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_ _ _ li Joseph ‘_ _ »`,v _.$1113 her. ‘l9“S“' iii lips' neon strickbii with Q cold. Herron is considered so doagerous te last rites of _ pburch has administered.-

lsa Frances 0, Webster’s _Cor- sr, is home fllnchester, Mass., ‘ a visit to_ Pther, J.G. Gar- ild.-The hay.out all finished.

“has been faell saved. 1 The Cl _i‘,cro__ _a__lf' f`nll'. too. The golgr allit*liorl¥>§lll do well to

ok to the prg of Bimpson’s

_*ond and Lo and have the

ones taken _onlie wheel tracts the hill ahdl are in a bad

tape. A fewrs would repair l .

"FIC W. M. S Wléiiforl Band the' Cornwalzlthodist Church field their regulionthly meeting Aug. mh sc eriepl the pren-

nt] Mrs. Pop<ihy§` After the `eet‘ing, tea wned-_on the lawn.

_ ` most enjoyalning was spent. ` the followin1u`_ day evening

' e annual flulfetlng was held I the church aiwal. A goodly

mber wcl'e`pifl`A`t" the close of

the meeting a W collection was taken un nmoulto llinedollars.

lbs following pn was given:-

- ' ‘ eport from I. Mrs Myrtle ~~--.Bbylq report mccs, Mrs. Low-

-therf reading, “Ig of the leper," Mrs. W. W. Urtmlilress ily the _stor___Rev_. Gena-ln; music by e choir. _ _ _ _

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`_ ller I Years’ lu lqslallos.

Neiw_iFood

J l'0lLN'l‘S

Whea'pr`epn_rdIlg is Ihr dlredlse, ferns :

._ QI, remotes the

- healthful sleepn il xo the well

beisgofihei I ,` ' ' sold lun .li uns hy sn

Dnlggltanada

` Mslltlle for free tin '

express last night from Bedeque

predent undergoing treatment in the P. E. I. Hospital for typhoid, whore be hds been for the past live weeks. and is reported to be well on the way to recovery The Captain came to

and was here but a _few days when attacked by the disease which has re- sulted in his continued illness since._,

,on n month's visit to Rell. W-A. and Mrs. McKay, Blackwater Junction, Ont. Owing to Mr. Millar’s absence ther_e will be no preaching in the Presbyterian' Church, Alherton, on Sunday next. On the followilig Sun- day Rev. H. S. B. Strothard will conduct the morning service. There I will he no service in the evening. On Sunday/ the 15th Sept., Rev. 'l‘. _F. Fullerton will conduct both services. on sein. the zzml Rev. nr. rrsssr of Charleston, South Carolina, will conduct the morning service and in the evening of Sunday, the 29th Sept., the service will be conducted by Rev. J. H. Mcfiattie of Mont- rose.-A.

The residence of Duncan Cole, New

London, was struck by llgntning, on Thursday morning, August 15th at 1._l5 owrlock. It first struck the flue and scattered the top which was_ ce- mented on, all around. It then seein- ed to follow the zinc, where the looks out joined the roof, followed down the north-east corner and drove"a large hole through the wall just about two feet from where Mr. and Mrs. Cole were sleeping. It went to the room below. tore out the win- dow completeiy and shattered both wells. Another part fsllswsrl down the other side of the lookout aiid badly damaged two other roonis. It entered another room, the door of which was shut, cut n strip off 'the oilcloth and rolled the rest ull. but otherwise did no other damage in that room.

THURSDAY

Thomas H. -Green of St. Du_nstan's

College, Charlottetown, leaves on

made a host of friends who will wish him abundant success in the future.

What threatened to be a very _seri-

ous accident, occurred in _Summer- ville, on Monday last, when fire broke out in the upstairs of Mr, Pet-

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er Currnn's, and but for the llrolnpt aid of neighbors their house would have been a total loss, as wind was blowing in the direction of the

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I I Ilklllffflolcnl LoNlloN,r:N3l.A_l~i '_ I I 3 ~

where___she had been visiting fora Fm' smmth Writihk ami A

few says se the home sure cs;»_fTgilooth',!ell_lper.

tain's parents. Capt. Muttart is at _,_ u(W.°n}y_

~-r. e sf'

this Provinlze to enioy a'vacation‘ 1: _ A Z"s“o$`=. .lb l ` i

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-ner. George lauisr are urs. un- Ml“l.° li* -‘\'**l5`¢'?""SflI lsr, Alberton, left _yesterday morning SOM eV¢|'YWh¢`»1'¢ ’

Everett 0. Barron Co.

