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_ ' Nearly all of the

pa1_ris_-firill aclxes. nearly all the weakness a:i'.; <.f:.;:~.css anti suffering of women ie due

to {.{-<.:;der_.= or disease of the organs dis-

tinctly ;eiz1:nine.

5'. woman who suffers in this wav is un-

ritz-.-d for wifeliood and motherhood. Ma- te_rn:t}' is a menace or death. Thoiieandg or women suffer in this wav because their innate modesty will not pei-mi; them to submit to the disgusting examinations and local treatment insisted upon bv the average 10ll.\'-'_iC1<“-E1. These ordeals are unnecessarv. Dr. Pierce. an eminent and skillful spccipust. for thirty years chief consulting physician to the Invalids’ Hotel and Surgi- cal Institute, at Buffalo. N. Y., has dis- covered a wonderful remedy with which women may treat and speedilv cure them- selves in the privacy of their'own homes This medicine is known as Dr. Pierce’s Fa; vorite Prescription. It acts directly on the 6-licate and important organs concerned It makes them well and strong. It allays inflammation. heals ulceration, soothes pain and rests the tortured nerves. Taken during the critical period, it henishes the usual discomforts and makes baby’s advent easy and almost painless. Thousands of women who were once weak, sickly nerv- ous fretful invalids, are now happy healthy wives, because of this medicine, ig is som b_v all good medicine dealers and no honest dealer will advise a substitute,

_ _“When I commenced using Dr. Pierce’s med. icines seine three years ago," writes Mrs. Ella ]_ l-ox. care of W. C. Fox, ot' Eldorado Saline Co ills. " I was the picture of death. I liad no heart to rake anything. Weight was iz5 My husband ina been to ave different doctors about m trouble lfemale weakness). I commenced taki y nl- Pleflr 9 m¢d1ClD¢S. also wrote to him for dx vice. ltook four bottles of Dr. Pieree's Favorite Prescriptioii. and one vial of his ‘ Plelsam Pd- Hl# I-nd am now A well woman."

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makers. Do not be deceived, if but when you want a. reliable i

Watch buy only 0f 009 who displayed no skizl in using these vessels.

understands the trade and

asks only afair price for a naval matters assert that the compara-

_ good article. tive value of armored cruisers and

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BRITISH EXPERTS VIEWS.

3 As Imprindent. NEW YORK. July T.-A London special despatch to the Tribune says: Military and naval experts are enabled now to cxprcss their oninioa respecting thc Santiago operitions with clear know- lrdge of the t`-ins They are critical. but this dots not simply uiifriendliness to .-\mer|ca.b\1t merely an iiveuse inter- Iest in the art of war. One ofthe highest ctilcers in the British army considers ‘_ that Gen. Slififtens udvitnce ou Santiago was imprudent when his force was uumericzilly infeiior to the requirements lot the capture oi the town by Slorm. He declares that Shatter on landing 0_u;:`nt to have taken up :-1 strong defcn_ sive poSi'ioii, fortified it and waited for lreinicrcenienis and siege guns before atrcmpiirig to carry by storm the Span- ish positions. He believes that Shatter was ina critical position after Friflay’s battle, and-was only delivered by Cer- vera`.~' folly in pushing cut of the harbor lar d allowing Sampson to win a victory on the easiest 'ei-ms. This high oilicer considers that the American camp- aign was not well planned, and that the serious loss of life was unnecessary.

Other officers, while crediting The

American army with splendid dash val- or and fortitude,are disposed to criticize what they consider grave indiscretious in the War Department at Washington in publishing Shalter’s urgent call for reinforcements and in pronouncing a conflict in which the American troops gained and held advanced positions a

--drawn battle."

