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at war with the liquor lr tlic. Th free moral and rtsuon ibl» »r c

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REV. DR. CARM.-\N`S WORDS:

To come in and liok over our groceries. Our st ck is fine and fresh and guaranteed to be satisfactt xy \\'e keep everything in our line that is necessmy

genuine Church of Jesus Christ is a war with the liquor tratiic.”

There was once a Canadian public We commend these wofd* t° U"

man highly successful as a leader, readefs' They have the "ng of truth who boaasted that “though he was no and Smcentyj and "° mm advocate Saint himself he generally had one 0,. can shelter himself b hind a saint of two saints in his cabinet.” The re- the Patbem of Rev' Dr' Carman'

ply of a political opponent was that

_ the cabinet so composed reminded

The prices -well, that is what we want you to see when you are look- ing at our goods. Their lowness will surprise you.

whose pages the ladv perused whil

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St Paul s

SUNDAY SDNDDI. PICNIC

PYPP P

an

Ill ‘l.'6tl'lCl0DS DOVQI €[lC'0S€d DJBUW the sane imonious cas ers of t

WEDNESDAY .IULY |2th

will be held on the beautiful vrounds belonging to Messrs. A. C. and

JOUR BMW, lend themselves to cover up t

wickedness of the liquor tratlic,

West River Bridget

fi '.7

_ .___ and by every rum organ in the co

serve.

The “saints” whom the rum tra

can claim_as cloaks for. its iniqui

Abundance of food is being supplied

for the visitors’ tables, consisting of everything pleasing to the appetite, and the delicacies of the season to be had in . abundance at die Ice Cream and Re-

freshment Booth. Y » _ __

Amusements of all kinds will be sup, cases of doubtful sanctity. While

plied both for old and young, which the other side there are many of will include swings. races and other doubted .piety and eminence who

sports. Come and see the club swing-

cates of prohibition and who fail to denounce the principle of se ° permits for wrong-doing and deri ` _a revenue from rum. 'One of th

ing and havea kick at the football.

The staunch steamer Southport will

leave Ferry Wharf at 9 80 o‘i-lock a. in. and at 2 p. m : returning in the even- ing, reaching Charlottetown at 8

o’clock. _

Tickets for visitors-Return fare 15 Curllllll. 0lD1I\0ll¢ -BS I 8011019-1'.

teacher,a preacher and an admin

cents; tea 25 certs. Special rates for

families. _

Lots of clams to be had-in fact lots ad, as ,_ Patriotic Qpponent af 311 °t °'°rythmg' forms of evil which assail the fam'

July 11-td . a

nd the state. Dr. Carman last year made an

A ST. JIIES’

Sallllalh School Picnic AT MORELL

ence to the then approaching pleb cite. In the course of this adtlre he made the following reference to t question of revenue derived from t

ions of dollars into the Canadi

man P Are We honorable? Are bntherly? Certainly we are n

out of murder and arson and robbe out of wnorauce and insanity , seekin poverty and disease, a revenue out fallen men and women, desolat homes and the tears of the wives an

Thursday, July 13

The picnic will be held on a field

'owned by Mr. R. N. Cox.,

It is beautifully situated, has a

good bay and river shore front.

It also gives an extensive view of

surrounding country

Trout fishing in vicinity

(wood day s outing guaranteed

Special tables for visitors

Refreshment Booth

Strawberries and icecream Return fare for adults 25 cents

right method of dealing with intox cants ' And they are, unfortunate]

liibition, and the name of Re Doctor That as the apologist f license And thus we have vain t

munity, are fully aware of what t ,_ - _ , y , are doing and what purpose theygpat & ex please copy. _ _

the outspoken and unswerving adv

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traiiic.

