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; THB GUARDIAN,  WN1 PIINCB EDWARD ISLAND, FNBRUARY 25, 1904 i I
l 
THE suinnuu   
An Independant gguinal, nntrammrlled and
fearieaa; aiming to
Jult, impartial, Reliable, NewlYr
leeking at all timer to further the best interests
nl the people. and recognized thnefoie u
The Peop1e’s PaP°r
Published at its omcee. New Prowse Block.
Norilt aide Poet oihce, at the following rates,
seats there were twelve candl-
dates. Of these three NDl`¢=l°l\i»°d
the Free Trade party, three were Inde-
pendent Free Traders, three Protection-
ists, one Protectionist Labor and two
ggrabielnééivancedz-i S d ,_ M Socialists. The three Free Traders were
nin itiou, a ly (except uu ay . 0 ~ _
month Tse. per yr... ,,.;,'._...  ., . .. you returned by 40,000 magority over the P10
 tion (Wadn.sdaY) ver year in ,I no w°u°n,sL Labor uudkhw who came next
'tha Giii'r`d`i`a`n"will'HtSi"lr}!`resr>onsibi¢ lor D order
currency or atamps remitted through maria. ~
Ul¥¢5°“" f°mil\““°° “Y I'°‘“‘ °‘°°'~ E" The Protectionist and Labor elements
Urea: rder or 'egistereii letter, payable to The
inlaid Lziuaidian Pub. Co., Charlottetown, P. madeavery d|H'e,-eng, Bhgwlng in 50mg
E. lan .
mmnch °"|°°. other States from that shown in the elec
have been eatabiirhad at the followinp places mms yu New Saugh W,1¢5_ A novel fea-
where subscriptions may be paid. DH" '~‘l'“"'I“ _ ,_
¢a,asv¢rhlaing, inn work ans nam antisera wr-9 exists in the piattoriu oi the hc-
tra aact -- I
Bnignurhgslei Rngerr a Rogera' axon-J. B. C. tor-ian section of the Australian Labor
e1,A ent
aibmsn, lrrxrtng Potion”-uerimtciarr, party. it provides ior the cieatlml 01°
A r. 4. _ .
“nm Eu,If°'-1-(,:,,,,o,,e 0m¢,__P_ G_ sum,” 1 ederai State of $0,000 sqn are miles leur
A 1 - nn t , t
Gwrgetowdelitussel R. Maclean. Agent. mundlug the Comiuonwsa cap, A O
1.1¢. a. Mcoai:a'niii,Ni;d&,r;f6M he governed on Socialistlc priaciples~
‘I',f,',fi¢(,)g,I;),§¢ Mini sungriptlcn 'Mgr that i.~ a state in which the lands, mines,
minerals and machinery are to he owned
" and controlled by the people in their cor-
. .  param capacity, and in which no DFIVMH
   reoeiver oi rent, interest or profit ii to he
' lallowed.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2'i,19\)i. I
_____________ _
nriivo BY SLOW DEGREES-
Although not always aware oi it :ist
thousands die by slow degrees of catarr .
` It th ‘ or throat, then
ltanpears that in the lam federal lt\;\r;;:ita`cD;Hnguporgmads anmmugh
elections ln Australia tliere was an ex- ‘me ,,y,,Le,,,_ C,,L",.h0ZDnelrs me Onlgtrg.
, - .- - 1 reven e
traordinary apathy displayed by the “WAY mm “ul 'mmm aw Y D
spread of this awiul disease. Every
lrreat body of the masculine electorate. breath from the tllphtziler ltilllllsd glagéisagiidiz
- roa . -
More than half of the men and women °f germs’ L ears e '
qualified to vote are reported to have ro~
expectoratlon and relieves the nulu
fralned from voting. The woinen voted
POLITICS IN AUSTRALIA- I
uf-,0.f, the eyes. Ca‘arrl\ozone eradicates
every restitze of catarrh from the system,
and is highly recommended also for liron-
ln much larger proportion than the men, iihnis Asthma' Deamess and Lung Frou'
perhaps because they had been in several
States newly c-nfranchised,and it is point- -Du. Illnntioivs Pii.i.s Cum; lliLi.ioUs_
eil out that not more than 30 per cent.
ofthe qualliied men voters uiadc their
appearance at the pulls. ..
