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C Germs,

Germs. We h'eara great deal about ilkm those-days,and rightly ho; for they are +’~ ~~ direct _._ e..use of \\'hoopiii,;-cough,

if 'shheriascarlet fever :md _

- herdiseases ofchildhooo. ‘».‘.'hen any of these are in the neigh-

-rbood,you should use Vapo~Creso-

hue. Every evening purify their

in rooms with this erfectl

~‘l|=°I> s P y safe remedy. It is so easy to prevent

the disease in this way. For whoop- mg cough and croup, the doctors say I ls a perfect specific. 13

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a¥'.'.3f-'.°’§'i.l'i_'.'.Z .'.T..’é`.'.°l.'Zl...n'l'§fl’."v§§§§?.`Z. ini 1;, which should last a life-time. and a bottle of

lkesotenc. complete. $r.5~: exira supplies of Cresc- beag, cents and gocents illustrated kletcontaln- Qnllvsicians' testimonials free uppn request. VAPO- iocaien Co.. I8o Fulton St., ew ork. U.S.A.

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Spaans. Bruises,

Pam Rluu do not fail

youger S‘l‘Al\’i'0N~'S. - l Price 25 cts bottle. _. l _ ’

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TUESDLY,- OCTOBER 15, 1111.

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` NOTHING TO SAY.

Sotaras Tun Guaanian' can learn no

city churches on Sunday last to the very aggressive and ilegrant omcial violation ofthe Sabbath one week previous. We deeply regret and deplore this silence. We regret it on behalf of the day of rest thus iawlessly invaded. We regret it on account of pastors and churches whose silence will inevitably be construed into consent and condonation for what was done. We regret it for our own sake, missingas we do the support on which we had counted with all confidence and trust in this matter.

, l We regret it for the misoonstruction

that will hereafter be placed upon the attitude of induential religious bodies

N R | '__' lThe Presbyterian church, the Methodist

church and the Baptist church have hitherto stood forth as champions of the cause of Sabbath observance. Their leading churches and pastors are here in this city of Charlottero wi . Here occurred some conspicuous acts of that most 1 aggressive and wide-spread violation of the Sabbath ever witnessed in Canada. What was done was done with the full knowledge of the pastors and churches referred to. And they have nothing to _ say on the subject! Hundreds of the members of their congregation waited for

them tospeak, but they are silent. We deeply regret It. `

We search in vain for reasons that will satisfy. Surely it cannot be that the » ofenders were too influential to bei'

public reference was made in any of our H

_ F. W. HALES.

15. 1901. d3i.

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®srlo telown Steam Navigation

. issue excursion tickets 17tk and 18th instant to 1

not later than Tuesday the 22nd,

Secretary.

, ` . HEHTIST .

1. llllyers

Sunny 51d e

Browse Block. First door to the right

work. Reasonable price. sro

publicly dealt with. The spirit that dared

to say to King David, “Thou art the man l" that dared to say to King Herod,

Powerful are to Dlssed by in silence, llthan we are ln`iisDirit~1ial¢<t\\lil|8°‘~ B“°= A' THE

while the minor faults and failings of ordinary mortals shall by censured from the pulpit Sabbath after Sabbath? If so we deeply regret it.

Canit be that our churches are to be

given over toasickly sentimentalism, to taking "f-he' line jof least lrcsistance," trimming sails to catch the popular breezes, and with no' longer a voice to denounce wickedness in high places? If so we deeply regret lt. Tai: GUARDIAN has taken its stand against the action of that fateful Sunday, strong in sense of duty which bade us denounce the wrong.

We are not shaken in that conviction

by the fact that down to the hour of this writing we have not received one word

of support or oommendation from any city pastor. We thank those pastor’s and elders who from other parts of the province have either privately or fu- publlcation sent us the evidenoesfof their appreciation. We believe, indeed, that the heart of this Sabbath-keeping Island is sound on the question at issue,

land this makes us the more regret the

l_oniinous_silence of the spirituallguides

in this City.

We have felt that Tun GUARDIAN could not aiford to be silent on this matter. And we feel most strongly that our pastors and congregations cannot ail'ord to be silent. We still§think they willbe compelled to speak , either to con- demn or to condone what has been done, or to explains silence which has become painful to many members}of the various congregations. We are not complaining; we are content to stand alone, if needs be; we have no desire to lay down a course for those who ought to be wiser

W i- 5

Is a good thing for the young husband t0_ pive the young wife. But sympathy wil not abate one jot of her nervousness orlifthertothat planeof sound health where alone the wife and mother can ind

Dr. Pierce’s_ Favorite Prescription

meets every _

womanly want

tranquilizes the nerves, restores the appetite and induces re&esh- ing sleep. Its useprevions to maternitymakes the baby’s' _ - vent racti

gives the mother abundant nutrition for *1 er child. “§'avoi'ite Presosiplionlisa woman's medicine and has no equal as

lishes dries eakenin ' heals in anvd. uloeragion :iid 'I cures female weakness.

