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Es"ws|,|[[] |8Q|_ THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISL.AND,THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1898 -8 PAGES. PM mn,

Use in place of Cream of Tartar

and Soda.

FQQL

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5 mwntli

Absolutely Puro

More convenient, llalses the food lighter md more healthful.

wane vowosn eo.. new vomi.

llredshe and Troops on Board Have cone to Bottom.

lnrlmtclsco, Sept, 28.._(Specia1) ...kristy is felt for the transport

35 days from Manila. It is she has been caught; in a

THE WEATHER.

Wisantoros, Sept. 28- (Special) - Fl varmenbrisk west winds,decreas-

tttittsrttnt iivenniiefi

TIIE VIITERS IN EARNEST

I Market Hall

All GLASSES PRESENT-

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Crisp, Pointed Addresses

Delivered With Great

I Vlgor- The Meeting Was

One of the Best Temper-

N ance Rallies Ever Held t in Charlottetown.

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The success of the temperance rally

in market hall last night was greater than even its most sanguine promoters anticipated. The spirit of the campaign has taken hold of the people and old and I young, rich and poor, all classes and all creeds assembled in the hall and gave rapt attention. Across the front end of the hall were the words. “For God and

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llmnteed solid leather just

What is wanted by Parents Wd Children for Fall Foot-

Fathers and Vlothers

$01 your family supply o B00f»S. Our own make. Rea-

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T0 WHOIVI IT MAY C0 CERN

Unable prices. Don’t ri-s

ported.

TF BRIIS

Home and Native Land ;” on one side,

levi-.te for Prohibition,” and on the other side, “Save the Boys.”

Previous to the chair being taken the

German band gave several excellent selections.

Dr. Taylor presided and proved an

` ideal chairman. In his opening re- marks he made the striking assertion that if we had prohibition the chronic diseases of men would be reduced one third in tt-n years.

The liquor men have distributed a

lnumber of cards giving reasons why electors should not vote for prohibitir n And last evening each speaker replied t to one of these reasons. demolishing from it every fragment of argument.

Hon. David Laird replied to the per-

isonal liberty chestnut. He dealt blow ,after blow. showing that on every hand ‘personal liberty is interfered with for _the social good and such interference will continue to the end of time.

Mr. J. K. Ross replied to the revenue

on the blackboard he quoted from the

bition.

titiiiiiiylti in

argument, and by a tabulated statement

Royal Commission report, showing that instead of Canada losing nine millions , revenue in the event of prohibition, we ft now lose one hundred and thirty four

mil ions annually for the want of prohi-

and refuted with rare eloquence the as- sertion that prohibition wi-l throw peo- ple out of employment. \Vith keen sar- casni he pointed out that no sane man would vote for the perpetuation of war to give employment,or wish for the con- tinuation of a plague that doctors or undertakers might find work.

Mr. J. E. B. .ttlctlresdy spoke upon

the statement m de by the liquor men, that prohibition laws are a failure. He quoted figures from reliable sources showing that in Maine the law is highly Successful and the people rapidly in- creasing the r wealth.

Rev. Geo. F. Dawson in a few words

exploded thc rum theory th.t an army of oflicials w ll be required to enforce the law and did so by quoting their previous argument that the prohibition wou’d throw many men out of em- ployment.

Rev. A. F. Browne asserted that no

business gives such large protlts for Ihe ,money invested or requires so little brains to run it as the liquor business. If Charlottetown votes right he would guarantee that P. E. Island will give such a majority as will paralyze the liquor interests. These printed argu- ments of the rumsellers are not genuine. Their arguments will be the buying of votes. But' the man who sells his vote is not worthy to live under the British flag.

Rev. C.W.Corey‘s all otment was to

refute the assertion that prohibition would create ill feeling. He did to most eff-ctively, happily remarking that the mt-st ill feeling would be, oc- casioned in the stomachs of those prone to take their drink.

Mr. W. H. B. ntley spoke of the rum-

sellers’ plea thattprohibition is class leg- islation and showed that all laws are class legislation restricting private rights for public weal.

Mr. A. B. McKe-izie was one of 3000

delegates who met in Ottawa ive years ago to formulate a Liberal platform. The plebiscite as one of the planks was adopted without a dissenting vote. If a . _good majority of the total Pvt;-TB' "be polled' 'he had 'no ooubt a prohibitory law would be enacted with- in a ieasonable tune, It would effect business not advers» ly is the liquor dealers oiaimed. but would result in turning $40,000,000 more money into the channels of legitimate trade.

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hard soap--low in price, highest in

qvdifv-

Reud the Directions on the

I wrapper to lam how to obtain

adm but results in washing clothes.

A quick easy way.

i SURPRISESOAPhthenam¢.

1 Mr. John P. Tanton excelled himself

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Mr J T Mellish spoke_eu`1phatically

on the compensation question which he t

utterly annhilated. The government, HAUFAX Se ,_ 28____ 3

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he says. fosters other branches of busi- ' ness because they do good,but puts the J' W' _C.‘ub°ck’ Augustine Con’ ' liquor trailic under a ban because it Y°1`k5hlf° h°K3 W0” ant E" 3894 1°

does harm. He urged upou every voter to remember that

“Once to every man and nation Comes the moment to decide

In the strite ’twixt truth and falsehood A

For the good or evil side.”

