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Whenever a reliable tonic

is needed, especially for cases of chronic throat or lung trouble, for loss of weight, wasting diseases

`therels one remedy you dm, depend upon to give prompt results. It is _our

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Thu value of Cod Liver Oil is conceded, but it is B, _ remedy that often can not” be taken by those who

need it most.

In our Elixir of Cod

Liverffil \ve present the essential medicinal propert» ics Of the oil with the greasy, disagreeable prop- ertiesleit out. lt is very pleasant to take. Price one dollar full pint 'bottle.

.l.G. Jamieson "

Druggist ' _

l`HE_ CHA RLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

TUESDAY, FEB

RUARY |3 lgfz

l SOME ASPECTS OF THE

‘In the brief' history of the mqvg- meat for the union of the three

_‘churches now voting on that import- ant question it appears that the first

;steD was taken with a view to pre-`

gvent any unseemly rivalry and waste of men and means in the mission 'work being carried on by these churches in the Northwest. This enianated from the Home Mission Uommittee of the Presbyterian

;Church in 1899. Following this cam; a proposal of organic union of thc Methodist, Presbyterian and Congre ‘gstional Churches, which came from the Methodist Church in September. 1902. l_ Altar the appolnernene or a joint committee by the negotiating bodies the General Assembly of the Presby terian Church in June, 1906, decldec that it was desirable to address a friendly letter to the governing bod- ies of the Church of England in Can ada and the Baptist body and invit- ing them to send delegates and join in the discussions. This was expres- sive of the desire for a union of all

_the lending Protestantchurches in one _large church. Nothing came of this

,The Church of England required the 'acceptance of the episcopacy and thc Baptist body were determined tc maintain a separate organised exist ence.

The proposed larger union, if ii

,could have been brought about, would have had many advantages over thc

Isideration. It would have brought

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Fountain Pens

the standard of the world.

= We have a large ' stock of regular,

` safety, selffifting and gold mounted in all styles of points to suit any hand.

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together one great Protestant churcl' in Canada, thus accentuating such benefits as could come from organic union, and would have avoided the 'danger' to the smaller union which 'must arise from the fact that one of the uniting bodies is numerous enough 'to overshadow and outvote the other

:two and can thus, subject to the slen- der restrictions of the basis of union, limpose its will upon the minority.

*This 'must be felt whenever amend- ments, additions or changes in thc lbasis, or the polity and practice of

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Health and

Hapiiinessi

pllrvl-isle the Ilumes lllal use

CA-liERON’S Home-Made Bread

Made from Canashfs best Flou

“Royal Household" “Ask Your Grocer”

for

“CAMERON°S BREAD”

To The lileclors of" Ward 5.

Ladies 'and Gentlement: -

Having been requested by

a large and representative meeting of Electors of Ward 5, is nominate as ncandidate for lhc City Council, at the next Civic Election, I have decided to ncccde to thrir wishes. As l nunouncel at the uleeli lg I shall not canvass for votes nor use money to secure my eleclion, but if honoured with the confidence of the Electors,l pledge myself to dev. te my best endeavors to promote the true interesrs of the Wald and City: To the maintainance of a. high standard of just, equitable and non- sectarian public instruction in our schools, having due regard for the hygienic conditions and cleanliness of the school buildings, the safety and comfort of _the pupils: To in- stitute a proper inspection of milk and food products; To improve the hygienic and sanitary conditions of the city and to maintain a progress- ive policy in the administration of civic affairs, generally, having due regard for true economy.

Yours very truly,

- g _ W. F. TIDMARSI-i

Charlottetown, P. E. Island. January 12th, rglz.

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"Hove you seen the wonderful show-

In: 0| "sec<mds"- in Linen 'rnnle

and some of contras`t7'~~bétw'een the

union of the_'Provinces of Britisb‘

North America and the proposed 'ufniion of the three churcbes,- _The uniting Provinces were all British, as the ‘churches are all Ghristian. The political union has greatly in- creased the importance and influence of British North America and ad-

lvnnced its progress as 3 whole. Ano so, in numbers, wealth, and influence in thc state, the united church wil' be stronger and more influential tham fcitber of the uniting churches stand ing alone. Whether it will be strong- fer in spiritual power is a vital ques tion that hardly comes within our province to discuss.

But the church union goes much

further than the political union with which we are comparing it. The unior, of the Provinces left them Provinces still. Nova Scotia and Prince Ed-

ward Island are still Novnr Scotia and Prince Edward Island. Here the

CHURCH UNION QUESTION.

