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THE GUARDILAN. OHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWABD\ISLA.ND, AUGUST 22, lm 'A

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Al. GUST 25.

,___: _-‘ ~ ABRAHAM AND ISAAC. TI ‘ ` Q5 Gen. 22. I-14. Memory verses, 6-8

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GOLDEN' TEXT.

By faith Abraham, when he was tried,

" 22 ~ offered up Isaac.-Heb. 11. 17.

RUBODYKNOWSI

But it’s worth taking care of,

anyway. If its precious life is threatened from DIARRHCEA. DYSENTERY, CHOLERA INFAN- TUI or BOWEL COMPLAINTS of any kind give it

DR. FOWLER’S EXTRACT UF WILD STRAWBERRY,

IITURPS OVII SPEGIFIG.

Pleasant, Harmless, Reliable,

Effectual.

Every mother should have It

In the ouse.

PRICE. ~ 850.

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Crown `

Gem Jars

We have alargs supply of

GEM JARS and asthe pre- serving season is now on. will

sell especially low

Pinto 6.: each. Quarts 7 c exch.

%gallons tic each.

ubber Rings l2¢ dgg, .l.D.lllACl.EOD & C0.

g Aboctor

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'mplvve a faithful., hone: and tfdhnby "

FAMILY PHYSICIAN.

Sickneaocomeswhenyonleaot K. la

me ofemergeney all lion S'I`AeI;¥.(;'l\,a»d E wi!l)ge¢ Imaam ehef (Immunol and

Fd'Coliu,Dhrrha¢a,ChflI,Ri|eis- !lBt`Im,Sptaim,Neutakia,

T'oo¢ln.ch¢,Crampo,Sore°I'h¢~eat, '

&c.,8:c.,itn¢verhil¢. - 1

Poraoleeverywliere. Pi-ice25c!sperbo¢le. .

IOOALFS surrlnnur PILLS ron .-

Ycun uvln Ann loivlaa.

For sale everywhere, 25 ers per box, or by mail on recei of ri e.

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Sole proprietors, Trix Wnuuvrx C1-ruucax. 'if

C0. Limited. Montreal, Canada. =

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One oi our great Specielme

Rolla Work.

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Our business has been so great _for

past few months it has been almost im-

ible ta turn out our orders on time.

mqnestion naturally arises. What is the reason of so great a rush ? The

reason is plain, our plant is Sited

throughout with the latest Modgn

Machinery and employing ‘none ut first class workmen. We are in a better position to turn out work in a satisfac- tory manner than any other establish-

ment on P. E. Isla_n_d

We have tilie facilkities and know how

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1 C W0 . oéixvlcldoea trial and he convinced of

_ the merits of our work.

Bruce Stewart & Co,

Peandoso, ltngineem. hlachiniste and

Boflermlk .

Steam Hit? tion Co’e Wharf, Char-

lohtown. P. g Idand-Phone M5.

D000

Sugar

We are now selling the be t

grade of Granulated Sugar for

5 cents per lb.

Also Brown Sugar from

4 cours per ib up. -

Beer & Goff,

Farm for Sale.

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OUTLINE.

1. “The Fruit of My Body for the Sin cf

My Soul,” v. 1-10.

2. A Type of Better Things to Come, v.

ll, 12.

LESSON HELPS.

1. “After these things"-“Things” re-

corded in chapter 21. How long after does not appear. “God did tempt Abra- ham”-God does not “tempt any man’ (James 1. 13), that is, he does not persuade any man to do evil,but he subjects men to trials which test their character. The word tempt here moans to make proof of. Strong faith comes forth from strong trials. “And said unto him"-Probably in a dream or vision, and in such a way

that he could not mistake the suggestion of his own mind for the voice of God.

2. ‘°Take now thy son, thine only son

Isaac"--The only son of his Wife Sarah the only.son of promise, and the only son in his house after the expulsion of Ishmael.

