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THE GUARDIAN, SHARLOT TETOT/VN{PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, EBRUARY 16 i905

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P.i.|. singlixciimii

Ross CAMERON _ & co'Y

Bond and Stock Brokers

lint iliflce lil Giisgov. ILS limi iisilm Wim and S’S.di

Stocl<s,boi:ids, grain, cottorr etc _

bought and sold for cash or carried I

on arriargin. Quotations received

on the best New York and Boston*

stocks. VI/'e oder for sale at $1.00 a limited number of shares of the Gordon Plenum Light Co. of N ew England and consider it an excell- ent investment. A 'Lighting Plant furnished by this company is noiv installed in our otlice. Full partic- ulars regarding the stock f nrnish- ed on application.

E.M.DoULL, rig..

Otiice. Lower Queen Street,

__ Farquharson’s Building.

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Who is Your Druggist

Have you a regular drug-

gist ? lf not, why not ? A re- ' liable druggist can often be of great service to you, be- cause he has knowledge of many things which you can not well know about and there are apr to be times when the information and ‘aid he can give you will be extreme- l_v valuable. We should like to be your druggist. W e take an interest in our custo- mers and endeavor to .pro- mote their interest in every

‘ way. Thrse customers who _

have traded with us longest realize we think,that ours is

~ a store that gives unusually

. service in many respectf. If Each special feature of stock » or service is something that 7 will be to your advantage.

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- Will you not remember us

and give us a trial when next you want drugs. ?

J. G. JAMIESON,

Chemist and Druggist. '

? THE MEDICAL HALL.

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THE BEST PROOF ofthe VALVE Df ‘

A i>ilRK’s '

PERFECT / l!iiU|.>IDN I

is the fact that its salegrows all the time. Doctors recom

mend it. People who have

usedit are its ardent friends. Price goo a bottle. Large bottle $r.oo

For Sale

Schooner “Precursor:’ 46 tons,

sails, rigging and running gear in ood order apply to,

Ilapt. Charles Stright,

Victoria, P. E. I. ._

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To North Pacific Coast

and- Kootenay Points. PMI HCTOU, I. S.

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SB a'r'rLE a Tacoma, wash. `

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UTAH. MO TANA, WASHINGTON and

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T H E G U A R just such as the narrow inland mind would

An Independant Journal, untrammelled and

fearless; aiming to be Just, impartial, Reliable, Newoyi seeking at all times .o further the beet interests of the people, and recognised therefore as The Peop1o’l PQPQT Published at its omces, New Pr0wS¢ BIOCX.

North side Post oilice, at the following rat-el. payable in advances-

'¥10l1 NC- f . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . semiweexigeriiiinon (wee. a sat) ver ; year $1.50; in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. -$135

Weekly Ed tion (Wednesday) per year $1.25

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have been establish. at the folio n p oe! where aubacrip ous may be paid, news Turnish- ed, advertising, iob work and otheer businal transacted-

summerside Rogers & Rogers’ store-J. B.C.

Baker, Manager. `

alberton, Alberton Post Odice-Herbert Clark.

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SourisBast,‘ Telephone Olhce-P. G. 86111111

Agent

I. B. B. llcCRRA.DY . P. HOOD

Elliot' I ,Business lifanlger.

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THE AM PHIBIOUS ICEBOAT.

The O"awa Free Press, the home organ

of the Laurier Administration, remarking

upon the fact of the Stanley being fast in an ice-floe and the Minto shut up in Picton harbor, says that “the Depart- ment ot Marine has now to fallback upon the amphibious ice-boat.” It proceeds to eulogise the Island craft as if lit were a

very happy d' partmcntal invention which has been specially fcontrived for such emergencies a- have of late arisen. We

resent the prcnosterous claim. The ice-

boat is the l.land’s ownest own, and neither the D nartment of Marine, the Government of Canada nor the City of

ottawa had hhychihg co'do with this

When as yet confederation ,had not

Ottawa. was Bytown, unadcrned 'with the

stately piles that_now flaunt their lofty ' towers and gilded vanes on the bluH`;when the cows still pasturcd at leisure upon Parliament Hill-before all these things the amphibious boat, the conception

of an IsIander’s brain, was doing service winter after winter in these northern

waters. We may not know who the

great inventor was. He sought no patent rizhts, exercised no monopoly, and has no monument today, but he gave tn the Island the ambitious craft which the

twentieth century has found nothing as yetto equalin its line. _

Compare for a moment our amphibious

, hm with other mir than navigate ` the

seas. The ateamshipis the best of them, with its single motive power-steam, .or p =rchance some spread of sail as an auxil: iary. The swift ocean liners that have

made aferry of the Atlantic would be

powerless in the ice of the straits. W.- see what has happened to the cosllymud

specially equipped winter steamers, de- ; pending upon steam power only. But the ' iceboat, equipped with oars and sails for

_ water and with sails, runner.-1 and straps for land or ice, is prrpared to swim, or sail, or run, or Hy as the case may be. In fact the amphibious boat is an altogether

unparalleled achievement in the way of a nautical craft, which is specially adapted to more conditions of service than any other yet conceived in the mind of man or ccnstructed by human artifioe and skill.

