THE GUARDIAN CHAltl()'._l`TE'l`OWN APRIL 12, L89;
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lm I ul s are now rea y and,
1n order to sell them last. The g .- -...,__, W11] lntgrest
The best goods made at prices
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Sm,-l learn from your esteemed
journal of the 6th inet., that Mr. Currie.
Collector of Customs, Charlottetown,
has refused the GUARDIAN information.
resp_ecting bonded warehouses, which
every citizen has a right (if he wishes)
to apply for and obtain., This extra-
ordinary conduc: is inexcusable in;-an
odicial whose duty it is to serve the
public.
The purpose of this refusal must ap-
pirently betoconceal t-he regulations
respecting such bonded ~ warehouses,
from the reading public. '
I must say Mr. Editor, that you voice
the sentiments ofthe people very _cor-
rectly wheu you state that you do not
think “that the thousands of intelligent,
moral and liberty-loving newspaper
readers, will long submit to suclrin-
tolerable conduct.” But to make mat-
ters more irrita:ing.a Scott Act violator,
Mr; Scrimgeonr. has applied for _ and
promptly obtained the infornicion
which was refused the GUARDIAN. A
customs oficer has been twice sent at
public expense from Charlottetown to
Cardigan for`Mr. Scrimgeour’s benefit,
ard as a copestone to the proceedings
through the agency of the collector.
Mr. Scrimgeour’s cellar has been trans-
formed into a' customs warehouse. If
the government will allow a public
cific ar to ignore the demands of that
press, and at the same time endeavor to
oblige ii Scott Act violator,they greatly
mistake public feeling regarding the
matter. -
I hope that the government will take
notice of this omcialls conduct as re_-
vealed vo the-public through this jour-
nal ati¢l_'~_`see,»tfi`at a responsible person is
In conclnsion"let me say that the grati-
tude of all wel,l-thinking people is due
the GnA'n_nrAN"’ for” tlufféerless manner
 the tTustom’s department. ,_
in which it oondeiilns wrong wherever
found. ' . _
Yours,
GUABi>iAN_RsAm.n.
 *New Glasgow,‘Apri_l llthl
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I bev to advi~e m man ' “GRIPPY” 
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patrons, and friend-1 generally
that, finding my quarters on _ _
Upper Great George btreet too mould, Bl'0fl¢lilllS 01' C0llSl1IIll7u°n°
small for inv fast increasing
business 1 have moved to the Bc on the safe Side-Takc Dr. W00d’S
If neglected, often enclin Piien "
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SI_15t,¢»-I n_gti§ed_ in the last issue of the
-WEEKLY GUARDIAN* a' paragraph which
req iires a little explanation from the
-pen of the contributor. Any person
unacquainted with thefpeople of the
settlements mentioned in said article,
might come to the conclusion that the
persons taking partinthe social gather-
ings mentioned were -‘inimoral.” Did
Mr. McLean in his sermon describe
the gatherings as _-such? He did not.
In the course of his sermon he denoun-
ced basket and pie socials 'as `a means
of supporting the church of Chrlstiiid
said. that he knew of them 'sometimes
ending with a dance, and in passing re-
ferred to other dancing parties which
were held in certain sections to which
he was entirely opposed. ,_ »
» - _0,xn~W_iio Wu Pnnsiirir.
Sm,-In contemplating the _respihetive
worth of men and ~~w__ome_ii._ and their
value to society and ‘ civilization. the
avenge person has always been-ready
to ascribe all honor and praise to the
men, for their heroic deeds on the field*
of battle, for their persuasivemloquence,
by which they sway the inultitudei' and
for their inventive genius by which
they have, over and oveaagaiu, reyolns
tionized the different methods of pro- 1
.duction. I
Women have been known to? displajf
marvelous feats of courage, and »when_,
their duty. ,ley__ in the path of da;iger‘~
theyare not iodlined to shrink. In this
connection I may be permitted? to 
of Deborah, who urged a timid hgitieg
Barak to battle and went with him tp_
successful war; of E ther who by,_on'e
her own life saved her nation from ues
truction -’ o`t Grace' Dsrlin “ who is
cue on the stormy coast of England; of
Joan of Are. who girded on the sword;
and at the head of the French -troops;
repulsed the legions of Bedford and*
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and of Charlotte Corday who”ae_efm_e;d
the embodiment of courage in the
tragedy which ended the life _'of ' Marat.
