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,W¢._fi1.!lY _appreciate the .fact that _ it is the P¢0Ple’s privilege tobuy

whatever Tea they

But if their own interest is studied fo

downright quality

wish

and' value “Salads”

must be the choice_.

“SAl.AlIA"

BLACK OR MIXED-SEALED PACKETS ONLY

P-_nl_

ov~.~ar°;-;».»-.-.~'¢~.°~;~»;~».~~;»-;~»;-;»;-.~»;»-.~

3: Tlii; imliir i°i§3.°?."?.‘f.1`.°i§‘Z“l§.i° ‘§f..$2.`i“`£i

. °°f . . . . , , '¢° tests and also by general observat-

-_- 2____ V':‘°:’°:";""":"°”»“°'°3°’f”»°’»°°3“3"3°°3°‘3"3"!°°~'_ion and statement Were all cows in

' ocwber " (Continued from page nine) the Maritime Provinces tested the

JESUS AND JUDAS _ ---»----------~-_-l- ;v€rl1g8__i;r0duction would no doubt

""' e muc ess even than it is gener-

THE SMALLEST COWS. ' ’ f- - .

r Lesson.-Msiinew xxvi. 14-25. 41- _-___ %‘1lY ““Pl’°“° ‘° l’”~ ""5 lf’ °“ll““r'

50_ xxvu_ 3_10_ ll) the result of what tests are made

The Dexter is 8 breed of Mme -the _cow owners are surprised that

the yields of their best, cows are nc-

GOLDEN TEXT. Mill-ill6W Xxvl- cattle; a full-grown cow is only three

rest in height and can ilirivu in ii Wally sg low. ns shown by the Scales

24.

M205 “The Son of man 506111- ellen BB ll- ialr-sized back yard and give twenty'a“d tes r'

t that t of rich milk a. day lletter cows are needed. That is an

is written of Him; but woe un o fluar s . man through whom the Son of H1811 An American herd book classified- Hdllllllliell fact- 0l'dllll1l`llY I-he lf\l`"\0!` lS llelrllyelll 800d Were it f0l` l-UBI tion has been granted to the Dexters,Ihas two menus at hand of securing man if he had not been born." which are declared by prominent livc-,tliings on the farm, viz, raise them

stock breeders in this country to pos-_or buy, In the gage nf nnycn mn-S

THE NARRATIVE seas a number of particularly viiliiahleitne only penny D,-Oper con,-ne to 101.

points. The cattle. it is stated, will'\,,W is to Produc, than ri ht U

The story of Judas is a terrible wax fat and yicld large quantities ot,§,_,ms Thor _ “t _ ‘fr g 0" _ 'E

Ono The Darasrnplis Selected for our fine milk on pastures where einer' " _ f' uf “W “". _e V good ‘°“' lesson from the Gospel nccvrdini: lu csiile would sliirvu io ileiiilt liurilier-l“°'.“§ 0’ ‘°' I” H” mst l’l"°”'. l~'°°“ Mlllillew give the last things C011- more, it is said, tho Dcxtcrs pos:sess.df1“y cows "rc "Ot, t° be l‘_“d 1" the cerning him, and show what part he extremely hardy coiistitiltions and tllomest* ,wa t" 3° lfllst Ur h"“th for

them is not lraizticzililc liccliusc the

took in these iilial hours iii the Sill* utmost vigour, and are absolutely iin-i _ l

L (1, ne to buying iniwrl-ninsgi, This prices are, or at least seem tu bc,

“Made in

V OCTOBER, 17,1914 ` - " THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ""°"»1~"=="l'l==1- PAGE ELEVEN _

Perfect baking assured because there are no leaky ioints around oven or flucs in

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They are made airtight with

J any? specially prepared asbestos

libre. See the McClary dealer in your town.

`~f.""i*f

Canada” _

__' ferlng and death of the or . mu . ._ _ _

' ' ‘ ll ` it is bclicvod has been uttaiineil llrohibitive. -\`iicll cnvv-,q tu hc lilid bw Rogefs Hardware Co Ltd cha-»|°tte\own P E I and

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_The names of its Directors and Officers, and its large

Capital, are a guarantee ot i Faith.

ts Strength, Ability and Good

Its charges are regulated by Law and are no greater

than those of an Individual.

Consultation or corres

pondence invited.

The Eastern Trust Co.

W. S. Stewart, Manager Charlottetown

Capital I Total Assets

1487-3-5Mtsttf

$1,000,000. $15,000,000.

