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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTIETOWN, SEPTEMBER 25 i899

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l.et us explain to von the advantages! MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ‘35» H99- vative rule till 1887, when Premier

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of buying Shorpy 4 Read? to ‘ clottiiug. We will try to do it as oriitly ag possible. _

This make has a gn iranieed Cird in \

the pcckit of each sstmvol guaflen' ' teeing the workmanslip to the fu *SV extent. This is worth money to you.

The cloth in Shore\`s clothing is all apnnged and shrunk and will riot spoi _ with the riin or shrink. This means ai

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saving of money and increase in com- |

1 t. ml/lan ol their lines are water ircoied

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by thesworderful Rigby Process, and

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and handles the same as unprooied goods. The only way that you C210 tr-ll that :i Rigby garment is waterproof is that it will not get wet. The cloth remains p rous so that it will admit the air but keep out the rain.

ThsBo_v`s and Childrens goods are

made to stand the strains that boys give them. As hoys are pretty much rll alike you will understand what IDIS means.

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To the patrons of the P, E. l. Electric Co.

We are now placing in our station,

another boiler of 250 horse p>wer,and we respectfully ask all our customers to use the li hts as s aringl as pos

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TERMS 0F POWER.

An interesting study to the politi-

cian is the length of time which a. given party is able to retain power under our system of free Govern- ment. In France the Government changes almost yearly on an average, and sometimes there are several changes within twelve months. In Great Britain the average term of power is much longer, but in both these cases there are questions of war and peace. and international compli- cations of a sort that public men in Canada have little to do with. In provincial politics these are almost wholly excluded. It is therefore with domestic aH`airs that our statesmen, federal or provincial are almost ex- iclusively concerned, and by their _management of the immediate cori- cerns ofthe Dominion or of a Prov- ince our Governments stand or fall.

We may begin at Confederation

and see how it has fared with the ‘parties in thirty-two years since that great event. The Liberal Conserva- 'rive par*y had the first innings in §l)ominion affairs, and held on for six _years till 1873, followed by five years ‘of Liberal rule down to 1878, and then came the long Conservative term of eighteen years to 1896, since ,which the Liberals have held the ,seals of otlice for three years. The lnet result is twenty-four years oi ‘Conservative rule, and eight yea.-rs of Liberal rule.

In Ontario, the largest Province of

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Piikliiglliigar.

The pickling season having come

ll’0\ll1d Again We are prepared as usual to supply our customers with everything they in-iy rnquire in this line.

We have a stock of.

English Malt Vinegar, Canadian Malt Vinegar, English Spiced Vinegar,

Apple Cider Vinegar, _ Proof White Wine Vinegar,

French White Wine Vinegar. Also Pickling Spices Cayinne

Peppers, Turmeric etc.

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HENRY R. LORDLY,C.E.

Am' cm. sono co Ei

Graduate College ot Civil Engineer-inglcg

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the Dominon, the Liberal Conserva- tive party were in power at the be- ll ginning in 1867, and held power till i1871. Since then successive Liberal _administrations have held control down to the present. Their term of power is said to be the longest ever known in the British Empire under our present system` of responsible overnment. Ontario has had four years of Conservative rule and twenty-eight years of- Liberal rule since 1867. '

Quebec has had a record almost as

distinctly Conservative as that of Ontario has been distinctly V Liberal. As in Ontario the Conservative ‘party were in power at the beginning of the new order of things in 1867 and held on under successive Pre- miers till 1878 when the Liberals, ur der Mr. Joly came in for a year and a half. A Conservative term under various leaders then came on and continued *-ill January 1887 when the Mercier Adminstration was installed and lasted 'until the end of 1891. The Conservatives then had their innings till May, 1897, since which date the Liberals under Pre- mier Marchand have been in power. Thus in Quebec, as at Ottawa the Conservatives have ruled for about twenty four years, and the Liberals about eight years out of the thirty two.

In Nova Scotia the Conservative

party held office at the union, but only for a few months, the Liberals _having captured the seals in Novem-

iber. 1867, They remained in oilico

until October 1878. A Conservative ,ministry then succeeded to a four years term down to 1882, since which time the Government has been Liberal. Twenty eight years under Liberal control and four years under Con- servative rule have been approximatelv the relative terms of party dominance in Nova Scotia.

In New Brunswick, where a com-

posite system of Government has pre- vailed, it may be said generally that from 1867 to 1882 the Conservative element was dominant, and from the latter date down to the present the reverse has been true. So that New Brunswick may be said to have shown a fairly equal measure of favor to the

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}i'eenway obtained p3wer,tlius giving seventeen years of Conservative and twelve years of Liberal rule since the Prairie Province entered the union ~ Prince Edward Island has been in union since 1873. Here three years of Conservative rule were followed by three of Liberal control.From 1879 to 1891 was then si pretty long Con- servative term. since which date suc- cessive Liberal Administrations have held the seals of otiice. The division of time shows approximately llfteen Conservative and eleven Liberal years out of the twenty six since 1873. i

British Columbia. came into the

Dsminion iii 1871 and has only in re- cent yeais begun to shape its politics on party lines. The csiiccessive min- istries hrv~‘ been mainly Conservative and at pre-“ent a composite, or coali tion Government is in power.

