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cn! INCORPORATION ACT' 1 ' t th `,,0bi,, I i d "fe (;UA4R_ ’ _ Crawling back _to port again, half herb

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Silt:-I beg to congratulate the _city l i)i.iN takes and always has iaken_ on g _ “T30 5h1fl9d» '

Count-il up in 'their i-‘mice 0? ri. ciiitilltl tb* , t

'Ili eisonnel' oral nota artv issuel _ < i tothe pier; _ ‘

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mama” I 8 cu) an 6 Im P Pluuging through auioe ale when the

is one in whom the citiztns can place We think if Sir Wilfrid had come _ g confidence and a guarantee that the l into power with such a mijority as was fog bil! lifted, _

k will be Well done It will bo l rolled tip on the prohibition vote. be . ' B¢l\t"f¢d bl’ 1h0_ bl`9ak°l'f‘» _bm 591'

would no; have lingered long counting ` ` I the votes of those who stri.~,cd at hottie. but would have raised sizczi :i _-bout ot victory that the echo would stfll ne re- sou iding tbrougliiut the length and

breidto of the land.

wor - *impossible to frame this bill to meet 'the`views ot t-vervorie and in this re-

in so arranged that each will have learly the same population and the =|ame number of c-iniicillors it should -mi-et with public endorsement. regard- .lass of what boundaries a:e_used. _ t 'On the other hand if the committee ‘decide in favor of the collective vote let usstandby them. It isa time when personal likes and disliiies should be- laid aside tor the common good.

The ballot vete will no doubt be nn-

unimously adopted. The public seem_ to have no two opinions on that fea°ure ‘_ of the subject.. The moral intersss of the community are well worthy the-

speoial attention of the committee.

Put a stop to civic bribery. Let the

public have honest councillors and

SIR -I mu<t cypress mv sincere

.i-fproliir.-ii ri om-salon. This is a

\\'e had confidence enough to believe

that the int-llig-;-nt vote cf such a ma-

jority on so momentous a questioit would rtc-:ive that serious attention which it merited. But we it el our trust h-is been betrayed, and the mcst sacrtd feelings of thousands of itching hearts I have been tr=iltd with by a mere quib- ble. But sober, intelligent, hard-think- ing men are not to be dealt with as it they were playing "blind man’s buff," and the influence behind that vote wi‘lt yet assert itself

Let every defender of prohibition r -

gard it as a personal insult to his credul- ity to be thus triiled with. and stand

make it bard for the vote buyer to bold i true to the Prmciples 0fh0u0r_in.e5pe¢;_

his seat. A corrupt council is just as! pernicious as the bo; s’ clubs. Put them both on short tether, make the crooked paths hard to travel on.

Iwould say more but with suih a

conimitteel think the matter is sife. Let the alterations be equitable and right without regard to any peculiar individual interest and ~‘hew to the line, let the chips fall where they niay."

Rurouni.

HON. D- PARQUHABSQN

FOR GOVERNOR-

812,- Having read A True Liberal in

the Weekly Patriot, I' heartily endorse the sentiments expressed regarding the elevation of the Hou. D. Farquharson to the Governorship of this province. Tue country has spoken with emphasis and the city should follow suit. Mr. Far- quharson is a tried and proved man. He served for long years on the city school board with great ability. As stated. he was a director of the Bank for quite a period, and one if not the ablest member of the board.

He has a long experience in both

federal and local politics and his record iiroommerce is high in town and coun- try. True, the tum element fight and fight bitterly against Mr. Farqufiarson. He has stood by the temperance cause in its weakness and in its strength.'1`hey are using their weapons now against him but Itrow the champions and defenders -of temperance will have a word to say and put a temperauce Governor over this Island. Will the temprrancc peo- ple be downed again ? We shall see.

Hr. Farquharson has the Charlotte-

town Club to contend with. He is not _atmember and never was. Hs is the farmers’ friend. the economical, pro- ggressive Premier, as even the Conser- -vatives admit and can today stand in ,line socially, politically and in regard zto ability with any man in this Island.

