THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN MARCH 31 1898

7 een BOMETHING JUST AS GOOD.

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WHY NOT BE STRONG

Moen, Women and Children Can Obtain Re- noured Hoalta ard Strength by Using

t ow a Bilious Man Gave Up His Two Cups t 4 of Breaktast Coffee, We a east end mam was advised some } Hime ago not to drink coffee. His doctor jold him it helped to make his liver tor-

THE TROUBLESOME »,

-neengi Why the Scientist

Than the Seesrmatt 1 Mong The bane of the ideal ho. life is dust, and yet thig a significant, exasperating a study of scientists fop a

“When a beam of eunlight eae S€2n alone i

pid and bis liver was doing its best to sender life miserable for himself and all the rest of the family.

But, no, be couldn’t give up his two cups at breakfast time. He couldn’t make the sacrifice. Nothing could take

darkened room, is can be whole course, ’’ BAYS one

light is reflected to every ride cng

| the place of the delicious Java and aes g 8 a t - Pei = the dust in 1s Mocha mixed that he had learned to ; , Ste U3. e do not see % x d, LATS el S Penms, Oat She duet Sane a i rife snegested in ¢ iild vy = 2. ulumportant as atte One day his wife suggested in a mile ea fai suff: ame is |

way that be might be just as well sat- isfied with one of the brands of imita- tion coffee. He almost frothed at the mouth.

“That infernal stuff!’’ he “Not much. The very first gulp wouid settle me. I’d like to see anybody try to

in nature. It is what makes =

pear blue, and when we ‘oka a we see the dust illuminateg byt be Light goes through all the _ dust catches it, reflects it ig every { rection, and so causes the Whole gt

cried.

The Merit ot These Pills is proved by the k-act That They Have Cur- ed Huzdreds of Cases after Doctors and other M dicines

7. fool me with a counterfeit of that sort. r poewe to appear clear, in the aul ae He didn't notice that his wife quietly “ at it makes the sunbeam yigi

i emiled. But, strange to say, from that Hac Failed. ag SOc

: time on he grew better. His bilious iad = se this strange, wr var tendency was greatly lessened. He felt |‘ , = EL TAT vata a - nimi beanderk saul bine « k i like a new man. A Cripp!e for Life. The Agony of Sciatica. | In a Decline. i After Effects of Lagrippe. Sr thi om

less nights The Blowing dist of

would stand immediately black background, thus prod ae ing light where the sun’s rays fall ana | deep black shadows where they do ng It is to dust that we owe the modeman tempered daylight adapted to oupes

One day he met the doctor.

‘‘Hello, doc!’’ he cried. **I’m getting | better in spite of you.’’ a **Given up coffee, have you?’’ queried the smiling doctor. ‘‘Given vp coffee? Not much. Coffee’s "i all right.’’

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‘ Miss Langford, an estimable y r lady Mrs. W. Godwin, Argyle Sound, N. S., liv; os . BAO TORRE f sive 1~"Kkhat the bith afuce ee a Cee Camilla, Ont., is another ef é Sos A“ vy 3 ; ‘ . > ria | tt] el *! inclement en who have been brought from death’s 2s ‘ alth an: able ecOVve os ny ema? T “i cae ite Vk wae door to health by the use of Dr. Williams’ de cae 7 7 nick : a aad Piuk Pills, To a reporter of the Orange. . ee ee, ville Banner, Mise Langford told the imposible for me to breathe. I had a bad

So Doctors Said Concerning Richard B.| ‘Mr. Ronald McCormack, of St. George’s Collins—He Spent | Months in the | P. E, L., an inflnential, well-to-do farmer, Toronto Hospital Without Any Benefit. | says:—“Abont fitteen mocths ago I took a

From the Echo, Wiarton, Ont. heavy cold and as a result sciatica settled oe in ny hip and leg, and for three months I

1e could do nothing.

