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PORTARTl`lUR'SSUPPL|ES .e l NEW llillil PUPE Pllll X
ARE GROWING VERY SHORT llll P.E.l. ll'Wll HAS ilEUHliii|l
Manchuria also Poorly Rationed--Czar Wants to go to the Front-lchro Occupied by the
.laps-Monday’ s
Bombardmcnt ol
Port Arthur-More Russian
Ships are
Damaged.
Movliio Nou-oou_ea'rsN'rs
ST. PETERSBURG March r
-(Special)--All women, children and aged men are being removed from all strategic points so the trcops will not be compelled to protect them.
CZAR WANTS T0 GO EAST.
The Czar desires to go to the front much against General Kuropat- kin's wishes.
There is no news of fresh iight-
ing today. RUSSIAN SUPPLIES SHORT. '1‘o"k1o, March .-(sp¢¢n1.)-
It is said that 'Port Arthur has provisions for only a fortnight if the lines of communication are cut. and all the troops in Manchuria are said to be inadequately sup- plied.
ICHRO OCCUPIED.
The Japanese have occupied
Ichro Yang, Korea, and are now fortifying the walls.
PORT ARTHUR LTTACKED.
LONDON, March' l.-A despatch from
Tina Ko states that ilftsen Japanese war
RELIEF AT ONCE.
Then Complete Cure-Well Known Mus-A iolan's Experience with Dod<\'s Kid-
ney Pills.
Rosnnnrxn, Ont, Feb. 29.-(Special).-
That well known old musician Samuel J. Crow, who for many years 'led the old Pelham and Rosedene string band, has gladdened the hearts of his many friends by announcing his complete recovery from the aggravated Kidney Complaint that has troubled him for yeare.Mr. Crow says
“Today I enjoy as good health as I did
in boyhood and I give the entire credit to Dodd’a Kidney Pills. I suffered for years from Kidney Tronbls which upon every attack of cold caused me agony. In 1898 is deveicpei into Gravel when I was totally unilt for anything.
“I was in constant misery when I com-
menced to use Dorid's Kidney Pills, but they gave me relief almost at once. Five boxes cured me completely."
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0ne Dnlar
buys a pair of Men's laced
'boots just the boots to wear under rubbers or overshoes and they are worth half as much more.
Anil al $l.25
We are selling a line of
ladies’ dongola kid laced boots made on a fashionable lim, good dtters, thick soles.
They are worth more
money but they are yours at $1.25 a pair.-
aoii uns.
i#I#|‘#l,,Hoszard 6: Moore. O -y
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lhlpl lDDBA\‘9d Port Arthur at ten o’clock on Monday morning and opened a furious bombardment
Russians nna'rlN lack.
The Russian cruisers Novik,Asko1d and
Bayan with four torpedo boats, steamed outto meet the attack-but were forced to retire.
The Askoid was in a sinking condition
and the Ncvik badly dcmagsd when the iight cased. Oneltorpedo boat was sunk. A _onur san nauaoim.
The cruiser Rstvlzan which was torpe-
doad in the dr-at attack on Port Arthur was further damaged in Mondav's attack.
'rvvo nouns or rronr. I '
The bombardment lasted two hours.
The Japanese iiiet withdrew in perfect
order. *_ waaruna was nan. _
It is presumed that the attack was
made in bad weather. as a previous tele-
graphic advice reportcda severe storm raging nt Port Arthur. Javanese srnarxov.
As usual the Japanese din not remain
long enough oil' the harbor to enable the
gunners at the forts to get their ranges. '
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Reported that they Have Secured Poole’s Wharf-Step Towards Securing Water Front Railway Extension and Davies Site Station.
It is reported and generally accepted as
true that the Felsral Government have
about completed the purchase of PoJle‘,., wharf which has been used during the
past few years by the Plant Line.
Soma time ago the Government secured
Biures from the owners of several of the wharves with a view to purchase and it is understood that the Plant Line has been decided upon.
This will make the Davies site for the
new station more probable and also lead to railway exicnsion along the water front.
Sr-cold the Govarnment now take over
the wharf it will probably be made into a deep water terminus for the Railway. ___.__.__
A VERY GOOD RULE
It is well lmown that the majority of
human ills .arise from constipation of the bowels and on this account many people make it a rule to see thatthe bowels move once every day. If you are subject to constipation you can be cured by the use of Dr. Chass's Kidney-Liver Pills. Three pills not only make the bowels active but by their action -on the liver ensured regular flow of bile, naturefs own oathartlo and so remove the cause of seri- ous disease.
