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THE GUARDIAN 'JHARLOTTETOWN APRIL 3, 1899.' '

workersthe opportunity .ot widening 'mm V°ll5- ri1~t»e-il torward to extinguish the little

. lh9lI‘ kDOWl6d[e RIld0f lUCl‘8|lSl\’lg li)8l1' By 3 mogt y_~eynig|~kf1blg plpntripal H

faith and charity by interchange Of l shock the other dav iietiily all the cloth- in

_-_ views and personal touch with Other* ing nt Jos. llampel. thirtv-two vetirs I

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Treasurer-Baroness Alexandra Grip- _I

enberg, llelsingfors. Finland. j Corresponding St c:et.~ir_v- MISS TcrcSfi F. VVilson, Loiition.

Reccnling S-.-cretnry-i\liuc. Mririii ‘

Martin, Paris, Fiaiice.

The iiitern:-tion.-ii organization was

estibiisbel in \\`.~..-shim;-lon in ISSS by it _ few Aiiiericsn women. with the aid and _ gdvice of friends in En_gl.~\nd and France. It eiected Mrs. I-Hiwcett as its first. Piesiilent, Miss (`l~tra Hiirt-in Vice 1 Prf.-sitit-nt and Mrs. Foster Avery Cerr- gipeniliiig Seve ary. At the seine time , the .\` .tional Council of Woiiien of the , Unit-~d Sa es wits formed, with Missl Frances \Villai'tt as P»'e~i~lei-t. 1 ’rELi.s wilfir ii.-is nt-;l~;1\' .~\cCoMt’Ltsl{l~;iJ i

"The ri suit- of the it fluence of the]

council" says Lord Alier-liien can ati present best he traced through the re- ' sult-i ofthe work of the national conn-, cils which il. has been the means of' forming. Those can show good proof of having been instrumental in breaking- iown prejudice and in promoting mu- tual understanding and charity between adherents oi essentially different faiths, _ races, and parties. and of providing a ' center roiiiitl which all who desire to labor for the 2ro'l of humanity can unite for the common cause.

‘-In addition they can claim that tievi

have collected and spread correct in-. formation about women’s work, its

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people bright, a

People.

_ Gthcr so-called tonics are but imitations of this great medicine.

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i.iasnAi. Mmoso Docron AND 1'i=iAiNEo Nunsas.

workers whom they would not oth

:intl1‘»-prcsentativeiotltit-nee local and

national councils have been able I0 was burned black from h- ntl to toot,.iml f inlliif-nce local, tntiiiicipal. and legis- n hole ivns burned uri-'ltr him in the f

lflllvfl b0dil°S lo effeot much in PP- floor of UIQ 1,QXil\Qt(')y| aygnup pggvpf h form and iidniinstriition ot various laws ‘l house. in tweiitv-tiith stree.t_ bt-,iweeii 1 bearing on Women and children and Cn llexitigioii and Thiid fivi»niit»,.~_ find yer l

the home. _ “Tho international council hopes in

turn to do the same work on a larize scale :ind to provide a common center around which information about all that concerns women, their work, edu- cation, and opportunities in all parts of

the world may _be g thered and tabii- lp;-ig;-d gverybofly in [itat pa" of ,bein

lated ready for u~i~>.n center. l<t0. WMCU `i will prove a rallying point for women f in ali countries who desire to live for |‘ others and to leave the wor`d better than they'found it-.a rallying point where they will learn to know and trust one an- _ other. to tinfi strength and guidance and* inspiration for united effort for those . causes which appeal to all humanity,<tnd ‘ at the same time an increased power ` through larger faith and more enlight-‘ ened charity for the special mission ll which must ever have the best claim on the workers of each country audi each race.” _

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ak aiid__ epiessed,

_ Do not use a purgative in the hope that .

it will put you right. Any doctor will tell you that purgatives weaken; that they impair the action of the liver and create chronic constipation-the bane of millions of lives. What is needed iS 3. t011iC I to help nature fight your battle for hcalthf There is

only one always reliable tonic and that is

cttve and strong.

er- toiii. tm r-testi-titieh of N~. we t/i'.i.`-'wi-.-.te Q

wise meet ;anil that tlirf ugh their united 5i\~¢,,t_t? Brooklyn, wg, i-,urmd Off hi, t‘

body iii it fratttion of ii sew'-ntl, his ii-tilv P

he lives, and the doctots say he will re. cover.

tlwinpel was at work tit ri swittzhhnnrd at about a quarter after three when they accident occurred. llc wits wi-»i'l<- ing at one end of the boiirtl,` when there was a flash of light which sur-§

building, :ind then all the lights \vent‘ out. I-istatitiineously the power left all . the roads l:-.low Fiitt-ninth street until Madison, S.-cond and Sixth iiviinties,\irid other cars. bereft of electrical supply, had to come to a. stop. Electric lights went out. not enlv in the building, but infill buildings fed lroni the dyiatnos

iii this power house.

