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Prrrssulw, J nee 1.-The little sisters of

mg poor were ro today Q _$8,0(ll a L, a"

msn WM N mm'°*.._¢ I Pllwll* 5|-, The man went the lu§ltritlon lon Penn avenue wh n addition to _the home for Ile* r* b¢llli'¢`¢te°lA\'i bi tie sisters and represented himself as the siib ,;cutraowl.tor..tha.nlumbina work ln.tha building. When the inmates of the home had all gon ,_ th°,°~lIll>\l-lor _ .er_.- the, “|10” missin v'¢a`y=.to ' tile' and' U,"-rg.-1 away the $3.000 which represent ed the cblieotions made by the sisters to pay for the new buildlns.

IN EVERY HOME.

1)add’s Kidney Pills fast becoming a

, Honaeholdgdafsgslty, _ ._

Economy Poiur, S., lllIr5y"‘3wr.`li.`-.‘_ (Special).-“I was troubled with Lame' Back( for twent,y~ilve years, sometimes so ssverp that Ioonld not turn myself in,_bed.

laci:$i_ientall`y purchased a box of Dodd's Kid _ y Bills and imlk them and the re- sult lb that my lame back was cured and

1 haino rbtisrn of the troubled in nearly ten are."

Th is the statement of Geo. S. Mc-

La lin this place. Many other pee s here' have similar experiences. That why-:Dodd’s Kidney Pills find a place in nearly every home in this part of the cpunt!y.‘lThey cure all Kidney Dis- easeqfiom Baokaoha to Bright’s Disease.

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Windsor Hotel

Corner of Pownal and King

Streets. Charlottetown.

John T. Weeks

PROPRIETOR

15 large and airy rooms,

all modern conveniences.

0PlEN

June l, 1904.

Transient and summer

boarders wanted. _

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Dunlhp “ Ideal ” Horse-Shoe Pads

cure or prevent lameness- prevent cracking or spreading of the hoofs-make a horse’s working life longer. '

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laofev\ateour.e_!heri.fer "I _ .

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When the great revolution in favor oi Euro*a.n ideas and ideals occurred in Japan ju~t following the ten ible Shinto re-

bellion the nation endeavored to absorb hu,rc dose, of 0:clden'al wisdom along all lines ot mental development. But it was in things military that the Japanese leaders supooially crsved to rival their,Wester1`s rivals, and vasr sums of money exceeding in smo nt any treasure spent by a nation of simvlar size and llnanclal resources were disbursed with lavish hand by the auvi.-r~rs or

- Artillery was the llreat stumbling block of the rsorgauizers of the old Japanese armies. The twrrsworfied per try made hood r Mears. so far as courage went, and lhe rank. and fi e Soon learned the mechanism of the modern rifle. lt was the nrorler-rr rapid-tire guns and the huge nuns ofthe modern coast delenoe and marine artillery which caused years of anxiety and study to the Jap leaders. However. a-, the time of the Japanese-Ohlnbse embrogllo it was already evlde it that the facile inc. lligence

of theikps had learned mugn of modern enizlrr-erlng.

e (rent truth that t e mo iern marine fighter is first of all an expert mesh mic hai been ciinpehsndei by the Japanesr,

and, working alonu these lines, the army of- the Mikado is ro-dev undoubtedly equal to any errrerrrency in the use cf lr.r.rir-ar..-. and heavy guns. The illustration of our artist shows a detail of Japanese artillerymeu drilling wl'h ri rlvr:-luch rapid-ilre gun.

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l1r. William P. Montgomery, the urges! Coal Merchant of Albany, N. Y., Was Refused Life Insurance on Account of Bright's Disease, but Alibi' Taking Warner’s .isle Cure Was Accepted and New rlas his Policy.

