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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JUNE 25,
1900,
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lt You Have a Sweet Tooth
we have something
that willinterest you viz.
Gibsons Pure
English Confectionery
All flavors,
: | tment of : a large assor cnt o :
GEO. £ HUGHES
Apothecaries’ Hall. & HHWESSESISSSS 258 GEESE
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CARD! DR. H- L. DICKEY
(Late Clinical Assistan at Royal London Ophthaimic Hospttal, Moorflelds, and Central London
Throet and Ear Hospital’)
SPECIALIST—Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat,
OFFice—Cameron Block
RESIDENCE—W ater Strect opp Hotel Davies
OFr¥Fice Hovurs—9 Wam,tolpm,2to4pm Evenings by appointment
Eye Testea and Fitted With Glasses
Sone :Cinger i iSnaps~ss}
Who would want any other kind? A Giner-Snap3 that is not snappy is no gooc.
We keep the —mixed right,
snappy kind
made right
and we sell them right at
only 12¢ per Ib. Order today,
TreLePHone 98.
D. Stewart
k.cLipsee BAKERY
BAKES BEST BREAD.
eeenisesces MH £000 8060 %*e6
DR.
CLIFT!
‘ASES and RUP- Stumbles, corner (harlottetown, from ssxlay a. mM every
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Cures CHRONIC TURE. Office at Prince and Kent Street, Saturday evening to Ti week.
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METHODIST CONFERENCE.
At Friday’s session of the Methodist Conference at Moncton Dr, Courtice stated that the 20th century fund now amounted to $850,000. It is expected that the million maik wil! be reacbed by the first of next January. New Brunswick aod P. E. Island have contributed over $30,000,
The official board returns and the amounts raised by the different districts for the connexional fund were submitted. Charlottetown’s contribution te tbe latter was $4,069.66, a decrease of $436.80 ; Summerside, $2,788.33, an increase of $32.88. Charlottetown contributed $10,- 39664 for circuit purposer, an in- crease of $966.56; Summerside, $4,- 653.62, a decrease of $46 84. F r all purposed Charlottetown raieed $20,259 30, and Summerside $11,451 87. The total amount raised for conference by all the circuits is $128,850.22. Last year it was $128,555.06
Rey. Dr. Stewart and Dr.J. R. Inch were elected clerical and lay delegates, with Rev. G@. W. Fisher and Dr. Allison alternates. to represent the conference ai the Ecumenieal Council in London in 1901
Tributes were paid to ministers who had died during the year. Among these was Rev. D. H. Lodge, of Charlottetown. The secretary was instructed to send letters of sympathy from the conference to the widows of tbe deceased ministers.
The financial statement in connection with educational work showed a total amoxzotof contributions during the year of $933.44, as against $1,181.79 last year, a net decrease of $248.35. The St. John contribution showed an increase of $6.29 and St. Stephen an increase of $26.95 All the other districts reported de- creaces.
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Tonight
Just before retiring, if your liver is sluggish, out of tune and you feel an bilious, constipated, take a dose
Hood’s Pills And you'll be all right in the morning.
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QO’ Leary
Orange Tea at Station July ia
DOMINION ATLANTIC RAILWAY:
and Steamship lines to Boston via Yarmouth.
The Popular Fast line be. tween Nova scotia and Boston via Windsor Junction and Halifax
EXPRE*=S TRAINS leave Halifax daily (except Sunday) at 6.35 a. m., for Digby and Yarmouth, making connection Wednesdays and Sata’days at Yarmouth for Boston,
THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP
“PRINGE GEORGE
2400 Gross Tonnage. 7000 Horse Power, the fastest and fines: steamer plying between the Maratime Provinces and Boston.
Leave Yarmouth Wednesday and Saturdays for Koston.
on arrival of Express train from Halifax’
R eturning x leaves Boston ‘Luesday and Fri- day at 4 p.m
Passe ners arriving in Halifax next day 0 3vU by Express ‘1) ain.
For all information, guide book, folders, e! which will be sent free, write to i H. Arm strong, general passenger Agent Kentvilie, N. 8. se
P. GIFKINS Gen. Manager|
Kentville, N. 8., May 25th, 1990.
- BLACK DRESS GOODS BARUAINS..
We were lucky insecuring this
line.
80e a yard,
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this week at
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They are all neat patterns "Nhe regular price was 70, 75 and
49c¢ a Yard,
Call early and secure first choice,
WEERS &X CO.
