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;'.'»_\1li'1.‘~'. March 13-Sir Eflwai-rl ments must in the long run breaklmaking another agreement to join the foreign secretary, leading civilization down. leach other in any case of a quarrel ~- hf.u~v» of iommons tonfght`in Pre- Foine thought, the secretary contin- | with a third po\ver, in which arbitra- .-r A.~u;iiitb'g absence, made an im- ued, that it would end in war. He_tiou was refused.

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», .invni polir.-y. licginald .\lc- iriternatioiial revolution. Anyway the l4il1d."Baid Sir Edward, "there would ’1< i:i-t bid of the admirnlty, in rivalry would nt-t be stopped by anyibe no risks, and you must be prepar- -ii his estimates against at- i-single nati-.~n dropping out of the_c1.i for more sacritice of national 1./..-\:rf,»;ii ccrtnzri quarters, explain- trace. fp;-id¢_ 1 lmmy tha¢_t0 1,1-0,-mee such

:Lai in l‘.il-l urea; Britain would' Although (ire-at Britain has ~a|clinn<,:c»s~ public Opgnim, must new .c tbiriv nr! fiermany twenty-one _strong navy, her army was small, i very high ideals-higher than nome

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.fu ';~_~»-:S r:i\i.i¢e<l_ nations._th8t_s-ltifmtlthat it would require not only the_wa_;-d_`_ the 1-ea1i@¢i0n_ --Nanonsm he ..» on .‘..i\.\.n_iii<iit..~_. ahber iii! signature of_ both government s_, hut. cmd in a grave peroration, "are in ai nhl:--=~. the inisciief was li_i”Oi1g?t_tlie ne-liberate and decided _sanction of bondage to arm! and navy cxlie_i;li~ .11 _- ii. mn :-_i--clings, _ns uc as ~ o|p_arlin_|iicnt. That, l believe uould be _tm-e_ ;\,1n,_ the Mme come when they ll-PII' HiHHi>~ Y-ll* i-V'*\-th ‘lf *Uma* HH 211. `shnll realize that the law is a vector

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lrtla In Price and Catalogue i-udmraal

iii e im u n n amen - e sta*-'ery when the United itritt-.-i r-are

i:e.:.n :inwii law, this year would ,declared, must depelnd on nationslup, not counting the loss in bi ~-nl or

' . tin- i;'.:..'.»'ntt>i :bark in the British llearning, like individuals, to resort to money, or the risk oi' nati -hr.; eil..- `, '_ tiiszrrtis. V - ,law instead of force of arms. He re- renee." '

_~'»-rr-'-fill (iii-v, atilrnling Mr. Mc- ilerred to President ’l`s.lt’s arbitration ln conclusion, the secr‘t_'-.rv ;-i~.d: ._.:i.n'_-i _»t:m=;r.<»i.t:;, ei ihasized theiweech as bold coura eoue and re- “The 'general adoption nf' _-_-4-h 8

cbt-ered. The speech was too late for com-

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nations should thus make it cigar that ‘in no circumstances were they Koing to war again, the affect of their example-on the world must have ben- _eiicial consequences.

Nations entering such an agreement,

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ment in the morning papers, but it

lobbies.

MME ADELAIDE NORWOOD AT

B. F. KE1'l‘H'S, BOSTON.

Madam Adelaide Norwood, for six

years prima donna with the Henry V. Savage grand opera company and creator of the title roles in Puccini'a "Madam Butterfly," "La Boheme,” and "La Tosca," will next week head

B. F. Keith'r-i Theatre this season. Mine. Norwood will be honored in one of the bei-it programs ever offered in vaudeville by a grand opera star, her selections ranging from Wagner's "Ride of De Walkuro," to such pop- ular favorites as "(‘ome Back to Er- in." The surrounding bill is intended for

laughing purposes only. Harry Tighe and his Collegians will appear in a new comedy sketch written especially for him by Ralph D. Paine, the well- known author uf boys' books. It is called "The Careless Sophomore," and abounds in clean, wholesome humor from start to finish. Morton and Moore, who starred Last season in Gordon t and Norths' "Merry Whirl," will appear in an original singing and dancing act, introdiiciriry some of their famous eccentric danc-

teain. who have s splendid "musical sketch called “The Wrong Hero," and other big features will be Brown, Harris and Brown, in “Just to I,auL'h:" the Sensational Boises, call- ed "The Human Arrowplanos" in, their sensational casting act; Leon Rogue, the mimic and entertainef; and Strength Brothers in extraordin- ary feats of equilibrium.

