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WHY CROUP IS FATAL.

When ci-.mp attacks your child you

must, lie ready for it. It comes as an accompaniment to an ordinary cough, or it may attack without warning. All ills of children develop quickly, and when any kind ofcough appears there_ should be something at hand to stop it with promptness. Many a child has choked to death with croup because the right remedy was not convenient. Every one should know that the right safeguard for

achild‘s cough or any cough is Adamson s Botanic Cough Balsam. ith this sooth- ing compound in the house, croup is al-

wplys easily checked and relieved. _ "

o give a child a “cough mixture

containing anarcotic is a yery serious matter, yet most_ preparations contaip

somethirpg of this kind. Adamsons Botanic alsam is prepared from the PUY- est exiracts of barks and roots and gums of trees, and is healt‘l;7giving in every com- penent part of it. here ever it touches an inflamed surface, it heals and soothes it. Nothing every compounded for cough is so harmless, and nothing so effecacious. Adamson`s Balsam is an old remedy and it has never lost a _friend through failure to help. Keep it in the house. try it on your own cough and do your child a good turn by being ready for any emergency. Price 25cents at any drugl gistfs.

I NEW STOCK OF

HAR BIIIISHIS

We are showing some extra fin-

values.

They range from 25c. to $2.75

etch. Our 25c. and 50c. lines are unusually good value.

THE MEDICAL IIALI J. G. Jamieson.

C | .

enannnsannnaau

iiuiaiisi

K When you wear a pair of

OUR Rubbers you know you

g have a good thing, because we

sell only brands that have stood the tests.

"H\l#

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. *HY *HWY*

Made to stand any usage.

Made to fit any shoe.

Men’s, women’s and children’ all sizes, all prices,

IIIIIIIII3 I SIII

g Qor. Queen and Richmond Sta. I . I¥¥l(&KlHl~l(KlllE

P- _ !

tr. James Handrahaii,

,_(Graduate of New York University and late Surgeon on His Maj;-st.y’s .Surveying Steamer Gulnare.)

-Oliize and residence, Dorzhester St.

.one door east of City Hotel. ,I8 d&w 1 mos.

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LAM' ENE

Commeucing October 15th the

well-known steamer

S. S. YARMOUTI-I

of the .Plan Line, will leave Char- lo:-tetown for Boston via Hawkesbury

and Halifax,

Every Tuesday at noon

days

Passengers via Picton on Wednes-

tions

days and Saturdays make conn at Halifax for Boston direct.

For tickets and all particulars ap

ly to I- l. GIIIPIAI. W- W- BURKE,

Manager.

June 4. Charlottetown. RE-I .

g t-rathc in liquor.

Returning will leave Boston Satur-

Agent

$ ‘¥§,'*§§'., w' ‘wisest #r“a ig..

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PHE

THE I GUARDIAN

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earless; aiming to be Just, lmpartlal, Rolla 0. Newsy,

seeking at all times to further he best interests o_f the people. and recognized therefore as

The Peop1.e’m Paper.

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have been established at the following places where subscriptions may be paid, news urnish- ed, adveptdising, job work and other business t :-

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Bs ker, Manager.

Alberton,AAlbert:>n Bookstore-G. S. Muttart,

_ gent.

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gen

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E litor Biui ness Ma nage

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III. Ililifi IIIIIIIIII

MONDAY, OCTOBIR, 21 181 4 . -- -' 5_1 is

PROHIBITION BY PROVINCBS.

As is well known the two Provinces of Manitoba .ina Prince Edward Isisnd

have enacted prohibitory liquor laws, and the question of the constitutionality of the Manitoba law, having been argued before the Judicial Committe now awaits the judgment of that high tribiunal. How much depends upon that decision a little renection will show. It may le that the night of the Province to prohibit will be sustained, but that some section of the Manitoba law will be found to bein

excess of the legislatve power. In such case it may be easy for the Legislature *o so amend the act that itwill be constitu- tional without impairing its efficiency. We dofnot fear any worseresults than this.

