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THE GUARDIAN. CFlARl.0'l`TET0W\l. .`PRl.\Tf`l". RDWATD l¢I.AYi\. APRI 91. 1900-

The Canadian Order of Foresters is a and f°a‘rl°°3' aiming to be

society that has become more favorably J and widely known in our Dominion than

herefore as -disease and37dled of accidents. The grand the leg-pulsed sale of liquors in .Charlotte-

. ill.

any other Friendly Insurance Society do ing business in this country

In orderto secure the attention of those

who have not yet considered the superior B

merits of this society, the following facts in submitted. It is: ‘

8. National in its character' 3. Age limit 18 to 45 years. & Fixed premium.No death assessments. 8. Gives $511), $161), $131), or $2111) insur- ance.

6. Over twomillion dollars paidto mem- &'s and their dependents since organiza- tiea of 1879. _

Careful medical selection. Death rate It the ilth year of it's history, only 4.56 per lllll. ` & Has a larger surplus on hand for each

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The Canadi;nt;iscier of For-A-[HE

_pt ' ;.

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terests of the people, and recognized

news - , ve ng. jo wor ' and other business transacted:- Summersiciif, Curries Bookstore,-D. K.,

Cul! 9 agar' ll J h

Alberton, Eton Boo&tbp-G. .~S.

Muttart, Agent. ~

Soaris East, Telephone omoe - R. Seaman,

Agent. 1

Editor sillUS

l&llrisk than any other society of it`s ' J_E_ B_ MCCREADY, I

9. Security of investments. Not a dollar d thesurplus invested one side of Canada.

10. Premiums and interested accruing

:\\erc, from used only for the’ payment of death claims. i The rams _for life insurance in this so-

- dcty, payable in advance, are as follows ,

Mnaiweeiiuie on on- on on

agesof _ emo siono sian asm

sim iao

susan sssss F*T=`>?“?‘~"?‘ ities

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`70c $1iB l 40 &; 1.28 170

$1 il) 1 il) 2 00

Therates for sick and funeral benefits,

payable monthly in advance as follows: Between 18 and. 5 years . . . ...25 cents

~“ 25 and 30 years . . . ..ill cents “ 30 and 35 cents “ 35 and 40 years....._.40 cents “ $9, and 45 years.......45 cents

com' scans funeral me

its are much appreciated, and $3

week for the first two weeks, and '$5 per week for the following ten weeks, alto- gether $55 in any one Iyear, and $3) to- wards funeral expense. `

A strong feature of the business is the

handsome surplus fund, which :continues

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SATURDAY, APRIL Q. IND.

`00VBRNMENI‘S AND LEGISLATURES.

The proposal to greatly reduccthe num-

ber of members in the Legislature, invol- ves,as we have said, the .necessity-of _a like reduction of the membership of the Executive. lt is a basic principle of .res

ponsible government that the meaibersfof -the Executive sitting in the Legislature shall have a fair measure of support out- ‘sideo£theirownvotes. . Q

membership of 213 in the popular Cham- ‘ber, and an Executive of 16, only 1.4 of whom have seats in the Commons. In

Ontario there are eight members of the

Cabinet in a House of 93 members. In

i0 im?¥'¢i‘S°_ in '$59. ,i“5.‘_”'~°°° f1°W"`t'“°°°',_i Quebec there are 74 members in the As~

. the end of December last #yin to-be credit fimd. 'This i_gg¥lus at the rate of be- tween siiiinimii :$000 per ii-moi.

The membership is in increasing at the

nts of overiill per month, and is now over 35,000.

There are now about 7(1) subordinate or-

ganizations, or courts as they are called, througnout Canada, and the order is new 'well established in all-the provinces of the Dominion and through the territories.

For further particulars enquire of any

of the oiicers or member of the order, or address. . B. ELLIOTT, THOS. WHITE,

H. C. R. High Sec’y,

Ingersoll, Ont. Brantford, Ont.

0rERNST GARTUNG, S. 0. Brantford, Ont.

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North British and Mercantile In=,Co.

Union Assurance Society. A

Phoenix of London.

