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Tlll-. GLARDIAN. CHARl.OTTEIOWN. P.E. I. DECEMBER 21. 1899.
1 'l l l H 5
I
1‘het':i_ ol th celebrated Moliucaux
r tio- ov.-rshadows nearly every-
nrrt- ez present. In the news-
;; 1 itwtft-~ honors with the Boer_
:.~ 1.-\_~i:tl~ space and headlines.
;;imiiii\ Old CGDIOT blreei. 8
.- \~.-nik from City Hall, in the
my _- ;_.'ow of the Tombs, the grew-
pme t in :la ts being played out belore
pcorot-r t. tt. and twelve men good
.gd true. .\lo<t murder trials fall |into
gg same category of commonplace
pnune. but eboutthc Molineaux case
there is it sort ot fascinating suggestive-,
' Aolineau\ himself is a study in his
pvc self-possession, his dramatic non- `
galance, which keeps the great city‘s
,Nic ~~guesstng" from day -.o day. His `
yur, griyuaircd and venerable, at-
ggdn him like a shadow,sitting oy his
-'gg all day long through the tediuui of
jg endless marshalling-i ot evidence,
on the alert, and appaitsntlyl
ia his son"s innocence with
iaith ol a litle child. And hh son
there. the great Samet tied up in |
Main; he the Qu who bya Kin
it ln probable, could unravel
tangled skein which Assistant Dis-
Attorney Usborne is patiently un-
with deft lingers hour by hour.
1 must bemany days crcthc casein
is in :mctiial»le Arglc-phobe~-but b -
t~aiise:tn¢» editor Mr, lleiii.~t tries to
jtwge the war will d\sp:\s>ici:ate jus-
tice. ~
lhe Tttiies iidt pts a kind of middle
c»~us»~,acol?rless attitude. The Tr‘-
ltioe is ‘ erhaps the most ei-comiastic
ot England of all the p»~p.r-'_ The
l-I\'ettit»g Post is sympathetic.
So much for the papers. When yo.:
come to observe- the New York
public.you tind. as I have here-
tofore remarked. that nsitiomility
decides in almo~t every case. ltis a
funny thing about lrialt p»opl»~ here. ln
Canada, as a rul._ no moi. worthy and
patriotic class exists than Irishman, and
all honor to the many loyal and kindly
Celts in the Canadian provinces. But
here they seem cursed with a curse. ln
New York City they have two unvarv-
ing characteristics--ambition to get on
the police iorce, and uureasoning ma-
lignity towards England. As a natural
cmisequcnostbelriipartol this vast
hive dhumaaity is unecmpromisiagly
hmtiln so the war. The Ger.nnnn-
boch def Kahn! -are fabeatas bad,
which in equivalent to saying they are
a pretty bad lot. Between the two,
by mans-meetings and Letters to the
Editor, they coutrivc to make matters
Even though an adverse ver-
oomes in. the fatal elmttlc chair
bestaved off by an appml. But
jury will not convict.
III 'Al D( TBI TILKVAAL.
The progress ol the campaign in
Attica excites here and
W N _ 1
melt at long @»"i~‘.’-_
battheothmdsy  ro-
rslhtllynaidthat Amdnaasnhouid
anbamedofthefactcfthdr utterin-
lrhtsh
to the doing of American
in the Philippines, while they
wth feverish avidity thcdoinzn
soldiers in South Africa.
h the truth, but it is, I may nay,
a hall-Ulllh. lt in not a lact
Americans are so interested
the Traasvasl campaign because
favor the English. The ma-
of the people in the Staienl
gn, beyond the shadow of a doubt,
mile to Britain in sympathyaad well- l
whles. t
The distribution of "sentiment" here
h New York is an interesting study. n
To begin with. me Wor.d in blatantly
almost malifdly anti-British as re-
pos the wa. 'rue Wtrle it was that
wanted Prcddent McKinley to ‘-tucdi~t
Q,” even te the extent or torci-, mind _
nut an Hr. McKinley has neun
called a drivelling ol oourséqod,
one was surprised to see »u_cn a sen-
and ofliciou-. such a partisan
illogical attemp. ett ~rly tail. Hiw-
thc Wkld has s..-isiiid itself with
a most ollensive crusade
ever since, and its col-
are Io refuge of all the con-
*nbblers who, caving no
but mation and no qualification
ignoramn. presume to nit in jndg~
on the actof a great nation.
