THE`CH‘AR~LOT'{"ETOWN GUARDIAN FEBRUARY 2 I
3.
" ‘_ -our Ai,L_
v ttnfht c-its .tin ron counts
I While IMS GER edrs wk vill ive a discount of
C'-Ulf 05 UIC pticgxg all Fifi augd heav Cloth C13; zillefl
Fur Collars. y 0 _ f' P
f- ,1O`ult Caps are stylish none more so. "
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 H 'I   ‘  m    A picb ire that tt-rvshes any ull`e<-tion or That grand old man ol New Brunswick,
‘ _ ' " I -moral sentiment wl ' speakin a language Senator Wark passed l\is ltllst ivirth-
. - I  ~ € ‘ND HOW YOU; ARE ,AIDED 'which men undéirstunil. Tho m rtivev of u duy the 10th of the prcsent month.
l ` IN CARRYINL' IT OU r ‘BY picture is not so much m:\.teriul us spirit- From what we huvc read of some of h'a I
. A't every National or International Exhibition wher
ever (Stransky Steel Wire) has been exhibited if has
been awarded the first prize in competition over all
other manufactures. For salé by
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I Hardware, Paints and Oils.
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, _ When fitting up for Spring
NEW.
1-17 dwtf
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Lobster Packers
_ For CASTINGS. REPAIRS of an kind-i.
‘~ Founders. Machinists and Boilermakers.
` Tlié Clha‘~rlot’tctown Foundry Machine Co. Ltd.
Phtbflef 73'. Pealre’s No. r Wharf. P. O. BOX 4ll.
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Snowillovalors I
Every snow shoveler in the
city or country needs a pair of
leathlr leggins-we have _the
result of years’ experiments .
in a Grain Leather leggin. --
side spting, easy to put on and l
_ off, none better in snow or
' ' water. '
Price the weakest part. \
$i.4(l
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The Eaperlenced
__ _ Leatherman.
EBZEM
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We ltpve thoroughly
fied ourselves that we
the only sure cure
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_ We refund the money
1-iq' _not _all we claim.
Ycfein to use. Sent by
'on receipt of price.
a5c',` and only from
  md oplicidn' ,  ailoek flveral P¢°P{: ealrteto ne aux-'_'
 '” 'one £0 Bet a lmfrel of ‘ROIal House
_ ' _ ' _ - » . ~ ‘ _ ' “ hold) aadwhed aeled lffthey would
   pf _ have a substltutj the reply invariably
I  .- ' was that they w uid wait for the new
C¢mP°““d E“§ig°'.. oarload then on the way from the
1 "=~ m°5'.§..a¢iIf, ‘ million! gasagnrty, ir believe tai.: _
bm" A- I  a C ‘ oya dna: o < ' s a_ very ue
P,.e,,|-,ne _ _ flour, probablyjhe finest that has
- | ~ ~ ~ ~- - . ~ . ejver ljeen ‘arle in`_C|\ ada,and I ha
Dm ng Of *H 50”" ‘nd 311°” In %`o_hei`itatllin ni selliiig it as _ aiielif
new and ready lofi $f¢léY» odtdire If liberty \Jitu»~lt`: mils dials!-
.V _ ' _ 5 uen_ _ n vo lr paper, n tact woul "
%allMM Worn.,  I l Iouweir rt hr ti have y ‘u d ,Sunil ,0ft»l?° reader h been suzgciued hyu pam. l
' ° ° “ men ,wmgtuip The Guardian. i
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lil. I l   » .otitis .
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llon’t Insult
Your Stomach
with bad bread. It’a ust ~
as easy too make good bread as
bad if you have the right
kind of flour.
If you buy _
ulsncouas
i nhuonr _
-,wane con
You’1l have no trouble. Try
a barrel and be convinced.
Our quick delivery makes
it (possible for ns' to send all
~ or an on time. came-diy.
f STEWART o. Son.
