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an Independant Lani-nal,

um-is-is, aiming to

Iuiaess and a patriotism more

un’ |mPan|.|_ 3,"-5|., ggwgy, intense than the world had before known

y Bdrifoa (Wednesday) \>¢f year

_ recognised the lo as

me Tplgroplsn- dmiration. And the lesson will nl-In* be

m»u»a¢4 .tup-aus. 11;' hP\§vv»~| imsg-_ waciiyicst. 'rss nun vssn¢s.~-world °;s‘=1edi:'s§°v:\ee:- ' In ° ' ,_ N will hereafter 1ookapon_tlmBut an _ yrf.. as . '

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the labor required to com- cities and places which betore were re

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ionrisbsst, Iielanhone Olot-P. 0. Booman Georgetown, Russel ll. Maclean, Agent. " I. R. l.~l|:ClBADY, Editor.

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advertising up-_ enbserioiion lar.

'l`iIE MORNING GUARDIAN

h TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1904.

WAR AS AN EDUCATOR.

War is a great educator in many ways.

It gives us an intenseinterest in countries

p()i1ll(l TIJEIII fegillilte Olll' lm-ded uimgsg Wim lndilfergncg, The pfICe5~ If there i5 any Baer war tor lnsrance, turned a great

saving the customer gets it. We dispense prescrip- tions written .by any doctor in Charlottetown or elsewhere. The growth of our iiatronage is evi- dence that the driigstore service we give is the kind tlietpublic prefers,

G. JAMIESON.

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search light upon the previous obscurity oi§outh Africa and made us familiar

with Cape Town, Durban, Bioemfontein,

Pi-czoris, Ladysmith, with the Tugeia and Mcfidsr rivers, with the Boer people and the Kaiilrs. The interest was height-

ened no doubt by the iact_ that Britain

wasuparty to the fight and our own Canadian soldiers were engaged in it, but the chieiinterest was in the fact that many

ruen were engaged in alife and death

struggle and were paying the last lull nxeamre ci devotion to a cause of which

like mannerllie war in the Philippines turned the search light oi publicity and the earnest Raza oi the civilized world to

those far eil islands where the day he-

gins.

Anflnow it is the struggle bctweui

Russia and Japan which is affording the

world a izreat object. lesson in geography, in manners and customs, in courage and patriotism. lt has already made Japan, Korea and Mancburia, Tokio, Nagasaki, l"usan, Seoul, Chemulpo, Port Arthur,

public oi all civilized lands. In point of distance these lands, waters and cities

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#Hi ‘ _ Vladivostock, Dalny, Lio Yang, _ Mukden,

rr in _ the Yalu river and the Yellow Sea fami-

Uii -\_ 'N' N illar as household words to the reading

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intensity oi interest created by the war

as It lil Ulm- 1° Mm" "I0 N" ‘°f’""‘° have been exsaapiidod and have woanonr-

......... ` . mssisoveutwlli around and mlulivhuv enter-

will be I ll G 07 ‘ '_

i`i'fs2;';'idi°z:mps rzgliisa liirgzgs mm. piisawill bu lllitlllviitli IUll\“1°Wi Wd- ~ ske vourremittscce hy Postal Ovder, Ev b-“ur d"‘°md_ Th' ‘nn “muy of

nations will know each other better. The _day will be hastened when there shall _ba

world oomaa to understand l‘nIl.y`the

scmssmule, aura A loan' m>r¢.-i- l-°- ,messing ot the present war it may bd

found to be s nebesssry preparatory step toward the dav when war shall oeaaa und the federation oi the world shall come.

Judge Parker for the Democratic candi- dature renders his nomination ior Presi- dent by the national convention highly probable. Mr. Cleveland was known to have a personal liking for bath Judge Gray and Mr. Olney, hnt in a recent in- terview dealared Judge Parker to be “tho man upon whom the conservative els- ment oi' the party could and ought to con-

- centrate." He added, “Iknew him to be

a iirst-class, honest, sate and manly man." The convention will include 994 drlenales, two thirds oi which numier

will he necessary to secure a nomination. The names of Parker, Garmau, Olney, Wall, Hearst and Bryan are likely to go uefore the convention. Parker has at this writing the largest number ol instructed

delegates. Alariza proportion oi the de-

legates are uninslructed and consequent- ly free to make their own choice. The convenlion will meet in St. Louis.

