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and That thc Best’
West St. Peters, P. E. I.
McLaughlin Carriage C0.,
St. John, N. B.
`Dear Sirs: -This is to cer-_
tify that I have used your
carriages for the past two
years, and can truly say that
.I have found _them entirely
satisfactory in every particu-
lar.
\fVishing you continued
success, I am
Y0urs_5Truly, l
JOHN ] McADAM.
“lleutiou the Guardian."
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A HINT
T0 SHAVERS
If you shave yourself
or if you decide to begin:
at any time, kindly re-
member that we have
everything needful in the
way ofequipment. Razors,
mugs, lather brushes. a
specially fine assortment,
razor straps, bay rum,
witch hazel and lotions.
We have Colgate’s shaving -
sticks and barbers‘ bar,
_ W'illiani’s stick and bar and i
Pear's shaving soaps. Our 3
prices wlll save you some
pennies.
J. B. JHHIESUN.
4 DRUGGIST,
The Medical Hall. _
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reqnired'for_school trade
School'B`9'oks. ' ’ _
Exercise Books.
Inks, Yeas, Pencils, etc.,
atlowet prices 
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TUESDAY SEPT. 8, 1513.
LA BOB DAY.
Yesterday was Labor Day- and a
statutory holiday set apart in l!0ll0'l‘ Of
and for the advantage of those who toil.
'run cuss includes me bulk’ of me muh
population ot the Dominion. lt was due
to the thcnghtfulness of the hte SirJoha
Thompson that this day was set apart ia
Canada. Its adoption in the United p
States dates some years earlier, so that 
our special holiday for labor was  now:
meansanew it ea. We lollowed in tho*
wake of the big Republic, and b! advllt' 5
ingtbe same date as our neighbors it has
come ta pass that the holiday is general H
almost throughout tl_re_ continent which _
conra.il_s so many, and from year to yearl
an increasing number of millions of p
workers, ‘
In almcst all monarchicil countries the p
birthday of the reigning Sovereign is a 5
pubaic holiday, set apart hr rest, reereaf l
tion and for honor to thehead of thoatate. l
This isjproper and well enough in its
way, and conducive to. patriotism, bn;
the honest industry of a nation collective-
ly is always oi more consequence than any
individual ho never high his station may 
be. B y observing Labsr Day we recog-
nize the dignity and the worth of in-
dustry. We express our sense of the fact ,i
that labor is the source of allwealth, of all
progress and a prime requisite to the wel- I
fare and happiness of the world. _In Can-
ada, as we have said, nearly all are work--
ers. In the lleld, in the mine, inthe work
shop, the factory, in the lumber camp,_the
fisheries, in sailing ships, driving trains,
in the store, ihe ollice, the household, the
work goes on, each performing some-
necesssry part in con tribnting to the
supply ot the general wants. p
And, after all, probably the workers are
the happiest people in the world. We
A can readily see that not so much in anger
so for the welfare of the race was the
dat given, “I_u the sweat ot thy face-
shall thou eat bread.” To be bushy em~
Itis'a~'naeaowasluQ ~-Z' _f 5
proverb was Dru: wri. ten this °‘_l\l£_gr_g;h
and to play makes Jack n dull boy."
And what is true of J ack is true o!'h’r~
sister as well, ard of the father 'ani
mother of both, and especially of tin
mother, for there la no clasithat we_kno~»
of who have so few genuine holidqa a
the mgthpfg, es|)¢¢’i&ll, ll! Dlll' i'@.lll»!']
households. We hast that Labor Day
may be fmm-yur!-11 noi; s-. gdly of
healthful rest 'hind recreation as tar
as piss ble. The observance has now
become general in the cities, and spin
ibisyearaglod Dloklhp d llrria 
prepared. We venture ihe hope that
among those in the vlllale and country
districts as well, there may be each yea
a general observance of the dey se
apart by law in honor of the lworkere.
“So moteit be." i
The Alaskan Boundary Commissioners
will have a heavy task in- aoqnaintinz
tnemselvrswlth the lass of documen-
tary and other evidence to be submitted
The American case alone makes three
volumes with a total* of about llwpages.