THE PEOPLE'S STORE.
have marked them to clear
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PERSONAL.
Councillor Brown went west this morp~ ing.
Mr. C. B. Chappell left this morning on & business trip to Summerside.
Mr. I. J. Vail, eon of Conaul Vail, left this morning on return to Boston.
Rev. P. D. McGuigan has been appoint- ed assistant to Father James Macdonald at St. Andrews.
Reve. J. C. Berrie, W. A. Wass and D. F. Lockerby were passengers by this morn- ing’s train westward.
Mr. Jobn P. Tanton, who has been visit~ ing Halitax, retarned to Charlottetown on saturday evening.
Rev. J. E. Duclos and wife,returned thie morning the Princess to their home in Valleyfield, Que.
Mr. W. L. Cotton, editor of Tue Ex- AMINER, returned from Halifax and Wind- e0r on Saturday evening.
Mrs. H. P. Duchemin, of Pictou, is visiting Charlottetown, She is tbe gue-t of Mr. Albert Duchemin, Great George Street.
It is reporied that Sir Louis Davies will be elevated to the bench of the Sup- reme Court of Canada,—tak ing the seat of Mr. Justice King.
Mr. Samuel J. Willis, B. A. of Kiog~- ston, leftthis morning for Vancouver, B C.,where has obtained a position in one of the bigh schools.
Mr. Oswald A Hornsby, of the Mer- chants Bank wf Halifax, returned to Char lottetown last evening. Mr. Hornsby is taking a well-merited holiday.
Mr. Charles Woods, of Mancnester, Robertzon and Allison’s establishment, St. Joho, N. B., who has been spending a part of his holidays in Charlottetown, crossed to the mainland today.
Mr and Mra. David Bryant, of Rox- bury, Mass., will, about the first of July, visit Mrs. Bryant’s parents in Upper Stewiacks, and thence to Charlottetown to visit the relatives of Mr. Bryant.—Truro News.
Messrs Henry Smith and James Paton, returning from the Methodist Conference Dr. Duffy coming home from McGill, and Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Huggan returning from their wedding tour, were among the passengers by the mail special on Satur- Gay evening.
Mr. Edwin Dickie, of Canard, has left for Halifax from where he will leave for a visit in Truro, Stewiacke and efterwards for Charlottetown, P. K. I , where his brother, Dr, Hugh Dickie, is now prac- tisins. He will be accompanied on his trip oy Mr. Lewis Freeman, of Halifax, brother of Mrs. Hugh Dickie.— Kentville Advertiser, June 15th.
Se ee
ZION CHURCH
Timely Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Laird.
Last night the Rev. Mr. Laird, of Brock- ville, Ont., occupied the pulpit of Zion Church, »nd preached a very able sermon from the text, “If I forget thee, O, Jerusa- lem ete.? He pointed out that the highest patriotism calied for purity in the udmin)stration of the Jaws, as much as jn the sacrifice of life on the battlefield in those principles of Britieh
we now possess. He said our country did not
maintaloing liberty which the great Canger to
lie in the power of the guns of foreign tore, but In the corruption that was rsmpaut io the political lite of our country, ‘Wedo not,” said he, “want meo in ;csitions of trust or responsibility that
have their price and can be bought.” The pol tical stmosphere muet be pretty bad *:en the ministers of the Gospel all over cur tar Dominion seem to believe that « pulpit must take a band in purifying The reverend gentleman’s words are applicable to Brockville than ney are to P. E. Island, and it would well if his words could be heard by all young men, and his advice, to regard her franchise a8 sacred as their life, beeced by them atthe preeent time when all the powers of an unscrupulous admin- istration are about to be exercised to Telelu power,
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Notices Advertisers, if you haven’t yet ed to bave your advertisement ina the P. E. I-!and once. It’s going to be agood number and will have a circulation neariy half es big again as the usual number.
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Magazine far July, do s&0 af
—The Provincial Government has call- ed in adoctor. Tse doctor may be pro- fes-ionaily skilful, even if politically fuul- ish. But he cannot save a body that ie already engaged in tbe death sirug- gle.
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Kittep sy Ligatxixc.— During an un- usually severe electrical storm at Kent, Conn., one day Jast week, Walter Hal), a farmer, aged 50, was struck by lightn ing and insiaotly killed while sitting at the dinner table.
Direct Steamer for Great Britain
The Str. Thor, 2000 grass’ tonage classed A 1. at Lleyds’ is intended to sail from Charlottetown onor about the 5th July next.
