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ay and the conditions existing before they makesthe weak strong and the sick well.
Prices 25, 35, 50. ' were passed were different. Moreov
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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTKOWN. PRINCE EDWARliSLAND JUNE 15, 1901. F _   g  , _ __  _~ _ ,1
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 iliiEllMAT|SMiii iiiiiii iuiim
“ix l expended last year in the liquor ealoons of
oar, the amount estimated to have been
_ l Charlottetown, can he turned into the dry
5 MONDAY JUNE 17, 1900.
 goods, grocery, book and other stone of
the City, it would surely be a good thing.
POINTS TO BE CONSlDERED-
enforcement of the existing prohib
law. And the first point we desire
We desire to reason with our citizen part of their wagesiu drink, would be
readers of all classes in a dispassionatc kept more steadily at work and spend
way with regard to the observance and their wages in making provision for their
ltory families, it would surely be a Hood thing,
accentuate is that until it has been pro- misery which would cease t.o exist if we
nounced upon and declared to be invalid had a sober town. Such are the objects
It working men and others who have
beenapart ofthetime llle because of
drink, and who have spent the greater
to to say nothhig of the heart-break and
My T
pertain to cure rheuinatisin as wat
B to quench thirst. No matter wha
#ft of the b°dY “I9 Pam miy be ii: 1;; as any other law upon the Statute book, rum-seller, much less with the illicit rum-
 ilgliélgleluftglggl chétiltilé The faflii ihfit SOIDe persons doubt its seller? Ask yourself. would it not be bet-
Nd constitutionality, and that some earnest. ter if every saloon in the City were closed
0; . ly desire that it shall be dgglar-ed ugggns. and kept closed forever. The _fact is clear'
titutional has nothing whatever to do U18! ¥-h€S€ meh M8 in bil# irilde Simply fm'
will drive it out in a few hours, an
hilly cure in a few days.-l’lUNYO
_ J. ci iA1viiEsoN,
The Medical Hall
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‘sn CURE is lust 2?, 5 as much the law of the land and it is as  If we turn to the other side, why should
I
t obligatory upon all good citizens to obe» MW 800d Cllllell S5’lllD8l?hiSe Wim U18
lInnyon`s Dyspepsia Cure will cure any case
idigestioo or stomach trouble. _ _ _
Ninety per cent of Lidney complaints includin
_ _ __ _ g `
ieenrliesi stages of P-r;ght's Disease, can be cured i with the caSe_
'Uith Munyon's Kidney ure. _ _
\i\m>'°n sCaiarrhC1rrewiiicurecataffh°flh¢ 119111. In the next place as to the constitution- Of U10 ¢0USff<i\12D°€S t0 l`»h@il‘ 'i°¥111lS Md
&'e&¥nd stomach, noinatter of how long stan
Nm-ouseaecnorssndaiseases ofthe heanargégiil amy question, it isa fact known to an their families. Lawyers can be fcundto
lawyers of any standing that the right H085 their “H595 in °0\1fl7f if WSH Diild
of Provincial Legislatureetoprohibit the for the doubtful task. City Councillors'
,Q3 sale of liquors within and for consump_ can be found who will truckle to the vote
*§|1|1f1;gnf§f:;*$;§i,‘f;§‘,§‘{h§fa§§,,§§§_ “L _ tion within the Provincial boundary is _of the saloons. But why should any hon-
_ beyond question, having been so declared . est citizen, whoihas the. welfare of the
"“  ‘ e' ='-===’ by the Judicial committee or the Prrv
Council. Moreover itis also a laet well- WMU! Symplbhy “D00 31050 18W-b1‘¢‘9»k%l`97
known alike to lawyers and intelligent `Ev¢I1 the m85°l'l€Y Of Clif! COUHGUIOPS
toiled and cured b Munyon`sNerve and HeartCure.
li-.nyo:i`sCold Jun: will break upanyform of cold.
