l Four Months

. 'ras eonnma. cnannorrrrown ramen Bowan tsumu, uaasn 3. M4. 3

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tai THE _illSll.liiililiHill llliliill ‘ E

;_ nl nn nr Jlnlls not nliills

Without Help.

-_ A He is Now Over Sixty-Five Years of Age-Not Physically

i P'°°‘°"° ‘md L"“'“°“*° Strong-Knows Manchuria and Korea from the Chinese

No Good.

__ E War.

lllswss the oxposisses of Hr. Bsaysmls Stewart. Zlonvllls. N.B.

' -- The generals who are lending the

1'W°.11l|lDl 91 A 5°; gp Japanese armies against Russia are men

who have proved theirskill and efiioiency

They have seen actual service, and have

fought over the very ground where they

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Kidney Pills

now meet the Russians. The llrst on the ilsirin order oi' service is Field Marshal

cunmn |uM_ Yamagate, who ts not only first in rank,

_ f but easily first lu the esteem or the

Japanese public and in the judgment of

ll tolls of his exP¢ri°llC° in U10 f°i|°W- thegovernment. He is a ve eran of many

|:§::‘;:;::;’;£°;';'d":;‘:g:.I3;;':’:E'fl: wars, having begun service gin the strug- llsie to tum in bed without help I tried Ru 'bn ;"st'°"d me Emperor W vow"

planters and liniments of all kinds but with in 1868' In the ‘°u°Wi““ 7°" hi’ visited ng ¢f|'¢¢¢_ Ae 1"; 1 wa, indumd m try Russia and France, studying military

Doan's Kldneg' Pills, and bythe time I had subgeots. In 1872 ha became assistant used NFO-iilif S Of* 5°* ml' \"“°\¢ Wil li secretary of war-a position which in "°“ 'md “S |“`°“¢ “S eve' *nd I1” k°P‘ Japan is always held by a general ofilccr '° "er 'i“°°‘" iof the army In the 'following year he

Baekachaf Frequent Thirstv s°5ni'y\ was made lieutenanbgencral and two

ci0udY»Thl¢k Ufgighly c°1°I'9d Ufmai years later secretary of war. Pllinng' under f.l'lB Eyes, SWBIIIDQ Ol 'The next year saw Japan in the throes the F06! Mid Ankles, are 8.llSyl11Dt0mi of a ilerce civil war. The rebellion was Of kidney tI’0llbl6 that Doan's Kidney led by her greatest soldier, Field Marshal Pill. will wi-¢, Saigo, who had with him some l50,Uil0 of

Price 50 cts. per box or 3 for $1.25, gl her hest trained men. TM- government

dealers, or iwas compelled to put for t l it-i greatest

1-HE DOAN KIDNEY P|LL co. strength. An imperial prince was ap-

TORON-|~°_ ONT. pointed to the nominal cmnmfind, but as

E‘l_!l_.§_é_lE_l

“Esdalc Foundry.”

This property was formerly owned

and omup ed by Mr. T. A. McLean.

Good title guaranteed. Any information regarding same

can be had by calling at our of§ce_

Bruce Stewart & Co,

Founders, Engiineers, Machinists and Bciermsksrs, steam Navigation Co's Wharf, Charlottetown, P. E. Island,

chief of staff Yarnagata ~- .s the real general-in-chief, and led the forces which crushed the rebellion, Saiqo having been slain. Yamagata became the first mili- tary man in the empire, and was promot- ed to the full rank of general.

Being a man of great mental ability,

boundless energy and strong personality, he soon became almost as prominent in the political world as in the military, and shared with Marquis Ito the position of greatest influence with the Emperor. Helwas several times prime minister, and when not in that position always held some portfolio in the cabinet. He never ceased his active share in the development ofthe army. Through various official posi- tions, such as inspector general, chief of the general staff and secretary ot war, he kept himself in close touch with all parts of the army organization.

