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IN THE RACE Fon

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has distanced the field

its scientific preparation and

the purity of its ingredients make it the best of soaps for the deli- 9 cate skins of ladies and children

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imc Lime

ow burning and can supply

of best ROACH LIME,

or building and farming

,The result was that logs from Ontario

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00 REWARD

To any horsemen or farmer who can 'eve that :here is one ounce of meal

ii =uostances in the Island

Powder A strictly high

put up by our selves as

puiifi r ani ionic it has no

VV Ileddirl.

D1'\1°‘glSI difficulties now of long standing

AP 2° 31 d between the two countries. One of'

these difficulties tends to aggravate

e_ this piaying at cross purposes. There

thmg is danger in the game as it is W ,O now being played.

be the one

F8-W Silk* Montreal Herald thinks it i'npos-

alld 8-F0 Still sible for Sir Charles Topper to hold

be 8 COIIUIDIIHJ the leadership of his party and go on

of silk goods Now for ilosing elections as has been the c

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First C0519 SXQUISIUG IHS- 1 during three years past. So far

striped "'

Sllks In sk? bl\19» fa-I’-lbir Charles has not been a fortunate

1“'eUd€f»0ld F089, Wawr leader, having lost a general election _

Pmk and blue: wlth Whlteblnd 33 Out' Of 35 bY'°1°°l9i0U§ in that I noon run eureiiver-iiinene non-irriumngsna These H are very popular for time, The general election was prim- only serum-uc to take with Hoods smapariiia'

“S We “S IUXUIIOUS lJ0l1S€ tically lost before Sir Charles took u » 2

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"» have gone asthey have largely from

attefns W °h00Se f1`0IDi all the same causes that broufiht about

*fe 1” 0°” Silk BOOL 11° U‘0UblS the defeat in l896. Butobe that as

ook » .

" own loader and a e not lik l

r ` e y to be

% 5 B guided by Liberal advice. So far we

“see no indication that the party de-

THE GUARDIAN

| \n Independent Journal, untramnielled and ; fearless; aiming to be i Just. impartial, Reliable, Newsy s-oking at all tiiiic: to further the best in ` crests of the poop1e,aud rccozn izedthercfore as

The IPeop1e’s Paper-

, Published at its offices, New Prowse BIOCK l North side Post Office, at the following rates, » payable in advancez- .iiiorning Edition, daily (except Sunday) three

months $1.00' (per yr ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . ...4.00 semi-weekly sf itionlsiona. si Thur.) ver _,_ as $1.50; in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .1...a

'eekly Edit-ion (Thursday) pc-1` Year 5l.‘.l5;in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .1.00 Branch Offices

ci ip! io'is_ may _ .N1 ‘T

ished, zidvertising, iob work and other busi ness ti‘aiis:icted:- _ . Sumilnorside, Currie's Bookstore-D. K. Currie

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Alberion, Alberton Bookstore, G. S. Muttart A . East, Telephone office, R Sec.man.Agcnt

J-E. B. MCCREADY. IJ. P._HO0D»

Editor. Business Manager

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TL`ESi)AY.APRIL 25. 1899.

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I Ai cross PURPOSES. ` ,

One object of the high duty im-

lposed upon Canadian sawn lumber limported to the United States was 'that the logs might be' taken_across the border and manufactured there, ` giving employment to American labor ` in the manufacture. Another object iwas that the owners of lumber and lumber mills in the United States ‘U might obtain better prices by being ,freed frem Canadian competition.

‘were being towed across the lakes and rivers forming the boundary, or sent by rail to the United States. Cana- dian mills were being closed down and new mills being built on the United States side to cut Canadian lumber;

The government of Ontario retorted

by imposing an export duty on logs shipped from that province. There- upon ' a disposition was evinced at Washington to prohibit the impor- tation of sawn lumber from Canada. It appears that this cannot be done under the existing U. S. tariff; but no doubt the powerful lumber interests on that side of the border will endeavor to secure sueh legislation if the icon- troversy goes on.

The incident is one of many which

shows the need of settling the several

another. Commercial war over the lumber question will make the Alaskan boundary question increas- ingly difhcult of solutio'n. To the alien labor question and the fisheries question on both oceans the same rule applies. It will be much easier, to; settle one or all of these questions while a peaceful and friendly spirit _l prevails on both sides. It is most earnestly to be desired that the J oiut Conference, when it re-assembles in August, may be able to reach an agreement which will put a stop to

the lead of his t T b

have been established at the following places, ?~ where subs -` I . be v 0 d, news furn

An Antarctic expedition is now

preparing, for which the Royal Geo-A graphical Sociefy has raised £15,000 and Mr. Longstud has given £20,000. More money is yet needed, though the British government has oH`ered to supply all the instruments required for surveying purposes, and the govern- ment of New South VVales will also contribute. It is thought a wooden ship will be best adapted for the ser- vice and this will be built in Norway where the work can be done cheaper than in England. Hitherto much more attention has been given to ex- ploration in the far north than in the south p. lar regiozis.

