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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTE-TOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, JUNE 6, 1901.

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A soft, pliable cushion of

mlfs wool felt, into which iefoot sinks, making a mould° iovitself.

1212 EASIBST SHOE ON EARTH.

An absolute non-conductor.

warmest shoe for winter- coolest shoe for summer,

positive cure for corns,

.Hmions, callouses, tender,

° and perspii-ing feet.

Dr. Recd Cushion Shoe

FOR MEN AND WOMEN.

Sold to one dealer in a town.

_ lanafactnred in Canada for

fill!! BIISIIUI Sll0E 00.

A IIBSSJIY

The J. D. King Co, unused,

, - Toronto.

Alley 8; Cc., Agents at Cn’tow.

Going Fishing ?

.Fine stock of Gear at

Janaiesonfs Drug Store-

Lll new and reasonable prices. A Btfieu Powell would make the

bhing byter.

]tԤi-Ihr best 5c. Cigar.

The Medical Hal

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iioooiioiiiioooa

jjyone-wanting supplies sucli as Cider, Syrup lblfecli nary. eve , for Tea Parties or Picnics nh nt Vat.-hei ’ #and get his prices. Kent Street or inthe market.

ylQ,Fri Szvvzmos.

1 -1 my _I

Great George Street

Livery and Boarding Stables Charlottetown. P- E- I.

First-class s i n g l e

and double teams at moderate rates-

Firie turn-outs for

weddings and private

parties ‘.l`ele,, iioue 100 .

J- K~ STAN LEY.

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'logically so icing, and so long only, as the rine. Sacha position would be logically “HONOUR" TEMPBRED WlTl'I“STUFF” o _

world affairs. There was a distinct strength in ships, men and guns could lhment that some eople are afwrmws

fearless; aiming to 6

S?<=§1i“'l!8*‘fu§_‘:2,°§é§°;‘;1§‘z*;fi',,§:§oi{§f;;‘;t°'°s‘5 There was a further departure from the V d

e cop e' _ ._-__-i--1-II

O P " li laid down b Monroe when the S a _

The Pe op1e’» Paper. , “S Y _

Published at its offices, New Prowse tes sent a naval s uadron and mlliiilry The Monetary Times °t Toronto gives B'

nicer J Sta . fi ~ I

Nofnilsgde Sosa office. atthe following fares toroo to oo_ooorooo with the Eorooooo list of the iron blast furnaces in Canada. _ _ ' b e in a vancez-

iwlliiriiiiiig Edition, daily (except Sunday $3 o _ ~ J . , -N

...$i. ° _ _ _ ` l

25 v O

By using _ _

) "of, powers and Japan in settling the affairs of They are six in number Three are in

ith zzc. er 'f . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

giiiilmveeuig- ignition (wed. e sat.) per Omoo Ontario, at Ha.inilton,Deseronto and Mid Powder' may cover up the oungor,"

ye_.r $1.50; in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Weekly Edition (Wednesday) per year $1. in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .$1

Branch Offices

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E Be it obserx ed that this new departure land' respectively °"° at' Three Rivers g'!1;\;l>t,}(¢:;1i5t»i`E’;-;;°?~l:"j\§‘lf§:_)’f1‘;°"§éec;)G‘;§"t‘;';;i

' has not only not been resented, but on Quebeciand tW°m N°" Smtia' at Syd' clog up the pores offthéaf skllili. gr. A

. dN G1 . M hth la st ii ' Ointment isa oo ort es n.

have been established at thefollowm places the c°Ut“'*“Y has been warmly “elcomed uiylim ew gsgow ul: ielvrge g Toserzoduy absorbed’ and thoroughly Wlihffg ~“‘b?°.“¥"‘9;; “‘ag'rEe ;’;‘§‘0t’;l;‘:sb“";‘;;‘;; by Great Britain. The British Govern- 0 t' ese are the Y “ey "NWS W 5 lamp' ¢u;-gg each and everyh Skgl $155882. e ,a vertismg, J W . . _‘ 1 t ’ _

