Ill- BRLFOUR

UNDER THE

Los »9.\',Sep‘.1l.-A climax _to the vigor

_ ,ith which offending automobilists

N., being prosecuted was reached today 'hm 5 motor car driven in the employ ogprinie Minister Balfour. who should

hge appeared before a mngigtmge

furious driving, failed to put ln an appear T m¢o, andii fresh summons for the m

was issued

WEWS llll lllllililli

Burning, Itcliing,

Stinging Piles _

If people could only realize the virtue of lil

Di-_ Chase`s Ointment they would not suffer in |0112 with pi!es._

i\Il’, \v. II. xvhliehaif, I WQH-kngwn

kim

hs Prohbition of Re marrioge of Divorced Persons Con S Mr Chapman Tells Ollawa

sequently Was Not Adopted-But Th D bt W -Anh de nPart Ch rm °”““°‘°"°F“"‘“"“

eae as P02 _Y 3

Canada

fmm the burning' itching. stinging sem tion of the House of Bishops that

,ation of pilgg was Somgihgng awful' md I clergyman within the said Jurisdiction can say that there is nothing in this world Sh

i0equalDr Chasc's Ointm

sense I tried agreat be

many remedies and never got more than of

slight relief from any of them. But while Di. Chase's Ointment brought quick relief , if went further and made n thorough cure. ~ rl

I cannot say too much in recommendation W of this great remedy." M

This is the only Frcpgngi h' 1, 3, on

positively guarant to cureognyfdsm of b piles. Ask your neighbors about it. 60e_ iibox.lt=ll deslsrr. or Edmnson, Bates

for ioio dréoofoi ei _ °m°°s 3 cu" I tw

it Co., Toronto. r Chase’s

mains ln statu quo

THE STOVE THAT DOESN’T MAKE A

GOOD FIRE WITH

P ORTV I H OOD COA L

,- o' `

IS A PRETTY POOR STOVE ' INDE 'E D, FOR_CO O KING ST O V E S A N D GRATES . Port Z3'ood. IS UNEQUALLED.

discussion, but failed

Matthew Wilson, K. C., moved and Chan

amendment to thc amendment: _

thatanyclsrgyman may perform such oere monyns may be necessary to satisfythn

IIT,

*` li

P. E.lSLV1lND

EXHIBITIO

--- V taneously in many countries on November

GH N V5, will be a volume containing 100,000

words.

t t 2 ’02 paid a high pricelfor the book and its ser-

ep , P 0 _ ilal rights in all languages. ~ h

' Mr. Kr ’ friends assert that w at-

up P ever is mzgiroiit of it will not be kept by

g Yet y him, but will be handed over to the suf-

fering burghers

liei $6,000 lllerei iiliizes "°'*‘*“°° “°° "°°°“"“V““

for Holland. and Fisher Unwln has ac- p

_ - _ ` ' »,qulrcd the copyright ln the English Vlsn- `

'th ' V rl d bibii . l guage for Gnsct Britain, Canada and _, mTf§t§i;;iiE§:£g:'rg: gt' 3:; ?'“ ‘other British colonies and the .United

n _ - V

Tw? diiysjhcofse racing with laflvlt D\11’l¢8 Sl5&l»¢S- - _ V :ing fsstesi classes ever oieredor 081 ilu The bod! ¢°nf5in3 wg gwyy of Krngeri Aiimisxy of splendid attractions including the 'i life from his childhood to the negotiations

Original Cycle whirl. the sensation of the ll¢

lid CVYIDBII in fm!! ° 1, ' ~ _» .17 ,T1 - ° _i-f ' '.,' _.‘- - l , ifi, V' T-'__ \ *_ ` '

_ _ _ ~: 3' _‘fp { .Ha ' ,' _ if f_ _ ._ I

:fit Ennio.. oo ,... of ,moi .oo ow- _ Fleur in P£nsiAn cu ir. V i V- ‘ 5=f*»-Q ‘F"“'f _ Pm* ° ° f’ ;`2°"l. . .° . _ f¢'=f1°=1

BARTON HUNDRED

A civil law to constitute husband and wife of

-» a mon and woman whohave been divorced'

from one another, and he may bestow a blessing upon such persons who 'having been divorced desire so to come together again.” _

APPEAL 'rc Brsnor.

