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APRIL’ 19" '”~"" """'” "E" 'rss cnannorrsrowu GUARDIAN  -'mer or mf- - - »raei_=;
ri.. ring... ANTI-TUBE
Bracelet
An Oriental Tale
By GLARISSA MACKIB
C0P¥fltht by American Press Also-
oii the third evening after the tour-
ist steamer Neptune left Constahtino-
pi., the uttie srvflr 0! people whom
congenial interests had drawn togeth
er- out of the hundreds ot passengers
aboard the big ship gathered their
seven chairs in friendly proxiinity
Professor Trsyle laid his hand on
tho soft white wrist ot his daughter.
Madeline ‘I notice that my daughter
is wearing her iiligree bracelet this
oveuiug, and it reminds me that there
is ii story connected with its purchase
in Constantinople "
“Good"‘ cried Mr. Hanford, and his
wife echoed approval in her quiet
voice ‘ We have had the story of ‘A.
Chi-pet From Mazandaran' and also
tho alluring tale of ‘Tue Crystal Ball'
and what Miss Gray saw in ii. Lot
u~. have the bracelet story, and mind
you omit no details Miss Trayle
“Its really the plaiiiest sort ot
Rio.; " protested Miss Trayle ‘I had
planned, when my turn came, to relate
the iionderful adventure Iailicr had
with the bronze teapot"
\li, my dear, that is my very own
slory,’ laughed the professor ‘I see
that Mr Felton has unrollod the car
pot or '\I.i/audarau, on which no man
.au cli rind tell other than the truth
so rciueinbcr that the old legend ap
plies to both series "
'l‘li.-v .ill laughed as Alexander Felton
spiced the ancient bit of carpet which
he had found in it remote interior
proiliite and Madeline Traylo with a
sln;,l»~ giitiful moi cruent sank to a
scat upon its silkcu texture
"l~’:ith<~r and I spent a dav among the
liazuais in Constantinople " she began,
“but ue could not discover anything
that rcserublcd the bracelet I wanted.
A dear friend of mine in New York most ,mcoumging indication that tm.
     
; oo an. apprecia ei.
lhzculiuc silver work- I may as well 'rho city fr0u...~i1__tho source fron.”
~'.i\c unids IJV Si1}’iUS‘ now that mls which thc Associntion had it right
hriicclctis its duplicate in every detail to expect the greatest encouragement
ily friend said the bracelet had and ilnaucinl support, is the only an~
been purchased in tho bazaar in Con ticilintcd revenue that was not real-
s|m,g|m,1,10_ .md 1 supposed 1; would ized. That hotly absolutely ignored'
be an may mutter to duplicate it The the applicn_tion iii thc' Association for |
dw fdhm. ,ma I spent them revealed financial ard, not evcn eittcnding the
that there was not another bracelet °"""§e";y "f fl* _""'|'ly'l-“t‘;l“""; nf” ";““_'
y v OIIH U` HI) l()illg, ll ICW 0 W llti
i»‘?f»"\Tflfi’li'33‘i1‘ii”~3`3f3"»‘5°35-3'?l“"i’3» 2222'-t.§:.::.it..::.:i.3"i:i:i.i::.;i:i:i"‘:::"iif
demzeii of the city. Thus spoke the `  - ._ . ' ' ' -' . ' `
Civic hovcrnmuit of (liurlottotowii
9liii1I3z_\§?D_i'_~‘l7_5_aial1 _§l~l;_FaZa1_\3:-°_;ho is inter. ‘ ls, to ;._‘_u,y thc lcnst, dlliicult to nn-
. _ e on _ .ierstan  
esled in the ralsln industry, and this .'I‘owards t.his` Association and its
tzcutlcriiirn has n villa on ii. vine clad -rims end objects, the attitude oi thc*
slopr beyond the tip of the Golden ‘atc City (‘.ouncil was that oi irirriil,
Horn, .md it lithmiiy ov."-pmlgg the . indidcrence und scant courtesy.
llospoius sea We droie out there If il* fi’ l"` l“’l“"l fl‘"~"' UW (l““"°i1
,,n,1§pcu|' ,L day, and on our mmrn bo ‘cccritly clcctcd will lake n uiiirc i`a~
(ionsmmmgpye we met an itinerant \.'ol‘nhlc_vic\v ol this iiiiportiiut. Inat-
'Ladies and iieiitlonicnz-‘ _
It il “Rain my privilege to address
you. on tho occasion ol the second
annual martini:-of the oharroztetow..
