A '>>AN an Independent gui-nal, nazi-nnimeued and tour own tariff. A third fact is th

‘N IN E

AThis preparation is made

from Fresh Beef, Ammonia, Citrate of Iron and pure im- ported Sherry. It combines in a pleasant form the valu- able nutritious, tonic and stimulating properties of its ingredients. Prompt results ~ will follow its use in cases of .sudden exhaustion and will ` _ve a valuable restorative

‘ior all convalcscents.

Price 7 5'.: pint bottle

_Ji G’ 50N’ A acednnts tally confirm the earlie;-.Areportsi _ A C i __ A _ `_~, __ " i _ ot an unprecedented yield. The crop _Vis-t ' » i ~_ V _ r _A \ ~ _ _ '

..A'§4AL _ f _ moreover approaching the time when it A V _- 4 ’ ‘ ` 1, C I A ° FRXDAX' AUGUST 22’ 1902' Twill be out ol reach of it; greatest danger T » . _ A - » - f~~ ~ ~~ Ll _._ 'A

..._ . _ ~` _ sc- .. =_._‘\_ . ._ _iw ;»,;\'_'i_"*?<.“~11~‘ '~_ -f’ 1 ' _

.ferr ~ _ - ,;_

EF’ IRON THE GUARDMN

fearless; aiming to Just, impartial, Reliable, Newry, seeking at all times o further the best interests

l'I‘he E'eox:»1e’o: Paper

blis at its

;jSemi-weekly dition (Wed. li Sat) per

. , .

Elliot Business Mlnlger.

1- 1.. .- » - » _ '_ _ _T

of the people. and recognized therefore as *Wynn

the

upon Canadian trade

United States as would an

olosoeoompe tition from outside our pet ple

benefit. ot cheaper goods thamtghey

could otherwise obtain. There is a Avéry

ta-~ »» ..................... .» -»d ~»= of f __ ='¢°.i‘vliini“"°°(W°d°°sd”)pery°a' miimi °° _furnish Pwdvcw of wverivr er- “ .~ - _ _ _ _' ' _ "

_ Bmn°ch ofums ' Joellence. Close competition is always a A _ V - _ V ` _ _ ' . 1 _-'ij_. _

li been b ished i ll wi 1 I ' _ ‘ i _ » " f 1’»f.__- .°.':.. ....°.:.e;..?:..:i.‘:.§s°.f i»»~==»»=»=f~=1~»1»»=-in in we ~=~°~=f»=t~==° - _ i 1 _ __ _ _ _ .

:_<_l.-_:£\§f:~1'-S1118. ibb work and °\h¢<=1' b°S"1'4‘ _and trade. And it with the present rate __ _ V _ A e T' < ' ~ » . “fi _ § ~ ‘ l3¢mm¢f**d¢iR°Z¢r8 & R°8°f°' l¢°f¢-J. B.C. ‘of duties our manufacturers cannnthold ' ~f - T __ _ ,, _ _ _

B ker, Manager. _

A1benon,A§ii.¢mn Post office-Herbert clark. their own in the home market it is sate _ V __ _ _ V V _ _

South Euatgetlelenhone Omce-P. G. Selmnn (0 531 thfm mlliii be S°m€l7hiUR 'NDR » » F _ _ ] ‘ '~ =‘ ‘ 1 ” ' I.2.s.uA¢ciHianv, I J.1>.uoon, i"Am‘ "h°'1` m°"h°d°° A A ~ _ ° ’ _ A _ 1 . . A” “A

Up in Manitoba they are boasting _of

wheat ears 7§ inches long. The latest

_ _ ._ _ ._. _- _ ',’.»» ` - . - L ‘ ~ ‘ =. _ <, -_

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VN_l;_\\____ slsggpost og>§i1Zeces,“1;¥_:;vf5i_'gv3:g!;_l:¢_e1§._ Rffat advantage to_ consumers in this. .lu l i §:.1'.‘.‘§‘.$.‘°..t§‘::.*;‘.f_°.;;., im... S....,»,, ‘Y”“°“°“’° °"§"°“"°° °‘“` °"“ ”’““"' _ 1 I; ff .fence month ,gt png., ____________________ _ _ _ um lecturers are smnulated to use the lagst _ _ _ _. _ »» - -» ~ ~ . = ,_ A f e ,~

