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Published at its offices, New Provrae Block, North Side Peat Olloe, Charlotte
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For Fifteen Years Face end Body
Mass of itching Sores-Could
own, Prince Edward Island, Canada, at
isissa swans Publishing dompmy.
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Not Express Suffering- Doctors
Did N0 G00iI»
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CURED BY CUTICURA
WHEN HOPE HAD GONE
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“ My head was one mass of acaba,
my forehead was covered down almost
to my eyebrows, and I had to wear
my hat all the time. My body was
covered with spots in size _from a
pinhead to as large as a silverdollar.
A white, crust; scab would form and
itch,` and wor s cannot express the
torture and humiliation I suffered for
fifteen years. I tried many doctors,
and all kinds of treatments, but could
get no help, and- I thought there was
no hope for me. A friend told me to
get Cuticura. I did, and in three days
my head was as clear as ever. I
applied Cuticura Ointment night and
morning, also taking a hot bath with
Cuticura Soap three times aweek, and
using the Ointment freely after the
bath. After usirigone cake of Cnticura
Soap and two boxes of Cuticura Oint-
ment I was complletely cured, without
mark or blcmis . I was so pleased I
felt like running down the street to
tell every one I mei: what Cuticura
had done for me. (signed ) H. B. Frank-
lin, 717 Wash’n St., Aileghenyi P5-"
COMPLETE TREATMENT
For Every Humour from
Pimples to Eczema
Complete external .and internal
treatment for every humour, consist-
ing of Cnticura Soap, Ointment, and
Pi ls, may now be had of all chemists.
A single set is often suiiicient to cure
the most torturing, disfiguring, itch-
ing, burning, and scaly _humours,
eczemas, ras es, and irritations, from
infancy to age, when physicians and
all else have failed.
Cuiieura Soap, Ointment, and Pills are sold throughout
the world. Depoia: London, YI Charterhouae Sq.; aria,
5 Rus de la l’aixiAu|i|alia, R. Towne A Co., Sydney.
'Potter Dm I Cl\rm.Corp., Bolton, Bale Props.
ar malta rm. -- sm ma aiwc riirisnusim
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Invictus shoes for men.-Alley
at Co Charlottetown Agents.
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'Business Ofhea Telephone 133|!-
J. P. HOOD, Advartiaiug Mgr.
F li. NEWSOM:SUblioHptl0|l Mlm I
Brancb Officer af Ssmmersldc, Aiberten, Geevyddlvn and* &arLr.'
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J.l'.B.|lloCRliADY. Editor.
D.S. McRAE, News Editor.
Shortly CHM
P. made inqnirlt BQCIHI Plllvltalna
and Hou Hr, `Fie|dln["'ah0l\i. ifildohlllih
ea of getting a third wlntpr' ateau\er,‘ alll
as to whether a fnrtharclaim had be
made on account of the hllurc of the
Dominion in carry out tha terms of union
Tunncl and a new steamer would b"e con-
THE CHARLOTTETOWNI GUARDIAN
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War at sea has undergone even greater
were gaileys, rowed with oars, and later
a mast. and sail were added. Then the
galley was enlarged and successive banks
of ours ni-ranged one above another. The
fighting wus ' ut close quarters always.;
First an utteniptlwas nmdc to ram and
they grnppled and thc wnrriors fought
hand to hunrl with sword and slileld,spear
and urrow. Such was the battle of Sa-
luinis, fought 480 years before the Chris»
tiun nm between the Greeks under Them-
istocles and the Pcrsinns under Xerxes,
the fnréier with aio and the latter with
anywhere from 1003 to 2iIl0 galleys. Z
Xerxas watched the fight:from on land
and saw his fleet practically unniliilatod
by the gullnnt. Greeks, ns told by Byron:
A King sat on the rocky brow
That looks o`cr sea-born Sniurnis;
A thousand giilleys lny below
Of many notions, itll were his;
He couiitoiltliem ui. break of day
But when the sun set where were t-hcyl'
.The galley remained in use till in the
seventeenth century. Such \vcrcBritnin‘s
first sea defences, ugninst the Roumnsand
long after under King Alfred, ii hliousund
years ago against. the Danes,andundci~his
successors Edward and Ahhcistan. Edgar
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“Ill0iIlti"$ "
A boy in his character of “Mother's ]oy" may
look nice in any sort of new clothes and an angel
smile
But it’s after he has been out in the vacant lots,
as a real boy, that the difference shows up between
really good and bad clothing-at difference which
very few people can tell 'until the clothes are worn
awhile
Christy Hats
Arc Best Hats
Ii’s not too early to get your new spring Hat. The
Christy Hats this spring are the nattiest hats in town,
and they will ontwear any other hat on earth.
