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The dull white or the glossy finish ' `

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just add lukewarm water

Good grocers sell it.

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STRENGTH

One bottle of our Com-

pound Syrup of Hypo- phosphites tells a better story of results than half a dozen bottles of most kinds Gives real strength of bone. nerve and sinew. Wards od the lassitude of _summer days. Contains no adulteration or inferior

ingredients. Made per- fectly, from perfect mater- ials and sold at a low price. Easy to take- good for everyone. Phy- sicians endorse it Use it to-day.

Price 75c. full pint.

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J. li. JNMIESUN,

DRUGGIST, The Medical Hall.

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TIIIE SETTER

Get your tires tightened cold by the new method. No more burning the woad to pieces, the dish of the wheel is car- rect and kept right. Having one nf these tire sellers in practical operation. I solicit the patronage of the public. All wood and iron repairi g attended to and thoroughly warranted. ,

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McLeod & Co., are hereby notified

that the books have been placed in Mr. Horace I-Iaszard’s hands for

collection, to whom all accounts

shall be paid at his oiiice “Cam

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having been an_thorizsd,‘to grant re- ,_

ceipts for the same.

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THE HOME OF THE GUARDIAN

(DAILY AID WEEKLY.) North side Queen Square. CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.

Business Office Telephone l33c-

F Olce Hours 8 a.m. to 6 p. tn.

I. P. HOOD, Advertising llgr. F. R. Nltwsou, subscription Mgr.

fiitorisl and News Telephone 133.

Oice Hours rs noon to 6 p.m.; 8 to rs p.m.

J. 8.8. BMCREADY, Editor

Residence Telephone 32

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MONDAY AUGUST 24, IGB.

THE PETIIEL AND SILVER SPRAY.

The latest danger ot international com-

plications between the Dominion and the United States arises out of the attempted seizure of the American steam fishing smack Silver Spray by the Canadian re-

venue cutter Petrel, during which Q shot or two was tired by the latter. ,At this oatcdistance and in view of past acquain- -rtance with the Government’s Potrel, we are rather pleased to hear of the cutter

. distinguishing herself in any way. It we remember rightly the Petrol was cr-

iginally a lake craft and was purchased by the Marine Department for the purpose ot testing the Capes Route during the winter season. She was brought down here and

placed in the icy straits and after making

Summerside proved unequal to her task and was laid up at Tormeniine until tne f- llowing spring. `

As a wint.~r boat the Petiel wasa signal

failure but the experiment brought some Q ridicule upon the Marine Department ot

that day. As a fishery protection cruiser

poachers. In the recent episode it ap- pears that the Silver Spray was clestlyl fishing in Canadian waters When the Petrel came along and ordered her to

heave to. The captain ot the Spray was wise in his generation, and with more tear of conthcation than of the Petrel’s

old brass smcoth~bore artillery gave his “ft “full speed ahead” and iran away

CI- . He was fast outpacing the Petrel when

the l .t er opened tire in order to compel a T stop. But _the Spray kept on, although say-.ral shots appear to ha re struck hone, and ore of them made the splinters fly as ia. crashed through the captain’s cabin. .\'.> o.:e was ki!l¢d cr wounded, fortunate-

‘k l_\, and the Petrel was distanced in the = rac : to nent-ral waters. .

Ns inter national complications are

y likely to arise, and no doubt the poacher was glad to make good his escape as he did. Ol course “he did not know he was in Canadian water.” They never do kno w- till afterwards. But Canada is being iauuhed at for the Iailure to cap- ii ture A Buifalo paper describes the only

no on the entteras “a small, antiquated E

to

gras 5 rare luck toiltavefgfma s hit at 111, *It may have been aitol an ao- eideit that he did so. Ot ‘course it there

escape. And the laugh la against the

ntended the equipment of all the Pro- jvinces and Territories west of Ontario

!They have rivers and harbors in British 5 Columbla.as well as we in oureastern Pro- lvinces. 'We believe they are quite as 'iwell equipped with light houses and

other aids tonavlgation as we. For the prairie country and the Great West ‘generally we provide the Mounted Police ata cost ot nearly a million dollars a

year. Having also given the people of

the west tive times the railway mileage in proportion to population that the peo- ple of the centre and east of the Domi- nion enjoy, we fail for the present to see the urgency ot the demand for more rail- ways.

li.