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___. _______ » __ |' e ~ i; _ .1 in _ l - __ __ V V THETARIFF QUESTION' _the summer frosts Harvesting wii _ _ V _

Bgwflg is in .:.z;;;.:°;f1;f::;.::°.:;: ::<‘._§::.';:: s '59 aiireei1‘ff»m65 w 80@»aai e A 9 f §i`.°§'§f`li`.m§§.if;'§§'§.f..§‘l..'§°§§§f.§§§§`.} =f°‘==» be to hm°=~“°g W3" Come quick if "you want one. * A A _ Digestive Organs 5;;g_;;;§~;»;;_ »;;;;;;;g__»~»y;_ff;;;g 23333.22;_°3;§'.i,‘;€.1i_°.;‘;f;i‘i.£’.3i;; ‘$3 39 w sian at Retail ssc _in “"““°°".;“.‘i 'Z.‘;‘i§§2?..‘i°.I.i;‘;’~.§”‘ l= ;;.:;...;i.K..=.;_.,.. ......... i..- T gif; 1_j~V}>_V1__° __j§_~_=':_f__1;°_ 3; I;=§__° __jj_‘;é§_§;‘ __ 55 Waist' _reta.il_ _p rice froiirf _ -e .. ....... ... ....,. -

, be f _ r 0 probable that atleast some of the later

leading ,Republicans and newspapers of

_ wheat willsuffer The coming two weeks

A E G A & E __ S *that Dart? a.e strenuously advocating alww bg Aa ‘Jima or anxiety to our _

reduction of tariff rites. Meanwbilelthe `_ _ _ _ . . Vi __ V A-

BUTTERNUT V ‘Democratic party mn? be said to beA prune brethren An regard to both fwA°t i A A` __ A”’Ai_'v `A°"°A"~ A

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For Sick headache, Bilious attacks,

Constipations ; Foul and Discrdercd

- Stdxzmchs they have no equal . . . .

_ POR slit: tvcnvivursc, 25c Pen cox. -; ' you nv u.¢.::. ox n:csiP'r or Psics. `..

STANTON’S PA IN RELIEF,

AK INTKINAI. AND IXTKIINAL RZHSUY. _'J

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the next-i>reSiden\i=1l election- T Heretofnre widows of natives in India

Here in Canada the active agitation tends in the opposite direction. The manu- facturers claim that they need further jprotection against the great industrial

_cimbines across the border, while a portion cf those in' Canada formerly

. Ceres Rhumariwi, Colic, Spieing_,Nei:m1gi1. -' strongly commitsed to a tariff for revenue

-P'

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_ ron sal.: zvenvwuznt. Pi=i:c 25c Pen eorrtn. _».

U Sole proprietors, Tim Vliuaarn Cuauxcu '»>=

> C0. Limited, Montreal, Canada.

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\'= ,-’ many hundreds of our -

_ ` popular prices-eopywill

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money, sbouldyou desire ‘ _ totradebuck. A »

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On and after the 6th Sept. next

we; ~ the undersigned chartered Banks in Charlottetown Will on Saturdqgfs close our doors for bus- finess at 'twelve o’clock noon.

On other week days wewill close

:as usual at 3 p. m. ` BANK or Nova SCOTIA, -ROYAL BANK on CANADA.

Bama or New Biwivswrcir, Msncairrs’ BANK or P.E.IsLAz~m. Aug za-I mo

.’P. E. I. Railway, Labor Day

FXCURSION RETURN TICKETS will be is-

isued hom and to all stations on August goth, ;3ist and September ist, iqocz. lood to return up to and on September md, rgoz. .

