GUARDIAN CHARLOTTEYIOWN FEBRUARY 8 I_899_
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A baker
Living at
257 Dundas Street, N
London, Ont.,
Geo. Roberts by name,
Recommends
noA.\"s K1D.\‘Ei' PILLS
Because _
I They cured him.
` He had
Pain in the Back;
, His Urine ‘I
 Was red-colored
` And
Was painful
In passage.
The cure
Through
DOAN’S KIDNEY PILLS
'Was quick and complete. ,
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YVEDNESDAY, FEB. S. 1899. ‘
MR- GALLANT DISQUALIFIED-
Word reached the city yesterday
that thc Master of the Rolls had de-
livered judgement in the election
court at Alberton the eflect of which
would be the unseating and `clisqua.li-
fication of Mr. Gallant, the Liberal ,
assembly man for the First District of
Prince County. Mr. Gallant had been
returned at a by-election which fol-
lowed the resignation of Mfr Hackett,
the former member. His return was
petitioned against and at the trial
ievidence was produced not only show-
ing corrupt practices by agents of Mr.
Gallant, but implicating himself per-
'I'hat’s how they always act, »' S0na11y_
i
Because the 're I
y _
For kidneys only. '
If you have
Sick kidneys
Cure them.
Don’t experiment __
Section 113 of the election act reads
as follows z
When it is`_found. by the report of a
.judge upon an election A petition, that
With an unknown remedy..
any corrupt practice has been com-
r
Take no substitute for ,linitted by or with the actual knowledge
DOAN’S KIDNEY PILLS- i or consent of a cftntlidate at an election,
The kind that cure.
All druggists keep them.
50 cents a. box, or
3 boxes for $1.25.
The Doan Kidney Pill C0.,
Toronto, Ont.
-_ ._ ..__. _ -- ' 4- -A-f -r-J, Sitllllb §'.01‘0 \’0llDg ill all QSC OD _ .
_ - previous years with an output Of Oi/'61' in bed the most of the time for three
  IIIIIIRIAS
VERSUS
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Friday, Fall. I0, |899
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liar the Distinguished Paironage of llls
lmr the Lieut- Gnu. and llrs llowlaii;
'in addition to his election, if he has
been elected, being void, he shall, dur-
. ing the eight years next after the date
*cf his being so found guilty, be incap-
Iable of being elected to and sitting in the
A l f ' l ti
for the Assembly, or of holding any
,; office at the nomination ofthe Crown,
1 or of the Lieutenant governor ot the
province.
It has been but rarely that a mem-
ber of the provincial legislature has
been even unseated, and this is, we
believe the first instance of the ex-
S treme penalty of the election act be-
I ing meted out to a member elect.
The disqualifica.tion,as will be seen by
the above quoted section of the law
covers a period of eight years, and
l within that time the person disquali-
, lied not only cannothe elected to the
‘ legislature, but cannot vote at an
election or be appointed to any office
in the giftfof the crown.
l These penalties are indeed severe,
lbut they are not unduly soiif the law
ilias been wilfully broken. Men who
,laspire to make laws for their fellow-
men are usually men of more than
;ordinary intelligence, and they know,
I
nswnsmp me “nor and “rs wart, or ought to know the law. Certainly
llrlll.
St. Peters Buys’ Club.
iiitiiiiimtii
St. PETER’S HALL
--ON--
Inlay Evening. Feb. llih
PROGR 't`\IMl§.
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IQ iartette _ . _ . . _ . . . _ . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . _ _ . . . _ . _ _
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Meer- Biyli _l l, (liven, MCL an and E-ai'l'.;.
1 :long . . . . . _ . . _ _ _ . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _
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llcv. T. H. Hunt.
3 _ Recitatiou . . . . _ _ _ _ . . . .
_ _. _ _ _ . . . . . . . . _ . . . . .
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Master Jack Norton.
cn
~L Sou . _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ . _ . _ _ _ _ _ . . . . . . _ . . .
 . . . . . . . . . .
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g Mi~=s Jottsn.
:i.Yi liniolo _ _ _ . . . _ _
 . . . . . . _ . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . .
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lfrci. Vinnicombe.
R Reading . . . . . _ . . . _ . _ . . . . . . . _ _ . . . . _ . _ . _ . . . . .
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Miss Flo McKenzie.
Y. Vocal Solo _ . . . . . . . . _ _ . . . . _ . . . . _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Mrs. E. H. Norton.
PART. II.
I\II\`STRELS.
Za .stain Raiser, Cprunany, "Hot Time" and
‘ li d H`ll’
` p c 1 _
ii .... ..“H-Juey You Have Served Me \Vrong”
Bon. s Sr.
