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nina

Bruce

..¥,?'V“I think |Dr. Fiwlefs I

tllilglng-

A 0P°llSJuly 11~t, bein the 26th ear un-

FUI' pariculars apply to Mrs. Naw-

'rH" finaaniiiiv. f~nAm.o1~'ri'~:'row1v-,' mnvnn-:Swann

M*

_' teeth ‘

~’_ , _ Thelittieformsoou

'_ `~ wastes and fade; , awaywhen diarriimn 1

' , , ‘ or_ cholera inhggum

w seizes upon it.

love your child, mot2`er, and ve his hfe,give himDr. owier‘e Wild Strawberry. p

is no ottaer remedysso safe to A

1° hildre an nonesoe ectual. pw &has. Zmith, Shoal Lake, Mag

.,,

Wd ggnwberry is the est medicine that ns "gr made for diarrhcxa., dysentery 1 “Q gmnmer complaint. It is the bg; i tg* gg give children when they are ileth- ` -*_ Ii‘h;\-e alwavs used it in our own

it has never yet failed."

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ooo tons

ut and Egg sizes

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cia

lc Here on 20th Inst.

WI be sold low while dis- °“

» conditions of discharged-prisoners.

unfortunates have an uphill dght at any _ tim

Kindly book your order at of

P

so

j u for lod su

lm

IBO

tive Held for their energy StafTCaptain

A

easier by removing them from the scenes

[S B N G , G ' sideration the. appointment of it Canadian

board of Baptist missions to consist of

? p the Maritime provinces, six from Ontario

u ` I and Quebec, three from Manitoba and

h him C8.l‘€f1lll -On thg the Northwest and three from British

aw _ _ ~ _ -_ ` » J _fifisr vtlrst indication ofv Diarrhcna ____ _ C°l\1mbia» . '

' - Principal W. A. McIntyre moved are- ' A -~ , y I ,fi M

' . _ V ., -‘ _

in Sixty-Eight Returned Moves an Important Resolu- -papem Political corfupiion and we

l0 Wl°0Ug' D0il]g H011 in Temper- ofwhich/wa.s_the passage of a _resolution

-- ` ance Sgntimgnt mu rea in one poiiticai life or our coun-

(F1-om the Toronto G]°b¢_) try, with the view of promoting truth

The Central Prison °m°ialS “re _able to and just views of the dignity and sacred-<

report the smallest number of prisoners W_ _ v / ness of the ballot

st now that they have 11811 ill Summer .mmpeg’ July 4'_°~I efterdayf was the The convention concluded last night

S

» . I E . . via £€..€.‘i.‘.".i§_S "“'“°‘ °‘ Star f €ai>I=1111 Ar¢l11l>=ll<l» or rapist convention at *“;‘:;.‘;*:::.F‘::;f‘

I

- h Pliot weatl-ilercomes P, E, L’ . O al authorities, the support of denomi-

“ - al' 0° b°l>l¢S» ¢SP¢ C - national institutions by the state the ex-

' V1* . ' I, -_* _ ali’ “any "h°s° ¢"‘“l“8 --_ D g eruption of church property from state

___ taxation and the assumption of distinct-’

J ' Zgygligious teaching dy the state in

f Central Prison-Only one In -_ New mn imrm

closing day of the Baptist national con

at leasttcn years. The number now _ - W- ged there is 336, or 30 less than in the ventfon anfi was devmfed chiefly to the ofl'tl‘}dx?o(li(lheS¢fi?sTll2'CiE1:-‘dh .d;hal1d`ef:)t!;lde!i]x,i mmerof1SD9_ This satisfactory State consideration of resolutions and reports. Nationalbevélopment and Rev Chas aff”-lI`S iS 8SCl‘lb€d t0S0\'€l`fllC'l“S9S~ In Rev' JI A' tion’ M0ntrea]’.m0veda A. Eaton Toronto on’The Baptist Con- flfst' Pllme 8005 times have 3 “muml -resohmmi rewlcing at the steadily grow' lrlbzition toCanadd in the Twentieth Cen-

lessening efect in crime, when even inc img sentiment in Canada' a3"““"»t the fury ' ' Dl`0Vid€nt and Criminfll element Of the H.qu(.)r frame as expressed through the pm' Torday the eastern delegates visit Bran-

ulation may get a living without re vmmal and Dominion plebiscitcs’ ami’ don to attend the ceremonies in connec-

D ' . .

