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CHARLQTTETUWN. PRINCE EDWARD,

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CLAIMED

BY DEATH

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Another Canadian Killed by Boer Bullets.

GRAND MASTER IllASON

head of Paralysis-Bicyclist Dies from Ampntation of Broken Leg.

cnumnr aaoirr nam ar womms. Lennon, Sept. 9.-(Speeial)- J- Blwk of the Canadian Scouts died of wounds a Kmonstadt, September 5th.

BeforegoingtoAfrlca Black was con-

nected with abattery at St. Catharines Ontario.

min rnol AN orlaarios.

New Yonx, Sept. 9.-Special).-John

Nelson, bicyclist, who had a leg amputat ad as the result of an accident, died at the

izieenbioainoncsion one rcciueoa in snot

' unable to pay tor necessary medicines or

City Council was held last night, His

Worship Mayor Warburton and all the e

Councillors bein8 Present. _ P __ TN Bm DNQGDNG by llqssrs. Johnaon i` _ _ _ “Y

‘ Jonneea, ier"anmcxinc,_o¢cn»ca con-‘ " ‘

following resolution passing. Moved* by\Conn. Kally and seconded by Conn.

a certiilc ate by a duly registered physician, in attendance that the patient or family su8ering from a contagious disease, and

t eatment, that an orderbe given by the H -alth ofhcer to any drugglst in the city

medicines the physician may deem neces- sary to prescribe, the payment of said account be subject to approval of the city Council. This resolution shall not in

attendance.

The bills then passed with the exception

of one of them which was outside city limits.

The Clerk than read the draft address

to the Duke of Cornwall. ~ Coun. Whear in response to an enquiry stated that at a meeting of the Executive Council to be held during the present

week an address would be prepared for THE DOCTORS ARE HOPEFUL- `

presentation.

delegation.

people of the province had been slighted.

The Prince of Wales had visited the city WD” THE °R1"°“- “"-

"f' ff* f cs _ ._A ,,,,__ cnyc nm: L rumen; _ _ _ _

T110 rezirrcmzhtjly mme ot theT0CT0RS

”'£i:2.i‘ .°.?II‘:“..‘;°.T.1‘.§‘“,‘I;‘;’lZ;........ ills! Say it Presents N

any way include fea'a for professional Not Yet

t' Co°“n°ig°" M°D;°“ldén°'§g 3°°°°d bl' tors still incline to ahopeful view of the 53”' '°"° ° "t is °”'“°. “‘° Pi-coiaonro condition and insist me to

yor and Conn. Wbear be a committee r _

m proceed to Ham” to make Dream., does not present a single unsatisfactory

ation. Conn. Kelly wanted to know who feature. W” mms °° my the expemes °f the now 'ran rnnsmnnr is Noimrsrmn.

Conn, Lygng cgndgmned gh; Ggvem. ThePresi1ent is being nourished by in- ment for not asking the Duke and party jections of whiskey, bot water and raw to visit this province and contended the eggsh He is clear headed_

hospital, not recovering from the shock o the operation.

A FOTKI H5801( DIAD.

Lozmox, Ont., Sept. 9.-(Special) -R

B. Himgal-bod, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge A. F. and A.M.,a Canadian died this morning with paralysis.

iii D0 NOTEXPERI t[EN1‘ but get Full er Blackberry Cordialn Remember if has stood the teat of experience, a thcr~ oughly rilnblo remedy fa' all Summer Children and Adults, 25 ents at H ' _ m Don’t want rubbers in the

'V hot weathei-._

ill lil

Geo, A, Slater. maker.

TillSl8 just the i) .Ot ful' thi*

fall wear; the very best grades of leather are used in those boots. Made on the Good- year welted process. lifwd with line calfskin We have all the different lasts. Come in and ask us to show you this new boot.

Goff Bros.,

Sole Agents ~

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' nzacadamlzed during fall.

L conditions are decidedly unfavorable.

