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DIBIGIOBS.

Francis Trevelyan Wilfrid P. Pond. Henrv Hellman

A L. H. Short (Hazard of N. Y. Com. Adv.) A. F. W. Leslie. wget Spirit of the Timm.

*L Abercrombie, Spirit of the Times.

Thos. Allen, Tobacco Manfacturer.

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THE REASONS that the far West T* “

must seek the East fog' capital tol develop Relation of the Teach¢r in riches, are mount e i> so no ono, be- 1

cause the dollar in the West is scarce and , to

virtually worth only about IB 2-3 cents in purchasing the manufactures of the East. __

This is due to transportation charges. The _ __

or

Eastern dollar purchasing its own ni

factures, and the Western dollar its own

nfl

production, referring principally to culture; will do relatively the same w Now, roughly speaking, it is ONE THO SAND miles from the Atlantic Coast the Mississippi River, which is consid ed by every one the centre of the Uni States: but from the Mississippi River the Pacific Coast, is TWO THOUSA miles. Again roughly speaking, '10

per

of the population ‘of the United

lssi

cent, States resides east of the Miss

twice the size ofwhlt is really the W

populated by only 3) per cent of the ent population of the United States, and th

again- includes Indians, who are

not a great factor in agriculture, mining An mdusm I l I h ad an

- a rev va as spre

such business enterprises I ti

in a community of interest lay their chance for the developement of their ri country. The money being scarce w

ever project in hand required only a lit development to reveal it riches, and wi that neighborly feeling that the p

alolo that m thod of buying and selli

8 h from '1'W%

es lall i 'minin s ares cegifs pei¥s_l?are to (§N`E dollar per sh but issuing only iifew thousand s

This is what we of the East could not

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d tend- that, the pro ects which p

ity of one should be the prosperity of

n shore the field and the wood This is --- W

ill resume er regular

ons

n

t P shares on the penny basis. The milli u n millions of dollars that were ,tak

ture ofcapital, proved the Yjvest ri

8

and made very many people rich, and doing so still. Of course the meth

iid cat the Community -. He said in opening And as pod; , ey

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brought into vogue countless w concerns that so d their shares on

t

same basis. However, these concerns so their shares by the ream, the printi press never ceasing as longas there w

chance to unload a ew shares. The W

itself suffered from these, more than t East. A big maiority of the many vpio eers who made their fortunes in the starting virtually on the PENNY bas’ after doing so, come to the East with th fortunes and spend their money here, b leave the further development of t W t to the new corners. If the We

es

could command for the development

its various products., 1-10 of the capi that effects East in its own domini sinks in worthless enterprises eversy ii years the riches of the United ta would be added to at the rate of abc

OKDOIXD a year. Few Easterne

8500, realize for instance, the vast extent of

t

State of California; when it is known th

an imaginary line starting at new Y

ing through the States of New erse Pennsylvania, Delaware. Maryland, V ginia North Carolina, South Carolipi

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city and extended along the coasth pas

i

Geor'ia, and half way down _Flor

would be 850 miles in extent, which is t length of coast line of the State of C fornia, and which gives ita change climate with a new variety of produc ev ll The State is o

ery hundred m es.

hun red and fifty miles wide. No imagine this vast domain with its rich

‘ ‘ th ca ital muchashas alread

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been ilnvested there, to develop its p

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pert!

Coal was King! Oil is its success

Without coal the world is paralyzed per cent of the cost of every ton of c mind is labor. 2 per cent only, is the cc of labor in the production of oil.Th_ere_fo

the coming demand for oil is unlimite and the ra lroads which have throttled

many enterprises by their exhorbi

to use oil as their fuel instead of

-coa

The profits of a well-conducted oil co pany, owning good oil lands. from t sale of oil for uel alone, not cousiderin by-products are staggering in their e ormity. California is now proven to one vast oil reservoir awaiting only th capital to sink the wells and tap this res voir, and we of the East who furnish bb

ca ital will reap the harvest.

The New Amsterdam Oil CGMDOUY Ventura, Californla,ownsa vast trhzcrg

oil land in the beet distrlctyixnill; h

i moe if tspersonnelof c rs,me§i;> e iii

ist intergity, it offers you t OP

y.

li

Par value of shares $1-00 ew ~ strictly limited number of sales at tha price and the total issue of stock is strictly limited. It aiready Bombs among its stockholders men ofthe hig est eminence in the United btatea) amon whom are the Hou. Wm. C. hitne

Tucker G H

rh .n.mni Rohr.. A. . - e her? mic ,ycec ii. Mama. Angus

Schacht and a host of others.

