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Does it not seein more eiTecti"‘l ir,
breathein a remedy, to cure disease or r
lht breathing organs, than to take Lb!! ‘_
remedy into the stomach?
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‘ E5/aé/1';/zu' 1879. ‘
Cures \Vhile You Sleep _
| If cures because the airrendered strongly _
: 2-iiisepiic is carried over the diseased sur- f
' face with every breath, giving prolonged l'
and constant treatment. It is invalu- ;
able to mothers with small chgldiezi. ‘.
ls a boon to asthrnatics. 
-i-°cn- _'
Whcoping Cough Bronchitis 
CrouD Coughs
Catan-h, Colds Grlppa and Hay 1-'ever 1
v - . . . '
'l`he_\f:\porizer an-l lamp, which should mf: Z
a li°'etime to ether \v`i`n b t' f C 0'- »
- , g _ i a o=eo res 
$1.50. Extrasiippiics of( resoleiie 2; cent, a i
§o cents. Write tor de~f_r?pt¢ve l /~_»klet _-.:i:.t_;~.-
ing highst testimony as to its value.
varo-ckrsoisxu is stun ;;\ f
nkucuisrs area uiiigif. Q
Vapo-Crescicn-: Co ;
280 Fulton Siréti X65! lfotrt i‘:-'nc firuit i
New Y(-Wk IV. -.'.‘.'_‘_..i 
Aims/
L
  _liit|e’s  
Sheep Di
Baiilewash  
leads them all for
the destruction of
Ticks,Lice, Scabs, v“l'i°“_° 1 '
“Lf the obj ect of the author of the reso- _
lution was to stir up the Canadians he`
hasnot succeeded. They receive it _with
niilference, because there is no annex- _
ation sentiment in the Dominion at this
time. If the President were to broachto N
the British Government the subject of the
cessicn' of Canadian territory a tart
rejoinder would come from 'the Dominion
oiiicials. It is a pity that Canada is not a
part of the United States. Itiss11°‘t`;he5
more regrettable now tbit the natural.
Mango on_ Horses, , '
Pigs,Cattle, Dogs,
etc. Heals saddle
galls, sore should- _
ers, ulcers, etc. ’
_Removes all  _ t
     .fs====l1S c 
Quail Tins” 75c."
Bottles 2 50.
We sell the genu-
ine English make.
c_ -

J. G. JAMIESON, _
is Clnemist  _
 THE iienicii. iiiiiit. s
'itw\s.nttis.ci. .l
' 258 Washington Si., Boston.
. more canoe _
investment Securities.
srocics, BoNi>s,
oRAiN, corrow.
Latest market news-Special at-
tention given to Dominion Stocks-
Owners of Nova Scotia mines should
write us '
Slaughter Sales
Not over on account of the mis-
management of the two steamer s They
are stuck in the ice and disabled, we
cannot depend on exporting and have
on hand two hundred quarters of good
beef nicely wrapped and in good
shape, and have decidedto sell it here
and as we have to dis ose of this
P
large lot 'while the weather is cold,
you can get the greatest bargains in
meat that were ever givenin Charlot-
tetown. Will sell by by the quarter
or by the single pound to suit pur-
chasers, 'so come at once and buy
your meat from us and save money as
it must be scld regardless of prices.
You know the place. corner of Hills-
boro and Richmond Streets. A
The well known butcher.
sau. _‘
mm 1 la F1
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IEEECFSE
A FO0L’S RESOLUTIGN-
Representative De. Armand of Missouri
has introdur-_ed a concurrent resolution in
Congress which requests the President-f
To learn and advice the Congress
‘ what terms, if auv, honorable to
tions and satisfactory tothe inhabitants of
"the, primarily aifected,
the Un
Briiainivould consent to cedc to
ed Sigtpe-A all or any part of the
lying north of and adjoining the United
'Statea
l The entire Congress ought not to be mis-
jadged becauscof the presence in their
_ midst of one egregious ass, and we feel 39.1
-'sured mt the majority in that body win
refuse consideration to such a foolish pro-
position as that put forward by Armond. _
Prc~idant Roosevelt also, as wollas the
majority in Congress is too well informed
as to the wishes and feelings of the peo-
ple cf Canada, to undertake any such dip-
lomatic task as that which the _ ignorant
proposer of. the above resolution has pre-
_ f.;, - .l . 
