THE GUARDIAN, CHARLQTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, FEBRUARV
K A . _ ' _ sign the _R_u:;l:_nen;_vp_rr_;n5nt itsrdetlnito
“The Japanese Government then fre
Consignments Solicited. Prompt Returns oven-Jr oruod tho Russian aowrnweno
RDBBINS & IVIULKEY, IHI HIHIIIHIIIIHS1~r°“°f°_~*~»~>~“
105 Fulton Market' New York’ 'I l so as to make the proposed convention
WHOLESALE OMMI Sl N FISH DEALERs_ apply entirely to Korea ned maintained
fs. 19°4- 3
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R D5 . ........ ....t. _BOSTON Y()__l_2K___f_§__l)§
to glve its reply, but this was again de
of Deoembtr lu that reply ltursm sup pressed the clauses relating to Manchuria
C S 0 _ . '
0mc|a| Statement of the itscrlglnal demand In regard to the non- turns. \R/rite us for SteuCi1S_
t - '
employment of korean territory for
a l l ur -4 s sw n 3
F1§h. ! A SPEGIALTY Mikado’s Government- "'““°“°°" “" ’_“‘“ ““‘“‘
I , zone, to the cx.,lns.ou of Manthurla from
All correspondence promptly answered, stencils sent cn application. U13 P\`0D0-Bed U0fl\`€f`-i-10" IIEIUK 00|"-l`N`Y I0
_ _ “_” ‘the original ol-ject of thc negotiations i
an E- \/\/ | L- E W £6 3 O N & _ _ _ _ whlsh were to remove causes of conflict
Relesutsik-\Dunn's & Bradegxgd a;‘e:s':lesT:Exd|I"ErrltoT1gBe(’h':ket National Bank. II A Gllmpse :at Russia S Pohcy of lbetween the two coumrlae by " friendly
m arrangement of thelr interests both ln
In-15 3aw & ,
'S Dell] and DOI-|blPd_eaI|llg_ Ilillanohurla and Korea. The Japincse
'$-- N ~ - -'-~ L---~~~'-”-- ------~ ~ ,- - goveruluentaskod the Russian govern-
ment to re-cun=l.icr the question and I
S B LLE C 'I I
° ° R & 0 & N ‘ Broken Off' ' strlctlon as regards the use of Korean
*_ _,___ territory and the entire suppression of the
Wh l al C i ' i h al _ _ ---
8:15:01: l;:;£:;es1l_Lg;1I;1; £3 Eegs Wholesale Commission Deal ‘ was opposed to the establishment of one
ers In an Kinds of T0Klo_ Fen 9__Tbe followlng is me I: hlggrxgzuria lt should not establish one
“Th l t l fR sl al d
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1\T
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a specialty.
tehdla furnished on application.
S. B. WILEY 6 SONS.
Boston, Mass., `
Trslsier Agents, 7 Fulton Fish Market, New York
Clannce 6 Miller, Miller Longbotham
I!-27 tta &w 4m pd
F .__- 4
lr. w. caocxna E. H. wnssoa We Are Here for Business.
CROCKER & WINSOR,
I4 T. Wl1a1’f,*-BOSTON.
SPECIALTIES - Smelts, Eels,
Mackerel, Bass and Lobsters.
Returns sent daily.
Highest market prices. Try us for best results.
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GEO. T. MOON
(Successor to Moon 81 Lanphear.)
Wholesale Commission
Dealer in and shipper of all kinds of
Fresh Fish, Lobstcrs, &c..
Canadian Smclts
Eels a Specialty.
2 Fulton Wholesale Fish Mar ket. NEW YORK.
Established 50 years. Careful personal attention
given to all Consignments.
rozottswfrmpd
HHLEB HHLEI &. (I0.
Wholesale Commission Dealers
in all Kinds of A
F 1 Q :E1 14 Fulton Market. New York.
Cams Hatav.
Saancnv N. Hnuw I
rr-18 eod,w -tm pd
Conslgments Soliclted Prompt Returns
Jouwmnkls
|07 Fulton Market N cw York. Wholesale __ Commission
Fish Dcalcr. .
