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THB GUARDIAN. cna1u.o'r'rn'rowN, muses nnwann rstarm rnsnnaiu 23, .W
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SKIN-TORTURED
BABIES
And Tired, Freiied
Mothers
Find liomiori in liuileura Snap
and liinimeni
When Iill lliher llemedies and
Physicians Fall. -
Instant relief and refreshing sleep
for skin-tortured babies and rest for
tired, Svorried mothers in warm baths
with Quticnra Soap, and gentle anoint-
inga with Cuticura Ointment, purest oi'
emollient skin cures, to be followed in
severe cases by mild doses of Cuticura
Reholvent. This is the purest, sweet-
'~°9¢» 355° BPMGY. Permanent and eco-'
nomi ,I treatment for torturing, dis.
1181111118. itching. burnin , bleeding,
scaly, crusted and pimply agin and scalp
humoiirs, with loss 0! hair, of infants
and children, as well as adults, and is
sure to succeed when allot r remedies
and the best physicians fat?
The; agonizing itching md Eumgng
of the_skln, as lu eczema; thh fri htfni
scaling, as in psoriasis; the loss 0% nan-
and crusting of the scalp, as in scalled
hood; - the facial dlsfigurement, as in
acne and rlngworm; the awful suffer-
ing of infants, and anxiety Of worn-out
PWBMB. AB in milk crust, tetter and
salp rheum.-all demand a remedy of
allost superhuman virtues to success-
fully cope with them. That. Cuticura
Soap, Ointment and Reaolvent are such
lhllds proven beyond all doubt. No
lhtement is made regarding them that
IS not justified bythe strongest evi-
dence. The pnrity and sweetness, the
power to afford immediate relief, the
Ueftllllliy Of speedy and permanent
cure, the absolute safety and great
economy have made them the standard
skin cures and humour remedies of the
civilized world.
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In any Climate and at 
any Season
McGALE’S
BUTTEFINUT 
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liek llllhabs, Tuul or Dlaordusl Stomach, _
llli1la|Cnallpatia||,Clnnnan4 Puflly the '
lied and under the Skin aloar and iinlihy.
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Ol HY “Alla U11 BKIIPT Ol PRXUI Q,
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s1'AN1'oN's Pal/v RELIEF, ~-'
'rul xnra or au. run /cannons. '-7
Cin llhunntial, Cello sprahu g
Ind Nolrllgia. ll*
Fernie everywhere, price n5c. perbottie. ,v
Co' Fwd' Moz, nl Wnuzara Cuuncar. 
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NOTICE
This being the last month of our
financial year, all parties owing
amounts* to the company for rent-~
als or tolls will please remit the
same without delay.
We will be pleased to send our
collectors for the same upon re-
quests.
Toll accounts are not entitled to
the 20 p, c. discount unless paid
within five days from presentation
of account.
All parties having accounts
against this company, will please
render them monthly hereafter
together with the order for all
goods delivered.
The Telephone Company of P.
E. I.
Per. W A. WINFlI£I,D»
Gen. Manager;
2 18 d tl 29
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f GLASS
FRUIT JARS
We have on hand a large
stock of Glass Fruit Jars
in pint, quart and 2 quart
sizes, seilingcheap »  »
Spsclal prices in dozen
lots,
JOIIll II0llll0Ll.l & C0.
, ||‘Town_
s ¢ -_ ?‘$.°3”f'!I_'°¥I-_'S-t
Ieneniesis adhered to. The building
IIIII
That of
Wasnmoron, D. C. Feb. 20.-The iight.
