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It will bei Year of Profits because'-Farm Pro-

ducts_wi_ll be high. `

Partiof these extra Profits will be‘expended in Farm Improvements, painting buildings, etc., and the wise farmer will make very sure I that the B-H ‘_‘ENGLISH” label is seen _on evervcan of paint that he buys(

B»_H“‘E`_NGLISH" is the onl‘y`paint'that`con- tains as its base_: -70% of B1‘andram’s B. B. Genuine White Lead and 30%_of Pure

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A`;Guaranteed 7jF'ormulaTof ' Best Materials.

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FAMQUUS GILDED HORSES AT

' VENICE.

ROME, June 2.-The famous gilded

horses, which have adorned for a cen- tury the principal portal of the Cathe- dral_of St Marks, at VeVnice, have been removed from the ctiy to a place of safety because of the fear that they might be damaged by hostile aviators or wnrships.

BAKER BURNED T0 DEATH A

MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, June 2.-Last night, [MBL

es Strachan, Limited, were burned, one Appom-|-MEN-I-S GAZE-I-TED

as The following appointments, made

when the big bakeries of Jam

employee, Hypolite Bernard, w burend to death, and several othe had narrow escapes. Ninety hors were saved from the stables befo the buildings were destroyed.

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fgffufgd Seygfg c§1e$f Pains, I aliinzing |<s\‘_l;; it rain only bc lxplaiiioi

. -‘ ion lu' tlnuii' ‘l‘:i. ll:, t_I.l~":l.'.~ 'l`1:ll-.I

Palpitatlon and Headacne' ~-»ll_l.xli\ :I lit-:|l`.i_ :tim-_ \\'ll|.:l' l1|»:'n`\|

4. if: 'uf 'l I-l' thi* l'~'l\' \\'<ill"' ' 'I ‘lie li, lil

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A||\'|O\\ Blind Wllh DIZZIIIBSS. litrnfy surprisiiig.

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could Retain uennng on ner WEAK AND Allllili B0‘.

Stomach for Long.

who was a martyr to lilerves.

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Home is ii. story irllit,-li shows once sign il

the extl'aordiil'.i:'y poiicr of that luliiulis British reniedy, Dr. t,'ass-.‘ll's_lublets, to restore thc v.t-n.i p_|t»<:csscs_ ol the nod). Und thus to effect recovery in eases \vln~.t- cure was not even hoped lor. .\o out who saw .\1rs. King, of 9, Veriion-load. Oopnor, )l’uitsn\oulh, l'.ng.nn»d, ever c_\- pected her zo recovt-r,_ yet to-day sill: lr- ls s-he expresses lt, just lull _of_ health and strength, tliaznks to lJl~._t,.l.=_st‘lls Tablets. Seen recently, _sli|.=__said: lin: curc which Dir. Cussulls i_nlne|.s liaw

,effected in inc is to iiiylliiiild no-flung eliort oi mtal-vcliuus, :tn can lleim express tho grutitlulc ltcl. 'ihey h:1\'\:

ctanainlly saved my lllc, and ilutllc me nplcndi ly strung and well, though be-iulc I took tlicnl I was so \\:\.-‘.icd anti luffciiug thnx, 1'cco\t'l'y .st-eiiivtl out ol

pile uestion. ,

" lqani it \\'t;n an of middle ago. I have

I5 the last meeting of the Executive es Council and reported in a previous W issue of The Guardian, are record

Miss Annie Metherall, Summeri

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Egggy prize, the .Frank Dsvlsoup and‘the prize for .the _best,_origin_al

essay.-H, . ._ ___` ___

SUPREME COURT.-_The

Jail deliery !0_r,.Pijnce. _iluty Ju_n_e_

|=ou|.'rnv Mei,-:1'|§Nc.-'ivli-_ '1‘."A.'

