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The Crow of Croup.

It strikes terror to ii mother’s heart to

hive 1;.r chz._l wake up at night with n croupy cough.

Child can scarcely speak, can hardly

breathe-seenis to be choking.

There is no time for delay-apply ho!

poultices to the throat and upper part of the chest, and give Dr. Wood's Norway Pina Syrup-nothing like it for giving oroinpt relief-will save a child when nothing else will.

Mrs. Win Young, Frome, Ont.. says: ‘One year ago our little boy had a severe lttack of infizimrnation of the lungs and are-i , which left a bad wheeze ixi his chest. ‘ xige were advised to use Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup. which we did, and it cured him completely.

“Now we always

keep this remedy in the house. as it excels

all others for the ~

severest kinds of coughs

or colds." -

Laxa-Liver Pills are the mostger-

fect remedy known for the cure of on- stipation, Dyspepsia, Biliousuess and Sick Headache. Do not gripe or sioksm

lilHf/3011

bil I mils Shots..

“Ve havereceived a

new lot of \Vhite

Tennis Shoes with

rubber soles-Can

give you all S‘zes from \vomen's size

t_o men’s size 10. Wcmen’s are

801:.

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Charlottetown, P. E. I. _

#¥lI.il#lIIl#llll¥lI.Il#lI.Ili@Hf

§Ladie s’ Shoesé

* We have just opened alot of* §Ladies’ Vici Kid Oxford Shoesé #all A One (A l) stock.

iflisses’ Boot

§ Also a lot of Misses’

toned Boots in Chocolate an

§Biooi< sues. 11 to 2.

giufauts' shoe

§ For the little tote we hav

giant received an assorted Io *th

i :E in_ -" <» V* eg in 'lllllllllilklllll lI'|IUIIII#Il'II*IIII#IIIIll§IiR@

Everything new and uobby at

i New srioe srok

§\IOIlIIIS ~& SMI I

2 Queen Street, Corner below * London House.

#§IIII#IIIIifIII|¥#8

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The latest and best assortment

of l`5c boohsin t-bocis .

The freshest and but sseort

nent of

_ Doslt. miss seeiijgthose gnellsaof places of interest on P. E.

A full supply of yiews of P. E.

THE GUARDIAN

An Independent Journal, untrammelled

and fearless; iiiniing to be Juv, lmoartlal, Reliable. Newsy, seekiiig at all times to further the best iiitcresrs of the people, and recognized therefore as

The P'oop1e’- Paper.

Published at its offices, New Prowse

Block. .\'orth side Post Oflice, at the fol- lowing.: rates. payable in advancez- Morning Edition, daily (except Sunday) three months $1.00: ner yr . . _ . . . . . ...$-L00 Semi-weekly Edition (Mond. 8: Thur.)

per yr. $1.50; in advance . . . . . . _ . _ . . ._ .$1.25 Veekly Edition (Thursday) per yr. $1.25; in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .$1113

Branch Offices

have been established at the followinf places where subscriptions may be pai , uesvs furnished, advertising. job work and other liusiiiess transactedz- Suiniiierside. Currlels Bookstore-D. K.

Currie. Manager.

Allierton, .~\.lI_>erton Bookstore-G. S.

lluttart. _-lgrent.

Souris East. Telephone oiiice -R. Seaman,

Agent.

J. E. B. Mociii-:_.~.DY. J. P. Hoon,

_ Editor. :Business

Manager,

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THURSDAY. JUNE 7, lillil.

OUR DAIRY EXPORTS.

It is well known in a general way that

Canadian dairy exports are increasing from year to year and that the bulk of these exports aresent to Great Britain.I What is perhaps not so generally known is how largely our exportsof butter have grown within the past live years. Here are the figures:

Pounds.

