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The death is announced of Sir _VValter ~ _ ~ ._ _ __ -1  _
     Besant, the eminent English novelist. He _  __  §   __ _ 
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TUESDAY, JUNE ll, 1901. ____ ' _ _ _ _ ' . _.
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With Eczema
County Ont., writes as follows:-“I was -- "
troubled with Eczema or Salt Rheum There are persistent rumors that Japan
for over twelve years, and during th
time doctored with tour diitei-ent ph
live temporary relief. I saw
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Chaoe‘s Ointment advertised, decided of hostilities is probable. We must, how-
to try it and before I had used half
box found great relief and change.
un. iz. sioaaai-a, mini, N<>rr<3i1i" Russii /iNn.i.ii>iN_
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am now completely' cured. I have
commended it to my neighbors, and can
my estimation wcrth its weight
Sold."
from the tortures of skin disease
moot appalling, and so much the wo
Ointment stands alone as the one un
railing remedy for salt rheum, eczem
disease ('0 cents a box, at all dc
gr-9', or Edinaiison, Bates & Co., Tor~ tervention of the other powers. It may
01110.
Dr. Chase’s
Ointment.
Orange
Marmalade
We have just received a
quantity of Marmalade in 5
lbs tins at
45 CENTS.
Also Cross .Sz Blaclrwells
Orange Marmalade in 7 lbs
i ns 75 cts.
J.D.MACl.E0ll & C0.
Phone 126
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See Program next weelr.
Admission 25c and 35s.
Give the Philharmonic a good sen
of.
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K Hughes’
Special Remedies
me all tried Medic:ine=, specially for the di
eases for which they are recommended-T
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6§|°_1§l;;§_r"§_‘”:§ffc_°’ 1” 3” ‘°” °°”5 P existence of Japan would be threatened,
Horse and cattle medic nes specially prepared as Only 8 narrow strait ¢l1Vld€S the
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liclans. but found that they could only is believed by many that an early outbreak
If ever, bear in mind that the resources of
together I have used three boxes and the world for preventing war are ETSU-ter
re' than ever before. The tribunals created
in ready to arbitrate almost all causes of
li-Y li is the best I ever used. and in bythe Hague Peace Conference stand
The keen misery which many endure ‘international difference and disagreement
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ii Within certain bounds the Peace Confe-
because it is unnecessary. Dr. Chase’i I-ence also laid down the liI1€S Within
9__ which a single nation maybe prevented
lcald head and every form of ltchiplg from breaking the peace by an Mmedin.
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‘ Siberian Railway than afterward. With
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ht called, with 82,000 square miles and
B ,_,:,p,,C ,, _ 7,500,000 people, was a possession of 
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H:§h§;_Dig§stive1_°n_c_ gbma. _pntil 189.1, when it became an in <\\_/ S.ve_:‘._ign _Riot Baer Ex  ____w_ _ _ :
fi crecspte Maxtifire epen ent, absolute monarchy. Japan, ~\_\__ ti-wr, _5¢_ \;)._/i __ - v _
16:3? iiiggiovgff rs' ani’ he' "°°°°°°f“1W‘“` "wh Cum” md _ _ WilSou’s Root Beer Extract ' l _ H  
“ Eye Water, claim to Korea, but was checkmated by ~1_ 10c_ Mty 23 dtf
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° Fmmdem Engineem _ is a very gi eat reluctance to venture upon  __ __ _ __ _-_ff  ' ,_;;~_
'the tremendous hazard ot an armed con-  ' 5  o   ~
- Steam Navigation Co’s Wharf, Char- niet- ~ ` H ` ‘ ` 5
Machinists and Boilermakers.
‘ lottetown P. E. Island.
“P5” them _and continental railway is completed and un-  ’ ,.~ 3'1"   '~
m°k° them cut - limited Russian reinforcements would be   ` _.  *f
GRASS as goo'1 as Dew. . available. Ofcourse there is the chance   'K ji'-i_;
Send them alongs of other nations, France, Germany, or  ~~.  __~_._ flfl".
to _ _ _ _ __ 
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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTIETOWN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, JUNE11, 1901.
be doubted however, whether such a com-
bination would be effected against Japan
should the latter presently declare war
against Russia.
In population, material resources and in
armed strength on land Russia may be
said to be three times as strong as Japan.
But in sea power their strength is com-
paratively much more equal as a total,
while in Eastern Waters, where the first
shock of conflict would take place the
weight of ships and guns would be on the
the Black Sea, and on the Pacific coast of
Asia. The first naval battle if war were
suddenly precipitated would bein Eastern
waters and between practically the entire
Japanese fleet and the Russian Eastern
Squadron with the chances of the initial
victory for Japan if the combat took
place in the open sea.
