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GOOD DIGESTION
If you can keep your digestive system
in proper condition the hrdy will be well
nourished and you neei have little fear
of disease. By regniltirig the ki iuevs,
liver ann bowels Dr. C 1¢ss‘s Kidney-
Llver Pills ensure a healthful condition
of the organs of dirreezlon and for tai 1
rpaaonare indispensable as a family madi-
e ne.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN-
May 3,-ar., Swallow, Finlayson, Pinette;
Frank, Grant, Wallace.
M sy 3.-cld., Kohinoor, Deagle, Picton
Swallow, Read,Pugwanb; Frank, Grant
TH E PLAN 0F CMIPMG N-
We are told that when the war betweoll
France and Prussia broke out in 1870,
everythlnz was readyon the Prnssianslde
even ta the dataliaof the plan 03 0lmPl|¥°
by Moltks which was afterward oar-ried~
out with such marvellous enooell. Abd
ou the other hand there is the famons
saying of the great Napoleon, “I HBV!!
had any plan of campaign.” J net now.
among the military experts and arm chair-
srltles than is mush speculation as w
Japau‘s plan of campaign in the Dl'°8°\\t
; war. Possibly there ia no plan in the
1 sense of the great German oommalldofl
Wallacc;Edwin A.Crazier, McDoll¢\U» lah” for an mvuwn ‘mi wnqusst of
Picton.
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Piles
hsumuuhotltllahave
gvrhatthey ihinkoiii. .Eiga
our nlxnorltahaok ifnotmred. llc
'ah.1iealsn or£>uaxaos,Ba-rank 0o.,'tiurunia
Dr. Chaae’a ointment
A Bic sH_|P_MENT=
Four Carloads of Furniture received dur-
inn April consistinrr of cased gmds, iron
gre;
E-it
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iliiiiih
F1-ance. The hrst impression was that
all the J apaneae operations in the field
were w bg rigidly qgnhrolled by $110
general staff in Tokio.It was believed that
the Mlkadds forces were to be dlvifld
into three armies, each of about liD.iD0
men and ali directed from home.
This impression has now been Rroatly
modified, the conclusion beinz that while
from Toklo. the tactics-thc actual opera-
tions in the preeenceof the enemy-are
now probably under the entire control
beds, chalrs,dinner and fancy ofllce chairs,
General Tamara 'died last October he
_quittei the cabinet to assume his imf
portant military duties. It remains to bs
sean whether he will prove a match for
the redoubtable Knropatkin.
, General Kodama has not revealed his
planofeampaign, if hs has -one, and we
do not even know whether like Moltke. he
will direct the operations from his desk.
or after the example of General Grant. do
*his thinking while he ' ilkllti- W8 do
,not know whether he will seek to capture
New Chwalll and Port Al’i»\!lll'. 0|'
whether his mime object will be to meal
and destroy the Russian army, wherever
it may be. It is claimed by some that in
mgdsru wars fortressas are useless. Thus
we have a leading St. Petersburg Journal
treating Port Arthur and Vladivoswck as
worthy of little consideration. “Buasla,"
it says, “needs no plan _ except
tha simple, old, effective plau
of mecting and defeating the enemy's
‘ army." The opposing armies have already
met at Yaiu River. The Russians have
met defeat and have fallen back. In a
the strauwy is determined in outline new position, with reinforced numbers
they will again iight. It is clear that
the fortunes of the respective forces
on the battlefield must larilly deter-
aud srnonu the most ioyalsabjects of th
made in social inihstrlaiand political' II'
forms and legisi-tion which h`as entirel!
onzstripped the iaostadvansed republics.
pnsp 1-lngiu m-uarial as well as moral
» 1!
abidinr, and well conditional. Probably
ozher side of the world. _ `
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The cdse of ln‘antleide reported
vice, and vice to crime of deepest dye i
f
in making the transfer of the mails t
the Summerside-Point du Chene route as
he was before in making the chang
the winter to the eummerhoavs. It w
tion.
Br-iti rr Drown tirarehss been progrois
well being. ller people are sober w
we in Uahad-I. eould learn very much ru ‘ _
them ‘o our pmlit il, they were not at the
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little singular that nn1er_mona_rnhialrnl¢» I ,.  -V ` T _ `
_ _ `§u'Nr`l1rsrnn.' Q11-i_°jro\iY`et.".‘~'
1 . - Our springistockoflhreatbflooda  now mm.
