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dull and heavy, your tongue furred, and you feel
or nothing, without knowing tvhat is rt-.illy the
probbly all that is needed to restore you io health and
vigour is a few dost-s of a reliable
5 F9” THE digestive tonic and stomachic rem-
‘1'QMAcH AND UVER cdy such as Mother St-ig:-l's Syrup.
` Take it after eacll lnral for a few
dlylandnote howbcneticial isiits action upon the stomach, liverand howels~
how it restores tone and healthy activity to these iinport;lnL organs, and by
1 lo doing enables yon to gain Icw stores of vigour, viistlity and licultlt
A M011-len
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that had no more nourishment. Perhaps that
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BASIC SLAG
(Sometimes known as Thomas Phosphate Powder)
The two sources of Phosphoric Acid, the element ot
fertility lacking to the greatest extent in the cultivated soils
of the Maritime Provinces, are Basic Slag and Acid Phos-
phate, or Superphosphate. These two Fertilizers both con-
tain from 250 to 300 lbs. of available Phosphoric Acid -=to
the ton.
BASIC, SLAG
Contains in addition to the Phosphoric Acid from 800
to 1000 lbs of Line. In the form in which this Lime exists'
it does not burn up the humus in the soil like burnt Lime.
It is calculated that 95 p.c. of the soils of the Maritime Fro-
yinces are sour and the effect of an application of Basic Slag
earth shall be blessed. tvel-se 251. In nrlsofl it lnrtro proportion of Gorman
n,»_(;tr,(| lllld nl-@dll,l_ell_ 'lin ll _ynwlsn ilu- landing of thc Australian troops in
nutlioiice these claims were stupoir f\l0Xi1ll<il‘i-1 ‘VHS Dl`0_J€Cl(’-d 0" 10 lllt’
d0lll.l_.made in behalf ,nl one whom screen- The Englishmen present re
SU|lIlll SIIHIJIIL LESSUII I
» Sl-IELLEY
WORKS AND WODRB OF LIFE 'I
is a miracle very similar to _those
flesh." A lame man is fonnil who has °
faith to be healed. He asked alms. lv
but Peter had no money. But the_ _ - nndrxu
apostle was conscious of a Divine /.lf
power ready to work through him. ` 
ll a
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of God. lt stands for the new dig
nity and power which Christ had won 
b His humiliation and victory over . ' l
Iigutll mul sin -(Pint. 21s-11l.in TDDKE__§_RDClS l
that name prayer is offered to ,the __ ‘_ ' j‘?_‘ ._ _. _ ` . L
Father and prevails (John 14:13- ' H " '\ ' /‘ L ' I ‘“'
I4). In that name demons are cast
out (Mark 9: 38.39; Luke 1o:1'1l.L
This was done while He was on Q-;_ 
earth, and the miracle before us _ _ _ _
shows that His ascension has only in- Hit-i0 I0 turn men from tue_ir lniqulties
nrnnnnn llln Dowel. lo wol.h_ lhronlgh and make lorgiveuess possible. Thnl
llis believing servants. Peter here "Hikes il C3" W l'ei’°”i“"("` a “la
states most emphatically that it was Dm* Of '-110 Gosllel Ul0§5”F5e' 9nd Whe"
Chrlsl who nhl lhn work ln response men d_o repeat God-will forgive. Then
ln lnlth_lhnt ls_ lhe fnjlh holh 0f_ there is u reference to _the Lorrd s re-
the apostles and of thc lame man him- turn-the times ooi restitution of all
self in the powct' ot' the risen (‘hrlst lllllliis (Verse-9 19-71)- TNS is me
(_new 3ll6l_ consiimlnntion which all true believ-
Thhse are slgnlllchnl worllsl --Sn. ers anticipate eagerly and to prepare
ver and gold have I none, but such as f0l‘ it llll their work i.~;_done.
lhave I give" (verse ii). Many a In the work ol healing wrought ln
hnmhle h eve, feels keenly hh, ol- the claims made for (hrlst and in
her lnnhllt ln glye nn nlhers glylh the demands made on men and pro-
mlsnlonn to he 5nnpn,.le,]_nnll we how new it was and how it broke
hnve no money Bnl pen.,-n nxnmnlnlthroiigh Jewish prc-conceptions and
shows that ally trir- believer may Ilrejutllces in order to realize its or~ n
have what ls lnl. helllcl. lhnn nl0nny_ lglnulily and during. But thc power
The one who can bring the nownl- of behind it proved tho nlcilsage true. l-
llll Thu word (Anln ;;:1l.2(;)._ .sion ot' the tiatiiral nlun unless illey lf
This is Peters lntr-rliretrttiun of urs Sui»no_rte<i by tho nowor of the ..-
lhn nllrncln lln ,h.lv,_,B the mnnsnnl, lloly Spirit. Our licml ol' this power
home nn lhnl lhenn _lawn nnnhl not is therefore great(-r now than over.
