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Light to moderate variable wisds.

u settled, o'caaioaal showers.

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SHUULUEBS

The only effectual rem-

edy for round or stoopirig shoulders is a properly ht' ting brace To stand the steady strain necessary for this pmpose we have a specially constructed shoulder brace ‘and suspen- der combined, made by specialists in this line. They are strongly sewn throughout, new and neat patterns and can be ad- justed to putfany pressure desired cn the shoulders- helps to expand chest and .lungs~and makes weak Men ard boys strong.

_ Price 75c. pair. . _ 3? I

See window.

J. G. JRMIESUN.

DRUGGIbT, The Medical Hall.

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THE HOME 0F THE GUARDIAN

(DAILY AID WEEKLY.) North Side Queen Sqimre. CHARLOTTETOWN, P. B. I.

Oice Hours 8 a.m. to 6 p. m.

F. R. NE_WSO!l. Subscription Hgr.

Business Oflice Telephone l33c- gre, ii-ip up ottawa, with photographs

-l-raise I

réitorial and News -|-ehphme <|33_ . other ministers and members we are not

once Hmm n noon to sp.m.; 8 to ra pm. Itold, but these are the days when

1- E- %e:§°nEA¥;;|nm°'m_ millions count but lightly, and Mr. Tarte, I

ce: can be

,by treating the patient with inilneions of #him nom a nanuyf music' na _ that the necessary operations would be

_, yay simple. Some blood from the healthy

_*subject could be drawn oil’ into a sterile \

bypcdermic syringe and then iojeotdd in-»

lregionol the pant fadected. The seat f of

‘ the dliziise would then be.__attacked by nn-

ing the strength to conquer the malady. ‘Mn Edison does rot claim to know that mncer can be cured ln thr_s_way but thinks

anyihingtx. t=st_ _his theory. That he

says is a matter for the F surgeons and scientiilc physioloilists. He admlill that

_his theory is a rather daring on e, and tha it may take a man oi courage to work it

gout, but really teiieves thrt cures can effected in the way he has laid down.

1 Hon. Mr. Fitzpatrick recently endeared himself to a_ considerable body of the electors of his riding by jgiving _them 1 a

\ ,_ P_Ho°D_ Advertising “gn Inf the group thrown in. Whether this'

lavish generosity is to be extended by

Ill Mlllllill llllllllll

_ WEDNESDAY snrfr. 2, 1903. _ THE \iIORLD’S SHIPPING.

Lloyd‘s shipping register shows that the

wor!d's shipping consists of 8,943 steam- ers and sailing vessels of 33,643 131 tons' an increase over last year of 35 vessels and 294,365 tons. The increase is wholly

P. E.1sLl,Nn RAILWAY ..3"?.°.;’.:.i.".‘°.Z§’ ,i°.‘.“I:

l.ABOR

KXCURSION RETURN TICKETS will be Lf- sned from and to all stations on September 5th

ret to and on

Tickets regooaonlyfor ooatinnonajonrney

in and are,mat_good!or passage

' ° afterdateofiasne. 1

onogizfada _ sept! nh, 1903. the "wiv eff"-

vessels and 118,01) tons is reported e figures show that steam is fast drlv.

ng sailing ships cut of existence. A few arsago the sailcraft monopolized the ong voyage. trade, and especially was

D a long time past, and a gross decrease of

° 290

Th

i It

aoea train for searis and Georee§o_:_a_____vil%.. this true of the tratlic between Europe, re°¢tal:r°‘5ali)ei-‘:¢`0a mi. rg, Australia and the East before the con-

T gnish and Summerside v;ill leave Charlotte-

' tend o 3.ao o. rn.

'°" °‘ ‘ 3° 9 n 'u G A. snaur, supr.

Railway Oiees, Charlottetown,

NISUSI 293|. 1903- 8~3i. 1.2. 3- ‘ '

struction of the Suez Canal. Steamers now ply on all the great trade mules and this ye xr three steamers are chartered for the Labrador and Mediterranean fish

_ t 'ale which has been hitherto carried by

I I A 0 si3,131 was or shipping anon nearly one

» (Open to Island.)

sail ve ss;-ls.

Ir is gratifying to know that or the 21,-

halt is owned by Great Britain and her colonies. A year ago the shipping und the British dag amounted to llfieen and a half million tons. Th’s year it exceeds

'N H ‘sixteen million tons and ol this vast total

' ' ,_ upwards of fourteen millions is steamer

»-ON-

nnalze In factBritainowns a million ns more steam ton than all the

siiuinii, snr.

esses more sail tonnage than is under

Under management of Hillsboro the British nag. As in is animated that

The classes will be

Three classes sailing boats _ Four oared double scull, (row1ng.)

as effective as sailing vessels, it will be

that more than half the carrying

Pleasure boat rowing trade oi the world today is British. The

Prizes are _ earnings of the na:ion's commercial fleets

A Class-Cup valued at $1113.00. _ ; B Class-(Lobster prize Q20'

2nd. Sé5__-__36r0_d. Suit Fit/ eiorm Clothing,

C $23-si prize $5.00: 2nd- 3-00: 3rd. Suiiabléprizes will be given io the rowing

races NOTE-Any lobster boat to try

for cup can do so.

