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proaching death as at miracle and it was “Fruit-xi-ti\'c's" alone that cured me. I suffered from severe womb disease for seven years, and I suf- fered from severe constipation, great weakness and constnnt pain all the time. I was treated by six dlficrcnt physicians without any benefit and took evcry medicine I heard of, but nothing gave me any rf-licf. My suf- fering was so intense that for a your

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I was una c o go ou or -:ini became so ill that my friends did not expect me to recover :ind the last rites of the Church, wero nilministcrcd to me. At this time I was induced to try "Fruit-n-tives" ond at mice I he- gan to improve. These tziblieis cured the constipation and rclievcd the dreadful womb pains, I bcgrin to improve and "i"l‘iiil-:i-tivi‘s" entirely rured me. Nothing did mc :1n_v good but “I"rult-a-lives." I took in :ill 18 boxes and I ani quite. as well as ever I was, entirely flue to the use of this great medicine."

"Fruit-a-tives" is put up in u. new

25c trial sizo as well as the regular 50c boxes, in order to enable everyone to try these wouderf`ul fruit juice tab- lets. Sent on receipt of price if your dealer does not li'\\'e them.

\Vrite Fruit-n-tives Limited, Ottawa.

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This is the barrel that

‘ means baking satisfac-

f tion.Whether it’s Bread,

f Rolls or Biscuits--Cakes,

Pies or Fancy Pastry-

you can always depend

on Beaver Flour for the

best results every time.

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PRIZE

The Guardian Has

Competition W

A VALUABLE

to Offer Subscribers a Bible Study

Competitors

coiirrsr

Secured the Right

ithout Cost to

The Charlottetown Guardian has

secured the right to use the Interne- tional Newspaper Bible Study Club Lessons each week for the term of one year, commencing with the lesson for August 23rd, 1908. But one paper in each town can use these. The Guar-

help along the lines of Bible study. They Will be published each week in the Morning Daily and the Rural Da- ily. Only paid-in-advance subscribers to either paper are eligible to join this club. There is no fee for entran- ce. and no conditions other than those stated below. Everybody stands tho same chance and has the same opportunity to get the valuable priz- es withauft the Investment of a cunt. There is one condition that must in every case be complied with und that is, that every one entering the con- test must be a regular subscriber as ubovc.

GOLD AND SILVER

MEDALS, BIBLES, BOOKS.

Persons may join the club at any

ltime during the year, but must, of course, answer the 52 questionslhere- inafter explained, to qualiiy for the prizes. Sunday School teachers, Bi- tho questions be answered as the les- sons are studied.

The International Newspaper Bible

Study Club is for_the purpose of pro- moting, in an unfettered way among the messes, a wider study of the Bi- ,ble. the basal truths of Christianity, and the problems which enter into ‘every men’s life. It is composed of all those who join aLocal Club, and take up the sin;/ole course herein out- lined, barring call ordained clergy- men. Although with lheir_synipo.l!he- tic co-operation, it is not considered fnir to have them compete for the

dian takes pleasure in being able to'¢_estants present: to its readers such 9, valuable Fifth és,-1es_A developed mind. an

Second Series--A silver medal to

ouch of the next dve contestants.

Third Series-A Teacher’s Bible,

price $5.50, to each of the next five contestants.

Fourth Series--The book "The

Heart of Christianity," price $1.50 to each of the next thirty-five con-

expanded imagination a richer experif ence and more profound knowledge of the Bible and of life, to all who take this course whether winning any other prize or not

Each medal will be suitably en-

graved, giving the name of the win- ner and for what it is awarded, and inthe like manner each Bible and 'nook will be inscribed.

All who can write, and have ideas, are urged to take up these studies regardless of the degree of their edu- cation, as the papers are not valued from an educational or liternry stand- point, but from the point of view of the cogency ol their reason- ing ideas.

Suggcstive Questions.

SEPTEMBER 6, 1908.

Saul and Jonathan Slain in Battle

I Sam. 31. Golden Text.-Prcpure to meet thy

God. Amos 4:12.

What is the preparation necessary

in order to meet God with confidence and in peace 7 '

Verse 1-Were the Israelites defeat-

ed because the Philistines had the lietter army, or was it because God ,was against Israel at this time 'I

Wh` was God against Israel at tibia

time 'I

May we ever expect to win. in an.v

thing, if God is against nsi, and if not, how do you account for the ap- iparent success of some bad men l’ | Verse 2-Why did God* permit the lovely Jonathan to be slair. ?