When war started with China in 1884

Yamagata wasimmediately given comm- and oi the first army that invaded Man- ohuria. Those who were with the army at the time describe the immense enthusi- asm with which the coming of the great general was greeted by his soldiers. The rigors of a Msnohuria winter speedily rc-

tbe services of his ailiest cfllcer, called him back to Tokio to act as his chief mili- tary adviser.

Aftcr the war Yamagcta was made a

‘msrquis and the new military rank ol

field marshall was established, to which

Are You Troubled

by Sieeplessness ‘Z

Over-Wrought Nerves Cause the Trouble-Build Up. Fortify the Nervous System with Ferrozone- Then You Will Sleep Soundiy,

There is probably no remedy that soothes the nerves and drives away those long nights of wakefulnesslike Fer- rcz me. Every person whose sleep is root- less should take Ferrozone like Mr. J. il. Mttiaw, who writes from Saskatoon us folluwsr-

“I was bothered with insomnia last sum-

mer to such an extent that my health nl- most broke down. I was frightlully ner- vous. It it had gone on much lon er I would have lwen a physielal wrecg. I 7 ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ‘ '" iread about Ferrozone, Fen-ozone Jan i concluded it was ~ B . Zthc sort. of remedy I ‘mils fneeded. I bought six I Regtful gleep jbuxes, and took one I A 4 _ _ 4 __ V __,_4_ :tablet with every meal. A change was at once noticeable. I no longer labored under such mental excite- ment, and was able to take things more

quietlrv. Ferrozone improved my diges- tion, picked up in spirits and strength, and in a. comparatively short time sleep came the minute my head touched the pillow. Forrozone completely rehahill~ taterl my system, and has made me a diff- erent: man altogether.

I)on't walt until your condition becomes

nervous prostration; it/s hard to sure. Take Fcrroz me regularly and the cause of your sleepless nights will he removed. It always cures insomnia.

Fen‘ozone is the greatest health-giver,

the most valuable tonic that money can buy. It will bring you lasting strcntzth. vigor and health, at Email cost. Olllv Fer- rozone can do this so be sure that no dishonest, dealer substitutes something re- presented “just as good." No ofherremedy is so good as Ferrozone, price 50c. Der box nr six boxes for $250, at all druggists or N. C Poison & Co., Kingston. Ont.

Pit and Fllnch, another lot of these

popular games iust received by express,

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hs was promoted. The active interference of Ruslimhaeked by France andltiermsny, which deprived Japan of the fruits of her ‘7i°i»°l‘.Y. 104 We Rovernment to seek some understanding that would preserve the independence of Corea. Yamn|rata,was appointcl special ambassador for this purpose and proceeded to St. Petersburg, where he effected the treaty which is the bBli5 Oi -T&Dan‘s latest demands upon Russia. Not trusting altogether to this Japan pro :eedcd to double her army and greatly increase her navy. Several oi’B¢. ers were promoted to the rank of fit-ici marshall in the army and an equal rank inthe navy and orgronlzcti into a supreme council of war. Of this Yamagata was made chief, n posltionwhioh he still holds. Considering the season of the year and the fact that he is over sixtyfflve years old and rather frail physically, it is impro- bable that he will take the field in pe'r@n but in nuy ease he will occupy much the same place in this war that Von Moltkc did in the Franco l'russlan conflict.

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GEORGETO W l\ MARKETS

Turnips, per bus _ _ _ _ . . . . .._ - Potatoes per - Cabbnge,perdoz_.,_ '

Eg=;s,perdoz.._._ ....0 - Ch ckons, per pair..... 0 -

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Apples, per pk ....0 - E Butter per lb. - ' Beats per bus .U 3a- 0ats,per bns..____... 30- Oatmeal, percwt..... _ 50- Hlaes perlb 05h- ,Parsnips per bus.. _._ . -

Barley per bus

Wild ducks per pair. _ . _ . _ - Geeseper. lb . . . . _ - Turkeys perlb _ -

Herring pc: bbl.___.

Hayperton -

C $5

bi.. gf Nacoo SEGES

i OHARIJO FTETO WN MARKETS. i (Corrected every fuesday and Friday.) lBeef(quarter) lb..........0 iltou

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Pork . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mut.tonperos.roass.....

