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Does it not seem more edectlvl D
breathe in a remedy, to cure dbmse or'
the breathing organs, than to take the
remedy into the stomach?
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Enabler.: 1879. -
Cures \Vhile You Sleep -
It cures because the air rendered strongly
Sflixseptic is carried over the diseased sur-
face with every breath, giving prolonged
and constant treatment. It is invalu-
able to mothers with small childien.
IS a boon to asthmatics. ~
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_ Whooping Cough Brcnchitis
-Group Goughg.
Clirrli, Colds Grippeandiayfever
The Vaporizer and _llampkgvhich should last
n lifetime, together with a :tie of Cresolene,
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THE HOME OF THE GUARDIAN
North Bide :Queen Square.
CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.
Business Ofiice Telephone l33c-
Oioe Hours 8 a.m. to 6 p. m.
i J. P. HOOD, Bus. Hgf.
Residence Telephone, 132
‘L E. B. KoCREADY, Editor J
\ Residence Teleohoue 32
$1-5°~ E!!ra_su;;plies of Cresolene a5 cents and  ‘ ` -
50 C698. Wnte or descriptive booklet contain- f ` _
lnfhxghsz testimony as to ns value. ‘_
varo-cnnsonexx is soup nv i _
Dltucusrs it txvuumnz.
Vapo-Cresclene Co. _i ' '
|80 Fultm Street 1651 Notre Dame Street 1 SATURDAY, FEB '\UA.RY 28, lm.
New York Montreal - ‘
Q I _ - _Tits Aiisx/ni sounoinv.
ha
iuossies
Are either a blessing or`an
injury, according to con-
struction andthe manner in
 theyate itted. If 1
'they are tlieikind ' ' `
THAT
are constructed on_ scieni ilic
principles, that can be
properly adjusted, that hold
firmly without irritation, t
they will V ` _
SAVE A I
sulleriug, and may save life.
A rightly constructed and
fitted truss should exert a
_ pressure identical with that
of the hand. Many who
. most of their ~
have worn trusses. have com-
plimented us on the high
character of our. stock, and
upon the carélulneas ' of our
fitting. Ifyou need a truss
we want to show you what
we can do for you.
Ll. G. JAMIESON,
Chemist and Druggist,
THB MEDICAL HALL.
` Four explains further that Prince of
' | Wales Island shall belong wholly toRussia,`
_____ and that wherever the summits of the
At Murray Harbor South.
Hon. D. A. MCKinI10I1. M- P- Will marine leagues from the coast “the limit
med; the electors °f Murray Harkm’ shall be formed by aline parallelto the
South, on
WEDNESQAY\  4 er exceed the distance of ten marine
_ ar 6 o`cL0_ci<, P. ii.
to consider Dominion requirements. We come ww m the p_°im'° whwh the
as zi _ new Boundary Commission are to decide
1_---
Referring to the letter of Rev. F. A.
Wiglitman on the boundary -queation,»lt
may be abserved that the questlcncannotl
be intelligently studied without a  be-1
fore the student orreadgr, andthe  
the Anglogmsaian  
The Unueasmu 
I; side of what was conceded to Rulfia 
that treaty, as the United States purchas-
ed Alaska from Russia. In our discus-
sion of the subject so far we aimed to set
‘ out in the simplest form first an outllue of
the American contention, secondly some-
' \
thing about the value ct the territory and
the privileges in dispute and thirdlyiwhat
we have not yet done, an outline ot the
Canadian contention. We hadnot done
#with the subject, and while we think Mr.
Wightm,an’s criticism a little premature,
we none the less welcome it as a valuable
contribution to the discussion.
The treaty is too A long to be here cited,
but an outline of its main provisions may
be given. Articles Three and Four in gen~
eral terms dellne the boundary as begin-
ning at the southernmost point ol Prince
ot Wales Island, thence “to ascend to the
north along the channel called Portland
Channel as far as the point on the contin-
ent where it strikes the 56th degree ot
north latitude,” and thence "shall follow
section of the lilst degree ct west longi-
tude (of the same meridian) and dually
from the said pointot intersection shall
follow the said meridian of the 14lst de-
gree as far as the Frozen Ocean.” Article
mountains which extend parallel to the
coast is ata distance of more than ten
windings of the coast and which shall nev-
leagues therefrom.”
F I f . - -
Are now selling our
vehicles in the Mari-
time Provinces and if
there are none in your -
district write to _ us for
prices and catalogues, .
