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""""' GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, FEBRUARY 21 H499.

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Sick Headache and Dizzmess- All Cured.

~cel.i il rin o turilicr ilu. ow 1l\

Little clrl Has Crown Plump and roi-rstsoftlie people iindrecogiiiredtlicrefomas

Rosy Since Taking l'|ood’s

Nervous mother! and Bkfkly childfen .\0rth ode Post Office, at the folloswiiig rates.

endure a vast proportion of the sudering

which is caused by impure and impov- ,N Hishcd blood. Hood‘s Sarsaparilla gives y

blood. Reed this statement

I was bothered with sick headaches

and .-?'f»-~`.-~.~ss. I also had nervous prostra. ¢i<-.ii .i_..l weakness in my stomach, which n~.=i.ie :re feel \‘cr_- i.. indeed. I decided to ` try lin. d‘s Ss:-saparilla, which was highly recoiiinendcrl by many, and by the time I had liken lour bottles 1 was in perfect y hearth. About a year ago my little girl, then six years old, had bronchitis and chic!-;en pox. We were told that her

Only Chance for Llfo

lwas the careful treatment she might re-

eive at the hospital. We took her there :id for eight days they had no hope of ier recovery, but later she had a change j or Ure better. Her sickness, however, left E .er very delicate and weak, and she did ...ot grow any for a year. It was then I thought I would try Hood’s Sarsaparilla. , inasmuch as I had used it for myself and found it such a good medicine for build- . ing up a constitution. She had not taken two bottles before she had improved won- N dei-fully. She has grown rosy and plump l and is quite herself again. I have great

iaith in Hood’s.” Mas. M. Hicxansoiv, BS Bloor Street, West, Toronto, Ontario.

I-lood’s Sarsaparilla

Is the be§t - ln tact the One True Blood Purlner. Bold by all druggglsts. 81; six for $5.

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lalmlllislnry url lntlqnrlnn Soolrly-l

Next Meet'ng-Tuesday. 21st inst.. Y. M. C.

A. P&l‘l0l‘. ‘S D. ir. 1 Paper-“Some reminiscences oi Island Geol-

.“ by Mr. Thoma._s May- ~ “T epublic are invited. Those whose _names gr" °°°°..ho°i°° ‘s “z:.'“°':‘.‘r1.':;‘;..‘.?;‘

6686 ly B1l'0%B-01' °0l‘8 .

P LAWRENCE W. ii arson.

Sec'y-Treas.

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lllylollivor Presbyterian llnuroh

THRUSDAY NIGHT, FEB. 23rd._

lllllrls, Solos, llnets. llnarloltes. Read- lngs. Brmphole Selections.

__._,_

The Choir of Zion Church, Charlottetown.

will give one of their choice Musical Concerts at Clyde River. on the above dat-».

This concert will be a real musical treat.

A crowded house may ce expected.

Feb. 20 ani Thurs. ~

Prol J ll Robertson

iniirii' coiioiissioxnr., and .PIIIIFESSUR IIAGUUN

Of the: Experimental Dairy Farm ,will visit this province in the interests of the

Farmers and Horticnlturists

And will hold meetings as follows:

Monday. 27th Feb.--A-t Rustico Bank

at 12.30; Bradalbane Hall at 7.

Tuesday,28ih Feb.-Kensington Hall

at 2; Sunimerside ai T.

Wednesday, March 1-0`Leary Hall

at 2; Alberton at T.

Thursday, March 2-St. Peter`s at 2;

Souris at 7.

Friday, March 3 -Charlottetown in

Kindergarten Hall.at 2; also at a meet- ing of the Dairy Associations ofthe Pro- vince. speciplly called at Charlottetown at 7, in the same place-same evening.

Saturday, March' 4-Eldon Hall at

12.30 ; Murray Harbor South at 7.30.

It is particularly requested, as there

are two meetings to be held each day,

relief by Pl11‘ifYl1'18 “nd enriching ‘hal 'eelaiy hidition (Thursday) per year

; *.9 in .idi ance . . . . . . . ._ .L00

\n lndepviidciit Journal uritrammelled an E earlc~s,alimiig to be

Just lmpartlal, Rellablei NewSY

1 I

he Peop1e’s Paper Published .it its otlitcs, \c\\ Provo ~c Bloch

ii; able in adiarice - oriiing Edition daily (except Sunday) three

months $l.00;(per yr..., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - ..- -

i-weekly E ition(Mond. St Thur.) per _

W. $1.50; in advance ........................ ..l.2o

Branch Offlces have been established at the following- places, where subscriptions may be paid. HGWS fUl`“: ' hed, adwrtisiiig. iob work and other busi ness ti°a.nsacted:- `iinimon=.ide, Currio's Bookstore-D. K. Currie

Manager.

gtlbcrton, Alberton Bookstore, G. S. Mutrart

gent.

