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THE GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE
E' THE VACANT CHAIR.
. When the little family circle is broken
` lid we sit sadly looki upon the vacant
~_ehair,_we think of the gings that perhaps
iwe might have done to keep the loved one
fill us. Why not think of these things
_ _Inv before it is too late ? Is it a kind! lov-
‘ ing and hard-working mother who is giving
all ber _strength and efforts for the family
i wellhbemg and happiness? Is it a delicate.
hugile sister; or a weak and ailing wife? ‘
Try to give her the tender care she needs.
,Do not let her fade away for want Q' est- ‘
:effort to preserve and restore her. ` .
lu Ohio lady, 1.lrs.Shcp-lhirelivingin Ballon, _
Shelby Co.. in a thoughtful letter to Dr. R. V.
lkmeof Buffalo, N. \ ._ says: “ M»v mother had
&‘~ayanIu tumor which we thought W uld re-
flina lher death. but we commenced usigig your
Favorite Prescripnon.‘ and before she hall
as three bottles she began to improve; she is
_ to-day and we have given your medicine ‘
Dlemdlt. My mother was sixty-six years old
dmixe tumor commenced to w; she is
Ealgwsilr nun- and the tumqr is alfgone. She
bliiienwasrrhl large, and her limbs began to
1_'lefore:she~ hgan to use your medicine. I
wk it soaaiich that I am hardly ever out of
Dia my home."
 but oneof many thousands of in-
inces na which this matchless “ Prescrip-
k” has restored such complete health
Cd puriiication to the distinctly feminine
' qamsm as to dispel every possible trace
d' abnormal or dangerous conditions with-
1. resort to surgery or similar obnoxious
xii. for ev_ery form of female weak-
_ 315 disease it is the supreme speciic
*id for this xiilpirpoee and no other
Q' an educated  of ex-
mliaazy experience in particular
d' pnctice. ,
'a Pleuut reliefs euro countl-
O KOIIO.
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FRUIT PUNCH
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Soda- Fountain
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I'1@_l‘°li¢=!_l*i§'!
lllleillipll sllii
alll _g;liclll~
Q.A.A. A. Grounds
_ -ON-
elilllrsday, June 20th.
at 8 o’clock p. m.
PROGRAMME. g
Il &l¢e£ion 4th Regiment Band
iz 15 yards dash _ Scratch
3. Svlection _ _ 4th Regiment Band
4. K mile Bicycle against time. ilving_ start.
2 Selection ‘ _ 4th Regiment Band `
yo yards ruii-Handicap. _ 1
3. selection . 4th Reg1m_§ut gland
D- X m`le Bicycle an ica
9. selecxtion ___ 4th Regiment Bang
» im yard run tan cap _
sl- Seiexion 4th Regiment Band
me i mile Bicy:le Handicap
‘hm prizes in -ach event. Entrance fee 25
cms for ea:h event. Entries close at`noou on
Ttséay, lbtii inst.
.Mindssion to grounds, 15 cents; Grand Stand,
Dcents. _14td
'Comjngii
Opera House
._l0l‘iDAY AND Tl.‘ESDAY§
Juni: 11 Anlnisih. _
The Rav.-.l new Humpty llumpty
Gi, h+ad»d by the famous Clown Mr.
,£8 R. Ail‘1iuS.
Gr .iid Spec acu’flr Production, I
Few Scenery, New M..isic,
N»w Speeialilw, Bright Clean and
wholesome.
Grand S rect Parade at nocu each
411
Prices 25, 35, 50.' _
Seats on sale at u-~i14l’Pl8»t,'BP.
.Pune 10, Sin'
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ll0lEL T0 LET.
THE SUBSCRIBER>oB`ers for rent the
ve'-It-known and beautifully situated.
_Lansdowne l'l_otel,
Gus Timm. Prim fiilari island.
. ' idhotel coutainsjthirt -two rooms,
__  the best st ,-le..and  -conven-
imraagecl. 'l`he_Lansdowne isone of .the
Zn( _lar hotels ui_ tlz_e_};i:;v1tr§;i and its
£111 a sifpessiug y n sec*
iiqixng the Straits of Northumberlanilt
12 ties!! one oi the best sumlnerfresorts in the
Ihdnrr hi! bei n th direct route f
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The following despatch appeared in the
Toronto Globe of June 14 ;
Cri.mLor'i'i-:'row.\', P. E. I., June 12.-
The prohlhitionAet has been in forcea.
week to~day , and no conviction has yet
been obtained thereunder, although the
saioons are openly violating the law. The
Act only applies to Charlottetown, and
was not submitted to u vote of the
citizens before coming into force. It
is believed a majority of the citizens are
opposed to }:‘rovincial Prohibition as be-
ing inefficient in its scope. There orc
also grave doubts us to the constitutiona-
lity of the Act, and as a consequence its
enforcement his received a. serious blcn
by the resolution of the City Council at
the meeting on Monday night. The
‘Council decided that the police olllcers
must take no partin prosecutions under
the act; that the enforcement must be left
with the Provincial Government. This
ties the Act up at present, and the out-
come of the contllct between local and
civic authorities ls watched with interest.
