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Experience has probably
already ,taught you how
expensive it may be to have
let them feed on your furs
and valuable garments this
year. Come to us for
Moth Balls
Cedar Flakes
Lavender Flakes
Gum Camphor 1
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DRUGGIST ;
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Mail Contract
SEALED "1`ENDERS. ‘ addressed
to the Postmaster Gen-
eral, will be received at
Ottawa until Noon. on Friday, the
7th May. 1915 for tho conveyance of
His Majesty's Malls. on a proposed
Contract for four years. six times per
week Over Rural Mail Route No. 2 from
Wood Islands North. P. E. I., from the
1 Postmaster General‘s pleasure.
Printed notices containing further
information as to conditions of pro-
‘ posed Contract may be seen and blank
l forms or Tender may be obtained at
the Post Office of Wood Islands North,
1 Wood Islands West. Wood island, Port
Wood, and at the office ot' the Post
I Office inspector.
JOHN F. WHEAR.
Post Office Inspector.
Post Office lnspcctor's Oiiice.
Cliarlottetoivn, 26th March, 1915.
92126-3-29Mni3l.
e-_-s _é_____l- 1-,
OTIC E
Having leased the stream
and fishing privileges at
Moore’s Mill, North River, as
far as our respective proper-
ties extend, the public are
hereby notified that any per-
is date will be prosecuted
by us ~
WILLIAM MOORE,
Silverware _
JOHN M. COLES,
JAMES COLES.
495-4-15l\llrISi.
Of the newest design
combined with A. I.
quality. Makes an idea!
Wedding gift.
See our large stock.
n
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Mr. llcrbcrt B. Ames. l\l. P., honor-
ii _‘ ' ~ _- ` -
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oii costs the fund nothing, because
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last season.
our eyes on the beautiful and power-
fur tugs of thc Roger Miller Co., the
largest und grcntcst contractors in
Ciinndn.
RECORD CANADIAN
largest ordfrr over placed lil Canada
all cxpciises so far have been met by
the current interest on tlic money dc-
positcd in the bank. "Our National
Benefaction' is the title of the article.
and Mr. _-\nies is careful to point out
that the assistance given to depend-
ents of soldiers is not charity. but
thc rightful reward of those who lose
for_tlio bf,-neht of tho whole country.
_.___
HUW SHI BUMFS
.\-'ou she blnnps at Varleton Point.
Hero stores nrc being erected as well
as on up to date barber shop, the
latter will be in progress very soon.
The skeptical ones now declare
Carleton is all right and the Car
Ferry too.
The efficient superintendent for Ro-
ger Miller Jo., llr. `l`_ H. Barrett,
is patiently waiting for tugs and
scows of stone to arrive from Pt.
DuChene, and also ure they in readi-
ness at l)u('henc_
Mi". Barrett turnetl on the electric
lights Thursday night. and sounded
the six o`cfock whistle for the first.
time this season. The powerful search `
prised the natives for miles and
brought back pleasant memories of
Just as soon as the broken ice dis-
ppears in Straits residents will feast
ORDER FOR FENCING.
\Vt)0l)S'l`Ol_‘l{_ On., April 29.- Tile
\'ai1cz~d lioat. ltftli in 22nd, ilmmlnr
:-howers 23rd to 27th. cool period,
1.'8th to 31st, rlanip and foggy,
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DIARY 0 F EVENTS.
TO-DA V.
_ City Magislrateii Court.
I’eople's 'l`hciii_rr-, 15.15. 7.15 and 8.45.
Prince Edward, 1;, T, and 3,50,
 
BIRTHS
 
CALVE - ' on
RT. In tliiirloltctouii
April 30th, to Mr. and Mrs. Tlionins
(jnlvcrt, Spring stmci, a daughter.
