THE GUARDIAN, CHAl{L()’l'llL'.l`U\lV_-_H, MAY 22 ‘.899.
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.`~_ ._‘~'--.`**I"" ‘_'._.’ get the start of YOU- l
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POOLE & LEWIS
Poole's Wharf.
¢\pi,0wn_ P. E. I.. May 22399-lawscwiw H
on __illillis.
Having been elected as a commiss-
ioner of Sewers and Water Supply, _'50
fill the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation of thc Hon. David Laird; I de-
sire to thank the electors lpirtinularly
my lady electors) of the City, for the
generous support tendered me in the
election on the 18th inst.
CHAS. McGREGOR,
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know what kind of ag;
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have.
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construction an amount equal to $33-
50 per head of our then population,
I’i'oviiice of the Dominion. l
Mr. Martin proceeded to show
that since July 1873 the Dominion
government has expended iii ron- E
railways the vast sum ofSl08,'208,924, f
` of which only $653,372 has been
laid out in this province. In Obllbr
t e severa provinces an territories
for railway purposes since the
Island entered the Union §um`
risories $76.84; Manitoba $52.61;
828,68; Ontario, $l4.34;Quebec,$l0.- I
33; P. E. Island, $6.10. -
way mileage in each Province 'of the
Do_minon and the amount of Domin-
ion aid per mile was as stated in the
Ontario 6,568
Quebec 3,159
New Brunswick 1.420
Nova. Scotia 916
Manitoba 1 .474 5,418
British Columbia 860 24 93? _O
N.W .Territories 1,7 80
P. E. Island
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vince,with 54 persons per square num,
mig t air y c aim a. larger two-
ortionate mileage than
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and sweet.
Want lier to know that -Q
pretty papers are sold E
here for such very very "”
little prices.
Will she come and see
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The Wall Paper Men.
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gilt Corset
3 or lhe 
“Bicycle Girl”
We make “the very'
thing.” It’s not loo fe and 
awkward, and it/s not -_
cramping and confining. @
It’s cnt to allow of free@
use of all muscles, and to 
be at the same time grace- @
ful and stylish. @
It’s short, cut high of the @
hip, filled with very fine
strips of s»eel, steel that 
won`t break. - 
It fits the first day, and 
every day-fits all the 
tiiiie. /f7_~,._
Ask yourdealer for it. 
The price is 
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we entered the union we had a mile of
railway to every-480 people, and we
have now fallen quite below that
Equre. In the _time since the Island
‘entered th;---Dominion the railway
mileage of Canada has been increased
700 per cent, and that of P. E. Island
only 6 per cent l
Mr. Martin proceeded to show that l
when the financial terms of union
were agreed upon in 1873 it was con-
templated that an expenditure would
be made on the Intercolonial, the
canals and the Canadian Pacific rail-
way not toexceed $65,000,000. But
the actual expenditure on these works
had been almost .$150,000,000 or
$85,000,000 in excess of the then esti-
mated amount. t He claimed that the
Island, having one fortieth of the
Dominion’s population is entitled on
this account alone to claim $2,100,-
000. Bnt that is not all. _
Previous to 1883 there were no ex- '
peiidit-ure by the Dominion on rail-
ways that were not of Dominion iin~l
poi-tance. In that year a. new de-
parture was made and since that $47,
000,000 has been expended by the
Dominion in aid of local railways ex-
clusive of Pacific Railway branches,
in the other provinces of Canada.
P. E. Island night fairly claim on this
account an amount equal to one fort-
ieth of that isum, or say $400,000,
which added to the $2,100,000 above
mentioned as fairly due us on rail-
way account,would make $2,500,000.
Mr. Martin proceeded to strengthen
his already very strong case by show-
ing that the people of P. E. Island
are compelled to pay the same or
higher passenger and freight rates on
a railway that is 50 per cent curves
Allowing for these windings we really
pay  cents pei' mile where the peo-
ple of other provinces pay 3 cents
ga iniie. Again by the resolution ‘
adoined by the Legislature we have
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lui -$400,000 on account of the Hills-
l boro bridge. And attain, when we*
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ring Trade  
The time has come when you should look up your
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w ard robe and se
overcoat-,, etc., act
from
.i. 1'. nicuiinzin, iss Tailor 
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In the event of you deciding to invest in a suit or
howyou are fixed for ipring Wai.
