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CHAMPIONSHIP

_ ‘T GAMES U ﬁre Maritime Provinces Amateur

Athletic Association will be held on- the Grounds of the

tfiiim llliliilc lssuciaiion

On the Afternoon of

lllllBSllAY. AUG. 29ili. l9lil.

The following is the list of events open to has ﬁde residents of the Maritime Provinces: l.‘ m; yar isédaah d m“ ‘L Putting 1 poi-in 5-. 22o yards ash a Pole vault 3, i, mile bicycle a. [brewing i6 pound hammer 7, vao yards run _ l. Running high Jump o. Half mile bicycle 1n as) yards clas _ n. Running bro~d1ump n One mile rnn 13., One mile bicycle 13kg‘) 1y tasr (ivsildmlfekscontested in the above ‘Q I. order, and intengingl competitors wlll govern &me_ Eves acoor ng_y. is close with thﬁ Kent. Serdcye trtynit 11H . , on Prida , ugiis s a 1 - a ﬁnd should be made through: Secretaries globe. on oﬁcial entry blanks. In the use of isdivduals net so enteredJatisfactory evidence nﬁbe produced of amateur standin . Blanks xyhe obtained from any aﬁflint club, or bxthe H . Secret t Hall ax. ‘the fee it‘: each gvreynf ls ﬁt‘ cents, to ac ny entry. Any further in ormation wi l lefurnished on applimtion. p Style fare from all points.

n. T. MclLKElTH.

Hon. Secretary, ‘U. P. A. A. A" s! eod 6i 45 Saekville St. Halifax, N. S. HUNT TH RBW TH EM AWAY

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his just like throwing away nioneg. Witch gun throw away the SNuW IHOE TA S which anon ewry o1“: of Bobs, Pay Roll and cu "rency Chewing Tobncco- Save km and you can have your choice of 15o hand i: presents.

Ask your dealer for a catalogue. liq, igeod & wtf.

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BY AUCTION

Toe uodersigneri is instructed t0 ssllat Public Auction on the prem- invon Wednesday the 4th. day of

ﬁltitlibﬁi‘ next cr- 12 dcicck noon the.‘ ve y valuable business stand

m ouanp i’

Busiesil Piles 0n Earth

Still we are kept on

the jump all the time to viccomodate our custom- i ers, who ap reciate our all the time rgain sale.

We have snaps in all lines of Crockery and Glassware.

Siting is Believing.

So come and see for yourself.

H ‘Seton and Mrs.

W. P. Colwill,

Sunnyside.

known as the “ William Dodd Prop’ *““*’-'”‘°“*'

arty at precent occupied by J. B. McDmsld having a frontage of 28 feet on Queen Sweet and extending blclr therefrom 103 feet.

Al o the Warehouse and Lot in the rear and fronting on the lane or right of way to Grafton Street Sl 1 2 ice: front by 5O feet.

This prJpei-ty is without doubt the ans: r Joanie business stand in Char- lotietown.

A 200d title will YBIBlJF-SQI‘.

Term-l made known at 851i or on lppllCl-Dliill to Davies it Harzsrd Solicitors ilcc. Charlottetown.

R BEARISTO Auctioneer. (Isa-rlotietown Aug 31st 1901 33e0d.

be given the

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WOLFVlLLE, N. S.

Handed 113* as a Christian College. Arts course marked by breadth and thoroughness. Wide-range of electives in last twoyears. Eleven proiessc rs, 41-c3l3llStS in their respectivefle- you trecnts. diaridari 0i sci clnrsnip high. Quality" of‘ wvrl; recognized by Hannqrfi, Yale, {nrzieii 2.2:‘. l" ‘ago, as equal to that of the best {girls-diam u’ ages. One hundred and fcrty Hndellis‘ pur. Qnq arts course last year.

lilectivl- CO1‘. -e in Pedagogy recemly added Si; curriculum.

Students iie-iririr; to take only afpertial crlurse ‘nay select sin-ﬂies subject to the apflfuYil of the Fruity.

Expense; re = = Js-rr of scholv- cunts Wedncs.

For ell-ca. 11:".

rail" -. A CYISQiiEFRlEIC ."-'.‘.‘.‘.l- ps available. Next session t", (‘ict zrJl.

or Further inlowiatisn send t

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Plilliill. Pililill lliliiiiil.

Also 150 boxes of Oranges and lemons, at

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Alﬁfﬁlil

The King of Wall Plasters

Fire Proof, Sound Proof

will not crack or scale o6.

One third less coal will heat your house a plastered with Asbectlc.

