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°"!'H'E LATEST NEWS
THE
Ol' ALL-"
4.1 T911
,souius
nie iiiwcfs couiwi
,.»;1¢‘pq_l_to bwyin this Province. ~
T Margaret Meneodoi Cuar-
C In "is visiting Montague-, the
|'Mi¢;’o| Gathering R. ];(cl..eod,-M.
...Wellington Porter of Montague,
Iho`-h`.ns.not been _well for some time
last. wgreported seriously ill Sat-
llrdny.- .
,...'I‘he carpenters have just complet-
.`o_il‘P. G." Seainan’s magnificent store
and lumber is now being hauled to
_build his warehouse. This makes,
one more good business siand on,
'Boui-is ~lh.in-Btveeh-*J.
...An inspiring sermon from the text
"And let tb-b0l.\i~ty--ol the Lord our
God be upon her," Pslm 90-17, was-
dolivered by Rev. F. A. Whiteman in'
Souris on Sunday morning to an ap-‘
preciative congregation. The beauties
of nature, their irnportame and ne-
cessity also the more important beau-
ty of the mind, the heart and life
were beautifully and forcibly declaim-
ed.-J. l
...Mrs. McDonald of Kinross, aged
sixty-four, who has been confined to
her had for about twelve months.
Edied Friday morning. She was a sis-I
ter of John J. McDonald of Monta-
gue. Mr. McDonald has been contin-
'ed to his room for four weeks and is
not yet sufficiently recovered to be
able to attend the funeral of his
sister.-M.
...A Lot 40 correspondent writcsz-
'The people of Morell and Bristol are
busily engaged s hauling oyster mud
and they report that there is about
'three feet of ice on the Bay. Bob
‘Sanderson, Milburn, . has completed
his contract with E. C. Duke and
'Walter Squires for sawing their win-
' er’s wood. Walter Squires and Ar-
ur Sanderson of Greenwich have
erected a gymnasium outfit, pool and
'billard room. Percy Hayden of
‘Greenwich spent Sunday last the
Morning Daily
be _Obtained gg I-1. J drug
store, Sonris. ' ' _ 4-4drtf.
CBD
...The- Morning Daily Guardian can
be obtained at W. A. Johustone’s,
Montague. 2-Bdrtf.
...Rev_ W. hzlwson, fornierlyof Mon
tagiie, gave an interesting address in
St John recently on liuiian Missions
in British (‘oliimbia.
...Michael Clair, Montague, has pur-
chased a very serviceable horse and
trucking outfit. Mike is a hustler
and every one wishes him siiccess.~
consented to act as Guardian repre-
for the last three months, hge finish-
ed work for this year and eports a
ing consented to act as Guardian re-_
presentative, all news, advertising
and subscriptions iu Montague, and
vicinity should be handed to him.
‘ 2-9drtl.
...A pretty house wedding took
place at ihe home of George und
Mrs. Hume, Bristol, on Wednesday
evening, the 29th inst., nt 7.30,
when their eldest daughter, Annie Pl.,
in the presence of about seventy
formed the marriage ceremony. The'
bride was becomingly gowned in grey,
silk. With supper, music and speechesj
the evening passed pleasantly mid!
the young couple were heartily sped,
upon their way. The fixture home of
Mr. and Mrs. Keef will he at Rollol
Y
lon were in Charlottetown Satur-
day. |
Boy, where all follow them withg
many good wishes. ’
IUISAHMAMENT '
IMPHAETIEABLE
HE BELIEVES
i BERLIN, March 30-Chancellor Von
illethmann-‘HollW€g. in the reischstag,
today discussed disarmament and in-
jternational arbitration, but without
‘departing one iota from the well
iknown standpoint of the German
fgovernment often declared on other
occasions. 'l`he imperial chancellor
wi. `
L __ lsaw the chief difficulty in a disarma-
___F_ G_ _Im-dan, S0uris_ havinggrgent agreement in the impossibility
|dl supervision of individual states.
