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WWW- sy tcm in mise ebiekonsin tho winter. audi!

Mr. lustice Finnemore Tells of Re- markable Cure of Disiressing Eczema by Cutlcura-Grew Worse

Under Professional Treatment.

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OTHER SUFFERERS

CURED BY CUTICURA

ul suffered a severe attack of ec-

,unn oII the scalp, face, ears, and neck, and was for several months ,,,,.»l.-r professional treatment, but be- cnnrc worse. My face was dreadfully disiigurcd, and lost nearly all my hair. My wife prevailed upon me to U-y the Cuticnra Remedies, which I did with most satisfactory results, the

zliswise disnppennng and my hair gn...-iiig thic er and glossier than be- fore my illness. My_wife has pur~ I-i\.I.suil Cuticura for_oi:hcr sufferers, v.-ith good results 1n.each ease.- knlicrt Isaac Finuemore (judge of the Natal Supreme Court), Pietermarltz- burg, NzItnl.”.

AGONIZING ECZEMA

And itching, Burning Eruptions, with Loss of Hair, Cured by Cuticura.

Tia- Cuticuro Treatment 'Is at once ngrt-cable, speedy, economical, and coinpreliciisive. Bnthe the affected parts freely with hot,vvater and Cutl- curn Soap, to cleanse the surface of crus-.ts and scales, and soften the thick- ._-nail cnticle. Dry, without hard rub- bing, and apply Cuticnra Ointment to ollny itching, irritation, and inflam- Inatioii, and soothe and heal, and, lastly, take Cuticuro. Resolvent, or Pills, to cool and cleanse the blood. This treatment affords instant relief,

pi-rniits rest and sleep in thc severest forms of eczema an other itching, burning, nud sealy huniours, and points to n speedy, permanent, and croiioiiiiezil cure of torturing, disfigur-

inyg hnmours, from infancly to age, alien nil other remedies fni . ...f."'.‘1:;.‘.'.‘_‘ *.°.:.I.'..'J_‘“i:::.‘.ll;i“.‘i i“.ii_':..‘;-'.°.;‘;‘:‘. 'l‘.'_°;“il:1“: "~ ‘“ '°li.:.2“en”°I.i&..1r‘;.::r.i.E".» W" l`,`ii}f _li-ii.'i‘Ifr~~ nov! Io £1-n Im.-n'n." I\I-Iiiii Fr",

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fBEAvER»

FLOUR 5

Never Fails. ~

Beaver Flour never disap-

polnistheoook. Thebaklng always turns out right-be unse Beaver Flour in aliaya the same, whether you buy

n small sack or a barrel.

Beaver Flour ls a

blend of Manitoba Spring Wheat and Ontario Fall wires.. II .»f.tsIa»'»11'¢n¢ ‘ nutriment of the wheat kemei. Make! I)l&d Ind biscuits-mke and pastry- that are as healthful and strengthening, an they he white, delicious and inviting.

At Your 6r0cer’s.

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THE IUORLD OUER

Thousands oi .Mothers

iiii. illlilEiiilE’S I nmrs' suur s

Fettinmall, aanatbnt

ldmithf Qld FEPIHU

isorie oi diderilantg allvbatoa daémed for it; ltillafe, pleasant an soothing dsiidrustaething ands rompttzeuhcrdbowdand lwmadrnoobim ~

Plnuleians and Pmhnlunal nurses racolllmllad Us

In yumhaatng. . <1 a signature a: ?:trl¥h% mf! Bevan of themgs Svnors a in admiiarfmm made tnlookulika Dr. Oodarrefcf

”f:r;¢;,p?5;?. pa kdb, ar Q7 Ind!

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BTANTOIPS PAIN RELIEF, smntv nuns rea Inrunaacun urvnumslva

‘ "<lill>

hi. ".4 _ if _ji `

GILLETT nun: vownco

\°\61 tee Uaa la Any Quantity.

fff malt 30": ~ . as :'.°..i?:n. t:.‘.'E1`f."'~s..' ..".¢*“.'...”..':." A °°'\ °IIasu 10 pau; gg 55|.

