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THE GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWNI NOVEMBER 'll l898. _
. ..§°f§?.i@i§_’3¥i?5__
iron'
Why ~houldni we tl ~
of our tiimm tl llir “cis
Ein th ri P ll"
p.~\e~ uiiuri t'.\= cu ot a mi' - I
lnerv i mt .imi li ui _Jo
peitecf iv or L
#tw ¢\ (li
meai bv tlii~, that r ‘l 'il
*han has so much »t\le as our
$5 00 Hat
“e do mean howewr that 51%
our ll I0 Hat has gl 00 worth
of st l even as our "35 liat,has
ei
sa    llll MORNING llllllllllllll.
will be proud of our trimmed #,
Hat work, when y0“ l“`““’3§¥» rsinlir. Nov. 11.1298. -
selected yours for the coming _ I 
”°'s°” 3 nnrronrai. Norms. »
2”*
is certain1y` cured  . ”
bv tha usa of .of an abundance of peat. Many
lpast thirty years to turn the peat in-
to merchantable fuel that might take
_the place of coal, but hitherto with-
lout much success. The Toronto
_World tells that the experiment is
again to be made upon a large and
_coal can be laid down in Ontario, the
U I -il
For sale by all Dru gglst f Governor Murray of Newfoundland
Price 258 bottle than demanded the resignation of
my 25 md ,yr I _Attoi-n_ey General Morine, because he
~ 8
____ _Reid, who has acquired such import-
lony; There is some reason for the
THE P93” Governor is not actuated by purely
x ,mod upon the Ccemfs sandy beach disinterested public motives in taking
And ,nth ,_ reed I wrote “P9” the it. Governor and minister have been
Sand those wggds playing at _cross purposes for some j
Agnes, I love thee “ time, and Mr. Morine has succeeded
But the winds came and the waves in usually having things pretty much
B°n°d m°“”t°m3 high his own way of late.
And blotted out the fair impre=sion
Cruel waves' treacherous sand' fragile Lieut C01 Stmubenzie, whose death
No longer will I trust thee, at Kingston’ Ont’ is announced’ W”
gn; from the hwhest mounmm Peak born in York, England, in 1829. He
P11 pluck the miles; pme came of a very old family and was
And, dipped in the orirer of Veguvms, descended from the royal blood as far
With 1* Ill write back as the days of Edward III. He
_ * ,
Upon tléqlpigh and burnished heavens served _in India in' 1846-51 and after- _ _  0 d  B  
‘ UIIYSWE.
I
se tender words
The standard set by Bruce Stewart & wa,r(~lS ni the CmF?a° Later he saw
For their business relations with the ppilited D A G of the Chnadhn mm'
public is a high one tm "if 1876> ‘nd was °ng*g°d in sup'
Good examples of this are to be found Pressing the Northwest rel"°lli°U 'Of
in the class of work thev turn out ’ 1885- F01' this 59l‘Vl°6 l1€ l‘806iv8d
li Ein eror of German has six
ith_~ =5l.00, ‘ ..., . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . .
.. 4.00. . - ~ n
~l¢iEill\_vcckly 1<I¢iiiiorir(li\loiid. 8:. Thur.) per “_  the mole  _ul L0nfe_rr_lng uhlfi  _
,,,,_$y_qo; iii_:i<_lvancc  _ .__ . . . .
 . . . . . . . .
._l.-:» , hm Cabljiyllc subjf-cts H. glfll W lC» l
8Y8nCl1 0fflC€5
tiiive been c.<tii.blished at the following Plflicc-‘i
where si,il-.<cz'i'.ption.= H1215' be P1\iCl. news furn-
ished. :ulvcI'ti.~ing, iob work and other bust
.ross trni;<;\i'ted:- _ _
Suuiniewide. (_`iii~rie`s Bookstore-D. K. Currie
1\inIi:\_gvr.
Alberioii, _-Uberton Bookstore, G. S. Muttart.
Agent. _
Souris hast. Telephone ofllce. R Sca.man.Agent
,_I_I:_ is. iio<‘IcEAn\'. IJ. P. HOOD.
5 Editor. I Business Manager.
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“F  &  £ The latest agitation in Tgronto in
ol matters is to have a ental in-
*    # :ii-i<(:)tor, who shall make careful in-
 spection of the children‘s tee-that least
once a month. It is atlirmed that
’ owing to the neglect of parents the
_children suffer much pain and also
‘permanent injury that would be pre-
iented bya regular and skilled in-
HE spection. There are various opinions
ras to the proposition in the press,
some of the newspapers favoring the
inspection while others treat it with
_ridicule.
