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PlMPLES.`

These Troublesome, Disiguring Blemishes can be Removed by the all Powerful Blood Purifying Burdock Blood Bitters.

'P The nasty little pimples that come .lon the face and other parts of the jbody are silnply indications that the blood is out of order and re- lquires purit`_vinp,°. _ 3 They are little irritatingg' retnznd- ers to You that you need a course of ‘ltreatmient with Burdocl: Blood Bit- ~ters_ ` T When B.B.B. iiiakes your blood tpnxe then the piniples will vanish and vour skin become soft and clear.

Here is evidence worth consider-

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Mrs. Morrice Ketch, Bristol,

Carleton Co., N.B., wi-ites: " I take great pleasure in recommend- ing Burdock Blood Bitters to every one troubled with pimples. I was for years that I would break out with them at times on my face and back. I tried all sorts of remedies, including doctors’ medicine, but everything failed to cure me.

"At last I heard of B.B.B. and

thought I would try it-_. _ _

When I had finished taking

two bottles I felta great deal better, so kept on using it until I had taken in all six bottles. It has c0D1Pl0li¢1.Y md permanently removed every pimplo from my body 31151 Bevel’ felt better in_ my 11f_° f11_@11_§__923,§ ill present time. `

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FLOUR

makes wholesome bread

and wholesome fpeople, We

have achoice lot freshly ground from the best wheat our Island

produces. '

Givo it a trial. Only f..’c. lb.

J. D. _MCLEOD & Co. '

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gh brim full of bargains, We?

, lI‘2€p High Quality Groceries e at Low Prices. Buyers who

ghave not visitfd us will 'Jo

well to call and see what we

;ean do in the way of

Supplies. Driscoll & llumsliy

5 Queen si.

Host Reliable

Place to have your repair work

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done is the place that takes , the most interest in your needs.We strive to accmomo- - date all who leave anv workg

and %uick despatch of same. We ave the reputation of being “O K.” on repair work.

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Foundes, Engineers, Machl isis and Boiler-makers.

Steam Navigation Co’s Wharf. Charlottetown, P. E. 1. rhone x25

with usiby prompt' al’i'enti°°@_;maii. Nodoubt the crossing has been

Give us 3 trial and be cOn_®éthere ought to be boats and men enough Vlnfied ‘hat wha-9 We S115' iS¢`§§,at the command ofthe Government to

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THURSDAY, FEB. 21. 1901.

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HOW Tl-IB WAS THANKBD.

We yesterday asked of the Examiner

three questions in regard to the thanks which it claims to have received from Mr.

lMartin. Our questions, and the manner l =ln which they are met by the Examiner

are as subjoined:

(ll In the letter as first submitted to our

contemporary were there any thanks for the Examiner I-To this question the Examiner makes no reply, the obvious

included among the iournals which Mr.

Martin intended to thank. _

(2) If not, how came it that the thanks

to the Examiner appeared in thntjonrnal ? -To this question the Examiner makes no reply. .

(3) The Examiner denies having sought for thanks. Did it appropriate them with- out leave l-To this question the Ex- aminer yesterday mildly answered "l\’o."

\Ve have then this probable condition

of things:-Mr. Martin wrote a certain letterto the Examiner in which ha ex-

pressed his thanks to certain newspapers,

but dld`not include the Examiner among those whom he thanked. The name of

the Examiner was inserted afterward. By whom! Our information, which ls

reason being that the Examiner was not i

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THR GUARDIAN, 0WN. PRINCE EWABD ISLAND.FE3RU.kE`Y 21,

where there is an average oftwo families

to the mile on a thirty route. We are led to think that the country farmers in the West will have their malls delivered at their homes

daily before the people of Charlottetown ue gg;-ved in that way by letter carriers. -i-O---

Rev. A. B. Simpson Here.

Tono:\"ro_Feb.15.-Rev. A. B. Simpson of New York will be the attraction at the Christian and Missionary Alliance this afternoon in Association Hall, and this ‘evening in Central Presbyterian Church. The meetings of the alliance have been well attended and last till Sunday.

m€

Rockfellefs Income.

John D.Rockfeller`s income is now reck-

oned as $40 a minute, or nearly $60,000 a day. To occasionally throw a million or two into Chicago university must be a great relief to him, says the Portland Press. There are a number of people who may be found without great difficult-y who would be glad to give him the blessing which comes to the giver, with the addi- tional relief which would ensue to him.

