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LYDIA B. PINKI Y`

' No other medicine for Womiulh lllsdn the world has received such wi¢19.¢p;-god and unqualified _en- dorsement as has Lydia E. Pink- ha.m’s- Vegetable Comgolllidf made from native roots and crbs.

No other medicine has such_a

record of success for woinan’s dis- eases, or such hosts of _S1’=Wfl}1 friends as has Lydia. E. Pmkhams Vegetable Compound-

For more than 30 years it has _been

the standard remedy for feminine gps, Inaamrnation, l lceration, and consequent Spinal Weakness. , 1' d asesof Back- golitehirnxde lgéalmaltfkiiesms than my other one remedy. It dissolves and expels tumors in an early stage of development.

Irregularities and periodic pains,

Weakness _of the btomsch, Int iges- tion, llloating, Nervous _Ifrostra_tion, Headiwhe, General Debihty, quickly yield to it; also deranged organs, causing pain, dragging sensations and bankache. Under all circum- stances it acts in harmony with the female system.

It removes that wearing feeling extreme lassitude, “ don’t"care ” and “ want -to -b_e -_left_- _alone feeling, excitability, irritabilityuiervousness, dizziness, faintness sleeplcssnessl l!lotu1eni~y,ineIa.n cholyortlic “lrliiesf These are indications of 1"(-niliiiiie `disorders,whk.h this inedic-inc over- .oomgg as wall. as slight deraiigement of the Kilmys of either sex.

Wmzii-nhv’y‘_ii»dam_siek_-and wept to get veil s ie use _.0 scccv any subsititutefar Lydia li.. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compoimd. ..

'Silver Plan that Wann' The Newest Shapes fn spoons, forks. knives, elc..

_ bearing file well-known mark ` ' "|841 ROGERS BROS"

flie standard of silver excel-

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ent examiners. The prizes will thcu be awarded according to the high- ei-it number of marks, won by mem-

. bers of The International Newspaper

from this office.

of the nrat five contestants.

each of the next five contes

Price U5-59. to each of the next five contestants.

Heart of Ohrlstailty," pric $1.50 to each of the next thirty-nv: con-' “ms

¢°»f-=-- MOTHER Fifth Series-A developed mind, an Olbllidld imsfinltion n rifl ci exyv-ii

A VALUABLE

,PRIZE

F CHARJ( ' "F W 4 '

r CONTEST

'The Charlottetown Guardian has secured the kxht to un the Interna- tional Nesayapor Bible Study Club, Lessons mn week for the term off one year, commencing with the lesson for August Bard, 1901 But one peper in each towli can uso these. The Guar- dian taken uleasure in being able to present to its readers auch g valuable help along the lines of Bible study. They will be published elch week ln the Moraine Daily and the Rural Da- ily. only paid-in-advance subscriber! to either paper are eligible to join ihfl club. There is no fee for entran- ce. and no conditions other than those stated below. Everybody stands the same chance and has the same opportunity to get the valuable priz- eii with-out the investment of scent. There is one condition that must in "sry case be complied with and that is, that every one entering the con- test must be irregular subscriber as- lbove. ' GOLD AND SILVER _ l |

Persons may join the club at any

time during the year, but must. of course, answer the 52 questions hers- inafter explained, to qualify for the prizes. It is however, desirable that the questions be answered as the lee- _ sons are studied. i The International Newspaper Bible

Study Club is for the purpose of pro- moting, in an unfettered way among the mnhses, a wider study of the_Bl- ble. the basal truths of Christianity, and the problems which enter into every ma.n's, life. It is composed of all those who join aLoca.l Club, and take up the simnle course herein out- lined barring City ordained clergy- men. Although with their sympathe- tic co~operation, it is not considered fair to have them compete for the prizes. It is however desirable that his Class scholars, and churcu goers generally, may belong to this news- paper Club, also non-churchgosrs, of all shades of opinion. All such who have not joined are warmly invited§ to do no and compete for the prizes.

The Guardian has secured the right'

to publish the International Sunday

HEDALS- BIBLEs» Books' lpe-use of turning him against some

_,. in any station, to put on style, or $0 display his wealth 7 _

Verses 2-6‘-Wlhat had qualities did

Absalom show, intryingto detihrone his father and capture the throne for himself? is it always wrong to dbsiw 0'

to court popularity?

Should we consciously strive ho

secure' the good will of P90918. Of should we 'oe regardless concerning' it, and depend wholly upon OUP right conduct?

Is it ever right., for e. man, to seek to obtain a position occupied by an- other ? I

In our ordinury greeting of our

friends, should ,we ever sdect an in- terest in them which we do not

feel 'I

What can you say, for or against,

the man who, when running for ioflice, is very cordial tp every person, and to those whom he rarely speaks to at other timoh?

