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I IW," *Mmm-1-ms 0 \Vlio<»i>ln|cmn|lmi.i "lim
2:-umodlo Clwn au nnoo- It ls a BOON to nucen-rg
I npannm-. 'l1i»nlfeam|q¢{§:1,ntiupll.;v»p9r,
";f;;=~| With Iver: Moms. ma full-ing my
el the non rbroumd :tom thowlllhmuurln
rvllful mums. It lu lnvnlunblo to mother: wh
, ¥°“°l ¢‘-'1*l°f=»» Brno mm im- acre.-noir. smuieq
ALI- DRUGCIUTI.
T O R B
/lNri'§sPrics5r'i!|‘ii'iil\'i‘°
TABLBTS forthe liplh
throat. They ui umm
elleetlvo ami null tic.
r
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0! pour drullllt or'-‘II-om
u_l. 0c.ln clamps.
  ' Vnpc Sreeolono Co. "
‘¢iio_noon seth "_ wo¢d‘u__iit inepcur
liquippod with ilu own Sanitary
~Vlouurn2Cl¢euin3 Plant. ‘ -
Strictly A Tent" hiica eiiotel
` i Comiixalzhtvlddlasaliaizl Inc. "
s'r0_REli r. cl¢Ai"l's
~ G.lJl’\. IAF/l¢.ll
-tl! Cutlnli Sl.. il.Y. _ P
Loemlnz nine- Building
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"We have an excellent range of soft
collars in the plain shades und in
stripes with or without tie to match.
Collars 2 for 250., 25c., `.’5c el.l"h,
_ collars and ties 35c, 50c the set.
Bruce's. _ 5-iiM3i
PM 4 '
ri.; North ,siitlie I silver. lwonuis siccssr
f Black Fox Company, ' SHIP To BE
liassiill A Few snaresio nn on ol ' --._
¢ p L V I I  p , vI.(lNl_l()N, May 4_-So far the White
` Those_\vho wish to invest in a Company offering f "°t""< .( ""“’“"y "“".““°““"“. ‘° ‘°‘"“'
a dividend out of this year‘s earnings had better apply .
at once
year_'s offspring
_ ist.
as~follows:-
The above Coinpiny have sold options on this -
An option on one pair of this years young
on condition that this pair of foxes are to
' remain in the ranch at the expense of the
purchaser until a litter is produced and
that the Company are to have first choice
I
` OF ONE _P'.)P'in addition to the price
agreed to be paid, namely: $ 9,000.00
A second option on _this year’s young at ll,000.00
A third option on this year’s youhg at ll,250.00
2nd.
3rd.
One liticr of this year’s young on which these
options have been given has already arrived and a
f second is ex pected in a few days time.
\ AS ALL THE EXPENSESOF "hr ranch, FEET)
and CARE of I<`L)XES including RANCH MAN-
AGER'S SALARY and NIGHT CARETAKER’S
SALARY are paid inziflvance up to the ist of Septem-
ber iiext, there is absolutely NO OTHER WAY
tin which the ahoie sum of $51,250.00 can be applied
but in payment ofa dividend to the shareholdcrs.T`1is
practically guarantees the investor a dividend of 31-
i.14_..p,c. payable in September this year. THIS IS AN ‘
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for those having
some money on hand TO INCREASE THEIR SAV-
INGS by almost ONE THIRD in the short space of
* 5 . .
I<OUI\ MONTHS as the
not required to be piid until the _ 15th of May next.
A DEPOSIT OF TEN PER CENT to accompany
your application l/VILL HOLD THE STOCK for
you until that date.
Application for stock may be niade`in the foll-
owing form: -
$112.59!
balance' of subscriptions is
To Messrs. Warburton & Shaw, ~
i Solicitors, Charlottetown, P. E. I..............i9r3
I hereby apply for. _ . . .. _ .shares in .thc North
Shore Silver-Black Fox Company, Limited, and 1 cn-
close you  ...being io p. c. deposit on same
balance to be arranged on or before the 15th day of
May next and in default, this 'deposit to be returned
to me
' NAME  
Annasss.........,....;_.  