When having your glen prepared see that Lsbestic Plaster}: speci ed. ASBESTINE-Fire ProoLColdlWnter Paint. lore durable than Oil Paints at one third the price. ' ALBESTOS Stove Lining will save you time. andmoney and may save your stove. Costs about‘ one half as much as other linings and lasts threr

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Lower Queen St, ChW-own

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ltiin liaitli s is a Pleasure

bat a poor Watch b worse than muse. OurWAtdiea are not only good but are thoroughly tated and legislated before being eold- ‘ we mcloe a specialty of supplying ciscomeu with Watches at low

w? illliilll.

Teweler, Great Geo. St 3 doors from Grafton.

spill, c. s.

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BURNS‘ CORNER. Charlotte Street, mdnoy. C. B~ ‘Jay 6 d&w

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raise objections bu: Gcd said

Maritime W. B. M. U.

' (continued from third page) , Wednesday evening was devoted to a plea from meeting in the interests of ‘participated Mrs. Clark of Freder- Nalder of Wlndor. The ﬁrst speaker was Mrs. Ira M. Smith whose subject was Home Missions. She dealt principally with some of the reasons urged against Home Missions

as compareddwlth Foreign Mlcslonp viz: support-lug a small church in some

in

i‘; rural district ls considered by some a

needless expense. In answer to that letltbo known that if these little churches

, are not kept allvc what lsto become

of the the principles which aredear to us as a denomination! If we as Baptists fall to teach them it is not in the nature of things to expect them to be taught at all. Again from these little obscure churches come some of our cblect and strongest men, men who fill conic of the foremost positions in our oltlee with credit to themselves. Look at the great Northwest, our own fair homeland. People fromevery nation are locking into Canada and it ls our duty toglve them the Gospel. Ours is the opportunity. A _

Solo “What of the Home‘ was beauti- fully rendered by Miss Hatch ‘cf Wolfvllle. The next speaker was Mrs. I. C. Archibald one of our returned mission arles. Her subject was the Foreign Field. In her own inevitable manner our sister held the attention of the audience ac she showed that God's pro- mises dependent upon the ‘fulfillment of certain conditions. Abraham was called of God and to hlm were given certain promises on certain dltions. Tbesscondltloiis were not ful- ﬁlled and 71s that the Isrealltes instead of possessing the promised land are scattered‘ over the face of the earth. There are giants in the land to-day and the church of God ls afraid a: them. “Go ye luto all the world and preach the Gospel to every creature in Christ's last command. Some who call themselves God's people tell us that somehow in the great love and mercy of God the heathen will be saved whether we send them the Gospel or not. This is one of the giants abroad to-day.Another giant is the fear ofthe cxpenseof missions. We needthis autumn on our Foreign ﬁeld three mission families, one for the Savaras, one fora new station adjoining- lng Tekali, and one to go tothe assistance of Mr. Sanford at Vlzlanagram. Are we ackingtoomuch of the church of God when we ask for these three families? Take God's word for the answer He has given to His Church the great commis- slon. His penple are stewards of the manifold grace of God. Are we going to be faithful to Christ who gave himself fora lost world. In the famine of98 and 99, in one county in India 10,000 people starved to death, although enou gh food for them was stored in a granary owned by one man who was surely not a good steward of what was in hie posses- sion. Lot us not be like that man unfaith- ful stewards of the Bread of Life.

The next address was given by Rev. L. D. Morse another of our missionaries on furlough. Mr. Morse said he did not intend to spend much time describing the countryto which he expects to return this autumn. Listening to Mrs. Archibald had led his mind back to India. viii-h its thousands of mud huts and the more stately residences of the higher classes. India is no imaginary laud. ‘Tis

age in India may be compared to the stars of Heaven though the stars may be very briLhL ones. We need no eloqu n‘. speeches to enlist our sympathies, what we need is the will to do as we are told which is simply serving God. None of us like sham. Christ says “Why call ye me Lord and do not the things which I say”. call ourselves the servants of God, are we or are we not? To serve the Lori is simply to do his will. Christ willeth not the death of one sinner. Are we doing His will ue less

' we strive to the utmost of our abiliy to

give the Gospel to Lhe perishiug millions

in India. ‘When God called Anu-zca bu lead the cnildren oi Israel lvloses begun to “Goand I

will be with tiles." The same can be said of Jeremiah, of Soul of Tents and 0t many others ewen lire singles of Heaven have no business of ill/ill‘ own, it is illeirs" m do ilwy are: told. "lie their wlilel;l1 to do His will Slixll knmv of his ‘lkvififillile " Nova" what is His will concerning His servants and Heathen India Z ‘lVhat is our duty to tiles-e tyvo millions or share

