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’ ~ Th . 0 i b 'tt' s of the Count ii A U " . »- e

Cc-uri? ofCQ‘i1e(;!i1’Bsl Cidiiiiguty will be held ah A P°1'° °'°*°m°“* N°"°°' I ` ' Pays to

° TUESDAY OCTOBER ‘fi 139% wuowsz SIR.-The fodotviii-_g resolution was

Draperies and ,MM O5.;--.------g T-----if. -1-,..,,,.,,,,,,.,.,.,,, ,_..,,,,,,,. ,,,, ,,, ,A

AN INPORTANT MATTER (S )ohd sittin at Bonshaw Fiidq 1 the ',""""“ ll?-‘~0wn Ali noe held =hi- `

____ ` 7th‘;fct0bér 5 _ ’ 3` evening and cid-red .to be published

MP D- A- MUKlf\Y10U» M- P- P-» Third sitting at Dunstaffiieme. Tues- J' D l?;*;1i';A!;;

in a letter to the Patriot has raised an day llth October. Chq _ i "

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iuiportzmt pi int. touching the Island’s d Fouifihhsgttni at NSW G19-Sg0W- lin' Oct 3 H Own lane claims on the Dominion government. “JU 1 t_ _cm er' _ ' '° ° The point is this that the proprietary Flfth slime: at Chfwn' New I‘°nd°n’ I

- - - Tuesda 18th October

rivht in the fisheries withi th I ` y' `

7 . W, ` . d I n glee Sixth sitting at Charlottetown, Tues-y

miles ot our s iores is an a ways as d 25th Octobe _ A

av, r

been wsted to the pmvmce and not' m » Saturday, 15th October instant, is the

the Dominion. The fact that the 1,5, day fm- serving writs of summfmg federal parliament has power-to regul- for |119 Chariogtetgwn circuit .

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and pleased in the rtuly aitis tic new creations ii t hand in beantv, style and Variety in

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The Millinery Leaders.

ll Yo Want

INURSANUE

on your house, your furniture,

your store, your stock, your

plate glass, your vessel, your cargo, your freight, your life.

your wife’s life, or A policy against accidents,

Go to

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Every kind of insurance written in the best. companies, and at lowest possible rates.

an Accurate

atch _

is a necessity-not a luxury only. _ To utilise every moment of precious time, to meet trains,

to keep appointments, to be

always -on time, one must

Have a Good Watch.'

You may have one. ,

You may not.

To the latter class we would like tosay that we carry in stock RnL1An1.a Wyrcnns only. We guarantee every watch.

Our prices are very low. Call at

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Great: George Sf

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We have added to our establish- 1;` ment an up-to-date FOUNDRY " with‘all the latest improvement s. A-__ Onrldmis to lease our custom- 1'; on apdin agar to do sgapeomust 2:

0 html as 04 any E.

ftivCanada or U. S. i

_ We have therefore procured the 'E

very best American Sand and i one of the best Moulders in the § provinces. ' We are now in a pos- =-__= ltion to meet the long desired 5 needs of th '-

e ublic. -

Why not pagronize home Indus- § try and bring along your work. i Give us a trial and be convinced 3 what we say is true. E Give us a call and we will en- -E

deavor to please yon. E

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Steam Navigation Co’s Wharf Charlottetown P E I PHOVE 121.

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ate and control the ocean fisheries,and is bound to protect them, in no way touches this undoubted proprietary

the Dominion were entitled to the

Mr. McKinnon claims in support

of his o `nioii the deliverance of Lord

pl , ‘ , .'_ / \ ’

.. - .- fs - - by Rev. H. Pierce, Mr. John Ira 5

II; hchgliillst th%;;1i;¥'n"0;[;;lb;n iii; Hughes, ot Winsloe Roao,to Miss Sadie

. I . Jane Pound, of Frederic on. / 1

quoted and seems conclusive. t is as At the residence of ML Clifford follows: Woods, Pleasant Villey, on S>p‘. the

..Their10rdShipg, are of opinion that 28th. by Rev. H. Pierce, Mr. Charles

the can section cf the British North' Wi1liams.0fCmp»ind. to Miss Mart-hh America Act did not convey to the Do-‘l E- Hi0k0X~ f'f Pltfwinl V¢=\l1*”`»§`-

minion ot' Canada any proprietary righ s iii regasd to the fisheries. Their lord-

tiou which inusthe borne in mind be

ies in Section 91 ” Whatever proprie- tary rights in relation to fisheries were

claimed that the Dominion has paid to the provinces the interest of the

bounties, but the capital sum ofthe

holds good, as there is every reason to believe must- be the case.

