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illiéiviiiiollimlltx Ytlllll BALLIITS.

It seems We were in error in stating that the Ballot papers would be marked: For and Against the Petition. An amendment to the Scott Act of last year shows that the ballots will read as follows :-

l"0ll T38 £87. X AGAINST THE ACT.

Mark‘ your X as above.

IN A NUTSHELL.

Keep Before the People.

-—-That the drunks arrested under three years of license here nearly equalled those of ten years under the Scott Act.

--That in two cities in Massachu- setts which adopted. high license the number of drunks increased 4,000 in one year.

-That as the Eanaminer says when a man got very drunk under license he was pitched into the,street.

...That as Sam Small says the big- gest fraud in 0od’s world to-dayis high license.

—That the Eraininer said in 1886 um; “ high license in New York and the Scott Act here were both being violated and there is no, reason‘ why we should reject the latter and accept the former.” ‘

—-'l hat under license when our pop- ulation was nearly 50 per cent than now, we required sixteen police- men, and“ now we need only six. ‘

—That license sweeps away tl.e ground of moral appeal. -

-That under license here, the Sti- pendiary says, the number of drunks was appalling; citizens coming into our city were assaulted at night with the evident intent at robbery. Hordes of street roughs thronged the street corners and women were not safe from open insult. _

—That iree rum against the law is

I better than a legalized curse.

—That we could not get license if we tried because the Legislative Council say they willnevervotefor it: wehavethereo fore had fair warning; and the issueis Scott Act it free rum.

——That in those counties in Ontario which repealed the Scott Act ten gal- lons of liquor are now sold under license to one under the Scott Act.

—That as the Legislative Council- lors say, the Scott Act is the best law we have ever had. .

—-That it is in better working order today. than ever before. ,

-That the hop beer nuisance hav- law» can be no more

I deﬁed , _ g _ - opfinic the women of the W 0. T. U. are now pro to enforce the

-Scott Act if the men will only have

public spirit enough to vote for it. —That this year the drunks only

numbered 225, last year 306; and the

Prosecutor was only at work six or

, seven months.

—That all the Easaminer-— the only paper that opposes the Scott Act- ever does to help it, is to sneer and in- sinuate, to create contempt for the law and sympathy for its violators.

—That the Scott Act is the natural step from high‘ license to prohibition.

—That to repeal it is to abdicate a position which cost weary years to gain. ,

—'l'hst the liquor dealers can not now make an appeal on behalf of vested interests.

—That the liquor traflic ought to be made so odious that nobody but an infernal scoundrel will sell it, and no- body but an outcast-will drink it.

—That the liquor traﬁc has been driven

into the slums and outlawed from society.

—'P|iat liquor drinking is now done by stealth and without our consent.

—That the Scott Act has largely broken up the treating system, one of the worst features of drinking customs.

—--That the law of man, is now like the curse of God—-against the liquor business. ‘ , -

--That if oﬂences must come, and woe is pronounced upon those through whom the offence cometh, the electors who decline to become pqtners in the liquor traﬂic, will escape the threaten- ed punishment of God.

—That the whole Province has been blessed by the Scott Act and Charlot- town has no right to make itself a curse to the country.

—That the quantity of liquor con- sumed per head—of our ulation is now two-thirds of a gallon and it was one and three-fourth" gallons under license, morethan double.

-—That under the Scott Act in the country the grass is growing green be- fore many a tavern door.

—That in many settlements there are now no taverns at all.

--That. as the. Examiner says, no sympathy is due to the promoters of of the Anti-Scott Act petition.

——That the city taxpayers have been relieved of the burden of —~ supporting l000 people annually in jail, and pay. ing salaries of 16 policemen.

-_-_That as the Examirier said, before it Joined the rum party, "the yoga. are not now unsafe as they used to be by reckless driving of drunken men; and that the Scott Act has dealt. the liquor traﬂic in this Province a stag- gering blow. ., ,

—That Cardinal Taschereau, the high- est,Roman Catholic dignitary in Canada, the Presbyterian Synod. the Methodist Conference and the Baptist Association all endorse the Scott Act.

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fraternity, their customers, and a few others, are opposing it.‘

—-That the hundreds of citizens who give time and money to retain it, .0313 not be so earnest if the Scott Act were a failure. .

..That if the Act is sustained, Conn. Ilyrne says most of the liquor dealers will give up the business of importing. f ‘

-—-That this is the liquor dealers last kick.

-—-That even now, says the Emin- .’.;.-i?, there are signs of the solidarity of the liquor party being broken up.

——-That the man who votes to repeal the Scott Act dishonours the church and prefers to follow the teaching of the liquor dealers.

-——That the man who neglects to vote will be regarded with suspicion.