-BOLD. EVIRYWHI ll.

i:.w.oI|._I.c'r~r 2r:.‘i’ii‘.i' TQl0N'|‘0.°i|‘l

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i _E. I.-Eldon House, Kent St. _

The following are tlIo'delo|nItoa who, up to tho present. time, have signified their intention of nt.i.onding the Baptist Cou- vcntion which xnccts in Lho Prince Street Baptist Church of this oit.y,A“m,s‘ today.

Rev. J. \V. Manning, D. D., Sr., Jp|m_

The Alexandra, Prince St.

Rev. S. B. Kempton and Mrs.-Mollaa House. Kern St. H¢"l‘.Y U\H\it‘l'. West Chester, N. S.-

Mrs. Sentnt-r's, Weymouth St.

Rev. H. S. Shaw, West Chester, N. S.-

Mrs. Sentnnr's.

Wm. Cummings, nnrl Mm, T,-,m,_

Guests of Mrs. Robins, Brighton,

Rev S. VV. Cuminings, Amin;-gf, N_S_ -Guest of Mrs Robles, Brigllton.

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8 I r _

'o ' .

REV. G. R. WHITE

Pastor of the Prince Street Baptist Church.

Elias I-Iendsbee,Guysboro-FiniayHouse

Illiishoro St-.

Rav D. \V. Crandall und Mrs, Murray

River l’. li. I.-Martin liousc 1’I'inco Si.

Willis C. Ncweombc, Hopewell Cape, N.

li.-llcvore Iiotel, Kent Si. Rev VV. L. Arciilimid and Mrs, Milton

N. S,-Mr-line House.

Li-_ninlor S\vnel._Coun|.I-y Harbor, Halifax

-King E<i\v||rIi llotul, Richmonrl.

Rev li. B. Smith, New Gerinany, N. S.

-Mrs Collin, King Sq.

Rev ll, Y, Corey, linvclock, N. B.-Mrs.

Catlin, King Sq.

Mrs S. S. Strong, Kcntvillo,-MrsColHn1

King Sq.

Pr-of J. B. Oates, Wolfvllle, N. S.-The

Alexandra.:

'l‘. S. Simms, St`.John-Queen Hotel. Rcv. \V. ll. lioblnson, AIIi.igonlsh,-Mc-

[tae llouso,

Rcv. J. \V. Brown and Mrs., Ilopovillc,

Capo N. B.- Finlay House.

E. M. Sipprell and Mrs., St. John-Mrs.

Marlin, Prince St. _

C. Henry Dhnock and Mrs, Windsor.

N. S.-The Alcxanrlra.

Ilcv. A. Chlpman, and Mrs, Berwick.

N; S.-Guest ot Mrs. Sutherland, Kent. St.

Rev. A. Colman D. D. Wolivllie,-Guest.

of Rev. G. R. White.

Rev. I". il. Bcnlcs, Antlgonish-Guest of

Rev. G. R. White. '

Josiah Solcy, Lower Economy, N. S.-

Klng Iihlwurd Hotel. `Re'v. F7. Ii. Locke, Lower Economy- King Ed\vnrd llotcl.

Rev. G. 0. Gntcs, I). D., St. John,-Miss

lllcthcrcll, Prince SL.

Rcv. Z. L. Fnsh and Mrs., Ilillsboro, N.

B.-Mrs. SOIItnor`s.

\V. Il. Calwell, SL. John -Miss Moi.-

hercll.

J. J. \Valinec, Moncton-Victoria Ilotcl. Judge] F. W. Emmerson, Moncton- Victoria llotel. A. ll. Jones, Moncton-Victoria l-Intel. II. E. Gross, Moncton-Mrs. Cofiln,

King Sq.

