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(Canadian press) BERLIN. AUS- 7.-In reviewing

the decision _of the British govern- ment to station a war ship in Ber- muda, Capt. Herslus, the naval ex- pert of the Tageblatt, sees the npnf, pert of the. tagelatt, secs the first breach in Lord Fisher's policy of concentrating ships in h omg waters, and indictation of the waning of the tense Anglo-Germun rivulry which has lupt the two notions on verge of war for 8, decade. He thinks the decis- ion was actuated more by it denim to show the British iiug than any

necessity of guarding trade routes, h throligh the opening of the Panama t

Canal .

‘-‘afelllllg roar and the fire spread Wm’ great l`5~l)iilitY- By the time the firemen respollded the big plant was blazing in twenty plcgces. (1

IS HUT ISENEHTT

iCnnadlan Pressi apparatus.

WILLl*lMS'1‘AD. Aug 7.-The revolt

in Venezuela under the leadership of W Uipriuno Castro, former dictator, in r not general hut is noticeable only in c widely separated parts of the count- o ry, according to advices from Mar- e acaibo. today, ` w

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iiuvisius j .

The weather having been favorable

for the last few weeks, the Three I’rairic Provinces are assured of the

largest crop in their history.

This is now confirmed by the Gov- crnments of Mallitoba, Saskatchewan 0

the Governments, have therefore de- 0

ciiicd to run I-'farvesters Excursions E from the Maritime Provinces on Aug- ust 14th and September 3rd. The c rate from St. John to Winnipeg will t be $12.00, at which point the Har- vcsters will get information which will enable them to decide where to

go.

Those \vho go West with the intell-

tion of visiting friends will no doubt 1 proceed direct to their destinntioll. carpets and Scotch also have It prom-

ncnt place in the arrangement.

the Iiuilwnys gives full and colnplcte 3

'l‘he ii<i\'c|‘f.ii~'iiir: iuiiitcr issued l\v i

iuforiuution. B

giinstcrs, tapestries and brus-

roo Lula roii . for cliissificiliioii W

T his

One cont per word each insertion in cl

this column. ‘Cash must accompany ,, order. Minimum charge twenty-five cents. _ ,_ V __, __, __ ,_ _ HOUSE 'i‘O RENT 105 KING ST near l’rinco St. 'Rent iiioderlite. A ply 167 King St, _ ‘7B_2-8-llirvlilipll. p

LOST-TIIESDAY LAST IN CEN- H trol Hotel bu.rn, purse containing

sum 'mouc . 0wnci"s name wasin- W- - “

side purse. Findcl- please return to central I»Iotei.___, 789-ir-sM2ird-_

LOST, ‘BETWEEN C[-fARLOT’l‘E-

town and Georgetown, 1ady‘s coat, light blue. Finder rewarded hy leaving at Guardian News Depart- ,,,em_ _ 'me-s-sMsl.

WANTED- MAID FOR GENERAL

Housuwork in family of two. No washing or ironing. Apply to Mrs. lleccon, 24 llrigllton Iload.

777-8-8lVi3ipd.

LOST.-ON BRIGHTON SHORE A

small flat bottomcd boat, painted dark brown. Finder will be rewar- ded by applying to the OWIICY. L~ _ J, Rmuin, _Taz-li-srnzi. FOXES, MINK, SKUNK AND COON

for sale or exchange for horse or cow, Say what you want. Describe your stock. Enclose stamp if you mean business. _ Todd Bros., Mill- town, N. D., Charlotte (`o.

770-B-8-lvflipd.

TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED BY|

the undersigned trom any Perm" °l` persons willing to cater for the tcu tables, ice-cream and drinking *‘“` loons at the Montnfllw R11°°9»_W°‘T ncsday ‘August 27. Tenders will he closed Saturday, Allzllsil 9- T' G' Ives, See'y. _ 620-7-3lM7i~

DR. MCPHAIL, OWNER Wl-lY(`O(70- magh Fox Farm, offers fol` HRW T pair mated Silver Black Bl'CC(ll“fi sem, in their third year. bred

EUIL EXPLUSIUH

CAUSES HTVIHI

fflsnndian Press)

PHILADELPHIA, Aug, 7__F0m- “PKG manufacturing plants were

lilahle oils. ’i‘lI d

the flames communicated to a 110,- 000-gallon tank which exploded send- mg an avalanche of burning o.'l in nil directions. Four ,alarms were 1

urued in in rapid suqzession calling O _ _ , _ _

threatened with destruction, several meme" am TJUFUBU. some overcome by Bmvkc i_.ind_ many families had to flee for their lives from their homes this aftcrlioou when the plant of the Lnion Petroleum Colnpany, with an entire block in the soilthern section of the city was practically destroyed in a spectacular fire that raged for hours.