Shoe' Blacking." “

_ ...'R_a_lelgh`l’ri'ce, Sussex, iN. B.,_w`as h passenger from Montague to Sourls yesterday! _

_ I. A. and Mrs. Ross were in Char- lottetown yesterday. They have been visiting friends and relatives in El-_ don and return to their home in Dorchester, Mass, in a few days ac- companied by"their son and daughter Eugene and Miss Lillian, who have been spending the summer with their grand Parents, John and Mrs. Dar- rah, Clyde River.

There passed- peacefully away` at

Rustico, Aug. 19th alter a brief ill- ,-ness, Francls'_E., beloved wife of -'Joseph J. Gallant, Merchant, lie- c_e'ased leaves to mourn besides her husband, three daughters, Mrs. ML Dorion, Mrs, A. Martin, and Miss Fannie at home, also one sister, Mrs, Gao. Gaudet, Charlottetown, and one brother W. Walter Coffin of Rod _PQint. She was born at Mount Stew. art and‘was a daughter of the late Elisha Coffin, Deceased is an aunt of Arthur Gaudet.

...°The schooner Jones' A. Grady,

from Sydney to Gaspe, with a cargo of 220 tons coal, sprung a leak and liecarne waterlodged and had to be abandoned two miles oil Entry Is-- land on Monday. She was ri total loss as there were no insurance on either cargo or' schooner. Her oi-ew of five men got ashore safely and were passengers by the Lady Sybil to Souris yesterday morning. Her Capt., W. F. Mclnnis, was a passenger by the afternoon train to his home in Murray Harbor.‘

Last Sunday the writer had the llrivilaga of attending two services in the Presbyterian church at Belfast in this Province, The pastor Rev. J.W. McKenzie preached to a large 'audien- ce. His sermon was an eloquent dis- course on the subject of a Successful Faith. He gave__a masterful exege sis ol the healing of the paralytic that was brought to Jesus. He ar-- `gued__]_:hat sin and sickness are in thr lnaiority of cases the same thing. Ii we destroy sin we eliminate sickness, This is to the mind of the writer a wholesome truth and needs to be pro- claimed from every pulpit of the world. It is not hell or the devil we need to _fear so much as ignorance and sinl. The people of Belfast are to _he congratulated on having in their mid- st a man with such a logical, philos- ophical _and analytic mind as' Mr. Mc- Kenzie `has. He is evidently al scholar and profound thinker and it is to be

' hoped that he will lon remain in

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`_Be'll'l_§s'_t. The' musicof the Belfast clillrch is ah'ove'_average. Miss Annie }vi_c_kay__the o_rg_a_r_l_ist is an exception- ally good accompanist. The writer was _much _pleased to see in the choir a young boy named Allen McDonald son of Neil McDonald. Master MeDon--

ll yi show his n__1_anlln_es_s in being able to - snows his manlfness in being able to

an up_and s_i`n with such force`and

zsweellnéssw ‘Thergouglit to be twen- .tY..ol"_ mo_re,of"such bbys in every church choir and we hope to soonfsce the day when all our choirs will be largely composed of young boys,-A ”Vlh‘ltor;-‘ _ ._ A , _

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DR. ;.ooDsURv's>noasl: Llslli-EN'r ln- ole.--3. Woonacluvs counl

TlON l'_UW}aS will"sa've and preserve the life ef y'o`\`xi-1 -horses; '~ 'Their use -will cure and Pl_'¢V€_nt the desc common to horses, such as C 1ll"gfh`si Ctildéj ‘Dls’te`lii'p’e¢r’~Glailders; b`pa_v_ins, Pll1k'Eyes, Snts,'Curbs;‘Enlargcu1ents; Cracked Hoof, Kidney Trouble, Fevers, Cuts,

Sores and wifemove bunches

_ 'Beret

'V ‘._ 118'/C' ar sick or lame

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of all kinds;

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WDOd5tWy’s` l-lorse .llinimqntl is'-endorsed liy all theleadihg h_'of_§eln'cn of"lli'e~'I)olii1_u`i“<'in.S" “ s and presiéive the lifesof yzr l1orlle§‘b§f it-'S uséi- It- will cure au'-ilu- :disease common ap___rl_;_gng____liors__es.