'L-Quartette.. _- _ . . _ . . . . _ . _ . _ _ .
_ _"Old Black Joe"
imc-` :lr,, Tamb » Jr.,Bonc~' and Taiiibos Jrs,
1 _“Your My Color, but You Ain‘t My Kind'
B-.1 nes Jr.
1#-Whistling Solo. . . . . _ _ . . . _ . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . .
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‘ Tam no J
5. me s a. Warm Soo: in My Heart for You
Y . . . . . . . .
_ . _ . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. _
_ On e of the Little Coons.
S Sit
I- and t . . . . _ _ . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Brudd r Rastus
T- “My Little Yal er Girl Has Gone and Lef’
le”
Bi udd_ r Snowball
 _ _ ._.llIassa’s in de Cold, Cold Ground.
Bmdders Bones Sr. and Jr., and Ta "bo Jr.
....... ._“My Little Yall r Lloo i Good Night"
The Other Little Coon.
"Ma Honolulu Queeu"
'l`ambo Jr.
. _“When lou Ain‘t Got No Money”
N KM Tambo Sr. Co ml
. . _ . _ . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Gob savi: THE QUE $15. Y `°
Admission 201:. Doors o _ en at 7.30.
On hh 8 ifclock sharp. _ Feb 7
Via"
lit may he expected that they shall
obey the law. It is only by the strict
enforcement of the penalties in such
cases that the widely prevalent evils of
bribery and corruption can be check-
. ed. Unfortunately there is too much
,reason to believe that Mr. Gallant is
l not more guilty than some others
_ who are permitted to hold their seats
in security, and it is to be hoped that
,i the punishment- now meted out to him
|? may prove a. salutary lesson to all
whctake part in elections.
France is said to have asked the
aiscnt of Britain to lier acquiring the
lielgi-1_ii possessions in Africa.. It is
doubtful whether such assent can be
given in view of the illiberal policy
toward the trade of other countries
which France invariably adopts in
her colonies. British colonies are
open to the trade of all nations, and
the Belgian African possessions are
also fi ee in the same way.
l It looks as though Canada ought
to profit by the astounding revela-
tions of the United States inquiry in
regard to the canned and preserved
,meats supplied to the army in the
camps and in Cuba.. American
" canned meats had before been looked
upon with distrust in European mar-
kets. It cannot be otherwise than
that the recent revelations will in-
crease that feeling. Canada is al-
ready coming to the front as a meat-
producer and ought to be able now
and hereafter to establish and main-
tain some such reputation in that re-
gard as is now held in the matter of
Canadian cheese. And now is the
time to strike for it.
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JOHN T, MCKENZIE
THE TBILOR,
ci-1anLor'rEroWN, _ - -
P. E. ISLAND
Toronto now claims a. population of
205,000 as reported by the assess-
ment department. This shows a
handsome gain since the census of
l-S91, when the population was set
down at 1s1,22o.
Among the complaints from the
Filipinos is that American taxation is
higher than that of the Spaniards.
The Junta has issued a statement
that while formerly the poorest paid
in poll-tax S2 and the richest $37,
now the poorest pay $5 and the
richest S100.
The Prince Alfred of Saxe Coburg
and Gotha, whose death the cable
announces; seems not to be the Duke
of Edinburgh, but his sou, Alfred
Alexander William Ernest Albert,
who was born at Buckingham Palace
in 1874. He has been for seine time
an invalid.
A number of months ago the Mon-
treal Witness offered a prize for the
best Canadian national song. Judges
were appointed to select the best ten
from the songs received in competi-
tion. Tliese were sent to the Mar-
quis of Dufferin who is to make the
final reward.
