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Central L-;ii‘f‘lon 'fiiroatiinil Ear
_ Ho pital.
imialist in Diseases oi The Eye, Throat
and Nose.
Omce-Canieron klork.
'ie=i<lerc.--Rich'ncud Street We=t.
0f~ce Hours- 9.30 1 rn. io 1 p. m. ;2{4o 4 p.in.
live' in _ by sppointmf nr.
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S CITY & COUNTRY NEWS
K. Of P.E.\iPiRr: Lodge meets to-night-
Business of inipommqe,
A sM.\R'i‘ steady boy with a fair educa-
tion wanted as an apprenticeat this oilice.
SERGEAXT Instructor Sutherland of the
Royal Canadian Artillery, Quebec, will re-
main in the city until after camp. He will
in the meantime instruct No. 1 and 2 Co`s
Artillery and will also instruct the Artil-
lery while in camp.
DR. McLaughlin has leased the beauti-
ful residence of Mr. F. Parker Carvell
near the City Hall. The doctor has re-
moved his office to his residence where
he will be found from 8 to 10 a. m. 12 to 2
and 6 to 8 p. m. The odice has been con-
nected by telephone.
ToURrs'rs and persons bent on
Pleasure, should not forget that
the Jacques Cartier runs a special
noon at 3 o‘clock to Orwell and return for'
but Sl) cents,and every Saturday afternoon
t0 Crapaud and return for but 40 cents.
These are delightiul_cutings, as they give
passengers so much pure sea air.
Owiim to the inclemency of the wea-
ther only a. small number assembled in
Zion Church schoolroom last night to
hear Rev. Mr. Lockerby’s lecture. Those
who were present enjoyed a rich treat.
Mr. Lockerby‘s arguments were clear and
forcible and his bursts of eloquence held
his audience spell bound. Premier Farquh-
arson acted as chairman and at the con-
clusion tendered the learned lecturer a un~
animous vote of thanks which was moved
by Mr. John T. McKenzie, seconded by
Mr. D. A. Bruce. I
MR Angus McLauclilin of Dunedin was
in the city on \\’eduesday and called upon
Tm: GUP..ini.\.\’. Mr. McLauchlin is in-
tensely interested in the improvement of
ofthe geese at present raised in this
Province. He is a strong believer in the
infusion of wild geese with thc flocks. He
bases his contention on his own exper-
ience and hc has now some four or five
wild geese on hls farm. He says it  not
diflicult to secure the wild birds as they
f will alight with the flock and when the
istriiiiger is noticed the iaiinei' should
_ drive the flock into the barn and' deprive
the visitor of ii portion of his wings.
A s_\ioi<i_\'G concert with light refresh-
ments was given by Licut. A. G. Peake to
the members of his Company. (No 2, 4th
Regt.C.A.R.lnon-commissioned ofdcers and
-ith Regt. Band in thc Artillery Armory
last night. The following toasts were
drunk in cold water.
Queen-National Anthem.
The British Empire-Sergt. Msjor
Heartz, Staff Sergt. Matheson.
Army and Navy-Lieut. C. C. Rich-
ards.
Canadian Contingent-Lieut.A.G.Peake,
Sergt. Ma,iorDarke.
Lord Roberts-Sergt. Instructor Suther-
land.
D. O. C.-Sergt. J as. Campbell.
Lieut. Col. Longworth-Sergt. F. W
Kennedy.
The Ladies-Gunner E. Mitchell, G,
Hennessy, H. Bethune. '
Voluntary Toasts-Bandsnian Hines
now in South Africa-Bondsman P. Mc-
Donald, 4 Regt. Band, Bandrnaster Gal-
braith, Bandsmen Beveii, Duchemin and
_-\_ Gaudet.
Oiiicei' Commanding No 2 Co.-Lieut. A.
G. Peake.
i.i<;-gt. Richards-Lieut. C. C. Rich-
Zlrils.
Non~Cominissioned officers No 2 Co-
Scigts Darke, Kennedy, Campbell, Corpl.
Bluncey. _
A toast \vas`drank to the health of Capt.
F. \V. I.. Moore. now in Quebec. After
singing Auld Laing Sync the haDDY C0111'
_ pany clispersed, all expressing iv. hope Of 21
ire-occurrence of ti similar event.
I
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BARGAIN
COUNTER.
