe. Malietoa Tanus, a relative of the late king, was also a. candidate but received only a minor- ity vote. He was however the favor- ite of the British and American gov- ernments,while Germany favored

lllataafa. The Chief Justice, acting A <

in the interest of Britain and America, declared Malietoa king, and then the row began,

Mataafa naturally insisted on his

right to be king. Germany appears to have rightfully backed him. But the British and American command- ers have opened iire on the native

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kept up the slaughter. There may be more behind the scenes than we

and titled persons. It Surely D665 .know of, but from what has transpi-

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state aid. In this ¢0\1I1t1`Y the Angll- , though Germany and Mataafa. were in,

can communion fairly holds its own | the right, and the English and Ame,-i- again. '

'among other churches, and, though. there is some friction occasionally be-

ness which characterises the conflict

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VVe do not head our ad. in this way because we think it is particularly cleverior siiiart. Vi/'e are 'very serious about il:-we believe it is true.

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Because we sell Shorey’s Ready Tailored Clothing, which we know to be made

by the best tailor’s labor, finished and put into shape in the best possible style.

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THE FARMERS' SEED ST0llE

We have on hand and arriving daily a. full assortment

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\Vheat in all the leading varieties, Improved and Island

grown. Fresh Clover, Peas and Vetches-

Call and examine our stock.

We are here to accomodate the farmers and are satisfied

with SMALL PROFITS. -

Now is the time to purchase.

Plows, Harrows and Seeders. A full line of plow extras on hand.

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Cheese from. Holland is almost a§

necessity in most Spanish families. The

‘_-.qnality. si miracle nf inferiority io meet ‘ tue low prices at which it is sold--about

3O cents a pound-suggests the question whether the Canadiin manufacturer

.could not supply a much better quality

at a price that would secure a trade. American cheeses are retailer! here as an “article de luxe” at about 45 cents a pound. Besides cheese. an important article of consumption is sausage, made chiefly at Vich. The skins are import- ed, for the most part. from ' Hamburg. i Import trade, it is true. is heavily han- dicapped by exorbitant protictive du- ties; but what .has been andis being dose by Canadians can _be continued and extended. No banking facilities are af- forded in :his country, and, although business is thereby limited, it is, on the other hand. rendered comparatively safe. During the late sharp crisis in trade all invoices were tullv and in the majoriiy of cases punctuslly paid, the only consideration asked by Spanish lirrns beings delay in deliveries.- Amold Cassity, Barcelona -

The recent Financial Statement of the

‘-Ontario Mutual Life Co.” with which many of our readers hold policie=,shoivs even more progress than usual. Ircor- , porated in 1869, its buisness atibe close of 88 amounted $12.000,000 with Assets $1, 813, 000. ln the least decade the buisness doubled and -the Assets now exceed $4. 000.000, 00. The ’98 D.=a'h Claims amounting to $152, 893.00 while the Interest Income was $188.7 66. O0 and the total Income S923, 941. 13. Tue steady progress and present standing of the Company warrants the large measure of confidence it receives. G. H. Hol- brook, of this city, one of our most re. l iiable and resqected citizens is the rep- resentative for P. E. 1. and W. D. Gough of Summerside is Special Agent. as - _- . - ~ -~

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An Engineer and Captain. holding

certificates; also Fireman. to bold

positions in steamer Elfiii .on route be- tween Chsrlottetown and Rocky Point.

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Applications, stating wages per month. will be received by the undersigned up Hughes' Cong till Saturday, the -Sth day of April, at F0rC0us'hs.

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WE SAVE TEETH DOWT HAVE A TOOTH EX

_ ~ Germany has acted with great re- TRACTED because you are told that it cannot be filled. We

tween the High and the Low,there is ,S91-ve in the matter, and no doubt a

fortunately little if any of the bitter- properly ¢0nSt.if,uted join; commission LESS DENTISTBY by use of the famous

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