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California llnlermenlerl Wines, Pure Gallfomla Cider,

lime Fruit hire Lina Fruit Syrup.

Syrup and Lies Juice.

Girlie Syrups.

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Grooms.

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The 3. S. Bonayista sailing from Montreal

Auirllst 23rd will be due al' Charlottetown Friday morning, Auz. 23th, and will nail for St. .l9hn‘s Newfoundland, via. north Sidney. carryinrz Horses, Cattle and Sheep

on deck, ani produce under deck at low rates. For (nrt er particulars as to freight and a pl t

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PEAKE BROS &C0.

Agents.

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IDB. F. P. TAYLOR.,

Practice limit»d to the following specialties :

Diseases of the Eye. Ear and Throat. r Medical and Surgical Gynecology (Diseases of Women).

Consultations with other medical men when requested. augir. zum sw

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p al _ e or a Short Time Only.

Come and see Samples at our Studio,

all work guaranteed and no deposit required.

Special arrangements with photo-

graphers for photos at reduced prices.

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VVest side Quee 1 S:..Churlortetown. \

Four doors above J T l\lcKeuzie’s store.

s. F. TARBUSH,

RESIDENT AGENT

Hllll ARABIA

Grand Tracadie Beach

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Fine Boating. Bathing, Fishing. ’l`Eli.)l5 $2.01) p-~r <l:i_v, So 00 it

$10.00 por week.

Speciil rites ro l-Huuilf.-_- or the

Season.

Opens June 2?-Sth, l.Ԥ9S.

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Charlottetown June ll 1895 diyti'

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WANTS. LUST. FOUND.. ETC.

WANTED.-A nurse maid. Mus \VarSoN

Esplanade. '24 3i

XVANT ED-Two girls for general house

Work, goal reference reauircrl. Apply to Mrs Le aillozi, Commercial ouse. Connolly Build- incl`»orchesr.er Street.. I9 ri 1 wk rd

TU l.rhll`.-Friar. couiiortauie and lea~u.iitlv

situated house on Uoper Queen, being the southern half of the residence of the late Chief Justice Palmer. now in occupation of Com- mander Cheyne-Hot and cold ivaternl same -Rent moderate-Possession given 1stM:\y

next. Apply to H .limes Palmer. Ch town.

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-\V.\.\’TED.-A girl for general nuusewo K' Apply to Mrs. C. _ Smallwond. Au 12,

_ g TO LEP-A large room in Wi-ight’sHa.ll ,

suitable for lodge room, etc. Applv to J A Lawson. P. O. Julyl tt

_FUR SALE-.\le\v revised encyclopaedia. Dic-

tionary, 4 vols.5300aptages. richly illustratcd;can gpohad at about h price at Hornsby’s Book

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T WANTED-A few boarders can be comfort- ably accommodated at Mrs J A Canieron’s Great Geo Street. Anplv at once, auf.;

Fon SALE.-1 shares in Masonic Temple '

discount. krmlv ar. thi: nfllce.-2 8. tf.

T0 LluI'l‘.-The building at present occupied

py_ Messrs Blake Bros. next to McLeod’s bn ek building Kent street. Possession give £¥_¢Lvomber lst.-R. Beairsto. 29

i THE GUARDIAN regrets 'that the LT COUGHS AND COLDS' _ , J A J0HNS0N» G°U¢l`51AX€DlP» Hlllflx-

s1 is aio a wuui;g,;,,°m,,,=; one can do the work. We want reliable

families in e Uty to help us manufacture C 's Toques, Gaunt- letsaud Bicycle l.o§lngs for the trade, :rp so canvassing or ex~ mi wiiol_p_ or snare time. Write to-day.

rev. nn Co-Orlnari Km‘|.'rIN

Co., 15 Loader Lane. Torong G t %

éarlew afminx to be ' and bid you husbands, lovers, broth

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Published at its odlces Cameron Bloez.South

months Sl Liilimper yr . ` 4 00

Semi...-..,¢k1,°. 1 m°,,(§¢i1,{,`.i_' `&`;"i~‘5{,i-`_} 12% vote right, let pulpit and ‘press and all

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$l.‘25;in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...1.00 gdverted do Uhgu' utmogb and 'Wg 311511

Bram: cos ~ - ° ° ~

.me been embiisssa at the renewing pieces. ron ‘PP sud.” ° m°J°my fol P'°h'bm°° wneresuuwnpnons may be paid,yews rum- as will not only secure this boon for ‘§;‘;°t'_°“‘, i",°md:_‘_" ‘°" "°"“ °“° “‘°" bw Canada but will give a new impetus Summerside. Cn1'ri°’BB°°K=I°r°-D- K- 0\11'\'i" to the cause around the world. '

