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ha, Taking Lydia a Pinkham’: Vegetable Compound. Every Suffering Woman Should Be Interested in Reading Their Letters

Sussex, King's Co., N.B.—“I have‘ Barrington. N. S.—“I had terrible medicine and find that it feelings, headaches, back and side hat you say it will do. l aches and pains all over my body. l am the mothcr of four boys and they would have to go to bed every month are all healthy. When l was carry- ‘and nothing would do rne_ ood. ing my ﬁrst baby I was suffering - husband and my father di _ my wor from bearing-down feelings and could i, for me as I have two children and hardl get around to do my work. l we have quite a big place. I read in woul have to lie ' uiet for a goodthe paper about Lydia E. Pinkham's deal of the time. here was not aiVc etzible Compound, and then gota great deal to do, so I managed for llitt e book about it throu h the mail six or seven months by lying downland my husband sent to aton’s an several times aday. Isaw in one ofgot me a bottle, and thcn we got your little looolts what Lydia E. Pink- more from the store. I am feeling am’s Vegetable Compound had done fine now and do all my work and am for women in my condition, so I said able to go out around more. I tell my to my husband, ‘I am going to try friends it isLydiaE. Pinkham‘sVeg- this medicine.’ He got me a bottle etable Corn und that makes me feel and it gave me great relief. lgot sowell."— rs.VlC'l‘oR RICHARDSON. l0 I was ablcto stand on my feet and Barrington, Nova Scotia. . get around at my work. Now, I have myown work to do. as l am a widow.

i I always recommend the Vegetable. Compound to my. friends and tell them just whnt it has Cone for me. I have rccommcndcd it to my neighbor, and she sayus she is feeling some bet-i tersincc takin it."——Mrs. PHOERE

The Advice of Friends

Shebo,Sask.——' ‘I was irregular and had severe pains in my left side dur- ing my periods. Througlh the advice of friends I took Lydia . Pinkham‘s » ANDERSON ll. . 2 Sussex King's veiietable Compound 5nd m?" h!"

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. , - _- . ai a os . —— . ndlﬁﬁfll ‘ill ‘liﬁliéilghlliii $55 ‘ “Wis Shem» S“**‘*'““°‘""- ters. In this ivziy the results of taking i LYdl3_E~ Plnklmm’! Veselﬂbl? Com’

Lydia a. Pinkham's Vegetable (‘om- gﬁstnhisi: an?) gidsble mediums

Ezund are circulated in every neigh- rhood. Sold by druggists everywhere.

Zilr. l-l. Jefferson. of the staff’ of the (‘zintidian Dank of (lommercie, Souris branch. has returned from .\lrs. ll. Ii. lit-Loan. Mrs. A. ll-llllg holidays spt-ut tit his home in FTZISIPI‘. tho hliseius Alargaret, lli-i-Ellulifax. en zitid Jean bit-Lean and Miss hill; dreri Frasvr. all of Snnris rcturncd; on Thursday from a most cnjoyv-‘E ablc lrip- Tho party left here oirat S Saturday by the SS. Lovar zindlrcturned to Charlottetown- went straight to Halifax. On the, A very cnjoyahlo social was hold rcturn thcy spent a day in I'll-ton. in the ILLS. Hall Souris. on Fri- nrriving on Thuristlay cveniiiit. day evening. The feature of the hiisi-i Gertrude lilcEzichorn. \'Vll0.f‘\‘(5lllll[!. was a play staged hy tho .1188 lluvu HiWIllliul-Z I101‘ vacation at "(lrzingcr-lltlvrartlsoii" Company. of her home ‘in Snurls, loft for Flor- liiadrid Spain. entitled “The (lath- lilﬂ- Yilﬁlidﬂih erlnr: of the Nuts". Aftcr the stau- Zilr. ll. ll. Acorn. who docs airing of this play and ll good pro- "Xlenﬁlvi! ﬂllilllliul»! business withigramme. tho ladlcs served it-c- Sl- Pierre. has just returned fronfcream and candy. then Mr. J. F. "W"?- Storns auctioned off tho cakes.

