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THE GUARDIAN PHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDYVARD ISLAND JUNE 21 1900,

»¢==""""°“f

y, M. C. A.

\ s \\\` \\\\\-\,`,`~`

ENDOWMENT

»A\»%~

"ming Way to Celebrate the Jubilee of the

Y. M.

C. A.

~~\--*-\----v-_-v-Age.-.= _______ _ . , ..______ _____ ___________ _ _

,Unitime Committee of the Young ,g Christian Associations of the Mari- * provinces is composed of thirty-six *chosen by_the Inter-Proviiiciiil Con- ’m¢,_ and ieprcsents Nova Scotia, New ”“,,i¢k_ and Prince Edward Island, tn" representative Conimittee is in- '@d the .~'upervision_of_e_\isting Young

the Work of supervision and exten- sion.

The annual cost of this work is $3000'

and is secured from members of the Com- mll_l»¢€_. Associations, members of the As- sociations, and other friends who have learned of the u ork and respond to its needs. For a very limited work

*.3 Christiap AsS0¢lHU0ll~ “l\<l¢‘ll¢ d¢-‘the Present method, though operated “want of _new organizations, and;with much difficulty and under great ‘tm ni-ied forms of work that cannot straintothe workers, would do. But. uh” by .~\-‘S0C\Rl10"s si1\i:l_v_ such as the Committee feel compelled, by the “ikfor miiitialiicn and liiuilierinen. Up- growing need for the work and the urgent ,M Committee depends the efficiency appeals for help, to increase the expendi-

mdaftcn the very life of the Associations. nm are at present in operation am, Associations. with a membership ng four thousand. Fifteen of these on buildings valued at $l56.(H). This singing is largely due to the careful sup- ,-gen, unifying and strengthening in- hggeoof the Maritime Committee. The (jmmittee employs a Maritime Secretary nggee and Boys' \\’ork Secretary, and ,gdb-oad Secietary in the furtherance of it, great work for Young’ Men and boys. The work in detail performed by this Com. ,imc cannot be fully stated. but in part; *yor-ganize new Associations whenever girinble: secure suitable secretaries and ,mieal directors; strengthen and stimul- *Associations by means of conventions inferences, visitation, correspondence mdeounsel; cooperate in securing needed fmfhfor advanced work on new build- ings; advance the religious work among gtiidents, railroad men. boys'and other gpecial classes; promote evangelistic effort lnmell towns; stimulate Bible study, poetical education, and the development d all~round manhood. Such e work can only be adequately ap- pecht/ed by those to whom it ig committed _ _and upon whom in _._ responsibility rests. sun, thgwho realize the value of supervision in directions, and through mia- igboards, can hardly fail to see the qH_clince and appreciate the value of

ture and for this purpose to create an Endowment, which shall supply at least one~ha.lf of the needed money. The Com mittee is incorporated and can hold $50,000 WON-h of property in the name of live trustees. The Committee have decided that no more fitting way could. they, and the Christian men and women of these Provinces, celebrate the jubilee of the Young Men`s Christian Association work on this continent, and thus express gratitude to God for the helpful work done in the past, than by raising an endowment of $501300 to perpetuate the effort in the interests of our young men and boys. The value of the Young Men`s Chris-

tian Association to the Church in its work for young men is everywhere acknowledged. In view, therefore, of the permanency and usefulness of the work, it gives us pleasure to call your attention to the importance of the work performed by the Maritime Committee, and indicate the prospect of growing use- fulness, and to 'give you the opportunity Of iriving towards this fund now to be raised, and to remember this organization in your will. Itis _the intention of the Committee touse only income from the Endowment, whether given now or by bequest, and we believe that of the many organizations for the extension of Christ's kingdom none in more woi-thy] than this.

FRASER G. MALSHALL, Maritime Secy.

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i e Horse Notes.

