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‘Advertisement: under till benillng.

finial.‘ 3“ In word for ran-h ll- here copies eomr In our c re t be I nun he ntlrlrrl to cunt to cover pzoatngne, étc. ununhm "a “m.

Contractions count an one nor are nl wed an one word. h_ remittances to cover coal lust m-cotupuuy all advertise.

I» In no one can til l be I received without res-litmus: 12:»: ozvizii“:xiléagfgfil""""'

d. bu! live "IIIIPI (u! 81.000)

‘AGENTS GET able all year commission bust JNO. nesl of your own. Every property

IN A PROFlt

ALFRE-D

owner needs some of our nine hundred varieties of hardy Red, - Tag trees and plants. No capital i needed. Complete equipment and instruction free. Write Dominion Nurseries Montreal.

lnanivllle.

WlLL RANCH a foxes.

E. Morrlsscy, Milivi@w_

few pairs

'SALE5MiEN—-WE PAY WEEKLY, and offer steady entploytnoat, selling our complete anti exclus- ive lines oi whole-root, fresh-dug

series." Handsome free

io-order trees and plants. Best lag time. Stone and Wellington, stock and servlce_ We teach "The Foothill Nurseries," Tot-op and equip you free. A money' !0.0l1t=tl‘l0_

making opportunity. Luke Broth- ers’ Nurseries, Montreal.

WANTED '

WANTED~Smelts and eeisGlva

price. ‘M. E. Mclsaac, Souris. | WANTED TO BUY COON coat. Must be in good condition. Apply by letter W. caro Guardian.

no Gasoline. Starts and on any cheap oil. saving in ftiel.

LADIES’ RAG-y Summerside, P. E. l.

,_

WANTED-A scoontl-hand ll or 4

. h lti ll ll burner oil stove, suitable for kfidsstof Yurls “bu”: 510st usgzfihw?“ "mmmg 1"“'1J°“"“' A9911’ 17'! pay highest market prices ac- Gl- Gw- Slrema cording to grade and quality.

“T will also receive silver foxes on F08 BALI

FOR SALE. Base burner, No. 11.

Hath and Co's, sales.

Silver Moon. G. ll. Simmons, 181N111!!! flll‘ 11011598 ll! $111514“ gw-mg park pomp and Europe keep mo in constant -__.. touch with the best fur markets. FOXES FQR 3ALE,._ THREE and i am in a position to

three quarter silver female pups. ii’ interested telephone L. l). Mc~

Nun Mnnniqu‘: age to the shipper.

iron SALE ._.A QUANT|TY 0F ties for handling them are sec- mod N‘, 3 qravensie1ns_ _,|, out! to none in America. Satis- A Auld ‘Covehead. new” Prlce“ “m1 S51v1“

156a aALéld-Tt-zavv snows‘ rioper. Apply at Guardian of- lice.

son's business this year.

FOR BALE-Secondhand him stove once svllvllell-—E- H- and pipes. Also small stove at 210 Kent St.

HORSE FOR HIRE FOR WINTER iiittittths. Round, steady. 11111"! animal. Apply Guardian office.

Fred'k liuth

E. l., Southwarlt, London, E. C.

1O LET

l0 tons t-ltolco 'i‘littt>-

m. SA-ITE

thy pics N] hay on or b91011! 17L Lsrirwo OFFlCEB l" NEW ililey Bldg. Apply J. A. McDon- ald, Bart-later, office in Riley

22nd. irllilc.‘

Joseph Mclsaac. Earns

FOR SALiE-— 2 ROOM STOVES in goal ordcr. 23 Elm Avc.

Bldg. I

FFavots Admission

FOR SALE» G ‘illlfilllillTfi dross suit. Practictllly ticw. Write‘ "J" Guardian Office. _ l __,. m L951 i ronoxro Nov. 11.-pt. Wilfred

_ T. Grouilell.

cd the inclusion oi

“mung cmthes’ etc‘ Leave M '1' into the Dominion of Catiatla.

Jilisglfliliffiqlla‘ . doc-later!

"' i‘ d! t'onl"t said ‘vewrirutiilland 111L057 $1M] 14.1.1161“ EJ110313 lnivi: “come ittto the“ Confed- tween o man s t - --

cratlon long ago. and ellnrossed- 111‘! Stewart, glasses lti case, tind-

tliat she would ultimately do

‘vim He said

er kindly lvavo

. [P1151 \Villl.t|it m: ‘ “m,

Ncwfbuitdlaiid

Ilcntly Sum incrsitl c.

been

000000 it would Day Illll’ 00111111)‘ to take over the colony.

