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_lifrolianis Bank of P. E. Island

THE cnalu/OTTETOWN GUARDIAN, Jaan

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Ii§i`°§Q'CEIl°.ll‘il'li1'l - THE-

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Thi: latest iii Duplicat

The simplest, cleanest quickest and cheapest duplicating machine on the market. No, dirt, Eiolwasliirig, no stencil, no ~-roller, no expensive '-supplies. For both " typewriter and pen\v1'ii;in`g.'. \/Vrite for circulars and samples of work.

I’l§l\ll\iAN & SPRANG, "

Mfrs.,

O.`l`icc:-22 Yonge St., Arcade., To- ront.0,0nt.

CARTER & I}o..LIlI..‘

CIIA RI.(`)TTI£'l`O\A.'N. Sole healers for P. E. Island,

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141-QXEOQEXE

I idend Notice

£0

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

November 30, 1905.

Notice is hereby given that a half

yearly iliriileiiil of 8 per cent per aniiiiin on the ca vital stock of this bank has been declared payable at its Bank- ing House on and after the 2nd. _Ian- nary, i9o6. The Transfer books will be closed from December 18th. i905, to january ond, 1906, both days iiiclusivc.

By order of the lloard:

j. M. DAVISON, Cashier.

(`Iizii'lnilc\o\\'i\. .\'o\'. 30, 1005.

l'.'~idi'\v tirivliii.

Annual Meeting

-OF THEI- Merohanis Bank oi P- E. lslanii The annual general meeting of The

Merchants llank of P. E. Island will be held in the Banking Hoiise, Great George Street, Charlottetown, on

Tuesday the qili day of January A. D. i9o6, at the hour of ii o’clock, a.

ni.

Proxies must be left with the cashier

at least one day previous tb the meeting.

J. ivi. DAWSON,

Cashier.

Cliarlottetowii. Nov. 30, 1905.

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1906! I

\\'e are beginning this year

as in the past. by keeping our stock of watches and jewelry wt-ll supplied with upto-date goods.

llaving had increased de-

niaiid for watches during the liolidav trade, we have been able to get some fresh import- atioiis in this line in which we are giving good values.

G, ll. TAY LOR, Jeweler mid Optician.

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NIXEY’S STOVE ENAMIL

PULISHING PASTE

lies. on earili lor stoves and ranges

Price 5 cents per box.

WE SELL ll.

Call at store for large free sample

PHONE 264

JOHN CONN0l.LY & C0.,

Queen Street, Ch’town.

IIO\iIIIIIlII ATIAIIIIB RAILWAY

And Steiuiiship Lin ton vin Yarmouth

_ on fo Hoo

Theggpiilar lfast Lliic Iletwecn lilastern Nova

ia and Host/on via Truro, Windsor

Junction and Halifax. EXPRESS TRAINS loiivc Halifax rlaili. (ox- ~opt. Siindiryl at 7.25 ii.. m. for lllfby and Yarmouth making conmctlon at armouth

for Horton.

MIDLAND DIVISION-Trains of tho Mld~ liind Division lonvc Windsor daily (except Sunday) for 'lrvirn at1..'llu. ni. and .48 p. in. and from Truro fur \Hndi<or iit.6.|0 a. in. mid 8.146 p. m. coiiiior-.tlii§::t Truro with tmliin of thc Intcrcoloiiiril llwaiy and at Wliidi-ior with express trulnn to an from Halifax and - Yarmouth. On Monday, Wednesday and Fri-

daywaomlnmodotion trains Nos. li and 0 run ho octiwliidaoriiinl Truro.

The Royal and U. 5. Mail Steam.

ship BOSTON

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twoen o ii me Wm' cena n.