J a.pan’s insular position gives her the
same advantages for attack and defence,
and something of the same security at
home that is possessed by the British
Isles. So long as her fleet remains
stronger than that of her antagonist in
eastern waters Japan will be invulnerable
at home. But should the Russian fleet in
the east take refuge and stand for defence
under shelter of her land defences at
Vladivostock or Port Arthur the entire
however, from the consideration that she
can fight Russia with much better chances
before the completion of the Trans-
that great highway completed, Russia.
could mass her troops by hundreds of
_thousands on her Pacific coast, and in
Manchuria, and could undoubtedly,
despite Japan’s:opposition, overrun and
annex Korea.
The possession of Korea is, in fact the
ultimate object of both Russia and Japan.
The “Hermit Nation” as it has been
Britain, or all of them, becoming in
days that where no great territorial o
other object is immediately in sight ther
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ololoolollolo ' ' “P- 5- CORSE-T5”       _ _ sim W.-..... '
gg- _ _ ~ _ omething extra line in light weight natural wool ni¢~,e1_y finished
Japanese navy might be repulsed. J apan's'
Japanese side. Having no distant posses-
sions Japan's entire naval strength is-
available for attack or defence at home. _ m "W, 9' " .- " "1"'.`1.,. _ _
Russia’s greater navy is divided into( _ J ___.___,__  f"f~""° "f
three great divisions widely separated 1   ` 3 ‘ __
and not easily brought together. They   
are located permanently in the Baltic,  
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Av,  I desiretoprecipitateaconllict now arises, 'of
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volved. This we regard as improbable. _ _.__,,»1_-;»_,,-,,.__.;p.- .oi ,,» _
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War has become so very costly in these ""'B "' ' '5 ‘ ’
Robert Wllliams\ Buchanan, a Scottish
poet and prose writer of considerable note
died on Sunday last. He was born in
Warwickshire in 1841.
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The aged Pope is again reported ill b t
not seriously so. His great age of 91
years makes even a slight indisposition
an indication of danger.
It appears quite clearly from a reading
fully made by any appointed vendo .
The clause relating to sales by druggists is
as follows:
(5) Provided that the sale by legally
qualified physicians, chemists and drug-
gists may be made of pnysician’s prescrip-
tions containing spirltuous liquors mixed
with any other drug or medicine, and not
intended for use as a beverage.
&...A- ” ~ ?1-- _--_-._-_-~ _-.-»_
“ I found your medi-
cine a blessing to me
and my family.”
There are women who feel something
like a grudge against the children, who
one after another rob their mother of her
beauty and strength Men do not usually
reahze how much the mother ves to
each child to her own loss ome
accept it as part of the obligation of
Nature and pay the debt grudgingly
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new joy and fresh happiness It isn’t
I the children that steal the mother’s
i strength It is the unnatural drains and
pains which weaken her
Every woman who has used Dr Pierce’s
Favorite Prescription has found in it the
one thing woman has waited for. It
stops the drains, heals inflammation
ulceration, makes the bah 's advent
“ Favorite Prescriptio .”
a
pleasure and his life a b essing o
‘.9 I read what your medicine had done for o er
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opiates or narcotics are contained in
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gzople," writes Mrs. Edwin H. Gardner, Box
ecliwood, Norfolk Co. Mase., “ so thought
` I would try it, and I found that it was a blessing
_ to me and my family. I_b_egan in june and too
six bottles of your medicine, and three vials of
‘Pellets.' I tool: your ‘medicine a year when I
had a ten pound girl. I had the easiest time I
ever had with any of my children. I have be
eu' it kin bein f°'s __
Rfy W SIUCQ. O0 !‘¢¢ £3 0 8
ite Prescription, three of ‘Golden Medical
eovci3,' and three vials of 'Pellets' I had no
appe te and could not eat much withgut it d
trqsing me. Before I took the medicine I only
wepgrhed _x35 pounds. and now I weigh 175."
. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets clear the
brain by cleansing the body of the cor-
ruption which clouds it.
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C°"‘ ¢“f° Russia. Japan has never forgiven the W 
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“ Digrrxiflioeednkeiiiedy. action by which she was robbed of the em ‘ E r tact 1 v M
RhF“”’°*i$”‘ C“"- fruits of her victory. Moreover, with?
'roothache Rcmedv Korea in Russian possession the national
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.. Ha" D’°5si”g° _ - - - - _{” All Easy to n_1a.ke,giving you » _ . " »
' ` ' i a plessint beverage for little -  _ l WANTS,  ND’ 
- - - ' ° oncy Also in stock. . _ » _ e _ ' ' jf'
*”°‘1“i'ed-“ADVICE FREE-" Hermit Kin dom from the Ja anesc "J Pab=t’s Malt Extract- \V - ' T I”
Ginger B er Exfract. l0c
in
s’1é`él’
ofthe Prohlbitory Law that druggists P
are not allowed to sell ihtoxicants un-  
mixed, even upon the prescription of a
physician. Such sales can only be law-
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Yet in Nature-‘s plan every child is d ’The Millin9fY L3adefSl
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THE BEST VALUE possible for the money,
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she now is. ' _ _ _ The Sqsuare l_)_;USSlS"S-  You will find it in our English Dinner Seis at $12.00. They are the
In any case whether the conflict begins UUUYS1 9- \\\ lg cheapest, in the long rum
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A gun Lawn , one for Japan to undertake. If Japanese *R ‘ _ r '-" '
Mower does more forces were landed in Korea it is not im- __,..  .__ _   '  _
° probable that the Kingdom would make  "  =' "T"--‘   0
harm than good' m Mcommon cause with Russia and in this   ni;  if i . ,
we 'fhnpen and w way the ground could be lield until the  .  3-,   Sunnyside
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'asc in our dry housa, will be sold at abargain. delivery “I I A 4’ ‘ "  -i"=“' ' ' IIN' Gs ."-
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andmoneyland may
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lines as long.
