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THE `GUAlilLll`Al\`, (H\RLOT'l`E'l'bWN. MAY 22 i899

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\\ homer you own a house, or

need WALL PAPER this Spring. We have suitable desivns for every room in it, and color&i_,s L0 harmonize with Bll lZh8 DGW shades in Carpets and Draper- ies. You will find our prices right, too, no betaer value anywhere.

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All leading plans of insurance with

up-to-date policies.

Rates and information furnished

on application.

STANDARD LIFE AGEllCY,~

33 Queen St. Charlottteown

F.W:IIynlIman,

Gen’I Agent.

ARTHUR G PEAKE. - JOHN 0- HYNDMAN- I

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'|'|.| E G U AR |] | AN _ s..fZ‘ 55,". `Z..‘l.‘1°.‘§‘$l‘.°.'$i.“‘Li.l.ff`§.lil§‘if.”§§i _ THE EDITUR 5 MAIL

.~\n Independent Journal, iintramnielled and

fearless; aiming to be

,not build the new steamers required lfor the Canadian Fast Line under

tl I R liable Newsy _ .

elil:,;'ein:1|ialim? 'io feurtlicr fue best in orders that are in ahead. The enor-

ed h fo

e I=’eop1e’J PaP°1`

mous demands for new shipping have

Published at its oillces New Prowse Block also caused an 3'dv_a'nc9 in C0317: esti'

\orth side ligst Otllce at the following rates yfntiiieg llediuhhngiily (except Sunday) three when the proposals for the Fast Line

ni :loo 00

o m m $1 50 in advance

' eekly' Edition (Thursday) per year 00 _ __ ,. _ Q1 25,m advance . _ e e ons. ou will probably arencn offices ° . '. n_ I

r ii Y have been e8t_a_b__°hed atthefouowing places' th GUARDIAN ,, so sa 8 the Pandas p eamble sa; s. is forthe promotion off' _,i

wliene subscriptions may be paid. news film- . ° _ ' -7 _ ' temperance. “Onward Christian Sold- _ (gy _ , _

,Q ,, lslied, advertteiigiiis. i0b W°1‘k M14 °t\\°1‘ W9* We certainly thought the Patriot ie h- h vii

ss i rg " § iififiillig, cn?rie's Bookstore-D. K. Cui-ri» ‘f '

. be ` `

Manager

Al rwn. Alberton Bookstore, G. S. Muttart

nfis nest 'relennone oiilce. R seenisnuireiit in. n Mocnmnv. I J. P. noon.

er yr _

‘inweielny ii itiontluonu as iliui- l per

‘e 1 ~ _ berests ofthe peopletand l‘€<=0lim1Z K °1`° W5” Ph '

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A80 So

mated at £70,000 more per ship than

were considered.

-‘The Patriot has covered up no

disgrnselul transaction, as stated by

Heaven. ln that case, for party pur-

Efilroi-. Business Menazei-° poses, the Patriot argued that the

- doubt quite in accord with the pro- good- sense to see that it would mean.

_ _ """'°' . license doctrines of the fallen Patriot. their funeral, and withdrew it The »~

N°‘h“‘S ‘S ”’°"’ '”°”“"Y °°'”“‘” Bei no one believes uint Hon. Dnvid people °l °\1r°°°°¢ry have zotinw the

than that a' number of the lepresenqa' l Laird would have become the apolo- habit Of having their °Pi°i°\\° l1"'“0l‘°‘l» tives who voted for the License Bill I _st for tmnsactions of that sort and the members of the present zoverm will be forced out of publiclife at ‘g ____ ' mentwill have some very personal and

thefi to t 't wh th l ` `

rs r uni y en e poop e _ . . . . ditlicult questions to answer when

h“e___ch§§; to speak A few of __ The goiernment redistribution bill they look mr re_elecnon_ The gctiom them would probably never have 1§]°ud1yd_°P°u“°fd by the C;US°_'i_‘;;'-° of Mr. Prowse in trying to have 'lhe .van their adhesion to that retmgada tl" OPPOSWIOU 39 5 Seffyma-U 01'- 0 saloons open until 10 a. in. on market Seaaure had they intended ever again protest appears to be based manly _on days is particularly to be regretted. To.

