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'ITHE GUARDIAN, '3HAI{LO'l"l`ETOWN FEBRUARY 21899. ‘ ~ H
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I ws 1-ravi: A 1~iis'ro1ucsL
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bi -I am clad to see Rev. Mr.
“iM"D\\_ HB 2 wwf _  \\tr,;h'niir.‘s letter' pcintinigrtut the im-
in which hiatt.-ri: al matter will find a
place. Neidless to say, this can only
be accomplished when we have enough
rneinbers whose fees will permit of our
undertaking the project. May I take
x ”  are -- ~ . '_ ' ~   iso-I t~ i U rib' E i 'i i -tr
. . LA|M AGAINST THE D0_ pOlI.\IJ(.8 Lf i'7l”Ill\tl_ In lil lttltth _ ‘gr gan neg 0 13 Oypgr um y 9 3?
A Poiiiitl tin ot ° ° .5 . . ~ _,,., f ,,.i < . . i i
Ci'carii'l`:1i't" l’» ' " “
MINION-
ttctv. .ind your enrtorsi me 4 tin- cf1.,those who approve ot the society and
ititl till* ll-JI. l>"`&'tl.l~°‘ l ll‘l'=l{ lf ('0"¥t!°‘ll)l€ wich [Q (ggigguragg it_ [Q Send thgir
ti »_\l\- , --\  - I _ _
ING yi()'\VDI_:N pm, J  i vp5,,,,,_ ME Um, .,,- pw., iliiyigs in the  to inultiply sotfzclws. :intl pa-srbly. rn l names to me at once. The fees are,for
_-\ Siiviiij_:oi` front '_’tlc to L’->L'
on l§\'i‘i'\' l‘ounil you lin): »
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" BOIWS dit?/.ef 
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WDER ~"'to>if¢4
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,qiisoiuir Puniif  
GUARANTEED.  
som in quanrrn,
AND CNE POUND TINS./E ' 
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The good cook no longer
has excuse for using Cream of
Tartar and Soda, as this new
Baking Powder is surely as
Economical, at the same time
being much more convenient
ous. It is perfectly uni-
orm and always works the
same.
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in:iriifcstoof l‘i°»_~niiei‘ ltlriiinersoii to
the clcctors of New liruriswick, in
new of the geiicral election now
pcrittiiig in that province, that may
throw a side-light upon our own
cli-ences of succeeding in our claims
lag-ainst. the llorninion go\'ei‘nnient.
New liruriswick has long held a
claim against the federal government
;on account of the Eastern Extension
lrailway, which was constructed by
‘ the proviricial government in part and
lhas since become part of the Interco- ,
llonial Railway between Moncton and ‘
I Arnlierst. The province received some
lyears ago the capital suui so expended
ibut the back interest has remained in
labeyance. As to the claim amounting
,to nearly $250,000, Premier Emmer-
' sou says :-
°°l am warranted in stating. it is in a ,
fair way to a successful settlement. I
have the assurance of Sir Wilfrid I
Laurier that the memorial resented
_ by myself and colleagues has been sub-
' mitted to a sub-committee of council to
do one cf two things: First, to ascer-
tain the facts with respect to the claim.
,and to report directly in favor of pay-
tment ii they feel jusiitled under the
‘facts in so doing; or, second, in case
~,‘thoy shall not feel justiied under the
l ‘facts to, report immediate payment to
,recommend an early reference of the
iclaim to a commission of arbitration,”
 J. .  ` Here have we the statement that
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Store-the best asortment of Japanese
° t th P ' . . .
ware ever lmpor ed tb G mvmcer ,fied that any fair arbitration of our,
We would like you to examine ou
Vases 5 o`clock,Tea and Chocolate Set
they are superior to anything eve
offered on P.E. Island Medallions. an
Pictures on Glass. Mai-ked down fo
Cash_a.t
Has at his Book and Stationery
S;
d
F I HORNSBY’S
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v1o'roRI.4. Row.
‘ the federal government will either pay
or arbitrate in this important matter,
and it follows, as a matter of course,
that P. E. Island`s claims will be
g met in a like fair way. We are sitis
_ just claims against the central govern-
,, ment must result in the recovery of
a handsome sum.
r It further appears that Premier
Emmerson is not without, hope that
the four and a half millions ef the
l Halifax Fishery Award may be found
to belong to the maritime provinces
and Quebec, though he states that a
, "final determination of the matter has
I not been arrived at." No doubt
  Woman is
F .at election times politicians put the
` best foot forward, but after fair al-
lowance is madethe New Brunswick
*Premiers manifesto seems to place
provincial claims in a more hopeful
. , _
   light than has hitherto been apparent.