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any man or woman who has kidney or bladder trouble. .-

“ Instead Of writing this letter I wish it were pomlhle for me to see and talk with all

those who are sudering from kidney troubles. I could toll thorn inone brluflnnfviaw what

mr medicine has done for me, what I know it will do for them. I enjoyed good

th up to a year ago, when overwork seemed to undermine m constlt DIL ‘

little attention to the matter until it was brought home to me forcibly at an I ` ex- amination. I failedtosecuro rrry policy, and after consulting the doctor who mob the examination I became aware of rny disease.

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IS llll SUPEHIUH

Best German and French Weapons N .l the Equal

Mii<ado’s Forces Have a Gun High- er and Much More Effective Than the Russians and it is lhe Invention of One of His Own Oliicrrs.

Warnisliros, I). C..3l ay 21- Wm-_ G°“~

Kurokl won hlsbrttles for Jnilan at the crossing ofthe Yalu withn R\1U» EVEN’ dispatch, every report on those thrcr-. dayg of lighting so disastrous to the Russians spoke nf the superlorltv the Japanese soldiers demonstrated in the handling of their field artillery. Russian batteries, armed witrf the best weapons that Krupp and the great gun WOFRS Of France could lurn our, were silenced. driven from their position, destroyed. With amerciless mln ofshell and shrapnel the Japanese nunners searched cl/UTY inch of the Russian lines. TheY f0\1f1'l every nook and cmnny that sheltered Russian sharpshooters or Russian re- serves. Shaken and broken by the piti- less and accurate (irc, the Russian infan- try brake before the bayonet oharlw °f one Mrirrrriow dlrrrlrrrruva soldiers-

Whlle the Japanese followed the ex-

amp'e of the Boersin bringing lo the iirlrrrr une slr-ge arms that Uutweiirhed the Russian field batteries. IDU” 0( mel’ successwas yet due to their own ileld R ln. ,weapons that wereigenerally criticis- e i as of an inferior type when the present war began. The Japanese field gun, like the.iapaneec soldier, is rlistincllvely a home D;-gnupg, invented bya JHDIIDEHG ofiicerand castand turned in Japanese foundries.

F0,-elgn experts criticised thc light weight or its shell. '\b°“t 11 hounds. vom; pared w||_h rlrc general l-I pound and 1.:

wrrsa rapil Bring grin, using Bxeri am- rnuuitiori or ill” "Wh °"'"“`|` dwg as one fines in a revolver, ye; lr had no recoil . cylinder,

All modern ileld guns are now equinued

THE ILLS 0F CHILDHOOD. MARlllED. _ ,

"”* On June lst at the home of the bride`s‘

Every chilli in the copntry nrcds, at,

some time or other, a mei eine to correct- tfie ills i-rcirienr. to childhood. If Bahy`s Owrr Tablets are kent rn the houw and occasionally given to the little ones they. will prevent. illness and makr- the llttlel 0 ies rugged, strong and oheeriul. Nln hers should insist on having' this medicine because it conlnins no opiate or harmful drug, and children take the Trrblera as readily as thi-y t-rke crrndy. lr you have ia neighbor who has use i the Tablets ask her and she will lell you what splendid satisfaction tnev give. Here is wha' one mother, Mrs. Wm. Sinclair, Hr-hror, N. B.. says: “I have used Baby's Own 'l‘ab- lcts with so much satisfaction that I do not feel safe when I have not got a box in the house. I am sure that other rnothrrs will be quite as wellpleased with them." You can at-t the Tablets through

your druggist or leg mall at Zio a box by writing The Dr. llliams' Medicine Co. Brockville, Unr..

attached to the trail of must modern field guns, as sn additional precaution arzainst recoil,was unnecen-ary.'l‘hls made lateral training of the gun much easier.

lr. developed that the lighter shell and

shrspuel did as much dem-ine as the hea- vier weight projectile. The linhter nun was, of course, much easier for the Japan- ese to handle and work through rough and mountainous Manchuria.

