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uniibzitctl _~plciiiloi‘. the extension :ini
propagation of Good Teiiipl:iry.‘
The liiglit \\'oi‘th_y Griintl Chief Tcniplzi
recently cotiipleteil at tour :iroiind the
world, in the interests ofthe Order. and
to-day our iirantl Lodge is honored by
the presence of the Right ;\Vorthy Grand
Superintciifieiit of Juvenile TempleS,_i0_ b
hi Grand I odge evtends fi. cordial U
whom t ~‘ ' » ° ~
and hearty welcoiiie. From her visit we
hope for inspiratioii and practical as-
sistants in the work. We are also pleased
w have present with us
OUR ORG AN-
Let us not forget that ii temperance
organization cannot prosper withouta
¢¢mperr!ice organ. I would therefore
snggestilint a thorough canvass of the
Grand Lodge be made for subscribers to
i
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world.
W
English language. Lotwithstanding thel
  In 0.6¢-[~ eTo_rt`;_Ofi©S iljiends :ind those who wculdl
K 'riii;i.nozi i~i;_\ii‘i._\iti‘ii;i.ii. “‘_" |ii1S__ protected drunkenness not
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We ,ire pleiiseil to know that the lnt_ei‘- __h__0u_;h0ut_ the _ihole P;;:__(_)__E§t’0lvn but ~ f ~ _
' ii'il*'\`~lll`\’"‘*` l'l‘li5" *`°“'lll‘le` Wm' Thi>`_\\'9_&ll deplored, and we' kept up
the a,<.:itation for ii pi-ohibitory law. Many. _.___.._
of us __l:_ave and will ditferas to the wis~-   WS
_ como av ng a provincial' prohibition.    
Ulf". but weteiiiperance people are not   on _
the most easily satistied people in the _
I have carefully read the law passed ntl   
_hc last session of the Legislative As? ' ' ;
-‘embly Which is to become law in any _ ~
part of the Province, when the second - ~
part of the C T Act is not in force on `
::‘:.1°':.:.:y.'::`_:§:.;°_t :.°:::;..°:;:,.;°.;°:;:;i:f SPIRIT 01” UNITY EXISTS
N011 we have ever had in this Province v _
and when we remember that all parties “`*'* ' - S '  _» , \ ‘
“greed to pass this measure, and every i g   -f- _
member ot the Legislature ' ted f 't ° A _ l ~ _ _ ` "
_________d ____ ___________ L_;_<>___ ____<;»_;__ Principal S..aman and. -Dr.   _ i - ._  _ _ _ _   _
y , ar gttetowm We can tell you that there’s a way to make ite isier, that is to dress to suit
‘_:__t“c_<_1_;1;'__<:;S oafd walt until June, 1Sl01, T3 101*  1 _
to' 'r Wm - a °“g “Vi” “ne the weather.
TH I3
still keep your temper
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the International Good Templar.
t‘oi'R.<E oi-‘ STUDY.
increasepublic sentiment against the in Attendance_
li'il\l°l‘ 'ti'&1§e, s0'tha`t when the law comes
'nm °Pe1`*?~°i°D. it may be 11 great success,
li
Siiiiiff
An important element in the intelligent
prosecution of our work lies in our ability
gggive full and sutlicient reason for the
faigh that is in us. The solution of this
question is embodied in the very excel-
lent course of study which has _becomel
such an iinportant feature of our Order.
even beyond the hopes of its friends. '
Trust/mg bhitbwe may continue yet from
mule to liilleiil advance teinperance Legis-
lation.
I am, yours in F. H, & C,
' _ L. U. Fowuzn.
'if' ' " _ _j_;~ --¢
S_al'_u1`daY .l110I'DiIig to attend the seven-
;/;_eth (not seventh) Annual Convention of
. v i the oldest educational _association on the
Iiieaving Charlottetown at 9.3021. m. on
‘fiat
e§American Institute of_Instruction-
This P53,-9 of our work should commend
itself to every earnest Good Templar.