Fist-1
Smells and Ee1_s_a specialty.
sr- correspondence vronmly ln»v°'¢<i-
Meridia sent an application.
S. B. ‘WILEY & SONS,-
lrston, lass., Transfer Agent? I
00.. lifoill
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§§.'i£‘ll. HI§..‘ii?l sa...
rs -5 dw am W
J. rarer.. I- PRICE-
PRICE BROS.
Wholesale Commission Dealers
in all kinds of' ‘
|=' | eil-I smalts, Eels and Lobster: are spec-
ialties.
We have been handling smelta for
so years. A trial solicited- 104 Fulton li1arket.New York
FRESH -FISH
SPECIALTIES:-S m el ts
Eels. Lobsters. _,Bass and
Mackerel
Gxwds shipped in care of S.B.Wl1ey
8: Sons, Transfer Agents, Boston can be shipped without prepaying freight. Duty and charges will be paid at this end.
Consignments solicited. Prompt
returns.
.Stencils and instructions on ap-
plication.
REFERENCES-Dunn’s and Brad-
streets, Mercantile Agencies.
6 Fulton :jFish Market, New York.
1-:em-
-
GHESEBIIH BROTHERS,
Wholesale Commission Deal- ers and Shippers
FRESH FISH.
Srnelts, Eels, Lobsters and Frogs are Specialties. l Fulton Fish Market New York
Conslgments Solicited.
rx-17 tts A wsm pd
CALVIN T. ELDRED IRVIN HALEY
ElI_lIlEIl_ gr HHLEY.
FISH DEALERS
]N`@. 8
New York.
rr-27 tts &w3m pd
,AILSTIH WJIY,
Successor to H. B. Joyce & Co,, Commission Merchant.
FRESH AND SALT FISH 176 Atlantic Avenue. Boston. WCONSIGNMENTB SOLICITED.
rr-:5 tts. ‘“’ tm pd
WILLIS H. IIHGEIIS
Wholesale Commission
Fish Dealer.
106 FULTON MARKET, New
» vomc.
Consignments Soliclted- . Prompt Returns. to-an itaaw 3m vii
sam. D. Luca cao. F. wr-urs
B, o. Luce s. co.
SUCCESSORS TO
F G. KEENEY & CO.,
Wholesale Commission Dealers
E§§“£”§ iisn,
Smelts and Beige: BP¢¢|lIiY-
145 Fulton Market, Beckman Street Side-
$11' Y()E.Z jr We have our ovsn f1’¢91¢\’S the premises. S0 We “fe I” 3
position to handle any quantity °f
fish at any season-
tu aw sm nd
JOHN R. NEAL & CO.,
Wholesale and Coillsllol Dlllffl ll Frésl. .uni Frozen Fish. ECTS and Smelts.
FULTIIN FISH MARKET,
Why Negolallons Were
text of the statement issued by the Ja-
panese government setting forth its pos! tion
‘Section ‘ -It being indispensable the welfare and safety of Japan to main tain the independence and territorial in tegrity of Korea and to safeguard para mount interests therln, the Japanese government finds it impossible to view with indifference any action endanger ing the position of Korea, whereas Rus ala, notwithstanding her solemn treaty with China and her repeated assurances to the powers, not only continues her neon' pation of Manchurla, but has taken ag- gressive ‘mensures in Korean territory. Should Manohurla be annexed to Russia, theindependence of Korean would natu- rally be impossible. The Japanese govern- ment therefore, being desirous of secur- ing permanent peace for E intern Asia, by means of direct negotiations with Russia, with the vie vv of arriving at a friendly nd- justmeut cf their mutual interests ln both Manchurin and Korea, where their interests mcet, communicated toward the end of July last such desire to the Rus- sian government, and invited its adher- ence. To this the Russiin governme'll. cxprsssc-l a willing assent. Acec.dlugly on 22nd of August, the Japanese govern- ment proposed to Russia through its re- presentative at St. Petersburg; the bas‘s of an sgrerment which wr s subs‘nntially as follows! -
“l A mutual engagemem to respect the independence and territorial iut°R1`Ii-.Y ot the Chinese and Korean empires.