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stgflis user, 'reiepnone onine. R Sea.man.Az°\\t To Ministers and christians I

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libel-i§ii.'§iwmn Bookstore. G. s. Musnn

J.E. B. McCREADY. I J. P. HOOD

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A GREAT OPPORTUNITY-

Those who for years have desired a

complete and final victory over the liquor trafhc can hardly fail to see what a great opportunity will be offered to the electors of Canada on 29 th September next. They are not only privileged to say whether not they want a law that will foibid they manufacture, importation, and sale of intoxicants. Any man might say that any day of the year. But on this great occasion what every man says-the “yes” or the “no” of each individual elector will be registered by the sworn Jliicials of the country appointed for that purpose and will form a part of the public record' of the country. Ever after it will stand

_emblazoned on. the pages of Canadian

history that on the 29th of Septem- ber, 1898, the majority of the electors of Canada said _“yes” or “no” on the question of prohibition.

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dict than will be given on that day. It will be big with the fate of thousands yet unborn. ' Never before was a nation called to render its decision in this way on so great a_ question. We have had city and county votes on the Scott. Act; we have had provincial plebiscites, ' but now it is the great Dominion that will speak, not for -any section or division of the country but for all Canada. A million free born *Canadians are called to speak. The government of the count-ry has willed it; the parliament of Canada has made it a. law, both parties concurring, and l the country bids that on 29th Sep- tember you shall leave all other business, go to the polls and by' “yes” or “no” say whether you desire pro- hibition or not. The country calls and all loyal subjects ought to obey. ,Every man who has a. vote is morally bound to vote yes or no on that day.

This is a. great opportunity because

iof the effect of the verdict that will be given. If the majority is in favor of prohibition not onefbut both part- ies iu the state are bound to give us prohibition, otherwise the plebiscite would be but a. mockery. Under y our free constitution the will of the people is the supreme law. Tl e settled purpose of the people must prevai‘. If the majority should say “No” on the 29th then farewell to i prohibition l For it would be long before the opportunity would be _given to reverse the verdict.

THE GUARDIAN is well satisfied that

A the great majority of the electors of

Canada who vote will vote “yes” on 29th September.` Our only fears are that too large a. proportion of the electors will not go to the polls. Therefore every lawful means should be used to induce every elector to ,attend and cast his vote for prohibi- tion. Pastors and churches have a solemn duty in this matter. The Templars, Sons of Temperance, Women’s Temperance Unions and other temperance bodies have in the plebiscite an emergent callto activity. These bodies have done a. great work in preparing the soil and sowing the seed- Remember that 29th Septem- ber is harvest nay! See to it that the votes are gathered in on that day. Otherwise the toil, the preyvrls une, earnest eifort of years muy be lost.

women of Canada, ,indirectly the greatest suiferers from the curse of

g r a some womans w ispered yes

Please read these questions through

and ask God, whom you profess to serve to help you answer them ariglit.

Will He hold you guiltles of u~ing

your ballot to help a party that abets a system his church condemns?

Hare you a moral right to uphold a

party that upholds a. trade that is crowding bell with lost spirits? ’

Is it right to preach salvation to men

and women ard thi-n go and vote dam- nation to them? ~ Can you conscientiously use your political sill. your ballot. to serve a sinful sysriin and then plead my party. belore God as an ext-use forthe wrong it does?

When God called you into His service

did He tell you to use your tongue to praise Hinraml your la lot to crtscfiy Hin P =

Can you repeat: Our Fariver which

art in Heaven hallowed be Thu name. Thy Kingdom come. Thy will be dole in earth as ii is cone in Heaven. and then serve Him and do His ivilrhy a-- sisting in putting ai y p:»rri_v in power whois bound tn l een-e the drink cum P

li you vote with ri ner - f the parties

who favor license all Hell will rijuice every time you are ton-id iirmcfriiig me funeral sermon over the reui»m~ or ine drunkard or rum-niuruen ri e tread.

Through your ballot his L»l-mu wiil be

uponyour skirts. Dire you gan ii

ballot that saloon men, g1m»'e.~~ and thieves* endorse and holy mn. and women condemn?

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This monih we are leiilng go

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Henle and Boys’ Clothing

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llnrlerclothing _ W Pr'ints,` Flannelettes, Sheetings Tweeds, Straw Hats, half price _ & Big reductions in our boot and shoe

department

Everyone wanting genuine bargains

should come this month to

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Insurance in force 936,634.4-96,63

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