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That _ls what' s preoo_ the following remark ~- -lorgsnfs tsstsmentz- \ "I e‘om»mlt»my soul of my Saviour in

that. l\T_.vin¢ redeemed

it ln h_ __ `?iost

will PNND

tin-oiie ni niy

entreat my

defend, at all

cost of doctrine 0! the atonement for sin through the blood of Jesus Christ. once oflered, and through that alone.

Joy and sadness are striving for

the mastery in one’s heart as one gazes penslvely at this brief newsps-_ per item; joy, because of the noble confession, by the great American

and I

and

at any _ blessed

financier, of the cardinal and most

nsolato truth of the Christian ' _

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A bite el this and q ture or dist. an any

long,-dull: the the

digestion. _ __ _`f__-1*'

Restore younslomseh to helIiy vigor by taking s N's»;Dru~Co Dyspepia Tsblbl _ sf ter sich meal'-sud cutout the '.pieefn¢‘_.

Na-Dru»Co Dyspepsia Tablets

are the best friends for sufferdrs lrom lndlgeetion ' ' s Box

National Drug sad Chemical Co. gf

Cansds. Limited. _

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cumstances, should be pronounced “extraordinary and striking.”-

CHASE SAN BORN MONTREAL -

cea against death is the loveliest be-

THICK, SWOLLEN

Lk :

that maize :i horse Wheeze, G ND '

this greatest trust which their fa- her confided to their ' courageous

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R°°r` have Thwk wmd ‘ `\ keeping. ‘Nicholas of Pennsylvania,__.M. Bert-`

or Choke-down, can be reduced with

also any Bunch or Swelling. No blister. no hair gone, and horse kept at work. ~Con- °°n“'3‘*fd"0U|Y It few drops required st an application. ,$2 per bottle deliv¢r¢d_

_ _ Book 3 K free.

ABSORBINE. .\R..:intiseptic liniment for man- i'»_l-'ll_|r f¢<l\ll`§5 Cl'SfS,Wcns, Painful, Knotted \ :rricose \’ciri_:, lllcers. $1 and S2 ii bottle at deziicrs or tlcrii-cred. Book “l~fvidence“ fr~e W. F. YGUHG, P.D.I~`.f ll lymzns llldd..Mv:itre:il. Cen.

IS IIOT STRUIIG.

Women are coming to understand that

weak, lame and aching banks from which

_ they suder are due to wrong notion of the

kidneys. _

The kidneys are overtamed,-given

more work than they can pomibly do-

then they cg out in protest through the pain in the ack..

When the hack aches and pains it

is almost impossible to do her housework, for every move and turii means ala.

_On the _first sign nf boeksolie T)oan’| Kidney P1119 should be uken so as to avoid all this suffering

Mortgage Sale

To be sold by public auction at

the Court Hours in Charlottetown on Tuesday the fifteenth day of ]uly A. D. i9i3, at the hour of twe`ve 0’clock noon under and by virture ofthe power of sale contain- ed in an indenture of mortgage bearing date the sixth duy of Dec eriiber, A. D. i904, made between ]i~li-i A. ]'_-nkius of Birch Hill, P.»wnal,iii Queens County in Prince Edward Island, Farmer, and Wil- heliiitna iris wife of the first part, and thc undersigned ofthe s cond

p irt: -

All that tract of land on Town ship number sixty in Queens County boiiucitcl and describtd as fellows

that is to sayz-

Commciicing on the West side of

the Selkirk Road at the south east _

by using Doadsulgidney Pills. About l year ago I was tembly afiilcted with lame ack, and was so bad st times I could not sweep m own door. While looking

co ry

f ith; dness, becaus this truth or F' l _ _ - Z

its utf;:ance under thee attendingicir- GRADUAT ON 'DAY

` ` ` AT WEST POINT.

A dylug confession of such a char- WEST POINT. N- Y-. JUN 13°- acter from a person in the position Members 0l_ th? 01888 Of 1913 Of thi! of Mr. Morgan-his day on earth hav- ‘United States Military A°8d0l1‘1Y 1'0- ing been filled to the brim with so-` ceived their diplomas from the hands

cular thought and earthly business- `of Col. Clarence P. Townsley. BUD"-` l in extremely rare. wny should it be lnteudent of the academy. this morn- t » ne? 'rnere in no vniiri reason wily the ing. On the i>1sttori‘n_w°r¢ gathered ‘

average man of affairs of this world Secretary of War Garrison; Maior should live a Christless life and die a General Leonard Wood, the Ohie! of Christless death. the General Stad, and many other Mr. Morgan's testanientary utter- distinguished people in military and

ance concerning the great Gospel pan- civil life. "

o. quest of all the bequests he made. Cadet Francis lil. Newcomer of Wash Let us all share in it, by our ioint ington, .D.C., a sou Oi IJ_le\\t. Col. confession of the same truths aid his Henry C. Newcomer, U.B.A. Next in ichildren and heirs in carrying out' order of standi_ug__¢8me -Oldets G-K

angle of land now or tormrrlviu F' _ the possession of john MtLenn - running thence west sevent»-five chains, thence south siirtten chains and sixty-six links, ilifrcc east to the road, thence along the road to the p‘ace of comix-eucenitrit con- taining one hundred and twe ty-five acres of lanri a litt`e more or less, being the land desciibzd iii a deed from the Coniniissioner of Public Li\D<lS_ to joseph Saunders darfd the nineteenth day of ]u~y, A D_

lffif.

