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THE GUARDIAN
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Published at its ofllo Cameron Bloc¢.Fouth 10 »
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goii-(iilii2oli3’dTi;ion, daily (except Sunday) 400 land 65 millions and France only 40
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THE ALBERT To|LE'r SOAP Co.
the Granges of an earlier date have
  disappeared. Both these organiza-
I lions were excellent of their kind,had
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Branch Offlppls in I
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iiv'li‘la(i‘e\;fii3li1scei?liit\ih1iii»mi‘iiia;t bee lilligivnvillvg fum:
lsned, advertising, lob work and other busi
ness transactedz-
Sunimorside, Currie's Bookstore-D. K. Ciirrly
i Albirriitdxiilggberwn Bookstore. G- S- MUUWW
l East. Telephone ofllce. R Seaman.Agent
Editor. Business Manager
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 TVESDAY. SEPT 20. 1898.
____ ;YFARMERS' ORGANIZATIONS-
“ADI 'Y
l The recent disbanzling of the
MONTREAL. l Patrons of Industry raises the ques-
ll“"° °' I” °""§'6"R‘P°s l tion why an organization of the class
A ERT OILET . so 4 . *
LB T ; referred to has but an ephemeral ex-
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Tistence. The Patrons have gone as
worthy objects in view and at one
i_r_E_ n_1vicCitE.iDY. IJ, P. Hoon, I the police report them 3 Or do they
The population of Europe is ROV.
set down by an eminent French
.statistician at 380,000,000, _a gain of
37,000,000 in ten years past. At
the rate ofinoi-ease during the past
decade, if continued for a century to
come, Russia would have 258 million
Austria 79 millions, Britain and Ire
Street lights aie out at many points
about town nights. It is no uncom-
mon thing for the writer to find two
_or more lamps extinguished on the
lamps were out right and left. Do
`look after the lamps to see whether
they are giving light or not-.
It appears that there have been
seventeen rebellions in the Philli-
pines within the past sixty years.
‘ Taxation of an intolerable character,
levied on people whose earnings were
very small, was t-he prime, cause of
these outbreaks. In the Phlllipine
Islands all males over 21 years of age
must pay a poll tax that equals about
$20 and the women must pay $15.
A man must pay a license t0 Sell
cocoanuts from his own trees or in-
at the theater unless $10 is paid to
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short walk between Queen Square and 1.°o.|. Yaun ,man Anyw
the Queen Hotel. Last night again,
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If you strggela ghgxflnli !°1` W5
If lt halls or lf it snowy,
a- lu .
'Tam noligzpto Sl su' *him*
when the tlsh ain'ton your line z,
Bait your hook '.m‘kecu on tryins' _
K=~ep a-goin 2
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hen lh8_ vvéatlier l_ii.l la your crop,
Keep ii-goin' .
When you rumble from the top.
- Keep a-goin’ l _
spore you’re out cvevery dime ‘l
Getting' broke ain 'tangy crime;
Tell the world you‘re eeling prime I
Keep a-goin’ l
When it looks like all is up,
Keep a.-goin' l
Drain the éiweetnesis frpm the cup,
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See lhlagvll girtfioon the wing !
Hun- 2 'he that sweetly ring :_
When ydé l like sivigin -sing,
80'# a-'goin' !
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Help yor:=l's whaurver 7° ll°l’» Ni *I0 'Wt
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Mm; tpizpelpigésgsumhlm amd the oliearlerr
Never lisren tae yer l‘rlend’u ihmllll _"W7 “"7
loudly blaw-
Helv Yerselz. wheuiver 70 IMI. Nfl” "lk ~
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i » mgmig, oaye work awe
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LADIES
W h ve worked hard this past 5°lllIl¢l'l>°*fl1
niidmii and Asnonn gating wsehsf
the different choice bitrfor the Boune¢»_ 'UI'
the Fall Dress, Cape and other Yin!!!
outer garments. , .,, . _'
Our work has not been in vain. The bd
the markets of the Old as well al the New
World have contributed towards sending ur A
ggocg of staple and Fancy Dry, Goods, the
lil.-9 of Which we neverubofpire haid the
leasure of showin . OU' V- “W 9 W'
vlisiting the Canadiagn and Am°*`i°*P “Uh”
and will no doubt lupplemwl WI' l‘*`!’°
stock with other leading features fel' Fill lad
Winter wear for 1898.
