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Burning Sealy
Complete External and
Internal Treatment.
( llil6lll`d
1'HE SET, consisting of CUTICURA
SOAP, to cleanse the skin of crusts
and scales, and soften the thickened
cuticle, CUTICURA OINTMENT, to
instantly allay itching, irritation,
and inflammation, and soothe and
heal, and CUTICURA RESOLVENT,
to cool and cleanse the blood, and
expel humour germs. A SINGLE
SET is often sufficient to cure the
most torturing, disfiguring skin,
scalp, and blood humours, rashes,
ltchings, and irritations, with loss
of hair, when the_best physicians,
and all other remedies fail.
llllllons of People Use Cancun Soap
Assisted by Ctrncuu Omrxnrrr, the great sl.-in
cure, for preserving, purifying, and becutii_vin;_,»
the skin, for cleansing the scalp of crusts,sc=i'¢f.,
and dandrud, and the stopping of falling hal:-,
lorsoftsnlng, whitening, and soothing red, ronfrh.
md sore hands, for baby rushes, itchltrgs, and
chahngs, and for all the purposes of the t=»i‘.::,
bath, and nursery. Millions of Women use CU~
neun; Soar in the fo:-in of baths for ann' ying in
lrritations, indammntions. and excorlations, or
too free or offensive perspiration, in the form of
washes for ulcerative weaknesses. and for many
sanatlve, antiseptic purposes which rm-.diy su:
(est themselves to women, and especially mor.:-
srs. N0 amount of persuasi Jn can induce those
Who have once used it to use any other, cape- be
dallyforpreservingandpurifyingtheshin,scalp,
and hair of infants and children. No other madi-
otlled soap is to be compared with it for preserv-
ing, purifying, and beautifying the skin, scalp,
hir, and hands. No other foreign or domestic
toilet soap, however expensive, is to be com.
pared with it for all the purposes of the toilet,
bath, and nursery. Thus it combines in ONE
Son nt. Ons Pmcl, the assi' skin and complex.
lon soap, and the sxsr toilet and baby soap in
the world.
of
ye
Rev. A. A. McLeod is published in place
Anakapallc Taluk or township, borders
on the Bay of Bengal, about midway be-
tween Madras and Calcutta. It includes
151 villages, with a population of 152,15H
This is supposed to comprise the Anaka-
palle field, but the Taluk adjoining us on
the North, with a population of 191,291, is
scarcely ever touched by the Gospel mfs-
senger.
Anakapalle town, a growing commer-
cial centre, with a population of 20,(lD is
the head-quarters of the division of terri-
tory we call Taluk. It is also the head-
quarters of our work for Christ in this
section of the Telugu country. Here we
have our mission house and chapel, and
from this centre we tour and tent and
preach among the villages. e
This is the newest of our mission fields,
the opening of which, dates back only two
therefore, that we have plenty of room and
that our work is pioneer in the strictest
sense of the term.
In addition to the above, however, we
have charge of the work on the wide Nar-
sapatnane field, which has been without a
resident missionary since Mr. Barrow's
death six years ago. Let us have a place
More than twenty centuries ago th
Psalmist wrote ofa people who “sat in
darkness and in the shadow of death,
that have prevailed in this land for cen-
turies. They are the conditions that pre-
vail today. And they will continue to
hold sway as long as the human heart will
pay its homage to dumb idols. The idol~
A LETTER FROM INDIA
t
Written for tne Guardian by Rev. A. A. Meleon
-Someldea ofthe Work ofa Missionary. °
Talmages Sermon:
ars and, six mont-hs. It will be seen
your prayers-
A PEBP Ar oUB. Psnrsnromzns.
The following interesting letter from ` right on the highway and quite near the
Magistrates court and the Municipal
offices. People who come to court have to
wait out on the road till they are called.
They usually gather in groups under the
trees by the roadside in front of our
chapel. This brings them right up to our
church door. At Bi-st they crowd around »
the door, look in and talk, talk, talk, in
anything but omild tones, but would not
come in. Their presence at the church
door was not helpful to the few worship-
pers withtu. but it was hopeful.
