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THE GUARDIAN. Cl{ARli0f11EOWN.\P. E I. JANUARY 6 1900.
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Baby’s Own
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family physicians. for nursery uae.
Bewarei imitations, some of which are
dangerous and may cause akin troubles.
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The Rink will open lcr the season
Xmas afternoon. Tickets same price as
last year.
Qgnfg’ . . . . . . . . .
..$3,5Q.
|,¢¢|¢¢’ ........ ._ 32,55
Ghlldren’a¢ - - » - -8l.50»
Afternoon ---- --8|-50.
Present your friend with a_ticket for
Xmas.
Tickets for sale at Johnston & John-
lms’, A. W. Reddinhl, and Apothe-
caries Hall. or the mana ers
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Beginners may enrolltheir names now.
for thenew term beginning 81h January
Ladies and Gentlemen S p. m. Children
4;. m.
rivate clissea and lessons :rranged
for on application at Miss .\iscdonald`s
Iaolns. Prowee Block Su 'A `
, nnysitie.
During the coming week hlifs Mac
donald will be at home to intending
pupils from ll a. m. to l p. m. and 4 to li
p. m. 63id.
FUR NEW YEARS
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Fresh grounl Mocha and J v
K B
Toffee 4Ocper lb.
Fresh ground Maracaiba Coffee '
per lb.
per lb. '
and
per lb.
Raiains
l2c. per lb.
3 2c.
200.
1.5¢.
20c.
Crisp Malaga Grapes
Choice Table Raisius
California M uscatel
N ew Vdencia Oranges loc per doz.
Sweet Jamaica " 25a “ doz.
Northern Spy Apples 12 16
and °20c per doz.
Christie Brown 8: Co’s 1 and 2
§E§'lill"icorr’s.
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BllEl|ll,_§_l_l_,_LEB|l0S,l
FRUIT AND PRUDIIEE
AGINTS.
259 &`26l Barrlngton!8ttoet.
Halifax. N. S.
handl Commiasi all
. l’,°=L I-land Prdguce kinds M
suns, eps. muy. rm, raisins, om,
dc.,sk.
.else s:.'.:~‘.:,':.:.r.°:r~.:.°~'°~°~f'°1=»=°-»»l
solicited.
Quotations furnuhed on aslication.
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THE GUARDIAN
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fearless; ink ll' bfi
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to cats ofthe neoplo.and recotrnizedtherefore as
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payable in a»dvance:-
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where subscriptions may be paid, news fum-
ished, advertising. iob work and other bull
ness transacted:-
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J-E. B. McCltEADY. IJ. P. HOOD
Editor. Business hfanager
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SATURDA Y JA _\` UA RY. 6.1%).
UNDER CHANGED CONDITIDNS.
When the Liberal party came in-
to power under the leadership of Alex-
ander Mackenzie twenty two years
ago and were swept out again with
eo much emphasis at the end of ive
years, there were many reasons aa-
signcd for their overthrow.It was add
with truth that the Liberals had came
into power mainly by the demerits of
their opponents who were caught red-
handed in the Pacific Scandakthat the
Liberal five years were years of world-
wide depression, had Canadian har-
vests, shrinking trade. decreasing
revenue and consequen‘ly annually
l recurring deficits.
It has happened that the Laurier
Governmeut has came inw power and
remained in under vs: y diferent con- `
ditions from those of Mr. Mackenzids
time. TheLiberal party in this in-
instancehascomeinto power on an
elaborately prepared platform which
theygaveto the public three years
before their advent to oilice. Har-
vesta have been good; both trade and
manufactures have expanded beyond
all precedent; the revenue has been
greater than ever before and large
surpluses have taken the place of the
large dehcita of M r. Mackenzie’a
time. These are precisely the condi-
tions which governments most desire
and which are most favorable to the
popularity of an administration. And
yet it is quite apparent to any one
conversant with public opinion that
_the Laurier Ministry stands in less
favor than it did.
There are several causes for- the
change. One of these is the very
great public expenditure, which has
broken all records. This is unpleasing
to the old-time Liberals who were
schooled in the principles of economy
and retrenchment. The free traders
and revenue-tariff men are not
pleased with retention of high pro-
tective duties. 'lhe farmers of the
Northwest are especially disappointed
in the expectation of greatly reduced
duties on agrfcultural implements
and machines. They are angered
with the apparently cordial relations
which subsist between the Govern-
ment and those manufacturing "mon-
opolies" and “combines” which were
_¥
vigor by the Liberal leaders.
