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l _ I- 'ran cr-rarer.-o'r'rs:'ro»wr~i GUARDIAN

The THE HOME RULE BILLS OF MR. GLADSTONE. _

You Ever fasted

We can make such a

statement about Moirs candies with assurance ,_ you'1l agree with us. i Nothing in the line of

chocolates can surpass ~i

, _

Moirs '

The delicious good- ~:` ies _ ci ine packed in - handsome boxes also 25 varieties in bulk you ._ i can always dep-nd on their fre-lines- here. Be | sure and get them here i if you want to please.

.l.G. Jamieson

Druggist

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' Vie' men _

“ideal” A,

Fountain Pens ~j_

_ the standard of the if _ world. -5

=. » We have a large 3

s t 6 c l; of regular, safety, self fitting and _' poid niounivd in all styles ot' points to suit _1_ any hand. » ’

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G. HF. Taylor

_ ;t¢._err picrans E

! ___i%

oi on _ ,, To get forks, knives, spoons ~ " __ ` and fancy pieces oi quality ‘, and beauty asf: for 1 iorrisnos _ if i ` ‘Z »' This brard i; known as '_§

_gg “Silver Plat: that W:‘arr ' ' ; '__ 'I`0l'>uyfhisiv:\rei:2of§r-r~l\eut- `

most service and satisfaction f. and the hc:r'.'icrt silver plate.

Known for over C() yrrzrs. _

Sold by Lending Dealers "` "

if _ ~.....|.--» .- 1535>-

e- - r -- .; --

See aaaa _ I

that -golden crust

and Note

the delicious flakiness of

the loaf.

found only in .

ciinraoivs ’

sour:-mini:-imrao ,

'At your grocers-fresh

every day. _

Schooner For Sale

Nia. ulic M 'fhurliourri sails and riiriuirili

gear in good order. !\pp“y

l-I. llOS\VELL. F

\`icf.\»ri:| i

2-io:| f`

"Naturally you desire to get some~ |

thing in a Wall Decoration that will he different from most other people. Come in anytime this afternoon and talk the matter over with Mr. Wan-i zer. the expert on interior decom- tions. You will he delighted by the wonderful range nf handsome designs he has to show, and his suggcstiorisl in tasteful Wull decorations will be ai revelation to you. Moore as Mclleod.

"Bargains in Uhilflrcn's Boots ati

Gott Bros Big Removal Sale. 2-17d3i

"If you want it Pair of Fclt Boots

to finish out the Winter ut n Blrz Discount, call at Goh Bros. 2-l7d3i

"40 inch Black Paillctto aillrs have

just come in-see this wonderful val- ue-bright., good weight, just right _for dresses-99 cents per yard. Moore lr McLaod's. ` 2-12dtf.

"All shootings and pillow cottona

‘bought at the ‘White Goode Bala will be hammed free. Moore & McLeod. ,

,.Wmm ummemmmr

The late Mr. Gladstone, famous

dom, was at first opposed to Home Rule for Ireland, but in the early eighties of the last century he began to come round in its fa\'or. One thing that had great weight with him was that the Imperial Parliament. was terribly eumhered and over- veighted by the multiplicity and vol- nie of the busiriess with which it had to deal. In 18813 he introduced his first Home Rule hill. His second hill was intwdfuccd in 1893.

Both these bills withheld from the

pro1.‘osed Irish Parliament the power to deal with matters of defence, for- eign policy, the colonies, customs, excise and the post office. The first hill .excluded Irish representatives from the House of Commons alto- gether. The second bill (as amended in committee) provided for eighty re- presentatives for Ireland in the Par- liament at Westmirister, who might vote on nil questions/ But so far luzrk ns 1880 Mr, (lladstoue hail con-

r'1‘i‘.`(‘\i the iflcfl of fndcrgliging the llnitcd Kingdom. In his famous Mid- lothian campaign he said,” “If wc can infilie zwraiigeiiieiits under' ivhieh Ire- Inud, Scotland, Wales und portions of 'England can deal with questions of local nnd special interest to them- selves more efficiently than Parlia- ment now can, that, I s;i_ will I

the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland 1880 Lord Beaconsfield denounced th

ine." John Bright thought the bill

WHS Il8C9SBEl.l`y .

not become law. Time and amelior- :iting measures have accomplished

ltude of the` Home Rulers today is

twcnty or' thirty yearn ago. Charles |Stewnrt Parnell, speaking in Cincin- innti in 1880 declared thut Home Illulc meant “the destruction of the ilnst link which keeps Ireland bound ito l'ln|zlarul." No one now drcnms of political separation, or of a hostile

ii-'ea dividing the two countries. The supremacy of the British Parliament in national affairs is cheerfully ac- cepted and proclaimed by the Irish

_ V. ieilcaders. At the same time thc feel-

UIC lltfillllmvnt of ri grunt national ini; in favor of loenl Parlirrrnents for

g‘;‘L‘l-_U __ Scotland, Eiigland and Wales, as

is o interest to recall the ntti

tiidc and views of some of the Brit~ 1880

foreshadowed b_v Mr. Gladstone in

seems to lic steadily growing.