What we have said applies to the elec-
tion lor the Iloliis of Representatives
which corresponds to the Canadian House
of Commons. The Senators are elected at Hpddlesny S.: Trainor, Queen Street.
lirge in each State which is made into one , Phone 279. 2-9 d iii
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Just received, large shipment ol all
kinds fresh fish, viz-. ->`5Il110f\. \iHIibUL‘
herring, codiish and haddock also steak
cod, including choice variety of smoked
salmon, flnnan haddieli and hloaters.-
l
Edward Island. Every boy and every
parent should hear about this camp. Come
tothe basement of tha First Methodist
Spring Suits
and vertoals
\Ve`veopencd about fifty cases of new
spring suits and overcoats for men.
The styles are elegant, the pattern pretty
:ind the price is right.
mrnw
Goods Bere
New colored shirts In soft and stiff bosoniS,
new ties of all kinds, new underwear, new
cloths, new curtains, new caps, new odd
pants for boys, new trousers for nien, new
rainproof coats for Men and Boys, new
prints,new goods for other departments are
arriving every day. You should see what’s
up at the big store.
Prowse Bros,
constituency lor this purpose. In New Aa the regular meeting ofthe Board of
   ._      
N555, , ~Lect\it‘e-Rev. Mr, Fullerton will de-
Fire Underwriters will take place before
Council it would seem important that the
letter body should meet in special session
to take action on the appointment of an
inspector. It would seem that if an in-
spector la not appointed the insurance
rates, whether rightly or wrongly, would
he raised.
Two women were committed to jail
, yesterday for violation of the Prohibition
Act as appears by the report in another
oolumn. Both have families which will
require looking alter. it is suggested
that the Provincial Government which
receives in the aggregate a large sum
from liquor fines, should give attention_to
these eases and see that the little ones do
not suffer.
nn. A. w. ciasrs
~ f wanna cunt... 
h sent direct to the diseased
En: by the improved Blower.
eaia the uloerx, eleara thaatr
Plllltemsiope dropplnfl in the
throat and nermanant y eurea
Catarrh and ay Fever. Blower
boo. Aildulen. or Dr.A. W. Chau
lloddne Co. Toronto and Bulalo.
ANNOUNCEMENTS-
- Keep itin mind. The Grand Sacred
Concert ln the Cathedral basement on
Friday ulght.
-The Ladies Aid Society of Central
Christian Church assisted hy some of the
best City talent intend holdin! a concert
in Marshfield Hall on Monday evening
ncxt,5)th,inst. A good program. Ex-
25d4l
liver his brillant lecture on Thursday the
25th Inst. In the B. I. S. Hall, Uharlottt-
town “Places of interest I have visited"
The lecture will be spicndidly illustrn ted
with stereopttoau views-As this is voted
one of the best lectures ever delivered in
this city. the public are cordially invited.
Doors open at 7.30. Lecture at 8 p. m.
2. 20 td.
-Parents ! almost before you know it
the summer holidays will be here. How is
is a commonly recognized fact that camp'
inrr is one ol the most pleasant and beauti-
ful ways for a boy to spend a part of his
vacation. Each summer the Y. H. C. A.
holds :amp for boys’ at different points
in thc Province. Next summer one sec-
tion cf the eamp will he held on Prince
Church tonight at lil() o‘cloclr and hen'
A, W. iiobb give his illustrated camp‘
talk. This talk is given uuder the
auspices of the Y. _\l. C. A. lloys' liranell.
Many atereopticon views, illu>_tratl'.'e of
camp life, will he shown. .\`¢> admission
Ice. liverybody is invited.
lil~Z.\l.`[`li ANI) SUCCESS.
\Veaknc.=~.~' and diseast- cause discourage
men, failure and unhappiness, but with
tht- use oi' ilr. Cliase's Nerve Food there
cornea new vigor and energy, new hope~.
and new confident-P, stron or determine
tioiito :~uct~ccd and the agility to apply
ont»'~' self mentally and physically. Health
and >ucc-ess go hand in hand. By restor-
ing irood health, I)r. Ciiasck Nerve Food
helps to su -cess and happiness
Cle-ullltu
If any person should care ]
to try the healing. sooth- "
ing and softening qualities
of
BRITISH
ALVIOND
PINK
we will be pleased to give
them a sample.