WA K ELI N.---At Cliarlottetowii
. on _S
]\_lay lst, to Mr and Mrs llobert Wake- S
lin. a son. R
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DEATHS
for wovcii wire fencing has been re-
ceiviul l1_\' the Standard Tube and
Fciici- l`o1npaii_\‘. ’l`lic order covers
the ontiro ruflnlrcnicnts of woven
wlrn foiii-e to bc erected durlug 1915
also tho various Iintvs of thc Canadlaii
I’zivlti1: ltiiltwity frnln llnlifnx to Van-
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I-IALIFAX, Apr;-1 29.- The piner Professor Shaw in presenting “in
Hill college convocation exercises ahsentin" Rev. James Strahan as a
held last evening in St. Matthew's "distinguished representative of the
church, were as usual, of n most scholarship of the old land." a “pure
interesting character, outstanding and unadulterated Scot." referi‘ed_
details being the line address by the in lucid, scholarly and beautiful
Honorary Principal, Dr. Pollok, to phrase to his distinction, especially
'the graduates; that by Dr. J. W. in the tleld of authorship and to his
Macmillan, on "The Preacher of lspiritunl genius. ills volume of
Today," which was forceful and ad- lectures on "The llook of Job” is
mirabie, and the conferring of the. now recognized as classic- ii stan-
degree of Doctor of Divinity upon dard work. llis book “I.a Maris-
Rev. George S. Carson, editor of chale," has had an extraordinary
the "Presbyterian Witness," and circulation. Professor Shaw read
Rev. James Strahan, M. A., oi Scot- an extract from e letter received by
ind, to whose distinction and hiun from Mr. Strahan expressing in
scholarship, reference has already the happiest way_ his sense of the
been iradc in The llaliiax llorald. honor to be done him by the college.
The list of graduates and prize win- At the close of Professor Shaw°s
lloss Williani»('ollins, lil.
Boyne Dewitt Earle, B.
Malcolm Ferguson.
Duncan Angus Macliilllan
Daniel Mcvicar,
llenjainin Chalmers Salter, B.
William Partridge, M. A.
The prize winners were:
A.
A.
E l
Greek-`l`he. Rev. Wm. Fraser prize the eschutolagy of huuuiu life. The
-W. _\. McQuarrie, B. A., $20. high. profoundly earnest note por-
Jnnior Greek- l’. M. Macdonald vadcd every line of it nnd .it was c
Prize-H. HL Blanchard, B- A.. heard by the large congregation
llooks. present in a “silence that could be b
History-The H. J. Grant memorial felt." and testified eloquently to its
fl. Mackenzie, B. A.. $25. cipal MacKinnon stated, umid ap- “_
Elocut.ion-- The Wiswell Drile- N. plause, that this convocation closed
Class from D. llavclllivrey. Eau. ing. Yut there is not a suggestion t
The ltobertson~Mcmorial prize, of weakness abgul; him,
1
lxnox, Queens, ontrcul, und Hall- ci-irry a Message. We are not at
fax Theological colleges, “HB “'00 liberty to change. to corrupt, to set,
by W- l"~ l’t\l`Ifldg0» N~ »\~. UI lhi@ aside that inessnge, else docs he bc-
°0lll`fE°- tray it trust-he is then not ii faith-
The report of the senate- "thc ful messenger. It is your duty-
l'¢D0l`¢ 0! H ru¢l110"8l>l° Yea'-" “'85 your very important duty to deliver .
It has been for several reasons mem- mankind--n message of deliverance i
orsble, snid the doctor. from God the Father, God the Son
It had been Professor Shaw's first and 094 me Holy (}h0g¢_ I wupsel
BBW l‘€Hid0l1¢0- nourished. More is needed th n t e
response which it had culled forth spirit. 1 trust thu: us you go forth
from the student body-the wtten- into the world you will cultivate
_ .Y ll
the PI`0B'|”Ul\ 011 Whl¢ll 8DD°ii\`¢d l-ill? The report gives but nn inntleqiiiato
honor. brief address
JOIID l"0l'f°B¢ Wifi 8 UM i»\`ib\1l»¢ 110 the London press had referred to the
ister of Christ and his ability in his on the mission fields f these ro-
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' vital. The answer to these questions
   will come through the preaulier. The
i minister of today ought to he n inan
of affairs-he ought to bring things
to pnss--ought to have loving vis-
ion. This is the function of the min-
istry. _
The preacher is to bring the power
of thc world to come to bear uiion
mundane things-he lets in the light
of heaven. The prencher's business is
to transiigure life.
