-..__ ..._ ._ ..; ,_
~°--¢~q§4ni.-_-gi
“ if safes
"Mr
wifi! I
#bm xlr 4h`~1~‘
e i Soap
af)
' ' f »  r  f ‘ r  wwf
_ . K _  , ifff-,'-I »
GUARDAIN,CHARLO'I`TE'l'UWN OCTOBER 8 l895
9 nl
5
-',` '
/ `\ rl*
~._
§\HW¢NW' NWNM `
Wl.’PMA;MMAFMF.l'PNNNMN.|MAPA = NAME
oo sweet for anything
Is the Baby after a Bath
with
Baby’s OW
Used by Thousands of
Mothers.
MIDI IV
THE A|.sr:nT To|u:T SOAP Co. Mournsa
MAKERS OF TNI
CELEBRATED ALBERT Toitsi* Soaps. so
?3ff.'.'?PP?FM*F FM'fM!'P.'.'.’f'.'.‘@
1
Aucjlow
Thursday, 0et.l3, at 10.30 a.m'
Iaminstructed by 1\lrs.Ernest Daw-
son to sell at her residence on Prince
Ssreet on the above date all her
household furniture.
This is a genuine clearing out sale
and all goods will be sold without
reserve.
E. H. NORTON,
Charlottetown, Oct.8. Auctioneer.
Gh?term Board ol Trade
QUAR'I I; RLY l`lEETlN(i
The general quarterly meeting of
the corporation will be held at the
up; er rooms of the Masonic Temple in
this’ city, on the evening of Wednes-
day,l2'h inst, at 8 o’clock.
EDMUND T. HIGGS,
Secretary.
fharlotietow n, Oct. P, td.
Apples, P1aiae& Pears
Auction this morning at 10.30
0’cl0ck._
40 Barrels of apples. 1
Lot of plums and pears.
No reserve
E. H NORTON,
Charlottetown Oct.8,li. Auctioneer.
_ 1 I
“A Nl0HT_ Wl BURNS”
Hits lean llowison ol Perth. Scolandi
_.__AT__ __
llpra llousa Friday. llct. |4lh. 8 p. m.
'Pinkas 5():;‘.-- at James Paton & Co.
S'-Sat.. & Wed , Thurs. & Fri.
35 ents
»
THE GUARDIAN
in Independent Journal. untrammelled and
-arlosfuainiing to be
` Just. lmpartlal, Rellablm Now!!
ieking at all times to further the beat in
-rests ofthe neople.and recognized therefore as
Pho Peop1e’l Paper.
Published at its otiices, Cameron Bloc.r.Fouth
idsd Post Otlioe, at the following rates.payable
in vance:-
.\vIor~~ing Edition, daily (except Sunday)
months $l.()fIlé£er yr . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. 4.00
semi-weekly 'tion(Mond. &. Thur.) per
yr: $1.50; in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . 1.25
Weekly Edition (Thursday) per year
, 5l.‘£5;in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
_.L00
Branch Offices
have been established at the following places,
where subscriptions may be paid. news tum-
lshed, advertising, iob work and other busi
» ness traiisacted:- _ _ _
‘ Suinitiierside. Currie s Bookstore-D. K. Currie
aiiager.
ilberton. Alberton Bookstore. G. S. Muttart
\ gen t.
~onri- East. Telephone ofiice, R Seama.n.Azent
.I.i-;. ii. .via-cr¢\~:.\n\’. |J. P. _HO JD.
Editor. Busiiicss Manager.
lHl MlllNlNll Gllllllllllll
, Y _______ _*___ l _ _ J
ELECTORAL CORRUPTION.
\‘ e are glad to notice the action of
the judge who trzed the South Ontar-
io election petition in reporting
seventeen meu for corrupt practices,
the result of which is their disqualifi-
cation for a term of eight years.
Daring that time they will be
ine'igible to vote or hold otlioe. The
law-against corrupt doings in elections
have too long been a dead letter on
the statue book, except as against the
candidates. Candidates are sometimes
unseated, other offenders usually go
unpunished. The agents and heelers
have been allowed to bribe and
otherwise violate the law with impun-
ity so far as they themselves were
concerned, their only care being not
to endanger their candidate, or the
party in whose interest they were
working.
Now that a number of active
agents in one riding have been pun-
ished, the bribers in other constitu
encies may take a wholesome warning.
