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st,::,\'p,, were held lastxiglit in that iixstitiitloii and were mrkcd by the usual lN'L'C'3‘l‘“`” it' this Ehpm:t` lllit :iixnlxixl event in the col\;c his-

tL.{.`;,,.,»¢ was ii good ntteixdiim at the Qiuging; ii large ixuinbcr of prsts be- ing present as well as the colge fuc- ulty. Among the others who We Pfe- scxxf. un the platforni were (minus- ainner Vuiiinxiskey and Mrs. (mous- ltuy, Dr Anderson, Siiperintenrnt of Edxiciitioii, and 0th€\`5~_ R" T- ginmpbcll. the rector presided

fry... mst named prefered tl even-

;,,.-",- 1.,-rigrnin by un able ndess in it-iiicli ln- .ie-alt with the sccrvlxsh- ni..xi..- .ifvtixc ixust rem' 111” C01' lcv.; and x'x~iixatil~;cd on the still suc- clz it irliiilx had :rttendcd thcflorts U5 H __ f.._.;,i{ty along cducutioxxlines. llt- ;x.nn-_ximceil that the collel-‘IW0l\l<l i-..;.t..i1\x<» its l1l'\‘f1U\i IIUUCN “‘“5'i“¥ ,.,,_,.,_, ,-,,; .ni the ixece.-'sity of .xound \,;.¢.~ii<-iii L‘¢\ixr_~ec on the c\lrlllllni_ lh~ i».i:xt<~fl out thnf. St. llstairs \-_-_;;:>ii|~ l»ixl_\' i'/»lliei:i» in (‘nlxii.c`wliicli il.-.< li-il i|\-ell' iiilist Cllisely tlltlllillti. lx,” i;E_:l xrx' :intl it-lt. tliait itil lind l,|»~-ix i.ll_!'u‘\l by llii- aattelixlx to tid; |.r=.i.i-li of lazxoxilvtlife. ulso _-:.11 ill ilx_il. ilu- study of rnian inn! ltr iiddi-d to the coixrsif the

l 17'. ig. l~‘.<:!n-r \x‘liri<~ix, ii ::l‘=x\t.c ol

fl. li_ 11 x»|` iilinnl. tacenty yo' iigtx _;_.i '_\l~.x is ixixiv lolfntril in lwes- L.,-,. :-‘.t;<'~-ii lollo\\'t»~l. llc enxisizcd ,i-,. .-,-,-,,; nvml of ii <`iiristi;ixdixcil- i,-in _ind rliliivell that tlxuillege \,|,_.-', |_.,,|i;xi't,i-il _-xit'li :i kiiowlrt wus; ini. 1.-iiixii; .-oinet.lxiii,e mort' 1": :. oi.ii» .'i;il i~l\ix.~‘,ei|iii‘iice. Htzltcli ,i,,i n yoiinif nxzin ierlixciitextlicr i i... -= ii iixt:ix:u'x-- il` not. ai lL:el`-- ;t,. .--xininxxiiity. llis :xddr was ',..~!.l. :g.|.-iw-\'i:ite<l.

[x,~_ `-_inlslsixii lxlul lil-V. |ll'ul‘l'i

.-».l:, `i ir.i|‘ ;'<-|xx-i’:il of lliu l'4il‘, all .1 » init.-d ~-x.l-oixi':ii',ixx;: zitssies, i ,.~‘, <~-»i|i|ilx:|i\-ixtixiif the stlldt :ind i. .legs on the xiork doin: :inn-uk 1.,-_f .iz :i \x'.ii‘txx iiiliiilit-l' of tlixclel-

||~:.'x-.- of tlu- stzilxdzirxl lliiiilitlxl ini

,iv .‘-l. ll. ('.

ll _'l lm i'l»||i»\viii-,Z \\':i.~i the nrxlex flu-

l'lt(iUilAl\lI\ll‘l.

<'|xorii.\:-'l‘lie (_‘<xl gi- Illec (‘..-"A

Snilor`s l.ifc for Me '

|,,...¢____|i,ii-i-y and (Hinnolly-low

nn, 'l`i:ou Shining lixvcr."

_\'.::niixi i‘rize Essay-A. 'Mrm; ,~. -. _ toiinix y-“lll'illl»f Mill’

I-ii x~x to f\l'xt.lel‘_ V ,

ii.ni'r~s"'iEKit`s

ruiiuen 10 si6

5-‘_. li-<-fiiiii--'l`lxe bnlid.