IlUSSI.\.\' FORCES FOR THE
TURKISII CAMPAIGN.
expeditionary forces nre to aid the
\~.estern nllies in their campaign
n1:nin>'t Constantinople. Troops are
being concentrated at Odessa, whence
they will be taken to the western
const of Turkey to effect a landing
under protection of the Russian fleet.
Aiinouliccment uns inndc today that
the Cznr had arrived at Odessa and
WA\'l‘
. n
’ ions
' their
lined
bishops
fund. -
The n
only
ism but
of their
tions, it
er in the movement..
Bair Ano ice nseoirrs
Ann
Ic0
no
bait
lions
~e today, no ice.
-Clear, calm; no ice.
Cape
water along shore. -
shore-
Point Tupper-Loose lce.
Grlndstone-Ice conditions same.
Flat
shore.
Cape
and west, three to ten miles.
fifteen barrels herring today, no ice.,
Lots of
Pleasant Bay clear, no halt.
IT i\lI‘IANS MORE TO BE
£0 Ili”
Ollt'
for the 'me '°|~|miy~.g“{ i* 7* - °° -
ieetlng Ls being attended not
by men prominent in Method-
, by representatives of otlwl'
denominations with iwusivn °°l\°m°°
own. The various denomina-
is said, are aiding eachoth-
ERST l{AftB0ll. April 28.-
gettlng loose. Pleasant Buy clear,
yet, expect It evelry 118% M
1 U 1. I
bolynhificlialqixglzelill liguvy cllarift wulcc' Wk' bi F""-ii* “V” umlwdv mu”
everywlicre, weather calui and foggy.
QIQIEENSPORT. April 23.-llcrrlng
scu
Traverse-Five nillcs Ulwll
Point-Heavy. open ice ln-
Race-lceburgs cast south
N'i‘o April 21-it tin/nu
’ is e-‘fniia-ive"
4 I ` t
lndigeatiolt and  
most eaellut rrlsaltlvssg  `
lmli lit fill
Avol, Oli'
"I have null '
6 i. e "years le _
iii- l..‘°°':.t°.i'.:* °.t°°°&§*'.I
us uc 01|!
night? Before i»ki||5*_i'l‘r\tlt»-e~ti`vss'._’, -
' I t°°k  nurmpiihmo-%*iii'i '
t tmen was _ 1 -
:Light as :eli:uffer_l_rom tlgni. neu
¢ me tunnis. _ , ._
2.. “fir-_-1:4-avgiimmem »'l_ii.‘i -1
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I lf:e nrghegiilnzibn in recommeadiq
lbw-" aunts it coiuiarr.
 
5oc shox Gforja 5°, trlallin, 25::
_ lit -il dealers or seat on receipt of
who have been bereaved will be able
, HAUFAY Am," 30__ Hemp point to endure with the some heroism as
those who have gone." _ _
Mr. F. H. Deacon was unanimous-
ly elected president of the club in
Scatari-Light, close packed icc ln- 8066689100 ¢° Mr- C- L°°n° w“'°"~
The two new vice-presidents are Wr.
Thomas Gibson and Mr. Main John-
son.
` Ninn si-IALING sraaiiiins
dl-:'r__aa,ooo scans.
BT. JOI-lN'S, -Nfldi, April 28.-
QUEENSPORT. April 29.- About Nine out of the fourteen etsamers en-
gaged in the seal fisheries, have re-
AMHERST HARBOR. April 29. -, tm-ned to port. and hail for only
lee around island this morning, 3;;‘000 wife, which is less than the
,catch oi ii single one of the larger
stenmers of the sealing fleet lp or-
ll rs. °
(7A1_LE|) C,g_\|_\])I__\N N0\\`_ ( nary y;
` ., UA! Nth. |913, `_
, 1",I{'l`llOGllAD, April 28- Russian*
nuul
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ago If
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accept
do
Cn ndia
ii.
eeting oi the Toronto Cana M
dian Club held today President Fel
f the University of Toronto,
h e
speaking of Canada's fallen ero s, K
said: “It means more to be called a
D
n today than it dld a week N .nd 1 have frequently
they could colne hack to us, 35023 13?: 'be ye" snugly; ln gag"
whom would they be willing to of mf|amma¢|°||_ _
congratulations? Only from
those of us who would be ready £0
what they have done. What they
have died to save is worth living to
maintain, and we hope that those
TORO . ` -` '
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lnard'e Ltnlment Go.. l.Imltsd.,.