BORN.

I At Tryon, on the 17th February, to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dawson, a son.

L- _. _*_-_'.f_*-' » - *_ _`“I':'_'~ 7-_*_

very positive, is that the insertion of the name of the Examiner was _ not made by Mr. Martin. And this statement by no

means exhausts our information on the subject.

_-a-@_--_

EAST QUEENS.

l' ._-_i__

It was naturally expected that the

Speaker of the Commons would speedily `issuo his warrant for a new election in East Queens, so that the constituency ‘ might be represented during the current session of Parliament. It appears, how-_ ever, that the J udges who tried the peti- tion against Mr. McKinnon have reported that treating was extensively prevalent during' the election, and also that the in-

quiry had been rendered incomplete by

the action of the parties to the petition, and that further inquiry as to the extent i of corrupt practices in the election is de- sirable.

In consequence of this report of the

Judges the Speaker is not at liberty to issue his warrant to the Clerk of the

Crownin Chancery ordering a new elec-

tion until the House of Commons has

taken action upon matter. Vi’hat action the House may take we do not know. It is within its power to make an address

to the Governor General asking him (really asking the Government) to appoint aCommission to investigate all the mat- ters pertaining to corrupt practices in the election, and if corrupt practices are found toh-ave been extensive they mai

inquire into the previous election in the same constituency also. Whefher the Commons will ask for a Commission in

this case remains to be seen, but until the matter is disposed of by the House in some way no writ can issue fora new election.

_._+

'Iheice-boat service has proved quite

inadequate and every 'day a number of bags of mail are left on the other side

when the boats depart from Tormen- tine for the Island. It would seem that in such case one or more of the opposition _boats ought to be engaged for the

heavy but when it is practicable to cross

, have the entire collection of mail matter 'bro.i li*

You cannot fattcn a horse that is out of

fcondition, give GRANGER Condition l Powders, a. valuable tonic and blood

urifier. The Granger Cures Cough, Im-

i pure Blood, Worms and all irregularities, , it is a true Condition Powder and n fair ,sized package and has the largest sale of

1, any Condition Powder.

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If youraccountfis past due do not be surprised should

you rece1ve‘a summons to appear on a set day__at either the

the County or City Court.

We have on our Ledger some 300 accounts that we

are going to collect by process

We would much prefer

mill I-Dil -'_ whge for payment at once. I

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When it Hurts To Cough

The cough that liurts. the cough that

gets tight in the chest is daily getting deeper and deeper into the bronchial tubes and is making directly for the lungs, to become pneumonia, inflamma- tion of the lungs or consumption.

_ Such coughs are sometimes referred

to as “graveyard coughs," because they usually bring their victim to that last resting place.

Dr. Chase’s Syrup of Linseed and

Turpentine has lcng been known as mother’s favorite remedy for croup, bronchitis. coughs and colds. It gains in popularity every day and now has by far the largest sale of any similar preparation. _

It loosens the tightness in the chest.

allays the inflammation, cures the cold and prevents pnennionia, consumption and other lung' troubles. 25 cents, all dea.lers', or Edmanson, Bates & Co., To- ronto. _

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and put the very best drugs in it. '~ V

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Secondly-Because it contains no 5//ll‘ meal or foreign substance-all pure ‘»\ _'I valuable drugs. » - ' ._*=

Thirdlv-on its merits-because we

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Hon Mr Mulock has been lnqnlilng lu-P ISORROWNG THEIR 'i

to the rural postal delivery system in the ____ il _ _ 0 p H _ :_ United States. It is said to be practicable CINCINNATI. _Febmuh 15___S‘enge,__f at

fest hall had adeserlied appearance to-, day and the Saengerfest Brothers who were originally out $6.030 are now mourning thefurther expenditure of nearly $50,000 more for remodelling the hall, erecting _ a ring putting in arce lights private boxes and seats for 15,000 persons who were ex- pected to view the Jeffries-Ruhlln light' stopped yesterday by order of Judge Hollister. e

_ .

