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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWAN) ISIASND, MAY Z7, 1901.

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SUM’ SIDE DISTRICT

Epwortli League Conven- tion.

HELD IN EPWORTH HALL

Rev. Dr. Stevenson Present

and Delivers an Excellent _ Address.

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The Epworth League convention of the

Summeiside district met in Epworth Hall, Suinniersid on Thursday at 2.30 p. m. In the absence _ f the President (Bro. T. Hodgson), the Rev. N. McLaughlin was elected president pro tem. Bro. F. C. Stephenson, M. D. of Toronto was present. also the pastors of all the cir- cuits except, Bideford and Hunter River. The session opened with devotional exer- cises consisting of Scripture reading, sing- ing and prayer by Dr. Stephenson and Rev. G. F. Dawson. The president then briefly stated the object of the meeting, and warmly welcomed Dr. Stephenson.

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At this point, there was elected a busi- ness committee of live, consisting of Miss Strong, Miss Clark, Mr. Wightman, Mr. Dawson and Mrs. Wright. While this committee was doing its work Dr. Stephenson gavea very interesting and helpful talk on the Missionary organiza- tion of Methodist Church, from the Gen- eral Superint endent down to the Quarterly Boards, and the individual members of the Church, using a chart to ‘illustrate hispoint of discussion. After his soul- stirring remarks, Bro. Wightman led in prayer which was followed by singing, “All for Jesus". This was a time of special blessing and power.

The business committee than gave its

report which was as follows: Honorary President, Rev. G. F. Dawson; Presi- dent, Rev. N. McLaughlin; lst Vice Presiden' ,Thomas Moyse,Central Be ieque; hd Vice President, Miss Jessie Strong; 3rd Vice. President, Rev. Wightman; 4th Vice President, Miss Grace Brien, Victoria; 5th Vice President, Miss Emma Wilkins-J 1, Aibertou; Representative of District on Conference Executive, Rev. Wm. Thomson; Secretary, Rev. W. J. Howard; Treasurer, Major Lowther, Searltown. Nominations for Executive: Bradford Gough, Snmmerside; Thomas Hodgson. Bedeque; Rev. John Dystant, Rev. A. E. Chapman and Wm. Callbeck, Central Bedeque.

Reports of Leagues were then given

from Tryon, Bedeque, Albertln and Sum- merside, Mrs. E.Wi°ight then read a thoughtfully

prepared paper on the Epworth League asa missionary educator. A discussion on this paper followed, when some very helpful thoughts were expressed.

Here Rev. G. F. Dawson :ave an address

on the Relation of W » l i \`- ide Missions to the Gift of the Holy »lnos... He said:

The Holy Ghost was given to prepare

men to win the world for Christ. For this urpose He was promised and given on day

f f ~- 4 A Sl uggish Torpid ° L' er

When the liver gets slow and slug-

gish in action bile is left in the blood to poison the whole system and give -,rise to serious bodily derangements. __ When there are blliousness. headache, _:constipation and indigestion Dr. Cha.se's _:Kidney-Liver Pills make you well in :l lurnrisinstv mort time.

Mrs. H. A. Smith, 132 Manning av-

enue, Toronto. states :-"My fdaughtgr has had a wretched time of it for quite a while with liver complaint, causing, among other troubles. weakness of the Stomach. very allow complexion, and a most miserable state of feeling- general- U- My husband had occasion to use Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills. and spoke so highly of their merit that I ,concluded to have her try them, and lil” b¢8|nning their use she has markedly improved in eveoy way. 1 an with confidence therefore recommend

Dr. Chaee’s Kidne -Li Pu '° - One nulsaosez 2’oce;f:sbol:'.

Dr. Chase’s

Father’s will. because it was Hismeat and

'maps and charts, addressed the meeting

of Pentecost. The Holy Ghost is given

point of view, to increase our popularity, etc, etc. But He is given to men who are willing to do God’s will, to think His thoughts, to sneak His words and to do His deeds. We are God’s agents, and if we are willing and submissive agents, He will thoroughly equip us for service. The Holy Ghost was given without, measure to Jesus Christ because He came to do His

drinkto do God’s will In proportion as we are “hid with Christ in God" will the Holy Ghost be given us. Christ’s last _ words, His words of most importance to Hisfollowers were: “Go ye into all the world,” etc. Last words are meant to be impressive.

The session then adjourned with the

benediction by Rev. W. A. Thomson.

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METHCDIST CHRCH, SHMMERSIDE.

The evenirg session was held in the Methodist Church and opened at 8 o’clock with devotional exercises consisting of singing by choir, seripturereading by pre- sident and prayer by Rev. W. J. Howard.

