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THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTETOWN, JONE 24, 1899

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Prince Edward Island Magazine

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Stand. tetown from Fort Edward {from a by Mr_ A. 5 Johr ! Holland Cov y Mr. Ju I {er I Strate Kas i lari 1 P. E. Island, R J. ¢ 7 poem May Carr l ( I nd I ers |I rty \ rs [, Camer | ‘ Water by ]

y, by Robert Jenkins Lot 2 From Forest to Farm, by J. _ ly, J A. (Illustrated)

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WV hie we lhegar. to Kick and how we do it Ii. by J. M. Sullivan (Illustrated) l St Jean (a poem) by Rev. J. T. Rryan ‘I Jy tt the Melicites, Dy Lawrence W Watson (I trated)

Hlow to Make Ends Meet, by W L Cotton

The Almigiity Dollar, by P N M Our New York Letter, by H AR

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The ?. E. Island Magazine,

>, O. BOX 698, Charlottetown, P. E. 1. }

}to Flower Ledge, Strait of Belle Isie | where the new | ghithouse 1s to be built

PERSONAL Kev. R W. Stevenson, of Mon ue. the 1 t' Mgr G lay, OT Les i {) 1@., y ’

{ harloitceio4 nu.

Hon.P, G. Ryan and wife, of Frederic- lon, are at the Queen Hotel.

Professor Caven will leave on M fay @ visit to Montreal and Ottawa,

Mr. Walter P. Doull was ‘a passenger to

town by this morning’s eastern train Mr. Barret Henderson and family will probably leave for Calgary, N. W. T., next | Monday Rev. Wm. Morris wi take Rev. J. T. b yan’s piace in St Pau *s Church to- | morew, Mr Ie B Li cKs, Car a} r or iti | Moncton post office, has been visiting his] ; On at Sunimersice ‘ eg <r ; Mr. Fred Haszard, third year medical student at MeGill, returned home by the |} Mail Specisi last algbt.

Mre Harry McFarlane, of Sourie,who has been teachirg at Margate passed throagh town to-day ep routeto his old home.

Mr. A. A. McLean, barristereet-law, who has been on a business trip to Toronto, and Baffalo, N. Y., returned to Charlotte-~ town last eveniog.

Mr. W. H. Noble, lighthouse inspector, arrived from Ottawa by the mail epecial last night. He will eail on the Aberdeen

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The Lord Bishop of Nova Scetia will arrive here by the Princes on Monday afternoon. During his stay in Charlotte- town he wiil be the gwnest of Dr. fFlodgson at Hillsborough Houxe.

Mre. Charies R. Robinson, who epent last summer in Charlottetown and who has recently returned to Canada fron Ber- muda, will probably arrive herein the Pripcess this evening.

Mr. Wm. Poole, Locomotive Foreman of the P. E. 1. Railway has returned from a trip to Ringstoo, Ont, where he has been inspecting two locomotives now nearly completed for use on the Island Railway.

Dr. Fitcgerald, Master Geoffrey Fitz- gerald and Masters Noel and Guy Tooker arrived bome from Windsor by the Prin« ceas yesterday afiernoon. Mises Marjorie Stewart aod Nora Tooker, Edgehill,arrived home on Wednesday. Dr. Hodgson and Master R. Tomiins, Mrs.D Davies and Master Roy Stewart, Mr. W L. Cotton and Mr. Walter Cotton are expecteé bome this evening.

Mr.and Mrs. U. Matthew, of Souris, and Mre. Frank Heartz were among the pae- sengers to Charlottetown by the Campara this moroing. Mrs. Heartz bas been spead-

irg six weeks i1 St. Alban’s, B. Y., and Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew bave been in Montreal where Mr. Mathew has been undergoing treatment at the hands of

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the physicians of the Royal Victoria Hos- pital.

Mr. A. H. Notman, assistent passenger | agent of the C. P. R. who has been trans- ferred «0 Toronto, left St. John for the west on Thureday afternoon. Previous to bis

departure Mr. Notman was presented by the staff in the passenger department | with a magnificent dress suit case with al) | the fittings imaginable. On the proper place was & silver plate bearing the follows | ing*inscription : “Presented to A. H. Not | man by the employes of the passenger | department of the maritime provinces, | June, 1899.” The presentation was made by Mr. Heath, who succeeds Mr. Notman 4 ¢

in this district. Dr. Geo M. Mattart is enj ving a four

weeks rect at his old home, Souris, P. £. I | Betore bis departure, a few of bis friet de, asa slight token of their regard for the | p ypular physician, called at bis @ti:e, and

presented him with a handsome goid waict charm with a diamond setting. Lawver Ben Crafer made the prerentatione The doctor responded in a bappy manner acd thanked his friends for the gift. Amor

)those present were: Drs. E J.Ketr, W

| Seaman, Cherles O. Loomis, James

| McDonald and Mesers. James A. Ma-k

J oveph Falle, Alvab Falli, O. Milis, Han Dinewell, James A McKie. and Dr. Bure- hard.—East Beston Fre Preas.