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SAILINGS Ol' STEAM

DOWNWARD

Fortn ightly from

MON l`REAl. Thursday, Aug, III

at 4.00 1. nn and from flhursdnv. -*_*-ull. 27

(.iUl£lll~IC_ _ lliursdziy, Sept. _I0 ‘

he nexi day (lirlrlayl flflinrsrlnin Scot- ll

at 12.00 noon lliursday, (ici. Arrive Ch'town OL' Ill

Tuesday al 4 p. in. u . . -

Suhiect to change, slioulil circumstances requ

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'l`li rsdziy Nov. G _

UPWARD

Thursday. Auiz. l Thursday. Aug. 2

Fnrtnighlly flfhursdziy, hem. \

_ lhursday, Sept. 2 Thursday, l`ct.

(`ci.

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l Ch`Town

'l:nursd:iy, _l_hursrliiy I hursday, Nov.

irc.

CARVELL BROS.

Charlottetown, P. E._I.

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NOTICE

Iwill be in Alberton from

the 20th to the 30th of Octob- er to round up _mY_ foffllef business. All parties indebted to me on my books, notes of hand or otherwise are request- ed to be prepared to settle with me in full before hand- ing over my books to my al torney for collection.

T HOS WILKINSON

_ 5874~103mS3i p L Properly for Sale

D. C. MacKinlay_ offers for S8l€

his fam at franklin Point, North River. consisting Of 150 affif. °_ land in highest state of cu iv3_ tion. Large modern hou_se W1es_

__ well planted groundspral n¢C .

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~l sary out-buil ing;i___ an . %a;m“uv¥rltI'ii:Ien_minutes

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liilifiiiliiiifiiil

WARBUR"ON di SHAW. _

Bn'-ristera, Attorneys, Notary Pub-

llc. Etc. Solicitors for Canada Bank- ers Assoclation, Bank of Montreal, Canada, Permanent Mortgage Corpora- tion.

Offices-Old Guardian Ofllce. Prowse

Block, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

A. A. McLean, K.C. Donald McKinnon

MeLEAN G MCKINNON '

Bsrrloterl, Attorneys-at-Llw Brown Block, Charlottetown s1'swAn1' a cAMP»si.|. lnrrlnteru, Solicitors, etc.

Ofllces in De|Brfsny Block, Corner Queen and Grafton Streets,

. Charlottetown. P. E. I. -

MONEY T0 LOAN

C. McLeod, K.C.. W. Ill. Bentley, K.C. MoLl0D l BENTLEY. lnrrlners ind Aiiornuyo-at-Low

Srl. CIM.

The second stage was reached in

business had been wrought in secret and no other disciple knew oi it iii thc midst ol' the celebration the

k wn His knowledge of

sacred ointment. ' This action. ex-l ants of County Kerry, the lloxtors ran - , . __

prcssivc of an attitude of soul entire-l practically lit will over ihe hills, shcl- ;.‘iF|}YSi$é|l.p¥,_§.\r$)(;%;nl’ ‘fllllrlllllft “Ln_ S_‘€ite'l ll' 0DD0Bll€ l0 illal- Of Jllllilsi '~'l1ll0_l1 terless at all seasons ol' tho year, and duh, mu'n di iq H ‘t l'f_0(€° ;"'."_ _ , _ forth his criticism, a criticism _ililcnnmelied to fo,-nge fm- |-,,od_ This _______ _ Y _ oc- no wan nfs »1»~1-1-1~1-]-}..{~»{»{»].»1..}..!-.1..,.-,..}..{..;..}..é. Wlllvll all the lllS0iDl€S 100100 llllll» strenuous outdoor life wooded olil alll 0' CDI' and the average mdk 'i' M R - 'Fl That criticism the Lord unswcrcll. Weaklmgs; only the very slflliigwl Drdilnf'-Cr Kelli that be cannot afford -2- A 'g' us He coiumandeil these Illell ll’ _li‘l-‘ survivczi, und these transmitted their to Pill’ I-ll” lffllfff flgliifll ful” l5llFll0l”n '~",__ ' , » °" her alono, and accepted her anoint-‘ vigour m ine" oninn-ing in nw,~nnsn,g or Southern- bred cows. 'l”- l°'!"i°°-°'l”l°‘l°'!°°l*l°°l°°l°~l°'l°~!*°l‘°l°l°°I'°l°

I ll'-4 '~ until the llcxicr ol' to-day isl Blwl °l“"'\ l'<1l\"ll"l\'l‘B- IS lhr HALLAMS WEEKLY MARKET RE.

ini; ns precious to Himself. ani _ |n¢,n,nr@_ Vlilllilbltl lil U16 PFODHEH-lloll 0f Hls,nIl lllllrllal lllal. l1Ulf0I`lll1ll§ to the state- best advice tlinttlie dnirymun can PORT. HIDES, SKINS, WOOL,

JUNK.

