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The clouds
have li:irtll_v 'held
more min drops
ili.IYl ilk* tcafs
wliich have fallen
trorii wonien‘s
UCS. There is a
world of truth iii
the Old song
which said: "Man
must work, and
WOmarl must
weep." \Vouien
niust weep not
only for the troiih.
les and ills of
those they love,
but because of
the physical :ig-
ony and siiliering
tliztt they tliciu-
selves endure in
silence.
Nine-tenths of
the pain and suf~
feririg that \\-0-
rittnitiriitlittiliiititétl`5l iiilrtiil
 ll. till. lllllill.
_ men undergo
could be n\'oidt~d
by a little knowl»
ed” and a resort to the right reinedy,
:mil awonian fer'->` weak. sick. nervous.
fretiiil and despondt-nt__and suffers from
pains in the back and sides. and buming
and dmgg-ing down sensations, she is suf_
fain; from weakness and disease of the
distinctly t'emini_rie _orga_riisin. Dr. Pierce’s
pavgrite Prescription is the best of all
medicines for ailing wornen. It acts di~
muy and only on the delicate and import-
ant mms that make maternity possiblg
It makgg them strong and well. It allays
iudanmatron. heals ulceration. soothes
paiii. and tones the nerves. It does away
with the usual disconiforts of the timorous
period. and makes `0§tby`s coming easy and
almost painless. It _rs the discovery of Dr,
R, V. Pierce, an eminent and skillful spe-
¢iglis_t._ for thirty years chief consulting
pliysicraiito the Invalids’ Hotel and Sur-
figllnsuiute. at Biiffalo. N. Y. No honest
dellef'¥ill=-_\l_f2e a substitute for this su-
perior medicine.
‘°Imia|l_ltgy too miich for Dr. Pierce`s Favor-
i¢_Prexr1pt:‘U;!!;`t`m;\'ntes é\{issPClara Baird. of
Bndg  . l'l1€Y:|` O.. 3. " I
pi-aiselt tw highly for_the good it did rr?;iml)t§
gnyonedolabts this give them my name and
address."
Send for Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense
ledical Adviser. Paper-bound, 31 one.
cent stamps; cloth»bound. 50 cents. Ad.
dress Dr. R. V. Pierce, BuB`alo, N. Y.
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 SACBIFIGES
` Hardlyafamily in the country is
fiifilgqht, numbness in the thighs,
blwinggums, swollen ankles, ema-
_ _riervousneSS. pale or turbid
milk _ of sexual power, decaying
hpgtinsin tllie loi_n_s or _small thpf
i are a ositive si s t
llliabetes is in the slirstem. gn
U0you know how it ends? IN
lmdtoease in life. His days are
5 _ llth tortures. His nights are
ln*-“\¢’¢3mS of agony. He longs
ll°&%]¢! fears the terrors of his end.
£5150( Cvrruption. That is the only
ind ar mliecked i>i.b¢i.-S. Dow.
 will cure it. They drive
 _U._$_~¢f'the system thoroughly, create
°,”i¢lan blood, rebuild the diseased
 .Nd restore robust health
§ . _ . |
  Pickle
lmaocllles. Landlin-
e* -Halls; Mixed and lustardl
 . llteestar Sauce.
if lauserrat Fruit Sauce.
 .lliisol it
-  * _ Grocers,
 * Gt. Goo St
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nuuuanuanuunuupsu
 Silfsaéaaaaauasr.
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._;_ Physician & Surgeon.
§r.,. , (Formerly of Kensington.)
 "Me St., Charlottetown
 » zpgngplposite St. Pau1’s Church.
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CH IT-CHAT.
\\'e were walking through the town
it few evening ago when Dorothy sud-
denly exclatiiiieil, “Students I" Coultlut
you tell them anywhere? I looked
:tctoss the|strcet whore a group of young
men were C' nes ly engaged in conver-
s:t=`=oti. Thereupon a sea ot thoughts
t~:i'ne _stirgng through my brain. while
a homesick fee‘ing <-_-opt over me and
almost choked the wonls that arose to
my l-P_~_ It all crime lizick-the tiiizf
when I, too.tilst aixlvcd in lovli. a stu.
dent. Agrru I htlird the old song.
“Fresh11ie~u, we, as grr-.li as grass,”
There was it subtle charm about thorn
driys. l was young :ind life seemtd
l _ight before me. so bright that with
all the perplexiiies ot mathematics and
classics, I fain would again he tl stude_ut
standing with that group of boys, dis-
cu_siug how I might make my smallrl-
lowance hold out when textbooks were
so expensive.