Races to_stlrt stone o‘eloek sharp. _

There _will he nohme given. This “'i°.¢':.°"¢§' ilgmmvefned br we Nm' smi- vrehf club ima.. _ _

Entry fees for diling races. $x.oo, rowing

race, go cents. _ _

E|£»__\¢_a__t_ohei|\_a_¢:_enolaterthanFnday,8ep- tn- I: S. SU1‘HlRI.AND,_Se<°. Comm. ‘

SCP* I d41

llic Clrtown Steam Navi gaiion Co., Limited.

enormous, although the large amount ftonnage aiioat has had the effect of reducing ireights so that the margin of actual profit is diminished. f

_

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B03tiUl$ Club- ‘st :am vessels ton for ton are three times

’ seen

is o

Wireless telegraphy hm proved sadly at

fault in connection with reporting the yacht races off Sandy Hook. Of boats awomnlnyinlr theraeers there were no

less than three which were equipped with

the wireless system tor the purpose of keeping up constant communication with

~ fusion of messages that nothing could be

madeofthem. The commercial valueof _ the wireless systemhas receivedasevere shockin consequence. The signals from

oneboatinterteredwiththosefrom

_auotheraudthere was ageneral mix-up.

'ove?oom“e'iIs'5ne of the si "ng" t'ppint`§ig

ii' ii if

.”‘9_&l'££9“.‘!5 , __ .

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the shore. The result was suehaemi-

niiw mu rmbn is me prevented ei

people “ Wait till you see us next year i ’ Be that as it may, a man across the boundary line has a still bigger scheme, as told in a New York paper:“'1'he dream of Marcus A. Simmons, a wealthy, man living near Tecumseh, Okla., is a free trip for everyman, woman and child in the United States to the national

'vapital and home again. lr. Simmons is

to the body of the yaifeoted person in t. e l

‘l contaminated germs, as it were, possess- ‘J

it probable. Nor doest he intend ~-to del

1,

vi hen he was of the Liberal fold, bade the '

is now open for the Fall and Winter Course fand 'invites all who wish to secure a sound, practic_al,-business- traipinilg Since last term, _every department has been strengihened. many new Typewriting' machines secured and; one thousand feet of sitting capacity added. Students are ~hssured of the very best in a Business Education that a long experience and first-class teachers can give. No other college in the prov- ince has better facilities, and. the student has the satisfaction of attending a college thoroughly established in the conhdence of those who employ skilled labor. ~. It is no experiment. Our graduates are almost everywhere (enjoying good positions) and are always anxiousto assist a €BC.in getting employ. NOW is the time to enter for a FULL or PARTIAL course. Time

_tide and opportunity wait for no man. Should a good

tion present itself to you to-morrow are you qualiiied to fill it? If not, is it wisdom to delay getting an education such as can be had .at the Charlottetown Business College. >Con- sult your interests by writing or applying Ar- Once for full

information to

s..»».i..u_fi i..:n..MiLLi:n.i>.ni¢ipe1.

tryingtointerest his political friends in thesoheme, andilongreaa may heaaked

totreat ever-yhodytoajfjketat the

natioa's expense. He hah extracted _ ~ - __ _ I E

ncxtllengren I ‘ ‘~ e if ’ ` ” `

'“ him. fir in me him' UPEI! Til Wi.; ‘Hllllllili PRBHNSES

passtheblll

and believdthatthe

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P¥’°P°1Y _ nomanisatrongerthanlnsstomach, _ cansewhen the stomach is drseaseddx-

Dr.Pieree'sGoldenMed1ca1Disoovery

tures diseaseaof the stoanach andothig “gang gf diggsti nutrition. enables the perfedindigstiou assim- lationof food sothat tlrebodyis nonr- ished into perfect health and_strength. n2{,...““‘.I.Y£..“’..P.‘;’??.5'°.»’I.°t.‘;$.‘i.i‘2‘&°i“°’“ menogood,"writesMr.W.H.Wci - lard,N.C. Ilwrntetobr. _

mycase. Heaentmeadeserlpnve

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paper-covere:lbook,or5ostamEfortl\e cloth-bonndvolnme. Addras .R.V. Pieroe,Bn6alo,N.Y.

EDGEBILL, °"|l'.§'»l‘2&‘i'Jf’°‘ WINDSOR, NOVA SCOTIA,

‘ IIICORPORLTBD 18912

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in New Brunswick this Year

is iarmusieazisi to zatnfos

The only place in the Maritime Province: where »Gofma»n'9 Celéi-ated

High Diving Horses, and the Famous Alabama Tronbadours can be seen

Automobile Races, Bicycle Races, Horse and_A;_i|1¢tie Contestsff

lLew Rates and Spwial Excursions on all Railways

Sieamlioals.

_P _ All_entries should he addrssed to the Secretary, who _will furnish

rize L sts, Entry Blanks, and any further infomation on application.

8-Imwf wtlo-as _ _

JUHN A. CAMPBELL, M.P.P. W. S. HOUPER.,

President. r Secretary.

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progress, progress of Education

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;¥i:l>t;1;?its.ci;nti5c, or Tl* f“f°5% mech nical achievement. _ , _

$1.350 00 ll

Amongnoclass of men is the

striving for more‘ de- termined than among Piano Mak ers. The most notable triumph in tliemusical world. in the last de- cade is thepeodnction of the ‘

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An Art Creation is me si

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