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_ SOME DIVINE POWER ments~one that ipeuetrates more
1*' - OVER PAIN deeply in the the flew 'fllfm “DY Hnmrnx, May. z9.-- Fourteen at mst perished. im the revised use
__ SECUNIIS, FIXES 'I'00'I'IIACIIIi IN ZQINUTES V  .
--- Oth" lllllmfnt- It is ll ll“im°“t that s is the toll"exucted the sea places the number at fourteen.
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RUN ON NIERVILINE °\ll`°S ¢¥“lCklY» ibut Elves P¢Fflll1“°"'¢'iii the grim tr-agedy on Crook’s Is- was _qlso thought that 5 woman and
liand, just three quarters or .B mile ii child niui perished. one uns canin-
from Liscmube Ledg-ae, last Frlduymot be definitely established. The
night, when lightshlp Halifax, ‘ No. finding of w_omsn'n and child's ap-
l9, crushed on the ledges iii a dense purel led to this -bellul and until
(gg, recovery oi these bodies are made iti
When the first news of the mis- will never bc~l'.nown Ll the iightship
linp ¢-nmie to, hnnd it “iss thought carried other thanrequlred to man
tlfliéf.
' -_ Yun might spend ten or ii hundred
as
'Poothache ls usually due to neur- klollnrs. hut you couldn'y buy
algln in the guniiror to the couues- ,much relief as you get from n single
on and swellin of the nerie pulp bottle of Nerviline
gi g ~. _ _ .
As “Ner\'iline" relieves I-ougcstioii, I We gnaruiitee Nerviline; we refund
you can easily seo why it cures your muney if it does not relieve
toothnclie. you.
Nervilini- does more-cures uni' in mnny lands it is n household
ache or lmillrill nlly PHT! OI llm bfllly trust, ii remedy that hns justified it~
It nintters not wliere your iuim is. self under the experience of those who
It nlny he in ai joint or niusvlc; it ]ii\\‘e used it. (iiiarniiteed for neur-
nluy irc iieiirnlgfiu or liliiiimg-\; it ulgin, scinticu, lunilingo, rheuniii-
muy lie :i slii'f;i\~i-,piiii is deeply sir i- tisni, ple\u'i>'y, stlwiiiis or sprnins;the _live to-duy nnd not realize that the
nted ,in thc lim.-ii, suit- or riiest. .\`er- ]iir_-e 50 rent fnniily size bottle is
viline will renrli ii; .\‘\~:‘\-ilxuil will niorc econoiiiiciil tlinn the 25 cent
drive it-out. Vial Size. llenlers cvcryivlicre sell
\\/lint is Ner\’ili1.e_ you _'sk .lust .i .\'er\'iline. or direct from The
linlnieut, hui very ::'...c1i .<tr.\i~.grr in mrl'liozoiie l`.i., Kingston, llniiiitlii.
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is the only one in Montague who
has Kreso Sheep Dip.
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I Lice, Mlm, flue, Ticks, aid |!|n‘o7¢‘IIlH|`|flTaIuIo'cts,_QI»\gu¢, _(critics. _`
'_-E; \lut 'm van. 5 xnnnlsullllf p H `
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Standard the world over, Made in sizes from
3 to 36 H. P. 1, 2 & 3 Cylinders for boats of all
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` Write for free Catalogue giving prices and full
information .
FOR SALE BY
Stanley, Shaw & Peardon
- Sole Agents for P. E. I.
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that twenty; or twenty-five persons her across the ocean .
WIIAT IS OLD AGE?
ron'MA'r`1vE LIVING.
No thoughtful "inn or vromian can
rluve Lo the new with the rapidity Ol o'i°HEns ARE Ar io y1~:Ans.
ei ilissr.-lviiig view. All is in l'luX,
Iiothing ut rest or permanent. The --
nntion faces industrial changes, but,
very institiition of the family nod in ened rlsslws and arteries-
-nnil Christiiin man or 'woman slioiild vnnced in years.
and who does not daily take up the E- I-
crons mid follow Him. is rcsponsillile
olii order is changing and giving SOME YUUNGER AT 65 TFT
more than that, the whole civillzol Old nge is not mnrked by y€al`S.