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But what causes the bowels to become
nonstiputcdf
The inactivity of the liver.
Bile is nutu e`s own euthartie and so
_long as the liver is active in its work of
tl terinighilc from the blood und passing
itlntqthe Intostincs, thcrc is no trouble
from constlputed bowels.
Dr. Chuaels Kidney-Liver Pills cure
constipation by setting thc liver right.
This is thc only means by which the
\ovvels can be regulated.
' Suits and castor oil will effect n motion
'if the bowels, but, once the effects of the
fiosepasses off, you will to more cor.-
stlputcd ti,iam‘_ever.
'they fall to set the liver' right.
By regulating the liver by use of l`r.
Chaso’s Kidney-Liver Pills you ensure “_
healthful action of the bowels and so pre-
\'ent und cure scores of ills, such us indi-
gnation, hiliousncss, constipation, kidney
isorders, colds and contagious discniies.
Miss Kats Doyle. Lotrl, P. E. I., states:
“About three years ago my futher wus
seized with a severe form of kidney dis-
ense which caused him much suffering as
well as anxiety lest the ailment should
becomechronlc or prove fatal. VVe im-
merlietely obtained Dr. Chase‘s Kidney-
L ver Pills and hc began at once to im-
prove under this treatment, the symptons
rgraduuliy disappearing until be became
qnito \vell nlrnln. Since then we nlwavs
.eep these Pills in the house for use inthe
case of sickness of this kind."
"For some time I suffered from phins in
thc small of the buck and accompanying
i is and though I was treated by a Dr. at
considerable expense, I could obtain no
lasting henclit untill used Ilr. Chase`s
Kidney-Liter Pills which sec-med to hc
-.vastly suited to my ailment. Father und
lure greatly plcnscd with this excellent
rnedlclnc and wish to recommend it to
others."
Dr. Chusc`s Kidney-lf.l\'cr Pills. one plll
n dose, 25 cents a box, an all dealers, or
Edrnunson, Bates Bc Co.. Toronto. The
portrnitund signature of Dr. A. W. Chase,
the famous receipt book author, ure on
every box.
PREFERRED
A lil WAII,
Some Westville People
Won’t Have Any 0thcr
ernment W...   --ms 
ual It is a certain condition of Lhe mind
DR.  i proiiduicediby ghe sub_:]ect,_ur3il vvéhicili tire ghrlsglan iitfe lmslhud much lnti;1encel in
‘ '  i ' ' t t,i i t t. 1 't -.s to ana a an wi -in in ion ii
  :dprsodurdareili ihsgmingilsqdltliiztciierh. Ellis days upon eurthure diierll Thel;rund old
Move"°brings'to mind thit. bcriutlful
“A lY10V€m9Ill9 Of U16 IJOWGIS €VH'.Y day-" picture of Charles D.\nu Ci sm. “l`h: I George Stuulake, born .lun lst. 1804,
Till* I” the fundnmellllll rule of health; Greatest Game in the World." I ncur Sum ncrsiilc is ulso ns she cutcly V
Tllf' Une Point on which doctors are unan- _ l stated going on for two hundred
imous. .l years old fix tru y wonderfully pr'csrrvctl _
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In the absenoeof regular mail service,
the blockade of trains, and tie-up of
fwiuter steamers, one has time to take in
the surroundings of home and bccou e
acquainted with the children.
- stantlimr beforeacopy of this picturc
the other morning, entitled “The Greatest
Guru: in the World," a flood of associ-
ati ms and thiiuglits, cazne to mind. For
those who may not have seen this ski.-tchv
and perhaps for some who have scan it
and yet have not had time to appreciate
much that is delicately su;.g;;c.-itcti, thc fol-
lowingdest-rlptiiou und rundorn thoughts
are given.
“Here we have drawn, the mmnly man,
and the uplifting face of n beautiful
woman. They have been playing the
royal game of chess.
