THEMDKNINGGUARDIAN

` rrunar. Nov. rv. me '

A V\TAL OU ESTION.

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Unole Sam ia credited with a more or less open design to \¢<l°“`° f"°‘” F"°"°° by purchase the islands of Sr. Pierre and lliquelon, which lie close to Newfound- and, Equally cur neighbor would like to cultivate closer relations with U10 Ancient Colony itself, and these two fool*/I give accent to the importance of Canada edecting a union with Newfoundland withoutdelay. It the French ielwde BN for sale Britain or Cana°da ouihl W 5° their purchaser. And with thot UM French Shore question ought to te dis-

posed of. It must not be forgotten that Newfoundland owns the Atlantic coast of Librador, entirely shutting in the mdlnland oi Canada for a length of seven

or eight hundred miles up to the en- trance to Hudson`s Strait. Some day the ownership of this strip will be more im-

portant than the like strip along our Paciile coast of which the United States haabecome possessed by the purchase frcm_Rusaia and the recent boundary de- elsion.

Ifour Government is at allawake it will see the danger., Canada can ill adord to be abut in on both the Atlantic and the .Pacino byarival power. It is time we had' a lonroo Doctrine of our own in re- gard to our northern boundary. li New- foundland does not cheese to some into the Dominion, Labrador. should be pur- chased by Canada. It la little more than

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in-' " 1 v£R*‘ENT»$g£3f¥;»| ,__ dates have been tired bf

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the Dominion

guess was December

and now Ia'Prear~.e o_¢_Mnl_\tr¢ll?_ ll!!

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I 'rss rersseeciebovuuyuapeegthe above

subject, and among other Will* Wild! says: I Thetamptaticls are ao annul. gbliok ments come from so many quarters- hungry omde-seekers, ooatraotora, sub- smy-hnn¢u-g, and wha: .not-and the “facilis desoensus Averill P\‘i“°|l>\° ‘S |_° atrongin politics, that the Governments best friends are not those who stand bY them ‘when they are wrong, not ‘those Wm, gatver thomas his councillors liai- tered Rehoboam. hut those who, true to the traditions and principles for which Liberalism has always stood. 100180 W approve of what in 0DD“i\\°\`| W9 Liberals denounced.

These be brave words, but, apd if the!

are true words, 'lhe Guardian has been a better anaatruermsaa to the Lamar Government than The Globe has been. We have “refused to approve of what in ‘opposition theLlber-als denounced." But * what of The Globe! “Stands Sootlolld wherelt did!" We have in memory a icisbs out award mah or°\°°i»iv° “rife frhat denounced as lavish and wicked an iexpendlture balfal ilreatas thlt Of tho irnbsi-al _ Government of today- The irawsaa editor or rn.. Globe aught to greed for an hcuror two tho 51°! Wh\°|\ _record the welghtier words of his abier predecessors in the editorial chair-_-of [kong B;-own, Gordon Brown, John gamma, A. H. Dymond. And__ then per- haps he would see the errant hypocrisy

5; pretending that The Globe of today

_§.mtusés w ,ppmve whatin Opposition

those stalwart Liberals denounced.

a bill of expenee to Newfoundland. Of couraethe latter could not aellit to a icrollll power, but there ianatlll ia it a aouoeoleomplioatlou ifaotgl dangerto

Canada. Concessions might be made by Newfoundland to use states worm .mais prove embarrassing. Ottawa should be especially alert with regard to St. Plone, Miquelon and Newfoundland at the present time. That way lies danger.

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DIARBHOEA WEAKENSTHB SYSTEM

and if not checked becomes a chronic con~ ditlon. No remedy compares with Nertvg; line. ‘which is pfollllim °W°°i\n’A`,.‘_mdi°_ stomaohandhowol treo or-_G In me alonre tor Crampa, Oolm U __ mm stomach. Summer &m ‘wi excels everythinli iii CUB lmdm _ ‘ an an iadlspenaible hcusehul B-°P¢» ¢@\;g only 22X). Buy B b0t. 8 l50°d5y-

Tar DB. Hau1L1°oN’s Maunaaxn Pums

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Think About Thovernoai Question

store in town clai

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Its so hard to decide where to go when every

ms to be the biggest, claims to

Sell the best Overcoats, claims to sell the most

goods. claims to buy cheapest. claims anything

and everything regardless of any hereafter.

Well I guess Prowse’s is the largest clothing house in Charlottetown and I’ve seen their Syd-

ney store and know its the largest and hand-

somest store I ever went into. I really' think I ~

will go to Ben for my Overzoat.

If they can’t buy cheaper than the others its ‘Ak 3308 vessels passed through the certainl their own fault for°I know that when I' . -sh H

y ’ the Bri tr ag. _ _

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I am buyinga big lot of anything I can 'get it

chea than I can by buying in small lots

Per! _ _ ` C,-Bieysusis ard an athletics depend on

And I believe I-‘ve got sense enough to know _ Bmrrr.nr’s Linmenttokeep theirjoints 1

was probably the last of the five

within the

wliftake _place on J_a_¢i_uary . :$10 . bability seems io be that* this 'ia‘ only; guess, although La Preave enjoys ~ ihe distinction oi being the moat wiasiyi circulated Erma casaaiis newspaper, and being independently; favorable to Sir Wilfrid Laurier might probably have interior sources of inter- 1 mation. But we may cautiously recall Sir Wilt;-id's recently uttered words that “there is only one man who knows and he will not tell.”

