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. , f1fl_fi,»3..I_‘.‘_)"v1`D?_`f’_"l'N’ PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND' CANADA' TDDSDAY» SEPTEMBER; if F D 'W{..,~,»<==~.r.§.viii,at;>1r;.',si,, A

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N¢w York Elevated Train Runs into Open Theilapaneso Government to T"|'“¢d bl’ Sli' Wilfrid, |,-0UI'i¢l' at _Fort Wtiliani Discusses Missions d Con ratuiates Arch-

» . i _ . ' ‘ \ * i ‘ ' ' ' ` an av Switch- Cars Ilurled Down and Crushed R°S'€"__a"d Fear UP H10 In Pr¢S¢l\.C¢ Of Tm l'h0USi,t\<l P¢_QP.l,¢-_His bishop Boud.on.Attainlng_ Ninety Years- -Father Driven Insane b Son’s Death. . me 'my Glowin Addr¢SS at "

. 1. 1 1 1 1 __ I _ ._1c1___1___.,_._ 1. I .__ _______ 1 ____ __ 1- _ ai-E _

iweivif |<ii.LEo into not Finsr son or 'Ins t;|itUm|_ SYNQD

MA Y INJURED tlttllo Urol N. T. RAILWAY? TALKS dr F|vmNAi_

Y _ S the \»¢"¢m0“y New Professor for King’s .College

_\,___“, Y,,,,,{_ Scpg, 11,-(Speclul.)-A ter-` part of train hail passed over it.

The niotorinnn hun disappeared, hut the ice. ure on his iriieks.

i|,1,, iiei-Iileiit occurred on the Elevated

ghilrgiiil this morning when the Ninth pol

ng ut Osiikii today |in_sseil strong solutions iii.-L-liiriiigz that i-lic (lover-"men

hitrli-liiinded policy in concluding an u

\`,,,,,,,,. ivnin rnn iiitu un open switch.

injiii-ei

Nm, \'i,iii<, Sept-. ll.f(S|ieciai.)--'l`o-

i|iiy'.~‘ l“ li-iili-oiiil is worse than nt tirst uppeiiicii

_`,.vei-nl others terribly hurt, while many' S

,.,i|,.ii train escaped with their lives.

tiiii-k iinii siiiiisiieil to pieces against ii

nearby Iniililiiig.

__ _____ _____________m_n of me t_m|“ displayed eleiu unity the debris so great \\ .is the in ' <

tlic iviinii; sitgniiis and the switivhniiin also I H'

lii~i'niiiiii;: i-xi-ited threw the switch :titer ` I"

One of the saddest incidentsconnected

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T"Kl0i Svpt.ll -(Speein|)~A mass inect-

___ l<`oii'r Wii.i.iAi\i. Sept. il. -(Spec-ini.)--_ from n sei-oiiil such line nnd the rei~op,.. Q,,,,,,,_;,._ Sl, "_ l,_ S

~ l l ~T

, llefore ten thousand people Preinicr Lnu- ces of (.`uiii\-dir in geneliil I ( Dec R l hu Ang

g, ' ` - licnn Syiioii tolli Ii ‘ lil ns rier todiiy turned tho ilrst soil of the Nu- ' The plueo where the soil was tui'iicd is to i iioi t l Y( scubgel lc pmpoml

he East is called upon to assist in sup- port of ininistrntlons to ovcry family that ipoves west and nlso is deprived of tho

Tm 0|- inore pcrsonsiire deuil and thirty w

| fa

ltii the wreck iviis thiit i.eopold Mentzus,

lillcr of ii. young niitn who was killeil,

____ _ _R_____ , lli I1 R committee to prepare n

S,,uSmcw____, __c__c__ has _________l____d ___ _______o_____ tionn iinnseoritinentii wiiy. _ on the west side of the Kiiuiinistiquin hymn hook for the Canndlnn ehurcl

diH,_m,|m"_,eH_ “mt _,___ E_____________,___ __________ iii his iiililress Sii \VilfitiI tieateil of the River nt isort. \\'illiuin, ii hundred ynrils Ro\,__],,§_ Simpson moved un _________d___e__t_

great trilnnforinution Wrou-,fht in the l)0 fi-oin tho iiini li

LATER. was rldiiig in ii tritln in another part; of

th -' ' ' ~

||»iii|i\ ncclilent on tho I~lle\'uted l“'°l‘l‘"|9l""- l\“‘\'i‘ll|\ll'~‘\`-

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fm. ,mn i\\i.l\e persons ure rli.t\i nn(

_______________ _`L.,.,0,,_i,~|y injureil. It_is iilinost i l_'_"

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_ _ ____ ________ _my __m,H0",, In me dp stile of the eiir.

