__ _ _ ,_ _ ~ .- ' . _ ._ I _ .» -._»t.._»~- ._~,;2f'¢w_;-.~.~_-;.-2. , _ ». -i~. -, e' _..:. "’_`=~,i'j>‘f'<~»~'.»_f-~‘=_= »._~_2\-'?._'*_'~*‘ -»¢'¥~i‘_;__J,~"~_-_f!‘._»:_ ’¢'§‘§}.c49,_iTs¢,,»sq=;’51',.~y.‘ ,wg lei;-?;_'._-»2“`?‘_,,",_»_.».-'~'4‘;t; 'f.¢;1»,>» jf__'-'_'~.f-¢'._,.»__¢ ' ~ . .;~;-.-;`~ ' ~ ‘.», " -it r?;~.r'i‘.-»-='“‘-_;.‘. -.~ii»;-Z»-f;“h<1i.eai‘?e1§r<.._.antics1'-.»!:ie=i-.fatf=:_-11%.-=-?F‘rf=¢eii'r-.e _ -JUNE 25. 1919 ~ ~- ~~l»-~» __THZI;imBT NEWS _ - THE_ CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIiiKN ~ naar on 'Apu ' PAGE THREE __ .» I- ~ .' » ~ ~~ -'i :"~‘ ='-:‘~'..-".0 -."" -‘c"';»7."_'f'i'l’5""t _ __ , _ ~_i i '""'*v‘r' » ‘ - - #95 "¢f""‘~-'_‘ ‘ - ' .';.-f'.»4'..‘!.“€§¢ ’/»‘,". ' - -' ' ` " .~" . ._, -rs \\~‘ - _,», , in r’-4 -.`~ ~\ '_ .»,,_,.. .','.,i_» __-(___,¢__._ __ _ _ . »r._.' 5 f v ~Z t'1».'- '/’£~"' ‘»‘¢.' ff:-i __ ‘f.:~'~;~ -‘ .;'»i".5f"r7'_.'~ _-_--"1 _ o-..-_ -.~,.._.. , ...-»¢~»mr_ ' .- “I HIINESTIY BELIEVE ‘IIIU T-A-TIVESI’ T The Greatest Cure Fur Hheumelism ln The World” ' Ki~'o\\‘i.'ro.\r, Que., Oct. mth. 1909, “ For many years, I siif`fcrcrl front severe Rheumatisin, :ind the attacks were very ilistressiiig and prevciiteil inc from doing mv ordinary work. I triedinrin renicdies and pllysieiiiiis’ trcatnieiits, but nothin,;f seemed to do me inncli gdody and I was becoming very anxious for fear I would become ii periuauenf cripple from the disease. I tried “ I-`ruit-a-tives ” and this inediciue has entirclv cured me and I honestly believe it is the greatest Rlicuinritisni enre in the world.” _ 1:. E. MILLS. Such n statement could not be bought from n niaii like Mr. Mills. Ile thinkq too niiich of his good iuiine, to sell it or sign it to an uutrutli. Mr. Mills tried " l<`ruit~a-tives” after all otliertrcatiiieril fail:-d--.'iiirl “Friiit-a-tives” cured him nt' Rlieiiniafisiii. ln thc gooihn-ss of his lieart, he wrote tlic above letter in order flint sufferers in all parts of Caiiuidn would know thnt there is one remedy that nctually docs cure Rliciiiiiiitisiii. This ti~stiinoni:il was cutirelv unsolicited on our part. Wcilirl not know that Mr Mills wzis taking “Friiit-a-ti\'cs" until we received thc above letter. It is ncase like Mr. Mills' that proves the ni.'ir\'ellous powersof “Fruit-a-ti\'es" in arresting and curing disease. lt nifty be stated, without fear of contradiction that "Fruit-n~tive5” will positively cure Rlicniiiafisiii when properly used. I “Friiit-a-tii-'es" is the only incdieiue in the world made of triiit juices and is the greatest Rlicnrnatisni cure kiiown to modern seieiiee. goo. :\ box, for $2.5o_ or triul box, 25e. Sold by nll dealers or sent, postpaid, ou receipt of price by 1"ruit-ii-tives Liiiiitcd, Ottawa. _ i-;-~”_'__*°°~_i~_::::_..__* ~~_.