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home have forced them to oelllidel' terms

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN~ 'GUARDIAN

FRIDAY MORNING JUNE ld H05. _

FEATURES of THE wAR_ by continental Europe as simply

mcanlngu prolongation ot the war. I

might go on for five years and ibly for ten, but Russia would not gligirsup un- til her armies were victorious and her

prestige had been restored. Even Japan reached the conclusion that the war would he prolonged, and the Mikado and his

Ministers warned the Japanese people

tbntnlong and arduous struggle yet

no one in Iiussin doubtedtllnt llussla_““._,|tcd ,helm _

\\'oul<l win. \Vhcn I{uropnt.kin promised tn<li<-into the terlns of pence nt Tokio

\\ithin n your he not only ex|u'cssecl the

Now that pence is possibly in sight, and

the world has rome to realize thnt pence

t-nn only be made on terms that must be humiliati|n_: to Russia, it heroines nppnr- ent how lar the gem-rni _iiudgnlcnt of

l~Iur<ip,- was nt fault with regard to the 0\\tconn~ when the \\'nr Ilegnn. Apparently

Even for some thne after the utter des-

truction of tb: Baltic fleet in the Sea of-

Jnpan the Czar resolutely determined that the war must. no on, and it appeared that this resolution would be carried out. It seemed inciedible that Russia would

or could yield. Now the world is revigl ing its judgment.. Circumstances have proved too strong for the Czar and his war council. It is found difficult, almost impossible to borrow thc money with to carry on the struggle. The voice of the Russian people is being heard ina most unexpected way, demanding not only that the war shall ceuse,but that lib erty shall be grantcd:tl\cm.This voice has found n potent utterance in a large sec- tion of the Russian press, which, brnving all dangers of suppression and banish- ment, has mndc itself heard. Revolution is threatened and feared. The Czar and his ministers and oflicials are in terror of assassination. Defeat and dimster

abroad and fear of popular uprising nt

common expel-tni itnrul thc Cznr`s Govern-

nn\|\t but of his liussinn countrymen

l"rnni~t-, (ii-rn|nn_\', and t-untinentul Europe .slmrs-ll in this \'ic\\' of thc vase. In Britain

llivrv \va.~i sonic lmpv timt Japan might hold the ,\lns-t-miie homies nt bay fora time, but iln~rt- \\'n‘.- n feeling of alarm and

fri-pivlalihn. .Inpnn nlonc seolils tu have

|m~\r.~sl-ti n r-nlliivmifltielice in the rcsult, which has In-cn more than nbulnlantiy _iu~.tiih-,d.

.\t the outset, too. there was nn almost

uni\'vrsnI |'on\'it-tion that unltnss the war

should <|uickly_rcsult in the utter over-

tlirow of Japan, it would be n prolonged sirm.;glc. And as one after another ol the

.I:|pnm>se visftorics were recorded, at Ynlu, Nnns-han, Moticn Pass, Liao Yang, the fnll of l’ort Arthur, thc destruction of the first ltussian fleet, the battles of Shnkhe

River and Mukden, all were regarded

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o CARPET . I TIME

V; _ *-7, oilcloth, any rugs, any

1~”"'l‘§ Q ` ` _ _ blinds or curtains?

1,. ff. at . ' ' /’°’i° ' We’re here now with

__ A _ more beautitul house

_ ‘~.,;`!_~v= _,j"»/-l T2 GX? fixings than yOu ever

f 4 ~.' ' l Lf ' 5 saw in one store on the

_ingi- .__, 'sw

Island before.

And what’s more we know how to sew and lay

a carpet better than most people.

Our carpet sewing machine cost a lot of money,

but it’s worth it ali. It matches carpet perfectly,

I which cannot be, done in hand sewing.

It sews your carpet in an hour, no long waits _

while somebody is fooling away your time. The

seams are almost always impossible to see; in hand

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sewing the seams are le a big part of a mi'e

away. .

We will sell, cut, sew and lay your carpet in 2

hours any time you’re ready, and do a better job

than others can-and don’t forget we do it cheaper i

too.

We know what we can do, and we can do what

we know how to do.

If there's anything you need or your house

needs come in today and make us prove our state- f

IIICDIS.