Come in and see our spring hat show-needn’t
'buy-j ust look.
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Bring the romping, rollicking boy in here
where we can show you more boys’ clothing than all
the other stores in town put together.
Norfolk suits, Russia blouse suits, vest suits, '
Buster Brown suits, Military suits, Richelieu suits,
Walban suits, Prince suits, Sailor suits, Valentine
suits, two piece suits,-three piece suits. Prices 85c _
and up by easy stages to $8.00 each.
Aid your money back every time if you want it.
Prowse   Bros.,
' 'ig-isc»NLY atssi/oooh »i~is'r'rnas.
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NAVAL WARFARE aspired to be lord of all the northern seas
   ‘Bild ilbd fl'0m “HB8 ID ITV! I»h0\l!lll(i
____ gailsys divided into three leets. Later
the hghtlng ships were enlarged and sails
' became the motive powcr. Then, follow-
chnnges than on laud. At first, there ing ¢,|,,|nven|,|,m nlmmpowdm. “me th.
use of cannon in naval warfare.
It was in July 15N that the Spanish
1 Armada was destroyed. lt consisted of
lI~lJ_ ships of war besides many transports,
2,650 cannon. 11,000 sailors, 2D,iXl0 soldiers
and over 2,iX)0 voluntears. On Ita arrival
Sinklhe Opposing seller- Fellini: ibut mths English omni..-i the Armada was
attached by Drake and Howard, first
with fire ships and then with gunfire, de-
feated, dispersed, and pursued. Storms
completed the disaster and only about on.;
third of the grcut fleet returned to Spain.
The English lost only u single ship.
The seventeenth and eighteenth centur-
ies saw mnny tremendous conflicts by
British naval captains against the Dutch,
French and Spanish for the mastery of
thc seas. It was- in 1862 that the Dutch
ndiniral Van Tromp after wor-sting Blake
in n first encounter hoisted a broom at his
innsthenrl and soiled defiantly up and
down the British Channel. Ia six succeed-
ing battles however Blake proved the vic-
tor and in the lust- of these _the redoubt-
able Dutch commander was slain.
Nelson's days were the palmy days of
the wooden fighting ships, the ships ofthe
line carrying 00 to lil) guns, and the fast.
sailing frlgates of forty to fifty guns. Still
the fighting wus at close range and after
disabling an enemy's ship,efi‘ort was mnrlc
to get alongside and board it, the end be-
ing in u. hand to hand fight.. Between
Bln.ke's and Nelson‘s day were many great
names in British naval warfare nnd many
victories. Sprague, Books, Ronbow,
Hawke, Boscawen, Keppel, Rodney, and
others added new lnurels to the British
nnvy. In the French war ending 1802, no
fewer than 341 French, _80 Dutch, 86 Span-
ish nnd25other hostile war ships were
taken or destroyed, a total of 541 sail. In
i.he.lal:er French war sliding in 1814 the
total was 569 snil.
“Blake and mighty Nelson" and the
men whobridged thetime betwoen,oarried
the British ting victorious over the seven
seas und achieved the naval supremacy
which has since remained undlaput,ed.Bui.
all is changed in naval wurfnrc sincefiiheir
dny. ’Stcam, steel armor, riilnd cannon
and smokeless powdcr have wrought the
clmnge. A little torpedo boat of today
would sink Nclson‘s flagship in twenty
minutes. For thai. matter one of Togo s
lmttleships might capture or sink
the whole of Nclson'a mightiest fleet.
were it no\v nfloni, and do thc work
without coming within the range of his
heaviest guns. Better still the British
fleet of today, Incomparably the mont
powerful the world has ever seen, is also
one of the greatest agencies for the peace
of the world and at thc same time maln-
mlns without- firing a hostile shot the
supremacy which Nelson gained a hun-
reil years ago.
Still brave and gallant Ideeds are being
done upon the sea as in the olden timeaf
Still it is true of the sea-fighters that
“the deck it- la their field of fame, the
ocean lsftheir grave." The naval heroes of
the neworder of thingsln the cloaingyears
of the nineteenth and thc open years of
the twentieth century, arc, however not
British. Dewcy and Schley and Togo
and Kamimura have each gained some
fame, but the grcnt/est of these, indIs~
putsbly the greatest captain of our time,
is Togo, the Nelson of Japan. He has
shaken the eastern seas with nilzhtier
thuniieiboita than those of the "shaker
of the Baltic and the Nile." He ls already
“ the savior of his ailvereonsted islea," as
Nelson was. 'And if his enemy were not”
so soon and so utterly vanquished he
might yet have come to clnlm that higher'
title of “greatest sailor since our world
began."
lust What Everyone Should Do.
