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THE GUARDIAN CHA.RLOT'] ETOWIN PRIN CE -LDW
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H YOU PEEL HRED
IN THE MORNING
toes Sleep not bring Refreshment?
ia the r aormnlgs-as tired as when
went to bed ? I S 8 serious condition
e and tba blood enriched by
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mlburrfs Heart and Nerve Pills, collapse
haimo_.t certain to ensure. Mr. Fred. ll.
$1-gham, g we -known young man of
ga,-,ie Cm” ggygg-“ I have had a. great
dggl o,f trouble with my heart for four
,gig I was easily agitated and my ex-
citement caused my heart to throb violently.
lhad dizziness and shortness Of b_f€3U\¢
arose in the mornings f¢=lm§ “S
as when I went ¢0,l>¢d- I Wa;
nmvvgqg, Milburn S Heart an,
Pius have done finder; f_°f 
ha.-.~e restored my . em w résum-
ggticg, giving me back sound
sleep, apiniakivfnmy serious 8?*
st on and vigorous." _
‘inbzmi Heart and Nerve Pills are 5oc.
aboxor 3 for $1.25 at all dl"-1?.'i_i‘.'\S_lS 0" 5?
mail. The T. Milburn C0., Llmlwdl T°'
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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
he Morris Block, we will ¢0IltlH\l€
be business in its various branches.
mlling at lowest prices for cash only,
Hin B. M. Hornsby, who has mana-
ged the business in the past, will be
in charge of the store, and will be
;plea_|ed to attend to all old customers
and many new ones.
A choi-.se new stock of Wah Papers
will he at once put on sale, and all
&|>artments of the business will be
@t well stocked. A well supplied
Iowa sand will be a special feature
I the business. The store will be
known as “The Bazaar Bookstore.”
TIE BIZIIR GDIPAIIY.
Buccesaofato P. J. Hornsby,
Harris Block. Ch’town. March 16. iooo.
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venient, we ask you, and ¥
will consider it a favor for #
those who can, to leave#
their trimmed hat order
as early in the week
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Place to have your repair work  I
done is the place that takes
the most interest in your
needs.`We strive to accmorno~ -».., 1
date all who leave any work T
with us, by prompt attention ig;
and quick despatch of same. _ '
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ge;-ion; .to neglect, and unless you In a brief article under thc above cap-
th heart and D¢l"~‘0‘1S_ 5!/'Siem ltion the Examiner of yest»erday-*comes
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__ i fucrci‘in:r0lli:~:_; up gumjor-ity for Dr,
are naturally veryfscnsitive of criticisms
i account of race affinities, traditions and
“What is sora.re as a day in June?" Bu
some days in July, such as we have had
recently, that could hardly be improved
upon. While the great cities of the Re-
public to the south of us are swelteriug in Ffeam This We have e"‘”l’ ”‘°'“`
almost intolerable heat our days are cool, Q exceedingly fiCh» alld what is
SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 19C0.`
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THE FRENCH VOTE.
much nearer tofour way of thinking than
it had been bel'cre.'and also cviuces :i com~
mcndable spirit of moderation. Still our
contemporary is inaccurate in speaking of
“the contention of Tm; Gi'.sRnra.\' that
the French Canadians of Rustico voted
for Dr. Douglas `t»-:-:rinse tl:cys_','nipatliise
with Pincau." 0.11- contention was some-
ilmr abuse of 311-. I-‘iucau became a .strong
liorigins. This was bccriusc l\Ir.Piuc.'iu.bc-
in; of l"rcuch lzlocd, \v;1.< so sti’f~:t;_;,":;»' de-
nouiiccrl for desei ting his party, v. hile the
‘l~`rcuch electors of Rustico were risked in
‘the sumo breath to \otc for an English
‘canclidatef who had also left the party
whichfitirst elected him. There were not-
able points of <ii1Tercnce.no cloiibt,and THE
(ii'sRi»r.i_\‘ hasirerer contended that the
tivo cases were quite parallel.