Echo presents to its readers the

° ° : : I sufi d i 8 ai it i : > ” A few weeks later he met the man | following plain statement ot fact, with the and could get no rest sa eae 1 sth | ongh d 1 nigh d “bled following story: “I had lagrippe in the - v8 ae that contribntes tg ie from whom he orders bis groceries. simple comment that a medicine that can | girly doubled ap with dneey: Ahas 4 pir , an cm hm. : am aon a : - spring of 1894. I did not seem to get over | ™ ae the scenery, The finest. $ “‘Hello!’’ quoth the grocer. ‘‘How | perform so remarkable acure is invaluable |; ) ~. ce aes ry | with night eweats, and on awakening found | 11,6 effects of the attack, and as the sum- | 8!Ves the blue tone to the sky, whi ; Te ae @ ing some other remedies withont gecting | myself very weak. M complexion was coarser kind 4 well you are looking!’’ and it is no wonder that the aggregate of |.) benef: | decided to give Dr. Williams’ | sallow 4 Aislin en | pe POY yp progressed became weak and listless, produces an al - “‘Yes,”’ said the convalescent, “I’m | its sales throughout the couutrv is! pink Pilly trial I boacht four beeen | em! Abd mv appetite entirely gone. Any kind of work bocame a burden to me, | ®PPearance. Xes, ery Sea eae C ills @ tria ought four boxes, | my friends believed me in a decline, Our Afiée pamela il of t f } ‘“*The clouds consist of dust feeling 2 great deal better. “T Ri SO a and before they were all gone I found that | family physician atiended me for a long | \4)) wocta Ss te ad d hold a por. If there be only a littl 4 ss eee »? anf 1a oOraner ‘** iwic ( : s ao yaKes . . o. : 4 of . . { 72 ! ‘ ™ : ¢§ ts Bike the ae a ive sos following statement, which neue confirm: | Wey were doing me much good. I then | time but I got _no better. Theua friend | nands over m ‘eae ia 7 wae the vapor is precipitated tam : ean ae oe ee ee ed by any number of witnesses in thia | 2° It ak rail a ye tacy were all | advieed me to try Dr. Williame? Pink Pills, ment or so it would flutier so] SO loads the clouds with waned ‘her g you. ae 2 ; ating ce s , ; ; . P “a DAG they nae you.” . a mains al hk ‘eoublay< Vek bande “ a pain i ich had caused me such ; Acting on this advice I bought a supply, violently. I could not go upstaire| sink in heavy 4 to. the ' at substitute? A Wagga u‘ens? agony for months were all gone, | aud continued their use until] my health ° : ‘ mk . & “Wh h ne t flee, | Complain about five yeare ago. [ had been iT ; 3 ; } without dif- | Without dust the vapor would ¢ 4 y, that substitute for coffee. then working in a Gsh shanty, and wae wet | ety ee ae ae enjoying the blessing of | was fully restored. I am sincere in saving ES fi b ki Cate And he named one of the numerous im st th cite aaa eel daiieas good health. TI take mach pleasure in en-| that I believe Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills es) culty, and | houses, making everything nold with ff ' itatious of the fragrant berry. I a a aaeaate to the house for tnrec | U0?*ing Dr. Williams’ Pink Pille.” saved my life. ry — “or —_ a fecl upon going og “en ‘ : it i nse, ”* SS aN - at as wou at our clotbes were i a | £ ; Never had 8 cepet it ip the house, months. This was my first attack, and ce Se eee - ares i PORN havetorest ek anil prell . i gaid the bilions man em)atically. < . : WB Sone on and umbrellas would be a a . on getting better 1 commenced work again, SB A2Ang,AA ALA AAs = eA a A Ai id ee KP th ona d ; R Psa: “4 s + : cer. * - ; ne SSS SSE = = = & BESSA A SE ZBL S ie , 1€ Sleps, an protection. It is hard, indeed, to That 8 funny,”’ said the grocer. “I | .0q continued at it xutil the next January SSS SS SS ES SSS... S25[2[4252 5255255 [e : when I got to| ceive how different e haven't sold your folks a pound of gen | when I took a much worse attack. The -«{f] e (M4 fis Hithe top lie! bo it ¢ } WS uine “offee in the last three mouths.’’ : PMA YL fii) Pe eif there were uo dust, This trivy nee oa Drs, pronounced it rheumatism, and after -«| it nN down until I | common stuf deeenae > . The bilious man didn’t say anything treating me «i a Ha baa FN ys could recover | so oe a le part ‘A further, bat his though's were busy. for that dis- ay fo) AN _ ting Promo egipe wrk gern . ne i ther B:- The next morning he looked at his cup ease until f (t et N AW 5 aaah tunel mu os ane ay steriut f a little suspiciously, but he drank it about the at{| als arr cng maan 1A ee ekeleton, my see 7 ts filmy particles, i withont a tremor. Perhaps he fancied first of May, . . ° ‘i checks were} oe . ‘| he detected the difference; perhaps not. gm ti ey diccov- «if Winter 1S the most trying season of | ergata = * ok, | Anyway, his wife still fondly imagines mi -ered that a — “ : OLD COMPARISON,” | ywa) y th f: my lips colorless, I Jost all my appetite \ he doesn’t know of the deception.— my oat LAC year. SO far as heal th 18 concerned and my meals often went untasted Medi« an sete Weaken mer tk Cleveland Plain Dealer. was disease 4 ° ; ’ , Eccentric Westerner Whe Bas , ' cine seemed to have ao effect upon we. the Sebriquet. oS of the hip; qf Confinement li doors, and overheated I was getting weaker ell the time, and at me the li EARLY ARITHMETICS. joint, and «t{l| d ; . . last began to give up bopes of my recov- The people sroses eee sdvieed me| “) @0G Impure ais makes even ordinary cry. My patents were of course Pa eeei | town, says the Yalkima Wash) Struggles of the Pilgrim Children With to goto an distress, andI knew by the looks and| S//ed bim *‘Old Comparison,

