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‘I GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, JANUARY 16 1899.

¢-- 6 p , F ____ _

N ° | I G E L E _| ly visited western Canada, and while

THE Annual (¥eneH\l_ld;tingof the Share- An Independent Jam-nal' untramm eued an the Island had but little desire to

hold-ws of the Island Giumnrix Publist-

ig Coni;»_m_v, will be held in th~-o1hf‘»- of rim 9 ov"'\~» ' . .\I¢‘~\' Prowse rl ck. on TL'ESl)A\'. JANU.\HY 3->t 139.1 L4 ` lt) li . .

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Any Piece of Music

or Flusic Book

LEFT AT

regli aalili-Ll pro§ii1Q Lg’

tentioii.

C~ P- FLEI‘CHER»

“Opera House" Building.

Jan -cod 3m _

»_.| 'L3 ~¢ ,.4 '_/J "D CQ

earlcss; aiming to be

smonths $1.00; _ r yr

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Branch Offices

ness transaeted:-

Editor. Business Manager.

J- E. B. MCCREADY, I J. P. HOOD,

Just. lmpamai, Romano. Nowsv .b°°°m° “ Pm Of the D0mif1i0I1- N0

;.<._-eking at all time.: to further the best in"doubt the indifference is mutual. We ' t.-rests of the people.and. recognized thcretoro as

The Pec>;p1e’s Paper- . P Published at its 0mces_ New Pmwse Block ince three-fourths of whose people are

%§i‘§§f;i<ig§:1>S;ta'(g(f:1;c2. at the fo110wina‘raf»°S~ unfitted f_or self-government. Besides,

orning Edition, daily (except Sunday) th;-.3 J8.llla.lC8 IS Cliffside Of Olll' SPh0l'B Of emi weekly h_£‘€,0n(h',i3;,',i_'&|'-i-'li{,i,'J'géi."‘ active influence. Newfoundland, On

1 50, ad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . .. .1.25 °

yrelakly ul3]diti<iiil°(§Fhursday) per year the contrary’ belongs geographically 1.2-5;in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . .. .1.00

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have been established at the following places, ls he key to the gmac Lanadlan

where subscriptions may be paid, news turn-‘ Gulf, lies in a direct line between us ished, advertising. iob work and other busi

Sunpinerside, Curries Bookstore-D. K. Currie belggraph ca_b]esiand in 5, way fu,-nish_

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ilbei°ttoii.gA1berton Bookstore. G. S. Muttart es us with a pier jutting out into the :_~Lc§Er’is‘Ea.st. Telephone oiHce,RSeaman.Agent mid Atlantic' The long courtshi of

A public man from Jamaica recent-

in Toronto expressed the opinion that

do n0t care to take in an island rov-

and by race affinity to Canada. It

and Britain, supports one end of our

_ P thirty years is now growing ripe for closer union and no patriotic Canadi-

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From Jan. the lst 1899 the Print- f The attention of the provincial

ing and Book-binding establishment government should be given to the

recently known as John Coombs 8: Co., will be styled

Hurley & Garnhuml

_ . . .Successors to. . ..

USER' CCDCIIIBS

Steam Book ani Job Printers, Book-

binders and Blank Book Manufact- lrers.

Prices to suit the times. Coombs’ Old Stand, Lower Queen

Street, Charlottetown, P. E. Island. P. O. Box 72.-Jan. 5 eod lm

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Y' MI L' A-4 Popu|arConcert, I

STJAMES’ HALL

Tuesday Evening. January |7lh,

Under the Direction of Mr. b. N. Earle.

Pnnsniuuc ,

1. Instrumental Duett-Christmas Greeting `

The _His-es Mc)/Iillan and Brown.

