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THE MORNlNG GUARDIAN

'”' ` rnnasoar, FEB. 11, 1904.

ABOUT

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THE CIVIC ELECTIONS.

The election of Mayor, Councillors and Walor Commissioners aroused a good

deaiol interest particularly toward its

FI I i' close yesterday. There was regrettably

more drunkenness than has been seen in

this generally sober city for a good while

A “bb” “lui it W9” . I ipast. The day was line though cold, so

W |°°k Wal- that every facility was alorded thosc Who

R mmf m'euw'eu, ,desired to vote, and the number was

wsu! if is is nm sm “““€°-

orthereitwillwsarout

We have not disguised our preference for Mr. llornc in the Msyoralty contest,

hero or thus.

_ and we frankly regret his defeat, with so

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large a vote in|‘_his favor and so nearly equal to his more successful competitor. We regret it the] more as he undoubt

For Dr. Kelly, the Mayor elect, we need

Canadian Rubber are

made to lit every kind of leather footgear-for men, women andchildron.

They toudl tho boot ‘

at every part, qithqgt squeezing, drawing or

hurting.

They give ideal foot 1

comfort and joy because A they

PTT LTKE GLOVES .

esvanusuno so vraas

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‘silly lost some votes, on account of his

L ' G well-lrnnwu temperance principles. it is

J ` alsotobelobserved that the very ll!1l°`

'._\,\ _ numter of votes in Ward Five Mr.

ll] l-lornc‘a strongest ground, far exceeded I \`N\\`\\»' ’ the capacity of the single polling place to

P N ` \ record. The booth was throngod all du!

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O ~i|,3', y and it is reported that a number who de- @ “MN "` six ed to vote were unable to do so.

only say that he prosecuted a very active and spirited canvas. We hear him well spoken of in his profession, and as a‘ friend to the poor. He was very generally supported by his eo-religionists, which was quite natural and proper on their part. Ile also had other support on personal or public grounds, and for some unexplained: reason, though no donbt partly because of what has been already slated, any vote distinctly controlled by

the liquor interest was thrown in his favor. We since:ely'hope that this latter

fact may not in any way influence his course as Chief Magistrate of the city.

All thc members of the retiring Council

who offered for re-election excepting

Councillor Stewart, whose ill-success we

regret, were handsomely returned. The Commissioners of Water Supply and

‘ " J Sewerage were equally fortunate and had

. -, »_\,__~1.. 4 ¢.<'.\.".~»:.‘»\~.~

sroivlcu

and Bowel Troubles

3 To-pm Liver, sur neaauns. consumi-

tlm and Bllloushesa, speedily cured hy

M<;GAl.E’§

BUTTERNUT

Tbeyare safe and pronryr, free from Ca/olnzl

or any /llanurial preparations; can he uken at any time and in any climate.

They are prepared with a concentrated E.e_

/ran argue from the Hsmmnz and rciftnn- any minsima with other vrgrrnus principles that make them viahour doubt one of the best Liver, Stomach and Bowel Pills now more ui. passe. For calc snlrywhere, 25a per box,

or by mall on receipt of price.

SfANTON’S PAIN RELIEF,

liamlly rssnly for iaterssl and axleraal ual.

Cures Rhenrnatlsm. Col ic. Spralns,

Iieuralgin. For sale everywhere. price 15 cents per bottle.

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Sole prnpririon, Tun Winona Cnaaarcax.

Cc. Urniied, Montreal, Canada.

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FAULTY DIGES l`l0N

always precedes and favors the development cfconsuu1p~ tion. A good thing for uny- one who is suffering troiu indigestion and may be pre- disposed to consuinptif n, is P/\Rl\"S 1’l'lRFEC'l` EMUL- SION, which tones up the digestive System and kills consuruption germs.

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Commeucing Monday. lanuar sth. rgo4,` lhe

lrainaol this railway will run :Eaily (_ undays excepted) as follows--. Trains Outward Trains inward

Read down Stations. Head up.

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N. Wiltshire

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‘halos are ran by atlantic E... \_». fi ‘rinif

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very large majorities. Chairman Crabhe,

"TT" W " "" ' ' ' who made no personal canvass. received '1

very flattering endoraation under the circumstances.

TWO GOOD M EETINGS.

The two political meetings held on Tues-

day evening in Kindergarten Hall and the Opera House by the opposed parties were good representative gatherings. The

principles and policies of the two parties received at fair exposition at the bands of tbecandidatea and their leaning support-

ers. The speaking at both meetings was creditable, calm and argumentative and was listened to with apparently close at- tention. 'l`he discussion was free from

ciieosive pcrsonalitirs, as we learn the meetings in the country districts have ali-o been. Them was excellent order at both

meetings and we believe this has also held true with regard to ull the meetings so iar held. This was to be expected, but is none the loss creditable to the elector-

ate oi\Vest Queens and to the two can- didates as wt l'.

