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G UARDIAN, CHARLOT'1`ETOWN, DECEMBER 12 l89»5

,tan churches, American scl~ools, Am-

Just. impartial, Reliable. eiewsrl

pi-iiiciples of the declaration of in-~

l ,ide eiidence and the fundamental

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aide Pos; wftica at :lie tollrw.-ini: rare .P =.\'=\hl'1` doctrines of free constitutions. And i

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in \ e so the leaven is s readiriff throuvh A

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Honiing Edition, daily iexccpt- Suiiday) ihre_

months $l.lll;(per yr___.. _ ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ 4.00 Semi-weekly E it.ion(_\1ond. it Thur.) per _ yn $1.50; iii`u.a_i\_'a\nuv.: . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . ._ _ l.'_-'; Weekly luditioii (Tliursmiy) per year $l.25;in advance . . . . . . _ _ . . . _ . . . ._ _ _ _ . _ . . . . ._ _L00 Branch Offices have been established at the following pl:_\.ce~. Where suliscriptioiis may _be paid, news turn-

lghed. a~i'»'ci‘tisiiig. ich work and other b'.isilCi1ilia-, but \\'l1f-ll "ll" <"‘llU¢‘-' CU Lhlllk

new traiiszicled:-_ _ _ _ _ Sun_i_;nciside. Currie s Bookstore-ll. lx. L iirric

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Alberton. Alhorton Bookstore. G. D- Mllfffl-!`l Agent.

Souris East. Telephone oiilce. P. Se_1nisii_.r‘..=:c-_it

J- E. B. McCREADY. l J. P. HOOD.

Editor. 1Businc..<s l\Iaiifi_>I@l‘

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_ what is going? Russia. hus taken

P ei as

\Ve are-v->rv ieaciy to speak in ‘ _

l"i'encli and t_1<~i~iii;iii a-'i'e.~si<»na of

of it, what is more natural than for these nations to want their share of

;\lancliui'ia. and “pre-enapted” Mon-

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golia: l"-lritaiii has li:-irl Hong kong |_ for iiuii-fy half a cciiiiiiy, has recently |

9 _fi i ' , i“bespolce|i" the Yang-'l`:-e-Klang val-l

ley, the richest. part of China and con- ` '

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LIOYDAY DEC 12 lim

____ _ ._ -Y A_~~A.~.-' §0\v_ if we we;-9 French or German, ll

,taining nearly half the popular-ion._

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*would we he content to see the Ru -

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COLLEGE AND MISSIONS

IN THE TURKISH EMPIRE

Mr. W: T. Steail, writing from

Constantinople, gives a graphic pic- ture of what an American college arid American missionaries ' have uc- complislied and are accoinplisliing in the Ottoman Empire. He thinks

Britain has done little in tliiit quar-5

ter since the Crimean war, and that one of the most important- and benc- iicent effects of that war was that it Opened a. large territory as a tield for American missions and educational in- stitutions, which, Low.-ver, Britain has powerfully aided in protecting. Foremost among the educational in- fluences apart from the missions, has been the work of Roberts College at Constantinople.

'i`hirty~four years ago two Ameri-

cans “with lieads on their shoulders,” by means of this institution set about teaching A merican methods to the youth of the East. They have taken no hand in politics and have not identified themselves with any sect or creed. They have simply insisted that every youth within their walls oe trained in American principles, moral development and spiritual discipline. They teach them live languages and the principles of' free government.

The American college, says Mr.

stead, is the chief hope for the future of the millions wlo inhabit the Sul- tan’s dominions. They have 200 students _in t-he college to-day, but they have trained and sent out into’ the world thousands of bright, brainy young fellows, who have carried the leaven of the American town meeting into every province of the Ottoman empire. He proceeds io show that it was from the leaven that was placed by Roberts College that the _Bulgarian principality was lefivened When the constitution of Bulgaria as _a free st-ate was fi.-rmcd it wa.-i the

f iiduatt-s of Roberts Colleve that "ave 8" s s

_it democratic character. Today Peollcrts College graduate is Prime Minister of Bulgaria, another is Bul- gal ian Minister to Constantinople and as third is Biiigmian Blinister at Ath- ens. In fact the college has been the great nuriery of liulgaiiiiii statesiiien. American missioii-s, Mr. Stead tells, and the college are now doing about all that is being done for humanity in Asiatic Turkey. Of late :lic British churches are waking up to their duty in regard to Asia. Minor, but down to a recent date_bey0nd the British government extending protection by “its corisuls and otiicialsto American -missionaries, little had been done by British agency in that part of the world. ~

________‘_‘__i_Vhen General Mosselolf, the Dir- ector_ of Foreign Faiths within the Russia-r_i Ei`°npire, visited the border of Armenia not long ago the Armenian Patriarch spread before him a map of Asia Minor. which was marred an Over with American colleges. Ameri-

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I, It now appears on the statement of

lwere left ashore. As to the ground

lble up the Chinese empire witliout 'claiming some small share of what Wemaiiis available ? .It is worth while, lto look at these things from the other fellows view-poiiit once in awhile.

