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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23,

ACCIDENT INSURANUc run WUMEN.

Some Difficulties In the Way of Their Realizing of Benefits.

A woman who is by no means strong mindex, in its unpleasant, popular accepta- tion, was talking to some friends the uther day.

“T wonder,” she said, “if it will surprise you as much as it did me to find that wom- en are only partially eligible to benefit by an accident insurance policy.

“A woman ngy take out such a policy—

1893. VOL 33.-NOMSLSL

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How to Make Money,

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Duike the Dutch Process”

fully constructed. Suppose that a woman

—one of the army of self supporting wom- en who earn their own daily bread and in many cases that of their families—snuppose such a woman to have an insurance policy against accident. And suppose still fur ther that she is in some kind of a disaster, basa lee broken and ia thus disabled and incapacitated for work,

“Does she receive the stipulated weekly sum scheduled as the payment for ber par- ticular injury?

“Not a bit of it.

_“If she had been killed, Ser surviving heirs would have profited to the extent of the policy, but so long as the breath of life can be kept woman herself gets nothing.

“Two points are advanced in explana tion of this course. presumed that acciaent fnusurance is only ior people who are deprived of a whole or » part of their income because of injury re swived, and itis also presumed that wom ‘mn are not self supporting and that their ireome is not affected if they are burt, This would imply that no one who is not a money earner would be eligible to weekly payments in case of injury.

“But it isn’t so. Any man {s eligible,

will. Then, too, it certainly onght to be the case that a woman who does earn her living could have the same protection tgaiust the loss of an income because of ac- ident asaman, But no! She may earn ocusands of dollars a year, but she isa woman, and therefore presumably not self supporting.

“The second point—and I want you to listen to this—is that more women ure in jured than men. I was talking with an in surance man about this, and he admitted hat there are more men hurt in tis azure rate than there xre women. ‘But,’ he said, women are so much more kable to injury.’

“] just stared at him,

“"You see,’ he went on, ‘if a car comes along, I jump right on, while a woman stands on the corner and just waves her umbrella.’

“*Yes,’ L said. ‘You try to jump on the var, and you slip and go under the wheels,

} in any other. | over one million

s0 to speak ,by farmers and poultry raisers, The number of fowl has greatly increased inthe United States during the last five

| years but this increase has been larger in

the New England ard Middle States than Twenty seven States report each. Seventeen States report over two million each. Thirteen States rep wt over three million each while the States of Jilinois, Lowa, New York, Olio and Pennsvivania report over five millions each. In eighteen of the States the annual average produet of eggs per hen is as follows:

Doz Doz Doz

Me., 7.5{Penn., 5.2 | Ohio, 1.0 Maes ’ fe ee: 5.0 | Ii! 3.6 Conn., Ta i Jad, 5.8 N. ¢ 2.6 N li : 6.7 i Tenn 7 } Ala 52 Tt. 6.4} Ky.’ 1415.C i +t, 5.9 } lowa. 4.3} La., 20 It will he noticed the average number of

| eggs laid per hen per year ranges from threé

j dozen oO over reven dozen

and that those

| states which reported the largest numbei

of hens did not make the most money be

| cause, asthe figures show, they only got

in the mutilated body the |

In the first place, itis |

an average of four to tive dozen per hen per year while the New

showed an average of from six to over seven dozen. The question arises then why do hens inthe New England States average more than seven dozen eggs per

year per hen, while in Louisiana thev only average three dozen? The reason maet be found in the fact that in the New Eng- ‘and States, She ridan.s Powder to make

| hens lay is almost universally used, while

| There

| to Make | the

| all other

in the West and Sonth, itis not rsed much. Louisiana has not gone behind but the Northern states have gone ahead? doubt at all but what the use Of Sheridan’s Powder

Hens Lay, and _ for improvement of poultry has boosted the pouitry industry more than influences put together. The

is no

extensive

; poultry industry of this country now amo- ; unts to between five and six hundred mil- | lions‘of dollars annually and the profits

are said to be enormous. One man in Mass. near Boston has made twenty thou- sand dollars a year for last five years and

' many more have from five hundred toa

| comfortable living. just how to make money, keeping and

; Fon & Co., 22 | for acopy of the

Cbewoman stays in safety on the sidewalk, |

waves her umbrella wildly and puts out ome man’s eye with it. The men both get vor so many collars a week. The only erson unburt is the woman on whom the ampany declines to take risks.’