Accept no substitute for ** Favorite Pre-

scription.” No other medicine is “just

“Itis not lawful,” cannot be altogether wanting to the churches in our day. If that spirit is indeed altogether wanting we regret it' most deeply.; Can it be that our pastors andf churches think that what was done' before the sight of the people of four Provinces on the 6th instant was a

trivial thing? If so, what are we to

think of all that we have been taught from Sabbath to Sabbath in Church and

Sunday school regarding the sacredness of the day of rest? Can it be that the _

offences of the rich the great and the_

“It affords me gfeatrpleasure to be able to say '

a few words in rega to the meritsof Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and ‘ Golden Medical Discovm-y,' " writes Mrs. Flora Arn, of P“...““”..;..’;‘§’5.i".f’.‘.‘.°.§’f.L.¥‘§.’;.i`.§'~[ ‘l'i‘.‘§§f‘.’.‘.‘Z‘.i“ ‘.§’..‘{§ mother. At an early age og married lifgol was I

tl both ed th ' fiil 'ods

e y er wi pen , also a

groiilblesome drain whicli rendered me weak

and unfit for work of any kind. I became so 1 thin there was nothin le of me but skin and ‘-

bone; My husband gecame alarmed and got = me a bott e of ‘ Favorite Prescription. After he ; saw the wonderful efects of that one he got two ‘_ more, and after I used those up there was no ; more pain, and I began to gain in Hesh very l rapidly.” _ _ _ Dr. Pi_erce’s Common Sense Medical

Adviser is sent free on receipt of 31 one-

ceut stanips, to pay ex_peiise of customs and mailigié on y. A dress Dr. R. V.. . Pierce, B alo, N. Y. 1

the challenge of the Sabbath-breakei's,f, more open, more flagrant. ll\°l‘¢ W1d°';

to sayl It is impossible, incredible

that they can afford to maintain this a nitride. . »

5, ' - *I* ' '

iSu`rg'ccns Blender J I l

llporatlng for Piles.

The Risk, Pain and Expense of an

Operation Avolded by Using Dm Chasc’s Ointment-A llinlstevs

Too many doctors seem to 1ia`_v°‘ei a

mania for using the knife, 'and recom- mend an operation for piles in scores of

effect a. thorough and lasting cure

Rev. B. A. Duprau, Methodist min-I

ister, Consecon. Prince Edward County. Ont.. states:-“I was _troubled ,with itching and bleeding plies tor years, I and they ultimately attained to a very violent form. Large ~~l11InN or '-f ab- _scesses formed, so that it was with great dililculty and considerable pain that I was able to stool. At_i'.hil.lg\'terc I crisis I purchased s. box of Dr. C_liase's ointment. but I had little.-or-_no fam: in it. acl had tried various remedies be- fore and t0. no purpose, _

"Now, imagine how great and joycba

was my surprise to find that just the one box cured mc. so that the lumps

swelling. 'I feel like a different man

lto-daysrands have (poi thet leasiéd doubt reelection. _If you want His?

‘mt I. 's nmen sav me_ |11 1 to v»f°”°'°.da»=»»»» M »»»~» ";'“..:::'.'°"’. .:.:° ';...':.°':;:..... eration and many years of suffering. .F “T .3 ° ._ .- ' You are at perfect liberty to use this lorders from all partsof town and country

testimonial as You see nt for the benent of others similarly c.tIllcted.” _ _ __

Dr. Chase’s Ointment. 60 cents a’

spread than ever before has been flung _

full in the face of pastors and churches _,

and it amazes us that they have nothing ` sem,

, disapveared, and also the external '

Corn.

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ston ,

' l "Thanks,ThanEs _

To the Ladies w,hp,xi_sited

We have been V591? 9\1_I‘ IFE# the last two mon‘ths.""_' 'i " ii 'Q 1 ' We planned that this would be Ou H8813. 1 ' ~

We have pleased you and everyone is de-

Exverlenoa. ' uf‘h“d° ` I “if »:

The general opiuioujs -thitonréi _

McEachern knows howto trim and economics as well.

