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“Do you lcnow of any woman who ever received any

bcnllfli fmm iaklllg Lyfll-1 E. l’iiikliaiii’s Vegetable Com- poupd P '_'

lfgirly Wtimah who is suffpring with any ailment peculiar

t0__her sex will ask her neiglibors this question, she will be surprised at the result. There is hardly a coiuinunity in this country where women cannot be found who have been restored to health by this famous old remedy, made exclusively from a simple formula of roots and herbs.

During the past 30 years we have published thousands

of lettersfrom these grateful women who ‘have been cured

by Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, and never

in_ all that time have we published ii. testimonial without the writer’s special permission. Never have we knowingly published a testimonial that was not truthful and genuine. Here is on`e just receive_d a few days ago. If anyone doubts that this is a true and honest statement of a \v0man’s experi- ence with Lydia F.. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound write and ask her. '

Cnhifton, _0iit.-“I had been it great sufferer for five years.

One doctor told` me it was ulcers of the uterus, and anotlier told ineit was a, libroiil tumor. No one kno ws what I suffered. I would always be worse atccrtnln periods, and ,never wasreg- ulnr, and the hearing-down puins were terrible. I was v,ery'ill in bed, and the `

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might die during the operation. I wrote to my

sister'al_mut it ml she advised me to take Lydia E. Pinkham’s 'Vegetable Compound. Tlirougli personal experience I have found it_t,he host-medicine in the world for female troubles. for it has cured me, mid I did not hiive to have the' operation after all. The Compound also helped me while passing through Change of Life. ” -M rs. Letltio Blair, Canift-on, Ontario.

Any woman who is sick and suffering foolish ‘surely

not to give such a medicine as this a trial. Why should it much good as it did Mrs. Blair.

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' Gasoline Motors.

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These Motors are better designed, built :uid

equipped than any other two cycle Motor offered for sale in Canada.

' _Fishermen and pleasure boat owners, are request-

ed tof send for Catalogue and full particulars before placing orders elsewliers. All we ask is a fair com-_ parisonwith other ltloiors. and we are satisfied we can-make good our steteinezits. _ _ _ _

_ We are always ready and willing to assi-_t _and

give and information in regard to the running of the Motors. And then again, the advantage there is in being able to secure any paris that may be re- quired frcmtinie to time, right .it lioine, instead of having to senl abroad for"tlieni---wliich you would have ig dp, if you purchase :1 foreign nialce.

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jfSterlinef. Bitlers

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Ii‘ol;1'uary 6. .

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_ G ULDEN ’l`EX'l‘.

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riglitcoiunrss tefcre men, to no Seen ii iii.,-ii-.' -hiatt. ii.1 iii. v.i.

rUlIv'i r.-u. SuuGESTiuNS. By Rev. D. W. Snider.

'Ihc first great lesson for those to

lcuiu who wo-.i.d attain to Unristisi. pcriecticl.--which is the demand laid upon every disciple of Jesus, and uy which they moyexpress the mind oi God, which has already been i'evea1e,_ us their example-is that it ~ dies not consist. in outward and showy religious and benevolent exercises. with the devout Jew this was tue tendency. His delfotloni, he fert must le manifest by sin outward show oi ii.. 'rhe hypocrite ripeued this tzudemy into ei. parade of piety which was vaiu glorious and oileusive. , It is never hard for those who go sbout it, to find ways and means o. drawing attention to themselves. A common course to Pursue is that of perversictn - the putting into selfish and wrong uses thong things _ which "_"___ha_vo been de- sig-ned for other and right purposes. An alms' box, with a trumpet-shaped opening, will become a trumpet. Its receipt of alms will he incidental to n noisy and pompous affectation of p ety.

Sluimidom finds fault very ‘ur-tly

with many who call themselves wor- kers and visitors in the slum _sec- tions or wards of great cities. The reason, doubtless, is that so many of them fail to remember or do not know, or ure, by reason oi their hy- pocrisy, carelels of the fact thatelms working and ‘almsg-iving are not matters of piety' or commlsei-ation, but of righteousness. The emotion of pity need not be absent from the worker of righteousness, but the one who feels that -he is only and merely doing his duty will not manifest in his hearing the offence -either' of cu- riosity or patronage

On January 16th last o series o

.C11Fii‘tian mass meetings, which ar to continue 'during four successiv Sunday afternoons in the larges auditorium of Brooklyn, N. Y., ape ed in the Academy of Muslc,a unde the auspices -of "Peoip1e's Pulpit 'As- sociatioin." The topic of the day was:

"What Congregationalists, Presby-

tarinns and Meehodists miust surrend- cr in the interests of Church Federa- tion."

Pastor C. T. Russell of Brooklyn

Ta‘..ei‘nncle delivered the address. On the platform behind the speaker were several hundred men, including 8 nuniber of ministers. The Honorable J. F. Rutherforizl, attqmeyratrlaw,

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< is a s-rc cure for

Stomach Troubles! Sterling Bitlers

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Heart and Nerve Remedy !

