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_¢ (heir search for cure. believing t "» ~ their particular case is beyond the

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I, _commend Dr. Chase's Syrup of Llns

"ry bad: could get nothing to do good. A friend of mine persuaded me 'to

try this remedy, I did so, and it cured

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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, JUNE 6, lml 3 ,

‘ .til

-ca is within iiiensurenble distin

,Ming ii central sugar factory establi “the gaston ii part of the island. Se

of the large capital :ire conibinlr.

,.- ‘Ne from America. By this machi W nw ciiiicjuice can be converted

ahve of cans isoui snizill settlers, ‘ii nt wiht- latter to depend, not on bulk of cane. but on the sugar vielded.

ce of _ shed veral

'cn g to establish the fictoi y. It is to be supplied .gh the best modein ni-ichineiy obtain-

nery into

' . “gn-witliiii eight or ten hours. A special _'U _,ture gf the eiiterprise will be the pur-

DRY

L B' the

SCIl00I.

Important Meeting Held

at Souris.

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< 301 of scientific treatment. f ‘ 1; ig only necessary to point

‘ii Sy,-up of Linseed and Turpentine,

f. ig; efiielency not only as a. prompt r

" ` asthma.

3 Ong” gays :-"I feel lt my duty to r

I and Turpentirre. as I had the asth

U mg 19 impossible to imagine a 'b

syrup of Linseed and Turpentine. 7_5 goothes 'the excited nerves. clears ' pr-onchial tubes, gives prompt relief

cures asthma. 25 cents, all dealers',

._-___ Edmwsorn Bates 8-. Co.. Toronto.

,. Dr. iihase’s Syrup -_ of Linseed

is -

and Turpentlne.

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hat con-

all

,ugh to a. new hope in Dr. Chase's

the

' me great remedy which nas proven

for

' Hrs. George Budden, Putnamville,

eed

H13. me

3 etter _T agement for asthma than Dr. Cha.se's

the

I we frightful spasms, and. when used

fgguiarly. thoroughly and permanently

DISTRICT ASSWCIATION

Formed in Officiation With the Provincial Associa-

tion

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en

A number of Sunday School workers

gathered in the Methodist Church last evening to consider the advisibility of or- ganising a District Association in affilia- tion with the Provincial Association.

The following schools were iepresented: Souris, Presbyterian, represented by

Rev. J. T. Policy, and Miss Noble.

Souris, Methodist, by Rev. S. H. Rice

Mrs. Rice. Mrs. N. Carlton, Miss Mathew and Mr. H. Squarebriggs.

East Point, Baptist, Rev. J. W. Gardin-

er, J. E. Roberton, Miss M. Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Robertson.

Rev. Mr. Gardiner was appointed chair-

man and opened the meeting with relig- ious exercises.The Field Secretaiy Rev. G. P.Raymondjwas then introduced to explain

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the objects to be attained by District Associations. His remarks were followed by a discussion participated in by several of the wo' kers present.Mr. T.S.Robertson, superintendent of the East Point Baptist Sunday School, then moved that the meet- ing proceed to organize which motion was dir.-ied unanimously. It was agreed that the name should bethe Souris District Association. The constitution as printed in the secretary’s report was then read and adopted without change. The follow-

ing oiiicers were elected.

President.-Rev. J. W. Gardiner.

Vice President.-Mr. H. Squarebrigs.

Sec. Trca.-Rev. J. F. Policy. Additional executive, Theophilus Mc- Donald of East Point and W. R. Webster of Rollo Bay. _ It was decided to hold the next meeting ` at Kingston on the 27th of August 1901. Upon motion the meeting was then adjourned to meet in the same place at eight o'clock in the evening of which public intimation was given and the meeting closed with prayer. After devo- tional exercises at the evening session, the President gave a. very spirited and interesting address on Sunday school work. The Held Seci etary then addressed the meeting outlining the duties of the Association, discussing methods of work- il ing and presenting black board illustra- tions which should prove helpful and instructive to all. The question box was then opened and all questions bearing on the Sunday school work were suit-ably answered. When the meeting was closed

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we heard such remarks as the following Well that was good, The addres

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FOR BOSTO

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53 The Pan America Exposi- 3

‘lion Buffalo. wi. Y.

