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ure _ i thing is the si to be F und.
 lr ooiitiiiiis all the desirable qualities of material. Fit, Finish and workin inship.
'l`ne price should be an objeotjf so, you will buy from Prowse Bios the Champion Clothers.
PRCVVSE BRQS.    "P IN- 
`a,_\'. what about at nice suininci' hat ? iou should see those new styles in linen hats Just the thing for warm Weather. They d0n’t Cost much and you get I-much comfort @ 0
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The Wonderful Ch
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Report of National Coun-
cil Read.
0llIER COUNCILS’ WORK_
\
ii-
lhe Employment Registry-
Number of Situations ap- ,
plied for and Filled. `
r ' W#
Iml 00.1/_ ‘ »W»m»l:ns¢t1astThur»
llotw`_ _  ` _ihehelvy 
nnm I __ were Plelelt-
MQ" ute_“Preeident
readl»opreeeef\mes` ` _ _ tnreetitg
Of 'IIC  lla'-isu~ll H  
Canada held at th- ap ~~ko1`°’»s Chambers,
Hougbf Cgmmuiis, C D 1418.  
lay, Whéll I lever Ir -_.1 fl” 
of Mints was read, acirnowledsingth
message of geeting from the N. U. W.
C. to their xcellencies and also ex-
pressing her sympathy and interest in
the work of the Council. Lady liinto
also graced the meeting with her pree-
ence, remaining for two hours. '
The following are extracts of the
i _ _ _
'Die last meeting for the season of thel
dar   ¥.~l;2¥1 
ef
crvcs. . .
[charities and work for the Victorian
business of the meeting at Ottawa Session on behalf of Su-itent ition Fund
, ! “In reply to a letter from the Correa- Moming Se,-viges M 7 ,_ m_ ‘_ ~ _ ~ ~ _ i ~ . _,-I.-‘ ’ ;‘,~ I;   _.   il ~
pending Secretary, the Minister of Jus- ‘ ' » . ' » » . ‘
*Ser* i tice wrote that he had a measure under _Wednesday-Leader,Rev.R.W.Clements _ ' ~:. 'lt iii _ ji .
) _ _consideration for the amendment ot the Thursday- “ “ H. Harrison. _ _ _  - - . ~  "
r C0. cr§m°`i.ndal_f_aw_. one of the 5012:; of which 'F1-id¢y_. » ` .. .. W_ Lgysom _ _ _ _ - _ _ _ _ _
re a vagrano --an _ _ ae~'l__:on  ___- .. ' ' r
 as the bill was _prihled he" 1$o`i_ild's’end  ti
I copies for distribution to Councils. 0uday__ ,,
amor) ‘-Toronto Local Council reported that f -
tke Bros.) __ 'it was taking the initiative in pn endea- Tuesday- N _
'ear, (Pm-5,* -_ ~ lvoiir to establish a home for incurable j 5,,-_gvfcgs in o-rggn
children.
“London Local Council is still work- "
ing for the Children's Hospital and
hopes soon to have s Victorian Order of
Art Schoolfihe early closing movement, `
and the appointment of women on
School Boirds. Mrs. Boomer reported
that they had got up a large petition
for the teaching of domestic science in
the schools. ,
“Kingston Local Council reported a
Victorian Order nurse at work. `
“St. John Local Council' is interested
in the establishment of associated _.
Order is progressing there. Very ac-'
ceptable work had been done when the I
Doukhobors landed b giving them re-
freshments and looking after the com-
fort of those who were ill. They also
took charge of the burial of some who
had died onthe passage out. _ . k,
“The Victorian Order of Nurses, re-
presented by Mrs. G. E. Foster, reported .
that the Government of Ontario had
 of-women and childrenilrs. 
_  d oflfontreal wrote that ahehad
ldrd from the  of Juiticegf and
he*-had informed _her _that he intended
topropose certain aigrdments to the`
_Criminal Code during the year.
“Prince E-hrard Island Local Council
reported that they had petitioned thei
Legielaturefor an amendment to their
Bchool Act, making women eligible to
serve as School Trustees.” .
After some remarks having been
made on the general work of the Coun-
cil, local matters were taken up.
The finances required for paying
Secretary, &c., of the head office at Ot-
tawa were discussed and a sum of $10'
was voted by the Charlottetown Coun-.
cil to be sent to the Treasurer of the
WM -nd Dr. A-. W.
