no link, Pnin and Expense

mania for using the knife, and mend an operation for piles in sc hen Dr. Chase‘s Ol

great diiiiculty and considercbl fthat I was able to stool. At this :crisis I purchased a. box of Dr. C ,Ointment but I had little or no fa.

. i

.gtrie box cn:-~~l me, so th§t the uiisappear-_i__ . .l also the ex Qgwelling, i S661 ll"_3 8, dlff€l`€Qi

4 o ay. _'

§!ha.t Dr. Chases Ointment save i er ' dan ercus and ainf

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Slriecne Blender

Operating for P

Operation Avoided by Ulin Clnl¢’u Ointment-A Min Experience. Too many doctors seem to ha

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signin; :life beecingaii; =`f?°“f.;§dy;iiiif Amfme other things Mr- King is re

and they ultimately a'.;_._..1 _`. .` ; violent form. L.';rge lu.;f_\s l tcesses formed, so that it

it. as I had tried various remed fore and to no purpose.

"Now, imagine how great and vas my si“`i\-"rfse to find that ji

t -d and ha'\`e 'mt the least

from a. v 5 S D eration and many years of stiff

U . .

1f...°“..‘;f.‘:..;i;°;;¥§s‘.;;°ai*i..i;.:i1.§§.ii fe ed he of

a, _ , n . . ,_ _

of others similarly afflicted."

Dr. Chase's Ointment, 60 cents at all dealers, or Edmanson, Ba

t

Co.. Toronto.

0

e s hase`s and others warmly resented the pro

ieith iff uttcrniices of Mr. King. Probabl

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it was the moiliei- seeking to prote boy from danger that first gave blr the W C T U , movement. It W

W '.2-5’

iltcr-‘I ¢ _i

or on _ Willard gave herself to the great) IF BY- SATURDAY’ JUNE ' 1900` one department of which stands for

life for Joan of Arc and Grace Darling and a host

ve g The Seckville Post tells ofa Met

ff';“(‘& clergyman by the name of Rev. Mr.

Us

ales W ntment would who recently attended the District effect a thorough and lasting cure. § Rev. S. A. Duprau. Methodist Aster, Consecon. Prince Edward C O t. t t s:-“I w ‘~~ ~~~bl

m.,,_ ing at Baie Vert-c and expressed

UMW. sympathy for Paul Kruger and the

' 'NYY to haveexclaiined, “I consider ever

an

-,~,--;;°~_ ,who fought in South Africa was i

Pascoe _ upon thc _-f~l=_off`a children. The b

B 3 fourteen who is ii habitual cigarette

pf.; service of the devil." Rev. Mr. enero

s be

another Methodist minister can be

o ' ‘s

t‘;;“PS lthis misnamed King, who is so

ual , _

man :_ subject.

`oul>t

IDS """°°°'°

sgligf The city had a trial of the Royal

it produces Either the plant o

it

-

Grange lllarmalade

We have just received quantity of Marmalade in b e tins at

45 CENTS.

Also Cross tl: Blackwell

Orange Marmalade in 7 lb

his T5 cts. -

1§.i>;liiciioi & co.

ii.- ,_

C Phone 126

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Y lighting has been and is about as

a civilized people will ever put up If the plant is half what an efficient

charge of it 1

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`many advantages over those who

S

S

ownIad`airs” etc.

draughts nor fmt the rsyfof 4 - but will be prerhqed to enjoy life#

truest sense. As a mother she will

UPG

S Death

To ,exec “Horn Flies” on cattl

hcris,

ldexpensive, sure, easy to apply Btn flow of milk and comfort

ttttfer.

` ' sale only by

E. HUGHE

#_ ~ .

Prowse Block. Sunnyside. -A-\ _

ation stock, T ‘on Hens,

stock-pays it’s cost man

- c ani will beable to guard them

ing feet.

The next item on the program

sand .- A

capable of considering a matter

Of as those of the' sharper sex. y The question box was opened

several questions answered by

The proceedings of the session

interspersed by music, two excellen

the enjoyment of the session.