__ . `Jo_\zMENCi.\G MAY

ii; "\- » . igri-i the Steamers

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\\'i;P.\'EsDA“ and Dai. ai 7.10 a. '. ‘T sitio... lube: ia nd and Ios1on_

Return ng leaves

ton same day. ati, _ ~5

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4 r.oti_ 'io 1aE 1 € - ,-\‘_vii=.R~c_-\ 3-s VIA

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GREAT rot? ‘riucx Nan Yokx CENTRAL nunso.\ River P. i‘

Passenge.s ar:i\.ng in st. John in the evcnin

' gn go direc* to the Steaiiicr and take Ca in

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_Fi 'l`ick<tAger.t, o ' to

_ WlLI,IA1\l G. LEE. Agent ` curse and disease which so many are

_ 2x dS:w. St. john,

N J. F. Polly, Sec. Treasurer.

this Lompuriy will lea Si. john eveiy :uoND.>. _

if for IS YOUR HUSBAND, BROTHER

Po

NOTE. 'I F s EES _

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I `€i'th oi siaterooin io. the trip. _ For rates :mtl information apply to nearest bers to promote and advcrti.=e_t is most ,-

and the people filled out of the church

_ lb l ` V9 (C

Q ‘were fine,” We are just learning how

little we know. Itwill be with much

°' pleasure the people of Souris will greet. in

August the retuin of our Field Secretary

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DHUNKENRIESS _ IS A DISEASE 1 AND GRN GURED _

of ‘C

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rt- FATHER, 1-n\ ci 5( i'~ relatives .

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aiiiicted wo the Disease cf Drunken- ';

Bos- ness; _?Wi*.hhavc a sure cure which can ~’ e.rn. be g“en wirn or vvirHoU'r the know-

I ledge ofthe patent. Read the follow- -

PAN 'ing which speaks for itself :- 'rm-: SAN FnANcisCo. CAL. Dec. 1. 1900 ._

DR. W H SAUNDERS SICO., Chicago Ill. ~

Deo Sirs'- Kindly acce t my thanks

for th¢ wonderful and permanent ._

ht man

'ries AND

g cures you have wrong _ on y _

KDCIIIDCYS Of IDX COl\gf6g8.tlO`l1. I h8V€ »‘ organized a srciety among xn¥_ mem- 1

, safe and spcedyciire for this dreaded __

N. IZ afflicted with. You will learn in th_e

f tl-i suit of their

aou and allow you to still continue in

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§, avowed to have been laid l‘»y`oi1e.of his ~ hens. H ' d`; k " d ul

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qu. _ _ (U1-'ling to cnafl' the couiitfvmaii said _Zi z

"Psha~ ! i'~ L " ‘ h

___a_w___»b txehgosoniething in t e egg

_ __ C0'\1Uti'vinevi getting r.xc.lcd.

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CK;-bcate i'

_;_ S0’-I beat it ‘

And he handed the egg to the grocer.

e

» The latter held out his hand for it,but dropped _ if 111 Surprise on the counter. where it broke tw " “QP plates _and a platter. It was of solid ix on

Painted-whit

ii. e. "Some folks think they’re mightv cl

against the solid fact "-

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` '- f_;,~;_» JAM. is your stock of jam running low? We _~

sm! have 5 qvlantity of that pure home made `

_ msbfffy at wc. per ib.

____ Tri' Eureka Blend Tea, z5c per lb. R- F~ Maddigan & Go. " 37 Ttknhone ¥n_ 151 Tnnof Once!! SITC ,

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A farmer :vent into e grocery store and exhi led to the ey es of an admiring crowd an euor

, mous egg about sir inches long. which he

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_ e iia i pac cu. in Cotton au wo 0 ‘ Flow an_\~ciie to handle ii, for fear of breaking

the dhenoineiior..

