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them as briglit as evei'. Ask your grocer oi' slinviiiziii for Polo-the olisli in tlio BIG box-bln(-k or tan. he tau both i-li-_aus :intl polislies. 16

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GOLDEN TEXT. ¢

POINTED S UGGESTIONB.

By Rev. D. W, Spider.

It is not a matter that should put

the faith of anyone in ieopardy to learn that there are those who dis- ccgunt th; value of prayer. Their

__ _ _p ilosop y is of little worth amd

_A“BImUTE-POLO-SHINE will keep your shoes ' '

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their sneer is vain. What is the wis- dom of arguing against a fact? The fact that the steamship crossed the Atlantic cannot be dislodged by a thousand learned arguments which appear to demonstrate the impossib- ility ‘of such a thing or the absurdity of expecting lt. The fact is, God heard the prayer of Hezekiah .and answered it. Y.our mother w-ill, tell you God heard her prayer and ,answered ft. Let others ,bump their

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The Campbell Milling Co., Limited

Toronto, Canada

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AY'1>` PLANTS."

WK* Iiiake aspcci ilty of _i_;'ri>-.iiiig \'e;;t-lalilcs and floivt-r plaiitf; as

well as i‘:ii'i'ying on tlit- iiiost t-x1c:i_~.i\'c iiiarkct liiisiiicss in the Mziritimc 1’ro\'inccs. _

Tliis year ivc liziiw iluvotcil our wliolt- liiiic pcrriiiially to lliu lioiiie

garilcli: Mr C:iuipl»;~ll takiiig' i‘li:irgc of the ictziil inzirki-l, :incl \vi~ bi- lieve wearc ina licttt-r po~i=_i~»ii |li:in ever lit-fore lozillcnd to oi.r lingo nunil»er of ciistoiiit-rs at lio|iii~ :mil .ilir~_i:ifl.

Bclowwc gi\'0.a partial list of our iiliuts: O, lixlia early ir:iii~;_.l_iiiiiil ciibliiigc plants soc pt-r ioo. Late Caliliagc

Plants izc per ioo. ll<t-.lily alioiit th-_»,i5lli june.)

Cauliflower :ind Ctlt-rv 75c per loo. Late tomato plants zoo per

doz. Extra early tomato pkiiits _pic per ilo/._ Ciicunilier plants i5c per doz. I’uiiipl<in aiiil Si.|mi.sli zoo per ;loz. ‘

Animal Detlcliiiz flower plants- Astor, Plilox, \'crl>eii.i, Stocks,l’ituiiia, Muiitgold, Ziiiiiia, Balsaiii,

l’ortiilac:i_ _l l)oulilt- or Siiiglc) Nastrutiiini, _(t ill :ind dwarf) Miuonctle, (`allirz|i.~.‘_~., Clirysziiitlirniiini, Candy tuft,Salpit;|os>is,Lrirkspiir, Loliclizi, Golden l"callit-r_ liaicliclor buttons, Suapcliiiggozi Sicdling paiisics.

.-\ll the aliovc Aiiniials i5c per doz. Sal\'ia<lcc]>sc;i1‘li_-t (very flue) :Lic per doz. St-crllilug clalilias rlouble

and siiiiqlt- :oc per doz. St-cilliiig carnzitioiis 2.|.<: per iloz. l)oulilt- ilalilias 8c t-z.i_~ii 75C per (lox. _

Perennials wintercil oiicr---

Laigc clump pl.'iiit_s--- Pansy. lliiisy, Cziriiations, Ilianlliiis, Sw( t

William, l"oi';;<_-tiiiciiol_ llollylioulcis, 5c each 5oc per doz. _

We mail iiiiiiiials postage fiee lint pcreniiinls :iclil ic each cxlra for

)’705l2gu-~ Late calii.;i',gif gi* extra 'l`r:iiisplaiil(-fl t-arly Cabbage aid Caulill-ivier, and Cult-rv loc extra for p:;:<l;i<,{c. Lalu Tomato plants 3C extra f»-i' piistzigc. lfxtrai»arli'toiii:i1<i6c extrfi iiuist lic ziiltlcil

I.:ii;_'i- omit-i's _slionlil g,;'<,> liy cxiirif s or freight. A iiuniber cliihliing

togctlit-i' ii ill find it lo their iiilimitzigc iinil ii lilit-ral iliscoiint will Iii- ina c.

