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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, MAY 17, 1901
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BRITISH _ T
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 a wide field. There is no bettei
Llractcd Cords, Bites and Sting: of Insects,
.and Painful Swelling: of all kinds, bathe y
the parts with hot water, then apply the
Troop Oil freely, and you will be surprised
how quickly pain will be eased and inflam-
mation subside. _
In the case of Rheumalism, Nrurnlgia,
Lawn Back, or muscular soreness the Oi`
gives wonderful relief.
For Caked Breasts or Cracked Nipples,
which cause women so much suffering, .I
THE GUARDIAN
\n Independent {)ournal, uiitranimelled and
fearless; aiming to C
Jus, |mp..|-ual, Reliable. New8Yi
eekiiii; at all tinies to further tlie best interests
if the people, and recognized therefore RS
Phe :Pe o_:p\e’m Paper-
Piibli.-.hed at its otiices, New Prowse Block
forth side Post office, at the following rates
ia-.-nhle in ad_vaiice:- _
iiérniiig Edition, daily (except Sunday) one
“Oath ;,c_ per vi__ :__ ...._. . . . . . . . . . .
.. $3.00
_;e,,,:-\veekly Edition (YS ed. si Sat.) per
:ear $1 5o;in ad\jance__.......... . . . . . . . .
..$l-25
i'\‘eel:ly Edition twednesday) pei’ yéal' $1-25
in advance ......  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . _
..-..$Y-°°
Branch Offices
Have been established at the fo1lowin§ places
.vhere .suliscriptio is may be paid. news uriiish-
fd, advertising, Job work and other business
van-ac edz- _
Suniinerside. Rogers S.: Rogers store-j. B. C.
Biker. Manager
Albeiton, _-xlliert on Bookstore-G. S. Muttart,
Agent.
Soiiris East, Teliphone omce-P. G. Seaman,
lg litor. Business Manager.
LSNIMENT ,_ E. B_ M‘2éi.“.‘_lDv, I J. i». Hoon,
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FRIDAY, MAY `17, 1901.
Province A0/l1Nsr PROVINCE.
If it from the wealthiest and most
populous Province of the Dominion that
they will find nothing to equal Troop Oil. the strongest and most unreasonink objec-
Internall the Oil may be taken with
great beneht for Couglzs, Colds, Bfonclii{i`s, li
ons come whenever a measure of simple
Crimp, Whooping Cough, etc., in addition Justice to a smaller Province is mooted.
¢° ¢h° l“f¢"“°»l “S° °f ‘he Ou' the '°h"°'\'~ It was from Ontario that the active
neck, and chest should be rubbed thoi ough-
'Y"‘*hi*- _ . _ . ° - 155
Und 39 i §3f¥l° ‘t ‘S “f ‘“°Sf‘m°l°l° Edward Island came. Wedo not rcmem» _.2 ._. 
ber that any other than Ontario men made ‘ »_ » _of -' _
~ _ 0 ;‘~e.»-3 ,
emselves in any way conspicuous in  l
at connection. No sooner was the `
(wi /f;"l'/
substantial recognition of our claims pro- ' " ff- I ` \ .
osed than some Ontario men began to 0 "‘\
_ 1* \" 55" Wfhh, I ,
Value in Diphthcria, Sofa Throat, Quins)
and Ulan-ated Tensile. A large bottle s5c.
I' _
Baden- Powell f
5c Cigars.
Guaranteed to contain three
pounds Havana Leaf to the thous-
nlndss good as lots of l0c. cigars.
@,Wholesale and retail.
Ja.miesori's Drug Store-
The Medical Hall
r =
NOT MEDICINE but nouiish
ment is what many ailing people
need. The system is ruzi down from
overwork, or worry, or ixce_s~ive
study, or as a result of wasting
disease.
PU'l"I`NER'S EMULSlONl
is what is needed to repair wastf, to
give tone to the nerves, quicken the
weary brain, and replace lassitude
and weakness with health and
vigour. The increase in weight, the
firm step, the bright eye, and bloom-
ing cheek pr;-claim ii. cure.
B: sure y in get PU YTNEHS, the
original and best Emulsion.
of all d,.m,gis.s ,md dea1e,.s_ - ~ that Sir Louis Davies and our other re-
D
presentatives at Ottawa had to contend
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Some reasons why you
should ride at cushioned
frame bicycle- '
It ’s simple and efi'ect've.