Our correspondent C. whose letter ap-

pears in another column renders good service in calling attention to the neglect- ed condition of the Old Cemetery on Mal- pequc Road. Our new and beautiful cemeteries evince a good measure of taste

and loving care for the resting places for

the the remains of loved ones departed, which appears sadly wanting in the older cemetery. Many citizens have felt sadly over this neglect, but did not know how

to proceed to bring about a better order

of things. What is the proper charge of many persons collectively is very fre- quently neglected. The Guardian wel- comes the movement to awaken concerted public interest in this matter audlhopes it

may be followed up. The city's credit is in some m=asure at stake when the graves of so many of the fathers, mothers and relatives of the present generation, and of others once active in our civic life hui' who may have no descendants here. are left so sadly neglected.

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Would You‘Think lt? A

W ld think it possible that

eouldmbedggpointed in the face of away:

beauty? Such ent comes not seldom when the turned to yon I

` shows disfignr- i

ing blotchesand blemishes. In ‘ g e n e r a I the , cause of _these eruptions rs nn- i pure blood.

Dr. Pierce’s

Golden Medical Discovery puri- iies the blood, and r e m o v e s l the corrupt ac- cu rn u 1 a t i o n a w h i c h cause

V - fe disease. When the blood is cleansed, pimples, tetter,

lit-rheum, boils, sores, and othe:nr"1esulta of impure blood, are perfectly pet- manently cured.

‘Forthreeyears I sniferedwiththt dreaded

disease eczema," writes Mrs. J. XT, of Her- man, Uregon. *I was told to try __ l’ierce's Golden Medical Discovery, which I dsd, and af- terlhad takentourteenbottleslwas penua- " nentiyenred. It hasbeen uyearaincelstopped taking your_medicine and_1t has n md since. I think your medicine n won cure

and hope others suB'eri;&_as I did, will take it

and be relieved of their ering."

Some of the mon remarkable cures _

dected by “Golden Medical Discovery " have been of scrofulous diseases. ’

'I will forever g‘on“for_ me ti:

. Pl¢l’§'l edlal 1

w-rTietesDrXrs"]as. Murph . of Fonda,

Ithascuredmeofchronicscrofula

ding. I had doctored in

completelydiseonraged. eafortwelveyears. I

-betterthan Ieverwns

erce’sGolden\¢ediml bottl.eaot'the‘Discuv-

Accept no substitute for “Golden Nled-

icsl Discovery." There is nothing “Just

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smoothbore,used tor saluting purposes, ol! asort which it aimed point blank at a dlnrch would miss theparish.” Unda-

ohase hard cond|t!ons the Poii'al’s skipper

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banding °Y Ban of Canada.

NEILHICQUARRIE, K. C.

.uiuawA' E' A.Rs_EN_AUL1:` E ‘ ' 'A A carnaaln nrcuossoi N, I ~

*I Pills _

asgood”fordiseasesoftheetomach,.

Dr.Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets cnxodia-

zinemandsickheadache.

‘Do get the best notei accommodation awaysstopat

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TEE SY 'DNEY ` svnmnr, s. s. g “Hotel Duferin’ |

ST. JOHN. N. B. ‘Heres .es¢c==°-="'

. S. B, Le. |to|_w||.us. rnpi

L Ewa: an intention ol shooting to hit it* _ . Uarguas that the Canadian was V017 SUN, ' ' I " ' If ` ' -

` é' ~ that the Silver Spray was well within our , _ - I » » 1° |' Q - . -

~» it l no luml all f uni uve Smal in no no was humiliating to permit the prize to? _ i ‘ 4 ' i ,1 _ A I ,

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We publish* the letter ot Mr. Hughes" I I F N B To h an "gl

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M. P. with pleasure although his arsu- ` I wwn’ I ment does uct strike us as particularly ll ravin

.NSEPTEIIIISER 2lSt I0 26lIl,’03 <:».»....... way equipment of the cnet west we - E- ,1'||¢§;y,W¢¢a¢5“

The Largest and Most Important Exhibition to be Held 7’

in New Brunswick this Year. ` I My ‘nd E mm' ali

The only place in the Maritime Provinces where G0fm9-n’s Celebrated I zafd 2 m

ANADIAN _. .C ’.>Ac|r|c: Rv.

