o J. G. JHMIESUN,
2
"odav’s Pr ruabllltleo.
Mo erate to fresh south was erly \\ in S,
fa r and to Jer.
\\'hen thellooi is rich and DMB UPN
is a neaii.-ml glow to tm- e-o¢_nol;°ri°“
which sp- aka f lr e vii or and vi alitl' 0!
'the ay\ tem. Tnere is to mr re cert-nn wa)
for pu., ,Mak p.0°|e ¢,»_|\xr,.|n the glow
M h- nl h than by 'he persist nl- U59 °f Dr
Cha~e's l\er\e F~~~ d, the illfa” f"°" 9" *`
‘thi f.- a an r ch, red bloo and
THE GLO\\'OF HEALTH I _ 
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cn rm rl ,
- creates new nerve I- r e.
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THE GUARDIAN. CHaxL0'l‘1‘B'r0WN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, SEPl’El!lEx rg rgoj - h

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S.»\"l`RDA\, SEPT 19, lllli.
EUCTION PROBABILITIES-
The \t . lm Gi l e has the following on
the pr-»| ai i'iu-rs I r a Dominion eleotirn
during rm prese tl li _or coming winter:
.\ c upl - of mon|h~» ago there seemed t »
in tho
Times, a l `
rldicnllig
than tae Unites suites
relatiale ii' Chamberlaln's protection pro-
pos alswere adop‘ed. No same man in the
United States tolay dare advocate an in-
crease of tariR` so this United States
ugthori y declares. Instead of cmblttering
thc nelations with Canada Mr. Chamber
laii.’s policy would lsad eventually to
have every latest
unpr `i'°’a’¥’e
this fall. Thee is yet such _a' probahlll Y
but in is appfrefvly not SS arent now as
it was then. The session has dragged'
o .t to such a wearisome length that it
M he .very pmhabilities oi a g neraiieleetion r °'p".’°°l "'°d°. "l°°'°"° °t th’ '°°°°
would seem almost cruel to send mem- ’ gn the Winn|peg fj~,.ibune_ TQ”
bers to their homes, and call upon them ‘the , “st ,ms du¢|es_ In 
to at Olive 011*-¢l` U90 ¢°\\l¢~‘t ‘tions in Manitoba were 875,84; in
in their constituencies. The ex~ the, hm; 1,11” go 5.534353; 5_1”
istirg House of Commons has had [rw-1 risen go $901050, ,mqgn lwfito 'Lmf
threesessions, and the element of tlme‘740, Between the two periods the
is in its favor. On the other hand the ;m°,mg, wllectd bu] d°u\_,l¢d_ . But ul.
lsrlid and advantageous charcter. `
i The grow-h of the Northwest is
Iustratei bysrme figures  areglyen
\\ '
_Q  Q1,  government, the country, will be pre- ggin in the Territoriss was much greater,
1D xv  \~ »  pared for an eleciion ketone another although the amount coll:-'ated wayne;
l ’ , . V'
For go redistribution bill, required by the Brit-; $16,626; in 1895, $13,155; in  in
 to tish North America Act. after eaoh `1902, $252,144. Thereforelii  ,Lg A ._q Y
I census, will be law. And as soon asi is *"1 the customs d'ut{aa'59§`¢';`¢,-|*h.,"5'“,”' “dy '_ _ _  B _
law a general election under its provi- sixteen ting, bnwnn 1% and lan
GA  & C0. siou,oould no. be considered upiiessonablgé ,i these nigures do not represent t-ho      i  n g  rs.
ses~ion by reason of the fact that the
large In 1892 the amount colhh d 
While, therefore, itisrzot o Y 8° M taxation from customs, but only the am-
9I “Wim was some t’ma ago, that their will be an ouut actually aid in
i
_.-3. .
Pl.ice_.;_._~ complete as per cut
3b3Vé'» 3  $38, 543- imported-range.
>
. “:»._
,, _ f _
p is-on in reno * llisdcand Guaranteed for five years b
*” f ' Z* election before the snow ilie8. it is still cries and Manitoba Duty on consider-'  » '
not unlikely that the term of the present able' quautitea of goods taken into _ ° _ , _ 1,’ 4 _ V L
parliament may end with the session Manitoba were dr-st paid in the East. ` i g
which is now nearing its 010 e Members *_*
‘ ‘  may want a rest after the iwearlsolne VURKHEN FELLWO FEEL ._ V' LOWE, ont.,  Jllhll, N. B.
You’rc Sick
Kindly bear in . _ . "L A if " *L “`_` Y `
mind that it wi ofa Canadian in England, who, while l Hm  . Q
be a great assist-
ance to the doctor
in gettingthe best
results from his
prescriptions in
your case, if they
they are properly
filled.