` '_:::;;:r; _-r ff-*"f"_-W ~ ' '~_-:' rr-:ff*_'~; 1'; - - ;;-;:_~_>;._.;_'; _ t _'v if/arf” has proved that there is something in a n am e, when it means qualify TOASTED “Kellogg's" is the equivalent of “Quality” in cereals. The very limit of flavor and nourishment 'rim cnurs ~ 0 li Piiciciics Kellogg’s meets hunger more than half- way and it stays by you to the ne_xt meal. The cost is small. _The taste is great. ii' » 1ean'iievlHé°°i‘i§rriiiiteif iiiieiien canine saves I lime, lahor, Health, and Pays fer Itself RITE torlav for our free booklet. lt tells how the Ilarnilton Kitclien Cabinet W forever docs a\\'l',' witli Kitelieii ilriidgery, iiiiproi-cs '_bar :ipp_carziiii'e of_the Kitchen and saves its own cost nuin_v, ninn_v times. _'|_`Ii~~ Haiiiiltoii conibmes all the latest rind inost scientific Kilelicn Cabinet .ciil1ii'es. We will ship you a Haiiiiltou Kitchen Cabinet subject to vour approval. lf _ _von are not plciiseil with ' A it, return it to us at our 1 cxnensc. i ' _ (tur booklet tells how you it __ __ . vnu pity for this \vi»ruIerl_iiI_ ifevirc while it is payiiii: lor ' rr ` in r i itsc laiery urseui e_o\rg'it to luive the llriiiiiltuii Kilclirn C:il\ii\et_ It srives hall' _your food \\'iiti_ tuda Icicle on HIIMILTIJN _ ite..-_-._ _ __ 12;" ' r~““!= _ KITCHEN _ ,_ -.fa-_ -_-:i\£_. ._ __.A___ ,___ _ _ chrurrer Ill . - // _\§ \ `fj r the riihiiirerr iricueirori eu.. uri. - -1 _-_ri-i;_“_'i-,_ rnniirmorriiriin loricii WE WANT i>i:ii.riWS: . -- I One Mile Rims: ,o0_ no-_ 440 Yarn _Dashes. Ifalf aut Half Mile Bike (|;_0y,~_ sixtccju and_iiii_ler).gjiiéiggeginléfalgrggg Three Mile Lap Bike RACES? 101° \ au ti an Jumps. _ _ _ _ , » In addition there will be a MrI_itar___y 'I ug Offeaxiié' _§_’_;?_5_‘d;§ other spectacular Mrlztary levents. _ _l1_¢W _ _ marchin nie nan Mite walking Race. ore" *O M‘1‘“” ‘“ "““‘ Y g order- Entries close june 27- _ _ - ' Special Rates by rail and boat vii en. - - mend conveiifilii/TNI) IN A'i‘ '1`i-fNDANCl"»‘*fi _ . Q ° t Admnuon 25 cm" Grand Stand I0 cen s ' W. A. Gaudet ssiurioti on ciiiiiii ~ ttfontinueil From Page Une.) ci:iLled on Macaulay with a proposi- sentiul that I go_ to l’ai'lianient, but tuin my self-respect." Have we rot siitferoil grievously from men who pect has been sacrificed for it. Con- science has been oiitrageil and even silenced, and all public interest has been iinpei‘iled by it. This first fact is momciitoiiu, thntl in conscience lies the whole hope of self-respect, and in self-respect lies the -hope of government. Add this second fact. In conscience lies the hope of continued idealism. ldeali.~im~wc oiiglit by this time to have outlived the icur of the word. Whatever vugiie indefiiiiteness it may have hu.il, whatever it may have meant in 5-ipeciilativc philosophy, for us common men it is the word of our highest manhood. Your iilcalist is always patient with them because he has a great assiii-ance that the thing as it ought to he will yet come. He measures life ny its iileal.- He takes his next step, not because he must and not as though it were the final one, but as- thc next Stiff) in H P117-h which may he long, hilt whose end he never doubts. Your idealist its the most practical nf all men if hc be 3 true idealist, for he will not live this one day as thoiigh it were all He will live it as g child of eternity. I-ic secs the goal, and he knows that thc movement is toward that goal. But the eye of the soul that secs friv- _thest is the conscience, for it sees those eternal verities which