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_ THE *GUARDIAN WR, PRINCE ISLAND. MARCH 19 |093 `

An Independant Journal, untinmmeiled and

fearless; aiming to be Just, impartial, Reliable, Noway seeking at all times to further the best interests

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of the people. and recognised thi-refo

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I. P. HOOD. ' IFQK. NEWSOM.

Advertising Mgr. subscription Mgr.

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It cures strongly _

. zrltiseptic is carried over the diseased sur- V _

hee with everybrcaih, giving prolonged '_

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CuresW|Ii|¢You Sleep H

TH L; RSDAY, MARCH 19; llll3.

and constant treatment. It is invalu- a§e to mothers witlil-“smlll children. -

l ls aboon to dsttiniatics.

Whvvvinsveus #rom ~ Gwslll

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6atar_rh,,Go1¢_is Grippo and Hayrevar ~

The Vaporizer and lArn|; which should last

.a liihims, sogediar with a lxxtleof Cresbien

$1.59. Extra supglies of Cresolene 2 cents an so cents. Write r descriptive bookit contain- mg highs! tstimo as to its value.

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~ varo-cizrsorsiiir is sono nv

naucoisrs avaairwlasl-

Jobu Charlton, H P is a man of good bility and high character, who he# ill

cken many times on the subject, and

_ Vapc-Cresclene Co. has frequently addr sed" public

do Fulton Street 1651 Notre Dame Street A

New York ~' Montreal > ' fl

§"ll`EAllH`"§- sloNll_s_

9 Nt S S _ S

_£~w\~\--_-~ s_-s»_;1__

The color of the blood is a

certain index of the general state of the health. Vfhen its thin or dark color, nature is calling for more iron, the cell builder and purifier. There is a feeling of lassitude, want of color in the face and generally accompanied by certain forms of indigestion. S

- Anywho suffer in this way sl

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_-find a prompt and certain if

remedy in _

JAMIESON’S LO0D IRDN PILLS

- Br. Blasi's Formula

' They enrich and purify the blood and give 'it that rich réd’color natural to health and strength.

loo Pills 5oc., only %c a

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Chemist and Druggist, THE MEDICAL -HALL.

Reliable Reining

We have

press

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Mlnto a

ndred o o k 9.

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Halal and llagliat Library

All good titles by suclfautliors as

Hwty. Alger. Cooper etc.. etc. Those booksretail.at nie low price of

TEN GENTS

Eavealook atdour shoe window

w en a ' f co.. "ri.`l2E 3?-1 »1°§.i",‘E§ .?...3’° l

Mitche1l’s Bookstore, l

Q\\¢¢I\ SL Opp. Prowaesh

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gs across the border in furtherance of a

relations between the two countries. To

_ _ lands passed from the possession of the

h Crown to the Company, and the munloi-'_

t ecurrent number of the Outlook he has contributed an article on the Growth ol Reciprocity Sentiment in which he .bas

embodied many interesting facts.

Mr. Charlton ilnds many evidences

that our neighbors are awaking to .a

' ith Canada. The Dominion is now

actually the largest customer for manu-

factures which the United States has.

Mexico and all the countries of South

Americataken together-more in fact by $19,796,000 than Mexico, South America and the West Indies combined, if Cuba and Porto Rico are omitted. This is a re-

markable showing, and must have con-

ose a most valuable customer indeed _ 'lf

market.

The time was when Canadian farmers

found a very _large market for their pro- ducts in the United States. :The Mo

Klnley and Dlngley tariffs changed all

that and the Dominion sought and found

a market for her farm products beyond

the seas instead of in the United States. How great the change has been is shown

by a brief table cited by Charlton :

UN EXPECTED CHANGES»

Canadian Exports ot~Farin Products to

the United States-

l866 .................... .$25,041,000

1902 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .7,027,(ll)

To Great Britain-

. . . . . ...$3,544,0(D . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _._ 79,545,000

Thus in thirty~six years the direction

of ou/r exports of farm products was wholly changed. At the end of the term

the United States was taking from us $18,000,000 worth less of the products of our farms, and the Mother Country was taking $76,000,000 more than' at the beginning oflthc period referred to. Canada could not becocreed; she could not be suppressed; she simply set about finding another market and found it, with the result that the Dominion has become more prosperous than ever before. Our trade with the world' has grown even more rapidly _than that of our wealthy neighbors. We are no longer suppli- ants toUncle Sam for reciprocity. We have not only asserted but demonstrated

toall the world our commercial and in- dustrial independence. Canada _could live

Heaven forfend-should sink the United Sf-me to keep company with lost Arianna.

