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THE GUARDIAN

An Independent Journal, untrammelled and fearless; aiming to be Juer, lmoertlal, Reliable. Newsy, seeking at all times to further the best interests of the people, and recognized therefore as

The ?Pe¢`>;:>1e’l Paper.

Published at its oflices New Prowse

Block. North side Post Office. at the fol- lowing rates, payable in advancez- Morning Edition, daily (except Snndayl three months $1.00: ner yr . . . . _ . . . _. .$4.00 Semi-weekly Edition (Mohd. SC Thur.) `_

per yr. $1.50; in advance . . . . . . . . . . . __ .$1.20 Veekly Edition (Thursday) per yr. $1.25; in advance . . _ _ . . _ _ . . _ . _ _ . . . ...$1.00

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places where subscriptions may be paidg,

oiiews furnished, advertising, job work and other business transactedz- Suuinierside, Curries Bookstore-D. K.

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This is an extremely low price for Men’s Patent Leather Boots, but yet they seem to be of a very good quality. -They are made on a fashionable last by the “Gordgean” method have cloth tops and a lot of style for a little money.

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A full stock of the best Coal n hand and arriving daily. A share of your patronage

is solicited.

LOWEST PRICES.

PRUIPT DELIVERY.

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S. S. Elliot

Die Here on 20th Inst.

Will be sold low while dis-

charging.

Kindly book your order at

once. '

Ch’town, July, 17th. 1900 ood lw.

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mimi from mines would In the have received their accounts-

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Currie, Manager.

l _Muttart, Agent. Souris East, Telephone office - R. Seaman,

Agent.

J. E. B. MCCREADYI J. P. HOOD,

Editor. Business

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TUESDAY. JULY 17. 190)-

THE SUGAR BOUNTIES.

All newspaper readers are aware that

the production of and the trade in sugar have been revolutionised bythe manufact- ure of sugar from beets. It appears that

sugar can he still produced in the West

Indies and other cane-sugar countries

rather more cheaply than from the beets

grown in Continental Europejlbut the Continental nations by giving bounties of from $6 to $20 per ton on the production

of beet sugar have been able largely to in- jure the cane~sugar industry; and to practically destroy the sugar refining business in the British Islands.

As a result of these conditions an anti-

bounty league was some years ago formed

in England, the object of which is to se- cure the abolition of the Continental sugar

bounties. This can only be effected by treaty between Great Britain and! the countries consenting to abolish their

bounty systems. But neither France, Germany, Austria. nor other of the bounty countries are willing to abolish t-he boun- ties unless they can secure admission of their beet sugar into the British market on more favorable terms than those

countries which Istill retain the boun- ties. .

Objection is taken to his proposition by

the British free tralers as being contrary to the principles on which the British trade system is based. It will be seen that much the same principle is at issue as that on which

political parties in Canada are divided in regard to preferential _tra.de. There is a considerable body of opinion in Great

Britain in favor of giving preference to Colonial products from these Colonies, which admit British goods at a prefer-

brought intothe British market.

_ta.riffsystei1i. The British people, how

present.

ential rate. The anti-bounty league

people think that if the bounties are not abolished by all or a. part of the countries. .-

_now giving bounties that the bounty sugar ought to pay a duty on being

Much might be and is said in favor of

this proposition, but there are great difii- - culties in the way of carrying it out. If

the course were once entered upon of meeting with British customs duties the

bounties paid and the high import duties imposed by other countries, it must in the

future, are certainly not prepared for

such a revolutionary fiscal change at _ 1 _

l S. E. Prince S S. Association.

The South East Prince Sunday School

Association held their semi-annual convention in the Tryon Baptist Church on Friday July 13th, it being a decided success in every respect. The afternoon session was well attended, many :of the schools being fully represented.After devo- tional exercises led by Thomas Moyse, the minutes of last convention were read and adopted. An open conference on Sunday School management was then opened by Thomas Moise and carried on by Rev. F. A. Wightman, YV. B. Howatt, R. Lea. James Morrison, Lewis Trueman, Peter Howatt, Major Lowther and others, re- ferring chiefly to financial management,

use of blackboard in school division of classes and running of schools during

winter months, the discussion being very instructive. The meeting then adjourned to meet at 7.30 p. rn.

The evening session was very largely

attended. The principal features of the program were as follows: An address by Rev. F. A. YVightman on How can the Home Help the Sunday School? This subject was nobly dealt with, lacking no point that would be of any benefit. The close attention of the congregation showed that all were interested.

A short paper was then read by Hermas

Myers followed by a. short discussion. Last but not least was an address on Re- sponsibility ofthe Teacher by Rev. Mr. Robertson who discussed it in a very satisfactory manner. All were pleased with the eloquent remarks made by him and also by Rev. Mr. Dawson endeavoring to show forth the great good that should follow this convention. The meeting closed by benediction.-H. Myers Carle- ton, Sect-Treas.

Dizzy Spells and Headache

leak, llervoul. and Run Down, would

Shake with llervouenese-A Terrible hee-A Remarkable curl.