The French electors, being in a minority,
, spoil 999 9! lllsir €¢mi>et_ri01S,and easily
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iiicouirc the impression that he has becfi
thus: severely handled because he is
French and not English. \\'e do not for
pg moment- fsuppose that Mr, Pineau was
criticised the more severely bythe Con-
servative press i_becaurse he is of French
parentage, but it was easy in the heat of
an election campaign to convey that im-
pression to the French electors of Rusticc.
It was not soimuch that they sympa-
thised with Mr. Pineau personally, but
because their race sensitiveness had heen
unintentionally offended by the Conserva-
tive press. In politics we have to take
,even prejudices. But we can see some
force in the Examiners contention that
‘the Rustico electors, having been
accustomed to vote against Mr. Wise for
many years, might readily conceive “that
his change of political faith was due to
some ulterior motive rather than to genu-
ine dissatisfaction with thenien in omce."
We have from the first believed that Mr.
Wise did not receive the same measure of
Support as would have been given to some
Conservative who had always been iden-
titled with that party.
The Toronto World is promoting a
movementto establish a sanitarium for the
consumptives of that city, to be located
near by, so as to be accessible, and so_ to
free the city from the danger of infection.
The World says:
The need of an isolation hospital for
tuberculosis is more urgentthan for small-
pox, or even diphtheria. Acrgg to a.
s, most of them a menace to
their fellow-citizens. It is the presence of
this large number of consumptives in our
midst that is responsible for most of the
that the disease is contagious cannot but
result in the adoption of precautionary
measures _for the spread of the disease.
for the isolation and treatment of this dis-
ease.
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It was a New England poet who sung,
calm, bright and enjoyable. I\ot all the 
‘V9 lli1V€ U19 I`9D\1l3-ll0!1 Of 93-; money of the multi-millionaires of New 
being “O. K." on repair work. ;.,_, _ ` `
Give us 3 trial and be C0,,_ re York could purchase one such day as yes-  
Vmced that what we Say ls  terday and we had it for nothing!
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Foundes, Engineers, Machin-
ists and Boiler-makers.
Btonm Navigation Co’s Wharf.
Charlottetown, P. E. 1.
Phone ia5
childrens muslin collars.-Jas. Paton 81
CC_ 18 tf
.1 hundred hammocks omg fast at
Paton 8: Co’s. 13 lf
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Hammocks, bathing suits, straw hats,
omehke rooms, anfboard, good
in connection should call on
FURNITURE 0
Hay
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e been more than satisfactory this spring -Our STOCK.
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Q, and PRICES are sure trade winners-Before you
what we can do for you-STORE CLOSES 6 p
excepting SATURDAY’S open until 10 p. m.
. _p Queen St. apply 10 0Wllf1' °.°  1
wright  6°’ 
  SALES
ring quite difli rc»1::frointlxat. \`\"c said.
medical cstimate,there are at least 200con- 3 ` 
sumptives scattered throughout this city 
at an time R, . . l . ir.,/,
/,_
new cases that occur. -The knowledge to
But nothing that private individuals may
do can lessen the need for a sanitarium  
Uppe Hillsbroough Street. f \
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=='~=b__ 1  " I I ,_ I    A , can  'fwfi 1 
It is a peculiar feature that some half a
dozen or more nations are conducting
military operations against Ghina,without
any formal declaration of war against the
common enemy, and not only without any
alliance, but without any real concerted
plan of action between themselves. Great
Britain,Russia,Germany,France,Japan,thc
United States, Italy and Austria are the
powers who are in some sort acting to-
gether. In the naval part of the opera-
tions we are told the supreme command
is vested in the Russian Admiral, because
of his seniority. British,Japnnesc,Freuch,
Russian and American squadrons and
ships of war tlirc ng in the Gulf of Pcchili.
\\`ho has command of the “allied”
armies, or. who is to command them is
not so clear. The larger forces on the
ground arc Japanese and Russian. One
despatch mentions the jealousy against a
Japanese commander in chief, which may
mean that on some ground, probably
because the Japanese forces are largest,
the chief command has been claimed for,
or assiggicd to a Japanese general.
\Ve have frequent reminders of the
jealousy _and mutualsuspicions between
the powers, which for obvious reasons, is
especially acute between Russia and
Japan. Their policies and interests are
.is dif€<£t¢<_>r1iiict.; _Russia has their n a
great eagerness to acquiie territory.
