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THE CIIARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN _
sensor ar 19, 19°;
S For Lazy Livers
There are many cases of
liver trouble due to persis- tent overeating.
There are inaiiy cases bow-
ever where this is not the cazise and half the ill health is founded on inade- quate acti\"it_v of this organ. The reliable remedy is
Jamieson's
Liver Granules
They cleanse the stoinaicli
and bowels and iiicrea.-.c the activity of the liver and cure iadigestion.
Price 25 cents.
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vines and therefore ae ~
town. Prince Edward Island. Cau.\1\, at
if-land Guardian Publishing Company.
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NG,`FE iRUARY 19. |003.
'PHE EASTERN QUESTION.
Fifty years ago and long before,
what was known as the Eastern Question concerned the status ot Turkey in Europe and Western Asia, where Christianity and Mohammed- anism are in touch on a long border
- 'Ilic I\Ie<lica‘ Hull. lllne. Many wars~ have resulted and
from time to time the position of
»‘¢‘Q@_@¢@@@@_/>(»>@@@<»>©©®9iTurkey has been settled by a con- I
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cert of the European powers, only to be unsettled again by some act of Turkish aggression, or some dis- agreement between the concerted powers. Now there is trouble brew- iiig again which threatens war, but the actual outbreak oi hostilities may yet be averted. Behind and beneatiiit. all is the irreconcilable
hostilitybetween the two faiths of (ihrist and Mabomet.
From Morocco to Egypt :cross
fvnltern Africa the popuinzi ~n 'is Mohammeilan. Turkey constitutes what remains of the faith of the Prophet in Europe, while adjoining it to the south and east are Turkey in Asia, Arabia, Persia, Afghanistan, all Mohammedann with much of cen- tral Asia and India. holding the is-_imc belief, Over all these hosts,
if A ‘ ithe Sultan of Turkey holds e. religi-
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I wheste can yield. Try f , ’ Beaver Flour andsee , - ` liowmnchit improves i 1 __ _f everythlllf yOu bakt. `, _ _.7 At your grecerl. ` *` V _ ;’:.:'.':..f'f:.I‘s:a "
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FIRE INSURANBE.
'l~oi-rates inthe P. E. lsiund Mutual l°`ii-.1 lu lirnims ¢`oin|-iiiiins on Furiii ltulldiiiiys Clini'I:lIcI\_ Halls, School Houses. tliicoso l<'iIotorieu, \\'utI-i- _\illIs. Stow-s, om. apply to
( _ D lililili. Plcusiilil. _-lucol. f _ '
a .il ...-wir cI...I..fL.¢.\-.. ysels. and moved by oimosinir Inter-
:ous leadership of some sort, however fnr they lie beyond the bounds of his political rule. ln that fact lies the danger when 'Turkey is disturbed or becomes aggressive, for all Irue Mohammedans look to the time when the standard of the l-‘ro;I‘i-gt, shall be ciirried by force of arms triuinph-ant. over all thc world,
Last year Britain and Russia came
to an agreement as to their respec- tive spheres of influence in Persia. This agreement was not pieasinzg to Germany or AIIs‘.I'ia, bfth oi which ‘have been looking for railwiw rrn- icessions through Asia-Minor of Per- , sin or both, to give overland connec- itionwith the Persian Gulf. Turkey Fwas also jealous of the new arrange-
lment. The German Emperor has for
_latter hos now found some pretext for quarrel with Persia and has mov-
,cd troops toward the western Pér~ [sian border, Now, we are told, Rus- f sis is sending an army of sixty 'thou- lsnnd men to the northern border oi lPersia, to protect her interests. ‘ The situation is grave because the lconcert of !lrst~class European pow- ‘era, which have fixed the status of i'I‘urkey and claimed to control its Wloings, is now divided in its coun-
m, af--ie. __-~-_fs _E`__ _Q
Wl£liNl_~lSl)A\` FEB ii).
MONEY
Opportunities !
