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smmal Meeting.

Qftown, Jan. 2, 1900.

THE GU.-\RIlI.\i\`, Cl{ARL()'l'l`l‘IO\VN,[P. E I. JANUARY 3 1900.

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HEART HUMllllG~

It is fasliionalile today to have a ew heart scare every '24 lxours. The ommonest syniptoms of clyspepsifi or erve trouble, such as palpitation, .reak spells, loss of appetite and poor circulation, are magnified and dis- torted into serious signs of heart trou- ble, with the object of frightening the public into taking this or that heart remedy. lf a hundredth part of the heart trouble we hear about were real, the cemeteries would be filled in a month. A wrong construction is put upon common ailments in order to humbug the people into the belief that heart disease is prevalent, where as real heart trouble, which is so sadly and suddenly fatal when it does occur, is a rare disease. Lopsided arguments cannot convince an in- telligent people. Iron is a vital ele- ment of the blood. Too little iron means weakness, lack of spirits, pal- lid cheeks, shortness of breath, s1eep~ lessness, nervousness, loss of vital ifcrce, ending in general brcak down. The iron in Dr. Ward's Blood and ”lNerve Bills is in the soluble form you

tive egeatsin such a manner that -disease csn’t resist their action. You feel yourself getting well when you take Dr. Ward’s 'Blood and Nerve Pills.

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Stsrlngsilver A

Guan value in dressing combs e;

Central Drupstore. 27 tt.

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eases 'mr naar,

PERRY DAVIS G 30'- ,

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'__ _ __ , freight and fair prohts added. The T F!

two nations being on friendly terms, I

the questions at issue in this case can

I no doubt be amicably adjusted. l

` I h f h D h d G - msnniiesmgixi zoedtthii qii;csti<iii, of iii; Bi”°°‘”°°°' Si_°k Headache' H°“"“

0F _ dag is involved, as these vessels bum’ °r C°°mPa;i°°’ "°’k°°d°8° °f

_.__ carried the flags' of their respective Q

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Ihave this day admitted my son countries. Holland may not feel S

CHARLTS H B. LONG WORTH, a partner in my business, which will be continued as heretofore under the style and firm of

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"Fits

w Erni are fully prepared to I

llld all Oni!! required for a

quickly amused by the seizure of s French vessel, and cfuld only be

sNo. 117 dravnib Joh S Co

THE GUARDIAN

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rle==_=;aiming to be

lust. lmpartlnl, Reliable, News! king at all timer to further the best in ca is ofthe noople,ziiid rccoiriiizcdtherefore as

fhe Peop1o’s Paper.

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have been establisheii at the allowing places, where subscriptions may be paid. news turn~ ished, advertisinir. lob work and other busi ness transacted'

Summer-side. Ci'i;rle's Bookstore-D. K. Currie

Manager.

Albertton. Alberton Book; t G. S. Muttart Sour-is East, Telephone odlce, R Seaman.Agenf

J-E. B. McCREADY. IJ. P. HOOD

Editor. Business Managr

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WEDNESDAY J ANU LRY, 3.190.

SEIZING NEUTRAL VESSELS.

So far British war~veseele have

seized four large steamers carrying flour and other supplies to Dalagoa Bay. Two of these were British steamers carrying Hour from New York, one s Dutch vessel and the latest reported case isa steamer of the German East Africa line.

Many intricate questions are raised

by there seizures. Lorenzo Marques and other ports on Delagoa Bay are neutral ports. Germany, Holland and the United States are neutral countries. In the ordinary oqtlb they would beasfreetotradewith the

What is the ultimate destination of the door and other goods shipped to Delagca Ba ‘l Csnif-beprovcn that these supplies are destined for the Transvaall And are Hour and pro- visions, evenifdesignedfor theTraas- vasl, contraband of war i And again, were there guns, or stores on board the seized vessels! These, lastdfcousignedtotheterritcryel a belligerent state would he clearly liable to seizure and ooniscatiou.

