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...gr PILLS ,ap AUDITORS GENERAL.
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i olii
Vim -to work and to win-to keep a. sane
mind in a sound hotly -to laugh at WOWY-
\,=‘|gQR-to ward olf disease-to con-
quer gbsiacles-to transmit health and
strength to vour posterity. _
Vli°ALiT\';-to resist the fczirfiil strain
and tension of modern lite to make uP
- _ - .. . is °
for the "°“""'m draw" Oi owmorki. fdictate, but are under the direction
Dr. Ward’s Blood and Nerve Pills confe
all these essential qualities on the user.
THIS EVIDENCE IS AMPLE PROOF.
Before using Dr. \Vard`s Blood an:
down. I had lost weight steadily fo
some time; mv circulation was poor
felt Weak and my muscles trembled. l\l0“_’»
after the use of one box of Dr. Wards
Pills, I feel like my old self. I have gained
Eve pounds in weight and 100 per Ceili-
in cheerfulness. I now walk firmly. my
muscular system is strong and my blood
circulates vigorously. lhave morecomfort
than I have experienced in years. Dr.
Ward's Pills have done more for me than
any medicine I ever took.
PETER CARMICHAEL,
13 Bright St., Toronto, Ont.
All good druggists can supply yOu. If
they won't, we will by mail. Price 5oc. per
bi:»x,or slioxes {`»rS:.oo. THE DOCTOR
W.-XRD CQ.. Lix.ifo'.l, 'l`oronto, Ont.
§lN*h'c'i¢r‘i':lNl'l|V|`: i ."l`¢ .‘.'W'n"#'B"fW\Wl UYWVNUI
- I ill. Waril’s
‘ Blood ll. Ilene
Pills.
_ FOR MIN AND WOMEN. §
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laudit is not free and impartial as it
Nerve Pius I felt weak' nervous and mr lshould he. An Auditor General who
; lwould not state the public balance
hands, feet andlimbs were cold. Ialways lp!-etby nearly as the Financial
l was so impressed with the undesira-
FOR SALE.
At Fredericton station consisting :ot good
dwelling house. larlgl store and store room
warehzusa. stable. we kglria, all ai; §>odbere£
pair. raroc seo o e 1
stands on the  line bca`i`i§u_lly tuated
1 n one ot the oldest and best iarmxipg sections
on‘_PR. Island, noothsr stores vs in miles.
Will Us sold cheap, and on reasonable terms.
§§i...s" °" Ti ‘12i‘iii“§‘.°§.i’5 “.52 ¥?.3?.Z.?c'°§fi~».°';“’
All accounts, notes udgmenls or otherwise vie
must be settled be ure the first of December .‘
next- without further notice.
A. McLEAN
Fredericton P. F. Island.
3w3i
‘”!
Common ,
School
Arithmetic
by Wm. T. Kennedy, Princi-
pal of Halifax Academy, and
Peter O_’Hcarn, Principal of
St. Patrick’s High School,
Halifax
Part I 15
“ II . . 15
“ III . . 15
All three parts bound
in one vol. 40
ABMEIIG |lllTllIETlll» being
Partffour' of ` the Pibgressive
School Series of Arithmetics
by W. T. Kennedy and Peter
O'Hearn. ` 40
'ras
I'-'IIEST
cuocomria
that can he procured, that is
the covering used on“ Snow-
tlake" Chocolate.
The finest blended Vanilla,
and the lightest, whitrst,
smoothest cream ever made,
that is the centre of the
.Snowflake
Chocolate .
No better combination was
avi-r made.
Ask for 'hem lv d don’r. be
put 05' with old fa.~hi ned
goods
Oct‘2l dikwtl Dec3l,`99
Every year we have disputes in the
political arena. as to the correctness of
the public accounts in the several
provinces ofthe Dominion and this
notwithstanding that there is in each
province an Auditor General. duly
appointed and sworn to make a
col rect statement of the public
finances. It is puzzling to the average
citizen to think why there shculd be
any question in regard to the actual
s‘a’_€ of provincial accounts. But the
fact is that the several Auditors
General ofthe provinces are not left
quite free to keep the accounts as
their skill and judccment mifrht-
and control of the respective govern-
ments to such an extent that their
Secretary of the province might desire
would incur the peril of having his
otiicial head taken offl
Honest Alexander MacKenzie,
when at the head of Dominion ali'-airs,
bility of such a state of things that
he devised a. plan by which the D0-
minion Auditor General has become
wholly independent of tne govern-
ment of the day and cannot be
removed from oliice except by a joint
vote of both houses of parliament.
The result is that in Dominion aifairs
the public accounts are accepted by
both parties as a thoritative, and can
be relied upon by the general public
as correct. The like tenure of office
is obviously desirable in our provin
cial ailairs and it seems singular that
the Liberal governments in power in
the majority of the provinces have
not followed the good example set- by
Mr. Mackenzie in this matter. We
think they ought yet to do so at the
earliest opportunity, in order to place
our provincial public accounting be-_
youd 'dispute and cavil. Until some* i
thing like this is done we shall have
constant charges that the accounts are
cooked to serve political purposes fol-
lowed by much unnecessary . doubt
and confusion in the public mind.
