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riiaossiuo liusoi.Ls Nngswoif
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sus oN Nahvibinm
ole ssl* A H nv f°°»1n°¥°'l.\Mi°.
,,,,,,,, we; ting axis 
At in-st only A g mo-ling rain is
felt. But, alas. it settles’ -in the
j,.;,,¢,, ¢_i.niuscles, and _ilnslly tor
tupgg Yldtlml. _ -
‘ _ _ithe disease may be in the
muscl io!" e b ck, thigh, shoulder
0, me 'eo _ in his ioiiits of
the hand. tqes,'arms or legs it may
work with redouhicd fury. _
Whether the palgiiis constant or oc-
casional, mnikes' foo _ difference f to
'fNei'viliuef:_" _' '_ “'_,,', _
Because other remedies have failed.
donit bg rl-lpcourageil. Nefvillne has
cured the wogistof 'cases It has
brought hes.1t_h;i50i'~‘l1boBc in the dew'
est despalruliae ended. _‘years cl aw-
__-,_
ful suffering for those who nav hop-
ed to bel well sxnln
lhore le a marvellous esllng pow
ei' in Nervilins which it rlve, from
the extracts and jules ¢l certain
rare herbs and roots It alleys al
most umrlcaily the awful pain. that
only rheumdtice can describe
Longest/lou is drsyn out of tue
smuscles, stiffened ioiints are eased
.md liirbered up, the old time feeling
Of depression is :cast oil, and once
“Edin Nerviline 'brings 'the sufferer to
buoyant, vigorous ‘lasting 
lllvery home needs ggod old Ner
villns, _needs it for oerache, tooth-
ache, headache, neurslgia, lum’Uago,.
l¢i'ntivv». `stii1_neck, chgt colds and
_sore thincut. Wherever there is pain,
congcstionrr inflammation, Nerviliino;
will euro it,
Large family 5129. battle 504;; trial
lsize 25c.. ull- dealers, or the Catar-
rhpzons Go., Kingston, Ca-nsids,
_ _ ,
ff _ Y li 1;
Borroivi 41818
Ilucc llccord, 2.285, half 'm'l‘l'e track, own brother to, Biula, (3)
15.121, Berks, 2.i~il, who won t-enoiit of fourteen starts in 1912, and
was only unpluccd once last year in ten rnccs. _
Bottom, is one of the hamdiscrresit and best. bred, standard 'bred stall-
ioiis iii Eastern Canada..
lie is ii; grandson of one of the greatest of great sires, that has ever
licen known to horsedom, "Bingcn 2.06%,” sirae of 143 (12 of them was
riieords from 1.58, to 2.09%.) standard performers.
His nrandsons, have sired over 300, (28 of them in the 2.10, list)
stumlnrrl performers.
Blntara. the sire of Bottom, at-12 ycnrs of age is sire of 59, stand-
nrd performers, -9, worlds record for his nge, und is grandsire of 9..
l3ottom's dam, is by the ‘great brood_'nriire sire, and champion) Kre-
Inlni 2»07i`. Whdee daughters are inn cluss by themselves for producing
elzc, color, stamina, and hardy cons
itiitlom.
Botton~'s dam Kadika, wei-gihs 1200. pollndn, as -did her sire, so
Bottom has the license to sire big strong fast colts, ns he -1s_|<loinir. __
1 Bottom has the “Golden Gross"_the Binger., Kremlin, the niche ithnt
ilnve us our Maritime Ohanmion colt trotters, the sire of Which, was sold/
hunk to the states for $5,000, Baring, 2.12}, who was. bred on the same
f ii r ni ns Bnttom,
llottom has tho Maimibrlno, Wilken cross, that got tho Iron horse
Brfidliun. tho Electidnecr ihlood. that gave us the great Parktide,, 2
crosses of the zreatest sf all brood
by ii strong infusion nf the Tlwroug
Siiliiriin, and Roncevelles. ‘
self tn sos Blottoirri. before ‘brceilinfz
iii ii. 5200.' scrvicirfee, you can breed
roiisidi-rcd._
'Pi-rim, and further particulars on
Bottorr wiill make the season _ol
T. GoRD0N
nares, Miss Russel, n-nd is backed on
bred blood, that left us the great
Mr. lireerler you owe it to your
lsowhrro, his sire Bingarn, stands
.i Bottom ut n vcry low fee, qualit
nnlfciition.
