_ Had a Fit
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 ' ~“-ms2'>'f=1"W»@‘Z”1“W=f*=°’”'¥i”i""5'?i5=`°`%~”§"§*f‘§” ""=‘ Tl' E GUARDIAN. GHARLOTTETGW PRINCE
6 P R ENGINEER
A 0 I 3
Ive
.gn-d From Asthma for ’l‘W<‘
Yensm. The C. P. R- Doctor Pre-
driaea ciaekeu Kola cnmnowvd-
Wms Cured \VHh Two Botfltl-
Mr. N. R. Humfh  ggpggnegggyrtl
tern divl;lon.m yawrrliggt.-aistres-sm! form for
zfrnfllrgsrclaii-al. and never succeeded tlxn 
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Qing anythlnl! T0 ‘Will me P9"“‘““`“,5 ,(9.8
C P R doctor prescribed (lar
igyelihgonrpound for me in December, 1807.
, red me. Rf
3:1” l“li)a\P;~0titibets slxi)cK::thl`;l<{ lflllly return of
“nhmaf-’ d ls the only' Def'
m51l|:h‘i0cq\ii§>oigr£ii‘;!;`he‘u\d? See that you Slit
gint,-~s_ solo by df\=8¥l'*°~ °" 3 ‘ °
Griiltha & Macpherson Co.. Umlt - T*
facto.
Special Notice
Having purchased from Mr. F. J.
 the stock and good will of
In books and Stationery Business in
the Morris Block, we will continue
the business in its various branches.
selling' at lowest rices for cash only,
‘lies B. M. Horngby, who has mana-
ged the business in the past, will be
in charge of the store, and will be
phased to attend to all old customers
and many new ones.
A choice new stock of Wall Papers
will be at once put on sale, and all
departments of the business Will be
kept well stocked. A well supplied
-news stand will be a special feature
of the business. The store will be
known as “Tho Bazaar Bqgkgtgl-gt" |i'~”`¢‘} b? hh”  lb? mlllsli; Pill WH lllsre
0 l>rinter’s copy conjured up from we know `
TIE lllllll CDIPANY,
Successors to F. J. Hornsby,
Horns Block, Cb’tovgn_  36’ ,gina
-~- ._- -1 .‘.'..‘_°'. 7:E .  1
.f*#‘*#*#¥*§°§
Your*
Millinery
Our workrooms wil 1_
rushed this weekfii '
icnient, weask you.
willconsider it s favor for ‘
those who can, to leave
their trimmed hat order
as early in the week
possible
Perkins &‘ Co
The Millinery Leaders.
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i Al`lan
But strange to say he
 is feeling decidedly happy
about it. The lit referred
to is the price of a. Whole
month’s groceries be got at
our Store, which fit his
purse so well that he will
in future be a regular cus-
tomer of ours. ~
mflall and sea us.
es "'u_u~iH
a_aaaaaaaaa _
4 i ' - ,L
Ili SCIIIIIHIBS Stl
~ '.l‘ll`t we are to be moulded and fashion-
ed.” so the sand we use for our castingsi
léds to be moulded and fashioned. 'l`hat's
w§t our moulders are doing everv day,
ridding and fashioning' the sand like
pas-tant t at the patterns be iirst-class in
my respect, for as the putter;-is are so
the castinss be. We ave first-class
nmet the required need.
G," us atrial when in need of Castings, doings of this marvellous » people. Some
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Bk? Navigation Co‘s Wlfarf.
fCharlottetown P. B. I.
Phone x15 o superhumantoil, the summit is reached _
.mind prcbibxiionist ana deepen to have
_ statute book he l_iasTma:GU.\nmAN’shearty
which are incidentally set down- glimpses
“assure pimms. iris uerefofe my np. Of the modes of life, the (religious belief.
forms of worship, Iproverbial philosophy,
pattern-makers employed and are able to bits Uf p°et`ry’ ceremonial and ever-7 day
of the sketches are ghostly indeed, but all
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THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 190).
THE PR'l`Rl0'l` AND LICENSE. ‘
synoptical report on Monday morning,
last. The substantial correctness of this'
report has never been challenged. Toi
all intents and purposes, as judged by our
report Mr. Reid’s was afprohibition speech
In the evening of the same day the
. pretty full report, threecolumns in length
of Mr. Reld‘s speech, and mode lbw all
intents and purposes a defence of _ the
License Act. On reading the Patriot’s
report we expressed our regret that Mr.
