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Salisbury lnforms the Associated “itbattbc premier is making excel-

_lldlogress and that there is absolutely

pkulh in the statement that his physi- aidlsoovcred symptoms of brlghtfs dis- ~1 eu' any other complication.

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another barrel of iiiur in a day or two. "Why not try cur

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swegnarautee-it tctobethe - _ the city. ~

A trial wi‘l convince.

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Bepresenting_North British & Mer-‘

itile Ins Co.

Union Assurance Society, of Lon-

don.

Yhoenix Fire Oliice, of Landon. Hsritime Insurance Co , of Liver-

pool.

Standard Life Assurance Co. Scot-

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0dica--33 Queen Street. `

Telephone 67.

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We will thank all who received

statements of their accounts to call and settle samebefore the 10th of May. All accounts not settled by that date will be handed to our Solic- itor for collcction.

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SATURDAY, APRIL 6, Iwi.;

Cl'ilNA’S DECISION.

It appears that the united protest of

the powers against the Manchurian agreement has proved effective and China has at last definitely refused to sign it. When the history of t-he episode comes to be written, we doubt not lt will appear that the past few weeks have been fraught with great peril, not _only to the Chinese Empire but to the peace of the world at large. It would be fortunate for the western powers if Russian cupid- ity and greed, which brought about the Manchurian agreement, could be disposed of as summarily as the agreement itself, l but this is too much to hope for. ‘

Neither Russian nor Chinese diplomacy

_ _ _ or. _,_ ¢ ‘,t.xke$ account of moral considerations. _ E N E R j From the beginning of the Boi trouble

China has sought to divide the civilized

powers against each other and so para- lyse their force. Russia, whileavowedly acting with the western powers and Japan to obtain redress for the outrages committed upon their subjects and safe- guards forthe future, was all the while

Empress and` her advisers. The result was the secret treaty by which under the

guise ofa nominal protectorata Russia 'was to obtain military possession and right of occupation in Manchuria and Mongolia. When once the existence of this secret agreement became knownto the western powers they were confronted with a grave crisis. Britain Japan and Germany were ` the

active protesting parties. The United States held aloof from interference, and the drst attitude of France led to renewed

suspicion that she was acting in support of Russia. There is litt-le doubt that China was fhlly committed to concede practically everything to Russia, 'with the trust that Russia would in turn lend

her protection against any and all other powers. It is clear that Russia 'has in- sisted to the last that China should sign the agreement made. It is equally clear

that the strongest possible pressure was brought to bear upon China by the west- ern powers and Japan to prevent her signing. We can readily imagine that dismenberment of the ancient Empire was

threatened, and then China yielded.

"Thf§“ls1mplied in Chinafs answer-to Russia

in which it is that the present' period is “th_e_m'ost perilous in the Em-

pire’s history.” _ _ '

Russia is in present occupaticnof a large part of the territory which the denounced agreement was to give her a. title to.

Will she now, or at the end of the pre- sent trouble, withdraw heir forces? And if slfe will not voluntarily do so how is

she to be compelled? It seems probable enough in th is _view of the case that the

nal crisis is only adjourned to a future day, alnd that when the day of fin al set-

tlement comes it wi1l_and in the very dismembcrment which China has for the I

time narrowly averted. N, l

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The New Brunswick election law- has A

been amended so that non-residents can-

not voze, excepting that residents of St.

John City having property in the adjoining County of St. John may vote there.

Otherwise electors can only vote in the electoral divisions in which they reside respectively.

Mr. Murray, -M. P. for Pontiac, Quebec,/’

has given notice of a resolut»ion\declaring that the time has arrived for considering

the advisability for adoptingsuch measures as may be deemed necessary with a view' of amending the British North America

Act in the direction of reducing" and limiting the representation in the Parlia- ment of Canada and the several asset..- blies of the Provinces; also the abolition of the Senate and Legislative Councils in the

several Provinces in which they exist so

that the whole uiaclnuery of the govern- ment will be less cumbersome and exten- sive. _

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For Dandruff rub the head well with‘_

Steam Navigation Co.’s Wharf AB"’"']°7,° Li”im°“°° ~_ _

Phone 125. A

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prices-asl over our

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get it

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'.i class ofboyswhlch is altogether a vain” V V ’ _ _

But the trouble is by no means ended. `

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THE GUARDIAN,

_There is a delusion among a certain

thing. This delusion is that it someway inn-sms its dignity and importanae 'ef sf youth to be seen puffing a cigarette,

cigar, or pipe. The delusion_ is' strictly condued to boys. Their- sisters and mothers do not share it. And no man, be he smoker or non-smoker. thinks better of a b0y because he smokes. i