For fui ther yarticulavs apply to

l‘vl_<ssis. McLeod & B¢m1@y_ Sol. ii itor:=,Bank oi Nova Scotia Chamb-

ers, Charlottetown. "

Dated this izth day of june A

D. |913.

D. C Mcl,EOD and

A. E. BURKE

worth $15.00 101° $12.00.

1 _

Larger one, worth $17 for $15.00. _

Side Boards, all sizes and qualities `

from 3.50 to $50.00 all at dis-

‘ R- - fi ". ~ __ _.,_

wgiiillfit, rrern $12-50 to $45.00 eu' _1’orIi§iits and Children- A _ _ e We P i j

abiizgzitufrom Srizs to s50.00.__ um _Kind _“"9 _Alwals Bougm __ ' H V _ ' A ` on C __ '_ ___ Sec* Treas' _ /-

Commodes from $2 75to $87 9";-5 gba * J. J. C y

The honor man of the class was

Young of Montana, C. F. _Williams 0!

st your Druggisfs. Made by' the ,~ ._ . -.

Massachusetts, R. W. Crawford. RH.

ram or Indiana, J. A. Dorst of Cali-

.\ -I--' 1,--' -i 'fo`i°nia. R. W. -_Putmixn of Minnesota.

W B Roseyearf Ur , of Michigan,

In accordance with established ous tom the ten cadets of highest stand-

and ot

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FOSTER LEAVES FOR KOREA.

SYDNEY, June 12--Hon. Geo. E.

Foster left today for China, Korea and Japan to inquire into the pos- sible iopening of Canadian trade. Some difficulties have arisen over reciprocity between Australia and Canada, but he hopes he ’will be able to overcome them. '

FLOODS IN BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Mrs. Harvey W. Brtiwnell, Northpofl, TETE JUfANI_§' J““° 12"'Th°

N_S,, w-;~if,¢g;_-“I ngw “ke plenum in Main Street is six feet- under water, writingyou, stat' the benedtlnggived due to the sudden rise of the Fraser

River. No lives have been lost yet.

THE CZAR FORBIDS WAR.

grgushpég-B. Almausoidl new De»n'» s'r. PETERSBURG, .inns iz-'rne ____ _ggi hit Ivgarglg pres; b°d_r_1?_=_\_i_nedy, om nee rent re ure King or Beige- did so End found greg relief 2? amih iervia' iflfgramsth wamgglgl - ' em a war e ween em

;“i§)v°vl;°r;es,_l§::k°f3l°n:_§ki::lvy°°?;f£am.g not leave Russia indifferent and that .peedyacm.e_» , he rteiserveihto aimsielf allulrzpgty _pe-

Price 50centssbox 3boxee for $1.25 sp” “g ° “°°_““ “ ° °' st all dbalers or mailed direct on receipt Wards "mich 5 °"1mm°‘ 9t"“531°-" of pr-ice by Th, T_ Milburn C9” Limits). Bulgaria replied agreeing to submit Toronto, Ont, Ig the dispute with Servla' to arbitra-

Whenorderingdiroet,spooifyf!Dosn's,'_! tion and Bervia. it is also expected _

will agree.

i MINISTERS TR AN SFERRED.

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Thg Kidneys ‘aria Lf K. Unrierniii ei cntiiernis. '

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FURMTURE SALE- 'roRoN'ro, June iz-at Terence ;

Methodist Conference following min-

Ertenslnv 'Petrie we meeiuremwwietere trnnsrerrea' ent:-Dr. w. L. ;lze` 40 x44. extends to 6 ft. worth Armstrong, to Alberta; W. D. Cas- $8.50 for $6-50. well to Manitoba; E. K. Hogan to Extends to Bit. worth 59-00 1°# Hemiitnn; w. i.nnge_to Hnrniiten; S

$7-00. P. Rose to Montreal, coming in Rev

Kimhell Cabilmtr B b°5“¢Y» W0”-ll J. 'W. Eaklns from Nova Scotia, R $20.00 for $18.00. K. neii, iiemnten-, r-1. Hen, iinni Side boards. lust and finished luv- wha; R. w. Peiiinrnire, Lennon; J face oak, worth $10.00, for $B.50T w_ Neal, Kingston; W. R. Young,

Large Cupboard with glass doors, Montrcap

wo ~f 18

_ ,. `_ 1~_. - _ o __ _ .- _ _ _,__,___- ____

_ ._ » $1 3.00. Suits- for » .$8.35 1;

A leadingmsunfdcturer of t_lie men’s clothing he 3oo iuen’s~suitl a't`wlilt seems

to us a ridiculously price. P1‘0V1dl¥ig W0 bllllght the lot ranging in sizes 34 t0 44-

After fully [examining the suits, quality of lining and every _point of iuish, style and

so forth we decide_d_l`to buy and we fully believe thst _they are the Beit suit bargains offered here for many days! The material from which the suits are made consists chic-H y .of Scotch

Twecds and English Worsted. i - _ ' _ _ _ _.