-_--¢--;- .
EDITORIA NOTES.
THE GUARDIAN is not “concerned
to demonstrate how a. charge of dis-
loyalty” can be maintained against
Dr Taylori On the contrary we 
affirmed our belief in his loyalty. Nor
have we dealt in “hints and iuuendos”
as his note in this issue seems to
imply. We have endeavored tocor-
rcct what we thought was a miscon-
ception at to the extent to which the
government of Great Britain is a
republic, and this only because the
it ought to be. _
A ll the world takes notice of how
rapidly Germany is advancing to the
front rank among the nations in- 
inerce and as a 'bold I competitor' with
Great Britain in ma_n`t\fact_\_vri_ng,_ sup-
remacy. What has been all along
worthy of consideration is the Mfact
that the German educational sys tem
has` been a most pdweifal factdr in
placing the nation in its proud posit-
idn. In Germany the student is
educated along lines that lit
him for any position, and
not for the learned professions
alone. The German system costs no
more than our own,but instead of the-
oretical knowledge, it serves to im-
part knowledge of a practical and
technical nature.
` The chronic feud between St. John
and Halifax has broken out with new
virulence. The Chronicle says, “Su
John is hoggish enough to object to
the winter mail steamers to Halifax,”
and "Halifax does not propose to
submit io any such hoggish display of
injustice on the part of St. John.” It
savagely adds: “The mouth of 9. river
that is onlya harbor while the tide is
in, has’ut much chance of being made
a naval headquarters." The Telegraph
niminally rcspectab`e journal” which
makes “statements that are not only
false but which e'very Well-informed
schoolboy knows to be false.” The
good Grit brethren ofthe cn have
_ fogs of St. John ar the ice in Hali-
. » fax harbor, and so have not yet ex-
, _ hausted all their ammunition. ` 1
'rn s. S. -~ -
Fridfr m°mi(1ii(ii"uOctsiii`>l<iil}zzii~lt0'ilvul;diiv1ti<iBii¢i Children oi school age the hours of
:t,,dUwu|h°"1°,,"'°n ;gl."“Sl;l°“d‘."Y `m°f“il\xl_fBm_ -i-Ahh. study in school are as lonv a. time as
N _ tJohns ard Ha Grace ° .
°"f°““‘n“~“°» vi* N°l'*f\1 Sydney. c ing CMI be profitably devoted to their
Horses Cattle d Sh d - .
\mi!srdeokatalldweste;d)sd)ilbla_e-cahciilnd ;;3u°e‘ wks In the (lay without 45930? Of
N-g;°wplyrwpai-ticniars as to freight and ilpgury to their health or growth.
. ° ' his rovince 0 ‘d i ‘ ‘r ~
ciitown oct. ian. si. PEAKE BROS 'wo' °'° “T ‘.”.t P _ _ “ °°““ ef” ~
Agents. able division of opinion as to the' Cl L_- E W I $9
_ ~ I P
not yet in this .bout referred to the
The public school board of Toronto
has abolished home study, except in
cases where the parents of pupils de-
sire its contiuuance. It has been
found that for alarge portion of the
necessity of school children being re-
quired to commit long tasks to mem-
ory at home. Those who do so are .
sometimes overtasked and in other
cases devote the schoool hours to
of the Toronto board is that the rest-
misconception is more prevalent than l_,,é.b=d#y_ mid ,mm makers we If-now
responds by Calling gh.; (jhlonicle ‘<3 three days. 'I`h.sc tweeds are much
resting instead of study. The notion
ing shall be done at home and the
school hours assiduously devoted. to
study.
EDlTOR’S_ MAIL
hotter Prom Dr. Taylor.
Sm -Since you seem inclined to _
continue your references to the proceed-
ings at the Laird Banquet, I invite you
or any one else whoficls concerned io
demonstrate how any charge of di=-
rotally cin be based on my remarks.
I am ghd lo see that your correspon-
dent Mr. Justice Hodgson is in favor,
as all men of honor are, of objectors
proving their charges.
Any longei dealing in more hints or
inuendos l shall icgard as highly dis-
honorable.
Yours &c.
. F P. TAYLOR.
HAvANA.Oct.20 1898.001. Waring of
the United States sanitary commission
wiil forward to Washington tomorrow
an ex'ousivc report, dwelling paricu-
larly upon the filthy condition of this
city. which is the: real ciuse: ot all
P ~ P P ~
has been swept, and thg rubbish and.
lgcal oliicers take no steps to remedy
the evil.
The trouble seems to be that the work
of sweeping the streets is let out by
contract, and the contractor claims the
city now owes him $40,000, which, he
adds. prevents him'frqm buying carts
or mules and from paying wages to
continue thc service. 'i .
The Spanish military commissioners I
have notiticd thc American ' military
commissioners that the steamer Colon
will take on board this week at Nusvit-
as._ province ot Puerto Principe. tho sick
soldiers now in that part of the_col_iulry.
The _Spanish troops ot 'thc Cojimar .gar-
rison arc being concentratrd at_G_ua_ua-
 preparatory to being' embarked
for Spain.