E Horse Norfs-

they believed to ba right anrijnst. In John Dockertm Loc 05_ has Hold ms

yearlipz colt, sired by Goldiinder, to Beer ik Green, Kingston, for $100.00. Aubrey Munch, Southport, has purchased a three- yeikdold Mac Queen gelding for which he paid $95.00.

Dr. Jenkins, Sr. has bred two of his

blood mares to the celebrated Clydesdale stallion, Mac Queen.

W ii ARY_ BRAIN WORKERS.

Allfagged out, ideas Bow slowly as

molasses, snap and energy gone! Tm-_ bnoyan oy that made work a pleasuri-,that

gone also. Adoctor would say you are run down,euervatcd neither eating or nlgestlng enough. lt’s Ferrozoue you need io brace up that iltiul appetite and improve assimilation and digestion so that lace ul pure s'rong blnod will be formed tn nourish the broken down system. Ferrozone will drive away the

tired feeling, restore your spirits and en- ergy, revive our ambition and strong h

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'~" .' '_ X are at the very ends of the eM.th_ The for work. lib tonic or robullderlike Fer- _

_Q ‘ _ rozone-trv Price50c. per box, or six Progress Brand clot]-"ng |-nay he had from

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boxes for $2 o0 at Drugglst, or Poison Sc

\ ' strugizle has brouirht them near. The C°"Kh’R”t’°°'0“"

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lhc Clothes

of Quality

‘and brothers in the urea: brotherhood of DHI f0l` B Visit L0 “G\`_@@"|0-nd-" 'I_`h° ~ ._

are tliosc made to measure by us; the den had several ominous lookrng _ '

~ ' ' ‘ - h“m“°u-7' staircascs leading into dark and ill- _ ' _

only may that it is possible to produce

tidings ol surpassing interest touching the great conflict, and we have cometo realize how much we have in common

with the men of. the struizgiinn hosts, Russian and Japanese, how human they

i are in their couraire, their patriotism

their sulferlnzs and their weaknessess-

that they are in tact very like ourselves

_ , / _ _ _

_ " \' ' V - cables and the press have brought us Hamuxron s Pr1.i.s Cum: Cousmrarxon _~. ‘ ` A

r'.\<:l»»~~|uu-.lie-.

Ai; the imitcin of Great .Sairron

hill, London, is Esiiuutcd what at one timo was one of the most hideous and dangerous slums. It is part of a ruinoun old ti>m\ini_-nt, exactly an- swering to the description ol the in-

famous den to which the Artful Dod er led Oliver Twist as a new

garments that Sui, the individual.” There lc so much ol death and riestruc- smelllingd passage? Spd hlad plirgy oi personality, ami yet preserve um; e1¢_ tion,of euifering and loss in war, that it giglgtoar a avai a e or ovea

gance of style, set, fit and iinish which is veil there should be some cumllelllll' F;-om the gughouseg “ly vf uw

ll h il d id ii

makes tailor-made clothing exclusive. gtlons. One of these is that we are learn- K Y” 118°” 8'¢"U`.‘>’ CDU 803 Y O“" SP"l’1i§ “ml 5“1!1m°`ff fHbfiC9 5h0W inn more about the Far East in three TEV' ddr°pp:dhi“t° °h° streesé bwl;_i£°

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are respectfully 5°hC"ed' learned in thirty years of peace. How °°““71°~ Th* 1*” named "°°'m°°'»»

& iJapan and the Japanese have been stimu- ohen had association! of the worst LOWQSO PfQmi\\‘ll\Q, Pgligies

greatly our interest in and knowledge of

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Director! for ,1_’ljil\¢¢ Edward Island.

asm. Haaarz. W. ir. wssxs W. H. Airman, it

DearSirs.-Within the past year I Prcsidtiit MEfChlnlS' I Of £1111 bf Catvell know oi’ three fatty tumors on the head Bguk of P, E. I, B1’0!>.» Mtmhlnts " ll boi ' ' oiiiiilan'i:'5§°rI'i`1hi\‘i§i<i°f.Ri.'§i.l§°ii§" H' M' I?-\__V|s0N»

formerly a haunt for vagrants, with all the conveniences or a thieves' kitf

snrzioai operation and than is no indica-

_aot01\|s'|\ lands. Psrhapr, whoa; tho,

Grover Oiaveiand's enuorssmeot oft

or ss in can

1 1 i»9°s=*=@i°2 °f 6 v“ti=f‘1iii~=.f_fvS°l2‘_elf»ef__ '~ t of bliie aiifwcai sein siiisgqifpau <,°pa~ 51,4