Newzsalaudisto-dayin tlsevaryvauol _ _ _
the world's progress and appears w be
pleteand up-to-date and intending purchasers will
find that there is economy in buying here. Follow.
ing area few leading lin_es_iu dihcfcut shades.
-voruts cuannnars nnoan
from
Mount Stewrrt is altoitfther shockin|.l ' _
How easily evll auocistions leafl on io'
e
from the Capestn Georgetown ard from _
,_ White,
done in each ca-e without any interrup-
ns . ns   cLo‘rn
Pos masterWhearha.sbeanaasneceasu; Champagne’ Pink’ i ~ Black, I
Cream, Blue, , Green,
B ue,
White,
Green,
Navy,
Red, >
Green ,
` Pale Blue. ' Fawn,
The Russian Government appears
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iouuges,pictures, mirrors, baby carriages,
and go crrts, roilei top desks,bed springs,
mattresses, curtain strerchers, parlor
tables, chair seats, secretaries, brass bed-
etends, _iardiuer stands, odd bureaus, odd
comuorles, etc., etc. marked J. P. & Co.
This is the largest shipment of furniture iiuhting race halfa century ago he ba
fought his way up to the highest political --
received by any one ilrm in this city.-Jas
Paton & CJ. 4~1w 1,(
Weeks’ Hats
are u'p-to-date styles
Riin Coat Jackets. Just the thing for
Billing wear. All the go, § length.
Knocks out any other spring coat in the
market and is shower proof, 85.75.-Jas.
army." Andagreat military man he i
according to this authority. Born of
,and military distinction. He has been
Cathartic
my to tab. saw to ovonb-1
Pawn & Co. 4 dw tf.
Hood’s Pills
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Spring
dll
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V¢i‘¢0dl I
ready to hand over any time you come for it. And
that time should be pretty near at hand, unless you
prefer to get along with a winter coat into the
warm weather.
0ur Spring 0vercoats
show au individuality that raises them away above
the average ready-made coats.
You can discerln the
touches that you usually
associate with best custom-made coats.
And yot1’d expect to pay more for such elegant
tailor-made coats than these prices, wou1dn't you?
$5 oo. $6.00, $7.50, $9.00, $10 oo, $12.00, $15.00.
the Real Snavvl' Copper
That the correctly dressed man wants, is quite
different from the baggy affair of a season ago.
Now its short, neat, snappy and elegant.
\Ve’re loaded with Spring newness. Follow us
and you follow fashion.
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of one commander. The London Stand- mine the plan of campaign. In war it is
ard states that this one man is General very frequently the unexpected that :hap-
Kodama, “the brain of the J apane=e pens, and then plans must be changed to
S. suit the emergency.
a
s THE EXAMPLE OF NEW ZEALAND-
a Within the compass of s single lifetime
New Zealand has emerged from savagery
to the foremost of progressive countries.
I-ll?  _ Before 1R40 the islands had no Govern-
ment save that of hundreds of Mori
chiefs. In that year the islands became
British. Thirteen years later a con-
stitution was adopted, and in another
thirteen while the colony was still in
swaddiing clothes, the first step toward
, with the telegraph lines, first as a com-
petitor with the campanles, and later
taking full possession of the telegraph
business, forbidding all other persons or
corporation: from erecting or maintaining
lines for public use. Then $20,000,000 was
borrowed, and $40,003,000 worth of state
lands added, and with the proceeds roads,
bridges, railroads. telegraph and water
works were built by the national Govern-
ment.
More recently the Government took up
the business of life insurance, and this
movement has btcn popular from the
starr. Last year half the life business
done in the Colony was conducted by the
Government. This branch of the Govern-
ment service employs paid convssserP,uses
attractive and skilliullv worded circulars,
handsome offices and pays taxes like a,
private company. Then the land quee-
ticn was grappied with and ended in the
nationaiisstlon ofthe land which is now
never sold but leased in perpeiuity.
Great changes in the representative
system had in the meantime developed.
