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When a

L/ female gymnasr

leaps blindfold through the air.

t h e W o tri e ri spectqors usu- ally think it is a terribly ri S k y thing to do. and wonder how she ever h a s th e hardiliood; yet the leap is taken with p e r fe c t confidence be- cause slie knows that strong and dextrous hands are ready to re- ceive her. She w o u 1 d never t a k e s u c h

_ chances at the

s of any but a trained and skillful ath. That is where she is really more pru. than many of her sex. :uen who would shudder at the risks gymnastic performance take vastly dangerous chances by trusting their d health to the advice of some mecm

hall L... i Wo ~f nor ifea I8

.comp _ 'complicated ailments of the feminine or- ganism. No mere nurse is fitted to deal wi'

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etent to prescribe remedies for the

diseases which demand the utmost rces of medical science. r nearlv so years Dr. R. V. Pierce, Chief ulting pnvsiclan of the Invalids’ Hotel Surgical Institute. of Buffalo. N. Y., veu special. expert attention and study

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|1358* to the treatment of women’S diseases. N0 hvsician in the United_States has had or remarkable success in this particular ld of practice. His Favorite _Prescription ” has cured

more cases of obstinate female diseases than my other known remedy. No other medi- eine in the world so com

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organic health and strength to suffering

Urs. jacob Sehatfner, of Freernansbnrg, North-

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gggnon' o.. ..w~n es iswith pleasure that Xwrite to let you kncw the great good I have re- ceived from your medicines and the self-treatment at home. t was troubled with female weakness; Ind pains in my hack all the time. sometimesao severe that I could not he 'ill in bed at night. I tzieyldiferent doetr_=rs but ..1ey could not he p me. ‘Thea my busbagidinrlueefl me to_ try Dr. Pier-new lkvorite Prescription. After taking six bottles I '~hellikeu newwoman. Thanks for vouradvioe.”

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'isltlie trusted friend of th

`lod'm|le, Farmer, _‘ll0f. and in fact all classes.-

Intsrnallyoeexternally.

Beware of imitations. Take

none but the genuine " Palau DAVIS.” Sold everywhere.

25c. and 50c. bottles. '

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IUBWS ARE 8%?(£ll°=gE8 LIKE TIIIS. D-()-D- D-’S t

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HUYAL UAK SUAP

Unequalled, unapprooched 0

the money. Made here.

All grocers.

That are Much in Vogue- Business Viewed inja Judg- ment Day Light.

Wssnincron, July 23.-Integrity

and trickeary in business lite form the subject ot Dr, ’l`almage’s sermtn to- day. and tho contrast ho establishes

he is gone his way.then he boasleth.”

Pa|aces‘arc not such prlsions as tho

world imagines. Ityou [think that the * only _time kings and queens come forth from the Royal gates is in pro- cession and: gorgeously attended, \ ou are mistaken. Incognito, by day or by night, and clothed in citizen’s apparel or the dress of a working woman, they come out and see the world as it is In no other way could King Solomon, the author of my text, have known everything that was going on.

` worm as Goon ls noun.

There are no higher styles of men 'n

all tue world than those now at the bead of mercantile enterprises in the great cities of this continent. Their casual promise is as good as a bond with piles of ccllaterals. Never since the world stood have there been so many merchants whose transactions can stand the lest of the Ten Com- mandments. Such bargain makers are all the uo:e ti be honored because they have withstood year after year temp- tations which have flung so many illt and hung them so hard they can ner- er, never recover themselves. While all positions in lite have powerful be- setments to evil. there are specific forms of allurement which are peculiar to each occupation and prot.-..-sion, and it will be useful to speak of the pecu- liar temptitioussto business rnen.

First, as in the scene ct the text,

business men are often tempted I0 sacrifice plain tri.t`i, the seller by ex- aggerating the value of the goods and th e buyer by depieciating Item. We cannot but admire an expert salesman. See how he first induces a customer into a mood favorable to the prcpircou- sideration of the value of tie goods. He shows himself to be an honest and frank salesman. How l ca rafully the lights are arranged till they fall just right upon the fabric! Beginning with goods of medium quality hc gradually _ advances towards those of a thorough makeland ot more attractive pattern. How he watches the moods and whims of his customer! With what perfect, calmness he takes the order and bows the purchaser from his presence. who goes away having made up his mind that he has bought the goods at a price which will allow him a living margin when he again sells them! The goods were worth what the salesman said they were, and were sold at a price which will not make it necessary for the house to tail every tin years in l order to tix up things.

