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THE GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN. NOVEMBER 2 1899

A Delicious Tubbing

.na their ferment sleep-fhefe is nothing better Ior any baby- Algaye use the “ A1b¢ft

BABTS 0WN SOAP

Pug ghild 'll h a. fine

golgpiexion and iiblverbtevtioubled with skin diseases. _

The Nationol Council of W0-

men of Canada have recommend- ed it as very suitable for nursery

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ISLAND HGNEY

We have just received a -*well

quantity of Clarified Honey fr0m 0110 of our leading farmers. I- iS gU'\"8"' teeli strictly PURE and UN DUI.-

finaarnn. Trice 25 cents per pound.

Spruce Gum.

. . - f war in South Africa, asf a right-

ogiho 2:; recglgimamgrtzgitggi 0 ‘nous war, a conflict from which how- s t 'P gu I ever deadly and prolonged it may be

BEER & GOFF.

Government from India, Australia

A ` and Canada in any struggle. Can-

| I I ada, by joint consent of bath political

parties, has sent a thousand of her

LAST TRIP.

The S.S. Campana will sail trom

Montreal for this port on Nov~ 6th. This ,will be the steamer’s last trip tor the season.

‘ For freight or passage apply to

CARVELL 'BROS .

Nov.1st--dlw Agents.

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(Graduate McGill University.)

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An Illustrated Book, descriptive of

Prince Edward Island. For sale at all bookstores and R. H. Mason’.~

lcwstands. Contains a map.

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THURSDAY; NOVEMBER 2. Ill. 805|! SYMPATIIISERS ?

Whatever diderences of opinion

» therepmay have been as tothe manner in which negotiations were conducted ` with the Transvaal before the war ,there can be no qu( stion in any in- telligent miad as to the right and duty of the British 'Government to ,drive back the invaders of the British Provinces in South Africa and whip them into subjection. It was the Beers, not the British who cut of neg- otiatirns, appealed to the sword, in- * vaded our soil and began the work of spoil and slaughter. Were Britain as feeble as Spain or Portugal instead of the mighty power by sea and land that Providence has made her she must needs have drawn the swcrd from its scabbard under the conditions existing. These conditions have made the people not only of the :United Kingdom but of the British. Empire as one man in support of the

there is no escape.

Never before was the patriotic

loyalty of the colonies and d penden- ciee of the Empire so aroused. Never

before hafs such spontaneous and hearty support been fendered tothe Imperial

. best and bravest young men to share the fortunes of the deadly struggle, and would send five thousand or twice that number if they were needed. And foremost among the Provinces in proportion to the 'numbers of her peo- ple in this volunteer ‘ movement stands Prince Edward Island. Both political parties and all religions creeds have joined together to send our lighting contingent to South Africa.

Surely the time for discussion is

past !' And ' while with breathless interest we wait for news from the front, or read of the heroic struggles of our brave fellow countrymen who are giving np their lives to roll back the tide of invasion, it must jar upon the sensibilities of patriotic men and women tohear that there are yet a yrfewin' our midst whose sympathies "are now as they always have been with the enemies of Britain. At such a time the omcial whether represent- ing the Government of Canada or of the Quesn;the teachers in our schools; the press and the pulpits of the land have a clear patriotic duty to per- form. That duty is to uphold by word and example the Government of the Empire in this great contro rersy until the invader is driven out and

l the aggreasor is cdndignly punisw.

Shame on the Canadian oitiz be

he high or low, who dares, among our loyal people and at such a time to instil into the minds of others a doubt as to the justice of Britain’s position in the war which has been

iorced upon her. We believe that

‘ U l »ucli'p'e&ne are very few in numxxi . ` ` G

` , ‘° .,`_J‘ L p p, ' ‘ - y ,` . » . T I' I _- isolated, end left to freeze in the ` n t

. 1 P “J ai, uaeramnisueemi wintry cold of a lo) al community’s_ s ‘ -r’ _ 4 A '

iiiirillfllililiilllrlleiiaaie. nanny "°l’“k"- ' ' nfl ' -(fr f 'r ' ' e ”`

seexing. at all times w further the beat ln __-__--»

lt were well if the could be mar

The telegrapbic news from the seat

of war comes mainly by cable up the

Indian Ocean and tlie Mediterranean and from Ireland by one or other ,of the many trans-Atlantic cables to , America. The distance, smaiuly under water traversed by the war news be- foae it reaches the GU.utmaN’s readeii is between eleven and twelve thousand miles. The |pi'ess correspondents in South Africa are under rigid censor- ship and are not permitted to send early news of the movements of our troops, lest it might be of advantage* to the enemy- '

The War Oiiice appears now to be

‘making public the despatches received

ifrom Gewll 'W\=i¢° as ~°°n alms i *fully is is consistent with ii eus~`~srs-1

gard to the security of our forces and

the success of the campaign. The

‘lo are incurred in the Held, yvhlltt til” have biiotiglit gloom ‘overii fthe .ieiitlrn country have only strengthened the ~de`term`inatioar tcpress oi;=tberear jto ai victorious issue. Hence it' is safe to say that the history of the next » few weeks and mouths must ‘be“-full of stirring events. The Beers are valiant warriors and if they are to be driven back will iight from hillside to hillside. Our readers must be pre- pared to hear of terrible slaughter and occasional reverses from day to day. The one consolation will be that the more strenuous and intense the struggle the sooner it will be over and the less will be the efusion of _blood in the aggregate.

WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY

Messages Sent Over Twenty-Nine Miles of Water at New York Monday.

N ew York, Oct 31.-Over twenty'

nine miles of the Atlantic ocean. over ‘ house tops. church spires and towering onine buildings, the Marconi electrical, ripples successfully carried and dropped ‘message between two moving warships yesterday. The naval test at sea proved that within a radius ” ot twent;-one miles. messages can be transmitted by wireless telegraphy with all the accu- racy and precision of an ordinary land' line.

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"Nerves"-what a world of meaning this word has to scores of thousnndsof women. who, through the strains of social life and the worry of home mres, are fast approaching the

ve.

Nervous headaches, d ° . ' °tahility day, restlessness and sleeplessnelsrdlby

the organs peculiarly feminine, loss of energy, ' and ambition, despondency and despair.

These are some of the symptoms known to

the woman gf exhausted nerves. These strc . prom: w ich entirely disappear when . ,z:y.)Cbase'aNervr;}';`oodisi:‘ed. '

creating new, blood

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stores and revitallaes the wasted

ggnew vigor and vitali\§Linto the I woman of nnny ' which am

exhausted nerves.

Dr. A. W. Cbase's Nerve Food cures

, building-up process, which makes the round an plump, and restores the glow of health to the le sallaw cheek.

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