In short It lurued out thai. the Japan-

ese had planned is gun forjust the kind of work they had to do; forjust the kind oi battles they would have to fight; .lust the‘ `gun with which to beet Russian urmie-; ,

It is a novelty in cannon for another

lreason. The gun itself is mounted in a trunnion hoop that is a part of the axle. That helps to prevent "_iurnpinz." It also permits high angle fire that is very essen- tial in dropping shells over Manchurian hills and mountains into Russian tronp-r sheltered behind them. ‘ The Japanese field gun is the invention of Ma_icr\General Arlska, a distinguished soldier of the Japanese army. It embodies the brains and the originality of rnodern

presslon that Nippon is but an irnliatlon oi the west in her armies and in her ln- dustry.

Church Services.

Changes to be made in church services

ahoul.l he at this office not later than one dclock Friday afternoon

iaurnonisr.

Prince Street.-Prayer and Praise Ser-_

vluu nt lU.l5. Rev. G. M. Young at ll and 7. Strangers welcome. Attentive ushers.

Grace Church.-Prayer Meetlnil at Ill a.

ur. Rev. W. VV. Lodge at ll and 7. Stran- gers alwn sl welcome and provided with uornfortabie aunts.

i»'REsnY'rimiaN. `

Zion.-Prayer meetinrr at li).

Rev.R. H. Seuaewlck at ll and 7. Sunday School and Bible class ar. 2.00

Sr.. James.-Pmyer meeting at 10. liev. T. F. Fullerton at l and 7. Sunday School and Bible Clims at 2.30.

with the oil or hydraulic cylinders which 1-,ako up all the kick fram the diaoharlir- A grin with the rr-.soil uyilndsl' 40°! "°° jump back at all. The old kickin!! Hill" had to be re-aimed after ever! fllf‘0h"l"‘ Recoil cylinder RUM G50 ba “'95 ° ‘l°°'“ or more time-r without helm! fesllllwd- Moreover a gunner can sit nn the troll and feed the big osrr.ridRl’S ln*-0 lb” b'°°°h as fast as they can be broukhb “il U0 mm-

Instoad ofa recoil cylinder the .l.-rDH\0S°

ilold gnu has hrakee on its wheels L0 Mk” up the recoil. The United States army I” now dlseardinz nuns with brakes for anus ‘wmr r-mir rrrllndm- Sv all the rxoerw lprrnoalslngiy explained ro Jsww 01° '"- sons why her new field gnhawerellnferior

But st the Yale it developed that the

,sxpq-err were mistaken. With brakes in lieu ei recoil cylinders it was discovered ehrfir these guns worked batter than We 'best brought against them. It turned out that the Japanese artillery PXDU*-5 lm" dgvatcpo l something new in brakes They worked so well that th:“:i>nf‘ H

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pr-, ghaafa Dlntment

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, Rev. G. R. White at ll and 7. Sunday School at_d2.g(`l p. All weéconie. _Xie - tors prov e vvlti seats y cour ous r ushers.

i CHURCH or runisr.

Services at lidrmm. and 3.45 p. m

crm /\r.cnms'i'raN. I Rev. B. W. Stevenson at ll and 7

Sguéisy dScho¢_7lhat`2.i;). i_’rayerS.rgeer;lng \r~nesayn t to'coc. mr-ee and unappropriaurd.

s'r. nuNs'raN's Carr-riiniur..

First Maas at lil), second Mass at il and

High Mass at 10.iIl. Vespers and Bene diction n.l.7 p. rn. Catechism at il p. ni.

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REL. Paniérs-_Rsvi’ Leo Wlléiams

ctor. orn nit rayera a. m. ven-

lng Prayer at 7 p. m. Holy Communion-

lst Sundqay___ofS¢ap_n montth8__%ter mornilrrag

aycr ri rm ay a a m. J .

tidy nfiier evening prayeg. Sunday School rrt_2.¥_i_ p. m. All seats ree and uunppro- r are . P St Peter's.-Rev. Jas. Simpson, M. A.

