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THE GUARDIAN, oHAaLo1riirowN, APRIL 21 ,899
THE GUARDIAN CHARLOPTETOWN APRIL 21, .899.,
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GRAND DIVISION
Sons of Temperance Meet
G. W. P.Kii'by’s Report-
btroiig Resolutions
The Grand Division of the Sous of
'1`¢mpi;r'iuce of P. E. I. opened at lelun-
ter River at ll it iii \esti-;i't1ay with
Grand Worthy Patnaroh, Rev. W. J.
Kirby, in the chair. After the fpming
ceremony the Past Most \Vortli_v l’at-
-riarch of tho National Division oi North
Ameriea,Rev. Dr. Alder, Temple, was
introduced to the Grand Division. Tho
Grand Worthy Patriarch received and
welcomed him. He took his position of
honor, and, being calied upon, made a
very stirring and excellent address.
The reports of the Grand omcers were
then read and referred to the proper
committees. 'l` he following is the
Grand Worthy Patriarck’s Report:
Hunter River, P.E.I.
_ April 20th. 1899.
To 'rim Erricuits AND Ri-:i~rts:smr'i‘A-
'rivits or Tun Division or P. E,
Isrsim.
With much pleasure do we meet you
in our semi-annual session, in this
beautiful village ot Hunter River. We
are particularly pleased to come into a.
place noted for its morality and
staunch and progressive in ternperance
principles and the place where our
order is advancing with such rapid
strides as in "Hunter River Division.”
We must congratulate this division in
its encouraging growth during the past
quarter. Yet, while we rejoice with
this Division in its success, we mingle
our sympathies and our tears with it,
and with those families from which our
Heavenly Father has removed a son who
Was an honor to his p irents and a bless-
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lillhllllll UF THE $lll\l|.lill. `
Hlemiit iSlmple,Sate. but Effeciual
tliire tor lt.
Catarrh of the stomach has long been
considered the next thing to incurable.
The usual symptons are a full or
bloated sensation after eating, accom- _
panied some times with sour or watery
risings. a formation of gases, causing
pressure on the lungs and heart and
difficult breathing; headache, fickle
appetite, nervousness and a general
'played out and limguid feeling.
There is often a foul taste in the
mouth, coated tongue, and it the inter-
ior 'of stomach could be seen it would
show a slimy, inlametl condition.
The cure for this comniou and obstin- '_
ste disease is found in a treatment ,
which causes the food to be readily and
thoroughly digested before it has time
U ferment and ' iritate the delicate
mucous surfaces of the sioniacti.
Tosecure a prompt and healthy di-
gestion is the one necessary thing to do,
and when normal digestion is secured
the catarrhal condition will have dis-
lppesred.
According to Dr. Harlanson the safest
and best treatment is to use after each
meal s tablet, composed of Diastrse,
Aseptic Pepsin, a little Nux Golden
Seal and fruit acids. _
These tablets can now be found at all
drug stores under the name of Stuart’s,
Dyspepsia Tablets, and, not being a
patent medicine. can be used with per-
feet safety and assurance that healthy
Sppetite and thorough digestion will
follow their regular use after meals.
Mr. N. J. Bucher, of 2710 Deaborii
St.. Chicago,ll1., writes: -‘Catirrah is a
local condition resulting from a neglect-
ed cold in the head, whereby the lining
membrane ot tue nciie becomes in-
flamed and the poisonous [discharge
therefrom. passing back into the trnat,
reachis the stomach, thus producing
catarrah of the stomach. Medical autho-
rities prescribed for me three years for
Calarrah ot the stomach without cute.
but today I ani the happiest of men after
using only oi:-e box of Stu_~irt’s DpSp==p-
sta Tablets. Ioan not tind appropri,=te
words to express my good feeling. I
have found flesh, appetite and sound
rest from their use.
Stuart`s Dyspepsia Tablets is the
safest preparation as well as the sim-
plest and most convenient remedy for
any form ot indigestion, catarrah of the
stomach, biliousness, sour stomach
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such a favorite in the Division Room
\\ e trust our loving Father in Heaven
upon our friends l\lr and Mrs John
\\ aye, and Mr and Mrs George Mc
Lend and their respec‘ive families in
their sad be reaveinents We cannot un-
in'o creat piomiso of usefulness in our
order and the world should be so early
out i ff but we bon in submission and
nunibly say. He doeth all thinvs
we _"
Our Order has made some progress
dui-ing the. quarter, the report ot' the
l.`r:.nd Stribo who has been iiidefatio'
ati  his labours during the past six
moni.~_s, will give you the figures and
snow you the strength of the Grand
Division to date.