It is unobtrusive in apoearaiice.
It lengtlievis the life of the wheel.
Its price places it w»th'n the re ich of all.
Ii saves the ne ves and vitzilitv of the rider
It increases the riders comfort uxthout de-
creasing his speed.
It obliterates every objection to cvcling on the
part_of delicate persons. '
It 1_5 so simple and coinpic; in construction
that it can‘t g t fmt of or ler
It is to the  frame what the pn uniatlc tire
was to the solid tire.
You do not have to stand on the pedals to re-
lieve the jar, as the cushion ab-‘orbs it
It e-iables the rider to exert pow -r equally un-
mindful of tlie roughness of road surfaces
It aCC0m_9l1shes perfect resilience without de-
th
th
D
kick. The favorite view of many small
a
an undue share of Government favor and
of Ontario. i I
was to bring into one account all that we
ing at the same time what had beeri ex
to prejudice our pending claim for an in
a representative of a. Province which ha
ent serves to show one of the difficultie
the Island.
Mr. Henderson did not, however, hav
t
future day by himself:
year 1900, inclusive ?
discussion when it comes. Mr. Hugh
pposition tothe new subsidy forPrince *h
minded inland people is that the Provinces
t the extremities of the Dominion receive
 i
  , /°
that those favors are -largely at the expense  I H1
_ ‘_
It so happened thata Mr. Henderson,
who represents- Halton, Ontario. put on
the notice paper an inquiry as to how
much had been paid in railway subsidies,
how much expended on Government rail-
ways, and how much expended on harbors,
docks and public works in Prince Edward
Island from the date of the uuioii to the
end of the century. Mr. Henderson’s idea
had received in 'Z7 years, without show-
pended in the other Provinces, and thus
"eased subsidy- In was a most unfair Favorite Prescription. It so invigorates
and ungerierous conception on his part.
and seemed doubly so when coming from
92 representatives and design ed to injurel lips. The old irritation and nervousness
another Province that has but five repre-
sentatives in the sam: House. The incid-
vith in securing a measure of justice for
hiugs all his own way. No sooner had
his notice apieared than the watchful
new member for Kin;r’s County, Mr.
Huqhes, placed on the routine paper the
following questions to be asked at a
How much has been paid by the
Dominion Government to railways in
Ontario as railway subsidies since Con-
_federation up to the year 1903, inclusive? `
2. How much has been expended by the
Dominion Government on harbours, docks
and other public works, except railways,
in Oiitario since Ciufederation up to the
Be it obiervel that thelsland members,
or the Maritime Province members
generally are not the firstito start a dis- Sidg  bg du 3 hepg from
cussion upon sectional questions, but they
I
are in no way disposed to shrink from the Now Y Ork about the 22nd 
met Mr. Henderson squarely and fairly, `
and when the returns are brou_Sl1f down
at a. future d iv it will not be diflloult to ,
show that Ontario has hiidexpeuded with- ~
in its borders as much Dllblill IDOUCY
as has been expended in any two Other
provinces of Canada. The huge eXD¢l1dl'
tures for the canals has been mainly in
Ontario, and the canals do not pay their
working expenses. The big subsidies to
the Canadian Pacific, Grand Trunk and
scores ofoih-;-r railways have been largely
expended in the same Province. The
millions expended upon the Parliament
. and Departmental Buildings at Ottawa,
andthe salaries of the army of omcials
there employed were and are paid out in
the Province of Oiitirio. Of other public
buildings, custom houses, post oifices,
peiiitentiarics, military schools, &:c., the
same Province has enjoyed the llon's
share.
By the time the matter is threshed out
Mr. Henderson of Halton will pnobably
notciireiii-tcond time to raise the ques-
tion of the comparatively small amount of
federal money that Prince Edward Island
has received, and the Ontario “Milch
Cow" which has so lonsz been paraded as
suffering from atoo profuse How of milk
forthe sustenance of hungry provincial
calves, will appear in her true character cf
a very liberal feeder at the public trough,
a half-dry milker and a bad kicker.