Mr. Wilson made amost able speech,

ooiniingout the. hopeless divergence of

opinion not only in the House, bntimong the m t l

_ os earned divines and highest! the shupeof areception the

Bt1th?l'i|iI68. ID WBS D0 f0l'B l'._'BSid¢D0e'df .mo Ind Mill*

1-"*l»'_'.-'Haruki decision one way or the other. and the whoscikind hospitality-was A "

517"

-~ ~ V V -_ V 11 -_ SDPGQI U0 the bisbvp ‘Vasa middle course. preciatedlby thovisltcrs. T .V V l.1.»" ‘

, i - _

divorce case still remains an op°n ques on for members of the Church of England

After the Lower House of the General

uid respects->d_ citizen. of Cobourg, Oni., Synod had debated the quesilon for four states I-' Having used Dr. Chaso’s Oinr- so

ment for piles, I can testify to its great f

ttings,la,st evening the luiiy, byavote

value. The suflering which'I endured `°

lo to 9, refused to concur in the resolu ii,

all knowingly solemnize a marriage be een persons, either of whom shall have en divorced from one who at the time

r. Matthew Wilson K. C throwing the us of the decision on the clergy and

hops. The result is that tue ma'ter re

The debate was moot exhaustive, the

Q liion being discussed from every point otview, sph-itualand practical theologi- cal and equitable historical and 011901' tunlstic, but it only served tor-eveala hope

ointment iooo oivergoooo or ooioioo

THE

__A _ lrvnrmco snssrox.

At the evening session an attempt was

made to apply the six months’ hoist oo the

After the debate had been resumed, Mr. `

cellar Worrell seconded the following

_"No_.c1erg'yman within the said juris- diction shall, without submitting ' the ' material facts of _ the case to his bishop, ooo obioioiog ooo written ouihority oi ‘oo the latter,knowingly solemnizanniarriagc- between pcrsons,eitherbf whom shall have been divorced from one who at thetimo or _S

led tb

ceremony

then takcn by orders. ln

such solemnlzation sh

, a“b°1l"°¥ The result was a deadlock between p

Judge SMU'-75“me°dm'n ¥m“t1°R°h°lthc two orders, the clerical order votin s

“ht °f re m“”`l38° l'° tl" l'm°°°°lP PU"-7» lby 31 to 7 for concurrence, the lay mem fi* as also thrown out, as was another b bers declaring against It by 9 to 15’ The

Lower House consequently declined to

The re marriage of the innocent party in H

gil

re el

A message was received from the Upper U

cdthe General Synod tc urge upon the lil! commander in general of the Canadian

militia, the Earl of Dundonald and dis

trict commanding officers, the enforce Y

ment of rules and regulations nf the mili tary canteen

8 DHI

pledge by cadets in ,military colleges.

pper House _ArchdeacopWorral1 protest

clpline of the .Royal Military College. C non Richardsonalso pointed ont. the iudeiiuitness of the allusions to military

the temperancc committee. V

Yesterday afternoon a"pleascInt inter

enjoyed by the members of both Houses of

V_: `

fniicisi ui iiuai|i'slniiH- _ i comms iuiui|uiniPHiv.V

Iozmon, Sept. 11.-Mr. Kruger’s hnto biography, which will be published simul-

The Munich publisher, Lehmann, has

Politically Dead, the Author* ‘ Yet Speaketh With All the

Old Astuteness-

S ales in the Transvaal. The earl cha -

ing adventures, shooting his first lion

derneath a party of Kufiisiwho were be

the journey to the Orange Free State to

Mossech. ' l

describes as the irritating policy of Mr Chamberlain in thc negotationslfri' Kru

so ihio portion or tho deeply interesting

e showed clearlv how the so called inno

cent party often caused a ivorce. and ex pressed the beliif tha. the necessity ofl a, satisfying both the clergyman and the ’ S bishop of thc innocence of the p°rson mak A ing such marriage would eii`ectua.1ly guard in

against the improper pfrfoi-mance of the C

On a. vote Ir TVi1son’s amendment was losbby lo to 4/ Judge Savarykzimendmeut a. was ne\:t put and was lost by the large m msgoriry of 8 to 55 The ori inai motion of k concurrence with the bishops’ message was m

concur with the Upper on the question M

House with reference to the temperance th question assuring the W C T U of S sympathy and co operation ti '1'helettertromthcW C T U request t

Also, the respectin of tem nca

And that soldiers returning from active Y

-:ei-vice be not permitted to wear thc » W K'o<'o ooiroroi. wiiiio iotoxiooted, too, ,1_1_ -condition of ma of n ' ‘I Sl hours after their arrival from South Africa d

made their home-coming a sad one, audi h _ _ _ _ aan

wc our attention to the need of tem l, *#1011 Gnd Sent b€1';¢P°El‘ Wh‘f?`;` V” re D rum uma m be db by Pcstorliicksz he V-cnven on he ¢\,‘,ml-5_'° r y mg encourage I ed their regret at the absence Gini” The lottpr was signed by Miss E. E V037 Wh_'§°’_i5"°P¢_nd»{”g 5¢v~°"‘l

