Y
'\
if
3 less,1th€l{>s _g __ , ~; l_‘-;- _ _ '_ _
 _ _is a Ped-ebt ra-?@__five__ ite'  omrt;ed-the _ad3ective,fo_u_°t_he veil, lf'any‘;
 ; cures colic.I`eve'rish`ce_s_s and i__ ’ “
  cine. It isabholntely harm- ` _1
" "H" ww s' rnums1¢=r~"'"'
2
in
\ nde y’s- Probabilitlosrf  
Molcrate wind~, partly fair. i
" , ruuasnar, .mum 11, tons. __ wsu... ....1 most wily accessible
-Bicycilista and all athletesfdepend cn . . ' by roll or water. Her manufact_\\r0_!l_
thef prdbghctidn &sded b!'Wf
tariff.
1
for industries are already
on a vast scale. She has a oonslm
ing population`of forty millions nl0S°\!
their ARIFFS FOR HARD TIIES- pit-
 snlm6\t 'O  ` T i _ uve  mést tavauhggi Of Qmph cl
olnts llmber and muscles in trim. .__ “_ 'a much lower raw of interest
3 ' '_ ~' ° 1- 47 i 7 7 W° h“°it°"’“°_®_.“17 §°‘*°"°‘fi",‘,__‘{"'3°.ln abundant labor at much $089* 1115*”
hentai notice 1
 WML* l;".l
ve e
Dentistryin P.E. L I have kept
iullyaheeaatoithetimes hyaclose
study of the progress made in
the science, by testing every upper
ently desirable new eatore intro/
duced. and by adopting all such as
have commended themselves to me
as conducive to painless treatment.
as time saving. or as productive of
nore artistic and comfortable re-
sults. lnpcrsuitoi this course I
have from time to time visited the
centres scppi . Duemg"a
recent visit toNew iork lsecured '
the latest and most approved labor`
saving appliances and studied the '
mostadvancedmethnds oi Crown _
price
v‘mce. l also
Entirely new Applianc
ior childrens th, ‘
....."‘“““°‘r...............- ..2§’......§
neglected here.
I am 
for the PAINL§$ TRACTING
OF TBETH. a safe, pleasant anes-
thetic, occupies only from one to
twominutes. no unpleasant after
eliects, NO EXTRA CHARGE. i
have had thirty years experience
giving anesthetics. Prices for
Crown and Bridge work, Gold
Crown 221:. $1.50 to $3.00. teeth
. tipped with Gold $2.00 to $2.50. l
lguarantee ailwork and will be
glad to show specimens. ‘i ‘
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» SURGEON DWTIST,
Clrtown April 18th rang, ",
Tu, Th, Sa, w if _
& 7-= _ - T' - _ ‘ 1- ,
` - \ ,
° -_ » » .~a-~
litiil ilit  A 
Zbildrenliltll
» ' that, inasmuch as no manufacturer here
Three-fourths of the 1lls
of little people commence
in the stomach or bowels.
Children are quite apt to
be 1"i'ght'fas long as the all
_ dfgaus afe fight- our greatest industries and the resultli
predict should follow, nothing on earth
J=mi=S°n'S;.B#b1l_P_@X=-  
tiv¢;?'1=i.i€‘f?§S's'fr1Ii>v ~
_~`  in _every '
‘ -"- home '  tl1er_e~ are
r " `children_.',,__.It is a modern, ~ 1
-"_scientiiieichildren"s médr-
i= f' di estion° it"
. diarr_hoe'a,`and   nat! ` "
urai rest and sleep. _ _
- ~ _Contains no__opium. or 
~ .' narcotics. ., _
_ Large Bottles. 756., '
_ t ,
. __ . _.
..,
A  §“‘°3. 'f'¥'°"*1! ‘° °“° °“‘~@°*f*°= °f fm
'  ` ' ' ‘ lirllio. B110 li? lsllbt Of Will iilllll W0 ddlli
_ ‘.l.  ,_
- e f - DRUGGIST. _ _ '
’“N”?F?M1f
. . _ ___ _ .» __
1 _
~. _ ._ ____
.. ¢,  ., _.~ ., __ _ .__
ii Stli
me. reuse;
Butterf Chet-se, etc 1 write _ __ __
" ~ ‘ - .r at.: .. _
" _Q 4 .- .-Q: 4 1 ‘ _
»"' I r  - yJ`,‘._;.
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ar
1;.-.~ - .. _ _ _ __ _.
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.1 ._._ ,.1 - ._ ,_ _ ' `
_  have tlisfil
at ' vi i, bis"  I ` ..,'._.'; E -A  . , -.:.';’-yi
»-3,. -..,, -
Refi 
»f~'_.f: -
Sydney, C. B.
