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We are now burning Leg; qw- _l
ty of Lime at"Kilns on si, Peggy; '
n°_¢u~ -ina an .'opply'n. large er
small _quantities for farming, build- '
ing and vlihlthwsshlngt i
Orders left' at o$'ee will be
promptly attended to. l
ourcrlr cllrtén
_.__D0lf1i'S
KIDNEY 
< '“_""` - . 1 l . »
' diseass ' , _
...':“:.".. .. ...°°:,.¢.“‘=° °'_.e.":‘¥..§ ra
belwe you suspse e res! esuse your
trouble. There may have been backachee,
<7. Lvoiss st co.
a4d3w Pet. .Ex
A Fiielitily illl
If you have not ordered your spring
suit. let's get together.
We avid( your trade, not only your
` order, but future orders as wel).
r goods will stand the test.
Von want our goods, perhaps you
don't know it, but we believe it and are
rwsllild of the feet and ankles, disturb-
. n . g y oo scan y
xslggsihlixinfinye si l "lusts," will
lf anne' bladde pains
I\‘lll'nioIi, stone in blsddlor, eos. ' “qw”
Perhaps you did not know that these
wiv lymptoml of kidney disease, lb the
Urlluble heist growing worse, until Nsn
ralgia, Bo t1ca?“Rheurnstism, Diabetes,
Dsnpy and wc of all, Bright's Disease
“‘.>...'° '°l:°”.l‘r‘°‘.zr.:'.:l"*f.r.. .
_ it ' o ta i.
the Bret sign :I anythin mwreng. asia
is no other safe way, (plaster-I and lini-
menta srnnseleu), as the trouble must be
eradicated from the :Eton
Dose's Kidney P' Ein the
the trouble. dun hoe kidney
hsl them to liter line blond
:L
ile.
IN Y
__ s..i.esnlu»"..-l 
...tug patterns are goddforsoreeyes" gm. 
eonlldenl we can convince yon. Our new
...rd worthy of your consideration. The
-. rose ere not in it when compared with
the quality.
four month I was troubled with my kid-
:Lq sndmy baokgotso lsgsel felt Inher-
all over. After taking ive boxes .el
Dean's Kidney Pills I was ss well as ever."
Prloelidemteparboxcrthreeboxasior
g;;;.l.slld»lsr~sorTheDoaaKidnsyl’ill
,Toroni0.0nt
ncoolnlll s. PERRY,
‘__n¢ *uuny Tailors,
- ‘ \i.ear George Street.
s
some New
`s_ _ _ _
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We have received some new I .""~'-‘“"'_fJP~ H
lines of Boots and Shoes, selling  '
very low for cash. -
Men’s Laced Boots at $r.4o_ t '
Boys’ “ “ at 5: 2;; ‘ 1' -
Youths “ “ at $r.nn
_Women's Dongola boots at $1.2-: The nom S 
“ “ Oxd “ $1 lo
Children'sbutt6n"and laced' 4 5c
up.
'All good value.
1 il l e
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rs
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9 f _ _ 
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dissppoints. It lik! the white,
light, delicious bread and ,paky
that model canadian housewives
delight to suse.
V _ Beaver* Flour
_]_H_ Bel]_ l::..':.n°'..*E~.f.s..’~‘.=~f:T.
ees.  Mb” 9"" 2' _*N
rained. _
Great George Street. l  
Dealers in stationery, fancy (l ___ `
goods, toys. games. fancv ch’na,; 10,000 bags for 5211,, by
music books. sheet music and all C91'vcll,Raltenl)\1ry SL bles-
_ l
Kinds of musical instruments. Eegii-V‘i m Y
2 1 s u 5
are
it
E
Musical Tnstrnmerrts repaired. ‘
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_ Heat
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stool dome and radiator,
With rr wide space between them for the circulation of air.
This gives lm immense radiating surface, and means I
that ovory atom of heat from the iiro is used' for heating '
purposes, und forccd through hot-air pipes into tho house.
If you ncod lr, furnace, you should examine tho “ Sun-
shine "--it will save you untold expense, worry and work.