The divisions we havegbeen able t
visit during the quarter were in good
W0fkl*“~g Order. and very encouraging
to your grand oiiicers. The anniver-
sary _exeroises of ‘-North Star" were
most enthusiastic, and the order still
looks to the “North Star” to guide to it
successful haven of prohibition.
We called suddenly on “Refuge
Division” and found a large attendance
on a cold winter night, and the whole
working ofthe session, as well as the
initiation of a new member, was 'most
our business in a business manner. The
time may come when the grand odicers
fact that the charter and psraphanslia
of Stanley Division have been destroyed
audalike misfortune has over taken
“Forest Home’ Division I have also
Boom.
The members of this Grsnd Division
you will consider the advisabiliiy of
nv to this order , and a daughter whose
loving and sincere dis osiiion made her
will be~tow cons0‘atiou and grass
our vscillation at this time We are
particularly pleased with the Fhariottc
town press as it speaks out on this
question Toe whole Temperance olec
torate of Canada is speaking out on the_
question, and the ever forward and ad
vanced order of the Sons of Temperance
must give no uncertain sound today I
will not foreshadow what you should
Whether we shall sit back and refuse to
do anythinv mole, or whether we shall
place on record our loss of farh in the
present political party and with the,
G. W P. of New Brunswick l~ look to the‘
Opposition for help” oi' whether We 1
shall take somenew steps not yet suv
gested, and make an effort to restore l;
the Prohibition party to lite and vitality;
or what else you may do we await the
issue of this day’s session. That some-
thinv must be done we are screed l t ll
us try and agree on what we -_hall do. t
hothing would please your Grand
Officers more than to find common
ground on which we can all stand, and
a common resolution on which we can
unanimiously voie.and one which shalt
impress the government, and the Rum
Tradic, that the Grand Division ot P.
E. Island, means business; business
every iime l Let us remember.
Our fathers fought the foe
With many a deadly blow `
And boat of drum. '
l The time has come, reprosoutatwos,
_ when we must hit hard. wo have too
losg been playing at prohibition, and
not striking definite death blows at the
liquor curse Let us rise and show
wo are in earnest and be like the
lquaker who raised his gun to shoot a
burglar, at the same time saying look
out friend I don’t want to hurt thee,
thou sr* standing ” We must shoot,
and if the political party is in the way
we cin’t help it we must shoot or b
eharoed with cowardice asdiusiocerity
Ve aio glad to welcome
our Island and our Grand Division,
the Rev. D Alder Temple P. _
M. W. Patriarch, and one of our most I
earnes* workers.
W s all place before you
the oncoursjgintr report f o
Grand superintendent of Juvenile work
showing four companies in goods work I
ing order and nearly 300 members, lei if
the Divisions all adopts company and
thus train our future politicians, and _
ance. ' -
And now brethern I will not detain I
you longer from tue duties of toslay,'hut
trust you will doiyour best to make -_
this a most memorable session. `
Yours in L P. & F.
- W. J. Kianr. G. W. P.
commendable. I am especially pleased And great will be our shame Aff!" this th” DiViSi°P I'°°k 1`°°”5 ` IF THEY INTEND MATRIMDNY,
to state that the thoughtfulness of this If we. woo bear their name, “"1 2 P» m- _ A' that Um? tb’ Grind tha-t’s my business. I 
Division was very much appreciated, _ Accept the blot and blame W°"hY 1-°8f1`{°»T°h 1001! *|10 ¢h3i1‘ 800 ‘ 1 " D` '
when by motion the treasurer was Of slaves to rum. P"°°°‘~"ded mth the “mal bu’i“°55- Justice 0 »
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ordered to psy the grand otiicers ex- O ghd will be me day _ F:;‘;;‘_‘_:_Wd“1’)°3_‘;‘_;’_°_:'5 wel; ”“§“t°‘;__ mg’ P S- An ___ ms _reservede no kiss ltings, Chains
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publicmen in the elements ot temper- d,l‘,f‘;gi_§‘b“;2§i_f_fd1:,§‘;";’°§;*;,“i}‘°
250- ' ”-Deo.
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with our representlatives
have this glaringwrong
(8 With regard to' the
difficult matter to legislate upon’-, 'while
parties make oath that it isnot inmxi
catiuz, Our only course is tio” ,dieeonn
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kindling wood a wide berth. 
(4 ) VVe svmpathizs with our friends
in bbailftti- owii in their eiideavor to
lessen the tale cf intoxicating l`quors.