. E hy ‘e

cases when Dr. Chase’s Ointment would Nom* B°mn_ New York °,,.¢’h§°m§ I‘°'°"

prices, but plenty of the American style for little money. _ , . , , Most Ladies never saw such value as is ojfcred, _ln miillnerr _trlrnm _ __

ready-to-wear hats; Hit we haven Buyer who has crossed the Alantic 85 times in Search of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods and one of the best Milllners P. E Iilsnd eve: produced.

Saturday, selling of pretty chic,gag

wear Hats at such low pricei as will ini

this Olsarlottetownh. » ` 4

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Small Price Millinery Store.

Come one, home all, andy;

I leave

--JamesPston&'Co.’ " l S, Swdkinetta bodl0B8.~--"NSW

at an carers cr mmsmn. Bree la ,d°°‘¥°°. ‘i°‘° "°°l‘ “” PP°°“.7°' @»I¢l'N»I’A . ` ' . _ _ 5_d&Wf'_f

lonaairanassanlaulliwm f~ »»»= $=i~,»;_;g;= * I _ __ ‘ _ _ _ is th so I t I . .

.ll ull Bins’

Sympathy”

V453*

When you wear a. pair of

“OUR Rubbers you know you “have afgood thing, because we $9611 0.-.ly brand. our im.

illonlls l sin

acureforwomanlydiseases. Itestab-,V

as good” for weak and sick women.

L0 011. nz) o ege o Music, and prepared for thgvarions examination . ol the same.

It =s:= its

Cor. Queen and A

E r mil; . v~ ~` - .- i ,station mmiluss 2 rfée~vcf+aIirmtand -

5 .mL__|_ 1;

MUQCAIL

MISS E. F , LYONf

Associate of the London (Eug.)~ College of

Music; Honors Diplomee (Organ). London College of Music. Gold and Si ver Medalist and Honors Graduate of Loretto Academy, Guelph, Ontario. etc.

Concert pianists and teach- I

er of piano, pipe organ, and ;

theory, harmony, etc., etc.

Pupils trained according to the- method o nd (is c ii f

Resi Bri hton Road.” 4

Oct. cliwkpg.

Oetr td. i

The best crl rion ot

Coat, however well wearer if the cut

Uepltadsee

St , ®’towu

pretty esecs'*&snt

_ The from a ‘end we beet valnc

if .

Il-_l%.:`.if

You will search money in the end, such excellently cnt The make andlflnish ar

Wht not try one' Paton 8cCo. ` I ,

Ghltownl ‘Drivingi Park

&»»tood thereon. . V i C ii

x Made to stand any usage. _

g Made toiit any shoe. '_ - __ . _ 1, ' lsme _’Men’s, women"s~snd- children’s,' C ' "_home grown 'W

and need_ Ri all sizes, all prices, ii ' oN-~ ~. -_;

wemlesuIl.ns1.lls1n.s

I I Horse Races

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fri 'w ‘ “a"“ C ‘ P';‘~.:\ 1;; *'31,

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if .rvj ra. s.-_

1.33 Claes » *f

. per een » -_ 't to int; ive Er cent toseescd, niteen per cent

and n perpentftofourtli. = 1 f _

Iatriemckne the rrth October; Igor. lib'

barred nv,reo9rd`mslieafter istoctobea- Q 3 'spe¢§a2\ylcwratcn_bysteamersandraii_ . fadinispiou togrouifb, '25e. Children unler ra yarsc la-Admisseon to Grand 8tand,.r5c;

Sh weather prove unfavorable ‘on the , a te, the races will 'be held onthe followilf

For urther particulars and Race Programme

ry F. L. Haszakm

President. ,I

c. R. SMALLWOOD, l

Secretary. =

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Mackinnon & Williams

Bar isters, Solicitors, Notaries, etc.

D,A. M/tcI<iNNoN,LL.B.,I¢c. Is BAYPIELD WILLIAMS. _ ,

Oilloo-Cameron Block, Char-lottetow _ Money to loan on Real Estate

1 I I

the; _.Plan Dine, willdeqve

for Boston via Hawkesbury

ing da_y the r7th Qctober, igor. ~ gud Hglifgxd ` '

' th sec ni l ' '

wgilletiixoisimuriiiiiatti-Zinc to be addressed to the ‘ EVBIY \t~

' Returning' will leave A days. '

' Passengers via Picton on

ys and Safurdays make connections

at Halifax for Boston directv. __ ' _

. - _ For tickets and all particulars. api"

ly to ' D ' ' .

, .

a' Le wllwf

_ Manager. Agent

June' 4. I Charlottetown, RE. I

try O&D

E Department

big bankrupt stock of N ew Fall

Overeoats and Ulsters, also

bought by our residential

in lfoutreal at 67 1-2c on the $

be offered during the iirst 3

$8.00 Suits for $5.00. $4.75 Suits for $2.75.