—That the Scott Act ems begiven a large majority because heretofore the liquor dealers have been trading on the silence of the professing Chris-

-tian temperance;-freon who refused

to vote. ‘ b . , .t Tbgti your A .,-up a ig insyiritv l .111 be nigini-..s'o sdhs-ce the Scott Act.

—That the of the temperance people of Can and above all the eye of God, are upon us. _

.That as Mayor Haviland says, on the battle to be fought on the 8th of January, depends the future pros- perity, both moral and social of this my native city. , ’

—————o-«o--—-:—- . Announcement

We have much pleasure in announ- cing that we have made arrangements, commencing with the New year, with a gentleman whose name stands high in the literature of Canada, to conduct a Literary Department in the columns of Tris Gnianias-to bedereted espec- ially to the literature This department will publhhed once each month, and the gentleman to whom it has been entrusted. and who’, by the way, prefers to remain anony- mous in order to favor independence of opinion, intends making it as

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The department will contain an origi- .nal article, reviews of current litera- ture Indother notes on literary topics. We feel sure our readers will appre- ciate this new enterprise— the first of the kind ever attempted by a Mari- time Provincial journal. That the people of this Province are by no means deﬁcient in literary taste we ﬁrmly believe, and are expecting this announcement to be followed by a large increase of subscriptions. Special Notices.

FUR lined Cloaks—Beei-‘Bros. Tn: very nicest candies at W. F‘. Car-

ter's.-—2i Bcv your Christmas Candies at W. F. C8l's»8|'8.“-2i.

Fiwrr and plum cake very line at W. Fe is I Asnsniv Jacket!-Beer Bron

Bucx Dress Silks- Beer Bros. ..

81:: our 05 Dress Robes—-’Besr Bros.

[now prices on Sllkﬂlsnl--‘-3‘"es?s' Bros.

Sort of men's underclothing for 50 cents, J. B. Macdonald’s.

Cnuiuxcs prices on Fancy Goods- Beer ros.

Rm‘ Hasmrd and Mount holiday advt. in this paper.

RaIAD‘JtlIXl8l Paton it Co’s advertise- ment. '

Furs. Mulls, Boas, Capes and Caps cheap at J amen Paton & Co's. —

Xmas books for ' you!‘ boys and girls,

Claus, Pansy, etc., at away down prices.- Hasurd & Moore.

Plso's Remedy torcaturh Is the ..hl.S._I.IslssttoUsoaId®Di ‘~

CATARRH

Farm: and Mills

FOR SALE.

. i It. G. D. li.tLDF.'lt~'I‘0No1rers for sale his L magnificent roperty In North Wilt» shlre, conslstlngo El hty-four (84) acres. oi. choice tree Land. neaiiy all in s-has state of cultivation together th aQrlst llhwhlch has a very large cu-tom trade

The mi ..-zcnn Klln. and idmn Bulldlntzs are all in a good state ‘of repair. and session will ho ven at any time. Only at! a mile from R-it way station.

also, in rear ot,_above.,5_o acres of free Land with a “awinlll. fronting‘ on ‘he Lot 65 Road.

The above pro ertles will be sold separately or together. an need only to be seen to be ap reclatezi. .

n for sellln¢—Got the “Northwest

o." n. aannnasrox. Dec. 16. lssl.-ll wkv lni.

TAKE NOTICE.

Fever."

alba- c. by book account, notes, judg- ments or otherwise ac requested to make it sr.-ttlemeiit on or before the 20th of januarv, (Roi, at my oﬂice. All unsettled ‘bills after that date will be handed to my attorney for collection. SAMUEL KENNEDY. Dec 30-3i -

TEAS!

New Season, S801. 1231 HALF CI-IESTS, ’ sreassiir -.-o.41vr.4."

Nov. 28, '90. -

AND ,

llllllll DIREBT. M é' Co. l"lRS’l‘ CROP SARYUNES. IMPORTERS, HALIFAX, N. S.

thorough and interesting as possible. _

Chatter-box, Chatter-well, |Sunday,‘ Santa ‘

LL indebted to Samuel Kennedy, Brad- I

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Allwho Knot

All‘ A ' -’ ». = d -u us.,enu lull!!! ~‘ ’ an mlS nitsd Btatesorcsnada. '

iiiininmt mm Blttlltl

UNLIKE ANY 0'I'l|'|i hl pg

Positively Cures nipnum-Ia. Prone. Mb!!-' °°“‘i'l'.‘.i3£‘cl.5.'2':§é‘i’l‘é%'L‘t.‘.3.'l°ilXn

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qulimly. K:-allmr alt Outs. Burn! III

OIIIATED pg‘ H ulna»: '

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Ch’toWn Oct.

