I . l r' x 'health and received boundless kindness

in _(_A, _. _

””“"“" ‘3» 19°* THE CHARLOT'rE'1‘0\vN UAR-MAN _ » mes

J Oifieea in Montague, Capt- W A lohrntma J A lanaldrx and ln Sourla. Pere 6- Seagnarullsnarzer. .

A lllKllP»l|F lfllillllillis A if

ai. . ,

Rev: Dir. Mcliay S A 'l`h _' 0 t _ o unrest in rtdi._iAi|..n;Ze ui? Ulliiiliili ills

I 1 "“‘I““¢°°_ in the iE==f- 'A ill-|llSlAllMilll

4 11.1 , _ .l_, __ _ _ _ -ii

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_ .T8E~&l‘u_;0_»,-Piéb-ll--Rev. Dr. Mac- democracy they areapt to interpret s \\..--.

K8y;_ oretaty Presbyterian Foreign Miseisnary Society, who has aoent about A year_and*a haif_in the Orient and has ills!-'. _l'°.!.“1'”°.d- .ill B recent interview. spoke as foliowetr- , -'1‘n_¢gr;p<~wsr~ delightful throughout

I have been favored both on land and rea by favorable weather, en o ed ood

from' missionaries everywhere; every- thing they conld do to make my visit profitable they were' ready to do.

“¥¢B» I WIS away four months longer

than I-had expected to be when I started but I found the time too short for the work that ought to be done in order to make such a visit eifective. Impressions are not enduring if the transitions are too quickly made from one country to nn. other. One would like to stay long enough in a place toibecome somewhat familiarwith the conditions and relations of society, but that takes time.”

“What is the generalimprcssion as to

conditions in,tl1e East P”

“The most distinctly felt impressions*

is that the East is throbbing with new life. The East and the West have mst at a~hundred points and they are absorb ing all we have to give( That is especial ly true in China, and as usual the pen~ duium swings too far. What we call

THE KINGS COUN'l`Y GUARDIAN

...J. G. Sterna, Bouris, went to

Charlottetown yesterday.

anarchy: There are many thousands of NEW Y0RK° ni" n""T°“' L"““b°‘l‘

young mon in China that are in a danger-

ous as well as interesting condition,"

“What about the unrest in India ?” “It is _ felt everywhere, It is talked

about everywhere, and is the cause of much anxiety, however much Britishers may whistle to keep up courage. It is another phase of new life that is stirring in all the East, 'India for the Iudiaus,‘ ‘China for the Chinese,' and ‘japan for the Japanese) No people of three hun- dred millions wants foreign domination. Great Britain is educating India away from the colonial up to the independent estate, and it ought to be said that Brit- ain is doing it magnanimously and hon- orably. A British odicial in India. said to ine, ‘England has her faults, and no

the lndla long distance runner who is under suspension by the Amateur Ath mm Unreal is coming to New York for the purpose, it ia said, of appealing to the committee of the Unions for reinstai.»~ ment. Longboat. has' never seemed to understand the Uoion’s rules, but. his eil-ction as a member of the Canacian

Olympicteam makes is necessary for him to be reinstraied by the Union before he can compete In the games in London nxc summer.

Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot roach the soot of thu diaeaao Camrrh is u. blood

io al dl din order to cure it

doubt made mistakes in India, but there ‘_ ?,§‘;;','f,t,i;":_:|‘,;'|,,¢,,;',,°:ff.,,",;‘,°d,eH_}{a|1'5 Cary-rn is not in the world today B more right lure is taken internally, and wuts dircc`tl& on

eous government than that of the Brit on in India.’

“I believe that is literally true. No

other nation has such a colonial record as

£118! Of llflflllll ill Il1dl8. ‘Bild lf if Bhmlld lv:/ylilat digodlirliies gucli wbnderfulreaultrsincuringl

mean by and by an ilidependent India educated to self-government, so much the better for the world and so much more honor Q0 the nation that has brought it to pass."

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tho blood und mucous surfaces. Halls La rrh

Cure is not n Track medicine. It wan pro- scribed b onco the best phvillvlllllli lll lil” country dir years and is a regular prescription.

It is composed of thu boat tunica known, corn- bined w th the boat blood purifiers. actimr directly on th mucous surfaces. Tho perfect

rbi ti f th two ingredients is

Catarrh. Send for testimonials free.

