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_Y _ __  __  _ . . .__ .g§_.-- r r _ \ ' '_ r
Mk ' T H E C H A  0 W N G U A R D IA N entered Canada in the ten years end-I V _
 _ PROPOSED BECULA RLZATION OF MARRIAGE!
S   Rev. T. F. Fullerton in a letter to church courts, or of even the millt
_  e a local evening paper joins issue with ant pastor of St. James himself.
if ° 0 The Guardian on the question of the We pointed out in previous article
,_ ._ _
~‘  proposed secularization of marriage,
and wants to know where we stand,
H€ZllillIl1l §p01'f,lJC1l[- in this grave issue. Doubts as to
Illg up and ,l.»\\.~u \§Q(1. where we stand can hardly exist, in
land brooks and str iiiis
. _ . The Guardian stands for the inviola-
lu Search bl trout' It .lbility and sacredness of the marriage,
promotes d"'°l.') breath' tie, whether the ceremony be per-
ingr and the Cxllllanl' formed by a Protestant clergyman or
tion that Co11it:S with a Catholic priest. But we are op-
cvery bite or strike
drives :rwav care and '__
i sets om." iicrvies ting elm contract'
. L, , . _ _
1lng° __ appears to share our views as against
M Odern
Trout Tackle
is herein splcirdid ass-
or'in1e1rt,:‘. ixrre stock,
the 1no.~<t corrrplete in
this \'icirrity.
lfxpcrts are delighted
with out' No ro fly hook.
'l`.rke_-: ryrrirl handling,
but sport is increased
teufold. _
].G.]amieson
leading Trirkle Store
is __
I Masonic
v. __ _id ____* _ ._ _
_ Orlrliellcws
Knights of Pylliias
and other Society Ein-
blenis iirRi11gs,Lockets
and Pina
G. ll. Taylor
L_ 5 ____.,,’“`»
Liiii2iiY STABIE
_ r. ivi.1iiiEsrs_ 0
lla\'iu~.: leased the prcnri_:es occupi-
ed by flr-- late \.`. .\r'rhur' I-11-escry, till
tlrnitorr .*`t1'r‘rt, rind lr.'.\'irr;( piirehas-
ed lr1.~=_ li~»1'.~`r~|=, r-;rr'1'i:i-,fr-:< fir, I aiu in
¢r po.-:rtrori to crrivr fo rl:r~ public and
can rrivv first clnrs _srrrvle and double
tiirrronirr. l‘r‘ir:es rriorlcrate. l'hon
204. '
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5-I2dtf_
q1n> 1m¢wum
Live €cnl
Al Picliards
Therc’slil`e and
heat in l’ickar<l’s
Coal.
'I`ry .fr ton and
le convinced.
A.Pickar'd&.lIu. 
~f Phone 24o.

.iirlater
Boots
A good many men do not
appreciate the reniarkable
.“Stand-up" quality of our
walking boots till they have
been nearing tliein a few
months and notice how they
hold their sha}:e.I'1\'ery pair of
Slater Boots
is made equally well with care-
ful lasting, upto-date work-
niansliip, and honest materials
in the hidden parts. The
standard of Quality holds good
all thiongh the stock, and in
recoinnieiiding them to our
customers. \Ve are sure of
thorough satisfaction and more
business later.
Prices from $4.00 to $6.00
Goff- Bros
the minds of our intelligent readers.
posed squarely to the proposal put
orward to declare niarriiige a purely
To some extent Rev. Mr. Fullerton
secularization, for when he speaks of
it he adds the words, “much as every
Protestant would dislike it." That
phrase expresses we think quite just-‘
ly the general attitude rind feeling of
thc Protestant community towards
the proposal to secularise marriage.
Yet Mr. Fullerton also tells us that
“Dean Bidwell’s position as set forth
in The Guardian's article of May
30th, is the position of an over.
wbclming majority of the Protestants
in Canada. This is clearly demon-
started by the action of the higher
courts of the churches that have held
their assemblies this year."
I-Iere, then, we have the Protestant
higher church courts trying to lead
their people to further a movement
some of the difficulties in the way o
obtaining one uniform marriage la
for the entire Dominion. This is ow
in the way as very serious, b
lawyers may be able to find a solu
tion within the terms of the B.N.A
Act and without the necessity
able.