Sembly and the Cabinet is composed of 10

members. Nova. Scotia has a House of 37 and a Cabinet of nine members. New- Brunswick with a House of 46 has a Cab- linet of seven members. In P. E. Island 'isa House of30 members we have a Cab-

inet- of nine members. ,

The disproportionate size of the Cabinet

Ontario the Legislative Assembly is eleven

times and inP E Island but three and

members, and thatif the membership of the Legislature should be reduced

reduction in the membership of the ad-

ministration. But our counties, so longj used to the large and equal representation

of three members each in the Executive, would be reluctant to have this iiumberf

reduced more than one third, orto two, members each inlthe Government of the'

time. _This would leave an Executive off

six-quite large enough in all reason.‘

But this would still form too large a' proportion in a House of L8, such as Mrs

Haszard proposes. ` _ We are of opinion that with a 'view

secure the best results a House of 24-

eight members for each county-and an: Executive of six,-would be worth trying. 5 But if the House should be reduced to l8§

uw the Executive oughtnotto exceed four,é

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Agentillanted

Men and women---Attention ! The

cal, Pictorial--is the greatest work of

the day 'Sim 122:15 in_ over two co?mg involved in the siege of Kimberly

. _ _ 1/ Ladysmith, the burghers found th

hundred large illustratiens, forty, deslgn Spmled To this I aitnbute U; $33

r failure to conquer the British I ex Cm- Qu¢¢n and

ct the war to last until Christmas Q i

maps. Retail price $2.75; agents! proit equal to 50 per cent. It is? easily sold and adbrds agents 1 grand opportunity to make money. Agents’ complete canvassing outdt worth $1 mailed for 50c. A-‘ifiress John W, Ilif & Company, ll0-ll2 Wabash

British Boer War Souvenir. Histo `- “The originalwafplan °f tile BOSTS Was - I ~ V -E ‘ I I

rl to overrun all Cape Colony, but, on be- s _V ' I ' A 4 . ‘ V Be sum md “it 'N lin” A

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The Boer forces in Natal are variously

timated at from 10,000 to \18,000 men. 1’ en. Buller, since the withdrawal of Gen. A

art s brigade has about £1 000 men/I It is `

H . _ _ _ .

Aye" Chi°°'g°' IH” Us A' 124% calculated that Lord Roberts has no’w in

Bic;/cies

By the hour or day ,

Bicycle Repairs as youmiuc them--and when-.you want them 1 ‘

Bicycle Parte---full iiiie. of.suiidries`;?'

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` the Federal it tl `~h8V°> 2°.. ‘which “may render the'§%\le

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audahalf times as numerous as the; 1° ~ ' A

Cabinet; in Quebec nearly ten and a half; times as numerous; in Nova. Scotia four3 _3 times' in New Brunswick six and a half A'

one third times. ` s S ii `,;

These examples of other Provinces ap-;. , f 1,

pear to demonstrate that the Island f ,

ecutive is much too large in a House of 30- A “km without Mem,” md - I xy mat

there ought to be at least a proportionate CUHCURA RE5oi‘vENT» l”t°"°""5" in ‘hi I

severest cases or torturing, di.~i:lg:arir:g, i:

uv' |m,.ni¢|' |g¢|.°|_-H, N¢w¢y, total of 4.2.53, of whom 2,171 were killed in lwe wnglude 11-our its present and past f‘l\\“8 *W “ll times YO flmhef 31° be” ILCUOII. 513 dlBd Of W0\111dS» 1.532 died Of attitudet-hat the Examiuerprefersto have '

Q P°°p1°v- E*-nga total of killed, wounded, missing and tak- gown continued.

lI’u\l;>li;zhe2hat (itspoilgcga heat len prisoners, sick in hospital or invalidedl . -' that

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:gag rims afabasin ad';°a'n:e _ and sentiiome is something over 2D.KXl.l %n§T Ioi§_Y_l;8.8l1 L ll H1811 1 5 L: morniiig Ehditiondrdaily (except Snnél4. l Themissing and prisoners makea total of , B’ ' ' i » Cin I “em I “md to

