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Todny’s Probabilities.

Turning colder.

Oeranged Nerves

Weak Spellsb

ilr. R. ll. $a|npson's,Sydnsy,N.S., Advice to all Suffersrs from

Nerve Trouble is

“OET A BOX OF

7 ralisumrs _ .HEART inn mauve P|L|.s."

He says 2 "I have been ailing for about

I year from deranged nerves, and very often weak spells would come over me and be no bad that I sometimes thought I would be unable to survive them. I have been treated by doctors and have taken numerous preparations but none of them helped me in the least. I finally got a box of Milbum’s Heart and Nerve Pills. Before -taking them I did not feel able to do any work, but now I can work as well as ever, thanks to one box of your pills. They have made a. new man of me, and my

advice to any (person troubled as I was, is ;>_l§e't_ a box o Milburn's Heart and Nerve

i .

Price 50 cts. per box, or 3 for $1.25, all

dealers, or

'l’|'|E T. IILBURN OO., Limited,

_ roaoaro, oat. _ _____

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A condition and not a

disease. A dozen causes. but there’s only one cure. Bronchitis comes when the membranes of the air pas- sages are unable to throw .off the waste products that some morbid condition of the system allows to ac~ cumulate there. I _

The _remedy needed is

]aniieson’s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Hypo- phosphites. It is a con- structive tonic with spec- iiic action on the bronchial 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 S5.c

;.”t. lnmlrsun,

DRUGGIST, The Medical Hall.

rar. cu inuiiw, cniianorrsrowiv,

ii i A ‘i Wethfrefora think that these msttersg G'

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THE GUARDIAN

fearless; aiming to be Just, lmpartlat, Reliable, Newly

of the people. and recognised therefore as The Poop1o’m Pape

yable in advance-

monthascper .. . .. 3.

Weekly Edition (Wednesday) per year in

advance ............... _ .` . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . ...$1. Branch Oftlcos

ces

have been established at the following pla where subscriptions may be paid, news urnis

Baker, agent.

Agent.

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Agent

1. n. B. 1ueca1t.».nv,aditor.'

i J. P. HOOD, I F. R NEWSOM,

Aovertislng Mgr. Subscription Mgr.

mf manuals luilmlu

FRIDAY, NOV. ii, 1903.

MR. PREFONTAINUS VISIT.

We think the occasion of the visit of the

`-E government. Especially ought we in a.

_ so as to make the population of the Dcm-

Province ought to be siirnalised by a. ie-

newed presentation cf our claims to bet - er ti'eu'meut at the Lund of the federal

L public way - to bring to the minlster’s ` notice to those matters which have to _do

with provincial intercommuoicntion. It

was one great object of confederation to not only give free trade between the Pto- vineces, but to facilitate all forms of com mercial, business and social intercourse

inion one people, mutually acquainted

; Another matter of much importance is that the railway, postal and marine au-

aud unitedly desirous to work togetg er in building up a great and prospe rous nation. '

To this end the federal authority was

entrusted with the task of securing uni'

form and equal postal service throughcut the Dominion, and were bcucd by com-

pact to maintain regular telegraph ser- vice and daily steam communication be~ tween the Island and the mainland. Bu

our experience has been that our winter steam service has been sadlv intermit- ent and unsatisfactory, and as the result of this cur mails have been very irreuular and frec_u~n' ly delayed for days and even a week or more at s time. This in turn renders theitefegraph service to and from tne mainland of increased importance, but our people are compelled to put up with a twelve hour service each day. and tc pay double the rates which are charged on the mainland. A third and stronger steamer is absolutely necessary to out efficient winter service. alike for the

mails, pissengers and freight, _and an improved telegraph service is a. crying need.

thoritics have nog hitherto worked in

"=<'~'~“'r~cf; r ~ ~--egvgmq-¢-»-f...->.-_s.-.._..,. _ . _ _, _

-. ~ ‘ '~‘ ;“= if . ,»».=”n?‘s°=’”<.'=_-*‘-‘;‘~f"~`*>»<.'s< we ~ = \ - ~. we-.< - ~- .Q ~-.. _ _

k _ ,. _~.. T*’.i_.- s _-._-_. V, .

