THE GUARDIAN

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BLUUD ti NERVE , PILLS , wa -et*

THLRSDAX Max 11 1599: t.h

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R laimed that the taxes were not Justly _.___

p or evenly levied, while the farmers are

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e moneyed med are only taxed on S eir income The commercial travel

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in,-I wish to cali attention throu h

It Pays to at Perkins’

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lananese Ware

The best ever imported to the secure its defeat. In _view of H16

IS1nnd_ On, Vases, 5g‘¢}0¢k plebiscite verdict many members of C Tea. and Chocolate Sets cannot b0th political parties would glagly df; U be surpassed. Come and see, something to carry out the vis es o d they are just the thing for a ' tbelf fempefance °°“Sm“°”t'S‘ obtained power bv promising the elec-

Pending the possibility Of fv-V0I`9~b1e tors or this province that they would so S”

ilddgg or gnthdliir tplre3l€;It]ii'l`ilegislation at Ottawa there is natural- econoinize our resources iii redu-in ammuls l’a55‘”=‘-5 by' Them is al” a _ so erry SIS, 9 3

` As will be seen by the Ottawa 1,

Flint of Yarmouth and Hell of P E; g Island will test the sentiment of the O

~ Commons on the question of provin-

cial prohibition substantially as re-"S o

Dominion Alliance. No doubt the D ii resolution will obtain a very strong

_ - l cises control over its supporters to

' E *_ if l-ers’ taxes are levied on the goods and Sm" pap" to ‘he gm” need of "mr

PROVINCIAL PROHIBITION. the consumer must pay it Thi-renwas :E

-_-“ money lost unnecessarily in the ferries;

mmended by the committee of thel ca

support unless the Government exer- tl;

e could find a man that would run the th

T i _ 4 -_ - 'B f , taxed to the full vatueoftheir ro ert _. ' A for Water

ee-trader say that he would raise $14.- m O0 by a tax on trade, and make rev-

ie balance in debentures. Any one of

Mr. Campbell was speaking when la

At the Evening Session Mr. Campbell sq

outinued the debate and concluded by 1”* _ _ ,ovlng ,no fouowmg resolution, blank of monev as there is a fountain on 1

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EVENING SESSION- ' a drop of water to bo had on market FQ

“ norms’ I-no nnosont Government Queen s squaiewhicii plays at intervals

f ke such a necessary prcviion is si

t. H as or t h th ma

OVBIDDJED B W 8 ry 0 981? 8 sur .

Y .Y It seems to be acase of utter stiipi.

me and expendnnrn mee, by issuing dity, or setish indifference to the needs

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e House rose at 6. 3"

uric, the summer. and to no purpose

the citv of Charlottetown To #think at there is not a drinking fouot in

e city is ai. disgrace to the people. `Q3\

'c patch elsewhere published Messrs uthport ferry without a cent from the what they can be thinking abou' mt N S5

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tho.-e who visit the city on business.

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d who are obliged to stand with their i ams/ all through the hot V summer ys for two days in the week. and not

uare forthe horses or men either! I k is it not shameful P It cannot be

vc to aggravate the thirst of the poo-

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Boxes, all in the finest Jap-=ly ii. growing measure of hesitancy the ex enditure in the various de ait-

anese work at

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Victoria. Row, Ch’town.

tothe Liquor Regulation Act, esp€+1

abandon both the proposed amend- ments and the tax if they must stand

r - or fall to ether, and it was hinted 011

Your `

wife

Knows

Maybe YOU don’t notice that four or five of your rooms need paper. Dare say not. Ask your wife, SHE lives there. Now for instance that parlor could be hand- somely, finished with a suitable shade of say, iugrain paper, with a wide, handsome frieze. We have all the pretty shades of ingrain paper at

35c double roll.

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the street yesterday that this will pro- bably be done, though we do not know what authority there is for the inti- mation.

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1 THE GU.»tRniaN stated on inform- ation supplied by the Auditor Gene- ral’s Report that the salary egf the County Court Judge for Queens

’ County had been $2,400. But by

statute passed in 1898 the salary was increased to $3.000. With the tra- velling allowance of S200 added the 1 position is a good one.

LOCAL LEGISLATURE.

Wsnussnar May 10.