The British Columbia coal _mines
have in the past year surpassed all
1,125,000 tons, while the Nova Scotia
mines have about equalled their large
production of last year. The Domin-
ion Coal Company’s mine alone turn-
ed out 1,135.200 tons, .and t-here are
0. number of smaller prod -iioers. I
The Liberal party in the United
Kingdom have atlength succeeded in
securing a. leader in succession to Sir
William Vernon Harcourt resigned,
Sir Archibald Campbell-Bannerman,
upon whom the choice has fallen is a
less brilliant man than either Har-
court, Rosebery or Gladstone, his
predecessors in the leadership, but
he is credited with good abilities, and
especially as good measure of Scotch
shrewnizess, and he stands well with
nearly all sections of the now some-
" what divided party. ‘
We hear from time to time about
the settlement _of Mormons in the
Canadian Northwest. A letter to the
Toronto Globe of recent date tells
that in Alberta the sect now numbers
about 5,000. They are described as
industrious and thrifty settlers, and as
‘» for the objectionable features of their
religious faith, the correspondent
gi states that plurality of wives has
_I never been introduced or practiced by
them in Canada. It was in fact, no
part of the original creed of Joseph
Smith, and was only established to-
ward the close of his career. It was
afterward abolished by law even in
Utah. _
Our esteemed evening contemporaries
are both in error in regard to what the
GUARDIAN has said about the Gover-
norship. 'We do not “pretend to have
some semi-otticial news" on the sub-
ject as the Patriot states. Nor have
we been "prophesying again” in re-
gard the matter as the Examiner puts
ir. We mentioned that there were a
number of rumorscurrent and added
-“It is pretty certain that nothing
is yet settled in regard to the appoint-
ment.” Our contemporaries should
endeavor to acquire the habit of
accurac
y.
” 
To Cure Headache in ten minutes use
Komlorl Headache Powders. 10 cts.
D. A. BRUCE moved to his new -md
: mises in Morris Block where he will be
pleased to see his old customers and
m-iny new ones.-28 rf.
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in  States and Canada. Send
Stamps tor information or call at TRUR 0.
Nova Scotia, in Merchants Bank Building.
At PICTOU _Revere Ho*e1. ever Wednesday
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neurons rm warn ni: emr
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1?;-gm Kidney Disease-Although ti
Man of Three-Score and Ten. Dr.
Chase’s Kidney -Liv_r Pills
Gave Him Back Perfect
Health-
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This ll to certify that I was sick
years with kidney disease. I took
several boxes of pills-different' kinds
--and a. great many other kinds of
patent medicines: besides that I was
under- treatfnent by four ditterent doc- _
'tors during the time and not able to ‘
work. I began to take Dr. Chase’e
Kidney-Liver Pills, and since that time
have been working every day although
a. man nearly 70 years of age. Dr.'
Cha.se's Kidney-Liver Pills have cur-
ed me.
JAMES SIMPSON.
Newcomb Mills, Ont..
If the Kidneys are not _in a perfectly
clean and healthy- condition, the blood
becomes impregiia`ted with impurities
and a. decay of the Kidneys soon
cakes place. Briglxlis Disease, Dia.-
twetes, Gravel, Stone in the Bladder, I
lnflzzniniatioii of the Bladder, and a
ifziig list. of Iiidrrey diseases become
seated, and sooner or later in so many
zristaxices end fatally Dr. Chasde-
Kidriey-Liver Pills cure all Kldu@‘Y
troubles. Sold by ull dealer; ww#
#3 saints pe! bor..
Pillaiii_§ggioicoiliii»
Saint Peters School 'Ream
.ggi-
-THURSDAY EVENING, FEB. _9
- PROGRAMME.
PART 1. - _
1. Chorus ...................... _.The Herd Bells
P `ls.
f upi
2. Vocal Solo ................................... ._
' Mr. Charles Earle.
3. Reading . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . .
 ..........  
” Miss James. _
4. Violin Sole. .- ........... ..Cavatine by Becker
Pr f. V' ` ib~.
o innicon
5. Vocal Solo . . . .
_.My Dream of You-by Paul
Rodney . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . .
.; ............ ..
Miss Colby.
6. Tableaux-Grace Darling Going . _ . . . . . . . .
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7. Reading . . . . . . . _ . _ . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . _
_.
Miss Lcfurgey. '
. Tablcaux-Grace Darling Returning- . . . _ . .
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IXTERMISSION. SALE OF CANDY.
' I-ART ll.
9. Trombone Solo. _ _ ., ..Love’s Dreamland-by
Otto ttoeuer . . _ . . . . _ . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . .
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L. 0. Em~.~:rso_r . . . . . _ _ _ . . _ .
 . _ . . . . . _ . . . _ _
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Mes.-rs. T. A. McLean, ir., Charles Earle
_ Frank Bayfield, J. F. Owen.
11. Reading ..................................... ._
Miss Leturgev
1° Vocal S `
» -. o o ............ _ ._ . . . . . _ . . .
. _ . ....... _ _
Miss Amy Earle. _ `
13. Vocal Solo.. . _ . _ . . . . . .
_ _True Love is Sweet
Mr. E. H. Mitchell,
14. Tableaux - Sc.-ne from lite of Queen
Elizabeth _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . _ . . .
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15. Violin Solo .......... ..Ca.u»onet>a-by Bohm
Prof. Vinnioombe
upi
God Save th. Queen
A dmissiori lfncente.
