_ ,_ _ ,__ 7 THE GUAIRDIAN. CHARl.()`l"l`E"l`()W
N. FRANCE EDWARD ISLAND, JUNE 14, 1900
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na; gczici;..i!\' known that
£di;ip“ng'5 full n.inic is Joseph
Ru
Rud _
.4 -A-
Quality
of consumption,
other constitutional
c|\ass's liens Food as
o
the attacks of disease
of the lips, gums, and ¢
of breath, weaknegg
bv nerv oneness, sleep
less-
weakness of the body,
the
to use opiates
h
useless to doctor
ill
and certainly by th
Chasc’s Nerve Food, wh|¢
condensed pill form all t
Herve Food is of inestima
‘l\'U¢0~
Kir1*°F'__ L A. . 
of Blood
llssrt
Dis-
the llmss. tiieitomaeii,
kidneys, and bowels can.
tm; functions and repug-
Pn Supplied with blood
t in nutritive qualities,
r later the weakest orgy;
or min, watery time
¥¢
of
Ind 181181116. despondent 1
symptoms are usually
s
can be broughg
he
for strengthening
the blood. Asa blood
gud nerve restorative, Dr,
In pill form. 50 cents a brits
Jlslsrl. or Edmsnson, Bates 5
i Archdeacoun 'Rough of Milton, P. E, I,
S at the Halifax.-Halifax Chronicle.
U A SMART .steady boy with a fair educa-
l0I1 wanted as an apprentice at this office.
I1- is expected that the annex to the
, Hotel Davies will be ready by the il;-st, of
July. _
Q ‘ Cons to the 5 o’clock -tea in St. Paul s
_,g p
.1 'PimRev. John Prince .ot Moncton
pslebmtes his eightieui biruuny on mmf
~ day last. r
THE steamer Brant will commence the
g work of supplying the light houses about
wthe 25th instt
Raiinzumm the regular “Y” meeting
this afternoon at 4 o‘clock. Important
that all msmbersbe present,
Loine and King arrived in Georgetown
T“°9daY 0V¢UiB8»Witb her foremast carried
away.
Rasenvn to-night and to-morrow night 1
for Rev. D. F. Lockerby's lecture on
Some of the Mistakes of Ingersoll," in I
Zion Church Lecture Room. Admission
~ 10 cents.
J
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I1
#I
ntion
 yell want to secure the
best results while training use
ING FLUID.
Itremoves all stillness after
exercise and _keeps the mus-
 elessupple. The lormula is
F5 the sa-me as used by Burke
‘ Pranzelien and other crack
Athletes.
W Price 25 cents.
5 :HUG H E S
. _-ipothecaries Hall.
l\#$HfSil@$% f S3
 THE Annual Convention of Teachers of 1
,pile Western Inspectorate win be held at
_.Kensington on June 28th and 29th,1Ql),
First Wien begins Thursday, at 10.30 
, a.m.
A Humber of Catherine McDonald’s
_ lends have made up the amount.,
of _ her fine and costs and yester--“
yday evening at seven o`clock she was dis-
"g charged from Queens Countyjail.
_qv
Tm-: P E Island Hospital has received
-1. Auld, City, $10; l\eil McLeod, Barris- "
ter, Summerside, $25' Golding Howard `
Cornwall, $5; D. C. Morson, Cardigan
Bridge: $10. `
Qltlie folloiwingi for ,building fund; George '
Q » »
- §_;i$¥L%~‘ii‘~?iiii
\Vr:n_\‘£sD_n', July the 4th, as before an-
; nouuced is the date lixed for Grace church
S. S. picnic. . Last night it was decided by
the Board, on :1 most favorable report
from the location committee that Emei-
ald Junction should be the place nerr the
finest. fishing ground on the Island.
E.,
+ T111-3 annual meeting of the Charlotte- i
town District met yesterdayafternoon
at 22.30 at Clifton. All of the ministerial
,chi & courier News DISTRICT  
MEEIIN
The Work of the Scssi
§i&¢)>olroom this afternoon. Doors open at 
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NEXT YEAR’S 555510
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il THE Schr “Sarah L. Oxine" owner De `§    in 
- lmnortant Resolutions
Passed. 
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The District Meetings were I-esum.
ed at Kensington' yesterday mgyn-
mg ‘With 3 18186 representation
of clerical and lay delegates; the
evotional exercises were conducted by
he Cllllirnlan and liuqncial secre-
FD.:
routine business, the tablilating of statis=
tics andthe reception of reports from Wm.
mittees. `
Some “discussion was held with refer- .
ence to the reorganization of some of ’ the
circuits, but no action was i»&kQ3.