G . l. Tl t t' ni atliywith _ ,_ fu .1 k L1 .1 .1l_ _ _ _ _

und ‘e\i11il.l(lull0(i‘ lsilrdli JlliliiSlll1l;ll,rt:aoli tlili?ibi'(:: i)li1(1)ilacl;>(;i\Vwlii»‘i‘o Let' Tm mht Egsentml "4 ‘L l:‘""l _.___

loft the ceremony, and finding ills- that mos; tn,-my of animu1s_ thu guat__lnill. (lolitlniially use the best blood Wav i0 tl\€ lllgll D\‘lBSll‘\- mlille glle would tind‘excecdiugly poor picking. 'on the sirc’s side that can be npcnf. Illlilil” llllll'IS. Tin- innrkot is ons-

' ' tl ` ' .‘ lu-iii' zilisorlwil nl

receive the fresh eggs as you get

them

lf *you are in doubt as to the fresh-

Thesc parngraplis icuii us tlncug 1_1-nn, ,

four stages. The ilrst is that Wllllfll by the conditions under which the he-rc, generally spcuklni; are any- ‘ I lOl-lk Dlkllie ill lll0 IIOUSG Of Sllllflll llll’ breed has been iiuvclopetl in its native thini: but high class milch cows. R' T' Holman: Ltd; sl-lmm9f3ld¢, E. I. leper. 'l‘hcrc Mary came. uI_\0ll1U‘ll lillls. They have not been bred for milk hin' Lori for His burying Wllll llle Owned orisinully by the voor iicus-lbrn<iiictnni_ in met, many are of lion-

cd Start with ri ioil cons i- is 'M' wU""rnm` P

eo oo

Q »» 1 on m os w fo

vo oo so oo ¢¢ ¢¢ so »~

»¢» *

ueonncoooooooooooaounuosnoo nuns

on so so so so vo oo so so oo on so o¢ so no oo oo o°» es ¢¢ »~

in thc career of Juilas.. They \v_l

<~i‘»/rtiiiii interpreters that the action

part to precipitate the triumph of Jiisiis. ll. is argued \.lln_t lic, in com- mon with the other illsi:iplcs._ was out of sympathy with our Lorilsvle-W as lo thc iuiccssity for liis death, null that lic liolievcil li' 1Ie_ would but pro- olnini llimcslt' lvicssiali, ile would thus cnsuro ii following sufficient to defeat. ull ills foes, illlll E‘='lV€ Ulm thc lilngdoni. lt 111513’ ill “Um ll" szilil that ull this is purely Sllvclllll' tivo, and has absolutely no warrant in the record as they have been preserved for us in thc Gospels. But ii' for n moment we admit the pos- sibility of this intfirpreintloiir then we have to ask, what was his ino- tivc in dcsiring the iriiiinpli ol' .I0s\is'? ll. was ci~i'l:iilil_\' thiit ol' sol- llsli liilercst. Whvli he saw lliaillc was couileiliiicd. hc saw that his niolliod had fuilcil. and tliol'oi`orc tllnt lic lliniscll as ii disciple was lnvolvoil ln tho ruin. Iii tho llirlit ol' such it \'ii~\v, his siiivlilc was un act of cow- ardlcc of the worst hind.

The fact of tho liiatter is that it is

lriiposslblo to \vIiltcwnsli Julius. lliu work \vn.~'. that of n tlvvll, nnd flint is exactly wlml. the Lord lilmsclf said r-oiiooriiilig liiin. lt is better tliut wo loavc the matter there, however ilnrk and mysterious the story is.

Tho history of Judas is full of the

most solemn warnings. When in the gordon tho Lord said to him, "Friend, do that for which thou nrt come." tho style of address was one which drew attention to the coin- panionship which had existed bc- twecn Jesus and himself. The word translated “i<`riend" means com- panion. This man had company with Him through all the yeiirs of His public niinlstry,,_hnd listened to His teaching. hail watched liis works, liiul been under the intlucnco of the grace and beauty oi’ llls per- sonality. And yet now he was there as l-lls bctrayer. Thus are we warn- ed that we may have the closest and most continuous familiarity with Christ, and yet be in danger of be- traying Him..

