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Prayers For the Dead.
S,R._'['h¢» lb-v. .\lr.Simp-on has ml lucetl
ace,-gait; facts" suppose-i to put. right your
layer of 3 recent time. re the memorial
se,-vices in St. l’~-ter~ Church. Your com-
plaint’ I presume, was that Mr. S. was
"facing a form of worship that has no .
:ughority from the 'Word of God. It was
not that he was out- of harmony with the
prayer book, Sir Herb. Fust of 15238 or the
Primate of all l-Ingland, or the Q\icen's
printer§_ but with inlinirely higher :inth-
0,.;;y_ _\'o one who is ivilling to take the
Holy Scriptures for his rule in faith and
practice cares much to enquire what these
{¢¢ble folk have to say. And the fact
,hw M,-_  gets behind them and not
*hat Gladstone calls the “impregnalile
Rock" divulges at once the point
9( cleavage between the Ritualistic and
Evangelistic schools. The \\'or<l _of God is
me only authority Protestants recognize
in matters pertaining to life and doctrine,
and he who puts the seat of authority
¢1§ewhere in chirch prayer books,primates
0|- reason, or any other individual, makes
,departure which differentiates him at
once from the Protestant community, no
matter how he tries to conceal it. The
bj¢¢tion you raise against Mr. S`s teach-
ing is constantly made against that of the
hundreds of those who are taking refuge
in the present crisis behind that great
man or some other not so good.
If that had anything to do with the
point at issue it might be said the Primate
ol the Church of England is by no means
a profound theologian, and thousands in
England to~day are of opinion that he is
nota safe one. He is doing all in his
w .
tation, to help on the Ritualistic movement
that is creating so much unrest in the Old
Countay at present. The now uudisguised
purpose of that movement ls to Romanize
‘U Englmdi and ”°" ° '°“9°“ i” ‘Mi and appraised. The doors are then opened something which I never expected to
andthe bargain-huntersrush in. again in this world.
The collection is sure to be d`eversi0ed‘w "I advise all who sufer as I have,
and amusing, and usually contains much use Dodd’s Dyspepaia Tablets, for th
that has value--pictures, lamps, hats arethie best remedy that ever was dis-
,,‘othing. odd pieces of furniture, bits of covered, and I hope that this may be read
Iurniture, bits of bric-1-brac, old shoes, by many who suffer from Dyspepsla,forI
stuffed owls, wax flowers, discarded toys, am sure that if I could make them under-
and a host of other things which will stand what Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tabl
never bemiased bv those who sent them have done for me, it would be th'e me
andyet may be of service or give pleasure of saving many others from contln
to some other family. suffering. ~
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arsenal of Jesuitry but is used to bring t
about that end. Between this school to
which Mr. S. belongs and the R. C. there
is not a differmce worth mentioning ex~
cept that it cannot boast the. honor of the i
latter, for it crawls behind Protestantism
soliciting its patronage, claiming to beone
with it at the same time that its cloven y
feet are soon found.
It conceals its doctrine from its own ‘
followers for years until such time as it ,
finds it safe to announce it. Mr. S. would.
not have preached the sermon in question
ten years ago. I am quite sure they are
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Painful, Fatal
Kidney Disease
One of the most common symptoms
of kidney disease is the smarting, scald-
ing sensation when passing water,
which is likely to corne very frequently
and at inconvenient times. Then there
ls the dull, heavy aching in the small
of the back and down the limbs.
When these pains are accompanied by
‘epcsits in the urine after it has stood
or twenty-four hours, you may be sure
'lat you are a victim of kidney dis-
ase, and should not lcse a single day
n securing the world’s greatest kidney
ure-Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills.
! Dorff imagine that you are experi-
nenting when you use Dr. Chase‘s Kid-
iey-Liver Pills. They are almost as
:veil known as his great Recipe Book,
‘have made some of the most surprising
:ures of kidney disease on record, and
iave come to be considered the only
absolute cure for kidney disease. Ask
your neighbors about them. Nearly
everybody can tell of some remarkable
cure by their use. One pill a dose ; 25
cents a box, at all dealers’. or Edman-
lon, Bates 8: Co., Toronto.
l Dr. Ghase’s
Kidney-Liver
Pills.
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Au_c_>_tion
FURNITURE-
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I will sell by Auction at the House
lately occupied bv the Hon Benjamin
Davies, ‘Marine Villa,” Water St., on
lhundiy, the ith llayel April
Commencing at ll o’clock a. m.
The Household eEects, comprising
Drawing Room, Dining Room, Hall,
Bed Room and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms Cish.
