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Yi \ > v xr )D ni a AY ’ Y ne er P7 € \ RIES. CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND, MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 1889. VOL. 25.-NO. 738. mr : a. ‘ ‘ citizens have been expressed plainly in the G m+} thi tucer | LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. resolutions passed at the Market Hall meet- 4 “ @ e a C e r | -_o ing and in the Waterworks Act, and these by ‘ ~ wishes they should see enforced. They BN 8 Who advised her pupils to strengthen a Viner (eee Demand can tell the Water Commissioners that the , Read Sich their minis by the use of Ayer’s Sar- 1 : : law does not allow them to ‘‘e6-operate” i , niner Pablishing Co, 5 Str,—The City Council meets this even-| “") a Oe ae ee ie Phe i os ’ saparilla, appreciated the truth that ‘eae the aaa sv A Sota . rinse’ violating the law, and therefore it becomes , enn bodily health is essential to mental — & . unnecessary to discuss the advisability o ICE, : : from the Recorder as to the legality cf y . advisability of 5 scumtit iat Pathe youl * old tite ‘the city guaranteeing an advance of twelve guaranteeing ‘‘a provisional loan to enable ‘i TT IMs aon ry * ; 1 - coust! ution, whether young oro ge | uci them to pav ft } alan es lue m contracts " - QUBBN SQU ARE, W hav e a Larg ¢ Stock medicine is remarkably beneficial. Be \thousand dollars to the Water pence eosoea and that. ialeisal - the Comal mers P ££. Island. sure you get*“Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. rn at ae the ate nhauhe eed have heretofore maintained their indepen- a 4 . akac ine ima * Every spring and fal] I take a num- cates Waataametilits’ Sank : dence of the Council, especially when water sane } ih t 1e est il es, INCLIE ins ber of bottles of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, and jptfect pn trie a aoe oe tae [was | quired for street eemamia let them sO UBSCRIPTION : ain greatly benefited.””— Mrs. James H. opinion, is simply to refuse the guarantee. oe ee . . 22 50 | Eastman, Stoneham, Mass. The city of Charlottetown is a corpora-|0W show their independence by lending o 1 25 tlie Celeb ‘ated ' “I have taken Ayer’s Sarsaparilla {tion whose powers, as well as the duty of their own individual names for the advance. Phree Months. ... 2... cece es eeescess al , E ; we ees Len ph ee a oe oa. ita officers and ‘tet Wiis ase well: de- This would be a far more independent Oo .. 0 50] — Miss Thirza L. Crerar, Palmyra, Md. . ¥ . . : f) course | wu asking teu private citizens, 4 g ite rates. D & A CORSETS ; wid Ay dangrys, Cweaee aogts of age, ifiatee ene om ih ametaues who happen to be City Councillors, to lend as suffer r year ? , ir ithly, quar: | 7 s _ wreiy yh 2s x. > ot the slightest authority, eilher express or theirs. te : tisements on rx] General Debility.- by ee malate aa one A Rarepayer. ‘1 ——_——— 1 |j--- . argument in [favor 0 e request for ** the . ” : ioneveiiinitiiamean A few wee ce, We n ‘ : cpeneneesienencinesreeenremnmeee ntact enstettian Pekan to.give | 0-operation of the Council to secure @ pro- Drunkenness at the Park. ‘ ATT SP 1889 ~ ™“ “ wn 4 ‘reatly improved,”—Mrs. Harriet H. visional loan to pay off balances due on —-— A AUUUDL, ' g> x RKI N & & es’ K &, attles, South Chelmsford, Mass, contracts.” The Water Commissioners are} Six,—In your notes on Friday it is stated - é “Abouta yearagol beganusingAyer’s incorporate] by an Act of our Locai|‘‘that those who went to Halifax report ‘GES, 8 Sone as a ——e for debility House, and their duties and powers are| that the number of drunken men, seen on i4.4m., a.m., N.E, — {.] ———- a ae ae oe a (also defined by their charter, They