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Chester’s Cure You lake is Curing your

» Catarrh.

Chuter‘s Cure is composed of N_n~

t\are’s herbs. Ignite n small _guniility and inhale the smoke. As you rcatlic, the vu searches out the diseased tis- lues, dl`l’;nostrils,throut and lungs with it'l soothing, heelin niedicstion, and felchu every part 0% the silecicd hur- heel. it contains no sleoliob =‘° 'U' ezine, and is no harmless tlihi h child |55’ mg lt_ Many mothers ri-ly mi Cheetah Cure to cure their babies ot

"Tu secifqgiotnid ‘lunnooit It In slack mite lplh.

oo. Ln., qomnni

ln October 1854 Iicv C..I.Burncit became y _

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pastor and in 18:14 the church was ii ithout \ i

'\ `_¢%%;'. _ ii minister. { 1 _ llllll

_ ,,_ ‘_ On May Zi, 1858 Rev .Iohn Davis arrived : , » __ _ - I _ mid reinniiierl ns minister for fifteen 4 22:2:

_ _ _ ycairs. He wus succeeded in 1874 by Rev @ _ ,

- ""‘“ Elf’ \V. B Haynes who in turn was fol~ "==§ -' '

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hands of the printers, Hansard k Moon, u neat and artistic year ol the Prince Street Baptist Church containing a short history ol the Charlottetown eoiiizregution wi|.h the annual report for the year end-

ing: December lilst. 1904. _ \ _ There are excellent photographsotmany

of the pastors. the old and present church~

es etc.

The Clmrlottetown Baptist Church

ctinie into being under the following cir-

ciiiiistunees. _

Tlioinas Deslirisay, being cuiiviiiccfi .

that believers' immersion lu the only i

st-rilitiiriil inode oflmptisiii, \vi\i~i baptized tOctohi-r, 1827) by Rs.-v. Cliarles 'l`up|1er, '

futliuu ol’ Sir alllnirles Tiipper, then on ii mission to the Island. 'lhis

linptisiii, being the tlrst. in Clnirlot.tcto\\'n

not so to be. _ '1 _

i During'liisllxcumbcncytlxepresent ohurc

ippened on Jan. 11, 1&1.

leaving

debt. _

Rev C. W. Corey succeeded ln Scptem

and in the spring of the year 1835 the

lirctlii-cii comnieiiced holding prayer . _ _ home.

nicctiii;_fs. Soon iii'trrtlii.~4 ii room which _ _ _ .

would sent about one hundred liersons, _ ]{EV_ D_ G_ M“DO_\'ALD_ _m`UililUUl WHS -70h". P- Ni0ll0|SOIl. llllfl U10 wus rented and iittcd up for prcncliing - |b“il‘l*""’ were I‘°“'°BT9th°"S-M’-\Vl1“'°»l“ _ hel.\.iL_c_,___ erected only eight yt-nrs before, was nddition to bringing about the erection Of

R(__‘__ Benjamin gcott when in town destroyed in ii contlngriition that also the building, was also instrumental in;

“mlm _mend these mcpungx [md W.cm.h hurncilnp it number ofiliic rcsifiv.-in-as, ii proviiling ways :ind uieans for ineeting wlh¢,I)(,Dlm,_ roller rink, ii skzitiiig rink :ind other thc cost thereof. 'Ho scoured subscripg Hum Gcorgc Mcnonnhh who was on the l»iii|<iii\;;.-. 'I`hc church, by the loss, \\'r_s tions for iihout two-tlilrds of the required

Immisb Hmm] of MiS_`i0nS_ by lwlucst {;.»,tl(ltl.(lt). It wus tlionglit by soini- i.li:it_tliot the ciitcrprisc does not mid to tho 0,.g,m;,,.,| me C|,,u.c|, in __\uKu_._¢_ 1g;y;_ unili-r such ai <-i'u\'liing <lis¢i.~.t'~i-, the iiiinuiii expenditure ofthe church.

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with llic folioiviiig nioinbcrs: Tiioiniisi V I W W, DcsBrisiiy, John Ulilmiin, Williiim Bu'ii, .Iauics Ctitfrny, Isaac Jackson, Jnnc Liil- low, Chris-tiiiu C. Bugnall, Nancy Reid.

lsnhelln Mitchell. ii`lioiiius Dcslirisiiy / wus iipiiointcd dt-iiron.

A short time nftcl' thc foriimtinu of the

cliiir..-h, it was much refreshed by ii visit.

