5 I
|
t ...
. UUREA HEADABHE I TEN MINUTES
THR
'W-"’\_.'Js_=»E--wr
Kumfnrl H adache Pliers:
Miss Lone Carver, of the Forester House Pow-
nal P, E, I., WI'li3€S:
“July 1Oth,l90l: I find Kumfort Headache Pow-
ders an ideal remedy lor Headache and‘vastly super-
ior to any other sort.
Refuse substitutes. Insist on the
Genuine KUMFDRT Powders
All Druggist sell them at 100. and .25c sizes.
ynddwii.
_ 1 _ -f
t
o ° a
»_ _I :__ I nn
-.__...._._1-_._-._»
 His babyship
' will be wonderfully freshened up,
and his whole little fi.: body v.~I`.l
shine with health and cleanliness
after his tub with the " Albert" i
I B b’@<>» f
_ a y .. ‘.~. rz i.
  5 i
1 cap. .
l
H This soap is made entirely v.-£211 
M vegetable fats, has a faint but ex- i
il cuisite fragrance, and is unsixrpass- '_
if on as a nursery and toilet Sou?-
_ Beware cf lmitatioaa. M;
_ ¢ iii
ALBERT TSILET SSAP C0., iids. 1»
h uoN'.‘Rr:Ai.._ ` .-
I
an tr-
lick mill in ull
/4'21?<‘.",`,I<.
aw. '  »\-;__
 »__.§ .~;=>.4>_
1;;-7 _;l`f*’,~§*"°
*jf r _:"_" ~~‘;- _,_,._»»"- -
a.-Q.-*' ‘__ Y _
iii
._.- -f ~'
' __.- ~<. -f ...J
__ _/"
The S. S. Bonavisia sailing from
Montreal. Friday morning, July 12th.
will be due at Charlottetown, S‘md°'Y
evening, July 14th, and on Monday
moruing,July 15th, sailsfor Si.John’-1,
Newfoundland,via North Svdlwyio- B-
csrrying, horses, cattle and sheep on
deck and produce under deck at lowest
possible 1-mes. For further particu-
lars as to freight and passage apply
to
_ PEAKE BROS & CO.
Ch'town, July 11, 1901. ,
F _
_ _ ln-
, .L _ - .
` S. S. LESSON. `
JULY 14.
BEGINNING OF SIN AND REDEMP-
TION.
Gen. 3, 1-2.5. Memory verses, lL 15. l
GOLDEN TEXT. 
Where sin aboundedgnceldid much
more abound.-Rom. 5. Z0.
OUTLINE.
1. Temptation, v. 1-6.
S. Sin, v. 6.
8. Conscience and Bxeael, v. 7-I3.
4. Judgement, v. 14.
_ 5. Promise, v. 16.
* LESSON HELPS.
F 1. “The serpent was more .subtlle”--I
The serpent, as well as every other cres-
ture God hath made, was pronounced
lgood. Gen. 1. 25. It was not subtle in
any bad sense of the word, but more
prudent. The serpent has a keen eye,
powerto charm birds, _is very cautious,
and seeks to protect its head from at~
ltack. “And he said unto the woman”
_Different views of this passage, but the
clearest and most generally received is
that the e_vi1 spirit Satan entered the
perpent, and so spoke. _There is a
mystery about evil spirits entering
‘bobily forms, but the fact rem-tins to
those who accept the Scriptures.
2. 3. “And the woman said"-In reply
to the insinuation ofthe tempter, which
_‘was a false ons. Not all the trees were I
lforbidden, bQonly one. It was a mis-I
take for the woman to talk with the
serpent, but it came from ignorance of
the evil spirit walling |there. "Ye d
shall not eat of. it”-The woman’s addit
‘ion to the command, and perhaps she
` thought it was too severe.
4. "Ye shall not surely die”-Here the
the tempter reveals his true nature as the
lfather of lies. He was cautious at first,
but as the woman wavered he grew bold.
