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- A ~—-- THIS IS THE CRY EVERYWHERE APRIL 15, 1891. - °--—--'- ; .. . In order to show the citizens of Char- The Press. lottetown how the question of abolishing

———- the wards is taking‘hold of the public

.-\t adlllllel‘ l'PC““‘l.V give" by we iniiid elsewhere, and to bring all the Montrnal Parliiiiiieiitary club, thfi 83”‘ light possible to bear on this issue, we fl,.,,.,,.m who proposed the toast “The addressed letters IT) the mayors of the Pro-5:" referred to the fact that this principal cities in Canada with populations

- . ' - ' hirty thousand _. _ _k, gh tirst ate in re ranging from ten to t . , Sm wt) him t“ (in 6 P asking if they would kindly favor us with

their views on the best form of municipal _ govcrniiicnt and also impart any informa- Clfll l~""=‘5i‘i"“ ml the hst befiween tile tion which the)‘ might Possess in relation P='Il‘ll=ll1l9lW“'.V l“’m‘"'i°"3' He pnd to this subject. The chief magistrates a ll‘li‘*l.lt9 to the work it was accom‘ written to, we are pleased to state, are pg;_;|,‘,,~,g [:3 power was illimitable, responding courteously and frankly, and .~ ,'r;,._3.;s it dill from the cottage to the it is significant that every one so far ° ‘ heardfi-om is in favor of the collective vote. \Ve intend publishing these letters at intervals, and begin to-day with one received from his worship, Mayor Taylor, §‘."-"~ld- _ of London, Ont., a city of about 33,000 Mr. R. 5. \Vhitei 51- P‘! edltor of inhabitants. He writes:

the (Hz.-tte, in responding» th‘°ke‘—i DEAR SlR:—-In answer to your letter . ' . d on municipal governnieiit I may say that the iiwviibcrs fol having 3'3 l‘°“°"e .~ . ',

_ I do not believe in the Ward system, al- tEi.~j- press. it f=lFm9TlY ‘"3 °"n‘d the though it is the systeiii in operation here. faliirtli, lwnl. he believed it shtlllld 13° 0”‘; °.“Ydl."‘.sd3dl’f‘Pt“]at,“"{V°f 3b°“t&33.000

- is ivi e ll osix r . - - °“"“€d the Second estate’ for .'hlle Iiiir of our leading‘ men lastayeiir Wel‘l;u(l:' l’.irli:\mFi‘.t controlled the affairs of airuus of abolishing the “rind system. ill? C"‘“m".V» the press dominated P“- ifiileiit iitspzli:iazlc:i3tiniii1niiili:5dOiil’d)iiio ll“1l““t “ml mfluenced the _ people Legiklaiure, as the municipal act provides whose beiiests Parliament carried out. t\{1atl,.d[he1-gglflygll rig; be 193,, than three

. r y H» l-==---ea um nobody of we er ..::..:.::::, 5...":.’:..:=.:.".:e':..‘°:.°.:*:l.I;‘:.‘3. Cll3l‘g*‘d their duties more zealou8lY number of Wards to three was voted and studiously than pressmcn, and upon by the people and was lost. The

. . c was raised that it w Id 1 1' W05“ “r***°‘l‘““"t'3d with the work ind aiiyil the business Ptlrtioilmof otililencig;

no idea of its magnitude. The chai'sC- would conftroll‘ evei")ything to the disad- 9 _t- .. mi,” be mined by tho vantage 0 t e su urbs._ _The alderman t r F‘ 3 pulp” "’ f .t tag. but this also opposed the proposition because it lluuli 18% m*"11‘b“' ° ‘ 5 3 ’ would legislate them out of office. The lmrdiy ever occurred. Board of Trade favored the reduction, and a great inany_of the prominent men, Ch “t” ‘._ ' ‘C-ivic Rulers bus a-party questnn was made out of it arac er in an t ere ore it was lost. It will be —— ° . _ tried next year again, and, I think, will Speaking of how well the British .H(f)I'eI:8l'.\[‘ll6 dquestion of a re- s _ . . t‘ t 7 _, ‘ paopis lure iearngd to must on ‘ fiair l’i‘ldill;ll1t iii by those iiliaii’. fatwgorgillrilioliriil moral staziil-“-fa’ 0“ the P3“ °f t 9“ mg the VV:iidl system, but not being able _‘ om ,, -W.‘ . ' W'r,- to acclm i. that 'th t '1

r°?r"°“n"m “’ me Prtsbytenan ‘ the rcduciiziiin was Elie Urilcxta l:i3’:ilimiinzilcdi'

the circumstances.