the fact that country boundaries arc- those men who have stoodlrue against

5° P"°S°“° l"_h°mS°l"e3 before °h_° P90919 not in all cases adhered W, ard than this suicidal measure ot their govern- ’ f0_l; 1'€'€1@_<;l`»10D- The); “F9 tlgokmg 913°’ there is 8 wide digerence between the ment is due the greatest respect of their w ere t an towar..s e e pcop e. lation of different to Sed com fellow countrymen, and it will surely Others of the number, includin Pcfpu . P po ' '

g ._ . be remembered in their favor when tha

some in whom the tempe,-ance mm. Stlguenglesb Its avgwed ob-lect lsdto day of reckoning comes. We all feel munity have hitherto relied, counted un ° t e onservamve gerryman cr thankfulfor the honest stand of Tim

. 1 - and .not to be ob' GUARPyAN_ _ rt§i..il":l:.e;it.;:;..‘;°‘;s.fel:‘;i i--is is A of lottetown would be a good thing ami judges will be appointed to arrange ~ .A Srnonc Liisimsi..

salved their consciences with, the Phe boulldanes °f."he dlgerent Fillings ~ ~ hope of “making both ends meeto by into which counties are to be divided. Patriot Illslllt t0 Ill,” means of a revenue derived fro-n licen- In P’ E Islaind Lb? old counties mu » .luTy°

sing the liquor m_a$c These men if be the constituencies of the future,

they eueinpe reelection, will landline Q"°"’“ “”" P"’°° °“°" "'° ’°°“'” '*"° SIR -Th°`P=iri°¢vi\h itparfy hav

P60Ple of P E. Island have lost con- members running wgether’ and -Kings ing allied rh°‘99°’v°° °8`“i°"" l‘°mP°"° iidence in them and in the govern- refurmng one member' The changes ance hr? °°w.Pr°P"°d by. ev"-7 species. nn in -in on so »» » ;;,:‘,:_;;°.,;';';;°,;“°°i “ml "le I:;::1:I:“;f;.;‘:.;’:‘f:°tI.‘§:°::::.i'.;..; 99°' °f_ l?°°"- _ °___'__ ~ the old rum-den arguments-argunienis

Politically no greater mistake The Patrion gms up ,_ good deal of ridiculed by 'themselves before the

.could have been made. No act re- spam: in dwhng with that petition of someriault- ad libitum. But I do ob- sonably possible for the Farquharson _,the most respects,” tempemnce pew jeetlto thegd heaping insult upon the

_ _ _ i», I-,0 h 'ted ld _ .. , . . » who e-sou t m france workers all bi><'°l=1 Assw- gzzzrggfgnw muzgetf a b;;';,_ £18 1” __'l'_" °1'»_5_" "_l'1‘_=_l! 1,” alllifnlefl M1; over ine provides? The Greed Division

vative government _into power at the z;lt§;n-:sin 3 Lsnggigiséglel mv_ gxahe °fdT1?mP°f`°”°°’ 'htm PGm.nd'

‘ " '"‘ °3"li°9'~"P°38ib1° dame' N° “ct co-uid ernmeri)t’s action onytheli nor questgdn lcialgiitlliaiili; thl:aJpW`s'Ct'J? Umvtliild

have done .more to sink the Liberal q " ' ' ' ° " '

SATURDAY MAY 20 1899.

It asks, “Wh is PHE Guan

party into the depths of popular dis- . y . DMN 8°

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S. S. -“Cohan” sailing from Montreal I

lotietown, Monda 22nd an

tdundlaud. via North Sydney, carrying.

produce under deck, at lowest possible

Titel. g

For further particulars as to freight

and passage, apply to

PEAKE BROS. & CO.,

- Agents.

Ch’town,

May 16th, ’99. .

A Steel Feed Boiler this 1-alll , We have some nice steel boilers in stock that we willsell at a

small advance on cost.

These boilers are made of the best steel plate and by the best

boiler makers.

Wegiililaranteethemtobefirst res tfh

Call and see us before purchasing lf elsewhere. C

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Chmlgtmwvyiil Lb”-L -`

Phohow M spd- Newfoundland and impusld a G d

risy.

