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”l"res‘1 northerly winds, lair rind cold-

C. (L RICHA'RDS& OO. _

ght would stranulr. I used MIN_ ARUS LINIME-Nl' and it curei me

osoe. I ana never without it now.

Yours gratefully,

HRS. C. D. PRINCE.

Nauwigewauk, Oct. 21st.

"" 2 - ’ N J`:ég?i?§éz M¢r.lF'sIii\iqfrii>?iiiiil`mgr. Hon R. W. Scott; Secretary of State|_ _ _ _

l __ and author of the Canada Temperance __ -_ i _ _ _ ‘ _ _

Act, has announced himself as a candig ' Q ' " V __ _ ' _ » .

date for the mayoralty of Ottawa. He is

be the oldest cabinet minister in the i H V ii 'I - '

` ~ 3 now 78 years oi age, and although said-to

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Will free you from fear of draughts and render

you immune from Colds,La Grippe,Pneu- mouia and Rheumat- lilll which woolen and

-othe~r‘underwear has subjected you to.

Write for free book-

let and samples.

1-S. A. Mclionald’s. it

& reazmi

an Independant Journal, unzrammflled and

of the people. and recognised therefore as

The Peop1e’s Papor

Published at its omces, New Prowse Block,

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Branch Offices

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ages:

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SATURDAY, NOV. 7, INS.

WILD BFASTS AND SNAKES.

India is a vast country with some three

hundred millions of_ people. The density

of population, which is very unequal, averages 167 to the square mile. But there are many jungles and wild tracts in which are hosts of tigers and other wild.

beasts, and venomous snakes are common even among the thickly populated dis- tricts. Last year the Indian Government

_published a report showing that during

the year 1,046 persons were killed by tigers. Asingle ferocious man eater in one district killed and ate 65 persons, notwithstanding a special reward oilered

_ for his destruction, and was still at large

when the report was prepared. More than 3l,0lXi cattle were killed by tigers in India

_ _ ill 1932, While 190931133 and Pintlmn de*

_,___ , ,i troyed as many more. And yet 1,331 tigers

and 4,413 leopards were killed for reward during` the year, apart from those killed

' 3 U _ by sportsmen, for which no rewards were

_ claimed. In all 3,657 human beings were

_ _ reported as slain by wild beasts during

A the year 2

A condition and not a

2 disease. A dozen causes.

‘ but there’s only one cure.

Bronchitis comes when the Jnynbranes of the air pas- sages are unable to throw of the waste products that some morbid condition of the system allows to ac- cumulate them.

‘llxe remedy needed is

,]a1_uieson’s Emulsion of .Cod Liver Oil with Hypo- iinosphites. It is a con- structive tonic with spec- iii: action on the bronchia tubes- ]amieson’s is the best emulsion, because al- ways fresh and only Nor- way Cod Liver Oil used in its manufacture.

Two sizes 40 and 85.c

l lin-a year. And the fatalities from this

But while wild beasts _killed their thousands venomous snakes killedtens oi thousands. The Government tables show that 23,166 persons died oi snake

bites in India during the year. Of 'course India has a vast population, but still it is an appdling record when we think of a population equal to that oi two cities like

Charlottetown killed by poisonous reptiles

cause are repeated from Year to year with .but li.t`_e variation from year to year. Determined edorts are made to kill oil’ the snakes, but there seems little hope of ext-errninating them. The grelt majority of the people of India walk barefooted,

I and this fact makes them doubly liable to

' be bitten. The authorities are not able to

l hold out much hope of lessening the mor-

. But this by the way. There exists right

lthe tigers and cobras of India in that

_ ,. it rv we sr:

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1 __ ` _ 'q us ion ofthe hour is whether we shall me ouiooliu M

l ; i l be _

_'|°B;:°|‘n;np:,;Ta| Rauamm "“"\y_ .diference of opinion on eucha subject,

seeking at all times td further the best interests _. but 90 _lt ig, It vi quid bg fgg- bgbggr tg .

‘§'.'1L°..‘l°.’t‘2¢§°,§?i‘$§T.”..'§,'i§.‘I>‘fr.if"l§’lI.‘}‘i..‘§}§X_ traumas or denim-no do uns. Robert §§f.~;$f'd‘_'i‘¥» 3°” "'°"‘ “"5 °“‘°" "““”°’°, Jenkins was doing a good work and pa;

Summersigiei Ro§ersm& Rogers' store-J. B. C. \ Ing his way, maklng money for tb' ‘ov

agent. - 2 _ f . i ' » f. ' ” _=

ni P G. Belmlv had friends at court- and he was called 1 ' ‘ ' ‘ ’ ' - ~ _

oil' i i ' ‘ f

Alunon, inferlztoge Post 0&C¢*K¢fbe\t cllfk, [n sane’

_talitv from the alarming number of ` snake bites. T

here in Charlottetown and throughout 1 Canada venomous snakes that kill a larger proportion of ourCanadian people than all

ltiger and snake infested country. 1 Whiskey, gin, brandy and beer are the names of the venomous destroyers here.