PRACTICES CONDEHNED'

auch busiu¢s»:¢»ubn§&eut_.l°_aud

tered witzr strvchnine, hosiery onrl

f A glal cf- a tue morning papers snows the arrival at o-»e of our hotels ‘ f a young motchuut troll) fha Of the it land cit H

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it will be the duty of some of our 'eu-

terprising houses to escort him. Heis tl Of tlfy g00d§ and g0lllg home with a.

large turchaser and has p'enty of time and monepaud it will pay to be very at-

' ° ° tentive. Theeveuiugisspent in ia A - v;0]lT STAND LIGHT' Integrity and Trickciy in hc... ...un Tb... em me-»f°°“»" fem »-

they go back lo the hotel. Having just come to town, they must of course, l

drink _ ` ' lTbiro arc commercial usages which

A friend from the same mercantile

estlblish ment drops in, and usage and

drink. Business prospects are tilked

ng our weakness or disease. .and for such kindness and magnauim- Hose 5 ‘ e I-aw of "gm .when your ly a skilled, experienced h sician is ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘

ily of caution against the dishonesty of itlif-r business nr»us~s. rf c-our.-e it is` expected lheywill- and so they do- tike a drink. Other merchants lodg- ing in adjoining rooms find lt' hard to sleep tor the cla=ter of decauters, and the coarse carousal cf these ~-hail fel- lows will met” waxes louder. But twfy sic mt all night at the wine cup. 'l hey must seo the sights. They stag- ger forth with cheeks flushed and eyes tloodsbot. The outer gates ot hell open t » lit in the vict ms. The wings or lost souls lit among the lights, and the steps ol thocarousers sound with tho rumbling thundcrs ot ,the lost. Farowtllito iillhthe salt ties of homie! _C0110 molhfr, _sis_ter,_iather. slumber- iug in that inland home. in some vision ot that night catch- a ' glimeo ,ot the ruin wrought they would read

T What, suppose yon, wiillcoinie

are hundreds ot them in the cides.Thoy may boast of fabulous sales' 'and they

ers, and the name V ot the house may be a terror to ali rivals. '

between the two is _a ftriking Ono. Tho! hold nag; 1,543;-,y_ my hglp, . _buf mj ing house or financial iiistiluticn""ox. text is Proverbs, xx.,l4. "It is naught. _.help will como, abd they? will clown plodas through iraud,

it is naught, said the buyer, but When] 'their gr-ld cf. lgkegt `,,1¢,,g. with them. 0° '59 b°*1'd` °f "iii" _ »

butit will be snatched from t 'eldgifiispt Ulflllgllt 811. ‘V351 S0133 °° "l 3°

and a voice will sound A through their. W_8!» SP5’ 'lm' l1“°’-'fl' soul, "Not a tartbiug,~=l-tnou beg-A WIN! ‘#15 a9m°°U°f !”» Th

gn-ed gpg;-pg” » _ rho tire. and lite and marine. insurance

their hair by the rootr and bite the :ents bww” when do “thin

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_ » ,_ _ V, _ 4 .overoomo.o_£ »f~f ~ » ~msno1n;s-ns unwsm. - ...ian - rm, 9

pm _ _ _ I .

h d ‘ t 'tion ot outraged communitiostho curse

may ave an unprece ent run 0 buy- lol God will come blow situ, blow

TALMAGE i ;.;.'. .';:z..'.;<:';*.;;*;::s;.u ;.’:::;:‘.g.°.;'.?°.u:€.:°';.‘.‘;‘:;;: ;:::.:°:% Tri E Rlonr ssl-so

is so high, ro:l-ed out ona counter with mat bless 1°

tr d°. play. Im fried. indeed. mr

, but from the factory in tliie next str et. R

_ ‘ 'ies e is a comparative A pattern already uutashioiiable and

‘ orange; in the great ct.-, and of unsalable palmcd oil? as a new rim

com-.e crnust be shown around, and u on some couutr mcrclia.

p y at who has come to town to make his first purchase

large stock ot goods warranted to keep

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ed to make the habits and customs ot other traders their law` of roctitude

will not not stand the test of the last

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gay. rgct nie_n business are apt to IS all pl1l°6 Vll'l.t10l18 U8$ QYOWII PII bhU M m

___ generosity suggest that they mug; rgyaif 511;' aggeisogg ity lgiggsymgfg dllfilglg S011 In U18 WldB *Una

Om _and the stmnger is warned iaxgutpriueip1e,_ iuegimmercnl was ggalgoloaél) pac(l’tcet~= only All Grocers.

