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CHrarlottetowy , February 23, 1891.

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‘LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.

| A Liquor Law.

fae 1 . 1 - . Sin,—Charlottetonians have got back to | man pleases at his regular meal,

the first step, it will he ready to insist that no liguor shall be drunk on the premises

lehore tt is eold, except in resturante and | hotels. johnoxious idea of prohibition

saloons) The

wi']) not be carried out, and the liberty to dtink what a and in his

This will be the end of

i< £ 4 i ‘s ¢ } | ° . their original freedom as regards the gale of {temporary home, will be guarded, a_ liberty

liquors.

{pared wihthe only alternative

ed that this liberty, as it always h-s been so it will be now—abrsed by unscrupulous men.

Therofore, and in view of the early | meeting of our legis) tures, it is fur us to say whether the traftic shall remain free and open to all, or whether he who wishes to lengage in it shall be obliged to take out a} |license and give bonds for his guod_be- havior, and be allowed to sell only subject | to such reStrictions'as may be imposed by i law N» one can get rid of his responsibility

by saying that such a bad thing as a saloon should not be licensed. The phrase ; people make a blind of it. We are now|\ reversed: What is proposed by « proper hguor law isto take away’ most of thuse free licenses ard impose strict rules to goy- the license-holders that remain.

Let it be bourne in mind by those who would have prohibition, and will hear of nothing else, thac, while nu doubt they are the people and the salt ot the earth, there

quite a number, in fact, the majority; and that it has been said by a great man, per- haps with some truth, that much the larger part of the suff»ring endured by the world has been inflicted by its best people trying to accomplish a great good in au impussible Way.

I have made an abridgment of an artic'e

“license law” is misleading at best; some’

are some ofa different way of thiuking.— j;Chss Mutch, 502; Mrs F Vickerson, 502;

on saloons from the pen of Dr. Howard 'Croshy, published in the Homiletic Review |

‘for February last, which may bo of interest

to reformers, and annex it to this letter. Freo W. L. Moore. March 17th, 1891.

ON WHAT LINE MAY ALL THE ENEMIES OF THE SALOON DO BATTLE? DIGEST OF AN ARTICLE BY HOWARD CROSBY, D. D.

The entire destruction of the saloon at a blow is an impossibility, simply because public opinion is overwhelmingly against such action. Whatever the reason may be. the great buik of the community in eur great cities is decided’y opposed to # system

of prohibition. i

“hose who see and feel the evils of the ‘saloon mus: adopt some other line of action it they would reduce those evils. They must abandon theory and adupt the practi- cal. They must so act as ta have the ma- jority of the citizens withthem. The prac- tical mude is tv attack the evila of the saloon rather than the ssloon itself. If some say that the two are synonomous, they must remember that others do not think so, and it is those others that we want to enlist on our side. We must repress our own differences while we tight the common enemy.

Prohibition being impossible, systematic restriction is the only alternative, and in this we shall have the support of all goud /men, Whatever their differonces on theories, ail such agree that there are gigantic evils in the s+loons, and that they ought tu be curtsiled. If a reasonable plan is proposed, they will willingly give it their aid,

One feature in sucha plan would be re- duction in the number of saloons. This would lessen the number of the tempta- tions; and this, whilst it would not save the habitual drunkard, would save many an inexperienced youth. It would also put the comparatively few saloons under close police supervision. Such reduction can best be obtained by a high license fee.

A second feature would be entire closing

of the bar-ruom on all holidays, and during the night from 11 p. m untii 6a. m. A third feature would be heavy bonds given by both the liquor-dealer and the owner or landlord of the premises where such dangerous trade is conducted, which bonds would be a guarantee against disorder within the saloon.

A fourth feature would be severe pen- alties for every infraction of the excise laws.

A fifth festure would be the complete prohibition of any side door or entrance, aud of any screen, by which means the law is 80 constantly evaded.

A sixth feature would be the malctiag of policemen whu allowed a saluon to be open after hours.

A seventh feature wou'd be the for- bidding of any lounging about the saloon.

An eighth feature would forbid any wo- man or child from entering a saloon on any pretence whatever.

These provisions would meet the views of all who desire reform, and wouid destroy one-half the existing evils of the saloon. The law should clearly define the differ- ence between a saleon and a restaurant {an eating place without a bat). To prevent amanat such a restaurant or at an hotel from having bis glass of wine would be con- sidered, the world over, as an act of tyranny, and certainly could not be endured’ in our country. Hotel bars shouli be deait with as saloons.

Now if anyone should say that when we have all this we have not obtained all we wish, our answer is that we have taken the first step, and a great one, and the necessary step .o the second one in the matter of te- form. The road indivated is the only one on which prog ess con be made. It invites us to further and further reform. I+ will lead public opinivua in the right way, and will harmonize such opinion in all rational efforts at destroying the salvon evil

Aad it is that harmony which we need, We shali never get it by insisting on prohibi- tion. We shall in that way only make wider and wider the separation of good mea, and mre thoroughly iatrench the common enemy.

Do any ask ‘*What will be the s coad step oa this line of reform?" We reply that whea public sentiment is educated by the results of

es : ; _ This is one of two possible states |which every American will insist upon, while under the Scott Act, and although, as com: | as exper- | be compl-tely destroyed ander the acceptable ienced here for the past ten years, certain- idea of restriction,

ly not without advantages, it is to be fear- |

at the same time the evils of the saloon wi!]

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P. E Island Hospiial.

