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1‘ Tickets 25 and 35 cents.

9-10 td.

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f‘ Sydney Street.

Having leased and thoroughly renovated thiswel known house, I can accomodate per- manent and transient boarders at reasonable -ff rates. All modern improvements.

Good stables in connection.

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Niagara Falls.

The summer rush is now over, many

are yet planning how beet to spend their vacation. To those who would learn something of the vast extent of Canada, visit her: large cities, enjoy an inex- pensive outing, the falnous Niagara Falls, and in addition have four days practical education at the Great Pan-American, we would say to buy an excursion ticket to Bud’alo, and to those who are unfamiliar with that section of the country, we would say by all means join one of the personally conducted excursions adver- tised by the Canadian Pacific.

A general misunderstanding exists in

regard to personally conducted excur- sions. Many people imagine that on these excursions one must pays lump sum before starting to cover all expenses and that while on the journey they must travel with the party, sight seeing and taking their meals, etc., exactly as dir- ected. Those who have made the trip found, however, that exactly the reverse I is the fact. On these excursions each member enjoys absolute freedom to travel as he likes, and to do as he likes. You do not pay an amount to cover all expen- ses, each expense is paid for as incurred. The company send an experienced repre- sentative with each party to assist each member to see as much as possible in whatever way that member feels dis- posed to do so. For instance, leaving St. John on Tuesday 17th, you will ilnd the Courier has arranged for special sleepers and cn arrival at Montreal ifyou are to spend one day there with the party you will find arrangements have been made by which you can leave your baggage in the party’s through car; then, if you have no particular place to visit or any friends to call on, the Courier is on hand to tell you how best to reach them. If you have nothing special you will find the Courier has made arrange- ments for visiting Mt. Royal, St. James and Notre Dame Cathedrals, Chateau de Ramsey, Lachine Rapids and many other points of interest. In addition to this those who join excursions of 17th will arrive in Montreal on the 18th, the day on which the Duke and Duchess of _ Cornwall are due in that city, and you will, no doubt, have an opportunity to see the Royal Party.It is thus throughout the entire journey. On arrival at Bufalo the Company’s Courier has all information in regard to reliable boarding houses, and will make arrangements for checking and transferring baggages from station to boarding house, and willalsoarrange to. have automobiles meet party at depot and convey them to their hotels or boarding houses, and if any member of the party have any particular place to stay or friends to visit, they will find the Courier ever ready to give them careful instructions asto how to do so.

In referince to the Fair itself, it is proposed on the day of the arrival there that the Courier will show the party around the grounds and through the principal buildings, giving them a general idea of the features of the ex- position and after that each member can visit that section in which he is par- ticularly interested.

Although manymemborsof the drstand

second personally conducted excursions by the Canadian Pacific had visited Nia- gara Falls in the past, they claim that until they had seen the falls with the C0mpsny's representatives they had nut seen one half the many interesting feat- ures of that wonderful place for sight see- ing, and what they had seen had been at an outlay of four or five times what it cost them to seeeverything when guided by a Courier who knows every section thor- oughly,and we may say to those who have never visited Niagara Falls that they will, by joining one of these person- ally conducted excursions, save time and expense, and be assured of seeing every- thing of interest.

pense is settled for as incurred and each member of the party therefore is at liberty to leave the party and make special side trips or change their route whenever de- sired. On the last two excursions a num- ber returned home from Buffalo via New York and Boston, others remained longer in Buffalo, and a fewrexnained at Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal, which are visited

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Two sizes, 25a and 5Oc.

The REV FATHER FRANCIS

on the above subject in the

Cathedral Basem out .._.ON._.

TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER I`Ii|\

Rtddin Bros.

War.

JAMES KELLY,

“Juan Ili Arc”

CLEMENP KELLEY will Lecture

in aid ot the Fu ode of St Vincent

de Paul Society. Doors open at 7.30

Lecture at 8. Tickets 20 cis. at 1 hDnPsy¢hx“_

At the conclusion of the Lecture-

Father Kelley will relate some of his experience as s Chaplain in the Cuban

I 3 17 S°°"°t"‘yl Restore the lfxdne s to

_ on the return trip. ~ C The next two excursions are to leave the ; Maritime Provinces on Tuesday, Sept. 5 17th, and October. 15th. _

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SEPTEMBER 15. JACOB A PRINCE WITH GOD. Gen. 32. 1-32. Memory verses, 24-28. GOLDEN TEXT.

faint.-Luke 18. 1.

OUTLINE.