/
Applications inziy also be marie to any of the following`:--
Johli S Cousins, Park Corner; R I.elgli Sutlicrlaiid,Sc:i View;
William Cousins, Baltic; james Cousins, Baltic;
Robert McNiitt, Darnley; .(_2. Ernest McNutt, Darnlcy;
‘ 1'. McNutt SL Son, Malpequc. ~
Apl,24Mwil/Ilitf
'Mfr P*-' " ' I n  ` ' """'°"' """"“'”"""""'7"""l to try Doau’s Kidney Pills. I did so
*fl* _ - R nd to-dn I don’t know what it is to be
_ ‘ 4 - liired andymy lame back is all gone. V I
I . 1 . ` , can recommend them to any person suf-
' ‘ " _ __ J  _ [er-ing with lame back and that terrible
if;  ' .~ tired feeling.” t ‘
' `» ',. _ " ' ` Price, 50 cents a box. 3 f0r $1.25. At all
Q -~ ' ' ' - . dealers, or mailed direct. on receipt _oi
n I rice by The T. Milbum Co., Limited,
Toronto, Ont. s
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KING   ,PLUG
' l C<HE"VV'fN'G° TOBHDGO
` |s"|N’A"`oi`.Ass sv `|'l~s9ci1r‘i ` _' A
It su asses all others iii _quality and flavour because the
prhcess y`whleh' it is made' differsfroin others.--lt is deli-
ciously sweet and non-irritating. A ` `
f snub lvdnvwl-|l‘_nl| ice A PLUG
liocr cur r’ositico“cu., manuiatiurm, queues'
G 
" kidneys are out of order. I
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` ceived at Ottawa iintil Noon, on Fri-
] lllSllUP lltlllll
,The consecration of the new Bishop
of Charlottetown, Right. Rev. Henry
J. U Leary, will, as was announced
some time ago, take place in the
Church of the Sacred Heart, Bath-
UFHY. N. B., on Corpus Christi, the
22nd inet., commencing at 9 o'clock,
“Ye the Catholic Register. The
cards are out for the event, answers
returnable to Rt. Rev. William Var-
Flly. U. D., Bathurst Village. We un-
derstand H‘ls Excellency, the Papal
Delegate, Mgr. Seagal, win be the
consecrutor. and His Grace Mgr. Mc-
Neil, the preacher. The invitation
card hears the arms of the new bis-
h0D- They hear s star, the Bncrod
Helirt, an onk tree, tha barquc of Pe-
ter and a lion rampant, tower and
mailed hund, all of which shows
that Pius X. nominated a. Sacred
HGHN1 l‘-autor to P. E. I., where a
Previous Bishop (McIntyre) had for
arms n harque of Peter, a prelate of
irish origin belonging to the British
Empire. The motto is a pretty one:
15¢l`Hlli\ra tutum-“Prepare a safe
LAUNCHED
niunltutc the official details of the
size ol_lts new vessel the Liritannlc,
¥‘<'W 'll'-11114 bllilf by Harland and Wold
in llielhu-it, but the folluwilighre the
approxiimitc diinensinns of the ship:
"I-'lf|1rtli,_ 8_8? feet, 9 inches; breadth,
.I4 fect, il inches; gross tonnage, be-
t\Vt‘0n 50,00(li1n<l 51,000.
The liritannic willrthus, while with-
"M U10 ll‘lll£Ul and breadth of the
Aquituniu, be about 4,000 tons heav-
l¢ll`. llllll ill respect tu tonnage will
also hc slightly in excess of the Im-
pvrtitor. ‘
The llritnnnic will probably be
lullncllcd in November next.
MRS. I’ANKHlll'tS~lT
GUNS 'l‘() HOSPITAL.
LONIIUN, May 4-Mrs. Emmeline
l’unklulr:~'t, the militnnt sudrngette
l\:uflvi', was tudny, with the consent
of the uuthoritics, removed from the
house in which she has been staying
in London to it nursing home at
Woking, where she will remain un-
der the supervision of the police. She
travelled in it motor nmbulan0e,Whii:h
wus followed by it taxicab conveying
sr~\er.i1 Scotlund Yard detec\'.lves,who
were on duty to prevent Mrs. Pank-
hurst attempting to flee the country.
CH.-\l\'ll‘1ON AID T0 CUPID
ON JOB FOR THIRTY YEARS.
(fl-IICAGO, May 4-Morris Salmon-
son, marr;uge license clerk here for
30 years, who hnd issued more than
500.000 licenses to wed, died yester-
duy. Mr. Snlmonson retired from
ofllce at the nge of 70 years. He had
semi two generations wedded and was
ushcrinf: the third into mutrlmony
when his retirement became neces-
sary.
 
illlllllllill WITH KIDNEYS
ll0ULll’|l0T SWEEP Flllllll.