“Pshaw!’’ and the lady looked triumph- untly at her hearers, who agreed to a wom- iw that she was quite right.—New York Sun,

The Advantage of Advertising. The Rambler met a man who came to

| Brooklyn from the interior of the state five

| thing. | home, I used to see a weekly paper printed

or six years ago, and in the course of the conversation reference was mado to coun- *ryman’s ideas of city life and city business methods, The man said that he received iis impressions from the newspapers. ‘While on this subject,” said be, “I want to tell you an incident in my experience which I do not think is unique. It is int_r esting because cvery one hasdone the me When | was asmall boy living at

in New Yor: devoted to literature and fashions, I read nearly everything but the fashion articles which were printed in it, and I did not omit the advertisements. Each week I used to see the announcement of a shoe store which contained a picture of a shoe and the statement that no better shoes were made for men, women and chil- dren.

“About 10 years later I came to Brook- lyn, :“:d one day I wanted to buy a pair of shoes, and while looking for a shoe store | saw the name of the man whose adver- tisement I had read in my youth, and J went in the store and bought my shoes, and have been there several times since. There were other shoe stores in the vicinity, but IL selected this one for no other reason than that I had seen it advertised. I sup- pose that advertising agents would be in- terested in this incident. It simply shows that a man who invests money in publicity will continue to get returns as long as he lives. Some day! am going to tell the shoe merchant why I patronize him.’’—Brooklyn Eagle

A Man's Leisure.

Ititin his pleasures that a man really lives, It is from his leisure that he con- structs the trne fabric of his being. Per- haps Charles Lamb’s fellow clerks thought that because hisdays were spent at a desk in the East India house his life was spent there too, His life was far remote from that routine of labor; built up of golden moments of respite, enriched with joys, vivified by impulses that had no filiation with his daily toil. “for the time thata man may call his own,” he writes to Wordsworth, ‘that is his life.” The Lamb who worked in the India house and who

and is today but a shadow and a name.

| said he had

| perfect cure, and he is

thousand dollars while thousands of wom en, childven and invalids have earned a All who want to know

tending poultry should send tol. 8S. John- Custom Honse St. Boston, Poultry Raising Guide Price 25cts.

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A TRIP TO EUROPE.

An ex-British Consul’s Experiences —A

England States |

Friends Kindness Protects Him from an |

Ola Enemy.

F. J. Cridland, of New York, formerly British eousn! at Mobile, Ala., and Charle-- tos, S. C., when about to start for Europe found himself short of a valua le article which he feared he would not be obtain in Evrope. He wrote thus to a friend who had previously supplied him : “Last year, when suffering from the worst cold and cough I ever experienced, for which wedical skill

lief at once, and in a short time I found thai the congh had entirely left me. I have carefully hoarded a little of the con- tents of that first bottie fearing I coud not obtain another, and I wished to have such a valuable remedy at hand” In re- sponse his friend supplied him with more of this valuable remedy. Mr. Cridland thus expresses his thanks: “Your gen- erosity has fortfied me against my old enemy and Isend you many thanks for the same. I shall always recommend Hawker’s Tolu and Wild Cherry Balsam wherever I may be, as 1 consider it with- out an equal fer the cure of coughs, cous, etc.”

Hawker’s Tolu and Wild Cherry Balsam is nanufactured by the Hawker Medicine Co., St. John, N B., and is a perfect cure for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Hoarse- ness, and all forms of throat and lung troubles. 25 and 50 cents a bottle.