'The loss is estimated at $125,000. The fire had its origin in a storage ouse which was loaded with many hounand barrels of highly imflani-

ese exploded with a

Five minutes after the explosion

ut nenily half the city s are-ngmlng t

_lilighty tanks werd in the yard each T itll H. C0-Dacity of four hundred bur- els and five hundred drums, each cufuining 50 barrels of oil. Twenty f these 400 barrel capacity tanks xploded within an hour together ith all five lllindred drums. Great ivcrs of oil ran down the streets from the oil tanks, and laborers cut trenches for it to go into sewers so t could escape before becoming ignit-

. The cause of the fire is not

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fed in taking their large aggregation of carpets, and the salvage from the fire stock, from their store to t

Some of the members af the firm f James Patoil & Co, Charlottetown

and Alberta, who. in conference with “"0” “not nt home to "T5it°1`5" WS' the I-aillvays, have advised that at t

least 40,000 men are required in ad- dition to the laborers available in

the West.

The U. P. R., meeting the wishes oi

erday as their time was fully occup-

ile Arena liink, which the propriet- rs had kiniily placed at their dis- osal, and the firm are showing to- ny anf' exhibit of carpets, curtains, blankets, etc, which the space in the nrpet departments' was ’lnsuffleient‘~ o allow Joi ,-. thorough display. All yesterday loads of wet “dry goods" were trilcked to the rink and there placed in position to dry.

The walls are hung with squares

of all colors and values, the floors aid with stair carpets, while Jute

ere a new stock, are only slightly wet and are really uninjllred. The irtnins are in the same condition. The exhibition begins this after- oon at three till five and continues tonight from seven till Ilinc.

. town will weiid their way to the ll~'show and they will illdecd hc sur-

riscd ut the cut prices, Cal`ll0'~9» qnai-bs, and tapestries, from eo. to f toil. being offered for a l.nc1'\= pitwlr

trings hung across the large Arena upport blankets, comforts and other arictics of carpets. In the lot are many wiltons, ax-

cls, some only slightly bllrlled, oth- rs just wet. The blankets. WlliCT1

Many of the ladies of Charlotte-

'l‘hcrc will undoubtedly' be 11 U`““"‘ enuous slaughter oi valuable igoous and bargains such as Llharlottctuwu Bnopporn nave never palticipatcd in may ue expected. when the rusn begins tomorrow lt. will outcluss any hockey game evcl' llillycd ln the rinn.

'I‘he sale begins tomorrow T; nine

a. ni.. till noun, frunl l.50 tll six und from seven till tell. When We store closes for the night.

A. O. H. UELBIURATIEIJ

DANIEL OLUNNELL DAY.

SYDNEY, Aug. 6.-Mem-bers of the

A. U. l-ll lionl ull over balls U1'0tUf\ bounty celebrated the Dan el U'UDu~ null hnilivcrsnry here to-dal# SWYL' ing or two oclocii, a m<`1lUB€el` lillfauef with two Lands, iuurci.‘eil through U10 priiil-i1.:li streets, the members in full rugaiia, with British and Society nag! flying. ` Afterwards a meeting wus held in the Lyceum 'lheatre whel'¢ Mayor Gunn received the liele' gates, Addresses were delivered by Li|m,-jeg J, Foy, Canadian National vice-vresiuelitl, ltev. Father Macadam, l‘. i’_, Sydney; liev. Chas. J. Mac- lnughiin, Provincial Chaplain; A. D. l<‘rancis, Provincial Vice-l'rcBi<1'<1f\'~i W, y, Hayden, Provincial tltbretary for New llrunswiclr and Nova Scotia; W, [‘_ Haley, Provincial Trcasurefi ti. 1.. Murphy. ~l’r0"i“°T“1 '1"`°‘”“’" of the scholinship uosrli. and 001°”-». The meeting was followed by an ex-

lillg also 1913' price $27 000. 1

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"air (mated) Silver Black rugs' iT/lliilgor Gunn. and a ball at I-llltcoats 1913; price s1s.ooo. 2 wir PM 2° ,,,,,,,,,,g A¢,,,,,.my_

(mated), 80 per cent Black; $8.000

1'" Pail- 2 “lf B°““‘d“ We “nd RUSSIAN MILITARY ahhh) nrceders, $0.000 ner Deir TWU .lvI.l'l‘ons KILLED.