Reid had chosen such s place and time to
defepd _ii now abandoned measure, which
when _it was Qst enacted had called forth
the wudelevetlon of tempemnce men
Since Tau Gm\ap;,4;¢’s article was
‘,writtsn we are reliably informed and
so-called report of Mr. Reid was ggi; pt_-
pnot where to entirely change the com-`
,D1¢Xi0n Of the speech in question. It is a
relief to learn this fact, for we had been
led to hope that Mr. Reid was in heart a
nothing more to do with _‘l¢9B¥¢. The ill- _
nature ofthe Patriots article of yesterday*
the license system and in part from inner i
J- skulls it is," said the guide, “but know,
Mn S E Reid made ya Speech at. the= in the billions of your fo@er li-vos," p U _
:uno reading of the Pmhibmon Bin of 1” J*‘1"‘" the °d°" °f ‘“°“-"“°‘l’i °"5*""
which Speech THE GUARDIAN sawn fair; where, in the dwelling-house and the tern-
Patriot published what purported to be a .hmm 5° the jufglém °f Indra' And in
_hom one end of me lsmmpw me othen ‘you are about todie, _leaving so many
_ believe that a lords Dart of the  9'! §.i§‘F8f";H29 disturbs y°u’
li ously few words.
' th t'
no doubt arose in part from its love foruum D 06?” runs their aes e lc theory
V ----'m p
from his dizzy height above the clouds,
He sees closeubout; him amultitude of
_skulls,`and the thoughttlsshes upon him
that of such glawdymaterlai the lbntire
mountain is made up. “A mountain of
my son, that all of them are your own.. _
All, without. exception have been yours
ple, in the home of the peasant and the
nation, for the dlvlners of Japan areas
J span every one is a poet both from a.
sense .of moral duty as well as the desire
to be a literary artist. The Japanese idea
with regardtepoetry runs like this: “Are
you very angry?-do not say anything un-
kind, but compose a poe nn. -Is your best'
beloved dead?-do not yield to useless
ing apoem. Are you .troubled because:
things unfinished?-be brave, and write a-
pgem on death! _Whatever C injustice
ppt asiéa  awmtmens' or your sorrow
as Swn ss possible sud' write 'stew' *mes
1` emits.” The _msimeni vt i “hw
poems given show, Japanese pociry
to be refined ini sentimnt and
unique in its power of presenting images
to the mind, pleasing' or sad, in a marvell-
Throu gb Japanese art, proverbial sayings
that an Image or mood, a sensation or
consciousness of having palmed off psi
Ousht not to he biameasnd which he did
not utter. .l
Mr._i'le§d sul have need to beware time 1
party organ, which while professing great
love farhimhas placed him in the unf'0_-ti n f_
are iight ef aeiiuuiing and extolling the
measure Yvliieh he and the Government
were about to repeal. VVe can abate no
Word of the censure which THEGUARDIAN
expressed on the speech as mis-reported
in The Patriot, but the censure belongs
not to Mr. Reid. It belongs tothe License
favor of prohibition and what he has done
to place the prohibitory law upon the
approbation. When -that law comes into
operation we believe that he will use his '
best efforts to securc its effective enforce-
ment. In the meantime we are serious ly
afraid that the Patriot will go on as it has
been going, in holding up the License Law
as the true model of ternperance legisla~
tion, knowing that in principle it is the
direct opposite of the lawjust now placed
on the statute book. Evidently License
is a. nrst fovc with the Patriot. It has
only consented to Prohibition under
stress of circumstances.
_--_i3i_
“lN GHOSTLY JAPAN."
These are days of increasing interest in
Japan and the Japanese, and the litera-
ture which helps us better to understand
them whi?e engaging our interest isthere~
fore welcome and timely. Of this class is
a book with the title at the head of this
article, written by Laerfadio Hearn,
Lecturer on English Literature in the Im-
perial University of_Tokyo. This dainty
illustrated volume is dedicated to
N. B. but now of Chicago. The contents A
are a series of Qfragmentary sketches, in
but theItra.vel1er dares not ' look down l
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genuning 3 Speed] for \vhich mx Reid Wféw Sl.l`Oké§ Cf llllé ll.l'llSll, llléw §ll§;’@Sl~ll‘@
Organ. For an that Mn Reid h sind ini the Japanese in art and literature and
emotion mic besvsked 9! .revived by =1
1
, _
words, of which the full import is lidlf
unreveiiletl; The palhtbi or Lllepoet must
nei"'é‘z*'1it`t.eir all his meaning. 4' The_ most
cbntetliptuous Japanese critgcism is embod-
ied in the simple word “ittakkiri~"-mcan-
ing all told, all gone, or entirely vanished.
“Like the single stroke of a temple Uaell,
the perfect short poem should set uru-
muring and undulating in the bearer,
manva ghostly after tone of long s`iura~
tion.”