The Palmerston Spectator man is down'

on the subscriber who lends his paper to his neighbor, ard his remarks are of general application: A subscilber to the Spectator called nt the oflice yesterday, paid the amount due -on suhscrlptlon,and discontinued the paper, att-he same time expressing regret at having todo with- out it for a time, and stating that the only reason for discontinuing it was the intolozable annoyance caused every week by neighbors borrowing the paper almost as soon asit came, sometimes not returning it, and sometimes even sending it away to friends. It is a small matter, perhaps, but it is worth while reminding people who tlioughtlessly make a habit of borrowing the neighbor-'s paper, that it is both an annoyance and anlmposition. In the average family a weekly newspaper will lie around and be read at intervals for several days; oft/ell there is something in it they wish to often they have not time to read at once _ and put it- aside' for a while. In any case, they are likely to be annoyed at having to lend lt. * A ' ' i

A. W. Chase, the famous Recipe Book author. By acting directly and specifically on the liver, kidneys and bowels, this

cures liver complaint, biliousneas, kidney _ disease, constipation and the accompany- ing pains and aches. Dr. Chaae’s Kidney- Liver Pills act promptly, pleasantly and naturally. One -pill a dose. 25 cents a box.

---Q.-*_ MINERS SUFFOCATED.

Loimoiv, February 16i -Five men were

suffocated yesterday by white damp at the Beath colliery in l.i‘lfe’shine. Scotland.

#rms A TONIC FOR MOTHERS.

The happiness that comes to a home

with baby’s advent is too frequently shadowed by the ill-health or weakness ot the mother. To restore the inother’s strength. to bring back vigor and energy, and to sustain her during the nursing period, Dr. Cliasc’s Nerve Food is un- doubtedly the most effective preparation obtainable. It makes the blood rich, re- vitalizes the nerves. and has a wonderful

restorative influence on the w hole system. ou cents n box, all dealers.

The contfactoi s take charge

of our store illonday Lo make .a-xterisiwi aItei':i.tios_s. Conlrl we not nu-lie si- confraet with you to receipt ihar. nuf,=om,g we sent Dec. 3lst ?-S.'_anle\'~

There will be a ~meftinQ

held is one (nite of Sn1.1e`,1- ,Bros eveiy day this week to grant. receipts on payments of accounts, ‘sent out Dec. 31st. Dont forget that we are going to close fora few weelzs,(commenc`ing Monday,) e While the carpenters, plaster- ers and brick layelsare at work.-Stanley Bros. _'21 2i

A lot of gf-nts’ new spring tics

included in our clearance sale of

lIlP.l.|’d fUI’IllSl]l[1;'§F, 1-3 (E rpgzllar ‘ prices.-J.B.M~ficdonald dx Co. 21 li

Pdll' ilD0[l’.~l p.`-"lg, ngw

U’-'PW $l.50. All_0ll’l@l' 11198 13 ull” regular prices. Lo: odd vests 12 pric-=.-J.B. Macion-ilai & Co. 21 l-

Fine worstod suit.-1, worth $1200,

l,S€lilD_‘,{ ll-'-nulyiful gwpgd suits $10.50 for $7.00. _[his isa chinccofa lzfatime no byy 3 good suit at your own pr;¢3__J_ B_ Macflona.-ld & C0. 21 1;

Shred led codfish ° h _

makingt fish balls. Iigirvixge iiinlhy ciiii packages at Beer &’. Goff' s. 21 3i

Canned mackerel, clams, salmon shrimps, finnan haddies, scallops and lobsters at Beer & Golfs. 21 31

You cau’t aford to me th ba ' in soiled white shirts, bi-iiand icigev gooniliiiil; half-price.-Sunnyside Bankrupt Sale.

‘ 21, tl Z3,

Soiled collars and cuffs at50per cent, °5'1`€YUl“l` Pl'i<>@. and there's onlya few left.,-Sunnyside Bankrupt Sale. 21,1;-1 23,

..%E..P.°;;s“¢~...:.€.F, n'...':.°“;.::f'°.*.:fi Q” ’ L' ourfactory llannels at Sunnyside. 21 tl 23

ll on .ni neue-’fnrnisbings, hm ima' I

caps at Sunnyside. 21 [.1 33 »

~ . All new and nicely selected a. d Ll; l i f ii-if in ¢ lb. . . . . . _ U 6. lfii-i'ff.e°pn~‘1¢fsr§2§.‘ii aiuiii p" gualrwessre risht- N°wis.vom- timeiolf

ecured bargains at Bamsay’s Bankrupn

"i i Prepared and sold only by I iSa.lB, Sunnyside. _ .21 l. ll. llElllllll, Plim. B. pf; mussel, .';‘f‘i"..s?.°;..

Pure boneless oodfish, at Beer & G03-'s.

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