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THE GUARDIAN DHARLOTTETOWN' APRIL 5, 1899.
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' LOVE IN THE SCALE.
“How much does the baby weigh ” is
only another way of asking, “Is he
healtliv and strong?" \Vhen I. baby is
welcoiiied into the world with loving
care and forethought, his chances 0
health and strength are Increased a hun-
dred-fold.
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A prospective mother can-
not begin too early to look
after he- own health and
physical condition. This is
sure to be reflected in the
~ baby. Any weakness or
~ nervous depression, or lack
 _._ ` of vigor on the mother’s
"" ` part should be overcome
early during the expectant time by the
use of Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription,
which promotes the perfect health and
strength of the organism specially con-
cerned in motherhood.
It makes the coming of baby absolutely
safe and comparatively free from pain;
renders the mother strong and cheerful,
and transmits healthy constitutional vigor
to the child.
No other medicine in the world has
been such an unqualified blessing to
mothers and their children. It is theone
positive specific for all weak and diseased
conditions of the feminine organism. It
is the only medicine of its kind devised
for this one purpose by a trained and ed-
ucated specialist in this particular field.
The sale of “Favorite Prescription"
through dealers in medicines, by far ex-
ceeds all other medicines for women.
It has a record of cures as wide as the
world. It is known and used success-
fully in every  _country on the
globe. There_is nothing that takes its
place There is nothing “ just as good."
Delicate women should be extremely
careful not to imperil their health by
resortin to any re tion ut u b
unskillci mducd) n£ or 
urses.
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SAVED°BO'l'H MOTHER AND CHILD.
"I am now a happy mother of a line,
healthy baby girl,” writes Mrs. F. B. Can-
nings, pf No. 4320 Humphrey S_t., St. Louis,
Mo. ‘ Feel that your ‘Favorite Prescrip-
tion’ and little ‘Pellets’ have done me
more good than anything I have ever taken.
Three months previous to -confinement I
began using your medicine. I took three
bottles of the ' Prescriptiom’ Consequences
wer.. I was .onlyfin labor forty-five minutes.
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With my_tirst baby I suffered 18 hours, then
had to lose himf He was very delicate and
only lived rg hours. For two years I suf-
fered untold agony, and had two miscar-
riages. The ‘Favorite Prescription ’ saved
both my child and myself. My baby is not
yet three weeks old and I do not think I
tver felt better in my life.”
“SHE mn Nor str!-‘I-‘i-:rt ANY.”
“ I af: happy to write you to inform you
of the good my wife has received from the
use of Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription,”
writes Rev. E. A. McPhee, Kingsboro, Kings
Co.. Prince Edward Island. “ About two
months before partiirition she began its use,
and continued to use it until the child was
born. She had some fear of the delivery, this
being her first child; but, thanks to the ‘ Fa-
vorite Prescription,’ she did not .rufer any,
either before or after the birth of the baby.
The child too is hearty and healthy, has
had no rash nor any of the many ailments
to which babies are subject.
“We believe that if the ‘Favorite Prescrip-
tion ’ were more widely known and used, it
would lessen very much the pains and dan-
gers of childbirth.”
A GREAT BOOK FREE.
Every woman in America should own a
copy of Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Med-
ical Adviser. In its r,ooS'pages she will
find plain talks about all sorts of ail-
ments. These talks are made plainer by
copious illustrations. About 90 pages are
devoted to vcoirian’s diseases and weak-
nesses. There are suggestions for home-
treatment. This book has already gone
into more than a million homes. The
original price was $1.50. Now an edition
in paper covers is being distributed FREE.
Send 31 one-cent stamps-this pays for
c'ist0nis and mailing only-to World’s
lfispeusary Medical Association, Buffalo,
I_N. Y. If a copy bound in fine cloth is
desired. Send tifty stamps.
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COMING EVENTS-
Guardian readers will _[ind the follow-
ing convenient to clip and keep _for ref-
erence.
ON accouutof the entertainment to
be given bythe P. W. College students
in the Y. M. C. A. thc young meu’s
social to have been held in the First
Methodist Church basement,has been
postpouf~d,till Thursday, April 6th.
