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RUSSIAN PEQPLE THE UPilllNl§ lil-iliiIT|illlS IN HOTEL QUESTIO

' OPPOSED 0 WAR iii PililliMlllT, UUEBTE Pllillllllii AGAIN DISCUSSED

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They make many Demonstra-

tions of Opposition

Attack on Port Arthur not Serious -Some Other Reports Doubt- ed-Former Governor of Newfoundland Dead.

Russian vr:orr.a orvosnn To wan.

LoNnoN, March ii-(Special)-Adviees

from Russia show that nrany demonstra-

tions have taken place hy thoS2 ODDJSUIZ

the war.

NOTHING l)OINli AT THE l"KON'i`.

There is no fresh news of the latest born-

bardinent of Port Arthur and no news of

new engagments.

1\`O SERIOUS AT'l`A('K MADE.

It is believed the latest bombardment of

Port Arthur was not a serious attack,

and the story of a naval tight with t he

Vladivostock squadron some days since iS

doubted.

STR BERliER'l’ MURRAY DEAD.

Sir Herbert Murray, former tiovernor

of Newfoundland tiled tc-day,

mi: Naval. rrA'r'|‘LE sooN.

ST. Pszrirusnuiua ,Mtn-ch 8.-The where-

abouts of Captain Relizen.~itein`s Vladivo-

stock squadron is carefully guarded by the military authorities, but tircre is a

strong impression here that when the

seven _],,pane~ie wrirsiiips :ippearsd oil' the harbor on Sunday and yesterii iy, the itus-

sian squadron was outside, perhaps do wn the coast, co-operating with the Russian

land force near the mouth of the Tumcn River.

It the Russians were outside and the

.Tnpaiiese definitely ascertained that fact, ablg sea iight is probably imminent, as it is considered certain that the Japanese in

that case will lie on the caan: off Vladlvo~ stock, to prevent the Iiuisians return,

giving battle If the Ru -slams arc caught

in the open sea.

All thc harbors along the coast ln which

the Russians might seek refuge, are froz-

en anti the squadron must eventually be forced to return to Viadivostock for coal.

Although the Japanese squadron is sup-

erior in nuruher and guns consisting of a

battleship and four armoured cruisers, two of which are believed to be the ids- umo and tRc 'Yakumo and two unarmoured - cruisers, thc four armoured cruisers under Captain lleitzen-

stein, the Posslu, Gromobol, lluril-r, and

Ilogalyr, are among thc ilnest vessels in

experts here are not certain that they could not take the measure of Rear Ad- miral Uriu's ships.

A naval service organ here argues

lengihiiy that the present Japanese naval

piper accounts for all the Japanese ships except the battleship Yashima and the

armoured cruiser Tokiwa, one ofthe ii st

protected cruisers, and tive second class, reckoning tl.e battleship: Fufi and Striki-

shima, the arincured cruisers. Iwate and Asama and the protectcl crufser Tak-

lrnld troops. They are gallant soldiers

them. Noi only the Kings hou~eholti_

By cable received yesterday by Mr.

Bremnc-r, The Guardian learns of th-

(S. A. C.. \\'lnburg) cousin of the bride and son of Mrs. tl)r.) Beer’ of this City.

The many friends of the bride in Char-

LlEAl{'l`S TH.-\l` ARE DISEASEI) will ncvcr bn cured hy the false, unnatur~ al stimulation of liquor. First. increase your vitality, build up the system. strengthen and purify the irloori-than the heart will respond and grow s’.rorrg.

Ferrozone is precisely what to _t1lre.li.

gives you an appetite anti a digestion that will look after' everything that is eaten. Ferrozone improves nutrition

"““’” “ "°“‘°°°°°“" “""“““ ““‘”' ‘““‘ Outline of Governor Genera|’s Surprise that Tarte Did not

Speech from the Throne Carry Berthier

,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.e,,,,,,e,, ,, ,,,,,,,e,,,e,,, ,,,, , Thanks lor Prosperity-The Grand His Campaign There- Disagree- “"5” °““’° ‘“ We S°° °‘ -Teva" ‘md "bf Trunk Amendmedt - Other ments Among Liberals in Other

Measures-Surplus Predict- Counties-Nail Works Burn-

ed-New Co|lector._ ed-Fatal Burning.

