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W.(T.’I’.If. ("o.\‘\'i-:.v1‘io.\'.--Public meeting

in .\larket l{:ill Fiiday evening Juiie 8th Fine p;‘.i,;i'.iii: See iiyers. Ailniissioii ¥i its

Fwcvrnow one spread it out yesterdaiy niorning on the aiinoiincenient being received of the occupation of Pretoria by the British troops.

Arr!-TR all it takes ii politican to catch

iii.: fish. J. li. Bell, Esq., M. P., on a_ .short Western trip from which he returned yisterday morning brought home a basket of trout that has turned our ordinary :in;.:,ier-s green with envy. One of the spi~1‘kle<l beauties which was on exhibition

at Mr. G-oiiriiefs Drugstore, tipped the 1 sc-.iles at ‘.5 pounds, 15 oz. Had the fisher- men been an editor iiisteail ofa poiiticzin this t`:.~h would li.ive weighed at least :Zi poluids.

pasteurising business which he purposes starting at once in that city Mr Mc i Donald has gn en this subject carful study iiind will no doubt make a success of it.

i While son-y to lose so good and popular ii

E\.m“.B0m. Who_0“.m,d ,, nag 0,. could citizen Suuimerside wishes him every suc-

cess in his new venture. 5

"All right, that makes five dollars. It

will cost ine $4.00 to get home--there’ll 'be two of us. Tluitfs $10.00 leaving me only $15.00 to get myself a suit of clothes, a collar and necktie auda pair of gloves. It won`t do it." And the poor fellow buried his face in his hands and moaned. “Sec here," =a'd his friend slapping him

brand new suit of clothes, collar and

L* necktie, gloves and hat, tlt for a dude for

$15.00, your girl won't know you." “Bless

| you," sobhed the stranger. "What`s your _niime?" “\Vhy said the friend, this is

James C. \\’right`s:store.” “That settles

on the back. “I’ll lit you out with ashould pay' He believed there are

I it," said the stranger, and in fifteen i

minutes he was a dude, and went forth ' _ _ _ reigning to meet, his bride_ l the bill be read a third time to-morrow.

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sive knowledge and could tell the finan- cial condition _ot the different people of the Province. Ile thought the bill was not a satisfactory fone. The principles of the present law were very binding and should bring the people up topay their taxes. He then moved that the Speaker take the chair.

Mr, Campbell seconded the motion made by _Mn Gordon that the' Speaker take the chair.

Hon. Mr. Sinclair said the bill only

made provision for what the people

a large number who take advantage of the law as it at present appears on the statute books.

Mr. Gordon‘s amend ment was then' lost

on a partv divisi0n--14-13. _

The bill was reported agreed to vidthout

amendin ent, Mr. Farquharson moved

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Here. are some of the."mcs¥1np®-tantiiimprovementsg

and features-the dust~proof skeleton gear case-- the com- bined ball roller bearings-the ball head spoke-im~.._ proved crankaxlo-~-the automatic, o_ili_n'i.>; device--the chain-

gliignngltililels-!-;ethetc;e:‘;li_;ill>iued ,icoaster _,and br:;l'¢e-f-bixilti for

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Soon they came. swaying step by step to

'Christ the true sourceof inspiration for

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_Trotter the present President, Dr. Gooff-

that

ll be given ii three months hoist. The amendment was lost on ha straight party » vote, 1il~l3. _ V ' J The 61-lglnal motion was put and carried

on the same division. . _

Committee ofsupply was thenresumerl with Mr. Reid in the chair.

EVENING S%BION.

The House spent last `e'venln`g-in com-_

mittee or supply, passing a number of items. ' ' L

Peasorilii. neimori.

Bay View. _

_Mn Malcolm _Munroe, Victoria Cross returned yesterday from Boston. _

Mr,J. W. Mclntosh of the firm of Gray,

McPhee & Mclntosh, proprietors of the Charlottetmvn Woolen Mills, arrived by the S.S. Stanley yesterday evening.

Mr. "and Mrs. A. A. Clay and family

arrived from Picton yesterday evening and will proceed toSumi:oerside to-day to visit their homes and friends.

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Rev. Daniel F. Lockerby, of Philadel-

Lockerby of this city, is visiting his

family of Queen Street. Mr. Locke:-by

, evening at 8 dclockgaad _will -also occupy the pulpitof Zion Church June 17. ~ _

_ ACADIA’S 'CLOSlNG.i

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L Tnnfday line, air delightfully cool-and

decorated with flowers and large branches "of beautiful apple blossoms, a congrega- tion of over seven hundred people whose ' faces were beamimz with enthusiasm and renewed friendships-‘it '-was a - most in- spiring occasion, a season of rest and warf ship which it is a rare privilege to enjoy-g _ Who wouldinot have enjoyed it? , C ‘ The church was crowded' to the doors before the hour ‘ot service, then, all sat awaiting the long sombre array of gradu- ates in black gown and ca.p,headcd C by President Trotter, Dr. Tapper, Chancellor Wallace ol Macmaster University, and ` Rev. H. R. Hatch the pastorof lhcchurch.

the regular beat of the music. Then all

was hushed and Pastor Hatch leiithe in- vocation. _ . K After' singing and scripture reading, Rev. Dr. Wallace, Chancellor Macmaster University led in prayer; and Dr. Tupper quietly read fromAcfs: x 38 “Jesus ofl\'az aretli went about doing goo.i;_" saying that his theme was,-The Benevolent

young mopand women. ,

It was an excellent presentation of the

made upon the "followers of the One who _ by His life and teachings has transformed the world. He traced the progress of our Saviour from place to place throughout Palestine by the good that he had done to the sufferin; and the sinful. What the world wants today is what Jesus Christ was:-a creed matched with a character,

and a doctrine joined to a doing. '

It was not an elaborate exposition. but a helpful, stronggospel sermon, directed ‘ especially to the members of the graduat- ing classes. A

There was a memorial service held in College _ Hall in the afternoon which though not a partrof the regular anniver- sary meetings still seemed to fill in with a S strange appropriateness, for Dr. Theodore” Harding Rand graduated from Acadia over half a century ago and has long held the place of the foremost educational or- ganizer, if not the foremost literary teacher and 110% in < I1 ' grand Dominion.

Dr. Jones, of Pownal, P. E. I, (af classmate of Dr. Rand) led in the ' 0P€DiD2 prayer. Then

Dr Sawyer, ex-President of Acadi D

speed of Toronto, and Dr. Wallace, the Chancellor of Macmaster University,g-ave L

hir. E. J. Simpson, city, is visiting in y

phia., Penna, son of late lamented John

brother~in-law, Mr. L. B. Alchorn and

will given missionary address in Zion Church basement this ('Wednesday)'* >;

fresh after Saturday’s ming' the ichurclr

practical everyday demands which are »

personal reminiscences of the at in 8

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, im a ion iv higher standard ofliviug, for Dr. Rang hasbeenabeuediction to his own and future generatimis. _ _

The annual address before the Y. M. C,

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_ation recognizes the three-fold Tfelcmgmg

5 “God has given man a body in as i

being together.” 'rim oi-scart quoted

this was interestin,§;;:' fl atng and such a consecrated ett rtyig

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