___ _ ~ x ‘ Q. i ' of India Brtpiiebfs of these lllzzritime

Iniesiliiini‘ i: he LO 3 Provinces? “G0 preach my Gospel saith

the Loni." “l am the vine ye are the

Ba-ﬂistar» &C- branches” Look at your fruit trees, = - q ._ , I , 3 zii-i-"iz "- hi

{my} ignite iigq-i 5m" CAPE BRHrciiH-l- :;.;;::.. 2:: g Jib-Jill; ) {j h {gill} Branch Gilles, tllace Bay. C. B, 8a,,’ the we h, "

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lCliristiaii School for youriiz men and be"

ers the ioiiov.-..ig_c.:ur>cs: j

Matriculatiwn c- uraeﬁcieiitiﬁc course. General

mrse, BUSlllCrui COUFnC and Manuel Training purse.

There are nine teachers on the stall, four o! whom are iii iesirlence.

The Academy Home is undergoing repairs and will henceforth be heated by hot water and lit by electric light.

in connection with the school there is a §nicnilz depirzment for boys under fourteen years of ape. School reopens on the 4th of Sept. For urther inforrmtlcin apply to

H. L. BRlTiliAlhi, Principal, ‘Volfviilc, N. S.

Collections promptly attended Lo. 330v l9 dﬁcw 3 mos. ‘

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BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR- JJLLECTIONS PRO. TLY ATiENDiD T0

NORTH SYDNEY, C. Br rlov 2i) 3 mos dirw

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instill stiller

BARRISTERS, souciiossf ° sources, PUBLIC, arc. OFFICES; He. Donald's Block, Qarlntirea

the trunk, our life in Christ. We have no record of salvation to any one except by ‘suznsn "responsibility. ‘We have onlya little while in which to work, let us be up and doing xvhile it is called tc-dny. Se>siori closeil with prayer by Rev. lﬂélnC ‘iVnllace.

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DO NQTEXPEBIIvISN l‘ on; new E iilers’ Blackberry Cordial. Remember it has stood the test of long experience, a thor- oughly‘ reliable remedy for all Summer Complaints rei-‘Eirndm {tllil Adults, 2.5 cents at all dealers.

- Sydney, Cape Breton, N. S. _ , ‘ _ mi A6 Special Attention wEcgiLTincrion an, A ‘ﬁlfeﬁfnniﬁltnfﬁﬁﬁ 2i . DENTIST. . Borrowed I client may acquire. a ’ v WOLFVILLE, N, g, M, ,_ m” ,0 m “w” illlli Hlililltlift iislig Slllit, Ofers FUSE“ §§i1i§.w°m°°' ~00! o“ 17’ 68nd“? W " _ . . . r»-»-=;;;-, “an; an. ‘Zfi-"ssm 1-1 mum Exlittllet in ilAtE iiunni ctmifr" AR¢H l BALD cit s. - a ll Iliilnimryin lSqRiPmcnL. Skinﬁéoglld Cg: ' i ' i K »- kind‘ o‘ Gene“! and

Eﬂllelfreeply Christian in Asso-

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Missions. Openediwith devotional exercises

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but a black spot. on the map but one vill- »

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ma. J. Richards, Bldeford, Mrs. n. Mo- Dougall and Frank Trainer City? went west. on Saturday afternoon.

Messrs. D. S. McQuarrle, Crapaud; A. P. Trowsdale and Wesley llyershVict-oria were in the Cltyon Saturday, a 1 '

Among those in the City on Saturday were.—E. Boswell, Victoria; A. P. Trows- dale, Victoria; Frank McMillan, Summer- side.

Mr. Robert Fcnnell and Mrs. Fennel) leave thismornlng one vlclt to Boston. They will beaccompanled by their two daughters.

Mr. Edmund Duchemln, N. Jersey, ac.- companled by his wlfc were passengers by the westbound trait! on Saturday to vlclt friends in euinmersldc.

Anions then-usages: by Prlacccc Saturday morning worm-A. W. Robb for Hallfanhfrc. J. L. Thompson and III McPherson, Plctouﬂlilrs. Robb, Amherst

Bcv. Mr. Brlne,,oame to the Olty from Summer-side on Saturday morning and entered the Punt» Edward Island Hospi- tal. His friends will regret to loam that he ls not enjoying good health,

Amen: the passengers by the outward QXDreBQ-Saturday worse-Prof. O. l’. Ko- Mlllan, Mrs. H. C. McMillan, Alhcrton; Capt. ._T. M. Jones, E. Stewart, Ottawa; Mr. AlemMcDonald for Nature Falls.