‘ho Wdd’s mighty cont-a¢npo.~-
the Journal. iavon tn war.
the beeinning of tile cam-
~wh¢ tho World’/s pt-.tiueu
mediation was presented to thi I
&aal lor signature. lr. Hearst re- §
K with aneditiorial art cle of a o»»l-7;
kandahalf in which a perteotlvl
~hsewerable arraignmeut of the Biers Y
Hlide. That article was copied
nearly' all tie big Cinadun and
p p frs. All th°ough me oirn-|
the Jourial has re.ntioed stead lv;
ol I-I 1 d' o not'
lo
‘-warm”-in their opinion- ltr the
country which is just nowtryisg to put
the haatls of the clock tl civilization
and progrms ahead a hundred years.
Theastlve Attican U generally
friendly to kglil.. low. that’s a
funny thing. too, when you come to
‘hink of it I For the anniversary of
W_ashington’s death was Httingly ob-
ilhc American*
'_ plelhhmtbwadaaroal
` 'end in ned in the wHSpain-
'which was a war for civilisation- and
will put down all opposition of foreign
snarling breeds in seconding England
now in the hour of her trial in another _
war -also a war for civilization. _
H. A. N. H.
New York City,
Dec. 16th.
gg- ll- t _sn lm Q
'fest the Urine . . .
It lnlls the state of the Kldueys-Te
make the Kidneys healthy use Dr.
Chaes'n Kldaoy-Llver Pills. . . .
Theup-to-date physician ascertainsthe health
dthekidneys by anexaminationoftheurine.
ltisnotnecssary. howlvu',to he an expert in
oislmftotll if We kikys Ill deranged. You
can GNCB il mitldjotasdf.
Allow the urine to stand for twenty-(our hours
inaglassbottlcrrvesacl. lfat theend ofthat
time it curtains a sediment resembling hrickdust
you tiny be cetain tint the kidneys are sluggish
and  and that they are laving dedly
poisons in the system 'which will in time produce
temhly fatal complimtions.
As an invigorator d' the kiincya Dr. Chasc'l
Kidney-Liver Pills are of incstiniablc value.
They act directlyand mtm'ally,andmakc the
kidneys, liver, and bowels regular, active, and
healthy.
Dr. Chassis Kidncy~Liver PIs positively. per-
manently, and pvun can Bnght’s disease,
kidney and liver  lnmhago_
rhetmatism, and all the painful and fatal com-
plications of the iltcring organs of the body.
The sale of this great kidney remedy is enormous
throughout this continent and Eustopc. The
merit isproclaimed byscoresoftbotsandsof
gigxtdulcm-edous. One pil adcse, 25centsa
, atalldealen, crEDiuutsosl,Bs'n:s&Co.,
Tmnnic. 1
it - f _ -Y
A sterling silver embroidery
sctisthcvcry thing for your
little girl Drop in at Wcllner’s
and see tlicm before they are
ig in s c urse, ;
va ol Eigland-lor tn Journal' all C 14 tf
Ros
Bokers
7
  BOKEPS’ t
SKATES
7
 _sale shall be the largest in our ex-
te NEW Yom( LEIIER. etnntnfrsnstritantsrn
\-l»--
  RET
/1'
Those who don’t patronize
_J/Z.-Q
PROWSE BROS.
DURING 'rins wi-:I-:K
Will lose by it, for they are deter-
mined to  make their .store Head
Quarters for Bargains in all lines
oi....