-Benson, _Dominion_'P_ou_ltry Repgppen- itative, will address a meeting ` _ thef Millvlew Egg Circle on Tuesday, Jéltlé 1st`,= in the Earnscliffe I-Iall,__c_omm fic'-` in at .m_.__All are_we'c _ . Egg cir$eil;_n1_qmberii enq; tnlsllstllllri ested are asketlto make a_"s`peclal`

fort to attend. Ladie‘s"speclalgy_' in- vited. _The` meeting will__b'e_h`el _wet _or fine. ` ‘ ‘

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FOR _SUS8EX.--Another l`o`t of

-yo\mg_men`leave the Island tliii morn-' ing for Sussex, where they 'wi l‘truin for overseas sex-vice.` Four of them leave Charlottetown and will join the main company at Summerside. The following are those who leave Char- lottetown:-John Woods, Charlotte- town; J. Max Currie, Charlottetown; Wm. L. McLean, Brookfield; Urias Macdonald, Kclly's Cross.

BIG SHIPMENT.-Mr. Everett Wed-

lock, of Hunter River, was in the city yesterday with a car of ctttle, twenty~ two head, which he was shipping to Halifax from Hunter River. This is a.~ total of eight cars shipped by Mr. Wed- lock to Halifax since April 5th, mak- ing 180 head of the choicest stock to this one point, besides regular ship- ments to others. Who says the farm-' ers of P. E; Island are not making good? '

lNJURED.- Yesterday afternoon

little Johnny Gallant, stepson of Mr. Reed who works with the City Coun- cil, was accidentally run over by a. jigger and rather badly hurt in one leg. The accident happened on Great George Street near the Two Macs Drug Store, into which he was im- mediately taken, afterwards being sent over to Dr. Warburtons, who put several stitches into the cut. it was not necessary to send him to the hos-

in the “Royal Gazette" of May 29:

5 High Sheriffs, F. I-I. Horne, Queen’s

County; Wm. Andrew, Prince County; Robert Curran, Kings County; Mem- ber of the Board of School Trustees for the city of Charlottetown for the lcrm from the third Tuesday in June 1915, to the third Tuesday in June, 1019, Henry Smith; members and chairman of the Board of School Trustees for the town of Summerside for the some term, Wm. Stewart.

-MALPEQUE--Messrs. David, Je

and Gordon McGougan, who we home on furlough, have returned

Amherst from which place their r i

tee went to Charlottetown on Wedn day for the purpose of visiting friends there. Mr. Chester Woodside paid a flying visit to Freetown on Tuesday lust. Mr. Hart Abbott is training his fast mare “Tenderfoot” for the sum- mer racing. 'Mr. Jack Johnson paid ti flying visit to Darnley Bridge on ,Sun- day. The schooner Mona recently purchased by P. MacNutt _and son, ur- rived ai. Malpeque wharf on \Vednes- day with a genearl cargo of merchan-

|‘° dise for that firm. She is to reload

ll Llc Jack \\ 1. a little niurtii to nerves with oats for Ham-ax_ what might

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borne 2.5 ciiiltlrtli.) in 25 yt-xtrs, and :tlI_|_|i_y£lh_mi1y gd, ,ihout nt ull._ I'_l_t-.ntl ol play g,~;_»\~'..¢Li~‘§iif;;"':..ff_'° .“»::.‘;. “f..1f1°.- 1 1.1:;-'..‘.‘."'.'.~i:‘&.2:;:'ie;‘..fs:..i.r;..§;& “rn ri to it the the- dew- -»---»

onlne’ after than My stlciigtli_v.‘c;it _iruiiilmuk |,.,,,, Om ful- ,| |i_t1.» wall; he was

nie, and 1 i»\§;u.n Lu :~iuI`l'\.'| \\li|I PIL-H 45"] tired ln-i`o\o wc had goin* mnny yor my clues; az: round my l"l|- 3‘¢l’~`~ SU l llul it uns thc low ni-lions stale he wa severe did t-his bt-conic llint l I-mild not ` 5,-, L1,-_,L “_-,L5 his wr,q»_»~.t trouble, llc would bear the slightest 1il‘¢f»'S"-\‘, and tht P11111 'jump nt :\ sczind, and any iinusilal noise in my eldo uae t-.»:ilb.=-. I lust :|lll\|_.n-tl to set h`:in sort-ailniiig. ills appetite

