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wi by THE ISLAND MINISTERS THE COSTIGAN INQUIRY ISLAND PRIZE/-WINNER

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'sion 3 , 'T ` TF-,T I . ' _ '~ ' """' mwlf 6 ESIABLISHED |89|. THE oUARDIA1\.CHARLO'1'1‘ETOWN. PRINCE EDWARB IsLAND. THURSDAY JUNE 22 1899. “mi

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. ... I CHANGES TREATY CLOSIN

.g$’{» N, B. and P. E. l. ltietho- in Canada to Share Equally Eighteen Young Ladies ar

..... .,, dist Conference. with the States. _ Associated in Arts.

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Ifhhlfaie *__ _ ___ ____ __

_pmbationer passed Being Rebuilt. far reaching Effect.

S'r.SrsPusN,N. B..June 21-(Special -The Me thodist Conference today put Rav. Thos. Slackford on t`ie Super

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numerir y list.

Bsv.A.E.Lepage is returned to active

work and Rev. B. H. Balderston trans

lerted to British Columbia.

Among the probationers passed wa

ltav.Jaeob Heaney,one year min from

Charlottetown.

The statioaing committee has mad

the following :changes electing the

Iiullfnri on P. E.Island:

Charlottetown, fFirst Methodist

dinreh. Rev. J. J. Teasdale.

Gi-ice Church, Rev( J. W. McCon-

llell.

Yemen River, Bev. J. S. Allen. lurrsy Harbor. Rev. J. A. Clirk. Sauris. Rev. S. H. Bice.

llount Stewart. Rev. Henry Price.

Summerlide. Rev. Neil McLaughlin.

Bedrqlo, Rev. F. A. Wightman. largate, Rev. W: A. Thompson. Granville. Rev. Thos. Allen. _

The removals are, Rev. G. M. Camp-

bell to Fredericton.

Rev Bev

Bev.

Rev

Rev Rev

Rev .

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CHICAGO MARKETS.

Cmcico, June 21.-(Special)--'l‘h

W. J. Kirby to Milltown. W. C. ll.atthew't'> Apohaqui; G. C. P. Palmer to Sussex. J. A. Sel sr, Upham. I

Jacob Kearney, St. Martin's. L. R.McDonald. Hartland.

W. R. Pepper, Lindsay. Howard Sprague. Sackville.

following are the closing rates:

June wheat.-; _co'ru, 34i;oats

25 ° ork 8.22

5, p . l. July wheat,74i ;corn,34i; oats, 241

pork, 8.32§.

Sept.wheat, 76;com, 345; oats,2li

pork. 8.425.

ports

no less t 18 youu 1

Santiago. Ideal examizilzion at Kinxf:

--- _ the title of “Associate in' it

Wasxnrcrosr June 21-(Spousal).--yunivessity. This isp

Yellow fever has broken out among the ia-ld its tale! g _American troops in Santiago, Three 5*" °';:l-“°f*P°°; deaths have occurred so far. ' 16'” on _“Inns ha _

provinces. A f ` ‘ member, .anccrding on ability. _.A

PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY N“_“gn‘i* P21318 Tl; the _itinga mission iivémhe employment oi female

Henry Joly, and Commissioner Miall Edg°h\l1°1°39dl"°° eighth F631' °f 1

exist th t sfhl I th

` gaw evldence t ,day m me Harry bosti' seriesnceSev iaalmirdw MTJTHET of ist r

. _ p _ 9

3'" case' attracted the numiraiis friends of th

Montreal, June 21-(Special).-The institution who assembled ti the-ar. sc

_ new irony beiwem the United states and criticise-

and Barbadoes pravides that whatever to The pgzgnam is _tlh° mg” t All s concessions are given by Barbadoee um mm intim“£:;p;;ag;l:. na ur y

shall alto be given to ~ _gpncum pm.;

Dawson Crrr,June 21.-(Special).-- Gem mum gm- Cum; Hmm-,_

The gold clearings for the season to Form V.)~ win men sis.ooo,ooo, or more min _ l“'i°fi° WWW- double the out nt of last ear. Far mama- Eagan’ Cunnan

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__ _ _ _ _ general. (Open to Farm N,

Dawson is being rapidly rebuilt since ,hum-5, St"'"n_)

the tire and there is a very hopeful Doubtless the most attfactive fading in basin,” cir_,1¢,_ tiil to the parents present' as well

the pupils themselves. who have

YELL0 seyherel years at Edgehill, was

. . _ i-44 er surprising'

_Y_l_=__EvER Ry’ the president

an sim isa; no-ian salem "'8’° °8° °°°¢*"l IWW

'ln 1' b _ ,_ _' dies in the

eg xami on in

' June, 1899.

S PULITICAL

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STATION ‘THE NEW EDGEHHL I.IQUOR SPLENDID DEFENCE

WEDDING ll

G TRAFFIC

dist Conference.