J, G, ‘_'rneynave's1ainone1rtens or thousands

outright and there are tens ot thousands

DRU'G:G'IST» _ wounded,many of them yet todie of their

The Medlcal Han' wounds. “For at the last it biteth like a

. serpent and stingeth like an adder.” The

Safe lolluy

ith our Eyes Shut

We have selected from our FURNITURE STOCK

about 100 pieces that we arc going to sell at

llAl2F PRICE--they will be shown in one of our

store windows from day to day-they ilvill go,

quid, thc price will sell them.

l_HFli inside thc store upstairs, down stairs,

rss’-il find btgains all over thc house. »

_ " -:' 'sr-_ f .. _

kill the whiskey snake or cnco ag to bite ani destrcystlll more ol' our people. It seems strange that there should be a _

banish the whiskey if for every barrel of it that was shut out we were to let loose a

force a righteous law and the snake deus F will be shut up. It is surely worth a few

-l-_-1-1'-*li

British Empire is still alert and hearty. He will celebrate his golden wedding on

the 8th instant and is then to be present- ed with a piece of plate by the odloers of his department. Mr. Scott was returned to the Legislature of old Canada in 1857. The writer of this paragraph had the pleasure of voting for him in 1871 at Ottawa. He has had a long, stainless and useful public career. The Guardian extends cordial congratulations to the worthy author of the Scott Act on _ his approaching golden anniversary. Ot-E tawa we trust will do itself the honor of

electing him as its next Mayor.

` THE FIRST BABY.

you wg and inexperienced mother who has to care for it there is no other period of her life so trying. In the little ills that are certain to come one inexperienced mother = scarcely knows what to do. Tn the young mother-to all mothers-Baby's Own Tab- lets are a real blessing. They promptly cure such troubles as constipation, oolic, sour stomach, diarrhoea and simple fev-

Th break ` ld d t

ting oi teeth and prevent more serious ills. These tablets are sold under a guar-~

antee to contain no opiate, nor an! other of the harmful drugs always foun in the so-called “soothing medicines. They are good for all children from the new born abe to the well grown child. If you do not find the Tab cts at your medicine dealers send 25 cents to The Dr. 'Williams Medicine Co., Brockvile, Ont., and a box will he mailed you post paid. f

___

FLINT AS AN AUTHOR. `

Orrawa, November 4,-T. B. Ellnt,

clerk of the house of commons, .has about completed a third edition of Bonrinet’s parliamentary practice and procedure. All the latest cases, rulings and speaker‘s decisions are recorded.

Sealed tenders willbe received from

parties wishing to lease thellililsboro Seating Rink from Nov 16th; _ 19o3,` up to May 1s_t 1904. Tenders to be marked “Tender for Skating Rink” to be addressed to - S. W. Crabbe, President and to be in his hands by 12 o"clock noon on Monday Nov 16th, 1903. Tenders to provide their own hose." The highest or any tender not nectssarily accepted.

A. A. BARTLETT,

Sec’y. Treas.

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NOTICE T0 SHII’P.EiiS.

_-Z-__

Shippers of fresh meat and fresh

iish at Summerside and vicinity who have claims against the Do- minion Government for loss caused by delay in shipment _ when the Minto went to the assistance of the Stanley in February last will be met by me at the Board of Trade rooms, Summerside on Sat- _ urday the 7th instant at 10.30 ~a. H in. for investigaton of the claims. The investigation will be contin- ued on Monday the 9th if necessary.

Simiiiar claims will be examined

on Tuesday. the 10th inst., at- the Wisner Hotel. Alberton, beginning at 10 a.m. _

W. W. STUMBLES.

Commissioner.

