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wANb1ilnINos IN DEOAPOLIB. `

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October 27

GOLDEN TEXT.

“He hath done all things well; He

fninlteth even the dell to hear and the dumb to speak.”-Mark 7; 37.

POINTED SUGGESTIONS. By _Rev. D. W. Snider.

1-low does it some about that the

word “wandering” is applied to any

of the life of Jesus? It is, tt the Saviour of men had no

=;'f_.-Qsed abode, but It is not- true that _ny hour oi his time was purpose- .~‘.‘ or aimless. The evidence ap- 'sre to snow that- He passed iwm “I 'mace to place like tt ’wand8res_, in

iptgler, if possible, to secure privacy with His disciples (rom the presence ol the seltishly, inquisitivcly and per- secutingly purposeful. `

But the Master submitted gracious-

ly and ningnaniniously to the condi- tions which thronged Him. He did did not quarrel impatiently with

» conditions which were not of His

own choosing. He turned His coin- passion upon them--and the record is ‘one of the healing and helpfulness

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Cedar Posts and Shingles

Posts 8, 9, and io foot long.

Shingles, clears, 2nd Clears, Clear whites extra No.

nd Spruce.

Also Hemlock Boards, Plank and lleal Spruce Board:

rough and matched, Scantling Latlis and Pailiiigs.

Cement, Brick, Hard and Soft Coal.

977' £5? F)7f€-. ~s|...|.y image Buyers and Shippers of P. E. I. Produce

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3 and the revelation of Godhead. ._

Two cases of such revelations pre-

sent. themselves in to-day's leSB0¥11 thc healing of the deaf stammerer with the awakening of his Intellec- tual nml spiritual capacity nnd the feeding of the four thousand who for three days had dogged the steps of Jesus. _

There are so_me cases of dilhculty

. which ought to be dealt with priv-

ately. It would be well if Christian

1 workers would seek the tactful dis-

cernment of Jesus in dealing with many crucial matters. The tender- ness as well as thc wisdom and pow- er of the Master is shown in the fact that I-ic took the deaf stnminerer aside privately.

The struggle of soul through which Jesus passed at; such times as we are told that “He sighed" or "Ht: groaned" reveal a pathetic depth in His nature and character that no man can fathom. But if it were not for such struggles of mcntnl and moral anguish how should we lunow in our sorrows that thc E\'ci'lastiiig Arnis not undrr us?

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Broadway and Ilth St., New York City

nons conrokrs vuruour sxrmivaonncs.

This famous hotel has' been renovated, redecoratcd refur-

nished, and many modernntip to date appointments have been

sign ' ig I. - - proccs:-ics of verses 3:5, 33 arc uh uct-‘il pnrnblr.

Tho disciples hnvr It-imictl that tht-

abscncc of proifisioun nrnong them does not mean that four thousand pri: to go tlllfetl il the lVI8.Bt0l` has it 'n 'His heart to feed them. They simply own up that they have not enough. liut seo! Jesus tinds out to the lust lonf what they have and

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do not contain either phensceiin, opium or sny other dangerous

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YORK FISH ADS

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Thomas M. Reid & Co

Wholesale Commission Fish Dealers

|08 Fulton Fish Market, New Yo.k

_ Specialties, Smelts, I-lels and Clams. C-Jnslgniiihits solicited,

returns. Stencils and stationery on application.

Reference Market :uni Fulton National Bank. New York.

S. B. WILEY & SONS, Transfer Agent, Boston.

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NO . 3 FULTON_ MARKET

- DAILY RETURNS- Stencils and instructions on applicwion.

Wholesale Commission

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installed, and can be compared

The only first class hotel near all siesmship lines.

Within easy access of every

Wanamaker'a Five minutes walk I Sl op ` D' t ‘ »»

NOTED FOR:-Excellence of cuisine. coiillortzlblgmfpndhilhiél sour'

teous service and homelike surrountlitigs. -

The very best iecommndgtinn; in (hc dw ‘g '

$1.00 Per Day Up.

7 minutes from Grand Central Depot. I0 minutes to leading stores .ind theatres

ST. DENIS

Also Slnnwix Hall Ilofel. Albany N. Y

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\HOTEL ST. DENIS

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favorably with any in the city. .

point of interest. llalf blogk from

HOTEL CO.