Prfvwsec Bros..

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Britain, Franco and Turkey _together

Together they held the undisputed supremacy of the aaa.. Theyyon sundry battles at Alma, Iukenaan and elsewhere and aitera long sleaze olptfuxod Sebaotopol. The war lasted two years and Russia yielded little in the terms of peace. The present war has been l°\l|llIt~ by Japan alone. Neither her naval nor military strength at the outset »vraa more than one third as great as those of her great anta- gonist. The war, beginning in February 1904 has lasted but nineteen months and Busan n"pl-aenunly roi-wi wyald. Pm Arthur is lost to her forever; her hold upon Maachurla ls hroksn and she must consider what other indemnity the victor will exact. Contrast this with the beg- garly results achieved by Britain, France and Turkey in the Crimean war against Russia and we shall have a fnlrbaais on

which to estimate Japun`s stupendous achievements.

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it seems to be seriously proposed to

connect North America and Asia by rail, by way of Alaska, and s. Tunnel under Bering Straits. It maybe doubted, how- ever, whether the present generation will

glee the great work completed. A Tun- nel under the separating straits, which lmve a breadth of 50 miles would of itself

beapretty formidable undertaking, but the great. engineers of the day seem to think it easily practicable. The real diilicultyliesin the construction of the railways through the long stretches of far northern and almost uninhabited wastes

of the two continents, nnd the long and circuitous route which the railway line

must cover.

In is still within t-he bounds of possi-

bility, however, that this great northern route may yet be railed. Nearly half the worid's population is in Asia. A Russian railway already extends northward from Vladivostok to the Amar River. Our own Grand Trunk Pacllic will have its western terminus as far northward on the American side, and it looks to an ex- tension northward as far as the Yukon. That therals mineral wealth in the far north our own Klondyka him already dc- monstrated. There are valuable seal and

whale fisheries inthe waters of Bering Sea and the Straits which it is proposed to tunnel. Alter all the proposed route

wqild not quite touch the Arctic Circle, audit is to be remembered that the great city ol St. Petersburg with a population over 1,500,000 lies in latitude il), showing the easy possibility of creating great centres of population in the far north. No other country is more interested than

Canada in the projected sweep of a greatt line of communication northward in America and on to Asia.

Congratulations t0Presirlent Lodge of

the N. B. and P. E. Island Conference.

The New York Times publishes an lil-

ustrated nrticle showing the progress of the work on the railway Tunnel under the East Riverto connect with subways underthe streets of Brooklyn ami New York proper. It ls already more than hal( completed, and is the first of five tunnels under the same river which will

be built as speedllyas possible. The length of the Tunnel proper is about s_ mile and the work is being pushed day and night.

The Patriot “feels assured" that the

Local Government will recommend that

the new steamer shall be n_ car ferryi

And this after ignoring the car ferry In tho Legislature and in their delegation to Ottawa. Great is The l'.’atrlot‘s assurance indeed. For there Is not on the face of the

earth or the waters a solitary instance of a ear ferry to connect two railways of different gauges. Roughly speaking tho weight of the dm in equal to the mad they carry. We have had dlllioulty enough to get the height carried without the added weight ol the cars. But the dear Patriot ls easily enchanted. The members of the Government know how the people ln their public convention, how the Board of Trade sind the legislature have pronounced on these matters.

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Llnlmont asked for at my store and

All the people use.ita ' -

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Pleasant Bay. C.B. _ _ `

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row Haamnfu Improded Turnip avuluoe :Suri/i'a Animal Bmnd

waged war with Russia dtty years ago.-

WORLD COMMUNICATIONS. _

MINARITS LINIMENT is the Only'

the only one we keep for solo, 4 , 1, ~ .

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I{Ann.'roN, June 13,-The city clerk has

a reply to the invitation sent to Lord

Canada. The latter expresses the hope_ the General may have an opportunity of visiting I-Iainllton.