F. J.CHENEY, Sc (.‘0.PROPS., Toledo, O.

Sold by all Drugziaw. pricc 751:.

Take `Hall‘a Family Pills for constipation.

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lllwllll MAKES _ SAVAGE AllAiIK

Says United States Currercy System Is Worst in the World

WASHINGTON, Feb, ll.--Addressimz

the house on the financial question. Mr. Fowler, chairman of the committee on banking and currency, declared that the United States had the worst linnnciai and

currency process in the world, instead of the best. "What is the acute question i"

he required: “It is a bond-snowed cur- rency l" If that were a wlaa and proper form of currency, he asked, why had not some nmioa adopted it by this llmst

flapan trleditovor night, he said, bu'

quickly gave it up.

Mr. Fowler favored zuid cola reserves. United States notes, he said, were “mere promises to pay." They were issued dur- ing the war, he said. and they had never been retired because neither the Repnbll -

` can nor the Democratic party had the

K M 'political eoursue todo its d\liY»

- A The aubtreasury system of the govern»~

~ : ~ " "*`- "*`-" ` *"1-‘-”~" ment was attacked by Mr. Fowler as a

-°~ r;.n|»|i.i..a lair. '

_ Capita $l4,400.0il0; Reserve Fund $Il,ilil0,00il. .,

' éonoray President, Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal. 1

President, Sir George Drummond. K. C. M. G. '

,Vice President and General

Manager, ‘t.S. Coniston. -

ii* ls now open for business in this City 1

_ ‘ `» A general banking business transacted and a Savings Depart- . _' _ ment conducted. Correspondence solicited from outlying places _- Deposits in\Sav|ugs Department and withdrawals from same

utisfaotbril al1'anged'by mail.

1 ~ _ Otlicpifgr the present. Grafton Street, a iew doors west ot ‘ Queen St’eet

‘_ II-_rgdttsrttstf _ A. M.PE'l`ERS, Manager

ouraato trade and commerce. ‘lt is a source of suspiclonf' he declarrj, "a source or hatred, a source of aeetlonal

|valry." -

.Minaro's Liniment Cures Colds- _i

‘lllAMll] lilll ` llll§AL|A`lHlll _ .

» _-.-»

Rm, _Commission ‘Sm H

` “For Sale at Attractive Prices Cannot Acquit 3,, A,,h,,, ._ $5,000 Porto Rico Railways 5' p.c. Bonds Vicars

. `_\

__ Either with or without stock bonus. For sale in l ols to LONDON' Fm “_The "pm 0, th’

suit__buyers` Ask t'6rourprices.__ _ _ _,.,.,. __ __ __‘._.q_._§r;_ng»|sa wma nsg_,____oss_a raven. ,,. ,,,,,,,__ _ _ . . .W ... . *__ ' _ _gating thedlaapen-ancelast aummes from

" ' Q vcp” A-_ ~ Dublin onstlaiorievl-els valued at liii0.tIll~

_ Jigs ‘__ -. “yet 'Magpie Ifuntresl htogk Exeirsag¢,4.JH pitsl'-St., _ 'b»lr»j§or¢ to the regslgs of the Order or

' ' , _'Y _. _ .»_- . f' '\ \ ,. “ __ , -` ` - I. »'“< an ~' _ .-'. f- °“"'°-ur' f _S:.‘=Eia|‘r|q_k, was pri-tentsdt/1 parliamlot

2 no

/ .

. ._ ____ 15-_;» _ _ _ _.___ ~ _ __ ..._ ,,_v._ .yaatel‘risy.i`» It finds that the safe from

rg” , § i. ", A. y [___ , `;._' _ 9'; _ ._4‘ which thofjeweil were taken must have

4 ` § ` _ A -l -' ""~ " "_ I ~ ~ _bfec.ope'nif?by a key. and concluded.

