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i
HE call SLEEP I I lT"l'WS S`S’fRll0l
IN PEACE Now..  .........
Ser only sha`rp words and none of the
little delicate attentions which would
have made her happy. After she wal
_ T8 "’3l’I’S KidIIlC DlS~ dead he was embittered by his con-
Wm g° ‘Y sciousness of his negligence and added
ease Cured by Dodd’s
Kidney Pills.
ito his fault vltuperatiou .of the
people around him. Better for him
and them had the sorrow for past
failure toward his wife led him to
klndllness toward his living friends.
Perhaps this young man of my text
. ' E t f r er wi. had ul-used his father
Wen known Tnbury as B m zllillumlli was alive, and now that he
tells the Tilbury Nevis how was dead he wanted to give him _a  51| gm; ,nk 'of M, mrm,
,big funeral. Do you wonder, if this
Easily be Got Rid of his,`was ao, that Christ said, "Let the
Trouble.
idead bury the dead?
`§ Perhaps this young man was one
af those poor. deluded sufferers who
`wa.nted to hug his grief as aluxury.
  -»--» <5---1-»>~-Mi?.f'.,”f'°..":°.‘;ir..::‘;..;‘°°;;.i“f:.‘:.:..:'ifi:
Wm.Ta|zgl1rt.\ "°U`*“°'° “nd” mghlyltear. Their laughlfis a sob. Thcv
esteemed farmer of Tilbury East, tells of'mw°|, enjoy themnelve. @1055 thpiv
hisremarkable cure uflong st.an:ilngKid-:u.e mowing 0\-gr 5 corpse twenty
ney Disease by Do1d's Kidney Pills. years old. Christ, in the words of
“For about four or five years," says Mr. my text, is not telling that _ young
THEM' I-1 was , mme,-er 1,-gm Klum, :man to be dlsruspccttul to his dc-ad
Trouble, and the scores of medicines I 'ire' H° is' however' enuncmung (_hc
itremendous fact that a young umu
used gave me no relief. l was forced to doe! not honor B dead parent so
get upthree or four times every nlgbtlmuch by weeping over a grave as ,W
11° W'!lif° ‘"5 Simlliy mi"°’“bl°' living the true, honest, noble Chris-
“Atlastletartcd to use Dodd’s Kidney ‘um me which that dead lathcr
Pills andlgot relief from the first. After would have him live. "Lot thi* dvud
using two boxeel was completely curci, bury the dc-ad" might be translator]
int the words “Let thc df.-ad one s
and you can betl was a happy man. I 0 _ _» 1 l, _ v I _It
cannot speak too highly cf Dodds Kidney i”""‘_`i"_5 hi". ."1 me ‘.`ll1_i" am 'l
Pills."
tht .i\-ing fulfill the m1s.s.<»n of il;|\
dead "
_AH "i“"_7 °°mi'mi”1s__“" "‘“"d ly, lui l Mink there is anmhi-r rcnsw.
Disrasei Kldneys. Dodds K due-y Pll~1;“|_,. yy,-1,, _.,.,,1,-0 ,hc W..~.f§ of ,uv
always cure the Ki‘n'-ys am. tn(»re{<ue» ,,._.,¢ _‘,_.~,,< _,t hfro not rnlv 1-y;ui,t-i-
al\~ny~ cure urinary tnmpiunts.
lei.: L' 1'.: .'.. l '.`: .tt tin- ymlvul rita' is
, nl ...I sl.4ulLl in . .1_... _
a..  . . -~_~___.---. _ . ,_ , .K
WANTED
pr' nt 2.. inc sf'r‘Ii'~i‘.ii` i-I iii ‘
.p-.tl 1;'u'l. tl.r,t r :...tl. ins `:.< .. 't'
.-. il... ul rirl ..l .uz-.i as '.\i-il .~~; tl.
l .=  .nd n.otl~.-I l,.~ \\.l-- am!
rl ..tl 1...# l,-rutile-r and .<..~t»-i' and
lfrnml. lZ1»r-guise rucn mul \:|.|n»»u art- i
‘ I
. .-om' ol our bone and llcsli cl our
fic-'sh that is no reason why we have
l10t a duty to our fellow riicr. 'tvhu 
-\ . . . ' are not akin to us by blood-d’~1t.\'10 ‘
'lhe man who a'wajS dropb his , your follow men and to vour lbllorv
;1:a:nless watch to call at our menu. children whom you have not-C.
establishment.