uppctiu-, and used to suffer fiom lrn,'ht- ' \-,-ns icry poor, and his flew-li lost nil lirln

ful lic`:|'l:xt>il\-.=, :ind p:ilp_;l.:|l on that uns | m-59 um] beoaiiic q\|i._o so-it and i]nbby._1I like nn engine brutlng in my lrlriwl- -llh: stooped 1: hurt him to get up ugnan wt-nt almost hiinll \\_th lli~/.v..|i<:s_~.._ and _ Ui' rfonrse, we did cver;.'tliing \\'c ptx=s.bl olilso sick. ’.|Illt:'\¢-:line rl-it-hiig. iw.-ly-1 could; we had bottle after bottle ol thing I -took i~cturiiol.l, even ai gl-:les ul iiietlii-iiiv, but it dzd no good, in fact water or u. cup of ten. I was also <“¢- I tliunglit the child was getting worse. One lrcmcly colistipatod. I \v»us lui bl-il l'ul'_dny my wife told me he had not used wer.-ks at a lime. and when 1 struggh-tl 1 h.s hilt urnl all day. This a|arint~_d me u from v-ei iierlriiiess I had soon tn go l lwgun to I1-_ar that he would bo crippled.

ll|,m-\'t-r, with thc help of it toy drum

biilikl agniniy 'll get ` whirl:-ei' and more

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another onso of cure-and t-3_0 alinoliiw--ivliicbfiintta to shame sl-I 0 '

we not him to use his arm again. But hs lil-nllh was no betl/er, so as the

ortlinniy mt-thoils of trcutluent had quite lnilinl I decided to try Dr. Oaseelfs

‘.l`uhlets. It was not lolig before improve- mcnt culne. The little fellow briglite-ned up wonderfully. Ile got his appetite lm.-k, and sonn thc nei'v\>usness wus gone. Now he is as bright. and active as any child could be."

I |.Anczs1' SALE In snirnin.

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Whut .i the exglanatlon of these cum!

H it i.h . Cl ll's T blel

ow is ot r use 1| A can ivstore health so surelyf It is been-uno

they not as n. health force, renewing vitality of nelrre and body, and compel-

ling healthy motion of every life-process 'l'hc_\- are n rr!-able remedy for ervolll lircnkdown, Nerve Failure, Infntitiie

\’\'-cukncss, Noni-ustl\enia.___ Sleelplossnell. Anrmuia, Kidney Tron Ie, dyspepsio, Stomach Dlqprder, Wasting, P pit-ation, and they no specially veluaile for nursing mothers and grin spproachlng wnmnnhoorl. .All drusglsts and :toro- keeper t llout thc ominion sell Dr.

Cassell!! mis it no cents. People ln

out b ahould keep Dr. Cll-

ii 1 i » nm- Qfnniy. u ¥_feeys»niii`ie.`i~li°t"tie»°i£t on

recetit of aunts for mulling and get Ing, liy the Bolo Algfnta for Canada, . I. Rltt-hle and Co., d., 10, llotioul Btn*

nary iornn u|`trPo,tumut_ Oullntiri' l"°‘"' dm codid never have HUWW4 *UU*

`~ .'-til "1-.é ‘. at-':.'Z~~ 'f . '~\::~ Im". . f » - . - _ . ., - . .

flimsy' “sri rd' .-*_ ,__ so-'~ _' . '. .- ._ M _ _ l~-- _ < . » -. , ‘ - . .

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have resulted in n. very had breakup was averted by the bravery of Alexan- der McGougan at Malpsque.Comer on Friday, when he threw himself in front of a runaway horse and by his dexterity, stopped the terrified beast. The driver then proceeded on his way.-D.

_ A FINE €0Ml_’l=EXl0N I

May Be Had Through the Rich, Re Blood Dr. Williams' Pink Pills

_ Actually Make.