Many other citations might be given.
Still greater proof of woman’s courage
and fidelity is to 'oe seen on the broad
sons of men; and the fact that woman
ha= not participated in the great wars
Let us not fail to reflect on what
fame _  ' li that minus; be '_ ' _
I GHPPG *md my 0_011gh WQS so severe with almost any Ol QT3 _ _ == who according to your recently pub
I femam Yours em  that Ihad great diiliculty in breathing. named.? and-yet it is claimed that  h d _ it ti statistics’ have S
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T  ‘ li Am” takmgp tw? homes cf Dr' WMM” are “nm for the mu Pnvdegss liar Zxcgeiied the other sex in the matter
‘ Bod & W 15'" Ch Wwnmi vigttlfsagserggy 'ine Syrup I was com- koi fiitizeuébiplanll claimeé by tm” wh? of self control) exalted to her rightful  K- 'eed C
'.'.@l".‘ `p 'racism nienty or “Pine” prepare- 'nm ‘.h°s° P°“"1‘“5.”gh‘S .b"'°”°" 9 P1=<=° is -the ff-wily Of ma"» Sl" 6*”
I tions on the market tr5'i11g»l20 live 011 1 an .acmdental cfmdmun whlch even .1 ‘_ work sidd-by side with the best men for
_ _ I the reputation and merits of DL Woodfs their own serzis i oftqi unaccompanied um, ushering in of the “gona ,ima
_ Nqr-way Pine Syrpp, so _81_W8-YB illiilt 011 bY “Y 5P9¢*§\1_°¥l°mf._¥?9°t° “Pa” ‘mm looming, when right and might, shall.:
T0  I   I i ';§§genuine._ Pnoe_,_25e. at all dealers. ignorance, bigotry. and greed._ The be me 1.. dy and when the glgrloui
' ' ' " ‘ U ` A """'i°°" i'  'i° “I9” _°f “”“'°f§°1 destiniogywhich we dream _shall he a`
._..__ __ = - - _ _ : women sufEis';ge';¢_thi\t=l$0\1l\i |16 D0' UP. gpaugfyggity '
Men and Women. |
,to his name, heis _a"
‘the election odicial ie
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tenaciguslv-to ;_ev.;r_y to:m oi amientti.
  when we lo»_»k_ at _pree--1
 voondltionif, lto.say- _.nothing ,of the
'heroic - act which 'involvediitlie riibigfl
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still the heroine of” a` ‘ ti‘lie"`tsYoi‘fy"0¥‘l'¥-"1
mission fields whither she has gone,--a__§`fd__`
lie still going, to spread the lightfofi
truth and love among the beiii,~;oted‘f
largest assortment in the city N i I   " g Y wants C10t_hj11gf__ A  
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franchise_:_ Butis it not possible tha
by extending it _to the 'hopelessly
ignorant man, it has been extended too
`} far? And by denying to the intelligent'
lwoman ` it has " been too much
limited? Here is" ‘a »w0m5,n
-who feels .a .deep interest in the
pcommonweal, and has a good mental
grasp of what the word "government"-
‘ rent events, and is capable of choosing,
lh‘e`tvreen‘_coniiicting issues; and 'she ie
lawabiding, loyal to ~ the j fafivs f in
making of which she has no `
otherlside"ot~tte picture is' the
in the :polling booth helping Jim
Blank markhis ballot. Jim-’~can neith-
er read, write, nor think intelligently
He has been twice need for misdemean-
or. and served_two.t;e_rms in con
jail. He knows nothing of
hefo/re the_people,neth;ng about
In fact. in knowledge __he,_
blank
his -ballot for the 'man-who,
compaign, bought his vote for ; dc-
bauch on cad whiskey. Ir hirrtrequent-
ly been urged that women are notcen-
-stitutedby nature for the great -fwtork
of making laws This we; shall
‘nqt.at2tem_pt~ to deny.. A' But shfall- 
content toflet history show, as_it;ci_early
does, 'that the slotwnee§_ with which the
oo_un_oilsi'_ef men have yielded to _the
claims of, justice and the right, only”
-p!~eve's'thi>ni', abCvve"alLthings, to be en-
do .ed.b_ lnature, _w't‘_i power; to* hold
the
past.. and seeoveriire hundred tilousangl
 existingniideg-thg protection of p
mem-made -laws, in this, Northj fAn_ierica,_,
y New Suits tor.