.’ _ _ . ‘ t '

n _ . _ against certain dilapidetcd mercantile ;';sb;ne;:‘pmrptuir;l;Yh:lrd zllfilfgutticouzlggd C 0 0, 0 606.

,_ uneduwted pefsom when they am establishments that are about to fail, _I b , h . .

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next dutr ueighbi r, by his looseness ot dealing is unatlt-d to sell goods_at a cheaper rate and decoy customers., Of course you who me et all your busi- ness engagementf, paying when you promise to pay, will rind it hard to com- pete with that -» erchant who is hope~ lessly in debt to the impcracrs for the goods and to the landlord whose store he occupies and to the clerks who serve him. There are a hundred practices .prevalent in the world, of irailic which ought never to become thc rule for hoo-~

yours right. ,Sin nevsr_bocamo,~i. _airtue by being multiplied.;and. -.admitted _ i brokers’ board or morohln¥o’§¢_8_¢|llnge Because others smuggle a few ihingsin i’ passenger trunks, because others take usury when :neu are in " tight

pthgrp deal in use otltemgpalinicl

n the horrdr

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- INDIVIDUAL RESPUNBIBILTIY

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But afcum, is gan" 1-'ng surely ffl- Again, business manure sometimes. Send tor catalogues and

tuose men, and if it does not sc ize hold t°mP¥°d 1° *U0* 05 P¢1`5°°\1 1'°5P°|1

of the;pillare and in one wild ruin bring sibillty, shifting it to the instltutidnito \

down the temple 'of commercial glory which they b6l0llg-' DU°¢"-71'°‘i” 55955 --

it will break up their pump, and they: and railwsds wi 'i°=\=1'°v°°

est men. Their wi-.ng do¢s_no._ make p A

P\ltsys.ssiQ

_ . . _` i 2'

will tremble with sickness und. bloat gwmetlmes °br1=»k_P°1'°'¢M1 r°°i>°==°1bi1-

llv. s'.nuwn1n3.|q|g, with dissipations, and, pushed toftne lily “"3” the °¢l1°\\ °f. UQ '°°1°P°1f8.

-procipice cf thislli!e,t'aeyt will *trv ro Ul0ll»8l\d h0W»0f¥°!1, Wbell WMS MDR* f

While we admire and -fapprove of

acutenees and tact in the-sale of goods. wo must condemn any process by wliiclr

` immediately wash out. ’

stives that crack under the first hot lire,_.b6oks unsecurely bound. carpets that unravel, old furniture rcjuvonaied J with putty_a.nd glue and sold as being. recently manufactured, gold watches

made of brass, barrels of fruit. the ` biggest apples onthe top, wine adul-l

P Y '

Woven, cloth is of doinest-c manufac- ` ture shining wi:h f 1'-1° igo labels, ini-

sclentlsts throughout the world that nature

but it was not until the discovery by Stan- f ley of the wonderful Kola plant along tlis5 Congo Rive ln ‘Africa that asthina was permanently curable. In fact, lt .was nog until the investigations made by Dr. Clarks some years later that this disease was found curable; he found that by combining the extract of Kola Nut with other vege- table extracts that the compound obtained »

aniznlcar. somlcm anvarwns.

P0lillV‘e 01110 £0! Lothian Dlneoverei 1.

