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g THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I., NOVEMBER 13. 1899. I I
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USINESS . .
A nizin s store is _]iidg'ed by the Clotliing he keeps. `
If he ltti ps poor Clothing he is sure to tail.
'ro ni-: |=|ioeni:ss|vE is 'ro sl-:LL THE B
VVe have the Best Ixaade in Canada
. R. ,JOHNSON AND FIT REF  
Would you question this, if so, call and look through our tremenduous stock ot. Men s and B
Overcoats, Reefers, Ulsters, Pants, Overalls, etc. / X
We can surprise you with Beautiful goods at wonderful low prices.
IPIRGVV
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_'_'-" tions on charities and Retorm, Educa-
tion. Trades and Industries, Social
Work, Professions and Careers. Art, '
   Literature, Cnuroh Work, Indian
Women and Imrnigr.itiou,each of which
will be undertaxen by a Sectional Com-
m mittee and Convener.
mf PM my M>=f°=¢n»  :.212 s;..;°s;:°:..“;;
~ ° M' r.F.w'1 ,C ii' s ..
Wh” Wm Em 3 Canaan” sill, of ii.. i&»f§§..1"2Z?.‘.’.Zii,'i§ PS5.
Womalfs Hand Book. ` sons likely to _have the requisite exper-
ience and abil.t__v for replying to in-
quiries bearing on the various depart-
‘ '*"-'* . ments I have named. `
woanN’s Dnrsnrxnxr. work it those pouessing ittormatioui
0,n.A'A_ Nov 4’¢99_ which will be ot interest for such s
Sm'_At the nquw, of the National hgriidbook will sand in their names and
Council of Women in Ciinada.I venture la ressgl (pgs E °°.) to
to ask you to draw the agteation at ` °
your readers to the eBort w ic is to el P .5 C . _ _
mum '° r°‘Pr°:°°é thzdkfemid :Q':b‘f; il De;lt.sot (lAIT,»,:l:silll,il)re.Ottawa,
"W '°m°‘; 'K P :S Intemnionlgl Ex_ beiore Dec. lst, and indicate the aec-
mF'_"f°' Q 1930 “ - tion regarding which they could furnish
hlImI:a?l of arran in for a Womenk wwe" to our q"°m°°°'
Seollijn which but? tgo often means .Au such. lldp will be gralemny re'
_ '_ ceived as it is the earnest desire et the
?1“PP°"'tm°”t and fmpafect r°°P""'°"`, National Council oi Women to show it-
If awoman walked self really worthy of the confidence re-
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h. ,arf
bare-footed on the
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without complaint.
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, '.-, nervous
and trem-
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‘ pai;";";';1i"ti&“;;‘(i‘;*;“;’;§i Editor of THE GUARDIAN.
g back, hot *_
I/sf -*"""g and cold
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' bling sen-
' d h -ical laseitude and mental
isiaztgggridaeliicyil y'l?l:ie whole body is tortured
with pain and the entire nervous system is
mcked_ pf tiy ¢¢m__=_mlt the average ob_
sane phygiei , he will attribute their bad
f¢¢1ings to stomach, liver, kidney, heart _or
nervous trouble. If. by a¢&_id¢_U'f,_ l1¢ hm
“pm the right cause, he will insist upon
the disgusting examinations and 10681 UCS!-
ment so embarrassing to a sensitive, mod-
est woman. _ .
The real trouble is weakness or disease
of the delicate and important 0fEU\5_ that
bear the burdens ot'_malé¢f¥11TY- -Th¢"° ‘S “°
necessit for examin one or local _treat-
ment.  Pierce’s Favorite Pr¢l¢f_lP¢i°U
mixes all disorders of this nature in th!!
givacy of the home. It acts directli on
gm sensitive organs coucernecl. nia ing
mein strong and well. It allays indauznia-
g-igu, heals ulceration. 5°°fh¢S P31” ‘md
' th rves. It stope
:‘;!li:isu:»txii<lgb<l?iilii?s.u;lt bgiiirililies the discom-
ggfrs of theexpeetant months. and 
b¢by’s coming easy and alm0Q¢ 9_8!! 
It restores the beauty and v;V%¢l{ fy ma
tmfuf§:gI.u¥hT::at:¢liI“aIv:;:el gave tes-
:F551 so its marvelous merits. At ali med-
- tl bstit tee.
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3.79. st  ieit'e .
ggm* '“';‘,P;, "~""§°5§. mfg.
` tation. the Dominion Government have
0 decided to publish a handbook for dis-
tribution. which will give stitietlcs and
information regarding all departments
ot women’_s lite and activities, and con-
cerning the organizations with which
they are connected and will also con-
tain a series of interesting papers
giving a general survey oi the position.
_L_ oducatipn and‘work ot women in the
Dominion.
Phe preparation of this werk has P
   been entrusted by the Government to
lthe National Canncil of Women of
Canada, who have appointed a Com-
‘ ' mittee ot Arran oments under the cea-
 ln  venership ol Mrgs. George Drummond,
of Montreal.