The Boston Herald is of the opin-

ion that if the “imperial” policy of the United States is to be carried on the cou~»z_itut-ion of tue Republic must be radically changed. It is a com- pliment to :he British system that the Herald says: “We must have what is known as the parliamentary system; that is, giving to a ministry made up of Senators _ and Represent- atives the administrative power now possessed by the President and his cabinet.” The nation has gone too far to recede in t-he matter of expan- sion, and with the clear result ol' showing that its governmental system is too rigid for a great world power.

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“_To Q90 Costs More

` Than ,to Do Well. "

Tfiis “wise saw" might

properly read, “It costs more to 'BE ill tlzarr to EE well." Wie source of all health is rich, strong blood. It is to the body what the mighty streams are to the ‘earth. A If the blood is pure, the body thrives; iffhe blood is weak or impo<oerz'.shed, flzeri eiverypalse-beat carrz'es_

weakness instead of strength.

Why make the cost of living more

than it need be? Purify your blood and give your constitution a chance to

do its level best. The only perfect blood puriher and vigor-maker in exist- ence is the world-famed Hood’s Sarsa- parilla. It brings good, perfect health.- It never disappoints.

Eryglpalgg Sores-“After scarlet fever

a running sore was left on my nose. Took Hood’s Sarsaparilla. and it cured me. My

brother was also relieved by it of erysipelas in his face.” ELLA Cornsnn, Burden, N. B.

Bgwel Tfquble -‘f My mother, Mrs.

John Ried, suffered with bowel trouble for four years and tried different doctors, but obtained no relief until she began tak. ing Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Three bottles of

this medicine entirely cured her.” Lizzm Rain, Tracy Station, N. B.

A Good Medicine - “ We have taken

Hood’s Sarsaparilla in our family as a spring medicine and used Hood’s Pills for biliousness and found both medicines very effective. For impure blood we know Hood’s Sarsaparilla is a good medicine.” R. S. PELTON, publisher Bee, Atwood, Ont.

Loss of eppetite - “I was in poor-

hea.1th,troubl with dizziness, tired feeling and loss of appetite. I,was completely run down. I took l:Iood’s Sarsaparilla and after awhile I felt much better. Hood’s Sarsapa- rilla built me up.” Lizziiz A. RUssi~:LL, Old l Chelsea, near Ottawa. Que. =

Dy8DeDSia-“ For twelve years I was

dyspeptic and broken in health, had ter-_ rible pains in my back and was unable to work. When I had taken three bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla I recovered my health.

I always recommend it.” J. B. MANOR, 362 8th Street, Oswego, N. Y.

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N 'EVEW D_f53PDoinfs_ '

it may the Conservative party have the exclusive right to choose their

_WQkN'1`E i).-4 x good horse shoer. Good pay 9~“_<i »“*»°r=1fi.Y_i0b to the right man. Apply at $1118 01509. _ 25. bf.

newexzrressw _ =, A l_ tP.E[.T ' ’ Kent street. iipillsbe li-iitbiilzd to suxifniaciiig chaser. leif.

l"O`_R`-]7l"i‘.°-_Phe cott.f~"e;” on Grafton S-s apppsite P. W.C. Possession May 1sth.Tho l

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P 4 d ‘I W 11 sires to change its leader. `

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Spring Trade ,

The time has come when you should look up your J ward robe and e how y _cu are fixed for spring war. In the event of you dec iditg io invest in a .suit or overcoat, et- , act promptly by ordering the same . , rom

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housework, _well rec'-mmeiided. Good wage. ggga girl. Apply to Mrs. D. Farquhar

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FOR SALE.-A 3 h.rse-power Gas ‘Engind

perfect running ordbi-,_ cheap Abefm-e 'May lst, tlclilalitycpptomic Printmg Co,, St. John,

_ ea -i-rc-_:cry dwellin house situat don Pownal St.. o'oi~*.'aining 1% rooms and sliov. Goodstabilng. Dwelling suitable for double fe

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'P0-L ET-The southern half of the Late Chief Justice Pelmer’s» House on Queen Street Heated with hot water. Electric lights etc. Rent moderate. .IL Palme; gpeen St. i.rH. James er. Ch’TownNo\ _

