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A A DELUSIVE CANVASS
Our attention has been directed to
an insidious canvass put forward by
the opponents of prohibition with a
view to prevent voters going to the
polls to vote “yes.” These untrust-
worthy guides express the belief that'
as liquors for medicinal purposes will
still be permitted to be sold all the
drug stores will be transformed into
licensed taverns and the evils 'of
the drinking usages may thus be as
‘ bad as before.
Nothing could be more false and
tdelusive than this argument. Drug
stores as such will not have any more
_right to sell liquors under a. prohibi-
itory law than under the Scott Act.
The sale for medicinal, sacramental or
mechanical purposes will be strictly
connned to a few vendors appointed
‘for the purpose. The canvass referred
to is a delusive device of the enemy.
Once let the friends of prohibition
I"
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nsnrahce...
,_ written on every deseip-
_ tion of property at lowest
l`&t8S.
nt for P. E Island.
' me Insurance (So.
' Idea Aesuraloe Society
'  ' .
hee I lx I-'Ire Assuranc e
Ge. ef Londeni
 .yi Hvinmin
_ demonstrate their overwhelming
strength in all the provinces and we
shall obtain the enactment of a 'law
-as strict and restrictive as they ire-
`quire, and such as will prevent the
indiscriminate sale by drug stores,
taverns and all other illegal agencies
alike.
The first business of the people is
to carry the plebiscite, and then just
I instruct their representatives that they
want no sham law but an act of total
iprohibition with all the necessary ma-`
chinery for its enforcement, and they
iwill get it.
The question has been raised whe-
ther prohibition is the best word to
apply to the object which temperance
men have in view in the law they ask
for. Prohibition means the act of
prohibiting, forbidding, or interdict-
ing. Abolition was the word used by
these who sought to do aw_ayf_ with
human slavery. It is  ,ritter” des-
truction of the`liq'\i0`f traiiic_.< that the
prohibitionists seek, not the mere for-
bidding of it. a Would 'Bot abolition
DR. ALEX. MGNEILL.
Physician & Surgeon.
(Formerly of Kensinzton.)
Prince St., Charlottetown
mdgipppite St. Pau1’s Church. f
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2 be a more accurate, expression, _dad at
_ the same timea more pleasing wordto
‘E Ca e Colony, where a eneral elec-
Gold Doesul Need
~ Any Gliding
` It’s the same with the
1 stock used in our shop.
When thinking of getting 
any work done in our line
you may rely upon us
' The material and world;
rnanship are always strictly
“first class.” - §
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Give us a call and be§
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'the Enlilish criminal laws. The le 's
debates may be~ conducted "in either
the independence of the`Colony. The
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is hers, why not BUY it?
What’s the use of buying the 'ordinary
kind of FURNITURE when you can get ;
our kind at the same (or less) price. '
Everybody cannot own their own homes-
but everybody can have their homes nicely,
i furnished by buying their furniture from l
HOME
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Court Esterhazy, forced to retire
from the army, and Col du Paty de
Clam under arrest, are the two men
whom Zola regarded as at the bottom
of the conspiracy against Dreyfus.
Col Henry, the suicide was tlib self-
confessed forger of the incriminating
documents. Disgrace has fallen
swiftly upon Dreyfus’ accnsers, but
French ministers still declare their
belief in his guilt. If he gets a new.
trial by court martial it may be
repetition of the first.
n_--_-_
tveen the Mussulmans and Christian
in which there has been bloody fight
ing between the former ani the Bri
tish troops in Candia. Again t
war ships of the nations are sailin
The-modern Cretans seem to be' .n
better than were their progenitor! i
the days when Paul wrote of them
Titus, “The Cretans are always liar
is _t-rue.
posals. During the past half centu
“Russia has been the principal ~_ `
_iior_i_among thegreat powers and iieve
"has her aggressive spirit been moi
active than within the past f
required to acceptthe belief” that
and diplomacy, steadily pursued fo
hundreds of years have been suddenl
and completely reversed. ».That
simply incredible. 
prove a factor in the fall election
War devolved The s lendid hi
EDITORIAL NOTES F The New York Commercial Ad- “
9' Uganda under British control it will
Again there is trouble in Crete be-
S ca, rid of savage rule and equipped
bg tion, to follow. There will be no
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toward the Island toquiet the anarchy will have been completed, and a vast
he
“pei siviiiatihh. British capital win .
cgi pour into A the region, and in a fe/Vw...
It is very hard tobelieve in the A ._ » 1 1
sincerity of the Czar in his peace pro- We ale Pow within three weeks of
ry~ are apparent. The liquor men 'are
ggi l:,c6iJ_ducting no energetic campaign as
W i U U I U ‘
8 Y° P 5
8 done on the prohibition side, but not-
yBars_ To believe in the present sufficient general interest has yet been
. . aroused to ensure _a large vote, _ The
sincerity of the Cz" one 'wld *hz great danger to fthe causes will be the
th , ,,. . .
aim and purpose of" Russian arms swyivhqme voters’ Particularly m
, P P P '
' , cites have demonstrated the greater
g; strength of the temperance sentiment.