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'1`ii1~ xxcll hzilxy is li liiiplxy brai-

\-_-1. rooixxir, i!\xrf.:ling and ing. lt.`i_- only the sickly baby: is rio-__-z; ii-utiixl aixd 1.-i~ie.<. 'l`lxe s or ldv it-his ilidiczite bziliy`s Sl of \,~.xl,in_ .\lotlicrs if you waour lin-‘ni to smile-thc sxiiile cxod lx-_-,.'.`\lx :ind treedoixi from paive into llxil»:."s tiwn Talilets. 'l‘h\ver i_~ii tp txxin the tear into nic. _....=......,, tim.. Mr... Jas. Bes- i=.-._ \l_ir_\'.\\'illc, ll. <`., writeslour li.-xtri 's r‘\\'~x 'l`:ilil<-‘rs li:\\'c heencixt i-on lor: ti- nic \\'hile liuliy wllxtll- tins. H1- wus cross und frctfu ns .~:.».>.i ns l liefznn giving him tah- llxl.~: llxe effect ivns \\'oi1dci'fl1l.lie- 1--inxv n good nziflired liiiliy rigvriv :intl is now big, felt and healtl‘lxe 'l`;ilt1.\»ls :ire sold by inedieinciers or liv mail nt Z5 cents ai box lil‘lxe ltr. Williaxms' Medicine (`o.,ick- \'illf‘, lint.

riuixler-.iiil to The Gxxardiiin. l‘lNl‘J l‘l’l`Y, Minn., wiixtlslorin struck lirook

l'ol;|-, llnnxi killiiii:

ii=ixxriii‘5 i-"iverli

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, A lllll [lil Pilllli

“Fnill-a-lives" lfaslores The Health and

I Strength of Youth.

Cn.-i.\~m<: I.i<:>:x-:. Qrxc., jan. und, iqio.

"I lleziriilyrcioninxcixil "l`rixil-_'L-l.i\'r:;"

to :ill xx Exo stiffer froiix coxxsliputiuii :xml llic p.iiixful co:x»€r|xxi-xxre, Piles. I uni ixow over Ho yi~.i::; <-i` :xge anti sxxlicreil for more lhzxlx io _\'r i:~: \‘.‘itliCo1xsli}\:itio:i _:::~l Piles. I tri,-.l;:ll l.ixi<l_~;ol` ieiixerlies, lx.;L i:o'_lxi:1~_g cnrexl nic.

_-\l\~‘.it l`i»'.:' yi;ir'- .i_-_go, I r'-rci'.'|.'<l _'l

l .1 l.»\i' xl-x:1l'~=. l lelttlnit“l`1uit-:--li\'¢:;"

1 wire ml. soill lieiv tlxcxi, I viwle to

_~.‘.x:i;d: of "L':’x1it-:i tivi-_;". /\it:.r l;il;i;:gg

\\'»_‘:‘e flnizrf xzzv tjooll. As “l"r'.xil-:x-ti\'<~:;"

Ottaivrax for several boxes.

After taking foixr boxes, I felt well-

nxy lloivcls were regixlxir-und the Piles limi rli.s’ll1i]il.'Lire-tl". N. _l()L'lll§ll'l`.

llv lakiixg one "Frxxit-ai-tives" tablet

lx.'xll` :iii lxo;xr lxclore lixcals- or one or tivo :xt uiglil-old people can I:ori'i:ut :ill Siviixaxclx. Liver and liidixey Troubles.

“ Frxxit-ax-tives ” the fanxoixs fruit

medicine is mild and gentle in action- pleasaxixt to the taste-yet no other rt-xzxcdy has been fouxxdtobeso effective

ll lilllllll NIEUICINEI

ixx in-cpiiig old folio.” iix good health.

5oc. si box, 6 l`or$2.5o, trial size, 25c. _ ,

\'. :ill dc;ilers or scxxt on receipt of price

xv l"rnit-.'x-'.ivt:.»~ Liniiteil, Ottawzi.