I have the honor to be, Yours respectfully,

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form in recogniziiif; til‘? 8"°“t“°°' °f ti... pr-998 liv placing it ill I (DOVE hon‘

1-. ll;‘.\,‘(‘. and enlightening all in science. art politics‘ “and current events Ind h-clqns-w of nothing more potent» £01‘

ness, of Halifax, gives some sound ad- vice to civic electors. It says :—-

.- L:.t ,1, m-vi-r for a moment enter- . ' , - GEORGE TAYLOR, tain the tsought of choosing as our Mgyor.

civic rulers men whose character is oe- To B_ D. Riggs’ Ed. GUARDIAN’ smeared by any vice onfoulness. ‘There Charlottetown, P. E. I. are pure, sober, Christian men in the Mayor’s_Oflice, London, Ont., community capable of ruling over you 5&1! April. 1391-

and executing your laws.‘ _ Have none I M _ other. The electors are judgedf by f-110 n em°r‘3m- - v to or men _ ""7

*1?“ th9Yd‘31‘-‘C: Ifihyjuhelo to cake At the service held in St. Peter’: Road t 3‘ €39‘ N“ v °'' 9 k f Church last Sabbath morning, the Rev. others drunk you become parts or: 0 A_ w_ Mflhon in prewhing upon the their sins. There are other 81113 find charicter of Simeon, from Luke 2:25. crimes besides drunkenness that cpm- paid the following tribute to the memory pel notice. Neither Parnel nor Dilke 01’ 151181-'=_lt€ M13 15380 Th°mP8°l1. Of Sui‘ is 8 drunkud yet both a.._. Ostncised folk Mills, who for many years was an from pubuc like and righuy so. The older in that congregation and who was

. ' ll t d d bel ed:— Same "'19 °“§’sl‘t t0 he W’-Y stringently unlvliiiir: sbflieiiifltriweyoaiil this iddrning from

appllfil in PU" ‘“““‘_C‘P“'l e1°°t‘°“§' this subject because we mourn to-day the Our l‘t‘pr;.<n.-»r4LivP3 10 the COIIIICII loss Qf ong whg in I-nauy respect. re- Ci,.,,,,i,..,~5 ,,.,.:-l.r to l;- pure, sober, hon- sembled Simeon. Could any word be H. .._,,.i -,,,.,.:},:g_,,. .,...,._ L333 .th3'n morle pppgipriiifte tpan. that word just, to -in ~r 753.2, .....:..:.;:.: ..:‘;“‘,.::‘.:.°° M2: 3:}: swerving integrity,his honesty of purpose, his determination always to do the right, was a prominent trait of his character. _ I218 lovetplf what wa.s.rjg‘lii_t, combined as i was wi a most enia is itio won The New Judge’ for him the confidgnce and gnteemndf all classes in the community.

Mr. E. J. Hodgson. Q- C-2 14- L D’? Not less fittingly may the word devout has been called to the Supreme Court be appliied, to bhisslife. fol‘ his lift! W88 . . t . . I nu we in? 32:5... ..E .:..°...:’;:;‘ 3. ‘:2: ::i‘...:.:: is g-ncrr-.‘.ly ?.i:pi'OV(‘.d by the H1301 F3 experiences through which he passed. or at i The opinion °* ‘.’.f.’?.‘;';i‘.i.‘f.‘2.‘i‘2,}‘i’.2’I‘Z.i;.’:.‘;°f..:“£iZZ‘§‘.l¥,.?.3‘i‘. nizmy is that Premier McLeod htd when it was possible for him tobepres- stror. g political claims. to the position, mg; :'£:§:th°:‘g1‘;n°d1:T:;:8pa‘gl§g: and that if the appointment was t0 spirit, which made hi‘ presence “way: be mad.-, ..ui.=ide those who have served a benedictiottilto me. It is. seldom that an - p-we capacity. it ::;'2:°:.:i: .:.?.:':..:::*::*°::.“.:.‘:r.'::: shouid lzave been offered to Mr. .sponsive to the love of God. Nothing

