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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWVN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAI\D, FEBRUARY 20, 1901. ` `

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AND VIGURDUS.

Every Organ of the Body Toned up and lnvigorated by

Mr. F. W. Meyers, King St. E.,Berlin,

Ont., says: “I suffered for tive years with palpitation, shortness of hreiitli, sleeplessness and 'pain in the hesii-ti. but one boy of Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills completely removed all these dis- tressing symptoms. I have not suffered since taking them, and now sleep well and feel strong and vigorous.”

Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills cure

all diseases arising from weak heart, worn out nerve tissues, or watery blood.

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'l`l`l'ISl)AY, I"liBl{U.-XHY 25, 1901.

SALARIES AND lNDE;\.lNl`l`lES_

'l`he Montreal Witness. whose iudge-

nieiit and opinions filwriys command res-

pcct,argues that the salary of the Premier and some of the pi‘iiit-ipal members of the Government ought to be increased, but does not think there has been a case made

out for increasing the emoluineiits ofthe minor members of the Cabinet or the ineinbers of Parliament. But the Wit-

ness does not think that Canada will get any abier or better men ‘for Premiers or

Ministers than she. has had by remunera-

ting them bett,er.Nor would she get worse men if the scale of salaries were more

liberal. But says the Witness righteous- ness requires that remuneration should bear some proportion to responsibility and to the standard of ability required.

Let- us admit all this, as we do frankly,

and with it the fact that successive

Premiers of Canada have saved no money from their salaries, and it does not nec-

GUUD B R ? fcessarily follow that the salaries now

If so call and see my

mee a1'En H.-i_vasia's

nothing better in the city. Also all kinds ef

SMUKING TOBRGGIP-i

J. G. JAMIESCN,

The Medical Hall.

Dr. J. H. Ayers

. DENTI ST .

OFFIEE-Sunnyside. New

Prowse Block. First door to the right up stairs

Satisfactory Work. Reasonable

P rices. I

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YEARLY TO

Christian man or

woman to_ look after our growing busi- ness in this and d' ' ` -~

a Joining Counties to

act as Bianarger and Correspondent; work caiibe one at your home. En- close self-addressed, stamped envelope forparticulars to A. H. ~flE|lVl \N, General Manager, Corcoran Building, opposite United States Treasury, Vlfashiugtoii, D. C. igtf.

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n foie:

_ Are as dainty a trio as

, , were ever sent out by any °» studio. o ii. ._ °-' CORONAS are an oval of 0 ex nisite yet plain design

" at%3.(l) the dozen.

Ewggo. 0:0 o o ozofogo 0'

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KARILLOS are an oval

with gold wreath entwin-

’ ing at $311) the dozen.

LITTLE BOBS are a panel portriiitlike theirnamesake '

-- small, but imme_nsely

_ _ pular. They are $2.a0 the

" gn.

A dozen of either of these styles means 12 valuable gifts for 12 friends, and what would give yci r friends more pleasure than

your portrait.

WESTLAKE BRO

ff' SESS

current-are iiisuilhieiit. Compared with the great nation beside us Canadian

salaries are not onlglisiitlieient but ample. The Republic has fifteen times thepopula-

tion of Canaria, is ninety years older than the Dominion and far surpasses this country in the amount of accumulated

\ve;iltli. The United States has probably

a liunllrel millionaires for every single

millionaire in Canada, and yet the scale of remuneratioii for the high political,

Governmental and _judicial positions of

the nation is no higher than with us.

Surely the talents required and the res- ponsibility incurred in such positions at Wiisliingt-on are not less than in like positions at O:tawa..

For nearly 10') years the salary of the

President ofthe United States was but

S2-3,000. It is now $50,000, which is what we have paid our Governor General from the first. \Vhat it costs to maintain the Executive Mansion and Rideau Hall re-

spectively we need not now consider.There are only eight members of the President’s

Cabinet, and they are paid $8,000 each.