~.. _lg '<

ll§'lv¢lling through the country, I 15 very ` ` ‘

decided improvement in the on P. E. Island, particularly class. And as the Govern-i

awakened to the fact that a

is essential to the

Was Pale

and l.ang’i|id

'leo lu-rout to Sleep. and lony crow ldrlfu\dlool|o|~Ir.ol\uoo'sllene

Mrs E McLaughlin 95 Parliament Itreet, Toronto, states - My daughter

was pale, vt eak languid and very nerv cis. Her appetite was poor and change

lgmei-ei--mpovurtenefoc eeaarreisiag;-..1i

_expect the display this autumn will out-I shine that o-'_ any previous Exhibition held in Charlottetown. In the carriage class I mig_l_1_t_ menthon colts which saw, owned D. geneenernafanp L. iGax-land of Cardigan, an X

Those youngsters will compare £av_ .- _ably with any~of‘thei!-'class in the Mari- l`time Provinces. -

horse-xfa'@i§'g,". and' H % that the donot pay 1_.ii,t_ten ,J tion to `the”class of horses best suitéfl to the forei market. The energy displayed

horse as Home Rule is truly commend-

were imported to this Province, it would

community.

Q lk;

and E. Lund et Lot he-l famous imported stallion --1

gli

by Mr. McLean in importing such a,

able, and if afew more horses of this class

be a. great boom to the stock-raising

lFDdlO0t0l"lllllol.ll!Il|llVlgl|l|r.

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‘

able She could scarcely drag he self TRAVELLER’

about the house, 'md her nerves were completely unstrung She could not sltep for more than half an hour at a time without starting up and crying out in excitement.

Women and the Children of the Empire.

A new society, called “The Daughters

As she was grcwing weaker a d

weaker I became alarmed and obtain

ed I. box of Dr Chase s hiervo Food ;»_

of the Empire,” with junior branches

_vlvgegakshaind from the nrécwe ntpitiittgeg a Cana; “Children of the Empire,” has re- - e mprovemen . er appe e- f _ ' ' - came betten she tuned in weight., the gently been formed in Canada. Its obgect colour returned to her face, and she iradually became strong and well. I cannot say too much in favour of this wonderful treatment, since lt has prov-

She need this treatment for leveral

is to make a great golden chain of patriotism throughout the country, bring- ing the women and the children into touch with each other by means of small

en such a blessing to my daughter." i ,_ .. - - Di-. cii.ese's Nei-ve Food is ii biooa- ,clubs Called Chapters, which are bems builder and nerve vitnlizer of molt un- ' usual merit. In pill form, 50c. fn bot. _are of two kinds,_ either of grown-up.,

It ‘H dealers; °t Edmmmn' B"“' ‘nd women, or of childreniguided bytheir olil.-1;

Co.. Toronto.

F 1 1 -» la month, in eaohpthers’ houses, when a

~ ' mice little ’ iotic programme_is en oy-

C ` 'i ed. Each club has its flag and its badge.

0 AG M M 0 D A TE’ The badges aremade from a special e-

` sign, V which has been registered, l and will be worn all over the wor d. This Federation has already spread _ over t e. I other,colonies and has taken root inEngl_and

_ and among British residents inthe Umtéed

, States. Sii\i_gle members may enroll in 1-

We have open( cl a \ vldllally. 8 heartily c0mu(1_1end lt’ tgfilllg

° d rs. Eve woman an every

Nurses’ Reg|ste ri l lr€i8Ci-fnada ou;lit_ to be a member- F01'

bPersons wishilfg io ergage a nurse can do so t‘£g‘;rl£3_?t°en€0a€§1ea'S2£ergg§r;?rd of "P" "mg “‘ rims CLARK MURRAY,

lcllonalils Drug St0re,\ ““""'°°“

#\`\1"Ses can register free of charge.

»~F_ __ _ ___ _ _ __ _ _.J

_ T0 CURE A COLD IN A DAY.

