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wiiclliss

We have just opened a

large supply of Gold filled

“ and Silver Watches for

gentlemen, which were purchased as low as re- liable goods can be. .and will he sold reasonable.

Remember all competi-

tion prices niet. *

Tiiit Dodd’s Kidney Pillf Curc P.'onipl,ly :ind Pe: -

All Forms and Stiges oi' Kidrny

Disease -- New Brunswick' °l\f.in

Tells of Terrible Urinary Coin-

plsint Banislied Once and for All.

S'r.MAnY's FnimY,Yoizl< Url, N ll-

W.N. TANTUN,

well-known resident oi this pl ice iiil~..~ ins testimony to that ui’ tho thousrints who have proved that l)allrl'.» Ki lui.-y l’Ells cure promptly and peruiuntiy any foifiri ui- staue ol Kidney Diserise. Mr Iliiiiison

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April 15-(Special) -Tiinmai ll.i- . iso -, it i

ments of Each Other.

- “‘““"“”`” lsuilrr PRACTICE or licos

Startling Illustration or the Central

Truth ofthe Sermon From a Peculiar Text-Power of Mind

Ovrr Nlatter-A Sharp Arraign-

ment of the Faith Curists.

ltered according' to A ct of Parliament of Cun~

Sunnyside. SWS’ |;

“Some yearsrrlzo I began to sulfur from

pain in the luck. sicoiiipfiiilcri liy a leth-

. arRY impossible to ovcrcoiiie. l was

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attended by xi physitiau, but colitlriu fd o

BIBLES

Rrow worse,ari.l b-:iran to pass bloody in

urine.

“On the advice of a friend I started ngDodd’s Kidney Pills, and by the

Ado. lu the year IQO4, by William Bnily.of To- ronto. ar the Deo r nt Arricniiura. Ottawa.

Lol Angeles, Cal., April 10.-In

this sermon the preuclicr shows that

sickness, as wall as in health, God

requires our co-operfition and the exercise of our iuitii, uiirl that the

usi _ time I had taken one box I msaed .1 stone divine blessing follows this union oi

' which is nowin the rioct.cr`s Jssessiou. I9-li-h and W0l'kB. The text is Geno-

'Every person should have a

P

“Three boxes of Dodd’s Kidney Pills

Bible Ol their 0Wn. ,cured me completely, and though it is

YOU Can get One at COSt, prices now many years since I was cured I have

ranging from 209 eagh up, ii d no return of my old coinplair.t»."

Testaments from 3 cents each.

A . I)odd's Kidney Pills cure the Kirlneys,

fear Urinary complaints.

Now in stock, price from 25c. \Ve

5312?..5i§ir.f3@i22i“.§ii"E“;i`i..Ge" EEE EE EEE.

P E l BIBLESOCIETY

H-asziard & Floors,

Booksellers Agent.

C'.'arlottetowu, 1i7sn sr w i yr.

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lvlolil

FOR SALE. PRO0F BAGS

Hotel property at Mi. Stewart, 1% storey

house containing iz rooms. beside kitchen, also burn, shed and sample roorn, conveniently situated opposite R. R. Station. For particu-

for the prevention of moths

"“"""" ‘° e.n.cr.si<K_ and dust. Coat hanger goes

Mt. Stewart, P. E. I. 7 tts & w em

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OLD THA DRINKERS are usually very ppt-

tlcular about their few-irite beverage. T ey dou't want one grade thiltimeand another

THE MORE PHACTICULAR von are the halter we can lease you. Thu! is ir you are really A

ing to size of bag, price 40 to

with each bag. Price accords~ t

7oc. See them at

ELLIS

DRU GISTOR E, Charlottetown.

