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siew $58 F coalde\0ll».." - '- _ V -~s»¢s,_¢|,rsis_issesua|~seetsu sues .,sl.seaa'la`\s'l|'s`t\sp 'huaeseul-haha 1| eltae sesslar. Osaaa alas than

wore aid iw. othsrsbg _ _r Way. _vw -I m'asdaa'$i|v|¢'s_ei esahldiliray as me tapehaltsadbitii OMNI MVN

..~»aesx,(__k` tiaukeair ovvdtbf was M Aaehydjhl hegsats ieslVatIl\t9-;_‘~_ ' ,.

-~1~|..1,.e¢|_gs» leessawlsllou. we 1 ....»¢“ii‘u¢_p~d _tiarlw muse ,,,,¢_ gs¢U\_§s,au the tap ras sssdit

,,,,,,",1°»¢ oemnss' wsu sms sts" mums. we no only sesner. "The Great l,-,mslh-uauu|frrssusy=ios»y\se'~1\»ewuesssess use muse' elses

onli-sues f Orlueea as laawssz Swvlll

“M t§qpw Aporlulogat 7." ‘wdlilef iff# lj” 5,"-*\'»|°l “W” the “Nfl rr ' _ . “After awhile we \I&ll\ W one another, sad I found that 'tleaaha was ml¢la.H‘_@%:F'9.l lN|ll_~in#¢il\t- sites het¢'nsra&x vest

liilmtrlitillsnxirs ie anal marks

'befell to think the navlatlng thai

,@@,ea¢Ia»edtsdeoal.hseaanter." *

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saalaltmesbaas the wssssw_;aetlasal's

ssssinaremy seem. :ness wssae .H Nlvlow tiilnness sssiaefis

}\*,°l1l_i._§0bay,taaqsio>dnn`tbe NIIIPI heir was evw amass

-°e.;i»4lv`ifis`-6 -on er au. 1 been

laiyatlmews t>okthstmapso‘pseg~ llrll Ntlialod by the `Bailaay,a;| I Uillvi Nllifont Nova Bootle to Clancy! sad ws. would szrea-we dua't alien -a¢l'aa-thats ls-liow ouulda't miss Nova loalalf he attend anywhere ia than direction. Ilaarned on my trip that the aaalaeasot hitting N.vs Baetlsls th alialdrswhaok, iorityou doathlt it ia tha right pisor you sn apt to mise train soaueotiona and not wet teen "liaalgan, this problem oi winter, naviiatim is utterly dliiersnt from sll.

it the hsiteryea can discuss it. rn; ises napa, myn-nas the dsewe

ouialla \ll;!ll`*¢ Q5’ Wi* P,

3. ; o .i _ .

IUC. _a lotry the sa'inrs eslled ir. sane `

I ' ' :. .

"1sa,°*‘sl! ' mann# »-‘~»-_*»l° ~-nd - ~ “"""'1‘ but qua( ‘ _fl waddemI‘ llai the lesssiaa kaowfsbost navigating \I'il\il7_RookyPaiut. Iam therrhro rv- ,,.|g\.\.¢¢| wp news* _» A, snap- le premise beuerse ess sein solved it me ents* lag; .W e., tm

.Im ,pus sas ryfgsgen ess sspwas suse semen; I pst yu, Flsslgm, is mm .,¢ ss. qsmsoael theywda' t he sesamess knew better how tjoreu thag¥lM0.sn¢0ls.sspsatlseBtaol-y.

` visor bpsutssa lflsnym .aa Brave. y"o_h»ar_»rsxnset wus ni 'rss can-.

li-§ll‘!\’»i'|l° #Ultima |0510 a§ns\d rdlauevery dsyorso:"“Iiuio,la charge oi listen seep emsldss-sues 1 zaialil ea- G»nt~Fla»I¢\a. ueease esteem mis ‘derstend him, and Ihave oome to the l0P°'0\l Mend. bntthe captain with esedmea tm yes sea casey new Nnaaelawd leak get ser ea' wmleot lesaofthedlmoultiae ol winter nsvigsn ’il_\.l\lry-Oihlaia-on aaeiu-nose asain- in ihausvau the summer captains, ua ` Flllllitlls" or "‘1‘¢ribia Catastrophe." isgehst you were never laghsr than a Thatnirenid Captain Classy aadsavms