sentative, all news, advertising audi "("0“U`01 Ol/el’ these/_’ he sais. “I
subscriptions in Souris and vicinity,feZ¢U`5 89 absolutell’ \mP"“°t1°“b1e~
should be nausea to hun. 2-1odr1;i.;'1`l1¢ mere “tempt *° °°“"°1 “'°“1d
have no other result than continual
___R@uy,w _s11a“_ North }i9¢ieque_1inutualv distrust and universal tur_
who has hem lumbering at Ha,-muny _ moil. General disarmament is an un-
soluble problem so long as men are
‘men.
rf   ‘“~‘°@“~|._.;1;_:;2__is¥?“‘f=..§;r;;,_ .‘;z:r.‘"_‘.‘f_‘i
.___ he the prey of the stroug.` If any na-
___Mart|n McKinnon' Montague’ haw  tion feels that it is unable longer to
spend certain sums for defensive pur-
lposes it will inevitably drop to the
second rank. There will also be a
‘stronger one ready to take its place.
We Germans in our exposed situa-
tion cannot shut our eyes to this
dire reality only so far as we can
`maintain peace.
“The nations, including Germany,"
,said the chancellor, “have been talk-
:ing disarmament since the first Hag-
lue conference, but neither in Ger-
guests was united in marriage tO,iuuny nor elsewhere has a practicable
.
G n. K f in u B- _ ru Pla” been I”°l’°““-_
“mg M53  M-»  M-2‘._;_2f;i=.§;_i;:;:_.:“i;: t:f___:_i:;_::‘
rigetfm csr~--t_uv_R. ._ -
I._g1`?un.;y` P332" 0,613; Mm; pe,__lo\isly wants a superior or equal fleet.
Any conference on this ubject is
bound to be fruitless. Nrjstandard
for a limitation can be found and
any conceivable proposal would be
shalttered on the question of con-
tro 
Von Bethmann Hollweg instanced
Napoleon’s limitation of the Prus-
sian army when Prussia, adhering to
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the letter of her -treaty, trained' a
fourfold army by shortening the per-l
iod of training. Germany was wil-
ling, ‘he said, to accept die' English
proposal for an exchange o informa-
tion regarding navy building pro-
programs. He accepted the idea of
arbitration in principle but universal
arbitration was impossible of accom-,
plishment as universal disarmament.
By this principle two nations like the
United States and Great Britain
could seal the De Facto status, but
if new questions arose arbitration
might prove inadequate.
HEEUHU Billi|(lH` CUW
JUSEPHINE TU Hllllll
COLUMBIA, Mo., |March 29-,Jose-
phine, the cow who broke most
LITTLE HOPE FOR PEICE l
( Q‘l"_l_lPP_°§l__lE9m.__P“H° 1) __
gone far in making concessions, but
the belief is growing that President
Diaz is not yet willing to recognize
Madero and his followers to the ex-
tent where he shall‘discuss with them
terms of peace. Both foreigners and
Mexicans ara inclined to believe that
the aged executive will be slow to
Darley with those who have dared to
revolt against his administration. lf
any peaoe negotiations are to _be cou-
ducted it is bel1'cved that the initiat-
ive m`ust come rom the Rebels, and.
according to statements made in the
United States. that is not thc case.
In this city there are few that do
not hope the Government ami Rebels
are about to come to terms. hut. thcre
are many who believe the day of
peace is still far oil. It is pointed
outthat the vcry fact that the Gov-
ernment has shown a disposition to
\vorld's records for milk production,,
is going to retire from.pub1ic life ati
concede certain things for which the
Rebels are fighting, has been an en
is Hsin our soil
a ariflla
  Sars p
The Ideal Spring Medicine
Alterative and .ToniC_
Pleasant to take, agreeable in action, positive inrellect.
_ Pu,-ifigs the blood, strengthens the nerves, builcls up the
wholesystem. Get it today- 50ld b)' all dfllgglsts-
1--5 l J- _
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Elldcectlrlyiilge lirg yemsl She `dmi1lli(i‘°°“mg“m°“t to them to continm’ tml Seactecas. while throughout the coun'  
1 e ` a age well shape D , - l v Y '
t“.r°;1 with “ ‘ew °‘;n‘n‘°n wws' lunilca'lr5l1I:aaull1overnment insists that the tu dctuhments of Rebels amzlegr-
wit lots of water and succuen mhanfe in ,the Cabinet and the re_
grass, which she can convert into! ~ t A t_d h e com not
milk at her heart's content and the
increase of the State University farm
revenues. §
Josephine hasbecn seen by more;
people than any other cow in his-'
tory. She failed to break the world’s
record for milk production for the
forms con emi ii. c av e.
as answers to demands madediy RFID”
cd men, but in resp_onse to a popular
move for all conditions.