The Montreal Herald, the leading

English Liberal organ in Quebec Province, is by no means favorable to prohibition, ut- it says: “For some reason there is a belief in very ell informed circles in Ontario that the

comingjudgment of ihe Pi-ivy Council will favor the content ion that Manitoba is within her right in pissing prohibitoiy legislation for the Province. Of course he ruling may go just the other way, but something of the confidence with which he temperance advocates await the issue may be gleaned from the fact that they have~already elicited from Hon. Mr. Ross a conlrmation of the pledge, given years ago by Sir Oliver Mowat, that he would bring down prohibitory legislation

whenever it was established that the Provincial Legislatures had the right topass lt.” I

From this we learn not only that the

prevalent opinion is that provincial pro- hibition is within the competence of the

Provincial Legislatures, but also that if the Manitoba law is sustained by the Judicial Committee it will be followed

by likelegislatisn in the great Province of Ontario. It is almost equally certain

that in such case the Provinces of .Nova Scotia and New Brunswick will pass prohibitorylaws. The result of successive plebiscites in those Provinces goes to

Be it observed these this sweepin

is authoritatively decided that the Pro vinces have the right to prohibit. An

laterbe found in the Island prohibitory

result to which we have adverte d.

We have'strong hopes that the judge

by theLegislatures of theEnglish-speakin Provinces at their next sessions. If s

show that large majorities of their peopl i “ ' 9 _ .5

are in favor of the abolition of the common ~f C ` S `.`

8 I" - s* I ` 2

results are likely to follow when once it `\ F ..

y . mere technical defect that may now be I = , found in the M8.ulb0b8 law, 01' that may l ~-i They stimulate the Live? and Kidwoyo ; Caro

hl p n. rify

law, such defect being] Capable Of beillil - ~, Blu! and render the Skin olnr wikloahhy. cured by amendment,vvill not prevent the - .

U ' ‘

ment of the Judicial Committee will be ` _nu “mo o,,“_‘_ 'Am ‘.""”.‘_ ,.- forthcoming before the close of the curren

year, and it may be within a few weeks o

even 9' few days W wma' In any case it Soleproprlewrs, Tx: Winona Cnnncaa ' may be hoped for in time to be acted upon C°- 1-\=“¢°d» M°l=°¢l. Cinde-

nd im

we - eiiiiiaiiii _gp_iivf.iliiuu

OHABLOTIIIOWN

matter of temperance legislation affecting large and important sections of the Dominion.

It is thereiore important that the

temperance organizationsln all the Pro' vlnces shall be on the alert and ready for action. They should be ready to insiit upon the energetic enforcement of the laws we have, in Manitoba and P. E. Island, and resayfin ontario, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick to insist upon the Legislatures doing their duty.

Let the temperance sentiment be rallied

all along the line from Sydney to Vancouver. This is necessary alike to secure the enaotmeit of good laws and to

of the community. It will not do to rely merely upon law to the exclusion of educative work and moral suaslo n. Both

must go on together.

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NO- AMERICAN CARDINAALS.

B.u.'1'lMol, October 15.-The Sun to-day

prints the following: “The Sun has been

Vatican, that no :ew cardinalsjwlll be created at the coming conslstory, but if any names are presented, no prelate in the United States will be honored,

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Un Her Feet

A11 day long and rackin with pam' her head to her hee1s.g That is wha many a self-supporting girl must experi- ence. On those days each month, when in other cir- cumstances she would go to bed, she must still be at the desk or counter and strug-

gge through the

may. ~

y as best she

Backache, iiead-

ache, and other pains caused by womanly diseases are perfectly cured by Dr. Pierce’s Fa- vorite Prescrip-

ARD

El-I TIFUL FLANNELETTES

i:i‘:':.;ii.‘;;:3;‘;;;:i‘;:f. e And Underclothing Flannelettes

For Ladies and Children

At Very Low Prices

D I 1 I g > lt

Edinburgh and Glasgow Wool Shifting, the kind

Wool and Union 'Shirtings direct from_ the loom

for some time ln possession of information I f--W .im on JAMES IPATOJN' 6: s

'~` 1

(wears well, frae the auld country, 4Qc,, 45c., a yardgat

bought by Mr.. _lames Paton when in the old country.

