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THE GUARDIAN, UHARLC/l'lETOW'N, OCTOBER 7 i899 ,

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SATURDAY. OCT.7. 1899.

George U. H-»y, Educational Review, St. John. They are of especial value to teachers and student and have al

'N -"""` eral Otis was asked to receive a

“W emissary of Aguinaldds government,

to treat for peace “on a basis of in- dependence and honor." Otis refuse to recognize any native gnvernmen

.»\\..... in the Islands, or Aguinaldo as its

§ President. The only basis on whic

he will consent to treat with Aguin aldo at all is as the commander of an

USB . . . armed force, and the only terms h

soft, sweet and clean and allay scalp irri-

TARINA is sold in tinfoiled boxes,

15 gtg., at your druggist, or sent prepaid on receipt of priC¢-

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P o sox 2410 Mowrnziu..

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From the Brat Chill or Shiver to

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Fuller reports of the recent eifo

of Aguinaldo to treat fi-r peace mak it quite clear why General Uris could not aceept the proposals made, and also serve to bring to notice the Fili-

" ` o 'iew of the war situation. Gen _ _

Pm ` n ern Arabia and Baloochistan to Kur-

-°How long can the F»lipino army and

Am rican

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people withstand 60 000 e ALB!-:nr Toii.s1' some Co., Mres.. troops 9” was asked “He I haf Stays

- - ' “Fighting in our way, we can main

tain a state of war and the necessity for ' ‘"

‘ _ a large army of occupation indefinitely. Does Business’

l ‘-You Americans are holding a few ' 1 ,

‘ ’ , miles around Manila, a narrow line of All the world admires

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- ~ ~ »»»~~ 4 - J, ready secured a wide and increasing

A FILIPINO VIEW.

` circulation.

It is now proposed that Britain

shall complete a trans-Asiatic rail- way as an offset to Russia’s Siberian road. The proposed route is from Alexandria or Port Said in Egypt

_ through the Isthmus of Sinai, North-

rachee. There connection would be made with the Indian railway system

S which extends eastward to Mandalay. t From there to Shanghai is 2,400

miles. The total length of the ‘ine would be 6 670 miles of which 2 OOO

h i '-1 i

are 'already constructed. The

_ engineeringdiflicultieswould not be

8 be nearl so great as have been met'

and oveiicome on the Siberian road,

can accept are unconditional surrend- ‘ _ :=

- - - d a vast o ulation would l

“T _ . ” er So eace is et in the distance 3'" PP

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General Ale]andrino, the emissary '"1 “tary ° 9 ne u g 6 ‘ er'

. - - - A ` d is wholl on R ` 'l

not only as a hair Soap to make ille hall’ sent Agulnaldg to the Amgrlcau 1'l'n_ rua _ y . ussxan sol i

h f while several different governments

_ cam had a arentl no thou t o i

uiiiozgegigdisdeigpixdglit the dxsagreel aurrgiider idea iys either togsecure Control the route of thi’ Proposed g e . - \ _ » .

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.Wsagennine specific for this purpose. the independence of the Islands’ or greait Oll S1311 I'8»l ay to prolong the war indefinitely.

railroad to Angeles, and a circle oi “staying P0-wer," A

country around San Fernando. But you . , are ignorant of the resources of Luzon. qua-lfty Success dependsv The

cur" Simple nd mmllllcaled We hold the immense. rich. productive bload is the besffrfend the \

northern country from which to draw. ,

`\ I Our people contribute the money and h88f'f [2831 and H fafnt heart” - - which maintain our army, and this never ,won anything’ H00d’S

is done at a minimum of cos. . * , , i ,

in is an mrarssim tissues what Sarsa arzlla is the best friend

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Fmmffjf d‘l_',f;er‘;‘,‘l§h,f,’fmF,§}v2,f,,‘;_ “I” i.i§i?irii;iisiT§fifii rif.§i.i°iisii‘f the b[°°‘I 6"' hadf, it

Philippines. We do not, ol course,know (,'l¢3rl5¢3 the blood of ¢‘0¢ry-

the amount. but it must be excessive. thr - -

dread P°eum°“i°“ We perceive what an Amerinan soldier- mg

FPO!!! the 5"” Hiwk '-1' C°“Sh 9° requires in this climate. On the other If YOU W0\1ld bo 31510118 ill *|10 IW’ °f

hand, a Filipino exists with a handful life and “ do the business," you must

From the iii-st Tickle or Dryness of of rice and a pair ol linen trauiers. We “ gray," H°nd’g Sgnapgrilla makes \ _

the Throat to Diptheria. do not have to pay our soldiers, and can the struggle ea,y_ 1; 'hu ¢1,a|-, gm,"

