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liroviuces. _ _ X _ H to me home

This year we have devoted our whole time persoiia y I bel

_.;u~.1C|1 ;. Mr Campbell taking charge of the retail market. Rl” we _ lleve we are in ri better position than ever before to attend to our large

nuniber of custouiers at lioiiile niiilf abroa<Il_ 1

B-l - '~~ . .rtial i.~t o our p all SI . 1"L\i)rvii eliirliflhlriiiigplaiiteililcalilnige pliuits 50C Per 10°* I‘me`Cabbage

I. ts - _ Read about the i5tli` junk’-l . P 'lnCailliliiivii-eil)d)ii<l(Celcr3l, 75c per ioo. Lillt' l0ll1f\l0 lllllms 20° Per lox Fxtra early tomato plants 4oc pt-r dw.. Cucuuibei' l’l“"t-”` 15° per

doz. Piiiuplciii and .zqiiasli §oe per zloz.

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llgsltxoiialllliliiiiml/ei'li§ihp§tll>c.ks,Pctiiiiin, Marigold. Zi “m»_B“l5“‘"»

l’ortiilaca,’ (Double or Single) Nastriitiiiui. (Hill f\‘_‘<l div" fl '“°?°"i¢» Calliopsls,Clirysiiiitlieiiiiiiii, Candy tuft,§i:1l1>lgl‘>5“‘§»I5;f *"1" __ (ll Golden Feather, Bacliclor buttons, S;iapil\‘-'\l§l10-1. bee Hill _. ‘-

All the above Annuals i5c per t o/._ _ _ I l.,’_ d me

and siiigle :oc per doz. Seedling carnations zu ptr I 0%-

sc each 75c per doz.

Pcreiinials wiiitered over-~ _ _ . I S-‘net ,Large clump plaiits---Paiisy. Daisy. £m”1‘“tl°‘;S»d£m"t ms’ l L

William, Forgctiuciiot. Hollyhocks, 5c each §0;‘_1;¢(Id lc*-each extm for

We "mil ‘“"““‘]"‘ Postage hee but pcicnlnn li earl Cnbbtlge 'and

l°°'“t“g°""l<”‘° Calllmge 5° exmt Tllniiilllmmlldte Tdiuato Plants 3c Cauliflower, and Celery roc extra for p0f»l-1lr§'- I ~‘ _t be added extra for postage. lixtra early toiiiato oc estm inns ` b r él“6bing

Large orders should goby express of fl'¢llZl‘_l- A ”‘;'_" ° t .1 be

together will liiid it to their advantage and a liberal discouii wi b made _ _ - _ -

- _ _ i il interest Our market business is open ever! day- _ It Wm be ° _ le

led! _

of customers to call there \vlien_at all cou_veuieiit and persoiiallvhsgn

their laiits l"lowcr~. have been so iuucli improved of lnlv y€l\f3» 1 5 'C-i

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old time stock would not be recogiiizcil. I nic muy sm" mme md Ml

Please remembllr "wand imsh with orders’ "Im liililholiif n riilvdatiirr.

dress. Every season iw rcccivc :i numhcr of on r-rs N

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In a previous study it was pointed

out that two questions suggest them- lelves to the_ sojqprner in this world: am_‘I‘ here? Whither am I going? 'PQ these should 'be nddeli a third: Wiisnce have I come? There are im- mortal longlugs in every soul. Even ‘the grossest matei-falist at times turns eyes inwnrd and wonders when-

ee_came that godlike principle in his y

being, that is himself, yet is able to __

Blend, wart and analyse his motives, thut nbides in the material, but is not

of it. In the same, way the principle - in-_innri capable uf conceiving the In- '

‘finite is itself it source ‘of question- ~ -__

wg. It is not of the " nerves, the __ . - _ _ lfluflcélfll the hone and 'the blood. The V _' _ _ ._

__ iihicii niiiiiioivii uiiii

illestinythas _ _

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nuurean testn stil' uzzlet "`~°"`- _ _ - f\.- _ .. _ , `i"` Wm. The mon inyportantpquestiolllle _ C yn Il V . V s . _linins uit. iun In Atiilntic Stnndsid Wliyablm 1 here?-Shakespeare has _ c S " ' " " ' ` / " `

solved. Mun wus horn to do benefits, l_iU "M30 thc eurth better for his so- .lUlll`ll OH it, to make human society

nobler for his presence.