“And yet it boasts it pays seven tn' -

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him ot a bo _.k which a young lidy of ____

his acquaintance frequently took with - her to church. 'lhe cover was that of Letter Prom supervisor Mac'

a prayer book, while within was the _ Phan' n latest and most objectionable novel 1

8 Silt,-Thrcugh the medium of your

“ . widely' circulated paper I wish to ' r- -

appireutly engaged with her de- test, most emphatically against thi; in- ‘ voiions. - -

_ _ _ _ .Justice done to t le officials of the ii if-

In like manner to the politician first nal ,or Inga” __ S 5 - - _

abou referred t th l l w » ° ' - -

1 resolution moved at tie regular meet-

and liquor sellers, in their oppo

tion to prohibition and their advo- ing of the City Council lafhnight b_\

e Councillor Nichofson, condemnng tte

cacv :if the license system, are quit wmm, to admin th” they are mm management of the As) lum unheard. and d'(’) not profess to be saints but I respectfully ash a discerning public their proud boast is that some eminent. i°:wm°_h°'ld the” /ludgemem “nm “” saints share their \ iews as to t

inipaitxal and independant investigation

e is hi ld, which I understazd will shortly

1' take place. Y, I have no hesitation in saying, that

able to quote the name of Rev erend so far as the general management is Doctor lhls as 0 en] 0 med :.0 ro concerned, the inmates at Falconwood

v " are better car.d for and moie kindly 0,. treated now than they ever were before. he I will not enter into details now, pei.- ” ding an investigation. which I do hope

and trust will not be a one sided one.

g ce undo

oath of all matters penetrating to eat

} ayet bi k

B t there is this difference The depaitment of the inet tation, viz -

inanimate covers are irresponsible f the pitfanatiou they unconscious

he but which will take so nizaii

0 '. ly attendants the food supply _the hetin

sutier The ministers of religion who “PPT-"inf ‘U9 55“it3l'§' °°“diti°U3- SUP

h visor’s department. and last but no

3 lea.-t the medical department.

Th k'

_ . an infr you for ycur space.

ts h h ma be ’ - _

f‘i1loli:\estilinaf`lIf>lilii“ii[ai.mesvi'n lgve ttiivern I remain youu truly'

Wir. MacPnaii.,

m' Supervisor. he ’ _

y Hospital for !n=aue, Jul 11 1899

r h

r immediate care of the patients bv th

t

are fortunatel few and in many ”»

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on I Y I

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.. .Hoofs Sarsaparilla. 1

n ` 1 _ __ _ 'l p e a hoivn in your is~ue U ' ' 0. 8 dl='U lefsi We _' ol tnis morning, wherein is contained :.

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we have now in' mind is Rev. Di; gunman” "min-7'“N:'d|

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ago " 1 EZ

9 have also given it y factory results. I

‘;,~S;f_§_=h;;;°°e;=1¢_;°f=eoC° °f the c°:;1c”:.’;".fr:..i.';:°..:.':.°‘i W .soc

ef 135 “PC W1 3 1 I" Sarsaparilla until well and gained 29 lbs.

5- ` It also benefited my wife." Arrnnn Mii.i.s

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NPVCI' D/iffp/_ig//_,[._

Uzethompomt ofdzseasc

kanacluor pam. Bat the

°§ blood B the feeder of the

ivfzole body. Pufifyffwil'/1

Severn Paho- I had “vm mins lu

my form of neuralgia. -lly~

trator. and known throughout Can- d it mf *°t“°euH3§

aby with satis- to recommend

Hood‘s Sarsaparilla to others.” Mas. Joins La Pass, A240 Church Bt.,Toronto, Ont.

- Gomnloto Exhaustlon-“After time

h

_ Hood’s Pills euro liver ills; the non-irritating and

revenue. Is the Government guil less? _ .

D gnly cathartle to take with Hood’s

Are the people guillless P Are we hu- I I

° FURNITURE AUDTIDN.

