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*_ »iiood liars lor.  _______ __ ________ __ ___ ____ ___
geo: George street. Charlottetown,  
Tuesih and Weduesd at .oo ` ' '
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1’ “‘ ‘°‘ °“"°” verooo Bfooney Corea by’
Thursday. at 3 So p. ui. for West
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at 3.00 p.m., for Crapaud.
For freight and other information
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- Manager, Charlottetown.
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OFFICES'-Corner of Sydney
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WHO HAS DIVINE AUTHURITY.
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_TAUGHT 'NOT AS THE SCiiiB£S
Learled al I Inman Being Win We
Oaght te Learn, lat ia Alle' Clethed
With Divine Authority - Therefore
With Ceaildenee lay You lit at lil
feet. Because le lee the light tv
Teach.
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- ~ gdmxm-  *For Years he was Crippled by Rheu- .
matism and Sciatica- Dodd ‘s
-Vernon Bromley, now of th' s place, but
to his old friends in Canada.
“I `_have been s great sufferer from
Rhoumatism and Saiatica for years,” Mr
Bromley states. “The citizens ot Trenton
cnuldneither work' or lie down,’the pain
was so great,
thesecond boxl began to feel relief. l_
ooniuu tousetheni till I had taken
oeueed by uric acidin the-_ blonde ll _the
uey Pills make sound Kldneys,_
The halfmaybehetter than thewhole.
but give a kid a ple and see when he
INSTANT RELIEF.
enn gs, an , nt.,
writes: ‘I have used oeehottle ol _Di-.
Iaw’sToonhaoheGnmhrse'veoetootbeche,
and received instant relief. Besides this,
it acted as a splendid temporary filling.
Price 10c.
A married man 'says his home is run by
the rule oflthree-baby, wife andmother
n-law. _ .
Lan-Liver Pill§i'rs the ladies’ favorite
catharric, as theyiro 'not gripe or pin,
sicken or weaken or cause the slightest in-
convenience. Price %c., all druogists;
"Sometimes in Japan a girl dos-‘not
see her husband until she is marriedf
“Over here she [seldom sees him after
he is irianied.” o __ f
Minard's Linimeat lor sale everywhere.
When it comes to sailing the shipof
MISSJ J Johnsemlnnisiail Alta ys:
Ha|zyard’s Yellow Oil* which cured; me
completely.” ' 
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‘un universities,  them for
243'rn ` '  I
2_5.
willr_emember_ whats cripple _I was. Ii
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Kidneys are sound they will take all thei
and     out °t ‘IIB bums D°dd'S Kld"‘
Te|ephoaes68 P.0.Box46
_ Chicago, Sept. 20.-,At this season,
C when the great army °f te°»_°h°"S take
up their soaks _in our schoclacollcgcs
the nm time.  is Dewh-
arly and  ________  iate. The
text is llatthewiai, 29',j_;_`_!_ “Learn of
mem: :ii-
The schoei-house is the great "Se"
voir in which are collecfrd *-50
streams oi _ knowledge ~ which have
iiowed down from the ag§- It ll
rho piece/in which ma.u1ia_ts_vsht how
to harness the winds e'nd,_l|isSo the
electricity and tap thooil 'wells and
contribute to the common wealth and
dovelopxiiant of his brother __`.;man. _S0
'that alllworkiug I-U`g¢ifi_lBl‘ IIIBY ¢9»‘5f_*
the "desert to blossom al the row;
Harms. big barns and- immense gran-
§aries? Why this thrift and prosper-
‘ity everywhere?" I-once asked ia
-Pennsylvania farmer when bicycling
‘through Lancaster county. “The
'school-house," he replied. “You can-
not go anywhere in this part of the
iltato without finding the Pllblw
‘school-house at almost, every cross-
roads and the small college in almost
every town oi any sire." "What is
the cause of our dila idated farms
_. y. P
Kidney' Pills made" him 'af New _gend theslothiulncss and filth I Sec
mam ;‘overywh_ere‘ around me?" I asked ano-
 that same spring in a
regibn fa few hundred miles from the
gona dp prosperity of which prompt-
Monaisrown, N.Y.,Sept25th-(Special) 'i eq myim-gf, q._,esg_ion__ "T9 the absence
ol the school-house," was the' an-
gwgr, - ‘iliost of -our people are _ig-
_norantaud uneducated. What is more.
most of our people do not want t_o
learn: neither do they _wish their
children .to learn.” Against such a
'au or 'opposition as that it is ‘ai-
-moet impossible for intellectual PPO-
gnees to make any true headway.
We would eulogize that compound
_word ° of' eleven letters called the
,"»eiiooi-iioueo." Bot, offer on, the
"school-house" is merely a represen-
tative term. Ita true value is not in
the intrinsic worth of the bricks and
stones end wood which comvcsc its
buildings; it is in the spiritual and
[intellectual .worth of the men and
the women who stand' behind its
teachers; desks.
l The Divine Teacher is our theme.