914, at Montague. '
IVES, Owner
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(Continued _from page one.)
eye open. and thus it weslwith Katie
lyn. .Out Q! that/ lnllcllul pyro her
feverish thoughts builidcd ,ffrlgihtlui
dream...  _ _
I The drunken mghout slid oil Rinjah;
the soldiers turned aside. I-Iiired fe-
Imale mourners- were kneeling about,
"°°“‘l1- --  lugailingniiii heaving their breasts,
,while behind them stood the high
_caste widow. her faeeias tragic as
Dldo's at the. pyro of Aeneas. Sud-
denly shsthrew her arms high ubove
her head. _
‘_'1 am suttesl" ‘
Sutteei It wasalzainst the law oi
the British Raj. The soldiers began
arguing with th0,widow, but only
_hall hearted. It was 9, pious' rite,
worthy of the h gh caste Hindu-s
wife. Better- death on the pryo than
a future like thilf. of 3, piiriah dog.
;For a wife who preferred to-livc 'after
hcl' husband was gone was a social
outcast, permitted not to wed ~ag\\ln,
to exist only as if dru-dge, 8 menial,
th°'5‘-¥\1ll\ and contempt of Bll who
had known her in her days of_ Dros-
Derlty, ‘ ‘
Thdwldow, having drunk from a
CHD that contained opium, cllmed to
lhc toll ofthe pvrii where Ltr hus-
band Inv. svmened in white. sn.,
g‘8.Z€d Hl)0l.it__Wll(lly, 3,-nd her (;0\\\‘3_g.e
and resolve took wings. She stumb-
“Mnke_ t_l_ie white woman suttee in
hen place! cried the _drunken mqli-
U _ . '. \‘  i ' if .
o , .
_ .The cry wa_B_taken up 1,y_ the spec-
ts.tors.`~‘ Kathlyn felt ‘f`h¢rsclf_' dragged
from the elephant, bound, and flnsilly
ifalii beeidc the swsthed figure. 'There
Could be no horror in the wi-de world
like it- ~ Smoke began to curl from
it-he unclerlirush.._ It choke and stifled
|h¢1”- -*Parks rose and dropped upon
her arms and face; And th-rough the
smoke and flame came Raiah. lie
lifted h-er with his powerful trunk
,ond carried her off, for hours ‘ ' and
h-ours, back into the trackless jungle.
| Kathlyn found herself, all at once
sitting a-gninst the ro0ts of an elged
hanyan tree. A few yards away an
ape sat on his -haunches and eyed heir
curiously. A little farther off liiajah
lirowsed in a clump ol weeds, the
-howduh at ii, rukrish angle. like ihe
coked hat of 5 bully, Kathlyn sta-red
at her hnnfls. There w-ere no burns
there; she passed a hand over her
face; there was nn smart or sting. A
dream; she had dream-ed it: afantasy
duo to her liirht headed state of
mind. A dream! She cried and laugh-
td, nnd the ape -jabhered at h-er un-
easily_ .
in ri-ality. Rajah, freed of his un-
fwelcome rrahout, had legged it down
/`WOMAN’S MUST
. suiiissiii
__ii_is_i|c|iii
MM mE29M30&EZ` Known All 0" r The W ld
_ . ve or
1
grade. Crosses.
` Massachusetts Fox Exchange
Will receive about the Ist _of June a large ship-
ment of Foxes from Saskatchwan and the Peace _
River District consisting of Silver Black and high
Any parties considering the purchase of western
Silver Black or Cross Foxes should look _over this
shipment before purchasing elsewhere, a's we believe.
that it will be one of the best "lots of Foxes ever rec-
ieved on the Island. These Foxes will be direct from
our ranch at Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. '
For prices and full information, address Massa-
chusetts ox-Exchange. i
W. B. PURQY, 7“Ma`iiager
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3935-_1_6Mi;f  _ ' _ .
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  ere. Your. I
oaiyiibqieiiiiiiiiiiifiis ci..-my i
‘ ,_ -u'l_¥\_ _ '_  _ _ _
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-Known Only For The
Good It Has Done.
We know of no other medicine which
has been so successfulin relieving the
sufferihgof women, or received so many
genuine testimonials, as luis Lydia E.
Pinkhem’s Vegetable Compound.
