wwe *~\;s1'\==`~,

it Enterprises-Drink the. Principal and Worst Cause of

Some of our new watches

have £ll'l`l\`Cd

li>'e§l*`i*l"i'_~‘»UlJJS£S lilll.lllli_lll.l;1£ES~

Scme Ruined by Gambling-Others Dabble in too Many

Failure Among Bright, Brarny Men

The N0* Y0rk World some time

|80 lniited conf ss f who lelt themselvds idnbaigmmableosd

You willsay with us when lotion io mo ooo os mu roooiiyi,

you see them that they are

worth what we ask for them

i. ii. iiiioi,

CAMERON' BLOCK.

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E I,

Baden Pi\vill’s llounlarl Pollen

South Africa.

We, tne undersigned, of the Baden Powell'a Mounted Police have great pleasure testifyin >_the fact that

E. R. O.

cured ns of Rlieumatism and Sore Throat One of our comrades, when leaving Halifax, fortu- nately secured a few bottles ot the 0il,whicl'i be generously used in cases ol Rheuinatism. The equipment of our camp would uct have been complete without this Rheumatic Cure, and we have pleasure in bearing testimony to i".s wonderful curative power.

Yours truly,

Howann BLAKLI-:v, R. WENTWORTH, Curifonp Bonroiv, CHARLES !lcGna,

Gso. Cool, Wim-'nan C. WALK il

Sold by all Druggists and dealers.

ii 1 I If

PORT HOOD COAL

The Best House

Coal on the ‘

Market.

Insist on getting

it from your dealer.

I _ _ *

TEAMS V”

T0 HIRE

Goodturnouta of every describ-S

tion, and good horses, well cared for always

AT LARGES LIVERY

'i‘i.e only pai' of matched white horses in the city-specially si zt- able for weddings. Personal attention to all orders.

Pnorie 50.

:Large Brosos ' 5 nd U i>RoPiuz’rons.

Q/SS/\ WSWS

Wg |-(h’5

Livery Stables

3 Prince Street. § Charlottetown. P- E-

llillli

IQGEB.

U'-Ellllliitllll

WIJPOSCG. there was no lack of “_ 'P0393 Most of the wirters lay the blame of their poor suoooeg upon themselves' I-h0“8h some ascribe it to circumstances One man, at 1;-5,31 ‘gltgxged his failure to his wife, but I* "0 great show of justice, as is gear, even from his own statement. 1_1 lilly case, he should have changed

_ms P1011 or held his tongue.

Oiie mari was ruined by gg_mi§1ing_

.which will ruin any man, no matter h°“' "Ch 113 may get.-and another made u somewhat similar confession -when hc HWS he came to nothing through trying to get rich too su-dl d0D1Y. One man lays his poor suc- cess to lack of concentration and per- lerverance, but signs himself: "Try, tty. try asainf' one ooo hos cobbled in too many things," mane himself llldstel' Of I10thing, and gqnsegugntly as he says. has to. “take the bot,- torn place everywhere." ,

Still another man, a type of 9,

large cla.ss fell through strong drink. He heads his sad story with a. mot. to from Emmerson, "The dice of God are always loaded,"~ and thus mn. tinuesi

I fell from an estate of iniiuence,

\1S€full1€SS and ease to a condition ol _ drunken pauperism because I lacked 'self-control, pride, a.rnbition,`discip- line. I possessed some of tho minor Yirtlles-lndustry, integrity, honesty, bhaStity-but these proved an ina.de~ 2118.15 bulwark against the evils of social drinking; Beginning business at twenty, with

U fair education and a good know- plellgb of stenography, at thirty I was in charge of a. newspaper and was an tomclal court stenographer, blessed ‘with wife and children and a peace-

_tol homo and in the enjoymenz _mos I

income f about five thous and dollars Encrgttic, skillful, apt I was sutccssidl in mv official and private vocations, generally liberal Urlselflsh and open-hearted I had many friends and .i. wide acquaint ance

I drank moderately and Joined in

an occasional game of poker with friends. laid an occasional wager on U1 01@Cti0n, a. hull game or a horse race-iievvr to the material depletion of my purse-and was neither n gain- bler nor a rake. Twenty years since colripiinionable drinking at open ‘bars was more respectable than it is now _ and being in daily compan.ionsh~ip with lawyers, county officials, jury- incii, witnesses and politicians who indulged in a social glass, I soon bccariie 9, regular drinker.

As a consequence of ovcr-ir.dulg-

entfe. my health began to fail, and aa custom grewbinto habit, I felt the

was prolonged or perplexing. I well remember the shock to my self-res- pect when I first took u drink alone. but I never stopped to "breathe and exercise the soul by assuming the

, penalties of abstinence.

