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THE. GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN MARCH 301899
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no way in which Hr; Joseph
Wray says Laxa-Liver Pills
acted in curing his
Indigestion.
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Stomach out of order.
Food lies heavy as :1 stone. 1
` Pain and distress after every meal.
Belching of wind and sour mouthfuls ;
wgllgiitgi llgels heavy, and life has no
I brightness. 1 _ _
These are some of the miseries of
di t.” dD spepsia. i
InSo€:ii> lgfnthg ti-olibles that Laxa-Liver
i Pills can rid you of more quickly and
E completely than any remedy known.
Ma. Josnrn Wan, Fulton Brook. `
Queens Co., N. B., S875 51195' “Wd hk°
magic in his case.
This is his statement: '
1 “ I suffered a great deal from_ indig_es~
| tion, and was unable to obtain relief,
until one day afriend gave me a dose or
two of Laxa-Liver Pills which acted like
magic.
‘ I at once procured a_supP1¥ f1'0l¥1 my
dealer, and am now e!1J0Y1118 9' b°_n?n*
that I could never get from any medicine
before.” Price 25c. at all druggiste. '
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F. il. HUHNSBY,
has at least 150 different patterns o
Wall, Ceiling and Hall Papers, from
one of the best Firms in the Domin-
ion.
M., Staunton &Co.
Those ceiling,Wall and Hall Papers
are the admiration of all who see
them.
Those intending to clean up and
paper their Hall, Room, etc, will find
it to their advantage to call at
F.. J. HORNSBY,
VICTORIA ROW.
See samples and get prices.
Pictures framed, cleaned and re-
paired at lowest prices.
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T0-LET! T0-LET l
A comfortable dwelling house situated on
thecorner of Pownal an Grafton Streets, at
presentoocupied by W. F. Tidmarsh, Esq. Pos-
legsiop gtigen Ihe nrst nay of April next.
pp y THOMAS W. DODD, l
Mch 15df Pownal Street I
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About telling us you arelooking for the place you can buy
FURNITURE to best advantage. Piople are doing that
every day-and usiially land at our store. If mmmy
88Vlllg’S all 0|l_|8c|t 'I0 you, we’ve hundreds . _of cl-rims
Founders. Engineers and Machinists. 3”'
Steam Navigation Co‘= “ hart. i
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A Steel Feed Boller lol.. i-all? .__
We have some nice steel boilers =-'
in stock that we will sell at a=""
small advance on cost. -5*
There boilers are made of the.=
b st steel plate and by the mst; ~
boiler makers. '~.= `
We guarantee them to he first?
class in every respecz. No cast §
iron end=, all stee . 2
Call and seeus before nurchasing "i `
elsewhere. E
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THURSDAY. MARCH 30. 1&9.
 
A FAIR DISTRIBUTION.
Under the above caption the Toron-
to Globe discusses the proposal to re-
voke the gerrymanior of 1832 and re-
turn to county boundaries. The
,Globe prefaces its article with a re-
ference to the statement solemnly
made by Sir Wilfrid Laurier that he
would never attempt to gerrymander
the constituencies of Canada to the
profit of the Liberals and to the dis-
advantage of the Conservative party.
These are good words. So also we
agree with the great Liberal organ
when it says that in regard to the
. measure now before parliament
“means shall be found to give the op-
position in the Commons a fair and
full voice in the work of re-arranging
the basis of representation.”
i We trust that the redistribution
bill may be shaped and completed in
1 accordance with the just pledges and
suggestiohs that we have referred to,
.but it is apparent that the two par-
ties can never wholly agree as to what
is fair and just in such matters. More
especially is this true when one party
is in the act of repealing a law passed
by the other party and enacting a
new law in its stead. It would be
much better to follow/theBritish plan
1. and hand over the work of creating
and arranging t-he electoral divisions
.to an impartial commission.
This was thought to be necessary
in Great Britain, where parties are
not so unjust- to each other and so
suspicious of each other as they are
unfortunately in- Canadu. The result
was a distribution which gave
entire satisfaction to both
parties in the Mother Country.
It passed unchallenged by
either party and was accepted by the
country as fair and just. We can
hardly expect such unanimity of ap-
proval and such general content un-
der a measure enacted by a party vote
in Canada. Even if framed on the
broad lines of justice which Sir Wil-
frid and the Globe have laid down,
the opposing party will not so readily
acquiesce, nor will it effect the same
stable and permanent settlement of
the representation as would result
from the adoption ofthe British
plan.