on ‘‘ciphering.’’ ‘‘The Bible and fig- | however, did not recover, and was compe!l-~ aif] ‘ > ° - mine, Mrs. William Henderson, of Toronto | tO test it, though I had a speaking 5 gers is what I want my bovs to know,”’ | led during the following summer to go aff} What y Ou need Is a tonic to acd came to Visit as our | Guaintance with him. One day! said the old farmer. I have examined | back tothe hospital, where I remained place. My condition troubled ber! passing bis bouse and he was

ORs ae. = i peanoeeanane nr

scan A orn ee

One of the “R's.” Next to penmanship the colonial school and schoolmaster took firm stand

with carea Wingate’s Arithmetic which was used fce overa century in the Wins-

ing with ‘‘a collection of pleasant and polite questions to exercise al) the parts of vuigar arithmetick.’’

Wingate’s Arithmetic and Hodder’s Airthmetic were succeeded by Pike’s Arithmetic. This had 3868 rules to be committed to memory, and not an

BD) hospital. I

went to Toronto and stayed in the hospi-— tal five weeks and then returned home. I

three months, getting worse ali the time. I wastoli I could not be cared, and when

fifth box I began to improve, and by the time I had completed a dozen boxes I was able to walk without crutch?s, and have never used them since. I was able todo light work in ashorttime, and in January last (1897) I commenced working in the woods, anu have no trouble from the hip unless over-exerted. During the last three

strong people feel dull, languid, “out of sorts” and generally run down.

nature in regaining lost energy, April

is the month of all months when a

is the greatest of all tonic medicines Tkrough their use ailing, tired and depressed men, women and children, are mahe bright active and streng,

early death.

recovery.”

actions of friends who celled to see me that they thought I was doomed to an Shortly after this an aunt of

very much and she insisted on my trying Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills.

enjoying my tormer excellent health, and I am sincere in expressing my belief that to | Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills do I owe my

S ) ©@ BOee Secoseorse5ee Geen It is Proved That

To please her

knew in a general way why the had been given him, but I didnot, dn my month's stay, have an opports:

hil

the steps of the little vime clad in front.

low family in Massachusetts. The first ons a a a ail! t ere F : I re ae i hope of any ‘ oe morning,” I said. edition was printed in 1620. It is cer- of ? onic 18 of m S good result. he effect, howevcr was lovely day.” . Ae tainly bewildering to a modern reader. ae 965 pagar wy beg w-/ 29 «l] Ost service woaderful and a pleasing surprise to me. **Finer’n silk,” he responded, | : | “*Pythagoras—His Table’’ is, of course, aoe 7” 7 9 _— ‘_e } re ore | «| I soon began te feel more cheerful and ‘How are you this morning?” © . our multiplication table. Then comes acct one. tiny iain? aes “aah 1 DR Wi seemed to feel etronger. Then my appetite “*Friskier’n a cc:t.” ti “The Rule of Three.’ “The Double : a 7 ap ee Piok pasar . began to improve and the color retnred to ‘*How’s your wife?” « } ” 4 OOK their advice, an Baas : : @ [ Golden Rule,”’ “The Rule cf Fellow- Sites I had finished oe -atff} loki tiie lip ° From that hour I **Poarter’n a pallet.” f ship,’’ ‘*The Rule of False,’’ ete., end- | ¢¢ «| Vy gained strength, and was soon “The weather is very hot and dey ™

this season, don't you think?” *Hotter’n a ran horse and dre elean sbirt.’’ ; ““T suppoce you went tothe wed last night in the meeting boul 4 pretty bride, I thought.” ‘‘Purtier’y a speckled dog.” 5 “The young wan is very rich, Theat

explanation was given of one of them. | years I have spent $300.00 in doctors’ bills wtf] y L . Dr. Williams Pink Pills ' ton Gometil foot thick.”