_—_—_—— oo _ The Brydon Case,

Hitroyx, Man., Oct. 30.—James Brydon of this place, told a marvellous tale toa newspaper reporter the other day. He been attacked by kidney disease about two years which re- sulted in continuous pains in the back. To use his own words, “the pains were unbearable and life was a drag.” He became so weak that he had to give up work for over a year, and frequently needed assistance in dressing and he could not put on his own Mr. Brydon has lately taken one dozen boxes of Dodd’s Kidney Pills. The result has been a to-day as healthy

ago,

boots.

} and happy @ man as can be tound in the

The Lamb of the essays and the letters | lives for us nowand adds each year his |

generous share tothe innocent gayety of the world. This is the Lamb who said, “Riches are chiefly good because they give us time,’’ and who sighed fora little son that he might christen him Nothing To Do and permit him to de nothing.—Agnes Repplier in Scribner’s.

~ A Neat Way to Capture Battlesnakes.

To secure rattlesnakes the “mountain doctor” of Pennsylvania grasps a silk hand- kerchief at one corner, and allowing the other end to hang toward the serpent teases her until she strikes it with her fangs, when he immediately raises the bandkerchief from the ground, thns de

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| pulmonary diseases,

priving the snake of any opportunity of |

disengaging herself therefrom, as the slight- ly recurved fangs are hooked in the mate rial. The “doctor” then either kills the ser pent by first grasping her neck with the dis engaged hand, so as to prevent her biting him when he cuts off her head. Should he desire, however, to keep the snake as a cu- riosity or for sale, he will extract the fangs with a small patr of forceps.—Science.

Royalty Commanding Regiments.

It sounds somewhat odd that the young king of Servia has appointed his mother honorary colonel of the Eleventh infantry regiment, but Queen Victoria occupies a similar post of boner in the German army If queens are to be colonels at ail, it seems only fitting that they should command in- fantry regiments.—London Tit-Bita,

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USE SKODA’S DISCO VERY, the zreat blood and Nerve Remedy.

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sun from their use have come to light through- had “‘no skill in figures’ has passed away | . i€ to tigh ough

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Popular Cures for Headache.

Headaches are one of the greatest banes

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No oxe need pity you if yoa die of con- sumption, without having tried Miller’s Emaulrion of Cod Liver Oil, “ the kind that cures” coughs, colds, very bottle war- No oily tasie like others. cents and $1.00, at all

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| Headache and Catarrh.

How many people suffer constantly from the above diseases, which ulti- mately lead to nervous prostration, consumption and death. Mrs. Whitte- more says: ‘‘Have had headache and catarrh for years, and found no relief until I took

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i have not had headache. once since.” Skoda’s Discovery purities the Blood, tones up the nerve centers and makes you well.

Skoda’'s Little Tablets cure constipation, headache, and dyspepsia. 35 cts. per box.

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A Letter From His Dad.

able to |

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Dear Son,—

Yours to hand yesterday, It gives me great pleasure in sending vou acheque for $100. Thanks te Prowse Bros, & Co. They have done the people of this country more good and saved them more money than any firm that ever started business in Charlottetown. I

am glad you are buying your

Furnishings and Carpets from men youcan depend on. They won't misrepresent an article to make a sale. You spoke about me recommending any- one who might want a Carpet to trade there. It would be impossible for me to tell any- one who has not already heard

ot Messrs. Prowse Bros. & Co.

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| 3 inch Spruce and Hemlock Plank, Laths | and Palings, Cedar and Spruce Shingies, | Cedar Posts, Lime and Brick, ete., all of | which we will sell low for Cash, as our |

and your aunts all trade there. They say their store is like a fair on market days, Crowds of thankful buyers are found pressing their way up to the counters to have «a share in the bargains which they daily offer. Good bye, From your loving FATHER.

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