-- House met at 10.30. l H.m. Mr. McLean presented a petition n

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la. one the temperance pdoplc here to ments ot' the Public Sei vice and so eiii-

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accept any-merely Par la R ountry that they would make revenue ell 15 a Stafulng “|6008” “HY-

C and expenditure meet;

7 icially if they are to have with such And Whereas. 'lhe government have

Ie nfmendments the revenue tax upon completely failed to carry out their Pre-

hcluof Sellers- 1° would be better to election promises to the electorate oi

his Pi‘oviuce,but have greatly increased the expr ditures and reduced our reve- nue by expending large sums oi money on our roads. upon poiitcal favourites, and wasting the assets oi the Province by giving large discounts in the Land Ohice; `

And Whereas, The government for

the last live ye rs have not made any effort to place the tiuances of this Prov- ince in a proper condition, but ha re-eX-

branches of the l‘ublic Service thereby crea.ing large deficits every year thus rolling up it very large and burden-

creastd this present session by the leg- islation already passed raising the debt. tonearly §1,U00,00U,_ which will re- quire nearly all the taxes as present collected to meet the annual accruing interest, .

Resolved, That in the opinion of this

House a committee of seven' members of this House should be appointed to ex- amine into the financial standing of this province, with a view to a~icertain`what

travaganmy spent our revenues on our ‘ IWC drinking f"‘unt.-'fins On Forty gysnom and upon an [ho various 'square to ri- » .nodati aslthe tia is tual.

some debt, which has been largely in- N°flh Ame' U- ~ `

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pi aying for a bill entit‘ed an Act ies- pec'irg the village of Sourii.

A bill in accordance was brought in

and read a first time. ’ Mr. Wise asked the Leader of the gorernmentif he has ieceived ii. petition from the inhabitants of Rustico pray- ing for repairs on .he Seaside Wharf, iaid if so, what action the government i nteiid to take iu regard to ii? i In reply to Mr. Wise Mr. Farqulrir-

reductions can A be made in the expendi

public service, said committee to have power to send for persons, papers and

said committee have made an investiga- tion and astc.~:-..i..e.1l wtat expenditures' can be properly reduced without ma- terially injuiing the public service, that said committee also inquire into and

Ivate property and some arrangomentsl supplementing our income, so as to

won d have o ie made before moi ey would be spent

Hon Mr Gordon asked the be

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merts have been made for conducting lcellor of the British House took _two

‘the Ferries at Annadale, Popular Po' t hoursto deliver an important speech. About c_ Corsets _ and Launching for the ensuing year.and

also the names of the contractors, if any

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From the day you buy P. C. Corset until it

worn out-it fits. It fits well, and fits all the time. P. C. Corsets are cut to lit

every variety of figure.

After a P, C. Corset is put

over a rigid, steam heated

long enough to make its

Thats why it doesn’t et

few days Wear.

he has it.

QCOIOBOODOQO#

- missioner of Public Works what arran

vince on a fair and proper basis, andre- port to this House as speedily as possible. H ' n H C McDonald s iid tue chan

- P tures in the various branches of the amuse fm' “Ut halfing Wafer in the Pub*

records of all the several departments; ii like lh° birds °“ “ Patching 635’ in Wm' ' And further Resolved, That when

suggest to this House the best means of1=1

place _the financial aiiirs of this pro- t 8

.perfect health. Face cut and fac-simile

together it is stretchedg

metal form, and left there shape permanent.

loose, 'or “slack” afterg ag

Ask your dealer for it-$5

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lson said the wharf referred to was pri-

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of Public works said there were some difiieultieswith these ferries but there would be a settlement at an early date.

A Bill incorporating the Trustees of

Springton cemetry was read a third time and passed.

A Bill to authorise Souris School

district to borrow money for an extended

and passed.

ap_ ointment of Stipendiary Magistrate in Prince was read a third time and passed.

Mr. Shaw resumed the debate on the

had to deal with. It is the duty ot the fgovern ment to provide for education and claimed that while the present govern- ment paid more for ed cation they did not keep the department in an eilicient

state. He continued to discuss thc =

matters. 1

House adjourned to meet at 3 p. ni. »

AFTERNOON SESSION. ,

At the afternooon session Mr. Shaw

continued the debate on the budget and finish peaking at 5 o’clock.

M' - ampbell said that the budget

speech was the most extraordinary he ever heard de ivered. Instead of con-

iining himself to the revenue and ex-I

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n penditure of this province he went into

BICYCLES.