Sold by enterprising dealers everywhere-booklet free-
Mcclal 
 Sun hm it
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`.iR,f;\\d LONDON, Tonouro, Morrrnslsrl, Wlrmxrna, V/moouvun, 5
‘ "oral Br. Joan, Hsnlrxron.
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 ei “all Francisco _ alamity
  by Earthquake and Fire
half tone engravings of
'1°°f,':“::,b°‘;1i..in;;:li.ili§iigllligwéwowlnsloll co.. Plllllnel-
gh ‘ghiiiagb ang8'l`oronto. Fire cloth, b¢l\1\lf\`|| 5i“mPl°Z in K°ld
an li:;ilniii1=.Igii`fWMorocco, Library Edition with Blrrnislied Edges
szligzhme wishing the same address !°\1f°'df"F* °9F° “T ,_ __ _
short article by way of comparing the
present with the _tail sew it forty, or
recllessaatosaythat there is as mncli
liquor sold and drunk todnyss there was r
ln olden days. Nowlet us look torn low `
moments at the conditions that were
everywhere to be seen ln town and
country ln those days.
There are’ no licensed teverns ln the
Island today, not one. And what hell
wrought the chanqei It has been
brought about ton great extent by the l
temperanoe organisations that were put '
ln operation forty or titty years ago and `
which have been spreading and growing
ever since, with the _Temperance Alliance
and the Scott Act ns other poweriul
rsewrs.Forlyor:n1ty years ago there
were licensed tsverns on nil the streets of
one who was inside drinking. I know
this Ito be lx fact; for I_ have often
lielpedtoget them out. This condition
of _things prevailed from year to
year and it was n. ssd sight to
ln the cold for hours. Who would
now like to gobsck to thoseduys otlloenoe.
und free rum i It wssslso A very common
thing for those people to carry home with
rhemjsrs nl liquor ln one. two and three
gallons jars to be druukln their homes.
In those days there _were stumplng frollcs,
chopping frollca, and rn’-lug frames tor
new bulldlngslaud liquor \vn~_ used freely
in all those ellgsgernents and also st
quantities at funerals. Just think ot ll
people going home drunk after burying
their friends and neighbors.
throughout the country. On thsljroad
leading to Tryon aboub three miles from
elle city on the roadside there was it
licensed tavern and hers it was often dirti-
cult and dangerous to pass on the eve ol a
tesms on the road the highway
was often eonipletely blocked up
were inside drinking, lighting sud
swearing, und such sights and senes were
witnessed ns one would wish never to see
again.
rt New Haven, near Mavbe's bridge sn
also st Bonshnw. This was sterribic
place and things have taken place
horn which I will not relate.
Again at Hampton there was as
tavern where liquor was freely
sold and sgsln at Crspsud, or Stur<iy’s_
Corner. There walls great quantity of
liquor sold and drunk ln re ln those dsys_
Ashort. distance further and we como to,
Tryon, or Crawfords Corner. This was a
wild place where there was a great deal
of drinking and nolse,snd soonall the wny
to Cape Traverse the same conditions
prevailed.
On the llinlpeque Road the some con-
llltlons obtained. Out three miles ,wus
the Seven Star Inn where much drinking
was done and then st Milton there was
.\nothersi|xn.‘llleensed to sell splrltous
liquor," and srzaln at Prlncetown Road
near Bmoktieldgsnother nt I-lnzcl Grove
(now l;lunt/er River.) another nb Frederic-
Ion, another near Ellioll.'s, another at
Sp.-lngton, `anoLher st Barrel/s
Cross (now Kensington.) p This
was s bad rlemnlsliy syoung msn was
rulnevl hers. And there was another
tavern nt, Mslneque. Besides there were
n number of places along the road where
liquor was sold in ndrlltlon to those I
llnvc nmned.
