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W" ~   'qri  .;
~ . ~ ` " *`~;1:..-- _ . < ' .“'.=,e._£;$ -“ " " " ' ‘
' .~ '  ‘_ . ' ff.,-.~.e_-i,_e;_.
_ > _, _ .. uw,
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gation C0. Limited. '..iZk'i¥.‘..";.i.‘.’.l.¥.. ie? _. .i   
WM
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_ - Queen Alexandra oarj, ich,_le B __ ggg* WQULQ ,.55
*S* TEAMERS” "crane, on the north coast yesterday, ar- - “ MUST BE THE SERVER
Northumberland’ and ‘Princc$s’ _rived at Killarney Bay on the west__was_  _ _ _ 23;'  30°” ',,.,.,°m_. gm.
____ _ today. Their majesties were accompan; ,_ _ _ _ ___ _ ___ _ _ u W _ *__ ex,
Le..."beta-ee.efye.,,.eeeay.e.eene<tiie<1by bbe 1~:er1o:nba1ey,Lo\<x.1.ieofeo< Sggyigg Supgfmg » Mggggggi  ,¢¢_
~ ~ ~ ' 1 f _ 4
’{f;‘§n’§§;TS25°§§§°;;Es§‘§u_f‘§‘{§,_D‘§_ ’§,‘f,‘f_,ant of Ireland. if ~ _ , _ ~ - much for -_lliiht watchman, so much
netting there with express tram for charlotte
town and ‘ri ish
. g 2 _ ' ' - ~. _-' _ _
sro ~cMu1'-gclsrnr, o omni of mom W      , el ~_ _ _
trsnhfrom Charlottetoern and all stations lg _  A _" _l'.'““¢<'.,|”°_I' “ff  b7~.n‘§|f°"
P. E. I. R., for POINT DU CREAE, connect- 1
ing with duytrnin for SI. 1058. 3031133
and Montreal. " ' --
Connection at Moactoa with train for _all sts- ‘_
tion ou I. C. R. and its connections. _‘ld It
sr. .lon vnu c. P. R. na Railway# hr U.~_
S. for all points West and South also at
S1. John _with Steamers oi Eastern S. S.
Lise; ~-
F‘r1og“l’!l_"T0U about 5 p. m. for CHARLOTTE-
From criannorrnrowmior rrcroc, at ooo
a. rn. connecting there wuh day trains for
CAPE sxrro- and HALIFAX. at NORTH
SYDNEY with Steamer Bruce for Newfound-
land.
it HALIPAX with C. A. A PLANT LINE for
on i
Tbrxgb riexea to be bee ee ceeoa nook.
Canadian Pacific, Intereolonial and P. E. 1.
Rail d th Comganfs Steamera`
and`?oZzsn:1:tin°; linis in nitd States md _
Canada.
F. W.B ALES.
~Ch'town_ P. E. I: secret sf _
_
.ie
~- - _ - . it
Pllililllill lllll
ee.; _» ree "fi-4
co.oK|u§;sc|-toon.
ICE CREAM PARLORS W
Gxarrox srnrz-: r cuaktorrrrowx
Open every afternoon and evening.
Orders taken for partie etc.
JEAN ALMYR HAMILTON,
Graduate lemon Cooking School 'oa,
. _ zz d.3m _
Dr. JAMES WARBURTUN,
_ Physician and Surgeon,
KENT s'r., cna\u.0'r‘rErows.
X Ray --<1 Electric Treatment.
0PFIC§_;'gl_Q_l_7_R5:-8.30 to _xo s. m., 2 to 3.30 a_n_d_
7 tc 8.30 p. m.
will. 'Hmm rqc. c. sam my
Florson & Duffy
‘ Barriaters and Attrneys,
Brown‘s Block. Charlottetown, P. J `.
HONEY' TQ IJQLE,
Solicitors for loyal Bank of Canadm `
:3 dwtl. _ I
JOHN F..~°»0l`|'l-'I-l|f'l"fl
Wholeaa.le`.'Pnpieal andbomestk lfrnihand _
2  ior  on Oranges,
xgbrgsdlarrxxnygrnn Street, Bal1!a.x,N. B.
Minard's Liniment lor sale"
last night, eh ?