Is it often in these days, that the

prizes. It is however desirable that ihle Class scholars, and church goers generally, may belong to this news- ‘paper Club, also non-churchgi 'rs, of .all shades of opinion. All cu'-ii who lhave not joined are warmly invited ‘to do so and compete for the prizes.

The Guardian has secured thc light

to publish the International Sunday School Lesson questions by Rev. Dr.

i scot DD which have aroused

At your Cn>cer's

Dealers - write for 13”” priceson nllkindsni °“

F 'd Cn:--r Grains

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and Cc:-..s. 'l'. ll, Taylor go. Limited, Chatham, Ont. 3 g

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' "Silber Plata that Ween*

-' 'nie sixuem i, - - Anniversary '

of the introduction of spoons, ,

- linlves, folks. etc., marked ,

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resenls silver of remarkable eauly, style and wearing qualify lllaf will add grace fo your lable.

Q. low uv Lupino o:A|.`rlll fi he nfs. dishes. etc., with the . nina lllqh reputation are made br ~ MERIDEN BRITA CO.

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The liorse, Cattle, Sheep,

Swine, I~‘ou1t1'y and Dairynien also the Fariuei' his wife sons :uid claii;;'litcrs are asked to uotc thc dates of the great

lnlei-Provincial Exhibition

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llharlolleluwn, Sept-22 lu 25 |908.

Open tothe Maritime Pro

vinces.

Over $6ooo,oo in Exhibition

Pri'/.es

Three days Horse Racing

tlirce classeseach day

$`2Il>tif ‘in Race Purses 1 Special attractions in fron i

of the Grand Stand. _ |

If you have not received tlic

Prize` List or Race Program write the Secretary.

Lowest Rates on Railways

and Steamboats.

For full particulars write.

C. R. SMALLWOOD

Secy Treas

Charlottetown P. E. L

L n t. . .. so much interest elsewhere, and they livill appear weekly. One of these ‘questions each week is to be answered

lin writing, and upon thesed answers the prizes are to be awarde . 1 The Guardian is authorized to form

2 Local Newspaper Bible Study Clulb for its readers, and guarantees to al who join and fulfil the conditions, -that everything here promised shall

oe faithfully carried. out. C NT ST CONDITIONS OF THE O E .

1. Each contestant, or his or her

family, must be a paid in advance

subscribetr to The (iuéilfdian, tdtring the con inuance o e con es, in order to qualify for membership in ‘the International Newspaper Bible ‘Study Club and thus Local Club.

2. Each contestant in this nocal

Club must answer oach of the writ- ten questions for 52 consecutive weeks, commencing for Sunday, August 23rd and' the answers must all he in possession oi this paper with- ir two weeks of the close of this puriod, which allows two weeks grace after the close of the con- test.

3. Each question must be answer-

ed separately, and the paper writ- ten on one side only. No answer must contain more than two liiind- ,red words and may be less. It will *be a convenience if students vill write their answers on letter paper,

about 85 inches by 11 inches. 4

1, Each answer must buv the

'name and address of the writ-ir at the bottom oi the answer, together with the date label of n current is- 'sue of The Guardian so it ran he

iden‘tiiiod,1 givingh a number,mregi§- ere , ant then t e name w e cut oil so the examiner may' know it by number only.

5. Students ,should be careful to

understand the question before ans- ,wering. To do this the lesson text ` must be read and especially the verse lor verses, upon which the question is based.

6. The answers from this Local Club must lie delivered to Tho Guar- dian ofilce, and they will be col- lected at` the close of the contest and forwarded to headquarters' for in- dependent examination by compet- ent examiners. The prizes will then

,lie awarded according to the high- est number of marks, won by mom- bers of The International Newspaper Bible Study Club, and prizes which may be awarded to members of this local Club will be given out from this omce.

THE PRIZES.

First Series-A gold medal to each

of the arse live contestants.

2I@O'UD®U

; Avard Anderson, Bridgetown. , Lumbermau and proprlelvl; Of B

Livery stable, my; he has ‘ used

smriizs Liumnur

~ in his stables and dude il lla!

no equal for Horne l)intemper, and just used it on A valuable beast with wonderful results.

