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Komlorl Headache Powders

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- 'run GUARDIAN, cmlnnorrnrowu. rumen Enwsno rsmsrn, .rom 12, nm ' ’ V ~ 'V5 V

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Miss Lona. Carver, of the 'Forester House Pow-

nal P. E, I., writes:

“July 10th,i901: I find Kumiort Headache Pow-

ders an ideal remedy for Headache and vastly super- ior to any other sort. _

Refuse substitutes. Insist on the

Genuine KUMFORT Powders

All Druggist sell them at 100. and 25c sizes.

7 re dai wxi.

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BOBR DENUNCIATION ` Cl-iR1STlA'.N ENDBAVORERS.

_ OF BX-PRESIDENT KRUGER' Cnvcrmurr J uly_ I0.-Another beau-

__ tiful day greeted the thousands of Chris~

"__ BLOF-lU"°1'T’m‘» J“l¥ 3-_The 3"' ,tian Endeavcrers whoare assembled here

'Ihe undersigned OEGN fOr S816 by `, MP- D“Pl°S=‘i5» Dutch mi”l°°°*' °f Lmd' in their twentieth annual convention. The

private contract that very eligible l1¢Y» Wrilinii f1`°U1 the 1‘Hf\_18° °8mP al' sudden ehangein the ~ weather Sunday two Storey, double tenement dwelling V"°d°f°"' ’°“d» l8’“°° * P“°°“' °W°"l brought several thousands more visitors house on the corner of Grafton and, i” D‘"°” °° his °°“°"V”“°“ °°5°°"'° I0 the °if~Y !0‘dly- The Drvkmll M

he war- H° °<>n»lud°»=- edt the 0 nm madetais one

Pownal Streets. t . "mug 7 ° mm _

Th .h ‘ de th of 78 ‘ML KWRGY did U05 °\P° Wh” 3*' great day of the convention. Many meet-

9 P:°P°"'y '"5 g f came of us so long as he could fill his mg, 'en had md .11 W". largelud .n,

fe" °fn5(;r;h“°n Sgeet’ :S 5 wut' ‘D0°k°%l Wlih '-\l11&Wf\11!'°b”~lU°d ¥°ld~ thusiastic, The music hall anditoriams age e set on own treet. _ -

And where is Paul now with all that we" in um ,im-mg th. mo,-mag’ 309°’

The H0888 is 0OmP&l’BliV9l) D0' lmoneyi He has cleared toHolland. and md °y,m|n“_

and in good condition and can now ` we are suferere and victims. __._¢____,

be bought at a great and on

of b .__g-__-» COULD HOT STRLIGHTEN UP.

easy terms purc ase.

Bicyclists and all athletes depend on

F0' P°1’*i°°1°'S ‘PPlY °° °i'»l1°¢' °f 1 BE‘NTLEv's Linimenmo keep oheirloms __

tho 1100811551105- _ mber and muscles in tsim. David Rowe, of Ocnsecon, had Trotfble

H J. CUN DALI., _ _ ‘ with his Back-His Experience should

F. L. HASZARD,

Eneeutors of Estate of the

late Thoe. W. Dodd,

Ch’town, May 27th, 1901-

29 Wed. Fri. :f

Animal _fertilizers

Gomparle one MMM Are Ddious"

§ But ii deg in and compare our Q, vullng papes~by the quire, boxes or

pldr-and tell us whether it compares favorabh with what you have been

rich in plant food, _quick in, Q“_a__` (”_,,_,

snnmmahmmmg

° if t. -~

phoric Acid and Potash are needed. These are contained in high per eentage in the right form for best results in

noone dulvensuv

our Animal Fertilizers. ‘ “‘°""""“~ .

SEASCK' 19C>1-O2-

R & n ‘ _Matriculation _Examinations and &ar'xsls1a-

tions forExhxbl:t1ona amgescholarshlpe will be ~ held on the nt Septexn r 1901.

Ch’T0wU, P. E. L ' Lectures in all Faculties will begin on the

H27 tue fri wkly3 mos.

f§#l**¥*#*#R‘>l9

Qhdhddi

' Annie sdveruslag one can do _will *not give merit so an Inferior article-

We arecareful first to have our goods

*tint-close in every respect and then *

advertise as such. _

. Atrial will convmceyou that our*

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qt .in . J w¥¢#&&@%

Lemon Sour

a°ea°s."s::..'s.-s

_ gre

Beverages.