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oesion." _. ,

"Thea gr best

through C.\rlboo, but

was unequal to the oc~

2, xg¢7`;` 4 '

noi .W -

Steamers Blocked By lee.

citisi us will resolve

` " of HUNTER colvioifwmfrlott

1' ru 3|" R' W Wu' , “While the Tunnel is under consider-n»

that like Ximian Government places hoatltbr tllapoeui ofthe usliant rap- ule uns vision soon .light obstacles es Point [trim or Picton I.lsnd rc.»d not te

"When this Island sesame svr°v"\°°

ofthe Dominion it was about aa WDW' lo|,\s and wealthy, as itie now. Wh\10 U18 Dominlonwss westward ol Ontario sl-

omsidrrerl.

moat an unbroken wisdarneah

“Thst‘a the kind ois brat we arm~ohair “At that time ws were s tar hxorc im-

nsvigetoru used when we go rallorizing. portant factor in federal ';olit'os then W2

“Whstls your op'uIou ol lh's winter

ana today, and every year as tha Domiu- _

ion increases in population and develops more iuiiy its vast dormant wealth, are will become lu oomparina mere lualgeitl- cant. Thus it becomes, yur by year, more difficult lor usto impress on the Gavemmaut oi Canada the seriousness oi the obligations contracted by Canada at confederation. Confederation was like a marriage, Finnigan, and both partial male solemn promises. Little Priaoe Edward I-:land kept her promises, but

big Canada has not been successful In kerD`ng his.

“Ile is gettin; so big and broad shoul-

rlered now, God bless him, thathe ia bet- ter able to xeeplris prumirea than at the tizno oi conlederatlor. Now, the mos: solemn promise mado was that big Canada was to hold lltiie Prinoe Edward Island by the hand lor.-ver, ia'r weather and ionl, summer and winter, and that was to be lione by ko:plng up continuous and adro quate steam communication. ' V

“Th st this promise hae not been !uily|

e llised has arisen not from a deliberate breech or mth on the pm. ez ceases but

rather on account ol imperiect. knowledge oi’ the means to that end, Now that the

tion and construction we stiiihsve the problem oi communication by steamer.

“Viewing the I~lsnd as it extends like

a ribbon oilnni parallel to the shoreoi the continent, there are several ports to which communication might be msintain~ ed with grestcror less success. This

Succsadisg

Prim

lalssd iam# Em Saturday Inuit; `< 54

very isot__has'_ila¢o onauf thsmoat sapi- vu drswsssln re the mvim 'awe matter, tu-lueveqport ws have mer- chants and D1|Itl*\l| who Iiillillly proclaim theadvllailqal of of their own particular harbor. This la a matter tor the whole province, not pecsly for Charlottetown, Bumussreids sud Georgetown.

Notwithstanding the ginaroslty oi our

vteilthy men 'In subscribing euorriggs sums for cantrivanou that would paver work the tant is that 0hariottei.owa,ls»sdy ity that shs is, ls set s pore suitable tor ouniisuoas winter rommuuiestiou. Sum-

msrside is even l- ss_ suitable sad George. town, though better, ia too _lar removed from the oeutra the `i be- ilsve a powsriul oi _hsodesaie drsit operating hatwe/an'dlpel‘0insrntlna

and a plerat Ueristod more iully realise theelfieota one di the pro-

vince at isrgenthsn anything short oi the Tunnel. - ' _

“Finnigan I spent several wlolers in the vicinity ot Tormehtine and a-a'ahsd the ice condidons, and during lweekl when the Stanley and Miuto were uuahla to move on the Piotou-Georgetown rauls

one or more gips might be made at the Capes every sy.

"What do you say ii’ we have a drink oi

soda water and than I bid you :ood after- noon. Hr. Flnulgan." "Yea, but ho‘d§on, Csseyi Whatfs thial Je about you _loin- ing the-“

‘°1`hat’aa falsehood, Flnnlgsn, like the

rest ni the Tom-a-hawL'd work. 0oca it was sharp enough to put s point ou a mit

joke but now It's too dull io out any los st all."

