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TF!" GlT"’“" ‘N f"FIA"T.O'fTE'l"OW'N JUNE 13, 1899,

ir REFORM RD Roei-3

Our Fit Reform Ward Robe is full of Bargains, not only bargains but t-he best Ready-to-Wear clothing' made to suit all classes. 0

A great many have found. that we keep the best clothing and sell thecheapest. It You have not been our customer it’s Just as well for you to call and see throught our different departments. Money can be saved on every purchase. '

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RUVVSE BRQS. aan im.

C E Convention

convention of Ontario and

Provincial Christian Lndeavor abauadian Council of Chris

Endeavor was formed and it was

tha*the first National Con-

should be held under its aus- ill 1899, in the city of Montreal mnual provincial conventions f

and Ontario have been with- for this year, from which fact

ss of the Montreal meeting

be regarded as already assured

attendance is concerned a

contingent from “down by the h looked tor. since there is to be oseC E convention in tho Hari Provinces instead of the usual annual events A single fare lor the round trip has been secured

ays As far as possible,

will be billeted in the

homes of the city, the price billets has been limited by the mmrttee to 50 cents per day for and 20 cents tor each meal. accommodation will also be in hotels and boarding houses, rates as the delegates may wish , so that all who would come are

comfortable homes at a cost

their means Canadian Council, is composed

lr G Tower Ferguson Toronto,

Rev S P Bose. D D Ot-

Viealneadent-‘lr C J Atkin

mee years sro, attltawa. during

new

1 . R.Or>1n.. -'

l'niou. has charge of the local arrange- ments, namely: James Wilson, Chair- man; George Lyman, Secretary; John Cunningham, Finance; J. H. Cayford, Hotels; \V. S. Leslie, Reception; J. Richie Bell, Music; H. ~\. Maulton, Press; W. F. Palmer, Hills; Rev.. Dr. Dadson, Pulpit Supply.

R2llW2Y Al'I'2lllgClll€lllS.

The following are the arrangements,

kindly made by the Supt- of the P. E.I. Railway for the accommnd tiion of the delegates attending the annual district meeting at York on the 14"\ and l,5th of June, viz.-Tickets will be issued from Charlottetown, North Wiltshire, Souris, Georgetown, and intermediate stations on the 14th and 15;h insts.. at one first-class fare for the round trip, good to return up to and on the 16th. Delegates to be supplied with certi- ficates for presentation on trains on the return journey, of their attendance at the meeting. '

Little York, J une 10, 1899

RITUALISM IN ENGLAND. l

oi-tinsoxysiuie mais in i>ni»ii¢ wo-snip Pmiiu cinn-ch oiiirisis.

. Loirnoii, .Inns 9.-Incense was the

SecrotaryT.-essurer Uo-

theP:esldentsofthe sig

unions. Thefollowing eoin

lontrenl C

'am

-. S5' iiilii 5555! sit Edu

One of the counsel for the Rsv.Henry`

afternoon, little nn

d e rsta n d s the

hardships of the life/ of e fanner, who starts to work at break of day and frequently works on into the

night by lantern

A man to endure

the hardships of a farmer’s life must be

at the outset, and if he life always keep a si arch

health He should it the apparently trifling

that eventually make the big dis It does not do for a hard working

bilious attacks or spells or If he does he will soon find

dat on his back with malaria or with rheumatism Dr Pierce’s Medical Discovervis the best of all

for hard working men and wo

It makes the appetite keen ard the di estion perfect th liver ac bloo pure and rich with the life einents ofthe food and the nerves

steady lt tuilds firm muscles desi' lt is the greatest of all 5 and purihcrs It cures male

troubles and rheuniatism It is an uri

re for l iou-rites and iiidigestioii deals r will not try to sub titute

inferior preparation for the sake of a. add tional proiit. Was a ‘-.ir`i`erei' for four vears with in ilnrial and thills writes Robert Williams of Barber Co Kan Four bottles of Dr

Colden \ledical Discovery cured me

nov. weigh ioo pounds instead of 130 my

tiveuess °oii¢tipation and to idity of ver are surety soeedilv axiiip perma cured by Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pel They .re ti iy, sugar coated granules little ‘ Pellet ” is a gentle laxative, and I mild catliartic They never gripe

and strengthen the jaded or

until aregular habit is formed and may be discontinued uithout a return of ti i‘»»e Ther stimulate, itivigorate

the stomach, liver and bowels stores sell them, and havt D0

pi'ls that are just as good.

issue before the Archbiqhopa’ Court last, week. Now it is a question of candle.

ye Archbishops of Canterbury and- ork listened to much-learned testimony - and argument on the subject in the

guard-room oi hmbeth Palace yester- av.