The P. E. Island Hospital has received the fullowing :—

Collected by Mr. Donald McFadyen, | Riverdale D McFadyen. $115; J. Breakey, 50¢; J. Murray, 50c: Isaiah Breakey, 50°; J Osborn, 40c; D MePhee, | 50c; J. McLeod, 25°; M McLeod, 250; N. | M.Kinnon, 30c; D McQuarrie, 40c; N. | McArthur, 50c; N. M-Fadyen, 502; D. : McD mald, 50c; Po M Kana, Sie; P. McArthur, 26c; N. McFwiyen, 25°; Mrs. A. McMillan, 25c; f. McFadyen, 50c; Mrs Sarah McFadyen, 50°; D. McGillvary, 59¢ | —total, $9.

Annandale Baptist Church, $4.40; Dundas

under a ‘*free license law’ —the Scott. Act | Baprist Church, $2 60; St. Andrew's Pres-

byterian Church, Montague, $5; Clifton Presbyterian Church, $5 26.

Collected by Mrs. Henniker, Milton— Mr. Chowan, $l; Mr. George Howard, Winsloe Road, $1.

Rob Angus, city, $5. ;

Collected by Miss F McEachren, Mount Mellick—Mra. Henry Lane, 50c; Mrs.

Mrs. F . Dake, 50c; A Friend, 60c; Mrs. Jobn McEachren. $l and oid linen; Mr. John McEachern, $1; Mrs H Drake, half bushel beets, halt bushel carroca, L bushel turnips, 1 doz. cabbage, 1 doz eggs, 1 psir fowis—total, $4 60.

Collected by Mss Ida McCallum, Har- rington—Foyr Friends, 25c each; James Stewart, 25°; J. Stewart, 50°; Jvhn R. Stews't, 252; A. Kennedy, 35°; J Essery, 502; Mw. J. B Stewart, 50; Mra A. Se tt, 502; Wm Prowse, 25:—total, $4 10; Miss Carey, oid linen; Miss Campbell, old linen; Miss Lewis, old linen; A. MeN-ill, newspapers; Mr Warren, newspapers; Mrs C. Palmer, | night shirt. Miss Campbell, old flannel; Mrs. S. MeMullin, 62 lbs fi ur; Dr Beer, magazines.

Rev. J. Goodwili, $77 88, collections in the folowing Presbyrerian Churches, and subscriptions—Cape ['raverse, $13 50;Cauve Cove, $9; Birch Gill, $7; West River, $6.25; DeSab e, $87; New Glasgow R sad, $4 36; East River, Lot, 48, $2 90; Argyle Shore (schovlhous) $57 Nine Wile

45 Creek (schoolhuus ) $445; North R ver, $2 70; st. Catherine's (Schovlheuse) $2.14; Hauapton (schoolhouse) $2; Carlton (schvol- house) $180; Rice Point (schoolhouse) $1 52; Augustine Cove (schoo: house) $1 50; Huuter River $1.83; Mra. McPhail, Orwell, ; $3; Mrs. McUsuchiin, St. Catharine’s, $1. ~— cr. tt Kundreds Crushed. THE WALLS OF A SYNAGOGUE FALLIN WHILE THE PLACE IS CROWDED.

A despatch from Tunis gives an account of a dreadful disaster which lately occurred at a place called Mensel, in the vicinity of Cabes.

A children’s service was in progress in the synag gue at that time, when, without warning, the walls of the building collapsed and the roof fell to the floor with a crash that was heard all over town.

Hundreds of people hastened to the spot to find that the whole congregation had been buried beneath the falleu walls and roof. The shrieks of the struggling vic- | tims, held fast by heavy beams, stones, etc., horrified the spectators, renderivg them powerless, for the moment to do any- thing towards rescuing the injured from their terrible position. A few cvol headed ones, however, tovk the lead, and the werk of extricating the victims began.

Within a short time fifty maimed and b eeding men, women and children were taken out and cared for, and four dead bodies, crushed out of all semblance to humanity, were removed to the dead house.

The number of killed cannot be even ap- proximately estimated. It is known that the building was crowded with people, and hundreds uf desd bodies must still be burted beneath the tons of debris not yet removed.

How to Dress ‘the Hair

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ALWAYS ARRANGE TO SUIT THE SHAPE OF YOUR FACE.

How to wear one’s hair is really a most important question, for on its being becum- ing or net depends sv much, says the Ladies’ Home Journal. A low arrangement of the hair is given the preference for daytime, al- though the woman who doves not find this auited to the shape of her fsce should not permit herself to wear it under any circum- stances.

This is heated, the tress of hair is laid between, tho iron clused and the hair «hen taken out is in a beantiful, natural lookiag wave, to which the epithet of “fuzzy” could never be applied. However, one wouid have to get some obliging sister to do this, inasmuch as the iron is rather d fficult to manage by one’s self, and « burued set of tresses is not desirable.

However, as the oval face is much more general in this than aay other country, the low arrangement is pussibleto almost all, Smooth waves are very much liked, and these wives are produced, not by putting the hair up in pins, but by using an iron speci }iy made for that purpose.

The womsn who can part her hair in the centre, wave it and draw it back over the tips of her ears, and then coil :t in 4 loose knot low in the back, is a woman who really has her hair arranged in the most fashionable manner

Pictures of Mes. Kendal or Jane Hading show this arrangement so perfectly that a deft fingered woman can easily adjust her cuiffure after them.

Tene tom IT 4 A IKEA dea. 5: i This is true Liberty, when Free Sorn Men, having to advise the Public, may speak free.”—Evairivzs. Suxeux Copms Two Cexts Se emer NEW SERIES. CHARLOTT ern ee err oa ae LARLOTTETOWN, P. E, ISLAND, WE: NESDAY, MARCH 18, 1891. VOL. 27.—NO. 77

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