Lawn Yarmouth, ednoiidoyand Saturday

mi ai fic ri-at -

°" " ° “""' '$,-mf 'rnimarama by Aoiaanasuiacarcrrma

Returning lccvnc hon( and Fri ay.

mh ‘lhllhl not! do! -'Ill

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MANY CONSUlP`|'lVB IIELPED

Shia Hospital ln Adirondacks Slwvu Encoun- cgliig Figures- |05 Patients Discharged The tnistees of the New York

State Hospital for Incipient Pnl mona Tuberculosis in the Adiron

statistics for the first year, whichi

207 patients, more than half o

no deaths. Of the io5 patients dis-

recovered. Twenty-six arrested cases are reported. Sixteen improved, while eleven left without any im~

provement. The treatment consists mainly of outdoor air, wholesome food and rest. Patients have three

full meals and two or three lun-

cheons a day, and go of the ro; gained an average of ro.57 pounds each. This is certainl most e

consumptives at least can be cured. There is another treatment perhaps almost as good. Stay home, use cold baths in the morning, get as

muehontdoor exercise as possible,

any rate it is easytto _try it.

' :~ vw---» SCOTT & B0aK_N_¥, Toronto, Oul-

l- _YL

IF' ()Pd. 3.1-3.12.1215'

fronting on the North River, four mi from City by carriageand two miles b water, containing 60 acres of excellen

land in a high state of cultivatioilif There is on the premises ri large and

eommodious dwelling house and othe

outbiiildings iii xi good state oi iepair. This place is well audi fmmumbly known as a Summer 'eh prices of many things the farmer' is

sort, with bathing, boating, fishing, etc. Abundance of sea weed, mussel mud and marsh mud, makes this one of the most valuable properties on the market. WILLIAM M. WRIGHT, West Royalty.

i2-i3dwoitww6i Ch’towri, P. E. I.

To Fond Fathers

What, dear sir, would your son or

your daughter like better this coming New Yearthan a good and lmndsomi \Vatch? What. of equal cost, is likely to be sonseful and so long~lasting?Yo\i need pay no more for one than you would for, say, a couple of goof- books. We have handsome Watches o suitable size for boys and girls at a~ little as $2.7< and from that up to $15. oo. And the Watches we offer foi young folk‘s use nrejust as good an' reliable in their way as those for= adults. I

E. W. Taylor,

South Side Queen Square:

lIN~TERC0l.0NIAL`

RAILWAY

Travel by Your Own Line to Quebec, Montreal, and all Points West.

Canada’s Famous Train

The “Maritime Express”

is unsurpassed in the excellence o its dining car service and sleeping; car accommodations.

Y 1

couraging and shows that incipient

a generpus diet and the continuous use of SCqtt’s Emulsion will doubt- less checkfthe progress of t.he dis- ease and may permanently cure. At

The undersigned offers for sale his

valuable property in Cli’toiwn Royalty.

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T S PROVINCE AND THE TARIFF

dacks have issued their completed d _S G mi

announced lil yestei ny ua an

the Tariff Commissioners will be with

d .

as f°“°ws There were admlttef usiniivery few days prepared to be r

what are the vleiis ofthe people of this

wh°m were mclplems There were Province in regard to tariff changes. Their

stay will necessarily be short, for our

Chafgedi llfty'tW° were 3PPa-tenth' people are few. Our numbers ure it-ss than

the fiftieth part of the population of

'Canada and out _of the two or three

mont-hs to be given by Ministers to the

inquiry they may feel that wc are entitled bobut ii. day or two at most. The intirnation is given that those

having anythiiig to ofl`ci' before the Commission may be asked to present it in Charlottetown, which is u good central

point for t-he entire Island, but not per- haps very convenient for those residing in the extreme east or west. Short and

sharp is tliciiotice. If our people have anything to say they should be prepared to say it now. If they have nothing to say they muy lic taken to consent to any sirt of change which may be made.

