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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
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T11-ls: cuAm.o'r'r1-:'rowN GUARDIAN
MONDAY i\l0Iil\`i.\`G JUNE 12 lim.
THE CZAR NICHOLAS ll.
_\'il~_holas Ii oi llussia is thirty-two
yr-inns of nge and has reigned for some
thing over len years. Ile hears un ill-_
slairital name. .\`i<-Iiolastlic l~`i|-st died
0|' billi-1' |Ii.sappolni||u-nt and despair
during the Uriim-ali war lilly _vi-:usN;o.
Among the earlier iniportnnl zu-le. of thc
pi'c.<i»|\t Cz:u"u |'e»ign was the unjust coin-
pau.-l with (lcrumny and l"rance to llcprive
.lapan oi lla- riglilinl fruits of hcl' vii-tory
0\'<'l‘ Chinn. 'l`hi.< \\':\.~ i'oIIo\\'e(l Iny the
long _writ-.~. of ngizll-risitiiia in lhel"nrl*1nsi
whivh i-\'¢-nlnnl \ir\>\'\- .Iapnn to declare
\\ nr ng:\ln~l li\1.~`si;\.
In thc mvanlilnc Niuliolas ll had
i_\|\~nl;\liously posuil as the friend of
|a-acl-_ In lbs: sunnm-roi' iriilil he called
t|»~,;i-\la~i- the famous Ponce Conference al
'l`I|\-_ lla-hfuc \\'hit-h was attended by 100
slvlcggalcs |’cpl'v.~|enli|\L; all the lending
<-i\'iIi;/.cd natioils. At that nicinorrtble
;_':iila-ri|\;,; resolutions were :ulopted and
nm:-Iiinrry provided for the seillcinent of
inllwnailiolml disputes by`nrl>itx-u.tion_ As
a result the Czar gained a great name in
the world for his wisdom ami humanity.
Some sanguine peace-lovers were thereby
led to hope and believe that there \v0uld
be no more great \\'n.rs ninong the nations
And that was but six years ago, in the
.=\un\|\\er of lriilil.
Others were lcd to believe that wars
must cease if only because of the deadli-
nessnnd precision ofthe later weapon
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ami implements of destruction. The world
luis been sadly disillusioned on this point
` as it has been with regard tothe character
of the Czar. Nicholas has lost any tem-
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,por|\r_y reputation he had uaincd for wis-
dom or Immunity. llc will pass into his-
tory either as a \v\»akling, wholly domin-
ated by stronger, more cruel and reckless
spirits about him, or as an ambitious
six ycms ago appears today as the ma
ol' blood. Whether by hisldesign or noi,
under his rule blood has been poured out.
peaceful petition, murderously slaughte
ed in the streets of St. Petersburg; blooc
reddening the 'Muncliurian plains an
righteously provoked.
And terxlble has been the punishmen
Wliatever estimate. we may form the
yearsegollia was themlghtleet army that
ever trod the  it' was hacked by
lllllllio fleets on the Wetelt 'NGN NNN
are they! His shipsarethe prlsee of his
ouemyoreenttc the bottom of the sea;
his stnmgat fortxeeeel have been vu-est
ed from him; his mighty armies, defeated
in ngntm plumes names, n-`¢ mum;
betorelhls victorious foes. And he, the
Aumerat, a covering prisoner-_ in his
palace, dares not show his face heforejthe
people he rules lest he meet a quick de-
spatch to thereaims of the dead. In his
terror and deshair, he new thinks again
of  Thus has xetributive justice
Proviu
ing to bring to our shores a host ofvisitors
quires some money to supple
he liberally repaid by the money which
the visitors will spend in our midst We
to in n generous spirit.