GUARDING 'ri-in vouivo.

lu llluutreal und some other Cann-

diun cities there ure regulatioiis for the protection of children, some of

Iineut unattended by their parents. ilsonic of them nr-c found committing.: 'petty thefts, or hcggirig money under ,the pretext of needed bread, hut real-

which it would seem might mth ___0_ ,ly to obtain the means of amusing

priety mid advantage bc nrloptcd in

themselves Parental ne lect is

_ g .` lit:

(‘linr'lotteto\vii. Among these isn ivy-idollbt a mm" "msc [Ur 'meh ]"p"w"°‘

inn' which prohibits thc ntterrrlmicc of children under' fifteen years of mgc :it plz-lives of aiuuscinent or entertain- ment unless they nre nttcriderl by their' pai'i‘.rits, guarilinns, or other rc lntives. Tlie responsibility is placed upon pi‘o1u'if>.tor‘s,_or in.'.truir:crs, of such places of resort to see that un- nttenflcll children are not given nd- mission. and rt few days ago in Mon- treal a number of proprietors were sunirnoned, pleaded guilty and were rounrily fined for virilatioii of the or-

ilirit vihere the Parents fail, it is thi duty of the city or the state, ns fur :is possible, to ;:iiai‘rl the morals and virtue cf the young. .liivcnileliuinari nature ii-i uiucli the same in Flmr lottetoivn as in the lurgcr cities and there is need of the some siifegiimds here as there. ,

:z--Keep in trim-Nothing li’<e a

good tonic to keep you clear nfeolds etc. Helps you to ward oil diseases. Rexnll (`.clery`stnd Iron is thc idcstl tonic for nerves and blood. Malics you feel better frorii the first,dose. $1 ai

`ish statesman of those dnys with re~

Liberal leader of the United King- gard to Home Rule. In a letter to

Home Rule movement as "a danger in its ultimate results scarcely less ; disastrous than pestilenee and fam-I

of 1886 did not go far enough. “If.

you establish un Irish Parliament,"| --

hc said, "give it plenty of work und - plenty of responsibility. Throw the l Patarrliozoiic proves especially i»Z°‘“\ Irish upon themselves. Malte them `i“ U10” °h"°"i"' “Kees ‘vlllrc "',“c‘"m forget England; let their energies he.. ' ' ` _ [engaged in Irish party warfare." But! ' ' 'Bright did not believe Home Rule.few breaths through the inhaler 5"”

It is easy now to see that it was,

well that Mr. (lladstone's bills did properties of Catarrhozoiie act al-

much in the meantime and the atti-

vcry diflerent from what it was . flllillk MH-l lBBU“K C‘"`e mf “°“e wms'

t`af_:n'_rh is Bad

By Acting To-day You Can Quickly Cure Canrrh And Avoid Bronchitia, Per- haps Consumption.

ns'

~IMost Agreeahle and Sureat (lure is

1 Untrirrhozone, Which (‘ures Every

Curable Case.

drops down the throat, sickens the lstomach, and pollutes the breath When the nostrils are stuffed. ‘mlb 11

Eneeded to clear the passages and lwhere there is coughing and sore bronchial tubes the soothing, healing

most as magic. _ _

Once you stop taking medicine rn-

ito the stomach and get the healing loin; and pure brilsams of (`atarrho-

.one at work you can be sure of

i »

Lcatarrh, weak lungs, bronchitis, and -speakci"s sore throat.

. ~1a Yr-:Aus or cxraiinn rfuiiico. . _ i “As Catarrhozonelins cured me of a !Cntarrhal Cough and Asthu -a that ilasted thirteen years, I feel I eau ihonestly recommend it, I really used I-qimqug 'inq 'auioipaw 10 Sflulli 1|" lozone was the only one that did any 'real good. I am entirely cured-have inc cough, no bad breathing SIJCUS. fnot a sign of a cold or cntarrh a- bout me. But I will occasionly use Tata;-rh0znm=,' I prize it an highly. ‘Mrs. E. L. Osgood, Johnson 1*. U., ` Ont.'