The effect of having seventeen men in
a single riding with thoir names
struck Oli' the voting lists will be a
reminder to the public of their grave
offence against the law. But why is
it that in the face of all the corrup-
tion revealed from time to time in the
election courts we have not hundreds
of like examples made? It has been
rarely indeed that the penalties of
the law have been enforced against
this class cf.oHenders. In this matter
there seems to have been a gross neg-
lect by those whose duty it is to
guard the electoral purity of the
country. The political parties are
chary of proceeding to the full extent
of the law against their opponents-,
for the obvious reason that they are
8 P* P U
in elections in a single day than
themselves equally guilty. Hence it  _ ,
occurs that in an election trial the * I-°‘m°"tte”dmg to my business dma'V"8""°
[_ ed. G/  t the 5 5 all dnato the benefit derived fromilrloorik
P 092 “'35 _“re C" S or molnen i Sarsaparillat Mywife a-i'n&otliermsn\hw~.¢
suliicient evidence has been submitted  ,f my fgmiiy were taken. with, ng 3,., “_
£0 UH-@=1© “he mvmbel 616%- Thai? and-also suffered f.w.rinies.wien-amid nf-.ici-
sort of thing will never put at stop toti aches. Tlieyreso-ruidi to lbodfs-tinrsanae
the rampant evil of Corruption as it } villa and Hood’s I?iils-an¢it;hey'are~now.air1:
now exists and spreadsiu the land..  U1 5004 11661511-” G1 R- RAFUIX SOHM
Our elect-ion laws are good in them- 1 W“°"m”" NW” S°°”i“' g V
selves, and contain provisions for the l HOQd’S §§a['§a*pa3|'§  1
punisllmeut of almost every' offenfrei an.s»t....f._n.¢....tn...n.... me ni....a.n...ifs»».
against electoral purity. But the lax.  Alldruggiam. 31-,.six.for$5. Get oniy Honors.”
it of their enforcement far exceeds l" _ am e..,nv_ A U- _
th; worst examples of the non-enforoeei I-load-as  °f|0°§¥6ll-ilrginoigniumm
ment of the Scott Act in any part ofi
the country,at any stageof it-s historyq, . - ff
There are notoriosul more violations
of the raw a sense infra racer es-'   
Do coming events cast their shad-
ows befors those who are about to
die! The will of the late Empress of
Austria was written only three
months before her death and the pre-
amble opens with the remarkable
sentence “One never knows what may
happen.” Whether she had a pre
monition of approaching death may
never be known, but a mournful in-
terest attaches to the words thus
recorded. .
______;M.
S- S LESSON-
° ocroarn 9.
.ii~:iiosnai>n.i'r’s coop lirics.
2 Chron. 17 1-10.
ooi.Di~:N TEXT.
In all the ways acknowledge him.a.nd
he slizill direct thy paths.-l’rov. 3. 6.
OUTLINE.
1. A Righteous Example, v. 1-6
2 Keligioiis Instruction, v. 7.10.
Time.--B C. 914-889.
Place.--The kingdom of Judah.
QL'i:~TioNs ron Home sTUm'.
1 A ltighleous Example, v. 1-6.
P-  Wlioin did Jehoshaphat succeed as
s\i'Uno.\\'. oor. s. 1898. Wing?
Against whom did he guard himself?
Whose axiirple did he follow ?
Whom did he seek and serve P
What rewards came for his fidelity P
What is promised to godliuess ? 1
Tim. 4. 8.
In whgse ways was the king en-
coura e P
V\’l:{iit evils did he put away F'
2. Religious Instruction. v. 7-10.
When was this good work begun ?
To whose care wasit commi ted 9
What religious instructions were sem
out ?
\Vhat was their autho:ity in teaching?
Where did they leach P -
'\Vhy had Jeliosbapbat. place with his
neighbours ?
What great truth is illustrated in llc
career of this rul# 1' ? Golden Text.
Pains were See
Rhcumatism _- impure Blood --
N0 Appetite
A Perfect Cure Accomplished by
Hood 's Sarszparilla
.__ 'K
¢.-1223
§¢\L\;§`a
isa#
Whole Family Made Wei? by Tim
Great Medicine.
“I am 44 years old and lm s lufisberm am,
engaged in- driving logs” on the river. 1
have been exposed to all-kinda ot' weather,
and I was seized with rheumatisnv. I iriewt
different liniments-, but they Ihiied an
cure me. Pains moved throug.li=imyl.ii1il:n
and a short time since e
Settled In My Back.
