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THE ousnman cnanwrfrnrown, rumen  -*lsnaln -Manoa 9 |903?
AT HIS OLD SPEED.
Durham Brown Nailed Barrels after
Dodd’s Kidney Pills had cured His
Rheumatism.
` vmsos, om., March 9.-<S1>¢°1=1->`
'Diese are the days when Lame Back and
Bheumatism are almost epidemlv. Md
when theistory of Durham |Brown of this
lace is the best news that can be carried
to the afflicted.
‘I was troubled with Lame Back,’ saYS
Hr. Brown, ‘and had Rheumatism in my
right leg and hip so that I suffered oiloni-
xing pains while at work. I worked: Bt
cheese box making. After taking one
box of Dodd’s Kidney Pills I fo ond 8-D
improvement, and by the time I had
Hnished six boxes my Lame Back Bild
Bhenmatism were gone and I was work-
lng at my old speedldriving 5(1) and one
ondquarter inch nails in 18 minutes.
‘D¢dd’s Kidney Pills are all and more
Shan ls claimed for th em.’
F , _ _ A'
Guard Yourselt
ilgainsi String
iSickn¢ss
By using Dr. Hodder’s Bur-
dock and Sarsaparilla. It’s a
great spring medicine and is
good in all stomach and liver
trouble. It’s one of the best
blood puriiers on the market,
Costs less than one cent per
dose.Price 5oc per bottle, 3 for
$1.25. _
Sold by us only.
l"l, A, ELLIS,
Three Stores, T112 Boilriill Dfilllisf 1
Civtown, llontague, Mum! Riv¢Y- `
xr-¢l,_wt!.
T y 
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Y Now is a good time to have your photo taken
it
GAUVIN, Q1s:N'rzn:Ll sr co.
Guardian Omoo Building.
3-.4-d av rm
F
€C0il0IWl$ wtdllll
SEE OUR °
$6.25
Solid Silver Watch it heads
the trade for watch value.
W. N. TANTON .
jeweller,
Our new stand, Sunnyside.
i
A I Y ' » A :be the merest folly to subsidise for a long " '~  _ ____
  term ofyears at this siageasystem of re- _ _  '_ ,_ ' "l _ 
,frigeration which in a year or two might _ -Band at the rink tonight, hockey _
l _ ‘ ,`
f ni/i>5w@ M
An Independant geournal, untrammeiled and!
- i
`l.|~i\pp“riial, Reliable. ||°Wl!»"
,?_§_1ng gg tgégaes .o furtheri:‘ixrest»
o e peop f¢°°l*i*¢4
The Peox>1e’n Pam!
its Q New Pfowlo
No’r‘tliu.sli`d;l Pggt o‘f,hoT.’ at the foilowingratel,
blei dvance. ;
§°’§?_..¢°1ia1s°n,aany (excess sander). £13:
.'i‘.‘.’.‘.‘....2&‘;°’.i‘?1.'.aa.'."°<°..°ea:°°..s..> .ef 2
_ d ...................... ..$I. 5
€:Lerk,iIy5Bdxii;nv(‘v%°e:lnesday) per year $1.251
u advance. ................................. ..$!-0°
.Branch Offloofsu hw
ha been tablished at the o owln P
whveere subsmelsptions may N P033. 11"" ¥‘“'“m*‘
ed,advertising, job work and otheer busiml
tr-anne! dr-
summeriiae Regis an Rosen' ¢¢°r¢-J- 9-C-
k .
Bl . “$8”
Alberton, A113.:-ton Post Oice-Herbert Clark,
A t. '*
50,.,-nnmfegrexsoncne ones-1>. G. seamen
M DY J P HOOD l
s E0 B' ‘ '
I Eiitoi' i Busin Afanager.
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IHi MURNINH lilllllllll
MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1903.