Sa fur the i-.icrisi developed has not

perhaps been quite as great as might have brcn expected. A federal election is

usually a matter that engages the at- tention of the electorate quite intensely.

The present campaign has occurred in the middle of a most severe wintci-, with

intense cold weather from week to week.

This has been a damper upon electoral enthusiasm to a considerable extent. We

can only hope that polling day IDIY be 1* favorable one in point oi weather cen-

ditions, as otherwise a full vote will not be polled. We conceive it to be a part oi the duty of all good citizens to record their votes. Vnlcss this is done our re-

presenrative institutions cannot be main- tained at their lull value. Ill fares the land whose citizens lose interest in

national affairs. We trust that all the electors of West Queens will be found at

choice on the 16th.

The latest issue of The Lord`s Day Ad

vocate, the organ of the Lord‘s Day Al- liance of Canada, contains an article cit-

ing the vlaws of leading dignitaries of the Roman Catholic Church lu regard tc Sabbath observance. The Advocate

quotes from Pope Leo XIII, Cardinal Gibbons, Archbishop Ireland, Archbishop (hth of Victoria, B. C., Archbishop 0'- Brien of Halifax, Archbishop Lanlsvin oi Winnipeg, Bishop McDonald of Char- lottetown, Bishop Blals ol Rlmoueki and

L Bishop laxlme of St. Hyaciuthe, strongly urging the duty of strictly and religiously observing the Lord's Day, and in a num- ber cf cases very heartily commending the Alliance and its work.

‘ililnlif iiiiif 25°.

la sent direct is its diseased

nm by the improved Blower.

sala the nleare, clears tba#

our rtucxv usrsma Attv. I

In this eouutry as lu the British isles

and to some extent wherever the English

language is spoken, sympathy ia on the side of Japan in her conflict with Russia. There is admiratloumluglcd with surprise at the plueky manner in which the strug- gle has been begun and the splendid re- sults of the first naval onset.Elevea Rus-

sian battleshlps and cruisers put 'out of action at Port Arthur and Chemulpo, al- most iu the first round ia a sad surprise for the haughty enemy, a source of great cougratulation to Japan and her sympa- thisers and is a very handsome achieve- ment. It gives great assurance for

the present and gicat promise for the future. It may be taken to assure Japan's i entire command of the sea during the

war, an almostjmmoasurable gain. It will`\ also go far to prevent outside interference on behalf of Russia. .Whether or notaetually sur eriorin naval

force at the outset, the Japanese admiral by sailing direct for Port Arthur, where the strongest Russian fleet was in port, showed the courage which dares every- thing for nag and country. That. he was able to surprise the enemy proves alert- ness and naval enterprise of the kind that wins. The almost simultaneous attack

upon the enemy at Port Arthur and Cbemulpo, points 350 miles distant from

concerted action. Chemulpo has been the landing place for Russian troops in Korea, and the fact that two Russian cruisers

have been sunk there, while Port Arthur is blockaded must paraiyse any offen- sive operations of Russia in Korea, so far “

as they depend upon water transporta- tion. This is a great advantage. It Wculd appear that the Russian fleet hereafter must keep within the shelter of fcrtided

ports.

Another significant feature of the be-

gining of the naval struggle is the part played by torpedo boats. The Russian ships that were disabled and forced to run ashore at Port Arthur appear to have been the victims of these submarine

missiles. Very probably the same will be found tiue of the two cruisers that were

sunk nt Chemulpo. This is an arm of the naval service in which Japan is well

equipped, and the dare-devil courage. alertness and activity required in torpedo

warfare are qualities in which the Japa- nese excel.

Butit must he remembered that the

Russians are brave and sturdy lighters and the real issues of the war will be

determined cu land, where Russia is

strongly entrenched and fortiilcd. Port Arthur, for instance, is described as

bclng now another Sebastopol, such as it took the combined forces of l‘Trancc=

Britain and Turkey a year to capture.

J. J. Hill, the great Northern Railway

mugnats, when about tojlaunoh his new steam yacht Dakota the other day receiv-

ed a petition from 8.000 women of North and South Dakota asking that the steam- er hc not “baptised” with champagne, as the boat is named after two prohibition

states.

ABOUT THAT COAT

You wear a coat. Why?

To keep the cold out? No; to keep the warmth in. What of the body that has no warmth-the thin, poor body that lacks the healthy llesh and fat it needs?

For such we say that Scott’s

Emulsion provides the right kind ofacoat. Why? Be. cause Scott’s Emulsion builds firm, solid flesh and sup _:lies just enough fat to fill

\n.1ture’s. requirements-no Imore. That means bodily warmth. _

We il send yon a sample lree upon reqneq.

Here is a remedy that is

a good one,

Our Compound

each other, shows well-planned and

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PERKINS & B0..

The Millinery Leaders, Sunnyside.

nuu curious

print cottous for spring. Neat and pretty

patterns in stripes and dots, and dainty little Hower and spray patterns at the following

rices

AN INVESTMENT THAT PAID

CANADA LIFE Policy No. l5.605

Date, loth August. 1874. Plan, Life- ro Payments. `/"' _

ASSURANCE COMPANY.