Mrs. M. C. McDonald, Quincy, Macs: the Misses Winnie McRae, ‘Ilene Mc- Rae, Katie McRac, Florence MoSwoln

Donald, Point Prim, lefgLpn jird for "Boston, Mass. via St John. I I

SUM’SIDE AND WEST

The Latcst M178 Prom Princc County.

Miss Nellie Gordon, Waltham, Mass., is visiting Mrs. Edward W. Petersﬁuminer side.

Tats ls the day of the postponed yacht race for the boats ln Class A‘. What about

the winner challenglng- the best boat in Georgetown I '

THE proprietor of the Chicken Fatten- lng station of Wllmot jnct east of Sum- mersldc recently had a visit from Mr. J. A. Mann of Burlington, the well known cattle buyer. He in company with another gentleman, spent an evening with Mr. Hilson, who is a most genial host. After receiving several pointers from the proprietor, they returned quite

"satisﬁed that the industry if carefully

handledphould be quite remuneratlve and near future should be the means of bringing a large gmounf, of money to the Island. Mr. Mann would strongly urge upon the farmers, the advislbllity of raising the right kind offowl, vizZ-The large Ply- mouth Rook, in order to meet the require- ments of the English market. Mr. Mann speaks in terms of the highest praise of the courtesy shown him by the proprietor and family. Tun GUARDIAN understands that it is Mr. Mann's inten- tion soonto take anlnterest in this in- dustry. ‘ _

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WHY CROUP IS FATAL.

When croup attacks our child you must be ready for it. t comesas inn accompaniment to an ordinary cough, or it may attack without warning. All ills of children develop quickly, and when any kind ofcough appears there should be something at hand to stop it with promptness: Many a child has choked to death with croup because the right remedy was not convenient. Every one shouldknow that the right safeguard for a cinlds cough or any cough is Adamsonb Botanic Cough Balsam. With this sooth- ing compound in the house, croup is al- ways easily checked and relieved.

‘lo giye a child a “cough mixture” containing anarcotic is a very serious matter, yet most preparations contain something of this kind. Adamsods Botanic Balsam is prepared from the pur- est exiracts 0' barks and roots and gums of trees, and is bealthgiviug in every com- ponent part of it. Where ever it touches an inflamed surface, it heals and soothes it. Nothing every compounded for cough is so hlifllliﬁoﬂ, and nothing so effecacious. Adamsons Balsam is an old remedy ‘and it has never lost a friend through failure to help. Keepvit in the house. try it on your own cough and do your child a. good turn by being ready for any eingrzency. Price 25oents at any drug- gis s.

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SOLDlBRS Requires r02 MANY YEARS.

Captain A. W. Perry, of the Eleventh Cavalry, who has just returned from the Philippine Islands to the United States slates that, in his opinion, the presence of a large body of soldiers willjbe required in the Philippines for many years to come. Captain Perry went out weighing 185 pounds, and has returned Weighing 105, and with his health temporarily shattered.-

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A WZINDERFUL Mill DEAD.

Kenneth .1. Mal-en. atria.

. ‘HONEY .10 Lanai-if’: " .~ OFFICE-direct’! Building. . . ]

i A Summer-aide

Flat River; and Miss How

Edward Kimball who died in Chicago the other day, was the man who ﬁrst '- '; tonne-vi the nlzoughts of Dwight L. Moody ‘ 5 to tzvaﬂgﬁliz-sbid work. He had raised A church debts to the amount of $10,000,111).

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and for yobr beneﬁt.

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Will ﬁnd our establishment the right place l» l‘ zheir orders-

Garments made by us are noted for their ease, g end good ﬁnish. Our stock is replete with fashionable ‘r i ens British and (lauadinn manufacture.

We are agents for the celebrated OXFORD TWEE and have new over 100 PATTERNS in stock.

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hlerchant Tailor, Morris Blot-k Op. Post Oﬂice Charlottetown.

There is no gum . or rubber or anylhjgg in Corticelli Skirt Protec- tor that will chafe your shoes. 't is made of specially awn Specially spun and specially woven W00 . . ‘t. is . otter than any other-skirt protector because it is made of different and better wool-it has an elastic, runs weave, tilet dries out ckly when wet and ‘sheds dust sadly ‘- _.' Sewedion ﬂat-incl: turned over- pne ortwo rowso stitching’ —-everyi glressgoods shade. - . a LSoId every- where 4 cts. if“ Itlfd- . Belerftiins?