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Iii some instances he gets thin and em~ gcizted. In others he zets_ grossly Cnr. ulent, and weighted iloiyri with flabby fat. In the Erst instance he is .1 candidate for jwpepsia and ner\'ons_prostr;ition. In the second for kidney trouiile or heart failure. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery en. ables the average man to undergo a great dnl of hardship, deprivation and over. ,ogg in spite ofthe life lie leads. It causes th, food to be properly assimilated. It builds limi. healthy: desh. but does not make gnrpuleut people more fat. It cures dyg. Pgpsia. nervous troubles. l_<idney disease and ¢per cent. of all cases oi consumption. It prevents wenzness in an y organ of the body. “l:|Augn§_ iS<;5_ I was taken down in bed 'ima buniinz and severe pains in my stomach nd “der my slioulders,_and dizziness in my kgdg' writes Ira_D. Herring, Esq _'of' Emporia, vghmg Co., Fla. _ `.\Iy home physician said my Umpgqms were like consumption. l\’othing that uggqould digest. and I_ had great distress in my gmach. lwrote Dr. Pierce or advice. and took
bottles of his ‘Golden Medical Discovery’ thftf of ‘Pleasant Pellets' X am now able
ywork and eat many things that I eould
tmch before I took these medicines."
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Bill Heads,
Statements,
Letter Heads,
Note Heads.
Envelopes, Invitations,
Programmes,
Circulars,
Visiting Cards,
Receipts,
Notes of Hand,
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CHEAPat
Maii’s Physical Bliiiiil.
Rev. Dr. Talmage Says No _ Man is Satisfied With His
Life, No Matter What its
Mistakes and Blunders.
Wzishitigton, .July li.-Rev.Dr.|'1`a1.
.mage-. this morning ireached from the tfxt; Job ii. 4, ~~.-ill ili-it ii. mam hath wil he give for his lite." He said:
'1`n.at is un'r.ic. The Lord did not
say it. but strain said it to the Lord when the eiil one wanted Job still`moi'e afflicted. The record is. "So went
boils." A' d Sa an has been the author ot :ill criip ive diseases Since then. ani he hopes by poisoning the blood to poison the. soul. Hu: the restil. of the tliantdi-.~:il experimi-nt which left Job viczi rpioved the fiiisity of the :Satanic remark.
But sat:in`s fiisehood was built on a
truth. Life is very precious, and if we would not give up all there are many i things we would surrender rather than suirender it. We see how precious life is from the fact that we do everything to prolong it. Hence all sanitary re- gulitions, all study of hygiene, all fer.: of drafts, all watt-rproofs, all doctors, all medicines, all sruggle in crisis or accident.
No wonder he was vindicated. Life is indeed very precious. Yes, there ~ are those who deem life so precious
,they would like io repeat it. They
would lik-_-. to try it over again. They would lineto go back from 70 to 60,
, from 60 to 50, from 50 to 40, from 40
| to 30, and from 30 to 20. I propose
ani?
QUEEN ST.
Telephone us for pric' :_ # 9
_ #nesting
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(Assrssxmrr srsrlx).
Wish §
As a Man I
Babies ’ i
N0 you say. But don'l ,
know that the unprotected widow i
d orphans are the sport of Fate-the
for a very practical and useful purpose, as will appear before I get inrongh, to discuss the question we have asked of others and 0the:s have again and again asked of us. Would you like to live your life over again ? '
Why, just loot: at the temptation we have all passed through and just look at . the multitudes who have gone complete- ly under ! Just call over the roll of yciir schoolmates and co lege mates-,the clerks who were with you -n the same stor¢:or bank cf the operatives in the same factory with just ii. good prospects ° l ‘» 1
il.. SOII, WOO COIJJQ [0 COIDP €L. HPS Some man that told you that he was go- inff to be u millionaire, and own the,
ie|pless?i if: , ,Q _k d __
i test tro ters on ti turnpi e, an re tire by the time he was 35 years of nge, you do not hear fiom him for many ieais an-ii know nothing about him un- til some day he comes into your store_
Htwood of humanity-What can they Mind asks for 5 cents to get zi. mug of;
lfwhen you are not there to help them? nlequestion demands an a.nswer.' The llier is starvation or degradation. “O remedy is Insurance. Add to In- I
brotherly consideration, care 5
aid and help, and you have i
llu Canadian Drder
of Foresters. § _
hqggerynsuranceatjustenoughabove lblaclinfss of darkness forever. Live
to insure absolute safety.