We deeniihem to be tue best j_nd_gns
of what course to hs* pursued. ‘Awe
trust however they will neve. sanction.
anv course bearing cn ii’s face the
rest-n.iblance_of license. ~_ "
In the evening a public mectiug_`was
held and an inteiestiug programme
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° derstand whv these young lives,buddia do, I am sure you will do the ri ht. T but I ani oi t h t ' ‘ ~ . -  '
at   _ _ ___ __ _ _ 3 _ g _ _ g D_g _0 s oo yust where tenance in every possible yray,-_.,snd
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Gartons? s_oo_ds‘
iF A nor is .iii Lovnj 1 ' 
ihai’s his _- business. ,_
IE A._GH_3_I-i= .IS,._IN LOVE,
» that’s her business. _ , °
i)hentseii tiiluilore Divisionsd wmgid do when mm has lost its sway' |Weeks IG. Scribemwas rglectedneto re; l" U10 IMAP- g ' f - ` I A" new an
wiiois Siirsegirin vegrryinweiio I-iiiresé G13' ‘L-;;:i;"; ‘t’h°;_§ W 6,11 bm present me t.‘._mii'oivi.i°ii at the Na- ii-‘ A wo.\iAN- is in Love, l “nd F‘“‘°Y G
would be encouraged to visit more fre- 1- Alg ~ ht Ku g 5i°”°'1 Divisifm in 0~"t°b°1' Felt- ‘ lh=`11'S haf bu-i0'=iS ‘_ Block’
‘luemli-_ _ _ _ _ And0w?iIii loii]dl§'oiIies iiifg '_ IF wi” moved and earned thntl an I IF A MAN” ISIN LOVE, _ ” ;- -
The City Divisions are doing splendid our Jubilee lDVlt°U°“ 5° °Xt°”_d°d '° 01° N’m°”{"l ‘ that’s his business.
"_‘;f_§__;°_<;f°_f;°;f___P§f;_y=g;1_k;:_0°Ig:__1_s ii is Said that when Abraham Lili- §§'_‘,“"§'.§0‘f,’_“‘?1i’,§e}§,,o§§D’;°f§;§§;’fio;§ ir rnsr iiiAaar.
gerancg 'I eoln witnessed an auction of slaves and wére unanimously adopted .__ then it is my business to start the young
P ' d - from wives ` - ` ~ "il h k ' ‘ _ I - '
I ld 1-k t _ h k SSW |1"_3h9»Ud5 901 *Way ° 1. We exceedinglyregret the attitude c‘_mP9 01199 "PWS "uh Ib? "gm
the £31! ig; 51;) ,‘__f;_!_!_)_§ez°;_’_5;e'na';os “ig and children torn from_ the arms of oéthg Dominion govemmentin remsing ‘kind of Carpets. My firm keep nothing
daring the Quarter, and informed me of mowers' and the mamess miilimer 'm *O CDSM 3 Pfohibltory law and deem but tha best Carpets made' Wm -be
=> . . . . . . hich the slave bu ers dealt wi.n these - . ~ __ leasedto meet the bo s after dark
ii; d 1 iii, _ ‘”' Y _ the answer given by .he Premier un P _ ,Y -
8 Con I lon O wr respective DNB human chatms be forced ms Wa-7 resedentod and unsatisfactor Plenty lwht 1° Om' °a\`P*’I' !`00m 5991'
ions. I have had a f 1 tt _ " ‘ . _ P Y' ° . - . t A
this quarter than last liiii z|.ml(:)1Ir;'e‘iiui;ii§ through the Crowd and Ped ‘Pe (2.) W9 00050111!! ill SUODHBSI t91'm3 I seven for Private °fm5mt5u°n5' Sweet’
bn ot the deputies gm d_Scoum___i____1v arm of his friend and with voice the opening of ,_ bondediwm-,mouse at hearts admitted. Carpets flaid aside,
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careless in writin to ihe‘Grand Olliciirs hubky mt" Suypmssed Paiimu Saul’ C8l‘d1°`HD 111910 1101150 Of 8 U0f01'10US “”“* ‘h”_h°“5" ‘S """‘d"- FV‘“""_tb’"‘¥; nigh
__ ____ _ __ g _-_ __ __ __ “If ever Iget a chance to hit at this Scott” Act vlolamn and ask ,confidenii-tl.-JAs. b'rEWsR'r. Paton &.Anym,..¢a,,,
o swerin communi-sa on- w en _ _ _ . - ~ _ _ ii - _ _ _ _ ;m¢l|,LEy
Wrmen ____ is thing_._by the Eternal God 1’il hit it. our mends In ew,-y _ par; Cots. Ca.p.t Mas. 21 d 3.,  lt; m.ou_._0_
\Ve cannot be successful unless we do hard' _
our country plaoés-who should bo haud
ourselves from future lossos._ We
would suggest the appointment at this
the late plebiscite, and future prohibi-
tion.
