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ESTABLISHED IBSI. 'run GUARDIAN, oHAm,m-rgfpo

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WN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER <24, 1900. " _

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KRUGE _ _

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To Holland Without lu=

tcrference

lliElHUEN`S CAPTURES.

Hilyard Takes Vryheid-50 Returned Canadians now

at Quebec.

'noiiii tiii-;Tui‘i»:_\".~' i‘.xPTL`RE5. i

l.o.\'1>0.\'. Sept.~<Speoial).-Lord Robi

erts” telegraph: that Lord Methuen com-

pletely routed a Boer convoy at Hart River recapturing ii gun lost at Colenso; _

also 20 waggons, 8,000 cattle, 4.000 sheep, ‘i

20,000 rounds of ammunition and 23 priril

oners. "

EHLYABD CAPFRES VEBYHEID. i Gen. Hilyard occupied Vryheid on the

19th, driving the Boers from astrong posi- tion

COMKANDANT THEROI DEAD. i

Gen. Cleary captured one of Theron‘s

scouts who confirms the report ofTheron’s death. r

'rmn noN"r wurr irnneln.

Krug~er’s journey toHolland will not be

iaterfe red with by the British fleet.

50 nrrcanrsc cuvanrass.

Qrrxnrcc, Sept. 22.-(Special)-Fifty re-

turning Canadians soldiers will reach

here on Sfdayin the S. S. Dominion.

NEW YORK STOCK LIST.

Closing prices Sept. 22. E

Lmerican Sugar

American Steel and Wire Lmcri&n Tobacco »

Brooklyn. Transit Burlington ` Ccntlnenhl Tob. FL! Smal l_ Fedlal Steel Prid

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shelters man, his physical habitation, must grovi graduall The structure

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e, t c spiritual habitation must

come to him all complete.

Man‘s physical and intellectual power

must gradually unfold like the opening of

, spiritually he is expected to

spring full grown into existence.

This delusion will not disappear until

twe learn that the law of development runs through grace as well as through

nature. We may not be willing to accept __ . . ‘the ground of the evolutionist, that all life is from a single isimple germ. From what we can know we see plainly present

the law of development. In the vegetable world it is the bla.de,the ear and the corn. i °

In the world of sentient being it is the V

_ child, the youth and the man and so we i-

i pgovide toys for infancy, object lessons for c ildhood and truth for manhood. Our

text clearly recognises this law running through the Kingdom of Heaven. The ` church in the purpose of] God, typified in _

Jewish national life and realized in Christ. "*‘

This is what we might expect, a rational

F" me Lafgesi EX‘“b"i°“ ‘H Annie Reefs Improves

iiinngno. rn one garden wiiiie ine niigiiz of the Higtgry gf the P;-0_

sin in fresh and hence keenly felt the

Purpose of God is seen in the romise ° ~ ° ' made to the wonian. Here is sgen the 0

seed that sh ell bless all the earth.

When Abraham was called and the 1 '___ _--~ ,

promise made that in him all the nations l

i of the earth are to be best, the seed is not To make the exhibitiml °f 1900 3 Su°` STIIKERS HAY RESUME WORK- A

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'In the selection 01 the Jewish nation charming weather is the essential requis~ Allis quiet t'°'d3y in the Strike regions-

` and the formation of 3 eovemmtwiih them ite towards the success of any exhibition. Troops being stationed in diH`erent places. i A the blade begins to appear to view. God A Hue Week for the fair Wm be exffmmelyi There is a report of the men,-‘becoming § carefully hadged their people about with welcome after the disagreeable conditions T disntisned in "me iocamjes and the : law, innitiniinnn, Ana by special ninviann- ‘Of the out few days. ~ , _ _ " , i ces Cultivated them as Ei prmious Sou in on Saturday the exhibition grounds m_e_ have announced their intention to resume

which his holy purpose grew and ripened_ , sented a lively 8DD6&ra-nce. Exhibits _W0l'l OU U°l1d8Y-

