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Sydney Coal Co., Ltd.,

HUGH G. _ cAMi>BF.LL,`

General Manager

North Sydney P. O.

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bills' 01'. if he feels he cannot go to law,

SHOULD a physician o to law to collect his

2”” °““, he llmkll People pay what they owe or servicesi

Upon what basis should a pliysiciun make his

ifkafkesi Should he charge the rich man more than ani:iP0l\';r maui Or_should he attend thu poor gratis H ll aria the rich according to -_their meansi _ °Wh§nlE t doctors solve the Hnancial diiiiculties in wTich they often_ilnd themselves!

has \\_i’q questions which are often discussed

la’]“°D8 P YBIWIUIB; that of collecting bills is one of

e most delicate._and often the most difficult,

Problem in a pi-actitioncr’s life.

HONG physicians it is not considered ethical

to go to law," declared a well-known mem. ber of the profession recently. 'So what is one to do? Let mc tell you the mmlgtongqg

routiilie or a doctor's life.

" e is called to attend al patient. Ile visits him

faithfully, studies his disease, carefully analyzes the

i;Yml1toms and gives not only medicine, but hours of ;l9u€eDl;l;;>\i§hf. worrying himself and often spending em Dnmlelzltaaitifi ;i7i;¢;ri‘stiie8c§;e.s 'ir;|he elector may visit recovers or he dies. _ ' P D ont B' The Imuam

"WGN, the bill is unpaid. If the man lives he ig-

ngres his obligation, and if he is dead the relatives

Y no attention. Now, if the nian lives enjoying the

health which was restored to him throiigh the atten-

aignwofléhe doctor. out of gratitude one would think l.s.':‘:.°.v°iii‘"~..B.“:,i°~ fl: andncandlestlckmaker all conih first. I A er' “wh”

“And what is the physician to dn?

to li lie Kees to law and sues a. patient he is likely mean e.g<iJnizo all his patients and lose prestige uiiioiig b hmein ers of his profession. A man in business. e me a merchant, a banker. a lawyer may sue his ¢=:“6 tors, but a doctor cannot. Naturally, the pr-agen. a on suffers. To my mind, there should he some legal D!'o_t_ection for the doctor. `

h It is outrageous when one thinks that tha man

yi' gee services are the most invalu his is the last one o e paid. Xes, a man will pay all his debts by April !,.but he il forget all about the family physician."

Many phlysicians seem to favor the idea of legal

P\‘0¢°G¢l°l1- I ihare were a law in force which would give the physician first claim upon a m.an's estate the

positioril of the medical creditor would be greatly

ltrenst ensd. they say.

Di cult is the financial end of s. dootor‘s life ac-

cording to members of the profession. ‘(23 the books of nearly every doctor are unpaid acco ts; in fact. some physicians declare that as many as one-third to one-halt the persons they treat are either tardy in

payment or 'do not pay at all. After struggling with his problem. the next question with which he must daoi s the rate of charges. Re arding the work and My of doctors, a famous physio an recently iieclarofl:

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“No one should adopt the profession of niedicine as

a business. The ilrst and most potent consideration in undertaking the llfeworlt of a Physician should be the unselflsh one of liolpiiiq those ii physical affliction.

"It is not tue niiloi to expect that' in the near

future the standing' disgrace oi' our civilization, the existence nf prcx ontnliie disease, will be made to cease. To be sure, the stateiwiil, or should. always play the chief role, but, yudliliig by the records of curren iel- islation, little I o be expected from government regulations or provisions until the material of which legislators are lnado becomes less venai or more wise.

"Meanwhile, in every colnlnunity composed of aver-

uFe liuinnn beings thcre must be suppled guides in klyslcui conduct whlo shall be equipped with both

iiovfiedge and forcelulncss, and wiio, if possible, will

bs of ample authority, dirt-ct or vested, who not only shall succor the iunid. tho halt, the diseased, turn the fool from the rich deserts of his folly, but also exercise an inhibitory influence upon the acts of Lhe unwise. both individual and joint, and,tiirettle heaith-dcstroy- ers--human or demonincal-in their iaire.

"In the doing of this, in the pursuit of his chosen

line of duty, the physician has great need to possess large capacities. powers, wisdu_rn and knowledge. Fur- liierniore, he must be ready to give his undivided at- tention to a quest \v,'liioh, while perfectly possible of attainment. has never been near reall'/.ntion. To fit himself for his lifework requires exceptional traits, ilennv of trainintr mid the ceaselesu exercise oi iudg-

msnt night and day.

