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THE GUARDIAN
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N.w.-_oy _ggflg ' l   -i’ *ii *Beans it mu; enknabil the E
§:’c°v‘ff,e "°»‘f_'§§ £4 ,,q,   aminer to sneer at the ro t
of th
p posed
ege wnpmqq dnott, nel under the Straits The tunnel
3V¢
compass its dm;_ t A Y' _ _ scheme was a perfectly practicable
wines because of one. the only obstacle being its cost
UQIVOUSUCSS. _    N d
Msny women af- 0 oubt had there been half a. million
ter tgkinslinnum' -1-as ‘ _ as E- .__ people on the Island instead of little
a le ess0US» ~
f ee
and trying vainly
conquor the wheel
weeks, have unally
it up as a_h0P¢“
task for this one
reason. _
ln nearly ev€\’Y m'
severe nervous-
ness in women may be
traced to Weakness and
disease of the delicate
- ".tinctly feminine.
and important organs cis _ _
No other class of dis-orderS St? Y0ft§;eW;“;"o
m;m`s nerves or break t em_ y F1
`ckly and effectiially. Dr. Pierce s _ -
quiite Prescription is a sure. SP€@dY and
vo :ment cure for all troubles of this de-
Edrrimtion It acts directly on the sensitive
gfgfns concerned, making them strong,
L healthy, vigorous and elastic. It 211lf\Y5
~ _ °` li l: ulceration, soothes
iixaiin-i;”§`i§§és fnifbuiids up the nerves-
tt _:tops exhausting drains. It banishes the
indispositions that precede maternity and
makes baby’s advent easy and almost pain-
less. lt insures the little new-comergs
-health and an ample 55991? °f “°“_n° '
Jment. lt transforms Weak. l‘l¢“°\1S WW'
lids into strong. lifialflly. U_¢fVe'5f@@dY W°`
men Thousands have testilied to its mar-
-velous merits. An honest dealer will not
oder a substitute.
“My wife was troubled with ‘female weak-
ness' for several years." Wfl¢¢5 James casgeg-
Esq. of Ocheltree, dyohnson Co., Kan§_.( - -
Box '6i). “She ha bearing-dow_n paips ap;
- ~ fied re irre ar. S
pa‘n1dnhii)?'gkt`nin!tIied_ psepells? tlig best dgcutors did
:oils no good Bv Sie time my wife had taken
fdur bottles of the ‘Favorite Prescription' she
was mmpfetely cured. No more pain. Her
montmy periods are regular, she is stout and
ggmng When she commenced taking Y°“f
medicines she weighed:-ibout 125 pounds-DOW
she weighs i6o pounds. . f
Send 31 one-cent St&mPS» t0 ¢°V@f °°‘°t °
customs and mailing only. _K0 _the W°!;_l‘;'9
Dispensary Medical Association, Bu a0.
N. Y., for a paper-covered copy of Doctor
Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Adviser,
-Cloth binding 50 cents. A whole m¢d1C8-l
Hbfgry in one iooo-page volume.
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  Wall
Papers
-Elegant
--New Designs
-and Colorings for
Spring -
Decorating ;
rleisim is allnllis is llu goods
Room Mouldlngs `
~ WlndowShades
  r=..|. rioRNscv
‘ Victoria Row. _ ‘
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ii'|5"rl|'lii't`|ifi
I I beg to advise my many D
. patrons, and friends generally, .
-that, finding my quarters on.
. Upper Great George Street too .
small for my fast increasing
gbusiness. 1 have moved to -the:
I Welsh & Owen building, Lower _
Queen St. My new premises
. are large and roomy, thus en- -
- abling me to buy in muchlargei- .
‘ quantities, and placing me in '
. an even better position than '
. ever before to cater to the wants I
of my customers. Q
- I respectfully request .every-'
. body to call and sg; me in my Q
I new quarters. ankful for
. all patronage in the past and B
soliciting a continuance of the °
= same _
I remain yours etc. H
I .|._ T. PEAR|:>EN.@
U-Apl l, cod & W lyr. Clftown l9§O@$i@€§§=§@
0 _-_ _m
whatinin.illmlmlllullllllllllsagg
about §
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A. Steel Feed Boiier this fall I _`
_~;: _1Ve have some nice steel boilers E
lv in stock that we willsell at a=“
1-; small advance on cost.
jr These boilers are made of th
_<3 best steel plate and by the besi;=-
boiler makers. §
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clahszih every re emtimlgg oa.st 
- gglq anger, all stgsectf
 an
up q elmwhetgeeus ore purchasing
 annul sllwlm lei. 5
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PROVINCIAL PR0lllBl'l`l0N.