Rev. Mr. Withvc0mbe’s address on
Boys’ Brigade, its principles and
methods. Sclioolroom First Methodist
Church, April 10th.
Rev- J. M. Withycombe, Summer-
side, will give his lecture on Newfound-
land,ior Prince Street School,(.‘harl0tte-
own, on April 11th.
Rev. G. M. Campbell’s lecture on
“Crimea re-told” inthe First Metho-
dist church'ou April 13th.
O. Y. B.__"`he Orange Young
Britons meet Friday evening in
Mechanics’ Hall.
Clrr Council meets the second Mon-
day in each month. Dr. Warburton,
\Mayor, H M. Davison, City Clerk.
THE Charlottetown School Board
meets the first Monday of each month
Ewen Stewart, Secretary.
i‘oREs'rERs.
Court Charlottetown, C.O.F., second
and last Friday, Wright’s Hall. W. C.
Whitlock, Sec’y.
Prince George Encampment, Royal
Foresters. meets in Meohanic’s Hall,
New Prowse Block. --Murdock McLeod,
Illustrious Archivist.
Comm' Mounr Smrnnn, I. O. F.,
first and third Tuesday of each month
in Mechanic’s Hall, Grafton St. -E. H.
Duchemin, See'-y.
Counr Avonnxm, 1.0. F., second
and fourth 'I'u%sday’s of each month in
Mechanic’s Ha|l,Grafton St.,-J.D. Tay-
lor Sec’y.
Court Gladstone, A.O.F.. meets in
Mechanics’ Hall .on the first and third
Wednesday of each month. R.D. Ken-
nedy, Sec’y. *
‘ MASONS.
St. John's_ Lodge in Masonic
Tcmple, second Tuesday in month.
D R MCLENNAN, Sec’y.
Victoria Lodge in Masonic
Tem le, first Monda in mouth.<
P Y
J R Davison, Sec’y.
Alexandra Chapter, Royal Arch Ma-
sons in Masonic Temple, lirsl
Thursday in month except June,
July and August. J J Weldon, Sec’y.
Prince~Edward Preceptory, K T,
in Masonic Temple. third Wed-
nesday in month. H W Anderson,
Registrar.
onm-‘ELLows
Port La Joie Encampmcnt no 4
second Wednesday in each month.---ll
R. McLennan R. S. ‘
Sn Lawrence Lodge every Mon-
day evening. IV A Martin, Sec’y.
Wildey Lodge eve Frida
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evening; both in their hall in `Victoria
Row. W R Boreham, Sec’y.
Alpha Rebekah Lodge, No 10, meets
every tirst and third Tuesday evening.
-Eva St. C. Harris, Secretary.
sons or ENGLAND. _
Every Thursday eveningin their hall
on Victoria Row. Andrew Newsom
Sec’y. ' ‘
Lodge Prince Edward meets second
and fourth Tuesdays of each month_in
their hall, Victoria Row.-H.B.Wright,
.Sec’y. _
sons or 'rmrrnizxm 1-:_
Prince Edward Division No. 1
CHARLGTTETOWN MARKETS.
(Corrected every _Tuesday .1
Beef iquarterl per lb. . .T ........... . .80
Beef sma.ll).perlb ..........  
Butter (fresh) per lb .... .. 
Butter tub) Der lb.......
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Cabbage (por doz...... 
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Celery ..............  ...... ..
Eggs ..........  
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Flour.percwt............. . 
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ley-Liver Pills. Combined _ lor
Perfect Health-An Interesting
Cure After Long Sutterinz.
Simcoe, Jan. 18hh, 1397
Messrs. Edzmanson, Bates, and Co., To
ronto, Ont. :-- ' -
Gentlemen,-For over tive monuths 1
was conhned to my bed, not 'being able
to move. The best medical skill was
called ln, all treating me for cataxrlx
of the stomach, but to no avail. l
could not eat the nxcs-t simple fo-od
wllthouft being in clre~acl'r`ul misery. U-\\<_l
found no relief until same was voinilcd
u:p. After spending 0. large sum ‘in
medics.-.l advice, I was advised to try
m box of Dr. Cha|e’s Catarrh Core. 1
said. it -was no use, for 1 considered
ml-ne a. hopeless case from which 1
cou.ld not recover. At lengt-li_ I pur-
chased a box from J. Aust-is and Com-
pany, Simcoe, and to my mi-prise found
*great relief. Not beim; able to eat 1
tried a box of Dr. Chases Ki-dney-Liver
Pills; the pains left me the third day.