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Butter fresh per1lo..........

Fourpercwt . . . . . .._ ,Fiour, per obl (imp.). ._ _ _ Oatmea_ new,por lb..... .. Potatoes, bus...........

Cabbage...............

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Haypercwt

Hay per ton (pressed). _ _ _

Straw per cat . . . . _ . Straw per ton (pressed. ..._ _ Oats . . . . . ...

Turnipsbus..._................O

Onionspei-lb.__._

Celery per bunch.....

Geeseper lb_..,__.. Chickens per lb.... 0

Rabbits per yair____. ' Ducks per Beetsperbus_.._. Carrots perhus...___ Parsnips perbus...... ....0 Turkeyper

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ONTARIO TO LOAN CLERGUE.

'l`onsN1-n, Feb. 26.-The Ontario govern-

ure providing a loan of $2,000,000 to assist th reor anization of the Consolidated

duced Yamagata to such a condition that lowest prices in the city at Garters llook- 9 R

ment has introduced a bill in the legislat-

iiEFilSEil iiFE INSURANCE ilN ACCOUNT UF BRIGHTS DISEASE.

l'lr. William F. Montgomery, the Largest Coal Merchant or Albany, N. Y., Was Refused Life insurance on Account of Bright’s Disease, but Alter Taking Warner’5 Safe Cure Was Accepted and Now Has his Policy.

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Mr, WILLIAM F, l\i()N'l`(;i()ME.liY, of Albany.

Mr. Montgomery is :i living testimonial of what this great medicine will do for

any man or woman who has kidney or blatlder trouble. -<

“Instead of writing this letter I wish it were possible for me tn eco and tnlk with all

those who are suflloring from kidney troubles. I could tell iii--nl itinne l»rici'illi:»rvi<-w what

your medicine has done for mo, what I know it will do for tlu-ln, lt-njoyf-tl \'ig<»rl.us |_;4»<»<i with up to tx your ago, wht-n ovurwork svcmoli to undvrxnino my oonstitiltinrl. l paul little attention to the mutter nutil it was brniiglit homo in nw fnwilil ' nt an izisuranto rx- amination. I failed to st-euro my polivy, and nftcr consulting tim tlutrtnr \\l.f> niiulv the examination I became aware of in tli.~\-uso.

"Ol course, 1 \vnsl1lnruit~iintiilhatlr\~pc1it<-tlti-~ts nlatlu of lim nrino fur :i|llil|:if~|i_ :intl

the horror of the thing grow upon mo when the dnt~tnr.<nllp|~ivm»1in<-1-rltlzi-1-use l'l'i,-,l.t`e~ l ti~- ease. Complications of the stolnuch set ill, and alilniiigli I tltwtt-ri-il with \'.t ii»l;t.# \\`n :-'[ff‘~

cialists I grew rapidly Worse. This condition of nil'nirs t-luitiiiut-li uni il l:\_~»i_ }~`»l'.~ nil.. r At that tinio my strcugi 1 had dilliiiiisliuil, and it set-uit-il to mn ii..'lt'. I tfnulll not tr.-t wi ll \ll.l<-ss some relief \vz\5soon found. It Wm nt this sffigrn that ilitt=r\-_~t\~<l l`l'ii~|ills i»"~1iLl.l ti: my attention Wnrnerls Safe Cure. Cases ivorn citl-tl wlwro it limi nf-l~mn|»ii~llf~i iq f.-l r|»~1ilt_<, There being no objeciiorls, and all hope having been tlcspulruil of, I]»1'<»t-1li-i\tliln- lil' l in lilo. After 11 few days there were some ellifuurugiug iiiilivatimls. 'I`h\- _slight iyilpi'l»\'<lii;» nt nntwi continued mid grow nnrl in ri nloviih nlimnwn \\'a~>.'t‘1it_ir<~ly elinlilmtt-tl from tim urim- I

Fainctl rapidly in strength Lind health and ani now in |n:l'i'vr-t cunilitinn. lily life i|:_~'tlram‘o ms been granted rue and I feel that I owe my lionith ami lift- to \\'nr1i1'r’s Safe i 'u1‘u."

