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THE GUARDIAN, CHARl.OTl`E TOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND _MARCH 80 1900.
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4`~f*"”’,z
7' me
_,A , I will guarantee
» Af ~ that my Kidney Curo
, will cure 00 per cent.
» ‘   or :iri mmm or inline;-'
complaint and In
___.` many instances the.
~.~<
i*‘s_»_, _,
»_s,‘_
2' s `f
_ ° ,' `- most serious forms of
Brlght‘s disease. If
r 
,- the disease ls com-
_ ‘_ plicated send a tour-
. ounce vial of urine.
N" _ - We will analyze it
 ~`. - and advise you tres
' what to do.
MUNYON.
'A1 all dragging. 254:. s vial. Guide to Health
i.
_»~ medical advice free. 1506 Arch st. Phila.
_  D N E |   i in like inainncr for ii term during which
P» _ Y _ _ _ __.. _.si
FRID \\ MARI H 30 190*
Th bald uw' spec-tai led \'etcrn.n~s ofthe
redistrilzutioii lzill for the second time.
liiist year they "lioisr.cd" it for six months
:ind this year they have elevated it again
_Fl _ _____V
l Handicap your Gough! 
 D0n't wait a few days to see if it
i§_ will “wear off"; it is much more `
im likely to become dangerous and it
l_ will undoubtedly be much more
it didicult to cure. The longer you
l, permit it to prey upon the delicate
Ld membranes of your throat, bron- ‘
chial tubes and chest, the more you
render yourself susceptible to other
i attacks and to chronic pueunzonia
A or consumption.
-_ 2;* f
T ` agnsoiis ;
A Botanic
(ugh Balsam I
is an infallible remedy: for more 
than 30 years it has been curing
the worst cases and it will surely
¢\1f¢ ¥°¢l- 25 cswrs
AT ALL DRUGGISTS. i
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V DPEH T0 HIGH
lil Shop,  
 New Fittings, _ ,J-.,

 llaiv Everything. il
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i We are again prepared to meet -/ily)
` s-»n1 nlease. our 0 fi patrons and l _
~ make new friend=. V\e_ are '
r _ umwirionsio please each iudi- ' 
,~ vidpal caller.
_,ig Our Shaves, -
"» Haircuts,
»_.\‘~ Our work t-om all sfandpcints
. speaks for itsv lf. 1.
 scweusn 1114 cp.
James & Trainor, if
_-‘I noon St.. Opp. Prowse Bros `
~  an etaxwiyi-_ ,
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1' ' ` "3‘A**§;€-
bd   ._ff¢`,~\-fe
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‘t ‘\.‘ ;-"lb -" >_-’ `¥_.'f/1| '\/_
3' 1 _ `~,`_ Y- ,__ - » _ - -_ Y
‘wwe do as we sa
f/{(\’
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  YOU
fe Want"'<
; Your whofl ready for the
*T
If first wheeling, just let ME.
_ know. W¢’ll send for it and
have it ready when we say.
Flake
No Mistake
The Bri.-~. Bicycle Repair
I
Shop turns out only first-
clius work. What we did
'_ lost season we-.’il do this
YOU.
Let us have your wheel, 
i iinncsrniceg
Buick | _` i
icycle Repair Shop.
s
-v
Un vvwn,
marnmiazn ss
iidases winin.
Iwsot 16 Draft Horses from 1100
lbs. nnwnrdsm Will be town Fr.day
and Saturday. `
OLIVER MASON. ._
Ich 29-d3ipd. 1
1%.. ._ ..._ w - _ .__-1
lillll LUNG,
FIRST-CLASS NEW
lineal laundry
_ GRIFTUI ST.
(Kaur "Queen8t.` and Opera House.)
nssiimuii.. P. E. nan.
nydocdlnoicslledfvr with!! 60 days will be
Family Wsshinv. 50c to 70c adozen.
Ladies’ and Gentismevfs Clothing wnshedi
lo heetstylo and with dofpatch at LOWIS
P81085. Goods taken at nrivste residence
r¢°’¢~|' rhnrge. _ meh I5 dim
QI-_,-1-u _
Rr-EWARD.
