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-   tiNtou’s. 
_ Pun Ruler
acanse they wear so w~»ll.
illorris &   
'  rs' ‘ 'i “}‘=`s»‘=§“~ 5.; s  
l0N’T Tl'lROW THEM AWAY
It in just rke throwing' a ay 'none . when
you throw altray th? SNOW SHOE Tags whicg
are
on every plug o [gb , Pay Oil In
“Old Fox ' Ghewln ‘ob cco- Seve
them and you can have gut chorce of 150 hand-
some presents.
hack yciur dealer for our new illustrated prem-
t .
$ng.T3;;T;gwtf; _.' i __
Good Rich _
Blood
is what you will reqtfire now with the cold
weather coming on especially after such a long
hot summer. r blood must be_very’ thin. As
a builder and tonic there is nothing etter than
I bottle of our Compound Syrup 0 Hypophob-
phites. I would vecomniend you to try a bottle
or two $x.oo per bottle 3 bott es for $1.50.
J. o. .|AmEsoN.
_*_The ltiedical _1f{all.__ __
3, GRAND 3
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By Claes of Y.l.0.l\.
OPERA HOUSE
MONDAY. SEPT. I6.
Drills to Music
Apparatus York
Pyramids
Fancy Tumbling
Club Swinging.
Specialties by Wm. T. Robb of
Lexiugtm , Kentucky. `
Fourth Regiment Band in Atten-
dance
Fun for all. See the
Clown-
T ch- s 25 and 35 cents.
9-10 -vi *
L_ E ' ' _.
At Home
V RANDY.
Never Failin zmedyf IN-
aad EX'I'ERi%A'l. Use-'limo .
B Adicn and Sale to Take. V
Rheimatism, Cramps. _(lolita. ‘
New-sly. Dlarriiqa, Toothaehe, p
Sprauu, Bruiser. "
Fattatlle.  &c., &e.
When |-_chasing P Rai,” <1 fm
\° Ili f°¢. mdsqthsxgiga 51".-x§'rb°i~t's. -
For uls nerywlon. Price t5 cts por hottie.
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llo6ALl"S lurranguf Plus
_ rea F\l||u.Y USE.
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THE GUARDIAN
An Independant Journal, untrsmmelled an
fearl; aiming to be
Just, impartial, Reliable. Newsy,
seeking at all times to further the best interests
` of the people. and recognised therefore as
The Poopldm Paper.
‘ Published at its omces, New Pi-owse Block
Nortl side Post omce, at the following rates
payable in advance :-
Morning Edition, daily (except Sunday) one
month asc. pergyari . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . $3.00
Semi-weekly tion (Wed. a Sat.) per
year $x.5o; i_n advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .$1.25
Weekly Edition (Wednesday) per year $1.25
ln advance ................................... . .$1.00
V*
Branch Offices
have been established at the fcllowing“plscel
where subscriptions maybepaid. news rpish-
ed, advertising, job work and other business
transacted:-
Summerside, Rogrs & Rogers' store-J. B. C.
B k
a er, anagg.
Alberton,AAlbprton kstore-G. S. Mnttart,
en _
Souris East? Telephone Gee-P. G. Seaman,
Agent
I. E. B. MCCREAl_)Y» J. P. HOOD;
Eiitor Business,Mans.ger
mf :mul intimal
_ _WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1901.
HIGH TRBASON.
One ot the marked differences between
British and United States laws is in deal-
ing with the crime of treason. The main
dlstinQion is that in the British domin-
ions any act endangering the life or
libertyof the Sovereign is high treason,
while in the United Statesany conspiracy,
assault or attempt upon the life of the
President is treated as a like offence
against any other citizen.
By modern English law, treason, in-
cludes such odences as imagining the
King’s or Queeu’s death,-that is propos-
ing to kill, maim,or restrain him-or levy-
ing war against him, adhering to his
enemies, killing his wife, or eldest son, or
heir, violating his wife, or daughter or
hei.r’s wife, or killing the Chancellor,
Treasurer, or a Judge in office.