We were glad to have them come to our
door to see. Even if they did not come in
or permit themselves to hear much. The
second year some few would venture ln,
make remlsrks,ask questions and move on.
Now near the end of the third year, they
sometimes till our little chapel, but those
who come are nearly all out casts. As far
as we are concerned, the poor pariah or
out caste, is as welcome as the proud
Brahmin, but no one can ersuade them to
sit down at the same time under the same
roof.
A few days ago some high caste people
came in and sat down near the door. A
few minutes later some outcaste women
invited by one of our Christians, came in,
and as there was no place at the door
they were led up to the front. But they no
sooner sat down than the cast.: people got
up and walked out grumbling as they
went. The idea of outcasts and outcast
9 women at that, being allowed not only to
come into the place they had honored
with their presence, but actually to sit
5118 bound with ammiion *md l1‘0°”'“a down in front of them was more than they
most unpromising comhrn Ltion of con-
ditions-inertia, ignorance, dangerou
helplessness. These are the condition
could stand.
S Sonic of the people will attend chapel
3 (Continued on Third page.)
Un Her F ee!
This Week and Every,0t'her
wa ¢n»..¢&.:¢ ti.. 1°-lpn estate mmf. alas
L `l . . _
ator and the idol- that he worships ar
properly classed in the same category
NEW STOCK OF
e HMB BHUSHE
We are showing some extra tin
values.
They range from f?5:.~ -to $2.7
~ each. Our 25c. ar1d"50c. lines ar
S
Approach the wo.shrpp¢. s of idols ,vg_
the message of love from the living God
and the darkness in which they ‘are satis
the death shadow that enshrouds them
amnrrnzo :sv Psvsrcrnas.
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sold only in scale 
ln bull wrappers.
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'e see, in the purpose of God, untitl-
'nt ot' His Gospel, our future fellow
Cri\ist`.~ poets and preachers are uma;-ri
|Him anti He will thrusttliem out an
~' coniinission them to continue His missio
to men. Q
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ff iii' ie in the markets in the bazaar.
are men,wom';n and children who wi
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Dr. James llondrohau,
Gmdu,\te of N. w York University
‘Ld la-_‘pg S\1V'ge|)n on  M"\i‘§St;y,S
Surveyin., Steamer Gulnare.)
Ofii-Q and residence, Doi' :heater St.
0,.. ..~ r east of City Hotel.
x8 d&w 1 mos.
Jesus Christ."
PLACES IN WHICH WE Panacn.
PLANT Inu:
Cummencing October 15th the
well-known steamer
S. S. YARMOUTH
of the Plan Line, will leave Char-
lottetown for Boston via. Hawkesburv
and Halifax,
Every Tuesday at noon
residences, give am|ple opportunity
fled, becomes painfully oppressive.
Closer contact chillsfthe messenger with
And even after!/he shadow gives place to
the sunshine of Gospel light, the“aiiiiict~ion
8 and iron" in which ther are bound, remain
to be dealt with. No inactivity is sadder
_ than that in which they sit. No darkness _
5 denser than theirs. ._ No death shade
_ I9, if more dreadful. No amiction more cruel.
\\n\1sus}ly'gocd value. _. . ~ No iron bands more armwio to break un
' the fetters of caste and custom with which
A they are bound. _
Snch is the condition ol our people to-
day, But the Gospel has come to them.
W
ll
° and it will do for them what it has al-
J° G*  tpgadydone for their fellow-countryme
 S  on our older fields. We thank G06 f0l`
7 l the blessings lu store for them, and for
- the transformation they are going to ex
erience- Here am Ong these people. now
aoisfied with such sad, sad conditions.
