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Baptist Convention at

TUESDAY MORNING. '

A After prayer meeting at 6.3) the seventh session of Convention opened at 9 30 After

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_An Obstructed Road.

routine the greetings of the Free Baptist SIR-I see in the Patriot of arecent dat e

@ @ @ @ Ci1f.»r~\'--1 -v-».~ wreived f-hroi11"i th eir _ a letter referring to the obstruction of a

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Latest Things in Tweeds at

Stanley Bros.

These goods are all pure wool and 60 inches

wide--4 to 4% yards only required for skirt and coat.

Kitchener Blue with almost invisible black 4

stripe,-camels hair finish $1 .45 yard.

Hunter’s Green with invisible stripe, White

mixture, camels hair effect $1.45 yard.

_ Myrtle with Ozndurinan Red mixture .$145

yard.. __ _

Brown and White, and Green and White checks A

$1 25 yard. V

Grey and Fawn plain Tweeds; always correct

in style _$1.10 yard.

Light Grounds,N1vy Grounds, Brown Grounds, i

and Green Grounds with large plaids $1.50 yard.

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B011. A deputation of ilve representing the

Presbyterian Synod was next received and delegates Seated on the platform. _ The Moderator spoke and Rev.Dr. Trotter

Jrepliefi. Many reports were read and

after discussion adopted. The Nomination Committee suggested the following committees for the year.

On correspondence-H. H. Ayer, G. O. Gates, Rev. H. Carter. On Resolutions-Dr. Steele, Revs. J. W.

Brown, C. P. Wilson, H. N. Perry, O. P. Brown.

On Estimates E. D. King, A. Cohoon,

J. W. Manning.

On Blanks for Church Letters-Judge Emmerson, B. H. Eaton, Rev. J. C. Spurr. Foreign Mission Board-Thomas S.

Simms. E. E. Rising, Thomas L. |‘Hay, Ira B. Kierstead, Rev. A. T. Dykeman, A. A. Wilson (in place of Mont. McDonald de ceased).

Home Mission Board-Revs. '_W. W. Brown, W. F. Parker, E. S. Miller, W. W. Clark, P. S. McGregor, E. J. Grant.

To preach Convention Sermon-Rev. J.

Clarke; Alternate Rev. F. M. Young.

On State of Denomination-Revs Dr.

Sawyer, J. W. Bancroft, M. Camp.

Cn Arranz ements-Revs. J. H. Par- sliley, Dr. Gates, C. A. Martell, G. P. Ray-

'mond,R. 0. Morse, with the President

and Secretary of Convention.

On Travelling Arrangements-A. H.

Jones, E. H. Gross.

On Sunday Schools--Revs. J. D.Free-

man, E. D. King, H. Cirter, M. A. Mc- Lean, C. C. Burgess.

On Publication of Year Book-R. M.

Beckwith, Revs. A. C. Chute, Dr. Kemp- ton. Supt. of S. S. Norm il Work-Prof E.

W. Sawyer.

The Press-J. Burgoyne, Revs. A. F.

Browne, H. F. Waring. '

On Ministerial Eiucation R-svs. C. H. Martell, W. R. Hatch. B. N. Nobles.

Annuity Board for 1993-Revs. S. B.

Kempton, G. R. White, G. W. Sihur- inan, H. F._Adams, VV. A. Simpson.

'roi-:spar Ai-'i‘i~:nNooN. ‘

Eigith session opened at 2_3Ofwith devo-

tional exercii es.

Report on Temperance submitted by chairman, Rev. F. H. Beals. `

Mr. Thos. Hutchins, M. W. Associate

of National Division of N. America, was introduced and welcomed to the platform In a. short address Mr. Hutchins conveyed greetings from the Sons of Temperance of N' _ America.

- _- Mr. H. G. Creed 'presented report as

A . .

_ Sec y of Convention.

R°P¢'°’°“ T°‘“P"““°° “ke” f'°“1 thi” “ble Y°“”8 My “mi is Si“°¢f°’Y m°“'“°d

by all. She died very suddenly, after eat- _ _ _

ing a. quantity of choke cherries and f _ _

drinking new milk, although every efort ‘ A In 'n I V M ' was made to save her life. Hn°‘t tl' ‘ ‘lu ' 1 ' -

table' iind' on motion considered clause by clause. After a slight amendment, hav ing been spoken to by Revs. E. J. Grant, Dr. Steele, Dr. Black, Dr.` Manning, D. H. Simpson, P. S. McGregor, F. O. Weeks, J. W. Bancroft and A. Cohoon, the report was on motion adopted.