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Linen Toweling regular 70 y&1`d» DOW 3 Yard fo” 16°'
~ \_ Turkish Tcweling regular 15c, now 11%
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_ Check Muslin, Just the t
» hr l3c a yard. now 3 yards for 250-
hing for children s wear, regu-
4.
PEOPLE’S
DECISION
li
Is Coniiriiicd by the Pres-
bytcry.  
DUNDAS EXTENDS CALL
excursion every Thursday ' after- Rgv, Isaag blur!-ay’s 
To he Celebrated--Expres~
sion of Sympathy.
tl*
Presbytery met at Cavendish on Tues-
day June 12th to confer with the con-
8`1`€S`&tion regarding the site of the pro-
posed new chiirch. M_r. E. Smith of Ken-
sington preached from the words, That in
all things He might have the preemin-
ence_’ Col 1:18.
After investigation Presbytery sanc-
tioned the proceedings of the congrega-
tion relative to the selection of a site,con-
Hrmed the site and recommended the im-
mediate commencement of the work of
building.
Presbytcry agreed to cooperate _with the
Cavendish congregation in celebrating
the jubilee of the Rev. lsaac Murray, D.D.
and appointed Rev. D. B. McLeod and
Mr. T. C. J ames to make the necessary
arrangements.
A call from the congregation of Dun-
das addressed to Mr. Malcolm Buchanan.
licentiate was sustained and ordered to
he forwarded to Mr. Buchanan. The call
was signed by 268 persoiisand accompani-
ed hy a guarantee of $575.06 per annum.
Preshytery agreed to ask a grant off$175.-
00 from thc augmentation committee. _
Provisional arrangements for Mr. Buch-
an;-in’s induction were made as follows:-
Tiine and place to be determined by the
Moderator and Clerk upon receipt of Mr.
Buchanan’s reply. Mr. D. B. McLeod to
preside, Mr. A. J. McNeill to preach, Mr.
W. H. Spencer to address the minister
and Mr. A. W. K. Hardman the people. `
The following resolution was placed on
the minutes and acopy ordered to be for
warded to Mr. Gunn:
‘°Presbyte.ry learns with regret of the
illness of Mr. Adam Gunn, extends to him
sincerest sympath y in his sufering, prays
that his health may be speedily and per-
manently restored and commends his con-
gregation to the care of the neighbourfn g
ministers while thus deprived of pastoral
oversight."
Presbytery adjourned to meet at the
call of the Moderator and Clerk.
J. M. FISHER
Clerk pro, tem.
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LOST-Between C. A. A.
A. grounds and Morris &
Jostfs, a 1'uiiniiig shoe, Finder'
will please leave at this of-
fice,-15 ti`,
Tziiz LYci:Ur.i Co.-Those who so greatly
enjoyed the recent presentation of the
Meirhant of Venice by the Lyceum Co.in
in the Opera House will be greatly pleas-
ed to learn that the Manager of that ster-
ling Company, Mr. Fred Shipman is now
in the city with a view to arrange for
them to appear here on Monday June 25th
in Hamlet. As by present transportation
arrangements the Company will be com-
pelled tc lose anight by coming to Char-
lottetown, it will be desirable to assure
Mr. Shipman of a full house in order to
put on in other Maritime cities, with Mr.
Edouard D’Oize in the title role and Ellie
Hcxt as Ophelia has called forth the
warmest cncomiums of -the press and the
theatre going public.
BEEF MAKES SAVAGES.
_ < The effect of environment upon animals
‘and plants has been a recognized fact
for many years, but the inilucncebf food
upon all members of the animal kingdom,
lingluding man, is not so_well attwted.