A glrl’s ct mplexlon is something

more than a matter to concern her vanity. lt is an indication of the state of her health Pallor in a row-

- E

U ing girl means a thlnlng of the blood.

Parents should be watchful of their daughters' complexions and should ses

rected. When a g‘r1 in her teens be-

ds. comes pale and sallow, if she shows an

5 inclination to tire easily, is listless

and Inattentive to her work or studie she needs Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, tonic which directly and specifically corrects the condition from which she is suffering. A chemical analysis of

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,Z the blood of .such u girl would show

it to be deficient in just the elements

I __ that Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills can sup-

ply, and which restore brightness t the eye and color to the cheeks. Miss Delina Arsenault, Urbunville, P. E. I., is one of thc thousands of nnaemlc girls restored to health by the use o Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. She says: “I was attacked with anaemia, and was in such a. miserable condition that I had to consult a doctor. and was under his cure for several months, but without getting better. I was growing thiner every day, had dark circles around the eyes. I could hardly sleep at night, but tossed restlessly and got

up in the rgornlng with black antici- pation of th 'f.%ay’s mlserles before me. I was always othered with headaches

f and pains la the back and limbs. My

appetite was poor and I frequently vornited what I did eat. My friends feared that I would not recover. I had often seen Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills ad vertlsed and dually decided to try

` them, I used altogether nine boxes

and they made me as well as ever I was in my life. -- All the pains and aches disappeared; my appetite re- turned. 1 could sleep soundly at night and the color returned to my cheeks. l also gained seventeen pounds in weight. I ani now always well. and for t-his happy condition I have to thank Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. _

You can get these Pills froth any

dealer ln medicine or by mall at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co., Brock- ville, Ont.

59. Wllllamdiiie Y, s son. Both'p`\¢ih6_f

-5 e, and baby doing well. _’!'his"fdB_k6ll~

won the followlnB Dflles., IAS9 the 52nd grandchild of ‘-'Mr -Samuel.

Ze] Kennedy of Bradalbane. . _ _

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ment leaves shortly for Val Cartier to go into training there. Charles Rat-

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-CONGRATULATIONS.-Bom at

0’Leary, o W 27th, to Mr and Mr!

_ -POLICE COURT.-At tbe'Police Court, Summerside, on Saturday,_be-

SU- fore His Honour _Stipendlary M531-`

pretne Court of Assize and General. strate McQuarrie, o',e young man for-

being drunk and incapable was__fln_ed

NORTH WILTBHIRE METHODIST

CHU_RCl-I-Sunday signing, May 23hr, the _service of songs en by the choir under the leadership of Miss C. B. Balderston was gre_at.ly appreciated und_enjoyed by the large congregation assembled. More»tlxan a. dozen sel- ected pieces were most effectively rendered and great credit is due to 'the 'members of the choir for rthe _time glvenaud pains. taken.”

- _ A ' I term. will be held Hi i_l1.0%:?“!F iH_?9°°- 55 and costs. Two other men, for-._

r ` - ` \ . in Summerside on Tuesday next, _ _UDB being drunk and causing a disturbance ji .` _i ' " 31h. 8*- 10 H- 1"- The Tflnfly '1`e\‘m`_1l”l on the streets, werefalso tried; one GQ' ‘ ' |, _ Charlottetownwill begin on Tuesday, was quad $5 and qggtq, me Omer was ,- l - ` June 29. _Rt 10 Mm- _ _ _ _ .__ ,_ sentenced to one month in jail.-H.

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'popular comedy. "The Gay_Deceiver" was presented to a highly apprecia- uve’ au<lienee_ia st. Meieeare i1en,_ Kinlcora on Wednesday, the 19th lust. Between the acts, the Misses Sullivan of Summerside in their pretty Irlsli dance had to respond to a well de- served encore. Music for the dance

and tifioruses between the acts was fu;-ni hed .hy Miss M. A. Monaghan._| The entertainment was most enioy-. able and elicited' much praise from all who patronized it.-H. ' ' The annual meeting of the`1*rince Edward Island Hospital was held last evening in the parlour of the Y.M;C.A. The following Trustees werepresent: -Messrs Percy Pope (chairman), D. Schurman, W. K. Rogers, A.W. Steljlls. F. R. Heartz and Dr ii. D. Johnson. aslo a large number of laclie§"’and gentlemen. The minutes of the last annual meeting were read and ap-

proved.

