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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN FEBRUARY 101899
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'FIIIDAX FEB. 10 1899
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l RELIGIOUS STRIPE
IN ENGLAND
A tragic controversy arose in the
. irst family of our race in which
Af *ll d"°3“°t" orother was arrayed against brother
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flnd it to their aivantaze to send to F. J I
Hornsby): Books Store for Legal Blanks,
Seals, Tapes. \\’ax. Inks, \\'ritlng and
Copying from th: best makers. Day
Books, Ledgers. Journals, etc, Note
and Receipt Pads, Letter Clips and
Files, Johann Fab rs’ best Rubber
llnnds and Pencils, all shaved down very
ine at
F. J. HORNSBY’S.
Eoaanelaa-e;>UrB
Do not wait until Ht use Cleaning to get Mats
and Frames ou those Pictures that you in-
tend: d to get cleaned and fixed up last Spring-
We will do them for you cheaper now than we
can in the Spring and lyou will now have a
larte assortment of Picture Mouldings to
c hocse from. Come to
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Assurance Company
of London, England.
Assets - - ~ 813,000,000-
Fire Insurance
perty at lowest rates.
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ever the alt-ir of religiou,and freligious
strife has been the bane of every age
since Adam dwelt in Eden. Just now
4*  F g lEnglandiis becoming the scene of a
A  A z . ,_ ‘ bitter religious struggle. Sir William
f lHarcourt, before his retirement from .
the Liberal leadership, had written a
series of letters to the Times against
Ritualism, Balfour, Conservative and
nephew of Lord Salisbury, had pro-
pounded a scheme for state aid to a.
Catholic University to be established
in Irelaudi Probably both Harcourt
end Balfour were sincere in their ad-
vocacy, but the animus of each was
also largely political.
Sir William Harcourt naturally
‘desires to please the Nonconformist
and Low Church elements which to
M gether form so largea proportion
Iof the Liberal electorate. Mr.
Balfour is more than will-
ling to make a further bid
gfor Irish support, which, since the
labandonment of Home Rule and the
ldeath of Hr. Gladstone has gravi-
Itated to the Tory standard. And
'ealthough Mr. Balfour`s proposal in
regard to the Catholic university seems
to have been rejected by the cabinet,
the situation has developed an ex-
; citing “No Popery” cry.
An incident of the struggle
was the _great meeting in
3 Albert Hall, noted in our despatch-
.yes of ten days ago, where 10,000
npeople met to protest against Roma-
lnizing tendencies in the Church of
England, cheered wildly for Harcourt
,E and Kensit and savagely hissed the
 Archbishopz of York and Canterbury.
Kensit is the man, by the way, who
,goes about interrupting Ritualistic
services. Attacks upon Balfour have
been also frequent and strong, in
` which Rev. Hugh Price Hughes, the
well-known Methodist divine and
leader has taken a share.
Now we are told in a cable letter
that Lord Halifax, leader of the Ritu-
alists, who within a .few years
made a strong edort to in-
,duce the Pope to recognize the
. validity of Anglican orders, declares
that there are a thousand clergyman
of the Church of England who will
lnever abandon Ritualism, no matter
lhow strongly they may be enjoined
,to do so. Moreover the Ritualists
Ihave announced their intention to
Ivote against any member of parlia-
I ment of whatever party who has
shown sympathy with the attempt to
enforce the principles of the reform-
.ation upon the church -of England.
they claim they are strong enough to
control fifty-seven parliamentary seats.
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class ii: every res ect. No cosL_
iron crd=, all stef-il -_
Call and .see us before purchasing
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sert herself as an industrial member
of the family of nations by holding an
international exhibition in 1902.
In New Brunswick there are now
full government tickets in every con-
stituency, and opposition tickets in
all but four- Restigouche, Gloucester
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third son of the Queen, becomes heir
to the reigning dukedom of Saxe 1
he will have to choose between thisl
ereign. Should he decide to remain
an Englishma n he 'will resign the
Saxe Coburg succession in favor of
his eldest son, Prince Arthur. The
duchy has an area of 755 square miles,
about one third the size of P. E. Is-
land, and a population of about 210 -
000. ~ ‘
From Indiana comes an
exposure of the latest trick in
circumventing the secrecy of
the ballot. The trouble with the
briber has always been to make sure
that the bribed voter marked his ballot
in thvmanner he promised. At length
a plan was hit upon that worked ad-
mirably. Each voter was~ fur-
nished with a ballot paper which
was a facsimile of the real ballot.
With this he was given a piece of
carbonised paper - of the same size
and shape. When the voter went into
the booth to mark his ballot he placed
the bogus ballot underneath the real
ballot, with the carbonised paper be-
tween them and then marked the
ballot in the usual way. By means of
the carbonised paper the bogus ballot-
wasmarked in precisely the same spot
as the real ballot. The voter carried
the bogus ballot thus marked to the V
briber,and on this conclusive evid
ence received his bribe.