(2) Aresolution which shall roach
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County, on the premises of a _ violator
islstion, if _r»scessar_v,against the selling.
in Scqtt Act counties, of a boar which is
doing so much damage in some sections-
of our worn amongst our young' men
of the Liquor Traffic.
We are glad to sav that strong reso
have been passed by the P. E. I. Branch
of the Dominion Temperance Alliance,
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meet' -‘eIf,`1f.vrE?-wifi-1i»~
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wil be compelled to remove careiess _ '
deputies and replace them with better ' . _ ,_ = ' 1 . ;i 'i f
men or women for the 'success of onri i  _ - ‘  D .- - "
cause. _ ~ , _ .  __ » -i _  ,-
We regret that your attention , I ' ~ ' ._ ' . . ,. _ ‘
must ' be called to the _ ' P ' -  , _
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of tho Scott. Act. . . -
(3.)A resolutionlooliinvtowardsleg-       \ _
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the Pownal District I. O. G, T.. and '
heartburn and bloating after meals. one of particular strength and without _ I _   " _ 
Send for bock. mailed free. on atom-` any IND 1"““- _ _'th_§ W' C' T' U' °' _ U ' _ 
sch troubles, by addressing the F. A. th; gity of_0hafIottetowu. As a Grand it _ __ I,  5
gm; C9-» Mlfihlll, HIGH. The tablets D_ivil_i0ll  lllglmllnd by ~     “E li' ' - ` fi  J _  _, 7 '
sssbefouad statfdrng stores. "isdo‘ed'ourew____,  !'i1¥ Pf_f°_°\“_UP__ _ ' _ "*` _ ' '  I ’    .  _ -
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heard, although not through the ds- ~
puty, that -'Union Division" has also
had its charter stolen from the Division i '
 .;;‘::“..:1.f:.‘:.:. .:‘;‘::, ;:°.°::t As i Am_ About   retiring from business-   SGH MY
offpring rewards for the capture and . . _ _  _ _ _ , _ ___ _. _ u
‘::.":‘;1:'.‘:.':' 2:;“°s:.:r;;‘;::' .t'°.’:;°',:.:f` stock of Furmtiure AT  DIWNTS
port of our order If itshull bo _ _ 1__._ ` “;
sliotiu that an act of tho Legislature is - _ -  .  _»_» ‘_ ___
necessary to meet such oslos, tho' Grand ‘ `» ® .r f __ . ‘
Division will arrange for s ooinmftisoi to I f _ ., ,Q ‘ ’ _ ,  = . “
draft what is required. There looms f ~ " ' _ "  `  'I ~ , '
be _s °.lrt%i_n class for lswloss boys is f -..-»  _ f - ‘   ' ' ' ~‘ i 1
Iiiifffidftiiiéigtfmpdiiiitiifiiilfiwi This is 3,- ghange in 3,  time   
session ofja committee ou' resolutions," ° ' _ __.
into whose hands all resolutions which  e0 _ _ _ _ _
have been received shall bo placed, and ‘ - "
that committee shall be asked to pro- _   _ _ ' e _ ` ' '  »- ~, r
pare resolutions to submitto this Grand ‘  ` It ' ‘ ' ' 1 A
Division regarding (1) The present ` - *' -  _ 'P
condition of the Federal government on _ _ _ ` L _ _ '
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“;”..l.‘.l°’°.l.‘..”l;i.‘.‘.Z.‘Z.‘2. ..?f...‘i§‘.°..i'i‘.I“li“i.‘§,§»; Including Parlor and Bedroom Suites, Dining .RQOUI and
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woo are led to bi-iicve it is not iutoxi- ‘ . k 
eating. -
(-4.) A resolution which will help sud 0 In  H  _ '
encourage the Charlottetown Temper- `  -
ance Alliance in its efforts to draft some _ _
stringent amendments to the Liquor .
Regulation Act. This committee might
also have liberty to introduce any other
resolutions which will help us to reach -
our desired haven, the total prohibition
l$l§i‘l‘iii§?-.‘i.“lf‘.fl‘.ti.‘.i‘€’.‘.fPété" ,flI.i.§§ili N. B.--All overdue accounts must be paid at once.
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useo beer we realize that this' is- s
each our people to give this dovil‘s
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