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water and ilutionra Soap, to cleanse the surface of crusts and scales and soften the thickened cuiicie. Dry. without hard rubbing, and apply Pun. cura Ointment freely., to allay itching, irritation and inilammation, and soothe and heal, and" liastkyg misc Cuticurs. Re-» solvent, to cool and cleanse the blood This complete local d constitutional treatment anords 1 aut reli , per- mits rest and sieepliin the crest forms of eczema a other lgdbin ,

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THE DRUGGIST Charlottetown

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WATCHES

We have just opened a

large supply of Gold filled an Silver Watches for gentlemen, “v ch were

guiehased as ow as re a e goods c be. and will be sold reiilillnable

Remember all competi

tion prices met

Wil TANTUN

prayed Good Lord, deliver us Quean‘s

with these alumni had tended to nation allzc the university Graduates oi all denominations had retained their interesi Many graduates, not Piesbyterians, were that the provincial government would on the college council, and their presence had a tendency towards the separation oi the school from church control. Another iniluence was the relation oi the univer- sity to the people and government of

If MaCNe1l1 S ECZ€Il13. Ontario Aaachuroh school it received

I,¢0t10n falls t0 Cure any Qgse no government grant, thouub government

of eczema it will cost you

!10th1l1g, if it Cl.11‘€° Only 25C reason for separation from the church was It his Cufgd hundreds f that Queeu's could not move without the

cases not try a bottle consent oi the church, while the church

" `" I sans yu Jeweler. Doubmm Tliiiwsl-L"¥° ""1 ‘“*°"‘

SUm1Ylld¢ nly tiirse of hs.”

AUcTiioi~i sane.

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0| Building Lots and Dwelling

Sr Joimluns 8.-This m_orniug the

l Assembl do ted

Dr.Wai*den, of Toronto. strongly ad

tlicahii he favored iilrs increase, The question was referred to a special eom mittee, which is instructed to prepare a report to he psiesaiiped lit* lil W5 @9010!! Dr Badgewiek presented the report oi Pine Hill college, which was regarded as very favorable, and was adopted.

'Ill AFTIBNOON BENCH

The whole afternoon was occupied with

the discussion cl the aihirs ol Queen s university, Kingston, and its relations to the Presbyterian church in Canada, and at six o’cicck the debate had not concluded

The assembly ilrst adopted a resolution

oi thapklulnesu for t lon oi tba iiqiiririer Principal émmex can ears The rengirt from Queen s was aimed by Principal Goa-don, who expressed re gi-et that Professor Oaven ecuid not some on account of the state of his health Speaking oi the report, Dr Gerson des crlbed various types oi universities in Oanada and their various relavions to the state and to the churches Every colieire should have its aims and ideals. He would not have all connected with the church, because more good comes oi variety There should be a spiritual atmos phere in every church. Some thcuirht that all denominational colleges were bigoted, others that all non sectarian schools were godless. From both ideas be

had always been broad and catholic, and to day a majority oi her students werethe best of Presbyheriaris During the last quarter ni a century Queen'a had izraduat ed many students, and her association

d had been given to the school of minlnz connection with Queen's Another

iiiiillillll iii PHESBYTEHIMS

Principal Giqrdon is ofthe Opinion that Queen’s University Should be Separated from the Church, and Gives His iiuasonis for Thinking So

declined to nominate the university stall'

Presbyterian Genera y a p

the home mirsicii reports after a short “Bmw” “°Um “"°T Tl* W°*K

discussion. The widows sail orphans Icwg aqqgmiuw ,Mu .,,,mb;, 1”, tied osmsrietssb report wssaduphed year that separation should not take As in-°-uastlasidimuslesioolr nlasooa plain. 'hs siiiiieii use -psi-me or iii. Nw a\=°li»i°\\°1 mlnlsiers l°1'“'i°l- This sviniaiiesarusi-imiipsi 'rirersnnwriiiis T sahiwtwu iogslrgd int par. but this ts ins sorsmm on iiaivsi-sis, in me yur in the uni rimiln the lllliou of tha that tus shui-an insure give iii iwuibis assembly, it wbs diheossedss assembly pgiggqgum gh, 'mg gh", Q,,,,°,,», ,N H bilhlll. dofhg x

PrdIssserDyds,oi Queens, ascending

viwsiei as ‘umm ormislmlm wuts, use ummm nie .assess er ni. mm, Nms'l00 to $1.009- some osmpsnwss rporasrtirs farms stamps to men wassmafla between salarlescl ministers Qu", ,, g-, 1-0,,-,,,m_ H, “nun” nppmd , !'|§*»l0l0 °l Mlm Grin!! IDG Wu” the separstion ofthe arts and thscicgicali *Y°li¥IA¢ll» TNI 104 lil !\»¥°lI WW* work of Queen s. He could not see how L_. -I-i -F M70 li' Mhlllillllrlil OIBIIU ll7l\lll» thd assembly could do other than duno who obiwtedto that line ul sediment. me the msritnirieaor rin imivenirw

council and trustees. These bodjes had expressed hearty sympathy with the spirit which prompted the assembly to maintain the connection of the university with the church, but pointed out that this was a reversal of tile previous tendency and imposed limitations on the develop ment ofthe school and created a grave iinaneial situation Dr. Dyde spoke strongly on the obligation which the church assumed for Queen’a by its course in maintaining the connection and thus limiting the development of a nat'o'iai school Dr Fletcher followed, strongly urging the continuance oi the connection bet lean Qu en‘s and church