"He also must ive: he hee n rifht to \.- _ _,, .

ment of equal privilelos and emo umente with gs men who tiils the ground, diss the ore or note :hol- erio human savages hy the ears to their own un oing and his iinancisl betterment, or the one who manipu- isuss the ninrket \vl.--reliy lambs yitid their fleece. It would indeed so-rin ii.et nil his pet ence, his years of

dangerous toil, oufht to bo highly rswerded. Health and lire are, eapec ally in tho our of greet peril. for .

e brief period! ycgurded as of more account than more

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mnterialncqu tions

“All this tends to show that a capable, conscien-

tious, expel-isncod medical adviser is a. boon to any oommuni an and should be 'provided with full returns for his ia or, time, skill an strenzth. When onee\hie capabilities are demonstrated, his experience ripenod. his earning capacity ought to increase, not lessen. I-ls

was his time and- oéiergise freely ‘to the very Janet.

e ,rich man, who h s more than enough, ehoul per

in proportion to his means.

"lt is asserted by some that the hes should be

fixed at a maximum, and rnade less for those who are

unable to ray the highest. The nature of service varies wide y; ordinary medical attention may be put upon this basis, but not that special service whereby large difficulties are-crvorconie. Where the phfyeicia is aware that he hssaccomplisiiqii much in aes of almost lnsupcruble obstacles, hc has a right to claim

more than for simpler everyday attention.

“Some persons complain that many specialists

oliarige excessively high fees. If is spec ails is con- sulted by a patient, in connection with his physician or independently, 1 think he should pay for the pref- erence. The form of competition force ugon medical men is humiliating. The apparent ccnilict etwsen the eneritl practitioner and tie spociuiist, pui'ticuis,riy The surgeon, is chleiiy iiuu to the fact that the public is noi. taught tu value good inedicni advice.

"The pursuit of medicine, involving as it dues ninety

self-abnezntioli, imniolatloir on the altar of duty, o occasion, and of the troubles of others, impairs in its exponents not only health but the financial sense. Moreover. tho prejudices of the community are Quick tu press upoii li physician who attempts to do bus ness outside the strict line of his vocutiun.

"His opportunities to achieve ti fortune are few and

ioor. When in the fulness of his powers, the ripenees 0! liis yud ment, t.he physician is right tu charge as large foes ns§ie is capable of getting. He sllouid not be de- terred from doing* ‘so by the competition of those whose abilities are iiianifestly less. The comniulilty owes him protection. appreciation and fair rewards.

"in a certain town. prosperous enough, the physi-

cians found tliut, oivlnli' to t lc force of circumstances, they were compelled to reduce their fees to such a iiune that it becanie inipnssil»li\ for them to earn is livelihood; their families suii‘oi'eii'gi'ie\'ousiy.

"They, by _ioint uctiun, called ii ineoting of certain

lending experienced business inen and laid the matter frankly before tiiein. A committee was formed of these gentlemen and the whole subject fully venti- lated. These men of practical affairs were asked to decide what were reasonable fces for that locality.

“From tllesu conferences n fee table was prepared,

exhibiting* 'n ii nxiinuni uild mininiuin scale for ordi- nary conditions. Below the lowest scale the commit- tee advised to give advice gratis. This is a mos( ad- mirable plan, strengthening the hands of the profes- sion in all ways. Conditions in different pieces must differ and csv thus bs best inet." '

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Coffee is always the same and always the best.

If you are a coffee lover, Chase 8:: Sanborn s wi

win your heart.

'Arab bride and brldsgroom are su p

may see none of her one family) a ` I , only the women folk of liar hus an ,{ who wait on- her. She remains in all i I ' “

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his burnous or hack, over his face. This

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FOR SALE

Valuable property on corner of Fitzroy and Queen Streets. The un- iiurslgued oilens for private sale his double tenement brick house and store with large lot. and stables ad- joining A. Hornc's residence. If not sold at private sale by August lst, 1908- it will then be oilered at pub- lic auction.

For particulars apply Nelson

Younker on the premises or

BENJ. CARTER.

4:s5dwgl;1_ Auctioneer.

Lieaniiness is

Next io Godlmess

If you want ynnrhome thorough ly clean und healthy. have it done scientidcally. Ordinary disinfect- ants give only a false sense o security. Microbes and bacter: link beyond the reach of the mos particular housewife. I use oniv the latest approved method which is a rerfect gemiicide and endorsed by a‘i Boards of Health eau Health Officers ; V Cha' es moderate.