Canada piys her Premier $3,030 and twelve other members of the Cabinet $8,-

001) each, including of course their pay as members of Parliament, which the Wash-

ington Ministers do not receive not being members of either House or Senate. Thus

the Cabinet salaries at \Vashington ag~ gregate $234,000 and at Ottawa $105,000. Thus we ply Sll,00) more every year in Ministerial salaries than is paid at \Va.sh- ington bya nation whose people are fif- teen times as numerous as our own.

Forty nine state and territorial Gover-

nors in the lfnited States receive salaries

raiiging from Sl-300 to $l0,000 each. Only three, the Governors of New York, New Jersey and of Philadelphia receive the higher figure. The average over all is a mere fraction over $4,000. In Canada the

pay of provincial Governors ranges from $7,000 to Sl’),0)J each. Texas, with a population of over 3,000,000 pays her Goveonor $4,000; Missouri, also with over three million people pays $5,000; I1- liuois with 4,821,550 pays $0,ll)0; New York

with 7,288,000 people pays her Governor $10,000. Cimpare this scale with the Can- adian, where the Governors of three or

four provinces ranging from 1l0,(l)0 to 320,000 receive from $7,000 to $10,000 each.

The pay of members of Congress is con- siderably greater than that of members of the Canadian Parliament, for the obvious reason that sessions of Congress last so much longer, that many members find it convenient to reside entirely at the seat of Government. In the State Legislatures,

Ch”`1°t'tet'°“'n' however, a large majority of which only

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As I intend making a change in my business I have de-

cided to offer my entire stock

of Bootsand Shoes at 25 to

33 1-3 per cent off regular prices. ‘

Job Lots

‘ Special snaps

Men’s heavy top sole laced boots Women's warm lined laced Boors

fer $1.00 for _ $1.00

Men’s light laced Boots for 95c Men’s Over. hoes for $1.00

` Men’s heavy top sole grain Boots

` for $l,75 worth $2.75. _

Women’s strong Shoes 4-5c Women’s tweed Slippers l5c Boys and Youth’s laced Btots 75:: lnfantees Slippers 25|

For cash only. No appi-obation. ~Open from 8 a m. to 8 p. m

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renumeration is comparatively low. In most cases the pay is by the day, while other states have a sessional allowance. The rate of daily pay ranges from $l to $8. the average of thirty six states where members are paid in this way being $4-50 per diem. ln addition the fact that a majority ofthe States li»i\".‘ lo' law lim- ited the length of their le;.ri.~l.tr ive s.-ssions must be considered. Sonic thirty stats s

have done this,pli1cing the niinibe r nf :lays at from 30 to 150, the avei°:i;,.>;e of the limit being 00 days.

There are a few States which instead of

paying by the day give their Stat-e L »gis~ lators an annual or a 'scssional salary. These range from $130 in M iine,to $1500 'n New York and Pennsylvania, the ayeraize of this class being $700. In all the Union

the average pay of State Legislators is considerably under $400 ner session. In this iiel'l the pay of members of our Provincial Legislatures averages higher than the corresponding positions. As we

pointed out in a previous article the tendency in Canada has been steadily to- ward an increase of enioluincnts to the

representatives ol the people. _-tn increase at Ottawa has been followed by a like in- crease at Toronto, Quebec, Halifax and

Fredericton. \Vhere is this sort of thing to stop? The people have not asked for

such increases and we think they ought not to tolerate the “silary grabs" that are being made with a. soinewliat alarin~

ing frequency. _

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A BOER WAR DRAN/IA. »

Q AMsrEiip.iii,:F¢b. 22.-A drizmsjnst qcompleted by Hermann Me-yernianu, entitled “By tl.e Grace of God," and A dealing with the Transvaal situation, has been refused by the management of the Dutch National theatre here. The result is a renewal of fierce anti-English trades in the press of Holland.

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Now and again you see two women

passing down the street who look like re astonish

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Sisters. You a ed to learn that

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they are mother and daughter, and yon realize that a woman at forty or forty- five ought to be at her finest and fairest. \Vhy isn’t it so? _ The genera1_hea.ltl‘i of woman is so in- timately associated with the local health of the essentially feminine organs that there can be no rich cheek and round

form where thie are debilitating drains, and female wea ness. Women who have suffered from these troubles haveffound prompt relief _and cure in the use of Dr. I‘:ierce’s Favorite Prescription. It gives vigor and vitality to the organs of wom- anhood. It clears the complexion, bright- ens the eyes and reddens the cheeks.