lic at the heart of the universe. lt is a striking comment on thc i:oni-sc which most of us take, that we think of youth as the period of ilisillusion. ln Elihu Vcdder‘s illus- tration of those lines of Omni' which di-nl with the .soul between doubt and faith, he nialics doubt the face of an old mlin, bearded and heavy with 'eyes of nge and marked brow; while _fnith has the face of n youth, inti- turc .enough to be strong, but voiini: cnoiigli to be cleiir-eyed and fresh in outlook upon life, _._The thing that unsettled some of tis at first whcrn we set. out to fiiiil and takeioiir place in -_the world was the half cyiiicnl air with which we were met by many of the inntiirc men. We are told that Iii'-e would know better in ri few physmmm "V 3 Im‘Ii“' "IIIII-*T Iycars. They meant. that our faith would be groiind out of us in thc rub of daily experience, that _._\\'lien ,our ideals, wc would settle down to Ithc hunidriiin of things. And they Iwi-rc right hut for one inet, that any man can keep his iaith if hc will keep it good conscience. _-\ny niun can bc a ti‘iiimphant idcnlist if to him there is one _arent goal toward which the whole iiniveitse moves, the gonl ivhieli _ _ _ 1 .only coiiscir-rice makes plain to ___ , _ :iny iiifin. l’i'offssiir Jones of lllrrs Ulm ____ _VN __h________ ___ ___k_ __ -_ . _ _ i. .ze incri- cow has just been iirgiiitl that the ent] of the nioderii nge is the call .of idenltsin, but,he| names his book .\lf-n talk to ns of practical politics. I God knows wc have siiffcred our politics could not be worse. _~\t. its \\'Dl`St. iiIl‘i~_l politics is the ivorlft of whose work is 'thut of brains withoht eoriseieucc. Fur better for the futu- tivc coiiscieiice than men who have n trreut intellect and no conscience But lUIl.~il'lEnC( tliiiii here in our own iia.t.ion_ i\len iioiiiici-il~aiirl political life toilnv have wiilc that they are nothing short. of ( ievivnls of religion One mziv miss touch his vci‘y fingers and lin never i knows that they are there Yct Iicrc are the questions of the wliole world. i Men who are eiitei'iin_: citizenship to- ansivt-r niiestioiis like these: Unn n new riicial type be formed bv srnldgn blending in large proportions of the lPf‘0Dles of all the cr1rth? Will demo l"`F~l‘-y' \\’f'l`Ii in it lurizcr way '? (rm, Lim natioii hold to;:e:_uei‘ till the blend- | Hli: takes Dluve " what is the lint t o _ _ ' OF CONSCIENCE level ji political lite in our land is _ _ hiizher than it has been, even in tic- I- _ ' ' ` roic days. These recent years ot ' . Ili-Kitittioii, revolutioii, eruption have seriousness." People across the sen had their effect. When 5 delegation dl) DUI UNI it In US. Illli It IS fI\0l`l2» Our laws iiiflilirate it for one thine. tion whicli he could not, approve, dur- There is Il" "tho" "CCUIIIII-I“_L' IDI" UH* ini.: the campaign for Pnrlimnciit, he fact that most of our It-'islatioii suid : “Gent.lenicii, it is not all es- i it is aillsolntcly essential that 1 main- t have reversed that dictum ? Se1f-rcs- B our faeces grew seuined we would lose gli. 