Bridgetown N. S.

Feb. zoth., 190;.

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innocent have to suffer with the guil-

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oorl labelled? (This uestion must;

ol the club.)

Verso?-What' reason is there to be- lieve that the wrong doing of onel person, sometimes results in the ruin of a family, or a,c0mmun1f,y_ or a nation 'I

Verses 8-10-In what respects is

modern warfare conducted 'ln a more humane way than ancient warfare'l

Is there any sense, or humanity, in

modern warfare in killing and maim- iug all you can in battle, and tihon picking up all who a.re not actually dead, and with tenderness and at

health T i Verses 11-13-What had Saul done ‘lor the nat on, that the inhabitants of Jabesh-gilead remembered him with gratitude 'I

Is there any danger that s good

man may live to disgrace himself and the cause of God 7

Lesson for Sunday, Sept. 13th,1908

-David Made King Over Judaih and Israel. II. Sam. litl-7; v' 1-5.

Bosrou Pniusr

Dymo IN sr. Joris.

BOSTON. August 21. - Rev. 1. s.

Gaston loft Boston for St. John on receipt of a telegram that Rev. .loseph M. Jergo was dying in that city. Father Jorge left Boston a week ago to conduct a. retreat; in St. John. He contracted a severe cold soon after his arrival, but his condition was not deemed serious. Ho had recently been appointed rec- tor of/‘the church ol the Immacu- late Conception.

CHAHLu'l‘TETOWN MARKETS

Correct for every Wednesday and

Saturday's issues.

Beef quarter 6 to 3 Ilcei small G to 12 Flour L80 to 2.90

Oatmeal Cabbage

Becta per bunch New onions per bunch Butter Fresh per pound Biggs

Lamb per lb.

Chickens per pair

Straw per ewt.

Hay (new) per cwt.

Black Oats White Oats

Green Peas quart

3to5 31:05

5to8

Z4 to 25

19 to 20 10 to 15

50 to T5

3'() to 35 30 to 40

50 to 55 its to Z0

Lettuce 5 Cauliflower 5 to 10 lPorai0e¢ 25 to so Raspberries per qt. 12 Blueberries 9 Black currents to 6 Red currents 10 tg 12 Gooseherries 8 to 10

[ty ? Give some examples. 3 How do you justify God in permit- tim; the innocent to suffer with the guilty 'I

Verse 3-If Saul had been true to

Gnd would this defeat haie happen-

ed ? I Docs Cod often use the ungodly as iinratruments with which to chsstiso - his children 'P

Verse 4-Was the death of Saul dc-

iuiis battle) see 1. sem. xxviiizis.

Does the Lord know how, when and

where, each one of us will die ?.

land that acts' are contingent and not lnocessnry, how can God know what n. free agent will do 'I

ls Saul to be blamed for wanting

his servant to slay' him, or for final- ly killing himself?

Verse 5-Under the most provoking

circumstances what can bo said lor or against suicide 'I

Verse 6-In the long run is it pos-

sinle that, in any instance, sin can result in 'final happiness, and if an set, which the world and ihe church label sinful, really results in all round happiness; was that not pro-

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Hill Hill UIAHHHUEA

FOR SEVEN WEEKS

Thousands of igfsnte die annually

who could be saved by the timely use of Da. Fow1.us.’s Exriuor or Wim Srmiwssnnr.

There can be no doubt about it.

Sixty-three year! experience has proved this sterling remedy to be the best for Diarrhoea. Dysontery, Colic, Crsmps, Cholera Infimtum, Cholera Morbus Sum- mer Complaintj and all bowel troubles in both children and adults.

Many of the imitations sold are posi-

tively dangerous, as they often check the diarrhoea too suddenly and cause inflammation.

Always insist on the genuine Ds.

Fownuifs. Sold at all medicine dealer! at 35 cents a bottle.

Mrs. A. B. De Marchand, Bath, N.B..

writes: “My baby was troubled with

Diarrhoea for nearly seven weeks. l tried three different octom, but none of

them W! do her any good. I was advised ry DR. FowLnn's Exrlucr or Wino Brmiwnulmr and less than half a bottle cured her."

Manufactured by The T. Milburn C0.,

Limited, Toronto, Ont.

See that their name is on tho wrapper

and thus insure getting the genuine.