Every good housewife, anxious
to stretch her dollars to the li-mit. also desirous of having the home
attractively furni mind ourgreat
i Room p Making Sale t
Lace Curtains; A D°ra'peries
Art Sateen; Portleres
Creiennee Tapestries. __ ~. _' ' ._ Coverlllb
Table Covers Curtain Musllns NOUS
On our entire splendid stock of_ these goods we are
giving in order to mal-c room for spring iniportations.
A 25 ° D'
0 Iscount
_ Ample aseortnients,splendidichoosingliiiy now for springi
fetiuireinents _
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BEER fa WEEKS Pmpnewft,
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SAVING
shed, will keep ,in
_*; 1, 'sliiqaeps
*years past cultivated friendly rein-§ » 0 ' Use Shiloh's Cure tions with the Sultan of Turkey. Thel ll P ‘ _
'usts. Some have supposed that a fgreat war may be imminent ill,Wl1lC\\ Turkey, Germany and Austria would lact together against Britain and iilussia-a world-shaking struggle. More' probably what is taking place is n manoeuvering for advantage a- iinong the powers which may end in a ipeaeeiul readjustment. 'l‘he bistc-ry of the Eastern Question has been ‘fruitful of wars and commotioas, but ioften the wnr clouds have numbered
1anLl been dispersed ' by 'the winds `without harm when they 'appeared most threatening.
i SEED CATS -FOR THE WEST.
1 It was an entirely reasonable pro- ,posnl put forward by the members ,tor Queen’s County in the House of ,Commons that a portion at least of ‘the vast quantity of seed outs to be purchased by the Dominion for the supply of the settlers in the North- west should be procured in Prince Edward Island. No better oats are grown in the world than the Island ,produces. The crop here was abun- idnnt last year and il the Govern- ment is to bliy oats this Province ‘should not be overlooked. As to ltransportation the objection put for- ,ward is absurd. Government rail- ways on the Island, Government -stenmers in the straits and a Govern ment railway all the way to Mon- .treal ought surely to be able to _carry the grain forward. l Surely it' is _not coming to this ,that the Government is discrediting .its own railways and streamers. If iso what has become of the pretense [that we have constant und etleclent ‘steam communication with the Main- ,lund ? The means for transporta- 'tion are by no means what they 'ought to hc, and there is no hope oi’ ,much improvement till we get the
i’l'unnel, but this year the winter boats have been running with some degree of regularity, and if the Gov- ,crnment is willing to buy our oats'
and forward them the trick could be done. -The one thing most wanting seems to be that first and all-impor- tent requisite a wlllin mind
» K -
soninriuo sr/Iii, onniiins.
In connection with the
mail order
business transactions in
Guardian learns that s agents are employed,
inee by Erma in western
this Prov- cities, The number of notably in
Queen'e and King's Counties. solicit- ing orders from customers for these mail order houses, and that these agents pay no license, while the com- mercial travellers from abroad, who sell to our 'merchants are not per- mitted to do business without first paying a license fee of $20.
This is manifectly unfair to the
wholesale houses on the mainland who are trying to do a legitimate business here, unfair to the com- mercial _trevellers who pay the license fees, and especially unfair to our local merchants whose business is taken away by unfair competi- tion. Clearly the solicitors for mail orders ought to be made to pay if the commercial travellers' tax is to be continued. The attention ofthe Government is directed to this mat- ter. _
Wumanlv_TmulI'es
uid Not Be Allowed to Under-
Iniiie Health.
It is impossible to go into details
on this subject but the experience of many n poor woman who is crippled for life, just because she didn‘t use u good remedy in time should be a warning to others.
When the first stages oi woman-
hood appears in I1 young girl, a great deal depends in getting her over this critical stage, so in years to come she will not develop green sickness or consumption. ,
When she complains of flushed face,
headache bearing down feelings, give her a course of Ferrozone which will carry her past the crisis.
ln the adult woman if any irregu larities occur, Ferrozone will be found a remedy of remarkable pot- ency and power. _
Ferrozone is the ideal regulator
and causesvall organs of the body to perform their work properly.
It .piirifies the blood, tones Ilp the
nerves and vital energies. The stom- ach is strengtbenbd, and digestive and nssimiiatlve processes are im- uroverb by the good work of Ferro. zone, It regulates the bowels, cures constipation andfpiles, and replaces disease and decay by health and strength.