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Christian when we raise our revenue _ _ #-_

I am instructed by Miss McDonald to

é sell by auction at her residence. Pownal

of Street, next to convent. on Wednesday

the 12th of July inst., commencing at

d 10 o’clock a. m`., all the housescld ef-

mothers, and the wail of the orphan facts °f th-9 law JOIN* Andrew MCDOU- There is nothing wise about this there a1d~ E59 ~°°mPfi5lDg 3 ]°t Qf M8h0g8D}

ur and other Furniture. I V93 R. BEARISTO

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is nothing manly nothing noble O

_ statesman should show themsel _ .

tea 25 cents worthy of the name in this matter as July 121| AU0li0D09¥-

Train leaves city at 9 30 a m (hd a Gmdsmne’ 8’ Tmey' 3 Galt

G; d th should leave the Government to m

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mes’ races an G er amusements who can carry it on without debauchiiig `

P"°“d°d° W A STFW,AR,_-F the people into dru___n_kards and sots.

f f' cure public buds". »"How, then sho i.."‘*.tn.“"'f>§T.'I.‘L%°“h“€5.?.”°i5.°‘&‘a%."3“s?.’L2l' we ballotboxt G-nada. boiiy

K%|id With Iwi Utter. El0ctl'i¢ light-B etc. son] sghgglg churches .nd

od . 1 to M _ E. .’ ’

§'§¢inms¢.i§-"ri’.Jaii‘i§ §nmer,"scn~roii?i'i‘<i’\' agriculture. commerce. mauutactu.

,and are sold _ Bacchus and his minio

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The time has come when you snould,_.j_look up you wardrobe and se bow you are ‘fiIt3§'_f0l;_spring war.

WIUUUMW

I6 the event of yoirdeciding to inveéin a suit or s

overcoat, etc., act-_prompftly by' onlur§ the same

All

- - ‘ _ » “A1as!~alas as a peop1e,if we . _. . ' i

Secy s°h°°1~ force our-Guvgiat in partnership _ _

July 4--7i with dis;i11ef“_;g§’»“j"1¢0nkeeper8 to Se About 2000 loads for sale, delivered

toany part of the city. 5 Ordlsrs leg; a' Dodd & Rogers’ store wi1L redslive

_ prompt attention, ~ - ‘

_ _ . ' . -JOHN GILLIS.

B 'July 10, 3i° '

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Fire Dollars Reward

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son who _will give information'thni will lead to the conviction of the per. son or persons who stole the board. _from the fence of the pasture knowi as the Brecken Field, between tht

hom _» - i railway crossing on f the Lower

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We P I _ \\'ED.\`I'Igl;A_Yz JULY I2 \899 Y Housekeepers

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ANNIVERSARY

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$10,000 WDRTH l`0 BE SOLD THI

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MY STORE .at “MY STORE” .et “M

c SALE ENDS JULY

.a¢ DOORS OPEN AT 7.30 A l'\

` All goods sold for cash or wool taken in exchange

. Having just completed our first year in business, we fl

customers for the liberi-l pitmnuge extended to us, and portunity of celebrating our' first anniversary by 'giving _ bargains this month.

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i ~ » Pleasant View -llotol, Hampton, P. E. I;

_ u|_A'r1'|-new sulrrn, Pnonilron.

THIS HOTEL situated in _one ofthe inost beauti_fiil'pai-ts of Palos 1;

Edward Island, has become a favorite resort. ' ' ‘ '

It is within a stones throw of a splendid beach, where' the bathing is

unsurpassed. _ ~ ~~-~~ ~ ~~~. -~ ~-- -' -

The hotel is comfortably furnished, and a _gQggi_._thbl_e is p_rovided.__ | Pleasant View Hotel is distant from Charlottetown about 19 miles by

Bonshaw Road. The drive is one of the -prettiest to From Crapsud the distance is 4 miles. Coachmeets the .boat atthc lsttei:-;place to convey passengers to the hotel. ` _ ' ' ‘

Intending visitors may inakearrangements by writing to the proprieto

or by enquiring at the Examiner oflice or at Johnson 98: §Iohnson’s Tourist Information Bureau.

TERMS:-$5.00 per week; for family parties, $3.00 per week, Hotel will be opened for season on July lst.

MATTHEW'SMlTH, Proprietor

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