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#ching from Boston.
i Ai_ot of California Fruit just received
Q Ching`s Confectionery.-25 Bi.
O ' MR Stephen Ayer of Sackville was a
passenger by the Nortliumberland yester-
day evening.
MR. J. B. Gough and Mrs. Gough arriv-
" R. \V. E. Dawson and Rev. A. C. Bell
red yesterday evening for a visit to relat-
ves in Summerside.
re _ prned yesterdly evening from Moncton
W jhey had --‘attended Conference.
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l _X nford Clark, who has been \'i.<.it-
ing atives here left yesterday morning
on return to his home in Cleveland, Ohio,
'THE Summemide law offices will be
closed by mutual agreement on Saturday
afternoons at one o'clock, from June 30th
to August 35th inclusive. `
MR. S. M. Hicks shipped a handsome
matched pair of horses to Mr. S. D. Dill.
Newport, _\`. S. yesterday morning.
They were purchased from Mr, Alfred
.McLean Lot 16.
Mas. I. _\'_ Schurman left yesterday via
Charlottetown,.to join her husband in
Sydney, C. B., where they will reside in
future. She wps aqeompanied by her
two children her lister Miss Good of
Fredericton ANIME. Major Schurman.
Tas S ide Presbyterian con-
 _ optedthe individual com-
munidfi Q11, a step certainly in the right
direction. From a sanitary point of view
the system of passinga cup from one to
.another of a mixed oon8!‘€R&tion and
withit possibly the germs of innumer
.able diseases has been to many a revolt-
ing one, and no doubt perpetuated only
by perhaps,a justifiable desire on t-he
part of the churches, to avoid inovations
of any kind. The highest medical testi-
mony gives strongcolourto a`very general
suspicion that many cases of consump-
tion and other diseases have
had their origin in the com-
mon communion cup. Fortunately
however the subject is now engaging a
good deal of attention from medical aid
and others and a reform is in sight. THE
GUARDIAN understands that this the first
church in the province to adopt the in-
dividual cup system.
Railroad Station is being removed and
will be replaced bya platform at which
it is understood the train to and from the
railway wharf will stop for a few minutes
for the accommodation of passengers.
Notice.-\Ve wish to notify the public
that Mr. W. K. Rogers. who was former-
ly our agent in Sunimerslde, has now no
connection whatever with us or our
Companies, and that he has no authority
to cancel any of our policies, which he has
recently done, without our consent or ap-
proval.-H yndman & Co.~ 25 lw.
Tm: Gv_\am.\s's correspondent had the
pleasure yesterday of being one of a party
who visited St. Mary`s (`onvent, which
has been put in readiness for the closing
exercises to take place on Thursday, the
lllbth. In one ofthe rooms which will be
open to visitors until this evening, speci-
mens of the work done by the pupils,
dining the year are exhibited, consisiing
of oil and water colored painting, crayon
and pencil work and needle work of
almost every conceivable variety. The
e._\'hibition is certainly a beautiful one and
a credit to the institution, indeed the
opinion was freely expressed that many
of the specimens shown would be safe at
competition with the work of any similar
institution in Canada. Theformal closing
of the Convent will take place to-morrow,
Thursday, when his Lordship, Bishop
McDonald and a number of prominent
clergy will take part.
ST. JoHN's Episcopal Church, Ellerslie,
was the scene of a. very pleasant event on
Wednesday June 20th, when Mr. Patter-
son Hutchinson of Central, Lot 16, was
united in the holy bonds of matrimony
with Miss Barbara A. Williams, daughter
ofthe late Mr. Robert Williams, Poplar
Grove. The nuptial knot was tied by Rev.
,Henry Harper of Port Hill. The bride
who was supported by Miss,Lyle of Lot
16, was very becomingly attired in pearl
grey cashmere with sick trimmings. Mr.
‘Cyril Williams acted in the capacity of
3 groomsman. The Church was artistically
decorated for_ the occasion with potted
plants. On leaving the Church a very
pretty wedding march was played by' the
-organist, Miss Rebie Williams. The
happy couple together with a number of
friends repaired to the home of the bride’s
brother, Mr. Harry W. \Villiams, Poplar
Grove,where they partook of a sumptuous
repast and spent the evening in a pleasant
way. THE GUARDIAN joins with their
' many friends in wishing Mr. and Mrs.
Hutchinson a happy _journey through
life.