Mig because she is his mother: sec0udly.` Hr. Watson’s letter makes it clear
 rueitmmly’bec°use_ me ls ,enough that we have a historical so-
.¢iai.i§°¢°i.‘il?'.§5‘.°i'I{i.`,§’.‘i‘€%?‘°iX'?.§§`€°..i`.‘2‘$ l°\f='=!_ 1° _“he N*“_“'“‘ H'S‘°'Y “_ <1
We sive you bigger bararains than can befvuud » Antiquarian. Tnose interested in
any where else. Before buying. visit ou
1'
gtqfgand ggt pg-|°gg_ We kngw [hgh We ran I Island hlstgry Should rdlly to Its sup-
snit you in uantity,qua.1ity and price. Our, _Ort
as Uovdas can be bought any-` P '
where. Our clocks are unsurpassed in quality I _--
and price.
Wealsocarifyaline of high-class Chinawarcl And I0” by means Of X rays The
_ i”Al‘i'§,‘;‘f3(f;’sl;‘;lv*,;re_ Fancy Goods’ Gmeg_ Tom surgeons are able to locate a tumor in
¢w-. very cnean. ,_ the brain. A few days agoa violent-
Repairing of Watches, clocks Jewelry, etc'
done scienggwuy, ’  ly insane patient in Chicago was
I , operated upon, a tumor removed from
 ol the front art of his cranium and all
The Modem Jewelry and Fancy Good Store.
Prowse New Stone Block, Sunnyside.
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his troublesome symptoms at once
. vanished. He is progressing favorably.
 ' -= ` Ch' T 'b :
W h  If Cldrsiiii) Esltierliiiiy should indeed be
, _ . .
a bout
A Steel Feed Boiler this all T
mnnnnnnnnnmuln
= "l W
Emu: " ` ||
I _ ` ry spear. 'o cast
iron ends all stee .
Call and see us before nurrzhaai ng
elséwherc
il
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THE l"'IODERN.’
ounders. Engineers and Machinist
Steam Navilration Co’s W harf.
Chailottetowri, P. E. 1.
Phone 125
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tutgt ittwitt it =
3 contemplating a fuil confession of the
§ lfact that he and not Dreyfus wrote the
2 famous bordereau he had better be pro-
? ‘ rs
v'ded with a body/vuaid while in Paris.
Evervman who has thus far shown any
` 1: . W v
£1 ifgtlcigyetislgpiewréicpvggeeglpipéeras gli tendency to tell too much truth on the
Ti Smgii advance 0,, ,,0_.,_° § i Dreyfus msitier has been suddenly
; Lrziégsieppiiigieayednitaugpr bieiieglsilenced in one way or another. The
_ b0i1,;.,,,,,k§,S_ _“ ’ ° “gfanti-Dreyfnsites got rid of More; by
We guarantee them to be firstil sending him io Morocco, where he was
class in eve re* L i , - - f -
_ E. ~' . ' = ' `~
mvsteriouslv killed II hen M~i]or
Henry beuan confessing his forgeries he
was clapped into a. cell and the next
llime he was seen his throat had been
,I cut. \Vheu Captain Picquart insisted
on revealing the truth of Dreyfus’ in-
‘ nocence and of Esterhazy-’s guilt he was
.\ shut up ‘-au secret” in prison and no
ifriend has been able to communicate
` with him from that time till the pre-_
, sent. It is as mucn as Esterhaz_y’s
| 'wretched life is worth to confess that the
is the real traitor.
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Good Furniture °
is (iood Furni-
O ture at any O
‘\¢\¢\¢\»‘\¢\f\»‘\§\¢\/\"\§‘§-Q- ,_
We have anico stock of Iron ?_and|RON
and BRASS Bedteads
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which fully indicate the objects it is _iu- `
tended it should ev courage, and per-,I
haps in this particular the name of the I
enlarged society might be more felicit-
ous. Phe fact is this old society has,
added to its work :he study of Archec-‘
logy of which Charuber’s Encyclopaedia "
says :---In its narrow, but, perhaps,
more popular siguiticatiori Archeology I
is understood to mean the discovery,
preservation, collection, arrangement,
authentication. publication, description,,
interpretation of materials from which
a knowledge of the ancient condition of
a country is to be attained.” It includes
‘~ethon0togy, philology, history.
chronology, biography, numismatics.”
