_ . __ THB GUARDIAN, WN, PRINCB EDWARD ISLAND, FEBRUARY 13, igq. __ _ 3

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Bufhred for Years From Kid- ney Disease-Was Cured f _____l:_y\|Iarne|i s Safe Cure.. .

yyears r ded 0'1"* W mf? °ids§I”)i°n<ti?°i!}neIIi.eliviiiiEgIlxr§-SIT; Nuttall, o the British Army, who was a great suderer from kidney troubles as n, ro. suit of)on§ service in Iudil. He took my advice, ~-an , after using our remedy, be

was crmpletelfy cured, auf was Q bale and hearty_:_ian w en I saw h n last and must have _ n nearly eighty years of age. Ho has u.s_i:3rod uicngalii and again that ho earn- estly ieved Warner’s Hn e Cure saved his life, and he swore by it.

"Ii myself. Illlvo uscil your remedy with

the greutest beiiollts, as I was refused by tliu E_qu table Insurance CQ. years since for iii- dicatious of Bright's Disease, but after tak- ing Sale Cure for some time I was able to

obtain insurance. This sgaaks for itself. In my I`0"ID3.0$!'9¢l‘I have-. n greatlybene- flted by UBI? Safe Cure, not only in thc hot climates of gypt and India, but also in the

Arctic regions of Aé§kn.,"

G. P.: RMSTR G, New York City.

i'iore suffering and deaths result from aiiwtinns of the kidneys ihaari-om all other diseases, and principally be. causctheyarc notdiscovered lntime.

If you linvo the slightost doubt about your

condition without doiuy

TESTIIJUII KIIINEYS IIT HOME:

Let some morning urine stand 24 hours; if

a reddish-brown serliinont forms, or if arti- cles float about in lt, or it is the least crourly or smoky your kidneys are seriously affected and utterly unable to curry the waste mat,- ter out of the body; and if allowed to run on withouirtreatment the uric acid will clog the blood and Poison the whole- system, causing inflammnt un of tho bladder and urinary or- fans, headache, backnclie, especially in the oins; indignation, dyspe Sia, consti ation, rheumatic pains and swelyln s, torpiri)livcr, nervousness, all manner of ilood and skin

eruptions, and, finally a compgote breakdown of _the general healt , with right's disease or diabetes and death. If vou are alread suffering from any of these diceases your lifg is ln grave danger, as the kidneys rarely ut forth such outward symptoms until the sis- cnse has secured u firm hold. 4

DISEASES _OF WOMEN. Bearing-flown

sensations, faintigg spells, painful periods and other so-call female troubles are ull unfailing symptoms of kidney dlseaso. if Warner's Safe Cure is absolutely the only complete permanent and safe home cure for Brig t‘s Disease, diabetes gall stones, out, uric acid, rheumatism and all diseases oirkid- ney’s, liverand bladder. It soothes inflam- mation and irritation; repairs the delicate tissues; heals the organs, restores encrg and

vigor, and builds gp a strong, health body,

afe Cure is m e entirely of hergs, con-

tains no harmful drugs, is free from sedi- ment, rind pleasant to take. Prescribed by doctors and used successfully in leading hos-

pitals for fifty gears. Bold at all drug stores or direct; $1 BOTTLE.

REFUSE SUB$TI'I`IJTE$. They are worth-

lcu and very often exceedingly dangerous. All( for Warner'l Safe Cure; it will cure you.

WA.RNElt’S SAFE PILLS move the bow.

els gently and aid a speedy cure. ‘ * Write to Ws.rner’s Safe Cure Co. 44 Lom- bard Bt., Toronto, or ltocheetcr, rf. Y., for free medical book.

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Viceroy in the East

A Statesman of the Energetic Class Who Stands High _In Imperial Favor-Sketch of his Life- -and Travels.

