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8 It *i ntific re :tration and THURSDAY’ SEPT15’ 1898'

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the purity of its ingredients make ON THE NILE _

The capture of Khartoum leaves

Gen. Kitchener yet a. thousand miles distant from t-he head of the Nile,

"‘ AL“"T Ton" SMP co' mourn” whose entire valley is necessary to the

Ausenr-rcirn soiii=s as caarying out of tlie British plan. A

little more than four hundred miles be ` V

annual report

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___“b°“’ Kh‘“"9°“m» all F**Sh0d8» _B The secretary ot supplies gave her

tFren<=h force under Col- Marohiindis report. The President wished us ici

MR.._S-.N3 EARLE’S now reported, the object being un- know that boxes from the Eastern

doubted] '

. y to seize and h_old_if_p0ssib1e Section need rot be sent to the North

asectign of the Nita valley and so Westas the Western Section is able' ‘ prevent the completion of the British and :ming W “”d°"al‘@ that W°’k-

' 2 h - f ti be E ni_e contrary our New Hebrides

wlllhl Gpllll i0 lhlllhllli Ull Fflllll. gnzuzheo gofrgfrifln l_otv“.re°n__ missionarcs feet alittle nevlected in

. q. .P mcefl the matt r ot b . O ei "

In ||3t, . this stage ot the aifair Gen. Kitchener finding ‘then -C?;.?;_m“_nc;;‘@Sf;;n;;°§

_ _ . . . . has sent all the news a r corres nd- -

gm-_t t _pm ,gre __\ C 1, _ _ P Pe P0 almost no gifts for the children; no me i;;:;>ié_ipg_nz_noC_“;sp__s_r3;c?__gg__ emu back to Calm and dm non pw doubt this mn M mmembmd nm . ductions are right and deserve the attention of every

me Theory of Music is given tree ta pose to let the world know what he year. The cost of boxes _'need not in _ mantle buyer. " Flpila. The exercises used; the music _ lhtsegds to do ulntél lie bias donevlt. It as that duty hasobiei; 1-.;_|l0dv¢,a_ .. Hlghland Capes. no two alike, $8 00 $9 00 _ selected and the systemfoi teaching em- is e to say t a e oesnot_ intend ' ¢_T°PQ1' 5 were 4 P 9 - “` 581'# 1 l\l°}’8d are identical with' those cf the ` to remain idle at Khartoum, but 'will 91 ohm" "bf" W” sung- The ' H1091' $10 00 00 Wle ara spa?)-any gtrung n iifsi wnssrvswries. Begimrss spesi- proceed up the river erin 1.9 semi...-' we closed with eraser; _ '_ _ i Ladies ac af' WP" 9-1' P1’1°¢S~ Mk” 1' ally. _ Mr.Earle.will be assisted by Miss a, ¢]0se View of the milieu-y £01-ce"§,|; ,wmqesday evening’ `°°°°'.°“‘°f 'he from $1 75: $200 $2 50 t0 $3 00 The m

Earle, _ application at and learns its _ “ .F-Moses was B. mielhug- MT. the Studio or at Messrs Miller. Bros., It - - .bl b S” ' Fl'"°‘t°” P*`°5‘d°d_' 1' TW' m°?‘l°¥ ' Y H 1 Q when order! may be left" _ is _|nst_poss1 e, ut not probable, °p¢,,e,_g wig, ¢he_ .hymn ..p1-bm G,-een- Kerseys, Ctlrl S6l'g£S FI'l€Z8S, Euvy C111' S, BGHC -sspr15s2.msms»_ ' "*‘“"fh° f°f°° ”°" °“ F»°‘h°‘}a mf? 1°°d`° I°r M°°°'ei°=”» 85*°<'=h=i>i_"-r bf* Tweeds Kmckerss Tweeds, etc.

k 'g __ ihe not French but English. fheie is- Isaiah was read by Rev.-.Mn Miller, ’ -

“B°“"d" ' k JAS A

Sept, 214 l5.aw will.