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Tun school closing exercises will take
place this evening in Market Hall. Dr.
McLeod, Superintendent of Education,
Judge McLeod and Mr. Charles Murphy
of Custom's Dept. are among the speakers..
An interesting, musical and .literary pro--
gram has been arranged to be interpersed
with exercises by the pupils.
PERSONAL MENTIUN.
Dr. McNally and bride are registered at
he Davies.
Rev. J. Layton, Marshfield, returned
last night from Halifax.
Mr. Walter Cotton, B. A., retu rned last
night from Windsor College.
registered at the Queen Hotel.
Mayor Dawson and Miss Dawson, re-
turned from Moncton last night.
Mr. H. L. McGregor and wife of Min
neapolis, arrived in the City last night.-
New York arrived in the city last night.
Mr. Frank R. Conklin, the famousjread-
er of New York arrived in the city last
night.
Stipendiary McQuarrie, Summerside,
was among the visitors to the City yes-
terday. -
Mrs. D. A. McKinnon returned to the
,City by yesterday morning's train from
the east. _
Mr. L. E. Dystant of Halifax the well-
known commercial man is registered at
the Queen Hotel.
Mr. William Campbell, M. L. A., Sea
View,was in the City yesterday attending
the Conservative Convention.
man and family arein the City en route to
‘ Mr. wuurd Kitchen left yemrdiy
morning for the mainland. He will re
side in Pownal.
Mrs. C. H. Thomas and Mr. Wilfred
Thomas of the W. U. Telegraph Co., re-
turned home Monday from Sum-
merside, P. E. I., where they have been
,visiting the past week.-Moncton Times.
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'THE GUARDIAN. CHARl.O1`1`ETOWN'. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND . JUNE 27. 1900. _
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Calais, Maine, was in the City yesteaday.
Mr. Veseey has been spending a tow days
at his old home i»~Little York, and leans
Miss H. M. Good of Woodstock, N. B., is
Mrs. (Dr) Creamer, son and daughter of
- Mrs. Maier Schurman,Mrs. L N. Schur-I
turn in a few days and will probably re- >Mg,ng1eg _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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on return to-morrow morning.
Lamb (quarter). _ _ 
Beef (quarter) perlb
Butter itub) per lb. _
Cabbage (per doz). _ _
Eg . . _ . _ . _ . _ _ _ . _ .
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Fovgvsls per pair _ . . .
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Flour, per cwt . _ _ .
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Hay, pressed. _ _ _ _ .,.
Pork _ . _ . _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ .
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T\u°nips, per bushel
Potatoes . _ _ _

Onions per lb _ _ . . _
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Squash each _ _ . . . .
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Beef (small) r lb. _ _
Butter (tub) per lb.
Creamery Butter. _ _
C b d _ _
Ch eie)gg'?pe(li-elrb).(.,?? _ _
Cabbage (perhead)_ _
Celery _ . _ . . . . . . . _ . _
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Eggs .............. _ _
Fowls per pair ____ _ _
Flour-per 
Beats (per dozen). _ _ _
Pork _ _ . . . . . . _ . . _ . .
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Turnips per bushel.
ars ey (per unc
Onionsperlb.______
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Carrots( b )..__
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Butter 4iresh)per lb.
Creamery Butter. _ _ _ ._ ....... ._
Cabbage ( r head) . . . . . . . . .
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Cheese (pep1?lb_ ._ . . _ . _ _ . . . _ . _
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Oatmeal, new, per cwt. _ _ _ _ _ 
Hides per lb . _ _ _ . . . _ _ . . _
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Hay,percwt..__.._._._ ._
Oats . . . _ _ . _ _ _ . _ _
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Beets, per dozen__*__
Mutton, per carcass . _ . _ . . . _
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(Corrected every T.uesday,)
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[Corrected every Tuesday)
Beef (quarter) per lb . . . . _ . _
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George Bingham, whose exceeding genial personality is well known to the people of
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onnvolz oanxn.. ,=
and 4th Fridays in Wright'8» Hall,
Secretary. `
St. George’s _ Lodge, No. 1171, meets
every Tuesday night, at 8 o’ciock, in
Oti`er’s Hall.-D. J, McKnvNoN, Secretary.
LadyWallaeeL0d8'8. No.Z7, meets let
and 3rd Fridays, in Wright’s Hall.-MBS.