Mr. Farquharson has fairly and

'squarely won the Governorsbip. Such an appointment would meet with gen- eral and hearty approval. The few -opposed have axes to grind. They ihave a dark horse in the race. They 'keep hidden. Thev do not name him ii man, or point to a single qualiticatiou Mr. Farquharson df-es not pissess for the position. ' .At the recent agricultural meeting. '-'M12 Farquharson won golden opinions 'east and west. At. every important meeting held in town or country. Mr. Farquharson. if possible. is there. He is no laggard, but a public spirited man. I hope Sir for the future wellfare of this province. in _every way that you Sir, in your valuable paper, will advo- cate his elevation to that important po- sition. He is the coming man and no rum element, or Tory clique can keep the people’s rights from them.

ANOriit~:n TRUE Ltsi:it_iL.

CONSU.\IPTlO`N IN ONTARIO.

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_ All honor to the GUARDIAN which , has stood cn the side of truth and tem- perance without regard to party feel A ing! May the GUAitDI.iN lt;-ng live tc _ defend the cause ot' right, and help to usher in the day “when thi might with the right and the truth shall be !"

Yours very truly,

M. L.

Bedeque, March 20.

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com are wit the

_teiidgr self-sacrificing spirit ‘ of the weary, Watch-worn .mother by_ the side of her ‘s_u5`ering little one? Such mothers _take little or no account of their own weariness and weakness, but keep on until they drop. _ ’1`hey_ seldom realize how completely their V baby s health depends upon their own. | Every mother, and every woman who ex- .3 pects to b_e a_ mother, ought to _obtain the health -bringing, strength :creating assist. pnce_of Dr. Pi_crce’s Favorite Prescription. Grmgivesdelastic elpdurance to the organs _ c_errie in mot _erhood, and nourishing vitality to the special nerve-centers. _ Tel-:ep early during gestation, it makes _ motherhood perfectly safe _and almost pain-_ __ li-ss. l_ts beneficial effect is _trai_ismitte_d to i 'pie ch1.d in increased constitutional vigor. _ protects the mother against relapse and , improves the quantity and quality of nour- ‘ ishmerit during the nursing period. i It reinforces tired over-wrought women at ti eyery cntical__stage,_and heals_ the special Q diseases to which they are subject. It was

‘designed for this express _pugose by _an i educated physician and sk_1lle specialist. t Dr. Pierce has devoted thirty years to this particular field of practice. His thousand- a_ page book, the “ People’s Medical Adviser,” ‘ will be sent free, for 31 one-cent_s_tamps to pay the cost of customs and mailing only. Or, cloth-bound for 50 stamps. Address, R. V. Pierce, M. D., Bi1H`alo, N. Y.

Mrs. J. B. Clough, Box 203, Lisbon. Gralion Co. New Hampshire, writes: “ I am the mother ol

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February, the highest number on re- _ _ cord. The highest previoisrecord was ' " _Q `= » 180. A _ 3" '_-‘_ .

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GRAND CUNCERI

Entertainment

OPERA HOUSE

PBOGBAM, ,

1. Orchestra. .................................... .. 2. Chorus.. ..........'l‘he Hunters Fore 4. Song.

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3. Spanish Dance .... .: ........................ .. Miss Helen Warburton. 4. Mixed Quaree hte .................. _ .Call -lc lin

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, . ewa. 7. Dialog-'ie and Duetxfrom Opera. “Patience” Miss Amy Earle and Mr. Frank Baadeld. 8. Comic Male Qnartette . . . . . . . . . ...The Menu Messrs. Owen. Bayfield, McLean and Earle.

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I Mi=s Edna Sinclair. _ . _ 15. Dance-Highland ding-by sp( '- rl request.

_ Miss Beatrice Paton

16. Comic Song. . . MoFadyen to I Waltz.

' Mr. ¢. Earle. 17. Inst. for 2 Pianos, 8 hands-Overture to

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Opera Patience, with local hits.

Messrs G. Stewart and Ryan: 19. Grand Chorus-Now Tramp, _ with Or-

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Pgpular prices. Tickets-Reserve Seats 35 cts: Unreserved.

25. l‘o be had at the usual places.

Concert at 8 sharp.

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