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THE GUARDIAN
An Independent Lotiirnril, untrarnmclled and
fearless; nimmg to
Juae,lmoartial, Reliable. News!-
seeking nt all times to further the best iiite1‘CSl5
of the people. and recognized therefore as
The I’eoP1e’m Pa1>°1°-
Published at its oiiices. New Prowse Bl0C\<.
North side Post ofiice, nt the following rates,
payable iii ad\°ancc:- _
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month 250: per vr . . . . . . . _ . . . . . .
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_ _ _ _ . . .$1.00
Branch Gfflces
have been established at the followin places
where snbscripiions may be paid. news §iirnisli-
ed, advertising, job work and other business
Thousands oftestimonialsfrom §'.i`.§`.T.“.§'.§?.i._c..m~.~. n._..i_.i...~._J_ no. ink..
those who have been permanent-
? cured by the use of Burdock
‘ lood Bltters speak of its unfeil-
Manager
Alberton_ Alberton Bookstore-G. S. Miittart,
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Souris East? Telephone office-P. G. Seaman,
. Agent.
mggm in Dy P513, Bmgus- » J  B. 1icci<EADY, J. P. Hoon,
ness, Sick beadaggg, Liver Com-
gahlpt, Eczema, Erysipelas, Scro- -
Editor. Business Manager.
Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Pimples, w
Hives, Rlngworms, and all blood
humors.
alrfeiou want to be cured to stay
U86 only B.B.B.
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V TUESDAY, FEB. 19. lilll.
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Tl-IE EXAMINR AND MR. MARTIN.
ISLAND
lakes wholesome bread
and wholesome people. We
hive achoice lot freshly ground
from the best wheat our Island
produces.
Give it a trial. Only 2c. lb.
J. ii. Maison & co.
eeeeeeeesgoeeeesee
on
done is the place imc takes
the most interest in your
uceds.We strive to aocmomo-
date all who leave any work
with ns, by dprompt attention
aid gigick eepatch of samaei
ce ve...tne reputation
being “O K.”
Give as A
vlnoed that
Ulla '
_ Will Slllllll
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Steam Navigation C Wharf
Phone in
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its
se iii
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_thrust upon our contemporary, so to
speak, without the editor's previous
1 the question of the relations of Mr.Martin,
or other public men with the press. But
we are willing to discuss it right down to
bottom hots ii the Examiner win be an
frank as Tm; GUARDIAN has already been J
in disclosing what actually took place `\
I ‘ in X V
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If your accountfis past due do not be surprised should
you receive a summons to appear on a set daylat _either the
the County or City Court.
We have on our Ledger some 300 accounts that we
are going to collect by process of law.
We would much prefer if those we refer to would
call and arrange for payment at once.
 ARK WRIGHT & ilu. Llgil
Mocca.sins._
Plenty of snow now for snow-shoeirg. W»
can furnish you with nice bucksliin inoc-
°°_*“°S it the f°1ls”‘°s Prices-  _ 
Womonts  ...sen niidigi _.10 A   
Men’s 950. and $1.30 ~
sol.: Locntnscursw-on~ __ I - __
f The Examiner has some further ill-na-
tured commentsupou our non-publication
of Mr. Martin’s letter. Does the Exam-
iner recall the fact that Mr. Martin coui-
lplaiued that it did nctfprint “t-he evidence
taken on the last day ot the trial?" Also
that Mr. Martin thanked the Summerside
R _ Journal, the He.-ald, the Watchman and ,_ IutetheGovernment printing. V
- =Tnn GUARDIAN for-“independent com- "' 7”' ' 0 'T
f' .ments alter the trial was over?" That his ' I _ f I 1
letter as it appeared in the Examiner,
4, with some wide spaces between words in
lun: wiicoin- pmmpii, .iso included
"luis nniminei-in its unnks i 
Just here we beg, most oourteously, to
4 ask of the Examiner whether the parag-
|l raph in question appeared in print in the
I form and words in which it was first sub-
5 mitted for publication? Of course the Ex-
-laminer is not obliged to answer. But in'
iits zeal to make public what took place `
gbetween Mr. Martin and THE GUARDIAN
L it may be well to remember that a large
E proportion ot the reading public are much
_ _ 'more desirous to learn what took place
. _  between Mr. Martin and the Examiner in
   3 regard to the same letter,
‘ Sofaras this journal is concerned we _
"sro bound to think uni Mr. Martino
Plaoetohaveyourre lrwork '
thanks te us were ii purely spontaneous
ode:-ing, made because he believed' the
thanks were justly due. We did not ask
for thanks nor in any way intimate that
we expected thanks. As a matter of fact
we _'lid not expect them. Did, the thanks
come to the Examiner in the same un-
souglit and spontaneous fashion-actually
knowledge or consent ‘I
This journal was not the first to raise
We await a reply. ’ `
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LBRGE
` Referring tothe matter of the better
bas been discussed in the daily papers. it
may be mentioned that the subject is stil
occupying attention. One of our city
with Premier Ferqubarson who expressed
the opinion that the present methods of
caring for the poor might be improved
I and that the propose l public meeting
might do good. Correspondence is also
going on with other cities with a view to
which receive sums ranging from $2,000
sidisedpress of the other side. \Ve see
little diference in the amount or the
justice ot these payments. Larg
payments in most cases mean ii
large amount of Work actually performed,
with nodoubt a margin of prodt. It is
one of those matters in which the “outs
are dwqs criticising the “ins” and in
whichlthe “ins” do not very greatly relish
the discussion. They feel like saying
with Hosea Biglow-
Witheued be the nose that pokes -
As a Food
  For the Skin
O
_ Powders may cover up the dlsflguring
eruptions, but can never cure them, and
are positively injurious, because they
clog up the pores of the skin. _Dr.
