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4 THE GUARDIAN, CHAR-l O'l"l`ETOWN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, AUGUST 15, 1909. _

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Special Notice

Having purchased from Mr. J. Hornsby the stock and good will of, 5 books and Stationery Business In the Morris Block, we will continue V the business in its various br‘a!1Ch‘3S- l llling at lowest prices for cash onlY» lisa B. M. Hornsby, who has mana- ged the business in the p3Sfi “flu bei in charge of the store, and will b6 pleased to attend to all old customsri and many new ones. l A choice new stock of Wall PBPSTS

will be at once; pat in _$519. “PS ‘gi departments o t e usiness W1 _ ~ kqt well stocked. A WB_u Supililed news sand will be a special f_BBf\1l'€ J the business. The store will” be known as “The Bazaar Bookstore.

TIIE Bllllll GDIPAFY.

Suceessors to F. J. Hornsbyi

Son-hBlock, Ch‘town. March 16. 190°-

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Your- llillinen

Our workrooms will

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' rushed this week; if can-

~ venient, we ask you, and

will consider it a favor for those who can, to leave their trimmed hat order

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possible.

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VVEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1901..

THE EASTERN WAR.

Some weeks ago we remarked upon the

fact that the war with China had involved

almost- the entire world in one great con- flict. For the nations of Europe,Jilpan and the American Republic. with their depen- pendencles practically embrace the entire world outside of China. The countries

whose armies are invading China and marching toward Pekin now control the whole of Africa, India, Central and Northern Asia, nearly all of North Ame- rica, Australia, the Philippiness and the Islands of the Pacific. It is thus the world against China, western civilization against an older semi-civilization-a semi-

civilization that was old when Europe was barbaric and America unknown.

And yet so vast is China and so nume-

rous her people that the entire array of Christendom does not materially out- number the hosts that are governed from Pekin. To us they are semi-civilized and heathen. To them we are outside barba-

rians who have not yet attained to wis- dom. We have little reverence for the

age of the oldest of empires. They have a lofty contempt for our upstart civiliza- tion which is but of yesterday. We are

wont to sum up up our ethical system in the words of the Golden Rule. And yet China had the Golden Rule among the maxims of her Confucius five hundred lyears before the Christian era. What is

more, every member of her vast civil ser- vice is required to pass an examination in the teachings of her greatest while

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Special Rates

&1Qelfrlrlthe_city,oI four or more. who

katie mud thc day 1n_Porwna1, will-'be conveyed rein the morning, given dinner xdligntthe Florida Hotel and returned in theking for but $1.25 each. Coach will meet éi partiesany day in the week on my aéwm two hours notice. other special

can be made at avr? time

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Liberal Policies, free and un restricted. ~ N0 better INVESTMENT than our 15 or 20 year Endow- ment.

General Agents.

33 Queen Str est. .

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Place to have your re air work __l‘._; ' done is the place that takes the most interest in your

' needs.We strive to accmomo-

date all who leave any work " with us, by prompt attention _lg ,

and quick despatch of same. ` 1

We have the reputation of_f-11% being “O K." on repair work. Give us a trial and be con- - vincecl that what we say is lfig. true '

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Foundes, Engineers, Machin- ?_ ists and Boiler-makers. ‘ Steam .\’avig:-ltiou Co’s Wharf. ‘

Charlottetown. P. E. 1.

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i may be profoundly ignorant of the words ` of the great Teacher of Christendom.

We say the Chinese do not live up to the

noble teachings of Confucius. But what :nominally Christian power during the century past-the best Christian century- \ has attempted to carry out and apply-the -` prinniplnn or christianity in their aenlings with other Christian powers or with China? _If China had been let alone, as her government and people desired, she lwould not have harmed, aggressed upon or threatened any other power. Who can

lsay the same of any one of the powers

‘now arrayed against her? European vis

ore of rennement are shocked by the

nbniniiiniions that their, gaze in

shnngnni, Tien 'run 'nr Pekin land nnny

-ask, are these tbefruiix of tbsteaching of Confucius or Buddlia 2 So an intelli-

gent Chinese of the better class, shocked by the gross' immorality, the prostitution

and drunkenness -that obtrude upcn hi n when he visits Paris or Liverpool, may rush to the false conclusion that our sys-

tem of religion is at fault in producing such awful fruit. Christendom asks to be judged by its

best. Then let Christendom be just aid judge China by her best. Now that the West and the East, Christendom and the greatest non-Christian nat-ion have come into conflict,it is well that there should be

great searchings of hea.rt,and searchings of history, too, on our side. _We have greater fleets, better disciplined and eq- uipped armies, more railways, telegraphs, ships and commerce than China. But if

it should appear that in her international

relations duringa century China has been more just than the Christian nations, has from time to time suffered wrong at their hands-as in the aggressions of Russia, the robberies by France in Tonquin, the arbitrary seizure of Kiao Chow by Ger- many and the opium war by Britain- what must be the judgment of Christen-

dom upon its own conduct and what mus

be the verdict of impartial history? \Vhat ifjustice should plead for China in the

great court of humanity, not as for an in-

nocent nation, but as for one less guilty than her assailants 2

We shall doubtless triumph and con-

quer apeace in the war going on, but it will be a conquest of the “reeking_ lube and iron shard.” Such a

conquest will not convince the judgement

To cure a. headache in ten minutes use _

Kumfort Headache Powders. lllc.