I thought I would. work it ol!,.butSitgi'ew»
worse, and I was obliged to shut dmvia
my sawmill and stop- work. lviy h.‘-...sn
was poor and I crirtnot have an5f'=i'ppeti`rf.-_
I could not sleepnights uinlaocounm of inc
severe pains.- I decided to take- lin.;-.§‘~»
Sarsapariila and Iicod’s~I"'.1i.s. In-ner. nm .f
time I felt re1iet,.aad- uow,.a few mon:;ti~»
having elapsed, I am myscli againzazidsaxw
A Perfectly Weliélan.
against the Scott Act in a year. Iit, . ls _ - ~, .
is a clear case of prohibition not pro- But  'ui
hibiting. What seems to be wanting ,
is an organization in each county Thousands- of persons di¢ ig. th*
pledged to prosecute every case of prime of life because doctors think
Ce|eb|'a[¢d Brand bribe-taking, bribe»giving,personatian,_ Bligthfs Disease and Diabetes kicurg-
or other corrupt Dractice, by whom-1 ble' But D0dd'S Kidney Pills Cure
soever committed In that way, see- | them b°fh~ Tlwy ldvcmwdthousmyb
in that the ordina a encies for °f€°-ses
lllllllllllllll lllllllll 'lllll §--ef    fa  A   -is ma  .-
c g t e a e failed, or are ldacy
inoperative, something might be dbne 1 °°mP1am“" an as ¢°mii0D lS0lTdi‘ni»¥y
H215 3l'l°lV€(l lfl |`l3llfa.X, to vindicate the law and wipe out the °°lds‘ But _Pe°Pl°_'.d°H'¢ l'¢i»liZ€ lhat
disgrace of prevalent corruption A “T7 am affhclled nu 331° d\i5¢35¢ T135
And will be here Tuesday or ° e ' “ten ‘ECP W0 01° System- Even
_MM
W,,d,,eSd3V_ _ _ then. Dodds Kidney Pius  pon.
Col. Roosevelt, in his candidature UV¢lY CUN-
for the vovernorship of New York, is Th°U53l”IdS of people an dying on
involved in a. curious snail It a fha’ f¢¢f» #vida not realtzet! The
_ "".' `.`\ ,_ p__: p... y
 & 00| ear tha when hew  s notice one or m
D s t as asses ed on ore of these symp-
-“550.000 in New York last year llie‘ mms: Sh*0fm¢S5 Of bwath, l08S of
GROCERS made affidavit that he did not live ini mem°1'Y» failing Sight, _I'8Ven0\1s appe-
that cit He even caused a suit to be tue’ pale OI reddish u|'m¢» With bfilill
. , y .~ _ ' _ _ -
--  --~ --~--» ~--~ --~_- enferecl to ’prove1ha.t. he was dgmi- cplored deP051t»  Whéll urina-
ciled in Washington The case has tmg’ constipation’ ngrvousnessa Pair”
not yet come totrial and he is now an , m the loms' Then °“lY h°P¢ £3
xious that it should ledecid ai Dodd S Kidney Pub' They "mn fail
Evening Classes.   #<»gs--#;...‘...;..;
W, V the payment of taxes are both poor
"'l be Opened at the P' E' ‘Slam cards to la in an el
Commercial College on
him to help his candidature Non-
residence and a disposition to evade
p y ection, to say T ‘B 
nothing of the false aflldavit-_ I I _ . » 
There is a revival in the press of ST' '|9HN'5 NEWFUUNDLAND-
MONDAY, OCT 3rd. the many times repeated complaint GENERAL siliermc Ann commission Acsni
and will be continued throughout the that_Howe, the greatest son of Nova AND AHCTIUNEER. _ . -
Scotia, has yet no fitting monument. DEALER IN AI-L KiN’DS OF
393,303 on Mondg, Tuegda and  ' Thg ggme ig tl-ug gf McGee th f P. E. BLIND AND N. S. AND AMEFHCAN PRO
Yv Y U' » 9 0l`0- '  Ha. gi.   ` _f
. _ most orator of the federation and its Duc;
d°y °vemng3~ Smile courses as m day Hrst political martyr. Sir John Bour- CA BPE°L§I‘“F3
I A , . iuot i th C ad- M - _ TILE, IIURSES, HAY, MTS, VEGETABLES,
° °”°"" P? Y “t °“°° ........Z`....§ .gilt iii. °g§"f.`§ aft ‘“""» “*“» P°“L“*Y» °“"F"» EW-
Z;¢_._._____
. Sf” 8
.SA Ac oxen" AM in regard to these two eminent states- ¢¢s~|-“An-on L:1?TEEE?,l;°nuTn'; DF “lung
0 d - . -
sept 29,’9sef Prima 1. iiieriiinadorabom of a PM g°°°m'°°, VESSELS F90! BOSTDN T0 ST- JOHNS
Pa 1 “ “' jlomaawu
!
. .i
[YN
A .
UUESTIUN
Pez don s
S552  Saturday
S PrlC68
27] §o0oooo O00 llrgn B0!
for5 cents.
Aire Best. .
Mens Pants 23 pairs at $1.00
` Shorey’s all wool pants $2.00
132 Ladies Feather Boas sa nples
The Best Suit of Mens Under wear in
the city for $1.00
Mens Unlaundered Shirts for 50c.