promptly by ordering the same
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rou ed and foicibl resented b   Ar
_ ‘ " t ' .d we should certainly et the _ , '
speech ill the Cniiimons. luis speech giunxemy Harlor Runway Swithout I _ _ __   _ _ -dl
is packed full of tacts bearing upon furthpr long delay i _ f t __ _'._  -
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our claim to n. lditional railway ac- ' `  '-_-L _~,`: 'X  _ _
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comm-‘>dario~_i. He showed that when ° ` sl »._.\<f_ _.cv-_  -' "*-5 \
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;\i_ci_.\ii>a\', MAY 22. i~i»<.l. J Such are a few ot' the salient fea- I "_, ' lv _iz _
'_' I _  M tures of Mr. lllartiifs speech. No » ` I ‘ _ ‘_
THE MURRW HARBOR RAILWAY' I doubt many of the facts stated are A `
ln inovirig for copies of the corres- 8 p ’ I  y_ P ' 2 y & H I   
pO.I;(ienC;;3f]u§j;U;;OrEl";O l°'\`1'll;‘r)?i;i i the member for East Queens and _
rai \ a ' ' . _ " ' -' - _
Hai°boi° Mr Aleiianfler \l\r'in ll P “hey make a case Surpasemgly immg. i I I
‘ ‘_ ‘ ` ` ` . ` v - a ` e co -
made an exhaustive and l-rl \' ncin" He enh Bde() jusmc nd Je ob   Wi
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1 / UNDER emu iioor-oN oss Ftucn,
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this province entered the Dominion _ About the Simest thing we have yew ‘Q '__-1 3    _- - _I
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m l8‘3i“"’ had expmded for l`a‘1“`”y l seen is the letter of < Fair Pla. iii ;-fl*-Y-~°f  l  “l” -'3'i'f1 " H. '<-
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Saturday evening’s Patriot. Among 1; ,_. _>
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other things he charges Tun (IUARDIAN
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an fiiii"fui:t tm' in aflvnnce of /ini' other - - ' ° . f _  _.  --
with receiving money from the liquoi  __ _ 1. 
tratlic because a number of rumsellers
buy this paper or subscribe for it !
Naturally to such a feeble and per-
vei ted intellect the desire f 'i` E
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“rucfingi e‘lUiPPlUg and ”ub3‘d""“`3'(}UAuDiAN to publish the petition of
which Mr. Farquharson boasts and
the names of the signer’s is i n “im-
pert-inence."
system. It matters not that the
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_ ` t`onsfMethodist Conferences and ` --
Nova Scotia $34.27; New Brunswick; giigxbx telfian Presb t°,.ie§_ Are tha” and Qochonly to be seen to be bought’
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bodies composed of mere cranks,-
fanatics and extremists 'l Or do the
DUWU W wth June 1896 the rail' represent the best Christian senti-
ment of the dayl Be that as it may,
The Patriot will have none of their
guidance or counsel, It takes its
gether by the Czar of Russia is now
of the N `
revenues derived from taxation on
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ilwiords Phe? has ' been Pxriendfad 'in The Patriot h;;w becomes full-   
‘ fledged advocate of the liquor license
HAS THERE BEEN--SUCH A '
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or sinus, iitoiisiis it iiiirss cooiis
li   or siicii iiicii Qiiiiirr
.PRICES SO LO
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equal to the following ratespsr license system hw bm, denounced by A large importers entire sample
head Ou their population: British - te bbs of the Protea” t “tors-in 3. . , . _
Columbia $223_,,0;NorbhWeSb Teh pgléianlé as mn ash ];1aPti8b AS_ _.ine of Ladies Kid Gloves, 500, 75c
subjoined table : stand with the liquor 'pany as tgel 0 Prices for Kid Gloves, 50C, 750 and
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Province Mileage Dominion Aid. advocate ofthe license system, which 95C_ JAS PATUN & CO
$4,550 7? the liquor men have always com- _ '
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211 , 1. _ etherlands. If it can succeed . , ,,
Proceeding with his argumen‘ ;\lr. 'lgulxsiilggogfgsngvgge aslfguxifg gi /
M U' ll Gd il i   `.-'iz-; ... _ _ _ a _ . ' °
thgregliieogumigixl Zu; 4er;e___ Us the cost 0° mititarism under which Bargailns Of l.1IlSua»l Interest Will be ‘
0 as il. i ere for June la, lies It t
ofisiiwayinihispi-mince. r..§. Spendingaqiarteféfiheir engfmous visit us, sit down and write. Send
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09 NEW sulvilviiiii f  
16’0i)7  The Peace Conference called to-l ° I . w  i 
RE Island 517 Pen.” for everv LW-,Q be gained. The great nations are _' _ _ I ' _ you Gauno
the maintenance of bn e armies and for al mail Order TI' one d P
throughout Canada. Again, when ~ - . f
Expert blcyclists
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 single wheel, or
 unicycle, for short
  distances. Ir. years
 girl;-“__ to come the unicy-
,__ __  .ff cle may become
/jf  ,__ ~. as common zi
,lil °».' § “fag” y..