Brown-No; I was in, and I'll give youl
‘Don’t you know that a man can‘t serve __
two masters I '
_llmard_ ' 'alimmen' i'J_ tCurea_ Buros,' etc. 1' 
.i'ruLErEs,'B1cv on oebeni
should alwayykeep ' YEL-
Y
Lpngvioxnog bma.<'|ii\__t __ __|:___foe-‘I
sl e an soreu -t ~
_ Conimiasion Merchant ;_epre‘iof»°benLee_=,‘oebe°,“ebe. I a°eu':n 
I poration, will not slam clothing. 'l - fi
iseematobebasedlargelyonskckdnm'
biased information ~' ' ._' _ig ” i :jf
If you Don ’t _stop that 
_, Discomfort that marks the o ing
bcf Indigestion-Doddfs Dysilepsia
'rebiers will stop ns ' ‘f
Do you know what that slight pain or
discomfort after rating will develop into
unless it ls attended to at once? Hene
Trudcl,of Three Rivers, Que., will tell
you. He lsastudent. He was attacked
by Dyspepsia. He says: _
“Sometimeslhad slight attacks allu-
digestion. Then for some weeks it made
alarming progress to the point that I was
discouraged and weak. I was almost in
SLl.l(ll€s."
Ia was while in. this deplorable con-
dition that Mr. *I`xud.l decided to t-y,
Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets: Notice the
dill'-_-renee in his tone: |
._“I tried Dodd`s Dyepepsia Tablet9,',’_hé_
says: “they made' me better. Now 'I have
no headache, no weariness, no pain. I am '
cured." _ ' _,.3 i
Iffyou have Indigestion it weft cure lt- `
self. it will keep right on getting worse. i
Itrwili fill up your days with despondency
and headaches. You can cure itat ~any
stage by using Dodo`s Dyspepsh Tablets. =
You can buy them fromfany dealer. f
1
--_-°  . ¢
‘I guessjsald the naturally we young
0 My I
man, ‘I was meant to bo a millionaire. but ;
started on a line where they that ~ give)
transfemf 1 ~ "*"'-.
ae
Mrs. Brown-So you were out again
$l9foryo\_u'share. _ ; _- - _
nu-kno” ' he.-§1deaéne,ewenmg‘6i_ieerioi _
ankle s, pulling under eyes, frequent thirsr, '
rseanty, eluudy;tb_iek;bvgbly 
~_~»-I\`requoa§»~.nr\natnon.,b.» homing- - _
~ when urinating.
  ..»...e,.e.-» ...F-..»' i.,-........ e.. ,eeif » “
‘0h, give us a rest l’ said the other. 5
Ho-I oleredtokim her tearsawayl
She-W_elli ' :’ _
Hel-She cried worse than ever.
Some ime_u’s respect” tliemsal` 
romaxn Morin rt teneoesoéyto
have a clear, brighlrbmin, accol headi
¢|;Q_g;g_|__£  _;,,_ gg, ‘&2..2*.':?&..'€§?§iiZt
It lakh, lawlsssllaad.
Importers and Comaiinion Merchants.
 and Produce.
hw l>¥¢ilil¢3. Opposite P. Conner..
came aéarue, cromore r. o. au eel
roy-dwxyr.
A __ l | _ _
- <'
Patcrsnn Downing Co"_v
Cornmission Merchants _
` St, John’s, Newfoundland, ‘i
Comignmenta of P. E. Island produce
SOLICITED _
lwxyr. '
a.A..lcLean,K.C., Doaaldleliaao
4
vylu.
l.hqrS‘1or_t, the coal man, has.
come into alarge fortune. ` ' i
Jones-Well, he’_s entitled to it. _ '
smith-sob. be fe,'en ' . ,
Jolla-»-Yes; he's been lying in weigh 1
foritagocdmanyyears. I _ '
M. ..
‘How’s all the folks? I '
‘Au wen, pub-»u=e .meeeleetsia bbei
_ aLmzmentRe!ievcaN¢u_u|gla_. !
"neighborhood"  'I I   i
_ Well‘. you o_rter bethankiul »_you're a~`
nvien' < ' A L
‘I reckon so but-we’ve all goliito die.' i
li you take a Laxa-Liver ° to-night 5
before retiring, it will work while ou
l\l=lll_ _U . '_ s1eepwitho_ut__a|zripecr!aln, curin _ -
»    :.‘:.‘;“....°”’ ..e°‘f~:.‘ti".'.:°...r“° .';;‘};'3‘§:"§.’
