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SCHOOL OPENS T0-MORROW

And we are ready with

afull line of everything

required for school trade.

School Books.

Exercise Books.

Scribblers ' Inks, Fens, Pencils, etc.

at lowest prices possible.

5 p. c. discount to all Scholars.

You don’t have to ' ask

for yourdiscount it will be taken oil your books with~

your asking.

_Mitchclfs Bookstore

Sunnyside.

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KEEP THE CIi|lIIREII STRIIIGRT

Crooked backs

opment of the ch and that means paired vitality for children are most

any tendency to t

for grown up ones t

Price 75c pair.

J. G.” .IIIIRIESII

_ DRUGGIST,

I | ` The Medical Hall.

and

stooping shoulders mean impaired devel-

est,

I-ife,

apt

to get round shoulder- ed at school. When

his

is shown, let us supply 2. Shoulder brace that ruling ciassesin both countries can un- will correct the trouble.

You can’t put a mon

value on he‘p of that

kind. We keep them C

oo.

C which is now in daily use and iirst-class condition, can learn o bargain by writing A.B.C.. GMU 01§¢@_ 8 6 dtf

House and Lot on Cumberland

at present occupied by Mrs. Mic MacMillan. Good title guarant Apply on the premises to Mrs. L Millan or to _

Zlannets tor Sa

Clarinet in the key of A Bb

NYONE wishing to purchas

FOR SALE

St , hael eed l

JAMES BARRETT.

Bee Hive Lumber Yard

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FURNITURE PULISII

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pianos and any kind of

furniture. 'Try 'a bottle

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H. A. ELLIS

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The Bargain Druggist

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(DAILY AND WEEKLY.) North Side Queen Square.

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WEDN@DAY SEPT. 9, liXJ3.

JAPAN AND CHINA.

Japan is not only determined herself to

resist Russian aggression in the Far Eas‘, but is endeavoring to create alike spirit* in China. The two eastern Empires, one insular and the other continental, have otherwise much in common.Japan’s ioctl- R

tutions,literatnre, philosophy and religion were originally borrowed from China. Al- though their spoken languages are differ-

ent, they have one written language in I common. Hence all the educated and

derstand each other. Now that Japan hae awakened and adopted modern govern- mental i- stituliom. arts, industries, miluaryund navaimencs and discipline,

she holds the piwer to do more than any' ther nationlo give an impetus to like

progress and reforms in China. And this; J span is doing, as we shall see.

Cnina was much impressed seven or

eight years ago with J apan’s superiority as a military and naval power in the war

in which the two countries were engaged and is awakiug to the need oi attaining alike eillciency for self_-defence. She is now looking to Japan for initation and in- sti action. So it has come about that the European officers which had been employ- ‘ ed to train the Chinese military ofii- cers and soldiery have now been replaced by Japanese oliicers. And Japanese

arsenals are busy turning out weapons and ammunition for Chinese troops, while Japanese navy yards are also build-

ing vessels for the Chinese navy. And this process of modernising China under Japanese tuition is expected to make much more rapid progress when once the Empress Dowager is dead, an event which bythe laws of nature cannot he

very much longer delayed.

Andas in the military il'eld,so also inthe

spheres of education, commercial and in-

dustrial life, Japan is making her influ- ence felt. The Imperial _University at Pekin has now nose but Japanese pro-' fessors. The genius ol the Japanese is

essentially industrial and commercial, and their merchants and commercial travellers are beginniugto swarm over China. At the same time thousands ;of

Chinese studentsare nolng to Japan to, study the methods which have made forty millions of Japs a world power while :dur hundred minions or chinese

amount toso little among the natirmsl

I " Mos a\'it§fCo?o»-us;-; 514 bowel 7 "Chli1xa,aipi`d~eQ,`£tr.|ne;{;hrr long- Heep ina md. cspbiejei _gifmaiug uiegexi would forever stay thelprogress of Rus- sian aggression eastward. Thus an ar- oused patriotism is among the potent forces that are working forthe progress ,and the betterment of the Oriental I millions.

