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ltr. W. H. Bowser, of St.John.
N. B., UscI§uI;odd’s Kidney s.
.;__1
Ugrad Him of Pain in the Back~-F0003
Them to do as recommended_- Believes Dodd`s Kidney PLUS
no be a Splendid Tonic.
.-5,
81'. Jomt. N. B., Jen. 26.-One 01
the beet known commercial travellers in the Maritime Provinces is Mr. W- H- Bweer of this city. Mr. Bowser re- pments a confectionery house and has gg on the road for nearly tW°l\\.V
wt Hi; IIKUIB llld bil” manner are known in almost
town in New Brunswick. N0"
m nd Prince Edward Island.
lr.Bcwser is one or tue any 31585" gg the grip who have used Dodd’s 'Iibey Pills with entirely satishctory reanltn. He states that Dodd‘s Kidney _lille according to his experience de what they are recommended to do. Ilia slanhle wee hnokache and Dodd’s Kid-
nsv Pills sured him ot ix. _ I blob' revellcssssntrawlllfy ,Beslan [Q wsgkn d th. W.. N°‘
idol shsiroeenpntien erataken into `¢&aticn. Constant ehangagf da
h M me P
the mired and one little
onion to
veller cannot elect on the
delicate
Witte .-125 "
Efglsl 2
thcnetlgans.
khhsdomssebhhgabout iethm'1.d»&syb-
ii.
Pliers hgswdde-
cnmmssdsl hnvelters.
sovtd&:’smely for otha dheasss, t’s Diana, Dhbdes,
lt”
Dianne
Urinary ctmptsho. Dmj»y.»ae
ladllhcrders, its enlynstnralthat Umldldswhoghmallyknowa thing
wha may seeit, shouldnse K&eyl’illl. lr.Bowsernys: Dcdd‘s Kidnsyhlls Ibeg to
vnmedthem lerpaiain
_ vefonndthemtobeall
yen epcsitive cure knll llney trouble. I believe they iaaplendidtunic-good enough for .1_ywny.”
ti* is
lin G0tlld’S Chain Letter.
Intranet. Jan.22.-The chain let-
tdwhieh was started early in Novem-
. -esrtmsy nm nutty Gnu, st um
&y,‘hl' the beneit of the Canadian Sth Afrian contingent, has already
mia the astonishing sem of twelve
dollars in ten-cent pieces or in
QQ d bat value.
r p L room mo.
George was having tea with his best
#IL InfactGeorge was having tea with his only girl. he having wisely .lopped all the others in hertavcr;snd mba still more explicit George was hvlngtsa netcnly with his best girl hdwith his beat girl’s family. They wwe all there-Gesrge’s future father in»lnw, his mother-in~law, three sisters. h law and two brothers-in-law. It was quite s legal law abid nz sort of a pthering. and George telt that if he_ ,over get out without costs he‘d be ex- Ilslely tortunata.
*Have another piece ot cake, Gsorge,’
lid the mother-in-law.
George hesitated ;he had already
taken one piece of that cake and rather dreaded another.
'Yes have another piece ot cake,’com-
Qnded George’s future father-iu~law.
‘Do have another piece of cake) be-
seechcd his three sisters in-law.
~Better try ancthsr,’ advised the two
brothers-in-law.
George still hesitated. Hs knew his
digestive organs were not as strong as they should be. He knew that the cake was indigestible. He knew that il he ate any more he would sutier for H. But he didn‘t know that Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets would have prevent- deny ill effects.
‘Won’t you take another piece to
please me? said George’s best girl, wlh her most coaxing smile. ‘I made h my self.’
George gave up. He would have
risked anything for that girl. It shows you what a power love is. He took an- dher piece and ate it. It nearly kill-
Bnt he get over it in a day or
How much easier it would have have played the han with the
oi e Dodd’s pepsia Tab-
the vest pcm.
géalgge 1 t
I
water is '
while
Rheunsnthln. Bladder
SIDE AND PRINCD C0.
Cor/ntr.t. Moons returned yesterdayl
from an etiicial visit to Tignish and Alberton.
Mn. Houses. the wel!-known com-
mercial traveller, returned yesterday trom a business trip west.
A si-ttcutr. service of "supplication
tor our brethren in and about to go to South Africa" will be held in St. Msry’l Church on Sunday evening at 6.80.
