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THE GUARDIAN CHARI_0l‘TE'lOWN MAY 5, .899.
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Fit reform and W. R. Johnson’s is the best made   clothing 1n Canada. y
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MT   adj iniog the residence that was be- vinees would support a narrower mea-_
' ____ qieathed to the University by the late
, H A .1 Mr. Geo Bowser. This work, under.
annual ec__ectic At ome. on pri * ° _ _ .
was quite a success. The guests taken ‘fy thebcofaegetagthgrgigs ls much.
received bythe Misses Margaret apprecmed 7 °f“ e” ° 7
and Albeiia Faulkner, presi-
their past reputation in' several
o a `
he graduating violin rfcital of Miss GGUEYG COIIIDJMGB ` Of the Domi-
Hothea vvw b twk pine gn Friday ion Alliance held a. meeting Tues-
the 25th and was attended by 3, day at the oiiice of the Secretary, Ald.
shaven... who listened with pleas- Spence. to eeesiderfhe recent report of
to the skillful execution of a varied A U10 L0g'i9l8ȴi0D C0l11miU68. 6011190886
mme During the gvgning Mig; y mainly of members of Parliament favor-
nie Moore sang two solos which lable to prohibition. In effect the Leg-_
were wcii received. It is safe in say islation Committee favored legislation
that Mis-. .\1oere’s voice never showed BS f0110WS1- »
D belief eff. ci whilg her Stagg appggf- * “AD 8.013 tolally pfolllbllihg U18 [[18811-
luce was especially captivating. \ia.ciure, importation and sale of in-
** * _ toxic-ating liquor for beverage pur_
Cm-utters ci sackyilie (late oil poses in any' Province adopting or
) lectured in Beethoven Hall,
th- Natural His_ory Society. ‘ on
evening, April 2-ith on --Bac-
liiversal prevalence in na.ture.his audi-
hs at first shrinking from the thought any P|70Vin_°° *U U9 ‘1U1'9P°318bl° f01` 3
atliist became resigned tg the mevit- fair test of its effectiveness-” 1   ' _ A
1510. The lecturer showed himself _ _
lbroughly prepared tg discuss this im- it mittee were fully considered, and it
5 was decided tosend out an address to
otassociaticn with these animalculae.
Qcrtant study in the- treatment of dis-
use. i
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_ _ _ , ,- The chief interest in athletic centres
and “ce president m°p€c`we1y of just now in base ball A series oi mat-
. The halls and ro ms were ‘ _
tastelully decorated for the o ca- itiesdbetwiien tse fm; crfassesanmag 2.8
ca emy eam ave ee arr g r
...“:i':.;f;1°.a';°:°.z.§_i°;‘:'_.i‘l °“;:::f   ev-    
Solos were given by the ____ _ _ __,,. _
Sperry and Jennie Estabrooks
S. Bowles’ reading was well exe: p  SB _
The University orchestra cam; , _-
tliefront again, and more than sus- T¢\\lP°l’l\l¢¢ |’°0P|¢ FIV" |’l`°|l“’m°ll BY
The doctor, who is highly er- _ bringing of such legislation into force
teamed here. was favored with a large
sudii»nc__» th it listened a,,,;e.,iiv91y 9,; he _holding of 'i general federal election. in
inscribed these lower forms of lilo. As _ 011181' 10 S9-VB BXPBDSG and SBCIIYG U16
bespoke of their minute size. habits and
ll Deminienitrofn _Which the following ex-
it guest oi Dr. Carruthers and
Mu., -
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, , ‘tracts are taken :-
Rev' Th°"Ph““° M"“°L°°d on hlsyayi "The Alliance Executive regret that
to P' E' Islmd "was mr” few no more comprehensive action than
also ot-`Mr. Fred Perkins at their resi- - _
den” Wane here he preached two __ their support.f Thgy will not accept as Q Thetonures 0.fsakRheum are almost be_ i@
sermons on Sunday in the Methodist 1 ghlentlelgegt g ?(;;__lq?1°fi0?]L;?tl°n0;‘b€_1 '
_ _ in s c a i -
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tlgimvxre m‘;1‘;t:vedaP§)!:'§§i;;§g'T_tion.g Nothing elselean be'1ull_i') satis-3
nee and originality of thought, 1 factory. Nothing less is final. The new
'ihe closing exercises commence this - 9 _
ia °°   »fMe_  et 1 i':;.::;;‘;‘;if*~°2ii..;z_”;i :if  :.2
g class of the University in arts is the » d th _t _ t i
0-  being tween two in  33?? t’.t.§.”iL.`l“‘;’Ld‘€Z,`l*_ _.i.‘Z..‘?§ 22.?