.JH-_  *- 3 ; .A    I '_ ‘~'< z ° ~  ` "  R  . in ~i 1 ._wcrd-.11-'IH  ' i  .~ if
e  ig - Lv “-3 '~ be----In i“°_h“m°"“h“ ‘ » -» .  5 §:1_°\1k1;° *_-1l1°sl¢'i1 \’¢h°*i°‘t;3f___t£:_l_  should the -___
G E 0 8 I N  A N Jim-Would yoncall aman who steals., d_ Jw ah°tMo'ulu;5t '_t_h°'a  _a__mong the most honored of p1l.;__l___o.-_ 
° ' . i 7 another mau’s funnystoaiesor his plots; ° h uri her ‘| I " mon It largely depend8_9ll..\&!nad
~ -girl,wo_b es  in_o... ‘ ' " -
d .th li ehieil _ ineas to _  ,,
»...,°°~'“'.‘.?'?n.?..”eeo.eo.."°”’“’*”$.'fa`e""'°’ "W'°95£l5§isef*'°°r°e§§°¥§'r°ln non” ""‘° ‘“"‘ ’°""°° ‘° °°  'e."‘i‘f';.‘tie, 
» -. . » 1 _ _ ___ ~ - ‘_ `» - ~ '-nu* 'Y " ' ‘
Qlcfulnoaa in the World Brings Eminence
-Profound Truth Provod-- by Reason
_i and 'Exporl¢`_nce, and`l‘a Applicable ‘io
lbercdacoocdio what Parlla t C .
:da,in the ycarsi®3, lfy Q{Iilliamll.ila:i|ly'?§t`1?¢';|-
despair and decided to give up my;
gtheu the uerves.and remove all hear:-ii
I nerve and brain troubles. |
_ I
_,nd  emoluments.  we
, ronno. 'au the Dep'r ot Agriculture. Ottawa. 
Do you know what ebyspapslimeans ii Chicago, July 26__In these days of
social f and domestic struggle the
problem of .family help is rapidly
_becoming one ot the first importance
In our great cities. Dr. Talmage’a
sermon shows that domestic service
lar from being a, vocation to be da-
lpiled, should rightly be regarded aa
one of honor and lucrative reward.
'Ito tert is Matthew xx, 27, ‘1Wh0-
soevor will he chief among' you, let
him _bs your servant." - i _
Startling theme! Apparently u
contradiction -_in terms; -but really a
profound -truth proved by reason and
experience. The men most honored
ln the world‘.to-day and the men of
& Past, whose names history will
.never forget, are the men who have
rendered the world the best. service.
&niacucs' and lasting rams are won
not by riches or titles. but bydoing
solnothing that benefits others. That
is a sound general principle which
applies not only to the highest walks
ol lilo, but to the humblest.
The tremendous opportunities oi
usefulness open to a consecrated do-
mestic ia the subject. No position
Ito-day accessible to a. woman of' or-
dinary mmtal .and Physical capabil-
ities will bring greater returns, il-
nanclally and spiritually, than that
otlered to the average servant girl.
The humble domestic servant, be she
in the kitchen, or a guardian in
, ora waitress in the din-
In, or simply a chambermaid,
live al life which will carry' Ira-
granco wherever it goes.
But this sermonlc -theme has its
"dark side as well as its bright. It
shadowed either by avoidance or
by. alothfulness-by avoidance bo-
iliii.
8; __
‘cause in deapising it and seeking
'°““‘°°”‘i`U!her occupations inconveniences and
ml- diillculties are entailed on
‘But ____ __ _ _ _ _  ; by slothfulness because no
gamy T insisted the argumentative one.  can do a duty badly or careless-
ly without dete`rlol‘ating‘i1r'charncter.
The ‘kitchen or the nursery may be
c throne room, with a consecrated
_domestic servant as a queen, oi' it
lay bo a. den of miserable drudgery
'the scene of constant bickerin ~
and A ' s’
and discontent. In olden times there
.were two; classes of _s_ervants, 'both
male and female. The ‘one was that
consecrated band oi workers which
clearly realized that true service, no
matter how h1m_;_b__le,-_fymplieq honor
and  us __   t
_man that ho was. glakllywsiiid 
ghla was the servant o!~_~°tho greats
lllldh, and Eliezer was the suvant
i~' si
Tllslt ' `V;3l°»t‘f;.. t._;i°i1‘
humble sphere, were working for the
advancement of the world as truly aa
were theia  in their more
conspicuous sphere. ,  _, '
'l'ha__second _class ol servants, was
composed of the " sullen slaves" cap-
_ture_g in war. ` They were, for the
iiosz pert. aiegrnneied enaorebeui-
ous servitors. They felt -that 
tyranny of late had placed 'the cap-
tives’. manacles upon their wrists.