Send for prospect!!!-

New Amsterdam Oil 00'? i

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i, ‘ Synopsis of addre'ss_by Cdl. Parker, on, k* 5 \ ,ir 3-- U_ The problem of the ages is what is the' to child and the problem is scarcely answer-_f er, ad. He treated of the instincts of a child." ted Achild creates his own world fmm his

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to 'D myths. These stories are useful. A child ,

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n and acquire furt er now ge

ta

charges`. will be compelled in self defe

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h

Address on Child Nature by Dr Parker

SUPT OF Ei)UCATi0N

Delivers an Address cn th e

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Reading of minutes of yesterday’s meet-

The Child and Nature Hs said in part

S\11'r0\1ndinzs. The love of children for

is a born naturalist and loves nature, He

Y related ih.t.hces<ofthis.~icve whicherisss , ~ . .

ppi ill every child. Peter Parley‘s Geography

o cetau ht was humorousl described"

studies in science, in hotany, mineralogy,

time. its scholars and its teaching were

8

sbouldbegin in the school. The best

1' learns m t eir expe ence

gg A an-eful preparation is essential for athousandtimestoDoddsKidneypillB

erior quality' which will he

3; the work of the day. Without this there

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‘= °”°d' 1 t ai t i ai I

Q ee fic genera l0n D aint most BS Y od B of a 8

1'!

8 W Habits of neatness, how such are con

1 was illustrated bya story which Dickens in drilling some of the gold mines o

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at wolosr and others were described ~ ly A school and school house of the olden A3 lmmsrl ‘uf

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or _ meg pictured The truest and the best and

zone hy the Western people resiilca that tend I-he sweetest in a child is often crush "ef Easfsfn E\1r°i>¢ The soveromeni

°f H5385” ll Zrallting subisides to mann ---"

mm-:cr Luis _

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ith control chudmn Boysuebm from the lmachinery, silk and for the manufact-

them, the issuer being susan that what- f=\11t°f wviwumenb- all can be brought ll” °f “'*".°1°.S “Wi” °f 1*’ =1°° “<1 ~

me to higher and hohicr things. 'rhc smqiw “ln by °1¢°_*fi°i_W-` "’°""

gh in science now tau ht in the Universities ---+-- 5 S

A T O

811, School house is out`of doors; the farm, the H USAND THANKS

- _ h

as

t through ignorance on the side of parent

and geachex-_ Nature can be made to etures of textile goods, agricultural

the bdst preparation for life. He conclud Quebec Man Cannot be too Greatful for . Doors Kidney Pius weekly sailings between this I th d. of h h to mtg

Il 00° yn ig prices f it

od 1 shining and in-aencai address hy an ‘°°°°~\*° “wh” °° vi” dv was or ST E"“" °“°"S°""' 9 ‘S"°°“‘“‘” rt and S due be nnin at \;l*°°"‘ n a an A feature amvaths work of .D§dd.s y y gl Q lmgm thou, 'mu' mud’ of wh we hiiyag

ers , ve child love of nat Kung, “Ng

hemeelves to be so rich should sell their Question, wemuiked md the address restore ti?Il}:aili»llm°Healtiigr:;id`§gk*nP¢i?s on on I H005-

rent from each other as ha pi M _

was discussed by Mr J D Seaman D fa,” dmc

ost, of the earth with the little expenriil-2 Hall, Dr. Andrews and Mr. J. Landrigarli: ls it angnd xgdygmggmmxg Y J* A A3kA¥ll1' ooli merchant for

lit 1);-_ And”-ggn than beganmintemsung transported from sickness to happiness R ‘Yau 0 SAVE 'PORT

cg “The Te&cher in Rrel`“°n and D0dd’B 51°C me §¥-'W im md

greatful to that wonderful medicine? FEL BLAZE aa¢" an

leaving R0 OLINKBRS sad

canes .i rhisr; ssh .eu

River. Therefore we have an area of 11 R y _

ee Scenes of childhood; life on, 5a farm .and §

hes l . ' - ta

= \ ` » VV _

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are hares

th n ‘ Pins bln Bum l1

13 at if a person is not fully and thorough people all over the world, one mayjudge ng ly in earnest he cannot succeed. The re K‘§1“mt“dPn° ]"m°“m¢99 §h°m‘i°f a lations of the teacher and communityare Her: is nv?-Lg, ¢ %uebe° mm says

h _ ' ._ > A .

e twofold Selectcanefully the mode in thankDodds Ki ii Pills. The

“_ which you will work when taking charge “Wed me °f kwin! sei!! W

forced me to rise every hour at :gf »

t ofa school. Those having experience T948

- . ylamperfectlywell Isleep th# r

3, will foiiinidgiheii-I inode on rwhat they have giligzd tgiziiiivgg. r;;i;;ec‘a33e\llieeav1:gneTlLnaig1:si TTC _'|085 l'609¥V0i`l