"2 A mutual engagement to maintain
the principle of an equal opportunity for the commercial industry of all nations
1 with the natives of those countries.
“3 A reciprocal recognition of Japan's
preponderntlng interests in Korea and Russia has special interests in railway enterprises ln Mauchurin and a mutual recognition of the respective rights of Japan to take measures necessary for the protection of the above mentioned inter- ests so far as the principle of article 1. is infringed.
“4. The recognition of Russia of the
exclusive rights of Japan to give advice and assistance to Korea in the interest of reform and gocd government.
"5 The engagement on the part of
Russia to unimpede the extension of the Korean railway into Southern Manchurla an as to connect with Eastern China and the Shanghai-Kwan New Chwang llnes."
It was the intention of the Japanese
government originally that n conference should take place between the representa- tive ut St. Petersburg and thc Russian authorities, so as to facilitate as much as possible in renchinga solutionof the situa- tion, but the Russian government absolu- tely refuses to do so on the ,plea that the Czar planned a trip abroad and for other reasons, it was uuavoidably decided to conduct the negotiations at Tokio. It was not until the 3rd of October that the Russian government presented counter proposals and in them she declined to en~ gage In respect to the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Chinn and stipulat- cd the maintenance of the principle of equal opportunities for the commerce and industry of all nations ln Chinn, and re- quested that Japan declare Mnnchurla and its littoral as being entirely outside of her sphere and interest. She furthcr put several restrictions upon Jupun's freedom of action ln Korea. For instance while recognizing Japan‘s right to dl- spatch the troops when necessary for the protection cf her interests in Korea, Russia refused to allow her to use any portion of Korea territory fcr strategic purposes. In fact Russia went so far as to propose to establish a neutral zone in Korean terrltory,north of the 39th parallel.
“The Japanese Government failed ut-
terly to sec why Russia, who professed no intention of absorbing Manohurla, should be dlslncllned to insert in the con- vention _a clause in complete harmony with her own repeatedly declared princi- ple reepeetlng the] sovereignty and terri-
torial lntegrity of China.
"Furthermore, this refusal on the part
of the Russian govamment impressed the Japanese government all the more with the necessity for the insertion of that
clause.
“Japan has important commercial ln-
terest. in Ilanohuria and entertains no small hopes of their future development and politically she has even greater iular- asts there by reason of Manchurian rela- tions to Korea, so she could not possibly recognise Manohurla as being entirely outside the sphere ot interest. 'lucas ds- oided Japan absolutely to rsjsot the Buse-
lau Proposals.
“Accordingly the Japanese government
explained the foregoing views tothe Ran- lan government and at the same time lt introduced other nsoemary amendments
in RussIa's coun ter-pnoposals.
"They further proposed, with regard to
the neutral zone, that if one was to he cstated it should be established on both sides ofthe boundary line between Man- chnrla and Korea, with an squal width,
say of fifty kilometres.
"After repeated discussions at Toklo,
f Food-Tonic Fcrrozoue ?
again proposed the removal o' the le-
neutral zone on the ground that if Russia
e as repy c us a was rtc ve
at Toklo on the tl.h of January In this reply, It is true, Russia proposed to agree to insert the following clause in the plc posed agreement -
‘ I`he recognition of Japan by Man churla and its littoral as outside her sphere and interest, vi hilst Russia, with in the limits of a Province, would not im pedc Japan or any other power in the en .l
oyment of rights and privileges acquired by them under existing treaties with
settlement
on only upnn conditions maintaining the clause regarding a neutral zone in Korean territory and the ncn-employment of Kot- can territory for strnteglcal purposes, the conditions more impossible to Japan`s nc- ceptance as had already been fully t .\» plalnsn to them. It should be further ex- plained that no mention was made et nll of the territorial integrity of China in Manchuria and it must he evident to everybody that thc arrangements in which proposed by Russia would be un- practical in value so long as it was ur ac- companied by u definite stipulation re- garding the territorial integrity or China in Manellulia, since treaty rights are on- ly oo-ex*sllng with sovereignty. “Evc-l;- tueilv absorption of Manchuriu by [Russ- ia wnuldannulut once these rights and _ priv logos acquired by the Powers in Man- churin by viz tue of trclvies with Chinn."