__ wide, 4 :_-2 yards Skirt Lining, 2 yards Waist. _Lixié

mg' 2 SP°°’.° S°"?“¢S*¥*»'1“i!°r¢¢=i SP-°_<>1» s_-4 Belt-

T ing, 4% Brush Binding, I-IqckiiAend.Eyexs, fo' Dress

' (_ Steels, 3-8 Collaring, I1

White Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, 1 Pair Corsets,r,'

Paper Needles, x box 'Ladies' Hair Pius, 1 pair Hose,

Suspenders, 1 card Safety Pins. Alsp 1 pair of curl- ing Tongs if requested. , ' '

CUT THIS ADV. QUT and send it to us with ~

$5.oo and we will send _vou the Parcel prepaid to

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your*-nearest station.

(Please mention this paper.)

JAS. PATON ®. CO.

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Boys’ Fancy Suits

"Progress" Tailors specialize on Boys’ Clothes. They give the same careful

, attention ic suits they make ior the /1 »

youngsters-as they do to Men s Dress

f Suits and Frock Coats.

‘PRoGREss”

_ Clothing for Boys

is demanded by all mother! who take

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- ‘ ‘ their sons. I The styles are handsomest-the wear always satisfactory-`-and

1 uioprleearivaysright i °

_. Ii personal pride in the appearance oi l,

Sold by Leading Cioihlcrs Tl\ro_iigi_\ool Canada. ._ _

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PROWSE BROS

Charlottetown .Il `

V THE “PERFECT PROIECTION PLAN”

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' IT IS AN IDEAL INSURANCE INVESTMENT.

:°;,zB:;§n§m; ‘ mul chulcun “med ` _These are advantages the Crown Life affords new insurers.

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,,,'E‘__§,,,,,‘;2_° ,,,,,“'§1,‘i,,,,§"";'; ,',',;‘,‘§;‘§, "2, Incorporated by Special Act of the Parliament of Canada .‘I1...“;?‘§;‘.‘1$.°11°.f‘$§.’;‘I§?.i?.‘°.l‘*.f.’.i’:! cAPrrAr. Auraoarznn _ e1.ooo,oo0 crimes than training young thiovel '

_ and buying stolen property. ' Sir CHARLES TUPPER,Bart., President.

JOHN CHARLTON. ll. P.. Vice Breaident.

` GEO H ROBERTS Managing Director.

_General Manager for`Prinée Edward Island, ,

“Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown." Well we all M011 01| return- Chl‘l°\f¢!°W11- " . __

have crowns to our heads, and the only way to

Prevent the _

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OAPT. W. A. PITT

Uneasin ess “°‘;,2_'3,°'"-‘;_,=':'_;;';_,,_,

is to sleep on one of our MATTRESSES. _We have I. very

ine line of all grades.

wiésuiinesirsyea I ._

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"and

Clifton, N. B. Gondola Ferry. ' » ’ _-4 _ to = ‘ .,= _ , '

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_ i intimal. ankfiofcaiaial

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Days.

tilt Cross.

- Friday Evening'

Paccln tlic Moonlight.

Entire‘yrodn5:tion . carried b _ er»:.‘:f..‘f;,:f°;°..°l°.zf,,.*31=°°°‘“.¢5»»?=‘i1”@- Ssm rise.. r.i.i..,_

at nom' some so -`»i»mn ¢°.,i_ Apply at hotel. ,O ,M

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NEW UNB SE|iVIl}E

I have decided to begin in the

city and suburbs an up-to-date cab service.. _P_assengexs, baggage etc-, will be conveyed to boats trains or anywhere else. desired Orders left at McDonald & Mc- Kinnon’s, Drug Store or at the ""‘bl‘°3- SYd“¢Y Street. near »°rev`1enson’s Corner will receive prompt attention.

J. M. N ICHOLSON_

Telephone' No. 253.

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AUCTION SALE.

oi Building Lots Ima Dwelling house.

We are instructed by Patrick Lsntry,

Esq., to sell-by Public Auction, 3 build- ing lots and one Dwelling House situ- ated on Euston and Cumberland Streets on Wednesday, June 15th, x9o4 at iz o’cloek noon.

Plan of Lots can be seen at owners

residence at any time untill sale. Te rms easy and made known at sale:

BENJ. CARTER & Co.,

6-2-ttsztd ' . Auctioneers

, |00 MEN WANTED

To work on the

Murray' Iiarhnr Branch ’ liailway.

,Apply on the work or at my cice, Murray River.

W Il KITII HEN.

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