Branch oi thc Ariti-'Pribcrciilosls 'As-
sociation oi Prince l<1dwar~d Island.
_IH reviewing tue work of the Assn-
Cl-Bf¢i0u since its inauguration it must
ho admitted that the ideals ..im...i
at by its pronioters have not hccn
_ lully' rcallzcd. This, ncvcrthcl-ess,
when tho dlfiicutties that beset sr new
muvcnrcut. ui this nuturc, diiilcultics
that in many iustuncos have their
Ufllfiii in thc lack oi knowledge or
th” UPMIIF Oi those who arc intend-
cd tuf_ bc its chief bcncfirzerics, urc
tukcn into conslilcr'uI.ion very oucgur.
aging progress has been made, espe-
cliilly in tho direction ol cdiiontiou,
Tho_occult iuilueuces of which thc As-
_Bucriitiou is this central lorcc urcnp-
Darcrit in uinny ways und in uiriiiy
Dlllceii- The rapidly disiippearlrig
habit ‘if llroiniscuous cxpuctomtion
UPU!-I tl!" sidcwiilks iiiid iii public
Pl“"f°5i U10 ilflbroved canutory condi-
tions in mu.iiy parts oi tlic city; tlio
attention to ventilation and the hy-
geuic conditions in the houii-, and
the licttcr understanding and appli~
cutioir of thc gcncrril rules of licrtlth,
arc among 'llc things that stand to
the credit ol thc Ar-rsiiciiitiini.
Il. gives nic much plcnsuru to in-
form you that the Frcc llispr-nsury is
now in ri llourisliing condition and
doing excellent. work. I niaiiitaiii
that thc liispeneury is :ru absolutely
necessary adjunct to the unti-tubcr-
culosis niovcniuut. Witlioui. it thc or~
gaulzatiou would bc <lci..~ive.1 of the
only iiurgiblc iiicaiis oi discliurgini;
its iuiictions und oxtciidiiig its rami-
ilcritioiis. lt is to the Anti-'I‘ubercul-
osis Assiicintlmi wliiit. thu liv.ar'l., art-
eries and veins, :tl’0 to the anirnril or-
zarrizntioii. It is the ccntrc ol its
me Bild llfililri thc very pulse oi thc
orguuizutiori, and from it, iindl
through it, must rviiliitto tiiosc rays:
ol light. which, we coniidently liopi~‘
shall some day dispel the glooin, sul~
fering und sorrow, that tuberculosis
has so uuivcrsully diutributcil among
all classes and conditions oi civilized
mm_ikind. , .
Tic Dispcusary is 'maintained cn
tirely by voluntary subscription, and
the generous rcslionsc of thc citizens
ln general, to its maintenance is u
ter. whrcli is so essential to the
pcddler, wi ho offered me this bracelet _ , _ ' . .
'Of mfs” in did “Ot bargain lm ;.‘ii‘."§’.’.$.."f. ‘l{fi..’i?.‘.1i..?.‘ .?.”~.'.`..l"’.’.‘..?.'.`~f}
for ll It did not need his clever tale ‘he muintciiliiicc of 'thc llilriio ilislicn~ ‘
"I -“S l-“V158 01100 lJ9l0DBed |50 the Sul sary. Froni that Iiodv us now 'wu-
l““'5 f5T01`ifP. ‘V110 “T241 Of “IB bI1\lbl9 stitutcd, wi- cxpccl. to rc:-eivc that
and SWG iI1t0 B SUNG WODJBD. ‘V110 IP/ neusurc of coiisideration and sup-
Iurii sold it to our peddler. He asked uori; that the worthy aiins of the As~
u ridiculous price, and father paid it aocintloii merit.
