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Our prescription depart-
ment occupies a room sep-
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fusion and interruptions of
the Sore. The prescrip-
tionist can concentrate his
entire attention on the
work in hand. You can
appreciate the advantages
of this plan. It is one of
the many advantages we
afford you. `
There is safety and sat-
isfaction-and often saving
--in bringing prescriptions
to us.
THE HOME OF THE GUARDIAN
(DAILY AND WEEKLY.)
North Side Queen Square. ~
CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.
Business Office Telephone 133b-
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THURSDAY, OCT. 22, HXJ3.
THE LOYALTY OF THE COLONIES-
i
The New York Times discusses the
above named topic, taking for a text Mr
Chamberlain`s statement in Glasgow, “It
you wish to 'prevent separation you must
put a tax on food." This statement
standing alone does not give a fair idea of
Mr Chamberlain’s argument, which was
directed toward forming an additional
'bond oi mutual interest between the
J. _(5. JRMIESON.
DRU GGIST, '
The Medical Hall.
_Y-a
$l00 WORTH OF
onninnnnnnjs
inoioinfs
Received at our drug
store today.
Cholera and diarr-
hoea remedy.
Cough Remedy.
' Pain Balm.
Stomach and Liver
Tablets.
H. A. ELLIS
1 United Kingdom and the Colonies. None
the less Mr Chamberlain has been de-
nounced by pezhaps the most widely read
newspaper in Australia, the Sydney
Bulletin, as having given the Coionits
“notice to quit,” and as ‘ia preacher Of
lsedition, sece-sion, insurrection and trea~
A son.” The Times proceeds to `argue that
the South African war, while it did some-
thing toward unification of “the mightiest,
,_ the most prosperous and most happy Em-
Lpire the world has ever seen," also did
_something to prepare the way to its dis
imembprment It raised the issue that
must so n di a v closer togi ther o.- eve..-
tually drift apart, and it has accentuated
l the feeling in the United Kingdom that
. the Colonies ought io contribute at least
to the support of the navy in much larger
measure than they have hitherto done.
. These are fair subjects for consider-
;ation and they are fairly stated. There
is a widespread and growing feeling in
., Canada that we might fairly contribute
something towards the support of the
navy which pfotects our commerce and
our boats, and doubtless this feeling is
quite as strong in Australians in Canada.
But either the Dominion or the Common-
l wealth would resist a levy dpon their
A revenues, or an oiiicial claim to such con
YOUR
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Since Tuesday last we have gone over our STOCK
FURNITURE and have out about $10,000.00 off _ the
PRI@S-lots of people are going to PROFIT by this won-
derful MARK DOWN.
the Colonies and the Mother Country'
  
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cause we sent some thousands ol! soldiers
to Scuth Africa that we should be
nt and conquest of British Pro-
vlnces w as seriously threateneddf Britain
should at*empt a war of aggrandlsement
in any quarter of the world the number
of Canadian volunteers would be fevr. It
on the other hand the Biitish Isles were
threatened, half the able-bodied men in
Canada would be laager for the hay in
dag.
British Colonists in all quarters ot the
in the sense that they are monarchists
and not republicans; they strongly prefer
British institutions to those ot any
other nation. They have no desire to r
chllme unless it be in the direction of
closer union and greater solidarity. But
when it comes to shaping the terms of
such closer union they will claim a free
hand in the work, as a free people. No
terms can be imposed upon us except
with our full consent, and such as com.
mend themselves to ourjudgement. Mr.
Chamberlain in the het dscal oampaig. _
upon which he has entered may use
much latitude in enforcing his argu-
ments, but it is childish to talk of seces-
slon in the colonies ii' the British people
at home do not choose to tax their food,
as at present they seem little disposed to
do. We shape our own tariffs to suit our
selves, and we are not only willinz but
desiious that the British people shall do
the same for themselves. Doubtless we
should be pleased if one British Parai-
ment and people would vote in favor of
preferential trade with the Colonies, but
whether this is granted or rejected the
Colonial attitude toward King and flag
will be little affected. We should still be
loyal as we are and have been. None the
less we think the adoption of a trade
preference for the Colonies would tend
toward consolidating and strengthening
the Empire.
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an simply kidney disorders. The kidney:
blood io out of order our kidneys have
hiled in their work. They are in need ol
_ ltimulation, strengthening or doctoring.
Ono medicine will do all three, the Snell
and moot imlta.ted'blood medicine than
  Dodd’s
‘_P- Kidney _
Pills
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defence of British soil and the British
world are loyal to the King and the dag _
equally zealous and responsive in case _ Q E ' ”
of a war with Russia in the Balkans or  t , '
the Far E.st.In South Africa the dismem-    ~  
berme ' _ ` _ . _ _,_ __ F _ _
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have every latest
1mprovement, a r e
made from the ,best
grades of ’ heavy SQ
plates, and will do
more work -with the
same amount of" fuel
than any other range
30 styles and sizes.
Sell at from _$23 ,to
$43.   7,
which is fron1i$13‘ to
Price complete as per cut
_ $2 5 less than 'any
above, 3 sizes, $35, $38, $43.
imported range. _
30 sly1es_and,` sizes Sells at from $23 to $43. " ff  ‘_ _jg 'F
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with
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SPECIALTIES -
A Few Comparisons  
lnsnrmlpeecm P Net Dividends Divl- as of Death Year Game*
force remium to Pelicy deeds Income Claims of Ili i_ E _
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Canada will always retain control of her
Mana
J, G. M¢ LEOD, Special Agent, Bridgetown.
liter the blood of all that lhouldn't ... .
there. The blood passes through the kid- __ ~ _ "
WHlTE& CO..
.   STOCK BROKERS
Doyou want your SHARE-NEVER AGAIN  - - '
FUHIITURE be sold in CHARLOT'I'ETOWN_at,such.
L0? PRICES (as now--and  ‘  and 
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Statesmen,   Merchants,
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a Doctors. Mechanics.
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