7 d3i_ Pat si Ex ai `

Whatjoy there is in the home when _

the first baby comes, and yet to the`

Tenders for Rinki

_ 1 l f f

if ' ax

‘ nnnouncrlmrurs

Of Concerts, Soclads, Entertainments etc.,

' ofa money making

~ Nonh side Pos: crlice, at the following rates, _

I vu W" _wk with Qum" md thou my_¢_gi:¢gia__;3l_\_»_\_;r_§e_i_-;-__y _umm S___nd‘y)__ one tiger and a rattlesa ako in its stead. But _“P R___

_ manismpef .. . _,gm tbatwe need notiv. We bavebuttoen- _ - f _

Weekly Edition (Wednesday) per year in ‘

-a va . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ Loo

100 trimmed Hats your choice Silk jackets smart and stylish Ladies’ Silk Skirts, outer skirts

ers. ey up oo s, es roy worms, allay the irritation accompanying the cut- 20 Skirts black’ blue, dark and

All`Compton and E. T. Corsets

Cashmere Hose A Vests ' e Suit Underwear for my lady Or Drawers S

Corsets ’ Wool Hose _

- L

You will find baskets of Wool-

Belts Suspenders

City for the money. \

ing about. '

$5-95 for 2.50.

NOVBH IE

(We are clearing out this line from our stock.) G

We sell the best $2. 50 Ladies’ \Val;king Skirt in

the City P ' '

On Our Bargain Counter

Opposite Hosiery Dept. you will fined the follow* . ’ _ ing Bargain Basket.” '

At Our Glove Counter.

For the gentlemen that wear a wooleii shirt with

. white collars, we have something worth talk-

lr me Furnishing- on

nature, 5 cents a line (of_6 words) for irst insertion, and 2 5 cents a line for

- each continuation. ' Churches and chari-

table institutions

' halflllnimum

15 cmts.Black

‘ Stylish Tweed Caps 15 and 2 5c. Braces 12 5c. Gloves,Kid 75c pair to $1.25 Collars and ,Ties,low prices for cash. Fur _Colla'rs,Mitts and _ Gloves. Swell Scaffs made-up at ’ " _ Sample line of 'Men’s White Underwear, _`Shirts, Sox and the best $1.00 White in Ch’tbwn ishere _ - _ _

Saturday _ ' " \

~ A~ =-e- g_ aww ,_

A _.Few Flashes Froln Our,

_Saturday Bargain Prices.

Over one hundred remnants Cloth and Dress 1-"Rn 1

Goods ` Half Price AY'

Ladiesf Black Sateen Blouses S ' 5o5c li 'A \c" A-55°" Suit Ladies Underwear, Linder and Drawers A,pM|5"5|QN _ worth --85c. ` 5oc ` '

Two lots Black Sateen Waists 7'5c and Soc well _.= \ worth, _ f . ' $1.00,'

One lot Ladies Black Sateen Petticeats worth

$1-gs _ - 2 S9¢‘

1oo Ladies Felt Hats all prices Saturday 25c each _

' I1-3 od '

P3 -OE; 1-3 oi ,1-3 od* 1-395 f

Heavy Picque stitched glove ‘ ' W5-TER Heavy Weight 2 clasp Ox Blood up-to-date glov _ __ u -_\-`h=1f1°ff¢U0Wl\-1 _ for Fal1,Perrins\make sizes 5% to 6% $1.4; ' _'S' ' _' `

value for ‘ ~ $1.00. "-7'-' - --

All oddments in this dept at Saturday Prices _ ` ' One lot of slightly soiled_ and mussed Feather -_

Boas values up to $2.00 for ' _ 39¢

Good Cashmere Gloves 25 and 35¢

We are selling the best $8.00 Overcoats in the

0n 0ur Dress Goods' Counter

unter

` "Better" come to Ch'town’s Good” it ig* gig;-'G i

. 25c__

45C -_ 5oc f 45¢ 'f 25c 2 5c

Sc made oft, 35C inagiis

_ P sscf Ribbon _ Half Price Wool Gloves 15 and 2 5c

Factory`Yar11l ‘ ' ' . 12c'_

A Flash _light From _ thc ~ Glove Counter. 'Eitctro-Plating.

I ace] _ `v

Till!

That

Th! are ,Up

e' .__.f~

mt v§hs*__l11=_,

satisfaction ii ei CROSBY’

and other

andwe assure you

, _ _ _ _.

~ ~~

_ J- _Hf _

_ _._ 'rue experienced

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1 l

I can

Repairing Stores,

~ Hath _no fury like _ '_won»ian’s corn and

` 'don"t wonder

_ _.lit:tlecorncan_ _ ._1no_r_e painth

~ ‘_ nsmteyen

canstand.-'Ii

_ ` trouisied with

- _ e 1

1 and we will ._ relief. .Price `1oc

- fl A _ '-.frr~-s_' s 1oc

_ _ » _ " Lhard or Tsoft, try-

L dMen’s ginglish Underwear, 1oo garments- ' 9_s¢k=g_e of ' in ers an Drawers _ 25 P,¢_ OE 1 D