wltlioutamurmur. While the Dispunsary in primarily
“Wo had not ptogeedgg more than for the treatruoni. oi iuberciilosis
1. hundred yards before the peddle, only. the management. hm: noi. contin-
Was at om. h mfs heel be in for ,'-rl it exclusively to that disease. Out
0 S. E8 2
of the 115 patients who received
“other word with my father of trc t ent last your only 35 were
course father had spoken to the man ,ub‘;,_‘;;ier »
:in hh mm lanfune' and ”°w he “D Ii tlrc"(llty" Council declines to ia-
""5t°°d thi’ “bel °f Ummds U1" vor th., Association with duancial all
l"°“'°d :mm hi' UPS- A5 U10 5°\U155 dstancn to curry on this work. than
were accompanied by an Ollfetretclied _ it shall become the duty ol the Exo-'
Dlilm I knew the man wanted money cutivo of' the Association to consider
for something, and 1 saw father toss the advisobiiity or coniiiiing the
tba peddle: a twenw plaster pioeg no treatment; to tubcrculoi- diseases
listen with interest eg 3 long rmimi, -only. This, which is the true tune.
aceompmgeg by much gesticulauom tion ol the Association. will unable
ies, gndeay “men you md appear it to dnvotc the entire meaiis ui. rts‘
“‘“°" ”‘*°'°“°° 1” *lv °'°v "°° "1"" »‘.1'f’iZ."“{..I".`.§. .’.’.""l`I`L‘.‘..}1$I.i'“".FL‘.°“l..‘I.‘.§`Z
When vo were once more on our zlgnexgg  lgfggnglgg
:my mwam lm’ “"7 “ther 'Ehud medicines nud irom-ieliineiit. lor pnr-'
ho story the man had will I0 mm sions suileriug from various discus-os.
f0\‘ 20 piastcrs It was a good story The i-.xpectetiun of civic aid was
‘V011 worth 80 plnsters, father, dear. one of thc cbiel reasons that induced*
_I do believe you secured a bargain the Association to co uiituiilv vi ilsl
ll that sto l" Madeline ami] d mis lo itlnratc functions.
clrlovously li; into her fathom? i-“gui gn the 12th of Deccml;er lus:.(;__ ti
countenance civic bye-law was passci iirov ug
Remember, ow" sum, on nw lor the inspection ot' nii_lli. This en-
f""°* °‘ ““"'~y“v  'ii vm" t‘1.f°.§;““.‘.’.f'..2.".Il1i-".1 ".?.i...“.‘.‘.i.'"..i.‘.‘.§ 2522
nu§lmzly` ,, provisions, and if enforced would do
M d "W 5 $005 lli0l'Y» Dl‘°“*'l°‘] much to hrcvont the dis:-iemiriatlon ui
I eline. i;ub¢.-euler baeili, but until sonic Dro-
All do lcil itl” cried Mrs. ).-ilmf0\'d vision is uiadc other thrill at l>fvli"l\*-
'ml°“u°“f|Y- for its onlorccmcnt, I icar it will rc-
umeilu dn," clrlmed in the others main inoperative. I would direct the
"The story went that the sultan attention oi the incoming Executive
b°UEl1t it from n fortune teller, who to this matter. '
llredlcted that whatever woman wo". Provincial and civic inspection 'ol
it/on hog- arm mmm: many the "chest moat, and other food productsyshould
man in gh, w0rm_ 0 n 1 receive the serious c_ous'ldcrs.ti_on_ ,ol
ne can we m
th i . i lfxccutlic, and thc -\a-
l8lne the supercllious incredulity of Boginffglf' éeneml ,md A u,“‘¢,,y,
the sauna una the disdain with which ' ~ “
fi l t ltled eilort he 'IDNIQ tl)
:Evwavod the story teller aside Well, gsoculrf, lzgsyation to wr.-y this into
__ cr mind whether father and I be .,¢y¢¢¢ without delay. .
‘eved the st0l'y or not. The bracelet 'The federal Government providoI in~
‘mmm *O Walesa an added attrac spegtion oi hogs and cattle for ings
_mit ?_r\boih of us, .ala 1 xiii seams _ D _ ,t P _ te
soon as we reach the Nqr arsecj I _
_f__\;l;:=_ att:i_rnoon__I hastened to my an ls
an sem bed it vigorously ` ` _ .
with soap and water until it became ydur Bo_we» -
illlltc clean and bright.