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A member or prospective member of the
I away the privileges of our citizens and
vote himself special and exclusive
oi the friends of liberty shed in every _ _
province of his vast llmnlrs; blood of ton privileges on the Park Roadway “ In
of thousands of his soldiers and seamen
<I.Yl1\l»§ U10 ¢1\Sf»0I‘I\ SMH. Shed Ill M1 \H1.i\l5l Most citizens who have horses me busy
war which he and his government un- in me d“y|_|me|\m] denim to take n, drive
of the man of blood. Great was his (~,(.,,¢_|emen's Drivtng C|“b_\,hn ordinary
S have to meet that vote hereafter.
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in the Park in the evening. If two even-
” ings of the week are given up to the
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We will venture to say that there is not a cloth-
ing house in P. E. Isl and that is not showing plenty
of Twelve Dollar Suits
Twelve dollars is a price on which no one has
an exclusive mortgage.
It’s a price at which more men c in be suited in
stylish, service- going clothes than at any other
price ever established.
But mark you. twelve dollar suits are
Oh I So Different
Now we invite every man on P. E. Island to call
and see our elegant twelve dollar suits.
We believe that many men do not know what
twelve dollars’ worth of suit value is, and won’t
know until they have seen ours.
You expect from a tailor, handsome fabrics,
correct fashion, perfect tit and finely tailored.
]ust expect all that of our twelve dollar SUITS
and you’li not be disappointed. '
_ The Christy list '
Is the best hat on earth for the $1, $2, S
you will psy us for it, wears best, looks best, _
No other need apply for its position.
E
Prowse Bros.,
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citizens will be shut out for one third of
the time. Will our citizens submit to
this! We hear of a bicycle club forming,
who if the Driving Club's demand is
granted will also claim two evenings a
wo may have an automobile club claiming
the remaining two evenings.
one of the most captivating of Gilbert and
Sullivan's popular comic operas, whose
fame is world-wide. The advertised cast
of characters with a chorus of forty-live
voices gives the highest promise of an en-
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Ml`l3‘”'“`f5f§l_fSlf¢T13f3l`. _ Thousands and thousands of
 o pcoplc arc attending
during the coming mouths. Much time I , '
andlabor has been expended to arranK€ I
for the Home Comexs' Excursion and week _ . L
of entertainment. Sports have tc be pro- 
vided and prizes given. All of which re- . I ' N ' I
ment the ‘ _ '
arduous gratuitous labor that has been \ _ _ ' - -
tyranl,who hypocrltically posed before the d°“e' Hume subscriptions Wm be "km `  V _
world as thu friend of pence and was un- M “mae "hc may bo expected w prom' by ' _
nmskcd in the sight of all men by an me wminglnnux Dt vislwm' Dlrect' co" I ‘
_,,.____m|h,g Pm,.idc,wc_ tributions on a liberal scale.will,wcbelieve -
fxivts of history will remain. The man who ' ` ' . .
held the \\'orld`.-lclmmpionsliip for peace “URI” me “form M the A"S°c|“u°n to " '
D raise the needed funds will be responded   0 C 0 .
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like water. The blood of the Jews- _
_ _ Driving Club who happens also to ben
slaughtercl at Kishincff; the blood of his _ _
own people going to me plume with 8 mcmherof the City Council, and goes to
'_ the Council meeting to illegally lake
week on the Roadway. They could then L I l ` I V I I  I I `
hardly be refused. Next year, perhaps,  S .
Elaborate preparations, sparing no '
pains or expeme, have been made for the ~ I
rendition of The Sorcerer at the Opera
House tonight, and under the capable di-
rection of Prof. Watts all will feel assured
of n. rare musical treat. The Sorcerer is ' - i I
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I-ithlw dheiou wish to have lhem see iti-
lnferior undry work makes good linen look
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_A. F. WEBSTER. Stal* Steam Laundry.
Come Early. Nothing Rcscr
  Bargains lor, all. No Goods Ex-
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CONRO.Y_’S_
I changcdor Allowed on Appro-
bation. No Samples. Sale for
he dellg
tacls and the concord of sweet sounds,
while hearts will be cheered with the ln-
fectious merriment of the story told in
Watts and those engaged under his direc-
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MlNARD`S LINIMENT is tho only
rldniment asked for at my store and
HARLIN FULTON.