N

aredesirous to our neighbors-_ On fair terms. We are if hot almost the

greatest traders that exist, our outside

UI

ii

Are prepared from tlie choic- est. iugredientaiand with ripe fruit juices. One

Hs: males rim* iiy. °

Ask for Kovj,

iii- lirlwiial.

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trade being nearly three timings “ug

_ per head as that of our next neighbors.. _ _

Oafoomplaint is that our neighbor lance _i mpfegi-lben' V nhysieisnsin

” _ » _ willll18. has not been willingtuarrmgea f -.Z 1-£r:°iemei-Inq: &';~ig”wnmhi;yaiil.t°sI:u*i=;”mnidmm1t

' - ~ ~ ' fair system,_of exchange Ug¢1¢~ ‘A °'°"°”"»‘,d“ 5°¢_.5d~“e_' _ _

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1 Ni# W _rriiis --

lwii-her aaa; up would no

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£45

BFIPIRB

i S. tariff is far higher than the Canadian.

to be soafraid _

and prosper if some grmt cataclysm-which,

one the less, as neighboring and`_€>_ e < _ __ __». _ a-#_ ';~

friendly :moles we feel.” we have ».i.l_""""_f"f'li _ _ _:__ _ _ ~ ways felt that it would begreatly to the » T H E F A C TA T H i '_ _L_ l p’ advantage of both if recliirooal in-ads ar- ‘ V A C W ranltements could ha_bijo§urht_ about. We f “ » I e

" w f ’¢`i‘

_ _._ -for .

the

_F_'}__Il0 deny the right of our neighbor to manage'hls own affairs in his own way, but lt does look a little timid on his part

he must set 5

us . l n

keep out

to the advantage of botiibouuirles.

bl I

height. On the other bin

'llme°‘°.'_..i"_ilii it with us for reciprocal trade we are

ready"l|'dihea°wl“’3 lheyl “W do

to makelg-_@l¢,ha”_a_\_s.a_s-_ between! and man. Canada wants ol air ad

vantages and wlllglveuiili' 9/i

farm products, lumber, minerals and ilsh

cilulol\_llN_o ills _,siAT£_s. _ _gslgre ii ,hgrgigi qenprih wi éifgiiy

.§..'. l " __ ~ _ _` »l‘*lf;e`i}»*=<1'¢f=l¢fii£s»°¢iiif¥_1'?i5i#theft

ahuirr.in_no1a.ui¢iromiylili"_ili» basl. * 1.

`-rox- " 'V ii srmcmns '* ‘ ~ ' " f - -A

recent years given more attention* to the T - C' P' R' LAND TAX' -

. _ > __

3 vs_ I

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Xin in

estiou of reciprocal trade between when tm I'

con _Db or the building off

“d” ‘“" "‘° U'l*‘°" SW" ‘hm '“"~’ on oamiian Promo runny will minefit

th" o°°°‘di°'° He hu written md fwas stipulated that the lands given 'ln

subsidy by_ the Government’ llionldi be

_pallties in Manitoba and 'the 'Territories

claim the rlgiitito tax, the lands lieliibr

settlers. ‘ ` .

At the session of Parliament a year ago

this matter was brought up and the Gov-

L”t nu' C“°°d“ imP°1`°°d h'°m 91° big. ernment undertook tohave the contract" R°P“bu°_°' "1" °f $36-80091000 '”°1`° °h°“ lintsrpreted bythe courts. Accordingly.

at number of ‘oases, involving the right of municipalities collect taxes for C. P. R;

Gourtof Kinds Bench in Manitoba and the decisions, given were adverse to the

appeal will be made to the Privy Council

lthey were shut out of the Canadian mmmny “me me qu¢smm_

4|

` “ I am _wellnowi

enjoying better health

than ever before -in

my _Whole life.”