lumber. The Baccalaureate sermon `\ `
Men? ‘far bc .preached 1;)-7 '§{’1;pr°` :iParliamcnt of men who will laiily voice
On Sun)d2ii‘1€iiioIiiriixigrlliZ’anniial set:i!r(i)cIi1n li the dimanf if nie mm°” fu the Sup
of the theological uliion will be preached ‘i prlglon 0 ' L 6 liquor tram? h `
Rm g M ben 1 Ch i tw nero is much force in t e argu-
’ 'J' ° camp.. ° at 0 '~ ment that Quebec, being a part of the
 .gr°d,°a’te5 °‘ W5 C°°3°"“t°'5' ip decision of a majority of all the voting
um this Y°" ““mb"S 592" `°_ tw° lelectors, and that prshibiiion would be
V008l. One lu Violin and follrlll '(118.110, a benetin to that ]>rDvince_ We havef or Edrnanson, Bates & Co., Toronto.
Whom is Mi” Blanch Sm`uW°°d howeve to deal now with the fact `
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Charlottetown. that in the opinion of our friends Par-
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liament could not be induced to enacta _ _ ,_   ; ‘ _ . _
hswork “PW th; “ZW f°°t'b‘}n. field ,law of national prohibition, and that at   ' 
been "3°m°d° At °°“5‘d°“b1° ;preeent we can only secure prohibitory _ `
a field- 160 Ffa* 1°“H “nd legislation lor the other parts of the
yards wide has been levelled. In___il»i_Domini°n_ y .
M "five the f°i> wil will be r°i>1°_°°d _ “rho iagisuuct proposed in nit re- my quantity of but ROACH LIME,
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*ll*
Provinces.
given during the evening. -1- g
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Tononro, April 2.--The Ex
bringing into force such an act by a
vote of the duly qualified electors.
“Voting upon the question of the
in any Province to be at the time ot the_
largest possible vote upon the question.
"Such legislation when adopted by
period of time long enough to ensure a
The proposals of the Legislation Com-
temperance workers throughout the
that proposed is at presentlopen for
proposal,thcuv‘h far ahead of anything
more needful than even the election to
Dominion, ought to loyally accept the
new 50"” With 8”” Tl" th committee will be a lou ‘ ` ' ° and tfarmin
A“°°‘“U°° h°P° W h°V° th lr lsggi iii advance. It will enable oacgi suu1,.pta;1;.f°? Dmldmg 'C g
.I h g°'m°° at 1°?" “P” thi' §’°“°d Province to secure prohibition ofa more P ° '
tall. The size oi the grounds* thomughgud effective |;ind‘¢ha_n mum »
9* e 'field ef the tell r°z°l°“°°_ t¢‘¢ui¢mn1bv ii rmmea1» r.egisis;m._,
with adeadphlll ‘line of twenty _ _“nw” gmgg¢5|;¢'Q__: gmt pu1i¢n¢n;~
F155- 1 _It il l-58.;  l'° h°»'_°l`inlg`fh:t b`o_as°kod to enact such legislation
track outside of this; and no du,e¢.l-L ,fmhout any fu-that y¢ung_,
alters inns wewiii bsiirpoe- _;,,__,,,iy _ winters, me clsimeauiim
Of   lth1OflB `  would  Cagggptl gygi thg
eswwwy inrkevr°vi1=°°‘ wr mqsi-ny plied for Dominion
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nel . I _ _ I -_ . '_ V ~._ :» i »,  . _ Vs: .~,; » 1. . _-  -»»g,~`§~ ‘_ - >-
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<11' eeeyefweef “"1 “‘°°“ Presiunea in einem: _rrevinema meealebeeuenn- #1lt'J‘ __ __
i-tstro g, definite and simple.” _ `i
Vby Mr. J. J. Maclaren,Q. C. President, `
sure.