stand] the streets during the continuance of the a ee i oat : Seperate er aie bottle ot the ‘Sue. in the eye of the law as strangers to the city carnival was sinal!,” and comparing Balifax é ys . om e ? BA. R C+ A TF WS] S L I \] — with occasional! doses of Ayer’s and independent of it. They, however, ac-} to Chariottetown, the writer adds as fol ~ A-arggn Gootagy, es iy Is, have eony oe cones ay eet cording to their report, have eaten up their|lows: ** We regret that as much cannot Seka tee iaiateales am now & o ’ oot tas ital and 1 ad it—into debt; and] be said of the Scottish Gathering at Char- = - ° . ~e ji . “ ; h capital and gone beyond it—iuto debt; an the Scottish Gathering at Char Di “n pee Pri ut Cottons, G inghams, I lannelettes, ear —— Viethen. Booth now come in and ask the city to go security| lottetown.” The correctness of your re- Mi a ned a . Moluncus, Me. for money to enable them to go deeper in} port from some who went to Halifax is orn| bw Silk 4; loves, Ribbons, Laces, “My danghter, sixteen years old, ip debt, contrary to the express lauguage of | questioned by cthers who were present at 25) 4 25) O 9 15 38 oa e using Ayer’s Sarsa lla with good ef- their Act of Incorporation. both demonstrations, and whose statements nist 137 33/ Bath ‘Towels, Bathing Drawers, cic,, etc,| fect.’—Rev. 8. J. Grabam, United | Thave not the slightest hesitation in say-| differ widely from those of your informants. 911 441278: 33 : S J Brethren Church, Buckhannon, W. Va. ing that the City Council has no power | Youd ale state “that there wore indica f¢56) 3 7 30} et ° Mill r ‘ -¢ d “| suffered fr 5 y. - as HO power by}. ve Reta kee a ee eS @ oa 13 27 Summe! Wal inery eut aw ay Own, ¢ om law to comply with the request, and on that | tions that something to make drunk come ae ae o use i ; as sold on the trotting park. in reference 30415971 25 Nervous Prostration ground alone they should refuse it. Should | was so g | e 2517 3 2 ——_——|. ]}———- : o they, however, be advised ctherwise andj to this charge | have to inform you that the 5 30) 8 16 19 = — pod ee ey ogee ope heve accede to the demand, it would be well | games committee gave the catering to con- ' (} 6 34) 9:15) 17 “4 aorveauritie. ae tees ofage, [for them to remember that when Se eee — tender being the high- l 21 7 1810: « l4 pe} at and am satisfied that my present th a corporation acts beyond its powers any est ) su ees: to the restriction that no LI 7 54,10 51 il . , ' nd prolonged life are due to the use of member may object and insist that the | ‘‘intoxicants’ of any kind should be sold or , } § QL 33) 9 Aper's Sarsaparilla.’"’"— Lucy Moffitt, illegal act be not binding on the corpora-} permitted on the grounds by himself or any i S} $8 4) laftl 6} Charlottetown, July 31, 1889—dy wky Killingly, Conn, tion, snd should a citizen (who is a member | any of his attendents. The only entrance 14 9 14, 0 40 3 oto Resi Mrs. Ann H. Farnsworth, a lady 79 of the city corporation) take steps to annul | to the park, which is surrounded b , ti 9 37] 1 55 at re : years old, So. Woodstock, Vt., writes : d's Hor: ti a 1d he be f tlie ce, h otaae “sf Re : 10 1/2 413 87 ‘After several weeks’ suffering from e cvuncillors action, and should he be}# fence ten or eleven feet high, l 1110 991 2471 ‘Be nervous prostration, I procured a bottle successful the result will be to render) was by the front gate, which was ; , + ed ail 52 f Avyer’s Sarsaparilla, and before’ I every councillor who voted in favor of the} well guarded by responsible men is s . ~ ~- 7 sal a re half of it my usual health guarantee personally responsible. employed by the committee. If, therefore, : a ae ae returnec _ Who ever heard of a municipal cor-|*‘something” or anything “to make 2 2 O11 712) 4 Ayer Ss Sarsaparilla, poration endorsing a note orgiving security; drunk come,” was sold on the park, 7 >» o ssl sill 39 ' i for another corporation who had got into it must have been by caterer Murphy or . 