EEE EE EEE

NEW ,UAB SERVM

judge opgond Kel. By ine way, if there is any special "chop" that you riff;-cr, heuer lay in A fair supply. Theiem no nlliurr what may hep- pen before the war ln the East is over Our prices

I have decided to begin in the

"',‘}““°'°" °°"',,,‘f"° °“,',‘,“°,§e,§§‘}‘{§j‘,‘_°° “ city and suburbs an up-to-date

con nuance-eepec you e

JOHN CONNOLLY & Cc" cab service. Passengers, baggage

Queen Bt. Ch’town.

f l r

<»*I ~:=

etc., will be conveyed to bos.ts_ trains or anywhere else desired Orders left at McDonald & Mc-

Kinnon’s Drug Store or at the

stables, Sydney Street. near

Steven.s0n's Corner will receive prompt attention.

J. M. NICHOLSON.

_Telephone No. 253.

200 Manwanteli.

fed!

' Everyone ie lookin( fer the Spring. Irina your wnbehll no cl ke to ne curl we will tin the spring for rr an if they need n new vno we will hrnhnt and warrant it for one year.

L. w. cook,

llelr lleit Ellisli liarkat

All kinds of Fresh, Salt and

Smoked Y Fish, Salmon, Halibut, Cod, Haddock. Finnm Hsddiesr etc'.

Also all 'kinds of Beef. Pork» axnb, and s choice variety of enngu.

Give ua t call;

We’li treat yon right. _

liarlllasay & lriinor.

Queen] opp it B. Nortorvei ,nn

auewu»m,m'usya»¢yeu¢rr¢.

i strength and color. Just ‘

just ll won on the Springopens np, between

the 15th iullnd the ret day of lily. I wi~l wont all the men and boys who wor ed with me lui reason, and an many others ne want employment, to lo to work on the Murray Har- bor Brunch Railway.

I will also be starting work at Curtin Creek

on the if. E. I. li. near Charlottetown, about the iyhfnst.

For further information apply by letter or

telephone to

WILLARD KITCHEN,

Murray River. P. E- I.

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THE TBA form evening _-‘

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Si! HX. 39, "And the flocks brought, forth cattle, ringstraked, speckled and spotted."-

-L&b8»11. though a. man of wealth

and influence among the Hebrews of his day, was yet, like many rich

and with sound Kidneys you need never men in our time mmm and unprin

ciplcd whore a bargain was involved. In his compact with Jacob the weak points of his character were strik- ingly revealed. He had two daught- ers. "Leah was tender eyed, but Rachel was very beautiful; " in other words, the elder sister was homely and unzit.tructi\'c. She was A maiden lady whom no one cared to marry; her cycs were iriilumed, or watery, or "cast, " hor disposition was evidently as much askew as her eyes. Jacob was deeply in love with the younger sister, but after he had served seven long years for her' old Labsn cheated him out of his prom- ised bride and palmed oi! upon the young niun the unattractive elder sister. Then, in order to win the younger sister, Jacob had to serve seven more long years, and as a re- sult he had two wives instead of one.

At the end of his fourteen years of

service Jacob prepared to leave his father-in-law's employ, Ho wanted o take his two wives and go oil and build a. home of his own somewhere. This, however, Laban did not wish him to do. So the crafty Laban made a contract with Jacob that if he would stay and continue in charge of his herds of cattle and ilocks of sheep he, Lohan, would give to the young man as payment for his ser- vices all the calves and the lambs and the kids that were born ring- strakcd or speckled or spotted. Jacob ug‘roed to the bargain. But when he agreed the young mon was' crnfticr than thc old iiiriii. As the futher-in-law had been unpriiiciplvd with .lrrcol>, so Jacob was rinprincip- lcd now with Lailan. Wimt did Jacob do? Did he allow riiiturc to simply take its usual coursrf? Nu. He began to scheme and to iziiiiriing- ly iiiilucncc the colors oi” tin: culvr-s, the kids and the lambs about tri lr.- born. He took some rods of gi-r-I-ri poplar and hazel und chestnut rinrl laid those rods of wliitc mid l»liili\ in the \vnt<-riiig trriuglis of iiir- ir.~i'<E:-t and the flocks. 'i`lii-ii. wliun thc l‘riv.s and tho slicop nnrl the grriifs i.-i~:.» to drink out of tlir- \\'nir\rii:_-.g irrr;-.i .~; the block niid ivliitc i'orl.~; i»\:'.-~r~r~~rr iii the writer iiitldc such rl st:\l'il:ii»;' iiii- pl‘vssioii lrpfm tlir~iii tlizii ilu- <'iil\r-:<_ kills and liinibs borii tlrr-iviilil r \-~-i'r- lnfliiciirscd by tliiit pri-iiiiiril slit-vii, and lliUSt of thrliii \\'r>i`re i'iligSli'ril.r~<i anti spotted riiili apr-ol<ir>il. 'l`li\l.~i JuCoh`s herds prim-\v lnr|_rr»r tlinli Ln- ban's, and tlir- emit of tlir- uliscrlipli- lous sim-iii-law ovrrrrcurshcd the dis-