B C ment and people are pleased to see the Iaclty °f °m t° 11000 wus Per day’ t’° bert” m§1gngot;§::.1; 153301, oxnofgge 55:5: ' ° I United States occupying the Bliilippines ldemmely increased' The Hamilton 1“r' out Dr Chase's Ointment for, besides

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_ be , .im ~t B it i G. S. Mnttart. - 'A i _ b i g the most perfect skin beantitier this f|¢¢¢$§1t M non agen? m O0 S ore* taking a hand in China, and generally “aces can mm °ui' 2mm 300 wus 3' day ogamoblov it can bo und in a score of Y

/“.12”

transac'ed:- Sunimerside Rogers 8'. Rogers’ store-J.

B ker Mana er

ie" exercising u 0 D - * eczema salt rheum and the itching to

J' IL B' MCCREi3?i?t€i. ]`Pi`i\i§iii2s’s’1\iaua er N0 Ubjecliion has bw” raised excel” in mentioned’ being only under constmctmn which women are especially subject. - IDOSI d¢iiCi0US,

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‘ - - as et but W°ll rival the Sydllel' W°1'kS When the feet are sore and chafed the most friendly and academic way, to 7 ’ ‘ mth walking an ooonoouon of DL

_ 1 the illogical position which :he American in extent' *md p‘°°d“°tlv°n°s°° The On’ Cy,“¢'g Qintmeng takes gut the smart-

tarlo furnaces use Lake Superior ore; the ing and alleys the innammation in a, Gl'0C¢l'Sv

,Republic is naw placed in with regard to ` surprisingly short t|me_ Then fo,

lil Miiiiiilliii iiiliiiliiili The “°°"‘°° S°°”‘“ “Z” 1"” :°.ii:‘:..::°t,“.'

its enbirelyiwas not obnoxious to Great P"°““°° and Ne“'f°“ndl”‘° it 9 Que ° Chao,” omtment affords a_ safe’ and

i I ' ' Britain, and Britain has courted, rather f‘““`°°-ces “S2 native beg ore. certain ou,.e_ It ha, mme fp be indie; it

THURSDAY, JUNE 5’ 1901_ ___._.¢__- pensable in scores of thousands o.

SIMSON BROS. 5

T"$..i-i >i3rIa.l.\4'i‘3l.

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T H E _ Republic refrains from meddling in old weak, perhaps, but the Anglo-Saxon ws not the honour( of swung in Par. Nature requtres man to

an; independent Leurnai, nmrammeiied mid meddling with old world affairs when the make it too strong in fact to be success- the stun, _Khmswg Whig Gov,” drink !TlOt‘€i1qUid3 du 1-,

-“ef I

Just impartial, Reliable. Newsy, Philippines were wrested from Spain. fullyassalled. ~ -' i Y - - ‘ ing summer weather

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semis rteifpiioae alice-P. lc.. seamauq . . the f notions faworld owen The Clergue works .t the Soo are not dim.,-em ways, 1;, absolutely cures 2 plgggufgo as it is

ing drink. At g

than opposed the tacit abrogation of one _ home, ; 60 cents g, box, at all dea,lers',

THE MONROE DOCTRINE.

Monroe Doctrine. It is contended b auti-expansionists that the new polio

ually to destroy the force and effect o

sage to Congress he laid down in brief that

the United States should hold aloof from Z

the Eastern Hemisphere and would not li

in any way interfere with the a.ffairs of the old world nations, but would resent

any attempt of old world powers to make conquests, or acquire new territory in North or South America. Upon this basis the United States proceeded for 75 years and upwards quite consistently. It was on this basis that the United States re- fused, though invitei to take part in the international partition of Africa in 1855 and subsequent years. At that time United States trade with Central Africa was actually greater than that of several of the powers which took part in settling the affairs of the Dark Continent.