world fnces or leurs changes in the but by the stltioned lrulller the hard'
me religion of the state and individ- Soymriny reovle whom you meet n-
uul, bout the time they reach 40 begin hy
It is the iiidividual's business, in an saying “I can't do th1s,l and I can’t
ern of change, to live forrrntively. do that. because I am getting Old
As ericli enrol polyp helps to build up now." tlley begin to act old. feel
the reef, oven nmid earthqoiik-e shocks old nnd they are older in aplJ€Bl‘1mC¢
on tire ocean floor. So 'each civilized th-:in many who are much more nd-
hvlp to build up religion and civiliza- When you begin to feel ol-d, when
tion. Never did it matter so niuch url your energy begins to fail ‘build your-
tn-;lny wlmt iiiwivildirals stand for find' self up with our delicious cod .\ivu:
do. Never was individual truth~ of and Iron tunic, Vinol. It is H won-
livim: so necessary as uniid the mod- deriul blood-mlskcr and strengtliener.
ern flux of chnnge. Never was therei K. (‘. Iflyce of Corinth, Miss., ‘
nn ern \\'licn for the individual to snysi "7 um _'I§ years old mid my
give up decisions mid drift when the lvlood wus vfrry poor. I ivns in ii i'un-
ti‘:..~is r/.mild be nf-ore ‘disastrous for down condition and felt that I nruixt
the whole of luimnnity. In relation hnvc ,, tonic. Vllnql was rccnniniicliiilf
of 1io"..- thu ruin _or the wom-nn wlho ed nnd it built up my strength until
does not siiind for honour, purity, I felt as Bfrong'and well ns ever.”
and uusclfisliness stirs up, hy just 90| Thousands of old people linve found
nfich, Lim present revolt against in Vinol just thc- medicine they need
lolig-estalilislied i-deals of marriage to build up the feeble, weakened nys-
1\ll<l l'PlV¢"lU1g0.- In reliZl0n, tho in- fe"-l' rind create strength. If it fuils,
fiivirlunl church member who is not W0 Fflf-lll`ll YOUP l?Tl')l"l9.V~ E- A. Foster,
filled with the pure spirit of (‘/hrlst ('*‘llfI':ll Drugstore, Charlottetown, P.
hy just so much, for the spirituni un- .
l`l\St nn-l doubt of the day.
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_ml _,,;. . .lilly and August, -
"‘*""" W. W. Wellner,
c E. W. 'I‘£lyI()I`,
Mail Contract 1~f»y1<». '
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sir_u.i.1n "iii-innmis, ,uidresseii to H“t“l‘°*l0".
the Postmaster Guneral, will bc re- l'“tt9l`S0n.
ceived ut Utt'u\~:r until Noon, on` Mitchell-
rruiny, the 19th June 1914 for the 3'5'25“l'“Wf12l-
couveyunce of His Muieiity‘s Mnils,
on ii proposed Contract for four ..-
vouve, six times per week over Rumi lliill Illililillnmil.. i .
Mail rniitc No. 2 from Vernon River
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Printed notices containing further
‘posed (`nnt.ract muy he seen and
tnincil nt the Post Office _of Vernon
liivor, nicrinitngc, Avondiile and at
Post Uflicc Inspcctor’s Office,
(!iii\rl¢ittetm\'n 9th lllny 1914.
»-- - _ -i Monday Half Holiday
_    We the nndersigried Jewellers and
'ff ~.,*":,Ӥ._._;l-' Opticians have decided to close our
‘\"` "F Q respective lllnces of liusiness` evcry
I* " .___
 Monday nt 1 p. m. during Juno,
_sf nav- .f -' »=~-1. i
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/ For Prevention of Disease
B`y`Natu1rnIMeBl\8' I T `
I ‘EARLY all forms of diseasevare traceable
to sanitary ignorance and an imperfect
action of the liver. .
Eating betweenmeals is a frequent cause of indi-
gestioii and intestinal disorders, because introducing
a fresh mass of food into the'mass already partly dissolved
arrests the healthy action of the stomach and causes the food
first received to lie until incipient fermentation takes place.
The liver, unlike the stomach, is constantly secreting, and when
too much carbonaceous food has been taken, the bile becomes
too thick and consequently unable to perform its office. Every
intelligent person, who appreciates the inestimable value of
good health. should reacl the “Rules of Life" set forth in the
booklet enclosed in every package of
ENO’S “FRUIT SALT”
` By strict adherence to these rules, even ‘those of impaired constitu-
‘lion have been made healthy and comparatively rdbust. Eno's "Fruit
Salt" is a health-giving, cooling and invigorating beverage, which should
be kept in every household in readiness for an emergency. Where il has
been taken in the earliest stages of disease. it has in many instances
prevented what would otherwise have been a serious illness, `
Order a bottle TO~DAY from your dealer.
