MEETENG OF PRESBYTERY:

The Presbytery of this Province met yesterday in the Hall of Zion church, Atter routipe, touching reference was made tothe death of Rev. J. G@. Cameron, | and a committee was appointed to draft a suitable minute, Copies of which are to be sent to the family and parents of the de- é ceased clergyman.

The clerk read an acknowledgment of $200 from the estate of the Jate Charles Gregor, Covehesd, which, without instruc- tions, he had disbursed as follows: Foreign missions, $100; home missions, $59; auz- mentation, $50. The Presbyvery endorsed the clerk’s action.

The clerk reported from the augmenta- tion committee that ¢2e following sums had been granted: ‘Viguisb, Montrose and Elinadale, $150; Ca.edonia, $100; Tryon, Bonshaw and Hanpten, $300; Murray Harbor Sonth, $75; Woudviile, $80; Dundas, temporarily at a rate of $188 per annum,

The Presbytery unanimously resolved to concur in the application made by the Preebytery of Miramichi in its application to have the name of Rey. dgamrs Murray placed on its roll.

Mr. J.M. Fisher, convener, read the report of the committee on ‘* Life and Work,” which, after certain emendations, was approved and ordered to be forwarded to the convener of the Assembly’s com- mittee.

Mr. E. Gillies was appointed to act as interim moderator of the session of Murray Harbor North. and to declare the pulpit vacant on 23'd inet,

Mesore, Spencer and McArthur were ap pointed to examine the session records of the congregation of West Cape, etc., and Messrs. Fisber and Millar the session re- cords of Montrose

Mr. J. K. Fraser was appointed interim moderator of the session of Richmond Bay east and west, and Mesers. Fullerton and Millar were appointed a committee to visit the congregations at an early date.

The committee appointed to visit Dun- das was also appointed to visit the congregation of Georgetown.

Messrs. A.D. McDonald, J. K. Fraser and Archibald Gunn, were appointed a committee to arrange for the reconstruc- ——_—_— ——— | tion of fields in the west, and if possible About pce to issue the whole question.

' Rev. E. A. McCurdy was appointed to eupply Covehead, St. Peter’s Road and Brackley Point R: al, onthe 23rd and 30th

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¥ wed business. We value our Mr. C. D. McIntosh was granted license | reputation too highly to selliasa preacher of the gospel.

| you anything but the vERY The Presbytery stands adjourned to ’ ds to be had f t meet in the Hall of St. James Church on : an Beeds lo be na OF SPOU! Auguet 3rd at 11 o'clock.

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time experience in this line, On Tuesday morning 11th inst., to Mr. A ities Gall con@ieare in ap- and Mre. H. V. Buntain, a son. Bproaching the people of P. E. “pum. <° if Island. Port of Chariottetewn,

‘@ The pablic understand, and ARRIVED.

« ; shore May 11—Tarquin, Lowrie, Pictou; ss =f oe selling lots of choice Campana, Demers, S’side; oo Bonavista,

Flower, Garden and Vegetable —BSeeds.

Yours for good, sound seed

Fraser, Montrea); Favorite, Grant, Wallace Bessie 8 Keefer, Horton, Murray Harbor; Daniel, Roberts, Wallace. Lady Franklin, Khude, Pictou.

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May 11 — Tarquin, Leurie, Marble Mountain; #8 Campane, Demers, Pictou; ss Bonavista, Fraser, North Sydney; Frank, Grant, Wallace; Merry Mac, Clow, Rustico; Daniel, Roberts, Wa!lace; Union, Gerrior, Louisburg; Maggie H, Wry, Buc- touchs; P LG, Cormier, Picteu; Ocean Bride, Smith, Buctouche.

Haszarp & Moores, Sunnyside.

$ WANTED—A Girl for general house work. -@ Apply to Mrs, John Coombs, Water St.

FOUR BOARDERS WANTED---Mrs. A. W. \ & Newbury, Grafton Street, opposite the site of 1 § Rattendury’s new Pork Packing Factory, has comodations for jour men borders.

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HiGH €BASS | $13.00 $15.00 $1600 SERGE. SERGE, TWEED.

The above prices are our leaders for a nobby suit, you annot buy the same quality in the city less than $19.00, $17.00 and $19.00. We know tailors who sell the ‘same class of goods at the latter prices.