Admiral Ievgcnv Ivancvltch Alexeieif,

the Cl__ar’s vlceroy in thc1"ar East, com- mll|d¢~ln~chlel of Russia’s military forces in Asia and of Russla's fleets ln the Pacllo, is beset with difilcnltlcc of a nature so lerious, it is asserted in news- Dapcrs abroad, that his alleged warlike temperament maybe pansptibly amicted. First of all, his health has not, it is ru-

Admiral Alcxeiefithe Czar’s S;

Fn smooth the way for the conclusion of the Franco-Busslan alliance.

"Alexander Ill. accox-dei Alexeied his

Russian navy. As is well known. the 0hlnese~Japanese war had intensified the watchiulaess of Russia ln the Far East.

Russian squadron in the Pacific. Ia this

for him the designation of ‘the energetic]

Alcxeiefl' was promoted to command la

Aiexeiedwss placed at the head cf the

post Alsxeieil' showed the hlrrheet political capacity, his course throughout winning

At the time of the upriaiags in China*

tr-e Kwlng-Tungreaion and to the sup- reme command cf the naval fonies in the Pacific. Icjthis new capacity Alexcleif was brilliantly successful in a military and administrative sense, acquiring a

HAi.irax, N. S., Feb. 7.-The Sydney,

C. B., prisoners who were found guilty on

bmmte conndance In lm he was re didhrent charges before thesupreme court.

A . - “und to sn Petanburu .nd ,,pp,,|nwd Md lslt week, rcceived sentence on Saturday to the chief of the general navy staff. For m°mI”3 I‘"I‘ h°’°"° the °°"""' 'Id-I°“"‘°d th,” ,eu Aluemf held ,Ms posh m,m|_ Five of them were given terms in ihe pen-

auun thmuqhout ,Ms period the “_ itentlary at- Dorchester, while one was

cot zeal in promoting an increase of the "

ent to jail for 30 days.

Cures G_ri_p and _

COLDS

Dr. Humphreys' Specific ‘Seventy-seven” cures by acting

comprehensive knowledge of the whole dircctly On the SICK PART. With-

siiasuioain the Far East which was out disturbing the rest of the

fully acknowledged in Bt Pctershurg.As a 5 favorite at the court ofthe Dcwager Czrl- ne, as the confidential adviser of Nichol-i e as IH., and as thefrlcnd cf the General Ad-

Iaet_August-when Russia was very eager 0 to strengthen her position in east Asia-

miralGrand Duke Alexei, Alexeieff was P

ystem. “77" might _be compared to an ye-stone that travels around the ulpil, locating the cinder with- ut hurting the eye. If the Cold is in the head or

ppointed vlceroyin the F-ir East and thr°9~t' °r is on the chest’ “'77”

niored, been of the best, and the London

- Changes to be made in church services should be at this oillce not later than one o'clcck Friday afternoon

IIITHODISY. Prince Street.-Prayer and Praise Sen

viua at 10.15. Rev. G M Young at li and 7 Strangers welcome. Attentive ushers.

Grace Church.-Prayer Meeting at IU a.

ln. Rev.W W Lodge at ll and 7.f`.trangers always welcome and provided with comfortable r-cats.

Pniesnvrliiiiis.

Zion.-Prayer meettniz at 10. Rev.

D. M. Matheson at ll and 7, Sunday School and Bible claus at 2.3).

St.. James.-Prayer meeting at 10.

Rev. T. F. Fullerton at ll and 7. Sunday School and Bible Class at 3.30.

Harrier. Rev. G. R. W'hite at ll and 7. Sunday

School at 2.3) p.in. All welcome. Visi- tors provided with seats by courteous ushers.

cnuncu or cuaisr.

Services at ll n.m. and 3.46 p. m

ci:N'mAL cimiwri/iw.

Rev. R. W. Stevenson at ll and 7.