YOU RUN N0 RISK
If you bring your
prescriptions to
us. We give the
best service at the
lowest possible
price. You are as-
sured of getting
fresh and pure .
drugs,~ carefully
accurately and
skillfully com-
pounded.
. 'Dispensing Drnggist, _ »
The Medical Hall.
 
if’ , - ar v _
That Hard on
His Shoes Lad
Meets His Mitch
Hard Taps
_ Nothing but the hardest
kind of outer tap-soles go
onour Boy’s, Uil Grain
Bals. Extra wear resist-
ing features in this line
make them superior to
others. Prices
Boys’ $1.7 5
Youths’ 1.45
Get your fall boots here
  J_ H_1BELL_ 1;:;f;:;?:f.1::.ff;‘::f:;.:‘i;f.::~B0S10N combi wr. »lllel"€5t~lng
'- two elections w valuable in showing
The Rxpaieneed henna-mu' the progress-or the reverse-ot tho Wm appear in 3 senes °f
oumberlsm transcends FIRST-CLASS ~ ' ~ ~
session, but a result may be 01117 U0 BN- `
pare them for a new conflict.
The Montreal Soar cites the experience
purchasing his weekly supplies asks for
Canadian cheese and is told ;‘we have no
Canadian we only have Amerie in cheese;"
further inquiry, suggested by this reply
revealed the fact that in neariyevery re-
tail shop in Britain and Ireland Canadian
cheese is unknown: it is all sold as
American notwithstanding the well
known fact that the United Kingdom,
imports far more Canadian than it does
United States or ‘American' cheese.
Nearly every Brit'sher eats cheese far
more lhan .ve do,says the Star and he
might be familiar-ized with Canada very
easily through its means. We venture to
suggest to the linl.-ter of Agriculture that H
aiery sa`ulA!7 act would be for that
Governu:enttoln_sist`upou every box of
cheese exported, being marked ‘Canadian i
tailer buys atleast a box :of cheese at a
time and could not fail to read a plainly l
marked notice upon its surface; thus a
profitable advertisement.
1
There are two pending bye-elections in
Great Britain. The elevation of Viscount
Cranbdrne to the peer-age, consequent
upon the death of Lord Salisbury, has
opened Rochester. This w_as long a Liberal
constituency, but the Conservatives have
held it continuously since 1885, excepting
for three years, 1889-92, when a Liberal
member, elected at a bye election by 'Z3
majori'y, sat for ir. ln 1895 Lord Cran-
hcrne carried it by a 'majority of 479; in
1900 he was not opposed. The Liberals
will make a flgnt for the seat this time
with Sir Harry Johnston, the Airi-
can traveller as their candid'
ate. The other vacancy is
in Scotland, H. T. Anstruther. M. P.,
having vacated his seat by accepting a
Government directorship on the Suez
Canal Company. Mr. Arslru hu- has re-
presented St. Andrews Burghs since 1%
as a Liberal Unionist; in 1900 his _major-
ity over his Liberal opponent was only 7
at The seat is therefore a very doubtful
or Thompson Liberal Unionist. These
in be '
  H '-=--‘-- - -I niununc Psnsoanmcss     if 
___ The Popular Actraaa
i
Thieaaaigneesoflateliruieoft 1'. s. »
luettattsfcb request 'V 
.u§ii.¢aa..u2raoua~w'11f~1.`.
inhaadaof solicit-
K‘..f‘S muse..  ....1
. .11 *I7 _-
gf. "' `i“§i’%no“‘5'i‘1§3u§'
'f Pano. w.1ivNDMaN.
18 tts if Assigues
I L_ ~   karticli e
" ‘ Q --i Y MeClmniG’ 1:0015, .s
. .  _ _A ,di *_ U   .. .Q Z
‘ , '3*UNS. Lawn Mowers-‘, " _ __ ` f
 (?~.*{,,`*“'-L I ‘
¢l~A2K*S f,`Kidney _
cheese’ or ‘made in Canada;’ the small re. "
_._
Pelkonen and Peter Thompson, Finland-
ers, were killed in dropping 170 feet from
a hoist. '
Themotheraiuwiytimeslleriaatacepa
tothoseof her habydriver. Yet alia in
hard driven because not alone in the
brief momentsofplay,.llut
ust sh k
1:.. ....°. °a..P‘°°.....,
on her
less
aiiiitie
` ii .E
iiiiiiiiiii
ii.iiiiiiiii
siren
§or all: women are
weakened womnzrry dia-
eases or wa are msdown
bymaternal andhonaehold
cares Dr. Pierce’a Favorite
Prescription iaoommaaded .