Tickets are good only for continuous joumey

‘in either direction and are not 'good for pas- :sage nn going journey after date of issue. ~

On Mohd Se exnber ist ihe re lar

fy. Pl 1902. zu

afternoon train for Sourin and Georgetown _-will leave Charlottetown at 4.3o p. m., instead of1.5o p m., and the regular afternoon traiii for 'lignish and Summerslde vii! leave _Char- 1.-.tietown at 4-45 D rn. instead of 3 25 p. ni.

G. A. QHARP. Supreintendent. 1

Railway _Ot5ees,Chariottetown,eug. 2oth,i9o2. 3

-d Aug. nun, 25th, 27th and zgtn, and w ii L

Arfact is that tbrre is a strong and widef f V _spread movement in the United States iii” -A - e 1 emma. M°“d“' ‘ith 5”? ' AA eM°“d3 *AS* S’ *

locly are beginning to look with some favor upon a system of retaliatory duties

_ __ 4_8 __,.________.___V_._____._ _______i_f.» 'toward the United States. John

Charlton, M. P. is_one of the number.

in support - of lthis contention lit is pointed out that in tai-iii' matters we have been met with a spirit oi

Iieltlshness and greed byour neighbors

icross . the border, who have fenced out

, Janaidiau products from their country as

liar-as possible, while they are now able to

suppiy omsds with mm than hair or an

pretty general during the coming week,

were prohibited from marrying, as years ago they were compelled to be burned on the funeral pile ivith their husbands' bodies. Under British rule the practice of suttee, er burning,'was lone; since declared i1|_ega!, and it is now rare that a widow violates the law. In 1823 in

Bengal alone, 575 widows gave themselves up to be burned. Ofthese 109 were-above sixty, 226 above forty, 250 above twenty _and 32 under 20 years of age. They w_e_Arc induced to prefer burning because of the disgrace attributed to sorrowing widow- iicod, and the impossibility of mamying again. Slowly the native A population have become reconciled to the abolition of suttee. Quite recently one of the

native rulers took the unheard ot step oi

issuing a decree permitting the nmarriage

themanufactured goods which she iuiports "ot widows. Thus steadily' it slowly Athe

from abroad. This is true notwithstanding the preference of one third oil' which we

A The seldsh unfairness ot_the treatment- l accorded to Canada in commexci-il matters, ; is indeed admitted by the more fair-minded of their own leadiaa journafs. The Boston

H Her ld among the number says:

“We are lreatina' the Canadians in trade

1 matters in a reprcbensibly unfair manner;

__ we have alienated to quite a. degree their

good feeling towards us by this unwise i action; we have thrown them into the A current of British imperialism simply _A because we have not _hai the wit to wisely develop and apply a great .trade A* i policy which should embrace the entire I

Acontinent. And now under the instiga-

T socfa' ion, which, it is said,’is to carry on Va

_ erican wares that now find a market on

the other side of our northern frontier.”

which the manufacturers hc-pe to move! the people and Government ot Canada to ‘ a policy of higher duties. But our peoplel 1 and Government will do well to consider F three main facts ofthe situation before*

taklagaetion *o raise the rates of duty. _ The first fact is that our manu- ‘A

factoring industries are so prosperous as not to need increasel protection. Another

_ give to the United Kingdom. - A

.f tion of the Canadian Manufacturers’ As-. _ tmhanm{,_gAhAH]aec]¢if,f“;;ta,.iAi A

_vigorous campaign _in all parts of D5 APi_°f°'i°'i»’AA

‘in favor of greater protection, it is by no.__¢gVn~__¢_` digasest gf ‘l means impossible that a sentiment in' *¢°_;13;_}\ 315 °¥:n¢1' ufavcr of retaliation against ns can bel §;u.iti°n_ §t mama built up which will compel Sir Wilfrid§|..the nutrition

‘better iniluences__o£ Christianity, and

civ.liza ion are making headway in India

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When a man is sick and can only work _

half the time he is practically half. a man. It requires his whole physical energy to do half a nian’s work.