The Examiner finds several ob-
jections to provincial prohibition, one
of which touches the greatest ditli-'
culty that lies in the way of the pro-
posed measure. We do not think it
an insurmounta.ble obstacle, however.
legislative authority has power to
restrict trade between province and
province, as is proposed in tne Alli-
ance scheme of provincial prohibition.
Two other points are raised by the
Examiner, the first of which we can
hardly take seriously. It is this in
in substance: If certain province _or
provinces should adopt provincial
prohibition and by that means avoid
altogether the payment of either
excise or customs duties,
might not other provinces
in which liquor would still be import-
ed and manufactured, and which
would be paying duties on liquors-
might not such provinces insist upon
the imposition of a countervailing t-ax?
He must have been a. rather ingenious
friend of the trallic who invented this
obstacle. Probably the man who
first thought it out was spiritously in-
` spired. Certainly no man in his sober
senses would seriously entertain it.
The Examiner also raises the ques-
tion of compensation to those in the
liquor trade for the destruction of
their business. In regard to this mat-
ter those in the traffic may as well
set their minds at rest. The majority
ef the people in Canada will never
consent to the so-called compensation.
For that matter we have already set-
tled the question in Canada by a
hundred precedents against' compen-
sation. We refuse licenses one year
to scores who were licensed in a pre-
vious year. This has been done in
Quebec, Ontario, New Brunswick and
of licenses from year to year and in
many counties refusing licenses alto-
gether. Many men were thus com-
pelled to abandon the business in
which they were engaged, but no one
even thought of compensating them.
They had not even the face to ask
for compensation.
No doubt when prohibition, either
by provinces or by a general law is
brought' in, the big distillers and
brewers will make a tight for com-
pensation, but they will not- get it.
No parliament or legislature in Cana-
da will or dare attempt to give it to
them. They have been too well
“compensated” already by the millions
they have accumulated. It is all
very well to argue that slave-owners
were once paid for ‘their slaves by
by the British Goveininent. But
that precedent was overuled when
Lincoln issued his emancipation pro-
clamation, and again when the Czar
of Russia freed thirty millions of
serfs. `
Those engaged in distilling,brewing,
wholesaling or retailing intoxicants
will have had timely notice. Let them
set their houses and their business in
order. Prohibition is coming, slowly,
but none the less surely.. and it is
coming without any clog of com-
pensation attached to it.
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There are various estimates of the
prtbable output of gold from the
Klondike this spring ranging from
Sl2,000.000 to $20,000,000.
Probably the lower figures
we assume that there are 25,000 per-
sons in the Canadian Yukon district
and that it costs them on an average
The question is whether the federal ‘_
Nova. Scotia by reducing the number'
more than one fifth of that number
plying back and forth between the
think it well for the Legislature to
take immediate action 'rather than
wait for a. year. 'Surely we may now
take it for granted that the _Dominion
bridgeaud the southern railway.
Funeral Escort Of Bicycles
!6l118il18, but in placeiol the accompany-
ing carriages there were four bicyclists
mounted. acting pall-bearers.
The deceased was Ha
While making up a. train in this yard ou
the Providence division, Tuesday night
he was caught between two cars and
died in an ambulance on the way to
the hospital. The body was taken to the
rooms of Undertaker Lewis Jones on
Lagrange street, and it was from there
that the procession proceeded to ,Lewis
Wharf. where the remains were taken
on thelsteamer Boston to Yarmouth, N.
S. his home, for burial. ,
The wheelmen who accompanied the
_hoarse were members of the Elite Bicy-
cle club, and friends of Mr. Cann.
Arrayed in neat graylsuits, with crape
on their arms, they followed slowly be-
hind the hoarse to the wharf, and there
dismounting silentlyassisted in [remov~
ing the body of the deceased to the
awaiting steamer.
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ima Arrivals  
iilnclulle
-Bakers A ntidandruh' Soap
'Resinol Soap (latest and best
kin soap,)
Cocoa Nut Tar
Best French Castile
‘ Sea Salt 10 and 20c sizoo.;
"Zenith Stain Killer
Bay Hazel
Hair Renewers etc. etc.
Arriving-
` Liquid Camp C0539, Jam, `-I
_ca 'Gingers ` D ‘ *
‘Beef rlxtracts Tartaric 
nd other tartrales °
lll. llllllllll_P'l
Central Drugstore.
unnyside.