2 Reading . . . _ _ . . _ . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . _.. B. Vocal Solo-_viz-inulieta. _ _ _ _ .Miss Colby 4. Piano L5'f.\lo-(`av:ilry Trot. _. vlis; MoMilfan 5. Solo and Chorus-Alioat on the Bounding

Tide. _“_ . . . _..l\Ii‘. Cecil M.cNeill and others

I. Vocal :o‘.o . . _ . . . . . _ . _ . . . . . _ . __.Miss Butler '»'. Reading-Tonimy’s Fraycr. _ . .Mr.Hatllfld. 8. Violin Solo-Night in Fl arence.. . _ _ _ _ .. Mr. Vinnxcombe. 9. Vocui Solo--Qissy . . _ . . . _ . . . . . . . . ._ .Miss Yeo 10. 'l‘roniboue Solo. _ _ _ _ ...Mix E. Hill-Selected 11. Song-“lli~_~. Bliglipy D:cp' . . . . ..Mr. T. Mc-

92.171. 11?. Sflw and Qi1.1.:°tetrc-There is ii Little"

Var-_:int Chair _ _ _.Miss Butler and others

13. l?c;i»l7ii='.... _ _ _ .__ _ . _ __ _ _ .Mis-7 R:it*__r;\yl 14. Vocal lliictt-Ccnic Where Sleeps the

MTONDAY, JAN. 15, 1599.

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OUR PROVINCIAL , INSTITUTIONS.

,Lunatic Hospital, the Jail and the ' Poor House. There are reasons doubt- lless why the shockingly overcrowded state of the Lunantic Hospital has gone on from year to year unimproved and growing worse with the always increasing number of insane. But the time has come when longer delay in providing the necessary room would be little less than a. public crime.

It is simply impossible under ex-

isting conditions to give to insane patients the care that would best con- duce to their restoration. The low ratio of cures affords a dreadful com- mentary upon the crowded state of the institution. Under more favor- able conditions, with plenty of room, light and ventilation, a. number that are now condemned to a. life-long and dreary imprisonment and deprivation might have been restored to their homes and friends and to the enjoy- ment of life. In this way the cost of maintenance of the insane population would have been lessened .

As for the Jail, the building is

every way unfit, and the management seems to come short of what is needed. It is surprising to find that the be-fi nign intentions of the government seem to have been thwarted in some unexplained manner in regard to the protection of prisoners against the cold in the rigorous season of mid- winter. Blankets that were provided in plenty were never put in use. And it seems that the government has always honored any requisition made by the jail authorities. But it is the duty of the government to see that all our institutions are properly managed and conducted, and to see that the otilcials in charge shall eliiciently dis' ciiurgc their duties or give place to

llcwoy Violet. _ ._ . . . .._'ll1~~ Mi_~‘.~=c§ B\i~`_ll~r

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17. Soloomd Qu ir' -tt -" Home Love with .

Blu .__ 'l`n~.- _\?i-‘~<f~' ;'.i\.l `.if-..~'s.‘s Pliii°l~_:|

In-30114 r.pc.iz\i 7.3-.». L`o.i».'\.ii .at 5 p. in. Ad-|

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PROGRAMME. letter! and Basket Social;

Lyceum Thursday 19th.

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Y. Piano Duett._ _\l isses Brown and McMillan 2. Hizhlaiid Fling _ . . . . . _._ .Miss Ellie Gillis 3. Violin Solo.. ___ ._ _ ....__Prol'. Vinnicombe LSODZ . . _ . . ___.._...Mrs._E.H.Noz-ton 5. Inst. Se1ection_._._. . _ . . ..Misses Murphy I 6. BassSolo . . . _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . _ . ._ _ _ _Prof. Caveu 7- Chorus. _ _ .St. Duii_=.tan’s College Glee Club

SALE 01" BASKITS.

Hot codes will be provided by the ladies in 1

charge.

Mr. Norton will guarantee the sale of every

Basket.

Doors open 7.3). Concert at 8 sharp.

Admission 10 cents.

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others. ,L It seems that one, or at most two, jails for the entire Island would be , uniple for the re<p_iii‘ei1i_\iits ol' ei small . province of 110,000 mainly la\v-:ibid-L ing pf-‘op`;<=. ’_l`emporury luck-ups at Souris' ami Gcorggctmvn for prisoners mvuitizig trial, might also be niairi- tained. There ought also to he some opportunity of enforcing sentences to hard labor, either by work on the, rorirls or on the public farm.

The Poor House, too, is over crowded and unfit for the require- 1 ments of such an institution. We have already st-ated our strong ob- jection to having it joined to the Lunatic Hospital. But it is beyond question that none of the three insti- tutions referred to, is in a. satisfac- tory state. We believe that Premier Farquharson and his colleagues desire

an or Newfoundlander would forbid the banns.