No _alcoho1, opium or other narcotic is

contained in “ Favorite Prescription.” _Any sick woman may consult Doctor Pierce by letter, free. Every letter is held as sacredly confidential, and an- swered in :i plain envelope. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.

“I commenced _to take Dr. Pier-ce's Favorite

Prescription," writes Mrs. Martha E. Barham, of Newville, Prince Geo Co.. Va.. “in June, 1897, also his ‘ Golden Médizcal Discovery,' and I mnnot ezgiress the heneht I have received from these m icines. I was sufering with what the doctors called chronic indi stion, torpid liver and vertigo. I also suB'ere§e with female wen):- ness. The doctor did not do me any good, so I wrote to you for advice. When I commenced to use the medicines I weighedouly rx: pounds, now I weigh r4o pounds.”

Dr. Pierce’s Pellets regulate the liver.

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purchaser of 1 .pound of either

“Eureka” Blend 25c per lbw “Red Rose” Blend 2Sc per lb H»za.rd’s Brahmin iléc per lb y Knowing the satisfaction that ¥

these teas are giving others we feel assured of further sales to v

m you if once tried.

are

2%* Lower Queen Street.

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ll. Mtl.llUBHl|N;eM. D.

_ Physician and Surgeon.

OFFICE and RESIDENCE-Kent Sl., Near City Building.

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_special inducement for 30 days only, a free i-onp; book to_ th,e¥_

of the followir g grades of Tea.:--

Shoes. _

Goodyear Welt shoes, with

- Sleeper Insole. -- There arc two kinds of shoes,

Goodyear Welt, and all other varieties.

,__ -' In ai Goodyear \Velt there are

two kinds of Insoles ; one is

Leather, and the other is a. Sleeper Patent Flexible Insole.

There is only one shoe that represents a perpetual comfort, whereby

a shoe lakes the place of a. slipper in the house, or a boot on the street -this is the Good car \Velt that is made with the Sleeper Insole.

'1`he Sleeper Patent F lcxible Insole, which is made from 15-ounce

Duck, is soft and pliable, perfectly waterproof, and shapes itself to the foot in such a manner as to afford the greatest possible comfort.

The Sleeper Insole will not harden with perspiration, as leather

_ insoles do, and is alwavs ready for immediate wear.

The J. D. King Co., Limited, have the exclusive right for Canada.

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'Alley 6. Co. Agents at Charlottetown.

WHEN BUYING Gizoceizrss GET I

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sucply everything in ny line. Estimates furnished ou ap- plication, alsoplans if desirei.

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for-they will stand all the hard rubbing you can give them.-Made by the best rna.kera only at pop-

ular prices-50c. for women’s, 75_o. for men’s. _

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Ch’Town, P. E. Island. I

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Mica is the ni hes; mae ef AXLE GREASE made. Itconiai .q °°“ ° f°' "°'

mica which puts agiierfectlv smooth surface on the axle. When tiliis spisrvfllfcireld dren “mi N formed HALF AS MUCH MICA as any other axle grease will do ` your work and do by "tm mo" it more satisfactory. REMEMBER HALF, As Muon Mica as ANY ori-ina °°*° °°°'°°°l

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VV hy is it that our business during the past year has been by far the greatest in the history of the Studio ? It is Because

the_ public have been quick torecogniz: the evident superiority of our work-in pose, finish and variety. _

And To Stand. bycpntinuedcffort, the verv newest goods, latest sceneries_ no.'elties, and artistic eifects, to me nt a continuation of public approval. '

1 Cor. Queen and Grafton Sts.

G C o K . The Studio Where Baby Always Welcome.

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For one dc.l\ar’e worth purchased from us, we will give yr u, free, ‘one of

those pretty souvenir medals of our boy’s return from South Alrica, _

See our line of Fancy Goods for Xmas tradei. _ , » ’ 'C

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