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" transaction as it stands is a public,
' scandal, which no decent section of’
 tion of the government and urees that
_ ion in P. E. I~land in regard to the
iq act upon the not unfriendly intima-
_ e ~ P
 lege which ought never to have been
-ous violators of the Temperance Act.
, We have not reached the end of our 5.
ffreeources in the discussion of the.
-_-Sscrimgeour case and if the
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A question that is beginning to be
   asked is, When isthe Stanley coming
»- ° to Charlottetown? The ice is pretty
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THAT WAREHOUSE.
Tiir: Gt'.iRiri.i.\' did not undertake
the disiussion of the Scriurgeourware-
house merely as a pleasant recreation.
Our sole object in making the expos-
gre was that the nuisance might be
l.bat.ed,an<l a repritition of like scanda-
lous trrinsiicrions .lv-;ridtd. It is not
enough for our purpose that the ex-
posure lras been ma;le. It is not suf-
iicient that the Patriot’s half-hearted
excuse for the =_fovcrnment’s action
has been silencediand the collector’s
fafusal Of lnformallon has been “L-"` lrmzition to an interested public. Only
buked. Scrimgeour still has his ware-
house. ~
It is impossible that aroused public
indignation can be quieted while the
nuisance remains unabated. We
have proceeded so far on the assump- ,
I
tion that the Minister of Customs and
the government of which he is a.
member were misled by their local
adviser in King’s county and were not ll
aware of the nature of what had been '
done. But that excuse no longer re-
mains valid. The light thrown upon,
the transaction by THE GUARDIAN has `
demonstrated that “the public inter-
est” could not possibly be “subserved”
by placing a bonded warehouse in a
country cellar owned by a notorious
 violator of the law of the land.
- We have made it clear that the
_publicopinion in this Island will de by
fend or apologise for. It stands con- 
fdemned by the press, by the general;
public and by the Temperance Alliance. ll
_The latter body has expressed its,
- “strongest disapprobation” of the ac-
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.it be immediately rescinded. These;
reminders ought to be sumcierit fori
the information of the Minister oil
_ Customs as to tire state of public opin-l
_ Scrimgeour warehouse. _
V We trust that the goverhmcnt will
_tions vfiverr to 'hem and cancel a. rivi-
granted. If. they will do so
they will be accorded _ due
Z credit in these columns. ' If they
'refuse they must remain underl
the charge of deliberately continuing .
the Scrimgeour warehouse in utter 
defiance of public sentiment in this,
province. We warn them moreoverl
that they cannot quiet the agitation on l
this question by ignoring the protesls l
» that"ha.ve been made. A _
The friends of temperance and
social order are just now in ne mood
to be trifled with. They are sore
over the refusal of prohibition, and
they will resent in the strongest way rl
.special and unusual privileges grantedi
diy the central government to notori-
Warehouse is continued there `
'are some thousands of decent, .
order-loving electors who will demand l
to know “the reason why,” when
biliousness and found both medicines very
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effective. For impure blood' We know  S 0 S  I  S
Hooll’s Sarsaparilln is a good medicine." , ,
R.  PELTON, publisher Bee, Atwood, Ont. ,
rm yenbiit when the time of wheeled
~-.'il.t»\.\ ‘ill ilu; .-2_i'l:Ul~'» lille fully"
onie it ought not to be long before
riavigatioii opens.
Tru-1 Gtisiiiiiax sparrows,whitli were
disturbed by the removal of our head-
quarters across the square, are now
husyingthemselves setting up their
liowekeeping on the New Prowse
Block. Their attachment to this
great family newspaper is ofa most
devoted kind.
There are many inquiries about the
G.r\‘ernor'ship these days, but the
Ottawa authorities give out no infor-
an inspired prophet can certainl
y _
foretell who the new occupant of
Government House will be. There
are a few who think they know,-
but the knowing ones do not agree.
We must possess our souls in patience.
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“gTo ‘Do Ill Costs More
Than fo Do Well.i'
This “fwise saw" might
properly read, “It costs l~ »  '_ A
more fo QE ill z‘han~z‘o BE ,I _ U
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lf you buy your Spring Suit from us
it is correct in every particular.
W`e do not head our ad. in
this way becausewe think
'~ it is particularly clever or
smart. Vl/e are very serious
about it-we believe it is true.
And Why ?'
Because we sell Shorey’s
Ready Tailored Clothing,
which we know to be made
by the best tailor’s labor, finished and put into shape
in the best possible style. f,
We know the material is fully shrunk; the
colours are fast, and we furnish a guarantee to that
effect with every garment. ` ' '
We are waiting for a call from you.
hearth as fren, Sffong blood. VICTORIA Rovv.
It is fo the body ‘what the.
mighty streams are to the
earth. If the blood is pure.
the body thrives; if the blood
is weak or impo<verz'.shed, -
then every pulse-beat carries
weakness instead of strength.
Why make the cost of living more
than it need be? Purify your blood
and give your constitution a chance to
do its level best. The only perfect H ,
blood purifier and vigor-maker in exist- '.‘ - fr  _ f -
ence is the world-famed Hood’s Sarsa- - _ .l , 
parilla. It brings good, perfect health. _ ~ ; _ , ,
It never disappoints. ’ V ' ` V `
Erygipelag Sores-“After scarlet fever ' _
a running sore was left on my nose. Took
Hood’s Sarsaparilla and it cured me. My
brother was also relieved by it of erysipelas _ '
in his face.” ELLA Couiisna, Burden, N. B.