In nearly every communityyou will
tlnd women who have been restored to
health by this famous medicine. Almost
every woman you meet knows of the
great good it has been doing among suf-
_ fering women for the past 80 years.
Fox N. B.- “I have always
hed the abdomen md A weak-
ness there snd often
after meals a sore-
ness in my stomach.
Lydia E. Pinkham's
VegetiibleCompound
has done“me much
I nm stronger,
is better
work with
I h a v e
m a n y
families
it is the
best remedy in the
li|_h‘thiI'in _the papers.
S. Bounqus, F_ox Creek,
inthe Pinkham Labcrntoryet Lynn,
Mass., are files eontainii1g»_hujndreds;ot
.thousands of letters from women seek-
ing health, in whichmany openly 'hate
over their own slgnchlrelldlnttlley have
regained their hsa_lth»_b¥. ¢\l¢in'¢Lydla E.
Pgnklimh vegeglei Ooiifpciliiizs nginy
0 `WhW\_.|f\ 1'. Ulf; _ .-“~_‘ i 'W
from  _
Li 'isa
ng i>'fi'if si? it
so
 
_borne by the
.ilret Year--
'- le allowed on allpayinente made
led down. A low hissing ran nliout. '
How she had nxhnirged to get down
would itwsys/ rem-ainulimystery to
her- Food and WMM. food and wa-
ter:»in her pi-eseiit state she must
|hnve"_'b¢f/h or die. Let them ,end her
l»sc\"tlf"l'|l&|1’\§ she w-as beaten; she
was '_ _ __ §;_th!l will to resist fur-
‘therif t'___ wanted was food and-
water”  sleeP. Alter that
rl.
tha ‘ _ _ so what they pleased
wi he` 
For 'fiIl.'éj‘fli$¥’_'t‘lme the exti~a»o'rdiinm'y\
night iioin A__ilolia. »K_:itiii_yi_i recollect-
ed the "c ep ant tal " which Ahmed.
had taught her. She rose woarlly
and walked toward Ralah, whn cock-
ed his eaés at thk<;ds0und of her ap-
flroach. ‘i he tal tn h-im for a
Wane in monotone. She held out her
_.hsnds; dry, rsspy trunk curled out
.toward them. Iiaish lent his cal-
loused knees, and gratefully Kathlyn
lcrawled back into the howdah. Food
and water! these a.Dl!&‘5arcd at hand BFI
if by magic. Bo she nts and drank.
If sh`-s could hold Riojah to ii wnlk
,the hmvidiagli would last ‘sit least till
.sho came. tr, some village. '
Later, in the moonshiine, she, csplcd
ihe ruined nnrtico of ii temple.
_ .ii (To bs conf/lniicd.)
Slllllli SEHUUL lE$$llN
__ __ _ .
_ (Continued from page two.) '
its nearness being created i by His
presence. " \l
l Then, turning to His disciples, l-le
gave them tf.'_=.cl1inm resulting from
this conv<r:~'::t;r,in with the Pharisees.
He flrsir .'f,rl».red that the days
lwoiild ccir.e when they would desire
to see one of the days of the Bon
lol msn. This was a reference to the
time when. He would be no longer
present as he then was. Those days
of the Son of msn were indeed won-_
erful~days, filled with _manifesto-
tions of the glory of the Kingdom
of God` in all he did and said. Dur-
ing the"p riocl when they would be
without _iiiese visible manifestations,
there would 'be many spectacular at-
tempts to swiftly establish the King-
om. Those would arise ,who would
ay, "Lo, here! or There," men' who
wuuld claim to have discovered some
secret and swift method for setting
up the Golden Age. All such nt-
‘empts and decliarutions would he
false, and He warned His disciples
not to he deceived thereby-
Continuing, He declared that there
will be.a day ofreveliition, but it
will be so clear and so comprehens-
ive that there will be no need for
men to ilrsw the attention' of each
other to it; for, like s. flash of light-
ning, it will shiiiei across the whole
of the-heavens, and all will know it.