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LOT NO 1-—Children’s don- gola box calf and tan pet ble boots, 8 to 104, not all sizes in each line—buta lot to

choose frem at S5¢ pair

LOT AO 2 —Boy *s tan shoee and black bicycle bvots, your choice at SI oo pair

LOT NO 3—Men’s tan and black dongola shoes—form- er prices $1.50 to $1.85 a pair, your choice at

$1 25 pair

LOT NO 4-Men’s five turn shoes, good dongola, your choice at $1.25 pair

LOT NO 5—Men’s tan and Men’s tan and black bicycle boots at $1.50 pair

LOT NO 6—Meo’s tan calf

shoet, some goodyear welt

$1.75 pair

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METHODIST CONFERENCE Missionary and Sustentation Funds Dr Carman and Prohibition. Sr. Sreruen, J une 22.— Yesterday after- noon the time of the conference was large y taken up dealing with probationers.

he missior ary and suSteatation mes also received attention. The work done nlong both these lines wil! be understood

upon @ perusal of the following statistics

Mission- Susten a- ary. Lion. ; } >, jon ~ ~* ) St POS i. ccs reeu MLSE $624 24 ‘re le i i GRR 98 394 15 Wo dstock..... Cees 439 18 166 43 S RJRGSEOMD. ccccccees .* 162 49 190 67 SONNE, kk R70 82 958 OP Se Stephen.......... 481 26 225 7 Charlottetown. ...... 1.709 56 388 32 Summerside, a ae 583 87 192 02 $6,897 St $2,309 74 St John Ladies’ Aid 79 vd

$92 $398 29

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Interest on Hutchings’ legacy.... 11 25

$2,409 74

There is an increase in the membership of 106,

Dr. Carman, general superintendent of Canadian Methodiem, addressed the conter~ ence. Speaking of the temperance ques- tion he said be bad nothing bui admiration for the declaration of the maritime pre- vinces on this point. Whee the plebis- cite was given, not sougbt, they had spoken we'l, Unlege this matter was bonestly deait with by the government, the plebiscite was only a herring drawa across the track, and ibe day was fast g0- ing by for dealing with it dishonestly. There was @ good majority in favor of pro- hibiti.o. But for the active interference of members of the Laurier Goveroment there would have been a far greater major~ itv and there should be advanced temper-

nce legislation as a result, Io the Mari- time Provinces especially no better vote ought to be required. The government was under obligations to meet this vole. If they failed to do this, Methodist electors onght to know what to dowith the gov~ erament.

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THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

Departments on Preparatory Train- ing in Celleges Cease.

Hamitrox, June 22.—In view of the great improvement in secondary education ihe departments of preparatory training ease in Manitoba and Knox colleg?s and will likely cease in Montreal pext year. [be question of the theological term for Rix or seven months is remitted to the colleges for consideration.

Dr. Caveo reported on religious instrac- tion in public schools in entire harmony with the Episcopalian committee in press- ing for « tuller use of the Lord’s prayer and Scripture reading, and that teachers be encenraged to enforce the great moral essons @f ibe world.

Rey. 1. F. Fotheriogham, in view ef

; . |lihnis Jong and laborious labors ta con-

nection with Sabbath Scnoo! publicati rns, is to be given $750,

Dr. Torrance submitted the report on statistics, It was a vast mats of joter- eating facts, some of which have already

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een forwarded. The tota) revenue of the s-harch in 1875 was $982,000. This year is $2,506,000. The average contribution ser family was $21]; for communicants $1081. ‘There bas been an increase ip he revenue of the church every year since be union, except three years. The presby~ ery of Montreal leads in liberelity, giving 233.50 per femily. Halifax isa good evond at $33 48. Principal Grancreported on “aids” to | worebip, that» ema'l manual! for

| ravellers, ete., had been adopted and is

s sept down to presbyteries for con-

Prof. Ross reported on uniformity in

tlic worship ; that some progress bad yen made. The committee is reappoinced sod directed to complete a direciorv of

blic worebip in the line of our best tra~ jiiions. A brief manuel to aid in the amily worship is ander c@nsidcration.

Zeturn to remits on the reduction of the representation in the assembly favor plac~ ‘ng the proportion at ove sixth Phe sssembly seems ripe forthe chaoge, but action is deferred till next year.

Therecord committee reported & suc~

, cessful year. Profits to the amount of

44,000 bave been handed over to the aged ministers’ and widows’ funds east avu west.

The expense of administering the mis- sionary and educational funds of the church ocluding all salaries, rents, printing etc.,

mounts to less than 34 per cent of the funds cared for.

The proposal for an executive for the whole church was received and sent to a «pecial committee to secure consideration and report to next assembly. A large

amount of routine business has been traus- |

acted today. The moderatorof the as- sembly anneunced the inauguration of the century fund by a subscription of five thousand dollars fromene of our minit - ers, the Rey, Dr. Warden.