B we have not yet learned the value
of Jesus Christ as an instructor.
then let us learn it now in the com-
_mandof my test.  in these
_three words recorded in lattlicw em-
ipliasizes -tact that from
 and him alone, we can learn
the gospel lessons we ought. to learn.
The gospel classroom, in the first
place, has in Christ an authoritative
teacher. I invite you with confidence
to sit at _his feet because he has a
right' ‘to teach. Ho speaks not only
because as a human being he has
learned what we ought to learn, but
'he comes clothed with divine au-
Y
They proceed from God himself. He
is the Son and the co-equal of God
the Father. _He comes to ua aa a
conqueror clothed in white vesture,
 on his thigh a name .written,
. King of kings and Lord of Lords."
_ "For he 'taught them as one having
' authority and not as the scribes."
In this age of intellectual 'progress
_it is absolutely essential for every
‘ true teacher, whether of the higher
or the lower grades, to have his or
her credentials. For instance: If I
lwish to educate one of my little
girls to be a public school teacher I
say to her: "Now, daughter, your
future life occupation depends entire-
lly upon yourself and your work. I
am going to send you through tha
| ery child should go there, be ahe rich
classes of children should stun
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_ _ _ _ ,_dorn_ot y Christ? Iaorder.
shoulder to shoulder elid hand _.in  teach ue how to attain eternal
hand *t 91° S¢h°°\ <I¢Sk- Thm I.wili_ has _he not sacrinced ‘for ul in
“nd 57°” t° th* high 5¢l10°1.  wounded hands and wounded
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thrown. Napoleon smiled at his reo-
euer and said, "Thank you, cap-
tain.” Quick as a dash the soldier
saluted and asked his chief, "Of what
regiment, sire?" The delighted Ern-
peror replied. "Oi my own guards."
He then rode on. With that the sol-
dier threw away his gun and stepped
'gver to where thc stan otiioers of the
'guards were collected. ludignautiy
ithose oilicers ordered him back to the
granks. With that the new made cap-
tain raised his hcad as he answered:
;"I am no longer 5 private soldier;
?I am e captain of the Emperor’s
guards." “By what authority do
you make such a statement?" asked
the colonel. Then the soldier point-
ed toward the retreating form of his
ruler as he answered: “Napoleon said
it!” Ah, after that there i was no
further criticism. Napoleon was the
authority. Napoleon was to give
_him his credentials. So Christ, as
_the authoritative teacher, comes to
us with his credentials. The Father,
the Heavenly Father, hath spoken it.
iWitlesa the Jordanic revelation: “Be-
.hold a light cloud overshadowed
'_ Ul¢ll1._a.ud behold. a voice out of the
'cloud which said, "This is my Son
in whom I am well pleased. Hear _ve
him." Authoritatively! Christ al-
ways speaks authoritatively.
The gospel clanlroom, in the next
_g`l;.°0.  a ssl! :Eriticing teacher.
_ wor "se sac c ng" can well
bi I-Pplied to all true men and wo-
men who follow the noble profession
of teaching. I care not whether those
'men and womglli are filling conspicu-
ious pro ession chairs, or whether
they are teaching in humble district
SCh00lS; they are all people who sac-
rifice themselves ior the good of oth-
ers. There is no business or profes-
sion on earth in which there is more
3:1' and teggoupczilil the nervoust _sys-
tllan n ose conscicn .rous
men and women `who, week in and
'N803-Out. spend their lives expound-
ing and explaining and cutcchising
behind a teacher’s desk.
._ Just think ui' the-i'i'actim.1s human
colt! the average public school teach-
I er has to train. A great runny par-
ents send their children to school in
‘order to get rid of' them :::; well as
to_ have their brains de\'elo| cd. They
cannot stand the boy’s ii.ck a
l home. so they expect we Iilblié
teacher to supply the 1|.-gi.-_¢od' ma.
Itornal discipline. God pity the
young graduate ol the normal school,
who herself is hardly old enough to
_  e mother, and yet has io keep in
ETS 231? .‘.f".§Z.“‘.'.‘i".'..i’.f...’"i§"’s "°’5
. a\-e no
yet learned what the word "obed-
li¢9s°" means! '_ '
Then estimate- the thickness ef the
lkllll Which every year the teacher
'has to pry open to let in the intei-
lectuai light. It must be a great
pleasure for the teacher, who is = a
¢¢lliul, to develop a geniul: for - h
Lord Chatham ~to'he.ve'i‘er his dia-
;,ciple a. William Pitt; for a Frarn
_ Liszt to guide the dngers _of an An-
ton Rubinstein over- the ivory _kpyq
for an Ignatius Loyolato mold a
Francis Xavier; for a Pett' _Paul
, Rubens to have for his pupil _.an
Anthony Vandyke. _ One fday, _after
ha ' examined some ,ofhia famous
1
I
I
master deligiitedly turned “te his
geniuses. They are not only children
Poi
of ordinary intelligence, but boys and Cab
girls. many 'of them below the ordi- 
nary. A11 of nioeo eonoien more be C,°k,§;'; P1'
developed. This accounts for the |B{,m,, (1~u% pe,
'¢¢*°h°"’5 °xh°“’U°l- 'H1611 f»h¢ 8U'°»ill- ‘_Blneberries, per 
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lapse. - Barley per_bns.........
