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from the they are

ones, claim-as us. and

in our heroes

might travel forty yards to tell

safety, was trained in the Seb h School of this church in the early °

i deed, but we are justified in say that conspicuous bravery was so mon that it may be difficult to n any peculiar honours to one or

two individuals Time would indeed p““t°"- Rev G C T°Y|°"'

us to tell all those who put aliens °'

man in the face of danger, dis

made by the flower of our youth

eve, re ally soleihn one throughout and those

m . present resiised.,a,s never before the

o crept out of his owiiloslftlfgty :gat "Game" ““d‘i'h° °°"9W °f 31° W3'

her force to mme at once for Charles Pitblado, son of Mr qhn, Ext

s of his -life 1-le did a conspic resldmg ‘Tl M°Ul~|`°lU

ight but our honoured dead bring 'ex' Joh" xv 13 Greater

home to our hearts bow deep in the “° ma” "1"" thi" that “' man kindred spirit that makes us feel as h

r and death our nation lives in nuse it has sons who today are is

y to die for it 'rhnt is what "‘*°"e“° We are a patriotism means that is the last °“" tribute “f respem £0 proof of unfaltering loyalty We sym °t °“' gallam hem” Wh” pathise with those who mourn, we their "V" for “B ‘md f°"

ow with them in their sorrow, but in

* (Note -The reference w to lado, a former manager of the Bunk f Nova Scotia in Charlottetown new

ZION CHURCH

in Zion Church last

very large congregation

is life for his friend H

lthank ou for our

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such large numbers an occasion of more

ho taught us that the

WBI'

and are to have a

the recent great battle in to come only ill U16

Common life, in the large

counts turned over

CBD

is a cause for

one H

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and most

lnldo l business trip to the city Silt urday.

urdly was Mi' Charles Mr‘i\iiinon of

some months at his homo in (‘hnr lotteumwn, has left for Sydney, N S where he has secured a good position

0 ll Y.

Battalion, son of Senator Murphy. nr

léived in Charlottetown Saturday from

turned to her home after spending ii very enjoyable month with her sister,

Piusville, who is a volunteer in the 82nd Regiment and is at present in

of its this city will be pleased to see him have out again after his recent illness

Proud and Gunner J Ilevei oi the Heavy Artillery Brigade. Halifax, and

been

average

us above we have with a determination shall take her place

nations with a record

the noble heritage God has

i>Eiis__oriliLs

Mr William Matheson, Vailevfield,

Amdll( the visitors fo the iiti but

eatberdalel

Mr. Arthur McQunid who has spent

corp Cl une Min- h of thi- zcih

John.

Miss Alice Peters, itustico, has rc

rs William J Paquet Souris

The many friends of Mr A Gallant

Capt I W Stanley, Driver Juvk

from and

we can never regret the splendid sacri We gather here i" me

To regret would be to dishonour them °f 'J°V°"°“ is f°“"d In 'l‘heydled,everymanofthem,toestablish t 6 principles that are etemal to redeem than this that a mu"

curse and degradation the weak me mr his mend” oppressed of Europe Redeemers’ has had her true baptism oi’ blood not seen this clirlet

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weep g y th looks on in such a spectacle But th

new of name. the man who is suffer fy

n the joy oi’ doing redemptive work m

humanity He passes beyond the to

region of death into that of the nobler (, spirit which rejoices that it is account

ed worthy to die for men

To night we lay on their graves our ribute of admiration and affection,

courage, their unflagglng zeal their

cause for which they died We ex t lone

to which we belong, faithful unto sp death in the moments of their dying

in the Cross believe that they saw the rest Presence which sheds upon sin f

i 1° 5 anuegfgglyfynfggg geygx :'¥°“ll‘; so, even though we cannot dispel the

would redeem a me you must grief that invades our hearts, though

suffer for that life Yet men who have me °“""°t “heck me gripping in ‘mr named the Christ ring their hands and t

on the man who is dying on the Q

intense pain, he accepts his pain H

appreciation of their undaunted

e faith in the righteousness of the B s our tribute for an they have A’ for Canada and for the Empire C

who believe in the God revealed gh

se Greater love

every man of them. if the cross of And yet we ‘mm "ot make this ‘m al Qhrist be u.ue_ adding a new element occasion for sadness We are not here ll

vation to Europe, making it more :g

m ossib th th it h l

"... G5..“.ni’.'?“il.’.i.°‘Ll?.J‘$“i.'i meme °f me I “went W"

can that we had misunderstood the

Canada no read our h tory

tmnity bggms Trooper Marflii, of the (‘anudinn

no man ue

that Without re is no re ssion,

Mounted Rifles, Amherst, arrived iicrc by the Stanley Saturday on it sliori furlough Capt Stanley returns this morning