ing strength of the big navies of the
world, together with details ot the build-
ing program of each for the coming
year, has been compiled by Chairman
Foss, oflthe house naval afiairs committee
and made an appendix to the report on
the naval bill. The relative order ot war-
ship strength is given in tonnage, in this
ordsr:- _
Present Eventual
tonnage tonnage
Great Britain. , _ _ 1,516,040 1,807,2.5(i
France. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 576,108 755,757
Russia. _ _ _ _ , _ _ 416,158 616,275
Germany. _ _ _. _ _ . _ 387,874 5o*l,432
United Stnr,es.... _ aJ4,4ao 504,011:
lialy . _ . . . . . _
._ ._ _ _ _ %8,838 320,277
Japan. . _ _ _ __ _ _ _ , _ 243,586 2.'>Ii,fi‘<ll
Austria. _ _ _ _ ._ _ _ _ _ _ 08,913 140,883
Aa to personnel, Great; Britain leads
with nearly 5,000 oillcers and more than
1\0,(l)0 men. Russia comes next in this
list with 15,300 oflicers and 49,063 men;
France has 2,830 officers and 4ti,iiO$i men,
Germany has 1 736 oilicers and 31,014 men,
the United Statesihas 1,337 ofllcers and
27,246 men,iItaly has 1.5.17 omcars and
25,000 mes, Japan has 1,378 ulcers and
£7,380 men, Austria hasN02i officers and
9,12-i men.
The report says: “England is said to
have a total effective resolve of 72,000
men. France has ~i08rcservc oflloers. Ii'
her reserves were used to fill up the com-
plements oi all her ships, there would
still be left 19,000 blur-jackets as reserve.
Germany has 378 reserve officers and 75,-
000 reserve hl\xe,juckcts_ No flilures for
Russia are obtainable. The blur-jackets
in Italy's first and second reserves num-
ber 33,128. Japan has 1,480 line and en-
gineer oiilnere in her reserves and in iiiiiil
ahe had 7,985 reserve blurjackets, Austria
has 00 reserve officers of the line and ui-
gineers. One authority estimates her rc-
serve of bluejackeis at $50,000."
The building program of each country
is outlined in this wsy;-
“Great Brltain-From year to year the
policy of keeping the British navy sup-
erior to the naviss of any two possible
program for the fiscal year ending March
Ill, 1004, is well under way; many of the
vessels ara begun, and it is probable all
will be before the fiscal year has elapsed.
in addition to the vessels lnclurlrd in the
program, two batileships oonxpleteti in
England forllhili have been purchased.
“The building program was as lol
lows: Three battleship: (since announced
to he of 16,1350 inns each), four armored
cruisers (since announced to be of 13,550
tons such), three protfeted cruisers, third
class (probably 3,000 tons each), four
scouts (uf 2,000 tons each), 15 torpedo boat
destroyers (of about 500 tons each), 10 sub-
marines.
“i"rance- From the report of the French
naval budget for lilli-‘It is impossible io
keep up the burgetnry struggle with her
(England) Considering all other nations,
France spends more on her navy per
capita than any of the others. France
reached the Almit, other expenditures, but.
there can be no reduction for the present-_
In inet, the expenditures. for various roa-
suna, must continuc to increase.
“The new construction authorized is
one armored cruiser of 13,644 tons, two
destroyers of 1135 ions each, Sl torpedo
boats, lil submarines. The building gu-
ing on under previous prograins, ln-
cludlng among other vessels, six battle-
ships.
“Germany-New cori.~,t.rur-t.ion continues
under the famous ship building prugrsni
of 1000, the estimates submitted in Il.'c~
amber, 1903, for tho year ll)0»|, providing
for the following:
Two battleshlps of 13,000 tons each, one
armored cruiser of 0,500 tons, three cruis-
ers 013,00) tons, one gunbont, six high
sea torpedo bon Ls, 300 tons each.
“According to the same v\‘0iImI1‘1. in Ml*
dition tothe new construction, old ships
will be replaced gradually hy new ones,
the total amount of such replacement
aggregating , in 1017, I7 lxnttlrships; seven
armored cruisers, 27 small cruisers.
“The budget for 111,14 provides for 40,00()
ulcers and men, which is more than
double the number of i0 years ago.
“Russia-The new construction author-
ized hy the naval program of 1ll0ii rom-
prises two hattieshipn nf iii, 500 tons ench-
two battleshlps of 12,500 tons each, two
armored cruisers of 0,750 tons each and a
large number oi torpedo boats-number
ant; stated. ‘
“Tho battleships and cruisers have been
begun.