GUARANTEED BONDS
AND COLD STORAGE. -
Referring to what The Patriot had to
sayou Friday last we wish it mostdis-
tlnctly understood that this journal is
quite as strongly opposed as it ever was,
and will so remain, to the proposal of the
Provincial Government guaranteeing the
Dominion Packing Company’s bonds. The
time is now near at hand when the Legis- i
mm win/ be canes is deal with that
_question and it is well that our public
men should know, what most of them do
know, that public feeling throughout the
Island is irreconcileably opposed to the
Provincial Government. becoming the
surety for a private corporation. l ’
Ourcontemporary says The Guardian
will “no doubt fall hack on the old state-
ment that it opposed the guarantee of
$150,000, nota cash pa,ymo¥Ii_i`l"i-;We_will
proposition for a cash bonusmfr payment
cold storage is enter¥`ainc_d country
lmust know what we get for our H
money and at whose hands we are to get
Qrst we may say that such cold storage as
is needed by. the general public can‘ be
many suppusd by local capital with the
assistance of a moderate yearly subsidy orl
bonus, and we are __-strongly of opinion
preference,over outside capitalists in such i
matters. Moreover if common 
speaks trulylthe  nponhy
the best exorbitant and ‘ought uotto be
proposed to give, the extent of the storage,
to be provided and the rates proposed to
be charged the public have no information
worthy of the name. Cold storage at
Charlottetown, Summerside and` George- ‘
town has indeed been mentioned but that
is about all we know. Moreover the en-
tire question cf cold storage is just now
in a transition state, and certain kinds
of cold storage at one time in high favor
have been so greatly discredited as to be
now reckoned at very low value. The
British market now views with disfavor
meats, eggs or fruits that have been kept
in certain kinds of cold storage because
the products thus kept are found to de-
teriorate very rapidly on being subequent-
iy exposed to ordinary atmospheric con-
ditions.
We need not say more than this in ord-
er to enforce the lesson of caution. Cold
storage is in a. transition state and it would
HEALTH AND HOPE.
“Hewhohas and ho ;_,an_d he
who has hope has everythiiigf, But
hopmdeeghattithg ap_3‘u¢ilch_of_ li<_i_r_1e_y di-
seasew e rea pa ns w c ac-
company it. With the flesh gradually
failing, the back aching, and the despair
,which often comes to victims of this ail-
.L ment, onl_y the use of Dr. Cnases Kidney-
Liver Pilswill restore hope, confiden-
and health. One pill adose, 5 _ctsa
box.
' ~` Ly' 
_ atches, clocks, jewelry, silver-
ware, spectacles, eye glasses,
fancy goods, toys, etc., will be sold
25 per cent oii. Now is the time
for bargains as we want money
'for our new Spring goods_
JURY a co.,
SunnySi¢l¢» OPP. P. O.
1 P-'i' = ’ 1
_ Not`Because`
We Flake it !
But because of its splen-
of any kind to any " concern oruajecount o c
- .t
it. Referring the last of these conditions `
' i
is
that our own citiaens _shou!d_h\avo_,t_he__M
the D. P. ,Company for this service is dt 
enwrmmed __ __ aid the University would sufer 
,As towhat kind of cold storage it is lj
lxl _ '€i 
0urEntire S ack 
become antiquated and useless in the Iac# ,._m""f°h ma'  ‘ » » _ i _ _y
of later improvements. We wantan up-to 1- . --Palglrn-balltugi or' “The Wolrllg' ei i
date system tostart with and one thit
willbekept up-to-date. We don’t w`an_t` ' g' n `
to subsidise a company of outside capita-
lists and Rive them Dower to charge what ; `A  - ‘ 5
the please. Rates must be reasonable or "'- nn “ml” °°‘°“°,m°°" °t th' om”
V issues sen mu . rubs me
the storshouses might better not be built. t°d”_;n_ oo mn' pm ,
No member of the Government is an ex-
pert in the mattercf cold storage and-` n ape. hi” an swag
Dm sists  P
the Green” at the 0pera house. Sf. Patrick’s;
Night. - ' 6 if
‘-The Army' Medical' Uoipe play the
-Wanrnn-A ri d r
' _ sales woman.--Apply to Reuben Tuplin
those who have a practical knowledge of __& 0°, Ken'5iugwn_ 34 d 'W 1 w_
the subject ought tobe consulted. _More~i _Tn Data Rubber mme bv  '
over common sense would dictate that
systematic and detailed 'enquiry should
be made of those in the shipping trade as
to the cold storage likely to be required
here and in Summerside and GeorgetoWIi___ on    I l ...
before any bargain is made in regard to_
providing it. _ ' -
If such inquiry has been made the public
is not so far informed of the fact. When
it is"aaoertained just what is-wanted and.