The story also teaches us that

such companionship wltli Christ will sooner or later force the hidden things of our lives into the light. Ho is able to change li man's nature completely, but if there be no re- sponse to l-ils appeal, then Ho will make cloar before the eyes of all men the deepest truth concernlnl! those with whom Ho has to deal.

f.i»i/mi/iii f:ovr.li`NMr Nr n.~.iiw».vs

INTEPCCDLCDNIAL r»rziNr.r iriwarzn is-‘.LANn nv

Through Service to Quebec

.and Montreal _

OCEAN LIMITED leaves daily

2.20 P. M.

MARITIME EXPRESS leaves

daily exce t Sunday 9. 40 P _M

_and Point du Chene, by train, leaving Charlottetown 7.35 A. MJ ` Sleeving and Dining Car Ser-

. *.. ,1__ _~ ._»»,, `_- -

Connection via Summersidel

Ui' Jllilds “lil” ‘W0 lu 0# ‘l05_ll`C 0" h’S| Dnirymcn are comin-2: face to fncc ,

with the fact that if the iniliisti'y of dniryinif is to he greatly improvcl from thc standpoint of production

lthcy must. roar their own dairy cows

The low production standard of Wes-

BRIGIIT. HEALTHY,

AITRACTIVE GIIIIS

._¥_.

Thls Condition Gun Only be Maintained Through Rich, lied Blood

lt makes all tho <lll‘l`ci*cii<~c in flic

world to ii girl whether she llcvelop into il bright. hcnltliy, attractive wo- man or sinks into li sickly, unhappy sulrcriilix svini-ilivuliil.

Tho girl whose blood is poor ani

forms lt--starts llfo under loo griuit ii lialidlcap. Sho is ivonkcr and more frail llinii her (companions who hnvc rich, red blood. She is more easily fatigucil in boily null mind. and work ot' any kind exhuilsts licr. In limo her health breaks down. Sho not-olnes piilo, looks worn out. is liiiiizuiil, lrrii able mid nervous. llnr heart pulpi- tates violently at the least exertion. and she falls behind other girls in looks. health mid il capacity for en- joying life. Abiinilnnt rich, rod blood is the only thing that can restoro good health to many lliousululs of such girls. This rlcli, rod blood can only be ob- fzilnod through the use of Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills. 'l`liey have given thousands. of weak, wliltc-faced. bloodless girls, robust. vigorous health and high spirits. Here is ii bit of proof. Miss Olivo Gauvreiiu. St. Jerome, Que., says: “I have reason to be more than grateful to Dr. Wil- llnms' Pink Pills, for they restored me to lieulth after more thiln one doctor and many medicines had failed. I suffered as inany girls do from nn- acmia. I was ull run down. tortured with heailaclies, couldiiot stand any exertion, and had no appetite. tliouizli of course. I had to force myself to ent. I was in this condition for nearly two years, and although doctoring con- tinually, seemed to -we stemlily grow- ing worse. and I was vory much dis- couraged nnd despondent. l~‘fnall_v n friend urged me to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and I discontinued all other medicines and dld so. In the course of a few weeks there was no

rogm to doubt that 'l :isa at last found th right medicine. My appetite re- turned. the headaches began to come less frequently, and color was retilm- Ing to my face. The continued use of tho Pills for a. little longer hilly re- stored my health. rind l have since been as healthy and active as anyone could wish. I cannot loo strongly rn- commcnd Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to other weak and ailing girls.”

You can get these Pills through

your medicine dealer or by mnll post paid at 50 cents a box 'ir six boxes for $2.50 from the l)l'. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.

lfrom the adult sow as well as the

'were ln those days lnrzer in aize»and

'arid Plc nniiriiihinz. _*own of the lm-

n;entii.l t-» the best interests of any herd of lwiis.

'fllc sow gi-oivs in f=‘iZc and czlluirity

czich your until sllc has rc.ii:livil ina- turity, and ivlicn that time has nr- riicu she may have ii larijc litter, _such as was common in the olil days iwhcn hogs were permitted to rim ini; |do0i‘s most of the time und livrd ai. niituriil life.

in selling li young soin that l-.ns

given birtll to but few pigs in hui’ _iirst and second litters, there is no 'proof that such is going tn lic l.ci‘ persistent perfornzniice. She is pist ns likely to cliiinixc and Live birth to many pigs wlicn she has giiiiiuil l`ull lniatllrity, and thc aptitude to do so 'is true of all sown. ` ln flirt, tliol'<\. :irc innny positive litatintics to show tllnt the l.tti»l',~i of ml1tul‘<‘. sow.~i are not only lnl'_i;cl~ tlniii those of the uvui~ni;c young sim, but they nro better in point. of i-t\'i~n;.;l.li

her rcputntioii ns ii breeder niici she 'hns had tivo or three litters, mul inall_\' of tliv grunt prize-winning lungs have rome from old rntlicr than

|ly nrglicd that thc loin;-continllcil list- of young suwi-i has given ns curly maturity in our swine. Tlilit early maturity has been gnincil in thin way seems certain, taking' \\'-ith the use of young sows that ol young: bears. nut the early maturity has likewise come from changes in the cnviron- ment of pigs and in the consriiiil; usb of highly nourishing ond forcing foods.

lt should be borne in mind that

the early maturity gained in this nay has not been altogether nrlvniithirve- ous to the hou. llc has tiici'cZi_\- been weakened in constitution, ns (very- hody knows. _Ile luis been reduced in size also, and the market, now takes and likes A small, neat hog, and pays nn appreciative price for such just because such hogs can non' be had. and are quite common in fact, whereas in the old dliys the his hog was the rule and he was the product nf slower development and nite rather than of, forcing methods. Ile came

young one, for, ns the young sows

more naturally handled, they had larger litters and stronger ones.