Hnn;<;\n‘s Vitalizer restores lost powers to weak
men. ‘ce Si. _
The Guido to Health (free) tells about dm#
bil their cure. Get it at any drug store;sThe_C
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l lUN¥0X’8 INKLLEB CUBE8 GATLRUL
Use
Radner Water
Table Water
Pints and Splits
For sale by
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F P1`0h\b1~°1'Y LUV 3° be “lim “N3 has b¢°11 time every real public interest demands
- - ` ! i relied upon by some persons as a reason lthei tie low Shell bv 01-\1‘1'i0d °\1f». Md UM
' r beii i that tb in ii Prohibits
i IEW iseilzi invaued 1;; W is to gy hearty cooperation. Especially is this
° e necessary until the law has had its trial in
’ observed that the conditions existing in the ig' mutt, and bu bun pm°°¢m°e¢
_ the two Provinces of Manitoba and Prince good. After that we trust and believe that
P ji Edward Island are altogether duferent, it will prove still further,vvhat in the past
'g V one condition being that the Hudso
BW C°mP*°Y im” trading Wwe" in ' the opponents of the law may rest assured
Manitoba under their charter granted by that when the law has once safely passed
the Imperial Parliament long ago, which the .l\1dl0iBl "B53 9° Whmh 19 Wm b* “lb”
owers neither the Dominion nor 1
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CAA. A. Grounds
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.._ON._.
Thursday. June 20th.
at 8 o’cloek p. m. d
PROGRAMME.
r s
; ';'lye¢ition 4th Regiment Band be
1. seieeuon ith :regiment pans avoid the points which were thought to;
_ d dash 4 Scratch , Bw ,
4. 5( mile Bicycle against time. flving start. F n
5 seieenon _ 4th Regiment Band
S. ds -Handicap.
7. alggilon mn 4th Regiment Bend in
a. 54 miie Bicycle ~ Handicag i did
,_ sever-“gn 4th Regiment Ban
D. éoo yards run tnndimp. th
))_ Sgkgtion 4th R¢glU1¢1'li. Bind
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l Bicycle mp _
ngfévgnpieizes in inch event. Entrance fee 25 ge
cents for each event. Entries close at noon on
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gggtpay Ang 11; Egg Ay ..f.`.`f§°.§°’.§§ .§.§.'§..b.`“v§..§`. fi? rf. '*‘i.‘*§’y..‘.”`;”‘§’,¥.éI‘.°‘f.‘.°.‘>;‘f°§»‘."?..‘Z‘.‘-. 6.1....
    S1lSf»l»lD6d by U16 Ji1llCl&l C0!DlDlil5€8
, .__ ' which august body it is being carried by an body It foes this on Natm.e»3 9.",
The Ravel new Humpty Dnmpty appeal, Tha,g,i,¢weve,-, remains fp be' pianofxiourishment. Properfoodprop-
C0» }“"ad9d by ‘he famous CNW” Mr' seen. But even should the Manitoba La
Jim R' Adams be denounced by the highest tribunal in gation of parts, ao that the stron man
Grand Spec acular Production
, . .
New Scenery’ New Music' the Empire, it will hy. no means .folio
NAV Speciahiegh Brig-no wean and that the Island Prohibitory Law will no _ ' _
'h0]e50u.,_,_ stand good. As we have said the two Ulatefléil by if/111611 T118 St0mHCh 18
' ' are
‘ 9 i _ 7 'J "7" 10. 87"# y ment not favorable to Prohibition by con- . mg not relive my bra. 1 was badly efippied.
victi-Jn,for Hugh John Macdonald declare ~ - goof - ' '
himself opposed to Prohibition and that  pgimh mh& "°‘°k'e,§ip° “fd  (°°d,:} ' ' 'Y QM dgublis
_ ’ imes:__1n gay , wou near y rue. 5 , f .
   “g“‘°"“‘S°°“f‘°“°»»°»i»s  » isssmntazstfsnrme F“°"" "'°"'T~‘“'- . FR” °*"TW’“ mem
| law because public sentiment demanded °1’°u'“»'  “"3” wud* i‘¢°°d-" ' AT 2 P M l ABOUT 6iP M ~ ‘HB
A J Y " Monday, 3rdJune.  day 27thMay......... .  and
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_24thJnne...... - . dephmaloo
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THE SUBSCRIBER offers for rent fhv We claim therefore that allgood citizens 4 _ __ X _ 
.hould conddently and sympaihetically ,  _1_§"` _ »" Jil#
  °!;¢_*7 tid SUPP0rtnUI\;;;1&v;las it sgands. Its     c_.s_,_ 4'   . Fi
0 J¢° GROW!-.~ yt ousa d ll  ' 5 w-.._'“ ,  _7»
0182 Traverse. Prim [mid island. ..-. . “ ° ‘"3 ° </.».» . El' ~~ ~ i . v
. well-known and beautifully situated.