and as soon as pomible they would
dee when chance of escape __oi!ered._
So there are women to-day serving
in the kitchen and in the nursery
who uct as if they believe thatthey
are captured' slaves. They' are
grumbling against' their work_a.nd
meager pay; They are spending one
half oi their time in iinding fault.
with their mistresses and the other
halt in trying to iindout a. way of
 into some, other occupation
where .they can have more liberty
wpuld praise the grand work of the
nsecrated domestic, so we would
G3 _ _ *__ mat(;°_\_vork gil? justtheaskgep
-ei* W? *V “" _'SSi f- 88 . . ° °¢,"1’f` “Fe”
_  . ,_ '55 . hi ~, _ in bo'_f¢1e11berobe1y_ equenufn equfefr
ls I i . “U” im _ ._. '» _ 
_ “""  '  who-°shows_by ~hh_:`mau‘aa thatheire-
B' Ni' Gem No ilk wex1inbibeobe:1i}.h'6'p
P.z‘L Um(ms ls U §i'
Thellualuhllsgaswtnspan
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 l.';.°1'hat’s;@lec.8.»¥i1;lb)c.hop _yqfre
rotia luilding, Chflottctown. `
Z‘Hcncy to loan.
_ . _  . _ 'f¥<e.be¢»r1o1;§e-g-_-nb:-afl@.i`T;
. e. ‘~' 1eegue<nseeieonee.=ceo»gar~' 
_ ;__E - - ...
,_ _ _ __ - or~ .}.
-dwxyr. » 1
Dsl
DEN
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_nice Su;_1_x_ysi§ _ew owsc 1 ,
was
 3 _ " “B " i"`”*.e».
_ ° °; _ 
- (I1/my nj) '
*NW* All A110! MN-A1’ LAW
aaalieaamaa
bil., ill.
»_c
cgi 3
femmes
'itlilzrlhlv "P&. ear
PASSED1 W0
A9” *und* WormSyr_l:£tot_h|:y‘
_ ""'“-°- round ir
_.+~|', _fi
‘-~»»»>»=»=»..=»1-;»====1=»-‘.¢1==-==~=e'-i.1\__f2'=»if==e>»
~ oruxwiwoax. b'  *Gum*  _;’i-;- ‘S A '
It
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drivin,’ said themanfrom 
 *‘ s"€llu)i  SEASON#
IC
 
Rimless
 .byesnany who
. `-  wear
1
olten talents Divine D-
and punishments an not do-`
»tlsa*am'oont'otmt.urna
hithfulni  ;:¢9n§,l"’
wish whieh,we the taahl
- is 'toss-ing
quuiuff. ilorsistllo
for-:ht.ls!.'UQ
Her__ralnsaeralsaw¢.il
other
gi- t
rot1&ni
'v
E3
gc
§s
to
meansthat
1_1 tbsp  ,servant
 
Bti  Dil'-">1I8
P-i~‘lRd?';£
may
_ ' fy
I with eoua gem
~.Butss:arnu. '
.ii ie'
iiggi
ohio
.ai1wanr»iaLlro.  t.__,,; __ 
"p¢nbes' " ' have been mel. ir absolutely' '
became the servant of Hoses, 
,_
It lives in a boarding house near her _.f.2; 
dail work. That boardin house in I " " `
-fwill _preserve that young' country'
hy: Godfaachildren, 
_ ii
iii
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it

  GUARNAN Ci-lARL5T'1"ll'i‘0 UN, _PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, AUGUST 1, rpg.
no crown szeannavi. P ROYALTY %lLL*“"f§   sm
net I-Ie says to him-
lor qxpressagc, so much for cpmmer
cial travelers, so much for advertis-
ing, so much for tlarcs, sown?
`this ‘and so much for that an if
other -t~hing.'.'....’1‘hen _.that .mvlcllants
aubtraces the expeases,4f1rom.e_ the ’
gross receipts, and he says. _,"1 _malta
so much net." No iina.nclal___.adv
tage in being a downtown clerlt ‘and
‘rechivfng ss or-*$10 n weeks riff the
expenses of room rent and *car 
and the lunch counter and board and
laundry bill and extra clothefab#
sorb- all the salary. And so 1 when
you place the netnincosaeb of o.n_a.vcr
ago servant girl against that of an
average-clerk you find .her  fis-
mostly gain, whilehis. at._t,he.end,pt
the week, after his legitimate og-_
do
nothing or aboutpothing. '_ _ _ __
I am talking about the princbl ‘-
not -income of an average  - ‘
gn-1. But if you are going bo' 5uage»1_'THE 
thetionditlon of each class of labordnl
d d i' °- . . ~_
i’Z.eoie‘§,i‘?i ‘ii ..§e1“.°.‘.’»’§°i..$T‘.t.‘f’.if?_~;.   9° 'MOBTGAW
but sho receives steadier .service ally, `  UQ ‘ln
the year round. She is notf laid oi! , `
like the masons or c`a.rpenters or the
lake sailors or like the many em-
ployes who, though during the busy
seasons they receive high wages, are
idle during certain months of the
_ _ Application may be made- to
year. The royal domestic can have
“ ` A, W. Ster Ch‘t .