He knew better, for he was wise and had
experience of the nature of sin. In an
,evil nature there is a love of a lie, and the
crooked path ls preferred to the straight
ODE. _
5. "Your eyes shall be opened”-Truth
and error are mixed, and alie which has
Some truth in it is most dangerous for it
_` is plausible. What avails is to know all _
I evil by bitter experience? “ Ye shall be as
gods’ -Rather, as God. A false and abi I
‘ surd; suggestiup. One may know some-1
thing of evil by sinning, but that does not
'give one all knowledge. God is both all
_ wise and all good. Satan tried to make
1Eve discontented and also ambitious be-
” youd the bounds of right. '
6. “ Saw that the tree was good “True,
I the tree was good, but it was forbidden.
and the commend of God should have _
been heeded. _ “Pleasantto the eyes"-
Much evil enters through the eye which
kiddies an evil ima;zination.“To make one
wise”Notice the threefold form of this
first temptation. First. the appeal to the I
ambition. “She took of the fruit"--The
31 tempter triumphed through his appeal to
chriosity, to pride, and to the desireto
know what was torbidden and for good
reasons. And gave also her husband"-
Notice the steps in the proxrress of evil-
she saw, she took, evil-she did eat, she
gave. "And he did eat”-It is seldom one
is alone in sin. Hand joins in hand, and
one sinner leads another person into sin. l
7 “And the eyes of them both were
opened"-Satan was right-and wrong. __
They knew, and shame came to them-p
the shame which springs from Rum D0- L
fone God. They broke adivine command,
was gone. A ‘
` 9 10 “Where art thou”-A question
_ and remorse took hold of them. Innocence f
WHERE MARY QUEEN OF _
SCOTS WAS BHHEADE D.
One of the most interesting possessions
of the late Lord Wantsge was Fother-
ingay Castle. where Mary, Queen of Scots
was beheaded and Richard Iii was born.
;The place is now a ruin and is used as a
farmhouse, having been destroyed by
Cromwellian soldiers.
Saves the Baby’s Life.
Mothers and Physicians Say That
Laclalei Fund
Is a Blessing to All Infants.
Thousands of happy children have been
nourished and brought up on lifesaving
Laotated Food. There is no other form cl
infant food in the - country". so ncputsi-
with mothers ' and physicians. The
most prominent city nurseries in Canada
_have made Lactated Food their choice,
_because it gives the most happy results.
Lectated Food always keep sweet and
pure in any climate; variations of tem~
peratnre sannot impair the virtues of this
wonderful food. It baby is cross, peevish,
puny and weak, do not. delay the use of
Lactated Food; it is a. true life-saver and
health' builder. Your druqgists will
'recommend it. _ l
_ 
p How s.u.1vioN nuivsi..
A salmon of the Banu River, Ireland,
weighing seven pounds, and released on
Jan. 1, after being marked, has been taken
in another Irish river the Bun drowes, 160
miles round the coast from its native
stream. »
_ When you ask for Headache Powders be
sure you get KUMFORT. Never accept a
substitute. It is better to be safe than
sorry and you may besure that KUM-
FORT are the best; All Druggists in 10
and 25a, sires f
l ____°__
IRBLANWS MEAT EXPORT.
Irelani sends to England 287 ,000 tons.of
meat a year. '
i_.@p..---
l _
»
Pvrss cured of Bronehitis and Asthma
by M1NARD’S LIN IMENT,
Q MRS. A. LIVL-‘¥GS'PONE.
Lor.5.P.E.'I, _
8DD€f»if»° Wen 5° Pfidef and then W Else 5 I was cured of a severe?attackofRheum-
atism by MINALRD’S LIN IMENT.
JOHN MADEB.
Mabcne Ray.
I was cured ofa severely spralnecfjcg
by MINABITS LINIMENT. ` `
JOSHUA WYNACHT.
Bdduewater.