., Yours truly, IVM. F, MON'l`(iUlii l<Ili\',

Aibiliiy, N. Y., .I|1!l,l0, 1904. 53 llnmiltnn st.

V\'nrner's Snfo Cilrnliu.sl1lwn list-ll l>_\' it-ntllng |ln<~tm'=_ :intl pl'o_\t~y'ilwll ill thrir prnt li:-0,

and sold by druggists everywllcre, for over 30 yours, ns tina 0t'l'i1iin curb for nil 1li.~lu~<-S of kidneys, liver, blntlilcrtlutl l»l<»<nl thnt L'll1't-s und loaves no tl:iligt-milf; niii-t' iil~tl,~. Une dollar tt bottle. If your 1lru;;,;l.~i'. docs not have it in stock, stand direct to us.

REFUSE SUBSTITUTES AND IMITATIONS, They are worthless and often exceedingly

dangerous. Ask for W.1rner's Sale Cure; it will cure you. `

\VAl:i.NEIi.’S SAFE PILLS move the bowels gently null nl<l ri :=pr»»=lly vurl-.

TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

T0 convince every stitivror from tlisonsos of tim killm-Vvs, lim-r, lllntltll-r nml l lrltui,

that \Vnrnur’s Sufo Cure will euro them, n tritii bottle will be sviit. ul»s~l\1tl<l_\' frl»t_ ‘nat- piiitl. Also frro tlr\<‘t<lr‘s nilvivo, nnrl n me-clit-aliiooltlet which tt-lls. nil niinut. tin-sv rilsvnsos, with n prescription for snub, anti t-nniniils many of the tlniiisanlls' of tvstiiiioiliiils iw-eived dnily froni grateful patients who have liven Curt-tl by Snfo Cure. A ll you hurt- to do is write Wnrner’s Safe (`uro Co., 4-i Imniluirll St., Tnr. _m.._ tmp, mill mention name LI this paper. '1`he genuincucss of this offer is gtiaruntt-ctl by iizv publisher.

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STHNLEY BRilS_’ iiNNUlli WHITE SllLE

BUY NOW I A few monhsilat er vou will pay 25 per cent more.

NOTE-All our White Wear is fmade by the best

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manufacturers in Canada and is perfect in quality. fit. finish and workmanship.

The prices now asked are based on a close margin

of profit. All the goods offered were bought before the phenomenal rise in price. Better goods we have never shown-closer prices it is impossible to get. Be wise

and buy now.

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HOU5

NISHINGS.

lOO pairs Curtains at old prices. worth now I0 to I5 per cent more. $1.00. l,25. l.50, L75, 2.00 and up to 6.50.

Ready=m£1cie Sheets,

Torn and Trimmed.

These sheets are progerly gotten up. and after the first wash-

` ing will be square. LS yards by 2 yards. 75c each. 2% yards

by 2 yards. 92}§c each. 231( yards by 2).( yards. $1.00 each.

l _SI STANLEY BRGS-

NIGHT DRESSES.

Lot I at 55c each.

Made of good quality

cotton, tucked yoke, with lace trimming on neck or sleeves.

Lot 2 at 85c each.

This lot has tucked yoke

with insertion-; Lonsdale frills on front. neck and sleeves.

Lot Set $l.00 each.

This _ lot? .lisa tucked

yokes, with Torchon lace on coliar,fr,ont and sleevesv

Lot 4 nt $1.25 each.

Empire styleemhroidery

yoke ; embroidery frills on neck and sleeves. f'

Lot 5. $l.65 and l.75 - Various styles in those prices-some Empire style, some ordinary--Torchon insertion ` and brading yoke; trimmed Torchon lace. insertion and ‘bebe ribbon. Others with hem- stitched tucked yokes, low neck, embroidery and in- sertion on neck. Y°k¢ and sleeves. Hundreds of other Night Drusss in the var-

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trimmed with embroidery nee and insertion, al

iw; styles. elaborately

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COKSET COVERS At l6c and 20c each

Made of 00d heavy cot-

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ton. plain and perfect fit- ting ; all sizes.