lllll`|\L'll il i`

__ _ __ ___ thwwn ,,I,,m. mm. the proiiuiiiici-il violently insane. ni- ici' i. - 1

_l were enacted niid it wus not until ii inte

‘it t niint~i were iiinde ionifrht ~:howini-il hour un" uw "ml)I°y(`cS ‘ww "mu m ine ’ - ` ' ,

e city when he icuii the nteuunis of the

lie iiuiv his son's niiini- lit the list of kill

nnil ut once nttenipteil to throw hint-

fout oi the winiloiv. Beiiip; prevented tried to pound his head iigiiimit the

ie was tiilwn to uliospitni und there

t thc \\'i'i:t-lc iiiiiny hi~iirti'ei\iliiii,; scenes

'ontr of people iiiipeillng their innve ents.

B. C. Piiowsr: returned Inst. night fron.

people lost

. i‘lie resolutions expressed the hope tl sueli ii liuinilintinig peace would be hrok

nnd that tlic (luvcriiiiieiit would rc.~ii;;ii.

IIAHBINIS llNll

A Suspected Steamer Ex-

hiis hecen soiled aiiil ilic spirit of t

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AMMUNITIUN

Found Secreted in Finland-

he _' _ ' it ne of tho Cniitiiiiaii and Judge Snviiry seconded itthat the

iiiliiioii since the advent; of triiscoiitiiinn- 1’nciflc iinil tifty yards froi tl

__ tiil lines ; of the nilvuiitntces to be derived. ol’ tho Cmiiidiiiii Northern. lililii, ns the Cnniidinn llyinnnl. `

n ie niniii line Synod adopt the hook issued hy E,C.M,Y.

cn _ _t _ _ _" ' Y A leiigtliy debate followed und tinully

H l l‘ the ninendnient wns witliilrnivii.

The original inotion will lil-:el he Juss-

Yesterday Afternoon- Rifle Match and Other Festivities

Largely Attended by CitizensiB.Y an EXP|0Sl0" at HOPGWCH I

' tirely Torn Off

Y I

ed tomorrow. `

western delelriites to lienr in inliiil that.

contributions fioiu these families. The question is not ended yet.

In the afternoon the Archbishop of Ru-

port's Land rend on behalf of the whole Synod nn address to Arehbhihop Bond congrntuliitiiig hiin on attaining thc nge of ninety years.

The Liovcriioru of Kings College niet tu-

dny iinil announced thu! C. A. Brodie

The Synod then again discussed Brockwell,ofClieShurst, England, ii. gru-

i iiilssions and Cnnon ltlcliiirdson asked the duntc of Oxford, has been appointed to

the lllexiinilrii Profcssorsliip of l{lng's.

Hlii-Their Clothing En-

iiooioiiii

PilNS [li lllllliliill ill P.W. Cilllllii

ovoitiow'

lltiCiiniii\N, niuilc the round trip hy

the

liltlit NEWS

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inn

1- I \`A~i| itttiiiictl Inst night from

,__ _ _ ., _ . \V

iiiiiioii-_ lust

,\ii~.- liiiirriii-: liAMn.'roN was ii passen-

i,rei'lii.»t night froni Suiuincralile. (I

.\lii-. Ilii, S. lt. .li»:.\'iri:\'s iiiid Miss Ilev- iie Iiiiriishy returned Inst night front

lliiiiiiix. i :l~

`i‘4 greatly eiijoying his trip out \\'e.~it iinii

l~`|t,\NK tl'.\Ti~:ii.i., son of Hugh O‘Neill, i `_

wentto Ciii\i'lotteto\\'n Friday to attend OM) _

\V. M. limits, 1iup¢gngenitistcrI’. E. I. R I

riiiii. PCL

St-lion] lloiii-il wiis held lust. evening., l\li¢:<i D. E. Ci./\liiii-3. -`Orwell, returned

l’i-iiii:ip:ii:i ri-ported enrolment for opening ‘ las its iniiiiim :-~I’riuec St -i70, Queen Square, alt

St lhin.~iiiii's Uoiiegc.~Fri:dcrlcton He-

'i`iii: i-egiiinr monthly meeting of the

2Iil, \\'e~,t, l\'ctit KPN. 'l‘0lnl ltltlil. Miss

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l.i»p.i-ie`.~i resiuiiiitiioii wus accepted iinil it Fi,-SL Mutlmigst i-|,,,,~,.|, on Su,,,1,,y ew".

\vii.~ iiri-iiieil in view of the ilcni'enseil`.i,,g

Princess yesterday.