Hrs. Chas. H. Jones, Plerceton. Que.,

writes:-“ For years I have been a great sufferer with my bélff and nerves. I would take shaking spells and a dizzy, swimming feeling would come over me. Night after night I would never close mY GYES. 8115 my 1109-li would ache as though it would burst. At last I had to keep to my bed, and

enough my doctor attended me from fall until spring, his medicine did not

help me. ' -

“I have now taken dve boxes of

Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food, and it has done me more good than I ever believed a medicine could do. Words tail to ex-

press my gratitude for the wonderxl cure _brought about by this tre_ - ment.” . »

Dr. Chase's Nerve Food makes pale,

weak, nervous men, women, and chil- dren strong, healthy, and happy. In pill form, 50 cents a. box. at all dealerl, or Edmanson, Bates & Co., Toron-to.

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end destroy the British free trade system '

and bring in a retaliatory protective _ ever they may be disposed in the distant ' I_

. and all kincs of

are the medicine otlniz will cure Dia- betes. Like Brig'ht’s Dis- ease this dis-

llpdd’s Kline mM.ns

D0'-`|d’s Kidney Pill; ¢\ll'¢d it. Doctors themselves confess that without Dodrrg

EZWH' against Dia.

~ *W Doddis Kidney

Pills are the iirlt that ever cured Diaibefg, Imitation:-bog, mm¢laM E'3»l-l'¢_adve_rtieedtodoso,

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éiwk it m. ima. 'res f visitors.” _Refreshment Booths

-Ice Cream; 'Strawberries etc..

Tickets 30 cts.

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Granite ware » 7' _T;f..1! our onftlie' maiidxtsbc-deny. mm y

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EDWARD

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The appetite can desire, and 5 which is more palatable than a dish of Strawberries. We have them-home grown-of delicious flavor, and to thoroughly enjoy r trawberries one must have good cream. This we have every morn- ing perfectly new and fresh, and exceedingly rich, and what is

there

NIGER THAN . GOOD CREAM

The kind we carry. .All orders by ‘phone or otherwise

filled promptly.

~ High Class Grocers.

Some brands of Flour have ad~ :need in price at the mills as much s 90 cents a. hbl. within the past two r three weeks, and some millers -hink that they have not touched the top notch yet.

Wi nn fortliaali In securing smnl liuulfadbirrilsiirly ani in are new - olliilogibem for sale al a my reasonable

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If you want to buy Flour it will

pay you to write or call and get our prices before buying elsewhere.

Every barrel guaranteed first claas

or money refunded. '

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Iliefincd and Lubricating Oils.. llose picking, billing. waste. etc- boldie &. Eo’s roll lioorn braid of Flor Slricbaols Celebrated SILT EDGE SOAP-

Suorlso Blend Tea. lilo- ' Call or write us for prices before

placing .your ci-ders.

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of flour and want it good ask your grocer for

Silver spray

or Parlay Bello

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DRISCOLL dr HORNSBY. MCKINLAY BROS.

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fect" Baking Powder is the beshe ever used. He

that he has used it while connected with the' Sydney Sydney, and Davies House, Cl:iarlo_t£fetewn,___-.and is using it at the dining rooms of the Dominionlron &

Co., where 5,000 are fed each meal.

Mr. Vassallo is a. member of the Universal Cookery

Food Association, of London, Eng., and atypreseut is~ ger of the hotel and dining rooms of the D. I. C9 ney. _

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Mr. Alphonso Vassallo writes that Dearborn’s

I. ll. Mollillll &. Gil. ` f - o. ii. 1 FLouR. S

Juetja taste of

_ » , “Gingerv Ale, - / Cream Soda _

Lemon Sour etc..

Will convince you of thf

superiority. '

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Fine PhQtography

In all the latest designs. ' - ‘ Our CARBON PORTRAITSVI ere unrivalled.

Our customers are all delighted. _

Be sure and visit the leading studio. ‘

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Birq-ue Cororae will be due here from Liverpool, Englmd, gbqqg

*' July with 5000 bags Liverpool Salt, 12_lbags to the ton.

Also, 20 tons Prussian Rock Salt for Cattle, etc. _ which will _be

low while discharging. -

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Sabbath School Plonlo ~

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WILL BE HELD AT T . _ -

'Opens July lst, beingéhe 26thiyear un

Birch Grove Froetoso ds- P---jf

Water Nice

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Steamers N°"th\llI\i>_¢r_|agd _'-and .Princess __

Leave asfbelow eve da ,Sued ¢,ed_ .

SU1&'§>1l§11g0INT DU CEENB, _(on ai?r,i:fdlxd?l)L50 train from St John,)for Tignish, IDE, connecting with express _Charlottetown-and

From si_JMiimRsmE_(°nmi 1 f °

git; a.llStations of P. E. I. R.) fo;d?8Il\?'l?rlDu[l7gCHENE, connecting with

3,0011 train for ST. JOHM, BOSTON and MONTREAL . ““@<=*f1°“ el=M°=_wt°u.wwh n-aiisfor canada and N. B., at sr. John ggi; C» P- 1;- gud Railway for U..s. .~ssd_ came., liiwnsi. Joi... ‘ with and §l;<;1:rd<; rfiémationgl and Dominion'-Atlantic S‘..§;.Lines Towle! and on Honda Wr;ld?°n or I Bosmp dlmct due touowmg ‘hy M uma'

East. it Pu E;-ld_ Ed Friday mornings, with Steamers for ’F§hg °§v§5vM 01-,fihe_day trains from

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