¢-li _

Against Bribery at Elections.

n Yaiiuoirrrr June 20 -This is prob-‘ ts abl the Ia. t da of the conference

) OTTAWA. June 21-(Special).-Sir Wlttnson, June 20. -This afteriioo _ , _ ' '

' ` ' . . .Y Y -The

- ~ . 2 . e chief matters at the morning sessi n

St tical

was the hearing of reports on poli ’

e‘ corruption and t inperance. Both called

a out vigorotziexpiessions of opinion. It

w resolv to preach sermons

teach

to-i

Port

suit, ly a division o mit. ` ' '

illheimnds.

evangelist by -the cami) li1fB¢t°ng'

The conference accepted the invita-

tion of P"arrsboro’to entertain the ‘next "confe'rc‘nce. ~- - A » - _ - e - -The conference .1.ha.nkod` Yarmouth `for its hospitable c-are ofthe _delegst -s

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Kirkpatrick.

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Three miners Killed, one a Nova Scotian.

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Ethel Muloek. daughter of Page Generil Muloek,was married this mere. ing to Arthur 'Ernest Kirkpatrick at St James Cathedral.

The affair was a brilliant

leltforsnmtagufphsmwihh will.i~stsmin8sptsmhsi.~

-1°h=~_°s\i=¢oi'sr@l=!1i¢_° ins eidenisithslhskkargsns mise.

0neo_(th&OharlesAHms, was a

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Wnmnerol ~ Jie

ati_on_followed. The feeling was-'against r

The Century Fund Idea Put in Shape-Salr Senior candgdiles who regain |119 imp_o1t_ dhelp. It was felt that the

bm, School and oth" Report; t tln of Agscciqin in Ang; __ --|e__;,§ ministers can do _the work needed. f

--_ ci.Ass 1. _gi -_ BBT;

H‘_*M"‘T0N=_ om” June 20-_The Marjore Stewart, with destination in ‘

3P9'~’\91°°mm\"~°° 0" the ctmlufi “md literature and religious knowledge. .

1 That this church riisea century - ~

after much careful consideration re-

fund of one million dollars -8600.000 wngreeaiiong ,,,_-e,,¢imu1,{ed to ,~,,du¢;., tm' 001313100 PWP0593 and $400-000 for or dischame local debts and such con-

discharge of local church debts. mi, ° ° 11 - _t

, 2. That no endownientlbe asked for ‘mom Sha becoumed In me can `

_ _ _ turv fund.

tally m\5=“°"”'.Y flmdf bm *U U10 “V015 6. Tne century fund must not inter-

; WU 2°°°5fl'Y °f °°""Wi“S ‘Wm banks fere with the contributions io the ordi-

th“t a "'°1`ki"g balimce bf’ Pwvided narsscheuies of the church.

; for each of the great missionary funds. 7_ A1 l funds 1-_“Sed fur me above pm-_

aeksteaieafiteasaeia

GOFF BROS.

Misses Chocolate Boots..

The demand this season for Colored Sh ies has 'been greater than usual. The facothat they do not draw the/ feet and are cooler than black makes them more desirable for summer wear, the fact also that our prices are right on these goods has increased our sales. Misses Choco- late Pebbl=, Laced good heavy ~ 51.25, weight, very But» serviceable for A toned, everydaywear. | $1.30

C h o c o 1 a t e A Dongola, solid ` soles, light up- pers, comfort- I able and good wearers.

But- toned 31.45

Better ones in But- Chocolate toned l).mgoIa,Iight- i and er weight, bet- _ Laced, ter finished 1 85 to

t 2.2-5.

#3iHt#%§¥%i¥%llé¥!?¥5t#l't#¥i?i=i.5'§?l.i%iiif3i¥#ii¥# il}ilfill~¥’ll¥#¥`=Willl‘#ili1 illtiililiilfidfillfiililfll

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.The folfowing Eastern funds ti rc- poses began May 1,t_ 1g01_ ,han be “TY” Knut* fm' °“d°f'm°"t’ Pmsby' counted in the million doll .r fund. t‘3’1"°U C°l1°g°» H°l‘_l’*1_¢~ $15390; 8. A large comm.t ee, divided into

The conference will close to-night,

with election* of chairman' of districts

and ii' `iiierin_b'rial ' .service ' for* the late

James Tweedie-and Jehu Cassidy.

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PLIESILEYS’ Dress Fabrics are always

reliable. Guarinteed Fast Colors,

guaranteed Satisfaction, Serges, Crave- net es. Silk Warp Endoras, Poplins,

Coveits and Fancy Bl icks. Ask your merchant for them. .

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motion and amendment were sent tl

special commiltae.

