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“xmas ....... soc. soc. $120

asus ....... $100 i50_

Atwe nd of December last there was

mxpted) as follows:

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"The Canadian Order of For esters.

ThoCanadian Order of Foresters is a _

,society that has become lmore favorably and widely known in our Dominion than

other Friendl Insurance Societ do-

aiu .Y P Y .ing business i nthis county.

.In order to secure the attentionof those . A

who have not yet considered the superior `_’*’ .melits of this society, the following fact

me submitted, It is:

1. Purely Canadian. &National in its character. 1 Age limit ls to 40 years

=L.Fixed preniiunn- ho `death assess-

.Il@l~§.

5. Gives $400, $1000, 1500, or $2000 insur-

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&0ver two million dollars paid to mem-

Zilnand their dependants since organi-

ytiai of 1879.

7. Careful medical selection. Death rate

&°the 20th year of its history, only 4.56

,per-III).

8.335 a larger surplus on hand for each

mrisk than any other society of its

-,itbesurplus invested outside of Canada.

`m. Premiums and interest accruing

afrom used only for the payments of

*The rates for life insurance in this

,payable in advance, are as fol-

.I&veen the On On On On

.Agoof $500 $1000 $1500 $2(D0

$to$ . . . . _ _ _ (`»5c. 98c. 1 30 34205 . . . .._ ..45c. T0c.

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sas

Therates for sick and funeral benefits

‘_§'ahle monthly in advance, are as fol- 1 ilmm.

18 and 2.5 years . . . . . . . ._ .25 cents

“ 25and 30 years . . . . . . . . . ..30 cents “ 3) and 35 years . . . . . . . . ._ .35 cents “ 35 and 40 years . . . . . . . . ._ .49 cents " 40and 45 years _ _ . . . . . . .. .45 cents

The High Court sick and funeral bene

are much appreciated, and are $3 per

for the first two weeks, and $5 per for the following ten weeks, alto- S56 in any one year, and $30 to ` funeral expenses.

.A strong feature ofthe business is the 1

ne surplus fund, which continues

increase in the insurance department.

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to the credit of this fund. This is now growing at the rate of be-

$11,000 and $12,000 per month. Bic membership is increasing at the

of over 6(1) per month, and is now 35,009.

There are now about T00 subordinate or-

or courts as they are called Canada, and the order is now

established in all the provinces of ` Dominion and through the territories. ll

I0! further particulars enquire of any

officers or members of the order or

THOS. WHITE,

H. C. R. High Sec. 5

Ont. Brantford Ont l

ERNST GARTUN G. S. O. Brantford,

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POINT FERRY.

-The Steamer “Elfin” will ply between Prince

cet v» harf and Rocky Point daily, (-.undays

Will leave Prince St. Will leave Rocky

Point

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SUN DAYS

'wiilleuve Prince St. `Will leave Heck

-it Sl a. rn. 'At 10 A. m. “ 1. 45 p. ni. " 1.15 p.m Il ». ~~ 6 1.

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Clear, sparkling, carbonated

drinks-drinks that are noted

for their fine flavor, and

wholesome properties-then . ask for our

iimrile, cream Sm. Lemon Stir. ele-

li. ll. SIMMONS.

Pmiksfrom the city. of 'four or more. who

#into sgendihc day in_ Pownal, will be iueyed ere in the morning, given dinner ' Indteaatthe lflonda Hotel and returned in

_ Pl ltllny ay in llleweekon -*l==1"i°s W0 hours notice. other spegaxl management; canbemade stan time.

wlaaowri. 1

' Proprietor,

.l._H. Ayers, 1

'SUNDAY

The Bad Example Set~--Con-

Aberdeen Regime.

OTTAWA, Canada, June 9.-(Special Cor-

respondence of Chicago Tribuiie.)-When Lord Minto left Toronto on his return to the capital probably he little anticipated the criticisms to which he was about to |be subjected. lt _was on Sunday, and on the Sabbath a`l , business-public and private-is suipend- ed. On [the railways only through trains are allowed to travel. Any evasion of the law isjealously watched, and, if possible, promptly and sharply punished.

Lord Minto brought his recent visit to

Toronto to a close on Sunday evening. Early in the day he attended service at St. James Cathedral, and after that tie Governor General entertained guests at lunch. W'hen the time for Lord Minto`s departure arrived a guard of honor, con- sisting of the Forty-eighth Highlanders with their band, escorted the vice-regal party to the train.

The news spread like wildfire, and the

leaders of the Sabbath Observance party consulted and reached the conclusion that the conduct of Lord Minto called for a marl-:ed expression of disapproval. 1

OFFi§_\`DS HIS OYYN PEOPLE. .i

l.ord Minto is a Scotcliinan, and the 7

Scotchnien of Toronto are the most rigid f Sabbatliarians in all,Ontario, and for the if most part are members ef the Presbyter- ian Church. The Rev. Dr. Milligan of St. Andrew’s Church was one or the diviiies who felt it their duty to take notice of the i Governor Generals breach of the Sabbath, as they called it. and the first sermon he preached after the event was devoted to _ Sunday observance. He insisted on the immense advantages enjoyed in Canada over the United States and continental 1 Europe in the complete cessation of labor on Sundays, and commended every or- ganized effort made in the Dominion to preserve the sanctity of the day -forever.

