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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN MARCE 291899. 1;-”` ` if
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has at least 100 different patterns 0
Wall, Ceiling and Hall Papers, from i
one of the best Firms in the Domin-I
ion.
M. Staunton &Co.
Those ceiling,Wall and Hall Papers .
are the' admiration of all who see
them. `
Those intending to clean up and
paper their Hall, Roon., etc, will find
it to their advantage to call at
F. l. HORNSBY.
VICTORIA ROW.
See samples and get prices.
Pictures framed, cleaned and re-
ppiretl at lowest prices.
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T0-LET l T0-LET l
A comfortable dwelling house situated on
theeoi-nerctPowna.l an Grafton Streets at
gtresentoocupied by W. F. Tldmarsh, Esq. Pos-
session given the th-st day ot April next.
Apply tn THOMAS W. DODD,
Ich 15d! Pownal Street
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l.W.Hymlman,
_ General
Insurance
Agent,
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Fire, Marine, Life, Accident
and Plate Glass Insurance
Prompt Sentiment nt losses.
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in stock that we willsell at a=-'Z
small advance on cost. 5
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iron ends, agsteeilec cas E
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_> A Steel Feed Boller tate 1-all?
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THAT WAREHOUSE.
In Kir.g’s County, which is under
the Scott Act, there are a number
more or less notorious violators of the
act whose offences have been taken
notice of by the energetic prosecutor,
Mr. Bears. Their nafnes have been
made familiar to GUARDIAN readers.
Mr. Scrimgeour’s name appeared fre-
quently in the list of the convictions
in former times as did those of
Madame Dingwell, Madame Keogh,
Madam Leadwell, Madam Martin,
of Dundas, Madam McAula.y, of
Annandale, Sarah O’(.lonnor, John
J. Campbell, Wm. McNeill. Nei
Campbell and wife, Joe McNeill and
others. _
There are divers reasons why it
was and is inconvenient for those en-
gaged in the illicit sale of stimulants
to keep large quantities on hand, be-
cause the law gives power to its
oflicers to break in, seize and confis-
cate such merchandise. It is equally
inconvenient to send to Charlottetown
frequentlv for small quantities.
Hence it is easy to see how Mr.
merated should think it would be
be “in the public interest” to
have a central place of supply where
the stuff couldbe ke t in stock and
lieve, the true inwardness of the bond-
ed warehouse in Mr. Scrimgeour’s
cellar. ,
For a fee of $40 he secures the pro-
tection of the government lockf-with
which the Scott Act constable cannot
interfere. It is to the private inter-
est of Mr. Scrimgeour to thus secure
the strong protection of the govern-
ment. His warehouse is a conveni-
ence to thoselwhose business is a con-
stant violation of the law, and to
them and him only. And the Min-
ister of Customs is made to believe
that “the public interest will be sub-
served thereby l”
The matter of Manitoba school
funds is again being discussed in a
manner that suggests the possibility
of its being again brought before par-
liament. In brief the situation is
this : Certain lands were set apart in
Manitoba as school lands. and the
proceeds of their sale goes into a fund
at Ottawa. The province to which
the fund belongs, receives annually
the interest on this fund, and devotes
it te the support of schools. Last
year the province applied for an arl-
vance of $300.00() out of the $475.00()
of its fund el Ottawa. A bill was
passed through the Commons to atl-
vance this sum out of the fund, but
the Senate’s action is two-fold. In
the first place there is more than a
willingness to reject one of the
Liurier government’s measures. And
in the second place those who hope to
see separate schools yet re-established
in Manitoba are lcokir to the fun<
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support the separate system.
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FURNITURE to best. advantage. Pro le are doin tha
every day-and usually land at our stldre. If mgqng;
S8ViIlg’S all objeot 'I0 you, We’ve hundreds of cletims
to your attention.
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.hours, as he did the other day is rath- p
er too much. There ought to be a»
time limit in the Commons as there is l
Scrimgeour' and the distin uishf 
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company of law-breakers just cnul
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safe from seizure. This is, we be-
We cordially endorse the Exami-
ner’s desire for more light “to illumin-
ate the darkness of Mr. Scrimgeour’s
cellar.” \Ve too would like to see
the correspondence by which it was
made to appear that “the public in- ll
terest would be subserved” by this
warehouse. And there is an easy
way to get it. We trust that some
member of parliament will move for
the correspondence. I
They are making tive hour speeches
in the Commons these days notwith-
standing the comment that Mr. Bells
modest speech of one hour was pro-
nounced too long. Sir Charles Tup-
per from being the leader of a great
party, and possessing a vast store of
public information, has some excuse
for speak"tg at length. But for Mr.