- The grocer examined it with the rest, and, in

_ ca t at

_ - 'l‘ll bet you a dcllar you haven’t,” said the

`_Right re lierl the grinning grocer; and

80mg behind the counter, he brought out a wi

__ "Theres sometninv in the :gg line that wil -' :Et ii. I think," saifhe, reaching out for th

nev.

ilct To Bc -“Bealcti___

.' ~ "1-iéld on. there," said the farmer; “let’s

_ muttered the farmer, as he pocketed the money

<i'\f‘-_v.-:»_‘_i:e<l ont: "but ‘taint no use backing

`_1`2\iiit no use lacking a ainst the fact th

neither the ' lit' 'g f G r’

QU-1 J nor prices o our rote i

are to be beaten. This accounts for our iucrea Ing trade. A

y . _ this great and good work in savm our fellow mortals rom the scene oi de- -struction, and place them on the road to live a sober and righteous life. Only wishinglcould do more to assist you inthisnoble and worthy work. I am,

Yours in Christ,

Pev. J. M. B-

___ ____.__... Wejhave and are curing th_o\1S8¥{dS»

and we have hundreds of testimonials; on file speaking of _these wonder u cures. Send for pa1_'t1C1_1`\§1<'_S~eS¢ilC1°51UE

t t mi) fT¢P Y 7 ‘ "en Di; w. H. sAUNDERs£:c0.,

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Health and Gcmiort Secured

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febrgrgggincbrldl; lsope that God w_ill bless ‘

Sta. C.Chioago,Ill., U.S.A. I9d&w!y“ .. -

- (Toronto News.)

All becoming money kings: Some day we maybe endowing

Universities and things,

Lives of billionaires remind us

That we‘ve got to own the stock

If vs e want to leave behind us Libraries in every block.

-Liverpool Post.

l

ic Sumner Time by Us' Mill BREAKFAST F000.

Oatmeal and ordinary prepared bre fast foods are positively hurtful to many people in summer weather as they con tain too much insoluble starch, and are ' too irritating and heating. Malt Bre

fast Food is quite free from starch;

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blood at normal temperature. it sustains

strength and energy and buildsilesh, bone

“Strong drink will take the coat

man‘s stomach,” asserted the temper ace lecturer. "Worse," remarked the fellow with the pawn ticket; “It will take the coat off his back.”-Philadelphia Record

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MINARD'S LINIMENT is the Liniment asked for at my store and only one we keep for sale.

HARLIN FULTON.

Pleasant Bay. C. B.

on1y__ the l

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THAT ARCHIC OATI1. I

addressed to the King of England, through the agency of Cardinal V aughan, a memorial dealing with the oath of ac-_ cesslon and asking to have its provisions insulting to Catholics eliminated.-St. J ohn' F.ec man.

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_Croup has no terror for the mother who keeps Bentley’s Liniment in the house. 10 and 25c

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“TIPS” AND ITS ORIGIN. ‘

The industrious philogists who a reper- potually searching for the origin ol words phrases and proverbs have run the word "tip" to earth.|1‘he modern "tip" is the re- sult ofan old English custom of placing a box against the`wall with the words above. To insure promptness Patronsof the inn dropped small sums in the boi, 1 and the amount was divided among the waiters. Tip is the initial letters of the phrase. America has contracted only the

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cousgh or cold. Deadly lung disease began

'lurpentine, the great prescription which not merelv relieves but thoroughly _cures cough and cold together. ' ‘

' ' _

'I i'-l E INSUR ANCE GP A. B.

But an extra. 25 per cent, means a

good deal to him. There are in this town concerns paying large premiums who have never received a cent back, and for them to be “roasted” because some Western man did not look Shai ply after his furnace or flue appears to be most unjust.-Digby Courier. » _._....¢__-» soME wozrr BELIEVE i'i‘.T

Many people who have suffered the

acute mise; y of itching or bleeding piles for-years in spite of medicines and oper- ations won’t believe that Dr. Chase’s

Ointment is an actual cure. There has never yet been been a person to doubt the

efficacy of this gieai. preparation aft..r using one box. lt acts like magic in stopping the pain and itching, and is positively guaranteed to cure any cat e of bleeding or protrudin piles. Ask your

neighbor about it. Y%ur dealer has it.