Or, as suggested by Rev. Mr. Ful
Council on the Herbert appeal ma
establish, the validity of the marri
We are inclined to expect that th
ed.. Whether it shall he sustained o
not we are confident that the tim
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it ought to be beyond legal questio
in every_ Province of Canada.
to which the people have a strong
dislike-a very remarkable and ano-
malous state of adairs. Be that as
it may, the question of degrading
marriage to the status of a mere
civil contract is one in regard to
which intelligent Protestants will
Guardian in a former article which
gervnane." Most apposite and ger-
mane they appear to The Guardian,
and of higher authority than the re-
isoliitions and decisions of the highest
lthink it will come by means of a
ldernl law declaring marriage to be
w
- and the extent of their possessions.
ing to the division of powers between
the federal and provincial authori-
ties. We still regard the dlfiiculties
ut
age in that noted case and so create
a binding precedent for the future. NORTH lilvlili liRlI)GI<l.
appeal in that case may be sustain
will come speedily when a marriage
solemnised by a Protestant minister gressive farming-_districts on I._ E_
between persons of whatever creed,or ' ' ' ' ' '
of differing creeds, will be valid, as a very deplorable suite of affairs. So
ing with Merch last. Of these new-
corners. 780,000 were British, 700,-
000 earns--fruiirtlnr U1ri»ted-Sta`tes<~and-
about 300,000 from various European
' countries.
_
s The census eniirnerntoi's are now
f on their rounds, taking account of
the numbers and ages of the peoplc
Many of them complain that the
schedules are so numerous und the
time occupied in getting answers so
long that there is little money in the
whether they are insuperable or not 105- UP ill 0"*-11110 #1 ““‘“l’°1` Of 9"'
would be a question on which a lay
opinion would be of little value.Pos-
Bibb, some of the great constitutional creases speed, hoivcvcr, rrnrl most en-
_ nuinerutors register a rriuch larger-
numerators after a few day's work
resigned their positions. Practice in-
_ number of names _in their second week
then in their first week
of '
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amending that important measureywe ::_Peop1e say that we have the
think this possible, but hardly prob-
best and cleanest assortment of fish-
ing rods in the city. We can also_fit
_ you out with any article for trouting
such as lines, rccls, flies, ctc. Our
\¢l‘€0ll. the dwlsioll Of I-lm PTIVY stock is all- new. Hur prices are rea-
sonable Please cnll The MacKin-
Y - ~ _
-_ non Drug Co., cor-ner Great George
and Kent Sts. drif-
fi To the Editor' of The Guurdiunt
Sir;-I wish to draw attention to
r the delapidated condition of the
e North River Bridge. As it is one of
the most travelled roads and con-
' nects one of the best and most pro-
Island, with this city, this is indeed
n very unsafe does this bridge appear
that the farmers oi that district fear
to put their horses on it and are
How this shall be brought about prevented from hauling their pro-
t k b t d t -
we do no now' u we 0 nic; adjoining this bridge and in the dis-
duce to market Moreover, the roads
tricts surrounding it are in a most
8 disgraceful state. It is the same old
‘merely civil contract. We respect story of roads iintouched by tht
ithe opinions of those who are apps
,_ road-machine until rnidsummer. Any
onc that understands road-making
iemly i" haste to take up the move' knows that the proper time to fix
ment toward `secularisation but we them ig in the spring, as no amount
bold tenaciously to their own opin- regard nnoh action as repugnant* t
ions, with Perhaps “Of Ulllch regard ' the Christian idea of marriuge,. an
to what the church courts may de- equally repugnant to the beliefs an
Ci<19~ And they Will he fiirtified inlopinions of the great majority of the driving and with this condition of
their attitude by just such texts ofipeople of all creeds in Canada.. We roads ‘md I-“lblic “""l“‘ “xistingf this
Scripture as those quoted by Theitbink no such movement can succee
0 of work will make them bake and be-
d come _firm after the ground is hard
and dry. Now the chief pleasure of
d people who live in the country is
d pleasure is certainly robbed of most
of its charm. People may just as
0I` Ought I-0 Succeed and We d0Ubt well return to the old condition of
Rev. l\Ir‘. Fullerton waves aside and not that a better solution will be SDl`i\'lZ1€S5 Carts ‘md SIOW COIWGY-
declares to be “neither apposite norlfoundrby judicial or legislative action imc” when they h“Ve to travel ovir
'along lines which will, retain for
imnrriage the solemn sanctions of re-
ligions with which it has been so
_long and intimately connected.