while regretting that the federal govern

sorting to crime. Another cause,aind one ' ' ° - _ -° which since it has been developed in the ment h_a‘_i not' “Zee” its Way “leaf t° enact 2;; ‘gggtggscicggég Stone laymg for the

st few months has worked surprising- a p':°h‘bl’5°l`Y ll0.l10I` ll?-W, €XPl`¢S5€d satis' `

well, is the reclamation by the Salva- fa°_t"°n that the provincialgovernments °t n Army omcers of those wh() Prince Edward Island and Manitoba had T0 CUTS 3- he?-d9~Cl1€ U1 Y/€D l11lDU_l»€S USC

are discharged. Last fan the prison placed on their respective statute; books Kumfoft Headwhe P0Wd€1‘S-

. ' enaetments rohibitin the trai'l'ic in in- .

population as at flood tide, and . . .p g Ward G., W was ata loss to know toxicatiug liquors asabeverage so far as "nt w"th_e_r_“l_E'g‘"d'

en i mour

at to do with all who were sentenced Ekezrtilhungdlcvon 1_3 wncerned' and hfmed _ LONDON, J l1lY 13-'-All ¢X¢€Pf»i01l9~1 l10l>

- - -. Tb .~ t 3 0 l\Dl5lSf»S ID the Other PFOVIUCCS-*wave is causing numerous sunstrokes and

the Pro nc-ial on. e um er

vi Dub . would do what they could to hasten the

nths alwa sivitness a heav increase _ _ _ _

y y da when hibit le slation would

'nth to , »' t ni him f Y. P’° ‘°“ g* I ose sen Own olhmgdloo e amln; obtain from the Atlantic to the

nty Magistrates sen 'u vag . _ -~ be

. . ‘ . C

viuce. They are liberated in the h . . . ,

spring, usually, and this year the Provin- _ ome mission committee S 'eport was ad'

l police force has done a great work in

driving the trumps all and singular out of the When the Salvation Army took an ac-

ce

boundaries of Ontario.

hold of the work they found a wide

> rchibald was put in charge, and he at

laid plans for the betterment of the

e. and he sought to make their life .

much time in the prison, where h

we to

_ lon

McMillan.

July, 17th. 1900 ood `lw.

N%li.li¥W§§

In [Tl el'

Footwear,

We have just opened a lo

for

I

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f' :rs <°

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of

Ill

Ladies’ Bicycle Boots

Meds Bicycle Boots

leather and canvas, Men Canvas Shoes, B.>y’s Bicycle Boots in canvas, Men’s and Boys’ Outing*

Shoes.

E

QC? U0

in

A tortured foot should

iind instant relief in our easy shoes.

Qlleen Street, Corner below '

un du

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O09

they are sent out to do, and it is required that they should be paid fair wages. Stall"- Captain Archibald does not believe in the

me sEA§Ti`E Hom ‘

Rustico Beach

S

‘UWB present management. y Boating, Fishing, Surf and and Still,

.Wllor Bathing,Beautiiul Shady Aven- \ll.Nice Drives, and Covered Ball *bl* Cwquet Grounds. 'foreach hotel bv rail, get tickets lllfll points to Hunter River. Coach- ‘Vm "Mt guests on notice being re- l d-stance 84 miles. Or direct &.C.»a1.lo-.ietown by carriage at all `

_ hliimoderate.

|\»30\side Hotel,Rn=t‘co, P E. I..

-l0H|| IIEWSDN.

‘MY 4 ¢&stf. Chail »-tetown. P~E-I &"

Mill !_ _lllllllllll

Hotel o ns for the season on June

ihllllllll

London H0u5e_ onest living, and says the interest in

/_rf

D'

tuscan! er d°§;§i..“;. ‘;°.f..‘;5€

able way can be shown. The men sent

prisoner, because he may be induced to work more cheaply than some one else.