We cannot altogether return to thc

old methods of management, but We nrc foolish in the extreme if we sell oil the brood sows just when they are coming to their prime and the

continued following of ii practice so absurd and detrimental ns this must

hogs. Give us less beauty of form i-is regards rotundltv and lard nlumpness and mom capacity of pig production

're mittern will roduce larcr heal

old, and Y feel siirr thni flio luirizf-

Ilttrri: with the nlldrid vltniitv nm'l_ Pond lic-iilth nf the pies will more

triiitorous bargain_to. betray US ----.- _ __ _ _ __ ___ _ _ __ _

M;ister for the price of a slave, S____c Savc um _‘mst ________ “`_ l __" i‘lo:~'.i-r priri-s. ll wolilil not lit- sur|n‘i:i- thirty pieces of slver. fp() pggspmvlq EG(;5_ 1 -"H, tirniilu y lui: iii ¢-i-<- ii iiirilior l»<~l` -. ’l`a

ldiscnrd the low yielilers. i-onlinuao to buy on aikliiililllil to

basis (‘ilv llutrlior lllllvii flat. lil' pol'

connection with the Passover feast. preserve only absolufmy fresh eggs _ _ _ _ -lillli-ln Wil-S Present at mal feast-hav' Stale eggs will ng; keep in nny pre. -l----D lb. Country lliilvs, flat, cured, 15%, lo

0,, 0 _ H _ t. d _.»,..».~~...~»».~..... »............ _. -

'ite your preserva we rea y to ~§° 0 ' ° 0 0 '"",;, _('.»\l.I“SI{lNS, ‘Tlic market is quiol

. Oh ' ` , ,-

_ .

pc-r lb

with llltlf- demand and .in euslcr l<‘l‘lll\\I picdoininzitos i lti chips lll'i\t»n, flat, ldv. (`ounl.ry, cured, 18 to

Lord made no _ __ _ dl ____ the facts, and .luilas was excludeil._l10Ss 0 he eggs, can e ein. or see_ 15;., pn,-L cn,.,.,|_ 171/_,,._ ,,,,,.,,,.,m,g to lln then wcnt forth s_;traiglitwiiy _io,-whether they sink when placed inka OLD _S YOUNG SUWS (»nn,1nn,,, nm; wk.. on-_ |,,.,,,.,,,,S W. carry out hi_s part oi the bargain, dish of fresh v.-uter. lf nu egg sin s, - l - Bob Cali' .\il,» in 5.134, .nn-n_ from those with whoin lie had 1na_lli:_it. is reasonably fresh. _ lfOliSlClll!il<IS are Ilrni with mod- ilic covenant. thc Soldiers llllll W*-FC Do not preserve dirty eggs or eggs ""“‘ crnlc .~;upplii~s_ (‘ili' inlii- oil” .»»i.£.ii in iirrcssary to nluke the i1rI‘9Sl- that have been washed. Washed eggs_ ,___ _ _. __ _ _ $.i.»_I|I. i`oumr_\' mln- nfl' No. 1. $4.27. io

'l`l\c nc-Xt Sllltifi Wil-S I`f`l1Cl“3ll _lll will not keep, because tho shell has "Z ‘lm ‘ty Uf our lfeudulli ““'m@ 94-11 -`3<1-2.-$2.-'~\) lo $4.00.

cuiliseinfiiic, wlion he <'-anis s\1liln\s,,,._,,,, ,,,,,n,ie,,c,n ,md dn-ty eggs Wm has _neun sule1y_uiii1ei-mined_by inc sill<:i:l~>1i;i_\'.~:_ 'r:i.~ innliii ,clii-wi; thc mob to the i'ctr_cnt ol_ the L0ri_l_ become tainted in navm__ . :pernicious pi'uc_tice of using iinnuitai-3 lin i-lisuu' |‘i»<_-liii;;_ with iiimlr-i'iiii» sin.. The nininllliiix scent- is familiar. ol ills no not use the mme liquid pre5e,v_ sows for in-ceiling ,.ni~p¢.se5_ plies bi-lin: i-.».».»i».-...'._ pin- 1,,,»..,i,,-,i,;,,_. mm “‘w"‘m3lng'-lnld WMI n -greetllm. ative more than one yonr. ' "»¥D'~’l‘1I`r1ents and close observation l"`ll“ "" l""l"“l`lll\!»’1`» 5** lil Wi' inrli. nliil n kiss lilontilying Joslin lor tllosL| I__fe__t__e anus are ____tt____ than “___ in many dinereht herds of swme hmm i‘ounlr_\' l.:iiiill:-hills or Slluirliiigs Ilfi 'hlm Sem to urresl HHH" Havmgltiie eggs fm, iwegerving lL‘r-oven plai'ul_\' that irrimature sows to SW' "Ml"

