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for home baking-for women phy
who take pride in theirculinary of ig, seoming in3ignifg¢.,_,°,_ A. 'ith
Peter-‘s shadow, it may, all unknown
skill,‘and their ability to nm
the house economically. to
BEAVER FLOUR
is 8 bind °fl‘.f.i"..".:‘.‘.°..5.’i'.ir»ii‘...°°‘
lf makes bread, rolls, cake and
pies that every ood cook de~
bread to the barrel than any
other brand. a
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Ord" --Beaver-» mo", nut also have their unconscious influence
when they are walking through the
invitingandtoothsomsisevery- stmets' *md sittml in th °|9VBi»¢‘|
time-and see how much more
thing you bake. 'jrai
A1' voun onooarva ‘"9
, when they think no stra.ng~er’s nys in
watching them and no strauger's ear
is overhssrlng what they say. They
have their unconscious induenco when,
unknown-to them, people are wsigh~
ing
- of
are
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1 in mighty tidal waves of blessings,
' in mighty 'east winds that dam back
for lien lmlasls, lllsaa astaah, the
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consignments solicited ' Boston. Hue. Transfer AK°nts. ’
Pmlln Ruérm' Clarence G. Miller, Miller Lenglaoihsm
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TNQGURIIIOR was wasted. But some time aft.er~
 wnrd I heard of the result of that
HLADDBR ILLQ, > sermon. That women that night.
Hana."-I  ' `_ ‘ v|;'1a.s deciding whether or no sho
en then was by hér side, urging her
éaal
__ :w tide. She wrote to thank-. me for
I ' \ 4 ‘ ,
V  ...~- "‘ ` \vha.t`I had said. That. letter was
// \\\`l_§ ,_ v “'“ one of the most impressive lessons
,go 1 - - 1 l -
_ \ QW Ds §>l Esver had. for it. taught. methat. no
‘ 'I I V /M __ _ J/ > n
ristlan man's work is unimport-
EL; _#I!:____l__ s t, even under the most unsatisfac-
 \ tory and discouraging conditions.
,  e _' (C Our unsuspected and unreported in-
-’ nuenoes are so great. for good that
only God’s recording angel has a
“ _I _ ledger big- enough to keep the re~
Beaver Flouris thetlour cords. Never, oh, minister, lawyer,
soul may 'ho healed by the Holy
Spirit/s power working through it.
The public man has his shadow.
The private man has his uncon-
scious induence also. The Ohristim
»°~=~=~ M0-of .°.:z°:..‘.‘:°.i:’.f...':::.::';::: .°.:;';':§.i.‘;
standing before a jury or prescribing
lu the sick room or preaching in the
 pulpit. They have thi.-ir unconscious
' influence even when they are "out of
, harness" and think thny can do as
they please and 'thigh no one will ever
k
  ' noow what they do.
li, the unconscious influences ol
-°|“|'“‘.°°‘ "‘°‘°:::.r"|°V.:"'d" svi~ry Chrlstlan’s private life! Likr
7 “ °°'“ “° the snowflakes, they bank tliomoolv,-5|
, up -into great drifts. Like the grains
. of sand, they lift. themselves into the i
_ mighty mountains. Like .the littls
drops of wnltfr, they slake the thirst
many va eys and meadow lands.
UUTTERNUT These little influences of private lifs
_ barrlsrs,'keep the children of. Israel
"‘°“*“““Y ""°°"*‘°‘  ' from seeing ins riiarsoii hosts aria
rea 'esta svslvwwns, Els sta ssl. marching on to the brightness of
al av lan. on nssslrr os sill. God’g promised lnnd.
But I find the Christ.isn’s shadows
3f4N7'°N" FN" Fl'-"fs or unconscious influences not only in
* “""""“ ‘" “"'°"“ "°"" ma.n's own gospel seed planting,
r iss the same kind of gospel har-
0atlhalsal,llaamal,Csaua. vest. I find e, minister’s induence,
_ llko Petcr's shadow, within the four
ails of his church. I also find' a
lnistsr's unconscious influence ovor
Pkcscnsirs unusun mens 1i'.{‘.“.2f.‘.°'..f’£..:.‘%".i.“" "xi", “l°‘i.".....?."’