R. li. SnIli.lI, Moncton -Mrs. Carter,

Prince. J. Doyle, Monet-on-Mrs. Collin, King Sq. Rcv. II. F. Adams Wolfville-Mrs. Ill

Smith, Pownal St.

Rev. J. D. Spiricll, Wolfville-Mrs. ll.

Smith, l,’o\vIIuI St.

Rev. .l. I.. Minor and lifrs., New York-

Guests of J. K. Ross.

Bnrpcc Witter, Iiallfnx,-Louis G. Ilasz

ard, Queen Sb.

Rev. II. (l. Colpltts, Yarnioutli,-Revere

H0l.e_l.

I{.‘l)onn Crcod and Mrs., Truro, N. S.,-

The Plaza.

Rev. James A. Porter, Ilalliax,-King

Erlwiird Hotel.

Rev W. T. Stackhouso, l’oI~i.iIg\-_ in Prai-

rlc,-Ilevcrc llotol.

Rev. \V. M. liuichlns, and Mrs., Truro,

-W. A. llruvlsy, Kent SI.

Mrs. J. S. illshop, and Miss Cora,

Auburn, N. S.-\V. A. IIiI\\'ley.

Rev. \V. F. Parker, \\'inrIsoI~-(lucst of

Rev. G. R. While.

Rcv. Christopher Buxiictt, St. John-

Rovers I-Intel.

Rev. H. D. Worden, Upper Jcmsog, N.

B.-King Edward llotol.

Rev. E. Quick, Hnntsport.,-Finlay

IIousc.'

E. M. Beckwith and Mrs, Canning, N.

S.-Mrs. Hooper, Prince.

Rev. I. Corbett, Woodstock, N. B.-

Miss McMillan, Prince.

Mu.. .anno corny. C'“"\lm1. N- 5--

Mis. lloopcr.

Miss Ethel Eaton. Canning. N. S--Mrs

Hooper.

Rev. E. .'l. Grant, Arcadia, N. S.-Louis

C. Ilssmrd.

Rev. W. H. Warren and Mrs., Bridge-

town- Guests of Chas. Warren, Royalty. nov. G. P. nnymvml, Iler\\'|e\<. N- =--

(luest. of A. \V. Sterns.

Rev. M. A. and Mrs. McLcnII,Trnro-

- Guests of R. H. Jonkins.

W. S. Clark and Miss Clark. AlIna.I’.

Rev. ll. C. Ncwcomhv. Y'\|'m°“¢h`Ti‘°

Alexandra.

Rc,._ E. I.. Stccvcs, l\liddlc Sackville-

Tho Alcxundm.

Rev. Dr. Calvin Goodspeod, D. D.,

Paradiso, N. S.-Mrs. Carter. Prince St.

Rev. W. Il. Crowell, Liverpool, N. S.

-Finlay House.

Chas M. Frith, Liverpool N. S.-Finlay liouso. ~ Rav H. G. Estabrooks, Spr|nghiliN.S.-Mrs Uarter, Prince St. Rav C. \V. Ross. M. A. Yarmouth-Th Alexandra, Rav L. D. Morne, M. A. Wolfville,~Mrs Cu-i5er's Prinoo St.

Rev D. H. Simpson M. A.. and Mrs,

Billtown N. S.-Mrs McNsi|l’s, Kent. Si.. Arthur Simpson and Mrs, Cavendish,- llrs McNeill Kent. St. Rev Il. E. Lnih\n\IIIe, India-Guest. of R.

Ii. Jenkins.

Miss A. Laura Peck, Wolf’ville,-Mc-

Rae House.

Rov. F. Trotter, D. D. Wdlfville, N. S.-

The Alexandra. ' Miss Mabel Archibald, India-McRae House.