1 Before that day can come, how-
ever, He -told them' that He must
suffer and be rejected; and that His
suffering, and rciectlon would be fol-
lowed by ii periiod in which men'
would go oii~ with- nll the ordinary
-things of lifc, us they did in the
dove nf.lI ot. As in the d'i\ys of Noah
and the, days of Lot these activities
were suddenly halted; and ended_hy
the judgment of the floorl and fire,
so the rlay of the revelation of the
Sgn gf man will bd tak€1l and thc
otlxerileft, those taken '- being .taken
,for punishment, and those _left for
tho esta-bllshmcnt of the Kingdom
which is to follow. This declaration
coiicex-ning the finul_¢_<3__mlp§_0f .$719
Kingdom of God by the way of ludg-
-mcnt, He ended by the declaration,
_"where the body is iniuiei- 'wiii one
eiiglcs also he gathered together."
.By ‘-‘the body" He referred _to the
dead hndscnrriipt state of things
which would result from the reject:
ion of ._Hj_mge1f__ and by_ "the cnglcd
to t\i¢,f.liiis,l.r-_iiiiicnts of Judgment. _
THE TEACHING. "
l 'Tho tcii-:hing of this passage is ccp-_
ccrncd with thc subject of the com-'
ing of God"s Kingdom. It camo
when He came in grace. It Will G0-me
when I-Ie comes in jiflgment. It is
coming ull the while between the iid-
vents. In this connection it,is inter-
esting to compare again the passage
(which our Lord read.from the proph-
ecy af Isaiah in the synagouge Bt
Nazareth in the early GBYB Of H19
public ministry, as Luke records it,
with the passage itself as _found in
the book. of Isaiah (Luke iv. 18. lil;
Isiiiah',lxi. I-9.) In the synagogue He
closed the roll after reading ihc
.words _‘f_to. proclaim the acceptable
|yenr df' the Lord." In' the prophecy
inf Isaidhi - the' declaration. runs
straight on, ". . _ an-d the day of
:vengeance of our God; to comfort
all that mourn. . ." The outlook _of
lthe propheti was upon s. day of
grace, iollowled by a day of judg-
ment, ushering in a dny of comfo_ .
lln the'flret advent our Lord came
tu preach the acceptable yearol the
|i.orc. me aayof grace. 'rim -ii_§,y
continues until now." In His second
advent He will comp to proclaim the
day of vengennce of God, and 
yond, that to establish the Kihgdigi
in which they shall build, the d
wastes, .they shall raise ‘up the forgi-
er desolationl. '_' 
Today the Kingdom of God is £-
mong ue in spiritual power throng!
the presence of Christ by the Bpi_ t
f  '.-4 '_ i. . ~:.
 
we iii»v§'»;uic-isogii sea um. i i
'ties for cleaning straw and "““`-“
Llietl. also ,padlln _ Suede. Whit/0 4
min mon, .pe iiiiiia tm- '
.We 2 make ¢ speciality of
.i.sei¢»~..s\rn nm in me mm
url;  ‘ \. _
mg Drd|__g__1rl\l convince iyouxif
cell at
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' IIIIIIIIIJL
 I ; \\\YI
Bonanza Fox Breeding C0in`p`aiiy»
B l_flr\-\_l1_:od ‘
Situated at '
MURRAY HARBOR, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
Authorized “ " $150,000.00
Divided into shares of $100.00 each
», '.1
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i
o"*_L.?¢‘»
_ DIRECTORS
President-J. F. STERNS, Souris. ,
Vice-Pres.-J. M. MCLEAN, New Perth.
Sec’y-Treas-W. H. PROWSE, Murray Harbor.
FLETCHER J ORDON. _
W1i.i.iAM KEEPING. ,
BANKERS
ROYAL BANK or CANADA
` Charlottetown, P. E. I.
_ I drganizatlon
The Bonanza Fox Breeding Company, Limited, is being formed for the purpose of
breeding Silver Black Foxes, Minks and other fur-bearing animals in captivity with an
authorized capital of $150,000.00 divided into sliai cs of $100.00 each.
The organizers are all business men of good judgment and standing in social
commercial and 'financial circles. _ t
_ Of the above capital stock it is proposed to issue $64,000.00 on he basis of $16,000.00
a pair for four pairs o foxes. This includes a thoroughly equipped Ra.nch,complctcd ready
to receive the foxes. _
_ The Foxes
The Company has been fortunate in securing four options on 1914 pups from the silk
of the Black Fox Blood of Prince- Edward Island. 1`hey are in a position to rocurc two
more pairs if i_t is found necessary to do so. The Directors have power to furtller increase
that number if they deem it necessary and hope to have at least eight pairs of foxes in
the ranch by Oct lst. '
The Ranch
_ It will be one of the_most modern thoroughly equipped anclefiiciently managed in the
Province; will be situated in a luxunous grove olwood; will be as perfect an imitation of the
natural haunts of the fox as man can devise.