and 2 pair Crosses. 2\l“"““"°‘T breeders, $5 000 por pair. m“t°‘l~

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zpnn- ordinary Red Foxes, gunren- Hus;,ianP:g;m;;yavaitois, Lieytensnt °°°d b"°°d°‘°“- 2 W5" Om' "moo Pollksrpooff and his mechanic, were l’°" l’“"`- E"°‘»V ““i"‘“‘ 1" the ruled at the Kresnoyeseiv °*““P *°' "meh T' ‘"'“m“t"d as. to age' day owing to the breaking of a wing hmlth, breeding and D¢"““"`e' N" of their aeroplane while they were ulterations in prices uuntffl- Al",nv1ng at a great altitude. The rlv D Clair Austen. Manager' ° hi t rn d over. threw. them Out

Whycocomngh, Cape Breton; MM d 3? tirfliy Tveree picked up il9Bfl~

on on the Harbor, provided by

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iCanadiau Pressi

OTTAWA, Aug. 7.- Preparations

have been made for a series of exper- iments at Petewawa llext month, looking toward the more extensive use of telephones as a means of com- munication for military operations.

Major Lister has the matter in

hand and British and Canadian com- panies will submit competitive sys- tems and the more satisfactory one will he selected.

THE TUX IHUUSTHT

PHTTSPESTS PHEHTIITIEHHE

In an article in the current issue ealing with the future of the Silver

Black Fox Industry the Summerside Journal says:

Properly hundlcd the future of the ilver blaclo fox business on P. E. Is-

and will doubtless be phenomenal,

ut if the blood of a lot of different ypes of Western foxes is introduced nto the ranches whore the superb no.- ti\'e silver black fox exists to-day, there will be little chance for the present standard of excellence being maintained.

Those who adheI'e strictly to the

P. E. Island silver Ulack fox must of necessity succeed. The standard to be aimed at is the animal whose pclt has commanded the highest price un- der the hammer in the great fur mar- kets of the world, and there appears from the record to be nothing in the lass of the P. E. Island silver black fox. It appears to possess a fineness, sheen and superb exiellence not at- tained to-day by any other fox, or in fri-'T1 by any other fur-bearing animal,

As price is the standard it is only

nelhssary to quote the “London Ill- ustrated News," "Fur Farming in Canada.” complied by J. Walter Jones and issued by the Commission of Conservation, Ottawa, or .any Oth- er good authority on the subject.

On page 111 of “Fur Farming” Mr.

Jones s:lys:-

“'I‘ho high average price obtained

for silver fox skins in 1910 is ac- counted for by the better market. More than one-half of the skins sell- ing ,or £100 or more were from Prince Edward Island. ranches.

“At the preseht time* in fall of

l9_]2, the average price,of wild silyer fox skins`in London is about $200 and. for ranch foxes such as are found with the best ranchers, $1,500,

“Wild silver fox are not always

prime, and they are frequently shot, chewed, mangled and poorly dressed, while ranehed foxes are usually killed \vhcn their fur is in prinlest collditlon. The highest price ever paid at the London sales for a silver fox skin was .~f.‘580. It is said that this skin was sold by a Paris firm which had bought it at a rfrevious sa'le for £390, and that it was from n. runched fox from Prince Edward Island.

“The next highest pr’(;e was £540

and a half dozen have sold for £500, or more, all being from Prince Ed- ward island ranches, A rather re- markable sale was made in March, 1912, when a belt from a fox that died at about 8 mos. old in Janice P.ayncI"s ranch at Kildare, P. E. I.. on (')ci.obcr, 12, 101.1, brought the high- est price, .(3410, although the skin would not have been fully prime bc-

ore December, 30th."‘

EXCLUSIVE PRICE.

The above, however, does mot give T (Continued on ruse W0)

UHAIIGEI) Wl'l‘I~I MURDERING

1'RililS'l‘ FOR NO'l‘Oli.li3’l‘Y.

AGENE, FRANCE, Aug. 5.- Mill-

or l’otess Alice Urespy, charged with murdering the Dfiefdl AUD” U““°*‘ suing on January 10, supposedly in order to obtain notoriety, appeared before the assize court today and re- jnted ber version of the clergylllen s death. At moments the scene enacted before the Judge was very dramatic. The aecused,'a little woman, neither pretty nor plain, when telling her story' san-t her voice at times to an almost lnalldible pitch and at others raised it to a shriei. as she insisted that the young priest had commited suicide. The story remained ,unshaken under the searching interrogatory of the Presiding judge, who declared to her that the motive of her crime had been the quest for notoriety. "In

SUMMER SCHTTTTL

In connection with the Summer School for teachers, n ublic meetin

hall of the Prince of Wales College. 1

missioncr of Agricll1tui‘c,presided, I Those on the platform with hiiil were ‘

Loomus, Mr. R.l-l. (lamphell (Super- infendent of education), Prof. 'l‘. Ross i

R. Jenkins, Principal J. Lnndrigau, ri f'riuciapl J. ll. Seaman, Mr. D. W. If Hamilton. nf Montreal, Inspectors fl Iloulter. V. Urocklett and, D. J. Mill- T fills and Mr. "l'. C. Jam'-s. P

The proceedings opened with an en- T-

iovzlble chorus, and in the course ofit the evening two delightful solos were “ rendered by Miss Bremncr, whose ev- 0 ccllent singing was loudly applauded.