The Annual Report of the Trustees,

the Treasurer's Report and the Report of the Ladies’ Aid were severally read and adopted, as given below.

A cordial vote of thanks to the

Ladies’ Aid for their valuable services was moved by Dr l-I. D. Johnson. seconded by Col. F. S. Moore, sup- ported by Mr Schurman, and unani- mously carried.

The retiring Trustees, Mr Percy

Pope and Dr H. D. Johnson, were unanimously re-elected. Mr H. _J. Palmer suggested that the_ annual meeting be held at the same time as the graduating exercises of the nurses. and in a. larger room.

A cordial vote ot' thanks was given

to the medical staff. including the Lady Superintendent, and kindly refer- ence was made to one of the staff, Dr S. R. Jenkins, who had gone to Halifax on military duty. '

A cordial vote of thanks to the

auditors, Col. F. S. Moore and Mr Donald McKinnon,_was moved by Mr Stems, seconded by Mr Heartz, and unanimously carried. They were re- appointed for the ensuing year.

The chairman stated that it was the

intention to put up a bronze tablet with the name of _Hon. F. Rat_x:ht'ord Starr, whose legacy had enablred the

ments that had been added to the Hospltalf ' _

Kindly referencewas also nmde to

Mr Ii. J. C_undall,_ who was an honor- ary member of the Board, and who had taken such a. gr-eat interest and so materially helpctlthc Institution dur- ing its early years.

At the close of the annual meeting a

meeting of the Trustees was held. when Mr Percy Pope was re-elected chairman, Mr B. Balderston re-elected secretary-treasurer.

TRUSTEES REPORT.

The receipts for the year were as

follows:-Subscriptions and donations. $1,310.19; Legislative grant, $500: rent of land (2 years), $126; interest (including income) from Starr estate. $2,385.83; church collections, $66.38; patients’ fees, $9,102.95: nurse fees, $92.29, which, with the balance of $1,373.24 on hand at the beginning of the year, make a total of $14,956.88.

The expenditure on current account

shows a considerable increase over previous years, being $15,220.13. The increases were principally in salaries and provisions. There was also a large amount paid for insurance, which covers it period of three years.

The two new wings referred to in

our last report, the erection of which was rendered possible through the rnuniflcent bequest of the late F. Ratchford Starr, are now completed. These provide for o. new kitchen, psntries, store,rooms, refrigerator- room, dining-room for housekeeper's staff, ironing-room and covered pass- age' to nurses’ home, also operating theatre, sterllising-room. anaestheiz- ing room, surgeons' dressing-room. nurses dressing-room, pathological laboratory, and fourteen private rooms with baths. etc.

The old operating theatre is being

converted into a matelrnity ward of four beds with nursery and lying-in room attached. - _ ' ‘

Charlottetown now possesses one of

the best, if not the best, equipped hospitals east of Montreal.

The additions have cost more than

the Trustees anticipated, but as the work progressed they resolved* to spare -no pains or money to get the best procurable, both as regards the building and equipment, feeling that in this way they could best carry out the wishes of the testator.

The total expenditure to date for

construction, equipment, etc., amount- ed to $21,619.27. Part of this had been raised by the sale of seicurltles which have realised a good price, and other securities will be disposed of as the markets warrant. Included in the equipment is an up-to-date X-ray apparatus, the total cost of which was $2059.25. '

Three of the new rooms have been

furnished by the following personsz- H. J. Cundall, Esq., J. R. Dinnis, Esq.. and the Trustees of the late Mrs Catherine McMillan.

The Hospital now' contains forty-

four beds, fumlshed. and has a total capacity of fifty-tive to sixty.