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WHY SH E STOPPED

lO\!l)ON April ‘ffl -laliriing f-an Thc inlsircss engaged the girl At

hc niiidc in cffcctivo rt-cruifini, 2l'e|d0"‘| Ur iuwh' nt"“; ‘U13 l°gethe|"||“ pctliclii 'il .i recent recruiting rnliy Bt;p|a,;`,;:;, u|:f:|"::,‘|:n§( ui; 3:3u;'otu"e'0hn° ii girl hold up her liunil and aiiiiounc dnv dork cd that slit liud ‘lent five young men YU" |11"/'P (0 'Urn U16 key f0lll‘l€en to tlit, front Ai ilic end of the moct "mes in wind " clear UP- “id Ulf*

ing, she indicated thc young nhiii .ii (rnlbfemns Once rm each day he

her sldc .inii ilezliircil ilcrcs ie "grim nun; iurmid me key seven sixth This inuseil the spcnkcr 1 limes, than sfeppil down gn ].~;,r(mg of (hm k,,,,| 10 Whv illdn't vou flnish'*" hr mis

right sort oi pufiiofisrii Anil llc .iii Imqngzgsgp sam viseii llie viiiiiig girls of llii- .iiiilicnce not _,hum |' Shu" be to list- thi-li uilcs in l>cli.ili ut l\iiil-Limp nop), dm] 1 um ,md ,,,,,,m, ilic ntxt gIrl"i work

the girl 'I am here longer than not going to do

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down his th

I Political and ke have been houglit

price

express Dm. grief This woum (mb. Says L0we1}_ ploy of Mr I J lieddin has lefi lor

By the “gm of bm-ning he,.m¢.R_ Messrs Il T Holiiiun Lid iicr ni.iii\

Christ's bleeding feet l track C

Miss Penrlc Cannon. into of the om

ummerside to accept a position wiiii

harlottetowii friends, while iegretiing

ms 0,. as the dunes of ,umm It they went to their death with a stern

ere bone of our bone and flesh of our si esh As we strive to gather into our o inds all that that great battle meant

For the loyal lands that bred them, T For the gallant souls that led them There is no life except by death

ut of whom shall I s eak as I attem t P

re we here to pay our tribute to our w anadian dead only’ Could they a

y, they had counted the cost And S

mais as we think of their noble surely the plain teaching of the

and wonder that the Mm, ht sacrifice, yet if we would render them world's story is that there must be the

eir own we must rise above these h ings and unite our hearts in praise d Almighty God that these heroes th

r the fortunes of the Empire we T

for the deaths they died that Britons

might be free "

P D

express your thoughts and my own’ pr

eak to us across the Great Silence h ey would forbid if They would be P

pidlties, and commonplace lives void f all inspiration

hus all thro’ life I see a Cross

annot but thunkk heaven Where sons of God yield up their

here is no gain except by loss,

has guaranteed us our place in the arliament of the Empire I am no

hen peace shall have come to us gain the affairs of the Empire will ot be left to the sole judgment of the arliameni; in Britain We may be

he first to refuse to be dissociated su from their brothers who fought and C ell with them Have you ever known C

olony will be represented in the ounclls of the British Empire as

gm tomng up new Cnlvm-ies, her departure, will wlsli her evorv

Carrying the Cross that turns not HU

back

PCGSB

erolc rendering up oi’ life and the evoted testimony of martyrs, else are will be only mediocritles, in

breath

But again I note that this sacrifice

ophet but I make bold to say that

CHORIS TER (12374)

Certified copy of Pedigrees Recorded in the Clydesdale Stud

Book of Canada

Sire Burgle Royal |9002] Sire- of Sirc Baron llurgic (imp ) [2.21] (10029)

lhini oi Sirc Lena [lfi‘l94]

pam ¢h°,,- B¢||e [SireofD:ini Prideof Blncon [4079] (10837)