D
ith:-;n~r, our future church members.
mem, ,His Gospel will draw them to
' lu-the surging crowds with whom we
'- sit with us at the marriage supper of the
fetters broken and their souls free. What
ajoy it will be to unite with them in
singing the “new song,” the song of the _
redeemed. “’hata joy to have a par
however humble, in this glorious 
emancipation, the outcome of which,  
according to God’s appointment, will be 5 '~ -`  I
to bring the people “out of darkness and
the shadow of death,” to “break the
ir
bonds in sunder,” and to make them, with  A
us “heirs of God and joint heirs with 3- _ ' `
InChristlu.n countries, chapels, hal
school-houses, and comrnodions priva
preaching purposes. But heathen lan
furnish no such opportunities. The temp
are dedicated to the idols, and therefor
not open to Dhe preachers of the Gosp should he keptineve househuldand in rvery _
whose presence would desecrate the sac-  r .v¢t\¢f's g=i,,s..¢\¢-rd; use cvsrrwxr the fa-zz 
red (3, bui1din¢s_ Public halls and school-  thatimuiediare attention to any ailment will r
houses are, with the exception of missi p
bui1dings,cont1-oiled by high caste pcop
who are opposed to the Gospel, and w
woul 1 not on any account enter any bu
ing with low caste and out caste peop
Insoms sections of the country, wh
the Gospel has been preached for years, _ 
and caste prejudices are partly brok _
“They that make tlwm =-_w- like unto them y ` PPO
so is everyone that ‘_ru~r-= tn in them."
. . ' , ._. ‘ wh-
1
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-.-days each month,
t, .-
15’  Rheumaiism. Cramps, Colics. Sore
T; . Throat. Diarrhzca. Faccache,
ds  Toothache. Sprains. Bruiscs. Neural- '
les 
el’ -` mzdy, carctully calculated for general use, :ind ,£-
OB
le :_j do the work. p
ha _§_ Soothe you and give you instant relief. 
1°- 5 rr.=oAr,n's autumn ru.|.s -_
ere  Torpid Liver, Sick ilesdsdc. 
en 1 1 f' by mail on receipt ol px-ice. - ~f'
All day long and racking with pain from
her head to her heels; That is what
man a self su rting girl must experi-
ence. On those
when in other cir- _
cumstances she
would go to bed,
she must still be
at the desk or
counter and strug-
le through the
day as best she
may
Backache, head-
ache, and other
pains caused by
W0ma_n1y diseases
srelpxerfectly cured
by .Pierce’s Fa-
vorite Prescrip-
tion. It cures
the cause of these
gains. It estab-
'shes regularity,
dries enfeebling
drains, heals in-
ilammation and
ulceration and
cures female weak-
ness. It makes
weak women
strong' and sick
women well. '
PAIN All GUNE.
2 “_I hav_e taken your medicine with the greatest
t sat.isfact1on,”wrxtes Mrs. George Riehl, of Lock-
t P;-“  ‘;’<“o‘°ff‘e“§ °2;.P.;‘;“e. .;;§.2r;
~ avo e e cri ion n cu
trouble that I sullgred from for fifteen years, and
Ii_’§.“fL‘.§f’i`°5“tf?.l.y.iZ°§`“‘°ir..i S2? §`.‘l“§?.‘$¥1 iii
' HV 1
before taking Dr. Pierce‘s medicines I always
» felt tired. My pain is all gone and I feel like a
new person. I suffered with headache all the
time, but have no headache now since taking
ygur medécing. fl haye bgfetn cured of trc&1btlhcs
t at I su ere rom .or een years, an e
best doctor in the state could not cure me.”
Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical
Adviser, in paper covers, is sent free on
receipt of 31 one-cent stamps to pay
e§>ense of customs and mailing only.
A dress Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo. N. Y.
V p ..,.¢,,f.,',;x nav, ,,‘_>,
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, for thc imrnediats Relief and Cure of
, _
gia, Lumbago. etc.. etc. ` 
e This is an internal and external .Family Ra- ‘ ’
:ave ~erious trouhle,worry and expense. when 
a medical man is not at hand STAN XON will ,"~r
£4.
~ For suis everywhere. Price, 25 cts per bsttls. '@-
°f‘ Cures Habitual Constipation, 9
` For sale everywhere, 25s per bex p
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11"' -  '.