__'l`here ure those who 'foolishly he-

lieve that man has no higher destiny ‘ thllll 6911111: and drinking, that sen- l

UUUUH Dlefliiirc is the be-all and end-

all of existence. There are those on __

the other hand who imagine that mun

was born to glorify the Infinite, tr "

spends his life in prayer and praise. B0-th have mistaken views. The ples- surc-seekers finds no soul’s satisfact- ion in his plan of life; the nscetic ' wbizshlper is possessed of an other- worlcllinei~»s, -to use' George l<Iliot’s ‘ Dfiriise, that tends to make him over-

ioiiiy the iiiiiywtt hiind:"It fs not the ‘ _

iiiuu who slmuts “'i_it5rd, Lord," but I the one who does the will of the ' Father who i‘s"‘pr`bperl_‘y realising him ` =iell,-and the \\'il1>ol“l’hé_'_Fnt`her is

to do benefits, _to give (bmi and __ <ll'1`l1l¢ _to the hungry and thirsty. '

Wealth gives no true satisfaction to `

the soul. Unless a man has the desire ~ ' A ' _

to do benefit '

The student of Christianity cannot

but be impressed by the practical 'lf ' e - \_-fr". ~, Y.

cliuructcr of the teachings of its .fl '- '._l-T. __ ____

founder. It is n religion of doing, not QA?

of suying_ Mankind was instr`ucted to \l0 good even to their enemies, to do

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unto others benefits such ,ns they ex- ‘§i»_ "_ _¥'.%“` '.-_.ffl /_->z__'_.vv:.____ “‘, ~......__....__..._.....-_.. ' _ : pected to he done unto' themselves. .;i___ & '5-T: Q? ‘_ _ ~-_;_5f»£&~\/I qv f _fog ~ i . f¢‘_ I ' - ' _ 5' _T *`_- 'r ; _ _`- _--_ _ _,_-,:, " ./ R b - - ,- ' 'ir i nient is ever kept in the foreground '.__ `~- -_ f ;__J_b;. "',".- '7'-"" - » ,o_:,`[l,`§of_;f§f,_M ca ‘-_ . For every grain oi precept he sowed, ii' " ’~ _:__ I-___ _~ » ”"“`-“_ i_o~no~_cANAnA""" he scattered abroad a bushel of exam- ‘ ‘fi"'f'Z"?’~‘~'-’-’5=<':'_-`.‘.-5?%\'='~’~~`l~‘~-*£39-ii? ` *s* _ ¢ ` A _

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ln t‘hilst's teaching 'the doing ele

doing henefits,- feeding the hungry lieuling the sick, bidding the lame walk, restoring their sight to the blind, lilvcn those who doubt the mir uculous nature of the benefits he be- _' stowed on the weak and unfortunate,

tained by doing with the means at band thc work lic is reputed to have done in his wanilcrings from Nnzur-

t-tli to Jerusuleni.

The most divine of human institu- tions islthc fumily. It is so because ~

it. is estahliiilicd on the busisiof nuit- unl benefit. Parents find their high- est-. huppiiicss in sacrificing themsel- ves for-th_cii" children, children ' thoughtful consideration of the des iles of- their pureuts_ Brother is novor so happy ii:-ii when aiding n brother

to bear his b\ird_ens. The family ii-il _ W _,.___. ,.-__¢..-.,....,...

. . . . - ~ _ .r .... _ =..-.........,....._..__....-»..f_..e __ _ __ __ ‘ _ _ .‘.'.'°...'.".$.‘.’.`.l.‘.‘f'i-‘il'..° .i..i`.l`§"Z,'l'..f.'.`.‘.§f.‘£l.“'.`§i .-.~@< '~‘irtniifnlflss:..e===2Lk=r2n:ei¢ti=fi@»f~>vv1R' . ~ .

the bond that binds fnmilies togeth- `; " " '_ ____. _ ____ -- ~ “_ er; it is the lcuven that pervades it `

inuke sacrifices for the sovereign by whom one is governed or the laws of the nutlon that every citizen luis sworn to obey! Whut is putriotii-un but u willingness, ut personal loss, to do benefits to the nation of which

it num forms a part. ~

'Flint the truth of Shakespenies

words, “Wu ure born to do benefits." is gripping society is evident from - the fraternul institutions, the broth- erhoods that have sprung up in mod- ern times. 'l‘he higher the state ol civilisation, the greater the tendency ‘ to orguuizc well-doing. In these bro- tlicrhoods is the hope- bl the world. They know n_o national boundaries; they are cosmopolitan in their nut- ure, not local; they are humanitarian in their teiuvliing, not narrowly pat- riotic. The consistent member of n family or brotherhood cannot but innke nn excellent citizen of the

Every man _ can do; benefits, but

there are some who have chosen cui-

lings that.give them ii wide sphere oly usefulness. The preacher and the teacher, for example, stand pre~en1-l inent among the benefactors of man- kind. They are the profession thgt (‘hrist took upon himself; they are workingmntes of Confiiciiis, and Plu-

to and 'f~lt. Paul, of Calvin and Wes~\ ley_ Their teaching is in vain unless likc‘the poor parson in Ghnucer’s "L‘»nnterhury Tales" they follow their own teaching, showing by their good works the t,ri,ith_of their words, but all n are fin- l _greater or ' lesser 'grae ~i»f»lg__e¢ °h..,i»tneiits."- 'rheir opportunities and talents are B. sac red trust; ni\6perly",usedi_‘ths,v'tbrim? it. the (mr di benefits .iidppinssn in- finitely grantor than nuy experienced. i fi‘oiu benefits received. i

I was cured of flrnnchitiri rind Asth- mn by MlNARD’Fl LlNlMEN'l‘. .

