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_ ndghere is a general boom in all staple
‘ bg; of Crockeryware. Enamelled Ware
gmt-throat prices.
~ €A`f T
If you want VALUE; if you want
V MBGAINS; if you want SATISFAC-
mN, go to the only place where you can
ptthem.
Crockery Store.
W, ug waging a terrible war with high
Fmes- just now. You should
~ (1 7|
PIEIKIIN'
Ag gui-'Store some day this week, and it
,nl givsyou some idea of how we are
,gducting the China Campaign. The
A 'beg at which we offer China Tea Setts,
"beyond the comprehension of every f
gybuyei-s. Our Dinner Setts and Toilet
saggy-e also exceptionally low in prAice.
W. P. COLWILL,
PA E ]sland,8 Grenest ;Ie next returns the arms to the front
'- _l
,*"‘l _ _..._ __
anno! be su ssed
-A
llu you desire perfect satisfaction
wh your corsets? Of course you
do! Then try a. pairlike those shewn
above. You can getapair to fit you
just as snugly and which will almost
hreyou with the long' wearthey will IAA t b k AA h_ mst k er po
'_ - -_ _ _ o is ' ne ing s-. _ _
gm The mammal’ at and Emsh itidiimifteiranainwwal, during whichone, ftemptedv it Should beamed as much”
- two threeare again slowly counted, the P°SSib|° by timing the artificial respir'
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The E. T is A. I
States
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rfiiy Mills Madeira" sh°p'\i‘})L
eve that Furness or Zinc of 'jg
repaired in first class order, Q,
the cold weather fomee. li
years expariebce in the =
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H Stevenson,
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Great George Street, il)/]\"
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Upposite R Toombs \\A»
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All work guaranteed 
lil),
S. Vharlorretown.
CDTIZET
retired from business would
have received their accounts ;
lDd~»b`ed to me make immed
‘ sr the Medical Hal
S. W. DODD.
  ~ A toinob'le’s built for_two'- AA
. _,_A_ *imiii-__ _$29 gndifora ach like you
To restore the drowning no time should
be lost in moving the patient or waiting
or a doctor. To know what to do, and
do it with all speed, may save a. life that
aminute`s loss of time might lose. Many
are the methods that have beeneinployed,
A, but the following two, given by one who
has rescued manypersons from the surf,
are said to be the bestz-
In the first place the operator places
himselfon his knees behind the pa.tient's
head, seizes both of the patient’s arms
near the elbows, and sweepsthem around
. horizontally and over the head, until they
meet above it-_ when he gives them a
strong pull, which he keeps up for one _
or two seconds. Thiseffectsan inspiration.
urface of the chest, and makes a strong
pressure against the lower ribs in order to
force the air from the chest and produces
a respiration. This occupies about a second
, of time. He repeats these, thus producing
about twenty complete acts of respiration
in a minute, and keeps it up until natural
breathing has been restored or it is certainA
that life is extinct. ' A
By the second method the operator lays
the patient o_n his back and places a roll
‘of clothing under the lolns, so as to make
the short ribs bulge prominently forward _
and raise them a little higher 'than the
level of the mouth. The arms are then'
stretched forcibly back ov'er~~the head,
crossed, and held in this position by an
assistant, who also holds the tip of the
tongue over one corner of the mouth
grasping it wite a, _dry hankcrehief. The
operator then kneels astride the_pat.ient's
hips, and, with_his hand resting on the
stomach of the_ patient, spreads out his,
lingers, so as to grasp the waist about the 
Beggars-_” _ time was spent acting as stretcher
~- i’.°“'i'~ .i;°:.f*“°:f..“":i2‘ °‘;z.:;r°s“.i:e,_ If you havent bee
p 1 who Hive their Win - A f ' e _` ’ . . ' . 