Dosed in it by the Government ti pro-
sharp ed e of a - . .
sword' sge woum duce a volume containing as full, accu-
\ not undergo one- rate and concise information as it is pos-
teuth of the 880115' sible in the short time available for
, daily borne bythous com .lan
sands of women Pl °n°
Thy? $11521' sf¢M_=f that the Government intend to furnish
?;l;§’;'g'u1g”dbeP*;: an apartment especially as a Rest Room
} ‘ ,<1/' aiCtedbya11thep,o_ and Information Office for the use of
\./ A fessiogai tpgturers l Canadian lady visitors to the Exhibition.
\\\ that t e wor ever
A
_diflerenee in theolder ages but in the
¢¢,;ggo6  Medical Adviser. Addre¢e»
p¢_ R, V. Pierce, Bul`\l°» N- Y»
Y 8 8° ' .
[ot trom $1 to $6 per $1,000, according
The volume will be divided into sec-
In order to facilitate the work oi’
lt will greatl/ aid the Council in its
iss Wilson,
care of Auguste Dupuis, Esq.,
It will ist.~resL your readers to know
I remain, yours faithfully,
ISHBEL ABERDEEN.
Editor-in-chief
of Canadian Women’s Handbook.
ADVANCE IN LIFE RATES.
A(ienera| Increase in Premiums with the
Beginning oi the Year.
There is to be a general and material
advance in life insurance rates put into
force by the Canadian line companies
at the beginning of the year. The
prim' ry reason is the decrease in in-
terest. drawn by investments. Where
formerly an investment drew 6 per
cent. It is ditiicult now to get four
and three-quarters er Eve per cont. Act-
ing on this decrease in the earning
power ol. money. the | Government,
under the amendment to the general
insurance act. is calling for a higher
reserve, that is, a reserve on s three
and a half per cent, basis, instead of a
tour per cent, basis.
The small interest it is said would
have inlluenced some companies in any
case to put up their premiums. Ae it
ie the advance goes into _c§ect in Jan-
uary next It will not affect present
polycholders, so far aa rates are con-
cerned.'1`heohange will make very little
one er a s there will be' an advance
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THE TRANSVAAL. CRISIS-BOERS HEILIOGRAPHING QN THE NATAL
FRONTIER
--‘Bflaick and VVl1i‘te.’
'flanks to the wealth wrnng from Ui`tland_ers tlie mili-tary niithoi-ities of the Traiusvaal have been able -to 
the-mselves with all the latest iip~to-daite appliances of modern wairfaire.  use of the ]iel'i0g'I“2l-Ph 3Sa1;m°;;5_t8 3;
nailing has proved, in countries especially where iihere _is plenty of sunshine, most succesful andhne V6 getween
plieity of operation ‘oo commend it., The accompanying illustratwon, hoo, shows _the great c0l1f1‘8Sf» 1!! w ®
the typical Boer who forms one of a commando and the spruce, Germisn-tailored aspect of the men TN-DSV°»&1
permanent forces.
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every evil it mee
is the only way to
the Christiana,
themselves Chris
going on here
The more I we
see those rum she
opened up,it me
with indignation,
time that we ar
twentieth century
hand to wipe thee
standing back and
rule bhnatien
where you are
come again Do
mance to morrow,
to reform, but say
and do all in you
the Lord Jesus Ch
treated just as S
of the criminal La
young were tal
punished lor it at
the young here a
alter they becom
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cated ,state No
think this is unre
drive the curse
we shall live at
thanking God ior t
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thinking of trying
tion treatment on
drinking habits, bu
discover that I was
and the thought un
for nearly a week,
,ame home very
his week's saia n
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saw coming, at ii
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his codec as direi,
Watched 'ind pm)
noon I gave hiin in
He never siispecte
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L had discovered so
nerve in my body ti
iappluess. and I co
tproM out before
home, a share in the
attentive, loving h
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and gven him the
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you this letter to tel
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THE sales 0lPi1r° G°l<1 -Tally P°W-` See our choiceline of black Warm woollen underwear *m;_“I h°uqg#ly be
ders in Canada exceed all others com- ' "° °“°°°
bind, _ figured dress (goods, 300, 35c, hefip for cash at Patong 5?- A gippiiiei in
t giving
4oc r ar -J B Mac Co s. gmc with
Finer screens in oak and mahogany d Rae &yC0= 10 3i . admtn1:a:'i- sam”-is
tiniah-oak music book tax- Just Ona' / ° . A ' W1 °°°f P°°k“8° 01 PU" G°1d  °°U¢d
what you want in the house. See ad. W0rth kl10WlIlg fihavt Jelly Powder will m.ake'about one and A4 THB
‘W Pfi°°°"'J°h“ N°‘"°°° ._ ,,1W',  kgep  ,  fourth pintsi of delicious Jelly--aiue fain *#5009, ‘Euro
- `*‘~ ~ iavors.
Swiss Cuekeo Clock in good order I'88.dy II1&d6 0l0tl1lI1g made ln _ -._-_--_-~ __ V RLIKOND 31°(
'win be snared at ine suction in the C,mada_ Jefifozrft "“§"'°§£18: dfanl- me mfg? ladies in *iw LW
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