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It is hard for is woman to look after
ber household duties when she is suffering
from n weak and aching back, for no
woman can be strong and well when the
The weak, lame and aching back comcs
from sick kidneys and should be attended*
to nt once so as to avoid years of sutferinl!
from. the kidney trouble which is sure to
follow if the back is neglected. h b k
Othfit` i' iiinintencl
DosIi!i‘s £I,[{itliIie;lgI’iIls ashould be taken.
They go right to the scat of the trouble.
Mrs. Joseph Tliroop, Upper Point. De
Butte, N.B., writes;-"I cannot. spepk
too well of Doan’s Kidney Pills. boi
two years I w so tired, life was a burden
und I got. u ixne tired than when I went
to bed, andpmy back was so lame I could
hardly strai htcn up. I took diflerrint
kinds of medicine, but none of them - id
me any good until ii friend advised .ne
When ordering direct specify “Doan'n."
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MAIL CONTRAC
`~ SEALED TENDERS, sddressedl;
.tho Postmaster General, will he re-
' day, the aoth May, 1913, lor the con-
veyance of His Msjesty's Mails, on a
proposed Contract for four years, six
times per week over Rural Mail Route
No. 1 from Midgell, P.}ll.I., from the
Postmaster General's pleasure.
Printed notices containing further
information as to conditions` of pro-'
lloled Contract may be seen and-
hlnnk forms of Tender may' be 05'
.tained at the Post Offices of Midgell,
Merle Bridge, Milburn. Maple Lest.
the office 'of the Post Office.
JOHN F. WHEAR, ’
Post Office Inspector's Office,
Charlottetown, » - April 313?-. Elini?)-"SL
L_--l_.
Discovery ln Nigeria of “Tho Blond
blk! of Llfi’
News has been received from South-
°l`l Nlserls of ii remarkable dlleovdy
lllll made by Mr. P. Ainhury Talbot,
a District Commissioner, of what is
known as the "Sacred Lake of Life,"
on which, according to popular belief,
the exlstencehf n. hundred thousand
people depends.
When, some months ago, Mr. Talbot.
returned from extensive travels in un-
known parts of Nigeria., he announced
as one of the most interesting dis-
coveries the finding of the Lake of
Dead in the Oban country. This he
visited after great dlillculty, and ln
spite of the fact that porters and car-
riers refused to proceed to the dread-
ed spot. The scene about the lake,
he said, was full of mystery and dread.
The surface of the water was ab-
5°\Ul€lY Bllll. Bud round about were
ten-feet hlgli bushes, bearing what
looked like great tufts of creamy
flowers. These, however, proved to
he nests of tree frogs. The place
wks a sanctuary for all wild things,
for no hunter would dare to penetrate
the bush to this fearsome place.
lilther, the natives believed, came bl’
night the ghosts of long dead Ekoi,
to drift in sad companies, hopeless
and walling, over the surface of the
water. On Mr. ’1‘albot’s return to
Nigeria he fotind that the news of the
discovery of the Lake of the Dead
had brought to light the fact that an-
other sheet of writer to which mys-
terious powers were ascrlbed existed
in the neighborhood of lkot-Obo, the
chief town of the lbiblos, and one
afternoon Mr. Talbot and Mr. Eakin,
accompanied hy Mrs. Talbot and her
sister, set out to endeavor to locate it.
Hitherto the knowledge of the lake
had been kept a. jealously guarded
secret. from all ,Eur0peans, and not
even the natives, with the exception
of the high priests. had been allowed
to approach the sacred water-the
dwelling-place of the greatest deity
of the race. Access to the luke was
through a sacred grove so cunnlngly
contrived that a stranger might pulls
within a fe\v yards, yet never find
the holy pool. Mr. Talbot and his
party. guided to tho spot, found that
the water was full of (feat fish, on
the welfare of which depended the
life of the Ibihio race. The fish were
so tame that they fed from the hand
of the reigning high priest, the only
native human being allowed to look
upon the water. Formerly many vic-
tims were annually sacriflced here,
though at the present day human
life was not permitted to he taken.
Countless legends had grown up
round the spot. lt was said to be
placed by its flrst guardian, the Thun-
der God, under the care of s python
and a leopard, who ceaselessly kept
watch and ward, and destroyed anyone
rash enough to seek to penetrate its
mysteries. It is especially sacred as
the dwelling-place of the most power-
ful Deity-the Great Mother-whose
symbol is a holy rock facing the eli-
trnnce. Near by the travellers found
s. second pool ancillary to the lake
itself. In the centre of this is a palm
treo, near which, in the water, are
stationed ii msn, a girl, and a boy,
who bear the name of the goddess,
as they were granted to the parents
in direct answer to prayer.
