.lamiesoiis Drug Store,

iiiil lilili 1 i,

» I v QT:-/’ 1'- E. R

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Bi..\\i_\t.io:1, Vt.. luly t -Arrange

ments are Ii.-ini; iniule to hold it novci race on the l.eb:incii '\'.»i‘lcv and Chatham di- visio-.i ot' the ll-it|aiiilg_ll.. R. some time Summa, 1,; “ill be between the fastest locomotive on the division and ii tindeni motor izosoleuc cycle ridden by Ilenshaw and Heii.~l.r0iii.

1122*: Golor in the Checks

Riclinoss In the Blood

'Anil Hcnltli. Yignr and Strong-th in

the \\’hole Syeicrii “lien Dr. Clmse's Nerve Food is (sed.

Pzileness of the gums, lips and inside

of eyelids, nervousness, weakness, iii- digcstion, headache und despondency are the symptoms common to clilorosis and anaemia. i These symptoms indicate that the blood is thin and \v2.tery, and does not <;(\nt3,in sufllcicnt nourislimciit-symp- toms that disappear when Dr. Chase's Nerve Food is used to build up the body and till the shrivelled arteries with rich, red, life-sustaining' blood.

Dr. Chase's Nerve Food is a special

formula devised especiclly for all dis-

es arising from an exhausted condi-

tion of the blood and nerves, and has proved sigiially successful al 5 cure 1 e ia. and chlorosis.

or ana rn In fact it cannot fail to cure these

ailments. because it goes directly to

Qforni new red corpusclcs in the blood, [and so nourishes und restores the sys- hem to health and vigor.

It is of incalculable worth to women

‘suffering from the weaknesses and ir- regularities peculiar to their sex, and :ls evidenced by the grateful testimon- -ials published from time to time in the daily press.

Dr. Chase-'s Nerve Food. the great

blood builder and nerve restorative; 50 <~- :..~' P. box at all dc°-.iers, or Edrnan- ¢ - tires & Co., Toronto.

p Boxes*

ln Black Tin, Nickle and Cellu- ilsid.

Hair Brushes*

Oir 250 Brush is splendid value.

Combsw

Large assortment of Rack Combs from 5~: each upwards.

The Modicsl Hall. 1

his

The S. S. Bonavisia. suilinea from l Bands of Hope reputed March

,..¢..._

M0D¢r6&L Friday morning, July 12: ', I B will due at Chair-lo.tetown, Sunday 1 31, 1900 BW-llllllg, July l4:n, and on Mondo. B

. Y

morning,Jnly l5':h, sailsfor St.Jo1-n’a, . .

- Receipts of Sub. Div _ d '

Newf_oundlsnd.vm Nprih SYdziey,C.B. the ya, ' S nImg340,2g4_76 _-- g _ . _ _._ _ _, .,' csrrying, horses. cattle and sheep on I Paid for benefits in Sub. Divs. $11,219.18

deck and produce under deck at lowf L 9

pos_`iole raves. For further attic"-

. P *

lars astofreight and p-1.s~i1g=a apply G *° N

PEAKE BRO3 & CO_ J No._oi§ representatives in Grand `

cdmwn’ July U' IQOL l NDivisions 4238

_ ~I >_ _ _‘__ 4 "*- . -

,IL . Sub. Divs, $72,386.33

(Continued From First Page) we know that we have the some high

deals, the same strong tuds, and the lsuuie true Father, which ave been our iistuy and our strength in all the past. I and hence we move on with nnfiiliei ing ’|.<icp. As thc highest work of God bc- .gins the lowest down, let_ us 'stoop to l lift up the fallen, and as His ideal is the perfect man. let us lift tliein up until I they stand leside us, our brotliei‘s_no\v, |nnd we one :ind all grow up in all thing.; into Christ. _ _ _

The brethren received this report with

.groan :~.p;»lP.use. As the Report ofthe |.\lost Worthy Grand S~‘i'ili<~ covers t-he ;_ve:ii~`s work ihoious:l1l_v,\ve give it in it`iill:-

I ’A.\'xt'.iL REPORT or rm: iiosr xvonrin' l scnisrz.