(hir in:irl.;ul liiiriiiiiss isopcii i;\'t‘l‘\= rl:i_\'_ l‘ will li: lo thc iiilclcst

of t‘l1_~.l<>ii\i-i.\ to iiill lli:-r<‘i\'lit-ii :il :ill i`o|i\'tiiii-lil :url ]» rsfiii |ll_\' ri-loci their iilxiiilf.. l-lo\.\'i'i:-. have lit-on so niiii li ||ii|>ii»i'i<l iifliilv yt-.iis that llic oltlfiin- s‘li»t»l: nioiilil not lic |*cuu_',1ii/.t-il.

l‘ii-.i‘--- |i>iiii'|»ili~i‘ In -.i~_||<l wisli with ni'ili'r_s, :mil iiiili- N;ii|.ly, .-#gil iaiiiu mul :ill

lf'27lll--rsll ‘ ` f`|i:irl Ilnluwn l‘. I II.

iiitless logic against that granite, if they will, but our wisdom is to be- lieve and pray.

The prayer of Hezekiah, with all

that it meant of surrender to the teaching of the prophet, was God's opportunity. The Almighty was Waiting to save Jerusalem. He had two greater reasons for doin); it than l'¢_SI>ect for Hezekiah's prayir-1. For His own sake; 2. For His-servant David's sake. No one can tell when he prays what mighty coniunctions of spiritual argument he makes to move the hand of God.

A fair interference from the teach-

ing of the lesson is that the preser- vation of a country from thesuccess- ful invasion of a hoastful enemy is not dependent upon matching army with army or fleet with fleet, Right- eousness exalteth a nation. It is not hoisted on bayonets.

Let the patriotism which swells in

the breast of the Canadian on July lst be sure that it is rooted and grounded in the peace principles with which this Confederation came into _being. Navies are no more needed to 'patrol thel coasts than armies are' _needed along provincial boundaries, _But righteousness and the fear of :God are neededl everywhere. If such Shall be in sincere evidence God will 'have His haok for the nose of any

menacing Sennacherib, -

There is something of great impor-

tance to learn from the fact that the Lord has so often chosen to car- ry out His purpose by the hands of a few or hy the salvation and sanct- ification of a remnant. Perhaps Lin- leoln’s idea is pertinent. It is this: iIt does not matter if God is on our, side nearly so much as it does that

Iwo should hc on Go<l’s side.

While natural causes are not suffi-

eicnt.to account for the deliverance of Jerusalem natural causes' will suffice to explain the defeat and ig- 'nominous downfall of Sennacherib- the blasphemer. Pride forges the weapons for its own destruction. The sight of it is so common that it has passed into proverb long asot “l’rifli». goeth before destruction and a haugh-

ty spirit before a fall."

It is a good thing to have large

reserves of faith. Aind it is a bad thing to confound one's wit with his, faith. Because one cannot plan his way through a difficulty or .because he fails to see the resources at hand which would make a plan workable he ought not to think that his ex- tremity is, after all, the extremity.

God is infinite.

'Fhere is little doubt that the claim

will hold good that the greatest makers of history have been those who have most unreservedly believed in the fact of God in history. It is said that John Wesley read the new‘- spapers to_learn what God was do- ing. And he was to busy a man to waste time trying to discover the un- cliscoverable. The swift and mighty movements of our time as they are recorded are as the pages of the

word of God to devout students.

Take notice of Hezekiah’s trouble.

The cause of it was a letter-an in- solent and threatening letter. But take notice what he did with ft. He

spread it before the Lord.

"God is 'our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble."-»Ps.' 46' 1

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MlNY KINDB OF MEDICINE

' you to know how thaiikful I am fo

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WHO TFSTIFY

That GIN PILLS Positively Cure Rheumatism

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Riifumaiism is ii df¢..d_fi.i dise..§¢._ only those. who have had 11. c=wpf=¢\n\=

the agonizing p_ain-the_excrucial.ing torture-that racks the y_when Rheumstisin sets in. No wonder those, who_have been cured of Rhenmatism by GIN PILLS, are so grateful and so enthusiastic.