It was nota lamb to be offered up, but Isaac, “whom thou lovest.” He who was to inherit the promise was now to be sacrificed, a trial indeed to one who was afather and a believer in the divine promises. “The land of Moriah”-In after years the temple was built by Solomon on Mount Moriah, a tradition says that

which we

it was here that the sacridce was made ready. “Offer him there for a burnt offering"-Isaac was to be slain, not ln haste, but calmly and devoutly. It has been urged against this that it commands al immortal tact, but God has the right of control over his creatures, even to take the life hehas given, and he can use human agency as well as disease for this purpose.

3. “He rose up early in the morning” -The command was peremptory and the obedience was prompt. He might have had doubts, but he lid not give way to them. What we do for the Lord we should do promptly. “He clave the wood, for it was uncertain whether dry wood could be nal where they were going. °’ went unto the place"-Propably he infor- med no one of his purpose. for he would

avoid hind ranccs.

4, 5. “On the third day," after _they

had travelled perhapsla distance Iof forty

miles,” he saw the place afar o1f”’ He then said to the servants, “Abide ye here, for” (1) they might have ln-

terfered to prevent obedience, and (2) in that great trial Abraham wished to be . alone.

8-8. The wood was “laid upon Isaac,” and his carrying the wood was a type of Christ bearing the cross. “He took the tire,” for in these days' the means of lighting a fire were not at hand. “Where is the lamb for a burnt offering”-An affecting question, for Isaac was familar with the sacriflcal service and knew that ‘ a victim was necessary. "God will Dro- vide himself a lamb”-This was spoken in faith. So in ‘ later times when as victim could be found by man to . atone for his sins, God himself provided a ` spotless lamb for a sacrifice whose blood was efficacious.

9, 10. “Abraham built an altar"- Prob:-.bly a pile of stones, but consecrated to a. sacred uae. It could V quickly be l raised. “Bound Isaac, his son”-Ob- serve (1), as Isaac was strong, the' bind- ing must have been with his consent. Herein he is the type of Jesus. (2) Be- fore Abraham had gone thus far he must have offered up Isaac in spirit. There must have been in his breast a great struggle, which ended in a great triumph. It is the unseen, silent struggle which is often the hardest to bear.

11, 12. And now the light breaks. “The angel of the Lord" speaks-The “angel of the covenant,” even the everlasting Son of the Father. Observe (I), Isaac is rescued. "Lay not thy hand upon the lad"-God comes to the rescue in the hour of God’s extremity. (2) Abraham is ap- proved. "Now I know that thou fearest God" - God knew this before, but now the evidence of the fact shinee forth. I3, 14° “Behold a ram”-Here are presented the doctrines of (1) sacrifice, and (2) substitu- tion. Here we see the plan of the Mosiac economy, which offers animal sacrifice for the sins of men. The word “Jehovah- jireh" means. and the name is significant.

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LONG LIFE INHERITED.

This statement you can prove by inves-

tigation. When aperson whose ancest- ors had long lives dies in middle age you can in nine cases out of ten trace the cause to disordered kidneys and conse- quent su&ring from Bright’s disease, rheumatism, fatty heart or dropsy. Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills prevent aud cure these fatal and painful diaease as

no other preparation was ever know to do. One ful a. dose Z5 cents a box.

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Men’s Felt Hats 33 to 50 per cent discoun at J. B. McDoi.ald &. Co’s removaleale.

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Accident or

Plata Giant Insurance

we will be pleased to quote you rates. We represent the following first-clue _mm- panies. CanadaLiieAaouranm Co. ’.l`orouto0nt. British America Fire Assurance Co,Totonto, Ont. _ ' `

lfbrwm Union Pine Insurance

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Coming Events,

Guardian readers will _/‘ind the follow-

ing convenient to clip and keep for reference. ,

Sons of Scotland meets every second

Monday in each month in Mechanic's Hall Prowse Block.--E. Gammon, Rec. Secre- tary. `

onaivon ORDER. Boyne Lodge. No. 614, meets 2nd

and 4th Fridays in Wright’s, Hall, at 8 p. m.-D. MCNEIL, Recording Secretary.

St. George’s Lodge, No. 1171 m¢etS

every l‘uesday night, at 8 o’ciock, in Offei Hall.-D. J. MCKINNON, Secretary.

Lai-yWa11ace Lodge No. 27, meets lst

and 3rd Fridays, in Wright s HalL-MRS. CRossM.aN, R. Sec y.