THE 5l'E\§UH FROM THR ‘|`HRONl']. TARTEB' REUUFI’ IN liER'l`HTEl(.

“hum as hmm! h_i“rEd‘ O.,.,.A“.A' _Much 11__(S,,,c|,m_Tha Mo:\"r|v.sai,, March li-Special-There

é_____--1-& speech from the throne at the opening of is Uliwh C0"-‘U-\9UY» UV" me ‘TWU that Mf-

Parliaurent today expressed tharrks for TMP” failed 5° 0°"-V Beffiii" TOT UUE'

the harvest and general prosperity. servalive cimdidate in T-he 15031 i‘Yeil"~`Ll°U

The Life Guards are two regiments of It refers to the steady increase of trade U-'erc‘, c

oavulry forming part of the British house- and the ,1e,.e10p,,,euL of i,,,,,,|L,,.,,li0,, ,md iii-1 siaNatiifn1'iiut Anti-ait.:\'.

and every loyal Brmqh heart is proud Q; anncnn(-.rs that the Grand Trunk amend- Tarte managed the Berthier cinipaign

ments will he presented for ratification. and has all along expected the Federal

but yours, curs, e\'erybnfiy',- Should have SOME Amdxulsu “l_:A_`_U"m_ _ Cunservativt- nomination tlrert-.

its life guards. The need of them is fs- .», E\n,,4A,N,N,, S,,_,,,_. ,,,,.,_.,M.,_`__

peL.|,,|1Y great when me ,{,,.,,¢_ebt_ foes 0 Amendments to the militia law are

iifei fllseu-Seth find “iii” iii the “TY eie' promised, also a hill to increase the North- Local dimgreelllenbs muon” the

ments ns colds, ittluenzi, catarrb,thcgiip Wesh nomic LD properly gumd the new Liberals are assigned-as the cause of the and nnwuiouie do in ttmtorwy mouth Of Liberal defeats in Port Ncuf anti Mitt-in

Mnmh' The heat’ way that' we know of lo settlements' nonge, which were before he.d hy their itl\li\l`d BRHTUSU T-|10” <`ii5@“~*¢~‘i is T10 A copy of the Alaska award is also

strengthen the systein with IIood's Sarea- pnmlsedq men'

DBFTTTH-the ilfefit-CS” Oi BU life ilU‘ll‘flS~ TL voiir~'t; .\raN irUi#.Ni-:ir 'rn nr-:a'rii.

removes the conditions in which these "'ii5Ulii’i»l'~*` i’ii-i”l,i’|"'FT'?i‘-

diseases make their most successfulattack The speech ,nukes the Wedicuon that I I ' ‘ gives vigor ,md Lone to up me vlmlorgws the revenue wmexceed the expenditure’ can .ali iertc was hurried to death in his

and functions, and imparts n ,genial - ` f»ithvr's house toiay.

' ' , leaving a surplus of money to reducc thc

wmmth "U the \’1°°d' Remuuber the ii.\iii'i'i.\ii2 N/iii. \\‘tmi<~ii>K\'i‘iit>\'i:i».

weaker the systeni the greater the puhlcdeht.

exposure to dis asc, lIocd's Ssrsapiriila U“_LLE`_,l_On W MCHILLAN' S'l`~ JOHN. MBI`C°ll li -(SD00ii\iAi"il‘¢ til'S’

rnakcs the system strong. _ ti'oyed_toi y the pl t b ‘ldi _ f ti

li,-rnartiMcLcilau cx».\i. i’. has been ‘Tx “H ul nw O ‘C

rliaritiinc Nail \\'ork~i.

°pp°i"wd U“llecl°" ‘lf C""iiu’-'-‘U “L The low is iffy thousand dollars half

____ Summerside. covr-red by insnrant-Q,

Qtvriiiict' March 11-(Spccial)- Nepal-

marriagc on the 10th, inst. of Major J.. _

detlirstiilrr, D. 5. U. of Kroonstad, i). R. TT. South Africa to Miss Maude Lilian Brunner, daughter of Iicn_i Brernrier of

this City.