They gladly testify that GIN PILLS cured them and want all the World I0

Alex. Moore Esq., is one of many

hundreds who know that GIN PILLS will cure Rheumatism. He writes from Newburgh, Ont. _

“My father had been troubled with

Rlieuinatism for a number of years. I-Ie tried two doctors but got no relief, when my uncle insisted on him trying GIN PILLS. He purchased a box and after taking GIN PILLS for a week, found that they were giving him much relief. He then bought three more boxes, which were the means of curing him. He is now a strong man-in good health-and able to attend to his tlaily work-and ull the credit is due to GIN PILLS.” __

They know about GIN PILLS down i

are the old stsndb all over the Maritim

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cure Rheumalism. An old gentleman in Ynrnioiitli, N.S. says :

"I have been bothered with Rheumatism for _the past year and hlv¢d¢l_ H3

a good many kinds of medicine, but found no rehef.i 0i_ie day, a friend al vise__ me to try GIN PILLS and after taking si f_ew boxes, I felt like a iiewriian. I WEE the relief they gave me and would advise all sufferers to take K-IN P LL -

| In New Brunswick. GIN PILLS have cured hundreds of men and women of ' Rlieumatism. Mr. Wilson of Hnrtfield, N.B., is one of the inalay who owes his

good -health and strength to GIN PILL§. HB WFIWSI ___ If HBUNLS Brea; pleasure to convey not only to you, but .o_all sufferers roin ac cie an | Rheuinatisin the great relief I have obtained from the use of GIN PI LS.

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I am sounding the praises of GIN PILLS to everyone suffering as I did". Robert M. Wilson.

Back to Nova Scotia for the fourth

letter from D. J. Lawler of Ogden. _»

“I have been troubled with Rheu-

matism so bod that I could not work. A doctor tended me and told me to go to the hospital but all to no good until_a cousin told me to try GIN PILLS. I diil so, and after taking a few boxes, Iain perfectly well".

These written words and signed state-

ments from well~known people are the best possible guarantee of the value of GIN PILLS. They prove that GIN PILLS will give' prompt relief-and will matism, Sciatica, Lunibago, Pain In The

of the kidneys or bladder. You may fry GIN PILLS before you hiiy tlicm. _ Write us for free sample box. _If you cau't get the regular size boxes in your neighbor- hood, send to us enclosing the regular retail price of 5oc._ xi box or 6 for $2.50. National Drug and Chemical Co. of Canada Limited, Dept. i- l<I_» . . Tomato. 83

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n Nova Scotia too. Iii fact. GIN PILLS e Provinces because Gll\ PILLS "BU

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SOUNDING THE PRAISE!

completely c_ur_e-every lrscc of Rhen- Bsck, Kidney Trouble or any weakness

W°f¢h'=<'fi--f ' Livér'y"'S'tqbl¢'3 l

J. G. WORTI, I

Proprietor.

First Glass V' Single and Double '

f Teams. _

Fine ’l‘u rn Oulu Ii

In Private Parties.

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Steamer Halifsrg leaves 3eveiy

Tuesday at noon,.for Hawkesburi'

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'Halfax and Boston. `

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ist Class _ ' ‘ '$||_0,, ind Class m 2,, Round Trip . |g W

Piissengerr leaving Cliarlotlgigwn v`;,,

“iowa cn' Wednesdays connect at H niifax for Bcsfon _

Returning steamer leaves BOSTON

SATURDAYS AT NOON.

For further information a pl to

r Nicoil.

4-a5drth6m. Agent, Char ttetown.

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iioriceio cosriiiicioiis

Tenders for Oar Shops at Transcona, near Wlpnépe% Man. SE./\LED_ IENDLI( ii dressed to the

undersizned.an%marIfed on the envo-

lr_\pe"'l‘enrlers lorS ops will be .receiv- e a,t_the office of tv-eCommlssionern ol ths_l ran_scontinenl.al Railway at Ottawa until |20 clock noon, ol the llth day ol ,]_iily, |lli1.for the construgtlon and erci-~ tion complete, In accor ance with _tho plans and specifications of tire Comm\ss~ ionors, of shops east of Winn pez.

Plan-i. detiii s and- spocigcatlons may

be seen nl._l.he office of Ir. ordon Grunt. uhm liingineer Qif.aw_». Ont..and Mr. i-'_ _IL Pigplln, District Lnlzineer, St. Bonl~ n lin.

lggrsona tendering age notified that ten-

ders will not be consl ered unless made 'on the printed.. forms supplied by tho iinmmissioners. which may e had erran- lication to Mr. Press. Mechanical It gineer, Ottawa. nt- .. _ _ ; _ ' §ach tender must he siirnsd and sealed by :ill the parties to the tender, and wit-

nes~i»¢l,»ind be sccogioitiniefil hbykun__i;_c~ 'o ted che ue on no ar ere an 0 <- " “i o ii i>i»i in ii

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lloininiono ana 1. DIYB ° 0 Ol' 0|' of the Commissioners o the Transcontin-

