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CONVENTION

Held Last Week at Unio

-Interesting Addresses Given.

its second convention on Tuesday ast, Sept. 17th, in the Methodist Churc at Union Road. The President Rev G. Hicks presided at the sessions Bev. F. J. Bradshaw. Mllllonary to China, read The Scriptureliessonat at tsrnoon ion,

|[i’lie York District S. S. Association held

Z1 li

sees

and the Provincial President, Rev. D. B.

McLeod and others lcd in prayer. The Hicks, Mrs. Dsacon,Misa Yeas

minutes of the last convention were pad by the Secretary, Miss Lizzie Vessey

re

l ldarshiield, P. -lliss Tho§ipac‘n, and Hr. L. Foster.

Bova Head, P.-delegates pg-"mr,

wma’ P___ as ee Stanhope, IL- “ “ Hearta’s Hall.U.- “ “

_ Y°¥l» H.-Mr. B. Brown, Mrs.

ey.

Pleasant Grove, H.-Rev, 1. Hicks,

s Union Road, H-Bred , 15,.

. . Bsso

The roll call of schools showed the `Clemeuts and others. ry

Brackley, M.-Wm. Piercs,Hiss G. Bry-

isnwn. Hill Amy B:-rcnicn.

Of Bryenton.

Gintment-The Qnly Actual no

For Every Form of Piles.

llr F Stokes, 116 Dunlop

with blind, itching piles for years, ¢ould get nothing to stop the cons

cures Dr Chase s Oointment had

o e nz did, I send you this record of my

` vines. writes :-“It is great pleasu

ment. I was bothered with the a ve The school at U l Road ported -TO INSRODUCB UONASUC ORDER Flon i ad aucll in rieo.Getu barrel ` - Igigtegefcr gwcizp carers, cnphzu .-,.4 bv J* Enom :hznwoke Lvtazhzcwmt, __ ‘ wwe zhuvaat §nd'pnon sc cm 1, Reader! you will have to scmeoi a .

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Dr. Chas2’gs0Olntment,ule::m comrrilteg el; °f U10 t°‘°h°1'*~ Thi39°h°°1°°Utln\1°9 lu C°rdin°1v°ugh5n h 'tm “boring to Choice Bartlett pearl selling cheap It , ,_ eerie z‘;i.‘.i:.‘:;: i;°°.i;'°:.:‘.i.::.. '°”° »:,';““°°°"° °'“‘“’°“°° ‘° ‘°“,‘2;’° °‘ ';’.;‘;; 3°" °° ‘="°f'°- ”°" e 3 t A

e ,, ‘ , Hr. Wm. Pierce gaveawritten report _ the French' monastic 0 _SFI W Red blue and green irrapee by the 10 _ _ _ _ ._ '

torture of this terrible disease. it of the Babu” School. Tm. “bod is “va been prumbw by meagvu-nm°n;_ pound' basket vary cheap at Beerdcgigs. .

vm an pin” lu’ puma' pmmv shortly. Well i Don’t fail to see a hw of our wedding gifts in show

cents a box: at all dealers, or Ed Bates & Co., Toronto.

$13 larger numbers. Had a normal class part

itching I was always in pain until s °f 1°" 7°"-

frlend of mine told me of the wonderi‘&il The York school also continues d

ma' ‘ the entire year last winter bein

his acquaintances I l ed ' *_ 3

::;°x;E|x‘ gnQ gm gnu|°¢]7 guw “xl -M Wllfll' lll' WB’ l\.°Q°d.d

gratitude for this marvellous cure, and keeping open. This school also h f r the benefit of others auf! ri ual `n°1.ma1c1‘” mn of ms nu, and in _ Am,” P Fisher ` to continue the normal lessons this r

Mr. . of Somerset,

yea

King’a Co., N.S., a commercial tr ei “ The Pleasant Grove school was lately

‘Ikea Were Positively and Th

aughly Cured by Dr. Qaseb

Cu

A . . _ _ street.