It is the most barren schoolbook [ | and medicines, trying everything recom-~- l] Ol] mus e Q Genuine ‘*Richer’n fertilizer a oot t F have ever read. These printed arith- | mended, but without avy good results un- «all ? J A Cure __ > ‘By the way, are you willing ® metics were not in common use. Near- | til I took Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills, to alll Rh . me those saw logs browa .

ly all teachers bad manuscript ‘sum one [ owe my mene ion, as the af Do not letany dealer persuade you to take eumatism, off your bands’”” spliced.” books, * from which the scholars copied | 1°¢'ors gave up all bopes of ever seeing something which be ene . he Sciati ‘‘Williner'n a girl to get

page after page of “sums,” too often | ™¢ out of bed al‘ve and well. I may say «lil ‘ 4 Saves is: just the as, or : just as ciatica ‘‘When can I seo them?"

withont any explanation of the process, though there were also many and long

: io be OH ht so bad thatI never ex- . rules, which helped the penniansh‘p if |” 7 eee ee : ’ . : : “ ° An 0 A ae oe thor romana king pected to be alive in the morping. «iff} genuine pills are put up in boxes, the wrapper around ae, } stick and led the way to theriver, 4 tanquan. Weak and Wasting Away. «ilf} which hears the full trade mark, “Dr. Williams Pink Heart Troubles, ing no remark, but answecing al val

Dandet and Animals.

Daudet had a lurking kindness for | Beaupre, Que, says:~“For two years I| qf) white paper, [nside the wrapper will be found Dr, St. Vitus’ Dance Two Not Always Companys sinners. He pitied them, for he could | ¥** Ul and apparently fading away. I Williams directions for use : : ho shut off from cose” : lost in weight and my complection was of all ee People who are " not see how in the long run they could g ) Pp nal contact with their kind are apt ©

succeed in anything. But the self right- eous were more offensive to him. I think be was right in saying that men and women who pass for having never sinned are unpleasant companions, and, from the day of judgment standard, perhaps the worst sinners of ali. The sensibility shown in ‘‘Jack’’ and other works did not extend to animals, Dau- det, though a cigalier, was deaf to the chirp of grasshopper and cricket. Birds have no place in his rural sketches. He would not understand the touching beauty of the ‘‘last friend’’ at the poor man’s funeral. Animals were simply

merely to eat, sleep and leave posterity

a ee

that before I began taking Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills during my Jast attack, I put

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Miss Josephine Boucher, Ste. Anne de

a pale waxy color. My nights were a long insomnia, haunted by horrible dreams when I did getasleep. My mother con- sulted adoctur whe said my trouble was chlorosis—that is the blood was lacking in its essential elements,—and he advised the uee of Dr. Williams’ Piok Pi'lx. Bis advice was followed and six weeks later I was fully restored to health,

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The Book of Job,

A story told of Carlyle in an English re- view forcibly recalls the days when in England religious services were long enough to tesi the zeal of the worshipers.

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good as” Dr. Williams Pink Pills. All imitations are wortaless ~ many of them dangerous to health, The

Pills for Pale People, *printed with Red Ink on

_ If your dealer does not keep Dr. Williams Pink Pills they will be sent by mail, post paid, at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 by uddresiing the Dr aif Williams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont, ; ESI BRABBIBEAG GGL I Lege

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Inoipient Cousumption All Female Weakness, Dizziness and Headache,

And all Troubles Arising from Poor and Watery Blood.

BOVE SHOSCBISSHOSSHE SOGHHSHTSSHVSH SASS SHSeBeAVENe

How to Wheedie a Librarian, I note that an Oxford scholar of my acquaintance, if he wished a valuable book to be taken from the Bodleian

| Wants, Lost, Found &e

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BOY WANTED

ROO VS TC LET.—With or without bord Enquire at Mrs. Wijson’s Vhestaut st,

TO LET.—That com (fortabie and ple*santly

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“Quicker'n a lamb can shake Bt #p tail.’’

