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get c start 0 you. A few doses of in_V Cold Hire will break up any form of cold ln ii few hours and prevent

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81'iDP€'» P and pneumonia. It should be ln ever!

home and every) vest pocket. It ls cttel than a llfe ll1SU1‘° ance policy.

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30. a vial. Guide to Health'

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`i.0LD CURE

-- 7 V all the British nzvai posts around the

M T H E Q lj African coast. Here are an array of

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Sl ..'i;in :id\'ii.iico . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...l.00 Branch Offices ‘i we been ediiblished at the following places.

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‘v .: . i, . .___G,_ ,n.,,n,,t,,,,’ R,,,,;,b,,,_ Newsyaiices of ri first-class naval station.

piers and docks one of the docks 530 feet in len; th, and all the appli

I’i°oc-co°rlii.~g along the east coast of Afrioaztftei' leaving Cape 'l`owii Brit- ih waishi are sui lirrl from e. bi

iioiiili ‘lliio lri i ‘H NUM 1, 1, Ummm H 5'-,hm_,pe, ) ports ;\.t which coal is stored for the < J iii'u 1 i 0

Australia supplies a large number

of British naval stations in

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,ulffjh FMC' Telephone omce R semlan Agent Hong Kong is Britain s great naval g

in J i A , ' I i and coaling station in Chinese waters,

l ~' '- ~- E,,,,ym__l,»_,~“____§,,,,_Q_< ,,;,m,,,_,,.,. land here alone an American nav-1

~» -------` -- --L- _M PH-2-Q-le Wfitgr Sayg “Britain has Vaster fagi-

1-~0N~-- lities, for her fleets than all that arel

f ii i ' F i 3 ii lHl lllllllllllll llllllllllllll by

n E I I ' ° ernment at home.” Hong Kong is in‘

________ f v be f fact the greatest naval and coaling

FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 3. 1899.

Station outside of the British Isles

Fred SCOII. Of MOIICIOH. . - "At Wei Hai Wei in northerh

QF‘0f |he _q\\'if[,9_:[ gf Xfgritinig Pr0\'inge China, at

Jr-haters. will=kf\rc;\\ Mile New fi” U1” '*"""" coast, at Singapore, .ire other impor-

Chariipionship of P. l<.'. Islixid. agziiiist The battleship represents 3 t_,.e_ tant mn al station the latter e ui

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A.G3UCl€t Of Cl'l3I°l0ttCIOWIl men_d°us d°su'u°m7e forcscapable of pod with several diy-docks of large

_ 1 motion from one part of _t e ocean to wpacity and “st stores of c0,,_]_ At

"ff '{§’“','l_‘I,',‘i.`°,,',l‘§,t=§f;. `,h..»-e ‘viii bmi vine “U0’h°\`» P"°P‘“'°d to smke dow” an Port Blair, Andaman Isla.nds,a.t Ran-

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Bo l‘- »: ‘ wiich .miie-lm >iew=».rr.Lo\1i= enem in an uarter of the vast area ~ 15,?-sg., Ih»-cyiiiiigzler Gaudet and .lack Mclican y y q ' Q00!! and Basse In Burmabs ther’ are

Wm ,.,,,,,,,,.r_¢ and also ii -3 Mn. Handicap, of water that covers three-fourths of small Gosling stations’ while Calcutta’

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i!'i'i°iiiii>tf.'.liiolvxiiiliiiiii~»t.’cm GM et an M or 9”' 8‘°b°- Dmen bf’ St°f"m P°“'°" Bombay ann other principal Indian

it must have fuel to generate steam seaport” are prulically coaling sm

H K In fact coal is a necessity to the mo- tions for British Heam

Untho ‘lame qu-,gsinu the sfscond. Match gi der” Heep’ as vlbal asils an to the UI l’,l']R DOIIIO l'0\lllO ffom India. and

its isisimeaisw Hockey League' will be breathing man. Without coal the the east, Vi, the Suez Canal, ,here are

giiiiygicmli-tiit§"i‘ee'fimg.l§n<‘ingogéiiigghggdheéfeq most pmverful Beet becomes power' British coaling stations at Aden ‘in gggecflgefhgi_d"?;]’;‘1a‘l2i‘“$;i‘itb;°Bei? ‘ef to les; izlniltiogaiiridi cruisers carr coal Arabia’ While a~t the lmpnignable 3<5;;ifli;“;:`e‘-lghfh§§l?‘l:‘Tg°?ihiglngégiieiérig wiihathgml iiuiicient te move cinsid-0 fortress of Malta m t0\00 Medxtfrranl- mdignigssigiiigdnfeiggiccs' _ oi-able distiances--to cross the Atlan- eau’ att' lgssogharaig’ Ht;;s (]T5c(;);0 GiiTli;§reIi15§§:i§.o`lDrqmemde 29 cents' tic perhaps, -but few can carry gggsaargiept piled Or; light-,ers rg,-,dy iiiiiiiiii‘§ifi5§5‘¥i§iiii.t§§.,i2f“is‘s; ,§,2§§§§,'§’..i§?§l`l.§i`§.'.i i`$.i§§i§i.°.‘I.`§ fi" “Maui use- The docking facili- Reddnk _mg _,U-__,,_.,,, 8, _,,,,,,,,,,,,»s (Kem. _ _ _ ties at Malta are unsurpassed, save

