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digestion and produces rich, red blood that makes for vigorous health. lt's a pleasant, invigorating di-inl¢_ at all times-but especially beneficial in the morning before breiilriast.

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Two Sizes, 250. and 60c. At 'itll Druggists. "

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MRS. GEORGE CARTER DEAD.-1-

There passed away to the betht land above at her hoine in F‘loral*~I’.ark, New York,-on Feb. 24th, o¢',Badi| Howard, beloved wife oi'_Gsorge'_0m'- ter, iormerly oi Charlottetown; in the fifty-fourth year oi her age leav- ing to gnourn e. sorrowirig husband, two soul. end iour daughters. Mrs. Carter had not been in good health lor some time and on the day of her death took suddenly very ill ol acute hesrr. failure. Her doctor was called at once hy telephone and all that could be done by medical aid and lov- ing friends failed to give relief. She gradually sank until the Death Angel summoned her saying, _-“Thou hast beenlaithful over a (ew things, I will make thee ruler over many things, enter thoii _ into the ioy 0! thy Lord.” Her family have sustained a serious loss hy, the demise of one who was .always so kind, thoughtiul and aflectionate. Her many friends _and relatives in this Province will learn with deep sorrow oi the pass- ing aivay of one who when residin

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here, was much beloved by all who had the pleasure of her aeqniaintance. The Guardian joins the home irlends _in extending deepest sympathy to the bereaved ones.

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paper, paint and kalsomine was always expensive, often unsanitary and never artistic. 'l‘l'io new way--the “Alab_zistine ’ way-is always sanitary, artistic, ceo- nnmieal and durable. , ~ With the iiinnerous "Alabsstlnn"' tlnts and, white every grooni-in the home can»he iilads to glow with eliccriiilnpss and blend into p uniform color \”?Ch'-'l’l1f!~ _ _ Anyone um apply “Alnb:\stinc.” Just niix with cold watci- und brush it on the ‘wall FREE STENCILS: Our staff uf trained decorators will tiraw up any color scheme for you free of d‘inri;c. We nlso supply. free stencils uiiitalilc ‘fur your DurI10S0- l\_|H' lmuiinc” is sold by all'llzit°dwnrc and l‘iiint Dealers. \Vrire i`oi'|iull particulars and free

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few days to demonstrate to their own rsritisfactlon lf thi-y :irc ciiralile. espn- cially when yoii consider iio expense in involved. and I \vllllni:iy glvu you my ‘time and my medicine. All any fair- _fminded afflicted person wants to know 515 lf o, certain thing will cure HIM or HER, and here is an opportunity to find out without cost, olillgiitlon or import- .unt loss ot tlriio. THESE FEW DAYS [may be the turning point. iii your life. x

All who are interested enough to

write me for the tree niedlcfno will valss receive a copy of my large illus- trntiod medical hook which describes thciie diseases thoroughly. It is the lnrgiest hook of the kind ever written ,for free distribution. and 11 new edition

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iyou: but in order tn do this I must l know that you need my medicine. Write »me the numbers of the symptoms that

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BIRTHDAY ' GQLEBRATION. -

Quite diiurnher oi~tl_ie neighbors as- sembled at the home oi Mrs. Mc- Carville's at ~ Freotown on Tuesday evening to celebrate her 85th birth- day. An'_qn;|oyable evening was spent in sinsinl. music, and garnes.A bountiiul repost yas served in Mrs. McCsrville's usual good style. as the company departed ior their homes theywished her many more happy birthdays. Mrs. McCarville has a brother Wai". Rogers 'oi Freetown. who is 94 years. Mrs. P. Morgan, Charlottetown, is a daughter..I.

BOARD OF' HEALTH.-His Honor the Lieutenant Governor in Council has been pleased to reconstruct the Vernon River Board oi Health com~ prising Townships Numbers 49 and 50 ai follows:-George Forbes, Chair- man, Vernon River Bridge. John J. McGilva.ry, Vernon River Bridge. J. T. Gollings, M. D., Vernon River. Hayden Viinlderstlns, Vernon River. Rrancis Mutch, Earnsclide, Lot. 50. George F. Mciililian, Allierry Plains. Samuel Mclieod, (Uigg), Kinross. John Acorn, Millview, Wallace Smith; Pownal, Lot. 49, Joseph Haley, Pownal, Lot 49. Felix Mur- phy, Avondale, Lot 49.' V

Michael Doyle, son ot Thomas

Doyle, North Rustico, had a narrow escape from death on Sunday night last while returning home about ten o'clock with his young stead and sleigh. The night was hazy and while' taking the summer _road around Rustico Cape the horse, sleigh and driver, went over the bank and drop- ped fully 45 feet into a snow bank." The sleigh was totally wrecked, Mr. Doyle escaped with a slight cut on the head and the horse was unlnjured. Mr. Doyle was able, alter taking his hearings, to lead the horse around the shore. It was one of those mir- aculous escapes for which there is no accounting.

A meeting of the Presbytery of P.

E. Island was held in St. James' `Ghurclz, Charlottetown, yesterday. Gonsiiierablediuslness was transacted.

A call from the cgngregation oi Car- digan to the Re . James C. Martin oi Wisconsin. was sustained, as was also a call from Hampton, Tryon, and Bonshuw to the Mr. Lockhart of Pine _Hill College; 'T-Iailfair; 'The following commisioners were appointed to the _General Asaemblyri Rev. John Sterl- ing, Cavendish; Rev. D. B. McLeod, Orwell; Rev. J. W. McKenzie, Bel- fast; Rev. Robert Murray, 0'Leary; Rev. T. F. Fullerton, Charlottetown.` The various standing committees for the ensuing year were appointed. A resolution of condolence was passed relative tn the death. of the Rev. John Hawley, a copy of which was ordered to he sent to his wlie and family, also to the -coogregat on of Marshfield. ‘Application for augment- _ation were granted in favor of Wood ‘Island $200.00; West River $300.00; Murray Harbor North, $100.00; Bel- fast. $100.00. The Presbytery accept- ed the request in session to have thc new Zion Church, Charlottetown, de- dicated on May 18 next, the opening services to be held on the previous Sunday, May 11th. Consideration of the report oi the standing com- mittees was deferred until the May meeting. Rev. John Sterling was elected moderator for the ensuing six montlis; Rev. A. Oraise was re- elected clerk for , the coming year. ‘An overture brought before the Pres- bytery by Rev. Robert Murray, 0'Leary, referring to the assembly dues to he paid by the Presbytery

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