. , . . . . . . . . ... ‘ 0 Wil ll A ` ,

i. Purely cmsdim. Selggigerhvslgdmonnaiioyiié. at Than) _ sean, .those sith iniiospiuii about v.ooo,a.iia m1"e3‘;;1; ,_ Miiugl ;pmm&_(,n .,.hm_ F i_.\

° 1' yr- $1-W; in Bdvwee - - . - - - ~ -Pl# those sent home invalided 5.222. These to- day April 2ith.-E§oore& 011006- 21 li-

' E2§§§£c;Thu"d”) P" yr';1_w ,gather with the killed as mentioned above -

1. ° . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... r '_

mn, 2 make up the grand miiii ofaiooo.

,_ .°"‘”°” ° _ 3 _'__ --if you want a ticket for the ave been .established sf. me anemia; _ , ~ laceswhere subscriptions may .be pai , Complaint reaches Tris Guaiwias that Drgsg Cgglg 01* Bakony

furnished “d nm b k' tthe opportunities for visiting the P. E.° th¢ dqfft A

Island Hospital are limltedtotwohourson ileavz it bnggr than this mar”-1

Thursday afternoons; .that this limitation is not generally known, and that persons visiting at other times are denied admit- tance. We are reliably intormed that the both the Montreal Gener`al Hospital and 1-

Victoria Hospital of _the same city are if ~open to visitors during two afternoons of '

the “"=¢k~ Fm* °° S°°‘l°Y“f°°'“°°°S- `-.Tim Qcumoiicmuigmn, Grip Tésisispnmme P. F. 1. Hospital ieceiviiig aid is ii _does f»Wlv°;‘BritlS’f= 0°1=sh-».<§re._T°niw. -e¢¢-.-

convenient to them, including at least one of themark at d Lys when many country

pe_ople cometo town. By shutting out

pital management may unintentionally dosomething todry up a very important ‘ source of support.

The esteemed Examiner says that THE

Guacnnxazv s reason for desiring~Provincial Prohibition is not suiBcien`t_, that a

_Act election may be brongh

.al here,” &c. It is the weakness of the Scott Act that it leaves the question of the ‘total exclusicn of the tratlic from this

Province to the caprice of a. narrow maj- ority in one small district. The great ma- jority of the people of the Province desire 'Che legalsuppressiofi of the 'traffic through- out the Province. THE GUARDIAN desires to see the will of the people carried into

eifect. Provincial Prohibition would give

effect to the will of the people at large. A \:Scott Act election might, or might not do

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ished with pure biood. Such 8_3 the happy. Condition produad by CUTICURA SOAP and CU'l`iCURA. Ointment, externally, and ;

itching, burning, and scaly humors.

fiom iiiipiii-isofnie Island, it would-é’»¢m_b _ _V ` - - , 211' ionghttobe accessible to visitorsat .times 1, Lowest pmvau at Ceuta! Drag

visitors so rigidly it would seem the Hoe- .

,l Store 'and be content.

iaseompared with the membership ofthe A Legislature in Prince Edward Island will ' ` stance appear from the above figures. `In‘ A _ »

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.12,0(I) more areatloat orunder orders for have the sale ofliquor rendered illegal in W . . . , , v South Africa. The deaths in the, British Charlottetown it would not oppose the (ff

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A” I" epcmm wma un “mme e ‘emi time the Wir “Sen IM-k° B surest legitimate means to effect that end. f(/SN

Make-no mistake about it

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ing. 21 gl i'._ _

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thgzl; will`i>? :ty 0;:-eleitgrge anpiglhibitiod of the finest spring Mlllinery ever _shown in Charlottetown.-llIoore8,tMcLeod. 21 li

La Grippe=-Ho-'for§Cent1-all Druggfiore.

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Duri LaGri_p_peor after--Our own-

remeuiea that cure -Central Drug Store.

' Store. 21 lw

Probabilities for Sunday,

§A'pril 2°2ih. Fine and clear, just the weather to turn" out iiu one of Weeks & Co’s new spring hats. 21 li

HOUSCT Cleaners! I

Where do you get your many

i waiiis in this line. It pays to buy l ` l19rP..._

Wane giving some graet snaps

(ini-pit W si recipes etc re-

ceive cur bi st intention.

