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This cousriss Next.
The temperance people of Prince
`E<iwa.d Iaiaad will da wail is heed
the warning given in another column
of this paper by our coritsp-.indent
“Anti-License.” lie sees in the re-
,,,.,,| of me Seott Act here and the in-
'Rri duction of a license law, the un-
,eompieieu uesignto restore the license.
This revelation, startling and incred-
The Patriot: ~- As an instance of new
the liquor sellers view Zthe tax-bill we
miy sate that three persons engaged
lu the business have applied tor the pt-
sition ot inspector.-,' knowing that they
cannot continue in the trailic.”
By all means let them be lookid
after. If only one of the three can
be appointed an ~inspector; bonded
two, that is if they can produce a
record of convictions .as violators of
the Scott Act.
A few days ago the Patriot quoted
from its fyles of 1892 purporting to
i tem throughout the entire Province show th” HM' David Laird '"8 in H I P
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accord with the present attitude of
BABY5 ibla as it may at 5¥:S°.“PP sara. 115% 5 the license organ. ` We quote: ' I
a.i~ei'umenti'ecoid of the past few
First we have the arguments put
forward that if men will sell intoxi
cannot get a prohibit' ry Iliquor law or
reason why onrcity should submit to
all the horrorsof free rum night and
d y to all comets' ”
_ -_ . -_ f0°D» be 1° °bS°""‘-‘ds 19 quite “S the Patriot, they 'were not advocating
.cl€G|', Whnc » 8°°d fm" the "°°“m"ies as `Pf°-V th? a license "law, - Phe Scott' Act which
and  , city- Thenge h“v°_ the P195 ‘bmi   for nine years, hav-
revenne an expenditure must le
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ing been repealedin 1891, there was
OWN 'stronv support in the Farquhargon In April. 1892,-‘ this paper said.: ‘_-We
SOAP D k the Scott Act atpnssent. but that 'is no
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1 Giles "W “ting liquors 1t_1§ “Sh” to make “hem When those -_-_words were written
 Smootm A psy for the Prmlsse ! _That _ ares- ty Haa._David Laird, than aditaa ai
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Continues tod iyfandlincludes part of
Main Hall, Drawing room. Breakfast
_room and all Bedrooms and bedding.
'_1_1 ofclock sharp.
E. H. NOR PON,
Auctioneer.
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Port of Spain.
Trinidad. West Indies
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Dealers in Hardware, Lumber, and
general Commission Merchants.
Consignments of Island produce re-
ceives careful attention.
May 23, June, July Sept.
_ =\~ mons’ Carbonated Drinks.
_ ~ _ nut of several varieties the most
W.; Dqpular have been. ~
_ a--if Ginger ale Cream Soda
l 5 Lemon Sour- Sarsa.varil1a_
;  It is needless tg take up yourtime
The time has come when ou should look u  in qmnbipg the" merim 'nm' s°`
y p your
wardrobe and se howyou are fixed for spring war.
In the event of you deciding to invest in a suit or _ 5
overcoat, etc., act
from
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ma e to meet, and the tax imposed
on liquor sellers willswell the reven-
ues. Here the argument is quite as
strong for the counties as for the city.
Next we have the Iiiberals in the
Legislature andtheir party organ The
Patriot, discrediting the Scott Act
and proclaiming prohibition impracti-
cable. All this is"so much prepar-
ation toward restoring the license
_sq y capi u a o e iquor
tradic and the party organ has followed
U them into the license ditch. In -the
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new papers-i-and you’ll be -O
agreeably surprised at the 3
change ia will make. 5
The dainty fresh colorings 5
will make the room look ;=
brighter and the furniture 5
newer-and the cost is but -0
.is laid by which the ill-gotten gains
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,for other pipes to tap the unholy
Jllegislature _and in the columns of
The Patriot we have all the old bar-_
brought upand re-stated. [t matters not
lthat this has been done by old-‘ijnc
temperance advocates and workers -‘
by men who were loud in their aa'-‘
vocacy ot prohibition during the pleb- _
iscite campaign. `
Principles do not change. Proli`-
bition is just as sound, license just ai
unsound as it was before the dffc
tion of these men. Tar: GUAnni.iN',
has not changed itslprinciples. ‘Ne
would gladly have-given an outspoken
[support to the Liberal goveunment t
Ottawa and the Farquharson gov._»-ii-
ment here in any honest temper....ce I
legislation they might have intro- it
duced and carried into effect. Last
year the temperance people of P. E. l
_ Island with greater emphasis than l
,ever before asked for prohibition. Mr.