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USING

. ‘ -~- . - ~ = _cwwjrd Os.rtsr,whohai° "bbeli_ - '.- -~~.A_A_,w__~___,_. ___

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ora, who has been- spending bei- visce- ‘ ¢i°1.1..in Westem_,Q_s.n_ad=._ _was s pass-

_ mpress last evening.J.

. wlllliiiirclllsspie 'ol nil. Aee"oii`htur‘g

nspsrtmene of the P. al. ri. R. char-

lotteto,w_n, left yestsrdw morning for Winnipeg, Mr. Gillespie has_ _many friends in this city" and elsewhere.

_ _§o'rdon_Fllilayson, of the branchbf tl_t_ McCurdy & Co ln Char- lottetpwn, leaves this morning‘for Ottawa, where he has' been transfer- red to the branch of the firm there.

Mrs. Charles Hyndman, who has

been' vldtfng her son, A. W. Hynd- man, Manager of_ the Royal Bank, Charlottetown, left yesterday morn- gg f_ol_°_ Ill_Idnionto]i,_ at_'coni`pa'nled_ by

soil Hviirry Hyndman who has al-

so been visiting his old homo here.

.‘..°cspe.‘ oéoifgs palsy, Pleasant Valley lefl:'yeste`rday morning for Regina, Bask., where 3 good situa- xion awaits him with parties with whom helias been ‘ employed. before Capt. Daley is well and favorably known -throughout .this province and nis many friends _wish him 9, pleasant and prosperous trip to the west!

_'rue shadow sl__ass§._ has sgslr' darkened' ths_liohre' or _ 'rlsolm Nich- olson, sl Ho'psas1§L_.eh§1_ _thls_ time li ls' with a loving v`v'iI_e and mother the hushsha sho children his farewell. Mrs. Nicholson had b`een__il_l for a little over a week of pneumonia when she passed to that realm where none of _the _iilhabl'tli`nts__ say "I aul_ sick," She leaves to_ mourn__t_hree sons and _two dau_gllt_el's. Great sympathy is felt with the grief-stricken husband who has been called upon to part _with his partner in many sorrows. One alter another within a very few years they were called upon to give up three sons and two daughters whom she tenderly nursed and point ed to Hini in whom she herself found comfort for 'lier sorrows and strength for her burden. ‘

It is not aione in the home that sli'e will he mlssed liul. in the 'com- munity at large. She was a warm- hearted abd loyal' 'friend and gener- ous and sy'r'n_p'ri’tlli'etic in a marked de-

gre'e._ Th'e‘ daughter of a good iilan, the late nousl Nicholson, aulsrler many years in _Stral:f,`\albyn,' she was raised in an atmosphere of piety and _lu her last hours gave evidence. that the faith she professed in her life was sustaining her still. She had reached the age of sixty-live. _

Death is an unwelcome visitor at

any time. but when elrcumstahces and conditions unite and make it ten-fold more gruesome it is a thing to he dreaded indeed, We look with sad eyes and sorrowful hearts on a human creature slowly and surely slipping from this life to the land of eternal rest. Surrounded by atten- tive and sedulous friends the dying Derson finds thc only comfort avail- able while the cruel Destroyer hovers in the air, but when he eomesunex- pectedly and without the slightest in- dication of his terrible approach. lt 1_8 then that the parents and relations of the stricken one taste the most awful sorrow_that Death can inflict. When he creeps stealthily and noise- lessly into the busy world and steals an' unsuspecting victim, in the flower and vigor of manhood, whose life is bright with hrllliant`1lopes and fu- ture accomplishments, it is then that he crushes the bravest soul and wrings tears from the strongeslt spir- it. Such was the lot ol Adam 'and Mrs. Reynolds of Gaspereaux, when the sad tidings were conveyed to them that their son,_Atwood, had been killed by an express train on -his way to Vancouver, B. C. _Attracted by the lure of the West the deceased set out from St. John intending to reside permanently in the land ofthe setting sun, but the heavenly powers intervened and instead of reaching the desired goal his body came back a corpse to his grief-stricken parents in Gadpereaux. The young man pos- sessed a mild and amiable disposi- tion which instantly won him' the friendship of all with whom he came in contact. His sad and untimely de- mise has cast a _ dar? shadow of gloom over the community in which hs was a general favorite. He will be mourned by all who were fortunate e'nough_to have an acquaintance with him, and perhaps most of all'by his dear old school-boy chunls. Upwards of one hundred carriages followed his remains to his last long home in the beautiful cemeterv of Murray Harbor

teasofmenadab g y g came to its close.-Com.