"___lt¢'s incredible how iuthy some or
Gm “GUN iewelry is," remarked Miss
Ay. with a shudder of disgust.
,Mn l;l’“'°“l\¥ the! bolievo that ii cor
___________ll10unt oi soil laid on the article
"__ ___l_l<;a its interest and naturally
“__” (__\ni;._ lauiphed her nephew. At
or "ii ill eonfeee to one hd
ming | .
hm pmt’ :_'___\:__l_m trarelinl :send
'|'\i¢yun\is¢l
.silfill Pill. SIIII Don; Sli!" 
GOIOIM miter 
_ _ ~ _ , , ~  eldl.-'.‘.‘.ie=*.li‘.ff.ii.~?‘;.~.i~
RCULOSIS SOCIETY
'provincial and foreign export, but
leaves the provincial Government to
look after its own internal inspec-
tion. Wo are thcrciore in this gro-
vinco laced with the anomaly ot ro-,
Vlllllllz sound, uncontaminated meat
lor our- friends in tho other Pr'-ovin~
ces and tho foreign consumers, while
we uursci\'cs hiivc no protection
wliati-vcr. Tile conditions that have
liven' crcatcd by iedcru.l`Governn:icnt
lllupcctlon ol merits leaves us worse
oil than wc were before. Asn larger
parcoutiigo of diseased animals are
llkcly tv bc uilcrcd lor' salc in our lo-
cul inarkcts. l
_There is u matter to which I~de-
Hlfs IU fall your attention, which
docs not como directly under the pur-
vicw ut the Association. I make mon-
tiou uf it iiorc as the only opportuni-
Il’,HfYUl°i1c<l nic of giving it publicly.
I l`0f\‘1' I-0 thc luck nl suitable accom-
iiiodatioii on thc 1‘.E.I. Itnilwuy, lor
persons coming from tim country din.
UIBLH. for irczitniciit. in our city
I-lospitiils.
_Th"H" bcrsons il they arc unable to
Sli Uli. :irc put into the baggage cu.r
among trunks and express mutter,
The doors of the cars are of necessi-
ty fl‘°<lUi~‘llUY Ulieucd. The auderer is
“UI Ullly "XIlo,sod to drriit, but to tho
l`l\il0 KM-if ol any curious persons who
hnppeii to he lciaiing about tho stu.
tion. or passing tlirough the car. If
they are ubio to sit up they ur'e-tuk-
su _into the coach, and put into an
ordrniiry- sont where their sufferings
-:irc iiriticed liy every paggongoriu me
car. _Those conditions which ure diu-
'~"‘S_Slni§ Iii both thc i.~iliTei~criirid1.ra,-
vcllini:_|iuiilii~, are directly at v..ri_
nncii with iiuniunc ciistonis oi this en-
llllhicilcil period, rind cull lor ri speedy
and eiTci~.i.\|o.i comedy.
I would suggest the Ioll0wing,--
HIWC 0110 lmrtablc next the Inst
1
Writing Poplar, Mrs. C.
says: I sirlforoil
piles. The pour was
nr. times I could hardly
uriliufiry rcinodics sosinod
Ir. giro nm any oasc
to undergo
wi-iii. to tlro Sacmil
. _
. o
l`liero they
Fi ir it time I
within twelv
no p:i.iuful as
lint. poultiees,
iuiri-s, .... ._ iiiilticd ei
think would ~l:»e. likely to
but still I continued to
the shooting, burning,
tho dull, aching.
that the disease causes
as had as ever. i
‘Ons day I read abc
tliouglit I would try ii.
or two boxes gave ine more
else I had tried,
tim
so
time
cure for
is a
and
Toroiiico,
~ if
_ (PA//was z/Nm/f/mi)
;. 