The Revolutionists cannot-see it in
this light. They feel that it is be-
cause of their work in the field and
. - _ . _ j appear to think that continued rubel-
fcejlgdiear' 333 Efgggg all wmlds re ‘lion would bring all they arc aftcr,
D B' lchief of which is the resignation of
liho President an-d another national
wisl vliulili  _
SlH||(_l_EUlliPS|N[§
WHEELING, W. Vs., March 30-lt
is reported here that the miners’
strike, affecting ‘10,000 men in this
district and throughout eastern Ohio,
is collapsing and the men are hold-
ing meetings to decide Wmther they lin the last five days. The Rebels- are
,largely in control of the rural sec-
will return to work under the old
scale.
l F 1 Madero, senioi has stat d
that he hopes to induce his son to
lagree fo tefrms of peace, and in this
im is seconrlf-rl by Gustavo l\'l»n.'.lcro,
ibut rclu rt; broiiglit from the scat of
iwar are that Francisco Madero, Jr.,
istill insists that tliure can bc no
,peace so long as President Diaz re-
mains at the head of the nation; ami
it is the younger Madcro who is do-
ing the fighting.
So far ns the wnr itself is ,con-
lrerned, there has been little change
:tions of Chihuahua and Darts ol
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Have you on some part of your body a. sore, or eruptioio,
or ulcer, or eczemous patch which, hidden from the gaze of
otliers, yet causes you hours and hours of pain and incon- ‘
Over and oi-er n_f;un Z.~.m-lluk has por-
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‘_ venience? Have you tried this, and that, and the other
l remedyin vain, and are you feeling disheartened and dis-
couraged? If so read the following instances of Zam-
Buk’s healing power, and apply it to your case:
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_“ I had an iilccrnicil leg for aoverul years. The ulcers spread all round the limb,
which was sivollou to nearly twice its nurnial slate. »`;'cvoi'.i1 doctors treated nic.
Ono aiiggcstcd amputation. Nuno did mo any good. Znm-link lioalcil the sores l"
So says Mrs. Gilmour, of Princess St., liinuetoii, Or, real thi.-i :- f
` “ \lv mother tried many fliinizs for abscess:-s and eruption hut in vain I
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Zam-l5uli sho found ii. complete cui-e.". So says Miss. A. Coggill, (lf \\’;|pclla (Susk_).'
Sufl`urers from these “ llidilen Skin Troubles” of any u_'il\iro shoulfl profit hy
such experiences an this. Zam-liuk is seen at its haf-it when rippllefl to case.-; \-_ liich '
 _ liuvu ilcfleri ordinary tim-iitriiout. \’Vrii.~. for trial `o<."r, and Lcsi. it
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Froducts‘n.n_i1 rrphce thc' rlisrasefl outer
:i_'.‘cr with fresh and hciillhy tissue. By `
iirgrocs the wliolo <ii.~cn_<cd surface is thus
formv.-:i n iniracle of iivaliin.: v.'li¢;ii nppliczl to
son-_~l and skin injuries iiliicli lmvo refused
to haul uinlor any other forni of truiiinxenf. {
\\'ll_\' not lui it heal _vruir tmulilof' Immmii- _
nioly 7.:‘.in-link is n[wplie~l to a. sore or wound _
or iliscasiril portion oi flesh it commences its \
worl-1 in Luo dm-»ction~1. It anolnis thu ox~ 1
tcrinr, and its antiseptic proper: ins prevent `
:my ge-runs and liacilli from creating trouble.