It is encouraging from a broad and pro
Coiltlilent, ytur correspondent enjoyed-
3 d0li8lfitf_ul sail across the Straits in tl a
good ship the Princess-fine day-eiiji y-
able companionship-a good table. `
Owing to the train being somewhat late
we did not reacli Halifax in time for the _
commencement of the first meeting.
%§f%
Charlottetown. \\'e wish them God-speed
in our Capii Oily. I stands the record _
of
\iBER \\'L`E LEGIDLATION C
The province of Manitoba comes a close
*cond to our own in passing temperance
logiallltlon consistent with pi; opinion
9009 TEMP’-48? XSYD THE BALLo'r
Thurs is ilo law on our statute books
with such grave consequences to the cause
Y~4"l|
§§
'cines don’t cure. M
Hastening, however, to the Academy of
~‘i.<TER sot‘iE'rII-Iii. ‘
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_  ing
in the good W0i'l< and l10D¢fl~h85 U18 _I- 0- above every  7  4. rical company were in possession. \Ve
G, T. will ere long he again established _ other medidne W' .e were there directed to the old exhibition
‘U D Pi _ _ _ building,and found that the meeting there
_ _ _ _ » _ _ry _ r. erce s_ Golden Medical Discov~ was under way. The building was taste-
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TH asaremed f dseases fth blood - _
ston_a__ch and ;r;;__S‘ of d;’geSt_¢;3m and fully decorated. TheAmerican flags were
It isgritifying to know that a bill pro numn0n_ The claim is made that th
liibiting the whole and retail sale of "1')|5¢’5vefy`v'ill cure ninetv-eight pei-
iiqiiors has been passed by our Provincial sons in evéI’y llhildred who are suiicriug i 39?? lhif' th? l'“'° Ere” A“8l°~$aX0ll lia-
Government. which action should receive from the diseases for which it is U9
tiieuuaninious endorsement of this tem- ` bifd- ` ' ` "
perimce body. “ct
amicably blended all _gvcr the building
typical of that union of thought aild pill” ,
____ That claim is  iipoti Q it ples of liberty and truth theworld over-
’°°°fd 111181 If l13§ Cured lllnety to teach all mankind the Fatherhood of
u _
" I  per cent. oi G0
 lied sh? dh? His Honor the Lieut. Governor of Nova
number’ of th; Scotia, presided. Addresses of welcome
67' reaches to the gere given by Pregier Mulxirayh Attorney
hundreds of th V eueral Longley, ayor um"ton His
_ _ _ ds. Will it cure you? Try it. Itnils ‘T Gmce Archbishop O`Brien and Dr. A. N.
2:*-is so h<_:_ii;_<_;uSlv_vi0lateila__1i~S 0:' 6165; av ;r_<_>_1;<_l;:_i_'_fu1 medicine and has worked McKay, Superintendent of Education, to.-
IWSBD Cl`Q\SDOVl0 IOD aug CUICS. _ ' ° -5 ' ` 'C A t -  ' ` ' ‘ - ' -  _ -
“ t L-i»°_i-i=f.».».-.m.it.......- ini;   . ' were Mm- . _
gtte:ii;_>era.nce'an;i theshexgeviiié  ~ 2;’ b°_".lE1Sf 3_5 8°°d-" lust as g°°d and_State Superintendent of Educ§ition,,\ ' N I ` ' f " ` ' Q
in 0 CHI' COBB Ty.
eeting, only to find that some theat-
.ie-s-sees-a__-We
  '1
, and 75cts. a pair
ns loveiiafiieiy thefspiead of the pririci- i
d and the Brotherhood of man.