R. REAIRSTO,
30 is Auctioneer
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worshipping in St. Peters today \\ ho
would be sliorkeil if you charged them
with holding Roman Catholic doctrine.
Yet even now there is no difference
between the two churches except that in
one English is used and the cliicc of
preaching is not yet. abandoned, as it is
not yetjudicious to bring in the Sacrifice
ofthe Mass. But that too will come to
those who wait.
\Vc live ata time when thousands of
Roman Catholics are studying their Bible
witha view to obtain from it alone
knowledge of divine and eternal things,
and it is poor service the Ritualist is
rendering those who are in search of
truth to turn them away from the \\'ord
of God, for the claim that there is ground
in Scripture for praying for the deud, or
lo the dead isa claim that was never
marie good. The naked truth is that
llitualists should have the ma.nllne.~s to
quit calling themselves Protestants and
Protestants should not allow themselves
to be deceived by a party that is actively
engaged in a conspiracy to undermine and
destroy their faith.
P1._».m Wonsnirrnn.
King’s County, April 1.
Rummage Sale.
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London. March 28.-Mr. Brcrlrick, the
war secretary. in apply to at question an-
nounced thnt that the war oilice. had ful-
filled its engagement, given February 7,
to send thirty thousand mounted rein-
forcements to General Kitchener, 28,560
men having been actually despatched,
While six thousand men were awaiting
transport.
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“ilo Tongue Gan Tell.”
The Pain Endured by Mrs. Bradley
was Beyond Description-For Over
Nine Years, She Never had a. Good
Nightfs Sleep-She C,»uldn't Eat
and had giwn up Hips - Dodd’s
Dyspepsia 'l`ab‘.ets Cured HL- r. ,A
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Mrs. JamesBra.rllcy of Smith`sICove Dig
by Country N.  is a very happy woman
For years she suffered a.great deal with
Dyspepsia. She kept on doctori- g A and
without relief and for the last few months
had practical ly given up all hope of ever
being cured.
Now she is well. How this came about
Ladies’ Aid Society desires to recarpet the of Dodd's Dyspepiia Tablets. I purchased
ll ll the ~1x boxes and have taken nearly all of
vestry. A committee ca s upon a
_ _ women in the church ta “rummage” their them and I am thankful to say I a
we’ 5° “S 'wt w "cnc "°° much "T" attics, storerooms and closets, and to con sirely cured Icannow eat almost
tribute everything for which they no thing.
longer have use. The articles are then- “For years, before using the Tablets, I _. _ O,
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senttosome hall or vacant store secured had never enjoyed a good night’s sleep.  ' A , _ , ' - D  3 
forthe occasion. Here they are sorted Now I can sleep cbmfortably alll night, *ff _ 4 ` “ ' ` _ g ' ,_ 
- The rummage sale is, an ingenious de- ,
TELEPHONE EAVESDROPPING.
(New York 'Evening Post.`)
Telephone eavesdropping is somewhat
expensive in Ohio. Ir. costsa farmer in
Dresden $3.5 for listening to the conver-
sation of neighbors, and it is more than
likelythatone ‘Paul Pry` has got enough.
It appears that the farmers of that district
had built their own lines, and to save ex-
pense, have installed their instruments on
the party "principle, by which arrange-
ment all the bells of the circuit ring
when a call is made. Several subscribers
came to the conclusion that some one
waslisteningto their telephonic conver-
sation. The matterwas talked. over by~a~
few who were aggrieved, and they de-
termined to find the culprit. 'One after-
noon two of the farmers were talking over
the line, and heard the unmistakable
Sound of a transmitter fbeing removed
from the hook- According to previous
agreement, they immediately ceased talk-
ing. and, in the silence that ‘folloW.¢`d,_
heard distinctly the sharp. clear. chime of
a clock striking. "The peouliargéiilo Ofgtbe
ben was wen known _to toni- .‘gn¢n,jinc
the owner was hned for listening. _
It frequently happens in telephone con-
lines that conversations are overheard.
and evidence to this end is easily _obtain-
solute certainty that any oneis listening
conversation to have a far-awny sound.
Of course it would be clidicult to deter-
mine upon the culprit in a big city where
many exchanges are concerned but it
would give notice to the uueis that their
conversation was being overheard, and
warn them tio be "carefulnot to be too
confidential until the wire had cleared up.
A few fines like that of the Ohio farmer
might possibly teach eaves-droppers that
° listeningto conversation over a telephone
when it is not intended for them is as had
as listening ata key-hole.
Bar isters, Solicitors, holmes, etc.