As explained before each item of ex-'

Men ought always to pray, and not to

1. The Evening Prayer (Introductory) v.

THE GUARDIAN, 0HARLO'EEx‘JW'N,

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Excursions to Buffalo and 2_ The Mmm WMM’ v_ M’ _,L_ :L a e S H T

3. The Morning Victory, v. 26, 30.

Time.-B. C. 1739, according to"Usher.: _ L

Places.-1. Padan-aram.` 2. Mount

Gilead. 8. Mlzpeh. 4. Mahanalm. 5. ‘ _ , - 5 » | - | 1 ’ ` Q ff, ,_ _ The Land of Soir. 6. Jabbok. 7. Peniel _ _ _ ' » _ , _ ere s on-el mi ' Lnsson HELPS. v . ~ ` - _

From Beth-ci Jacob pursued hisjourney “ ' - 1 - lr' " - A if to Haran, where he found some ot bis ghQ¢g._..ng Paper in

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:;::~:x.,§; I Tackle llllr Pi 0|J(lS|l|0|l. -on-g on -td wealth. The envy of Laban reached him, ` I _ ‘ honest str"-l

and he made a secret night to his own _ ` O_gr

country. As he draws near to Palestine ` ~ he fears the wrath of Esau and seeks to - D . .,__o 0 their appease him. He hears thatliisau is com-

ingto meet him with four hundred men, . . gaugg wear 5°,

and is much afraid. He divides his com

His prayer in verses 9 13 is a very touch

nature. The prayer is to the G-od of Abra-

ity, "I am not worthy.” It closes with a

me"-For he was sau,

he had once done wrong.

youd the brook,and then he was left alone in the dark and silent night, prey to fears

agony of soul is marked by thcintensity of his prayer

1 21. “Ad J b in 1 ”-at . . ' mb W1, m°,,°'§n m:;;'_Df,ce;°°f,fough, A hundred G1rls’Reefers and Ulsters at a saving of

of his sins in the past and of his possible death at the hand of his angry brother _

man, for he saw a divine visitor, the angel

25. He prevailed not”-That is, the

angel; then he touched the hollow of Jacob’s thi h' thati the socket of the

p jo n s was one to

feel his own weakness in the presence of heavenly power. ‘

phrase is, The morning ariseth. The

and victory. He was now indeed a

human soul can put up to God. To know God is toknow what abiding peace is and

to make one stronifor work and drave for trials. This is nowledge, the highest

30. “Peniel”-The word mean The face

surface, in regard to God’s presence, the

New tolor In the cheeks 1

Richnessln the Blood

Ltd Health, Vigor and Strength lil

the \Vl\ole System When Dr. Chanda Nerve Food is Used.

Paleness of the gums, lips and inside

of eyelids, nervousness. weakness, in- digestion, headache and despondcncy are the symptoms common to chlorosi and anaemia.

These symptoms indicate that the

blood is thin and watery, and does not contain suilicient nourishment-syrup toms that disappear when Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food is used to build up the body and fill the shrivellecl arteries with rich, red, life-sustaining blood.

Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food is a. special

formula. devised especially for all dis- eases arising from an exhausted condi- tion of the blood and nerves, and has proved signally successful as g, cure for anaemia and chlorosis.

In fact it cannot fail to cure these

ailments, because it goes directly to

red cor uscles in the blood,

form new D and so nourishes and restores the sys- tern to health and vigor.

It is of lncalculabie worth to 'women

suffering from the weaknesses and ir- regularities peculiar to their sex, and is evidenced by the grateful testimon- ials published from time to time in the daily press.

Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food. the great

blood builder and nerve restorative; 50 cents a. box at all dealers, or Edmon- aon. Bates & Co., Toronto.

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for which Dodd's Kidney Pills all the only certain

neys are actually damned

ag, and the water, which a ouldbe expelled in the form of urine, Bows back and lodges in the cells of the flesh and puB`s out the skin. Remove the filth which plugs u the drain.

health. There is cog one Kidney Medicine

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-KIDNEY

URUPSY °'"s§*°°k

SEALED TEKDERS wiilbe received by the

undersigned addressed “John E. Bell, Char.

up ox: c . noo , s ay_ ¢ uf. teenth day of September next. rgor, for the

and eifeds of Mr. Lawrence W. Watson (dei

business in Charlottetown, under; the name T5 W.R.Watson)and situated and being in the Dru Store and Premises intel occu ied Mr

r &_ Co The stock list of the be inspected at the oiice of Mr. SOHC. 3 '

pr-cpe on applicati to Lb or the on G et sale ismade in._pnrsuance of the

con said Lawrence W. Watson bca ' ‘

pany into we bands in the hone that we . 0 Run" down town and see the 200 Ladies New Felt Hats complet’ stock of may eecape,and in the hour of danger calls ‘ and pn('93»