Dyspepsia, lniligestion or slum _

_'asses vanish “limi Sterling Dillon l wed. li gives ai gonrl apneiitr-, induci l»-sp, lu-ilds up weak ne.\~es and make(- oii Increase your ivuighlnnpiilly, Noth~ glike 'ii f-_ir a general brdy biiililei

\‘ry it fora ful mtdiclne.

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P. Mclluaid

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Price 5oc per bottle.

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DOHl\l0N A`l'i ANTIC RAILWAY

Steunislilp Lines tu Benton xiii. Ynruionlli

'l‘he.popular I"nst Lino

llcfwocn Flniilom Nero Soonin and Bontril vin 'l`nii-o, Windsor Job..nnd Ballfi.x_EXl’1iliZk - 1‘RAlNlem'osHnllfAx. daily (except Sundni 117.3? for Dluhy .\nd`Yarmmit.h making con

necllou iii. Ynrnioulh or Boston.

MIDLANID lllVISl()N-Trains of the Mid ln.-ul Ilvlsiun lmvo Windsor daily oxcepl :\in»

il.iy for Truro xt ii 45 i\.ni. 7.30o.ni. and 5 :l.'i\p.u- and knni ’|’iuro folwiiiilior nt fi 505. m. I2 _ .N md Il 21| ni. oonrierllviir Truro with tmh of the fiileroolnniiil Railway at Windsor ivllh Express li-sinii to and fronflzlnlfax and

Yiirmouih. Conmaiiclng (lotobcr 17th

The royal und U. . Mail Stosuishli

Boston. . Th" fastest 'and fine istenninhip lying wil

tweeii #he Mni~:}_b;\&_l’%"i_:_i_r;)ces iwdéyostoln _mal I' un n. e I ntnnhivivanilndf Ti-nhl from Halifax. ltstiin-ning loaves Long Wharf' Boston .'l`uo, and Frl asiionizurs' arriving in Halifax next dny at RJ2 p. m, by Impress tniu. For fuithor Autormntion, Reservation of

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- nient will-re sold after the lost _ f day of janiiary should any

_ remain. 'l`here’s still a few

second hand organs, pianos,

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' ' 'j , 5' can t stay long. _lust remeiiiber ' that we will promptly taie

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J yon’l1 get all the paiticulars

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fKiiliiiiy_ Disease l'iiifYii`i`i`rs"

This Well Known Gentleman

Strongly Recommends “Fruit-a-tives" to all Sufferers.

JIM E8 DINGWALL, ISD.

"I have much pleasure in testifyiiig to the almost umr\'elloii:i benefit I have derived from taking “Fruit-a-tives,” I was a lifelong sufferer from Chronic Constipation, and the only medicine 1 ever secured to do me- ony real good was “Fruit»n-tives.” This medicine cured nic when everything else failed. __Also, last spring I had a severe A'l"l`ACK OF BLADDER TROUBLE WITH KIDNEY TROUBLE, and "Friiit-n-tives" cured these complaints for me, when the physician attending nie had practically given nie up.

Iain now over eighty years of age

and I can strongly rccominend “Fruit- ii-tives" for chronic coiistipntiou and bladder nnd kidney trouble. This incdiciue is very mild like fruit, is easy to take, hut most effective in action.” ’

(Signed) JAMES DINGWALL.

Willi:_imst_own, 0nt,, july 27th, 1908.

5oc a. box, 6 for $2.50-or trial box, 25c

-at dealers or from Fruit-A-tives Limited, Ottawa. _

NEW THEORY OF SUNLIGHT..

_Editor Guardian:-You published' ii short extract from- the report of the Chief of the United States Weather Bureau, who is also' head of the Na- tional Geographical Society in which he remarks, “We are living in a. thin skin of air illuminated and all the rest 'oe-tiveen us and the Sun is dark- ‘ess," This is exactly what I ,have been trying to persuade people for the last eighteen or twenty years, and which formed the subject of a series of letters in oui‘ local press some two or three _ years ago. Just once before have I. seen the idea. put forward ilu the.papers. Some eight or tcn years ago a professor in 9, Uni- versity in one of the Carolinas pub- lished it as his belief.

There is not the slightest doubt in

my mind that it is so, and as a scientific truth it will as surgly sup- :rccde the present erroneous belief as did the arguments of Galileo and Copernicus supercedc the then unil- versally accepted fallacy that. the earth was flat.

_ W. P. DOULL.

HANDSOME FURNISHINGS.

Suitable for cosy corners, cushions, -rrtainings, draping. handsorne mer- rised floral sateens come in green niize, old rose, electric blue, cream-,

crimson grounds, with beautiful com- oination colors pntteivns mostlyi floral, res, &c., priced at 23, 27, 32 per yd, they make handsome furnishings ind ought to meet with ready sale. This cloth is double mercerised, and is guaranteed to retain its bright brilliant finish. Patou & Co. @

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"Canned blueberries onlv 10 cents

ii. tin nt. Beer &Goff’s. 1-28d3i.

MILLER BROS

Big Sale _

Ends Jan 31st

'THIS SALE has proved thc

success in our liistory.

