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LAXA-LIVER PILL.

It will work while you sleep without I

alps, curing Sick Headache, Biliousness, _ nstipation and Dyspepsia and make you feel better in the morning.

Mrs. J. Calbert, Nouvelle, P.Q., says:

"‘ Laxa-Liver Pills have done me a world of good for sick headache and constipa- ml)

They Are

All Right

That is Jamieson's stock

.of Cigars

.No cheap stuff handled

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*for big profits. .

.T he Medical Hall A

_Jamiesori's Drug Store-

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Consumitiin is the bane.

of our co ii _-.' It destroys hun- . deeds of pi.-is iivesyearly. Upin

the first appearance of the syniptome,

or where apredisposition to this dread

diseise is feared, PU'I"I`NER’S EMI..-'LSISIQ should at cnc-e be

resorted tv. Bt-gin with small doses but take it regularly and persistently, ind yr-ii will sur:-ly benefit. Mary a ife tes been saved "y taking this iii

valuable remedy in time.

Be sure you ge‘ PUTTNER_’S,

.the original and bast Emulsion. l

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All shapes, all 5i&$ I-lldtll Sl\ld¢S¢ . . -

TENDERS.

'The undersigned will receive ten- *iiers for the stock of :Merchandise and ‘Furniture-and also for the Book debts due to-the estate ef A. B. Mc- *Kenzie-un to noon of Tuesday the 38th. April- 1901

Tender to state eirher a. lump sum

or so much on the dollar as per list taken at retail price.

Stock-arc list: of Debra ip n for

-'inspection ar- the old .store lately oc- _cupied by him on Gmiton Sn on -Friday the 26-tb, ir st from 10 \.’clock pa. m. until 4 f-‘c-lock p. m

W. B. ROB. RTSON,

Assignee.

April '24 td.

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ini lint iliii icuii

will hsgini making extensive alters- Qiom in their present premises on 2nd

Hay and during that time they will 'occupy temporary quarters in the

Tiih GUARDIAN

l A., r,,.i¢,.._».,_.i.__,.; ]0\iru_~.l_ uiitminiiiellel and l fearless; :iiiiiiiig to be

Just, lmpartlat, Reliable. N_0WSYi seeking at all times to fiirtlicr the best interests of the people, ziiid recognized therefore as

The Peop1e’~ Paper-

Piiblislied :it its oiiices, New Prowse Bl0C\¢.

North .side Post office, at the following rates, payable in advaiirsz- _ Morning Edition, daily (except Sunday) $212); noiith zjc: per 'i'_., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _.. - hiemi-weckly 1’-idition (Wed. Sr 58*-) PU' _ year $1.50; i_n_advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ .$1.25 Weekly Edition (Wednesday) PCT Yem' $135 in advance.. _., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . ...$l.00

Branch Offices

have been established at thefollowing places where subscriptions maybe paid, news urnish- ed. advertising, Job work and other business transactedz- _ Summerside, Curifle's Bookstore-J. B. C. Baker Manager =-= Alberton, Alberton Bookstore-G. S. Muttart,

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Souris East, Ttelephone oliice-P. G. Seaman,

Agen .

J E. B. MCCREADY. J. P. I-IQOD.

Editor. Business Manager.

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VVEDNESDAY, APRIL: 25, 1901.

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PUBLISHING THE DEBATES.

For many years past the oiilcials reports

of the debates of both the Senate and

Commons of Canada have been printed and distributed. The direct- cost to the

Senate was about $14.11!), and to the Commons about $45,000 a total of $59,000. In salaries along the cost was over $36,0lll. The consequential cost was much greater as has been found in all public bodieo where the otlicials debates are published. Members who speak are induced to speak more frequently and at greater length becausetheir .speeches in this way are carried to the country .and they think their importance increased thereby Thus the debates and the sessions of Par-

liament are prolonged at a. cost far beyond the cost of reporting and printing the debates. The entire cost of Hansard is

not less than $100,000 to $125,000 yearly. We may alinit that there is ii public

advantage in having an authorized record

of what our leading public men say in Parliament. So there would be an ad-

vantage in having a. fairly good report of what is said by the political leaders in their campaign speeches throughout .the country. But almost every important speech delivered either in Parliament or cn the platform is snlllciently reported in the leading newspapers of the country. Some thirty or forty capable _journalists