Sunky School at 2.30. Prayer meeting Wednesday night at 8 o'cloc . Seats free and unappropriated.

sr. i>uNs1'AN’s ca'riii:i>iui.. First Maas at 7.30, second Mass at 9 and

High Mass at 10.30. Vespcra and Bene- diction at 7 p. ni. Catechism at 2 p. m.

ANei.icaN.

St. Paul's-Rev. Leo T. W. Williams

Rector. Morning Prayer at ll a. m. Even- ing Prayer at 7 p. m. Holy Communion- lst Sunday of each month after morning prayer, 2nd Sunday at 8.50 is m., 3rd. day after evening pra cr. Sunday School at 2.30 p. m. All seaFs'free and unappro- printed.

St. Pet.er`s.-Rev. Jas. Simpson, M. A.

News suspects that his recent ludlsposl- tion was of 0. more serious character than official Russians would care to proclaim. In the next place, according to the Lon~ don Standard, he has [been astounded to Bad that Port Arthur is lndinei-eatly pro- villcued tn supply half his lumen far some six months, whereas he had all aloha sup~ posed that Russia's fortress was in a posi- tion tofeed 250,011) men wail for two years- Bal. the Admiral’s friends will not ad~

mit that he is losing favor. The Lokal- auzelger (Berlin) declares that Admiral Alexeleff has a powerful friend nt court In the person of Mr. Pobiedonotiietf, pronura- tor of the Holy Synod, "who, on religious grounds, favors the advance ci Holy Rue` sis throughout Asia, and who supports the viceroy in the Far Eisi, bath being advocates cf an uncompromising pvllcy." The Paris eziition ofthe New York Herald says that “the Cz\r, after much hesitation has finally decided to leave the decision to be taken in the hands of Admiral Alex- eieff, and has authorized hifn to act the instant he deems it necessary."

Admiral Aicxeiefi’ is undoubtedly the most able commander in the Russian navy and one of the mostcnergetic statesman in the Russia of to-day. Born May ll, 1243, Alexeieff had passed through the marine cadet corps when but a youth cf nineteen, and entered the fservice, in one of the divisions of the fleet. In a short time Alexeiefi had attracted the atten- tion of the higher ofhcials of the navy, and Admiral Lissoffski had him join the corvette Varayag in a tour of the globe. During the Civil War between' the North and the South lu the United States, Alex- eiefl remained la America with Admiral Iiissoilslzfs squadron, making c report on the progress ofthe ocnlllct which attract~ ed great. attention in StPetersburg. When Alexeleff returned from the United S`ates he was made s lieutenant and transferred to the first division oi the navy on the staff of the general admiral. He acted

was on the staff of the Grand Duke Alexei Alcxaadrovitch, then vcyaglng in the At- lantic ` [and the Mepiterranean in the frigate Svetlana. Alexeielflater, aboard the lrcnolad Kreml, suderintendcd coast- defense work with such success that he was given command of the cruiser Africa and sent on a mission to the United States. He performed his work with such skill and diplomatic tilent that St Peters- burg oiilcial circles recognized in him not only an able naval officer, but a brilliant I statesman. So when the post of naval attache in Paris became vacant in 1883, Alexander III, bestowed it upon Alexeicff

In his general political vlews,Alexeiefi’ ln-

incs toward the Moscow Sluvophlle

At Drugglsts, 2.5 cent <12 each, or mailed.

clothed with almost sovereign authority. goes direct t° the Sfmt'

“I i1umpanys’ma.co, cor. wiiiisn iz

element, while thc most conspicuous trait John s,_r",_B_ New Y0,.k_

ia his character is unyielding energy."

Mr- A- B- iiacdiinalii A Terrible Case oi Diabetes. Physicians Pronounced Him' Iucrnbule.