Ontario has no coal but is possessed
_plans have been devised within the
promising scale. By pressing and
drying the peat it can be made porta-
ble and convenient for use at a. cost
jabout half the price at which hard
World says. - .
is solicitor for the reat contractor
ant franchises in the Ancient Co-
demand, but it is thought that the
service in Mauritius. He was ap-
and I would like to see any doggoneh the Batoche medal and clasp and was
waves wash that out ° "‘ ' °
MODE ATE 1
PRICED
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FURNITURE
MARK WRIGHT & tn.. ltd.
Hom MAKERS.   "
W ».». . riiit oi Thi r~ I ty) pci year _ _ -
.-1,5_afiii.\ti\-(.~.ii;o‘_l....\.._(_i . _ _ . . . . . . . _ _
.._..1.oo§tli»# will value ver lll lll i 9-Hd at
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the same time taking precedence over
~a. rival nation. It was a. Sliiewd
move in the Kaiser.
Iii liis recent sp fecli at ii. banquet
_given him in his native town, S0I`@li
Hon. J, Israel Ta.:-te spoke of how llc
lost his father when he was but tlirce
years old, and used to go to the mar-
ket in Montreal with his mother as
she went to sell fruits, vegetables and
flowers. He had no complaint to
make against Providence or fortune,
both of which had been kind to hiin,
but, he added, “l catch myself envy-
ing the peaceful happiness of the
companions of my childhood who
have remained attached to the soil
which their fa.thars_ cleared.” Mr.
Tarte at least knows how to talk ef-
fectively to his H=ibitant compatriots.
The King of Belgium is interesting
himself to lessen the liquor evil in
Africa: He wants the rate of duty
on alcohol raised. It now ranges from
only thirteen to seventy-five cents
per gallon in different coast settle-
ments, the higher rate being_ in the
British possessions. The complaint is
made that it is only by supplying
them with liquor Lhatithe lazy blacks
_cad be induced to work. Arid it is
.now urged that it’ is too late to_ ex-
clude the “curse of Africa” altogether,
as the natives have learned the secret
of distillation and the banana furnish-
es the raw material from 'which a
strong intoxicant can be readily prc-
duced. _
It is asingular circumstance that the
new government of Japan is said not
to contain a member of any of the
political parties in the empire. The
late government, which was a party
administration pure and simple, was
defeated, as olt-n happens in coun-j
tries where there are fi cc represents- I
tive institutions, but as it was the
first administration of thatjsortin Jap-
an, the people seem to have rushed to
the conclusion that party government
is a failure. They will flud.tha.t the
non-party cabinet will not always be
able to retain the confidence of
parliament, and may then ievert to 1
the party plan again. Times are bad
in Japan, and that fact helped to
overthrow the late cabinet, just as rf
happens in more western countries. 1
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asy to Take f~
asy to Operate
Arc features peculiar to Honda Pills. small iii
size, hlhloao, oilctent. thorough as one man ‘*
laid: “ Yvlllvetknow you i
an tiixsiio pm on is is sn
over." aiadnnooaacs, I S
Prviirlvwn. Iaweu, ima. _ I
Tig# only nina u me -mi noone annanarub
i 4 | I 2 I
1 o , I
, T e p i y - In its table of protected articles, _ » " < - '  »
      l-teen or seventeen millions of Roman published yestcrda the esteemed*  to
§§  Catholic subjects who will _ no doubt '
gf \ii lliidopenden tu.`lri’urnal. untraminellod and  grateful t-,0 him for having 86Cl.1l‘8d
t`-ar esszoiming e ~ . _ _ _ - d~ -t n
_ to the-ii church ii buil ing si e o
Just. impartial, Reliable, News). , , _ _ _ _ '
S ekjng M, ,111 mlm so further tho best in ; Mount Lion which tradition. has made
:ei-esta ofthe neoplc.and rec0;rniz;herefore as j p€ Culiarjy Sacwd to theu fmth_ 1-11th-
The Pc->o;>1e’s aper. ` d the es _cial
Pubimiod in its oriioos. Cameron nioomouni ,Brio Fmnce has P°~“° as _ P”
fide Post Oiiicc, at the following rat.cs,payablc .P,0t,9c(,Q[~ of Roman Catholic 1Ilt6!‘€Sl.S
i\'loii-(ii»l'iii;;`_FlEt;l1'l,ioii. daily (except Sunday) lin .-\S`a, :ind the l{:iiser is _tliere-f9re_
Y
Examiner seems to , have failed to
of the raritf.
Lord Salisbury’s speech at -lhe`
Lorfl Msyor’s beviquet shows clearly
that tho recent energetic preparations
for war by Greit Britain were prima
rily on account of the difficulty with
France. He finds that the immediate
necessity ot' further preparations has
passed, hut “it is impossible _to stop
them at a iiiomentfs _notice."‘ The
proposed prdtectorate over Egypt is a.
mutter for further decision and will
not be declared at present, if at all.