_ S. 5 _» ` ty-tive years with thoroughly satisfactory

~ results. Fuller-’s Blackberry Cordial may

be relied uponas aremedy for all Sum

mer Complaints, in Children and Adults

and "5 “S 5 m3°°l'l° f'*°t- The crisis is expected to be reached on ‘

Couns. Kelly, Wheat Brown Tanton

and Kelly voted ageinst sending a de- legation. During the dicussion those in,

favor of delegation and adverse to it pre- » chances of recovery excellent.

sented their contentious in a vigorous

A Communication was read from Mr. J.

C. McDonald asking for exemption from

milk vendor’s bye law. The matter was

referred to the Recorder. socxamsrs navm No Broan.

A communication was read from

the solicitors of the owners of

walks in front of those business b

-it was ww decided in ,the 1i!¢?t°o:i"l\tt¢\=\nt»e=i`eesessinstion on the °°°° the CW’ W°“ld Nl” th* W°'lk°A P"°` that McKinley is a representative of the

cedent was laid down that in future the

cleaning ofthe gutters on Paasi_nore_

both pieces of work attended to at once.

Conn Wheat intimated that the street

in front of Vittoria Row would be

Conn. Lyons enquired about the storage

of oil. Former common cation on the matter weve io~_~ke<l up but it was decided' to hold the matter over for a future meet~ ing. ~lt was poiuten out that the resent

as _

Over all O her G-raiu.F.»-.ds.

' Malt Breakfast Food posscses specla gand important advantages over all other grain foods. While it has become the chosen breakfast dish of well and strong keeping disgestion perfect and the brain clear, it has become the popular food with thousand sudering from dyspepsia and iniiigestion. Dyspeptic subjects find Malt Breakfast Food an infallible cure for the-r troubles Weak stomachs relish the gn-an health food; it is easily digested and furnishes all the nourishment requir- ed. Malt Breakfast Food is a blessing to all who suffer from stomach derange- ments. All Grocers sell it. ‘

UNION OF ALL CHURCHES

Nnw Yonx, September 6.-The Society

of the Atonement of the Anglican church has established a Francescan order at Graymoor, a few miles from Garrison-on-the-Hudson. The society hasfoa' its principal object a union of all churches underjthe Pope. The hilrh lchnrch element in the Anglican church 4 has for yearsbseu endeavoring to have its _order recognized by the Vatican. A year, ngotbePope refused requests oi auch a nature. - ' -'

HAS STOOD THE TEST for over twen

’ ’ - Tuesday. The bullet has not been seen or

Horne spoke upon the matter. Ulpon a ~

vote-being taken Couns. Home, yons. f¢1f»~

mane,-_ rnusInEN'r’s Bnornxn annrvnn.

taxationas he did not come under the dent, an-wed from Denver f,°.d5y,

After discussion it was decided to have *and regretted that

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cscnn-ioctceownrozni-nicn one noocsmy _

Strong Words-Chicago

by Police - Sympathy the

Poles Denounce the Crime-

Socialists Refuse Re gret- Emma Goldman Wanted] NEW Y°R_¥_mARKETs°

no nnlcnno Io-on

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Americansugar

Burrano, Sept 9-(Special.)-The doc-

All the doctors seem to consider the

Abner McKinley, brother of the Presi~

Gmcaso, Sept. 9-(Special)-A thorns'

gguxmfga s§:§;.‘_'1.t:f, ,,3'°,1 and Socialists here voted down a resolu- Mr- R- B- Norton rdlerrivs. wwe aetwe non or 1-ognoz. no one Presidents

ap8l>igant-Tmust the coat. capitalist class and that his safety.