“lnimaizinution we presume the even-
ing is getting inte, und with lmnrlseitanil-
ed over the chess board, surrounded by
the pieces, the hands of man und woman
touch ench other. Near thc \voman`s
nrmstzinds the castle, beside thc n|fm`s
the knight, ho\v su,<.rc_eslivc, l1o\v rcflned.
\V.:t.rie.rl to tlud tim bishop among the
men, but pieswin - his .\'¢r\'i<'t~s were
brought more forcibly into action inter
on in the game.
The players of chess never think of
gain as an inducement to ciigagc in it, it
is so pleasant, so engro.sin;r.
In the upturned and closcrl eyes of the
woman, we can see that lov.: hus won thc
day, ami in n thousand and one ways u
womm can show her loie for a man.
without sayin; a word.
Yetat this moment, the artists re-
presentation of rt man, is to be admired.
If ive might read his tlrzugllts they per-
haps would _ run along these lines. I
have won, yetI want to make haste
Slowly. The lovd of woman is one of the
C|'cator’s best gifts io man. Am I wo thy
of so great u prize I
We try to take in all the
I0-tts &wtf , artist has for us lu this scene, and
 _~ ,, ,_,,_,_. ,._J__  .-,,_. V    We doubt, not that, “His Move," secured
  the services of the bishop, long ere this,
Household.”
Illfeisa game ofchess in which we
have points to goin, and adversaries to
contend with. To those who love the
  The WESTVILLE FREE LANCE, t‘e~ game, how often we regret the many
0 cently Obtained the following inter- calls of business, duties to church and
. _ ____ \ ' View with Geo. E. M info, one Of the state, preventing one from havinya
 ” _._ Ii _ _-_ . leadilig’ l11¢fCh3nf5 Of PICIUU Cfmllly- frequent hour together. \\'i» have more
. __ ' _ N0 tice to  of Govern.. It Wlll be read with interest by all than chess problems to face every day of
` H  h3‘¢e Used and ai'-‘ USIUE "KOYSI onrlives ~the goozi and evil rwents, the
' . ment ay' H0\lB€h0ld" F1013. . I effects of prudence. and the want olfii.
"Yes we handle Ro al House
There ure two other pictures come to
All Agents are requested to h0ld' Fl0ufiIW¢ “ll 3 EOZU defll 'll mind writing thcsc lines, Ilave you
hive structions sent and to obtain in George E_ Mupro. “I am sorry to
I 1 n d i t say that fora ew days we were com
for every case proper y S g e rece P S l'l_et‘ly add mit. of 9t°¢ki _but 3 C31' the pliarkes and clutnccs of commercial
Eczeiiia or Salt Rheum, ff°111 fl1fl11¢1'Sf0Y My S0111 them- load now coming in will keep us go- urs “comet-efiwnn uint ciin-htm is
Th recei 'ts must be t'a`k`en at
if it e P increases, which it may do, judging
his the time of delivery, no matter by the repovts we hear 0!"Rova1
' m-an how small a qnamitv is delivered. pam, °f~C,m,,da_..
ARTHUR PETERS
Price "that 'Ro ai Household’ is now the
IATTEND
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when he call at the store of Mr
ing a little while unless the demand
Ho\1aehoi€a" popularity in other
-l understand ” said Mr. Munro,
Y
popular dotir as tar welt as Victoria.,
lsriiish Columbia, and that the mille"rg__
who make ithave"t_1ad,great diliiculty
In keeping up with their orders. I
hav e made _|:'o__ edort to obtain the
opinion of Westville people who have'
bqnghéi the._iloar_, ae, to it|_ quality, ,
nf ".....' I s#.t-into r° ‘
ve ` `, w a a very o
sigh that the flour gives satisfhctgion
Darin the lew da e we were out oi
Charlottetown, P. E. I _
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sa,is_ strictly comply with Printed in. it/'was the,;e1ply given our reporter overseen tlmtptoture of the two mn,
chess players c\‘lerl “Corncrt-d?" The
\vrlt-ersruvit first printed upon u _Bnnlc
Calendar. 'I‘o tllc bnsinc.-as mun umld
too suggestive to he considered n joke.