U _ n

case

.ler, well-known throughout the

manso

Hlghhsld H.- Prineetowu Road, IL-no delegates

ipresont.

schools. ~

Harshnsld has an average actcgdmog

t

inform you that I have been cure ° doing splendid work with amembcrshlp

BV 1

r1;l‘°° reorganized by Rev. T. Hicks audis ‘ ...if cf ini.-ey-iivc. ~-~~~-~----~--'~-»-- ' - -' ~-fr ._ U0 ` . _ "

e _ _

W

i open only six months. there are seven

A8011!! V\!\f°‘| f°l` DK CMU! “lf oillcere and teachers with an average

andeamplsteBeeeipt.Booh,

Vice President-

Tl-IEODOREROOSEVEL

SECRETARY HAY,

SECRETARY GAGF..

attendance ofM. Hr. Charles Bryenton has been super- . intcndent ofthe South Winsloe school about twenty-ilve years. He reported that the school is open all theyeas, audhas always been an evergreen school. The remainder of_ the time was spent inopen conference on Sunday school

T methods. Bev Mr. Bradshaw showed

chow Missionary information eould bs given the young by a well selected library with books on the lives of missionaries, and by theuseof maps in the school. The Fledl Secretary spoke for a few moments of the objects of the Provin-

WU TING FANG (the cm .succiceicc ci which use District

Chinese Minister,

HON. - WILLIAM

WHITNEY.

Have permirted use of their nxmcs by the

lllll llllilllllllllll llll lil.

In naming wells in their honor, and

besides some of the gentlemen are substantially interested.

A total issue of ONE HUNDRED

THOUSAND SHARES at the popu-

of

K

share, (NON-ASSESSABLE) is

fered for sale.

ALL the money from the sale stock is DEVELOPMENT WOR

Associations are parts.

At the evening session a large audience

‘ their freshness and beauty, in success of the meeting. Devotional exercises were conducted by Bev. T. Hicks. The min- utes of the afternoon session were read by the Secretary.

It was decided to hold the next con-

vention ia the Presbyterian Church at Marshfield on some date in February to be decided by the Executive Committee.

The President gave afevv good and well

worded thoughts on the value of Bible study for our present good and our future happiness.

Mr. James Essery extended a welcome to the visiting delegates, and to the visiting ministers. for their attendance and help. Mr.Bert Brown of lork, and Mr. L.

the address of welcome. Mr. Foster stated that this was the drst Sunday

it would not be the last, for he had re ceived valuable help and encouragement

ONLY; i. e. boring about twenty by being pmseu

wells on tracts of nearly SI

of School convention he had attended, but

X

The choir then sang an appropriate

Tfolicwiag schools to be re sented._..~

` South Winsloe. H.-Chas. and Susie

The delssehssave cam rcpcru cr their

of 40 and continues in session all the

Barrie, Ont., writes -‘I was troubled year. The parents are -attending in

___ Pizowsi-3 Brel .,

"Iss

in

ad a tend

gathered A united choir of the diifere t communities rendered excellent musild,l LATE PRESIDBNTWS WILL'

C- and boquets of flowers also assisted by

_ _ , ‘ V .

n Road liethodistCliurel1 Y u d

'l`o_appear in one of our Suits against winter. The penalty for disregarding this subpoena is a possible four

months exposure to the sharp criticisms_ of' Jack Frou! and

PQIIIO Flehiosl, or paying an unnecessary price to avoid

'l them.

_ We can save you and your pocketbook from anything in the nature ofattacks for costs or penalty for contempt _of court. Wehave thegreatest number of Suits and _ Overcoats .e for your

K defenccyou ever saw together. `

If you wear those. you cannot be criticised by anyone.

Suits from $5.00 to $15.00. Overcoats the same.

l We’li buy em back if not satisfactory. A

The Champion Clothiers.

