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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I., JANUARY 4, 1900.

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nfrhe Saxon Thafs deeper meaning than at surface ap- ' K

, , ,,

A few years ago, when co ‘

ht t`;tl, 'th ` ‘ HT' _l , ‘

3312.2. 13.‘.`E2.i.§.`.1‘i»..i‘2“‘é§§?_"i’ '°" i’.§‘.f$“§'2.”.§;'-. ieught for ua Ong The Reason Why I>odd’s Kid- 'P'-"iii" -aaa ia-t --at n ni-

overhsard a wung girl belonging to The great French _critic Taine save ney Invariablycurc d.é°.‘g`;|. *ww* one of our clubs. Saying.-‘-Well, you the Anglo Saxon mirth is heavy audi this Cfllllplalllt. Fm."°“n».°=7|“P' ' 0'-_"i

may think what you like but I believe pondercus because the Anglo-Saxon is ltoold and lol .I "'” _

they do all these things because of their t00 earnest and reverent to be witty. *_ "I H W 1' nw ‘

religious belief. it isa part of their He must have a God. majestic, unseen, ` - I". '_ ' ' 'um ‘

Christianity. And wherever you tind incomprehensible. and infinite filling Ml; .Cn'f°r:i’_Ommo°t°f Ni' B0' r° "_?.. ‘M

'nstitutions established solely for the earth as well as Heaven. lie must also »i l'lt¢8-Fe t.’the _Healing |"°°|‘“,%n ni

nelp or betterment of people, you will worship. And. living in this awful P°"_°'° °f Dodd' Kldnfy Cr"a"|“° always Gnd they have been established presence his worship of necessity be-t P1119 From the First- th in I Il by some Christian society cr chui-ch.“‘ comes service. Completely Cured mga. R I

To which a young man ol one ot the (I have not the text at hand to verily and by Dodd’s Kid- »fH.,?g'”&'.

older clubs promptly replied:-~-l)on't the words but such is their purport.) 'e P1] I I |

you belfeve a word of it. lt's the And surely as time passes we are nO'Z]y_l S U; d Anglo-Saxon that‘s in them. You more realizing the worship of service. . w'-" 1*” needn`t waste any strength admiring The Anglo-Saxon may not be char~ '°._’-"‘

them,or worshipping their goodness for acterized as the most religious iace, but Onoxocro N

th `

soc

. B. Jan. 3. It has been

they can`t help it. lt`s born in em to without fear ot successful contradiction ’ nd bulb lluéf

brought home to the people of New nh. H."

g un- we can claim that it is at least the most Brunswick that backache in the strict gpgullw.

selfish about the whole business They Christian race of all the centuries. And sense of the word Backache means L

have tried all sorts of political and ri- this national or racial spirit cannot tind thrt the kidneys are out of order. It is nnqourd :hd

ligious exptriments and new ey`re its highest expression apart from the the dull pain that is only felt by those in u.°hm|°».B‘” ,tying a social one. They are. experi- world in monastic life, in sentimental organs (incapable of keen sensation) D¢¢.m|"g”», ' .venting on us here just as nchemist‘0bservances. or in anthems, but in when in serious distress. That is the Frm” Gknn _:ms in his laboratory and not so muon doing a mnn`s work or a nation’s work reason that the great kidney remedy, Forum.. m..“ h I

r love for _ton or me or anybody else in the world. And so its worship, the Dodd‘s Kidney Pills, is so universally N” 5.0;” ma* _|

,as he has: for his chemicals or his rather,_takes the form of service and snccesslultn curing Backache. That '

experiment and there`s nothin

_ ha

Side" of ¢,

1 bein "1

service the nation, lo its outmost unds is ready for the demand of the

may e or howsoever

eat I-Ivery man or woman, from

ial- palace and parliament to border cabin

poriun- Pi elmed W other W

'nys Nay. I use the word overwh ddvisedly, for never did any

pqle so appropriate or make use of nnortunity to such advantage as do the ltiun J w of th “South Ward.” 0

aut emen en usiasm must confess ¢

o s e

If was somewhat of a wet blanket ts tl t th ' .I . h

diose ptople some _gears before 'pelled from the land of the Cz: iight refuge in America and found 5011!' Whiteverlf b nlome on the "Lower Eist § York City where Christian hloverwheltned them with op

to 1

ands to meet it, in gold and silver. in nder love and pity, in work and eariness. in heart-breaking waiting,

in heart’s blood. We have been well taught the story the inheritance of evil tendencies and

g doinlr. and that awful law of

redity. May we nut, however, begin count that Divine law a blessing in-

B there was a grant truth. though _ '_'|y .pp¢,||.|,¢,¢_ M5"-lying gh, sesd of cursing. Surely it is about

llhdthsmn. '