Y tart, with sincere wishes that the session B _ V _ ,

such solemnization shall be living, except ight be in every way a success and a. 5° GOUVBY t0-h¢1"`° h°“fT 7°” °f

_ , - great blessing to the church f

On the motion of concurrence with the fl

ny ur soldiers a few

uring herterm of omce. V .

any ae_tion'be`ing taken by_ the Synod 9°l!°°1SW€Y¢¥¢D1'¢86Dll°5V- » V. 1 V

, nteeus, abd the matter was referred to Hicks- A I A

rulltiol fi°m1 thcroutincfof bugiiiess was -MU‘i°”` =Bf°"'}» '

quudy

Groblfr, formerly Under-Secretary of Y

.7 D

t rs describe his yohtb, education, hunt- ,fe

and expfriences chasing rhinoceros and vcr tigers. The succeding chapters contain an p an account of various, expeditions against d the Katfir chiefs. One of his most exciting A adventures was when alone in a cave' un- th

° .P

ing beseiged. His leadership began with

actos mcdistorini making' 'peace with fo

_ rg

Achapteron civil war brings out his ,ive

protest against the violation of the con- ex stition by Commander Schurmann. The w

ied by a reflection on what' Kruger Fe

ge:-'s astutness in diplomacy is revealed HOW THE COCAIYE HABIT STARTS.

book. :He also attaches prest importance ‘gn to the series of telegrams ` between Miss 'fl Flora Shaw and Cecil Rhodes, ioowhich _l ff Mr. _Chamberlain’s name. is freely ipod, mil y ldrKruger, while politically dead still ,bra

_ __ -_ for peace. Ir. vm oiotmd by Ki-ogei-:Vto opoikoio this momoii-_wioii his om time °"”°-

°'p:,);'fhL§:',§,f3l¢°'Eih:f,,;ii;Lr;:°;`g¢r F 'mile of his fprivats secretary, Bcedell. and Peteri vigor and subtlety. A , _mhggfhifmm WssternCnnadn ‘_ ` f (V ,_‘ __ Y '__ _ ~ '_ _*___ _ 7_L _*_ . hgglg 'gud vXi'¢1foGs'§fi;”'h cmmpm hu ° _ S ” ‘ ` -_ ` _ I sruarsntvrd GCG: Lieqn Australian _Cht1IIDi°l\»_ ' Ln-'EIS NOT LIFE Y ,f‘*nV°d' Tr' 'rim booieoponiioi miiiim- ground 'une . u _ V __ V small size. §¥“m°li°n. thus apparently defrinz IM 11'" °f F th and-in inns 30 1902 19 570 °n;Y;lt;it¢;i:g_6l;e:§s;io£_feai:dnottl1lfc5 it is ,Poison 8: Co

ure. _ _ S gr gyegr ` . s V Su

drill: :E3-bA_?mc<¥ositi?:;:°(8i1hTe‘{?t:lit1?l:i;he’T \p¢1°S0l18 fl`°m 5'; Iiéllaid ::it’:;e'§':§_t‘:|1? am ;gi?:;:k°f1?.fku§ih“g';E,;_ MI)n,. HAl£iL'roN’8 P1I~Ls CUBE BUJ-_IOUQ "°r`ii°o'°i»§§f`¢'i".§f=i` Slfiaioo ofsmoi iomoiioo= ‘ °°m°°”°°d’ ln :““‘l’mt 5 m in me pm, oisoogiiooioaooow ihoio oo lifo " iimokoo V - moo, lyrlnd performance done bv one of the most Weil? T¢\'l`ll°"e.s' 2 _» ’ mba 8 fl? £339,381” “°b» creates Dewi

lzi13§eo:;fo;o¢fsioili_i'¢Vwo;_i<:e qgilingyear. _Aotuoi scttllersinuot “mms iimwlityfggo thaahoa 35:” enletrntyxwkedplr H _ _ _ g V y

» ac ,__-L _ . ' ' ` _ > . . - - 4 » _’ .

ooiioiiioo-»f°‘1°.§i°. °.p""'iiuo»” ft-_hl_°e¢¢S muh” °“1-V °“ 5 _. lwooir ooo oiokiy people strong ooo woi i TH; i L

°,r°;e<i-bo , _u_` A "°'7=F\ homestead!-» . bybuilding up the system. _ __ 1., _V _ - ‘-_ '

