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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I., NOVEMBER 21.18995 - _° I _
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TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1899.
LIVINC A HUNDRED YEARS.
A few weeks ago one George Blake-
iu in of Derby, Conn., still a hale
'ind hearty man, celebrated his hun-
dredth bir hday, and when asked how
he had retained health and vigor so
long, replied, “I’ve just lived natural
like as God intended man shouldlive."
He added that up to the time he
was ninety two years of age he was
at his oilice every morning at half
past six o’clock and stayed there all
day' He lived s. very abstifmious
life, never using tea or coffee, lfquor,
tobacco or other stimulam. He likes
fun and sociability, seldom let the
chance of a good time go by, married
at 22 and when he lost his wife at 79
married again at eight-y to °‘ a good
sensible and kindly little woman of
30.” He possessed a compatence,and
took life cheerfully. He says that
more _people rust out than wear out,
and advises those who are about him
as to the means by which they may
attain a like green old age.
1 Is it a good thing or not in these
days fora man or woman' to livegto
the age of anghuudred years 'I Most
persons will reply in the affirmative,
if health and competence shall go
with the length of days. Some devout
rsons will uote from the Uld Testa
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.PATlll0TlC TEA
‘The lttnl of St. James’ Church
will give a Pazriotic Tea in
Sl. JAMES’ HMI.
_ON._
Thursday, lov. 23rd.
Proceeds in aid of fund ti; rovide
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the Boys’ Highland Brigade with
Uniforms, etc. ~
» The Hall will be suitably decorated
for the occasion.
Tea on table from 5.30 to 7.30 p m,
Admission and Tea 25 cents.
Nov Sl-td
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MISS TEMPLE ,
Teacher of Ifalnting.
Pupil of one of Boston’s first
artists. Apply at residence of Prof.
Wat ts, Grafton St.
18. d tf
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. Pe ‘1 °
- ment bcriptures the passages which
such a favorable environment in life
speak of long life. riches and honor as
among the highest rewards of well-
doing. But most of _ the passages
A treating of long life as a reward were
given to the world at a time _when
the life beyond the crave was but
dimly revealed. l\`either length of
days, riches nor worldly honors are
in the New .Pestament presented to
the mind as rewards to be sought
after.
We sometimes read of a man in
our own country who has attained
the age of one hundred years, in fact
such instances of longevity are com-
paratively friquont. But it is rare
that the cantenarian is found to be a
mal who greatly excelled his fello ws
either -in personal virtue, philanthros
phy, or asa man of _great talents.
Some of the centenarians have been
among the excellent of the earth
models of temperance and _all ` the
virtues. Others have lived obscure
and in some cases comparatively use-
less lives. Not a few centenarians
have died in English poorhouses. In
ing liquors and smoked tobacco and
yet lived to a great age, not because
of these habits, but because of such
native vigor of constitution, and
that thev were able to bear all the
W. F. H. CARVELL, B. A.
` Barrister-at-Law.
_ Bank el Neva Scotia Building
Chrlehtewn.
TILE PHONE N0. 170.
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invalids and people who suffer from
weak digestion.
It is entirely without Bran and as
free from starch as it is practicble to
make a flour suited for dail use
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It contains  tn   I" “_ -And while it is true that many lives
UQ" Q|§||||$ of three kinds of the
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mended for Infants.
BEER & ._GOFF.
shocks of life in spite of some per-
nicious indulgences. ,
hope to live to a great age. .Not all
would desire to live so long. To
many that are born into the world
the attainment of great age is almost
apnysical impossibility. How long
we shall live, humanly speaking will
depend mainly upon two things-_-the
endowed at the 'nnin of life and
from inherited weakness or predis-
position to certain fatal maladies and
many destroy their chances of long
life by vicious indulgence. The vir-
tuous and temperate have the better
chances of attaining long life and in
disputably the better prospects of a
serene andliappy old age.
“rust out” for want of useful daily
occupation it is no doubt true
that many lives are worn
out before their time by unceasing
p toil and care. This is especially _ true
of the mothers of' the ° land, on 'the
farm.or in the house ofthe 'mechanic
J. T.M
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c'sAPLo'rrErowN,p,E, |,___ ' _
KENZIE
some cases men have drunk intoxicatw
hem s _
the manner in which we live. Many 
die in infancy, youth or middle age C' ' A-° A' A'
an t e a rer epressure o
and care that falls upon her in thous-
ands of households has driven the
mother toia premature grave. Some-
times the death of a mother under
such circumstances is spoken of as “a
mysterious dispensation ' of Provid-
ence,” when it could be more truly
described as death from over work
and care,ending a joyless life.In these
days of high pressure and keen com-
petition too many lives both of men
and women wear out.
The true philanthropist will not be
so much concerned that his fellows
shall live to be an hundred years of
age as that they shall live as health-
fully and happily as they may
during the “appointed time” which
their constitutional equipment adapts
them to stay in this life. _The ideal
state would be one in which neither
over-work nor idleness, care nor vice
should wear out, rust out,or enfeeble
all the people in the community. Such
conditions, without any over desire
for length of days, would no doubt
pfoduce more centeuarians-them we
still,_ would greatl. ' crease the  sum
ofhiiman happmw ` ' ` 
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“Love and a Cough .
 If e use far fre: maui
in :mf and to roses..-.ff
1 happy. andserids the sufferer
from a cough zfo his doctor.
‘But there are hidden ills
lurking in impure. blood.
I I
“ The liver is wrong, ' if is
thought, “ or th_e kidneys."
Did it ever occur to you that
the trouble is in your blood?
Purity this river of lifexwith Hood’s
Sarsaparilla.. Then illness will be ban-
ished, and strong, vigorous health will
result. " Hgod’s Sarsaparilla is the best
known, best endorsed and most natural
of all blood purifiers.
Eczema-“I was run down wltli:co;n-
plalnts peculiar to my sex. Large sores
broke out on my body, head and limbs. -I
could not do any work on account of the
itching. My trouble was' termed eczema
and I doctored for it for -a long time( `I
then tried Hood’s Sarsaparilla and several-
~b0tt1es_eHected a cure.” Mas. J . G. Blown,
Brantford, Ont.» 
Organ; Affgctgd-“I was run dowudn
health and had spells of coughing whlch left
me prostrate. My lunpgieart and kidneys
were anected. Took -ood’s Sai-saparllla
upon advice and soon felt better. con-
tinued the treatment and now feel like a
new woman." Has. 8u_inn:avn.u:, 217
Ossington Avenue, Toronto, Ont. _
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--OF THEl- 2'
, A Special General Meeting of' the
Stockholders of the .Charlottetown
Amateur Athletic Association, Ltd.,,
willbe held in the Court Room _Cit
_p. m. for the purpose of considering
any matter that may be brought- be-
fore the meeting.
B. C. PROWSE. E.H.BEER.,
President. Secretary.
nov 20rd 1
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