Under the fostering care of the Govern

ment wheat-growing has been stimulated in New Brunswick and n_e v and improved flouring mills have been erected. Last year‘s wheat crop in the Proilnce was over halt a million bushels. Six new roller

lastyear, making eighteen of these now in the Province. Their capacity ranges from 35 tc50barrels per day, except the St. John mill which can turn out I59 barrels in the day of 24 hours. V

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_Mzimons or Paorna usa Currcuas Soar, assisted by Cuticura Ointment, for press;-1. = iiig°ihc scalngbliedriiists scdilegshidldttih dmll, argl e stupginq of tall! ng hai;-_ for gnrggniug, whlte§ng,aad soothing red, rough and sore _ hands, :or baby rashes, tchiugs, and challn

and fo all the urposcs of the toilet. bail? and nursery. Lilllions -of Women use CUTI- cuna Soar ln the form ot bathsfor anno ng irritations, lnllammations, and excorlatllgns, gg' too pee og olfpnsilvp pgiispuatioiilé ln the

rm o was es or oe ve wea nesses,

and for many sanatlve antiseptic purposes which readily suggest themselves to women

iind mother5.mNgiother medicated Botppfie to _ ecom are t tfcr rcservln ' n ~ and beliutifying the sim, sca1§,'htiir,yin'ii hands. No other foreign or domestic toilet soap, however expensive, is to be compared ‘wi it for all the pu ses of the toilet, bath, and nursery. Thus l-iigomblnes in Ons Soar at Ona Piucn, the Bssr skin and complexion soap, and the BEST toilet and baby soap in

he world. Complete Treatment for Every Humour. _

Ctmcuaa Boar, to elcansexhe skin of crusts and scales and soften the thickened cu‘1cle,Cu1°zcmu Oiurmlur, to instant! alla itching, inflamma- tion, and irritation, smivsoothe and heal, and CU-

Xxcsuaa Bu§oLviu'1&'t,eto coggind :ganna th; blood.

mon: ar s neu en cm-et e most ‘_

torturing, disdgurlug, and humiliating skin, scalp, and blood humourl, with loss of hair, when all else fails. ‘

_ sold b aiumgguu. British Dugan 21-as charm- hausc Pg., London. E. C. Porrn acc nn Cant Cusr., Sole Props., Boston, U. S.A. _

" see our big Main Street win; dow for the latest in Easter.,

PRINCR EDWARD ISLAND, 'APRIL 8,,

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One view of the capture of

expressed by an American paper as fol-

lows:- - _ '

“Thewhole _thing was a plat, up

Agulnsldo being a shrewd enough to realize that -he could do us more harm" alive aniinourkeeplng than _hidhig in the wllds.` It is Agulnaldo who has cap- tured us, not we who have captured bim.’_.‘

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Aguinaldo has taken a specially prepar-

ed oath of allegiance, the whole of which has not yet been published, but the pub: lished text as subjoiued covers consider- able ground. He is still held as a prison- er. Thlsis the oath referred to as._rnade

ence to any and all so called revolutio

mills were elected and nut in creation G...-...~..m.-...ts in tl... Pmiippme telecast

and recognize and accept the supremaf. scum-ay_.°f the-United states of america!

therein;,I do so e nl _ wear that I will

bear true ncc to that ' Government; ll times con-

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citizen ofthe said islands, and will not-, either directly or indirectly, hold corre- spondence with or give intelligence to_any p enemy of the United States, nor will I abet, harbor or protect such enemy; thatl ‘ impose upon myself these voluntary gblig- *ations without any mental reservation `_ or purpose of evasion, so help me God.”

Great Victory. _

Baaxanv _Rrvz-:n, N. B. Mar.-Eew cases

of illness and recovery have excited the

kidney trouble of Mr. Cornelius Crottie

that they 'absolutely gave him up as a case beyond all hope, is well known. His subsequent restoration by the use* of Dodd’s Kidney Pills reads like a miracle.

“For five years I have suffered off and

on with kidney Trouble. Last fall I had an attack, for which the doctors had little hoDe of my recovery. I was obliged to o

the doctors. A friend suggested Dodds Kidn Pills. From the first box ‘I im-

Ladles should be sure to

Hats and Millinerye- Prowse Bros. _ _ li

’em at' Pfowse Bros. li. _

i Perfect fit, stvle and long wear are what makes the Invictus Shoe wanted by everyone. Sold by Goff Bros , sole a nt.

