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EXTERNAL I INTERNAL
Illini'
CUTICURA SOAP to cleanse
' the skin of crusts and scales and
soften the thickened cutiele,
CUTICURA 0INTllENT to in-
stantly allay itching, inflamma-
tion, and irritatioli, and soothe
and heal and CUT CUB-A BES-
otvssfi to mol ma some me
Jaiood. ASINGLE SET of these
glut skin curativcsis often suf-
htcnésigo cure th? most tortur-
‘-ing! u»°»i|“1;¢i'f‘%rrt°:t.lE’ una
.and pimply skin, pagan
'Mood hnmourshawith of
jalr, when all ihils. -»
_-'1rr.r.roxs or Pnoran Usa Cilrrxwna soar

ans. me an mppn¢°' "sl"
-Osftcning, whitenin and s
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Qaehs for annoying irritations, inialnmations,
,nad excoriatio, ortoodbnoorolsnaiva
--perspiration. mic form 
,gre weaknesses, and for vs_
+*°“'°°s°..':::'m.,'..*t."' ..§
g?¢her_s»odlcatsd asap' to D co ” _
_ is Mmm* Lk and beani-
the s scalp, , hands. No
torcig: or domestic Mkt scsi, however
ve, to be com wi it for all
"‘ii'.1°;,*.?‘..‘I.‘.."i3 °?..‘.’.{‘.2°.."?.fi.§“*’»§.°¢‘”£
rua' skin and complexion soap, and the
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We have alarge supply of
,GEM JARS and asthe pre-
.serving season is now on, will
sell especially low 4
Pints 6.: each.
Quarts 7c each.
Q gallons cc each.
Rubber Rings |2¢ (152,
J.D.lIlACl.E0l) & C0. _
IIYNDMAN & G0.
insurance Agents,
Fire.
Marine,
Life-
Representing the leading British
Companies-
Worlt. 
...Shanti
f our bnsinesshas been no arent for
, past few months it has been almcstim-
_ mible to turn out our orders cn time.
_- qaesdon naturally arises. What
, isthereasouofso great a rush? The
_ reason is plain, our plant is fitted
_ throughout with the stat Modern
_ Machinery and employing none but
, £1-st class workmen. We are in a better
; position to turn out work in a satisfac-
_ Dry manner than any other establish-
, ment on P. E. Island
_ We have the facilities and know how
“ toemecutethe work.
, Givensa trial and be convinced of
, the merits of our work
_ Bruce Stewart & Co.,
. F d B aeers, Machinists and
. s.u°“..‘.f..f§2 .“"
» - Steam Nagstion Co’s Wharf. Char- 1.
~ lottetuvwu, P. Island-Phone 1:5. »
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Steamer Cilty of Ghent.
QTIDDNIQ. I 3 l
511|!! Charlcttotogn  
UNl1`Ftiday` morning, sahing at
3°-Im-ide. rot nn-nasty, as-It
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‘ Peter E, Campbell, Miss Eva Stewart.
` A Moossr REQUEST. _
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Association.
The Fourth Convention of the Georlle
town District Sunday School Association,
mst in the Methodist church, Union
Road, Klng's Co. at 2.3) p. m. on Thurs
day, Aug. Sth. The drst scsslonwas
opened by the President Mr. D. Ross, the
Rev. G. P. Raymond, Field Sccretary,read
a scripture selection and offered prayer.
Afterthc devotional exercises, the Pre-
sident welcomed the convention to Union
Road. Schools were represented as fol-
lows:
Presbyterian, Martinvale-Alexander
Martin, Miss R. Martin and Mrs. Young.
Presbyterian, Montague - Mrs. B.
Stewart. Sherman Melllsh, Herbert
Stewart. a
Presbyterian, Victoria Crow-John
Gillis, Miss Mary Gillis, Mrs. L. Lamont.
Christian, Montague.-Rev. N- G-
Stevenson, Egerton Non-ton,John Stewart,
Miss Norton.
Baptist, Montague-N. J. McDonald,
Baptist, Sturgeon.-Mr.and Mrs. James
Creed.
Methodist, Montague-H. Nelson, Mrs.
D. A. Martin, Miss Mary Lamont, Miss
M. Annear.
Methodist, Union Road-George Mcl-
llsh, John H. Mellish, Miss Marion Mcl-
lish.
Union Schools, Roseneath-Geo. Smith,
R. McFadyen, Mrs. Gordon.
Union Schools, New Perth-John Mc-
Mlllan.
