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THE MORNING GUARDIAN

SATURDAY, APRIL L53, IW4.

INSPECTOR JENKINS’ LETTER.

i-lvery one knows ofthe good work d0l1€

during the past year and a hal! by Inspec- tor Robert Jenkins in enforcing the Pro-

hibitory I.aw,and all will read with inter- ist his straight-forward and manly letter

ln iiiioilisr column of this issue. Mr Jenk- ins has conducted his most duiliculz duties in a manner which has challenged the

udmirlition ofthe friends of prohibition and nt the same time without i-living

needless offence to those who by honest

TIIE FIRES OF ECZEMA

So keen is the suffering of many people

who endure the stinging, itching sensa- tion of Eczema that they speak of the skin as being on fire. By its soothing, heu.li|g,antiscptic influence Dr. Cliuscs Ointuient positively cures Eczema, Salt

Rheum, and every form of itching skin disease. It is of inestimable va ue in every home, and when once introduced becomes a household necessity. Dr. Chase`s Ointment isthc standard the world over, and has no worthy rival.

Oddfellows`i The Three Links

of correct attire for to-morrow's parade are white gloves. white shirt. white tie.-Will give YOU white kid gloves at 75c pair. white shirts 75c, $1.00 $1-I5. Whit? muslin bows nc each. If you need cuffs and collars-we‘vc best linen colars i5c and 20C. cuffs at 25 and 3oc pair.-Moore & Mc- Lgodg 23 d ii.

Weeks’ CD. Co. sell

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Men's Hats and Caps

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MILLINERY

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Friday and Saturday

Afternoons and evenings of Friday and

Saturday.

Every lady in town owes it to herself

to see those elegant goods from New York,

Boston, Paris and London.

More here than anywhere else too.

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ll/'c ll expect you all.

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conviction are opposed to the law. It is safe to say that few could have dons as well in his place. We know of none who could have dune bezter, if as well as

he, ann he commands the reilpv-.cz even of those against whos: unlawful trade he sets the law in niotioii. Possibly his

generosity to the violators of the law

A goes too far when in his letter he seems to attribute the repeal movement to others rather than those in tha liquor trade. The latter are undoubtedly the

prime movers and inatigators of the_mo\'e-

ment, but they realize that they are too much discredited in the public mind to openly lead a cause which seeks for popu- lar endorsement. _

THE GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC.

The Grand Trunk Pacific agreement as

amended in favor of the Company passed the House of Commons on Thursday

morning by a vote of 116 to 61, a majority of55for the Government, The debate

had been prolonged until it had become wearisome, although it was enllvened somewhat hyavigorous closing speech from Sir Wilfred Laurier. The vote

appears to have been strictly a party one. There is very little of independence in the Canadian Parliament and there is little doubt that the measure

will pass the Senate as it has| passed the Commons, without material change. Very probably it will be found inot so injurious an agreement as the Opposition have represented it to be,

l nor so desirable as has been held io be on the Government side. But had it been

amuah worse measure than it is the

party majority would still, no doubt, have adopted it.

Attorney General Pugsley has had a

cable despatch from England informing

I him that the appeal of New Brunswick to ` the Privy Council in their representation case will be argued lu June or July.

Rev. Mr. Stevenson, one of the ablest

and most zealous of our tcmperance work- ers, will speak on Sunday evening in the Central Christian Church on a subject of timely intefest, The Saloon or No Saloon- All interested in the welfare of the

city will find this discourse interesting

It had been decided some time ago to

spendamillion dollars to improve tlie' service but the work had not yet been

commenced. Following the fire nn

insurance rates has been rf-solved upon by the underwriters. It is a double disaster where eight or ten millions in fire losses

in the rate cf insurance.

There is some discussion in American

popersover the subject of “left-earedness"

which is said to result from frequent use ofthe telephone. As every one knows,

nine persons out of' ten in using the tele-

phone hold the receiver to the ,left ear. This may be from choice, or because the instruments are so made as to make it

` more convenient to use the left ear and

leave the right hand free to make notes

of the conversation, if necessary. But

the controversy is apart from this. One

contention is that the use of the phone, tends to dull the hearing in the left ear.

The American Telephone Journal claims

that it improves the hearing and that

people arc becoming “left-eared" in the way of hearing better with the left than with the right ear. A fair test is

to hold the receiver to the right ear once in a while and note the difference.

Wear

‘these successive rit’acks must bc attribut-

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Everything here to

lighten your labor.

H. & H. Soap cleans

everything.

Rex Insect Destroyer,

destroys moths and all in- sect life.

Household Ammonia,

disinfecting soaps,sponges, etc.

Royal Silver Polish is

used with delight by many housewives-per f e c t l y harmless, positively no after dust.

British Furniture Shine.

certainly shines. easy to use. good for the wood.

Moth Balls, camphor,

charnois from 5c up.