Th h -~ ' f'th 'ir id-_ _ .
i... $0.3’ ‘2'1f.'°;'.lZI.',§i Zami ”1°.i.§§ to 1° “1=°°.°“°=v d‘s~°f°» “PPM e be
,greatly to the injuryof the Republi- _
_'can party on whom theconduct of the _ ' SG1'QQ1l%» hip 1588886, SSR rllcllmi
` ' ` ve~
_ . p ac e _
ments of the navy bg Manila and impure blood are cured by Hood*s Sar-
Santiago are completely hidden behind eapanua" _ _
the alleged mismanagement of the NEW 'hckets dfmct fmm Berlin
camps and the army in Cgbm It Germany, Just received at StanleyBros.
fvertiser, commenting on the Nile
expedition, pays a warm compliment
to the British Hag: "Gen, Kitchener
will not be content with smashing the
Mahdi. It is evidently his aim to
push on to Uganda, and thus bring
_ within the British sphere of influence
the entire Nile valley. Then will be
seen a transformation not paralleled
in history. The Nile railroad has
kept pace with the advance of the
Anglo-Egyptian expedition, and with
speedily join the. road being extended
northward from Cape Colony. The
swift development of Equatorial Afri-
with modern facilities of communica-
_need of further pioneer work. This
continent will at once be thrown o n if
years the Soudan with the w ole
s . _ _ __
. . . . ’ country adyacent will be anolihbm fi _ _
Emi b°‘§?‘“' 81°" b""‘°“° Th" W’-“ne” Egypt. This is uni wrt of resuigphat t 1; y ‘  daybrmgs ashieml
p ~ °° VM" ‘xt -- |_VL' s. __; 
follow the British flag
the plebiscite and two or three things
t Good latform work is bein
those rovinces where revious lebis
In Quebec province the probability of
ya fairly large vote, with a lighting
chance for the prohibitionisfs, _at least
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'wdyspepsia and other diseases due to
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Wester!! between Landon and Exete
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ition lias been going on fdr a month a' di5t°'"°° °fVe1`Y Uelifly 194 mi13S»‘ _  i  _ , .  
if .P&9¥»h&S 8 population of over a million” which was °0V°fed “li the "V9 °f 53356 ` fi  s` _ .
and s half. The Colony was originally, -mllcs Per hw-e The other and Slishlr A _' _'_"_ _' __ i _ 
settled by the _ Dutch and has the .IX faster record was made b_7 the Em’ ._ - i _T  ' ` ‘  'A -T _
,liwmsn Dutch civil code siting wah' we _ State Express between New f _ `  'f    
York and Alban a. distance of 142
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‘ilature consists ofa legislative couiiil milesi which was Covered at 8- T352 i
iof 22 members elected for seven of 53-58 miles Pe' hour' The New
years and abouse of a_SSemb]y of 76' York road is an almost level track
members elected for five years. The between the tW° Points named: WhH9` if '
the English road over which the Cor-
English or Dutch. The Dutch ele- “ish TEXPWSS made its T9i"°1`d 11” 5 A
ment strongly sympathise with their lmmber °f heavy gmdesi at Whi°h U19
qkindred in the Transvaal and desire summits rise t° 232 feet, 339 f9@l'» Mid
382 feet respectively above the gener-y
English-speaking element, led by Cecil “l19V9l~ 'The Ameficin 171'!!-ill WIBS”
lRh0de~,desire to ses ni south Arias A the heavier of the two-243 tons to
ylrnited in one British federa_5i0n_ the 200 tons of the English train, butlf
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here ,S ,JSO an Independent element the heavy grades traversed by the GINTRAL DRUGSTORE,
At latest accounts Rhgdgs was hope. latter would Seem 120 give its p6l'f0l'§l- su“NYs‘nE' ”  ` 7 ' .. " 7 ` `
7 S Engineers and Macmnism . _ :al of a majority, which will certainly anco the first' place in the comparison. H 
 t”ghm3§:g?ncg5EV¥.h3Tf sfnaur If any' It_m3y l-'IBPPGD that 
0;  lu' ' - 1 the Independents     i `- ` Y V M N
to aid the llgemoeratic orators in their NEW reggymade clothing opens
‘campaign ortunately for-'the Repub- PATON & l ’S--d&w
llicans this is nota presidential year. _ N12; capes&aié1 fur 
,use than prohibition? There is much! _ _ “""- 5 °P¢U at -'ATON 0’S»-f ,_ 
_in a name. “Unrestricted reciprogity”,l s Til* S°1eDl515C _AU10l`i°U-D giV€S 9-¥1< 1 f "73 "" 
‘§ for instan_ce,certainly did nothing to l-V §!;§~b.0l'#f6 °°mP“n391¥»°f the two _.A '  A ,L_  '
*assist the movement with which sit °_§§il°“K -4i§Wn°° Nm' bl* 'fe¢°fd"l_?7`i‘ 3 J J 3 D A' C C i
`was connected.  ,ra1lway'¥f“ll1S Withoittstops. Onc'f'f0'_f; 5  = , -
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death camp and every  'Blight 'l “` 
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and they are good Valll Policies and certificates promptly iSSll
Cameron Block, Queen Square.
Agent Western
_Commercial Union
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