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lN Tl-IE “GOOD TIME COMING.”

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50 Hlids. and Bois- Grocery Sugar ’ _...__-

‘ Will be sold at lowest prices whilst 0

t L 7 When the farmers have a. daily mail

delivery to their doozs, telephones in

their houses, trolley cars past their gates

it electric lights on theirfence posts, mac- ` L adam roads as smooth as asphalt, they

will only need a few other things to

Due t0 8l'riV6 hem in 0 5 fe' d"F‘ make life thoroughly enjoyable, such

r~Eve] n” as the cows milking themselves, the

Per schooner Y pigs feeding by automatic process and

commiting suicide when ripe for market,

_ seifchurning cream, and electric hervest

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landing. _ _ -

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the only easily digested food, it keeps the .GI-3

and muscle. See your Grocer. _

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WILL REMOVE THEM BOTH.

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apananannan

_tif you will call wo_ will be pleased Telephone No l7l_

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ESTABLISHING OF A SUGAR F_\CTORY_ S Up AND DQ|NG_ % % ,=,- 8 Miéy (1,/_;_ §~§ 3

°°-_ W " _ -I ‘ \' -1 . 9 i (,`/ ~'\`~ 21 _

Acco,.di,,_,¢ (0 the .Iniiialcn Times, _ Ja- Let' “S the” 179 “P *md d0iU8» " ,_ J "‘ A ,'_"- (C-`;3-`,`i' -_‘I-`

Sf Y ` 'See

You Had If You llon’t

See our stock of summer

coolness in Summer Under wear $1.00

Neglige Shirts $1.00 Nattv Gloves $1.00 Washing Ties 150 .

Look cool--are cool, _ Look rich--are rich,

The Main St. ____ ___ __

>

Are speaking most wonder-

fully things, but they don’t be- ' gin to tell it all. Come into the store if you have time.

mer suits.

0

The Wonderful Cheap Men.

The Catholic Bishops of Canada have I EE) o ,:\_'_`2 gf.-

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*J ,_ l I ’ __ _ auanananaaanananama

North window_

U

.. It is an object lesson in

- little prices- _

in gents’ head wear,

Hot Weather Hats 500

what we are able to' sell at a. real saving to you., See _our _ really extra. low priced sum- '

_A neat pattern German Wor- sted at $10.’ Looks- extremely nice and is very cool too. `

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Just brim full of coolness ,io _

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That there isinothing neces-

sary to the complete furnish-

modern man _but _

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‘Jacques Cartier’

. Light Weight Un erclothing E

T0 Be slilfifl Auctloil _ _ ` For Weather,

On Wednesday the 12th day of In °°tt°”» light. smtgogh and soft '

~June, 1901 at 12 o’clock noon where , _ is C8l'\fS I’ Sllitf' I she now lies at the Steam Natiigation Nlcely Fmuhed B°~Ibl;93°»!1 506 osI:i?k -_ C ’ haf Ch ltt to 'fi _ ‘C6318 .

ndrggnvidugly didposedr df by grrihvaie ‘ B°"‘mf“l “ft Meri” ` _ per sun ‘ _ i1‘¢°W.-- _ ` $1.00 per suit '

‘ omething extra ilne in light ‘weight natural woo' - ° .

Thi Bond Paddle Steamer -isis »°'°°v “ew

$2.00 per suit . _

Men 9 Oufflftero.

nett tounge. Built of wood in Que- bac in 1883. has a beam engine ylith I a surface condenser. .

ifi“::;.I‘.2'§ tit; 32;: G0 l'd01I1 _ dl. _ `

The bull, machinery and boiler is -AT- _ ` _ _=~ if " 1#

in d' ° Th l h '

expressionof the fact forthe ‘tip itse good co" “’1°P _ eveese “S 5 I I W 'B i ” `,f` _ _ _ . . it A ‘_ good outfit havingjust been_re&tted __ - K “"“"

has grown out of all proportion in s ui i If . eriwn development, and passed inspection in April. Her ik. “_ HmI;’_~“_fm":*°§ °1°¢k_d°¢S 1=°H1¢k fight. drop it in md have itmsde ri iii, _g¢,,,," 1'