B¢we| Trouble -~ My mother, Mrs. ' §|¢$@V _‘V V e
John Ried, suffered with bowel trouble % ‘ 
for four years and tried different doctors,
but obtained no relief until she bevan t:rk~
ing Hoods aarsaparilla. Three bdttles of
this medicine entirely cured her.” Liz'/:itz
REID, Tracy Station, N. B.
A Good Mecllclne - “ We have taken
Heels *ers-ip'~r“"i in our faniilv as a
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sprn 9, medicine and used Hood’s Pills for y
Loss of Appetite - “I was in poor I
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_only cathartic to take with Hood’s Sarsaparillgl
Hood's Pills cure liver ills; the non-irritating and
another election comes round. i
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All honor to Mr. Jonathan Mc-r
Williams, milk-vendor of Royalty, I
who has had his entire herd tested forl
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health,troubled with dizziness, tired feeling r J U   E N E D.
and loss of appetite. I was completely run 1° _
down. Ilftqok Hogdés parsapprilla :gud after . _
a h'1 e t muc et er. ood`s arsapa- r
,,'f,,_’§,,,1,,,,,, ,,p_» L,zz,,, A_ RUSSELL, Um . The goods were bought for spot cash from a mann.
Ch°’S@=» Heatwave- Q02- facturer at very low prices and will be sold off cheap fo
Dygpgpsla-“ For twelve years I was - _ h ‘
dyspeptic and broken in health, had ter- _(/as -
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Hood’s Sarsaparilla I recovered my health. ,
I always recommend z't.’,’ J. B. MANOR, 362,
8th Street, Oswego, N. Y. 1
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tuberculosis bya' vetennary and PPG' gorggydofcggagbar and Gerald Streets. Will 
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nounced to be sound and healthy. He
has acted in a disinterested and pub- ,
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lic Spirited manner His customers ,Freeiowri._tm-ii_1sr,1f99. aol ww. where they can bu boots the che t d
willhave renewed confidence in the
milk they purcliase of him. We
t-rust he is pri-pared for a largely in- ‘_
Creasell flemaul which will certainly f
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he made upon him, unless the other; g ' , 'r _ ,rp ' _ _' ; ' - '
ven~lor'~i also have their herds in-lar (mg _ i' , ;_- _ »
e Certrtrcites of chivacler must I 
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4 01W sw' W Pei i 9 *Fertilizer
spectcti promptly. Even should they ,
do sri, to Mr. )lc\Villiams will still,
bel-mg fhe meat credit of having beenl
the lirst to rnove in this importanti
mli.ttei'.
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Aelll M A licfvioi to be sent in
y apes an get the very best value.
We have some very nice Summer Lines for Ladies and Gents, Boys,
   I I  Misses, Youths and Children, besides :nany cases on the roatl.
Q See our window and prices on Saturday. \
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Spring Trade
The time has come when you should look up your
wardrobe and se how you are fixed for spring wear.
In the event of you deciding to invest in a suit or
, overcoat, etc., act promptly by ordering the same
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At his residence, Gerald St., on April
has distanced the
Auction, on the premises, on
~ AT 12 O’L.LOCK NOON
the following properties, viz
rear. This prop:-rty will be sold eu
yect to the unexpired lease of said J. B
McDonald, having 5 yeais to run
rear of lke above properly. at prcsen
in pnsseisi-_ n rfb W.~Crabbe
as the “Waterman” property.
4ih. The two Double Tenemcn
~~\Valler” property.
Boisner.
The sale will commerce at 12 o’clock
sharp, in front of the Queen Street pr
sold.
immediately thereafter.
close ihe estate. _
_undersivn ed.
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March 22-d2awts Auctionee
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Victoria Jewelry
THE subscriber is instructed bythe
iepresentatives of the Estate ot
thelate William Dodd, Esq..'to~ sell by
1st That valuable Business Stand on
,Queen Street, directly opposite the
rMs»k~=t House, at present occupied by
J. B. McDonald asa Drv Good Store
together wiin ore Warehouse in ihe
2nd Warehousehlo 2, also in the
3rd Dwelling House and premises on
Sydney Slree*, between Great George
and Prince Street, being-part of Town
Lol No. 19 in the 2nd hundred, known
Houses on Pleasant Slreet. part of Com-
mon LotNo. 32, formerly known as the
5th. Pisture Lois No. 531 and 538 in
the Royalty of Charlottetown, at fre-
slnt, in the occupaliol. of Chrisrian
Wednesday, lllth ol April Next
petty, at which place the Queen Square
Properly and the Pasture-Lots wi!l:be
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We have placed on
counter a lot of
Boots in laced and
ress marked from $2
_ The sale of the other properties will
be continued at the respective premises
These very valuable properlies will
be .sold without reserve in order to
Further particulars can be had at the
office of Davies & Hazard or from the
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I’-nity, Health and Per-
fect satisfaction.
Cleans, Scoura-<, Scrubs,
Brightens evcrythiisg,
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wear itself out in your
service. _
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The annual meet'nL,' of the
ood Cemetery Company will be
n the parlor of the Y M C A
mg on Wednesday next, the 5th
f April 1899, at 4 oclock in
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