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Srainollu.-advur-tines for 100 minerl. Nasal Balni and Pink Fills at Dodd‘s Medical llall.

Gnrnax. hlaanait Woaiuiax Pownn.- DI denies that he is about torellgfl.

St'nscii.xm:io.~: lists in aid of the Spring- hill soil-rers have been started in Great Britain.

Look out for Friday Morn- lng's GUARDIAN for full returns of the Elections.

Mn. Cnarrnu has received copies of ..

Harper‘: Weekly of the 28th ult., con- taining an illustrated article descriptive of the St. Clair Tunnel.

Ci;.\‘Ann captains are sore over the fact that they are no longer allowed to rent their r -oina to amount passengers. They have lost a handsome perqnisite.

A destructive thunder and lightning storm passed over Maaaachusetts Satur- day night At Wellflcet a Methodist church was totally destroyed.

A can of home interest to the business community will. coine up in the So a Court noxt‘_w_eelt, when aeveial "no Insurance Companies will appear for non- payment of License fees. -

G20. MCKAY. for the larceny of two silk hanrllierchiefe and a breast-pin from the boarding house of Mr. Gallant. 01%“ George Street. was committed to "ail for one month with ha-d labor. Me ay in a stranger here, hailing from Nova Scotia.

Mr. James G. Cariithers. Stanley. was convicted for violating the Canada 1‘ imper- aace Act. before John C Clark and john M. Roberta-rn. on Monday, hlarch and. 0|! C0!!- fcssinn of defendant. The prosecutor had applied for postponemcntlor further evidence. I-‘inc 350 and costs.

Tn: plan submitted by Mr. W. C. Bank, of this cit , for the Hpntreal Board of Trade bu‘ ing, was reported by anex rt an tlnabeat Canadianplan re- cci and Mr. Harris accordingly rc- cstvt-s$. The plan submitted by a celebrated firm in New York was accepted

Mine. Roinanofl‘ writes that the pro- portion of ntales to females in Russia Tia about the sauna as it emu in the Imperial family. where there are t 'enty-two grand dukes and only seven grand ducheasea. Tho daughter in the family is always a great pet. Girls marry young and an pld maid in a real cirriiiaity. e - .

It was one of ‘Gen. She inan’a daugh- gepg, fig, oldest, who refused to done: with the Russian Crown Prince when he lode his eouroftbe United States. Her refaaalraised a cloud of social dust at the tlme;'hpt air axpbined it on the ground that T, * of dateaeisoe to her -Iothr-1!’: dedded not to wilt: at all.

On the evening of Feb. 27th. Mt. M1301’

‘ I YEW Inn

instructive lecture before the Cavcud_ish_ Lite rai-y Society. proceeds in aid of their hiing I ibrary. His subject wastbe Crimean War. At the close of the lecture, remTarli- were made by the president, RTCV. ‘VT. I’ Archibald, Arthur Simpson and Geo. Simp-

‘son. A vote-:f thanks to the lecturer was

cnthiisiasricallv carried and suitably respond- ed to by Mr. Macintosh.

A sracut. train has been engaged by

citizens of the Liberal.[mrty hare wt» ,

have votes in Georgetown and S -uria. '1‘ he train cut! at 10 «-'c!-«ck, Conser- vafivna berg, we uiiderfiaurl. piIT_d6 IUIIIP lidlerdr-‘againente, for some r-1 son or other will furnish po particulars... We hear that their train_ starts at 4 3, m, for Georgetown and arter returning tothe city, proceeds to Summerside in afternoon. 0

I-‘us-r Mortar so rIrl_trr.nr I-‘into.-— W. and.-imiei tht: Itx; ca_r_nuli_eu pr-‘ of -fiber» "°'."‘ and to big congregation Ton Saubarh

and requested them to send in subscrip-

tions. As a result of his appeal about

one hundred and sixty dullau have booi- Itanded in, and there is more to follow. We ‘ to e_r cniigregstirgnn have one so well. is 60587923‘-I‘ '1‘

.I\gI always been to the frontiii such mat-

ters. The others should push hard for the first place.

