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0 The usual monthly meeting of the Ex-

- Committee of the above Associa-

oiauleull ci-rlowu srours LEAGUE niellir

we cha

D. S¢°”"*°'

“wr opening with the prayer the re-

ports of the various committees, and the hoeiness matters on the agenda, were

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.........,... i....i.i.i. i...~i..,A dressed and Weleorned Mr.Anslow ofthe Hants

fdetone of hopeful encouragement per

n evi

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denoil 0 _ _

istinet advance in the iature

C. A. and expressed themselves well Dalei ffl1‘l1l@1` Of YOUUSS CUVG. QHGSHS passed by the trains of any otherline on pleased with the opportunities the bhil- Co. was tramped on by a horse and killed the continent and equalled only by few ding allbrds fOr doing 8. useful Work in L0_day_ It is certainly 1. great convenience to all the interest of youu!! men. who do business with Sydney and the I

YourSecretary was delegated to attend HMDSOMB WOMU' DROANED C R. authorities deserve the warmest

the Jubilee Conventions at Boston and O1-T AW A, July 13__(Specia1_)_The body need of praise for the thouglitfulness and did so. His report of this Convention will _ enterprise which prompted this departure be given at a future Sunday 8~f¥¢l'l10°D _ _ _ _ in the best interests of the travelling meeting. ' new the Parhament Bmldmgs ‘S ‘WW public. In this age of keen competition

One fact gleaned 'om the Convention believed to be that of Miss Marie Poyner time is valuable. and the business man

Seems 120 bé UDPFBSSIDE itself IDOYC and .of Stratford, Ontario, agent of the London p3rti°u1a!`l7 appreciates 337 effort' made more on those who study most deeply Y. * Corset CC_ to coverdistnnces quickly, especially when M. C. A. problems-The largest measure speed is allied to the twin advantages of Of 51166853 8tl8!ld8 H1086 ASBOCIMZIODS elegance and comfort, whose members in prayerful interest ’[`o_da_y’s PI-0babi|ities_ The 50 mile of water between Picton seek to do their part in the WOYII iDSU°8d and Charlottetown gives the traveller an of depending on the Secretary to do all. _“_” opportunity to enjoy a splendid triirwhen

It will readily be seen that much better Tggoym, July 13__(5pe¢ia1)_L]8h; to wind and wave are propitious. There are

W°1'k WU be d°°° bY 5 number than by moderate wind local thunder storms. times wh” the snowcapped I ggdthg “mm-1 page, 1;-~g°¢k»;\j|»¢°. ` - » '_'”' -

one.

next season’s work and in proportion

the faith in which we lay our plans shall

we accomplish.

Most of the money subscribed in the

two accounts has been paid, and the Finance Committee hope during the next month to undertake raising the balanc

needed to complete the year’s work.

The Ladies' Auxiliary is to be commend-

ed for the manner in which they managed t e late Rurnmage Sale, the entertain- ment given by Miss Wilson, and their un- tiring efforts on befalf of the Associa

tion.

As in others years a tent was fitted u

at the Militia Camp and was ver! mile

appreciated by both ofllcers and men.

Your Secretary desires express hi thanks to this committee who so kindly

_throu h the President granted him

weeks vacation after the BOSb0n C00

vention.

kingdom nnlolig young meti-

Aarnnnw W. Ross,

General Secretary.

July ll). 1901.

9 sive but smaller camera gold has been

E obtain the reliable McLean’s Vegetable

Syrup

s _ '”"”"'*”'”_'

Yours for greater things in Christ’S year than usual owing to the war. Or-

L- : _.ir *-. e - “T-'

Clearing out a lot of

' ladies’

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lots and are laid

$ _ ' Partout Binding.

Tues.. lines belong t° Odd fine stock of me best qual-

.on the ity PASSE PARTOU l`.

