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"Dl'.aJ!MB.PmI£A.||:Fourears oI »' _

?_lHon l»i\d__L‘uloeration. enduredydaily ailgtoldzgbligriadhli lllftlhadvxllstll bllgddzh

llll- _mused medicines end washes internallty end externally until I

:nude irpmy nd that there was no relief for me. ailing at the home of g glend, notiged a. bottle oi Lydia E. Plnklm1n’s _Vegetable Compound. 1_5 “und all "fd W hllhll' and I decided to give it s. trial to see if it would

sine. too tienoe and rseverenoe for I was in had condition, and I

L ‘ua E PE-k-h5ln'5 J:K6t8ble Compound for nearly five monthl

heron Im.; Sums, but what scnangs from a ~ to 1, ' fm

misery to the delightful exhllnretin feelln§.healtl,isIl)\I:ays hi?i‘i1l|)gxsll”I`wcu1lg not change back for a thousand do1lIu~s, an your Vegetable Compound is l gn-and medicine.

“I wish eve sick women would tr it and be convinced.”-Mus. IDA

H*5‘=__!:'__v_§l2____V:l`r£\l¢°» M188- W0l'thy Vlce Templar, Independent Order 0!

When a medicine has been successful in more than a million

cases, is it justice to yourself to with ut tl-ying l bennelt would nap me ” 'r my' ° t’ “ I M 'mt

Surely you cannot wish to remain weak, and sick and dis-

couraged, exhausted with each day‘s work. You have some deranzement of the feminine organism, and' Lydia’ E. PinJrhn.m’s V°¢0¢l»b10 001119011116 will help you just as surely as it has others.

. l'lrs. Tillie Hart, of Larimore, N. D., says:

“Ulla Mes. Pmnrax: I might have been

spared mmny months of suffering and sin if I had known of the edicacy of L dia El.) Pink-

ha.m's Vegetable Compound lr few mouths sooner, for tried many remedies without find-

ing anything which helped me before I tried the Vegetable Compound. dreaded the approach of the menstrual period every month, as it meant much suilonlng and pain. Some months the Bow was very seanty and others it was pro- fuse, but after I had used the Compound for two months I became regular and natural, and so I continued until I felt. perfectly well, and the pl_.rts were strengthened to perform the work without Assistance and pain. I sm like a differ ent woman now, where before I did not care to live, and I am pleased to testify ls to the good

y0\1l' Vegetoble ComEu_.nd has done for me. " Sincerely-yours, Mm. .rx Ham, La.rimore,N.D_

Be it, therefore, believed by all women

who are ill that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege- table Compound is the medictne they should take. It has stood the test of time, and it has hundreds of thousands of cures

` to its credit. Women should .consider it

unwise to use any other medicine.

llrs. Pinkham, whose address ls léinn, Hass, will answer cheerfully and wi out

tallltte addressed toh siekwomen. Pe:-hsps

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JAPAN

M lsslons and

Psnls, March l.-Ono of the most de-

lightfully amusing little books of the your hasjust appeared, ss timely as it is in- teresflng, entitled simply “Au Japan" (in Japan.) by A. B. de Gusrville, u wrltcr and traveler of wide experience.

“I learned," he ssys, “to love and sd-

mlrs the Japanese for their klndness,thelr lzentleness, their politeness, their lntelli~ gcncc, always wide awake, their energy, their perseverance, and their indomitable courage."

Speaking uf the general ignorance the

msjorliy of people are In with regard to the Japanese people, be ssys: “To com~ pare them with the Chinese is the creat- est Insult that can be ofl'ererl them. Another great error ls to speak of them as n newly civilized race, who lived in a semi-bsrbarous state some thirty yeurs ago. Should such have been the case, their rapid clvillzstion has been remark- ublc. But Japanese civilization dates back for centuries, und their history is full of glorious deeds."

The must glorious “:lny," however, ln

the estimation of the Japanese them- selves, De Guervllle declares, wss when their troops marched slde by side with the European troops, flying to the sid of the foreign legstions at Pekin.

