THE GUARDIAN, 0HARLO'1"I‘Hl.UWN, MAY 27 t899.
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y Government has been obliged to dis. Monday. We are quite sure _that our
readers will 'th ' te hat
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NOTICE
Arellal le person wasited to arrange aseriei
Qflusicat ltntertalnments for the monthsgol
S'-Dtrmb~r and Potober. in the Provinces of
Nova S. ot'a. and Pi-luo i Edwar-1 isl inn. For
iurther details addres J, Jay_Wat.son, IH)
Columbus Ave. Boston. Mass. tb. S. s.
.May 21. 1151 pd.
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The S. S. Bonavista sailing from
Montreal Friday May 26th, will be due
at Charlottetown Monday May 29th,
and will sail for St. John Newfound-
land via. North S5 deney carrying horses,
cattle and sheep on deck and produce
under d» ck at lowest possible rates.
For further particulars as to freight and
passage apply to -
PEAKE BROS & Co.
Ch arlotte‘nwn May 25 1899 Agents
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REV. MR. M¢NEl|..l.'S DISMISSAL'
We have now the government
organ’s excuses for the sumiimrydie-
misss] of Rev. D. McNeill item the
Education Oilice. It is quite brief_and
we repeat it here. The Patriot says: _
Mr l-liven Stewart Mc`Plxail, teacher.
at liampton. has been appointed clerk
in the Department ot Education in place
of the Rev. D. McNeill. The latter hes.
been a iaithtul oicial forsevetal year!
certain changes in this department, the
pense with Mr. McNeiil’s services in
active man in the position. _No doubt
the public will see the necessity for the
change. _ _
This is no doubt intended to put
the best possible face upon a trans-
action which many fairminded people
view with great disfavor. Mark the
belittling of Mr. MoNeill’s term of
work by the Patriot. 'He has been
i, “a faithful `odicial for several yearsl”
5 Rev. Mr. McNeill has unquestionably
been afaithfnloicial as the govern-
‘ ment organ is forced eo confess, and
not for “several years” merely., but
for more than a quarter of a century.
Surely it was _ due to a faithful of-
. iicial of twenty-six years’ against
p whom no fault had been1charged,.;_that
the matter should have been talked
ove`r.wi_th, and the necessity of
is change, if such e_xist;ed,__should have
been pointed out to him in a. friendly
way. The manner in which the
change was made is inconsistent with
the construction put upon it by the
Patriot. _
So far as we can learn there was
no complaint from the head of the de-
partment, nor from the teachers, c'.'.;r
200 of whom on the last quarterly
psy day received their check-. :`.-- in
Mr. McNeill. Nor is itclaimed :hat
there was_“a petition” to the Premier
signed by a number of respectable hut
invisible names, calling for his disinte-
sal. On the face of the transaction it
simply appears that Mr. McNeill’s
place was wanted for another, and
this is demonstrated by the fact tnat
the other was appointed even ottnie
Mr. McNeill was removed.
Q The Patriot says that _ii younger
and _more active man was needed in
the position. If the Patriot and Mr.
Farquharson will apply the same rule
;to the provincial government, they
can perhaps find there men quite as
old, and less active and competent
than Mr. McNeill. Would the Pat-
riot recommend that they shall be
dismissed, without further warning
than to have the names of their suc-
cessors suddenly thrust before them?
We cannot escape the conviction
that Rev. Mr. McNeill has been
treated with harshness and cruelty as
to the manner of his dismissal, and
that -needless indignity and hardship
have been laid upon one who by faith-
iby long and energetic toil in the Edu-
cation Oilice hadfdeserved thefconsid-
eration and respect of the entire Pro-
much longer notice, or sgrstuity, or
both, even if his removal had been
necessary in the public interest.
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And now it is stated by the Liberal
organ that no appointment has yet
been made to the Queen’s county
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befully and earnestly_considered.” It
may be that the remonstrancea which
have been pouring in upon Sir
Louis Davies during the past few
days have caused a_ reconsideration of
matters that were thought to be
agreed upon last week.