'*AUSAGES, 12 cents per 1b., mad i material every morninrr. . FRE.\‘rl BEEF and PORK alw:iys§"'~"__a,,, , F resli and Salt POR K, _Siuoked- HANIS "z'i’""',. Choice Family uonmsu, Heiinl1§lG..J:T_*

lllttltlllllllls or nllklnds, aim» an.

0- ii

oz-2: ,

Everything required in the way of Provisions can be had at our Store, Gratton Street, very cheap. ., ’

31, '90. 3:11

J. yl. MYR‘l.¢|{3&. co.

e fi'otii the very best

Iladdiea, etc.

Mlllt um

WTRANGERS “coming to .,i town frequently ‘ask us

why we are A WA Y D0 WN.

fnmy mean DOWN TOWN. 'weii, our prices are

AWAY DOWN,

and customers are ivilling to come AWAY DOWN because our prices in CLOTHING and FUR CAPS are -' .

AWAY DOWN;

Our expenses are I

. I AWAY DUWN,

and we can therefor afford to keep‘ the quality and quantity of our Stock away up and our prices-

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ranteed at

'. Pianos from no less than _ Organs from five, and Sewing Machines from-‘ twelve.

Sold low, and on easy terms. All Instruments fully guar

,'_~.,‘,\."4.\:\:v.:-.-.'-~~-5-- 4' mmmnohmeidﬂyl I’-i'I4"3' ’

The largest and best it Stock pggselesit-9 7--

“":f\?£.:?-ii"-*1'.i""’ ‘C I

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MILLER BROTHERS,

Queen Street; Charlotttetown

twelve dilferent Maiuifaotures,

AWAY DOWN.

We will just name a fe 1 of our pricss that the public may know we are

AWAY DOVVN :

Our own make Nap Recfers . . . . . . .. $6.50 Overcoat: ............ 8.00 ’l‘wev=-dPauts.................... 3.50 And Suits from.......... 35.00

AW:\Y DOWN. . ll. A.BltUGll.

Ch’town, Nov. 14, 1890.

An Interesting Item I

nennm enos-

nave ssciiivsn rnuin

EARLY THIS ,FAl..Ls..

They are now open and ready forinspection. No trouble to show the goods. They comprise ' s ' better selection. larger variety and lower

Fancy Goods from Silher 6- in ‘ together ?llll;;:hIplIin(lid assnnniizgfot C‘ um an r ‘ipes, Cigar 39¢‘, Cg Loses, Cribbage Boards, etc.

sane: . M 5. ,9“ N ones

i Harness Shop to Let.

N'I'ENDI\'G to close my Harness Bug.

0820:

glliousand dollars

THE MANUFACTURERS’

A Life and Accident 3 ursuaasscegng cos.

Right Hon. Sir John A. President.

Absolute Security, Failuih -liiipossible.

tlarge Government Reserves. ,

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All nlans of insurance issued to all classes. The only Llfecomnaviv in the Dominion that arantees to its Policy-homers Nines: per cons. of , insurance. Policy-hold.-rs secured in all their rlglits and privileges by a Special Act of the Dmnlnlon Parliament. ,<, r r‘

- Reader: It is appointed unto men to dis; Insure tn the Mauutactlii-era’; Insure now; It tliero Is not an agent for t e " iianufacturers’ "in your dis nu, cm. um; out ma sent] in me , fr!" particulars; Terms are e-isv and reasonable; grass." "the grass wttlieretli; the nowor fadem." o unity; To-mori-ow may rob you of the privilege; Insure now, and also pi-avxdqr for

o not delay‘, ltcmoinber t at ‘lull

Addvess.-“ﬂanufacturerst " no: 314. Halifax, N. s.,

on. J. B. PATON. lllisnag-er.

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Ira Psioﬂtss. and a vote for each

4-sh, Isl Now in the may ot, your a rougth it your

ncss at the end of the vcar, a good oppo;-. tunity is offered to secure a well-established HARNESS. BU.~’lNESS in one of the best trails celilitresnon the Island . _. wi so STOt'lV.-TA I i and ‘good will of Busihess. atnti Ind On reasonable terms I. M. AITKEN, Ilsrness Maker. luonhgu ‘Wire. Dec- 5. '90- ii -

--SECURED IN tsiivc..

, K . WM. RADAM’S t>_.\:>,.\.;:—,,

Has been pronounced by doctors and invall-ts. who-have used it, 9,3, a speciﬁc for - ' -

lleiirt Disease, Asthtiii, llyspep:.ls,~ ca. V

iiirrli. tsay rem. Cancer.elc,_

And the only remedy that has over cured, and

CURE OONSUMPTION.

.. It is the only medicine ‘known that destro’ s the germs of disease in the blood without :1-

. jug to the patient.

e guarantee all we claim-01.000 fortoﬁ if

any of our testlnionlwls. are not gen ., Testimonials furnished on apivllcatlo , , ‘ C. H- IE K Brunswick Nova Scott»: and 1?. ._..' Islanﬂ The William A ents wants M crobes" and the “Microbe Killer " freeto an address. 1llnd).8t. ohn,N.B.’