. ,_ ri - s etac ment op its way _P¥`“,Y°1‘ by RW- _ Mr._ Mdirnzie of St.;

GQ I L northward from _Uganda but not yet 1f°*°f=-§=r_- Mr-_F°U°=1°\\=_e*i1 he irre-

_ » eizpected in the viciuigr -Wgere the :ig-1 with l3;°;(;:_'332°$;%:l$;;r§3Y:§ _

-__-_ ' w ite troopsare report . reciselyi 3 - ’ . . _ f ._

~ TENDERS viii be received at this what will happen WHS" GSH- Kiwhenligidrigmlliffiizfid' iii; hmeyefirdér iii: °

Department up 50 Sgturdgyr Sepm Cr IIIGBUS l5l]6 Fl'€DCl`l f0l'CB, If IG I8 h y .

24th, |888, for certain repairs to the Flelwhi it is ha-Fd |50 WY- B09 U10 §n:oriiliia‘;i1ii;heiilvoi‘¢l’s[.p’a'nd spoke very véster ' ' ` ' ' _ _ _

n approach gf N0,-gh Rwe, feeling in England is that no foreign A letter was read from Rev Dr Ged-

Bridge. _ _ _ _ force c_an___ be permitted to make _ all die to James McCallum, Esq..,'Bra»eklev-

Also, for cergam rep,-,irs no blwk __ break in the British line- of communii Point, dated 1847. It was written on’

‘nd channel work of Same Bridua ¢a_|;i0n, and be the whim troops an board a whalingbrig, en route to New _

The tende h v B oth r y Hebndei

rs a. eto bg sept"-a,tp,and‘ e than British, they must take _' I _ _ _

marked “Tender for Approach” and it themselves out of _the road. The Ew%etlr;(;:‘;;x;:edby a‘ lute girl’ was” 8

I 9: V ' ' ‘ , ‘Tender for Block and Channel Work t-conqueror of the Soudan is not likely MI.s_ DL Dodge’ the Pxesidenh than (_ Made from a_u_w001 Tvyped Ggod PattprnS_ “nth trim

The lowest or an tendel not nec to be sto ed in his onw d h b

_ ' .Y - PP af WWC Y aeh dd ss. I: t’ ir l_ _

e$Sa_’_v __cce_md_ _ __ few Companies of F___em_hmen_ ig; __Se_i_-jd i_t-pm S andw.i_sipr:i0sva;ut~;p__-__ ,mings and first class workmansh1P

RICHARD SMITH _ _ _ gu‘5g_ ” Drop in and see our stock no trouble to show goods

Sec’y of Public Works. Rev. Mr. Herdman oi Georgetown

L IN THE PHILLIPINES' then addressed the meetino In s k-

in ~ - - h Ph v invofwork in (jhira he lsiiid i &

ie situation in t ef illipine Is- ° `. ' "

____ __ ____ _____; _ _I d . _ _ _ , there were six Protestants, now lh»re M¢n9s Qut fters

£5 ;1;_a’ §°;';g';;3‘;ic‘;‘;“;¥;:‘{; were 75.000 members of churches. lie fi

_ _ _ also spoke of work in India where h Ll A ” I Lt

P05S@SS‘0U 0fMaU11B and Cavltey 8-Hd sister is engaged in mission work It 8

so far as they are concerned the war was sold to Corey ttcre 1-i ai 0' iid mine The

is at an end But the rebels under i e heart f im- earth w 0

" _ i _in ll ' .' it _ _ ,B ' 1] V '

, iAguinalcio are still at war with the _ Wm 3° d°W” ? He "fpllefll "I will L I giilgm

Spanish and refuse to be l.)0llDd by _g° d°_“'“ if Y““ Wm "md me r0Pe~" t mu

‘ I the peace protocol, to which they say Tb; 'S Sha” “"’ “"’ ”`k°d ‘° d"°

- _ hev werenot artie~ The a ' ’ he" °»u'tbe"qmg“ Waumul “E 1888 1898 “ - . P. Y is Hit- _

ft 1 A smALL cas HEATER »

'r ' _ _ A T _ M . l" I L- .~'.‘°l ` ~.», H

sept; 22lll||. 10 are rapidly extending their conquests ...nmiitr uhiiirpei-1 tom .Mi-‘e (liidlsiirrb ' “mend I

_"_" _ over the islands. The object of this Demarara ' p` n L _ M

Return tickets at reduced rates will co 7 - 1_5 - 1 _

he issued SePt..20tl1, to 27th. both in- u Se is Su clenty apparent' They M " ""5 °4°""d “mb dmoioiy ami I

emSive_1imited to mmm October ist ,-want an independent republic and bi-neoictioa by Mr Het-diuan. `