attend every session of Parliament; and

give to tlieirrcaders a fairly full synopti-

c.il report of all the speeches that are

worth reafliiig. Hansard on the contrary, is Eoftlesl down with a vast: mass of ver-

l,~l.i;_;eand valueless talk which scarcely

aiiybodybut; the proof-reader will waste 1 his time in i‘eaciiii_f.;. l

The press in Canada gives up three time l

as much of its spice to reporting the pro- 3

ceeilings of Pnliament as the, United ‘

:States press gives' to reporting the say- t

ings and doings of their Congress. In

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fact the leading dailies ofthe Republic do '

not lin d it of interest to their renders to _

give up any considerable space tothe

being considered receive a fair analysis. With us in Canada the ne wspapers give

the general reader as much as he wants of parliamentary talk, and would give more if there were no Hansard. We ven- ture that of the thousands of copies ot the odlcial 'debates circulated ` daily from Ottawa not one in ten is read through by

the persons receiving them. _ _

We note that it is proposed by some to

abolish Hansard and add-the cost of it no

.the pay of members. This would; be§a lame and illogical conclusiom' The only

valid plea for increasing members' pay is that the sessions have grown longer t&n they were. It Hansarci were abolished

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I t tl

of Doddfs Kidney Pills an legion. The box is imitated,

the outside coating and shape of tha pills are imitated and the name-Dodd'a Kidney Pills is imitated. Imitation: an dangerous. The original is safe. Dodd's Kidney Pills have a reputation. Imita- tors have none or they_wouldn`t imitate. So thev trade on the reputation of Dodd's Kidney Pills. Do not be deceived. Ther! is only one DODD’S. Dodd’s is tho original. Dodd’s is thonamctobecarp- fulabout-

i<iDNEY

building on Water Street directly '

qposih Quosn'Hotel.formerly_ econ; pi..ii.yii.B.°f1>. ai.

< 24 a 2 wi..

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‘The fetisliism of savage Africa makes

. _ tolls |

p ally make sacrifice

Congressional debates. An exceptionally g good or important speech is reported ;. how members vote and the measures that are

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the sessions would certainly be shortened, and thc main ground for increased indcuf

iiitypvvould be swept; away. llzinszird ex-

ists not for thc country's sake but for the politicians' sake. The country will not cry

on account of abolition nor petition for its renewal. And when it isabolishcd the

country will want. the money that Hin-_

sard now costs expended for more useful purposes than increasing members' pay.

; The cold storage ot _fiirs has become an extensive ind ustry in the larger cities. As the temperature is kept constantly below the freezing point there is no need

_ot the use ot tsrreti paper, camphor, cedar or 'other moth preventives, and the fiirs are produced when needed free from all odor. Besides; furs are improved by be-

ing kept in the cold and are always more or less injured by heat. Some of the cold

storage plants for furs are quite extensive.

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The Erie Canal is the Ainericin 'rival of

the Canadian St. Lawrence river and can-

al system. The Canadian route has now a.

.. depth of 14 feet of water. The Erie Cou-

al extends from the Hudson River at Al- bany,'to' the 1aks»Erle at Buffalo, a dist- ance ot 350i miles and has a depth of seven feet. It has been proposed to deepen the

canal to nine feet at a cost of $23,000,000. This proposition has been emphatically repudiated by the Canal Association of Greater New York which has declared in, favor of deepening the canal to 12 feet at a cost of $62,000,000. Even if this were done the C iniidlau waterway would have the immense advantage of much shorter

canals and two feet greater depth, suiiici-

*ent to allow ocean going steamer: to pass Harem

tlielfppor lakes io the sea.