Should we evcr attempt to capture

thc love of ‘any person, at the ex-

othcr person ?

Which is the more contemiptiblc, to

"steal the hearts" of men, or to steal their money?

What is the difference between the

sin of Absoloiii, and th-at oi the mt-u, and the newspapers, that are constantly speaking evil of those in uuthority, so that they may be turned out, and -ilhat the gi-umblers and their frle'nd's may occupy their positions ? f

Verses 'I-9--Can s. cause which_ re-

quires cunning und duyiiicity for, its success, ever ue a _good one?

lf a. man uses pious phrases, and

the name of God, and prolcsies to be religious, to cover up his crime. is he worse or better 'Liiun an ordinary criniirial 'I

Verse 10-12*-what qualities did:

Absalom have, to so successfully or- ganize such a. revoli; ‘I I

Is rebellion against properly con-

stituted authority ever justidable, and if so -uiidcr what. cii‘cui_8ta11- cesi \'i iis question must be in- iswcred .ii ivriiini; by niombei.-J of

School Lesson questions by Rev. Dr._ Linscott DD which have aroused

will appear weekly. Ono or ilifsll questions each werk. is to 'ne ui\;r\\~w ~. - in writing. and iinou rlusi. -fu.:-\.\‘~-r.;»f the prizes are to we ..\~».-.1-_i»-1, ‘

The Guardiali is »iiii’:».i'i'/.wi to l'f.|:.»f

A Local Ne\.’spni.:~i liiiilr- iiiiuly Vlui) for its readers, nu-i u=_i»u'nn\r~:,, I.-_f ull. who join nnil iuxeil iv... rfiiuliii-ins, that everythiny rr. ».~ i-r..:nis<~.l siiiill be faithfully cniriwu .-ui. CONDITIONS ill" 'l`lil<l (!(_)l\"i`l'IS'l‘_

1. Eucli co1it.\.~'L.-iiit, or his or her.

family, must he a paid in adviin<'.i- subscriber to The Guardian, during the continuance of the contest, in order to qualify for membership in the International Newspaper Bible. study Club and um Local club. I 2. Each contestant in this Localf Club iniist answer each of the writ-_l ten questions for BZ consecutive weeks, commencing for Sunday, August 28rd and the answers must alli be in possession of this paper with. lr two weeks of the close of this' period, which allows two weeks' grace after the close of the con-

test.

3. Each question must be anew,”-_

ed separately, and the paper mit. ten on one aide only. No answer must contain more than two hun.\» red words and may be less. It will: be a convenience if students vllll write their answers on letter pap", about 8; inches by 11 inches. I

1 Each answer must have iheg

name and address of the writer .iii the uottom of the answer, together with the date label of a current is-l sue of The Guardian so it van ive' identified, giving a number, r¢\g,S_ tered, and than the name will `iie out oil o the examiner may know." it by number only. 1 5. Students should oe careful tu' imlerstand the question before aus-l wering. To do this the lesson text must be rendnnd especially the verse or verses, upon which the question la

based.

6. The snwers from this Local Club must be delivered to The Guar-\ dinn office, and they will be, col- lected at the close of the contest and forwarded to headquarters for in- dependent examlnstlon by compet-

Bible Study Club, and prizes which may be awarded to mcnibera of: mis icuii ciui. wiu be givin out*

THE PRIZES.

Flint Series-A gold medal to each

Fiecond Series-A silver medal to

tanto.

Third Berleo-A Teacher] Blble,|

Fourth Series-"I‘hr nook "The,

mee .and more i -

via Yarmouth

no much' mtélgét e!__0“_hm__’ and dmv `-lluvill i‘e’spons'l.b1efoi‘ the cha.i‘a\.‘te'r of

the club.)

Verses 13-1»8-To what extent was

Absalom 'I'

‘..lic.i our inte-rents, or our

fuiully, oi' our cliaractei' is attack- wi, ii-liould we ignore the enemy, or iiu froiii him, or lace him iq the open? l

uid David show wisdom or courage in fleeing from Jerusulefni, and 13 ni lillcly he would have acted in t.his} \\1\l’. il, the revolt had been headed by ii stranger?

Verses .L9-22-David’s favorite

son wus in rebellion s.|,eln'i.t him, ‘iiiid t:i:’s stranger, I1_i,gj_ was lliivid's true friend; is or is not this ri _suggestion of a fact, th,-_ig parents gciierally get more real help from sii-angers than from fhheir

grown-up children 7

icisi- 23 - What lesson may we

lciirii lium the luct, tiiiit David lost his courage and the people wept ? 5

may wc ever expect to win in any

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girlie, and Want me to rec- »-_LF-,;;._,

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_ "i‘:::i<1ui':i"’I’herfncmcicr "PllI40l’a" Fire-box

_ and Grnics.

