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The esteemed Examiner in it superabounding zeal for temperance and prohibition speaks of “the refusal of two wide-awake newspapers to publish the report of the Dominion

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Paper Your House ? _

If you are, we have some

Wall Papers you should see- new goods just in from tha factories, designed by the best artists, colored by experts. Be- cause they are better -than the ordinary is no reason with us for putting on a big price. We make a profit, of course,but not so mnch as others want.

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Accident and Plate Glass In-

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ipaper makiiig, our more northern cli

Alliance." The context shows that it is the report of the P. E. Island Branch ofthe Alliance that is referred to, and this report, the Examiner says, “seems to have been particularly objection-lble to the Patriot and THB: GUARDIAN.” The facts of the case are that on April lirst THB GUARDIAN

the branch Alliance which report is of twice the length and very much fuller than the Examiners report published twelve hours later on the same day. We did not print the report of the Executive Committee in full, but gave a synopsis of it which, with the resolutions founded thereon was suflicient for the occasion.

If our esteemed contemporary had

read our report of_ the meeting he would have found that so far from the Executive’s report being “objection- *able” to the GUARDIAN it was warm- ly endorsedas an “excellent report,” which was enthusiastically received by the Alliance and unaminously ad- opted. It is regrettable that any newspaper should seek to so pervent the facts as the Examiner has done in this case. But bad habits, long in- dulged became besetting sins. No one will be deceived by the Examin- er’s misrepresentations in the case, though the intention to deceive mu

be only too apparent to all.

PEKYERTING THE FACTS.

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According to Mr. George Johnson,

Dominion Statistician there are 39

was unknown to the country m 1871 Ten years later the census showed there were live pulp mills in the coun try employing a capital of $92 000 The industry had increased in 1891 t 94 mills with a capital of nearly $3 000 000. There is no wood so suit ,able as Canadian spruce for pulp an

can neighbors' have. become large im

purpose. Our export of pulp wood lin 1898, which went almost exclusiv

lg to the 'States,was valued at $912;

United States and 125 idle mills.

of wood.

speech made in the Commons by Mr

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McDonald of King’s, P. -E. I. -_Th Examiner’s report however contains

one item not mentioned in the Patrio ,

lunch is tha. Mr. Mcnmid = .id

strong opinion in favor of prohibitio

published a report of the meeting of 1

mate giving a superior fibre to the

pulp mills in Canada. This industry

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w`ood. As a consequence our Ameri-

porters of Canadian spruce for this

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~ 41: or at the rate of about $3-000 ‘per diem( In 1896 there were 1. 190 pulp and paper mills in the _

Many of these mills are largely de- pendent upon Canada for their supply -

ing papers yesterday mentioned the

_ “His own _county had expressed a

A Steel Feed Boiler this 1-alll We have some nice steel boilers €

in stock that we willaell at ai

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sm vance on c%§~ .‘;';t~.f..;'r”°.:°..°.:.'°.:°i.°‘.:.‘;: bon arp _ y ° §

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We guarantee them to be firsti

class in every respect. No casti

iron end=, im stee . i Call and see us before nurchaslng E

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Charlottetown, P. E 1. '$1'

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and the result of the reply made *

tablish a private londed liquor war

given a manwho had been described

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The bad odor of the Scrimgeour

; warehouse has thus reached Ottaw ~, ,` and unless the nuisance is speedily iabated it will spread throughout the 1 entire Dominion. Common prudence, ‘even a. little political horse sense,

_j0ught to show the government that gunless they make this matter r-ight

‘they will lose thousands of votes by it when next election comes around. ’

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to consider a good many

Spring matters in which We can help you. 1

You’ll have some furniture to repair-some upholstering

to do -.one or more mattresses to re.make and dust-some NEW _ FURNITURE ,win be required-Window shades. _ an frames anal-me osrtdsilsrs;

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them by the government was to es-

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house,a thing that had not existed before. The warehouse license nas

_‘as a notorious violator of the Scott

have been introduced twenty years _ earlier than they were, and se vveragei at the same time, although the latter is only now being laid down. Our streets and sidewalk are yet far be- hind what is beiitting a city the size of Charlottetown, and a capital with- al. Street numbers for houses and places of business are yet wanting.i Street lighting is far behind what it ought to be. When we had the Scott lAct the policemen were instructed to “go slow” in carrying out the law, and a private prosecutor had to be employed to do the work which city

is and has been a dead letter. Not

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and omissions, where are the evid- encest-f thecity having been “in many respects thoroughly well governed l” We fear that we shall be compelled again to pause-for along time-.for a reply. '

You cannot dye a dark color light,

but should dye light ones dark. For

home use Magnetic Dyes give excellent results.

Garters’ for Wall Paper.