I lSpeaklng oi Labrador. Dr- 0WD fell poltttttl out its commercial otv portunitles lit the niodcra develop tnent oi‘ the fisheries industry, its opportunities for primary Bllplnfllli! and for sport, ttntl its adaptability its a contributor to America's titer)! supply through the caribou and reindeer farming.

:: WE SELL -inq. New low

Weeks. V

"Simmons" prlcel. Bur

A The first period of t-lte Bowling

lts Fine Qualities‘ Are Protected by the Sealed Package

l‘

~ "CLASSIFIED 10101018001101.8111"

micoouato tProvincial Land Surveyor, Her‘

Four years experience. J.

_.______________________ ‘SALEBMAN WANTED T0 RE.

present "Canada's Greatest Nur- outfit exclusive territory, highest com- missions. Start now at heat sell-

BUY A RENFREW OlL ENGINE- No Carburetor, no Magneto, no Batteries, no Coils, no Wires,

runs 60 per cent.

Starts easily in

zero weather. Write for descrip-

tive circular to E. l-i. Rayner, sole distributor for P. E. island,

FUR FARMERS AND_ TRAPPERS. attention. '0n and after Novem-

conslgnment for. Messrs. Fred‘k London auction My connection with the

handle an un-llttilted quantity or furs at the best possible advant- i specialize in silver fox pelts. and my facili-

tlouibled my business last season. and l expect to double last sea Watch your silver foxes and pelt them when at their best. Coirespond» Rayner, l-lutntnerside P. E. l., Agents; for and Co, London Auction »Sales, 64 Park Street. S

tho noted Labrador

"'- l. l , ddresslng the ElIID1F€ LOST-BETWEEN CHARbLOTTE: gujf ggfgywflayy swung” ndvuui.

10W“ "d Alexandr“ “ “g con Newfoundland iic himself an ardent Coti-

hcapltig up debts, anti cvcb though the colonial debt was viii.-

bed-

A .

i

BHOP from Batman's Catalog.

CRAPAUD-There will not Sunday.

of poems by Lucy Gertiruda Clarkln. published by Dillloti a (foylti, will he on sale at Miss MacCai-eyn Bookstore. the first weak in ne- camber.

GREAT EXCITEMENT. -Somt=. excitement was caused at the stoi-s of a well known meat dealci- on Great George Street last cvctimg when a cow accidentally felt into thecellar. After a good tli-ii; of difficulty and much effort on the part of several bystanders_ the aili- ntai wlfls‘ ilnulhi hoisted out by means oi‘ ropes.

' PERSON A LS

Ml‘. 4‘. F. Pooley. of ilaltlzix, is among the guests registered ill lltts llttss.

Miss Mollie (lurrle left. ycstcriliiy morning on return to Montreal iii‘- ter spending her holidays iii ifliai» lottetown.

Mrs. B. E. tilarrlson, of Montroiit, is spending a few days in (‘harlot- tetown, a guest at the lluss.

.Mr. ‘Thomson ivtimpbell ti! tho if. P. R., tifflce stall‘, Halifax, is visit» ing his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Thomson,

Mr. Robert Maxwell, Luckpot-t, N. S._ cattle to Charlottetown ibis

Commercial ' course.

(‘tillage for a lull

Mr. anti Mrs. W. 'l‘. liuggati, oi‘ this city, returned last evening from a six weeks visit to the west. They visited their daughter, iilrs. Andwrsou at. Des Mloines, lowti; Mrs. Hug-gun's sister, Mrs. Mowali, Ottawa, and tier nephew, Mr. John Suithcrlatid, Ottawa.