N. S. A little inter Rev. T. S. IIa\riliii;:, of Horton, N. S., visited nnd eiicournged

the struggling oi'gn%izutioii.

lit-v. Bciiiamin Scott wus engaged its

thc first Pastor, in Murch, 1837. llc preached and administered the Lord`s

Supper once ii niontli. The nicinbersliip ofthe church at tlmt time \\ us twenty

0119.

The su(-c-cssiro stages of thc church

ure shown in the book. Tile t-_inn-vii united with ihc l\'.S.confercnce in 1837 and

tin- sninehutunin thc building wus eii~

liirgcd.

In Aug. 24th, 1t,i»l5 the first. house of ;i°;:;:;::;:_::;f;‘&¥“;;_°".‘;;;’;;;“:_‘;':;::;i; MD- ‘i now is. vi* W » A ‘Dv-I-**" Y

ln lrllb licv Silns T. Rniiii lieciinie |in;~

tor and iii 1850 Ilcv. Bonj. Scott again bc- ,

came pastor ut :L salary of £100

ln July 1i~L3Un Sunday School wus or-

miiiizccl; in October 1852 Rev VV. Il. Hobbs licriinic pastor und in 1853 the church l»iiildii\g'was removed to u situ next the

present Mercliants Bunk 0! P. E. I.

In Miircli 1854 the P. E. I. Baptist Assoc iution wns formed und in May ofthe same ycur;Dr. Knox became pastor but resigned nt the rnd of four months. He wus nn

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eloquent prciiciicruiid ii godly mon.

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1876. He continued till 1882,

with the Exception of one year, May 1870.

-Juiie1B80wlicii Rev.Horbcrt Foshaytoolt FIRST BA PTIST CHURCH HERE [ his iihice_Durinz these six years about. two 0l‘<‘"0‘l AUX- l8_ fégolog p_i_;_?tiLe of 1ipuei£s'£oni_;e, fI’i]___iiiI|_§e ISt.;eet, n.-id later hundred persons were added to the mem- ' Prem" (K mn S an 0 ' A' °

bership of the church. During Mr. Mc- 1)onald’s pnstorute it wus found that the old church building wus too small, nnd tlnit the time had iirrived when ii new nml more coinmodlous edifice should be

erected. Mr. Mcl)onu.ld undertook to bring this about, mid succeeded so well that a large modern church home on thu comer of Prince :ind Fitzroy Streets was

formally opened on December 14, 1879. The morning sermon was preached by Iiev. VV. Ii. Hinson; he was assisted by Rev. D. G. McDonald and also

by Rev. Malcolm Ross, who nmde the rleiiiciitory prayer. The after- noon sermon was prenclied by Rev. Mr. Cowperthwaite, pastor oth-the First Methodist Church; he was assisted by liev. John McLeod. pastor oi’ Zion Piesbyterinii Church. The cveningscmion was preached hy Rev. John Knox, M. D.

The speclnlopeniiigservice was continued on Sunday, December 2lst, when Rev. J. li. Woodland, assisted by 1Rcv. W. J. Swnheivi, conducted the momlng service. In the afternoon Rev. Mr. Harris, pastor ofthe sitio dh.-hush church, preached;

he was assisted by Rev. George M. Camp- bell, past/or of the Second Methodist Church. In the evening the service was sonductcrl byRev. E. N. Archibald and Rev. Trusmsn Blalrop. ‘

On April 14, l8l2\Rrv. Mr. McDonald

resigned mid tvns succeeded by Rev.

Edward Whitman.

in l&N the tower of the church was

de»troyed;inl&U the Maritime Baptist Convention inet hero m¢!`pn Msy lil 1% _

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Tliemhssjuat been issued from the ' ` ` church would he wiped;~out, but it was

The Y. M. c.‘A ruu`woi, mth-ed for

services and Rev J. A. Gpidon D. D. took .up the paswmi work hi mms iseo. jg ll

'_ was completed ataoost of }l2,(lI) md

| n¢v.u.-..s<mi¢».r¢hind- Juno nh, ieasl _ sob hllfonmd -homeless midi _' pahtorless four years before with ii united ` meniberslilp, and a line new building ac- complished at very little increase to the

her 1892-l, Rcr. G. R. Raymond in October _ _ i‘.,~,P"'

iw, not-_ J. i.._ Mihur in iuoz, 4 ' " _

und Ilcr G. R. White the present ei- _ ' hui. L tecmcd pustor on June 14th, 1903. The 2”' ‘7 " " "

uliurcli at this time was without a parson- ' Q

nge ami Mr. \\'|iltc with grunt- energy und

zcalset to work and in October 1004 he -

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his practice to Ann Aib --d ; ' ' - - on oo ___ the _“___ _k b_ _ _ Oli' a _ vicinity or even to the State of Michigan ; for people heard ________t _ ai a ecuicst at were being brought about and wrote for _advice and treat

It wa: this df mand from people at a distance which lead Dr. Chase to put up lor

<»nb`i-: sole a. few of the prescriptions which had pr wen so successful in his ' '

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dm) _b~_\0i1fd bv the Integrity of character and honesty of purpose oi Dr. Chase theseiamily

ned cincs soon acquirhd a. reputation for reliability which has won for them ihecouiidence

of the best people oi' the land.