Pale Weak Women
Take New Hope
There is a remedy for all your
troubles. Thousands have been Cured, Why get back your Strength and Vigor by Using the
Ever since the world began woman has
borne more than her share of suffering, Secret troubles undermine her strength, yet she seldom complains. Bul. because she has suffered in the past is no reason why she should forever be tiragucd down misery and aleeplessnrss.
There ls a remedy, one that will liftthnt nwful burden and remove the ills from ‘ which women suffer. The name of this remedy is Ferrozone which to-day is ti household word throughout the length and breadth of the American continent. New hope has been brought into the lite of many a downcast woman, a new era of health has dawned for thousands who have tried and proved the merit of Ferro- zone.
There is no gh-l or woman who -"can nf-
ford to miss the benefit that is sure to come from the regular use of this grand remedy. It acts directly on all the organs and insures functional activity upon which health so largely depends. Your days of weakness and headache, your hours of nerveusnrss and despoudenoy will all depart. Life will hold for you many new__joys as it does for cvcryonc
that uses lfcrrozone regularly.
Your whole body will feel the quicken-
Ing influence of If`erl'ozone. The blood will be purified and enriched. You will no longer suffer from suppression and lntnr- ference with the menstrual functions. ` Ferrozonc cures all such ailments and ‘ prevent their return.
Mrs. Mary E. Cowan, of lllllsborc,
wrlfca: “If half the nillng women in this world only use Ferrozone regularly they would save ri great deal of sickness. Be- fore using Fcrrozone I was fatigued und tired out with thc least exertion. I spent hnlf my time in bed and was forever hotli- ercd with some trouble oranother. After using a few boxes of Ferrozone I became more robust, my strength increased and the irregularities I formerly had have dis- appeared. Ferrozone is a grand medicine
for women."
This is the experiences( thousands. You
really ought to use Ferrozone,-it will do you so much good. Don't listen to the
druggist. who urges something just as goo . No substitute compares with Fer- rozonc which does all that is claimed of lt. Price 50c. per box or six boxes for $2.50, at drugglsts or by mall from The
Farrozone Company, Kingston, Ont.
WILL CONTINUE NEGOTIATIONS.
ST. Joins, Feb. B.-The Common Council
this afternoon thrashed out the question of a new wharf building and decided to continue negotiations with the C. P. R. pending news from Ottawa additional to what olme in Hon. Mr. Em marson’s tele- gram rs the Transportation Commission.
I was Cured of lame back, after sniler-
lng 15 years, by MINARUS l.It~'lMl~‘.NT.
Two Blvcrs.N. S. ROBERT R05 -.
I was cured of Dlpthsria, alter lice tors
failed, by MINARUS LINIM 1\1l\"l`,
Antlgonlsh, JOHN A 1-" >ltEY.
I was Cured of contraction of muscles
by llINARD’S LINIMEHT.
MRS. RACHEL SAUNDERS.
Dalhousie. ‘
1|, zz, za r wwf. MM NIU-
Ceostinmmts Soiidteil. PNUM RW
ID-s val
iruviwsllvd ' ‘
, -_.,_,. _‘ , _,._....'.,-~»_~.* . fi. , _ x » _, ,i <-. _ ,
the Japanese government dually present-
IOD yOll may I'€C{l‘.lI'C.
in 1 dw 3m pd
SMEIT AND
EELS
Send them to us and get highest prices fmfl daily re-
Quotafifius or any inform-
Josggs li. alone co.
A
To Fislierlnau. ll muy seem
quite new that there me ways of hsuuhng fish ou Commission -.lllieltfili or htllel' illali ou han- ex is r
sulta reached : not to
, _ Y . _ place I
business is the fiuesi in the city
18 _Fulton Fish Market,
__f_.. . fue .;___n
fo _Pxslie-rnien
nc " 0 _ m..lll»...1t-...,-
xr <11 r ~
li v asor ns with
your mime and ad- tress so that we may
lroxu time io time mail you \Uf°Yniaticn of value.