Hf nry Norman,London correspond-

ent of the New York Times, who has lived some years in France and has long been a. close student of affairs in that counlry,thinks it is the intention A of the military chiefs, if certain con- 'ditions arise,to overthrow the republic and restore the empire with General Napoleon on the throne. They have fully resolved that Dreyfus shall not be brought to France and' if the Court of Cassation should decide to bring him back the revolu- tion may break out at any moment. In these days Of maga- zine riiies and gatling guns the un- armed populace would be powerless against the military who could seize Paris and the government .at any time. The country outside Paris is peacefully inclined and might pro-

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For the moment she re-

Therc is another -

measure to which tens _

of thousands of women _-ire l:eepir._fz step. lt is a slow and solemn 1'-cfisur-3, and is the "Dance of Death.”

_-:asjr smovement a bird. 3” Tliut is the dance of A Q' ncaltb. _ 1 -,_

liaise-1:" in a wommily wav is kecpitig- step to this measure and is uufitted for xvifehoofi and inothcrhood, and doomed to an early: .rr.~._~:c or to a life of sufierixzg. Dr. l’icrcc`.~ lE<`:i'.°<>rite Prescription is the best of all med- iririazs for ailing women. it acts clirsctly oi: flrc ds`1ic:i!: and i‘m;;-ortant oj;fu:iS of friiii- izi:i’.;_\' .111-.1 iiizil-:cs tlvm _=*.:'w.:i<;f_ licaiilij' azinf vff;'f~f<‘.‘.1s lt zillzijrs iaillfiiiimutiou, l;c-:iles -_ii- ;.rr t"'»'_‘., =_ooliies pain azid 5-givc:~' 1';-s.f_1l> thr- ust' .-sf' nerves. It its for vvi1'clio=_».';l .”‘i"' rio* tr find. It br-.iiif-7::cf= thc sfyiirzir-i - ‘_`_;__~ pc:-iofl cf 1-';'.r=~of.=r_;f<= :i~;<‘. ~°i .. .- tir- `;‘i _-'!_:'.~.v’.i"_‘i"_s F.-:'i‘.'.~si: ~-nw' "mi ru ir; 1! It iii='.iT._>= l>:al>j:`_~ 1 il... it :iz

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rim l;;‘fr_.=.-tf-1f;- l>`_f\<`»c`i ]v\_‘.:'u~_ L`oiistir.-slizm .muses iaiipiizzf it-loud. `1`$i'. l’if_~rcc’s l’rll-_its Cure Ct\ri_<tiimt;o2i. Ono 114 fi l.<;7<2\i1\‘:>_ two a c:..thm'ti<~. Never gripe. Dru;;’;_‘;ists sell them.

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serious and earnest consideration to improving the provincial institutions that house our insane, our poor and our prisoners.

e@ T. JOHN T. NRJKENZIE

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Hillsborough skating Rink.

First match in the intermediate League for

the cup donated by Mr. Bartlett,

Stars of Summerside, vensus

;§Cresoents of Clftown. l'On same eveninza Hockey Match will be

. played in same place between

{Britaii1ius of 5_’5ide, Ann

Anchors of Charlottetown. §Admission good for both matches, 20 cents.

Reserved Seats are one row around edge of romenade 2.5 cents

p Gallery reserved ° A 35 cents.

Band ..tand Reserved, 10 seats, 50 cents. _ The reserved prices ot course include admis-

IIOD .

P. E. ISLAND

Tickets for sale at the Drugstores of C. D.

Rankin, A. W. Reddin, Johnson 8c.Johnson, Kent St-

Door open 7.30 o'clock.

bably accept the new order of things as it did in the days of Napoleon

Third in 1852 ' _

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_ Stocktaking is Over

...Now cones oUR..