Cooling now to the Georgetown Road
there were the snmc conditions. The first
place was st. Southport and s terrible
plnce it was. The wrltsrhnn seen this
plnce crowded wltlldrlnklng ulcn, with
mvoarlng, and lighting and all such
things ss drlnklngnlen engage in going
on. Southport was then n much larger
place than itis now. Next the traveller
would come to the Five Mile House. Here
liquor was sold and again st Pownal and
/lgnln at the Ten Mile House and further-
on at the lhllwny House. This plscc
lvns lnpc by one Adams when Samuel
Lane carried the msll from Charlottetown
toGcorgstown. It wssa rl¢Q'¢\‘£w hm-fi
plncc. In those days there were seven
places where liquor was sold between
this plnoe and the olty. And so we
might keep on all the way to Georgetown
,'l”o”-'dlfy-1K'!-'l ésriiiuli and lnterésling Eompsfison by a
booel Wrlt¢_r--Tift Tdiltrnf iiiil ’R“¢'ldilli6tlSt$' of'
' Lotig Age;
Sm:-I thought I would contribute s |_e_ln in nposition to state ¢aets.=Thls le
titty your-ssgo. 3: there are some so  When Inn-st ssw the olnee that ls
ourclty and dny and night. theta were
women wultlnlr outside in carriages cr death Truly the licensed tavern was
on of Prince Edward Island
- ._§` . - i
not hearsay. Ima-veiled those roads long
` before therallway was evelrthought "
'bow the Town of Summexelde there was l
one house these end l.be_Dl¢ce WFS ellled
Gresn's Shors_or G19en's Wharf. Ihsve .
travelled those roads more or lass over
slncsand have been pleased to note the
change  has taken place for the
better. Ian; pleased to ntste that the
grass now grows in many places where
once stood the licensed tavern.
Think for s moment of the crimes that
were committed in those fountains ot
’plaosssnd~went.out to meet the Judge
tlleirfellowrucn: others were frossn to
,into ls nclahborhood. There, two men
would meet on the Lord's Dny and have
what they called n jolly pond time.
Some nersons wlllsay that there are .
not so runny people visit the town in
_ s,
true. Irecsll the children thatln the
days of free rum cramped our streets and
visited our stares and homes nsklmr for
help, and not only children bet men and
women as well. And the cause was
prove what I ssy. Bow, rnsny d
we _see lorisy going about on suoh
s nllsslonl Not one Every right-
I
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Slellhi. 88 U16 Chee might he, for some one oi the greatest curses that ever came  FOI" Min:
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,Tin 'any 
_ way to'ge‘-`t 
nine -  o od  eiair
elt`-Shoe is:
Buy only the “SLATER
Sl;lOE." ' lt ismacle bgno
other ` process ._ and therefore
must be Goodyear Welt.
iniquity sod the many precious lives that ~ _ _ »' ~- _ - ~
\  _-_-,
u _ . ‘_ lf”
have been lost throuzh stron: drlnk.' "  V ' ,_,_ *_ _ _ _  if' » `
Many el man doank his Inst. glass in those -l ' _ 2 ‘ ' 5 , -_ 
cf sllths elrth. Someof them I knew; """ `   ` _r
scmewsre drowned; some were killed by V ~ ll
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S90 H1056 W0"-\6l1 wnitlnk there theseprohibltlon days and that there in §._ ` A1" ' N \Hn,
not so much money In circulation as in  Br0§¢9 e  
the good old days. It is not ’ ,_ _gy 1 
l
fren the rrlemls or temps..." "=» ,w”J"@wmQ.wwm mmmmms?
that this come and it. Is not X _ , N,”
_\_   _
drink. lcould give the nuluea of many of l I _ _
funerals. Ihnvs seen lt. used in Llrlrs these, if lt were necessary to f  
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Not only were there licensed tnvems on minded man should . thank G56 for   _  I
all our streets, but on all t-be roads prohlhltlonsnd for thspesoe eudquletness _ 
lb hun bl-ouglrt. lls. ~ ' ' 
1 have only just touched the suhiecl 0 
l th n an
and the llulicannot be tolli o` e chu ge _ _I ‘
that has taken. place in the land ` _
ln the past forty or nity years. 1
W. P. C.
A member of Victoria Dlvislou.
nance 'ms wrsnon or Kear-
e mc rn ma nonsa -me nosr
EFFECTIVE CURE
_ Lmseedl and
_ Turpelline
Slight honrsellcss in the evening ls thr
only warning oi croup.