The amendments to the Liquor Re-
gulation Act have been in force since
the Amending Act was assented to by
th i Lieutenant Governoron May 19th,
Six o’clock in the afternoons of Satur-
days and seven o’clock on market days
are the hours named for closing f the
saloons. There`is also the penalty of
two to live dollars for treating, and
persons purchasing liquor from drug-
gists will require to have the certifi-
cate of a registered physician as their
warrant. And yet things seem to be
going on much in the old way. Where
is the Inspector?
ward robe and se
overcoat, etc., act
from
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In the event of you deciding to invest in a suit or
i  so-ee
iSpi°ing Trade  
The time has come when you should look up your
how on are fixed for s rin wat
promptly by ordering the same
Tailor
_ ful service in the Gospel ministry audi'
The inconvenience of the vacancy
in the Queens County judgeship was
felt bya judgment dt-btor yesterday
afternoon. He was taken by the
Sheriff on what is known as a jsilable
execution and paid the amount rather
than go to jail, awaiting the_ appoint-
ment ofa judge, before wbonii he
could take advantage of any irregular-
ity in the document, or “swear o_ut.’
The -creditor, .. howexer, .gets...hiS
money.
Tnii GUARDIAN has received from
Hon. Donald Fsrquharson along let-
ter in defence of his course in regart°_
to the liquor legislation enacted dur-0
ing the recent session. We shall
gret that by reason of its length we
are oompelled to hold it t over until
is doing had work everywhere and at
months and in both 'cases the cause
latest Ere destroyed 11 1 buildings
lar esand small along the centreof the
city. The loss, variously- estimated at
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that no insurance was carried. The
prudently avoided taking risks in
”' Tin: Gnnniaitis pleased to learn
Patmos that he is “authorised to state
taken up and pushed forwa.rd'at once,
and willbe paid over as sona as a
Bosru of Trustees is legally constitu-
t ted.” This is indeed a generous pro-
posal, and ought to infuse new life into
tlie_1.bia..-y movanent. We' do not
know the name of the citizen
feel sure that every intelligent and
interested motives in this matter.
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making this splendid offer, but we
public spirited memberofthe commu- t
nity will honor and approve. his dis-
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Dr. Ward's' Blood andllerve Piliahavg
done me an incalcnlableamoimt ofgood.
lthinktheyai-etheb,et,surestand
quickest acting cure for nervousness,
unhealthy action ofthe heart, insomnia or
slceplessness, anemia or, impoverished
blood, loss of appetite, general debility and
ill-health. For nine years, before I com-
menced taking Dr. Wai-d's Blood and
nerve Pills, my heart was weak and in an
unhealgly state. Its _action was so much
impair that I could not wal across the
street without suffering great distress,
my heart Butte ring and beating so rapidly
that I could scarcely breathe,” causing
faintness, loes of strength, and leaving
my nerves all unsirimq-_ My sleep was
. my much disturbed. i had no appetite
j- there' was time strength or vitality in
my blood; I was always excessively
nervous.
Wardfa Blood and 'Nerve 'Phls and
g them Ihave not been sway
busin b Bef
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takin
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r pillsitwasafrequent occurrence
metobeawayfrombusiness. Asa_
vince; He was at least entitled to af‘ md, of taking DL Ways Pmsmy had -_i
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ia perfectly healthy and strong and 'vea
removed all nerve trouble.madc my nerves
strong and gave me healthy sleep. These
pills also made my blood rich and
anigave me a healthy appetite. ~ Dr.
W ’_s Pills have given me rfect health,,
restonng my lost strength? in place of
. continual ill-health, weakness, heart
trouble and nervousness. In  I
cannot speak too highl of this wonderful
Jud iii and that “the m..u=er.»i1il ‘m°di°i°°- Signed- “N- Hi11"=~i»’ ‘ " ° in  - l
nf. we-as Bisou and News Pius sf.  - - _
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Walton St., Port Hope, Ont.