Polling in the general election for
Nova Scotia will take place next
Wednesday. In every constituency
there are party candidates, the re-
sult of a determined effort on the
pnrt of the Opposition to have every
sent. ,contest.ed. This may be re-
rzardcd as a good thing. The people
ought always to take a lively inter-
est in the selection of the men who
shrill make their laws, apportion
°‘ their taxes and govern the state. Re-
presentative institutions have no
rloadlier foe than public npritliy.
lint the public of Nova Scotia is
not deeply stirred by the .present
contest. The return of the Murray
Government with a majority at the
polls seems to he looked for as al-
most a certainty by the Liberals and
as a strong probability by their op-
ponents. In the Legislature but re-
SERIOUS
ACCIDENT
Prominent Farmer _lnjuretl
Ariltsville-'I`lie citizens of this place
were pained to learn ol' the unfortunate
irr-virleiit which befell one of our leading
rrrenibers. At first, it was feared that
.\Ir. Ilakcr would be disabled for life,
brit thanks to a well and favorably
lzriowii Canadian reniedy, lic is now Ou
llic safe road to i‘eco\'er_‘f.
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AUr.'rsv11.1.ir, ONT.
“I have been a great sufferer from
l{i<lncy’l`ronb1e, from an irijnr to ni
back caused by falling from a Iiny loft
aboutsixyearssgo. Tliisleftmykidneys
weak so that every cold I got would
settle in my kidneys end cause intense
suffering. I was advised to try GIN
PILLS. I found, to my surprise, after
taking two boxes, that the pains were
relieved and I began to feel better. I am
still taking GIN PILLS and f¢€l sure I
will be completely cured.
I I recommeiid (`»lN PILLS to all who
suffer from any Kidney Trouble."
C. BAKER.
GIN PILLS are sold by dealers at
5oc. :i box-6 for $1.5o. lf you are not
sritisfieil with the results ol' CIN PILLS
let us know, and we will willingly
return you your money. _
If you can’t get them at your denler's,
write us for free sample box and name of
denier nearby who hns them. National
Drug and C eiuiesl Co., Dept. P. E.
Toronto. GIN PILLS nré OUR' mildly
laxative. For Constipation an Bilious-
ness we recommend ational Llzy Liver
Pills. 25:. a box. eg
;}*
r THE ELECTION IN NOVA SCOTIA.
cently dissolved the ministerial part.,-
mude up more than three fourths of
the membership. 'I‘o overcome so
great odds appears an 1-ilinost hope-
less task for the Opposition, and an
,election seldom becomes exciting nn-
der such circumstances.
It is a remarkable tribute to the
teen years of power, under one leader,
and twenty-nine years for the party,
it should stand so strong. As Gov.
ernments go, the Liberal party has
given Nova Scotia a succession nf
creditable administrations, not free
from minor faults, but in the main
honest, efficient andprogressive. This
accounts for the steady support it
has met with at the hands of thc
People. It is, however, to be hoped
that the Opposition may develop My
ditional strength in the polling next
week. During several recent legisla-
tive terms thc Opposition has been
too weak in numbers and influence to
exercise its proper functions- of criti-
cism and restraint upon an a1l-pow-
crful Administration. 1
For another reason increased repre-
sentation at the loft of the Speaker
is desirable. It is due to the right,
working of democratic institutions
that all shades of opinion should be
represented somewhat in proportion
to their numbers. And the result; of
m~8-“Y P0||i"l~!F in years past would
appear' to show that at least 45 per
cent of the electors are Conservative,
while the membership of that party
‘in the House has made up but 10 to
20 per cent.
One reason for this state of things
has been the. unequal distribution of
which still exists and operates power
fully in favor of the Murray Govern-
ment in the present contest. The five
counties of Halifag, Cape Breton,
Colchester, Picton and Cumberland
contain more than half the popula-
tion of the Province, and yet return
but twelve members to a House of
thirf:y.eight, instead .of the nineteen
or twenty members to which they are
._ entitled, It is in these counties that
the Conservative strength is great-
est.
The provincial election in Nga
Scotia will be watched with interest
in other provinces for any indication
it may give as to the Dominion elec-
tion which is now approaching, but
it will be doubtful how far the pro-
bable Conservative gains ln the pro-
vincial contest will forrn a basis for
a sound judgment in that regard.
The questions at issue in federal and
provincial affairs are widely different.
Reciprocity, for instance, which bids
fair to be ,the great issue in the fed-
eral election does not seem likely to
hen considerable factor in the pro.
vincial election. `
NOTES.