Rev. W. M. Smalhnan, Now Glasgow

N. S.-Miss McMillan.

R. W. Killem, Berwick, N. S.-King

Iildward Hotel. , Rav. S. C. McLaren IInd~Mrs., Guysboro, N. S.-Miss McMillan. J. Piirsons and Mrs, llulltnx-Tho Alexandra. Rcv.J._\V. Porter, Bear River, N. S-

Miss McMillan.

Rev. O. N. Chipman, Canso-Miss Mc-

Miilnn.

Rev, J. G. A. Belyvn., Cavendish-Mo~

liao llouse. Alex. Crowe and Mrs., Montrose, Col

Co., N. S.-Mrs. Allen, Fitzroy St..

Rev. J. Perry, Stackhousc, St. John-

Mrs. Allen.

J. T. Dhnock, Amherst. -Martin House. Prof. Everett W. Sawyer, Wolfvillo-

Mrs Alien. `

Wooden Fowler and son, Hammond

Vale, N. ll.-Miss McMillan.

Dr. H. C. Creed and Mrs., Frederic-ion.

N. B.-Miss McMillan.

Rev. Ward Fisher, Advocate, N. S.-

Miss McMillan. Rev. A. J. Vincent, Ilnllfnx-Mrs. Col-

fin.

J . R. Rooms, Halifax.-Mrs. Coflln. E. D. King. K. C. Ilalllnx,-The Alex-

andrn. _

Rev J. H. McDonald, Fredericton.-

Mrs. Collin.

Mrs. G. P. Raymond, Berwick-Guest

of iii rs A. \V. Stcrns.

Ilcv. J. C. eipurr, 1"ulInouth, N.S.~-

Chestor i§IcCiurc.

\V. H. MacDonald, St. Joi\II,-Iillss

MeSwaln,Cor, Pownal and Grafton.

C. W, Dylcemnn, St. John, -Miss Mc-

Swain.

J. B. Brchaut, Albcrton, -Martin

House.

_ Mrs. J. W. Gardiner, East Point,-MI\r-

tin House.

J. C. and Mrs. Clark, Bay View-Mrs.

McNeill.

Samuel Simpson, Buy View,-Mrs. McNeill. i

MIs.J. S. Clark, Si.. Pcicrs,' -Mrs cNciil. Mrs. David Millar, Buy *low-Mrs.

McNeill.

The following is the program of thc tltlth

Annual I}nptlstC0IIvontion of the Mari- time Provlxices which meets in Chariot.- tetown this week :

SATUIIDAY, AUG. lilth.

lsr srasion--10 A. M. 'ro 12.740 Ir. sl.

Convention opt-as with dcvotianal cx-

crclscs.

Rules of Order read by l’res|dI.-ni.. Isl. Ropori. of Coniinlttceu on Arrange-

Incnts.

Courticsios to Visitors.

lst Report of Nominating Committee. Appointing of Nominn.t.iII|; UoIIIIII ii.i.ce Election of President and other Oiliccrs. Installation of Ihetldent..

Address of thc retiring President.

Reports of lionrd of Foreign Missions.

ZNII sI-:solos-2.30 'ro Ir. M.,

Report of Nominating Cotnmittco'

naniihg coninilttecs on correspondence, resolutions and estimates.

Correspondence read and disposed of. Report. of Foreign Mission Board

resumed.

liepon. of Obituary Coirunlttoe. Reports of 'l`rt-usurcrs of Dcnomlnntinnl

1-`unda.

Tiredness Means Danger!

Indicates Faulty Blood :`aIId, Worn-Out Nerves-Build Up,or ‘lotai Collapse will Sure y Follow.

When you'rc tired all day, bothered by

triiles cxlmusted with nervousness, be sum thorn is something wmng.

You need braclngup need morononrish-

ment III the blood, noed a powerful med-

forcc and stnyingpower to all ovel'-worked DF i\f`lH.