to iiosr and tu] '
i°.'.`.`l'..`f.‘I...'§l`.17.e...‘I.“f.Fl.§'....°°Z.e ..§*TH5 CANADA PERMANENT _      
people the very essence and substance yu   5.
ct toil oodstitutionai liberty. For this' 5,.  TQRONTQ 9,:  ~ __ _ _ OF
reason alone, and for many others not_f`L0ans in  _ _ '_ ___ `  nun V
never be a political union between  N C
~ l easy terms. ,
Canada and the United States until our - -
°"i3hb°rS chmge “Mir f°fm °f 3°V°"°”“A. \\é.pSi)ild1€i:i;1.o:ili1’1ti:>5\iv1t:ie made to Arthurli Dickieson i\Tew Gld88'0w IN THE/1
ment to conform to the' Canadian -stand-_ ` YV. T. Hunt, S'side i A James T. Barclay,` (l’L€.-dry Station, L
,,r_d_ F. H. Horne, i?Vm_sloe, john Forbes, Tyne- Valley,   
They may yet bo compelled to-do this, `go];a11;’a]§§;;‘_’1`“é?a and ‘ ¥1f;g¢ft]fi:1k1i&1fl» 1;;>Wi}21. `
and should they do so arent and insuper-_ Temple W_ MCD'0.na1g_ Geroitowm Hlggfy  Flgrgag' igguléi Stewa 1. Fnday Evening
able berries to union would still remain. "john Anderson, Kensington, A C_ A_ W00dman_ 'Alba-t°n_
Our people would still preferindependence N - G. S. Itiinati, Montague Bridge. . 1”* nut*
l5f*d@P@l1d¢D0€»*1l!d Couldinot be induced to  i  Q 
surrender the control of their aifsirs to, Solicitors for Ch‘t0wn P. E. Island. ‘~ i ' "' *ea* “tt
any power outside of Canada; Our neigh- a”y“I6‘d3m` ' " -' e ' _ 5,  §:§,|°
bors may therefore make up their minds _
_ that were canngt be now gr in the futurg 
lpared for him.
The future of Cara.da.will be settled by
the people of Canada in their own way.
They view with amused contempt the
proposils that are from time to time aired
on toe other side ofthe boundary for the
acquisition cf Canad . It is no news to rs
in the Dominion tl an ourneighbors de-
sire to pussess the- .tire American con-
tinent. Twice theg, have attempted the
csrqucsi. of British North America and
failed. They have tried to eifect the seine;
end by hostile tariffs and failed. Canada
today is united. more self-reliant,
more hopeful and - withal more
determined to remain a part of the British
Empire and more-proud of her British
connection than ever before. The ` better
informed American journalists know this
land realise that our people do not want
political union with the United States.
As we have said, Armond’s resolution is
too silly tc awaken in Canada any feeling
stronger than amused contempt. It will
not make anybody angry, even although
that may have been its object. On this
point the Chicago Tribunewith stron!
good sense and fair knowledge of the
situation makes the following obser-
 any extension of their boundary north- 2
ward. Thu northern half of the continent N
has a dféfioy of . its own, _a destiny of
growth, prosperity and power which un-
der thh  and bleseiiiz of Provi- H
dence we hope to ees wrought out in the
form  al great state, built on solid _ and
end\ii'~i,p‘__ touiuldti_oue_ and working to
noble _eitidig a _stote tharwiil challenge the ‘f
admiration ot the world and the favorable ._
joagme`_n¢ot_|&i;¢ory. . ' _ _
DEAPNESS. L “
  @F'Fi2 `si>sCIALr‘.' are co- i.