Fo R I 7 Take Laxative Bromo Ql1lI1ll1¢_ T_ab1"¥S~

,, All druggists refund the money if it fails

. , to cure. 5c. E. W.; Grove s signature 011

_'__ I __ ‘ each box. ' ' __ _

ii--li*-*

The late Residence t_o£l,f&1g°l¢i - MCT&0fl, C., BO!°f Palmbl Palms! It has been often sgid Wy. containing twenty will three tiiattiie Palm iseiie rsi§_i}_i_ri;in5__r>_i_an=___\;_\;;

strrted all over the world. These cluhsfhi

er friends. The meetings take place once _

SKULKERS IN

*_ F* nn'

BUER ARMY.

Only One-tliird uf the Fore: Effective lighters.-_

Have an Intense Contempt for All Placedi in Authority 0ver Them.”

en,e__u.vea_s f Y, _ one- as een wh h 5 l8hf»l¥lR force. Every man

0 as served in the tiring-lin two

0 greatest danger

varied §t1"fIl8ffh€l1lll|Z the local commandos “”d “fllsvlns them of the res 'bit' f

the print of the defence, and have borne themselves as men in the stru le Of

:Ll lialy, discontented and jealous. There

zfys when they fliiflltf and fight as

tenaciously as the best; but the omens must im f_a‘f°"°bl€. the commander a. man to their liking, and the position one may approve. Else will they its siiiieiiiy ;’_‘:l°_’_‘ll:_8 “1 the lesser it nie fortimiiee of

6 8 t bo favorable, or will ride » franti-

°‘;"u5_' “W9-Y if it be otherwise. They are

intermittent attacks of acute fever when I

l-hc); go back to their farms with or’ `with- out eave from their field cornets. i

C18-DS and theoretical tacticians, with an intense contempt for all placed in authority over them. They are kept so busy discussing the affairs of State that they have no time to fight and. rather despise those who do y

elsewhere a rigidly enforced discipline turns them into soldiers scarcely dis- tinguishable from their more “,101-ous

omcers and deposing them at will.

N0 man has authority over them save him t'l'l¢7 have themselves gp., pointed. Governments may send mes-

} _

852 -

the skulkers not all are cowards; but they -

victims ofa. chronic home-sickness with , » i

_They ll-F9, for the most part, politi-\

. Such

men are to be found in every army- but

fellows. Here they are practically

then' °Wn masters, electin their own 'exact absolute obedience from these men; _ _ _

but such natural commanders a.re not a matter 0f Jud `ment__Jud

Sage after message, order after order, they will not stir until the spirit

nown n_this country Were e P0 ular d i the army to

h _ _ _ ei D comman er n §;;;;_1;u£l°d'“ the la88el'» The actiiall order a. man to be shot for cowardice tm ave been moved from front to in the field. the rifles of all his force nt as the point f . . hi

would be turned in protest against m Nor could he geta firing party t02¢t1l¢l' th t did of the

th . _ _ P0nsi ieso a not include relatives

Cir position. On these men have fallen condemned. All the difliculties that

‘ “ui-

beset Charles Edward Stuart at C loden fall to the lot of the Boer com- mandant~g'eneral in the field. It is the same in smaller matters. A field comet picking his men for outpost duty goes up to a Boer sprawling upon his blankets.

turns on his other side to sleep

If the cornet is a strong man, he gives

thelout a kick and drags him to his duty. Next morning a deputation awaits his rising, 'and brusquely requests him to pack up and go home. The field comet protests his authority, and orders them to their work. Then the elderly man of the deputation steps forward and lays a z

DI?;°“3l“§ St°"Y» Writing to the London `

wilof' Lge: from Pretoria, says that of the ' ° ' ‘ _

e' ’ “fm HOU third h b _ moves them. Court-martials are un- _J

k i ' 1 , ' '

_ . . . _

EVE

“Get up, Piet, on-saddle and away to _ brandivacht." , » ‘ ’

' “No I‘m tired,” drawls the malingerer. `. ‘ ' “I’m not goirig out to-night." And he I

e Si-lov

restraining hand on the fuming officer. have a nice tw, because It com

illusioned ex-field comet will pour his woes into the ears of a. sympathetic but _

-Two days latter, a. bewildered and dis- man’S toilet _

` A shabby tie spoils the effect ol

important War Commission at Pretoria. T Slllii and H813.