It isto be observed that no European

nation except Great Britain has ever ex- J

to the Monroe Doctrine. Britain has done

so and could well afford to do so. As the owner of one h/alf of the North Americani continent, with Newfoundland and her possessions in the West Indies and South America, she stood to gain rather than lose by maintaining the existing order of

things and having otherEuropean nations

shut out from acquiring possessions or in- terfering in America. Hence in the Venezuela episode Britain quite frankly

gave recognition to the Monroe Doctrine in a manner which gave offence to the

nations of coutinputal Europe.

Put it is quite clear that if the Monroe Doctrine is to be maintained it must be in its entirety and not merely one half of it. The United States is in a position to

` O half the doctrine because the remaining THB WOR!-D’S WOES. or Edmanson. Bates & Cp., Toronto. = ef ii ew °= ef _ Dr. hase s

iiifisbeo th on ni wh . -- ” c '

The situation therefore tends to greater 1 This world’s I-ii endless vale of woe. - " i s. ii a ii. econ e it as

°t tlnent strengthened by the differences

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expansion tends to abrogate and event- growiog out of oosoomo moms mo, in _tho _ _ ---O--' In the neWe8t.p;l*ifA¥B8 ,ind

f um endprovoke a very wide breach of friend-_ . RBWARDED POR conspicuous |q°‘hty no' °P em' Q’ arm. and none 'but ersvpriaes

The policy of imperial expansion upon mooounoso between the wo moo, Eoo_ 1 ' Where man but wakes toslgh; Bay ooh black

tm between the United States and the con Looks In her glass ond swam.

nk --

n-- E. A. Fitzgerald, the famious moun-

,,,-,,»,_ tain climber, who went to South Africa

` as a non-commissioned omcer of the Im-

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tended any sort of diplomatic recognition

Tbeshockandstrainof

throiofh a circus se woul seem to be extra dinary. Butitlsziotn

ous system, asthe str

and drain of the

ery life of mam woman,

is not the great shock the storm which wears stone but the “ contin dropping. S0 in woma life it is not the reat

mands upon which wear her out, but interminable leakage of her stren

d

through the diseases that a&`ect thexl

cate womanly organs.

To stop this ceaseless leakage

strength is as much the desire as

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dut of women. It can be done once m andyfor all by the use of Dr. Pi ' I I

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Favorite Prescription. This medicine is not a cure-all but it is specially designed

for a specific purpose, the cure of

Shronic diseases peculiar to women. ries up the drains, allays ~./~

ulcerations and cures the rf 5 displacements which are >

. . g _

at the bottom of wonian’s miseries. \\

ere is neither opium,

cocaine or other narcotic contaioed in “ Favorite

Prescription.”

“For ive*-earl my wife was in an

almost helpesl condition, suffering from female weakness." writes S. Evert ., of rmnn Was in

bl Co., “ p in dedded to try Dr. Pie|oe’s Favorite Prescrl

tl. . -

Efniis. HY; Sete bers! Duo

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Shesookscvenlbottlesof themedicine and

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and fm” 5 °“m°° 2311 services in the field he has been commis-

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J perial Yeomanry, has entered the regular

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army As a reward for conspicuous

1;' stoned a lieutenant in the Fifth Dragoon 1 Guards

so wearing nponeaii.h}e _--¢-- °"°’°g° "°‘”‘“ ’ “°‘fn Ti-is Lass 1-is i-ms 'ro s.».Y

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The more eminent the clegyman the

It shorter his sermon-the more eminent the

eminent the doctor the smaller his pill

°§ lawyer the shorter the plea-the more

nis As Elbert Hubbard says, the more a mari!

¢ knows the less has to say.

h

of

is Urlc Acid in the blood.