Life of Lewis Campbell

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Total Premium - - - - . ~ 58 'f' 1 . ‘ Date of Death, 19th Octohe _ -nog. Aw ` *k I '.1' __

“Ill Il Additions - - - - - - » . 55145

Total

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Amount of élaim.‘over 4,0 pei: rent oi tothl premiums. Divid ds alone over er cent of total remlumr.

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Return over cost. $1.168 1' ’-I #des rg years' xmuiance.

It Pays to insure in the Canada Life

Rates and particulars ch..-1 'nily furnished.

E. R. Brow.

Charlottetow n,

Special Agent

WM MNNN

W. K- Rogers.

Charlottetown,

Manager P. E. Island Branch,

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Bokor’s Hockey Skates Arena

Boker-'s Hockey Skates Dominion , Boker's Hockey Skates Royal .Canadian

Wholply Hockey Skates Spring Skaios all sizes Hockey Siloks from 1 5 oonta

E hin Pads

Simon W. Crabbe,

Stow

Wa1ker's Corner

Dec. I2, 1903.

as and Hardware.

HUMPHRlEY’S Celebrated Moncton Make

in Cloth and Clothing, should be worn by all,

Ask your dealer t

o show you a line of these goods-if ~he

has not got then, tell him you must have it.

If he won’t comply with your request-Come to us or

send for samples and prices,

The name or guarantee is on every ticket,, so don’t be

SOLE AGENTS FOR P. E. lSLAND_

deceived.

THE HUMPH

REY CLOTHING STORE,

I Opera House Building.

A. WINFIELD S

COTT. Manager.

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the polls to vote for the men of their ICOTTA BOWNE.’l‘on>nto, Oat. B @)|¢ I

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B. & I. Patent Bias Filled Corscts....

Canadars Most Prominent

C0l'S¢l and appreciated alike

Syrup of the ilypophosphites

For impaired digestion.

loss of appetite. general

debility, there is nothing like it.

Price 75c per fullpint

bottle.

s.w.a¢nin,rnm.s.

The S uare Drugglst.

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exacting-They plea

by our American lady cousins the border.

They -satisfy the most

se the most fastidious.

See the beautiful Models for |904. viz

Lady Curzon. Lady

Eileen. Lady Ruby.

Up-to-date merchants from HAr.rrAx, N. S. to

V/mconvsn, B. C. can

supplyiyou with your proper

Model in B. &‘ I. Corsets.

racroluns-Tos.oNTo. onraiuo

g=p gun nyslde; 5,. m U -

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claim Paid, wh october, i at. l .¢ ,., ,f 4/ - ==

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“Take my Advice, Old Mani”

“Ifynu want to look dressed ‘up

to the handle’--not ovcrdressed, mind you-see that John McLeod & Co., does your tailoring." Sage advice to the man of business or society whose appearance is of any moment to him. We can but re- peat; For good garmen ts,fashion ably cut and made. see 4

JOHN ll0LE0l) & G0.

The big discount sale is now on at D.

A. Bruce`s. You can buy men`s under- wear, shirts. gloves, caps, fur collars, readymadc overcoats. suits, imported and home made without prnilt to the seller. 20 ti w Lf

Charming Rings Yet Nui Gosily

_We carry a very large stock of

Rings-including Rings for Men. Rings for Ladies, Rings for Misses and Rings for Babies~and beauti- ful as is the showing in its entirety, it will surprise ycu. to find how many of them cost only a few dollars each. We believe that there are quite a good many people who would be glad to put a few spare dollars into a Ring did~ they only know how pretty and tasty a one could be bought here for a small sum. We invite you to think the matter over and to come and see our stock.

Our Ladies' Rings run from

$2.00 up; our Misses' Rings from 31.50; our Babies’ Rings from goc.

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Eastern §tEmship Co,

lnternatlalnalbivislon. Winter Reduced Rates

ia elect to lay rat, |904, ' <

Bt. John to Portland $3.00 sa. you to soma 3.9¢ ‘Oonnaendng Demabar re, resgstaamer Iaavu ltfyohn at s a. nr. , (atlantic standard) ‘than- 4l!¢ |°fl.nbae, lllooti, Porliandand Boston

luaarntqlroanlondnatgaaniia. Portland. llliwrt aaa Lnbee. atoaaayu. ' Pllrhsen arriving as semen an evenings oreviorauminalng -mapaaiih is drier m- nem-.ier and tabs eabla Births orslstasooms for f\'.“rIv.. ~ ` .fi

Wi ‘- fi- LRB, Agent, ltloha, L8. l.

cu vm aUs‘rnl, v. P. l ot»n'l Manager.

0en¢'ral Olena. Iealavrwharf. Donna. lass at .

Cmnbasl l'¢v¢r a.u.uaNao0¥0 ?a'ra.

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