A Paul Kruger and a Louis Botha may

They and he can only rule with consent Y

of the people. _l them.

boruinevery dorp or every generation. ‘° ' ~ Leaders-ofa commoner clay must float to. t

__ 0Ifelloo_hlhylr.oh|lo'o0Hp\_l_tf here l¢'.onc'.fi>’1-the

j '1`°r_<>1zt°'l beef' fund when i14°¢!0!‘l ll" “D ll! 1199! Dr. Cha.ee's 0intmcnt__waef'|ucceestul in ~_pz¢;¢noil¢.lt;»)oe‘tl6t‘$u1‘e- _»~ . I.,

ten, was for nearly thi-eeryealtlfqillict-_ _ ed with a bad form of Eczema. of the ` scalp, which was very _unsightly and

resisted all kinds of remedies and doc- tor’s treatment. His head was in ai ' terrible state. We had to keep him from school, and at -times his head would ` bleed, and the child would scream with

agony. For two and a half years we battled with it in vain, but at last found a cure in Dr. Chase’s Ointment. .About five boxes were used. The original sores dried up, leaving the skin

ting it Very mildly-"

or Edznanson, Bates & Co., Toronto.

wont' eveif'ni-oogntj ofthe attention

iii its normal condition. To say it is a pleasure to testify to the wonderful merits of Dr. Chase's Ointment ls put-

Dr. Chase’s Ointment, at all dealers,

, Novelties

In Carbonated Beverages are coo-

_ tinually cropping up, but are gen'

erally short lived. It is the old standard_drinks such as

. Ginger Ale. Groom

Soda. Lemon Sour.

i sto-

wltich are always in demand When properly made they~cannot be equal ed as Summer beverages You will get them made iust right if you ask for Simmons`, Refuse substitutes; see that the bottles _bear our label. ,

G. H. SlMiil0NS.

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ier, do; Lady May, Belle . River: S S. Greetlands, Mont# I mains..-Salute. V Henderson, W’alla_pe; Genosta, Munn, -_.&

__ _ i. . ie';_ iiclez' ora, ` *rg Cline*

_ _ _ _ ..._ _;.i it its .fe-1.

P. Erlslmd ieexieeile@i§t~s_i,tlai>¢°3_» -I Laura C. I-.ti->iiders<;ii,_VViillie_‘i'i,i,;.’§;Ic>rni11|!

1 Light,Mahon-~<§"f_¢;if"

l _

Besureand leave your order to-d&y

with Messrs. G. F.»Hut-cheson or E. . Taylorto have that Piano tuned or re- aired.--20tf. . ' _

- Long _pants suits for boys, _I4 to 18, have all thc' goodness of our men's suits, being copied after them in style, made of the

same fabrics, and thoroughliy worthy-of a place beside our fine tailore garments for men.-Jas. Paton 8; Co.-20 d8cw. .

'A lot of Manufacturers’ Samples » in

`Ladies’ Under_s_kirt.s,t ‘made from Cotton Cambric, Holland Black Moreen, Sateen, Roman Satin, Mercerised Sateen, Striped Metalics bought at 60c onthe $.;About 200 to select from., 38 in. to 44 in. ‘ Come at ‘ once if you want_-a snap- with ae big -I’

n from 750 9oc L00 $1 20

o»o»o~o~»0~°0~°_ §f.iii}of°£itiife¢a,5@.¢3_5ii.,ii§ _.fto‘*ees;6o.-.ia.€.-

i aton &` C0. 1 'eod ti, wtf . .»

t Saturilay. 23rd June, when .the Steamea; Southport wilt ~lea_ve Ferry Wharf for St. Peter’s'I'sland 'at9<o"clocka.m., cal1ing_a.t-

Society invites _ladies __ and gentlemen. interested in Natural Science _ to attend.- Members free. ~ A fee of 250. will be ¢h%l‘8' ed visitors to defray expenses.Men_ibers'and~ others intending to be present will-please

son,<not later than Friday night. All are expected to provide their own lunches; the -.Societywill provide coffee. dy td.