Our farmers will do well to bc on the

alert for the coming meeting. In the

‘opinion of most of our farmers, we be- lieve, the present t.ii.rifl`"is far too high-for t.heirintere`sts,`too high for the genera. needs of the country or the require- ments of the revenue. \Ve are led to be- lieve this from the extremely low tariff

that they framed for themselves in the

days before eonfederatIon,\vlicn our tariff was made by the Provincial Legislature. Common Sense teaches that farmers

whose surplus products niiist lie sold in the open niii.rkets of tha world cannot profit greatly by protection. Aguin, the high tariil` necessarily iiicreiises the

forced to buy. It certainly increases

the price of what the farmer has to buy much more than it increases the price of what the former has to sell.

F.irthermorc,sc far as protection is iin

agency for creating and developing in- dustries within the country, it seems to have been ii great. failure so fur as creat-

ing new industries in this Province is

concerned.

We need not enlarge upon these points

as The Gui1r;lIan's views in favor of ii moderate tariffare well knowi1.Whut we are most desirous of is that the real

opinions of the rriiijority of our people shall be fairly presented before the Commission, and we greatly fear, from the inertia which characterises the many, that this may not be effected. We have some farmers of intelligence and ability, who are believers In protection but. we be-

Iieveithey are a small minority, Three of our four representatives in the Commons oelonrz to the political party which in the

past has made protection the corner stone of its fiscal policy. These are facts to be borne in mind. It will be easy to occupy all the time that the Tariff Commission

can give bo this Province with the testimony of men, farmers and others who believe in high protection, unless the

men who favor u low or a moderate tariff

are present and insist upon being henrrl. It is just hero that the danger lies that , Prince Edward Island, the one Province that has gained least and suffered most from a. high tarltl, may be made to seem-

ingly endorse the present. or is higher tariff before the Commission.

Nearly four anda half millions were

paid by the people of Canada last year in customs taxes on woollen goods import- edzuenrly two millions on suizars and

Chene ard Pict_Q_u._ ____

P. E. I. RAILWAY

.oiiiiiir-,iw g ur. ay. . ii 'y

triiliis of this riilliriiy will i-iiii uk follows: Traliis Outward Trriliia Inward road down, Rami up, Nc. Nc. Stations No. No 5 I ‘A fl

i'.m. A.iii

. lv. Ch t/own nr. 3.11

ltoyalty Jiiiic. ‘.!..`»0 itil _ No. Wiltr-iliiro ‘__ J. Hunter ltiver .’».l'N Emerald Jiict.. .27 ' 5.4! liriii.-aimriiiii 2.58 "‘ 5.15 Siiiiiriicrairlc 2 'ilu

if, M, .ii ar. lv.

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Sunimeiwildc rir 1t\.2.'» \Vcl|li\ ton 9.38

Port Hill 8.57 ()`I.onrY T.it

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Connections With Prince Ed-G

ward island via Point du

(` Iii 'l`li_~] liriiti i Atli, 10015.

sweets; the best part of a million on

`paper; over halfu million on oils; over half a million on leather and leather manufactures; over six and a half millions on iron, steel and farm imple- ments; over a million on fancy goods; over two millions on cotton goods: over two

I undaquarterniillions on coal, and the _ list might. be indefinitely extended. How _ do these duties benefit the farmer, the

i’ flslierman, tho mercantile, the profession- ,7, uland laboring classes? These are tlic

gt, classes who have to pny the customs

tuxoslnthls Island. Bearin mind that

manufacturer would not care aflg

frfwz

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over. '

good fruit and lu being much appreciated

lithe duties did not increase the price _ . of these lines of goods the Canadian

whether there was any duty imposed or nobr But the manufacturers are very

- 1 eager to secure a further advance in the

tariff, although some of them have mode millions and are rapidly growing richer still under the tariff no it in. Thlnklt »

The public-spirited bequest ofthe late They have either found _ Hon.Thomas W. Dodd of $5.000 toward it I splendid remedy or, establishing apnbllc libroryls bearing