. . . . . . . . ~ . . . . » . . . . . . . . - - . . - . . » ~ - . » . . » . . . »
.a
2B1ack Dress Fabrics and;
_ _ _
P, C  P. C0 aslred'nctl.hat God might know, butllé S\1i[h1gS, 
that the sin of Adam might seem plain to
_ _ _ _ _ U 1. . t __
“my PM   mm- 1= more is '°‘°e.°f°° ..?..s*§il§°.§2.:;.‘:x.:.“..°i:¢,P;;:..‘§ _
'hue P' C' BRANDS °'° '° he had. 8 conscience. "I was &f1'8»id -H9 hm the I part of this stock 'submitted for in~ I
'°”°”ab‘° Pfi°==°°d Y" *“°"“‘“°°' BFECT har which comes trom sin, and makes I Z spcction through théatgnedium sample. §
n - .
Manufacturefe- `
a-=r_ QUEBEIS. q====z*!l » .ka 5.4 excuse is better than none,_”,but
<
LEGAL 
‘_ '_ ye- r
Money toloan. ,  _»  ‘
reams" 7' , 1.00 8l.35and$\.7 . : which willbe fou
“t °' 3 one tremble as the moment of detection V: thing 8”. gimme’
Pimslin cnnsil 60- i~~ef ........-  
‘- I he
12. ‘She gave me of t
natural to lay the blameflof one’s doing
',538 gn some other person. It issaii
that is not always sc. Honest confession
is best.
_,‘4e.l.EaN,a.A.’  I _,,_,___,_ ___ p 
°m°°‘§§§§1'i.'..’3£.°§ w.a»a»'=  H 'runes san orzinas can only on
contain every
quality price, Z
Homes I
' Twins, :
‘ Berea 1
Kendrickis Linimeut, "the
,modern household .r¢l!l€4¥- F01'
  _5“°,
all
es
nscsrrics
_ _  i'.=_ ._ .__ _.il
_ Ai sign: k ecnlcslr f'rnui-may 'sv'¢n;;_
ing au informal reception was held
in Kindergarten Hall which was
_well illled with members of the
order, and their friends. Bev. G.
0. Hsustls presiding, an impromptu pro-
Rrom was can-led out. Thsnrst address
was given by Rev. Alfred Noon of Mass.
who expressed his appreciation of the
many kindly compliments paid to our:
Island Home where we havejust closed
one of our most pleasant session _of the if
National Division. Mrs. S. L. Part-
lngton, Grand Worthy Patriarch of Maine.
who was pleased to convey greetings
from the Grand Division of her jurisdic-
tion and also the irreetlnszs of
‘cur Brother the .Parson-S_hrellTPsarson,
who has proved himself since taking
omce a terror to violators of the liéisinel
Liquor Lew. Mr. Pearson is a Minister
of the Gospel, is also a Son ol Temper-
ance and so bold ana fearless ln the dis-'
charge cf his duties is hs, that the liquor
men, sollcitous for his health have again
and again urged him to accept of 
and take an European tour for his health
sake. landless to say the kind oder ‘
has _ never been' accepted by our Brother,
who cannot be bought at any priccto
violate his principles. On' motion of
Rev. Alfred Noon. it was resolved that
in sunual session assembled be conveyed
by Mrs Partiugton _ to our Brother
Pearson, assuring him' of our sympathy
and wishing him God Speed in hislovsd.
work. ` t  I
An excellent recitation entitled _“Am
Representative Forhum of Halifax which =
was greeted with rounds of applause. '-
Plcssing aadprclitabls addresses were
alsogiven by our visiting frisndmlirs.
McLeod. ot New Jerscy,_J. J. 'Chappell
snd».T. P. Tanton Uharlottetoun, P.~*R.