Air. 1.. McPherson. who was re-

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The twitching of nerves and nusclcsi warned Mrs. Maplgtnir of he orthnustl-rl condition of her nervous system. Shc also had fre- Luent nervous headuchcs and per- istent neuritis in hor ri hi; girls,

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_ Wm. Mnpletofi, "err-st, Ont., writes:

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—WESTII.N AGENTZ-Mr. J. Pl Mclnnis, Guardian agent. MacNelll Building. Summer-side will be pleas-l er mreceive news items. advertising new and renewal subscriptions.

—GBEEN SHEA!‘ BINDER TWINE. flour and cracked corn at A. Home's a Co. Branch, Kenslng- ton. N. R. Henry. Manager. '

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—BALANCE OF LADIES Suin- mer Dresses selling a; reduced prices-At Sinclair's.

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—THE REMAINDER OF LADIES. knitted suits now clearing 25% discount.—At Sinclair's. 8738 8738

-—WHAT IS LEFT of our suin- imer hats now on sale at half price —At Sinclair's. S78

—0I-‘FIC CLOSED-The office of H. T." Colvi Optometrist, Summer- sldc, will be closed from Tuesday. August 23rd. until Thursday, Sept. 1 inclusive. 865-8-20-10l

—WE ARE NOW BUSY opening ‘up our new stock of ladies Fall and Winter hats including different mn- tcrials. also beautiful range of fur icoats.—SiucIalr a Stewart, Llnilt- ed. ' 8738

—ANOTHER SHIPMENT of Eni- press Corrective Shoes in hlack ‘and brown Oxfords. patent and kid strapped slippers, just opened.-—At Sinclair's. 873

‘l < PERSONALS l l ——-Ml’. w. n. Maynard. of Port l-Iill, iwho had been on a trip to the United |States for the last two years return- ;ed to P. E. Island on Tuesday last. and is very pleased with the excel- klcnt conditions in this province.

—Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ste-eves have

t I ‘returned to Byron. California. after

licving in the Bank of (Yommercel , - - , .a short visit to Mr. Steeves home mms ‘or the M5‘ mwlh‘ Mstown of Summerside. He isa broth-l,

Per of Mr. William S. Steeves of this "town. and was formerly connected

with the Royal Bank. He is now ;auditor of a leading hotel in the town iwhere he resides. Mrs. Steeves ls a ‘native of Pictou, N. 5.. and was for- ,merly a Miss Davies.

. Eastern Guardian ‘

i ..‘EASTERN AGENT — Mr. is Guardian agent in‘ iMontague and will be pleased to lrecelve news items. advertising, new land renewal subscriptions.

..‘TENDERS will be received up to September 10th for the repairs of ‘the old park of the Brudenell Cem- etery. For further particulars- apply to C. F. Robertson. Montague.

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..'SEE 5T MARGARETS Dru- matic Club play "Unclo Ituhc". in ,Ciirdlgan llall, Wednesday oven- ‘lllg, Aug. Zith- Splendid perform- 'ancc. Specialties hetwoeu acts. iAdmlsslun 50 and 35 cents.

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' MONCTON, N. IL Aur: 23.——Tiio lsucccssful candidates for the tweii- ity scholarships awarded each your lhy the mutual society of lfAssomp- ition, which provides ii full colleg- ,ii1te coitrse to the winners, were uhstltutes should the original choice not he able to take advant- lago of same. Six have been award Ito pupils from New Brunswick. lone to Prince Edward Island. four to (fupo Breton. three to parts of Nova Scotla and six to iNcw rhiglzintl States. ' —-i.3~

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Ontario Ghurchman Once Native 0f P. E. Island

'ri-ie following la taken from the Sudbury Star, Sudbury. Ontario. and will be of interest to Island readers. Rev. Father Trainer referred to be- low is a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tralnor. Kingston. and a. bro- ther ot Mr. P. C. Tralnor of this City.