The addresses were nf a most in-

teresting rind nncoliraginfr clescrin- tion, nnd rt fuller account of *bpm will bc irivcn in to-morrow’s Guar-

dien.

The Chairmen called upon the Prn-

v~~inr vs President of the Tlfmrd of

Flducntion to mldrr-ss the meeting.

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was held last night ill the assembly t

`Therc was n large attendance includ- t ing a number of promiinent citizens. t The Holi. Murdoch McKinnon, Com- f

the Premier, the Hon. J. A. Mothie- fox ranch inspecting, n telc.;;i'uphic ,

son, Hin Worship Mayor Lyons, Rev. report of which appeared in Wednes-

l)r. Fllllerfoil, Dr. Robertson, Dr. da_v's Guardian. A

(Secretory of Agriculture), Principal n Hcal'i. of Hudley, Mass., l’rincipal s Smith, of Chester, Mass., Principal il Jones, of Orono, Maine. Principal fox ranches ill Prince lildwnrd lulililil.

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Mr. Donald Nicholson, M. P., rc- lrned lust night from a short visit 0 `Uff»l1W1l- Aflkcd by u Guardian rc- c wesentzitive as to the “news from o he Capital", Mr. Nicho'lson stated i hat. ni. the outset, he d'esircd to Ti uri-ntull a probably crroncoui~l im- 5 ircssion that might be crcutcd by an 'T 'infer\'lcw" with him in Ottaivn, oil

lt was truc, hc stntcd, that he haul nterviewcll llr. 'l‘i'>rl'olicc, the Vci.el'i~ ziry Inspector (lcfnemi, and repre- cntcd to him the licrcnsity of inquir- ig into -thc snuitnry coiiilitioiin of

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(Cunzidliili Press) ,

MON(l'I’(JN, Aug. 7.-'i‘iic cuiiivrvii- c between MI-_ (iutclius and the uion f thc 1`. C. l't.is not yet iiilii-iicil but

t is Iinilcretooii ull inzlttcrs liu\'c

cell ugreed upon :full that uuli-ss

ouictiiing lillforoiwcii liappens ii settle

icnt will he unnouni:i-il ioIlliil'i'o\\'_

nun null sn

HETT YET EHUEIT

Morehouse. of Amherst, Ni Sl., Dr. S. He did this on the suggestion of n

umficr of lvell-infornlcd foxmcn in he province, not because foxes have

led, :is stated by the interviewer, T, nit to prevent them dying, as ranch- ,_ s long occupied bv foxes ure liable

o breed riiscnsc. He considered that , he greatness of the fox industry ‘W 'nrrnntcd this and Dr. Torrance not.;

n'ly agreed with hilr. but promised 0 send n. competent inspector' to make n thorough investigation, Mr. Nicholson neither thought nor stated that there is any cause of alarm nor any undue mortality among P, E, 1S_ land foxes, lillt he thinks the safety and permanence of the fox business demands that every precaution be taken to safeguard the health of th: valuable animals and he was pleased

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Mf<}Xl(‘f) i‘l'l‘Y, Aug 7.-~l'i‘csiili-.lit iucrtu's i’rcsi.igc noioug Mcxiriiilii us uiiiioubtedly bccii strcngfiu~|\cii y his dcfiiiiicn of the llnitcd Stiller-1. 'Phono who hiid tiicli bcru lukc\\':ii'iii ll his siipport now admit the niiin ho dared to talk back tolvusiiiiig- ou.Alillough there ure l|iflei'<ii:'i-ii if opinion its to tlic wisiimii of thc course he adopted funny think hc acted hastily in view of thc iiiiiciailiy defined intentions of \\'iislilIigloli. Just what will happen in I-use John Lind, l’reiliiientt, Wilshire nrwiozuil l‘epreseiltz1tivc, continues his trii fi

ation

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Mexico (`ity is ri. inntter for npcl-ul-I

ADDRESS BY THE PREMIER `zt\o say such irecautions al

UMNIEH SEHUUL

The Premier congratulated the stil- e

dents on coming to the end of the L

f ‘e now S

bout to be taken.