`Westa1l, vicar of St. Cuth'bert’s, Phil-R ,beach Gardens, produced in triumph ‘ conclusive historical authority for the statement that processional candles in church were used in the presence of that bulwark of Protestantism, Queen Elizabeth. This seemed to , the uulearned 'among the audience to settle the matter for good and all. But the counsel tor the -Low Church’ 'side was soon ou his feet with proof that on the very occasion cited i by his opponents good Queen Bess had cried our impatiently. Away with those torches. We see very well.’

This seemed to leave the question

very much where the archbishops had found it, except in'so far as it had been shown that Elizabeth, defender of the faith, thought daylight a sutlicient. il- lumiuation at divine service.

One feature of the proceedings is that 3

they are bringing to light many quaint , historical facts. Ancient records are 1| being rummaged by both parties to the idispute. Counsel for the Rev. Edward ‘ ` Rani, the Norwich ciergyman who is ac- cused by his bishop of using incense in , his church, has discovered in the ar- chives of St. Michaels, Cornhill, this rule to be observed by the vesrry: ' ‘They shall provide for tire at all such .feasts as incense is accustomed to be

,offered unio Almighty God, with other =ihings necessary to the oiiice. accordie g to the solemnity of the feast.’ " Mr. Didbin, who appears for the bishops, tried to offset this by '~mairitaiu- ing that the incense was used merely to fumigate the church. He quoted an in- . stance of ancient church bookkeeping. when there was an item ‘for dressine

frankincense to sweeten ii’; also a re- cord of St. Peter’s Barnstaple. ‘for to- bacco and franltincense burned in the church. _

|-0Ilg Expected Y

Come at Last

i A Slaughter 'Sale

R 3

is Summer

with it comes the king of summer.

Gllllll ill

gaining dailv in favor

as they ilndtét in

But some of the authorities cited are

centuries older than Protestantism. Pla- tina, whose ‘History ot the Popes’ was

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GRDGK ERY

For 30 days I will sell Dinner Sets,

Tea. Sets, Chamber Sets, J ardinieres,

' this city ,

written in the tifteenth century, has been a tower of strength to the riiu ilists. He ascribe . the origin of incense to about 795-815. From a panegyric by Eusebiud delivered at Tyre in the year 312 to ti 0 latest edition of g the ~Ercyclopaedia Britannica,” no source of enlightment is neglected. although the opponents of incense try to confine the inquiry to the ‘ pos:-Reformation perio ly.

sibly ne binding upon anybody, and although London has begun to swelter and to empty itselt of fashion. their Graccs ot Canterbury and' York betray no signs of th > irksemeness ot their task, which they undertook in the hope or keepin ; the squabbles in the Established , Church away from the _secular courts. ` Popularly spoken ot as the ' °Ar`oh- bishops’ Court) the proceedings in the

Although their decision cannot pos-

the church after the soldiers and ford

Doctors said ;

lncurahlet

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NotreDame Street. Montral, _

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whichlhaveusedfortwo months. Lam com-

plete'lyemred._ They helped me from ,the int, and cure is now perfect’ l

Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills act directly

on the kidneys, and through their combined _induence on the kidneys and liver, cure the most complicated diseases _of these delicate organs. One pill a dose. 25 cents a, box at all denies, or Edmanson, Bates & Co.. Toronto.

BRAIN FAG

ls the result of Overworlt and an Exhausted Nervous System. Dr. A. W. Chase’s Nerve Food create

» New Brain and Nerve Tissue.

Business and professional men, accountants,

stenographers, teachers, students .und all brain workers know' only too well what it mearis_ to have the brain so tired out that concentration of thought is almost impossible.

One-fifth ot all the blood in the human body

is found in the brain, and unless the blood is pure and rich the brain becomes exhausted for want of proper nourishment.