COMFORT FOR THE AGED

Judging from the leiters of people up in

years there is no medicine which so promptly frees them of aches and _pains and insures regularity of tbeliver, ki neys and bowels as Dr. Chas`e’s Kidney Liver Pllls.Even when all other means have tailed old people can turn to this gent medicine with lull assurance of relief and cure.

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' ` HEARING OF FISH.

ltrvard Zooloxiat Shown 'Plant ReW_

England Kfllflala Have Earl.

As long ago us the seventeenth cen»

tury lt was noticed that usb have what appeared to be ~ears, and from that time till well in the nineteenth century nobody doubted that the usb were able to hear with them. Then a European Scientist, experimenting with goldfish, surprised his fellows by declaring that me goldfish of his _experiments had proved that they responded to sound By “feeling” rather than by °‘hearing.".as human beings ordinarily understand ii. 'and an English scientist discovered that several kinds of fish. evidently dis- _

turbed by any land concussion that 'vi-T.

brated the water, were apparently deaf to inher sounds that didn't vibrate it. _From that time the lxcurlug of fishes hos been one of the mooted questions of science. , One of the latest investigators. Pro- fessor G. H. Parker of Harvard uni- versity, has lately shown by yet an- other series of experiments that a cer- tain dsh, the little New England min- now, or “killiilsh,” doeshear. and the result of the experiments so far con- ducted seems to' show that some ilsb

hear sounds as men and womcnfdo, .while others are genuinely deaf, liv- ing in perpetual silence and "feeling" a sound impression simply as the vil>r:r- tion which it produces inwater is ccm~ municated to their sensitive bodies.

Many iish. however. although they do not use their ears to hear with. iind‘ them of the greatest value in maintain- ing their equilibrium in the water. Without their earsthese iishes would

_be no more able to swim straight than

dn intoxicated man is able to keep a direct path on his way home from thai

important part in thetnervous meclranl ism by which the ilsh keeps a straight and upright course through its native element. _ ,_ _

Hearing itself, as has been 3 pointed

out in the long series, of scienti1lc» in- vestigations that have been centered about tlshes’ ears during the past dec-

'spnses to 'be developed. Frogs, toads rind the like, for example, have a very deilcient sense ot hearing as compared with birds and particularly with dogs _and cats. The natural conclusion is

I oped fish have a distinct sense of hear- ing, as shown by Professor Parkers experiments.. while others less devel- _oped are entirely dent. Izaac Walton, * who knew so much about fish from the _ angler’s point of view, may ln the light of present knowledge have been giving _ moral _rather than practical advice 'when he warned fishermen “to be pn- tient and forbear swam-in¢_»» _

l Suez Canal Business.

' The Suez Canal, cut at such trem- endous cost of money and life. ‘il

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The transit receipts were over twen ry million dollars-the highest _ne- teivcd since the opening oi the can-

c.ina,l last year, of which 2,165 tiew

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club. The éars, in other words, are an’

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Actual Results _and Not Estimates Count. _

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CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COQTURONTO. _ , p

Dann Sins :-In acknowledging receipt of your cheque for $r,5zr.z7o, I desire to

express mv satisfaction wiih_ihe our come of my investment with yon.

My polig; No S726, was issued on tl»le_ encirgwmenr plan in |870 for Szooo, and I _

paid teh pr 'mrrre~of $48'eaclr;-'or $48: a nge er. _ _ » » .

The surplus payment you now make isalone greater than the total coat of the

policy by $41.20 and I have received the $r ,ioooln addition. ._

Ir is hardly necessary fbr me tofay that io have all mv payments tr

over sr,oco in addition, besides the insurance protection all these years.

isiaci ory to mee _ -4 __ . _ _ _ I ecngratulite the Canada Life on a record which might almoatbe muardered

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F. A. HALL.

K, Rogers. " E. R. Brow,

Manager P. E. Island Branch, Agent ,_ _

Charlottetown, _ _ _ ;_

passing through the Canal lust yell? '--""°- --a

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_ _E increased _42-l,.>f73 tons over 19g_1_ ._ ___ __ __, _ ____ _=_ _'- __ _:_ _

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v~ _ _ wa1tto1n__s%until_theweek_`

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‘ thatwhat will apply to me in my little purchases - _ _. _ i:'_,.;_| i __ si -;‘ ?h*eap__ '

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will certainlyéapply to them in their big buying. L V _, ; _ _ _'_ "P ` __ ' _ SPecm1_»P,-mes m dozen

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I beheve that I have thought this thing out __ _ _ _- __ ___\ ,__ Mm _ _ __ lots _ __ __ ‘_ _ nnoriiiniiol

nl hues that a sensible man could There S no doubt about It

kms” me e *ht °fd‘“a" me ~ _ll0ilr1€m\iisioii. ‘A _vCl\rnio1?\So nefkoion ..._

about the otherbiggest stores in town. _

I nmnoing in Ben _

For my overcoat. Ifl'he can't sell, _nt to bekcheap-_

er than the others-he ought to be able to

If he don’t it’s

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my treat. if 1

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Guaiacoilsone ot`¢lhe»best_ _

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mv" lmao. it measofehefe. rn.¢p¢f¢* _ "X _' _ *poi"tsf‘n'rncl1`as we regard faithful qqofl

With Hypophosphites off, tailoring;-» latest _pattems, of: F _ ‘

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