Ammonia. Borax. Moth Bal's.

Furniture Shine. Royal Silver Polish. Ewryihing you require.

Trade wiihiha Central Drug B

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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

' as-two-sa GRADUATE Moc-ILLZU NIVERSITY

_ omse ina 1<esiaen°.,,n0r¢i»@sf.»,i- som in-i 0mceHaurs,9r.o1Ua. m.. 1 to 3,and_ 7 tol8

. rn. V i?ro.'iiot to attention s V `

Sold rver_\'whv_~ro. T‘ric°. T11 Qtr, 11.25; nr, (TU1-xanga

Soar. z.'.c ; (vi:-r.i1c.\'r..'I»c : Ii.,=~..|_v|,;ir (mn .,,..;_ _=.0¢_ Po-rz-se: ln' uw .um \ rum. (Joni- . mile Pu-ps ,Bwwm EG* “ Fl-W fo Cure i~1u.:nor¢."li4-cage hook. free.

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Oranges and Lemons

0ue liar Load 364 aliases

Just received direct from Ci».`i.fornia

Selling at lowest figures. f

J ..§._F.iRQUHAnsoX.

Apl. 19 3i cod. -,

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WANTED.

or at most Eve in numhe i `

T0 purchase a lhorougihrsd Short-

horn B 1|

MT- Hi1Y9~1`d .Sf?eYU; brother of President. H16 Faigngrggoéxlllldgg t§'¢?wye;li1sng(:3|d’ by

Steyn, in the course of an interview at HU; ERT McD()\’Al D Sho' 'I r If ~

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Bioemfgntein, Said, j .‘.p'20d 2\w1» g¢,.._,,,,.,.,,,»_ p_ ig zi zu# i1°¢¢i"\f~»°exand1fp'iis D' - Our CARBON PORTRAIT! ale

Our customers an all dlligbll.

$25,000 lilillllll

_ . . .Fon . .. .

SEWERAGE SYSTEM

....orrHE.... CITY OF Cl-PTOWN.

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'Bula-=address=ri to th ~ under=ig)ued and

-em o -se i“I‘endeisf\r Se -» e ace De en:.u_re~T' wi ie ° csiwd a.~ th’° Office up to ihe night ' f Thuridav, lilth or May ner. for the pur- chase of 25 ihous ind dollar# (SLE/'00) of the Un., fit chirlrt.. iownl) bemurei f.r Sewer-r nge Works 'l liese Debentures are of the deno- mination if $5»D.00 each, are payable in Fnriy years from date. and bear interest at three and

ahal£[3,] per cent pei- annum, Dnyaole half ye irlr. lenders will e received for the wh -ie

nmngéit or for pirts thereof. not less ihan

The Ccmmiisio iers do 'not bind themselves

to : h li' h te fl .

ac eptt .1 I8 estor§vinyNE£~YEl;M.tTH’ _

KIPXD8 1. ,

OfU- ff "ommlssioners of Seweis _

and Water Supp ,

of this line and have now in

The prices ar5$2_00,

' The P- and S. Boots for men are the finest and I A best fitting, medium priced Shoes made' in Canada.

They areguaranieed to' be solid throughout,

Every pair is 'stamped on sole with makers name and price. T hey are made on three lasts. and two

widths, and are timers. We have secured control'

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in Spong'=S. S-mis etc. .’_,.4

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South Africa 214,000_efi`ective trpops and t t If the Examiner really desired to ` fi;

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Our prices on" this range from 55c to $9.83 yard. f We would like to lbw our line of kid gloves--il new shades~~at

$1.

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They are the prettiest lot of cloth'

had. We are busy making that Q sim in invite our seams All clothe: by sell!

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Th, _ill§insoHu_

s has been fully tested for quality, I _

a complete stock; ` 2-25.2.50, 2.18; A

. considered.

For sealant ’

style. It’s up to date. As low as any in the