Next price. 25C Buch

These are same qufility

as above, with embroidery trimming.

At 55, 40 & 45c each

Various styles-some

high neck. some low neck. some trimmed embroidery, some trimmed Torchon

At 651: esioh

l Made of extra fine cot-

ton. trimmed with wide Torchon lace on neck and sleeves.

At $l.00 each

French style. made of

with Val. lace,brading and bebc ribbon.

Others at s|.1;, \~-4°. I-60 L55 and |.95 cach-

prioes up to $3.50 CIC

DRAWERS. At 22c and 25c ei. pr.

Made of line cotton,some

with wide hemstitch frills, and some with clusters of tucks and Torchon lace.

Extra full skirt, wide

friil, with large tucks.

At 95 cents-

Extra full skirts. hem-

stitched friil, with cluster of tucks.

At 75 cents each "

40 in 42 in

Pillow Cottons

me pc, yd,6c, Sc, \)f:,l tc, lic. 16C per yd

42 in extra heavy

:Sc per yd

44 in 20c per yd

_ cluster of tucks.

fine Nainsook ; trimmed’

Tmly the finest |ill° 0' wane war vw lv” °

At 35c and 40c- Various styles ; wide

bemstitched frills with

At 60c. 75c. 980.' $l.25. $145.

newest makes and trim- mings.

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Others at 51.25, 51.50,

sms, and up to ss.4s_

`Children's Dresses. Childrerfs Gowns.

A splendid lot of the,Children’s Drawers.

A Full Assortment.

We lnvite your most criti~

lace and insertion. cal inspection and com-

parison. We ofier you Honest, Up-to-date Goods at prices that positively cannot be undersold_

?uality for Quality, Value or Value. Style for Style. They cannot be surpassed.

7\»=-=~»=~§.`.W,W_w MN Pure Linen Napkins ,,»f ii ' ‘ ,\,\\ one Hundred Dozen _..n_‘|.`_,l _,§;;;‘,if<i§'iz»rz:»'.rl:ratgt E just r¢¢¢|v¢(|_

H sa 151.25. 1.50.

w"'TE s“""Ts° |§'iiin2.do._2_5s ana

All Skirts, ss weliss $2.45.

very other article in Not hemmed $|_25 up to

ever seen. - Whitewesr sold here, are $4.50.

snnusr Bros. §,‘.'.‘1§.T.i’.'.i‘T“‘°“"‘ "°" STANLEY

Sheetin gs

BLIEACIIEIJ

72 inch 72 inch 80 inch So inch go inch

Table Linens

of the fibre.

‘$1.50 per yard.

CREAM

BR( D51

"Old Bleach” Linens

are the sweet old-fashioned Linens oi our grand- mother’s day. They are made of pure Bax yarns and are bleached on the grass hy the sun without the use of chemicals, and so retain the full strength

All prices from 5oc to`

' White Cottons lille Latest in Blouse

Stuffs

SPECT.-\l, \'ALUF.S _

White Mattings and

STANLEY BROS. White Vestings

Nc, 220, :Sc :mtl por

I.3diCS' yd-

Dressing Jackets

40,: White Lawn, Sailor 38CiCollnr. hemstitclicd frills,

25c goc 35°

White Victoria Lawns

IOC, i5C, 22C, 25C.

White Organdies

28C, 5.", 35'; 42c-

ii colored bindings

$1.55 each

e Blouse Linens

55 and 650 per yd-

2

i-i dkerchief Kimonos

White Lawn with col-

ored faclngs-the latest white Fancies

"°"°ity $'°5° cad” In veincd and open work

Others at $r.6o, $1-75,

$2.50 and $2.75 each.

stripes 25c to 45c.

White Checks

Embroiderles 8°' ,Og ,,C_ ,5C_

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2; 25 and yd At SC’ me and ‘SC per yd_ WIIIIC DlIIlll.lCS

72 ,n soc PU yd zoc and 25c