i CH"rowx, Prince Edward Island. 4 July 10, 1901. Most Wortliy Patriarch and Represen- f tatives: l From the Annual Returns received l the following summary is given: Number of Subordinate Divis-

ions July, 1900 766

1 Number of Subordinate Divis- l ions instituted 74 l Number of Subordinate Divis- . ions re-organized 16 Number of Sub. Div. Charters > 5 Suspended S8 =Number Sub. Div. suspended,

re~called and revoked ` 59

Number of Sub. Div. March 31, 5 1901 709 Number of members July, 1900 34,614 Number of members admitted

by initiation and card 9,025

Number of members admitted

by ro-instatemen: 262

Number of members admitted

149

2,612

2,514 4,624

from Divisions reorganized Loss in membership by with-

. dmwals

Loss in membership by Chart-

. ers being surrendered, etc.. ' Loss in membership by suspen-

._ SIODS

iL0ssin membership by being

expelled. violation of pledge

Loss in membership by being

expelled, other causes 1,143 Loss in membership by deaths 174 ‘ Number of members, March 31,

1901

Number of violations of the

pledge during the year _ 202 Loyal Crusaders number of ;'

Companies March 31, 1900 Laval Ciosziders number of

Companies orgaidzed

Loyal Crusaders number of

conipani- ~ suspended work 14

I Jyal Crusaders number of

companies M" ‘ch 31, 1901 27

Loyal Crusaders number of

melnbe' s Merch 31, 1900

Loyal Crusaders number of

members March 31, 1901 2,212

295

32,688 3

CO I3

2,208

1 forwarded.

Each year the Returns the de-

largest Grand Division can give their

seem possible for the other Grand Divis- ions to do ro. With three-fourtlis of the , Grand Divisions neglecting to report. a summary of the same would be mis- lending- and fail to give cvenan approx-

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1901. ri"

R0b¢rimaiis,fPr0. w-

Brunswick; died- F65.

T. S. Cleveland. P. S., of Ohio,

died Feb. 26, 1901.

Edward Jones, P. G. W. A., of East-

ern New York. died March 15. 1901.

James O. Avery, P. G. W. P., Of

California., died March 17, 1901.

959° de..

of New

Charles H. Higgins, P. G. l/V. P

Rhode Islniid, died May 18, 1901.

Frederick* .~\. Fnirbrother. P. G. W.

P., of Rhode Island, died May 23. 1901. Hiram Pricc. P. G. W. P. cf District of Columbia, died Moy 30, 1901.

We submit the papers received from

thc several Grand Scribes in reference to the deaths of the late representatives to this body.

_NATIONAL DIVISION CHARTER FOR NEW

tional Division I oiiicially notified the

New Zealand, that the application for their Charter had been uranted, by an

applicant for insertion in the new Char-

was appioved by the M. W. P., and after;irs engrossment, it was signed and

I also sont copies of t-he privaie Work

of the Order. by registered package

tail of the work of the Crdor done in the different jurisdictions becomes less sut- isfactory. Seven of the twenty Grand _ Dvisions reporting this year omit to send any derailed report, and eight of the thirteen returns aie very indefinite.

The return from Nova Scotia. is a -

model one in every particular and if our

work for each year in full, it would

Bands of Hope per last returns 75

2,475 `

2,000

ands of Hope members March 31, 1901

imaie statement of the actual work per- or - ' `

Bands of Hope suspended work 34 3?? these gt( Usncs shogldtige res‘;!;_";l1 Q 31, 1901 5_3 grand Divisions should furnish the de- ands of Hope members March W

for any Grand Scribe to give a cor-

med. Eithei the legislation that re-

tl e executive oilicers f e

ils. There are also inaccuracies as

ell as incompleteness in the returns. It ought not to be a difficult matter

(Continued on Third Page.) f

sh on hand and invested by

rand Division and per capita tax ' $8,473.17 atioual Division per capita tax 151,57 5. 15 i

o. of representatives in Na- tional Division 539

dngered fraternity to divert attention f m themselves by raising the cry of ` H

on a also scent.

There is a certain kind of advezrtfsex `

who is expert in similar methods. One 1 o his tricks is to tell women that xt’ii ' 4(

“s'roi> Ti~iiEFi"§

It is an old among the light- ro _ .

stop thief” and so putting the public

» .