_Nearly every case is due _to diséase _ `   T;I_”T"i"  ____.-'i '  
ian Tubes, caused either by  '” C   T ` " `  
F i “iii '\ 1 ‘ 1 i
Acute Inflammation or Chronic ,_
.ou
THE GUARDIAN, ,C.iARLOTTETO_WN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND MARCH 5 1903
1 1 i
BJQEEEEEQQE
» _ -
SPRINCII; _ COMING
` i ' 1 '~ ~- ` f""' : . _ ...'.‘ ' ~
" _.discard and replace  of
     ei==.¢~t-.-e=..\,;__==.-~,.  
inowooi impowatiooi, foihiid 
gu's.».-_J
. ...__ _
f\"*"`._=¢ to L..
._ ..¢.
, like
*SQ* . 1?
..
. / ' r
“‘*°°“”"”°'°”°”° '°°““°"' *"‘°’° °“ Moneyadvanced on real- estate at Current rates aniimtiii
/ NTHE  t A
- ‘  s
Cppies in one minute what by the
method would take o~e ‘lialf hour
youtiiliie. It gives perfect sal
user is an advertisement forth
a. valuable assistantin yo`u'r"oiE.ce
. catalogue. ' ‘ -
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_ - I -' ' ‘ .
" ' 1" ",i~_ ._=*:;".
“"'“'N.;ro».,O_N'T»A. _ I ., .  _-_
ii 'fthe Milidle Ear and Efl-15ta°h‘.i~   Barker box 4r iHalifax` A   A iii
z-iz-_dn ur.. __ ; ’
- ~-= »_. .i‘.'; _: ,_»I_*I ..
_, ‘_ Q
_` - . _ . 1,  _ ‘l i
Physicians state that the proitroso of -‘
_ deafness can be at once arrested and.
lasting cure' affected by inhaling the heel-
ing§_vaD0l.f.5f Catarrhozone. This is not ~ ' " “
merltheilry. Ninety cases' out of every* _» _ . t -
hundred can be cud of dea.fnes`s_aq‘<_i__ _ __
ri_nging_in the ___;» stays?-» cured if ` i""”""’”""""""` . _ ,.
 is l  '__ _‘-1 ,_ l i _ »`f"'r‘='.<'_""»L;:,___ i ` ‘ 'g_ _'M    ,_ _ _,_ _ _
irooroi~liv,_io2si  .iiiiiiliof  f?§._ 50° ¥31‘d5'P1"mt C0U,0l1 price ~- Izc for
_    d _  aid ` '- _ 0 . .» , _  ,  _` _
 " if _ - _ if  fri.” Y  . _ . ,  . . _ _~ _ __   pt()p0f"1Qng 35
 . t‘°t.&:.':.§ S°° Y“f‘?S_Pf"“ C°f=°n,P1i¢= _ f   Sera:  dd
thqgirasoif ‘ostmnoi ions* t noi. soo ’-  ' __ _ -` _   ». 1¢10 cup
§,?¢5»§§#§‘¢,1§§3';_-;';»‘§,c»tii..“f£2h,_§§£»i.§i¢15°°y@S~i>rmi Comm pi-we   e evef~f_5 ess sou ty ui in
1’
resources of that country are better um_ior~1
stood. It has boooaioss forests, v`if`r;t`
areas of untilled wheat lands, and ener-
mnua stores of mineral wealth. But”
there is no inclination on the part of Cana-
diansto change their status. » There are
fewer indications of awish to do so than
' have been in evidence in the past.” '
It isstrictly true as here observed that
there is no ,inclination on the part o_t the
Canadian people to join their fortunes
with the big Republic. We are monar-
chists, of the most democratic (sort, no
doubt, but still monarchists. We believe
we have the best form of srovernment that
modern civil;za.tion has yet evoked. We
3believe we havea more just and honest
system of self-government, better laws,
better administered, with _more of social
order than exists anywhere else in
America or the world.- We prize the
right of self-government which we have,
and while we do so it will be forever im-
possible to transfer the control of our
affairs from our hands to that of the men
who bear rule in-Washington. We have
government of our own people.by our own
people and for our own people, under
institutions more quickly and fully re-
sponsive tothe popular will than exists
whisper across the room I cannot tell
how much I value Catarrhozone which
h <1 dBl k dCo1dS
i.