Finally nervous prostration com-

pelled me to resign my official posi' tion and to sell my ba-dly incumber- ed business, and soon I was a. wreck financially, physically and mentally; and one morning found me at amir- ror gazing at my haggard features, and wondering if I had in reality gone mad.

Is it possible my story will cause

HHS' _Voting di'iri‘<irig man to stop in his downward ivziy? I, too, was sure that I could never sfnk to such depths, and I piticd thc v:i'etclicd ones below me. But here I am, and there are coiaiit'es.~t llioiisvii-fl.'<. com- ing iiiy way. Arid tlicy l`ci°;;ct that

thc dice are lonclcd

| EASY To sror.

I William Penn, the great Pennsylva- nia Quaker, was once advising at drunkard to leave oil his habit of I drinking 'intoxicating liquor.

"Can you tell me how to do it?_”

said the slave of the appetite.

"Yes," answered Penn; "it is just

,as easy as to open thy hand, *fiionrl.”

“Cnnvince me of that, and I will

promise upoii my honor to do as you , tell inc," replied thc drunknrd. ` "Well, my friend, when thou l`.ndc;t any vessel of intoxicating liquor in thy hand, open the hand that cor.- taiiiis it before it rezichcs thy mouth. and thou wilt never be drunk Ugilin-"

The topcr was so pleas d with the plain advice that he .`OllO\\`Cd ii-

'fn Caro- sa Child of ( I'1°ll!‘

\\`iin; flannel cloths out of hot wa-

tor _ind afiply them to tlzc throat. \li;:n_ing them fi'c';iiently. i\i't;`;\jc fi tim over the crili liy ll1¢‘a‘-HS Cl shc_ts o\ci' ti scricii or uiiil_i'clla 1 ihcn place ai Small tcu k0tU€ OVCV ani alcohol laiiilf' “CUT the crib and let the child inhale the moist vapor whir-li may bc coiidiictcd inside thc i.>iif__ cure hting takin ili-at the child does not come close cnouih to the hot. slciiiii to get burnt. lf the aiiuck is severe, you inay give ten drops oi syrup 01' iP0C21¢ ¢Ve1'y nf' teen iiiinutes until voiuiting i‘esu`lts. it would be best to keep the Patient indoors for a day 01' “V0 affer the attack.-Emelyn Lincoln Coolidge,M. i_i_, in the Ladies' Home Jollrnal-

I Moat Poworlnl lan!! Known.

| (ln the Amazon river several Indian ,i tribes use snuii, called p=1r¢C&»_Wh1Ch is made of the seeds of a. SP€C1eS_ °f plant. When a. bout of snutl-taking is determined on the P00P1€ be¢`0m“-‘ _‘highly intoxicated and then use U10 ` snuff. The effect of Pareca IS S_0 violent than tho toEer_dr0i»S HS If shot and lies insensible for some time; those more accustomed to_ it are liiqhly excited. dancing and Sing' ing as if mad. The etiect soon sub- sides. other tribes use it to repel nguc during the wet season.

1-1f Ho Misunderstood. A citizen was riding outside of

Regina a few days ago on a bicycle when something went wrong With ihf? machine and the rider_ discovered hc had no wrench with him. Meeting a man the bicyclist inquired where he Couid find or monkey wrench. The intelligent foreigner, after scratching his head, P99595: "Jam Galbraitmhe keep one sheep ranch over there; H10 not know any monkey ranch."

A WONDERFUL CASE.

Picked up a iNewspa.pf_-r and by so Doing Saved Her Husbands Life.

,` 0rnwI,'oor,. July mu. is onu-

~ ne

George H. Kent, of 309 ;Gi1more St., vs as dying with Bright’s Disease.

He was in the very last stages, and the

physicians had given him up.

At last one evening the physicians told

his wife that he could not live iinti. morninir.

While watching at his bedside Mrs.

Kent happened ta pick up a paper con- taining an advertisement of a. cure of Brightfs Disease by Dodd’s Kidney Pino. i

A messenger woke up the nearest drug-

_gist and procured a box of Dodd’s Kidney

Pills, which Mr. Kent began to lake' at

‘ences 5 He commenced to improve, and he was , well and at work in two months. He has l not lost a day through illness since.

l That was seven years ago.

`, -*_-i...;____

FOR THE LIVING.

i0! why so chary of giving,

In the path we daily tread.

A l tile love for the living; .VVhy1~ivish it all on the dead? »

They have gone to the greas hereafter, ‘ They have left us, who once were so dear. They feel no heart hunger nor longing,

So be not so chary of giving,

The path is shoit that we trea/l;

Better “a rose to the living,”

.l Than a lauril Wreath to the deail l `A"la D. Lawrence.

_ -ii-ii___._.,_i_

l T BE EVILS OF CON S DIPATION.