To thirk of stripping the Island of the'

pride and glory of this great ancient;

prig. ing the honor to the Ottawa' Govern-

ment, or`to` any mera inland mind gr, col-

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unjust. The inland mind is esaeistislly narrow, while the :glade nurturedby tlig seaside are kept is with th§'wide" wide world. Theyiiivés that wal# our

Africa, of the antipodean Commou?e'altl~,

I maritime nations gave the world its com-

, Pmmniomte R“efmm“d,m _*her -bam' "l'nei'c2_. its s__hill|, \and_ that crowning . has hi., io .gsm in _coi.ou1>o. Ionic. liiriomsh of all, tho amphibious boar. No

, _ . _

conceive-a craft to lie in the water and

formed itself as a dream in the mind off - Q ”

the Earl of Durham or Joe Howe, muehfm' i 0' less of those who came after, who are now _, I a__Whe,-e thg camelvg 805 hi, called the “fathers” of the union; when body f0110WS.” Says an Oriental proverb.

invention and achievement, and appro-*I* _ .

l»ctlon of minds is as absurd it ie.;

have lavedme coasts of

of far Cathay and"tbo'islands of the disfr

brings broad ideas andgreat conceptioiis.

Ontnrim. na wander cond ever have

make progress by rolling over I Coinbare such a craft. a mere log in the ocean, with the transcendent outcome of Prince Ed-

ward Island genius, the amphibious boat that swims, sails, glides, runs and flies, ln water. on ice or on land, and you see at a

glance the dmerence between the_ power

in touch with the inspiring sea. And we V cannot but prcti-st against the combined ' ineanncss and 'dishonesty that would claim the amphibious boat as' belongtngfin some way to the Ottawa Government or as an inland idea.. In its conception, its evolution and its completed proportio/rs it is essentially Insriarand Maritime. Tue

'genius that conceived it was toreign to

the narrow mind of t_he_inlander.

_ In Canada there is a widely prevalent.. impression that the United States has got the best of u's -in the various boundary

settlements of the past. A very diferent

une. The 'chicago 'ri-ihhhe fairly renew the prevailing American opinion when ln referring to the Ashburton treaty it says: “The United States surrendered much

territory to which it had a reasonably good title,” and adds: “The American claim to what is now British Columbia was not a perfect one, but it was about as

more in their favor.”

It’s thesame with disease. A small ‘ will giyve it an entrance and ‘ li iseasc once has a. in th

_ The i for disease ~

is often ioundgin a 9 weak" stomach._ When the stomach is “ weak” the body also becomes weak-

ened by lack of nutrition, and disease attacks the heart, liver, lungs, kidneys and otherorgans.

Dr. Pi e r c e’s

_ Golden ‘Medical Discov- , ` ery mah es the weak stomach strong. ‘ It cures' e diseases of the stomach and_other organs of di- gestion and nutrition,

andso enables tybodye _ ,

I0 F2919* 01' fhf° .Off other diseases. __ Men and woineii who are sick ans' in- vitedto consult Dri`Piert:'e, by letter, _/Yee, TV and so obtain witho'ut~cha'rge the opinion ~ ‘of aspecialist on_their' ailments. All cor- . rspondence strictly confidential. Ad- di_-_ega R. V. Pierce, Bulfaio. N. Y.

or e t two ears I `

_ sick womanguwrites D/sire. Cheglae? had Ave.. Cleveland. Ohio si tried-medicines

__ ii-om doctors and to no avail. Ai last; deemed

to try Dr. Pieree*s Golden Medical Discovery. _ rlltartedlwasallrnn-downaudhnda

unpleasant taste in my mouth. Was ed up, and at times it was very hard for me

» breathe. I had severe headaches and euttin pains in my knee joint. Was so weak I could not attend to my 'work nor walk up or down stairs without the assistance of ni brother or some friend. I am now takin the gsurth bottle I and am _happy to say I feel Tike myself again: I ,&!l 80 up and down stairs and perform my duties as well as any one. Everytliin seems to be bfi81_1f_¢f. and I can assure you 51st life is worth living.”

Accept no substitute for “ Golden Med-

ical Discovery.” There' is nothing just as good for dyspepsia or debility.

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egg

opinion prevails on the other side of the -be' “““‘ th” latter' "‘“'“°d' °“t m“°h better

w an _ place f _ e ~body a large numbcrof xllsnniy follow it. -

IHI: EDITOR S MAIL. _

_ as ag;

'.POINTS ON. LAWN MAKING.