Returning will leave Boston Satur-
days.
Passengers via Picton on Wednes-
days and Srurdays make connections
st Halifax for Boston direct.
For tickets and all particulars ap
ly to
I- L. Bl|lPlll.__ VI- W- BURKE,
Manager. Agent
June 4. Charlottetown. P.]_3..I
down, some few will sometimes utter-fl
services in Mission Chapels. But such at
toone caste. A man’s heart mast be
broken before he can be persuaded to
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Bail. loneytolosl.
tendance is irregular and usually confined
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Co Limited, lloatraL_Caaads. '.
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    Question. s
Art  _ .tisiied with the shoes you
wear? ' .A
` lf`_n0.l;, try it pztir of ‘iKiNG‘ Q\_.l'AHTY.`_”_  _
They are the most desirabfe shoe on
the face of the earth for women.
The “l{r.\°c. QUALITY" shoe pls, all
that a really First-class shoe should Fe
-comfortziblc, easy on the feet, stylish
*’» and durable. '
Buy the King Quality shoe at $3
a péir and get satisfaction. -
'ri-rs J. o.. reno co.. I-United. TORONTO- ‘ ‘
Ink
‘ 
Alley dz C-1.. Agents at Charlottetown".
Ladies’Hat Sale
Till the Hats are Sold
100 HATS, worth tip to $1.25,efor`
I
A 48 cents
Also our YORK at $1.00, and
' . r
our TRIMMED DUCHESS, worth
up to $ 3.50, for
ual
Every lady in Charlottetown is -inviied to inspect the New York
styles in ready-to-wear ° Y,
_#have a good thing, because ws*
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. ’M,en’s, woinfeds” and children'é,
W
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  $2.25-llfmllilif
Every Lady' in Town cm-p-,f_l 4;, to - _-
sec om- MILLINERY. f #New-“"’_‘_ 
Prcse|°ves.i.
Misses’ odd jackets and reefers and bloueps at one half price
New furs for the neck and back at honest prices. '
Ladie<’ Blouses, Night Dresses and Dressing Jackets.
5_O00 yards Englie-h Fianuelerte, Sc. 10, 12, and l4c.
_ Lots of pretty Eiderdowds for Dress Jacke s, 20c and 45c (Amerie.-tn
` American Flu?-nelett» Wr.sppery in gt'-at variety.
,t 2-50 Merfs Working Panrs, :Q morrow $1.50.
, $8.00 and $10.00 D. B. Suits to-m= rrow $6.00.
I A. few odd Suifs Worth $3 00 for $5.00.
i .See our Fall Hats.
QCT. 18th and roth.
_ ""8" SOURIS, P. E. I.
F l H   ` 
e t 3135   Sm"ec..tf.°.tf'.l':
The Duchess of York only $1; the popular Pan American,$1 _ ` ‘gm  0' V 
40 dozen-450 sample hats, no two alike at a clear saving of one third.  252.23- _
Showing to day and to-morrow snappy lots at snappy prices, ' ‘$138 ‘bovef “ups an
' u home _,¢-own fruits andare
Boys’ odd school pant-s, value up to $1.35 for 75c. p Pam '
. 50 sample ulsters. only one of a kind. You will save one third if your T17 Eilmk* T°’f 25?  _
girl’s size is here. . 5 ` ._ -_ » '   _
_ om’-1 trimmed nm, ssc, $1- and $1.25 _ ~- A R- F- »l\8l|i|I!ll‘f-Q*
Sailor caps for school, school rfefers, and two piece suits for ladsup to ““P"°“° "‘°"°,~  _  ,
14 years old, $3.75 _ _ ` ' A " 7 ~ ffl” ’>~
Long coats for ladies at short lprices. 2 I    ‘S,
Short coats at short, prices One sample lot at one half their prices. , ' .   ‘ _
One lot of springcuais, just the thing for fal|,9.t halfprice, light :Oli-rP.l THREE fR|P§ A V
One lot Smtch `shawl_s from Glasgow for capes. _ ` _ _-H",-_A -_~_ _
1. _
lf; For rates and other information apply to
_ - J, a nearest ticket Agent or to ~ _ `
, ' p WILLIAM G. LEE, -int.