Then almost wi‘h the thought comes
back the j_reuicmbranre cf how lonely
Iwas, how Ilonged to romp in the
fields and have the dear ones at home
about me. I had no friends. No one
in what to my childwli imagination
seemed a vast sea of humanity, cared
for or thought oi me. These thoughts '
Suggested to my miud that I should do
something to make the lives of these
young people brighter and happier.
lsaiu to Dorothy, who with a toss of
her shapely head answered, “Who is
going to be botheied with those country
students?" then oy way of expl-instion,
--\\'e know nothing about them." Doi-
oihy is a good soul and a member of the
National Council oi ll omen, so I an-_
swercd in the sublime motto of that’
order. “Do unto others as ye would
they should do unto you.” Nothing
more was said out 1 knew by the gentle
pressure of Dorotny’s hand as sho raid I
"good-night” that she went in to plan
how she could arrange little supper-s
i for the boys and prepare dainty lunch-
cons for the girls. I am sure that beio.e
sho went to bed she knew what taole
decorations would be the most attractive
and what little dishes the most tempting.
.Q|&.A|ta|- of Diabetes, Saved I 1 went home feeling the force, of those
»words used bv a tlmous writer, who
I bymddis Kidney Pins’ Only' but ashort time ago passed to his re-
vta il, “Thank Cod, the Christianity of
today is coming nearer the world’s
'W fill!! Diabetes. Great thirst, I ”°ed°”
The boys and girls who come to
Prince of Vt ales College leave home to
be as their parents fondly think, edu- i
cated. \Vnat do they get? Boot; _
learning. Does that fit lh rn for life?
No. Whose fault is it _'J Certainly not
that of the teachers, who with so many
pupils and suci poor accommodation
do their utmost to prepare them for
mill: A premature, horrible, agon- _ univcisitv work nun as tar as pos-
lnd-pltlful death. The victim has no sible inculcate a love of literature.
The Assembly Hall might Le used _as
a class-room fi r physical culture, and a
dancing-hall for the pupils of such
parents as wish to have their children
,He dig, a b10ated_ mid, mpulsive taught this graceful art. While speak;
ing oi the duty or the government
would like to draw the attention ot
legislators to the tact that text-hooks
in this province, are loo frequently
changed, thus devolving a great ex-
pense, which might be sparid, it wise
selections were once made. The one
of the world has never been changed.
It holds sway in all Christian couutr es,
 # but  bud that in the curriculum of
studies in the public schools of this
ier to the Book of Books lt e ll
"  ». `t
¥ i V `l . I a
S I believe that Britain owes her greatness
to the teachzngs ot the Bible. Scripture
is taught in the schools a.nd__ men grow
p with 'reverence for a higher' Power,
nd ahigli moral sense oi _du'ty_tio their
eighbors. Surely we too might reed
nd stimulate thespiritual na ure of
lv.l:~:i=ioE.
book th lthas hefn the greatest educator'
province it never has been used. I're- _
,Il You Use Diamond Dyes You
Make Dollarsa
lt You Use Pilot and Adullerated Dyes
You lluln Your 'goods and Waste
oney,
The ladies of Canaria know well that
tha using of Diamond Dyes me-ans the
saving of many do‘lars. ard iliousirds
will tell you that the use of poor and
adulterated dyes means ruin of goods
and loss of money. The wonder work-
ing Diamond Dyes combine immense
variety, ni rit and usefu‘ness. Diamond
Dyes are prepared in forty -eight colors
forthe coloring of wool. silk, feathers
and cotton got ds. Minute and simple
directions go with each package of the
Diamond Dyes, so that the most inex_
perienced person can do as good work
as the profmiional djer.
Bear in mind that imitators are con-
tinually trying to copy the style and
package of Diamond Dyes. When you
buy dyes for home dyeing see that yur
dealer supplies vou with the ~Di.-
mond”; no other make of packaga dyes
will do your work with profit and satis-
faction. Send to Wells & Richardson
Co., Montreal. Que.. for valuable book
of directions and sample card of colors;
sent free to any address.
THE SNAIL COMMISSION.
Pablo IX-
The Rodent Community made a ter-
vent Appeal to their King, praying that
he would issue an edict Prohibiting
Rough-on-Rats within his Dominions.