-%llQ.@@@&\in bon-- &, ,_ evuywbau trmghuut the

0 0 0

rQudLw$° 1sof‘thel|1l@ Lex

i ' .cf ¢“"“h gh ‘ 0' luefibdtheAnglo-Suxonrun.

larganand endowment c P

mqeworuw gratndehr the Tn- h&ncs, loud' knew before- U’

Thy cant htlpit. And there isa El' A ' Y '-P' s

The End is Paralysis.

l§a'&slI¢vusarenuaredsuouand

to that the _ _ . of

&asn”‘:h:luo in

and upm their pa

The Lats, the Hebrew. and the

poo may not, ua'yut.su nder- m.\|d.tr'uth.»]nati,¢, and Hu leur

lard, are, moat nnsuredly,thu plbci-_

wron

til! the

children _

Cell’ had ' H"-~--- ~ '--~~ Gulstomers andlc-° »-- -~

use contuiticns among Kish: and making mefuel

..g,;|,,, Anlngxgg qw, gtg.,-_,:“\h&char_gusandcu nt chusgm,why ineveryway.

u er serious words concerning the

of governmental and

netiu; why Hr. Steud's pum-

eta or curhin newspaper editorials

plathsm uituraneas in Brituln‘a stronghold?

answer is notfar to seek It is bu- of this veryAnglo-Saxon anxiety

righteous action and Anglo-Saxon inand that truth and shall

* d justice

"Alivin¢ mind in a dead body” is theway privail throughout all national transac-

'isscmeumes` described. Whntmnhu°ti &'rtble I ofthe Il

s and because the nation has coniid

on _

nine ' tlnatooscallconuol body e ceinitsown intsgrityund theinte-

faeldcath nail c1ai° f ' 7

grad y mingyou oritsown

Seeplesnness nervous headache, lcssof A

ph] and "U

$080.

, ness, jllt

and vitality, gloomy forebodings, easy 01'

` and weakness of the body are symptoms pflaout War ill South Africa, the utmost

freed been

stundin

matt

thenerveexhaustion whichwillfinallyasdill

` nervousprcstmtionorinanity.

Whether-ovuwurk, worrycrirregulnrhabita

themuse, restoration mnbemcsteffectu-ll brought about by afcwmonthitreatmenfl Dr. Chase‘sNervu Fcod,l.hegrmtnstrnn»» 1| inp`lli'0rm.

Dr. Chase's Nerve :god instilsvital enagy

thebod,lopa wastingprcoessand

ybul surely builds upthesystem,

Uaasesnew nerveforcenndperinnnentlycuren W

Ubenandchildren. _ Aaarestorntiveitseicacyisnnrivnlledby

zimpnratiouknowntoaoienoe. Itrestcres

tothnehenknrtiusdnqsotehfmand

ty of Englishmen everywhere,und is as careful for the right an llr.Stead any other individual opgosed to the

om of utterance and argument has permitted, knowing that it is the

glo-Saxon that is in them demanding

careful adjustment of the scales. Then what matter the taunts and

righteous charges of a jealous for-

eign press ? What matter 'misunder-

g and unfaith at home ? What

er even present reverses E' The time

ill come when our moat bitter enemy

al navous diaordenand wakneasss oflsen, nbnllbeoompollodlouayofnuz-

°Ah, those were lofty days. when.

straight through our mincing and

cnningi

?H°lytueveylov¢nssnsoltbhody. “The loll dtho potion lllhod and

soocaua box, at alldealsrs,crEmaaxsos|,

gripped the hilt of its sword.

'sh-=¢C<i.Tw<=-its H-okfm I --aaaai-mea mains an wia».uia

silence A sesttvnu 1"

_, nsnnnnnaarnnmnann ' Th’

lcvuhot 1

1' O

strode forth kindled and panting

swing in forest of lies, clear space

for the truth to stand.”

And posterity shall proudly point to

llns. Joan llacnzon Matrix.

BRE thu Anglo-Saxon that is in ua.

BRUSH Bmsul Square.

WHOLIIALI .

London W. C.

Fllllll illll Pilillll|EE' ' i

:ao a'2ei‘n(::~:::°sn|i»tiene. Halifax. IN- S

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P (. l<xU.8ulifaxN.S-0¢t.=w¢&d

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llay Presses ' 0haa§g_Prassas

Presses great and presses small

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~un noe.