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I was cured of a severe _attack of

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I ei w _ fy #if ..iiitisrniitt hi 1- and in all lands under the snn_' li 1' ‘ - . 4- _ " 4 '. ' l“‘ - ' ‘ __ tion after generation-tlic safestniiiid hge-ily gé'_ém` -Q "' ~ if lt. " ”"

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AILING _ qttween

Montreal--Quebecf .

bi' "r ‘l'..‘,‘.:‘.:i..':`."'°'“ ”'“_°'

largest, Finclf

‘|.AURENl`lC' Host Modern

Steamers Between

‘MEGl\N'l`lC‘ Canada and lurope

Orchestras Carried

One Chas Cnhintllj TEUTDNIC

Service, Aifording l Maximum Fncillfsl CANADA Q..-. _ At Hinimum Colt

Re lcte with tlio latent devices for

cuiiilliwtnriil iinfr-_ty, i|_u:lu1l|n|: Mar-

coni nnd Snhiiiurino Signals.

'l‘ha ’l‘liird ClnssAccu|nino<laf.ion is the bust experience can devise. _

Qloiietl Rooms only. '

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A."Ihl<-Liar. ic. iioouus oo. uri).

tutit. Geo. Ht., Chsrlot.te|.own. I

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STEA MSIIIP LINERS

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_ S. S. l\':inuv\'|i:i June ilth

!~l'l‘_Jf)llN,liAl.lli‘AX.l.flNl)()N HERVIUE

l`()lt l~iA \'lfl'I llllll‘IU’l

Pllwiiiiiiiiiiinli July llth

From l.iv0r|»uo| Huniiiior From llulllnx

-'» I ~' _ i \| y _ __ _ M’i‘.il»=i¢..~.o tllugy ‘im ifiiliil July 29th July Eiltli ‘l`u|»:iseu August l2\h Auignst sth Alint-rinnn Aiigiuit 26th

Thsebuvs ntnniiu-.rs have o limited sc-

commudntlon for iinloon pnnuongorl.

Passenger and Freight. Agents forlhl Allan Lino Steamship Ou. sf. l-lnlflnx

FURNEBS. WITHY & O0. l.'l‘D..

villfnx N. S- AYGMU

iclwf" i'*"'°

a lliv[u

Tho popular 'route between QU¢b°¢»

Montrcul, Thousand Islund9. '1`0|`0“t"

and Niugnra Falls. Elcgulllly Html" pod und thoroughly \\ll'i0"l“U° “"“` mvrs, leaving Quebec duili’ ¢l“”l"' Sunday, during May at 6.00 P. M-for Montreal. From June lst.. Until UC' toher 7th., daily except Sunday-

Commenclng Juno lst., steillilell

leave Montrcul for Toronto duill' 01' cept Sunday nt. 12 o‘clock noon.

For time tublus and further partlllll

l_1ri\ write,

_\i_ P. t'0NNOi.LY,

<lcin‘i'nl Agent, Quebec.

JUS. F. DOLAN, C. P. A., M0ll¢J`°l|»

THOMAS HENRY.

Traffic liliinuger,

Mon trnnl.

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GRAND 'TRUNK RAIL-

WAY SYSTEM.

ROUND TRll‘ ' HOMESEEKERS

izxciiitsiox iicitisrs io Wester-1 Cniiada via Grand Trunk Double Tract Route to Cliieuizo, ell*-. Of' 9j\|"» “nd very iincond Tuesday until September

oth. at very low fares.

'rm-: i~‘iNi=.sr i>ARi\iiNG COUNTRY

iN 'l`ll|'f \VO|{l.l) is to lic fbund MODE the Iiuc ofthe UR-NND 'l R_llN_l\ PACI FIC in thc Provinces of Mmutnba., lwrtn. and Saskzilclu-\vnii. Descriptive itt-ralurc with bemitifully engraved maps and giving full informntmii about _ FRI'-E HOM ESTEADS and how tn obtain them ri-iv, can he had :ii any G. T. R. Twkél Olfirr. _ _

\V. K. ROGERS, City Ticket Agt.

8 in Gen. Si. Ch'iewn.

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