New Stock Just Received

l|0l’T pay more than $50 for a' h ' ” d h 1 ,

If you do the dealer has the best_ 0fyou.& ,;“

_REPAIRS-Mr. Gaudet will give you the best of satis-

faction. He has the experience and knowledge. Notwith- staudmg the 10th commandment others want him-he is a good man and they know it, Full line of parts. `

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The leader of the House of Commons

his excellent speecn in two hours, yet the hon. gentlema i from New Loiidin took four hours|and a half to deliver and the hon. gentlemen from New Perth took four hours, There is some ill-feeling between Mr. Campbell and Mr. Shaw as to who will-succeed to Mr. Farquhiirson’s position. Mr. Camp

, _ , _ _ - etitis non isonou be' - l`i 'd

term of years was read a third ti e bell says,give us acommission and we lion nawntosgsutmbgétleggiig ggsigy

A bill to amend an act regarding the The hon. gentlemen from New Perth used'

will prove every itati-ment we make.

always mcves a ri-soiution similar to this before every election, yet he comes

with three of a ms' irit A sim' a

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budget. He said leducation was thesolution was moved hy Mr. Ciiimpbelli 1 most important question the government tseconded by Mr. Shaw previous to the

last election. They went to the' country on that resolution. They came back to this l-lousewith only 10. The mover fell in the iight and the secouder came here with three ofa majority. At eleven o’clock Mr. li/ltf'

W. College contract, the new wing o;,Donald°rnoved the adjournment of tht; \ the Asylum, the ferries and agricultural debate.

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House ad]ourned until ten tomorrow.

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spring heel,

deliver-dhis speech in a short- time. bo

The leader of the government delivered 1 A ' v - -'P `

to this House by thot-kin of his teeth, 15Xed~

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This would be all right after the ncces sities had been provided. but iit present

What are the tempeiauce workers

thinking of? How can ,men practice temp~»rance in a place where there is no water to be had? Their only re- course is the beer kitchens. Provide pure water first, and then preach tem- perance._ There are churches too. ard people wh; profess to be Christians. but the spirit of Ulir st is roi manifest; they do rrotext-n.plify Hm in ti.eir1ive~ or they would think of something bi--, yond their own wants. It is to h-i

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itared they will miss the rewind prim. ised to those who give the “cup of water,” etc. Tlwre ought to be at least

come to mir k i and others at coiiveni- ent coruere ~-- different parts of the city, to rai k \ .1 other cities in this

When dw-I-1 1~ in thc city last autumn §

have objected that the water would f ceze in Winter. They manage that in places where the rneecury drops

The water can beshut off from some in winter and others could be housed. Ea- ecially on Market Square, there is no

lic buildings. I trust that others may take up this cry

mer, and that the .City lsathers may hear and answer by sending water.

Yours tillv.

A NATIVE Burn.

STARVED NERVES

When the blood is thin and watery, the nerves are actually strayed and nervous ~ xhausiau and prostration soon follow. Feed the nerves with Dr. A. W-. Chase’s Nerve Food and you will impart to them the new life and vigor cf

signature of Di. A. W. Chase on every

x. of the gunuiue. '

Insect Destroyer

-Kills insect. life with one application

Such articles as carpets, chairs etc.

nfested with moths can be easily

It: evaporates leaving no dirt what-

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with a stri.=» ii it vias incriiying to" think there w. .e not a chance to give the horse a drink of clean y_vate_r1as the

old pumps are no longer used. Some .@

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THESE ERE THE ¢"“'

OF OUR.

Shirt Wais

0u|° Shirt Waists are unsur-

passed in style and quality. Don't

take our word for it. See them your-

selves.

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well made, and we have all sizes, that

all are assured of a perfect lit.

uni- sim-r warns ue su so

low in price that it will be to

advantage to buy here. A few prices,

39c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, 01.25 upwardoi.

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` SUNNYSIDE. . '

The imiiint-ry Leaders,

WANTED

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one Good Peat

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One Good ‘ Vest

steady work and

. P wages guaranteed

Price l5c. per bottle We are agents here.

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Central Drugstore.

Nothing looks or wears better for a boy than colored boots- this is the time of year he wants a new pair-(when ig th

time he does not.) 6

iTi‘Lu Nziivs cHocoLATE Boor, with hook.. size. , `

LITTLE Maivs TAN Boor, wifi. hai, ' YOUTHS’ CHOCOLATE BOOTS, sizes ll, I2 13 YoUT1-is_'TAN Boors, ’ ’

We are Fully Eneinneil -

for the Spring

with the finest line of Eng i f itland Can ' n use Uvefcve-liege. Tfwuserfnss. ever pac itbefore eh pie of

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Gentlemen’s F urnlshlng White_a.nd Fancy Underwear, Sweaters,

Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Neckwear, Collars, Cuffs, Notions,

Colored Q o 1,§o1g_jnclston 81. Mc

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A Steel Feed Boil

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Bows CHOCOLATE sootrs (iiesiisf), ' ’ ’ ' ’ BOY S TAN BOOTS (_a Hummer)-half sizes,

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Fvmiders. Engineers and Machinists.

Steam Navigation Co's Wharf.

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We have just

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