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to all mothers who want their babies to have pink, clean, clear, and healthy skin.

\‘la<‘.e of the finest materials. \,3 ,-0311 wherever made, is b£tlCf-

Tu: Atacni- Toittr SoAP Co. MONTREAL

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stock on deck and produce under deck lowest rates. _ _

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Govl Farm Stock.

BY AUCTION.

TO be sold at Public Auction,

GEORGETOWN on

Wednesday, the 26th Day oI0c

AT 10 O’(`LOCK, A. M.

3 Ayrshire Bull Calves. l “ Heifer Calf.

3 Short Horn Bull Calves. 1 “ “ Heifer Calf.

A. C. STEWART,

Auctionee

At CHARLOTTETOWN, on the

Market Square, on

FRIDAY, DCTDBER 28th.

AT 2 (YCLOCK.

3 Ayrshire Bull Calves. 1 “ Heifer Calf.

2 Short- Horn Bull Calves. 1 “ “ Heifer Calf.

R. Bnanisro,

Auctionee

Ah SUMMEBSIDE, on the Mar

ket Square, on

SATURDAY. 29th DCTDBER.

AT 12 (YCLOCK NOON.

3 Ayrshire Bull Calves. l “ Heifer Calf.

3 Short Horn Bull Calves.

Auctionee

By order of Commissioners

RICHARD SMITH,

Sec’y. Stock Far

Cli’r.own,Oct. l3,’98-d3aw&wtd

JOHN GAFFN EY,

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YHE GUARDIAN

\n Independent. Journal, nntrammelled and ,lu-1¢,.s:aimiiiz to be Just. lmpartlal, Rollablei Neway

.wking at all times ;o further the best in e .oswfof the p@0plc,aiid recognized therefore as The Peop1e’B P@p°r-

Published at its otliccs, Cameron Bl00»<.»°0\1th ‘ide Post Otlice, at the following rates,payabl6

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_\Ior»iing Editioindaily (except Sunday)

months $l.00;(per yr ....... . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 4.00 S -mi-weekly E itioii(Mond. &. Thur.) D01' 9 yr: $1.50; in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...1...5 Weekly Edition (Thursday) per year $1,i5;iii advance . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .LW

Branch offices _

have been established at the following places. where =ub.<criptions_may be Dald. IIBWS fum: islied, mdvcrtisiiig, iob work and other busi ness traiisactedz- _

Siiiipliierside, Curi'ie‘s Bookstore-D. K. Currie .

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llbertoii, Alberton Bookstore. G. S. Muttart A ent. Sifiii-is Ea-‘t, Telephone otlice. R Seamau.Agent

J.l<j. B. MCCKEADY. IJ. P. HOOD.

Editor. Business Manairof-

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SLT(/RDAY. OCT. 15. 1898.

, WAR INDEMNITIES-

In compelling Spain to pay roundly

for the cost of the war the United States has many precedents in history. The defeated nation is always made to suffer.

At the end of the war with Napol-

eon the Great the allies powers chang- ed the dynasty, took from France her frontier posts and compelled her to pay for five years the cost of an army of occupation. _

As the result of three wars With

China, in 1640, 1857 and 1860 China was compelled to cede Hong Kong to Britain, open sundry ports to com- merce and pay money indemnities of $35,000,000.

In the war with Mexico, the latter

being too poor to pay the cost of $100,000,000, was compelled to cede to the United States California and New Mexico.

The heaviest war indemnity ever

exacted was that levied by Germany on France after the war of 1870. The war only lasted fight months in all, but France was compelled to pay a billiou of dollars within three years, and in addition, to cede the provinces of Alsace and Lorraine. The first demand of Bismarck was for $200,- 000,000 more.