The complete $1.00 Outfit of Cn-

tarrhozone is sudicient for 2 months' reatment, and is guaranteed. Small- er size, 50e., at all dealers. or The ‘ Catarrhozone C0-. BIIWHIU. N- Y~. mill Kingston, Ont.

Stop Thai Itch!

I stop that itch in two seconds with D. D. D.

No remedy that l luivc 1,-\'r=r sold'

for Eczerna_ l’sori:i.sis, und :ill otlier diseases of the akin has given n‘0I`l‘. thorough satisfaction than the D.D.D. Prescription for Eczema

io. A. Foster, rift..-b-gist, <'r-nmul

Drug Store.

l i

-1-kf=T-~-_-~-~1,- _,___,_,,_. ,__ __

lfyon feel weak and rundown

alter fighting a heavy cold ilierc is

rlinance in question.

The newspapers tell that it is the

intention that hereafter the law shall bc strictly enforced. The 'Recorder of

the city has given his opinion that '

the rnnks of juvenile dclinqucnts who

find their way to the police courts Dm" M' Ed1t°r"I “""ld ilk” U

bottle. Sole ngents, The Mncliinnoi Drug Co., Cor. Gt. Geo. & Kt. Sts

2-ltldrtf,

'l‘Hl’<} PROHIBITION AMENDMENTS

nolhiiigivc cculd reconinicnd that

' will do you an much good as

VINOL $1.00 hottie, E A Foster,

Vinci Agent, Central Drugstore..

ll NEW Hilti

Cunt-¢r\'ntivc victoric _have lately

. ~ in this province especi-

gileyil Miionirietlie second district of

wen be pgrdoued for honoring such an event. It was for tue piirrwse of celebrating the recent Provincial Corf- scrvativc victory 89 Wen as doillg honor to the suc¢‘.cBBf\11 CBI1dld0U‘5 U* the second district of Q\1een's that about sixty electors _of I_\'€\V Haven and Vi°*"i°Y-“W” th°_‘l°_l‘fl‘fff":__“.'F_t_°f.E_’

Uorns Dissolved _AWHY

By Painlea Remedy

No pain no euttine, no plnsters or

pads to press the sore spot. Put- nam’s Corn Extractor ruakUS l-UF* °"1;i“ gn without pain. Just apply u<'L'"l‘ ' ing to directions and you can then forget you ever had a corn. _.lust as good for ca]10uses_ warts nr l)1Yl10nE. It removw the muse and thereby ef- fpcts B lasting relief. Putnam s Iain- less Corn and Wart 1<lxtrucf»0\"-'UIC name tells the story-l>l”iCf= 250- Def

Queen's that conservatives there may'

cousins and aunts, etc., assembled at the residence of Michael Davereux on the night of February 8th.» The ev- ening was fine, the accommodation at Mr 1Jeversux's was ample, and in-

deed everythangseemed to contribute towards mak ng this the most suc- cessful country banquet ever held in the Province. Music was in evidence in different. rooms of the house.

One might hear the bag-pipes, which

were played by Mr McDonald, the or- gan, which was played by several rnernbers of the_fair sex, or the viol- in and accordion, played by some of the young men. Various amusements i.-ere ,ini-ticlpnttd in to the aeiight or everyone present and all had an on- portunity to tip the light fantastic toe. The large diningroom, too,was a scene of beauty and here, as else- where, all enjoyed themselves. Every- thinlg necessary to tempt the allpetite was provided in abundance. A feature of the varied program was short; speeches by T. Cass, M. Mc- Neil, A.McLaughlin,, Walter Shaw, Charles McNeil, Geo McDonald and

others. At an early hour ori_ Feh'y 9th the party broke up with three cheers for the representatives and three more for the respected host. The efforts of the committee who

'made the arrangement for the ban-

quet and of the ladies Who so kindly assisted were much appreciated h

_ _ . v

hottie. soul by dfusgisfs- . -

those pi csenf.

Cascareis insured

Inside Cleanliiéig

The millions of _Cascaret

have Headache, conf use" “Glu

\_i>&tiou B,_|_

iousness or Sick s¢°,,,a,;h_

It is'more necessary that

your Bowels, L'y N" hw clean. Pure and ficldi ailiilan 8:°.‘“i\th keep the sewers and drains i I' t° large city _free from obst ge 01 “

Are you keepin rum°"'

g cl -

Caacarets-or merely e;;’:_c§:;iiis with saslawaty every few days ,mg 85:*

'l - 9.

i:iiiDoll‘xtadt.m ls or cast0r_°m This is

(iascarets immediately gig

regulate the stom h, mm “nd fsour. undigested uzll ferlcmols um

mentin

d f l ~ 5 |004

an fi; gasses, take the excess yn,

om a liver and curry out M

system the deeomp d th* and Poison in tneoliiteliliiiilic mam'