The happy event was celebrated at the

residence of Capt. George Stephen Beer

};»=;;;»;;-miLiO»t§§ey\;:d'f;;\_Ghmjfgg The Mikado’s Government Offlcally Replies to

Statements Given Out by the Russian

Authorities, Some of Which it

Stamps as Absolutely False.

makes rich, vitalizlng blood, and is poall \\'A.~iiixt;'|'oN, .\l rrch 8 -The Japanrse 'harbor of (Zhomuipo cea=el to lie neutral LiV€|Y U19 H193! PUWGFTU' , "e3L°V°T'i"° and minister is authorized by his government I thcrelry, nt least, between the belliger- ;’;r€§g‘ni:_';:;'t§I':3wlsehauifigfflccshlé' |?,1g,’g,YS` to give thc p'cas the following s‘atement, i ents. action, uiakoe thi; ferilrle strong and the received on the fourth lnstz- I 'i`hii':i-~lt is charged un.lcr this heati- sick well. Furrozonil) _“'iiitl<itIU_y'l0lll " l`he imperial Japanese governnrent are , ing that “T u spite of twist ing interna- =¢l)'(’)'5ifio‘[\l“£ gg 3 " given io unt’ei‘st&nd that the Russian I tional laws .short ly before llri: opening of

' ' ` govcrnnicnt have recently addressed a hostilities, Japan captured as prizes of

DH- HAMii»T03"*" P"""" ‘5T'Mm"`TE THE noi c to the Bowers in which the tzovern- war the Russian inf_-rclinn Lint-u which

i'i"“7“‘ ment of Japan are charged with having were in the neutral ports of Kurt-a."

Y r coiiirrriiictl certain acts in Korea, which The lmperisl gtrvtirnnierit liaro e~t~ililis-

_ are considered hy Russiato bein violation hcl rt prize court, with f-rll an'.hui-ity tr . of international law anti all future orders pronounce flna‘ly on thc qtrestion of the and declarations iry the Korein govern- legt\li‘y of the ft-‘lures ci merchant

‘ ` *‘ ment are declared on that account to he vt»i~~=rl>.

invaiid l i<`curth -l'. i- asserted under this num-

Uuder this caption was given last even-

ing one of the prettiest entertainments ever put on our city stages. A bright march by the orcbestra(in which Miss Helen Palmer appeared as concert rnelsteilintroduced the students who in their initial march as in those which sue eroded earned corumendation for their martial appearance and gait. A patriotic chorus accompanied by orchestra “L~ t tllv Hilii R6S0uud" was sung with excel- lent volume of tone. the at-ventydlve voices easily dominating the orchestra A patriotic song “His M. iesty the King" war then sung teliingly by \\'ill Colitngi-, who kindly filled Prof. llariows place, tlicg-iriul Professor' icing unable to be with us on this occasion. Nexz tame one of thc ~pectacular pieces so dear to children and, as it proved,’inten.~iely inti-rusting LJ children of larger growth. The tiiifercrrt characters of our old nursery friends Mother (loose ct al were well sustained, tliclittlc “iutermediates" noting with a decnrum and fitness, comrncntiaiiie alike to pcrieeptor anti performer. .»\ well hal anced mais quurtctte “To Music, foil rw- ednndG. ll. Moore , ltr-tg. Stewart, W. McKee anti \V_ Colliugs are to he t-.rngra tulated on one of the musical successes of the evening. A catch by the tlrst three, despite of its lugubrious title proved most amusing.

Little Hazel Down next gave a very

pathetic ballad the chorus oi which was joined in sympathetically iry her class- mates. She has a very sweet voice and -tang into the hearts of the audicncr. Another student Myrtle Stanley recitvd with riiuch taste. G roi reading, that necessary preliminary of good singing is evidently ii feature of our schools. Nr! carrie the part song "Day in its Splendor." 'l`hc soprano was furnished by thc little ones, the elder students supplying thc aito-undountedlv one of tin- mist tak- ing numirer.~i on the well varied prngrurn. The dynamic marks were wt-ll observed. tlic r*iti`cr’ence in style hetvi efti prnl~e and priiyer being well innrkcti.

The "Good Night I)i'ili," iry the llairiiie-.

was capitiilly pt-rforinetl, our i:t»id~. ntiltied too hut, with tlelightctl i\pprolr».- tion. -Dui-io|¢&ha¢r»`e of toathsmre candies t.iicnrche.stra kept evvryhndy entertain- cd hy annie new and Wt-ll prost-ritcti sui- notions.