_church union destroys what' the poll- tical union retained. It is proposed hat the Methodist and Presbyterian churches shall cease to exist in Can- rda. The several Provinces surrend- ired but a part of their powers and

iregogatives. The individual denom- 'national bodies give up their very existence as separate entities. POSBlblY we may learn something rom the history of the Canadian 'onfederation. We went into lt very .r-ustingly. The Canadians were our rrotbers, as British as we, and there- ore presumably as just and as gen- roua. And the word union had a :aptivating sound. But we see now

_hat our foresight was not as_ good `is our "hindsight" now is. The bill-

'rovinces have their way. The money if the Dominion is expended where .hey want it expended. They enlarge .heir territories at will. The small 'rovinces complain that they are 'orced ta run in debt for the necessi-

V .ies of provincial housekeeping, that

he Dominion does not keep faith 'ith them and that their representa- ion is diminished, in the case of our iwn Province, toward the vanishing ioiut. In churches as in political -organisa-

'ions the majority must needs bear ule. The big Provinces think they 'reat the smaller Provinces not only -:itll fairness but with generosity. It 's quite possible that in the union of :hurches many things may occur that 'fave not been foreseen and in which ihe minority will have to submit to 'he will of the majority, and may 'eel that they do not get fair play, vhile the majority feel assured that hey are dealing justly and fairly. Again the question may Ln asked, vill the proposed union if consum- nated, reduce the nllmher of different ’rotestant churches in (`annda? What -eenis most probable is that it will ~.dd one to the present number. Therc ire dissentients enough, whether wise irnnwise, t_o continue both the Pres- lyterian and the Methodist bodies in .heir present form and orsfllllslllivll. iut with greatly depleted numlbsre. i\nd these will deplore the disruption, fhich tn some of them at least will .e as distinguishing a feature of the resent movement as is the union. And, it may be feared that there lnionists and. the united church that -lay be more marked than the de- lominationnl diflercnces that have xisted in the past. This may be a oo pessimistic view, but it has been rupressed upon some minds More

lation of differences. True church

t consists not merely in added

olleges to build greater, not in the

'movements as from time to gime are

treat zeal and haste ln brinp:ln|z to :ether has reacted strongly in the

plane. In March Breguet carried eleven passengers (1,318 pounds) on llli biplane and reached a height Of 75 feet. The following day Som- ner carried thirteen passengers (1,439 pounds) on his biplane in a hall mile 'flight Six days later the same avi- lator carried seven passengers on a "flight lasting one hour and thirty min- utes. 1 Among other interesting events in this line it may be noted that Ren- laux carried 1; passenger in the Euro- lpean -circuit from Paris through ‘Belgiurn, Holland, accross the Eng _ lish Channel to London, then back to iParis 1,073 `miles. Three German aviators carried passengers on their trips around Germany 1,169 miles. 'And in December Prevost, the French aviator, carried a passenger to an al- titude of 9,000 feet. `_ Among the other notable feats was the cross-continent flight performed by G. P. Rodgers from Sheepsbead Bay, New York, to Passsdena, (Jali-

fornia. The flying distance was 4,- -~.~.~.....

Cascarefs Cure a '

_ lilllolilleadache

l Gently but thoroughly cleanse you

Liver, Stomach and Bowels and you. feel great by morning.

'You’re billous, you have 9, throb-

‘llmg sensation in your head, a had ltaste in your mollth, your eyes burn, lyour skin is yellow, with dark rings :under your eyes; your lips are parch- ,9d- T‘j'0 W0nder yOu feel ugly, mean land ill tempered. Your system is full ‘of bile not properly passed off, and what you need is a cleaning up in- ll-ud_e. Don't continue being a hllious ,nuisance to yourself and those who llove you, and don't resort to harsh lpbysics that irritate and injure. Re- ,lnember that every disorder of the lstomach, liver, and intestines can be l<l\\iCklY Cured bi' morning with gen- ltle, thorough Cascarets-they worln whlle you sleep. A 10-cent box from your druggist. will keep you and the entire family feeling good for mon- ths. <‘hildren.love to take Cnscarets, because they taste good and nevpr gripe or nicken.

l ll l llall Eczema

I , _ *_ | I fl _slmnly wash it away with that 'wothlus liquid, n.D.D. Pnnnrliirinn. The very first drops instantly stop that awful itch. We have sold many other remedies for skin trouble, but none that \ve could personally recom- lnend` as we do tllb D.D.D. Prescrip- ’flon. _- ' | Better try 8 hottie at once on our lpersonal-advice. E. A. Foster, (‘eu- tral Drugstore.