A Chau) on _a watch is economy A during-the Spanish-American war, xv;
We 379 making 3 5P€,Ci31tY Ui, were encarnpcd in the old fair
chains of various styles and prices.
Cell and select.
L. W. cook,
lleweler,
zur. Gt. George and Grafton.
. ip- , ~. ..
rf - ._ _ isce hiin just for a few ho-.Irs 1..-:rio
Ladies and
Gentlemen
We keepin touch “Lili the
outside worlfr-with the
ghotograpllers in the larger
ities, like New York and
Philadel ihia. \\'t' compare
notes and give you the benefit
cf their experience as Well as
ours.
No .Qepia portraits can lic
nncr than ours. They are :lot
producul anywhere.
Gauvin, Gentzel & Co.
Pllotopraplrers.
lccn. A man never learns this les-
`,son more easily than when he is n
soldier I remember some vears ago
`grounds of Springfield, the Illinois
` capital. 1`lr.>wey`s guns at Manila limi
‘s;<»lvcn. The troops wr-rc being l;t.r-
irzrd to the front. Our rt-giiurmt was
`t<\ move south within a <*<»ui~i|~ Iii
fduys. The sxlrgt-on of our nl,-iii..-ill
came to rn_\' quarters one niuiil and
said, "Chaplain read that." lt was
a letter from Chicago telling bin
that his vvifc was l~.o\‘cring t.cr\\'~.-n
I lilo and dc:..h as thc result oi' rx \l~rv
ssrious ( tration :nd sho vvnmr’ 'o
lhe Went south. “l\`li_v d<vn`t vou r.;n
lm. to (`l'ur'npr» tr»~i.i;_'l:l ami ./:..c
bark to-lrirl'lt'.\\".V` vet- us‘~'tl. ' `.\ u
will bv hz-rc :n plenty of time." " .c
:olonel wnn't lut inc. The cm...-.<
have como d<»\\’n that no lenvcs of
, absence can l-<- granted. as \ve- n.;r\‘
‘go to the front any mont(-nt." "Ur-
dcrs be hanged!" said I .z|.}v..lsi\<-1_\'.
"lf my wife we-re dying, orrlcrs or no
iordcrs, I would go to hor." "'l`l;f»n l
-ou would be captured as a dost-rtcr ‘
 ' I file.-».t.'i~';'; f°.~i....io~
THE
INTER
, NATIONAL AUG. 7.
lil! at the Lssaaa,
told-lolsri la-Golden
Taxi. I Pat. v, pg..
_pared by lsv. D.
lfhnrldt. ma, ., ._...__,_.... Aaouutuaj
We are now fntrodhced to and are to
spend six weeks with Elijah, the
§‘fshblte, wtio was of the inhabitants
of oueaa. 'rim am more or -mm
K ‘ara xvll,
race and parentaze. I3! Melchlzedek,
0 stands before us ou the panes of
Scripture without any record of father
or mother or ancestry, fond he appears
as suddenly. He fa spoken of by some
as ons of the frandest and most ro
mantfc characters that Israel svn
produced.-.. me nsuvisfsnlnoa vllyfdod
Is Jehovah,” and before Jehovah he
stood. and unto Blm be lived. The
lrst* recorded sentence from his lips,
“Tha Lord God of _Israel liveth, before
whom I stand" (verse ll. Rives us his
constant attitude. The rule of his life
was,to please God, not fearing the
frown nor seeking the favor of mortal
man.” His opening words are repeated
in fvfif. 15, and lnake.bl think of
Gabrlel’s wordsuiu Luke 1, 19, "l an
Gabltlel that stand In the presence 0!
Godl" They also carry ns back to the
Lol'¢'l,word to Abram in Gen. xvif, 1,
“Walk before Me and be thou perfect"
(margins-upright, slnce`re).` This fl
the only way for those who would be
the Lord's messengers.