Also some nice outfits for

' _ , this new and interesting

former prices from W0;-k_ V $1.25 to s-2. oofrhey ww 1°- _ We-meks rw mais and

uiiounts ict .every»des_gr_ip-

counter easily se6I1 Si-nd the

I Nerve Food will restore your old time

\ aught report oi the General Secretary ___

being very interesting and suggestive, it

was thought to be very suitable for pre- , `

tin to the public in general; showing _ ,

xinwhit lines and in what manner, the good work of this Association is being car-

gied on in their midst, with the assurance . _ --

that it will have the approval and Sim'

ii-gxugogfsslll ;°°§‘f;f‘:§)°;';°t;;°‘;°;§§<;, Man Killed by Horse.. Body To the Capital of the Garden.

»=°»1=°f"\f=diS'fi°i- of Woman Found Drowned 0f 'ii1¢ Gulf--N21ii0112i

Mn, Pnssinnxr ann Mnnnnns or 'mn _ _

I-lxncrrrlvn Conriurrrnzn. at ottawa- Division'

Dnaa Bnnrunns,-The quiet months in ` __

Association work are passing, and give to --

members, committee and Secretary alike, _ ,

needed time to think and plan _for larger THE vrcnaxcar. PARTY Ar natnousin. (HMIVS J0\1rnal. July 17.)

things in the sei :ice oi Christ among the D , _ On Monday of last week the editor of young men of this city during the coming L ALH_OUS[E‘ L’ B" July %8'_(Spe°‘“l‘)“ The Journal entered upon a hiief respite .(511,-ind winter. 0rd Mmm “nd D811? arrived here this from J ournalistic duties to attend the

God has blessed the efforts of the past, morning and found the town guily annual session of the National Division of and will guide ill I-IIC fllillfe- IU humble deeom\,ed_ North America at Charlottetown, The dependence on Him may we not make H. E u _ time between the arrival of the D. A. R. plans that will mean much in the lives -of ddls me ency wa_S presented mth_ an morning express from Kentville and the many young men around HB. 8 NSS by the Sheng’ and was driven ` departure of the I. C. R. Sydney Flyer 'at

Since last meeting the moms have been about town with returned Soldiers as a. 11.30 (standard time) give an opportunity

kept- open and fairly well patronized. The body guf,_rd_ to transact some business. About a dozen Sunday afternoon meetings while small‘ , The left f M. _ hi h. Haligonians were on board when the Flyer continue to be helpful. The co-operation y or Hamm I' ls afternoon' started, among whom were some who had of all members of the Executive would tinnmng KILLED gyA HQRSE not before traveled cn this speedy and make them more fruitful. ll _ splendidly equipped train which is in its Many strangers have visited the Y. M. i F JOHN Jmy 18"_(Sp°° a1')"Isaa° several appointments and cuisine not sur- The Starters in the mst heat were J M _

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ofa handsome woman found drowned

Aphotographic camera costing two

thousand guineas is. indeed, a curiosity. Such an instrument has just be made by Messrs. Adams and Company, of 26 Charing Cross Road, for the Sultan of Morocco. This particular camera is quarter plate; a half-plate camera has also been built by the firm for the same poteatate at a cost of £911). It took ten men fourfmonths tomake these won- derful appliances. In the more expen-

used wherever p osaible.

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MOTHERS DO NOT FAIL T0 SEE that you obtain the proginal and genuine McLean’s Vwtable Worm Syrup-safe, pleasant, and effectual at all times. At all reliable dealers. Do not be deceived

OSTRICH FEATHERS SCARCE.

Ostrich feathers will be scarce! this

flinarlly, in course of six public sales, some .GSL/,000 worth are annually sold in London, but at the impending sale the average figure of £134,023 will be re- duced by about £5l,000. In London the feathers vary in price from 30s. to £16 per pound weight, and as the best wing ` plumes average about 115 to the pound the highest price works out at about Ss. I a feather.

A FOOD FOR BRAIN :AND MUSCLE.

W hether it is brain fag. los_s of memory

inability to concentrate the mind or bodily weakness and general debility Dr. Chase’s

enerfiy, strength and health. Through the blood and nervous system, it reaches

every part of the body and overcomes weakness, irregularities and disease.