SWINDLING COUPLE
Moving Little Play That Was Aeted
Too Often
A couple of clever swlndlers vic-
timlsed several fashionable hotels at
Vienna. It appears that a well~dres-
sed man was ln tho habit of frequent-
ing tho hotel lounges, apparently wait-
ing for a friend. Soon after his ar-
rival, in would come a. very poorly
dressed woman and appeal to the
gentleman, to whom ahs was to nil
appearances a totnl stranger.
She would tell n pathetic story of
privatlon und suffering, and~ the be-
nevolent hearer would draw the other
guests’ attention to her case and start
a collection for the woman, placing
a piece of gold in his opera hat. Soon
ii substantial sum would be obtained
and handed over to tho woman, who
would depart with tesrsl of gratitude.
The gentleman would later leave the
hotel. .
But the game was played once too
often. A visitor who had seen a
similar performance enacted some
time previously at another hotel at
which he had been staying rewzhlled
the welhlressed stranger and gave
information. , V
The stranger was followved, and was
found in the street sharing the money
with the woman. They ware arrested
and identified as a xnarrtlsd couple,
who spent their time travplling from.
town to town all over Europe in order,
to carry on their operations.-Centra.l»
Bilibld'Prison, at Manila, was the
scene recently of the production of is
play. written, staged, and acted by
by prisoners, and before an audience
co'i-nposed of prisoners. `_
News.  ‘
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prisoners, in is theatre specially _built
l
death. I ,
Sleeplessness 'may arise from a variety of
causes, but it is most common to persons who
are nervous or whole nerve! are temporarily
deranged. Complete insomnia quickly ends in
So long as the nerves and brain are excited
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by patient and
fully restored.
Misery of Sleepleuneu i
t .f
iiteadied and composed that you sleep well, md
persistent treatihmlt health Il
Mr. Dennis Mackin, Maxton, Sdsk., Write! l
“I have just finished using the sixth -bolof Dt '
or irritated sleep is impossible. When your inter-
est is so little taken up with other things that
you begin to yawn you recog-
nize this as ii sign that you are
ready for sleep. Fatigue is
upon you, and you are ready to
dismiss all other matters and
seek the restoration of Nature.
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Persistent sleeplessness comes -.'15--€;.f"" ' '
as a warning that your nerves   
tty.
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Nerve Food does not produce  ';
f £7
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ff/'
f 7,
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' di 1 thtiti
are out of tune. Dr. Cliase’s g ‘ /,_ ' Q i
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sleep by deadening the nerves, , ,~ _.ff/' _'.55-;/_* i 1
Cliusc’s Nerve Food, and I must say that when '
I counneuced using it my nerves were so bld
that I could scarcely get my
V slci-p. I would lie in bed neat- .
Iynll nig`lit"'witliout°slr-cp, and '
one who has this lroublc know!
ilu- luisery ol' sleepless nighb.
The Nerve Food helped mg
from the slurf, and has built up
my nervous system wonder.
fllll_\'. I now ur_1j0y good, gound
Sl1’<’_l*, nuf! instead of feeling tir-
ed in lh<~ niornings l am strong v
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toni naturally ‘by restoring the
but it does remove the symp- 
and hi-nllliy mul well fitted fa;
my daily work,” '
nervous system to health and
strength. Continued sleepless-
ucss means a tremendous loss 
to body and mind, for during .L
the sleeping hours Nature
makes good the vitality con- _ ,
suined in the duy’s work. ‘ ~` .'
When you are subject to 'f _
dlecplessncss you can usually  _
find other symptoms of 'norvous
exhaustion present, such as
headache, indigestion, nervousness and irrita-
bility, loss of memory and difficulty in con-
centrating the mind.
These warnings are not to bc lightly over-
looked, for they tell of approaching proslrzitiori
or paralysis. 'l‘here is nothing like Dr. <‘llaso’s
Nerve Food to build up the exhausted nervous
system. In a few days the `nerves arc so
yr' * ~‘~.'.., tin 
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' ' Could Not Rest or Sleep t
Mr. F, A. Krutz, Schwartl,
Que., writes : “For about one
year bcl`oi‘c using; Dr. ChaBe'l
Nerve Food I was a complete
noi-voiis wrcvlr, Could not rest '
f' or slvcp, was irritable and
easily c.\:citcd, and had iiidi~
gestion und drvu<il.'ull head-
nchcs. My ncrw-s were 1-oniinuull_v on edge,
mid I fcurorl prostratioll or paralysis. __
“After llic iii-sl tlircc boxes of Dr. Chase’l
Nerve Food I felt mcully improved, and sii”
boxes iniuio nic 1-nlii°<»l_v well :ind strong. There
is no liwcililneiit in ilu- \\'ol'ltl nhovc Dr. ChaB6’l
Nerve Food :is ai nit-tins ol' building up 
nervous system.” _
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Dr. Chase s erye oo
50 cents a box, 6 for $2.50, all dealers, or Edinnnson, Bates & Co., Limited, Toronto. ~
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Lillie siemens
ctisu
NEAR soo cimlt
SAULT STE. MARIE, May 4.-
Steamers 'l"'urrett Crown and Wm. S.
