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THE GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, MAY 27, 19N
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A Bright Youth of Eighteen Suffored
so Badly from Asthma and Bron-
cliltis that he was Forced to
Romain ln the House for
Flbnths at a Time.
DB.. CLARKE`S KOLA COM-
POUND CURED.
lr. L. O. Lemieues, C. P. R. Engineer, 558 Alex-
qou Simi, Wimioegf Mm.. wmv: "Mr _-*°°
ihaishaéhnayearsof agebas been a tcmbls
nina-Goat asthma and bronchitis dunng_eightren
lahsamc worse each year in spileof tbs
Q of dollars I spent on doctors ard l}\\l{Y
Rnadics. For several years he has had to remain ID
I§'\onso during the wint_er mon bl. Ind f°\’ 5 9°" "
mine neared with poutnces and mustard P1<\S¢°" *°
2 him from ch king. Time after time we thought
attack would be his last. About the dn! of
S¢peml>er.1§. we heard of Clarke's Kola 
pound and purchased in all seven bottles. ie
sakhg the int four bottles the chanR¢ ‘"5 €_*d°*uV
furthe better;soon after hltlhll till iflh _ ttle _Sc
id go out any _day without any sign of his trouh e
wbmaver, and since con%l_et_iug the t!¢l\§¥\§'J¢ li
leuimiglly cured. » his_g~rand medicine 
lhiyhaa a blessing to him. During the a<t
yu, = if es-sein; sms. he hu d=v=1°i>°d "°°d°~'f°.“Y
pbysimlpeandisaltogether a C_b8l\!°d  lf%_!°
yoathis nfl-_that it may brws 01° hs ¥ _°__ “
Wonderful medicine to some other snfefvi ‘S °’°
ev ryreasoutothauk the gentleman in Vancouver.
'hone latirnonial I read." K _ C
'ture for Clarl¢s’¢ oa om-
plrgg dr from The Gnmths & Mao-
ghenon Ca, Limited. Toronto. CU
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Going Fishing ?
Pine stock of Gear at
Jamieson’s Drug Store-
All new and reasonable prices.
A Baden Powell would make the
lshing batter.
It’s the best 5:. Cigar.
ihe Medical llall
Fast Growing Ghildren
especially school children, whose
brains are much exercised with study
and whose strength does not keep
pace with their growth,should be given
PU'I"l`NE'RS EMULSION.
lhis preparation contains phosphorus
and lime, in pilatable form, and just
in the best condition to be taken into
the system, and supply what brain
and nerves require, and to build up
the bodily structure; and the codliver
oil supplies much needed fat food,
Be sure you get PUTTNEH 'S
the original and best Emulsion.
Of all druggists and dealers.
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HARD
CO L.
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The Schooner B. F. Wood-
side will be due here from
New York about the 22nd
nst. with 700 tons Hard Coal
n Egg and Chestnut sizes.
As we :have secured a
specially reduced freight we
will sell low whilst landing
.5
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l0i.5--16
Lobster Bait
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750 Bbls- Herring
For sale by
A. F. LARKIN,
Tignish.
Hay 27d1w
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23"7E‘>
Just received 375 boxes of Oranges
and Lemons, selling chea h lesal
and retail. _ P w 0 6
* cures. Send f pai-tigq’ ig , mdgggl -
zcentstamp oifrel Adds 
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THE GUARDIAN
An Iudep_en_dent {_qiii-nal, untramnielled and
fearless; aiming to
Just, lrppartlal, Reliable. Nowayi
seeking at all times to further the DCS! i“i¢f¢5i-5
of the people, and recognized therefore as
The PeoP1°’- P“P°r‘
Published at its ofiices, New Prowse Bl0Cll
North side gost oliice, at the following rates
payable in a _vi_1nCc1- _
Morning Edition, daily (except S\1l1d8Y) 83?;
th '_ er i" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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ggdii-wgcltlg Elvdition (Wei & 53'--l PU'
vear $1.50; in advance _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
_.$1-25
'weekly Edition (Wednesday) ref year $1-25
in advance ................................... . .$1.00
Branch Offices
have been established at the following places
where sub§C_l'i PUQ ‘5 may b¢ Pa1d~ “¢W9b“rpish`
cd, advertising, Job work and other usiucss
t nnsac'ed:-
Sruinnierside, Rogers Ek Rogers' store-J. B. C.