-‘It was also argued that the right
ality, which principle is already recog- 1
nized in the Canada Temperance Act.
“For similar reasons it was thought
that thoend aimed at might be most
readily attained by alteration _and ex- _
tension ot the C. T. Act, removing is ,__
detects and making it a strong co pre- 
»P= y
cable to awhole Province or territory. 
The sub-committee appointed Ewill,
however, carefully plan out all ddails, _
with a determination to have thot new :l
law as tho ougligoing and as workable 
as it can be made. ' _i _]`
"The further voting proposed will be
_not like the plebiscites, already taken,l
-more expressions of npinioii. but aczual
law- making action, bringing prohibi-j
tion into force by -a majority vote in i
any Province. Voting should be- at
next general election without any pre-
ceding petition. _ _
“The proposal to vote at the time of
a general election. and to have no re-
peal voting-betore the law has had a
tair opportunity is good. Penalties and
provisions for enforcement must also be
There is a closing appeal for active
work in the direction oi influencing
public opinio 1'. _ The address is signed 3,
and Ald. F. c. Spence. Secretarv. 1
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TUHTUHES ~_
'Die away before the
magical effect ofa
Dr. Chase’s Ointment
_ youd human endurance, and as the flesh 
comes ra.w,‘ and the itching and burning
 increase, the suffering is 'so intense as to
almost drive one crazy. -
In desperation salves and oiutments _are
‘g _ applied, only to give rise to further disappoint-
ment and despair. ’
you can be cured just as scores and hundreds
of others have been by using Dr. Chase's
Ointment. _
Mr. john Sirori, of Aultsville, Ont., writes:
“ For seven years I was a sufferer from Salt
Rheum, and my hands were so bad I had to
wear greased gloves. Nothing seemed to help
me, but I was induced to try Dr. Cha.se's Oint-
ment, and one box cured me completely.
There is not a trace of the Salt Rheum left.'
Dr. Chase`s Ointment has effected most
miraculous cures in all parts of this great
Dominion. Could you have better aSSl11'a11C8
that it will cure you? For sale by all dealers,
in fl-,_ _ __ 1
Weiare now burning and cansupply
C. LYONS 8: C0., _
of Parliament to enact special legislati“n 1 <-
far a part of the Do minion is not as clear ' 
as the right to enact a law fzr the whole
Dominion to come into force in any loo- B
hensive and effective measure, in 'i-_.ei 1
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Nothing makes such a fresh cheerful NEW ' edfect, as wells _’~     _F   
Some very dainty, stylish design; live, 180 20e, double roll
E Expensive ones *oo UM
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During the last fourmonths
have been most gratifying,-We
anticipated as much with our
large assortment of high and me-
dium grades in this line, repre-
senting valueii that must appeal ,i
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date consumer,
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and “
Ceylon"s_ ~ _
We are particularly strong. Our
24 and 28c Blended are very,
line. Try a sample, 51h lots at i
a reduced price. _ »
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to the judgment of the up-to-l bunions fitted in hand made
boots md shoes which I make
_to-orda at yery short nohiee.
_ and workmt-hship
I also keep a. full
of boots” and shoes, care-
fully selected BY  which
I can aford to sell cheaper be-fi ¢¢U\'ll°!4*|l»
cause my-expenses are  B '
I don’t want the earth, and
can spore aalioeto my patrons.
Drop _“in   g Ng
tronblefto shown goods. '”
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