of the Chinese people that our reliirlon is

better than theirs, or win their hearts to

embrace the Christian faith. How differ- ent it might have been had the so-called

Christian powers alivays dealt with China upon Christian principles. And yet, as there can be no other-world punishment for the wrong-doing of nations-:is they must of necessity lie rewl..»iled or pun- ished, set upon the right hand or on the

left, here in time, by the just Judge of the nat-ions, what may the nations of Christendom not yet suffer, perchance at the hands of China? For the' end is not

yet.. VVe are at the beginning rather than the end of a great conflict whose

vast`_import the twentieth century will learn. Probably the present war may be short. If so it will settle little or nothing permanentlyand another and greater con- flict will follow.

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If the esteemed Examiner were as pa-

triotic as it is partisan it would rejoice with THE GUARMAN in the booming trade the busy industries and rapid progress of this great Dominion of ours. In discuss- ing that subject we gave no credit to one

party or discredit to the other. We simp- ly referred with pride to the facts. We

are glad that other civilized countries, some of them English-speaking andothers of foreign tongue, are prosper’n; al o. Some countries with high protective tar- iffs and others with free trade or revenue tariffs are also flourishing and we are pleased to learn that it is so, but most of all it delights us to know that Canada, our cwn country, is flourishing and pro- gressing as never before. The Examiner alone appears sad and envious, and won- ders why Tnn GUAnnlA‘s should take the

“pains” to publish the figures! Why, bless your dear obstructive soul, it is not a__pain but a pleasure to THE GUARDIAN to chronicle Canadli’s prosperity. °

f-It is an incident of the newspaper busi- ness in P. E. Island that Tas GUARDIAN is-the the only morning daily published in the province. It is therefore undoubtedly aifact that an evening or night telegraph service would be of greater advantage, to this journal than to those which are pub- lished in the afternoon. What is of vastly consequence is that the people' of the Island, who haves. rightgtlo read at their breakfast tables the news and imp. pgnings of- the previous evening and' night

iii other parts ot the world, are now' e= l v -. J " n

Mania for A I ilperations

hnongthohontora. llollssdofthe

~Knlfe to Gare Plea. A Slifer, ohsapsr Easier lay, Dr. 6hass’a ointment:

Dread o_t--the surgeon’s knife causes

multitudes ot people to sufrer on year

after year with piles, when they could be cured without risk, expense, or dan- ger of an operation by using Dr. Cha.se‘s Ointment, the only preparation guaranteed to cure anv case of itching, bleeding, or protruding piles.

Rev. J. A. Baldwin, Baptist minister.

Arkona, Ont., writes:-“ For over twenty years I was a. great sufferer from itching and protruding piles. I used many remedies and underwent three very painful surgical operations, all without obtaining any permanent benefit. When about to give' up in de-

-spair I was told to use Dr. Chase’s Oint-

ment., and did so, finding relief at once. I used -three boxes, and am almost en- tirely cured. The itching is all gone- I have advised others to use it, believing it would cure them as it has me." "

Dr. Chase’s Ointment is the only

_positive and actual cure for every form of piles, 60 cents a. bot. at all dealers, or Edmanson. Bates and. Co., Toroilos

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._ Thé _ Fly Pest

'ii This is just their worsi

time. Rex _ Insect Powder des- troys all insect life.

It is easy to use,

It is harlnless,

It is cheap. l5c per bottle, Sprinkler

top.

Sticky Fly Paper,

Insect Powder, (extra s°°d) ~ @ Poison Pads, e\c

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SALES

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Sunnyside. -

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Ladies!

at the lowest possible prices

would apparently have this deprivation continued and the people punislied,rather than that THE GUARDIAN should be per mitted to supply them with this later

spirit that would suppress all reference to

the prosperity of the country because another party than its own happens to be

progressive Conservatives, most of whom ' are read&I‘S of THE GUARDIAN, must be greatly grieved and pained to flnd their

party organ, the Examiner, animated by such narrow and selfish motives.