Resumlng the causes of the present

wsr, Guervllle attributes them as much to the Japanese "amour propro" us to ser`ous political reasons.

“When the wer between Ch ina and Jspsn broke out every one said ‘Jspan` will he eaten up.’ When the Chinese were crushed the same knowing ones de- clarerii ‘O lhet does not mean anything. The Chinese are easy to vanquish. A few European regiments will easily conquer the Jspsnese.` Then when Japan vic- torious obtsincd Formosa and n part of Manchurls with Port Arthur from China, Russia, France, and Germany interposed. ‘Permit us to soy,' they said, ‘that we _cunuot nllow that. We forbid you tn take Port Arthur end s portion of Mun- churia. It is necessary for universal peace that the Ohlnese remain the masters.” The Japanese retired, and the Russians took their plane. It is easy to understand the fury of the Japanese. I sm quite convinced that ut this epoch they had but one dream-that was, ta struagls ugslnst these whltc powers and to vanquish them or die. '

Speaking of l‘oklo, the author insists

upon the American olimacter of the fore- ign quarter--"American beer, hilllerd room, barber, baths, electricity, telephone all the comforts of modern civilization."

Describing a afternoon tea at the home

of the former umbnssudor to Viennu and his wife, DcfGusrville writes! “Nothinll more amusing could he imagined. Out.- slde the house rows and rows of shoes. Inside smartly dressed men and women, the latest out ln (rock coats, tailor gowns, men who would have been elegant in the Rue ds le Pslx carrying their silk huts ln their hands, but in stocking feet, some of them even lured sllk socks. Any- thing more ridiculous could not well be imagined."

nided for his revulslon upon seeing s fish served, skinned, and cnt up be-

fore the guests at s greet dinner, De Guer-

you do worss."

“Whst, msds.me;Iprsv you. tell me

ANI] lHl .lAPANlSl

Their Kindness, Politeness, Energy and Courage~Causes of Present War -A-The Foreign Quarter of lokio is Am- erlcan-Their Views of Western Customs-

Mlsslonarues.

thoroughly out ot breath from nn cximu.~.l~ `lve description of the su. lution or women ln America he stop-peel mixing. The rnsrquis, his eyes shining mulieinusly, ie- plleriz “Yes, yes, I uw-l¢>rs'.¢iri<l perlewiy there ls really s grcst -l-ll=.~s|.l-c. When I marry I take n head sun .- 1; when you marry, yowbeccme one!" l'..nl.su, cum- ments Ds Gusrvllle.

One of the most lucrative o:c.ipnti-ins

for guides in Japan is conducting visitors to see “Mme Chrysanln.nium,“ ihe herolns of Lotfs story. Needless to say, she existed only in the writer-'s inmgiml- tion, but B quaint little Japanese dell rc cslves In hor place, und the guides make from $20 to $100 out of each visit,

In compurlng the missionaries in J.»pm

and Chine, De Gucrvlllepositlvely declsrus that the hatred the Chinese cherish for the foreigners is ent‘rely due to the mlns~ lcnnrles.

“ Ons must not imagine that the Cnin-

ess detest foreigners beosusc they worship another God than their own. Not at ull. The Chinese are, on the contrary, exceed- ingly tolerant in relllllous matters, or ut least were so before the word Christian meant claims, intervention, bombardment lndemuitles, und loss of territory for them.

“It ls hard no know it, but it must be

said. If the missionaries had been con- tented to preach the gospel ln China and to cars for the sick there would never have been sny massacres. But as the Chinese say, ‘We were trunguil. Arrive miss ionary with his bible behind missionary cannon. Devil of s stranger with opium. Msndarlns say, nc opium. Ollicsrs cry, yes, opium. Bombnrd cities, burn men, women, children killed. Chinese say, enough. Liter foreign agent come say: “Buy guns, buy cannon, chase devils," Chinese buy dear; want to take territory stolen. But guns no good; cannon loo old. Dsvll foreigners kill Chinese, tske more territory. Always like that."