'ri.. cl--aingmefliafli of tho campaign were held last night The Liberal Con-_ servativu meeting wu held in the Market Hall and was addressed by the chairman. Gen. Peake, Eaq., .vlaurieo_ Elke. J1? Tanton, Jaa. Melt-sac. the candidates and At the Libcal Iaectinr in the Lye--uin, Hun Thor. D~-dd, chair- man. Senator Haythorno, J. B McDon- ald, D. T _ , I. B. -Noland», D. Laird, Mr. Davies and H. C. McDon- aln werT the s on. Mr. Welsh was absent attending a meeting in the coun- tr . All the apukers ex ressed them- ae vesas '91‘: _ adtliegr

‘ n throng r. country spa 0 gdnmfideritly of tllflssie ofito-day. '

WI inid- retand that. the Ministerial Auocisri--n met yesterday to talze action on the request. of the citizen's cominitte , that th y decline the honornf collect

money and handing it over tothe

__Tecutive committee. We have not seen gs resolution, but understand that they agreed to use their utmost endeavor to release large an aunt as possible among ti: ple And to forward it tn th-

s or of Springhill. It does seem strange _d“Yhe citizens comniittaa had not --u h to organize and‘ appoint

. ll: certainly would have been fitffitdng. And we understand that {he ‘AI8o_ciatl;.‘))a expresfiiegl ‘-tlgiemaelvi-r A y on t e point t as i ey wt-re "' nt to collect the money they fplao be judged capable of procur- ' ’§' draft and ‘forwarifing the ant-nunt. _ T ' ethe executive may yet see their ‘pay ‘c,-ac tn :1: a camera apd cover ground not reached by the min-

with assaulting ay-»ung_ man named Fer- uaon and following iinT about wltlll orig iron bolt to "give him a tap” as the culprit lmd expressed it. Tlie dgjelared to the mIglWfICwl"W“Y8f that he k ‘cat; ua&g' ut A ' ’tl|‘i.ll, _ BIC &’I|!lk’lt:1bl(l)0 tin!-id new otito I‘III8I- ber wlI'at‘lTie did. and diet he had ‘I110!-lfillg .s'nst ergi T_T?TTe'_!' nevi.-.iiced”to tw nt: gr: in Jail The revolver of the other drunh—a country- man who was fined 83-‘?-‘I8 0005903503. ank the third mi.ii——alan from the conti- ‘try, was fined 82 or '8 days T thing truly would it be to liconeo"ilIiI liquor buainena—-to say that for a sun of money the publicatis uis send mepnéotlt into the 50' d3i.harze- firearms to . cltisonfwith lrun. bolts to sdiainislhr ‘-‘gentle taps." nny-body is liable t0 such aseeultsaud natural riéht to drink liquor. our ' realise tllistlto iscare pl!’- lic order and vifety is more important the theliguor vote. - .3

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yetmen um eellr--fl’-he, B*’8“““

St. Paul's Church.

Slit:-1 _have received from the (‘her- Flqltutflwm. Uulillnittco the 8 ‘ing- hiil-ltehd-Fiuid, at-0qii,eat.~.tta.t I mid endeavor to obtain subscriptions on be- half of the fund from the congregation of S‘-.“"'*." .°l““‘°l'- I 311-11 be arc.-tlr obliged if’ you will kindly state llrat any sums placed in the plates on Sunday next mulled “Springhill Relief Fund" will be devoted to this object, and that in the meantime I R will be piciiaod to receive

any donations that may be sent. to me at St. Paul's Rectory.

Yours truly, W. HAXLYN. e—r-

Obituary. .

On the llth of Jaiiuary liist there from this life one who had borne a -hnt-itian character for a great many years. Donnld~McDQugall, senior Elder of the West and Clyde River Presbyterian church, died at his _'i-esidence, Canoe Cove, at the ripe age of 91 years. He was re. spectcd in the neighborhood in which he lived for his sterling lmncsi y, his intelli- gence and blameless life. A native of 3- Yleshire, Sc-»tland._hc was interested in ttish atfairsi almost to the last. and his recollection if the scenes of his boy- hood was clear and most. interesting when he would compare the Scotland of his boyhood to the Scotland of to-day. During his illness he was visited by members of all dononiinationii near at hand, and all who called on the name of the Lord were welcome to his be-.dside. He died trusting in the merits of his R».-deemer, in th- hope of a blessed nuinortalit , laincnti-il by his children and by all w u had tlii pleasure of his ll0ql.l!alllt3nL‘G. A. A. MCKENZIE.

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I The True Story of the Tree.