The physical illso( the human :asa arf
so many, and death being the inevmaé-le
portion of all at last, tberosseemsgood
reason why there are so many maladies
that the doctors cannot cure. But they
are making some- progress. Oncol' the
| otable advanccsisthe serum-treatment
rm- mpm.u¢ria.,_ formerly a mostnlssl
disease. It represents the successful
attempt* of soienae to-“hoist the microbes
with their own petardi" Ahorseisin-
wulmd with the microbes ofmphulelial
The animal rumalas strong andwell under
this treatment. lien in bleed drawn
from it we Bhd' developed in eolrsool
time what we ml) the “antitoi"ol
disease. The germs multiplying inth
sernmormlldolthe bloodfhas-givenrise
tothis new substance. Whenthelatter
is inoculated into achild su§‘eah¢ from
diphtheria it cures the little patient.
And now tbowori ooleslrom Vienna
that Prof. Behrig has succeeded in
rendering the cowinmanc to-tuberculosis
Moreover, itrie averred, thab.chiNreu,£ed
upon the rniik ofcawusotreatedarealso
rendered immune-to tuberculosis.. If this
should be eopllrruo-i itwillbegaod news
indeed.
If
Grnrnring' Uld
Ouglit not tomean growing. weak and
feeble. It does not mean weaknm or
feebleness for those who.eat with good
_a petite and _sound digestion.
tliie- utmost  that  _
should retain power to 
 wd-wgih is-theso source
o 5 ysi siren Whenagebrin
 it  genemlthlzbecanse-of tht;
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. `ercePs ' en; =Discovery
ares- diseases of thestomach and other
organsof- digestion aladenablesth _-
foot  ` and assimilation of efoodper.
lt,  theliver and promotes
generd physical well being.
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ployed trom day to day in nselul work ad-
apted to the taste, skill and inclination
of the worker in one of the privileges and
.solaces ri life to the normal human being
endowed with good health. It is only
when compelled to toil beyond one's
y strength, or too continuously, or in some
 mnmg, or.-when .»ril»a- is in-
sulllcieutly paid tor, that work
pagans ra the  was
is bilnftoplshe ciitionsgiof  time
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Carnelankenofren-yabur  “Shehad
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Bee Hive Lumber Yard
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messes( 'uesday»-‘f 5 ~~ '_ __
'arrayed in is 
Hs bvshf  _p<;1lsH»ql:~¢wtil it _shines
and wxth a new suit from l’at0n’s be séilt
to enter the race for ,the aeuygchool year
ls Your Boy Prepared?
If not, prepare him at once with one
of Paton’s new Fall Suits-they will
stand the wear and tear oftheplav und
and at the same time look stylisimand
c01n&>rt:able.
our List of Sclnsl Tops.
Boys’ Blouse Suits 75c, $1.00, $1. 50 and $2.50.
Boys’ Norfolk Suits, $2.50, 3. 50 and 4. 50.
Boys’ Pleated Suits, $1.35, r.65, 2.50 np. ' I .
_Boys’ Fancy Sailor Suits, 1.75. 2.50 up
Boys’ Navy Blue Sailor Suits, frog, 1,50, 2_5; and 3_5¢_
_ Anothu School llffcr
_ 500 pairs hardy all-wool* pants for little alia
years to-14, worth up to $1.49, yours- for
D. B. ipaits, fsrefom $§.25 i053.
G00# ry se  -s -+50 6»s°1=°
seawi sure for Youths, img pmol, 5,15,
8.50 and 10,00. _ 5 '
[m  Over 1000 suits to select from.
~ 300 pairs Paton’s untearable school worth QI.”
S This istlcbest school pantsin  $1 oo.
Union Made Clothing. We crow over all
ames Paton 6:
CHARLOTTETOWN _ .' - -_ - P. E. ISLAND -
Life Size Portraits in Crayon, Sepia, \Varer=-Colors-and  from any
kind of a picture Also Picture Framing.
All Work Guaranteed-
All Good Moulding Wananted; in Hold Their' Color. '-
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HIGH-GRADE ART P-ARILDR.
Orders for Parker.’s Dyeing and Cleaning Wtrks, Toronto, receive
our best attention. ' 3 ` which B illed
9. gg gg Q (I `f A  Ut df”
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  llirecl From Bur Faelurv '°° M'
UP Toon' ‘
Men's0Vef¢0als, the nobbiest and swellest looking,
coatsin the city, price A o $ro'.oo.;
_ _ B9y’3S\_|i(3, age 9 to lgyears, gpiecfsg wilhwear and
not tear like the imported Shoddy goods sold elsewhere
R oils by the pound in. grey. white, black and red.
Wool Batting for smiling cushions, bei! eourfons, ees.,
etc. . _ , _ ~-
New Stoskineff  1°.  14. mv Pd* rd#
New  newlsklrtmg, new sultings.. Call to-day.
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quartercotolkandarelwed
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making them entirely dust
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