.L_ ._ _ __ ' t r 5 ~ "' Ni ,:¢_r.\ . “‘~ "" " .. 1- ' "

We bag fo' acer he following seeks which wmbine 3-_===.’~¢ m:~:_g;;° lr N- ¢~»~°°d» °'

P ._ ... _ suoonssoa arrouvrrm. _

safety `o£Pr1nc_i al ands. Reasonable return. _ _ i ‘_ fp I

-»i_V~__ -. _- , 4 e Dividmd- Pf1°é- Relufn DUBLIN. E.-r>.'\.-'|fs»'“ou.to.~ to ary .-i.._._..___ ..

fh and Loan 7 P C I 135 558 announced tha spolnt-:mat of Ctptallr

"f ..5pc 85 5% ‘

hi1*1fE*’IfiSi1l'9.nCe . - . Nev li Wilkinson to rucoead Sir Arthur

~""“'*‘“‘»‘:.¥.‘i»°...f:;...."‘ °’.°,?.° = ,?,’..,.D.°,§. "“.:.1';:‘:'.:;.'.f.‘:::; '.‘;::::".. ;..? 'W' A ‘°*‘“°*°”“ it . _'v§lY.lll\I’1T.El>§_-B»,r1k of_Nbvr _S¢otia;Stock`. :,',',:§‘_f‘f_"q_ff,,‘,`f_'f§‘°:f,lf1'_‘if"ff‘ff_'°' _~‘_”i 7 M°“f°E\\=~ ?

‘attending thaloas of the recalls jewels

c rlncnN1:osH it cu -----T A . V "N _ . _ N I _‘, _ tg , are ._ . ___ _ _- .. ,, .__ __s_i._ f,-,_ "LU 5,- A _ ' I StJoha,li B. na|d’aIinlmeniCursa’ili;l ,;_ .

with the._word . We cannot acquit Blr, Arthur-Iitward Viners of the oharae n.

...New clothes. lowest prici

tic work at W. B. Learo's 'l Establishment, Bouris. _ 2--1!

MONTAGUE MARKETS. Corrected for ever! Wednesday and

Saturday issue. _

'Hsrrinnp rhbi . ......... tlJtol“tl) Uodmorqalntal #wow 500 0atspsrbna........ ._ 0_ Pot.awes`perbus........ 25 Turnipspoa-bns..... .. . .. lo Ea|rs,perdoa...__..... . .. 22 0atmealpercw_t.......... $885 Batterperlbtdairyl. .

Barleyper ous.......... .. Hayperton, loose.... .. Beefporlb (caroo.ssl..... I-‘orkperlb(ca|..aes)....._ Lambps lb (careassl.... .

Woolperlb.......... . .

0alr.~.ktns,per_lb..... .

Appresperbus -. . ... Cabbsgepar dom... .

Beetsper Carrotsper bus............. '40 alan., must- Pi-oder; ner iooi lm.. $5.00 Tnrkeyperlb............ ....12 to 14 G 5....

“A Good Name at Home"

“Is a tower ot strength abroad"-and the excellant reputation of C. I. Hood Co. and their remedies in the city of Lowell, where they are best known, inspires oonndenoc the world over, not only in the medicines but in anything their proprietors say about them. “If Made by Hood It's Good.”

"l believe Hood’s Barsaparilla the best all- ,

round family medicine known today." Mlal

G. D. Faarzv. Wilder St.. Lowell. Mass.

"I recommend Hood's Sarssparllla to any

one." Jonsr B. Dorn. 1| Auburn Street,

Lowell. Mus.

“I am s strong and healthy woman today. from takinz Hood’s Sarsapsrllla. which I keep in the house torail the family." Mas. Fkrmrx Baum. IN Leverett St.. Lowell. Mass.

“I consider Hood’s Ssrsapsrills the boat

blood-partner in the world.” Mas. .llrmrl E. Cam/roN. 113 Liberty St.. Lowell. Mass.

Hood's Sarsaparllla is sold everywhere.

l00 Doses One Dollar. Prepared only by

C.L~BoodCo.,Iawel.i.Mass., U. B. A. V

JAPS EUING lil ~

Sl]lllH ANIEHIEA

. as SS

SSSQ-58.15

Th¢y Ars Seeking A New.

Place To Emigrate To ‘

VICTORIA, B.C.. Feb. 11.-»News was

brought by the Empress of India from Yokohama that since the restrictive #_ measures against migration to America the Japanese emigration companies are looking to South America. The steamer ' Itsu Kushama has been chartered by the America Emigration Company to tak '_ I,ooo Japanese to Peru, and another gm. igratiou company has been permitted todespatch 5ooto Callao. Representat_ ives sent to Brazil by the Kokoku Em- ` igration Company have returned after making arrangements to send 3,009 japanese yearly to that country. `

-ro ounn r cor.o rN°oNa: Dar. .