And he no longer weeps _

Here, where complaint is still And he' no longer feels _ Here where all gladness flies

And ly threypreles

Boftlv o’erehsdowed

Until the _Angel

Calls him,” he slnmbersl

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ily watch, mark and notice its effects, sud, h0n`estly‘§ndg`lng lt is on.lte merits, you' -.lgrwonol

¢~_

?°°‘*- _ _ _ . _nr oi._oeo.st.

' ills..

the slightest-_symptom of _ill heal treatin: it ss. simsteg- which ll lsfe will' cure itself and ,p`sss#'swav.' -It ls by thianegligence that chronic illness is deliberately invited, and 'tha seeds ‘of incur-able.dlsease are sown. No symptoms of indisposltlolr ls' too

trifling to mer_l} immediate atten- tion. ' ' _

Whilst Nullfe (Red Blood Tablets) is in no sense ,\ cure-alluthere is no' doubt that in Particular it will

suffer from complaidts which nowa- days are so difficult to avoid andyet so hard to cure when once contract-

Procrastlnatlon never pays, ieastf

health So if you want health ard

for '$2.50. For sale b the _followin

McKinnon Drug 00.' < A The Two Macs, Clty~. _

J. W. Carrutherl, Montague ‘

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H. J. Mahon, Sourll

Alex. Robertson, _'Red Point.

B. T". Smith, Kinkora. _“_ S. H. Corwnl, New Haven.

Ewen MacKinnon, Hampton. ' Calvin Howatt, Victoria. -_ _ Kfer & McFsdyen, Ke`ll'_§lllgton.

P. N. Inman, Bummerslde.

E. 0. Lefage, North Rustlso.

W. B. Dyer, Alberton, _ _ Mrs. Lottie Murnsghsn. Pea`ks's

Station. '

Jas. F. Lord, Tryon. `[l‘ your dealer doesn't carry NU- LIFE ask him to write Johnson & Johnson; ' ` Wholesale Distributors, Charlottetown'

' 8-2mwsMl§lt_l.

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Kellogis is the Hal-:ed sweet carts of the finest corn that grows. Such corn, of course, costs us; more to;use. _ Its product, however -, costs you no more _

sees* ‘T

sslsds. auerhinlr "_‘_hoyv much it "-_ adds_ to your _ ~ Z//;;;1;_f-; enjoyment . ' of the ' _f -__flav°f .

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stove

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. Free Cal _ I endar on ap

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` Rev. G' M.

Campbell.

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McGill Universities.

thenics, Fine Arts, etc

7-2lwsMe4w. _ _ __ _ _ . ' » * - _ _

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The most dangerous tiling nnyman . ' I s _ I ' <'“,1<.’_ gg i’3`_~' ’ °f °~° ~° | » - aunt Allison L-allies age

I .B E C A U S E ~ [‘i..‘.'.'.‘»1.5'.l‘.*.*l“.if'i*ic.T`~']

he largest residential ladles’colle¢'o in Canada. n a tisuflhlul '|‘t}lwn- ,

|\Bpecla|lnts for ‘enehsrs _ ffers Literary Courses (University Gr dras

, Teachers?

tiers Music Courses (Staff Educated Abroad)

ers Orator Uoursel. '

Ulleschsrs uf'1's_lent and Training)

ffers Household Science I ourssl. _ (Certificate is q_unllflYatlo|\ for Tanelllnt ln New

Brunswick sc ools. _

it (lflers Fino art course (Director an R. 0. A.)

lt. Gives Scholarships to orthy Students. its aim i.s'l.‘rua Education. not Hurfaqa Otrlture. _

or-1, SEND YTIUR SON"I‘O

of all in matters that relate toI_`your“I _ _ '

......h <1... rs.. ur rs - --4- I I'-ccdeniy __ Commercial College of Nullfs (lied Blood Tablets). and - M ` ' '- grtethie rid; llyelwasdr tgdtjllhglinhtux F l°aGsn [ill Special or Mafricula Fora course fly' Btillillell or Short 1 a ouean oo oo w rug. .0 _s - . _ ‘ °\ box costs 50c., 3 for $1.25 and ' 6 l‘¢flrl`gllar'e|¢?l~°l‘li1lzr:'ld‘e‘lilEiane(.'Zinkle” D' mm l'l"l-1itleyll>°l- fllsgzvslendsr. _r

dea_1e,.s_ Y _ g » Cgmjprgwble _1;‘¢3i¢l,m¢¢_ Strong Sta/7 o/ Earperienced Teneller,