Frame

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“A life on the ocean wave, A home on the rolling deep," A

was the very acme of a happy existence, but when the blue heavens above smiled upon a peaceful ocean, whose silver-tipped ripples seemed to dance in unison with the reflected happiness from above. This was the condition of adairs as we voyaged along in the Princess, a comfortable boat of moderate speed, whose obliging omeers are always ready to supply n the traveller with necessary information. This steamer is owned by the Charlottetown Steam Navigation Company. who also own the B. S. Northumberland which maintains daily communication between Point du Cherie, N. B. and Summerside. where trains of the I. C. R. connect with Charlottetown and other points. The tra-

veller can always depend upon getting a good meal on these steainers. It was near ly ten o'clock when we reached our destina tion. too late to get a view of this Garden of the Gulf, described by Jacques Cartier,

when he made his first voyage to the Ne

World in 153-I as a low lying land, full of beau*-iful trees and meadows, and of the

best temperature it is possible to see.

Quite a number of the temperance fra- ternity visiting the Island in time to meet with the Grand Division of P. E. Island which met in third quarterly session the following day. The Islanders were evi- dently more interested in their hay and other crops than in the G. D. Session, for only a small number gathered, but some National Division representatives put in an attendance, and the session was after all a profitable one.

After dealing with the session of the national Division Mr. Anslow says:-lt was our intention to have said some- thing about Charlottetown, its fine build- ings, park, etc., but will have to omit that just now, referring only to one building -the Kindergarten, in which our friend, Prof. Harry Watts, 'has a personal inter- est at the present time. This large build- ing ls situated in the centre of the City, theupper storey being devoted to a music school, and the lower floor to a Kinder- garten. It is owned and managed by the Wesleyan Methodist School Trust. The Kindergarten is one of the best equipped

on the Continent. ` Mr. Watts has in his department an i assistant, Miss Blanche Smal1wood,one of Mount AIlison's most prominent gradu- ates. There is an average attendance of about 50pupils. The income from the Trust Fund is devoted to lessening fees, so that in Charlottetown pupils ‘ can secure musical and Kindergarten advan- tages at most reasonable rates, and a greater number are thereby benefitted.

Miss Marian Wathan, late of Dartmouth’

is principal of the Kindergarten, and has under hera stan' of three teachers. There is anavemgo attendance of pnpilsof about 60;-the honrs'9.3) to 12.30. _(Mr. Wptts, who seems to be v_ery com- qar-tablfcircumstauced, is also cijfhe Phiiharmonicsooleigr, whichanm- bs&.gv_§;}Rl'memli»er¢~,' `

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Beautiful Evening and

THE BDSTON BOYS

Good Racing.

Are Fast Riders and Added

Greatly tothe interest- 0ur Boys Do Well.

The Electric Light sports held last night

onthe Charlottetown Amateur Athletic Association grounds were well. attended. The track was brilliantly lighted by in- candescent electrics while the 4th Reg. Band played excellent music. The follow- ing is a summary:

The first event called was the il mile bicycle, flying start. There were six starters viz; Pic".on Brown, Byron Brown M. J. Gillis, J. J. McKinnon, A. WV. Gau- det and J. J. Mellisli. The first heat was won by P, Brown; :ind B Brown, 3rd, M. J. Gillis. The time wie 32 1-5 scco ads. ‘ The ICO yards dash was the next event

Millan, F Creamer, H Toombs, Williams and was won by J McMillan; 2nd,F Creamer, 3rd, H Toombs, Ti

11 seconds

In the second heat there were only t starters, viz H Ritchie and P Duff

Heat was won by H. W. Ritchie; 2nd, Phil Duffy. Time 12 seconds.

The second heat of the Quarter Mile

Bicycle (flying start) was next d brought out the following starters: J. . McKinnon, P. Brown, A. W. Gaudet, Brown and M. J. Gillis. The race was won by B. Brown; 2nd, M. J. Gillis; 3rd, J. J. McKinnon. The time was 31 1-5 seconds. B. Brown won with ll points. Gillis and P. Brown tied with nine points each. In therace off M. J. Gillis won the

McMillan won the heat and race; ‘2nd,H W. Richie: 3rd. F. Creamer. Time, 11 seconds.

The nent event was the halt miie

bicycle, (lrandieap), with the following starters: P. Brown, B. Brown, M. J. Gillis J. J. McKinnon, A. W. Gaudet, (10 yards) H. Wonnacott, (10 yards). J. J. McKin- non wcn the race; P, Brown, 2nd; M. J.