StBee‘lDrivir 5f‘1".'“°' ~ ;\ their bunkers' And It 1850 ge l';mem` by those of Hong Kong and the Bri-ii

ons ri ir-ii :it . 5: OK' OC '. ` . ' , . - - 2 1 ‘ire if iiivr-cm... am; 9.: sin =i~1rp iueled “han coal "5 comm an 0 war' tish Isles Large auxiliary coal sup-,

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SRP-er\'ed :rat plan at L_ 1). Rankiiis Drug’ ` W hell OHCB l`i0Stllltl8S ll3.V8 llégllil lille plies for the British Heats are sto,-ed wie. A- _.\_ BAR'i‘Li1'_ri‘_ warships ot a belligerent _nation can- an Huelva ,md C,,,.,,,,,,,,, in gP,,,i,,_ ~_7*\"- _ “ ,__ “”“‘“"' not be permitted to obtain coal at a Returning tg America grim,” has

neutial port Hence tlie imperative

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at Esquimalt on Vancouver Island a

i necessity for a. naval power with wide- Splegdid and Strongly fortified naval

ly dispersed possessions to have a. and coaliun Sm,-,ion upon which “'36 number of coanng sta‘t‘i°““ ab' millions haveobeen spent in recent

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- Butter dishes, ' Sugar Bowls Cream Jugs, ,

Tea Sets,

Trays and Waters,

‘ Spoons and Ladies,

Dinner and breakfast cruets, Fruit dishes,

Cups, napkin rings,

Table Bells.

Price according to quality

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.sentative, Soiiris, lr. E. 1. is tus

Mills f`3pl`9'lfilling orders fe);

S8Dl'.8(l l1€1'8,Efollowi:ig goods at arg Keut,, Millei'S’ q\l9ta.tiOD8 Blenheim. If you want to pur- Strathroy ,chase at Brat cost

f , wire or write him-

Exchart and ,_ He handles SWRD. §Tha.mes, Indiana,

R0bt_ Noble, Sweet,Home, Bud- H,u.,.y Shaw, get,Oi'own,Howa.rd,

_ Peerless, Maple

Great N01' th' Leaf, White Eagle,

9"? ‘Sirathroy, Golden P11685 alld ,Age, Norval, Nat-

Produgts iona_l,hCornd Meal,

straig t an gran-

ulated, Manthing

My 50068 in icy, Boiled om, IIl8.l°k6l.. Wlll Standard Gatmeal, also give pui-_ §`1»;¥@dP Wriileég chasers bene- im °"’ M’

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. , Barley, Middling

prices _direct B......i, s...v....f. from mills. Breakfast Food. Order today

Also choice Seed

an assorted Wheat’ Wh” car.

Russian, Colorado Bearded, Red and Whiie Fife. Also Grass Seeds, all at at Miller’s prices in Car lots, assorted . if necessary.

JOHN B.

erior to anything in the United States. Here 15.000 to 20,000 tons of coal are kept constantly in store.

fied and impregnable naval station.

kept, and the fine floating dry dock is capable of receiving ships of 11,000 tons displacement. Farther south at Kingston, Jama.ica,is another coaling station with 10,000 to 15,000 tons al- ways in store. At Port Royal, near by is a repair station for warships, and throughout the British West

Barley, Feed Bai'-, Indies anumber of minor cooling

stations are distributed. At St Lucia is a coaling station where 10.- 000 to 15.000 tons of fuel are con- stantly stored and at Port of Spain from 20.000 to 30.000 tons.

Down the South American coast

at Bahia a supply of 15,000 tons of coal is keptin readiness, and farther

south, nearly on a. parallel with Cape

Horn, at Fort Stanley in the Falk-

at the most souihern naval station in the world. Thousands of miles north east of the

pile at the island of Ascension, nearer to Cape Town and the African coast

Bermuda is another strongly forti-

Here a large coal supply is always

"ut the world “_ iwlfmh Supphes of yeai‘s.Here asupply of coal is constant- “el ca” be °b°""”ed 1" Peace O' wa' ly stored sutiicient to coal the entire Docks and appliances for the repair of Bnmsh pacltic flee” And d, Wu the