_ . ~ , -. nicle larmOlocksofasnp-

te ‘ .

al

ve prdered mind The small ones require

or tcachin th , th t h , , "'“"'

8 em 5 t' 8 teacher .Elie Falls of Glomen, in Norway, are M0d9PD v]-8W6ll‘V illld F1llCy¥

°‘; stscrmc/i iN Norway Cai; an 96., 4, em ,, B

ut

h should have the lesson previously pre' to be urlized for the operation of an Stgyg WB are manufli “Bring a

k i, a ici the children do most of it J U R

S sdhrmsglires Difllculties in teaching “"""*""-_

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1' grammar and text-books on this branch When you askfor Heaiiche Powders O A

2, of study, and the best way of teaching sure you get KUMFORT Never accepts ppoqlte Post' Office og é geography were discussed A teacher substitute It is bettertobe safe than Suunymda cii'town,aug3c,rcox»-dw

, must not be content with the knowledge sorry and you may be sure that KUM

ig he has acquired. He must go onward FORTarethe best All Druggists in 10 1-1,,

h k led and2oc sizes A

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es ducive to order and discipline and the BRADLIAN CARBON

Y good behavior of pupils were dwelt upon ___

t m len th The duty of the com Brazilian carbon, which is worth

a so e g

b t $45 r karat or about four times

rs

Les h l

‘at sons s oud he short and to the lame” the one at NUM” f od 1

sureo ago articew iet ot

ro

munity to the teacher was afterwards a ou pe ,

d is d

08 use

St’ lated concerning one of his readings South Africa.

d, He made some pointed remarks about the

Lost"“" Opportunity.

If you did not begin on opening day, you areehmdieeppellior ill!

best poemonsneatyeil' by

whceid. You hsdhettermrt

onli. We coll*

supply the demllli for campy tent omce aesietlltl Bild 5°'

eseoonasyon

freesyllahusto

liiilimi Basins

as

Kaulbseh 5

sto-morrow (Friday.)

tion of illltensenehyear _

8 A e Clark Cotton Spools 200 46 each

"‘°"’°“° No reserve- -best bargains of the season at

cfChiklren's sisesup to -

ss gi 2 *EZ

Our New Duchess of York

$1.00 at Prices. sir.

Hat leads the °fiishion. Only

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30 salaries of teachers and wondered how the BENTLEYS is the best Lin ment

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China than an where

E fiisg-xiliitswoultiiire3lizeth‘;ei;°h1-esponsibility Coaliaohuiper in y N

In respec an accor e teache th i h ld,

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80 treated briefly. The power of sympathy the value of ordinary diamor s,

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er Mr W V Newsnn then followed The Bicyclists and all athletes depend on

T~ai'iin of the Teacher BENTLEYS Liniment to keep their 25 to 50 P'

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A service of time must be given by Joints limber and muscles in trim _

applicants fo the diferent professions. .__-4---

IN 24 make a nick clearance before movin

° people could _iustify the small and meagre ____.@---

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ff The teaching profession is one which re- COLDBST HOUR q

ll .1 '”'°"" n w s ,_ M r

_ quires no preparatory work from the ,

- teacher and this is particularly the 0580 At an season ni the year' 5 0 dock m

` the morning is the fddfst hc .11 of the ’4. I

tg isno thorough work discipline is often

WBDUDR Speak from a full and well-

d h t th .,

in P. E. I. compared with the status of the __

5; teacher-in England, France and Italy and To cure, headaohei ten XL _mms W and

dsl: showed how they are regarded in those Kumford Heidache 1.oWder5_

h- . ° T _

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couintries The loss arising from non I

in oftea hers was dweltu u The

° "° rss vacuo miss Read; -iii ado Llothing; 25 to 50

3 iiitructioni is that which is suited GOLD FOR ____ i I tothe mental crews'-rand tutors work mths iasthscsi year science gcidwas

t' °f_]l:`»\l:_°°\1i1f1- wa ‘fu d b ti I imported into the United States by way

is a r o owe ' _ " "° ,, ,, "‘;;‘;°§; °‘ W* __=__._._. Underclothing, Shirts, Collars Ties at 25 to 50

address on eduoa on an ways - _

°» ing in the school-room. Less work and FOI 511° meiwsnot the °lassS°S BEN

is the family medicine

more thorough work was particularly in. TLETS Liniment

°“°°“ P"°° ‘°’““ 5°' lets and Caps 25 to 50

sisted upon.

~ Convention adjourned until nine o’clock ‘ ---O-*-'

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if Weenceuragepeopletobe

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