Ring us up. Phone 163.

A.W.RCddltl, PhlIi.B. The Square Druggist.

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RUSSIAN TORPEUO BOAT ii9.

T1-E R 155iBUi10l`Dein 5 int .\!t.1lili<i of the i~`.- . nh typ ', to whiz i mutt u!t1:Ri4~4ia~i Lorped i lcrift chnforin. She carries

in addition to her armament of lov; edoss.

THE wiinm Tiirrasr, `

Several American and l3ii'i-h journals

have expressed the opinion that ilie

Japanese fleet under Admiral Togo is equal in fighting quality and endurance

to any other navy of equal size nowlxil-ia*. Had Admiral Dewey encountered a Japancselnstead of a Spanish fleet? in Manila Bay the contest would nt least

have been more equal than it was. The Spaniards like tho Russians have sufil-

elent courage, but are not nriaptefl to naval warfare. Russian laudsmcn such as

man tha Czar’s lects are not likely ever

to make a great success of naval xi-arf."-9, but the fighting qualities of ilie Russian Midler! have been demons r-ind on IDMY B well eoitesiei battle-

field. Japan's hardest i ini is-

yet to come on the del is of

Manehuria. At present the exterlingly heavy rains have made the roi is impas- snble and caused a practical iuspsnsinii Of miliwfy Operiltions, but that isa

passing condition and heaiy fighting may be erpectci within a month to come.

which is sha 'i b

but lic desires to eater to the popular ideasof his countrymen. Ilene. in his

ofliciai report of the re:er.t op >r\\lio'is at

a single nizin wai seriOnsly ir_iurcd in

ed to Hia Majesty s gloritus \'i.\ue." The

ground without ~iifl`cring nvy damage, must be attribute! to heavenly assist-

MilLado`s virtue protecting thc men and Heaven-that is the Shinto Heaven-pro

most alert, capable, and energetic of naval commanders. After all there is not so

much difference between the Japanese and Russian way of looking at these

things. Suwarroffina notable despatch

to the Empress Gltherine announcing the capture of Ismail gave crefilt to “God and the Empress." Japanese etiquette calls for a compliment to the Emperor when-

everavictory is won. It is really their equivalent of our congratulations.

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Tnc venerable Senator \Vark Is now at

his desk again, and says he fuels first rule. \VnPn he entered the chamber for the

first. time this sessioii_i\li the Sciiatcrs at ici up and appiiiu 'cd him till hc look

bi-i seat. \Vneii pis-ing through Mon- ti' nl on his any to the capital Mr. \\'ark

was interviewed by 'I`|ic \\'ii.uess, and said he did not feel the burden if old rge

physically ard still has a young heart. He a'tributes his good condition to the fact that he has all his life lived temper-

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PIMPLES, BLOFCHES AND SKIN ERUPIIONS.

How iinsi;¢lit’y, sometimes even disgust-

ing, ann certainly very mortlfying to the sufferer. They are merely an evidence of impure, pnisonei blood, and lowered vital- ity nf the ell mentary organs, which can he quickly channel hy taking Fern-ozone afu-r meals. Ferrozane oieunses the blood of all pois.ui~i and eruptions, makes it rich in red oorpnscles that manifes: them- selves in a healthy ruddy complexion. To

have a pure, soft skin and good complex- ion simply use Fsrrozone regularly. rice 500 per box, or six boxes for $5.50, at Druggists, or N. C. Poison 8: Co., Kings- ton, Oni.

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is the rapturous feeling of any man. no matter how diminutive physically, who wears clothing of onrmake.Eveu a little fellow drap- perly clad makes a good impres- ,sion, while a giant improperly dressed is a laughing stock. For- tunately we know how _to build clothes for big men and little men and-in-betweens.

A Source of Genuine Delight to Hundreds Yesterday.

'Our grand millinery opening, as we anticipated,

is a pronounced success, and proved a source of genuine delight to hundreds of visitors yesterday. Ladies should make it a point to see this splendid array oi liigli-class millinery modes while it is yet unbroken and at its best--today, if possible.

F. PERKINS QD. CO..

The Millinery Leaders. . SUNNYSIDE.

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CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE' COMPANY.

One apeciai agent for the province of P. E. Island with whom an exceptionally

iibemlconirncilwill bt: rnsdlel. i

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The Cennd - l.Tfe is the oldui and largest Canadian company with reserves

nronger than ana' on this Continent. Issuing all np-to~date contracts and with its nneq;i.a‘ll:;1nr‘;Ie>;:'“o| pmntl to policy holders, makes it especially attractive from an agen s .

Any person contemplating taking up insurance work should get our offer before

engaging elsewhere.

Call on or communicate with

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We have the prettiest lines of young Men’s_ Caps in town Yon’ll wantone this S ng Come early.-].. B. MacDON

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