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'rHn__cU.iribrAN, cHAn1.oi"rn'iowN. JUNE 19 lass

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011|. D0h't let. lk get the start of you. A few doses of m!

Cold Cure will break up any form f sold ln few

hours and phrevellt sriuve. div 01211*

home and every v po&et. It la etter than a life insiir ance policy.

MUNYOH.

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rm. iaon Arch rt.. Phil*

House Cleaning

is About Done

¥Val1 Paper business quiet for a

time. Although our wall papers are so attractive and cheap that pcoplf feel sorry they did not use our paper when house cleaning. _

Before going to the sea side or any

other side-please order Something to read from.-- Vlotorlu Book Store-

We have all the latest and newest

magazines-novels, dailys and weekly papers, fashions atc, etc, etc,

Communicate with us by

telephone, or any way and We W1] for ward to your address any book or magazine at shortest notice.

l. l. lllmsllt lullsllle

viouoriu now. Cqgown. P. it I.

Opposite . 0. .

June www* Weddings

Arethcferder ot the day. _ most every newly _married couple go housekeeping and among the most important _

ll00lSS3lleS ill lift

_ 9 La are Good Pure. Groceries.

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We have them and sell them a right prices.

ISUULL 8|. HURISB

Opposite Prowse Bros, ‘

we & Queen Street

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ABOUT

“all ASteell"oedBoilert.hi.sFal1! _g g- J We have some nice steel boilers *vs 5? instockthat we willaellat a M, ;»_ small advance on cost.. , ffl; ' These boilers are made of the ‘t L. b-st steel plate and by the best

boiler makers. 1

i` virguaruuooo msmwmmr

c in every I. N .L Y

iron ends, all steef 0 cas

f ~.. Call and seeusbefore purchasing wi. ` elsewhere.

so Blunt sllwim l

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_l Founders, Engineers and Machinists. In Steam Navigation Co‘s W hart. 55’-/‘ -A' ‘ ' Charlottetown, P. E. l.

DIVIDEND _ NUTIGE

.l.';» izciiaisrs BANK or P. E. I.

~.narlottet0wn. June lst, 1890

Notice is hereby given, that a half.

yaarly dividend at the rate of 8 per com per annum. on the capital stock of th. bank has been declared payable in me banking house on and alter July 3rd BGXI.

l"’=i;;l)'

a ‘ala 1

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The Transfer books will be closed

from :he 19m June,io the 3rd ot July nexi,both days inclusive.

By order of board.

J. M. Davison.

Cashier.

June lst, 1899 eod &w 4w.

L much in opposition fo the great m_

rjority of his ministerial brethren in HI; $¢|-vice; Appreciate] by the Methodist that wsenl- W° '°°1d \‘°sf°‘= 1* *-he 0“f*"*Y 5°a"¢ um any viii so oouauoied according

more from the fact that such attitude 1-

9 (Weekly Herald. Fredericton] g

Rev. J. J. Teasoa.e, the able ani.

_ d popular pastor of the Llrthodist Church,

P° _ is to leave tor Charlottetown, his new

°””i“’lY “t °n° 5” this P°"t‘°“1°" ‘mb field oi labor,early in the month ot July

- and will be succeeded here b Rev. G.

M. Ctainrbell. The last regulhr meeting

surly udvoosrod und uphold onoiioouuo or the ~rh<>di~r Qumerly B<>ard,uuder HM” “d D""”°°“"" 'md “' "‘“""

V _ _ _ ., _ -. lr. .A .Y » . -_-' »-<5; - -ff fr _fi

llAl‘ll'l`0BA lllE'l`HODIS'l`S."'

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_ ` Conference Resolution on Prohibition. Pay' in Buy at '

I NM il alllU*

F. PERKINS &C

REV. DR. SPRA(1UE‘S LETTER.