The statistics of the Conventional Fund
are 9-S follows:
Raised for Missions $55;_(1)
Contingent 350
Supernumerary Fund 25500
Educational 521)()
Sabbath School Aid 12.16
Sustentation Fund 20330
General Conference 33,89
Epworth League 5.00
Thefamount raised for ministerial sup-
port was $4.462. Raised for all purposes
$11,351. This amount included the
money raised for the twentieth _century
fund.
There are within the district 33 Sab-
CITY & COUNTRY NEWS'
TEA in St. Paul`s schoolroom this after-
noon.
G O. Y. B.-Regular meeting of Mizpah
I-Odse. L. 0. Y. B. in offers Hsu tonight
at 8 o°clock. Every member is requested
to attend.-(By order.
' Mtmrancook correspondent of the
T Times SHYSPMP. A. Tremblay. our snappy
first basemandgiilne in Wellington, P. E.
I. on  1-ith "lust, where he
has takennewion as bookesper with
thefnrm orlro. Aisenauit so.. at ce: A
.Yi
J°h“¥¥#i00 was Dned $3 or 15 days.
Early in the morning Margaret Gormely
called at theipolice omce and rep creed
. that she  to be taken in charge as
g she.was  of drowning herself. She
“'°~S13°-km ilicharlre and His Honor re-
»ma.nded,.',her tojail.
1  P0lioe court yesterday morning,
THE véhiabie minion. 1sm12=1o,r¢i- ‘
merly  by .et C. Ben, M. P. died st.
B_l'id8€W8U¢l‘ 18812 wgek. at the premises, of
his °W”e1`- J0S¢D1li Wyman, This speedy
horse was well known here. It will bere-
~ y .
'peted on the Charlottetown Driving park
1 some years ago. "
'1`_HElfollowingi_s a summary of the new 1
train arrangemeiits- of P. E. I. Railway,
_1_‘3X_lJr€Ss traiuiif leaves Charlottetown at
‘-41° 8- U1-1 arrives at Summsrside 9.55?
off the Island, and runs as accommodation
x rom Summerside to Tignish connecting
with steamer at Summerside. Accommo
Georgetown and returns to Charlottetown ~
allowing two and a half hours at Souris
arrives at Charlottetown at 9.oo a.. m.,
a.m.Georgetown at 5.50 a.m. and Charlotte
town at 7.35 a. m. go to Tignish, or Monc-
nd from Tignish and intermediate sta
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membered that Israel successtuli com- ‘
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strips-viiidi.
. inventions-tim
enough “play” ‘top
prevent breaking.__,~ A,  f
°‘ ._ The “Lady hliste’¥»is .s 
S hook corset, trimmed at top
i A I with ribbon and " 'laoef'
dation train leaves Charlottetown for -  Y _
Cape Traverse {and intermediate stations h '
at 5.00 p.m. Express train leaves Char `
and four hours 'and ten minutes at A ' ~ 1' <;.:  A A - A A
Georgetown. Accommodation leaves i A ` ‘ "uf, 3- 1 ;;¢“l-  j-‘fp ' r 
Charlottetown at 2.00’ p.m. for Souris and ‘   v "   i § . C
Georgetown. Trains from the west f ' A ' i_ '  , 
"" 1.25 
    
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I-Iere’s one of the Enes_t”_co_r@-_
set values-we’iv`e-;es‘er._
a.m., connectinsiwith stea`me`rs,for pointer L C 1 €-_ 0   
1"“’,,,*,’1° _ _,_ _ _ ,train fwmsummeiside to Ti;-nisn. Acwm, 1   ~ _A.
e session was largely occupied oy the A modation train1eavesGharlottetownat8.10 ' '_ A  _
gan.. for Summerside and runs express? V.: A . .
*lottetown at 6.05 a. m. for Sourisand 3 
p.m. and 8.50 p. m. Trains from the East Q The B\1Sl€Sl$ Sl'.0i‘6 011 Clli\l'lbl'fl€-
arrive at Charlottetown at 8.10, a.m., and . fo\vtl’s Blisiesii Street. " `
3.5) p.m. Passengers can leave Souris at 10 ` ' ” ' i " ‘ ` "
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ton N B and intermediate stations and \_ ,/,;,,_` ` 5-\,» c ,,_? -
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members of the district were present
excepting the chairmen, Rev.' J. J.
