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The strength you are
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It is a real nourishment MR_ G_F_ HUTCHESON is now established Every cure b Hood s Sarsaparillais afact, Only waiting till the shadows. R A
for the body and nerves in his bright, new, store on Grafton Street, 23318;) 0; S;1§?sn§§§?1i:$,s;bl;h?,vdgf§do§ I Are 8 lime longer gr°.wm _-;f2:;§»
It makes digestion perfect and invites the public to inspect his stock. ?and thousands of such facts rove that only Waumg tm the summer ` I 
and thereby helps to gegm-9 He is showinga nice selection of the latest
we ful] vgluc of your food § patterns in fancy clocks, watches, jewelry
CENTS, souilfeéiir goods, and slilverware. ,_Thel 01;-
ica epartmen wi receive specia a -
E H  tention, under the personal supervision
“es Hall of Mr. Hutcheson who holds a diploma
 from the _rhiifideiiéhia optical college'
scene
ltiito belble to get bak y g _
“§¢°’P°cl3“Y P3937 and vention and change location was reached
nd "inch 3°” “"5 thi’ at a meeting of Committee in St. John on
:”;°2u`1:“  May 12. All members of Associations,
amd W hk,__)mt “_ Pastors, Correspouding_ Members and
y wi,” ,W ,mn others deeply interested in Cliriisi; Kina
dom among young men are inv to
mcgiirzip nvzflsf = rreeenv md P°"“°*1;°‘°~ 'D¢l_¢ga»*-mi'
,bo hu and them m ,N5 should be selected with pmyerful care
m¢,u.5,d and provided with proper credentials,
which will be furnished on application.
Ducuesse LGA F ’ For some ears the uestion of self-enter
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 iiiiiiiy not is cl.i\~ic.il .» r . . 
"“k,,~»It»thekin¢l\0u Clllfl' under       SO "” ` ' ‘f ' i'  ‘ L'-*C
'“',n¢s=y°“ “°“’ ‘°“g "‘“' Atsiimmei-side :nth May no Mr. ami
Every satisfaction is assured to those
r` whose eyes are defective. V5/'e wish him
 @ success in his new place of business.
THE thirty-'second Maritime Conven-
tion ofthe Y. M. C. Associations of the three
united provinces, will be held at Truro,
N. S., July 5-8, 1900, opening Thursday
terian Church or Hall, vihere meetings
will beheld, and continuing until Sun-
July 5, at 2.30 p. ni., in the First'Presby-
da ni ht. The decision to call the Con
CARD
L H DICKEY
A.ei= ant at Royal Londrn of
H sftal Nfooreiield-e and
Lirdon fhroat and Ear
in D|s°ases oi The Eye, Throat
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;;°°t °I1°‘3l°‘: 1;' ll” clgyt taininent at Conventions has been con-
4 cies r 8' I °°'t's n sidered, and after wide conference with
T I h Q8 the workers in the diiferent associations.
e ep one the Maritime Committee have decided to
s1'EwAR1' @
Eclipse Bakery 'E
Bakcs best bread
~sce,~_ _ -__to-
svv 3”’ mf l very anxious that no one should he
' | deterred from attending on account of
call this convention on the self-entertai ii-
inent plan. Reduced hotel rates as
follows: Learment- and Stanley.`$1.50
perday; Victoria $1.00 per day; Prince
Street and Maitland Houses, 85 cents to
.$1 00 per day The T1 uro _Lssoc ation is
the additional expense and will take
pleasure in providing for the entertain-
ment ofany whose names areseut to P.
F. Moriarty, Truro, N. S., by June 30.
Reduced rates will be secured on all
lines of travel. Ask your nearest ticket
agent for particulars. In most cases
secure a “Standard Certificate” when
buying ticket to Truro, and this pr0D€X‘l.Y
filled in and signed by Convention
Secretary, will secure a ticket from the
agent at Truro for return.
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_a-safe passage and anzenjoyable visit to
ithe land of their birthf
 Pastor Price was educated and ordained
_fin Wales, but in the year 1884 he, in corn
ipany with Mrs. Price, came to Nova.Seotia
land settled at Paradise, in Annapolis
Z A ` ` """""""""""""""""""""""""""" `  ‘ _ Mrs. Daniel Johnston, a daughter. _ ~
' AT the Annual Meeting of the S- 5-
Yi;~:'ri-znmu' the Silsby fire engine was ~ ' P' I ` - t ’ "“
Board of Grace Church held last nlghi _ »
te 't 1 h ~ ~ _ _ . . f ' _
00 w;iM;I;aE_t§ Bfiirfei bq“”';e‘ 1he_ lei” it was decided to hold the Annual Picnic < A  A A
d ' ry S rfllm mm “n ‘“‘ on Wednesday July 4th. C '
an aqua:-ter nozzle was thrown clear ` At thgpresb _ . '
_ ; yterian church St. Paul, _
over the flag staff on the cupola of the ~ ALL P W C students are requested Minnesota b the Rev Herbert Knox.