U1 comin¢toburmrerecetlv'e{pl@N

Um n Cohnrsl:gnmer‘:>tl.Isutilicfted.

whichDodd’ Kidney

?i'lsni-uthe ’¢¢fi-Iii cum. InDf°gyu‘°Kid' neynareactnllydaannud

u;¢ithewater,_which

expelledmtbe

,psig . E iii? iifi' "Eire Egpl ?Ea,

|| thi ¢|\ill»

m::'°"-'?`.:...‘€.“¢f.1;.:: Kitbag lus‘B&au

.. ;;{§%§§{{o;}{g;;r,g%% %%§}{ss}(s§,‘${§a,‘§(s WHAT IS BAGKAGHE °°“““ ”"'"*

ling`s poem :- » °°°-°°

_ , Guardian readers dll lla “cud All v; 2223?! freeicm. all we use ‘.ng””v”“*“ dz F*

lsllis.

ni ,_ 1 c wls a our......l..-....,.

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, ‘was instrumental in muk

. _` ' bscunss 1 have take no

- cin*nd been under th

. < without rsceiviu

_ _ Illuatri Auchfvhr.

gpeeimeng " spends itself for the public good. _ is in a great proportion, the reason that (_}°n;”Qh“.|.““,'. C 0 f The speaker; wer; Russinn Jet,-S Therefore, at this time. worshipping D K' ' ' ' ' °

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' d bo , . _ I I . '

cuxneverywuak laak vltallt Ika

o|Dodd‘sKidneyl’il duuunieuworldcl

"I felt the healing

splendid medicine fro days and I know that no

gthsaii

Lewis, and to hav alleged thathehas theccuntry, but num purtofa lainpriust and

Coon Avolnaan

odtl’s idne Pills are in such demand

the world ovir, bickache being the commonest symptom of dercngement of .Al

the kidneys in existence. Dodd’s g¢_ Johns. yi h

Kidney Pills are known to cure every T¢_p|._ ‘.1 11,.

form of Kidney disease. Beginning pg “¢y_-,Ag 3’ with Brigitte new aaa Diabetes, the ' `

two formerly incurable maladies and IL.

running right. through the list, lnelud- jg Eggaelrupi ing Rhsumatism. Drcpsv. Heart-Dia-A Mun” 1.’ ease.Bladder and Urinary Tronhlss,and

Blood Di rd , k

form of "ny "wa T

Mrs. Wm. Crawford, Oromooto, Bnu~

buryCo..N.B.,.unys: "Fcrulx months Ihavubeun ill with and lives- my&twh& inn; liasbuasauhgap lnsnnsnny shoulders lly phyaial and nervous

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' Light moccasins in llau’s. Wcmun’s,

U - _ boys’ and girls' sizes at B.K.Joatfp. 4 li `

Interesting.'8pend one dollar or more

with ns and you get n nice reliable thermometer for nothing. no joke, ro- gulnr cash discounts and thermometer

't0ll\Bl‘S 3 nua s GM-‘°°°;°:; ».i"“‘!. .--i

PP] Q...

i \A Priestly Swindlcr. §2:_ P' *-

and Prosperous ,f_.~.,»;f;f,;~N;;;;,».,»_-,,-,W

pdsssscfthe Holy Cross Coll in Worcnster.llasu,havebssntnkau by__, , We acimuwiaaiqwiicaaaonacsa au- ins-u¢¢.\\,‘l|‘¢

alugfhuu 3mBig.h‘|;h§et;iJ. lllsnehu¢» ggjgmpgp

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bhhop 5uwauexpcuedinRo&Qter N Y,cw1ng tohlalaekcf knowledge

PRUWSE BillS,.-.;.............e

- adaspurass utru¢gle.huwasarr-aussd

mndsurvsd three ysursinatatupdson.

The Wonderful Cheap Men. Q _. __ _,

of Latin A few years ago he tried to awindle Rev H Foshan, of Fitch

MARRIED

Josephine Dixon of Eldop

At the residence of llr. W. B. Ding- argulien

well, Sourls, on the lst inst., by Bev. .telligent 8. H.Rice. lr.Edacn8tnwurt tolliua mental;

/ MCKHIIOI, m Of S°\ll'll» ‘W '

At the residence of the bridu’s

mother. llrn. Joseph Dixon. December 27th, by the Bev. A. Maclean Sinclair. assisted by the Bev. Mr. McNeill. Alex- ander lcfieod of Orwell, to Ida

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I at rout rum, on as init uit., `lDonalunulcBne,uged31yearn. I

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Presses short and presses tall; l ‘_ *___

But the greatest press of all SCC! 8flV¢f' *GU

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T. a Macgflaggwn ` . , .- mamma. an at sins stats. W W Wm*

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