AW, ' _ M I touched him so deeply as the precious )1 '“l W‘ L dl Q‘ C‘ A? E‘ ‘Wye’ promises and the sweet Gospel invita- Mr. H »:T_--on has taken high flml‘. [lU(l1)B}.‘ When his life was ebbing away

, ‘ d bk d"‘ e,-P‘~«,-iii i) in criminal matters: but he :31 s:m'50gyShVi:8lsdelgreglhgliaséndgggicf 8: P M“ “l '0 lll“ ma-J""1"vY."f1_"3_im’n “S heard him repeat the old familiar texts 5,. r.. m_:i.~iiiive to technicalities ‘and Wfltllch ip‘any of yogi ‘heard him repeat so we or we to ll-ow %..2"'.f.E’.§.“E:3..Z‘..Li 3.2:: :.:1...:':i’;‘..:: liiglrr and broadening Prmclple‘ °f love of God and the love of Christ.

- _ -, - ' For thirt ears he was an honored Juatibp and equlfy Wlllcll SllOL\ld ever eld _ y t_ .

, . . - - ' d d PW‘-'3‘l 0"" the Judlcml """d' H“ thafirtiiiie !l(Z)ll'Bl0(llil]f)I'.:§alil(i')rI"8 ’e‘iiirnest".ll;'“i;(g. career at the bar while attended with lpsomote tbs welfare of this church and to ---s--lily ..:.:::°:. :.::. .‘::.::’.:.°.-::;:,°.‘ .°.:‘;:°.:: li.=-*-‘=‘- umdr* illlll al-1l‘,]*‘-Cl‘ I0 ‘hat P"‘.’°°3.‘ in his work, and nothing rejoiced him so which Crecy says, “narrows while it Engcli as to witness tokens of the divine

a o .

In no part of church work did he take must be adinitted that Mr. Hodglon a_deeper interest than in Foreign Mis- lml - do love for we :::’."::-....‘.‘.:°.:'.‘:‘.:‘::.:*:.::E::::.:.‘.::°;::‘.::;:.i tons, and our obligations to carry the

roug to nzir int» rests moral and ma-

rpria‘. ll-‘:8 than this will be u n- ’ ' _ - - it

won‘ y 0‘ us as a Christian people.

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sliarpens the mind.” However it

of hi; profession and now that he is

e-lev..t.ed to the bench he will no doubt glad tidings to those who are dying with-,

out Christ. I feel that the . intelligent _ _ interest taken in Foreign Missions in this decisions. l congregation to-day is largely due, by the o o o grace of God, to Mr. Thompson’s earnest

We are glad to see the rapidity with “Md” “nd Prayer” “ad "°b1° °nmPl° in

_ gi 'n . which our friend, Mr. C. H. Cahan, V6)“: bean-,5 3,9 sad tmday when we

editor of the Halifax Mail, is mount- tlnnkthat hei_s gone ,fro_m us. that up . U U P , dde of fame On] a few shall never agaiiiin this life look into his ‘"5 ‘ I 4 7 ' 7 kindly face or listen to his kindly words _w:irs ago he graduated from Dal- of sympathy and encouragement or find housie. Uiiiversity with the degree of M6“ j°“"‘ey b"ight°“°d by hi‘ °"i3l

, , preseiice; but when we look beyon this L"1Cll"l0l' Of letter’. "33 3113033 "““‘°' life and feel that he has entered into the

diatel y called to the editorial chair of enjoyment of something bettertlian this