Souris East, Telephone odlce. R Seaman.Agent

J-E. B. McCREADY. IJ. P. H001),

1 lcrlimi-_ Business Manager;

EHE NNRNINN NNNNNINN.

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TUESDAY. FEBRUARY. 21, 1899.

A CHURCH CRISIS. .

A crisis seems to be approaching in

the affairs of the Church of England growing out of the increasing preval- ence of illegal ritualistic practices. The large majority of the laity, _and no doubt a majority of the clergy as we1l,are opposed to these innovations. They will invoke the power of parlia- ment, probably to further define the form and practice of worship in the state church, and to check departure from what they conceive to be sound doctrine and teaching. The power rests with parliament to do this in England. In Canada, where there is no state church, and where most of the Anglican churches are supported by voluntary contributions,the clergy- man may generally make his ceremon- ial conform to his own wishes and those of his congregation, where they can agree. There is an exception in cases where certain grants of land, or other bequests have been given and accepted on condition that the Wor- ship shall be conducted in accordance with the forms of the Church of Eng- land.

In this connection a. case is cited in

an exchange in which, in one of the eastern provinces a. suit was brought to restrain a rector from using the rental of certain glebe land on the irground that he was departing from the established forms of worship pre- scribed for the Church of England, and the court held that it was com-

the rental.

that all meetings shall be held on sharp time.

THE TAILQR RIGHT E HENRY ll. l.lllllll.Y,C‘. E. ,mn ' -

In England at the present time

another element has to be taken into I HI

consideration, and that is the large . body of N onconformists, who do not I I Gill- llllilll lllll Blallllll Slfillls

believe in a. state church and would

ffladly see the established church dis

ygstablished. This end will be reach- . ~ ` ed before many years, unless some- 3° _ thing happily arises inthe near fu- n Hughes’ Cough Mixture __ I ture to either harmonise or definitely ,1;§§S,C§§§h§JiiC°i>d§im[iilE?-ifyhltgilfgiiilirilg.

separate the conflicting elements into BY THE Price 25 cent-ST which the church is now divided. f qughes’ cr°°s°t.° Mlxture

- NNENNN ENGINEER NNY no--2

E 'g 4 [mug mm Rodds Rheumatlsm Cure §;“..°.I.°‘.’..°,;IZ;.”.‘;‘.’°‘.Z;2i'i." ..`§°;li‘.;..i§ FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE A of the United States, a. ma. orit of sP°°'°' R°m°d‘°s prepared f°' DY

ltlie Canadian provinces placlja it dn a P’ E'

parity with the sloping style; ia the Under the Patronwe of the Finance Department at Ottawa the °

ci--is required io become famoiaf olinln omni ciiiiiiiilig iii on onli- PATRUNIZE HUGHEST“§i5§3.§¥‘

with the system' in German and r Amhe A - '

f _ potheoaries Hall. - f

Austrian schools it is given the pre- "S at tl" Lon' saws' ' "h“ri°t"et°w-n' Sunnyside. °

1 ference; and in England the Depart- E M

-ment of Education have placed vert- ___ _ ical writinv on the same footin as

ON ' '

other styles of writing. Veriical Thursday Ev’g' Feb' writing is the easiest, the most .i . _.T

olished home study except in cases where parents desire it to be continued A very l rge number ofour exchanges from iiiaiiy pnirs of the Dominion have expressed their approval of this action There is quite a general feel ing that the children s burden has in- creased, is increasing and ought to be diminished.

By the education bill now before

the Quebec legislature the study of I agriculture is made obligatory in all the rural schools and in both the city and country schools drawing is to be

are to be supplied with free school books, but the process will be gradual.

In New Brunswick also there isa.

movement for free school books. One candidate made this the principal plank in his platform-and was de-

feated. `

The Sampson-Schley controversy

still goes on. As the result of their respective achievements during the war Sampson was advanced “eight numbers” and Schley only six. This caused great dissatisfaction among Schley’s friends who think him enti- tled to more credit than Sampson for the destruction of Cerverafs lieet. Senator Butler of North Carolina moved' a resolution calling on the President to give reasons for the dis- crimination against Schley in the matter of promotion. This brought out a scathing arraignment of Schley -by Secretary Long, in which Schley was charged with having disobeyed the orders of his superior and cf the Navy Department in going to Florida for coal when his ships had abundant icoal in their bunkers. The contro- versy has waxed so hot that Schley has been charged with cowardice by some of the Sampson party. It is now thought that Schley, whose per- sonal courage no one really doubts, will be forced to call for a. court of inquiry. The embroglio is rather an unseemly one. .

THE DUKE’S PHOTO.

Paris. Feb. 18.-At a meeting of the

cabinet Mr. Dupuy,Premier, announced that five thousand photographs of the Duc D’ Orleans had been seized on the frontier.