“ms wlrrmllttlul uns pan of me ww Do not leave ci-iss in'tlie Dreserva_ nnve iiincii smaller litters of pigs _ “Golf-_ -\_lnrl;i~t is ilrnui-'_\'. nlnnnl`n<~- pn(-t , ic w urew. _ _ than adult Bows. that th, _“B I ___ urcrs on 1.' iiiyiiii; lo lill orili\r:~. \\'zlsll- _ Thc “mu Swv ‘S reached wlmn'~bc.c_ tml: lfmger than 0-r}§lye'art'~ .ft Y0uni: sows alle apt ti; Phe? ssiallei ul Cmnhull* ‘l"""" “""":*“" 37 “l 3"* ini: that Jesus wus coiiilcnineil, lillul liinse the eggs \\l l un tr .i er re-___n__ V-__ca______ thun _nose ___ me O____ _\\ ni,|n»,|_,-,,,;i,;,,_-H. n,.,.,._. (MW, Ln, ___ with remorse, he carried bncli tlll. nioyiiig them fiom _the preservativ-e. -__U___S_ _hat ___ __ __ ___ __ ___ “Ll A00. \\aslii~il riiji-i-ilmis, tbiirr_\'. ,muy pieces of silver to the chit-f l-_ggs that are in good condition____E »________ etyopb ms .ive n (._h_m-_._ _,tm :__ ___ _“,____ _.____,__S______ ricsts and 0llll‘l‘S- ililil l\\ll'\“Yllli¥ll’l`ill when removed from water glass sol-, B ‘l “* Y ° “ll “ for U10 Pls'-‘i fleece conibing ll-oiirsoi iS in 201-. l'n-

tllllrl IS lillv Cline Wltli the older ones wzisheil llvi~"i- rlolliiiii' ililli-i "n1' in

IJ ' . into the drirknoss of the night, bc- “tion Wm usually rcmnin good for _ _ _

land that at each breeding period tbc 2201 '

E__

1-orilini: to trlln 5'/Q to lliu Auto tires 4 to 50. llii-_\'i'|ir liri-1; 2 lo 41'. liiiail, ll“ll\’.V 3'./i lf! "lla 'l`l-ii Li-nil 21.1 to 3'./ic. l5l'i\SS, lli‘a\'_\' ll to |01; Liizbi. tl lu Tc. t`oppffr,_lilu|\'y ll to llc. Light 10 to 10-lic. '/.inc ill,-L-_ to 40.

` l

Time Table S. S.Hillsboro

ROCKY POINT FERRY

Leave (‘h"l`own. Lcavc Rocky P.t

7.30 8,00

8.30 A. M. 9.00 A. M. 9.30 “ 1U..00 “

11.00 " 11.110 "

l.1'Z01’. l\'I. 2.00 I". M.

21.120 " 12,00 "

:Luo " 4_0() ~

$.00 " ,l'._:-zo "

SUNDAY 9.00 A. Al. limil .\. M,

1`.I.»l.'- l’. fi, lin) l’_ M,

:Lilo “ ii_:1i) " ~l.ili_l " 5.00 “

3.1. r\il'l.ri;‘., Manager.

Thidoilcluwu bilcain Navigation tn, im,

_ommcncilig 1\lonm.y, the lst of June, .ii STEAMEF: Ncm'Hur.1aEi>.l_AND li-nvt-s Vlizirlolll-to\\'ll for l’i<-tou, N. S., l)ail_v, ivxci-pt Slinilayl ali 8.20 of-lock zi. ln., lonvini; l’ii-lou on rc- lurli about 4.00 p. in. Viiilllecztioiis inadc nt Picton for all pifilitzi in

l-:inie his own oxcutioner. . k _ ‘ _ _ _ t“\i?“X;e _:msg eggs are Dmctimuy m,llr0l1\1i50l‘ sows tcnil to have n, l-.il‘ge_i- _ 'l“.-\_Ll.(i\i'. _\I:i_l'ki-1 is easier. with

