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Special Notice
Having purchased from Mr. F. J.
Hornsby the stock and good will of
his Books and Stationery Business in
thohforris Block, we will continue
the business in its various branches,
selling at lowest prices for cash only.
Iii B. M. Hornsby, who has mana-
ged the business in the past, will be
in charge of the store, and will be
pleased to attend to all old customers
and many new ones.
A choice new stock of \Vsill Papers
will be at once put on sale, and all
dqvartments of the business will be
kept well stocked. A Well supplied
news stand will be a. special feature
of the business. The store will be
known as “The Bazaar Bookstore."
THE BAZMH GUMPANY
Successors to F_J. Hfr»-_ sby.
Mon-is Block. Ciftown. Mch16,19uJ
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~ We know that it is
not safe to send children
- to most grocery stores
because very often theyg
are imposed upon, but@
any of our patrons canw
essences
# anything they want. We will
¢ be more careful in waiting
i upon them than if some of the@
older people came. We pay%
special attention to orders, Ask
* only the best grcceies and can-
; 'ned goods and can save you
_ on your grocery bill. Try usa
al- W,-ite for p,.;ce,,_ We Seng made no public bequests except $5,000 to
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There is another eas`
one; who comes first in
the foundry business i
this city 2
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Founders,
Engineers and Machinists
Steam Navigation Cds Wharf.
Charlottetown, P. E. 1.
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»Iii this view of the case thc American
_y safely send their Children “HQ lately and called on the President. Mrs.
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AMERICAN WAR LOSSES.
a:_nn- ?` _______  ARE GOOD 
So much attention has been bestowed
/_ * 1 sas
, \ upon the war in South Africa, and we have _
\  ` 1 ` _ _ And They May Soon Form Part ol the
and wounded in that regrettable conflict
that we have almost lost sight for the
kind of a. war from that between the Brit-
ish and the Boers, with few if any general
The Boston Herald has published a list of
the losses by death in the United States `
army in the Philippines from lst -_Tune 18-
98 to March 10th, 1900, from wounds, ac-
cident, suicide and di-1ea.<e,making n grand
total of 1.711. _ '
1°* ‘“ = ‘guide in  iniating the number of wound- ntgd to  h _oi _ =’
i ed bythe number of the dead, wefmight
calculate upon three wounded for every
5' one killed in battle. But in the Philippines
the proportion of deaths from disease has
been largcrthaii in South Africa, and t-he
proportion invalidcd home on account
of sickness_ has also been verv much
lgreater. Many of these will never recover
iridividual is as great if he is permanently
disabled from disease as from woun ds.
losses in the Philippines, while not num-
erically so great as our own losses in
,South Africa, will be found to make an
‘aggregate of not less than 5.000 men
either now dead or afflicted with greater
or less lifelong disability from wounds
or disease.
The inoncy cos: of the war in the
_ Philippines has been r.l1~eii<ly much greater
tin proportion to thc loss of life than the
lwzir inSouth Africa. Under the pension
i system established in the Republic it will
involve an enormous outlay under that
head for a. generation to come. These are
some of the salient features of the American
losses and cost to be offset against a
struggle which certainly lacks something
of the justification which attends the
British cause in Natal and Cape Colony,
i and certainly has not been more distin-
jguished by either generalship or valor
V than the British-Boer war. '
1--l-gli-
Lady Minto has been in ‘Washington
`\IcKinley was suffering from a cold and
was not seen.
ii
The late Senator Lewin of St. John, left
an estate of $3‘~.’il,00() out of which he
,` the Methodist Conference of N. B. and P.
E. Island. It had been expected that the
Mount Allison institutions would have
received a bequest.
That was a. quite remarkable ann ounce-
ment made in our despatches of yesterday
1 morning that Secretary Wyndham had
stated in the Imperial Parliament that 276
commissions in the army will be granted
\ to the Colonies. A large share of these,
_ possibly one third to one half, may be ex-
pected to fall to Canadians. This will
serve to give an impetus to the military
spirit in Canada and will afford much de-
sired openings for advancement in a mili-
tary career to those who have qualified
themselves for com rnand in the defence of
the Empire. The new departure is no
doubt owing to the patriotic stand taken
by the Colonies in rallying to the Imperial ,
standard during the present war.
Don Carlos, the pretender to the throne
of Spain, has announced his citizenship in 1
that country and declared himself hence-'
forth a subject of Austria. It is pre-
sumed that his annunciation of citizen- _
ship includes the abandonment of all
aim to the throne as the Spanish people ,
could never be expected to accept zz N
eserter for their sovereign. It is intini- \'
ted that Don Carlos may set up a claim
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felt so deeply the loss of brave men killed
' 1
'_' i time of another war which has been pro-
‘ 5,1; ' grossing for a longer time in the Philip-
pine Islands. It has been a very different
engagements, and yet has rolled up a sad m soldieriug, and there must be many young
M aggregate of losses in me ,md maiming Boers who will be reluctant to return to a.
, It iS t0 be 0l>>`€T\'@fl that tht’-S0 are the generals of Irish,C-aniidiaxitind Australian,
dentlis alone. If the experience of the origin.
iBritisli forces in South Africa affords any ‘ “Army C0‘D1l1l“5\'l°US 31`0 50 be f~_"5\`f‘U YO
~=¢. in E
British Forces, The London Standard _
H
Says. _
Principal cditorinlto-day, indulges the
hope that many Boers may yet become
British soldiers. It says:-“The Boers,
are proved to have a. remarkable turn for
humdrum pastoral life after the excite-
ments of campaigning. If they are will-
ing to adopt 11 niilitiiry career, we can
find room for them iii safer :md more
satisfactory enterprises than armed rebel-
lion. \Ve may yet hope to see some futuie
Cronie or Joubert leading British troops
on the battlefield, side by side with
Australians Similar prwileffcs, must be
e ot cr c onies, including
those of Southern Africa." `
An Invention That Will be
Appreciated. '
Postage stamps in book form are an in-
novation promiscd' by the Post-office Dc-
partment in \Vashington. Ever since
Stamps were first used it- has been tiiede-
sire of the department to overcome the
tendency of the stamps to stick together(
Third A.~_sistant-Postinaster General
. » - _ I ' .