Mr A. B. Macdonald, of O Lawn, Oat.,

says:-“Some four years azoi was so aver- worked with the pressing sales forced upon me, that I had to refuse many and cut cfl’ my regular work to a large extent. I was too late, however, in takiniz this first step, for disease had a firm hold upon me, and matters continually grew worse; finally I refused business entirely, and my condition was regarded as dangerous. To further intensify alarm and danger, grippe got hold of me, and by the time I had conquered that, diabetes was pro- nounced a seated trouble with me. At this stage physicians said to me ‘Nc matter what is done for you lhcdonald, you cannot live three years, and you can~ not attend to any business from this time fori.h.' Friends urged me to go abroad, but I decided to remain here and coa- tlnue business. An this time I commen- ced to use I’aine’s Celery Compound. but had little faith that it would do me any good. Soon I became persuaded that I could see improvement and fiom that time on my hope of recovery increased. Old friends and customers noticed my

now as ling officer to Admiral Batakcif, |mp,.0v,,men¢_ from week to w°,,k_ Bm] I Commlndinff We R“55I““ Sq“*d’°° In _could gladly tell them, one and all, that Greek Waters. In 1875 and 1876 Alexeieff p,,|,,,,'s Camry (;0,,_,p,,u,,d Blom, wus do.

CHAMBERLA|N'S HOLIDAY.

LONDON, Feb. 7. -Joseph Chamberlain

wilistart February ll on s. two months' holiday. He declines to say where he is going because it l his desire to have a complete rust, and not to be troubled with correspondence.

TENDENCY OF THE TIMES.

The tendency oi medical science is to-

ward preventive measures. The best thought oi the world is being given to the subject. It is easier and better to prevent than to cure. It has been fuliv demons- trated that pneumonia, one of the most dnnizercus diseases that nieiilcal men have to contend with, can he prevented by the use ol Chamberliiin's Cough Remedy. Pneumonia always results fiom a cold or from an attack of influenza (grip), and it has been observed that this rumedv coun-

teraets any tendency cf these diseases to- ward pneumonia. 'I is has been fully pioven in many thousands of cases in which this remedy has been used during the great prevalence of colds and grip in recent years, and can be relied upon with implicit confidence. Pneumonia often re- sults from a slight cold when no danger is apprehenderl until it is suddenly dis- covered that there is fever and dliliculty in breathing and pains in thc chest, then it ls announced that the patient has pneumonia. Bc on the safe sidelandltake Chamberlain`s Cough Remedy as sccn as the cold is contracted. It always cures. For sale by all druggisis.

0F INTEREST IN

THE HOUSEHOLD.

The March Delineator contains much litter of interest and value in its house-

hold departments. One of the mostex-

lag the work. Fancy my gratitude naw to had myself in good business condition. and able to attend to all the require- ments cf my calling. I now sleep and rest with ease, and my nervousness is en- tirely cvercome."

PAINE’S Celery Compound

ceilent features is an article by Eleanor Merchant on Serving the Informal Sun- day Night Supper and Impromptu Even- Ing Refreshmentsmefiectively Illustrated. Refreshments for Receptions, illustrated, as well as the unique luncheon dishes a la* Planchette, will appeal to all who enj ay dainty ccufections.Lent.-observing house- wives vi ill Had many suggestions to lessen their table diilculties at this season, ln- cluding Novel Oyster Recipes by Frances E. Peck, Special Lenten Dishes by _ Alice Chittenden, and Daintv ScuEes by Mur- garet Hill In addition there are numer-

Prlest Incumbent; Rev. T. H. Hunt, I). D. Asst. Priest. Holy Communion (plain) 8 a. m, Matins (choral) and Sermon at ll a. m. Sunday School at 2.30 p. m. Choral Evensong and Sermon at 7 p. m. Holy Communion every week day at 7.45 a. m. Church and All Sainte Chapel open every day from sunrise L0 sunset for private devotions.

sAi.va1‘ioN ARMY. Su uday Services ut 7,l1,i$,snd at7.ii0 p.m

Week night Service---Monday, Tuesday Thursday Friday. and Saturday at 7.30.

sEVicN'i‘H nav ».nvirN1'is'rs.