REMEMBER our,
goods will cost you a
i little more "but they
are worth _every cent
we ask. e f ~
Bew more 'agents-» are
required. - Apply to _
, ,;» 1; ...__ ,_
  f Hula.
_  '-W.. ».  ~ ~' A-
rnade to
under the terms ofthe treaty recently
Channel 3 »
entrance to Portland Channel T
it follow between these p
 The _illth question is
but its subsem' ' ee is to
the mainland' coast, strictly so-called, .ct
 7. What, it any exist, are the
‘eh-C _s¢§¢_~_ #rl-_11°1 *° W 
    .umm
 leagues ofthe!  are
‘_\_=p.tbr°i_rshe eism-ii 1- _ _
 one qadgiiem fviniettgf
` Editorial and News Telephone 133. '
i Omce Hounxanoonto 6p.n\.; Stun pan. .
gf ~_-_.1 _i,._f_ _JE _»-~~=;v-4-3---1-F ge -5 H-V1. 
question should be decided in the ne89-'|
tive) should the strip be measured from
where the coast is iflented by deep lllltiil
whether the breadth of the _S1ri|_),.ShUl\1 be
m....m~aa nam raemguerat ~uirec6to_;n of
the mainland coast, or from the heads of
the lille [S ‘i
The seventh and last quesiion is al
follows : _
Boundary  
decide and it vrlllbe seen that H'
one vuai painssi’~‘qt’the dispute..
points are quite 'numerous T|'l"l`_Y¢§'f'
sm-ting paint, “urs mniusmnlmt 'point
-ar Prima ei wins nima" is in annum.
So is Portland Channel. There are
several channels so called. The direction
not the boundary, “ascending tothe north"
‘ls in dispute. The -“mountains parallel
 the . coast” do not exist, as;
the treaty-makers' I imagined they i
am. i- aaa I misss were - -mf
the  .claims ds. 'to whether ;
ui .msc is. are sent or the;
'mainland use are-emiymz'  Audi,
whetherthestrip of ten leagues _shall
mean ten leauues from tide water in the J
;`inlet.°,ior that distance from the general' 2
ll_neottheccast._ Q
We believe there is room for honest
difference or opinion in regard to some at I
-the summit ot the mountains situated/i'
parallel to the coast astaralthe inter-__
4
-the United States. These points are - sox? nge: eigshiiyyeagsyiner iignnmebéywni
. born suieredwi femal weak , alsoaore-
seven in number, the Brat four of which ne”  on,-ia, ¢,t&da11y gn my :lift sid.; M4
. »_ ‘ ' ' ` _ g
_ 1. What is intended- as the point ot _dug D, Hem; mfmte  
commencement of the (boundary) line Y A  f;°§t§hb§£§ni:§n“m€;§r§3,‘§ 
. i reeomm ' .
i  What channel is the Portland ,_ ummm; gg friends' H. “yum
least oi,  questions.. At _ the time
when7the`treaty wasniade the territory
in question was solely a ' hunting ground.
A Russian fur   had.
posts alcugtlie while the
si, :mam  island.-
'wtv ==°_~`%  is1=»°1=<1°d
  however, that on
 case, notably in
answer to the three llrst questlonsto be
submitted to the Cammission, the Cauad-1
ian contention would be upheld .byp any A
impartial tribunal, desirous ot finding
the. true meaning ot the treaty. The
reasons for this belieffvrill givqug  _
_another article. 5 A ~ i I ‘
As it is well known Sir  'Yan
Home and Six- Thomas _Shaighuiesy have I
built costly and beautiful residences at
St. Andrew’s, N. B.. The C. P. R. Com~
pany has now secured  of much oil
the best land thereabouts; the big hotel_
is to be enlarged and improved and other
things being done to attract tourists, the
expectation being that ln a few years the\
Canadian Pacilic will have at St. _Andrews '
a summer resort rivalling _Bar Harbor.
~_ -.-~ 7- fr
 Costs loo llothi
When the price paid is the mother's n
health and happiness. The father
doesn’t realize as he romepywith the
child what years of wif y sufering .
' must beset agains_t.tl1e baba? hsglltet-_
Chrome invalidism is a gh price to
psy for theipainfnl joy of maternityyyet
t isat sue acosttliat manyawoniah
becomes a mother. Such a cgrice is too
mu because
it is more than
nature asks.
By the use of
Doctor_Pierce’s§l
Favorite Pre-
‘ scription ma-
ternity is made
practically
painless, and a P
quick convales-
- ence is assured
i
4 strong enough to
'run ouaiioiau c.uiiu.oTru'rowN. PRINCE _iiowarn isnaun rsuauang 199;.      _ i       C'
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vkhelnrwritexnel willglidlyanswer."