That is the statement of a woman who

had never been well until she' was ‘made well by the use of‘ Dr. Pieroe’s Favorite' Prescription. There are a great many other women _in like case. They have always been siifferersfronrdisease. They ' have never known the Joy of perfect health. ' . For all such women Dr. Pierce’s_ Fa-

vorite Pn;s__criptio_;i holds out the

of ` ect an permanentheal , y

iisgtcurylif the womarily diseases which

weaken women. 'It _xblishes regular- ity, dries weakening _ °ns, heals inilam-__ mation and ulceration, and cures female' weakness. It makes weak women strong and sick women well. °

“It gives me pleasure to let you know oi' the

great benefit received from Dr: Pier-ce’s medi- cines and the advice which you so kindly sent,"

Mrs. Belrtie liarker, of___Bonham, Fannin Co., e . '* too' our ‘ avonte Prescrip-

§io_ri,’_;(§gl¢i_ei_i ?_Iedi<;_al5l)iscogery‘ and

e e ,’ an o owe ours vice in ‘”°?:l‘.T°.l°-rr :"5 am °“';~;°‘~ §.“°“ glam tr _ 1 ercn octors an s n one un-‘ dreead dollsars for treatment and iiiieedicine, but received very little relief. I .have only spent seventeen dollars and iiity cents for your medi- cine and it has cured me in three or fourmontha

- of_ ulceration and fa_llai;i_g_ oi' uterus. _al siiii`e.r;d'

inm alsoirregu rperi s.

§§"§¢mu§iovmln lower portion of may and - geatpain tlirougnmy body, -Pain in uterus

was very ss_§vere.__ _l=_I_nd smot_l::_iiing spell:,__°breath

' ort etime, painin mach,

_ p`C:i:ivii?my thi§h:, pain in breast, also between m&'slio_i_i1ders. wels consti __’§_ed.' I amwell n an' Bel:ter` an cyl!

°”§"'l‘ “M ‘*’°§

ciaes. the ‘ Favorite ' tion._’ ion D' ,' -Please t genera' rl* ' '.i‘ablets.' ’i`gese`medici1nes cured gal; will cure others also." _ __ _

l The dealer who offers a for “Favorite does _o_o _iq gain f.thp.1ittkm°veP5Q6tp°id ongesale 01 less meritorious medicines. _ s £6t'is' '.yo`ur loss, therefore' accept no sii ' `tute. ` Pieree’s Pleasant T' the bowiels. f e 1 - -

7*?

a _ ERPECI

I¢l~¥_¥¢\>0!$¥-00

il

is si* ar

-Sesiedte

future even show

t T

exempt from taxation “for twenty years'

_ ,latter thegraut thereof from the Crown.”

°”m°°° ° -bn" b°"‘° mm ‘"’d°, It isnow twenty two years since the-_

lil!! C. P. R. Within their jllrllfllollbllé

The big railway corporation holds that]

_ T the term of exemption ooiltlinues until the`_

°°°5°°f “M lmP°n°'n°° °f -"Wir u`°a°`. lands have been sold toor occupied._byi_

lands, were recently argued before th_e__

claims of the Company. ‘As ~.a large*

vincfd our neishb°rS that they _W9\11d amount isliivoived, luis expected chasm;

is _iw ii.s in ii1l_i .'

I grzxsycured' by ycgiur m "angie gndefoodyqnmedib

fllllUll?~..m_RKEl»

81°C it

Most

of Hahfax,

ot this

ma.

is

More Work hd.S_h8_ED

Quantity

at "’”._._“_

< I3 amines

lids; "'.~inw

U? mill

areas purcliascd _,by,f;t,ly tho

Copper Gompliny, 'ggiilggold

hgvg been oroiighly prospecféd Illini. 08 M fuid"'_oo»o;9__§y°" #Mlm _ 'Mi

_~.r5_§tf mgnthg, ~' has been u_deoiincd.»i_ _ 06 l§@li8\‘iiJgH'¢°'5f.!%fl?i“g ‘_??‘7?‘¢‘_"¥?l’_‘?*°“_l`_ °"°‘F‘f"°d" ‘°"