From this it is evident that the work of
the suggested lliszorical Society »is al-
ready inaluderl in that ofthe society of
which Ihave it e honor of being?tjie"un=_
worthy secreiar y. The reason for thus
enlarging our .cope was that experience
has proved in ima Island that worthy noc-
.ieties of this sort. (as,‘for instance, the
former Ilistoiical Society,) are more
than likely to ianguish for wantol num-
bers of active members, and it is just as
great a. mistake to narrow the bounds
of such societias as it is to make, them
too comprehensive. Now, one aim of
the Natural llisti ry and Antiquarian
Society is to establish a museum in
whi.h to coll»_-ct and store all interest-
ing articles, historical as well as other-
wise. In this _connection it would be a
manifest blur der to eliminate’ all such
things as pens in _to provincial history.
We have inf view suitabfe rooms for
meetings of sl' sorts, for library and
museum purposes, and with greater co-
operation from lovers of history, we
ought to have, in time, a museum such
as our sister provinces have reason to
be proud of. Let me point out that the
vote different nights, 'or parts of even-
ings. to the two departments, and to
elect leaders in each department of the
society’s work and study. On behalf
Of the executive, I heartily invite Mr.
Wightmau to °-come over and help us,”
With you, Sir. as his able supporter.
We hope to be able to publish a bulletin
.DIDYOUEI/ER_
stop to consider that
neglected Coughs and
_' V - Colds are followed by
"' Bronehitis and other
1 throat and im. dis- °
s L
eases--all breeders of _
Consumption I
Better stop the
Cough now with ii. few
doses of Dr. Wood’s
Norway Pine Syrup,
than suiier ever after-
wards.
Dr. Wood’s
Norway
Pine
Syrup.
Mr. Frank Jennings,
,_ - __) Coldwater, Ont., says
 '=_?~ he was troubled with
_ ` __ __ rg’ ' sore throat and weak
V I' lungs, but Dr. Wood’B
Norway Pine Syrup
. cured him when other
_ medicines' failed.
Price 250. and 500. ' At-all dealers.
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two departments of our society assist y
and strengthen, rather than interfciel
with each other. It is our design to de- ~
3 thc tlotng, W0 tlitll t»lllt't`S t1t%etIlt>S:ly,I’ll1l  mgn (me dollar 3, ygaf, fgr wgmgg fifty
I bei-:.\i.<0 I quite :ugly-.. with the re.vffl‘G\1\llceiits, which entitles inurnbers to the
I gi-ntli-rr:i'i that it is time this ruat-tor I pulylifgmions of the 50gi@ty_
lwcrc tation up. Tile oiqect of this let-i Yours' ‘
_ . r . _ _
;i;}ruis;p(1}>pl;i;tpt;liit;1!t(;. iylbryit Ixltglhtrgpgi-65;, ` ‘ ) I..».wni:1~foa W.'IVATsoN. I
already exists and is awaiting the sup- 560 Y- I- E- I' Nat- HN- and Am-
port and co-operation of such a men as Society.
.Miz Wightmau and yourself to carry
on the work in question. I refer to the _
,Natural History and Antiquarian S0, THAT new kmd of ‘["1t', 130
its-i.:‘;‘sitf:';.“;“t...“%s i»t;f:’.t::t“.i.;i.re1°_w111ew@af’is  ofthe
tory Society had never ceased to exist principal feat'-“'95 ,317 T130
and was not resuscitated but widened Whitg Fa,ip_ Ask I3() seg it,-,__
in its scope, or he “was _misled by_th1e Moore 5, McLeod. _L1
term ‘~ant.quarian. It is a little difh-,I
cult. to name a society in si few words tj LOOK F01' the ad-° Of Ill
White Fair. li
No raw seams in that new
white Wear at the White Fair.
Every seam felled Prices-
well, corset `co_vers at 120
each, night dresses 400 each
,skirts 400 each, knickers 180
“and so on up. -r-Moore f&fMc
Leod
I White Fair
N
CSSS -#-
it-.Goods
s e
White _ _
ings, Linens, V
.iipron Lawns, etc. etc. " Un
every body.-Stanley Bros.