This refers] particularly to the early

struggles with England. The book is full of information sud has had an immense success ln Paris.

COMING EVENTS.

City Council ,mer-,ts on the second Mon .isy in ouch month. Dr. F. F. Kelly. Mayor; ll. M. Duvisun, Olly Clerk. The B. I. S. meeis on the first Monduy

of each month.

The Childrens

Medicine.

A Cure for Coughs, Colds, Cramp,

Bronchitis and Whocping Cough

'me '°°"°; _ua °_:““‘;'; ';‘;_';°'°:_°:;': ulxg which Children delight to Take

,» youarens ns e -y

ln New York."

~ “That isjust lt,” replied the umbssss'

' A dcr’s wife. “lt is because in New York

It is impossible to he too careful in sei

acting the chlldren’s medicine.

uwhy' 7°” 'mt' °“l7 an “W nah but Msny cough mixtures oonmln powerful

HEAlll|il=`\HT

‘ barons western customs-“that terrible

bsndof steel and bcneslnto which your

` poor womr.n's bodies are squeezed," and

` it was some moments before I realized

I that he wus referring to the corset. An

(Eddy’s single stick matches are the best.) _ _ M"-_li - __ _ Fill a shallow tumbler with them,as full as possible, in ;;fn';u;:‘;;;'ff°u,,':"R;;'§°e'f'::’d";‘;';'fn§§_

any order-then take_ turns dre'v1n_g Out tl1e_ matches from |,,,,,, _ __ _ _____ __ ndgmegth, end placing them in difficult positions on top of c_»_|i_l_i;s an nm-wmv, ¢ is s m

Ilel _' C- matéh th‘t_-fans to the tab e while the tulnbm "Many, many," replied the youth.

' sin your possession yours, and the player with lpast ~-nuts.. ministers' wiv.. ,wr-

heu the game stops is winner. Each layer must p ace :Am e tumbler in front of the player to the left. Th'

GREAT y l’lATCrl GAME.

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Ghoose The BEST ne Tonsoco Epicure who does not use the

. ickey .» .Iwistf Pearl or Ruby .x = gnymgrssflvzd enjoyment which ls his

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This reminds me of one of my experien-

ces ln China, when, after expressing my surprise ut Chinese women allowing their , feet to be compressed, my host, n Chinese msnrlsrin of high rank, held forth on bsr~

adventure related concerns M. D., former mlnlster to Japan from the United States.

D wanted to R0 the the "yoshl-

determlned to gratify her desire.

s ever went."

yes: I have taken myself."

n order s landau."

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sn oillolsl visit."

would have pssssd quite unobserved. , An smnslng scene rslsted took plsoe be

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you estlt ullve-oysters, living in their

e cmelal lsndsn was onisred and :hs

mlnlabarand his wlfa drove ln state to the yochlwara. But the next dsy the J0D°“°l°'ll°WlDlll°l‘I rllhlrledl "It ll To protect you against lmltstlons the um 5'" "ms th° 7°'m"‘" ll” "°°°'"d portrslt emi signature of Dr. A. W. Chase

_ P°°p|°'°m‘" m°om||w_ Th” 'uv the famous receipt h_0ok' author, are on,

why the interpreter wanted his msster to ""7 b°""l*'

take s rlehhs, the arrival of which __-__---=- _

' women ln the Uulhsd Bfstel and Jspa - Osrrled away by his subject, he described

with ardacallt-be advantages and bemt |,, °| "bm, M ,,°¢".|,, Am,,.|°‘_ ~'children's underwear. A novelty

Limnlsg mmiy, th mmur. M", DM, lin black organdie corset covers 75e amnmtod sh neighbor. Wtssuch. io d al

drugs and opiates which should never bc allowed to enter a child’s stomach.