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EXIIIBITIIIN .-......`l.“‘.‘.‘ li“.`§`3."Z`2€..».i..

' 1 -Facu- Smglc Fare I cnanLo1'rr;1:owN. P. E. I.

g sINGLE.1mBE oN

EA U GUST 280| to SEPTEMBER 8th, Indusrv' ,

I-0w Rates , AND Low R4 TES oN 8

AUGUST 318! and SEPTEMBER 376', 1903.

- All tickets good to Return until Sept. 151k, 1903.

` HUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th, 1903. I oNE EERE For Bo UND T311' BETWEEN

._ ' ALL sT.4r1oNs, SEPT. sm. out ana- nn-. _ Good to Rsiurn SEPTEMBER 80:. 1903.

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FREDERICTON, N. B. '

COURSES OF INSTRUCTION IN

clvn. ENGINEERING

-AND IN- ' .

Fall term opens October 5th

Feld W k ' be ° ° 1.. M1atricui;tio§nEZc;?rin§Ei1:>ieIi§mI1l;i\;§r;ity Library, October

tst, 2nd and 3rd.

For fullparticulars write to _ .

E. BRYDONE JACK. Dean of the Engineering Faculty. *_

1-29 mvf vivd .~ ~

High Diving Horses, and the Pamous ltlabama Troubadours . can be seen* ,sg

this season. ‘ I _

Automobile Races, Bicycle Races, Horse Races and Athletic Contests. I The largesgprlsg Hg; y¢g_

Low Rates and Special Excursions on all Rsilirays and

Steamboats. , I love” $6’owt00 in

All entries should be addressed to the Secretary, who- will 'furnish Live stock, dairy products

Prize L'sts, Entry Blanks. and any further information on . poultry entries kllae nth

Joan A. cAn1>BsLL,M.1>.1>. ' w. I“"i°"‘°’°”*’i°*“'*°°‘°*"

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,The fastest classes ever started

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s.1»’50+0@ ll

Theveeyiowist hihits and P ,

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raceprogrammes and all

President. ,

Fall Days

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ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT! Soon br

si:.':°:.f;;‘s.°‘.tf.‘.1°...‘l‘§°.°:..°:::.;°:~:.:‘.;, _‘ _s _ Ilolro

University of New Brunswick! -

bought your

Puo|.gc_a_gc'r|on

Jays

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sr. menouln. svsésmgm e1

ass acrslof me seiet

young cattle. aosheep, 5 pegs, lot of hens, geese and turkeys. _ »I||PI,RlEN1'S-1 Massey binder, (nearly

:;ln'rTg.uiis°i{iil' arifiiig 'ina waxing" I I -55 __ I A

nrnemofall kinds Konseh ld furniture os =llkinds,alsoseveralotherartii:lestoo name:

E, ieuevin as sr sneer. *rem*

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open to inspection.” Should' gordedesire toms¢e¢B1\\’fl38_¢l|l'l*3`. , . , sggefgrherine Richoison or Samuel

s ._ .- __ _ -spcts¢na.I.et61aus.».d6lv1i1»d

‘ Sunnyside, Ch’town, P. E. I.

mafe by the Ames Holden

' Co., Canada’s largest and

foremost firm. They-beat the world., Price, Gent’s

ro, Ladies’ $3 . 50.

Warranted 4 months.

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TncSHe,iIMAit:=`e. - * ’.

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as seeeevefeewiennhersaeoft wearealittle ‘ tbeSqaar¢’1nourlocation, " _f ,

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Trade is coming this way, whyishould it neg? “ '

Seetheloto£Men’scostsandvestsmarked tosell A range of cloth forladics and skirts. Iighesf prices allowed for woolin "

Store

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Coal

Electrical Engineering WHf[E&

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