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LATE QUEENS WILL.

The Morning Leader says that the ex-

ecutors of Queen \'ictoria’s will are Princess Beatrice, the Duke of Connaught and Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Fleetwood Ish am Edwards, who was keeper of her majesty’s privy purse from 1895 and extra equerry to the Queen from 1365.

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Severe Pains in ‘ Back and Hips.

Mr. James Clark, Consecon. Prince

Edward County, Ont., states :-“Eleven years ago I was taken with pains in my back, settling in my hips and ex- tending up my spine., The pain was very severe, and at times almost unen- durable, and many days I was not able to do an hour’s work. Though I had consulted many first-class physicians ,and tried several advertised medicines,

1I could get no relief.

§ “At this time my father-in-law told

:me to try Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver ;Pills. and said he knew they would

:cure me. I secured one box and great

.was my surprise when I began to feel gbetter. I continued their use until I

rhad taken about four boxes, which

gmade me a sound man. I have recom-

=mended them to a number of my fricnfls

:and have never met with one case ‘where they did not meet with .frooi success. My daughter, Mrs. Chas. Phil- lips, has also been cured of a severe stomach trouble by the use of these pills.” One pill a dose. 23 cents a. box. at all dealers', or Edmanson, Bates 8: Co., Toronto, Ont.

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ls specially recommended by many , family physicians, for nursery use. '

Bewareof lmitatinns, some of which are .

if dangerous and may cause skin troubles. `* ALBERT Tllllfli' SURF 00., WIS. ‘=

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CHOCOLATE

- KISSES

These are something new and are

quite a favorite.

Have you tried them?

For sale only at

THE

edical Hall. J. C.. JAMIESON

To Tttiriigiit uns

Telephone subsc ibers will please

take notice that owing to the printer hsving_f-tiled to get our New Dlrecc- ory completed in the time agreed upon, we are obliged to postpone the date for calling subscribers

by numbers until Monday, February llth, next.

THE TELEPHONE CO. of P. E. I.

Ciftown, Jan 31, 190].

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THE GUARDIAN

An Independent _Journal, untruminelled and fear ess; aiming to be __ Just, |moartla|,I Reliable. .Newsya seeking at all times to further the best interests of the people, and recognized therefore as

The Pe0D1e’l PQPOT'

Published at its offices, New Prowsc Block, North side Post 00100. RID l-UB f01' lowing rates, payable in advancezf _\Iox-ning liflition. daily text-ept bunflayl _mg moiirh 25,; ner yr. ._ . . . . .. . _ . .ai-L00 Sezlii-weekly Edition (\\ cd. ok: bat.) “_ per yr. $1.50; in advance . . . . . . . . . . . ...$l...o Weekly Edition t\\'edx.esda.y) per yr. $1.25; in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1.00

Branch Offices

hive been 'esmhlished_ at the following plazcs where subscript-1or_1s_ n1n.y_ be paid, news furnished, advertising. Job work and other business transactedz- Summerside, Curries Bookstore-J. B. C

Baker Metziagcr. `

Albcrton, Alberton bookstore-G. S.

Muttart, Agent.

Souris East. Telephone olilce-P. G. Sea-

man.A;rent.

J.E. B. MCCREADY, J. P. HOOD.

Editor. Business

Manager.

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THURSDAY, JAN. 31. 1901.

THF TELEGRAPH SERVICE-

‘ Atout the time that Mr. T. C. James wrote to one of our city papers anent the “lin.1ncialresults" of telegraph service in

P. E. Island a similar letter appeared in

the Montreal Herald over the signature of a Mr. \‘Vaycotte, who describes himself as llilanager of the Anglo-American Tele-

*graph Company. Thus, after the same

‘manner as the great powers of Europe when they desire to be particularly im-

pressive or aggressive, the Anglo Ameri- can managers have issued what iutliplom- acy is known as au "identical notc.”_