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bowels B

No odds how badly and

feel, R Cascaret tonight willlpgiiiaigaili ll t b - $.i..i.§’“ °“ .1 ’ ”’°‘“‘"“' “W no

you oep. A 10-cent boxf

your druggist win ir ’°,’“ family feeling good forehibrituhliir guhle forget the cniiiiren-sim utu' -W

cs need o. good, gentle cleansirlgmgid

r 0

ure heiui: constantly recr'uit.ed from g;;E:yinan_al,l£'_I° U( ,four v9`Iuiim`_ 1"4

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A I or ima nn

children of tender age who frequent ' K [ml Cfbgervatlonl 11- ‘ ‘ ~ -, 2 ` ‘

i rar iiousr or oiniur i'

Handsome Ouifitsfor Spring

SUITS $1 2.oo and :$1 5.oo

for i9r'2. V

Handsome Knitted Goods ,` 4: ff'

See our special

CORSliT

oilerin g

in the ladies' parlors.

All our wool goods and

aeroplane knitt caps ‘

on sale _

$1.50 for $1.15 $1.25 lol' 950.-

Childr'en’s knitt

wool ierseys at Q

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clearance prices. »1>

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50 lailies’linitfed ` See our lin

touching one phase of the proposed iohiliitoiy limi _ _ S. ) _ ed,

the cheap places of resort and amuse- improvement in thc operation of oi; The proposed amendments prohibits . H -

n _ _ 1 _ . . .

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itching, and as I kept on

,lf -_‘ rctziird tu flrusv doclorii iriterested in

.. A, , '_ drill: stores who now violutc the -_

Hero is one of the many eases in which

several members of one family have benefited from the household box of Zam- Buk. Col. -Sgt. Louis Elliott. 3rd Co., 46th Ba.tta.1ion, Poterboro, Ont., says: “Tim lower part of my face. cheek and chin broke out in small rad pimples, which later fostered and broke, forming nasty sores and dry scuba- The itchlnz set up by these eruptions and sores was terrible. and seemed far worse during the night. All kinds of soaps. washes and oizitznents were tried in the vain attempt to get relief, even to bathing with carbolic acid and water. Finally I thought of Zam-Bak and nfrraightway procured a box at the drug store. One night/1| application brought great relief ,from the intense plying this balm daily, the innammatlon

al!

was soon drawn out. and in less than_a. woek'a time the sores were thorougiily healed and ovary scab banished."

Mrs. Elliott, 139 Sherbrooke St., Psterboro, tolling of Zam~Bu.k’s

cisco on hor ;oungers:u Walter, nays : " Ho slipped and caused a wound on liizi r'i':ld'- hip. which developed into a. running sore. 1-‘rom this smaller news spread until his lower limbs were covered with ulcers- Thesa proved v.ry alarming and I feared blood-poisoning! I began tho Zcirn-Buk treatment. and it really seemed to aid like magic! In a. remarkably short space of time the raw running sores were all healed. I am very grateful indeed for his cure. and I atronzly recommend all mothers to keep Zam-Buk always handy.”

TVIIAT ZAM-BUK \VlLL CURE. ~

4* ' ` l

f Mclifalnigal, the confessed dynamltcr,

'drug stores-very good-but no re-

striction scems to he placed nu tin-i <l`i‘§iT5i5|'ti`5ii of it by doctors-tliat is

I if they clrtini its use for medical pur- \ poses. lf cver~y doctor on l‘. E. ln-

.in fi

ii ii‘-iiiiiiiiiiiii r ' ' 1 ‘=_f\\.»~1 ii ~'. J- ln:-=:,'i -_»;»‘.*»t"¥r_:~l'.`»_.f.‘¢;';l"f tl. \lf'.si>ii\>»1==.:€i\

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~ a,/init pl_',T1»\',‘

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liou’ll probably need a suit---Natty

sdits,dapper coats and smart outer waists.

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I"“"'“@

Fertilizers

` land was honorable cnougli to dis- pense the wretched stuff only when absolutely necessary-and reliable idoctors say that is not often-then it would he a different matter. Ilut, Mr. ldditor, we have some doctors on this Island who lirive an interest in drug stores and what would tire. drug store aincnrlment mean to them .-merel the transferrin' of c “ t

low.

‘vVimt I' elnim we rwed, is the lnwi

amended so :is to proli-ihit nli doe- tors from handling liquor at all.