un Au' rar all rss: l
I-vmuiu on on on oi. I 1151* $900- $i,ooo. $1,500. $1.005 ‘N85-... 35:. 6oc. .... 9oi:. ....$i.zo `“P---- 40C. .... 65c. QSC. .... x.3o
l'°15.... 45c. I' 5oc.
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7oc. ....$i.o5 i.4o ....i 856. .... 1.28 .... 1.70 ! ...$1.00 i.5o zoo
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lliilktioii lent on appliation to R. EL!.io1'r, ‘ill-. Ingersoll, Ont.; Tnos. Wiiirs. H. S., l llliiirll Ont.; or Eiucsi- Ganrcxc, Supr. of \ WW' Brantford, Ont. i`
beer.
You, tie good mother cf a household. r
and all your children iiiiiig upto call. you blessed, can remember when you were quite jmlous ot tue belle ofthe village, who was si tranrcendently fur and popular. But while you have these two liouoza ile and queenly names of wife and mother she becomes a poor wait of the street and went into the
life oi er again? Why, it many of those who are respectable were permitted to experiment. the next journey would be demolition. You ge; through as Job says. bythe skin of your teeth. Next time you mignt not get through at all.
You nie now, let us say, 20 yeais or
ten years or one year :off from cel. estial conjunction. Now, suppose you went buck in youreaily life 30 years or 40 years or 50 years. what a awful postponement of tue time of reunion !
But hear ye, nent ye.while I tell you
how you may priicizally live your lite
ip _ foveragaiu and be a'l the better for it.
DAVID I. WELCH
llotary and Conveyancer. l
OFFICE:
Nkcnssren and iv\oncroiv.ni.s
m0sd
'“"‘ An Accurate
Watch. . _ _
is a necessity-not a. luxury only. 1 T0 utilize every moment of precious time, to meet trains, to keep appointments, to be Pllways on time, one must
1 “We 8 God Watch;
,_ - Y You may have one.
0u may not.
To iii i 1 id
l You may put into the remaining years of ‘your life all you hiive learned of wis~ 'dom in your past life. You may make lthe coming ten yearn worth the preced- ling 40 or 50 years. When a man says he would like to live his life over again i because he would do so much better and iyet goes iight on living as he has al- ; ways lived, do you not see he stultifics
J lhimself? Ile provesthat if he could go
iback he would do almost the sumo as he t has done.
» Besides that we have all these years ‘~ ~ fi i ff` iv to be useful and in
, 'nt-_‘ti lt-`..1'n.tie no ' . ' the neit decade we ought to accomplish 'more for Gcd and the church and the ' world than in any previousjour decades. _The best way to attone for past indole- ince or past ti ansgression is by future iassiduity. Yet we often find Christian ‘ men who were not converted until 'imey 40 cr 50, as old age comeson, fsaying, “Well my work is about none fund it is time for me to rest." They i cave ;0 years of their life to satan and
e atter c ass we won ; s .
' -- 'the world, a little fragment of their like to Say that we carry In life to God, and now they want rest.
stock RELIABLE' WATCHEs`\\'eather that belongs to comedy or
only. We guarantee every
_ Watch.
our prices are very low.
Call at
W N T work maine other io i-eiiiwonta ii .