E. BAYFIELD WILLIAMS. '
Oiiice-Cameron Block, Charlottetown
Money to loan on Real Estate.
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THE KIDNEYS AND THE SKIN.
In the spring the kidneys have much to
do. If they are weak or torp\d,they will
-ir blotchy. That is telling the story in a
few words. _
l-Iood‘s Sarsaparilla strengthens and slim
ples, hlotches and all cutaneous eruptions.
Dont fail to take it.
Buy .1 bottle to-day . V
TIME FOR REIOICING.
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LEGAL QARDS. g Amy magistzne lectured 3 wommq
:Meri-:A.\'. A.A. Q. C., Bdn-ister. S°\i¢if°f the other day “'\10h8d hu' husband UD
v' ' _ r
Oihce, Brown‘s Block, 'victoria Row. C981' for .mn Support, whgn he fgund that he
l ttf/ , B h Hi ' Wadman’s build1n8': ` .
coraipfigl 1131:; tg I real mwvame ‘"5 that me s“pp°.Sed h
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` . ,_ , of the househad refuseddao makehe
SM°‘°I‘LW.0OD‘ C R' 3“"“"' 'gfgéftéarxdfgrgn tregsus-er of the domestiq§coqcerm.
Law, notary Public, etc. I _ _ V ` _Y
1°¢k~ lef¢1y°C¢\1Pi=d1>y F- L~ 3°~‘“d' E'°"i ‘letrthe henpecked' rejoice ahd those
re. Sloney to loan. » _ _ Th be
onth Side Queen-squa
1 broken spirit take courage. '_ ere
A h¢[a:n.u:¢got\:ar°x.°l» _ Judges in Isarel.-New York Sun. A
`-c_Il~ZNIS7 Buos.Can'iage Builders, C“5*°m '
Mworka specna "SHI-0f ¢V¢f¥ *hs* -_--°'*w J"'
§pg°;g;v§~gg:§§"§,§§`3?g,£,£é;°f5,:§;,‘§ Jo, core cmere ui Two nays
A115' Chlfitable ¢l1f»¢rprise‘ which com- isbe’ ter told in her own words.-
bines business and benevolence has some- I have had Dyspepsia for over nine yeavg
thing in its favor. If it also raises funds and I havetriod the bnstf doctors is
_ without burdening the donors, and in ' ad- place and never get unyg- relief,
Alfhbishop °f C“°te’b°"7 h‘m5°]f» and dition offers the excitement of a. bargain I have had to starve"my"self until I `
sale anfl thejoys of an old curiosity shop, very weak I could eat scarcely anything
it becomes unique, and cannot long hide After so many trials and failures I had
its light under a bushel. given up hope of ever being any better. No
The"rummage sale" has all these char- tongue can tell what I suffered I cannot
acteristics, and is too well known to need 'describe it.
much description. It may be that the 1 Some time ago I saw an advertisment
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vice, and for the most part amusing, al-__ no mfatterhow chronic ,,12_l}§,_¢,53,¢»2§'  _
though tragedy sometimes casts a Asha- long you have sufered.
dow over the scene. -That was certainly The fact.~t.hat other?  foil- ‘
the case at the sale where a member of ed to cure you, doesn’t prove that Dodd’s
the committee laid her new fifteen dollar Dyspepsla,'l‘ab_lets will fd- ilfhey MVB?
hat ond one of the tables, and found out a ’{diS8DD0il\l'» 911° Sllf¢l’01'» With Slimmh
little later that an innocent assistant. Trouble. If you su`8`el',' U7 3  .and
had supposed it to be a contribution 56 °°°Vin°¢d' The! Win50 f°l' YG! Whdli
and sold it for it-.emy cents. they have done for Mrs- Bradley
,............._.._._-._ many others. 3. _ 7
commons this afternoon Sir Michael , , ¢ _
Hicks-Beach. chancellor of the exchequer -_,  , .~ c
replying to Sir Howard Vincent-, said the  
government was not prepared to impose y `
duties on imports from other countries for '
the. benefit of ,Canada and felt sure that
not Canada. did expect it gould.
been troubled with a lame -buckfor fifteen
hyears. .
ARD’S LINIMENT and am completely
cured. '
mend it. any you are at liberty-t‘tr"u`le*thiu
in any way to further the use of your
valuable medicine. »
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versations where' there are no pirfff ”
able. While it cannotbe told with ab-4
at atelephone othenthan the¢ponson.oalled,_
any one cutting in generally [eanaes the ljdigafgv kmw anyiigipgt. about Wa|;n’er’,_
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lates the kidneys,cures and prevents _pim-
this
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ey
Dodd s..1_`.iy.spepsia,Tablets _always ure
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GOVERNMENT NOT PREPARED.