The next event was the 2.20 yards dash.

Therewere seven starters. F. Creamer won theraoo, H. VV. Ritchie second and

P. Duffy third. Time 23 2 5. ” _

In the two mile handicap there were

six starters, viz: I3. Brown, P. Brown, J. J. McKinnon. M. J. Gillis,H.Y\ionncott, (30 yds.) A. W. Gaudet, (30 yds). The race was won by J. J.MeKinnon; 2nd,B.Brown 8rd; P. Brown. Time 5.28. The tire of M. J. Gillis’ wheel slipped at the Q mark on the last lap throwing the rider but he was not hurt.

The next event was the 880 yds. run, `

(Handicap) and brought forth the follow- _ ing starters: P. Duffy, (scratch) ; E. Toed, (-10 ft); C. J. Mitchell (40 feet); H. Toanibs,

The last. event of the evening was the

struggle for supremacy between Prof.

Victorias and John Mills of the West End Rangers. Omer was too much for Mills and won the mile by some 10 yards. Horns.

Un Mondaywevening another program of

w feature

riders and the Brown Bros. There will

became great favorites.

which heis the organist and leader,

good voices, the soloists being particul- arly well spoken of _

' her friends of the

The editor and some ot

Rev. Mr. Temple (father of Mis. Watts) gathered one evening at the hospitable

their bounty at “tea-" Brel- Th0U\&S Hutchings, F. M. Bradley, Beni- R-

spen

were discussed with the excellentlmenn

Manytrlends here will be glad fo hear

'Watts, whose name still lingers in out musical circles.

Gillis, 3rd; B. Brown, 4th. Time 1.L3- 2»5. ,,

provided. I

of the success md prosperity Prof. of

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at San Francisco.

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Platte. 0

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GREAT EPTYORTB LEAGUE CONVENTION.

SAN Faaivoisco, July 18.-(Special. The Epworth League Convention was formally opened to-day with twenty-Hve I thousand Endeavourers in the

The great pavilion was gaily decora

The early meetings were purely devo-

tional and at 11 o’clock formal busin s

was ts-‘zen up.

MISSOURI mv:-:R Lnavrs Irs BED.

Kansas Crrv. Jhiy 18.-(Speciah)-The ,

Missouri River has cut through to Platte River near Leavenworth and it is feared the Missouri will abandon its old chann

entirely for a distance of 12 to 15 miles, adopting the new route.

CHICAGO MARKETS.

Chicago, July IS.-(Speciah - The

are the closing rates:

July, Wheat 66;; Corn 50.5 0ats,- Pork, $14.03.

Sept. Wheat, 68%; Gom 51;; Oats,

Pork, $14,271).

Canadian Stock (Quotations

nil 92 94:1 3911

4 15 56 82 S5

nil 94

Toronto St. Ry. St. John St. Ry. Halifax St. By.

Twin City St. By. Dominion Coal Co.

Republic Mining

Payne do North Star do

Dominion Iron and Steel

' Pref.

WarEagle Heat 81 Power .

NEW YORK MARKETS.

Closing prices July 18 Amalgamated Copper 115§

1421? 130 78

American Sugar

Amerioan Tobacco Atchison Common Brooklyn Transit

Burlington Louisville Nashville Manhattan New York Central

79 nil- 105% 12l§ 154

(60 ft); F. Creamer, (60 ft). The race N01'f»hP&0‘G°00lDm0D Dil

was won by Toombs; Znd, Duffy, 3rd, R00k1S,1¢lDd 1495 0

'I-eed. Time 219. St- Paul 167i

UDltedSta~tesBteelCom. 40§

n is sa 88% .

Emanuel St. C. Omer of the Truro -AT-

TRADE AND SHIPPING. e

PGRT OF CHARLOTTETOWN.