Alter remarks by Hon Colin Gamptell F.ev J. A Macdonald, the editor ol iire Toronto Glow, get io the iliuor He was not sure the church should withdraw i iniiuence from Qui=eu‘s, but would heari ilv oppose the ccricen tratirn ct the ar iention of the church on Qucsrfs and withdrawal from all other institutions Toronto university, for example, needsi the support oi the church lt appearei that Ontario province was using ro con tice its assistance to Toronto university and the state university woull not re ceive much private assistance. There was no reason why Queen‘s should not draw to the iullest. extent private sources Dr. Murray of the Presbyterian Witness, Dr Bayne and others spoke oi the great work done at Queen'r1 Principal Patrick, of Manitoba, was by no means certain that they were on the right path He would like to know what the church proposed to do for Queeu’s aiter placing her in the present position He was himself in iavor oi the riationaii zation oi Quesn's and was not at all sure

withhold aid That would depend on the electors Dr Macqueeu thought itwculd be a great wrong for the church ta lhrow Queens nvrr The property there wai- wortn $800000 Queen's anri Toronio borh had their work to do

Principal Falconer thoulht that thi- uestlon chiefly concernei Ontario in Lua maritime provinces Presbyrerians ave the chief place in their affections io Dslhonse The debate was in prosrrf-ss is six o'clooi¢

Bees llaerl in War.

There ure at least two recorded in-

stances in which bees have been used as weapons of defense in war When the Roman general Lucullus was war ring against Mithrldiites, he sent a force against the city oi Themiscyra As they besieged the walls the inhabit iints threw down on them myriads oi' swarms of bees These ut once begun nn attack, which resulted in the riiis ing of the siege These doughty little insects were also once used with eqnrii success in England Chester was be- sieged by the Dunes rind Norwcilinns. but its Saxon defenders threw down on them the beelilves oi' the town, and the siege was soon raised.

___________ Times llnvo Clsanked

Once upon a time a superstition ex isicd that ii lady ought lc blame hcr~ self ii' a miin whom she did not intend io iiicept proposed to her, but that. should such an unpleasant incident cc~ cur. it was nt least not to be made a sunieci of gossip amws her acquaint iiuces Parents thought it incumbent upon mem io ist a msn understand in (imc it they did not wish him as ir sonin inw Ii ll D€¢dl°ll l° l'°m‘“'k thnt such honorable reticence and kindly prudence are quite out of tash ion -London Standard.

Why lla Ramaiaed Hilme- ‘ilodei Bushnnd (b°°!i~f\l|ly)-Y€l~

gentlemen i've been married ten years and never spent a night sway from

family. eh?

“Have one child, shi' ' n 'Nor cis other our wife I II\°¢h°f ___.......__-.-

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The best disinfectant of all is sunlilht.

It destroys b its very brightness all sorta oi germs un at the same time iiel s the owth sf plants and animal life oubl ess all have noticed that mould grows durin the sight and in dark, damp cellars Brigh sunli|'ht quickly destroys germs, mould or other organisms. Thai is why it is beat to let the sunlight into your houses

for its purifying inhuence

At the Invaii s' Hotel and Surprai lastl-

lnte Buffalo, N Y Dr Pierce, chief Con-

lultlng surgeon, started expgiriments, some three years ago with the nsen light in Unjusetiim will the Xray in the tres: meat of diseases Be get excellent results therefrom, and was among the iirat tc adapt

ia remarkable cure to many cases which was formerly supposed mast of necessity

he treated by the knife

Not only is Dr R V Pierce notable for

his surgical achievements at his hospital in

liifalo, but nzarly a third of a eeritu 3. he discovers eertda roots and

whiizgid were struts: remedies, ‘tad auf. eee npu ng emupna rm would he easily procured and ready to use This he called Dr Pierce'a Golden Medical Discovery It maintains the patienfs nn tritionh enabling him is sat, retain, digest

and all milrteigiuliggons folod It cvogl comes st c ta ity an s ptoms

indigo on and in this wsay gr, ni I.- awea iiésliaiilies ‘sie are one away

It fzmidcaathe bod a ainst tha 1:” 3: ton li flip' 1i‘il`lll‘il. K up the tissues and you on healthy leeh th’i‘l;c=le digsldnd' ‘to no:|risoli'ei.isia¢ abcauit e o y e t an scale, me

eine and 's willliont mtgililgaugllga slzlould read e "Cogiinioizl §ense Me 1

opuismrs. , youu :Aww--wsii, me isdn has ,

rendered a decision in our favor in that .