Cut and Made by high class cutters ‘and workmen.

McKay Woolen Co.,

High Grade Tailors.

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Bicycle Hose

Shirts, Collars and Ties Sweaters, Gloves

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PERSONAL. Rev. D. B. Reid, of Kelly’ 3 Cross, is in

town.

Dr. Handrahan, of North Wiltshire, was }in the ciy todey.

‘ Charles Mumford, manager of t:e Fisk Jubiice Singers, is at the Qaeen liove:.

Mr. H. P. Wetmore, representing Bauld, Gibson & Co, Halifax, is at the Hotel Davies.

M-. A. E. Massey, of Fredericton, the well known tepor singer, is at the Hotel Davies.

Mr. H. Smith, siatonanee for the Souris breakwater, is in the city. He is reg stered at the Hotel Davies.

Mr. H. C. Cre'ghton, superintendent of the Cuuadiau Exuress Company, is among the ‘atest arrivals at the Hotel Daves,

The young ladies’ luncheon given by Mrs. Davies, Cooper street, yesterday, was as usual a very successful one. —Ottawa Journal,

Mr. O. A. Hornsby, of ithe Merchants’ Bank of Halifax, lett this mor.ing for Halifax. Previons to his departure he was presented with a handsome gold chain to match the watch given him on Sa‘ur- day evening.

The latest arrivals at the Queen Hotel include: E H. Wright, Summerside; J. W. Horne, Toronto; John A. Macdonald, Glenaladale; Daniel McLaren, Belle River; E. H. Sprague, Maine; J. M. Fisher, Malpeque; S.S. McArthur, North Bedeque; Geo. C. Robertson, Cavendish.

Mr. M. F. Plant, Manager of the Plant Steamship Line,is expec ted here to-morrow evening in the steamer Halifax. Herwill probahly be accompanied by Mr. H. L. Chipman, Canadian agent of the same line, and Mr. J, A. Fi: nders, the New England passenger a_ent.

Sylvester MacDonald, has been creating such Halifax and Dartmouth fur some time past, is in Charlottetown. MacDonald, accurding to the Halifax papers, has the gilt of healing by the laying v2 of hands.

Rev. Tf. F. Fullerton, the esteemed pas- tor of St. James’ Chu: ch, was waited upon an evening ur two agu by a deputation representing the young women’s Bible class and presented with a handsome Gladstone travelling bag. An adress ac- companied the gift, tv which the rey. geutieman made a fitting reply.

The latest arivals at the Hotel Davies include: Mrs J. E. McDonald, Cardigan; 1. J. Olive, St. Joho; C. W. Blenkhoro, Halifax; Geo. B. Joseph, Montreal; W. 3. Fallis, Torontc; H. H. Harvey, Montreal J. Bulloch, St. John; Mrs. J. Bulloch, do, H, J. Massey, S’Side; C. H. Northrup, Halifax; J. F. McNeill, A. L, Beer, Moat- ague.

James McPhail, who has le2n prosecut- ing his studies in Heidelburg, Germany, during the past year, arrived in Halifax on Saturday en route to hishome in P. E. Island. Mr. McPhail is one of P. i. Is!aud’s

the barber who a seneation in

cleverest and most successfal students, having graduated with high hon- ors from McGill university, from which he holds the degree of bachelor of science.— Halifax Chronicle.

Dr. Jane Heartz, daughter of Rev. Dr. Heartz, Methodist, ig visiting ber parents at Springhill. She is en route to Baitimore to spend the months of May and June ia epecialj studies in the celebrated Joho Hopkins Medical College tor graduates of medicine, after which she proposes to return to Chicago, where she has « large

and increasing practice. There is alwaya room at the *iop of the Iaider” and the success of this “Lady Puysician” is & gra‘ification to her many Nova Scotian tiien is.— Springhill Ubs-rver.

That Hood’s Sarsaparilla purifies the blood and relieves a vast amount 0 suffering is not a theory, but a well known fact.

Shirts, ties, collars, uvderwear, lowest prices.—D. A. Bruce.

The sale at Willard Grove takes place at 1l o’clock tomorrow. War lrobes, book

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cases, bedroom sets and other useful articles to be cleared out. Attend and get bargains.