'The most. marvellous success is Ferro-

zonon nourlahinf; tonic so soientitlc an to bo tho ndmlrston of every physician. Ferrozonc performs wonders for pooplo in poor health; it acts directly on tho

blood enriching it with strength and new life iliatls at onoo dispotclie to all parts oi the body. Fcrrozone fecdllthe ncrvcs and vital energies, supplies force, determination and joyous, buoyant

s Irits. pA case where there waalaasitudc and lack of strength is told by Mr. David Browmoipostfoilico box No. Ill, Becton, Ont.: ‘About a your ago my health

commancedtofnil. Mly hands and feet. seemed always cold. felt Ivom-out. and exlIausted,wenl¢ as a little dhilri. My face twitched. My limbs and arms commenced to lose their sense nl fooling and ilnnll my left side was perfectly numb. All my color left. My appetite I-anrlown. Forrozoue was the first to ulvemenn help. I improved with it. vrryquiclri; Ii. toned up the blood and. started circulation, so that the numbness

grsdunll_ly disappeared. My condition wnspe eetly cured by Ferrozone, ‘and I- hnvc been well over since. (Signed) “David Ilrown. . Sl’EOIAI.N()TICE.-To get satisfactory

results bs sure you get Ferrozons ong. Fill, cents per rox or ioixboxea for O2. , at nil dealers. or N. C. Poison & Co..

KinIzston,f)nt, and Ilnrt-lord, Conn., U S. A.

iclno to vltalize the nerves und tlistrlliuto'

PLA-rlfuals Ifonxlon \nssIoN.\IIv umrrmn

` Addresses: By Rewlir. Manning; Rev H. F. LnFlamme, India ; liav.U. Y. Corey retumed Missionary; Miss lllnbel E. `Archil»ixld and Miss Laura Peck.

_ SUNDAY, AUG. Xlth.

_T 411| Bmsxoli-11.00 A. M. Pubiio Worship-Convention Sermon, 'by Rev \V. F. Parker of Windsor, N. S. Other Services on the Lords‘s l)ny il.iIi a. in. (Pnryn .mo Prism :iw o. In. .' Report. on Grande Ligue work by Rev David Hutchinson. _' Address on wth Century Fund (I5 min _iIt._es) by Rev H. F; Adams, M. A. ‘Address by Mabel Archibald. returned

wool underwear.

IIOSIERY in Plain Back,

F ancy and Tan.

thatvs in _[Save rresotsorma by Mr. J. J. n.

-_ 3......-...roto ;aI\d very iight weight natural

nn-ludimc hot ami cold wnwr bathaaml prlvala waua'systulII. Then: nruulso carriage house.

Id III I ' I ith hvi. atm'

orolnmls of eliuieu fruit.

Apply on (ibn proniises to thu owner

ri III fri .w I VYM. H. HANKIN

Valuable Property

F or Sale. '

n.__,.._

tcwart and Isabel Stewart to offer by

private sale, all of that valuable proper-

` ty situated on Fitzroy Street, compris-

ing three dwelling houses, having

very comruodlous yard room and good

" stabling. Theselproperties wiil_be sold in

. . , art or in block to suit purchasers l’art

Morris Block, -

p _ of the purchase money may remain on

CHARL()TTET0WN_ the properties,bearing interest nt 5 p. e.

'I L J

Wolfvilile. N. S.

A Christian School of Learning. l"ounded |838.

'I`lIn fnlin\\'iII 5 lliiilm-Imiiliiiilc ('i)l.`i{Sl'IS uri' oil`vI'I~d:

i. ('m|I‘sc of ionr yours linulimz in tha da-gi-re ni liiu-Inrlor of Arts.

'L ('o\II'so of four yours iI~iI|liIII: to ilIo|ln|_'|‘I:I~ of lincliclorof SI-imiec.

Ii. /\IIIIr\l\'||\iciI .‘lt‘.it'III'r l`uli|'>~tx witlxulll. li0i(|'u\'.

i. Spociul rII\|r.»¢\~ of saelcrionl .»imli<-.I in Arts and SclI\IIr-I-_ n

I ACADIA UNIVERSITY

per annum for n term of years.