Freight carried at lowest current rates. } Apply to
GEO. TOOMBS.
eod, Agent.
‘Local and Other lems.
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Misono. —The ‘dll meeting of the Grand Lodge is being held in Masonic
‘ Temple this afternoon.
Tea at Sovris.—The tea in aid of St. Mary’s Church building fund will take place in Souris on Monday the 16th July.
Becixs To-Day.—What? The Empire Tea aud Fancy Sale in the Benevolent Irish Society’s Hail. Patronize it. Proceeds go towards the Convent of Notre Dame.
Two Cuitpren Pxri-a.—The house of Samue! Brisbow, at St. Anne de Belleveu, Quebec, was burned afew vights ago and two children perished. The busband and wife barely managed to escape by jumping from a window.
of aces A Timety Pornter.— Do von feel tired, nervous and worncut? A day’s outing will do you more good ibun those patent tonics you are taking. Cometo the 8.8.
| Picnic at Emerald on Wedoesday July
the 4th. Only 40 cents retura fare.
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Running For Cover.—It is reported io the Provincial papers that Sir L. H. Davies is endeavcring to secure an ap pointment ontie bench of the Supreme Court of Canada. This may be taken as another sign of the down-fall of the Laurier Government, the members of which are beginning to see the hands writing on the wall.
For tae Coxnvent.—The Empire Tea and Fancy Sale in the hall of the Benevo- lent Irish Society today and tomorrow ia for the benefit of Notre Dame Convent. It is premoted by the different societies connected with the Convent, and every- thing that can be done will be done to make ita success. The various tables are well stocked and no one need come away disappointed.
Cominc Tats Way.—A large aumber of bicyclists, probably 200, all members of the Providence, Rhode Island, Bicycle club, contemplat> visiting the provinces next month. Itis expected that the tour- ists with their bicycles and abend will come from Boston to Halifax by the Plant Line, and that they will wheel along the eastern chore through Cape Breton, thence travelling to P. E. island and New Bruus- wick, returning to Boston via Halifax and the Plant Line,
A Dewicatren Ovtinc.—The annual Baptist Sunday School picnic will be held on Wednesday, July 4th, on grounds near West River Bridge. The steamer South- port leave: Ferry wharf at 9.304 m., aud 2 pm. Dinrer and tea may be had on the grounds, and there will also be a refresh~ ment table weil supplied with fruit, con- fectionery, ice cream, ccol drinke, ete. Tickets for the round trip will cost only 15 cents and may be purchased at Moore & McLeod’e, Hughes’ drug store and at the Ferry wharf. Ali wishing a cool sail and a pleasant time sre invited to attend.
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Minirary Came.—The military camp at Brighton begins tomorrow and continues for twelve days, There will be eight companies of the 82nd Regiment and two companies of Artillery iu camp. The Artiilery will be inetructed by Sergt. Sutherland, while Sergeants Byers and Torrance and Corporal Litile will look after the82nd Regiment. Companies 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5oftbe 820d Regiment will arrive in Charlottetown at one o’clock and No’s. 7 and 8 at 225. They will be met at the station by the 82nd Regt. Band and
escorted to camp. Col. Moore will be camp commandant, Masonic CeLepraTion. — The Masons
of Charlottetown yesierday celebrated the Feast of St. John the Baptist by attend- ing service in St. Paul’s Church, where an able sermon was preached by Rey. Leo Williams and a choice musical pro~ gramme furnished by the choir under the direction of Bro. Samuel N. Earle. The parade to and from the churcb was viewed by hundrede of citizens. The music by the 82nd Reg: Band was excellent. The procession was large and presented a splendid appearance. After the service at the church a delegation of the brethren visited Bro Dr. James McLeod, who has been very ill for some time part, and the band played **God be with you till we meet again.
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Pleasant View Hotel, Hampton, P. E, I.
MATTHEW SMITH, Proprietor.
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surpassed. The Hotel is comfortably furnished and a good table is provided, Pleasant View Hotel is distant from Charlottetowu about 19 miles by 4% Bonshaw Rozd. The drive is one of the prettiest to te hat. Fr rom aa Crapaud the distance is four miies. Coach meets the boat at ine latte, ee place to convey passengers to the Hotel. [ntendiog visitors may make «r- is rangements by writing (o the proprietor or by enquiring at Taz Examiner ¢c0
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