_ i ,° ° ° . .i y ‘ _
Market House. to meet in th_e__Assembly I-Iayllpthis unorn-  Sadie Audley Pashly’ daughter. of
ing $f9.$  Ms, as ii`>usinesB¢_0f 
° -    »  ‘; ' :-3. rn* 2 _ - _ ° 1
ici. ng        wi 0;---»»f 
*\8€nt in this city, is due to arrive here on _ W' 3- MCKHL the W¢11'kI\°WD hm" _[er -y ° ~Try°n' P'-E` L C _ »' i i
B k Saturday next, June 2nd, and. will re-_ §l¢_I'»_ler, arrived from Montreal ,Satin-dey 
ac S oeive (night fm- North and South Sydney, night with eight horses. allf fine r drivers - _ _ ~  ~  _ _
and_St~ John’s Nfld. - _end several saddle horses, which can be __ 7 i _ f ‘ W
Mothers' iiotbethwithCvi1- ` seen and are on sale at Peter Carrolrs 
un when 1° l°W¢d by I wig o QUEEN's Cousrv Rini: Assocu'rioN;._ . itlbles, Ai-gylestreet.-Halifax Recorder. _ 5 At ,Whim Road, on May Sith, Mu-_yi _
Cvricvnx Ointment we mat The annual meeting of the Associationf l -‘;B. Young, daughter of George-P.~~ and 
emoiiients,wiiatiora -11 . . _28frH session ofthe Diocesan Synod of . - 1   x V
1- i.;..‘;f.‘;°:;‘.;.';“”:..‘”;;:'.?:“:°.§zf°;:'°:Iev-   »»--»  si  t“‘°Y°°““"“"”““"°"°‘ ”-°~i_ i    i  
of izciiing, bin-:iing,and s¢...y for tl; f S '°‘ °° Cathedral Halifax, on Wednesday, June I At Glen Wllliam,on the Sth Aprlhofter
,dp imma, mia, me ima. ° °‘"l’°S° ° °l°°““3 °m°°"' "'“4*'°_ lash at 11's. in. sei-mon wiii be preaches v» prvfnvwd ill“e°='°f'=i°¢ *Wh ”
miimai pemmsnsna !'!4l=¢then°°e8¢a1'x»armriaements!orin¢_ 5 ’ _ , V *= 
-In-Km¢ » » » - A; ‘ »_ y-Rev. N. LeMoine of St. Marks. The he b°NWll'»h ¢!¥mDl8l‘!".Dltl¢°°°¢D_d l'¢8;__ , __ _ _ _ _
'mam “her “mana an  m¥tch“.i_sm¥{E¥ &I“'Y‘ Swmnnd i first business of the Synod will_take place lK“ltl°Uf'6th5D“'l5é `wiH§N¢fliM¢Ihl1`h_fh': ‘ ‘_ > -  iii i _  _ A __ 
I I C I  ' in St. Paul’s Parochial Hall at 3D- IP-» the 705|! X281' 0fhl9“%ff=leavin8&o0l'l11W- -` ~ ' ` C: ;_f ' -_  V #YL `
»m:1£_.{: P. E. IsL1iNnHosP1'rAL.--A1lcontribut- ‘ when Bishop Courtney will deliveif his f11lWid°W'l»l1d Si! of  to mourn  f
‘ __ on and friends of nie Hospital are invited address _  _ their has __ _  ‘   _Q
to the annual meeting on Thursday at 7 Il) L _ ‘ V ‘ E 1 at  5 » i _ < _
. '  ' - _ C ‘ '  "'  V de-
 p_ m_ in Kindergarten HAIL ,Two new f AT the Annual Meeting of the AS. S. =  '   .
‘* tmsgegs gre go- be sppgmtedébi-d_ uma.  of Grace Church last night the fol-l gin!  1;’_w“‘fem_°ved  I -~  géthhgf
-as -f --fr --»----s-»» i- fi- -M-~- -wi-w==~ s o   °
missed. A fuii statement of an i-e¢¢ipt.~||5°P°f“1°°Hd°Di-G- F- H\_1b°h®S°D- » I V 9 ’ ' .°’-"*°
_ _ 5 As - ~ ___ _ __ _ few _weeks  ofAla.gr_ippe_ which he
nd expenditure mconnection with the ma “Smut superintendent' J D S93 bore withpatience andchfima-_;1m_-m- "de-'
_ . . _ 4 _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ '  1  ` `  
ESTERDAY at 11 o'clock Bro was dis- ; Ami __ “U hi' 91' 9U-1 °` _ U0 _‘Y 011) _fFVi’i°7 _ -_" _°".'.’f' *-¥"="l;8 z'=ll!i'~=ll¢-_ A _Q
covered in the warehouse of Mr. T. A.  Libmmnmgggitxijilliqm _ -daughter” ““dith"°°.°°“°°§'¢l“ftI'°l_h°“’i’?.   