Should no untoward event ot-curio cheek the rapprochement of Japan and Chiro., or to interrupt theoperatlon of the

educative lniiueuces now at work, results

may he evolved which will astcund tho.

lwtria. Tum um to me posubnny ora' more surprising, because much larger transformation than that which In a quarter of a century past has raised Japan l from semi-barlarism to a place among

civilized world-powers. For in ' tho; 'number of her teeming millions of people China is to Japan as ten tooue. And

should it be possible thus trupllft China as Japan has been elrcaidy uplifted, even in a century to come, the change would be at once welcome and stupendous. Few, we think win doubt that me Japan or tc-day ctuets for something toward the bettermmt of the world, 'non~Chriatlan, though she is. A like advance`in civllialng

and mc danislng _China would. most ef- fectu ally prepare the way for the entrance

of Chris ianising influences in that vagt Empire and by so much hasten the time when the Oriental nations shall become Christian.

that she is willing to expose for con-

conduct of the Spanish war and its con- s-quent, the Philippine war. The powers that rule will not have -it and dare not have it."

Inmarriedlifeic ' mmeonm g ofhealthinmanandwife. But haw soon, in many cases, the wife loses the sta:-tandfi\deainfaceand_ fails in Seah, while her husband wsevenmore

gllo

rugged and robust.

y here is one chief cause

for wifely_fai1ure and that is, the failure of the

gomanly health. When

ere is 'ty or an

inflam- mation, ulceration or female weakness, the gen- eral health is soon im- - paired. _ _

Dr._ 1fierce’s Favorite

Prescri_ ption cures woman-

_ _ly diseases. It establialiea

, dries unhealthy drains, heck

tion and ulceration and cures

female weakness. It makes weak women

strong and sick women well.

'ia little over a year ago I wrote tozou for ,~ i‘3“%2” ?~lf‘..’1‘L‘.i.‘i.!Z?.°‘7.§.‘.” 2; ‘7.‘i".“°5'.° inivm-ue Prescription and ‘asian iieiiieai nn. I ovvery,' which I did. and with the most happy lesult. l was troubled with female weakness Bd bearing.-;lo_wn pains. Had _a very had pain :near-iggil t umewm my left sale, nervousness walk across mLlroom. Could not sit up only just a little w e_at a time._ _Mylrnaband gp( iii? .L’.‘“°£’§f..”.2 i"i.°‘.§f`€.i.”.°.§“?;.° i..¢u‘”".'.‘l°§.“.. time eefilsip as my work. 1 med time buena ' ll!

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pany. lust contre oneto Eve thousand dol- an. First-_clan man can secure Secretary,-»~ Tieaaurealup. apply Fox and loss, Stock Broken. Toronto. 9-gdrw

Russia is feared by both Chlnaand Japan andthe latter isdooking for allies apinst

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mences Tuesday-young Cl1‘t0wn be arrayed in his best bib and His bright»f_aCe polished until it and with a new suit from »Paton’c be to enter the race for the new school ytdff

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We have moved into our new store, corner of

~ Great George and Kent Streets in the block latel __

occupied by the late W. E. Dawson.

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Bgy’g Suits, age g'to 15 years, 3 pieces, wear and . W not tear like theimported Shoddy goods sold elsewhere. ‘ -V -or 10% on

Run; by the pgund in grey, white. black and red. P054 W °f Wool Bgfiing for stuning cushions bed comforts, etc

New Stocklnette. Prwe 1°. I2 W1 I4 wills PU yd. New tweeds, new skirting, new suitmgs Call to-day

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of Paton’s new Fall Suits--_-they will

stand the wear and tear of the f y and at the same time look comfortable. - I

Our List of School Tops.

The Bom” Herald rdemng W the Boys; Blouse Suits _75c, $1~.oo,~$I.5o and $2.50.

revelations ofthe British commission ot Boys’ Norfolk §u_1_tsr $1501 3'5,0_ and 4°5°° inquiry into the conduct of the South! ` Boys Preated "Pits: $I_°35i L65: 2°50 UP' _

Amo... w..,..,.., nr. ...ery .form Boys’ Fancy -"a1l0r Sluts, 1.75. 2.50 up_ ` Brirnmuaueiulugedegneoarne not _ Boys’ Navy *Blue Sailor Suits, $1.00, r.50,`2.5o and 3.50. i . ~' rr?

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5oo pairs liardyail-wool pants

years to 14, worth up to $1.40, youre for D. B. Suits, from $3.2 5 to 6.50. Gwd heavy S¢fg°.S==ir=. $3.50- 4-sQ,.6fs°-lb ` School Suits for Youths, _,long ’~’5.Ql,

8.50 and 10.00. * _fm ` ' '

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[méiill 3oo pairs Paton’s untearable cchoolpan

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Union Made Clothing. :We crow over all..

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