V:ile<lir-tory-Mr. Blaiiclxzird. Qxxartette-Moiiibourquette, (ionnol-1

ly. l*‘i'nol, Jus. Llillis-“Sweet Su-l liacitlx Eve." ‘ Address to the Gradiiiitcs-Rev. A. McAulny. 1

lllioriis-l<`reiicli Students' Glee Club l

-“ll (`.anxida." ,

2 God Save The King.

The Alixnxni Prize Essay by Mr. Me- '

Adam was on the "Social Side Of i College I.ifc" and was a well written i composition; showing in the writer" the possession of a rare talexit. i The valedictoriaxx, J. H. Blanchard 3

delivered his highly creditable vale-i dictory in a pleasing manner and has l had a record as ii stxxdent_ which un-1 lloubtcdly aptly foresliadows an e~f ixxzxlly successful career. l The other numbers of the program,

were rendered in a most pleasiixgi

the performers wliosn efforts were re-. ceived with very evident satisfaction.

The following are the

F”

MEDALS AND SPI<}(`IAl. PRIZE

Medal for Religious Iixstruction,.

donaterl by His Lordsliip Bishop Mc- Donald-n\\':irded to lf. J. Dolan. i

Alixxxxixi Medal for Essay-Awardedl

to A. McAduiii. l

liliikfx Medal for l’lxllosopliy-awzil‘d- ;

ed to A. I-looney. §

(told Medal for ltlxetoric, prescnted‘

‘J. N. (‘o|iroy».

si derahle :xmoixnt of

ated by F. W. Hytxdniziii, (lity--nier-

by Hev. A. 1'. Mclaellxiii-awarded toi

Gold mrdal for 'I‘v‘igonometry, don-I

ited equally by M. J. Burns and lt. Mptlarville. Won by R. McCarville.

Gold Medal for History, donated by ll. 0'M_ Reddiu-awarded to J. B. A. Brennan.

Gold coin for Latin, presented by

Rev. Dr. Morrison, V. S.-awarded to J. N. Conroy.

Gold coin for French, presented by

Rev. J. J. Mcllonnld-equally merit- ed by R. McCar\'ille and J. E. Dou- gaix,. Won by J. E. Doxxgan.

.Uonxmercial Diplonias were award-

ed to the following: 0. C. Trainor, Phillip Richard, Arthur Gagnon, Raoul Langlais, Rominald Dionne, Wilson Mc(_‘artby. _

HONOR LIST.

REL] GIOUS INS'I‘HllCTI()N .

Moral-lst, Raymond Dolan. Honors-A. Rooney, J. B. A. Bren-

iiaxx, B. McNeill and ll. lleaudoin.

Doginfi-lst, G. I.. Smith. Hoiiors-J. N. Conroy, Il. McCar-

ville, (A. J. McDonald, A. McAdain and W. V. McDon_ald) equal.

Apologetics-lst, W. Sliurkey. Honors-lil. Gillis, W. J,. Nlclloiixild,

’l‘. ldllis, J. Hughes, (lien Morrissey.

l<lleiixentury-lst, W. l\fli:ll;ii‘t,liy_ Hoiioi‘u-.l. Gillis :ilill l).A. (lillil-1.

IGNGLISII. `

ltlxctoric-lst., J. N. (lnnroy. Honors-ll. Mcllurville :ind A. J.

Mellonuld (eg\ual),° G. L. Smith, A. McAllain and J. Kouglxun.

Third Ycnr-lst, W. V. Mcllonnld. Honors-l). Young, ld. Mel)onxild

:ind I). Hogan.

Second Year-lst, W. J. Mcllonixld. Hoiiors-ill. Gillis.

First Year-lst, W. McCarthy.

l.A'l`IN. l\‘ourtli Ymii'--lst, J. N. Coixrriy. lloixors-.l.. A. Mcllonxild, lt. Mc-

llxirvilln and A. McAd»iiix.

'l‘liird Year-lst, W. V. Mcllonnld_ I-lonors-l<l. Morgan, Il. Young, J.

!~lv\'eeney und I). Hogan.

Second Year-Ist, lx). Gillis; 2nd, W.

_l. Mclloiiald and W. Hhurkey.

l°`irst Year-lst, F. Huizhes. llonors--J. Wiilsli, .l. tliiixiiiiiskiey

and ll. Moi~i‘iso|i. _

l V I"ItI‘lN(‘.l~I.

Foiirtli Year-lst, lf. McUarville

and IG. Ilougrin (equal).

Honors-J. N. (loixroy and A. J.

McDonald.

Third Year-lst, A. Gillis. Honors-W. V. McDonald. Second-Year--lst, W. J. McDonald. I-Ionors-W. Sharkcy._

First Year-lst, G. Morrison.