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" Who cut down that cherry tree 1'" en- quired old man Washingtbn one morning of his son George, who was not at school that day, it being February 22 and 1| holiday. -

“Father-," responded George, baclu. lllp agihinat the wall, “ I cannot tell is ill

“ Stop!" thundered the old gent. “Ill”; i right there. How the ‘ mischief do you expect to make a success in p:-lit-ics if you can't do an easy, simple little thing like ~hat ‘l Really, George, .1'iir-ashamed in you." andthe stricken old mini sat down» -in the trunk of the fallen tree and wept like i. child.--Whiiahington Star.

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Marquis of Lor‘ne’s Articles

Lonnox, Fob. 24.——The* his is if Lorne, in his articles ‘in-. the! Daily Gr. phie, coiitiiiues his iiginii-gin the Can odian political c-zntcstz He iiiys: “ Yes. Um-Ida is loyal, but her loyalty iii, soro- sibly enough, loyalty to her own inti-r eats, namely, the establishing of a na- tioniilitywliich willinake use of our cm:~ -inaction to assert her own plans for grow -ing into powe- strung. -ugh, in case of -necessity, to stand flog and be the soli- arbiter of her own f..rtiin~."

The Marquis goes on. to argue that Canada is really independent, and that aniientinn to the States would not pro- mote hot true interests. l

Newsy Notes

rnfiriiisii Coliinihia L.g’i.im.u.~. has resolved to petition the Doininiim Our-

3100. THE Governor of Ai~k.'-insets has signed a bill providing for separate coaches on railway trains for negroeéi. Fxvx thnpanii at.iide‘nrTe;_§i t States have’ Iigfifiidghir . '_' engage in foreign mission worlr.

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in Chicago have begun suits iigaiiist a large number of subscribers to the stock who have not paid their as-essmeiits.

The legislative asaetnbl of Ohio has passed a bill which provi -.5 that dealer» iri tombstones and moiiumeiits may, after alapac if three iears, enter a cemetery .nd seize the goods not paid for.

FOBl.\(.L.‘€-"That article about thi- \lcC_.»y uiurilur has all pied. What shall I do '3'” Editor—“Sh«-ve the type to- gather, head it ‘The Political Situation" lied place it in the editorial column."- American Stationer.

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A Ghastly Ceremony.

The service performed a few days. ago at Paris-in the Cliapo, le Espiaited in memory of the deathlon the‘scafi'old of King Louis XVI. and Queen Marie Antoinette-—a service Qttended by all the leaders of the Bvnynlidiparty in France- rlicallt to “miud' ’the""qucer ceremonies

which ed to be customary at the death of F h ltinga. It certainly has enme- thiiig g tly about it, strongly ssivouring

of the middle ages and their gruesonie ways. The etubalmed cor e of the de- ._-aned sovereign romaine lying in state at the church of the Abbey of St. Denis for forty days, and it was only on the forty-tit-at day that it was carried to the vault. During that entire time the court ceremunaea was carried on within the abbey in though the monarch were still alive. The royal table -as set night and morning in the refectory, and the- insster of the ceremonies. when dinner was brought up, would proceed, dressed in full uniform, ts téisdhall ;lI6’PO -the go In "dan- onteparde hegrcanily vfigtli a“*low‘*obeiaaoce my, . — J.-' "

“S-ire. the dinner id served according to yoyr M-iw-r’a order!» .

A 'cliainbo=rli.in strimling beside the corpse would then aiiswer with great

dignity: NATUIH.-.Ll3II1'Y "T dl'“°k' 3?‘ “gig .1 ‘guy has been-graciously _ i.-dbefr.tte_.8|i 3'95"“ , i..-aid dd ' if "ax. ?; , --. .:-..*h.°...‘:..i» I w ° dtxchargiqgfi ks.-to Ii. Milky 0

Wlii-it.-iipon the grand master would l-ack out and order inner to be removed if. nm "the refectory .—-Chicago Mail.

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qrrigd. At the residdrice of the .‘=‘§h¢'n.l3.!' ., bllq. Sill. ..‘r"i.-..i‘L v..ia.‘ii’Miss it-arch. roslii.

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On the A ril"lns‘:., sliver a-short illness. It ‘aka 9:’ ‘ * he tll'yi;aiTcfhisage._.

'[Fuheg.lJ%!‘n late residence, School . mag;-_ at I o'c_larkp. m].