Biker. Manager.
Alberton, Albertsn Bookstore-G. S.Muttart.
Agent.
Souris East. Tel:phone odicwlh G. Seaman.
Agent
1, E. B. Mccitnanv. J- P- H_00D.
iii lonnit iuiimll,
E litor. _Business Manager.
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MONDAY, MAY 27, 1901.
me ii1cn_coMM1ss1oN.
7 Sii- Wilfrid Laurier has expressed his
the United States will meet again within
that this Commission was appointed-in
1398 and nrst met at Quebec in August
of that year under the presidency of Lord
Herschell. In the following January the
Commission met in Washington where
first Hon. Mr. Dingley and, six weeks
later Lord Herschell died. By subsequent
appointments the vacancies were iilled
and the work went on until a basis of
agreement was laid for the settlement of
most of the questions referred, but in re-
gard to the boundary between Alaska
and Canada no agreement was attainable
and the Commission adjourned indefin-
itely, the American and Canadian Com-
missioners reporting to their respective
Governments.
The High Commission was not, how-
ever, dissolved and may be called to meet
again at any time by concerted action of
the Governments interested. After the
failure of thc Commission the British and
American Governments agreed upon a
temporary boundary between Alaska and
Canada,to be maintained during pleasure,
`or until a permanent boundary can be
settled by treaty and properly delimited.
In this unsatisfactory state the questions
at issue between Canada. and the United
States remain.
One of the difficulties of the present
condition of affairs as affecting Canada
was brought to light a few days ago in
Parliament when a resolution was moved
by the Premier for the appointment of a
second Inspector of Penitentiaries at a
salary of $2,000. Sir Wilt:-id explained
that the necessity for thesecond Inspector
[ive regular penitentiaries in Canada it
was found necessary to maintain another
or long-term prison in Dawson City. “We
cannot," he said, “at the present time
bring a convict from Dawson to the British
Columbia penitentiary except through
territorythat isiin the hands of the United
States authorities, and claimed as Ameri-
can territory. The moment we brought a
prisoner to Skagwa.y,_ for instance, there
is no doubt whatever that he would be
released from our authority. As soon as
the labors of the Joint High Commission
are resumed, which, I think, will be this
year, we are in hopes of getting the
treaty extended so as to cover the transfer
of prisoners of one country through the
territory of another under the proper
surveilance.” _
This is only one of many diflicultles
affecting not Canada alone but both
countries, which can only be got out of
» ANI] GRN
GURED
IS YOUR HUSBAND, BROTHER
FATHER. any _ ci your relatives
umicted _wo the Disease of Drunken-
ness-v?Withliave a sure cure which can
be g‘ en Wrrn or wrrnour the know-
ledge o_f the patent. Ilead the follow-
ing which spesks for itself :-
SAN FRANCISCO, Cai.. Dec. 1. i9oo_
DR. W H_SAUNDERS &CO., Chicago Ill.
Dear Sirs~-Kindly accept my thanks
for the wonderfu an permanent
cures you have wrought on many
members of my_ congregation. I have
_organized a society among my mem-
bers to promote and advertise this most
safe and speedy cure for this dreaded
curse and _disease whichso many are
-_ adiicted with. You will lesrn`_in the
very near future of the result of their
labors I sincerely hopethat God will bless
yo_u and allow you to still continue in
his great and good work in saving our
fellow mortals rom the scene o de
struction, and place them on the road
to_ liye n sober and righteous life. Only
wishinglcould do more to assist you
inthisnoble and worth work, I am.,
.Yours in Christ,
Rev. J. 1u.n---__
‘ W :ll and ` th
andiveallfve huiiidrefigrgfgtestimgusanonindid
on nie speaking of these wonderful
f_»::'f§-'If
Bta. C.Cl:iea¢o,Il1. U SA. xgdtwxyi
‘I belief that the High Commission for the
better adjustment of our relations with
the current year. It will be remembered
arose from the fact that in addition to the'
the way by fair concerted action of the
two oountrles.The Dominion and Republic
have thousands of miles of common
boundary across which in both directions
a vast traliic in passengers, mails, natural
products and merchandise is daily pass-
ing. Besides their coastal waters and
Bsheries on the Atlantic and Pacific are in
touch, and many of the railways and
steam lines of communication connect
or intersect the territorial jurisdiction of
both Governments. Behind all this lies
the question of the removal of trade
restrictions as far as may be practicable.