A product of St. Ann's. Prince Ed- '

ward Island, with parents of Irish birth. Rev. Father Thomas H. Tralnor has been indefatigable in the life oi’ the Roman Catholic Church not only as parish priest of St. Joseph's Church. Sudbury. but in every one of his stations and mis- sions which have. since his entry tn

[North Country. and in all of which ‘he has accomplished some outstand- ‘ing act which serves as a living memorial to his labors.

Taking charge of St. Joseph's. seven years ago next month, Rev.

Pr. Trainer has brought thc strength of his congregation to 2.000 souls. During that time a new rectory has been built and a church basement ‘constructed on substantial and elab- orate lines.

As a boy. Rev. I-"r. Trainer dis- played marked ability at learning. When only 14 years of age. he held a second class teacher's license, hav- ing qualiﬁed for entrance to Prince of Wales College. Charlottetown. P. E. 1., the year previously. Though mentally equipped, his age prevented his taking a school. and he contin- ued his college studies until 1893 when he began teaching. following this profession for three and a half years. Entering St. Dui-istan's Col- lege, he remained four years, and it is interesting to note the impression that the future priest made upon one of his lassmates. Rev. Fr. James Donahue, who in his work. "Priest ‘of Prince Edward Island," writes: "He put to best use his exceptional talents; ever energetic, he worked to the limit of his physical capacity. ‘His genial, sprightly manner at once ‘gathered friends about him, and ;though in his circle the fun became iboistrous. there never was any de- parture from a healthy display of exuberant spirits. Although he spent ‘less time over his books. he did not fall behind his classmates; his brightness and intcllcct enabled him to keep to the front. though he had not the record for burning more midnight oil." ~

Obtaining his degree of B. A., from Laval University. he proceeded to Sacred Heart Seminary. Halifax. N. 8., and thcre took ﬁrst place in his classes. Adopted by Rt. Rev. D. l1. Scollard. D. D.. of the Diocese of Sault Ste. Marie. he turned to his itheologlcal studies at. the Grand Seminary. Montreal. I-Ils ability ab‘ tractcd attention and he was OITCI“, ed a two years‘ course at Rome. but.‘ the bishop was in need of priests and he could not accept. At Bishop Scollards wish he mastered French and at his ordination spoke it ﬁu- ently.

.As assistant to Rev. Fr. Chas. Langlois, of Sturgeon Falls, Rev. Fr. Trainor was ﬁrst appointed after his elevation to the priesthood. Cache- Bay was then a mission. and. pay- ing monthly visits. Rev. Fr. Trainer inspired such progress that after three months the new priest found himself 1n charge of a newly formed parish. Appreciation of his labors there was voiced by Bishop Scollard ‘upon the opening of a. school which ,R.ev. Fr. Trainor was responsible for ‘establishing. During his stay. a par- llsh house was also erected.

l ‘Approaching the Mother Superior lot the Sisters of st. Joseph at

Peterboro four years ago, he suc- leccded in having four Sisters sent lto Sudbury as teachers in the sep- larate schools. Other Sisters have ;bcen~added and the community now inumbcrs fourteen. A conveniuwas lbullt for their accommodatlomwhlch Towing to growing demands, was last -ycar enlarged. '

Rev. Fr. Trainor is a natural ora- .tor. and as Rev. Fr. Donahue says, |"he presents any subject in a very

interesting manner. I-Ie has entered thc lecture ﬁeld and succeeded. I-Iis chief lectures are : "Robert Emmet."

"Sir John Thompson." and “Cath-

olic Education." Rev. Fr. Tralnor is

a strong supporter of the Catholic ‘Order of Foresters and organized the court in Sturgeon Falls. l-Ie is Grand Knight of the Sudbury Council. K. of C. member of the Sudbury Child- ren's Aid Executive, Rotary Club and Board of Trade. Fishing and hunt- ing arc his hobbies.

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