Davin of Assinitoia to spf ;k for five
in the Congress at Washington. A
mediocrity who holds the floor for
live hours ota. time is a public nuis-
ance that ought to be abated.
Says the Examiner : “The question
is not, now, whether the Liberal Con-
servative party will take -up the ques-
tion of prohibition, so mueh as
whether the prohibitionists of Canada,
T who have been tricked, will hit back
at Sir Wilfrid and his treacherous
government?" We have no doubt
that if the Conservative leaders will
undertake to give the country pro-
hibition the prohibiticnists will “hit
back at Sir Wilfrid” with a will.
But if both parties refuse to have any-
thing to do with_ prohibltivn why
stint the prthibitionisn “hir” anal
any more than thc other? It is utter-
ly unreasonable for the Conservative
leaders and their press to expect to
obtain the prohibitionist vote in a*
body while they stand opposed to the
law which the prohibitionists want.
Don’t kill the goose that `
lays the golden egg. Your _
future .wealth  up- 
on your present, health.
Take care of it in your
own interests. ABBEY’S EF-
FERVESCENT SALT is thee' I
best known regulator of health.
It’s daily use will keep your |
spirits bright and your health good
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WANTED- 8. s`hre wd, careful young man ‘t
ct good character-_, in each townshi-_ rot Canada. 3
Good wa2es;Busm ss ex eri“nc _ ~- '
f Garters’ seeds grow.
-keep you in a money- 
making mood. All drug- i
gists sell this standard Eng-
lish preparation at 60: a l
large bottle; trial size, 25c.  A W _  
nun? at ~ - -
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Mr Kipling has not progressed
steadily in his recovery. He had a
severe set-back on Thursday last when
he was seized by a fainting spell. He
revived during the following night;
The relapse was attributed by his
physician to having exerted himself
too much in talking and reading. At
latest accounts Mr. Kipling was still
confined to his bed.
F. J. HonNssr’s bookstore for cheap
wall paper. li
”LooK! Get your pictures framed _at
F. J. Hornsby’s bookstore. I li
Ltsolns keep Miss Van Stone’s name
before you when you speak of milli-
nery. Miss Van Stone ia a young
lady high up in millinery art. She ar-
rived bythe steamer Stanley to-day,
cominf, to Messrs. Weeks & Co.,di.
rect from the leading American and
Canadian millinery displays. Miss Van
Stone comes very highly recommended.
In the course oi a low weeks Miss Van
Stone will be located on our second
door, which ye have recently had
overhauled by carpenters and painters
and where in future will be our milli-V
nary department.--W.. A. Weeks 8 Co.
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Fon SALE.-Steamer Bessie. 40 feet.
long, nearly three years old._. _ In per-
fect order. J. D. Fullorton. Box 407,
Pictou N. S. 21eod Gi pd#
Cnotcs table butter for sale bv the
tub, very cheapest at Beer & GofPs.-
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LATEST NovE_r.TY FROM ].oN-
DON. -Plaid neck ribbons.
Received yesterday by mail
14 half prices-two widths 4c
and 80 per yard.-STANLEY
Bnos. 27 ,2in.
IF you want Shoes don’t miss our Big
Cheap Sale. W. H. Stewart & Co.-
25 3t. -
SELF rising buckwheat in 25 and 5
pound packages received to-day at
Beer & Goff’s.--m27' 3i _
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Our stock embraces everythin
needful in this line.
Our own
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* Blood _Bitters, Ahheyts Frult Salts
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Young men should see our new New Box Calf land -Boot
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Flour
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Tillson s Pride’
are very high patents and choice
Flour for bread and pastry
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Whitecoat
is a. msn stuns Family Flour,
suitable for general purposes
“Puritan
is a good FAMILY Ftoun suitable
for general purposes,
All these brands are well known
4, and guaranteed by us
Prloes very low.
Made on a fashionable last See them in the window Sanderson & C0
Pure Food Sellers.
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