'S tm hum "I ""tI“"g- III* “\<\‘ “ici-eallsiii as ri Practical (`i'eetl.” lt. F is not the creed of the vi_sioiizir_y_ - =-h'ir. fr i~< ~t`--1 1' ' r- » . e om tint itti po ities Ii_rn_l ,__ _ _ ___ _ _ I _MT life. _-is early ns those days of It-lin.: eoiiscieiu-c without brains, nnd that ( _ _ _ uceo. s- ' I: ‘ - - is better' than the practiciil politics _, ` an HIL mu" “Im fem" "III _ _ _ _ . t rule." 'I'liere arc few ilaiizciws in it _ re nil lic '_ _' ' ; - ' - re of the race that men his in po\\'r,i~ I I mm” while mm “MII II” who have little intellect and sensi- ~ . . _ power (., fl- .- ,._ ,, _ ._ whose intellect is under control of il' U “III Ulflylifuly _c [Jim ,b U, _ - _ ' avi best of nll when men are in . , ) Tl ,_ -.' _ _ _ _ _ H iiic is no place wheic an ideztlist W has larircr field for irmctical power j., wlio_u.i‘e entcriiii: our social niid eco- ,TIM yml “Im 'IUIISD A Icmlm' by Um _ _ _ » - n como in ri time when certain ixrc-nt H moral rcviviils are on, so deep and T _ . _ I ` _ " ' , a them, may gn his wav iliiconscious ot' I them. The i‘;i'ca.test facts of *life may J, nz poem of l_iro‘.'.'riiiig which lic » ir ar l_` ~ ~k - ~ - ' _ _ _ ‘ c if-ini: win ed out problems which i,1,,1,_,i mn _,t,,,,,_,`f nm] |,,,1__ H? mum, t llie Lost Irvadcr. It lieiriiis with day can fake part in niovcnicuts to .lust for a ribiind to stick to his save it* the answers to thcbe iiu C ,and that we npprovn the thc legisl t statute books of New York move _t l 0 e P w them. m ing- The worliI's poet is right wlic he reminds us thnt. there are time when "conscience doth make coward of its all," lint it gives every mn an alteriiativc_ lt will if it m a ful to that bettur man within hini e h n W t ferns the place, in history. It is tl: w bc d ii be the captain or thestokor 1 h UI' \ndtti a I I h of heroism, losing thc color of his n Y t t t t ll tions agniiist which hc feels poiver- lr-ss. He discovers that he ciuld he spzireil, so fur as he can see, with no Jar to the iiiachiiiery. His life si-I-nts very petty and iininiportiint. Il lic “`0l`€_ft t-Trent lawyer, or nn eminent _ I., _i‘l`, rr|- an infliicntinl nit-i‘cIiiint, he crnlildo sometliiiig -to birtter conditions. lint he is iiifiiiitcsininl in his iiitliiciiciu l __une was organized when he came to it. Whitt; enn he do? ’l`haf. is n per- ilous time, for Iii' will readily cr,-nic to feel that since hc ilocsnot count, he i'i'nlly rloes not. count, wiiicli is ft ilcviI's lie with which he ilzinins mcn’.s souls. (lf eoiirse he i‘ount.~:, und in trite rler:i'ce he lirzlitens or ln; lrii'kr~iis thc systiin into .vhtch he inies. The t_iiiic is iipportiiini, for .~_u~i‘ of Iiinisclf us tigniust.eiinilitions and lii'af_-is himself for that larger oniitnig for which he knows he is >i'epiirid. It is the tinui ivhcn the Iii-mir* stint in hiin gets iiiittcd and 'ciid_v_ _ lint the opportunity appeiirs Inter. on llliistiuati' it .nriaiii fioii Ji ' if ivhicli I spoke ii moment. uc-"ii, .\`~- .., ini ton much docs not know low o riders feiir to mnkc encniies. The oc pruiioiiiiced on n man “-110,1 ni] ren speak well ot' him is pcciiliai'l_v iropriutc for rulcrs ina lcuioci':i~ e iiiidccidcd where decision is ncccs- I HPF- U|1i\'l‘I'¥Fll iropnlai-tty is nn- ortliy n, lcnilcr of ii frce people. It ' an old sayiiig, but it. is tiin~ icn who Ii.il'.e him. ’I‘lici'e are move- icnts rnnniiig today that r‘_ut.si|uarc cross the desires of some men. 