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((`((('_ me NUMBER or iNsERrioNs You  PAY- Fon, mn lzsicii me Peoria '
ig woiuii como Fon, ir ' l
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we should now have trains regularly* “__” I `
Island and the mainland. And in e- ' ' B' ° I _
gard to the Hillsborough bridga ive    ' 
government intends to build the U 1 ---- `
-._....._ ' ,STRIKE li nisiitinis
B0sTON, April 19._An unusual funeral ll
Can . ii _ A
young man of 23 y-ars, will; was nom- I I I;9U's"LI‘E' Ky' APQ11 21 1 TQ9
played as bmk th V Y k, as ionable _Walnut btreet aptist
New Haven a(iixdan£l(l».IitfoidL ieixilrdilid. Church °t th" my' °i Whwh dw R°7*‘lf'
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'A my rg F gy _‘_ *V u yew oei ergiveiipi _mbusiness
wieseusegli-sci
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There was much dicussion i Purchased at our Own Price from th? ' » now SL35 L
press and on the pla.tfoi‘m durinrg ti-li; `2;anufa'§t?rer1S 5 they a'-re yours at less owingloeollss, Dongcla Button- I   
recent jfelectiori campaign in New “im W 06?' ecpuces' ' P0iH_l3@d 506, Paienbi "»lP» 2005 Sf0’>k _ 0
Brunswick over the charge that the amen; °mm°n_ Sense an Sizes 25 50 7 S0ldf01‘ $2-00,   
(Erqr;ierson_gov'qrnment had paigd qw; rietgfnane Eziigla Sizes rl to '__ w HOW $|.35  _ 1
r_ree rices oranum cro-see ‘=> ’ 42' ‘I ’
bridges vshich they had constructed Sold for 225 ` .B0¢;TSinS Dongola laced   
fluriiig two or three y-‘.ii's past, The w 3 N°w Sl-35 P Pointed mes, 311 sizes $2/,_(j() M"
electors seem to hiv utterlvdisc-'edit omen 5 Tan laced Shoesv  I 4  
edltlioseucharges and notonlv siustainj Stylish’ nice Softfoles’ Size 2% to 7.  Tan- Dongola laced
ed the government at thc polls but al- }fCrme!"P"Ce $169 H0'  _an gi.  5 ' d
_    _ . . __ Les to . gran for 1.35
most swept thc opposition out or ex- walmen S Tan Janet! Mews Dongma iaced Boots
'.t . Af lf, " ° 'dl , ° , _ - _  _ __
mndntheir le;ll=:r;Ne.lIr. e tIIa};;Yev;;;` hbue.:i:Sdh£iJe,ss1ofet 3dles,S];l;; aggdantg Round-toe sizes 6 to Sl sold for 2.25% (_ v _   U _  _ I _ _  ,N xg
now formulated grave charges in the __ 3016 f0l' 2.00 MW  . , M'  -  - it l -'  ` ' ‘ -~ - ' l f _ 5' ff
Houseof Assembly. These charges ,L Worhen’8 Fancy front low Smigg sB90t%°ng°la ‘E'ia'”'c ' -~ -  _ - '_ ‘  '_ _ _     
ailirm that Premier Enmersomwho is fsho `S P _ ' '.` ' _ _ » __ _ _ '  1 '  
also Commissioner of Public Works, This Ts It very ilnc shoe but it is A” §2o;1dd to-8’ an sues, former pncel
h ' `tedh 'i _' ’   _ _ 
bisgiiisiiilipifidgetciniiffii '”.`3§`.`i.’.'--_1’°‘“‘°" *°¢~ ‘bv S°1d_f°f $2.50 _   _ -  ~i\°w_-_Sl-B5 Mens D°»g»1» Bus for 1-_25~  .s r ”
out competition to his mica, Su _ ' . Collfg for Sl-35 W9 USVG  0f|'\8f7 |93 all y Mevn’s Dongola Shoes “ "1.l5‘  
P° P Women’S lbongola. laced $|»008l1d SL80 - _ -l _ Boys’ Burien Boots “ _Loo e -_ __
orters. Mr. Emmerson at once Bcots H of h h has 1 _ __ . - _ _-
atly denied the charge and called ’ ~ . I .t em t e ` _t va' neg ever. °_f"f' _ l  756' up ` l  ~»l I ` f i. 5"'
r an inveshgltron A committee fered In Ch,T°w" Men’ "°*’mS B°°t° 5°' 95°-' ‘ W   
embers was &PP°i!1t€d to °"y if     `
3 _f » » ~ _ _ . VV V V g _ S _ . _ )Y _ _ . _ ¢ ` I ; \ ;___~"   T X
_  _ V ' ii; seven m _ l -.  _'__,;i1    _  q _ \'_ V 4,  (_ All iinesvmgfrkod-v _ -' g -. Y _ § Q .i
_ Y _g tg  » _ _   the      I __   _  V  ,_ A, B g 1 I I _ Q., see oar  e P, lr
‘- l 4  Giice under oath. ' "  L*  ' -_ I  V I _ I A  - ' ` ' i ` ' I ` 0'
-Church. ` `
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Dr. T. T. Eaton is pastor, has oaeof
the wealthiest congregations in }nis city.