After four thousand years bf cultivation were being received and were being plac- -

a bud while

.STRIKERS

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A ' Work

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REV, F, . _ - _ ANNIE ROGERS RECOVIRING.

and patient waiting in the fullness of time ‘ ed -W5* Wh°1'9 511°! "Mild b¢ U10 U10” lf# _

pastor Central Christian Chu,.ch_ 1 Christ appeared. The purpose began to U`°°t'iV°- Thi* “bl” “Ve 17909 d8i{1ffi1Y 50' LUNG R08¢l'S» WHO W8! l‘€D0l‘¢°d killed

' be realized. The fruit began to appear. “F3505 Wm! ¢°1°f°d W-fimmilli 9-Hd U9 ihurewvsrad oonggiougnggglnnd will

~ - ~----- --~ ~ _ - _ - _ __ _ ...___ .__ _ `Afb8.`l' lilll 11l8b0l1 Of 132531 had ghown that vcry Patty- - bnbly uve.

i hw, naming bg' pu-fgciicould not un; Today the exhibit will be seen at its `

_,with art, science, poetry and hiloso h l YW U0 5° P15004 011511 Bidi! 511° SWIYAUI i ` - _ __ _,

aff," gh, ping;-y of G,-wc, ind Woven that but and with the elaborate decorations L wno xssurrn? mfs A wrifxxn.

#mon viii niiii be vile, Aran innpiiistnr; nl meme 01 hevw hw Of the Mr# 1°' f; Dunn' Sept' 22° (Sp°°m') Roms had pl-gym gh” mmm .days will present an animated and cheer- `°°!°3“m fm” tm hh" °"3‘“i’°' ' can never make right, “the desire of all ful scene. _ _ fBl'i*\‘h C°l“mW°_ "SWS 910511351

‘ ` .nations came." After man hsdsought in In i-5° mlm buudilli We dilP1l!S Wllill i Smith runs for Nanaimo he will be

Dedicated Yesterday.--Large Congregations Wcrci131ZZ.f.°.‘.1‘.‘2‘.f.."§.‘2‘I...‘i‘.i‘.““‘id"“T;'} Ai`.‘i?.‘£’§“£§‘.31‘i‘.‘II.“.§f’.Z.‘°°$l§T°f.°f.‘i.‘;.‘“f.’.f°‘*C

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A the work of God previous to Chriat’s com- T f°¥m°1’ INN- F1080 5115-'b\1l1¢il8 'ill 1&f¥° l The mme” also “kappa smith

in C d ing lsd' to °‘Immi_mga1,’_’ God wig); M, God " array give the interior of tba building a, "W7 ‘N 'ith mm 'nm 145°’

ll F S; seeking iq 5. mmgg mug A11 gh, ,org i msgnidcsatappsaranea. In addition to the ihKlllh0d business.

V of G°€i silos is that man may be with God li iced forthe sys Ksssrs.l£lllerBros.promise» _,guna u lu,n¢~,_',*_

_ » ani in in miimion is wni- and in s as- ll dw* °°°\l»n<m» supply r°r the vor- - ’

I A nissiaess' ti began in weakness. Dan- T110 °l4¢»\ vim wall in the nrevinw for 5°” “°""5-’°°““')”’I"* ~ “_ om emi ni 'riennnm ns

nov. J. ii. Mononiisii oi= iiosiou Piiisssui :‘:.‘.‘;::_:.:'.:...':'::’..:t.‘;i:.".:2:‘.':'.:‘°.:::i an.. »..........