Doul t' ess we may learn something fzsilui
i
now that modernised Japan has taken n ,
place in the grgat family of 
nations those Islands of ghe liar 
may _ have their influence  they
manner and to an extent of which we leave”
__-11-_}_,__.; I
South Africa again. ° ` _ »
-1_3..
The parliamentary session at Ottawa
drags on its weary length and there is
yet no hint of prorogation. e
~ The'a.nti-Martinites are to liolfl a. con-
vention in Victoria on Monday next and
ifthey pan 'agree the probability is that
Martin will be defeated when the House
_ resign Martin fails to hold on to
power. -
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palace of the prince. lts uses religious# but it does not follow that he _should
luxurious, ceremonial, magical and ghostf_ take precedence of his chief ln the.
lywouid ull a. descriptive volume. And  distribution of the winnings. That _ _
the book gives us marvellous tales of divl- 1 wash matter £0 be ¢0i6l'!Dll160 M¢01‘¢_iiIll_  __ _ We  nd on the
sins miss 'ef the 'service which ` r e permanent pustomers,
Court no doubt correctly lnterprsliefi-Q,   0&f7f8`b0l5l'{0f 75138 Bl?
_  ~ _obtained .elsewhere '
rnlnslnn smrrmc. . f*° °°m_P”@
grief. but try to calm your mind by mek-“
. _ Q xThe tourist‘s travelling* wrap anddgolf
hitherto scarcely dreamed. ' ifcape. See our Royal Hig lander m ein
_ _ ' _ __ Clare known in England as “Bobs” Body;
Matters are looking much brighternn Guard. Shoal _ ‘ ‘
 'Dar   If you a.l?lpw._._yoi;r~ wa.teh_¢¢< mn A ' The most=`-pqpuls? and best”§11¢r in C993.,
_  _ ~' _;_s_‘_, 2-ii  oo on _ .t f l "   '  `_  _ _ '
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»~ _ ' _ . - >». ~;'1._ ` ~ ~ so ' . _ L _ 17
 _ ' ”__  ' f" ‘ly as to desaroy its _‘usefulness as a $50 g?\'llB_` T' 0 "Bi"  i
ffluiééwva ,$035 ffgfiiifurrhffiés __“l”°@Pi°°'=' '°”°°‘?.__*_‘__“_"°` ii °‘°“i”°‘i 
JUNE
' The
decided ln»_!avolf2f of
sums; _sed cbs”
wsu ieéoroingiji get-_ -me
the prize money. The Court decides that
Sampson was in command durlngrthef
-battle of Santiago though he was a 
wgy oil' when it begun, and
Schley was an officer under him#
Schlcy no doubt begun and cdontrolletfl
the action and did more than Sampson
as ssslnst
to make prizes of the Spanish' ships,
Annie Laurie Jinno, Shediac Patriot
iPicteu- Emma Hayden,  S Fred'
A. Bruce’s. - 10 d&W ti
A lot 'of Manufacturers’ Samples in
I.a.ies¥»,Un_de:°skirts, made from Cotton,
Csmoric, Holland Black Moreen, Sateen
R vmau Satin. Merccrised Sateen Striped
Moulin bought success the clbsutsoo
to select nom, 38 in. to 44 in. Come -at
Prices range from 75c, £P5c, $1.00, $1.25, i
$1.&}, $2.15, $2.50 $3.50_up to $5.11).-Jas.
Paton 8; Co. _ 12 eod tf, W tf.
Ladies’ White Canvas Shoes $11!) and 3
$1.503. pair, R, K, Jost, 141i. -
x ' C /-'__ _` Y ; *
csusdini tuscan uveed _es‘eets, plain,
plnths. felis. well tailored. li_nefl_._ S6Df*="f""*
was and skirt. Price s, $3-70, $9-0Q» $0-50"
~pa.ou, po.-UU. #L0-W, $13-_wa “P W §5?°°0° A11"
sizes and any alteration -made in fitting
room. Just the thing for 8. travelling
suit. Colors, browns, drabs, heathers,
" ._J .iii &c.,'_rii Recd
i`i°$ii§Sb`f~§§s Mfierf °l-1 ° new assi;
Three first-classirowboats for  Ap
ply to L. H. Winchestei', ‘ F‘.i:!z"o_fr4 1tree‘.;
` Sli. , .L l. _‘
_ a
Extra nice rhubarb ‘ht Iihforris 8C 3ost’s.
14; li. _
C mneggnce -1 S libime Jénee 1
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c>.s°'iu~n"` n$§'§sfses‘ if-is si, »- mg _ t_ E”
vvszqr ',~se’B<>re1_. semis sn insistent
cook.  Hosea or J. H. Myricirs
Oo.._Fis lret, Charlottetown.. ' 81w
_ 
li\`Tsnl:erl.--Coats and vestmakersat Div?