1591 8591 36 rere ae debt? The request is unprecedented and | those acting for him, in detiance of the eon- 24 191251, 941) 33 Dr. J, C. Ayer & Co,, Lowell, Mass. cannot be legally complied with. I say} ditions of his contract. The fact must have ? |} 47| 3 BLO 19) 30 OF Price 91; six bottles, $5. Werth $5 a bottle. this on the ground that the City Act escaped your notice that ram shops and 26M 8} 45,5 1/10 55 27 re . does not authorize the guarantee, and as it! shanties are in full blast under the Seott Zi) 1 } 42) 6 Sl 2) is not a matter incident to the City Cor-| Act in Charlottetown, and that ‘*intoxi- 2s 2 de ggg 7. = poration, but one entirely foreign to its | cants,” taken in those places, took visible oe on oe : 2! 16 AUCTION SALE objects, it cannot be implied. effect on their victims after they entered ; alia a 1 13 13 12 ®| Ido not, -however, intend to rest my objec- | the park. oi a snsieieuiuaatnidadsiaaaliile ——— cxmsiclbenap all tion on the above ground, but will examine | Under the heading ‘‘police court,” you the charter of the Water Commissioners and give a list of the victims of ‘‘fire water,” " ‘ i 1 o who you say were arraigned before hi: ee Hi Store and |s¢e if any authority can be found there to who y ; gned before his i Bt May. Be i. "i OORE, Dwe ng House, raise money by an overdraft at a bank. honor the Stipendisry Magistrate next It is a matter of history fresh in the; morning, ‘‘as the result of yesterday's fes

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memory of almost every citizen, that the present Waterworks Act is based on certain , resolutions passed at a public meeting of | the citizens held in the Market Hall. It! was then the fear of a majority of the,

tivities.” At the head of the list you place an assault and battery case, which took place some time since, and not at the Scotch gathering, as your readers are led to believe; and it is very doubtful if those

OPTCn _TOND That valuable Business Stand, frontin 64) citizens that the Commissioners would run/|on your list of *‘drunk and incapable” found acevin, LONDON HOUSE, feot on Main Street, Southpert, running the city into debt, and in order to curb their way to the grounds. s. Harris & Stewart's, next eR Fat bens oe ee) Be eT vice: them and limit the liability it was resolved Trusting that in justice to the managers [NER Office. satiaain ee eae oti sdihetailn esa pre- that $165,000 should be the extent of the'of the Scottish gathering, you will give ae anheses d 8 indebtedness, and it was insisted that a’ place to the above, n given oO searches, i p 2 ‘ is) i I ie “olla rours icing, and all branches | The Dwelling House “and Store are well] Provision to this end should be eraboslied p FORRES FORA finished, with a large frost-proof cellar’énd|in the Act. This was done and debeutures PHISTLE or approved joint| August 9, 1889. outbuildings. These premises are well|to that amount have been issued and sold doit lll oth eptnenemensei ; —_—_——-———_—_- wwe jadapted tor general business purposes. at a profit of over $6000. Whether that P > in Ne lial Sa eae Lae Eee ae ee eb c Terms easy. " 4 profit should not have been returned the = ep Pacem aT w Brunswick. : E, H. NORTON & CO., city is a question 1 am not at present pre- Ba itt —_—____——- : 7 ar Mr. arrison, : althy Englishmz