Auk for Mlnnrtl‘: and Iulle uo otlu-r. -—-__

IN MEMORIAM

MR8. A. D. MCPHEE rln the early morning oi Mllflilll)’. November 14th. Mrs. A. i). McPliec, Do Gros Marsh. A vcry liigltly tas- tecttiotl resident passed peacefully away. The tlecettsel had been iii failing health for sOlllBlllllU, so that the coming of the end ivas not lil- llpgtttlter tinexpectctl. 'i‘lirt.-ug.huut her illness shc was bright and cheerful. All oi’ her stiffcritig were borne in the spirit oi‘ (‘hrisilatt lfortitutle, until on thc morning oi‘ the above mentioned. slit: passed peacefully away. Slit: li-itvt-s to mourn a sorrowlug hiisbutitl. iMrs. Mci-‘hee shall be tnlsscd not only her own iome_ where her presence was al ays a benediction, butalso ln the whole continually. Her funeral was one oi‘ the largest seen for some time. The sympathy; oi the cointtiuttity is .11’: tctl to Mr. McPliee in his sudtlcn and sad

bcreavctttcntr-A. tutu, FLAT HAIR 1 GROWS LONG, THICK; AND ABUNDANT;

ocvwooi.....o-..-.-.,-..-..-..-..-..-..-.......,._5

www- u"

"Danderine costg ony 35 cents a bot- tle. One applicalioi ends all dandruff. stops itching and falling hair, and lti a icw moments, you have doubled the beauty of your hali- it ‘will appear ti

be service in St. John's (Ylittrch next

“WAY oflartsams," the volume

General has decided to restore the Post Office Inspectorate, as fortu- erly. to Charlottetown. lt will be remembered that part of the du- ties ot the office was transferred to St. John and the Province tmidc subject to the Inspectorate there. 'l‘hla has now been rescinded and on and after Monday, Nov. ills-t, the lull Inspectorate here will be res-established and all the stat‘! te- liistiitetl.

Generous Response ‘ lo Worthy Cause

in a recent issue, which t-tintziin- ed a list o! the subscribers to ihc Program Advertising Fund for young Clarence Maylicw. an or- phan boy iii whom Dr. Lt-o Frank of this city has taken a tlccp in terest. it will be reitieittbcrctl tliiit lltu l"l<1lllll to date wits $375 and that tlic Doctor expected to ri-arii the sum of $500.

l)r. Frank has itittirinetl us {ital he has oven gone beyond his c» pct-tatioiis, having collcctctl a total o.’ $571.

This is a ttiost strliiing lll'i)i)l tit the public generosity towards a worthy cause and must ititlccil hc

‘and speaks well for

week. He has cntcrcti the linitml

W. til. Prowsc and Son

_ ’i‘otnl __, , _,

tnass, so soft, tits- trous and cosy to (ti up. Bill whut will

please you must’ will be after ll few weeks tisa, when»

‘you see new h:i.r---

fine and downy nt first, really new hair growing till the scalp. “Dnnderine" is to tits hair what fresh showers of rain and sunshine are to vegetation. it goes rlghtto the roots, lnvlgoratcsa and sttengthens them. This iii-.- llglitful, stimulating tonic helps

yes. liut

0V8!‘

:i great. satisfaction to tlic |ll‘(illll)- let's of this charitable work. 'l‘lii- sum realized is without, doubt titt- largcst over collected lti tilts prov- ince tor any advertising program, the public spirit ot‘ Fharlottetown.

The cotttrlbutioiis to this riiusii are not only in tnoney but tiiso iii iiiercltandise, Mr. Harry Jitmcs. rc prescntativc of the Moira‘ (‘hot-tr late (fuitiptiny, ltaving glvt-ii sixty half-pound boxes of the liiglics‘. grade chocolates to be sold at filly cents eat-h and also giving, as a special prize, a. five-pound box oi‘

chocolates to the person Olllflllllllijl

the box having the lucky llllfllllid‘ (Hill-spin anti Pliilllps_ rt-pi-i-sciil- iug iliu (‘oronu (‘atttly (‘timpatiy lidvc also t-titttrihiitt-ti twt-nLv-livc. omipolititl boxes of chocolates lit hi» sold itt $1.00 a box and also arc giving, as ii sticclai prize, a live- potitid Iiox oi‘ chncolttttes to tltv ptr- stm drawing the lucky nuttilii-r. Lloili tilt-so brands of trlitictilaiitrs itct-tl no introdut-lioti to tho public. 'l'll(*._\' arc rt-t-ogtliztrtl as par cxrt-l- lcnco. , . _ _ (Jllc oi" our largest city concerns, the rtattiti of whit-ll is witliliultl by request, has tlonatctl prlzt-s .intl clioctilatcs to the value of $100. Mr. Ari-lilbaltl lrwin, iii his contribution, has ‘consented to supplv all ]ll‘lllli*il tnatter, includ- ing programs, at the actual cost oi‘ tiiatcrltil.

m: Frank further informs m, mm I glatltltltt tho hcari of the Distri 't consistl

this concert, which is to entirely of local talent, will be the 1ti'.‘-l[ over brought before the 1115M lit‘. of i'.E.f.