J.M.PALMER.M.A l’rincipal,Sachfille N.B

G80. E. Hughtl, OICY. ,I _.xi .~ ________________,,___ ,_ ____ ' ll E. A. Foster, City. ' _ ` _ -T~_TL°“""".___;-_._._..___.,.,_..,,,.,..,__.._ - '

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A N D

C(lNSliRVATORY 0F MUSIC

(Affiliated with Dalhousie Univeralfyi) A residential school lor girls and young women. - Regular course preparation for Dalhousie and

Special courses, English, French and German,

Domestic Science, Elocution, Stenography, Calls-

Music, theoretical and practical from loweshgrades

_ to the Diploma of Licentiate of Music (L. . Dal.) ~

and to Bachelor of Music from Dalhousie. _

- REOPENS WEDNESDAY, rl SEPTEMBER.

` For Calendars and particulars address.

REV. ROBER'l` LAING. It IIALIFAX. N. S.

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St. Margaret’s College

T0R0N'I'0--1-

[[Fmmded by thelste George Dickson M.A., ormorly Principal of Upper Canada Cullen.

and Mrs. George Dlel¢'snn.] <

I RESIDENTIAL ANI] DAY SCHOOL FOR CHILI.

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Enlverntoy. bgrlrllzxlletlglrzalh Itlllilllanrs. Music, Art, Domestic Science, Physical Education.

rms. osoncs olcltson, Praises; luss J. il. Mscnou/mo, ns., Pereira

Write kr Calendar Ill

isbn! re-open Seplamhsi lille, llI2.

Rofhesay Collegiate

School, Roihesfy, N. B.

Conducted nn the House System,

in which the boarding houses are Quits separate from the main build- in2s.snd each is in charge of two masters.

Situation unsxcsllad-buildings

u|>~to-diateand enlendldlyequln od. lnolud nzan excellent gymnaslllm and manual trainlng deparunent- _ teaching iasff highbv ouslifitqd. R

re ara on or n versl l , .

M. 0.?o|' Business. els

Next ierm begins Sept I2fh lllusfraled Calendar andlull defaill on Application io REV. W. ll. IIIBBARD, M. A1

‘ llesdmalier,

'f~l8MthstuI¥l

'ez 11°#-4

revenue.

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' f "` _ "_ _ '_ -;~ I - =- » ' . ,-r~ - .;:. I l Acadia University

WOLl"Vll.I.E, Nova Scotia

DEPARTMENTS ARTS AND SCIENCE for degrees

of B. A. and B. Sc.

TIIEOLOGY for `degrea\ of B. Th.

MUSIC for degree of' B, Mus. APPLIED SCIENCE Graf. two years

of engineering.

Aim lu dciclop thorough rrhnlnr-

ship and hgh uuarutlsr. Uusur-_ passed location. Three ' new Science buildings. Com lele fac- ulty. Low cost of Tallinn and Board, Fine athletic equipment, Over $|,ooo given in Scholar- s'hi,~»sq¢~nrly. Fall term begins

' Oct. 2 Write for catalogue. _

Over one thousand dollars |lven

in scholarships yearly. _

George II. Collin, II.D..PIt.|I..Prll.

Acililiil

W0l.I"Vll-LE _- _ - Nova Scotia

"A First Class Residential School for Girls and Young Women

TIIENIM-To Prepare for Com-

nleie living

TIIE COURSES-Eleven, including

College Preparatory, Music, Art, Oratory, Household £cience,Bu|-

l'\Qll~ D

TIIE FACULTY-Twenty-two Tea-

: rliersj of Fine Personality and ' Special Training for the, TIIELOCATION--Evsrigelihe 'il r

“ l`he Bmuf S nt of Canada."

TIIE EXPENSEY-sur Moderate.

From $18.: up sccordlng to course

selected.

INFORMATION-Write for lllul- trated Book ie _ _ _

Rev. Il. T. DeWolI, 2. D. Principal NesiTsrm basins col. 41|: ISI!

Acadia