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Funeral Director and Emba Hier

liere’s Your0,ip Jrtu nit

To every person giving us an order to the amount of Five Dollars or over for anything in the line of Plc- tura enlarging crayon work, pastel ws rk or water color we will give a

Life Size Portrait `

of themselves or any member ei

their ialilily. _ ,

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This is an offer you cannot Bilofd

to lose. ` lirics; low, Workmanahip llllflll' testi. - ' ‘ ') _ __

‘ _ `_BENJ:'l;§PETERS,

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AGENTS WANTED

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-ri.. allure Kitchen ca . if-,,_:\_°'f_‘j secured slain cont.-ue; comic: ,nmlr

contlneliill ln New rgn Flu.: N. B- b

heed usrters ere st Gran ' Thlsthriiiis weiiknovm on Prine! Bd

ward ieisnd, es they built the Murray Harbor reach, ee well as tbl M`°‘"‘¢“° Brenuii, had they would 5° Klid *° i‘"° Inv ieleisi mm or boys. who welt Gm

rltzyme , communicate with tbetl1i“°\0 il r nd Fails, N. B., address. I have e ttiired years work ln sig” Q* present. ‘ 5°*°d""m‘

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TALK WITHOUT WORDSHN NOISY

CARS. |

As'apersonal dislike, the dislike of i .

talking _against the clatter of travel '

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enerp.ll‘yysl|ps out at n' _t after three dayaan sees a- few fiigiliids grivateiy, but be persistently hides from is wlfe's

family, and shou dhe by accident meet \

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' `_ Owing to its being the most successful

corset design ever crcaieil. H

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Model greatly `eii_li>ain~e.-. the beauty Of B PPI-

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" out ofgaii recogiiiiion.

A “li Ct A De Luxe Corset" is the

eliwir of elégzinrc, sniurlxiess, r/“iced dna- tinction and comfort.

Light :is air, yet guaranteed to outlast

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PRICES - $1.00 to $5.00

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Iwisiitoeiate, for the sekeofotiisre who may beeulenre like! wes,tbetI_ from severe indigeetion end constipation for years and that than was also womb trouble with unpleasant peins in my beck which made me mherv eble, constantly. I tried pliysieiens end took many remedie but I get no relief. I was induced totry "Fr\1.it~e-dv¢" and I can truly any thlewssthe Sretmedicinn thai ever did me any good. °‘B|-nit-¢,» tive" quickly relieved the oonstipetlon and indigution and completely cond V me of all symptoms of womb trouble. I cannot express too strongly my pq; gratitude to this medic-ine es Iam aswell now in every way es ever I wee, thenh to "Fruit-a-tives". I eanstxongiy gogg- mend "Fruit-s-tives", it is any to nh and the effect is always mild like 5-gig

(Sgd) M85. M.

Many women safer with what the

doctors cali ' ‘ Womb Trouble "__ D_l5°°-‘Cd Ovsries ”-“ Female Com- Plilnt-s‘ ' etc. - when Constipation is °““S“1iZ “ll lhe pain. (hire the liver and

make _the bowels move reguinri with “ Fruit-a-tives " and t e "Womb Trouble' ' will be cured et the same, time.

“ Fruit-e-tives " - or " Fruit Live

Tablets" are sold by dealers et5oe a bar

l -5 f§>f $2.50-or will be sent on receipt

of price. ri-nite-tives Limited, om".

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SHOES,

Saturday only io a. m. to io-30

p._ ni Ladies’ Dongola shoes _and slippers, Misser‘ Dongalo Bale, shoes and slippers, Children’s Boots, and shoes, Boys' and youths’ Boots all sizes and worth from $l.25 to $1.85 - '

Your choice for ogc

J. ll.Deii’s

The Cheapest Boot Store,

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DOMINION CQRSET C0.; Nenlfs. Quebec f Moninel 'l`°f°l\*U

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may be mentioned. And here comes in

the une hand deaf and dumb alphabet. It requires but ,little exercise of the hand---rigii or left, as you please. The illngers and thumb with the arm_ will dc it. And you can talk surely, swiftly. while you hold ,ycui'- newspaper, with thejothei- hand. Anddif the -noise of his increases, our t rests will have to give in and our tin ares doqtlie talkink- Correspondence of tee London ‘ Globe.

THE HORSE GUARDS' MOTOR. V The old and somewhat time-worn

metar on the HcrseGuards‘ §Parade which ia receiving a much -needed cost of fresh paint just now, has an interest- ing history. This piece of ordinary was placed in position on Aug. I2 lliiti, and is s. relica of the Beninsnla Campaign. having been employed at the bombar- iment of Cadiz. It was lest behind dur- ling the famous retreat of Marshal Sonlt, end thus came possession of the Spanish ,military authorities. By theso it was presented to the prince regent as a souvenir of the war, His Roya grlighness graciously ,accepted the gift. and or- Licred it to be mounted on the Horse GCards’ Parade with a view to thus

commemorating the yearsrsuccess of _the British arms;under t ef Euke of Welling-

ton in S am-‘Waatminlster Gazette.”

FASHTUNS CHANGE IN CHINA.