° ° 9 I suppose, get a very brilliant reception
Gm; (ho,-ge 53 'in heaven. If there are ally d1'16d
,tragedy I say not.
l The man who gave one-half of his existence to the world and ol the _re-
maining two qnarters one to Chnstigtu
I ll-xves in heawii, they wgiiid b_, ,.pp,-0.
|p"ifiie for his giriai.<l,i»r if |11.;-9 is
ili one will biok u st-ps. it wcul-.l “PP1`0Pri»te for lii~ coronntifn. o:
l`~~*f‘i`1`fI»‘° Bhd deprivation. _
\‘ Thty if-.» t-nribtcd to do lnny lrxtrp iviill iwitixcti string. it w0ii.d _ ~ " I :be npprcpzixite for his t"i~g‘-=rit'l'.>. My
ibrclwtr, _ion give nine-iii; li. 0; ypuri
l :icy l be
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Success, Because of its-
Satan frth and :mote Job with sole.
I Genesee wheat. .
ba i‘
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scored :init tlir.-0 ~ at-i :tion _rcivits at
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time to utone fo; tie past is bv rf ' ll ~ A
5 My heiteis,the1iit=talic$ of touth can
wing oftlii-tl n _vi-a-_
Iiiiiiiisiv ‘l»~i=i *iii nc now and
soweii wild cats to the and of their short
~, I fe so ived W ld oats,<ind that those who
start sowing G¢ne.~e_-. wheit always sow
A-.id Qin the reupiiig of the harvest
E have befn good. His +y.-sight fir ih , world has got somewhat dim,‘out his eye-
must bend clear over to hear what his little grandchild says when she asks wmtztie nas brought for her. But he eaisly catches the music rained fiom supein-il spheres. Men passing in the streets take rff their bats in reveien»el
F.
and for making this world hippy. ole did! cioriouti iiiwnificwii ‘
be buoyant as the morning. He got had
its have become worse. He is a man on fire, on fire with alcoholism, on fire with all evil habits, out with the world rind the world out with him. Down fall- ing deeper. His swoolen hands in his tlireadbare pockets, and his ey.-s fixed on the ground he passes thiough the sireet,and the quick step of an innocent child or the strong step of a young m-in or the roll of a prosperous carriage maddens him, and he curses society and he curses God. Fallen 'sick, with no resourcee,lie is carried to the alnihouse. A loathsome specncle, he lies all day
iS $l.000,000.” Another will say. ‘~Sncces-i is :worldwide publicity."
Another will say. ‘-Success is gaining
that which you started for.” But as it (Continued on the Sixth Page.)
(From Toronto Globe.)
THIS CERTIFICATE '
Brings Forth a Story.
. Bowiuivvnmit, ONT.
'5li">‘1°‘l\I‘*‘> /i' We, the undersigned,
_______ il. lcertify that thehealth
i ;T'_1;°.:°. .;' /'of_ the Rev. R. A. ,L __ /qw Eilkay hsstfoi-_ mopths ii' li :-.°_-i__._ ',',/» een e emlra’ mg' ',~ -_T---__.___.. .=,/ and that he is now 'l 5 ;1f:;:;“‘;::s..f:;i;;‘i
and urgently requires immediute and prolonged rest. J. W. McLaughlin, M.I)., A. Beith, M.D., L; Holland Reid, M.R.C.S., etc.
THIS INTERVIEW TELLS IT.
A reporter called on t-he Rev. R. A.
Bilkey, rector St. John’s (Episcopal) Church, Bowmanville, Ontario, during a. church function, and on congratulating him on the great change for the better in his appearance, the reverend gentleman said, “It is due entirely to Dr. Wa.rd's Blood and Nerve Pills.