God. but the last crust..

tatlicr and mother would model th spreading and serving-o!_ their fariii'

I brings th ‘ ' - I vice. Tho tithe not only belongs to

ful things:

First: Overliness, system, equalit

of opportunity and of service.

HOTEL VICTORI

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Broadway, Filth Avenue and 27th St., New York

_ , of the Shopping District

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witiba lt. lI_\/_ and cold water and telephone i /cry ro im. Cuisine uncxcelled.

A Modern, First Class llolel

_;~?n"‘PI_¢l_¢ 111 :\Il_tts apponittnenls. l"uruishing and

__ _ _ __ __ _ _ 4,. \_>rat|\_iil_s_crit||».rly' :_new throughout. I’opu‘ar with "_ ` " `1"f .Q-';§"¢`§|" 1| -‘-"'_:-"_-§.I_" "“|"’5 V 15111111: lllc city without escorts because il.

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In WBIIHHK Distance of Shops and Theatres ,u l`l_ me diirlflues but shall have the light of

ABSOLUTELY FIREPR OOF

ROOITIS $I,50 per

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day and upward

E‘"°9““ Ph" Canadian money taken at par

GEORGE W. SWEENEY, Proprietor.

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commanded, .tc.

lincss, sanitation. Every broke

put to proper use.

l.ESS()N V

November 3.

THIS SIGN AND THE LEA\`EN

Mark 8: 11-26.

GOLDEN TEXT

"Jesus spake unto them, saying,

followeth mn shall not walk in th

life," Jiihir 81 12.

POIN'i‘le`.I‘ t>‘llGGESTll1Nr2_

by Rev. D. W. Snidcr.

Would it not be splendid if every

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tablu after thc manner ol Jesusi The \ - lt- ' _ _ wiodel sets forth two or tbrce bcauti- Wholtsalc Commlsslon 115]' Dealer”

Second: And doubtless most iin-

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Third: (jnrcfulness, economy, clean- °'W°"hMF6WPd _

piece was gathered and was doubtless

Bm th” “Fm “I the “’°"l“i 1*” that in sending account sales as fast as shipments are sold.

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facts soy that this is the thirc occns- '

ion on which Jesus was asked for a S U C C E S S 0 R S T 0

sigii,accordinL: to the record. This , opens an interesting nhrasc of study; 8 namely, I-lou' dnl Jesus successively .

meet those who sought n sign from QC

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R. r.nALL o co.

y Smells, Scallop, Eels and Lobafers a Specially Also Salt Cod and Hard Dried Cod for the Italian

37 Fulton Market, NEW YORK

Consignments Solicifed eiurns cnt si y

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_ -I6 Fulton Fish Market ‘

New York City

Any person shipping Snielts or Eels should try L. Storer & Co.

to Iinlton Fish Market, N. Y. City, as this is one of the oldest firms in

I Fulton Fish Market and are known for their rellablllt y and promptncss

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WHOLESALE COMMISSION DEALERS

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§__ __v E I ‘ ` j6e_ntrall;y located, Accessible,

-~ Qlllffl Zllltl ltcfluctl, tioqrlfqitable Accommotlillons. _ _ `,G<_>0d Scnviw. _ ` _._".l.'QuflCOU'S Trcalmcnt.

‘ ou will gciall of ilicsc at 'Ihc H0'l'Ill. BRIS'I`0I.

` \I22 West 49th St., Broatlivay and Sixllr Avo _ ,EUROPEAN PLAN.

_- » O2-50.10 -$2.50' Per Day Uuillllé (coins, with private -9311;) _ Q3_i§0,'to $3.06 _Par Dey.

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$.20 P&4‘8g.y,

. E. T-Olson, Pres. ami Mgr,

Chas. Mcciieady, Asn,

` Hotel Raymond

42 EAST 28 STREET NEW YORK

2 Blocks East of Broadway

zlilli Sirccl Subway Station at thc door.

l 3 blocks east from Hudson tubes nn onli Avc. :intl zhlh Slrcel. Fivo minutes _ln tlraml Llculral Station at .izntl Slrnct _or Venn. It,Il. Station at 7th Ave.