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' I lsslsty Atlnrgdlaiameas ly tls Usa- men and women and children after
“an” I., g,-““_“,“““ “ .g he is dead. How multiplied must. be
-f - the echoing sounds of his voice long
““'““' '_ .u n°"’ 'ut ul after the speaker‘s lips themselves
Cssvsilsthl-llsseasellns lllllles have been sealed in the unbroken si-
lxansa ly aaa oaa|2¢" ug ug. .¢ lonce of the tomb!
lvsn the lnwllese al aa
Continued from page two.
  "mYW`q`___`_MV __ iight on this side of the lx.-autlful
ml; to practically throw it any-" -'river or aiiiriii." A young warrior
" °-" “n"'°*'°d my *H93 "¥°\l hid was about to be married, but just
hotter vrolvh it- You have slwmvs nsiom the weaning his ni-ids to 1...
,made it a rule to give your peopla aged wa_, Hip 1 v ~ W 1 1,
the best you Ind. If my one comes ijnnsiino iiiinygriei. igseivvouifi :owls
°U¢ f'0`nlKhI' 5° ae“"'" Ybur be8t.. and could not be comfortcd. As he
_  , Bes'd that, G d h l I t "wi hi lif l l
3.- _*f ‘5/v_|l._m:\' as scrum. n°.ioi.,'1h»¢. i.f"°.§"“‘f.'i°°~`o..‘°‘ "‘ "'i"§“"'.'2,,“~°'§#,_'°"°°,,,,,, blesire? your °w°ri° °°:°y.¢.{'.»`.‘.’.'y iil°°i..'i.`.'.i`iff.'7‘ ii.; ....§»ii.1:y..i“wi."i§
rr-25 us.-\w;3i:s__pd _ _ f1‘m,,g¢, AK,,m_ “§B“'§_m:, ,,,,,.P',;‘;°fh”';°":_ ww, nights." I said: "Yes, time is true. miie that there wus s path issuing
_ ¢, g iv _ |_h..mi|°p,|,,.nd,.§|°|"n",m “ Pm” I will give them the best I have. I to the south which if followed would
" V  C0Ns[(]NnB'N1'.5’-’s`o|`_'|c"-BD ~ 1 ‘pp|,'|,,“‘|,o¢h, hudugml gm” will preach the sermon.”-5 '1‘ha.t. night. bring a traveler to the land of spir-
~ °' - _ ties of hnttsrnut. They improve dlgexgn, the audience was very smell But its. No sooner did the young chii-f
usimilstion sud nan-luo sud in eve
_ q ' - I ` \\» UN- while the (ew people were gathering hear this than he decided to go gnu
N  Y 0  I-1 I 5 H  :.P:::“°r|:'&`;:“:;°:|m:g;’a‘1r:"f‘;°:":;|:l|:|':l“|.h”°¢ I saw one woman ent/er the church seek his lost love. He journeyed on
g v ° madman of the bo“|._ A; .H duh". 35 and come down the aisle to the lslt. and on until he left the snow cover-
tho pulpit. She seemed to be in-
soly interested ln the sermon.
n it was finished and the benedio-
and said, "I will send you a let-
soon.'»l Then she passed quietly
I went homo feeling that the night
uld desert her home. Her tempwr
a. life of lin. That one sermon
that stormy night. under the pow-
of the Holy Spirit, turned the
siclan, neglect your work because
you, reach some whose sin sick
doing; their public work 'Fhey
ne. and eating in their lioine din-
room or in public restaurants,
them in the balances as they are
despised by some so-called Chris-
workers. but i_n the end they
lt in mighty avalanches for good,
Red Seas which. as lnipassabli
also in the Christian example he
for those who are trying to
m
ministers who are working in adja-
cent churches. I not only und a
I
f/
-L_.__=_=, i . ii t
ssttstiwsm. y _
H. JUHNSUN & Eli.. '
Z physigis.n's unconscious induence over
o i
OVGI'
 " 4 h re
' _, nas
r-’\i\ C/C Z* ` her
.I-» lyk..