The above despatch, together with oth~
ers of similar purport has appeared ln"a
uumberof newspapers in the Mainland Pro
vlnces. Its authorship whether at first or
second hand can be easily located when
it becomes necessary. It no doubt ex-
presses the wishes of the saloonmen and
their abettors in the City Council. There
is no doubt that they hoped to “tie up the
Act" by resolution of the Council, but at
the first pull on the string yesterday
morning the boasted knot came untled.
The Marshal and police concluded, very
prudently, to serve the papers issued by
_ the Stipeudiary Magistrate and so the
tie-up ended rather lngloriously. As to
the boast that the “saloons were openly
violating the law” at the time t-he des-
patch was sent it was simply untrue. It
is a fact that during the first week of the
la.w’s operation there were no open viola-
tionsot the law. As to the further boast that
no convictions had yet taken place when
the law had been in operation barely a
week, the truth may be admitted, and it
is in no way remarkable. Even had the
violations been open and frequent there
had not been time for the Court to do its
work.
The complaint that the law was not
submitted to the people is really lauglr
able. We have had some experience of
the Canada Temperance Act when it was
voted into force by good majorities. The
illicit liquor sellers had not any more
respect for it on that account. as' was
proven by the fact that they were dned
right and left and many of their number
spent months in jail as the result of their
violation of a. law that had been submitted
to popular vote. There is some evidence
that they have now a more wholesome re-
gard for the provincial law with its heav-
ier penaltles than they had for the Scott
Act. _
The “give doubts asto the constitu-
tionality of the Act.” are simply an echo‘
of the resolution passed by the Council.
Probably the Minister of Justice, who has
pronounced the law valid. is a somewhat
higher and sounder authority on constitu-
tional law than the Globe’s Charlottetown
correspondent. Be that as it may the
“serious blow” against the enforcement
of the Act as delivered by the Council is
not apparent. The law will be enforced.
And so far, despite the reports sent
lottetown has seen for years past.
.
The wheat harvest of the United States
this year ii estimated at0sll,s71,000 bushels,
about two thirds of which will be needed
for home consumption, leaving one third
for export. _
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cepting reduced rates on railways. They
their independence. I _
Cuba has accepted the United States
Convention to take up and pass an Elec-
the odlcers necessary to set up an inde-
pendent Government in Cuba. It is
thought all can be completed by 'next
Christmas andthe island become aselt-
coveruing republic by that time, after
which l,hc'Uuited States troops will l;e
gradually withdrawn.
». .W e, ago e Q
_helqtuwelbetweentheqapeait has alsoa
=@ewmterbmmess. There is no better place
" ilienrovinceforagood hotel business, vim
- _html enmgr, sn? tllehhoue isln every way
o .
_ kd Lawxnsttidrmsr m; §gply to
__ Proprihtor'
 'rr~vene` , my ig,mi.dzm-A f
A ' 7 '_lyas_1stApril and was
wheat alone the increase over _last year- is
The London, Oni. Methodist Conference
l has set its face against its ministers ac-
termsas embodied in the Platt amend-
ment. It remains for the Constitutional.
or
THEY HELP
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TUESDAY JUNE 18,1900
REPORTS VER°US FACTS   _  S
» Don’t dose him with nauseousecastor oil,
or other harsh, griping purgatives.
Don’t give him “soothing” hiedicines
that inmost cases contain 'L poisonous opiates.
These things only make him worse.
Baby’s Own Tablets
(Registered) _
are what your little one needs. Theytare a
gentle laxative, and make baby sleep because
they make him well. They cool his hot little s
mouth, ease his sour little stomach, and help
his obstinate little teeth ~throu~gh painlessly;
They are what every mother needs for herd
baby---and for the older children too.-'
L Guaranteed to contain no opiate or Poisonous “
ALL BABIES.
TRY_ THEM FOR Yoon BABY.-
The genuine package looks just likethis
THE DR. WlLLIAMS -MEDICINE C0., BROCKVILLE, ONT.