Bradley Washington D. C., 'Thomas
Hutchings, Halifax, Bev. D. B. HcLocd~
Charlottetown, Rsv. W. R. Archibald
Nova Scotia, Arthur Simpaon,B-ty View, ‘
G. E. Cobb and J. H. Rockwood of
Pennsylvania, J. ,L. Bargoyne
Ontario, G. XV. ' Mannllield New
I On motion of Rev. W. P. Archibald it
was resolved that the warmest sympathies
and best wishes for success in the
discharge of his duties be tendered to our
Bro. Henderson, assuring him of our ap-
preciation of his valuable services. This
resolution was carried unanimously by a
_ rising vets.
` -The addresses of the vlsitinfz friends
Division just closed has been one of the
` pleasantest In many respects
and probably the largest in the
history of_Rc'ent years, there being inthe
vicinity of 100 regularly accredited re»
presentatives present at the session.
Seven yoarsagc when this -body met in
its 50th annual session in New York,
there were present about the same
number, somewhere near 100 answering
"totheirnames atrollcall. ' -. ~
strurnentsl music were rendered by~G.=-
W. Mlnnidéld. J. \`l'. Anslow'-(the sinking
*editor of Nova Scotia 'who was compelled
to respond to an encore): Miss  Riley
Of Rhode Island, Miss M. Crow ofHalifax.
_ Tho' selections were old favorites “.l‘he
Old Oaken Bucket.” Annie Laurie,” “Ben
Bolt,” “Bonnie Dundee" being among the
number. _ _
One of the selections was iriver: by our
venersbls chairman Rev. G. O. Huestis
who took his seat at the piano and sang
(playing his own accompaniment) “My
Little Trundle Bed." Needless to say his
.contribution tc the program was received
with much acceptance. At 'the conclusion
of the program the circle of fraternity
was formed,all joining withlclasped hands
in sing'ing.{‘God be with you till we meet
again" and _uur own closing 1 cds, Once
more we here the pledge renew.”
_ ‘_
ABSOLUTELY FRIENDLY.
` Bnosslms, July i0.-ln roplylns: to an
interpellation in the chamber cl' deputies
to~day a representative of the govern-
ment expressed Bel|zinm’s absolute friend
ship lor Great Britain. It is understood
that the government is determined to
_ suppress all demonstrations gghnile to
I Great Britain. t _
a . .fe _ _,- ..  _f _
` ` L
naumcsaaees u;
' isa messes I 
1
 ' it C53? `
_.;=\~': ‘ <.\?$l\; _ .i
0
e ~. rr e   uI%s%@%E%W%
 si  is             
the greetings of .this fillstlonsl Division,
'\\
A4
~1eep at the Switch" was given-'Zby
-
.._
-w
' J ersey , Thomas Caswell Ontario. .
went to show that this session' of National. _
__ ExeslientI‘sl~ectio`ns‘o!`vossl _ ‘audf ' _:in-‘f
~
~.`l\
.~..f
~...-
4'/
»
...
» *D 5 "
°    
% %%
. »
 1' _-_ __ _  _-’ "   ..ff_7‘_
~- 2 ; ~ < '- Ti.; ' at
(J I*  _ _.'_< _  _ 1` -_;_ _._,_ v' -
'_ . » . » " - . .;~:.  i’
 c
_ . _. "`_ : -  _,"" i _ '°"*, "
~ . 1. '  ~ i ~ 1?? = »;:=~_ I F' .‘ T' ”.
1 -  i r   X _~  .33   1 :‘""
~ _ `».. ` fi ~*'- _  »= 3  :;_.;',*;,
Only. in the matter of light 
Its a .splendid`;ili`nef wfe're`   
,No time to waste on fc iil’§?f
...nd you used the "citings, ima 
 . I V’ 
A \
cciiwn Cosa, s 3:5. t
Lustre Gosts~  '150
Lustre Ci als 2.50 1
White Vests 1.00 `
Fancy Vests 1 50 V
2.so‘ - “
Fancy veit!