aies   Plese-it  
Kee Cf
During this warm weather. We know that its hard to work over  Bro -and _
v i A COTTON 'WRAPP,ER`
-ow wouifi be just ri iitfoiiii'   th d iii - ~ ~ ’ I
et a$3.§_C_»_0_nehhere§n0:_'___,_____§S2jz'_;.P__a _er on eY_cost so htte too. You can
' ent re j ` . ‘ t_90.,`1."" ,  .- "
our w_______ makin; _hz;r_;_a_ia__a__p_i=;r_;>__x_i_;>s_; a c 2a and 1.50 Its not wo. th
_ THEN YOU   
ome ot that nice white underwea . W 1 k’ ` l'ttl I ' 1' f ' '”
he biggest trade in that line is oder, tllieagddg  dill; lireegtlihgtllegilyvfbghaegiig
gressive tcniperance standpoint that the \ _ _ __ .,. ,
Son f T iiperaiice have more than  _ _ ' __'  ` ~ » 
Wk; OUP Elle *~"”°“"‘l We h“Ve1°5t' i"  /I  Music-the place advertised for the opfn   I in A
in or summer wear are very thin and cool to the wearer but dont think that
hey won’t wear because they are thin, thin material generally Wears best
ure to when its our stockings. The, prices are very thin too- 10, 15, 25, 35 45
If you’ve a dollar to spare we’ed like you to s 'd  ` ' ' ' V
. _ pen it here, if prices
will coax you’ll Find that for eve dolla. d ‘ ’ll i i ' '~ -
uly the stock mouth, ry r you spell ’ you . gave 35c°_ d_u~nng
r
hat Trade We Have viWe'll Hold Wha‘t-'Wo
um th .. About ,en an I _ __ _ ontpelier, Vermont; Hon.  'bl'   I A
‘ Q- li . " "' _‘ ii. V-1 ` `_ ,f /~
the question we mos., nrst smo er e with my sw mic __ __ zvggteabegaurn Vg  ro;_i;1e Fosten Ummd States G0n5u}s§;enem]__._ __ ___T_:___§  _ _ ___ _  __ ___ _ _ _ _
he of political partyism that We may
with unanimity of purpose arrive at a gy
conclusion, such as the exigency ot the woul¢.§f_ip,|g,,~¢ag‘,;,, in ,_wf,,_1_,_?¢,¢s,
 The meeting throughouttwas a most
 1?*  _in this tlleliusiastic one. The attendance was
my W1 3°* 11° WP
time demands.
LODGE VISIT ATION.
During the year as your chief Executive
I have made a determined effort at lodge
visitation, but owing to bad travell ing
Q1-md Lodge [in connection with other fro the start and have not lost a da this sum
r on aocnu t f t
question of Prohibition successfully te-
fore the Government. _
had to lay off quite ohen two and three
an
ppy lo stale that I commenced to get better an
4
In conclusion,and before laying down
gyregret at the unavoidable absence if ‘
Bro. George Irving, a member of this
G1-md Lodge and an officer of the Inter-
national Supreme Lodge. Bro. Irving
writes olfering his assistance in He1dJ
v/Sri during his holidays. AlS0,I Wish _’
tothankthe Eiecutive oilicers for their__
accusation, and the Lodges that Ihave
lleenable to visit for kind and courteous _;
_the regalia of my oilice I must express S
treatment received. ‘_
Ssxtzni. M. MARTIN, G. C. T.
Pownal, July 10, 1900.
_,__-f~ POWNAL, July I0, 1900. `
To the ofiicers and members of the
Chad Lodge, I. G. G. T., of P. E. Island
Worthy Templars.-No year in the past
hsbeenotsomuch importance from a_‘
Iagislative standpoint, as the one just‘_
closed. At our last annual session we_
inwere mourning because of the step,
backwards that had been taken by our
Icgislators when they enacted a lic-ence _-I
l\w, which we condemn ed in theplainest
‘Opens Jul lst be the 26th ear un-
G unds
Seaside Hotel, Rustico, P. E. I., or to ‘
Joi-in Newsom, 
(}g5_m_01~1-E'pgwN,`P_E_ 1_ growth and expansion. _ »
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Rustlco Beach ` th
y , ills, y
der the present management.
ro » - ta.