$6. H. SIMMUI

* Charlottetown.

f5%##%'#‘l“HN

lil ? 0otFor Ton Parties

An}`°r'e wartrrg-mpplxce such as C1112? 97"” if 7 Y 3 ig

4. .'i C` ' .. _ | . _ 'lv ' , L ju H' 1,' - QI" »`

Ccnfectionary, etc, for Tea Parties or PiC1ii(l‘f_ag_ ,l_ llllllvi ' g Q; ,‘,, _

silt?-I ‘.`?,§';h§§`j 1"* get lzif Kent Street*

hc ._ _

1" t '_ °= 1. Fri at v. f 13:33,

24th September, 190:. Particulars of Examinations Blanh _forms (which must be iilicd up by all candidates) and copies of the Calendar eontuning fnil in- formation ss tothe condftious of entrance. cmrses of study, regulations 'or degrees, es- hihitions and scholarships fees, etc., may be obtained on application to.

W. VAUGHAN.

loCfo‘\lry

6 mon wed friday nn

ag _ an

__-_;<~.».»fo» ieooln 'aesiaaenfafaeies~.eeselo on itil'

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#singer nn, clean sooo.; "°““““ °°°"‘

5: and Jams Selling Gheap in

3°, Peas 91: percan or $1.00 per :Joz_

C013 9¢~ per can or SL00 per doz. Tomatoes 90 per can or $1.00 per rloz. Canned Apple 20° per ga'lon tin. Crosse so Blae)1well's assorted fame

1 8|- each. All new goods. @eh onty.

lenkins do Son,

info nnonnnnnonn

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oekeoy, dhiea aoddlassnara

it Big Bargain Prices

g ‘ l ,_ _l , L *_* .` ;‘_ Pais 3.=.5.'al&.`,'ey store of ours iso! the mielt iitaestt every 'Dann

@1113!! ci' chilli who wants ctockeff ‘t ' 1 _ * , , 1. _,_+ __ -.- _ H _;= A .._.' ~ v »; ' =

lark _

kerva s

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before 5-5., .¢,.0°k,,.y'|,p¢ been oE~ar»..d at érich low prices. Iteill pay 1 m Wm* » ""“"T

tobnylidwandatthc - - ' `~

be a Lesson to Others. Cossnoolv, Oat., July 8-(Special).-

Those who would profit by the experience ot a man who has ouud a sure cure tor backache in Dodd‘s KidneyiPills, 'should read the letter of David Rowe printed herewith. He writes:

"A in in my back commenced in my

should);`ra and extended down my spine, dually concentrating its full force in whatis ccmuoab called the small of

endurabie.

“I could not straighten up to save mY

life. Unrinatlng gave me great pain. and Iwas unable to do mush work. A doctcrtalled to help me.

“I bought. a box oi' Dodd's Kidney

Pills at Germania store and on tak- ing them felt a change for the better. I took in all ten boxes and I am a well man today." -

BANKING HOUSE IN PA NIC.

-_.__

here" saysf the Paris correspondent of the Daily Mail, “that John D. Rock- feller and J. Pierpont Morgan have decided to establish a banking house in Paris with a capital of £l0,0iI),000." i_._;i_

When you ask for Headache Powders be

sure you get KUMFORT. Never accept a ubstitute. It is betterto be safe than sorry and you may besurs that KUM- FORT are the beet . All Druggists in 10 and 251:, sizes

_-_--}_____ TEXAS OIL TRUST ORGANIZED. \

AUSTIN, Texas, July 10.-The opposi-

tion of the Standard Oil Company has taken from here by t.he filling a charter for the Houston Oil Com- pany, with a capital stock of $60,000,000.

Clit-i_

Ivrss cured of Bronehitis and Asthma by MINARUS LINIMENT,

MRS. A. LIVINGSTONE.

Loi. 5. P. E. I,

I was cured of a severehttack of Rheum- atism by MINARUS LINIMENT.

JOHN MADER.

Mahone Bay.

I was cured of aseverely sprained _leg

by MIN ARD`S LIN IMENT.

JOSHUA WYNACHT.

Bridgewater.

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'Q-<f=n»“`*' - -ff an

ditizkmnon & Williams

Barfisters, Solicitors, Notaries, etc.

D, A. MACKINNON, LL. B., K. C.

B. BAYPIELD WILLIAMS. Oilioe-Cameron Block, Charlottetown Money to loan on Real Estate.

Big Reduced Protes W AN TED

on _Picton 'Waters

01' more. _

,DeaaFanlne AND Fnanow Woaxnsa:

the back and there it became #H0085 UU' #blessing while other ergauiaatioas have l

Lounozv, July 10.-“It is reperted.

_ .HMWIGIHBE ` I

.rs Your assume, nnoraen I

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HUME

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From the Norlhilcld; Student Conference.

TMR. GEORGE' IRVING

Giyes Some Idea of the Good

Accomplished by the I

Meet.