tm to get fees out of it.-Puck.

house. wh “O

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We are instructed by Patrick Lantry. Els.. ts nn by Petrie auction, 3 build- ing lots auduius Dwelllii House alto- ateii ea Ruston and Camgerlsnd Streets

gqmeny is the best 901117. Diff U0

1 vsrned by that maxim is ns!

who I I0, an honest man.-Whaiell

011 Wednesday, June 1511:, igos at i2_ `

N kt! at owners

fealdend at an dans untill sale. Terms ”" '°" “i°‘"°urr:s. .. , . ~'

WANTED -A ease or nsailaets that

Karsten Headache Powders will nos eine

luisnialnatas. -s < `

A viser," which aan e a ofgocen u one~c<n\ stamps for the cloth-hound bool. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Bahia, N. Y.

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Let us start you woi-kin% for us tack-

ing up show-cards and dis rlhutiu§ acl- vertis n matter, |840 a year an ex- penses fmio per day. e want one good mai; n eacii locality, iocalor hav- elling. Write a once for particulars.

SALUS MBDICINAL C0..

. Loiid.'in,oui,

existence were about three times its face

HE woar.D's OLDESI POLICY Holman

KARLES H BOOTH, who has just died at

hishomeio Englewood, N j I-le passed hi.sh\iMl¢d!h birthday September rg, ioc3,

e held Policy Nz za in The Mutual Liis nsurunoe Company of New York, issued Feb- WUY 1. |343. ilib Qrlt week ofthe Cornpany's

The addition! dtcllivd on his policy

Is there a lack of har mony in your Department of the Interior?

A little less meat.

A little more FORCE éftcn that restores the

balance

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This is The Label

This label in cod and

trousers, is money in your pocket. Behindthemsnwiic aeilstliegurment.s,ist.iiehosne of Fit Reform, tht rmkes them

The makers vouch for

every garment, bearing this Pit Reform label, BUT ONLY FOR THE GENUINE.

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Remember, a clerk's say-

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Always look for the label

shown above, with price as fixed by the makers, and INSIST that your suit or overcoat PROVE ITS IDEN TITY by bearing the Fit Reform label

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As in the past so now we

are showirvrsonie of the new- est creations in suitmgs and trouserings that are put on the market

lf you favor us with _,our

order you can depend on get- ting a graceful conifoitablc and well finished garment at a moderate cost

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Merchant Tailor, Morris Block

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Eldon by James Falconer. i

, Orwell by A. N. Jenkins.

Murray iver by Thos. L. Cook. Montague by Martin McKinnon.

Card gan by Bowlen Bros Fredericton b J. W. McLennan.

Y Summerhlge by Leonard Morris.

28 tis a wif "'

Georgetown by A. A. McDonald at Bros.

North T n h Hamilton Gambel.

North Lake lr Wallace Fraser.

Souria by F. McDonald,

Si.. Peter‘s Bay by P. R. Dwan.

Merell h Roasitcr & jay.

Tigzish iz john Gavin.

Al rtcn ily john T. Pro6t. Coleman by C. Wilkinson.

Wellington by joseph Gallant. North edeque by John A. Mann.

W.fGRANT 61 CO., at Charlottetown, Transfer Agents.

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McLau|hiin Carriages are for Sale on P E I at the Foilowinj Pletcssr-

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Wh wi ps 1.00 for Lis inn niest raw n of the above Black (.at by .i boy or gnl at tending school. Muni be on at card Syixlr niche! and your name and address on the back Lompetriion closes when stzhooi closes. All the iiiraw- ings wbmillerl will in dis played at our hosiery counter the week ending _lime goth Second prize 5oc, 3rd prize up

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boiilrii and iimnxd goods ur iiiiiir r h and ciher siapiesaie ncied io iheir exciiitrrr quiiiiiies iii-»y inane uooc* caring p ~.~i-rig, and lhnl meow. good hee lih

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Vive von me irciihle arid iriiiriivruiente ui 1 wir c rryirig lhcru t.ii ai our si nr, and leave your order for whiil vnu need and nur boy will deliver your goods very prompily We rlon t cha gr you exiin in il-ii

JOHN CONNOLLY 6. Co Quccri bt Ch lcwn

MULASSES AND SUGAR

lNow due to arrive fr/ini Barbed

oes a carefully wierted cargo of

bugar and Molasscs

Lowest prices quoicd while land- n

Horace Haszard

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purchase and sell at the lowest prices in the city

Q'Cnll and see

CON ROY Sndéilis

Sunnyside Ch town

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IF l'lEN

find delight in vanecl beauty the styles for this season should fill their souls with pleasure. Ncvcr before in the history of tailoring have fashions been more attractive, but unless placed in the hands of a good tailor they are useless. So he careful about your choice of a taller, We are the ones to patronize. Give us a trial and bc eonl vinccil thai we are equalled by few an excelled by none.

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THE NOBBY TAILOR, Great George Street.

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