The subscriber odors o reward of
Ten Dollars for information that will
land ic the recovery of his pure bred
oollisadog, strsycdor stolen Honda l
In lain. _ Y”
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‘ He" is six months old, black, with
the moon iimy six times encircle the
i ciirtli. And so it lnisbefalleii that a meas-
_ ure, inteiiilefl by the peoples elected rep-
li‘eseiitaif.ive_~ to liiive become laiw and
to lizive taken full force and
inf.; but ri coi‘oiier`s inquest can do it any
.g,:i>ii<l.
lt limi beeii believed by nniny persons,-
§ :uni ilii'<;_»i~eiit _ioiiriifil of the family, look-
 ing upon siicli iniitters from the lofty
 liei;,flit_\: and clear atmosphere of indepen-
_l dence. had shared in the lielicf----tliat mat-
`ters pei;/taining to the House of Coiiinions
' exclusively. as to the qualification of its
‘nic-mliers. the qualification -of the
voters by whom they were to be elected
and the size and shape of the electoral di-
visions which they are to canvass and
for which they shall sit, were matters
which might properly be left to the Com-
mons to tix and determine. \Vliy should
the venerable Senators intermeddle in
such afl`a.irs? For they themselves have
no constituencies, neitherare they voted
forat all; they put up' no election deposits;
babies and toil not neither do they spin
yarns in the electoral campaign. No
election judges can unseat them
from the red cushions of the Senate, or
mulct them in inconvenient and exasper-
ating bills of costs; no power on earth can
deprive them of the mileage which payS
their board bills, the trunks of stationery
which the retail stationers are eager to
buy, or the life “indemnity" which they
late, nor custom stale the infinite variety
of prurient details in the divorce trials of
which they hold a. parliamentary monopc-
never summoned to the bar of public opin-‘
ibors ofa day. The otherwise obtrusive
public does not obtrnde itself into their
galleries, nor. does the proletariat struggle
for admittance at the doors of their state- 
ly halk 'l‘he atmosphere of the Red i
Chamber is wholly uucorrupted by the l
tainted breath of the multitude. And if _
peradventnre, trivolity should ever peep
within, it is only to turn quickly away
and ponder upon the last chapter of Ec-
clesiastes.
Why should these men, thus comfortab-
halla., strain their octogenarian muscles,
pulling the ropes to hoist William'
Mulock’s bill to the rafters of oblivion?
And why, having once performed this
arduous task, should they one year later A
And a Government of All the Talents,
chieftain of a. mighty people. He has
incur markets and has bearded, so to
speak, the bald eagle of Arr erica in his
all his puissance alter the bounds of the
isters and the majority of the Commons,
_but the people of Canada must submit. In
system is paralysed. The Senate rules, "
and rules alone, and the Senate has de- WF
creed that the shameful gen-ymander of i
1882-shall remain in force till the light of
‘the twentieth century shines \xP0n the ruin ‘  (;_l0E;]eP?)Iqt!}())PgiZ; 
.
'_ .-l`i`cct in rinic for the ;ippi‘o;‘.cli1ng
clei‘lio1is.i_s<le:ui :is .liiliiis Cziaszirniiirl noth-
- p quic ess 0
tal-re no chances of defeat;*kiss no dirty . eye and sm-eness of a_im_
salt down. `George on the subject of his histrionic
1
Age cannot wither their right to legis-
ion. Convenient adjournments of two or army, Mr Kitchener; it’s a better/ shop
lihreeweeks at a time, and from time to mlm the b°""1`dSl_“  Kil"°h°71°.1' *mt
time repeated, tide over the tedium of the glilsggmgfigzrgd h'L°vi;w(_1b2;; pyéixigay
session, while between adgournments sit- w,.itt,en_ . _W '
tings of thirty minutes suflice as the la- 1 - '
ly placed to repose in the political Val-  C' I’ H°°° ‘t 0°" L°"°u‘ Mu"
 in I di india auiidiiiw _a  ndnd ed-ned ata
For fi hundred years children have been
taught that the historic Mary was it fit
object for scorn and dcrisioii for t. king
. __ _ . ..  - S n I
 _ _ __ _ _ - _ lierlanib to school. _ 9 I I   d `
i """"°' "`" "` B r., 1 z r, 1' t ' .wie `
` rin: sesare inn Rsoismisurion. mcg;  d “. ° "S °f"' 9” ‘ ,S
1 innovators how we
are told, on no less authority than that of
Dr Edward Everett Hale, that pets ought
Senate. in thc plcn itudc of their Ccnser- to be kept in every schoolhouse. Not only V _ Q i
viitisni and the fulness of their power, lambs but ¢”~tSid°S`3»a“d rabbits Should be ‘ ` '~"
I _ _ , , ll d ' ' . - - . --
hnvc re_;ected the Liberal tiovornmcnts _ $0 félieelfgtfliltoxlltllgllr maqtgrs to sghool’
e pupils may learn
the lesson of kindness to the lower ani-
mals.