“You would not have found Lord Aber- deen spending the Lord's day as the other i mimaid mst sabbath,” said Dr. Milligan. l He condemned such actions on the part of the representative of the Queen as enter- taining people at luncheon on Sunday and going through the public streets with military music and escort, and declared _ that such proceedings were not reconcli- 3, able with the opinion of the vast major- £ ity of the English-speaking people of l Canada. 1

“P-.ideau Hall Rebuked," was the head- ,

ing over the telegram describing these proceedings in the organ of the party in power here; and the sentence measure the the attitude of the Sabbatarians of Can- ada, who belong to all shades of politics and Protestants creeds, and embraces the strongest,most powerful. and most ag- gressive intellects and most wealthy men in all Canada.

There is probably not a. city in the en-

tire Dominion, the desecration of the Sabbath has not oeen discussed and re- gretted, and in some places denounced as an event the repetition of which Cana- dian public opinion will not allow.

NOT HIS FIRST OFFENCE. .

Unfortunately for the Governor General,

this is not the first time events have brought him into contact with criticism in a form calculated to take an unpleas- ant turn_on small provocation. There is always extreme reluctance in Canada *to criticise the Governor General for the time being; and a desire to screen him

from unfriendly comment, but the present _

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neys every three minutes. If the kidneys do their work no impurity or cause of disorder can remain in th; _qirqiilgtiqq longerthanthat time. r

blood _is out of order _yhour kidney: ge §‘..“°‘i;'2-*"°"‘..‘fé’..““ *" 1 mu ion. U or” ` ` .

One medicine will do allngiree, thdixllgd and most imitated

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By Lord Minto Is Severe-

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llammincing _May Sth, the ¢‘Faviiiia" _

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Wilileave Charlottetown ‘fir Bos--Q

; ton every Tuesday as non [Standard-

~ time] calling at Hawlzesbury audi ' - Halifax. . »

i _ Saturday at noon. l 1 _ l

Passengers leaving Chm-lo_‘,tetown_

Wednesday morning via. Picton, make

close connection at Halifax with SES. if

ue simelriiidaey diaordns' " “;:§i.H=i1if=1”°~` ~ i ' ` mm, of-an ,gat for sale at Stations P. E l, ‘

there. 'i‘ii¢bio<>d panseitnfaugiiitté _ __ _ _

'For tickets, rates .and all infer- .

.mat-ion apply to.-

' ` Charlottetown. fi H. L. CHIPMAN ' V 5 ll

oczupant of Gweriinieiit House is con- stantly doin; soiiietting to offend the ex- tremists. | iThe contrast be-_tween `tlie present Gov- ernor General nnd his predecessor, Lord and Lady Aherdeends marked. Lord and Lady Aberdeen were careful observers of of the Salibatli. punctilioiis in the pract- ice of public worship, leaders in all good works connected with religion, religious societies, education----tlie useful, solid, and thoughtful side of things.

Lord and Lady Minto, cn the <~ont.rary,

are essentially people of fashion. The tone of Government House undcrtlielr regime is changed. The Earl of Minto is a milit- ary man: he is a keen sportsman; he would take more trouble than any Gover-

nor General Oanadayhas ever known to att-end ii boat race or ahorserace._~ The cfiuiitry lias not forgotten that the Governor General was too deeply im- mcrictl in state affairs to become the guest of Chicago, and thus help, as only n. man in his position could help, to cement a proper state of friendly feeling between the two countries, or even three countries; but he was not too busy to go down to New York ta sec the yacht con- tests.

Lord Minto is liked by ,many for his

frank and straiglitforward manner, and it is a pity, say il admirers. that ‘he has no advisers in his entourage to whom he can look for a. frank and re lable view- of

Canadian opinion in shaping his public course.

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, Deep in the heart of June, 3 On fairer line

` The air with fragrance laden, He . Bird voices all attmie, ' ' ‘ is And The floundecked turf beneath them - _ The

‘ The green boughs arched o’erhead 5 1 lilo tales Two paused, one day. in a pleasant way _ Upon that tender face.

To read what a poet said.-

Tholpoet sang' of summer,

And it was with them there. lflllhe

-The poet wrote of sweetness,

-_ And lo! it filled the air, And

Hesangnsongotroses, i

And peeping through the green, _Han

|‘ With the mod est face and native grace.

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Thanks to the very high standard our Canadian Government demands in

the druggists who practise in this country are an exceptionally gifted set of men anatomy, materia medica, etc., at their finger tips. Toronto is especially fortunate respect, and among those whose name is a synonym for rigid purity, *arid only the drugs, is George Harbottle, the proprietor of the Rossin HousesDrug Store. M

was _chatting With several friends the other night, and expressed some pretty

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views on utcli. “H t h ” ~ ' *_*

__ H_ u c , said lie, .n his terse, vigorous style, is to my mind _treatment for dyspepsia. It is quick, you don’t have to Wait an hour to be reli pain, and it is ultimately beneficial. We have several people who claim to be cured lzlutch after every other treatment has been tried by them. Ev_eryboc_ly, is. taking and some of our high civionotabilities _are among its warmest friends. Hutch When 1 have an eflicaceous remedyl recommend it. lrecornmend Hutch every time ”

» Ten Hutch Ten Cents. All driiggists, or by mailfrom the Woodward Medicine Company, ’l_]._~

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Returning will leave Boston- everr

W. W. CLARK, Agent _

Superintenden: 241.' ` ~

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