Elm’ “MP5 "0 °”lY 1°SS_ ifnP°""'n"' than western coast of the American con-

°°“l Supply' And lt’ 1”' necessary that tinent are other British coal piles at ` mth Sh"‘u b” so P‘°°t'°°t’°d by works the Isthmus, at Callao in Peru and of defence, garrisons and guns that at other P,,in,s_ _Sp,,,,,e will not th°Y cannon readily be Saptured by permit even mention of the coaling an enemy' _- _ stations in Polynesia, or at home,

Th? sllpenoruy of the naval porwer ports of the British Islrs, but enough

of Britain over that of other nat.ous has been above 86,, down to show that

consistsinot akme in the numb" and British naval stations and coal denote strength of her “hips “nd guns’ but girdle the earth and bcstud all' the , is even more pronounced in the mat- evenues of the wo,.1d.s c0mme,.ce_ ter of naval and coaling stations. Of _ Britain, it has been said, “holds a coal depots for her fleets sine has ten Wlstél. empire than has be em” Her, times the number of any other power. deem are equal in strength to the R“S“l*" ha’ "One °u‘“id° he' 0”” two|grea.test naval powers beside her,

coast line. France and Germany and the Worldis history furnishes. have but few. With the new acquisi- nothin a roachinc to her resmn

tions in the West Indies, the Phil- fighting psxer Bit Se; Yet p,.I,;bai,1y lipines and Hawaii the United States ifno Zespect is She so much Supep will C-me next to Britain in the mat' ior to her rivals and possible enemies ter of outlying naval stations, though ,as in the number’ location and w,de at “ i5"e“"’ diswnce behi“°° il dispersion of her _coaiiiig ahd naval

Beginning On the North Atlantié stations. N o other power possesses coast Britain has a. thoroughly forti- one temp part, of their number They

5°d_mim”"`.Y and naval S§“l*i°n “tlare the result of 'iudicious forecast, a Halifax, with docking facilities sup-1

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vast expenditure of money, great naval and engineering skill and have only been brought to their present

system by the patient labors of half a. century. Their value ' will be best known when Britain is _engaged in a struggle :for life with a co nbina- tion of powerful enemies. `

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me biiieiileeu, dyspepsia, headache. come Pltion, sour stomach, lmilgestlon are promptly sured by Hoare Pills. They do their wort

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Best after dinner pills. | S leeents. All dx-uggists. ° ` ` J Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co.,.Lo1vei1, Mase. The onb Pin ui em- win. nsmim esnmnuiin.

RANSOM FOR SPANISH PRISON ERS.

land Isla.nds,is a. big British coal pile 1

Madrid. Feb. 2.-The Government

has auihorized General 'Rios ie offera ransom for the liberation of Spanish

Falklands is another big British coal prisoners in the hands of the Philippine

infiirgents. 1 '

H ,than to South America/ At Stl HIS NARROW ESCAPE-

- - I I Helena is anotlier and farther w t t °_"""`

American Brands are, Best XXk\ es a ’

Patent Gmnulafed white SWan‘ Si;_ Paul de Loanda. a smaller pi1e_ How 1)odd’s Kidney Pills Saved Mr. C.

ii ' - ' j Ca. e Town is the most im ort t f 5' G"gfg~s° ` harheld’ Mlmago' P P an 0 Hamilton, Jan. 30.-A startling story

JOHN T. MCKENZIE af-G~se@==d<=d`fh°-»°S~ag°»izi~g ' The Cit

pains for eight years. He was a victim - Y of Bri ht’= di=ea.s and the bestdoctors _

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could not help him.

Finally he tried Dodd’s Kidney Pills

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Household Linens

' BE`) . SPREADS.--Freshness

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White Goods Sale ~

Our linen department, a west- ern adaption of Oriental luxury

White Goods Sale

A A table-cloth' happening of low

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White Goods Sale

Handsome table lineu is sec-_ ond in importance only to an attractive hostess to make e dining thoroughly enjoyable.

White Goods Sale

Table Covers,-A new _lot of

_ pretty ones have just put in

their qppearancf. Of course you won’t miss seeing them, especially as they are so attract ively priced.

“éi.`i.""' .£22 Ladies, Visit the Finest Show of White-

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HARLOTTETOWN, - - - P. E. ISLAND ease bv Dodds Kidney Pins. They .

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Annual sale of womeri’s underwear, W be

leive in the old saying,-the best way to good deeds in mind- is to refresh them with

So instead of talking for pages, as we

on the values, we will simply bring

gain gems for your inspection. _ ,_

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Thousands of beautiful garments for

the biggest ale ofmusliii underwear ever Ku wn in Ch`cown. Gowns, Skirts, Chemises, O t Covers -.ind Drawers made of good cotton nd cambric. All designs, shapes and every sty of trimming. The sewing is flawless-compa it with home work. -

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Ladies Underwear

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