iizsiilltzis. to they-fsrihi '°'f"fh° P1‘°P°P*!’ iSh°f°4°°l‘i°P°~’

ily' havefalrleadfv been satisfied. to _ ha

'for st‘Qcfh,{_‘_‘b_elieving tbatwtheyll-their

rgefretlliina _laluil __ _ _ig_[,il'__;assiiredllI advance _

.value _as `f‘l‘\‘,5`ll°-V°l_¢Pl“°“t °P9_l` ia’-if _ ,Y

fion=tnw°°‘°“-' _ _""'*_°~°“"° The Company? 'l.10W.Bl9_3l_(_|l!5= Quia 'm

of i;ciiiialr;..li’r_s, esiunatvll .10 ¢_°_1l-‘ ‘“P“‘B°"d _ loom# l'f¢;'*"‘f`*'s “‘Gl“""*"” ii” ii S"

'¢f,rh°_ tests (f§““° .° bm,

_ _ _ ‘ 0 0 is-_-

““”iLi§liii‘é‘f‘_“i=li£ii;llro~r.” _s=<»»l'=’f~l

i:1'é'\§&’orl&' ‘now undipri will is ¢°¥flt°”l¢*»¢Mf»”"~'!P~

to the Value of s1,soo,ooo=. held

_ Iha De\_lol,_ B_!`i_i_‘_ 6lI°faf_|0i\8

P|nceeding3~liiil?i.P3! (¥2'0f_0H%»Ml.>S|dos= _

..-rwo,ll_u=;srq;i.too_t8Ion¢ which lcv-» Al.i=lznp~ BENNETT at

_.dflvi‘>f" '_fl\>T°!'F'l` *"° °‘°*"f"°" _io_Prin¢¢,.str¢¢i _ Halifax,

-"5, i ' . ._ -s_ . _

or ~ no ‘Wetsuit L miteril: whose Gold

tolifliloflle

ve

confident that

bv

0 lioryBeds of copper are kn'0w1i 1=° .

llidterlie and' Overlio the Bed Now Bo- . " _ "

' s ' ad il E _

D°'?1§?.‘3*"fl5h¥L‘dl}§$?.§°3..§§..§.§iii~f°eo1°°».ef;Sr,;°°b ,M

_ -. -W i,, ti uma-_ time Qf_vaSt_V¢fv@ "1l_l§;1,g__§_‘;j; MMS i‘§‘2§f_if.,,&o.. .. f.......i...__ _ __

the Gvnliéfr El_STEBlltil|le'i|Ul|ll'68PfEB U0

"ain'ii'»i‘isl'iii? _ , is Plllllilli

I1

Norton. _ j _ Noirlcn

lilo. I’0Wcll=’_S’ Soil &” Co.

No. 9 Fulton Fish Market _

ccmnnnicn neaienin au kind. of risen' Fish including Smelts Salmon, Hackett

For further information and directions write

to the abcvefirni who have been _establisl ed n business for 51 YEARS.

Nav. a5 rgoaood iw 6m. _

S. B.-i=WlL£Y & B0l_5__

W Boston, Mass., ~ '

.ltlns ; .°

Fulton Fish _Maiket,' New

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_ f _ _NeWf¥_°f¥»i‘i

timers

mefsfetc. ' ' L ._

S im- .-nd _ wllifr-v=’1i'\“ iofpawlessdenustry ° ° .__ _g _ YOLYR <i°\"`v§____i_.ll~lE. e » _ aerial known to ii..

Wholesale Commission Wfl!_=-l°f‘==°Fw1'1}*"'\.° *°_ ' _ ge imdsome _ salmon. Mackerel, smells 'aaa Eels, iéi?=“w~;_»‘”.§_i_`il"i. " ‘L :'“"°" .ally _git

pl _ ' ` ING. K. Yu __U. .QCUGIIUIL ‘£33539 fftakés u Stencils on application ~ _ ' _ Moncton ' C0i!dlf1011S 1i1l'.0 ICOOUHQ

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Copiesof _thc Prospectus

and

ditions of numerous

DENTAL

This is the age of

in no profession is more important Time was when knowledge of

in the last

untilnow it

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gveral men each fto a special branch

forpainless

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