The national intoxicating drink of

the Japanese is saki, a ~wine made from rico and containing about ll_5_per cent of alcohol. _ It is several times the strength of the beer commonly drunk in America.. Suki has p been used in Japan for two thousand years. Now beer of German make is being introduced into Japan. ,_

Two or three English newspapers

are quoted in the cable despatches as commenting on the Canadian plebis- cite in terms hostile to prohibition. This merely showsthe backwardness of public opinion in the old _, .country on thiiiduation. , It is infact -Vobout as bockfwsrd as .f1_t_x‘;» Quebec, -’-while throughout North America. generally ,ai much 1'* more sentiment generally prevails. There are many things in which the new world is in advance of the old. We have vastly less drinking, less pauperism and

Country? Our representative system

l is much in advance and in 'county

,government several Canadian provin- ces introduced a 'fsystem in 1854 ‘which did not take root in England for a full generation afterward.

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DEAR Sins,-I was for seven years

a sufferer from Bronchial trouble and would be so hoarse at times that I could scarcely speak above a whis- per. I got no relief fromanything till I tried your MINAHD’S HONEY

TWO b0i’»l5leS gave me relief and six bottles made a complete cure I would heartly recom-

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throat or lung trouble

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Engineers and Machinists *. mend it to an one suiferin fro

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Fredericton.

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onrsisih B' ~ i - ‘ WHY!-

e ig Store with the small prices

gm. - LEATHER

y [_r.ces are what we pay for lgadershi

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_ _ At the manse, Montrose, on Sept. ‘ “gh” Of ‘he Pr"V‘"C€‘° Ir' “Hows that 28th, by the Rev. A. D. McDonald, I ,when the fishery award was received Henry E Matth.3wS_ of Ame,-mu, ml from the governinent of the United Genie, ildegt daughter of Samuel Mc- v States in l8T6 the provinces and not Neill, Esq., of Elm dale.

money received and have been ini- Williani Mc¥Vhirtei‘, of New Richmond prpeorly kept- out of their just dues lo Margaret Grant. diughtsr ot' the fm. Dwemy DWO Veam ' late Angus McNeil, ot Eseuminac. `

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ships have zilre-adv noticed the distinc- ,

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usruurin. ,

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At Escuminac, Que, on Aug 31st.

At the residence ofthe bridc’s tatlicr,

Mr Samuel Pound on S ‘pt the 21st

hniered into rest. October 2nd in the l

-when the rights Of PI‘0P@ff§’ hnd l62lS~ ;3rd year of her age, Surah Waddell ` 1-itive jurisdiction. It was the latter bglgved wifij of William Mulch H0

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only which was conferred under the ton, and daughter ofthe late Key. Rob- headinff “Sea Coast and Inland Fisher- gl-;I)0uo1a55 ' ' l

(Funebral on 'Fucsdav at 2.30 p u1.)_U

"The lhsiloweiown Branch of the

Doniiniin Temperance Alliance in ses- sion this evening, having had read bi-_ fore ii a letter in rc-lays Charlottetown Patriot, charging it with having drafted a lict-n~-». law, and that a delegation from the Allimi-6, of which delegation Mr. David Schurmsn, Prerident of thi"- GUARDIAN Llonipany. was 9 member. waited upon the then Premier Warbur- burion, and asked liim to pass ll.a.f. li cense act" di-clare the state-merit is ab stlutely f--ls -.malicious and scandalous. (Patriot please copy.)

King or Fiend, Which?

Sin,-PHE GUARDIAN some weeks

ago nropeily siigéested t`r‘a,lZ abolition would \'e ii more suitable word [han prohibition in r gi-.rd to the liquor traf-. fic. In the same line of thought it has frrqo~iit y occurred to me that the phrase by which intoxicating drinks are popularly known is not well select- ed#-nan1~_ ly. king ali;-.r hcl. With lh- word king we associate human great- ness and pow. r;:it is a tc rm of respect. Is it so with whiskey? Let those who imbibe and honor the crayter apply to it king; for us. let us apply to it fi- nfl rum, or king ruin. There may not be much in ii name( bnt we df n’t call our worst if e a friend, or designate the chief who rules the inferno by the ap~ pellation king fevil.

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The chilly nights prompt us to Of ‘warm BLANKETS Mid l sale ar. our unequiilled prices.