The King appeared to be deeply inter-
ested, and one of his Chief. Ministers
(Who was also his Foster brother) wzs
particu`a.rly interested in the matter
“By all manner of means, your
Maies'y." said he, “this \Vhole-
sale Slaughter of your Stibjicz
should be stopped l" “But you
must not forget,” whispered tha king,
taking' him aside. "that it will not be
good politics for us to injure the Bus-
iness of those who deal in this alleged
Poison.” Then a sudden light broke
over the Ministerfs face. “Alleged !”
he reported,-‘your Majes y has suggest-
ed a happy thought to me by that word
Allegffl I would advise your Mai»s'y
to appoint it Royal Commifsion of Snails
to make a tour of the woil-l -and take
evidence as te whethtr Rough-on-R-ts
really is poison.” "Good idea,” replied
“the King. “lt will at all events stave
the Matter off for a few years. Arid so`
the Commission was appointed.
Morrill. -A Policy ot' delay is the
master-stroke of Satan in destroying
souls, and it is the trump card ot the
poliiican in foolng pronioitionists. '
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GGNSTANTLY
Baba( Badly Afllicted with Eczema.
' odical Treatment Useless.
. rl by Cuticura.
My nIeee’s little babyrboy Im.dEcaemaa.\1
over his face, so that ho needed continuous
watching, and he scratched the sores con-
stantly. Mornings, his faoe,handsand clothes
would bo stained with blood. Sho never
could take him out, his face was so full of
bores. Shehad medical treatment, and tried
everything she heard ot. She commenced
using the Curroolts Rmmnrm. The sores
left hisfacc and hewas entirely cured, and now
histaoeissmoothand rosy.,-, ~j _
Mrs. L. J. ROOT, NewBcot:l`and, N. Y.
I ..?.'.F'i‘3Z.5“J.? §!.‘£"l“»‘€‘..§.°'i.;‘il..’f.’.il’i.“.E.’¥l’.§'.5’.‘;
Bon. tollowed by gentle anointing with Curroun,
pores of omolllents, md ¢resto__¢Lo!  ounc-
Botd thrmalhout tho world. Po-r-nl D.lC. Cogrqlolo
1’m|».,Bouou. HowsoCuroEv¢ryBobyH`umor,ho-_-
 
ur youth; lest by neglect it die. Can 5 _ `
our cergymen not do something to
m3`|llB|ll Ulllllf SUIIWIS, hasten the day, can they not lay before = ` ~ S _ __ _
__ “I Hush'-U, Pm' Barnes' our government some ieasiblo_ plan ;
o children ma receive in-
wheroby ur ‘ y ' _
struction in this important branch. meats chronic Dues". bi, the`saUE]_ _
Then indeed may We hope. method ot persistent self-he p_ in removing
~A  wruiace my  the §_;li°:..‘:2.:‘.;.tl‘t.‘;1.°s%. .€°t:;“i:e..‘:i».l“.f:2.
While inimum of sutfering and Maximum ol cure,
And stand a wall of fire around our Wsmble "1 “ch °a'9°~ I
much lovid 1:1931 AVOID atpempts unaided.
MICROSCJPICA L EX ‘- MINATION OF
BLOOD, SPUTA, URINE. &c. '
Graduate of ll.Y. University
lllllli lllllllllll lllll
1 ,A.1lr. cm. so.. c. E.
 will it tuliuil, t. E.
giste: e 1 in U. S . and Canada.
0FFl('E--Victoria Bow.
A eeohrnd ation I rose rved for patielrlt
References on nv-vllr-mloru.
KLoND1 wi _ f
‘ days by all dealers at the tow price of teen ce
  A_Si‘i WE'
 I0 Uéhlts
And the NEW YORK HOSPITAL. 'Twenty
_ years practice in N. Y. City. Diploma re-
Auonsss, cuantorsrrown, P. E.|. cannot
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CLUTHINGP. Clillll
to clear-
m|.=.N’s suirs.   -
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Bargains in Clothing
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There are a few lines we wish to dispose of to make room for our fall stock
prices are right, who wants them.
|VIEN’S SUITS.     
_ i Large size only $3.00 to $5.00 a suit former prices from $7.00 to $12.09 my
person wanting a good cheap suit now is the time, _ _ "
50 child’s Blue Serge Blouses at 500 former price 750
30 child Suits “3 pieces” for age 9 at less then the cost of cloth and trih1ml1
MEN’S SUITS.  