Mr.\Vaycotte, whose attitude toward

the puE>lic'wouid be bet-ter understood by

the term Boycott, proceeds to give what he calls " tlzc facts of the cxisc," His so cr.lle»;l “facts” lack the essential element

of truth, as we shall show. His first "fact" is that the Angrlo-3t\.ncrican Tele-

grapli Company “has received no commu- nic>1'i-Jn from the Ctnatiiati or Prince Ed-

ward Island Governments on thc subject." [le admits however that they have ex-

changed some letters with Sir LouisDavies.

knowledge as his company in enterprise, has not yet been informed that Sir Louis Divies is a. prominent member of the Gov- ernment of Canada and represents Prince Edward Island in that body. Every school boy in Canada knows this as a fact, If Mr.\Vnycotte doesnot know it he is de- plorably ignorant. If he does know it then his first so-called fact is nothing more than a conternptible quibble.

His next so-called fact is that his cous-

pany has always been ready to extend the

service and reduce the rates on payment of the extra cost and on receiving a guarantee against loss. This we have 'f already discussed. There is no telegraph, railway, or commercial, or business enter-

prise that could hope for good financial returns if conducted in the manner in

which the Island telegraph service has been managed. The manager here has been content that the Company shall receive a fat Government

subsidy and give the people the scantest possible accommodation. Those familiar with the modern telegraph service of the Canadian Mainland or of the Ifnittd

States know that thefservice furnished by the Anglo-American Company to the people of Prince E-iward Island is no more like what other American and Canadiancotnmunities enjoy than chalk is like cheese. How then can financial results be expected ?

Another of Mr. W'ayco‘.te`s facts, and

this is a fact,is that there is little revenue from the telegraph lines on the Island. The obvious reason for this is that these lines touch but a. small portion of the Island and are in competition with a

telephone system that covers more points, seeks to please its patrons and furnishes them vastly greater facilities for com- munication at lower rates than the Anglo-American lines. But-, says Mr. VVaycott, “our lines have been olfered for

sale to two telegraph companies, but

neither will buy.” This is not by any

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that it could neither be sold, bartcred, nor

given away.

The concluding number of Mr.

Waycottc‘s facts, is the audacious state- ment that “No towns in Canada, the United States or Great Britain with the

population of the to-wns in Prince lidward Island, have a. night service, and even the suburbs of London with a population of a

quarter of a million have no all-night service." The iirst part- of this statement

is simply and notoriously untrue. There are scores of towns and villages in Canada

smaller than Suulmersicle where the

tclegraph otiiccs are open to business

either all night or until a late hour in the evening. As to the suburbs of London, the fact that in some almost purely residential districts the telcgrapli oflices are closed for an hour or two in the small

hours of thc morning is unimportrnt. All these districts have telephone connection with telegraph ollioes that are open all night, and thus have facilities for sending

or receiving messages to and from any

part of the world at any hour of the twenty-four. I

Mr. Waycotte‘s letter when read by

persons who do not know the condibicn of I the telegraph service in Prince Edward Island is calculated to

produce an impression in every respect far from the truth and in many respects the direct contrary of the truth.

It is quite characteristic of Anglo- American methods as we know them that

he should cry out for more subsidy without apparently desiring or making any effort to secure more business.

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When life’s autumn comes, women, worn

out by the burdens and obligations of motherhood, yet slmnl-; from that second

change of life ” which will banish these

burdens forever. They fear a change in

A _ ,, __ form, in feature, in ,_~‘;~. "7, personal attractive- 3,.-_-‘_,ii-,id 2 ` ness, and that the se- tlecs of life will

, .:l§.l}i;,' 23 i2;l:21ti(¢):”1l'e(x]z;_axt|;1;1t (the ' 1.- _ - '»' _- .1 B ll ‘gg Q ‘V of existence. Suclli tv _~ \ (_), tears are largely 5 iilqfpfw -5 warranted _ by the l,fi‘._\“,‘til';.li'-ol . effects which this ,itil $4 ,:§ change produces in ii'-_ig;;lal~m Q , many women. But .fiill ¢ -=.,,.-_.;,,i...» - no woman need let

u _. ~-mmig. these fearslret her,

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hood, has taken care to constantl y keep her system in vigorous health.