As announced in yesterday 's Guutnux ‘

Mr. George Irving arrived in the city nt ` an early hour yesterday morning. Yesterday a Guannrax representative had a short conversation with him iu` reference to the Northfield stuaent son- ‘ ference. At first Mr. Irving did not care to say. much but the following' was secured.

Ou Sunday the sixteenth International

Conference for the students of Canada and the Eastern States closed at 10 p. m. In the opinion of men who have attended eight or ten consecutive sessions the ` present conference has been in many particulars the most successful ever held. There were in attendance throughout the _ sessica609 students, teachers, and guests. I Ot the number 592 were' students re- presenting 149 institutions in the eastern United States and Canada. This year has been notable on account of the number of foreign delegates present. The fast that29dl1l’ereut countries have had representatives at the con» ference at some time during the session gives it a unique position among the student conferences of the world. fheae 92 student delegates have left for their home and will in a few ’ weeks returnto their colleges there to be

in mosteases mighty forces for the

lifting up of the college life to a high and noble plane. Who can estimate the extent of the influence of those men dlled with .holy enthusiasm i

Following the custom of his father, Mr. W. R. Moody has issued the following , call to the Christian Workers Conference from August lst, to 18th:

adeep and ~wlde-spread interest haebeen manifested by Christians everywhere in a'» more extensive preaching ofthe Gospel. llacydeacmiaations and societies have made speelal elorh resulting in marked V

scaghtab prepare the way for tatuie un- l ited activity by calling Christians to pray- er and Bible study.

There is every indication that during

the coming season than will be increased edbrt with still greater- blessing to the chureh and the world. Christians are un- ited in thescavlstlcn that there is special and urgent need ot the preaching cl the Gospel. The religious and social condi- tions of our country never needed its latin ence and messages ef freedom and hope more than new. No one will deny that G-od #is ready to own the preaching of His Word and prepare servants to proclaim it ‘ Both the Church and the nation are in danger from the temptations and evils of prosperity, which eau be overcome only »

by the power of the Spirit throu h rea h ‘

R P 9 °

Ang the exceeding slnfulness of sin, the ° unfelliug love and grace of God and the:

In extending an invitation to thef

Christian public to attend the nineteenth l General Conference for Christian Work- ers to beheld in Northfield this season, Augustl to 18, our earnest desire is that the gathering may be to all a prepar- ation for eifeotive work for Christ. 3 In addition to the usual lecture on the Word of God, institutes on methods of _work. and eonsecutive courses in Bible study; there will also be opportunities; for the consideration of plans ‘ for evangelistic work at hoine and abroad during. the coming year. Prominent and experienced pastors,il evangelists, and missionaries will be present to assist with their counsel and I inspiration. _ In view cf this special feature, we earn- estly request the prayers of Christians everywhere for thee etorthcoming meeting and trust thatas many as possible may _ come together with the spirit ei Saints., Paul expressed in his letter to the Corinthians, I. Cer. 2: 2:-“I determined ' notto know anything among you, save ;

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iliicted with the Disease of Drunken- 1 ‘ness 'I Wehave a sure cure which can be given wrrx or wrrnotrr the kncw~ o

' ledge of the patent. Read the follow-

ingwhichspeaks for itseifz-

sazv FnAnc1sco, Car.. Dec. t. 1900. DX W H SAUNPERS &CO., Chicago Ill.

Dear Sire'-Kindly my thanks

for the wonderful permanent cures you have on many

members of o anized a to

FATHER, cr any of your relatives

I have 'mem-

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A No time to waste on `pa.rticulars, it’s~ 'hot

and you _need the clothes, and we have ,_

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them.

Cotlton Coats S .75 Cotton Coats ' 81.00

Russell Card Coats 2.00 `

_ Russell Cord Co tts 2.75

Lustre Coats 1.50

Lustre C _ nts,

White Vests

2.50

1.00

1.50

2.50

6.00

Linen Grey Vests 1.00

Fancy Vests 2 00

Fancy Vests

Fancy Vests Fancy Vests $3 00, i

Flannel suits ' __ Li.°zhtSu\_ls 500

Wool Underwear 1.201 `

Better Grade 8.00

B .lbrigan Underwear 1.00

' Batter Grade 2.00

Straw Hats i 50

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Bl ack, Grey, Black with Grey stripe. '-1

_ S'u:|:t11.rLer Vests ‘

ff Worse. wiped and' spotted.

Neglige Shirts ‘ '

With or wiznout collars. _We snow one ot the largest ranges _

-_ in the Province. ' ~

Surnrner Undervvear I _

_- _ Ught weight, z:aturi=.l wool, balbiggan, usterii cotton and

others. ' L

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