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T.A. l`lcLean’s

Masonic Temple, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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A I CORRECT GUESS

is that our line of Watches and Jewelery is as good and cheaper than any-

thing in the city. Come and see for yourself.

Repairing promptly attended to. '

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scan...-s satisfactory. REMEMBER h snr. as %f:°H Mica as ANY otrnnn Lnhctnred by

IIIIPEFLIAL OIL CC-. Ltd Pet:|.°o1e-u.rn. 1El.e15.ners.

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Men’s _ _ _ .

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‘ quick firing and machine guns, steel

_ 5, cupolas and conning towers, search-lights A a _

Tl 8 are no better made for the » powerful engines, the gunboats and tor- 1

$3.50 _

a I _< of every sailor and ollicer to do and to die |

- for everlasting great Japan, are the very _ names of their warships! Behind the

brand new guns and ships are omens of

_ cheer a thousand years old. Do the _ names “Constitution” and "Kearsarge,°’

“ gladly die but makes it his ambition an

Japanese navy-. Statistics tell one story.

'world, twenty cruisers,ten eoastsldefence

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_yards at Sasebo, Kure and Yokosuka are

dndepaudent, She has a body of trained

5 wagon, as the Japanese say.

THE NEW R0 lil ACI. '

(Continued fi-cm Third Page.)

secret of the foreigner’s craft. and cry, Japan for the J apanese," said the Mikado and his o le

De P -

Europeans were, in this rf-_spect,_ not

very different from the Chinese. In 1894 the Celestials thought there was only

A PIGMY WVITBIN THE ARMOR.

They called the little brown men of

Japan wojen, or dwarfs. How soon were they cruelly disillusioned, for their army and navy were quickly annihilated. So foreigners, even yet, perhaps may think that all the Japanese strength is borrowed. Not so. The Japanese possess the secret of inner vitality. Though feudalisrn was not abolished until 1870, and all the lines of national construction hadtobe laid anew, the Mikado has steadily won his way in unifying the nation. Rebels were forgiven, the old clan lines wiped out. Favoritism dis- appeared, merit won its way, persecution for conscience’ sake and repression of fact

the schools, all lines of promotion we-re thrown open to all. Even the pariahs were lifted to citizenship. The revival of the study: of the ancient language in d literature and a uniform system of edu- cation unlded the whole nation. What China vainly longed for-perfect unity and a high type of political organization-is what Japan long possessed. Thus steadily within, all forces and powers were uni- fied to make Japan great and give her a power independent of the external aopliances, and which machinery only reinforced.

sncaizr or .1aPaN’s Powim.

This is the secret of the nation’s power. t is what makes the army a unit and the navy one of the most edlcient arms _ot the government developing every resource of nature,of art and of hum- anityin Japan. It is love of native land as pei-soniiiek in the Mikado . Every child in the empire is taught -to revere and to love the emperor even before its father and mother. For the emperor every man sail- or orsoldier or civilian would not only

hope to die for him.This iswhat makes the

It is this;-To-dayJapan's navy consists

of eighty-live vessels, eight drstclass and two second~c|ass battleships all ailoat and equipped and among the very finest in the

ships and forty-five other vessels of the dispatch or torpedo class Her three nav

rich in modern resources and even in the making of armor plates she intends to be

seamen numbering twenty thousand with E a great mercantile marine todraw from. E But this is only half. It is- b_ut one wing to the bird, or one wheel to the

pedo boats and torpedo destroyers, are but one phase of strength as seen from

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and truth were given up. Privilege was 1 at olished. The army, the navy, the conrts,i

the Japanese more because ofa longer " national history. So grotesque to allen ‘ ears, these names are as music to the Japanese. They are' more inspiring, be- cause rcinforcelng. They have a thousand years of poetry, of exalted associations, of precious and even holy memories in them, even of a land unoonquered and unconquerable.

' 4

WI}.L CHALLENGE RUSSIA. `

With these sonorous or melliiiuous

names are associated the deeds of heroes. the glories of art, the beauties'of nature and all that urges to heroism and sacrifice( “Fuji” tells of her peer- less movntain, "Asahi" of the morning sun of her glories, “Yashima" and “Shi- kishima” glow with poetry from the life story ofJapan. The Japanese are a heroic people, and should Russia set u a

p .

claim to Korea they will challenge thei

Northern tn a strugga of life and death. (Continued on Last Page.)

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ARG|'l|BM.il‘ IRWIN, Publisher P. E. Island Magazine.

Omoo--_Richmond Street, West,

Next door to you by Tolephone. _

Ring me up. Telephone Yo. 189.

with their big forty or sixty ton cannon We our Customers au?

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P r money’ and they com me I `withln, in traiition, in training, in patri-

, _ _ _ `otic glow, is the greater strength. What , In Style, fit, iinlsh and wear. » music, what poetry. whata thrill of joy,

and at the same time to thank

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Cor. Queen and Richmond Streets. I ‘md "0"°3°”" 'Wd “0lYm°i“" °DD¢a1 0°

`usi Then the names “Naniwa,” “Takao," 'Akitsushima” and “Tadachiho ” appeal to

them sincerely for their liberal patronage during the past year. It is gratifying to know that our efforts to please have been ap- preciated. We will endeavor in future to still further merit- the confidence _oi the public.

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