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THB GUARDIAN, CJARLO TTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND JANUARY zo 1903. _
'Fi'-v
_scnorul.A Q
Bad air, poor food, insuf-
`fcient clothing, dark, damp
`or crowded apartments are
`.irequent causes of scrofula.
, Perhaps this explains why the
ailment is so common in the
, poorer sections of large cities.
§Scrofula, however, does not
_: recognize city limits. It pre
 vails under all conditions of lo-
lcation, soil‘and climate. More-
f over, it is but a step to
3, consumption, and herein lies
_the great danger. It is just
as well to avoid the step.
7 It is rather strange that
_-Scott’s Emulsion should con-
’ (din just the very things that
_nature requires in curing
iscrofula.. The pure Nor-
_wegian cod liver oil helps to
` build up the whole body and
enables one to acquire new,
-healliy, solid flesh. The hy-
_ pophosites of lime and soda
uct as a tonic on the blood
and tissues, replacing the
Waste and giving strength and
new structure where it is most
needed. Because of its mild
action, pleasing taste and
nutritive properties, Scott’s
Emulsion is vastly superior
to' plain cod liver oil. There
is nothing that will do more
good in the case of scrofula
. than Scott’s Emulsion.
A We’liaend_youaaanpleh'eacpcnrcqu¢¢t.
if sco'r'r a BowNE,
I5 Front St., W., Toronto,
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There is apt to be needed ;'
at any time something to put l
the home in sanitary condi- _
tion. It may be needed as a 
preventative of disease, or to ‘_A
purify premises _in which 
there has been infectious "
diseases. _ _ _
' All such aifections are germ _
diseases, and you must be _
certain that the disinfectant , _»,
used will positively destroy  _,_
the germs.
I FORMLDEHYDE and _ _
“ SULPHUR TORCH ES _`
~,___,~ me acornbination of the two` 1;
§  ldlsiblectln'1ts'_ and 2 _
\ germicides. They consist of a t
'T 'iaskfxi Fwmaldehyde bedd- "
_ed in Sulphur.~When lighted. _ ».
the burning sulphur vapor-
iaes the fornfazldehyde. No _
_infouble toluene. No danger. ~
_ soLn BY I
J. _o Jameson
nnuocrsr.
THE MEDICAL HALL. f
_ /___ - ~ ’ ,
The Charlottetown Driving Pask and
Provincial Exhibition Association.
The annual general meeting of the above
aaoeiation will he held i-1 the #card of Trade
.Rocmsin McEacnern’s Building Queen Street
inCharlottet"»wn _.nn Thursday evening the
twenty-ninth dayof gpg" iq; -1 3; .un
lout of eight owldclg.-_ _ y ~' 903
Transfer books are closed tilbafterthe abate
meeting.
Dated this 14th dav of January A. D. rot-3.
C. R. SRI \LLWUOD.
“ltd W td. Secretary-Treasurer.
1-_ _| _#_ -
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The fruition of ove;
thirty-live years of intelli-
gent, persistent and care-
fully directed effort is I
'~
THE Ml:ll\|llilll|N
VEHTGLE
of to-day.
Hundfeds of détails of
carriage'perfection embod-
ied in every vehicle
delivered by us.
“Quality remains long
after price is forgotten”
lclamlin Canoga lla. Lil.
32 and 34 Doek~Street.
il
i` ture,fii§le had use ot intoxicantg
We _ t that"t.hfs1l`i¥y be done. 
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THE HOME OF THE GUARDIAN
North Side :Queen Square.
CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.
Business Office Telephone 1384:-
Ohice Hours 8 a.m. to 6 p. in.
J. P. HOOD, Bus. Mgr.
Residence Telephone, 13:
E:i§:.f=.’ and News Telephone 133.
Odtcz .-Iours 12 noon to 6 p.x-n.; 8 to 12 pm.
J E. B. MCCREADY, Editor
Residence Telephone 32
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, -1903.