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WANTED.
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` A smart boy to engage
partmcnt.
__ Apply at once to
¢, Many Customers- e
in thc Bookbindlng dc-
PHUEHESS lllll
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Renovations make the Popular Store
of S. A. McDonald still more '
Attractive, Pisaslng and Convenient to His
During the past hw weeks great im-
provements have been made in “P. E. I'a. Greatest Clothing Store" as the clothing establishment conducted by S. L_ Mc- Donald is familiar-ly known by many. `
The details of the work were briefly rc-
ferred to in The Guardian some time IRG but a further description will ne of inter- est. On the main door where the carpen- ters have completed their work the large clothing cabinet has bean removed and the space isnt/ilixed by the hat and cap department. Hr. McDonald intends makings specialty of this dcpartment‘ and has the agency for The New York Derby and The New York Tourist besides leading English styles. The space from front to rear is also illled with new cross ` tables covered with ready-to-wear cloth- ing. r _
On the second floor the clothing cabinet
is _‘Bbw situated. The cabinet is filled with_ the goods which have made the stole so well known throughont the pro' vincé, and on the opposite side is the children’s clothing department fully shocked With the best in that line. In the _ _oi the cabinet is a dressing room
vvhemtwthing can be tried on and up' stairswp _necessary changes are made by the stores tailoring staff free of charge.
In the frontpartion of the second flat
is to be found an immense stock of rea'\v-to-wear gmods in overcoats, sults.’_
and_‘,:.th D -piece boys suits, on the last of wHa§%J“McDona1d takea.»...prids _-in - asserting that his display is uuexoeiisd in the" city. The 'third door' irnuw occupied by the tailoring stal. Here are to be found a large number of men and women at work on the orders constantly being received. This is a large part of the business of the establishment and the general satisfaction testiilea to the excellence of the class of labor employed.
The store throughout presents a pi ture
of ueatuess and the range and excellence of the stock displayed is sure to appeal to the customer and satisfy his wants. Mr. McDonald is to be congratulated upon his latest improvement which even i further stamps him as one of Ghariotze-i t.own’s leading business men.
THE Y. M. CONCERT-
A Machine for Widening the Cui- tlngs Tested Yesterday Morn- ing-Representative of The Guardian Present at
_ Test at Saint
Dunstans.
A nnvrcn for cleaning out the cott-
iugs nn the railway was triad for the first time yesterday torenoon on the P. E. I. B., but owing to the weakness of some of the iron work, was taken back to the machine shop for further strengthen- ing. The plow which is built on a flat ear mnch resembles the well known road machine with a shovel nr scoop on each aids. These shovels can be moved out or in to suit the cutting by a lever at the rear of the flat car.
The working of building the machine
whiohia from plans of the Superinten- dent, Mr. Sharpe, has been in progress for several weeks under the direction of Fred Boulc.
The start was made yesterday morning
lt 11.40. The Bat oar with the widener was attached to a passenger car and the the party composed of the Superintend- ent, Mechanical Superintendent Poole, Trackmaster Houle,|Fred Henle, Brakea~ man Ryan, a representative of The Guardian and several train hands left the station. It was thought that a good test would be made at_Hunter River but when the llrat heavy snow was met at Mount Edward Curve one of the arms anpportinga side cracked ata bolt and the experiment had to be given up for the T-imc.
The Widener however was sufficiently tasted to show how its defects may be reminded and when this is done there is ro doubt but that it will be a great assistance in keep- ing the outings clear during slormy weather. It was taken hack to the
machine shop and the work ol lowering the shovels and strengthening the arms will be proceeded with at once.
'i`ho sncvels are marie of heavy holler
Dlaleheld in place ny iron bars three lnohusinthlcknes-. The bnrs work on rails which are aiilxen to twelve inch beams of hard pine secnredly fa-toned on tncilat car. ‘ -I f.
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The distracting headaches from which
ao many women suffer mal* life a. daily purgatory. If men suifere with hen - ache as women do, business would be almost ata atanstiil. Does not the fact that men do not su8`er from these severe headaches suggest that there must be a womanly cause for them?