TUESDAY EVENING.

The Ninth Session opened at 8 p.m., with devotional exercises led by Rev. H. F. Adams.

The hearty thanks of the Convention

were unanimously tendered to the mem- bers of the churches entertaining the Con v .-1. ti in a nd their friends for their hospitality and kindness; to he Trustees of North Baptist Church for the use of their building; to the ch wir ,for their efficient aid; to the Pre- sident of Convention for so ably conduct- ug the business; to the press for tie courtesies extended to Convention; to the railway and steamboat authorities for reduced rates to delegates and to any and all who have contributed to make the session a success.

Session adjourned till after platform meeting on education when eloquent and inspiring addresses were made on behalf of Horton Academy by Principal Horace Bi-ittain; on behalf of Acadia Seminary by ‘ Prin. Rev. J. H. McDonald, and on behalf of _]Acadia University by President Dr. T. Eretter. , ' At 10.15 p. in. Convention resumed busi- ness. An hour was spent inidisposingof .iniinished reports when Convention a.d~_

lpissetitiiat roarl this morning and find it is still obstructed. Is this acivilized country? Is there any Govern-

In the immediate vicinity of the present

Yours,

Indians.

Dnsnnnnrs, Ont., August 27 ..--

Descendants of Poet Longfellow, com- prising Miss Longfellow, sister and par- ty, witnessed a performance of Ojibway Indians of a dramatic creation of Long- feIlow’s Hiawatha at Desba.r|.t's Island on Saturday. Sunday the party attended religious service to_the Indians, conducted entirely in Ojibway language at Long-

fellow’s island. Afterwards Miss Long-

fellow made a speech tothe Indians which was translated into Ojibway by Indian ,Missicnaiy Frost. Wednesday, 29th inst the Indian tribe will perform the cere- ` mony at Longfellow Island of adopting Miss Longfellow into the tribe. '

A Political _OE Woman.

Mrs. Ti Di of Idaho City, Idaho, is a political obdity. 'She is a.Chinese woman, born in America, and therefore an Am- erican citizen. Under the Idaho woman- su1‘I`ra.ge law she has a vote, and on elec- tion day she will cast a ballot for Mc- Kinley, or Bryan, or Debs, or some one of

Strange Cause of death.

day afternoon from the home of her father, ' Thomas Sloane. Deceased was an estim-

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ALMOST A MIRACLE.

Strange Case of Kidney Disease Reported

in Smith's Ealls. ` _

dd’s Kidney Pills was thai, Mrs orge Barnes of this town Mrs _ arnes as aillicted with Female Weakness and Urinal Trouble resulting troin Kidney Disease. The disease had also '

on ers nseso sig tan hearing,

for at times Mrs. Barnes would Abe ex- ceeding deaf and short-sighted.

Mrs. Barnes gives an account for her

case for publication: ‘°I have consulted a doctor,” she writes, “who gave me medi- cine that seemed to make me worse at times. _ I was told of Dodd’s Kidney Pills, and I got one box. I have used part of box and am completely cured, and strange to say both my hearing and eyesight are now unaffected.

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better and cheaper than a cow, Ask your'

A W. H. Stewart & Co's stock of boots is

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inferior quality Of K°°d5 °°°'°s to us it is immediately re\\1¥!l¢‘\-

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your pocket to trade with us.

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cause this district is practically unrepre- I _A ` ' ‘\ ___ f n' ~ -. __ sented in the Legislature that the liber- _ . -i _ _ f _ 5 .f~ * - -" A ties of the public can be thus invaded A aupenmf sql? “nd” ‘lnhfy ‘bmw "~‘5.h° "S:°t°°n HW? ‘Ppxéf Wm, impunity ,J at a. glance andireadiiy appreciated by good dressers. ~ _ ss: gs

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A “siea0n," The wonderful famine; popniariiyst ii.. seems

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the other candidates whose names we- EDS¥_3V°f° _ ‘nd 'heme' °f- have forgotten. Her husbgnd Mr. Ti Di_ Cha 1 ti t_- n I. E I Dllmfmds “li 'nh Buhmi isa. native of China, and .hence is nota I 0 e -all ’ ' ' ' \Emerllda, bitt. B&¢t 'i3 -I v0ter. The lady is said to be intelligent, » equally gotli. ' A ' Q '

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years, of Oak Bay, N. B., occurred Thurs- i. 93 _

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'_ Expensive Living. _ STYLE °'_"_'iPm°E° V _ _

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Clearance Sale.-Gott’ Bios. f251w My Jeweller and Opticnn, 9 -' _ _ ` ` ' ` A "‘

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