The next largest indemnity was

that demanded by Russia from Turk- ey at the close of the last war, in which by the treaty of San Stephane Turkey acknowledged an indebtedness to Russia of $750,000,000. It has not yet been paid, but Russia holds the right of a judgment creditor. n In the late war between Turkey and Greece the former was only permitted to exact an indemnity of $20,000,- 000, or about one tenth of the cost the war to Turkey. The limitation was caused by the inability of Greece to pay a larger sum,and the unwilling- ness of the powers to permit Turkey to acquire further sway over a Chris- tian population.

Many fuither instances might be

cited, not always in support of the justice of such exactions, but as evi- dence that in war the right of the strongest prevails, and the defeated nation must pay in money or terri itory the penalty of defeat. No other power is likely to intervene to prevent Spain being compelled to cede the Phillipines to her conqueror. The powers will not tie their own hands against the time when it may befound convenient for one of ‘them to make and enforce like terms against some defeated nation.

MMM

Since the death of Sit John C.

Allen New Brunswick is left in the position of being the only rovincf-

its borders. Of course this condition will be remedied in due time Sir Andrew Blair naturally suggests it- self as the first name to Bll -the blank. He is just now a clear first in promin. ence among the “favorite sons” of his

province.

The impression grows that if the ma- jority against prohibition in Quebec is anything like as large as stated by Le Soliel there have been great frauds in connection with the polling. And yet the returning officers were all sworn to the faithful discharge of their duties, the same as in parlia- mentary elections. \Vhen we get the official returns it will more fully ap- pear whether an investigation will be in order.

There are two of the GUARn1aw’s

proposed improvements that are ap- parently making no progress. One of tlieseis the free public library, ii, very much needed institution, the want of which will be greatly felt' in » the long evenings of the near future. The other improvement, the realiza- tion of which had been hoped for be fore this date, is an improved tele- graph service with reduced 1-a,i;es_ Something was practically promised in this latter line, but it seems the time has not yet come. Both these Improvements would have been reali- sed long since but for a public apathy that is most unaccountable. But they must yet come,

who, with his wife has been for some I weeks visiting her relatives in Dan- r vers, Mass., has sailed for England

again.

that has not a single Knight vritliinf

- y Have Ae-

~ 00lllDli|~hed is But a Guarantee sl'

Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain,

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It is disappointing to learn that

the reported finding of the Khalifa’s treasure to the amount of ten mil lions sterling turns out to be untrue. The flying chief has his treasure with him, apparently, and the value of , his assets is only a‘ matter of guess- ,i work.

The extreme youthfulness of the,

Grenadier Guards greatly impressedf those who saw them on their recent return from the Soudan. “Wh l they are mere boys,” was the excla- mation of one observer. But they whipped the Khalifa’s six foot war-I riors, all the same.

There seems to be a general feeling i

that Thanksgiving Day, which u-ed ' to be about the middle of November, and has now been moved on to near the close of the month, was too late, has now become later and ought to V be made earlier hereafter. The mio-

dle of October would do very well. 3

Having got possession of Northern ‘

China by his “peaceful” methods the Czar is now turning his attention to Persia. The first step is to send a special agent to Teheran to invite. the Shah to St. Petersburg. If he ac- 1 cepts, as probably he will, and is found to be as susceptible to Russian diplomacy as Li Hung Chang was. the . rest will be easy. -

A few days ago the Madrid govern-

ment refused its promise to evacutel Cuba. by the first of December, declar- ‘ ing it impossible. Then the matter was referred to the Paris commission and our yesterday’s despatches tell that the Spaniards will now get out by October 18th. This quick change of front is attributed to a. hint that if matters were not expedited military force might be resorted to. More ‘ troops and battleships are also on the lway to Manila, and this can only mean that if the demand for the sur- render of the Phillipines is not promptly conceded forcemay be wel _in that quarter as well.

A sharp reporter with a nose for news learned from one of the Queen! 2 gamekeepers the other day that the ' horses of the royal equipage had shied while Her Majesty was taking an air- ` ing. He added a little to the Story i and it went to the press as “a narrow escape." When the news reached thei continental capitals there were ani once many telegraphic enquiries congratulations. It cost Her Majesty i over a hundred dollars in telegraph-f ing denials, and even Lord Aberdeen , 'spent li-ve dollars in cabling his syn- ' pathy. Seldom has aa obscure report- er raised a bigger sensation among the worldfs great ones, or with lesai ground for so doing.

