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Should Read Mn. Moayl|m’| Letter Published by

Her Permission. '

Mitchell, Ind.-.-“L diaE. Plnkham’l

Vegetable Compound delped me so much

_ during the time I

was looklnglorwlnd

_ ` "`i tp the comin! of my

. little one that I nm

\~- _ ‘i recommending it to it otherexpectaut

mothers. Be I ore taking it, aomedays I suffered with neu-

\ _ mga so bony um: 1, , I ought I oould

not live, but after taking three bottle! of LydiaE. Pink~

' _ hamsVegetable

` _ ` Compound was en- ,

'I "tireiy relieved of `

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THE CHRISTIAN PILGRIM

And I believe 'lie true:

That we must soon remove away

into a country new.

For God displeased is

With all that dwell upon the earth,

Because they do amles. i

But long before that HMI <ll=\Y.

'We may be called to E0. our me is like a vaver here ‘ On which the loud winds blow.

1 must at once depart cannot stay tl Year UI' *U Nor of a minute part.

As soon as He to me will call.

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leave .

And say to them, Good-bye; We cannot here continue long,

For every one must die.

when all my ancestors haye gone.

Not one could here remain;

.5 L ,I neural i 1 had They beckon nie to follow them,

*fl *yet

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fi. gained lgn strength i i and was able to go

my housework. My baby when seven

To lands beyond thc main.

around and do In Some dav a sailing boat will come

I'nto our mundane shore;

months old Wei hed 19 pounds and Ifeel -'UNI Vll 1\“`3y 21b02U`d Of 11613

bctter than I Eave for a lon time. I

never had an& medicine fo me no mach good.”- rs. Pano. Mormwi, _ Mitchell, Ind.

Good health during maternity ls a '

most iméaortant factor to both mother and chil , and man letters have been received by the lliydia E. Pinkham I Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass., telling of health restoredduringtiiis trying eriod I by tho use of Lydia I1.. Pinltbam lglege-

table Compoun

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LIFT OFF CORNS ~

And will rcturn no more.

What time I must embark,

Tho Lord will bid the storm to cease

To light will turn the dark.

know ihr- Captain of that boat, And llc will care for me; ii dangers all lie will me kcep, Till l`m bcyond the sea.

`l1rist is preparing me a place ln that fair lovely land,

Wit:-re Saints aloud forever sing.

A glorious, happy band.

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For hero wc weary-igrow and old,

Anil soon we`ll fade awa-y;

ie l_ Our youth and vigor soon are past.

Doesn’t hurt a bit and costs only"

_ few cents

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And here we cannot stay.

The King who reigns-in that fair

land

Shall never, ncvcr die.

But livcth on in perfect bliss ~

Above the starry sky."

\i And those who gain an entrance there

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That none can enter unprepared,

Shall fair well as their King; h1~_v`ll dwell forever there in peace, And not want anything. `

hear that I must be prepared, Or I the King won’t see;

ls the grcat Kings decree.

_ That I must wear a garment \vhite.

Magic! Just drop a littlo Ifrcvzonc

on that tout-hy corn, instantly it stops T

aching, than you Iit`t the corn off with

Is what I have been told,

\V’thrut a spot, but pure and clean,

And bright as shining gold. :

hat garment is prepared for me, And is the iieetletl dress,

the ilnt>;<"TS» 'T"l`\1lYY N0 lllllllhllgl For Christ has woven it throughout

.Try Fi‘cc'/,ont-! Your druggist sells _a

tiny bottle for ai few cents. suilicicnt to rid your it-ct of t-very hard corn,

Ot' llis own righteousness.

That garmcnt’s offered free today

To all who wish to take.

soft corn or corn lictwcen thc toes. \\'h0'11 png; away their filth rngs,'

and callusos, without one particle of

pain, soreness or irritation. Freczone I is the discovery of ;t uotcd Cincinnati

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And choice of it will make.

n that dcar land they labor not,

Tl1e.weury ohcs shall rest;

Eelllllll- They neither hunger there nor thirst,

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The land's with plenty blcst.

often think when l`in alone. ‘»\Vhat thoughts in me will wake,

Vihcn I shall see that land above,

And thcrc my place will take.