Cuban Diarrhoea-

U.S. soldiers who served In Cuba during

the Spanish war know what this disease is, and that ordinary remedies have little more effect than so much water. Oubnn diarrhoea is almost as severe and dangerous as a mild attack of chole_ra_. There is one renicdy,howcver,thatcu.n alwnyshc depen- ded upon as will be seen by the following. certificate from Mrs. Minnie Jacobs of liiousbon, Texas: " I hereby certify that Chnmberiain's Collo, 'Cholera and Diar- rhbea Remedy cured my husband 'of a severe attnclf of Cuban diarrhoea, which heibrought .emo from Cuba. \Vc had several doctors but they did him no good, One bottle of this remedy cured him as our neighbours will testify. Ithnnk God for so _valuable a mediclne`." For sale by all druggists.

WILL ATTEND MILITIA CAMPS.

O'r'r.\\vA, June 18. -Sir. Frederick

Borden will attend the closing exercises ofthe Kingston Military College on the 22nd instant.. It is hlslntention to attend as many ofthe camps as his parliament- ary duties will permit him.

lust What Everyone Should Do. Mr. J. T. Barber of Irwlnvllle, Ga., al- ways keeps'a" bottle 'of 'Gha_mberlaln's Uolic, Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy at handready for instant use. Attacks ol colic, 'cholera morbus and `dlrirrho`ea come . on so suddenly that there ls no time to hunt a doctor or go to the store"for medicine. Mr. Barber says: "I have tried Chaml»erlnln’s Colio, Cholera and DlarrhoeaRemedywhich lsdne ofthe best medicines I ever saw. I keep u bottlcof li in my room as I have had several attacks

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medicine I ever used. Sold by all drug- gist.

Just arriwarl--Tivo car-loads “Tud- hopa’ high _qrarlfz vehicles' in regular, i solid rubber, -fashion and Pneuma- tic tire rigs T/my are /imiahed up '/int clan? with _all the latest improvenvmis. Selling at lowest prices. by A Horne & C0. _ 6}5mwf& w 2w_ I

Often too buoy totell you

ofthe numerous he ins we

_ -.<ol'f¢r_in_tl|e__i|ouaal|ola _requis- , _ men me ,_ com , _.sautéed »na_°ial'iii.ii\»n¢». You will find then! here.

mia M 'ini' may

l*oo¢i'¢,Lazati$e:°t.H have also.

B* ' Satlslied cnatonierl--9

-,deal here and aavenaonoy.

Yours for drug vmtl. .

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it MIIIINERY Hilli PRICE

' Trimmed Hats, Half Price

,Untrnmmed Hats, Half Price.

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Roberts to visit the city when he comes to _ I

of colio and it has roved to be the best ,

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TRIMMIN GS HALF PRICE.

_ Men’S Ready Made Suits, Half Price

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PURE WHITE LEAD ,

acts About House Paint

When you get estimates on painting your -house this spring

INSIS'i‘ upon every painter figuring on the use of strictly Pure

White Lead. This will pat them on an equal footing and will '

insure you getting best possible results, if you employs good

wcrkman. It will pay you to ga even farther than this and

name the brand of White Lead to be used.

lg “Tiger” Brand is Chemically

Pure.

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Grocers everywhere arehandling them. Canadian Matches for .Canadian people. .-

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The linen worn byothur people. 0t.hor_peopls can see tho linen YOU wanr How olyou wish to have them sue iti Inferior aundry work makes g linen look

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Charlottetown, P. E. I.

#"W~'\wu~»M-ri¢~a~.-no

I Leather

We have just received a

nice line of Ladies’ Purses and Handbags. We have some exceptionally good values inhand bags. Call

' and let us show them to ” you. ‘

ELLIS

The Drnggilt and Optician.`

~'lr-~Rf~\Ilv~'~l Custom Tailoring, Gears Fur- nishings, Hats. Caps, _

CIC., CIC.

Sm:-We wish to direct your

attention to our stock of new cloths for spring and summer wear. . - ,. o

Our cloths are imported from

the very best manufacturers in England, Scotland and Ireland and include:

Worsteds- Fancy Snitiags,

Vicunaa, Serges,

Tweeda, _ Trowserings. And fancy Vest Cloths. ‘ Overcoatings- _in ;y,i_cnnas, Rain-

proof and iancyfwornteds. '

We can 'guarantee satisfaction

in tae cutting, .dtting and make up of our clothing.

We invite you to call and ex~

amine stock and believe vu willbe

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