I Farquharson joined in the demand.
I N ow he has restored the license system
which the people had banished. 'I
li' We trust the churches, the Confer- I
ences, the Presbyteries, the Associ-E
ations, the Alliances, the pastors and
_teachers, the Sons and the Templarsf,
no law ofainy kind 'to regulate or re-
strict thenquoi- trailic. If was then
the Regulation .Act was proposed and
before the House, and the above
words were written in _its support.'I‘he
dishonesty-sof the`Patriot in bringing
forward thesewords and _ retendin
ject, must heiapparent to all. Q
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Th F h t h I '
uearelarqu Qllslmtedgotreutllilen 1' gs'   At
_ Assurances."
A There is one _goodf pay-
room arguments in favor of license I maSl'¢1‘ %Uh0!38f0UdJdn
gives full value, and .never
fails in his duty. It is yorfr
prz"vilege to .select /him, and
his name ik pure, wholesome
blood. This paymaster makes
the rounds of the body, ‘visits
brain. stomach, kidneys; liver.
heart andhead alike. Hood’s
Sarsaparz'lla_ acts as guaran-
tor that this paymaster will
do his duty.
If the blood is impure, it cannot do its
duty, and you are the sufferer,-but
you need not be. Hood’s Sarsaparilla
purifies, vitalizes and enriches the blood
It never disappoints.
Sgrqfula--° An abscess on my hip was
lan_c_ed and never healed. Another broke
out on the othei nip and the next year three
more appeared. I took Hood’s Sarsaparilla
and it helped me. Since taking six bottles
of the medicine I have not been troubled,
and previous to this treatment one of the
eruptions had discharged for seven years.”
have not abandoned their principles. I
We know they have not l If theyl
have not we know that their judge-
,ment upon the government’s action:
Imust be. The license system has
been restored to the city. The pipe
of the trafic will flow into the Prov-
incial treasury l The plans are read
trade in the counties.
The Farquharsonlicense law: the
Scrimgeour warehouse in a Scott Act
lr.-cunt; a Scott Act violator as a
Esliery bounty oilicer and J ustice of
the Peace-these are the answers
that we get from Ottawa and from the
Provincial government to the people’s
demand fonprohihition l Such are the
plain, unvarnished facts. What will I
the temperance people do 'l I
av-i-}~-in
ThePalriot: -_‘Thank God” said a
promptly by ordering the same
-. Penorily is unquestioned. You can 4
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` Sparkling, ;
Mas. FRANKLP' H. Tiznn, Freeport, N. S.
After the CKE]-'J-“ Sudered from weak-
ness atter the grin. Began taking Hood’s
Sarsaparilla and touiid it as recommended.
It relieved my son oi rhcumatism." Mns.
R. .M1~:‘.'r:n, Zcplzer, Ont.
Blggq Pgiggn-~‘ Was troubled with
blood poison and pains in my heart. Tried
Hood’s Sarsnparllla by advice of a friend
and it gave me relief.” Mas. LUCY J.
Cook, Windsor, N. S. I
 m-‘*Pains~ in my limbs
finally settled in my back. I was_obliged
to stop work M blood via
_ . y ' s poor and I
did not haveany sgpctite. I could not sleep
nights. I tried ood’s Sarsaparilla and
Hoodfs Pjlls and these medicines made me
a well man. Others of my family have
taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla after the grip
with good results." G. R. Rufus, South
Waterville, N. S.
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clergyman on Friday.~-the government _ - ,_ _ .,,   \_ _ - f ____ - ,-
are at last dealing with this `evil of in-  _ .' ’">ili~.i.' li
temperance_’ j.; _I 
It isstrallgii that aclergyman should “lit  _ (till
say that. We would like to know his  ' -
name, if only toenquire why he talked  ' I ' 
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