'hose mnvcniciits challenge nien to, ay. To avoid them hcciiusc tl.cy| re not popular with everybody is to lny thc coiviird and to bc false to >nsciencc_ You i\‘ineinhr," tlnitsf.i'i-I rote in his yoiiiii.:ei‘ davs when his lint fnniiliui' coupler,-~ ust. for it hiiudful of silvcr, he Ipit us, tout. And \\'hafe\'ei' llrowniiu; nieniit hy safety in inilividiuil \i>eic.l'*Ii in aide-I mocrucy ‘_’ How shall a "Mio" iw sBved_ froin niuterialism in its period of iicqiiii'irig wealth? No nation has _vet so been saved. What erin wg make peeiilinr. in our own nntion tn %_%____ Cures Seasickness .\Ioiiiersl|l's Ilenn-_ily quickly I-nres sen ur friiln ufekrirssr Liiiiiriiiiteeil iuife nnrl hiirinlnsri. f'>fli~|iiiIl xi_li0n hnx. All ilriigizhits or direct front Mother- _ stil ltcnicdy Cu.. Siu i.'lulii.iid l.lld||.,.Ueirult.Mlcti. COMMONWEAETH IIOTE L .1-_ ____-___.;. _ -_ -_ \ ..._-_-:___ 1,; _ _ \__ _ 1,... _ i 'i"_e~_ Bn -°"" ___ ` _ `--- ..._ _____,._ ._ .ui e n=.f."'ff=:; _ rirtfir; ._ ,_ ._ __ ~ ._._i.\ ,' \\’_' _`\"`\\\‘_, _ \`\ I _I :D0"Q5'h I' 'F|j`I.' ‘ __'_`;~‘-_ 5_/ -_ :fer \_Ki` I g~r_Bf _,nv Pi? ‘iii:`cI§)»¢I%t'-'r"“5l{r’ -eh ___ lf1!I_§';1..i-‘ _£71-`.;=";' _-_\_.v _ :T K _.I _._ ____ _,_ _(V _, _ '1 fi if _, oi.. _ nfferir rooms with hot and 'cold water or 81.00 per diiy and up, which includes free l'~ I ' btl . Nthinvt i»'i'I§.i'iIiIiiii i'rl‘N§»i°`i:fir¢iai1til" iiofm wieii private: bitthii for S|_:'»llc{i;_;r_;l1;yiI§I_I’_UD§ J. G. I illl;?fi,ii¢§;IuIi>v.r0l ) iililgiii untill dqiiife I1 gift class. ‘uropeiin plnn. ABSOLUTELY FIREPRDOF stone floors, nothing wood but the dourn Equipped with its own Sanitary . _ I Vacuum Cleiminit Plant. _ Lung I)isl.i\nce 'l`c|i-phono in Every Room I [or wedding. , . . . Strictly A Temperance l|otel_ Bend for Booklet, Commonwealth lloiel Inc. , _ ~°i~~»- ie4r' si i i .. ' ~ - -_ -. . . _ _ ,IM _- fir A, /\. A. A. "UCC ffe g i] y_~ f li_- _ inniir- (_ ~ i- finish for their fntiiii-_ _ ` I betrdary Imam L F \ (;|,;|,~i¢n¢m\v|\. Ii\Ir\I]\l`.Mnnld iiiI:i‘.iilI.-nLI(s. II WUI I'l`Iu\ lirlder:i'ooni`-i l\l"‘-will I" the 6.i8dst i ` Worth’s--~ _..-___ _..-__- - - -..--| Livery Stables Proprietor , And it is a hopeful plncc in which - _ . .i_ ‘nn hereditary strain of moral I o work. There is in this coniitri . _ _ [__ _ ii advniice of our common practice, inn in spite of our practice. 'I`i-ikc hem by and large the laws on the higher moral level than our dnily ifc. Some of them are not infui‘ct»d r are poorly inforccd on that ne- oilnt. lint it would be nliiiost. im- ossible to get them changed, and it oiild be utterly inwisc to change Add this third fact, that conscience akes the only heroes worth record- , riuiy, akc heroes of us all. ’I`ilu_- lieroie ppears in any man when hc is faith- It is not the hero of the hour who ero of H eiireer, long and hard. His nine may come to be n, household ord, but every i honest man knows hat there is unseen heroism which never comes to be known, Init is of the some stuff ns that other. Anil the fiber of the stuff of heroes ii; ' conscience, seeing dut._i'- and doinir it 50 itlioiit qdiibblc or parley. He n'.'