` Teasdale. In the absence of Mr. Teasdale
the Rev. Henry Perma was elected chair-
lie Best 5-*
bath schools with an attendance of 1692
scholars, 144 members have been added
to the church during the year, but the
losses by death, etc., leaves the result the
_ .. .  _,$71, _\  .__., ,/,,  .  _  A
return to Charlottetown on the same day, .l))7l.'v   li. 1
° ( Q s 
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:ions to Charlottetown and return on     7;,
same day, or they can go from Tignish to  V ~"\i_,`
Souris and Georgetown on the same day. '/ef '
An express train will run from Tignish to ‘   I '   
‘ Charlottetown, leaving Tignish at 2.50 p. i N e I e 0 S Nil"
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this Too Good.
qglfipe Cake, of the best quality,
H made as we know how to
like it. I his is special value and
is just what you want.
wer cake use in
sin cake .» use in
Light nun cake lee lb
Telephone 93.
D; STEWART,
Eclipse Bakery,
Bakes I-§e;t Bread.
 .
man pro tem. Rev. VV. C. Matthews,
Murray Harbor was elected secretary. The
meeting will be continued to-day when tl 8
. laymen elected by the circuit within the
, bounds of the district will be present.
1 Rev. J. W. McConnell who was in attend-
, ance returned to the city last night.
'Ins Synod of the Church of England
~ opened in St. Luke`s Cathedral,yesterday
morning at 11 o`clock, Rev. N. Le Moine
preached the sermon. The general
meetings of the Synodiare being held in
,fSt. Pauls Hall. Argyle St. The Lord
i Bishop delivered his address in the after-
noon. The Island delegates are residing
. at the following places:
' Rev. J. W. Godfrey, Mrs. Franklyn, 259
Brunswick street.
CZAIRIJ !
]¢l‘eCl`n1-ial _-\.=si.=‘a»nt at Royal Londrn
Ophthalmic Hfsuital Mooreilelds. and
Central Lordon Throat and Ear
Ho pital.
. _-,~_,
L- H- DICKEY
Rev.-James Simpson,Mrs. E.P.Cra.wford
Queen Street.
. Rev. L. Y. \V.\Villiams,Mrs W.J..&1~mit-
' age. 90 Spring Garden road. ‘
Re\'.J.wI.\Vithycombe, M_rs.F.\V.Green,
f Young Avenue.
Rev. .-xrchdeacon Reagli, Mrs. Hesslein,
Halifax Hotel.
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 A%il_l`\Sl in Diseases of The Eye, Throat _*__ “
 ‘A  and Nose.
" QGee-Cameron Flock.
- hssdeoc-'--Ptichmond “treat Wes‘.
Try one can of Oak Brand Condensed
0 will decide that it is
L 5 ,; Milk and K u
.  ‘Dillon Hours- 9.30 1 mt fo l p. m. ; 2140 4 p.m. ' better and c caper than a cow. Ask YOU'
veil b » ' r
{ U Y>Lpoinim»-n .
i-,' lvzsillirsren ...vo lumen vi rm Grasses
grocer for it. 30 Lf-
same as last year, namely, 1630. The el-
ection for the various conference committ-
ees resulted as follows.
Stationlng committee-Rev. Thomas
Hicks. A
Representatives to Conference-E. H.
Wright, Snmmerside; Matthew Smith,
Hampton; S. E. Reid, Tryon; D. S. Wright-
Searletown; D, Rogers, Freetown; A. K.
Henry, Granville; Mr. Leard, Alberton;
Theodore Wright, West Car e.
At the afternoon session of the Summer-
side District the matter of conference
elections was resumed and resulted as
follows! Laity representative to the con-
ference board of missions, David Rogers;
alt-erun te, H. T. Pickering; S. S. Com., F.
A. \Vightman, ministerial; A. K. Henry,
layman; E. L. Com., N. McLaughlin, min-
Com., W. R. Pepper, ministerial; S. E.
ministerial; E. H. \Vright, layman;
Nominating Com., W. A5. Thomson, min-
isterial; S. E. Reid, layman.
In discussing the quest.ion“Wl1at can be
done to increase the eiliciency of the
in a. lengthy and solemn conversation con-
portancc of our fundamental doctrines
_ which are the distinctive principles for
which we exist and importance of the
scriptural injunction. “Take heed how
isterial; M. Smith, layman; Sustentation
Reid, layman; Children’s Fund, T. Hicks,
work of God within the District? resulted
cerning each field and the passing of the
f0llo\vin,f.>,' resolutions: “In view of the im-
m. All of the above is Eastern Standard
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Your best friend can give you no befter-
b id stomach and weak nerves take Hoo‘d`s
barsapartlla "
@ N0
2 Better
gAssortment
of choice perfume. can be
found in the Province
than ours.