Pn°“°°u¥ mm- “P "M" “K” ” 1°” blood; hence perfect health ensues. A It

as we deoire.`Even without our present . dhappm-M’ - V '

supply ol arms and ammunition we laltnmaghl-I. .rr°;“|°__,,I .hm mm. in

;°°:: km? your um’ °°°uP‘°d mr 1 my sides and kidneys. Stomach and llvlt Y H `. ~. my. distress. I had doc-- -Wnh “.°xP°n“ thu grm" duly' tored without avail and used many medi-

h°' 1°°S Wlu Y°\“' P°°P1¢ lillld if? Till’ cines nnsucceutnlly. My sister advised A Filipino people do not wish to continue Hoo<l’a Sai-sapai-illa and 'iii' a short time it A ’

='-° fees-W° M -=° -my °°-==~- t&*°:.=.°r.:.“°.r¥.°:ti

tractors. We have no» business-men e sgrnégdlhin th°~h°ug”_»»(__-Mn . , making profits from the maintenance ot ‘£09 Osiiington Avenue, 'lfoi-onto, fy ,_ ` g _ 1

Bronchitis-threatening the lungs.

From Coldin the Head to the most violent Inhuenza or Catarrh.

The nrat dose restores the checked

_circulation (indicated by chill or shiver), starts the blood coursing through the 'veins and so “breaks np”

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THE BEST FURS PRQDUCED IN CANADA ARE. HERE -4'*

Fur Robes, Fur Jackets

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FUMS are new. We can show you more Furs than most houses of P. E. I , and guarantee you

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_our army. There is nothing in it for us, I No 3t|»9|`¥t,h-“My whole system was 5- , ---- 1 is-_ . __-_ 7- V _._ , ' ... _........._,_. nor are our salaries large enough to m:1“‘§o°:nl:l- to ;":;‘;Y$:.l"_;l1\ir0°U1¢ M141! _ ~ ' l ' ' ~ ~ k_eep”ns lighting for money and posi-‘ good., smugmug md: dm"°f,‘°,m;‘u”'n,° , ~ »

£1011- hotties I round im my strength mu rs-

The war with the Filipinos has al- “med *nd* Petite ‘°°°mmP"'°'°d-" HN- A

ready lasted - longer than the Kuhn' 818 Bumrm skmmnw' ont'

war of the United States with Spain. ' ~ -“' ` , ~ »; '~ 1 The insurgents had themselves held ~ Q 4"! -'V f ‘ I I I i I

We have too many Glass Perserve

Jars (quart size) on hand. So in order to reduce our stock at once we have decided to put the price of them

“away down,” It will pay you to buy now. oven If you vvou't require _them tili next season,

BEER & GOFFS.

Grocers.

We Receive °°°e

New books most every@ morning. When you @ want anything good in @ the line of novels, give us a. call. Q

senses naquisiiiss 9 always a large stock ons

hand. B

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Bookseller and Stationer. 145 Queen St. Oppasite Prowse Bros. ptSd

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chronic condition. And there is little doubt that the people of the

a. costly and difficult struggle of which the end is not yet in sight. In fact present prospects appear to con- firm the view of General Alejandrino that the war may be prolonged for

recede from the conilict and the Filipinos are apparently as far from being whipped into submission as they were three months ago.

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Number Seven of the quarterly

leaflets of Canadian History is to hand. It contains papers on Inheri- tances from our Historic Past, by Prof. Ganong; Traits of lndian Char- acter. by Rev. W. O. Raymond, M.

na D. C I. ° The Maroons of Nova

and Capture of Louisburg, by V, H.

inac in 1814, by Lieiit-Col. Cruik- shank. All these papers are of per- manent interest and value. The full series of twelve numbers from the beginning, to be completed in live

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thoroughly inured to war as a gm, ,,,¢h,,-5,, ,o tm, ,uh 594-, 3,_,,,,,,,,m;

A. ; Nicholas Denys, by James Han.

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Scoiia, by A. Silver; The first Siege

Paltsets; and The Defence of Mack-

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existence of diseases, we frankly turn you ‘over to your own deem;-,

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