With reference to the freight rates nd other matters lil connection with he f’. E. Island Railway be had nun

first session of the Summer Sdhool|a very satisfactory interview Winn

subjects which had been receiving at- f tention, which were imludell in the t

After referring to the fact that they r had been favored with the most dis- l tinguished ,instructors ill the various s departments that could be found on the continent of North America, he stated that while the study of clas- sics was splendid and valuable in it- self, it resolved itself into a question as to whether nowadays they could devote sufficient time to that in their curriculiim as now constituted. He felis that it would be generally ad- mitted that that knowledge was of most worth that enabled them to! make a living, null next that the knowledge which was of most worth was that which would enable them ' how to live. There was no class of, people of more importance to thei community in working out these two problems and presenting them to the ‘, rising gencrationthon the teachers. liAp11lallse). The people who had the power 'to influence the rising genera- tion and bring tlicm to realise the true value of life and the necessity for making thc most of it \vc‘,1'c the

teachers in the elcmcntnry scliools,, the tcacliers, who had it within them to lily the foundations upon which' the future manhood und womanhood of the citizens would be built. Tile teachers were people of power and in- fluence iin the community for it was they who had the opportunity of tak- ing charge of the chi,drcn in their impressionable years and moulding them in whatever fasiiioli they dcsir- , ed. He had ncvci' felt so illlich hope m and so much courage ns he Tuul when t’ he learned that over 250 teachers D, hail enrullcll themselves in this new "' vcilturc of the Summer School. Their g nnnles would go down to posterity (

:is the founders of thc new school, il charter roll which would stmld for S, all time as the men und women wiio E had come into line with thc great ‘ ilnprovcuicnt which the new ilepnr- U ture ir elementary education showed. J This was no less than to Inodcruisc g

our Inethods of tcaclling.

ENCOURAGEMENT.

The premier proceeded to give 1

some words of encouragement and ii warning to the teachers who attended the school. They were not to go away, with the idea that they had learned B everything in this their first course. 1' They had only made a beginning, 1 and when they returned tu their “

aged if they did not meet. with all the t success which their enthusiasm autlc- S ipateii. They must reinenlber that In very many cases the best teachers felt that their efforts fell ful' short 1 oi their wishes for attainment.. 'l‘hc v

were very _often those who at the °

the accusations brought against )'0\l.

you are alleged to have snid to your | dressinaker that you uid not sold your books and that you were the* heroine of n. love murder for which-

the accused persons always are uc- quititted, it would he Otherwise." said the judge. The accused denied this allegation with the greatest in- dignation. The presidlng judge re- marked sternly: "You had not pci"- haps any great literary notoriety,

hut you have aciéuired 9. much great- er notoriety by he crime of which you are accused. You have thus at- tained your desired object." Medicali and other evidence was then called, all of which went to show that the priest had not commited suicide.

EXHIBITION OBJECTED T0.

and Chas. Sox, both of England were arrested here when the R year old daughter of Ford and a niece of (‘ox were found on Exhibition in nn- imal show, Thly were in a cage eur-

uiininlm Lihimeht salem Neur¢\lF<‘*‘.

rounded by snakes.

ST. THOMAS, Aug. 6.-Wm. Ford.

commencement suffered most lu this respect. 1-le reminded them that our people as a whole were very conserv- ntivs in their ideas. After all, what our people dreaded nlost weios

make progress slowly in innovations, it but they could rest assured in this, S

comprehensive term of nature study. ld

Mil 1'!-f01'Y€d t0 the importance of the Mr. Gutelius- and arranged with iiinl

or a conference to he held in Monc- on, probably next week, when Prince t illvard Il.‘iand's interests will be well t eprescnted. He has every reason to if lclicve that these things will be L. T-Hlitlbteneil out to the satisfaction'

in iiiuus,

l\lr. 'l‘. .\. Benson, Dominion l’oul- ry ilistl'iu-toI', in his talks to the e.'.ichc-rs at thu Suuiincr School now cillg hclrl in Prince of Wales College,

tniplillsized how much the rural dis- ,_

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`cct to which mont attention is to lic.

with the subject assigned. him.

V, .

AT WINNIl’l'lG.

ne United stares and Unlialla, the

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80100 S L my wele not to be dlscuul oday. ‘lhe programme of the initial

cssion included welcomes and respon- ses, the annual reports of oihcers and he reading of papers treating of var- ous nluni.ipal problems. 'l'iie con-

niost successful teachers in aftcr liI`e"`1°cu“" of “mee” and the Belecuu"

trong, the Canadian railway direct- r who is the Conservative candidate or the Colne Valley division of Yorn hire, declares he would not object to reland having the‘ same fkiud of

of ull concerned. |, Mr. Nicholson had also seen Mr.

