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flndmmndent Journal. untramnielled and

ing to be

Just. impartial, Reliance. Nei#-'sy'

gynking al. all Lillie: I0 {ui‘tl\_ut‘ I-he boat \l`- rrests of the pcople.and recognizedthereforo as ~-I‘he Peop1o’s Pape?-

Published at its ndlces. New Prowse Block North side Post (lrllcc, at the following rates.

yable in f\tl\':mt~e:-

gtorning I-Ttlirinr.. emily (except. Sunday) three

months Sl.~*\tp<-1 yt‘...,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . ... 1.00

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'eekly l .lain-n l’i"hur-day) per year

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Branch Offices

have beclr. c.<r.\hli_<lird at t‘hc foll_~(;win.‘I ¥‘l°*`C~*- Whore in iscrintio-». nmy re pai , no\\‘.- lum- khcd. ad\'crI.i;iii_»_:. mir work and olhor bllsl css traiisacted :-

g<:mh&ntr.\l.It, L`ur:1c's Bookstore-D. l{_ Currie

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ilberwn. Alberton Booibtore. G. S. Muttarr

gent.

Souris East. Telephone cthce. R Seama.u.A £611!

J-E. B. McCREAD\', IJ. P__ HOOD,

Editor. Business Manairer

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Hon. John,,Costigan is

_Pqueted at the Hotel Dufferin on

April 4th on which occasion Count de Bury will preside. The chairman is n. prominent Lilwral, a suflicient in- dication of the fact that t-he banquet. is to be non-political.

Those who favor the appointment

ll Delaware. where after weeks of bal-

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SATURDAY. MARCH 25. 1899.

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“iran srnnicnourn AFFAIR."

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The esteemed Patriot complains*

that THE GU_iRD1_iN and the Exami- er are “still harping on the Scrim- geour aifair.” And no wonder ! The affair is one that ought to be harped upon until it is remedied. As far as our information goes Hr. Scrimgeour lives in a farm house, some three miles more or less distant from Car- digan Bridge,where the customs of- ficer “who has the key” of the famous bonded warehouse has his otiice. And the bonded warehouse is in Mr. Scrimgeour’s cellar. _

Now these are the conditions which

the Patriot defends, and defends in the case of a man repeatedly convic- ted of having vit latfd the Scott Act. The Scott Act is still the law of the land in that district. For what pur- pose does Mr. Scrimgeour require a bonded warehouse 'l Is he paying $40 a year for the purpose of placing his potatoes and turnips under govern- ment lock and key in his own cellar? .And if not, what legitimate business .has Mr. Scrimgeour to require :he use of a bonded warehouse 'l We have I asked the Patriot but it will not give .us an answer. I

We confess to sincere sorrow in

Ending that the Patriot is willing to` throw its shield over such a transac-

- tion. Wfe know something of the pres-

sure that is brought to bear upon a party journal to defend what is inde~ ffensible but there are occasions where me respectable party newspaper can #do better than to let the case go by

-I-default and preserve for itself a

_dignided silence. This is one of those

_eases in which the deoencies of*

journalism impose an obligation of 7 silence upon the Patriot, if it dares _not .speak out in condemnation.

us suppose a case. ` Let us im-

agine a farmer who had also kept an *illicit rummery three miles from the

- `-city out on the North River road,

*and had repeatedly been convicted

` and lined for violation of the Scott

Act-let us suppose that such an one should apply for the privilege of a bonded warehouse in his cellar, tend- ering the requisite fee of $40. 'Would the Patriot recommend that the application be granted? And yet wherein does this supposed case dider, except in locality, from the malodorous transaction »t Cardigan which the Patriot defends! We

A pause for a reply. _

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There are two perpetual pt nsions

running in England--that is pen- sicns that are transmitted from sire to son as long as the male line is perpet- uated. The holder of one is Inrd Rodney, and is £2,000 per annum. awarded for service rendered by his ancestor, the celebrated Admiral Rod- iiey, who died in 1792. The other piirpetual pension, now reteived by the Earl of Nelson, is £5,000 per annum, and will_ of course, continue aslong as there is any bearer of the title first obtained by Engla.nd’sgreat- est naval commander. The Nelson family is said to be very prolific of male heirs and by no means likely to become extinct.