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The divorce evil seems to grow with
every year. 7,500 divorces were granted
in the State of Ohio last year. We agree
that there are faults on both sides, but the
great problem is: Are those faults remedi-
able? To a great extent there is no doubt
the conditions which result in divorce may
be remedied. Given a dyspeptic husband
and a wife suffering from female trouble
and we have the ready made elements of 3
divorce case. In view of the facts there
can be very little doubt that many women
look forward to divorce only because they
seek relief from obligations they do not
feel itted to fulfill. \Vomen are not to
blame. They have looked forward to their
home life as a dream of paradise. Then
disease comes like a serpent and destroys
' all happiness. -
Women who -suEer with debilitating
drains, inflammation, ulceration, female
- trouble and bearing down pains, will find
certain relief and cure in Doctor Pierce’s
the organs peculiarly feminine and regn- _
lates their functions that they are estab-
lished in a perfectly healthy condition.
The old lightness of heart comes back;
S there’s light in the eyes and a smile on the
are gc-ne, and the husband comes to his
home as a haven of rest and comfort.
“I was troubled with female weakness, and
i _after taking three bottles of Dr. Pierce’s Favor-
3 ite Prescription I am free from pains." writes
Mrs. May E. jones. 529 Madison Ave.,Ypsilanti,
Mich. “I had suffered for two years when I
began taking your medicine. I could nct. walk
across my room without sufferin dreadful pains.
Now I do all my housework ni-1% walk where 1
please-thanks to Dr. Pierce’s medicine.”
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The Schooner B. F. Wood-
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DRUNKEPIIIESS
IS A DISEASE
ndence on the ti e and tlius allows the us e of l   V
mrder tires.
Ita is positive cushion, aosorbing the shock
_caused by obstructi ms ou_ uneven road surfaces,
instead of requiring the rider to do so.
Une can coast down a rough hill and sit coin-
fortably and safel .~ on the saddle, as there is no
tliro 1 or_rebonnd on a cush.on frame bicycle
The distance _between the saddle and the
pedals ev_er remains the same, so that the rider's
position is not constantly changing as with a
spring frame or a snrinz s-at-post,
_It represents speed with comfort and a fair
trial will convince the most skeptical that it is
thegreatest improvement in cvcling since the
introduction of the ri-uiiii '
P UC IIYC.
urilevelandaiid We-lland Yales have this feat-
Mark Wright & Go.
5-i6 tf
GEVDAN
GUREO
IS _YOUR HUSBAND, BROTHER
FATHER. sny ti yet.; relatives
afflicted _wo the Disease ci Drunken-
nessiv?Withhave a sure cure which can
be g. eu wirn or wiraoor the know-
ledg¢ of the patent. Read the follow-
ing which speaks for its :lf:-
Six PRA~zcr=.co. CAL Dec. 1. Igoo
DR W H _SAUNDERS &CO.. Chicago Ill.
Dear Sirs-- Kindly accept my thanks
for 'ih wo iderful an permanent
cures you 1- _.ve wrought on many
members of my congregation. I have.
organized a s ciety among my mem-
bers to promote and advertise this most
safe and speedy cure for this dreaded
curse and disease whichso many are
amicted with. You will learn in the
very nea; future of the result of their
labors I sincerely hope that God will bless
yo_u and allow you to still continue in
this great and pood work in saving our
fellow mortals rom the scene or de-
struction. and place them on the road
to_ live a sober and righteous life. Only
wishinglcould do more to assist you
in this noble and worthy work, I am,
Yours in Christ.
Rev. J. M. B--i
We`liave and are curing thousands,
and we have hundreds of testimonials
on file speaking of wonderful
cures. Send for enclosing
2 cent stamp
_i
nA Egg and Chestnut sizes _
l].lYllNS&lll
0 .5-16 10;.
1 - -is
Canned Lobsters.
I am fpcn to make contracts for
the coming sessnfs pack and can
pay highest market prices forbest
qualify goods. " _-
. f_DEN.\`I§ HURPHY,
insf. with 700 tons Hard Coal
As we hive secured a
specially reduced freight we
wills ll low whilst landing
Scotch
Men
Scotch _
Should Have A Rug From -Their
  Own Tartan.