7 v,September ll -Right H _Bigh-

d ointinenlia

ly direct tnrrhozone, ation cf athc

_ 8

as been the secreitaryrsince Oritlanlla-,I ‘ iwrwmld

advise all young women

oston, and instructed the new

ofiioione sei-iioé sorioilyeronaioreo

The roll call chowedtbat, the following

Bracklef Mfethhdfslt-""W'ih Pick -

Pleasant ,,Grove,.. Lfethodistwliev' 'T J

siooiiopo iiéihoaril-Moi obo tthews audi! Alexnnderi "' ' ' _

ful scenery

|n’[erg5'[| ng eil Wiill Caplfal °“`“°k "‘°'“ “’

magnificent structures, as they called buildings

'_°- Mr. Cnapmau,M P said that

thought that Austrslieconlhln

OTTAWA, SSDU 11 -“The Cty yesterda' in sas ll i

g we as n thc oonctitutlo

ad to day has been at me ‘“SP°°"l °' ro copvlcrsrly mer cumin. itil: rEdmuud Barton and his °°“’l’““7 °f that the Aubti-allen Government

llSDl‘8.ll8.ll VlSll.¢0I'e, And they ar? an belng pmnt, Q ggmmigglgn tg 13! ou; t

uch entertaimd in looking 65°” the l ings 0°” gm sig, hu ben

anadian capital Sir Edmund and Srvml 1 HL

_ h i scommissonw tour

ohn Forrest with their ladies. 8-1' U 9 ' and the U-Bind Smfesfmnhe

through

ests at Ridf M1 Halb and 7°5°"°‘i°7 'obtaining infomation cndcecufing plans fcernoon were SYIOWH lPh*`°°2h ll” Pam” in conneciiou with the construction ot ent buildings, in which they l»°°k the bundgngs

eenest interest Mr Chaillilfm M P 1 9'

ember of the party is takin! 8- DM'l7l°“l3"`l THE NEW Ausmunn MBU’

target in the Canadian Gbbiwlf 55 he T9 i Speaking of the Australian tariff the som coo district wiiioii ioiikely to be .aioooooioo oo wiiioo Vwoo oi

con uded on

eeted as the capital of the Austral an Tuesday, Mr Ghana” ,ws ul”

rleration. average about seventeen and a

The party yesterday were shown around can The ,mmm “ag 1.0 be at the L°rd and L85! WDW Sir Zvdlhxl opinion that Canadiin manufacturers,

hulock and Hoon? W Sct:3ty\v°f°e;\i\ng gtiiey reaclxsfter lt, can

em every pose e oppor for goods Australia. _

e legislative halls on Paliainent Hill L.“°,enmg.mn°¢ 5. ir Edmund and his associates were Nl* ian, amd with gn. simian

oioiiy ooooir with tho iibi-ny whf°‘il _

y thought one of the nuentof its kind fshawn

eyhadev r seen TM! WC" “Wi

_ _ n__r

~_ wa

ORK DISTRICT SUNDAY SCHOOL C0l{_ --»-- f- *ev

VgN'|'|0N The Helnless Condition one Young Liiily

_’ and HowShe°wan Cured *

Avery successful Convention of the -»-»=-

orkDistrictSuuday.School Association BLIND RNIB out SAP,” 3_

Hdhéld it WIIISICG 'UD Th'Hl‘8d$'Y,' `SBDD.` I __m* Emily Lgddeur mt && ph” ii, Roy. T. -Hioke, me nr¢=liir=t»v1y'» med 1

I i

ded, and Rev. » Mr. -,Paikips _,V¢9Bd.\l°W¢__Q. ygessland Buk

evotional service.-Miss Lizzlé ,V°V°°¥-_ii uid gn-,gas gh

months at a

at might seem to reflect upon the dis-“‘ ~Ma1`9h5¢1d» ?T3“llYtt°fl*l\j_]‘f;'-lfllliltff-`i_l `

8 _ ° 7 A 'I' * _@J 3 §

` _°"8i°»B1'.Y¢f\t°U- A I AUSTRKUEW Tim”

. ` ` ,_ 1 . - ' 1

t»JamesElI°l'.7 U W

(Rev)

Methodist--Chu.

Rcad, Methodist-Wm.