BROM0 Quinine, roiund money il-

W GROVE’S‘

v Clit Btst `

tea zsc

1 Per /_.1

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The PERFECTION l?.I“.’§"‘,,_...” “‘.‘.‘..“.`.°‘ti%‘I.‘t.t.li° "

‘ It’a 0. as we bdlievo will .‘ _ _

` i.‘LI.".. ""u“‘°“ .‘$ ""1

ou ‘

Montaigne ads :igiirity L when pure wholesome Tea is priced. It ta said 32 .iii r'2.‘1'§‘&"°“° °

' tums to solltt.. : ,

.TION BLEND is certain- y way ahead ot' an we

have previously sold, It _ brows out strong and de- ' licioua in fl vur~ has no bitter lam: is sailing mrs

hot cakes among our best `

customers. Try some at §3l’-’~‘lr’“2‘l»‘rJ§°.t’.?’ “AP '

of it. Our prloeia illlcyontg , lrf.°si:s~.“’:.:i“2.”°'z A no and arsrfq "' ° ,

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kg Ara. t~(/ ( ‘ ,ii`,~; ,` , 'Q77 ‘LJ-1 ~ if “`-_~2'c. _\f.1'»

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Corset Covers,

Fine English C-nmhrlc lorchen lace trimmed; tiuht and loose fitting; sizes fro 34 t.o'l2.

Sale Price 2 5c

Fino English Cotton, trimmed

with twoluoh torchoa loco, made loose lIttlng;sizes34 to 42. Regul- ar priceiioc

Sale Price 28c

Flnc English Cotton, yoke and

sleeves trimmed with good qua*

ity rarchcn lace. Regular price 45a

Sale Price 36C

Very fine quality English Gob'

ton. several styles, daiurlly irlui. rued with lace and embroidery; sizes 34to.42. Hegular00o

Sale Price 48c

Fine Nninsfvolr, niaric low or

high nt nrck. prottily trlmrnefl lace and cmlrrniriery: s»-\'cr<i models, some ofubroldery trimmed and finished with baby ,~,|,b¢,n Regular price 72c _

Sale Price 58c

Stvllf hott-r quslltirs at Poo and ll.l0.

Drawers

'Fino qutiltv White Cotton sell ilounvt 9. \~‘i= h lirmstitcnerl tucks Regularjfioc

Sale Price 2 5c

Finer quality `Engiish Cotton, lawn flouur-a _ ~.. with lace and

insertion. Ronulnr _48c value

Sale Pricd V39`c ,

Fins English Cambrlc,ruffla

of 5 inch embroidery iuil an ample. ReguIarPrico6lc

Sale Price 49c

Fine cotton, lawn flonnoe wt.

with wroircn insertion and a igarl with lace to match. R gular Price 75::

Sale Price 6oc

Fine English Cmnbrlc, Jlounerri with il lnchl mirrrridery rl-rd 8 rows of tuuas. liezuisr Price $1.05

' Sale Price 84c

Finer quslltlev are nrlcerl dur

lnrr the Blu While Sale as follows -Ui 25,1 Oi 40, 81 60 and ll 75 each. i

36 In Ooronali .n Ling (..oth,

80 in Finer Meilum Cloth.

86 in Finer Long Cloth,

N In Princesa Lang cloth, 302 n Finer Long Cloak. l2c 6 in Quren'r| Cloth, ln l; _ Superior Madapolen' l2n

British Madapolen. lite Suparfine Lawnsdale, i8|

White Quilts .

' 6

Snecislguiltae, 70:80. li.7Il for ll._|lu Sm cial alles 70 s&)_’!l_M fordlt Maroc-ll;-r;'a\;tl|., $2 . HU, 75.

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Bic Bio llc l0c

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Batterperlb(ereamery|.......... 24 .. _. _ ~ I i

Hey $1500 to 1600 ' _ ~ ~ '

Ohickeasper . ` j ,__ _ _ p ._

Rides lb... . .. " ` ' ' ~

.~.\`

| *"”*‘ NLY by the great volume of our

G whitewear business, during the

~_\'or month of February, are such

prices made possible for wliitweear which is the

nearest possible approach to perfection.

We havetlrousands and thousands of gar-

ments, represeutirigan expenditure of thousands

and thousands of dollars and every garment is

irrepraacliable in quality and .nost reasonable in

price, For instance l

Night Dressses,

Fine qurllty Erglhli Cnn.lr‘e

full cut. tucked youo-, collar and rlrovr-srrirnmerl with embroidery. Regular 924:.

_Sale Price 74c.