The franchise was extended, the one man
one vote plan adopted, the vote was ex-
tended to women, to Mosri women even,
andtocap the climax voting has been
made co1npuisory.' There is a trleunlsl
referendum on the liquor question, nu
eight hour work day with weekly half
holiday, and an industrial arbitration act
since1894. There have been no strikes cr
lock outs since that date. State owner-
ship oi coal mines has bcfzun, and there
are pensions granted to all workers over
(i5yesrs of axe, who may have insuffici-
ent incomes.
ment of New Zealand. It has been called
a social experiment station, and it maybe
observed that no considerable community
on earth has experimented so boldly, and
this boldness, which would be counted ng
recklessness in any other laudbss succeed-
 
Our sranular _
Effcrvcsccnt
Apcrlczt Salts
is abeantifnl article to take
at this season oi the year,
acting on the stomach,
liver ard kidneys. They
cool the blood and rid it of
those impurities which
cause rheumatlsm and
many other disorders. A
dose taken before break-
fast each morning insures
perfect healih.
Our own make z5c per
bottle, giving you a large
bottle for little money.
Sold by
A.W.k_¢ilillil,Plliii.B. _'
The Square  , .
last Sundays defeat oh the Yalu River
the water seems to have lex to a rover
of that sensible policy.
` The movement on fo t,'u-in an in
have een up the censorship again for the - _
purpo~e of concealing the lull import of Blue and White,
Ox-blood, Red.
For a time the news was made known' N3Vy Blllé,
with great franlrness, but the disaster
on land following so many rever=es on,  
Bal. ,
` Black, Black and White, Black with satin stripe. ‘
-l
iiuentisi committee at its h~n_1 for the   
restoration of the old Prom.-.sr 1 Csmetery _ -
on Malpeque Road is in we  way qgm-  M - - -
ushn _
mendabie. Tile work has we 1 sadly ’ S’ Vesungs’ Glnghams 1
neederi for years. The p nn proposed is _
simple, practical and cnmpsr tively in- F  ® ‘ 0
O .’
national ownership was taken. It began expensive in view of thc1.- -.its tx
be
looked for. It is worthy of 1..s1'.,' and
gencrt us support.
ORDINARY CORN CURES ARE
DANGEROUS.
because they contain acids, but Putnam's
Painle-s Corn aux \V»-1 t Extractor is
entirely vegetable in composition. Reiu~e
a suhsutute for “Putuau1' '; l\.'s the only
sure, safe and painless cure for corns and
WB\’iB.
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HEAD AND SHOULDERS
ABOVE ALI.
is the rapturous feeling of any
man. no matter how diminutive
physically. who wears clothing of
ourmake.Even a little fellow drap-
p_er1y clad makes a good impres-
sion, while a giant improperly
dressed is a laughing aiock. For-
tunately we know how to build
_clothes for big men and little men
and-in-betweens.
The M_illihery§Leader°a.
1 sursursxnn.
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HOME IHSURANCE CO.~ -RE TORONIO FIRE.
THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
' New York, April 25, 1904.
To our agents in Canada:-As you are no doubt interested, we take
this early opportunity to advise that "THE HOMES” net loss in the
TORONTO CONFLAGKATION is a triile less than TWO HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS, Following our usual custom, our adjust
ers are now on the ground prepared to promptly and equitably adjust
,these losses. which will be immediately paid in cash and without dis-
count. . We also take the opportunity of again calling your attention
to the following facts : '
“THE HOMI-£'S" Cash Capital is THREE MILLION' DOLL-
ARS. Its Cash Assets exceed EIGHTEEN MILLION DOLLARS,
and ns _Surplus to Policy Holders is over NINE MILLION DOLLARS.
It is prob ably unnecessary to add thatthis couflagration does not in
the slightest degree aifect our policy or lines, and that our facilities for
assisting our worthy representatives are undiminished.
With ki nd regards, we remain,.
` Yours truly,
- (Signed) E. 1-l. A. Correa, Vice President.
W. K. Ro gets, Co. Ltd., General agents for P. E. Island,
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Choose ~ The BEST
Tne Tooaoeo Epicure who docs not use the
Hickey Twist, Pearl or Ruby
,l Has never derived that real enjoyment which is his-
' They are the gems of the trade.
FINE CUT MIXTURBS IN 1 and a POUND TINS
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_There are Sweet Peas that are called best
and there are those that are best.The sort that
‘ so completely ctptivate one with the delight-
ful charm of eir exquisite colorings, the
sorts whose ravishing beauty holds one en-
chanted, the sorts whose large handsome
Bowers are perfectly “usable” because of ,their
long stout s\ema~thes¢ ARE THE BEST
sorts. Selected _when in 'flower the past
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