_ _p i teach, 'gap ¢.,»¢§_ rim gui" iikmed ilts simply so antique that its awoader. uuantnd “ . A' _

' _iswiiin issue Lia in iii. mai and sn. The Heiakmw. Dominion and Whaler f " -' ‘ 1 - - u

_ ` _ fsaallmnstard seed that beeamsamisrhtyihoyee. tbl! assisted by -the ~malumoth . ' , A . h __

Service Took the Form of Fraternal Greetings-$1000.§{§ji;?j§;§‘n§°,8‘1_‘f;,f’§*°§;{,§";§1§_ i°jr;_",l?"*‘,§,‘,‘1‘,f,‘f{,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,_, ,,,_i ~i,n.. sun, .nisf.ai;ny,a°nn z. _ Raised at Services and Partly Paid-Mr. Moliorter °‘“""°” *' “‘°“"“‘°"° "M "”°°*‘ “"“‘ “’ '°'°‘ "““‘ °“ S“”““"" ""'t °“"'°°' 0' ` ` `

W.u Add _ -1 f ~ i V nnonisiozlanoid in.tnefrri¢idgrinorwini»r,f 3:30: th°u:d¢e¢h¢r» will be nr°se¢\t»d‘

' . ` " . ' ' '_' ` I . _ i ress Meetings Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- _§;‘;_‘_*‘,,~,{_j,‘"inid“;fi§,°°°r:;f_ii%# t. H ,nm mi, ,or amh,ng_i,___xm__ ,_,,,,,,,,,_ ,,,,,,,,, ,,,s_,,_ ,,,,,,,,,,_ ,,

Preached the Dedicatory Sermon -The Afternoon .gfei *“ff_;° ‘;°‘;°f°ifm;§i;_;=;“::a°:v°§f ¢,:r‘:;;’:;""“u§{:;ii"r';;:"‘:iy‘;i'fiG:-,dy ii ,i M'

Oo., Haliiax.

roninuunna Nnaiivine day 01' tl1iS Week. Vi»;;;»r gin p¢ifG;i;s. h_,w__ _BV I,

Rock Island 1' St. Paul Tennessee Coal anddron 55h Union Pas Pr’fd 215 United States Rubber nil i

nil 69%

New York Oenral 126i

103i 111

A 5 cent plug oi _“Patriot

Twist chewing tobacco is 20, per cent larger than formerly. t

Boys' pegged boots '/osenu ns Goa”

Bros cheap sa-e. ’ 212WkB i

God’ Bros. must give up W. H. Stewart

8: Co‘s store in a few days hsnee they boots must be slaughtered. 21 Swks _ Auction rices at W. H. Stswart's stock of boots soiJd by Gotl’ Bron. 21 Ywlrs i

ned o' ___ao Z. 407 and hull price for W‘.l(l.IionSTtewart 8:. Cds boot.1.beingi now sold out by Got? Bros. 21 Iwks i

%~@%i¥ Boot V

Store-2# °

to be closed _

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Last chance

for Bargains In W.ll. Stewart & Go’s

Stock of Boots- Auction prices- Boots must go. _

Game and make ani

offer-

See big all- Salo csnducioll ll!

The congregations at all the services were large. At the morning service Rev. J. H. Mohorter preached and the Lord's Supper was dispensed by Rev. Donald Crawford.

The afternoon meeting was of fraternal i

greeting and Rev. J. H. Mohoter deliv- ered a welcome address. The clergy ofa number of the other denomination ot the ,` city were present. :_

At the evening service Rev. J. H. 1

Hohoter preached making a practical Kp- l plication of Luke 7:5. During day $1,(l)0 _ was subscribed and partly prid.

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Svvsnr Po'rA'roi:s 4e. per lb. at J. D. Mc-

Leorl 8: Co. 2;: li

APi>Lns,pl\1ms and damsons for preserv- ing, nw D McLeod & oo. 22 ii I

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ch§§0§;N_,G i§P§1§i‘*e§§ Qgobaizliefi S“""’8 1 ` ;w°ri¢i_ 'nn Y. ii. c. A., one c. E. move- ‘

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Wanted at Cnce.-Two in-ights iris ,I CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURGH' COM' Slmd8yschoo_l work, greet- \\Di0\1 GND- The following entries have been 'receiv- _mit H- H m

FULL STOCK

School and

College Books

and

School Supplies

Also

'a nic Rvsii

Every Day.

Lots of people

Buy their Goods

from

naszann s. Moons.