One thousand dollars of accumulated interest has been well inveaud in

' book|‘ by the trusfooo and than are

housed in the Legislative Library under carl of Mr. Orosskill. What better or

, more enduring monument cons cltllou

,hum Nm' H md W Wm mn Hunan’ obtain than by linking his name for ull LW, B. fungi” and mari . an mm a-aim mi

“"‘ 'i..°ro@....&. .. 0

'§ tho. ..

time with suclihii institution! We ti-uit thototlier public-spirited citizens may

inmmim one Libmy ia tim. witty ' SWIYIUD-

Aliloiluaiibpeiice was ovoxwl defeated in the Toronto Mayorqlty contest

by u minority of over 4 000 Mr Spence had against liiui both the Conservative pbrty Interest iiiid the liquor interest which is iuinionscly strong In Toronto He would haw made an excellent Mayor if lie could have been elected, but from the first. lie hail really no chance of election

Rev Dr Heartz breaks into exclama-

tion points in replying to u brief note of The Guardian's on the subject ofthe

proposed union of the Methodist, Presby- terian :ind Congregationalist bodies. He

is quite mistaken, however, in assuming ‘that The Guardian is either opposed or

objecting to the union. That thero are dlmcnlties in the way and prejudices to be overcome is recognised by the loaders of the movement. in all the churches concerned mid that the work of uniting the three bodies will take time is also

generally conceded. We confess to great surprise at the warmth of Dr. Hearts' retort. If the nnlonls to be brought about it will be by cool head:-i und delib- erate counsels. And, after all, the fact iiiustbe recognised that Methodism and

Presbyteriiinisni each stands for some-

concerned over a wrong figure in the date line of.The Guardian, and buses his lead-

ing article for the new year‘s issue upon that., to him, important subject. This shows some waiit of the sense of proport- ion. Following the practice of The London Times, New York Herald and other lead-

ing iournals of the two heniisplieres, the editor of The Guardian does not exercise

direct supervision over the date line. That duty is left. to the night; foreman who very rarely makes an error, but is not quite infallible. We presume from the wui-dy criticism of The Patriot that its wise editor 1iolds_himself personally re-

sponsible for such mechanical matters in tlicjcurual over which he presides. We

Pii.t.riot’s “ciilendui‘ for Dccernber" durinir the whole of that montlilusti past; credited

the common belief that December- had 31

days and ended on Sunday. In another article in the editoriiil column of yester-

day's Patriot the late lamented Premier, and leader of the Liberal party was

spoken of as McKenzie. He invariably wrote his name Mackenzie, and The Patriot almost invariably has it wrong

showing that the error is not ii mechanical one. There are too many errors in the beat of newspapers, but The Patriot often has rather more than too mnny.

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DO YOU IGET l$lLIOUSl

No remedy could be more prompt and

agreeable than Dr. Hauillton‘s Pills. No matter where you go you’ll hear of the

rand cures they! makc. Writing from gttawa Mrs. .E. Legere says: “For

people inclined to tiiliousness and sick endirclio I doii‘t. think there is a remedy to compare wlth1Dr. Hamllton's Pills. I foruierly had bilious attacks about once a month-used Dr. Haniilton's Pills and obtained grand results. My _stomach has been put- in good order and my health greatly improved.” No medicine better for men,wonien or children. Try Dr. Humiltoii's Pills,-25c. per box or five boxes for $l.00 at all druggiats.

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STRANGE MISHAP T0 KING ’

Loivnon, Dec. 30.-It became known

curious accident while shooting at Wel- beclr, but fortunately his Majesty has suffered no lll~efl’octs from lt. A pheasant which had been shot by Earl de Gray came hurling down and struck the King on the cheek, stunning him for a few minutes.

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A _ Iutely Harmless-

diseaae from which they are suffering Every mother should know that Cham berlaln‘s Cough Remedy is perfectly sa.

druggluts.