,._f-

races will be carried out. A ne _ will be a pursuit- raw between the Boston July 1s, Ar.-swallow, Fiii1eysoii,Pinette; PER BOX

Alma, Burke. Pictou; S. S. City of

also be a relay race. . . The events were promptly called off. - Ghent' M°N°"in» H“1‘f“x° 1 §°&2f.°‘;}**é‘g0D RULBD mn.,

Messrs. McKinnon and Gillis are Is- J 1 13,C1d__E1° 5 M” She* Q1-ummm; ";”d°1`§;1‘1¥,,‘§S“,fg “b.§.§,';°“§,eQ,§,2,'§,b§fe2§ usfvailew niiilaliseii Piiiette; Alma. ' ?::,,‘§"I°?°R`=i12“I'?*\N";EI5§.’Ei:'~`i:_'i;°:=’=&-J y BTS . ' f ' ° - prictis only eel

not aware of this until ttheTlSecre3;.ry Bilfke. PI0i¢0Y1§ Fwd- M- -Beth 5119*. The but value ev" hm made the announeemen . ey en Pigpou, 'We have aim ben”°¢°°P‘PE1;Emm'

_ . .i _ I - at roc up to 6oc each.

' ' MBTEOROLOGICAL OFFICE SUBD. our Dnvonsarnn" NOTE rar!!

General and Lady, and suite, which will "“' eux<I1Ea'\L11£1a.1oPEsst::kl£iA!ll1f§Li£5 in-as

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take place July 20th. Watts speaks 1 American ingenuity has invented I *l‘,°L_§{N‘ Cui” and WHITE’ nami. very highly of the musical taste and in- new cm” of “dom A shipmmer, re1y_ ,¢°¢|¢_

“refs °f the Ch"1°"fet°W“_ pwple' 'Thi ing on the weather forecastiof the United ' Chou of the Methodist Brick church, o Sup” Meteorological Umm' unloaded & no

his rice on a wharf. L. got soaked, and

numbers 30 strong and contains some he sued the Government for damagm Ixponuns

But he found that though the depart- ment might lie, the action would not.

[ _

At Royalty on the 13th inst, Thomas,

Smith agod5‘l years

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The Committee should plan, the Secret- over the bulwarks ,into the restless deep. fmms ::dg:h&e°l::; MT aikl “use Montreal.)

ai; crfry out their plans. AN EXPENSIVE CAMERA_ 1 It was not then that the writer of that 1'! ‘rd Closing prices _ July

Th' is the ideal- and if the members of famous old song indulged in the theory Om-I’ B which he held tothe amish' Canada Pacific 2911

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this committee, especially the chairmen ‘ ' that ' In the and he” of me 100 yard dash’ J' M breal Sb- R7- 110i of the various subcommittees, would do ‘

this in larger measure the work is boun

to progress.

It is now time to prepare for the next

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Convention 25,000 Meet Russell Pleads Gu'lIty,f

'Gets Three Monlm

MISSOURI RIVER WELL A MEDIAEVAI. TRIAL

And Able to Leave its Bed- Botha’s Son Killed-Cami

Leo Tolsioi Much lm- proved ln Health.

EARL RUSSELL 'FRIED AND BEKTEICSB

Lonnoiv, J uly - 18-.(S|

Russell was to-day arraigned at the

of bigamy. ,' = He pleaded guilty aim was to three months imprisonment as a X#

class misdemeanant. --

A nn-:Dial-:VAL TBIAL-'n-In run. =

The trial was carried on with all

quaint. and middle age ceremonies. ~

Both the Earl and Countess

Peeresses attended the trial. '

emi. sornys son xruarn.

Lounoiv, July 18.-(S

_mann and Oliver have been

Orange River Colony.

coum' ronsroz ru. Bur rurnovxxs. ‘ `~`

Sr. Parnasnunc July.18.-

great improvement in Leo-

_Hops of-his been '_ ea by iils'rrieii<1s'anc iiiirsiolaiiii. ..

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Jewell, W. J: Gates and Rev. Alfred and - Mrs. Noonwere amongthe guests,allof [Funeral Saturday at8 a. m. to the B. U E ' whom will long remember the pleasant C. Cemetery- p I'.\0U.l.' I &0gBf.|.ler, when INDIDISGQBCBS . V . ;°.1.*‘ p V

CILSCK'

of thelionseof Lordisfartriial-enaelim.;

that they did not know they

el iwrong. :».

About three hundred Peers and

Kitchener reports that Charles

of Philip Botha, and. Field Cornet;

is reported. ' »