In general the weak run down

condition which cuts the strength and energy in half is due to dis-

organs of di gestion and nutrition. You could not expect a half starved man to work more than half the time. The

condition of the man with weak stomach is that of the half starved

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an rain. _ ¢ . _ _ _ ____}_

§:i1:‘;;?.‘;.;;;f§:ei:f;‘. ;‘;;‘.;§;?:_“i;;: v __ i N0 avvfobaflov and 1ft_hey. are iioi sofa

0 clock Mon_da5’».t111=cn we will 'iiSa;y. Want wa-iists at any price. _ '

- Come quick- i c » _ . . 1

V’ ;`__'_ _" _ ’ '_ __ . ' .si -'

_ “_ V____.._V _ _ ' _g _VV _, D 1,

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HALF é IWANLA

ease of the stomach and other '£6 ` W

tion. _

Medical Discov

ALaurierTs government to place, _through l stringent custom exactions, a practical A" l,,A`A“d Asumach `_ interdiction upon tAhe_ coming into the

Dominion of a very large part of the Am-i »_w°*h_ii’¢*°A”'m¢~ A6 1*' f

. . . ld

American unfairness is the lever by f»w§hoat1diiitressi_ cociild oiiigg

ani: Co.. N. Y.. “nad wit itmoreorlessulgtevu safer." == i.vei°~>i=‘ in was tm C ym er.

a few certain thin andw _.xi

able tgwork halighe time.” E?-

ery thing I tried only gave may g.....*=°‘»°'°.;:i :ie or

_ ; rce‘s

_.olden Medici! Discover-yfsnd Pleasant.-J’e1lets.* I tpok ,six _ _ bottles of ‘Golden Medical_Dis~ ' -

¢<!V¢fY' and twovials of Doctor - ’ Pieree’s Pl

fit... uma i i"€“°$i“.i ’i’.‘°“

e _ _we a sop tn ‘n -

medicine. .Several months havg

Esoed a|Id_‘I can do the hardest » _ - ‘

nd of work, can eat anything

that is set before me and en'oy it. _I am 27 years old and tins

if the list time I have ever ‘

been well.” '

_ __-It , ,~_

Qiitiitcl ncaa-viii, imitate a Proposed of .s.Vs.'lciMPiNi. _

W-“NG HT FATHE8 P0181. oasis. Peace. efiiiin iiivsn, suuaznsins inn nriouf

AB#

NE No. _ 3, OPENe-

- The Frost -.ma was N0. 3 Binder elevates grain .mais s.iiv¢,g_i}¢¢l ,ia

easily a_i1_1_c1l1 econgmicallyethan any other-A by. (jf ¢11¢‘F¢f‘¢§ Fggd ._

- eshi is‘tied'firrr__ily anddischa _edra Aidi _ _`1h¢~E¢¢» "f,,v,¢»3~i”l‘ _l ~

_ _ These two features Aarefpebuliar tor§hc‘FrIdst* A AAAWh“L

_ Strong an`clfsu_bsiantial',_durable and 4 _ i A ' ” ` '

_ Made to wo_r_k_i`°igh_t_ through the `l'iarv_c§t e just the kir1_}:l|yQi_;___p\rant. i

looked uponan_ Aolfd friend in those-.localities toAwliiAéh it Ais _ f°_I 111§11Y _)j_¢arS. _,__ItS_gei1‘eral cohstnmtion and good features

scriptionis _ _ _ - _' _ _ _ _ _ _. A ~ _It isstr'ongi;and;dgrable.__easy.to o rat - _di ' _ _h i A ~ '- ' .4 -

in the nvbiiu It is g¢S°;¢d_h1;y y___a__s_;?I£1$ui:__ca;1SfV_ orsei; has roller _` eS' » pleased- or _ ve you' ' at our Ware-rooms, _ arl

Ageiicios througho_ut.the“Is1a1id to see samples of the _above inachinesgiid get placu:i_g__1y'our or-'de`r`. V- ~ J e _ _ _ _ T V <___;-»__i_¢»_ _j§_f‘