_ . life can give has entered into the enjoy- the .\lail, a year or two ago was elect- mg“ of m‘et°mity when than i. peb

ed to the local legislature. and last fect freedom from all the ills 9: life and week was chosen as the leader of Her P(°g1°‘l’?f°“J9Ym°n3 “f °V°VY”““8 “"3 3 5lejesty’s Oppo3‘ti0!l- It is °“l7 fit‘ i‘?0n80l;ffl0£rw:?1l:5nlI’stIh't)° Ciliieslpeiiimbi‘-iiie: ting that Nova Scotia, the land of Joe May the memory of the life 0 lived

Howe, should still have a journalist- - ‘° "“P“"'t“’“ t° “- “ml ‘"3? "0 d‘! by

Premier Fielding—-at the head of its ii:,.y.ii'.i.1i:.:f liiiatlifedfiaiis ':i::i.gi'ii.ii.:i

Governinent, and also a journalist and refreshed that for as to live may be leading the Opposition. Journalism Chrut ""1 "° di° 3"i“' '

here can boast of a Privy Councillor, . . . but it would Seem that Whalen’s The Family Medici“: Trout Lake, Ont., Jan. 2, 1890.

mantle has been snugly tucked away. w_ H. conmcx Brockvinm

*--— Dun S13":-For a number of years I FOR a few davs only we will ofi'er at a lI1,:,v1i°a,‘:"E€,(,‘tni‘>,11I: yI°::midl::,' thlggrfilg

discount )’i|l'(l8 Of Wu’-fitfld ll) be t I ii F -I U n 1} and ll; yards suitable for Ladies Jack- gszyomesn ‘(gasp ofsaemfnd In my

etsulsoajoblotoftwesdlldta for Younmg I *3“ I .

take pains and pride in preparing his

3.

St Clair Railway Tunnel Open- SARNIA, Ont., April 10.——The first train‘

day afternoon, carrying several of the road's officials. The return trip was made ata rate of 15 miles an hour and everything was was pronounced satisfac-

ends of the tunnel. ._..__._——¢———-————-

Trans-Atlantic Horse Trade.

Says the Montreal Witness‘ : The pros-

cts for the trans-Atlantic horse trade or the coming season are very bright. The heavy duty placed on horses goin from Canada into the United States wil be the means of leading American buyers who come into Canada to purchase our surplus horses to ship them from this port. Anjapplication has already been made for space for sixty coach horses, which will be exported during the early season.

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Mr. Parnell Denies the Story.

LONDON, April 9.-—-Mr. Parnell has not yet returned from Ireland, but he personally denied the report of his al- eged marriage to Miss O’S ea to me when it was first started.

His private secretary, Mr. Campbell, says that the report is just as untrue now as it was then, so far as he knows. The World's correspondent has seen live mem- bers of Mr. Parnell's partywho all deny the story. Nothing of the kind has been printed or even intimated here. Such reports are easily invented for America, without fear of contradiction.

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Fed Them to the Dogs.

Loxnox, April 13.——The latest advices from India concerning the massacre at Manipur are that Coininissioner Quinton was decapitated and his body horribly backed, the limbs being afterward thrown outside the city walls, where they were devoured by dogs. Two officers, whose names are not iven, and a bugler were spared by the IE liis, and Mr. Grimwood, the British political agent at Mani ur, and two other oflicers were shot. he bodies of all the victims were bruta‘ly mutilated and afterwards thrown over the walls of the city, as in the case of the unfortunate commissioner. The remains of two ofiicers who were killed during the fighting were treated in a similar manner. A large reward has been offered for the capture of the regent of Manipur.

The Salvationgllllrmy Marriage i .

Toronto Globe: The bill which the Attorney-General has introduced extend- ing to the stall’ officers of the Salvation. Army the right to soloinnise marriages may grieve the hearts of some few peo- ple who have not kept quite abreast of the liberal spirit of the age; In some quarters the opinion entertained by the church people of the army is not high; many excellent people cannot regard the army as an organised de- nomination, and have to call upon their Christian charity to think no harder of them than that they are gueirilh soldiers of Christianity with grotesque

church they have recommended themselves by their earnestness and devotion and are recognised as an ally in the work of rain- ing fallen manhood and womanhood. The bill is extending to the Salvation. Army what the Marriage Bill 60 years ago gave to the ministers no‘ then belonging to the

Established Church.