Terms easy and made known at sale.

,_ For further particulars apply to

liliN_]. CARTER & Co.,

Auctioneers.

$2 mwf tf.

TENQERS

Sou-lcd 'I`cInlcI-.I will be I1-u<=|\'url by iho It siuiicii until non oII \‘nInnliI Au nst

Iciiinn-orun..~..nr~..-..plnr-|:p.-o.~...»..s¢..ti..- sI...1....|. ...i...i.-_-ir... in 1|... im.-.1 yr~.n~ or inn |.§{‘|,,"},,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,.,1{,,,, ,,.|||,',,,,,,, ,,§',‘,,,.,,_.i'_',.,,,2

i~`l\r~IIl|_v of \ppliIsl S\»icIn-c nt \ I-(‘iii L'ni\I:r ity, iiI I Acadia viwtliicint b -i ' i'l ` l' _ . ~ _

- -f---M--on ‘ ' " ` " ` °' ““ il“’..:.'_‘,fl‘.f.l:.‘.'::".i::l:fll_?'i..:?s.2i,f.';:";'xf.::f.li:

I"or calendar mal f\Ir|,lIeI' l|IfoI‘nnILioII apply to ' U, ,,|,,,,__, ,md ,,,',0,_,||,.,,,,,,,,,, ,U lm ww, H, ,hu

THOS. TROTTER. D- D.. President ~lf,>.','_°',~;[,_'_',;,,‘_’-,,‘,\'{{!,;',,_ _ _ _ __

_ - .~ »,~poi»>.li.i|_ |n_I~oII>- \\IiliII|.:

u ~ ~ ~ _ :-- ' - ~ e

Whsra the Mar-ltims Baptist Convention is meeting.

7.00 p. In. Public Worship and Sermon.

MONDAY, AUG. 21st.

5m session-9.311 io 12.250

Report ol Comxniltee on Corrcspon

dence.

PRINCE s1'Iu~:IsI‘ BAPTIST cannon Y

Missionary on “Customs among Telu|rus." V

Rev G. M. Campbell on British and (I.

Forclgn Bible Society (15 minutes) U

\\'

in securing for your daughter the

BEST EDUCATIONAL ADVANTAGES

You may not know, however, the facts as to the AIIIICI) (Jill/'li,.5`{4}S, (IU .l.l€GiA'I`i<}, FIN l<I .\ii'I`S l’ii.\lf'I`It‘AI. M()llI\)iiN l\Il'1'l`H(lIlH §lGiS;’il‘l4i`tNrIl)It.`. L. Sl.`I’l<Illli I‘IQUIl’Ml‘lN'I`, Iil'I.\il'l'Il*`L'I. L()t'.’\iI`ION ANI) M()l)EIiA'i‘i'i

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ACADIA SENIINARY

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ftlIoI\I1IiIa\tIIIII~\ In I oIIIpIII|; rm lr iunlii 'I`lIe iI-\l>1lm~sIiu Imi |Ii|n| ilI|~|II~ci\'c~i4I III"

ou ARE DEEPLY INTERESTED

Amt- il mwi' Il iinh Mt. .~itc\vnrl_

Hurst _[gn snr

‘ 'f`lIu i"-0IIImor\'|IIl Iintol .It MIIrrn_v lilvor

Ij II I¢‘sIInIp roo I I n<lj\IIII` Ig In;

H T Principal 'ith oI-u\;'§llI4I\\i.l furII|’t\im. 'l`:I‘I:I'I; ii nlsup

° - . v » urge .~ I Ie um vonv I- Innw :I nf' ici, wow ~

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Report on State df Denomination. ` Report. of Ilonnl of Governors of Acadia

University.

ii'rII .~u-zssron’-2.30 to 5.30

Report of Baptist Historical Society.

Report of Secretary of Convention.

Report. ot Editors ol Year Book. Report of Committee on Union with the

Free Baptists.