Honors-J. Cummiskey.

f GREEK.

Third Year-1st, E. Doxigan. Honors-R. McCarvil1e, A. J. Mc-

Donald J.N. Conroy and I. Walsh.

» . ’

Second Year--lst, J. Sweeney. Honors-DUT. McDonald, D. Young

and H. Meaban.

First Your-lst, W.J. McI)oixnld, E.

Gillis, W. Sharkey, I. Walsh and E. Morgan.

(To be (`ontinued.)

‘nxanncr, rl-.fleeting great credit 'Oni- - - f --ff - ~ ` --__ --

,___ . Abollleof prevention

;vt:rrfm,, ,._». _ ,,, is better than ii , if.i`=ix»|;i"i¢?°`-` deranged Stomach.

, f §

-_ “E Abbcys $5-f§é.."i sillf _'psi 25c and 60c boltlé.

, Sold evcrywhere.B3

that is full-fashioned-scamlend and guaranteed.

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You should wear Pen-Anglosiery_ and no other kind. For this is the onlinadiiin-niude hosiery

~- -. <--:_-_e

I Only Full-fashioned Seamless

Hosiery Fits Right

priced niuderutely

` wear falls.

of merely stretching the fabric into shape. Thus, though priced reasonably, Pen-Angle Hosiery holds lls shape indefinitely, being reinforced wherever

All three merits ought to be'our hosiery. Because

To these merits add the GUARANTEE' you read here- two pairs for one if Pen-Angle Hosiery disappoints.

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no hosiery that is not SEAMS can be comfortable

- a nd Pen - Angle machines are the only ones in Canada able to knit such hosiery. form-shaped to the |63 and foot, instead

, ron Lkmics

Nol1780-"Lady Fair” Blaclch- mcre hose. Medium wnlglit., II of flne,»soft cfislimero yarns, I-lm.

5-ply foot, heel, toe mid hlghce, glv1n§ ntreiigt_li where nee_s¢ox of ll pairs, $1.a0; b pairs. $.l.0. No. 1020--Sixnxe quality as l7'iut heavier. Black only. Box 3 pairs y.50: 6 pairs. $3.00..

Na. HU--Vary flne Cashmeme. Medium weight. 2-ply lei;-lily font. heel an toe. Black, Ilgnd

dark' tan, llcatlier, xhc'liiigt;e, hll/Ill. Q.-DU9~'V.¥£“Y Q _Q9 ‘"- eardlnal. For of § p§Irs» ‘i 6 pairs. 53.00.

No. 1720-Fine %ua.llty Cottonse. Made of Zgply gyptlan .\'nrr.llh 3-ply heels and toes. Blacksht

and dark tan, chamrpsigxxe. rl:-, pearl prayi oxblno . hclloicy. pink. b miie. Box of 4 palrmo;

pairs, |l.50

N . 1175--Ms rl . _ H. 1 U ..° ...._ ..;°:..=:°...“..;"f.". pnlrl, 0.00.

lmiliea, nepi.

READ THIS REMARKABLE GUARANTEE We guarantee the following llnea of Pen~Angle Hoslcry to fit you per- fectly, not to lnrlnk or stretch and the dycl to be absolutely fast. We guarantee them to v/e:ir longer than any other cashmere or cotton hosiery cold at the same prlcea. lf, after wearing Pen-Angle Guaraw

, had Hosiery any length of tlme,

you should over flnd a pair that falls to fulfill thll guarantee ln any particular. return the name to un and we wlll replace them with TWO

_ncw pailrs free of cnarge.

ORDER THIS WAY

Ask at the iitorc first. If they cannot

supply ynzx, state number, slze of choe or stocking :ind color cf hosiery denlrcd

and enclose nrlcc. and we wlll llll your order poltpald. Remember we will fll nn

order for len than one box :ind ani* one bln In a box. BE SURE T0 MEN ION SIZE. , 52 ADDRESS A8 BELOW:

54 Paris, Canada

Note next the modest

+9"

then remember name and trademark when - next you need hosiery.

F OR MEN

No. 2404--Medium weight Cashmere. ' 2-ply Botany yarn with special "l~.vcrlast" heels spd toes. Black, light and dark tan, leather, chain- pngne, navy. myrtle. pearl gray, shite, oxblood, hello, cadet blue and lilsquc. Box of 3 pairs, $1.50; l

pairs, $3.00.