There is, nothing better for the
complexion than ` Ferrozone. It re- moves* the dark .circles from under the eyes, removes and cures all man- ner of skin eruptions, gives bright- ness and brilliancy to the eyes. I1 rosy tint to the cheeks, whitens the teeth and developes a well rounded, plump and handsome form.
Fcrrozonc is the ladies’ favorite.
and should find ii place in every household. It is prepared in the iorm of a chocolate coated tablet, cnnvenient and pleasant to take. Price per box, 50c or three boxes for $1.25. Sold by all druggists. .
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'Cure Cures Coughs
and Colds
QUICKLY me sl W
For Water
and Slop
lor it- worst cold the sliarpcst cough -try il. on aguar~ antee of your money back if it doesn'l. actually CURE quicker than anything you ever tried. Safe to take,-nothing iii it to hurt even ii baby, 34 years of success commend SlIiloli's Cure-
Fishermen’s
Grain Boots
Water tight
home made
and
Berlin
Rubber Boots
the "al “"3 d°“5' °t.New .-Illustrated Song
MR_ MADDISON _
“When the Snow Birds Cross
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Was Your home cnmrnr-
.-.\b‘n la-It winter? if not yau'll Ynru achilly nraposl. lon
uruncos
will lrruvou wuiui hiaiulwltli the glans below nero. Milli one of the-o Ii-»~|,u dale Fur- iuiucs. Your flrn mit be ken. the entire winter- at an even term ei-|\l.uro da' and uiizlil. Hu nonld wturerw nl li tim cheer-fiil effect oi' n wail?-lir-ab cdlioine ni re than repayayou for thc cmt. il. ia econ iuiuul too in the small amount. of fuel il coiiaiinins for iliu heat ll. rndiites. "cms ln and talk thc Iimttkr over.
Fred ll. Trainor,
Gratten St.
_ ODD. The Opera House
dinwftl
FAIRXTDAND
Opera. House
EDNESUAY NIGHT Mack Howard The cele-
brated Comedy _luggler and Acrobat.
Iviovmc PICTURES ' ii) The Life of Moses (2) Aquatic Sports in the
0u|- Daisy Brand Crystal Palace London.
(3) Nature Faltirs _ (4) The Despatch bearer;
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Incorporated 1856 c=pmI¢I,5oo,ooo. - - Reserved Fund. $I,I75,ooo
GENERAL STATEMENT
January 3|, i908 ~
LIABILITIES. '
Circulatioii,.... .............-...... $162' 7°°'53 Deposits payable on Demand,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1.537-815-83 Deposits payable after notice, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .$6.573-53f`~;g _
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Add Accrued Interest _ _ _ _ _ _ 4 59 ‘6.7x5’795 8_1
Balance due to other Banks in Canada, _ _ _ _ - _ _ - » - » - - ~ - 4.575-99
Balance due io Doiiiiuion Goveriii_iieiIt _ _ _ _ _ . __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 25.5:4~5g Balance due to Previiicial Government _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ 19?; gl-90 Outstanding Drafts betweeii Head Oliice and branches. _ 93 5 ’ 9
_...i-
$9.9sI 717-'2
Capital...___ . _ . . . . - - I-50°»°°°~°° ReserveFui.id._.._._..._.._.... ._ _ - l.l75.00°-0° ProfitaIIdLossAccount_...._..._... - 3-15243 Dividend No. io‘~, p.IIab'e Febriinry 29th. i908. _ _ _ _ 30»0°°~°° Dividends Unclaimed _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ - - - - - -- - - - _ - - - ~ 634°°° Uiiniatured Drafts on Loudon _ _ _ . _ _ _ . _ _ _ . . . ._ _ _ 33454 52
I2.743.957
00 \i
$
ETS
Specie . . . . . . . 5304.430-85 lloiiiiziiou Notes _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . _ _ __ _ _ . . . . __ _ 898,090.75 Notes and Cheques of otller Banks _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 495,2I7.8l .
u -----$1.697.7.i9 39
falaiices due from other Banks in Canada . . _ _ ._ _ _ . . _ 107-57°-1° Balance due from other Banks not in Caiizula _ _ _ _ ._ 171-523-75 Balance due from London Agents _ _ _ . . . __ _ _ 222-955 52 Dominion and Provincial Debentures. _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ ._ . _ 600.73'-46 Briiisli Constls, Municipal and other Bonds. _ _ _ _ _ _ 46H_660_00
3> ir. ir.