Gentleinen.-Last Winter( received
rest benefit from the use of KIN-
D'S LINIMENT in s severe attack
vain-n. ' A
w. A. iinrcniuson.
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Canadian Government Railways
Prince Edward Island Railway _
ners was-as follows: tribute to Mr. Strahan Principal ffnigirlhcycyecs E1’,l,cvE“pe|qig;;l;,,w?gas,?§
MacKinnon read a telegram' of Gun' ports and Black' den stcamers have
gmtulauou to DL Carson from been assembled nt Odessa to convey
Prince street church I’ictou
_ ' '_ the troops to Turkey. The recent
No moment during the evening was _
more i re _ th th . . h -boiiibardiirent of the Bosphoiusforts
mp ssive nn at in whic was ex _ _
_ _ . . plained today as it mote to V
Dr. Polloc a striking ilgure in any event th H of U T rk. h ,
A. assemblage, arose to address the gret . t he czmsg lc “ ‘B 3
graduates. A note of sadness per- e In ` 5.00
o t c Black en. _
v del 't-ther ' , id h , l '1 ya - _~ - ~ 5.
Orations-W. F. Partridge, H. .~\., aalaiit ltime e “us an 8 ENN Dm M” LXPEL 6.22
-__ seo; n. w. cniiiuu, M. A., sto. 'riuu wus `wiiut un in ue on lea 5"* W' "“MS’“"
The (lcrinan (‘hcinicul Societ dis
from the list of its honorary inc ~ 1
. . . .' ., . p _ _ . _ t 1
Hebrew__Dr_ Cyrtie memorial _ Q In introducing thc doctor' Pl_m_ (of his criticisms of f.ermnl\! and
. , vote postponing the n~atter until sf-
C. MacKinnon, B. A., $7. the doctors fortieth year of teach- er the war' when un opportunity 10.
will bc offered to Sir William to ex-
Q00’ cqmpcted for by students of ,,Y0u’,, “id he Ham licensed in plain the r0murk1~x attributed to liiin.
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ers the naiiz-1: of Sir Ililliani Ham- 
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ussed today a proposal to strike
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orinun science. A resolution dually
as passed against ii large minority l 9
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present-ed by Dr. J. W. l"nl¢0u€l'. the message that has been given to 3
Whitehall building registering S8 de-
. ’ k; t d ,
the year of the completion of the ly_¢,pry tlmu can your souls be '_
n h
t ii ii it in b - ` - ._ ' A
tugs. .fiiiul iiffiui §i`§i"°f.'i..i° uf.. ,°,f.§°.T§‘.,‘ l'.§'f,`If.T.‘.‘.'f...fl`.§°.i°bi§' fiif ii'§1°§ ‘_‘,{"' "“"‘° “"”° ‘"'°"‘P°" "Y **‘°
transportation lines were taxed to
tion of those present was asked to communion with God. I liopc that t‘;§;I;r,?Fi';;:::st;\,P?_p£;§iwh ,Four bent
the lust page of the leufllet bearing _ on will not, o alone." D ` ‘ ° wr G"
names of Pinc lIill's shining roll ol idea of the arresting quality of the gispmted in the 8"" 'Jr pamded th”
In presenting Mr. Carson, Dr. Principal MacKiniiou stated that 2," "UU" m ‘t 0" °“m twins "nd
his B¢ll0l8l'BlllD. hill MBI 89 B 111111' fact that of 46 young men working addmonm l’°ncc"'°“‘
Ni-zu" voiik .sunlinv
(_\lc\\- York Times, .\londny!.
