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_Latest News of the City

By Reporters and Correspon-

dents Everywhere. _

THE Ladies' Hockey Club will practice

on Thursday morning ot 10 o`clock instead of Weilnesday morning.

S_xciiAnii;_\"r was dispensed in the Pres-

byterian church at Montague. on Sunday last. The pastor was assisted by Rev. Mr. Millar at Brookiield.

Ri:\'.Mr.'l`ea.sdale is ill at Charlottetown. The Methodist Board have invited Rev; Dr Latliern to supply the pulpit, but though greatly improved in health he feels himself unable to undertake that duty. ~--Hx. Recorder.

"A soon 'rms cosine".---A Grand Pat-

W’ni. Stretches Hall at Long Creek on 1' Tuesday the 6th of March, doors open at 7 o'clock,concert to begin at 7.30. Admis- 10 cents ladies with baskets free. Should the evening prove unfavourable it will take place the following evening., Proceeds in ‘ aid of the Patriotic Fund. Ex 8.: Pat.

The wholesale rumsellers of other pro-

vinces are sending circulers to farmers throughout P. E. Island, offering special cases of assorted liquor at reduced prices. The Island Province, with the exception of Charlottetown, is under prohibition or the Scott Act. An amendment of the Act,to meet the case of these outside rumsellers who seek to carry on their had traffic in defiance of law, is in order.--- ` Presbyterian \Vitness.

The St. John Sun says: Mr. George

Clarke, the west side horseman, arrived from Nova Scotia a few days ago with a stringof fast horses. The list includes Elmoro, 2%, a handsome and slick going pscer, purchased from Dr. Bowles, who- has for years been one of the _most exten-ly ive’ horse breeders in the lower provinces. I Elmoro is comparatively young and his present owner is confident he can beat his _ mark. If an opportunity presents itself the Nova Scotia pacer will be seen on the speedway before the winter closes. Wild- wood, 2.45, and a get of Black Pilot, are among other horses brought from the sister province by Mr. Clarke.

Oni'rU.in\'.---1Pea.cefully fell asleep in Jesus our dearly beloved brother in the Lord on Tuesday the Zltli inst. at two o’clock a. m. at his residence Green Grove Lot 65, Colin Cambell inlhis 34th year. Mr. Campbells character was irreproach- able from boyhood; but a great change was manifested in his spiritual life at the late revival under the faithful ministry of the Rev. John Goodwill.when he and seve- ral others of the young people of Canoe Cove meeting openly professed their assur- ance of being brought from darkness into

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to the glorious liberty of the sons of God.

,His earnes piety and scul sti ring wrest- lings will belong remembered and missed by young and old; still our cause of thank- fulness is great to our Lord God that we mourn not as those without hope, know- ing that-4 those who sleep in Jesus the Lord will take with him; \\’e sincerely sym- pathize witli the young widow and her orphans and friends in their sore bereave- nients. (Cainbriilge1\Iass.papers)

ProfessorR.il»ci‘tsoii will spxik on the

founding of the Fi‘e<lei°icton technical school at a fai'iners` institute nieetiiig to be held at Fredericton this week and will seek to interest the board of school t rust-ees and educational department in the work. He will then make a proposition to the authorities. He will provide. ii teaclicr and pay his szilaijv for three years and will furnisli all the tools nnfl other necessities for carryiiig on the work. The expense will be niet from a fund sub- scribed b_v Sir \\'illi:-ini C. _\i'_-l).,mald. of Montreal, of svhicli Prof. Robertson has entire control. ' The school will be managed wlio'llf§j in the interests of the

manual training of school children. Proi. Robertson claims that the brain should be developed by the hands and that the time to develop the brain is between the ages of 7 and 14 years. When the children

son, they get a trifle of manual training, but it is not taken up again until they reach the university, when they receive `

principal ly.

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every bottle. Ask for Bent~ley`s and take no other. Price ten cents.

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have been heard -from. In the Stowe school district, Central a. patriotic meeting was held in

schoolhouse, when the objectof the

_ )fund was explained and patriotic speeches

were delivered by several of the rate-

payers, after which th ` b ripti l' t _ A _ 7° ° was opened with the foiilddii Sc res (IT 1;

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i 'L-‘Hn Patriotic fF\md still continues to

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number of young pupils who- contributed _ ' _ ` towards this fund and who modoubt take . W 0 " as niucli interest in' South: Africa as their t ~ elders. | 0

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Result of the Patriotic Fun i

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Rev. YV. H. TVarren ` . _ $111) Dr. Pethick V ' 1_00 W'in. Calbcck L00 Albert Scliurinaii 1_00 Jesse Schurnian 1_0() Silas Farrow 1_0() Thos. Robins 1_0() Colin Vliriglit L00 Thos. Moysi- _50 Frank Murray .50

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Fred. “fright _50

Murdoch Gillis _50

in Mount Stowe Distr' it, Peril; movement' &‘pg

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Nelson Inman A patriotic lady John Crawford Joseph Rogers Mr. Carruthers John Johnson John McKenna A friend

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school also contributed Theo Inman

The following pupils in Mount Stowe ~

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Gordon McKenzie _25 ~ - ‘ » V -_ ` ; Henry Calbeck i _

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Richard Pethick _ ~

light and from the slavery of sin snd Satan

_ Bentley`s Liniment relieves every foi-m_

’; Stray. berries, .

Arthur Green /_ ` _ Clayton Green

Leonard McBride

Ida Green

Annie Green Edna Moyse

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Hazel Farrow

W. L. Macquarrie, teacher ‘ '_55

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Total $2.85

Grand total $1711)

Psrnioric Fm.-D_.._-A(~_ Tignish on F!°1d8_»Y . 16th Feb. a meeting of the inhabi- fehfv Of Tlsnish sciiwi Dim-ici was <1

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purpose of collecting subscriptions

for the Canadian Patriotic Fund. On account of several entertainments in the Vicinity, the.meeting was not large but very representative and the contributions most generous. Mr. A. McFadyeu, after being appointed chairman, opened the meeting by 11 Very eloquent and patriotic speech, showing plainly that we as loyal Sllfliects had a right to" contribute to (this Fund. The other speakers were: Rev. D. M. McDonald, Dr. Doiron, Dr. VVickham, Messrs. A. C. Dawson, A.

to wards the Fund. The following is the list of those who contributed generously: ‘t Rev. D. M. McDonald 55,00 Mr. A. S. McFadycii 5.00 Dr. J. Doiron _50 Dr. YV. Yvickliani 3,00 Agno Gaudet 1,00 John McLeod 2.00

A. Glidden _ ' `W'. Green ' 1_0() James Gourlie .50 John Hackett 2.00 Charles Dalton 2.00 Dr. F. Murphy 2.00 Mr. J osepli Arsciiault .50 Joseph E. Riclizml .25

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