\' 4-"1 22 Years or Making Good ( rawn of_t`ace_ or some sentinel pne- _ _ _ ____ ir: steadily tlii~oin_»n peril. i-Ie .my =‘-~-‘-21 ' - ~--~ _ ' " ‘ Uls- N For your want ad. reads : il‘ ’“ experienced need apply. ll 5 S ll it T\VEl`\l`l`Y-TVJO years. hold '.7' lt 1 WANTED: good general cook with references ---only You’re perfectly willing to pay more to Experienced than to Just Beginner. You esteem' izcr I/:ng Experience means Greater Skill - Relia- bility - -Usefulness ~ actually worth more. .fust tliinlr, Madam, the makers of_ FIVE ROSES flour have been at Docsn`t the some argument Since ycu must buy your flour on faith, buy a flour _ _ - __ ____ __ _______________ _*___ ______________ ___ ___ ___ __ _ ' -ri __ £1* ._ ez _i;_-_léfz tiers! "if llGlQ|l|I|\ which is backed squarely by a company whose reliability, fesponsability and reputa- tion stand unquestioned. All these are at stake in every bag _of FIVE ROSES ~could we afford poor quality '.7 If FlVE~ROSES flnzxrir. good cnough for the chefs in our .- __ . _ _ _ _ __ al life, rind so in piibltc life, of thc Il - a old fnshioiicd and iinpcrious claims oft _ _ . -- ’ ' 9 ‘ onscience. l l \\ ,_ f. i | v _ "_,-_ ~i ,;~ ._¢_,,__; ¢-.¢»=»rr;;'=‘ _ rf" \ \ _ . \ » _ :_ _ ' _ _ 1. ii ___ _ __ _ _ _ ._ . _ . . ltions lie in the nsscitioii In inilividn-_ k d D S * i 4 to best Canadian hotels, whose _ 0 ~ ' __4_;§_r_ ° tion ; for* the cooks- on I*-"._i=€_';*-“f‘_-,,, ,P=‘5~"" I' board the mammoth ocean \~ , ’4~ | salary depends on satufnc- liners, -the Empress boats, _ the big 'inland boats; for the chef a on palatial private can _ all- of whom value FIVE ROSES as the back' bone of their success. If FIVE. ROSI§ is good enough for these folks whose very “bread and " preserves" depends on their product. ' _. Isn’t it good enough for YOU? “ “ 9"¥\“*’@ IIC Ulltll-It of constant peril, that a man \‘.iIl_ the lTuil\\'ay and .\'1uirIiciid.~: wlmrf be to II? tI'°_"”' N°'"“tt"-" Wh" Il" I5- find soniirtliiiig nearby of pcrsonnl filled in i~ieeori|.‘iig to plans alreitdy ,_ wier 'i i -- '~ ~ ~ - - - - _ _ 0 1" lo. _tht -Sf-Ulf ‘if Pl IIUU lb profit which will blind liiiu to liiizliei' forwarclcil to the Utflltlfllllellfii in Iiiiii, if he knows only his ilut_y_ - . - -» ' " things to iihith once hc coininitted _ _ _ ` _ Iwill make, who will not. time the the weather. It was siiegestcil in this i_§_ me 1" the ‘Imh ‘lf UI” ‘IFUIY I-'li1\‘I- plain path wliirh before tiod he (-(inner,-tion that li slit-il he built a-IN 'I`Iiei'c is no in >i 'l Une task nioic declined, ont more __ footpath iintrud, " row for iiiigels, (inc ivroiig morn ti: men, one n‘oi'c‘“ insult ,to God! ii To deny the heriiie in oiii'.sel\'es b of loriil ohcd-ieiicc to ciiiisciuiirc, is h ii wrong to men, and an insult to n God. Voiiscieiicc makes the oiilyilic- cl roi-s worth recoi'<|iii;:. _ 'I`o thcsc three fact:-'I add tluzi fourth, that <‘_oiisr:ieiii'_c, and cor_~'ei- e erica only, keeps ii man sr-iisitiviz to ii his obliizntions to .