We boast of having e tended the
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peering mia _ their  sireqssier:
the creation of criminals, and then :fee
the__ gs_l_1ows._ _prens_r°<.1. .D1 ills' SMD!
laws, for the criminals thus created, we
must confess we are not over»bur§lem d
w_ith‘¢_a`sense of adoration. How into
our Canadian rulers been dealing. will!
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carried succour toa straitenedgarriwi`;;Vu° '”°m°°'°“° q“°s'H'°° ' B7 '- -"'°”'»
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*shelving the qngitiegnrby' uleloei ,oem-_
"uiissions  Jinqtiriy, by meaningless
throw the church and shroud the world
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of existing laws. In all thf-se waasil 511, it in' mg »g¢|;|;ing_' '_  _ ‘
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y of the world, is a strong factor in her, one gnu national sin; and by _iw  TRAGTED because  are ww th” ,t
W°l`h & 0""" b““‘“"g» L°w°' A H0173? Pine syrup “mean the cough ut"°r‘ W” 1° a sphere which men de_b°_niQg Gffects on the individual. it 1% have the experience and methodfrfor ravi!!! teeth
Queen St My new premises gt 0n¢¢_ have created '°r_th°ms°"°s' ltends to destroy lhepnational life, over- % LESS DENTISTRY by usa gf 1-,hefgmgug
are larva and roomy thus en- _ 1 _ e _ . 1 _ ._ _ . 1
U ’ women have achieved in the literary ‘ M no ,B at #
ablin me to buy in muchlarger Plenty of people in their graves now, I . A in ign'-:rancs and ice. 0 _ P B _ I o _  d
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quantit1e~, and ple-CID" D16 H1 _ ` who might have been alive to-day if_tl:;3 gtgd unexceigg by 21'; ° boi; sofa ‘as rescuing our c-pvuntry ftoin the graspbf  e r l n e 0
an even bewey pgqgugn than had cured the cough and cold associa. I, kind D And did it not appeal to the com this foe, restsnn our wi iingness to ir,-
W t Wlth GUPP0 at the 0111730* It S 511 09-SY vest with legislative power tho e who
ever before 0 cater tothe an S mime’  d° With.s“°h agremedy as Dr' mon beople’ and thus swipe the natmnzt will dare tg antagonize .it-_ 'l`o thi-ii      
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“Spec U V "*qu'°S ' w _ as 8' 1 . ; ` S _ ‘ I telligent electorate. Let us enfrauc ise. .
bod to call and see me in my ' J 45110 2111' P8~5?‘ig°S’ and -at the sam? t}m° And- does not the name of its author and ' - h__ ed fn in. S_ 5# We make_Cro_wn and Bridge Work and put it in aces a.
Y t fl, .,0 y . . all loyal and enliv rn ci zens e v
new quar rs Thankful ftr .Q gtg? ”a;1;f:)’;?E;a;'he° géfggeglfaliaprgf the nameof Harriet Martineau. George Pwtive of sex; *and disfranehlgg api# day as impression is taken.
. an Patmnaoe In the past and _ die glérious hmg c0mpucat_i0ns_ _ lilliot, ((Jlh;;'lottt;I Bronte, angie gr? who are kngwn to be corrupt or illite~, We have everything required and up to-date for best work and
so-letting a continuance of the Mrs. !Alonzo H. Thurber, F1`°°P°1'5» rulers an rs' _ emma’ ~ y F816. 01' WE0 l’\lt'1"’9S\Y 7'°l“"" °‘“'l f°" °°mf°"'5 °f 0°’ P“"'°“t‘°~
P' W N S , says: I had a bad attack. of Isa OI-|191' female wma” deserve to rank country’s law Tri--ii with woman We make metal Platesior Vulcanite plates and put them in
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lace same day as impression is -taken
Persons from out of town will see the great advantage of mm _
ing to see us, as they can have their Dental Work done within
loss of time, and fully guarant in every respect ur prices
lo .v, and each branch in charge of a specialist. grmminationsii
advice free. Call and see specimens of Teeth without Jw
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