miss its significance for them and its
demand for faith and obedience. Sm J- FRENCW5 FAREWELL
Will preachers and teachers both *_*
Invariahl he starts with the scene fl'0m France Dillll 11ll`lh\ll0 L0 UN* 0
we begin with the ulistract truth and 0lliC€l'S lllld infill. it iS Sintlularly HD' rl
contrary to the order of nature. Every zrenlel' Dl€llS\ll'€ lllilll lhilf )'0ill‘ l‘€l§i- t
atltlress. There is first, his doctrine halls greater losses than any othol' °<
of Christ. The names lic anlplies to regiment 0"! hem- \0U have (10119
(illrlnl hrlng ony these ll-nlhl; nlnnl-ly_ great work, and I have tio doubt that
ln Verne lg he calls hlm Ghnlrs --Snr. you will continue to do so tlll the *end
vain Jesus" tn. v.) 'ring idk-mtlnes of the onn1n=ili:n~ I fini very nloasofi
_ tl. _ _ ll’ 8
whose vicarious ministry aild death l"l'11llC€ Sh0L\ld be supplied by the Ar-
wcre foretold in Isaiah 53, and other USIS' mile-‘L I \\'lSll .\.'0\l g00fi~h.\'f‘ and
passages. Hero all these wonderful 30041 ll1<‘k-
propliccles were clainled for -Christ i*°`**'*
and Ilis career held \lp as their cx- Appl-AUDED THE WRONG Fil-M _l
planatlon, Ile is the Holy and ~T°- ‘
Righteous One." The Jews had mn. 0_ne of_thc English hostages detaili-
dnmllnn lllln nn n cl~lnllnnl_ nhl by cd lil Spria by thc Turkish aulliorltles
lhnh. ncllnn_ they condemned l_lleln_ who recently succeeded lil escaping to
Snlye_tl_ Jnsns ln the --pl-lnce of l_il'e_" Salonikl, has reported to Itcuter's_cor~ T
They hnll hlllnnl Him hnl Hn had nlsen respondent there a serio-comic incl A
again (vt-rse I6). and ilow Hp offlgrs dent In Dunlnsens. which ls believed
health and life to all. (verse 16). llc '0 llilvfl lofi 10 the 21d0Dll0ll 0l` m0\‘€
in lhn (yhrlsh nnnlhlell nl Gnll nnll snl -:<~v<-rc . nleiisures towards the encnly
nnllp; ln lnls work (verse lg_ HQ is .subjects interncrl ill Damascus. `
the prophet wllom Moses lbrctold. T110 Tllfks ill iirSt bGhi1V0d \'0l`Y ‘Wil .'
and His word must he fulillleti |_v_ul-se fo their nnlvillintr guoéts. who fonnfl
22)_ He lg lne Snell of _.\lnl~nllllnl_ ret-reatlon in visiting the local cinema-
through Whom all families of the illi’1iU'@- Tile Dil`lUl`0Sf nilillrfliiy 00111'
fam, Jflsllg of Nnzal-ell, in the One warlfllms. hilt one evening owing to
whose coming all the nlonneln (lx. some ovcrslglit. it film representing
they had Seen and heal-(1 nnn wllnm fllized that some one had llluntlered,
You-_rn Kn_|,so 'oN`1'Hé lnrren
CAMPBELLTON. N.B., Jan. 26.-A
shocking
r _ here on
5""d°V° "‘"" 3°-_A°" 3 _ .' John Savldant. a young lad df seven-
. ,sq .