The following olllcers were elected for 'enum B _bout 17 ,_

» f butthcmattei-was

_thy .g _ _ _ _ _ ‘_ V '

ph _

awdcd and the meeting very inter sting h°t'el' were released m d”

e past year. He then welcomed the new um” quamntlned being °°°'m° W P57 sident. to his `pfisltion"`of`hi‘oiior. ` has

Mr. Foster spoke _Vbricdy but -earnestly w ncerning the work to be 'accomplished Tilt CAUSE DF Sljfllfgs- 'l'

rthe new year. Rev. G. uP. Raymond i -_ -

ave an wcount of thc___-Intern_atlonal Con~ OTTAWA, Swwmbf ntiou at Denver. A good choir rendered _ discovered H--* '-“ “'

cellent music an p ari_ offering, of $4 50 of tho city

_ as taken for the provincial work’ " of glonders in Ottiiwn.

history of the Jamieson raid hiaccompan- The next Convention will be hcldf in -_--------__

bfwr “mf T i I H f' ~ Tina mimi iso

_ignite if

neraily from

g. It is reinembe

cure for

in the endfond the by the upper house '05

tatives The average tariff of the cqxnm

c ensuing year. Perce”

President-Lemuel Foeter, lfarshdbld. _WWW-__”'

;'i;1; §’t‘1;sident_-Chas Brycnton, Win SM ALLPUX SITUAUON Secretary Treasurer-W. C.West York. " \ ""_ f ~

Additional Erooooivo-Mrs. w.V H. SYDNEY' S°P°°""’°’ 11 "Al th” b“""d -- ,;;~g=f- My ”:.°.::":.i..‘°;,';;';"°..:?.:;.%E.f.;'“:.i’.; ner o =:i:~ 1 The Field gears, ary conducted 8 Cum smallpox patient, reported tha* the patient* *_ *

renee on The S S Teatrer was recovering Four but of the number

At the evening session the church was °f the quamut “ed in the I°°"°°I°°i°1 W3

re . _ . - ° _ 'S

having been ’

dprailtabie Rev T Hicks gave an ad s"°°°sSf“1 v“'°°'"°t°d T ss concerning this obyect of District tm underquamntlne _-1

ssociations and reviewed tue work of "ks um mm' mr pmnsmm’

1I.-Ti has

A Sept 11.-

mcnand were tlmn

today They are a

bya large number waiting

the

_ I iilture, in speaking at Birkenhead

,;e\»;>e;=1,1o;>;e;;-=rgg;;=,;_;=§;,1<1,,_,,,,, ,-..._ - - V Permian nosiin iii. ““’°

- - _ _ » . . irhcultux al show to-day said that during

llilwayn LONDON, S¢Pl7~ 1_1 "°I°t°rm°'ti°n hash . V if _i ._ gr Ta

f _ _ . » . _f1==V°°1°°i=1 °°-we-=<=s= <=-»-_¢~~=°_=i=

hlizibiiiiol'iggiiigiriiiifiedtfftfbrg-wuan;;fs' ‘ee been 1`¢°°“”"l °°.th°éu;n;a£.L°; :"m T{“?°N"°e ,_5FP°-.'= u.i"B_f9°'°"’ i”R°ui"’ "oi exclusion ' lihii gm? for-im, prize lists, no all informs- 531,; in the Perlgllinnshu V I _ Wvmg *ot Manitoba., is seridusly ill atavliinniylrg; L but he assured the- pant. af

e __ _ ‘ KHDDOZU L31’ WH" hrgd n_s‘¢v¢n pgfuggw gy _ ‘ '_ ._ ;V _- + .5

Fi li ci ` (md a slave chow. A bluejncket was kill- i isp T V V = f _ ~f _ ‘n° "x“°’:“°°°'1V

President. Se¢~1`tenl ii

43 dwtd. Exam Pct.

si hi

WW; curbs

d veral were wounded. lim wayne hm! Yi-W-~a=w‘lF»d?nu°'=~‘ ”°3°i“9t umm'

Iaaic &

ntiiatlittloihvtoo

£71 i .

L.-

+~‘u

ATTEIPT S SUICTDE

SOPDBIIIDGY ll. -Ill. KRD &l D8l’|l¢l Parllit,

by taking carbollc acid Parent

from his wife for the last

and Mrs. Collins kept house PRIMARY WS `

Reconciliation had been effected Sf Pau-1 5 S¢h`°°1m°m» Uh WVU'

and Mrs. Parent. and Hrs. Collins """ ~

that her services were no longer Prompt medical aid saved her

,--AIm- if . in

Opens Tuesday mdinmg Sept. iid.

Hours-9 go to rain;

Parentsmuydepen oniheir 'IRQ wry ~3o§

ifc.

_.1 me ~<

Af and party visited Eidyll

September 11.-Sir Edmund

and the experimental hun

wo1‘l