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“be on the east ' i1i..'f'.i.'L°‘Ya'2i'L.'5ifn.“°.¢’*£’£?.§2lE.‘i2.'"‘..°.i* 1f¢»=__=of11=__14¢>w==_=#¥=°=‘»‘= _

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The Coicago P

claimed to be of their

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Nxwlfonx, Sept. ing at Ocean Grove. negation Bev. 11:. __5_£_al111`=urc a

the assassin had dashed his brains out ,Bm°k|ynTnn'n

with the pistol butt. The congregation Bgglmgwn applauded the sentiment. L°Ui"i1l° Nllflfilik mm; comma! rs wmrnn M°”h°”°°°

man whoisbelieved to be in hiding in Rock mud St. Louis. ' St. PN11

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Atchison Common

The police ue looking for Emma Gold 1;;;hY;1:,g,°;°u:m°n

'run nN'rrn1'¢wonLD’s sn¢P.a'ra'¥. ' ` 2 _Unii¢‘l__S55°°f‘ 5t'°°l‘9°“~ Strong expressions condeinning this; Awheéan _Fmt

crime _and expressing hopes for somber” Pwmc ~

Presldcnt’s recovery are beingfreceived y‘*"*"-‘-et" sonigat his vi a _ sf --=

f“>m°\1P=\1‘°°°f °h°"°'l°- _ -» acne' and nowin ouegycntcego mini;

THE FEELING IN INGLAND ` _

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Losnoze, Septf~ 9. alspeeial.) Genuine relief'pns`vails_ throughout ;England __pver the aenwmzlns _resorts President HcKinley’s condition and

were King some lying wiicndéc

popularifeeling couldscarcrly be stronger jenn". gnu :am ‘thu faqts

°1'<i¢°P¢¥‘- ‘ __ p ` 'Q '__ therewillbe -

rnanms 'rrri' rnnsmnivr.

Prayerafucithe recovery Presi- dent wereokred in hundreds of churches

yeewrder. _h°=e!§lJj sqnue me west catiicanai, aussi this Gio; ana. _ ._ ' A the

Wmd 9'” Amin-fissioonnc ' “Qi we . ees 1

wut*

ofPedagogy he continues _` ` asan edncationalist., The-privllcae

listening to so noted a._wn;__kar in the guest caueeiof education oomea tc many engaged in one work of teaolilngteronce =n 'o iff/~-i

blmo, UOSUIIAO 5010!, BV`¢l‘y'0nr, tem: er, parent, public man. 'should 'in-k° tif. a p9lIlb_ii0 Blifélld \’»b8 P. no L 1§_}0F°{n' C08#

ti th llth "lfh V d

of__Manual Tlllllillt Wat at

Sq'nareSchool. _ _ _ __ _

Itiiili include apeciinene ol

ofthe

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Burrows" ' QSm& a

coniunoni cfpncarci. _

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“Am horrified beyond

ly ietteniption your. iii.. My 'best warmest good wiahes an i most

h opes for your recovery. '

wished the "h°' nfs” ~ ' (shud) ` “Ed'°,f5"°” i°°mP1'¢.h¢““V* °@f»°f“

Mt; :_i1i:§i¢;i;.i2°”»

CONVi3iNTia0

`_ _ ,ff _ __ _,-.~_'_'

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On Wednesday Thumdayaandfkfday of

this week there will be held in this city a meeting of more than ordinary interest. The teachers of this province will on the days indicated meet in annual convention. They come to us not with banner, drum and street parade but quietly and unob- trusively will they meet iand discuss questions of vital importance to thousands in our Island home. °

For little attention has been -given the

teachers in the past by the general public especially by those who should be intense- ly interested in their work, viz the parent and also the politician. They certainly have no reason to complain that the politician does not have something to-say and do with the question of Education, the effect of their doing the teacher feels

___ ° -_ and oftimes keenly. But what is referred

to is that the politician does not meet and confer with the teachers on matters educational.

A glance at the table oi contents of

this year’s program is suiiicient t.o con- vipoeuy one that the subject s that will bediscussed areof the very first impcr

ing and also to those who are__bein`g ltaught. In this list ia found “Nature StudIes”_a subject that receives littleior no attention in our schools, but one that calls loudly for. full necognitioncnall school curriculums in this the first year of a new century. “Child and N_`atnre" isalso on the list. It ls to behoped as a result of the discussion of this subject that the aim of the school will in

thefutnre be to get the child back to

__AN])_. `-'* " * ‘ ' natnrerather than drawing him away

i. noni. _ an§Zi“°o..i..-ns c '7§i'l'ci

503. L. LIKELY.

at _ _*_

’ All rea.-dy” for

»School opening,

College T c X t tBooks and School

therefrom as has been too much the tendensyinthe past. S “The relation of

t J ' cnc 'rcnoncn to one community" is

' . another subject. Too often the teacher

feels that be has alone to do with the school , but every true teacher realizes

_ _ _ that he has also a duty to the ccmmun- _ _ _

Boards' _with a. big supply _ _ _ i._§__... o..