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Tcinorrow, good Friday, tlie
tMonN1Nr; GUARQIAN will not be
issued. ' i _
A man must be in a bad way when
he is refused admission to the peni-
tentiany. That was what happened to
Legassey, convicted and sen~
tenced to live yi-ars for train
wrecking, when he was taken to
Dorchester a few days ags. The peni
tentiary surgeon found the prisoner:
afflicted with a. skin disease believed
to be contagious, and hence the re-
fusal. He was taken back to the jail
at Dalhousie, which will afford his
pleasana companionship to the in- `
mates thi re until he is cured.
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to your attention .
ARI( WRIGHT & C0’y.
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The Canadian Pacific Railway sys-
tem is generally ki own to be vast in
its extent and superbly managed. It
renders great sei vice to Canada and
earns money for its shareholders. And
yet very few persons are aware of the
actual extent. The mileage included
in t-he C. P. 'R. traffic returns is 6,681
miles. Then there are other lines
worked by the C. P. R. making 732
miles more. There are 371 miles un
der construction. Then there V is a.
vast mileage that is “controlled”
by the C. P. R.-the Minneapolis
St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie, the
Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic-'
making 1834 miles. The Grand
total of -all these lines, owned, oper-
ated and controlled, is 9,618 miles.
The earningsof the C.P.R. for 1898 .
expenses $15,663,605. These are big
figures. The C. P. R. telegraph and
their steamship seivice are on a large
scale also. There are 5 ocean steam-
ers en the Pacific, o river steamers
for the Yukon trade, 3 lake steamers,
2 ferry steamers, 12 river steamers in
Kootenayind 3 tugs.
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Wants a “Contrivancc.”
_ march the 27. _
Oi hava Gravance Against the gov-I
ernment moi Hous Is to shniall for Me “
biznes oime in the loike trade widf
scrimger. an hav no Seler but we Hav
aBig garet the mekanik turgot to piti
Barnes in an It Extiuds frnm the Kitchin
Floore To the Ruf oi axed the govern-
ment Fura herded place to kape me'
Gnds in an kuni Tould me to Dig a hele
in The ground sburethe frost is 5 fate
Dape in the bouls_ of the airth Ant
konvaynent oi axed him To pit the Kon- p
trivans in wid moi cow an the pig an
begorra If Misther peters Dont git the
thing tit Intil me primises Tharel be
wigs an the Grane an no More grit voats
From burns read to Pakes Station il
wint to montague and dokler robinsen
Said jack yel ave It or i Wont be Govve-
ner to Plaze em Print This letter ye
pratson spalpen an Show me Indigna-
shin V
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ON ifinvis FAcE
Mother Ashamcd to Take Him Out.
Everything Failed to Cure. CUTI~
CUBA Cured in Three Days.
I have had my baby sick with his face fullof i
ringworm, and tried everything and failed. I
was ashamed to take him out, for every one' would
look at him. I was told to get Currcuna. I got.
It on Wednesda)', and b y Saturday his face was
all dried up. N ow I can take him everywhere.
If people only knew about how his face looked a
Week 88°. 8-hd see it to-day, they would neverbe
without it. i.lr.s. J. POTTER,
894 So. First St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Wermrheths with Crrrcnxa Boar and gentle
anolntlngn with Ctrrrcn na (ointment), constitute i
the purest, sweetest, and most effective humor
treatment ever compounded, and appeals with
irresistible force to mothers, nurses, and all hav-
Ing the care of children aiillcted with skin, scalp, `
and blood humors, vrlth loss of hair. i
sem in.-on hounh "T _ - 'V
Sole Props., Boston. e‘7Hi>li!vtoIOh1i?l§‘i1}:i-tyAl>_l?iz?o°r‘;Pt"i¥d:
TELEGRAPHIG NEWS.
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  and Fellini: Hair Prcvented by 1
The pattern makers ofthe Pelson iron
works are out on strike for an advance
of 15 per cent.
’l‘h'e Ontario government will impose
a tax on all mining corporations dealing
in properties outside of the province
selling stock in Ontario.
This is a blow at British Columbia
whose mining, stocks and company
shares have been extensively dealt in
here. _‘
MoN'rnEaL., March 29 -- Sir William
McDonald has made another muuiticcnt
donation to McGill University.
This time it is the school of mining
which benefits and the gift is large
enough to provide the services of a lectur-
er,a demonstrator. assistant and a con-
plete staff of mechanicmwhioh, with the
recent endowment of a professor’; chair
gives that department a complete stal.
The amount of Sir W illiam’s donation
hasnot yet been made public, but it is
said to be in the neighborhood of $800,-
000, and raises the total sum of money
he has given to McGill to over $3.000-
000.
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