Dr. A. \V. Chase's Blood Food creates new

brain and nerve tissue, and produces rich red blood, “ the vital fluid" of the body.

All brain workers quickly recognize the merits

of this great food cure, and after a few doses enter on their work with new energy and ambi- tion. -

Brain fag is unknown to persons whose brain

and nerve have been invigorated by the use of

W. Ch ' N Food which is for

Dr. A. ases erve . gale by all dealers at 5o- a box.

Dr. Chase's New Book, “The HIS Of Life

and How To Cure Them," sent free to your A address. Edinanson, Bates & C0.. Toronto. ,, _ . _ .

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Ready lor 0 3

Business

ia The undersigned having fit- `l

ted up a first-iilass Steam _

its Laundry on Kent ' Street with *ri ' ' __

, Cheese Dishes, Fancy China., Lamps. 'K -latest improved machinery, WOFbh 30 p€i"CeI1l'. more. at 3' bargain- l and all kinds of Glassware now ready for business, ii)/_, 1

Cheaper than ever sold before in All kinds of Laundry work . v V

f .ldone in first-class style. ,_~ .

Ab trial order solicited. J B d & LEWIS’ 0LD STAND. .....~.i.!i'::‘..i.f.fi§.1.@.':»..1 ‘ ‘ ’

‘ " "*" -i Y , Y ` ,_ " . A f lf ,_ i ‘llxfnn f = 7. f»

. Opposite North Side Market

'-.it f7...'.'i(4(ffI[:

*lhifsiar Steam Laundnilgi

Book, and reads : ‘Parties who have any doubt or diversely take anything, shall resort to the bishop of the diocese. who shall always take order for quieting 8941 lppcasing the same, and if the bishop bein doubt their he may send for thc resolution thereof to the Arch- bishop’-Wiiness. - ”

Doctor- Bow do you f el now?

.P atient-Who has been operated upon

--I feel all cut up

H. McDonald, pastor of the Baptist church in Amherst has been appointed

_ sion, at Wolfville, to the ptilloipllship '°f A0858 Seminary. Hr. McDonald graduated from Acadia with tha- large class of 1891.and'has considerable ox. perlevee. and an innate love of -teach- ing. _which will make him I decided acquisition to the! stator The appointment has not been dnhningly A °fP£0d. but _the governors hope th:-t hrs answer will be favorable '

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guard-room form no court at all, and ° ‘ ' V r

are otiicially designated the ‘Arch- Prmclpal of Seminary'

bishops’ heafinfr ’ The auth 't f ` _-7

“the hearing is gontaiuei in theDrl’Zay::" VYOLFVLLLE' June ‘9'-_The Bev' ' .

by the board ot governors, now in ses- is

oyal

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We expect to _announce the re-

sult of the School Childrens’ prize

_Essay competition. in the next

1SS'l16,

THE WEUIIIME Sill? Cn.,

S1'.'JOl-IN, N. B. ' 316!-Il-1\JIactu.rers or ‘

int minus

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over, Daisy and Pansy in bloom, 25 to

orders to the value of $5.00. Please

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30c per dozen. Sweet Wiilliam, Sweet

Rocket, Forget- me-not, 4c each, 30c per dozen. ~

1 Vegetable Plants-Extra early transplanted Cabbage Plants at 406 per ,d0O. ilelerylz transplanted 49c, extra early Tomato for ripe fruit `30c per

ozen, ater omato l2c per doz. Outside Cabbage Plants for fall and winter use,10c per l0O,80c per 1000. If to be sent by mail,4c extra per 100 for postage. Orders to the value of $1.00, will receive to the value of l.20; $2.00 orders to the value of $2.50; $3.00 orders to the value of $3.75- $4.00

remit with orde write l

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, Men's and Buys’ lllulhing.

. ORDINARY '

Values that We wish you to

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_ ‘ look at our_ '

_ Suits Raily-lu-iiear Clothing

Because ordinary values you can see anywhere but it’s a saving of- at least 35 per cent on you pur- chase.

How can We do this Z

The reason is we bought the

. goods that much less at the Doull

dr Gribsou great retiring sale and

. to give our customers the benefit

l of the low prices paid for the goods.

We always make it a 'rule

when we buy at a bargain we sell

c..ft.... sneer. Junewf- ’ ', LEADERS IN LOW PRIES.

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