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GOT LAME BACK OB LUMBAGO I
N1lrl` att teowy 'Blat sort-of pain
eanbe _ foul; 'I3 short. ordol. for
Poison lar a. ish is nve times
alrougsr than any other, penetrates at
cam ugh the tissues, reaches the
tis isdn' ylmr, drivg out and thus
_ r »_e£?g:t_|rla . Not manic,
ima' ‘ glv ' Ls Nrrviiine
una power. You wi think it magic
however if you try ir,pain goes so quickly.
ws) by dealers everywhere, in large %e.
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Prescripti o n
Prices
_ The practice of charging
all we can for a prescrip-
tion is not our way. The
character of the drugs and
the labor required to com-
pound them regulate our
prices. If there is any
saving the customer gets
it. We dispense prescrip-
tions written by any
doctor in Charlottetown or
elsewhere. The growth
of our patronage is evi-
dence that the drugstore
service We give is the kind
the public prefers.
J. G. JAMIESON
Druggist.
The Medical Hall.
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WANTED!
At llotel Acadia an assistant cook.
Apply at hotel. lu dtf
NOW IS
THE TIME
for summer suits. Something
light in weight and pretty in de-
sign is what you want, We have
in stock a very nice assortment of
these, and ask you to call and see
them as they are just the things
you are looking for. They are all
new goods of the latest patterns
and the prices are very moderate'
MCDONALD & PERRY,
THE NOBBY TAILORS1
Great George Street.
PROGRESS OF THE WAR
From Port hrthurtp Kulden ll sole-
|. ng less than $0 mth in the railway.
Along this railway almost the entire
1Budanfome1o_poshd. First we have 1
the Russian garrison at Port Arthur.
probably about 30,01) men, cut off and
surrounded by a strung Japanese force 01 H
two or three times their number under
o¢n.olr1l. 'rail .llama rms aaa
probably about lil) miles 0_1 the railway
from Poi-t Arthur-`uorthwar~d and ia thus.
between the garrison and the larger body
of Russian troops under General Kurop-
atllln. Then we have the latter extend
lug from Kal Ping, say 150 miles north of
Port Arthur to Hai Cheng (180), Liao
Yann, the ltuaaiau centre (ZW) lid
Mukden (280) miles. Kuropat.kin's foroe
thus extends some IH) miles along the
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, IWL
hi
From the southeastward and moviulf
almost at right angles to the railway are
about 150 miles from the railway by their
iins of march; the third comes from Taku
is aimed at Hai Sheng; the centre column I
centre, while the right Japanese columnl t
Russian left. The work of the past wesk ,I
ward Port Arthur, and getting 6
ward along the railway toward Hai B
O
before Port Arthur. Hs will besieue and f'
on his flank. Staying where he ls be
are doubts as to General Kuroki‘s designs
Will Kuroki rest content with thus pre-
near future before the Russian general
receives further reinforcements? These
are questions for the nl-ar future to
decide.
The French prefs, nrtably the Paris
Figaro, commenfs Kuloputkln's mov:-_
ments since he assumed command: “He
abandons s_uthern Manchuria to the
Japanese regiments. He concentrates
his forces for a memorable shook. Let us
await the hour when the two armies,
strong, complete, prepared for the
YilU KN
“Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown." 1We_ll we all
have crowns to our' heads, and the only way to _
_Prevent   _ _
li”   Uncnsiness
. _ l V
’ "- _‘JJ ‘ -l‘.‘l~¥ »-ll(-1;a'. .1
ue line of all
UW THE
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three Japanese columns. Two ol these   
railway.
have come from the Yalu River, distant
the
ts
Shan on Korea Bay, say lil miles from fl
tns railway. This last column, the left, empty “mchm contained in the pus" 0!