\Ve cheerfully publish the letter <f

prcatlici of the Gospel tertainli

title him to a hearing, but we do no think there was am thing in the

in Tin (JU,\RDiA\,that was likely

his position,

prohibition Lnahle to secure that,h

trained freedom of the liquor trafic,

condsmnation of the license legls

ing’s resolution. We could wi_s that Dr. Sprague had spoken wit

approves of the liquor legislation I

Provincial Government l If wp

‘not toadopt this interpretation of Dr

Spmguds latter we ahtu be ghd to under any circumstances whatever.

he so informed.

iRev.Dr. Sprague in an attitude of su port ts the license system, and by

great magonty of the active worke in the cause of tom rance reform,an

1 the distillers, brewers and liquor eel lers, who have always, quite cens1st~

would no doubt give aid and comfo

record of these men as violat/Urs

themselves behind a pulpit,-nor bono from the Gospel ministry Q refgiou

spectability recently conferred u them.

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Railway.

their first tour of the world they wen

this by the Patriot’s references to the

to place them before the public."

----i-it

afternoon, returnin at6 o’cloek H

His theme was Charity cr Love. 'l`ne congregation was very large and the

'singing as usual was good.

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| ENJOY

If not let us fit iipgyour bed with our MATTRESSES-while

our special prices are in force

Q_R-let us sell you a BILTLLE, Wei have a line that is giving grand satisfaction-Don t pay more than S5000 for a. chainjwheel-if you do the dealer gots thc best of you.

MARK WRIGHT

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port of th° meetincf which appeared

rmust place him out of line with th

I C 0 rs

their creed, in this particular only

*to the forty men who are now “au- ‘l thorised to sell" in Charlottetown,

the law of the land. We trust that they may not be permitted now to

It remains yet to be seen what the supplementary estimates for 1899-'

1900 will contain when they are and his family 110111 U10 °ily- brouglit down,` Even the Examiner ROV- MI- T¢lSd°16, 111806 8 f'=°1ill2

reply, thanking the membirs of _tue

maui” some thing for the Belfast for their kindly sentiments. He

would always remember the tnree years spent in Fredericton with feelings of pleasure' indeed this pasforate in this

t city was ihe' pleasantesr he hadever ex-

_ _ perienced. ~

toPekin and the Emperor on seeing 1 -

them remarked that he had many _

such in his own Kingdom. It is needless to remark that the Chinese

united twins have remained invisible to this da \Ve are reminded of

admits the possibility that they may

When the Siamese Twins made

cornmendatory leetters published

from time to time in THE GUARDIAN, Sqpg

On reading these letters the Patriot ditor tells his readers that he has received a stack of commendatory 1'¢|"|3|| letters but has "no: flund it necessary

Unfortunately for the Emperorcf

|China. nobody appears to have believed him.

YEs'rl-ZRDAY morning Rev. \\'. C.

Matthews, of Souris. occupied the pul- pit of the First Methodist Church. and in the evening preached at Little York. Rev G. M. Campbt ll drove to Pleasant Grove, about three miles beyond York and preached there at 3 o’cl0ck in the

g . e

cccupied his own pulpit in the evening.

` tloitohl.{}§..'ofI.£§of it ‘Letter from Rev- Dr- Svrasus

Sili.- Sev~ ral of the Island pap. rs

have given psitial reports ol the mcitf ing ofthe Siiuimrrsido District ol the Methodist Church recently held. Each

‘;§gm%“°gnf§l=verI;` HM- Un Sprague, expressing h's oi these gives prominence (in one case

est digsenb from the resoluliuu mlopmxllyy at least nothing else being menliioncd)

me Su umerside Districb meeuug al. ton resolution respecting the ,icensa

1 N. hed DI Sprngue.q ability Act passed by the Legislature ot t lr-

reiit y pu l is ' , . .

lution is said to have been passed b

tae ministi ial session of the bummi r side Dist ict in Session in the Mug-.l Mcthodi t Church Tuesday afti moon last Rev Dr Spravue presiding” The resolutirn was not passed t the minis-

fme [Ne to any mlba},p,eh9uS10n as to terisl Session but it the bession a ” which lay delegates were present, who