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us shudder, and tills us with disgust. Yet we have fetishes of our own, one of them great, widely-worshipped, and in whose name crimes innumerable are daily perpetrated. The name of that fe-

tlish ilpalgnorance. 0 t t powerf 1 ,__ - fetish thousands ,J/lf"

of mothers annu-

of their daughters. For what is it but a sacriiice to the V y fetish Ignorance to permit girls to “ll

blossom to woni- \%` ' P- " anhood, and enter

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the marriage rela-

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tion without one ' 'ii " helpful hint of the if ~~ i obligations of that < » '

relation and its 3 If l physical penis? _,

would _turn the , _,A _Y

young girls’ atteri-

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which the mother fails to speak

just the word

tion to the danger _ \\ I

of irregularity. t For it is in the " ignorance of the necessity for regularity in the periods that the foundation is laid for tlie debilitating drains, tlie female weakness, bearing-dofwii pains, inflam- mation and ulceration that rob marriage of joy and motlierliood of happiness.

That “ God-send for women ” as woiri-

en have named it, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, establishes regularity of the periods, dries up all unhealthy drains, cures female disease, and inflammation and ulceration of the peculiarly femii- nine organs.

Women suderiiig from diseases peers

liarly feminine, may consult Dr. R. V". Pierce, by letter at the Invalids’ Hotel; Buffalo, absolutely without charge or fee. Each letter is opened in strict privacy; read as sacredly coniEdent:ial and to pro serve the seal, of confidence unbroken,

all repliesare sentiin “plain envelope, bearing no single word printed matters

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FU R__S_A LE.

The paddle Steamer “Jacques

Cart-ier.” Length ]}7.6 feet, beam 23 feet, deep 7.4 feet, 329 tons gross and

;»239 tous net: tonnage. Built in Quebec in 1886. The machinery, fboiier and bull are in very good cow ldition, having pissed iuspection’s Tthis month. Has arpommodation for

i300 passengers. The vessel, haviniz

lust been retitted, can be ready for gsea in a few hours. Now lying at lSre\\m Navigation C.)mpany’s wi a ~i tin Charlottetown where she can ce

§ examines.

For particulars apply to

J L. L. BEER, Charlottetown.

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L. C. OWEN, Churlosietcwn.

April ‘Z4 riliw. f pp

Notice to Builders.

TEN DERS will be received by tlie_

unoersigned until April 25th next for the erectionofa new Hall at Vernon River. Plans and 'pecii'ica- tions can be seen at the Parochial House, Vernon River, up to the lOt.h April, and after that date at the hardware store of R B. Norton & Co.,iChai-lottezown. Tenders are to be marked "Tender for New Hall” and addressed to the undersigned at Avonda‘e, P. 0. _

‘Ilia Building Commit‘ee do not

. bind themselves to accept the lowest or any Tender. " "-_.§.L ._ 'V _.

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For More Thi-m a Quai-ten' oi' ui iicntur Ja

Paton has Imported

Household Naper

Linen Damasks. Bed Linens, and Towellings froi

the foremost makers in the world

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in Tweeds and Molisirs. V

Wi-its for 'Samples with Prices..

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and supply plans if desired.

Estimates on application..

Repairing promptly attended to.

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rank of excellence. Our constant experience in handling such goods ouab

UNCEXELLED VALUES

_ Write us your zivu-tits fp: the Linen closet.

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, Customers _living out-of-town are specisilly provided for in having a pirt ot this stock submitted fur inspection through tha medium of sim I which will be found to contain everything at a glance, lie to quality, pri

' etc; We give p1i;ti_qnlsr‘stteution tothe qualu of black ‘cgi i The new smooth iiniihéri Homespun Obama Sumagii gd, Tn ILfd:E5’ Cl'Jtl1B, venetllns, Repps, Cords, Mohairg, Siciligng Cgabmg Henriettas, Nun’s Veilings, Orepes, Poplin! Llamas, Varies, Tad tas, 8 and Wool Broches, Silk and Wool Crepe de Clienes-, Uncrushable

|Grenadiu08. Billck~O'|id‘WhitejShepherd Checks Black and, Grey M

Special Attention to Ordersfor Nlournmg.

Jas. Paton & Cc

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me supply everything ssl-am thoroughly equipped withagood working plan

W. HARPER

Charlottetown, P. O. Box 218. Fitzroy Sr East.

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A CORRECT UUES

is that our line of Watches and Jewelery is as good and cheaper than a

thing in the city. Come and seo for yourself

L.W.CCOK ..

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We have _iustreeeived our spring shipment of Hats The

are all made from the latest English blocks About t‘J

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ching for geiitlemen’s Wear. Don’t fail to see them befo

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