§\\\
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of a
find
the
his patients, but also a doct.or's in-
dusnca over doctors, and s. lawyer's
mothers, as well as her unconscious
lnduencs over her_chlldren. I find
9 .
he scholar’ in her own class room.
1 Q A Christ an msn always, to more
O » \ or less extent, makes or mars the
_ 1- J-__~‘_f`f,'» \ success of men of his own ilk. When
" ` wander among the hallways of his-_
ory I do not find there the picture
v,e ,
e ry way from all other soldiers of
his day and generation. I do not.
lawyer or poet as a mountain pc`ak _
lifting itself solitary and alone from
lawyers, and n mother’s over
that a public school teachci
her unconscious influence over
fellow teachers as well as over
great. soldier which dilfers in
in s` country'a history a great
centre of n vast level prairie.
[Successor tl`}rM0°\l 3! cLl°P11I¢*f-]
Wholesale _ Commission EBIT' 
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WHOLESALE OOIIISSION
DEALIRI IN ALL KINDS OF
W l:.wlo||.|.sr'r 2i’.i'.’4‘.i‘.'l
PIII( AND WHOLIUOMI.
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Eels 1 Specialty. ;,‘:.i...°';:'.°.'.‘.'.'.f'2.§.'i:.*:'..°.:.'.‘:"i:;
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2 "“”‘”i 'f'l‘°'°"'°""' im' s s wimsnas sum, lm
iulrmw WRX' i  A
. En‘m»ig`hd so ylulltention ,n¢na§i°iii¢ii\“fiieiesNEw 
Csref\$‘pdrssns x V,
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ons:_sou_uo can ass
` TOIUNTQWY.
WEAVER’S
` SYRUP
It. pnrlhes the Blood and onrsl
lblll
| .shale as well as great. armies. I limi
-  llnnltillg ihe "I.itl.I<\ (.'ol'|ior|\I" ii
Belt Rheum
' Dsvll I lawrence Co., Ltd., lfonlresl.
But, like the stars ln the heavens, I
find that ons great lawyer is always
in juxtaposition with other great
lawyers. Ons great physician means
other great physicians. Great poets.
authors, silstssinen. rc-forincrs, selen-
tlsts, move through tho ilrmament
of the historical hoavon ln galaxies.
in constellatlpnis, like the stsrs in
clust/ers. Whin l inontlon the names
of scientists I flnil that thorn is a
scientific I-'leiadi-s, with i\ Darwin, a
Tyndall, a, Huxlvy and is llorlierl
Spencer, all existing at tho sunn-
tlme. When I nientlnn thi- naino or
P ll I1 ll Y
greater- must that influence be upon
thousands and tens of thousands of
There is s iicdutiiul 'Indian lcgsnd
about the “Land of the Shadows,"
which relates how the living are in-
fluencing those who struggle and
ed mountains of the far north. Hu
journeyed on and on until all tho
trees of the forests were full of sing-
ing birds and all the fields were
fragrant with the incense swinging
flowers. .