The Sale Now On.—All readymades to be cleared out within the next 30 days. No reserve.- Jas. Paton & Co.

New Children’s Carriages. just received. ‘We have all prices, and can give yeu choice of wide or narrow rim wheels. Call and see them.— John Newson. 105 lw

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Tue Hawirax will be due at Charloite- town from Buston tomorrow nizbt.

Coxxecrep —The Smith Hotel, Hamp- ton, has been connected by telephone. —— = First or tHe Season.—The Crescent Cycling Club intend holding their first run this (Wednesday) evening at 7 o’clock.

Citizens will have an oppotunity to purchase good furniture at their own price by attending the auction sale of the late J. W. Morri+on’s effects, to take place at his late residence tomorrow.

Lecture —A lecture will be giyen in St. Paul’s Schoolroom on Monday 17th May, at & o'clock, by Rev. J. T. Bryan, on “Life in Other World” in aid of the funds of the loyal circle of “The King’s Daughters.” Admission 10 cents. td.

Dox’r Miss Ir.—Misa Lantry’s annual concert for the benefit of her Clhiristian Doctrine Class will be given in &t. Patrick’s Hall on the evening of the 3iet May, inst. A good programme ie beirg made ready, and all who attend will be amply repaid for the money expended. Besides they will have the eati+faction of assisting a most deserving cause.

Aw Excerrion ro tse Rrie.—lIt is a generally admitted fact among medicos that diphtheria is both contsgious and inf ctious, but anincident in Sacky'lle recently shows that there are exceptions to this rule. Ina family there was a child ill with a virulent type of this disease, and @ sponge was used to swab its throat. Another juvenile member of the family in some manner obtained possession of the swab and was found plaving with it in its mouth. The child, however, did uot contract the disease. The above is vouched for by a reliable resident of Sackville, father'of the children-—Moneton Trans- cript.

Gay's Seeps.—At the Experimental Farm, Ottawa,KEvans Long Red Mammoth Maugels stood at the head of the list yielding 4 tons more than any other variety seed. For sale only by J. J. Gay & Son, at 25c per pound. Improved Danvers carrot, Haszards Improved and Elephant or Monarch Sweed Turnip seed. The right seed and the right price at Gay’s stalls, Market Charlottetown.

P.S.—These seeds are the kind they plant themselves and (mo-t every) seed for a farm or garden they are now planting, and a e not afraid to do so. See ad. in this paper. Lil tf.

There was quite @ rush for wall paper yesterday at Carter’s bookstore. The tide of trade has set in our way, and our low prices and popular patterns will keep it coming.

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The talk of the city is W. A. Weeks & Co’s great sale of Gass & Co’s. Amherst, N S., high class stock of dry goods. $12,486 worth of bankrupt gods selling at about 40 per cent off regular selling price. This is a chance of a life time to secure a rich black silk dress at nearly half price off of an Al piece of Reau de Sois Merveleux, Grograin or Bengaline silk, or a dress of black or colored dress goods, cashmeres, serges or fancy. See the elegant sautache and Maltese silk lace if yon want something nice selling at about half price. Cashmere silk and cotton hosiery. Corsets from 18 cents a pair to the best $1.50 corsets for 95 cents. Window shades with rollers com- plete from 19 cents u». Cotton, Silk, Lisle and Cashmere boxiery at about 40 per cent off regular selling price. Call and get bankruptcy bargains at the big sale of W. A. Weeks & Co’s. sale of Gass & Co. bankrupt stock 111 3i.

Stylish hats at low prices at D. A. Brac2’s.

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Ask your dealer for Sovereign Pure Srnit Syrup.

In the manufactcre of Sovereign Fruit Syrups natural fruit juices are employed.

Try them. and you will be conviuced of their genuiness.

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AUCTION!

Valuable Building Le Lots on Upper

Prince St. & Malpeque Read.

I am instructed by the owners of this valuable property to cffer wandiein Building Lots

Auction on WEDNESDAY, MAY, at 11 o’cleck. This is @ rare opportunity for any one desiring to purchase in the best and mo-t desirable part of the city for private resi- dence. Terms easy.

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DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN MAY 12, 1897.

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