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thhifini _"bww '~'! en. csaer.sail]s{\laeada!¢lell\l°§Q ment; »'nnsy_,»_‘s ease .»u.§.|.£,_'at»`-fn-'».w1` 1 an It trnqtas diary Nsloisans Lottreli. JI mlseeter which. uulhiilhel' .tones sans sa inns nw

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shlrhvyiad in aim the ovsaiua 9| W msn, sestsplesssroedm preserve use

which aesk me in so low la the earth that I oolll not rrasir the top of it;-hom tsqnlgau tseupefs saga sean. and walked upeu the timbers aadrelters at lashes hopes ml seslssteen realtime

uses em- ere me im. es°o#~aepo

Iswssleanlrarof. _I ' ,

vrsporlfsr, lu ooislsae penn., seals lmeiy, 1 tank, sais s anis _vivid pidtuxe. "The tomb staues ratiaf\‘

tssmusd exsssalagm' tae verse usmedr I

bythe -bil) ole brick wall and shed. 1'

te; me ossaislar srsmusr-stlssssswvd. i`- 'ess "quart bsskss, the. housp sll the

tqetheri”

Diamond , mom in L

'Nea Alarlsan Kapalua I Fshfa

grgqlhssa eegpleee and authoritative

at the nent discovery ails lllalsoni ol i-ha world’ 'Ian

Q big ae. the blageat *I8- hn ever hid, andlilill _stetesy snows vm u le but Hlnillll is s rea* ,\ .1 ... ,e...e|.|.r\ elite it in seeth

A |na'|ea|sria‘ls war- ner this moment the nassatavua lla#

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GOD IS LOVE

The/author d this poem was formerly the lll'i00Ut\ of onaoi' the chief Education- llllltitlihna ol this oityand is sifeetion- ately rslssmbered ss an able instructor and writer. His surviving iamliy QIIQIIQU 'oflnisut C-donel James D. and

Mary and Bolle Irving now ll.-,il ` ln Halifax-who have many

_ _ln this city and province.

vqtyailtude io note of goodness ilow; ¢)_ ‘ins ts tied. is revs eo mes mea."

Fosen _ss believe urn is he their duty.

t|_#.%a_AhgVeraes aro,wlthaview to the hlnrh globe poor, moat relpaotlully and sunny.-tessgisea by the setter.; _

“Ea” A' ia. was, or ever shall ba!

` __ ` _ ihse been shleto 1-also the

veil oovera _my faqs." - Inscript- ion the heads of on aueisnt Eyyptlaa T# '. _

“ ever been I au,

That le or s‘erwill be,

Ui|o|\l%q'__ `.b_iil'\wgh uueiaslng cbsng.-, .i ul, ses-aelly__i

In clouds and darkness, iisme and light, A

hiyatariouely Ydwsil;

‘ld diy DI( Dune arlght

Osl G* manger ti ll i

lor though in all ma|.'s sotive mind

My power may sorely lraoe,

Yetlfalll ufef sRsin'd to raise The veil that shrouds my hue l" *1-ess was amen Iarazu -mae.

Wars QE silk! hsrleud; And' klaqi, ssersb ot wisdom, sought Oil lies' inure mens

When _harlwalt liar. all man beside,

is aria and erms' eaosll‘d; Asd sas; sunsets, sn the mit

Qdeqnsprwqqnlro. Yisvifeitiss, tsmplrn, saisass,

'Ali ak:il and lvfla ldh,

"-‘¢".»~»“-'*o».tiit.‘_.i'-2'..'.“..‘:..‘,

lr' ` ans _

V was lumi-

,5r@Q¢lllai&dn»v£-

I 0aa'»,ssrvt¢.sla new

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She knew that H: was all la all,

Around, beneath, above;

Yet knew nha not this glorious truth.

"The great I an is Lovn i

This great. this everlasting truth By Christ to nun was taught, In deeds of merry, and in words, With love and wisdom fraught.

And sv'ry heart where it has found

A s u otiiled abode,

A living temple it has made,

“Not built with hands," to God.

and msn, so b|ess‘ri, and nouo but such Ars “men ai God" indeed,

Who, by their love to all mankind, Prove “Goo is Love," their creed.