I A few Light Suits at $10.00""c"iit to $7.00gtofc1ear_.-Big 
‘ From 750 to $5.00 we havea few strong pants for $1.00
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New Goods a. nice' Heavy Tweed Suit. for fall and Single 01* Double _ °_
Breasted for $7.00
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MEN S $U|T$. c  _ 
Made from our own cloth strong and well made. Aneverlastmg 
From $9-00 per suit up. _ _ ,_-~ ' - _.ff _
GREAT INTEREST T0 FARMERS.
Edward bland, that they have purchased
very low figure for a. term ol geenrs all
%spby-product of the Chariot; town Po
king Ifaiooory, accuumlaning from time
and others with ai cheap soap far superior
qualttrw the home-made article. and a.
I tv reafte .
tn worn abéllgi sg.1)RsuQil is? fgr »~a.le in rs
a bar ol throe unds. '
a waste ot time and money for tar-me
. -' ki w. The gr
noother. _
Charlottetown Feb18 __ __ _
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Important Announce ment
THE management of the Charlottetown S_on.p _
Works, announce to the farmers of Pri noe
a' a
die
rk
nme, and are in a. position to supply ers
r.
price so low as to make it scarcely worth while
few
Illia'
THINK OF IE)-A first-class laundryi and
oouring soup only 10 cents for 3 lbs. It. will be
ease
rs
bother nboutfsoup ma ng no
he has told tio the Pork Factioryn for 5 centre po
lb. will be returned to him, ma utaclmred into
a. first class article of soap at aoosto A traction
rover!-soper_lb.  . _ ._ '
ask mrJi§d1I¥m °&E§hfm.k%
1
'if Will stop that “queaki
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screeching noise from yo
bicycle You have no ui
what ten_ or_flft.een cents
pend d in time may save
the future.
We only ask ten cents for
i 10 centjob. _
='-='._ Consultation free any time.
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EERNEST RICE
y 1-is
The Bicycle Doctor.
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Vtlill bo sufficient for two montho to como-
No Labor. No Smoke, No Dlrt, No Smoll.
Ghoaper Than Goal.
harlottetowli Light & Power C0.
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 lil lllllllv tilt RU "i...T._.‘.f.l...R.._§.
'  cunnnb in . .
_/fr  /. _ _ ° by the mddiciil profession and by thousands
, /_~1,';-=?_ _ §,,v WE claim to have one of the Br-:sr __ wlgguve fuscaiuea their trusses and remuml
_    _   and Lknonsr CROCKERY, _CHINA and °“1_he|m 'owed Rupture cure is mm
 "  GLASS Sroiuls in the Provinces. We 1 _ P _ A ui
1".-A. _-»_,_- ..___...`,... __~_...._L_ . . ess,mvolvii_ig_no meonvenienee an req re!
"f'~~..._ '“---»_.s.-.__ ' will give one Tea. Set FREE _t0 any only .’>_or6 visits. Examinations tree and con-I
“~»" °"r"`_'iJ~/~ » man or woman who will give proof of M°”'”“’ s 8
- A _ No pay until cure ~
'rite s. s. _o b- san' g fi-nm _laongrrut the person that bought three Sets .out I ~
Friday mornin; Sgptembucir 16th will be duo _side df our sto” in Chimwn during    Truss
Z.”..?’5.‘*.ii°.“f.fi“i1'$‘ §i°”i‘.?i?.'i“°"ii‘§$iZ‘§‘5'5il’Lli` »,1,~  ,_  tg ,- , ’.D,f -,,» -,.  ...'r°~§1>1=»-°»1=~1-»»tf»»i>ri=°-¢1°.-=» -<_=<=ff°==>°-M-=°°.
and via, North Sydney, carryimr Hoi-aes; e pas year’ 9' is 0 say’ no ’ ;“‘)l‘il°;°f’b$iAHP°‘|n‘f| *"|°|f;:"° “P b° 3'"“"°‘”t°°d if
_.___  Cone” Mmm Engimain go, i came anasgtnop on -mana produce under Tea and Chamber Set. We have the   ._ ._  .-_ ._
3 -' ' ii' _ ner fm Gemini Wm-k,sp¢n d?;ihiid'e?t a?m neighranafnas--_ S°°d»B- f'.h°§_P°°Pl9V“”l‘t . -   I
‘ Bu\1llq‘Eug‘inoo¢i'||( ml »l°\Pli¥*° ' - Call and see our blue store. *Clif-1'10N=°1i°wn. 
PIII! BROS O0 Orrrcuf.-.Yiototli lf!
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The
Model
Grand
Range..
011|' 9XP€DS9»
The Finest Range In
Ex iltenltto. ' ‘
If you areingt perfectly satisded we will it out of yolll' holl