Mr. J. T. Barber of lrwinvllle, Ga., ni-
ways ksepaa bottle of Ch»\mberlain’a'.
Oollc, Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy at
hand ready for instant use. Attacks of
ooilc, cholera morbna and diarrhoea come
on sesuddeniy that them is no time to
hunt n doctor or go to the shore for
medicine. Mr. Barber saya: »“I have
tried Chamherlain'a Colle, Cholera
Diarrhoes Remedy which iaona of
medicines I ever saw. I heapa
in my room
of oollnnd
medicine I ever used.”
his service it is his dlsi»siti¢n_ or the Govl
ernmentt/odoit. I ' ` ' _
“As far as the claims made by the Local
Government are concerned I must, do
these gentlemen the justice to say that
they are claiming everything in sight.
Thcru has been no lack of claims on their
part. If everything 'la not arranged as
they wish it will not be from any want. of
claiming on their part." As tothe new
steamer Mr Fielding said; “That is one
of the mat-ters which the Delegation has
pressed upon the Government andl it is
now under the consideration of the
Ciuncil. If it is to be dealt with ii; will
have to he in the supplementary estimates
for the coming year which have not. yet.
Mr. Martin mentioned that the papers
asked for by him 'over a month ago as t5
the terms of settlement in 1900 had not yci.
been brought down, and went on to say
that the stnteineni: made by the Finance
Minister some time ago as to that settle-
ment belng In full for all claims for dam-
age for ncnfuiiilment of the terms in re-
izurd to communication with the main-
lnnd ‘ is completely contradicted by mem-
bers of the Local Government and hy tho
Premier of Prince Edward Island." Mr.
Fielding replied: “My statement I do not
think is contradicted, because it was made
on the basis of an Ach of this Parliament
and the Act speaks for itself. That can-
not bc contradicted, the document is there
.ind i .io not think in i§._'_ép¢n to debate."
It is regrettnble that there should be
any misunderstanding as to so very lm-
ment to be only for tho ‘years previous to
that dats. 'rim Act or the Legislature
ratifying Ithe ugreeniea\t,which Act alone
binds the Province, makes it perfectly
clear that the settlement; was only down
to 1000. The Act of the federal Pu.rlln~
mont if it means anything more or less
than this can in no way bind this Pro-
‘wus never agreed to by our Government
or Legislature.
June lsn‘t very “leafy” yetin this lati-
tude but it'a going to be.
Editor McLellan of the Halifax Chronicle
has been nppolnteri Post, Office Inspector.
it is pleasant to chronicle n good thing
coming in nn edii.or`s way once in a while.
I'1"HEALS THE LUNGS.
When the antiseptic vapor of “Cat|\rrh-
ozono” is inhaled it- spreads through the
breathing organs. carrying healing and
health to the sore spots. An irritable
f.broai..“Catnrrhozone" cures in five' min-
utes, hronchitis it soothes instantly
weak lungs are fed and quickly nourished
backto health. To be free from colds
ond coughs, to avoid catarrh and bronch-
itis -use Catarrozone; _it Is prescribed bv
more than twenty thousand physicians
in America alone, and used by t ic people
of ninc mitions. _
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SHIRT WAIST SUITS.
Their good points-sightllness and con-
venience have 'been sutllceently aired
Now all we have todo ls supply pretty
ones -and tho women do the rest.-buy
them hand over fist. _
There are some particularly new pretty
styles of wiulhnhla Shirt Waist Suite, that
are very moderately priced. -lnm`e`a Paton
&: Co. I idw li.
G. H. Taylor has a line line ofsllvarware'
I _did 4|. _
A ill plehe dinner not for $5.86 at W. P
C0iWIIl'B, Slllll'lyBIi'i0. lbd if
"Bai-ters' Bae# f 08|-ow
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Soda iilatcr
1 ls _liowcvcn
We guarantee,” good ‘
-service ashergtdioqe- <
Every thing _'pure--clean
and of the beat. All the
leading flavors of 1 oe
fruits. Served .ice aoldlin
thin glasses. to your ~par-
tlcnlar taste. _ 
Be a visitor daring the
lnmnier ceased. ‘ ~
inregard `to'wini.e'r canununicstlon ahve, '
ithesett»iel_“°l\t of  Piefontain‘e`   - 
npiis.i_iiisn'a»t r.n»t'\m`qu¢siiss¢ or ui., _ ; _ - <_  I _ _' A
‘aidered‘l`_n`gether. _Further than this he? , 4
was not in a poeitioutnafeahexceptwaqy ' , ` -
that if any thing can he done to improve i I
‘ non Mi- Fielding rspiiss ss to sisims for ‘ _ ' _ . 