Priestllaonmbeliiti T. H._Hunt, li)._D. A t. et. o mmnnon (pan

gi; m. idrivllv Coi1i_z_nu__i:lon_ $cl_ro:'r;l_)_an<l

-rmonat e.m. ans pan .oa. rn. Sunday School st 2.3) p. m. Choral

Evsnsoigr and Sermon at 7 p. m. Hoi ommunlnn every week day at ‘IAA a. m. Church and All -Saints Chapel open every day from sunrlseto sunset for private devotions.

_sa1.va'rl0N Anon. l Su nday Services at 7,11 l$,and at7.ili p.m Week night Service---lllfdnday, ’l`u_esday Thursday Friday. and Saturday at 7.30.

alrvsnvrn nav anvnisrrsrs. _ Services at the Tabernacle, lfitu oy

street. at 1.31 and at 7 p. m.

Japan. Itdestroys the traditional lm-l`

mother by the Rev. John Sutherland, Donald McLean of \V» oi Inari: s ro Margaret Mclieo ‘. .\lorr L Vernon, l.ot

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I x Lhls rziiv .lor i: ‘.’, lil()-l, M tunic: Hs ellri, V~c'0v-ri daughter o' B r.-i rd ar. ri

Ar~v\ Klagil s. ln the Zi-t ye1.rol‘|r~r i\gc._ [l"u ~ral iiuiii her fa hr1"s resident-1,

Gralt ir Sl.rec'. Cenlr-rl, Sunday, 5 .rl .lurr, a". ‘Z p. ui.| | A l)urclieiter,'\ias , May Zilth, John \\'. Darrirch, infant son of John and B¢alr.cc-I

Darrach aged 1 mouth. 1

Caroline Bei-kirrgli rnr, beloved wlfs of ,

I’ ~ lrvc iii-r»r_\' "-».~r\». ll uf South ltustico

P. E. 1, on rr-c uve- or any also lust, in thc 'filth year of lr--r nrre. She leaves to mourn ‘

number 0( grand children.

NEW THOUGHTS.

Are you growing more attractive ss y

advance in life?

“Given n healthy body,” says Dr. R._ V.

Pierce, the special-

,r ist in woman’s dis-

> 7'; ¢,_ eases, of Buffalo, ‘-'Y *yr N. Y., "and a . ', )‘,,”,,\ healthy mind, and .qa"- ,__ "_ . W- everyone can culti-

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properly and di- gest we l lo be

4 . cautiful. lt is a ` fact that any form

, _ of d_yspe__psia may

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" ` form a clear, white

skin into is mass of

\ piixiplcs and black

spots. A beautiful woman has the

beauty of her stom- ac ,

Dr. Pierce’s

I Golden Medical

_ Discovery main-

tains a person’s nutrition by enabling one h eat, retain, digest and assimilate the ,roger nutritious food. It overcomes the Instric irritability -and symptoms of indi-

ation, and thus the person is saved from

Eose syrnptornshof fever, night-sweat._1A: headache, etc., w ich are so nommon. tonic made up largely of alcohol will shrink the corpuscles of the blood and make them weaker lor resistance.

“This is to certify that I have need Doctor

' Plen:¢’a Golden Medical Discovery, think It'l

thelgralndest m;-riilcipe is the wo_r;cl_,":‘rl‘ites M3..

..oun,o er. .s. a ynpe

ivghits worstgforrn. I decided to try your ni)ed-

e. I used five bottles, and now I am doirag

my own housework. A n\irnber_ol` my frien I

also are usinR Dr. Pierce’s medicine and they rtdmmeirsi likignhly. llsy God bleu you In your gran vor _

Dr. Pierce believes that rr ionic made with

alcohol will shrink the red blood corpuacles and make the system weak for resistance; that Is why he avoided llre use of any alco- hol or narcotics In his"Medicsl Discovrry,' which contains the pure extract from rooll

and herbs without n particle of alcohl&old_u_‘

Accept no substitute i'or"Golden e

Discove ." There is nothing “juli al good” fi; dyapepsia or drbility.