6-xodwryr pd _
I I- i 
Rocky Point -Ferry, spring
1903.
.1
\Vill leave Ch’Town Will leave R. Pt.
=-.sn ci-we-.m
>
er
w~;¢@<
~. ss
2 =
ses
2 2
is
66
tc
as
M
G6
la
'p. m. ~ “ 2.30 p.m
.2512 21”” “..
:misc sc g sc
’ SUNDAY rms TABLE.
trade tomorr ow,1t is perfect ly certain that
great quantities of iron would be put
supply, at a price we could not possibly `
'contend with. The consequence wouldlbe
» 3- from impo-ing duties which would defend
Canadianhnalrswhere the taril’ is no
longer a main issue in our politics. Our 1
two great parties which in the earlier
years of the Dominion stood together for
a revenue tarill’ affording lncldentalypro-
tection, became widely separated on thc-
queetion of protection in 1878,and remain-
ed wide apart for many years. The Lib-_
eral party, some of whose leading splrilsll
remained committed to sweeping away
the last vrstige of protection for protoc-
tlon`s sake, practically abandoned that
grtund onpohtaining power and have
practically ._ continued the old _Conserva-
tive tariff, with certain modifications and ,
~~ ~ av' '.-
fereno_e¢\’;_  for .British Rods. It
is  that the Conservative party is now
committed tohigher protection than we 1
have,f_.hut the question is one ol degree V
rather thanof principle, and tariff qu s-
tions can now he discussed without en-"
countering the strong prejudices which
prevailed twenty years ago.
This enables Liberals and Conservatives
in Canada to consider with calmer de-
lib'ration than her¢tofo.°e a deliverance
so remarkable as that ncently made by
the Colonial Secretary, Mr. Chamberlain,
in hee-'rade England, himself being as he
declares, a free trader. In one passage
of that speech he pointed out with much
force vhatatrade policy suitable to cer-
tain conditions of national life and of
commercial and industiial activi'y would
be altogether unsuited to other cinditions.
We quote :
“inAme1ica manufacturers are build-
llg up their works. and when there is a
boom, as recently, their works arei
increased to meet the boom. So long.
aahome trade consumes the output
'si long rims come to this courtry,|
but the moment trafe isbad-for-instance,
If (there were a depression in the iron
down in this country or ln'countries we
could possibly stand a loss of that descrip-
tion for many years together, his business
would be ruined and the whole of his `
capital lost. Of one thing I am certain.
If there should be a depression in some of
would prevent the people of this country
them against such unfair competition." .~
He has vrourhied to ‘raise this' question
before the British constituencies,"  we -
3 . ‘ _ 9 - _ . : . ` ' 
have seen how his deliverance has been
dsucuuced by _the Liberal leaders as
“veiled protection.” They might hgvg
is 'ferr thin._His argument to m_ iirgu=
"ight _mr m°d°?5ti? PNb0¢ti'o_n,`f a_nd’;the'
British :M912 erelikelr toned _shemse1v鑧‘
in the immediate future -dglmgg gn; gh,
same hattle which in Gaulda and
other 'British cclcnissj ' is nil “inf
f<_>l'°flf¢ll countries  
~ . . . .
bm Md now to speak. What lr. 
herlaiu has set forth in the  _ above
quoted. if it is pertinent' _tp the United'
WMP! il dwbly arnlfmbls tc clara. 1
'We are _close beside theccuntry ht great-
Iltl' Ind we .ale
probably within-rear cr ten is peices;
time when the recurrence of oommereid
4nd  .dcp_|~s§_q9_¢'
will  pgxin
_vhiall  
I' ii.  1
Jr9f .Dl\iȢ<?UiNl._ Eer._o_ur
Bri ` hai
8001
t  ..'._‘.°99.° 
"“"°°°_° ‘_'“i_°h .whirl
~~ ~ »...._,._ -_...__ _._..._. .