Mrs. Bradford Gough then read an ex- cellent paper on the privileges and duties of Epworth League workers in which she emphasized the importance of an every . day, all round, Christian life. The con- vention was then favored with a» solo by Miss Wright. ` '

Dr. Stephenson here. with the aid of

on the Forward Movements for M.issio`ns. He said in part: The Forward Movement is made up of little things-little prayers.. little study and little givlngs. ; Little? things shape life, make life. The Doctor described in a very interesting manner his g call when the Mlssionuy Board' was un-_ able, tor lack of funds, to send him ont. Then -through prayer and meditation, he thought of thesssistancc the young le

_ _ _-_ visiting the City

from Baltimore

days at Summerside.

Rear Commodore, L B Grady, secretary,

Board of Trade was held Friday night

_ the proposed steamship company. The The President, Hon. R. C. McLeod, occu- pied the chair, and in his opening remarks explained that the object of this meeting was the adoption of a prospectus for the guidance of shareholders, and _to discuss ways and means for the organization of a Steamship company. Mr. Richard Hunt on beualf of the committee, submitted a draught prospectus, which was adopted by the Board. After afull discussion it was resolved. that the capital stock of the company be placed at $59,000, to be divld ed into 1,00) shares of $50, each. A gen- eral _liscussion followed, iii which the ad- vantages expected from the proposed company were fully discussed by Messrs. Wm. Stewart, Neil McQuarrie, J. A. Brace, Richard Hunt, and others, all of whom expressed the opinion that a good paying business could be carried on by the company on the lines suggested and that the project would be of great benefit to Sum aierside and Prince County. A committee consisting of Messrs R. T. Holman, Neil McQuarrie, R. Hunt, Wm. Stewart, D. K. Currie and Hon. R. C. Mc- Leod, was appointed to solicit stock for the company. The intention in reference to stock was that about half should be subscribed in Summerside and Prince County and the balance in New Bruns- wick and Nova Scotia. The lists were handed round and about $5,033 stock was subscribed Although not definitely settled it was suggested that about half the capi- tal stock $25,633 would be sullicient to en- able the company to secure a suitable boat. The lists are being presented to the different business men throughout the town. '

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A Pill that can be used when requested

for Constipation or Costiveness' without causing sickness-or pain is BEACH’S, STOMACH 8: LIVER PILLS. Send us cents to The Baird Co., Lt’d,, Woodstock N. B., for trial sample box. Small pills ,small dos purely vegetable. Regular size 25 cts. a bottle at dealers.

' CENSUS A DISAPPOINTMBNT.

Monmnan, May 23.-The Herald

publishes an Ottawa despatch saying that the census returns are likely to be a dis- appdintment.

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Messrs C C Richai-ds8cCo€' T' " I

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Mr. Hector McLeod has returned from _

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LE R Miss Edna Sinclair, Summerside, is in _ A __

the city; ~ ' . ` This is a busy store these

Miss Maud Jenkins, of Georgetown is

Mrs (Dr.) McPhai1, of Summerside is in

Miss Fannie Gourlle, Suminerside,is in

turn Gives Pleasure Prince Count . °"°°=v'*vt=i°2ff‘e°“S

i - Mr. W. K. Rogers retiirned from Sum- an a fe' “BP S picked

merside on Saturday evening

' ‘ '_ ' ,_-' if the hundreds given to

_ Mr. F. G. Hunter and wife, Moncton _- _ _ '_- ~ __» '_ *

MR. Harry Morrison and bride return- came 5° the city °n _bamrday evening' - e ‘~' 'bhveri _

° 'ed home Saturday night. Senator McDonald apd Mrs. McDonald,

MR A W P Goume returned home arrived in the:city on Saturday evening_

"_ Saturday night from Toronto. Mr. Edward Bayileld left Saturday

_ ' for Portage La Prairie Man.

. . _ - TMR. Calvin Lefurgey, son of Mr. Wm. mmfnng ' ’

Visits an Old Soldier-Shows i 1° his

Lefurgey, returned home Saturday night , 0 “S mn' _ _

Mr. John O Hyndman left Saturday

Mrs. Dr. Gordon was among _the pas

ing agent on the I. C R

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___*____ _ C. Saunders; treasurer, Neil McLeod; _ - I f

. executive and sailing committee, Wm. ' ' v '

y t thinst., to Mr. and fi ' i ` ~~ ’

___ _ Pascal Gallant; Lucas Allen. A meeting M1-S J01mB, Uonngllyg gan. ` - _ _

CAPE ToWN_May 21__The official G,,Z_ of the executive will be held Tuesday At' -the church of Eu mud R, t