We’ve sold instruiiier ts from Tignish to Murray Harbor, S:»uris,and in fact almost evei y corner of this province. In nfarly every case we received replies from the parties .after examing the instriiiiieiits piir chased, expressing their sur prise and del`gli*_ at the values

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Monday, Jan _Slat _ Ends this sale

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It you will just take the rouble to address a card to us

on wont Write _Now

MILLER Blf0S

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Some Reasons Why lv. Makes The

Best. Advert-lllng Medium; -

.»\_ wo'man'e curiosity to know

afuoul society, marriages. births.

deaths, forces her to read it.

all day long, and it ls sho who is .ming hor: li..usi.hold duties, arranging and improving the appearance 0! hiri- hoine, thot the missing and necorsury .ir-tlcli-fi of furniture, rigs, carpet-14.’ -:urtiifus or other necessities. Bhuvi' up the plninest, and there could lm no more opiiortiiiie time for a dealer. Lo tell uhiiul Lhr new goods, the new styles :mil the 'iinrgalns offered, for ho day or week. reading mutter, nnd the long, all- In u iuajority of homies thu news lay lift- iroiu 5 u. in. to 10 p; ni. of l"he hliiriiinz; l'upi-_r elves not only the hoiiscivifo but every member ol

The Morning paper is rend at the

breakfast table, again at home ut neon, in the trains, in the rcstaur-- ants. lt is read in iloct.or's ollices, profeiisionnl oflices, clubs, hotels, cafes, ,barber shops. It is _read by daylight everywhere you go by both -:iv o 'cr und employee

the ivorlil, possibly with u half-dozen exceptions, the papers with editorial influence und national reputation are Morning Papers.

With tlicse-facts`in mind, the busi-

ness mon who is looking after the real money-spenders ofthe family to interest in his goods will consult, his paper is practically the hulk _of the nest interests by placing hs an- nouncements wliere the women will _ read them.

' ' ' 0 Porlra ils

I will receive orders for

Pastels and Oil Paintings by A. Alex. MacLeod, the noted New York Artist. Write ini

for prices and other desireo i iiforrriatioii .

J. A. S. Bayer riiorooiuivniiii ‘

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Cl1:\:'loltetown - _

This is to certify that the part-

nership lierctofore existing between the iiiidt-isiuricd carrying on liusi-_ ue~s in Charlottetown as Dry Goods Merchants under the nanic of Stanley Brothers is this diiy dis- olvcd by iiiutual consent. Dated this eighth day of janii-

ary A. D. igio.

' l VV. W. STANLEY

l GEORGE S’l`AI\'LI'I .

Signed in the presence of

(Signed) I,l7.Zll‘I GlI5SO;\` Referring to the acovc certificate

of dissoliitioi: of partnersliip tht undeizsigizcd hereby gives notice that the Liisiiicss known as Stanley' Brothers will Le continued by hiin I under the same nanie and that lie] will be responsible for all the en- gagements of the »la'e firm. Dated this 2-'ith day _laii,A.I). ioio

'rho Morning Paper is before har_

the fniil.iy nn opportunll.y\to read it ‘ Q

Pl ) ' - lt. is ii known incl. that ihriiiighout “

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"fm '~A_“'lw'r News , ‘fn _ THE ciiARLo'i‘1E'rowN GUARDIAN rr" mei- or no one _ pies ~rmig¢_-

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Father Morriscyi’s“No io" .=';‘g%;:{:~':§:;:;:_~a,' " .-3’-:i.‘:.;f:;.-' - -

(Lung Tonic) has not only ~. , ____ -_, cured thousands of

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' _ that saves a ipan aftcrdoctors ., and friends hzi\._». given up hope of his recovery from that »_ dlllild C1iSCf!s-3, mnsuizipticii. Yet there are well kno\\'n_cases __ where 1<`atl_er iAorri:~:cy's ‘_‘No. 10” has done this-I Mr. Miles -g l\l.'n-oiicy, of B i =sficld, N.B., was one of the fortunate ones. 2 _llc writes:

_- _".\s n patient nf lfutlier Morrir.cy's I woul l thank you for an oppor- ' tii|||f.y_i»f_;1i\'i||~( <.\;uc.~=‘=ion to thc benefits I have received from his

prcwriiitioiis and nicdiciuos, i oi on mic occnsioii, hut nt different limes,

, Sonic eight _years ago I had occasion to iip',.l_v io the Rev. gentleman , for limit-iioiit for lung trouble wliicli provrd to I.-if of :i serious nature; ' so fwrioiis was my cu:-c tliut my fricnil; looked upon my recovery as

nl-in -it li-~pil~»s.<, liit after his treatment I um ilzunkful to sly that to-iluy I ani in perfect health." - '

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' Trial size 25C. per bottle. Regular size 50C.

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llavo You Bought

Your Winter _ (lvercoal

‘ Tie tin e has come when every ii;an needs to

get into a is-arm overcoat.

_ The cold weather is sure to come, and you had

better be prep ired. _ ' i ' `

j Our overcoat trade has been better than ever

this fall, because our overcoat; combine all the good qualities to be had in such garments. ` '

~ Our st-ck of winter cloths is large and we`l ass'orted_ ani we can suit you in an overcoat at any pricefrom $i7ooup._ _ _ _

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