(Imp) [15705] [20831]\I).inioi Dam Belle ofllorclnnd [15710] (17879)

Bay, nose, nigh fore and off hind legs white half way to knees,

nigh hind leg white on inside to heck, foaled August 10th 1910 bred by John Richards Bideford P E I

'1 his horse will make the season of 1915 at the owners stable

Errllest Graham, Murray Harbor West, P E I Mares at owners ris

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re that Canada and every other

lm;

and strife and carnage ami death the

the bond that binds man to man when n

_=, its just into handing

you money, this close-io-

"'cbsl“iiysiem` of selling ‘ "“-lil§nl.u;'.. practised here: - our play~‘and-pay-Dill: _giveix everyone, an eflillli

0p'pg ttlrliiy (0 liliiv Hd- _

vantage of it.

,When you know "mf

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splendour of the highest heaven t There is no member of the British 0 Empire who should not thank Al

mighty G°d that in this h°“" °f great Qderstand why our heroes would re o

5 We have ‘1 Kitchen" “nd ‘I fuse an honour that was partial We h

Ffenchf Wh” 5h°“'d “Ot ihlmk G04 read our Canadian casualty lists here, ho

nd yonder in Britain they read the rs, fu

King of Belgium and in U10 thousands of miles may separate ‘the si

unnumbered brave When we reap

the splendid leaders we have in n

mnnderln Chief of the French he

victory will be the unknown and un

blood and find that our founda

rest on many an act of unrecorded pa

iam. on the blood of unknown

xtraordinary crisis, but each man

wo have faced death and defied him th

Y E oliied together let not the Living put m

‘Y Cement” than ever in the Dust it asunder Therefore, let our syni in

ere from every clline under heaven I1

9111105 0f Ufdfniify me" CHUM! 1° and they fought for a cause that is the g

world's t

First of all then, our obligation to up

Dr Fullerton then annealed io his our dead cans from ns not merely a p

congregation to pray for the gallant 99,5 ng U Q or t 9 u ng 9 a 5 soldiers of the Dominion and of he

but not subdued’ Then you will th

broken Laid in nameless graves it Empire's defence But thank God the

may be said of them Who they were C h*l"V“l "WU with $0 much prec nobody knows, what they were all the who profess to represent them Let

world knows Whom Death hath p

thies be world wide, for those men e

ought that South Africa would have

have lain down together vanquished brought that to us, but our sacrifice

ere has no comparison with that ffered on the plains of Flanders We ad not bled deeply enough to bring

l responsibilities of Empire Even

nce that time we ltirave seen olurselves

arts that moum but it is not so with betrayed by two di erent Par laments

ff-"ces BM they Wh° are bringing! the dead Their fellowship remains on

anadlan people are better than those

ollticians haggle about dollars, the anhood of Canada has willingly paid

scutcheon No dreadnought could a e held the line that day, but our al ant fellows threw themselves into e gap, and as Canadians we can hold

eace comes this will not be for otten

ever heretofore We might have

me to our own hearts even the aw

the matter of contribution to the

blood, and the blot is wiped off’ our

our heads again Surely when the

monument. Their memories must be

But even better than all _else is thc

l_'iere’s Your Saving,

cd p DTHY

DNW

in Men

earn is in has of been

ill! see

that

ned

of. bei-H8 able to say. with the d9€D8Bl

her beloved sons us she has never

The choir rendered in excellent

voice' Tennyson's "Crossing tllb BU."

sfnni ng. c service was nn es eci~

street Brantford, Ont.. tells in the following letter of his remarkable ex- perience with Dr.` Chase’s Kidney- |,|v¢|- Pil1s:__i‘My-doctor treated me for some time for _Sciatlca. Rheu-

iis , Lumhago,` but’ to no purpose,

ildlit lndsd to -lay -off work. Theviblt-

Chnse's Kidney7Liver` Pillsv stating.