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Horsemen Attention I

DR ,_ \\/. i(){)BLJl{,Y’S HORSE LINIMENT & DR. I. WO()l)BUR\/"S Q()Nl)- 'l`li IN PUWDERS will Save and preserve tho life of your liorscs. 'l`l1cir use iiill cure and prevent the disease coiunion to liorscs, .such as, Cough, Colds l)i.,.<-iiipcr, Glaiiiders, Spavins, Pink Eye, Splints, Curtis, Eiilarqcnieiits, Crat-kt-il lloof, Kidney Trouble, Fevers,Cu’.s, Sores and will rtiiiovc liiinchcs

. cunts

sriinrs cuans sravins Eutnnoeusurs couous coins , iusreurss ' otsunsas rouuneu

BEFORE USING _ AFTER USIN

Use this preparation thoroughly for all and every diseaneof the horse for which it is recnmmenilcd.

Crlllcisc it cl-isely. Carefully watch, mark and note its effects, mul, lnmcstlyjudging it on its merits, you will be izonipcllrd lo endorse it.

Roar River, N. S.

:oar Siri, -‘Vo ilu not hnsllafe iii recovnrrending your Dr. j. \Vourlbury's Horse Liniiiii-nl. We have ustd

il in fu wo ds lui i'oi|g'h_<; iolils, dislemi er an I iuls, and would say that no liinihcrman should be \\'illi\iuI it.

Yours lruly

CLARK BROS.

_ I si rongly reromme ul Dr _|. \»Voorlbury's Horse Linimciit as the best Horse Linimcnl. on the market and

ailviic all Iiinsoi owners lo try it. Ver/ lruly, RODERICK l\lcKENZ|E, _

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_ . _ » ABSOLUTILLY FIREPROOF is :i guoil lliiiigf /\l \iiur grorcrs .mil rliiiggisls

Hickey I Nicholson u Tobacco Lo., Ltd. liliniiilhogtllnil/l'ili`id°`i»d»ii).`l°S?rld‘:§

Manilfariiirir-~ Char on -town l‘liinu~ - 4 iuiwl ' '

.4 S Will leave Ch town noon ,_|_une 7_th for

_ lolm l'loiNtoii's S`¢~ Riislico via' Winslow

riiuii i.iiowni_s iiirrwrioii li?"

oiigh fhc season (five rounds) The

tlnmmndcer and young Rarri»lif_r will cn_;i-

. _ , _ ' . .. __ ~ _ ' _ ' ,, '. l' _-flair lips Io Ronnhaw curing I e

liol»_.il»li_ flu ni .sl iiupoilziiit spiny iii fiu_lt growing, is ___‘__l‘_:::____‘ ,culling C,_,T__w__ s__,__rdAy _“__

that fort_ooliiip_-iziiitli ivlicu thc bloom falls. boi' this spray U-dusk r_ m_

use

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_ _ :toad and Oyster Bed Bridge, will re- _

°“""""""" "` '_' ' """'_' ` "" main over night and till 'I`liu|'sday lit I0 Sffléuy A T0l'l`lDC|‘Rl|l‘.£ "OIG ' iv'-l -ck thence io Ch'lown via : H

offers rooms with hot and qold water for ¢l.00 per day and up, which includes free use of Publ c shower baths. Nothing to equalthisln New England. Rooms with private, baths for ll.50_d>er day and up; suites of two rooms an bath for MAI) per day and up. D|ninF rooms and oafo Brel.- olass. European p an

Vacuum Cleaning Plant

and for Booklet Cnmmimweslili Hotel Int.

S'I`0Rt`.Il E CIIAFIS

Gl'.N'l. HANAIIBII |

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Lime-Sulphur. and 'Arsenafe of Lead. JOHN J E’)‘;BBll’l’E"§“" Bruce l Stewart 8 C0*

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For Infants and Children. ' V ' ' 1

fha Klnd You Have Always Bought C0”M0N°WfA|-T" H075'-i "

Bears the Opposite Stan-H...._¢¢ Huston Mass

Signature of ‘ » _ __________ ____~_____________, ____

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Imperial 2nd, the boat that won the McKe|vie Cup

af an average speed of .£5 namesake of

miles an hour. She is a `

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tal Railway for the sum of one hundred

thousand dollars l$l00,000l '

. 'l`he cheque deposited by l.h9 DBF!-Y

wh_,,.e(9n.1gl~ig accepted w|_l bo rIe|ioi4il.~ ,it th _-dit fth tl I

. 0 n cceiver ,cnera :il tllliiailiflrilli security lhr ttid 'due and fiiitliliil uer_fornmncu of the contract _ nc- vording to its terms. Lheques deposited by parties whose tenders arc rrlerhi il _ will be returned within ten days after the slirniiit; ofthe 0fi_ntrH.Cl»~ - The riirhtis reserved to relecl. any or

all tenders. _

By order,

I’. E. RY.-\N.

