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_ THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTE i`O\i'N PRINCA EDWARD IiLAND MARCH 28 1900
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A vi I Aiistzxiliii one tenthfas niaiiy representn- j ._ _
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lists-Eve:;'_’.~.r guaranteed and signed in blue,
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_  »--~_ - Tis : lirizisli ln.-tory at which ihcrc is no longer
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family physicians, for nursery uae. ,
leunred imitations, some of which are ‘I
dungeons and may cause skin troubles. _I
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‘Y I{UlT.€[l.»\Y. MARCH. ‘-9. IMO.
` IMPERIAL FEDERATION.
l The incidents of the past few months _ _ _
from the imperial Parham ent; but much
` lmve greatly streiigtlioned the hopes of _
 ='1`°=‘~i‘-'=¢°°- tl I ‘al F deution Lea ue and S
I v 0 Jin lgtpf;-lin thee ut” distant futlgre to Empire slialL.be represented. The Work of
I I., :M3
\ _ _ _ i _ '_ ' f the Council would he wholly cciniined, t:
; -'V ~ I , .mug us Lite to fate \\ ith .i movement or _ _ _
-  ~ _ tiles rcorgiiiiizntion of the British Empire. matters of imperial concern' Behind this
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This is a matt-er upon which there will be
I wi le divergences of opinion the inqrnent
i ri definite' scheme is put- forward, but so
l l`.~.;- no clear plan of action has been for
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lxiiiilatell even williiii the league itself.
5 :ivy questioii ainong io__vz~.l subjects as to
_ ills iinpertaiice and desirability of main-
., i:‘.inin;: thc unity of the I;`inpii'e, and this
‘ v izifiitioii is :ill iiiiporluiit as at p:'eparatory _‘
to proviiliiijr the iiccessiiry political ap-
`;;il.»\:i.-oil by \\~hi;.-h the L`ni;cd Kingdom*
:.i:i.i the Coloziics shall be operated as one
1;:;‘e;1t ii;itio;iiil iiiacliine in the ages to
i ln the middle of the last century it was
 tliouglit fair and just to tax thc colonies
5 vrithout giving them any voice in the af-
! provinces were lost by being driven into
lrevolt, the principle *of taxation without
.iiceprcscntiitiion was abandoned. The re-
_maining colonies and dependencies were
` treated more justly, and as they became
fitted to order their own affairs they were
which rapidly developed until they were
i permitted to impose duties upon the goods
tering Colonial ports, precisely as they im-
posed customs faxation upon the goods
and products of foreign countries. This
full measure of self government came to
be looked upon as a preparatory stage to
independent nationality. British states-
ineii ofthe highest eminence looked for
them to become separate nations, and a
very active school of public men in Eng-
land openly advocated the hastening of
the time when the last slender tie would
be sundered and the colonies out adrift to
shift for themselves.
Even so _late in the day as the formation
of the Canadian Dominion many prominent
persons both in Britain and Canada looked
upon that measure as merely a step
toward full Canadian independence.
When the British North America Bill
as introduced in the House of Lords
arked: “We lay to-day the foundation
i _ 7 7 A a taining the imperial ariny and navy
I
iconic.
presentatioh a shnrc ln the cost of innin-
would necessarily fall to the colonies. A
more practicable proposal is to form it
Supreme Council for the Empire, separate
mailer, in which all the divisions of the
anil other plans lies the all-important
question whether a formal act of federa-
tion would tend to strengthen the real
unity of the Empire, whether such a
ieasure is necessary and whether we
my not better remain as we are These
we shall further discuss them hereafter.
me-3______
The fcarfiil peril to which our boys were
3 exposed during thc pursuit and capture of
; (/`i'oii_je are \'i\'idl_v pictured in the letters
l we publish today. Never before have our
Island pcoplc liiifl to read of their sons and
brothers being engagfed iiniid such scenes
of slaiiglitcr and peril, and it will be with
parrlonable pride that we can hereafter
Your Srning _
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1 splendid returns
An Excellent Catch
The steamer Newfoundland has had ._
Splendid catch of seals. Last year the
Sl-88.11161' l300l{ 4,(Xi8. On Saturday she :ir-
‘7rived at Chaiinci with 1f*_,‘J0O. The price.