It has Iona' been recognized by medical

has supplied all creation with some remedy; l in the vegetable or mlneml kingdom where~ p with all forma ot allnieiim an be cured.,

a-rubric or product is _represented as “ "`°"*`&‘ i' ‘ f' c ’

possessing a value which it really docs i _ not have._ Ncthing but sheer falsehood ff ff, 4.- ' words Wm be b&wn can represent as Pfrffction _boots that ` ” ‘ A T' ' 'OUP f&l‘lIl0l‘8 d0 1103 l100d 50

rip, silks that specdilyllose their lustre. is is Qvgr, bgfgrg buying their °“"‘°°°’ ‘“““ 'A _ * __ U _ I ‘ at once, by calling at the

_P .H-V5-Y| V 4 V I U share oi other plough extrasosnba c::;d° ;;'|;: Aww' ""f"Ch&'-' '.1' bettei than any imported Provo

_ t ii Ointment. t em

(Continued on the Sixtn

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Dr. A. W. Chase's Oinunent is an ;absolut_s

cureforpilas, andhasnevcrbeenknorwntofail in eure the worst forms of thisdisease which has

battled medical skill for ages. I

This statement may sound rather _strong _to

persons who do not know the _superior ments of Dr. A. W. Chase’s Ointment, but it is per- fectly true, and heartily' endorsedby the grate- ful testimony of thousands of men and women who have -been cured by it afterymrs of suB`er~ ing, and after trying many preparations and _ consulting the best doctors. _

Mr. H. Bull, Belleville,_Out.,5ayS: "I take

pleasure in stating that after thirty yea.ra_ of su.i'c.'ing with itching Piles, Dr. Chase's Om!- ment has completely cured me. _ I tried ¢"¢f7 remedy- that was advertised, with little Of D0 benefit. but as I have told different persons affected as I was, Dr. Chase’s Ointment made

a. perfect cure."

Dr. Chase’s Ointment has a of cures

unparalleled in the history of medicine. It il gunzmtecd to cure any msc Of es. F0! sale by all dalers. or Edmansou. gin & C0-.

Toronto.

e “pm _Wm ,ho mah* p r mana rs-cousins. mery,wolt'o

ygllous result that gyxeri 96 ptfgr ce‘%. avg: ~ supply contractors and otlif-rs with Doors and Frames, Boehm

1"lnI.D€n y Cllfed ('89 an .

treatmigueti i3lai§e’phKola| Compound lg :mp i O ,O O _ interior and exterior F imsb, etc, etc.

!¥¢ 0 . E OB r`m8..Ben.t

roi-°gls dreaded umm. 'allied by an gg ____ ' C)\11° €I)Q¢1§1u

glsts. Free sample bottle sell# t '

° “I "f~ _ - comin wtndown, asain ssalr Rasta, ldnasseo, liswsl

M ti lu . Aan ’

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Candi” ‘team » ‘ V l)l‘loé(;|5T:-e81p;';¢;£BheathIng and CII’ IOIIQ,

For Sale ll? Gao. E. Hughes Tbimpnr nge Lodge Wm .mm 3, 6 oe' '_mm~_ _ Z I ' J "1';;_G““‘°‘i”5 ~°° w°d“e§da5’ August p¢3ke’$ N0 3 \vl13t’f °

Weguaranleetharflseae

J-Iggieve otl1¢r.'- Putnponlyin 25c.tinbux¢sand$11l) yard rolls. Thclattcr allows you to out tll¢ Plasteranytiza

Every family

should have one readyforln emer- Z¢“¢Y~

MVIS-& llfglkl.,

lltllllllll it nal,

PlASTl'll

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But with what burning iudiguationf

Races and mhtr nmuseinents wi'li . __ __ _

‘1 iv f . sic zo e ff.-it°.in all. 'Ihr F d

l%Oc?i(l{i\;: boys an; [bound to give thc

,public it good time, iofno at ft ev joy l _

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'A bountitully supplied refreshment l W” °°“ b° 1 tt” P"°°° °f s°"°°" Uma'

saloon will be on the ground. _ 12 detec- Jewelry “nd SP°°°‘°l¢9r d°‘m W Wi* th'

tives will watch for those attempting to

sell strong drinks and the law will be L W G put in force. l 0°' ‘

Bewaraol' Imrtanou |

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sisuncutfn of ul mt If tm

ESDALE FOIIBDIY 1

Office. Masonic Temple Charlottetown

May 16 ood wtf

RDBERT PALMER I

Charlottetown “ash and Door Factor)

would cpermanently cure asuima. Clarke's _ ` l Y 1-. gstgla lgmgaund was thenbtrled on over 100 y ~ With BX 8fl8ll0€(l W0 k mln tl l 'li

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Sect’y of Com. - Repairing specialty