My apfpetxilto has been ful-ly restored.
meets in Wrightvs Han, on Tuesdayttl consider myself perfectly c'.::~;;l, and
Mrs. Kennedy, W. P.
feel as Well as when a. young vsoman,
although I am 65 years old at gl-resciit
Victoria Division N0 4, every I -was afnnost a shadmv now I aim as
Monday evening in Wright’s hall. J J
Chappell, Sec’y.
Orient Division, No 161. every
Friday evening, in Wright’s Lower
Hall. John Ross. Sec’v.
Loral. CRUSADERS.
Con pany -'A.” every Monday in
Wrigh s Hall, at 6.30 p. m. Ada
Wadman, Sec’y.
Goon T1:nPL.iRs. - Charlottemwn
Lodg;e meets in Wright’s Hall every
Thursday evening at 8 0’cloc\<. Visit.
ing Template welcome.-H.J. SCANTLi~;_
scar, Sec’v.
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THE CHARLOTTETOWN HAILS
The malls close at the Charlotte
\0W:llk Post Oillce' aslfollows
(Local Timo).
For points west ( with connections) to
Summerside and Tignish on line of
railway, 7.30 a..m.and also at 8 40 p.m,
with p.m. connections to North Tryon,
Tryon, Crapaud. Victoria. Carleton,
N orth Carleton and Searletown
For points east (with connections) to
Souris and Georgetown on line of mi.-
way, 3.00 p.m.
For Courier route to Soulhportaud all
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points thence to Belfast, 6.15 a.m.
For Courier route to North River and
all points thence to Victoria, Tuesday,
Thursday = nd Saturday. 6.15 a.m.
For United States, New Brunswick,
Ontario, Quebec Nova. Scotia, and the
Northwest, 8.30 p. zn.
For Great Britain, Tuesday, 10 p._in.
Letters are _collected from street
letter boxes of 6 a.m., 2 p.m. and 8
. m, 1
fleshy as before my slclmess. Have
used only vhree boxes ot' Dr. Cha.“»c’::
Kidney-Liver Pills, and only tivo boxes
Of Dr. Chase's Catarrh Cure. I can
do my house work as usual. I am
positive that 'mry marvellous cure
(which I think l-t ls) is drue purely -to
Dr. Oha.se‘s remedies, which I have
used. I can honestly recommend the
same 'to any persons suffering from
symptoms similar to mime. Wishing yr:
‘ #V811 l\l'¢¢€‘-$8. .
‘ Yours, truly.
URS." ANN CHURCHILL 3#
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For the Best Essay, not to exceed
1000 words, subyect, “SOAP," to be
written by regular school attendants,
either boys or girls under 1-6 ears of
The Welcome Soap Cu.,of Sb. John, N.B., Manufacturers of the Famous
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age, all essays to be sent in to us be
fore May 31st, 1899, when they will
be submitted to a. committee of three
swoon I whose decision the presents will bc
c awarded as above.
CONlJ1TlOl\`S'- Essays to be writte pin ply with pen and ink, ei ned with nam d ad
dress, also statemfiit ot a e ofthe wrltzr and that the essay is his (or er) unaided we Tr? _ Hahfalxs
and grade 0f #011001 attended. ar d name or teachemhls statement to be ceriifled to bor mme
eut_or teacher. A -_ Y me par' Mess" DE
THE iliihiii "°s'ii>"
REGULAR ACTION of the bowels is
necessary to health. LAXA~LIVER
PILLS are the best occasional cathartic
for family use. Price 25c. Any druggist.
_greatness when she get a husband.
I|inard’s Llnlmnt Cures Bums, etc.
“How often do yt u want to be told
not to do that, Bobbie P” asked his
mother. -
"No times, mama,” replied the boy
solemnly, `
HAGYARD’S YELLOW OIL cures all
‘pain in man or beast ; for sprains, cuts,
bruises, callous lumps, swellipgs, inflam-
mation, rbeumatiem and nenralgia. it is a
specific. `
Don’l. think a man dwells next to the
'roof merely for the sake oa the view.