Prepared only by
J.: C. ENO, Limited, “Fruit Salt” Works,
' London, England
Agents I-or Canada: Harold F. Ritchie & Co., Limited,
_I0 McCauI St., Toronto.
p - _ , ru-\__;i' 'W-_i-uqr
IP. E. Island from the Posemzister  A
(lens-rul`s pleasure.  
h‘4_ink forms of Tender iiniy lie ob- blrcrl A uiri ’27 dn i~
trnin will leave Souris daily except lottetown at 7.50 a. m. Afternoon
I: , Saturday and Sunday at 1.25 p. in. train will leave Georgi,eto\\'n
inf0rm_»iti,,,, as to Comiitiims of pm- ‘ ' arrive Mt, Stewart 4.10 und Char. cert Saturday and Sllndny nt 125
Trotting Bred Stalhon lottetown ‘5.40 p, nz. On Saturday p. m, connecting nt Mt. ' Stewart
1' hy q ' 'V ;_ fl m H pr( P E |  0ii1y_will leave Elmira 1.00 p. m., with Souris train nnd urriving nt
dncing iiniigiiecr uf Aimont wiiks; 4 . I I I S_ouris 2.35, Mt. Stewart 3.15, ar- Vhnrlottetownint 5.40 p. ni. On Slit
ycnrs Old, ,i\¢~_.,1iif,,=_1y Hound ,m.dki;,_1’ ` ____ rive nt (`hnrlotteto\\'n nt 6.45 p, mi iirday only lenveg (icor-retown ut
the oliico of the Post Oflice Inspcc-'line style, good trotting notion, can on Mniirlliy, Jun;-, lst, 1914, ii M°""""g train Wm lmve C1°°’3et°W“, 1-45 ll- l“~ Mt- l'“"‘“""I' 4-10 “"“"“*l
101'- *‘h0“' 2-25 ”l"`f"‘l» (lllfli llllll. \\ffl;Zllf» isliniifgc will lic iniuiu in some of the 5'1q 3' m' colmecting mth Som-iBi“t (nmrlottemwn ul' (L45 D' m 0"
l JOHN F~ WHl`7A“» 115," lbs' , trnins on thi-~ |'luBtM'l\ Dlvisiolli- .tmm “t.Mt' ‘Stewart at G55' °"iv` Suturdny onlv the nftcrnoon trnli
,l Pest omee Insiwenir. l'<‘r further lmrtivllllirs. write. wire wi... .,,.,.<..n.g emi., win ienv.-, ni- '"2 ll* ‘l3”’l°**°F°W" *lf If-"5 “~ "" win imve Mt. stewart .rr 5.15 ii lu
‘lr l'I""“e' mira lluily :it 4.0011.. Iii. >`nuris 5,10 Th” '"m‘m"l-Z trams frm" Souria and arriving nt, Georgvgtgwn nt 7.00 p
` ' W~ S- M"K“"- nrrivc nt lit.. Stcwlirt 7.02 und Uha1‘.lG0orgetown will connect at ll0YliltY rn. No change in other. trains from
25llll-~"»-1lN|fll<l1l3i- i 2f‘"""""29'“f-f- llofretoivii 8.05 fi. in. The niternoon Junction with cxprcssl from Char- Inst time tnhle. 2679-5-30Ml`0i
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Praflolenoy Progress Porrnanonoy Pedlgreo Past Pro-flts Produotlvnnbtn `
Inventor: in fox companies shouldlweigh THREE POINTS I This Ranch has an enviable record Which should interest YQU.
l. The present. Before INVESTING in the'SiIver I"ox Industry ' `
2- “‘° l’"*- Investigate The Dinnis Pedigreed Foxes `
3. The future of this profitable industry ‘ This is a GOING CONCERN I '
The past of the DINNIS RANCH is a record of phenomenal success. This is a 'GROWING CUNCERN
The present of the DINNIS RANCH is a continuation of its past history. Th. C . . ,, \ ,, M ,, ' d,-.V V
The future of the DINNIS RANCH must therefore be certain records forlhiglil-l|\>li)'f¢ncII  mmm' D.n°n-_annum & cm,” 'mann' mek whkh  un ‘Nd "I
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` (2) DALTON-OULTON STRAIN OF I-‘OXES I . (2) 11,, pug ,f Nm  . `. f
L (3) PEDIGREED FOX|35» I , "(3) 'l`li¢lloyelBmkefCaiIuI|,  , '   .
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