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ENGLAND AND- “L|i<E.AuELL.” To EDUCATE

.|=RANeE FRIENDLY SAYS AN or-=|=|cER

.laps Tried to Block Harbor at Port Arthur- 'l'|e_ 'l`elIs ol the Awful Scenes on Russian War- ~ _No Injury Received fby Japanese Torpedo ship when the Japanese Pounded her

' Boats-Alexieli Issues Proclamations to Pieces.

to Manchurians---Seizure of Beef. `

The correspondent of the New You-k

World sends his paper the following

RELATIONS FRENDLY led in the attack at Port Arthur on wcoanr. of the engagement on Port

s after lighting top. Another shell demol-

Prernler Balfour has recovered and presided at a cabinet meeting.

Before the meeting the French

Ambassador called at the Foreign Omce for a conference with Lord Lansdowne. ARRANGING DIFFERENCBS-

The settlement of all matters in

dispute between France and Great Britain is on the eve of being ar- ranged. - '

Such questions as Egypt, Mor-

occo and Newfoundland have been fully discussed and the differences are being gradually eliminated and the early signature of a treaty is expected.

BALFOUR'S DENTAL-

Mr. Balfour denied positively

that Britain had any intention of seizing Spanish ports. . ,

REPURTDENIED.

The war oilice says there is no

truth in the 'rumor that the first army corps has been ordered to hold itself in readiness to depart for India within a few days.

TORPEDOS NOT INJURED.

The Foreign office has received

an official despatch that not one Japanese torpedo boat was injur-

TRIBD TO BLOCK HA_RBOR.

The Japanese tried to block the

harbor entrance with old hulks but were discovered and the Rus- sian fire wrecked the hulks.

IAPS SEIZE BEEF.

The japanese Government

seized 6 50 tons of mess beef from San Francisco on the steam- er Korea and consigned to the Russian Government at Vladivo- stock.

ISSUES PROCLA MATION

Reports say that Manchuria is

rising against the Russians. Ad- miral Alexieff issueda proclamation to the people of Manchuria calling on them to observe neutrality and pointing out that l{ussia’s in- terests were their interest so they should be friendly to Russia.

‘TXT GOES TO WASHlNG'l`ON.

VICTORIA, Feb. 25.-(Spec-

ial.)-Baron Swyeman Txi ol Tokio, sonin law of Marquis Ito, arrived in the city on his way from London and it is understood he is charged with important duties at Court of St. James. ‘He goes to Washington for a few days.

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HEALTH AND SUCCESS.

Weakness and disease cause discourage

men, failure and unhappiness, but wi h the use of Dr. Chnse's uve Food there

comes new vhgor and energy, new hopes and new con dence. stronger determine tionto succeed and the n illty to applg one's self mentally and physically. Heait

and success [io hand in nan_d. By restor- io good hea th, Dr. Chases Nerve Food hgps to an *ness and happiness

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Announcements

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Visiting Cards

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Cameco, Feb. 25. - (Special) - May. Wheat 107i July Wheat -

“ Corn ' 57§ “ Corn - “ Pork $lil.57l; Pork -

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AND YET ANOTHER.

Mary Malcolm had Brigbt's Disease and Hope Was Abandoned-Dodd‘s Kid ney Pills Again.

Toaouro, Ont., Feb. 22 (Special=

Following thccurce of Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Philip of Bright's Disease comes another yet more remarkable cure of the sms terrible disease by the same old re- ble Dodd’s Kidney Pills. Miss Mary

Malcolm, who lives with her parents at -l99 Marborough Ave., this city, was ill with Bright’s Disease from May till September. Sne was so swollen with Dropsy as lo be almost uureocgoizable. Her death was expected to be u matter o days, if not hours. Preparations for the funeral were already commenced when it wae 'resolved to try Do»!d‘s Kidney Pills. Within a week the young girl was able to be out. To-day she is as healthy as any "one eouldwlsh to be. Dodd's Kidney

Snour., Febmary 10.-Russia e wars pa

the Vsrihg and Korlota, wue caught like

ing at Chemnlpo.