Wlicn' Thcl’ Come

In and Ask For British Cough Cure

they know it is a gocd

article they are purchasing.

some friend has sounded"

_ iis1p:ais~s.

y it if you should

have a had cough--had couglisiead to something worse.

Price 25c per bottle. Prepared and sold by

'rip aqum nnggm,

o I 0

mi-an on A do 'lL'mm` or better ltlilby generous donations' _ .

P. UIFKINU, GOIIONI KIIIIIR. ‘ M ` Y J M I ` i wg". au, 1".. , , V W

Z._§\\&\\"|'/ llIl\§\v/IZ/

thing. `

The esteemed editor of The Patriot is

yesterday that tha King met with B.

ChamberIaIn’n Cough Remedy Abso-

The fault of irivlna children' medicine

containing injurious substances, is sometimes more disastrous than the

for children to take. It contains iioth ing harmful and for coughs, colds and croup is unsurpassed. For sale by all

ANUTHER

RANI

Cleara

4 qt. Pudding Dishes 6 qt. “ "

Cuspidors Bean Pots, large size, 17 qt. Dishpans, No .8 blue and white

N0. 6 (I (I I4 Everything in Enamel A great chance to get

The Ilogos

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The Maryla

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I'|'I|1l8,l'ly

has been issuing polices the BENEFICI ARY

begtwherefcre to remind liiin that The ' if '~

- Also-

tho month with only thirty days and $100 Free ation Certiiicatef made it; end on Saturday last, contrary to ` _ ,ij I ` " '

50 per cent

Double

Total or partial

I Weekly

Special Death

Optional

Indemnity for

Indemnities

Surgeons Fees paid in

The MAR

ur.

Most important in

(lil OT' -_

ARY LAND ERITS ,

$3,000,000

Policies

JAS. A. HO

They cure/

For Bala by

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get the

-take this opportuuijyf. of tharilqingf

our customersfor their ,liberal pat-p ronage _durir g ‘rf9jo5.' .,~g~_-,Q are iiitjiil '

A. F. WEBSTER.

Star steam Laundry.

Kent Sr. Phone 15x.

past TWO YEARS-'-'wliei e - i i

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Immeiise vai icky ,pt lovi est

CNRY

1“1““=f~ *° the B==¢f1~f° » ’ fmsiraiie ouiioiig riots

to Indeniuities. .. ._ . _ salt

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issues the 'most liberal policy.” fl '; 5 _.--,-‘- - .

The undersigned offers for sale time

._4.1oto on the east side of Upper Hillsborough Street each having A _~f'i‘pnt,n'gc on»Stree* of 50 feet and ex- teiidlng backi.75 feet. ri ,

z ots on the welt side of Orlibir

feet’ - »;’=i _

The said six lots lie, immediately

Upper' Hillsborough' St., having

TY OMPANYT ‘Q a frontage on Street of r,

and extending back 74 feet lo

ONFTDENCH _imiaaaeaineiy aspirin' iii¢..-r_e»i-

dence of Dr. A-ridoroorr

:amino time

at Charlotizo town omce. ' ` » T°“”'°°°’

.Demriny Buildlnj, .Ciii't:owii.;~` *

iz godaati ' ”

G¢11¢1'al_jAgent. ~ ‘._ _ ,

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We have ur

we will

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miie from rofi_,‘oooo LAUN- I. rntv woiuc. " , _

prices. ' _ i _ ,_ .

r The '

following valuable biilidinglotl 2.. / ,

'fngh havin a frontqo-_Toni $treet~df 5o feet and extendingwbctk I

` ` iiortlrof the residence of Dr. Andcr- . .

` aon,.l|`tely J. D. Reid. 1 - ”

-r .l0t__ on the welt lidl* _of

I0! P0li`CY Holders. ..§i.*.'r.il.*‘?i’°'éi‘Iil§'i?..’l$.;‘fi‘2i’.§..-Z.§i'i..?".i