Taking the four original Provinces

of the Confederation it will be seen that collectively they have chown a. preference for Liberal rule, while federally they kept the Conservative party in power for three-fourths of the years since the union. _ The ex- ceptions are Quebe:,which has usually preferred a Conscrvative local ad- rninistration, and New Brunswick, where the federal party system has 'been excluded.The Provirces of P. E. Island, Manitobii and British Colum- bia have each seen more years of Conservative than of Liberal rule since theyjoined the Dominion. But it is to be remembered that while all the seven Provinces were under Conser- vative control at the time of their ac- cession to the union, five of the seven are now ranged under the Liberal banner, as is the Dominion itself. This brief and hasty review may assist some readers in forecasting our political future.

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' In the old days of

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_--l'7»'_ -if ._ -_ not unusual for.the_ sav-

i age Pagans to cast muo-

of lions, to suffer horri-

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._ is p "fore eath tinallycame

"5-` / __ to their relief. Ir:

and this land of ~

an civilizatiqii _tens fi _ of _thousands ,of

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.@, _ _ _ ,gf-§`f¢r me new tor '- __ ` . m_ents_of ap

/‘ » proaching death

They do this because of a false delicacy fre~ queutly inculcated by _their mothers.

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that cures all weakness and disease of the

von e rescrip on a ays in ammation, heals ulceration and soothes pain. It gives rest and tone to the tortured nerves. Under its magic influence the headaches and pains in the back and sides, the dragging and burning sensations, the nervousness, weak- ness, lassitude and despondency that result from so-called female weakness are ban- ished. It its for wifehood and motherhood. Taken during the period of soiicitude, it banishes the usual discomforts and makes baby’s entry to the world easy and almost painless. It insures the new con1er’s health and an ample supply of nourishment. Thousands of wonicii have testified to its marvelous merits. All good druggists sell it.

Mrs. Ursula Dunham, of Sistersville, Tyler

Co., W. Va., writes: “My baby is now near y a year old. After she was born I had local weak- ness. I could not stand up. I took three bottles of Dr. Pierce‘s Favorite Prescription and it hu cured me. I can now do all my work."

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men mg w i e t e

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than wait until the whole structure is ready to fall. Constipation is the one, a1l-embrac- ing disorder that is responsible for many

othleir dis- easles. Doc- tor ierce s t P easant Pellets cure it. Drug- gists sell them. They never gripe. One little “Pellet” is a gentle laxative, and two a mild cathartic. They are tiny,

spgrg'-coatled granules.

- ot ing ese is “just as P t good." A permanent cure. e S'

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Our New Book

i. “lV1arve11ous Discoveries, in Bible Lands.”

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Active Agents are Wanted

in all part: of Canada, tx whom the most

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ing boots we have had for many years. 11; is °_f zreat value to Bible Reade and the 10'

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class we should like to see you

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and as-we' dislike to i'etiii'n money, we must, give vm,

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distinctly feminine orgauism. It acts 'di-’ . rectly on the delicate and .important orgaris s ‘ ' -_7i‘.;;»_ _

concerned in maternity and makes _them 5 » -_ J" '

strong andhealthy. It is Dr. Pierce’s Fa~ . V , "'f.m~'-»‘ _

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.Ch'town, 25th Sept. '2weod

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Wea.:-_e after. Ev# ry style, kind and fashion fiiiflsits eai~lic.et showing here The men to whom we expect to sell

Slmrey’s Ready-lailiireil tlnlhlng-' _ se AR E TH E VIEN

who have worn made to measure clothes If you grave] In

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SCHOLAR AND PARENT* willfindonr su Exercise Books, Scribblers, Pens, Inks, Paper, &c. &c. larger ai ~

~ ever before. Prices always the lowest. One and all invited to JP .9 bi#

There is a marvelous medicine for womenf

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That denrable residence

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wp ed bv W D McKay . i tiiriiistod iz. hist c as

cititul is ilu- u,g,L¢»|°

Has no rival in point. oi'Sti~eiiuth air! flavor on Frigcp Wh "‘ "‘ "age etc- Th

Edward Island, oi- iii all Kanada, When pi-ice is t tken into iiyrhhiicidri dh tzseijiiiihssil

cons ideravt on, _. _ A ’ ,,,_,, “y

-The oest pro0f_ of this is the numbers of Tea. drinkers 1“"' Pa’ '°‘°“1°\'° “PPlY ‘O

who are now claiming to have been the first to discover its* GEPRGE E' excellence and to tell it out among the people '

_ Insist on getting Puie Brahmin from your grocer _I9 td_

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_ here for less money, and the fi est ad N

Rolling at cost make room for fall stock coming rin. gtlireg

place for birgams at

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ARTHUR

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