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ctte givesthe total number ot Boer pris “ight t° *”"_`°°¢° “ P"°3"‘m f°" the Springhill, N. S., on the zl st., to the We pay t he highest price in cash and glvoyoll

summer.

oners as 19,449, Rev. Geo. I. and Mrs Foster, assurance. yon’1l get any when else on this little Island.

e _ _ A srnciiu. meeting of the Summerside 'f v - ' ' ' " ' ` t'

20.000 BOER PRISDNERS- Matheson; Wm. Strang; Basiel Kelly; In this (git Qu he 24

not merely to make us happy or self-een-A 17° _r°°°_;v° °' ;°°°"’ °f “_ _°°mmi;‘t:_° ap" 2 ‘ t_ered_m_ to make us greater in a worldly ponte ata ormer meeting re a ive to|_ l _ - ~ -r--ae--Q

At Bungay. on Sunday April 23th of

cancer, Jeiniua Crews wife of Edwin ‘

Crews in her 49th year. ‘

At West Covehead on April 23th Lelia Beatrice McMillan in her 33th year, eldest daughter of Charles and Eliza C. Mc- Millan. 2

Asleep in J esusi blessed sleep ' From which none ever wake to weep, A calm and undisturbed repose, ' Unbroken by the last of foes.

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When you have Headache faom what ever cause BOWMAN’S HEADACHE POWDERS willbe found a safe, promp- *and reliable remedy. Nervousness, Biliousness, Sleeplessness frequently cause headache. Use Bownian's theyare always safe, no Opium, Bromides. nor hero narcotics.

Nsw,wAY For o/vrcniivo 1>oi.Loci<.

A new device for catching pollock is ,in use at Grand Manan. it consists of a bagnet with open mouth towed between two boats through a. school of fish enclos- ing sometimes 400 of them.

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Get the reliaable Kendrick’s.

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Miller Bros. are offering bargains 'in

econd-hand Organs%`ee ad page 7. _

PASTURE FOR THE SEASON at

Belvidere. Will take a number of cattle for the season at moderate price. Apply to John Cook near the premises orDonald McMillan, Royalgy. 16d 2w pd

Fists, iosvs. rouuo, src

WANTED.-A Stenographer and Typewriteni'

Address P. 0. Box 539 stating references experi- ence and expectations. _ £6 d td.

LOST.-'A bunch of -Keys. Finder will oblige

owner by leaving same at Star Steam Laundry.

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Nickle "also a ‘beautiful iaslort-

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- we expsoiftba next voski

Queen Alexandra’s_ Re- The Latest News From f»»-<>f'~»'v1-f»1-».=ff»1~=--=-- _ S -»--iiiifbf-ii-6-fpdeeiia "

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THCI and Good Judge' MR_ W_ K_ Ro2erS_1efbSB_wrday night morning on atwo weeksvisit to Montreal., Z men Jwe B ' wot c

Torontoand Buffalo. 2.5 H H Huck '_|_‘¢we}3 H 16;; 1 *G

few .-

ment AlWayS_ on return to Charlottetown after a. _

- 250 d “ T 11° --

___ Miss Birdie Steeves of Moncton, was a °e.ng°r? °u the Stanley Saturday m°mi"‘g»< 5 s. Qwe ing- ' i 103

Dassenger by Princess Saturday night returning to H“ufax° 100 |'°mU9'nt3 Bhesting Vogt/h 40 15° 28° 3

_ <1 'ii den °°i' 'rnf°d fM.0.J.ookN '. . ._ -

Qtumx Anaxsxnnns naman. igenglin ;?E,!:men,;T1e_summer vm mg Perth, :gill i-:great id learn that she’ is gli 50 pieces print cotton at the low price of

LoNnoN, May 25.-(Special)).`-Queen M A » _ Shc isat present in the Charlottetown

R Li-msn HALL left Friday morn H 1 I 20 short pieces of silk L all colorsat a give away price.

A1exandra’sreturn from the country has ing on return to St Paul, Min, after a °sp ba ‘ _

stirred up society and a new round of visit to his parents here. Mr. P. McMahon, son of Mr. G. W. Mc. The best cotton h°5i.°ry for hdies -

dinners, drives, etc. has been inausufi' Mn. Jonas of the Charlottetown Blanch 'M“h°“' Em°"“1d"°"i'°d mme °“ Saw" 200 dos white and colored border handkerchiefs to c'esr ted_ of the Bank of Nova Scotia was a assen- day even ing' Mr' M°Mah°n is ° "new I

_ ger by the Princess Friday nForning ‘ ‘ 8 patterns Of the best all Wool lu ts over Ofsted for

KING EDWARD3 PCPUL*R1TY- en rout no a visit toMoncton. Messrs. W. C. Lea, of Victoria and R.