1895 .................... $091,476 1996 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . _ _ . ...5.%,241 1.(52,(B0 1897 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . __.11,-£53,351 2,(@,]73

1898 . . . . _ . . _ . . . . . _ . . . _ .._11,253.787 2,046,686 1899 _ _ . . . . . . . . . _ _ _ _ . . . ...20,139,195 3,7i.l),S73

There we see that both in quantity and

value the butter exports of the Dominion

have increased five fold and upwards within the five years past. Our cheesei

business, being an earlier developement of

the factory system, naturally does not

show so large a percentage of increase in recent years, but still the gain has been

considerable-from 146,004,650 pounds i worth $14,253,002; in 1895 to 1t¥),S27,S39

pounds worth $16,776,765 last year. The total exports of cheese and butter.

together last year represent a value of $20,471,638, and of this $20,244,425 went to Great- Britain. In other words Britain

furnishes the market for almosst ninety

nine one hundredths of the cheese andl butter which the Dominion exports._

Britain is our almost exclusive dairy mar- I ket.

THE EDll0R’S MAIL.

Against Taxing Insurance Companies.

SIR,-I observe it is the intention of the

Government by a bill before the Legisla- ture to increase the taxes on life insurance companies operating in this Province. As

so e p -y- er 0

public purposes. Is not this taxing the

insurance is _compulsory for this very reason and surely it is the duty of’ Government to _encourage rather than debar the individual who is

and grow up to be useful and intelligent citizens. We frequently see reference made to accumulations in savings banks

o a muc gi-ea er extent is t e amount oflife insurance which is carried from year to year and every obstacle placed in

direct in_) ury to the individual and to the community at large. During the past year_Canadian Companies alone paid in

cient to pay the premiums on over five million dollars of insurance. The injust- ice of the thing is being recognized

y i Ontario government is at present con-

sidering the proposals of a large fleputa- tion of insurance managers to reduce the

is municipal tax. This sum is altogether too large for thisemail Province and three

retired from the field. The manager of the Victoria Royal, Mr. David Bouxke

understood by policy holders in all com

There rs Strength.

pure Hood s Sarsapardla rs the standard

lllll illllllya

Clear, sparkling, carbonated drinks-drinks that are noted

for their Ene flavor, and

wholesome properties-'then

ask for our

Glngaille, Cream Soda. Lean Sour. ele-

O°°I°°

a representative of one of our leading companies and in justice to the hundreds of policy-holders in different companies on thif Island I am prompted to raise a protest against what a little reflection proves to be an injustice against a. very large portion of the community. The‘ plea generally urged in favor of such taxation is that the companies are rich and making large profits, overlooking the fact that the funds of such companies do not belong to them but are simply the savings of a provident people held by the companies in trust to provide fcr the families of their members when death removes the bread-winner. The profit earned by life insurance com- panies do not belong to the share-holders as is erroneously supposed except ani infinitesimal small proportion of them. By reference to page XIX of the latest

Nearly all dealers sell them.

G. H. SIMMONS.

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Special Rates

d Parties from cityégf font; ogngorfélylgg

esxretpsn c yin_0_. _ conveyed thine in the morning. given dinner and tea at the Florida Hotel and returned in the eveuilg for but $r.z5 each. Coach will meet all such parties any day in the week on my receiving two hours notice. other special arrangements can be made at avi?

Pr ` to

' - opnc r.

Florida Hotel.

Pownal June 6 tf.

“Oh .I do not kill

’Twould be an ac!

Scieanllnuis

.en-

lk -......

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Duluth*

June 7 dii i

%*A.';...’1v _.~.~ am"

OBDEIEL YCTIE.

P. E. I. BEM kids 'SASH _FAOIBIIY _

_ _ and set the Fly thinking. I

' _ _ 5 _ _ E i _ _ 5 _ _ _

the little Fly,

of cruel-ty.”

& inflows

. _

Government report on Life Companies it

is observed that out of every) 7 ' ' ‘ "it" ' it hundred dollars received in income __ ;_ for the year $0.85 only was paid in _ °

dividends to shareholders, being less than I _

one per cent. To tax the companies _ _ _- l_f____ _ _

therefore means. simply approprinting the " `___` T' I ” 5: ‘ I profits or earning f th olit hold t ‘ li'

thrifty who wisely plan that their families S ' it ' S I

shall not be the objects of private or public S

charity? In some countries of Europe life n ' '

anxious that his family should enjoy the , `

blessings and advantages of an education Pat0n’s

are ou iuiiia to into prosperity <_>_fa country. Trunks

the way and which _iuoiousos its ooot is o. a,I‘G `BeSt»

