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GU \R_DAlN.CHARLO'l`TETOWN. SEPTEMBER 3 H5925 3

iniffggh in me ini

or aims

Ariui. nt, 1893;

“"3" 75 . prohibition question discussed by pro.

Institutions in the

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altbo Forest

B till Emblem

1 Genldlln Fraternal

|*‘:"'"' ‘°“'"“’ A non River Bridge-AiCrand

Island Clergy wield the Swuril.

THREE DAUNTLESS MEN

In the Front Ranks at Ver_

Public Meeting. Catholics and Protestants Shoulder

ff to Shoulder.

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IRIIYFDRD UNT. pt __

GovxxxunrrBoi¢ns,

Wednesday evening the Vernon River

Boidge Hall was well filled to hear the

minent and popular speakers.

ova 28.000 » The first speaker was Rev. Father

11° weaken- Phelan of Sturgeon.

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The Rev gentleman on coming for-

ward was received with enthusiastic

Tiiiiiiifiiiiis

the Maritime Provinces Athletic Associatiomwill be Held on the Beautiful Grounds of the

lmiumlllllt lutiillln

SDAYi SEPT. 8

to Iona I-'ide Residents of Maratime Prbvmces.

( Throwing 16 lb Hammer ll Running Broad Jump " 880 Yards Run 12 One Mile Run °

Running High Jump

0 One Mile Bicycle 14 120 Yards Run Hurdles

ll) Yai-'ls Run

Medals will be given for First Pr in each event Bicycle Races

ndrules of F W A. °l°5°With the Hon. Secretary at Halifax, N S. on THURSDAY, It Midnight and should bernade though Secretaries of Clubs on oi'Hcial Blanks may ba obtained from any affiliated club or from the Secretary &in each event Fifty Cents to accompany entry. Any further informa- llminhed nn application

l3 Three Mile Bicycle

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members from all clubs in the Maritime Province Entrv f ee

lsggr this event close with the Secretary C. A.,A A. Cnarlottem

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TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS

lalgular Train) i.00a. m. A FARES

5 40 (I

604 620 711 7 38

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Junction 1 0 45

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1e,,\¢SCba,.1otte_ Bedford. .40; Suffolk,_.35; York..

li., cgnnectm, at Summe,._tlUnion to Brackley Point

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for Tigmq, Georgetown to Cardigan . . . . . . . . . . . .. .S0

Perth to Peakes . . . . . _ . . . . . ._ _ _ .70

5 46 `iPisc1uid . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . __ _ _ . . . . . . ._ . .60

fi '20 Evcursion Return Tickets g

5 At one Firshclass Fare will be issued , 1`=- il from all Stations on the Intercolonial and t»‘€1;1f§’dClllt’0lli§_ fillteaiflérihby the I§éllg’;l%?~I1;Y ` C_ E, L Ast, Sta John-p --.- 1 B0 ll P. E. Island Railways to / Charlottetown £215” h_(Lmp?1;";3€l%od_s°_ éoilfinlgous' intehg_ ,

On the bth Sept-i g00d f/0 return UP t0 wld s'e_nt_ treatment in person or by letter insures Aug 2, d tl Sept 10.

gn the mth Sept Minimum of suffering and Maximum of cure, _ ,__._.__-I ,___ . n. ~ -_ _

` possible in each case. _

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fe I0 .. Return F.-.re .$2.00, good for passage on Micnoscoeican Ex,uii1N_a'rioN of ~ -

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lemeQ(_har1otte _ Wednesday, Tth. return Friday. 9th. B|100D»SPUTA» URINE,&0. -

....1 sm.. .ii 5 sow @3561; f~lr;;§1‘§r°wef,“§§§’Re‘§§}n fgfgfgfp Graduate of li.Y. llilieislly _

TIM, Cents, leaving Charlottetown at 5 p in Ag; igfcgrnip iéi<;pP1T.Ia)p6l°;:en;; ___._../- _ ,_ ' | "“° ll l0081~ _ aistelei in U. Sand: Canadai' _R Board at _Hotel Acadia will at p m. Sharp. Admission 25 Cents. "MESS, cnmwrmonxp’ “_ CAM” _H-,ducsdto ,ix d,,;1,,,.,, Pe, week dum,

E. H. BEER, "l ounce-victoria now. Sepfembvf-

A _ _ Accomaictlonsreserved for patients _ dl _ _ s

mAhdAAuguEt 30 ood td md W S’°"°E*“`Y G- A' A A i References on annlieation. lA“g 30 W nmmei-side Aug Z7eod -

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TR ANNUAL COM PETITION

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HARRIS UPHY

E T NlaclLR El TH, Hon. sec. M_Pa.A.A. 43 sackviiie street

Y for the MASSEY HARR

mt Plwe This ¢0lDD6tition is open to beams of not more than flv

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Tigrish to Elmedale, inclusive. . _ ,Pineville to‘Portoge “ ‘ Conway to Richmond “