'L ' I ' .grurnrs /var/f/we uns.
i M l
_ vii .
i ;~i~~~~i ,_ I 
, _   - nga'
r ii ii _ a I
.Ile _ 5°i.n‘§’,‘;f. s‘ifi‘e.-'%‘a'ii'.‘il5r'
sent at » » end ol' thc car. Attach
to tho ce ng of the cur brass r-od-s
to- which ,curtains may he attached
to euclo `-the required space. I’ro~
vide ai. s%ng, niattrcss und pillows.
When iii' ick person arrives remove
tho sea - adjust the mattress and
curtains, lid you luive with very iii.-
tlc cilortr r clliciiuc ii privutc npurt~
mont wh c the sick may hc trans-
ported ir _a coridortiiliio and humane
manner. _
ln tho( .utlriir Proviiices Pullman
cure whlc contain private apart-
ments are Iprovided. This is not pos-
sible in 'rice iddwurd Island, but I
fccl surc nt il thc uttcutiou of the
proper u.u critics were dirccturl to
this iriatt ii rciiicdy would ut once
bc pi-ovld .
I call yi ur' attention to this mnt~
`tcr, hoping that you may consider it
of sufilcient importance to take indi-
vidual ii npt collective. action, .
"l‘o retii to the main issue. The
 Su plies' For 4
Lobs
er Factories
lolllll
possl
iiitti
can
. sure
sal ii-
I l
sup: iiur :;urp‘ics ,for
i' ilicloiirs and ilie beat
ie sorvici: iii iucani pipe
and ollicl' wuik iou
me lo nic with ilic u:=~
c el" gearing perfcri
ciioii.
vc had _io years experi-
` lliis work and knovi’
hai lo do ard howto do
work speaks for it~ell`
ie clmrges :irc moder-
ence
just
ir. lil
nuti i
1iif,.
\\'| lv, i-:illor plioiii: 5-14]
Jas li. Mericiiriiu
l
M Piiiféssiinal Earl
_.;ii__l \
a~ , .
g _ V Y i.~-___--:ff
K. J. MARTIN. B. A
Barrister Natal? Public etc
Money to nan.
Morris Bloc -Charlottetown
lddrti.
 H*‘H°¥7+f
Q W. J. MacMillan
5, M. D.
1- e
4 fa
` Physician and Surgeon. ;i.
.sidcncv ii Princibtriet ii
:lthstu tim' Phone Iii .I 5
 +H+?H*l®.
i.w_.u.aiiKEN,v,S,nvn
Veterinary Surgeon Q. Dentist
sd t 0 ta I to I 0 ll
i..<?rlaoll.n0Iinnda :till :¢r§i‘l`\%tsr'ln:|r€§
Dgntal Uolleig. Dego f M all U. B. A.
. '.§‘°°.:.l“i...::“ .:'...:*.i:."-...‘*:i:.‘:.‘:.‘:.“.a
#Brianna Hotoi,xI5hong_|.
senses oi the test a sgoolslty, and
everyth ni: pertaining to t s vetermarr
and vat dents nroiesu on.
Montazumi' . 7.
ll-iittsdrd mos.
D. 0. liloLEOD. K.0. W. IQJBENTLEY
McLeod (D. Bentley
_ Barrister sri' tor 1-at-low
Uiiloen-Ban ol . E. §I1emgers
Uhariottato rn . . s an
calls
slim'
nradc
couuoswratru uoirr
_ Op posits _State Hdlidi, Boston,_M .gag
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his-sis:-isiiiit-iieiziinitiii
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I '._V.acnam.Cleaning Plant.