is moving toward Liao Yang. the Russian Nation, and the address given by hsrin
ll
moves toward or beyond Mukdenl U16 e
ready there for siege operations, north- ment of triumph in the cause of temper-
Uheng’ and n°rt‘hw°s"ward toward Hai strenuously putting iorth,apd attributes
MDX- U89 YNY *md M“kd°“~ All °' them to s desire for notoriety rather than
these forces excepting that last named for the attainment ofthe popular izood. _~  E V
are now in close touch with the enemy, Tf“°~ he’ l5°U“"R° W” lmP°|'f9°l'~ bel' Q9 » `:` _ V 1 ; _  is ~_
s 1 1
“nd rem’ w strike al' any moment ' motives, there are other opinions held by
The "1"“““'Y “mc” have “° “hub” both friends sud foes of tempersnos that
ab0ut the intentions of General Oku are more charitable and more popular,
if possible capture that fortress at the 5
vain imagination, ortho profouad design
ef a leader worthy tocolnluaad.” he
London Tllnol thinks Kuvopalkla
aotgihgrema wlaleec sharp’
butihat he is at a meat disadvantage
allele: mme- l»ri1.'.rl¢_ull  ll
Rgsiidlrpeeal sm slant: not
e@Qlo"¢lvehattlowbllolloBll
northward, and 
 u "llleslaly vm." on all
lleadstheuitlllats rail et Eau .arthur
»°l»n.»be¢xr»a»d.her-'ar 
csllll_\\ilou_at__sfllfe totlaaslqlllllh ls
THE 1EDiT.6il’8 _ MML _ . 
" FJ' 5'.
Sin,-Much disappointment, nay even
lugust, has begp felt by many readers 
Pioneer, bemuse of the harsh but’
he Market Hall. In the inventive which
ehas buried against Mrs. Nation, the
o those features of 'her address, which
ould appear but insiguidcsnt when
ompa .
uthusissm necessary to tbs~achlcve
nee; but more than this, hs severely
riticizcs her motives for the efforts she is
tyle defective, but ln regard to her
han that held by The Pioneer editor.
erhsps in his utter disgust of the rie-
eption which he deems Mrs. Nation to
Oil
 to
_if
between
and ordlllilyff-
Ci9¢11.i_1=ls~i=- as
can _ iae_e-__a't,__"a.`
economy of*‘llhy `
Brand Its the best
' bytest. ` Price $r.oo to
Have you gseen the -
Cats”? A - §ketc11 one and
~ nur. _  ~ _ 1_ _ _
last edition, on the work of Mrs. __‘ ‘ _ _'___-_
\
 lllwrs mol _tell
ditor has placed his strongest objections 9- _ l If' 5- ___ ' _
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    “;1.:..:‘“°°;‘;l °::;;°;_..;.““  The Head _of the House and t
in five different lines, of all the “
Japanese forces, sou hward tv- E'
md wlrll the snslmzll and    
are both .satisiied with
coal they buy at our
yard. One knows it is
economical, because he pays
nw '
the bills ; the other ku
` gives the best satisfactio
earliest available opportunity, aided by bs pmcuslngy he has resolved to be com
“ ' 7/, ff
i of
i cause she feeds it to her
Admirsl '1">l¢U and me nest- A9 1° lZ°l1el" sisteut in himself, and to wave out before
als Kuropatkln, Kuroki and tile northern the Dubuc °Y€ the °0‘0l‘S he bl-S 56°!!
Russian and Japanese armies and their zempemnce advance. We behold these
p'°b°ble m°v°m°m'°lh° crm" an in colors, and as we read their design, we
doubt. Kuropatkin has been urged to are dispowd to baueve “mm wh,
move down thelinc to the relief of Port carried by au` enemy to the cause
Arthur, but it would be madness to do “'
this witha superior Japanese force close Eur mdhidual pmsperl" and our
1
u
is daily growing stronger by addition of a
the reinforcements being hurried forward 5
from Russia. On the other hand there
c
' t ose movements
For the present he holds Kuropstkin in a syndication of evil aug tothe gs
position wnsre he is an-aid *fo m@ve_ tablishment of moraiprincipies, undeilied
"cept it be Q0 rgtreat ,,".mm_ m”,th_ pndimmutabie. If hetowhom we have
c
_ because we believed him worthy, and
V611'-‘DR “Y HWBHDU W l`¢ll°V@ PML because of his boundless opportunities of
Arthur, or will he force a battle in the kindling a greater interest along these
scretly carrying under the oloak l f s
e are cndeavcring to advance
gsinst the -opposition of foes to
reass ofearnestness and enthusiasm in
h which tcnd to the
oksd as our patron in this grand work
lines, cannot with awider vlalcn lock
beyond grammatical errors, or rude,
though well meant presentations of t-ruth,
if he docs not know that seldah motives
belong oniyto small natures, and that
larger natures have the best interests of
the world at large to heart, who shall be
our spokesman in this great work 1 We
would be sorry to question the standing
of our editor, were it not so evidsntln
his harshly expressed opinion of fllrs.