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LOVER

“And he gave it for his opinion that whoever would make two ears df corn or two blades

if grass to grow upon a spot of ground where only one grew before, would desérve better qf mankind cmd do more essential service to his country than the whole 'race o/polztzcmm gint together -SWIFT

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Noi plants make such valuable Fertilizers as the Clovers

They have the faculty of absorbing nitrogen from the ail~, also of rendering available much ofthe inert plant food of the soil. Their Ioiig, powerful tap root! penetrate to a great depth, loosen the soil, admit air, and byl their decay add im

/ mensely to the fertility of the soil. P. E. Island farmers a rule do not sow

` enough Clover Seed per acre. The least that should be sow is 4 lbs per acre, and if this were DOUBLED the result would be still better n Ontario and the United States from 8 to 12' lbs of Clover is sown er acre Professor Robertson recommends 12 lbs of Clover Seed per re,with about a peck of Timothy. _ Fields sown thus stand the winter better, yiel bei ter crops of finer and more nutritious hay, and the mass of roots greatly enri h the soil It is much better to mix the different varieties of Clover to ether than use One variety. The maxim-“In numbers there is safety,’ appli especially here

It pays to sow Clover even if _every root should be luiied out the first winter

The roots decaying in the soil will add a valuable fertilizing element worth fa’ more than the seed costs

Ct-0VERr SEED...-1.

is cheaper than it iised to be. We have imported a very| choice qnalitv and will put the price So low that farmers can sow liberan of all kmds. We ( 0 not

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sell Low GRADES, 'rAiL1Ncs or 'rRAsH.' It is false economy to sow such seed, oven if it costs much less. Buy the best-._ .

MAMMOTH 0,--LARGE LATE ciovER, best fm- my MEDIUM of EARLY ctovnn, v01usi>‘e f0f more

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’ ALSIKE or SVVEDISH, valuable either alone or in mlxturé.

o wn1'rE DUTcH,,-me in pastures and valuable to mix mai Bed claw fm- Hs

_ Also North West Wllito Fife. White llllsslan, Boloralio loarlloll and

Banner, Early Hqtlilanil, and Black Tartarlan llats. Two Rowell and

Six Rowell Bar|oy,falI host Quality imported Seed

~.B0d F ifo wlllalt, Tillloilly Seed, Voichos, Polls all ¢Ol'll lilltrilbll

For sale at Carters’ Seed Store and by merchants generally throughout P E, Island

Ask for Carter’s Impprted Farm Seeds. i

eo. Garter &‘C'o

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""‘s f bsassassasaasaaar

(=`fAi"s seeds noi only grow but a life '

mem to lace on the market seeds suit

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Gare; for sal tis nhl lrainor King' Sli

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time of practical txperience enables i l

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Millinery Show Day ati Th b ,, 1- fL-f I “

Pato1i`e,Thursday. 2 to 3 .1 iiSl.l|tS6- as po my 0 ‘re “s“'“”°° 1° Judgfd by 1'* ACfU8|

___ _ ,__ _ _,_.__ ._ We invite Comparison. Here isa fac-sim lo of one of the many ‘ j - gmonial letters the Co. is receiving.

‘There is a tide in tho?

Have you asked your y'

dealer for _ It Of the three options pifered me. viz Cash V 1

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No dissatisfaction where this grest soap is used. It not only

loosens dirt, but quick-'

ly drives it away. For sale everywhere

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tion I am pleased to noti h

them and $462 in excess of another 'I

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anairs ’ °f "9": which Man, Dir., North American Life Assurance mpany 1‘o1-(mtg

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'taken at the flood loads IDEA” -Sub-

I begto acknowledge the receipt of th C 11

0ll ‘I0 f0l°‘llIll6.” in payment of my $2000 Fifteen-Year Endowiiie;?I;>!iZ; sltiqigrgga

matured this da _ 0 I '

a ue $2938 Paid-up in accepting the first a return of about 4

to the company each

surance $4975, or an Annuitv for Life of $253

ce t at this sum give

cent

' I compound interest on the payments I

- ,f n V a for the fifteen years. _ '

o _ Taking into consideration the fact that the

" in.the event of my death during 'the fifteen have made a better investment anywhere else,

I had I insured with any of the so-called giant

a ceipt of amuch inferior amount to-day, as the

I on identically the same kind of policv for

doubt whether I

when I learn I would be in

American has paid

$438 in excess of one the result attained by it does, the advanta

as very satisfactory, showing,

insuring in a. home Company like the North

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JOHN BAQ1

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