Part Two atftrrded the primary t-l -~se nn opportunity to show their rriitriess in ri ilrli I)rill»iii'r.-'. grut' ‘ful in iiiorcriitttit. anti rxatft. in liinc ii illr ~l~lt -4 rigrvt-tl thatiliepriiiiurit-s were till right. Miss Mollie \Vuriri1i':ou sing Mary if Argyle iii-lighi.i`ully-an ex stu lent ufi'rin c St. ht i' presence was quite in nr'-lvi' and much to tiic great pic isurc of ali. The choi us- “.ioyou~ la-t us Ever llc" .lc ~p -rr-~l thc fnvoraiilc imprr-s:ion of the ~.choo'.’< pro i grt-ss in sirigiiig. .\ wr ll play c'i \ ioli ~oli of Scotch airs was contributed liy .\li.~i< livlen l‘.\'rn~'r. Slit- has e‘r<‘i'llt\n‘. t~.‘<r-r'ii- Liurrnnil a lrrouri rich ionrxiii tht* nrt-livs ral iiuiiiircrs.‘\ht- was cqiiiiliy °<t‘i'\'it'ri\lr|c. S‘rc i-i in ino.~a‘ valiiiilile aritiiiion to our too lirriiteli iiurrrticr of string pt'rfoi'iiit:is. A inixrti tiirarlcl, ".‘.I_y love is like ii icii, red r at-` was i~<>ritrltnr\.t~ti hy I\li~.~i \\'.ii i»ui“.oir. .\li‘~i.i`-tiiiirdlur, Il.:\'ti l.etr \\'iilinins and \\'. Ceilings. ll, pin\'t‘.i n fninrliie iinrl was tit=~ttrvctlly ro. The senior \iirrfl‘nis \\'t-in

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PRINCE STREET

SCHOOL CONCERT.|

And Steps taken Towards the Purchase

Ol' the Davies by a Company

Charlottetown Capiialists~lt Can be Bought from the Owner for $30,000.

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'l`ht-tcwas a good attendance at the

inveting of the cur irlbiitors to the New

ll itel fund last night, There were present

a niiirilier of prorriinent lrusirress nien and

F9llFP~UnLutivc.s of The tluardiair rind The lixaminer.

MMYOT i{t‘il.i'. the cliairmarr announced

thc oit,1i‘t~; of the incctiirg, to rrurrslricr the

purclrasifuf thc lt\\'ic,~a and to iisc¢‘r'tnlir

whether the pri-seirl. .\nl|.~crilrt-rs would

allow their irioiiey to sirinti in the new company.

1). (). M. il-_-dtlin reported that Mr.

I)olicrty had offered to sell thc htiu-n- for

$:ii),0UtJn~t urrrrounced in The (iuardiur.

yesterday. With Messrs Paton and

Nicholson he had gone through the build- ing ami thought it was at bargain at that price. The furniture and carpets wouli need to he replari-tl but thc beds and lrcriding were gooi. ‘$40011 would repaint it un'l put it in cool condition,

»iariic.~. }’a|,oii,(it~3r'ge li. liii;;hc~, Lit-nj ii" Htl. 5- \V. i7i'|ihir<~ folltrwetl sprukiirg UT V-iw Uf`i“llt‘t'ts for otitainirig Hiiiilcienl moi.:-y to inukt- tht' pui'<:iiii.-at-.

.\i`lci' considerniilc discussion it was

rnoviti iryiit-rrirz li liughrs niiti ~.t>c0rid- ed by l". l’t>r'liii.~ that ilic prv>ei.t curri- niitit-i> wail upon the .\`tt:iiin Na\'lgzit.i0n C. rnuany ltr as -uittiii if the Stcarn:l\'a\'i- wclri i allow iiit-ir.~iirl\.~i~ription of $111,004* to stnnti anti thc nicctirig adjourricti to iroinc iugctlit-r again at the t-all of tlic tiiiuir.