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Tho? Are the Great Feeders 01 Our Borlies-the Purity ot the Blood, ns Dependent on Their Cleanin- in8 Powers.

Dr- Chanda liidney-Liver Pills are

the Only Combined Kidney and Liver Pill-“"h1t‘ The

Whazzt They \\'ill Do.

Tnere’s a. time to all, old amd, yqpifvg i

man or Woman, when poo-r health ` ~>1'1lgS tl'011bl9. anxiety, and bur-it-ii-= .lard to stand up under, and ones .~»i. forts 'to rid himself or herself s»;-r~-i rilv to be ba..f'Hed at every turn, a..f\

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grow discouraged.

‘That is__not the time to give np- . wut the time for action, the time to =e~ek out the seat of the trouble. :=.>»d `-tt a_s your best judgment and th; -xperience of others will help ;.--in TUIJFGIDEL' against mistakes in the trans.

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MELBQURNE. ONT., says ;

Spagms Lasted for Hours at a Time -Left Great Aching and Sorenean- ‘ D"~ Cl""'e’l Kidney-Liver Pills

Proved His Dellverer.

il was for over six months troubled vith very sharp pains in the region 'gglgly kldl1@YS. the spasms lasted for with 8'ne;1€ur Sgt 3- time, and left :_iie I triegf 9-¢ mg, soreness and pam me no ma-lay remedies, but they did Dr Ch g(_’0 - _ I Commenced taking _ ° 3-Sf; S K_1dneY-Liver Pills accord- mg to directions. I had not mufh 3;; that, they Would cure me, but chan etgkirre' one box 1 not-iced »» h_cre§_ or the better. It may seen - ible, but after taking the geqong “°X the rains an ieft me entirety and

I have not had t __’ Caffér. Melbourne. hun since' Amos 1

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Satllrda IS 32°. ‘;:§:. B”

Hat Qmlh,

, shades two for

Mens Pants 23 pairs at $1.00 " Evtm

._ Shorey’s all wool pants $2.00 ( CJ

132 Ladies Feather Boas samples 3.' C" `

The Best Suit of Mens Under wear in

the city for $1.00 ->‘

Mens Unlaundered Shirts for 50c. AS \

_ Snow Mountains in September we have \,\ great big snow- mountains of Blankets in id _ h’ AI1°l»|\°f 1°* our Carpet Boom plenty for the choosing w s___; mi V 0; and plenty of space to selecct. We will '-“’ "-‘J 9°” Pm* pmniise you Dollars saved on Blankets. _ f0l` 5 0809-

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7 5c. '

Ladies’ Flanuellett night dresses going Irish Linen Oolhrl,

at sweeping prices, 25 oeutl.

~ A lot of trimmed millinery at $1 95 and

$1.50. Pure Linen “oII\\i T

"See Dur 3c Flannellett 25°°“"`

Saturday night stimulator to give a snap 387 .Yuda 323

R ` V and ginger to Saturday nights trade F 1113119.-‘r°;It°l 8

/é_ f-g.;-j-i-" We will offer 20 per cent discount on ‘Ve "°

__ , ‘ \`, 9 these good warm Scotchunder wen Odd let 357 Fmqkw*

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Ing' 500, well Wozth 750.

100 Ladies Felt Hat going for one or /f

two hours tonight your choice for 2-5c

75 Mens Felt Hats 25c _ 300 Mens Peake Caps 25 and 35c

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5; 7"" °‘.`._ Other Blankets at 7oc 850 , $1 00 "“"'P

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73 Pairs Mens Knit and Scotch Wool Ladles Gwds

Under drawers from 75c a pair up to ‘7 50 full hue of $5 yours at 20 per cent off. T nderwear Our

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