Mill", head of the contracting firm who are building the Carleton Point' carferyry pier. Work on this contract

crilliflrncnt for building being already in course of transportation to the site. It is the intention to proceed] with the work as rapidly an mon nnn

material can push it.

It is the intention of the Depart-

ment of Public Works to call for ten- ders at once for the public worlm provided for in the estimates last session. Among these are the follow- ingfi Whrlrvcs at North River, Rocky Point, Woorl Islands, Little Solids mid several others. I 'Peilders for dredging at North Rus-

iico were to have been opened on the 6th, but Mr. Nicholson had not learn-

ed the result. '

- Mr. Nicholson enjoyed n pleasant, rhnt with Hon. l'renlier llorden, who is again on duty, ldokrfni: and fccling, hule and hearty after his short holi-`

dey.

SC'IEN'I`1STS Ml£lf}’1‘ IN 'l"()li()N’l`U.

’l‘f)RON'f'(l, Oiit,,TAug. 7.--Scicnti-

fic rncn from molly pnI't~:»' of the

orld ucrc present today nt lhc open- g of the twciftli lntcrnui.ii.\ual (Jon-_ css of Geologists. Sir f}hui'lcs iditz-

atrick \vcl,comcli the dclegniies, llr.

. A. Young, of the Uiiiiuiiliali iicoio-

ical Survey, also delivered un ad- iress.

'l`l:c congress will coiitluuc its sca-

ions for one week. Subjects to bel iscusscd include everything from thni irmation of pebbles to the creation f minerals and volcanoes. 'l`iic sub-

icts, and thc niitiou nt large might

PiHiHiMEl_TT TTI HPEH Hi .IHHUTHT

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i~Cnlladiali Press]

O'l"l‘AWA, Aug. ".-The present

probabilities all point to a session of '-Piirlinielit br-ing summoned im- inediutcly after Ncwycurs instead of s luis hecii 1.-ustoin for years. EX- periciire abundantly demonstrated the fuctii that at a session commencing four or five weeks before the Christ- ,Inns vnu-ation little or nothing can lie zlrcolriolisiicii until after holidays. It is is-licvcii quite as much prog- ress could be inside and prorogatiou brought about just ns soon in a ses- sion starting at thi' beginning of

flilulry as Uiic <'»pl-,ning in November,

The new rules will effectively guard giiiust biocsaigc of supply,

EEHHSETUWH HTETTTA

Une of thc greatest rcgattus in the

hii't.oi‘y of liziund boat racing in whnn .thc (icorgetowu Liouting Association hold thrir second annual regatta in Ul“1l'i»Z¢ftU\\'1\ Harbor on Wednesday Aug. 20th, with boats from several lpnrts of the Maritime Provinces en- tered in the evenly matched races. NJ lirize will 'be taken without a iuird ficiu, and e strong showing oi skill and iificieucy, boat handling, ,nl~=s-ilriiig races full of interest to all, l ri ci »n iicltlon . with the.. regatta-~o»ver~~~ fire ht" "red ($011.) members of the lii'f\tlic.i.iood of Locomotive Engin- eers :ind fireiueu will hold an outing in fiifoi-;_-i-town on the same date ad- diui: to tl. guicty of the accasion. The Ycirfi' '. of lust year, which was

,thc firfir _.I-,id by the (l, B. A '- was uttciidi-il by over 2000 people, and proved to bc if .".rcut success. The re- gatta of this your is expected to far I-'iir|\:is.< that of lost vsar and pre-

0 T’9‘l“fTtC‘T. TIY Pflfutillll ill U19 yUl\llL€Ty::irntions are l-eiiiir made to supply

uiind_n keen iiitcrest in Iiaturc, such, food nnd umm -in,,f,n fm- from thrnn an interest as wollld inihue the bi 's' f‘-

rb ‘to l.'r~ tl»ou<:ln\l people. Announce-

“H11 I-ZTTTS With :I real lovC_fO,~ n;it\1Yc.,ioents will be uinile later. as to the

_ ind lend to a desire to dis'co\i‘r un-i,.|. __ , ~ . is already in hand, the plant and i; MMT Ur LMT Amusements' SMC

.ire's llclltllfk Tin! troin ni; ,ui-mcilt,s, and special Mr llcilsou said that he felt that <

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the commoliplncenese and monotony! uf suI‘rollIldiIlgs was one gri-at faci.i~ri '_------'- in the depletion of the rural ilisti"i<-tsl

of so much of the bc.=." l.li~..-hi; 11’ I T -

dltion of llfc.

As an illustration of how un n\

ducing as it has an lilibnln wed roi.