‘ “Italy-The new vessels authorized un-
dtr thefhudget ol 1908-4 are three battle-
ohlpa of 12,625 tons each. ¢|F¢\ii» UN” 01°”
jgrpodo boats, two submarines.
Jgpgn-A novel program was laid down
hy the Japanese parliament in July 1903
for completion in 1913. The vessels to be
begun this year under the program are,
gpg battleship 0f16,000 ions, one river gun-
boat of 150 tons, one repair ship of 4,(X)O
tons. It is reported that the contract for
the battleship has been placed in Ennland,
Jnpan has secured by purchase tho two
armored cruisers .IUSL 00mvl'l*‘l I" I"‘I-Y
lm- Argentina. .
-¢A,,,,,,,.|-__A program fm in years
  Y
ron sromcii rnmietrs.
“I have taken a great. m'iny different
medicines for stomach trouble and
constipation,” says Mrs. S. Geiger, ol
Dunkerton, Iowa, “but never had as good
“sul” [rom ‘ny 5! H0!!! CIlMIlb9|'IllU'5
Stomach and Liver Tablets." For sale by
all droggista
iiillil IIHIIIIII I MIIIIHI
IIII IHIIII PIIWIIIS
Figures Prepared by American Naval Official Shows That
Her Navy Grows So' Fast Thai the French Give Up the
Race in Dlsgust, and Russia’s Fleet Is Much Behind
France.
-i_*.____-&i____
(1b0r£-|008) is being carried out, and under
lr. the two battleships, one armored cruis-
er and a number of smaller vessels are in
course oi construction. It is reported
that is third battleship was to be laid
down ln 1008, but it is probable this has
not been done."
Kidney Disease
Results From Colds
Iixposure ofthe Back to Drafts
Not an Infrequent Cause of
This Dreadfully Painful Ail-
ment.
The kidneys are very susceptible to cold,
so much so that o. current of cold ulr on
the back is sufiicient to cause congestion
to the-_se organs.
It is al~o a Very common thing for heavy
col 's to ~ettle on the kidneys and give
rise to the most. cornplicatei diseases.
While teamsters, railroadmen and
others whose work subjects them to
more ihun ortliniry exposure ure especi-
nllv lnilile to he overtaken by kidney
disease, it is also frequent among indoor
wot kers.
l)r, Uhuse's Kiriney~I.ivr=r Pills are so
wonderfully prompt in their action on the
kidneys that thry are especially valuable
in cases of Kidney discuss: which arise
from colds.
ll.-ir-Iiuchc, highly colored urine, pain or
sniur ting when passing unter, heariue-lie
cramps in the legs, con-tlpntion alternat-
ing with li:oscnes_~r of bowels, ilckln uppei-
ite, vomiting and general feelings of dis-
ooniiort are nuiong the most common
symptoms.
The record of curls cfl`¢'<'|cd by means
of Dr Uhase'e Kl(lney»Liver Pills has not
been equalled in the history of medicine.
In the rn»\,joril.y ofthe homes of Unnuda
these pills are always ut hand as nn ln-
dispensablc family medicine.
Mr. \Vn_ A. Mollougall, police court.
clerk, Monctpn, N. fB., states: "AS a
rcuiedy for lame buck, pains ln the small
of the back und all forms of kidney and
liver trouble , I consider Dr. (lhr\se's Kid-
ney-Liver Pills uhend of ull treatments. I-
huve used these pills mysilf for iivtr de-
inngements and always tlund them most
satisfactory in re1ie\irg the trouble at
once.
“I hnve also heard u numbcrof people
praise this medicine nnri have no hesita-
tion whatever in recommending it to any
one ailectcd with any oi' the above all-
ments. We always keep a liox of these,
pills in thc house in tho case of ~1ickuess_`
BRITISH SCHOONER LOST.