The Toronto Globe prints a. letter

from Hon. Edward Blake in which he says: “I have never been able, though anxious to set a. time for quitting my Irish work. -- I have never thought of returning to Canada ‘for good’ in May, though I do hope to be home for a little in August.”

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of Senators On the United State.~ plan, that is by state legisl:itures,have

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Semi-Weekly lf-Iil1.~1'.\ _\`-..»\fl. &. '1`h\lr.l put* V

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lsylvania., where the legislature is yet. unable to agree and in California and

loting the legislatures have aclj-iiurnetl § without being able to make a selec- tion. It is very easy to find objec- tions to the Canadian plan of ap- pointment by the central government, but not so easy to find another plan that is free from objection.

A county in Ohio, in which there

are no towns and few vil1ages,is mak-

'ing the experiment of connecting its

sixteen townships, and as far as poss- ible all the principal farmhouses as well as`pla.ces of business, by tele- phone. The farmers have formed themselves into a company, and do the work ofierecting and equipping the line themselves,with alittle expert assistance. The cost ofthe system is about $50 per mile, and any farmer can have a telephone in his house, and free communication with all others in the county for $12 a year, payable in advance. This charge has been found sufficient to pay interest on the cost, furnishing the instruments and keep- ing everything in repair. “When the telephone is once introduced into a farmer’s house it is never taken out. It becomes a necessity.” So says the Boston Herald. No doubt the move- ment will spread. _

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--ASLEEPI" _ t 1 Nothing so a

_._" .' 0 pealstoamotg \ I / er’s heart as the

J/ If _X ' sight of her baby

J' 'l » asleep. This is

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the blue lines beneath the eyes

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Y// healthy, the ordi-

nary ills of child-

l hood are not a

serious menace;

/ but to the weak,

puny baby with the seeds of disease im- planted in its little body even before birth, they are a serious matter and frequently mean baby’s death.

The woman who wants a strlong, healthy

baby must see to it that she does not suffer from weakness and disease of the import- ant and delicate organs concerned in moth- erhood. Dr. Pierce's Favorite' Prescription acts directly on these organs, allaying in- flammation. healing ulceration and soothing pain. It tits a woman for wifehood and motherhood. It banishes the discoinforts of the period of anticipation and makes ba.by’s entry to the world easy and almost painless. It insures the newcomer’d health and an ample supply of nourishment. It rids maternity of its perils. It has caused many a childless home to ring with the happy laughter of healthy children. Over 9o,ooo\\-omen have testified to its marvelous merits. It is the discovery of an eminent slid skillful specialist, Dr. R. V. Pierce, for thirty years chief consulting Physician to the great Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute, at Buffalo, N. Y. All medicine dealers sell it. Ailing women who write to Dr. Pierce will receive free his best advice.

Scores of women who have been cured

of obstinate and dangerous diseases by Dr. Pierce’s medicines have told their experi- ences iri Dr. Piercels Common Sense Med- ical Adviser. It contains 1008 pages, over 300 engravings and colored plates, and is free. Send 31 one-cent stamps, to ‘coz/er cost of customs and mailing' only, for paper- covered COPY! cloth binding 50 stamps. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Budalo, N. Y.

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of the rough edges which

lot to meet. Therefore, make

ur home cheerful and bright; no nlv by your sunny presence, but al y keeping it cosily furnished a attractive.» Good curtains and ca. - peting were never so cheap before. call on Paton & Co’s large stores wi easily convince you how true this is," It may be said this is Written in the interests of Paton & Co. Yes, but it is lso written in your interest. We

st be constantly reminded of the ny good things necessary to bring out our happiness else we are apt o forget them. Carpets from l0c per yardto $1.75 Curtains from 35c a pair to $8.00.

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1; An’ you- might _te _in a ’c`rspital,` _the J

barxicks is sostill; i ' We 'ave all been mighty anxious, since

we ’eard it nn. parade; I j

An’ we 'aint no cowards neither. but I

_ own we was afraid. _

An’ we all praredhrd and earnest; “U Gawd, don’t take *im yet l Just let 'im stop and ’elo ns; _ ‘ An’ warn, ’lest we forget ! ” .

The sergeant said: °‘ 'E won"t get

round. -

It-’s ‘three rounds, blank’ for 'im !

‘E won’t write “ no more' stories ! ”

And our ’opes was bloomin’ dim.