.Al (}1\JE§I),

_- *obstinaw caSB of Constipation. Sat-’

temptation. The energetic offlcerspent

` _, ' , e

n ` I

t_ from cell to cell speaking the distressed convicts ‘~

ged for consolation. The _ Sym’-'

pathetic edort expended in this way required a good deal of heroic devotion, but Revival. .meetings were held everynight

the results well repaid the work.

three weeks, and sixty-eight cases of

conversion wore' recorded. Au account has

the have gone back into the ways of sin.

been kept of those who have since left prison, and only oneis reported to

n this connection the officers of the

Salvation Army, who have had the en- couragement and assistance throughout

the Prisoners’ Aid Association, have

done a praiseworthy work in obtaining places for the prisoners leaving the Cen- t-ral. parties in distant parts of the country for

Arrangements have been made with

ploymennt for discharged prisoners,

of summer Footwear here they make their living removed

in their old homes and avenues of

mptation. No secret is made of the fortunates, past life, but, on the con-

ry they are received by sympathetic

h b -I

Tl - people who take an interest in t e o ser vation to the path of virtue of those who have fallen. Many men have been helped

this way, and it is the belief of the

army officers that if the system is kept

the number of prisoners can be rc-

ced to 150, as they place that as the

maximum number of habitual criminals

in

the Central. Stall'-Captain Archibald is in constant mmunication with people who wish to d in the rciormatory fvork by giving scharged prisoners a chance to earn an

e work proves that there is a

mong the rur P0911

ut are always competent for the work

Orin of charitythat employs a discharged

71-

We, the undB!'SigU9d d0 hefebl

twenty-five cent bottle of Dr. Wills English Pills, if, after using three toni-ths of contents of bottle, they do not relieve Constipation and Head- ache.. ‘Vo also warrant that four

bottles will pei manently cure the most

tisfaction or 110 P“Y 'hw Wm”

lish Pills M8 “Wd

Charlottetovlli P- E~ I' _ _ Gm E_ Hughes, Druggist, Char

lottetown P. E. I.

l St. Charlotttown, P.E.I.

fra. If H;/Lf ` f

grocer for. ,

Norfolk . 5

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__ For

,greg to refund f the morfcy

Enfohusou 8; Johnson, DruggistSi_

J _ i *

who

A iiiiifililliif

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fill in li!

I

BACKEIXUP by Dr. Pierce’s Favorite

Prescription, any woman is enabled to face the world with its duties and pleas- ures without fear of suffering. This medicine is not a cure-all, but a speciic for the chronic diseases peculiar to wom- en. These diseases it perfectly controls and absoliutely cures. Tens of thousands of women have testified that

“ Favorite Prescrip- tion” makes Weak Women Strong and

Sick Women Well.

_pro &

. opted recommending that the provincial

conventions take into serious con

trol of statcinstitutiozisby denomination-

Rov. W. E.Norton,of Owen Sound, read

C.i\reh’s Relation Thereto, the result cf

urging Baptists to take an intelligent

and righeousness in national affairs,

prostrations. In London the thermometer registered at noon todayil29 degrees in fhe sun and 86 in the shade.

AROUSED AT LAST

To the terrible ravages of consumption

in Ontario, the Government is petitioned to establish hospitals for cousumptives. As a. preventative to consumption t ere is no treatment tobe compared to Dr. Cha.se’s Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine which

mptly and effectually cures every cough

nd cold. It has by far the largest sale of any remedy for throat and lung troubles 25 cents a._ bottle; Family size 60 cents All dealers. ' ‘

me wsoomo on Fixiao

' ' --1- _

LONDON. July 14.--The difficulties

which stood in the way of Lady Randolph Churchiil’swedding day, have been over- come and the wedding date is fixed for July N. _l

ome 52 Spring Garden Road Halifax

r 'n lengthened and special study in

‘ ew York, ondiseasesof woman and child- en. By' skill andassiduity Dr. Heartz has on a recognized position in the medical te and practice of the city.-Wesleyan

HANDS CRACKED WITH SALT

RHEUM

Mr. James Mclsaacs, 24 Elgin St., Ott-

awa, Out-., writes:-“I suffered with salt rheuin for upwards of ten years the skin on my hands cracking and breaking so as to, make them useless. After trying all sorts of remedies in vain, I became discouraged p gn _ 81'; en ` __ »

me ° _ , 4 cu ." . 81'-

isease

’-=€"‘Z'°l'-"

d thought my sufferings would nev d. Last spring I used Dr Chase’s Oint- nt and in a short time was perfectly red Dr Cha.se’s Ointment is of unp_ alleled merit as apcurefor all itching skin d' . all dru22'1Sts.

European spit-:_s At Work.