Five nurses graduated during the

year:-Misses Penzle Howard, Annie Damery, Lydia Tuplln. Mamie Profit and Myrtle Ross. The schedules an- nexed glve all the statistics of the work done in the Hospital during the yearn- _ __

The Trustees desire to thank the

medical staff, the Ladies' Aid Boclety, the collectors and 'auhscrlbers in town and country, also Messrs Louson and

'Rent of land (2 years), `126.00

Trustees to provide the great improve-

Fletcher. and the clergyman of the? " '_' _'_ ‘-"' . _ .2,`_‘.~'if;"‘

=.dii'ferent denominations for their ser-‘ . 4. _i _ . ,_ ~-_. sit-_

Nices and minlstratlons. U T ' 0 ".-‘ `f§."_ ”=.

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Furniture and furnishing $535-1" “"5” "'° Several lnstancel ‘ 'I j

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coal. 1,355.68 __ ~. - ~ ~ , salmeB_ 43015 _:___ / L; _ _ having been discoveredm _ _;.-_._ __

p_r_<:;__e_e:_i_t;_i;,_____ __'.,-_-,__ / _ ,_ Canada of the infringe- .. _i:_iii_;¢_,_ ment of our rights by. ._ 0 cues. 1. . I-ft: - " _ _ A ' ' ' __ Repairs, 24043 __Q_;Q,_Q 9f___a___/, the use of the titl¢ uFru_ig___ __ __ ._ Taxes. 28-99 5 f- - Q, '-'ti Salt," or of coiourable _ ,

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Printing Report, 93.00 il ’ 'I ri . . . _ _ _,

stationery. etc.. 167.48 ~ »'»'-_,yr-<1,-’ _._ imitations of our well- - ' 4; .- Electric llght, 332.22 fi _ _ _f_ ;."f’.L, {‘ sundrles. 175.75 " k"°“'"- W"aPP¢f- dll Per’ ,,,f».‘?=@‘5ll.f‘§‘~

i .- -~»5os.3s ~.~ v_e_.‘ gt* _l_':;‘;$_‘:;_‘;_.__ __ 3234 sons are her_eb& __ ____~___f _,__ __,___¢§

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_Q\1r`_"\`Rights have 2-:

been estslilished by ti.-tg cisions of- the House of. if Lords .and.__other Courts, both at home and abroad, “ I and perpetual injunctions and damages have been '.77' obtained_against offenders.

' Receipts. ' Balance from’ last year, $1,373.24 Subscriptions and donations, 1,310.19 Legislative grant, 500.00

_Interest (including income) » ‘- ‘ from Starr estate, 2,385.83

Chuzch collections, ' 66.38 Patl nts’ fees, 9,102.95 Nurse fees, 92.29

' 14,956.58

Balance, _ 263.25

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I. on May 20th 1915 Sarah beloved Agents for North/nnerlea ; -j.

Deceased was a. daughter of the latc ‘ IUKROMD F- RITCHI-E & C0-, Lid-. 10-12-14' MCCBUI St., TORONTO 2_1-5

das P. E. I. Angus of Sydney N. S. If Rev. Murdock and Rev. Donald ot` r .!-'I i ‘_

British Columbia were near her dur- _ ` ing her illness. The family and friend! l

Island and Mrs. Joseph' Hume of Cam- tion which endeared her to family and telt keonlythe loss of one who wal ’ IF bridge Mase friends. During hor illness sho was so faitful as wife mother and friend. - '

In early life she was brought to a sustained by the liopc of Glory which The funeral which was largely atten'

knowledge of God and her Saviour in shed great comfort upon those who ded took place to Orwell Head ceme-

.the washing of regeneration and re- were with her. She loaves a sororwing tery the Service was conducted by .

newiug of the Holy Spirit, and husband two sons and four daughters itev. Ewen McDougall assisted by , throughtout her lifchoth in thehome all of whom except one son who is in Rev. Dr. M. Ewen. `

Stauchel, Mrs. Murdock McNeill of Little Sands Mrs. John I-iume of Wood

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