Roportswerc on the whole encouraging.
After roll call, Rev. N. G. Stevenson
invoked theDivlne Blessing in the con~
vention and the schools represented. Mr.
John Gillis than read a paper on “Sunday
Schools past and present". This mastcrly
paper was hlled with interesting inform-
ation and_ was undoubtedly the result of
mach thought and consideration. Before
the closeof the session the Rev. G. P.
Raymond made some remarks on the
“Force of habit", "Normal Work" and
“Home Department", urging each one to
dg'dll_i|eir pcwcrto ike the -Sunday
Sihoclas interestingaa-possible. 
'Session closed with the Bcnedietiom'
1 ' .
nvnnnro amazon 7.30.
The evening session was opened with
devotional' exercises conducted by the
president, Mr. N. J. McDonald and Mr.
Mrs.  _Spencer thsnr\ad.aaIsort-
paper on the "Teacher Teaching" em-_
phasizing the fact that those whoteach,
enema nm    
knowledge than  _ _The 
should secure tha~;`_`iovc   
class, and also insist ou   r
studied at home. 'Qnes,Hfinu"f‘-as a 
.uma input to :iss .1.n‘i,i'\mt»in¢ 
sought from  nanse. -` 
The principa a of her paper, she illus-
trated by teaching a class which was re-
ferred to by the Field Secretaryasan
ideal class. and was not only interesting
but helpful to all teachers present.,
After music _by the choir” Mr-."i
James McLeod read a paper on “The
Necessity of Sunday School Work and
Hints toTeachers.” Mr. McLeod claimed
the need of S. S Work, because on the re-
ligious training of the youth depends the
future of the men,f and in the religious
tuition of a people depends the destiny of
a nation and “on the religious training of
a man depends his eternity“He also asked
teachers to put their hearts into the work
and to try and understand their scholars
and how to deal with them.
The last item of the Session was an
address by the Field Secretary, in which
he referred to the study of the Word of
God, and this value of the Bible, he said:
If we have purity in politics, if we have
social and civic reform, we must cling to
the Bible, deprived of the Bib1e,we would
be void of all that is good in literature
If we neglect the study of God’s Word
we cannot become strong, Christian
men and women. At the close of his
address Mr. Raymond answered questions
regarding S. S. work.
A vote of thanks was tendered the
residents of Union Road, for their hospit-
ality, and to the choir, and the Field
Secretary tor the part they took in mak-
ing the convention a success. Rev. G. P.
Raymond and Mr. D. Russ replied.
Session closed, Mr. Raymond pronoun-
cing the Benediction.
A, Robertson. District Secretary.
MQ-_.1
“I'm sorry took the horse," said the
culprit, “but let’s comprise this matter.
If there's any hanging to be done let me
do it."
“Suicide i" queried thelgleader of the
vigilants.
"0, no. Suppose you allow me to hang
my head with shame, and let it go at
that.”-Philadelphia Press. _
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(;¢¢|-gmwn _Dist-1¢¢ s. s. Financial District Meeting
Church, Highheld, on Thursday,
mencing at 9.1).
Hicks, H.B. Thomas, A. D. McCul1y,
Wm. Boyle.
Connells were formally excused fro
trip. `
quiry was made into estimated ex
Vernon River, Montague, Souris and
Society.
the sesslonary meeting as follows:
Cornwall-Oct. 21,22, 23, Rev. R.
and S. H. Rice.
McConnell and G. M. Young.
Montague -Sept. 23, 24, 25, Re v.
Perkins and A. D. McCully.
Souria-Rev. Thomas Hicks. ,
Vernon River-Oct. 28, 29, 3), Bev.
B. Thomas.
The other circuits and missions
make their own plans.
The Revs. Professor Andrews of
address meetings during the month
September en educational matters.
interesting discussion took place on
bath School Work, in which several of
Ministers took part. The paramount
rt
Then Wed a well sustained
highly profitable conversation on
Spiritual Workof the Church. Add
were delivered by all the Ministers
several laymeu. The Bev. G. A. Sell
Bl'
St. John, who hae'  "
several weeks. was  rafter-
noon session, aud in response to the
          
whiih by  g'§'theH
man, Rev. R. Ople, on ‘f;A1i_athy
_ - ' .~ 9
Aspects ofthe Wcrkof the Church..
choir, assisted by the organist,
Pierce.