_ $_1.32°.246-32
Call Loans secured by Bonds, Debentures and Stocks. 3l3.376-33 Current Loans._,_.._.. _ _ _ _ . . _ . .._ __ .$n,9ii,29»._“.<
Less Rebate of Interest, _ _ _ _ _ _ 45.743455
__ _._-» $S,.‘<64.548 _lo
Overdiiellebts,......__ ._ . . _ . . 6.340-7 Bank Circulation Redemption Fund ._ . . _ . _ ._ _ _ 75.000 00 Bank Premises, ._ _ i25.000-U0
Other Assets . . _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ . . _ . . __ _ _ _ _ . _ . _ _ . _ . ._ _ 26.333 09
$I_g.743.957i7 ¢
Profil and Loss Account. I
cuuoir.
|907-January 3ist. By Balance. _ . . . . . _ . . ._ _ _ ~ - -~ - ~$ 3.339 03 _ I9oS-january gist. By Net Profits, after providing for
had and doubtful debts.. _ _ _ _ i7S,o6I I5
W-_ _-$ i.‘iI,4oo 2
Dl<)Bl'l`_
To Dividend No. ing, . _ . . . . . _ _ _ . . . $3o.ooo oo
io4.._. ...._ 3o,oooro |05 _ _ _ . _ 3o,0oo oo io6._.. 3o,ooo on
---»-$ i2o,ooo oo
igoS To written off Bank Premises Accoiiiit. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I5,ooo oo
To written off Bonds, . _ . . . . . _ .._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I2.000 00 Transferred to Resesve Fund.. 3|, :.48 oo Balance Carried Forward . . . . . . . . . _ ._ __ _ . . . . . ._ . 3,i52 2_1,
$ iSi,4oo 23 i”
Lo
Rl€SER\'E Fl.`NI)_
i907. January 31st By Balance... _ _ _ .$I,I4_;,752.oo
i908. january 3ist 'l‘rausi`erred from Profit
and Loss Account, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 3i,248,oo
$i,i ,5,oee oo
_ i
january 31st. To Balance carried
forward..
i908.
§_I_,i 7 5,000 oe
u 5 _ gee 1 s J
IMPORTANT
The basic principle of all happiness is security-
CANADA Lira-
Insnres secure security.
N. B.--Strongest policy reserves on the continent
W. T. Burrows, Summerside. W. P. Callahan, Ebbsfleet. w°K°Rogers
3-5d|11Wfl‘WfIyr Manager P- E-I. Branch,
__ _ . ,._._i .__ _ _ _ _ ' ' _
ROSS Q MATTHEWS
Representing
I I FE-__The North American Life Assurance "- Company of Toronto
__The Richmond arid Druniniond Fire
Fl R E Insurance Compan of Montreal.
C P R -_The Canadian Pacific Ticket
0 0 , A , d _ _
_geiicy an also Steamship Lnies.
g Office Queen St.
dttsrm D¢SBriS y Block, Cliarlttetowu
it soswrtn _
JJ-LBOND
|.g,|||,( 1 Victor
1. _
“ m Manager,
The Union Bank of Halifax'
`BalaIIee due to other Banks elsewhere than in Caiihchi ._ 5.5'5»53_
Real Estate other than Bank Preuiises _ _ . . . . _ . __ _ _ 3.612-56
._.._;,~`-
Ncw -Advertisements
Notice -to inc Buyer,
The Fruit Growers Association win
aenda circular on eo-operative' buying ofapple lreea to intending planters ul", ask for it. Write at once and learn iw, you can buy the ,best trees for the Inn
Il0lI°\'.
. A. s. Dsivsa,
Sec. Trees.
Charlottetown, Feb. I7. i908.