Every bit of cothing llainpil ha.-l on, I

except the overalls and drawers pu his . right leg. part. ot the right shoulder of i his untlershirt and bloti c and a ltt'le piece of his left shoe and stt.i,|<ifi».r_-.serif burned Off. His b dy wits bu:Lel black as burnt cerk His heir wa~ imrned

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the room, where several men were oi°i.'ii'i_ Some of these men da the

amp-i’s body as he ran. The men

times that were still eating up the rem-_ ants of the mfi.n’s garments. and got nlinitesimalshocks from -the manh- harged body. As they put out the re I-Iampel fell tothe titior in a faint. An ambulat ci was summoned it ones roni Bellevue Hospital. Dr. Kcpplor ound that the ou er cutii-.le had been urned all over the man’s body, and hiit some ot the llesh ofthe rght side. he right arm and severfil of the fing- i‘s. of the right hind hiid been nurne.l. l‘tieso burns he caretutly dressed. i-le gave the iiiaii some digt:iii~ to restore he normal action of th-° heart, and stic- eeded in hiilt an hour’s hard work in estnring liini to consciousness. Aslictl how he hid niet with the hock. l-Iatnpel ariiwercti: . ~~l don’t know what hu; pened after it

came. and ldon’t know bow it came about.”

I) ~ Keppler said he felt fairly cer-

tain that Hampel woiyd not die, and afterward at the hospital declared he would live. .

Two other men received slight shocks

by the transmission of the electricity hrough Hampel’s body as a conductor. The current went through biui to the nearest' metal. a ha d rail around ali the machinery for the protection of the men. Two workmen, one :i litter and the othtr :in eleerician, wt-re holding the tail nv twenty fe>t aw'iv from Ham

Weak and depressed expresses the condition v

of thousands of people at this season. It is one of

ture’s signs that humanity cannot undergo months

of indoor life in badly ventilated buildings with impunity. _

Breathing daily the poisonous gases arising from impure air, your blood has become poor and i

watery, your nerves unstrung, your appetite tickle. e

The least exercise tires you and you feel depressed and “out of sorts.” _. ' A

. illiams’ Pink Pills ttttitttiieitt

ese pills have no purgativei action. They make rich, red T

3 bl00d. build up tired and jaded nerves, and make weak, depressed, tired i

. But you must get the genuine Dr. \/Villiams’ Pink Pills for Pale

WEAK AND DEPRESSED.

Clit Genuine are sold only in packages like the

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At all dealers, or direct from the Dr. Williams’ Medicine

t CD., Bgcmkvllle, Gut., at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2. 50.

Austin Fancy, who lives at Baker Settlement, N. S., says: “During the last winter

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0_y_vt_ng to close confinement and.hard work, my blood became impure. I was very much reduc-

ph 1n_ tlesh,I a_pd had severe pains in the muscles all over my body. I felt_ tired and depressed all

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_ me » ad no appetite and was frequently so low spirited that I did not care whether I lived

_ 01' died. l_\Iecessity compelled me to undertake a little work in my blacksmith shop, but I was U0* 5f fOr lf, and after doing a job would have to lie down-indeed I often felt like faintino " I

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_ _wafs adrigsed to try Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills, and after using a couple of boxes felt a decided re- '

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_e C Pains began to abate, my appetite improved, and dav by day I Grew stronger. I used

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six bgxes in all, and before I finished them I was able to do as hard a» day’s work at the forge as ‘

C ever had done in my life. Those who are not well will make no mistake in looking for health in _ through the medium of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People.” -

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beeii ‘tahoe »~.vmy.`* In la ,piece of the shoe it was found that every onetof metal pegs had been melted by .t the electricity. '

P l i hoard. In some manner the screw was

_ittirited backward, completing the cir- cuit. .