To reach hotel by rail, get tickets l
s a w¢¢-K. my stomach would bloat, and ‘ I §d\_;_I§ne_ _ _ 
*HE wim¢¢f_. ;,m,¢¢ to very ‘large and the reception given the
Ex , _ yord' for You Ins `
o me a my
 lone. "
/ 2,i'“i:°;“.f .  “Y” -
infill' 8 the winter season I was Dre- °°:!:>l\iu! andaadvi;;d Tile nulneious references to the good' Q d G fto St Ch" ~ -
_ _ 7 the use ofyoux-‘Golden Mechcai Discoverymud feeling existing between us of the North _ 418811. $8 _ I‘& B __8, _ _UOWIL - _  ‘_ __ _
"ated from accomlghsgnng asmuch york l d1;l§Sas§”§a£edl,°al;;g”“§°§9m°°cttig§° T§°5° m°di° d our neighbors to the South ot us and l""'5i"'“"""""" 5-'*"§= '7_"'”' "" """ - "7  -_ “.'”' 2  S-0 
gslliad laid out. a so represente the ha ‘ » 8° Sm "H7 ~ "
m d the hearty applause greeting every , » _
_ _ _ _ _ ° such reference clearly evinced the sym- _ - ,
f¢mD0l'811C@ Organizations in b1”‘U2`1D8 the :iii better thai; rom;-eyfgrtllggcllhrgfeex tip top pathy that exists between the _two people. O I A `
y
Dr. Pierce’s Pellets cure biliousness. Such meetings as this of the moulders of _ _
- the thought and character of the rising 9 ’ ¢ 99
generation of both countries and the bet _ would” t Thls ‘Explode
ter understanding of each other that
comes from such intercourse will help to I Maud Muuer, gn 8, Summa-'S ¢ay_
make the next generation more friendly _§0__€;_1'€__l§_*’=__;1___f\l_0lv1__€_If_>_I;__ ;5_11%é>_;'_f-;:<_i__§1%!_;_1_:l_V8-Y;
even than the present 'me' l Or else she’d never tell this tale
The prominent thought emphasized by The Judge steamed by_ and skid: “My
dear
stile
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_ , _ In _all the latest, designs.
titute by the people of.Halifax a right _ _ _
°f__§a§W=1»wiS¢-.'L°f=in.oi-io. ‘Piig»¢°»'li~»§i Haiifaaand Hon. w.w. Stetson. state _ ,   __  _ __ _ *' -_ _ _ , -' -'-
erintendent of Education Au usta,. ' 4 i ` * ' ' ` I " ` ~ A' A
our cannon _‘1>oarsit=1'rs are iwriviiilczi. _ '
Our customers are all delighted _
' Be sure audtvisitine leading studio. _ _
You ?
`ority of the speakers was ‘that both '
   tlhriilllgritish and: American nations were Th°l`°'5 ,P09111 f0I` YUU; Come, jump in
here l
the truest democracy in the World evil any int.-fmotiieistuiit :onwa-
for the rule of dé.il`ioéi‘i`icy to be a “For ine, andfora ach like you.”
blessing there must be intelligence and Bull, 35 he S 0110, $8 i1ili0- l‘€&l'¢fl»
Blew up, and lo-1 it disappeared.
at
m°"°~l mme' and the great' agency to Se' And Maud said, as she watched his plight,
_ _ _ _ cure this was the common school. Hence “Thanks Judgef Ymyre really gut of
 aid S511 W§t61f the need of the school and for it to be ef-
. _ _l11118»' U- 318# Y ` VBDUBB, iw ticieutly maintaincd.Woe tothe democracy
REPORT OF G' ELECTORATE SUM Dnves’ and Covered Ban Alley’ Croquet that fails to maintain and efficiently main- I
signal"
pils taught by nearly half a million of
June 30-d érwtf
lt
Watch ~  
~ ~ sit  nd Tea Poly  
 t 1 f nament it must kee time   ~f i -I - 1 _ _ _ _
3; 32,, l;,);l]gi,llt,I;]e1l_(;il bglwtliihzlut it_. ' P _'   " ‘ " bias, L-iartfords have had a large sale in Charlottetown,
We take special care in testing o_ur watches we _
oiiering for sale. . By transit observations of the stars,
we ascertain true mean time for Chlrlottetos n, than we
c
which with your permission I will be glad
to send you. _
RHYHI
' -Jenny.