DESTROY THE STU FF-
The amendments made in 1902 to the
Prohibitory Law r\r;.vide for the seizure
ofliquors incertain cases, and that the
Magistrate making the conviction “may
in and by the said conviction cr by a
separate order, declare the sail liquor
and vessels, or any part thereof, t 1 be`Ior-
feited to His Majesty, to be sold or des-
troyed, and the proceeds of such sale
shall be paid into the Provincial Treas-
uryto and fcr the uses _of the Govern-
ment." So Le c nsiderable quantity of
beer and spiri s having been seized with-
in the pxst few weeks, and being held in
custody, the question arises, what ought
`to ba done with it? The Guardian is
strongly of opinion that it ought to be
publicly destroyed.
To sell the seized liquor by public
auc ion or otherwise for the proiit ot the
Government would be for the authors of
the law tu engage for the time in the very
business which the law forbids. And no
doubt the liquor so sold would prove
quite as intoxicating and quite as in
jurious tothe public health and morals
as it it were illegally sold by a private
trader. Strong objection also lies against
the private sale of the seized liquors to
druggists or thelegally appointed vendors.
The chances are that the seized stuff is
quite unfit for medicinal use. It ls the
repeated statement of those in t-he liquor
trade that the tendency of prohibition is
to force upon -the market vile liquors
which are unfit 'for uso. In any case no
druggist could atford to have it 'known
that his presca-lptiona~.1_roro~ cyca- Drill!
made up with the sort _of stuff alll 
nucirsiloon. ' _ ' ` H ' ig;
Apart .troin this comlderatiqn we *vc
to lack to the ‘ihoml ¢1re¢:,_i_f¢l(t_-sellittig or
_aesmymg up seized Io ss) it
_"asain *°\11_‘i b°°°°_°°_*l§il=¥i7=X&mP1§;ii °°
set at naught th'e  _ _ oésthc
law andto  the  for
t-he time in the iiqh|;'_o¢ a_pco]Ter 
antable commodity. Oh the other hand
to publicly destroy it would be to Hx fupon i
it the stigma which its deadly and de-
morsiislng character deserves; it would
accord with the basic principle of the law.
and it wouli for all time remove so much
of the de_ath-dealing stuff from the possi-
bility otldoing harm hero or elsewhere.
Destroying it in the public sight will
signallse the pnhlioillapprcbation ot 
 *fb
BRTTISH POSTAL RATES- if
sr
__  g1ad_tii>__,tlI\d.'ia_t1i`is q§`fat ber 
"‘ ost al r§e§_1h:1news;_gpe_fn_and ifnaqazinfg
fra; geiéatnrimu woman *urs been
_ r ~.~I. _»
taken up by`the Birmingham Chamber 
Commerce. The attention_of that 
was called to the matter by an Eugll§
visitor to Canada, who, on his returh
home, wrote a letter to the_ Birmingham;
Dany Post in which he sugcarnat in all
bisjoqrneys, extending' as far as the
Pacilic Coa.st~,he had seen only one English
newspapf r. He complained also that
Canadians receive their English news. not
direct from Great Britain. but though the
news agency at New York, where every-
thing that will magnify American trade
, R
We ha ve not advanced the price of
our tobaccos. Amber' smoking' to.
bacco,Bobs,chewing_#,oba'ccosareth_e
same size and price to the consumer
as formerly. We have.. also 

__ other hand'American `gooii_s\ud ,wares are
‘most extensiveb__a|;__d fattrnotiyely ad
raver” "DPressed.' As the ship in which
he sailedtollontreal had to take 1,0(li
tons of water in tanks for ibillast, hc
thought there should bc no dimcnlty ln
 _for the cheapjcarriage ot liter-1
'ature. _
_ 'The Birmingham Chamber ot Com-
_merce has sent two letters, one to the
-Secretary-General of the Post Odica
D0D&l'tmen_t,_ and one to the Right
Honorable _Austen Chamberlain, M.
P., Postmaster-General, lin which '-at- _
tcntlon is called ti the “creat
dlscnpxncy which exists in the
rates ot postage for newspaperafmag-_
fazines and periodicals, as between
'America 'ardCanada,' and England and
Canals, to the great dei.riment_ ot thc'
commercial relations between the latter*
countries.” lt is pointed out that the
British rate on the publications rehrrcd
to, when despafched by publishers Hom
the onine of publication or by news agents
to their regular _subscribers is 4 pence
per lb, as againstlcent per lb. from' the
United States to Canada. - _
_ It is added that-"The Canadian peep] ;‘
therefore, are unatls to purchase Brit-
» ish newspapers, magfzines or periodicals
because of the txoesfive cost imposed
byreason of Ll e heavy portal rate." It,
is further; urged that our “ad vert’sements
are r-.rely or-_never 'seep by 'thai Cara.-
dlanhi people, whilif. advertis`em`etit1 lofi
Amer can x:oo:l.-i, 'wh'ch are so lavisLly
aivertired in' American publications, be.
come household v`vord.-, to the serious loss
of the British ma_nu?sctu1‘_erof sales of his
various liars of r_'.»<.»l_-, which are not ask-
ed for by the leo-.ing public of Canada.,
because they can only know of similar
lines of goods manufactured in the United
States."