“Rhadamanthus,” who was one of
the judges in the lower world in old
heathen mythology, has now become
a' very loyal British subject, and
writes the GUARDIAN asking that the
people.” of this country shall raise
.enough money by subscription to
build a battleship for Britain. The
cost would be anywhere from three
to five millions of dollars, but what
is that among the people of this great
Dominion? Only sixty cents to a
‘dollar per head! The first dollar is
_ ready, right here in the editorial
_-_ rocks; to be forthcoming at any time
ltime when called for. Just now the
it Canadian people have in-the savings
banks and on deposit in other banks
I some $250,000,000. One fiftieth part
_of this would build a. battleship that
_would be a very terror of the sea~,
thatcould speak to Czar or Kaiser in
_language that woujd burst their im-
perial ear- drums. If needs be it
would send. the stoutest of Britain’s
»foes down to that lower world where
the original Rhadamanthus held his
court.
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\\`l<APT in her highland plaid sunk
in the sod. We won’t sink you in the
sod but We ein wrap ye in a Highland
plaid suitable for a cape.-Jas. Paros
& Co.-nov ll tt _
_ Coin; till un my cup, come till up my
I-au. Came saddle my horse and ca’
out mv nirn. 1 am going to 'Patonls
for my Highland plaid to make myself
a cape.--nov 11 tf.
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a good, sound Quinine Win
inf full Quinine strength,
*we can supply it.
# ~ Price 75c per bottle.
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T 6310 ppiiabcf Men’s Odd Pants made of Moncton and
wee ~i ia. ii. ig reduction.
18 pairs odd pants, Canadian Tweed; worth $1
10 pairs odd Pants, Canadian Tweed,wortli
32 pairs Odd Pants, Moncton Tweed, wg-gh
  Water I Proots     
14 Men's Waterproof Coats with cape in Ny,
Black at a big discount off marked price.
‘ 5 Men`s Waterproof Coats worth 4.50, new
, 3 Men’s Waterproof Coats, worth $5.75,
4 Menis Waterproof Coats, worth $7.50, 
2 Men s Water Proof Coats, worth $10.75 my
Men’s Um
§j__9§Cold weather is here, Are you prepared font!
are ready to lit you out to Perfection with
wear and at the same time save you money.
Personal inspection will convince you
that our Underwear is the best and cheapost
Mcn’s Heavy Ribbed Under-wee;
Men’s Fine Ribbed. all-wool Underwear 80|:
M ’ N ' hi  
lBHlS lei. _
- A few price hints from our stool: will be 'i 'ta
those contemplating a change for heavier nighiiImBiith.
Men’s Flannelette Night Shirts 55 cents e\&,
Mi»ii’s Flannelette Night Shirts 69 emu Q,
_ Men’s Flannelette Night Shirts -$1.201 
Men ’s Hosiwy
RF LIABLE HOSIERY, that’s theikind yd? 
_ getting if you buy hosiery here. We must insist on
qualities, no matter how little the price. I
These suggestions of our reasonable prices. 1
Men’s all-wool “Home-made” Socks 200 pet pair
Men’s Heavy all-wool Socks 25c per pair.
Men’s Black Cashmere Socks '20c per pair.
_ Men’s Fine Black Cashmere Socks'45c porpair.
_ Nlen’s Cilovea.
Our Gentlciiien’s Gloves are strict hi `
»- ._ , ~ ' ii in 
their general excellence, iinish and wearing qualities.
best makers are represented in our stock. Our prices will is
ixceedingly low for such excellent gloves. `
Men’s Lined Kid Gloves 55¢
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` two toes Suitings. Overcoatings and Trousering
gme as above’ w,th§,u,, t _ _ Call now and get first choice-a full line of
ps, very neat at ishi ii gs always on hand.
' An old favorite quality im- J  H N M c L  D &
 » proved this year, red lined, two 
l new shapes at
A constantly increasing business proves the success of our il
Beet Value 00 the market Sol to dress our patrons to their satisfaction
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f....., .0  mm omen s a|n..;t.l‘2i‘°.2?:n'  455 5 A maiinlfl-»»-1 H--in »f S-wu-
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Serges, Vicunas, Cheviots, Worsteds.
_ Tho Latest In Bvorooatllgai
Beavers, Melums.Ke,i-soya, Fur nip., wisp oosis
_ Bought for Spot Cash, Sold at a close.  of pfolt
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make deduction of 25 per cent from = . _ , 59
the rlutif-s as per the preferential clause '  i -
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Mons Lined Kid 'sims _ 75° pp: 
.Men’s Gloves with Ast:-achan' Back $1 00 per pair
Men’s` Fine Mocha Gloves $1.10 por pak'
More silk Liiioa~ Moons cloves $1.60 pe pu
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eat demand, round or pointed f|\0|ll Us _
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