hxidiliaytzergpygest en orsement as a. cure 300-1731? S 3.0 3.11 €TgCS at COSt PYICCS D0 C1C2,1',
Catarrhozcne is a strictly 'scientific _
treanment, and is recommended by emin- - _ ' 5
ent h sican iste l bl _ , 4 ‘ '
_ _ ,|
D Y ` s, min rs, awyers, pu ic'
snfakers and thousands it has Dermanent- ‘I ' B   D
ly cured of deafness. It is very simple I V ° i _ _
and pleasant to use, and warranted to
cure permanently. _ _
Two months treatment guaranteed to
cure, costs only-one dollar. Trial size % _
cents. Sold by alldnuirgists or by mail tn ‘ ‘ ' _ _.__ _W   _ __
any address if rice is forwardedtoN. C. » _ ` 3 “  * " ‘ ` ~ - . <
Poison Sc Co. ingston Cut, or Hartford
Conn. U. S. A
_  _    iii i1=oiMis1< 
siiicirs
WVe have a quantity of good'bard~ -f
brick on hard selling low.
JENKINS & SON. 5
3d,wIm. ' _
v , I __ __ __;. __
DR. JOHN F. MCNEILL 
anywhere else in the world.
‘ Responsible government, as we know it
and value it is unknown to the United
States. Our people would not only lose
supreme control of their own affairs by
,political union with the Republic,
boi wooio root “oriboea oabioeo ood*
confined", if placcd under institutions ,_
where the people’s voice is not potent to
A turn out- at an hour's notice a govemment
to which they had become, opposed. In
factifbyecme untoward ‘event-or con
‘ cnnenec ef' circumstances our priceless
i-sul _g i l W \.
Physician cud, Surgeon, Snmmerside. P. B. l. li
Practice attended to,day and night. i ' ' _
Ornicizz-In residence of Mr. John Muirhead, _
corner Church and Cents al Streets and immed-
tely north-east ofkuss Hotel. ieeod 6 in _
lililllll
¢
_J ».'\.
&
ms
boaiwt.  e-xovemmmt _
taken away, our people would sake up
Wehave not advanced
havealsoextendedthe
5®wShoe
W  OIBSU e Hg Ill ' __ " _ .`;'-_ _ ' ~
“°if°°c'§§'W r W`"ii"'iM§t fr Um   i ` Sheet` ' ` h ° I _ ' i we
r. , . arnero e esy .__ -    ,' 1 l . ' , r»
noto.SoY’:"‘Du'rIng the get  " _   -   ng  Inc es Wlde ° ' _ ~
saa‘ui'.it.rs  9" .°€i.°°°*i‘- 1    A e  e ‘ '   A I
_ 1' enoseo t ' - "' ~  '_ »._ fi,
cursor the sound of the horses” efebtmcfnt  » ‘ ~ < _ _ .259  _1._8-r¢ent5  q on ‘
N16 Doylémegt. Delete tl used Catcrrh- 5 .' N’   ' . .
G
I gradually improved till now Ioan hear a eavy W lte S €€lI11'1g 72 1I1Ch€S Wld€ PFICC 30C £01' Z2 C€IItS
czonet ree nys notice agnat change.. H _ _  _.  _ _ __ _ » . . _ _ - Lower Queen S
. . _ -  ~ _ ` ` *
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BROKEN A
By the Canada Life Assurance Company duringi 'iii-st
° o » ` A
000
ten months _of 1902 received applicatios for ;3_4¢,2, _ I
being an/increase in round Hgures of two and_ a half millions
over the corresponding period of igor. s _ _
 iigures show that the unequalled .position ¢f_ eh
Canada Life is' appreciated by the  public.
Whenyou insure with the Canada Life there 'is no'
mortgage on your premium to incregsg. T   reserves _' of olrl
_'policies to your own but which  paying' lgqy
"New insurers should have' »tl_1`is mem; ¢f fgsefv' ' 5 Mu;
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