StrieilyA'I‘em .. Ietyl
,,.... i. _
 . ' .~.:.¥_;`_.n..`.;
Warburton fill- Shaw
darrlsters, Attorneys, Notary Public, Eli
JE. ces in Cameron Blnclr. Chsrlollaiowi
P. E. Island.
I. J. YEO. M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
_ iiiBrl’..'i'.§'é’.§’§'€.
honu 370.1
A A. i/icr...hh.ic. c., nohhiii nexium
McLean Q. 'Mcliinaon
Bari-intern. 'Attorneys-at-Law
Brown Block, Charlottetown
IOTEL BRUNSWICK
lloiicion, ll. I.
t charges and Bee oestsd Hotel I
E i. accom odall I |00 esta
gulemfll 0 IIIIIYBOIDIQ 'I Ili
' DR. A..A. LECKIE
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DR. JOIN LEDWELI., ILE
Richmond Strenhoppoaite St.Plul's Church
Hours umil ro delock io 3 p. ai. _
Geor  W McPhee
ii... 1... ri. ~.    -_
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    _ __ _ r .- __ _ ` mn “JAM-Ng aaititulieroulusis rnu_veme_nt in this DOl’il’T  T00 PROUD. recently  -. 
P‘l'0Vl!\°0 11118. in my opinion met with -- 1 gh nip; ‘ g _
BS UIUCU Pllbllc f¢Hl>0l1»ii\ as it has in Wom.an`s tongue is, her sword, ?»:se?:iil)tcd. eFlII'thel'iiill)x:FI"* `: '
_ - which she nelly' lets _i'ust. I io wnditatiidr W   _ .
` ' '- ‘ .rl "
' .
or
any part of (iuiiacla, and in proper
tion to our vioaus and poiiirlationna
much _work luis hccn done here, as in
other pluccs. We lrnvo the moral sup-
iivfl. of the entire community and all
wc have to do ' ii-i. to courageously
press forward and onward, and um.
ITIMGIY thc goril will he reached.
l|\_r°ctirii\4,: irom thc Presidency, 1
wisli to thunk tlic m_cinbcris ui the
l‘3X°¢\1*~ivc Uvrirmittcc and Associa-
l»i0l1 lu Hcneriil for thc support they
\18V0 I-li"Ul\ 1110./ llrs. Mchriugliiau,
-lunkius_ und Johnson particularly,
for their gratuitous .~;ervic-cs in rou-
noctioii with the Dispcnsary; tim ue.-,
l`0l»U1`Y fvl' thc etlicii-ntivuy in wiiii-.li
sho has poriornir-d hor- dutien; gh., 1.,
cal press for its vuluiiblo ussistaiicc,
:ind thc public ju general lor' their
generous respoiinu and rippi-oci_gi,i0n_
‘ ` llcspectfully siilimittcd,
’ W. F. TIDMARSH.
_ .h ._ l‘r'esidcut.
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I :ini the father of good rozi<l~‘.
l nriiiiliilriteriiwiiico and splice: '
Iliring rllrc co,iiiiii‘y lo lliccily
clwellcr`s door and place the pleas-
ures of city life wiiliiii easy reach
of the farmer.
lciu do more and better work
than many liorfcs :uni save money
for every iuau who inch ui:
I aui the friend of . horses and
horsemen for. :aincc I have coinc to
earth, horses have received liettei'
care. obtuliicd better nrarlset prices
and are kept ln liettvr COIHIIIIOU-
When I am used, tlierc is no need
of compelling ouc horse to haul a
carry-all loaded down with lirnnan
freight. I ani the horses” friend.
When I amused, froin four to
seven people can enjoy a trip to the
<tountry,when only ioirr',at the most,
could go il a horse dii\'c'n vclrrclc
were used I am the people’s friend-
You can use me to deliver' your
parcels, run your messages., _trans
port you from village to village,
town to town, city to city. ‘
New Advertisements
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You can use ine on the farm to
promote motor power for any of
your rnacliinesw I am xi willing
worker and can do anything .a
motor or iuotor-driven vehiclc can
do. .
’l`iie price of mc has been high
but is coming down steadily and
now Iain almost within reach of
the pocket-book of thc average
man.
l aiu the prunioitr of outdoor
life, of healthful spoxfs, oi' joyous
recreation, hospitality, friendship,
free will and democracy.
Along my path of progress I have
left a train of improved towns and
cities, of increased industries, of
improved roads, better' farms, more
prosperous tenants.
I am the friend of man and the .
protector of horses.
I an the father oi' good roads._
i am the Automobile. -
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This Ie To lic Read By Every-
one In Favor OI A Better.
Bueier. Up-To-Dale Prince
Edward Island.
