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4 _ THE GUARDIAN, .JHARLOTI ETOWN FEBRUARY 11899. _
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'Much in Little!
.qpeeiany :na o! Hood's Pills. tor no used!-
school districts are consolidated intoi
   1 one large graded school, the children
° of the outlying portions of the en-
lne ever contained so great r-1-ative power in
n mgn gpgcg. They U0 I vsbala medirino
_,,___,,___, __ _,_  ._.________ larged district being conveyed to and
\\`1Cl).\`1-ISD.-\\'. FEB. 1. lS€‘.l. l
oods
chest, always ready. ll- 3 M
'aye efficient. always eatf
ictory; prevent a cold I I l 
I fever, cure all llver ills,
llckbeadaclie. jaundice, constipation. ON- 35°- _
leak Pills to take with Hood’l Sarlaparillh
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Has at his Book and Statioiier y.
Store-the best asort-ment of J apa_ne se
ware ever imported to the Province.
We would like you to examine our
Vases 5 o`clock,Tea and Chocolate Sets;
they are superior to anything ever
offered on P.E. Island Medallions. and
Pictures on Glass. hlarked down for
Cash-at
F. l. HORNSBY’S
VICTORIA ROW.
Standard Life
Assuranca Gumpany.
Assets Forty two million Dollars
All approved plans of insurance
written.
Unconditional, non forfeitable poli~
cies.
No better vestment than our 15
or 20 year endowment.
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A WORLD‘8 COURT- .
The friends of international peace .
in the United States have a proposal .
which they are desirous to have!
fe;-enee when it assembles. The-ir
suggestion is that there shall be or-
ganised a great court of international
law, whose decisions shall have the
same binding effect in regard to iri-
ternational questions that a decision
of the Supreme Court of the Uniteil
States now has in regard to the con-
stitutional questions submitted to it.
At present the only means of set-
ling intei-iiational disputes are diplo-
imig ht be disposed to add arbitration,
` but it must be observed that arbitrat-
' no doubt, for it could not interfere in
p the internal affairs of a nation, and
therefore would not be able to settle
or dispose of such matters as the con
ltroversy of years past between Spain
1 and her colonies, or the secession of
I the Southern States a generation ago.
1 Suchacourt, however, it woul
century past.The Franco-Prussian wa
the war between China and Japa
the war between Turkey and Greec
t <1 f rth la k h C
preme court
*the peace in defiance of the manda
of a court so august, it is claimed.
For rates and other information
apply to P. E. I. Agency. Charlotte-
town.
l. W. HYNDMAN,
_ GENERAL AGENT
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small advance on cost.
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_ Call and seeus before purchasing
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~ _j_ Founders, Engineers and Machinis .
.. . Steam Navigation Co’s W hart. ?-
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These boilers are made of thei
best steel plate and by the best E
'- boiler makers. i
We guarantee them to be firsti
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Enations can be brought to agree to
would require the consent and c
, substitute a world’s court of appe
for the arbitrament of the sword.
appear to have the largest number 0
h ol ° `
P. E. Island. Ex Premier Warbur-
quoted by the Examiner said there
were “Q3 schools with a daily average
of less than 10 scholars ; S3 schools
with a. daily average of from 10 to 15
and 75 schools with a daily average
of from I5 to 20 scholars.” Here are a
surprising number small schools. These
facts serve to recalla method in vogue
in New England where anumbei' of
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We have a nice stock of Iron Qand IRDN
and BRASS Bedteads
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d most heartily seconds Rev Mr Wi
seem, if duly constituted and its au
. thority recognised, might be able to
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prevent many wars similar to those organisation of the suv ested his
that have taken place within a half
or ooo u er ac te rimea
war, it is thought, migh have been
lBnt for that very reason it may be
idoubted whether the great military
; gether for the creation of such an At St. Marys Church, Sturve-on,
international tribunal. A Its creation the 10th JaDu2iry,by Rev. Wm. Ph
~`opeiation of all ihe great powers. It _ _
is doubtful whether Russia, which Klelyjaughter of John Klely' Esq"
ence for disarmment,would consent to
Notwithstanding that the popula-
. tion of P. E. Island is thicker to the
square mile than the population of On your present health,
any other province of Canada, wi; Take can of it in Your
so o s in proportion to our school OW” int¢re5tS‘ ABBEWS
population. These are singular con-
ditions arid they have an important '
bearing on the cost of education in
from school at the cost of the rate- V
a ers Bette cl ol d -`
tion of the total cost for education
might be obtained in this wav We
hall be glad to hear from some of
hese who have thought the matter
ut, whether the adoption of some
uch plan might not be practicable
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Want of space prevented our ex
pression of approval of the letter of
Rev F A Wightinan in yesterday s
GUARDIAN* In brief Mr Wightman
proposes that a historical society for
the Island shall be at once formed in
commemoration of the Isla nd’s centen
nial "he fact that a -century has
almost elapsed since the name of this
Island province was changed to its
man s proposal, and we will gladl
all in our power to bring about
og
cal society
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DIED-
At his late residence. Dunstatfnare
of paralysis, Heny Morpeth M':Leod,°in
the 62nd year ot his age.
[Funeral on Wednesday,at 2 o’clock.]
On Monday evening January 30th
oi pneumonia, Rosa Maud Stewart, titth
daughter ot the late R Bruce Stewart
Esquire of Strathgartney
(huneral from the residence of the
Hon Daniel Davies on Wednesday.