About midnight, the chlld awaken
coughing-that peculiar, metallic cough
called oroupy and which strikes terror to
the mothers heart.
Then begins the struggle for bresl.h,snll
be prompt and ctfectlve.
' Anyone who has tested Dr. Cbsse’l<
Syrup of Llnsced and Tqrpontlne usa
cure for croup will not hesitate to pro-
nounce lt nn unquslllled success.
; ltis wonderfully prompt In loosening
the cough, clearing the air passages ol
tile head, and soothing the exalted
nerves. _
People who realize the suddenness with
which croup comes on, and the danger
which accompanies it, usually koep_eoms_
of Dr. Chase‘s Syrup of Llnseed nnd Tur-
pcntlno lu the house for use incase oi
emergency.
For bronchitis, whooping cougll,usthm n
and every form of throat and bronchial
trouble this great family medicine is n
quick and certain cure.
Mr. Wm. Me-Gee, 40 Wright avenue,
Toronto, Ont., writes:-“There is no
remodyin myoplnion that can act more
promptly than Dr. Chnsds Syrup ol
Linseed and Turpentlne. It cured my
sono( croup, absolutely, in one night.
n s _ I. g
lnstsht relief and onle.
llspnoe and time would permit.
We may new take A lnnk at the road
lsadlngtn St. Petcr‘s Buy nnri on this
road f nlso lhcrc were tnverns
in nbundnncc. At Lilo old moe-
oonrss there was s place where liquor
was sold lneely and there were about ten
plnors wherein was sold between Char-
lottetown and thc Bly. I have travelled
all the roads lhnt I lmvc meetlcrled, so I
. __ - _
Mnunnn Lmluem- Co., Lultrsn.
_ _ _ _ Y_srtnoutb.N. S.
Gu:-r1.sus_s_r,-in January last. Francis
Le Clare, ons of the men  _by me
working in _thc iodine worlds, land _a tree
ful on rum, missing nun resrrnlty. ns
was whenz fonnd,.»1$’soed_ _pn s ,algal sod
takes . haue, _whe crave ienre werej
nnrtsxad hr hh' .rccsvu-1. his t\Iv~~
M ' y hnllssd and his bodysurned'
 ' uh hi ribs his het. We used
str /sive Llilrruldnr en urn rrqsly in
deltie ,tits pa n and with theirs of three
'bettbz e wiseldtilileiy cured and sblo
to rehirn to ills work.
SAUVEUH DUVAL.
High Cirsde Aft Parlors C`h‘town.
anemia, r.1~neoe..on». A
book author, on the bottle ypu buy; 25
G\!fi‘&
market day. as there would be so many tv’v:u:t‘iJ;sisIl;;;l;o°ny‘vou:1¢; gc hlélnlfk ctfnltane V   Clothing
Y Z is R '
and men killing each other through k
while the owners of those teamsidpinkf ° l'lOt Only /00é.l` gOOCl. It ma CS fflell,
who wear it, look good.
This label is a voucher for
lf(1..,.r.\.|..s.-;_r.:_;’;;1:;;a:_1‘-;;:.':::’§ Group Comes ,w,,,€Ss q_,,,,,,_ y  
Suddenly |=>Ro\/\/SE Brace.
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if relief ls to be obtained trentnlcnt must ,"dély"(" `
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or cms or ` arson r-*unnncs
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.ig < 5 :1T°"?... .T°T.f._-
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Drafts in the Bison Hot Water Furnace
worlc on exactly the same principle as in a
ltitclren range.
its direct draft will five a roaring lire in
"no time," and its side an ‘down draft will bring
the water to the boiling poiilt very quickly.
,Every heat unit in the luel is utilized, its
dralt construction preventing any escaping.
The Bison llasmorogood heating
points than all other healers combined.