IN BED FDR WEEKS.
Mr. Lewis Johnston, living near Toledo.
Leeds Co., Ont., says that he had Rheum-
atiem so bad that he was confined to bed
for weeks. Two docborsdid him no good.
In one week after taking Mi1burn’s Rheu-
matic Pills he was out of bed and is now
cured. - ' »
Don’t iz sure your life and then pro
seed to work yourself to death,
Dr. LOW’S WORM SYRUP is recog
nized by Mothers as the beet remedy they
cm give their Children. It is simple, safe
and effectual. Price 25c.
Don’t lock the stable door after the
horse isstolen. Possibly the thief may
repent and bring it back.
Minard’s Liniment Cures Dandrult.
Dcn’t expect a giil to furnish proofs
her statement io the effect that she
can’t sing.
AFTER SERTUUS SICKNESS.
The heart and nerves are left weak and
the blood is thin and watery. At this time
Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills should
be taken. They strengthen the heart and
nervous system. enrich the blood ,and
rapidly restore the health. 50c., all dealers.
For diarrhoea of the 1nfant_ or adult
there is no more safe and reliable remedy
than Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Wild Straw-
berry. Refuse immibatione, they’re_odan-
geroue. ` '
D':n’t expect a coat of paint to cover a
won.-a.r.’s age successfully. _
0URED T0 STAY CURED,
Us a wonderful record of permanrnt
urea Burdock Blood Bibters is presenting.
‘Instarces are given of such serious d.s-
eases as Cancers, Scrofulous Sores, Salt
Rheum, Erysipeiar, Abscesses, Running
Sores, etc., where B. B. B. made a _cure
three, four and even twelve years ago, and
the disease has shown no signs of return-
ing.
Don’t imagine that long hair will
give you the strength of Samson, unless
like Samson, you have a head for it to
grow on.--Chicago News.
l|inard’s Linimentfor sale everiwhere.
Mr. Arthur Byons, Rock Hill, 0|_lt».
Writes ,as follows; “I was laid up with
stiff joints and could get no relief until I
used Hagyard’s Yellow Oil, which cured
me.” Price 250.'
He-- How did' you like that book I
s ent you?
Sho-Oh, was just lovely! The hero
and heroine quarrelcd and made up in
every chapter, but one,- `
THAT aching head can be instant; re-
lieved by taking one of MILBU N’S
STERLING HEADACHE POWDERS.
1 powder 5c., 3 fo: 10-.‘., 10 for 25.
“Does one ever find himself able tn
live up to h.s ideals?"
‘-1 know Icould if I had the price.”
linard’s Linimenl Tlelieves Neuralgia.
Don’r. linger at the bottom of the lad-
der. Either go up or down'_ ' _
ANXIOUS MOTB ERS find DR.
LOW’S WORM SYRUP the best medi-
cine to expel worms. Children like ib-
worms don’t. V
"Have yon heard thatthe colonel has
been wandering in his mind lately ?"
Don’t think a woman always achieves 1
by 50. Welton Soap Wrappers. ~ I “mG;;;°'”*:,°“
C0., Sl' JOHN, ` N. B. _
Your While
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to get o||r,N~I'o`¢s=on
canned can when
purollaolng. _
~ We invite comparison of prices
and if you favor us with that
assale. All kinds of Canned
JENKINS & SON
White’s i  
5n0wflak'e
Chocolates. I
Can be had at the following
first-class stores. `
W.A.Hutchinso_n. .
Stewart & Gates.
W-. Pickard & Co. `
' Sanderson 8:. Go- '
J.D.lVIcLeod &!Oo.
W. F. Carter.
These gentlemen are willing
- to pay the price necessary
_to procure a good article.
Quality is to them of more
importance than_, ‘big
Drofits.
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to finish. Amman
Write for beautifully inns. P°‘°“*'§,';
I5 kdolaida Street East, _
Toronto, Ont. ~
Sole Canadian Agents.
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A.M. Can. Soc. C. E.
Graduate College of Civil Engineering Cor l
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Consultin tpglneer for General Work,8pec-
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