McLean on Grafton-street. It. was dig~ _ F1-reasurer__\v G _Sabine _  1 - __ the loss ofan ail'ectionate`father. He has’ i P ~m{'  iaaisréu   . *=;¢i'f=»é’   
com if Ou use covered by Messrs. Dodd _dc Rogers, who 1 The Secretaryfs réport 8h;,W,d that th e- _died f111l°fy¢B»l'3 |18-“DIE the  -iciei'-.'il;.(.‘i`iigdtiiltlii-gigfilifigg   l
quickly extinguished it with their school was in a _ vd-V _ old age o_f_93. And although livinga. very  g'f'§1»,§} 379   . ~   -.__
HUSHES’ Scemp1eFimExcinguishei-. It is thought pmspf was mn X mn” quiet life. hisffixiiily and friends can  " ' ‘ ' I '  ‘ ' ‘ 'i  "
that the fire originated from a soldering ii _ .WGYS rememhéfihim f01‘ his 8003 ¢0\lUS€l,
stove. There was no one in the ware 1 A SINGLE FACT _ ,Mid kindly <i€¢dS- He died 511111! |51`\1S5,°   ,_ 3 git 
hgusg at the time when the fire' bmke out Is worth a shipload of argument.” What ing in Jesus. ' ' C
shall be said, then, of thousands of facts?
-caused or promoted by impure blood. It
is the_best_medicine money ‘can buy.
Plridigestion, nausea are cured by Hood’s
i s.
 REV. D. PRICE.
Rev. David Prince pastor of the Tryon
Baptist church for the past- six years has
lately resigned, and is leaving the Island
on June lst, for a visit to his old home in
_Wales. Mrs. Price will accompany her
-husband, and all their friend-1 wish them
§County. After spending two pleasant and
iprodtable years as pastor of the
lBaptis't_chnrch,he went to
lwherefhe spent a year at the
";Seniinai'y, then returned to the
 lias served faithfully asppastor of’ the
lfollowing churches: Cambridge, I Kings
§Co, N,S.: I,~.m.a.c’s Harbor, Guysboro Co.,N._
§S.;an1l Tryon, P.‘E. I. _ ~
Q The Baptist Church at Tryon, is very
isorry to part with the instruction and
‘wise counsel of both Mr. and Mrs. Price,
Land have lately shown their appreciation
'oi their painstaking services bymeans of
several gifts. Mr. Price also made many
friends outside themeuibership of his own
cliurch, who regret his departure from
the island. He has beenactively connect-
ed with Temperance work and also prom '
inent in the Foresters.
At the last Conference of the Baptist
clzurches of the Island, held at Alexandra
the following resolution was p1ssed;-
“This Conference has learned wth deep
A-*ati-'l uiiiversal reggret. that Pastor D. Price
and Mrs. Price are soon to remove (for a
'ftime at least) from fellowship with us in
the Work in this Province to visit their
ihomc in Whales. Brother Price has been
pastor of the ` Tryon church for
mearly six years, and has been much bless-
ed in the work, the church making steady
progress during the pastorate, and is to- ‘
day in a more prosperous than at any time
in its history. It goes without saying,
iesteern 'by his church who' deeply regret
_that they are called upon to  with
him, and not only ‘in his own church but
lin all _I the churches of the Provinces
Els worth as a pastor is fully recognized,
, d hisdeparture is keenly felt to bee
iloss to ourdenoini'na`tional’_‘work` generally.
lin all of brotherPric`e’s work, popularity,
land the high regard so universally felt _for
ihim, Yrs. Price shares equally. f '_ “ 
 This Baptist Conference of P; E. Island
wishes, therefore, to embrace this oppor-
itunity to put on record its .deep oppre-
‘ciation of Brother Price's faithful services
fin the cause of Christ-;_ as well _ as of 'his
#character and worth as a pastor and
'heartily in wishing Brother and Sister
Prices, pleasghhvisit to their native
 soon to see them again in
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" was
'gm Tryon Baptist Church organ#
ixedin the year 1842 and the
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i'.herefore,that Pastor Price is held in high i
Chrietain worker, and we unite very
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Mrs. Carrie Paslily' to Frederick D ‘Hall
From the heart once, full of da
Till the stars of heaven are breaking
Quickly reapersl gather quickly
All the ripe hoursof my heart:
For the bloom of youth is faded- I
And I hasten to depart.
 
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