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MEXICAN REBELS

WILL CUNTINUE li] V FIGHT ll] THE DEATH

NEW YORK; March 14-Dr. Fran-

cesco Gomez. leader of the Washing- ton Junta of the_lnsurrectiontsts in N€IiCo delivered defiance of the Mex- ican Government this afternoon just b¢f°re he departed for vv»eninét;»n. Dr. Gomez, who has been here sever- al days in consultation with Gust-av Madera. said;

"The Revolutionists will lay down

their arms only when their demands are granted. If the demands are not granted we shall continue to fight to the death. \\`e are not worried over the pressure of United States troops in Texas. There are 12,000 men un- der arms in tw;-nty Statis out of thirty-one States fighting for the in- surgent caus-. In addition to our physical strength actually in the field, We have many American min in high places who are not only sym- pathizing with us in our struggle hilt are secretly siding izs -with re- sources."

REVOLT SPREADI.\`G.

El. PASO, Tcxaz, March l4-Re-

volt has broken out in the Mexican Provinces of Coahnila in the north and Morelos in the south: Chihuahua, the finest city in northern Mexico, with 3 population of 30 000 peonle. is cut off from the world by railroad and is threatened with starvation. Insiirrectos led by Captain Alfred G. Creighton, are camped only fifteen miles south of Juarez and' General Blanco, the Insurrecto leader, is re- cruiting new troops for a-.iothrr at- tack on Aguaprieta_ | The summary execut`on rf pri-on

ers has bein commencsdhy the Fed- erals. The first report of immediate execution upon capture-d men was brought here ny an unarmed Mexican who declared that the l~`e;lerals had shot two captives and cumreltd a t`1ird to dig three gravts one of which was to be occupied by hlrnsef alter' he had executed his task. He managed to escape hfi\ve\ er. ~ The worst damage to property in

Northern Mcvico'is being dmc by a small detacbmrnt operatinzg under Captain Creighton. Freighton hails from New England. His mother re-' sides in Danvers, Mass. l-le hes burn-_ ed thirty railway bridges and tr.-stles in the past twenty-fozir hours.

RESTLESS BABIES

In nine cases out of ten, skin irri-

tation is the cause. An occasional annointing with Zam-Huk balm, and the use of Zam-Buk Soap (25c. per tablet) in the lalh will end the trouble. Wherever there are erup- tions, rashes, or chapped places, apply Zani-Buk. 'I`his famous house- hold balm is compounded from pure- ly herbal essencrs, and is mild in its action. .Vis scores of mothers daily testify, it is an ideal balm for the skin troubles of babies. Medical men and nurses concur. Zam-Buk is also so very useful in the family. Cures cuts, burns, skin troubles, eruptions, abscesses, ulcers, piles, eczema, will aa a "first aid" preparation i_~; with- nut equal. All druggists and s",or'es sell at 50c. box, or post tree from ',;am~13uk Co., Toronto, for price.

CUT THIS ()l.'T AND `

PASTE IT UP.