~\lriiii_:‘lit_;, (tort. i (hir fntlicrs used to sny that con- n man soul, and they said ii' iiiiglityil, trut-h, We luivc no atheists ti-day, I ] none to care for. Ilut in thc rush | I and whirr of living, we arc itll in; God were not. Nearby voices spcnkis -spcnlis steadily. (li'o\vn careless wc - flue more de\'il’s trininph, rind sor- the heroic |'cnrhr=_il only by the path A. `iiil (Ill siriciice is the voiec of God in the hu- it .cllan on behalf of the Writer toni- tl peril of atheism, of livini; as thouigli “- HI "II" "‘1_l`»" WIIIIC tllfli- llllillf \“‘l‘f0Iof this clnim and promised to liiok sir I Secoiid~lo provide niorc riiilwi\v “ S 5<"‘_‘ ‘HY INV ii mall \l`Il0|I himself. l<`orsiicli' ii niiin, who ilI1i'€S room on lI:lil\\'l~ly WIlrll`I T-'hl\Il <`i‘I`K“l`5"' 0 “U I°"I5°" tI‘1"kS "I Illnltwlflll I’-“THIS not no forward for the enemies he for shipment may be protected front 'i' _ _ I 'e_perio_us tinic, no knnir,-5 is rbzilit, who Will "iii HUC) cross the outer section of tlic_\vharf ,, 1010 U_Dt>i»l't\1iii'. time, citlicr, for H the command of his conscience, for Simiim- tr, time at pigeon: UUUIJ l1_llUl_tI1i\" IIWI3 \Uf0l`V1'-I IFE- fihiit man, whether he bc sniiill or '1'i1ip¢i_._(;gn‘p;-nl repairs to ltriilwiiy ’l" iiecn his time of training und his gi-.'»nr_, history will writc stern.»r “.|,m.f as “.,_l| as UH, \H.idg_c at bmw imc of i><>\\'ci' and iiilliiciice, the iii- rr-oi~nildin_i; too old to hc ccoiioiiiic- [___ inovcd. Sp] e clriinis of the (`i_niiniit’i_ca_ were _:__ lily prcseiitcil to the eiiiiiiiiissihiieizs'm y Cnpt. lterid, l)i~_ l\lc1.ellnn, and J. l3i'ucc and if it reasonable deninuil Qu as nny show nt. nll it is not too I of inch to hope that soniething iuiiy be I Th one in this i~espi'<:t. Ito thc sugizestion to connect the-,,f wny piopcrty with the to\\'ii'sIii,, Crete sidewalk systciii--l\'li'. tlnnill- by ell nt once snw the ailvisability of his deiiinnd rind iravc iiisti‘iit‘tioiis to 1,., av_i~_ this work done at once by the \\» iwn ciuployecs, the rzillwny (li-pi\i‘t~ Wi unit. dcfrayiiu; the `expciise.~i_ Dr, .\le- ,\ iissioiicrs presented the claiius of ie town i`i-_criiwliiiir the tnkint: of ater by~the railway froiu the town th ysteni_ Mr. (7aiiii;‘)»ell si-uv the justice h \\` _ W IU it forfhis own dny, it is ii stntcincnt iwas sni:i:estcd that the space bctwceii .1..I..{.»[»-1..{»]-»{»»{»i~§»-1-{~»l-I-I»I»~I-I-I°l°~I~ olds to his tzsk b ~ _ - -~ ‘ ‘ ' ` ' Important III: Stock Notes E ofthe week for the Sat- .Z I urday Readers. 5-' i»i-r-z»r»i-i~i~i~i-z~i-i»i-~r~i-i~»i-i~i-r- \\'liIl)Nl'}SI1¢AY mare oiviiied ny A.-:xniiderN. Mr- orl of l.ornc Valley rccciitly drop- ¢ ». ___ pi-d ii ritz: filly, sired by i\lli'i;;ht in-» of men is til- ff-0 U10 patent to bc ilisciisscil. Hut \vlicrc\‘ei‘ a ninn goes and wliritcvei lii stniirls todiiy still as the rrreatest in- " .V _ » -i _ _ _ h ' A y _ S s profcssiori proves to be l.e mn IMI sor. N. S. In Miss Hit-mit was for ii iiiiiiilici' of ,-1, ucct & to ‘she has cvci ‘teen look- H up to hy Iiei nuineioiis fiiunils ns ,_ iright. nt. the most. famous Iuiriic_~is irsefnrm in the world. l"iini' world nrnpiiiii st,nlIirins, the flvc frtwfrst. ears bookkecper for the. firm of K. _\.m||i,,,,_.