c0mW,,,,,°,, W,” wo" om, ,,,,,,w able ball made, and drives as far as the rubber oored \
brcn laid before the House.” I I 
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Legislature alike uudqrsbood that settle- I  
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vince,us in that case it expresses whatl- Cummem _
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ball. `
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’ Olii 5Jil3,ll°Y Rita Bl Mine.
1 _ 'Intercolonial Run of Mine
Intercolonial Nut.
Your order will have our
best attention., f
; $5.50 Dozen, 50c each. »` H' P  cn-|
,   Ihe lingers Hardware Cu., Ill. ~
` ROGERS' CQRNER. __
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l-5 PER CENT
The Sun Life Assurance Company wrote 26 1-5 p- e.°
of the toial amount of new business written by al
the Canadian Life Companies (zo in all) in the year
1904-a practical guarantee of the confidence of the
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insuring public.
E- Rl BROW»
` Manager for P. E. Island,
19 mwf .yr _ Charlottetown.
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.Policies issued . . . . . . . . . . . . .$6.53o,8:5
Ah increase over rgog of $645,935
~ Insurance in force... _,_ . . . .$35,63o,i
An increase of $3,005,095:
Income . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . _ . .$1,504,063
An increase over 1903 of $r22.7oo
Payment to policy holders... . $56i,i3
An increase over 1903 of $r37,9i8
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. §OIl(l .. ‘ The financial position of the Company
""""' ' . is unexcelied. '
No Company is pa ing better results.
' _]OHN`l.. BLAIKI§, President;
_ _ L. GOLDMAN, A. I. A., F. C. A.,
‘ _ - ` _ Managing Director.
' `_ - Ross &. Matthews,
Managersfor P. E. I. and Cape Breton.
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EVERY. OPINION
IS FAVORABLE
to Eddy’s Silent
  Parlor Match
“The best match I have ever used" is the universal y
expr ession. _
All grocers stock them. -
Schofield Bros.
ssiiisg Amo, si. Jointp. B. _
CHEAPER THAN HAY I ' I I
§’.':f:.i’:.:’a;‘:'.;._ » _Cl'3Ck€i‘S
Barley, Data and Corn _ _ j -‘
Gluten Meal [ reat mill: - "" '
W ions a ii at
VERY Low PRICES
iq is in at w a~ A V ~
-__-nh; 1, I damaged by smoke, sell. _
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The
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Phone z4o. _
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YOU CAN SEE
The linen worn hy other people.
Otherdpcoplc can see tha linen YOU
How o you wish to have them acc it!
Inferior undry work makes-good “nan
poor. Evan ‘poor linen locks well w en done
up by us. T ic best test ie s trial.
A. F. WEBSTER, Star Steam Laundry.
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SUNNYSlDE»
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
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Our Eczema Lotion
is giving the highest
satisfaction.
If you are troubled
try a bottle, it , is al-
most sure to cure you
_If_ it _don’t 'A no charge.
Only 2'5c from
ELLIS
The Druggist
and Optician.
Custom Tailorinz, Gem's Fur-
f nishings, Hats, Caps,
I ' etc” 
Sin:-We wish to direct your
I _attention `to our stock of new
= -` -' _   cloths for spring and summer
' - _ Swear; ` _
’ Our cloths are .imported from
the very best manufacturers in
England, Scotland and Ireland
and include:
Worsteds. Fancy Sultings.
Middling.s f ` _ vi i _
Corn Meal. - canes, Bergen,
cncked Com” \ _V d  Kwsefds, V Trglwtgriuss.
Matchlesa LhoP. 51% each  . M ogerogzafipfsitu ‘;’,°`;"’~,R,,|,,.
proof and fancy Worsieds.
dum] ° 5 Pm We can gtiarantea satisfaction
on an Mg-,_ _ _ in taecuiti ,httlng and make up
ami.: fd' c nu si.  f _ °'°"'°‘°*‘|‘l;¥-_ 5 _ _
Tm o :ada 'ne   We invite you io _call and ex
amine the stock and believe we
will baablaitc salt you '
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3 p UBRH STREET., ` I ` J
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