honesty of the father-inr-law.

After Jacob placed the rods oi'

gronri poplar and hazel and rflicstniit in the watering troughs tho start- ling and for reaching elicct produced upon the animals is not to be wond- ered at. If you place a stick in iiir-. water, by tho laws of rciloctiori tirrrr wood may seem to become a cron- turo of liio. I remember when a inrl once dropping my fishing polo, aiiri as it lay at the bottom of the brook the ripples made that rod look like L long serpent wriggling up-stivairi. As these cattle stoop to drink I soc them start back as though a ven- omous hissing snake was lifting up his fatal tongs to strike. My text, presents ons of the best instances in be found in literature of the lar reaching elect of the mind over the

physical body.

We may grant. to-day the influence

of the mind over the body, but we do not go oo far as to assert that alll physical diseases or abnormali- ties are the direct results of mental hallucinations, as the stroked, spot- ted and speckled progeny of the cowl, iheep and goats were the re- sult of Jacob’s wicked act. We do not advocate the theory that a sur- geon'l knife is only another name for n butoher’n axe, that a modern hospital in only a Satanic incuba- tor, that n medicine bottle ll only fools' poison and that sickness is only e. synonym for sin; but, anthem are thousands and tens of thousands of men and women who honestly be- lieve in "faith cure," pure and simple, al we tenn that dednition, I

physician-n prescription have E part in tho world's Cliristianization and civilization as well as the minis- ter's pulpit and the consecrated school-teachers desk, , The Bible touches us that faith

should always go hand in hand with works. The some divine laws which apply to men in ordinary walks of life apply also to tire patient in trio invulid`s room or upon the hospital operating table. '.l‘ho\ Christ who stands by the sick bed is the same Christ \vho accoilipttnics us whcn, ln health and strength, we go forth to fight the great battle of lifo. Clirist

beeiiivr-s of the \\'or'lil's strug lo for

the world’s struggle for physical

just as commeridablc in rnan’B light

In the final extremity, when all hll-H1811 clfort is exhausted, wo may

bravely, and linpelcssly, and invoke

Bible teaches that \\'rii~i¢s and faith, as twin sisters, sinnilrl go hand in

sicnl health, yvt iiiitli curists blind their eyes mid strip tlir.-ii' cars to these Biblical t<~:iL'iiiiigs. 'l`lii-y get A hold on one little passage of Scrip- ture nnd scpai-ucv it from all its surrounding; cuirrrvr-tioris. As I. Bwcet iiiorscl they turn it over ind over again. 'I`lir-y iiiii;_rliii`y it. They. distort it, and then they rest their entire belief upon it. Those people may bo good ut huirrt, but theyi treat Scripture .errrrir-whiit as o. fam- ous reforruer dill iii the noted moot- ing he had with .lriliri Colvin in Munich, I bclif,-\'s, iii about the your 1540. After he hiiri vailiuntiy holpbd to tight the linttlr: of tlic rt-formation to a gloriqis and ii successful issue he still clung trriirtcioiisiy to the docf trine of transubstantintion. That doc- trine, in plain laiigiiuge, means that when we drink of the communion wins und eat of the communion broad wo literally ure drinking oi