Convenient to theatres and shops,

especially suited for ladies visiting New York alone.

SINGLE ROOMS SL50 _1--znitMElvr _

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We have fvnlcd from Mr. L. I‘. 'll_inlou.

that stand,_ well known as .'. . lenlral Ms rltct where we willkcep u lull stool: ofull kinds of fresh and comcd mcsts including

Beef, Mulfon, Lamb, Forli, ___ Veal, Qc.

Geese, Duc|ts,__ Fowl, Chickens And Game-

Potsdoel. Turnips, Cabbage. Beats,

Psrmips, Celerv, Onions and orbs.

Fresh Milk 5 cents A Quart

fn fact evsrythin usually found Ina

First Class Yrovislon Store liishm Q..¢my.t.»»vut msn. we Aim

To Please.

Give us B trial order.

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Value.

Our motto is to give the beslvaluefor the money ln every purchase Boots and rubbers at lowest prices _ _ _

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NEW YORK FISH ADS

Smells, Eels, Lobsters and Frogs are Specialties

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llhesallru Bmlhafs 1 za into wholesale run. unto

Wholesale Coéi_i_i:;)i;;i__¢;r_i Dealers and N E W Y 0 R K ' `

PROMPT RETURNS

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No. lFulton Fish Market, New York

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mimi IwU:5&i|?p%1-ow P..nLlY.|`-"`_!°RToN * l0,I@D "- I i

Those uhm limo sought o_ut the

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- Wholesale Commlesion Fish Dealers

114 and H5 South St., Fulton Market, New York ,

Cold Storage on premises Consignments solicited l'

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MAIL CONTRACT

SEALED TENl)l‘IIlS, _ndtli'csscd_ to

the Postinnstor Gcnornl.\viIl he ri-cewcd ut Ottawa until Noon. on Fi'nla.y. H10 22nd Novoinbet' IIH2. l`t>I'_i110 "011"l‘Y' unce of His Mujest_\"s Malls. on il l""" posed Contriwt for four yours, six ro11l11I

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trips pci wc It

Over Albany Special] llul'o.l I¢0\1Ii0 froin the Postiiiusrol' iii-nori_il s pll=_u.~a\iro.

Priniol notices voniitiniug further

information as to conditions of propos- ed Coiitrs.i~t may bt- soen and l»l1.\11I¢

forms of Tonrler muy lw ohtuitn-tl at the Post Oilicos of A huny. hr-ul'lBt1>\\f11. Cheltau, Cupo 'l`i'n.\'oi'.~tc und at thu <\l\|L'<‘ of the Post ()ttil'e Inspector.

JOHN l"_ \\`Hl‘l.\Ii.

Post Olliri- Ii\spe<~f0|',

Post Otiice Iiislwct<ii"s Otiivc. Churlottc-

town. Oct l0th. llllvl.

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SEALED 'I‘ENI)ERS addressed to the Posluiasler General, will be ret~ei\'ud nl- .lttaws until Noon. on Friday. the ttt_h November. lil1'.%-for tbc a~on\'ey:ince of lim Mi\lonf..v's Mails on a proposed Contract IOI' 10111' ya-'rn six round trips por week between Kildare Capes nn d ’1‘l|:_pinh (Mural Mail Delivery) from the ost- mnstorGener_al’s pleasure- _

PrIut_ed notic s oongainlnig further in-

formation as to con itions ol proposed tfontrnnt muy bo seen _and blank forms of'l`gn1Ier may _bs obtained nt. t|\n_ Putt Offices- of Tignish, Kildare. I{\h_l_i_ire l'spes and at the Office of the Post Office

Inspector at Vhnrlottetown.

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POST OFFICE I,)l‘ll’AR'1‘MEN’l`, l

Mall Service Branch . ttuwp. 24th September, 1912.- I

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SYNOPSIS Ol`£NADlAN NORTH.

WEST LAND REGULATIONS.

ANV person who'i° the solo head of s

family, or any male over 18 years old

may homestesd_n quarter ssc lon of n- vsl sbls Dominic land in Manitoba.

lat er, m_othsr. son. daughter. brother or sister-_oi intending homestender.