Shaft red by Worry '
or Owlerworlt are ChaSe,S
Rrviiaiimi by Nm-Vg Fggd
"Nerves"-what a. world of meaning this
word has to scores of thous:~._nds_ of women
who, through the strains of social life and the
worry of home cares, are fast approaching tho
V8.
griilervous headaches, dyspepSia. l1'f1I3b1l1¥_Y bl’
dav, restlessness and sleeplessness by night.
Pains and aches in the body, derangements Of
the organs peculiarly' feminine, loss of energy
and ambition, despondency and despair.
These are some of the symptoms knoim to
the woman of exhausted nerves. 'Ihese are
symptoms which entirely disappear when Dr-
A W. (.`ha.se's Nerve Food is used. _
By creating new, rich blood and nerve tissue
this great food cure of Dr. A. VM '_l12~>'¢ fe-
stores and revitalizes the wasted nerve cells,
gigs new vigor and vitality intoihe system and
s woman of many ills which are due to
exhausted nerves.
Dr. A. W. Chas»e's Nerve Food cures by the
building-up process, which makes the body
round and plump, and restores the glow Of
health to the pale. sallow cheek.
5oc. a box at all dealers. Of EdIl12~l150D» B315
l Co., Toronto.
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KIDNEY... .
DISEASE
The wonderful success of Dr. Chase's Kid-
l¢y-Liver Pills :if.».ls to the fame of the great
doctor whose nanzc is familiar in almost every
\ home .is the author of the world famous Recipe
Book.
Scores and thousands of grateful men and
Women have been rescued from the miseries
incl dangers of kidney disease by this greatest
Of all l.';ci.".f:y cures.
bfi I5 C Simmons, Mabee. Oni.. WYHGI
"hiv k. irvys and back were so had I was
Una`;»l~: is work or sleep. My uririe had sedi-
ment I,<» back dust, Iwzns compelled to get
\lp!'o'1.- cr .“`.'.'e times during the night. I saw
Dr. i`h~.e`; Kidney-Liver Pills advertised and
concluded to give them a trial. I have only
“Sed one bex and am completely cured. I was
3 Evra! ~.~-f]f=~r»_-r for 18 years, but my kidneys do
noiboihm ine now. I enjoy good rest and sleep
and ccr.<.;ii»r Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills a
bOon to suffering humanity."
Dr. Cha.<.e's Kidnev-Liver Pills, one pill I
dose, 2;e .1 box, at all dealers, or Edmanson,
B418! 3: Co., Toronto.
N. C. W. C. as a contribution to help
on the work. ' -
Next subject in order was the “Em-1
ployuient Register" established here,
_anent which tne following report was
ipresented: “From April |3ih to Jane
15th,-No. of names of employers ap-
plying for servants registered 57; No.
of applicants for work. 49; No. of situa-
tions filled, 20 ” The above was con-
sidered quite a. good showing for a
commencement. From the above it is
evident that employers are largely in
excess of employees and that it is diffi-
|cult to obtain suitable workers, as only
l20 out of 57 employers were suited. ‘
; The constitution and standing orders
|were discussed and passed with some
slight auieudineuts, the most important
i. of which was as follows: In Article IV
_of the Constitution instead of “The
,‘o$cers ofa Loyal Councilshall consist
,nf a President one or more elected Vice-
. Pre.sz`dents” that three elected Vice-Presi
dents be substituted for the words one
or more elected Vice-Presidents.
i Some information was _given by the
-committee appointed to enquire into
f means of providing for the aged and in
3 firm poor, but more data are required
i direction. .
New Brunswick and Prince
Edward Island Conference.
‘i i_
. PLAN ON SERVICES .
;B. Champion; 4- 7' p.
_  _ _ Shenton.
Nlriel. 'l‘h_¢y are also interested in the  Buggy Segglqmpnn 3
4. Bayley, Open Session of Sunday
and A. D. McCuily. ~ -
_ St Andrews-Rev. C.
m.- Rev. l. Howie; 7
Pcnna; Lodge 8 p. m.
m.-Rev. I. Howie.
Ives. Upper Mills-Rev W Mc-
Laughlin.
Floward; p. m.-Dev
l‘_Tenn_ant.
_ 'ven a yearly t to the O de qflf
Qéw, to be nsedli: the Provinbe, had .R°ad° ‘
it was hoped that this example may  _.
ollowed by; some of the other Pro- ,~
I
I
_ibelore anything can be done in thatl
‘° J_A. Ives.