Nation, that he is not greatly interested
iua forward movement of temperauce
Were it not that petty dislikes and selfish
prejudices prevent him from appreciat-
ing earnest effort, were his vision eu-
oy ty our ,
_hopefully towards the future, trusting
that alieifcrts made in the name of our
God shall prosper and bring to pass, that
no harm mfg t te
can tell to what degree the causes of tem
-1-
Dear Sire. -Within the Vast year I
know of three fatty tumors on the head
ilavlea.beia¢»emev¢ll»i» rue. snlhltlan
of l(INARD'B LINDIENT without any
_surgical opexutilou and there is no indica-
tioaofa return. _ _ '
' "iff ' UAP‘l‘.W.‘A.“PITl‘.
Clifton, N. B;'hea¢leial'erry. 1 1 »
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cad
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most
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the
coal
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fire.
Peake’s No. r Wharf.
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s a mightier power for the elevation of
he status of popular opinion in this re- -' `
gard, than to the press, as also for the ln- ,‘ 
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atillnll salvation. 'ro whom can we mm  8
As in the past so now
are showiugsome of the n
est creations ln suitings a
trouserings that are put on
market. '
tin a graceful, comforts.
ang well finished garment
a moderate cost.
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largod so that trilinz faults would not “' - _
_ Merchant Tailor,
standasobstaclesin the way of accom
plishing great ends, then, retaining him .
rs'our Qpatron, and relying upon his ' Mofns Block-
l rl in behalf ws would leer - `
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for which our hearts yearn. In the ' ' » ' ' ' ' ' r l 1
future welook for better thiuusfromour F-T -g' 2'- IQ I5.. -1' 
editor, hopius! that he will forbear to 1 _
icrl the
perance has suhrad. by his ruthleep oou- V i _ `
damnation of ons of its advocates f '     _ a '_ ‘ 
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_iudgeso heartlesslv any access to '
3 advancement of our cause, and that he '  _
will rather lend his sympathy and good 1 ‘ `  ' 
~ will which count muchiu these days of _ _ ~ E ,
need. Had he even withheld his opinion, _ ' - ' ‘ I \ - _
' ‘ ` h have rssui dghut who ` _ -
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If M§¢N¢i11'S Eczema
Lot1on_fal1s .tocure any case
of ecoema it will cost you
nothing; lf it cures only 250,
he-It has cured _hundreds of
cases. Why Ilot try a bottle.
Good for any skin trouble.
Sold only by
ELLIS.
THE DRUGGIST,
' Charlottetown.
WRIGI-IT'S. HOTEL
Summer touristswill ind this hotel
pleasantly situated four miles from
h’town on the North River. Good
bathing and boating. Terms moderate.
Address _ wlu. M. WRIGHT,
15 tts tor West Royalty, Ch'mwu_
_ _
SWEET-
Is another nanletglven to oul-Icandy” by
an enthusiast, _ lwe could remember
all the nice things le sa about our
sweeties" we mM a bask. But,
they deserve  'ere sn’t any-
thing _ _ _ _
Tr l-"l.¢,PEl.,.'" °“£i.”" W
a ref o . , . e
know* that'-"slam ."cagil'iha-ouatl? great
deal more. But that doesu’t rave any-
thing. The. proof of the sandals in the
...ns-.~=  -a me
w. A. `lnl'r_ciii=:soN.
99 mwl. w il, Crown Confectionery,


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Dishes and C rea (ether Clocks Old
romp eu? ve&|r yltrrgmollar
savelopea. 'L Oulu  _Window
eorrlicea, ov M' ig" ._ aft silver
Luster, Pitchers. Illmtlpek Guns, Pistols. ere.
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