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The King has accepted invitations to a Mus. Pye of Brocton, Mass., Mrs. Perry- gilgamgaxt ggeblffis' &£;T;?; :sale . We’vg 3, bggury in _wqfgpgdand tweed at

number of society functions at houses of Alfl51°b°1`0 M885-» “ld MP8- Clll'¢D°¢-JOMS n d yh h dis I of 5 t j* ' _ ` _ _ _

. . _ of Moncton arrived' by the Princess Satur- Sy "7 W ere t ey p°s°d cars” ° = ,Gut 810.00 ‘suit kno! 'Bm lil Mit

dutmguished permnsges and is even” day night to attend the funeral of their pmduce' v I 'L A ‘ ` '

where increasing MS D°Dl111\riUY by Ibis father, the late Wm_ Meg,-egw, whim .____.¢l.. One big table full of ladies sailor hate (all new)

tact and good judgement in all Social wok place yesterday afternoon. . -

DONT FORGET Y0UR CORNS- Every gentle hat in hard and soft 20 per cent discount.

matters- AT a meeting held in Mr. Neil McLeod’s

KING visrrs AN om: sonnisn. ‘ oflice Thursday night the organization of éigfis fli1v§d3§‘x1ulI;1e°:€“r3:;}€ Egglylgglf All new this spring. Not one 0141, but in stock.

' 8 Yl\°hUil18 01115 VBS ¢°l11D1°f¢d' and Will nam’s Painless Corn and Wait xtractor . . _

This Week the Kill! WHS 8 frequent' beknown as the Summerside Yacht lor in twenty-four hourslthey would be 00° Week mil] (thu d|.3°°un‘ um hte);

visitor at the home of Col. Charles Elliott mph' with upwuds °f sixty members' endrely removed and their beauty des. '

. d. N thi i k o to nearly 200 airs of ood to wear and A Vtolook at

who died _ Acode of bye-laws was submitted and gfg;b°dy_%:¢1ud?ng sycmg 1:Fuggi,;;a,k P g guod

_ _ adopted. The election of oiilcers resulted him if it is not so. vm-gh 1_75 ygm- '¢h0i¢¢ only 1,10,

Theold S01di€1‘W8»S 011° °f °h° K`~“8° as follows:-Commodore, Capt. John L. ~

suite on his American tour. Read, Vice Commodore,Harry T. Holman;

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The Won-Id’s Best Bioyoloenniltall

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Massey 'Harris

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5-16 tt' Summerside P. E. I.

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A in all our societies might render, hence G9nf'1¢m¢n»-MY l1°l8hb0l"S 50! Mic Sleeve Links, ~CoHol‘ Buttons, A A Qt Hull _ "mst cf uw* 7

the Forward Movement roi- Missions. rears old. fell into a tub Of boiling water, mg;H" '|52-Br, meet* Lcmatée Ch . ‘ . ’ 5”' M‘“""’

Pledges were then -scmsrsa mmqh _ me get stained feat-muy. Afewaqsna _snka -_ __ _ _ _°'""» ~t Canada. » :trips

the audience asking for systematic-pray ¢1':\‘:__h!8S_si_v;1°l;d to_tl;ree times their audi; SIIVGI'- _ ; ,_ Sold f 5:;’tm°“¢-V'

imr.st111lyin2\nda'lving. _ e 11° 0-U °_°“ I1 rllllllinxr Sores. ware, Spectacles and a` lot of nice 0 ~ _ The Convention than closed with a solo m5 “Nuts °°‘1ld'3’°t “°t'hin8`f0 |1619 him goods numemui to. mhntiua but q ' of everywhere ;°rg'$ gh' -P

,by Miss Gough and bensaienon bynsvss. till! r¢S°mi1\°“d¢<iM1NABD’S LINIM- _R 0 » in eau in - I ‘ _ - _ '9 °, E. Chapman. e _ ENT, which after usingtwo bottles, com- Y “ W ‘3 V9. V . - -P 88865 _ H § Eddy 8

At the close, a goodly number remained P19591! °U1'¢\i him Bhd I know of 8¢V¢1‘8'l 15° 8110?. iihélliilid 011? prices. ' - ' _ ‘ _ " T?iegf3P}_35f e

totalk with the Dong;-ami mmm, his casesaiound here almostas.remarkable, At the Modem -Java! and F - ‘ v' _'_ _` f _ 'v _ missionary literature and curios. A con- “P05 bY the 381119 Linimwlb Blldl can _ ' ry. - V 1 _ 2.1; _ .» ` 'T ` i `

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