WIFE BE ATING. _

ST. Louis, Mo., April 6.-A decision

was rendered by Judge Peabody in the Police Comt yesterday that under cer- tain conditions a husband has the right to heat his wife. In the case Bernard Kreizer, charged with beating his wife because she would not agree with him in the management ol their children Judge Peabody said in passing judg ment: "In this case the wife was more guilty than the husband for trying to contradict and thwart' the husbarul’s _will in the resence of the children and

At Grandview, _ou April 2nd, ,1899,

Angus Wm. Mcl.eod',aged 14 years and 3 months. son of .ihe late Donald D. McLeod, oi Montague Bridge, leaving one brother, two sisters and a sorrow- ing mother lo mourn the loss of a true

son and loving brotier.

At St. John, on Wednesday, April

5th, 1899,at the residence of her daugh- ter, Mrs. E. M. Sipprell, Mrs. Eliza J. Fritz. widow oi Capt. Jacob Friiz. wht was lost with his ship,the Cedar Grove. | some years ago.

At 287 Lee Avenue, Brooklyn, New `

York on April 4th 1899, Artemas Mor- row, in his 61st year. a native of this

officials neglected.The curfew by-lawPf0ViU08-

At__Cascumpque village. on April 3rd

to prolong ‘he tatalo ue of ne lectsi1399. Mr- William Hrirdy. llgfd 67

years.

At St Stephen, N. B., on April 5th.,

1899, Annie M., wife of Edwin G. ]V,r00m. ' V 1 At Port Hill, on April 2nd, 1899 “Elizabeth Jane, aged 2 years. and six ,monlhs, daughter 0111-lugh T. and ordelia. McKeudrick. _ _

fi At Westbrook,Me., on March 27th, 3 1899, Judith Gaudet. aged 53 years,

fCascumpeo. . _ At Tignish, on April 4th, 1899, 1Seraphiqne Arsenault. aged 76 years, relict of the late _Maximo Marlin. , ATignish, on March 31st, 1899, *_ Marie Marguerite daughter of Mr. and

A .mage who Juniors if in some cam. Mrs- F- J~J- Arsenaulr- _

~ At Richmond,Lot 14, on March 17th. 1899, Peter Condon, aged 19 years, son ot Martin Condon.

At Rustico, on March 21st, 1899;

Dominic Pineau, aged 62 years. V

Passed peacelully to rest ot Valley-

iield East, King’s County. on March 3rd, 1899, after a severe illness of two

1' weeks, Miles McPherson, aged 27

years. The deceased was the second . son of Lauchlin and Sarah McPherson. Besides a father and mother he leaves ii ve brothers and two sisters to mourn

setting them a had example, which he had a right. to rebuke. There are times when a wife irritates her husband to auch an extent that he cannot control himself and uses his hand or iist. As long as no serious harm is done I be- lieve in punishment.”

Fon SALE.--Steamer Bessie, 40 feet

1ong,noarly three years old. In per- fect oder. J. D. Fullerton, Box 407, Picton N. S. 2eod 6i pd.

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the loss of _a true and faithful son and a ‘kind and'loving‘bro_ther. He will also be missed by a large circle of friends who held him in the highest eeteeni.__ _

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._ -. .. 1 _ - -,--_ Ladies get your houseclean-£1 _

,*ing ` done _ now - you * will be ready to enjoy the bright *

g ~ nimiisn. _ _

Bruce Wright, ol Middleton, to Miss Annie Cameron, ol Albany. -

A Guaranteed Baton-hotle. _-

‘to pay you your monei bark. There’a a pos tive guarantee wit every box that apanese Catarrh Cure wil! cure. No cure.

you get gn: money back. Guarantee in 1 every pac ge. 50 cents at all drugglsts. 115

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At the Msnse, North Bedeque, on=

April 8th, 1899,by Rev. R.. S. Whidden, V

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buy them at one timt,~apply exactly ae

cordlng to the directions-and lfwylou are not _cured see your drnggist; he 1 arrange I

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Sample Sale

Vi/'e have rf ceived another big lot of Sampl _ces (35 cases.) These are all marked at very low ices, considering the extra finish andtquality of the

From these low prices we take an extra dis-

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S_EE THEM ! SEE THEM I SEEATIIEI ! g All our customers were highly pleased with their

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At Montreal, on January 25th, 1899. Auth lim th' th 't

to Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Louson, a son. gto make gb gas; w°l;§p_ a go'

Ammonia, Borax, Carpet Washes, etc. Nothing for thef

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SQ", It shines, cleans ‘as it

p good for the wood-is easy to _ use," Silver _Po_lish, Chamois, E Soaps, everything for fhouse- “: cleaning. ~ _ _ -

(Lowest prices prevail.) . _

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