Ilty llootls, lllollilng,
llals;  
Furnishings, ~ llarools
antl llouso Furnishings,  
Latllts’ Fur Saoquos,
 Fur Coats
Fur llollos.; ln fact  
all Klntls of lots.
laolos’ lllollt laoltolsy,
Dress Goods,   Silk
Hnndkerohiols oi all_ltind
Men’s Warm Undorolothing
We are bound that this weeks
o
s,
perience. Come and see even if
you don’t want to buy. It’s a, plea-
sure to show our goods even if you
don’t buy.
tio st nnos
 ii The W ondcrful Cheap Men. ,
WARRANTED steesansntite sessions
 ll UR MMI llllllllll
The finest line made. Sy U \ E "Q is
I Just the thing for Xmas Presents- The handsome"
and most permanent picture made. New scenery and accessories
` and the latest designs for photo work.
Baby always welcome at the studio of
Dodd 81 Rogers G_ .H 0063,
1. it.i and Grafton. CH ARLOl."1`_El.` OWN
oy;
Miss A. D. Singer say# that swim-
ei.;i~e.the p‘~\sical benetits of which
ere incalcul. bl _ The ancient Romans
wfty cf saying that a man was densely
ig torant was: tl-le can neither swiui
mor write." The Rotnais regardei
swimming as the best exercise, to de-
vc`op strength. courage and beauty of i
oouy. It is all this. and mcre- Thsref.
is hardly a chronic ailtncrt which it
swimming would not benefit. lt i-
-ii absolntfly s_\mm»lrit-il tx r:i~r=,,
eiurilfying the entire tnuscul..r system
md born sides ol thebody in equal
proportion. lt is the safest ot user-t
cise,as th~i-ein an dang-r of nzrain-
illg my one muscle from overuse, de-
vrloping one side or limb more that,
another or of injuring internal organs( _
a-I evils possible in moat other exer-
Cisol. especially those practised witi
weights. Medical men are now pro-
scribing swimmiag,bogua with extromei
_mode1ation_andinoreased ia distance
v_or_v gradually. forthe cureof many
ailments. The det p, long breahting‘
lfnllliions the lungs. The leg inc-
tiousare of sovcnnlgu value to thosel
who have inactive digestive crgans,‘
lent when wits. minus is
ht'\~- cms lefty' 1' itld  &
l
ly believe w ll evmslz 
the existir mot Nw
,flll and B  vessels dill (Um.
sailing and steam. Falla! 0' 1
built several boats and his thcorld NVQ
b0c!| Well tested. Oli yldbl *lt Y
him is in use in the Wont Indies. all
is said to bé like a dying Dlhilll
along-side the ordinary style of yachts.
l-'oresters at the War.
Thelast news from the Indepell§\
Foresters who are la the Blish slrfh
in South Atrios win to the ek thilll
were well and that although u wil
confront-ng the enemy, they Q
ed injury. The suprdd 1
so lar recovered from W 
as to bcalli to spend adUttl&
day at the < mae.
sincieu
_ .N
Liana
e==
'nouns Q puns
hittw PM
inns-asc it ' E
oetzltuoeisd
manly; od pun
-may un ui atuslsti I
“N9 §*°\l'l°3 'Um
-again
3
ill'-l\l°‘tl¢ a thorough yet not violent
Ullidsg of the:sbdomen, and an-‘
doubtedly assisting h the sector*
ation d prolapsndviscmama prope-
positien. Swimming has the inesilm-
sl-lc advantage ol-more than many
exercises-making invalids lcrgst tholri
ailmenh. It isso absorbing sad ia~
tsrcsting that "pcrintaltie woes”srefor
the time uaremcmherable and tlieappe-
tits and the digestion are stimulated
-ina way which putsllleilvllidlu I
good m f and everyone
else.
t'l'lI
wills. `
sand pet life into their they mnsetes
by a daily practice of swimming. She
recommends them to stay in the water `
until the exercise nan _ pat than lm
I glow. thou dry rapidly. take a short `
walk in the sunshine and than lie down
fora short time, andsdds: “De this
steadily a tow months and you will be
a new woman-in the right naaee of 1|"
word.”