“I suffered for over three years from
extreme nervousness, weakness and pros- tration, and could not obtain relief. A few months ago it became only too ap- parent that extreme nervous prostration , had set in, as I lost flesh and appetite rapidly. Three of our four medical men pronounced me in urgent need of irnmedi~ ate and prolonged rest in order to build up my nervous system, giving me ia. certiii cate to that effect. About this time, by pure accident, Dr. Wa.rd’s Blood and Nerve Pills were brought to my notice. I decided to try them, and on doing so a. decided change for the better took place at once. I have since continued taking the pills, with continued and marked bene- fit and improvement. My appetite has returned. I am gaining in flesh steadily, and my general health is now good. Further, I am sure that these results are duo to the action of Dr. Wa.rd’s Blood and Nerve Pills, and I have every confidence that they will do for others all that they have done for me.” ‘
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king hoircn grefii. \vhileto_i~i»ui.ti » _ _, _ -_ __ _ ;’..“;:1... Ready Made ¢1°fh111€» Hats
.lite t=» sin at d satan, and theti ;;e‘ ion- ` I ' .\'frr»tl :ti il their rest ri vlvlf ii sziiirti- ' _ P
tied iii7.iu~:~s. :ind tieii Lo np 10 get ' ".
‘<1 `- f i ,. ` ,- f V1""f"" ' ' your licivi-ii v ici-\:t~_'=!. :iii-i I \\'u‘r:in`i' ii »
. ,_,\\ I .i v ~ ‘ L, _ _ Su Satan Hiiiies By Poisoning a ...ii .i ....
~, y"»\"r=_\_> Ii'~'~-' in the
*_ rrziriirv \\'.iv cn- _
selling at $1.00, 1.50 and 2.00.
suit you.
End women siiy. ‘What a good old man . _ A y
e ie!" Seventy or 80 years all lor God
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_ i.:;;;§§’ Caps’ Gen” F“"”iShi”gS» S*“P1°
' _ “ _ Goods -the largest variety and AUTHUR UFlfllUPl|VE Ul3El3Eii_€._..`. f.§.»i‘l_"..‘....;§;`_ prices ever shown by us. Seed these
l10illl0 Q5 Lllil IIl(lUSI'y Ili lille;
ni wr be corrected. 'lime gone is gmc `l _ ,
,f0r¢ver. An opportuniiy passed the S
thou saiidih part of a sec nd has by on-.1
leap reached t ie othersi-le of a gteit i -
. . . gg. in all the latest stylq mil :;f;f;;t.'..€.° i.f:§.““;‘:.”“';;::“;2;’1i.:‘.‘ii‘§ '°°"S S"‘*S ec °°1°»~ A in in fm 5°. is 1=» ,, ,Ck ,,,,,,, WMS ,md ,he ,oaks MIC” siy1eS,_i.i $5.00, 6.00, 7.00 and 800 A good Tweed suitable for boys “'-'ld 20°- 6* 1"1° "° Offer °¢2|ll' ing out into malty leagues of air. and Per Suu' Suit: and pants selling at 25c to 50c. 25°' . so io- :ty I l or ii.. rind sea two large B0y§ sllifs it large assortment, our GW". Igkg gf Twggd, Gems C0u°~\`3 35 8*? GBC!! 3 Cllulll
l at 30c, 50c and 65c. per yard _i all 3°- D h
_ » _~ - - ~ 5 Blue Ser g seitin an 30 wi ll "VOIP "»"°f= *"4 'NNI
fliigiijkl if up _.r f _~..id~ "_t Youtag min PT8tl;S HOBIEY fl) w9a|°§ 750. per yard. 9 g C _ selling at 20c, 25c. 30c, 40c and 50¢__
i}‘~,ti»ti >i..ii-dict up. 0 - |'| ‘ _` ', _
§e,,.,,0__ ,_ “_ _ ,MS whom foam’ Agood pair for $100 | _Blue And Black Worstod emi. _ Agoodsuicturoou
~ Others sen L $1 5'() 'going at $1.40, to 1.50 and 1.75.