It will be seen that there is a vast field
within which the Joint High Commission
_may work for improving the relations
between the two nations that jointly con~
trol the North American continent. It is
important to learn that the Commission
shall shortly resume its meetings. At
least we take it that Sir Wilfred Laurier
would not have spoken so confidently
witliout some knowledge of the disposi-
tion of the Washington authorities in
that regard. And when the Commission
shall moot again let us hope it -may
` happily effect a fair and permanent settle-
ment of the numerous and dimcult inter-
national questions now pressing for
solution.
Tapestry Carpets
New 'rarsiriir canrirrs in pretty de.
sign-I. L
Fine rarssrar ciizrars, in lar e
S
variety cf pretty designs ard color-
ings 48s.
New 'rarssrar canrsrs, handsome 68s.
Very hes satiioasn rirssrar cui-
rais . newest design- 9.5¢.
Hall and Stair Cirpets that will
contrast with .1 low to match above
above 48.*., 639., T5 3.

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organs of digestion and nutri-
tion. No other medicine has
had so remarkable a success in
curing diseases affecting the
heart, liver and lungs, when-
ever these diseases, as is com-
monly the case, were caused
by “weak stomach ” and im-
pure blood. Food iniperfectl
digested cannot be peifectg'
assimilated. “ Golden Medical
Discovery” restores the organs
of digestion to rfect working
order. Foul gleood must re=
suit in a foul body. The “ Dis-
covery ” .purifies the blood and
increases the activit of the
blood-making g1and)s, so iii-
creasing the quantity and qual-
ity of the blood supply. It
has been tried by over half-a-
million people. It has cured
ninety-eight out of every hun-
- dred who have tried it.
WHY NOT LET IT CURB YOU?
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5* isss 1901 *xi
& as applied to Carboriated Beverages has
proved that the drinks of our manufac-
* ture are of the very best quality.
For over forty years the have bee
* nrst in favor with the tradle.
* SPECIALTIES.
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new srnlnc cAnPl=:1's Rwniifvg in
New Cirpets keep arriving in endless profusion at the Big Store. This sea- ‘HUA hthffsdtmm sized
son‘s assortment is the largest and moi-t complete we have ever shown. Ev ry N. 3 year’ 1"  3°°d
line from the cheapest Hemp to the quality oi Wilton and Axininstor being replete _ '°° °PP°°"°'°"' will bl’ l
with all the latest and most stylish goods the world produces. fm' °°m‘7"°°- 0*” 5° Alwton
Brussels Carpets
New nanssnts canrirrs. in arts
_ ti
designs and coloringi. Special to clear l
at a low fizure.
A magaili -ieut line of BRUSSELS CAB  
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5a
Pars. with 5-8 bordirsto match. at
special price.
Our leader the finest unus=icr.=_can
rE'i\ in the world 5-8 borders to ma.cn,
$1.65.
Good 5-frame Baussms cinrsr
hand artdesign-. 5-_8 oordtrs to mate
$l.00, 1.25, and 1.35.
,,. E- McDOU
Great George St.
May 23, dtf .
h lCD~~bbl8 Portl
Hill and Stair Carpets to match cementi '
892., 98:2 , $1.25.
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Another big drive in Art Squares all siz es all prices. '
China Mattiu .
Window Curtfius.
50 ends ol Cirpets to clear, you get 1 1-2 lor the price ol one yard. 
Cocoa Matting. `
Window Blinds. reads--made or made to order. ’ _
Stair Pads, Window Trimmings. Window Poles. `
Blind Poles, Brackets and Pole ends. ' ' _ -
ings. ~
Mats. irom 25c up to $2 50. . °
_Royal American Smvrna Matte. ' ' .` " .
carpet sweepers, new Wheels, new rubbers and new brushes for above alwa
on hand, ` _ - , .