(1) The Wlorlt ~(Acts 3:1-10).-It . “’ igilzk. boillx run_over and- killed by
wrought hy ohm' in .lthn day; at His *Q  Qc  Iigléli. subllrban. which leaves here
.i
(3
returning home along the track round
the body lying between the rails. nool'
Andrew
was held later in. the evening by
Coroue
and in the name ot Jesus he bade the ~ - lt ls' presumed he allem
pted to
_ man n_rise and walk. Immediately _lnmh on 3 Uh-ln when henlnng Anllren
Ulf 1"” D°w‘i.' hefled me ’““e'lf't'hat .Street and was'th`rown back from a
Jesiiiiulsnaugiidodoeessustiiivfiiisl; early ~ ` 'fl':°“;b_*;:l‘k “ft T351 his f°‘_"- Cauflhl i”
. - . e a e r uwn
;'l;;;»_;e;f;_l“',*;;;_,_;=;'r3,<;;;_ ,,‘;m‘;1';‘,;{j3“<;‘;  I  ltr.. ....5 ?.t.lff.°.?f'{‘t'2§ tlili.. VII..
above every name" (Phil. 2:0) - ‘
ody
was dreadfully mutilated. `
The jury returned a verdict ot' acci-
GQLONIAL. ’
railway fatality occurred
Saturday evening. whereby
met his death on tberallway
wcastle at 6 p.m. Workmen
Street crossing. An inquest
Dr Martin. `
_ lt _ . _
covers all His attributes as the Son (gn 7')|_ad7gy.€Aafln!,2’1] :dental
the l.C.R. or to anv of its ei o 'ees
in
the keener is tho fact that they but
lately
was killed recently in the trenches in
France and was a member of the
26th Battalion.
hundred men, working under direction
of otliclals of the Great Northern
Railway continue digging to-day in
huge pile of snow and debris which
marks the spot where an avalanche
Saturday wrecked by two cars of the
west-bound Cascade Limited train.
_ _ Mrs .Fern Wallace, and her baby of
There are needy ones to hc clothed l]1iS0S_l>l‘0\|ghl U10!" *his ‘S fl “'°“§le"' Lyons, Wash., ltzilph Batterman, of
and fed. soldiers to bl! provided for. 'Ui chapler- W0 “Will 1° C°“S"le" -Wenatchee. Wasli.,ulld an unidentified
passenger, who were lost when the
cars were destroyed, causing the deatli
, _ _ rl' ill iris. .- ' 'iz
('yll~p;t lllm 3 human _'life renders hint '|`l“‘ (7llUl`ChS ll0‘fll'lllffS illld Claims clear away the slides which block ri
thc rlclmsl of all services. are utterly beyond thc t'0in|ll”ollf‘l\- part of lic Great Northcril`s Trails-
note the form or _Pt-tiers addresses? Sir John French on.hiSilrn11rwro smart circles. (says London Oilinlonl
hefore lhenl and lhnn goes on ln ns Artists ltlfles (0. T. <.l. wh1ch_ fur- has found time, among his other little
Scriptural Interpretation. So often nlslled his guard ot' honor. I-le snld:- occupations to engage In courting, and
lo
Sneahnl. ann lnacllnl- shnnlll hngln nient. the Artists' Rifles. should be the know it is widely believed; and
with something which hte and his |35! B1`iUSl\ ll‘00I1S lllill I Shull See _ill llicro is al trlnigpha note in thc tones
llnnrnrn llnve ln Common” hnd lenll l<‘r:lncc._ Yon have done wonderlnl pf
oil from that to the higher lrunth and ~"0l`k S_lllf‘0_ l'0\l 1111110 0\lt. and y0tl .-hoicc nlorsel of gossip about the inan
experience into which he wishes to llill/0 ll1l‘l\lSl10ll S0016 Ol' U10 011051 who was believed to Ile itllsoliitcly
lnnll l_hnln_ leaders ot' the army from your ranks ln-(mf against lllairllnglly, and who
Note lhn lloelrlne .lndnl-hylng lhls and in doing so you have sulleretl per- used to occupy one ot' the most covct-
_lesus wnh me Servant ol. me Lor lllnt the gunl-d of honnl. nn n lenvln When of lighting thc Prussian hosts
\\’_hon the last. blow's sti'\ir~k thc last
When Britain has wrcncllcd from the
5 .
When the chant-0 has gone hy, that
is to correct this acidity.
BASIC SL AG
In addition to the Phosphoric Acid and Lime contained
in Basic Slag there is also present a quantity of iron, the
effect of which is to aid bacterial growth in the soil, a mat-
ter of the highest importance.