Almost every day The Guardian re-

ceives orders by mail to insert news matter of an advertising nature. In most of these cases the senders, who are frequently not known to any member of the staff and who have no account in the advertising d¢llH!`fV- ment, write "Please insert the fol- lowing and oblige," thus apparently imply'ing"that they think the items will be inserted tree. Only a few weeks ago a reader wrote asking that his ad- vcrtiseinent of Farm for Sale be in- serted frce from day to day until he cancelled it, as he is a subscriber to The Guardian. In this connection it may be said that the subscription price ia not sufficient to even pay the actual cost Of Palm". ink. PWSSWOYK- mailing, bookceping and Other expen- ses of the Circulation department. proper, and thus subscribers have no privileges of free advertising and are on the same footing as non-subscri- bers. Seldom ever does the sender state whether the ltein is to appear in the Morning Daily or the Rural Daily. whether for one or more times in. either Daily, or in both, whether als a display advertisement. announce- ment, business local, classified ad or otherwise. When for church or chari- table piii~posU~tbey seldom ever say so, or do not enclose suthcient monev to pay for same all of which will be returned by first mail in the event of the item not being chargeable; or it more money is sent than necessary to pay for the item the' surplus will

that dnlny and disappointment will he avoided. 3-16dl‘tf`.

KEI'l‘I-I & Pl1OC'I`0R'S FIFTH AVE-

mnnagenicnt of the Fifth Avenue The atre, will offer a programme, the e-

qual ' .' ' York. Certainly no more lmlwftanl- announcement could he made than that of Emma Dunn, the Broadway; dramatic favorite and who lately ap-

p ' - biggest success. "Mother" l>i”0fli\C¢‘l at the Hackett Theatre. Much of the success of "Mother" hair been credited to Miss Dunn, and in "The Baby" in which she ls appear-

ing in a ' . _ ' thetic portrayal of a mother_ role, and the performance in its simpli- city and charm has seldom been ac-

WHY D0 WUMEN SUFFEH

when They could Ile Well?

It is so easy to be well and strong and

able to enjoy life, that it is surprising how iuiuiy women drug themselves through the day suffering tortures from lame back due to l:idnt~_v trouble. Mrs. \\'|`lcox fouinl the way to cure herself and gladly u-rites about it sotliat others may be induced to use the same remedy,

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“I consider it my duty to tell you

that you may make widely known t0 others the virtues of CIN PILLS.

During the last winter, I was bothered

very much with s Weak Back. I was advised by n friend to try GXN PILLS and I did. 'i`l\c first boxl found helped rue \'cr_\' iiiucli and I found wlicil I had taken llie second, I was completely cur|:d." MRS. F. \\'ILCOX.

Put GI.\’ PILLS to the test. If GIN

PILLS do not do all that we say they will-let us know, and we will cheer- fully 'refuinl you your money. Send for a free sample and see for yourself that tlie_v will do you good. Then buy' the regular boxes at your dealers-_»',oc., 6 for $J_5o. 63

National Drug and Chemical Co. of

Cnnailu, Limited, Ilept. I’. Ii. Toroiitn.

NA'I`I0_\'.-\L I..-'XZY LIVER l"ILI,S-

guaruiitecd tocure Constipation, llilious- ucss und Sick Headache. a5c. a box.

be returned at once, there being a greater discount for cash with order' f0I` i1fi‘~'<‘i‘US1Yi2 of churches &c than for regular business. In all such can. es the .~\<l\'ci‘tising department com- municata-.-a with the sender as quickly as possible by mail or phone, often paying the messenger service to get them to the telephone if not too far distant, thus saving all possible time. People uritc this office to kuowif l\'f:ws, Letters to Editor, etc., are Clif1i`.f<i‘\l for, and to all such tiicri- is but one reply-all items etc of ii money making nature, even though they he somewhat ol a news nature, are chargeable. For instance, the nd. vance notice or notices of a concert, lecture, pie social, picnic, etc., are chareenble if nn admission fec, silver coil:-t'tion,. sale of pies or sale oi food or refreshments, etc. Advance notices oi' purely religious sr-rvicea, even tho a silver collection is to be taken up, are not chargeable. The pariiciilars of any of the above, alter they have been held, are, however, news anil thus not chargeable. The news of any past, present or future business, which is still being conduc- ted, is chargeable, if it is ap- parent that the object is to make the business more widely known and thus increase it. Verses accompa- nying death notices are also chargeab- lc. Even items which are actual news and not chargeable for but once in either Morning Daily or Iliiral Daily or both arc chargeable for more than one insertion, as they are thus not neun. -

The above facts are given for the

purpose of assisting persona who have items, etc., to mall to this oilice, so

NUE 'I`HI'lA'I`ItE, NEW YORK, WEEK OI" MARCH 20, 1911.