The following is tho additional list o? donators:

Previously acknowledged “$375.01!

liclllssrldralnces E. Titus . _. 10.00, I I ' r. low tittd Paton 10.00 P w

.. ,_ ..,,.,.,i totectingPtinceof ates is‘. lo‘. Parktttait . .. 10.00

1f"“'"1'9"° ‘*'°--°F - 10"" pxinnox, Nov, i7.»t>oi.iii.= tit (iiliespie iintl Phillips . 10.(i0lw.|“y-§ disturbance m the mm“. A,‘ Home “m1 00' * - ~ ~ ‘ - - '- 111-1“ quarter oi lltrtnbtiy wltili- lltc Prlticf. (urrlt-_ and Zvlurnaglian 10.00 n; ways was going through it“. W101“ Ham] ~ - - - - 10-00 iGitropi-ziti scctiott id‘ tho city -.\t.ic ‘Xmr"““"E1'"‘°l"1" ("1- Md- ~ 10-1111 itot available here at ll latc litiitr 1mm‘ “"11"” ~ - - ~ ~- ~ 10-0" today. But it is known tliiit ilm 1100i‘ and Weeks 10.00 i-ldll'i'f'l service itt India 1l2ll1 talu-it (“tiffln .'ttid_ (‘(1. 101W tho most elaborate precautions to Sm“ Packmg m‘- 11111- -- - 19-119 guard tho princc from ilanger. 1111419)’ N4 51101101501117711" '0 111-00 lThv police lttttcliinte lti India is W- H- T1‘1"“”"1l ------- 19119 slllti to bc so perfect that it would 1'» A» Filrllllll-‘llhivll < - - - - - r~ 111-00 lie .'lllililSt iiiitiossiblia for tlii- non- H""'r13 Abmmh‘ (‘0- 1411- 111-90 ('tll1]lt‘i'ill iilsts in have 11111111164] a S. A. McDonald ..._ 5.00 ‘i-iponstratlon for Qodlay without (‘larke Bros. 5.00 tlii- ziiillitirltles being aware of it l’llrtllte-ii‘crguson Shoo ('0. 3.00

3.00

$571.00

O-OOOOfO-O-OQ-ORQOOOQOQ OOQOO O O-OOOOQ Q O-OO-O§QO-OQO-OOOOQQ

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN (mutton

thin, lifeless, faded hair to grow a long, thick, heavy and luxuriant.

League ended last night when ‘tho Railway won out from the Y.M.(..A. by only 24 pins. ‘The gnmo Wilzl won in the last string w-hen tllo "Y," with a lead of 90 pins, canto _‘_A________M up to roll, and the railway ilEIQI" 1

mined to get the victory, whlc-i

they did. Nicholson rolled ti good D

t i h slit lo oi‘ 222 . . game’ “m”; I h sKlt-llygantl Cill- 1 .T‘?\UUS,SLZ“D€' A|N‘T sutie tF 'Mo‘i>Dt\-D' f" 'MQ'QBL€D '

pins for the "Y." tcr were stars. The games for the Aitkon (lull are creating quite an littcrcst anti P119111 was quite a number of fans witnessed last night's game, inrlu- ' iling u few of the fair sex. - L. ll. Smith and i). McKenzie ac- | 19d its scorers and J. Webster. judge of lay. Next Vgednesday b18111 "l9 7-11“ . CA. and Bachelors meet: »' Summaryz: : I

I .

1

Railroad 7Q“! l

ll. Vanltirrstlne 140 106 150 30o ,"

E. Small .......ll3 7X 86 277 ;_

1.. Nicholson . . .114 H9 222 42b 1 S_ Trpinnr _.l:;3 J33 149 4|" A. Bruce .......ll6 12G 77 311i

slit sat laiilli

y_M_c_A_ Total l‘). llarrls . . . . Iill“ 148 115 3711 R_ Kinlly , , . , .125 141i I49 422 i M. Carter .__ ..l4| llll 141i 40‘! l.. Robertson ...i22 110 08 300 G. Hutcheson .. 93 118 93 304 t 697 56S 1807

MUTT AND tort; Wonder What Militia

1y.‘ WRFUNCQ A LcTTeR T0 Mt; wtFF AND I ware? woiltb BuT t if‘!