Services at the 'l`i\bernacle, Fitzroy

trcsl. at 2.30 and at T p. m.

READING NOTICE

FOR FEBRUARY-

The February issue of KeILh':~i Magazine

has a number of suggestions lor thc houie bu lder of the South, its opening aiuicle being“C0ttam=s in the Southland." The second article illustrates hedrcooins and is followed by a fully illustrated and described number of Typical American Homes.

There is a quaint article ou the siibjcut

of mirrors. The article is cntitled, "The Revival of Mirrors" and would tend to show that the old iasililoned mirror will before long be seen in ni iny oi' the most modern homes of the day. Some hall dozen styles of mirrors are shown, re- presenting the Eighteenth Czatiiry, Pier Glass, the Sheperien mirror and so on.

The number also gives u building ex-

perience by ni subscriber of thc magazine residing in Pidgefield Park, N. J. In this number are some fifteen or more illustrat- ed house plans with full deecriliiions, _iloorplaiis and measurements. Alinost ‘every suggestion in the building line that one could ask for. A very complete num- ber and published hy thc Keith Company, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Publlsheil monthly, $I.U0 per pear.

l)car Sirs,- I was for seven ycais ii suf

fcrei' from Bronchiiil trouble, and would be so hoiirno nt. times that I could sciircclv speak abcveii whisper. I got no relief from anything till I t.rii».d your MIN- ARDS HONEY BALSAM. Two hotties gave relief and six hotties marie ii com- plete cure. lwculil heartily reconiinend it to anyone suiferiiig from throat or lung trouble.

J. F. VANBVSKIIIK.

Fredericton.

IY WIFE IIOIIOIIED ' IIIGIIT All DAY

Husband Joyfuliy Fleiates I Remarkable Recovery from Consumption with Dr._SIocum’s

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A POSITIVE CURE

Thlt Should Interest Sick People, Their Friends Ind Neighbors.

i‘olilwati.'r, Nor, Suri, i'.»'lI>

Dr. ’l‘-. A. Slocum, Tcrouio.

idesire to intumi you what yoiirri-nn -ii, i’,~_\i lime,

Iinsrlciie lorrny wife. Sonic tina- auf. ~|.\» iccanie "run down," lost flesh and siri-iiuili ri.|.»iii\ iiml .~s..i_fn...i ...gin .mi rin, iii f rim... ir.. ........- ...ni iiiiiniiicd rim. sri.. -...nil only 5|..-.ii in .i \\i...,.sr. The only iiuurisliiiiviii iiiiii sho ici-i< ii is i:...1. aint eggs. The doctor said Iii- i-mild uni- |.<-r iiiuliviiic

to prolong her ine, lint couiii noi i-ure in-i, \'es.»in|or=i .<..in,»i.. or i'._..-1.....-, .-ini .i .ini ns:

Our friends and liviuliliririi uri- iv: .ifil =i\ Mrs.

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To the Electors of

Ward Five.

LAIIIHS AND (Il<jN'1`I.l;`.\l I<}N.~ I

take this opportunity of ilinniiing you for the Splendid vote given ine Wednesday iii electing me one ofyour representatives in thc City Criiincil for the sixth time.

Yours ri.-especifiilly.

D. L. i'lUOl'i-lil,

lidgi

The annual meeting of iiic ilrnnil f mug:

Lodge will he held Iii llczyiie l,0rIi(e’ Room, Charlottetown on Thursday the inih oi Febru- ary at 2 p.ni. Une way fare !ickets will lx issued from all stations to delegates, good going on i7th and ihili good to reiura on iozii ami ioih.

ilrlegsies rviili fickelsmust gel certiiiviiic of

attendance ai Grand Lodge.

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CANADA’S MARITIME FAMOUS THE TRAIN EXPRES ~

IIITERCOLONIAL . .~ nAi|.wAY ~

Between Halifax, Truro, Pai sec Junciion ncion, Quebec, and Montreal, ensures a

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YOUR OWN LINE.