,of the very hcst doctors in the Pro-' vinee hold. At all events the matter ` is ri, vital one and should be careful- ,_ ly investigated before furth r -"

not enough for uuv man to get up in

ithinlrs this or thot, unless he has] had occasion to discuss thc questioni \~.'if.h sonic of our best and most rc- lifihle rloctoi's. I vcnturc to say and I believe flint the Medical Associa- tion of this island would most cor-

I have iust referred to.

Thanking: you for valuable space, I am, etc., etc.,

X. Y. Z.

l TRAIL OF DYNAMITEIIS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 19-()l`t;iel‘}.

is not to he arraigned here with the other defendants on March 12th, hut will be brought here durint: the trials, prohahly in May. It is not stated whcn McManignl will he arraigned.

Arrest of J. W. Irwin, at Chicago,

yesterday, puts the Government into possession of all Init two of the fifty

._ , ._ .._. _ 'I1 .. ' _.j .' _ _,_~. ~ y i. th wc. ff

I. “_ _.2 `»:,. ‘.'._.,_~=.'» _ iroods’ under another roof-thnt, it lf-`{» `,» ~,-_ 9 " _1 occlirs to mv, would he thc rinse in

This is the view that sonic, atleast., '

e amend .

ments to the law are naked for. It is '

ian Alliance meeting and say he `

flinlly approve of such legislation as -i

_ the stile of intoxicating liquors hy ;;- » "_ ‘ -""""' ;°l` """` _ W W Y'

Farm.. With f ' "

What Kind` of Crop

_ Will You Have This Year?

-_, Vi/'ere you satisfied with last year’s crops? \7Vould

you liketo have a bigger and better one this year? \7Vould you like to have every square inch oi your farm give forth its full value in all that is sown?.

' And if you could secure these results at a suizill outlay, and iionclrlifioiiril lat or, would you make the atteni t?

P .

_ These results are just what you will secure if you feed our land with our

English Unurixed F crfilizers-the best plant food that seiendie has yet discovtd. These plant foods are not a stimulant, they are a food, pure and simple. They feed the land just the elements it is lacking in-just the right elements for prompt, proper and profitable cultivation of your crops. They make every square inch of soil more fruitful. fertile and valuable, and besides making it so product-

. ive this year, will make it equally so for next year.

_ These F eriilizers are Condensed' I

Plant Foods that, and Nothing More

These Fertilizers are plant foods pure and simple. They are unmixecl und can he furnisli-

ed in quantities and qualities to suit any kind or ‘lass of soil. Your potato or turnip fi'-'lll "lily need one class of fertilizer, your wheat or out fi ld may want another, your orchard or CON! field might need another, but in every .cafe you can find in these Uumixed Fertilizers just the class of plant food that your land needs :ind no other will give yousucli splendid rc:~ulls.

These fertilizers have been used and endorsed by all lending govt rnment experts and

Pl'°5PCl'ous farnierséhroughout the Dominion. They show the new, rational. :cientific vf'21'°f farm cultivation an only by their use can your farm hc as rich and profitable as it should bc.

A post-card addressed to us will bring you illustrated booklets on farming and fertilizers,

ns well as tlie results of interesting exr.i-riments conducted along these line.

been recording aecretarv and treaa er of the Local Union of Pepria, Ill.,

.1908-1909. McManigal confessed to The Canadian Pacific fs the Short roadihas the _blowing up several plnces in and near Direct Route Charlottetown to M - This is the

,Peoria after that time. In these was treal, the trip being made in twang; ' or' l

exnlosi

, , , , _ ..._ uasainaii rfaoririo RAILWAY. New electric ' P R Halifax

_Il

rt!

1 I 1 - d I sleepers on the 0. information.

I ,_ -T.

s n fifeptcmher, 1910, when .four hours. Close connections ard

were damaged and the lrnado for all points beyond and n injured. vo B

run, and this ""' ,how-

servfco. "HBH F0” °°°“,,"h9 w(;n,(,li;:lll'fnl.lo

com- ing of "flocolids in ___f at le”

Cloths. _ These ara ae 11% __ M09". than ordinary wholesale PP 0° - nd"

to Memos. 1' `~

.__ M.. _.___ _

Bargains will be given on imported boots, shoes, slippers, felts and rubber footwear, to clear out the entire stock. No Approbation ‘

z-xdztsttf ,

Goff Bros Great emoval Sale of Boots and Shoes Booming

_-___--n*""

four men indicted. The defendants not A u I d B S ~-~ ' . . » MQRC apprehended are John McGray, form- _ 9 reru1|['i"b

crly nn fron worker' in Wheeling, W.

va., and imrick nys", B. business Lou er Queen Street M0-WY Gmw .agent in Chicago. `

Irivin named in the indictment has £5' ' - F