taxes upwards of $90,000, an amount sum-_ Patgnfs

b the safer Provinces and the

taxes. The companies nowpay $211) ann- _ W ually in taxes in thisProvinoe,$50of which A e

at least of our Canadian Companies have _ _ _~

..,,,,,._,,d the Island ,wo ,em ,go Wm, ,, _ _'_lj`-fcuaks are strong. Buy your trunhs at_.THaton’sm.f -_i_ew to Zwmtinirfheratbui ossdcwgrtgf Carriage Wri§p‘s;from 65c to 1.50. Railway Rugs from L50 4.50 ” °‘?“?’ ““”°"° ° ° “"’°‘ _ _ I ° `"._._Rug_ Straps 25c Trunk Ta s forname $5.1.;;‘:.;'i.°..3f:.‘;::.;%.;z;‘.‘f.;:;‘;S.;f.:§33 Dies oo.. u.o’u.7o_ cihooooinioo

view and yield them a Smaller revenue. as Leather=B6lts;'-!`all kinds of Valises and Trunks. 'Wool Hallway

several companies will immediately retire. ' Moreover the action when thoroughly and 10°0_0' Clan Tarta9 Rugs up to

panies will be considered an interference _ _ _ _ 2 with private rights and as such will he rs- I *_-5 . . 'I sented at the polls all over the Province. ' '

_ J. K._Ross. ' _ _ _ _ ,.- _ _

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True strength consists in the union. the » ' _ _ I 5 _ » _ harrnonious <woi-king together, of every _ _ _ _ _ _ - part of the human organism. Thzlssfrengfh _ I __ I

can newer be obtained if the blood is im- _ _ ` _ _ ls om,

pr¢s;'ripz‘r'on for purifying the blood. _ ' 3 Rin&- or about .9 " " vw

ci|snLo'r'ri-zrowu, P.

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DOM|iN|0"` 'AYi,I

Vlonday, July Znd, 01900. '

OPEN EVENTS- I Events open to lilltla- ‘ _ 1 Mile Bicycle _ _ 1 Mile Bicycle (novice). I I

3 II Cl 100 yds dash I Tug of War (teams ot' 10 men). _ ‘ _ Food cooks

_ Suitable prizes will be given in each .event including gold and silver medals, cups, etc. There will also be a. * ~ ui

_.'_=.f=_ fr.. L_ ' ' ' ,r ,;;_,- _ g . I - ; . 'f "

Company whose il ~ 7! i H

scorethe points. A valuable trophy *will* _

' _ ~ - The{Flonda

also be presented _to the.-team winning the tug of war. I 7' ‘ -§f"..ii‘:ff.'é’t'i.°‘.§‘.~.t...

_ _ _- __ _ _ » _ 0 » - quire ofP. S. Brown,

_ For entry blanksand 'other information ap l to the

A. |.-i=_ muucsv I """

4.. ,_,

_ , _ _ _ _

' ' ._ new Stock

I _

_ persons---there

every

220 §‘ °‘ _ 1Mila RalayRi.ce.i(teunsoff_ouf- CUPSIH 440 is mn lmen).

5 ~ Sliced

' ' Breakfast

800 “ “_ _ I 220 yds. Race (heavy marching ` licious Putting 16 lb, shot. order.) _ Book, §‘."‘“‘”€ B'°*d J“"°P~ 40 ib. out nail .uid shifting Aooupou in 'gh Jump' Competition

Pole Vault. `

Throwing 16 lb Hammer. 0bSt°°1° 33%- -

Hurdle Race 1.20 yds. . Wheelbarrow Race.

ieiisofofiur

_ secures a copy.

Fall

JENKINS

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P Y T Pownal June 6 tf. “ir

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TEA

_ _. _Chairman Lommitteo. o Sage Com _

the li Warburton Tca i°°'°

I M if h ' ‘ if" ' " ic" iii - '- " or 32 acres land

_ _ .‘ :up _._;. .'~, -_; : i ‘.¢ae~f.i'1». 1'

' A 11 . ~ 5 _ _

_ sndbest seller in Canada.

mn touts-y oo. an Him ' '=. 5 ii

for It _yon chit. 5

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` A A'1ii¢elv situated

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