THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN JULY 4 |898
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MONDAY. JULY 4. 1%.
EDITORIAL IIOTES -
use  Emperor William and his party
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ill this autumn visit all the historic
points in Palestine under escort of
- ,Turkish ships of war to the coast and
Special offer for a Turkish troops inland.
Short Time onw' The eagerness with which our
American exchanges are discussing
‘-I what shall be done with the Philli-
-if
Come and see Samples at our Studi » pines, Cuba and Porno Rico is sug-
gestive of the oft quoted receipt for
ALL li0RK GUARANTEED f’?£§‘,;§‘1.f`,Zi,°§§§§’§','1§iT ‘”g‘”“ "M"
and no deposit required.
Special arrangements with photo-
graphers for photos at reduced prices.
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West side Queen St.,Charlottetown.
Four doors above J T McKenzie’s store,
S. F. TARBUSH,
RESIDENT AGENT.
Charlottetown, Mch14,eod6m.
Snwerage_ Works.
Tenders for Cement,
Brick and Stone.
SEALED Separate Tenders addressed
to the undersigned will be received
at this omoo until noon, on TUESDAY,
the 12th of JULY, inst., for the follow-
ing matsn'a1a:-
\. Tenders endorsed “Proposal for
Cement,” according to conditions and
apeciientions and on forms supplied at
this oHce. each tender to heaecom-
panied by a certified cheque for $125,
to be forfeited if the party decline the
contract or fail to satisfactorily com-
plete it.
2. Tenders endorsed “Proposal for
Brick," for 80,000 Bricks, according to
conditions and on forms supplied at
this omce.
3. Tenders endorsed, “Proposal for
-Stone,” for 701) tons grey N. S. Stone,
and 350 tons hard N. S. Stone, both
being similar in quality to the stone
‘used in macadamizing the city streets.
The Commissioners do not bind them-
selves _to accept the lowest or any
tender. .
D. LAIRD,
Chairman.
Omoo of Commissioners ol Sewer and
Water Supply, Ch'town, P. E. Island,
July 2, 1898-
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‘The Land oi Evangeline Route
-'Phe-*tastpassenger and frei ht I' bet ee
all parts of New llru|uswvle€£,Nnxei:a Narita?
(five Breton and Prince Edward ls-
land nnd_ Boston,
ae'-l;1f3fSf1I;'lvoetep¢irforr1_1ed by the Comp:-inv’s
And now there 'has been a rich
discovery of gold in eastern Manch-
uria recently occupied by Russia.
Thousands are already working in
the mines which are almost as rich as
those of Klondyke and in a much
more genial climate.
‘ Toronto Star says the gold output
for the Klnndyke is estimated at
Q $20,000,000 this season.This is not the
highest figure that has been named,
but is equal to`one and a. half times
the public revenue of the Dominion in
the year 1868.
This business of transporting troops
to Cuba, the Phillipines and Porto
Pico is proving immensely costly. The
latest of these expeditions, and the
least expensive-the invasion ofPorto
Rico-costs the U S government
$4,500,000 for the hire of transport
ships alone.
If Admiral Camara with the Cadiz
fleet should really go on to Manila, as
was proposed he will, at the end of
his journey, have traversed the fol-
lowing distancesz-
Cadiz to Malia 1.000 miles
Malta to Port Said 1,000 ‘-
Port Said to‘A_den 1.310 ‘°
Aden to Colombo 2,130 °‘
Colombo to Singapore 1,370 ~‘
Singapore to Manila 1,389 --
Total 8, 199
The voyage would take about forty
days, with the probability of finding
Manila an American port on his sr-
rival.
The conditions of neutrality with
regard to warships of belligerent pow-
` ers are that their stay in Port Said
and in the roadstead of Suez shall not
exceed twenty-'four hours, except in
case of distress and then they shall be
bound to leave as soon as possible.
Having stayed that time the Spanish
fleet was ordered to move, by the
.authorities on the demand of the
American consul. There is some
doubt as to the right to taken coal
in the canal. Sir Charles Dilke has
given the opinion that they might
take coal and says that during the
Russo-Turkish war the Russian ships
were allowed that privilege.
The Anglo-American idea seems to
be exceedingly popular in England. A
committee has been formed for its
promotion which numbers among its
members, forty members of Parlia-
S 0 twin screw e‘eamers and
fast Pullman; Pa.la,ce Car express- irains offers `ment, as many dukes and €&l‘l5, fO\1l'
inducemenlsi to all who appreciate safety,
¢¢°\10mY- Comfort and speed.
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Agent, 126 Hollis St, Halifax.
._P. CIFKINS, Supt.
Kentvlile, N. S.
W. R. CAM PBELL,
General Manager
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Wednesday,JuIy 6th
The Sunday School Picnic in connection
with the First Methodist Church, will be
held at North Wiltshire on the beautiful
uads of William Clarke, Esq, Maple
grrriave, a beautiful spot for a day’s pleas-
Ul'0~
A tae table for visitors will be well sup~
archbishops, nearly all the bishops,
Cardinal Vaughan, leading men of_
all the Nonconformist, bodies, heads of
nearly all the colleges and great public
schools, the mayors of fifty cities, and
the principal literary men, painters,
journalists, barristers and judges in
the United Kingdom. The league
makes a. close approach to the throne
through the Duke of Fyfe and the
Marquis of Lorne.
The reduction oi interest from 3 to
2% per cent in t-he post office savings
banks is postponed till October, and
even then not to be made “unless
the condition of the money market
warrant the change.” If the reduct-
ion be then made the depositors of
$1,000 and upward are to be given
the option of converting their savings
bank certificates into Dominion stcck
bearing 3 per cent drawu at five years
date. We fail to see the propriety of
thus giving the larger and presumably
wealthier depositors a half of one
"md 'ith good thin2S_ Aho the Ice per cent over those who have made
Cream and Refreshment Booths.
but small savin s. Of course it
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The amuaemests are under the manage- makes some difference that the money
0 °f ° 5"* 1'=~°° °°““mi°"°° “"1 ° °°d is retained for five years, but this
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time may beexpected by old and young.