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It gives a good appetite,

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Some Extra Good Bargains ---10 p. c. off

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suits -Shirts --Gloves

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ted on the vaudeville stage. Sharing the headline honor, is Nat M, Wills, "The Tramp Zllonologist" and always a big favorite. with patrons of the Fifth Avenue. Mr. Wills has just re- turiu-d froin n tour oi Eiirope, where he was rict'orrlcd the distinction of playing before all the l-Iuropcau non- ility, and his return to .\'ew York has been welcoiiictl by all who have ever se-eu lilni.--Another' big fentiiize is Wilbur Mack and .\-'ella Walker in their musical flirtatirin “The Girl and the Pearl." This clever coinbinntion prcseiits a sketch lull of high class. rt~ pnrtec and have n smooth, easy- way of delivering their neat patter. Z\lack's own songs are the feature of the act and include "Now Just Sup- pose," "l've lieen Told" and ‘_‘.\lnn<lv I Love \`ou.“ Their singing and danc- ing is good, hilt iibo\‘c all else, they have the versvc, the delight. in their work, the spoiitaiincify that iiiulte; the callous patrons liaiipy, Yi-l-lier and Shelton, tivo colored 1-oi.c\iiai:s furnish a most mniislng act. fine of them with the uid of a piano and a pistol portrays a battle, which is go- ing n few degrees ahead of most of our New York coinposers. Mr. Toni I<2il\\'m‘ds, the English ventriloqiiisit, recognized as one of the best in tl.-e business, and his act is different from any of its kind. Imported direct frmn Eiirolie is the Kitainurn Japs, a \\'on- der act of international lame. For the little ones, thc management uill oiler, Al Ilayno's Dogs. This collec_ tion of animal-actors display almost human intelligence, and some of their [eats are marvellous. Marion Murray & (`o., in "The Prima Donua`s Hon- cyinoon" and daylight motion pictur- es coinplete this wonderful bill.

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in Rapp Suttlngs Plaid and'Strfp- ed Glnghams, Chambrhys. Pop- llns. etc. Not the low priced kind but the best quality We could procure. the kind that stands tho tub. prices 200. 220. 245 up to 340 yd.-Patons. 3 ldtf.

At the_small»/vares sale, you

will linda range of beauty pins. 3 pins to set. dull and bright cold finish. regular price 200. sais price lOo poi' set. Moore 81. Mo- Leod. 3-lsdtr

Something new ln_ Charlotte-

town-a great. sale of Smallt- waros we commence Tuesday morning the great offering of all sorts ofconstsntly nooded small- wares and motions - offered at wholesale prices and less. For example “Premier Safety Plns.all sizes and assorted. regularly sold at 50 dozen--sale price 3 dozen for 50. Red Gross halr nets. each in seperate tube. regularly sold at I0 cents. sale price 2 for i5o_ Hair Nets ofgood size. regular So sale price 2 for 50.-Moore0 Mc- Leod- s- l 4ur.r.

Mirrors Resilvered

IH €V€ry home there are defective mirrors which can be resilver- e_d and made good as new at sn1a11cost,\\/e intend forwarding a number to the glass works shortly. It will cost you' less by send- ing yours along' with the lot.Beer 8; Weeks. Furniture Headquar- ters , 3-I6dtf.

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Fam/`/y Paint is made articu-'

_ Iarly to lighten house~cl)eaning‘

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washed and scrn_bb¢d_ It 1,,-ush_ e_s out easily_d°¢sn’t drag. 0 tire you t_o apply it; the girls can Jour it on. Made in 24 g`00 C0lOl'S, Ugg it this

year on your cupboards, pantry she ves, base boards, etc., and you’ll have' less

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