Concerning his message to Ahab,
i ‘ ` " ' ‘ ` " ‘ " i" ` ""` " ` " "` "‘There shall not be dew nor raln these
years but according to My vvord." we
must consider Jas. .v, 17, where lt ia
written that he prayed earnestly that
It might not rain, and also Dent. xi, 17,
whdre we have the authority for such
a prayer, the Lord having threatened
to shut' up ‘the heavens and withhold
rain if they turned from Him to wor-
ship Idols That the' heavens were
thus shut up In the days of Elijah is
confirmed by our Lord in Luke tv, 25.
Believing prayer must be based upon
some plain assurance in the word of
God or some clear revelation from God
concerning Ella rvill, George Muller
has called the former thc grace of faith
and the latter the gift 0! fillib- ID 0110
way or the other God will guide us.
Verses 2 to 6 give 'us the story of
the brook Cherith und`.the ravens, and
all was according to the word of the
lard, which both Elijah and the ravens
obeyed. The first time this title or ex-
pression, "The word of the Lord.” ls
used is in Gen. xv, 1. It muy mean a
message from God or It muy mean the
Son of God, who ls called "The Word"
(John f, 1; Rev. xlx, 13). Either way
It is God controlling, and our part is
“willing and obedient" (Isa. i, 19). The
prophet is now told to hide himself;
he has delivered his message und that
, is all that is rc ulred of him ut present.
be summed up in this: "Striving ac-
cording to His working, which work-
eth in Me mightily” (Col. I, 29). for
unless it fs God working in us it can-
iimd pi-rhnps sl.:-t." said my compan-
ion quietly. “l-`oi~ the good of the|
service I must obey ordt-rs and gel
, with my regiment. My duty to my,
¢¢,._.-_try is now even grcntcr than rn_v I
duty to-my (lying wife.” "Yes, sur-1
igcun," said I. "you are right. 'l`h<~rv
arc duties in life even groan-i' ‘.i~.an
those we bear to our loved <.n<+ :leur -
though they may be. Gml help you
lin this your hour of trial."
l So Christ in those vvords of mv
itext was enuncintlnp an rrflnitu and
lolrinilmtcrit truth. -lv-sus ~..< i1':.<‘tz1`ul-
* ly se\_\'.ngI "Young: man, l..|;l;»-rtuun
vi __`.?__....._ _.___ .__
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From SUMMEIIBIDE, on arrival of morning
ruin from Charlottetown and all uauoar nl
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.
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rv!
Tyour l<»w» for futher or mother or
i Wilt- or tl.ild is your duty to ulc nnd
ito the yr- at world at lnruc. (Rune
,with me :xml lu-lp save the millions
,who are dj./ing in their sins, Comr-
with me and bring' bnclc to a lilo of
ip.”-ity and love those vvhn will mw-
Ier know me unless tlxr-ju src me ns a
,result of tiny guirlnncf-. Conn- with
mc. Come with me." This sont:-lice.
“follow inc, and let the rlr~nrl l\ur\'
'the dead," is only anotlinr vvnrlling,
gol the some thought which <‘ln-ist
lspakc unto his tlisciplcsi "I-lc thnt
'loveth father or mother more thun`
mc is not worthy of mc, and he that
lo\cth sun or daughter more than me 1
lla not worthy of mc." Yes, there;
,come ccrtnin times in lifc when our;
duty to (`hrist and our fl-llnw rncnl
should have precedence over nur' di--li
sire-s to be with our dcnr om-s in our
own horn/-s.
lint. tlu.u;_rh those vvrrrls of iv.\f1r~v.t '
ir. >\ .=r>f-in to svpnrntr- F/.inc ol :s ifr,
in little whilv from our lf|\'r-rl 1.' f== 0':
I-mth is it ul-I a svvct-t mul rs|:;.= rr-
ml thmlgzllt thnt Christ will l»\'\»r
.<'--}f:tr.»ti- u<. his children, fr<~m /».»<-li
l<.el,¢r in 'lint l»cttv'r land. /‘.¢ll~i.` -1-
itn l'hri<t`s crvat laws rv: vii-,\' '._
ilu-\'r~ tim thc separations nl rr `vl~
arc ru.I'. 'ur a little Whilc .wil ii '
'these 1-nr-tl'.ly separations ulti:~:~1<I\-
nivnn tho rcunlon in heaven if vw- .ui-
.lly trust Christ and accept Christ for
our Saviour.