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The following is from a lady who graduated as certificated trained nurse from the Wcstem Hospital,
Montreal : “Having used Baby’s Own Tablets for several years in the course of A my professional éxpcrf
ence as sick nurse, and latterly with-any own ba`by._I wish to testify to the superiority of the Tablets over
any other medicine for babies. They both prevent and Cure the ailments to Whléll babies are llible,
with certaintyalld prcmptness. (Signed) MRS, MAR11-iq S0145;
rica with a membership ofless than lil*
These two Associations have multiplied to
1439. with a membership of over a quarter
of a million. The Association was 18
years old before the drst gymnasium 'was
established. There are now in America
:lo0Y.M. 0. A, buildings, valued ' at
$21,000,000. In 1001 me expenditure or all
the Associations was about $100,000 a
year. It is now ovrr $3,000,000. The X.
M. C. A’s in America are less than a
quarter of the number throughout the
the world but they enroll more than half
the entire membership. In Europe out-
side of the British Isles there are 120 Y.
M. C. A. buildings, and in the British
Isles there are also 126.
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The Toronto Globe thus takes note of
Sydney's progress:
“Where there was nothing but a wild-
erness a. few years ago there is now the
thousand to about- dfteeu thousand
a
Any mother who will sepgl he; address on a
handsome little book telling how to treat the
FREE T0 MOTHERS.   ._ .... .._._,..;...i.. ...., 
li§.iln,uninluiii>nn.winMMmtnummu
smokeofturnaces glowing lu the nigh
and visible for twenty miles The popu
lation has Jumped from three or I
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and 'the 'industries under w
will sustain even a _much larger city. Th"c" cheese. It nas a strong resambhmB_
tor palatial surburban resideuces,and ne
buildings of all descriptions are going u
in every quarter. The assessable prope
t has increased in value from one million of the seaso_u,"bi1i”.do_ei
a` any relation to other- qualities "lu
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to three and a half million dollars ln
year The postal records of 1899 and 1
show by comparison the extent of the, atactory for several weeks, but usually
c1ty’s growth in one year The sale of. its appearance is intermittent
stamps increased from $4,041 to $15,500';the ,_ certain days' make, or particular
aagregate of money orders from $21,823
,’~ peculiar sweet flavchr ofvery pronoun
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Fruity Flavor.- _
l rue lem muy his beeimpplaa _
f we
_‘character which-is frequently _hound
the odour of fermented fruit;
“kindso£.wine,  ,I_t__ls_
p cheese trom different
countryand during the different
IS
_ cheese. It may run through the output of
are effected.
$156,315; the number of registered letters; The specific cause of this peculiar dav-
trom 4.500 to 36,000, and of ordinary lette
from 404,696 to 7l4,672." `
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LONDGN AND PARIS CO
forest hasebeenfcut downto make room?
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NNECTED
There is telephone communication _ be. 1 _ » S
tween London and Paris. The cost our “°° due t°t'h° effect' °£ my kim °f
three minutes conversation is eight shl1l~
ings. ° _ _ _
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abroad the first week of the operation of   
the law was the soberest week that Char- _ ___ _
our has not yet beenclearly deteripluod,
~ allhough'eil‘oi-ts are being made fin that
_dir-ectlon.Sul!icient is lrnown. however to
_ justify the' conclusion that lt is of backer-L
T ial or at least, fermentation _ origin, and
as was once supposed.
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Sold by druggists or sent post paid ° on receipt of price (2 5 cents a box) by  ' ‘ ‘
Remedy.-Without more knowledge
concerhing the cause of “fruity” ilavors, ----0---»
it is lmpossibleta do more than make Wbgn gnupg” Hggaaiic
some suggestions regarding a. remedy. ,yer egg; BOWMA'N’8
‘ As it is most likely the result of _thcmllk PQWDQS gmbgfgm-id a
being contaminated in some manner, ,nd mihmg ggmgfly
_ special efforts should be, made to locate_ Bmgumgg, Skgpleggneea
any unusual l..i.its of flavors. in the 'nun hgadwbg, Ugg
always safe, no Opium,
,other narcotics.
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_Jelly Powder
will notask favors on account of their .
calling,-holding that it may compromise
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toral bill providing for the election of all
Msnlwlw. his planted aiu spring much
the largest acreage in her history-_S,96lf
.400 mes, against 2,122-,500 last- year; _ _ni
  is
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Walker s Corner, May 30,
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Stoves and
& wlyr.
_ OUR c_psroMuRsl..vs1¢¢ms&_fm_m ¢;ps;i_oiee_'tl¢it they
,_ cm always rely UPON US. “  S _ _  '  7'    
`  Our busidess maxinrnis "I-lg_;i;`¢_5t :Pg-i¢'¢5>  
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We trust everyone, fair! y anfi"our`i»ustoniérs  !.o§;_u§ again; _
We nnw__li»ive a  -.mi of 
Concord Wagons, Business'-W
L Surrey, Phbcnns,
Wiiishers'
 half a millions across ‘ 
income pai-'ts cl -the
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