Qbout my frequent calls on you?" he    Fmncib Joseph dieS_ The Spanish pre.. __...;._._. _
**'°‘\- tender was born in 1848, and prosecuted _ B¢|0f¢ ¢|l¢ Vl¢¢.C|llll¢¢||°|'-
“N0; pa is a man of action," she ; _ 7  _i -
_ ‘_ ' ' _ ' h ~ '“' “ "- 1
gpliedenigmatically. WEDNESDAY' MARCH 28, um- his claims by open warfare during' t e
years 1872 6. _ '
The case of Clements vs Clements was
continued .before the _ Vice Chancellor
yesterday afternoon and argued by the .y
counsel on both sides.
The further consideration of the case
comes on tomorrow, Thursday, at 11. a. m.
The Admiralty Court meets today to
continue the case of Brian vs S.S.Tiber.
Good for Newfoundland.
Sr. zJonN’s, N!ld.,Ma.rch 25.--1-Thesealiris
steamer Leopard, which took shelter at
the storm' is due here to-morrow morning
and othersuccessful steamers are expected
to arrive during the day. Judging from
the reports thus far received, the 'total
number of seals actuallytaken by the fleet
is about 296,000n.nd the prospect is that,
as four weeks of thc fishingseason have yet
to run, this total will be increased by
same 60,000, As the entire catch last year
was only 247,000 this year`s figures pr- mise
to be the best within twenty years.
The steamer Harlow has 13,000.
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`, If you are provided with a 'ttle of
`l-Izirvard Syrup you can bid deiilice to
‘T that sudden cough, sore throat, hoarse-
ness, tickling sensation in the bronchial
tubes and enlargement of tonsils. No
other cough remedy is so prompt and
satisfactory in its action. Ask your
T dealer for it.
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Petticoat sale. Today we offer 35
La.dies` black and Colored Petticoats.Some
serviceable black Italians andsatecns also
striped moreens .“a.nd-“.- Sateens.
A few double decker ilounoed, all the
llatest styles, well finished and good lin-
Madden‘s scheme issi hook with alternate
leaves of parafllnf: paper. On its covers
will be printed the postal rates of thcljnit-
ed States, and of foreign countries. It will
pocket, and will contain stanips to the
amount of 24 ceiits,-ld cents, 93 cents. The
cost of the book, with the exception of the
stamps, will be 1 cent. `
BORN.
At Crapnud on the 27th I-l:irCli_ to Mr.
and Mrs. James Waddell, twin.~'. Son and
daughter. .
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Wom-Out Nerves"
lrlng Headaches, Bickaches, Pains in Llmbl,
, Sleeplessness, Irregularities, Nervous
Prostration and Paralysis.
Woman's work is never done. From
early morn till late at night many a woman
_ tolls on day after day, week afteryveek, and
year after year, with no rest, no recreation,
and not even change of work, for it is the
same monotonous round over and over
again.
Little wonder that the nerves are shat-
tered, the system run down, and the body
racked by pains and aches. Little wonder
that the head aches, the digestive functions
are impaired, and the delicate organs
become irregular. Little wonder that beauty
fades, the skin becomes pale and sallow,
and the body thin, weak and worn out.
To correct these ailments and to renew tha
vitality of the body a restorative is necessary,
and there is no greater restorative known to man
_ than Dr. Chases Nerve Food. It is a new
wonder of medical science that gets down to the
foundation and builds up gradually but surely
until the whole system is revitalized and disease
becomes a thing unknown.
Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food is put up in pill form,
and if taken regularly according to directions
will positively and permanently cure the most
serious nervous disorders of men, women and
children. gon. abox at all dealers, or Edman-
non, Ba.tes&Co., Toronto. Bookfree. 23
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J as. Paton & Co.-28 li.
‘ \Vant a carpet square ? We have 100 at
a. bargain.-Jas.Paiton &: Co. _ Z3,tf.
. W: P. Colwill is showing some good
be made so that it can he carried in a small i VRl11€S in ChaIHb€1`f.“'9-1`e- (five US 2- Call
and be convinced. ' 1 tf
Lots of people`get their job
printing done at THE GUAR-
DIAN Oflice and save money.
Give us atrial order. ` All
work ready when promised.
Garters’ Seeds Grow-
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, The only tailor-made suit worth the
name is the one that fits.
1 Fjt is the vital feature, the life of every
i ladies’ tailored garment¥one wrinkle
I mins the effect.
 “Te have the kind that Ht-not a
1 “pull” not a “draw” at any point.
".stretch’ and. “shrink” taken out of it
1% before being cut-a fact which insures a
linings throughout the coat.good buttons,
genuine hair cloth stifieningzs. satin p d-
ings. etc., and price right.-Jas. Paton iS:
, Co. _ ' Z3, tt.
has no equal. Gives agoodi appetite' ;,
a. glossy coat, a louse hiue, a healthy-
apigearane . _ ‘ ‘
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English We rotedm
Westeyvitie yesterday, in consequence of y Engugh Sgfggg.
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Ready-made Pants.
Moncton Blankctlng, You win
Blankets. _ lb' “mi
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