THE GUARDIAN ER)WN, PllNL.B__BDWAlD IBLAN D, MARLII 29 iguq.

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T Whooping Cough, Croup

ia at Bl'°rl¢hitlS Cough Grip Agents Say There is Every indication of a Landing Being "` Asthma, Diphtherla Efiected on Chinese Side Gulfof Liao Tung~Wouid

Have Bad Consequences for Other P ers

CRESOLENE I8 A BOON TO ABTHMATICB

Cancun! ts e long established and standard remedy for the diseases indicated It

cures bersuse the mr roniiereii strongly untiseptic is carried over the diseased surfaces of tho bronchial tubes “ith every lirenth, giving prolonged and constant treutmtnr. Thosu of aconsumptive ieudsncy, or suilsrcro from chronic bronchitis, llnd iuuiiediutn rciioi from coughs or iufiuiuad conditions of tho throat Descriptii o booklet frtt

LM ‘tIl\1.,Mll.ll‘§ st L0 |651 Notre Dame it , Itlonlreul, fnnxuilnn \ cntsi

Cresolene dissolved in tho nioutli :irc eifet ti\ c and s ilu for

cou 'lis null iri .t.itiii|\ of tlii tlirout

Antiseptic Tablets ,, ,_ ,M ,, P ,_

TI'i E ONLY CHEAP THING

About the made~to-your-order suits we turn out is the price, viz

$I2.00. $I3.00 and $15.00.

'I he styles are the latest, the colors and patterns are these worn ...y the best dressed men in Canada and United States. The cloth is

MAKE-

Which is a guarantee that the QUALITY IS THE BEST.

May we show you our assortment oi up-to-date Suitings, etc?

THE HUMPHREY El BTHING 8TilliE,

Opera House Building. Phone 63. A. WINFIELD SCOTT. Manager.

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MODERN DENTISTRY

BERLIN DENTAL PARLOR

One thing we again wish to cali your attention to is our CORR

GATED SUCTION PLA VE. liy using this form of suction (which is p ented and for the use of which we have secured the rights) We will GUA ANTEE TO FIT ANY MOUTH. It does not matter how difficult it ni be or wl1at other dentists have told yon. We know we can fit it, and h

no hesitation in saying so. In cases where there are still some teeth

maining in the month, we will replace the lost ones by means of RRID _ WORK or PARTIAL PLATES. Teeth which are decayed we will restore ` CROWNING (gold or porcelain) iilling,or by use of PORCELAIN INLA . We have the largest and best equipped odice in the Maritime Provin

and do an/ and all kinds of dental work known to the profession today.

l?.lil$ll.ii PENTAL...lii.!‘l.£.$l.‘i..5»

2:6 to su it w ryr

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o.& 1. ment 1. ons ruled I Corsets...

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a BIAS FILLED CORSET.

I ` i Our lady friends of Canada

I 7 ,,.. .. and U. S. have had the pleas- _ " --I ure of wearing B. & I. Bias _ 4 ' Filled Corsets for over 3

p years and are delighted with

'-‘ ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Canada’s most popular Corset B. SL I.

B. SL I. Bills Filled Corsets are a[Canadian in-

vention and made in Canada and have no equal for style “fit” "comfort" and workmanship. Prominent models for 1904 are

PPP? como

Lady Curzon. Lady Ruby- Letdv Eileen. Albani, (for stout or full iigures.)

For sale by all reputable merchants in Canada. Patente

in Canada. U. S. and price stamped on inside of every pair.

imcroruizs-Tononro. ONTARIO

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A Practical Recommendation.

Masses. R. E. Morcir & Co.,

Charlottetown.

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Ircnggrfetl ifwuot uigenor to any straight roller Hour put up in Canada.

» Respectfully yours

CHAS. E. PRATT.

Bold in at and an lb bags. T; y r neg it will speak for illeif.

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Ghooso The BEST

The Toouoo Epicure who does not use the

Hickey Twist, Pearl or Ruby

Hee never derived that reel eni0Y!1‘°°i Whm’ A” `5'

na . Th°’;»i'§1ih<§ri'i~mitiirEi"i1itus°1N 1 ma 2 room) ~'rm.-»

Heres. s.a.ee°“°

Sr Przrimsnuno, March 21 -Although

slow to believe that Japan deliberately contemplates is violation of her pledge to respect neutral Chinese territory, the re

ports received at the ministry of war are so specific that they compel consideration The presence of disguised Japanese sold-

Thc fougii is `

_ Your Warning

That the Lungs are in danger-

Guard Them by Using Dr-

Chase's Syrup of Linseed and

Turpentine.

