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THE GUARDIAN CHABLOTTETOWN, OCTOBER 5” 1898

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Say in the instance of Quebec, to rule all

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‘ i | . ' MR WALTER I’AUL’o` OPINION. . -\ ,

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-<5 iii the olden times

t\li\~=ici.1n.< accoiiiiteé

i -t irulitttl vziiiily for the

f oi '.ii`i~_ or the knowledge

itil. t :uit-'1_1\ be rfvlonzed.

1. tlit-rv is no siicli thing

.Ui .ii l'-iil we have learned ii ii l .~""l"'“.&'t'tl by those who

le fyglil l l\ "I", ' m ni it i \\ lio will take care of 1., 1,, ijit reiiietlies for ill

\ \i lllw' Old 8.20. \\'heiq

c ,i ---ii-_ \\'li¢~_n he gg-tg up

mv _ .i _~~11t alter a restless m, ~ :ii tlitr evening com-

,, ,` i . ivtli his d;iv`s work

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wiiliitii ri, he is a si _-

t i i, < 1 ' _ ck

J \ ittikt- the right reint-dy

<o in ‘it lil? .tl-'Mit Of Consiiiiip- U01 itiiin. iiiiilaria, or some

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'i - niiiitiii slioiiltl at qnqg

~ i`.<»ltleii 1\letlical Dis- -i iii' iill iiiedicincs for itiil \\'t»iiit~ti. It makes iritl lit-.firtyd It gives J ~`it~cp_ It tones and `.t- ~‘_\'.~tctri. It invigor-

heift i il i-:vt-1-. It makes diges- Q iii ' \tr :irtive :md the blogd It cur.-< r.\ it-r cent. of all cases of ptitin lt ~ '.:iQAtli_i_‘ii.-'. weak lungs. s wit ...is ~ij~ittiti_; of blood ziiid

qtiii li l* i-' the great blugd. (1 RL- i tif.-r. It Lilies riot riiake -li lht t ul liver oil. but firm, istiili ' ~-int: lt tliies not iiiake

nt peopl iiiiiitt corpiileiit. Thou. tetevint I » it- iiizirvelous merits iriit'l tiii <.it'.il:‘r.s. n \ ul it \ iii ivziiit. It iS not a

~inr'~- to tell _\'i»ti.

to Dr R \ Pit-ree, Btirfalo, N. Y.,

Conv fl lic " IR-i-j.il:`.< Coiiinion Ml l l \~ T IMT gizrp:-:‘-t~:t'.~t-ri_ti

,I tint if' ll l.i‘.l‘.l\,\` Iii Ct'i\“cr Ctit~`t0rt1S iling onli cloth-botiiid 50 stamps.

l|0Nlllll_lll_lIll Rlllllll

and ol Evangeline Route

New liruiiswick Nova Neotia, tgn and Prince Edu ard ls d t

ice performed by the Company"- w, steel twin crew steamer. and a' Palfce Car express trains offers tsi to all who appreciate safety comfort and speed. formation time tables, 'de books,

to A D Hewat.. Ge-ne`raT“Pa=sei1gei Hollis bt Halifax.

KINS, Supt. entville, N. S.

W R CAMPBELL,

General Manager

tpassenger and freight line between if , -

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(PERRY DAVIS ) and Safe Remedy In

verycaseand everyklnd

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of Bowel Complaint to ;7;’;‘33“lg_e;gb;‘;‘t;'f“ ‘$3 ttg;';‘i’;)1;n 5: there was another question to bringi-

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° I ating to their supmt-rs that the success

iw I r of prohibition would mean the defeat of

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Perrylllvls

lddlloryulon.

ep it by you. W lihtio

Genuine- '-1 5°°°%¢¢°¢ EX|'llBlllllll. r

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llVEll iiiiiiiiiiiii;

liie Exhiliil ul I

minion lligan llii.

are now on sale at our Ware

est lo iking and Best Toned _ 'gain ei er brought to the hibition. I have not had time to investi-