The steamers from New York

which were seized were British vessels and therefore there can be no ques- tion raised as to an insult to a for~ leign flag. But if the seizure was not warranted by international law the British Government would still be obligated to repay the American shippers the value of the goods with

strong enough to back with force a demand for redress, but Germany is a strong po ver, with whom it would be awkward for Britian to have a quarrel at the present time. Fortun- ately in this case the Gov

relations, and should a serious protest be made against the seizure it might be hoped that the dispute coiild be

. . . pass: 11 rmgsd. 3 ing moo;-is ~

;*PL,:*;H§;‘;”',§n“; Ii qi.; evident uni Brien” im; : as cows I '

determined to put a stop to the

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Kent Streets. _ _ _ ___ _ U -

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ernments_

concerned are at present in friendlyf

of war, and whether it is prudent for Britain ‘.0 declare them so. 'lhere is no question that under certain con- ditions food supplies may be treated as contraband, as, for instance, in the case of a besieged city, .vhose sur- render may be hastened by cutting of such supplies. Coal, so necessary for the movement of modern ships of war, was declared to be contraband in the Spanish-American war. The Dutch Republics have not been self- sustaining in the matter cf bread- stuifs, and cannot he so now that nearly the entire male Dutch popula- tion is engaged in the war. May not breadstuHs be properly considered contraband in this instance?

But the problem does not end here.

The United Kingdom regularly pur- chases half its food supplies beyond the seas. If Britain now declares food supplies to be contra- band what may hsppen in some future war between Britain and one or more of the great powers? No doubt the enemy, in such a case, would be glad to have a British pre- cedent for declaring food to be cen- trabsnd of war. Such are some of the questions raised by the recent seizures. They show in a strong light the necessity for Britain, if pos- gible, to obtain possession of Dellgoa Bay. Such possession would cut the Gordian knot. which is lo diiiicult to untie. We have so far no odicial confirmation of the report that the

future possession of Delsgoa by Britain has been agreed upon.

DIED.

.\l!§ll.andIdsLsirdsged9.usys.-.--

John Nillson, the champion skater of

the world. says: ~-I expeettc skate in Shlaolsthelrsttwoweeks in I

_delphia. New York and Brooklyn . ‘From there I will ge to lontsvsal. Ot~ hws. '1‘crcnto,snd through the Eastern lrmum. nr umm. ii cw mi me

nowszlhsugh thas wool! he mais ness any consequence between the

Icracksalthough wherever there are say geodrsceslshsllenter sndtrytc win more 'nedsls and htinors. ly wih and Iliss Cummings, a sensational young woman skater, will accompany me on the tour. Miss Cummings is one cl the cleverest performers on the ice I have ever seen, and rivals Fanny David

th; country for 8500 up to 81,000 a si e.”

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If your liver is out of order, causing

On retiring, and tomorrow your di- gestive organs will be regulated and

you will be bright, active and ready or an kind of work. This has been the experience of others; it will be yours. liO0D’S PILLS are cold by all medicine dealers. 25 eta.

aomcxcuim 3

of u the Dutch I gnrccmpasqcalcndar whirhislct interest tellshermen. willhe l\a&d on applleatl

F‘°°°'Y ‘°‘ °"° LOWES1 riiewiiiiiia tiurfshii Dei’ ii. '

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Jai’ °1960__2i_ ‘_ tion vessels under the French, the

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questionable tradic in that quarter."-

Public opinion in France would be

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so ell s stock of Men s

atpopular prices, as that which now greets the holiday buyer.

In N eckwesr there is little of merit in the way of shape coloring! and

patterns, which we cannot furnish you. The "Aldershot," the new “Puf in checks, stri d ‘

_ P951 058- 950-» GW-, is hands-oma and dressy. Tney are put up

one in a box- w ld ' '

F0 , ou mskeavery suitable Christmas present Price 30 to

4 cents. Fourin-hands, clubs, bows, and other styles, direct from manu- facturers.

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n p sin lack Silk, Satin and P se y

stylish.

3\lUP0l1d6rs, Gloves, Sweaters, Sleeve]Button». and many things that e

first-class and exclusive gentlemen’s furnishin house car

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We have a very Sue line of solid gold, gold dlled, and silver bracelets

Just the thing for Xmas presents. Also something nice in solid grid cal links, gold chains and Gents’ from studs Silver novelties and bo

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