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parcutiy commonplace subject may be L

dcvcsted of its coliiminplnceniifs midi

take oil the wonderful, !\ll'. lic-us<.: " -

, tool: the hen; comriicorinv ‘vitli its' “_-

I sen

,thc beautiful and lwuflcrflii .~'tlu.ic.~i ‘of the unntoniy of thc fowl, and the 'structure of the egg were tolli-,lied lip-

of this (generally coiilsiilci-r-il) crui- nlonpiucc bird. The .-lie.-:tion of bntiou nnd gcncrul rare were also touched upon. T ‘Tllc inllllcncc of thc I-icliool, onli the

cope of the iuilucnce null por:-u. ~ilily

f the teaclier were subjects wliiull re- vived utteiitioii. Mr. Ih~ii:-oii coucliuleii his tulks with few \‘/i||'f|.~: ull Lilo riiliijl-ri. of Cirup-

rufion, which he sniil siioiiiil bc pru-

tcd to the youthful Iiiiud in sul-ii niuiiilcl' as lo sliolv of wllilf. vital

iiIi|‘nrf,lluce it is to thi: well being of

Yesferfluy iiioriiinn, ilr. liinnilton

co|np|f>tc|l with iiivisioil (‘. h~s scril~s of lcssinis on thi- Hciiool iinrdcii. lie Ni gave it lint of the colliiliiui ilnii inosti importilui. pliiuis of the gzlidi-li--'.10 ini oil. 'l`|icsc he set out in tuiiuiziteii form, iiuii filicii out ii illlilv, liiidi-i'

ii.

ivclll, however, is thu “Uozrl Rcsoui'-T cs of the World." idvery speaker will". c one who can deal authoritativclyi

UNICIPAL Ll‘lA(iUl§

WI.\’NIPl<}G, Mass., Aug. 7.-With n attendance of sevl-ra‘l hundred, re- rcssntillg nearly every large city of

nuual convention of the League ol merican iilunicipulities opened here

ention will close Saturday with the

f the next convention city.

UNIONIST FUR HOME RULE.

LONDON, A,ug.6.-Charles Arm-

thot though opposition were offered I

at the outset, when they were sure h that the new introductions they were, S making wullld stand the test, of time| C ln the end they would have the re- ward of seeing them generally ac-T

should have patience, that patience which the Gods loved. The system of teaching changed as the world chang- ed and progressed; there were the changes of principles, the changes of theories and application, and the best teacher was he who took advan- tage of his opportunities and adailiicil, himself to the new conditions. lf the

ion would be the best that circum-

new things, innovations. They must"i°

H ave such a system applicable to

cepted. It was necessary that they t

teachers took o brond view of life: Frockett, Mullins and Boulter, Prin- and ndvnntnge of the varied inter- cipnls Lnndrignn and Sl-nmnn, and ents to widen their outlook, the edu-i Professor floss, and with the ginginn cation afforded to the rising genernt- of the National Anthem the meeting

ome Rllle as Canada. He would

cotland and Wales, as the House of

ommons had too much in hand nl-

resdy to attend to trifling local mat- ters. Mr. Armstrong snys there is o much blind party following at Westminster, and he wants to rcprc- sent those who oppose him as well

as those who vote for him. i

stances and the conditions of life in the province would permit.

Eccellent addresses were after- wards delivered by Mayor Lyons, Dr. , Robertson, Mr. Campbell, Inspectorsl

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mndo upon the (’ollr-gc, with the grot- i

thc iollolving liciiiis. l. f\iili\o 15. Urlgiu .i. llc;-_:L '\ui'ictll'n 4. llcptli

of clover 5. L¢uliiitiI._y of Sl-cd \..| Apart ill flows, /. liowi-i iiplirt ri. licsl. bull, 'fills tulilc, to thc umuii.-, lated lil Lfzilwieiiliig, or cvcn totiio.-ic with sonic cxpcrlciicc, would certain- ly be at great hcip, fur, by i‘clcr|'iH§ to thc tobic 'one cannot go u.~iti‘iiy. For cxaniplc, this iilblc for iurn gil- cs: l. l.'oi'n 2. 'i‘ropicili America li. ldnrly: lilildcn lin-.ll.aiili, l’cep of lilly. Late: ('ouli\,ry iii-utlclnnn, .*il.o\~.'clii. i'Ivcrgrvcu, <l. ll iiiciics, ii. l. ut,l,oi lun inns, c. au., 1'. i it.. h.\i.n-.nf Allliviiii Soil. lic sugncstcd that the tciiciil-I' post the filblle in tlic scliool- rooru and ict the chiliircu choose their own viirictirs for pilllltillll. ii the new vnrictics prove to be good it would he well to tell others about them. He also suggested that, if tenchcrs, owing to ci-rtaiu coiiditioiis! find it impossible to have ii School ilurdcn, they ciicourligc the children to have guI'dcni~i at - ll0ll\0- This ml\Y‘

be done liy offering prizes, or sclvlilj ing prizes from public Iuen, or otlli‘i'e,: or the best honic gniwlciis, kept by

chool children.