I_oN noN, Feb: unry, 18.-The British
schooner Robert, Cs ptaln Roud, from St.
.Iohn's Nfld.,Jnnuury I7, for Gibraltar, has
been wrecked at Flores, Azore Islands.
The scratch ol ta pin inny cause the loss
oi n limb or oven death when hlnodpoison-
ing results from the injury. All danger of
thisinny be avoided, however, by promptl
ly applying Chninllerluins I’nin liulm. It
is un antiseptic and unequullerl us u qulc k
healing liniment for cuts, bruises und
burns, For sale by all druggists.
Zim;
MISSIONARIES FAVOR IAPAN.
Ni-:w Yonx, February lbi,-"All the
Protestant missionaries in the East are
on the Japanese side." said the Rev. I).
C. Spencer, who has just returned to New
York from Japan. He has spent Lwcn|y~
light years in tlml, country in missionary
work.
TENDENCY OF THE TIMES.
The tendency of medical science is to-
wnrd preventive measures. The best
thought of the world is being given to the
subject. It in easier and better to prevent
than to cure. li. has been iullv demons-
trntcd that pneumonia, one ofthe most
dangerous diseases! that me tical men have
to contend with, can no pn»veni.ed by the
use oi Chamharlalrfs ` Cough Remedy.
Pneumonia always results from n. cold or
from an attaclr of influenza (grip), and it
has been observed that this remedy enun-
teracts any tenrienoy of the-so diseases to-
ward pneumonia. This has been fully
pi ov- n In many thousands of cases in
Whlen this remedy has been used (luring
the great prevalence oi’ colds and grip in
recent years, and can be rellod upon with
Implicit confidence. Pneumonia often re»
suits from a slight oold when no danger
is apprehended until ir, is suddenly dis-
oovered that there is fever and difficulty
In hreai‘ lug and pulna in tho cheat., than
it is announced that the patient has
pnenfmnin. Be on the sale sidefand take
Cham)-eriain's Cough Remedy as soon an
the void is contracted. It. always cures.
For ~nle by all druggists.
Ws've just. opened the handsomesi. lot
of men's necktles we've shown yet. Coma
in and see them.-Moore & MoI.eod_2$i dll
The latest thing in Ascot Ties just re-
ceived-let`s show them.-Home & Mc-
lallll ,__
, _'_-cg* ~ - ,_
I It is impossible to Correctly
_ I .2
I nliipniarity of D 
TINY IIN `~\'\'\'fI. Silk and Colton Goods any (`0I0r_
i ‘CSV to Use! Perfect Results i All Dealers Sell Them!
STOP
the ticket.
THE HUMPHREY
A. w|Nr|r;r_D scorr,
S d` <1 f -11
Tp;nMi61§C3_i_<31§ €“0iKré1onev or s oddy.
ALL PURE WOOL
Every piece has our guarantee or name on
Be Sure You Get The Genuine
Opera liouse Building, Charlottetown. ’
, _ F I
CLOTHING STORE
Manager.
(,`l{OWNlN(} (gold or porcelain) fillin
Over Prowse Bros
no in sa & w iyr
MODERN DENTISTRY
BERLIN DENTAL Pliztores
One thing we again wish to call your attention to is our CORRU
GATI-.I) SUC'l ION PLA i`I<2, ily using this form of suction (which is pat-
ented and for the use of which we have secured the rights) we will (}UAR_
ANTEE TO l*`I'l` ANY MOUTH. It does not matter how difT;¢,|it it ma
be or what other dentists have told you, We know we can fit it and huvb
no hesitation in saying so. In cases where there are still some' teeth ‘rc_
maining in the mouth. we will replace the lost ones by means of RRII)(5F
WORK or ITARTIAI. I’I.A'l`ES, Teeth which ure decayed we will restore by
We have the largest and best equipped oiiice in the Maritime I;ro\'inci:s
and do any and all kinds of denial work known to the profession today
BERLIN DENTAL PARLORS
g_or by use of l’ORf7l<lI.AI N I`\II.A\'S_
9
Drs. B1<2F,R & m;LL, prop
Hickey Twist,
HICKJLY &J
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PRIIIIIE EDWAIIIJEJIIIJ RAILWAY
Tender for Straightening Main Line
at Curtis Creek --0,146 feet of line;
also for connection between Main
Line and Ilillsliorougli River
Bridge at (flizrrlottctown, I’_ Ii. I.,
_ 2,323 feet oflinc_
Separate Sealed Tenders addressed lo the
\\
der for|l,i\1c ai Curtis Creek" nr "Tender for
the case may lie, will he rw: rv:-rl until
'I`I'I’.5I!/\\`, itlh \lARk`I|, 1904,
f b K'
and at the Chi:-I F.r\gineer'.l ()i'i'1ce, lloactcu, _
B _ where forms of tender may hr nhtnrued.