THD. TEALIIING _:ond as fresh eggs for all cooking t1_l-tei'_]_ than the unc previous until l0\\'_lllfl\ll_rli`f=. t'il_\_'_ iw-\ii`ivi‘t‘il solid in _ _ _ _ _ .,,-(nm-,n Pul~|>oses. If it is desirctl to boil "'y ““”` UW llvcfllge number of llllT_l€'-l_S- ‘>‘l lf* lifrilh l_<‘\lnIl‘_\' iiiovii,

‘is W0 hum M th( “mum 1' .' them prick small hole throllizli the V155 usually l'l`°“ght ‘Urth at ll lm" “Ulm m h‘"'l"`l‘“' '\"‘ 1' " l" “‘7'~"`- N"-

it is iiccossni'y that we :.l_io\ilil _ rc- __ ' Fl ' _ _ _ L-,_,n,-ing U1 adult bm.,-S_ 2. lil/_; to 61'; <‘nki~ No. l. \3l,f_- lo Tv. No.

_‘lbw that “wsu “.m.,, imni ih,ng§|lai;,e end of the shell before placlni_ _ __ . ., _-_,_. ___ _.__

niii e .- _ 0_9 them in the waten The Dons uf the I great mistake inode by ii large "'__2'~;__S__’*-_l_~____ _ _ __

i- '--i ' - . .-__ , ,_~_ __ _~,;rw_._v.r_ . -i.

not the beginnings of h_is deflectioli.'shell have _been scaled by the writer i‘_;’;‘_f"“;0_‘_’_1__;l"£'_€;fS_l_S;1;1O;1_;r-Do_;ili;,__;.»1 ___(_______ __c_______ ____S0__’_____ ___l__l S____lf__ _l_l__ ln this respect there is prolonnal glass solution, and w_ll1h0l1_t_ _Elle Pm- haw _aiseu one ____ two 1_tt______ U5; yziiirc i_n prices. Farliicr pt-illzir stock rllfforciicc between the story of Jui |b0l¢ the expanding air nit in the p_gS_ ____a__ __e__SM_ the have _ __ ___ :i0 io Sinn, as and Iictcr. This we shall secshcll would burst it. |___g ____ I_h___vc n__v____ Y ben o__u_» Ol_.l) ltlll_ilH<}llS. .llf.\'l{. PIT(-_, ari- uiorc clearly Wllell lil ll Sllbbefluellg --------- 1_______n what __ _sc __ ~“. “JL U llo_ldln_l: their own with no (-li;nn;b in ‘mon “iw lcomii to me l?y R I I rJ\ ows lprsciice is tuuiiilir peipisii 18 im im Umm' NMUV H"""` ‘Q Sl'""“ ""` i‘i~li~i~ i ins een Suns A an Yo In c .' C . _ ‘ -_ ' ` ni: n <15- _.j~'j“°"”""“”"'*""‘ " r" ~~>--

` |coi'el‘. It is ai poor plan and ilctri- `-~-1»'-#L43-'-_ -i-- -°-'i--3-5.' 51;;

Neui'algiu__i=_l__ the lleari

This Letter Tells of Wonderful Change

Effectcd by Dr. Chase's Nerve Food

hir. .lniiirs G. i‘|nrl:. I<‘ostci'villc,

York \"ounl_\', N. li., \\'i'il.i‘s:--“l llavc biivli zi (fri-:at l=iii`l`i‘l‘or l`1‘li|ll wlllll. lllil ilii<'I<»z's 1-:iid \'.';is: In-lil'alli:izi ill' flu* hr-nrt. '|`lii~ pain slnrtvrl in llio bail-l~; of the ilvck and worki-ll down into thi* region of tho llourt. 'I`lioui.>;li I hall taken li lol of niodli-.ino ol' one kind and anotlicr, I could not get anything

_ to holp mv until l lisoil llr. tliasir..

N~.‘r\'o l<`oo<l,

“\\`lli-ii l bvizzin this friinllni-ill l

ioulil not ri-st in boil, i\\'i- it Iiv siltiui:

pains nbollt flu- lionrl nnil lhi- iiuivli, loud lioaltinix, Thi- i~li:il|i.:c wliicli llr, l'lillso‘.~4 Nvrvo l-'ood hui: nindu in my conilitioli is wliliili-rl`lll. Il has i-il- llF“l.\' Uvi-i'i'oii\i‘ tlii-sir .=¢_vi|\plol||s, nml ' nnil in im- sirmlir and woil if fins

slunll quality. Many .i son has limilo IS ' i L! »‘ .

' ' ~ stali-iiicilt. will livlp lo rvlii-rv tho ,\ul`~i

furinir nf oil\<‘r~<. you are at lib.-riv in l|:ii~ il." I

lh~_ (‘lnisi\`s Niirvo ldiilul is n trul-

iiilll nnil fir- gr(-.ltisi of ni-iii

I _ .