V d f malfeasance

gate the Charges ma B 0 Emoalylhilsutakovlth Hoi`i<P|8u-naparilla

it the polls oh the part of officers whose ' y

business it was to have secured 'an honest vote, but they are of so serious a V H _ A . nature that I cannot see how the

ER government can refuse a public iiives- DR, ~'~'~'~f\-fv'-~'*""'~* -, ‘ig.1;;:‘;.;;i‘;;..“;°;§‘£{.......-..i..ae...- ......................._,,,.............. i .» . l f v

i .am-no was ihi»1t.*l=°- I-*‘!."“"“"”f‘~¥.=~"”° 0 A

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tease iii prices. I1 and see them.

ar anti-prohitition meetings presented himself and swore that he was there on

such cases. particularly in the fa=t end.

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WAYS THAT ARE DARK

Were Practised by the

Government in the Pro~

vince of Quebec-Various Opinions of the Result-

Montreal Sept 230.-i\Ii'. J. Carson,

to ii llcriid representative this iiiorninv

in favor t'-f the liquor lr.til‘it‘. “ie had

e vt s o t e rent h people would be

slr.‘»n2'l ' o osed to irohbi 'o d °

would poll a majority in Montrfal, but

There is ample evidene of ballot-box

stuffing and other tricks. especially in the eastern sections. In some of thei

with only two or three in favor of pro- hibition. Il is not possible that every available vofe was polled. In the sum

careful scrutiny made, and we will pro- bably be able to locate the offender

-The reports of irregularities are very

numerous. Instances are reported where well-known friends of the liquor

selves-worn is as our scrutineers, de- claring thfniselves to be in favor of prohibiiion. “In one particular polla. man who had been one of the speakers

behalf of prohibition. There are many

‘The influence that operated most

penly opposing prohibition and intim-

he Liberal partv We have positive in regard 20’000 as 5' magnmceut malllrity

h ‘hm satemat' md ormatton to that effect This with the and Pmbably m.rg“ than any P°.hu°al oniftbemadetooltrong ad 1 d t ' ' It f party ever received in the Dominion. It

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°f 50° °mPh*3°~ prohibition accounts for the large vote i is th_°.dut7 °f the G°v°'°m°“'t.t° fespwt

vainst us I ciin’t coiceive of an

5 °imP1¢» S2f° and QW* other reasons, as it is well known that d“'i.';‘.tlh° °em.P°I“".°° Pefpie ml “Suze

t b proiiionanissuem eery eeco,

cure for H; may' °ft;h: C;)n;i;mnen(;é;e:ia;ret;'; and sei-d men to Parliament woo will (lo h Rheumntllm, a “lr 6 vo _ a 9 . demand prohibition#--W-= IA- M.0K8y.-”

P9: Oogigsp Nmmlgh’ senigment is opposed to the liquor w0N,T WARRANT LEGIsm,n0N_

Crou Tootliaoho tra c' Kinvston, Sept 30 --(Special )-

The total result is not by env

in _every province but Quebec. This will have the effect of making prohi- bitions. live issue in every-political campaign that will follow. The educa- tional advantages. of the plebiscite

'gn have been of immense value

campai to our cause. This we have always re- cognized to be the most important part

of the plebscite.

~‘What effect thc result will have on

the Government is premature for us to forecast. Aithough the total majority is not large probably between 2_5.00_O. and 30,000, one of our strong points is that in all the provinces but Quebec we will have a vote favorable to prohibi- tion in nearly all the constituencies.” MR. J. R- DoUoALL’s vinw.

Mr. J. R. Dougall, president of the

Quebec _branch of the Dominion Alli-mee when being interviewed. said: “The result throughout the country has been very much what might fair1y_have been looked for except in the Province of Que nec in this qprovince the Liber- al niinistt-.‘rs,with few exceptions public- ly entered into the fray against prohi- bition. aud we have advices frorn vari- ous parts of the couotrv that instruct- ions were given to the Liberal leaders in the name even of the premier, to secure . the 1m-gest possible vote against pro-

:€;';1 ~ Mr. vvalior P.iul was dis appointed ""' I \ at the rfsuli tf the vote. He said; “I

, am 's

d appointed in tire vdte in the

,Province of Ontario, and lam dis- appointed in the want of interest thai

E Q’ P 1 lake the trouble e en to go to the poll

vote, on the whole , ii certainly a very l great di;-appointment. I am, however, i,

lbefore, it is rignil now.’ ` Tiii-: c.ovi;iiNiii<;NT`s DUTY.