BASIC SLAC
Also supplies magnesia and manganese, which in con-
they had seen and }lenl~d_nnd whom .ind applauded the scene with great
they had nn; to llenllh gut lney zest. The rest of the audience prohah
were packed by nn exlllhltlnn ol' Hin ly not renliziiig what It was all about
.lil/me nowel- which they Colllll llol nevertheless joined in very heartily.
nelly, and of ll snll-pnlal lol-ne llcynl- The scene was il tremendous success
seen in lne wal-ld bef0l~e_ Ann ln 'ind the hostages enjoyed the joke im
passing what are Cllrisfjs dallas 1l‘l@llS<‘l5'-
now? All gnc llnsl in Sunlmnll nl, ln Iilifortnilntely for them. however.
mln and rho wolqdrn, flllnl-Q llnlwndn the Gorman Consul in Damascus call-
Oll Oilnlllgnw to lllln_ .'~.d_ upon the Vail and asked lilm to
Qtilnl- llnnll-lnes lhnl llnlgnllln exile all who had participated In the
peter-'ll exnol-lntlonn al-e ns ifollnnynl demonstration. The Vail declined, but
The forgiveness of Bins (yn,-l_n,‘25)_ To the Consul wired to Constantinople,
make l-ol-glyennns nolnllble _nl-ld ln nl-0. and the Vail was ordered to deport the
claim 004', nn,-dnnlng grace -wan lhe aliens to Ouria, where there is now i
objegt of Cn,-lslrn n-llnnl0n_ he cnnjx. colony ot' nearly 300 Allied subjects.
death, attaching no hlanle to
_ upl y .
Tile fatality cast n gloom over the
own and much sympathy is lining ex
ended to his father and mother. What
likes the anguish of the parents all
lost another son. Almon, who
SEARCHING FOR BODIES IN
WRECKAGE.
SEATTLE, Wasil., Jan. 26.-Three
The men were seeking the bodies of
f eight pussciignrs.
Other gangs of men, assisted by
ota. sllow nu i are stiivin to
oiltineiltul lines. The slimy is in
time places piled sixty feel deep.
IS .KITCHENER COURTING
The i:roat.cst cxcltenleilt exists lil
ver the runidr that Lord Kitt-hcncr
lat the most sensational of all lllri
proceed to its application. _ This is Droprlate. and nothing could give nw -.var weddings is about to happen. I'
n't know whether it’s true. but I do
nl
the fair sex as they retail this
I positions under the British Crown.
i._______
TO THE NON-FIGHTERS.
have tired.
And their lenders are filled with
dread;
gun fired
nd the lreilt-lies hold none but the
dead.
Pruss'ian's grasp,
he rights that shc's fighting for;
nd the light. of peace has drawn at
lust
0'cr the midnight dark nf war;
nd those who are left of our soldier
men
In triumph buck have conie,
Woilft you feel that you‘i'e rather
"out of it" then,
Yon, wllo remain at home? c
you now may take _
To prove yourself brave and true.
Ready to go for your eountry’s sake
And battle as brave men do. _
When you meet those relnrncd, who.in
hattIc‘s dill
Nobly have dolle their share,
And they tell of the entry into Berlin.
Won't. you wish that you had been
~there? l
But that time hus not come, you may
still do yoili'-shnro;
You still have the chance to earn
The grave ol’ a hero away over lrhero.
Or a hero's home return.
JOSEPHINE MaeLELLAN.
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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
TIME TABLE IN EI»‘l-`ISCT llECEi\iBER 27th. 1915.
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Fri. cx.Sun. elr.Sun. eit.Sun. Thur.Sat. &F‘rI. &Fr|.
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5.25 11.30 12.10
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10.03 10.19
Kcuslligton' .51 0.38 0.45 I
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Suminersidc Dep. 2.
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& Sat.
4.15
5.14 ,l.I4
(1.07 2.41
6.51 3.57
72.30 5.00 Arr..
Mon. Wed.
Thur. & Sat.
5.00 3.55 Dep.
5.50 4.25 Arr.
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Sat. & Sun. only.
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4.55 .
5.39 .
15.12 .
7.45
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8.40
8.17
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Mt.. Stewart
Morrill
St. Peters
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lilly Mortlvea.
ex.Sun. & Fri.
8.55 12.15
7.54 10.42
7.01 9.25 .
6.21 8.22
5.45 7.30
A.M.
8.50
8.00
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11.05
9.35
8.56
8.25
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Montague 7.33 7.40
` 6
_G_eorgeto\vn Dep. 6.50
8.15
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Vernon River 8.3
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Adequate Lilo Insurance
A safe, profitable investment that returns divi-
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conscience regarding your fatnily’s future.