J enny_pedals neatly, ___
Gliding down tne s
Jenny smi es so sweetly
Jenny is discreet.
Lithsonie as a fairy,
Pink as the wild rose,
Golden hair so ai
_ YY,
Streaming as she goes
On her Cleveland flying
Drives dull care away.
Were I with her cycling, ___R.a"’ 
What a joyful day l
E..
tammaiieiig luis i2§fli“fj 
S. S. ||||lf|i._vii1 imc Ciiuioiiifcz
town at NOON on FRIDA`_Y,` an gf;
8.' _- Li Smile Numa.-evw»l»'WE0ss.
iNE$DAY,at 9 a. in. for Boston 
°°t’ ` Hawkesbury and Halifax,   _
' » _ Passengers 'leaving Chsrlottowwnii
_ _ .
vfa Picton, make close ixuiuecuon 
Hon.; mm Baton rmsdvyi 
l Saturdays. ' _§,-5,
~'riie s, s. mum aka mas' -iii
v  and Passengers for Hawkesbury' 
, i Halifax. W A A , ;
Tickets for sale at Stations P. E. 
H. L. CHIPMAN
Mark Wright  Co., __Ltd_J...2t..’;‘,';‘f.:¥.1i
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ir Schools was to impair their national
The regular work of the Institute will
ommence on Monday morning, _notes oi
ii-Q-l-
AN EXTENDED EXPERIENCE.
o.-'&n
in the flesh, and consequently is painless.
Dont you forget _to get Putnanrs Corn ex-
tractor, now or sale by_ medicine dealers
everywhere.
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compare with ii very Eno  H550 H¢f°\`l¥\5# Fwd’ _
ulum Regulator and so have the bca! 11185118 Pl'°°\l"516
for regulating our own  customers watches. »
Good time keeping watches for Ladies and Gena,-
men always for sale.
  .iiviii  
Cameron Bl0¢k» ‘ i,
Charlottetown. -
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G
of
I Saturday, July i4-_
“<`5”°i°i=m'siii"*fs.'°‘ se; ‘.iei......-»“‘“b‘i?‘f
Cr-spend, on*  _   1-
theta
Public
- at Hampton. I Ji1l\¢
Writes a well-_known chemist, permits me `
to say that Putnam’s Painless Corn Ex-
tractor never fails. It makes no sore spot
_ Carnivals, Scotsmans, 2_0tl1 Centuries, E. N.   `Colui1_,i A 
We are still receiving the above daily. r
 _‘__   -ioifror-¥'W’rite for catalogue. _
Reiiiair supplies-Second Hand Wheels ~
  f   it      _
 Rd ot-l_ier_a:nusements__u@ ii _ - _ _ &  _ _
¢
_ ._ _ . _,W5
~ ,_
J Fortickots, rates and all xufqiiasi
July. August, S_eptembor» October. iw ih°_ Four ,tion ,ppiy ,,, _ ' J I
nits Scii<»0i_s. The people ofthe United beet wheeling mcnthl-We have S0 Bicycles yet f»° 6011-Will mike W. W. CLARKE,-
from all pointsto Hunter River. Coaches States realizmgthis are d°v°ti“3if”m°”s° i 15° DYICC 9“i5f‘°t'°l'Y~ ` ` c -5855*: (mmnr _
will meet guests on notice being reoeiv- moneys to this purpose and have in--their _
ed; distance 8% miles. ur direct; from school upwards of 'seventeen millions oi
Charlottetown by carriage at all times. pu
Far” m9d°f3l7°5~ ' teachers and educated at a cost of nearly _
For P°m°u1”B apply t0 Mrs' Newsom two hundred millions of dollars, and yet ‘
we were assured that the people did not ___
complain. They realized that to starve
_ , _ ,F __. ____