the solo so well and their vouipiniozis who _joined so lit-\i'tily in tht' t'liuru.~i. Ont' of tli - iiritwi riurrilii'r~< followed in thi- pat- iioti .suing “l.\nd if llope an-i Glory"

in_ttg ‘iii 'ctitly ~ung by lit-\'. lrto \\'il liain~, ciior\r~ anti orc! t» .tra tiuplicni it g in this th - t-ill-t". nf ' ilis rriirir-sly the King." ll was ii iiiiiug pit-.lutltr iii thc l"lng i)rill ani ii tit \tit\.r vsiiivti iollu\\'¢tt|_ [lip limo, in the lniit-r lit-ing drain iiit-silly tit-t ltiiin- liy one oi' thi- ~-riitii' ~tiiticn!~, t$i.idy~4 f'-'altt-. The tlrii. iv.-is riri~~l.it', the cirorus 0il"t‘li\'t‘ null Ili- t-iiu|‘\x |il'iui1ln thi~

th ‘ li --i wine. 'l`tii- -t,i2i5;n,,'.~' :scorci ii. silcvu-~, well wtul: - iffor and as, it tics-

i‘r~\'t-i‘wtll iipprct‘i»iiiwl. Stutlt-||t.~,> ,md lin i l ‘ \ Lhe

1 t-litre utr ct :i wuirrpiirri- ~. t~' opt. in

coniiultiii cd r.tiinhi-r~ i).riipi’ii‘ uint ions

i’i\it~5i

'l`iil~I Sttl.\ll l`l.".f\`i`\

l~¢ti;r~lari1t~: north l i ~ 1| rig- tem

ini \‘t lit- nt-i'\'tin~ ~,\'-i -rn_ .~ \~iir:iti-tl _in-' ini.-ittlit ‘-iinul. initipgii ins

i. ~. 'i rt-~ncr\» -r|t‘rg\_ tin- \ iiiil ftiivv til' lint iiiiiiian hotly, ti tin; sttiinat-h. iii-nrt, lung-~_ lrifipt-yt,

|\'<'i'i>tt'. livt~rt-:itinuirt-riv init-»~ i,r_

_ _ l~i-it itil t-it ti ii_t~-:mit tml cf, (tur,.`

imilily "u’"0u" of H” i""("` )"“'|liJ Int i’\t|ii~ t»»~iti'|»~i;i_ lit-udiit'lil'. iii./.Y Slit liw cnltred into by the siuiii-n \ who .~ ing 'anti liti :ily v\'f~:ii<iiiw>».

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the R“S"i'“‘ Navy' °°“`l’lmUn“ M Sister “I`ne Imperial government do not iind lrcr t.ii~\tJapnu “declared to the rmpertr

MHTblE5 f01` tT1€ BOYS- it necessary in the present instance to oilioroa throuolr the .lapincsc urlnistcr

concern theiuselvrs in any way with the at Si-oul, that Korea would lic ircnt'<‘lort.li

S rl views, opinions or declarations oi' Lho lm- under .J ipant-so ndrnirristrntion and

p g perlul iluisiun government, but they be warned ilis .\ln_ic~iy that in tht- t:=r.~e ni'

lievo it to irc their iight and duly i0 cor- iron-ccinpliariw .lapant sc troops wt iilti

rect rni:-st.a|t»irients of facts whit-ii, if prr- occupy the palace."

’ mitted to remain irncontratlicted, might The Iinpcrial govcrrrrrrt-ni di-t-lure tht-

, tivo rls to incoirro. irrferciiccs and t-nit- rli e underl " i- . hs `.

and lnagazlues for the L AD“3‘5' Tilusionfpn the part bf neutral powi'r°. anixiriiliolly wit'irlr:1iiufl:lii'°'T.liiiOi “in llild F

EKP€Ct€d any 113)' Per Winter "Accordingly the gnvernmi-nt. of Japan l-`ift.h:-l'nder this heading it i~ 1 iiargcrl

, hoats_ A bi Stock made the following statement respecting that the .lapannar govcrrirrwnt "favored

g the live acts whic ,in thc note referred to, ii summons. through the T"rt-nch iriin’.~io

are declared to Ire fully proven and coo-l tothe iiusslan representative at tire court

iirmedz- - ofthe. emperor of Korea. to lcavc thcl

Firili ~ "iff TS Ci\t\\”iied undcr this head- country with the .stall of the llussian

Ing, that “before the opening of hostlli- legation and con~ulate."

re. ties against Russia, .lapnn landed troops Tire Irrrperisl government deny the no