The Hats that have started themselves
without any advertising are our Walking
Hats at 86 and '!8c. I
We offer over 100 untrimmed Felts,all colors
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digo of his own raising. Every
article of furniture that costs $2.50 is 1,  a  - 0. _
taxed. -,The curtain never goes up » -
at 2§0 gocd shapes and nice goods
*vi Ghllllronvs Fall Ga
the government, and for every act of `390 Chiki,-,,u’s Ez; C;  Blu,
RESIDENT ADVISORY BOARD.
NUTICE li l"""‘b5' gm” im' "Te full stage of their ii career bade fair to
fine of $100 for each infraction ofmccompiish much good in the World
the law relating to the tishing of
lobsters Wm llelfeafier beimuosed in_ Both gathered the1r_ membership trees the Phillipine farmer must pay
mainly from the farming class, a
stead of $20 as fc»r_n¢-ilv A
zation Wh) then did these organi-
zations fail where°they had apparent-
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slaughtering his own animals, clipp- B,-own, gm, Tgm 0’Sh|,gmn and Yachting
ing his own sheep, or felling his own 7 Shgpes’ 35¢’- 45g mr! 53;; md 589 for 2'.
Sll llil S oiilll Bllvll.
a fee to the government. There is U 'gba V!-y begg mgkg md assorted colors got
\\'_ {;_ H03K1p_K_ class which includes a larger propor- exacted government tribute for ' ’
Sept 20 -dwli Overseer, tion of the total population than any getting married and for being buried,
' other, and a. class otherwise almost and at every step and turn of his life
spotted with damp sold at $1.35 yours for
~ entirely without any general organi- the tax collector holds cut his hand A S P  & 
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` ily such excellent chances of success l
READERS.
Elementary Tex; Books on
Rhysiology and Hygenie, with
special reference to the effects
of Alcohol and tobacco on the
hum.-in system.
lleigil Prlqe. Pig;  cegjs. ~
For sale by all dealers in
school supplies in the Mari-
time Provinces. » '
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A lnvoshnenl:
' Security and
__ Savings . r
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Head Office: TORONT O_
Clllllll. SllBS0lllBEO.~- - $2,000.000
PAID-lll’ 0VEll -- - -- - 500.000
CHKRLOTTETOWN,
Person EDWARD ISLAND.
HON. BENJ. ROGERS, Chairman.
W. H. AITKEN, Esq.,
M. P. HOGAN, Esq.,
I S. W. CRABBE, Esq.,
CHARLES LYONS. Esq_,
Sc-licitoi s :
Masses. M. .e D. C. MCLEOD,
Appraiser:
A HENRY C. LOWE,
Hoiicli Hiszilin,
Local Secre'ary. Treasurer and
Agent.
sep 19 -rltf
APPALLlllE DEATH
From Kidney Disease Prevent
by Dodd s Kidney Pills, 0n1y_
" Iiidney Disease." D0 you know
what it means? It means th: i the kid-
neys are either rotten, or rotting ; rhs
g10<l>_d is full _of poisonous, death-
°a,mg conlllmmli that the Kidneys
cant d0_ their Wflrki that the victim is
s walking chamelhouse- that hi,
hours are numbered ; rhaffhe victim
iwsr take Dodd’ Kid ° -
does not want rosdie. my Plus If he
Have you Kidney Disease? is
Your skin hot and  memo fail.
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2358' gifathd fh°'*5 Urfne, reddish. or
_ 0f€ , does it Scald when
gagging 5 ls YOU! appetite changeable;
° 7011? Ankles swell ; have you binu-
;;te_ in the mouth on _getting up
€“‘.“€=; 1° *Pere a bnckousr os.