The captain ofthe Verlag held a coo-

fereuoe with the British, French and It.- alian caphins on hoerd the Talbot, asking for protection from the foreign warship: while he was leaving the harbor. The

request was refused. The Russian cap- tain than returned to his ship.

The Verlag and Korietz promptly jet-

tieoned their woodwork and all encum- branoes, the crews assembled and the Russian national anthem was sung as the

ships moved forward withthe men all chaerin '

Japanese fleet, commanded by Rear- Aurnlral S. Urlu,lay outside, and three-

quarter miles from the foreign ships. JAPANESE umm nutmo.

msn at the forecastle gun. Ona shell struck near the waterllne, exploding, and asheetoifisme shot up as high us the

I ‘ LONDON Feb- 25-(SP¢¢l°l)-v W°dn°°d°y’ mbmary 24' A'°"“"°" - ' _ ___ una uiermu-lane aaa resin-ara am-1.-.

compelling the Verlag to cease fire for nhnrly five minutes while the crew went

rats in a trap at 7 o'ciock Tuesday morn- ‘

tothe lirsslstions. Two shells penetrat- ed nt the water line, one umidshipe. while another pierced the upper deck, just ahaft the (humane. Both hridgeelwere wrecked and one funnel was shnttared.i

` som: or osruuoa on anrruoaxmj

The scene on bmrd was indescribable.

The ship was a living hell. The absence of gun-ahlslda left [the crews exposed inthe rapid fire guns and the shrnpnel. The concussion was :stupefying and the noise deafening. But dazed and benumb- ed the Russians kept on working the

guns One Russian lieutenant saysz-

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The British, Italian and French omcersl "There was blood, blood, everywhere;

and men crowded the deeds of their* severed limbs and tom bodies. It was vessels, and the crews cheered loudly as horrible." the Russians passed out tonhattie. The One sub-lieutenant was killed in the

connlng-tower of the Verlag.

The Korietz was little hurt, and her

crew apparently uningured. She fired her 8-inch guns alternately, being handled

At 11.50 the Japanese armoured cruiser very skilfully, while theVarlng attempted

Asama flrei on the approaching Russians tc use an island as protection. A shell, with an B-inch gun,nnd alter the third however, disabled the Variag's steering shot seven minutes latter the Russians genr,[nnd her captain then resolved to

replied. The range was 8,000 yards. attempt to run ashore on his return to The Japanese fleet form- the harbor so us to avoid capture and ed inline of hat.tie,aud at noon the full destruction. The Yaxlag, however, was fleet was engsged.'l.'ht! .l`a.p‘lné°se Ure was "hampered in her attempt to escape by

heavy and unceasiug, and was mainly the necessity of remaining near her directed against the Verlag. slower consort. Both ships returned to The Russians manoeuvred rapidly to the harbor, the Varian showings heavy

avoid the tire, but ilva shells struck the list. The cruiser anchored three hundred Waring in quick euccesion. while the yards from Talbot, the Korlttz lying

Japanese shrapnel ilre swept crews re- iurthorin. The ships fired at thc Japan- peniediy from the guns. A single shell ese while retreating, hut. the Japanese

killed or disabled all save cnc relrainingfrom firing.

HIGH WEHE PHIEES I THE Ulllilll

HHII EXCELLENT HE CHEESE UE Iililil.

The Annual Meeting of the Dairy Association of P. E- Island Held Yesterday in the B. I. S- Hall-Inspector Morrow’s Report Dealt With the Different Factories.

The annual meeting of the Dairy As- _ side with the other industries of the Pro- eociatlon of P. E. I. was held in the B. i. ` “"00-

I The Secretary Treasurer, John Ander-

S. Hall este d . N t ith.ta di th

Y I ay o W “ n "R ° leon reported eight meetings of the direct-

storrn there was ia good attendance of_°m_ Au M ‘managed BM was given an fielegatrs. Amvlls’ l\l°H¢ present were additional instructor could not be engag- J““‘°'MM°L°°dv SWIUGII ROV J N0- fed. More lutitude was given the Inspec- D°11=id.I-ntl#-\;J Anderson. Kensington; tor in nu work as to the um ne nmnla Ll1ll8illI'1 MGDODBW. LBk0VlIl\’2 J C-'give each factory: lla was also provided Undefhil. R94 HUUIG; F T MDFNW. ;with a register for his impressions on the