oi by tli_eir~»use.. Plehed the

ltjxrtmggleit about them and he recoin~ mended umm highly- N01 was mil-

' , li id iii _ orc ;;;:.°,:.°:- 'ri 'ist .:.r°... tm" nu, -¢l?i":y`lii¢h they cnllvenoa "$6 rw a¢¢|0n-ofthe lildne 's and bowels

wondiirfiiiotad ii H0140” W _ 4*

.I was rid ,ell my U'0“bi°-

Flmpifef DFDYBF \’0l"UlG SNK Bild W0l1Yld- cherished and kept green, but that can f

o`,nly be as they are still kept living by -unity is cemented and for ever sanc-

er for the ilylns- "Let Us Wins their example in our national life. titled. What it dislllusionment to our

them into the Olllof W0l'lll'Wiih 0\1\‘ Carmen Sylvia gives ps t_he,_tliougbt _of enemies! Thcy had' counted on dis-

ers. Prl1yer= is on intellectual tlief soldier who _has died..for- his loyalty and indifference. They thought

thins: bill the sigh of the heart that country, speaking from the grave and to find us without cohesion. 'lf that seeks the Welfare Of Others is thG‘asking: _ _ , , - had been in any sense true they have flapping of the angels' wing. To-day f

Britain every church is crowded. “

rlsoners, prayer for the suffering.

realise the need of calling on God. `

esiness and sincerity, " Our help -the name of the Lord." Canada " been touched. ioaclied in the loss

touched before.

sl tribt h b iidi f

Are these the voices of them that l.og‘ethe'r.` And these heroes 'pnld a

love,

Thntlove-and remember me?" , Saxon Heptarchy. Who would have “ No so, my_ hero," the lovers say, imagined there could ever be a united

We are those that remember not; England in those days. Tlieitcnme _

For the spring has come, and the carfii Egbert and formally united' them. but

has smiled, , . not till Alfred had led. themagainst

And tho dead inust be forgot." the Danes and the land _had been

. i drenched with blood did a united Eng-

Ah, we nrc utterly beggarcd through land really exist. And_ ber history

after which the organist played " The our wanton failure to_cherlsli.the mem- from then till now has-_been one long Dead ‘March in Saul," the congregation oi-ies and examples of our great and story of victory and defeat which have

1 'rh p good. lt is the only fhlngthoy ask hammered us together- beyond any

sur Hi-: coui.o Nov new Ms._ANo _s_u-boiifseo me use or dn;

cHAss's KIDNEV-i.N§r_i'_P|Li_.s.

r, William Parker. 105 Cayuga ing this letter to let people who have

my trouble _to _know of these pills. You brent liberty to use this letter, and if a_nyone_interest_ed__wl_ll call or write to ine 'l_ will give' every__detail."

Wri e to arker, cl

hf'ih`lll!Yo£'ur§Yl§¥:' he w?l‘l_.v°o‘i!i`-gr'

oilicer or i 'e sick henoai esiisaio me and advised the use of Dr.

he h`ad,'been cured of the some

with -.¢his.l went blot to ini'

thili lfntu bn . l-le will do this out of tlie gratllii e hh' fegls for lifpmcifre and capsule he realises iiowd cult it is to obtain the cartier iheile'_m~saii- fully painful aiimszgt. '

'rhbre are som _‘y trestinentn re-

commended for rhinimstisni thi! you nsturallg doubt this all. fliers'-is an cpportu 'Inf for you to verify the cure and put this-ii-coo medicine to the test. It will on yidliltl-itil!-t-"l&1IbJ"'

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f --'- ----'-fsA-‘-----f=--~=-A-f---ff--=ff-rf-=j== in the story of the Empirej Sesaratetl

as we_a_i§s_b_y leagues _Q land an _ ocean

Docmr Sgj_a[i¢a...; ' - :,|'.‘.“"Jii"»i"i"L°‘2§’failf'1}f5‘fi‘2#iii i§i’.§'.i

` M ni l- 'V - ' A I 7 H r ,i _the r al, uiirantee of the

;l§§d's,s‘li_eeceia 'united lilritishilmm.

1 . ,

,mThere is another side of it still. The

(ing *of* bssutifulmouncrysides and the

shove all this there hair arisen' a new

et that by this heroic sacrifice our

rnlshed all we needed to weld us

big part of the price. Think of the old

ossible dissolution. Soda we see it

sr&`gethei"irs,noth'i_ng else ever could.

aptrfll be- changed: Today people

re_ dzeplorlngn the havoc of war, the uin' f duel t"slirihes, the devastat-

destruction of old landmarks. ' i But

interest for us in Europe. We shall no longer go there-to admire what the foreigner-hascabhievedr we shall go itliere to stand on the- places where our gsilnnrmen have wish sndto in at least it shall be holy ground. So much of British dost has mingled with that of Europe that it cannot be but that from it the seeds ofa new .free- dom _should spring for' that' whole continent.