how far the Government ls disposed to as-
sist in establishing the system it is only
fair that our own people should have the
first opportunity of undertaking the en-
terprise. If money is to be made out of
cold storage ,let our own people have a
< . »
fair chance to make it. To let a ' contraclt
msn kms sus amuse our “own peépie
from the opportunity ‘to tender 'for it
would not only be unjust. but would be a
most arbitrary and high-handed proceed-
ing. ’ '
:It is thought worth while in  day.`_s
to cable to the Canadian press that _a
dairing but uncessful attempt at ,highway
robbery was made the other day in
lTohannesburg.“Before the war it would
not have .been thought of much impor-
tanoetoCanadian readers. Our interest
in South Africa is now very greatly in-
creased, partly because the Boer Re-
 _ b , B .ti h d' ‘ "` '-"The Preachers Associaticnof
meertnstissue  Befozeany 2° H" '°'°‘b°°°”"°' ' ri 3 ~°9- -Pun’ onaristtswwn District crime
han _ 1 _ _ 7 ,
_ *A  `\ D ‘ o ‘L I " 4.-`~-J iv-If
____ , , _ _ _ _
W
of
TIER
-.vat
ecause it was the valor and fortitude of
nadlans that helped to bring about the
hangs. Furthermore our interest is en
oed by the fact of Canadian teachers
ow assisting in educating the children in
hat far-of land.
, the result of drinking impure water
_ith which the institution has been sup-
lied, Dr. Justiis L. Barnes, a graduate
Cornell .has written to rh N Y k
ess, and was only surprised that it had
gr ~ V _
‘not come long since. What is the useof Bedeque-_Wm. Calbeck. _ _
teaching sanitary science _ if it is not C1'*P°°d'-_G°~m4¥°“_§‘_M°Le°'.“~ f
_ Victoria-_-_-(irace Brien '_ , _ _
applie;0_by _:hose wh_o teachit #_ _Clearly __» Bmw! m_"r7Gw__McLeq _ _
the rue _author ties have _sinned »¢ud;gan_p__ G_ Mono” 
B _ _
gaiost its students and their parents
and friends in this mattermost wofullyf
should have known-it is the same in
edectf-that her students were drinking
impure water. She did nothing to pre-
ii...
A correspondent _has asked The. Guar-
dian to discuss the tunnel prqieet with es-
time
is CANADIAN srooxs.
M _  _ _
did qualities, that;is the rea-
son why we sell so much of
Uli Briiiili Alllliil' Pill
Healing. soothing, soft- _~
"3 enmg, not sticky as some `
_ _ preparations. 
, Gloves can be worn
-med1ately`a_f_t_er*i_x_‘-ing‘.
_ Lotus  you why sonic
of your friends would not _
be without it.
» Price 25c.
` 
iz oo., nnunnns
-~sroox
r
_ , 9dw1l'pd
E alley
_ Nineteen students of Cornell University 'lu *"5 5° °'f"°r°°‘”"f°°° l°1_m_°. 
e dead of typhoid fever and manymnroj nada, ‘n'°»it'_‘  nm" .é  ~-.edu-em
li ` ‘ "
Rubber oc. is me our of me Preview,
veit only-of interestto the election re-I
turns. *
‘ -Remember the lecture by C. C
itown Hospital. Admission 15 cents.
’ 5 <1 si
-rim Rev. D. McLean win deliver' s
lecture in Hampton Hail on Friday, the
, 13th lust., at 7.30. Admission _l0o. Pro-
czeds in aid Wallace 'Orphan Hamas.,
_ _ _,F
`--A grand concert and Basket Socia i
_will be held in Clyde River Hall, Wodoes- I
~\
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s ~ rf W it
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W l
SPECIAL sits as
dayevening March 18.h at 7.30 Admissi- i
on 10 cents. Ladies with baskets -free.
‘ A ~9.dw 1i~pd.
-Tod , want _ _rubbers these days, the
sidewalks' and roads are so “wet and slop-`
ip;v,ri_.sc£ssby;.°s.-. chassis relist-1e»n..-..§.-, »
and carry with them a wide worldreputai
tion for service and style. * 'n ' ' _
-Evangelist Wm. Guthrie returned '
home, this week and will continue thd
meetings he has been conducting ini
Brace's Hall. Service Sunday at 7p.`m`.
Subject, “The gain that is loss.”  i
invited. ~ ~ ` I
-There will be a basket social and sn
tertainment held in the Marshfield Hall
Mmday evening, March 9th°in aid of an i
organ fundfor the Baptist Church. Admis `
.ion 10 cents; ladies with baskets :reel
S ionld night prove unfavorable, social
will be held drst due night following.