Halilav secret ry Aiwa Scotia Dnmin ion Alliance. replied lo the Herald as follows “Ita r onderaiino na`>i

no alternative but to obey --VV S San-

In rt-ply io the same question Mr I

ut nin wired from Hamilton,

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cesses rf lt-vi lation c

measure ol what would result

seniative and responsible Government the

v p i on

or ai' other ieat reform

ot emoodying the principle in an election of representatives. The members of the Dominion Cabinet should not be oppor-

the country the benent of their super- ior knowledge of public affairs They should advocate the adoption of that

pi g econ itions un er which

it could be crystal ized into law and successfully administered. There is no royal road io reform. The only impor- tant advanta e of the lebiscite was the

tion-W . W Buchanan.

In reply to the above question Rev.

Dr. Mckav writes from Woodstock, Ont: "That the vote is not as large as that given in former plebis- cites is -no reason of discourage- ment. The conditions under which the vote was taken were very different from those'

former ccasions. Prcviousl

out voters, and women were not al-‘

lowed to vote. At last -plepiscitet over. 500 women voted in Oxford alone

the wishes of the p-iople, and it is the

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‘ _ _ . . _ Principal Grant was asked to-day for

0 91303, 2045- Bild 509 Lawns d's°?“'.3g'i':)gf;‘;0f’r:§'lbxfggitior a = expression of opinion regavding »

`__” .ave ° fnalon y. P . yesterday ‘s vote. He said he preferred -~

waiting until such time as he had j- learned the correct returns. and has time to analyze the vote and to ascertain- the _peroentage, ofvolers who went to the polls. Il, however, as was claimed, that only a small majority of the. elect- ors voted, it showed there wai a strong apathy in the country against prohibi- tion. Had the feeling been otherwise- the cle. tors would have sullicient in- stead to have gone to the polls and voted- In any event the Principal does not consider the majority given -the measure will warrant the_ iovernment iniroducin 5 a bill providing for prohibi- t1Jn. i

Biliousness

ll ooulod by torpid liver, which prevents dlges bn ond permits bod to ferment and putrify in lo stomach. Then follow dizziness, headache,

lnlomins, nervousness, uid, I .

ll not relieved. bllious fever

or blood poisoning. Hood’s - I S

Pill! stimulate the stomach, _ rouse the liver. euro headache, dizziness, con.

patlon, etc. :rs cents. Sold b all dnigglsts.

a government. consider whether ii is a miqority in every Province or not It ..

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' is quite ready to allow one Province, as _

S-i<i= ° ,§’,',”f,i,ffi“2,,h;‘SGfi”"e "“""`,ei§I Clothing, Suits Odd Coats, Men’s Reefers and Overcoats Child’s Reefer

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-~Thir.~ can be no question that we I ,:` ,f y five umm _` f ' . _ _ it-sr.-. tii.-.io oi-retire miiiitftiio voftiin “."°t“‘°" “"-'.“’.““h° “‘“’°"' “d"°‘?“‘“y and Ovcrcoats Meii’s Rain Proof Coats Shirts, Hose, Ca , Tweeds ant ll-iebec \l'§b'.tl no idg th nth l` li mid iederbhlp of recqgmzed 7

,-... n .'ci ais~rtnc- ,_ N( - ` ' - __ _ _ C-iiadian people. would vote so largely ?;.;tr;’men thpdil ssslmlg separittd ~ WOfSt€dS, Panblng, ]<IfI G'IO\'€S &C¢

t°~is.bi it' <

polls the returns show a full vote cast, um” u pair 0 IC - Statesmeli giving ' -~