All C,nru.-:cond rice answered
Pri: Lists, slut-pin_c cmd
Y. '- i>“' Us sl- U .md .<le..t».1s sent on
Irv 0"' C“'_°f"I Flshderuand. |;___;'n!xpn stud hand! lull, We are cslsblzshr-rl so _ 1111> re urns and le- vnansmn refer von for
standing to l>n1.".< zu..-
spealr of the itemized and sails- cen\i\¢ Agnrgy |<0g<l,;|¢¢|,, flwiofv account sales. win be or the Merkel and mmm. revelations tc on Our 0 ~ - . _
National Blink. or any whole sale dealer in the business.
NEW YORK.
China exclusive of the establishment of u §‘,
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OZIIIYI”
rad. S.A.Ia ‘“°KED E II
'I'
Consignments solicited. Prompt Returns. .Stencils and Prices on application, <3- '7 'I' ‘W'11a.1°f, EOETCS VASE. ‘P15 5°" Wsllwd
That this was protosed to be agreed up- a,
EFKIKIIIYS
grass
_de BATEs.
Wholesale and_,Commis_~.xon llealers in all Kinds of
l
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Make your shipments of
iz-1 _raw w 3m
IIRGLAY GLENIEHTS G0.,
Commission Merchants, 176 Atlantic Ave., Boston.
ILAIEELTS; EELS &o., cko
to ue and get the highest masket prices and prompt returns.
Special attention given to
ii-24 tts, Aw 3m pd
.__ _,_ ____,______A_____________ _______ _K-__ - _- - i
PRIOR & MAHONEY,
f“.»-...fmt c0m...iSsi0..',f.»imrmlts.
Fresh and Salt Fish, Potatoes, etc.
Sm elts, Eels, Salt Mackerel, Potatoes.
No. to Long Wharf, BOSTON, lilass.
I .
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GATES &NOYES
144 Beckman Street,
NEW HDHK UITY.
car or broken lots.
kets for Eels in the world.
We handle them.
Correspondence solicited.
Highest market prices and PROMPT RETURNS.
rr-as ecti. want pd
ommission Fish Dealers
VVe make a specialty of Smells in
New York is one of the best mar- C
I. H. JHHHSHN H EU..
(INCORPORATEIJ) Wholesale Commission Deal- ers in all kinds of,
FRESH FISH
SPECIALTIES :--- Sm elts.
Eels. Lobsters, Bass and
Game.
Goods shipped in cure of S.B. Wiley
& Sons, 'I`ransfer Agents, B0.sion_cart be sliipperl without prcpzlyirig I1 eight. Duty :md charges will bc paid :it this ml.
Cold Storage on prerriists.
Consignments solicited. Stencils and instructions' nn ap-
plication.
Rtzlfl-;RENc\-'.5---llunn's and lir:\d~
streets, Mercantile Agencies.
148 Fulton Market,
Beekman St..ԤNew York.
ro-zo tis wgmpd
1.
S- N. CHURCH C0.
Wholesale Commission
FISH DEALERS.
in all lrlnrls nf Sea Foorl,
138 Beekman St., New York.
Consigmnenls solicited Daily Return
rt-zheotl saw gm pri
JOSEPH Gt? NLEIY Wholesale Commission Dealer in
All Kinds of Flesh and Salt Fish
Cilnnilirlli .\l.'u`kL'ir'l_ nlnvlls lull! I-ff = url'
Specialties.
|76 ATLANTIC /\Vl2.\'lll;`. Ii(lST(l'\’.
t-'\u|.~\rn<lc l.'l‘_\ tiitfxl 1: r.;l,ll lv tl ~\gnmrnl.- 'I .» .1 .< .~ nr
EEHQQENETH QQ 5-il8Ii'l'.r§ll5.-§l.`£5Il'.’lC'§l
If somebody told you that you were “behind the times,"
you would not like it.
,rw -.., ».~.
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You can avoid being told so, by using
0 I
The Headlight
PARLOR FIATCH
It ' up-to-date and the only match to use indoors.
For sale at every live grocery.
5 cents a box,'3 boxes 12 cents.
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