And the old man grabbed jis bat 2

tions as usuuai. ool

grow splenetic. Army officers who lived for long periods at ove post on the frontier and the Wi F these army officers may know SOBB" about the difficulties of small human beings living ing cne another. Keepers of lighthouses do not get along together, and re te lighthouse keepers and two keepers’ wives the resuit 18 BS" monkey and a parrot a Light housshee a ig lighthouse keepers’ W! ; rolling pins —

; : . é ; ‘TL. P. Tanton, 4 situated house on St.. being the | heavy work with brutes to Daudet. At best they were | According to the story Carlyle had been } library into the Radcliffe reading room ; ——— | southern half or the residence of the» late Even busbands and wives pave warnings to human beings not to live | 2Sked to take the reading atfamily prayers } that he might continue reading it after vO LET—A enttage on lower Prince gi, | Chief Justice Palmer, vow in cccupation of to quarrei cB a ‘ during a short visit paid to his friend, the the library was closed, used to begin by possession istof April. D. Chappell. 53 | Commander Cheyne.’ Hot and cold water | knOwn to q

behind them. They sometimes were vices incarnate. Such were the fox, the serpent, the scorpion. What a selfish,

heartless thing the ant was! It hada!

head if you will, but it was the sort of

, head that organizes labor in sooty fac-

tory towns. The dog was the beastliest

provost of Kirkcaldy. The Bible chanced to open at the first chapter of the book of Job, and Carlyle immediately became ab- sorbed in his subject and read on and on to the end of the last chapter, when, clos- ing the volume, he remarked:

“That is a marvelous, lifelike drama,

only to be appreciated when read right through.”’

TO LE?.~One half of the three story d . ling house, -ontaining eight large wo Pasty

Prince St. Possession given Oo W. W. Wellner Y [7 7"

TO LET —The house and remises as the “Old London House, itnate rae St., nextto Government Warehouse No 1, Appl~ to Peake pros & Go. jan2&--tr

asking leave for some unique manu- script, and when that was refused a book somewhat less valuable, coming gradually down a scale and being re- fused with less emphasis, until he reached the book which alone he want- ed, when he would say, ‘‘At least you

May next. Ch’town,

in sam>, rent moderate, possession £ ven Jst Arply to H, JAMES PALMER, a

WANTED-— A cook, no wathing, Mrs John A. Longworth,

WANTED—A competent girl for genera| house work Apply io Mrs Arthur Newbery 73

Apply to 763i

; another, but because,

tour, not because they he - : soit off {roa

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countries, they were cut o kind and were torced to a one snother’s society. I weakbesses of human 0 gregatious. Whena isolated, they nearly always

oo : wat # beast of any. Daudet fled from every It is fair to infer that it was appreciated ae pen me objection to my taking enema aan Demeter waouirenio 4 a Exchavdé°e- — drawing room ena ne 2 lapdog. | gor once. Any cue who hea talon a boots this.’’—Cornhill Magazine. Apeis te thin odes ocality, : ——— 1. — Paris Letter in London Trut! solitary afternoon and attempted to give | - FOR SALE —One te : ; Cae in hieh of Job ih apartuniey a war : After the Battle. 2 Upper Queen St a oan bomee = MeDONALD & IN MAN TO Lb Le AGRADUATE OF TORONTO UNIVER. Preciated by reading it honestly through neg Jones was not re-elected. eer a AVES Wee ——— Barristers, Attorneys, SITY SAY. at one sitting can realize the consternation No, he was fired out. ne N foes dh The new doable tet na of the provost. Such a one will not be | ‘‘I wonder if he still believes office ia ~~ et — That Lleasantly mtuated and Solicitors, Notaries, &e. Brigi.ton Poed, containing I “My children have been treated with | likely to wonder, with Carlyle, why he a public trust.” oceupled by Mrs Brace weeer St ot ea heated with hot water, Jar Scoit’s Emulsion from their earliest years! | WaS Not asked again to assist at family “I doubt it. He regards it more in ; Z.ven about middie may. Apply to Peake | ~-=ICE—Caeron Block, Victoria Row. fitted with hot andcot @ur physician first recommended it and | Prayers in that household. the light of a public thrust.’"—New ; Bros: Co. Ch’town. 6S tf MONEY TO LOAN ight, ete.Possrssira giv? pow whenever a child takes cold my wife] Wow gtock of « Perrine” Kaster gloves, York World. | ie LOST.— $15.00 reward will be paid by Edw- McDox G.S1 Apply to J.J. Me immediately resorts to this remedy, which | 51) sizes a!] kinds. Jas Paton & Co. Getiingihd eye glen, With leug ond aban | ° * McDomare, Portas. always effects # cure. 753i | New maple sugar just received this 3 ook 49—1¢ e : morning from Crapaud.—Beer &

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