~ - - ' :wif-i>=:»__ ~ 1

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iought to be urged upon the attention o Hon. Mr. Pretoutslno and through hi

of this city and province while he is Nov. o. 81'! M|°ll\° M C0031. C003. P01'

Hood; S S Greetlnnds, Ocuillard, Mon-

’ treal; S S Electra, McLaren, Montague;

seeking at all times to further me heat interest.; here. Earr estness and v igcr are obvicusl

li-

fd»‘i’&ffl‘**“¢~ 5°” "°"* *mi °u‘°" \’““”°’° ofc.\:'endlng lnvi'atior.S. It might b flll T* ' summer-iliac, Rogers at Rogers' store-1. B- ¢-. well to invite the Pc stmastsr General sn

&lb¢f\°l. Alb¢rt°n POS! Oflioe-Herbert Cllfk. I the Mlnlstcr cr Acting Minister of Ra

l ani America. When the vessel rcsche mid-Atlantic communication was ee- tablished with England a distance of 1,400 miles. This was the drst time that mess-

alles have been received daily on board

t liner on the Atlantic. The Mayor r

Canterbury sent an invitation, addresse

Atlantic," asking Mr Marconi to lunchco cn his visit to Uanterbury. Mr. Maroon

duly received the message, and repliednc

an Independant yournal, untrammrlled and urged upon the Government by the peopleh _-_ .

Earning Edition,daily‘ (except Sunday),`one` brief.

Our people are glal to have a feieral

minis er make us s visit. Possibly w

I have nrt done our whole‘duty in the vs y Summersldr; Noble H, Hardy, Vernon

B River Bridge.

ways li-tic, that they may become

ever take in the distant and chilly at-

mosphere of Ottawa. Lzt them comel one by one or all together, but it is our

duty to point out clearly and forcibly to each of them the things imperatlvely

necessary to be done and to which we are justly entitled. L‘t us begin with mak- ing Mr. Prefontainc fully aware _of our rr. sent disabilities and cur determination

Minister of Marine and Fisheries to our Ito have them remedied

WIRELESS TELEGRAPH PROSPECTS.

merclaltelegraphlc business across th Atlantic by his method. It is true tha

aid Wsle s. But he has something mo

cept-ng the invitation. The general pub lic nave been impatient of being fed upo mere promises fer so long n time, but it is @g,,,_ My mam, s¢¢,,,¢d .merry gm", 1 ,uf

not so v ery surprising that an invention xggg or discovery of such transcendent poss'-

bilities should take a. good deal oi time

develop.

voted for in seven States, Massachusett

‘Rhode Island, M rrylund, Ohio, Kentucky

Iowa. and Mississippi, while in New York

minor state officers were chosen. Th Prohibitionists had a ticket in eacho

il-

bitter acquainted with the people, with our local circumstances and the [urgency i of our needs. We venture that they would

take o deeper and more appreciative ln- tertst if hr re on the spot than they will

Mr Marconi recently crossel from New York to Liverpool on the S S Lucania and in th¢ frail 50W¢f. WINCH l21\8UfSl1¢9 W1\`¢1l 4 d "'

On Tuesday last full state tickets were

PORT OF CHAFILOTTEI OWN-

needed it we are to gain an effective hear- H_ L Phillips, PY” S)_du'y_

_ _ _ g-

mhliahgd stirs pnmces. Ngwfxn-owse nlotcek, ing,and action must be taken w th piomp N" 5_ am Mhmgag Moody A,-seneau, _ mm' " °P°“ ° Ce' 'M ° ° °m°zn I' titule us the ministers visit may he Albans: Grand Rapids.Lanlga.n, Ma (

dalen Islands; L cliiel. McLiine,Plcto ;

_ Florence Ma.y,Anderson, Chatham; Msy

*Sw J-<_'

Loren, SS bity of Ghent, McNevin,

I Queen, Gillum. Sydney; S S E. ectrs. Mc- 1

l»-/

WDIIICD Art lllit f|0W¢l’S.

Her fairness is tliowerlike. Her sweetness suggests the flower fragrance. Her very fragility finds its type stain

neglected, and is so easily destroyed. It

l depends on daily care. Not alone are water and sunshine necessary to the health

t ~ ~

hetlkdi ' ftliel t. Th'l vesandrootsmust

8 e _ na very similar stain two iieguaiydzii from :lie iiiirasites which soon ' _ _ -

years aio when he first succeeded ' in ex- destroy the tlower’s beauty and undermine

changing signals between Newfouudmud iiiewommi would care for herself ss she , V I .-Q-_

does for lier plants she would preserve her

ranged or disturbed the eonseguences are

‘cured of vdomanly ills and weakness.

ldrs. Maria G. Haysel, writin Bom Brookland.

sufer from these complaints. Lifeiasa burden.

1 x cheer-ai with time disc.-em psysmm -mi

-tgot norelief. I tried several patent medidnes,

all' with the mme result. I begamaogret worse, and to add to the complications Ii su ered ter- ribly from constipation. I chancedltosee one of your advertisements and concluded to try the above remedies. I commenced an take Dr, Pierce‘s Favorite Prescription _ami ‘Pleasant Pellets' and began to improve rig_lit away, and

continued improving and _gaining irnsarengteh. I cannot express the relief. it was so g-rut. vcn

_ niouahs later my little ‘daughter was born with-

out much trouble. I feel that I would never

, _ have-been able to endure my conlinesnent had

it not been for the help I receiveti hom Dr.