--__ ._.__. _

If _l_nv¢_a,¢n¢1..ycs hm
mg  Vfvlfyou neglect
Blckacha it will develop int;
&u\athrn%_:oree_B|-ig|||_| Di,
ease or ’ betea. There is ua
use rubbing and doctoring your
littk. Cure the kidneys. Ther;
is oulyoue kidney medicine but
I cures Backache every time-
Dodd’s   v
Kidne
LLL
,_ ~e ‘ ~ _‘_ . _
the _ in1'port`snt new feature of a tarinpro- l
est industrial development, cfvuc _  
_untoldwealthand       ui ma
than prevail in Canada or America. ‘ We
may thenfora take Mr. Cham`herlaln’s
words to heart here. Canada was made
a veritable slaughter market for American
manufacturers in the later seventies, and
since then the productive capacity of
American industries has increased three
or four fold, with a proportionate cheapf
ening of the cost of production. The
lines of communication across the bound
ary have multiplied, so that for thousands
of miles east and west Canada may be
said to be almostln touch with the great
factories of the United States. ' '
Every year larger and larger quantities
_a_1_d__val_u_es_ of _American goods have been
sold in_ Canada, and this in the era of
good times in which the home consump-
tion of their manufactures has been so
great as to render them comparatively in
dillerent to foreign markets. But let u
assume that good times will not always
prevail there or here; that a time of had
harvests and of lessened home demand,
the consequence of temporarily lessen
ed purchasing power, will come in
within a few years. Then the vast
industries of the Republic, carried
forward the enormous impetus they have
received, will be producing wares far in
excess of_ the home demand and the
overproduction will be “slaughtered”
abroad, mainly in Canada. What we have
here pointed out is all quite in the
natural order of thi_ngs, and the prospect
is not alluring. Our *tarilf is low com-
p=r.d with that of the Republic. We
would be glad if theywould bring their
tariff down to the level ot ours, but this
is not likely to he done. The sitnat’on
and the outlook are such as to give more
than ordinary force to the argument .of
Mr. Chamberlain applied to the latitude
of Canada. / 1 f
- ! B-L W
Amotorman inChicsgorsn hiscar
into theapproach of an open bridge but
stopped it with the fender actually over- _
hanging the gulf below. He wouldn’t
want to repeat the riment because
have the same good fortune.
. Once rn a __T_T________
 some one  ’|'..>_'.'; . :.5-*"..Y.
who has travel~ _ _ 
ed t 'th ‘ f
os
‘___ `~.’~»
F  .1
I 
TROPO Ll
o e very
e d g e o f the
danger line of
stomach dis a
ease stops just
in time to save f _
his health. But ~l=L'E-£5-’=
the majority of `z__r
P°°°.. it =°.:f.‘ .- ... `
s 1
..r... _   we
e ne,
symptoms of
~tion.`growtodiseaseot'the. . ___
stomach, involvingthe Q
organs of digestion `a`nd
59
tion
' tion forms'
ect
have
   l 
   _.1-'; ree. .1 _
1 nl
. "'. r ._ _
4 M.. ...-. ' .-1  .
THA GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARQISLAND, JUNE. li r9o_3.
-  1-'
Pal ns
._
_ (lame in  
' Zanada.
l Have you ever contem-
the chances are thaixggd never again-~
Jlrtistic
Substantial
Zertamlv
the Best
_ _ lated sending away __
i)or an Iron Bed. 
A Why have you ever`~
thought of doing so?
Bnng any catalogue
to us no matter where
it .came fron_1',pick your ;
'A _design from it and we 7
will give you the bed
at 5oc less than vou
can put it down at any
'station on P. E. I.
Tl1at’s the trade we
° are after, for too much
money going across
the straits of Northum- '
land never returns.
The advertising man
FINE STUGK iii RINGS
will have to learn,_
Furniture talk. This '
Westwood Poultry Farm Com-
pany’s,.New. and Up-to-
.<»~mt¢1>1ant l 
\'*&|-O-*Ill
8®Ql-*
1
__|
I
no a.    
 _.    ` _
. W'
he s_- ld durlnr t_i_1_e;m°o_\\ut'._l\___¢£_
or u 0 1 _
liifyiisc past
Cost
x
16 Bm ft $1 MBS)
10.5
large 151|)
Mill, cracks
55.6)
IMD 1
3.ill
9,1-ge 3.50
small, 1
1.2)
holos MJ
Brooder _
steaming feed and 1
Pots Bam"
'LU
IDD
UD
57.0)
(LN 1
._ 'li
drinking tins
nam
187.4%
_ 2115.1!!
pans
Shingles and other lum
2 Coal Shovels .... . .T .......... . . S 1.50
2 Shaping Stands . . . . . . . . . . . . .
_ ... . 2.6!)
1 Enamel Feed Pan. . . . . . _ . . . . . . .
. . .75
1 Trough for mixing feed ......... . .
A quantity of Wheat and other articles.
Any one buying the whole plant can lease
the ground it is on, or move it away. The
hen house can be sold in sections.
Breeding Stock and Chickens
class s ock. A
White Wyan<_lottes._ 
4Cocks,.6l_Heus. -_ ‘ _a gi .__ ‘.-
  Barred Plymouth Roofs. `
4 Cocks, 66 Hens.
8Co_cke8Herig'.’_,»  
7(1) chiclrens in the following varitiesz-
Barred Plymouth Beck, . -_ .
glgtglg y and ottes,
u n - _. '.
wma  s _ ~~ V
Silver Lace Wghndottes . _ t
WESTWUUD PDULTRY Hill' Uii'Y.