' ot oil is high and the trip promises to yield, Lig
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recall how bravely they czirried them- Light grey Ch.evi9t_°1°thG in 1
selves in the sternest of all trials. \; pr "_ ’
tpiu? e satin lunng pearl buttons,
_ e ly awn Chocolate cloth coat, fly front, aplique trimming' ` , velvet
collar a.nd_Ce1'ise, satin lining, pearl buttons, _ ’
French grey plain cloth coat, d b' ily front, cerise satin lining
Blach plam c oth coat, d b double stitched seams and edges, plaid silk
Kh lining, pearl buttons
aki plain cloth sp ,coats with double stitched seams, strapped edges,
red silk lining, plelalll buttons.
Blaffslz Qlofh coa|§:A,b¢‘i.13:;)Li;>uble stitched seams and strapped edges, Nd
Black broad clotliwcoat, double stitched seams and edges, ce:-iso satin lin-
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Bag of Gold."
Tfzis applies to nothing bet-
fer than #ie glorious Spring
time that moves all oerdure to
life ana' brings aroanclthe day
when all.-humanity can fza‘zie_
an opportunity to cleanse their
blood ana' thas put into opera-
tion all the /zealth and vigor
tlzat is possible. Everybody
naturally turns to Amer-ica's
tor Venetian _Dress cloth ecat, d b prett-ily trimmed with braid, pure
satin lining and pearl buttons
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' THE CARPVT MEN '
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*V* N ECEbSITATES""¥
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Greatest Spring Me d 1' c 1' n e.
'l GRAND CLEARANCE
Hood’s Sarsaparilla, to prepare them- I
selves for the joys and pleasures of sum-
mer. It never disappoints. I
After Fgygrg' - " My little girl took p
Hood’s Sarsaparllla. after scarlet fever and `
it made her well and strong. Since then I
have given it to all my children as a blood
.;; ERNEST moi;-I
; elm vm. what we uid 3 °
lun season we’il do this :E 5
~. ' year. _ 1 0
 Lot us have your wheel, < i
i;-1 iovoie Repair Shop in the then near future Canada would
to be a part of the British Empire.
M
x”"'inn"°-*°-i---p 11-
ent when those Islands were voluntarily
S
 surrendered to Greece, the British dag
u  _ hauled down and the___British troops
F E Sunnyside New
-‘ ' _Y ) . ffrof the Ionian Islands just before his ap-
‘ P »:.  _ _ _ 5' W -pointment to Canada, and had been pre-
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Pcowso Block. First door to the
arched away. Under. these circum-
fw qpqggi|~g_ stances his coming to Canada was looked
Sotisfactor Work. Reasonable upon by many as in anticipation of 8
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crass..
Somewhat similar occurrence to signalise
. {_ --
FIRST-CLASS NEW
L lj  ` the full independence of the Dominion.
For a time a. number of newspapers and
some magazine writers in Canada and
Australia were the advocates of inde-
pond-ence, and several prominent public
men, among whom were the late Sir
f a great State which may one day over-
hadow even ourselves." Lord Morick in
pening the iii-st Parliament of Canada
spoke of the new Dominion as a. “nation,"
and Lord Lisgar who succeeded tothe
Governor Generalship was apparently
5 _ BRICK  impressed with the notion that some day
e had been British High Commissioner
I purifier. It -is a priceless panacea -in my
Lamily. Hood’s Pills have also proved of
great benefit to me. I would noi: be withou:
these medicines.” Mas. Trun, 56 Winches
ter Street, Toronto, 0nt.
Aftgr Crip - “ The grip- left me ver;
weak. Three bottles o!Hood's Sarsaparilli
built me up. I now weigh heavier thin
before my illness. I recommend B'ood’.