When the womanl organism is dis-
Excellent as its predecessors have been, this, the last of the series was unloubt- ; edly best bith in patronage and perform- ance. With the exception ni Miss Mollie Warburton, who was unavcidably absent, { the program was clrriad out as printed. _ Master Gordon woo a rapturous recall.; The Rav. Lab Williams was similarly_ honored. The readings bv Miss Mas-_ kenzic, Major Weeks and Alderman Paton, were the necessary variety to the choice musical numbers afforded by the local favorites whose names grace any program. Instrumental numbers were given by Regie Stewart, who gave as he Sixophone Solo, “Ah Cho La Morto." the oapabiiitiesof this modern addition
tically displayed. A. W. Gaudet, trom- bonist, played Suiiivan’s "Lost Chord," with much taste. His accompanist was Miss Irene Scnurinnn of Buiequc. Thin young lady gives promise oi being an excellent pianiste, her accompanying evoking many commendatory remarks. Individual criticism is at this la'e hour isimpassible. Professor Tanton had a galaxy of talent and a crowded house to appreciate lt.
to the Band being wslb and sympathe- _
eased, headache, backache, nervousness and sleeplessness are consequences which are sure_ to follow. _
Dr. P1erce's Favorite Prescription curu
headaches and other aches and pains by curing their cause. It establishes regu- lnnty, dnes unhealthy drains, heals in- flammation and ulceration, and cures female weakness. It soothes pain and builds up the nerves. It transforms weak, sickly, nervous invalids into
happily. healthy women. Thousands have testi ed to its marvelous merits.
“I look two bottles of your ‘Favorite l’rescrip-
tion ' and two ofthe ‘Go deu_Me<licnl Discovery' and am feeling well," wnies Mrs. Dau Mc- Kenzie, of Lorway Mines, Cape Breton Co,,` Nova Scotia. 'il lind uterine trouble, pain in
gre side and headache. After iakingyour medi-
nel I got well. You may publish his or use
it in any wa ou think best as I cannot speak U00 highly oxlyr. Pierce and his medicinesd
“Favorite Prescription" has the testi-
mony of thousands of women to its com- plete cure of womanly diseases. Do not accept an unknown and unproved sub- stitute in its place.
Farm. Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense
Medical Adviser is sent free on receipt
of stamgp to pay for customs and mailing only. nd gr one-cent stamps for the book in a r covers, or o stan; s for ti l ihpbope d l 5Add do Di' .e c o - un vo ume. re . R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
C8118 - CSI!! . cans. . Clills' cans.
3ooo cases }4 dat r5oo " 1 lb ilat 5oo }{_ lat 5oo 34 ilat 5oo M tall 3ooc lb. Ingot Tin.
300° lb. Pig lead.
6ooo lb. Solder. :ooo lb. Lobster Twine. roo Herring Nets. ` bales Sail Cloth.
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Aiea una vert, Prime len. Hama Highest pries paid lsr ar !.oha‘en.
|.0llSTEilS, l.llB$lEilS, LUBSTERS,
We beg to notify packers that we haven fu_l1 line Lobster _ sup-
plies and fishing outfits for sale nt lowest prices, in:lud\ng following:
All guaranteed.
1o_oo coils Rope, all sizes from
9th to arst.
:ooo lb Manilln Marline.
Lining cans 5000 56 Bats. " " :ooo flats. “ “ rooo}{ tlats.
“' “ rr>oo}{ tlats.~
Jhuuideraandlacon. '
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in its incipient Form, His Physician Says
Mother and Daughter Parish in Hotel Fire-Post Ofiice Wreck- cd Because Post Master is a Negro.
Porn nas mumareia. RoMl.M»u-on 1-(Special)-His physician
expresses the opinion that the Pops has incipient nenralgia.
nrornun. ann nauonrlm norman.
Pharma Duonrnu, Wis., March 1
-(Special)-A mother and daughter were burned to death in the destruction of the Sherman House here.
roar or-rica nrnaurrnn.
Sr. Louis, larch 1-(.Special.)-The
post oillce at Humphreys, Arkansas was dynamited and wrecked because a colored
post-master was appointed.
THEY TAKE WEEKS
Ordinary remedies sometimes take
weeks to even relieve cases that Cntarrho- aone cures at once.
Iunann Cxralmrrozosa iive minutes
now and again and it cures a cold.
Ixmanu Caraxtnnozoun iive minutes
four times a day and it cures stubborn coughs.
lunatic Ca'ramtrrozoNa: five minutes
every hour and we guarantee it will cure any nase of Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma, Lung or 'lhruat Trouble, Deafness. In is very pleasant and convenient to use, quick to relieve, and certain as the here- after to cure Le.r_ge slz=, complete, price
gl,00; small size. Zoe. Druggists, or Poison o., Kingston, Ont.
Da. H.smx.'roN’s Pius Corus Iisauafns.