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lpetent to inquire into the practices combine to make our Photographs the of the rector, and if he were found to v ,. ff if most satisfactory in Charlottetow be in the habit of departing from gk! 9 e//"""’°° 1/‘/é to-dayi

those forms to enjoin him from using CURE DYSPEPSIA

taught. All the elementary schools .

léusing ;

5 Soap

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Sem YF

The coming gene-

ration will have fewer skin diseases, because ;

so many mothers are 3

Diets

Baby’s Own =

an elegant prepira.t.ion_ for Chronic

__*`°"l' Bronchitrs and hung Disease. Price

Gannod Bonds befor

. and if you favour us with tha*

_ Goods at Rock Bottom priced

,Jr-3Ni<iNs is son

rooiooriros

Superior Workmans

Fine Finish, and

Moderate Prices

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_ SPEPSIA, I\lD1GES'l‘ION, CONSTI

PATIO! etc.. etc..

For the Best English Drugs and

- Medicines

privilege we feel sure of makin *~, , a. sale. All kinds of Canneg -_

*natural ‘md consequently the least Admissipn 25c. Tickets for sale b WE claim to have one of the BEST

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We invite comparison of price , _ _ ,_ -T = 5, ;

arlor Suit at $45 00 wa ‘° “ at $40 00-wa

at $35 00 wa. at ' $37 50 Wa

“ ’ “ at $32 50 wa

£6 $6

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at $17 00 W

1 Hall St nfl at $7 50 Wa

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edroom Suite at $50 0

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“ at 32 5

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170

I Sideboard at $17 50 was 1 Sideboard at 9 00:was 1 Sideboard at 7 00 was

3 Extension Tables at 3 Extension Tables at 1 Extension Table at

13 odd Centre! Tables un

at $30 00 wa at $20 00 wa

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$05 00 $60 00 $50 00 $50 00 $45 00 $40 00 $25 00 _$22 00

$11 C0

s $10 50

" “ at $5 50 W s $8 50 “ “ at $3 00 we e $4 00

was $75

50 00 45 00 24 00 22 50

W&S

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Its Worth Your While .

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_ _ In stock taking last week we gound some lines -to get 0|". p|.i|,¢§ M, ture we had ceased to make, an as our F

crowding NEW PATTERNS on us,We must make prices below should -make quick clearance for us and

puigcllaslng. for the Boysps. - 1 5

was |21 00

‘ OO

12 50 9 00;

7 Odd loungesl one thing: off,

1 Dining Room Set at $30 1 Dining Room Set at 27

A were $7

Owere 6 75 5;was _6 50

'lhlrllloff

13 00 were 16 00

,00 Was 4000 150 was 36 00

1 Dining Room ser at 22”50 we-= 27 50

100 (about) odd chairs gng '|;||iN'| igff

rinjuiious to iieiiirii of any or one §,l;‘LI§",‘,‘l“".° A” “”d “he DNS °°°'° ‘éfd "‘§“’”"~ '.°“f,f?§,“Y' Pm* Q,-`;d Pieces-Wotnots. Cabinets, Fire creens, Umbrella

modes of penmanship. Uprigbtness in -_ ._ 1 Z. :_ f“S5_ TOR” m ° "°“f‘°° ° M Sf, d , I calligmphy is shortly to be thg mm will give one Tea Set FREE to an_ odléslg kdm §dRé°e((1l Cl131I‘S, F8110 Rockers, Odd who knows but th” its ,.°5gx__ _inflw man or woman who ,will give proof of In 3’ 0 9 S503 Si all at IIC (iff

ence may not tend to uprightness in _ ‘he P§"9°“ th” ;b°“Kh5 thme S953 fd? _ _ _

‘°°f=d'1°t‘? , . ‘ I l 0 R grirletgime-gg-inslqgevf :ur swzstip To avoid misunderstanding, we have

_ wii, r, a is ° °

_ to say’ Dinnelfra C¥l‘;“mber get gitcgieti showing REDUCED PR CES on all goods

made A We have the goods the people want 8' Ove’

your Calland see our blue stcr'

JOHN T. MCKENZIE LEDCIER Vv.1?.c'o1vv111,lMARK

TS& 11 .

_ ‘ 'E ` ’ 3-"5 E I A5 M/s cainsésobv cs El ` A Er

,. ` ' ' He also the best and E h f. dmdnatoouege oroivun E gineeriii 0 ' ' ` '

oHA1iLoTrEroWi~.. - ~ _ P. E. ISLAND Pmng In the my TW higuleipes V:;c?i?;,§eF£Ené_3£aEn;gn¥g&,s&; g gg;

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wrought, and York City car Contact The all winter th to oongralnla dung lor the

g about the

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150138181' WLS lensatiou thai ltaang itself wliolive in tl he readings llll 4 below testified the Gllirl to an a

'Iii lhielgnj mul" Ill l house( in wn “VIL but no W business o I stration

Ill! cable ca Ambulance g Wwe on ther °0¢asion’s mi

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