The usual course ofa cold isjfrom brad

to threat and thence along the bronchial tubes to the lungh.

The cough is the warning that bids you

guard the lungs.

it hurts to cough, once there is soreness in

the ailment serious. l Remember that pneumonia, consump- tion and other lung troubles are always the result of neglected colds.

Dr. Chase`s Syrup of Linseerl and Tur-

pentine has won its plnca as lender in the front rank of throat and lung treatments because it can be relied on to prevent and cure serious disease.

Its for-reaching action on the whole

sy:-tem, its healing, soothingintluence on the bronchial tubes and lunizs have made it the most popular because the most effective remedy obtainable.

Group, bronchitis, whooping cough,

asthma, pneumonia, coughs, cold, and throat troubles are promptly cured by Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linreed and Turpentine as is evidenced by many ofthe be<t, people In the land.

Dr. Chase H Syrup of Linseed und Tur-

pentilio, 25 cents a bottle, fiiniiiy size three times ns much) (it) cents, at oil dealers, or liduinnson, Bites& Co., T

ronto.

To protect you against imitotions the

portrait and signature of Dr. A. W. Choi the famous receipt book author, are on every bottle.

Men’s Hats and Caps at Weeks

SET BAi3l_0N FIRE.

GLACE BAY, March 24.-The eleven

months' old child of William Boutilier was burned so seriously yesterday after noon that it will not recover. The child’s brother was playing with paper near the stove and set the baby on fire. The mother was out at the time.

FISHING AND GAME LAWS

OF P. E. ISLAND.

The Dominion and Provincial Parlin ments have passed laws to prevent thel wanton destruction of Esh and game, and

for the establishment of close seasons.

The Dominion Troui.~Fishing regula-

tions ure as lollowsz-

“In the Provinces of Novo Scotia, New L

Brunswick and Prince Eiward Island, no one shall fish for, catch, kill, buy, sell or possess any speckled trout. salmon trout, gray trout, white trout, lnkcjtrouc, win- anisb, toon, land-locked salmon, or any other kind of trout, from the first, day of October to the 31st. day of March in encb

year, both days inclusive.”

There are no other Government restri-

ctions, but on some streams parties hold fishing leases. Further information can be obtained from the resident Fishery

An Act passed by the Provincial Legis-

lature in 1870 for the protection of name and fur-bearing animals, together with an amendment in 1898, provides as followsz-

“None of the birdsornnimels herinaftcr

mentioned shall betaken or killed or s'- tempted to be taken or killed within the periods hcrinafter mentioned: I. Partridge between the lst day of December and thelsf. day of October. 2. Woodoock and Soipe between the lst day of January and the 20th day of August. 3» Water fowl which no known as wild duck between the lsr. day of Merch and the 10th dey of September. 4. Heres or, rabbits batvr een the lst dey of Marsh and, the lst dey of September. 5. Munkrat, mertlnorother between the lst day of May and the iso day of Novem- ber." The some shall 'not be had in possession or offered for solo during the periods in which they are so protected. No eggs shell be had in possession nor shell wood-cock be killed before sunrise or after sunset. Toe penalty for bremhes` of the Act is n fins not exceeding $25 nor lou than $5 for each bird, animal or egg.

An Act to protect wild fowi,'pns|ed In

1884, prohibits the killing of any kind of wild fowl between sunset and sunrise, and the penalty for infraction ofthe some

is $60.

Once the_cough gets dry and tight, once I

the chest and luozs danger is near nndi

rained ten pounds in weirht, and nm now

iers acting ns spies along tie Shun Ku nu road has been established and Rust-,nur agents my tliit :here is eiery indication of on ibicur’efl landing on the west coast ofthe prulf of Lino Tung The iuforxnri tion conveyed by these iigeuts seems to coincide vt ith other information indi eating ii complete change in the Japanese plnri ol' corupaigu, or ofiL@|'|2_nce into s second stnue practically involving the slnndonuient of further heavy hurling cf, tr: ops in Korea. '