What scenes of glory I'll behold; <‘

The tlowcrs how bright and fair;

It's stately trees how beautiful'

With leafy tints so rare. ' l

We When caros and troubles come to nie.

different kinds best ‘

would appreciate

As to each one below, think thou of that better land, Ami fccl inclined to go.

a n d ily garinents than with care I'll keep,

That I ma~y rcady be, nd not embarrassed be with fear, When llc will call to me.

' My pains and sorrows l'll forget

_ I lit I f l i; an order from you i.‘:.i'."_....i.“.“..‘:.. fa...

i. ciitiuciini & cc.

Forever thcro above.”

My elder hrothcr’s over there,

A prince of gr:-‘at renown;

' He is thc chief ot’ all the land, ,

51 Queen St. Charlottetown Phone Main office 754 J ‘ wharf office 744 L ’

Aml wca-rs n golden crown.

want to seo I-lim firstof all,

llccause I lovc lliin best; want to gaze upon Illm long, For llc my soul has blcst.

Ilciationship to llim I‘ll claim, i

if ` IN Times or mc: PRtPAsf

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COAL QUARTETTE

THERE are several rca-

- s o n s w h y y o u

should buy your winter coal during the summer months. The most im- portant one is that you will thereby effect a con- siderable saving of money -and then there may be a notable shortage of coal just when you are in need of it. Who can tell?

' C. LYONS & C0.

Phone ill Queens Wharf

Anil Ile will it confess,

That I am ot` ills family,

And rightly wear their dress. 1

wAR__|N SUMMER ___‘5° lIc'lI make mc welcome to ills home

To jolll the holy lhrollil.

1 i To dwell with llim fort-vor more,

And sing tho lloly song.

D. MACLEAN

I hear that we must leave this place.

Theyesay this place will be burnt ull;

ur dearest friends we here must

\nd though a darkening storm arise.

::No one nor-tl endure tho agony of]

_ |cr_rns with lIolloway's ('orn Cure ut,_ dl

-IT PAYS to_buy in this Province.

-TWO CENTS PER WORD each

insertion tor advertising in this col- umn. Cash must accompany order minimum charge twenty' tive cents.

'-WANTED.-Teacher for Primary

Department of Mount Stowe school. Supplement $80. Apply A. E. Wright. Secretary, Central Bedeque.

7484-S-6M3l.

-ON AUTO TRIP.-Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph L. Muirhead, accompanied by Mrs. Robert Harris nad Miss Carrie Harris, St. John, N. B., formed a party on Sunday who drove to Klnkora where they spent the day peasantly with friends. Mrs. and Miss Harris arccspeclally pleased. with the Island scenery on this their first visit here.-H.

Ouarterly Meeting

P.E.l. Presbytery

The quarterly meeting of the

Prince Edward Island Preshytery was held yesterday in Zion Church Hall Mr. J.- S. McKay, Moderator presided.

There .vcro present: - Messrs. T.

F. Fullerton; G. (‘. Taylor; J. M. McLeod; A.‘Suthcrand; M. D. Mc- Leod; E, Lockhart; J. A. Greenlees; Dr. McEwen; A. McKay; J. M. Murchison; `\V_ A. McQuarrie; F. W. Goodwill; F._\. \Vilson; W. H. Sweet; R. ll. Stavr-rt; John Stirling; Geo. Millar; Walter A. Wood; R. G. Sin- clair, Ministcrs. and D. Mcliinnon, John M. McLeod; John N. McDonald; T. (‘, James. Elders. _ `

Mr. J. C. Martin, returned from

California, deposited his Prcsbyterial certificate and his name was added to the roll. Dr. Coil1n,oi`Trin.idad and Mr. li. L. Collin, of Tatamngoucno, N, B., were invited to sit and corres~ pond. . Mr, Ronald Davidson was elected Moderator and Dr, Fullerton, Clerk for the ensuing six months.

A resolution expressing appreciation

of the work of Mr. James as Clerk of Presbytery was adopted by n standing vote.

The usual .'i"rcations worn made fir

the Synod i~‘und.

It was decided in connection with

the for\var'l and inter church movc~ ments that a provincial organization should be provided for this as for thc other provinces and that there shoud be immediate steps taken for greater publicity.

A strong committee was appointed

to bring about the increase of funds to the minimum of $1,500 per annum in accordance with thc resolution passed at the last General Assembly.