' This dangerous condition causes sick headache, abdominal pains, piles, and in severe cases insanity and apoplexy. The most agreeable and satisfactory remedy

‘I is Eeri-ozone, which makes the bowels so

,well cr-ierezl thai na tural and unassisted

|‘ action is ertiblished. In is mild and

certain in action and never causes dis- tress or inconvenience, and may be taken I as long as required. Pain in the stomach l and intestines, p les,biliousness and head- ache disappear at once when 'Fe rrozone is `used. Recommended and sold by Urug oists, price 501'. By mail from N. C. Poison 8: Co.. Kingston, Ont.

No Pu.i.s Lima: DR. Hsim-.froN‘s.

,QUEEN OF BELGIANS CRITICALLY lLl:

Bnussnns, July 14.-The Queen ot the Belgims (Marie Henrietta), Wh0 11215 been suffering for some time from heart

nccd of stimulants when my work'

That is ofttlmes our portion here. "

n>»~¢~4»¢< »- ».=,o_,,", up- v-cage

_ Aesooonmgolo. , W, _“hw F g K6

f_‘_f'l§_'$_Qil_i_*£ LS

llew hardware Store

ln The London House Building Queen St Charlottetown

Now arriving, and being placed on the shelves,

a carefully selected stock of the finest articles in all

lines of general har<@.re.

The best of everything in supplies for all trades-

` men, for farmers and for the housewife. Opening day

about _luly 21st inst.

' QUEEN STREE'l`._

LONDON HOUSE BUILDING.

7, i2d&wiyr. _

UOOOOQOQ

Don ’t grow old before our time

save your bones- use pain{ more A 1 I Scrubbing brush le-‘s.

o The Sheiwiii-Williams

Family Pant I _

Is made for the little things around _

the house It dries with a good ` g`CS8, is easily applied and can ‘be c'ea ned with soap and water. Use it this year. and house-cleaning won‘t be so lard next year. Color cards

8 for the asking. , ' _ -

ooooooooo-ooooooooooo-oooooooooa _

;§;‘e\=§5;;~‘;°9;|ff _ ' 4. _siqv¢o»°_%<ll»i_lw;rie

it 5 J The Wcll dressed liiisliicsslliizin

is scrupulous about his footwear.

- rr... H _~ Requiring briiioooy of ieatim 5": if ,

Quality of upper and sole to stand

the unseen essential qualities of '

-" lining. insole and counter which ~ never fail.

_ v *" Consequently the Sovereign Shoe

` » "=- _ is his favorites Keeping him dry in

.FQ

5"" ,/

fill letl'

the routineof. daily duty, Having

- all wcathers. Saving him from that

tired-feeling at night. Made in all the popular leathers with heavy or

extra heavy soles. Price 83.00, $4.00, 85.00 staiiipednoii the sole.

For Sale by MORRIS 61 SMITH. Charlottetown

r ' m

No better plain rings than ours manufactured. We have a large str ck made especially io

c.1i\'£ \ I twill" i'

’ , 1

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'-r'

" ' ri' fr

wang

our order in the d-fferent qualities from ioio 18k gold. Also engraved and set, rings with diamoncs, opals, garne‘s. pearls etc.

C4- EI- 'I‘.£L S2 I.»C)E.. Jeweler 6. Opiician. SUNVYSIDE QUEEN SQU\RE

,iw Y; _ -- i ;'__-_- ' A*__; -S _-_A A- i>__;; ~._‘._-__.*-_-1-_._ ¢__._.»_.-:._.Y.

_ ° = 9

. ‘ ~ _

i-ine tunionta for weddings, and MESSBS C. G. I-ICHLBDS & U0 ; ` V R d V f

lil!

Will

"““‘°"““°* D°°'S"*"“'°”°"‘ "’°i°.‘."""" “S” I ` ` ` ` ` -1- Charlottetown.

lllllllllllllllllgllllllli isa 22 : i a

liii

ONE 52

metal

igh t, transparent for

when not in uae. CAI! \>¢ ii pocket. Can he had ti _ .

illiiiliilll lillillilml-

Q¢.,,ooooo f i

Milli

summer I was badly bitten by mcsouvtes

_ _ ~ RlVER,FLO0D$ ll-_IMYA-_ .

D H mom. .1°- ‘WY f*é*“;¥l‘9ef°?"t of tl: flazd In the De Hollins rlvhf' _‘|188 1, Star Steam Liilildfy

reached 0.tui(|§va. Tha

` I Y, mwa _A _ Q _ 1 ,. ' i ,_ siifsrifxg allfd lisdill risiu¥."‘I55_" d"i'°°f»P““l:»‘§x

34; mm,ggfro¢n*t!ieit'ihomos. #Trains ,wi do to try ltfzfa

E D, STERNS,

A. F. WEBSTER. '

‘starch is now_

a. is ._ -

iiooi.L~1m4~w1 -1°” <?“°“" "'i?"* it i i has5°¢l\'°"md°"°"i99‘§tih‘?;`b1ioef??"§?d2f r needed t¢mn9f%‘i‘Yi°” th’ mi tr ` ’3i,,,¢I-osirsiri" ` `