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say, “this is writ sarkastic ”

So far as the leaders are concerned

itis well understood th-al?-neither the

. _ I Premier nor the Attorney General ex-

Friday. May 19th, will be due at Char- .

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for SL John 8 and Harbor Grace' Ne"- other directidns. Already two Premi- horles. cattle and sheep on deck and `6l'S l1l»V6 retired in <1\1i¢l¥ l\1°°°8°i°Ui

and the third is eagerly looking for a hance of escape, having ingloriously closed his legislative career by hang- ing the license millstona around the

ppplrpof his followers and his political me purpom This is '_ _grave chm_ge_

When these followers awake to the . . . ._ e

fact_8s they will awake when they is unwilling for the petition to be

_ _ _ __ ___ _ _ -K --_ #return amongtheir constituents-that

their leaders have led them_into the

W _ W# liceilse ditch only to desert them there, - they twill see the huge blunder they

have committed. Politically their mistake was a fatal one. Morally it will not bear the light. And it will be an inglorious ending to the public

life of those who go down under the _ , that it is an br n . weight th ` tak th ` . 9' new' 4 _ » - .i...n.... °"T.‘.‘.’."§.'°i...."’}.l‘f‘.l‘.’l“..i .TS lndisestlvn. Dlrzlness, N°°-10°. Wh °f1=-=° ies s°°dS»

pec 0 t e temperance community, Indies” gmt yan, uve, N0 °

every respect- No cast ; ,_ While the advocatesof the liquor traiiic

im” °”d°’ “name ' hold them in derision for their hypo-

lull slfwlll ill noone pm.. - - i ll

xon commercial travellers. As the te lamented Artemus Ward would

favor. And if Prince Edward Island Sinilflgi; Ptzflggén o;i;?0u!;M:;‘;_8;)n°€;§E' siioniu be the ann of the Libs.-ei pi-ov- S _.___ i .h. ,_ gk hh.. . "___ `incesto'fal-lout of the of that gy.” 1 'DEW ul 1 so. - .e_.g9Ye -» _ vm lfurther ferithe ment of ieglslliture tak? t canal”

A cause of the downfall thenthe Farqu- °°°rs° ln Plibhc mfners. °"gh t 12°” t . . ~~ ' _ .G51 hum” Hcéme' Act 6-f 1899 - _b0 §_PI_`1V9-Y# UJBWUI'-‘ Q 1_8 ‘Dj 95511' °f°_ale wide enough to comprehend ther L?

` ' °` " " ‘ ' 'I ' ' ilmeauing of the_ newly constructedrum _ K _ _ .__ I-

Ps;-tyin all than-__ manonuv,-es, ,nd as £3 .: Our assortment of _Kid Gilovea._for_ _this _ “ze_al<_>_ts”_ they will betound both stmng .37 ~ ' 9 _ cludes all the most stylish 'lines of the -best

{l_:1<_i`l;1s\1n;er_pusP'eneugh ltp reseng :pe Lil e You'll find all the 'fasliisonablo colors here.; i su_ _o t_e__ atriot an -punis 't e rj.. ' Kid gloves 90c,_ 1.'()_()_,.1,1(_)-_1_,g_5;’ _'_;-__ ie. perpetrators of this last most disgrace- Mach, mon, g1_00'_` 1,19’ L20’ 1;() _z 191 _lr=_11»=°ll°°- _ ‘ rebrio 'gloves _19,_»ie,_ 22, too psi; .pm-»

public concern. Everyman and wom- an in P' E. Island has a ri htto know

names of the signers. We certainly have no desire to abuse or- n_`iis`r_e'pi;e- sent these persons as the Patriot falsely alleges, .We simply want to know who they arl and what _manner of petition they signed. We are the more desirous to publish the pctition be- cause one of the persons who circulated it says the _Patriot has misrepresented

Is this the realreason why the Patriot

published? We again call for thepeti- tion. This is the third time of asking.