All the conditions ofthe specification must be
compiled with,
1') l’|l'I"l`IN(1]{R
Railway (lflire, <`.rneral!\iannge-1,
Moncton, N. B _ Governxhenl Railways",
i h I/rn¢nnrv,i as
7( , 5
rid tl March iz.
LIBERAL
MEETING
A meeting of the Liberal electors
of Charlottetown Common and
Lllmai Committee ileoms, ilwson Block
- ON~
At 7. to o’clock
of Hon, _Tohn F. Whear. resigned;
GEO. E. HUGHES.
Convencn
1-131| zi
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I
Scientific.
There‘s nothing
haplm/,ard about
PARKS PERFECT
EMULSION
The hi_';"c"` iirxinmcnts of
_modern = :~~t are the
source of_.n~ fi _ viich led
to its i'\\'c~n|\...i.
Uhoose The BEST*
Tue Tooacco Epicure who docs not use the
‘Has never derived that real enjoyment which is his.
They are the gems of the trade.
FINE CU'I;`MlXTURES IN 1 and z POUND TINS ,
'W'
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TOBACCO MANUFAITTURRRI5
Queen bu f‘l1evif\1~.-»nw~ s=_ ,1_, |
nderslgned :md nursed on the outside “Tea-| ; f»
Cnalection to Hillsborough liver Bridge," as'
or the a ovr wor 5-
Plans and specifications may iw seen ai the r
ofhee sr the reinrrent Mngineer m cimiimfiewni
H
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R0Y3li}'. Will IIC held lil !p<.if: Ifor good gnrr\1:~nts,fn.\lrion
Iably cut_.1uti made. sec
Wednesday Evening Feb 24th    & illl.
To choose delegates to the con-, G, D. 
or Frida cvcnrn
t' ~ ii d f y 2
:tTrsell<:t":cHndidate in the place Funeral DlfeCt0r and
Pearl or Ruby
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i“Take my Advice,
Old Mani”
"IfYou waiii lo,lo<~k riicsst-ii `up
I to the lminllc'-~ not owrrlrcsscrl,
f mind yoii---.<cc that john .\lcl,cmi
ISz C0., titres y0\1rt:iiloriirg_" Sage
ladv_icc tothe mini of l>i1,»ii;¢_\;s of
,society wliosc xippcairuiictr is of any
niou_t_ t to him, \ 'c can but c-
Embalmer.
Having purchased from Mark
Wright & Co. Lt‘d , their undertak-
ing nsincss. and also securing their
iludtrtaking departments on King
Sqtllre I mn prepared to attend to nl
orders personally and in an up~to»
dafe nmnncr, paying special rttcntion
tn caring for the dead with n vicw to
the health of the living.
Office Phone - - - Zl3c
Residence - - - - 60
61|. \\a tl.
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FIRE INSURANCE
"fn tutes in the P. P. lalm' _ M1\l\|nlPireln»
rn ance Com mules on Farm i\ulldings,\_nur hes
Halls, Rch0ol)}louu‘a_ Cheese Factories, Water
lI‘T».. Storrs Rc. Apply io
,, r' ri uPi.r_.