Mr. R. li. Stavcrt was appointed

Chaplain to the Dalton 'Sanato1‘ium.

VISITATION/

“Who is this? Who arrives from the sea '?" `

'Tis Jesus from yon Gallllce

The devils perceived why He canic, They know Him, they called Him by

name.

Ile looked on the man who was torn.

Who was bleeding, and naked, and

worn, `

And into thc swine mean and low

Ile suffered the legion to go.

Ilo\v quickly the swine were enraged.

But their course by Almighty was

guaged, `

And into the sea of renown

The whole herd ran voilcntly down.

Fear fell on thc poor Gadnrcncs,

They kncw not that this was tho

ITIGIIIIS.

That God in llis mercy had wrought

That salvation to them might bc

brought.

The man who was raving and wild,

Now humble and mock as as child, Bcseci-lies his Savior most dear. That He ,might abide by Him near.

"Go forth" said his Lord “and pro-

claim"

"Mong thy people and kindred my

name"

“That they may tha gospel receive,"

That they through thy \vord may

bclicvo.

Lord, blest is the man thou dost

choose

Thou prcpnrest to toll the glad news

With iaith and with power dost illl

To answer they purpose and will.

_ C. HUME,

(Air “llow blcst is our brother bereft etc.)

::Ilsr= Millers Worm Powders and

the battle against worms is won. Those powders carrect tltc`"hi5`l°l3liii conditions of the stomach which nour- ish worms, and these destructive par- asites cannot exist after they come in contact with tho medicine.The worms are digested hy thc powders and are

and Suinmerside.-H,

common yellow soap.

man.

see his finish.

life anti yet die hard, ,

Fox Breedcrs_’_ Association 'Cashmere Sweaters you y

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llnyc fallen and died in tho conflict ~

por the cause they fought bmvely v

ri i _ ' ' - _ C m§_01:‘:mm' bca” in mme in 'ts S0" \Vhosc hearts are far stouicr than

I see the sad toars that are falling . _ I _ _ _

For tlioso who were hone of my Umsiiittililc lowlymg (Luk muh*

Lairerty’e, Summeraide.

-COAL FOR RAILWAY. - The

schooner, Argo, coal laden from Pictou and the schooner Raeburn, Capt. Tren- holm also from Picton are now in p0rt discharging their cargoes for the P.E. I Railway.-H.

-RETURNED T0 MAINE.-Mrs. C.

Ray Schurman (nee Miss Chariot Allen). of Maine, who has been visiting in Summerslde, the guest of hor mother, Mrs. H. A. Allen left on return to her home. She was nc- compnnied by her mother who intends residing with her in her new home in Maine, where Mr. Schurman holds a very important position. ' Both Mrs. Allan and her daughter will be greatly missed by .their large circle of friends on the Island and all join in wishing them a pleasant voyage and H0011 luck. , _

\VESTERN PERSONALS

_.__

-Mr, Preston Murphy, of the Sum-

mersldo l’. 0. has gone to llenvcr (‘.olo., where he intends to rcs-lille.-ll. ___

-.\Ir. L. J; Lane, of lIolm:m's Ltd.,

left by auto Saturday for Mclrosc, bi. B. where hc will spend a sliort vat-ag tion.-ll. `

-Mr. B. D Waite, retired tarnicr oi'

side where he will reside in future.-H

town, guests of Mrs, Crosby, Fitzroy Street.-H. , i

-Mrs. John R. I\lnc!\rlliur and

daughter Irene of \Vcst I)evon'spent thc week ond visiting friends in (‘har- lottctown and attending Cliuutuuqun.

-Miss Carrie Gillis mid Miss Ella

MCDOYHIU. Boston returned by the Car- ferry on Friday and left on Saturd _ for Kildare where they will spend

_.__

-Mr. Emmanuel Desllochcs, repre-

sentative of Messrs Brock and Pat- terson, St. J_olm, N. B., is sponding a f@W 'lays with friends at Mlscoucho

_ W'-li-Z If bureau drawers stick, rub with

The smallest of men is thc stlngg'

-M

The polished speaker can't always

A man may be dead easy all his

The adjourned' annual meeting f

Dated, Charlottetown, 5th August

V S. E. WARRV,

Secretary.

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Hssoss or -‘TH E" |sL/mo

V to win.