Constipation, Headache, Blllousness, ` Heartburn

is out of order. _ The best medicine to rouse the liver and cure all these ills. is Mind tn

six years, owing to the number of

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ttried to “sever up the Scrimgeour . Jogmey Quinn bonded warehouse transaction. a most " -_- '~*~'-°- e

rv}I»"ii`Jre

Sin,-Let no man Eliyah-like think

he is all that is lets. to flzht for temDer~ ance. There are _iet 7,000 who never bent the elbow. New men coming in every day to buckle on the armour. Wef welcome the new recruits, Messis. John McDonald and J_ohn \Vhear. who solicited names to the -petition .asking for the Farquharson law, which as the r

Sm,-To thnsect ua who have credit-

Charlottetown Alliance, and every for- » ward temperance institution in the pro- v'inc`e._ have declared _ ‘unanimously- against -license or a ium-revenue. These `

the terms of the petitioig and the_

.- Good Vialtie.

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ress. Recently she has foll._.»~» - -i ~| Scents. Sold bv nlluiedlcinedealeilu. Sunnyside n ra rugs om

l1l1de1‘S.Eliirll1¢¢1'S vllfllfwhinlstl. 7 examples of Prince Edward island _-

be "narrow minded °’ but their minds

I _ - Yours, _ - ` AN Orin TEMPLAR.

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Fishing Supplies.

Reels from 15c up, ‘ A nice heavy brass click reel 20c, Lines from 5c to $1.50

Casts l0c up ' Rodsetc. 20c ' Fitted rods 50c upwards, The beauty of our fishing gear is

old lines or rods

See our fishing:`gear and Prices.

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Wrights

Furniture

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Where your money accomplishes more than elsewhere.

'Vg;’_\_'c buillladup a large business by winning and retaining

p _c _con ence. We secured this confidence by giving' the public indespatable values-no trouble for ns to meet any clearance prices quoted.

Our stock is going out with a rush--eviden ° th

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. here is nothing so attractive or stylish for Ladies this Spring. `"? I ` U

We have six elegant lines _ l

are tbe‘meii I hear the Patriot dubs- as ‘ “narrow mlndedl,zealols..”-.:They. may »

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_We’ll make special mention of our line, ~it’s_ ‘

' ‘ Ladies all Wool'Cashmere~'Hose tselhngfat

pair. We would likeqou to see them.

Ladies Ribbed cotton Hose.-l0c per Mens cotton Half Hose-6c per pair Men’s Black Cotton Hose-12c per pair

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New is -the time to buy; your summer You’ll need it soon. We have a complete stock mens Childrens and Mens"Und'erW&'.`1‘- 7' I -

- Ladics,__under_vests-I-5c ' Ladies.-Undcrvests-A-l0c _

Mens Underwear-136 per suit

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ost' fashionable efects are

Our variety of materialsis so large, we are sure

_ ed the members of the “sent "em can suit any taste, at a. price to suit any purse,

_government were not_responsible, and mem Wim ordinary _msmon _mga mg Ria) All Wool sei-gee-25a per yard

it concealed as far as it could the ugly » “sing of their cleverly named m'mnse_ [_ ff: Fancy Dress Goods-25c per yard

e facts of the case. That-Sci-imgeour_ get came as 8 paimul mrprim. _Thi _._-slgfgl

' is still the owner ofa bonded ware-_.go;°mment_ under wg Hon; Fwd_` ___ _ I _ l _ M _ h°“9° and i8“5"h°"Y b°‘"-‘W °m°°"» Peters introduceda measure of a some-=

WHAT WILL COME OF I1. *B Wen “S °' J“Sti°° °f the P°°~°°» is U0 what similar character but had the-`

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One Good Vest ~‘ Steady work and-

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Ml new correct 'ella all I i ._

pe r ght colors E. .. ' < alues

` A dark-chocolate oxford, medium toe L E V

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2 pnir gi}°_ade_turned hsole Kelly toe $l,85 ' 'Q . _ __ f

ig t c _occ ses-sit -sion. feel $1.95 'f _ L '- A dark chocolate" with handsome vtljfting top $2_25 L5 . n A medium chocolate. “Bells make” coin toe $2,-10 ' *T V _ , A

A desk-non ehoeolsts with Brown sion. nop $2.85 - é ' -

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s y e an appearance these sixiines are without a peer. E; u `

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