Finn English Cambria, full size,

tuck od yo e, box plant. down lrfmt. o-ina with self rulilos. Regular $1.05. /

Sale Price 84c. G-oil heavy English Camh yoke formed with rlnsterofiuck

box pleut of Hemburu tra-Ertlon §lir\;'_p front; high neck. quiar Salc Price 89c. Very llne quality English Cam

~ hrle, yoke nt dns lunar, box Pleat olG»\\nbrlc lrrrwrtlon; embro fiery rufflea on neck and sleeves. Benn ar $1.25.

Sale Price $1 oo

Extra special Gown, line English

Cotton, high nick. rquare yoke fern-ed of lace omhruirlery and inser-ior~;§ rleeve wilhrudlssofiace around.It»-|zulf\r$l.40. _

\`ale Price 98c

Fine Enallah Cotton: roiritad

yoke with clustered tucks: I am our-rrlnsertion. feather stitched :di%a,cu|l»roidcry ruifles. Relate

Sale Pricc $1.24.

a A f 72%' J i

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M 19 ~;-'_A _V1 = ‘1

/iff.-./_ ,:.;_"._;-A, 1 _ ff ~. ,¢_.'._._'r-TP,-_-1 9'] ‘ ',»»,‘,f.i g "")»v_\§;.T ',=,.- lf' 313 ` .f "`,» °-b¢‘_\Q"'j"lf_(_l _'ge . _ "ff

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Wh ite biriris

F-no Cambric skirt of good

quality mods with Iluunua of lawn edged wit-li 4 inch borchon lace. .Regular prius 750.

Sale Price 6oc.

Fine cotton. flounce of self with

threeiuuks and two inch hem splendid value-atB5c.

Sale Price _68c.

Fine English cotton with lawn

tluuncs 12 inches deep, full cut, 3 rows tucks edged with 4 inch em broldery.}teguisr $1.05.

Sale Price 84c,

Flna quality cotton, full cut.

fiance af 5 inc embrolriery,4 tucks at head of ilounce, under tlouuca of self. Regular $1.1).

Sale Price 96c. _

Our extra special skirt of dna

Emrllah caurbrio with ll inch ilounee uf embroidery, triuuurd with clus- ter nf tucks and in'-erlion_ Regular price $1.40.

Sale Price 98c.

Other prices in hiuher orirsrada

skirts are l.7i5,$2.00,}Z 50,Q3. ,and up to five doilarseach.

Children’s Dre - .

Mother Hubbard style. tucks

yoira embroidery on 'nvuk an around alelnes for children months tn 4 yosra of agr. R qu ar price 951'.

Sale Price 7 5c

White lawn, yoke formed

with cluster of ruc a and ins-r tion. neck and sleeves trlmmr-A witn embroidery. Regular ll W

Sale Price 98c

Whit e lawn' dresses, yoke

formed of embroidery and insertion edged with frathar stltohinrr. braid cn neck and sleeves deep hem st the bot/'om

:p.rirt:{'»:]7Jclcstrrs oltucka Reg

:ale Price $1 36

Better qualltlesf in the child

r~un‘s dnsseoarn now telnz out away below their real vaina'ao if you have any little mtrr to clothe from alx months to ten ys.ro of nm- now le who lhue_to do ao. $i.'7|5; 2.50, $8 00 and 3 50 the dross.

Tempiing Values ln'ail"'l`alri§iaiid Bed biheiis

‘l I

00 in Damask Tebllng at 81d illin Dams-k Union Linen at Dc 70 in Damask German at 50°

In Dams.) Union Linen, at 720

04 n Damask A_|l Liam at. f ,Ulu 00 in Damask All Line! ac ._ Uh: rr in vrmor an nom stents 'Phe above ern allbleaohed llnei of perfect weave. _ V

Pillow ~C'oitons`

Circular fine |nade,42 in ar. _ 19; cllreolar nos grail. 44 |o.at ale. Uimliar doe lrradr, 44! in, ar. 18;, Circular tina ¢ra¢le,40iu, at llc Geo while you may-Ita loin( fast naw.

seeefs ss 5s sssgiss

_The above their regular nl",

Ilemmed, lilxi Hemmul, 10| 9|., gn _Hstumed, li lac oooh

plain White Shtetlng at We plain White sheeting at as plain White sheeting at me Twill White Shaeting at 30a

“ at- $0 “ at. Hn " at 280

are all sway below

‘lable Napkins

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