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_ before T , baits’ Dress Cloths, l 1ffioyDr_e§ Goods.‘-J. -3. Eacdonald.

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ernrneiitto make the Chinese poll tax

igiltfll to Tu! local directors of the World's fair I‘

daughter of Geo. Foster. E5q~o°l D’4"'5l*lI° ..

TIiTET GUABDIAN,,0HARL01‘TETO\,lilfT.l{.,. TH RsD2iY, M.cl1;o§T,

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"l‘ELEGR’APHIC NEWS.

THE ELECTION’! lllll‘ ilorraspoiideiit N0 Prophet!

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The Eve Before The Battle.

Mosrnnar, Miiri.-li 4.4-Both parties

e reaiilt no mic‘ can foretell, but it seems probnb‘e whichever side wins their in.-ijority will be small. F iiinl rallies are being hold all over the Dominion, and both sides sure of victory.

The Conservatives estimate that they will have is majority of 56.

The Llb.*l'8lfl are elated over it local election Tuesday in North Bruce, On- tario. A minority of 27 in last election has been converted into a majority of 300.

A Quebec Conservative paper thinks that Province will go Liberal, and follow Lanrier and Mi-rcier.

It is announced today that the Gov- ernment have promised C: P. R. the fol- lowing cominiaaion:- Abandonment of a claim of one million dollars on the North- shnre Railway, continuance of Govern- ment gl‘l«iX‘-’l|'lli('0 on C. P. R. stock which expires in‘ 1893, and a settlement of the Onderilonlr claim, $5,000,000 in British Coliinibin.

will be close.

» Canadian Horses in England.

1\Iox'riu:.u.. Mai-cli 4,—As evidence of the favor with which Cuiiadian horses have been received in Great Britain just announced, a company has been organised in London fur the purpose of importing Canadian horses. Capital placed ill half ii million dollars, and expects good profits to he realized.

Congress Adjourned.

W.is:m~'o'rox, March 4 -—Cniigress pro- Tnzuc-wl today. This practically ends its-pu lican rule for some time.

______.,______ Prominent llerchant Dead.

- , 81'. J onx_,_Marc_li 4.:-\Villinin Thomson, a prominent Bllligpin ‘ merchant died '0-yloiv at-Aeherville, orth Carplina, aged 75 years. .

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31000 reward offered by I. s. Johnson & 0).. Boston. Pamphlet with full pu-. ticulara, free. T .

Telephone Company of C’ P. E. Island.

p§l_E,. Annual Meeti of the Shareholfirs ._ of tTils;(,'ompan’v_ villllbe held at tfigoficr '5‘ LI 61*-B. C. McLeod, Charlottetown, on Wednesday the nth day of March, at 8‘cloch. ga~"i;;*fiir the election of Directors and trans- itittbn of ‘ Feb..28. zi . . » . T ._

[st-r.ct.u. DRSPATCBE8 ro rue GUARDIAN]. Z ,»_. 7 . -T. ._ 2 , . %

a pear ready and anxious for the fray.l

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ST. JOHN‘, March 4.—-The content here T

llll ST.ll:§.gf'l‘§llltli - BY THE SA :. »MEANS., If youare no ’&?Qnstomer, ‘ now is a good t. dealing with iis.ffi_ 5-: v , _ ,

We are begindmg the season with a. full stoclfof I HOUSE F‘U1{NISHIN($,? “'fiTncl,uiling Doors, Sash 993} ' ‘7Moiildii1gs, Spouting,‘ Si ' - -Brackets, Stair Rail, N cw,’ Posts, Balus- ters, etc.. all will made, from latest patterns. ,‘ , MACHINE ‘-TJOBBING ii specialty. .‘ T See our Goods Tanil Prices before buying.‘-if T T T . A.,DUCEI,EMIN_ 8LCO., s'"?=§v'i'-'?‘v"‘-3:43’:-'0 i‘ z

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. «N tntaretlietieve T l-~HTQlIOF“MOI’ ley" will run (in the winter months between Cliarlotietow . ii Eiciou. while the will admit of her - airing a return trip daymommenc , . , . ‘ 1!.‘ howevilr. tbt 0 ti‘! . ‘k$ up dang, cumin _ * _ bi- ~ he 5!. Q A " L L"i':" ‘ma ll icati V eepn a ycom n on. ' When Steiuuer " lo I: I return tripe between T ioi’i:.§§'. if . ton, she will then run‘:-between rlctou Georgetown and make daily trips, if when the ice be es so heavy t

cannot make return it ly trips the lee will carry the mails between Cape

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‘CLIPPER: BARKhNTINE

9*‘ ‘ l C IR. MCDONALD, Coniniandcr, Will sail from Liverpool for Charlottetown,

ABOUT THE Isl. OF APRIL,

And will carry Freight at through rates to the different Railway points on the Island.