Februar lst, at 9 40 a m to St
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brought before the Czar s peace con- , and desirable on P. E. Island. ipetuis (march, and from theme to
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Stratb artney )
In St John, on Jan 25th at 11 a m ,
Annie A wife ot J R Currie
Fnueraltook place from her late re
sidence, corner Cnarlotte and I-lorstield
streets, Friday, the 97th inst
Entered into rest, on 50th inst Dr
At Selknk on the 13 mst MrsE lo
Macphee, aged 88 years
At Velleviield East, on the 11th mst
A' MacLeod, a ed 82 ears,
dred years are fast passing away A P g JY
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Much that is of historical interest and t meme on “wry lst at er
M l) ld b l d if f C ta
value has doubtless already been lost. §;co1cmon;1cLe§dove0fWP‘:u‘;tte’apa,:
It is indeed high time that weshould daughter of the me Caplan, 1) H_ MC
set about collecting and embodying in Donald of Point Prim, P E I
lasting form what remains to be re=- At South Melville ou the 27th Jann
rs
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ghg Sarah Mchenna wife of Neil M
do t Kenna. formerly ot LongCreek age
6 ea s
the 0 Y r
tori On the 25th inst the infant son 0
cued from oblivion THE Guiimiiv “TY 3391' if llngefifl UIDBSS; M
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Alfred and Beairice Ferguson, S
I-"eter’s Road
Elizabeth, beloved wife of L Wren
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Even the greatest and strongest of
the powers might hesitate to break _
MARRI ED’
.daughter fJaines Cousins, Esq.
Mr. \Villiam Montgomery.
11,
Esq., of Sturgeon, to Miss Isabella
White Sands.
lleads in calling together the confer- .
, tg Margaret, Mary infant daughter
oi -
.C. Baker, and daughter of Chas.Tyna
At Clvde River, Jan, 12th, a daughter Charlottetown.
,dearly beloved wife of Patrick Floo
lin the 20th year other age, The d
sensed was the eldest daughter
Al the 10 lfl0“0@ Of MT- 'H9265 ; I’a_trick Traiuor, Ke!loy’s Cross.
Cousins, Park Corner, New London, _
\VedneSday evening, ‘Both inst. Penz*e, At Sllmmefslde. OU lha. 20m mst
John E. and Mary A. Delaney.
M~ E. Island.
T J Leeming, aired 80 years
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Entered into rest at Stockton, Ill
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‘I evening, 27th at 6 o’c1oc\r, Georgina,
liwtn'
lays the golden egg Your
- future Wealth depends up-
bcst known regulator of li
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_ lt’s daily use will keep 7 1
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ton in his budget speech last year as _ spirits bright and Your health g_ _
--keep you in a money-
_:making mood. All drug-
. gists sell this standard Eng-
lish preparatiop at 606 a.
large bottle; trial size, 25¢,
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This is a trial shipment of rubber
not know how good they are, but
think they are well Worth the
money we ask for them.
Women’s rubbers, Wool lined
Misses’ rubbers,woo1 lined
Boy’s rubbers
Men’s rubbers
Men’s-waterpmof Overshoes
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ry Ozone.
A wonderful remedy
his disease.
Laxia. Bromo
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* Powders
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32c.
77c.
& Co.
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d' bleached and unbleached° Pillow Cotton,
pimms tv an ittetnittotii st- §,j;,”§,' “”" M"lS A R°”'°‘ B°S‘°” I A'=Mai>1°w°°<1 Ln 21- 0° Frida Chemises, Embroiderios,
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»f REMNA
Accidently killed in Tokio Japan o
011 Jan. the 23rd. 1899 Mary Vrco
P1911, formerly of Nova Scotia, iwife of Re
Donald Janieso son of John Jameson, R_ P_ Alexander, M, A__ forme,-iy of
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macy and war. At first thought some A present form is of itself most sugges~ ‘Malcolm Macdonald, aged 69 years.
tive of the need of a society such as is At Clear Spring, Lot 34, on the 19th `
proposed. Our old men, whose mem _:inst., Aeneas (_}illis, in the 6!,st year of -
‘ion Con 01115' be reached through diplo- ories are the sole custodians of much il his 33°- _ `
macy. The proposed iutcrnationa- of the tradition, the historical andl A” S°“tl‘ P‘°?**°» 0" the 22115 5”' I I
,court would have serious limitations, .. biographical incident of the past hun- " Mary M°L°°d’ “"d°w °f the late AMX' ' '
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V: Big bargains in Remnants of White
Prints, Flannelettes, Dress Goods, Silks, etc.
   F. PERKI
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nisliings always on hand.
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It _Pays to Buy at Perkins
WHITE
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Ghaimses.
and designs
We have the finest selection in each
to be had in the city, especially so in our
circular; White Cotton Quilts T
Linens, bleached and Cream, Table
Night Robes, Drawers, Corset
Ai tal
LEADERS
New Cloth for Fa
`We have opened -a. fine
Suitings. Overcoatings and Tron ......
of N bb
Call now and get first choice-a full line of
JQHN' MGLEDD &
buv only "Arc Light.”
'I'.h.6 Ilperial
i>i-ioioeiiirns
tar . Ulm ul iiattslttruts `
Balcesi
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Burn it in a lamp alongside f any oil you
\ Be uuprejudiced in your Ju gment and you
St- John
WE claim to
Superlor Workmans end Lwsw
G
rim Finish me t SME’ “‘ ”"°
7 _ wi give one Tea Set
Moderato Prices. °r woman whv W111
combine to make our Photographs the ”h° mn that b°“Sh“
most satisfactory in Charlottetown °”° time ‘"1" “da °f
|;°.d,,y_ ~ . ,Ch wn, during the
to y, Dinner, Tea and
-*~ We have the goods the
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