,|][lN’l PULL Ulll

rogress is nothing if not spiritual. Few Appncations of a

Back the Natural Color

ldozen will take its place" in an 01,1

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the inauguration of the aerial in England in September lust. experiment lasted t\\'0 Weeks H“*1 vessfully demonstrated that basl!

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fact. so m Y‘ H ° entered into the llfc of the civilizedl

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lsoo ml” ,na although it was forty~ ‘Similar experiments were nfiide later! TWO AI-IGN0REp pugmc MEF- ninn days between the start and the.hy the authorities of the United Sta-'Editor Guardhm:""_

numb' ¢|,,,_a¢¢nal flying time wasltes, -France, Germany and Italy car-2 S,,.:_In an issue of your hug 4,924 minutes, or a fraction overrying the mails by the air route. _paper of recent data there wazfuble 82 hours; Other developments were' The aeroplane has also been tested §:_Y;l;:;:r:»:tl¢;r'; Asagened MConservative_ in

in actual warfare by the Italians in| _ -_ _C _t__ _artin,i¢,_¥_ P Tripoli, ind is in use experimentallyl BK¢ 40"' in connection with the armies andl ' m

navies of all the _great Powers. Iril

Ftifeyey

world that it is said if a map of the PI’0l||\

earth were traced with lines for all the circuits and races of the past year it would look like a spider weh. _

-::Iiexal1 for the hair. :lexall "B3" hair tonic and Rexsll shampoo paste are makingnew friends every day. We can. refer you to dozens of our customers who have used them with great results. Call and ask a- bout them Sole agents The Mac

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Klnnon Drug Co., Cor Gt. Geo dt? l ; me °

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This is the Ballot

Your Ballot

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MAYOR

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igher salaries and leater di nit 1 l ` E 2

‘ 8' 'g i s __ ‘ " ' that may come to the lenders oisudh I "PMI out 0"” gray hair and n. C a - _ . > g

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Iéiongl afgibitiy Perxonal or denomina U-“EI If no steps are taken to Stop e S

| on. nd after all- t, - _ . `

human activities of this sort 'gain liiui cuusg' wheuvglay hm” “Wear lwithin the Chufffhel. Spring from , .IS a slg_n that hatnre needs assist- _._ _ , _

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-.ann once it has occurred nine mmf a _ . _ » t

_ _ , Put Yours Opposite _Jas Pa on

iirectlon of disunion and the Derlllet-é _é

s;':r:,°.'.;.t': .;‘::;;;“ ;i3.‘.il..::“..i1;‘ S‘"“"‘i “""°"lW"' B""g H58 Recvfd “S Mayor .

mixed motives. lance' It. 'S Naturevs can for helll- Y YY

.liquid Cough Mixtures

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But the Healing Fumes of Catarrn-

ozone, Which are Breathed to the Furthest Recesses of the Bronchial Tubes, Bring Quick Relief and Sure Cure.

Every sufferer from coughs, colds

ease, and cures the ailment thorough- ly. And this medicine is "Catarrh- oaione." »

Can’i Cure Bronchllls

The germ-killing haiamic vo,por|he set down as indicative of the gen-

mllei With UW bftflif-ll. flclcalldlial progress made in this most inter- th ll th tl] t, ll ll b - » ~ cgsilgtubes? anfi°a6nRll‘;w':_°;c;esr€:e eating line of human activity. It may

,°,“2§ if f“‘§‘"f=d "M »e°e_-wll,y Vote For Popular

Paoonnse IN Av1AfrroN_

Tile Guardian has received lr-nn

Henry A. Wise Wood of New »'.~,;

men in all parts of the world during

wife visited Charlottetown two years

bronchitis and all throat and chest a and the wil n b .lsnlphm Han Remedy' 8' pr°p"“u°_" ailments needs a soothing, heaHng|m3;nbered by mimi; H V; ha:D(lilyt1‘e Igiifcglliimecstlic sageinpd sulphur, scientl.. Janfles For IS medicine which goes direct to the, y “ _U a _he '

breathing organs in the chest and pleasure of forming their acquaint-

lungs, attacks the trouble at the M108 Bt that time. »

source, dleperses the germs of dis-' The events and nchievgmentgnfilin

year are far too lnlmlcrcus to be here recited in detail, but H few facts may

syrup the affected parts could not be'

have been able to und that would not only give temporary relief, but will always cure permanently. Yours sin- t: rel Bi ned WILLIAM RAGAN

For absolute, permanent cure use

Cloths. These are selling at less than ordinary wholesale prices. Moore I Q McLeod. 1-12dtf.