Sm,-_In an ex‘ra<»t from the Delineator for Mar-ch,on the above subject, publlshedq, in' the Guardian ofthe 13th insh,it if sv ated that “April is a good time in the North. to sow, before the usual light showers.” Apr-il, or in the spring, may, be 'a good time “tu sow, but Idoubt. ifit _ is the best. _I think it will Le found that the early autumn, say the beginning of, September is the best Lime. I sowed mv own lawn in two sections, one in the spring, the other about the lat of Septem-

tnan the former. ' There is, of course, a reason for every thing. In this matter the reason is that weed seeds dropped in the autumn do not germinate, the same year, but remain in the gi-'mud till the follow- ing spring when they send up' their shoots, while grass seeds do germinate in autumn. Lawn grass seed sown in the spring has to contend with the weed seeds, usually of more

the weed seeds. The aivantags seems very eviient.

I would suggest to anyone Ipnrposiug

I ;. charloicocowii, Feb. 14th moo.

' A LITTLE JOICE ON UNCLE SAM.

l Lonnon, Feb. 12,-The Westminster 'Gazette cartoons Minister Von Stern- * berg’s statement that the Kaiser is stretch ,log his hand across the sea for America Ito grasp. The picture shows a huge, half cpewmailed fist. emerging from the ocean, ,with Uncle Sam onthe land, ejsgulating, _l “Great Monroe; what sort of a sea serpent ‘is char. i" i °

ij 5f"l`fll"¥'I°'lii°sf‘iIl!l.;I.Vi1<!_-Cl\sl1'yi. it »9°th¢= I and ailays all irritation and gives rest and

says Imre Kiral the show n has

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mm “dm we n====»»» PM ->» _nun Hilo uP In sister c/ln. wnv out Piston R

whether all the nations having* /____

cmms aga"nst Venezuela' Shan stand NEW Yonx, Feb. 12.-William Stolle, 65 Dsnnr, Conn., Fab _

up °° ‘n °q“°'m'T° It “em 5 years old, ldentidedwiih the publishing ouldaot persuade his ' 12' pretty large concession which the allies ,adm mad m,|¢,,,|, hum ,pawn m is up “Mug tgbbwm me R" have madeafoer the expense they_have _ crowded car to-dsy.___ Elo was so closely B-ichel|6r,p-istorottha song incurred, but ltis evidently in the inner- '° .‘“'*'°‘"°d°d by P“°'°°3"'° M” W" “°°*l ohm” °f H°°k\|\l\lD.

esta of peace tiiaivthis was done. -‘Vene- ' prevented :mm ta img? . . - 5' 8: ms H slgnM'l°"’ which h” zuela gains time by this move and the e '

“°"§{,“¢ E‘”“°““1““7 (°‘°°”' S“”d°y)_’ 52:; .and reeourccfulness ofthe mind ot the ln- idate of dual settlement of the trouble _

landrnsn and the mind ofthe Maritimer, cannot now' be set in the near futpre. `

“ ron au. couasn.

Theinertho dinner is tho_`greoter ll ill! M053

good as the English claim. If the settle- vi3°r°°s g"9wth° ‘mt it - séwn hscmu' 1

' l .h t ch ii d ra c 1 biscuits.

ment had been deferred a little longer, nt e an “mn eager a ‘wg sf 1' 1;; °y5t°m mu3t.n°t.b°mu1°d by Pom'

have their roots ra v orme , be >ra i _ ` iscm* 5 mn with god

until Americani B better ' wpathpr their B u B’ t m d

on the west coast, the compromise .finally you get a crop of grass already rooted in " 7917 bat __ “cm Tn mivsd at probably would have hem the soil to contend with the growth fri m _ Culp. 01168, _With 0116955 md °°&°~

And .for all thesecourses no.-.betta are made

“Cht'i8ti6'l." - ` ' ‘ i

It is announced that a protocol has been go mth, ,_ lawn new summer that 1,, Owns' 60_0 vnfllilqlo

signed in connection with the Venezuelan plant it with 'A root-crop, say early pots- . ' ' '_ At ls'0°0a'l»_

.mai and mania amphibious mic. tumble by which the question of ore "°°°'~ ‘¥""‘° "P"'“¥- . °°'°f““Y "°°" 'ml

...I ....~b..l'f»~»»=»1 H ~»»» Md-.::ii‘1f.°.s‘:.‘*:‘:.':.°;i':.“:°.1t ii:

#with age. lt is elder than the Departfi TIWHISW U~‘ib°1D°1 f°l‘ \l`b|U'¢°i°ll- Bylg,-5,3, In “'_,'°¢, I f°|m¢'¢he “B ‘Wu mehcoimhrihsoi-the Government ofthe chiefs meant lhetthe <1°°=°i°° '"0 1° Lswu Grass” to be erwllent. md I now :Dominion or than the city ¢r_oira`w`».I\rb1hot°d M to whsthrr Britain. G-fr- °°°_°*_‘i°°"=°"° f* "lm *F _*W* °° "° “I

_.improvement upon that named the “New Boston Parks Lawn-se'e"d.' ' ` ' _ ,

" ' _ ' B. Wannunron.

