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J- E. B. MCCREADY, i J. P: HOOD,

Editor. Business Manaeer

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has distanced the field,

_ SATUBDLY, FB. 4, ine.

Its scientific preparation and _ _ _ __ _ __

the purity of its ingredients make MR" s_ E REID_ “_ P_ I,_

i it the best of soaps for the del -

we skins of ladies and children. THE GUARDIAN ‘S vi i=d°P'=f1d°f\©

newspaper favors the development of

Tn: Ai.n¢n'r 1'oi|.:'r Soar Co. Mon‘rnl:A|. _ . . I

_“___ mo G, ,M ,,,,,,,,_,,,, ence in the eloctorate,in the provinci,

Ai.esn'rmi|.=1- soAPs ... al legislaturein the federal parliament

§60606§0O066_6ooo0ee§eeQ¢§ _and in the press discussion of public` ,___,= __ _ . affrirs. No doubt it is necessary to

the working of our representive system

_ 5 Q that we should have political parties,

W h S but the system has been pushed too far.

There are too many “thick and thin”

'O _ supporters in the ranks of both our pai ties- men whose political creed is

i to support their political leaders

» whether they are right or wrong.

‘ We take it that neither party is _ al-

' * i ways wholly in the right and neither can be had at the follow ing is “bony in the Wrong'

Hrst-slr.-s store s.

of the party press, or if he

. Stewart & Gates, _ _

that those engaged in such discussions

lfect in its personnel and policy, while _

W- F. Garter.

ll extremes, yet the party press in Can'

Quality is to them of more

listens to the discussions at 'political meetings or in parliament

w' Pickard & co' are largely animated by a. desire to

- Sanderson & co. represent their own party in the -best

the opposing party is painted in the _ iilackest possible colors. It is obvious

These gentlemen are willing

to pay the price necessary _

ada. pursues a steady and uninter- rupted course of whitewashing their

importance than big

profits.

' If one is an intelligent reader

W.A. Hutchinson.

he will be impressed with the fact

_ possible light, or as being nearly per-

J.D.McLeod Jr Go.

l that the truth lies between these two

to procure a good article.

_ own and blackwashing the op-` lposing party.

Q I

itral parliament nina out of ten of our lreprcsentatives vote almost blindly

i In the legislatures and in our cen-'_

_ A Perfect Cure Accomplished by _ Hood’s Sarsaparilla

shaped uion lines that lozest ,and intelligent men could

lnpprove. It would, it is need-

_lim to say, he vastly better for thc

ent jiulgiiieiit. It would also, we think add to the influence and eifectl ivcness of the political p:cs=, whetlii r on the side of the party in power or in opposition, were the party journals to conduct their discussion of public men and measures along more mode- rate, independent- and impartial liner. That is the course which this journal has endeavoredto take and we :ire giutified to know that it has met with a generous and increasing measure of public approbation.

‘ 2 ` L country, if all the people’s reprcsenta.-`

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I ll-li~lil-=l_fii it.; r-iiliks. .\'_o\\'fl’_Eo\\’-fC Blink, l»l\l`S “ (ire guided by a' like lndepend'

~ _\'oi"li nil - lost i, liicc. at tie ri owing ni CS.

at _ in-sf' p_\__\' i`nl~» ill '_ilv;tii<ri;:~_- _ d _ __ _ _ .- » . »5 _- -1, 1' 5°# ".'i>_ " `“{>`;e.1l3i*?.‘¢‘~`_l¥<if’;§é§i‘§5§ff..‘_7ff?_‘fl _ _ _`.`f`_ _f`.°. _ ..`l.`i»3

*ff f i, 2- i=i=-\\'crl;lf Hliiioiilhlond. &. TlN1I`-l DW _

,-‘i’.‘» ' °`-l 50' in 'tilvaiicc 1°-0

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A cut of the P. E. Island

Hospital appears on another page of this issue. We trust that a view of the structure as it will 'be when completed may operate as a stimulus to the generosity of our readers, and incite them to renewed e&`orts in behalf of this noble institu- tion. The Hospital as it has been, has done excellent work and stand.-2 high in popular favor. In its new quarters when they are completed it will have greatly increased caprcity and facili- ties for carrying on the humane and philanthropic work to which it is devoted.

It is now reported that the Aus-

tralian premiers have reached an agreement in regard to the unsettled questions connected with the feder- ation bill. The trouble will be, how- ever, to induce the legislatures and electorates of the several provinces to come to a like agreement. N o doubt the federation will be accomplished in time, for the leaven is working surely if slowly. Federation of the Australian colonies in one Common- wealth will greatly increase the im- portance and weight of ilie antipod- can nation in the eyes of the world. That was the result ofa like move- ment in British America thirty years lago, and is almost sure to be repeated in Australia.