For six years previous to 1908 s
few automobiles had~oDerated over
all the roads oi tho Province without
any restrictions whatever bolus lilllff
ed upon them. in the your 1907 UICIF
number had increased somewhat mul
thc people realized' that proliiif F0'
gulations should bo laid down govern-
lag their oncratlan and some rciifif-
sentntinii was mario to tho Govcr_n_
mont asking that this he dol\0~ 'T L
agitation culminated _ru ii large imb-
lic meeting in the Market Hull ln
Charlottetown sornetiino in lichrunry
or March 1908 which v-'us at-I-1111696
by |-cp.~esenthti\'e. mcn from tho coun~
try and city and the question was
very iully discussed irom all staini-
points with .tho result that o, reso ii -
ion wliicli asked for a Dr0D0\‘ 1'¢S“lH‘
ting act was unanimously carried. A
iiew days afterwards to the astonish-
'mlsnt ol tho whole country tho Giov-
orhmont passed the rrohiiiitorir Mi
which has given the Province fume Of
5 doubtiul nature throughout I-l\0
whole civilized world. The leading
newspapers from the Atlantic to the
Pacific both in Canada and tho»Unit-
ed States held us ull I-0 ridicule. DB'
pers in South America, in Australia,
in Capo Town and all over Europe
quietly poked fun st us or asked
what manner ol l1c0l>l° WB W°"°~
even the great London Times hondor-
ed us with n hall column oi its E il'
orial space and condemned such _.1
backward DOIICY 1" “° ““°°"'“"'
terms. In the tour years th” |10”
elapsed since than we have auilorcrl
severely in many ways 0" “°°°““" °
this obnoxious law.
To our Pocket book .by the loss ol
our tourist trade to an extent ol not
lesrrthaa 8250.000 per year. B! I-llv l0|\s
on the price oi our horses on account
oi them not being accustomed to
motors. By not being Permitted to
make use oi this modern convenience
operated by such chesp power and
which is used everywhere.
To our sell respect by having to
New This Is An Urfcnt Appeal
To You To Ile p Iiemedy
This Condition Of Affairs
in New Brunswick is Province vary
much like our own they have the
most satisfactory motorJ;egui|.'¢ln¢
oct in america. Brieliy this provides
tor a. license to each driver or
owner. ies irom $5 to S35 provides
that the driver must drop
ear and engine. if driver of tdam
holds up band, provides lor prdper___
speed limits in country, village. and
town, rounding curves in roads. cross
roads, bridges, etc., provides _very
heavy penalties lor violation, includ-
ing suspension of liceule.
Last year five hundred homo own-
od cars and nearly as- many _ioreign
cars operated all over thu Provinou
of New Brunswick without an accid-
ent or u comlillillf- , ,_
Do you believe ,wears as iut.elll~
goat as our New Bi-uniwiuk trisnlls?
Do ou want our_tou.riat trade re- _
storedi? ` ‘ `
Do you wsat more and better sum-
mer hotels rnetnhig better prick fOr
everything rained in the Provlrlct-Anil
better times for all? ` _
Dc you want toilivo and let livs?.
Do you want dur Province up-to-
rlate or A laughing'stoek_? . '
We_believvo in the coiiulioh _stil-of
our pebple and that-iillh IDHIOPIW lla
in iavor oi. progress.~Ii yoirareoire
of this msiorlty we wish. :eh
to sign -the - Ddtltion lug!-
with: have 10111' ¢rl°_w1¢_ .l its
it and~mail it wlthoiit delay. toftlia
.i.iaress._given below. Remember.-to in
eilective .this must be done '_wlt._hiu,,a
lcw days. _ *
‘ "To the Premier and Members oi
the Government and Legislature."
we believe it voiilddn in the  in-
terests of the Province to amend . he
present Motu' Vehicle Act 'sud v
motor vehicles to run under D
restrictions which would thorn
safeguard the drivers oi horses.
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went. irom home or they visited us.
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stand the chsil and ridicule ol citi-
sens ol the other Provinces when we
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the movement fatal. to Dai.¢i0Uxi ~
for lwho would light for su,
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