There can be no doubt that the existitz
absurd rates of pmslage on British pub-
lications operate mostlpjuriously to
I-'-__~ P-1 mx- '€'_1-&-ll
and customs is carefully supplied, and the ‘_
No LONGER   
BE DREADED.
Gravel"  
Iieubeii hflraper,  Gives
His -Experience, and is Prepared
says: -I - _
_Bfilsror-._Q_ae_. Jan- 19--(Snecla1>._-It is
with feeling of intense relief that people
_“PN U°_'il_f__l5_9liii that the operation* k!\if0
isfno longer necessary to cure that once
_dreaded disaoae1eGr_avcl. Experience has
shown it to lid one df the numerous family
°f-ailments arising tmmdirmed Kidneys,
and as suclr easily 'cur`abl'e'° by those
9°Y§l_’°i$l Kidney remedies, Dodd's Kid-
ney' Pills. Reubenillrapsr, well-known in
this neighbcrhood, is one ot those who can
llpeaffrom experience. He says:
______“I__wa.s t§_ken_i_ll with what I thought
was gravel. I consulted two doctors, but
|rotnolastiugrelicc,' and I continued to
grow weakerall the time. Then a. man
advlshd me to try Dodo a Kidney Pills, for
the aald they had cured his mother, sol
thought I would try them.
“J aat one week after starting to use
Dodd’s Kidney Pills I passed a stone as
_lar-gcfaa :small bcaa, and tour days after
I`pa.s`a`ed»_ancther about thc,sizc of a grain
began toteel better and gain strength. I
have the stones in a bottle and can show
thcmto anyone who may doubt what I
say.
s “That happened four years ago and I
hhve had-no return of the trouble since.”
r'**’“-r*" "'_ `_` -_ :*Z“’*“”“`
_,;¢.._  '.j ' '  ` _:' _ __
r   Thilll illli
` We havealotof Ladies
` Bntton_Boots-that T must be
_I sold,  have I_it_i
British newspapers and magazines, which
ion fair terms of transportation would en-
joy a. large circulation in 0_anada.,a.nd that
this loss extends to Britllh trade in
general by the loss ot British advertising
which ought to circulate in Canada but
:loss not because ot the non-circulation of
British serial publications hone. On the
vertisedin the newspapers and magazines
from across the border which circulate so
freely in Canada, Both _ Britain and
Canada are large losers in 'dollars and
cents from the causes named. And-thera-
is besides-an imlncaturablc loss ofacother'
kind by the circulation ot much cheap,
while wholesome British publications are
almost entirely shut out by an absurd and
practically proQbitive postal rata. _
anti-British _literature lu the Dominion!
Advise
' Sulering
Women Strongly,
_Plerce’s_ Favorite
-Prescription.
_This advice comes
from a. woman who had
all the miseries
women canasuhfder -from
&aease, an been
perfectly and gma-
nently cured by e use
of_D;._ Piercefs Favorite
Prescription.
This creat
for wo_men.
regulanty,
enmg drains,
Hammation and ulcera-
tion and cures female
weakness.
Read Mrs. Kempson‘s
letter and, if you _ are
sick, follow her advice.
am
how
Gift
care' _ _
Pellets are
an excellent suited to the
use oi delicate women.
Stcam_andHotWatcr C
Heating
We are experts at uttin an -
Steam end Hot Water Igeatini. If _
you are thinking of having your _
. house Etted, call or write us, and we, » i
will give you an estimate.