'wyoamaa
not stand. But when we thus seek drst
the kingdom of God and His righteous-
ness we may be sure that all temporal
things shall be added, even though
ravens feed us or poor widows minis-
ter to ns. In these days of unbelief
and scotling, if any should hear it
said that Arabs, not birds, fed Elijah.
just ask what kind of an Arab flew out
of l\'oab's urk, for the word "raven" in
our lesson is the same in the Hebrew
as the word "raven" ln Gen. viii, 7. By
whatever instrumentality the Lord
may minister to us, while truly grate-
ful to Him and to His ministering
servants, we must be stayed upon
Himself alone, lest some Clierlth dry
up und we thereby grow discouraged.
Hub. llf, 17, 18, is a tlne vvord to up-
proprlntc, for whoever or whatever
may fall us we can nlwnys truly say,
-"mon, O Lord. remulnest forever"
(Lam. v, 10; Heb. l. ll).
It was not for Elijah to think out
some new place to go to, for the Lord
who sent him to Chsrith and hid and
sustained him there had his eye upon
him (Il Cbmn. xvl, 9), and snw all the
circumstances, and doubtless Elijah
talked with Him about lt. Well, at the
right time, not too soon nor too late.
the sums word of the Lord who sent
him to Cherfth commands him to go
to a widow woman st Zarephnth, or
according to Luke iv, 26, Snrepta, and
there Is our Lord's confirmation of this
part of the story also. Zarephath lig-
nifies u place of refining, and, while ut
Cberlth he was cut off from all human
help, be fs now to be refined still
more by most unlikely human minis-
trntlon. Safely he journeys, for the
Lord can hide us while Journeylng aa
well as while abiding, and when he ar-
rives at the gate of the city the widow
h there gathering n few sticks to make
a cake. for herself and har sou,.of th__s
hat handful of meal in the house, and
after that they expect to die. Whit
a boarding house! What a welcome fee
I weary traveler! and yetwlt fb th_s
Lord's wayL` ' ‘ `.
Lama us sum: "nar,a<m so ui!
as an um nut,uid..-bntmlke lv' I
:mu can ant" (rem ie). .Had this
been all, the woman aight hugo
thought him some crazy tramp. But
listen yet: “atm that make for thee
and for thy son. for thus saith ml
Lord God of Israel, the barrel of meal
shall not waste, neither shall the cruss
you ha vi- erm varied. It -0' an fa” “mul” . . . And .0 R Cala'
MEN’S S
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<03
me
- Price |8.00,a Bar,aln oomfortnhla
~
.1 d dumhlo.
i ` The Humphrey Clothing more 
to pass according to 'tho word of th
; Lord. and the meat and all were malp-
TS, A FEW ; .piled-far.a.tuli reef tvvml. 19-$0 “£0
‘mu-gm of . 'ml widow ga 0
an as me lint; th: ww who had
two mttl _gave all: tbl lad with tho
nvs loaves gave alt. when wo as ua~
' - ' .freserndly give sli, wa shall sts the
Lord's increase. ‘Tum ls that aut-
tsrsth and yet lncrennth” (Prev. fl.
31 0 .s ;.i _ 5'
‘ Pwnc 63. perl I-lmao ul ms it
:nn --un-I ».n»a¢.¢...¢-ns
za). The rut of the ntl 
msn! an poor who mill! It III-`___'_
.`.
<1
May the life of every child of God.
Ultvoouaau mmm momma ina
my in nah amass. nn: r. ' ir. xsny.
wang; ‘w. w. clark. om onus.
-_....__._......_.
cunnnms enavm.. , e
U°dd'S Kidney Pills a sexe remedy for
this Terrible Disease.
Rosnrissu, Gut., Aug 1-(Bpeo|al)-
Samuel-J. Crow, one of the bestfknown
musicians in t-his part of Canada, has
been cured of Gravel by D0od`s Kidney
Puls. speaking of his suis Mr. or-uw
says:
“I suffered with kidney disease for
-years which dually developed into Gravel
whenlwas totally unfit for any-
thing. Itried many medicines without
resultand was in much misery when I
decided to try Dodd's Kidney Pills. .