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a : ; = viilibliabitiibnintilline’. . . 2: c 5 ae ove ‘ « > c « » | lL} i, sideration. There Sis no doubt that th j cae rio College, has started a hop farm at i on wy gre ods s —S ee ™ 5 ': = “ete , SHC) Sussex, N. B. Regarding it a correspond- Act only intended the Commissioners to! : os ae : Ms ent of the St. John Sun says : ts ‘ FURNITURE MATTR ASSRS Re receive and spend $165,000. Instead, w oe -

1%) > ; Mi ] Al l : 1 | however, they have received and spent over’ ‘‘ Work was only begun on this venture ( x KA ). A i } LOM ER, Star erc 1ant Tai ors, ’ ‘ $171,000. The Act having linhited the about a year ago, and about 60 acres l lanted,

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express terms of their charter is as illegal) its 60 acres of poles, ranging from 16 to as anything could possibly be. Courts 20 feet in height, covered with its mossy green never do enforce contracts made in violation vines loaded with flowers to form the of the law of the land. We have ample’ hop, 1s both interesting and pleasing. Drying th

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—_ j i i » it i at | | uses, "esses id all 1eCceSsa , “AD li ky ly Plush, Brocatille and Hair Cloth Parlor soins of this in cases where it is sought | of ee ana ate +e ‘ os ppli ————————_—— aa ; i = o recover for liquors sold in Scott Act, 4° ee aw, - Suites, Walnut and Ash Bedroom Suites, towns. The courts say: You. having sold placed on the premises, and the acreage will ? ¥ ELOUS Hall Stands, Tables, ete., etc. ele y: tou, having sold be doubled next season, its enterprising owner : » See ; the liquor contrary to law, cannot re- lb tach misihlh ¢Suainaiais tak tala douaen ane oe a Atso—Hair and Flock Mattrasses. cover, and the action is dismissed. Might as Ran gents ceiving wala: ty Gace 4 "4 . , . ; si i : ‘ I ask where is the distinction in the pre-|;. oe vin ae oo S ak ae bit es i At prices we have not hitherto offered, in order to make room for our This is a very choice lot of Furniture, : . ‘ne? lin the raising of hops is that after the vines 1 ia | Co 5 elteck tons this tock, | |222t case? The Commissioners come have been stripped they are cut off about 4 a 0 eS 1 to the City Council and Say: We have | three feet fi om the b »ttom, the hops placed : : i VI F 1@) }2 i A E . | O AN S GEORGE M. HARRIS, gone = debt a what our charter au-| in ensilage and make excellent feed for young ; _—— 129 Queen Street thorized us. e are still in debt; go cattle. Hop raising is said to be profitable. Ese Ue ; A iL ‘@] jysi—tf Charlettetown, our security for more money to enable us r0| i mse eiboaiiiaen r mory Training. ot : . ' er get deeper into debt, and next session we | ee bet O71 cadiaive tsi . . ; ni. geureds : as will ask the Local House to ratify our con- | Pe one ul cat'y benefitted. _ This step was unavoidable, and 4s a consequence you may anticipate rare plums, S PETER’S SCHOOLS duct against the wishes-of the citizens of| sie Juhn Macdonald was at St. Andrew’ Be eis A. tiam. | HOURS—FROM SEVEN TO SIX. a 5 | Charlottetown, as expressed at the public! Gn Friday evenine last Soeciaiist in Mind Disenses meeting before referred to. The anti-| [,.), eal a aaeeatt. ti16 great Pere) & : . . | Lord and Lady Lansdowne are said to be bt pe f0° 0 the Christian McLEOD & McKENZIE. Head Master Rev. JAMES SIMPSON Seott Act dealers might, with an equally yeyaining confidence and respect in India. rt rectors the cdab P’. M = aie te Gun tcitattinan staff: po good grace, ask to be _ permitted to go on | The Duke of Fife declines to pe rmit his 3.00 pe Ee ane. N.Y: Charlottet July 31, 1889 pay 7 s : selling liquor by promising to apply to Par-| wife, Princess Louise of Wales, to accept any SE ee ee tans RT Oe ae : BOYS SCHOOL. liament next