° .L _

l'ew1>rowseB1ock. First doorto the rig

¥ilf`actory work. Reasonable pnoe. Tokphone zio.

expressed herself as delighted

f ' ' Apothecnries Hall.

-'l- _ _ ---'_-2 Miss Ellis, the Y. representative

1 with devotional exercises, reading

A Rev. D. B. McLeod.

Q _

_ 3 Greetings from the Ministerial Ass

OUR LBRGF STORE

:an do in the way of

Supplies. V _ _ = _ _ ,Z ' ' g _ _ , Emma” = ` The time to inspect our display of new Tea Betts, Cliamber Seite Ind

°t;‘;;f;th°;’lP“sSe‘d ":'°tP;3‘;t;‘o°:’5(’h€‘;_:;a“::;’ _ Dinner Settl in the newest shapes and decorations. Lowest Prices.

mond and ilttingly expressed by hi

Branch of the Dominion Tem

QQIUCW §'

Boers.

ported

30 S _ . t ty;-__. in Canada who shares the sentime

b°& management is at fault No inspe

report can weigh against the fact th

W. C. T. U. ADIOUR

before her. She will hear less of expressions as “Our Graudmo stayed at home and attended to their

She will know more about the ru

hygiene, proper cooking,the advanta

pm” mr’ etc' Sim Wm not b°"§§_ha»;`gslfn greatly to the evenings entertainme

more about the training of her fa

many apitfall spread for their un

s This paper was thoughtful and ins tive, full of interest and was com ed upon* by Mrs. Johnson and ot

parliamentery drill conducted by

Rutherford President, of Dominion C. T. U. For half an hour a ques was discussed in such a manne shows that the majority of wome

giving an opinion upon it fully as

Rutherford, Mrs. Whitman and o

Nova Scotia, was iutroducedto Convention by the Courtesy Com.

, ,present _and to convey the flthe N. Y_’s _ toythose- assembled. , Thursday evening Sth session, one

h _

, ture by Rev. R. F. Whiston, prayer

_tion were conveyed by Rev. G. P.

short address of welcome on beha

citizens by Mayor Warburton.

Greetings from the Charlotte

r

Chappell and in behalf of the Sons of

J A purity. We believe in the whifte

hodisb iwo,wehold that a young man __ l measure up as pure a character asl kms’ T inands in a woman. 2 Mwif' Reference was made ta the cis’ warm habit and its pernicious iniluencc

the health and morals of the youth land. The sud part is, tliat this spreatling to the young girls as \v

Y ma" the bays I-‘F _- ationists everywhe n the noticing ‘R _ 'fi Of cigiirette

0" cannot compete with the boy of t

Y “M whodoes not touch them. Morally,

not as the whole. The president is the 'main-

foulld theboy addicted to this habit is nts of houesias he ought to be, is not

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poor a trus.ed.

educ~-'.~i_~ the foreigners who settle

C 1 privilege to adfli-css a meeting of light' ders in the city of Winnipeg where r the is a V4 . C. T. U. Union. These ctolas need io be insiiiicted; every cne of

have vases and will count in the

at the ment of this great question which

The \\`. C. T. U. desire to send 'o

the rni~-sionarics they can witha vi

fair _l li iiuiuion. lt had been the spe

Ele t- l . .

ct her took care of e little babe in an ark of bul-A

the to rushes, thus saving the life of ,the Leader

as 'for of God's chosen people. A little serving rances maid led her master to God’s Prophet for

work, healing, thus saving him soul and body. social To come down to more modern times

should of others might be mentioned to prove the ie tic _extent of the' work that cm be ac-

, fsouiplished by only a girl. '-

9,r@_i,\,<= ll In the Temperance work the girls are

upzzii , needed. .Even in this 23th century the of our ' f_-mise is not apopularone. In the home

evil is .-1 _ii-cat work can be done by tli e g'.rli;*.he ell as mothers need their help. Nothing can be re are perfectly done without a perfect pattern.