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soooeedboosoeoeo
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but we are prepared
prove it. ' V
20 er cent diitoufi
PERFUMES
advice than this: “For impure blood; i, ,,,;_  __-QW _$1
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Hellebore l Hellebore ! He lleborel "-  'md ws lmve Just the
Central Drug Store. Central Drug Store. '/cr p086- mosh Comfortable
Central Drug Store.-13 3i.  pushpensiest to buy
A . j fifii
gseseseseeeeg   
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5,.;
Fine Silk front Shirts.
Nice soft Flannel Shirtsto wear with white collar
1 P , __ Light Balbriggan Underwear, double ihresd. 752 830 $1-00 PCI' illit-
off all HMS Of ‘ ' Cashmere Hom, cotton hose, from l0c up. O '
Neckwear in endless variety from 5c to $1.00
Braces i~_i~.e\:ery desirable make from l5c to 7."c.
Ourffaloring Department is in full blast.
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 BARGAIN lllillllllll.
 Linen Toweling regular 7c yard, now '3 yard f0l‘S 150-
; Turkish Tcweiing regular 15c, now 110-
Piiiow Cotton, 42 in wide, regular 200 yd. now A15c. yd.
Sheeting, 72 in. wide, regular 27c yd. now 190 yd-
Quilts regular $14.25, now . . -9-4°*
Ladies’ Leather Bedts, ragu|ar25c each, now 1Sc each.
Ladies’ Pique Belts, regular 190, DOW 9°'
There are afew.othe!‘s. wepwill give y011 1810?-
The. People’s Store
Tii3king» Vefy h°5VY 1. regular 2%  gow  1 I ‘_ 18l3iy.d'1  every
Indies’ Hemstitched,Hanks\rchiefs»’T0ZU19»1` 60, 4° *Wh
40c doz,
bf ` 3 'V ‘ our faénilydfpgiiviotgrearsi
HKS 0-,  
. - Ietend- .” rgi 5 is' _
‘ and Tnrpentine isafamily necessity
ye hear” and in view of the manifest lack
on thelpart of many of our people of a.
well grounded knowledge of these truths
and principles, thus making -imposition
and every immorality easy and
probable, this district would therefore lay
emphasis on the importance of impressing
our people with a due sense of the import-
ance of these great truths as well as of a
deeper love and loyalty to our beloved
church.” `
On motion of the Superintendent of the
Bedford Circuit it was unanimously de-
cided to recommend to the, Conference
the division of that mission with a view offi
having it an additional ' man stationed at
Wellington and West Cape. 1, ' T
It was decided that the invitation to
meet next year at Summerside be accept-
. ed. l ;
 Cheek Muslim °ust the thin for ch1ldren’s wear regu- This with nie confirming ofthe min-A' , ,,,,,,;,,,,,,,,,,,',.-,,,g..,,
I J g , _ utesfbrought thebusiness  a_close after .‘ ¥;réSf_°'m1:utS. A p
L” 13° a Yard- HOW 3 Yards for ‘ 20°' “'“i°‘“ “he ’”°?“‘“g “i “.‘S"‘“°“ "M" T X§2§3‘*‘»‘§.’;‘f.T5'  cm. Queen .na Grafton su cirmn.
the doxology and benediction.
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To , De l ,
"”p1e5sur'e, siiuiud' not forget that
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this week for cash
H .
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N  Fruit store. _
noon
. but 30
‘ A FAELX
Hr. J. ,'Wrig`ht,
Tomnwmgm
 d Turpentinie.
p houses of Canada and the_ United States.
125 centea bottle Family size 60 cents. 
“The up-i o-dat*
 V g ,A 1 ~ fi all the latest desizds.
1  c c
5);,,5)‘ our cannon Ponrnairs iriunrivailta.
.lust opened-consisting of
Mapl: Cream. A
Genoa I ake.
1 Ice C i-soanut Fumbles,
Q Weir" Ice Wafers, Ag, . _
` Fig ba.-, etc, etc.
¢¢_»»»».¢¢ » ._-».... ..- .e ~ ,_
noams at Josr,
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.vo-Lev. 
.nawenm mir of tm nom]
simatadon the corner at Heston and I
Hillsborough Stsets,'at present occupied ,V
by Mr. D. B. Stewart. Possession, lstm,
June next. All modern conveniences. "
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 . 'A Our customers are all delighted.
Be sure and visit the leading studio.
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, ; Come in and try some E ' r  
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 ' . : Telephone us. and we I 0 _ 1 _ __
URISTS and rsons bent 0D‘ : Will deliver promptly. , ' F  V _ *_* ' 
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. _ -. . , For anvxhing in Men’s Wear from a Collar Button to an Overcoat.
This ls pretty big ta‘ Our stock is l-nge and well selected and our prices the most reasonable
'White Dress Sfiirts, colored Skirts, soft front and laundered fronts.
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