~ ~ 6 ' ° ~:_ » 1 -.T °‘ -fi ...- ‘ , -rms ccinnuu. cn.iiu.o'mii~owit,_ Pifntcs -_ ici? .-.-., 1

, ,_ .1 -_ ,- ;gw»_ ` :`.~1-»._.'a ' .'_‘.'i ‘- - V ~

Moro; _crc~.'_=. Russ i._o:o_.\torive._lS0NS f0%:3;?:x§.§ieaAp1§§{nc3.é0ww. P., of

Western New York. died January 28, _

_ he ilclosed' flondav eifter

». _ ;,_'_ 1. ~ '» -._~,:/_ _,-

‘ NOTICE-'Our store will

_ . _, _ `

A noone during August from

I o’c1ock»--J. PATDN 5 Co '

- -. f 7.

.»<_~

Firnian McClure, P. G. W. P., of - _ _ I

Nova Scotia, died March 1901. j V __ f

Hiram T. Chaco, P. G. W. A., of _ , Rhode Island. died April 11, 1001. 6' ‘ .

., of _

TC 'l`l“l E LADlE‘

Sk ts ' to Tad- ,dT 1 theflloli

Nothing like our New York 'style ever imported here, The styles are the very n

ZEALA,-D_ wh-it shade you want all to yourself in any style you please made to measure and made to

. _ 0 _ $8.75.

Following the last session of the Na The newest sucking ever shown here, also the latest in tuolang,

Grand Scribe of the Gi-and Division of _S Special r~rder~ executed within ten days.

4Q $|||¢ Waisis always on hand New designs received as they come forward

unanimous vote 0,, ,his National Divi8_ Nt-xt week we will rxhibit the “moles of the best house in the trede for Fall R

,0,,_ and asked the Grand Scribe to for, Fiannelette,_S lk,Freno_h Cpera F‘l=oi:ie3,_ Y.-ivsr., Sisteeus, etc., etc. You can ling ony what ward to me the christian name of each for Fall, r'leliv»-it-d during August. 1 = - ~ -1 e '~

_ _ Block Taffeta Silk Waisis in str-ck, newest styles, Qnly measure requi for

ter' Early m Octobelg rlcmved-“letter ` 'fo d»y’s stwolr consists of sizes 3! and 34st*-$5.50; sizes 36 “und 38 ct , sizes 34 from W. U. Seed, G. _..., informing me _ ., 5 he had received a Qonnnuni- ‘S 2”. 36, lhfeq 3’ $6.70, Rnd $8. .or Y p 1, cation from Brother _Thomas Cas- Silk Wuiszs in evening shades, Just the thing for the' Govai nor Genenl's reception Well. P- M- W- P-» 110Uf5’1H8 him Of ilu y are have Montreal big st-ores ask $5.75 for t-he some wa.iet.' 1 the action of the National Di.vision,also Tk, . .` . d f Tampime 8.1,! t k ib k d».f t 1 1 k

. . __ ._ _ , , ,

.giving the initial naines of the appii ‘ = aist, is .na e rom_ p - _ i no et ac an ron - o so l eaves :too i ¢,mis_ _ CMM- Qf{mg_qn. size. 34. price $4.50 netr.

I Vfaigfld T01' °»t1}`19P1);_t€ }?1Y <i>8V1:1;d00D1~ Pak; B||_|g as above, sizo 34, price $4.501 ~

mum , . » - _ grve (tlidolihrisstiane ndihe Idltnoul di; ~ R€>"i"3l BNIB: 920 4G» P.‘°'°° $430- (style as °b°"-)

' y » 1 e ' '

.npl)ii11§9'o!ir*ember, the form ofthe Charter lininqycense’ size 34_""ghter sm? 36' Pm” ‘£50 “Yau mu pay ‘S

Pa|e lag, size 34 as above, price $4.50.

Mauyg, size 36,price $4.50 Black, size 36, Q,-in-,9¢ n, .ne ss, price. $4.50.

N 1 i. be 1 .i I. Pale Pink -nd Crush Strawber .#298 34 °1\1y-Pfi<=°$4 50 ral dglmhruhsicatfdlndece ve to my Seve 1* Deep Qgfise Taffgta, size 34, with 'asked and hem ,stitched back, front!

` INCOMJPLETE RETURNS. 5 Palg Pink, sizes 34 and 36 (soiled) was $7.75, now $5 Only two lmall spots on

Néwy BIU3, gold buttons, tucked sleeve, back and front, price $6 50, size 35

Hgligtfgpe, size 34, price $7.50. Same as above.