using Let the older ones, the mothers

oy of in the liome,and the older Y’s be careful

user to setaperfect pattern. The model Y welve has been comparedtoa. watch, one little

too, part out of place hinders the working of

to be spring and the treasurer the lever that

, moves the balance wheel.

ut an 1 The Secretary, the Vice-President also

n our success of the model Y. A copy of the akcfs [Continued on Fifth page]

1_1*-its

i

lcelan there

ilarmingly Prevalent

them

settle- ' never _--

had as will be settled till it is settled right. ‘ _- ! M

with. Dr. Anderson being callr-fl upo

phmt pressed himself as being :llsrougl

accord with every good .voi‘i;. The and object of the ‘»\ . C. T. U. as h derstood it is the elevation of hum

se in

As a teacher of the young all his

o{lScientific Temperance in the

‘Sigh temperance to the young.

able to be present.

es of and a solo by Mrs. W. H. Watts

~ 5 its ’ Session closed with Doxology an k nediction by Rev. D. B. McLeod.

devotional exercises led by Mrs.

m tr for credentials, Mrs. Rutherford,

W8S B

young.

12? _ Election of ofiicers as follows:

r as ’ are tetown.

an Wen berton.

an _

_Mrs_ side. __

ers

were town.

t

d to Fritlay afternoon seventh session

from Rutherford.

to be the Bible.

erin live in. Look with me at some

VS by girls of the Bible.

NS had been engaged in it profession w

° has for its object the same thing.

was in full sympathy with the teac

schools. Good results must follow

V t faithful sympathetic teaching ofomor

.h 'Regret was`expressed that owin U ers _

other engagements the Premier was

,es of é"%Iusica»l»selections, a. quartette byM 8 I Stanley, Campbell, Whiston and Tu

fs'

8

now -Friday morning sixth session opene

wiii- "'°°"° _ _

The following committees reporte

tm() Mrs. Large on plan of work, Mrs. Mc

hen Pres. gave valuable information re ers. .

ing plans of work particularly among

tion Pres.--Mrs C. E. Strong, Summersi

First Vice-Pres.-Mrs Johnson Ch

“ d county vice- Pres-urs M. Learn,

Queen‘s.-Mrs J. C. Clark, Bay Vie

d Rec.~Secy.-Mrs D. A. Sharp, Sum

m o 'Cor.»Sccy. Mrs. Mathieson, Charlo

1 = Trees.-Mrs Poole, Charlottetown.

' bein: given by Rev. Mr. u'nistonS;§§ A“'““°"~“M"‘ Lame' C““'1°“'°°°"“'

Miss Down both ot which adde ed with devotional meeting led by

the Miss Ells of Windsor, N. S., gave an and dress on the Model Y. and the Y. Girl

gs of _ Among other things she said much

be done by the girls of. to-day to make

ned world a better place for, our brothers

Agirl watchel by the riverside a

ily in _ ' 883,31 llimmin Than Ever SL Before.

hich

He --'-'-

hinge '

D

li

g to

_:_ Bnmnounil

-ner, ‘ déied ATrue Cure for the Ter

<1 Be- rible Disease.

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r

n

<1 by l ' i '

Small

de» 1 but soon-too soon-the victim is pronoun arlot- cerl incurable, and left to die.

Dr. Phelps’ world-famed medical pres

; one great and positive cure for kidney oil

W. ; =.'_.,_::~'~'.s _mtii as Bi‘ight`s disease anddiabet

= --_ .» a_ of f_L-_- awful and dreaded malady

tte-§ _‘litter -i i~i'i-:.1 use of Paine’s Celery Com

86° digestion, and brings them into perfec

No case of kidney trouble is too dime

to ‘ "P.uNi;’s.” the " _--_¢--i- `

Our Sodi '11 ifonounccd by all to be the

as we onlyn. the ' 'imcus American B &

of

ocia-

in

What havoc!