Doors open at 7.30. Concert 'at 8 o‘c1o'_k.
Pat. & Ex. 7 Zi
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times sore lips sore mouths and sore
factthat no a large percentage the
G We have seen many causes
plates were continually suffering from
coolness and durability. -
= "Examination free.
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Under the- Auspices of the Local
Council of Women in
Address _ . . . . . .
_ _‘_ .’ ........... _ _ .The Preslde“t
Milano'_'Pat.riot.i.ica. Marc e--Violin, Mandolin
and Piano . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . _ . . . . . . . . .
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with special reteren- e »o Consumption...
Dr. McLeod
eligi' le for the Oli! e 0* School Tru does?
Mr. R. Campbell. l)_°. 'l‘ay11r,Judge War-
burton. Mr. P. Pope..
GOD SAVE TEIEQUEEN.
Doors open at 7.30. Meeiiug commences at
the Council.
Feb. 7 dil F`r'da.V
Many persons who are compelled to
that the Rubbe. or Vulcanite plate causes
shrinkage of the gum, etc, finally causing
e
wearing of a Rubber or Vnlcamte plete.
. of persons can wear rubber or vulcanite
him
 relief. 1 In case of that kind we always   _ V
Gold, Platinum of Alutlllllllhlf
Our reason for recommending a mental' is that itfie a
heat and cold, hereby keeping the mouth l. and it is' _non
is thinner, lic liter and stronger than any o r plate, It il'
particular, and is enjoyment to the wearer. You can
taken and have a Gold, Platinum or Aluminum
'guaranteed because we make them ourselves
used. We- also make the famous T HURLO PLATE, noted for its
0 We would like you to call and see °speci
work including our Continuous Ginn PlatesEth0 ver inset.
_ known to Dental Science. Every piece ofw
BERLIN nnnii.
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Vocal Solo ..................  . . _ . .
 ......... ._ i 
Mr. Cecil Machleill
1* 2 Discussion--Is it advisable that Wor:-‘en bei
8 _ nc.
gT.B -A.:-ollection will be :taken in favor cfi
ofthe
Artifical
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satisfaction to the patient else we will not allow it to leave our
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si. i>iui.’s sciiootiiotm. i..isi.i.‘.§:;‘.“°"°°°°‘
Friday, lnill February high in quality
Norwegian Dances by Grieg.  _ _ .' . . . _ . . . . . . _ .
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. M iss Amy Moore and Miss Rurbidga A
M’ _ H. Palmer H. And son and M.Pa1mer_ 1 A 1 ' ,
Adldsriisas-Sanitahiia as apgi-_lveiitive of Disc-ise, lf C can’ solid bar of
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LIME! LIME !
_F03 SALE.
We have on hand a. large _stock of
No. 1 Lime, St. John and Brae d’Or,
in casks and barrels, which we offer
-able for lobster traps.
10. Quartet‘e.l`lI_!.:..EAlilli(iifi Iiiiiirie-Arranged by! And all kinds of lumber Suitable
for building and farm purposes. ,
Give us a call. _
A Poole's Wharf.
Jan. 27, 1aw&W 4i.
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16. Chorus.. _ _ __ _ _  _ __ _.Story of the Flag 1 
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BUSY.
We are compelled to gf
run day and night to 5
keep up with our af
gorders. - _ ,.»
si' Does this show
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' whether we are pleas- _.I 4
ing our customers or :_-
not? ' §
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Ha.ve"yon got a ' pair
§. Hockey Boots? Look at th
§ list, then come and get a pair. “_
Men’s Black Best regular ;§
  $2.25 now $1.75 
-§Boy’s _ “ -_-,$1.95 ,“ . $1.50 iii;
E Men’s Chocolate regular  _
$2.75 now $2.00 "l
Ensures’ aiming Boca at big
gdiscounts-. ' ~ E
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Ourreip ' .adent addrem to Charlottetown I
arimw oi.aseow,N.,s. W7' asc H; ° arm Dame ' ~
everyltriday. ’ m r oeli. 0£at lottatowue.udSt.John. - °EnT|‘T' |0¢|;15¢1.,ndw¢-
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low for cash. I
Also 300 M No. 1 Litlis, dry, suit-I
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si. E. iiriicini,
H1Pd0DUcE
REMDVED I I 
I I nnciirvsns or
0 , 3 rorrrons.
wlIlud\1i1d;tibe3 lnlivgdzzeoint 3hr2"=!Ii‘;ysr mag BUTTER, EGGS,
thphgiorth glue ot Queens Squat - _ _ _pnnsgl
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