P0S1f in your ui-me P
Any °f these Signs is proof ositiv
It seems that they both failed from
causes was that the farmers are less
sensible of the 'advantages of
organization than are other bodies of
lworkers. Each individual farmer is
more or less independent of his
brother farmers and likes to remain
so. He is also chary of organization,
unless it be for some purpose where
the advantages are clearly apparent
and quickly to be realized, as in the
cheese factory or the creamery.
The other principal reason of the
failure was that both the original
“Giangers” and the more recent
“Patrons” soon came to find that
they were being used and hoodwinked
to serve the personal ends of the
leaders. The,Patrons of Husbandry
had a great and rapid expansion
within a few years and then quickly
disappeared. They were confined in
their objects mainly to plans of prac-
tical utility and apart from party
politics. The later body” the
\Patrons of Industry, had a more
comprehensive scheme of membership
and with this had 8 p0ll.bl£&l
platform,-a good one, too-but this
seems only to have hastened its def-
mise. `
It is hinted that there may be a
revival of the order of Patrons of
Industry in-Canada at a future day.
This is not unlikely, but when it
comes there is doubt___whether it will
result from a spontaneous and general
demand from the farmers themselves,
cr from the ambitions of an aspiring
few such as have led previous agri-
culltural orders so swiftly to their
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r:nr'i°oizi.lu. Norris.
President McKinley, who has long
been a. smoker of cigars, has' taken t0
the older fashion of smoking a pipe,
A recent photo shows the Republican
Chieftain smoking a briar-W00d, and
it cannot be said to improve his ap-
pearance.
It is related that when the Italian
barque Bcrtino went ashore on this
Island recently, the captain “feared
to make a. landing because of the na-
tives.” If the schoolinaster had been
:abroad in Italy as much as he has in
`P. E. Island no ship' captain would
have such fears in these waters.
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As a result of British rule in Egypt
the land tax has been reduced from
S24 per acre to 37.50 per acre _and
the acre made greatly more produc-
tive by improved facilities for irriga.
tion, which is all important in a. land
where no rain falls. The trade im-
ports of Egypt have more than doub-
led since 1876. '
Dr. Riccia of `Liege, Belgium, is
steadily improving his system of
telegraphy without wires. He claims
that he can thus signal from one vos
sel to another singly, or to a whole
fleet simultaneously transmitting a.
message-from. a distance of seven
miles. He can make his presence
without other message at a distance
s are the only means on earth that .each other during fogs
'in °‘”'° YW- They never fail
f A_b|e to Keep His Place in Spite
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I-le Writes About Mls Condition-
' Wife and Children Helped.
WALLACEBURG, ONT. - The follow-
ing letter will prove of interest to work-
ing men and others who may he in a con-
dition similai- to that of the writer:
“For three years I was subject to poor
spells. I always felt tired, could not sleep
at night and the little I could eat did not
Q dome any good. I have been working at
. the barber trade for about 20 -years and
» for the last four years I have been very
I closely condned and have had my meals
very irregularly. I was taken with a
Very Severe Cough ` .
and the doctors said it was caused by my
stomach troubles. I lost flesh and became
5 so weak I was hardly able to stand up to
1 the chair to work. One day I happened
2 to be looking over some testimonial let-
.ters and I thought I would try H00d’l
_ Sarsaparilla. Before I had taken two bot-,
‘ ties 1 began to feel better and in a short-
E time r fait ansiy uname guinea zipcundn
in weight. I have tiiken nearly ive bottles
and' now I feel like a man again. I sm ,
, Stronger and Healthier
_ tliairlhaveever-been in my life. My wife
and' children have also taken Hood’s_ Bar-
ssparilia for ii blood medicine and realized.
much- beneilt from it. As for myself l
cannot say too much for it. I firmly be-
I lieve that if it had not been for Hood’s
ssrsaparilla I would not have been able
to work at my trade any longer.” JOHN
W. Oouerimu. Get only HOOD’S.
I* . are the Dest after-dinner
1"l00Cl’S plllS pills. ald digestion. 25c.