Pleasant Bay. C. B.
Mosman., .lane B-Joseph Mongcau, c.
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Iuet What Everyone Should Do. _
_ Mr. J. T. Barber of Irwlnville, Ga., sl-
ways keeps a bottle of 0hamberlain's
Oollc, Cholera and Dlarrhcea Remedy at
hand ready for instant use. Attacks of
coiie, cholera morbus and diarrhoea came
on ao suddenly that there is no time in
- hunt a doctor or go to the store for
medicine. Mr. Barber says: "I have
tried Chamherlaln's Colle. Cholera and
DiarrhoeaRemedy which is one of the best
medicines l ever saw, I keep a bottieol it
in my room as I have had several attacks
of collo and it has proved to be the heat
medicine I overhead." Bold by all 
silt. -
Buy carpets at Pesach. 18d 
Dllilrl’ farwlll
song. We bespeak afull house as the Prince Edward ,H on had” evening
best but still inadequate reward for Prof. Jung 13th, Red Rose Dngnj
tlonin the musical event of tonight. day in each month. Dr. F. F. Kelly
Mayor; W. W.Clarke. City Clerk.
Miner-d’e Linlmeut Reilevee Neuraigle.
the only one we keep for sale.
A" We pwpm use in newest on the market are to be found at
W. P.»Colwlll's, Sunnyside, 15dtf.
It co. chsflqtmown Agzgskj L n me rs,
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joyable musical evening. Eye and ear will i __ _ _ _ __
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COMING EVENTS.
S. 0. E. Next me-tln'z of Lodge
City Council meets on the second Mon.
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“6arlera' Seeds Grow
'Pellets sets in all sh adss and shapes, the
Invictus shoes lor men-Alley
Juni arrwed -Two our loads “Tufl
hope’ high grade 'vehiclell in 'regular I 4 I
---1-"'“*- solid rubber, Cushion and Pneuma- ’ .
tic tire rigs Thry are finished up first
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“'“""""‘-'i“f‘"S “G  w"°»»=S»»»= MD REM-  
a, 6 6mwf& w 2 w_
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deck hand on atug in Montreal harbor, 0 - _
had his left leg amput-ated tonight by s  . 1, _ -
tow line, while the tug on which he was
working was towing a barge up the har-   _ ‘ , '
bor. - \ ’ , - .
are the nicest' tile liver
Purely vegetable,
as to k
' - Sf P¢~
Mild but effective.
_ Bo many little troubles
come from a aluélh liver
and constipation. _
Why not have health ?
H" Look at the Price.
|54: per box. ' _
A.W.ittddl_n_,ifhm.B.
The Square Druggist,
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OUR PERFECT ~. »  _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
LIVER PILLS '="=‘*=*
PII; op theumzhel  __ _   
...M . Lobster Packers' »
Vp Wheajttlsg up for Spring work rfyfhe
  N nw  N :WY
_ Foot of Qu_eenj_`S¢f¢!¢ _, , I I
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I _ GREAT.   '
SP0lICAStll
stock.
' SUNNYSIDE.
Charlottetown, P, E. I.
-\h~'~w\»suw'~u1|¢~\M~
Leather
Guts.
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- We have just received a
 nice line of Ladies' Purses
and Handbags. We have
some exceptionally good
values in hand bags. Cell
sudlet-usshow them to
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i Custom Tailoring, Gears Fur
“ - nlshinzs, lists, Caps.
1 v etc., etc.
WSI! .
.1 Our cloths are imported from
. the very' best menu scturere in
_t Eu lend, Scotland ‘sud Ireland
andclnclude :
Wcrsteds. Snltings,
_ Vlcuuss,
‘ ' Tweeds,
_ proof
ees!
Discount Solo
°  'of_a11 boots and' -"sh&?s'°`i`n
Slim'-We wish to direct ‘your
attention to our stock of new
_ _ cloths for spring end summer
We satisfaction
` lxptne 'and make up
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you to cell endrx
stock and believe vw
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