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-=-fi of was to be -1-dewiihin awe-ii *._’;.°.~iiZ;’}.i.`Z’”°*l.;'i?.i’.§’i.?“ZE.“.§i§.i`3i§°F53; su ccsssons 'ro moiow wooi.eN comnnv t by the returning officers we will have a. devel() -D th d. - d ’ _ »

was taken in the question. TliOSe to

/ whom the teniperance poop e na'urall_v I

' looked for support utterly tailed in their a a l n

duty-l mean the church people and

the well-livin eo lc- these did no: / '

W ' ' ‘ The Lower Provinces have done nobly. i

B 'I think the Province of Ontario shouldl _ *-

have done bi-tier, but Idid not ex-’

poet much from the Province of Que- I 0 e I `

occ and th rtfore I am tot so much disuppoiniel. The smalliiess of the?

JUS” as S was for Pf0h\‘-*N011 HS ever- We will have open to-morrow, Wednesday a. » and think that if prohibition was right

In reply to the question, ‘What duty /

is imposed upon the Government by _i

yesttrdays yote ?‘ Mr. W. S. Sand~r.=_i 9 '

_,ty v0,i,fg_a,, W5 $6 GOvern,,fe'n,i'hl5V; Stock of Dry Goods and Clothing, purchased at puction in Montreal. Thi! dm. ' ' ` ’ stock is new and fresh and willbe sold at one-half the original cost.

of the Dominion Alliance, iii Spciikiiig W_ WY Bi ,h., i- _ ' _ `- ‘ SROCII COllSlSl.S Of: °

fa<;<ii':iuce from friends of the ciiisi ihit be 3‘mFp,Pd gsr any Aanfrglt, plain and fancy patterns! Hoses 'Wo' in lr. f h. F , ~ _ _ _

5 pp , 1 ti U, so W- ,uma pm, 0,, mmiou of the peopm Shawls, assorted Trimtnings, Hair Cloth for Skirts, Wool Mitts. Fur Collar!

exp.-r-ted’ thamlie voio would be light. In upon a publw, p(,1.Cy__dOpted bya p(\ht;_ , ` _ _ .

the English t~0i.St;iut-...i S we .tio weii, 0,, pany ,M85 Omi év_,,,m of repré Hoods, Tab e Covers, Napkins, Flannel, Towels. Purses.

and are well satisfied with the result of - ' . ` ” ` 1 _ _ our work there. 1 tiitinit i-Xpsoi thaiwo mpews O, me Comm. ' fo, ,._,h,b-ti » Everyone knows about our last cheap sale. This one will be away ahold ol

at the same time I was surprised to find wstedyb Lhe_,gOi,00,i old Britigznmelgligi? li.. B3.I'g3.ll'lS fOI' 21.ll. COIIIB ELUCI lIlSp€3l» Ill. sucha vote against us. . ~ - y - ” - i ' ‘ i

Sept 30 d 6ii

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l‘l0|ly 8 Blllldlhg “Under” _simi:lmt;mar;ht:°tGp\v; §p°g%g g M Emu “';T§%n‘

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Queen Stmet ggldplianlpimt mall. Il-3°lU°9¢l°dK°‘_1 Pl! IIN" °U"°5 ~ i' ‘ »~- ititigldsaoviglin' iizxiuuiurriou “or

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tri-ilhc went to the polls and had them- e-ducatmi] which accompinled the agua' ‘=- ----- e ‘

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We offer the balance of our

finished stock of '

v Mott-umfeiits

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Headstones.

at costprlcos to clear

About 20 Children’s Headstones ol

hand. original prices from $10.00 to $14 00, -

Your Choice Now $7.W

The price includes Lettering`and 'Set-

ting up in Ceinel;e.ies.

Cairns & Nltzlfadclyen

Kent 'Street CHAI{L<)'I"I`E'IT)WN

Owing to the death of the senior partner of the firm of Fil- la son & McKinnon it becomeo_nece_ssl.ry to T8 005500 “lf all overdue accounts must be paid without de e -The business will be oontinneti__§°.§b° .Fl ivhereiiie sreetsiwlrwvr *ll-lm” “H 3°; our customersare cordiallymvltbd ¢0°lu¢l\d 90°”

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