7'I'n Session-8,00 p. M.

I_’I..\'rI-‘OIIM Eumwrion/II. Mm-:1‘|.\'u

Addresses by Principal II. ’1`, De\Voife,

Principal E, W, Sawyer, Rev. W. IL.

[Business resumed]

Report of Sunday School Ilnurd. '

Rcpori. of Committee on Estimates.

TUESDAY, AUG. 22ND

tl'I'II session-ll.!l0 A. ni. 'ro'l2_Z30 Report-s of Ministers Annuity Board; llcports of Home Mission Board. ' Report on Ilomc Missions in Ncwljruns-

wick.

Motion to change time of holding Con-

vention.

il'I‘II si-:sinus-2.110 to 5.30 In III.

Report. on the :wth Century Fund. Ilcport. of Coinmittce on 'l`eIIIpcI-aI\ee. Report. on the North Wesl. Mission.

Addresses by Rev. E. J. Lirnut, Rev. II.

G. Colpitts, and Ruv. \V. 'I`. Stackhouse.

[Business rcsumed.]

Report of Committee on Resolutions.

Report of Press Committee.

opnir. i'lIorc is it |_rnrIlvII lol snijrrinlng. ’l'||o Iolvl vrliirir has an wi-ll I-~'i:Il»ii~in-II lIi|_~||I|~~»' in hu rv -- rr - -iv' ;.- l- -i. 'iili

i ...nr f .. nn nn; .n.n.... n r..i..-.noi .|o,»<n_ ..Ir»...-_-i.I.. and irrrt-».-.-nil.-.I ni, 1.-...-\I.....rr.r~ u.n.»i.i.-_ I.-........i n.-..m..I.I.- I..

> N. S. ‘\\'E;~lt|IlI|LI`IllI_p.II<l can In: .si-enrc<i at :I vi-I-y I'I»n~on-

(FOUNDED |828.)

Staff of lnstfuction for 1905-1906. iilvl-:nl-;'|‘I‘ \\'. S.\\v\'x-:II. Ii. A.. (IIIII-\'.l l’I'incipIIl, Latin and (iroek.

i'II_\I..\||-:ns .L I\iI-:IIsI¢:I<I-:.\

M. A., IIou.~'u Muster. l"rc|Ic|I and i‘IIIglisiI.

(`_ III-: liI.III»a li|»:.\'1'i>.\', li. A.. I\l|\iiIcIIIntiI-s.

.limi-:I-II E. lln\\'I-:. liisiory, tlcogi-npiiy and (ii-oek.

AI.I-;x.Is'pI-:II .\‘\"I'III-:Iu..\NII. Mnnnn 'i I-ninimr.

li III ii ci

Jous A. l<`<I\vI.IIc, us 4:.-as ran - ics. V lim-i,\n.\.\'II M. .\IIeI`I||I.\I.II. iii. A., liinzlish and ticrinan.

Lsului \\ I~:IIs*I'IcII, Stnnngi-nphy and 'l ypc\vI-I\inI:.

ArclIlbnld,l’lI, D., Rev. S. C\|mIuiII|rs. (I

and President 'l‘. Trotter, D. D. “,,,,,_,__

\\'l\olI:,~'IIII\c Ilisciplille. Use oi’ lulnwco proiiibitcd. ('iIurueieI' lI\IildiII|.! no well II

Report of Ministerial Education Board. 5

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The monumental business of the late E. F. Purdy will be carried

on as usual under thi same firm name. und at the old stand, Kent St. Cliariottetown. Mr. E. Ira Purdy, who has for the lost twenty years been foreman of the works will still continue in that capacity. While

thanking the public for their generous patronage in the past, u con- tinuation ofthe Same is respectfully solicited. The annie rclinblc workmanship and strict attention to business which lms always dis-

tinguished this firm will be continued under the new management.,

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Monumental

Kent Street, Charlottetown.