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Y'

v

.“`r

Sofar he has been unsuccessful.

Q--q-1-i-O-$-_-°-“'*"

Kuinpnr nccacciic Pcwccrccrccsc 485 sample outing hats, no _

noe ' '

C168

$2221: °“°°°“°1-d£f¥,‘{_°;l';;°‘“ as two alikesta. saving of 1-8| I ._ _ C

,,, ,,_,,,¢,,,,,,:,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,_ and many only half price at

CAPIT AL AND LABOR.

un.. amee Fran titrat-

l

Truxon Beale, flcrmly American m ` Velve Snaps'

ter to Persia, and son-in-law of J G. Blaine, has written to the San ~ cisco lxaminer suggesting the lnves

ending labor dis tear

ete.,atBeer&Got&. _ mst perhaps you wlilseesomethingtosuit you.

Paton & Cds. 19 t`f _ Jeweler. .

'N1' ~ N ~., ` ' ' P :" .

_ On Thursde§°vriéo will offers. few 'hun `

`mf‘es’.ut‘uds£;sts_ "Trax We haveu complete stocked BOOKS authorised for ldleolo, <8.

in by ppnmnuuvu of both “pint cents. We will put the lot on sale at D kP"i‘.‘°° °f w‘1°*'°°“'¢°°° _ _ p _ 1 nd mm or mm sw," ‘_ _ mm °t_L5»6=_¢- This is » l°r---TAS- I;§§0N &v Pens. Ink. Pencils. Exercise and Work Booh's_._ _ pu . D °U°___k,, da 1‘ _ H8l'\¢IB90k8»&¢-»&¢~_

ressme .l‘L "V 3" anne _ -nie cmimsccscsicsiccccucccrcicsen. opesenuiapuuc c-sua...

Bicyclisgvssaniiall athletes kdepend o wblouses’ “Deming an Pat0n.,s_ eserved. _ . . _ p I

BENTLE inimsnt to sep their 7 ‘F eints limber and muscles in trim. 19 tf 1 1 '

Burrano, September 17.-Preside

ment oo

Mcxicicy mica c win. 'nic incirc i~“1°°=°=““vI-i°°°°° B°°°°= 'ir Y°=“°°*‘= Num...-H

F r Past Line iietweenlastem Neva

md Boston vis Windsor ndion

was exeeuted some time before the sh my

ering was there any wish or occasion to _ _.__ revise it or to frame a codicil. It leav s IIXPRBSSTXAIN leaves Halifax (s

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the bulk of his pwputyw H_,.s_ Hcgmhy ii ;°gm9:uUg:Yx);gg§lI£3éoeci:6p1.;p: The New Ooliodio carbon Photo. It is the oi' perfection. hi! and .viuw How much the estate is worth cannot be ~ lwlth for Boston. latest novel . ‘ ` T

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-dm '“ 'rc»Eqnc1'1e-

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cceimsecd with execs ngeres ti th s l 1-nn novannsn. srnsusnrrs. i G-E3 E- $3 33 O

ing, and at no time during his final sun’

os us

I

familiar with the late prssidenvg b 1;, 'rnesecdicwiieueuceyie always weiccmc. g:ees

ness affairs, buy it is belcived to be

goodly amount, although not amountingf `~`~*'°~`°~`T~“"**"‘°°°~°**'*V""@’¢O‘

I

to a large fortune.

-1--*lui

To cure a. headache in ten minutes u

Kumford H dache Powders.

TUAW iiS(llVlN(l DAY.