Stair clan s and other house furnishin S ' " `
Carpets are good and that they wear wel. _ _ I  _ ` -
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 IfAI.%'uASBM'UCelEI M'IiJuA°oas aduroglltr :Elo ggeasaex svill do our work and
Manufactured by
Petro1eu:m. ZEl_eh:n.ers.
it .~ . Now Landin  
4.00 chests Hnszanns PU .
” BRAHMIN Tm. imported dir-
ect from the G. A. Warbu1'ton
_ Tea Estate,
* l°"'°" 3"” 8 Write for samples and price list a
# Orange Plnsnhlte. Singer Bee
we mui agents are Wanted in every distijict.
is ~ i -
* _ Your orders will have prompt atte
tion. °
* 5-22 dzm then eod 2m. Charlottetonw.
assurances#
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Montreal, Fiiday morning May 24th,
will be due at Charlottetown, Sunday,
via North Sydney, carrying, horses,
cattle and' sheep on deck and
freight _and passageapply to A _
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ihfliflmiliiillf
-llonaol-': linszaan,
May 21' dlwk w2i Charlottetown
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is A niszass v “0m_e-_Made    A 
Ready-Made
is The Best Flade Clothin
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;--‘rf ->-1;-_,-==»,r _'I  '*/7/‘»>*’,'¢*'_.¢~" '
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Tl” S- S- B°““‘”3°'° °°~i1i“R f'°m Puie all Wool Black Worsted Suits $12.00
’ Pure all wool Blue Serge Suits 10.50
evening, May 26th and on Monday 1, Imported `_v0rsteds_ Suits ` _ 800
sins for si. Johns, Newfcundiim Im rted Ser e Suits _ _ _ 50
po g     8.
Youth’s Blue Serge Suits, sizses 32 to 30,, long _ ‘ '
nts
f   s 6.25
P°°d\1¢9 under deck at lowest possible pa' ’ - '
rates. For further particulars as to ‘_ - F
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Mugliu by the yard for Curtains, Madras. Sélk Curtains. Fufnlliufa C°'°"f I '
‘Dundee Hemp Carpet. Hemp Squares, all sizes, Scotch Squat"-19', Uiiioii  ~
Sqra~es. Cauadiin Squares. Hearth Rugs, DicrMits, Rubber Mite. Cocoa .
Lu-ge Reversible Mavs, English Wdtou,_Kidler M itts, Axminister 'Mattt _` A
The famous Brussell Carpet Sweepers, Carpet sweeper ti»idings._W¢ l‘8Pl_ll’ Y
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Whether you are renovating, moving or going housekeeping for the 51% _ ;._»~:,.'.._-._
time it will pay to get ourprices. _ _ _ .‘%_  _ _.__.»'r-s _
Ask your friends what they think ol Pa.'on’s Cirpets.T i- y will tell your the  _ _gg
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The Carpet Men, 
MICA is the highest grade of AXLE GREASE made. It contains powdered
it more\satlsfactory. REMEMBER B ADF, AS MUCH MICA AS ANY OTHER
ILIPEEIAL (DIL (JC)-. I..|1I¢§
CARVELL B
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 .Plafils '
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Carnations
every werk'
, _ occasions
8.5 f¢2Q\
houses and garden
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4\"Vorth’s _
__ Livery _
~ Prince 
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First class single
double t`eams.
Fine turcouts for
_ and private parties.
ephone 52
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'50 _b_bl Plaster Fa
orders receive csrdul
soon as 'vedli
Ch’town. P, E-
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STABLES REMO
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Burris’ stable, Sydney
I am prepared to
gentleinen’s horses,
speed, also clipping
tended to. Tel ms
J- M- NICHO
21<i1w ~ __
Having removed to
colts and handle hors
"Tc Work in Plclou Water
100 Men or more.
Good Wages.
Apply to
T. A. McLEAN,
18 d&w tf.
Collsparlsons
Arc Ollious"
pad#-and tell us whether it
favorably with what you have
wins.
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§_ But just step in and o0ml7“’¢
writing paper-by the quif¢. bw”