Those who have used Dr. Piet-ce’s Fa.-

vorite Prescription do not suffer from the change of life either in face, form or feel- ings as do other women. This fact is due to the intimate connection of the general health with the health of the organs pecu-

' liarly feminine. By preserving the health of these organs, and relieving the system from the debilitating' drains, ulcers and in- Bammations which sap its health, “Favor- ite Prescripton " paves the way for this natmnl change to come in Nature’s way, _ without the loss- of capacity to please others

or the personal inability tp enjoy life.

Mrs. M. Barnes, of Balls Ferry, Shasta Co.,

. Cal., writes: “ My physician said I was sudiering

from the etfects of ‘ cltauge of life.’ I had heart disease and womb trouble and rheumatism.

. Mymhead was so I could hardly stand up.

W n I began Dr. P|cree’s medicines I improved

right along. I took seven or eight bottles of the i ‘ avonte Prescription) a teaspoonfui three

3 times a day, and the ‘ Pleasant Pellets ’ at night.

1 I feel aswell as I everdid."

1 _ There is no alcohol, whisky or other intox- ' icant in “Favorite Prescription,” neither

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, does it contain opium or other narcotics. p You may be willing that somebody else ; shall say that their baby is “just as good ”

» stitnted for gum. Let dealers say what . they like -a nt other medicines being t “just as good” but don’t let them substi-

tute anything for “ Favorite Prescription.”

Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets cleanse the

clogged system of impurities.

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Grower's Association of I-‘. E. I, wiil beheld in the B. I. S. Hall, Char- lottetown, ou`

All who come by railway willbe

the Association tothe conductor on

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TRADE

King of fhem all.

The “King Quality” shoe' has been

awarded the Gold Medal-the highest award at the Paris Exposition, where hundreds of makes from the best shoe factories of the World were also shown.

The lady who wears a “King Quality ”

wears the best ladies’ shoe in the world.

Beauty of Enish, handsome design, perfect

fit-appearance, and comfort, with the price right.

Made by The J. D. King Co., Limited, Toronto. _

Alley 8. Co. Agents at Charlottetown. I

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Our half price sale of Women’s line laced and .l

buttoned boots took like wild fire on Saturday- Every customer well suited and pleased"

$2.00 boots for $1.00, $3.00 boots for $1.50 etc

$1000.00 worth of these boots to dispose of at once-Some pointed toes--Mostly broken lines I taken from our regular stock. _

Sale for cash . I No approbettion

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. 6th and 7th Feb. 190|. t ‘im

Prof. Robertson, Dominion. Dairy

means.tlie first time that a business has Commysioner’ Pmf' Maman gf the ~ - ` i"°"‘f s°H¢i'°"' been . . _ Exper1mentalFa.rm, Ottawa. and Mr. G

. so discredited by moss back methods RObBPbSOD flf |1118 EXpSPiUl€Hb3l F6111] E H _ D IL' D. Q.

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Sew, read 01' NSU- Whlle the furnishing a certificate of attendance * .

stove with the aid of at the meeting from the secretary oi I

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_ _ _ or one o lar s wort purchased from us, we will 'v , f _=_

b"°g small S“mPif’S_ °f best Val-'10i1€’S those pretty souvenir medals of our boy’s return from S§il1tl1 yxilricf ’ me 0. in °nh” °f “PPI” ff" exh"’m°”° See our line of Fancy Goods for Xmas trade. A Piplflh 804

Peter Mccourt. W&lChmlk£¥ Ilia JGYSICI,

J an 30 W. Secrets: - c°r' Gt‘G°°rg° 5' Gm°°° 3"

crown Cllnfectionery. McKinnon 8: McNevin, Lower ~ ' ' - A '

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