. . it g ge e serv f Mr. _ _

certificate allows the vessel to carry you have repai.s when prcmigsecis. o B ` ' W Camemn’ J°'““'- WC are in spouuon in ie

_ WHAT WOULD THEY GIVE? Egfiplasszigeisgpgd she can be put to _ L W . wstciimuker and Jeweler. "_

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piletasrffiiilgcanzvsglitéiiiiifgmiifiigiis I " Fofperticulars aPPly in Charlotte- _ ' _ _ ° °°’°°’ °“"*°° “<1 GM* G=°fr¢ Sine r

L. C. OWEN ~ `

bf Dr. C‘.iase’s Syrup of Linseed and 1 ° ° v Y _ _____

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We have just opened a nice line o "° 'J ` ' ' W...... .__ G... io.. Si... ..._ §K§§gE§;f3g_gfm

Sickle cases also a beautiful assqrt- ~

ment Sleeve Links, Collar Buttons, gchgglgégétown’ P' E’

Hat Pius, Bracelets, Lornette Chains, _ §?,‘g‘,§§§_»

Silk Guards, Broaches, Clocks, Silver- g §',Q,§§U§§§§0NS_

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wanna lm!

ware, Spectacles ani a. lo. of nice ON |-"RE DA[|_Y

goods too numerous to mention but 1 Terms Reasonable

to show them and give you our prices

‘Authe Modern Jewelry and Fancy §w. F. R l N S,

Goods Store. 5-f_,d3m ruorausron.

& co. ¥it&&i(¥isK&!§&u&

Sunnyside. ' _ _

"The World’s Best by Every Test-"

-1_1-1.1-111

i-iiori GRADE

._---G-¢r-1.-In

than most brands. Price lower than 3113'-

Auui Bucs

IIBRMBE IIISZABD 'Laxative Broiiio-Quillflls mm-

Chsriottetovn.J\\i\¢_3_’991jd3‘FI°°dt ,_ _ if 2.' A _ 1 1 ' _ - ` - _

2d2aw and wky ti- _ _‘ - ' ‘

. orders. '

ENGLISI1 MANURES

_ i

_Richest in Nitrogen, ?hos. Acid and Potash. Entirely

soluablc and available Quick, sure and always reliable. iGivcs best .and most lasting results. 25 per cent better value

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bugwhat w0u__d tignsumption e an pneumonia give 1 e r isease were - _ T _ » -

onl in its beginninv. lf it were Onlya L L BEER or to ' - '

with colds and could certainly be cured Charlottetown P E Island 'Ma _ ~ To _ -

* Good turnouts of every d A

$

cription and good horses, well '

g ct-ircd for, always.

At l.arge’s

Livery E

Personal attention to `a‘1

Puone 30.

LARGE BROS-

` raoraiirroas

L&&&& his

SE00llD-llhllli PIANO

' For sale a second-band Piano, (Broadwood) Mahogany CMP. i9 ill good condition. Will be sold cheap for cash. Call and see it at my sales. room, Great George Street.

E- McDO‘U»GAl_..-I..

May 23 dif AU_o_twncer.

Tenders for supplying meat for the

82nd Regt. in Camp Brighton will bs rvceived at the chico of Lieut. J. A. tllacdonald up to 12 '-»'C_l~ ¢`¥»- l‘°<f¥I» OD Tuesday, the eleventh day of Jum- nf-Xt. Tenders to be marked "'I`- i»» - ers for supply of meat “82= fi li 'fvf " Moat supplied must 'bo 2' 0-i ‘l“j‘i"Y _ and in acc yrdance with 'Regulations t Tholowest or any tender not nec;s- saiily accepted. ~ `

By order

_ Regimental Committee. 51st May, igox _ 13°* Svdim-

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