Rev. G. M. Campbell gave a brief

closing appeal, stirring, eloquent and.

Dominion. He implored every voter t to go to the polls and make this the

banner prohibition province in the, Dominion.

WANTED FUR MURDER

London Police Looking for Mrs-

Nancy Guilford- '

Lortnox, Sept.' 28 -(Special)-The

police here are unable to locate Mrs.

Nancy Guilford, Wanted for the Bridge- port murder. t

on tho_Nl1e-

go Major Marchand Abefore acting on the

Fashoda incident.

Gur hats are not to be

looked at ONLY, they are to be tried on, big show to-

We announce the opening of a. large stock of all the new 'SCHOOL and COL- LEGE TEXT BOOKS for the coming SCHOOL TERM. ' We give special discount to ’ P. of W. College Students. Books mailed free on receipt of list prices.

The lar English lllasslc “Eun- geltiie" l5c, nov realli.

HASZARD & MOORE. ` suiiiitsint anoisttttis-

Fniiitir wins ,

For News from Major Illlarchand‘

ASGIIIENT

impres.-ive, pointing out the awful .res- I. G' R.

'ponsibility resting upon every elector to-day, and that this evening’s sun will. set upon the finale- to an event the* ' . x

most momentous ever decided in this I e

FUUR TIIAINMEN DEAD

And One Passenger -

Names of the Victims- - Several Passengers Badly Injured-Trains Met In a Winding Cut. , ‘

rams, sept. 28.-rspe¢iai]_-'rite ,L Hg;-IFAX3 SBP* 28-(Special)-A vemmem are awaiting news from em _e accident occurred on the Inter-

colonial Picton Branch today near Stel- larton. A special from Picton and the

collided in a windin cut. The two

Both engineers and firemen were in-

§ ni ht Moore & McLeod stantly killed. also a passenger, Martin 3 3-1 U A . ¢

g - Cameron from Scotch Hill, on his way S

N* s .~_- to~Bost6ir. -»~-~- - j ' = -

The engineers were James Sproul I

7 I 0 and Michael O`Brien; the firemen, W.

‘ G. Henderson and John R. McKenzie.

Martin McDonald, a passenger of Lyon‘s Brook, died from his injuries

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t ll d e n Several others were badly wounded,but

none fatally.

CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO. September 28.- [Special] -

Phe following are the closing rates:

Sept wheat.68&;$porn.29§ ;oat.s, ?li z

pork 7.97. _

Dec. wheat, 63};corn, 29l;oats. 21;

pork, 8.07. ‘

May wheat,64l ; corn, 31§ ; oatsq22§ ;

pork --.

SI’t'IRTSMAN’S GU P.

A Called Challenge from Halifax

to l.ondou~

Hstirix, Sept. 28.-(Special)-

Duran has cabled to London an offer to race Barrv for the Sportsmanfs challenge

\ cup.

train taking the miners to Westville,

engines telescoped, 1

first and second for boar over K months, first and second for aged lull, first for yearling sow, llrst for sol’ NI six months,tirat and second for low K latter. ‘ Donald McMillan. Royalty, Il

sixth for aged grade dairy cow, IIB for three year grade. drst for ye\l'lQ grade.

1-f-n-£_-'li

F08 BIGAHY.

Middleton can seven Years lc'

- nina Prison ure- -

Woonsrocx, Ont., Sept. 23...

(special)-R. L. Midttiemn, 1 wud.

gler, pleaded guilty to bigcmy md WU

sentenced to seven yearn in the pd' tentiary.

HuRn’s a handsome design by cl!

Miss Mc Keiver-watch for it 0015*! -medium board brim. low civil, H barbeau blue velvet laid in folds; til front trimmed with satin ribbon H jacinth blue fastened with mid. stone and pearl; ostrich plulll! fl* nish the rest of the glrllittlll.-ID Moore & McLeod.

Viusicouafs orchestra will Ni

a. choice programme ntthe great ill nery exhibition tonight.-Moore 8

McLeod. A

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I Golleze Books.

eaooo,oo wma mv stock. All the books authorised

__ by the board of Elm §_; cation for use in the I Public Schools of Prince Edward Isllnd. _= Also the books required

by Students nwendfz Prince of Wales

_ St. Dun|t|.n's 0ollcgU~

` 3. Longfe1low’e Evange- ‘ 5;' line-the new classic In

recdy--prion I5 cts.

5, Mail orders promptly 2' filled.

11 WHOLESALE All IITIL.

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Boot Factory bt;ge;NeSn;':: in I I I I THIS CITY-

d0 not intend to sell at PTICG. but we will give

:;§§.i;;;f§§f1f1fsift” $10,000 worth it Uveiiiats, Renters ani Ulsters at Hall Price

. Our Customers Get the Bene it o t is ig y ut‘Cl12\S¢»

and tt. ti. if - _ . ' k t. see our Tackets see our Dress Goods see our 3.2221? ,,,,`,§`i;,,u`;¢;;, All other departments are full ot' New Goods, see our Wann Underclothing, see our Blau e s, ,_ »

° 'Y °"°°iHs f°rb‘=° Halifax ¢ Hats and Caps or anything else you- would like to see. You can save money.

W0 _get that the ends will not meet. ‘ ‘V111 hnd everything

Ch’town, P. E. I.

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r" _ J - If you buy at half price that ought to Suit you- We bfwsllll Over

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