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THE GUARDIAN, cHARi.oj.'r 'row N, P. E. I., DECEMBER 6. 1899

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.~ vw to extend thioughout its rounds the

If 4 r U V w°'d°°"‘P*1ling_th@ Brimh Empire ‘y E principle of trade preference alres/tl

Y é\£r`2‘i°3°;\&?Ltg°&N\\» \ll1l»\'\m°\°U°4 “Hd adopted in Canada ind contemplated ,N ~ fy

Just. impartial, Rp`:nIahbie.h Nbezirlir lni;i;sti;h;.u\3`£eLpLo!e}l;;’ep_tgofp§l:(ee$mr- T0 fl0 IS t0 pllt ll. in f»h0 l`.€&p0i. Mid P0\\'

._~.»|ung at all times to or L e t ii tl a. ._ . . """"°m“’ °°°°l°‘°“° '°‘:°“°l”;d;h°"°f°"’ °" adisadvaniage in the half of the world waliclf on L” you Wlu become convlnfid Of lil _Ii-if'iiiii.neaEi\’r.'iu?<i§e%.?a‘§w Pmfrfdifi which he sees likely to come under d¢l|cl0u3 HYWUUV-

f;":{‘,,;*‘lf\;°f}£§;§_'j° ‘“ "W ‘°u°"l“3 "“‘°"’ the British ilig is not alluring tu Mr.

`n£r(i;'i2§'L;pitlon.pMly iexcevt Swdaylthyfé Proctor. He therefore proposes that f,,,,,..,.,,,,,;°§,1Z‘2,.,,§yi;;;,;;';;'i~i;;,;;;;;.;,:°°‘ the United sms. shall roi-me in l'fca§l§,')‘:l‘°,°.I.-,i‘°x~r',°d'|°°y','°°‘;,;i, °° y ° I " I ' I _ °° “L” illiberal trade policy; and at once take

il.25;iundvance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...l.00 the f_~ll0w|ng measure-3;

“ve been sgwa a'gf,’m|°,,h,",|“,,,,_ 1. Place the U. S. tant! on a revenue

h becri may be paid, turn- " ` .

:haf :‘dvert.BiLii°gli.lob workand dxtisrl busi “IF ~ ,A i,

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IIIUIL IEETIIB _or THE- lsrchants Bank of P. E.|sland.

'Ibn Annual General looting of the Share-

holders of the Merchants Bank of P. li.. Is

1 wilbbe held at itsChl2_p°k°i‘l:gn'?l0uaoe; W @ Sums ° 'I‘U¢SDAY.rt?e ith day ot JaNUARY. next. A. D. |911, atlthe hour of ll oclock. a. m.

Prxles must be left with the _Cashier

at least. one day pi-evlouls. titp£`ng¢:;§;)ulfr»

Dee. i.-2 awaw sw Uwhief-

Dividend Notice.

laacaaxn Butt or P. lt. lsuxn.

t‘hario.tet»owr~. Nov. .0. 1848.

NOTICE is hereby liven that a half-yearly

uividsnd atths rate of Soper coat per

ini cathexsal Stock this Bank, we deal payable at its Dankml ' nn and after Jaanarygnd. l9'l‘_

Tram! Bnnkswill close. '-rm the

Docllbs:l@» ts tlslnd Jannaiy, lil),

dsx inclusive.

e. er of the Board.

J. I. DAVI90.\'.

Re. 1.-3 awbw, lm Cashier.

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§ Y. Uaivtrrlipy and the N. Y. golpill

_ te n New York0ity; ip uma

Qdtws It U. 8. and Canada. ch.-agp:

ltnwslre. Self-help tre sun ..t n

letter. Accomodations reaerved lzatereaces. send stamp for in- oall at'l'§URO,;:kt\5. oiiitiw; Bank illieg. very ay aa adaor laqew. N. S. A

SPEGIIL IEETIIG -or THE-

C~ ~A- A- A-

A Special General Meeting of the

Stockholders of the Charlottetown Amateur Athletic Association, Ltd... ill be held in the Court Room, City flall, on the evening of WE DNES. DAY DECEMBER6 h at the hour of lp. m. lor the purpose of considering ily matter that may be brought bv- hft the meeting.

3. C. PROWSE. E.H.BEER,

President. Secretary.

nov 28td

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lachssction of the LADY MI.\'TO Corset is (cmd as hmailhlu the vertical iines - t bldyantl Isadilydonfsrm to the dzure of

&5-’-"',..°“"`.,'n:.,'°°~,..<;'.“.‘e::.i:.°:.r':s -ggrqamm U34 tllelslers patent nal 'Jeakes dw? the steels are req unto; roh pnlclaer- .28 .F'.‘a. .?»2'!°&'S!‘ ‘.i$.7i‘.ilI.."T..?.?iIi "i?.'i!.T.‘$‘i1Z'l2¢’2i`3°n§?i§1“§iiZ1$'5§'...¢ yi.

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I-E. B. ¥cCREADY, ‘J P. HOOD,

Editor. Business .ilinage

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TUESDAY. DICEHBERS. IK.

Till! OPEN D00! POLICY

of an article that recently appeared in Harper’s Weekly, entitled “Saxon

States, as the Republic has a deep in terest in preserving the open door in the East.

article is the view he takes that

ised as the result of the policy spheres of induence in China which has been dezided upon as the alter- native to the plan of preserving the eastern -Empire intact. In the allot- rnentof these spheres of influence the Yang Tse Kiaug valley with its 250,- 000,000 of population would fall to Britain and would eventually become British territory. These with the 400,000,000 of the world’s people over whom Britain now holds control would make a grand total of pretty nearly one half of the entire popul- ation of the globe.