According to advices received by the

government there nr.: only ul out 70,000 Japanese troops in Korea an present. It is considered possible that the Japanese reckoned on a complete mobilization tbero much sooner, but that the difficulties met with in transporting troops from Japan and over the roads in Korea proved more serious thun expected, and that the Jnpinese found themselves unable to deliver a frontal attack in Man- churlis before the Russian troops arrived in sufficient force to check them. At ony rate the latest advices indicate that the Japanese will not send many more sold- iors into Koran. They may make u diver- sion at Post-slit Bay in the direction of Vladlvostcclr, but their main objective henceforth. will be in the oulf ot Liao Turg. Ii the information received is correct, the Jap inese have discovered that landing on the peninsula is too hard it nut to or-ack and have elected to land on the Chinese side, where there will be no army to repel them. The only two points feasible for landing are Chin \Van Trio and Tien Kan Cheng, which are connectr d by mil, rrspectively, with Chan~Kwun and Kan Kiau on the Pekin railroad. A landing ntclther plsce would give the Jep- snese precision of n splendid strategic line by which to strike the Russian flank and ifdeslred,to holii Pekin in subjection.

The Russians have little Iaiyli in the Chinese generals Mo und Mu, who miz"t disregard orders from Pekin nnri _jiln forces with the Jap mi-se. The Russian military suthorities have felt themselves compelled to consider the foregoing possi- bility and to take the necessary preciiu- tions. The intornational complications which :night arise out of o .Jnpnuesc lond- infz ou neutral Chinese territory, have also received careful consideration, for ol- thougli it in specifically declared that it is not. believed Japan would dare to violate V the ugroement made in response to Secretary Hny’s no'e. as well ns in Jupoin`s other public profes- sions, there is reason io uiilrrn that the Russian line of conduct in such it contin- gency has already been decided upon prirelple. The assurances obtained from Pekin require that the Chinese authori- tiei should oppose with their army such

ii step on iheparn of the Japanese.

A nigh Russian official said to the As-

sociated Preset “It would have worse consequences for other powers than Rus- sia ifJapan should enter neutral terri- tory, for such ix step would bc obviously for the purpose of invelghling Chinn into the flrzht. If Japan could bc successful in this there would be an uprising rigainss foreigners which would be toufoid great- er tbnn the Boxer affair. The mere pos- sibility is pregnant with all sorts of daug- ers, but we cln hardly believe that Japan will venture to violate thc neutrality of

Chinn as she did that of Korea."

It is lenrr ed that the Russian military

attacbe at Pekin is now at New (lhwnng watching the movements of the Chinese

troops.

COMING EVENTS-

City Council meets on one second Mou-

dny in each month. Dr. F. F. Kelly. Movor; W. W. Clark, (Pity Clerk. _

WAS IN A

CRITICAL CONDITION.

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System was Run Down.

FELT Dnowsv Ann M/SERABLE.

Burdaek Blood Bitters

BUILT UP THE SYSTEM

IND ADDED TEN POUNDD IN WEIGHT.

air. ld. I. Harris, Newbridgo, Ont., ~ in poor iisnith but hu now been 'arid in full hlnltI| and vigor. I-Ian is st be writer on “Last spring I was a very critical condition, my system wn I run down. I Ich drowsy and miner- ble, and thought I would surely die if I

did not get nomethinrg to build me up. After reading on! o our nimnnncs I decided to try Burdock blood Bitton, and before I had taken two bottles I had

n perfect health. and can certainly recommend Burdocl Blood Bitton to build up the lyetom.”

IURDOCK BLOOD IITTERI

Is the best Spring medicine on the market

ny. You may and one this Spring.

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The Greatest Modern Household

Remedy

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Baird Company. Lid.

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Rain Coats. L

ll Ever think how handy

a Rain Coat is-how down

right economical it is to have one?

(L It’s an Overcoat and a.

Rain Coat in one. Quite as stylish and dressy as any top

coat. Just the right weight for spring and fall wear. So handy to slip into when the

evenings are chilly. W'hen the weather changes, it’s the best protection against Pi‘ain‘

and dampness.

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PRIE8‘l‘LEY'B.

'Do you know Priestizyi He originated and perfected mln-proof cloth.

"Fit»Reform " Coats are

made of the “ Original Priest,- lzy" Cloth. They are gun unteed Absolutely dump-proof and waterproof.

Priestlcy hu made I new

record this spring for getting up slrihng eiectx.

" Fil-Reform " tail nl

nmol, have rnnrie Lbeszfdiolhl into the haadsomest Rain Coats you ever saw.

Lobo( styles-but the full

Elin bucks, and the belt d-

are going to be worn

the most.

$12 to U30-

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Capual. Reserve and Undivided Profits.

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Savings Banli Deper'im€Di

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IF NDT-JUST WRITE US FOR Sli.iiPLE~~lT ..

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HALIFAX, N. S.

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