DR. BLIFT
treats Chronic. Diseases the Salisbury
.__ucthodh_0f persistent self-litcilp in removing _
raugegr I om the blood. Continuous, intell-
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possible in each case. aximum of cure,
Avon: attempts unaided.
Micnosooeic i .
B1.ooD,s1>UT.i, i`1i‘i1i~i£if§‘§].liINATI0N - OF
Graduaie of ll.Y. University
And the NEW YORK HOSPITAL. TW6l`lly
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Rggzm gpsipatlil. Diploma re-
ADDRESS, CHARLOTETTOWN, P. EJ. CAHAUA
gFFlf?E--Victoria Bow.
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two pi-inciralcsuses one of these,    
Of Difficulties. »
(i nd Opening Day
Of the New Jewelry and Fancy Goods Store in Prowse’s new stone
Block. .
This event takes place-'on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
next, 14th 15th and 16th inst. Remember the date as there is to be
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given away 100 purses for 2-5c each and a chance to get a Suygf 
Waltham Watch Free- _ .
New Store, New Goods, New Firm. New Prices. ~
We have much pleasure in announcing to the public that we
are now ready for business in our new store at the old stand. Our
line of goods and the prices we ask are a guarantee of quick sales.
Below will be found a list of a few of our lines. ,U _
‘ WATCI-Il£S:-Waltham and Elginmovements in Gold, Silver
and Nickle cases, a large variety to select from. '
CLOCKS:-A large assortment in Onyx, Marble, Marbleite,
Oak and Walnut°,Eight Day Clocks, besides Nickle, Alarm and
Musical clocks.
the oods if you call
_ Tatronize your Island Buys and get the worth of your money.
OUR MOTTO-Quick Sales and _Small Prodts. _
JtnREn?a.cm1 'mv
SILVERWAItE:--We have a Choice selection of Cake
Baskets, Fruit Dishes, Berry Dishes, Castors,Spoon Holders, Pickle
Dishes, Butter Dishes etc., every thing new and sparkling. _
J EWELRY:-Ihnest lot of Rings, Brooches, Stick' Pins, gi-rs.
Culf Buttons and L,inks,Watch Chains and Drops etc., in the city.
FANCY GOODS-Our line of Fancy Goods is new and there is a_ large
variety to select from. The latest' in fancy Vases and Ornaments, Oriental
Vases, Photo Albums and Stands, Card -Cases; Whisk Holders, Fans,
Purses, Fancy Pipes, Opera Glasses, Musical Instruments, Toys, Games,
etc. Also Fancy Gilt Chiuawnre suitable for Wedding Presents. Our _
stock is too large to publish in full, but we will find it no trouble to show 3.  _ ""‘*~f
Sept. 90
Oct. 97
Nov. 26
The above
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for carrying live
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|=|RE AND mAR|NE“E°~E~"
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A share of your business respectfully solicited
Policies and certificates promptly issued at my office
Cameron Block, Queen Square.
HORACE HASZARD. ""°
Agent Western Assurance Co
Commercial Union Assurance Co.
Charlottetown 26 tf.
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y e medical profession and~ by thousands I A. 'V `. i .
guligtpave discarded their trusses and remain ' V ..,,;)VE,‘,i;,_\\  
ildential
iii” “°i'° PlllllS M800 ll] lllllll $2 T5 llllll $2 95
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“uw Awae; your 1-,ass Made from all wool Tweed Good patterns with good trim
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known or ve a warnin _. al Testimonials on application. Correspondence mlngs an _ V ,»
’ gl g mg” S°',§°,i,&§§. f,,£,‘?,",,, ?,'§,f,‘f‘° °“" -lj” ¢““'»f“”‘°°‘1 if ' Dropin and see our stock. no l»l‘9l1b16 50 Sl10W 800415-
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of Kidney Disease. Will yOU bgcurgde Promises to be most useful ln pri; arlottetown, P E. Island, Canada. Q  M G   °“
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