Somefyears ago a reverend naturalist,
bearing this fact in mind, decided to
make some experiments on fishes and
other creatures; :he fed abouta dozen
kinds of fish on a diet into which pepper
entered to a. large extent, and was much
‘ Pillow Cotton 42 in wide, regular 200 yd. now 15~;'._§,d. mused ,hen he found that the skins
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__ _ _ ' of his patients changed color. Other z - - -   fi __
She9t1ng_  ln. Wide, regular 270 yd. DOW 190 yd- _ similar gxperiments ilzsdietgiitga wer: 1111:- 1 .................    _ _ _ s .___ _ ,_ 
_ ` tended withylike resu , an _ _ ena ura. -  I   »-   
5 Quilts regular $1.2o, now _ 94°' isrsoqée esmewihs °<1“°1°§*9‘3_‘”“”     ‘ ~
must have agmarkcd 'eueet upon the char- pper Queen
25c each, now c eao .S 1. e n, .ina fu. it,
‘mes katie' ‘?‘*“S'*‘*g“'“' ,_ ._§?...';.f;."°_:  .;..‘2°‘;. D,,,,¢,,,,d N,,,,,,,. sn.-i wma amp.-» ea-an
Ladie ’ Be ts re ular 12c now is n man, and consequently
S Pique » , 8 ff,f§"if.l'L...§.-B wea=1y.w»»s not able w "-' ' Prints Plqlos Ducks iii
 Ladies He stitched Hankerchiefs, regular 60, 4ceach T E nd my sa,,,,,,,c,,,`,, ,,,,,,,,.,_,,,,,. ~ /“Hmm hu-aff 
make a certainty of the date. The play as _
In about two months he would have be-
come energetic and fool-hardy to a degree;
after three months in most cases, that
man would have become untameable as a
wild bull, and itwould be dangerous to
go near him.
_T0 YOUNG LADIES.
The young lady who wishes to obtain
'a very beautiful _soft and white skin
should subsist constantly on milk and .
eggs and the individual, whether male or
female, who desires to brighten the in-
tellect and preserve it fresh and vigorous
should eat largely of eggs. Butter has
the effect of making us sleek pacific and
lazy if taken in quantities daiy; the
person xo thus indulges in this oleagin-
ous ailm t will so .soon become fatigued
that he will be unit for any kind of
work or exercise. _
Strong cheese is recommended in mod-
eration; it is suitable to those who suffer
from “nerves,” for it acts as a sedative.
But if eaten to excess its effects are not
good.
It is a. matter 'of common belief that
mustard, taken internally, is a preventive *
of rheumutism. Our physiologist does
not., unfortunately, touch on this point,
but hc tells us something else in connec-
tion with this condiinent which is of
great importance, namely, that mustard
and memory go together. If you wish
to .have a good memory “and to pre-”
serve it unlmpaired as long as you
live, you must eat plenty of mustard.
The old idea that fish is good for brain
workers is scouted; those who live ex-
clusively on a fish ‘diet will in time
and themselves on a level with the fish
eating inhabitants of Northern Siberia.`
who rank as some of the least intellectual
people on the face of the globe. The
humble potato, too, comes in for condem-
nation, it being- the conviction of our
physiologist that a constant diet of this
popular tuber causes ennui and fatigue of
both mind and body.
A diet consisting entirely of vegetables
-using the word .vegetables in the purely
cookery sense-is considered injurious,
whereas fruit is highly extolled. Fruit
of all kinds is highly beneficial, as it pro-
duces an exhilaratingeifectwithout mud-
dling the brain, as does alchol. On the
subject of fruit as an article of food there
is now: a consensus of favorable opinion
among modern physiologists. Applies
for instance, are recommended as a brain
portion of phosphorous, and the malic 3
acid is of beneficial effect. Those who eat
abundeiitly of this fruit-which does not
mean immoderately-~wi'l not be slow to ob-
serve the advantages from ahygenic point
of view. The apple as an article of- food
rather than an adjunct to the dgssert, or ._
as something to be munched between
meals, has gained considerably in public
favour in the last few years.
The proportion of fruit which may be
eaten varies with the temperament; many
people might snbsgst on a diet of 'which _ _
one-half was fruit. 1
Try one can of Oak Brand Condensed
Milk and you will decide that it is i
better and c caper than a. cow. Ask your 1
grocer for it. 30 tf-
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Assortment
of choice perfume can be@
found in the Pri'->v1nce@
' than ours. ._
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" ‘Q Marshmallow Finger, ~
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' Taiv Bar, _ '
X Vanilla VVafers, .
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Wana' Ice Wafers,
L Fig hir, etc, etc.
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 now ready for business with"a full supply of staple and Fancy Gr0Cer1€S.
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Pura. Fresh. Grocer-iesonil prompt Attention-
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Tele hone 199. Corner Gt. 'George \`nd_Ke"ntf‘3ti.
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sl ~  ` st man in existence says this " US’ °1'3°1‘0f U13 blaffl Q. . - ” '
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