Oghers forgigé ' ° Ildogole-width the best value we ever
Gther lines going at $2.00 to 4.00! as* *
~ f rgw H3115 a large assortment
Bllysopdll |l8lltS B1\1e_Se"ge|for men and boys. We can give you _ _. _ , _ _ __ . _ _
is so diffeient.Theie :sgrandlather now. pants at “omassorted [weeds at Doc to I 8- good straw from 40c to $1.00. Ladies-ihuld-b9’f°l|§h “Q1 He has livtd to old acc because his h ihits 90°' _/ _ li Ladies' veshs “ 'I 10c U0 398. '
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Outyondcr is aoman very old :nt 40
Staple Dry Gods
Prints ul: Gingums llc. » ' ' F1M_1elebte_-li¢i3c- Tvflling at 4 Sureensnil patcicjsz ,loc to llc
Dress muslin 'lc up tio ISA
?;g.“.§,‘;’.§§;,?.;”;,*:,‘f;;§§;;‘=°,£;j h§;;';§ Call and see the stock, the prices. are .sure
~ s . 5, s
years of age at a time when he ought to i ' 'J __ _ 1 _
gyiiigiys iiiiiiti Eagigié Elggei §
- tliatihese
llElIlll0 unit
PIASTER
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Every family .
should have one ready for an emer-
8°ll¢¥» .
Milllllllhci C0.,
uuma, lnimziu.
OFFICE--Victoria Row. At-c-.omndatloiis reserved l'or patients References on allllllcatious
THE I}lIlIlLOTTETO\_Vl|_
Slilll lillllllllllllllll. llll,
Steamers lioilliuniliiiilaiid &.Piincess
Leave as below (Sunday excepted)
FRGM POINT DU CHENE(on arrival of
afternoon ti-:_i.in from St. John) for Summer g`ige,]cc€pntgcting there with express tram for , sro e wn. FROM SUMMERSIDE (on arrival of_ morn-
Lng train from_ Chai-lol;tetown)_ for Point Du Chene. connecting with day train for St._ John.
Connecting at Moncton with train f0l‘
Canada. and at._ St. John with Steamers of_ In- ternational Line and Railway for United States and Canada. _ _
FROM PICTOU (nn arrival of day train
from Halifax) for Charlottetown-
FROM CHARLQTTETOWN, seven am..
for Picton. lconnectiplg there with d_ay train for Cane Breton and a.lifa.X, at Halifax with C. A. 8: P. Line for Boston.
' F. W. minus.
May21. -d89twtf8
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`111bi[S On him vgrj 93,1-ly, and those hah- L" ` ` I "_ "`_ ""' 5" W '-"' I ' __ _ W; 1 '*'”""""" -
itninovnnllllil
From Grafton St- I
T 'li
I Q fninosi soyvuno
PPER _EURGE ¥l§.§§‘;““§ft€"‘$”.?‘t
U |:\ _ if Vfliiay.
4, $i000_per week.. _ _ ~
Grand Tracadio
N9 |32 ' Speciul iates to Laimlies or tha
Come down to se me <ird you wi* 'S°’*5°°° `
V.. .°
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long waiting for dissolution or in the B°""°°"'“““‘i°’“ - " 2 ` O ns June 25th 1898 T fight rises on his cot and tight. uppar. - 'never “pam lt' ` ‘ pe ' 1_g_ HALL* an
itions of what lie might have been and _ Qharimtemwn ,jun 11 1893 my" _
whit he will be. He started life with _ i as good at prospect as anyman cu thi ip’ ,r _._ . . _...gn Ameiicaii continent and there he is at “ I* I I
nlczttelcirt'ass,waiting for_ the shovels _I NEW yum( gi-igup 31035
of public criarny to put him five feet ' . , _ _ l
under. He has only reaped what he LFP” Great :olges
Charlottetown, P.. E. I. Secretary
l
t .