_ =~ f 7 d Zi pd.
Church will meet in Grace Church
Mhnday afternoon at 3 oclock. In
eveniught -8 o’ciock a pubic
will he iieldwt which N number ol
faladdrilees will bedelivered. 
bers ofthe Association Ali are cordially.
invited
-The Ussion Band of Pleasant V
one sums at seainey snags 6|. wsu
Tae program will consist of mission irmy
sefrqt&e%2`fscicst1on-,reasons ssc music.
a,.i1%/er-'conecerou'in sm on mais! ms#
_ ._ ,MW
be taken. If the ‘weather should -‘ e
e ew or
""a~ statement thatftnmj-*hivff ` V p5,~'¢g,,m§¢_ »  ‘ - < - i ,_.;91|1;»,
_ ions made twenty-live years ago while A  N A   ` ' A '
student at Cornell hebecame certain' ¢¢,n,¢_Q_m¢¢,,_¢_,' 
tut_cg1_s;§r_eas‘_wggagg___Ig.qs passages; :showing p'i_.i¢s.='  __ `
ust, such _au epiigfnic as    0.Le°:,_A’ J’ meson'
As The Timesputs it, “Cornell knew or' F”'y°”° in. ~mi¢§°l_’°"°A Pl¥°°° -5h'5\lm\
has °f °°°° 85°' We 5° 9°* thiuk it Hundreds, ayethousands of cures have
pl-;,m»,ab1e to discuss thabqnestion at the been put cn the market for Rheumatism _
_ _ _ - during the past few_ years, but a remedy!
present as it would only serve to distract with power to cure chronic Rhenmatism
' _‘F\’l’l'0Z0l19,€X0€DT;8Zl ln UDB eSi,ll1l8i.l0l1 OE"   -
Mtentwn from the presant ' m°r°~ Mr. Cullen, of Sturgeon Bay, does not -i-------
urgent duty of providing the- needed exist-  _ _
steam connection for next season. The hal,lg°be(;‘;]1§i\uf;:1yystd;Alsmrgeh’;y1-i:;fal1{°;x ogistli ‘
tunnel could be constructed, but the cost l':’i“§°‘;|l,a1£1g;:,mabism’ nm: tm’ °'di'?9»1`.7  
would bs very great-even with the latest léiigethat ties odd ulgodg §.ha?21efh¢i;°-°ca":_‘,';
improvements in tunneling. machinery it _.pst dx nu- I
i might cost $10,(XXl,000, and would tak; cripple, unable to
some years to commence _ 1‘he`istei_-sst,_ni._,,,,,,,,,,,| ,,,;,|,, ,nd
that sum at 3_ per cent would be $90,003 a hd’
1 cache made -.fairly satisfactory and at a
,iooetless than the annual expenditure forf
‘ the present ii-‘regular service. ` In‘i*‘Th`e-
G.1ardian’s opinion we should unite to
_promote improvement and progress along
A these lines. -.~ ~ _ »   1
Qumuonmstrui-asaneabyno
  Hu-6 itch _
ufs`+or».51¢,` nfs smriamm nt
e- ~¢;.< ..-.;~._
,-,Pxc1:pnm.-The famous '_lPerr'y‘ '
-5Jb9l'i°I\--Bellis. RQ8€1`S» _ _
_Halpsque-_.Peter McNut_r. _
Kensiliitton-Dr Darrach. _
M°“"'~¥“*.-*D_<L »“_°_KiP\_\°li- E '
,Souris1,-S_te,rns,Brgs,, "  .1
‘avail _,th9lnsel_v,es of this ovvvtfuuity of
getting these pictures _at less than cost
vm  __  _ 
`Cured¢~in Six Weeks of Chronic
andcanes Iused
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today We
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thatvrillfit well. look well, wear
I ill-IN _M~ei.E6D a.
vest it mime epidemic came."   A  , I H
se
Rheumatism by Ferrozone. '  ' `
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gave itat good
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year, to which mustbe added ,thelarge I;
,cast of operation- and repairs. `Wekhavei""i°i
hope that by the equipment of the Capes_ let
'route  winter steammicommnnieationii ,gum
t
*2;',§,“‘j_‘?’,,,‘,‘Ff_ Made by the great Canadian match makers,
The E. H Edd y
Scents per box 3 boxes
25¢.h¢ne1d
sox 531 ‘ " scum.; Agana.
The Pride of
“ Kitchen
Dewar, in the