Japan's policy is opposed to the dismem-
berment of China in general, and in par-
ticular is opposcd to Russia' obtaining
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“He Laughs Best
Who Laughs Last."
A hearty laugh iricafes a degree of
good health obtainable through pure blood.
As but onepersofzin ten haspureblood.
the other nine should purify the blood
.with Hood's Sarupanlla. Then theycan
laugh frm, Im and all the ffm. for
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tri Successful Soap Sala. 15'?
We are sellingfgood soaps  E
for very little money- not only ` fr” F
the cheaper kinds but also th _i\`\`r '
Rose fr,/~-1, -
~ Miguonene 
Helioirope gf
. Violette,et'.:, etc. 
All nice fresh goods-Prices-_ 2%,
' this week lower than usual-4”
Buy now. _ 
rl; Central Drugstore, 
-5; Sunnyside. 
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which is more palatabie than a
dish of Strawberri es. i/l'e _have
them-home grown-of delicious
f flavor, and to thoroughly enjoy
\ i-trawberries one must have good
ing perfectly new and fresn, and
there
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The Lind we carry. _
A ll orders by ’phone or otherwise
filed promptly. `
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and others wishin quiet com ` “my” "een, uni.
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  makes it pos- _
'sible forour custdlneijl 
to enjoy life in thejeitf f;
If you wouldyrant »
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Ttll: WAR IN CHINA. further territory in the east. Under. such
conditions how can a Japanese tleet be
delicately perfumed such as M' l?i`;°”° and dy psi” fm' 20 wars md
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The appetite can desire, and* 5
W - 9 an t 3° b Kona t . a1tuatod.ou ' .
¢1=°i°°°°>'>' *hw  -31,. ¢;>,'§.i'§`r...sf'sI.1.;, s..n.'..ii‘°¥‘i..»‘
days lzutt,€1\!“l°»\’,8°,ll‘.".”."-.55 S.brah8'k'10' feet wfidi frost pmol
..issyoft¢v".j°v<l  stun- es x 45 rear, 1»jrgs”ys_ra win:
siiod 60 toot long iu1~ear“ cf lot. There
is a lu-go warehouse in ounce*
aboat100!eet from lore where _
cauba loaded cat of warehouse with-'
-out truckage. This ia one of  »
- - ~ bminossatandsin the town. ora is
°°°1 lh-“hh i gums* now over 825,100 vliorfll 0! Business
.0 _  ,_ , .sg-»doaeiinitanana1lywhiohoouldboheld,
'yunrordot with _ . and increased .it properly at- .
 " ” ~  tended _ io. Will be I .mated
i ~ 1 i Lon reasonable terms. Possession given _l
rrrrrrnr      
' - Eorfurthor particulais~_addmss ori-
directei by a Russian Admiral, or how
can a Japanese Commander direct a Rus
sian army? And yet only by a singleCom-
mander in Chief and a single Admiral in
supreme command can that unity of ac-
tion be secured which is necessary to suc-
cessful military or naval operations.
It is easily apparent that the gravity of
the situiit-ion is greatly increased by the
want of a genuine alliance and plan of
y o tilit es
tvvcen themselves.
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Our _ivar in South Africa, now that it is
nine months old, is lwecominga somewhat.
tedious alliiir, L-ut it is young yet com-‘
the United States is engaged and which
lg anxious to have it concluded before the
ently as far oil” as ever. The generals
are clamoring for moreimen-they want
100,000 at least, is the latest word. Agni.
naldo is not -caught, and the Filipinos
-will accept no amnesty, nothing short of
China. incidentally these conditions are
helping Bryan and the anti-expanionists,
P. W. C. EXAMINATIONS.
I (Continued from First page.`)l I
Nina DesRoches, St-. Eleanors, 693.
Maud Passmore, Prince St., 510.
Florence Robertson, Prince St., £57.
James E. McKenna, Prince St., 552.
Edith Tweedy, Alberton, 549.
Amy F. McWilliams, Eldon, 541.