The temperance people had
their hopee raised by the promise of a 'l
plebiscite and the prospect of prohibi- `
tion. They now see that the Govern-
the use or Hood's Saraaparillgtor eryslpelaa
or any scrofnlous disease. I
tres ’
formerly denounced with so much ;lf§°f;’;‘§ffnf°,ff’|§f:'H¥tDf'w°fs,°’§°§2f§;,
rest of the Dominion is at fever beat
of loyalty, the contrast necessarily
tends to weaken a French Premier,
whose majority is so largely drawn
from a French-speaking Province.
“fe believe Sir \\'ilfrid to be as loyal
to the British Sovereign and institu-
tions as any man in Canada of what-
ever rsce. It is Sir Wilfrid’s misfor-
tune and not his fault that the
attitude of old France is now so hos-
tile to Britain, and that the Minis-
ter of Public Works takes occasion at
such a time to proclaim himself a
Frenchman. None the less these
things are factors in the creation of
public opinion.
How far the change in public sen-
ltiment has gone we do not attempt
to estimate, but we feel assured that
the government has, for the reasons
above stated, lost a measure of the
popular favor they enjoyed a year
ago. The byelectiona to be _shortly
,held will probably give some indica-
tion of the true state of the case.
The Stanley after being taken 05
the Charlottetown-Picton route a
year ago was ordered back and con-
tinued for a good length of time to
visit this port. It seems now that
the new steamer Minto from which
so much was expected is unable to do
what the Stanley did last year. Capt.
Finlayson in his report to the Agent, l
Mr. Lord, tells that in the ice south
of Point Prim“the steamer with all
the power we could put on her barely
worked through it. On several oc-
casions she nearly stopped. If she
once stopped I knew very well weL
could not move her again, till a shift
of wind off shore.” All of which
leads to the most disappointing con-
clusion that the Minto is not what
even the old Northern Light could
“Belief the Feet .Yip
body is tn danger of wreck
gives the warning sign. fat
every organ of the body.
will surely follow Hood’dSarsapar1‘la
s‘eepless nights. Physicians advised an
o ration but m
es, the swelling
went sway and I have not had any more _
pains.” Has. J. W. Cnoxxwxiolrr, 432 `
`ront St., Belleville, Ont.
Eryabglgg-“I would strongly urge
have received
t benefit from Hoods Barsaparllla for
street, cornwann, Non swua. '
msntis more heed ful ofthe vote of the
one Province of Quebec inst r
_ Hood's Pills cure liver ills; the non-irrimting ad
_ ly eathartie to take with Hood'a 
‘ss P <> -°"
hibition than of six provinces in `
favor of that measure. The tem-
perancs people know thatgt-he atti-
tude of Quebec toward prohibition is
fixed, and the Government, three
fourths of whose majority in Parlia-
ment is derived from Quebec, will
continue to shape its policy of tem-
perance legislation by the standard of
that Province. These conditions
have lost the Government the support
of many temperance Liberals, and
has dampened the ardor of tens of
thousands more.
The Bo-ir War has further weak-
; Cllll Ill. YOUR PIIIS 'IT' fl
 Simple, Safe and Qnlek Cure for "
3; cassava, ntannnoegcouclls, jg
L' GOLDS, RIIEUIITISI, ~
 nzunatcls. --
11 25 and 50 cent Bottles. ~
fi sswane or lmrarlons- 11
~' suv outv 'rl-is assume. -.5
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if Quebec is but lukewarm, while the" A   Y   
hh-drlet one of your good resolutions be to use, during l900,
 Welcome Soap.
It will bring proapsrltyihwvsb ill “Wills ‘Hd "°"_ \¢°°'°
conomical quality.
it will In-lag you satisfaction by in my *UC 'fr'-“l”
washing properties.
'rnv 11|: ual-:ar nonsx soar
'VV'IE1l'_»(3‘C)1\£E
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An you will use no other. ' ‘
 
ELEGANCE
The Btaudardflullrioaats ef the world are
‘Capitol Cylinder” & “Renolln Engine 0lls,”
Supplied only by
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ECONOMY _
the oughta ba. The §u.aiq,°r h
In _ .