LONDON, March 28.-In the house of
 
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nw.sir.-'rms is iq certify out Liiave
Ihave used thneofbottlesiof your MIN-
lt gives me great pleasure to recouu
Two Rivers. ROBERT BOSS.
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INEXCUSABLB IGNORANCE. A
:Briggs-“Whataniguornnt cbapBlller is
Griggs-“What of it? Do you?"
Briggs-“Of course not, between you
and me; but Bilicr didinot know any bet-
ter thanto own up to his lgnorancebefore
a lot of people.”-'Boston Transcript.
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'I'oCur¢a Cold in One Day.
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
all drugirists refund the money if it fails
to cure; 25c. E. W. Grove. Signature
oneach box. _
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is needed in every home.
We sell all leading brands such
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and stroniz `as'a lion, that’s the way you’ll find our l
I Ham Hat- - IU* 8_ Christy and weighs just two
,color Black and Mocha Brown, its what we call the
$3.  U nbreakai
and ir is unbreakable, we know one man in town wh
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meetings and then a sieigh  ofgl it and still it
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we do warrant them to stand more knocking abou
any other nat inthe marketat _$3.00. 1 ;
Look to us for the best in Hats. - _
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“MARK TWAIN" AND IISSIONARIES
“Mark Twain” has been loudly called
upon by friends of missionaries - in China
to retract and apologize for certain
criticism on missionary methods made in
a recent number on the North American 1
Review. `
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THERE ABE OTHERS but only one
Kendrick’s Liniménv, the greatest
modern household remedy.~For.all Pains, i,
Lameness and Swelling get Ke-ndric¥k’s.
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This aigngture is on every. hug of the genunu
Laxative Broo~Quimue ww
Gl mined: that awe- a fold ln ouo_`¢~I
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A FATliER’S CRIME.,
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Dnvnfs LAKE, N. D., March 29.- Emil
Zeperlin, a well to do farmer, living eight
miles northeast of this town, ?kil1ed his
three children and *stabbed himself to
deathtoday. He went to the barn ac-
companied by two little daughters, aged
seven and five. As he didnot come to
dinner his eldest daughter, aged nine,
was sent to call him .. ' ,
It is thought that before she reached-the
barn. herfather had killed the others and
immediately killed her., Zegeilinf wal!
Seuttot-he asylum about ten years ago
but wasnoon allowed to return home ap-
parently fully recovered. ' . _
MOTHERS DO NOT FAIL T0 SEE that
you obtain the proginal- and genuine
ll¢_:Lean’s Vegetable Worm Sirhyrsife,
pleasant, _andeifectual ateall timed. '_At
nllrellabledealers. Do not be deceived
H9 fmnkli' “dm‘5i'°Qi»l“" evening W5?  obtain the reliable McLean‘s Vegetable
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Worm Syrup.
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` cmfillrls CONGRATULATB. _
German officials circles congratulate the
- United States on the capture of Aguinaldo,
and express satisfaction that order will
now be established in the Philippinu, as
German trade had greatly suf!'ere_d by
reason of the war. Dr. Levyshn editor
of the Berliner Tegeblatt. says this means
the end ofthe war.
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C BRITISH TAXATION.
New Yoax, March 39,-British finan-
cial experts, according to the London
correspondent of the Tribune, estimate
that atleast £20,000,000 must be raised
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Waltham Watchei
. UnexCell€fd for it
_ _ SP0¢t&¢les and Eyeglasses with lenses B
with due regard to s1yle.;m[ ggmfg,-5
One estimate incur P: E. I census
Wedding and other rings. FINE' variesy
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“f‘°'d°u*l"9 "°l"fh ‘lf  Time-for r
April 15th. 'V ` _ ~
Ccrueron Block; Fha.-1
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Big' Discoui
f V ;_ . ls; '
Stl   
A luxe r-are ef ma. to can at mai
Men’s Laced. and Elastic Boots, at
Boys’ Iisced Boots at - 
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Womens Laced and Buttoncd Boots at
Misses Laced and Battened A Bong" gg
Everything sellingflow. Como- and but
_ 'l_'l19.Popular md low _pi-it
000100 can reasonably be expected from
the basis of taxation, and another £50,-
0tli,0lll be added to the national debt.
U10. Estimates like those hold little hope
for any classof tax payers, and foreshadow
. considerable widening of the area of in-
BEAUTY OF FORM AND FIGURE.
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