Biliousness is cured by the use of Dt.

lisree's Pleasant Panera

DOMINION COAL DROPPED-

Bosron, June 1.- Dominion Coal 'de-

clined on the Boston Market today to 65. a drop of ten points since yesterday. The weakness was doe to the Steel strike at Sydney.

NARROW ESCAPE.

Moncron, N. R., May 1ll.»A louring

automobile containing Henry F. lleustis. a leadinu citizen of Providence, R. l.: Mrs. Hr ustls and two companions, had n narrow escape on the trip from Sl. John to Mono on last night. Just after passing the bridge at Boundary Creek, the struct- ure, which had been in a dangerous con- dition, lor sometime. rnllapasd wlrh a terrible crash. lim it lallen before tts c rr not accrona, probably fatal results would have ensued.

Weeks & Co., .are selling more

hats than ever- up"to-date styles, square dealing, good hats, the reason- 5d w if

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four »1..rr;¢iri¢:r.s and live sons and a large _

A- . .gf

th l‘l‘ Of cougsr; l_,;_v_as alarmed and had :‘cpo_a_to<_l__tes__t)s mage of the uriinc for a.lbumen_‘¥_nd

e orror o e ng grew upon me w ion e oc rs is ronouncc tliacase Bri ht is-

ense. Complications of the stonia/ch set in, and although lpdoctored with well-kngwn spo- cialists I grew rapidly worse, flhis condition of affairs continued until last November. At that time my strengt hail dirnnnshed, and it seemed to nie that I could nut get well unless

some relief was sopn found. It was at this age that interested friends brought io my attention Warner s Sale Lure. Cases wcro_ci whore it had accomplished fvqd results There being no objections, and all hope lrrivi_ng been _despairod of, l procured the Hrgtbottlg After a few days there were some encouraging indlr-ations. Tho slight improvement noted continued _and _grew and in n. nmnth albumvn iva-s entirely f-liniinateil from tlrn uriiia, I

grained rapidly in strength and health and am now in perfect condition. My life insurance

ir been granted me and I feel that I owe my health rrrrd life tr. Wnrnr.-r‘s Rafe Cure.”

` __ Yours truly, \VM.. I". MONTfi()MERY, '

Albany, N. Y., Jan, 10, 1004. 53 Hamilton Br,

Warner’s Safe Cure has been used by leading rlrnftors. and presvrilirrrl in their prrrotico

and sold by druggists eveayivhcrs, for over 30 years, as the curtain cure for all diseases of kidneys, liver, b adder an blood that cur:-s nrrrl loaves no dangerous after effects. One dollar a bottle. If your druggist does not have it in stock, send riirrwt to us.

REFUSE SUBSTITUTES AND IMITATIONS. They are worthless and oiten exceedingly

dangerous. Ask for Wsr|i¢r'i Safe Cure; li will cure you.

WARNER’S SAFE PILLS move the bowels gently and rirrl a speedy cure.

TRIAL BOTTLE sFREE.

To convince every sufferer from diseases of thc kidrie s, liver, blurlrlrrr and lrloori, his Wie:§é.h€;.‘ixf:.r.ll;..“;i.i‘:fa.‘;rn’ bear ‘r-”..‘i° .‘r"°..°‘r°“;‘;;‘>' W”

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with A prescription for each, and contains many of the tliuusarrds of testimonials rocoived daily from grateful patients who have been cured by Safe Cure. All you have to do is write Warner’s Safe Cure Co., 44 Lonibanl Sl.. Torrrntn, Ont., and mention name of this paper. The genulneness of this oiler is guaranteed by the publisher.

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There is something about the word Amherst

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wear, honesty, comfort, reliability. its a great thing

to know the goods you sell will stand the test-the test of time and hard wear.

TlIA'I"S WHY you find our shoes for sale in

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