ig-__; _;;;1;_3 ____ ,,_,,, _,___ ,,A_, WHEN Riscuui rnuii NTERESIING LETTERS t‘;'i‘;‘;’;.*‘;“;;‘_‘if:;;‘;.:‘;r.";1   _    _ k
UNLY P150? w.g65 R631 VALUE in r the bayonet. Their advance was f - -I  c   6
as ear  A
,hchipa Line is at i -__ Lesslybdoneas a parade at horns would ‘  ' an
A ave een. In the early morning when
O]L.¢TK7I]L»]'_|’S - I ' it d ii ei u .j _
G.,-...........---.._. The Water -How Respira P1' 0111 F~ F B¢5t at Burden ouiiifi .§iff.r§i§i-i3§teii}§°.§i,.ff.fi‘fi1ini{'$'.i G    __ Watfihl
tion may be Had _Dan_ Port and G.  Ban-ie I the casualty list run up to 96 in all; Be- ; 
fore rolmg up in our blankets for the     
B f A night I ot the fellows  A,_A    AA _
_ \\ \\ 4 1*: --: \' \»"\ \\>_= \ i* \
power, so far as I could see, to make their i
lot easier, clothing the poorly clad. sharing S
A my last hard tack with those who had
 none, giving medicine to the sick, and the ‘ a
have seen hard times, beyond what will
and do not complain of hardships. b
were held at nights, and when we were 8,
oi' Regimental parade services at the will
of the General. Chaplain Lane and I 5
and a few times I arranged Bible Classes
and Prayer Meetings. So far as was con-
systematic personal work, and when no-
by night and day. My heart was lifted
times from the saddle, and sometimes on- v
remove the wet- clothing as quickly as
possible, loosening the garments under 1
the body and drawing them down over 0
the feet. The body should thenbegently t
into something dry and covered
damp. Warmth istobe secured by any C
means that ingenuity may suggest. Hot -
boards have been lain in the summer sun t
may be utilised. c ’ ` 't
_At the Seashore there is plenty of hot t
sand, and often plenty of baking hot
s_hort_ri_b_s. He next throws all his weight
steadily forward upon his `h8fDdS, While E
at the same time hesqueeaestbe ribs  `
continued as_ long as necessary.
, another person,without in any way iu~ 1
ii Agfrraptingbhem’ mama cover me bodyA wat-er upon the chest. Where it is avali-
able there is no stimulus to respiration
l better than that of a good faradic battery,
ou  used as to eausea reflex sobbing or deep The mst man that came in this morning
_ _  _ _ E  that he would never have thought of
'w1'lting'home~ifit- had »not beenforfour' _. ._ ,_-. _ _-- _ _ __
facilities and invitation last night to
make use of the room. ‘
ecrlptlone Venue Ilr. Ghelfe Klum)-
Uver Pills.
give you. The difference is that Df-
Chggds Kidney-Liver Pills were D91*
hu dreds of cases.
S 1511*. Chase won almost as much PODU' ‘
larity from his ability to cure kidney
with this formula, as he did from the l
The idea. of one treatment reaching
he kidneys and liver at the same time
counts for the success of Dr. Chase‘s
cm licated ailments of the filtering
fnfgigis, and _every forin of ha.ekaA?heéA
Kidney-Livefr'P111s are unapproached.
__ d gular, and so
em hsgithgiigcbiiife ariinelxenths of the
iiieio which humanity is Subject- OHS
pig a. dose 25 centl a box. at an deal'
ronto. » ‘ `
_,,,,..-,~.5. _ A
..Bl6YGI..Ei:i
1 H A S _ Wouldn’t ' This “Explode” A Jenny.
' ' s  ' You ?    
UEHTIVST » §‘,‘;‘§é'h.¥i“iii§§’i;”f»'s°iii`§T§§§ iiiifiiwsy; “fe
5ggN|y§|‘Q, New' Her wheel a worthy Welland Vale
, dm _ Ur else she’d never tell this tale. _ ‘A
FHS,  to AThe  steamed by, and said: My
dear.
" S Work Reasonable; There's room for you; 001118. .lump in
here! A
 A CARI) ! _ indicia dissnnéared
3.11:: hgigud said, as she watchecfhis plight
 ” PV  . D ...Thmk8_ judge. =You're really out of
s  v J '1 i 1 ht.”