For Freight apply in London to John Pit- cairn 0 Sons, 7 Union Court, Old Broad St; in Liverpool to Pitcairn Brothers. 5! South john Sircet, or here to the owners,

PEAKE BROS. & CO. Feb. 35 —eod lrn

_ TINWARE, STOVEPIPE. ELBOWS, . wuiiii-woiiiis-

‘ mi: undersigned has onnhand all kinds oi 'I‘INWARl:3, STOVEPIPE, ELBOWS, ér-c., wholesale and retail. -

-- Also, is prepared to lit up WATER PIP!‘ in Houses, with Faucets for use in the Kitchen or other Rooms, at shortest notice Ordertieftat my Shop, will be promptly attended-to. ’

3‘ Terms moderate,

M. STEVENSON, 137, Queen Street April I9, 1889 '

IT PAYS

T0 Employ us at my

AUCTION,

as we always realize the high est prices. A‘

We get’ all sales settled up without delay.

- Auctions conducted in any part Offthu Island. ’ “

T E. H. N0ll'l‘llN it 00.,

iiccrroxnitnii.

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~ and Cape 'l‘orrn__entine_,'soas to give “

. . tinned, so that as far as peaaib -. a daily mall

-no ROOM run ruiiiiiiziiiiniiuiiiiiii -

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at 1 s , Georgetown willbc mace by the-Agent. or the Marine Depert atchar town each day-.* and also the hour other -.departnre from enrgetnwn. . V .-

'AssélnBtIOa“§ianley" email _-s ' return ‘ll between the main and and

Island in t part ortbo eIr.the Ice- beat.8‘ervlo¢'.‘-L1-~1"" C1988 - be

each way will be conveyed bétwoen the main.- land and the [stand during the winter. The. ~'ltanloy" will rernatn on the antil the letllayin each year. and will our- tlnne lougert ll,fllI»LdIl_3 it the company's coats are not lo to ‘keep up daily commu- nication with the Island. T " WM. SMITH De uty Minister of karlne. Department of Na ne. Ottawa, am February. 1891.

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livered at our Store.

TAULD sacs. Feb?-6--2i w Ii "

- . GEORGETOWN, P. E. I.

Claims collected in Cannon. and United decfl.

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qua:-:i~i sTnéE1",‘“ Charlottetown, P. E. Island.

TRYON Cl.llTllTT DEPOT.

ALL and see our New Patterns, in ‘

Cloth. POSITIVELY the ' have ever been turned out in Home-made l Goods. - "~ ._.—o.—-—-

VVCDCJI; Taken in exchange for CLOTH. T w__ .. CARDING done on short notice. T

W. o. TURNER. - Agent 'I\'yon Woiillcn Blille.

Hay For Sale,

BEST QUALITY. _ Jilllll iiiiwsoii.

Ch’tow-xi. ‘Feb. 33. I in.

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W.i.\'r:b.—-A Saddle Horse. Apply at this 053 r~'- *-: ml!‘-

with Board at bins. h'lxx.I.xxn.'3, Great (georgasvtreet. [inclifi 12i

Two Young Men can be accommodated -

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I Waxnn.~Boys to sell the Molitiilxo Gciinnxiaii. Cmmiike from twenty five go fifty c.—.nts‘per d'a‘y.

- Wrtirrtzto Patna for

sale at this ofice.—-tf T T

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ROLLER. MTILIS. GEO. E. FULL.

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to the first of January... * '- - Qtir frien‘ds will

‘collection.

By trying to pléiipe‘-?*’our "Cite . T

elto .5- r‘‘‘= ‘

, after ma king an czirefiil and ppersoijia-I‘ czinvns of I

iiom S’£YLE, com o.rl:i.irra.nd Low X

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casi Paid iii niiey i [ For a Fail‘-Ila;-liedjilsbels De Choice Stock of Cafpetm etc., are-new ‘offered at ‘prices to buy your House