“Io my surprise and delight, I immed-
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.me completely.”
ff Those terrible _'operations for Gravel
'_should_':now be a thing of the past.
‘.Dodd's Kidney Pills always cure it. It/s
;g Kidney Disease.
 The Little Ones Outlook.-Flossle
.fair years? old. "Mamma," sbs called one
play, “IMI get married will I have to have
is husband like pal" -
 “Yes,”jreplied the mother, with an
Tamused smlle.<
' "And lf,I dontfget. mam--v ull! I have
`to be an old maid like Aunt Kat. F"
~. “Yes.'
"Mamma"-after a pause-"u.’s e. rounh
world for us women, aln’t ltf”
All the lung healing properties of the
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Pine Syrup. I s the most satisfactory
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Pirce 25c-
How doth the busy Japanese
. Improve eaoh warlike minute
,By loading up his little gun
And banding out what s ln lt..
MInard's Linimea for ul: everywhere.
Mrs. Uppmaun-I must tell you, Ds lin
that I wasdispleased at. your entertaining
that policeman ln the kitchen last night.
Delia-Faith, Ol did ax him into the
parlor ma’am, but he wouldn’r. go.
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"I wonder why people always speak of
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“lt's natural enough. Nobody knows
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Miss J. J. Johnson, Innlsfall,Alr.a,, says,
I was troubled with Earache for a long
nlme, and nothing hellipsd me untill used
Ha;zyard’s Yellow 0 , which cured me
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Mistress-"Dolynu lovef hahiesl’ Mald-
“Not at three dollars A week, mum."
Mina:-d's Liniment Relieve; Neurligil.
“You must come and see us, my dear.'
said a lady lola little girl of ber acquain-
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"Oh, ye-," responded the innocent
child. “Pops says you always live at elxes
or sevens."
Mina:-d's Linixnent Cure.. Dmdruii.
Is ls not true that Kipling is now writ-
Inu another poem about Adam~Zab, the
bear that runs like a deer.
Laxa~L|ver Pills are the ladies' favorite
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when orweakeu or causc the slightest:
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As soon as Russia gets the Japanese
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Minard’s Llniment Cures Burns tie.
If the Czar doesn’t»l'go to the frontpretty
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A fisherman who has been dead and n
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lhave decided tn begin in the
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cab service. Passengers, baggage
etc., will be conveyed to boats'
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Orders left at McDonald & Mc-
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3
How allen dives:-e and sickness
comes in the heme. and- very often
me cause is with the plumbing.
We alwavs psy particular atten-
tion tp the sanitary laws. as this il
very importantto the maintenance
of health.
Um plumbvrisa drsi-class man,
and eau he relied noon in Biting up
this class of work in the most upse-
daie and sanitarv manner.
We use none but the very best
quality of goods on the market and
in every resuect.
Give us s call when in need of any
plumbing work none.
Bruce Stewart & Co..
Founders, Engineers, Machinists
and Boiler Makers
Steam Navigation Cc»‘s Wharf.,
Charlottetown, P. H. 1.
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Importers and Commission llerchants.
Provision; Cattle and Product.
Wholesale and Retail.
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Cable address. Crasmore P. 0. Box 4
for-dwxvr.
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Physician and Surgeon,
KENT ST., CHARLOTTBTOWN.
X Ray -nd Electric Treatment.
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IHE MIDLAND
RAIL WAY
'Until further notice, trains w~l1l`run
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LEAVE ARRIVE
Truro 7.oo a. m., Windsor 9.05 s. m.
'_‘ 2-45 P- lr.. “ -5.oo'p. m.
Windsor 7.40 a. nl. Truro 9.55 a. m.
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5.15 .m. “ .2 _m,
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St. John, 1\T. E.
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city with prlvs e lawn and gardens.
E. LCIIOI WILLIS. CKAB CAKPBBLL.
Prop. Manager.
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BARRISTER AND. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Cer. Queen and Rfeilmoad BU.. Clrtowa-
Telephoue Connection.
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Poultry, Apples. etc.. etc.
45 and 4; Argyle Street.
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