CH’TOWN FARMERS' MARKET.
The market yesterday was more largely attended by sellers and buyers than it has been for some weeks past.
The suppiyci drsssei hogs was fairly
large, and good stock (weighing from I5() to350 lbs) was picked up rapidly at tl cts, while G) cts per lb w-is paid for some choice loads. Forlivc hogs the Dominion Parking Cs. are paying 5c per lb for best, and lower prices for lights and heavys,
A large supply of dressed beet was
oifered, but the demand was not active enough at the price aske l, :Sl io (ill per lb, to lake it all, consequently some lots were held over.
The oilerings of oats were small. This
NOT AFRAI `) TO ENDORSE IT.
People have learned to have such con-
ilfience in Dr. Chassis Ointment as a cure for r-very form of piles that they do not hrsilntc to endorseit atevl.-ry opportunity. As a result Dr. Chanda Ointment is mo- babiy recommended by more pcrsnns than any preparation on the market ioiiay. There is no guess-work about its effects- rellef is prompt and cure certain.
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TWRNTY-FIVE CBNTI PIR KONTR
WUHST ililllliill
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Blocks Traffic in Ontario and New York State
Lord’s Day Alliance to Meet Gov- ernment-Publisher Dead- Prisoner Reaches St- John-~ Child Burned to Death.
annivnn IN sr. Joiarr.
ST. JonN, March l-(Special)-Dateetf
iva Killen arrived here with Malcolm
McKinnon, charged with failing to re- mit $3.000 to the M-:Laughlin Carriage Company the proceeds of s consignment of goods shipped him.
CANADIAN Pvanislim num.
Urrawa, March 1.- (Special)-B. T. A.
Bali died this morning. Ha was publisher
of the Canadian Mining Review.
r.ann‘s oar annranca.
Arrangements have been made for a delegation nf the Lords Day Alliance to meet the Government on Wednesday next to discuss a bill for a general Lord s Day in Canada.
nuzzann IN roitorrro. -
Tononrro, _Marrh l. -(Special)- The
worst blizzard ol the winter prevailed here on Mmday night. All tratilc is
blocked.
I1' was wrnzsrxtsa D.
Similar reports come from Montreal, Berlin, Rome, Schenectady, Utica and other points in New York and Ontario.
smr.u norman ro nirsrii.
Miisrnnar., March l.--(Special).-Ros a
Llzzottc aged aevun years was burned to death here by hex' clothes catching from the kitchen stove. The mother found har dead on the iizor.
ORNS, WARTS, BUNIONS, CALLICES
Removed for all time by applying Pu t- num's Painless Corn and W'..rt Extractor. , lr. contains no acids. never burns and cures permanently. Use only “l’ul.uam's.
is owing tothe weather not being favor able for threshing, and prices are n little firmer, iii cts for black or white.
Hay loose is quoted' nt 55 to G5 cts per 100 lbs, and pressed at $10.75 to $ll.5i) per ton. . Fowl and chicks (according in con- .ditlonslnre selling at 7 to lil cts per ih. ‘l Eggs retail at 23 ti 25uts per dozen, none being bought for shipping, and butter 23 to 24 cts perlb.
There are very iew porno--4 coming to
marker, 25 to 30 cis pw- in _viii is near about ihe prices.
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renew your Wall Paper ?
goes up-
If only for your Financial i
Dollars worth of the ha
for Co.nada’s Greatest
Montreal.
cel all former productions.
cheerful when you et there.
your request for your lnspectio
Carter &
PAPER
Spring means that nature is renewing herself. Why not
V/e keep all Grades. all
prices but the lowest starts. at on; figure a double roll and
ieneilt we want to tell you that
we have just completed opening: up over $2000 00
ndsorucst ilcsigus in wall
Papgr, it has been our good fortune to secure. just here we wish to remind you that we are Sole Agents for P. li. Island
Wall Pei per Factory.
(Messrs. Colin McArthur& Co., Incorporated) of
The Designs and Cglorlnjs of this year`s goods ex-
Perhaps your Parlor, Dining Room, Hall. Bed-
Room or Kitchen needs an new Wall Paper D|-993. It will not cost much if you buy your paper from us.
We have fitted up a pleasant and bright Show Room
on S¢¢¢nd Flqor immediately over main store known by everybody ns“Santa Claus Headquarters" easy to get at,
Come and ses.
Sample Bogie are now ready, sent with pleasure at
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IMPOKTERS OF ARTISTIC WALL PAPER-
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