Bax-saparilla to all who suffer from weak-
nesses of the ~body." Anrnnp Slcrrn, 21
Bank Street. Toronto, Ont.
Out of Sort;-“ Had no appetite, coulc
not sleep, was out of sorts. Had troubli
I with my kidneys. Since taking- Hood’s
Barslipai-lila"' have good appetite, “~slee1
loundly and enjoy better health." Mus
lhnosnrr Binn, 582 Bethune Street, Peter-
boro, Ont.
Strength Builder -"Mylellk wife mf
:hildreii have taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla
and it strengthened us. It relieved me of z
lame back." Divin McGl:onsl, caretaker
Colt Institute, Galt, Ont.
B|00d Purlfler-“ I have taken Hood’:
Barsaparllla and Und it beneliclal for my
self and baby. It purirles the blood an-
Itrengthens the system.” MRS. Hana.
WALL. Clinton. Ont.
Sqofula -"Hood’s Sarsaparilla h:-
cured me of sci-otula. I was weak and rl/
billtated but it made 'ine strong and we
After a severe cold had catarrhal fm.-
Again resorted to this medicine and it cu r»_
nie." S/iran E Dzizor, Annapolis, N. s.
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Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.
Bargains for Everybody," `   _
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Come and see us. _ We will do
A LARGE __YARlE'l‘l T0 SELECT Fllill
our best to please you.
OPEN AT I P- M. TODAY '
weeks I & wARRENl
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Alexander Galt and others still in active   . f\ ' _ _ ,_ if-q"§°\v\ f I `
public life, were open advocates of inde- ` i""'H€V8'Fpj$a `0` ‘1§.,*" _ _- ' Qf  3  
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» _ Hood’s "i ls ure llverilis thcnoalrriti' -»_
' Orgotten and has been relegated to the  ‘é§!§]{t,..’Q',§§?§,§,'1{_,;u»fg§,_,.§,,____
.A b ~3v--
ack-ground in this country as has the
  ' party of“Little Englanders" in the Mother
Country. A hearty. healthy imperialism
(Neff Queen Sb' and Opera }I0use°) li taken its place, based on the convic-
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Clllillililln P E Island
Gvodonotcalledtcr within 6) dass will be
fum ly Wvhinv, 5% to 101: n dozen.
lldlegf ond Gentlemen-'s (`l~»l.h|ug wa hed i
Chile lllyle ond with dosnwoh at LQWES
P8lCl:*~ G'\ou.s takoa It Dfiv me “esldorice
mail  meh I5 d im
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tion that Britain stripped of her posses-
sions beyond the seas would lose her
prestige, her commerce and her strength,
while the Colonies, each attempting 
d alone would suffer an equal loss.
eshould miss the strong defence of the
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HENRY R.LORDLY,G.E.
Ao"u»c.n§ soao co El
Graduate Pmlego ot Civil Engineering (‘¢ r
all University. ‘
Cous`.ili.ms 1- ~ ‘dueor forfiemnrnl Work Fo-»_
 altiev--Hydrnuic, Sanitary Engineering and
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Qu
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[wanf I6 Draft Hr-rses from 1100
lbo.\l0i'\rds. Will be .town Friday
ld Sthlltdoy.
leurs-gasipa.
UFZP5 Fl*  19's. l_ __ 3
REWARD.
'nie subscriber ofers a reward gf
Ibn Doll-'ss for information that will
kid to this recovery of his pure bred
'oollie dog, strayed or stolen Monday,
1201:.
is lix months old, black, with.
solar and breast, and one white
ithout which she could not long retain
the' mastery of the seas. The Queen’s
Jubilee gave a new impulse to imperial
sentiment, and it has been enormouslyw
popular conception is that the entire
OLIVER MASON. _.......u......i by the vom... wi... .
taking of Canada and Australia to send,
thousands of their sons to fight under the N
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ld  in South Africa.. f
We have said that no plan of imperial
federation has yet been formulated. The `
Have You Seen/4/..
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the .catalogue some Oxcolleu 8
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