SPGLL

.i Ger, c AN You Mounted?

v

About to

P. 0. INBRECTORATE RE- 8TORED~ As the result of repre- sentations made by Mr. J. D.

Stewart and others, the Postmaster

. ‘l ' run 1CHAR OWN GUARDIAN

THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN __

CHABELAINS

REMOVES THE DREAD OF WHOOPING COUGH

and lean violent when

Ieuetwd. Chamberlain's known to thousands oi’ moth er as a safe

your shelf relieves anxiety.

ftiriticr years a fall: propotliutt tit‘ tlic amount rcalizcti remained on

tht- llFgPili cases found by tlii- ills- trict Nurse on her daily visits. 'l‘lils your, owing to the titisttiilly lli|lllllll'Ulltl demands upon the re sources of tlic society, cvcii dur- ing the summer months, the cxpcn-

dltui-e atiiountt-il to about $200 it month, to that the fund realized by tho last t-tivt-lopt- ('0lltlt'lll)ll.

about $1.000, is now dcplelctl.

Tim only other sources of lltVt" nut: tire the Govorniticnt Grant oi’ $200, which has bceti recoivctl and the (‘lty Grant of $100, out of which is paid tlic rctit of the Dispensary at $10 a month. which also has al- rt-atlv bcieil titltlctl to iiic funds for this ycai.

“Titt- fai-t rcttiaitis, tlicn, that the funds arc vory low, which is not u vcry cni-ntiraglng prospect, on the tioar approach of ivinter, tor trotti- hating illness that is lnsetiarablc front poverty.

While the Dispensary and the services l‘i’llilPl‘P(l through it iii the itittirests of the puiilii- health, and in tlic rvlit-f tit‘ tllstrcss, are ap- prt-cititt-tl by many, tlicrt- arc some citizens wltti do not rualizt- the va- lue ot‘ tin-st» services anti wo are coitstraitii-d lo remind this latter of‘ their iioiiiittutiity responsi- Iiiltt tilid to iippt-al to them, and itt all, tm lit-half of tho ivoiticti and children, who in sickness will 1)l! found to bc without food, fuel lll‘ tiictlicitit: and with poor shclttir tliitritig tlic steucrt- winter ivcallit-r. Un tlic approai-li of Christmas, tlic ilSllill preparations will bo iiiatlc for tlit- Christmas Trc-t: at the lilspt-nsary. This is a happy mt- dittm for ilisiribtititig toys and (iilter articles in poor children, whose ltappiticss will rebound in blt-ssitigs itptitt the dotiors and will

Nurse, ivlitfst» cxtrcmt- pi-rsimal . to

iitim-s in tliv rt-lit-l‘ workt, to \\‘lili‘ll

Slit‘ is llVVfllPtl, I tlart- nut iillllllllill. JOSEPH McCAREV,

tiuil throwing strong cordons about the native quarter to restrain thv - tigltators and getting 7191i‘

on. MORGAN s. GENGBPASTORV

Morning Service at 11 O'clock :1

Preaching, BubIect-HPROFESSION AND CONFESSION“ I Bible School at 2.30

Evening Service at.7 O'clock ~ ' ‘

Prfiwhlnu. $vhi=<=t-~-"THE VICTORV OF FAITH" >

WE INVITE YOU TO WORSHIP WITH U8

Prt-iiiilclit Atttl-Tttbcrirttltisis Society

—-——i30-§-

prcvteni. them front th ' rincc

In cases of whooping cougn the spurns are less Jrequettt Cham- benlaln’: Cough Remedy is us- ed, and the danger lo greatly ll

and reliable re- medy for chljdreri. A bottle 0n

li-ttiid when winter set in. to illvvi.