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mode of loco-
V” __ motion as the
_ _ \v bicycle. On-1" a-
*.':/?- llllllf  _ /~'\few years aygo
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 _  eople would
 ’; sf . T have laughed at
6-:_.  ) the' idea that
a - - J’ all the world
9 / /D -#would shortly.
l ")'_ J be awheel.
~- /, ¢_/ -'lt is not mme-
* chnnics alone that
the world is making rapid progress. Not
many years ago all physicians' pronounced
consumption an incurable disease. _To-day
a large (proportion ot people recognize that
it is a istmctly curuole disease. Doctor
Piercc’s Golden Medical Discoverycures
98 percent. of all cases of coustifrrptxon.
It has stood the test for thirty years. 'l`h»ou'T"
sands of people who were given upby their
doctors, and had lost all _hope owe their
lives to this marvelous rleinedy. It acts
directly on-'the lungs, drivingout all im-
'pnrities and disease germs. It rcstoresthe
appetite, corrects all ciisordefs of the diges-
tion, strengthens the weak stomach, makes
the assimilation of the life-giving elements
of thelfood perfect, invigorate-s thel liver,
purifies the blood and tones the nerves. It
is the great blood-maker and flesh-builder.
It docs not make flabby flesh like cod liver
oil, but the firm, muscular tissue of abso-
lute health. An honest dealer will not
offer you an inferior substitute for the sake
of a little added profit.
Miss Mary Whitman. of East Dickinson,
Franklin Co., N. Y., writes: “For nearly ten
months I have had a bad cough. and instead of
getting better, it grew worse. I was said to have
consumption. I tried Dr. l‘iercc‘s Golden Med-
ical Discovcry, and when the second bottle was
empty I had no cougli and was cured.” .
Dr. Pierce’s 
of good health.
and good health is lnrgelya matter of healthy
activity of the bowels. Dr. Picrce‘s Pleasant
Pellets cure constipation. They are Safe, sure
<1 weed d ii' ‘ ‘ikcfi do not have to be
an 5,. _ _v, :iii u ,vc if .
taken ai-_-.-ry.-. one liz-‘_!~~ " Pellet ” is a gentle
laxativf: and two a :il.ld
;1§;;"1§...,,;;§;ti.l.an Pellets.
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latego§a_.n1ysect1io_n of the Doniln ~.i:‘-, ae;o;u,ati;:1u;_l;ethi;tgFgsgnthsanwgn; NIOIICY returned lf ]]Ot Sallsaed
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foreach miie of milf ad in -. . “hey “F” g'°“'“”g “ g"°"'” "‘?"°f “H ll I _ ‘ ° ` ' _ -
IP _ _ 'J-li--‘ °.wn Dominion’ is m°int'»‘ini°g in S00 YHIDS, (A small cutting attached ters, suitable for bleuees abo
‘sections ‘whereas we have rearly mm" °f Peace 9'” “my °f 30’000 1 h' 3 - - ~ - 7
_ twice »as many people per- mile men M ,_ yearly 606,. of $9,000,00O_ io 1 is ii would sell them within an hour) 25 inch goods, got to sell and
uf railway as the average proportion- ~ I quick als Q e e a s o _e e e e e o o s s e s ei
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Some time back we have had under ` A mm' f°"h°'“mm°r‘ M
consideration the wisdom of instituting a
thorough] upto date Studio in Charlot-
 tiliiisf lilies culminated in the estab-
s men o w at vzofeel conildent canbe
claimed as one of the prettiev-t and most f
perfectly equipped Ateliers in Canada.
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Photogiaphers. New Prowse Block.
special at |7¢. This is a selll
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Our place of business was built from
our plans and for us.-We have specially
imported 'our  Our apparatus and
accessories have l, been obtained fresh
for our particular purpose and everything
is absclutelv up to date.
Ex rience has ta ht us Ethat the best w y
to gdlie patronage :iid keep it, is to atteiid FOR SALE--A “GW 110
strictly to the wants of our customers. to please fm' °l1° h°fS¢ ll Pi
them, ro give the very best ‘possible value fo'
every dol ar spent wit us an io stand back of
every picture we send out, with the positive -W-~-' ~ _..._ __ ; __
guarantee that its quality is unsurpassa le. _
Ti-ns ws SHALL' no.
Come and invest' te our stateme
189- “ts.
INVITATION &“;§€i§eif’.t_°g and" will amiga
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ill-¢~5i'i; iiiifiliiaié its as
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silliness
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Weft Rive . dpptiilrsg gnu'
AIOIIGY Oyngf mgy gb
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wining nine roims, . wi
-¢b~ble.snd couch house.
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new express wagons, Ap;
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geated with hot water
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s||3£“Nl¥ig, _ i satisfied at the snaps you receive. _
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(W at an Grocers   ' S Y We are now burning
 See that thenbottle bears our label. quickly' Come and secure one before they au go l- *'&Dy quantity of b_e3t_
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