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Pmllerli __F_iIr Sala
We are`autborized by Mrs. ,Jnmn
Richards to offer for private sal; Im- property situated on Cumberland Street, having a good cottage and lout buildings nu lagoon .¢p,,|,__
Terms easy. For particulars apply on premises or to
BENJ_ CARTER & C0.,
2-19dwstf _ Auctioneers.
Liberal Conservative llonveillon I _...__
A couvculion of the Liberal Conseiva,
tive Party will be held in the Public Hall at Murray River on Monday the 24th day of Fehy. inst, at the hour of 2 o‘clock in the afternoon for the purpose of nominat- ing two candidates for the 4ili Electoral District of King‘s County to content the said District nl the approaching General Election.
BY ORDER,
_-\_l’. PROWSE Pres. Lib. Con. Ass‘n.
2-i8d6i -
GRAND SACRED CUNCERT
` In
St. Dunsien's Cathedral Wednesday, February 26, |908
Iiiioonain
i. Organ Solo-0vertu.e to Samson
lst Moveuieiit. _ _ _ _ . . . . . . .. _ Hiiuilel Allegro and Fuge _ _ . _ _ _ _ _.Handel
Prof. Earle -
Chorus- Gloria from Ha_vdln's First Mass.
Qui loilis “Farnier's Mass" in I flat
Sl. Dunslsifs Choir. 3. Sep. Solo-Ave Maria. _ _ .Cliembini
Mrs, Byrne. 4. Bass Solo-O'lesIi , _ . _ _ . _ _ Yerlli
Dr. Caven.
5. Sap. Sola-Judith . . . _ _ _._Cciicone
Miss Edna Sinclair. 6. Cliorus-'l`:inIum Ergo Goeb Si. Dunsnnvs Choir. 7. sap. Solo-O‘Salumris _ ._ Genes
M iss Consiniice Fitzzgersld. _
S. Baritone Solo-Ave Maria . . . . ._ _
_ . . . _ .. ._ Luigi- Luzzi
_\lr. Wallace. 9. Coniiallo Solo-Like as the heart
deeireiii _ _ , . . _ . . . _ Allislison
Miss Amy _Earle_
Vocal Duet-l will Magnify the
Lord
Miss Lucy Blanchard and Mr. W,_), Brown. ii. Ins. Trio-Jesu Dei Viri......Verdi Messrs Trainor, _Cantwell and Brown iz, Chorus-Muirnificat Emnierig St. Duiislaifs Choir. I3. Tenor Solo-The Holy City. Adams - Rev. F. X. Gallant. I4. Contralto Solo-A Dream of I Parsdise....__._.._ ......Gray
Misa Lucy Blanchard. - Vocal Solo-Sweet Spirits Hear My
Prayer ._ _ _ _.Wallace
Mrs. Fraser.
Baritone Solo-Abide With Me...
._ Adams
Prof. Barlow.
Solo and Chorus--lnflemaius from Rossiuie Stebat Meter. Soloist Mrs Byrne, _
St. Dunsian’s Choir.
Devine Praises _ . . . . ._ _ ._ ..Basile
God Sure The King.
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Tenders
Sculcd toinlcis Mui-kod "Tclnlors for chew!!- iiiiikink." will bo rocolvcd by the Secretary 07
thu Stanley llriiliro Duiryin Co, from Iuiv |>|:i~soii will ng to eoiitructns cgeoeoinaker with tho uliuro company for tho sermon oi' llllti. Thu tl-lliccsciiuikor will find his own help will su p es.
’l`,oinlI-_rs will state tho r-into por hundred
l>0\H\¢|N 0_f Iriiccnc inode Iuid must hc in tim sr-\~i~iitiii'ys liunds on or before Feb 28th lush l<ur fin-t ier purticiilurs write
J. E. l~'I.EMlNG Sec!
Stmiley Bridge.
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The Bakmy/ where quality counts
Ioisiuclous Pits
Our perfect pie crust w|l|
make, your teeth wiper-our ‘ ples fairly melt ln_ your moulin. Oi-der your choice.
they include.
Apple ples___...._.i,._.._|2q
Mince (7I‘°al1\plH..._..|1 5”] IS; <<'°<'°¢nurI»i¢». Me me Na