druggists, or mailed on receipt-of price
byT E DOCTOR WARD CO.;-Limited,
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WORTH SEEING: -
Drop in and (if you want
some Photos) arrange fgr
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sold at 5oc.`per box, 5 hors fof,`f2§Ciilf""
xr Victoria Street, Toronto.  of in» »
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gladly publish it in full, and only re-  D _Fan _  M
cider to place a younger and more Uthg Premig,-*Klux gy, In maui' I _ bl Alll  
’a _ecoarsan a , pgs 'gl 50,35,
“Rum did it” in Davson, as - rum   $1_05 1,15, 1,25  0? S very ‘nd 88 5' a
_ . . ° -. __ f ,Seventeen Dogg" WHITE a BLACK 'iliisllna
all ti T D vr C t h _-_ A -~ ‘ , - , . .
tif-»t¢1°1~*-fffi» ‘-’ f~=`   t.#i:i°.t°i.c.°s.ir;i't;':;i*:ci: °tc.‘.t;~'..,“' t
was the upsetting of a lampin one of _ l&l'g6"SlZB8  _ _i I, 4 ' , ‘I _ _ ’ _
we 1°- s=<»n»f1-»f- no m e The. silk aiéi, -.highest novelties in nina me 0 he asf
colors only a lcv left,from $4 50. _
rivir fwns fishtinfbs b°°»rf» °f we _ Ladies if you look over this list of items' you wi I ne gt’
isiied of their ba in wer,if You visit our
ffmns wart' fait.. is" .  rg’ P° _ _ 
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insnrancocom_panies_appesr  have ' ° tlJ&t the gl'6&f»6St_l§D0l16y‘8‘"YYOfl$l'ilTl (l88lflbl8 Silk! “Nb”
are to be found in our store.
_”“`"‘°”' so L SILKS, SILKS, SQILKS
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by a_l_etter of,Mr.I!'._L_._H9_szsrd in the _ _ S-“ks (g?JglUSE.s §   buy "Html d
that if the (public library) matter is the§e chmce _novelty Silks .lndndfng  Sui
Stripes Bayadere fancies, 'l‘ali'et_s,Heavy rnsclmg 
jthesnm of siooo viii be donates by Brocades. _ _ . - _ t _ _,Q '"
,one of our largehearted citizens, _ Dress Go_ods,_plain and two-toned combinations ahnaqll Y*
l plain and fancy brocsdes 42 inch wide all useful 
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many are -worth 28 and 33c remember the  only l0e I Kd,
Bargain ino 3, in dress goods. Another big lot, 799] gl. gm
fashionable goods,a lot of plains and tivo-toned color! stylish QUQQQ,
Positivegood value at.36c. _ _ _
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Bargain _ _ _ No 22 55
Mention tbeiiiiiinber if you are writing. V
No 4 Dress Goods Bars-in-'-may in this iss-wma up to
goods,plenty of patterns smart designqextra value in gm* ig
Blue, also Mohairs’ pretty goods. See orwrite for samples ie
,  , $a4o 
' No 5 forty pieces elegant summer dress goods in  follefiiedllte ef
$3-.00 s 'full dress length- -_R-°,,'i'ou,ttieu visit this wonderful ilu. R1*
_ cannot visit us,sit _down and write for gsmplgg 1_21Q_~_ "n,-|`“\, *ia*
two hundred and ten yards,t0 choose from. Read on; many are dei* IQ-
to 45 cents. . _
_ ¢ » Dress' Goods 41 pieces,30 yards in pure colors mixed bpwg, gi “gn
plain brown, plain green, plain blue, plain grey, blog gn, ki g.
serge, green serge, blue and broivn,bluc and green, blue lad VNU M
greeu,bt‘0 vu and blue, end fawn green, and blue plaids, grey
blue luster brown bedford cord,fswn blue a fancy blue,_also (14%
_ lustei;,gr`een and pink, blue and brown red, blue and § i.
navy _blue and browamixed, blue and crimson mixed, ililsraat width sd
going at 50*ceuts. p . _ _
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prices will be 68 cents.
|20---Pairs .     -
Another line of one hundred and
twenty ' pairs ol ladies’ Theo Tie
Shoes with. pretty rosette, very
stylish, for 75 cents.
Um' new line of ladies’ fine Don-
gola with _patent facing and tip is
a. regular $1.75 quality, our, price
$1.25, this is a wonder. Come and
see -   0 ‘
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