But. oh, my brother. what il -the  (t5U*»7“¢5*°`~`--'-"--'-""’°
sacriiice of an earthly -teacher tori ---w---'““”
h
ther pupils. compared to that whic
. thc Divine Teacher has made for us
Is there any patience like unto
A
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t
'_ t.ha.n_his'forg-ivene'ss? Any
__ like unto his _marty
1 Divine Teacher has not
I years and years audjyears
'teach ua how to speak jus
,_ words in the right way, “Our
P8f»ienc_o‘I, Any forgiveness
Chris
common public school. I believe ev~_ gr?" W., mad how the
lteachera have been niartyred
°1' P°°"» 513°-k °l' WMU. JC' N'8`¢|\' f Chine' in the defense el their
*ik °" C-°l'h°H¢- In °1'd¢l’ *O PPO- But was there over a death
d\l¢0tl1ebeBtf.YP_¢!0fCitiZ¢lillilp|l.ll. toaiche_r1ikeuntot.hat_¢'|the
' m
~ .Dodt‘he_sat|stied .with substitutes or
student’s work, the great Fiemishfy 
class and said: “A' greater `t.1\g|;
I Rubens is noi-ei 'rin young man GEORGF-'TOWN HARKBTB
whose brush has done this will some Cod, 
day outmaster. his master." ‘ But,"  E1 bbl.
though it may be a great pleasure Sm°*°d 1175118 (Bl0ll»f¢8l'll»
for a genius. to develop a genius, yet   ------- 
_ _ _ _ _ ninety-nine hundreds of all scholars Mlpegnl eifhmg’ 9°' °z"° -
lthority. His credentials are higher | in au pubm; schugl da",-°¢m| U, """"" "
than those of an human toacher.! - ' - *`-'
`on,l's1'criH.lI;Dsvbon,'0liy0ia-rt. '
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2!H!.mh{'.° . Aé:¢,'A> Q i ;‘
I To cureaheadaciieintea minutes use I
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`S'f.and”ard Cure ' _
When Doctors aud__ Medi
I cines and Operations 1“a_il,_ You
Canbetluredby " j _
Cintment.
There is always some stdiderd by
which the merits cf an article are _ meal-
ured. Among oinunents the standard lo'
Dr. Chase's. It a dee_le__N.iiee toeel you
any other kind he 'ciinehlris' 'arn-
unient byi saying “This is aa good is
ne? chews." .
imitations, for Dr. Chase'l' Ointmmt ie
the only positive and guaranteed euro for
every form of piles. ’ 
Rev. Wm. Thomas, Brownsville, Oat..
writesr' “As a‘man of seventy yeerol em
ment for a cure of piles which had caused
 Q|H>€@lvs
ic* "‘ht*s "i 
1 inéht br t”‘l|ui ,' d e
_ trouble has not returr ed, I have reason to
believe that the cure' is lasting.” -
C _ Mi-i.__Dunea'n l_lseVicsr;0sledonie° lines
nm the irooblecgwnn' iiieqiiog-*pa
protruding piles. I tried several 
and ointments whi _ 
ford me temphrary  '
times I would be laid of from
‘and afterfreadlag the teetlmuiaio ll E. _
Donald lleLeanot'i\rbetVelo, )l.8..aeri
_ Bev) S. A. Duprau of Belleville, Ont., I
a-»._..~-».._,,,,,___
'= ec*
is ‘jifli
Komrort Iienoooberouaeee. 1 `
our warm-as
O O T'
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Dr. .Cha.se’s» I ~ -
still,
census
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me endless annoyance and much misery, 5 ,I
'_ N. S. writes:-"For s numter' of 'yetia I]
'work for-weeks. Ons day -last sum'
mice! your books csmdintoly  . .
You nh at liberty
to publish this. as it may be the leans
convincing oomepoorsnilerer, audi
sulerers from piles in say
commend Dr. Chase’s Oinimsatao the
°°l¥¢\"°-" '  -1-;   “-_ -_ _f _
Dr. Cnase's Ointment, ill cents' 'a'bo`a,`e`t
 in
_~piny. 
..i.!.il!¢f»l°=.s.!-h°inll§,rsi.i
D.°. A. W. Chase, the
nook author, are you _every bnx.o|_’.
remedies. ' *T  ‘_ _ 
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