No. 500-"Black Knight" winter _ wr-lsrht black Cashmere half-hone. Ei-ply body, spun from pure Austra-

llan wool. 9-ply sllk splice heels and Box of palrl, $1.50; 8 pairs,

FN- NGLEPM 3.-1' W :’;‘;:.°;‘i.:§:‘;s:.i ` ...'{os1Ep.1C'_ "`~ ~» it

No. 1090 -» Cashmere half-hose. Same quality as 500. but lighter weight. Black only. Box of 3 pairs. $1.00; 6 pairs, 82.00.

No. 830-'lilverlasl' Cotton socks. ' Medium weight. Made from four-

ply long staple combed ldigyptlan cotton yarn with slx-ply lxecs and tm-ii. iluclt. llyglxt und dark tan. l'ut Un ln boxes. Bux of 3 pairs. $1.00; 8 pulrs, 0.00. _

At the Halifax Exhibition races this

year the following horses fornxerlv owned hi this Province will compete: Alball. Money Maker, Miss Kiilol and l»0nl§\l0f\t. all entered by Peter Car- l`0i- A x » Lai li

-Among those leaving for Western Canada yesterday nxornlxng werei- Mrs. I.. U. Fowler, Bedequc, for Ed- monton, whare Mr. Fowler holds a‘ prominent position in the Agfililll' tural Department; Mrs. John Grady, Sunirneraide, on a 3 nxonths' visit to the Pacific Coast; Mrs. Thos. An- drew, St. Eleanor’s, on a Visit t0 her daughter in Edmonton and Thos.

S.SHinl:on, Summerside, to Calgary.

l Wlllillll’S llllllllit

ill WOMEN

TAKE GI N Pl LLS

'f`\'.\'i;sinxf. P.0., ONT.

“I received your sziiixple of (IIN

PILLS and after usixxgq tlxexxi, I felt so uxixrlx better tliaxt I got n' lxox uf. my ¢lrxxi;gist's, and now l uni taking the tliiril bo.\:.

'l`lxc puiil across my brick :xixxl lzidm-ys

has almost entirely poixe :ind l ani belle: than l'bave been for years, l \\-ns _ix great. sufferer from Rlicxxnniliszxx _but xl has all lift nic. I slroxx-,;l_y::d\~x5e all ivonxexx, who stiffer from l’nin In 'l`lxe L£_'xck and \Vcaik liitincys, to try CIN PILLS. Ixlxts. T. lfliltxiis.

'l`lxoiis:inds of wonxcix, right here in

Cziixndzi, owe their robust. lxeallli, tht-ix streixgtli and vigor, their liriglit eyes and rosy clxuelas-lo GIN l’lLI.b;, And they know that GIN PILLS will cure the Kidney and Bladder Troubles with which so many women slider. _

Do gust as Mrs. Harris did--first,

write or a free sample box of CIN PILLS and try thenx. Then, if they do you good, get the regular 500 boxes at your dealer’s. Your money prouiptly refunded if GIN PILLS fail to give relief. National 'Drug and Chemical Co., Dept. P.l~`-..Toronto. 5*

_.~=-'~'.`.j\~\ The original din Pins made by

Natlonalbrugnnd _-__j. _-_,A Chemical Co. of Canada Limited, ‘ r7`;'-`-fI-'t{-'-_/ Toronto, are sold

"' -' onlv in this box.

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St_YlB //W for

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BESIDES ‘good

Icallmr and expert

wo/'kmans/11`p, ai man wants slylc in his shoes. He gets all three in The Hartt Shoe.

THE HARTT BOOT 8: SHOE C0. LIMITED

` Fredericton, - N.B.

"Cannda's Beat '

11 Shoemakers”

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¢r\1te

ARTT

NECK .

'$4.00. .l4 50 and $5.00 D. GORDON (ll C0

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tlacllney Stallion .Iilnwick Fireaway Jr

HIRE The Celebrated Kilnwlck Firciiwny. Lord Swanlaud (1834) Lord Derby (11) (415)

Reformer (549)

DAM

Gem (Imp.) Hackney,

Mclnnls Poney Saladln I Kiluwick Flreaway Jr. is a. beauti- <:e~l brown, 8 years old, weighing 1175 lbs.