'J -` _
pressure is repeated, and the process is *M035 to it- It' may be stimulated by
carefully applying smelling salts or am-
While either of these processes is going" m°“i“ to the n°5°» by slapping thf’ ski”
I _
-- ' I vlaee of the artiiical, but it must not be
_ _  e  left unwatched for some time.
h DCT." .f In _“lin” "“»_,r" ing necessity should prompt the removal
\ of the patient from the place where he is
_ Ch . Km _Liver pm, gn lbeing treated. Not untilftherespiration
an ju1s)tras mai:dh.a. do<?t?i°'s prescription as is perfectly established should he be dis-
Remember we keep always on \ .Any t0,.mumA_y°m- family physician Mm t
a full stock of Tmwsre. Call »_
Inspect No trouble to show a ‘- _
_'Ili' l fected after the formula had l>1'0V¢!\ if' _ _
\\) ' self of inestlmable value in scores 0! ,be placed in a Warm bed,|being carefully
clrried to it with the head low, strict
,watch being kept meanwhile on the
dheue, liver complaint, and backache, ,breathing,§lest the heart suddenly stop.
must he effected with great care. _
Publication °f hi' Feat recipe b°°k° ,not ceased all the steps just described
A should be carried out, with the exception
_ - _ It ac- lof artifical iiispiration. But this should
W” original with Dr Chase ibe resorted to upon the first intimation
~Kid11€Y-Liver Plus in “urmg the 'm°St ,that natural respiration is failing.
» a    C “S ° Isziisiizziaizt.:;.;1.:;“;;f;;;°:.§;
They keeD the kidneys’ nV'~"`» mid b°W' just below the lowerfend of the breast
bone may some times reveal pulsatiori of
the aotra, or main artery of the heart and
l body, when it cannot be found anywhere
ers, or Edmansou, Bai” 5# C°-» T°‘ A else.-New York;Tribune.
should begently but constantly rubbed S
A stimulant should be given as soon as
ly, “-as if he wished to force ¢V¢'1‘yf>hi‘nR in 1 _ ' i -~ ' : iatedstogetherin the work for some weeks S' ° ' ` 0
i. A. - *it can beswallowed-ahalf teaspoonful oF . _ . _ i _ _
‘he °h°s".“P""5d °“° gf fi” m°°th" .mm 3 whiskey or brandy in two ieasiionmlii of """° "hu" my °“”’ 1°" “nd °.'“°“”° f°" i E Fl °
pressure is continued while one.two, .hx-ee _ _ _ (;,]0v¢r is mm- mgnths 0]d_ H had 1 ~
. _ _ e arse - .
are Slowly C0\1I1l€<i, when it 1? S\1dd€I11yih°t_water may be “ve” every te” mmutes plans for the welfare of the soldiers, and other “"5 °f °°“|f9°~ °V9|'.Y Worth? kmd
removed with a final push, which springs i “nm an ounce has lfeen tak?"-
As natural breathing begins to be at-
ightly but smartly, orfby dashing hot
reathing by the pain it causes. Little
y little natural breathing will _take the
Nothing butdanger from cold and press~
urbej. If removal cannot be avoided, it '
#ibm
in
After resuscitation, the patient should
Even though the nativl breathing has
The cessation offthe pulse at the wrists
 ‘nnvmsi
Jenn? pedals neatly
Gliding down the s et, _
Jenny smiles so sweetly,
_, Jen ny is discreet.