_ _ Kmckers `

A greet many parents have

been complaining to 'us that

Clothing Room, Second - ‘h°Y1‘°"° W” ‘“““"_°-“_” g°*

A r anything for the boys"`to'

stand the wear and tear, such

' ` Every. Suit bears a large 'round' _

green rag, may beseen in our

_1`loor“to-day ~ _

as bays from 6 to '14 years of age usually require. We have

secured for you now the best

boys’-knickers that we know

_ _ The style of the suits are the new, S. B. style. The i shoulders are hand shaped and nicely moulded collars

_ land lapels. The front of the coats are suiliciently t rounded to give them a stylish appearance. The lin- ‘

ings are of good quality satin. The een'/as is a heavy

elastic iinislied canvas well padded with wading and

of. It is not cheapuess we

are after in this instance but L'

quality,we can guarantee them

halr cloth. The suits are sewed' with silk throughout to 19 stand the wen;-_ Th¢

and area dressy, classy suit in every respect. ipriceis $r.5 5. _ '

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eAre Tu Blame “lg "‘“ “° ”° “‘° °°“’“ °‘ E“g‘“' '

\ eers The remaining members of thai » - -

A clasg will be assigned to the iqfantryi __ 41 _ i wa g § i I ~ her branches of the service. . _ - _ . _ . _ _ _

_ _ _ _._

THE BRIGHTUN BLACK FUX C0. LTD.

_Autliorized Capital 150.000 _ __ ‘_

lOf which 81 ,`0O0tis nowBeing Issued

The stock ofthis Coiiipanyjias not previously been advertized as the Directors wished to be sure they were

going to obtain all the foxes contracted for namely 6 pairs of best quality including the Dalton, ’l'uplin,~ Oult ii strain. - » < ` ` ._ _

These D6 pairs were contracted for previous to the advance in pr'ce and are capitalized at 8r,ooo or 1 3, 5fo per

pair which low capitalization make; this easily the most attractive fox proposition in the market. _ _

The 'ranch which is now under coustruct’on will be one of the most up-to-date in the province. it is located in

a beautiful rove of mixed spruce aid hardwood in the centre of 38 acres of land on the properties of Lieut Col. A.

g .

G. Peake and 1.] M_cK\nnon. _ _ __ V _ . _ _ ,

Several experienced fox ranchers who have visited the jlocatiou pronounce it one of the best they have ever

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o oooloffhe stbclz in this company has already been subscribed and the balance is now offered for subscrip-

5 i . .

tion in shares of ioo each, Io p. c. to accompany the appl’cation the balance payable August Ist. " ' . _ “ Copies of the prospectus and application blanks may be obtained from any oi the following Provisional _

Directors or _ ~ ~ __

The Maritime Fox Exchange and Investment C0.

_ , .

' _ Provisional Directors _

I .

'_ Frank R. Heartz C Lieut. Col. A. G. Peake

Iron Beds. spring and mattress the _ - ' _V A best at the lowest price. PATONS. -d5°°‘°"“'° °_‘ » . ' . » . _ __ - _

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Fox Farm i

F or' Sale

Situated oii Brsckley Point Road, five _ mines from Ohsrhottetown. and s quarter 0| Il r r okl Point btstlon

twelve acres of s verfeot hard and soft wood grovmmost suitable for s fox rsneh.

A__‘i;ii|i stream runs through the prop e . ' R

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0 e - r l One tram will.-<<_ leave Point _ du

The necessary number of trains will be made up st`_:Moncto`ii`_t'of_';éforty _ltliif.db_i_tt_l_>leipilgr’fiiiage. `

~ The fare from Pt. _du Cherie to -St. A¢m_¢rd.=-jretum is_,_ D ~ '

_ '$5.50 for adults mtl $227.5 for e`liildre§__ sp|l,Ior____H6_n¢fe\|.

' ticket agents for Charlottetown are:-Miss Geftie Steele, Red _ is =Storo-_or»_3zz< -_Kent

Esq., Freight Dept. Station. " O ' "` D " '

Give _ HER "fa GOOD Ring _

'If you sre oin to give s ring _ make it s good ons fgr the best is Henry ‘oss tw wif' i y i me im '

_» e s owing e sp en e»

diamond rings ranging ta bww lID.e.e»¢-. ns »'n‘l3§ 00

gold set with

..;'. .';$7.5o up

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T U D A E. D J 1913 ' _

locality through

get one

I' Railway,

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“t 5 °° °'°1¢°k P m-. and others to follow. `

for children

C8111 Store, Cor. Q-ees and R.fcliiii_ol_d$t8.,aitd

you with all the information

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