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) meds and its opportunitits: that thev _ Ol

S have p-'evented the overlappiiigtind inul-; -_______ . “ _ _ _ .Y Y ‘

I-l~Pll~'°t1°“ °f °'g““l’“'l°n“ mr kl"d"°‘l Joseph liumpel, au- E|ectrlClun Survives a “iw Sp 'ms of electricity emitted from

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The cause of the accident was _.ap- irerit on an examination.,1t .wits found init Hampel had been using a wrench n iighteninga screw on the switch-

The enormous power of the electric.

ity and the number of carl run by it lend credence to the statement ot' an electrician in the building. fhnit he believes Hampel sustained a shock of 2.000 volts.

The cars on the different routes were

stopped' for only eight minutes. The cause of the accident was soon remed- ied, as the distribution of such an anoi- mous quantity of electricity did not ef- fect any of the machinery in the build- ing. '

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Gm' your seats early today at Dodd’s

and Rankii»’s drug stores for Mr.Esrle’| concert. Thiy are selling fast.

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on Every

neoeuaseeriim-grin-. ' The goofy

Carl Hertz, the well known conjures, t h

once entertained ucom nyata frlend'| as excuse

N Oey1°n,u‘\:’diti|no&iomblo lhltvhnu

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o ce or t e extreme disorder of his.

own desk. Though insisting upon I Court

‘methodical habits on the part of his and last Fnday’ employees, he gave his own pigeonholes W bnlmk Seciy a cleauingout and _sorting over only Pm,ce'Gem.ge once a year, and his regular time for Foreman meds doing this, oddly enough, was Wasb~ 1\ew,Pwése Buck ingtoms birthday' Illustrious Atchivis "alt happened one year nevertbeltess _COURT Mon

at he forget to perform this task at

the proper time, and a friend who bap- mst and turd

hquse by performing someof his clever. lT8.l‘l.al' 8-U

est trioliu. Og of the parlor maids, Bakmg :r...:f... ”::..t'-ii... .:.ri:...:°.e:; Emmtet and when the hostess gave n sign that being much

nothingmime unneeded. the girl mill U us

_, . . - . _ is . ‘- -_ ° lingeledtoleetheoomploiulaofthe fo a d

N0 Report of Hueis hliury_ l0ff_ The H ,Or undpr hir” "_____“ hurnpd _pi-il. Flite lizilldi of bull) llltifi WOFO bllfli- ma nn n-

___i ,tl lirge h0le appeart:i;_;' tu‘0 Wh`C‘i h3l°’d_ bv me h”"r°" C'-U`l""’m~ “nd the' Su-"' “Will B036 UD 0Ni@ llBW*h I same

ivashingten, 1). C., March 3.1.-_ l fe 1. iw-<*‘_l ~"‘-“S 'l1'°°sl»"'“_l tltffif _ bellies heavy -shawl or cloak?" Ha-iz said. 1_-

General Otis has made no report of the Htirnpel got his h-intl off ttie circuit. l D” l§“PP '_I' 'l1"'SS¢d lhltlf |'J\1i'ies. “Now,"’ he went on. leleotiug a big wounding of General Hale, which was ; and, yell-nz with ago tv, re.. tint front 5 A 1"" P_l“0‘S "f ‘limiting ‘het THU”-lui. 0885111390 Bhbwl. “!0ll0bou'vet'.hetbick- eported to Denver ' behind the sivitchtiiitnl iniothe middle Gd “'*‘f" i'\"‘**"" UP “HUF llaflllitl Hvfl nessof the shawl?" They all did, in- Gfmfdwn-7`¢0d¢T8

cluding the maid at the door. "Now, my 001W61lI»¢M to clsp

__ _t will one of yoube good enough “write 3,-ence

ii number or three ngiireii on ii piece ot ON account of the paper, being careful not to let me see be given bythe P W what is written?" One of the ladies did in the Y M C A.

go, while the maid at the door leaned social to have been orward and began to breathe hard. Methodist Church

“Now place the written paper, with postponrdmil

the figures on the upper side, under the_ Rev Mr

shawl ae I hold it.” It was done, the Boys’

thickness of the shawl being between methods

Hertz and the paper as he looked down Church April 1

toward it. -There was breathless silence. Rev J M Then he said, “Surely?f.b6Lnumber is side, will give 761.” It was. He had apparently .seen land,lor Prince right through the thick shawl. Ehery own, on April one was amazed. it - Rev G M