With that kindly old fellow fnniil-
arly known an O. Sol outdoing his
wn past performances, the mercury
n the official thermonzeter atop the
ory of the local weather bureau.
iniisement. places, seaside resorts
ighty outpouring of humanity, and
At Coney Island nt least. 200,000
each. The B. Il. T. was compelled
pl
oliee Inspector Murphy nskod tor 100
F ara _ _f
0 P t
editorial capacity. - vinccs, thirty had volunteered for
duty at the front, nh one of the
BY BENJ. CA
I am authorized by Mr.Levl Cudmore. of Wlnsloe Road North. to sell by
Public Auction on hls premises on
MONDAY. MAY 10TH
Commenclng at 1
STOt.`li----I Cart Horse, 3 years old.
Marc, 8 years ol1l;; 1 Horse, 8 years old
Helfur. 2 yours old; 1 ffalf. 1 year old
nous, Pad and Broecliing, 2 Sets Collar
Binder, 1 llay Mower, ne,w; 1 Hay Rake. new; 1 Seed ‘.'Drlll, new; 1 Pototo
cufflcr, 1 Gang Plow. 1 Single Plow, 1 Set Spike Harrows, 1 combined
linker and Cleaner. 1 llorse »Powcr. 1 Scythe, 25 Loads Split Wood, 1 Dining
ooiii Stove. Wood Stove, Forks, Shovels, and other articles not enumerat-
ctl '
Sale positive as farm is sold.
Also the same day G0 acres of land w
Charles R. Diamond wlll be offered.
T(-¢ pir`e to tue cull ui the umiiuriuna,
At. -  It would be noticed that Mr. Salter,
of the graduating class, wore the
The following Stock. Crop and |mplements::
CROP-40 bushels Oats, white; quantity Potatoes.
lMl’l,El\il£N'l`S-l Team Truck Waggou. l Driving Waggon, I Driving
rholgli, new; l Wood Sleigh. new; 2 Box Slolghs. now; 1 Set Drlviiig Har-
noblcst responses in the whole em-
RTER“c°' k_lng’sA uniform under his black
gown. (Loud ennlauscl.
His introduction of Dr. Macmillan
was a signnlly happy one. und his
expressions of regret nt the latter's
approaching dcpartiiré for the west
found an oeho in the minds of all -
present. I»l'ls theme as stated, was”
"The Preacher of Today." 1
Tradition, said hc, iuny be either
formal, or vital. Formal tradition
is the tradition of the scribes. Vital '
tradition was the tradition of the
prophets. ,. _
' The t/wentleth century preachin-
miist deal with the life of his own
- ’day. The prouchhr's business ls
o'c|ock, p. m.
Orphan' Jack; 1 general purpose
; 1 Cow with cali. 1 Farrow Cow, 1
;: 30 Hens, 3 Geese.
and Hanies. 1 Set Martin Gales. 1
_ spiritual and moral leadership. Pray- _-
ith house and barn the property ol' "or and righteousness. must be kept ~
to other. "Rell lon apart from mor
1' I",
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4.36
4.57
6.00
9.17
9.46
11.15
Arr.
f'l\i»irlottctown Arr.
.\lt,. Stewart. Arr.
Morell
9,30
8.27
7.58
5.45
4.10
3.27
7.30
0.35
2.55
1.30
St. Peters .
t-lou ris Dcp.
7.10
.\ rr.
icim nu Dev- 5-25
4.20
5.09
5.30
0.05
A..\l.
8.45 Dcp.
9.55
1‘0.25
ll.05 \rr.
3.55
2.48
2.20
1.30
Mt.. Stewart .\l`l`~ 3-20 _
Cardigan 736
Montague 7.04
ilenrgctown Dep. 6.30
Silt. Daily
only cx.~Sut.
&
3.10 Zl.l
4.25 4.57
Murrny llui-bor
tzlun.
Il Dep.
Daily
ex,.\'at..
&Sun. _
Clinrlottetowii Aff- 10-U0 93°
5.55 7.00 Arr. Vernon River
8.23 8.31 Ilcp. 6.30 7.00
Sui..
only
9
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-Ons cent per word first Ineertlen
Twenty-flve cents.
  tuunlilcliss|f1tnius_ _
In 0ils'eol|imn, half  were _
each continuation. Gash must accompany order. Mlnlmtnll ehlrje'
1 |  `
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Agents Wanted ‘
AG`EN`1's" WANTED `1"o_s`E`LT."F‘6a`
The Old Reliable Fonthlll Nurser-
ies. We teach our men to sell. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Highest
commissions paid. Handsome tres
equipment. Stone & Wellington,
Toronto. Ont. 0716-4-29ME26l.