. Clothing Fac.ts.~ Its a fact i‘_our__fsuits at $5.75, $67? iiflll' *$8.50 you caniiot duplicate fotfthe same money elsewhere. Come in and see,L-J. Bi Mc- Donald & C0. 19 3i.

nA\LwAv

' ' Yhrniontle.

U ` ern Nova 8ot,__l__l_.__l_l_ll

Windsor J auction and l_nIifn__-I. 'f

And Stenmlhlp Lines to Boll on via

*rho Popular Fan Line between Eno!--l

. ' e tene 'rieefwe are ' » 'Exrmils 1;i{`2§,;°,&;'1ffi"i0If§iif'if,-'i."ii1.l' xiii. ‘ S e

quarter acres. a iv mdul __ cylor _ _ggétitinmiing connem-an we§ne§,_,,y_,_E aigtyour uit _ » .

A i e .°°"3~'%-° -» 1 t . _ _ fe _ .~-=e is. 0 - oe. B1»ksiw».11i»2

_.Bi-iliciior. d X1 .ser Gardens Ht-as of B MCD ld &_ Ca 19 3i * n ants Oes

5 The»t,oiirist’s travelhpg wrap and Self cape. Seeiour Pciyal Highlander made in

n0lllI\ll0N AT\_-“Tl” 2.§it.‘§§.tii;e .‘..’;.ft‘.e.’.tt:.§- iqtlehfeliea

_ and plain hoods. $8.00 to $1o.a0.__ They are known in E igland.. as “fiqhs

l Your »11;;tri'ieii

y _.__ ___._..e.__.Co.a.t

Ties are not so,_mut-li a matter

` le

with the tide or gounder. Are’ o,‘}_f&nnl_1ar w_1th.~0uf it

We ll _give,yon 3 Ties fo;-$9. _.}_,,__2_

En- a . - _ 1,1gel?-i.iT..,f..»_i.frt . _ _ _ _ 0 -a o r.

' TRADE SHIPPING’ We’ve more kinds you

roar or tum-orrelown me de ` Q;

the Scalp ......... ......

" ' Jauebt, G°rrior, do Len0ra.C°l‘m __ __ - ~ . _ »

t raw

I _ ___; _ _ if _V _ _

- ». ‘s

Hundréds“'o_f’tfl1e" lat ~ if fi

I sa*

in straw, Hats,, __tnei¢¢*g.t ty

eHau.e1e»ad°~~vaf_o»-.f .

_ found. Our Straw H3

abig figure._ __ Here its 1"". » -

'xiii'

good. " .

i 3; .- Y '». i vi'

- ._ Q

on want to be as well dressed

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THE Natural History and - .1_l_n_tic7;ua.risn°`

Connolly’s Wharf a few minutes later. he _

1_3

get tickets from the Secretary, Mr. Wat-

iilliu

if ou com -_.to our ___sto_i°e_ fora, uw , 10, ,,fM_,,,,,,,» b,,,_ ‘_;,a__5______

*Wwe Do as we sayw1, Tgwms

= Societ will take its annual outing " next___ ' ` gg `LEU..",

if Debeutu - es, _ 5-_ Scnool1'ru<t

_ . _ undersigned.

a ' :>_ wth inst for

T- , amounting to ' Dollnrs,iss

_ . . _ _twenty vents

_ _Letuskee itin fe rf o ».

we‘ll do it ‘iight-wglgll do ryeag; lv ;:§.'\1;Hux;,§e

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A J ably' N rc\100|S-Act

lf its Noi: m`==“. gh

a Good Wheel

L_et’s make it good. Wegl do it _ _

right-we ll do it reasons ly.