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Rheumatism _ impure Blood -

No Appetite

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with their party leaders. In the l -_

i I ,Mother Country it is different. The Wl‘\°l0 Family Made Well by Thll

_ j v_ rr Great Medicine.

a erage member of parliament there lexercises a much larger measure of in- ’dependence than is current among

Every liousekeepei' wants it. Lasts Canadian public mem and the p0]i;_i_

*°ll_l"'°l’*"'~`* f"~’el.l'°“l°`-V in Pl`l09» L cal press always holds itself free tot high ill q‘1"lll"Y° ici-iticise public men and measures on

! their merits.

Hr. J. H. Bell, as a. representative

;of the Fourth District of Prince in

A cleam solid _“___ of Soap _ 'the legislature exercised a. consider-

' aol-. measure of independence. 'lhis

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vii.; .rmetimes distasteful to the party

7 ' . _

leader, out it was, after a.ll_tl;ie _only

'consistent course open to an intelligent

` land well-informed man possessing

3 lbs Pure Soap’ 10 cents' lfixcd principles. We trust he may

pursue the same course in the larger parliament to which he has been re-

iiiiioiiiinwi sliiwliilel..

-cessor in the legislature, Mr. S. E.

il' ‘~ = _ ffl Reid, has also laid down for himself l a line of independent action. He is a ;'3__‘_’_'*§_;‘*__‘;‘__:;;""u*`_;’_;_': fl: £599- dlgw f=ri¢k_Liberal, and in accord with the best

t.l il . . . _ _

,,,,.,,,,,,,d by 9,,h,,_,,,, k lf,h',’,'§,‘l,_ Af,,.f‘,l'“t,¥ - principles and traditions of the Liberal Boll Bro- 15 ri tf=

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“ I am 44 years old and am a lumberman,

engaged in driving logs on the river. I have been exposed to allkiuds of weather, and I was seized with rhcumatism. I tried different liriiinents, but they failed to cure mc. Pains moved. through my limba and a short time since ` '

Settled in My Back. I thorght I would vcorl; it off, ‘out it grew

l worse, andl was obliged to shut down

my sawmill and step work. lvly blood was poor and I did not have any appetite. I could not slecpnigghts on account of the severe pains. I decided to take Hood’s Siirsaparilla and Hoods Pills. In ten days time I felt relief, and now, a few months having elapsed, I am myself again and am A Perfectly Well Ninn. I am attending to my business daily, and all due to the benefit derived from Hood’s Sarsaparilla. My wife and other members of my family were taken with the grip and also sudered at times with sick head- aches. They resorted to Hood’s Sarsapa- rilla and Hood’s Pills and they a_re now all in good health.” G. R. RAFUS, South

'io-i.i».“i-_'inegturnsrnnsifofinsiaie chief pusy’ bm "mmm hold hlmself bound ' W“ervm°’N°" S°°°ia' A

am ifa:_m_pi-'s House gi; Queen Street, to a blind support of either the leaders

wit ot ate _ »> tri h ~

3,," ,,,9,,,,,.,,,,,_ "_',,,,_.{g,_,, M‘,’.,,_ ‘i,§‘gP°§1_,§;‘§;, of the party or themeasures they may

QW `°*~ °\’H -'U-“WS 61'- Ch'1'0Wn Nov propose unless they conform to what#

c .m LE,_A Uwmux on Uwe, Emo" _“___-_E his judgment and conscience can ap- pply to Cnnunizs M Bacon. pl-0ve_

f -- l - -2 This attitude is a consistent one and

AGENTS:-I am `ust h best ' ° ,un ,or mon? milking ggflfuglafve 'agen for deserving of commendation. It would

many ada! our name and address will be really the best thing fOr the par- ." m um '°m°° mil-’_"l“3?§l'f§';'gQgrT_ T,,,.°,,,,,,_ ties if all their supporters were of this

n@»ow JOHN T. MCKENZIE _

BILOR,

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Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is the best-in tact the One True Blood Purifier.

All druggists. $1; six for $5. Get only Hood’s.

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ERINK TICKET

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Ou and after Wednesday Febru.

.__ ary lst, a reduction will be i-mile

*; in Rink Tickets as follows:

= Gentlemen"e Tickets '$2 F 5 Ladies’ '° i Fi ._ Child_ren’s “ I Q

As February and March have al-

ways been good skating month-,

3 the above rates will at once be rc- = cognized rs very low ones for two 3 3: months’ skating. These reduced 3 3: tickets can only be obtained from ...

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ok embrolder frill all 0 i

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Lawn frill, einb idgi-, galloon trimmmg P aiu yoke, bmi; and from with gal.. *gg iu¢h_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

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Pointed insertion yoke, galloon and emb trimming,

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Low neck, embroidered and galloon ihimming' High _neck, insertion front, embroidered and

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Low neck, embroideted and galloon trimming, High neck with valiencennes trimmilng, High neck with embroidered trimmi` g, Tucked front, embroidered trimming High neck, embroidered trimming

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Only to be seen to be bought.

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