Charlottetown, P. E. I; _
6-5 ttsw
80 PAIRS
  LADIES’
DONG OLA
.~ ..' ~‘.'o ‘ .
'° his iirst Furniture if
‘ment _is  
34_idr¢§Scdtoth¢t9euty<~<
Gentlemen waitiugthis 
 . _' 
' Your- inspection 
sol ted.
”°1?.'f“.{.."{t.i‘a';......
.iA.S. l’ATO_ll.& Co,
sri
i
, . _ .___..'. " .~.~:
other
  
fntlltséiye -
Callsat 
€li‘5.li§“"I’s'asc*s‘”I_i`di-bor, Sheet
  
-...,_. ._... .r _ ,__
use _ _ r.;-i.°‘,'.:,, 32.12 »_ '_ ~ ._,. _ _ ,
_ CARVELL BROS.
Agents.
‘~ -_- _Y _
~ ‘ "  r'   _.z : _ ~.;;.f.;_.: f-_ ._ _
i i _
_ .\_ _,it _ -5.. _ ._ _,__ T ____
_     I
Pasturage at, Belvidere
timesnd money than any other .Type
writer. ~Thisis a fact. < '
ii“Thi's `ad",e1.U_ " 'Se  . =»  esplendidl stock, tof
APl3°TI.’l‘hur; ._ - I
|
OXFOIRDS
 fromtputof -l_\_ses;that
i 1 ._ -
th
116.4! ,
%m
A good chance for a farmer to get nret-L'
440- A I1. T
i 
r. ~  7-
  
, __-~_~~I'_former $r_.ao.r.6§
  x‘;'....' ‘.‘ Ji- ,,.' _il .‘
~.  
’l`hdla}lr‘l§l&l!.ei¢`her-man.
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I.»_
:ne»»¢1¢u~\u.ss_¢~\n.vn_¢_\,¢,vuu»sva»`l
l Hdveyoufocnda
on hand. We are makers of wedding it .7 L i .
rings and .know how to make the gold 6' ii’ “V3” _
_,hard so_ that it will lasté Any special 1 _ - .1 e___._ _ _ 1
§;“.v.z.*z.f§..;':.ids.;°..‘:f.‘§i s;‘;;i.f‘“’ A C ANNUNQ _ IP “"1 ONLY KNEW
_ ' When your well stocked store was
W T  nad it em mixeyctn nu. qo1_ng to burn down, you could
E' °» R, 'IIQHE SMITH gvalt an insure until the week be-
' Cameron Block. i KEMIER _ p me’ ut "
'rYPr:wlu'r1-:IL r when lt
will save you from 25 tc 3o per cent. more
is Destroyed
1 You are too late. Remember the]
‘lm Willie. “There is no timeiihe
;;_`s9F?'.°‘."!"!'!'2‘
and situation)
barrels.)
resist
salsa
scsoussiwals.
can. U. HKU.
. Iaspaasrsslfi
Deparmeatdyadm.
_ouawallisl tisllslllst
A' Dciilh NWS-
’l‘heIceCrea\uwedlls
reccgnind ill f
that can be :adm
YcuCaul'laveAuy&ver
Ilycuwaatitbray-
ialeveutlstusklswhl
we’llmake it specially
ioryou.
PICN IG PA RT!-If
W. ii. SlAI.l.'0@»
Der 0t.0eg“_"_l\sq
6-lttstf
f
An eiort for you to read or you
not aeedistuilf objects dill
can get help by wearing a
our ecientihcally ittel
spectacles. _
1171
.fre
_ ap
.ff ,\ '
Having 
os Brest George Strat,
oppnaioeCrahhe‘scorae.
wewcsld invite you te
ealland iuspectour stock
which we nave just re-
ceived. The latest novel-
ties in wcoleus which
wewill make up in the
latest fashions at mod-
erate prices. Your own
material made up if de-
sired. Satisfaction guar-
anteed. Patrouage sol-
icibsd.
the " gnupg
X111 w1111._=§e1§’ll¥|;_P_*~_     _,_,i___   _ _ _   _   ‘ind “° *_ . .l mf & mm!
Mini e"“‘rv» “M Lu* by _` V ’ A      A V  '1  gl ,_  'i i fi  
swag?      if .» ‘; . _ "  lsmsuvnmm_.ss.'a.nas.l.a., _
_ _ _ ._ _ |   __ __ _ - _  __ _. . __ _   _ ___   
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