They_s.re not His who fondly think

That they are His sloae,

And dorm. to him. all men besides

Are n'icns. and unknown.

They are nrt ills, who ivy the hand The sinner cannot take.

And aid; hy words and deeds of Love, Hia cruel bonds to break i

They are not Hir, who, all unmov‘d, The shivering wretch san see;- Unmov‘d by Love,-can hear the cry

Oi tamlsl.'d agony i

Now, st this time, when thy (ree Love

Redemption sent meukiud,

God grant we emit, by Love subdued,

Hay turn, with heavenly mind,

To wife or hnlbanll. ohlld or lrlend,

To Dlliit, liater, lrrnthar; Abd, knowing that we all have sinned, Forgive and blk zach other l

And now, when at this ka here.

Stark Wlntafs horrors' rms. and els sea renew. snssis sea Wm, ls sordid hats ascpielvlig'

0maytbyLeve,tlsehegse4|\\ess, Whose stares tlys ll lal.bless'd, oeesnsts ze snr. wnesvsmhy lu,

Asd aaaessr aes dlstsqssl: se sssll "ur sarlsaleeeraaamea” ylsu A blessing re the sur:

Agsvrrtssslas hosisslu Heaven donors shell si-eere.

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What vercantase _ot-fsaoole. even ol

those who trel anlistorcst In wild animal

life, really know thlt the largest ilrlir eating animals in the world are found in America! People generally

believe. and have believed for sgea, that the African lion is the king ol*

beasts. But he is not ncaa-ly as large or as povrrriui su oolmsl as the large brown bear of Snbaltlo America. The in-are are not ss ieroeloua nr cam- batlve as the lions, uor are they nesrly‘

asviiins as ihay ara given oredlt lor being; but the largest oi them are much larger and more poser-!_ul than snyoi the lions. lt is ante to say that the largest oi the brown been oi the North

would weigh three tlmssss muohasths iavgfst specimen oi lion, andia beyond all question greatly superior in strength.

Comparing those two powerful ani- malvln action. it brongllt together is combat, the bear wmnldat iirst appear very ciuuvy. It would _not be capable oi the quick rush ofthe osbllke spring ot the lion, It would not st'sc_k, but

Largtst Flesh-

Eatlng Animals

wauldiraqiata _aglndy m the delasslov. meeting its advisory with blows of sueh

npnmy sanshrss rem ssetesss ss illustrate if dilnriwiiy not only lu »usegtr»._ sects sssiseiise eetisum thee tséi-en ee sense: is the worm tm can aot more qetekly or rilbativelyor osuaim its Mews with greater certainty than the bear. '

The large brown bears of the Alaska

Peninsula, south ol Bering See, are smougths largest baarsot the world, huditis evident that there is no pqt of the world euisidtot Amsrles is whiai such large tisalh-ratirig snl‘susis are found. Bha brnra are ilsabeaterstor esmiveroasyer, timeue nest er them that depeudfzfupon lor loud, and

with most but sary u`asil'i»w?`\aai‘s¢`s'e¢,:s` reel.

‘Ifhs iargei trbwuhgers at the North and those aiiha Ai' a Peoiaeais, to ,wines 1 .wi lesser *snr ritemee, eessny mm 'se tes see vm am l~'~a_v|ing hibernation.-From "Hunting the Great Aisakan 4 Hour," by Andrew J. Stcnr, in the Febrdary Scribner.

Nothing but New Creation Wi

Conditions Must be Provi

into ol~i botti s. ries the hotties break all

aadhath are preserved Johao,

You kuow while studying the plyslci

irsms lsr the asked saturate knowledge

gens. been sad 1:: enenn.s\seesesss;v:i aslasgnl &q|IfH@b w ; seeeese eelilsribs aefmslsssav. ynwssrssnssasna ehseswfsayelsai

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NEW WINE iN'i`0 _

NEW BQTTLES `. _D

B0'i`ii~ ., .

Sermon by Rev. Wm. Dobson, Pastor af

_/First Methodist

Ii Save Human Nslure-New ded for the New Teaching

and One Must be Adapted for ths.0thsr-

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