Tem pepsia, catarrh, and general de-bility

Ray- . . e - ¢ in . _ Dtsfzgured Jkm if °f Wasted muscles and decaying bones.

WW” Scrofula, let alone, is capable of all t a

» ou dou’t like Soda try a bottle of Bir

Qystal Ginger Ale," made in Belfast, Irela “ard bythe King.

%l§"$~

V

mms

lf Pill To Buy At Perkins

Special I

on Pl ue Iiuck and enim Skirts

27 white Pique Skiits-$1 00 to $3 35--some

plain-others with embroidery insertion at 25 per cent discount

Ladies white Pique Coats, 4 on’y at $1a_0

0 per cent discount

5 Ladies white Duck Sluits at 2 50 trimmed

with insertion at 25 per cent discount.

16 Ladies Crash Skirts at 1 10 1 25 and 2 10

at 25 per cent discount

o ie

only Navy Blue Denim Skirts at 2 70 at

count 33 1 3 per cent

36 Childrens white skirts, age 8 16 12 yedis,

price 29 4oc, o0c at 25 per cent discount

Our Milhnexy businf ss is ‘rushuigy iplease leave

your cider as early in the week as possible.

F Perkins dr Co

W ea

ew to havean important part to play in the

._ .. iliaily Kidney Tmuhe ore

`\d‘M'Di 'ul §1HlU§LA@i.'rf1¥F¢'$3'L ini-Tk‘“'4"T’ T WIXFW

9!

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is Paine’s Belery

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The Millinery Leaders.

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- Kidneytrouble. the mostinsidious and ’ decep-L ive of all diseases is on the increase,

dl 1 and cutting down its thousands every R216 1 year. It works for many months on its D091- victims before they are properly aware of B910' their true condition. Then there is fear

the and dread alarm, and the physician is

hurriedly consulted. Experimenting| on

' the suffering one is then proceeded with

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- Nothing helpsa mm to forget his troubles, more than I

Al- ,cription,l"aine’s Celery Compound is the

comfortable, perfect-Bttxng, and well made suit.

ti.-~>f =_. 1. ii is. ihf- only medicine that reaches

'Ihat is where the art comes in--making them comfortalfe.

Our manygears experiencein making clothes 1| what helps

us to give, with our elegant d 8, iust thecomiort you wept. from us and get the quality thecomfort, the high chad Inieh, and

f, the moderate price

JOHN McLEOD 6: C0

pound the s-_zfierer from kidney trouble

gets rid of backache, headache, constipat

ion, bloailg and that const-aut call to ui-in

092°' ate. The wonderfull and curing com Mrs. pound acts gently on the kidneys, the

liver, the stomach,and all the organs o

S Of _harmony with each other.

° ' ult

Crm for the life-giving virtues of Paine's the 'Celery Compound. See that you ge

st

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nd flavors. u A L z C

lfy _ ` _ .- cilliés

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De Doe aniirnore. I kedb b ch I ? "

- _ t is commony mar y un es n :_-,~@»

Alliance were presented by Mr' J' J the neck, indammations in the eyes, dy “ 5

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&! ' “ia <»~

well to call and S96 Whiib 6& MN- Rui-h¢l'f°l`d» the S998-kef °f tl” tions, and” builds up the whole system, £ a- n A

evening on being introduced expressed whether young or old.

herself as proud to stand on a platform in 'iionas Pin- cure Liver lin: me non-iqifiirnfgiind , i- A _ ML)

Canadian city Whigh had shgwn 3011;-ggg only cathlrtlo S0 take with H0Od.’l Sarsif irilla:

& I The eyes of the world are upon us, and 1 l I Li 1 hi (U /

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y Q especially- the other Provinces of Canada. @ d a , 1| *G C I k C

,.1 ‘ » In Ontario they hove twice voted, yea on _ _ L_ ~ J ' _

Queen S ° ' the Temperance uestion and both times _ A \

Q

the Government have failed to fulfill their ~

»¢»lOwwO\ll0Q°°¢ ‘ '