John l[cLeod &Co. have o ned a Que _A assortment of American and Eiglish Hatsi

your earliest attention and oblige F. Jer; A'

Unless you are absolutelybeauty pribof

the _beauty of these new cushion' f tolps will ‘ » aureliceéigice you into purchasing. ._ Per- ms .

Theres exclusiveness in the new suits

WANTS. LOSTS. FOUND. ETC

Rao!-:R rox sau; cnlar -1899 Stern: racer.

with racing and read handle bars will be sold

apdbcture. T e machine is practicnllg good as ` new. Termseasy. For further parties rs 'a

to this odice. ` =

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Hilroyd of Winsloe Station has for 'sale thorough bred, Pekin Duck Eggs-Prize win ncrs. Apply to him at once. 6 d 31 w 31 pd.

WANTED-A nurse maid-for one little girl.-

Apply to Mrs. H. W. Longworth, Upper Prince

FOR SALE-An awning and frame, used but

one season. Call here. _ 2W

WANTED AT ONCE -.Five bright smart

girls toflearn the millinery. Sentner McL€0d 3# Co. 4, t _

;r,0ST,-on'l3Yrighton Road on Monday evenin a purse containing a sum of money and s nnm ber of receipted tul1s_ Owners name on purse Finder please leave at Westlaxe’s Stud _o and recéive rewa rd. -

Y°GIRL WAXTED:-For gener ll 'houseU01k ii a small famil , must have references, wages

ichmoud Street. west, Charlottetown. April! ff-

We want men, women and families to work .

forus at their homes on several new plans. diferent from any other Company. Yarn sup- plied freetowork on our Automatic Knitting

ation about money our workers earn according

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Holidays

WANTED.-Pant's and Vest makers wanted Apply to D. A. Bruce, Morris Block. 27tf.

To LET-The desisbslc dweling on Hills-

borough Square, at present occupied by Mr. B. C. Prowse. Possession given in June. Apply to A. C. Duchemin. xr znw xm

or n the way to the Charlottetown

ll co~ifer a great hm by ctatthc Studio. 5; _ _

_ .p_\1bIic:-“I--'hereby renounce all allegl¥_|_

duct myself as a a 'l and law abidin A

Christy Hats are always ` - _ I

best, don’t forget it p1ease,get

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shown here. F. Perkins. _ 1l._ MEBCHANT TAILOR

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Mr. Crottie’s treatment by the _doctors » ~

at home and in the hospital, and thefact £0;

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grove? Now I am at my work .every New _

ay. ' _ “ .

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` Milllncry we urlmble. for w

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ues

We want you to

_ The hues we allow ` complete before and shade ‘pd me are here

handle the best makes at

$1 00 1 35,

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_ We are showing some in neckwear for spring

= ` and new colorlngs are here

interest in this community, as has the ' 1 *mee

People who ought to

t th h 'tal f l t t btitgid i wehavethe sae"

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me no gohilq so I ciiind lilogfngiverhl up by tum” m tae ‘my

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Wanted-Boot and _shoe Salesman _,` ,if 5" _'W “

desires position. --Best references-,_ good _ __ _ __ ~

connections-extensive experience. 1' - ‘

Address B., P. 0. Box671 City. “ _` f-_ I

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cheap. This wheel has been used cnly on _track _ 3;’ _ _ ' ' andha_snevel‘£met with an accident-not even ‘ _ ,

GW’ - -.1NOW is

HATCHING EGGS For. _saLE.-Joseph ` ” _

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machines at your own home. Write tor inform» '

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ales on application. '

to time given to work. Glasgow Woolen Com- J pany, Department A Toronto. No connection ’ with any other Company. xzm w s 131 V ‘

We are showing exceptional _values in Men’s Gloves for Spring

FIIESE- NEVV' STOCK

In_a.11 the Popular sl

_WAN_rED_ASmmbo awe! _gt_ _ » A. Ii‘u.11 line ofPerr1n’s and

this City. Write, giving all partiduldes? tom; li!" _ A h 0- B01 if CIW- ' ' 2° ff- ` -In Brovvns. Tana G-reys

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_ $100 $1-23 and $.50-

a“gxold breach with red stonex ’ come and 'get a_ pair,£or Easter.

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" To see about your building operations You can sav 'me supply everything _aslam thoroughly equipped wxtha andsu l lans if desired

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goo per monghappxy to Mm w_ K_ Rogersr ' ;_Charl0ttetowD, P. O. Box 218. Fitzroy S East

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