Our sixth through shipment from Our own choice brands.

H L '

F l E ll ,1 _x J. E. MORSESD CO. 5 D. o.

April 11‘, Wt}.

NEW gsrocxlnow

MIGROBE ‘KILBBB if

drurslsts, ‘

ill.’ in Ml i'Ob.8Klll T ‘ 1 estl‘iimnlals.a“rlll‘:i?;p;;»’:i

Adelaide sash (so:-in ’

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G°V°Pmf4:*.it Analyst.

Kent Mills

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I VA A large Stock of l3ll6jl)BStlTllll0- . I , keepers -1n ‘-the market, at

G. H. 'l‘AYL0ll’S,

I in G Gold-iille(l,Silver and Nickel Ca es-—‘all guaranteed.

OPENING. .

Cnookinnir. S

Dos. Cups and Sr 13' Plates, I00 dox..°i3§:r|’;' 23063::

Tumblers‘ and Goblets, 500 Butte, Cm“ . , ' _

Of P803, Bean . 3°“ ‘WP: It the Cheapest Crockery S39,-¢_

ﬁg“ W1’: coi.w'eu..

y nos STOGK or rlnonroins

P5009 the ever before. La1ics' and Cats; German large Qqndgnujgufh

n n, nnnn E 1891;; W

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I5 “W NW“ :0.-‘Le Dominion

UR STOCK isnowicomplete, ‘ ii’ ' .la-3 . » Medicines, Trusses. A ' ‘N-it Bushes. To0th~BrIshrs.-Combs, Sponges, Hand p?35lﬁ§I- .Iul&lnOI}),0plIl_Ol'killd8:_. ; , - ... l,m§5I‘eI'bt4o.ooo)ia sock. nut} prices. thebest‘ assertions of out «nae ripe rt-its-.‘a-a-=1: tun-u... f ,. - . ; ; . ....-..r.'.-.-.;..'::;'...*.=.-:2‘-° --we-M '°'"‘+- --=1-we mm. , D°‘l.¢3'8 ‘can save-lnonev _ thcliestfiouseaiuwholeulelotawlthhatcaah disconi_iu.— , f"Remeuiber the oldest and most reliable in age mg!

We have sold nioretlvéreoats 7 ‘since the 1st November than

should certainly see where at

everything imaginable.

Purity&Wlmlesomeness , l GOLD 0,’

Ulrcown, so. 1890.

l".u*\J‘ﬁ

Elastlc-Sted:iep. - ‘ ‘ ‘rolls!

hihiiiﬁtliﬁtoﬂillliuwehanthe largest stock, C"

DOQHJX.

ever sold in same time -

—--—WE Annie now OFI~fEttlI?G—-_‘ _ I

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The Balance of our Stock . a.t._G,,

Bargains to ~ Clear.

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If you want Overcoats or for Stock and Prices ibelori" bn“y;n§.,._- *

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, _ _ /4. __ :~ .‘§,;.-g»-_.. V: , C In the newest and best designs. , _ i = In 3053 Silver and Silver P1ated‘(}oods,lWe have

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W? ha“? '4“ Wet‘ 3 59° .¢8°9"e=¢Pt.9f- i which make suitable ‘Present 3:}

an - , . :7}.

We have placed a Blncius ()oL_=iz'rini~in our Stoiie:

with Vases, Lu.st’ers,.I"lower "Holders; eta, be sold regardless of cost. ‘ ‘ ‘ s ‘ "

A Special Dincount will be allowed Cash days, from this date. ' v V - « ' " I A 3 ”

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HAVE a Splendidqmd, ‘well-assorted‘ Stock -of .,,M°__

nnnnimi sun . in»

I - I t .d'~allkiad'of :snl°.:n'li’r.l‘.‘si l"w?n"in§-ini as in Ini-col’

Ovnrmschine-.‘7iID¢W..(I ii!!! i I'GIVE uﬁl! :3 CALL .

mi. No.3 .

srnwnnceiearns. g -

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now on hand, avg. guarantee to givo’aa«goo'd valaia annoy‘.

, sucair, oiI.s.’ ¢ic;~¢-o.‘- it :, on Arne , nest 'oua;ni_'r,Y. AT .1-0WEs"?1:' P,l,llQE;3.,

Fl-OUR.’ rsuirngiitﬁlk. <3sjuiGD_ i°999}'i. I

Store.

Reuiemiaer the plsoe..:..N_orth’8gide“Qusen next in yrnnnﬁioymy. ii "l{arlottetown.lnly.l.1§89., .lv ' W W

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