Caoss1u.s,R._<Sac'y. __
Young Briton' Lodge, No. 148,tmeetse'very
Thin-sday night in 0ffer’s Hall.-Erneit
Caledonia Clubfmeets 188% Tuesday of
each month. Visiting  welcome.
Knights of Pythias»--Empire Lodge. No.
19. every Friday evening at8 o’clock, in
Pythian Hall, Prcwse's New Block.--G. J.
Lane, Keeper of Records and Seal. _
CITY Council meets the second Monday
in each month. Dr. James Warbuton,
Mayor, H. ML Davison, City Clerk. A
The Cha.rlottetown`School Board 
the first Monday of each month, Ewén
Stewart, Secretary.
_ ronnsrsns. I
Cormr AVONDALE, I. 0. F., second and
fourth Tuesday’s of each month in Me-
chanic’s Hall, Grafton St.---Renouf Sec’y.
COURT MOUNT STEPHEN, L QF., first
and third Tuesday of each month in Me-
chanic’s Hall, Q Grafton St.-- H. V.
Buntain, Sec’y.
Prince George Encampment. Royal
Foresters meets every Thursday in
Vright’s Hall.---Murdock McLeod Ilust-
yous Archivist.
Court Charlottetown, C. O. F., _first and
third Thursday, Mechanics Hall.----F. S.
Mitchell, Sec’y.
Court Abegweit, C. O. F. meets in
Foresters Hail, Prowse Block. on the
second and fourth Thursday of each
month.-~-H. W. \Veeks, Rec.-Sec’y.
_ Masons.
St. J ohnfs Lodge in Masonic Temple, se-
ond Tuesday in month, David Mc-
Lennan, Sec’y.
Victoria Lodge in Masonic Temple, ,iirst
Monday in month. J. R. Davison. Sec’y
Alexander Chapter, Royal Arch May-
sons in Masonic Temple, first Thursday in
month except June. July and August. J.
J. Weldon, Sec’y.
Prince Edward Preceptory, No. 35
Knights' Templars, 3rd Wednesday -_in
each month in Masonic Temple.
Albert Edward Lodge of Perfection 14
C031!!! Events. i
Boyne Lodge. N0. 514, mem ana"
at 8 p. m.-D. McN1m., Becordingli
L. 0. Y. B. A.-Mizpah,  
Hodgson,R. Sec’y. ` _
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Toronto, is the proprietor cf that well-appointed _drug establishment, known as Bingham’s
Pharmacy, situated on Yonge street. Mr. Bingham, “ George” as he is familiarly known
to a large circle of personal friends, is naturally an,autho,rity. onldrugs-and their preparation,
and has a reputation of selling exclusivel`y"“only pure andeEicai`:ious_.com_poi1nds,,f,f[Q,;,a, 4, 
reporter who dropped in to ask about the condition of the drug trade, Mr. Bingham said:
“ I find that the old lines continue about as usual, but that the seller of the season is Hutch,
The demand for Hutch has been, and is, simply enormous. Everybody is buying Hutch. _I
am able to recommend it as I know the ingredients, and I do simply recommend itfrom my
positive knowledge that only the purest drugs are used in its compounding, and ffhat its
ehicacy is beyond peradventure. A great many people ask me about Hutch, and when
they take it, invariably report favourably as to its action. Only the other dayla man drop-
ped __in;here who stated that his partiality for a glass of 'beer and biscuits and cheesebefore
retiring occasioned  a -nasty taste in the mouth the next 'morning after indulging, '-I
stated that Hutch should prove beneficial ‘C and he bought a ten(-f-cent pack'a`g"e. He came in
a day or two afterward and _thanked me. Said Hutch was 'thetflnest thing he -had  in
years. We often have prominent politicians and-» eminent clerggmen our custo`mefts..- a-achfaithey
all say that Hutch is really a remrkable cure ” Mr Binghaafs time being taken up just
degreeA. & A. S. R. 3rd Thursday, follow-
ialcg 3rd Wednesday, January, April, July,
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Port La. Joie t second
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St. Lawrence Lodge every Monday
evening. E. M. Youuker, Sec’y.
Wildey Lodge every Friday evening
Boreham, Sec’y.
5 John McLauchlin. Secretary. .
L0d8¢,Et0ll§ No. 143 meets every Thurs-
Lpdge Prince Edward meets seoondand
ffmrth Tuesdays cfiesch month in 8.0. E
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