Pmmld “_ V Hillsboro; Alfred Sunil. Snmmareides dirrérontractorias. in August Prof. 7...-

. - Avaus Mvlwllrm D~mdu:J_ H. Monera- nm, assisted Mr. Morrow .mg in report-

&_ - I , - ,_ ""' ‘-'» A--" " au,Halelbrook, AJE. Burke, Alberton; lp ;¢M.-_Rud4|ck_C|,|e|°fD,,|ry Dm-

Dunstafinsge.

J' R' Ed"°"d° Wutshhfi J- A- FBIRUSUII. lslon, said he had visited 5! factories ond

addressed the directors in some casts.

The fvllcvlps nvmmltieeswwannuint- 'rue condition, savor, Dany ana nurture,

' edénbllcationl-L. McDonald, Rev J. As ::v;s°:9::?'1}|:?::¢e::e£: Lrg in 1:5;

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McDonald. ‘

but after lessening the quantity of rennet

_ ' ~ ' _ R°°°l“°l°°l-ll°v- A- E Burke. J- And- it mama umm-. rn. gmt lack in the

» ' . - ;-Q1 _ ' °"'°“' J' _island was in the milk supply. The farm-

\ . .1 - - ‘ _Thexhekiiatlon till!! l0.l0ll!'fI0d all 000 ‘ers did not seem to be in the way of feed-

° °I°°"~ ing their cowa properly k

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UN I A _V _ _ _.) ._ II_A,.|.HmN`I),.L“I0N_` A . [Mr.Z felt' port and also hi amor or

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at the Cheese Board were puhliahedln

The president Arthur Simpson in his ~1~h,G,,"¢|m|“|, S,pmm|,.“._) ` ` ,

Pays the largest indeninity, and policy unconditional. annual aaarmnrema tothe smniour- S,,,,,,,,,, 0, m Dm., school

Q1 1 g __ t1 _ 5 f_:-~a~-~ r -< ~ ~~ ~~-weeorohunbassaageoapmaaraul ec.

a m§ol‘itd:1h$Lxhr:¢lnPndyn‘dtice of accident accepted at Char TM l°°<l prim for pork in later nmlua

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meant s falling ci\’in the cheese industry DY ING BY SLOW DEGREES.

`l<`>tteto`wn eiiiiee f » _ -

` ' ‘ " _ , Osr cattle want bam: -matic ei- '

ll); if wlntei anlthen they will egpzut thgrlts|:H1\d€!llIIe°l'ry':llo":r’¢le:r`~e:;£lsl)£~a2ira!lln

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I .3 ty, '“.|¢| th Brmm hreathfromthslohaler kills thousand:

‘ "‘ * H ' 'J' nm” ° “ ° t ol‘gnuu,nlau-aahethroataudnose, aids

` ' QPIOSI. 01! Ulllpvftltlon hnllltltl ag “ugh ‘nd ‘N th |

_ H H E0., lust he iinprcvsd for good shipments acfxstha eyza. 0ata':fnov:¢=¢¢;r:¢1|°:,¢=

» ‘ " » - . - may new homneh injured before they *Y “mn °f °*°“'|’h h‘°ll\iI1°l! 'Wh

T0 IDUCATE NEWFOYNDLAND. l

Tolwnrc. ren. to-tspeaian-W. R. P.

Parker of the Canadian Club has eng- gestad an excursion to Newfoundland with a view of educating the inhabitants to the need sud importance of rounding out the federation by inclusion of New~ foundland and Labrador among the Pro- vinces of the Dominion.

nun: sure rum uint..

Cunnan, Feb. 25-(Special)-The Bank

of Montreal has purchased the Maritime

NEWFOUNDLAND

On the Importance oi Rounding out Canadian Federation-Pulp Mill Purchased-Count Charged with Murder.