Duties.-8|_x months’ residence upon and cultivation of tho land in eacli_ol three years. A homesteadsr ms! live within nlne miles of his homcstes on s farm of nt Isnsth) acres solely owned and

ocougied by him or by his hither, mother. son, aulp Br brother or sister- ln carts n districts a homestendsr in

mod standing may pre-empt is qui,rtsr :£_r_:__tion alongside his homestead. rice

Der acre

Duties.-Must reside upon the home

ste1d or pre-smption six months in ssnh of s x gusts from dste of homestead entry Linclu Img the time required to earn omeste patent) and cultivate fifty °'i{°f.°x°"£ a li it if t li if

omes es erw o as ex ri a homestead riznt and cannot ohtgin prla.

omp_tiio.. may enter for s purchased home- stsa in certain districts. Price |100 per sore. Duties.-Must rvnirlo six monthsin I ?.‘.i“.‘3l..‘.“."i."l.l2.t'?'.?:..`ii‘l.“'#30 "“’ ‘°’°' ' ‘ ill. w.`oonv

Deripty of the Minister ofthe interior

N. B.- nsuthorizevlpublicstion of this Advertisement -Ill not be mild fr~~

STEAMSHIP SAILINGS.

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ALL THE WAY BY WATER Eastern S. S. Corporation

IN'l`1'lRNA'l`ION.\ I. L I N Il - F :ir e ei

Uhurlol.tel.own to Boston $12.20 to lort- sntl $lI.'I0 Loan- St.. John at 11.00 ii. nr. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays lor East purt.Lubec and lloston.

Returniulr leave India Wharf, Boston

Munrluys. W~>l|nesrinyl~= and -Fridays. nl. 5 s. m.. und Portland nt 5.00 p. m.. lor Lub» ¢c,Esutporl. and Bt John.

:MAINE B'l`l§r\MBBIP LINE-IJ' service Iietwet-ri Portland and New lfldelll

Leuvc Franklin Whsrl 'l`ueNd»iys.'1‘hurs.

days and Saturdays ut 6 p. m, Farris $100 ouch wry. ‘ .

For tickets. litrrntiiro and inlormatiun

npltoln-.ltlkt t..i,\~ nllochud tlirdllzll tl; dlssljllllaitltlu. “mug”

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Fo 9 rtioulmi awk: o Wai. obn-

-I _pforsod when _

int»bu.Ap;i Q2 A I ‘ _ “° -

Chsrlottetovinl Steam Nsvilstitm

Llmlitli -ivmlni fn,

Oommonelnz Mo dey this .ll _ ,_

_ Siesnier “Nortlltlillerli

Iesves Olisr ottetown for Picton. N. B, R0 ¢_>_é:to_%k uhm.. leavin! P etou on return

O . . - Connpclfons at Piotou for sl points li .Nova cotis. _

Steamer "Empress

lssves Burnmsrsido lor Point du Opens. N. B.. nbout 10 o'oIook ll. m. .leaving elm du Chess on return about 4.1!? p, 3 , gon nsctine with express tra ns or hum tetown and Tiznisli. Connections mul -':.'=1s.°s:.‘::'.rs.fe.:.-1' "' “ - G vl'..wsK om),

ossriem own. P. E. isnnd. "“°“°"

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HONTREAL-'QUEBEC LIVERPOOL &All.Wdsver.VSA1`URDAY8Uls "LAUltBN'I`l¢" AND "‘lliBdA||’l\¢" ""‘..."£.°".‘.'i.¢!;L'.'.““°:'.l.“.‘.'.“.'.'...'..t""‘ “'l'EUTONlC“ ll "CANADLE

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STEAMSIIIP LINE RS

tfvnm London Steamer From Hslilsx

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_ ._ Kanawha Nov. llth

Oct. 25th unennndoab Nov, :oth

From ilnlilnx For Liverpool Dlrcct

Sagamore Oct 25th

From Liverpool Btssmsr From Huunx . ._ . Ripon NovI"lst ot, isth Tabasco -- Oct. 27th Almerlsns Nov. i5tli

The shove stasmsrs have slimltsd se-

mmmodstlon for saloon passengers. Passengers ind Fislzhi `Bk`snts _lor th o tllsn Line Btssmsliip 0o.`\t Halifax.

FUBNEBB WITHY tk OO.. LTD.

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