NOTICE To The PUBLIC i

I E_ F_ PURDY, yW_,_,,_

l"rI furilicr pnI-til-IIlnI-.~' \vriii; In

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ti-idfri iifri i.\v ii lilnrrny lilvei-_

the verdict or our Patrons

tells you the quality of our Teas. Our own brand BEAVER TEA has nil the Iroperties we claim. If you have not already bought any come and make a small purchase.

We want the verdict of every Ta

,drinker in towu and country.

Jas. Kelly s, Zo.

i .Ill me Latest

Styles in Photos at

Gauvin,Gcnizci & Co’s., Mr. Bayer has just returned from the Photo Convention » held in Boston last

Week.

Report of Treasurer of Convention.

Unfinished Business.

NOTES Prayer Meeting each Inoriiing ui; (Lili)

o`ciock.

All members and delegates are request-

ed to sec that their names and residences are properly regisiererl by the Enrolnient Secretary at tho door of l.ho church.

Delegates and nIeInheI‘.‘4 should .sit III

the front pews during the sessions.

All resolutions must bc pI-ct-Icntcri III

wI'it.iuIz.

All rcpnrts must he hnnried lo the Pre-

sident. or Secretary when read.

Reports from thc Colnulittce on Ar~

runprcnicuts ami |.lIc Noininntlmg Com- Initisec are III order during any .sc-ssioII_

A Warning to Mothers

Too much care cnnno§._`. be used with

smallchiirlren during( the'_lIot \vcai.l|cr of

thc suuoniei- months guard against. bowel troubles. As a ral ltisonly neces- siiry to give the child a dose of castor oil to correct/any, disoxdeitgot the bowels. Do not useany substitute# but give the old-fashioned castor oil, and sec that it in resh,as rancid oil nnusentes and has a tendency to gripe. If this does not check the bowels give ClIambcrlaln's Colle, Cholera and Diarrhoca Remedy and then II dose of castor oil, and the disease may be checked in its inciplcncy and all dan- ger avoldod. The castor oil and this lem- edy should be procured at once and knpt ready for instant. uso as soon as thc first. indication oluny bowcl troublo nppears. This is the most successful treatment.

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VIM, VICOR AND VITALITY

i 'I‘lIcv also relieve Distress from Dyapopsln, indignation and Too Iicnriy

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AND GIVE

THEY CLARIFY THE SKIN, PURIFY THE

~ BLOOD AND RECULATE THE BOWELS " Bv Cleansing All Disorders from the System.

Positively Cure all Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, Kid , mff‘_’§“;l"‘» F

nays, Sick Hoadacho, Constipation and Nervousnass., ,l _ ",“' '°°'

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Two Sizes,` |0o. and 25c. a Box

~=°=»f~° Ines ygjglfng, SUBSTITUTES FOR pgggg,

For sale st Jonhuson & Johnson's

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known and may be relied upon with lm- plieit. cnnddcnce even in cases ni cholera lninntum. For anis by all drupzgists. _

EXCURSION BULLETIN

S. S- CITY 0F LONDON.

To Orwell Wednesday at 3. p.- ni.

Round trip 25o

To West. River ports Thursday at il p.

m. Roundtrip 20 c. _

To East River ports Friday at B p. m.

Round trip Hlc. ' `

English Allervaie Ware,

Scotch l’l’otto Ware, Wedg-ewqgd, efgnfor Souvenirs.

C ANA-DIAN CROCKERY C0», 535.17'

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CURED QUIOKLY and PERMANENTLY By Using

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The Cut ‘ of the Clothes

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CRAIG & KIGGINS,

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A PROUD

MOMENT

Thsnkfulness is the part ofthe one

who is beoomingl and a proprinlcl attired and it's only possible io be well clothed wherI` you select, where the best things are sold.

From a. Full Dreaa to a

Knock About Suit

We have astoek which gives you

snti~faciory results.

MCDONALD & PERRY, Tne'Nobby Tailors.

Great George Street.

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