Orrawa, Sept. 21 -Thanksgiving D

Ile Gross Tonnage. 6,ees Horse Power, the

Posted 53:1 Finept _Steamers plying between

ci express 'ruins ircm mum.

l Paesengursarriving in Halifax neat da, at

`3.x5a.m.&Bxprcl‘l‘rai:is.b° k bm

I For-all orvidcnhgegi e o , eraete.,

. a

for the Dominion has been dxed for the " strong, General Passenger Agent, Kentviile,N.S.

last Thursday in October, the 31st.

the lla e Provinces an Boston.

s Leave Yarmouth Hondav, Wednesday, Thurs- _ _ 9 day, Friday Saturday. for Boson, on arrival

..f.‘;“.."i‘.';¥.l.°::.°..??°h'ii.Si:..°;z_».§*;ff.‘1"' Q. E. l. Commercial College,

ac Oxenham, Principal _ _,O 0 ` Ri.--opens after the holidays on TUK§DAY,AUGUBT

- which will sent , write so P.H.arm- l

Of Gl10lC€ Oll piegg, aftgr which the audience was privi

___,___ l ’°d“’°1""' 6333 “““"' 1901. A thorough and complete IDuei=aess0cu"reo, and a

Shorthand and Typswriiug Ooursesre giveaia lege. The very beat work is done here. Oar rudeuts an successful everywhere. Call at Coliega ever Bash of Nova cotiabetwcen9aud12a.I.,aud2aud ‘tp in orsend

EVERY BOTTLE OF KENDRICK’Sl¢. _ __ __ _,_ - __._._. -.._ ~-

Liniment is the same, you can_depend\

s _

lands (of which the C0mpany holds leged tohear from the Provincial Presi

options) in Ventura County, Cali- fc-_-nia, which County is situate at tide water, and has steadily produced for twenty years higlfgrade oils.

As the co.npany’s land is proven

oil land, dividends of one, two or even five per cent monthly are su to be paid, after oevelopments a fully completed; besides setting aside a surplus for further Work. '

No SALARIES paid until devel-

opment is completed.

lllll ldlllllllll llll (ill.

309 Broadway. N. Y-

Orgauizsd under the laws of New

Jersey.

c..pie.1 .icck mc ima ONE

HUNDRED THOUSAND SHARES at ONE DOLLAR each, NON-ASSESSABLE.

President, FRANCIS THEY!!-YLN»

(New York Journel,) F.. e viccrfcddccr, Wimlv P

Pose, (Spirit of the Times) Second VicePrcsidout, CHABLU S Damn. (Oiiice of Walter S. L08”-) Secretary, HIHRY HlLl»lAN» (R‘°°l Estate),

The Directorate, besidm above,

embraces representatives of the Com- mercial Advertil_¥~ _E'°°i°8 P°_‘z* and Morning '

YColonial Trust Company of New

orh, d . REM°E`})lJldBn;Iyt she-we “W °°l7 ONE oonnan ccch. -nd ""1 shareholder is in on the GROUND FLOOR

"In order to introduce tal; l*°°*

in this Ui , a arric‘l limi 'mm is. ci .i..2. Non iissgml

is “"

,,_)\,_ `r;'.‘,_.,.».. f ,“

lar price of ONE DOLLAR per Foster of Marshfield, replied dttingly to

re re

dent, Rev. D. B. McLeod, who encouraged the Sunday School workers to persevere in their high colling. By invitation of the President of the District, Bev. F. G.Brad- shawhang a song in the Chinese language, which,though not understood, seemed to

be enjoyed by the audience.

Rev. Mr. Parkins of W insloe, g-ave an

interesting address, basing his remarks upon the shai-ge of Paul to Timothy to stir up the gift that was in him.

The "Field Secretary spoke 'at some

length upon the place of Bible study ln the formation of character, and with the ‘assistance of the ministers answered the questions which were handed in.

Bov.F. J. Bradshaw spoke briedy but

efectively on the necessity of having a missionary spirit is all our Sunday School work and the reasons for this

necessity were:

lst. That we might understand the

meaning of the Bible.