cril thought held tliut when we as- $

only eat of Christ's body and drink of Ciirist's blood in symbol. We cat und drink in symbol, as the li lariib‘s blood shed upon tho Jewish a

blood about to bc shed for us. This battle over t,i‘ansubStuntis.tion rag- cd bitterly for years between the two S<1hool_s_o1 relirzious thought. . .

(Continued ou Page 12.)

as is the struggle for daily broad.

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look to God alone; but until that

point is reached wo must both work wriir ilu- ¢-xfepiirmo iirerrrlirrrin what-querrimifrirpiimi of mls rrcsrsisni, ifmnir islewnri,

rr

tho divine blessing on our labornf lm

But, though thc wliiili: trcnd of the xl

hand in search of tlir- ivriivrs of phy- or

traiions in half tone. Address,

,ilu iii im ‘lllil Must rl liiiilltll llilln li riinl

NW iiiillci Pillai, _ = 4 e

--_ {Faith and Works the Comple-

ZEBADIAH SARIWELL

A Story of Rural Life. BY DR. S. PAIGE JOHNSON.

$1.50 Postpald.

Eleven illustrations by a noted New York Artist. _ .. Charniin lf imduced l*`ore\\'or<l by Stcpiieii <` Clow

Ii is necessary only to quote the renew of tlil~ Udiglriful hook u hicn return) ruptured in

the: l\I()NiRl-AL 5'lAR It is as toll0w~

We are rnuch :iiistakeii if /ebsdirili bsrtwell Noes not prme to lr; r ue of ir e most suc-

g 5 I . . . I r. _ . . _ .

wants no drones iii tho busy human ‘cessfuiworks of recent Aruerrcarificiinrr, rind we tial-r~ `nr~i mei with ony eieveier clirlrncter-

drawing since liie tiiuc when the famous Nr va t-coli.. ylrcge represcriieri for us slim Slick. as a

d il b , _ 1 H _ _g Yankee clock-maker anri(p<rirller_ full of qiirriril circuitry, \irrr~opl\r»tic:.ieii v ir, knowledge of ll Y ll-ai - 9 “ (UWB U0 dl 0888 in human nature. and iioiilu e in tne use of what he_cirll.~a "soft saivdrr iii our oiiiriiiiu. “L/.eb"

is » I ' _ . I - . ` A p - `

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a greater creation than Druid Hnrrim, rind inhnile y superior lo iiie 'iitcrcuing mi im ossible

lhrrrelloflhe Iilrssrrl Isles Prom the Hrs! chaplrr wire-n /eh is installed as riiil er and

health. 'That struggle ought to be Yosinisqrer- aiwvirailousbrrrgii rfwex count. 'ww \.»r\< iili rits im eimprer wiu-ii we nike

rrieofliim ushers awkwardly nursing the lnfaii ~on oi hrs only daughter Mrs jack i-iuldirig we are compelled by the novelist -i art to love and uilriiire his rrlirumrc hero for iiicslmeryihiii that lie does and everything that lie says llic author we learn without vllsc is one o the most delightful platform cult laiiiers and Impersonators ui the day In present h ghly original novel he has iriirorirrcwi rw lo <'~vi r- of his best character studies,

cuqli the unique ir divlriualii of Yeh overshaoows all nilli alimri lie is ussocinteri and lakeslus 'i'i\'<-irrecoverublv once uni forever. There are but few exciting inlldcuts in the rriory

the little drains, who is sentenced forit to s long term rri the Staleis prison. jenriie stewart, e cripple, and her sister Allie, the blind girl, move our urirmesi syrupailiies with the writcr’s threiic description of them. All the “dramatis per.~oriae" are real flesh and blood characters. th whom Dr. johnson seems \o have been intinintr. ririri we congratulate him upon having ingied smiles and tears so successfrilly in his realistic story. "

and pray; work Cpuselcssly and pil the Po-t Oilice robbery, which is cleverly traced lo Heiberi1,ord. the( ge-ntierri»izily_ villniu

iii

The loih edition of "ZEB" is on the press and tire public are still buying it eagerly. When

deriug ask for beautiful new catalogue of hooks conlaliiing oo titles and ovei a score of i\lus»