Treason in the United States consists
only in levying war against them, or in
adheringtotheir enemies, or in giving
their enemies aid and comfort. Thus it
will be seen that in the Republic the na-
tion iseverything and the killing of the
President is not an act of treason. The
man who attempts the life of the Presi°
dent is guilty of no greater crime under
the law than if he attempted to take the
life of an ordinary citizen.
Soit happens that Leon Czolgosz, who
tried to kill the President. cannot be
tried' for treason and cannot have his
life taken away unless the President
stents ate. Inns been snared in the
press that the extreme penalty under
the laws of New York will be ten years
imprisonment. For a. like attempt in
England against the King, Queen ci
IS Yillll llllli Tlllll
All hair was meant to be 
Erm, heavy and abundant;
thin, ‘loosened growths are
unnatural, caused by a 
disease of the scalp, which g
can only result infbaldness. |
In the white flakes found |
on the clothes, combs, I
brushes, and in the hair '
5
1
_ . l
itself, nature gives plain §
warning when the ‘disease 
has gained a foothold l
it -CCKE-0
Dandruff
 -- cure ---1
. ought to be swept away, and our neigh-
by curing the disease
causes the dandruff to
tqgally disappear. the hair
*asc falling, and pre-
v inevitable baldness.
Price, $1.00 per bottle,
at all druggists or by mail.
Accept no substitutes.
LRBREHER co.,umit¢a
TcronU0.Canada
_ __.- _._,..__
Well-shot!
Boys and Girls
They need good, strong
shot-s~ no paper in the-_ soles,
tiotlticg but solid :either and
honest- stitching.
Our school shoes are neat.
They keep their shape.
They please the parents be
Complete stock ol all sizes
and prices.
Cor Queen and Richmond S s
 hors are coming to realize the fact. An
Heir apparent the penalty would b
death and would no doubt ue entorced I
It is undoubtedly a greater crime t-»
k..l or aztempt to kill a King, President
or rulertnan to kill a private individual
The motive that prompts the deed may
not be more wicked but the consequences
are necessarily more grave and wide-
spread. We see how a nation sorrows
when its loved ruler is stricken down,
and how universal is the shock and the
sense of national peril. A regiment in
arms against the nation would afford no
such menace to the national security as
has the single assassin Who attempted to
kill' the President.
To some extent the existing conditions
put a premium upon the assassination of
the heads of republics as compared with
the heads of monarchies. -Is it now dis-
tinctly safer to shoot at a. President
than to shoot at a King. This distinction
, attack upon the head of the nation is an
|, attack upon tne security and the life of
j'he nation and whether the murderous
3 attempt proves fital or not there
should be provision for adequate punish-
; ment of the awful crime.
v
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llillll
IIISEASE
is I. symptom of Kidn
Disease. A well-knog
doctor has said, " I never
yet madea post-mortem ex-
aniinationinacase oi death
from Heart Disease with-
out Binding the kidneys
wereatfanlt.” The Kidney
medicine whichwas lirst on
the market, most success
1 ful for Heart Disease and
-5 all Kidney Troubles, and
most widely imitated is
beads  
I Kidney  
*tus eolrotrs   mn..
Mr. John A. Coopers Case.
SIB,-Mr. John( A. Cooper need not
object to admit himself mistaken. Many
a good man has done so. Why: does' he
not come right out manfully and admit'
that he arrived hers onthe late express ._
train and left at 9.30 next morning, and
not having time to do the City properly he
depended for his information on others,
whoevldently gave him wrong informa-
tion. We don’t want his money, but as
editor of the Canadian Magazine we
want him to give us fair play. Every
statement he made about the City and its
people is incorrect. Neither the City nor
its surroundings can fairly be called `
“dlngy.” Its public square surrounding
thePublic Buildings is as -beautiful, as
well kept paths, green grass and artistic
ilower beds can make it. The buildings
look well, and the business houses sur-
rounding the square are creditable. The
harbor is very line and the surrounding
country is not excelled in Canada. Many
due residences are to be found in all parts
of the City. Prince Edward Islanders Do,
“take the trouble” to be great. Dr. -T. G. ’
Schurman, Ribert Harris, Sir Louis
Davies, Hon. F. Peters, Hon. _D. Laird and
others have made “name and fame"
sbroad,and miny very clever men are
using their talents to good advantage at
home. So far frofn the whole place giving
“itself up in disgust” the people' of
Charlottetown are proud of their City.