Then upon the silence broke the Lnmga ;~g-,b}d” shriek of the maid at the door.. With 5,5; ghugch (m Aim;

one final gaze at the shawl and one at Y B _ the handsome conjureruhe hid her rosy Bmons mee; face in her hands, yelling at the top cf Mechamcg gal]

her voice.;¥What’s the gocd of me UTY. Cmmu

, Cl0lih€S?" HBd.1AIg0DBUii~ i. da) In each month

A Jun of enum. Maiigg’ H M

Auewspapcr man of some celebrity meetsm

asia d:_scipl_fnarian was noted' about his Ewen g,;.a,,_

pened in at his office on the morning_of 3 Mechamcis gal'

Feb. 23 was surprised at Ending him mfhemm’ Swy

surrounded by his usual hopeless litter §'(;URTh A

of letters and papers. at °un,

“How does this happen, Mr. --1*" M'°ha','w 8 Hah’Gm“°°

he asked. 1°' Sec 7 ,

"Forgot it,” shortly answered the Conn G1 dswm’ .ditch tlidechanics Hall on

“Wel1, you’re going to clean things W°d”°’da,-7 °‘ “ch up today, aren’t you?” ned-7 Sec Y “A80”

"No, sir,” was the reply. “That job

goes over, under the rules,'for another T£xi;P_eJ0h:e;)ndL°d-S* year. You don’t sup ose I am goin to .let an example of liiregularity togizhe DR McLnm*N~ s°°'Y boys, dr you? Not1:tnch!” V1°l°l"a

And he cleared away a space on his T°mP1°» "5 desk and began writing an editorial on t J R D°V\5°U» SWT

the tarii.-Ycuth’s Companion. Awlalldlll C|13Pl»9l'»

.sons in Masonic

» - The Awkward Orderly. Thlllfdiy lll 1110801

A young wag of an oliicer, making a July and AUZUBU J J

morning call upon his superior in the 1. P1'l”°° Edward latt:er’s tent, found him sound asleep, M3509” T°mPi° perhaps is little the worse for a- night’s P99537 19 1501131 H

tarrying over the flowing bowl. B£Z18l»l‘8l‘

The omcer was tall, and the cot was _ ODDFELLOW

short, so that his feet stuck out as the Port Ls Joie

foot of the bed. second Wednesday in Instead of waking him the visitor R MGLGIIDIII B S

took the' spurs from a pair of boots St Lawrence

standing by the bedside, strapped them day evening W A to the sleeper-'s ankles and went away. Wildey Lodge

The odicer had pretty-well lace:-ated evening both in their

himself about the shine and ankles be- Row W R Boreham, fore he woke up and instantly yelled to Alpha Rebekah Lod

his 01'd§,1‘1!~ every lust and third

“Whuli d - ° 9”

o you mean by this. he -Eva St C Harris,

e _ screamed to the latter, pointing to his sorts or ENGLAHD feet, which were scarred and bleeding. Every Thuri-day 1 The orderly looked at the spurs in on Victoria Bow

t consternation. Sevy

d_(;t1;l _forgive you this time, for you _ Li dge Prmge Edward

_ ui in the _dark, said the ofiicer, 3| d mum] Tuesdays of each but '£119 D8Xt l}1lIl9_ 207) yank my bOOtB lhgiyr ball’ Vycforya ROW

t and socks off so qui<.\‘< that it leaves my bw’

spurs on I’ll give you ten days in the 5 gt

- __ sons or TEMPERA

I gpariiéiouse, do you hear? -New York Pdnw Edward Dmgion

or _

____ meets in Viriglits Hall, 011

‘_ Queer Fiske* ‘ Nils I\6BIJCd_Y W P

Amphibious Eshes are to be found in Vmwrm Dwlsmn L' .various quarters of the globe. Begin- Mend” evenmg In “ugh” . ning in Europe, there is the blenny, Cmppeu Seciv

whigh, when kept in gquariumg has Orient Division No

been proved to require at leastan hom-'s Fwd” eV°”mg» In

pure air out of water to preserve it in Han J°h“ RUSS' becsv

` good health and spirits. In the tropics LOYAL

is found the periopbthalmus, which is Company A ii ""7 singularly mnphjbious and hops 0,,” Wrigh s Hall at 6 30 P the muddy data in search of food, note- Wadmalb Self?

bly the emu and metiiisksiert minded GOOD TFMPLARS ‘ §* by the retreating tide, Thi, gd, 5, .0 Lodge meets in Wr1ght’s

active on ima that it is eimeiiu so Tltvr d°v evening at 8 eaten, and varies, iipeeimeiis brought ing Temple" W°1°°m°

j from Mauritius were secured by means BURY. S66’

of a shotgun-truly a uniquomeiaod of

, killinglish. Thiauah is alsofcuntkat

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