BROADVVAY PUBLISHING COMPANY AT 835 BROAD- WAY IN NEW YORK.

A GRAND SHOWING.

in w

Clirist's blood and cirting of Chi‘ist‘s th

body. ’l`hc other school of thoologi- ill _ _

878.80; the Company returned in dividends $545.20 more than it received

somblc at the corriiriiiniori table we in premiums from the insured.

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Andrew F. Gault, a prominent merchant and manufacturer oi Montreal,

sured his liie in the Mutual Liie Insurance Company of New York. He

as required to pay the surn of $16.90 per $I,ooo.c_0 each year.

Recently Mr. Gault died and the Company paid to his lieirs, not only

e original insurance oi $1,000.00, but y,§i,424.oo in addition, making in l $2,424.00. l\Ir. Gault paid iifty~two annual premiums, amounting to

Mr. Gault was insured under another policy in the same Company for

like amount, taken out a few years later, on which he paid forty-nine

nnual premiums of $18.28, amounting to $895.72. Dividend additions to

altar was tho symbol of Ohrist's this policy were $1438.00 or $342.28 in excess of total premiums paid.

A. N. FRASER. JOHN McEACHERN.

Special Agent. Ch’town. Local Agent, Ch’town.

Mrsiampman Reduced to a Skeleton, Nervous, Prostratcd and Sleepless.

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WMMi|MNh

A Practical Recommendation.

Mizssas. R. E. Morcii & Co.,

` Charlottetown.

Di-:An Sins--The Hour (J. F. 1-Iayden’s Roller Product) purchased from you

last week was all you claimed it to be and I can certainly reconiiriend the flour to be equal it not superior to any straight roller Hour put up in Canada.

Respectfully yours

CHAS. E. PRATT.

Sold in 25 and so lb bags, Try l:bag it will sptrrk for itself.

E. l\/I LJ 'I' C3 P-I 6:. Z Q.

nrlotieiown, P. E. I. Feb. iéth iooiz. ill tis Sm

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Mrs. Mary E. Lampman , Woodstcck,

Ont., saved from an awful condition of life by Pair.e's Celery Compound, ssysz- `No livlngruortai can imagine the suffer- ings that I endured for four months. That demon Grippe got a fast held of ine; I became nervous. and was so piostratsd that I could not sleep night or day. Life became' fa burden. I was reduced to a mere skeleton, my appetite was p_oor, and

I was so extremely nervous that I coulrl` not bear to have any person in the room with me. I read about Paine`.s Celery Compound, and found that it had cured many people. I thought I would try a bottle. I commenced to take it according to directions, and the reliel was almost im-taut. I continued the uso ofthe com- pound, with the result that I can now sleep well all night. and feel rested when morning comes. My appetite is rzood, I am gaining in flesh and feel like n new person. Icnnnot find words to expressl my gratitude for your great Paine‘s Celery Compound, bud for the wonderful cure it has brought about."

Paine’s Celery Compound liic Famous Spring Medicine Saved llcr.

It yon are sick and desire free medical

advice write to “Consulting Physician," The Welle Bc Richardson Oo., Limited, mtl Mountain St.. Montreal. P. Q.

Dr..HANDRAHAN

Physician and Surgeon. Special attention to the diseases o

children.

have chosen in this sermon to preach on Jesus Christ an the Divine Heal- er and to show both from a Bibli- cal and A common sense standpoint

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