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A Closer Union Needed.

LONDON, April 9. —At the Canada Club dinner last night Mr. Staveley Hill, M. P., read a letter from Sir John A. Mac- donald, thanking him and his other English friends for their sympathy and help during the elections. Mr. Hill, in the course of a speech which was enthusi- astically received said that England should and must take prompt measures to bring the colonies into a closer an} more material association with the Mother Country. ,-

He urged Canadians to show a little more consideration to Newfoundland in her present dilemma, remembering their ultimate destiny as one confederated people. He said that he intended to move in the House of Commons that Pre- mier Whiteway and the other New- foundland delegates, now on their way here, be heard at the bar of the House. As time goes on the feeling against the coercion of Newfoundland is growing stronger among the Liberals and Mr. Gladstone is said to be strongly opposed to it. Among the Conservatives not a few are indignant at the attitude of France, bele-viiig that the object of that country is to coerce the English into abandoning Egypt. There is also a pre- valent impression that France will, ere long, be involved in difiiculties that will make her attitude on the Newfoundland question of very little moment to Great Britain.

HERE IS WHAT THEY SAY

—- ABOUT THE —-

COOKER AN D ROASTE-R

_.—.:

FROM BISHOP MCDONALD.-I . V Sr. DUN8'l‘AN'8 Contact. Nov. 28, 1890. The "Patent Cooker," advertised R. K. Brace. has been used at St. Dunstan's oilege

for some time. and has proved to be a great success.

tJ. C. MCDONALD. Titular Bishop of Irina.

It gives us much pleasure to recommend our 'ooolrer." We have had one in use at 1:. Joseph s convent, and like it very much. I. is certainly d most useful article. Tm: sisrnns or Sr. JOSEPH coiwgx-1-.

Bros. Sunimerslde or t keeper, wholesalebr rxdltfll um” “on

R. K. BRACE.

Auo.—2 , 25 the thing f::g.r:h? or hiiafllichex. :1“

March 25,

llliarlotioiowii School Board.

HE BOARD OF TRUSTEES deske to engage a Supervisor and Grading Oficer who will also act as Secretary of the Me >:‘ g’_ Also. two First Cllss Male Teacher‘: ‘as Vice-Principals for Prince Street and

sulnmei-‘vacation, about August zsgli. Applications will be received until June (at. B-. BALDERSTON,‘ , _ _. Secretarv protein April 10-! i, w6I . _

to pass through the Grand Trunk tunnel under St. Clair rivor made a tri Thurs- i

tory. There were demonstrations at both

methods. But to the great heart of ‘the’

Square Schools, to take charge after iii¢2na‘J..‘

_ cod, curing’ . l diseases coming from Pooa and War-

src-rnrwhsn goksii down by overwork, mental worry disease. excesses and inducte- tlona. They have a Sriicirio Action on he Saxon. stars): of

ti powers nagging. should take Plus. The will restore his lost energies, both phyalcalau mental.

‘ should take them.

a them regular. F l b and ggitinorwlllbcaent upon pc:l!p:‘<3t°prylce(50lc‘.1ps2-sbox). by addressing ’ THE DR. WILLIAMS’ BIRD. CO. Brockvms. OM.

fiidll III EE.s°s:i.h:s:El:§g 3!’ Y

HE S GUARDI, cHARLoToWN,;wEAn;, IL 1,

-as Peruse with Care.

JQST RECEIVED, afresh supply of Maltiac ‘Preparations, Paine’: Celery Compound, Warner's Safe Cure, Pierces’ Medicines, August Flower, Boschu’s .German Syrup, Mother Sc.-igcl’s Syrup, Dyspcpticure ; Beef, lrcn and Wine, Quiniuc

ll Ewine, Burdock Blood Bitters, Hall’: Hair (1 33;“, Reugwer, Hair and Whisker Dye, Minard’a

Linimcnt, Johnson's Liniment.-.