Satisiaction guaranteed:
Prima reasonaale. Orders nllcd -
promptly. _ _
t0'l‘akeDoctor '_
pmrson our counter,
at  one
them, it don’t cost you a
cent
BELL
The Experi need Leatherman
E ` _
A MASS Mlililllill
AI somus
A Mass Meeting of the' farmers of
Eas*ern King ’s County will be held
in Souris, on Wednesday. zrst., at 2
0’f‘lock p. m, in St Patric_k’s Hall, for
thepurpose of adopting some means
by which the practice of feeding ich
to hogs-may be stamped out. the gala
of such hogs prevented and the guilty
party .¢XD0sed. _
I-Ion. B. Rogers, Commissioner of
Agriculture, and _T. BI. _Wi1ey, _ Mm-
ager of the Dominion ,Packing Com.
pany. are_ invited to attcad. The
meeting yvill he under the auspiceoof
the Souris Board of Trpde, ,
_ _ARCH’D_CURRIE . -
_ _ Sgqgtgfy,
| Souria jan xg d ai
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_ to Furnish Proof of What bel
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3 l
ot barley. 'Thisgavc me great relic! and I i
First Glass
Mr. I. K. Ross,
Provincial Mauagef.
North America
DEAR SIR, '
$5 119 being proce
Policv for $2,000, taken out 2
American first started doing'
I BEG to acl_tnoWl€d8’¢ C
. , edt
. , b
al
the results are entirely satisf
did not take out $ro,ooo at th
class investment, in addition t
would advise all young men w
out an Endowment Insurance
systematic saving during then
them something to look forwa
I have no hesitation in re
as being one of the strongest 1
dian companies
W '
 
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A ice ni meer” of me oline
T:xl”1‘hexi:\and Guardian Plblinlmq
win he had i the onioe of tm
New Prowae Block on Saturday
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I have been using R1
- and
Cn.iRLo'r'rE'1‘oW1\
ll
pans Tabules for over two
years as a medicine for gen-
eral ills- I always keep a
supply on hand and End
they come in handy for
everyday use in case _ of
headache, constipation or
a billions attack.
_» 'Atibnita i_ -`
ia _ f
‘ti ’f.'.2°...‘i°.‘,‘.....¢."““’... °i‘:Z€’:...2‘
bottle. cc cash, amalm a
for a vcar.
. l

 PLEASES
HTS '
_ Here areimtafew titles-of the
huncredsol novels we carry in stoek
Downthefllverto theses (lfacaar) 
'rue warn when (cooper) 2 
g_\r!\-gesaiextsprevg) ‘ 15a _V `
I _ S 2|' 1
1~n¢rir°|ir'¢ (semi “"0 °5°
2.6¢ .
All2‘Biltl (€_sr¢y} -_gsg ,.
_ gneeniew whims (,¢aney) __ 35a __
nl the Govexfnesa(Carey) age _
=‘ Tarn vsehaveothersinto andr5e
editions bysuch - uthen aa _Ines
Verne, M E. Braddon, Hrs South- ’
worth, Sutton vane. etc, etc; just
_ _call and lork over ourstoeka~id,you
' cna form a better idea of our exten-
sive stock_ '
s
Mitch:1l’s Bookstore, '
~ Queen St Opp. "Prows`es’.
_ - __' 'r _
  '   .   '
The regular Annual Meeting of = 1
County Lodge willbe held in the Orans?eleHesIl|€
Breda baxeon Tuesday the tbirdray of Feby..
beginning at ro o’c ock s. m. _ The uqral
3:3” im" buiidns Hwiiiiaiilf mu'
1-mdawri » ° .ca 553,.
_ 'Everyone is delighted
with it. We are secur
in new customers ev
8’ ei?
day, and why
Because Psorts »
Know s good thing when
they see it. ~ _
Give usa trial  _
NORTH BAKERY
ra-9 end tt
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f,=_- p
nimn in    
`____ Founders, .3¥l&il_leeta, i
“l¢IB1l|8tl° lld\0lI¢tIl\l.k¢fl,` '
_Il _ , ir!_ ' j
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JOHNF. _MCUEl.T.I.’. M. D. C. lil 3
" You »had a good watch tnis
-wouldn't _'have `  _ h ` penéd-you
WOl1ld1‘l ,t hE\i€   ap-
pointment But  ' In
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SL }ohn_N B_ _ _ _ ~  ~ "je     ff I  ' ii  _ence it will make i`n-yourtime 
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