L. O. Y. B. A.-Mizpah, Loyal Orange

Young Briton Lodge, N o. 148, meets every Thursday night in O£fer’s Hall.-J Chappell. R. Sec’y.

Caledonia Club meets last Tuesday of

each month. Visiting brethren welcome.

CITY Council meets the second Monday n each month. Dr. James V\’arbuton Mayor, H. M. Davison. City Clerk. The Charlottetown School Board meets

the first Monday of each month. Ewen. Stewart-, Secretary.

F(B.F-STERS.

Cover AVONDALE, L 0. F., fourth

Tuesday of each month in Mechanics Hall, Grafton St.---S. Renouf, Sec’y. Goum' Monivr STEPHEN. L O. F. first

and third Tuesday of each month in Me- chanic's Hall Grafton St.---J. W. Suther and,Sec’y.

just a of a woman's face io

often all t is needed to tell the story of her daily suEering. No woman can

endure for lonp the paniloi womanly die- eaaeswithout allingo infaceand orm.

Women who have been cured of

womanly diseases by the use of Doctor Pierce’s Favorite Prescription, frequently refer with pleasure to the gain in appear- ance as well as in feelings, which has come with their cure.

“Favorite Prescription” cures irregu-

larity, dries weakening drains, heals inflammation and ulceration, and cures female weakness.

Sick women are invited to consult Dr.

Pierce, by letter, free. All correspond-

ence treated as eacredly lprivate and conidential. Address Dr. . V. Pierce, BuEa1o, N. Y.

*Y medicines have done me so ueh good

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monhsago Ibegaato tliinklwouldnotoee mother well day, had made u my mind to follow your advleeoind gaze Dr. gleroek medl- cinesa hyroughtna. I vetakensix bottles of ‘Favorite Preecrlptioia' six of ‘G_oIde;Jled- ical Disooveryf four vials ofDr. Plercefs lets, , two bottleoo ‘Smart-Weed) Alsooome ‘Lotion

‘l‘abletn.' Have ‘pained ive pounds » August. Iwil1te_ theéoodnewotoall invalid: for it was a ‘- eave ly message* to me when 1 huge our wim_i° gels: relief." I

“Favonte Prescnptxon " makes weak .

women strong, sick women well. Accept no substitute for the medicine which works wonders for weak women.

The People’s Medical Adviser, #ee on

receipt of stamlps to pay expense of cus- toms and mai ing only. Send eg! one- cent stamps for the paper-cover book,

or 50 stamps for the cloth-bound volume, to Dr. R. . Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.

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Gu British Almond if

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c. Prepared, sold only by

The Square Druggist

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coal will heatyourhouael bestie.

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Yesterday we opened our first consignment

of New Fall Jackets. We ask the Ladies to visit

our Mantle Department and see some of the swell-

est Jackets ever shown in Charlottetowzi. `

FAU. DRESS 6008

New homespuns in different shades of

Browns and Grays, Black Cheviot and Broad Clotu

in Black and different shades of Blue. . _

si-iAwLs.

Another lot of English and Canadian Shawls

opened yesterday.

F. Perkinsdt C0.

Sunnyside.

ummer Suits.

Leave your Orders for

Summer _Suits

with.. ' _ p

John McLeod & Co

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su lines of

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On Eertiii

Still, we are the jump all the accomodate our ers, who

all the ` We have

' Siting IS Billlm.

So come and see yourself. ' ' j

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TOBACCO M ANUFACTURERS.

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Pegrl Smoking

. ii g, 1 o hing mixture one that A - _ _ _ . Mu mke me sk,” ,ke valve, p y Fine Cut Mixtures I-2 and l lb. tins. ( ~ and all -y all irriration, , A118 16<11Y2I1dWIYf-

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gg)0(1,u%I;a;;sm0re' , Garments made by us are noted for their ease, grace,

Applv to and Eood finish. .Our stock is’replete with fashionable wool- TA .McLEAN, Ch,t0wn_ ens laritish and _Canadian manufacture A U

8 68,", e are agents for the celebrated OXFORD TWEILDS

r and have 'now over 100 PATTERNS in stock.

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