Lithsome 'as a fairy,
Golden hair so airy,
~ Streaming as she goes
On her Cleveland flyin
Drives dull care away
Were I with her cyclin
What ajoyful day ! ' ’ V
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»"7‘-._. % ~ " 2'»_~11=1'f‘="`= ' ~ '  'D ‘" I" ‘ " °
Doannvronr, June 15th lim 5
I have taken my share of the roughing
Ft Wlthihe H1011, and have done all in my strugglingin unconscicusness, necessitat-
ti
thing else could be done, travelling hard his broken com
was following up Lord Robert’s _ A _ 
column with the idea of pitching his  
nt at the earliest moment, when he was
tricken down with dysentery Idoubt
te . A _QA __ f g ' A C A
S ° _ A _ ° . - A A _ :A .‘f_'_',-. "  A' U ig
if __ ._ ,_ _ f ' ;' T » 3  
God in this campaign as Glover has been. ` S `. A _ C A l` l if
The Colonel. has kindly given us the
waiting room of the old station, which we A
have furnished with several school_desk,s. A Awhu .Txade We H‘ve 'wean Hold 
benches, chairs, etc., makings clean, _ '
comfortable reading and writing room. A Haveift W¢,’rA9 After,
there has been a man so greatly used of
l It isareal treatto get into a room.
'Furniture is a thing that we never think
of or have, but are fortunate when , we
can throw our blankets on a floor. -~ Q _- _ _fa-
Our room is crowded to the utmost. O A»~. `_‘;,'_f_A'A~._A -
the diliiculties have been so great that
we have relied too much on _human
effort. We are clearly on the right track, A
God has indeed blessed us. Only this
a. m. a man sat on the ant heap about
_ which we were holding our meeting, con-
victed of sin. The hard living the men
ha ` ° ' »   'C _  _C 1 I 
upon them. Dear friend, we ask for your    _
prayers.
Yours sincerely,
As funds are still required for this
special work contributions will be gladly
received by Mr. C. S. Gzowski, 15 Toronto
Street, Toronto. < = 
' When we have good blood we are
' healthy, strong, vigorous and full of life
and energy. ood’s Sarsapaglla ' makes
Pink as the wild rose, l 8°°d 51°'
' s » ' no in din
ger From Cold' e are Johannesburg' campfire and read Psalmgl elfyroilvtiiy of ,\\ _ _sg __ . \ _ _ 
A _ thanksgiving for our wonderful escape-   :if _ i*i§R_\\_  1 §`§\\¥‘f_\`°"; e
-- _'_ during the day. 1 ‘ ‘I "_\` " _r    ‘ '
_ , . m
The scene at the hospital ambulances m
ng straps to prevent them injuringIthem~
.9
We had aB1ble reading at 8 a m , when I *
ever be kr10WD,f0r our men are plucky. circumstances permit, and l asiisouree of   \ been
te
h mthe boys could not write one
_ munion_ restored `
We are not at present able to hold our
ei'-tinge regularly The men are on if  
ys o ra ons, and as soon as they
e cob and ‘emu on the march “ S flcins and well lined. Ire $8 cohihma of $1
lgu y artyresponse was ff” 
en _intimately and most happily assoc
ce the men have learned its location
nd privileges they are here like flies _e °
bout ahoney pot-, and” appreciate it just  '_
as much. Sunday we had two helpful Q 
if gil.-»». _r _
meetings in it. It is a great pleasure to
be able to get our Christian men together
again for united work. Blessing has
already been manifest in our.work, though
one grieves at the lack of conversions,
while men ask, “When are you going to
have another meeting?" “I~ enjoyed the
ve to endure has a demoralizing effect
Found Drowned
Lorrnoic, Aug. l7.-~Sir Henry SIIIIDSOD
eterinury Surgeon to the Qmen and
. 'PHE G UA RDIAN. f‘HAR1.orrs'rowN. Pinson semen r=i.ii~r-ni.  iii 1  "    ‘ if*  
7 l lm;  , , » ' < _“__ A __A ____ " _‘___~_Y_` l ` V 
 W ` i U Jllly back on the cold veldt looking up to _  C I I if it if if _Y I U I  C if
~ the stars, I have enjoyed sweet com~» _ A l A . " _ '
Q ` A _ _
C Q Q minion with Our Father. _ .~ S 4, ‘ ~ ,A-..._ m.-f-_._ ' _.a-_ i
  . No mail has reached us for two months S -‘  . 