MGKINNUN' 8|.
heltyour
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Lower Queen St , Ch’t'cwn. -' 'I
As we _are very busy in our Millineiy
Department and our milliners are
working early and late to keep up with
the orders
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specially requests that you leave your
order as early as possible. because
when we promise your hat at a certain
time you are sure of getting it.
at F. Perkins & Co.
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Nothing helps a min to forget his troubles, mire than a
comfortable, perfect-iitting, and well made suit. _
'Ihat is where the art comes in-malvring them comfortable.
Our many years experience in making clothes is what helps "
us to give, with our elegant fi s, just the comfort you want, Buy '
from us and get the quality, the comfort, the high class finish, and
the moderate price. '
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 E   - _ _ eth s'M.ilt Extract and Htff- .__ A,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, m,'§,,,,, B,{,§’_‘“’K,,,.
» » , _ whether to precipitate a war at the pre- ;._ bl-am Q _ _ _ v » ch lottetowii. mfdaw
sent time or await an inevitable conflict ' ‘
Airotcheai-iesHall.Sunnvside. yearslater when her encroaching enemy i A* W0  
i_ ' - ' - shall have become much stronger than li
with the intelligent buyer is, not to buy goods for less than cost, but to get
Lewis Old Stand
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Light H Weight Underclothing
' For Warm Weather
In cotton, light, smooth and soft
_ _ 50 cents pei' suit.
Nicely Finished Balbriggan fine as silk
Morro Outfitters.
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Building Lots For 
place
premises
said power
28 Tues tl sale.
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  Worth’s
1 Prince Street, ’
~_ Ch’town. P._E
JOHN 1VlcLEOD & C0. R
good condition. 1 Will be sold
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the
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seven
said
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of the
on the said
the abovg
thereafter in
sale be sold by
H.
Charlottetown, Hay 27 igot.
Livery Sta
§First class single
double teams.
Finetumoutsfor
_and private parties.
lephono
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For fsale `a isecond.l\and~'1i_`_ R
(Bi-oidwood) Mahogany Case, ,fin
for cash. Call and see it at my
room, Great George Street.
 
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W ANTED -One or two capable servant mae!!
wh o thoroughly understand horses and stock.
W ages $120 pei' year-and found. References re-
q uired.-Wm. Walsh, Reppoch. ` 4 d 1 wk .
WANTED-A Carriage Blacksmith. Appl lb
Bowden C. Atlcinson, Port Elgin. Westmorelzl-hd
Co., N. B. ` ` June 1 1mo._
TWANTED.-A servant for general home
work. apply to Mrs. R. B. Norton, Upper Prince
Street. ~ zgzf. _
"rb"iI1'=F‘..-A ia e neil 4° x 5° feet, 'c§fnei-_of
Great George anrd ltuston Streets. APP? W
George Wheatley. 523 lm
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w.wrEn.`se i d ' <1 im wag and
work *in bakery. yhlruspgg ai 1ead.tyr6, wiggln i811’
education. Good recommendation. Apply (0
D. Stewart, Eclipse Bakery. 17 U- __
T0 LET,-That conveniently situated 1103158
onthe corner of Pownal and Water street lf-
present occupied by Mr Hewitt, ¢ as all 11190-
ern improycments. Possession given the iii#
of May. ` 26 t f
T0 LET.--Two new dwelling-housee 03
Hillsboro st. near Hillsboro sipére, TMI#
houses ire both new and Bret-c 1!1_ NYU
particular and have all modern convenience!-
Apply to W. W. Wellner. 25! f ¢
T0 LET.-.A three story dwelling on PrllC¢
street near Kindergr ten Hall This houi-e bv
all modern conveniences. Apply to W. W-
Wcllner. 26 t f _
WANTED.-A Houselreeper for the Wafrm
Farm. Amiddle aged person preferred- Sim?
tion. permanent it suitable.-Apply t;J:_&°h°
Newsom, Charlottetown. 4
ron sans.-5c sure; usfemm sank °f
r. E. 1. stocks. n. acer. 115-_
aoslws wnirxn.-T°_»¢ii our see:-sm-_
War and Family Rec: . _l Pictures. Our lg
make from_$xoo to flue a n\oiith,canvasai:l¢ di
teauuhil pieces o art. See gui' IMS* *
every day? in another part of this paper. H012*
Uove ty lf af. Co.. Clumxo. Ill. _
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tice and Residence: Km Si.
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