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- A' ' ence broke this powsr and once more there A, BH'i"¢d 011 91° 81'°\ild5 011 Sifdlrdly-

owen .img ¢g mg, - it Mr. lluttart is in the city with his ,

Tha dedication of the new Central The 'via of Lama- lifted in behalf of ‘ mg;-|-y-go-ground, whigh /will bg gncwg Races have not filled unless entries Chfmien Church wok i>1=<== vesrerdey- _ _ _ _ _ religion liberty and one restoration of ons! wwe 01° exhibition amends to-dem "

wordof Godtolts place, power and pres- ' 1188511 K¢u¥ N14 Mhbii U10 11°",

‘nge oven one conscience in the ni-ns sign' tamvlns- 02 dlwmeir =5¢¢°1=.»=°°et the .¢°°" °°‘°".°u "‘°““°d "°"°°° th”

`Summerside.

» byte-nigbsnmsu, yds. sbsanu-ies in

~ ,of the return or lite, and with Luther ¢Q\1¢¢n Howl- Seburdw' they were at F'°¢57 *l'ifPi"*°.d if W i thorenppenm John- calvin emphuizingttwerk nmverins ferthelr crmtwmle MU “A “"5” 4° °°*'°"°’°"°°°"d

P ment, union missionary efforts, union

learn millinery work. Apply to lgliss .i PLE-I-ED SEPT' 22' i90U_ gelistic efforts and abovcall a larger and fm- the 1-was pg be held on Wednesday

Emma Tcombs. head mi11i11¢r Wiih MOON .more Christflikc charity and benevolence gud Thursday gf neg; wegk, i :ii g & MCL¢0d' i lf' BUILDING COMMITTEE' tl18l'l EDB W'01‘ld OV6l‘ kDOW D876 ` I\ is prgbable Qhgf, mare may bg rgggiv.. \l_\'_ C

§ Alfred Dewar Murdock N. McLeod

\nQ@3€‘*."¢g`,, ipmnk Beaies George A_ Stewart the full corn in the ear has not yet been 235 CLASS

'--*'”'-""“""°*“-" been and are some of the fruits. And still gd by to-nighifs mail. .t ! I iii

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A in ooniribniin nonieiiiing coward brine Bon Hni b Ben L. A. Bins Beit (fi

dedication sermon preached in the morn- 1 11125 _

The church in the thought of God, de-

. veleped and realized. Mark s 26-23. 0 The church is a plant of divine sowing

isnd human husbandry. Some people re- = ject it because they have not found its fruit as ripe and luscious as they had ex- A pected. They are dissapointed and turn away from it. Others accept it and are ful- aly content. They feel that no improve- ment is possible. They come into the ‘blessings of the church or into possesion of a dowcr, or fruit, instead of into pos- session of a seed that is to be cultivated.

<_ of delusions' concerning the operations _of gra.ce,God’s plan for saving man. To many the operations ofChristianityare irrational. l They do not expect it to work along

Qi full cornon the ear." The structum chn_

,unfold according tc law. “The blade ne

in this period have come into existence a ,tion grounds.Tsnts are now being erected. _r multitude of union efforts that have

brought incalculsble blessings to the i EXHIBITION RACES,

Charles H_ Chandier realized. It is still our privilege to aid b “;- i i

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Aacnrrscr ingto the world the full truitage of divine Blu; Boi] ggmgd by B, E, Fglgugi Law , `

_W_ C. Hmin, F. R. C. A., Charlottetown bes§inz¢_ W0 my =\°= klwv JMU Wh" reneewwu. N~ S- -ff ,ig

_ _ the church will -be when it is fully devel- Briiiianmngm-ad by J, P, Ln-ing cape \,f,.>, , - F d f if

°°"TBACT°R°' oped. But whatever slse it may be, it '1‘mv¢i~,¢,P, E, L 1 ;“"' °*' sm "W9 ° i