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__ ____   ____ ,_ ma s u rn is ings.
3?” °'_' °;"rl“"°:m"° dl" “fly ‘hw eyer since ws began business have_we shown so well a stock of ld 'I
1 Furnishings atpapular prices, as that which now greets the holiday buyer.
-_Init-c'rwesr th ' ' ' °
ere is little ofmarit in the way of shape, colcrllgs and
patterns, wnicn we cannot furnish you The ‘ Aldershot,” the new “Pi
man  Tongue." in checks, stripes, dots. etc. etc. is_hsdin Z . _ mn 
, , in and dro-.ny Teagan pst ap
onein a box,_won1d make a very snitablelflhristm as present. rise I0 le
SHP; ofany W an [-0 §¢l70 cents Four-in-hands, clnbi, bows, and other styles, direct fsvl ISI-
deplofed. but there is one f‘°""°"' l
Clarendon, the new Muller in plain Black Silk. Satin and Plaid
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slzp Nature never forgives. ,t 5,3-'* ~
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It ig fhe ¢af¢[¢35f;¢_g_g gf ig. Suspenders, Gloyes, Sweaters, Sleeve_]Buttons. andmauy things that a
nonfng the signal that the drst-class and exclusive gentlemen’s furnishing house carry.
Our prices will be found very low for 'the quality'
*It may be that the kidney.; >-=-_Dy A.  
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0,. the stomach 0,. me head onownrmn A.:|.v:Drtr1=u.\1':l:sBIl:l\..._...-` B°'h°°'l“ :_ `
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remember, me 1.1004 feeds 
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s__g§g;=_@,,§;;u;l;P»,gg¢b,f§_g_-3 333158315; Not the Klnd the Policeman Use. What ? Our Bracelet!-
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is the best preparation man has devised l We have a very fine line of solid gold, gold. filled, and silver bracelets' me  
w make pure’ me_giving bloom It lust thc thlng_for .\mas presents. Also something nice_ in solid gold cal.
nel,” di-sappm-nt8_ links, gold chains and Gents’ front studs. Silver novelties and ebongy Oodl. W ' ~
Swen.|g8_..I md 3 ,wemng on my Cozne and see them, but come quick as they are selling fast. I
chest. It caused me great pain and many I
UKQY
HIM.
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Warchmaker and Jeweler
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and after using six bottl I
ened the Laurier Ministry in pub-
lic favor, notwithstanding the fact
that more than two thousand of our
young men are bl-ing sent to light the
battles of the Mother Country. Sir
Wilfrid Laurier has gone farther in
that line than Sir John Macdonald
ever did and probably done more than
the Great Conservative leader would
have done were he no v alive and in
power It iseasv to reason outa
good fo
Free Storage, for carriages requir-
ing repairing or painting. Apply to
P. H Trainor, Kent Street.. 5 dlw.
Ham brushes, nail brushes, tooth
brushes at selling prices. Central Drug
Store. 27;
Royal Oak Soap. It leads
that’s all l 1-2 tf
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"i@ltl:.lS.l!l.s.f- an this month in    
Ulster Coats
Reefers
Fur Coats  
Underclothing
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Furntshm s
i ° s° `iv°1r'a a . g
*m u&ah plaserir irianmostofo H '
` isco eagues in this matter. But  
?"5°c.’°I'°°°n¢°~n “ml E there is a “ily in the ointment” which’
tt for and the loyal public has been quick to 
tion of the public mind the merit
Axzwx “wma A ofsending two Contmgents to South "Es", Evn_|"_ _'ml' 9 'nu'
ti-lalwillocnvincsyon. Priceline, Africa with such promntnem and at
| lgmgqgg pqqu “my such cost will hardly balance a single”  coufm mY°
§l;¥,§'8}tA.*c_I?4'.&gBTl0N. OONBTI inj§dic(i]ouab utterance of Mr. Tarts: h ll. HUGE UEIIEII, IAIMEQ
F,” .gn lnsugh om” ‘M o ou t our French Canadian Supporting gh, p¢,Pu1,,- ,dna
'llllW'1m"'= me  3.‘:."" ‘°" ~" °°“'. Ebwma cnsv
little less
llluausr. ,,,,h'°” 3 - E, ~,_li'n‘f° ‘ clung, or pl., nightly
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