_ Ranch lVlar\ager'r\er\t _
V The ranch will be under the direct care and supervision of William'Keeping who was
born in Newfoundland where he learned from nature all the cunning and traits of Mr. Rey-
nard. He is perfectly familiar with their habits and conditions; nothing will be left undone
to assure safety and success to the enterprise.
Veterinary Surgeon
A qualified veterinary specialist can be secured whenever his services may be requir`
ed at a comparatively low fee.
Rar1`ch Expenses _
_ For the feeding, caring and suitabéy ranching- the foxes, the keeper will receive.a
yearly salary of one t ousand dollars and ive percent of value of increase from what foxes
are pu-t in the ranchthis year. The balance of increase, after paying Secretary’s salary and
other legitimate expenses, will be paid to stock holders pro ratio, according to their hold-
ings. The agreement with the Rancher to run for five years from Sept. lst. 1914.
Stablllfy of this Font Buslnoss
That the demand for furs of all kinds is increasing every year to an enormous extent
we cannot deny. Also we know that many of the fur-bearing animals are becoming less
and less eve_ry year. With these facts staring us in the face we are bound to believe that
the fox biisiness is g_c:_od for many years yet_at its present value, and when it comes down
to a fur basis it will among the gilt-edged investments of the day. -
If all the fur pelts that are in P. E. I. today were put on the world’s market, they
would not last two hours.
P. E. Island Black Fox I-lan-_ae
The Buffalo and the Beaver are nearly all gone. _T he S_ca Otter and Seal are hecom
ing very scarce and now, of the really valuable fur-bearing animals, the Black Fox or Silver
Fox is the only one that is bred in captivity, and Eighty-five per cent. of all these are in
Prince Edw`ar Island. ' V
Application for Stock
Stock of the Bonanza Fox Breeding Company, Limited is offered at $100.00 por share.
Application for stock may be made to any of the Provisional Directors, or to 'l`he Canada
Fox Exchange and Investment Company, Limited, Stamper_Block,_ Charlottetown, l’. E._l.
Terms of payment as follows: Twenty per cent with_application; Thirty per cent to bc paid
on July 1, 1914, the balance. or fifty per cent, to be paid on August 15, 1914. ~
IVllr\k and Other Fur-bearing' Anlrnals
.Arrangements are being made for the purchase of a_ number of _pairs of mink and
martin, the ranching of which nromises to be .ji prgintableindustry. From the reports of
those who have been in the Min business on this is d, it is leamed_ that they hnve hgid as
high as two hundred_ (200 p. c.) _ per cent profit for the year 1913. This as a si elme will go
a eng way to defraymg expenses connected with our ranch. - _ _ _ _
That the above prop0sition_is meeting with th; agproval of the investing public is
shown by the wily. the stock-is selling. A large quagtéhy as_nee_fn placed in New ounclland,
also inGreat Britain and various parts of Canadagan e-Uni _ States.. The _low capitaliz-
ation snd reasonable cost of ranching is a great recommendation to careful mvestors. lf
ou intend to get into the Fox business. here is a propositionthat has eve 'th-in it should
have-good foxes, low cost, reasonable keep, good location for ranch, exnelrlencell mar_i_pgq-__
ment and a board of directors who will take good care of the interests 0 the siisrehbl ers.
Make your application for stock at once.
` 'A ' I  _ A 'APPLICATION BLANK _ '
- _ _ 7 ' ` Date....... ............................... .,191
W. H. PnowsE,_Se<_:i_'etsyy Tgseurer, _ ,
The  Fox feeding Company, Ltd., Murray Harbor, P. E. I.
 Sin:-I hereby make, application for .......  in the stock of the
 Fox Briedinj   at  dollars a share, and enclose here
with the sum of #..............i_'..bélng 20 per cent. of amount. I agree to pay 30 per cent._on
lst July, _1914. and balance of 50 per cent. on August lbth, 1914.-
_' Shmild stock not be allotted, the money paid to be returned in full.
Witness ................   Name... ......  ............  ..... 
' Address..` ......  ................... .Occupation .......  ..........  ....  ......... ._
32Sat&We¢lEFri `
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