Secretary.

The Llnmniissioncrs of the Transcontiii-

vnlal Railway.

Daterl at 0tt»iwn.Ji_ine 2. fall. _ i\ewspapcrn iiiserting iliis advertise-

uent without iiuthority _from the Ccm inissluncrs will not be paid for lt.

6-Illrliim llw

Have Summer' Heat ln Your Winter Home

You'rc not worry-

ing about home heat- ing now, hut remem- ~ber it’s not always sunimeriinie and sooner or later yoii'll have lo sae about lieiiting the home.

I want you to see our

Patent Pressure Va~ve for Iknow it can save you over half your luul vx pcuses and give you more satisfaction than anything olsc. A f`rcc-dei11onstra- tion-call iii. -

Jas. A. Mcllachcrn _

ii.; Gt. George Street. s-__ -__.__.J

gill M

I Baron Wood I Trotter foaled i9o7 Bay ‘Horse

i5 3_4 hands weighs |050 lbs.-

Baron Wood is a reniarkhbly

handsome horse He took finit prize at the Amherst Horse Show iovo also first at Cli’town Iixhibition i9io.IIe is absolutely sound, stands

right on every foot, needs no boots except for racing

He is Sired by that good Sire Oakley Baron" who has the best

for Wizpdiiiss _ -

The Imperial---the Best All~Purpose Motor

The Imperial marine motor has proven to all its superior-

ity--~it's the only motor you can afford lo use. It's the niotor that will develop the full possiliillties of your beat, and for economy, efficiency, simplicity and durability is in a class all

its own. _

The Imperial is simply and strongly mnrlc of tlioroiiglily

tested materials. It has all the good points of other motors i-iurl many original ones besides. Every motor sold is fully guaranteed. t

Send to~day for free illustrated caialog.

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lot of Colts to credit ever sired by

ii Stallion on P-.E.I_ 5 of his Colts aged 2 and 3 years . undeveloped have sold for $i45o.oo _` '

Wild Wood the .clam of Baron

Wood was sired by Provider 2, i8 I it the fastest trotting Stallion ever

as sired by Precptor 2.28 son of

raised on P. E. I. his second dam w _ _ N iitwood the vvorld's greatest brood i

uare sire, third dam Abdallah. All

' the fast P. E. I. _trotters are from

Provider or Precptor dams Baron

_Ylqpod has the breedingi to fill the i _ _

His full sister-Queen Oakley won hc 3 year old race this _spring at

' Sydney, C. B.. l_»e_at_ing_C niaiodors “

and Achillers.Queen Oalrleyli said

o he the fastest trottin fill in

Nova Scotia. 1 g . Y

Baron Wood is réladvti-‘/frog! any

. .7 » Charlottetown, P. E. I. - Slam” °f hi°‘“g°9”-P O‘°k`

I luxsi- :lo not :lisa-t tlic fruit or liurii the foliage. s--_-1--.1_,_.___.__,, '

~ ‘ ley Baron Colts e'xee'p'ie'd ' '

Foimiilii i gal Liuic -iilphir 2 llis Arsciintu of lt.ul to V I, “med T°"d°"' "ddressm to th” `

40 gal wqtcri Al A l I I U V' "0 R S A undersizned, will be received up to _-f " ' riff

Intenilipgbriceders please call and

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_ Friday, s p. m., .runs anti... mr the _ . 8°* B“"°“ W°°d l>¢f°f° l>f¢¢‘llUK

We have on hiiurl _spray punips :mil potato sprayers. _'The "“b'°'""’ °f'°"°‘°' “""’ "W" d” '

renovation of the interior of the =_"" ”""€_" f Y

Ask for prior-s. etc. i‘>l.'.'.`i'ili°»'fil'fl|e`i.'°ilili»l‘ilii'¢§l‘ sligglgfhsuglhnyil Methodist Church Mt Stewart Sire '

now occupied hi r Aleiandsr Mo elflcationa, etc , to be seen at D

our best mares he will please you.

_ _ . . - . _ Baron Wood will make the sea-

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