$8. $9, $10 Suits for $6 and

Ulstcts about 50 in the lot for $5.

Ulsters worth up to $8

worth $9 and $10. All go at $5.

in the History of the Cloth-

has there been such

elated.

of Heavy Wool Working 02.50.kind for 2 weeks

S1176 .

583 Pairs Boy’s Odd Pants sizes up

I to 34 in all sizes at 75c. Hard to beat this line and good all wool goods.

The last of those nap D. B. Suits

they were made to sell at $8 marked $4.

The above stock of Clothing con-

sists of a well assorted line of child- ren’s Suits from 7 5c to $4.50- Reofers from $1 to $2.50. Mcn’s Overalls and Wool Sweaters, Jump ers, and Real Irish Frieae Ulstcrs and Reefers' We carry about 1000 Suits and you will always ind your size hero. and for the price-well if the price does not suit you you must” be hard to please.

Furs

8 Men’s Wombat Fur Coats $15,$17, 20.

Men’e Coon Costs $30, $35, and

$40. »

185 Men’s $12 Beaver Overcoste

_ now $9.

lon’e Suits. Mon’a Fall and Ralnproof Dvcrooais.

Furs, Mantles

and Jackets

Ladies’ real Fur Coats not imita»_

tions nor near seal-but ' REAL SEAL always can be had. _

Ladies’ Fur Coats $18, $22. $25,

real guaranteed fur coats no demon- strator required to to our goods quality. When PATON 8 CO say its ge' nine its so.

Astrichan Costs from $18, to $48. Seal C~'\~ts $35, $45, and $65. Fur Collars 7_5c, $l.50, $2 up to

$12.

385 Cloth Coats all longthsptll Biz- 8, all prices from $2 to $20 I

‘ 85 Tailorunaoc suits from $4 50 to 15.

D Ladies’ Hats A passing word about Ladies’ Hats We have the best Millinery on P. 1

I I. All work guaranteed. Prices

E Blll Fllll .YllUll Pill

Dress Goods Dept.,

8000 yards of New Fall Dress

Goods. All the rough Homespun greys are here as well as all other fashion- I able colors. Price from 20 to $1.20. Extra wide heavy grey wool efeot I Special 52 in: at 75c. (Ono lot of Cloths and Tweed at 98c worth up to $2 )

Underwear Dept.

Allthstiagoodintliis Dept. Un~

shrickable Underwear everybody wants. The Stanield lead all others. We are the introducers of this stand;

ard line of Underwear. Don’r take 1 any imitation we will show pu the imitation at $1.50 a Suit but we won’t guarantee it. Get Stealolds at

will save you fully 30 per cant-.

$2.50' Its worth the S more.

Domestic Dept. _

Cottons, Flannols, Linens, Towels,

Sheet-ings, Bcddiugs. Blankets and all kindsof every day Dry Goods here All 1 at lowest prices for reliable goods.

Carpet Dept.

Brussell Carpets, Scotch Carpets,

'1‘apcstryCsrpets. Squares, Oil Cloths. Curtains, Upholstary goods, Polos

Window Trimmings, Blinds at 1owest‘ cash prices

Big Cloth Dept.

Fbr the Farmers, trade Double and 'l

Twist H omespun Tweed, the Oxford kind fl!! 75o.‘

Scotch Two eds

15°, si, and sms saga ter vac.

1 , I ' '

'UIJCD 1ib6 '|S)&»S1B Of 'bB'|T|3eI.’ SOOQS ICI 1688 l.OD.6Y' &D.Y 1-D.

'f‘_&_§'lIl YQUE QPQAD-We are getting a large share of the trade in Ch’Lown, but it’s business to want to still do more. and we would like you just for ence to come and look

_ through our stock of MQLIQ €'\111;S &.E_Q o'V'¢1°(3@3,1';g. _ A few of the lines and the prices we keep follows:

Worsteds

$1.50, $2.50, 35,90 Overcoating from $1.60, $2.50 to $4

yard. -

All kinds of Tweed! taken in ex-

change for cash or wool. -

Ladies’ Costumes

and Dresses

Ladies’ Suits, Ladies’ Dress Skilil.

Ladies’ Jackets. Ladies’ Capes, Silk Waists, Ladies’ Wrappers, Ladies’ Petticoats.

We will show this week 25 new

designs in Ladies' Suits. - -

We oler special inducements to the

teachers of P. lu. 1. this Fall, and a free ticket forthe races to purchasers of 85

nomo 5

worth of goods.

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