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GORDON ALLEY
M D. C. hi.. L. R. C. P, & S.. ilidinburgh)
Office and residence, Pri1;;t- St.
corner Dorcliv.-.\t:_r_
Ofliee Ilouxsz 0-10.-._ ni. l~.i p. n-__ 7~
p. Lu.
, Nov. __t, l x in pd
DR. T. C. Roeiivs,
DENT|ST_
Office atResidence,Prince St.
Opposite St. I’aul’s Lhim lv_
re-iz d o mos pd
f Dr. SMALLWUOD, \
SURGEON DENTIST,
DeaBRISAY5 BUILDING.
Complete Equipment and upto mir.,
methods Painless Eitracuc n,
e.lumlxp;|n,andAiuminislined lame,
ASpecali marie of crown, Ilrnigg
and all gofii work
All work fully guaranteed.
Dr. JAMES WARBURTON.
Physician and Surgwn,
K1<:N'r s'i‘., cHAui._o'r'."r.rowN.
X Ray md Eiectric_Treatment.
OFFICE HOURS:-9,3010 io s, rn., 2 to 1 so lid
ito 8.30 p. ru.
ro-zz dwtl
W.A-il. liaison, K- G- ll. Bunn llutiy
Vlorson 8: Duffy
Barristers and Attorneys,
I1rown’s Iilock,Clrar1o\ietcv\r:_ I i' 1
B¢[@K`]3Y 'I‘@ LQAN
Solicitors for Royal Bank of Cnn|»flu_
13 dn-lf.
IRIIIUR I. B. MISLLISII, li. II.
(HARVARDJ
BARRISTER Al\D AT'Ii.1R.’\l.l-AI~lsW
Cor. Queen ani R ciiineum »i~,. on \\,\-,n
'l'¢ lethone \.onncciion,
J. S. (VNEILL.
Barrister, Solicitor, &c.,
MONEY T0 LOAN.
OPPiCi~’.»M-~>\.<1xinck. Ci- town, in K. i.
rs-an dw if.
ratcrsun Downing t`o’v
Conxmission Merchants
St, Johnls., Newfoundland,
Consignments of I’. l€.lslrrr1rl;\_ti_‘1_.'
& SOLICITED
W I YI
J-JHN F. OUTHIT
Commission Mercha nt
Wholesale Tropical and Dori;-mc i»‘-:~.~i»~ snr/
Produce,
KW* Write for quolaiicn~ n nite;
Lemons and Bananas.
|3r»|3‘\ Harrington Sir:-ei, livliini N ~
-8 <1 w i vr
C R 0 S B I E &. C0.
Si, .lol\n's, Newfoundland.
Ixnporiris mir! L`r:niliii_~`s\n1‘ ,\IL i'\`.".¢\:ia_
Provrruons, Catiiennd i’rmlnCc_
\\`h0lr'anlc :intl iieifnl.
Waterside premise opp-'.‘~,'¢ i rei-
snddler.
lable nd<ires<_ Crr>snicn~ I i rw r _,6;
ice?-dwzvx.
A,/1. Mr1.esn,K_C, Um :ini with '|;»|,r.n
_Tl1~l.l~I.-\.‘\` A _‘l¢‘l\l.\I\0*J_
llniristcrn Alioriirvs-nrisw,
iiiownwa lllofk, L`hnrioiit~tr_wn,
I: -yi.
_ _~._._.__ _______._._._______,
GEO- S» INMAN.
Barrister, Solicitor. \¢>isr_\_ ~u.
Money lo loan. L`ollrc\lnn~ nuttin.
Office, Mouingur, 1*. lt, I.
NIIILKNA \\|ll<IA|{ l“rnr"»:p~~ . r
ion, Nsiorles_ e_it»-- Ur-'r-‘rrrz 14.1,); vi mv
sferis nniniing c'ii~\r.~n»iown.
l=l°Money tu loan.
Sen 4 tl wr vr
%~_i;.i_1_\xt»r»i»t' ic irnwi-vi: .-., ~. in
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