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Count MOUNT STEPHEN, I. O. F. first
and third Tuesday of each month in Me-
_A dh 1? chanics Hail, Grafton st.---E. H. Duciie 1
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St. Johii’s Lodge in Masonic Temple, se-
,-/°“ cond Tuesday in month, David Mc~
Lennan, Sec’y
Victoria Lodge in Masonic Temple, first
M0l1d8.y in month. J. R. Davison, Sec'y
' Alexander Chapter, Royal Arch May- ,
sons in Masonic Tem first Thursd
ple, ~ ay in Roblin is a lrttle village about eight miles from Ntpelmrg Qin ai I:
'”"” month except June. July and A\1e‘\'»St- J- is the home of Mrs, William York, whose remaikable recovery has been the
J- W°ld°“» Se°'Y° _ _ talk of the neighborhood for some time past
Produce a qulck, Sure D Prince Edward Preceptory, No 3a
. , , ‘ , . This lady, a picture of whom appears above, was in bed for two years
LIGH»[»» every 1311116 ;1;;gl;1t;nt§‘;?1lx];]I?x';s;niir&1`°’?1;l‘(¢1»n esdaydn tired during that time nine different doctors and man remdd b
y ies. tit
A1be,.tEdw,,_,.d Lodgeof Perfection 14 treatment seemed to help her, and she gradually got weaker and
deme A_ gc A_ S_ R 3,.; qvhumday, follow. until her death was daily expected by her friends and neighbors
inggrd Wednesday, January, April, Ju|y,. When hope was well nigh abondoned Burdock Blood Bittera was ang
_ Oct. gested Mr York had little faith in it then, but thought she would ny
  _ P La J ioDi;]FELLows. d it anyway B fire she had taken half tae first bottle she could sea she
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ByALL f/H51' CLA$_§iD[ALfH5 Lelmmn R.  u -"T - - ' p on a ng it, and soon to the Joy of her friends and neighbors
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Guardian readers willjind the follow-
ing 00nv¢m'en¢ to clip and keep ,.-'or re- I
I.-renee.
oii Tuesday April the 17th
L. O. Y. B. A.-Mizpiih, Loyal Orange
Young Briton Lodge, No. 148, meets every |
fl`ll\1l'BdAy night in Otl`er's Ha-ll.-Erne>=t
Hodgson, R. Sec’y
ORANGE Oiini-iii.-Boyne Lodge No 614
meets 2nd and 4th Fridays in Wright's,
Hall, at Sp. m.-D. MCNEIL, _Recording
Secretary. -
St. George’s Lodge, No. 1171, [meets
every Tuesday hight, at 8 o'clock, in
0iI`er's Hall.-D. J. MoKiNNoN, Secretary.
Lady Wallace Lodge, No. 27, meets lst
and 3rd Fridays, in Wright’s Hall.-Mas.
Caossiiaiv, R. Sec'y.
Orange Young Britons meets every
Friday night in Offers Hall.
Caledonia Club meets last Tuesday of
each month. Visiting brethren welcome.
L. O. A.~--St. George’s, L. 0. L. No. 1171.
meets every Tuesday night at 8 o'cl0ck in
0Ker’s Hall.~--D. J. McKinnon, Sec’y.
Knights of Pythias---Empire Lodge. No.
19. every Friday evening at 8 o'clock, in
Pythian Hall, Prowse’s New Block.---G. J.
Lane, Keeper of Records and Seal.
Court Abegweit, C. C. F. meets in
Fos'ester"s Hall, Prowse Block, on the
second and fourth: Thursday of each
month."-H. W. Weeks, Rec.-S,cc’y.
0. Y.B.---The Orange Young Britans
meet Friday evening in Mechanics Hall.