_ _ 28 2i.
I rivalled assortment at prices
to suit the purse scope of
/ _ DIED.
I Isobel Ma cmillan- ,
U _ _
winter fruits
I are scarce. Fruit is not. only _
delicious to the taste but neces-
sary ,to the health. , The salt
I extraéted from the  of
pure fruits is the basis of
Abb¢y’s Effefvesccnt Salt.
Its use promotes health.
_ 60 ts tt Trial time
- -lsceliiea 8fl:ll'fdrh9§ii§s.;
/"
At Marlin, Texas. ou' Jan. 31st. _’ 99.
,Archibald Macmillan, son of Hou.
.Angus Macmillan, in his 42nd year,
,leaving a father and one sister, Miss
lt Pays to Bu
IT
G
coin
init We have the finest se
to be had in the city, espe
bleached and unbleached;
Linens, bleached ai d
chiefs, White Ca
AH D
Covers, Ch
tems and r
Embro
in hamdson
lection in
cially so in sh@t§,
Canadian 0
paces Ou
Piilow 1
Englishman
42, 44, 46-i
circular; Whlte Cotton
Night Robes, Drawers, orset
Chemises. Embroideries,
mbric,
All other I
White ¢
REM I
Big bargains in Re nants of
ala Grippe
ABROAD
ry Ozone.
A wonderful remedy
his disease.
Also in stock.
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*sara*
Laxa. Bromo -
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_ Quuune Pills,
 P0'Wd.6.I‘S '
QV » e .
me Quunne Wines
iste-
sgsi. W. REDDIII, Pllltl
§'§ Central Drugstore.
gg Sunnyside.
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We are agents for the largest niaiiufacturers in Canada." I ` '_ ' _ ` . G13-1° 53960
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Home Makers. 21
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gums is Good '
FU RNITU
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ALLEY
This is a trial shipment of rubber s
goods from a new factory. We do
not know how good they are, but
think they are well Worth the
'  money we ask for them.
Misses’ rubbers,wcol lined
Boy’s rubbers ' 260
i\Ieu’s rubbers 3°-c '
Mens waterproof Overshoes
 0l d£W&
muon
I CTS;  
5
220.
250.
220
rubbers
rubbers, Wool lined
Wllllll
770.
dll
&

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ttéiltrllt
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Qiltiléalléflltféléélt
DIRECT
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New Cloth for Fall an
We have opened a. fiiie line of
Snitings. Cvercoatings and T ousering
Call now and get first choice-a full line
nisliings always on hand.
JDLIN MgI:EOD
alt?/Italéaltdsthéltdls
~ W- K. ROGERS
Nov. 8-tf, eod.
' Gothic Windows, Stalrs,~ Stair R
Gutter and Conductors, Kiln_‘ Dried Sfmce and
Dried Clear Spruce. Sileathlng and Cla llotrll
» §°(nve us a. call. _ _
THIS I5 MEAT FO
Times Ula
Touch
uurtvei
Fme Line
mm-
uur Qle
“eases
andnhesbq
you teirait..
 
Creau
Prints, Flannelettes, Dre s Goods,
PERKI I
' I THE MILLINERY
i
0 -- 3-;
Auriiuriizancsptriu., $2,000,000. If you are a
.suscmsen cipmii., 1,310,000. Ocean Aw en,
Prim uv cmriit, _ 500,000.0
nesenve, sei nee., tees, 1.021511. COYPOIMIOH Of
GRUSS INCDME IN 1896, 1,275,000. sure that when
th
Deposited with Recewer-General doing so in this
in Canada, 84,000.00
BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
PERSDNAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
EMPLDYERS’ LIABILITY.~
ACCIDENT INSURANCE CDIBINED WITH
SICKNESS BENEFITS.
WORKlEN’S BENEFIT INSURANCE.
ELEVATDR INSURANCE.
DRIVERS’ RISK INSURANCE.
THIRD PARTY LIABILITY INSURANCE-
Summerside, Gen. Agent for P.E.I.
RUBERT PALMER
Charlottetown Sash and Door
one insuring
disease Premium
benefits alone
the benefits granted
Those are facts
dollars to you, make
and when any one
insurance think of
s l|l\'l
We are
With experienced Workman. and [gist-class
supply contractors and ,others with D , rs and Frames,
' interior and exterior Finish, etc, etc.
    - ~   -   Roaster P
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