perpetual employment. Thus, lroma  ' W__T_ Hun28°S»sid¢?wn
financial standpoint, I would com- 1;-_ H_ Hom¢____W_ms|°e_
mend to our _ sisters and deuthbers ; A_ L_ Ffasen Som,is_ _
this noble work _oi _the kitchen and Donald McLean_ CnPaud_
the ursery. I mme d he
tlonnto you bec?use this  T¢mP1°.W- M¢D°ll31d» G¢°-°‘9WU»
_turns are princely in comparison
with the mental equipment which ‘
many of you are able to consecrdte `
to this service.
Another advantage otiered by ’do-
mestic service fis that its-V surround-
ings are purer. . The-royal domestic
is subjected to less temptations -than
arc her sisters who  earning their _
livelihood,  other walks qt __li_fe. _i
Queen Victoria in Windsor Castle;
for over nity. years refused lcnowinglyi. _ __ _,, _ _ _ _ .
eo give audience to eny_ma_n, or wo-“I = Tue. Tooscco Egniure
men of impure' and wicked me. A-» '_ '_ > _  
_ G.‘S. Inman, Montague Btidit- _
royal servant girl, if she enters a
Christian home,- can, as a ‘ queeni Has neva: dedgnd R- .1
choose her own associates. Shcfcdn t
are the of
go'with good people if she_will; The ; _
choice .rests iwith hor end' with- .her 4
alone. ~ ' » r
This statementgis not a._1wo.ya_, _:true
in reference __to_ women who haye_.to I
work for their living outside of  - ' ' ‘ `~
four walls of _u home._ Wi_tl;o_ut they
are often compelled, even_ _a 'i t
their wine, to inhale fbefvitizrtgl
» I -_ -* _ ._.'a
atmosphere of sin. They"are'o¥ten - f ,. _ ` e , 2
compelled to see sights which" :their  ' ’ ’  S
eyes ought never to behold and to
 saying»which .ought 
be heard and to stand shoulder __ ._
shoulder v.'ith~mora.l leperé,- ~whoSe _
sins if not cont ' ..b __ much A
 .  fax-‘gp are all to our , nd*
f°°=_s<>>»ff.i°"i1'i§‘.. fer. .i»=='~.§§f‘fe'_"i F bythe  
y 'rfrl iusvarrfved' fwm we Camia. anderefuirin mf "
Gm! She decides to enter a Iac- fn
*£653* andbccomc a day  3 ' it ' .' ‘
'rboe 1oebary;nis»eeoree.of .gn-is 'au   and bu! 8 11118 °f¢m_l¥‘\
woumfnever can introduce to fuer =We;  T.~ __ ~ ~   »
old Ghriatian rao\'».;iar. That young" o A hrgé-sugy 11115;?
girl§ within four- _wceks’i service in., - {:_  »  ' »;: 5
moe fueory nes seen and beers   
more  she_haa everl 0 _»_ o _ _J j
known before. Then,th_is_ young girl _T ' ._ 5,
goes fromher feebory zo ber board- 
ing house. Upon her _small salary " The' S'
she cannot atlord to pay a very big
tau Finely
board bill The result is uint- she ~
Y K _
all probability has young girls in it is _
whose lives are not what they I '
ougm-. to be. _seeing rin by  ldqntroal
necessarily seeing and hearing about 
sm ,by night has a.-hardening inilu- Ffgm
ence upon tha,yo __ ,gu'l'a soul... Oi - '
coupe.. the Divinemigotector can iand, asoaday »
girl true and pure and noble il___shal
keeps' clinging to the omnipotent
ar-m,`bu__t without that superhuman ‘
aid the moral tcndeufyllor the io- f
male workerin the factor-yiadowu-‘f-‘f
be war-ev tem
Wmmm
WBSTRF
L_oe.nsln.C.anada . ~  -. ~ - *
Money a¥lY3_nCed on ~l_te_al_ §state _st _tsrreai
_ _. _-Easy.terms *»~
John Anderson, Kensington. C. A.
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