` ‘ " Transfer VAgen_tAsfor APrince_

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Dri Pierce’s Pleaselit P llets A A A AA A Fmm Montmai A A 'mm ch°"°"°t°'“ A

stipation. ae- sin sep; an y' '-i P

- . _ A » -» _ I h d

favor of tariff reduction. This when effect-` ' . _ A ` ` l .d° ”“‘1f 49 Saturday 23121 dA; <

_ _ F _ ` 1 “ ° 2°'l'- _O ' _' _ do' 2-th '

_ - . i __ _ V. di) 3rd hav ~ do -ith hav.. _ _ _

x ith Oct '

is savs Lou _ - _» ._ i

Dear Sir'--I wasaiiiicted "with Y

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3 This spring cur business in the Custom Tailoring 'is the fRheumatiSm in and d

largest and best we have ever had.' T » _ :.V._,~.~- __ i a bottle of your

We are_prond and pleased to see' the _numbetof new customers. .3 M The' first

we are getting in_.this departnient. _ _ . _ _ _- _. th-_eYed the "Paid at

_ ‘[‘h1515gg90dpr00ftha,tw¢a1'¢g1v1!|g‘.g00d Va.l11eS In R11 _ ._ .

_ , . . _

trie

* ~u`bleeu'p-to-datematerials with best“1_r_orkmanslnp and abovoiallo I l3A5¢dAthe hand

ine clothing whichare appreciated. V ` _` - _A ` entirely .i

ey »

e Monk Outhmrs _A' _-__i.'C°-_»

- A' ~ » ]unc~25th, 1900.

_ _ V S_\__x_i_tIg__\§o _spring trade a wiiiiderfiil _ _ ~fi°--fi»=¢= $“.."‘“"yi....d..

» ti. f _A __

" "=§5.“"_`fv¢e-°' .». ' F ‘ »~ 1 nee =5§».~._~af '- \.=»_i_.'.._ __,~_,._; >_ _-

_'- '~

I consider. your Rheu-

'.`&l`7:~ Y . "J` _ 4 ii 2 ». V f

' . "‘-' 5'-2 = =_ A 1=- i o - ‘ Truly

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` ‘ ' - “ `~" V " I fi :fa . ‘@3411-__-'fix' ~ '

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DAON_ ONE.” Subject to change should circumstances require

HNE custom iiiLoiiiNG

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_K 6001) CERPENTEE

e Doesn’t quarrel with tools if they come from us. line of Mechanics’

Hard .vare at

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down

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I §3fA `|.1P°An. _kipans Tahuies

I derive immediate beiieht and to Ripans- ’J'abules.a_m _deeply indebted for feeling

.a_51_f¢i¢ .il:°°d8_Y»__ glf peo-

Ple of this country know the

i i sfilsasy _cf '1?.ipai_i;; -'rapuies

_"for stomach _and`f‘ head t‘_roub‘e_s7they would _be _,_-¢. _hed from 'maoy~aHlictions.

Druggistr.

_. $9

x -siiim.»_-m~s:»s-;u-xg-

wwnum nmwrwu.

rs-minnni»>»\uunnn.'emu naar-ummm naman.-¢u.~»r

-. »f_\-nmnvynu-in ~=».-rr vmunumquimrimwixui meer-ui»¢uuau» anna »/~\-..i».-is

xnafuw

ummm ri-|nn_| run.

favmiuiue umviin-i.|ur~un amaziauri-n

:_ -f ine. ¢-.pr -.»...w»»u. iwa. » mnrf- nmmumunrriunsmm

up :Jim Mc '-mm-.r 1-n»si.n.i¢.»

that I a,m surprised

at their a_etionV will convey but a slight idea ofthe ivalue

nnssnrumvmun imuumee-me-thaw-nvmi iiur-mi.:-u nmsuvnu af einem”

esegsh for an > .Nw _femur

contains s supply