We have read what the Patriot has to say ln regard to the Poor House. if There is no doubt that some lazy persons im-_

properly gain admission to the institution, as our contemporary says. But that is a matter of administration and ought to he remedied. The conditions with regard

excused. All civilized countries provide for their poor and the people of the Island are both able and willing to do the same. The Government will make no mistake in providing needed clothing for these poor, and must surely incur censure if it longer refuses or neglects to do so.

The war in South Africa is now ten

months old. So far, according to late re- turns the British losses in th ose killed in

action, died of wounds, or by disease or accident make the formidable total of 8,487. Thousands more have been invalided

home or are now in the hospitals of South Africa.. All this loss is most regrettable, but war cannot be carried on without

slaughter of brave men. And the total number of British soldiers killed in action

in South Africa 'during ten months, set down at 2,731, issmall compared with the number killed in a single engagement of the United States war of the rebe1lion,°or`

in the Franco-German war: of 1870, or in inn Nnpnlnnnic wni-n. 'rliis is but small consolation, no doubt, but it serves to give some sense of proportion in regard

tothelosses. ' '_ _i U

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Redeuffbf- Tse Gvmw bear in I

mindthe which place at Souris on Wednesday 22nd in- `stgnb_ __ 'F . . .' . _ . _`

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. -»ii-.--»-l.wi.~- in-i--._-_bi~ on ame e` mac o t is the 1iver_that is derangied, Sid causes posionous blleto remain inthe blood caus- ngioindigestlon, headache ._ and irregular n of the Kidney- » ver Pills ’ ' '_ ' -

bowels aiziid b?imiérel;h;t£i1;%eg€hg;e‘Z, o_ ns e ec p an cm-es biggusness, spessla, headache and a-‘ll kidney ailments. nfs' pill a dose, 25 cents a. box, at all dealers.

llr. J. H. Ayers,

. -IIEHT-I ST . 0FFl0E--Bunnysllle. New

Prowse Block. First door to the right up stairs _

Satisfactory Work. Reasonable

prices

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'That every housekeeper will want S0'T‘¢- ASR fOr "Gem" jars. “ 'lcle- phoue or call.

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NEW HERRING.

Just received 25 barrels Labrador

Herring. These Herring are not large out if you prefer flavor and quality these are the fish to buy.

We have also in stock some lg;-gg fa; Cape Breton Herring. We can supply- ne above in barrels -ford the wholesale ado. also in 1 bbls, 5 bbls, pail-l, and*

the dozen for the retail trade. `

Preserve Jars.

We have just received 50 dozen Pre.; _

serve Jars in glass and ltone. The*

£60

in power. Broad-minded, intelligent an I

to the clothing of the inmates can not bei

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time, what more can you expr ct 'l

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_Hav»i been more than satisfactory this Spring-'-Our STOCK "IV" Mal* iB°5’°“'9 Cf’mP1iXl°“ SPW' #i¥38pl)8fl‘l¢8»

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YLi:.S, and PRICES _are sure trade winners-Beiore you ' - M18” P'“P""'°"° "‘°1“d‘“5 Weicsn fill orders for- Raspberries

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.ee what we can do for you-STORE _CLOSES -it 5 p Alniiiiiiiliie and Frenth Cream. 3?? th” W1- -L'*’“Y° 7°"-°"’°?" “WY-A

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llews. This is quite on a par with the P it ` V 9

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Every- summer IP! iss in the store mul: go by

_ end of Angult. We’ve- priced. V-them. so

shouldbe ne-before them two

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wearing months yet, so the ofering is

A Wrapper Bargain,-.»

Ladies’ Cotton Wrappers in Pretty

Strong Cotton, Fast Colors, all sizes

Duck, Crash. Pique

50 322.?

Skirts Reduced. G

Weliave reduced the prices on all our

Duck and Crash Skirts. It’s a simple

. _ , “must sell ’em.” '

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In Hosiery, Gloves, Neck_wear,‘ vests etc., sto.

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We are busy -making them "up iniloystylish

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Who have never deft with us

jewelers are rogues.

We give you you mcney’s

A full line of Silverware and Jewelry glwgyg on hand gf;

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p_reserv_ing. l'l`h;; aifee olgvithi-2;’ W3l°hm3k°1' "ld :'.iiii.ii.fa;*“i;‘i:°.i* i‘°“'iii‘°°i - . °°f-‘G°G°°f¢° e

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AN_D _ L Repairing a specialty. »

There iseniire satisfaction in the zesultlof

Brainerd 8; Armstrong Asiatic Dyed Silks ‘m¢T;i;ehuncsedand§eventy~sizshaduinsarejustiheoolon

_ above will be sold cheap to clear out 1 - 9“"'¢_°Y» M08. 4-116182 lie-M1117 0! your work ll

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