f-:I thc nfteriioun llr. l-lnulilton niet Div. (‘. for ficld work. A raid wus'

lying result thut 40 diilcrcnt kinds were brought to light. 'l`o thcsc Ur. Hamilton gave thc cunlmoii und scien- tific names, ond he also cll-urly ex-, pfnined the <liflereu<~I\s between such* weeds ns the May Wecil il‘l\i\nlomilc)| mid thc Ox- eye Daisy, which may be and quite often are mistaken for one another. llcforc parting with thc, teachers of Div. i`. llr. llnniiltoniu a few kind words thnuked thcm for their nttcntiou throughout the (`ouri-ic. llc regretted that he could

irigin, iultiqllity, null hi:.fi. ' ’|'iu_:i

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on, as wcrc the \\'omlorflii inst.iilct.s‘

iokc un the ilu-.i.lioil of plililtiiig audi'

I.i1.‘JD()N, August 6.-It became r._.un to-lloy that the Duchess of

(uimiiigiit. wife of the governor- gizii-rul of i oi.aii.l, was seized with a ,s|iili.'i:u IIN'-is .li Cowes last Thurs- i.. v wi-.i-‘ fulirffl much anxiety. The

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iiliixu ~~ i~ iriiwi .letter to-day and it is I ‘ll that she will complete- ly rcro. »- ;:'om her indisposition in a few days.

VIRGINIA FARl\lf'}l?.S' INSTITUTE.

f.YNi`fillllR<l, Va., Aug. 7.--The

opening of ti.'e niiilslinliiicr meeting of tho \'il‘i:iiiia State l"al'iuers` institute lil-rc today was inurkcd by a large ilnii i‘cj>rcsclit:iLivc attendance. ’l‘hc in-st iii:-thods of marketing farm pro- ducts, co operiitioli of bunker' and f':irn'.\i', nlfulfu culture, improvement -f iii: rural nciiooln and ways to inillic furiu life more attractive are uinoug the subjects to bc discussed by f-izpl-i'ls during the tivo days' ses- i-'iiins of the institute.

Announcements,

couuic Evsins.

ussriues. src

One cent per word each insertion in

this colulnn. (lash must accompany order. Mlainiulu charge twenty-five cents.

".\iiton|nf,ic Safety. Freedom from

lil'¢-:ikflowii.~; is iuiiercnt in the Smith l'rciuicr ’l`ypewritcr, the way it is made rlssiircs pcriuanclit stability,

A. Millie l~`riiI-lcr, Halifax, N. f~l.

, 733-8-6M3i.

'*Sf‘f-INT) YOUR HOLIDAYS at

\'f)l'll\' POINT Hotel and enjoy an up~to-ilntc service. Transient and per- manent boarders nycomodsted. Phone iiirollgh (‘orn\vnll EXCl1Hl'lgE. D. W- Whitc York l'oint 736-8-6Ml2i

"Subscribers please add to their

<iircctorif~s lhe following new silh- ncribers:--7l--l., James CllI`f8iZTl0l`. resid:-nec; 407~R, Winslow Hvficli f’l'op. l`r»\dcricl¢ Hoberts; 171-L, W. \\`. Wnl<~i<r, residence; 180-Y, George luncllougull, liicycle Repair Shop; 428, J. 4'. l\’lcKcndrlck, rclidence. V78.

°°'l‘hr- T\1i-tor Bout from Murine

Wburf to ilollund Cove is your op- portunity io enjoy a pleasant sail for self or friends these fine August days. leaves Charlottetown at half past. ten in the morning and two o’clock und four o’clock in the afternoon.

766-8-7MZl.

"Ontario ripe tomatoes. American

(`clo~r_v, cllcllnilil-rs-Carrots and new potntoi-s jio nrrived. Home grown butter bc-uns, cabbage, carrots, beets,

not have been with them longer nud wished thi-ni every sliccess ill their agricultural life. This wus responded to by rl very llcnrty clapping ol hnnds.

ended.

.-_.__.i_____. Minard's l.fnlment Cures l)fpth»-In

nwede turnips, radish, lettuce, onions, sweet peas, ctr at J.J. Gay & Bohm ;~f~rtn\»l<~ nnlrkct. Remember our Bet- r.;~dn_v und Sntiirday nights trade. ' 785-8-8M2l.

Minarrrs Liniment Cures Distemper.