Rnd. That we might be in sympathy with the author of the Bible. i lrd. That we might he in eloser touch with Christ and his purposes concerning 'che world. _i ith. That we might be encouraged as Awe witnessed the fuldlment of prophecy and the pogrees of the Kingdom. ` The convention was a decided success and all present were conscious that much goodeould be acwmpiished by united:

gethertodiscuss thsways and meaasof inereasins the elhciency of our schools. an ofarilg cd$8.6T was takes for expenses

H

BENTIAETS lathe best Llnimsat.

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start of the churches in this meeting to= f

viacialwcrk. I

‘ser-f-

f Picklini Season.

AN EXCELLENT RACE.

Rnanvnmn, Mass, Sept. 21.-Over sigh thousand persons saw Lord Derby, defea Box-alma yesterday in straight heats.

Recs rece 2.1m.

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C. C. Richards & Co

Dear Sits, -Your hlINARD’S LIN!-

We have a full line of cucumbers, email white

onions, caulidowcr, geeu tomatoes for chow

KENT ls 0\'ir remedy for Sore throe ‘&c. Onions wholesale and retail,.and any quan-

t.

colds and all ordinary ailments. ' It never fails to relieve and cure prompt _'¢K°*°°1¢* 111°1\*<1‘l11s “slr-corn, cabbage, cauii

1°w=f. may bees. emu. mmf be-==»» INTERGOLONIAL NEW OAHPBILI-TDI

ly.

` OHARLE WHOOTEN.

Port Hulgrave.

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W lo lliceach at W. A. Hutche-

eonstpume U wtf

squash, cucumbers (large for slicing) &c. at

ng only,

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Ostrich plumes and feathers. ThelFlr‘

Patou’e. 18 tf

S_ tpotatoes4 ts poundatWeb- .w'§°ucx.y'c. °°° ° sis

_extra long ones at short peices at uh

Aeoldeut er

l c,ooo was cf n..¢1i.i. mmccnca.

l¢¢i:i\eDietrictSccretar! I-lid I0! PN-'opening at Paton’a. Halas. Paton["¢"m"?l"°°'°“_°°°‘°°"°"'°°°"

Wesepresitleloitowig int-dass mls-

eentittous,comoandseethe‘“__ _

gggdg, 18 tt

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.ilg§_li§,, FLW § 0!_l_l,l§_l_l§,l.;?.i°ii';‘ ..i.°'*.°r.°.;'::..,

at Prowse Bros. 20

haahnileassumaerca. 'reseuteost British amesisatise assurance Chrrcseatol

lserwil Udeu lin xaeunuee liciety yu-wiclnkl La_wUnioa_aail¢mwaFirempnruaee¢o.

uoadcmlil- . sl¢wYorkPtste6hseInsur\ace¢o.

w.l<.R<>s¢fS&°°

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The pickling season has arrived and ik.,

t l many other duties the pickling of them is post » _

poned from time to time and at last the anx- P in cl’

5 oushcusekeeperis face to face with the fact 5 _ I W' ' 1 mtmkmn hu come md gon, md ,hue p Charlottetown, P. O. Bax 242. Aug. 8 Saw &w tl Dee. 30 190|.

toothf.-some dainties so dear to men’spalste are »

beyond their reach. `

` The pickling season only lasts s short time ' '_

. _

and the time to put them down is when the V V ~ ' ' material to make them is at its cheapest. That . T __ p .-

l season is now, not next week. I ‘ s p >: "

Every housekeeper should make their own 5 _ ~ if j e

pickles, you know then what you have, much of 1 ' - _ 1 ‘ me impcfiec in-ucic is acciceciy ucwncicscme | - _ 6

#lm fir* f°==°¢°°°»'f=<11>°vP°f° ="==° °P*°=° i ACADIA OLD SYDNEY

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G->~~= ==»=f1===~=~1»»-S-=<1-rffo-==6¢°=° em-.‘ Round. Run of Mine andillut sizes.

Also beet grade Hard Geal.

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IF YOU NEED

A WATCH __ it is one that willbo

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