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THE GUARDIAN
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SATURDAY. SEPT. 3, 1828.
BURDENED FRANCE
The one country that has deruurred
most against the Czar’s proposal for a.
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“‘S.S. LAKE WINNIPEG”
3,500 TONS From Charlottetown From Liverpool Sept 20 Oct. 4. Oct. 27 Nov. 10
Nov. 26 _
The above steamer is listed with cold
storage. and has modern improvements for carrying live stock. ~
Excellent accomodation f Jr passen-
gt-rs.
For freight, passage, staterooms and
other infomation apply at the oilice of
N. RATTENBURY.
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HUMAN ‘ SAGHIFICES
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On the Altar of Diabetei, Saved The duty on Hour is 70 cents. per l by D¢dd’g Kidgey P1113, 03], - sack and the duty on kerosene is more
| Hsin ' - - . y a farml th ffree from
:Qi ' sl num - - - more style of late; Henow has an i bjgugnggglgms’ s2?;1s:nmmt]5°Qth;g,::_ escort of seven troopers to attend.
` ’ as he goes from one government 'build-r
_urigq 1053 gf smug] power’ dmaying ing to another. _ Otherwise he ; has teeth, pam; in ;h¢ joins or smalf of been more quiet in -recent times than
i ,UW DICE are all positive signs that
Glove. l\¢rv0\1Sn¢Ss. pale or turbid
l Diabetes is in the system. _ _ Do you know how it ends? IN Dura. Apremature, horrible, agon-
_,_ll¢`d,pitiii|l death. The victim has no
peace, nocase in life. His days are _dlled with tortures. His nights are waking dreams of agony. He longs to die, yet fears the terrors of his end. H¢ C1165, 8 bloated, fetid, repulsive massof corruption. That is the only end of unchecked Diabetes. Dodd’s Kidney Pills will cure it. They drive it out of the system thoroughly, create DFW, clean blood, rebuild the diseased l‘1d0¢YS. and restore robust health
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general reduction of armaments is ,France and there is no nation that is iso greatly burdened with the cost of linilitarisni as she is. The national idebt is enormous, exceeding six bil- llioiis of dollars, and the annual inter- lest thereon is at least $250,000,000. lYet with this vast burden pressing Itlie nation to the earth, and with a. lstatioiiary or decreasing population, i France appears to be unwilling to lconsider a proposal to disarm until lshe has secured the capture or reces- sion of the Rhine provinces. How hopeless is the prospect of any ;such result. in war or peace will ap. i pear when it is stated that Germany jis as much determined to retain ‘Alsace and Lorraine as France is to _regain them, while at the same time the population of Germany already i exceeds that of France by at least twelve' millions and is increasing rapidly. At the same time the pub- lic debt of the German empire, (not iincluding those of the several states) is less than one third of the annual interest charge which France is carry- ing.
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EDITORIAL' IDTP-S.
Monday next being Labor Day and
a statutory holiday THE MORNING ,GUARDIAN will not be issued.
“Killed by Spaniards, 200; killed
by lack of medicines, food and proper care 2,000,” is the Pittsburg Chron- icle’s summary of one phase of the war.
There is likely to be a serious split
pin. the ranks of the Democratic party 'at the presidential election of 1900. _ The party is by no - means a unit on Bryan and free silver.
being collected by the United States oilicials at» Manila. are exorbitant.
than the price of the oil- »
Oom Paul Kruger is putting on
formerly.
The I. O. Foresters have decidedrto
admit women to full membership in the order and have also considerably advanced the lates of insurance to new members. This will serve ' to meet the frequent objection that the rates were lower than were consistent with prudence.
The question has been raised whe-
ther the annual rifle competitions are fuliilling the object of increasing the ediciency of the militia of the country as expert marksman. These competitions cost a considerable sum and to this must be added the cost of the Bisley team. It is complained that the result is t-hat the`same crack ,- shots compete year after year and that the great mass of the militia receive no benefit at all. But of course it is better to have afew - excellent `marksman‘ than none stall. Add until some other and better plan is
our sharpahooters be it would away- with
Complaint is made -that the duties
" whereby ~`-the £cienqy ei -
A Jewish colony is to be sent to
Porto Rico, one condition being that each colonist shall have at least $1,000. This is a provision that may be said to assure the success of the venture. The well-known acquisitive- ness of the Hebrew race with a fair capital as a starter, ensures the financial success of the J e°wish colony, whether in Porto Rico or elsewhere.
And now the Chinese foreign oiiice
oilicials are blaming England for not having interposed at an earlier date to prevent the aggressions of Russia. “\Vhy did you not prevent the occu- pation of Port Arthur 2” is the ques- tion now asked. They say that the partition of China has already begun and that Britain’s proffered support of China. comes too late. There ap- pears to be some force in the objec- tion.
England is so large a buyer of
wheat that the year’s crop is there a matter of the first consequence. Dil- igent inquiries have already been made as to the amount of the \vorld's wheat crop for the year, with the re-_ sult that an abundance seems to be assured. Some failure is reported in certain parts of Russia but in general the crop of Europe will be a full aver- age and that of the United States and Canada will be greater than last year.
It appears that the cost of battle
ships is coming down, at least in the United States. The oattleships of the original White Squadron cost on an average over three millions of dol- lars each, while the tenders just now opened for the new ships of the same class average $2,500,000.
The doctors will never- have done
with starting new theories and up- setting their old ones. The latest is . a new theory of the circulation of the blood put forth by' a Wisconsin 0 physician who believes that the circulation is not caused by the action of the heart, but by the oxygen in the lungs. Instead of the blood carrying the oxygen through the system, he says the oxygen carries the blood.