_ \~ e send for and deliver wheels _

for repair,

What Trade We Have-We'|l 4

We I-laven’t Wo’re I

ned

I CI I'

, 11 ii

Cx Gow ul

Ch town. June

RIUK » ` icycle B.epair§Shop.

ltllmil

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sLadies Sho s 4.

We have Just opened a. lot of we emma

gui A one (A 1) stock %g\g¢m

ehl’lh¥8KQ\,

l’lisses Boots

uowbybeii

I ` H°.“S°“E‘ *“ 7 - _ ona _ _ _

Ch’l»0WD J une 20th, dtf Prince Street.-19 l`ues Wed 8cFri. wGmssT°hage_ 700° Home p¢,w¢f_ the i -_ ;-_ ._j__j,_ -~ '_ _ Si;

‘ d_ ,to make qllivk fagest and finest steamer plying l>¢iW=¢“ “ml Wantbd -Coats and vestmakers atD i For the little inf! ,Wo hrvo

P _ __ _ _ ._ eare_d¢t¢1'§ll»l1.*l -- - ance, ,~ , i . _

-' .-1 -il-é‘&»ances-in~~vvaly department... -0i_i_{__rl::umYP::‘;"§.°_:i;” w°‘_‘:',,‘,,_, ,M A- 1_3"Pf.’f’."_ ,_ _ 1Q‘l.'§“?f'f<_ iust received an assorted lot.

Dress G°°dS,,?ep'mmem' “ow comesc " gunman for none- l Try uS'f01° il Pill' ‘Of B00l»_3r“ ?1V¢1’7thing new and nobby_"-iii

a ! . ` " 0

. . V ' ~ ' - ` V V ’. ,. .\`-I

S `-f -f ' _ ~ - _ rain from Halifax. _ I ‘

_. lT;t:1(°ili:l§ 1% p__rlL‘-C S0 l0W that fp- 0nR?;':;§\n‘gi‘;3:€e?§;ton Tuesday and Friday S -OT .___ _ _ E

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ELM-A »o`- -"K-d 0 f d gh. E`nvn:iso.mi

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Parties f -om ihe 'itv of four- N' 8t1§ags§nxxi‘§e;s_) Hahfax next day, 5.30 Lallues _ R

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°°”l:)E;i itxijthe d;yor‘i?in};?WSx;:;D dllUl¢f malle lt' w.0rgl your “#1118, tp blxiéfngtg P l¥or _gl information. Z11\d¢.b°°k1 f°ld¢fS» CW-. _ afnce 0- ' ` ' andtea atm. vienna Hotel and returned in during this _ iwnieh wilibe sent free, write to i=‘.H. Ai-m~ In swag 2 1_2 _3 _3 1_2 4 41-; , § o lheevenirig fer bm 5, 25 each, coach will meet l-Dress Goddil C» 1 » 1 » ’ _,O d’ S; ’ strong, General Passenger Agellle K¢ll*~"11l@- . ' 7 " ’ ’ ’ _l :g;l’°.h Parties any day in _the week 011 |95; `i 356, Stlld 45_c'_JaSfF3't0E1_ _Co_"f_;'- W *N* S' p Gipxnqs l or .atr S t C0 Prowse B e “mg "fo h°“rs notice' Olher specm ttf' 'c 'Y ` C " Gezik Manger. ° '--J. LB. & 3 Queen tree ’ mer owl _ -4*" lit

rrangements can be made at an time. i _ _ N S_ J e 15 d m_ prlce. . London House. ing 3

"‘?””°W" . ' eds Grow ’§°‘““"“° “” " 19 31 ¥ so

_ ~ ..°..'t.., |-ters Sie. y ' (;_ ~ » _ __ .Ga a . - i° _ -»_;ni-iiiioiamiiimmls-i|io*i»-s~ e

a Hot l

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