__.m¢..;__-
Sinus 5 cents at_ Gorr B__nos.
BUY your boys gud girls, boots and
shoes at ~-The Model Store”-we can
please you in quality and price-B.. H.
Txrasuit of our $1.00 underwear
and keep warm this cool weather.
“The Model Store prices" will Please
you. B. H. R_msAr&C0. p _
T-hey bloom in the spring. ‘ Buy _at
Carters’. Lai-we stock. Dircctimport-
ation
in the Island ; certainly ‘nous in our city
Each rug is marked a fairprlce 'inplain
Gfgures; we tell you 'only ‘ facts iibbul
their ' origin and value. _ And Rho,
Ied.-Jas. Paros & C0. ‘ `
Bi..s1'vn:'rs AND Ql`i‘ii.'rs.-The former
_They arc honest blankets, clean ‘and-
_pcrmits se:lmg them ‘at~'low prlci-s.
'Ho`w‘long you’ may judge by 
_blank+ts.-.Lis P.nox~&_ Co. ` _
' ‘honour at 50 cents on lac 3,a.t1l_ro
,rates _of Chenille curtains A and* 'fable
ccvérs, ai... a. .1-cringe iii 'rich cllilnlligsf
. (Dewey and Sampson] designs.) "Table
covers 5 size' at50c etch; it size, at
90c; 6x4 size at 8`l‘.65. Porliers 3 and
$2.75, $3.00 and $3.75- ` "Thais “goods
are on our `fron't lable. Jas. Paton &
Co.-Oct.. 22 ti- i "
i Witt. last a lifetime. Smyrna rugs,
~cent cheaper than they have ever been
ioiered here before. These reversible
jSmyrna rugs are thc best in the land,
lmore rugs here than A the combined
stocks of Charlottetown. They range
from $2.50 to $21, Inspection invited
 per cent- eff.. Ladies-;_ca1l'.-at .onee.._..
Jas; Paton & Co._0ci., 22 if-
llul ullenlnr at Palo|’s. 12 ti
Sluts, sarque-=. cloths. dress goods
velveis. Everything being slaughtered
at Weeks & C0 S big closng sale. The
goods must be sold. » W. A. Weeks &
C0. , l9, d w. 8i. cod.
Lxoiss costume cloth. Samples of a
large range of genuine Oxford tweeds
fer ladies costumes can be seen at the
agency of the Oxford Manufacturing'
Co.. Limited. Orders can be filled in
admired and are very popular for fall
wi-ar.-D. A BRUCE. 20 4i_
GREAT big long fellows. Those
Malls are suitable for Hall. Dining
Roolu or Parlor, 25 per cent ot the pro-
fil is yours.-Jas. Paton & C0__Oct ,
22 ff.
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At the' cheap Crockery Stdre. ~
Just received a`-new a.nii`~ beautiful
lottof China., Gia-i»,iPorce`1-;.in “and all
kinds of Crockeryware. All ill? latest
in China.. Alsoa large stock of fancy
goods in Albums, Frames, Dressing
 Necktie Boxes, Glove 
Handkcrchief Boxes, etc, etc. Dolls,
allkinds and prices, call and see them.
_ Handsome articles for Wedding
:presents ~
 L ,
New Ameri
Co1.Wai-ing" Report. ` See our Easter
“_” from $1.50 to $2.60.
the infectious diseases Some days have _
elas ed since even the riuci al street The 
filth are accumulating rapidly. The -I 
Ramsar & Co. ,
A BED of H aninths or Tulips in full 'I
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est Markets.
-ect Patterns t
.S_1’\'IlM
Coins:
Ladies’ Jackets like the above cut
can Neck wear in Furs. $L50,.$1_75’ $2_E;0, $3.50’ $500, hi
D. WlDd0W, ‘ Nb0k_l0hIlS  $8.50' " 
Bmerican Lined Coats, $10.00,
$15.00 and $l7l00.
Specigl Lined Costs
at'94`.5 .‘ H 
Ono 'I-'éble full of coats
in Frize, $2.30 l $4.50.
Brown, Fiwh. and Grey
Coats. 'good value at
$8.09 'fol"$§.00. '
Ou rsocclal' lined cog:
at  are worth
-_ -, 5- i _ . _ _‘L ,.1
Jackets. and
HIGHLAND GAELIC CAPES,_0EL'l‘IC,
is NEW snawts; satanic mr as mglilqi gg-
sum; s2.t_o,_ $3.15 .na§p.oo, spun; vdpa .ta
Tho#-#sro ss!! l\_'~°'.1=-.¢l-.?§.-“fl Q?-W 9°
A job lot of capss, good and warm. sums M;
s2.on .sa $3.00. ' l
Fur Lined Capes, about 18 left; como na ppt
warm. p
Special sais of-rugs on in our carpet room
_ y _ g
bloom is a beautiful sight. Plant-now. 
drugs are always returnable ifdissatis- ll
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soil. Besides, our enormous' buying,
3-ll lengths 4_8”aild 60 inches wide, price' ‘
grever ibli-_ Priccsare 20 to 25 perl
uew%i>coS..i.
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