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ment for his alleged discovery. Het denies that the heart acts as a. force pump an finds that it is merely the automatic “governor” on the engine
E0 keep the pump from working too a\»SU.
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The Patriot hints that an tlection
protest will be entered in the First District to test the validity of l\li'. Campbelhs ret-urn. It also intimat-es that liquors were taken out into the riding by the friends of the successful candidate. It will be fortunate if the trial does not show that the friends of both parties resorted to the _same corrupt device. 'lVe know nothing of the facts beyond hearsay, but as usual there are hints on 'both sides. If both parties are equally guilty, which may not be the case, the resort to the electioncourt should not be made.
should be able to appear before the judge with clean hands.
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recent splendid donations to the Lon- don poor have attracted universal
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time c|r|_ nas- crown Plump and ' 8°!! time raking uoowsg-_ Nervous' -mothers audi lickly ,children
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blood. Read this statement:
“I was bothered with- 'sick headaches
and dizziness. I also nervous prostra- tion and weakness in my stomach, which madsme feel very ill indeed. I decided to try Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which was highly recommended by many, and by the time I had taken tour bottles 1 was in 'perfect health. About a year ago my little girl, then six years old, had bronchitig md chicken pox. We were told that her
only chance for Life was the careful treatment she might re- ceive at the hospital. We took her there and for eight days they had no hope ot - her recovery, butlater she had a change
for the better. Her sickness, however, left her very delicate and weak, and she did not grow any for a year. It wasfthen I thought I_~would try _Hood’s Sarsaparilla, inasmuch as I had used it for myself and found it such a good medicine for fbi/mg. - ins “P a wxstitution. one me not taken °W°_b9W°° before ll;»,ha¢improved'won`- derfully. She _hai rosy and
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The Party resorting “to the court _ knowing the txuth,_her acquaintances will
Sir Thomas Johnson Lipton, whose
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not1ce.w»-S thirty years ago a dock time Strong, asain., asa vigorous. _ri laborer at day wages. Yet now he pays to the government an income tax of $300,000. His fortune was made in the tea trade, in which he
was a most extensive advertiser. Sev- theresult of the use of this medicine.
eral years ago, when on a _voyage to 1 the east, the ship on which had taken passage was disabled and it became necessary to throwoverboard a portion
of the cargo. Lipton noticed the pre- A your m¢<ii_cin_¢.j" _ _ ' - parationsfor lightening the ship and 1 The ““f‘“l‘“§» °¢v=f-sfrvwz wfr fm' l
Sick Headache and Dizzinoss-
endure n vnst~‘Pl'0p_0r.¢ion of the
srisiisa b1o<>¢1.- .news su-»¢p.i~in.i'¢iv¢.'_ relief by -purifying ma- mucus, ti..
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p<u:idei's over hor future life, there is one all-iiiiportaiit subject wliich she should not forget. In a day dream she may build castles; in the air with a happy home, laugh- ing children and a loving husband inthe fore-ground. At that moment she may be facing death. Matrimony and motherhood hold out no happiness to the young woman who suffers from weakness and disease of the distinctly feminine organism. The wo- man who suffers in this way will be aweak, nervous, sickly, petulant wife, an incapable ` mother and an uuamiable hostess. Not
not understand that she is deserving of pity rather than reproach. _ ` ’ '
Any woman may be strong and healthy in a womanly way if she will use the right' remedy. Dr. Piercc’s Favorite Prescription - is the best of all medicines for weak and ailing women. It acts “directly on the de_- . licate and important-organs thatmakc wife- hd d th hood ’bl.Itak
bahislies the 'dangers that’surrou»nd ma- ternity. It insures a healthy baby and an ample supplypf nourishme_u§..» Thousands of women who were weak, sickly, _nervous mvalids, are now healthy, robust wives and competent mothers of healthy children, no
Mrs. John M. Conklin, of Patterson. Putnam
Co.. N. Y.. (Box m4), writes: “I am eujxoying perfect health and have been since I took t e last bottle of , Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. I had falling oi' the internal , or female
He makes out uitea lausible ar u- . '
d ~ _ ians are recommended to'
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‘ Entries c1ose?7\a September. 18-98 ~
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Admission to grobmda,
,Special Ratosby
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weakness. and Bowin caused E minm` _ , and was very weak when I commenced mg
Q constipation-Dr. Pie_tce’s Pleasant _Pel1etl.
every box that was thrown overboard A _ “Use Lipton’s Teas.” _These boxes
Heated everywhere and the fame ;of ._ V Lipton was soon as _wide as the seas. ‘
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The following is the list of events, open to md 9° we sec-on? -‘hy “Hman th. "Rd" "ua ‘
bona-fide residents' ot" the Maritime Pro- '- ' " "
vineess- 1. 100 Yard: Bun. 2. Putting 18 ]'ffW°u°°'l°“t ~ ' f in. snot. aaaovaras ann. 4 Pais fvsim. J ,. B'*“'R*"¢" " 1 5. Hall' Bile Bicycle. 6. Throwinz IB Ib. “Sf P°°°"° _ _ °
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GITY OF
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To Pannsrs AND GUARD1A.\'s_-~
You are hereby notified that
schools of this city will
and winter term on
September. Scholars are in attendance on the
are requested to wear
and neat clothmg,'and
of J as Paros Q' Co. _
Honsm
$1,050.00 Premiums.
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