.... ... xx typical Hackney, perfect in iymmetry with faultless feet and legs. This horse has been pronounced by 'ompetent judges to be one of the 'aandsomcét carriage stalllons in Can- xda. He ls high-headed and stylish, esrless and strong, with kind and :entle disposition. Aa a stock-getter breeders only re- iulre to see his colts, some of which have sold this spring as high as $175. Kllnwlck Fireawny Jr. will make

* the season of 1911 at owner‘s stable, ‘,Fortuna Bridge, "at moderate nerv-

ice."

Breeders of choice carriage stock

_'ire invited to call and inspect him before breeding.

Horne shown with pleasure.

Mares at owner's risk.

GEORGE A. WOOD, Owner.

;:.~1i.ii¢|i-mial. g _ Fortune Bridge.

t MINUTES OF PRESUYTERY.

At North Bedequa and within the

Presbyterian Church there, on TUBI- day, May 23rd, 1911, and at ueveix o’clock in the evening, thc Presby- terv of Prince Edward Island met and was constituted with prayer by the Moderator pro tcmporc, Mr John Murray, besides whom were present Messrs R. G. Sinclair, R. G. Stra- tbie, E. J. Rattee, I-I. J. Fraser, clerk pro tempore, ministers, and Stewart Cairns; elder.

The edict of ordlnationand induc-

tion of Mr Alexander McKay having been returned ns dxxly observed. pro- clamation was made before the as- sembled congregation, and no objec- tion being offered to the life or doc- trine of Mr McKay, Mr H. J. Fraser conducted public worship -and preach- ed from St John 1:12, and the words. “As many as receive him, to them gave he the power to become the sons of God, even to them that be- lieve in his name." 'l`hc moderator narrated the steps already taken and put the usual questions, which .were satisfactorily iiiiswercd. Thereupon Mr McKay was by Prayer and the laying on of the linixds of the Presby- tery ordained to the office of the Holy Ministry nnd inducted into the pastoral charge of North Bedeque, Lower llerleqixc, Freetown and New Annan. 'l`lxe nxcxiilxcrs of the Presby- tery extended the right hand of fel- .. - _---5 ._ __

ll0W 'I0 'l'Ri`A'l` - » ,

' SKIN TR0lllll.llS

Greasy Ointment; of no Use"- Thc Trouble Must be cured

Through the Blood.

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lt is not zi good thing for people

with ix tendency to have plxiillles and ii lilotcliy complexion to sxiiear tliem- selves with greasy oxixtmeixts and such things. In fact they eouldn't do anything worse, because the grease clogs the pores of the skiix making the compliilixt worse. When there is an irritatiiig rash ii soothing borucic wash may help to allay the pain 0 itchiixg, bixt of course it doesn't cure. Skin complaints arise from an impure condition of the blood and will per- sisl:‘until the blood is purilieifl Dr. Wi1liams’Piixk Pills have cured many eases of eczema aixd_ skin disorders because they make new, rich blood that drives out the impurities, clears the skin and imparts a glow of-health, Mrs. S. I., Peterson, Brandon, Man., says: “I suffered for years from ecze- ma. which brought with it other troubles, such as a ipoor appetite, headaches and weakness. The por- tions of my body affected by the ecze- ma gave me constant torture fronrthe itching and heat. I tried several doc- tors and all sorts of lotions and oint- inents, but did not get the least re- lief. Finally I was advised to try Dr, Williams' Pink Pills, and decided to do so. After using the Pills for some time the irritation and heat began to grow less and I seemed in bettei health otherwise. I continued taking the Pills for several months and every vestige of the trouble disap- peared. and my skin is again as free from blemish as in youth. Given a fair trial Dr. Williams’ Pink P1115 will not disappoint those suffering from skin eruptions or weakness of any sort." Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills cure all those troubles due to poor blood sim- ply because they make new, rich, red blood. That is why these Pills cure common diseases like anaemia, rheu- matism, lumbago, sciatica, ncuralgla, headaches, indigestioix, St. Vitus xdunce. and the general weakness and special ailments ,that only women folk know. Sold by all medicine dealers or hy mail at 50 cents ii box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams’ Medicine (‘.o., Brockville, Oixt.

Special to The Guardian. f

Bl<ll.I<‘AST, May Jil-The White Star

Lino Titanic, sister ship of the Olym- pic was launched in the river today.

Eixthxisizistie crowds lined the bunk

‘X

isufiini__nsii inns.