was passed, and thus a pleaziig
The lnanclal meeting of the Cheri
town District was held in the Meth
The proceeding-sbcgan with devoti
exercises, the Rev. R. Ople presiding.
following ministerial and lay delega
were present: Revs. S. H. Rice, Th
Wass, °H.Pieroe, F. Frizzlc, Jos. Par
and brethern, N. Pcardon, Wm. Pi
The Revs. G. M. Young and J. W. Mc-
m at-
tendance owing to absence from h
not having returned from their Euro
The meeting then proceeded to
transaction of its business. Careful
tures and probable income of the dilfe
missions within the district. Win
grants from the general Missio
Arrangements were made for a vigo
campaign this fall in aid of the Missio
and Educational Funds. The clergy
within the District are appointed te at
Vernon River-Oct. I-ll, 31, Rev. J.
M
Allison and R. W. Weddall, A. B.,
pox-tance of the training of the yo
    Dis
pledged" _itself  'more,;9amesW_`;cKo
c_¢rying'?§_>n  work.”   -_
resses
dress. .at  a tion_'f._.
 the th
addresses were delivered by the Ch
Indid'erenee;" the Revs. A. D.iMcC
Wm Wane andS.H Rice, o Prac
proprlate hymns were rendered by
A resolution, thanking the friend
profitable meeting was brought to a cl
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if: They are the kind that not only look well, but will do the work expected
ve di! '
gm” _ of them, keep -you dry and comfortable. _ (Price, of course, varies as tc quality,
Mt.
stewart, were recommended to receive but all are reasonable and good value for the money. A special line of u"
nary ' 
ms to-date waterproofs at
muy
men
tend
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Joé Sunnyside. Sunnyside.
will
ount
will
     
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2*’ Summer Suits     
       
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the evening. Earnest and apprcpr
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Vlgorous womanhood
Food-A Ooxnnsnas Solano
ment which Doss kneel:
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very largely on the health of the
for husband and children.
the house feeling languid and tired
You can be healthy and vigorous
you follow the advice of Dr. Chase,
famous Receipt Book author.
would not deceive You." and his
Nerve Food in intended for just
mg to the thin, watery blood and
y es e _e an __ ebili
nerv-ousgnyascm, cures nervoul' h
aches  drsoeneis. "Nl P011"-1\
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&f`~C0-.Torontot '  
llado Perlocs by Ik. &a.se’a N
Tren
and mother. Lf sho is nervous, peev
and irritable, worried by the li
cares of every day life, and tormen
by pains and irregularities that
sure to accompany a rundown ayst
there can be no happiness in the ho
Too many women are victims of n
vous exhaustion, and do not know
They suffer from indigestion and <1
pepsia, nervous headache and ale
lessness. and drag themselves about
out.
weak,
which nature constructs new ne
cells and new bodily tissue it lraduai-
d rtainl t
end-
exhaueted nerves the very materials
ty an ce y recons ructs and
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zgg Lewis Old Stand Opposiw Market
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treat-
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auch
cases as are hare described. By supply-
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gvercom/s weakness  laritiejz.
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A IV REIIIIIII Phm
The Central Drug' Store, *
-s ` Sunnyside;
han
 Pickling Spices, Tumeric
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Crockery
the ' We are daily receiving ilsttering compliments on our low prion and
Miss ' I
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dreds of customers who have bought from us are during the past “year are
telling their friends of our wonderfully low prices.
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We Carry
A Full Line
of tin and enamelled
wares and all other uten-
use.
' Prices away down.
DODD ,& _ROGERS;
American Wrin e`  
g rsl
with elastic rolls of pure rubber which wrisg thethick and  
dry, and saves fthe cloths and buttons. I
The-se vningers axe hi-ted wivh an im roved ' e hoard w ° 4'--
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away with hard spreading Every roll and wringer sold by ue is
guaranted also sold upon easy terms, of -payments
 QueenStreet.
HIGH? -mllss
1?. E. L `=vd.G!1f°oa In Buckles. B130:-»h@s.Hat Pins
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8 of - arrears ansanscnr,
Highlleld for their generous ho itality, ' f ‘ _ ' ' ‘ ° ' ' ‘mm
_ d Not thc mile take of gosups but the careful opinion of critic _ Skip accounts. , _ "I ' `
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ose our store and you skip the biggest crockery bargains ever heard uf. Hun I " i ' 'F'
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largepantrynnd a bath room, the latter is
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