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ins 011°. and in was l>°i°f-= ° m°.d¢1- Never before has there been such an oder. Jacob the sohemer is now Jacob the be- - _ _ _ ' li _ never, and danger brings out his devout 135 Ready to wear Trimmed Outing Hats, worth up to ’

Cor. Queen and

ham, the God of his father, who keeps the OO

covenant It quotes the promise, “I will ’ _ _ . .. I _ sap

be with nies." Before wen s premise See our windows for this l1nc.- doubts and dangers flee. It breath humil- ~ -. _ g

petition based umazgdpggin, Ne-W Goa’-bs I

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beat

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“There wrestled a _ man with him”-He - ~ ' saw more than 8 dream and mm than 5 Visit us for Saturday leaders.

of Jehovah. _ O C _ Phan' _

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Conlmeton and

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26- “The day bresl=¢1=h”-The exact

hour had come for Jacob to go after his ' ` & 0 so - '

,,,,,,,,,,, _,, ,,, W, .., ,,,, M, HICKEY NI H L N .fi let thee go”--Holy boldness from intense ' f ' ».

desire for the blessing- TOBACCO- M_-KNUFACTUILEILS. ' ll ` 1 ` - - ,

27. “Thy name"-For the name in this ` * '_ l ,_ _ ` ,_ caaeshowed his nature; The Supplanter. Blggk TW] ‘ ' ~ `. , ffl 5 2 Q - as was seen by his condu st to his brother. Bright Tudst I c ___

28. “Israel”-That is, Prince of Power ~ _ with cod. 'rms marked the turning- P°Bfl,5lP°ki¥ll | _ point in his career, the moment oflight Ruby chewing l ~ `

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and most precious. __

ofGod; that is his _pr-eeenoe, and was a _

name most appropriate. v ` _ 4. ,_ 32. The children of Israel eat not”- _ ' .3 ,

This shows the efect which this event ._ _- had upon the Jewish people through the » - ' » ' futureyears. The whole narrative has ' '~ ‘ much to teach us, if we look beneath its r ' '

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upon God- we are odering at Sl 00. 4 _

He prayed,and then he devised a plan to N ~ at 'n'

appease Esau, and by a costly present’ to ` I __ . in-,and » prevent the trouble he feared from the ` _ ~ _ i ` lymgug,

meeting. Finally he sent his family be- / - _ sql g_

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A Pittman a co E “E °“E"‘“

Peaks N0. 1 Wino-t \ Ch>u'i..tte;0w|1 B_ E_ I

In order to reduce our immense storrkmn make ro-.m

You’ll enjoy ice to

W 5103!. and thé warmer the ._ weather gets the more yon’-lf

enjoy it. ~~ <-'

__ felephone us (No 238) or _ . send usword and we'll deliver ' a package _at your door, ,

We make our- Ice Cream

from-our Psateurized cream- vhieh is absolutely pure and admittedly superior in lavor to 'ordinary cream-and we ‘ put it up in l0c., 20c and 35o. P°°\=°s*~-

John 6. Ioboltlld

Pasteurized Milk Factory, Water Street.

We will Sell fur 30 days

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All goods in our store at from

10 to 33 1-3 p. c. off.

To Let

A dwelling house on Upper Euston

` Street. Apply w

CHARLES MGGREGOB

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Big' bargains lor everybody,

V TENDERS [_-QR This is a- genuine slaughter sale

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W. P. CCLWILL.

lott;town°,;§)n<Qmarkx:do1;"I"c;.\t/iilerrés fot£hStc;§k,' Charlottetawn_ ' , Suu nyside. ,

stock of Drugs, Fancy Goods, Shep Furniture ar Iottetcwn Sept 3 d&vtf V

iii’-g-ii-¥,»‘;,*§-5-ii-ii?ii2‘-92’-li?-sliiii-by%‘i P. E. island Tailoring Company

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A nice line of mitings and overooats which we will make at reaaenah ' We do not want the earth but by strict attention to and

- value for yon: money we hope or a share of your patronage.

_As_weintend puttingontnothingbutiratadau work you an depmd”

getting the best for your money. _

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tained in a Chattel Mort-

nng date the Sth day of.

have the oppprtunity_o§ Drug-Store without cool-

himself

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drink more liquids dura ing summer weather. By using .

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this necessity. becomes

a pleasure, as it is a most delicious refresh ing drink At all Grocers.

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