J axnes Parton

tion. It cures the cause of these

Eine. It estab- ` hes regularity, dries en eebling drains, heals in- flammation and ulceration and cures female weak- ness. I t makes weak women strong and sick women well. i

“I h ta':A'" edicin "Eh

ave en ' `

migtsfggipn," Gm;gr§iheh1f “` Pa ri 011. Westmoreland Co., Penna. “Your

vo tePrescri tion hascuredme ofuterlne

trouble that I sn£red from fbi' Eileen years, and

¥mMy troubles. I can honestl syn; a whole day and nw

before takiplg Dr. Pierce's m es felttired. yfaain isall gone and I

troubles

the

MW ptfioll. uifcftd with heads time. but have :io headache now sialic `

mglrnedicine. Ihavebeencuredof _ 1.... .1...."“§°‘i.."’.i.‘§‘°.3.§".5..ii‘.l°.f.?‘. .’.'f.‘”'.....‘.¥°

Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical

Adviser, in paper covers, is sent free on receipt of 31 one-cent stamps to pay eripense of customs_ and mailing only. A dress Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo. N. Y.

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e FIVE FACTS ABOUT

HORACE HASZARD,

1018 <12' ; 'I Sole Agentfor Canada. 'Will'

Telephone No. 5

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3 In any Climate and at ` ' any Season

__ ._ A-._..

nu'r'ri-:RNUT 1,. `

7 ,-3 Sink Headache, Foul or Dlaordorod Stomach.

lla tinloonatl utlo Cleanaoaodh the 2: i

' Thu sro purely vegetable. *

" rcs. sum rvssrwuiins. Zoerln sox. ' 03 BY MAIL OH RXCZIIPT Ol PRIGI.

` STlNTON'$ PAIN RELIEF,

t Cures Rhrnnsagsa, off .Sprahu _

r For sale everywhere, price 251:. perbottle. ».~

1 1

ia.-e _._ .-. ---_-..~--

I.lEG'L.I-I CARES

fuarmwoon, c. iv.. nm-mer and a

Blockl tel occupied by F. L, North ;ideyQueen Square Money to

JOHN LING'

l“"""3"`s FIRST-CLASS

Ellllll iD0dd’S.

nananltrnlcimnr

Shirt miirfqe.

X ISKIBQ

Maman, a. a. c., Barrister, solicits:

Omoe, Brown’a B ock, Victoria Row, Chai

lottetown, Branch oilicein Wadmaxva building 'V Crapand. Honey toloan. e v

S tt.orney~a - AV ' ’ _

Law, Notary Public, etc. Oihee, _ .- :_ i

isRhonmatlsmofi§lha&.“ The cause ls ‘Uris inthe blood. If tho kid- neys did their work than wouldbe no Uric Acid and no Lumbago. lake tho kidnoyadoth¢il'work»'Iho sure, positive and only curoiol'Liunhagiok

Electoral District of Wes

Queens.

A convention of the Liberals of

West Queens will be held in the

.i_.Y G E LJ ivi, ' inthiscity-

iasday, 29lli day ul llcl. liisl. at the hour of 1.30 o’clock_ afterndon,

for the purpose of ghggsing 5 ggndidgtg to contest the Riding in the Liberal Interest at the ap-

-proaching Bye-election. `

Each polling district will be en-

titled to send Eve delegates to the - convention.

It is particularly requested that a

' full representation be present from

every poll.

dnonotioesarogiven of such meet

Kidney

The convener: in the several . polls

will arrange to hold, meeting for the olootionof delegates and will aes that

JOHN I'

Big bargains for everybody.