As I close l leave you this tlidnlilit. _In _the_ ancient Christion_ Church in] times of the persecution! funny e valiant of the Cross was stricken in'

try‘ Dr. CIt§i€‘s 'Kidney-Liver Pll 1

ix? They get ni thowery foundation of

'rlleumstistn. and .hy `r|ihoviii‘g`t§_6 poll-

, ions from the system take any the

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is as handsome as a. picture. He won first prize ni the Provincial llorsc Show licld in vlinrlniiciowii in lillii. He stands 15% hands high and welll hs 1150 pounds. He is beautiful seal brown, has ii very liiipilsonic hcnd - fine, intelligent nrulexceecllngly "bre ally." He has u full, intelligent cyc, clcnii-viii iliroui, grui~ei'\iily on-lied neck, broad, full, chest, beautifully rounded body and strong loins. i-Ie has niugiiillcciii hom- and niu.sclc and strong legs-in fact it wouldbe hard to surpass hlni in form, as you will sa _v after you inks ii look ni-him. lie is a splendid roadster, fast and ambitlo us, and can brush n 2.20 clip at any time without n- boot. lie' is ii remark- ably clean goinghorse. I haverepeat edly started him up to his clip on tin- streets and lic h-as never turned a hair. He has never hadfhe slightest inclination to pace and shoiiid be pri--eniinenfly n sire of troiu-rs. ills sire, Bingarid has no piicers in the list. 0 wa brother to Berlin 2.141/,, (timed 2.08'/g ln ii rnccl, Blain’ at (3) 2.18%, Brenta at (2), 2.23%. Bottom is by Bi ngarh, the champion money winning sirc ol' 1912. Worldfs champion sire of 3.08 trotters at 11 years;._sliie of llelvasla, (2.06%). Bergen (2.06%). Bin voia 12.07! and Bncilen 12.05'/gl, the world's record money winner.) winnl ng $35,775.00 ln 1912 and sold for $30,000.00. Boitom is by Bingara, a half brother of Uhlan (1,541/,),the world's champion. Blngara worked as a 2-year-old 2.27 und at the age of lil has 80 in the list, a world's record for his age. Bingaraks dam, Ligera (2.27%), is hy Arlon i2.0?%l. who has 7 in 2.10 and 65 in the list; .holder of world's record as 2~_vesr»old to high wheels 2.10% l. stood ni iheservlce fee of $2500.00, brought $150,000.00 when sold. Ligern's dam is Ollie K.-(2.12%l. the noieri brood mare by_KlniK Wllk' es (2.20). Bingen (2.06%). Bingarl's's‘i\'e“h”'°”, as `l7Tln'ilie list, a world's re'-o rd. including Ulilnn (1.54%). IIN* ' world's champion trottei-.;Bingen is by May~Klng (2.21%), who has at in the list. Mui' King is by Eleeiioneer who ha`s.1li0 in the list. Electlorieer is by I-Iambletonlan' 10, who has 40 in the list. -

Bo'ttom’s dam is the great .ip-ootlfizuire Kadika, weight 1200 pounds. dam of 5 in the list; she is by Champ-

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ibn Kremlin (2.07%). weiglit 1200' ollnfis."who'_lias 78 in the list; Kremlin is by Lord Russell, who has 34 in thc lint, and Lord Russell is aifu tlior to Méude S. féilili), their dam, Miss Russell, who n year ago had 366 descendants in the 2.l0_`list'.1.l ' n1ytmare~ihat.has escendanm in the 2.10 lisl in the lst. 2nd,_ ~3_rd, ith, 5th, 6th and 7th generations. Even if Ilotioni had nothing elsofo recommend him his siipcrh lvrcciling would appeal

08am will ll I _ ynd`Vlllly~ until Mly 10th. on Moy 10th and 11th he will stand at R. E. MeLeln’s

llhbile, Albertoiii on May fith and 13th at .Edgar Matthews snbiel, 0'Lury; returning home May 15th. Then

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