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_W ____-__  .; __ _ _ Ladies Vests
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scares c|wu.orrsrowu._V ‘  _,_f‘1_adi¢g Huge
J ne 1ssi..'chsinps1n,_io , Rislusseuigfj;   _ ._ . i A
us. s rreru. ssc.__n§;_ri~ws;i ss.     W°¥i¥'8‘ Hats 50 to 1.25 for
Florida-,Aues,, _       
June“l3 cl¢'S.` a,    90 to 
De Costs, Rlchibucto; Junett, flenior, L ,V    2% bl’
CM- Refi. Butt. ds: s. s.'Ne1ses.sf"1§¢ie;'7 _ _Ladies Fifi” Ti” 251% f0l’ i
' do; A. J. McKean, Millpr, go. ' _ , \ _,G1  . , _ e ~ _
_  - ~ __»  _ oves Lisle, with silk, Stitching 22
A Men's White Canvas Shoes $1.23 s pals.  _  Balm
gf sobcr and elegant verse for a moral e1~ i§‘."_"‘“ fbi() F §°i_’_` B: K: JQSE _I4 Iii ;  ‘_ _  I _ A
- _ _ - _ -_ I We h1_e“._~ we ’ props
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‘i -  _Wewant your trade in
A _ we are doing our best to
' _ ._  V  _ ` kefitapoint to give
onceif you want a sua with a big P - M‘_  R S SHI8 y0l1 Wlll b8
_ visit and purchase
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fheci.s,bla,cks,na.v s.greenS,g!‘€ S,f9»“’“S» ,_A Q y 
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` Niée=siew`i .fi-esn'“n-uit_stM<>n~is C 
I .¢'  *.1* f I _ _ _ V
thought and life of the busy West in A af.. mrtepris seeds
deep big plaid throughout. High collar?
stitche , with combination hood. frin dl
and plain hoods, $8 00 to $15.50. Tgy'
_ der capesgcrimlp satin. The?
very newest chiifon col ar, beaderii
trimmings, short in length, a. very dressyi
capette. _Price from $3_,¢', by mail free.e=_
_J as. Paton 85 C0. :Liv till Aug. _eod d ’
Pineapples, apricots, bananas, and ‘
oranges, just received at Morris 8;.: J0st’s. ‘
-" 1 li. :
Swell _summer costs, short lengths. 
Very stylish, in grey, fawn, drab,mottled
stone color, steel, pearl, red, navy and
$8.00, $10.00, $12.00 as higxh as seventeen.
Nothing as good *to be ad in the city.
Just the thing -for the June bride or the
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invite our atrons to exams
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All clothes made by us are
CIIIN'
Are to hand
no
blue. _Prices $2.o0, $3.00, $4.50,$5.00, $6.50, `
meets ands coalition Government will July one either-Jals-Pat0n&Co ii L b _ A V A ' L
sllcceed to Power. GovernorMcInnis Las ~ _ C V gk d&w tf' 
long been in weak health and is expected ' ! v ‘ i C » " ‘° 7
_ _ Y -V ‘ e
to _ if _ _ _ Ga ter s forwall Paper _ _
' _ _ e __ Imported Direct From the W button
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 fi are a curse and yet  tli;";T`X°°¢ W°'°hlin9°f¢X..Wd if in "Wd  :__  for it  see that
  W i.u.  .~. <€*P°fs*i;§l_°f“‘ “due y°us=_<=q»surIy“, 4 d f _ _
'%od's §irsa5ar|1Ia. 3 ~va{rj.;sl>le assistant  avg;-grve eu-r'»“w°i“i& h une ' t ° n
isgetfinir and m.n'n1sffsff»g»x§éff¢¢1 health.  $95 . °l*"°‘" "°P““` d°P“`*° if
g. I ' _ _ ~_ f Q ‘ » __meat turningputdrst-classworkonly.1 A 1 C  Y 
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_ _are very charming in their weirdness,  I _ Nfav/_ Dix _ ‘ i§3;?b§‘;;;¥';’§;);§:ef:{sil itbewtllq Pi] 5  5 L_ 7 ,__
 ._ _First we are introduced to a_tm_,yeller who ~». Y ` `  li*/’ 'O' "" Q' , ` ' J*-. ‘ - P_1~E."_'_°_J .ff " `
_ _   . _ to youat Gans' Gxoaoa Swann-. -" -4 e e
‘ _ iff* . 1 at set of sun, attendfedhya sp guide  ’ -_ _.é._._..__"'; 1 I" B ,_ '
The modem  -  f_ height€ii`A1i;“1t§1 tdp is i'  of the _ '
Vision. At lengthhfter what seems anage -.
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