Mt. J. A. McNeiII

(Coadnued from Page One)

be altogether itt favor or the west. Economy could he practiced all along the line, he believed. it is not talt to leave the impression that any Canadian government, coining into power can tttkc down tltc tarltY walls of the United Stan-s at the present time, he said. The question of raising alto net-cs

35c and 65c 1S7 nary revciiirc oi tlic country lti lit-ii

" ' ‘ 1S7 of (Yutiadtrs big debt was probably

the biggest problem lacing this

Country. Whichever governmctit

comt-s into power. the country

V situultl dcttiatid of it the most rigid

cronotny in every department. lloltliiig iii utio ihaiitl tlic Progrcs. sivt: plattoriti linti itt the Other tltt~

(luttst-rraiivi: parties have zilwtiys boon llllllPil lti tlic l‘0illi‘llll()[1 that

.il' llll‘ it‘Si'lill‘i'i'.§' of tlic weslutd liintls wcrc handed over to tho \\'l‘hlt‘l'll provinces, the t-asturii

prtivinrcs should rcrcivt: in return

ii t-asli subsidy. Mr. (‘rut-ar, the Progressive icittlcr, ltoivcvct‘, litis ettipliitlit-ttlly supportctl Lite wt-st and tli-tiled the validity of the

claim or the t-itsit-rii provinriss in this tiiattcr.

Mr. Jae. A. McNeill, the govern- ltient t-iitldidittc, was warttily iip~ plaudvil at the hcginnitig and con- clusion of his atltlrcss. llc l‘i§fk*l‘i'~ ctl in t-ottiplittit-iitnry tcritis to titt- cxtention of tlii- franchise to tlic ladies and took tip thc trade poli- cies Ill tllc various parties. Wliilc Mr. Wright is a trcc trader lt was hard to maki- sure wlictlier Mr. McLean was one or iiot iLattgli-

tcr. Mr. Wright when lie stutrcil otit iii the present caitipaigu was very hard on lawyers. The speak-

er was given to understand, how over that. he had to resort tllllv the o"it>t' night to a lawyer ilauglitcr.) Whether this was'true or not. lti-

lisllvvt-tl that it was not right lll diaw political distinctions bc- twcctt farmers and 1irolcssional

iitcii. The prcsctit local govcrti- iticnt has 24 tticitthr-rs out oi‘ 30 itt the House and 12 oi‘ lite-iii arc farm - s What have they dome? (Laugh- t lit critisltig the govcrniiictit railway and tithcr expenditures. hc said, high living i-titiiliiitins are too often not taken into coitsitlternlitiii. 'l‘liti building oi‘ the great Trans- (‘Lllllllléfllill rztiliviiy liy tliu llibt-iutl govcrtimcut. tnlglit bv t-itcd as ii (fUll0SSll1 piccc of t-xtrltvagttntic anti llli‘ building oi’ lillill lino twi-ttty- llvc yt-ars lit-fore its time ‘was the ‘bcgiiiilillg oi’ all tlic railway tlltli- uli. Thu llllPlllittl‘ rovit-wvtl thc history ot‘ the ilouttiniiliiti loan and tiiok up, timid liiughtt-r, Mr. ' Wright's rt-marks on t-owliitlos and ‘the price oi‘ boots. Piitiplt- art- iioi buying t-nw liidi» boots today. they want something iincr and this tloniatitl has raise-ti tlie- prlt-c. (‘ow liidc boots can still ht: purchased teliotiply cflmigll, ho oxplaincti. “Mr. Wright also tells its," lic cotttitiut-(t, "that hc tloos tint wdnt to knock the stilts front utttioi- the mnnttfat" llll'i‘l‘$ iutiay. A litili- wliilc tigo lic dltl. llc is coming now to S01‘ that be has to proat-li it llttlt- pro- tcctiotr-lic will give the illilflilllli" turcrs ll lltiltt whilc lit-fore apply- ing tree trade . ili- t-titittitirps it to tlopiiig ti patient to save his lifu. But Mr. Wright cannot put dope into the National policy (.'\p' tilaiisc.) He dare not‘ touch it! That policy has been ours for for. ty-thrce years. (Appiattst-J The Llbtirals when they came in In 1896 said they would do away with it. They held office for fifteen years, but they did not do that. Anti if Mr. (Erernr and his party are tilcc- tctl they also will have to stick to tho good old National policy it‘ they tncati to carry the country tlirottgh." if not by tariff thcii tlit- country's revcnue must lit‘. raised liy llli'l’l‘l taxation and this, llli“ stiteakcr cxplalttctl would tttieztn an act tilattotl on the statute hooks which, by a stroke oi‘ the pcu could bn construed into taxing ii