We have _just prepared
another lot of this prepara-
tion.
It is a rapid seller with
us.
Price 250 per bottle.
A.W.Rcddin Phm.B.
MA KER,
Central Drug Store,
Sunnyside.
Pointer
Why is our
trade increas-
ing e v e r y
day ? Be-
cause our fits
are perfect
and goods
give satisfac-
tion.
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lhli 50? Of YOUPB SDIDR i/0 spend them I it ` dent of the board oi' admiralty, taking an
to he chosen and for the three the next regular meeting of the City “IT     
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lAPAN’S FIRST REVERSE.
Continued from parte i.
command ofthe Russian navy as presl-
active part in the negotiations preceding
hostilities. He presided at the special
council which prepared Russla`s undeliv.
ered reply to Japan.
Alexis paid a memorable visit to the
United States when a young man. ills
career as high admiral is well known and
brilliant. The Grand Duke is now in
very had health, but if his health per-
mits he may exercise general direction
oi the naval movements in the Far East.
Grand Duke Boris. is a lieutenant uf
hussars, and is considered an excellent
soldier. Ile is likely to distinguish him-
self in battle, and probably will be on the
staff of Grand Dul_e Nicholas. After
Boris returned from the United States
he bought the palace formerly occupied
by Ambassador McCormick.
The Grand Duke Nicholas is i7 years
old, and is considered the foremost
cavalry expert in the Russian army. As
Inspector general of cavalry, he will he
able io advise General Knropatkln, who
il an infantry specialist. Nicholas ls One
of the few grand dukes who married a
oommoner, and though his marriage has
not been recorded, it is none the less a
happy one. \Vith (icncralKuropatkin`s
appointment as corninaiidei'-in-chief of the
army and tire presence of Grand Duke.
Alexis in the Far liast, the opinion is
strengthened, that while Admiral Alex-
iefi' may remain as vlceroy, the active
direction of operations will pass out of
his hands.
WAN TED-A case of headache that
Kumrart ileadachc Powders will not cure
in tcn minutes.
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CANADA LIFE ASS
Policy No. 15.605
Date, ioth August, 1874.
Yearly Premium - -
Total Premiums
Date of Death, igth October, iqoy.
Claim Paid, 30th October, i»,e3.
Sum Assured - -
Total - - - - -
Amount of Claim, over 4o5 per rent oi
Dividends alone or er iq; r cent, cl to
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Return over coat, $i.i68.a§ maiden 29 years' insuiance
It Pa s to Insure int '
Rates and partixilars cheerfully lurnished.he Canada 
W- K- Rogers.
Charlottetown
Special Agent Manager P, E_ Island Bxénch
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Charlotte
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A Practical Recommendation
town.
Dzali Gras'-The llmv (j. F. Haydeii'a Roller I’rndm-¢
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aestweelr wan all you claimed it to be and I can certainly recomme ri ro* you
H nm" 9"* “Pin Canadii. me Hour to
Respectfully your-5
CHAS. E PRATT.
Sold in 25 and so lb bags. Try a bag it will speak Ioritself'
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  BIICK '
In any case where McNeill’s
Eczema Lotion fails to cure. This
remedy has cured many stubborn
cases where all other remedies
have failed. We highly recommend;
tnlniy the best Eczema remedy
,known. Sent by mail on receipt of
price.
25C a bottle. Sold only by
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“If you went to,iook dresstfrl ‘u
to the handle’-not ova-rdrcssedl?
mind yon-see that John .‘»icLeod
& Co., does your tailoring." Sage
advice to thc man of business or
society whose appearance is of any
moint_t to him. We can but re-
peat: For good garmen ts,'fashion
ably catfand made. see
Great George street. _
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Foundry.”
This proper! was formed owned
and oenp ed by Kr. T. A. ieLoan.
gidtiimmk "ifii>'”i°d' rain aa
eu bi had hy eaiangirwr sled."
Bruce Stcwait & Co,
roanden, ln a
Machinists and 
lteam Navigation com Wharf.
Charlottetown,
P. B. inland,
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