¢ ,-\-,.,. ,,wm,,i ,,,, Um. fm~m_ ' ' ` . i' . ‘ -` _ uiiglit hy .limies H. Itilcy, ttnriper- ` ` ` ' ` ` ii illX. ‘ ~ - , st keep sensitive to his ohlii;nt_ion_e fn .~\luiu:h_t,y (.od. lie will meet tliusc ohli;.;at.ioiis in his dnily toil mid in the nuict hours whicli aw:-iit us nll. I do not know who wi~ot.c of the com- illmiiilirmeiit in tlicsc teruis, tint no \\'i'ot_e n vital word: I snt alone ii'-ith my coiisciencc In the plnce ivlicrc time had eenseil, nd we talked of my former living ln tho liinils where the years in- ereused. 'Ihr' igliosts of I`iii'i_:iitti‘n nctioiis (‘niric l|out_iiii.: before my siclit, .-\nil tliiugs thnt I thoiurlit were dend things Were alive with n terrible. iricht; nd I know of thc future jiidgmenl; How dreadful soi-_’er it bf- 'l`luit to sit alone with my ciiiisciciiire Will lic jndmueiit enough for me. So will it be bcncdiction enough or the mari who luis hi' obeilii-neo kept himself always seiisltivg tn ing oliliixiitioiis to Alinighty God. .%______ l~`lIlIiA\' _ h"i\`Illl~} l)l<3I.l<]if_\'l`ll_\' It known in this town, Eiiwiiirg been n e friends of the brute hnd ni' 's t ticzillv niloincd the pretty ihinrh for I ground of pnrticiilnr beauty. guide mid leader' woi'th_\' of iinitii ~.-_ he linnk of Noiii Scotia \\' the iitcnsion with biiiikw of fiins iiud fr wild flowers ta~.tefntlv intr\i~i><‘rsed iii iiitli potted plants lending it bnik- lt curls; to the bi‘iile.sinniil rt pcnrl i-_ndnnt_, to tho orgniiist. n ncnrl pin, nd to flu-_ ushers amethyst pins. i\'iinierons and valiiiilile presents ere rr‘i‘»i\'cd by tlic briilc---Riiioni; n-ni hcini: n very substiintitil ehwiue oni hor fiit_lici', it silver ten serviite om t_hr\ in-ooni’s futher, rind a. crib- iit of flat silver from tier cour~'iii, _ It. (li‘ilIin_ l I. entered the church on the arm of tier father, to the iircoinpniiiin.~iit of n 'edding innreh reridererl hy Miss Mary l\’Ic(lilltvrti_i. 'l‘Iin brldi' wus dressed in n gown of nlgiiggnr here for S('\'l3I'ftl )`i`fl.l'-S of Tll _ " .` . ` Il - r \\ tunic irlcet, and triinniod with Irish crochet. She wore fi veil and uri-_rice blossoins and currierl a boil-,tiet of roses and lilies of the valley. I The hridcsniiiid, Miss \\’innifred \\`_ 5 Mr. Ititchie was iittcinled hy his 0 hrotlier, I. I’ni~kcr ltitehie, of (`Iqir- 1 lottetown, while. little I'la.i'\'nv (`ui'- rii-,'n nephew of the bride, :ii:r.nd ns ,_ rtiighei\ri~i'. lt. lt. tlrillin, btiri'istci', and Erie _ Ii`. Maerinil, i\laiini:er of thi-_ think of Nova ricotta, wi-re the ushers. f Ariiorig the izucsts _ in iittiiiiditiici- were noticed Mr. iinil Mrs. <`urrii- of 1 hloiitri-nl, Miss Ilitchie, t‘lin¢lot_t.e- ,. town; lliss Mary l\‘le(lillivi'ny, l`nni- bridire, Moss.; Mrs. A. J. \'tnccnI. 1 nntl iluii|:Iitci', Miss liio, of ilulifnx_ i It was ,1 brilliant, and most bi~riut_i-I ful wedding tinrty. 'Thu st-i'\'ir‘c was 1 pei‘foriued by the Rev. A. .I. Viiieeiit ,. of llalifiix, rind iiiiinediiitely nfter,,I thc hi-ide und hi*i