Dr. Chsse's Syrup of Llnseed and Tur

penllne was especially prepared for thc children by one oi the most skilful and conscientious doctors that has ever pract- ised medicine.

Experience taught Dr. Chase that some

of the .simple products of the vegetnblc

kingdom possessed most extraordinary curative properties, and hc succeeded In so combining these ln Dr. Chnsc's Syrup of Llnseed and Turpentlne es to make ii medicine that is st once pleasant to thc

taste and wonderfully effective.

Crnup, bronchitis, whooping cough,

asthma, savers chest colds and pslnful coughs yield to this treat medicine when Jrdinsry treatments have no effect. ' You can learn ofthe splendid results ol

this treatment ln nearly every home.

Dr. Oh'\se's Syrup of Llnssed sud Tur-

pentlne, B5 cents Q bottle. family slas (three tlmas ss much) dl cents, at sll deal- dts, or Edmanson, Bans dc Oo., Toronto.

- A lot more white underwear re-

Wwl *M M" “WWI l¢°"1\\|l IW IN oeived today at Stanley Bros. °“ A'*‘1"'°*“` '“\“°‘“°' Th* *“‘°*'°°" Corset covers all sizes. from 35c !"°' “"°‘“"“" W’ °\‘°'""“ °‘ *““""¢° to $1 7= each' 'nightgowns 7oc to

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:$2.85 esch;skins» 75c to $3.50,

drawers, 25c to #L25 a pair. Children’s dresses and slips, also

NORWAY PINE.

SYRUP A ,

CURE!

J Coughs, Colds.. Bronchitis. Pain in the Chest,

Crou . Hoarseness, Sore Throat,

Asthma- €vh°0Dll\3 C0\|gl'\. Quinscv. and

all Throat and Lung Troubles.

It is pleasant to take and il Soothing and healing lo ihe lungs 'l`h~re is

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persistent cough that keeps you awake at night.

P1100 350. tl all Dealers.

. QUIUKEIT AND HOST l'IFl"ll(f'l`l\'l`._ I have used Dr. Woodfs Norway Pine :-. _ ,

. All U1! family for the laslslx years, emi In i, . A '

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robe is in its spring garb of styles and fabrics.

NORFOLKS

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(l_Every novelty that fash-

ion stamps correct--every recognized staple-is ready.

Are the swagger things this yur. we me me mul from Landon and New York months ago - and prepared for it. Already the demand has set ln.

“ Ml-Reform " Ncrfollu

are single breasted, 4 hul- ion, square cu! coats - straight and peaked yoke ellccts-with 2 pleats, front and buck.

(]_Many exclusive weaves

and patterns--imported for “ Fit-Reform ”- and shown only by “ Fit-Reform.”

Collarless Vests

Peg Top Troiuers

“Even if you are not ready

to buy-come to SEE what’s what for Spring in Suits and Overcoats.

rms asmfspunrscomn

Tweeds-and other rough effects-chiefly in grays,

uns, and hrowns.

Norfolks are the young

men‘s Suiu, par excel- l¢ncc~fer Golf, Tennis, Boating and Outings-ns well as for every day wear.

11’ Twill help you to decide

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exacting-They please the most fasiidious.

See the beautiful Models for l904.viz

Eileen. Lady Ruby.

llp-to-date mcrclizmizs from HALI1f.»\x, N. S. to

VANCOiJvEi<, B. C. can supply you with your proper Model in B. & I. Corsets.

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Dr. WARBURT(lN’S CARD

TO lllli ELECTORS OF CHAR- LOTTETOWN ANI) ROYALTY:

GF.NTLr~:Mi<:N,-Having been unanimously nominated as the Liberal candidate for the Provincial Legislat ure and as there is likely to bca contest, I take this opportunity of soliciting your votes on the 16th iust.

ln the past I have endeavored to advance the

best interests of Charlottetown and the province gen- erally and lhis shall be my. policy in the future.

I am unable t'o call on every elector personally,

but my friends have kindly consented to do so on my behalf.

JAMES WARBURTUN.

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