_ _not that the » islands shall' become - 5_ M_ QL-_“_

Spefual LOW Rafei United States territory. Of the two ‘

_ the Spaniards would prefer American to rebel rule, but they have little voice in the matter. ben. Merritt ‘will have to settle with Aguinaldo as best he can and it is doubtful whet- .’ _ her any conditions can _be made short _of conceding the claim of the rebel leader or fighting him. Many of the ‘ rebels are fighting for the sake of fighting and have no .desire for peace, and still less desire to come _under the orderly rule of the United States government. As they have already a. large part of the islands in their possession the task of reducing them to subjection may be quite as serious as was the work of breaking the

.Spanish power in that quarter. '

P.E.lSLAND RAILWAY

$23.5()

` No more than $3.50 -will oe charged iromlany station on this Railway Ou tickets which will‘be issued at all sta- tions and on trains on the 22nd, _ 24th, and-27th, and limited to return four days, exclusive of date ot issue and Sunday. ~

All tickets issued ~vis. Charlottetown

and Picton. __ i _

. G. A. SHARP..

Superimendent.

Railway Oilice, Charlottetown,

Sept. 13:11. 1898. Sept iid si w si,

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OYSTER FISHING will com-

mence on the 16th September,as usual owing to notice of intended changes heing too short. _ ~

- J. A. MA1‘HESON,.,

`I.l18P00`t0r.of Fisheries

S’ _ ' _.~‘ _ i _ . __________ _ _ T_8y ____ _ *P Pt 'ue _could ight the Americans __ J. `B.MAcDoN.u.n & Cb. 153 31.1

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--s~~-~~~~~; THE euAiin|AN "ii "'“"-'

Wednesday morning’s meeting of the

W. F. M. S. was called ot 10 o’cioc~.k. The devotional exercises were led by Mrs. Baxter of Halifax. *

The minutes ot the last two meetings

read and approved.

In unfinished business, it was found

that we have seven auxiliaries outside the]Piesbyteriril societies. Five ot thesef reports were read by tha Secre‘ary. Harbor Grace‘s report was especially encouraging. Miss Steven told how in St John Eresbyterial country vice- presidents were appointed. Each con- gregation was visited to organize or to visit existing auxiliaries and Mission Bands. Also to write to those societies. _ A lady from Cape Breton told how

on visiting Louishurg t2 new ‘members were added io their society as _a result.

Mrs. Layton voiced the sentiments of the meetingin speaking of our Sorrow l at the resignation of our beloved Presi- dent,Mrs. Lodge.

Reports of Recording and Corres-

ponding Secretaries were next heard. It shows facts and iigures as follows. Number of Presbyterials 9. ` An increase in the year of 1 Anxiliaries 920, an increase of 24 Scattered helpers 330, °‘ °‘ 791 Life members 111, H H 24 Messages 2,687, ‘° ~ 527 Membership as reported 5,148 Mission Boxes 6.5, decrease 2 Value of Boxes $715.43 lt was agreed to print a large' num- r ot Constitutions separate from the

CFAli_-i_6i\iDAWlNT_ R

SEASON 1898

We desire to thanlv our many friends and we

tomers for their valued support .luring past yeai\s,dnd respectfully solicit a. continuance of their patronage, which we will try to deserve oy studying their inter ests in every possible way

Have you seen the New Gaelic Clodk litdde

from the wrap Shawl ?

We would like to impress upon those who want

Mantles that the special features of this lehillng branch of our business is the production of High class, Tailor made, up to date Garments, and for Stylish Practical Jackets at moderate prices our supremacy is unequalled.

CAPES IN CELTIC COLORS ALL WOOL DOLMAN SHAPE WiTl'l TARTAN HOOD AND FRINGE

We are showing a magnificent range ol” smart,

short and medium length Jackets, also novelties in Ladies Capes which let us assure you, are the very latest New York btyles Our lines of New l Garments have been much appreciated by the 1236 generally, which, doubtless accounts for the largcidn crease in our sales, and goes to prove that our 'pro

l Chron Bm isui 'ls

The Spanish war is still going' on T

in the Cortes. of the nume- rousadmirals andgsnerds of the kéiig. dom have seats ,the national ipsar- liament and a`.re_;jving proof ' l g they can abuse eachother more oour F0? Wm' ll _V 1 all

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