Also, a very fine line of PERFUMES and TOILEI‘ ARTICLES at

iioiiirs Medical iiaii.

Ch’town,‘ March 30. d in I" s ly w

should take these PILLI. . ,_ §l.f,_li!.§..!§f.EE:zrl*.s:cEsE: T mypuiia woiisii .s‘‘‘.¥.‘.’..‘‘‘.°.‘‘.l'i , ,

O

1891-

(Member National Trgtiing Association.)

I First nay-—7iii (lctoller.

(Entrance money added. Best 2 in 3.)

Second llay——_-iltll October.

Three-Year-Old Class . . . . . . . . . . Purse $150 Stallion Race . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Purse $3<.'o 2.4.0 Class. . . . . . . . . . .; . . . . . . . . Purse $i5o

The entrance fee for Two-Year-Old Race (Futifrity) will be.$i:, payable, $3 on 15th May§iS4 on i stlsjuly, and final nsyniei-it of $5 an evening before the race. The entrance fees in-this race will be added to the $100, and the. whole dividcd—5o per cent to first, 2.5 per cent to second, I5 per cent to third, and iojper cent to ’

foretlve nee, '

previous close of—eutries. -. -1 , 3

‘ Entries close 24th September. * ' A. B. WARBURTON. ’ . . Sccretsiy. - ROGERS, President. March 30-41 w

lawn Rites!

Free-For--All ............... ..Purse $200 WHQLESALE

WE“ OFFER

and prices. , no bales Osnabiii-273 and Hesaiaas,’ '_',3|ba.les Sail Ducks,

GH"l‘l]Wll niiiviiii PARK

:0 cases Shirtiugs, ao Cases Cottouades, so bales Batting: and Weddings

10 cases Canton Flannels, 3 ca.aes|Colo_rod Ducks.

$1,050 - Piiiiiiiis - $1.0M -s ----<-- c---.

ONLY, AT LOWEST PRICES.

SPll1llll}___l‘llllllll A i

so cases Bleached Cottons, alljjwidths

A large variety of Prints ....

'I‘h -M’ t ci .... .. ......P 5 ad — Tut:-:Yeiii?-ii')Id (Eiilurity). .... "PE: siiio ‘.“‘d ‘ M 5,t°°k °f. 5”” W"°"

March 9--sod tf

w.E.El(«=s&BEEhi

the entrance fee will be

to cent of purse: payable 5 percent. with nomination, and 5 per cent evening he-

xflolaesto be owned and have been in the

maritime‘ provinces at least iliree months

Willi Sell in iifien’ -iioiiii it 5: Gents flash. NORTON & FENN ELL.

_1sr:Eivv CROP-

oT;Navigation.

DEMERARA Choice Quality. TRINIDAD

Hhds. BARBADOES SUGAR, At lowest current rates while landing.

CARVELL BROSS,

BARBADOES } MOLASSES,

_ March %,--cod

MllLlS’SES and Siieiii

March 23.41 3w raw w

MILLIINERY.

Miss MAGGIE ,McQUiiiEiE

Two '1' t Cargoes due here first 0peii- Having just rdturned from New York (where

she has been working for the last eighteen months under the different first-class Milliacrs of that great centre), has taken the Room above Stanley Bros. Store, and is prepared to do all kinds of Millincry work in the late.stst_vlcs.. 7

Miss Mcovliniii begs to inform the public that she is thoroughly. acquainted with all the details of artistic work, and has inti- mate knowledge of the dili'er‘cift_ ‘styles now

WANTED IMMEDIATELY ‘

about izoo lbs., the age of five to ten

Summersiée, Saturday 18th.

. . Appl April it 6‘pd Ex.

4 GOOD WORK HORSES. weighing

years; also some good sharp drivers. I will be in Charlottetown until Tuesday afternoon ' 14th; then Montague, Wednesday and Thurs- day, 15th and 16th; Charlottetown, Friday 17;