now, and I am doubtful if this will ever _ __ _»  - ~
IN      reach You as our mails, like everything  S
` else, are in confusion. I will close this ' ` I
____ now anfi write with moreconfidence vi hen '  ' S ‘ `
  theR.R.lineisopen. '
TR A m '*- L_, - Yours till Jesus comes, A ~ .~ '
  -~ S T- IIIIIIIIBF
 Heavy Tf€3d  F¢€t l  S   . .    ' C In Camp Before Jonasnrsnrno,
A  are Marching for y A h  A   ABy 3 p. in. on May 29th wgiiir§2g 
China It S ng( thg . with the Boe f ~ . I h rl ral 1 =f" 
ii 'VI' -1 1    ’ S conversationsnivviltlh tlgilicemen beforizevethe S _ ' S
AbS¢nt°`- in-e conflict began. During the action my A
 /'
en wallowing _in their 1ife's blood were  Tie.;
slves more, men suffering silent] some -
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U ` . ` ya -'  ~.'f'::§`::l§[ `\ \' \\ ._ -_ ~""`*~-.
'ed up in an sms of bandages, while the ' ‘  
ttendants were as careful aiid as gentle 3 '   i 
. _ ’ . ` ' ' ` `-§`;i;t`f :_ - i~\
‘ most cheer we could master to all. We as posqlble
Whenever possible open air meetings isliiiselsxtirmtltillgC}§\:i:;ad1ftf<:iiii‘b:7riiixavlitilx  jf; ' I  
not marching on Sundays we held Brigade inr2;§i3inl‘§n(ifv?f;1?i}fii;x;;1ilud-En ttzldlhieeferyoneii I   _ _ 
Alititgvas not for theApaper that we supply  '  A, A
worked together like Paul and Barnabas, tenth of the letters that they do as very     0
few can-y any paper in their kits. A 1- _  I ' A_ ,-._
sidered wise I have kept up a steady hadthe p;?;lt3gé:?2;d;2S£;;e:);:;E§(?;;' ; I _   A A 
nt. One baekslider _remained to have "_ ` 
OnJun 1”
upto God in prayer for our men- some- m ' _ ' _ _ -  _ 
er h rt ti I ' ' I ‘ I ~ ~ -
with the best- available thing at hand and dggvrilftelrdahtywolfzit’hemmk;§(;loenti1d;- settle -'n ‘ sqm,” 
5 f 1 E€i» Of duty go foraging for themselv'es", - » _, _   .. _ -e_  1:;  -;~-~'
- a . . ' ’ ` ‘ _ _
fiheir meals of half-roasted com on . Fi” mile 3°r:.'° H-H‘v°°1 0v°r°°¢t°; Yf
wi.tAh_a dry fabrm if the first had become P When an opportunity for a meeting A; A A _ The Steel Grey.TAweede and  
0 _ V . . . r V
    of    e'-°'-=°-°~"-    
hem' _,midi r' Ass __ l A “  i HercAars_sll!ivobl.___Tuesdi, ss __ 
he_aus_`wer`,‘ an impressive service was  __ _A that are ss reme1‘ktl_}I9.ll_ t__hl_»l_5;fSer,go_ Suit the
he result.   -» e _ -f A ' a stir last spring. Theyhe not the iiimsy '
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 mums. se body  “ms  “:.“.2::.‘.’._.;: &;:,f;':;:;°;°: ;.';.;';°°’:.;;' “itz” :'.':.’.‘5°“°" .ii
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towards iiieliwt, to keen _nie blood in §,°f‘;k §;§“;’°;;, ;‘;';"thh“"'f b'°;' ‘° »- 'ml “Y °1°"*“°1' "1 “W 0”? "wld 11°" I
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itslabqred emulation. _ . 'y ' ° me °. ‘“' "ei ' W0rln‘$12-00, we is
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what we would do iigihoutibe Ynu. c. A. f" A
man,” and allied expressions. Ibelieve In haudbome and durable Quamel work 0
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instead gf praying away th]-gush ‘thgm Buckles,  and   
Coat of Ai ms, Jewelry and Souvenu Spoons
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