St. Jam ~

‘ 13 d&wly.

Sudden

tance to all engaged in the work of Not only in selection of subjects bntaleo

these

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ity in which for the time being he resides, If that relationship ist. more fully

and aeteffupon by the teacher as I ro-A __1o‘m°m1 m mast#

enum! thi* Visitors and resuiirad explain,

by the

ml!!

~=. The__System_ of Sioyd. and _tn

in Sweden, will lilo bl.. illllttltci

'wbi_eh.w.ere made in thatooantry. _ _ These should be of _ _from them most ofthe

now in vogue in several countries,

derived. ' _ _

_,One or moreotthe ,taachen will bein `“1¢°dl~l°¢ “Sh _DI _t.he_day.a-Wedneadqt,

Thureday,_aud Friday, ~dnmlng¢i»t_ha vention' throughout the

i'»B_80i‘l€!'S' fQl‘ lldlililg - ` Au 'mud da

ed and discussed; so practicala subject. “Practical Training for Teachers” is also ii subject for discussion and of allon this excellent program this is the most important. In this Province we do not

cali andsee someof thereaulta

teachers but trust that this outrageous ¢¢15_

state of aflairc will not continue much

longer. “Artist or Artizan, Which!"

out we trust what isaud what should gh, School and in the couwuon

the aim of the public school. “How to-_i Few dayspaas gut, 'hy _,,,m,,,,,,f,, ‘B

teach History," truly -an important sub* - i’*b°*"d °° °“‘li1l\'° Wlll»I~_ life M must [rain

ject,as how toteach anything on the school course must be. “Child and Lilian" also important; “ManualTraining,its Outlook in P.E.L” Are we utilizing the

gift inmannal training aamuch as we

might is a question occupying tha! minds ofsome. The discussion of this question will tend to answer that question. »

In the choice of persons to 'lead in _discussions is there promise of a.. _'than ordinary 'interesting Convention. _Among those who read papers

inotico the names ofMr McSwain, Col. Francis' W. of chicago, chica sont, .Education

burton, Mr. J. D. Collier of the MacDon-_ nm manner Training soncoi. ' V * ‘

Two years ago the managingflolunlttcs

of the Teachers' Association took a. for- _ ward step in the__ _matte of making ”°°°"°¢i9eS_i9t¢tsitimaiid profitable thatyea: they the Honl W. W. Stetson, State Supt. of Educ ation for Maine. liislnsplriting addresses ,i are still remembered with nicht by many A teachers.. Lastyear followin the exam-

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was present. The

I S THE ASTHMATICB AGONYT cultured delivered on this oc-

casion by°l_lr. .Inspiration toanumberofoiuteachers. This

invitations(

_Bmecutive tube pa-eeentand take

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son, Wm V. Newson M. Sc.

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big iamilywash by aaiugie cake of SURPRISE soap.

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reduoedonefhalf; the orig~ inal snowy whiteness is

06°F' aaapaeh done

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b|teamt,_aa

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branch of School _Fiducation which la mg; les #CSU Wm?" ¢'¢1'IW1_\en; aa a dia- thict idea of Manual Training, its aim;

' l . is erdly .,

have any efficient training for onry, mats; in :ewsp:;:?::l; 5%

Lucky Curve Surlhf Lc& Can t Bmeek»¢\»’9 Can t Leak

Aiwavailoadv

She #T51 public,” especially those

_ W Use c

Tnc discussion of this cntjcoo win bring _.,.,,,.k_ an c°,';§',u;",¢f:°'fn_"t:‘i“1f“‘:_‘:

for all who wut in sec for moonlit: -_°'"°’

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