 
For Sale
I-lelp Wanted-Malo _
WANTED- ’l‘horougbly_ competent
can-maker. None but the best neoil
apply.- Send application with ref-
erences to Neville Caunerles. Ltd..
Halifax. N. S. 9703~4»28m0l.
 L-gii
Isost ’)
i.'os'rIo'N_iI|6Nosv TH: as IE-
tween _Bradalbane Railway Cross-
rl'
OR SALE-TWO
in Brighton. Apply
Ing and owiier’s liouse.`silver 058011
watch and chain. Jas. gl-I. Brown.
Brddalbane. ' 9788-4-30M2lptL
  _
l
mouths credit on approved Joint notes.
CALLAGHAN.-- ln St. Lukc's floiipl-
tal. ottawa. April 29:11, .lumen vluc- Wluslve lived North. Avril 24. 1915.
ent Callagzan. of the Department of 9762'5'7Ml|~
Marino an Fisheries. son of Jamce
A. Callaghan of the Post Office De-
liaaritmgnt, City. Funeral notice later.
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OANADIANB LOST
LIVES BY GASEB.
LONDON. April 29.-- The British
War Otllcerii In a statement toni lit
TERMS-All sums of $5.00 and under cash; _over that amount seven
Choice Property For Sale In Charlottetown _ m‘§“°_,,'1‘;'{,‘§“°°g',1,o‘;,‘},1{{§,‘j°"{,*,‘° ,X2 -,
sv asm. cairrsit .s co. ' -~»»»- im-.ei-1-» n tn- -»u__u
_ g _
supplementing its previous charges
tbaftiil Germans' in their lghtlng srs 1
using noxious gases. seys:-- "Medical ,H
evidence _shows that Canadian soldl- n
ers have lost their lives in the recent N
llglitins not from wounds, but trom-
W br sues smlrlorotl by the ’
in-s-zitvnut _ _  _
1- »
-fir
we re uutimriuu o 4_1. wiiiio,c1i iiteumi. to ii i» nil u ~ “i '°°'*"i‘““ "ml "" =‘"'“ “'°'
lon on llfonday, May 1071915; commenttiiié’ st 12 o'cloe;°noo¥i, 'gat 2970;- ‘_‘“‘| °°'°"“°"""°°' °“ 'M' ”°‘“t‘
seg sign mauro situated on Upper Queen stent. 'rim nom is new nun *°'“",! 1: 61133' -'“'"’ "‘ "'° °‘
t 0 c ui on i u- - i mm. me M* ~
0.1¢. 335.31 ms. "' °"' '“"'°'°”‘°'f ' "° "°' H Wm vm in ui-
K - 1' 8 ‘
ality without religion is a carcnss."~ ‘
it had been well said.
Wherein lies the iireactm-'s au-
thority? Not in scholarship Academic _
obedience to confined to collages on-
ly.
BENJ. CARTER.
_ Auctioneer.
It is not his holiness. 
1 , never allowed itself to be influenced I:
by its entertainers. _
getting socialized.. The doctor l'pole
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Want a
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Watch?
If you want
ll.‘°..'.".¥. ",'»‘.‘.‘
you should not'
palagteze our
f gpm..
A .I
1J‘.2m‘l“u.£
991.
00ml
miles.
Upper
Grocer,
r
including
bath
foxes.
Fanny
 
_ Miscellaneous _
5M_i`HT `TirLv 'ri'
1 .niov st, .» -sm.-imnsipti. _
 
Situations Vtwttut »
Ti;v`SUli6Iv*i_"vil'iT'6l`Il1 _
"mentions me-mniimy Quinlan.
t:::‘°'..'°""°° °°:.I.‘"‘ »'i.'t."2“.%
to ten Dtiellsyit-’sm%s’s`ilv. “ahah D00!
- Bitte
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‘fétittltt l°»‘3-i»l‘&""'-‘.*."'
~ . nlcesuhe most
_ towards these new
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