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MISS M. H. l}HISH0llii
H33 ronyoii d her studies in _i\l0fii~
Block and will give lessfiis in O-l
China and Water Colors, also T-li e,tr\ _
painting from October lsf. 1398. l0
June lst. 1899.
Sf'pt.‘.28, ¢'&\V GW-
loii Bliiins APPLES
Si e‘ial auction THURSD.-\Y. .\`#.D'.
ggi h, at 10.30 0`cl0cl:. lU0 boriela
choice ripples inoluding llriivet swirls!
packed f-ir the SS lvlllulp g for lf ig"
land and tro `i_-im tor shiiim- iit_
E- H. NORTON _
.\iiciion~.-cr.
‘2-5-:2i. _
Ieiii:iieis’lssicii\lii uiPi\,
_-‘ t all times to further _the beat
1.5.' fsgoflno oeonio.aii<i i-eoozniwd therefvrs
1°
ylltiiiiiiiiiigolsdii-don. daily (except Sunday) 4
, semi-weekly lil<§?.ion(l9lbii'ri.'   N
. $l.o0, in_m_ii_rance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
_ _ _ .... _ .L25 _ _ _
ilvtoiriy ltdinou criiursdavl ner vw There has been much discussion; in
$l.‘Z5'in u/dvance
in iiiuepviident Journal. uutirammelleda
good and kind, absent minded ' and
(1 _, ,
.~1.._<;aiining tn be n l]&5ble.'” .A180 that “llé d8f»88tB $118 _
40"- |""P°"|°l' R°"°M°’ “°w°y` business of ma-king' -fun for the world,
Phe Peop1e’s Pap¢
Published at its otlices, Cameron Bloc.<.~‘outh
trio Post Omoo, at the tonowlng rat.os.payab1e
mouths $l.(I)° r yr
ins and would do almost anything to
'fl avoid it if he could. But he cannot.”
Who that has read his books ' would
imagine that the ` real Mark Twain i
00 could be so described 'l
' Bra`r`1`éii`i:'>`f`f`l'¢`:`é's """"" "1°00‘ Ontario since the last provincial elec-,
lo...-e noon oorobiionod otnioioiigwiog places: ,ion over the right of election con.
¥ii‘<‘;<l?`i»l<itiiacr‘iiiJ»iii1°g'is1i>1i»a§;v<ii-is xii 'iiiiigii bool stables to vote. Most of them' voted.
‘§~‘>1=;;!';;`;"t{‘S*;‘3‘t’,*;°(‘;`°-1'xTrie.s B°0k',,W,.e__D_ Kpgun-p. for ministerial candidates, and if their
iiauagor. votes were not counted it might have
xlbei-ton. Alberton Bookstore. G. S. Muttart defeated the Hardy gdvernment In
.\ ,eiiti. '
"gm" E"*“" T°1°"h°“° °m°°‘ R S°°";°'“`Az°m' all previous elections these constables
Y J P H00
J`E`B`M°CREAll)ditor.l 'Business nlanairer. had _voted unchallenged, and “he
M4 y _ question of their right to vote was
recently raised for the first time. The
courts have now decided that the
   ooooobieshodoio sin in to vote
3 B ~
This is a victory for the Hardy
‘ government.
YVEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 28.1899.
The prevalent 'impression is that a
much smaller vote may be polled at
The annual Convention of the 'feachersi  CABINET HINISTERS the lebiscite than an a general P0li_
Association will be held in Y. Ni. C. A. Hal
Charlottetown on the 61 h and Tth of Oct. vom
mencinir at Itloclock a. in. on Thursday th
6th.
The followingis the pi‘ogramme;- _
"The study o Plants’, lesson by G. L _ Hay.