Snow Mountains in September we have
.great big snow mountains 'of Blankets in
our Carpet Room plenty for the choosing
and plenty of space to selecct. We will
promise you Dollars saved on Blankets.
_ & 1
\
f'\ ~ \ Cashmere Hose cheaper than the cheap- 51 Gap'
i ii /Jil- est. , f 30 35
2; A good working shirt at 50c, 65, and mm to
. rv  75% 25 cents.
,gg Q "‘ Ladies’ Flannellett night dresses going Irish Linen
my ,  -’ at sweeping prices, 25 mm;
A
,f A lot of ti immed millinery at $1 25 and
.#3 .
 $1.50. Pure Linea
A  See Our 3c. Flannellett 2° °°""
-1"", , Saturday night stimulator to give a snap 337 YW* 32”
1 _ and ginger to Saturday nights trade FINIUGIIOWQ
 _,A , ‘ _We will oH'er 20 per cent discount on 'eu *OVW I5
la Af these good warm Scotch under wear Odd let
_ 367 Fancy
0p(s‘ WOI‘bh  t0 46
gp; 25 cents.
26\`\\\\i~
\\
Collars
Big offer in Mens collars,New
Shapes 3 for 25c
53 Ladies Taokets, some lined
some not lined, worth up to $8
.and $9 ‘00_,yours for $5 00
.Fur Ruffs 60c said to beworth 95c.
w  Women’s
~. .trac 
_ 5 -1- 1 ‘fit
 “sr
' --1 `“' ,<1
‘ *"`Z`
_,i , I
‘P
...‘ ,_
:-.>- rf
»»~ ..
-.-»4's.'¢'
it
J,  ~ ,_ _ or closed fronts
._»
ee
--
.. »
v _ . .
it - _
A big lot of odd pants and odd under-
vests, oddments left over, but just as warm
.as -ne\Z'g90ds. lf your size is amongst them
you get the benefit. There, are almost all
.sizes haitl only .a few of each. Samples in the
eastern window. 
" ‘,»
 Special offer on 18 Fur Lined
91'*  _
, L “_
if. .
*U* 
'J  " {
  “Sell
.5  rf?
I
-’ L-_iQ _
-1._Q.*'i":-_..¢lT-1 il-1'-'T'-Q
I-Zfv am
Hat Quills,
shades, two for 5
Q1* <"
(Y)
”»f';~‘1`.~‘
2 ”~ '\
7"’ ”.'=':~
‘ n"
(957 .
Cotton very
6 cents, for 5
2000 yards wide
of
ln S*
,_
-.,4
Another lot
--7* Good Pink
for6 cents.
_l
2
fl)
\ \\\\\\\
:stent
i
Extra lon] 988
worth 75s fc¢45l~
\ long 15° 25::
\\\\\ \\
39 Fancy
Boa with
 V  , V $200*
'a  » Underwear ,._,,,,_ ,,,,,
 fetchin st les await our choosiu Bw’ "th
.1 T `
S .Y Y E and
2ao. Undeivests, worth 300 Open :gow 26°
\
with tail and
elfects, mow
§i'5 woath 3 50 ld
sole Saturday to
2 75 and 3 00
rr-, .faq/~
3;*
_'rw J-
` ‘Wk 2
El?" __ *°-° These goods are
\ direct from France
` you get them at
wholesale pnoc.
mfg- _“l”-.."'*" g
Capes for Saturday Evening 5; Black Boas
125 and 150
s Feather Boas at l5c and 25c ..if....i ata .t
, Other Blankets at 75c, Soc, $l,00 ’”"P
$1.20, $2.00 and $2 3a a. pair Odd moves
~-'°--.‘ spoted and must
Good all-wool vests for 600. ' - ~ $;""‘°d T,l;le35gff:;,:*
» C
_Wool with a. few threads of cotton 5% be d,Sc0,,,,,,ued ,fm
Just enough to k- ep it from shrink- =' 8,
ing 500, well wn~ih 751;. Te- V ”"
_ -.l\`3.
_ _ ’='-l 5.' A lot of slightlv
100 Ladies Felt Hat going for one or 535 wool gags, Surf;
two hours tonight your choice for 25c "fly ,,,,0| H0008
75 Mens Felt Hats 2-Dc >J § \ 100 Tam
 MSDS P68.l{€ Clips 25 alld 356  clearing prices
73 Pairs Mens Knit and S olch Wool
gif " Under drawers from 75c a pair up to 2 50 E3;heimeG0c;ds
‘ _ ~ .1 yours at 20 per cent off. Underwear our
1  See samples in window suns of Lndenmu,
'  I  &  seller and is givin(
' satisfaction
(food L uderwclr