" W’ ell, the important part of a. range to a. Woman is the Oven.

This should be made of steel so as to properly absorb, retain, circulate and dispose of heat from the fire-box. Meats will then be firm, yet juicy, and biscuits, etc., sufliciently raised, with crust even all around.

“The Fire-box should' be substantially made, be wide, roomy,

and allow perfect _freedom for the manipulation of the grates.

“Au Emery R o d

and Towel Drier h e l p S the house- wife with her laiiife S h ear in e ii i ii gf and towel drying.

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"Pandora" Emery Rod and

To -.vel Drler.

“An accurate Ther-

mometer can be set at the neces- sary heat required for a. baking and will save you all sentry duties.

“Tho Reservoir should be constructed of steel, lined with White

enamel, so as never to burn out or rust out.

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suggestive Questions.

November ist, isos. I

Absalom Rebels Against David.-II. `

Sam. xv. ; Golden Text-Honor thy father and

thy mother, that thy days may be long upon the land that the Lord thy God giveth thee. Ex. xx:-12.

Verse 1--Ie ic ever right fora man,

Lesson for Sunday, November

1908~Iluvld Grieves for Ahsnloiii, Burn. xrili.

NAPOUEON sam

"An army marches on its stom:icli_" By iliut he meiiiit flint lialf-starved men :ire not strong enough to ixiarcli. And you know tlint. Half-starved men ami women are uotstrong enough io work, or to play :ind be happy. You should nlso know that Imligesiion means slow starvation. Murethnii half the people who soon tire :md become depressed, vvlin fc-cl life a biirdeii mul ivlin gn list- lesslyloil\eirday's\\-ork_uvuild End life a daily snug if the set their digestion right ivitli Mother Seigel‘s Syrup -_ the digestive tonic coiiipouiialed of roots and herbs. Take ii diiily after meals and test it yourself.

Pi-lce6oc. a bottle. Sold everywhere A. J. While & Cn., Lid., Montreal.

SYRUR _

Thomas Clinmlvers. Sl \\’e\t

Slrrcl.l-liililax, Tiiuler, -sig; "iran lruihfully slum iii.-i I have never used anything equal tn

EMPIRE LlNlMl<3.\lT.

for Colin. in horses, li nm. very quickly “ and furihei nine- le. "believes it to be the lies' Linimehl iili the niiirkvi, hmli for iimnniul bf.-ual

lfnllfix. N. S.

Feb. amd, |9o7.

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CUM" whevtliur winning any j

thi! other prize or not I Eltli modll will hr' siuiinhly .mi ¢Y‘-avail, giving r!.e :_ .ma ul the vin | m~r :md lui what it is """"~iM\, limi

in iiw like 'rmnncr ericli Billie and' bnoli will un iiiarribwi. -

.-\l| who can \-rife. and linen hlc:\:i,|

that gives fair results one time and poor the next.

the next best "blended" Hour.

f \\\{"*. f 'Qld "‘i`\Z€

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` cl “Royal Gold" you’ll be content with no other _ \

J flour. f mrii i v 'rim ssrrln ci.Ass or Dearsas

And it tells the Kind of Crimp

that is the lielter Crimp--AND WHY

If You are lnif‘.restcd,a Pest

card will bring this Bright Little "E_Ve~Operier" to voii At Once.

Ask Yourself- »-\Vliy not let

us Send You a Copy Today?

Crimp and the Consequence”

is the 'liiic oi a Miglry liiic- resting Litlle Booklet ou Wash boiiids, that liasjust Been ls- sued It tells the Value of the Criino Wa libosrds the Features of

the Ordinary Crimp, and :lie nm unc., 1u.;_

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"aa adn, au: for l€ildy'| Muclics. 4 .\a'entn. Halifax. N. -*-

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Which pie would you rather eat?

The ie on the ri ht is a heavy, soggy one, liable to give the "hero" who eats it - ___P____--i- .

an unpleasant feeling in his stomach. This pie was made of ordinary flour-the kind

The pie on the left is a light, tender, delicious one. Enjoyable to eat. Easy £0 _

digest. It is made of “Royal Gold” Flour--the kind that ALWAYS makes the best pastry.

_ Because we use a higher grade of Manitoba No. i hard and / ' ., f Ontario Fall wheat, mill it more carefully, blend it more skilfully, ` \“

_ the quality of "Royal Gold” is several "notches" higher than *= J'

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