”.'*°."" promises Now if the people ofiihis Pro

vince stand behind its Government in

@

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i .efibl-ts to the Bill if if ' ma; \ ‘A I

no e ....1 - i il

_ ° asuccess of it, it will be a pretty strong 'i_ I o "A _,` `

A .Lawn 9 .Goven“;x.ent who wxu.dar.e remau? xnact- We call your a‘tention to the fact 53,;

Mower does more W8 OD 5 15 Zl‘§3l'» fluesfflon U1 0l1l`»9»U°- ~_ r that our Sods Fountain is running in , , _

h rm than ood The Dominion Government receives f. .f ful; blast. h eff.

A » f . ‘ _ . . . . fs, 'e are us'ng t is season M Laucli- l i

,A B Sh) ng and I from the liquortradic about eight- millions nu., §,,¢b,,§,ed cmshtq fini, syiup. as $4* , a

rpe gf dgllgrg annually while the traffic gqggs used in the best fountains in Toronto. ,

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"9P’*“` ‘hem and . the Government one hundred and fifty 1' '$;°;f,',';5‘§i}°l2'h§pl§_§,?;§i ,mes mm

' ’v l A mnke " fUb'.'i‘§1nf[°ng_ wg ask 1 ldme additions and We will make I \\l'~i‘_- Bi C ` _

i _ eye _e_ a e

, Send them along The work and object of the W. G. 'r.~U. fefvice than ew. _g Y _ _ f f _ ' c _

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'gl 111% A '" -F31 -Ii

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-'-,fl-_ specialeff tt h ' o sod Wat r _‘

A-s» good as “ew” ‘ We Women do not mink 5°' ; ll better thallrevgr abhetomive oils bettgr --

'_ _ _ _.to , , W

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Machinist and Bomlernnhers

_ . ioaewws r.i:.`isiss¢ ?i\°M.l°5- `* ' ` " s

Founders, Engineers? T obit! tm W ¢9.,;wh,~,,.t_ 'chap “ tpleasapt, and _eHeoi'»\§_1 It all _ti

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oneidl

1, = D0 NOT FA

cLean’s Vegetable Worm

unllleliuble dellleta. ~D0 not be obtain the reliable MeLea.ns Sump

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in

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Cr, 35,1

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The hot blast jnow

,be sold all a

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£8.

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‘Q " 333° Sunnyside. U To get the b st results you

-sig must have a bicycle which is

_ : '$54 ‘ ~ ‘ '

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f

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_ F, -,,,i'~,,“ , double

Siables

, "P-.ll I.

Charlottetown °" “ “"“'

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£ *V

You Can t Afford

to pay your money for Crockery unless your sure .ref getting your

Is brim full of bargains, , Wag pemnce by Mr. _L A. Lamson, Gnw. Pat: It -is always radically and _permanently ’}'§_, \ _ y s wot h In return J ah Ai keep High Quality Groceries ‘ ,inch of than b°dy_ , cured by "Q ' ( \\ Q V `» “ v

at Low Prices. who Response by the Pmsident, Mrs..C. E. Hoodns sarsaparllla ~-_"ol2“i»uf.t

‘MVB I-mt “Siva “S ‘nn do Stmng’ ` Which ex ls all humors cures all erup-

_ ` . w ° ° A

‘ mone

Sunnyside

heavy,/ill get from its l`use""“o`i"

,_ always in condition and not P \11'@ 311 W00l block Worsted Suits $12.00

the re-pair shop; , Pure all wool Blue Serge butts ` 10,50

ff; Bl‘8l1_%f0l‘€lS and GBIi(ll'({B§ Imported W°rSt9d3 Suits W

are its kind that lien for impeded Serge Sims _ _

§§a'rS‘ and are funy g,,,,_,.a@f_1 ntsYouth s Blue Serge Suits, sizses 32 to 35. 0112

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