Anna. R. McEachern, Eldon, 540.
E. McLeod, Stanley Bridge, 526.
Roy Hooper, North Milton, 523.
Fu _ton Buntain Clifton, 519.
Tapper Ferguson, Marshiield, 516.
Vernon Webster, Marie, 514.
Maud Murphy, Summerside. 500.
Nojrn-The French of No. iii
 DISE_ASE AND BACKAGHE
‘  Patrick J .McLaughlan, Beauharnois
j er; States?-“I was troubled with kidney
have been that SEA I could not sleep at
ni-'slits and siiiihrfii terrible agony. I tried
all sorts of medicines butgot no relief until
I began using Dr. Chase’sKidney-Liver
Pills. They made a new man of me and
the old`t.roubles st em to be driven out o
m¥Vsysten1.” One pill a dose,25 cents a box
e have long thought it regrettable
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Another big shipment of ladies’ blouses
expected this wee , worth from $611) to
$12.00. A-dozen bought for spot cash in
Montreal, will go on our bargain counter
at 50c keep your- eye on this lot. We
have about 150 extra fine muslin waists in
colored and white and have not yet lost-
conildence in their _ selling, they are
marked at prices that is movingthem every
day. Come and see what we offer. 85
Summer crash skirts, also about fifty
white duck and pique outing skirts selling
fast.-Jas. Paton & Co. 19 tf
The last of the childrens’ bonnets, leg-
horn hats, muslin hoods and hats. Some
hats from 10c up.--Jas. Paton & Co. 19 tf.
Only two left, ladies’ muslin costumes,
also 50 white blouses and 26 under white
skirts.--Jas. Paton 86 C0. 19 tf '
` ” GOODS
With the Island, Dornin *
ion and _British Coat of
- Arms in Buckles, Pins,
Broaches, Studs, Tea' and
Coffee Spoons, etc.
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concerted action between the powers,and 5
or immediately at its close they` may be
1 has been more than two years in progress,
President McKinley is said to be extreme-'
November elections, but the end is appar- °
Shirt Waists
independence. The war seems to have
b¢¢QLO_¢ Qllwlllvr And now an American A c
force of 17,000 to 20,000 must be sent to '
SUMMER CURSETS
for the nation has grown very tired of the 1  
War: G EST AND BFST
Lesser L. Mcnwen, Lot 40, 593. I
Perkins
The Mrllrnery Leaders
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:Leah VMCK8y,' Sfmllley B1'ldgS, 480. 
Carrie Howe. L. Montague,-479, ,
Maggie Deighan, Emerald, 479.
John Angus McLeod, Heatherdale,4‘77. ~, ~ 5_5 ___ ,, S. se, 3. -S s.
Winnie Beers, Montague, 457.- fair' éw rr  
R. D. McGillivray, Blooming Pt. 456. ity)
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The earlier rs lint
Bui These Garments
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vm- _nga mum
an lam-ivmriao
Crash S kiri s
pared 'wiui nic i>z.nippins war in wincir GOOD QUA|_|1'Y
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Are to hand
They are the prettiest lot of clothes we hav e ever had ”
We are busy making them up into atyhsh Suits We
invite our patrons to examine our stock.
All clothes made by us are guaranteed to Et
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Does quality count with you 'P
If so We can Interact You
An ounce of satlafaollon le
worth a ton of talk
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Satisfaction goes with ovary pound of
HASZARD S BRAHMIN
purchased
Tl\n|:’s 'tho talk that talks
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We Dont Keep Them
We Sell Thmi t ick
E'*.Whm¥ ill l1\0msu’s Furnishing Dine, except thc hmm,
¢¢¢|l'\y Gila! lip. Plooa Down Law
Whlh and C°1°'°d SUNG. flvllbrl 005|, Underclotlnng, Sweaterf,
Hand
0_3, ;'“wm, em. Wwlllsfe, Gloves Golf Hole, Half Hose, Collar
WP Siren I-he our- liskwm-.
hd] d’°1“°“ "U13, from Zcto 75e&sh.
8°°*'°°P°°S°liI!r<iaystill 11 pm.
rdon 6: McLella
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