This is a genuine slaughter sale J»~»f»wv»d .i

oi Crockery. . '-

Charlottetown Sung '(1 i

° ISI 8. waN'rnD.-‘r ¢1,..¢

arloihetovrn St 3 dep&vvt£ A ' this city a prog;-T; mimbifenfgf g

M . house. Apply at this odioe

f P = I ~ I V = _ °

' _ ` | WANTED.-A oervent ~ . ~. ., ._ . , . workapply to Hrs. Arthur I

WANTED-Parties to do Ktllthng for home. _We furnish yarn and machine UC to d the work

coals ankeeiers

In addition to Overcoats ol our own, .manufacture we are this season showing a larger range of imported coals than we ever handled.

They are marked at _lower prices than you will and in any store on P. E, I., at leastwe think so. We marked them with inch am.ll.= prom; that we cannot take less than the marked price and that price is for all. Beefels to $8.50. _ °

Overooa¢s,$4'..5>0, for which you have paid from $5.00 io $5.75, Oar blue B"-saver cloth ooai for 88.50. you wiil had equal to coats for which $9.00 to 810.00 has been -paid. .

It’| lo the interest of all who want our Overooats or 'Rosters to gg our values. .

.New

i - P Haszaidss Brahmin Teai=:._;,;e;,;f.;;;

its risvoor emu. .11 0.1... ....i...t. p.i..a.i.... "' 15

Its S11-gngth can always be relied on, ' ` and

/I I ‘ , _ I V . W

Its Nam; is known in nearly every home. me .bomnhve ood'

, Its Popularity extends fs. beyond the lima. of P. E. 1.1.96. ` home gm” ,m,§,md»§,‘:

Its Pu;-ity is undoubted and guatanteed. ' Mi pam

Try n¢r5i¢».'i‘§s_'as° it

l0c lb

mrsaioirioimt' s s

-s - e -ee----~w _-- "vs ~-s rv' e e -“="'” 'runes fairs A

SAFE IUTII 331. °.0II

- . p li' I gt.

In order to reduce our immense stock to make room §!l."_‘.s._ 2,33.

':‘ ~-.----* J or

.-1-as-1,

.... -

'for new goods 1 I

S»S~1'»-,.f' - ton same

‘ o'clock

rckck

I .

. Passengem arriving in St. John in the

_ . '.0211 go, irecttothe steamer and take

5. I Berth or State- room for the trip

i-or rates and other information apply

. 3-,

All goods i' ' our store at from '

D L . p n.LIaiuc LEnJ:p-nik!

Boéwto

` uns

sale at all R l Stauqng and checked throulgliny

nearest ticket %entorto _ _ S

lo tO 1=3 P. O. Off. Pirialpples, Peaches

Oranges, Bamanana, Watermelons and

Apples

Up. A. IIIITGIIEB Bl

WANTS. LUSTS. F0lINiI

LOST.-Ou Wedneada&revening on

- Street a fur boa. Fin 1-lease lea

I _ ‘ Kennedys near Dr. Beers and receive

TDLET -Two desirable

furnished. Ata mod rate building Suitable for omce or sample rooms.

neoeaaa

woizthgfod' pay and krgitten also Send stamp for parhcmars to Stands: 1

wsrrrnn.-A gm for

amallfamil . Lpplyto Upper Prince Street.

WANTED-A Smart Steady

to lparnihe Tailoring Can t a _ . 'hm .wing to P R. Newsom o

`w1m CI-"”" f¢f` “A agirl w

T0-LET Then

ofnillahoxoand

hyhr. Baa

not ha relerenoe. Apply

Yrowae, Eli horo 8.1aare

drahan

Apply toh. Dlthemin U Co.

POR BALI f-A new cringe on Peak

. .

FUR UALB-The North eauauyfiuascd oaxeatsuoet.

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