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f\n Independent Journal. untrammelled and ’ |0ng submit to t,hem_

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Just. impartial, Reliable, Newell

seeking at all time; to further the best in ierests ofthe people.and reooirnizedtherefore as The IE'eop1e’m Paper.

Published at its onices, New Prowse Block

North side Post Otlloe, at the following rates,

bl i ad\'nnce:--

vdranineg Editioii. daily (except Sunday) three

months $1.00; per yr..., ................... .. 4.00 l

Semi-weekly Edition(.\lond. &. Thur.) per 9 w $1.50: 1n_:u_ivauce ........................ ..l..5

eekly Itdition ('1`hurSdaYl Der year

‘.%;in advance . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._.L00 Branch Offices

uve been esmbiishra at the foil(-wing pieces.

,where siibscri_ptio:i.-_inay be paid, news turn: flied, advertising. lob work and other busi

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%ri°§xsimers`idc, Curries Bookstore-D. K. Cu1'1'i" ;?

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Al.berton,Alberton Bookstore, G. S. Muttart-

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WEDNESDAY. MARCH 29. 1899. If ___ .

REFUSING INFORMATION.

In the discussion of the Scrimfre-

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desirable and necessary for this jour- nal to read the text of the ofiicial re- gulations under which such ware- houses are provided for. These regul- ~ ations are not kept on file in the ordinary newspaper ollice. They are, asa matter of duty kept at the _ Custom House. And any citizen has as

' right to apply for and be in-

formed in regard to the warehouse re- A gulations as he has toapply for in- s formation in regard to the rate of duty on any article of importation. We therefore applied at the custom see the regulations relating fd warehouses. ` -

Be it observed that there is noth-

. whatever private about these re-

gulations. They are as much within the right of the -public to know as are

_ the statute laws, the tariR` or the

rates of postage. It is the duty of the Collector of Customs to supply such information in regard to customs

3 part Of the duty for Wllioll he iS U is more important than a. “profit and loss ”

Paid a salary of $1,800 a year’ with 5 account, for its a “life and death” account

l It is a nian’s duty to himself and family to

short h0u|`S 0f 0159131 fiuty- g look up this account once every day and A nd yet Mr. Currie the ‘Collectci-} Sefttgat tw lwiapcel 1; the nshttslde-

- . . . oesi- ._ :gv o e is accoun run on,

of thls port refused this mf0rm9'tl0Ui and have it debited with indigestion, and

E to THE GUARDIANQ though courteous-I ihen impure b100d. and Hnallydneryous ex-

~ . t ~ ' _ *Y “Simi f01°1b- Ally man “@2114 h==\'°; s.i`.`.Spl§°.§'.;. °'vvi`.§‘I.°t{i.t$§$' ’d?.1.s§§ §§m§°'i¢

“ had a right to demand the Informa-_l n1cans_a debit balance with death brought ._ tion in _question And 8 newspaperisf down in the blood red ink of_ another life

. _ _ _ sacrificed on the altar of foolish overwork

something more than an indivi-' and neglect of health Dr Pierce’s Golden

dual Pe,-son, because in Medical Discovery makes the appetite keen,

- - . . . 5 the digestion perfect. the liver active and

_afpplymg fm' mf0|'m9»l510U 19 13 D03 t0 the blood pure. It is the great blood-maker,

,serve tha inte;-egg of a single persbn’ l flesh-builder and health-forg-er. It makes

but the interest' of thousands. Ing §;,’.1,1,’u?;,ag;h2,',- H,-easilgé Ti '3,gfi;h2°;b%?§‘;;f 'Ghe 1311 gang of |;h9_ wa;-ehguge 1-eoulu ture’s normal. It cures 98 per cent. of all

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ations it is information that will “sub-i ggfsgaifgiéfeixagéfn’§;°;,';§l€13ka§;‘;§af1§;‘g

.serve the public interest.” It was to' ur e ubsiit r _ '

~+ .the ublic 't l “My wife had suffered for seven years with I

P ’ 0 _ thousands of _rea'ders’; dyspcpsia, sick headache and costivcnmsfwritcs ’ 1: at Mr. Currie, refused the informs.-= Mr. kAg>nwNDi{Jam;sont. gg Dunbalétog. Merrii

“ ° - - - - fmac o., . . “ eri many ocorsan

tion which it was his duty to give many kinds efmedicine but anwere ofno avail

New mark the contrast between §'§d§’§;,°h§‘)S1’;§oS“ b°“1§S‘{fD" P‘"°°'S G°1d°”l "

v , w ic together with the

the way that Hr Currie treated the Pleasant reliefs: senefeiy restored my wifes

. , _ _ _ 1 _ . ° _ _ __ L Purity, Health and Per-

' '. _ _ - ` . f I it _ I ` fect satisfaction.

. _ ' ;° ‘ _ ° §.;_ ._" ’ f < ` ` ‘ f Cleans, Scours, Scrubs,

‘ ’ _i ' - ~ _ " ' » .= j, . , _ ', , A 3 , _ ‘Brightens everything. I . t}_10 manner in Wllich the Scott Actl it may save a life. Send 31 one-ce!1t° ` B I It is 3' friend that will A

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Guiiurmiz s thousands of readers and f°°°t§,,,,Y,',,§§§1'§1'§°,§,es§fcf,§’§,“§ht°"°“ ‘” mm

‘thousands of intclliffent- moral and

ditions and we do not think the

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liberty-loving newspaper readers will

The death is announced of Rey.