Hero \vc have n tuli mi idle aged mun
warming his hands, pipe in mouth, e tand-i
ingbeside a oomfoi‘tuhie grate tire. In the l
corrterof the room bcnt o\ er in end game
problem, ofa rcccnt contest, sits un old
white headed man. From the satisfied
look of the tall middle aged nmn standing
smoking his pipe und the serious look nfl
the older player we know the rr-suit of t‘ Q
engrgement. _
It must be hard when one gets up in
years to be cornered. And yet. we know
of true men and noblo women who have
token reverses kindly~-tho sublime pow-
cr of being able to tukc o back nent grace-
fully. Is not this the true reilnemcnt of
un elderly lady or gentleman?
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recent writings wo know his modest
lady of Prince Edward Island, Mrs.
woman. intend of thc two little children l
you sec collirricncirig life and seat tl
upon the rustic garden bench in thc
illiistrutloritlint heads this article, try
and i|na,\;lnetl1cgr:|.rul old inun of New
Brunswick und the grand woman of
Prince Edward Island scutcd in a similar
way upon the same rustic seat.
How interesting the conversation
would bc, hon' unique thc meeting.
In going over the various expericni1c.~:
' of their long lives ho\v much in common
alter all they would have to any.
Would they not confess as we of younger
years, that we have had muny troubles,
the most of which have never come to
pmss. That “Surely goodness and mercy
shall follow us nli the days of ourlife sind
wo will dwell in tho house of the Lord
forever,"
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WEARY OF LIFE.
Ground to the Dust With Weak-
ness ~T»o Ner o is to Sleep-
A Piii.-;ble Wreck!
FEQRlf__lZON E
Braccd- Invigorated, Toned and
Strengti ered: 
Mun and women. married or single
vvln>t.l\r'r old or young, will find ubunduncc
'of hcnlth in For-ro/.orie. It com iletely
vitnlizt-rl Mrs. I". Levine, u wall-lrnoun
resident. of Point Alexander, Ont., who
writes:
“I vvna on thc vcrgehf nervous prostra-
tion. When I not up in the morning I
null to force myself to go to work.
l "I felt blue and rlcp|'csscd, took no rcal
colnfort cnt of life.
, “Drag I ig v e ;kness and lack of spirit
,seemed to he killing mc.
‘How I wislq for strength!
“Kind Prov encc brought Fcrrozuno to
my notice and commenced to lake it.
The change was wonderful. I picked up
ever_y day. Strenirtli developed, appctlt
int-reused. I rrew cheerful and strong.
Ft-rrozolie made mc feel nike a woman.
My cure is complet-e und I recommend it
us un unsurpl\Nscrl."
ihe our medicine thut.`.~t sure to lift vnu
from it weak, mlserublc condition is Fer-
rulone. 5(l.;_ pci' box, or six for $2.50, : t all.
dealers in mcdit-int-, or l’olsou ltr Co., I
iiurtford, Conn., U.!~`»..~\., und Ki: gston,l
Ullf.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
-Any girl dr-sirinpz to learn type-setting
should apply ut this officer ut once.
lf.
'-l)r.1Fr;|sc|‘ will he nt Murray River nn
l<`ch 2!7_anil Zdth, und on March lst to Ilrd
nt Murray llarhur South. The oillce at
Moritugue will he closed during that time.