Souris, P. E. Island Patent Fish Drier

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Fishermen or others wishing to have sh dried for ex ort or home consum ion

ttendcd to at above named plant.

of drying moderate.

GEO E. McF.»\RLAl\'E,

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AURANT

‘M howor uoen

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ti-.rmined oy God to take place ati

Granting the freedom of the will

- P _ P o keep in anyclimute, may have some

making use of this process all danger of fish being sun burned is avoided. Cos

DUDIER

great expense nursing them back to _

Good Digestion.

To have these blessings keep your stomach and liver well and active, by taking Mother Seigel's Syrup when neces- sary. This great medicine ensuru their perfect action and keeps you well._

TIIESE

Mollicr Slfllilfls

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- Price oo cents per b'oitle. Sold everywhere.

A. J. While & Co. Ltd., Montreal.

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ladies' lea Baum

Tea Pots. Assorted cake- Toasi.-Hot Biscuits-Pies~

and crean1- Cold Meats etc.

Loncrgan’s Quick Lunch Gt George St.

Sdltsrniwf4w

If , _ u intend Painting Yo `r Houses

thurche

i or Halls etc

Then use pure Linseed Oil-’l`hat‘s the

life of paint- You can't :lo durable work without it. Adulteraterlflii menus early destruction ofthe best paint umviiifacliir- ed, but there is a deal of :ululteraled Linieed Oil foisted on the unsophislicaied painters. -

I pays dealers to sell it; but it don't

pay anyone to use it.

lie satisfied with nothing but absolutely

pure Linsecd Oil-You can he sure of getting it. if you buy only Genuine l’uri~ Linseed Oil manufactured in England from Calcutta Flax Seed.

The only Linseed oil we handle.

Country or City. write or cull

8-izdif 161 Kent St. L"li‘Tow

that cheers ~» but not

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Get this brand from your gioeer.

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i,).Tf;,';°8l¢E|';,§l;s|l' |»`,X,‘;ff,L°“d' L°"°d°d A corner of the Packing Floor at Queen City l\/lills, showing tltéftdacllers 3 E“"'“'“°“ ““’°“ ‘“ “Y _P“"‘ °f me at work filling the paper-linecl barrels with “Queen City” Flour. ' ' -

H- H- CROSMAN- All “Queen City " barrels are paper-lined with a specially prepared ster-

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be answered in writing by members' 2-.

hoe Polish

Is what I asked for. “2 in 1”' is what I Want. No substitutes for me, thank you.

No dealer who honestly desires

1 ‘<0 give you the best for your

money will offer you anything else when you ask for ' ‘ 2 in l ’ ’

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At all dealers 10c. and Zlzlc. tins

looking pics, cakes and bread. ` ` ' . "' “Royal Gold” is rigidly tested before leaving the mills ',,' '}, J ,,;“;;:"'

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Good Appetite. * »wi~l;;:,i.-»,_-~.‘-- ' “ ‘ '~ » 3,5,

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It'S always so beautifully light, so tender, so delicately flavored. 1

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-one ofthe tests being the baking of each batch of flour into bread and pastry in an oven installed in our new

' mills especially for this purpose. “Royal Gold” is proven

O.K. before you buy it. You are thus assured satis- factory results. -

just order a bag or barrel of, “Royal Gold" Flour from

your grocer and see for yourself how SUPERIOR it is.

Brant-Wood Flour Mills, Limited

BRANTFGRD CANADA. ` _ -_

'gn' ‘ _ __' V. f One piece of a “Royal Gold" pie never suflices-aiiotheralways follows. V_. Q r \ | ~ i ,,_-V “Royal Gold"-the “highest quality" blend of Ontario and Maui- ` -

i toba ivlieat-alivays iiiiikes the best flavored, most nutritious, nicest- 1', , _f "Qi-

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Daintylunches served at all “RUY N l GOLD”

hours-Tea breived while you - i wait a11d serv-ed in individual \

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ilized paper which protects the ,Hour from the effects of climatic conditions.

“ ueen City” Flour

is a blend of rich Manitoba and pure winter wheat. lt is a sweet, whole- some Hour that makes that delicious nutty flavoured bread or those creamy ,

biscuits. lt is an “all purposes” Hour.

Manufactured solely hy

Yourgrorfr /las The CAMPBELL MILLING C0., Limited

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