James A. Spurgeon, brother of the late eminent Baptist preacher of that name. He was found dead in a. rail- waycari-iagc, the supposition being that he died from apoplexy.

A few months ago the death

was reported offlarold Frederic, an eminent London corres- pondent of leading American papers. New comes the sad sequel announcing that Mrs Frederic, his widow,dicd last Saturday in a London hospital, of cancer, leaving seven children in destitute circumstances.

It appears that the unusual honor

ofa loyal salute was given to Lord Minto on the occasion of a recent state drawing room. In explanation the following extract from the Queen’s

regulations, 1898, is being published for general information, and will _be made the subject of a general order at an early date. Honors and salutes to be given by troops on parade are as follows: To a vice-regal and a gover- nor or lieutenant governor of a. colony, or special royal commissioner, acting on behalf of the sovereign, opening or closings. session of a colonial legislature, royal salute, standards and colors lowered odicers saluting, men presenting arms, bands playing first six bars of the national anthem. .

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It is the mission of humanity ake home cosy, comfortable a lways inviting. It brings with peace. It leads us up to a highe ideal in life. It smooths away man of the rough edges which it

lot. to meet. Therefore, inak home cheerful and bright; no

v by your sunny presence, but al ecping it cosily furnished a

tractive. Good curtains and ca

eting were never so cheap before. all on Paton & Co’s large stores wil sily convince you how true' this is, t 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 yard :to $1.7 Curtains from 35c a pair to $8.00.

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Good work and low prices the cause.

Shipping Tags 75s. Per 1000.

Mails order promptly attended to Telephone

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violator Mr. Scrim eour was treated.l Stamps. t0 ¢°v€1' ¢0Sf Qf '~`°Sf°m5 and mall' v r' Sclfim our 8 glied for mfo . , inggmly to Wor1d’s Dispensary Med.Asso "_ _ '*'°‘*'_- . .

_ _ ge _ PP _rma » ciation, BuEa.lo, N. Y., for a paper-covered _ . 'tion and he got it promptly from the 2311>! X5 Dr Pierce’s Common Sense Medi

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0 cwr or r Scnmgeours be i Contain;ni;8'pag€s ove1i'n3d: gllidsgtisttiaxhlgi f i - ’ 0 V D

ueit a customs officer was twice sent' a valuable medical library in one volume. ' `

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_ p e p e althe way from___ _ Charlottetown to Cardigan. And inf A 1

the end Mr. Scrimgeour, through the , “'**"'°-*"-

agency of the Collector has his cellar

house.

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the record of this case that Mr. Currie stands ready to render a. like official service to every Scott Act violator throughout the length and breath of Prince Edward Island. If they want infoi mation they will get it promptly. If they want customs warehouses they will have them. But if a. public newspaper wants information about

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(Nixon Walermanlin L. A. Wf Bulletin.) 1t’s fifty year an' more ago since me an’

Liza Jane .

A'-walkin’ home from me_eiin.’ through a

sweet an’ shady lane,

Agreed it was the best fer us to join our ' bands for life; ., _ An’ hain’t I allers blessed the day she

said she’d be my wife!

We’ve had our little fal1in’s out, the same as all the rest, '

But all the while I’ve knowed’ at shew

the kiqdeet an’ the best,

The truest' an’ forgivensst. fer I begin

to see ' l I t ~

She’s had to be an angle fer to git along

with me.

For since l’m_ gettin on in years I sort

o’.-set around . A fl# 2

An’ kind o' specellate about the things”

` at’s more profound;

An’ as my mind goes strayih’ back along

the _path o’ life.

I jest begin to see how much'I owe that

good old wife. _

You wouIdd’t think *her h`an§_l=oino',’cau_s¢

` your eyes'll`nev'er`see v ' `

The many lovin’ deeds she’s done to

make her dear to me.;

My God! the _ things’ at s_he’s pgone'

through fer love o’lme an" mine,

ls’s nuff to make a teller think ner he,-

auty most device! _ A -

I s’pose I'done the best I could to ma ke her burdens light, ' " Yit, lookin’ back, 1 seem to see so much’

at wasn’I right- _ I

So much’ at broought her sorrow-yit,

through all the ehangin’ years,

I’ve seen flier keep her faith in me,

a smilin through her tears.

Au’ now we’re old together, but to me

shes’s young and hir ~ . .

As when the rose was in her cheek,the~

sunshi. e in her hair; _ ' _

An’ while I hold her hand in 'mine an

journey down the hill, f

"P11 make life’s sunset good an’ sweet-

God helpin’ me. I will! .

The craving for Alcohol, Opium, Cocaine Tobaeoo,Cigarettes can be cured at the Kenley Institntein Poi-tland.Mai.ne. So can Neuros- thenia, Nerve .Exhaus-mon ands iliat always

tiredfeeling, seldom at ease oonditio and..

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