H. & S. Lowe, Charlottetown Will 5° d|°f»iU8\1°h°dl ,bi \h¢§° WADE. The Poetess Ch. M. by Actuary, fenter- i /,N _

universality, unity and spirituality T c edb A B Ewen Amherst N -S P I I

i Parkwood, b- S. 29%. J' i i, The result is neglect ot husbandry. There» time sire Parkside, entered by John McPhee, W , ~ . _ ; ii i arsmieapprehsnsions and are the result Fpsetown, P. E. I. J P Y \ -iq, ' i A 0" qi

¢ ` Tlnlys ent°red by ‘ . 'ai I l _ | _ \ 'ri

agaulst Dash, b, g, by King Darlinda, entered _ 4 r. ~

-- by Charles F. Dewitt, Bridgetown, N. S. Booksauen and smu°n*L

Bessie Rampart, entered by J. A. Lea- i

man, Halifax N S

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rational lines. In nature the plant must T

RDYAL »x|@ Pi* X.. M mn

§ his rigns or cod wi-ni.. nm an neun arfmd ddnelitlesahov toibofzlvvn dnrins ,"9 5”* “"1 "° "°¥'° *M* '"3 imap. The fervent tender spirit filled the sxhibitioaolitbd P\‘¢88l1U`W¢0k-

Wesley spafking for the spirit of God- Hr. L. L. Salvall with Esaw, the lady fliness aswell as the form is the growing snake eater, isfln the city. Hs visits the Pf°°°‘" °° “* “W” "°°°° ‘nd “li blade. Hers in this period the great Sum sity for the purpose of giving daily exhl- **°*5°f °“|'°°*'i°°'-

diy school movement had its birth. Here bitions at the Pxiovinciallixhibition. The li ____,.__._

, ._tbe_~streams ot Bible and Missionary snakesars kept ina pit and the exhibitor

Society usefulness took their rise. Therelaims that the reptiles are consumed at _ _

there came, in the early part of this ileastsofaras the diesrveris concerned. iK“mf°”'H°"‘°h°P`.,!Yd°l'°~ 10°'

icentury, that ldeepstrong, earnest, loving Hr. G. Flsgwith his Vaudeville Com- _ A

protest against 'the evilsof sectarianism. pany of lten people are in the city.

_This was the appearance of the ear. For ` Flag’s show willbe given on the exhibi' ‘A ig) _jg 4:?

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some wonderful fast time made.

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””‘””‘”G”`s_‘°E"°“ §§."§`3§'3f‘°n.il°i°nia; 11133- 1 33.? 3.0 The --entered by H. c. Lydiard. _

Rbbert Fennell, Charlottetown. A » _ ‘ A T Kent ville. N. S. iii '

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t The following isabrief synopsis of tle , ___ _ (Continue _2 a?t,page),-, xi' 2.24 cLAss. - i and t'h°~

` ' ‘ A Parkland, B. S. by Parkside, entered by , ""lf‘ i

W. B. Bowness, Sumrnerside. I -gill! a“sh\8ss c0“°g°‘° " 'ii

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_ ~ Minnie, entered by S. N. Dawson, North ~

9 Tryon, P. E. L

Rock Farm Grace, BL M. entered by J. ,AX Ladgefsv : l ii i

R. Lauiny, Amherst. '\\ . Brazillian B. S. by Brown Wilkes enter- iii,” Day Books’ ii fa.

’ ed by D. S. Mann, Peitcodiac, N. B. 3 _"_, I '

Guy I. entered by Chas. J. Wil1is,' Sack- cash Bpoks’ ' ; , _ ville, N. B. i Journais’ etc” etc, ii 1

Ninas ann. pine A 1” “ws * it

Ben Hal, entered by B. S. Feltumi 200 A618 for 88131017. 5 S

cream of tartar. Lammwn, N_ S_ iw

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SMITH A GREAT MAN

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Hugh _Iohn`s Late Colleague

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_ Arcllgbt, entered by J. A. Lsamals-

Although the two slow classes in ,-,

other-' four, the het classes, are of Ind

imia some nu idinn ni .pn-no "

I To cure ailmdsdie in ten minutes#

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