THE H. R. IVES CO.. Lllvllrlao.
or MONTREAL.
_f  -_ ._ rf '~'l
cents n bottle; family size, three limes as  `
much, 00 cents; st sll dealers, or Edmon-
son, Bates k Co., Toronw.
A Aovrnrlstnils snub.   
Advsrtlslngln itself means publlltcy
I.l`l'r.‘Z§l`lf.'i'°'.f.°..‘I.."i'.’ .l'..'l_.’$"..T.`2".‘§°..'l".§1  AND. “HE
sim sword whis red to s favo rl ` ' ‘
vi: re re
few., Itis,_rsther, syndnyaioue with s
gone;-sl, broadcast declare on, and the
"'°“‘"°""°°"° °‘ “'°‘"“°“""°'“"“'° The Leaders - Used liyihbdssnds-
the better the advertising. No oocupien,
spans that directs attention along given _
and desired lines can be reasonably rc-y
gsnied as wasted; our csnsny funds ex
headed to this end be adjudged ex-,
l H.
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mvm-ee.-endless usonnl seem.: _  V P
,__ \ll»f4'»Ll.lm¢1cn-nonawv. S¢1'1l11gA1-leurs, St; John, N. B.
Wegnvs hlms dose when he was black »   -Q 1- '~-  -I =---
i th lace with ohokin It uve him
*sidew-an-llllve
BANAh'AS
California
0RANGES
]ust received via.
BOSTON BOAT
Selling cheap.
Fresh supply each
week.
W. A. liUlCllESON,
The Crown Confectioner.
_ North and soulll side Queen
_ Street.
5-3dtts twitf
ll=".¢nnus\-Q,-eouussan
” lulounctnrurf
Oi Concerts, Soclnls,I£n-
tertsinments, etc., of a
money making nature.
5 cents a line (ol 6 words)
for iirst insertion, and
z}4 cents a line lor each ,l
continuation. Churches l
and charitable institu-
tions half rates. Mini-
mum price 15 cents.
Black type announce-
ments double rates.
nlrtns, Marriages and
Deaths FREE but verses
with death some rule as
_.11 i___._
shovi-
CARDS OF THANKS
tive cents per line when
inserted in locals, and
otherwise at regular ad-
vertising rates
THE GUARDlAN\.
l dw lf, ’
a-lf.-lf' T -».,-.--nt,-4,-in
SET
RINGS
Having just added to
our stock a large assort-
ment! of diamond and
other gem set lings.we are
able to give you just the
style that will please.
Prices right .
H. TAYLOR
9
jeweler and Optician.
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ABSOLUTELY PURE.
SULD Ill PIGKAHES llili GIIIS.
Same Price as the cheep
sdulteratod kinds.
E`.w.o.|"l.l.E'r'r t‘.’!."l':a‘!
1'ORONT0.0NT.
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sorter” 
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FLIISH
l SELF FILLING \ 
The §lmp|ul-Surenr-Ssfes¢-
_There are lmitations of Dr. Chsse's_ ‘ ' `  \ _ji 
 »    - tl WAYS  EVEltYWHl5ltl5l muon rn. 
sure you ses the portrait, and signature, ‘ ‘  lipll
of Dr. A. W. Chase, the famous, receipt
nnlalm -_ .ne only mf.-.-r ` ‘ '
5¢|f»fillil\g Fen. No glue filler '-5 l I
-no lnlz to spill-nc clogging '_-1 _ l
U shslung.  ‘M
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Youslmply prmrhehurlen(ss _ :~
la the plclursz and the pen Glu ‘j
ln I ‘|lssh." `
Writes the Instant if .'
louehes the papal- "
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P |\ P0 I- nee! vulrsnned I iz
rubber snd fully guaranteed. -L
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wlihcaold `
Sold by Shannon' _
and Olin Steves
Ask YOUR DEALER. lfhe
doesn‘t sell you the Bsgle
“l-'LA5li" Fountain Penslhsn
send its rsrsll‘£Llar¢ slrecr re __;
al:-‘”‘.\¢l\ pen luiely gun. 
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