' - in the independent empire of Korea, cuvicy of this statement. 'lho French

______7 __ f _ which had declared its neutrality." l charge d`1\iTaires called on the Japanese

The Imperial government, admit that minister at Seoul and informed hlin

_ Japanese troops landed in Korea before vertia ly, as he did afterwards in writing,

Priced boots today ‘S poor the declaration of war was issued, but that it vias the desire of the Rirssian

leather. _ . T not before astate of war actually existrd minister to leave Knren. and asiiod the NOW We l18\’€ B b00t that is between Japan and Russia. The main- opinion of the Japanese minister with re- alright-We believe it iS the I tooanoc of the independents and territor- ference to the matter. The Japanese ben boot made in Cgnndg, al Integrity of Korea ia one of thl objects minister replied that If the Russian mIn~

of the war, and the despatch of troops to ister would withdraw in a peaceful

The maker of it is a practi- cal leather msn and this iS the reason they best Othefft for wearing qualities. The boot is named INVICTUS

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If only for your frtraririrtl licrir-tit we want to tell you that

we have just completed opening up over $2000 OO 001153-5 wgffh of the lrantlsomest tlesigiis iii WAI] Paper, it has been our good fortune to scciirv. just here we wish to remind you that we arc Sole Agents for P. l-I. lslantl for Ce.nada`s Greatest Wall Pa per Factory. (Messrs. Colin McArthur6~ Co.. Ii\f°fP0ff1tsd> Of Montreal.

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We have fitted upa pleasant and bright Show Room

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You ani

The curse of many high

S81” ¢l¢0¢d "\@\ of 3-"Y the menaood territory was a matter of manner, taking with him his staffand

_ right and necessity which had the distinct legation guards, he would be fully pro-

°°T‘°-' m 'h' L°w°' Pro consent of the Kwan cover-nmem. sented by Japanese tr-oops. He did so

v|Rc°.' Second:-Under this heading, it is alirg- withriraw of his own free will on the 12th

ed that "Japan, with a division ofthe Jap- of li‘sbr~rary. and an escort of Japanese

meaning “Uncon<l“e'“hl°" and made by Geo.A. Slater. They are comfortable fitters and nice looking- _ Ladies' Kid Lace Boots,

and Covlon.

C|\0|c0ll ‘f0WIh Of Indiv anesa iisstmsdeaeudden attack on the soldiers were furnished him as far as

eighth Inst., that is three days before the Ohemuipo. ' declaration of war, on two Russian war- '

Oriemnlpo, and whose commanders had ‘

chips which were in the neutral port of _____________.

your request for your inspection.

on SBCOIICI Floor inrrricdiately over main store known by everybody as "Santa Claus Hcadt|uarters" easy to get nt, cheerful when you get there. Come and see.

Safhple Books are now ready, sent with pleasure at

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the notified ofthe ru tins of rola

:liens :onthe Japanese malinlfousiy stopped roi A msunouuu STOMACH'

A ‘the delivery of Russian telegrams by the ¢ "I have been troubled for some time

_ ' ,Danish cable ani destroyed the Korean \with indignation and sour stomach." says ,

governmsnt'a tolegrlphio oommirnica- Mrs. S-irah \\ . Curtis, of Lee, Manu., and a r e r 0 ' , . ,

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Ladies’ Calf Li1C€ B00\5°

wg; proof. . . . .$4.fl)

Gents' Box R Bef H00iS, $3-50| $4 (mv UT" i°*¢i`T‘l"° “muh duh" To Hunk h" tion." have been taking Ch»\mberlain`a Stomach

tended 1° ff d‘“'i*'l "‘° 9”* ‘*"°“ 'M The Imperial government declare that and Liver Tablets which have helped me

ounce that har ciamel ip

the allegations under this heading areivery much so that nowl can eat many

::T:;|¢:g 'gill .il-Je‘To'pen Yundcy ennim Oct. rnttuln B;I;:\:"';"“’g`;'“.=l‘.i,-“,§°°“`:“;"": gi untrue. It is only necessary to say that a things that before I could not." I( you ;;,_,_ n . state of war exintei and that Korea hav- have any trouble with your stomach why

| “T” 3' “H750 ine rziven hir consent to tho landing of not take these Tablets and get welll For

¢,¢,,,,, ° In _

Q-irdofu fr|,tf "7 the Japanese troops at Chemulpo, the nie by all Dmggigm

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