Cliase’s Ointment is a food for the skin.
It is readily absorbed, and thoroughly
cures each and every skin disease,
making the skin smooth, soft and clear.
No woma.n’s toilet is complete with-
out Dr. Chase’s Ointment. for, besides
being the most perfect skin beautlfler
obtainable, it can be used in a score of
different ways. It absolutely cures
eczema, salt rheiim and the itching to
which women are especially subject.
Vvhen the feet are sore and chafed
with walking an application of Dr.
Chase’s Ointment takes out the smart-
ing and allays the inflammation in a
surprisingly short time. Then for
burns, scalds and every sort of chafing,
irritation or eruption of the skin, Dr.
Cliase’s Ointment affords a sate and
certain cure. It has come to be indis-
pensable in scores ot thousands of
homes ; 60 cents a box, at all dealers',
or Edmanson. Bates & Co., Toronto.
d' t d f d- h t tri h
to $55000 each for governrnen.. printing 'Kes e 0° lst egrea est “mp of
and'M;vem5in new '_ A Dietetics. This. nomar breakfast min    ”
R~- FCM! 88° IU “'38 Ulm toodwlth its delicious flavor, its perfect
Liberal papers which denounced the sub- freedom from insoluble starch and other
‘ .ours but then tiieyfro not so good,
;"`:v,,»/jg-A ';é~` eg; M;-._,;,_<__;.9` *others may be as good as ours, but
' then the.-y`re not so cheap The fact
we wish to impress upon you is that
     _  »   ° ~ The st Alu   _  ‘°Gl.ioduess ani cheapriess here com-4 I A   0
_ »bine." Big reductionh on all goods  A  A '
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»__; tii.H.R coo id d. _ _
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_ _ 4 'rim GUARDIAN, cnintorrzrowu, ramen EDWARD isr.AND,rnanuA1i¥ in inoi.
Digested Breakfast ` '
Food. A `
A 1* coils.
Malt Breakfast Feod- a partially pre-
'objectionable features, is tue only true
health food in the World 2
Mau Breakfast rosa is me iaoii food
to commence the day with.It furnishes en-
ergy, vitality and streiigthffor the day
that no other grain food can supply. It I
gives tone to the mot delle!ate.st.oi'naclis.°l
The best medical authorities 
.ini Milt amines Fooaiorits yeonderl
ful food value. At all Grocers.
€X 
There  _ too, much ,reason "to
ed in the burning mine at Nanaimo haveli
perished. Many of them were married and _
_ even greater disaster there some fourteen*
years get The appalling disaster at
Spring Hill, and a previous one a Stellar-
ton will be still in the memory of many. I
_Mining is perilous work.
U .QTOLD AGON 1 FROM SALT RHEU2
Mr. Chas. F. McLean, Palmerston, Ont., ‘
sa_ys:-I suffered untold agony and misery
for years with salt rheum in my feet. I '
tried almost every remedy I could hear
ot. I was told by the best physicians I
could get more than temporary relief. I
was induced to try Dr Chase’s Ointmen
. _ n_
After one or two application I received
great relief, and when I had used only
g x
six days.--Stanley Bros. i8 3t~
Some goods may bo as eheiipas;
_ `Are You _usinl ~ 8»-_~»~PW'¢;»l
care ofthe poor in Charlottetown, which ' Healthy and EASHY It _  _ __
agrees with the weakest digestion andql
‘ ‘Gorsct
tear that the  more   
cave widows and   was ani"
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the letter, our prices are always as
low as pouible. We would like to 
demonstrate this to $011 Bringor send .-~_
your prescriptions. cguarantec sans- ‘_
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°"'”y°m°' sold my right title and
institution known as
mercial Oolleg'e,”situaicd a
Street; ln the city of
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wears. s.._n....e
in  when no can guai-snag
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clergyman who takes a deep interest lu _'_ _ A  "
the poor, yesterday had a conversation Fcod Experts Say ~ G  `
Malt Breakfast Fool     _        `
Is the Most Healthfulol  v ii' I  A A i learn more of the management, support ' --_    9 ' m.
I and methods of associated charities there. In is wen gnown 5° anaiygigal fqgd eg. ' i - ' I 9
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When siiliicient information is collected a perts that but fe: grain foods are really Our guest annual white wear sal li l
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public meeting Wm be caued_ _wholesome and nutritious. The majority . m¢¢e{_5_ 11,9 ||,d§¢,, , fyhig ¢i|y hnye *wan ,Q
; of breakfast foods contain too much in~  disphy of handful “Lingerie” .3 ve ‘m'n°' .
_ __ soluble starch and other agents that tax 11 _ ' -' t d ‘ ` ,-
J nst now the Conservative papers are digestion injure the stomach and heat the ` you mu" me .md exunma he an “men mud
Drinting the names of Liberal papers blood. I _ Puck” then' *°llC¢lflll 'Valileef
G 'od cotton Emp'ue style trimmed with galoon ad'
Sale Price s S ’ '
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~ rice. _ ‘ - s ' ~
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Cotton* trimmed with lace well  lsaloifrioe
Fine cotton three tucksand  Sale Prize
English cotton, embroidery trimmed. Sale Piles

wo boxes I was commletely cm_ed_., ¢ At Good cotton three tucks full size. Sale Price
all dealers, 60 cents a box. .
_ English cotton cambnc rutile noish Bale Price
Next Monday the contractors commence
wfun- me MW.” guy 5¢,,,e_ |, Wm be Fine cotton with tucks, insertion _ and ftill of’
closed far three. weeks. You can buy Dfy Price » f
Goods at very low prices dnrin the ue
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Hiiszard fire 1000 years t i     _ 2155 ff __  f 
prinis cotton. 32 inches wide, _ - V.  _ 1'      3 
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