-Phosphoric Acid to the ton as in any other fertilizer-and in
Prof. Cumming of the Agricultural
_-Nova Scotia, for year 1914, writes, referring to their experi-
junction with the other elements present, especially Lime,
will prove a great aid to the farmer in rendering available
the crude potash contained in the soil aild nlaking him in-
dependent of potash which in former times was supplied atl
enormous ‘ost from Germany.
BASIC SLAG
Is the only phosphatic fertilizer in which all these valu
able elements are combined. Do not overlook the fact that
when ou buy aton of Basic Slag you get as much available
addition you have the benefits of the other elements referr-
ed to herein.
College, Truro
In the annual report of the Dept. _of Agriculture for
ments in connection* with commercial fertilizers as follows :
“In our rience with roots the best results were
obtained from ghosphoric Acid, either in the torm of Acid
Phosphate, or Sydney Basic Slag. The addition of Munate
of Potash did not materially increase the yield. The heavi-
est yields of ls were in the plots treated with Slag
instead of Add gostghater In the turnip fields Basic Slag
gave betterreaults n Acid Photllallate. Where potash
was used on thisland there was no a vantage"
The cms Fertilizer c0.,Lw.
' ' slrnusiv.-Nova scorn _
adored all inquiries to . _ .
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A CANADIAN TO HIS PARENTS.
Mother and Dad. I nndcrstnlid
At lust why yo\i've for over been
Telling me how that way-off land
Of yours was Home; for since I've
` S803
The plnco that up to now was _lust a
name
I' feel the snnlo.
The college green. fthe village hull,
St. I’anl's, tile/lhbey, how coulll I
Spoll out your moaning. I whose ll
Was peaks that pricked n Sundown
sky
Abd nvirlloan prnlrln lnnds that stretch
below
Tlielr pathless snow?
But now I've troddcn magic _stairs
Age-rounded in it Norman fnne,
Bent time to hells that trembled _pray
ers '
_ Down spangly banks of country lone
Throbbed with the universal heart limi
bent
_ In hontlonstroets. _ '
rd heard or worm-old ehinfs that hind
so tight that sho sands rc§lll__st_;r
Till tired Old England roll! 6 I1
Live natons more awake than her.
Like na out West. I thouklll it all Will
ltrne "
Before I know. _
nut Eriglumra sure what she's shunt.
And moves along in work and rest~
_Too big and set for rl# and lhollb
And so I never might have Kllolllld
All that sim means union »l'd watched
'her ways " ‘_ ~
_ These battle days. . '
mn what makes ms
have pfbdodssoldiéfl
And now
Our
/fr l l
Perhaps Your
KIIINEYS,
are out of order. Make the dortoris
tat. Examine your urine. It should
be sleigh! straw color-if it is highly
color .reddishordeeporange--it`tlie
odor is strong or unusual-if“brick l
dust" or mucus is present. look to the
kidneys. They are out of order.
Get GIN PILLS at once, and take
them regularly.
Rheumatism, Seiatica, Lumhago.
pain in the back, groin or hips-all
Bohn to weakness In the kidney or ~
ladder action, and the pressing neges- '
Gin Fllls are worth their wslglit in _
goldhmauso-they drive than ' '
el t fih ._ . Th Q"
co.s.t“5t?:en‘;.sl  the :gmt y `
ujestment if you write to - '
.. ?l'¢n\m_,.~» Due., 14
__l.TRUWN
. / _
In 1914 the _Crown Ll_fe earned an average interest rate of
nearly 7% oil its whole invested funds.
Let us lendlyou some new Insurance facto.
OIIDWN LIFE INSIIIIINGE 00-, TIIIIUNTC
s. 1'. soulns. rmsluafrt. s
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H. H. BEER, Provincial Mannqer,8ummerslde. Agents Wanted In Unrepresented Districts.
El- _ _ 1 -5-  _
1
im”
all
_ - \_ _
A Wise Housekeeper Always
Has a Supply of .DUSIBANE A I
It is unsafe to sweep without- it '
for Sweeping Dust 'conthins num-
my of .GIN Plus. i ~ -‘
berless disease germs. ._ " 
When yon are tired Qr"‘;‘g`_ ‘ 
t::.:r”‘;i:‘».....""“aS:'.¥.°.':lli‘-?.!.' _r down, then is just the time.  
germs ietin their work. " ` _ ~
It is etter _to be safe than sorry;
‘ Order a tin today from l your ,
.grocer
Insist lon Dustlmne. Imltations
are not so good
.Barrels and kegs for
d school. A