Biliousness
is caused by aorpti liver, which prevents diges I
lbnuid permits food to torment and pnti-ity in
la dermal. Then follow dizziness. headache,
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haomtna, norvdulnen, md,
I not relieved, bilicus fever I
lr blood poisoning. Hooi1’s` I S
Hill stimulate the stomach,
lenaeugha- Igor, cure hoadaehadizzlness, con-
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La (irippe
Very prevalent .
sad Quarters _
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of Edinburgh A consequence of his at 1-,ho time when the war with the
death is that the Duke of Connaught
nited States broke out had only a
wports and cities with but very
ittle of the countr behind them
C0b\1l‘g- BHI5 88 the Dlllw Of C011- under her control. yFor years Spain’s
naught had chosen a military career ', war outlay in rho Philippine group
With an 8SPil'0-50" t0 b€00m€ C0111- had been far in excess of any receipts
mander in chief Of the British army, therefrom, and the ex orience of the
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ashington government for years to
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and reigning *IS 3 Petll’ G°l`m“U SUV' come will be much the same. The
Filipinos are in possession, and it may
b
b
e, and probably will be cheaper to
uy them outethan to conquer them.
Possibly Aguinaldo may reduce his
demands with something of the same y
facility that Gomez in Cuba dropped
from sixty millions to three millions.
An Ottawa despatch to the ‘Halifax
Chronicle, which is not improbably
inspired,speaks the extension of Gov~
ernor Howlan’s term and has the fol-
lowing to say in regard to his pro-f
bable successor : ' _
The question of his successor is now a
live one. Already the name of one gen-
tleman, Hon.Daniel Davies.uncle of Sir
Louis, has been prominently brought
forward. The question is by no means
settled. Mr.Davies would fill the otlice
with dignity. The other possibilities ,
are Hon. Donald Farquharson. premier '
of Prince Edward Island. and Dr. Mc
Intyre. ex-M.P. One of the three will
likely receive the ' appointment. Mr.
Davies is an Englishman and a member
of the Church of England- Mr. Faiqu-
harson is of Scotch descent and a. Pres-
byterian, and Dr. McIntyre is of Scotch
descent and. a Roman Catholic. As the
present incumbent is a Roman Catholic
the chances of Dr. McIntyre may not be
as gocd as the others.
' AGADIAN' HAY BE FLOATED.
SYDNEY, February 7.-The steamer
`Acadian, Captain Couillard, ran ashore
Sunday evening, while entering Loui-
burg. The vessel struck on Mad Mol
land drifted eff and grounded on fi
frocky shoal. There is lifreeu 'feet of
water 'in the hold. If the wind continua-
ffshore she may be iloated. W.B.
Elobell & Co., Quebec, Archibalo.
I lorlh Sydney; Charles Archibald.
Halifax, and (aptain Couillard, are
, the owners. No insurance.
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D. A. BRUCE moved to his new pre-
mises in Morris Block where he will b
‘Prnt J ll Robertson
DAIRY co.\iMIssioNsR, and .
PRUI'-'ESSDB llAG0l|iel
Ol the Experimental Dairy Farm
I will visit this province in the
interests of the
.Fnrmers and Hnrtionltn
And will hold meetings as follows:
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Monday, 27th Feb.--At Rustico Bank
at 12.30; Biadalhane Hall at 7.
Tuesday,28th Feb,- Kensington Ha l
at 2; Suaimerside at 7.
Wednesday, March 1-0”Leary Ha l
at 2; Alberton at 7.
Thursday, March 2-St. Pr.-ter’s at 2;
Souris at 7.
Fridav, March 3 -Charlottetown in
,Kind'ergarten Hall.at 2; also at a meet-
F°UDd€l'S. Engineers and Machinists =
Steam .\-'avization Co’s Vv harf T1
Chailottetow P. E. 1.
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At New Hai en January 26 h ’99 to
ir. and Mrs. Robert R. Frizzell, a
daughter.
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Prints.
Flannelettes-
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CO17‘t011s,
Skirtings,
Ribbons, etc.
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. whose _death was announced a fe'yv the bargain in selling her title to the _ p
days Since, ‘WS tho Only son and heir -Philipines for $20,000,000. Sha never
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We have the finestsele
to be had in the city, especn
bleached and unbleached;
Linens, bleached and e (I3
Night Robes.f Drawers,
Chemises, Embro
chiefs, White Cam
REIVIN
Big bargains in Rem
Prints, Flannelettes, Dress
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pleased to see his old customers and
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good Washstand, 2 strong Gene Seat Chant
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