as a medicine which
promptlycnresdiaeaae
andmdoneaihe
D
ing drains,
heats infam-
mation andnl-
*If mothers who dread. the a coming
iiiigiii
-iiiiiiii
ao began tn take yggrmrn m
weeks I felt ntnonger-and
iakxngitfortwomonths
ofthat trmelhadcom
naualhealth. Iabofound
cotakeafevr months prior to
aaieisorpearbenesziaan
weakness*
Dr. I_’ieree’sPlessantPel_le§ahoaldbo
naed1ntl;'*t~`avorizeP5eacnpt|mr’when» 1
everalaxativexsteqmred. ,
S , ' L
writes Mrs. L. E. Hendemon XB-
wankee Woman’a Literary Club , Gtanl -I
Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. *Amer of nq'
itat child I did not co- ’
ba
(IPERA HUUSE
CHARLDTTETUWN
Three nr hts
The Public are respectfully in-
formed that the well known
H. Price Webber, Manager,
..,~.1;rui;p,,9~.~¢,,,»»-#~»i%l‘\ -»-Kg'
 le °
   
o mummy;  i' ‘H ~ -ii”
2"' bwlp
W
innicombe’s Orchestra will ren-
%-- QL .
ivdta
'y:s.u»a¢f_ ' ” ~ a.wuua.;n'.ns _,
Saou' Sars Maura, Sept. 16.-Williarnp
l“.pia@;   -is
more work with Elie
same amount of fuel
than any other.-ra‘nge-'
so styles ~aiad” sizes
senmrnm sm to
which is from $13 to
$25 -less than any
l-5'
<).é_'f ev
oeratioa ani ,_
cures female,-g
weakness. It 
is nlexcelled 1 I
as a tonic and  3,
aervine forweak, rumdbwn women. Z ,
. ' 'l
nl _ . , .
:.°._,‘1.;'.“:r a.'f.;°:.“°.='.'..i.i:'.:::i`*°”§~="°......'=i°-: [v
A
. '  Y have ometeeeteesseth
V ' "  " ' ‘ ' “ attheExhibit1on....nmt week-al
_ =-we  s H ~  
ro svrr..ra1sf.rises”\=°s=sh=.~9<1=r  w =° 
anmasian~.-5“eena.- - M' ',P“‘d'-.f.°’_ "5'f9"?‘~.’--”"'f'i;H
' nekeivedseeisg-cena. _ l'?'-1°"  °”"f‘°- 
Dq,fg¢’,'P5,,,¢7,,'.4, . _man.y_.otlier store..-you cannot _ _
 ata o'c1o_e__k.»_ V a ,variety  buy 'at as
Plinat usual places, Monday1any‘l*'lle'i’e    -;,
. as 5 PURE
` f lilac,
5
i
fe ,
. )7 '
. ;_Just as good at
iyour old 
Another used to
gf. spin, woven ist-
# correct s les-
  mt so 
i iilgitis easy,isn*
 ' lu-:rn's 'rv.YoN 'rwrzr-tns. _
Well it seems easy. but how hard we' had to work to
attain perfection. We have been about thirty years plodding
long on the same old road-the road that is plac_arded with
“All-wool, best workmanship, best dyes, best finish,” but we
accomplished our  You see we proceeded upon the best
principle; we threw to the winds the idea of expending’
skilled labor and efliorts upon shoddy materials, for to do so
would be to waste time. We found that out long ago, and
we have had proof that women, especially P. 'E. I. women,
have even a-keener appreciation of the lasting worth of
REID'S ISLAND TWEEDS than merzhants. That is aaa-
other reason why we continue to enlighten hundreds of
women by advertising. The more enlightenment, the greater
demand. Last year we received more orders from Island
merchants for special lines than we could posibly attendl to.
This year--what ? Shouldn’t you become acquainted with
REID'S TRYDN TWEED before it is time to answer, that
question ?% _
Tryon Woolen Ili’f’g, Go..
'g , commencing _ I E _ '
wrzmutsnav r;vr:MNc ' “M  .D g , `
SEPTEMBER 231-d.  1
_ _Big statements you sayf-well we have 'the goods had
P1’ices.to-back up what we saykin the  M -
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W00l.,.
e ~UNADUl.lliR’-
I PINELY SPUN,
“ -U' e-an
 .   a   ! __1n]ulylasttherewasheld~m,theaC1ty of Torontoa muh, _
_ ~ _ _ f  Et'position.f  -thence patterns for Fall 
_ASSISTED BY?  Xyvastzade were shown by,.§_£fty-three of the largest  _' L  '
 Q05pA1|Y.,...C8na_¢l!a_n1 Furmture  Vg-ight `
' A ~c0m,Lm,B_-_j .  a_nd_ spe;nt_'a   samples-and _e
M PM   Ninn purchase,--we are now.  the
, i 
paidonor
WIS
wan_t»ome,how
Reid?
Chnl?
aa*
u
§.l.
3°
roo
£3
sooo
*
-takes
electric Nl.
iQ
fminsnmam
NGHP 1%,
all
Internauelllvdqi
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