‘ Foreignicountriesspend enormous sums on . ' Fra Ge and

C me

not less than eighteen members, sir from

DB. Jane Hearts has returned to her '

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*unsung #sauna

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Around trying to beat

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Summer Di-ess Hats i off Summ' r Underwear -tc up Sun mor C orfats 25c up

Summer Shirtwaiets 501: up Summer Skirts ' i on Summfr Jackets 3 off Summer Capes 1 of! _ Summer Millinery ito L c if Summer DressGcods 10c up Summer Ties 8 and 12c up

it

To the biggest store and see the wogderfpgl Jill] I_3_B»l‘g8»1I1P. All our Summer gps; v_;vi-ll,be_ _ ' ,_ sold now regardless of markedipriééf dr* any-" _iff thing else except our GREAT IDEA of get-IA ` -_ ting clear room for our ' * ' . -

our ,noni iiusius

Summit Trousers 759 up r-Summer Underwear $_oc,n_it

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BIG FALL STGGKS

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Which is already preparing for usi ' '-

dkitdt

our pr1ces,because you

would then be exactly like

A Fly Under- a Tumbler., '

He hustles, but all for- nothing .A S

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Summer Sailors 10c upl

, .i

it

GE NTS ` '

Summer Shirts_50c.f75c,,$ii.0o "

Summer Hats ` ` Summ¢r_Caps _ " Summer Ties 25# 3,1! U

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ff.

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Summer Stoi kings 5c np"i'Summe_rfStraws 254: up " , 'G

F¢1ts A » 251: up__ A 4; Sumuiai»Suits" _ 41 Gtaup N 5:; I Summer” Vesta 75': up - _ H ,_ ~

Summeflloats |1100-In-.... ~'

Summer Gloves 75c,Q1.00 1.25,

% trade in our history. ‘

% est prices will do it..

gasses

‘_

Summer Gloves 10c up i Coilarc l0<=. 1910;* 15°

I

‘ We have had this' springii the

July and August keep up-to the rest if- .mod-

Prowse

What Trade we have we’ll‘ hoi:l,,wl1at we

haven’t we’re after. _ - -

We intends. to amalre

-(52-.".i '.'»'_-‘.3 Ls. :_i(h_;\:y

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Austria about the same.-London ‘Dail Ma.il.’

R seprep] service, ts nce, h rmanyfth _ _t _ E

uss a, ave agen everyw ere, an ere , _

areveryfew secrets ofany nation which they , ' S

do not know, for it is unfortunately, the In all the latest- designs. _

asc that in the emplsymevt of all s°v°=rv- - our CARBON PORTRAITS are unrivalled.

“S there “re me" wining t° b°”"‘7 Our customers are all delighted

n . _

their country-for a consideration. The . . 7 . ' - _

In g entb Russia gn qgcret, Se]-'vice dgeg BB GUYS and vlslt the Btlldlo. .

su p y _ _ not fall far short of £750,000 annually. Ge d France each spends close G; |""|. ~

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on to £o00,000. /Italy nearly J:.250,C(0. an i ft St Ch,t0wn_

Queen an Gro. on s.

When you want another barrell 2

of flou: and want it good ask your

iuioivnoononrodnninioo

(lssian

Silver spray

or Parlay Belle

sale by

JENKINS & SON

DRISCOLL & HORNSBY.

MCKINLAY BROS.

W. MUTCH.

A. N. JENKINS ALEX MCLEOD.

P. S. Ossiau is tue best family

Flour on the market to-day.

Wholesale A

R- E- Mute

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5'? W F’

“IEWLAIIIS

L. W. Weatson, .Df\l88l5°» Q“°°°` Apply to

Flofidl Botti

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?-l//y sit! . zu

of

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_ 'lhe late Residence of -Malcolm -5. * I -_ , W 1:Leod, Q. C., Charlottetown Boy- i _ - A - I

, 3, containing twenty and three, _ _ //li-_;` quarterflcres. i , i

_ P-_ _ 11.0. McLnoD~

.-§i1i‘.“i»‘Z.’l"f‘.l‘..i‘3§."‘,§§‘.¢'i‘2..if."..°°"¢..-' izeddin sms., Druirsim- Q'°°°_. » solicitor' ' ”‘°"°- '=°‘f°t,;_f{,°,';;;-,<;§,_~. Sqn", oimiommn P. n I. . crm-.1-ii, June 2oa»,dif

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Carnivals, Scotsmans, 20th Centuries, E. N. D.. Colum

bias, lrlartfords have hal a large sale in Charlottetown.

_ _my 6,0, 1 ,,_ ~ We are still receiving the above daily.

shi/ ’7 /

nal fs heels

#Look them ove ogu

~ _ ` Repair supplies--Second Hand Wheels

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