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The World of Sport e .
l Word comes from St. Johu’o.F Ndd.,
that the next challenger fer the
ica’s cup will probably be a
_ Catholic priest. Undannted by the un-
Uvsrylnglailurcs which have mtl: the
elurts of all his predecessors, the Bev.
»P. J. 0’Brien,  913|, Pairlek’s
looms. st. Jew., Nat.. units is
restore to British soll the lamane__cap.
the blue iibbea trophy elyyehln,
 esiiieiaa uni ii: tneaeromin
°  ltlinoiplc of marine _ 
- » susmcss tocits. -
style belts and buckles re-
con ed this morning. 'As the
8015 10W- E W. Taylor,
Cameron Block. 21 2|
_` Holly. betty. irony inc ein.: ascen-
tions. A direcbimportation has arrived.
at the market Friday. J. J, Gly Q
I .
:.'::“ ":.°m:f.....‘°°"°» ..:im‘_f.: se. _.
Y
(will go like smoke one lady remarked) _
tgg§_v}§=c;g
. ..yya§
il
t
as
h
_ exp »cte¢l to arrlvo ab0u!l\l 
are coming in in-t.. .gnu a
quantity. J. J. G y a lla, is
Tel-phone 100 iss. bil. ll ll
If you went anything iuthl
way of olotliingyif tlulll yd
'_ wil buy at rowse Blot'
S0D,_nTel¢-phono 180. 21 2i 5
to lit hor anywhere else in the city can
come to us and we guarantee to make
her one that will lit her and made in
any rtvle she may suggest. John
MacLeod & Co. 21 3;_
P  Slippers. we eremiklng e am
Any lady who cannot get a sacque oftrem forthe holtlay lllsol.
Bron. 12 tl. V
Oni: store will be 'wen ovly ovuu
ing until Chr.-nuttin; a”@| gl; Q
skates, cutlery bc Ft nuell C Chh‘U»
18 iw.
Covers disabiement caused by
liberal and attractive policy issued by
S10
isnorospectorofpcrsons. The ' 
labtring man sufere alik`e through
earning power oeaeen completely or is
mist, canned by s`c_knenn or accident.
`°~'I'I.t1sr-v
llcoan, Aooitlont &e6oimm
CORPORATION, I»td»
Q llwltl-
ol.a.P1'r.A.L -- mu.ooo.o¢<>
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if
tl!
_ ee withoatau
materially reduced
Duabaement yi t
lflomsicknnsoraccidoutcauenslnaucisllonstnallpernnnawitmtrj
so occupation or position. -
Protection and
the largest corporation in Cansdaf-
as the above will be fully appreciated
power.
t its
JDharlottctowti, P. E. I.. Dec. 21 cod tf.
Compensation
Cm be obtained by a tontract, which will indemnify for any &biZ|
caused through sickness or accident, and a contract of this nstatts h sold by
The Ocean, Accident and Guarantee
Corporation, Ltdt,
The iirit and only corporation in Canada to issue a contract, covllq db
abletneiit caused by any accident. The benefits obtained in a contract II*
by all business and professional lou,
and will doubtless prove very popular as a protection to their oaflllg
JAMES J. .toHNs_1'oni. Agent.
Barrister, b am i s Black.
__ me  .theta   _
miiiink ueieu it Conn-at omg stem. ` Mlxungtnam 
._ ‘  A. . gb
Holly Wrist . t _
. _The very latest and newest _wi-min wits nelly- aaa 
d.w»r~; 1 ova. patrpss gli; QQ
y cape noweiulon wire me  
, uanttt o e b ol ' '
arrived rather late will be n zatmyvtnea ‘ass-Tre-s.%‘ .l