J h N B T 5 ul
Ph, B. of St fi n. .’. . “ he Human .`.i
in Education", paper by J. A. Ready B. A
It was known from the outset that i
the members of the Laurier cabinet
P
gi AND PR°H!BlTI°N° tical election. This impression is no
doubt a correct one so far _ as large
sections of the Dominion are con-
cerned, where no great interest has
Irislizown “.\laturn.l Science in its relai ion to l are divided in Selllllllellli 8.8 ~lZ0 Dll6 begn g,wgl{`ened_ The p81‘S0n§.lel0[D€Hb
 l,;‘§“vf,‘f”_,f’°E§"f:k'Il;‘,`,;‘;aYF\i2{‘,§iu‘gf “Ui-'Qfe l merits of prohibition. Mainly they of candidates on both sides will be
d _ .
pint of the l_‘eacher , paper by Inspector M
(` ack "Kinde rt w k”
l haie been silent during the campaign,
wanting And it is to be remember-
io3»§'.i`o.oy Miss sa'i~8i;,o`i“chi’i-'io `¢o§i°.5§r~-sgriio 1 though Hon. Mr. Fisher ,has spoken f ed than in the ordinary election only
Aifiwrs Ot “°d°"' Educmmn ’ “dams bl l out msnfully for prohibition and Hon. *i from two thirds to three fourths of
'4. . Hay. nh. B. “Teaching fromaPhysiolog_ic
al Standpoint" paper by _Dr. Ross of Albertoii.
This Convention promises to bo one of the
best and most inlerestiniin the history of the
Association Every teac_ er should endeavour
to be present. Return tickets at one f ire- _
R. H. (?AMl§‘BE§é.I,. A. P. TROWSDALE.
re ent Secretary
Sep '28 d8tw li.
The Misses McDonald will re-open in
their room. in the New Prowse Building,
Sunnyside, the 1-t of October.
es
Classes at 4 and l p. m. Private lessons
by appointment,
FAIIGY DAIGIIS A SFEGIALTY
Arrangements for lessons and class.
can be mado b callin after the “fithinst
. g _
at rooms from 10 30 to 12 a m on Tuesday
und Fridays before or after elses hours.
ept '22, 24. ‘Z6 QS
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DR. -ALEX. MCNEILL.
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Physician & Surgeon.
__ _(Formerly of Kensington.)
P\’l'\¢9< 3.1;, Charlottetown.
n§iw\oi_+o sr., 9. nv. /~\,...~.\.
spoken avainst it These gentlemen
_are all from the p.iovince of Quebe T
where prohibition sentiment is muchf
‘Messrs Tarte,Joly and Geoffrion have l
H ' L
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provinces, or in Ontario. ‘
Unfortunately the late Conser
the votes on the listsare polled. But
the majority decides the election
whether the votes recorded are few or
many. _
less advanced than in the eastern* _-___-
The death of Hon. M. C. Cameron
so soon after his appointment as
V8.lJlVB Cabllléli W&S 3.lS0 divided, COD i Ggvgrngr of the N0!-gh Wggb' T31-fi-
taining probably 0- 18120 H18j0l'i€y Q tories, leaves vacant a place for whic
who had no favor for prohibitory, Hon David Laird had been strongl
,_
abolition of the liquor trallic.
We cite the fact for the instruction
REMOVED
mst. door to the right upstairs., ~ V _
D R. J. l_'l. AYER5
oeiirisr.
1q_ _i-ui
*Q  _ 'f»::- ' = on 7 __ _;- f
*lil llll llllllllll
1 iooospoositio for Both oudfflgi
# Laundry will iremove grece
# stain from Silk, Laces, Woolen #
i  goods Carpets, Flaunels etc.
#atm Will clean Goid and Silv- *
Hair Brushes Combs
% er ware, , *
etc. et...
# Sunlight Ammonia is abso- %
#1-itely pure of uniform strength  Sir Henry .loly talks rubbish when
*and warranted to give satisfac-V
* tion.
For Sale by.
BK
i”l“Sll___.&
*Corner Gt. (5e» and Kent St.
# Uily
illsihtihiétikiltilfihitiifiiiitit
I
On uid after Monday, Oct 3rd, my patrons
will dn-1 me in my othea in the new Prowse
Block. on the Soi-rh Side ot Q ieeu's Square.
milf.
cz
_ 9
il€i`€'f¥lt§ll¥##%
of the Examiner, and to show that it
is a hopeful symptom t.hat,Quebec has
now in Mr. Fisher a prohihitionist in
the cabinet. The late Conservative
government appointed a royal com-
mission to ascertain whether pilohibi-
tion was desirable, though the
government, as as--body, were not in
favor of a. prohibitory law. The
royal commis~ion cost many thousands
more, but each of these measures will
help to bring us nearer l to the time
when the traffic must be abolished by
law. Mixed motives led the Conser-
vative and Liberal cabinets to agree
to the commission and the plebiscite.