Wellington to Sum-

l merside “ ‘ Trav. Rest to C Traverse” I Bradalbane to Clyde “ Hunter River to N. Wil-

Colville to Milton ‘ ‘ . _ . ._ _

RoyaltyJunction...."'° . . . . . _._ _

Dundee to Tracadie

Picton to Charlottetown

In addition to the above the

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90 80 65

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l, WEUBIOC . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . '20

Souris to Bear River inclussive. . . . 90 ~ Rollo Bay to Lot 40 “ . . . ._ _ 7

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applause and his address throughout was punctuated with encouraging iran- ifestatioss of appreciation. ‘ The speaker first explained the nature and purpose of the plebiscite and wtnt onto point out the prohibitive character of our present Scott Act, but. he said. a temperance movement to be successful must be progressive. The 'Scott Act died in its time. Now we want pro- hibition; the Scott Act is not enough. It is not effective enough. We want leg slation to empower us to wipe the liquor traflic out of existence. The revenue question was then dealt with in a very logical and forcible manner.

Even though there is ri loss of revenue

which will not be the case after zi few years, said the speaker, how dare we compare human bodies and souls with dollars and cents ! Father or mother,said he, would you give your little boy io the rum devil for 8,000,000 dollars.

Father Phe-‘an spoke favorably of the

work of the Royal Commission which gives to us such arguments for pro- hibition in the reportsof their interviews with the keepers of jails, asylunis and poor houses. He also spoke in the strongest terms against high or low license.

In closing his effective and earnest

address he called upon all classes; sects and denominations io join hand in hand to make the election of the 29th a great victory for God and right. Mr.Hugh A.McLeaii, of Montague,then rendereda charming temperance solo.

Rev. D. B. McLeod then opened his

address with an allusion to the Rev. Father’s valiant effoi ts for teinperance reform. He went on to give his rea- sons why he hailed with joy the- vote on the 29th inst. Because of its educa- `tiveiniiuence; because it marks pro- gress; because it is decis ve. Mr. McLeod`s remarks were eloquent arid highly practical.

touching song, “Down in the Licensed Saloon.” His r»-ndition of this admi- rible lPmU¢fT:ii’1f_'C $01000 in sung was highfv iipiiiesia ed and apiliuded by nil

Rev. J, \\'. ;\'lcC~oiinell being called

Oli sp--kc t`~»r is f~w minutes on the great impuita ce ot me coming e eeion and urged :ill ui z »s-lou-i and rermwcd effort.

R-fv. Mr. Urawfurd Kindly re~p0nded

to the invitation of the chair to speak on this qu-stlmi. He pdinted out the great motor-ni of the 29th. ln :evtry

nf it iiiark-i in e och You will either

e . _ : .p _ . ‘look back iii ii with pleasure or with pain.

piyiendered the usual vote of thanks which was votel in an unusually en- thusiastic mannez 1-lofi. Geo. Forbes

ed the vote.

responded brielly.

Gem Miles returning-

terday with one thousand troopg.

A REMARKABLE CASE.

Kidney Puls. from Temiiie

Danger. I

Echo, ublished here, re orts the re

head and eyes and general weakness..

Dodd’s Kidne Pills cured her

sleep, Iwas a physical wreck.

` -‘I wasfreated by doctors, but their

medicine gave me no relief.

failed.

Mr.McLean then sang by request that"

D. P. Irv.ng. Esq .Vice President far!

Quet-n’s fCount_v. ot' ~the P. E. Island Temperance Alliani-c, pres ded and hap-

moved.|and S. U.Hi=iyden. Esq., second-

Faiher Phelan and the other speakers

New Yoiix, Sept 2. -General Miles

sailed from Ponce for New York yes-

A Plattsville Lady Rescued by Dodd’s

Platteville, Ont., Aug. 29.- The

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markable cure of a well-known lady, Mrs. J. Barnett, who had foryears suffered Nervousness, Rbeumatism, Backache. Sleeplessness. pain in the

said; “I had no appetite, 1 could not

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NlEN’S SUITS.

person wanting a good cheap suit now is the time,

f 50 chi1d’s Blue Se e Blouses at 50c former price 750

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A_ few Light Suits at $10.00 cut to $7.00 tojclear,-Big Bargains, _

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PANTS. _ `

Frou: 750 to $5.00 we..h;a.ve at few strong pants for $1.00 per pair.

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To an Echo gaporter. Mrs. liamett _ _ _

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FIIRES FROM 1st Glass 2nd Glass

`» -‘I started linking Dodd's Kidney » Pills, and before I finished one box, I had improved noticeably. I have taken twelve boxes in all, and am now completely recovered. I ascribe my recovery to Dodd’s Kidney Pills alone.”

Dodd’s Kidney Pills are a positive

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Avorn attempts unaided.

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Bargains in Clothing

There are a few lines wc wish to dispose of to make room for our fall stoc

A Lai ge size only $3.00 to $5 00 a. suit, former prices from $7.00 to $12.00 an

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30 child Suits “3 pieces” for age 9 at less then the cost of cloth and trimmings

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