Tas Foresters held their regular
lug. There was e good attendance endthemeeting was onset tho most
DR. TAI.MAGE’SlSERMON
Continued From the Third Pegs.
to his heart, he will be brought into the kingdom. and before the throne ot God you will rejoice that you were teithtnl. Come at lest, though so long postponed his coming. Come at last!
I congratulate all those who are toll~
ing for the outcast and the wandering. Your work will soon be over, but the the induence you are setting in motion will never stop. Long after you have been garnered for
ollinsn.G. C. lf. G.GovernorGenerel ofCanada.
J.l. .De Minister
d Pm’ L
Sahuipienhare requested me the
.2. For the heneit of the soldiers thetnselvdcs-others whether combat- .ant ce nan-cctnhntnnt cn dnty in South Africa with the authority of the Government ot Canada, and their fami. lies or dependents, who may have been dhabled by weunth, deknees , etc.
8. Forthebasht of the wives and
ehildrenaad dQen&ts separated at home from those strving in South
Subscribers desirous of having their
subneriptionsapplied speciallyto any cltheabcve objects will please cate the same.
Subscription will he received at Tha lerchants Bank of Prince Edward ls- land.
Benlley‘s Liniment cures Whcopisg
Ccngn.
Floods In Jayan.
Tacolu, Wash., Jan.4.-Odicinls re-
ports jnat completed give details ol a terrible inundation which destroyed property valued at over 6,000,000 yen, in northern Japan, in December. Thirty tive towns in the district of lahikarl were devastated. Since S°ptomber no less than 17,288 houses have ben sub- merged or washed away in linkksldc alone, while to total damage B placed at 18,000,000 yen. Complete. returns show that about a hundred ishlng schooners and other craft were destroyed or sunk during the severe storm which swept over the Japanese coast on Dec. 23 to 25. The total number of lives lost is placed at 189.
Dalhousie Y, FLC. A. Lecture
L course. 1899-so
Oct. 8.-Rev. Henry Voobema. A
Nation’s Wealth.
(kt. 29.-Rev. Alfred Gnndier, The
choicsfoi it Lats work.
Nov. 5--Rev. J. S. Bleek, D. D.,
Ideals.
Nov. 12.-Rev. W.J. Armitage, How
to Study my Bible.
Nov. 19.-Prot. W. Murray, li. A.,
A Jewish Proverb.
Nov. 25.-Prof. W. \V. Andrews.
Ph. D., Spiritual Gymnastics.
Dec. 3 - liev. Clarence McKinnon,
The Rock Bottom ot Doubt.
Dec. 10.-Bishop Courtney, Choice. Jan. 14.-Bev. Wm. Dobson. Truth
and Philosophy of Truth.
Jen. 21.- Rev. R. G. Srathie, The
Understanding to know God.
Jan. 28.-Archbishop O’Brlen, Revo-
lution in its Relation to the Soul.
Feb. 4.-Rev. W. T. D. Moss,
Spiritual Vision.
Feb. 18.--Rev. D. J. Fraser. The
Seat of Authority in Religion.
Feb. 25.-President ’h'otter, Acadia,
Subject to be announced.
March ll.-Rev. Geo. J. Bond, The
Socialism of Jesus Christ. '
March 18.-Rev. D. B. McLeod, M.
A.. Subject to be announced.
larch 25.-Rev. S. W: Faleoner,Ths
Orlglll oi Christ.
;
THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTEOWL. P.E. I.. JANUARY 27, 1900.
ndlyonr Christian lnlluenee will go on and help to people heaven with bright inhabitants. Which would yon rather ses. which scene would you rather mingle in in the last great dsy, being able to say, “I added house to house and land to lend and manu- teotory to manufactory; I owned hell the sity: whatever my eye saw l had, whatever I wanted I got,” or on that day to have Christ look you full in the lace and any. "I was hungry, and ye ted me; 1 was naked. and ye clothed me; I wessick and in riscn and
p ye visited
me; inasmuch as ye did it to the least
ot these my brethren ye did it to me P”
enjoyable yet held. A program of _ _
readings. recitations and music was ex- 1 ._ ' , L cellently rendered. ‘ _ -, ' 'r
Tm; Trophy for the Senior Hockey r ` E A
Championship for the Island, towards , ' L ‘
which the eyes of the dilerestt clubs . _ .
are now longingly tnrned.ia on exhtbi I
_ p ._ ,_ .jr-_ , ‘
tion in the show window ot Hr. A » *_ Gourlie’s drag store. It is a beauty, . , , '
andno wonder the boys taken tirmer 9
grip cl their hockey sticks as they
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