But we know very well that if the
people demand prohibition they will
get it-if not from one ,party then
from the other. = - _
he speaks of compensation to the men
who have their money invested in the
liquor business. They have not even
had the hardihood to ask it, where
the sale has been prohibited in county
after county, and even in an ’ entire
province under the Scott Act. Nor
would they have got it if they had
asked it But why quote Sir Henry
J olyl He has at least no pecuniary
interest in distillin , brewin or li uor
lllllll lllllllllll UNL
T’I‘hei -1. s. Booaviata_sailin¢.ti~om»Montreai
‘NS _HY II\Q”mng reptember 27th will be due
at Charlottetown Friday morning sept. 39511
“Pd WUI ~-‘il for St. John's Newloundlnnd
Wa' NWN* 5Y\ill8Y. carrying Hor,_¢g_
Cattle and Sheep on deck,an:1produo¢ under
“r§:;‘  °2:“i'°~s-
ur er ` ‘ j _
sage apply to pa icu ars as to freight and pas
PEAKE BROS 81 CO.- i
Ch'tfiwn soot. sith ol. Age”
i_. ___i_&W_l *Y a
A QUICK CURE
FOR COUGHS
and COLDS
Pyny-Pectoral
Tli¢CanadianRzmedy£or;_I1
THHUAT w lliilc Afrscrioiis
mvis at i.Awiiai~ics co, Linnea,
Pf°i>'s Peru Dun' mo inner.
“"' YN* Montreal
S 2 ‘l
selling. We are not far removed
from the time when in the federal
_cabinet there were two of of the,
wealthiest representatives of the dis-f
tilling and brewing interests of Can-
.a.da. The present ministry as a body
may have little favor for prohibit;on,
but they have among their number
the author of the Scott Act, and a
number of honest temperauce men,
unassociated with any brewer or
distiller.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Let Charlottetown to-morropwi
reverse the vote of fourteen ‘H
months ago l Free rum is the city’s
shame.
legislation. Take the representation  reoommended and for which he poss-
of Quebec province in the portfolios  eggeg especial .fitness Mr. Laird wa
of the successive Conservativel 3, high] successful governor of th
cabinets from 1873 £0 1396 , Territorilas in the years 1876-Sl an
and there was not, we believe..;it would be agreeable to the peopl
a. single prohibitionist among them , there to have him again rule eve
The names Of H011. WIGSSPB P096 lthem. L He has undoubted claims o
Langevin, Masson, Baby, Caron, { his party and the GUARDIAN would b
Mousseau, Chapleau, Abbott audi pleased to find 'the government no
Colb -the Quebec members of the; ivin him the lace.
fedeiial cabinets in that time-are not l g g P--- ` '
the names of ardent prohibitionists., (jomnin the, United States wa
YQB they WBFG the BSSOCl.8.l»€S Of Such \ 13|-ggly   Slave labor befor
H1911 as Messrs Tilley, FUSWP’ and  the days of emancipation. What wil
others from other provinces, who i beoome of the com ¢r0p'} was gh
were outspoken ad rocates of thel question asked by the slave,
" trembling. Thecorn crop of 1860'
`742 bushels Last ear it was 2
Y
those who fear that~~ihe country can
Y- Y 'Y
as negro slavery even though i
_ - ts
of dollars; the plebiscite will cost still, victims are mostly white men!
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, advocates, and some of the friends of
f freedom ‘heard it with, - fear ' and -
A the not you of siovery,wos~ s3s,792,f '
i ‘ y - _ 1°
`\ 283,875,000 bushels, or nearly three
", times as much as in the days 'of i
slaver . There is a lesson in this for
not pay its way if men stop' drinking
wbiske Whiske slave is as had
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Ihave boenanintensesu£erertrnmEcceim
£3’ 9” Y°°'°~ I "iw Jmdicinoo, four doo-
im”iii3$‘€;&ii‘i°°»i'Ii‘il’»to§=”i£"’i‘n'i”ai‘§“i"“"noo”°
with dreadful’ itching. .freer min oinroo 
tles of Cu'r1c\mA Rnsonvnmr, andgonoboiof
` CUTg7URA SAINE. I was wmgletely cured.