. .

scaiity-ivlio is 'llilluiiiic 'is tho doclor, . U-c,,di,,.,. _._,wS_ It ,m _ -_,_ u..___ i 1 _ l ' - ~- ..._

` A young ) " 5' li 'I sIorntivi\.\', 50 ci-lit:-; n lni.\'. ll l`o|~.li2..’.tl1

illl lll‘1\l<‘rr<, 01* l'Iilinai\si>ll, lizllcs ik (‘o., Limitvil. 'l`oronio.

D l

Justlreceivcd a lnfce

assortment of New Silver-

ware suitable for wed-

ding presents. Qua1ity;&

prites right.

C. W. Patterson

1 __

g_ ___

PLANT LINE

The S. S. “Halifax” sail

iiirnier iininrmlns an viniiiiy ,.1 our from Charlottetown for B05

ton via Hawkesbury and Hali-

fax every Friday at noon

| . I' - , , .- ~ fi- mor- ,iii nipii. nnii six ve-ns For further information appl

fin" make un for nnv sliirhi. los I _ `ri‘i\iitv ns reenrds show points thiTtl

_ ll | imnv come from ii return fn more

<1 Agent Expvsn Co. lllldinl.0il|ui M. ‘

*nturnl methods ol hoo bree ing.-- ._ Dakota Former. ` = - f ~' " Yilbifius _-»._ . ¢g»g_,“~,,-,,,,,_,,,,,,,_,.,__,,___ _,,,.,,_._,_,,_

@>»@xnp1»»m~y>@vm»1¥

. .... .. . ..-...... _,..,....~..»--.-..~.........~-.,.~.

` » A -‘i _ . upriizlil. on aim-.oiiiif of thi- ilri-nilfilll

i‘\`ovn St-ofin.

STEANIER EMPRESS Leaves S\niiini=rsiili~ for l‘iiinl-<lu- (`lll‘ll\‘. N- ll.. lludy lox#-cpl Siiiiilny) about i0 o’<:ll5i-‘il ;i. ln., lo:i\'in;: Point- <lu~(`lloi1if on rvliirii nbniit 4.320 p. lil., i-onlie(-lilli: with r-xpimiss lr;iin.i for (`Iiarlottoiowli and 'i`ii:ilisli. ('oimc<‘- tions iiiuilc at I'oint-flu-(`lii~ile for all points in (`aii~lrlii and thc [Tufted States.

(I W. \VAl\'l'il-`()lill.

.‘-l:ll1:i_Lrcl'.

_(.‘l..li‘0tti’town, Iilny '1‘fIi, -Cl!-L,

_ 2!<;7'»-..-11li.\lii`.

l Sailings to London

and Liverpool

\\'o call nttonli in I iilm niiilings

of tlio ri. ti. "SM lll']\l" from llnlilnx to Li\'i»"_:iof»l diirist Octo-

l|0l' L’ itll.

(hiliin iiasslieo is but $50 00 and .

wo li‘\v1: liimlicd u nunilicl" of pas.

sages.

Thofi. S. "l)lGBV" rails from 2

o Lonilozi H:i`ifux tlirost about ~ it I\`<>\'ciiilliu' lst

First t.l;u~.~‘ $75 G0.

!~o':.inil Class $50.00. H lit ssrvalions sliou'il bo lnailo

uinicdial o y.

Furness,Withv & Co,Ltd.

1 iiaiifax.

*1’i?

l_liastern S.S. Corporation

International Line

Leaves St. Jilin Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 9.00 :i. m. for Lubec. Easlpoit. Perl- niid and Boslon.Rclurning.‘cl'v< a Cc-i.tr.1l Wharf Boston, 9.00 n. m. Monday. W1.-dncsdays ani Fridays for Portland. lEastport, Lubrc and S . Iohn.

MAIN STEAMSI-IIP LINE

____S_l 00 Rcrlurecl fare lo New York llct lst --Apri . I I.

Direct service between Portland and New York

leaves Franklin Wliaif. Vcilland Trrsdnvs ‘ 'l`liursii:iys and Saturdays at 6.00 p. m., for New York

` se. Join. Tami omni, 47 icing si

L R. THOMPSON. T. F. H P. A E. .\. rl.nviliilNo init, .-'l_ John, N. ii.

I3. Kingston. Ccn'mu'ci;ilfAzriit

.A.i»|An|'AN,_ I I

A cl-Fl

FALL Excursions T0 BOSTON $18.00

From Charlottetown Tickets on Sale until Oeiolicr 3lsl

GOOD FOR THIRTY DAYS

_l riiou D.i'i's_cr issue

w. s.iiou.iini_ u.i>. li., c. i».ii., »“'iT..IlllI.\',N. II.

,lGeo. Waller loenl |¢».nt Dominion-