This splendid hotel contains thirty-two rooms,
1 nuished i i the b st stvie, and most couven
kltly arranged. The Lansdowne isoue of the ,
arst popular' hotels in the gigvinee and its _
£utieu,in a surpessiugly utiful section,
Overlooking fine straits of Northumberland,
lakes it one oz' the bestsummer resorts in the
Tfbvirwé. while. being on the direct route of
itebont travel betweenthe Capes, it has also A
 winter bnsinen. There is no better place
m the province for a good hotel hunines, win-
Znpd summer, and the house ll in every way
uilnumblyadggted for the 
Rentluwa terms renomhe. A plyto
. _ LLRX- 3% RANG,
. Hay x° mondxm. Pmptmor
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WATEPFIERE’
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 For Sale at Auction
by a court of competent jurisdiction~ » ofthe Prohibitory Law, and behind it are ,
which we do not believe will occur-it i- I the prayers of thousands. l
laymen throughout Canada that repea
decisions of the Privy Council from
sipafklihg  OCOYIBSS def” °f C°'1f°de\`°l°i°“ d°Wn wth* PNSBUU around the men who are selling in viola-
time have always been along the line of tion of the law!
extending rather than diminishing the I” ‘"5 h" °° Selfish °1_' 'l“‘“°*'i'° 'Fmt ‘
authority of Provincial Legislatures,
th” the p°W°rS °f these b°di°° are 'ww threw away some thousands of dollars of
known to bemuch larger and wider than , revenue to give this law which the people
was at first supposed.
The fact that the Court of King’s Ben
i - , in Manitoba has declared the Manitoba ,and nc one will be ha,.med_ At the “mal
Wd l lt. `
Parliaments can take away. Among the ‘ f ~ . f _ 
powers is the right to sell liquor. This is f
a condition not existing in P. E. Island.
Then again the two Prohlbltory laws are
ifferent, ours having been ' framed to myth
doubtful in the Manitoba L
urthermore the Court of iKing’s Be ch`_ had by Wm h
declaring the Manitoba Law invalid
not specify any particular section of
eLaw asinvalld. but pronounced a tugg-
neral and rather confused judgment
inet the validity cf the Law as a w,°k_
“Ba
‘hlesda ,. ibth inst.
Admi&n to grounds, i5 cents; Grand Stand, Wh
:'°*”°‘- , _P “id _ V We havealsothcfact that since, and' 5
notwithstanding the judgment of the ,L
O
 V C0urtof Kingfs Bench, the Hon. David deal ` . “nad 'wk -° ‘
O Mills, Minister of J usiice of (Kanada has in-ggfhbie' at1,'¢¢1¢in8 mt Q Qing;
_ given his opinion that the Island Pro- N0 ma" is “W8” f-W4 W*°k°¢
hibitory Law is valid and entirely with
. . _ in __  _
O p 2  H  lu Se i the powers of our Legislature to enac  8115 W0§$pg;8,i£at gi
the money there is in it, quite regardless
y community andof his family at heart,-
ted would feel themselves too reputable to en-
th gaze in liquor-selling were it now a lawful
° business. Then why throw a shelter
so that the law was enacted or is now to be
enforced. The Government of the day
‘ domandai. It in for the good of all and
' eh not for the injury of any that the law is
now being enforced. Let all obey the law ,
community should lend its sympathy and
11,8 few days has been amply demonstrated,
that it is a great instrument for good _ And
M jected no Legislature of Prince Edward
tgsiiiv
fiiiiieiii.
- Island will ever repea
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Achilles
vulnergle
352 ti.
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wasrend
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Sfyximin
weshuld being
the only part
not submerged
and
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` writ in him. We ace robust look-
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isstm the woundinthe weak spot,
to Medical Discovtryto  tlieweak
plaoes,iaostre.n thenthe organsuf
’erly assimilated makes a weak man
W §'r0ng.sBnti:hemanisonlyzne.gg1e-
W i means strength of all pans, hoargdungs,
liver, nerves, etc. “ Golden Medical
V Discovery ” puts into _Nature’s hands the
strengthened, the blood purified, the
nerves nourished, the lungs vitalized. It
1, It contains no alcohol or other intoxicant.
J McKnight. of mdee, Wilhamsbu
rlieumatism for twelve years, so bad attimcs I
' many dodiors sid tw f them
d u todie. No e of‘i.h dcidome muci m
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lj Llv£:RY srnnnns
§ Charlottetown. P.E. I
- -WEDDING CARRIAGES.
coacrins.
t . courisizs and
BAROUCHES.