Mack, both down bound with grain
cargo, collided nhout S o‘clock ‘clut-
urday night. ahrciist. of Round island
in upper St. Mai‘y's hay. The Mack
had just been pulled off from 'shore
nt White Fish Point by ‘thc tug So-
honic at four o'clock in tho after-
noon nnd resumed her trip down the
river.
HON. I. G. McKllY _
I8 T0 RUN llilllli
EDMONTON, Moy 5.-Hon. (‘, W.
Cross unn_ounces that he will resign
from his seat in Edson and allow
1-Ion. A. G. MacKay to contest the
riding as a government candidate.
b‘UBS'i`1TUTl~lS l"lN(il‘iIi Fllli Ngldld
Lili* AN(ll‘]l.l‘)S, (‘iil., 1*-luy ~i.-
Mrs. Mabel Johnson 'wus iliscl|ai‘i<e<l
from the Pasiulena hospital ycstcrdn;,‘
with the little finger of hor left. hrind
knitted on her iucc und doing duty
as a nose. Mrs, Johnson lost her
real nose in an operation. The linger
,tip was placed between thc cyl-s, the
lilino relnoved to make iiiiritlili-i, und
now elle is breathing easily.
HOONFIR Sl‘.’l("IDFi
THAN H(')llSE(‘].I<iA.\'.
` Ni_r'rr.sv, N. J., in.-.y 44 n..ua<~~
cleaning is said to hnvv ilrivcn l\ll'.
William llrniulul to suicide.. lie
quit benting cnrpels in the yard oi
his home on Ccutrc strcct ycstcrdny
,`iii’ternoon, und lutcr his body was-t
follnd in thc wzltel' nt. the lioltnni ni
rt deep hole in ii ncnr by stone quul'i`Y.
A note iuldl‘ei<scd tu ;\l;'i~‘. llrnn-
‘iltl wus iullnd in ii clvii. in thc rocks'
, .
'und the mcssngc is credited ns the
farewell nregsiigc of her husband.
, “I cnn't heat carpets or clcnn
house," it read, "and it ain't no use
of you trying to make mc. When
you rcnd this I hope you will give up
your habit of cleaning house cvory
time you hear it robin sing."
'l'YI‘lit)Il) I<]l’I|)EMI(}
CAUSED BY PLUMBER.
I’~\lill~‘, Miiy fl-The present serious
typhoid epidemic in the Latin quat-
ters, it has been found, was caused by
pcnrclessness of n pipe-fitter who mio-
connectcd the supply pipes to the re-
cent Congress on Physical Education
int thc, College of Medicine of f- tho
`Sorbonne. Thus ordinary Bains
water was furnished for drinking pur-
poses to the assembly, the physicians,
the students nnd the trainers. Tha
sfunc error in piping to a large stu-
dent lodging-house brought. n crop of
these cnses. ...There were seventeen
typhoid dcnths this week as against a
normal of four,
, nn. A.  cllisneég
_ Glllllli POW I
" " “‘ ii.."?,°f..‘."..i“»§|;’i.'§‘..'Ei’..".t?T.‘3.l...‘l’.‘.
clclrl the air passages, stops drop-
l"“§J.'..'§‘3§fi`I3.“`=?.'.l"r‘ii'5"i>'é$2§I
ik. A box : blower free. Accept. no
subutitutoi. All dznlera pr IQIHIKIS
lnuw A ll.. Umitau. Toronto
;~ ,_ _--_ A -_ r 5- ---I-" 1
4 > _ if _ __Al.-l"
Post Office Inspector. ` _ , ,
Pen-Angle
_J place
ID.-._
.
@2
‘I
Union Suitns
U i Do Delight H it
Those Who Wear Them
. 1
You will feel so comfortably
clad in your first Pen-Angle
Union Suit. . .the underwear
that fits and does not lose its
shape. 1]] Nor has the wash-
tub any terrors for this knit-
to-fit and warranted-not-to
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