Now let it be understood that it is not
because Mr. John A. Cooper says certain
things that we care, but it is because The
Canadian Magazine published those in-
correct and untrue statements. Serious
injurytoour City and Province would
result were such statements to go uncor-
rected.
Ca.iRLo'r'ra'roN1aN. _
T . ' _ 5' :_
When the young ‘
mother is allowed to
get up for her nrst
meal, even though
she takes it alone, it 1
seems good' to her to .
take thisone step nearer
the fl-.m_i13'.` dr _¢. sud.
_she counts ,the daysfunii
dl her.  will be
fully restored. But
very often strengh do;
not come _as expect ~
and tihe lingers in lan-f
 _p - e  weakness. At
such a time there is need of an invigo-
ratincg tonic, _and the very best tonic.
w_hi a nursing mother can use is Dr.
Pi_erce’s.Favorite Prescription. It con-
tains no alcohol nor narcotics. It gives
'real strength. ‘ _
“Favorite Prescription” is a reliable-
wonxan’s_medicine. It establishes regu-
larity, dries weakening drains, heals m~
ilammation and ulceration and cures
female weakness. _
“_I cannot praise Dr. Pierce‘s. Favorite Pre»
scription too li hly as a tonic for tired. worir-out
women especullly those who are amicted with
female weakness," writes Mrs. Ira W. Holmes;
of Cedar Rapids. Iowa. “Xt has helped me very
much and a skilful physician said to me in an- -
swer to my question as to its emcacy, ‘I know'
of cases w ere it has really worked wonders! ’*
The Common Sense Medical Adviser,
1oo8 pages in paper covers, is sent _#ee
on receipt of 31 one-cent stamps to pay.
ezipense of customs and mailing only.
llolel _Acadia
is situated onthe north side of P. E. Island a
Grand Tracadie Reach and is a most healthfu
resort having a spring of clear cold water with
plenty oi lishing, boating and bathing. Opens
July Ist. Write for circulars.
1. C. HALL
Manager
Iune I4 igot d 3m.
Pillillii. Plllllil llllllli.
Also 150 boxes of Oranges and .V
Lemons, at
o W. l\.l|ll`iohnst\rs’s
HORSES llAllTEU.
-_-'__-_
The undersigned wishes to inform
the p\r‘J‘ic that Capt. E. R. Maudday
will be in Charlottetown to purchase
ht rses for the British Army, on
Wednesday and Thursday, llth and
12th imt. -
Ee leaves for Summerside Friday
morning _ ~
_ HECTCR MCLEOD.
Ch’town Royalty i
Sept. xr 21. _
f°t-__f_.l..-ri-Q._l
NO PE RSON REQ-Q
likes to wait very long to have re §
gszrs aiicnded lo. O.ten great in- 5_1
oonvenienceandseriousdamage or ‘
loss is sustained by not having
work attended to at the proper
time. We not only do onrwork
promptly but we do it properly
our workmen are experienced
and we guarantee sqtisfadion.
Q' Forheli Hanging, Gas Pit-
tm Sheet Iron and Tin Hi-.re
wot ~wesr¢ unemcelled.
A u ssiau..
$235-CQQ3 2954
05
G=°f¢f.~evm.
w,
A line with it passport   an
__ ; ._ .¢. .- 
tree into the best Homes--the pnssportliiioi' tasty
at popular prices.