It will he remembered in the case ‘of
Mary‘s lamb that “at last the teacher
turned it out, but still it lingered near,”
Hale is of opinon that teachers instead of
W driving away pet animals, ought to pro-
vide them so that the small boy pupils, in-
stead of tying tin cans on the tails of stray
dogs, may feed the rabbits and stroke the
soft fur of poor pussy.
That Dr. Hale practices what he preaches
-_ is shown by the fact that he has provided
comfortable sleeping apartments for no
less than thirteen stray cats under his
front veranda. He iinds that these cats,
having a. warm place in which to sleep, -no
longer practice Sonatas on his woodshed
at midnight, and he suggests people who
are now troubled by nocturnal feline
music will rind his remedy more effectual
than the bootjacks and old shoes which
are usually prescribed.
But the important fact in connection
with Dr. Ha.le's dictum is that poor Mary,
at whose folly we have all smiled, was in
reality a pioneer, born before her time, and
therefore an object of derision on the part
of the dense and unenlighte-ned puhlic.Bi t
with recent years methods of school man-
agement and discipline have changed to
rapidly that no modern Mary need fear she
will be uuappreciated. In fact it would
not be especially surprising if the throwing
of paper wads in school hours should be
advocated on the ground that the practice
tends to the devole ment of ' 'ku f
Honey’s Advice Helped.
When Lord Kitchener _joined the Roy-
al Engineers, now nearly 30 years ago,
he was a. tall,_ slim, very handsome
young `mun. The ex-sirdar did not at
first take. to the army, but had serious
thoughts’ of going on the stage, and
was one day, while in London, intro-
duced by a. comrade to the late George
Honey. Young Kitchener consulted
ambition. Honey looked critically at
the oflicer and remarked. “I could get
you an engagement in five minutes as
a walking gentleman, but, let me tell.
you, you'd be better off as a. sapper ini
ly. They have their own bar at which to en3in°ers'” Then very s°ri°“slY» 7
drink in venerable seclusion and they are "Hong, gave time other an It-might into
the seamy side of an ae-tor’s lifé, and
ilnished with the advfce: “Stick to the
biliousness, sick headache, jaundice,
nausea, indiges tion, etc. They are ln- W
valuable to prevent s cold or break up s
fever. Mild. gentle, certain, they ‘are worthy
your contldence. _Purely vegetable, they I
can be taken by children or ‘delicate women. `
Price. 25c. st all medicine dealers or by mall' -.
and one year older, in “lean and slippered 'cE"su“ny§‘d°\ New
Dantaloon" repeat the Herculean labor? _  §I3;?(_:k' Fuss' door to the S
All we know is that they have done it! ` g - P ns'
DI‘.J.H_AYEllS,-
. DEHTIST .
Satisfactory Work Reasonable
backed by a big majority, stands thwarted W- ' f  U - .- ‘ " '_ f   _  5 v 
defeated, and powerless before them. _ " ~ ` b r 'Z
Great and mighty is Sir Wilfrid Laurier,   J I 
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graceful and oratorical withal, the chosen
mister and Attorney al Ln
bowed in the presence of condescending) Ewing lpmoeeded U, South Am” fo, 7 . Y .. . _ _ 4
royalty, of rank honored by his recogni- 5° W1'~i»°1`0“ *GUYS lnillmfy Service in re
_ mum'-v sep ~-t f* f - - _ _
tion and of beauty flatteredby his notice. that in his :ti-uid) :hid 13:51-bihce al?8gi¥r'igu£ill ` '
He has sent a little army to South Africa, lggofnwilyopggreifflad ali-.oleggldgi-Bmgnp'i§i‘di I
has given Britain a potential preference $a',,;°bg¢°?-$1,-t;,Wc,:f ugginm
eyry at Washington, but he cannot in all 
smallest electoral division in Canakla! _ » I It
The Senate has spoken and he must sub- ‘  R  A L E
mit. 0 L .