Annual Sweep ae

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Oddments and Remnant

Cottons and Dress (loads

IAS. PATON

d f bl d _ ,\ We are closing out the balance of our stock, before cleaning and repainting

;`§f»fri.~1.§1‘;pbl)..iy (i)§..¢._-1; "`_:§ and all the balance ot stock ol goods in the store at the time of the fire must l sembles in gTace and ' "“"i‘;' -'

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Mens all wool Ulsters $2.7 o, Mens suits $12.00 now $6 00 Mens suits $

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$3.50. Mens single coat $5.00 now $2.00. 7:) childrens suits half price Me

clothing $1.90 per suit now 95c. All grades of underclothing at closing our price-

Bdots and Shoes

At closing our prices. Mens Waterproof overshoes sizes 6 7 a.nd8 revu

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$1.70 now $1 00 Womens overshocs sizes 3, 4 and 5 $1.60 now 90c Mens rub Boys Hockey boots $1.85 now $1.35, Mens Hockey boots $2 40 now 1 60

Come at once before what you Want is gone to. gp _ J, B. iviuDoNALD .sr

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6. 8010 - - - - Master Clydelluld 7, Recitation -’ - lljssllnid MacLean 8. Solo - - - - Hr.T. MacLean Jr. 9. Chorus - - - - - -' - '

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.

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Admission 15 cents, children 10 cents, Jan 13 413i

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Tuesday, Jam l7th_ Jan’ 13.13% gpon MAN. - cor llueennltnfhn

Thi LUYAL Slitlijliockey ! ~PHO TOGRA

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Cm' Ooawell da in ew 2° Mifyor, H M I

THE Chariot

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~ Ewen Stewart

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Temple Hrst J B Davison. Sec

Alexalidhl Cl:

sons ill MI! Thursday in ii July and Angus!

Prince Edvrai

in Masonic monday in mont

tml' Kew DD

Port La Jose

second Wednesdi R. McLennan B.. St Lawrence day evening~ W

Wildey Led;

evening, both ill

Bow WRBon

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iirstandthi11lT¢ -Ida Riggs Se

Every Thnrsdn

b Victoria Ron

Prince Edna

meets in Wright Mrs Kennedy R

Victoria Divil ii‘.'.”°°’1f"§§§"

P99 5' Orient Division

Friday evening, Hall John Roca

Company A. M

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hezilliiy woman by . s- 2

the way she dances. ‘¢’ -’ ‘ ~ ._

- . . _ _ £52' "'

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ne Finish,

y Now is the time to buy Hockey boots. We have a. large stock and m“d°l-at* will sell them at from 70 to '30 per U f

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R Men's in Black or Chocolate-Secure do-day

a. pair at once. --*_

combine to make our Pho

cent We have them, Boys mos Sams actory m Ch

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The Season's Greeting--Twelve I ittle Girls “olo Miss Amy Earle

Doors open at' 7.&l. Concert eommences8

HENRY ll. LURULY, II. E.

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Graduat College of Civil Engineerin Cor eltymbllliidwlt t General Work,Spec

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ialiims. Hydmulig swim-y Engineering mu

Hockey- commences at 8 o’c1ock.. _

~ Reserved plan at C. D. Rankinh Store. gas we ai-15 gtewvm “<1 sg Jgim,

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M----°..,»i.-_asus Ghnstla Brown, &

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3_|l|el'St\anI lui - klrllg all Physica ‘- Biltm,

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Will re-open Thursday 12th January Classes

gil: .gtigaeniilga young Ladies and Gentlemen in

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§du1tB.Ladies and Gentlemen in the even-

ingat 8- p. m. Afew of the latest' Dances tonight :-Tue Brooklet, the Two Step (Yale) Ada Rohan, %I'he latest) Three step, Gavotte etc. Among ancy Danoes,Andaluci-1, Horn- pipe, Tambourine, Highland Fling, Minuet gmeh Reels. Ski:-t_D1i.ii“¢::‘eiiB|:i°ii.tlrisii1i§'. May

Dance, Hispania. e

Privartg lgssoppt by appointmentinléoiélrs to

suit. v e eruoon or even asses

be ed I llcation at lllss

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residence of John A. M.aeDonald,% Pownal

.streets 13. 14. I7, 11.23%

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This advertisl

hurt anyone

10 pounds Biscuits_ch ave for your the small tins-and t ey

just the thin for Family u

Sanderson 6:

Pure Food Sellers,