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For Fall

They "rc chuck full of comfort, if me and get your supplies eaiiy as

--~ Ave some extra values to introduce

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sk for ‘°Easysewn" Skirt

lj; » The worst cold of

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MAC.

FINE ALI.-WOOL

Oct. 1898

awardin the shape of ashery taken away. Blessed ba the H3- me Of

big award at least ma be reclaimed At “ve.St.POim’ Sept’ wth’ 1898’

2 9 y 1 , `

if the decision of the Privy Council Stephen Smith-’ "gel 5 years' ,

year and live months. I The Lord gave and the Lord hath

the Lord.

_._.._..... v _A Working Man

crime pro rata than in the Mother

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said hahahahaha

Fi .

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Able to Keep His Place in Spite ,

of Difficulties. '-

lie Writes About Hia ¢>_ondltIon--

- Wife and Children'-H_eIped.

WALLACEBUBG, oN1‘.-'-'ras foiicw-

ing letter will prove of interest to work- ing men and others who mnyghe in a con- .- dition similar to that df the writer:

“ Forfthreo years I wal' subject to poor

spells. I always felt tired, could not sleep at night and the little I could eat did not do me any good. I have been working at the barber trade, for about 20 years and for the last tour years I have been very closely confined-and havalmd my meals very irregularly. I waplytaken -withe

V¢l§._8e\i¢f¢ Gough. ' J

and the said by my stomach-troubles. 1;-lost aesii and became _ so weak Iwns hardly able to Stand up the chair to work. One day I happened -'. to -be looking over some testimonial let- ters and I thought I would try Hood’s Barsapsrllla. Before I had taken two bot- ‘ tles l began to feel better and in a short time I felt finely and had gained 21 pounds in weight. I have taken nearly ive bottles

and now I feel like a man again. I am

Stronger and Healthier U “I

than I have ever been in my life. My wifi and children have also taken I_Iood’s Sar- saparilln for a blood medicine _and realized much -benent from it. Actor myself I 1| cannot say too much for it. I firmly be- y lieve that if it had not been for Hood’s Bersaparilla I would not _have been .able to work at my trade any longer.” JOHN

W. OOUGHLIN. Get only HO0D’S.

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. are the best after-dinner `

i`I00d’S PIHS pills, aid digestion. 251:. I

[N S. pipcrs please copy.] -

previously vested in-private individuals. A1; Summe-fide, on the 11ih just , or in the provinces remained un‘ouched at the residence of her dsughier, .

$5 '

by the euacllllenf- Mrs. Wm. Brehaut, Mrs. George

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This decision aa-Ords a stron Lannon,agej 96 years, leavinga. bus .

g band one son and four dauvhte-*s to

ground for the position taken_ by Mr. mom tp i 1° ‘°

ll 6 I' SS. ‘

McKinnon in his communication. In A, Kiulocm Lot 48’ on the 26,1, of fact it decides th ` t edl '

_ 9P_01n unmserv .Y Sept, Geo Alexandra, infant son of

in favor of the provinces. It may be Finlay and Flora McPhail. aged one

mmm

Good For Wiltshire- `

Sm,-In your sfatistics of the prohibi-

tion bau-le on thi- lslann:you have omit- ted the results obtained at Wiltshire poll and as the vote there was an ‘ex- ception lly good one viz; 148 for ard not cnc against. I think it worth while to direct your attention to it. What a gloi ions consummav ion to th e noble work accomplished by grand old Triumph Division S. O. T., during thi- past thirty-tive years. in which time there has very seldom a week passid without a session of this division. lt must also be said to its credit that it has given this Island some oi its very bes' prosecutors’ and temperance worker- and speakers. Long may it live ard continue its good work. o

A Br-suunnit. [Returns from about |60 polls have

not yet come to hand. _Of this number Wiltshire oil was one It is believed

stand in round numbers on this Islaid 9.600 for and 8_0() against. The com- plete returns lwitl, not be knownynntil* deeclaration day, the 13th inst:.] A

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Do not go home from theodioe or'

shop witiiouta fot that" delicious honey at Gay’s Stalls, duly 20c per box. * Tues. & Fri. L -_

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Q Not a. new troupe,

@ But trade {§_; and the . They iihd here an

Pharmacy--full stock of `])r'ii'z§. . A_,sp1endid line of Sundries. fi) Efwe excell in values. `

We have opened up a nice

line of Sponges and invite your inspection.

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Cork Sole

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They are a good looking bool-,strong

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at i t.~‘iusica| Alarms.

Time Pl-:cc Calendars Leathei ‘si nach Chains. loc oooh

Fino Silverware,

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