Fashions ' are beginning to change

even in Kweiin. 1 The` other day an Eaglise speaking Chinese student fl'0m Canton; but:a native of this city, called upon me. He was fairly well dressed in foreign style. I asked him ia the people

`w.C. TURN?1~:R re. co

The Sunnyside Dry Goods "Store and Cloth Depot

Good Goods ' Low Prices

Woolen Mills Depot Importers of Courteous Attention

English and ‘ Canadian Tweeds and Worsieds

llewson Tweeds Moncton Tweeds (ixford Tweeds

Genie' Furnishings and Staple Dry Goods

and thousands of other articles such as braces, ties, shir

collars, cuffs, socks, caps, trunks, suit cases etc. ,

Our line of spring prints, ginglianis, charnbrays, sateeiis

complete and of tlie best quality.

W. C.TURNER & C0.,

The Low Price Sunnyside, Dry Goods Stere,and Clo tliD epot

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started much and he said no, but hun- |, , dreds crowed Qround to‘look see , when he and his brother from Japan took their sisters out fora walltl In fact they were so much anoyed by the crowd

that appeared, netvery successfully. to

the poi ce.

poets also. There is a movement on foe

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members of :the various schools and y . .

ll When we 'arrived it was into lliCl{ Fi"€€Zl1lg’. '

THE OLD FAVORITE

F hiod h 'n in other 'res- , _ as sam c mn B L t The Gem ice cream freezer. They excel in W to establish an athletic club fe eas running

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Yarmouth. N.S.

-In Januar last Fran

dreds of chiidrdns voices anno; a weigil 0t1V€nl€IlCt. sort of iliant which on in uiry turn ' the Gem_ ww) be ldmnom me W m ,M Y lhlllaieln in need of a Freezer call and see

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ANYWAR F0 S- y»

` , '-’-”°’_”"_ HARDWARE, Paints and Oils.

clean-so sweet-so neat as Eddy s d,,,Wf,,,,,f

». INARTVB LINIMENT C0., LTD.

Fibfewafe? , Gentlemen, y , - , - _

cis Lsclare, one of the mea employed __ ________ . V __,=.i_ -4

bi 111°- W°“i"S "1 ii” \“““1°f "°°"= -

Always ask for its and the had a tree fail on him, crushing him _ _ , WE BELIEVE . _V .»...

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fearfully. Hs wse, when found, placed on a sled and taken home. Y°\\W°“|5 “*°

St where grave fears were entertained `

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for his recovery. his hips being bed- ` 7

` ly srulna emi me body aimed meer - R I A L

from his ribs in his feet. We used Wh? f\°¢\\’i’ R7 , od k _ V '_

MINARD s i.IN1ullN'r on sim freely I* °'¢° ““° °~

n th the use 5 C,-,_ md

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in Rent

The two storey Building on Wetu-

Street formerly occupied as a Laun- d\’Y is “DW being ilttefi up as a store and warehouse and will be ready to occupy about the lst May next.

Apply tn PEAKE BROS & 00

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Mortgage Salc

“The Old London Properiy’] ’ in Charlottetown

There will be sold by Public Auction

on the premises in Charlottetown, on siunav, me ana any of june A. n, |908, at the hour of Twelve o'cloci¢ noon.

All that tract, piece and parcel of

land sltuate lying and being in Cher- iottetown in Prince Edward Island, bounded and described as follows, that is to say: Comuieucing on the north side of Water Street at the distance of One hundred and Thirty-one feet and wo inches Eastward‘y from theEest side of Queen Sheet, thence North parallel with Queen Street aforesaid a distance of Ei hty-four t'eet,tbeuce East and penile wigi Water Street aforesaid Fifty-six feet. thence South Eighty-four feet to Water Street and thence West elong Water Street Fifty-six feet to the place of beginning together with the use of a right of way eight feet wide along the Eastem side of the land hereby described and extending from Water Street to the rear of said land a distance 'of Eighty-

lour feet.

The above sale is made under end by

virtue of and pursuant to a Power of Sala , contained in a certain Indenture of Mor-

tiyage bearing date the Twenty-ilitii de o Meiy A. D, 1899, made between john K aye Charlottetown in Queens County

ooo keeper of the one pert and

Edward Jarvis Hodgson of Charlottetown aforesaid Master of the Rolls of the other ` pert and because oi' default having bleu made in payment ofthe principal moneys

_secured thereby);

Should the a ve lends not be sold on

theddey of selfe, tlgisame will tliensfiez be sposedo at vate eeieoa A tion to Hazard, Gaudet & Pm < Solicitors etc, Charlottetown.

Dated this 5th dey of Mg A D 1908. EDWARD JARVIS ODGSON, 5-6dw4i, Mortgages.

HOTEL BRUNSWICK

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