3. What course should the line  Dt,-`fé-i°f‘3°"‘ F"°‘i.t°  9°n’
tains no alcohol and is entirely free from
from the point ot commencement to the opium, `¢5¢¢in¢ md an otha nuwgm
i Tha dealer who .oEers_a snbstituteifot
~ “Favorite Prescription” does so to '
` 4. To what point on the '56tli parallelis; the lime-  what paid.” the mfg;
_theliue tube drawnimm- dips is  medicines. His pmiit
Portland Channel,aud what_course_.ishou§d 18,1001' loss; therefore,   
" °l°`li5l i  '  ‘s “Pleasani "t _Pellets regulste` '
ine boweu. - f
 lrttentlon ei 
for st|'ipot`oosst
needing
separating the
-the bars. carts. 1110?.
lion-x5'ye_ll'lI
bein( a
2,0eo yards blcck and colored Dress _Go‘sp0 67c on the $1.00
A-#Everybody says so, and the prices

width, Black _
40 in. wide.  Dark
Brown Teal
Cloth. Dark Gf°¢ii`Teal Cloth.
Oxford Greylfloth: ‘ iinoeCOSt11m¢
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1 Teal Cloth is a splendid half
#wool cloth of clean dressy- ap-
Tpearance ‘ _RESEMBLLNG A
. SERGE IN Frmsn
Costume
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Alaolpair
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iven this
‘ pepergf-EATON i
_ ` Black m ire Dress Q1,,th5_ _ Brown Colonial  _S_t_\it.-gf;
Navy- lgltuep Empire Dress ings* D57? G1'¢¢n °
elaine. Blue Grey Empire D-'¢SS_ S°11111sS._ __ lisvy
Dress .clouds Fawn Empire C°1°11;a1 DressBiu=¢-=_
(NOTE) Colonial Dress.S@&’£1ng8.1 f
Empire Dress Cloth is a new ‘ _ (NQTE) _ _   I _A
‘Cloth with a finish superior to ‘ C§v19U1R1 DRESS Slilfmgg an
 a Cheviot. P1%mS111°°th""°
` [01 Ng, 4, ' » Samples of 5§11Sh gf-'od _ Lili N95.
_ _the ‘ above hlghll’ PQ 1. f < ._ 
$2.45” Igoodssenton 11181' fOr 5 .-  »$3¢95_ __
- . . Costulnesi'  '
 or 'nie fun _'¢q“°St; _ __ -  for the
__ $500 ____,,_(_,
_ __ 0 double
" " I I 's4§i11-~~‘vi¢=_~2
dress length
of (5)~ya'rds
double width
_ 54. in. wide.
  JAS. PACTOH &’G0-
.mauee oinermf-1 r ' _ _ ' l _ _ 0’
_ f §S,’e,°§e.§°-F"§°,,,,1.§,2 i This mouth we _willy continue our clearance sale, but l
agreed upon between Great Britain and "nj M W  G   V  glve larger d1sc¢untS_. y _ '    p
2,000 yards Flannelette will sell for :>&9 on the-$I.>0_6_.
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liltcltelrs
eweom
factory
_ ustoniersaswell as
l _   _ ycrisupeetfullyinmtedto
i‘$.°3..'§.°.i‘ ‘"1 I  A  _ ‘ GLEABAIIGE ‘ ‘
 FEBRUARY .SALE li'§li’“” G" “
1,0 _o yards'Tweeds _aud,Homespuns, ~. ' 65:: on-» the f$I,00.
500 Suits Men’s Underclotliing, __ ` 6_7c on the $1.00.
All the balance of. Clothing, i 60,¢i0n._1;h¢ 
500 pairs men’s and boys' separate 'Pa_n'ts,. ‘6`7c-onthe $1.00. -
Cottons, Tickings, Wool and Flaniicls, ` ,750 ongtlie 
Ladies’ Corsets, Gloves and Ribbons, _ 5oc on the $1.00.
Men’sJNinter »Gloves,;  ` ' 67c on the $1.00.
Grey and White _ Blankets, ' _ ' _ _67c onthe $1.00,
Cfhildn-:'n’SCaps,Hoods'and Tukes ano3p_arfs,5oc on the
s and boys’ Hats and Caps, 67c on the
Boots, Sho s and Slippers ’ 67c on the
_ _ ANI our prices are marked in plain figures and our
counts ‘are genuine, as-iadvertisedt *Salefor-'easl1only.< f
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