Pennsylvania, Nebraska and Colorado riercesmediciues. Mybaby w_asa_s=~¢.ne.=nny

child! and the only one I have ever been able to

' t r old and I have

e nurse. She Ls now wo yea_ s _

never had to take any medicine since. so I feel

f that your rnedicig has made a lasting cure

with me I owe so mich in thanks, rivrorild be

accord, and our winter diiiiculties and dc- these Swifei ¢X°¢Pli C°1°1`“d°»lih€ P°D\11i8f»S impossiiiie for me to egress by were or pen

lays have been increased on that account These are muttes in regard to which al our people are agreed, and all, of Whal- ever parlay are most desirous to have the

conditions of these several services im- R€D\1b1l°a-U and D UIGGTSUC lli“k€lf9 tion and ulceration, and cures female weak-

provei. The winter reason is now clos upon us ani all are conscious of the need

<__;__,____.l_-_--

_ had tickets in Iowa and Colorado, and the h°“' Q'““k£“1 I am t° G and D' Pmrcaj’

1 Socialist Labor ‘party had tickets in New NUTHING ls Suki

Thani the eB`ect of Dr Pierce’s Favorite

York’ Massachusetts Ind Ohm' The” Prescription. Itmakes weak women strong,

Were in addition to the regular sick women well. It regulates the periods,

. 3 , stops. disagreeable drains, heals iziilammu-

e ` .

ness. It prepares the wife for motherliood,

... failed to ob sin redress or improvement mm

_ wnggiavng Pvncnnsno

> " ".-»»

THE

LATE W. A.

Consisting of about Soo volumes and intend

the entire Library on sale--in' small lots from

WEDNESDAY MU

” NDVEMBER 4th

Thos.. books are marked low and some very able ones are among the lot. Come early

first choice. 'Sale continues while books

lmcuieirs Booxsi

svNNvsiois:,

has since been talking verylconiidently i, a p,-my simile and aimqsr g-_:perfect as l.

b _ tt . ‘ “ °“‘ ‘he °“‘"" °°'”‘“°”°°'”°”° °‘ °°'“ "‘§n’.........1.v»-now-n.-ndeveywmv wi

e l who grows them knows that the r health ~ ‘ y

\\ \,\_

beauty and retain her strength lar beyond'

li ' 80 “Pon now. He says that from the the - 'I ' ' """"` 14"' "" i' A' '

period when the _average woman looks \ __ .. W ,_ _ » _

day the steamer left New York she was in °1d *md feel’ Um” mm SI” 1°°k5~ - 'I _fi f' "' "_ T"1.`fI."`:""'-g_ F ___/

U _)v__-_ _ .. .v _ .

constant communication with England 1'HElAT§0§f 'Z3'-‘.1-"-"""*~»

ji Of womans reservation of her beauty

lies in the inteiligicii care of the womanly health. So close is the relation between From lnantreal DIR Ch

h Il! f n I1 dltfiti I _ ~ ,, _ » ~_ , _

_ Iiiiil liiiaethgaltth cot: t_lxetewIs':l?al?0§;mt‘h:I S°S" COBAII' , ('73 of 3~b0\1t NOV. )2lIl. Oil OP lbtlllf l whenever the feminine functions are de- . S;S_ °'BON‘AVISTA"'0!1 01' about NOV, I-5th. On 01' gbgm;

_.. .Phllll » Saililigs 0f

1,, rmond. Line

“ fe" bl' "NY “°“'¢ il' 55°. 5° Y- .S°"¢f° Theahove -Steamers will sail frorn\Oi‘town f r f headache, backache, pam in tin _side, and and St_J°hn.,s Newfoundland ca. in horses gl

bearing-down ‘pains are borne with by s_o p » » g . C6 C

d many thousan s of women that one who is produce under. deck at IOWCSY poilbloie t'aCtS. F01’ further

_ - - ' d lr ltl i rare exception. Most _ . "Marconi, Lucania. Somewhere on the 'fofggwoffd giiwz anything to bww how freight and Passage 3291)' t0 _ __ V

u _ to be cured. The way isvery plain. Fol- . . 1t1:;'.:;‘::c:.':°:‘.'f..”i.;':';*.::';”.:.i.‘:i.; _ at "EA"-E “W9 3* °°-»

, ~

9-9- “S51 .\'¢3\’S 9X°» 39°* 51° “Im °' °°° °f '

my children, I was left in a weak. rim-down erm-

- i

ins xoo8 lar e a e arid is sent free

-I ' *I believe I owe my life to D`n.!'ieree’s Favor- F””- ' ‘ -" -_---' -Q '---é-1---1-

ite Prescription and ‘Pleasant lellet.s,’" says ?