Pl-llil mill 9011 C008! by order of the

Court as American Interests were likely to buy it.

co|:rN'r CHARGED wrm MURDER. DAWSON. Feb. 25-(special)-The count

Ind Countess Moracewski are in Nome ln

j"IIchB\’led with attempting to murder Daptaln William Gilpin, a former friend. Laxn nrwmosn rl.oA'lED.

LONDON, Feb. 25-(Special)-The C. P.

R. stenmshlp Lake Michigan, was today floated and brought to port.

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the Secretary ealdit could be conducted better in the spring when milk was cheap- er. He advised that no new factories be opened unless they and those affected have at least' l,ilJ0,000 lhs of milk. Feeling reference was madelto the death of the lute James E.

This Wcaihcr Breeds

Fcvcr and Pneumonia

Thousands of Sick People Seeking

Admittance to Overcrowded

Hospitals, Take Warning and

Keep up Your Strength.

A tour ofthe hospitals in the large Cun-

adiuu cities Hhows u surprising number sufieriugfrom riiilereuteomplaintsbnught on by thc present unhealthy weather.

Tha winds are full of scorching damp-

ness and loaded with myriads of germ

to ily down your throat. lf your vitality

in some mall nnnt disease.

To avoid sickness you must lrvep up

your strength. Increase your appetite. Get as much nourishment into tho blood as possible. Store up a reserve of vluor.

how can it ho done! Veny easily with

tion pure, c p 0 , g i- gestion and renews thc endurance of the whole system.

ease with Ferrozoue llecnuse ii: is u foo

short Ferrozone builds up your system t.

ness is almost impossible.

If you feel the need of a bracing tonic,

something that will awaken your dnr mont energies and send a stream of strong hcnlthy hlocfi dancing throughyour veins,

will improve and gain in weight, hen'th

ri 'rits

an spi .

Mrs. P. C. Spencer of Beverly, P. 0..

writes: "Ahouto year agml was greatly run down.l sufiered fr m severe hono- aches and felt so completely worn out and depressed that I thought I must have

walking tpphoid. My appetite wus poor and my co or-was pallid,inaicat,ing that my blood was too thin. l found T-`.»rrozcue ,just what lneeded. It increased my appetite and made me stronger. The feeling of lanauldness disappeared. After using Ferrozons u few weeks { felt like a new woman. it made me as strong and healthy. No medicine did me so much good as Ferromns."

just waiting for s favorable opportunity

is low these germs are sure to break out

You can Ward cd' slrrkness and iight dis

try Ferrczone and see how quickly you

McDonald,Csrdlgan who wus a director since the Association was begun. The total receipts were $1348.42, the expen- diture $153.01 leaving a balance of $322,-

41. Subject to correction he found in 1903,

89,83 822 lbs of cheese were manufac- tured and 12.539,6'lil his of butter; and in H302, 28, 005, D86 lbs cf cheese and 16328,- Liléllos ofcheese. There has been a de- crease in net value in butter and cheese of $ll.759,52 during the past year. The quality and price of our product last year was tho best in the history of the Island

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WANTED-A case of headache that

Kumfort Headache Powders will not cure in ten minutes.

starch Wholesale Tradc:-Rubber

tonic that supplies building material for

exhausted tis~ues. This assures firm, u r hard, ilcsh, strong sinew and muscle-I 0

-! Big stock of Granby

make of iron wear

| fame at

liilil BilIlS.

_ Agents.

I Prompt attention given to

mail orders.

For better to take Ferrnzone than let

vour health run down. (lat it to-day.

k it f lx tit te d ins at on

per box or six boxes for $2.50 at all drug nlsts or by mail, from N. O. l’olson GL Co.,

§irAgston, Ont., and Hartford, Conn, lf.

Loo or or eu s .u s an E having nothing but Ferrnnone. Pr cs bil: 1

Phone 266. l’l£':i¥§i@%lii-ll?

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Bm | Lt bm Ann,-m¢¢ good cold storage transportation and than Me. Price trial also at cts all dr-pg.

Accidentllnuithjdd . P°”n . ty ' A ourgooda would arrivcln much better liste- »Poiaonlt'0o. Kingston tht.

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