_ n

' Premier Greenway and tie members oi

Winnipeg. June 14.-The following

resolution was unanimously adopted at the receit Methodist Conterr ce: ‘To

the government ol the province of Mani- fl tuba.-We, the clerical and lay del- egates ot the Methodist Conference now assemt led, wish to express our appre- J ciaton and _approval of the assuranie given byyou yesterday to the temper- . ance dcputatidn which waited upon y0\1, l which assurance, we understood lo ly mean that the fullest prohibitive legit-J lation that the connection of the } roviucc with the Dominion will p. rmit, will be enacted before tie dissolution oi the P1`°5¢‘-Ill Ligislature oi Manitoba ,and we sincerely hope that no taidiness of the'

also took part in the flncussion The

He tells us that he believes In resolution was passed bv an alino t

8 IIIIZIDIIDOUS Vote

believes next in the most restrictive A8 my name ls the only one which

legislation that can be secured “ lint appears vn the 1-gpm, quoted from he does not lulieve in is the unrcs- above, and as it may be interred that I

pa- rucularly was in favor of the reso

and he “entirely disagrees with the lution, Iwish to prevent misapprehen

sion The preamble to the resolu

t_ tion makes several assumptions whose

lation expressed in the District mesh accuracy I dispute. Wxth me

h words of the re s<.»lut'on itself.

e» 0 . -'

cured I do not believe in the nares

_ trainedifreedom of the liquor train:

~' Hoirwaiu Sermons,

Snmmerside June 16.

We.would greatly regret to iind _ .

I _ ` 1 'bu' damn labors 8* H Province at its last. Session. The rest -

254:. a vial. Gnidstoiiesltl earning am a n _ ~ - - _

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s Y ' ' rC_` v:

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REV. J. J. TEASDALE.

System M = iimivs “M1106 °fd°&1i11s M* T°“°“"‘°"’ P““°’”“" ‘"5 ”°"‘ Truro iuoiunvo. 'rho Dmmouiii boon with me tmmcl His adhesion no June 8,and the members tookadvaiti e

, .

pastor and a man, and spoke of a 'loss

_ _ _ We do condemn most nnquahucd

`l°°° *mb‘8‘"t7» *S 11° ‘°_"°" °f’P°bl° the Legislation referred to above” of doing.Must we take his meaning £0 I entirely disagree I believe be that under existing conditions 119 nrst, in prohibition Unable to Occurs

that 1 believe next, in ine most effective

cently enacted at the instance of the restrictive legislation that can be se

°- . New Glasgow Sports.

of tue opportunity to record their high . . sense of appreciatton of the Rev.gei.t:e-‘ tum’ will be mu hom wa" bet'°°n mau’s services by ado; ting a resolution regretting the approaching severance of tae n I t-.ons which have for the last

We have recently published the three years _united us. and the

f other members of toe church and con-

gation, in the strongest fraternal bonds.

Short addresses were by _the

can ue.. .reno for rgvgssd °;:>°gfrAj>fs_*:_° f°f°1r';':;°;

s|smting the lxard of irnshoallariin

L t. reeenti th Sabbath

¢1°'»k W f°1"°h°l` °d°\’° °h° 1091 "°' sclxglxr andrilidmes T.n\€'ilsoii. president

P00 of the Epworth League. All testified

to the worth ot Bev. Mr. Teasdale as a

which the church and the people of Fredericton were shortly to sustain, in the removal ot the Rev.- gentleman

who suffer from

Tired FEET

Swollen

. Should try a foot elm.

2-5c per box. '

1 Sold by .

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SUNNYSIDE» 1

Dominion Govtrnient in dealing with this Bread question will prevent or delay 'the immediate ciystalllzston by your 'government oi the overwhelming tem- perance conviction of .this province into prohibitory legislation, tor we would greatly deprecate the continuance of y the liquor traffic for ovr r another year, and only such practical and prompt' determination ot the government ti 'carry out 'the repeatedly 'expressed :wishes of the people will assure the .government ol such suppoit in the approaching elections as we could wish they shall deserve and obtain.

Psimns who desire to‘compets' in

the bicycle and foot races, to be held on the twelfth of July. at the Orange- men’s demonstration here, will send in their names, &c., to Wm. Forbes Mc. Kcuzie, chairman of the Sports Com- mittee, New Glasgow; The entries close on July 4th. ' It must be remembered that the sports

to the rules and regulations oi the G W. A. and the M. P. A. A. A. The en- §` tries will be open to Nova Scotia and P. E. I.

The local ,Orange lodges of Halifax

‘are all working hard, and it is expected ,that there will ,be over 400 go from