, _oobodiy that I thought I would be! ' _ _ MR. ]1;cKbI§oss,”Prov. Manager., The North American Life Assur- SEALED Tzuvnsmdmnd to m

di5nK\l|'¢d f°f° °°“°l° _gt wee_k'." I Wim X j ~ ?)Ee 3 Y' I be k .1 d h f f Ha:i;eblur:u\;l;:fi:’:rllberree:;¢:e;odt

J _ advised to ary your Linimentetoollay i ei _ _ AR_ rn- g to ac now e ge c eque rom your company or emu umsuudl mmm

° _ u.,.;¢_,¢;°n, ,na aid so. The elfeot _was I 0 _ $3,119_,bemg proceeds of my 20 year endowment policy for $2,ooo, ’ Y

rnorxiirrok. V iocrreihan I exp' otod-3 NW . 9!@f°°t'°°: "“ _ _ taken out 20 years ago when the North American first started doing t:;::f_?:?;f°;,?:,;¥U°i;;;i;§f,

4 f _ T` completely wrivt 01° i“i'°"¥”"*i\"*"°“ _We h3V¢ gf”-f P1¢3S\11’¢ 1° SaY1"'€ business in this'City. I may say the results are entirely satisfactory to moo, N s..aoeoram¢¢o o pin and ° t , x ,V _,_"j his the bison f from ' p “°'°lf11af me, andlonly regretpl didnot take out $10,000, atthat timeas I “°° 1°" °= ° et W* °5°°' °' °

' il ‘ _ _ I l » _ g1NARp'sL1N1\|EN'l‘ 0 _ Y . - _ - » ~ _ - - _ ~ - _ r»areii.mq nooioeornogiooennli

_ _ _ it _ P E l 3 ooggidef it a first class investmeiit In addition to mrrying the insur _ ‘

*'°‘°*°°?“°"’°‘"“° , _ I g;ve u; good rwhts, it makes thelanoe, I waiuld adiiise all y<;i;neg;gi}ei’iinv;i1;<;c;iSnipavyil'§hIcr¥)>`r;miui;i gp t`att_e

I' * ~ _ I _ _ . tanon owmen msuran , . a y ema ic w in om

` Nad llmens Ing’ yet .very pliable thus gving during their best earning years, and give them something to VI; Iwi kwwhfd “lvl

G”°°' °prevetlt1ng breaking of It (1 k f ard to in middk 1ife_ onthe form aapivierl and signed

takesfa ll1¢¢: P01151* and Fh°_,f?1°r ‘ ls oo 7 Iblgre no hesitation in recommending the North American as being °°r:‘:f;;::f¢°'eqm,,d°""' mm,”

_ 1 I 11011 8.£¢Ct¢d f.h£ hkit Of t& 1I`0\‘|. p one of the strongest and best gf gut Canadian Cgmpanles, pnbkmtkaaa °ft;: llonmbk the

_ Respectfully Yours,

1 Ch'Town Steam Laundry. A I BENJAMIN Roonns

Ch"I`0wn, P. E- I., ltiarch 3rd, Igoz. ~.J P( FQZ

forP

` L -f #_ ;:;¢‘ .

ANY

Swain ‘luiimiuhu

u°I;e.1;veaaba\oa¢veryday saggy

9 15a ni cfmnectm DAPE BRETON an

lilS)NEY with Steamer Bnue for

HALIFAX with

town, P E I -6-x6, d :wks

WANTE

Hides and

trimmed

- Al o lresli eggs

I0 (IQ Dozen

` “ii - i' Witte what you

` hiseiobffer

Sllllll YOUR BBHES

4-vrn

1 »` $ 'Z

fi"

When one ave an

clock to get you up at

' time. It will do

fail--tli ’ what

SIMON

(.»l.OCKS\o various

W N T

5 OUR.

will be the very

at the emporium

D MCLAREN

The Ariis-ic Tailor n an

.o,‘.‘.'.I5§'i°“’i.'.. 03?" "J ‘

the truiixx and do th; gt,-fngriipuo and rx HG

d me argon notice. A

creat Georne S‘reet-a few doors

nor h of Crabbe’a corner

General Mcc

Ch tonn Mobil to

A eneral meeting of the Ch town

g .-

Mobile Co will be held at the o@e

o no

of W VV Clarkeo» Monday zist mst at 8 o’clocl. for the of Directors and transaction of other business as may come

IP You insulin IN ii-is “‘°“‘““”"‘ W W

disease, but who was recently reported to -

ini; Nonii-1 AMERICAN urls

conditiouls critical. "

ea this lctt r rom a well known Gentleman of

` ` ut ant ovizy

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