session to repeal the Scott! share of the parliamentary grant to the Roy- = ese Pree LLOY A h od wishes of {él family." ve Jan MORRISON GEORGE MUSGRAVE oe 5 al ee Rev. FRED E. J. OYD, ct, contrary to the expressed wishes of a) al family. : ie ; Rev. T. H. HUNT. B. A., mujority of the electors of Charlottetown,} Thomas G, Barnard. Esq., who has been MmannTanr ill Mr. JOHN T. BRYAN, as evidenced at the Ballot Box. visiting relatives and friends here, left tor WUD BISON & MUSGRAVE, SLAUGHTHER OF Mr. E. J. HODGSON, Q. C. The fact is, the Water Commissioners are | Dis home at Los Angeles, California, this * SERGT-MAJOR IRWIN, Drill Instructor.|opowing bold. They have, according to Sines anise owe oe ee " ‘ < ‘ x VaLwar atkin proposes, tT eve : BROKERS GIRLS’ SCHOOL.' their own report, as annexed to the! 16 his Channel tunnel cut through and a The MISSES DESBRISAY. ver & area a0 Bons aaa we that’s a big, big if—to rua trains direct from i Michaelmas Term opens Monday. Sept. 2, | 2YOrants wired y ho eae ce we Ceres, ee, ae. Commission Merchants { { Puls prepred for maticuaton be th [Seaton and which, their enginect a re-| yout to Tangier an hence slong’ "wow “7ak b> a - 4 / Ng s Universities. ; ’ n, fe ON. | cvast of Africa, hrough ‘gypt, down the ; ; .,,} their hands a leaky reservoir, which so far} Persian Gulf to the Kurrachee, and soon to HALIBPAX J diner cin ts Gan oo cone maid has not been used at all, except for the| Calcutta, without change of cars. an ra teedkeee oreheeeen : purpose of demonstrating that water will — —-~+ 02 @ee ———— - Consi of Island produce will receive eee ee Applications for admission to be made to|Tun down hill. Besides all this, they have Boston Markets. the Head Master. been excesdingly kind to themselves. They total ” ee =~ ss i : ; ‘ 23 NT} Aug. 5, 1889—1m eod have employed a clerk to do the manual Avous 15. a al . Pee aes 2. W ges tl i bite ir Sain nm at from 20 TO 33 1-3 PER CENT, . wf wo Beene $55 work of the office, and have paid their own a ili ae a ; COU, ALLLAR 5 : s Q 1s Stock cons oO wa : cl sls 4GG8 — ‘e has beet steady, good de- ~ ager Bank ot Nova Scotia Z . and AN THRACITE COAL poner op men - - = — ype mand for choice fresh stock, and a further Ch American and Swiss Watches, American Clocks, Gold, Silver ® of ss, a ae Dd oe aiatbacta. advance in prices this week. Fastern extras sional lasses. emselves to ic. W,. have been in short supply at IGc. Best mark: oh biieees . & sais Plated Jewelry, Electro-Plated Ware, Spectacles & Eyegias E ea choad Chale Aas Gade Gat 7b Welsch en nt Saaele o he. Dah eee WARREN & JONES ISCHARGING to-day. per Brigt. Cor- ew h ; an ae ee Zatire § be cleared out within Thirty Days. No old stock on hand. sican Commissioner shall personally have or hold} wick firm at 16e. TE 4 WERCHANTS The Entire Stock must be clea . any contract in connection with ~_ works core ve Bs + é $ ; or the building thereof, or supplying Ma-) = Tyar distention of the stomach which many 1 East Cuzar ano 9 & 14 Mincine LANE WwW. N. TANTON, 300 Tons Anthracite Coal, ':.riais therefor, or be directly or indirectly people feel after eating, may be due to im- Dx E 4 UPPER QUEEN STREET. interested in the same or any of them. _ | proper mastication of the food; but, in most . s ; met ig j (EXTRA QUALITY.) oe ony of the wi Praga 7 is plain. | cases, it indicates a weakness of the digestive i ae ute 1 (Canada by Morrison ; : t called for witb- C LYONS. They are the representatives of the citizens | organs, the best remedy for which is one of se on a — ‘ ee ee ee en oe ne ee — per he d w—jyl6 July 23, 1889. ; of Charlottetown, and the wishes of the Ayer’s pills, to be taken after dinser. “= in Thirty Days from date, .