Pea" cfgy, size 32, price $6.75. Same as above. Pale Mauyg, size 34, price $7.50. Same as above. ~

Palg |u¢5 in four di&'erent designs. $7.25 size -34; $7.50 size 34 $6.75 size

cfimggn, size 38, price $7.50. Same as above.

JAMES PATON

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H -_ ~ .A - - ~ ,__-,X _ I No. of public meetings held 480

it .._- ‘* ,No._of Temperance Tracts dis-

B. __-5;, ‘; ~.-‘\_- A;,_,>_.§_,,_ 5 ik tributed "

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P. C Brands P. C.

Why pay such fabulous piices for CORSETS, I

thile P. C. BRANDS are to be had at such . reasonable prices and yet such values. "ER ECT FORMS” at 750 $1.00 $l.l5 and $1.75.

PARISIAN CUHSET U0.-

Metnufetcturers- 1

QUEBEC.

1.; ~g._if F- et- 25--_t:5`

_'ri§iE_ ,

PIQOQIC

_-Will be Held ah- I

N10 RELLI

- ON- `

WEDNESDAY, JULY l71h

_-mmm

Train will leave City st: tion at 0.15 lece‘. liehlrll .are ;§c, children zcc. Special rates for

‘hmilb -. .

Sports and Amusemefi' = n leading feature. Refreshments of all l. inds, _ Train will stop at all stations when signal‘c_d. Should day prov: wi iv»>rable_ the picnic wi fl

"be held on the fbi. '.». i <1 v. -

.ig a_

-7 io Wed,Fri,Set,1`u¢s§w. Pat. lk.

Accurate Time g

lid Durability

1 at Moderate Cost.

is the goal we aim so in buyingf _._.,Uotcbes for our customers, as hund- ‘g

reds of purchasers can testify.

Every watch is tested and regulated

lxeiorobeirg sol.-1. _ _ f on pmt” cus-Rasmus i'~‘;-’~

51,408

o. of propagation agents em- ployed 9

, -1 .G s _ _ ._».~;- No. of weeks service rendered . " Eli' ~.<r_` '-"' '

by agents 48 Cost of propagation work for 1

the year ~ $2509.04 I

Decrease of Subordinate Divisions 57 1

“ in membership 19.36 .é

MEMORIALS AND PETITIONS. `

1. From the Grand Division of Maine: V

pctitionlfor the restoration of the old Ritual.

2. From the Grand Division of New

Hampshire: petition for an optional in- stallation ceremony.

3. From the Grand Division of Rhode ‘

Island, a. memorial for the repeal of the decision of the Order in relation t0 rlencing. . 4. From W. H. Armstrong, P. M. W.

A., a. communication, addressed to the Ccnimittee on the State of the Order iii relation to the suspension of meni-

bers.

OBITUARY NOTICES.

During the past year our ranks have

`o.eu depleted by the deaths of the fol- lowing menibers.

E. H. Rolandson, P. G. W. S. of East-

ern New York, died August 15, 1900.

Samuel T. Cary, P. M. W. P.,of Ohio, flied September 29, 1900. _ 1 Surah W. Hunter, P. G. W. A., of California. died Oct. 6, 1900. ._ Mrs. Annie M. Nixon, P. M. W. S., of

Ma=sachusetts, died Nov. 25, 1900.

Rev. Abraham M. Palmer, P. G. W.

P., of New Jersey, died Dec. 13, 1900.

L- -- f ~~- 1

Blood Disorders

an simply kidney disorders. The kidneys * iilter the blood of all that ehouldn’t be there. The blood passes through the kid- § neys every three minutes. If the kidneys do their work no impurity or cause of disorder can remain in the circulation

longer tlmnthat time. Therefore if your 5 blood is out of order our kidneys ave Called in their work. Ihey are in need ol ‘ ltimulation, strengthening or doctoring.