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deepest air Cells in the lungs' A-H be mentioned fir-st of all that one parts are soothed with rich, pure,}thoueand aviators won their certifi- medicinal essences, whereas with a. Cates dm-ing the yn,-I and with the

Named' and harm would result five hundred who won their certig- through heuumbing the stomach with Fa'-fs "' 1910»m°d° “"0"” than 2009 0 drugs. fflights. A good many of the flights | "l have ‘been a chronic sutl-rerlwere of n character that would have 3;; €:mp(l;;’€;‘;;"Yrhc(:lz`_(;§;" arfdltdin faaciacreated a world-wide sensation a have been well for some elnie. ca- wear H20: they were mdeed so many from Catarrh in the nose and throat ithat flights of from three to five for Ovfr eiséhtdyegre- ll fhirkiihep lnnnrn' din-ation, from a,ooo to 10,- igtnhelielli Initial: sggnf? ltiutrhixgdolq 000 feet aluwd°' and "msg mmm' tai-rhozone is the only medicine I tains and states were no longer con-

nldered worthy ol press notice.

e y ( B L I were broken and previous records in Bmckvme’ Cnty carrying passengers were left far he-

hind. First in January, Roger blnm-

C.9»t*“"`h°’°"°- TWO m°“th°' °“m"'ner carried flve passengers in across 1- -- pany' §u||a|0_ N_ y___ and }{;n¢,f,°n_ 'cord was battered in February by Canada. ` ' Lemartln, who carried eleven passen-

gers (1,110 pounds) in a Bleriot mono A .

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All distance and altitude records

GFHY hair, dull, lifeless hair, or hair

5 0 a "11llCml; age, for there

are thousands of eluerl eo le \v`

ea o gray.

I When gray hairs come, or when the

.treatment should be resorted to

th ld

fashioned “sage tea" e :hiche Zur

tlou of this kind is Wyeth‘s Sage and

y onpounier with inter din

covered hair tonicg and ti

balanced and tested by experts.

Wi/¢f-l'l's Sage and Sulphur is clean

removes dandrull and gr-allllully re

“img WY€th's Sage and Sulphur af, once and see what n difference a few

hair. y

public at fifty cents a bottle, and is

giets.

Special agents'E. A. Foster, Sun

n side

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` Q l 08h Olislly get the next, hast, thlng-a bottle of our Comp.

, Syrup ofwhlto Pine and Ter.

The curative property of

' the pine ls its strondest

feature. We sells lot of it and our customers llko it

l 1'-hatis why we recommend

It to you-25c and 500 a bottle-B. A. Foster,-Com. ral Drugstore. 2.9¢"

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editor of the Aero Clllh Bulirrcll, a hair S6¢mS to be lifeless or dead copy of that publication for January some good’ reliable h“if'fB5t0¥'lUl< g

last, containing details of the cxperi- 'once S » » M 7 l V

», » . pecialists say that one of the P A 0 N

ments and achievements of the flying best preparations to us ' -

‘U10 Dast year. Mr. Wood with his giandparents Used- The heat prepare- “ `~ .'

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fames aton has studied other cities

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we can‘t all qef. away to and knOlUS what IS dolnq In the

~ the pine woods f.o not re- '

, llof from a oou ll but we

and wholesome and f tl l - '. ~

lem It refreshes dry' lligsgheyi 133;: _ 1. lufficicnfry and Economy.

store, faded 0,. ,my hm ,U its ,mf 2. Improvements and Progress.

tural color, , nnnw. delay another mlnnce. srnrr 3. Permanent Streets and Sidewalks.

days. treabment Wm make in our 4. Establishment of Industries.

This preparation is oflered to thc 5. Clellll, lléflltlly and liCllC1‘ Llglll€Cl City.

world today.

the whole mmm M15 Zliiiiilii - Best In Civic Government

f°°°mm¢l\ded and wld by all drug- 6. More Work for Mechanics and Laboring Men.-

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Bargains will be given on imported boots, shoes, slippers, felts and rubber footwear, to clear out the entire stock. No Approba`tiO11»‘

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