The twenty-fifth meating of the general

| assembly, a most rruitful and pleasant one, |

closed at 11.20. High class silverware opening at G. H. Taylors’.

Firat class shoe dressings, black, tan and

| chocolate only 6 cente at R H Rameay &

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Just received all the lastest magazines at Haszaré Moore’s, Sunnyside.

The only thing that gives weight to a fish atory is the scales.

Bargains for all shoe buyers tonight, Try us.—R K Jost, Stamper’s coruer.

Local and Other Items.

Metuopist choir to-night at 8 | o'clock for practice. _—_—_—

Arrivep—ihe schooner Evelyn, Benoit maser arrived at Barbadoes on Thureday.

All well.

SALL.—In. “onnec the warships there will be a ball at Gor- ernment House on the evening of the 7th

or 8th of July.

Scnor | Schools. Public

Scotia in the chair. ,

cnibciillais _ Sr Pavi’s SS Picnic—We are informed the St Paul Sunday schoo! annual picnic willbe beld Jaly 12 bh, on the beautiful grounds of Mr. Jobn 3Sbaw, Weat River Bridge. Look out for advertisement.

GOVERNMENT Hovusk,—His Henour tke Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. MclIotvre will be at home Wednesday and Tnureday afternoon, the 28th end 29.b inet., from \o 6 vclock.—J. R. Davies, Private Sec’y,

Potice Court.— Edward Riley, for being drunk, was this morning fined $4 or .0

Jaye,

lwo of the summonres charging treating were dismissed, Inonea fine of $300 was im pored, and the tourth was adjourned till

next Thureday “

Tueatricat -— The and Vaudeville company opens at Opera House on

next. The

highly recommended attract large audiences. ready given performances at Georgetown to the delight of all

tended.

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tHE CampaANa.—The Campana arrived here this morning at Z o’clock. about 60 passengers,

visit of

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26h,

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Flosiery —

Ladies’ Black Cottoh Stsckings, fast color and stainless, donble heels and toes —-—

2 Fairs for 25 cents

Ladies’ Sailor Hats

A large assortment in white, black and | colors, worth up to $1 35 for

30 cents cach

' ‘ Charlot'e‘own: Miss E Palmer, Miss Bue Shirt VYaists

Mrs Boyle, Mr John Mclatosb, Mr aod Nrs Matthew, Mrs Frank left again for Souris and Pictou at 7 30, and will be due here en returm on Monday evening at 6 o’clock.

Special values in colored at

A5¢ 65¢ and B5¢.

Inpian SHor.—An indian living at Lac ‘

Latest in White |

S5e, 95e, $115 arda p

Stanley Bros.

Seu], north-east of Rat Portage in the die- trict of Keewatin was shot by a member of Lis tribea few days ago, because Le mapi- fested signs of ins#nity. Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba who has jurisdictiqn over the district of Keewatin, was netified of the murder and has put the necessary machinery into operation for an

investigation.

Drovwra In rue STates.— Recent lett? rs from the New England States reveal a de plorable condition of crops there, resultisg from drouth. There has been no rain for weeks and the fields of grass and grain are witbered and brown, looking as if they had The grass is almvust a total failare and pasture is so bare tbat milk dealers bave raised of the lacteal uid a centa quart iustead of making tne usua! reduction.

been heavily salted.

as Exprosion. —This forenoon, while boring a hole io the main pipe leading trom the Gas Works along Sydoey street iv order that a smaller pipe might be attacbed, M:. Jobo O'Regan, one of ihe Gee ¢ employes was recdered insensible by sn explosion of gas. Drs, Jenkin’s and Shaw were summoned and he quickly recovered. This afternoon O’Regan is working as

usual.

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Fiower Lepce Licuruovse.—The Dom inion cruleer Aberdeen Cape Tormentine yesterday morning and is pow getting ready to

site of the

Flower Ledge, Strait everything is ready she will eail on Moc- day afternoon. The lighthouse isto be burt supplied

Mesers

f wood, The lantern from the department at James Barrett and Poole & Lewis are pro viding the }umber ant “rpplying the necessary provisions.

Mr. Kimball Coffin bus charge of qe

department. A foreman,

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men, all from the Island, will be emp!lo)=

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Mr. W.H. Noble, genera] foreman of | 7% lighthouses, connected ata service, Otvawa, will accompany them for 3 <P

the purpose of laying off the site.

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We have in line of the best French Perfumes the manufacture of such world famed perfumes as

Roger & Gallant, Ed Pinaud,

L. T. Piver, Gelle Freres,

A. Bourjois & Cie. ete etc.

Among the newest odors are

Royal Heliotrope French Carnation Pink Le Tretie Incarnat.

We also have the old favorites Vere Violette and Peau do’ Es-

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