E0~ A- LOWE, 907 Mar, et St., 1>nii,,1>a_
I had Ecze for
was in it Milos. ’_?r'ii°»'Z.o’ioo°°'ii”£'I.`iT§.’§'i»o¢°"'£
was _covered with a dry scam The itchingwas
ggielgd I =h°g§h= iw-mid drive mo mo.-A 1.
all lim ies. ‘but could not getcured. I
used iivebottles of CU'rrcuaA Rnsonvmvl' uve
gakes of Csn'riou~aA SoAi>, and nvo boxés of
U'riCURA ALVE, and I was am Ietely cured.
` C- L0NG»p325 Wilton Ave., Zgaronto, Can.
o..§?h‘6»°§3I »°v"ii‘~i‘L“5§i7.¥»'rii»§`f'Iiv‘i.'fl§‘ii°.¢'ii1’$'i'€\7
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F08  il3lIR£ll
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Lumba o  d -
_ madg Harlrliless 3131328?
' Kidney Pills. 
‘ Lumbago and Rheumatisrnl eau
. _ _ sg
;::§T]dP3-ln _and f suli"eri_ng. 'Every
_ W°m3~D Who runs chances of
getting Wet, or catching cold, is liablg
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=  issee
 eefers
y :abandon
ac kots
German Gods
W _ _
. I §f‘Q5§- ‘\»‘§-Q.
LADIES, we _bought these goods and had
them tnrougli .t-he 'custom house before the
duty wentup on German Goods; so we will give
our customers the benefit
" Come and inspect the Childrens Jacket;
Lowest price on ai four or five lot for cash
li-.__.i_ili.§» ll
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TWIN 'l‘0lll‘llHllHSli~
Rubbers ..........
Rubbers ...___
2,500 paiis American rubbers, mens and wo
_ ur a and _inter supply of _Stoves have been E mgl:'°“m'
ceived. - -  _ -A
The lar est stock nd lower prices than any other house
linthe trade.g '  it V _ i _ _ 
4 ' . @Call and be convinced. ‘ * ' 1””
DOSD. &. ROGERS
"P 19--4!! r
of Alcoho
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_ ed. .
S_ S_ ..L0,,d0,, City.. Wm have average crop in the ten last years of caricaiuri';l_iof lm;"a15_f¢d, ,mis-5h3P°U
Halifax for London, G. B. on September slavery was no more than three mil- ` walk withoufi`7"` “mt” who mmm! T
The cotton cropof last year in~the___g)°;g1ml3  f\1l1_0f. Sufferers from ‘
United States was an enormous one-. ;    9°’l§’    ,‘
ll,l80,000 bales as against seven or iioiglt  ' lift# if S 
eight millions in the two previous cle as;    ,=. Y i“eV¢fY IIluS~`
years. In the days of slavery it used or foot ri torture, s_To movehand
to to soidihot “oonoo is kiog”in tho' ~~,g¢,,,-yo ”~th° "‘_"*.‘°‘_--Slmek with
Republic, and that without slave H i "
Rheumatism makes more
‘ _ - _ miles
eulftiu H” "”'°t" “.=°'ds="== *bv i
_ 8th. lion bales, and the very largest vast everyda _  RIC to beseen
s. s. fgn ii ~~ ii i - b it 4,668,770 is .  f ' 7 _ .°.““l“°Y‘”'f°bl=me-'
for Liverpool <(>)irinl4 vgdpheave Hahfax sliivery insteadnof d;£tro§nb;ht:JT‘»:1f ‘   you .neuhrt &`r
. I W
W W CLARKE Pwdllct-mu has greatly increased it H Kidney 15115 ke Lumhga Body'  M     H
H . ' ` ’ . .vor U. M1 A .:’ -it", “ `_ ‘W a U _ e  ‘ T ’ _. __`  I ' _ - _  pp   I; A _ ` .' _  _  i ,_
Cwiowl A.,g_ 29 »98_ A.°=;eut.’3;>e1tC with prphibition   __    Q   p Vi i T- . 8Pat 2mm
revenue y _ £688; Kidney Pm. “w‘”wu ,V
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- _men's, purchased fron fthe assignees of the es
. ` _ ;
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S sit' All new fest goods, into saloon
  manufacture, _which we will sell at less pric
v .fn \ _ p _I
than you can buy Canadian rubbers for. Thi
4 at low prices. - _ ’
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- f fi-1ate`W.  ffGru'nane of Toronto, 7stopi'iétl  tijan- ‘ For sale
will be your opportunity to buy good' rubbers
Now lanllill