We have 100 to choose from. They. are suitable for
carriage Rug. Lounge Rug, llailwiy travelling Wrap
andfor that ever useful and fashionable
ll0lEL
THE SUBSCRIB
well known and
mlm. Prim
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This is the
lower provinces
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reason hem
GOLF SHAWL CAPE
If we have not got. the following Clan. Tart-tn.we..o1
Pfqgupg It 2 Direct from tboold Country tfdl’-*$1.7
2.50, 4,50, 6,00, 8.00, 10.00 and 12.00, .
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Hot eo vere Iiail of Iriveruess Jacdbi:e<‘ 'tartan Johnston. K¢lfh‘K¢1\11¢dV. $6113 l\11E°“"»
Iaiiiont Iauder. Leudrum, Leslie Lindsav. Li'.'ingst0¥l¢. 1<°€aU» Mal°°1m» M“h‘°5°“ M"”"'°l'
hlelville, iienzies, Montgomery, Mowat, Morrison, Munro Murray.. A ` .
las. Paton   o.
Nothing
To Equal It.
The New Collodio Carbon Photo. It is the acme of perfection, Call and view this
latest novelty. V
GEO. H. co OK,
The Studio where baby is always welcome. Queen St.
.ROBERT PALMER &B0
~ Charlottetown Sash and Door Factory
Wim experignced workman and first-class machinery, we are prepared to
su l contractors and others with Doors and Fiiames, Sashes and Frame
PP] _ _ _
nterior and exterior Finish, etc, etc. _
our e5'peo1a1t1es_,
,}¢¢h\,, w\n¢(,w,_ g.|,,;_g|-1.. .stair Balls, Baluuiters, Newel Ponta., (lypu
rand Goumictore Kun Dried Spruce and Hardwood Flooring, Kilx
Gang - _ a
0|-red (Fleur Spruce, Sheatllluz and Clap Boar 0.
Q'Give ns a call.
9 Roasni" PALMER .1 co.
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that building bafcre you ' Style l’l¢l‘\f. Fit fifht
8°” my P\‘i°'“-“ fd' Nfl' Made right- All right-
8.!3d lla!-Brlstl . It will E  only 
save you in-ii-iev to deal ' ~ _
::;&..t;.°:.§.;“r.rl;aPARASIAN UURSET G0.
equipped with . a.  Quebec, Montreal and Vancouver.
wood working plant.  ` _
the Manu
to meet mare!
foal-1. Hates
a distance by
wi~e will be
carefully looked
for season $12
$8 00 I fill be
mail Brazilian
performances
sons and daughters
person t ii
John P
M°cAuM'r' Mamlpiaef Q1? Y “r'1\1acDou ill McDufi‘ MacEwan,MacFarlane, MacFeyd-|
Cape Traverse
May 15 dli w21
This 1s a
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Y ull en] y ice
day, and the
weather gets tl1B
lelr phone us
send us word and
a package at your
We make
admii i- diy
to i rdioriry
put it up in l0c., 20a
John G
Pasteuriz d Milk
Water Stine!
Largas
Boarding
Queen
Dainty Corsets for dainty
Tevns to hire at
n g‘it at shvt st
m_xnber of th firm
H r es boarded and well
Reasonable Price!
Courteous T
All orders personally
E' Telephone 30’
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Plans and Es im iten  ‘ _ _ '
furnished on -ip; li- E y ~ . -
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W. W. HARPE
% Fitzroy Street East.
_ ~ Clftown P. O. Box, 218.
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McLEAN, A. A. Q. C., Barrister, Solicitor
Omce, Brown’s Block. Victoria Row, Char
lottetown Branch office in Wadmarfs buildin
1
` Crapand. ' Money toloan. ' 8
SMALLWOOD. C R. Barrister and Attorney-at
Law, Notary Public, etc. Odice. Cameron
Block, latel occupied by F. L. Hazard, Esq.
South Side gueen Square Money to loan.
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ALL 'THIS WEEK
Saturday Matinee.
THE GREAT
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Dont Miss lllm.
Night price, 50c, 3-oc & 25c.
Mariner, adults, 25c, child-
EICINDTIS Bags, Carriage _B~..iilders, Custom lj dren 15,,
jforiraspeciality. Repairing of every des- _ _
§f1ci:§;=vwmifly§;tw;§di¢.1 A good valpaerye F-if sale at the usual phcas.
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Frank Leslie
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