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her full complement of officers on ' 2 ` gboard. The mate, pilot and 'clerk

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says he “would as soon take hi: eil/

France has a very high rated of

mortality among her soldiers in her colonies. Thus while the death-rate

We expec large business this Xmas-planned for it-eathered

stocks a. third greater than we ever had. And made 21140650

:in Tunis; and 42.95 in the colonies lgenerally. In Madagascar the rate ,reaches the frightful proportions of

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econoies in the gathering. To-day’s news and each d\y’_s news tells opportunity for wise saying in supplying personal and house- hold needs. Only satisfactory goods can be counted cheap. Drgggy Aprettyaddition to any ladv’s toilet. Not_ easy to L ' make; tint pleasant and dressy to wear ho in re-

ace spouse a general demand, we have placed Cn S2110

T135 a large assortment of these popular articles, which in style _ and price cannot fail to meet approval. There is a stylish

~ Bow ,at back. They are made of lace, fancv ribbon, assorted

colors and right width for the purpose; with liooks and eyes, all ready for wear. ‘.20 2 oi'-Y. ‘~

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in the army in France is but 6.08 per thousand, it is 12.27 in' Algicrsgll 14,

103.1.

/T Vanity in women is ; forgivable. It

was Nature’s in- tention that wo- man should be vain of her per~ sonal appearance, and the Woman who fails of this fails of her full womanliood. No woman should be satisfied to go through the world

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_ A.- have a sallow,

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ion.

The remedy tor these conditions does not

lie in cosmetics. Skin disease is caused by impurities in the blood, and by nervous disorders due to weakness and disease of the distinctly feminine organism. Doctor Pierce"s Golden Medical Discovery is the greatest of all known blood-purilicrs. It not only drives all impurities from the life- sti'c;irii_ lrzit Qlls it \.vit`zi the rich, life-giving

elemsiits of the food. Dr. Picrce’s Favor- '

ite Pr-:'~1:=‘i;`»1if>n acts directly on the delicate and iiiigioriaiit organs tliat bear the burdens oi" \‘.'if;liciocl and motherhood. It makes them pure, strong, well and vigorous. A course of tlicse tivo great medicines Will tr;in.~=:'oriii zi v_'e_°i‘»:_ _<ici<ljv_ nervous, despond- ent \vo:n:iu_ ivlio siifi-:rs from unsightly cruntioiis ofthe skin, into ."1 healthy, happy, a.mi;i‘.>`.e companion, with a skin that is Clear :incl wliolesome, These nicdicines are i:ic_».`;c i`;‘o:ii Tix;-:":us and roots, and contain ri.: minf:r@i`:s of any tlcscription. They sim- piyassist the natural processes of assitiiila- tion, secretion and excretion. Medicine

dealers sell them.

lt is ri clriiggif»1f_`s business to give you, not

to tell you, what you wéliit.

"About four years ago," writes 'I`ll0m2l5 Hilf-

ris,‘of` \Vakc!'icld :»'t;itioii_ Sussex Co., Va., “mv dziiighter Helen was aliiicted with eczema in ii

distressing form. Dr. }’ierce`s medicines cured _ herziftcr all other remedies had failed.” '

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seeking at all times rc rin-ili_cr the b_s=i iii! from these schools familiar with the*

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, _ ` _ P _l knew of the real state of affairs gllSl3€l1 ll] El.l€ COlOI'6Cl 'Q Of ChI‘lSl.IIl3.S Trees: upon which so mllly you It eve’ gaze; with _'when they cmbarked S '

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There 5 a. White Watchery Over the

winter woke the squirrels

cover Thick shoes,

heavy gloves and

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at THE BIG STORE. Holiday Times will show the capracities of the Big Store for Children s V5 lute Fin Sets Muffs and Caps at $1.50--a'se1'viceab1e, useful setts and just the thing to keep little Maggie, Russel oi Goidon

A Old King cole that Flerry Old Soul

_ And the King with the Black Bird Pie

.IA _ PATON

In sending for a free copy of Dr. Pierce’s

Common Sense Medical Adviser, enclose _ ' 3i one-cent stamps, to cover customs and mailing’ only, if a paper-covered copy is

desired, or 50 stamps for cloth-'bindin

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Address Dr, R. V. Pierce, Buhiilo, Y. _E i V Ill PQEQIJS Gggfgipn P ____T..= summit im.. i. i f s e _ o I y -f 'ruisuii no ian lass

0 ||owlP|°owse Block; '

, This eventful Bazaar will have among other Attractions the following ~ Chnmntlr m costume Tables

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JOHN _T_ McKENZIE_ _l_\ley_v_c Clot|_1 f_0r_ Fall and Winter _,_,__,_..,,_,._,.i_______ 1.....

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