‘rlll br. iuggnu mama non PIII! Guild his Kldnoy Trouble

Thus an few diseases that cause more

acute lulferlnp than ,Kidney trouble, md llr. F. A. ' honms, of Sudbury Qnt., ll one ol those who know it.'r"~f}-Ie writes:

"For over three years I suffeéed from

kidney disease. First I thong t I had sprained rn back, for suddenly the pni_n would eatcllxhe small of my back _and it would be impossible for inc to straighten in self up for several minutes. A dull Ache across the kidneys was always pres- ent, my urine was thick and cloudy, and passing it caused a burning, suildlng Tried medicines, but they failed. was advised to try Dr. Morse's Indiim Root Pills, as they had cured my wife years before. A few boxes affected u complete cure. I now enjoy tha bles- llags of good health, which is due to this

remedyd'

Don’t neglect kidney troubl`-lt) too

dangerous as well as too painful. That old, reliable family remedy, Dr. Morsc’s Indian Root Pills, has cured thousands and will cure you. It is equally effective in curin constipation and its attendant evib, bhlousness, indigrstion :md sich headaches, and in urifxng the blood 25c 1 but at your ¢l)riigglsi’s li;

F- '

lowship to Mr McKay. The new minister was suitably addressed by Mr E. J. Rattee and the people by Mr li. G. Strathie. The pastor was introduced to the people as they re- tired from the clxxxrch by Messrs R. G. Struthlc and James Carruthers. Mr McKay having signified his wil- lingness to sig-li the formula took his seat as a member of the court, rind, his name was ordered to he plireed on the roll of l’rel-ibytery. _

l’l‘osb_vtel'y proceeded tn deal_._witlx

""e xesigiilitioii of Ml' lt. _(l. Siiiclair of the pnstoml charge of ltichinond Buy West. A rcsigiiiitioii was read from the coxxgreglitioii, and commis- sioners Messrs. 'l‘ixonxpson and Rum- say were heard in support thereof, expressing high appreciation of the service rendered by their pastor and the deep regret occasioned by his contemplated rexnovnl. Mr. Sinclair was then heard, and be adhered to his resignation, which, on motion, was accepted to take effect.on _and after" f.h‘e thirteenth day of August next. Mr.H.J_ Fraser was appointed interim moderator of the session of Richmond Bay West and instructed to have the charge declared vacant as soon as possible after dute men- tioned.

Presbytcry than adjourned to meet

at the call of the moderator and clerk, of which pxiblic intimation was given, and this sederunt was closed with the benedictlon.

H. J. Fraser.

_ Clerk pro tempore.

A C()R()NATI()N ODE. ‘

God bless and save oixr noble King, Let all the nation gladly sing; Long may oxxr noble monarch reign, And honors for the empire gain.

God bless and save our noble Queen, Long may she in her place be seen;

And heir apparent to the throne Be Prince whom God will bless and f own.

May our King reign in rlchteousness, And wield his sceptre with success;

His rxxle he as the light of day, When shines the sun in month of

~May.

May God protect him from above The people homage yield and love;

And all the nation gladly sing God bless and save our noble Kina. '

REV. D_MacI.EAN,

225 Sidney Sit.,

(‘»hnrlottcto,wn, P. E. I.

OTTAWA. May 30-Finance Mints-

ter Fielding is not going to see the Coronation though he is going to England during the festive season. He proposes to take a thorough rest and will abstain from lxoth social and liilstiiess excitement. He will go to

und cheered heartily as the liig

.the continent for medical trentmeiit

On Saturday the Mt.. Allison inter.

class track sports were held-and the Juniors won the inter-class cup, Tm, records were broken, the hammer. throw and tho Pole-vault, the former by C. 1-I. Cochrane, Petitcodlac, and the latter by' C. Milford, Charlotte. town, who succeeded ln clearing the bar at 10 feet, 1 inch. Frank Gardi_ ner of Charlottetown was his closest competitor.

J. 1-I. Reddin, Oltyg Stlpendlary

Magistrate for Klng's County, left yesterday afternoon for Georgetown where he wiix preside at tin adjourn ed preliminary hearing in the cage of the death of Mrs. Molyneaux, who died recently under suspicious circum_ stances. J. J. Johnston, K. C., C1ty_ also left on the afternoon train loi- Georgetown _and will conduct the cage for the prosecution. Mathleson, Mac. donald dl: Stewart will act. for the defence.