So far Britain has stood for the “open door” in the Ea: t and wherever. she has had control. But with China divided up and a large portion of its territory held by powers that are less liberal _ in their trade policy, U r. Proctor foresees that Britain in the end,after consolidating all her posses- sions into one great federation, might feel compelled to adopt for the whole a policy of preferential trade which would be greatly to thedetriment of the United States. We quotes-

°~It is estimated that the ' unoccupied,

lands in the Canadian Northwest, con~ venieut to deep harbors and suited to the cultivation of wheat, could.ii under, cultivation, furnish food for 800,000.- 000 oi people. Add this to the possibi- lities of Australasia and South Africa, Egypt, India and other regions under the British iiag-all increasing in popu- lation and wealth. and we begin to realize the magnitude oi the producing

possibilities oi the British Empire.

"When England Buds that she can

~obtaiu irom her colonies tocd tor her

people and raw material for her fact- or-isa, and tee-ls more keenly the compe- tition from this country in her colonies, may not our present system force her to put a slight duty on ioodstuih and dbres from other countries. while ad- mitting them iree from all members ol the Imperial federation, provided the latter will admit free the products of Great Britain and other colonies?

“Thus would inter-imperial free

trade be extendedihrcughout that vast and growing llmplre, aait is now ex- tended throughout the United States. Viewed iro_m our own interests, this idea has made alarming headway in the past few years." _

Hr. Proctor sees that the restnc-

tive trade policy of the United States

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has been, and is a powerful factor to-

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Britain may become greatly aggrand .~

2 Admit to th- R public free 0(

duty the products of Hawaii, Porto

Germany to guarantee the integrity of China, prevent its being partitioned and kefp the doors' of the East open to the commerce of the world.

It is unusual to End an American.

writer so much impressed with the ,growing greatness and immense pos- sibilities of the British Empire on one hand, ann the tremendous losses wh.ch the great American Republic

ia none the less a striking one and shows that at least some of our neigh-

from the Boer batteries. p

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Dr. Chals’s Catlrl

eifectivs in action.

sages, makes heating

lisvea the preamp which causes and deafness, stops the ringing in

and dfrotgpangs is 8;: throat, and l¢tl O lB3\ WI manentlyeradi¢:a¢escatarrhfroru{liesyg_

25c. abox,blowerfz'ee, I! all dQll's, Q'

Eniumson, Barns & Cu.,‘l`ernntoi Q

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Just you call in the next

this line and see our prizes.

“ Opp Prowse’s ~

They include: ' _ Northern Spys,

Baldwins,

Bishop Pippins, Oalkin Pippins,

Mammoth Bippins. Now is the time to. lay in a supply

f winter Wehave sevxal bbls.ofNo.

f,»,.=» ‘_ .Mfg V, _j‘~-...__ ' T. _,.,,.-. , Y. . ,, ,. .., . ,

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time you want anything in

or . ‘_ _ t g _ 2 apples, which smile people prefer for

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umm. .alum Boomers. o. a Hman ‘°°» ° * “U \ 0 _- 'PP “PS- \s¢ut-mm T 1 B R A to 3. Unite with Britain, Japan and ,, mn0°°E'L" m

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____ ° must sustain it_if its narrow trade B _ '

Hou. John E. Proctor is the writer Pd", " °°°"m“°d'_ _ Tl” °'“°l°l' B _"` "f

or Slav 1] lhe Eastern Question."'l`he ba' °’f° \'°_°Pl°3 fbi' °,'°. °P°° °° ' ` I

object of Mr. Proctor is to show that 'h“ " mn °° "' ‘M 'wld' B

the United States ought to With” _ _» ii I

3|-min in xuarmming um i,,¢,,3,-ig, It has treqasntly been stated that l

of China and maintaining the open 5° b°“|° °°m°|\! bulls" fail .£0 hit

door policy in the East. England §55° f°f_ °'°"¥ mm kilhd hi' f'°l8h° _ D

bg ,good alma, 'hm eh, N85; w in lead is .hot away. The siege of ( or Undmued )

""° 5"’ "”° "°’P °f °“° U°“°‘f shdfdu if M r2‘:°P:§"f" "§°':,_:‘;["ff?'. e They are legall A yours for 75cts They will make

estimateldgihat for Eve: m-an kills: happ&and are won; an we 55k mr them

by the Boer artillery at least two 9 h5V9 0th¢l'3 at 3 h\2h9T P300

A sinking feature of Mr Proctor s WM Of projectilea have been thrown When dOWll COW!! Ca\\ IGB Olll' “$86

_lllethler and Feruleher

Important Auction,

I am iiisiiueted to sell by Pubhc Auction as

House in Oharlnrtesewn on iseblsuaoav. ozceasalli man xr rwmuvi-: o'ci.ocK (mm), an iq. sm building sn'Grahon Street, new occupied. by I Perkins H

asaDryGoodiStore.

This building was erectnd in 1896,and is one of the

and most. attractive store buildings in the sity It

pnaiiivsly caxsacatarrh. - B locatsd,being immediately opposite the Phan

which most persons from the northern and

country now use when driving in to market, and, from thesoiithsindistrictawill uso, _after thg bridge over tb

nmnbomugh River i. built. ,

Thisis one of the rarechancss to secure property in .be

eentreof the business part of the city.

TERMS: -Ten per cent at sale, balance on delivery of Dad

within ten days, ,

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