In that southlsnd instead of the
elk and thi-_ moose and the grizzly
bear the fawns came out of tho
woods to lick his hand. He journey-
od on and on, until he came to a
great gulf of still water. There he
found ri shining white canoe, into
which he stepped and begun to pud
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nn matter how humble the position  \ i
Ill | ,V 1 '_' I V 'Y _ -» _ I umsmsssmmmsmml
~ _ _ ' ` conscious influence over men ot thcir
D »' '- ' , ilk as well as over those who have
A  » ' ~ \ n t. brains of the some calibre as
v   Tm _*_ ~ \;l‘:'l‘il:°l‘i1e:consclous lnfluc-nes of
-   5* QQ ,_ _
, o - . i o i, \ ‘nm .,. , _ /_
p ' _- _ _ rss niscmno lMPon1'ANcE or A hrlltim msn over the people of _ ‘fm Q ,_   ‘»
’$§U’_\hOMW_lh}AIlPHyd gHn|51'|AN |_|pg_" ` ' his dsy and generation in very great, \_'r ;;’/4, I ‘ '_ Q f; 
\ _ ~ ‘ f `  ‘_
lgttv-uimléw ' ' ` he occupies. But if the unconscious ‘ Q- ' ` ~ _ ' V
What  are
" Fruit-a-tives" are ,fruit juices in tablet form. They
are the laxative, tonic and curative principles of fruit--oom~
bined into pleasant tasting pellets. They contain all the
virtues of fruit-but by the secret process of makingthemi
their action on the human system is many times intensiied. _
What “Fruit-a-tives” are for
“ Fruit-a-tives ” are the nl~
tural and logical cure for all
Stomach, Liver and Kidney
troubles. Their action is that
of fresh fruit, only very much _
surer and more edective. Then
too, they are free of fruit acids,
sugar and woody fibre which
often prevent fresh fruit being
beneficial. I
Try “Fruit-a-tives " and see
how quickly they cure you of
Constipation, Biliousness, Sour
Stomach, Bilious Headache,
Loss of Appetite and Kidney
troubles.
A! all Drugjlotl.
In 501:. boxes.
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his canoe leave the shore than ano-
ther white canoe just like his own
came alongside, in which was sho*
whom he loved. ’l`hey paddled on und,
on toward is, beautiful island, whcruy
there waste palace in which dwelt;
his departed bride. As he came to-5
ward the island and was about toi
4 land an angel stepped forth anilj
said: "Nay, nay( Thou canst not
como as yet. She whom thou lovest
will here wait for thee. Go back to
the land from whence thou cement..
There thou must. llvs and rule over
thy people for many years. Live ns
she would have thee live; then, when
thy work is done, and Well done,
thou mayest return to thy loved onr-.
who hero will wait for thee." As in
the Indian legend, so it must bs with,
us. If we are bereaved, ns was thi:`
Indian warrior, let. us livs as our
departed ones would have us live. If‘
we are taken sway, as was the Tn-
dian maiden to the "Land of the
Shadows," then those whom we have
` the work he has given us.
°"° °“* i“‘° th” 48°F- N° S°°"°' difi l 
BEAUTIFUL SCENERIES
hmid painted in oils, all fitted, at prices to surprise you.
Scenes, Fruits, Game, Sport, &c., in Prints,
Water Colors, Pastels and Oleographs. All sizes and
» hundreds to select from.
Every portrait made here is
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VERY MANY KINDS OF MOULDINGS FOR PICTURES
A large stock of portrait frames, also photo frames, photo easels,
picture wire, eyes, hooks, framed mirrors, etc., Portraits made in
crayon, sepia, water colors, oils, porcelain, life size or miniature.
warranted.
E” Remember the High Grade Art Parlor, Queen Street,
Agency for Parkers Dye Works.
RBUSH.
lsft bchinrl '.vill be living out. thai 5 4 __ - __ .5
‘ Chester’s Cure is no unknown, nn-
lried remedy. Way back in the
‘7o’s this famous specific was curing
Asthma. Every year since has seen
more and more people relieved of their
suffering. ’Th0ugl.\ it has iicver been
‘ widely advertised in the papers, asth-
matics in almost every rt of the world
are regularly suppliedpafrom Montreal
with -
Cliestefs Cure
the only remedy that gives them relief.
It contains no alcohol or cocaine., No
ntomizers re nircd.
E ualiy egective in curing Csisrrli
and Khrodehitis.
