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THE GUA BDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. JUNE 11. 1900
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Shoes..
We have received a
new lot of \Vhite
Tennis Shoes with g
rubber soles-Can
give you all sizes
from womens size
2% to men’s size 10.
Womon’s are
80a.
Henk are 850.
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Charlottetown, P. E. I.
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I M ode to fit pefectly on hygenic and
scientific principles. They givenecdcd
support but never retard free action.
No better material is evermanu&ctute<1 '
into CorsetsandnoEnet5nishis
possible. Fashioned on the latest Par-
l isian, Viennese and originll models-
lhey cannot be excelled.
ALL snAPI~:s, Amie; indian.
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Failing Need, 2
° 'l`ha.t’s Stationery-and it has a
marvelous way of disapxcearing. 8
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for 10 cen ts buys a nice box. 25
cents e. nicer one and so on See?
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Carpets, Furniture. etc.
BY AUGTIDN
-, I em instructed by John Richards,
Esq-, to sell by auction at his residence
Prince Street, on Monday, the llth
day of J une, commencing at 2 o'cloclr,
ithwarted in their- purposes and aspir-
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'_ MONDAY JUNE II, igoo.
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THB LEGISLATURE PROROGUED. _
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The Provincial Legislature was pro-
rogued on Saturday last after practically
amonth`s sitting, which may be consider-
ed a normal duration. Last year the
House met nearly a month earlier and Bat
for about the same length of time. A
number of acts of incorporation and other
measures of minor importance have been
passed, but by far the most important of
the laws enacted was that prohibiting the
sale of liquors by wholesale and retail.
This measure in its basic principle in-
volves a. new departure of greatestimport~
ance so far as this Province is concerned
in the matter of temperance legislation.
Politically the session will be chiefly
remembered for the almost equal division
of party strength, the ejection of Mr.
Wise and the transfer of Mr. Pineau’s
support from the Conservative to the
Liberal party. There was dur ng the'
session much angry recrimination in the
discussions and there were far too many
scenes of disorder, reports of which have
been spread abroad over the Dominion to
the injury of our fair fame. Members of
the Ministerial party will naturally feel
pleased with having retained their con-
trol of the Legislature down to the date
of power for another year. Members of
the Opposition may feel some disappoint-
ment ofthe hopes with which they be-
gan the session and will perhaps com-
-.. iplain that they have been unfairly
ations.
To a considerable eftent the party
system has been further discredited.
Orderly and self-respecting citizens have
grown weary ofthe ceaseless recrimina-
tions, the ill-natured personalities and
the black-washing and vvhitewashing of
political opponents and friends of which
the session was fruitful and will welcome
the quiet which the prorogation and the
recesss may be hoped to bring. It may be
that the events of the session will strength-
en the feeling that had before shown it-
self infavcr of a reorganization pf our
politics on a non-partisan basis, but any
movement to that end will flnd an obsta-
cle in the approach of a general election.
In the meantime the electorate would do
well to ponder the matter with a view to
finding some better system than is now
in operation for evolving the best results
from our representative institutions.
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Tientsin, the Chinese city now the
centre of the Boxers’ operations, is situat-
ed on the Peiho River about so miles fmni
its mouth, and about 100 miles southeast
of Peking. Tientsin has nearly a million
inhabitants and is one ofthe treaty ports
of China.. It was here that a treaty was
signed between China. and England and
France in 1858. The city was occupied by
English and French troops in 1860. A
massacre of Christians occurred here in
isvo. 'rientsiii is the terminus ofthe im-
perial canal, and is connected with Pe-
king by one of the few railways in China.,
British newspapers and public men have
of late discussed the report of the famous
liquor commission which was appointed
some years ago. The commission was
made respresentative of the church, the
advanced temperance party and the bre-
wers. After a protracted enquiry they
presented an elaborate report embodying
77 unanimous recommendations for re-
form, and 22 other recommendations upon
which their opinion was divided. In the
Lords the Bishop of Winchester asked
the House topledge itself to legislate on
the basis of the 77 unanimous recommen-
dations of the commisson, and notwith-
standing the opposition ofLord Salisbury
the Bishop came within three votes of
carrying his resolve. The temperance
reformers are active in the United King-
dom, but temperance sentiment there is
apparently still a quarter of a century be-
hind its present status in America.
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of prorogation, and renewed their leeee -
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sharp, all the Carpets, unremoved, V 0 5 I _ _ _V  , _ V __ __ _ ,___ ` _ _ _
Furniture, Cooking Stove, and Kitch- l  a  ' j    
en utensils. Terms cash. _ ____ ' p' ' V  »  *ff '- `   ._ y i i
_ P~BE‘“RS.T‘_" tllviinlila Pi arty Fimily used as ~ _ 1 1 1 ‘ _ ' A i ' A 
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_ We mean you don’.; have to buy an American wheel when you can
A Better Wheel Made in Canada...-in
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For a Canadian Wheel you canget parts and repairs quickly and
If you have a wheelinade in the United States you have longa d
ex ensive frei hts and hi h duties to contend with
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STOP A MOFIENT AND THINK ABOUI 'l`l'lIS*'_“"
WE ARE AGENTS HERE _
Fo-R THE
1v\AssEv 1-iARRls.___.... \/
_ There are lots of them in use in this province Some of your friends
riding them. Ask them their opinion, we will be satisfied with
verdict. When we sell a MASSEY HARRIS it never come: back
never hear any more about it except in the way of praise
ir is A 'ri-nNu oF BEAUTY ANDA A .lov FoREvER
A foolishly careless man may buy an Americxn wneel A sensible man
like you, will buy a i ’
Catalogues on application, Call a cl ' d '
death. It takes very little talkingntosstfllughzn hl7AgslliI§ol;1?Ilil.{RIy§ “TQ
only puffing it we.-nts is a little wind in its tires once in a great white
Yegmégaagints for Prince' and Kings Counties. , '
o A iw ee men we m that 1;
and the best stock.,,9§ _b_1Qy<_>le glddgies in lvl; Pllbiigdg hast mpg" shop
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belt assortment
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unmunxnol- V
The above valuable property- situ-
Property can be examined at any
time previous to the sale.
ated ‘on 8t.'Peter’s lRde`d,_ Charlotte- ' A _i j
be Offered ffil’ ill! on _ - . '  »',_ ' ` _ ',j_ _
ie 21st, 1900, at 12 Whohsvenever d°ltW1_¢h1_llfm\Si°5ifhli ell
detest sm.  . _ ‘_ » ~' - , _ ' '1°v°.’$"“-’r°sw~‘  _K  if »_
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