'_l`m,-n Lim lit-i'bulcssoiiL-es and juices no finely '-
purified and con'.‘culrnt.ri, penetrate the K
suhjsi-ent layers und stimulate tho weukeiied -_
or iliseaseil cells to nctivc, lxuulfliyopomtion. I
ildioil hy iii iv hr'il'h skin
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ln this ivuv Zuni-lluk rixri-if mils, horns,
iisi-s, ulcers, ab.~'cersi~.i, itch, eu'/_cii|a., '
oruptions, pustules, sc-urvy, salt rhvum,
blood poison, and other formsof akin trouble.
Z:tni~l$iik also cux-as piles, vu.:'ii:uso ulcers,
etc.
box, or from Zuni-link Co., 'l\>roriig for '
All di'iiggi.~'ta and stores eoll at 5llc por 
oe. \`r hoxc-1 $2 .'»l|. ,
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here and there. These smaller ho ies
of Insurgents report, but indirect. if
they report at all to Madero, but
they do, nevertheless, keep a ccrf-H111
portion of the Mexican Army engag-
ed.
_____~__,_.__
To whom it iuay concern: This is
to certify that I have used MIN-
ARD'S l.INIl\1i~l.\"l‘ myself as wcll as
prescribed it in my practice wliorc ii
liuiment was required and have nev-
er failed to get the desired effect.
C. A. KING, M. ll.
THE CHINA FAi\lINl<] l4`ll.\`l)
Cards and subscription lists for 'l‘lic
("hina Famine Fund, will ~he found in
the following places in Charlotte-
town, Thc Bank of Nova Scotia, The
Bank of New Brunswick, The Bank of
Commerce, The Bank of Montreal,
The Royal Bank, Hasznrd and
Moore’s Book Store, E. 'Foonibs'
Grocery Store, Johnson‘s Drug Store,
.The McKinnon Drug Co., George
Racliliam’s Store, Sandersun's Gro-
cery Storc, Jenkins and h‘on's Gro-
cery, Hughes‘ Drug Store, liog;er':;
Hardware store, (.‘arter‘s Book Store,‘
Fennel & (`~han1llcr's lflardwurc Store,
Paton & C0 Dry Goods, Stnnley's
Dry Goods, Prowse, Dry Good.-, I_le|\_i~
& Goff, Grocers, S. A. Mcllonald, Dry
A. McDonald, Dry Goods.
Those who desire to give to this ini-
l70I'tant Fund will plcasc leave their
contributions nt any one of tliesi-
placus and thc money will he irward-
cd to His Honor, Licut Governor lio-
gers.
HOMESEEl{l‘]1fS ' EXCURSION S.
Tho Grand Trunk Railway has iam.
ed. a circular aiitliorizing 'all Agents
in Canada to sell Homescekcrs’ Ex-
cursion tickets to points in Western
Qanuda. This is interestin,<: inforum-
tion for those desiring to take nm-Hn.
tagc of these excursions on certain
dates from April to September 1010,
Tile Grand 'lrunk Route is the most
iutcrestnig, ' taking ii p&SS(.,,,_.,,,.
Ulmllllli the populated centres of Cun-
ada, through Chicago and thence vm
Ditiliitli or thrii Chicago and the twin
ci ics of Minneapolis and St, Paul
Ask Grand Trunk Agents for further
Particulars. 3-Z3dthstiitlScp1U_ l
Ml _AMUH Clll
ST. PI<}’l‘ERSBURG, March 30.-
A rumor is current that the Chinese
have surrounded and were attacking
Blagovieshtchensk, capital ol- the
Amar province, on the Amur river, in
in Asiatic Russia. The rumor is
without confirmation.
Blagovieshtchensk' is situated
close to Manchirria. It is cholera
infected and some trouble has arisen
between the Russian s,'nd__ Chinese
over the epidemic and quarantine
measures. This town was unsuccess-
fully attacked by the Chinese in 1900
during the boxer trouble.
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Dories of all sizes and types
We have a large stock of the
ordinary, single, medium and
double dorics and we are at
present building a number of
2 3 ft, double end power clorics
which we will sell with a 2 I-2
H. P. Imperial installed for
$125.00, F. O. B. Car Souris
L. and N. PAQUET.
Souris
2-rdiw than ditsrf.
l Dont Miss
This Rare
Chance
Store Open
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A GREATEST SALE ow
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ance as the sale progresses. S 011|
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