Write for rates and time tables i`o 6. A. SHARP. sapi. P. ix. i, Rmiwnv Ch"

lctteiown, P. E. l.

N0. M. LYONS, General Passcizgep and

Ticket Agent, Moncion.

;'§3.°; $5 cf

ous other seasonabie rec es and useful E. Tir-'i1|N. 'rrsaic Manager. Maarten

Bats ~ - ~ - _ '_' ’ ~ ‘- i i hi tthe sine time to culti~ ip Qi' "' ’ I T" 'F' SEQ xiii): fri-Enitiliest srelations with the ,I _

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AND STILL THEY CCIVIE.

Every day the crowds attending our Great Bargain Sale are getting larger and larger. Saturday evening the store was tlironged with deligliirid bi1ycrsB\_v1i_<_>{e__vid_cii_t]&; l__ncn_

they were in the Right Shop And no wonder, when they can secure he_re stylish new dress goods, purchased last Autumn, in '_I`wceds, CIicviots_,_I<`:incy i_xturcS,_ _ ac :iiir_gCs__ _(_. igsfv Silks Colored Silk velvet and velveteen, besides fancy velvets for cushions and fancy work-_all at half DIICC. _ Then all our Silk W2lISIS inclu ing t iat <21 _egan o_ uc op; C _ _;______e_t

days before the sale began are selling at 67_CIS 01! iIlC d0Ilai‘. Besides all our Skirts, including 75 new ones, iii thc SD_i‘Il1g Siy1CS and no two _alike L<fi__1@T Say L §f}'_I_fli)@ _ 1 < 1 skitrs ever shown here, and a decided Bargain, 'Ihese also g0 ai 1-3 Off. Also All LZKIICS CIOIII JZICKCIS in stock,vvhiIe a few of the largest siv__es wi c ea__r atT_a Se _1_';€C_.____ _ _ _CW __ All Ti`IlIlIliC(I IIIII1IllCl'__}; Half PFICC. And still a nice lot of those Flli'S in Collars, Muiis and etc., which we will clear at Half Pi‘1CC. Ot er urs 1-3 o . 16 5 - oft e many Bar ains we are o ering. _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ ,.. _

In the l&Cn’S_C‘0iIlIlig‘ Department, prices have also taken_a tu_mble, a great many lines going at Half PrlC€, others 1-3 off. Come in men and have a look at these. i hey nie

Genu ine Snaps. It will pay ou to buy 110W, and buy here. You don t get Bargains like these very often.

Read the following Fist

Half Pri

1500 yds Dress Goods 500 yds Ulster Cloth 450 yds Silk Velvet 300 yds Velveteen 265 yds Fancy Blouse 25 Far Mutis 30 Fur Collars

an rar Capes

5 on - w . _

All Fur Lined Capes

All Trimmed Hats 1_3

Lot of Men's Gloves Wrappers

cB`ciiii<irs.. S Gloves

Lot of Dress Trimmmgs Flannelette Underwear

Laces, Embroidery Lot. of Jackets

Silk Wings, Breasts, Cord

Ladies’ Faninators Lot of Men's Ready

Made Clothing Whitewem-

Silk Shirt Waists

-Gloves

Ribbons

Ili[eii’s Clothing I

Men's Hats and Caps

Men's Fur Coats

Men’s~Fur Caps

Men's F ur Mitts

Ladies’ Fur Mitts

Ladies’ Fur Cape

Ladies’ For Rails

Sleigh Robes I

WOOI Shawls

Wool Rugs

Wool Tams

Ladies’ Skirts

Waterproofs

Blankets

Bachelors

Stamped Linens

SENNER, 'mai on ._

THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.

Cushion Covers

Mr-n's Winter Shirts

rints

Wiistbags

Purses

All goods not aientioned 19

to 20 per cent off.

Samples given and Goods

sent on approval as usual

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