We offer the Teachers of P. E. I. a special discount on Waiste this week. _Oven
to choose from .
40 Black Talfetta Silk W aiststasty and stylish. American styles $3.75,“`$4.50,f
up to $12.00. .
185 Blacklftoman Sateen Waists $1 50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00. Best i
Canada. and by far the best value ever shown.
89 French Flannel Waists, plain colors, spots and stripes all wool $2.25, '
$2.75, $3.00, $3.75. Same made to measure $4.50 and' $5.00.
` 300 all ready to wear Trimmed Hats direct from New 'YoirirfEn§lilnd“"Mi
mm ti to or. . - . E i   '
4 _
The best showing of Trimmed Millinery in this Town
Special inducements to teachers '
1
HS-     1
(F-
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  _ . i “_ 445-. 'i ' '
l\“3E') ’\ .'~° -`_ f   ` " 35:3) ?$?'<7f.,_‘ . 5'"  ` 5
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_ f-11.1* ~1 e is -f-1'”  - will  ._ fe 
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_ P. -E.  coiemercial college.  0     i   '
lsaacOxei1.ham, Principal _ _
p Re-opens after the holidays on TUESDAY, -_\UG UST 29th,
1901. A thorough ,and 'complete Bu~im»ss Course, and a
Shorthand and Typvwriting Course are gtvenin thise-Cob
lege. The very beat work is done here. Our s udenta are
successful everywhere. Call at C diego, over B-ink of Nova
Scotia bf-.tween 9 and 12 a. tn., and 2 and 4 p 'l or send _
for Profpectus. r
ISAAC tt- XENHAM.
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733" ' /    Bul;IS is oiée _pf r-he_best equipped*
ff  fr,  . ....‘;;:;. “sis-. ;;;...:;°. i
i " . ' an “W _ ‘
Q  I4,/f//, tion is not msde a side issue, but al
p  specinlf y. All commercial subjects '
- are taugpt- by a large st-of of cnmpe- L
k, .. .>) tent teachers. Graduates from our I
Q"'°"‘° ' p 4Q}D€7“`( C' Shorhand Department receive tht-it _
CiiAR`LUTTETOWl*.£.-I., Diplomas f om the Pboaographvc In- `
<\
#lg ffy”
siute ot Cin.mu_.iatt, the largest shorthaul Ins».=tu».e in the world. S udents ‘ Great 699735
(male or female) may enter at any time. No efir,ra-ici ex-iminitions required. = Livery and _ _
Graduates are assisted to responsible p-»~itions. Write for information to B°°"`dlnl St°_»b|¢3
Charlottetown Business Collage, Charlottetown-, P. E. I. C:,‘.;:_'slf§f‘°w“"iPt"€',' f
A A' i` 'nd 1 "et -,~  4- i  ’ \.
M-‘M am LB' M¥LnER’” "°" ' and  teams at ~*
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‘ F for
weddings and private
parties
Q. Horses bought and sold
_   331 0-     _
s   *  _     3 0     R-.r..s£s.rsS
is
9-I-sm _ , » - ri-serum
In order to reduce our immense stock to make room* ""' f "' """""""‘
for new goods - - _  ****‘
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Big bargains' for everybody,
5 gli - Q* 1"* M*-\'-lf.  .
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carriage
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Telephone 100
Q3* at
we win sin of so naysi‘”ii¥.ii1?‘“’
Ch’town. P. E I.
All goods in our store at from ' F"`°‘°` “lm °i“S1° “Hd
double teams.
- ‘ -F' e n r '
to to 33 1-3 p. Q. out ..13,§..§.';‘;';°;.‘.‘i..S.!.°““‘°
ephone S2
o This  a- genuine slaughter sa1e,,¥,§0;;I‘ Wopith
of Crockery     _ *   'T' T "“°'°'
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Charlottetown, P. O. Box_242. Aug. 8 2aw &w tl Doc. 30 T901 doggnoud ., 0%
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