Attera revival service»last _n_ight, Dr.
Eaton called a church meeting gto order
and after a discussion lasting _over an
hour the church adopted resolutions
practically dismissing from tho. con-
gregation all members who have any
connection whatever with -_ the manus-
facture or sale of intoxicating liquors.
The resolutions were carefully drawn
so as not to be too offensive, for some
of the wealthiest whisky distillers and
merchants in this city are members of
Dr. Eston’s church. _
The first part of the -resolutibn was
an earnest appeal to such mambo;-g' to
give up their business and relieve the
church ot the burden which has been
restin upon it. The second I' them
_or :et out oi tle church. _- f F '
 This questionhas-`beeni under. a_gita°
tion in some ot- the large _Louisv ille
churches for ii num_ber'of years,but the
Walnut Street church is the Iirst one
whose congregation would strike the
T0 GURE A CULDAIR 0  DY
'Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets. All
Gunn o nin o
Moore & lliibecd
 _   ig. _   H- ies engine wnirsrirn
THE h d ~t_  tf A '       
Lpngieg jacka<:i»s;¢i1»le§ver`s£vaf5;_;‘¢i°0fe°lg; 1-_ the North -West ~lastr-fa.ll,  have-_
c ou. . _ i ' ’ ._ e   
N ing it to  -farmers;-of---:P,
 ' Jlcimrs 'from Germany ford particu-
“Moere & McLeod1prices ” _
_ For 30 days I will sell Dinner Sets,
_Tea.'Sets, Chamber Sets, Jardiniercs,
Cheese Dishes, Fancy China, Lamps,
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procession passed thioughthe streets Must GlVC up  Business 
of Boston yesterday. There was the ' I . .- _ _ E;
customerv hearse which contained the OI' Get  0f the Chlll'Ch» _ ".
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Sees fresh arrivals of the latest
fashions and fabrics in _Dress-
goods-Ladies should makefa
_POM °ff€1r°PPi¥=s in -#ed @1-
sminifig the into ` #trims
when they are downlgournway-
We are always proud- ou;
goods, and 'it is a genuine
P’°°°“'° *Q1 #her -sv
time even if you don’t buyfnow.
To form an idea of what is
correct in spring Hillinery. it
is neg ,, My    i 
see our magnificent 
have styles -to " _quit 
 in taste and values 
please the most 
buyers- _ '.  I fy 
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blow at men iepresenting so much '°l“lll"'l""'l"l="l=l»*='/’<»'»'l
powerand wealth asthe whisky _men -' ‘ __ '  ' it `
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lar ladies of Chiirlq:tetow_n, selling at V - l I ggwed 1;wgn1;y»'g|-agmgv
Ynmnr ndvertisersshouldremember 166(-lol). ifllld 01113 of llllé 
that all ‘°chan'ges"`niust__b'e` in by 1 p. - '  ' ~~_~_ ';  
in.-to. insure-insertion following __ morn- 08ll3lly.
mc- 1 “ ~  f- if - _ ._ _ _ __
-‘  F ' Farmers in this-'section
A Slaughter Sale S°°d “'_"°“'* “*‘?*’°S‘ S“'F*‘P*° “ity _ _
 e###sl s -<>F- l 'l the Island- °
(}R0|}|(E|]Y“   ~   
’ ou wittuer nie since AND -3)) I _ I R- P-
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ijlzazgglsts refund the money :-1 itfadls to Cine _  -1 '  __  ff 
, Dec. 17 li, mosscw  
'Thursday £;tnifg.‘7?;<:lldi;irgfi . I am IV""'-7   
- 2 .‘ _ ., “" "_" Zi; 3
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and all kinds of Glassware - ' I _ `*  'C
Cheaper than ever sold before in
ihixiiy _ _ ‘ lstill have afew_bags@li_of
-LEWIS’ OLD STAND I
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Grafton Street., ' ` f _ _
4  _W _, _,I _?  _yy _ Opposite North Side Market Square. _ 3'
are nearest correct. Now if `; is “("‘l""f‘(';'°"` L ` "
GI.    
ially selected _ wheat- to  
S, `Ch’toWn, April 18, 1899 e ` _ _ - -
81.50 a day to live,which is said to he N  ~ ' _
a low estimate, we shall find that the _ ‘  - A '
gold costs about as much as it is y ` 4
worth. At this race, if no more than  l 3 5 _
twelve millions worth of gold is I 
taken c;ut,theUYukon people are not You can bu thef I round to N 
earning living expenses. ' Y ‘ Olowing g00dS~l 6’ Patent HP# comfoltabibi -  _
__ They are part of a. large job lot we Sold ffl" 2-25
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