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éotvcd. Harvest of wild outs! -‘There f'"’_“tS Cl"'°'“'f- D‘°°°."°’“ by the Saugb'-Hy. _ _ iS 11 Way that seemeth right to it nwi, `-`ff.i;‘fidfr(§§,1p?ii§Si~5'.§‘§.i.°eLi§‘§§§nffniiilflgililelif ""`°"""""""""W" T' i
Out Il.l€ Stld IDGIGOI IS QIETLIII.” ifllti Eremlnécntgm .pers°':i°,& by letter Qnsuris A
The fact is that no intellignetit and cirgggan axlmum 0 cur 'i
right feeling man is satisfied with his. AVOID attempt* “'I°£‘;d“$,1‘ Y OW og ` 9
_ ' ` ._ _ NIICROSCOPICAL A. L ATI . ‘ 1’§;”m;‘f,",m H‘§“""`°’ S““°°'“=tf“1,.Fé"‘,~ b1»00r> SPUTA URINE cc- S
i 1 vc _»e»=n,you are no sa is ei ,, - _ ._ _ with ii. iviin is success P .vii it 5'a,d"m °f lm' unllelslll Saved from beingaNervous Wreck
s Jflt
- . And th LEW YORK H0aPITAL. Twenty
uestion of a hundred different men. yeais piisctice in N Y City Dintomii
<1 _ _ _ re- BY
aiiitriiey will give it iiuiidred d=ff r r fiuefcdifi U-S-and Canada- ' 1i111_'3URN'5 HEART AN1) “Wil - ....sw.,~.._ 0,., ma., Wm ,,y_ ..S,,§cf,; innnsss, ciiAm.orerrown,i>. EJ. ciiliini. NERVE PH_LS_ _E
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For the benefit of Canadian mothers,
who have daughters who ure wenk,,pa.le. run down or nervous, Mrs. Belan-.:er. l?8 Rideau Street, Ottawa., Ontario, made thi: following statement. so that noone neec suier through ignorance ‘ of the right remedy to use: “My daughter. suieretl very much from heart troubles at times. Often she was so had that 'she could not speak, but had to sit and gasp for breath. She was so extremely nervous that her limbs would fairly shake and tremble. Freqnon tly sho would have to leave school; and finally she grew so weak that we were much-alarmed about her health. I gave her many remedies, but they did not seem to do her any good.
Then I heard of Milburnhi Heart and
Nerve Pills, and got a. box of them, and they have indeed worked wonders with
her. I can recommend them ve? highly as the best remedy I ever hear of for complaints similar to those from which
mytdaughter suffered." _
'Iburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills ne_ver
hil to do good. They cure palpitationi hintness, dizziness, smothering sensation, weakness, nervousness, sleeplessnesa, anae- mia, female troubles and general debility.
L,'Sold by all druggistiil at 600. n. box or
three boxes for 81.25. T. Milburn & Co.,
Toronto, Ontario.
l.liXll-LIVER PILLS °°*°““'°
system ln
an oasy and natural manner, Psmovlng all poisons and lm- purltloe. They curo Gonallpa- tion, Sick llaa|laclio,`lllllous- noon, Dyopopsla, Sour Stom- aoh,Jaundlca and Llvor Gom- plalnt. Prloo 250., all drug- glots. Every plll guaranteed to givo oatlofaotlon or llolloy ro- f\lll‘O‘| _
HENRY R. llllllllli C. E.
An me can- S000 cu Ev 1
S. S. London City leaves Halifax for ,, G’{‘;‘},‘i‘§,"§,,C°f1*¥° °fCivil Enzineertng Coi- i.»»<i°-1 AW sri- ...'5"°~»‘“....
Agent ee sto town uid Bt. John. '
cirwwn. my 12, iss. 1 °°”°“'°““°”°' °°“’°°“ “’ °""'°°,"'”':'“»». z
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I Received last week from celebrated
__ illitasii
_:Tory richly flavored. _ For sale very low.
_ IBIVISUN &
};§ cnocnns. .Q75 Corner Gt-.Georgeand Kent Sta,
pd-maxi'
FOR SALE T0 Rllllli
The undersigned offers “High
lands,” his residence at Georgetown, for sale, or bo rent for the summer.
This place is pleasantly |it.u|_»tod,_
has coach house and stables, orchard
etc. '
of' Warburton Gr Mackinnon, Chai
, Iottetown.
I). A. MACKINNON
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