Naval experts have nothing to say in

criticism of Sampson’s fleet, and marvel at the facility with which Crevera’s powerful vessels were driven ashore and destroyed. The opinion expressed by ill-imformed journals like the Globe, that Sampson ought to have entered Santiago harbor several weeks ago,and that there has been a lack of co~0pcra- tion between the naval and military authorities is not shared by any expert who is familiar with the approaches to the inner bay. The handling of the American ileet is cons‘dered by skilled otlicers of the Bntish navy as beyond the E range of cavilling criticism. They do not admit that the battle has much practica: utility in its bearing upon na-

Gen-Shaftox-’s Advance is thought

uch astonishment that the torpedo

val warfare. For example. There is tn - ` ,_

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b ever, since Ceverifs fleet, with English crews on board, might have sunk some

at destroyers should have proved in- ffective. even against a steam ,pleasure aczh but the destruction is made that his proves nothing since the Spaniards

Members of Parliament interested in

atleehips is so much a mystery as

ot the most formidable of their oppo- Gills.

Mr. William Allen one ot The most

practical naval experts in Parliament, contends that the Spanish navy is of no account in any engagement, since it has neither engineers or machines compe- tent for Scientific Warefare. He does not believe that Camaras fleet ever reach, the Pnilippines,and hopes that Sampson

will promptly enter ealtiago harbor.

SPANISH SHARPSHOOTEIZS.

vcunded men who were tolling along to the 1ear,were shot and killt d. Some of these iuarksmvn were posted less than halt a miie from American camp. ‘,Col. Liscouib, ofthe twenty-fourth In- funtry, said; --I was tired upon several _times by men in trees and six bullets 2' flew very close 0 me."

I AN orl-:N CONFi:ss1oN.

1 Led to review the war of 1812, the 'Boston Transcript sums it up in a con- cluding parsgraph as follows:

The history of the war of 1812 ii not

ion its landward side pleasant reading 'for Americans. Glory wa; won cu the ocean andthe. where the jingoes had not looked for is, but the story of the = war on land is one of disaster, in some respects disgraceful, redeemed by one signal victory at New Orleans after the

expedition against Canada ended in disaster and the United States, with the capital city captured and burned, toni d itself on tue defensive. The ardor of wazhawks rapidly cooled,and the treaty oi peace, signed Dec. 24, 1814. was ai fully welcome to ihom-iliuugh accept- edwith a seus-o -ham# and mcrtilic- ation--as io the cj .clog Federalists. In 1812 the c¢_v w - w rr .rt any cost in 1814 pv 81:0 a- l-.»»- B ull any I€I°lDB Wit! Welcome. l. has neon gong!-glly accepted that the war stopped where it began. The whole question of impress- meuts and neutral rights, the sole ostensible occasion of war, was left out of the trea y entirely.” _

BABNACLES HAVE THEYR USE.

The Philadelphia Ledges alleges that

it has been discoverfd that when the. Texas and the Marblehead bumped in=o the Span‘sh marine mines in The bayof Cuamauamo they were within halt an meh of distruction, and owe their con- tinued existence to the humble, dispis- ed and universally execrated barnacle. The mines had been in the water so

Qng That they had become incruslrd

ith barnacleswhich choke the “plung-

ers” project ng from the torpedoes. W_hen 2. vessel strikes one of these mines it is supp0s¢d to drive a plunger down, and thus bi eau a bottle of sul- phuric acid, which fires the mine. The barnacles would not let the pltiugers work properly, and so the acid was not set free, the mines were not fired and the ships were not blown up.

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EALED Separate Tenders addressed

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mgl ulltiiriilldiz endorsed “Proposal for Cpff1ent,” according to conditions and epecitications and on forms supplied at this office, each tender to be accom- panied by a. certified cheque f0_r $125. to be forfeited if the P°"Y dechne the contract or fail to satisfactorily com-

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is _ members of the Ambulance Corps were wounded in this iuanner. and two ‘ _ .

treo/Y of Peace had been signed. The ' B T T i

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pants at 25c,a.ssorted tweeds at 500 to 900. '

0|.|R LEADERS ARE..

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We are liea.d.iua.rters for all kinds of ,

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KLUNDIKE

Important Announcement GREAT INTEREST To FARMERS.

THE management of the Charlottetown Soap

\Vorks, announce to the farmers cf Prince

Edward Island, that they have purchased nt a very low figure for a term of years all the

goose byiproduct of the Chgrlottetown Pork

cking actqry, accumulating from time to

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