But you 'ad always ’e1ped T. Atkins,

an’ though ‘ things did ‘ louk` blue-~

Welll we am’c_ much ’ands'_. at pray-,

H ’E mustn’t die; ye want ’im ! O Gawd, dou’t take ’im yet'

E wrote 'Lest we forget J! ” 5

We ’eard that you was figlitin’ ’ard-

just as we know you would E; -I

But we ’srdly ’oped yeu’d turn- Jia

flank: they said you ’ardly could. `

But -the news ’as come this mornin’, an-’

I’m writing ’ere to say.

Tliere’s no British son more ’appy than _ your old friend, Thomas A., »

"O Gawd, we’re all so grateful,

_ You ’ave left ’im with usyet,

To *old us in, and ’alt us.

Lest we, Lest we forget ! ” C A

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Gomlori Headache Powders.I0ei8. 1 ' -

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_Pirfptlen _ " "_ ~ warmm

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.Ioan s. siiirrr

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in’, but we did our best for you.“

I » _ _ . 1 _ Spare ’im alittle longer! . - 3 7

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_White Rose, _ fmt °°°°

ShiPPing Tags 756. Per m.Kent,_ ,>Mn,ea,_qu9u§ibps

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Mails order promptly attended to. Telephone [_ lB1enheim1 I -He handles?

`Sl3l‘El.tll roy, Thames, _ Indiana,_

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PRINTER'

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‘Harry Shaw; Strathroy, Golden

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compete with Standard .Garment

WE BEGIN T0-DAY, A BIG CLEARANCE SALE 0F g any _goods ini-Freed what

market. W1ll‘SP1i° P°“~ H"'“d

Boors in si-lots. ov- pm-I “°“°“ he "f°°‘

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chasers bene- Bglfi' 326.gif fit of lowest Breakfast Food.

As we Want room big bargains will be given in prices direct, Also choice Seed

all kinds of Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Slices. from mills. ` Wheat' Wm”

Russian, Colorado

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new is voun ensues 'ro ser Tue C...-_ _<'§.`f`l.’l§°S.”;‘.i§;'.fi‘§‘2

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ISCGUNTS, 20, 25 and 35 lfllll il

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_ if necessary.

E Jenni B. HARTY,

American Brands are, Best XXXX P.itr.nt.Granulaied. White Swan, .

SALE Fon casi-| oNi,v; l;;"fM<*»Mi°°f@'f°- 3 _ _

Pt ISLIIIIMAY

ii. srswanr a co., “STE” _*E-'“*l@-I

LONDON HOUSE BUILDING. ,Q _ CHEAP EXCUF.'Sl0NS_

Diarrhcza, Crojap, Tootliache. I ‘ ' I _ff0m_a11SU1fi°ns..<£f.0a€-forum uri' to and in

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_p Two Sizes’ 25% and soc. F 9 A U E _» dgsglzcgpitpsgiée not gocd forgoing Journey after

Kee it b "””“ Be f = . __ SQECIAL CHEAP Barns; _ ,

P y y°“` Wm ° ` Th 1' k O 'we sian' nl ' vi‘i"i§?S¥‘ii "fi1“`s“°‘.l 5” an ""““s S?iT°R£l

_ Own arf" 10 ll . . » , C0 0l°8i» ' , i ‘ hnitatiolls' Buy °nly the 8 we L D 1 Supapinp “,!’0|1k|v-ganSh||| the following Eerytlow rates°l1m same ay 8 I

(ie|Ni||¢__P¢p|»y [)gvi,3’, '° ’ _ Tignish to Charlottetown". . . . . . . . . . . . ._.$1.25 5 1

. A - , - I0 Leary ' “ ........... ._ 1.15:

Sold Everywhere. . ‘ ‘I FIIIO Finish, alll! pjummelztriside “ _ _75

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A A p b_ £106 Ph te Prkiepxs gomermver H

If not disposed of before April lst, I “Gm me l°fm e mir ap S e 3;‘f>r,;€e,.s` .. _

will on that dry be sold on Market most Sams actor-7 m m`°twt°wn G°°"“°°‘“"‘-_ ‘

mga, Cardigan - .

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q _ :hor terms’ etc, apply at 'li tshtoSummerside .$0.

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EXCURSION RETURN 'ricki-Yrs an one’

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