° Uaheaithfy kidneys are the

cause o the acid

of the system and rheumv tism wouldn't occur. Rheu- matism is n. Kidney Dis-o ease. Dodd's Kidney Pills

, have made s great part of . their reputation curing

Rheumatism. So get at the alan of those earful ohootlng_ pains and stiH, aching Joints. There ll but one sure way-

It

_ , ' ill If the k'd A inflammations. heals the `5'g “my should' t',;¥':,go,d

I strain the Urie cid out

ii; b.i.iifii°..i>.'»'maa“ '°°°fsi°:¢i'i“.iifi°a¢i»;”'y “iii _i dd’ housework." i

A gift. Dr. Pieree's Common Sense

Medical Adviser roo8 pages, is sent free

on receipt of stamps to psy expense

customs andfpostage only. Son 3: org A

cent stamps or the per bound volum

. _ =- 1* A mci.i-EAN »

say, “Hands oft” to European powers’ °’ 5°i,jt‘{,'f‘]I’§e{r°‘:od££;°dIfI'fg.Q. Adare” ’ town

K DL » » 6 D ole d&w tf, ‘

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,To Work on Ploloi Wahl llorh

100 Men or more.

which the United States has entered since nohooookioo notions out at tho some C°m‘°“°m°“‘ n°v°? 7°twa5 mund i f fr r" ""‘ F _ ' .”'-,_ 1 in-ggigi-,»]¢)i_;i_'r,,Eig¢y

1898 has caused much diiscussmn mainly time leads to some re’sentinent from the Beluw the arching sky. . Yqrknjznnghudi' I

’ _ onyx: N-wicx

confined to the ress of theRe ublic as to ooooioooool European f,-,m;1y_ 1,, is pgs.. The thin man mourns because the flesh 1 V 6 *peru s¢mi;m__(m_gi by

. , ._ : ¢~,',_-1.. 'fc .

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Y , ' -. , al _ i L Y- _ ' -» __ -~ _ ~ ~ - ~ _

In Bake Dishes, Soup ureenli A

Cake Baskets; Tea and Codes sets. !“'°o'i;'v°:‘;o,?;f‘;oa°mo°_°i'i““

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Waiters &c. ,i ne win be at H. c. cemieny

Also it large variety of A 1. ilat .1-e,.,,,,,sg_,,,, mmm

table ware.

G- H' TAY LGR H0ll?&cc_

Sunnyside Queen Square

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A Baalilili Elgmiil ol

QUEEN Vliilllllll

For only 10 cents.

All over the world thee pistures will

be sold. “None knew her t to Love

lier; None named flier but to praise. There are Ten Million people in the United States-and Canada who will each want one these beautiful Pictures. They are full size. x6xzo. No_expeu_se_had been spared and the picture is nil worthv of a handsome rame. '».gent.s can sell xo: a day, _

Samples by Mail, post-paid. ice.

3&Doz pictures, 75c., sell for $i.zo

PN t 45C-

5o pictures, $3.09 sell for $5 oo, proit

‘a'°q° ig ii

xoo 5.oo, xo.oo, profit 5.oo Better order loo at once and strike

vvhilplthe lll_llNhl§ :£012 'ight flmo tose goodsisw en e peope wa them. They want them N0.\V n*

Home Novelty Mig. Lo., P.0. Box. Sl!

Dept. 355, 1n_ciiieage,'

Good Wages. Apply to

Sl rw 121

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the bearing of expansion upon the famous d 1 di rd IS thin | 011119515 1701188. who was winner cf thirty-seven

“"° “M” ""5 °“"'°“”“ "° “° ° ‘°° rue may with one double cum _ ».,;. i »n1=¢»n°-tie x.»-»rn.a.,r-me

M°m`°e D°ct"i°°' The" “Una” t° be “ ship. Should the worst come to the 1 SERVICE. ' T hf¢¢Y¢°»f° °\¢1» °“¢ ¢°f"l1i¢l"Nll¥ 3°°d deal °f t°"°° in this °°“i'°“t‘i°“' worst we may yet find the English-ape When Presidmt _M°“"°° 'in 1823 Pm' ing world making common cause to mai

pounded the famous doctrine in his mes- mio Whoo romoioo of the Monroe D

Charlottetown, every

Apl 25. T'-i. \( \. st w

can Tmim

travel

Rent terms

¢°P°l1"°‘1¢f,&.¢»£v

THE SUBSCRIBER 0505

h _wowknown and bomtuun!