Yesterday morning about eleven

forty-five a horse attached to a milk waggon and driven by A. R. McKay and William Dooley was struck by the incoming train from the west at the ‘ crossing at St. Peter’s Road. The animal ~wns thrown up against si post and had his breast very badly cut. The occupants of the waggon were thrown to the ground but were not seriously hixrt while the waggon suf- fered a broken shaft. 'lihe -horse was a very valuable one and Mr McKay had received ,several good offers for it recently. ,However, although the lniuries received _,by the animal are rather serious it is expected that it will recover. Despite its gaping wound and copious bleeding it wiilk- ed home and \qgs given food und drink shortly after. , ' -

M'iS't_=ke_§_ ° MayHappen

to you,--us they do to everyone. If you ent foo first, do not masticate properly, or take food that does not agree with you, digestive de- rangcments are almost sure to come, and indigestlnn generally lends to very serious physical troubles.

BEEIIHAWS _ PILLS

relieve and cure indigestion. They have xi quick” and tonic action on the stomach and its nerves, and so they give direct aid to digestion. They carry away also the indi- gcstible matter. With tll€l1’1l5B d_\~s|:'epsin, lxiccnughs, bud taste, ni'xplcns:iixt breath und flutulence disappear. You should be careful and remember Beeclium’s Pill!!

Will Right 7 The Wrong

Sold Everywhere. In coiivenlent boxes 2.5¢.

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.PLANT ENE

Steamer Halifax leaves every

Tuesday at noon, for Hawkesbury, Halifax and Boston.

_ F A It E B

ist Cliss ‘$11.00 md Class I0-2° Round Trip I3-5°

Passengers leaving Clxarlollcloivn viii

Picton on Wednesdays connect vt Halifax l`or Boston. i Returning steamer leaves BOSTON SATUR DAYS A'l` NOON.

i For l`xx"lher iiiforiiialioix aiplilo

T. NIC()

4 zqdrllifnix. A 'ent Charlottetown

stenxiier took xvuter. before returning. `~ if ' ' f- ' Y -_ _--.-...~.___._._ ._ . _ ___ __ ___ ___,__ __ ,_ i_ , s

to supply xlxe very element

sulphate of Pouish or Bone

s your land requires

arid ixrjust the right proportion to insure a larg- er, better and most satisfactory, crop Superphqg- phafe, Nitrate ol Soda. Kiiinil. Mui-late, of Pofuh,

Meal can he supplied

in any qurixxtily, ixxdividxxally or in coniliiixzitions. You don't have to use ti co3r»biix:'iti0u of :ill or a.

i._!

Unmixed Fertilizer s are Safe. Sure,Certain and Economical

our Iéugxisxx iiixixxixea/fertilizers amine you

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Classes of Soils | Require llillereri

Fertilizers

Peat or swnmp soll containing a

full stock of one :is in ready-tiiix->cl fertilizers- you save ful`y 25 p. c. of your cxpeusrs oxx this point alone.

These Fertilizers are the Greatest of Crop Increasers

Iudustrious, :xxixbitioiis farmers c:xxx't do

without these fertilizers. /- s the :iir you breath- the _blood in your veins-is to you so are these

‘ fertilizers to your nearly worn-out land. They

supply the _elements that your land lacks, the very essentml needed to promote the growth of any crop. ~

Send for free illustrated, we'-l-printed book-

cts on fertilizers and farming. 'I`l1ey’re valuable but we’re glad to send them free. '

- AULD BROS

Lower Queen St. 'Charlottetown _

rttstf V .

M*-llflllly large quantity of vegetable aclds,»oxIght not to receive fertilizers

of an acld nature; hence, for such soils, basic slag as lx source of phos- Pborlc acid is preferable to acid

Phosphate, the free lime in the sing having u tendency to eounteraclz U10 Wldlfy of the soil. On soils inclined to excessive molstness sulphate Of ammonia will be a more - suitable form of nitrogen than nitrate 0! soda, on account of the sulphate 01 < ammonia being less soluble and thus not easily leachad out.

OH. Panty and swamp solll. 0'

where ix large amount of dcgetable matter ls present ln the loll, ver! little or no ai-tlllclal pppllcatlon ' 0! nitrogen will be necessary.

For potatoes, tobacco and l\lKl\‘

been, pawn aught to ce avvlld l” the form of sulphate of potnlh