Sir Thomas Taylor reported from th

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chur_-h and manic budding fund for ' d' t ds ' _ N... B.....f..i.. P. E. 1...... ...E '$2325 1‘.§’°,;’§.,.‘,‘I§ .’,;’“;’_.;.;§, '°°°,,, 31, nALn=Ax Liouas cotusce N°“,'f°“”dl“°d» $243005 _“SP5 mimi' fund-Dr. Campbell, moderator, as

tars east, _812,000; building fund, g,mer,1agau;_ foreign missionary, $10,000. DL R°|,en50n_ 50191,( um 355|-geek; closing day-tie end of the twelfth 4- C°“§l'°gm°“' and _ 1°°“'id“’§1° supenntandent of home missions in the

are encouraged to contribute to tie Nunhwmg-,_ has men ,Pwmwq gem ¢‘°mm0!1 fund bl" '"9 Pefmitwd W secretary of home missions and aug

d°°lS°a°° Emu: d°“°u°“' mentation and much of t ie work hither _ _ _

5. Nothing is to be paid out of the lo gg” by him is Placed gn gynodg and and charming, as if anticipating the re- om_r__non fund towards local debts, bg; pmsbywnm

-V __ E Y T ' V I Dr. Campbell,modc-ratar, has accept-

TIIE KE ELEY CURB- edthe general agency of the century

Those wishingwbe curedof the cra.v_lng'sH{u|§d5_

ifireesA2\<(i°ti‘»°1l>T>lr‘t’.l.sp»T<iil"iilta:i1ii‘i=. Keeiegnilngiigiifg' MT- Ftfiefingham has 1`°Si€°¢d

Refer-en¢es;R_ GOA;-==-,L C. Woiirnir. Wm-~ convenership of the Sabbath school Ronsmfrson, diiunda W. Giang: °°mmi"~°° and i” this 9°“°¢°'»i°n tw Mrs-A-I. JOHNSON-MRS~R-J-CAHPBIUIL committee ask that the 5. S. publi-

_ _L . cations be again placed under their

‘ charge. After full discussion tae

building fund in the Northwest. A

was given to ninet :en churches and live memes. and one church in the Yukon. Assistance is given by free grunts and ' _ loans without interest.

Principal McVicar. in reporting on

F rencn evangelizat on, paid a war

tribute to the high character and great. .services ot the l.t ; Eatier Cniniqny. The field is wide-f1‘.>m‘fhe borders of I New Brunswick o Lake Sup.rior. The

work is encouraging. the people are U

becoming open to intercourse. The ._ om' my Work is being carfied on by preaching, l¢l¢5u\$nav _

house visiting, colpartage and sc.io;l, ,

work. Ex-,cndiiuie ter the current* year was $36000. i I Rev. D. 1). McLfod gave in the re-

port on church life and work and touch- ed on tie conditions of home life, con-T gregational work, Sabbath observance and social life, especially temperance. The tone of the repor is =tronrr andq hopeful The sent meat and pract ce

, , _ I ' ‘, ‘ I ' '

S rising and will soon force tie law to a 81'. ¢lellaosPl'l=‘s.¢0~. Stifwhl- “-

» A - ' more satisfactory cond tion. ’ 2 '

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HALIFAX, June 21.- Yesterday was

-at the Halifax Lidies’ Coll e. a

_ sent. The young lady students and the

in every department..

Lasts long-

lathers freely- a pure hard soap --low in price- liighest in quality.

of the church is shown in be stead ly

' ' _., ., _- ' _f . -1_-.V-. ', '.` _ -

r ~ A .. .satin as .1

your ' 62 respcctably large audience being pre-

- younger pup ls looked .bright heal hy

lief from the tedinm of school life af»~ fo;-.led by the summer holidayst The overwhelming majority of the llldience, however, were composed of the fair

th, sex. More tian ordinary interest at-

tached to the closing exercises t`iis year owing tothe fact tiat Miss Kerr. the tflicient and esteemed principal. iS B"- ering her connection with the inst tation in which she has done such faithful

a work for seven years. Miss Stern.

teacher of French and German. H05

3 Miss Dickie, teacher of science, are also id leaving the college. They have_doneA

good work and will be greatly missed. I

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l\.tn‘.i"v

'Hadcfreinpurs creamoftartar.

msnaoaiste

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Shuts,

Blovos. llndor wear..

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e Condemned by the Metho-.Miss Muloek Weds Mr. if British mm

row Mihai.

rename, Jim 2i.- (speiiiat) _nun

event. S vera1Cabfnet Hlmtm were 5* Pl‘¢°9|\¢- The _Bishop of Toronto pre-I.” _

enn~;1 ‘ After the nespties the happy

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tl* f°°4 'tra.'::.°:.':*....

GEILMHI

Il"f¢m|

eointurnoulsr. lines' ciiuisonii' sin

ii t who are going, who are Dawson's Gold Wash-up . A new Departure at Edge- Resolved to Preach Sermons _ Bishop of Toronto olfflciates- neg;-(qs i gg' gg*

(;0ming_0n¢ Transferred Doubles last year-City hill which is likely to have '

BF!---BX! 'II

Losses Jas

000.000 huh

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Pallgsg

usuiniqn.

Jasaspsnd he

iiyeanasniintw

snyofthd \\ptod& ahhh*

proper Hosiery is ladispsdi

fullest enjoyment. You hit qelong to any particllar slab U Golf bose, they are correct H

outing ng.

We are selling an excellelt cycling hose with fancy Q H

fue kr 250

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