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mankind is  
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this may be largely due to the excite- The most sensible treatment for h
stomachs, of poor digestion ‘ ' _ ..':|
are cont-rolled by the some great nerves, contains valuable, harmless dlfiestive
the Sympathetic and Pneumogastic. - ments in a pleosanthconvenient form.
In another way., also the heart is af~-, It is safe to say t at (the regular
hait digested food. There is a feeling of. stomach trouble except cancer- of
oppression and heaviness in the c est iswmach,
caused by pressure of the diateiudedi Fgli sized of these tablets
ng wi.. t r aclon, ence ni' mac u n
pclpitation and short breath. IF. A. Stuart Co.. Marshall, Mich.
Poor digestion also poisons the blood, i A
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of safe md profitable investment of money, '
Now is the time to get in at the beginning. f _
THE PRWGE EDWARD DIL 00.
fornia. ` ` ' ` .
and half out of dividends when earnefl. _ '
Write f-..-r particulars and prospectus to ‘ .
G. H. HDLBRUDK
junenmotuwedswgm. .
Some Facts Regarding the Rapid increase of Heart
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not bind ltlelf
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Department of Public Works,
Nefwspapnp
without authority
not be paid for it.
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ment and worry of American business .trouble is toimprove the digestion it
life, it is more o ten the result of weak to insure the prompt assimilation
no one-evade/in a hundred of heard  mealld uf Som!  $36'
i orgam i. . elective igestive Egg;-“Img _ 1
glieiclos-2 relation between heart trouble 1 Srewart’s Dyspepsia T ts, 
Real organic disease is incurable hilt l This can be done by the use
and poor digestion is because both organs  found nt most dung stores and when
fecied by the form of poor digestlomf sistent use of Stewnnfs Dyspepsln. T
Heart trouble. at least among the Am- #making it thin and watery, whieh lrri
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wbich causes nas and fermentation from ‘ lots at meal time will cure any form
aol
stomach onthe heart and luncs, nter- by rugizlsts at cents Little book
feri "li hei ti - h ises sto _tro bles mails free. Addr
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At the Rosubuee
mend Street
Hauaihold
Fnriunes Are Made in ilil
The recent wonderful discoveries of Oil in California, offer opportunitiw
Has secured land in the celebrated Kern River Oil district of C
Comer; also
Stock for sale at 50 cents-payable either in all cash or half oo
Teams
To Hire
. ESIPJE ZLJT ZF' 
We will close out our entire stock of Crockery, Glass ware and
Merchandise at ‘ '
and Forks, Spoons, &c., all at sweeping reductions; mam land half price.
iGR.EA'l` CLEARANCE _SALE PRICE
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_ Book accounts must be settled at once.
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PROPOSED SAIUNGS FROM '
, DPURING-THB SEASON OF 190|
Summerside, Charlottetown and Picton .
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~ 29th Ju1y..............f “
“ l2thAugust........ ...I “
°‘ 26thAugust............l “
_ “ 9th B_eptember..‘........~ "
“ 23fd 3'6Pf»0mber..,....... °‘
22nd July. . . _ _
f‘ 21st0ctobei'............ “
“ 4th November.......... “
eummerside, Perce, Mal Bay' ,Gas-pe, and B'tther Point. , T*
° . ' ‘_ Tafms Re&.S0nable. _ ` Subject to change should circumstances peqqim "
one -of Bnght|Duenoe.. ,T8l8ph0IlB N0 171- _ A f s < .   c. ' gg
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  _ V p _  ,tt3§’;own.3I.°y..§i>¥¥i 1901  it W 'i`Agents_. s£;§ mT§amm
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onredfor, always.
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Bargains in Tea Setr-s, Dinner Sets, Toilet bets, Limonode Bets, l a
bets, Cups and Saucers, Parlor Lamps, Hall Lamps, Fancy Goods Kniv
Personal attention
Phone 80
Stock must be sold at once, as`I am making a change in my basin 
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Calling at Father Point. (xaspe, Mal Bay, Perce, Cape Cove, Grand River
First cla sin
5th August. . . . .
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2ndSep=embo 
l6thSéntember...... 
“ 7th0ctobor............ “ _30.hS¢pu»mb¢,'__________
1_4thOctober......... ..
28thOciiober......'......
Returning will leave Picton, N; S., every afternate Monday at 'noon
on Hina oaiinr. on ~»riv»1<»f=f=in= fwm Hdifaxeand si. John, ailing st chit-itusam
thqto¢fn».losare,mcrend|l¢
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