As a world in their praise loudly

bone.

And in vain loving voices are calling, _ ,

_ _ _ (), lihortys noble ilcfeiitlorsl

1" we champ” mn are dimly and Let .the ilny of my country ho done. on ’ ll' cvr-r sho yiclils or si|rt‘oudc_t's

on your graves in our hearts’ noble lill that which wt, died for is won.

brothers,

lay.

. fell |

For we nc'er shall behold any othois 7 _ 'I _ , V _ I _ l 0,. drop om. 1,0, leurs on their clay \\lth .1 worlds youth and tit e nut

,_ , Ladtlics, our darlings, farowolli (uve, lilllgiisv to H1050 boys on the -(Dr.) James llcnry McI,ar,.n, In

A‘l(lc{1neet;`lf?;\clms’ your labors und Toronto Globe.

Though at night you may tlilllllltfn

your pillows, _

For night is the season of -tours. C I A CllZlI`i0lt€i0W[l _

For they, too, will stand faithful and For Infants and Chiidren OI' NOVZI SCOiiZ\ Steel 86 CO3l CO,

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imparted to the organs and th They whose blood is far rodder than ‘”°7° "5

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S" M|nadr'e Llnlment Relieve: Neuralall health of the child strritiil V i I ' “N

LY 0 N _ _ _. y improves. Royal, sig

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-THE GUARDIAN is on |110 If

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Mrs. (Dr.) Vaughan mul dalighter. y 5,., I

Miss Vnughan,fBoston, are visiting in '

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Here is a remarkable line of summer caps worth '

to 3.00 each-on sale at

Just a day, or two ago we had a chance to get you _Some W_0_IldCI‘f11lly _ good

summer caps at a bargain. They are made of silks, part silk materials, wool cloths etc., in various weights but mostly very ' light weights fOr present Wear-ideal for

motorin -boating-driving

-all sort of out door sport. _

Tiiey are strictly the sort of caps that we’d have to charge you $2-50 i0 3.00

for in the regular way. _ _

` We got them “dead right” and hence you can buy at; ...... .; ............. .... _.$1.50

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Mothers! we want you to see the smartly comfort-

able suits that wc have ready here for your small boy.

They are made on the same models that are so-

popular in American Cities just now. The materials are pretty, mostly in plain and stripe. _

There are many grades-the most popular prices

being $1.50, 2.00, 2.25 and 2.50.

Winona, a_very pop-

ular “Ara notch’~’ collar-of the famous

` ARROW brand, long

pointed front, regular 25c grade all sizes, a

great lot _will be éiilcd up in the Mcn’s tore to-day from which you can choose at _

12 for $1.00

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Here are the

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the members of the Sil Bl: ‘k I" h b t

Breeders' Association _ dirPI'ill1de _

;\;,0i'&`lrl‘t('»]lt1ng will be i1[eld in the Board

‘e ooms, i‘ak,t ll` ' ' - ~

riiitti-ionruiwn. tm ri.ti.r-stil. ttiltimililiiil You have been asking us for these for a long time-and we have been

,j*o“0f§]"“‘° i"1‘*» at 2-30 fu lhv afar- trying hard to get them for you-but at last they are here--and they are worth

the wait.

$2.00, 2.25, 2.50, 2.65.

boys 4 A

1919- 1 I I " All in “ pullover” style, sizes 24 to 32 good weights-splcndidly made. y

it 4° .VIOURE & iVIcLE()D LTD_

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rings; Take cour'\'\' 'I >‘ ' ~~ ~ `

Wh _ 1 _ . . .i,t.. our mines .nc \\.il<u\g

U med for the flnmor "°'"m`m‘l" .- ilu tho great voice ot freedom that Died clothed with the honors nl ,woke

kings' And tho light of a new day is break-

ing,

, _ , Slocp on, O ye brave and yo gallant, 'lhosn sweet faileless giirlantis wc- Tu nm l,u'r_uway gmvcs wlmru ye

oak.

talent,

SYDNEY COAL

When you buy SYDNEY COAL bc certain that

the coal supplied you is from the Mines of the Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Company, Limited at Sydney Mines. This is the only coal which can be sold as “SYDNEY” Coal. The name being protected as a Registered Trade Mark.

Ask your dealer for it.

For car or cargo lots. applyito.

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