0_‘§medicino wllldo all three,the finest, ll

°"*"I»

e`_ most

Dodd’s I

K1dI19Y

Robert Vey, P. G. W. A., of New- .---~ _ _ _ - ___________,

f . revolting” to write to a man in con- i

sultation about disease. ‘*' Women ' should write to a woman.” The remain- der of the advertisement invites women ‘S »*

to write for advice, und is careful! p ' 0 _ ,

w rded to convey the idea that the 1 vice oifered is that of a physician. But ‘- a close examination shows that there il ' _

no physicians advice offered' and the 6

who e clamor of “ write to a woman ” _'

is raised to divert attention from the faict <5 that the woman odering advice is not a ' é

l ."

doctor, and therefore not competent to 1. give medical advice: _ I; ;

For the advice of an unqualified

woman is lust as dangerous- an the `

DEN

--Ar 'ri1i.;_f-_ _ , p ‘_

BALTIMDRE DENTAL RDBMS

Drs. Wright 4': Loge .

(Graduates of the Baltimore College of Denial Surgery.)

Science

Our System is SCIENTIFIC and UP-TO-DATE. We can

tell you in two minutes examination just what -to have done to give you c >mforr», health and beauty.

B. cause a tooth is decayed or has ached is no reason it ahould

be extracted Because a tooth is lost is no reason why you should burden yourself with s plate; _

By cur _famous immediate “extirpation of the pulp” and crown

and bridge system we can restore your teeth to their original 3153118 0§ usefulness and beauty and with the great advantage that 535 have no more toothlzche.

¥Vomen who are sick can obtain rvec"li~.

gpeat number nine?-eight per cent. have I

en perfectly an permanent! r cured. ;'

Each ether is held as private anlits con- ,. tents guarded as a sacred confidence.

Dr. Pierce’s Favorite T

Prescription makes Weak

Women Strong and Sick Women Well. 1

gtililiiitlliiiiiiutiiii

advice of an unqualified man. ` 1-._ _ _ _ _ _ ' K

Why the new baby should not have a new carriage; especia.lly~

at the prices we are now oifering. them. 'We have a number of I different styles' to select from. ~ We can-suit any taste, please any PW56. -

M% ui»‘»~=i~i'1l=\i'~»i»ii»» _

If you want a. good, stylish

carriage and a good horse, call it or telephone _

LARGES’ LIVERY

Personal attention to all or-

g acre. ‘

Phone 30.

3 LAM=E.sse.e

YTTYTWTHI 'LYWIWEFT

e '£1-f _ -iii-I

IIEG-LI; @&-Elle

I A.A.

.P1 '

vvants p ' ' ' First class,

Double Tea

reasonable ra

~ - __ ¢_an’t be Blled as well by” any piano

1 as by the MORRIS.

Do you know about the mechandism of a piano-the hammers, _ strings,

, dampers, etc, etc! Can you deter-

mine between cheap, unseasoncd materials in the hands of poor work- men and e

Apr _ Plano _ . high class, expensive materials mould-

ed by the most skilful mechanics

, that ever 'built a piano!

M_orr»is - , _ Plano 5 1 > V 1

You must _trust a house with 9.,

Thais is. `w ' 6

hy"‘so ,many make ai - _

-.~

ig§.~

L_ ...__

Our stock of il Waits is nov oomple in utas an emo menu o w

Just

New System of s.,.,,...

W A lliiic

KY§:BPml|'.1'I iz

:situated ontheu Grand '1`racadieBe »resoi-tliavux e

K SPH

plenty of iishfng, l july ist. Write for

*£2 '\H&¥l Pl

June 14 :gcc d 3m. cf -vii

1 '\ 1_3,

#OLIVER

s his-‘?»‘»f-f

ai<i'fi.ifi. is neg ' I Af R. €?.v}1’(i:ei‘cee reecliiegtcbliisuvqhusu ng ' ‘ll-.'i"i.‘.*f‘Nlfi'.i*ili ‘i'il..i‘i‘ii ' \ff»f’W' if-»‘~ 121-" 1-' fir CO

HE!

,_ lti é physician n BAROUCI

of the Inxiglids’ Hotel and In- . ~ 1 1 ' 5: stitute, B alo, N. Y. As ex in' ' ’ ‘5

the treatment and cure of femalgrt ’ I-` T GN ai eases Dr. Pierce takes the hi best rmk. , ° §»_ In over thirty years’ experieiice he has * r `; Tnrzns treated lialf-a-million women and of that 'E_ l

Ht-iiison__.....~ ~

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Special rates b A l inquiries p