The statistics of immigration just
published by the Canadian Govern-
ment show that 1,714,326 immigrants
seats in proportion to population 
'  ,pr-_-._1».-1
such ruts and mud ponds. Yet this
is but a part of our loss. If this ne-
glect of our public works depress and
discourage the residents, what effect
must it have on the stranger, com-
ing here for the first time? Is it any
wonder that the youth of our Pro-
vince desert it for more progressive
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No blister, no hair
gone, und horse kept al.
work. 82.00 por bottle, dc-
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THICK, SWOLLE-N GLANDS'
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“What is_ so RARE -I
as ii day in JUNE?
FOR
New Here is an Offer
rrrrrrw is an orrsn
1 'THE RARE JUNE DAYS|
plaids 45c,` 65c, 75c, 95c.
Special showing of silks on Saturday at
A sale of ever 400 ladies’ shirt waists in
day and Saturday Sgc, I oo 1.50 and dozens of other bargain price. All sizes 34
t0'44 Petons
288 liidiés black sateen skirts the best; lot ever offered by Patous on sale in
the Ready to wear Dept Saturday 98c, 1.25 and 1 50 '
_ I’.iton's
Prrfons
Pafons
Patons ~ _
79 pairs boys’ pants worth up to 7 5e for 39c at
Pafons """ "
Pafons
Psfons
_ Patons
One thousand eight hundred and seventy-two British _Flags ou llurdwoccl
Sticks Eusigns. Irish, Scotch. Welch and Union jaeks, printed on good cloth,
fast colors in three sizes' well worth 8, Io and i5c each. All new but bought
from the maker saving the nii_ddleinen’s profits. Friday and Saturday 5c each. The
sizes are 6x5, qxiz. 16x16.
Its A Black and White cheek season in thc Dress Dept _plenty of shepherd
Small dealers ask 8.00 for the inen’s suits we :sell for 5.85. Conipare
We pay the highest price in trade or cash for wool and our prices for quality
goods are as low as asked for second class stuff `
0ur Pailletfe Black silk beats theni all at 49c compare it. Get samples.
’ if Another lot of these house dresses in blue and chainpagne worth 1.95 on Sat-
urday $1.25 all sizes to 44 P<\_I°“* _ _ _
Only two dozen black cloth dress skirts braided and cut in the latest fashion
worth 2.50 for 1.98 Saturday
the ladies' Ready to \V_car Dept Fri-
Working men are wanted to investigate our Saturday offer on suits shirts,
hats and caps _ ' P&i0rlS
I Sec our Eastern window for the best brand of clothing for men on P. E. I. 
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS. JUNE I6 and I7. I
SPECIAL .MATINEE SATURDAY _
Matinee, 5oc, 75c, r.oo, 1.50-Night 5oc, 75c, Loo. 1.50, 2.oo_
Sl£A'l`h` ON .\`/YALIC Wl¢.l)_Nl£SDAY AT 9 A. M.
Mail Orders Accompanied By Check Reserved In Tire Order Received.
CHEAP EXCURSIONS FROM ALL POINTS.
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of leathers and
most skilful work-
.nanship into Harlt
Shoes. 'I`hai's \\'by
fhcy r<ta1'n I/ruir .vrrrrrl
shape during their long
life.
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PERHAPS memories more
taste and scorched tongue
smoking. But. really, lhere's no ~- - _
full the comforting pleasures of '
the "sweet briar." Fill up your '
pipe with this rare blend of olcl
Virginia, then between puffs of
g fragrant enjoyment you'll be sat-
isfied that nothing you know can
Packed ln nnckriges nml tlns.
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every dealer ln Canada. .
1|1rin|rnr1rnrinrrrrrrrrrrirrrrrnrrri  
"Straw and Panama Hats. The
bot weather is here you will need a
summer het. ` Be sure and 'come
early to get yours, because if I cen-
not please you, you will have to send
thousands of miles to get one.-I-LH.
Brown, The up-to-date Hatter. 6-7d3l
Sailor straw hats with band
and printed motto worth to 506
Saturday 256 each at Patons
_ ~ 5-29dtf
$4.00 $4.50 and $5.00
Big shirts forazlg--mein up to 18
l
,i0l1. or after a day in the open, we
"For sun burn, redness of complex-
would suggest a liberal use of Macs'
Witch Hazel Cream-a preparation
made after the secret formula of a
celebrated Parisian beauty. Macs'
Witch Hazel Cream is used by sll
ladies of taste and refinement. Price
25c. The Two Macs. drtf.
228 ladlos' black sateen skirts
the best. lot ever offered by Pat-
ons on sale ln the Roady-to-Wear
Department Saturday 98c, $1.25
and 81.50. 6-9d2|
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