Visitors’ railway return tickets 35c. swck °'mm5°m°nt 'in tend P9
Visitors .Tea Tickets 25c-
Train will start at 10 o’clock.
aggravaw the discontent among the
depositors of smaller sums. ' ' ‘
Jmo30td
see in Tns GUARDIAN theexperience
of some ccrrespondent who has suc- _
cessfully raised fodder corn and finds 
it profitable.. Our informant thinks '_
some who formerly cultivated corn -
for feeding have gone out of ther
In New Brunswick the opposition
press is confidently predicting an al-
most immediate provincial election.
eral, Hon Mr Dunn, informs the
Globe that he does not expect an
election this year.
A valued subscriber would like to
business, and wishes to know the-f
reason.
Rsply To '|.'_a_xpayor-
Sm,-I notice that “Taxpayer” in
the Monrmzc Gusnnrsrr of the 2i.th
inst, attempts to come to the rescue of
the government. _He commences by
stating “that teacher complains bitterly,
of the proposed repeal of the supple-
mentary clause in the Education Act in
doing awav with the supplement to
teachers.” ' _ 
Now “Taxpayer” shows his ignor-
ance of the slate of affairs when he does
not recognize the difference between
“proposed repeal” and an Act abolish-
ing supplements. Then he stoves
“that the supplement has largely gone
into disuse, particularly in country dii-
tricts." Now what sense is it for Tax-
payer to talk nonsense of this kind, be-
cause by reference to the School Report
of last year we see that about 300
1 teachers in the country as well as 43
teachers in Charlottetown and Summer-
side received supplements last year.
clearly showing that the supplement
has not largely gone into disuse.
Next, he says “that the bonus, if
properly regulated, should be a endi-
cient safe-guard to the professional
teacher. '
I would like Taxpayer to explain
how it should he 'regulated so as to 'oe
a safeguard to the professional teacher;
if, ,as_ he says, teachers during their
first three years of service give better
satisfaction than afterwards. ‘
` He then says that I charged the gov-
ernment with reckless expenditure of
‘ public moneys. Now, Mr Editor, I
made so such charge; but I did -say that
the Liberal Government was .-largely "to
blame for the increase in the cost of
education, because they have caused
about 30 new schools to be open0ll»
thereby greatly lowering the avenge
attendance. It it all very well; for
“Taxpayer” to say “let the ‘teachers
who are dissatisfied leave the ~ profes-
sion" because an injustice has been done
to the profession. Would it not be
much better to have the wrong redress-
ed than to have the teachers ieave_ _the
profession; even though some political
drones should be forced to leave the
hive. If “Taxpayer” is so well pleased
with the action of the government why
does he not say that he is willing to be
taxed in the same proportion as the 579
teachers of this province and that
$270,C00 should be raised by the gov-
ernment as taxes.
Yours, etc,
Tnscnnn.
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pation. sour stomach, indlgestion are promptly
sured by Hood's Pills. They do their work
Hood’s
easily and thoroughly. I
Best after dinner pills. U S
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Prepared by C. I. Hood Ar Co., Lowerl,Mass.
The oniyrlll to mlm with Hood’s Sarsaparflh.
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»-Sewerage
SEALED TENDERS endorsed “Proposal
for Furnishing Sewer Pines for Charotte-
town,” addressed to the undersigned, will be
received at this Omee, until noon on '
Friday, me sth July,
ggox.. for furnishing Stoneware. or Vitritled
wer Pipe and their appurtenances, accord-
lnz to conditions and Specifications to be
seen at the Omce of the Commissioners of
Sewers and Water Supp? for the City of
Charlottetown, Prince E ward Island. or at
the Omce of their Chief Engineer, Preemsn
C. Collin. Esq., 53 State Street Boston. Mass.
Proposals must be on the forms supplied
from- this Office, and each tendef must be
accomgsnied by a certified bank che ue for
Three undred and Fiity Dollars 63%) pay-
able to the order of the said Commissioners. `
This cheque will be forfeited if the party
decline the contract, or fail to complete the
work contracted for. and will he returned in
case of non acceptance ot tender. 'Q
The said Commissioners do not i;g§them-
selves to accept the lowest or any er.
DAVID La§B.D,
. Chalanan.
On the other hand the Surveyor Gen- %
TENDERS FOR SEWER PIPES?
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Price when new $600.00,   p sale price _
sale price to clear _ rv _ Nm 7_.,°‘dw°.¢ Q
No. 2-John Rogers & Son Upright London, Englgmi, ;
in fine order. A nice prac-   square, good hill tomb
tice instrument. Sale price _ 4. | _ price _
No. 3-Frederick Sta_rr S'c§|are Nu, 3. pqnhgm, New 'Yell
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' square, good as new sale. ,_  i _ _Smell 5f1l\¢\°"‘» nl”
p,.i,_,,__, _ _ | A instrument, sale
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No. 5-Ste art 'o _ ew York No. 10-A_ r
We have also on hand a large number of good second-hand
_reliable makers. We are P\lff|l\8 f|\,°m, ln f|\°`f°llll\ 974|' U'
will sell them at prices ranging, from '$18.00
Every Plano and Grgan guaranteed for _av
A grand chance to let your children learn to play
A liberal discount off for spot cash.
Easy terms of payment to reliable purchasers,-_ '
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combine to make our Photographs the
most satisfactory in Charlottetown'
to-day.
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Gor.'Queen and Grafton Slreels
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