ansdcwne

nun

Worth s

_ First class

double teams.

ami prints'

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5 20-d 3:n

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Sill. BABHUIHERS, M.il.G.M

L. R. C. P. London,

YHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

tb sul Residence; Kent St. Opposite Mlrk Wrlgllfs Facvorv.

WCB ll0URS:8-I0 ii.m..lZ ml U.m..7 to 8 ||.lD

THIPHONE COMNI l\`lCA'1ION. Dec

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lackioiioii & Williams

Bar isters, Solicitors, Notarie . etc.

ILA. MACIGNNON. LL. B., K. C.

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B- WILUAMS. ` ` .

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Qloe-Cameron Block, C

HneytoloenonRealBstate.

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Just received 875 boxes of Oranges 1

and Lemous,sel1mg cheap ‘vbolessl

and retail.

I. A. Hutcheson .,.,,3;.°,‘.‘i,';,.,,._

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-21 dtf.

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Dividend Notice. »

lorohants Bank of,`P

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- _ Qtsrlottetown, May 31st, root _. ‘ - ,. _ . - 'vi ‘

mseeisiuefesy given can ¢ nan yea.-1, diva- r ‘ " e ' I _, ‘.2 i gs _

&ni dthe rate of 8_ per cent per annum on the - '_-. " ` ._ ,F _-

.girl stock of this bank has been declared, ' _. _ _ , ' :‘ _, l" . i

Kok at its Banking house on and after july " .- , I 4" »` 5 - .~ ` "5' ,_ ' .

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Tktransfer books will be closed from tlie`x7th _ e c

next, both days includ

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Cashier.

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SPECI SHOW

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t Paton’s This Afternooii

Consisting of Milliuervyg; Waists,_ New Dress Goods, Laces, Gmzai, All-over Lanes, Tucked, Silks, Lung, Chi5‘,m md Togooo o

_ .':,§;¥.‘.;°.§.".i.i2.*.. :*;:.‘°i'.§.i;‘:.~.‘.‘.::°;:“:‘::f'.t:;“;'.: :t:.';‘."..‘:.‘.:.°.'.~._‘*‘°“°f’°‘~"°~ “"°"°° "°~“°- F1°-~ V

_S5 pieces Silk and dress goods. 85 Flounoed B an in Satin Undorskirts from $1 00 to $5 50.

25 New York style Silk Weir' all lesdingsba les. Tholasst Weil* e ' ted. 100 ' -

Embroidered Waist Mui ns, White E-'libro lerird Dresses. 23 'dozmahvvreiislilindphrowor n, whilt:`p<>.i::‘§iiti gizezniiqvzdumnst Bodslgé u .

71 worth 85a for 49c. ICO boxes new Flowers Feathers and General Millinery Trimmings. Fruit, Velvet Ribbons all withs Flows 1 ) ‘ “Z” 5% *'° white CuiE-ms, Velcure, cream and fancy and black Buckles, tucked and _plain Chiii'ons_ FsncyChih‘ons, Millinary Gsuzes. Plain ailvozsogi bhcsk md Quills, Feathers. Tips, Velvet Ribbons, Ospreys, Nets, Vcilings, Gold Sprays and Qaills, Ribbon Chii-an, Fancy Hat Pirie, Crown BU' g imqod tg” Sailors, Tin-bans, Shapes, Touques, Fa"ucy,Folsgs. All _on main counters Thursdsyafternoon. _ _ _ _~ _ s’ n "mm *ts*

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Livery S

Prince Stroe Ch town. P

Fineturnoitts for