H T. Hicks.
Mum mainstem is  J.
out-'1Nv." Job.
p. m.-Rev. S.
hool, addressee by Revs. W. Lawson!
Comben. ’ I
St. David’s Cimuit, Oak Bay, 11 a.
p. m.-Rev. H.
Bay Road, 7 p. I-_
old Ridge, 11 a. m.-_Rem J. al
St. James-Rev. A. C
Cala s, Methodist a
B ll
_ Bay Brook,
C. Turner; ‘p. m._.Rev
Milltown, Presbyteli
F. A. Wightmarti P.
Marr.
 ° V  C`4l1ti»0siisr°Kiitenal.~s» in-f-Kev.
- “Wm-' ’°'°’°”°°“’"‘° "°~“°" P’°'°"io. W. Hamilton- ' _ ai.-f asv. s‘.|
hearing biti him and tie General
Superintendent upon thesubject. ._ _
Signed in behalf and by order. of
_ ‘ R. Bai-zcxsri.
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Savlng a l1usband‘s
Life.
Only the other
day the newspapers
told the story of
a plucky woman
~ who saved her hus-
’~ , 4’ "band from drown-
- ='~'- v ing on the rock
_  : \bonnd atlantic
’ ’ " coast. CIC ' are
` '°‘. otherhdangégs be-
_ .  -’ side t at o rown~
J - ing from which a
_1..___1|
_ s h r e w d yv o rail a n
ma b a little diplomacy, save er ns-
banyd. yMcn are provcrbially re_ckle_ss about
their health. They do not think i_t worth
while to pay any heed .to a slight 1I1d\E€5°
tion, a trifling bilious attack, a little nerv-
ousness or slecplessness, or a. small loss of
appetite. The first they know they have
dyspepsia. liver complaint, malaria. rheu-
matisni, nervous prostration or deadly cou-
sumprioip Even then they are prone to
neglect their trouble until it is too late._
A wise wife will assume guardianship of
her husband’s health. She will always
have at hand a bottle of Dr, Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery. When her husband
feels out of sorts she will see that he takes
it. It makes the appetite keen, the diges-
tion perfect, the liver active, the blood pure
and the nerves steady. It builds firin flesh,
cl d healthy nerve tissues.
strong inns es, an _ _ _
It cures dyspepsia., liver complaint, Ennlafia.
rhenmatism and nervous prostration. It
cures 98 per cent. of all cases of consump-
tion. An honest dealer will always give
you what you ask for.
“ I was a sufferer from malaria," writes Mf. R-
.: D. Hill. of Zanto. Louisa Co.. Va. “Two doctor!
i` failed to cure me. I took three bottles of Dr.
Pi_erce‘_s Golden Medical l)_i.=.covery in connection
with his ‘ Pleasant Pellets. and was cured, I can
now do as good a day's work as any man-
pl Wednesday, June 21st, 7.30.-Sacra-
ment if the Lord`s Supper, conduct -d
by Presidenf. Address by Rev. G. VV.
Fisher.
i 'l`hursday.Jiiue 22, 7.30 p m._Open
Session of Conference in behalf of Mis-
sionary Society. _
Friday, June 93. 7.30 p. m.-Open
Session of Conference on behalf of Edu-
cational Soci» ty.
‘ Sa'turda_\~_.lune 94. 7.30 p. rn.-Social
1, S~rvice led bg Rev. S. James.
i _ Sabbath, June 25, 9.30 a. m-Love-
fea.t led by Rev. J. A. Clirke; 11 a. m.
- Sermon by Rev. Dr. Breciren ; 2.30 p.
rn.-Open Session oi Sunday School;
Addresses by Revs. Dr. Carman and
Aquila Lucas; 7 p.m.-Sermon by Rev.
Dr.Carman ,Evan gelistic Service led by
Rev. J. J. Teasdale.
Monday, June 26. 7.30 p. m.-Ordin-
ation Servicel Charge by the Ex Pr;-
sident if Gen. Superintendent absent.
_ Tuesday, June 27, 7.30 p. m.-Open
L
Constipation often causes sickness. _Df.
1 Pierceis Pleasant Pellets cure constipation.
l One little “ Pellet”_isagentle laxative and
y two a mild cathartic. They never 
~ They are tiny, .~iugar_-coated. anti-bilious
i granules, in little vials. Di‘ugg_tSit5 Sell
them and have nothing else Just as
' -P;-.;.»~_l_" They regulate the Stomach, Liver
and Boivels.