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|15 Ngmg is known in nearly every home. _
[(5 Flavgug- excells all other moderate priced teas. ti’ 8
Wash day is easy and clothes ’ l ns Su-ength can always be relied on. _ _ il asiinnfuehzavgnegrzgw feaxsgraee-
` 1 mend. fu be .na-rnsrrminez P. E. Inmrf. . ,
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When you wear a pair
OUR Rubbers you know you
sell o :ly ,brands that _havsi
stood the tests. A ~ - `
Made to stand any usage, _
Made toiit any. shoe. A
all sizss, alprices, A *‘
V' Qor.QueeuandRlchrnondSln. "
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Lower Queen 8%.," ~Oh*iroia
_ wberry 12-wpcrlb
IE5ostO
:end Canadian.) ' ~ ,_ St
One lot ot' Cloths, suitable fir Jacko s,- at af clearance price, 48c _ _:`   SQA- 'I U
Velveteen Cordufirys. all others for 29c. ' ' I ".~. -.e.`.‘_`r¢===_ .
. ' ,,151-.~ =r1m»v=e»m_\|,|. `
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'--.~;'s.$-w-_." ' ton same
 " o’ciock. _ _
' ` , Through tickets  
sale at all Railwa . Stations ‘and Ba __ - '
1 ri -is dm ri y ' e 
c et e roug _
Pa~sengers arriving in St. John inthe evening ‘
can go oirecttothe steamer and take Cabin .
Berth or State- room for the trip. _ " _
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" FALL ‘    
' ` 3 Orangw, Banetnans,
Wettermelons and
vnmnrov onion    
 _ iw. A. uu1cnssm§.,j.;li
'MNTS LUSTS FDUNB ETC
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L0s’l`.-Ou Weduesdsyeevening oxu Wevltrwu'
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MA I I I-IEW & Mci..EAN’S "‘°°"""i'°"""3"“’i""°"""“t
_ 1 WAIQTED.-To purchase in a central plfillff.,
` .thi¢_ city n property suitable for s 
__  house. Apply at thisroice x8 iw _
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*ro-LET -'rwo asufsbrs 1-wsu, pad*
furnished. sta mod rate rent mW C T- -
buvdw suitable for amos or dressmakrn
Friday & SnzZnrr°<n’/.nz .___  ...iz 
t wo‘k apply to Hx). Arthur Newbery E¢P\l°3t*f‘-_~
WANTED-Parties to do Knitting f9r “fi
homef We furnish yarn and machine 
everything necessary to do the work Bl N
wor , good pay. Hand knitters 1190 fl »
Send stamp for particuisrs to Standard Bok
Toronto, Ont. 9-25-°¢% 9~ 1 _Q
t WANTED -A girl for general nousewvrrins
wsu'rr~:n--A smart steady B91 dwg"
to learn the Tailoring. can fetarntuatiO°“'
llwlying to F R. Newsom o Tan GUAl°‘,»
rea s ' . ‘ . I A _ . ° 1
b Olfrhlhzzgetlain Anakapelle is located J  H N  N G > 1  V _ X _ _  forA 
_ , ---- ' FIRS-LCLASS . ~ ~ - » , l,1>ro_w¢, mil imc slum. 1-11”' »
T l 'nffn-r--rue an annie!! hw»=°°
Uhr so laun
A get "hi" “’°“ “°° Grafton St. . Chtown, P
_ ` ~  1 *UQ* ' _ - Its Popu etrity Y
#EG A I, C4333 “  wh,,es"‘:t';1:“BY PB:€;§,l;E;;r [(5 Punty is nndoub ed and guaranteed. _ ;
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Upper Prin:eSt§'g I  _ 1°-15 “.~"a._‘:E