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" Ladies~att_ending cooking school will 5115

AC__¢u;»__g¢,~iafdihe w___.i»:che§_I cringe Slut thelli fefllllfemeilts at f

='_U»'§~ V0 i' `°: e .' f '

ness ;¥id_So1i Lungs. cr” I 8‘

I' U to date Hardware Store’Cameroll `B1°¢¥

, use nhachmeihie and perfectly harm- f" P’ ° . .’ _ - _ . less remedy The Baird Compania Wlnei _“WQ G\18fQfntQ¢ Pride,” "

_Biliousness is cured by the use of Dr. P1erce’s Pleasant Pellets. - _ .

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Loi~mou,l1.'¢h,1a-'rho naiiv chronicle f' . -_ 9- ea U *J* 1'*

, ty! ' ., -' _ ~,,_,,.

purchased the Crystal Palace. ma ’ L°a_ns in nadaf " _ " " '

Money advancedon l‘¢§l1§=¢5i”§*t' current

fwaivrnn-A ease oi headache chic I I easy

' ' de to

,KU1mi°ori‘r Powders win hor. me no AP°1‘°’_‘*‘°" “,‘“Y be ma _ 'ten to Gwent minutes. m A' W' S'ems‘ ° town I Arthur B Dicheson

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‘ _ ~ _ W. T./Hunt. S side 1811183 T B8»F¢1lY»

HAR . F. H. iHome.sV_vihsioe. .£1111 F°;_\_>§__;1;_yM

_ A L F aser, uris.; » Obeft »

T D To __SH|P FLOUR .u....aid'McLem. crapsud. T11°m“° L M Y

Nxw Yoax, Bfeb 12.-There is a note of Te “pig W_- Mcponald, G¢0't0wn, Henry F F

ialarm inthe reports received from t-'e _him Amie;-gon, Kangingmn, -C. A Woodman lWost, and especially from Minneap»'»l`s_ ' , ' ' :ofthe aiinhhicy exp, i .1 i, ii. hi -

pore to-get flour to Neyvfnébrk yande osthirr ’ » . S0Ii¢it°f5 f°F Cwtown P E Island

seabgggd ¢i5i¢g_ _ _ fn . 16, d3m.

iq, ir- ,,,, ._.;_ _

, tant seas. The circle of eternal ,change " ' """'~_ _ _ _ _ __/ which is the life of nature brings to us on i ~_ _ _ _ _ ' __, a nlce thick ma-_t° l

,the ocean breezes not only ozone, bug ._ ._ _ __ tress so , .

energy, and with their cooling breath ' \_f _ f ’ _» ft top?

I " gg ancy striped ticking

.Thomann mihqgche¢m_hhashurih»eai, ` "" `”” ’

gr h . ` ’ _ . -W4.;

conceived an invention ot this

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‘siiiii theKna ' ‘i*'oIier`bo"at. His

of our tobacco, Amber

W§QM'IT MAY' CDIICERN rohiiceo, A 'Play

.roms-ts

oaccosaretliesameaiae

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of Snowshoe

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‘ Wo?-do not forget that an man

~ _ J excel'!ent“value:-"T ‘

_ _§_ ‘ Buys a better i"nattre55_' ; _ "A _ I<=v=fsib1¢.‘_iii-iiifis sei ~ I ;_ _top and bottom. Fancy __ T f;1=1¢1=i1‘=.is~_ Aeveryfevm' I iefafiabieimaihes

]M[a.

_;_";fy_ ' _ y ~ his ooiiooeafrly to buy . --caps,” ; .-.i.l'lir}_,ilt'_§'o,_@\_i_°, _ _ Her _in ducements in this line that will make it pay YOU`_to buy-.now. ' __ v ‘ °“ ~' * '

i “ ~ ‘“'j“' " _ e I ' ~ ’ $3£85i~$6.'00. $6485: $12.90 and $1

~‘ } stag* ...riser we

_ _ .This is the_ '

‘gcomiortit

__ sleep inducer, _

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and it we the name. A regular

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d’_iii¢ _ values we have. A thick i'na_ttress,- soft.-__top bottom, beautifully made and " ‘ éiie

striped, fancy

sm-aa.;-. .fri 4-sr nvmvw. won. .»~1v-nv.rvm-vvma Y nnvnnmanuunmnwnxv-I-' fr-1vrwn».s\@uauw~1m¢vu1rn~env~e- a»-.i..I.-one

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RIGHT. We think we

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