At all druggists, 5oc and tr,
_ Ii your dru gist has none in stock, write
the Canadian xgenisz ,
l TMI LIIIING. IILII G0. LTD., UONTIIZAL
lst Post fre;
‘ Pretty Cushion Tops, stamped
with any of the following
town names :
Our place of businessis the finest in
the c t
information for Fishermen.
teachings and the examples of our F -’
::::l:l;I L‘.:'§;..';..<.°;”°i:‘:.‘;.§.':;“°;‘.‘;‘;: i OSTON AND NEW YORK ADS-
dies. May Christ help us all to do ____-&___...~-.~_.-M ».- ~ I . _~~ `
'-‘f~-~-`-’**'°-== ' To Fishermen Fish Dealers :-Kindly ,_
   &  favor us with your name and sddress_so that 1;:
fhe  Ygors’  cure . we may from time to time mail you i'nfm1|F--“" `_""§
ation of value. ~ ‘jrq
for ASlh|nUs 1 To Fishermen: It may seem suite All correspondence answered. Price
new that there are ways of han ling Lists, Shippin Cards and Stencils
Fish on Commission, different or bet- sent on demsncl. ,af ,I
ter than you have experienced. . We are established 41
TRY US. Ourcsrefulaitcntion  YEARS and refer you for
and handling: prompt returns standing to Dun‘s Mercantile
;mI1'esults reached; not tos cal: i Agency, Brsdstreets or the
f the itemized and satisfgctory ac- Market and Fulton National Bank,
count sales, will be revelations to you. or any wholesale dealer in the busi-
11855. ‘
7' . _ _ _
H* Send for our "Custoni's Tariff on Fish,” Booklet, containing valuable
Wholesale Commission Deal»
ers and Shippers.
Smelts. Eels. Lobsters 'sud
| Fulton Fish Market New York
is-il tu sm pd
CHATLO TTETO WN
ALBERTON.
HON`Ti-AG UE
GE OR GE T0 WN.
SOURIS.
SUMMERS. fDE.
Name enclosed in a gaijlaiid
of tinted Autumn Maple leaves.
State whether tan or cream
color preferred.
weeks s Zo.,
Charlottetow n. p
3 dwtf _
Wholesale Commission Dealers
I4 FULTON MARKET.
No. || Fulton Wholesale
Fish Market, New York_
FRESH FISH, ""2i§‘?$?f.§‘§‘.iii3?.2§”" 
_ Al nsof
ro-ia lui awp, m pd
.41-s=
'Caleb  C0. 7;. i>R1ci~;.  1. PRICE. ,M
PRICE BROS.
in all kinds of Wholesale Commiseion Dealers
in all kin is of
F='I§l-IF"I§II 
Smelts Fels and Lobslers are spec
lalties.
N EW Yo K K ‘ 2ov;;sir]:.ve Xetexfinllisxciliixciiigdlmeus for ~ 
C.\i.i4n HAl.r;\' Sr:.\N'x\‘ N. ll.\i.r;\'  Fulton Market’New York
I i-26 tts a w 3 in pd Consignments Solicited, Prompt Rsfuma,
. ii-as dwgm
CANNEIJ
CHICKEN
put up by W. A. Leard. Bedeque.
It is highly recommended and
the price is only 221: per lin.
Jenkins & Son
William Shakespeare i limi ihul. n
Ilacon, a Rulhigh, a, Bun Jonsim, ii
.$l_vrinoy, a, Sponsor. ii lluoiiiiioiit, u
Fletch:-i~, is l,ongiii~.\'llir». itll belong
to the Elimsbutlissll era. When I mr~ii~
tion the-greatest wnrriur ui' thi- agp-s,,
Napoleon, 1 limi that the French im-
perol' was 3 Inaltrr of gre-ni. mar-`
M-.y, s. Bertrand. n Mrlluimld. a I-un~
use ll imonl N ul.-on lln
_,W -I Q .__-
Boston and New York Ads.
 
A U 8 'r i si I-IA Lav
Successor to li. B. Joyce & Co..
Commission Merchant.
Fresh and Salt Fish
, I I' . Il I l|ll~
parte also wus the iiiiglity obararlf-0
which developed a Wellln ton and is
_ V 5
'film-hw. Gres( snldlora have an uv\~
|76 Atlantic Avenue, Boston.
m`
luis wills iifi;_ii..;i.“a;.
SUCCESSORS TO
|07 Fulton Market
Ngw York, F. G. KEENEY & C0..
-We haves nice quality in tins   Wholesale Commission Dealers
` nd Shippers of all kinds of
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