A GREAT VALUE IN

p gives-her _vigor arid_ physical strength, so , -

ROBBERS SENTENCED titer. ‘ist 2:;>'.‘;.:.~‘;.1°.§ii‘;f.=;3.‘i§.1’.i.‘:.‘;.=':; R S E G

i °f h5Vl°E 3 Kwai* impmvement “D0” the __ ` no alcohol, neither opium, cocaine,_nor any

_ . , - - _ h _ nt, de- _ otheirnarcotic. For working women in the

l{Bl\l_\BfI'\ J. Mtffins B A ‘service of last winter We ave <6 TORONTO. November 3'_J°seph Ross homt stqrq or schoohqom xt is an mvalw ° _

-_ -1 tions to0'ruwa about one Or Other Of - able medicine. It_ qmets the nerves, in- We have an immense quantity of Horse Rugs

~ eg” “ and William Rand, who held up ts t

Barrister. Solicitor. vigour! Public, af these mmew We have complained that, mr on Thanksgiving day were wt:-tznrxd ::§;,,§;,fr;;;;i:§p;r;;¢P,. ..n§mc:i:il;»=esmi;e;-»l:;\;; and Waterproof _Horse C_o_vers,._bought direltizt

MONEY: _ LOAN . . . - _ . ,

OFFICE _B 8 Building ' our representatives in _Parliament have to five years, imprisannient here to-day. ggigigg?_“;§2;‘;¢I§§‘;fafi§(:3gt§);;‘;’§;‘; - hom the manufacturers wlflch will be Sold at t e

s»-mm..°ii¢P.E.1gimi ' 1' ~ ` ~ _ '-w"M`_sHAu_’b0, _ '

R N ° That Que5_ilQ!l is often on A wnmn;n’s li‘P¢~

` I I" ’ _"_" * "I-_#_ _ for oi her it is expected that she shall he ` - ` ~ -

rcaéyw do Something in my emergency We also hav_ea large stock of Light Driving

t Hflmvwn on \ov 2nd, wJ W and ,.1 me name when that gunna.. “fm Harness. Bnciles, Reins, Collars. Hames,Traces,

Mrs \/ illett, a daughter. to kalth, sickness or disease, ,the answer Pads, Cal-tsaddlew Breechlngsr Halters, Whtps

will be found in D* Pierees Common . _ 5..... Med..-..i Adm., This sw.. wo,-p Horse Boots, Riding Saddles, Oil, Soap. Collar

y on receipt of _ stamps to pay expense of - _ and Saddle Felt Sweat Pa-ds'

' °°==fa' 2 we 5 ` ' `

- - enstoms and rnailin onlv. Send one-cent ' _

We have selected from our

_:_

about 100 picccs that vc arc going to sell at

HALF PRICE-they will bc shown in one of our

store windows from day to day--they will go‘_

quick. thc price will sell them

THEN inside thc ,store upstairs, down stairs,

° n

is the deadliest and most painful malady to which mankind is subject. Dodd`s Kidney Pills will cure any case of Bi-iglit's Disease. They have never failed in one single case. They are the only remedy that ever has cured it, and they are

` the only remedy that can ` There are imilations of

Dodd's Kidney Pills--pill, box and nanre-but imita- tions are dangerous. The original and only genuine cure for Bright’s Disease is

yoirll find bargains all over thc house. ; D0-pp D’3 ~

ark Win I iumlsiiu in

.'_‘_'_;`__ ,,._.. ; _ V. _ K \ ._ > .,<.~‘-,= ,..-‘. V -.M »-. : '~;_,-~“.,_ _ -_lp

“‘.'° _..-_

` ,_

Kitm Y

Dodd'sKidneyPillsare

cents a box at all

and sei d as the property o fCarter and Imac Carter all ‘l title and iuzerest of the vain

` Isaac Carter in and to all that

of land, siinste, lying ot Charlottetown. in and described as

Street, ; thence Street for

hour. _§f»_~\\~e

up and

AWS'-_

northeaa

Street

CCC

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B' _ 3*

stamps for the book bound in paper or 5.; _ q ’ E

At C bl stamps for the volume in cloth binding °

a eI-lead East on l\ov, 2nd or Address Dr R V Pierce, Bunalolli Y. Phone II9 Great George Street

peritonitis, Mary Ann, daughter of Peter _ mm 1=.1 a w qw

. I Y I A - i . ‘ 1 . \

BS - u Suliheflond fined 43 years. . ` I I I ' I I 'IJ I . `

_ ` \ `

’ By virtue of a Writ of Statute Execution to

PU -me directed, issued out of His Majis'Y’a Sn-

‘» prerne Court of Judieature at the suit of Ham.- moud S. Ve=sey. Administrator of the personal estate and effects which were oi Thomas \ es- sey deceased, who died intestate, against

i , l S E tlilecirge Carter and Isaac Carter. I. have taken

‘ t ' ze f the said Ge~r¢e

‘ the estate. right

Carter and

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