_ And not only Sir Wilfrid, and his min! _ _ _ _  f I
this matter a million electors do not count. : U 0  I  I _ \
All the machinery of our representative ' ~
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A nicelv situated residence with;
alglreeollar and breast, and one white B tl ys L?_°“_-_ `  ' T   ; gg'  §pol;;;’S;,':m°".ide' I h
g ' ted ‘_ 'b d en e s _inimentrelieves every torm` - ‘ ~ ‘ ' - ° ' V Y _ 'alle
---- 'i =I»ii1’-»$<»f --L»'ii'y7» `" :.°.§maa“i:t:.‘;a.i E.:1.‘;f“‘i.i.s‘zd...;°'..a.’i; '   i- i iff' ”°’*”°”' We i
FRANK R H eve bottle Ask for ‘
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-  -;-5... , ».~ - 1- I; 1-‘-2;l\i~ f =_.f'_,f`-'-»'»;»_~'.-fatsf-f»f?'§<>~"`
-~f- . ~ .n ,~ -,,.-r. »___.....e~ _._ ._-;  g:__ -_,;.__.~;--__-`_=,--.~.=.=_. ;- 1» 'j-
waiting for Mary to come out at recess.Dr `
 ' V, / ' \ t _ / f i
ated fi?-t%@¥%% @%§§ £135#
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The Island’s lirst City gets the iirst pick of New
York’s First Spring Showing through Charlottetown’s"
First Store. _There is not such another collection_ of
Ladies’ Untrinimed Hats anywhere in the City.-
Come To-morrow -Morning I
500 Ladies’ White and Colored Waists; hundreds of
Ready-to-wear Skirts; 150 Ladies’ Tailor Made Dresses;
200 Ladies’ New Spring jackets; 35 Sample Petticoats;
100 Scotch Railway Rugs, suitable for Golf Skirts;
Bicycle Skirts at $5.00; Crash Skirts.
Jas. Paton &   dd’y_'
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his been fully tested for quality, ' ‘ 
considered. ` S
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ilkinson flat.
This is- one of the best English Hats manufactured, ar di
 It’s up to date.
Prige. As low as any in the market," quality
GIG-
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05 PIllh&
For sale at
  *Uri 1 _.df-‘ if-‘iii t ~
_ i _ il}_,yF¢ ,,,7,:f., ,.g,~_-<\i_, r:-»_i., r,--.|:. '>-- .-_
__   _ - all -==s_:»s;i=eiii*.~.;if¢f_» gill-. ~_;-._
.` f
1315
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¥~1Sl¥»»mnasnn=s~|u
Fire Sala “*
Damaged linwara
Evarytllq
2
Discount.-»of'25 to 75 _Per  
is \_i\
$ fc
B
I3
_ J-_ Maxam on S
tt d&'_ ' EARTZ` ,‘ no dilier. Price teneexi3t(;?tley,s md take L *M  in d&w2w, ’ y _ I
_ _ _ . .
f ' _
We areeselling off at the OID
STAND, Queen Street, all the
stock of TIN WARE,etc , saved _
from the late fire. Much Of the 
stock is as good as ever, and _
will be sold at a. ’
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28 aswfyw 2w,w1i. ' 
LIFE  --
Th“4 ’"°°ffi:ei>i=» fi:-3 an 
e_g|~¢"~ |,_ - if-U-*g - _'I in
the ¢_fB»nssn T.. ,gi 
P»r=lteiecd»iu fun  ‘Iwi
Tim Principles_of__libsrxy mg fggny
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, aan  cs'niss'§asig-'iil 
_ The nstigpgl ' growth V cm be
1\k;=i°§  an an _
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bcneht iioi duly WK,
pine but of every civilised   -
If you have not yet invested in it, i ‘
-rr
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 ,mi-mn  If
_ ,,125 ` ig-_,gy
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__ £5' _‘ .<'=»»f, 
._ _$5  - _ ia: ec- -Z .3
<=.~_>--_ '.__'.e=_x_.= 3;.--sa, '
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5: iigfiggfag if
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do so now while   
_ _ _ ;, _ _ ° _ _  insuring in that solid comps " §y,‘§z|
wrought by that prodigious landslide. ‘_ 9 or 32 acres land as desired _ N0l'fi1 AIIIBPIGMI Life- U I _A A .
"Men and bmnu-en: 'rhese things ought ‘j _ _ ` ' _Pemphlets respecting plans and copies of oompggyalggg  _  ~f i
not so to be_.. Apply to furnished on application to our Odice, or any of the compmy' *wt* "PU, *i
AGENTS: -_ ’
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