Flannel Suits ' 6.00 ‘ i
B»_1bn'gsn Underwear 1 00 _
Batter Grade » 12.00- -
S¢ra_wH.ats _ V ,-'Z5 `
».- » `~
Straw Hats .Q5
cmhcsps - ~ .ns ¢
. Denis getwarm when?
oi-i go mul in_mm1wiihisscaomy_
_ “_ "_.' I 1,! _"‘.',_'-
..,` _ `~ -~:- 
e ~ La.,
_   it 4'  ~_~~-;_"~vf_';` ."..,§~ '..'~7`:`§.--f`.»._;i`.`_-`i.'; 
_-  _~' » f '  '~ 5, ;~5_2
i fueiwonosnrucn   `*
. /
'- »
i ` '
. _' .» V' .’
v ‘\ Z' \_ `
` F°P°rYef¢i._  
 ~_;.
..
~f_~~».'_
_  ,.1
1 .  '~-
.' _ at
  ' -,, f ~ .f V-_i,,~-:»“_2;_<»§
Cotton  ‘TJ
Bessel!
Russell Cord--Guitar
Litton Grey
_FsceyffVests A 
UK5_f3§‘l? ’ 1
Wool
Bett'o`r`Gr”a`de*" ‘_
=1Stcsw Hats 
 Hats,
-»g,_lv ix;
 ¢.
V The schooner ,Syanara will bd`dsiie 
'instant from New York with |~|.a~|»,¢| 1 _Q¢a°f|__‘fi`h‘f 
ichestnut sizes . and will he sold low w`-hilstieland-in
V.; _ -,_
f _ .. 
-H. PIGKLBRD. 
Annuals as a  
<1 ii iam.. ff
'Phone 240 _ Peak¢’s No.. 
_Y . 1. 1'. ..‘ ,'
'_ _ ." ~» _‘ =1`.`
.Is Yoon rrosaalvn nno'rma;a 
s'-ATHBI.. at-i -' '
l ‘nessi Wehaveasure cure which can _ 
be given wus or wrrnoo-r the know ~ p
ledgel‘.1he.pagg1t. llesd the follow-
ngw c spec fcritselle- __
l SAR 1'1A:|cxsco, C_u.. Bee. 1. :goo .
DR. WHSAUNDERS &CO.,Chicag0Ill. .
Dear Sh-s -Kind! my thanks :_`.
f lor tin wonderful and permanent. ~
cures you have wrought on many _
members ofm ' I ha ‘ » `
l
bers togromote and advertise this 'most`
` safe an speedycum .for this dreaded _
earn n e
veryrziear luturegl the resu1t`v¢'§ntéhlgr‘ f
ma allow gon tostill continue in 
nmhcsadc pig; isdn me imc
cn_ -
aiooberdiiid 1right‘eou1)s'1i1e'.' Only
 cold _ 0.111012-
thionoblc and wort
- ~ ‘ Yoursi
` r Retj.
We
sndwl
on Bk
curea
:cent
is
8
Ii
I is
004
z
I
i l
ii
§'
i
l
il
i
ii
whhwhsl-you have
or any your relatives 1 ‘V
micted with the Disease of Drunken ‘ 'I
:“s.?:..'r‘...°i:°°*..:*.i°.§.°f '°°°s' sr i __
First-class, S i neg l e and _'
NU'
_ -___ ,
s
C. E. RODD, _
,_ _ ' . Proprietor.
, _‘lime 2|. dem. \
'Special races bythe  _;_ »
A11; 
Hotel, Pownal
#$1
 r `_ _ ` ' A 1 H
  ~B.oDD’s
_Livery Stables _
If you want afsad,§
kn°grea_:*i;n{.£f°m»a>!fxin»vi.;521e;_ lQ0uhle Teams to hire al "  ,._~u.,L;,_,&,,Vu',¢ ,_
reasonable rates.  °'  - 'i .`
LAIISEB’ 
 attsnti:aaoa3¢`_~'
drrs. * I
Phone 80.