20 d~ii u 2i. ,
` Scotch and Union Carpets from 30 to
(lilo per yd, one yard wide, in all the new
alludes and patterns. For Bed Rooms
they cannot lc surpassed. Jas Putcn&
Co. 'Zi d li
Straw Muttlngs for Bad Ronzns far:
quiteln style as theyare easy to sweep
and mukca. very inexpensive floor cover-
ing with one 'or two oi’ those Tapestry
ends we are offering at present.--lla
Paton & Co. 24 d li
Attend our annual , Remnant
S ile-commences today. Weeks
& Co . Queen St. 24d ii
Choke Malaga Gmprs, Cupc Cod Cran-
berries uuii Nortlieru Spy Apples at
Beer R GoiT`s. 241| ll
Today the Wall Paper Remnants
'llie third piéure for the consideration
il zo, zr, 73.
go on sale. Aliont 3co altiaclive
lots priced less than half.-Moore
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His a petite began to fail him, and he
found tlliatlae was losing interest in his
work. Headaches began to be frequent
visitors, and in the morning he would
drise more tired and wornout than
when he went to bed. His sleep be-
came troubled, and he worried about
his condition. Worr is the inevitable
result when brain anrlnerves do not get
s supply of good rich blood to build udp
their waste tissue. He began to feel ba ,
riot really sick enough to take medicine,
he thought, but just an uneasy, restless
feeling, that vaguely indicated that some-
thing was wrong. I-le neglected his condi-
tion, and let time run on without takin
proper siege to regain his health and
strength. oon he found himself falling
behind in his work, with neitherthe ambi-
tiorl nor the hysical ability to attend to it
" as he ahouhf The result was inevitable.
The time came when he could no longer
hold hisposition, and his employer,thuugh
reluctant, was compelled to let him go,
and find another to take his place.
More than half of the men who are
confined inside of shop or oflice suffer
frorn constipation. This means a great
lowering of the vital forces, loss of appe-
A.W. Reddin, Mclrouald & Mcliiuiion
Store.
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Too Sick to 'Hold His Place
tite, lack of groper vigor, and ambition,
torgiid liver, esdaches, stomach troubles
`an miserable weakening backaches.
Don't neglect constipation. You must
drive it out or it will conquer you.
Your comfort, as well as the welfare of
those depending on you, should urge you
to act prorrlptly.
Iron-Ox ablets is the only remedy that
never falls to relieve constipation. lt
acts not too quickly, but surely. It does
not purge or gripe, but cures by gently
urging the bowels to action. They heal
and strengthen the-deranged organs, and
give renewed vigor and vitality to the
blood and nerves.
Mr. Frederick Knight, 30 Worcester
Square Boston, Mass., says of Iron-Ox
Tablets, “Your Tablets have done me
good for nervous dyspepsin. I have beel
in several hospitals with my stomach, and
now with proper care and attention I can
get along pretty well. I intend to keep
on taking them as they have done me
good when other remedies have failed."
Fifty Iron~Ox Tablets in a convenient
aluminum pocket case, 25c, at your drug-
gists, or The Iron-Ox Remedy Company,
Detroit, Mich.
For sole in Chariot clown by Apothecarzcs ilail, johnson & johnson, H.A. Elli=,
'ind in bumrncrsillc at i`-ourlic s lung
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BROKEN AND SAD ._
no olggounr
,L C.S.COURSES.
They are not mere bread sinners. They
are salary earners for br-ainy people. You
never heard of an I. C. S. Student being
a failure in life, because his or her studies
are character and brain builders. 20 per
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Y
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cent discount now.
CHARLOTTETOWN AGENC
J. P. Mecosnazv, - Mgr.
xii dw!!
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Q Some Half
Price Goods _
75 pairs Ladies’ Cloth Gaiters.
50 pairs Ladies’ Felt Bntioued Overshoes for 5oc a pair.
25 pairs Misses, sizes 1 and 2, 5oc a 1' air.
A lot of colored Ribbons. hnlf price.
A lot of odd Coats and Vests, half price.
Men’s Fur Caps, }/_4 off.
If you want any of the above goods, this is your chance.
Q MB, VICDONALD & Co.
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sofa.-_ H =A'- \
about buying :1
or range, come to 1 s.
We guarantee every 
stove we sell to give 3
satisfaction. '
We also have th:
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of enameltd and tin- _
ware in the city.
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