CITY Council meets the second Monday
in each month. Dr. James Warbuton,
Mayor, H. M. Davison, City Clerk. 1'
The Charlottetown`School Board meets
the lirst Monday of eaclifmonth, Ewen
Stewart, Secretary. '
Fonnsrnns. _ _ _. -; ‘
Coimr Avosnamz, I. O. F., second and
fourth Tuesday’s of each month in Me- I
chanic’s Hall, Grafton St.---Renouf Sec'y.
min, Sec‘y. _
Prince George Encampment. Royal.
Foresters meets every Thursday in
Vrig-ht’s Hall.---Murdock McLeod Ilust-
‘gous Archivist. °
Court Charlottetown, C. 0. F., first and
hird Thursday, Mechanics Hall.----W. C.
MASONS. ` ~
Wednesday m each month D R Mc She kf t/k,
and the astonishment of the doctors, she was restored to pei feet health
* ff _ _~*‘_ St" Lawrence Lodge every Monday There is no need of further comment on our part We will give you
evenmg E' M' Younker' Sf.-ec y' . Mrs York’s story, as she tells it, in her own way
"" ` " ’ "~ --- “ " wud” mage every Fnday evemng 'I was sick od' and on for about tive years continually gettuig wane,
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glwehai’ S;-y_m lc rm' W till at last I had to take to my bed and was confined there for near! tw .W
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Alpha Rebekah Lodge N0 10, meets years, being terribly weak and prostrated Duriu th t ti I
’ g a me had nine “gf
everydrst and third Tuesday evening.-» different doctors attending me and they nearly all said I had consumption
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o c uc in, Secretary. and could not live more than a few weeks at the longest.
50;,-5 op ENGLAND, ‘ One Sunday the doctor came and told my husband I would not be
Lodge Eton, Nm 143 meets eva-y Thurs. alive to see the next Sunday
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.hy evening in s 0 E H311 Vigwria, Row, My mother was sent for and came the following day She at once Po mx
Andrew T. Newson,Sec‘y. iadvised giving me Burdock Blood Bitters. I thought I might ity it blit
I-:nr PALM En a c L.. M  ss  I .0  Of   M -
f°\11‘f»l1 T}1¢9d§5'S Of ef”-Ch 11101191 in S- 0- E ‘I must sav I was astonished to find that by the time the bottle was
|°ftOt0Wl"| SHSII and DOOI’ F8CtO|'y Han' V‘°t°“° R°W‘°°"E' H' Duchemin taken I could feel myself gaining alittle I kept on taking it until I had
_, .__ s°°‘7° SONS or TEHPERANCE used six bottles in all and by that time I had completely recovered
Workman and ilrat-class machinery. we are prepared to . _ °
1 . . Many people saw me when the doctors gave me up and no one thought
others with Doors and Frames, Sashes and Frame! WI;irg,]h2;E§an, é]:°ie:;,m$,;-e§;;  would ever be well again ’
Finish atc, etc
, Qhrk’ R_ Sm-|be_ “When tht? heardl Wh! gettin belt th fro
_  g er ey came in far and neat
our specialties victoria Dimmu, Nm 4 eyery Monday to see me, and were greatly surprised at the improveineiit: in my condition
in in W1.; hp H,,11____L Hod _ They all were curious to know what was curing me and I toll
.”|"».:::1":’°rl:;’°¥:l“;°.';a‘1:a:;lnl::;;:=¢’c;;; ;:;nR_gSc1-ib¢_ g B “cy 8 at once Burdock Blood Bitters. ,
ug mg, Boards Orient Division, No. 161, every Friday My friend, Mrs J ohnson, who was with me during mv sielt/ness, can
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g, 1-ighffs Lower Ha1_1,.-.John vouch for the correctness of what I have said I feel grateful to B B B
 P   &  A. Lawson, R.Sc1-the. - that under God it saved my life and restored my heelth and strength
wharf f Loran causannns. “It is four years now since I was cg and I have neler had a sick
..._ ._--_--- - -' Company ' ~A_»- every Monday my day since, and have been strong enough to do all my own house work and
wngiits Hai1,at 6.30 p. m,---Ada Wad- look after the children.
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