.IIIYGI s ll0IlilI‘S llllllillil
i The subscribe1° will pay to any per-
son who will ve information that
I will lead to the conviction of the per-
son or persons who stole the boards
from the fence of the pasture known
gas the Breckeu Field, between the
railway crossingou the Lower and
Upper St-. Peter’s Road.
P. P. ARCHIBALD,
Queen Hotel.
Charlottetown.
June 5th, 1899 .
cnuncnus. . , ..
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m.. Rev.1-I.D_. __ , f1',,,,,__,___g,,,}  _ ~ . . _ . _.  _
°~w..i.Kirb. Recognized thetandard li li, . _ '_ . '  " ‘
.. G. A.Seller.y _ acarriage insde of til:  _msterialtanriiuiiip-to-uit:   "° F*
li ~ _ .
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m -Rev W J Dome be put 05° with something inferior which as claimed to be JUST A8 G%D 
I* Beyley Don t take any chances on a inferior carnage or harness. Your life and that f
- RSV the quality and reliability i 0 ,mr h.n, 4# *
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Ill, . .
St. Stephen. Presbyterian a m- ' '  " `
I ID--RSV , Manufacturers Agents ~ * » if 3 1
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N¢_'t~-tins;  darn; rn; t ' '
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in   if. i  if  » i ~ ' . i ' »9`»'
ctthsP'1?weanels`C`ariii¥y Fiisda‘nh~llQ_t‘ ig   ~ ‘ ‘ ~ 
the Gerrit-renee will appoint a time for ‘
IS 7 I
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Conference Committee. ' 7' » _ ` I "
Royal I.
5 Oak ?
It is a solid handsome cake
of cleansing soap-'l he per-`
feciion of quick-actiug,l
labor-saving “cleansers.”
In has no equel whatever in
the liiundry, and besides it
will clean paint, make oil-
cloths bright, and give the
floors, tables, and shelves a i
new appearhuce. It will
take the grease 05' the dish-
es, knives and for-ks. The
wash basin, the bath tub,
even the greasy kitchen sink
willebe clean as a new pin
if you use Royal Oak.
One cake will prove ll we
say. Be a clever housekeeper
and try it, Take no substi-
tutes. _
Sold everywhere.
illi. ll- llPlHllllN l
*"`wnfiT.;§-7*" I
Caramels
. and `
Snowiake i
Chocolates- 
Can be had at any of the
following first-class stores.
T. J- Morris.
D. L. Hooper.
W. Pickard & Co.
W.A.Hutcheson.
W. F. Carter.
Stewart & Gates.
Sanderson & Go.
i
VERY POPULAR
bciuse they are STYLISH COMFORTABLE and sure to give SATIY
Fnorion. _
4 Different Lneialll
Black Tan and Ghocolntot
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We have sole control for this city of this High Grade and beautifully
finished BOOT-one of the best
_ C __ THREE IIULLAII UNIT'
There is an all-round satisfaction in handiing these Boots, and @
Whitham Factory B/iciis us in vuun.»iN'riNG i-:vmiv P/iiii.
IF WE ARE BELIEVED YOU WONT BE DECEIYED.
WEEKS & WARREN.
20d& wtf .
i
GAY’$ PLANTS.
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10 dozen bedding annual Flowers plants for $1.00. Large wirlberoil
over Daisy and Pansy in bloom, 25 to 30<- per dozen. Sum-f»t \\`illi:iiii. Swmt
Rocket, Forget-i:ne»not, -lc each, 30c per dozen.
_ Vegetable Plants_Extra early transplanted Cabbage Plants at 10C DE!
l00. Celery, transplanted 40c, extra early Tomato for ripe fruit 3013 pet
dozen later Tomato l'7c ier do? Outside Cahliige Plants for full and
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winter use,l0c per 100,801: per l000. If to be sont by rnail,-lv extra pet' loo
for postage. Orders to the value of -Sl.00, will receive to the value of L20;
S-2.00 orders to the value of 32.50; $3.00 orders to the value of ~*?Il_T~"; -9.00
orders to the value of $5.00. Please remit with order, (write pl tin Afl-
dtess, J. J. Gay & Sm, Nursery Gardens, Charlottetown, Or call at th!
llarket or Garden, Head of Prince St. Telephone l5`0.
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