.For some years previous Dr. Chase had d b bb f i ' '

XD9l'iDwr1ling with receipts und presoiiptious :intl Edie risulvix owa:oi:1h*:acunrizl;ii?ih‘tiii¢iyIingt`aI'§lfi

Ghasds Famous Receipt Bool: which has had a world wide oiiculdtion 0 , ° D ' .’. , _ ` i 'l I e<_;8?__l_li_;r__v_v__i_;li ;r1X:_l:9;l_ npiuialyibility _a_nd high technical knowledge as a._ph_ysioi|_.n -gi-gduqt-

ons Pa mg medical colleges, at Ann Arbor and Cincinnati avg tum

undoubted qualifications forthe extraordinai . h ° ~ ' 8

_ V success e achieved as a physician,

Take for example Ur. Chase’s Kidney Liver Pills, which have become so well

known as ii family medicine to be de d d - _ - . , -ieasi and ' ~'f ` . H . .- pen 9 on for the fmre 9( 'wel dls°"i°'s’k‘dm’yd'

0”" 1.>a'>1'>fl ri- is ii letter from a. Canadian who obromed 1|-garmem-,

rom Dr. Chise perwnally i i 1867.

Cuicdby Dr. Chase in 1867. A

Ma. G. W. PARISH, Sturge B; _0 ¢_, |t ._ ._ I ~

my kidneys. I could not\workyonl;ccoi:i'i1t di; iny hh2l¢ul;ii;earlglr:6`7 il was very had Wim the tiine_ 'l hough I carefully followed the directions of our §amilye’d,h.c‘t:>i?lli1e vitaintighliln to do me much good. At th' tl D _ - ' ° eessful physician. and on the aifviczibf mry Cuhnarfiia wghiiidgniidiiliii knmin as In espeemly mc. I AUD AYb°f. Mil`11_iEHI1. sud he gave me a' box oi' his pills tor klingwdiseagheut to Dr' chase."

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that T went back to the doctog and liidiigtlxixtudliigggg bidi; did 11?; They helped me 3° much eine half so gaod as Dr. Chnse's Kidney-Liver Iiills -for liidne Ty ntiind 'hue is nm a man. always kcepmgm in me hw” as __ “mu medicine d _y i-ou le and _headnche. We Omen., , _ Y f an would. not think of using. guy

l"‘”°U1 *bf* S011" b gifluing in Aim Arbor in the s’xties the out ut of Dr. Oh ase's

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;‘;a'r‘;'(;";Sn:)';‘;;‘_"s°d “t hr” °'°“i.Y» but later by leaps and bonnds wherever their merits

iWhile the advertising has been onniired soiei to *C rl '

i-..pu_t,».tion ot these greet `fumily_medioines spread alitoad |231”:___:°_g_:\l;?_£Tnlted_Stal-8i;;h_l;

ntiiiifie in Londo _t ,to 3, ; h 1 | | "F7 l'°_°'°* " ilioea from such i'1sr°o:way?~poilnlt..i az Iisolgildl 6 Fligidx hghitlizliii rliigglvgmé at th’ gmldiau

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Notliing shortiof gfnuine in-‘rio can account for inch enor A d V f D

chime. M-out io,o-,_e_v¢_»y oqhhfwhaoh-'whi r ob ` A ¢¢im_l\d.°r._ r

P PKMB y Dr. Chau- ti the nooipll oi not

vn~v'i'l_ I? li»ivitig.»hUt. Bit' _-I _ l ill ' ~ _ P _ _ Pls is ’;iu‘P_ we b§,i”e_f;‘{";|;_".n_h’;_;?(:’;\:l§__l_xgggm Y _"°m°'1¢‘8 the cause. ond' to thl|.Prinoi.

Dr- Ch&S\>'s 'medicines size for nie by all dealers or Edman n

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:$1812 _ l51___Aew scale; the mio” ai;:__°_1:i;_tibt.,t_¢)>___,`l_>.li_i_t_i'alo, _.N. Y. _ _-1Ili_a.__l,.,_,i,,._‘{¢___.,_¢l .|_i¢m.

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