'i‘|ir: Princess iirriveii lust night nt. 8.15

d the express iitil.ilil.

t night froni n visit to Toronto.

lliiriw of Moore NZ l\irLeoiI`s returned

. A. i\.\'ii lilies. lii\\vi.i;v returned night front it visit io the foriiier‘s

home in ()ntiirio.

plodes and Sinks

cial) -The iiustoin oliicinis on Snturdit tlisi:ovei~eiltlii0 enrbines end 12ti,ilil0 cu l.i'i<l|.{i‘s hidden nun. hiirren island in th (iuif of llothniii.

On Sunday inorning nn iiiiknow

hy the ciiptiiins und otiiieelrs of the Corn-

Hm___,,_\,,,Fm____,_ l_.m|_A_\,___ S______ u_____S____ \vi\ll iinil Berwick wus liirigely iittiinilcii IQ

'l‘hc ladies especially wi-re out iu fori:e.`

y The weiitlier was inosli iiuspii.-inns, a. iight "0lV"9 50'- "W5 £0 Il piecc iyf fu,.¢_ l" breeze tempering the witrnitii ol' tho

The At lionie given yestenliiy afternoon C

Ili»i>i<:wi-:i.i. iiiiii., N. Il., Sept. |1_

-(Special)-()ii Sunday three yuuiiginen, linrles, lhiviil :ind llliss \\'ilsoii, went the powder house of the llliight Plaster uiirry and there whilc iuuusiiip: them-

A Sllnrk tlew to ii box. of powder and im

Caught lil NHITOW Tunnel The new plans for _the extension to P.

a Train of Coal Cars _YV.Coliege to be built by Sir Wiliiniii

IacDtnuliI, nre now being prepared hy C. B. Chappell under the direction of ll.

-F J. Gundull, Sir Wlilinni`s business agent

here.

The addition will he built on the north

iiiiii ll.:i~I. Spiilvli were piis.'~iciigei's hy the cxpi'cssii\st. niglil.

iizoiiiiic i€.`I¢‘iii.i., C. R. ltotrers, A. Lori]

F. Noii'i~o.\', Cardigan, writes that he

eets to return in Octohcr.

urncd last night from u Iioiitlny trip to i va Scotia and New Brunswick.

tiiigiit froin Halifax where she was

t~||ilin,u the funeral of her niolher.

. li. Moiiiii: presiileii nt the orguii in

oiviiig to the iihseiice of Prof. \Vutts

stcuiiicr was sigliied and lici‘ cnptnin de- cliireii sho liiid ii i`iill enrgo of rilles nn Unl‘triil;.:e9-'.

Site was orilcreil to port but soon nfte

the custoins oilicers left liei‘ luudcxplo- sions were heiird and the stcrimcr\veii

. . , . g

lo\vn \\ lille her irew \\ ere seen esciipln ii sinull hunts.

'l`i‘you with his children returned his night from Nova Scotia wlieré he lin.

tteiidinig his \\ ife's iunerui.

__ of the Cornwall strnelc up nud thoyouiiger

fi ments the duncc was riinewed, and no

l' regret was felt iind expro.-iscil thnt tho

Rav. J. E. 'l`lNi»:ii,,tlie new pastor n

D :ships must depart so soon und thus cut -i

Tim Olivette urrived curly this niorning

iitteiiiliiiiri-, to iiiiilce no iippointincnt for, who is sm] i||_

_ i

tin- pizsxeiii. l‘ei-iiiissioii was given to

iiiicsiion oi iissigiiiiig ii portion of l’i-ince

iiitei ih\i ussinn liiid over for fuitliei ton- T

.~iilei'iitiiui. After piissiiig some hills the (,| iiii'i-tint; nil_io\irneiI.

Footwear _ , That WEARS ’

sen Mn

Mcn’s Grain Crccdmorcs;

Longer than the average shoe is a

what we olier the public when we Sal' that we are offering you our own make. These shoes are made In our own factory and we are iight licre to stand by our work. and our reputation is too valuable I0 be saciiticezl by offering the public liiferlor` goods. These slices are made of long tanned grain leather. with clump soles and ‘ ciiiicheri shanks, just the shoes for

iali wear as they are water resist- g

US. The price is $2.50 cash which iS decisively cheap for the high

trade workmanship put in thetii. H

We also oiier the womeu's pebble and chlld‘s,iace bqots which are siihstniitlnlly made. soles being llilllvji. Have you ever been dis- appotiiteil in the wearing quality Oi shoes? Why not try a pair of the above sho`es;anyway you should have a look over them We never

tire showing our goods. H

d the eiiteitiilntiiciit given in the Market

Il ‘

iivn Scotia.

Ol’

chool

it ollege

ooks oto

tire close of the priigruiii it vote of

A full stock of school sup

plies just opened up. Ask for

Cash Discount. aszartl & Moors.

Goff Bros., if

Sole Agents for the Slater Shoe i fOr Men. _

BAGS

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YOU ONLY KNEW

When your well stocked store WM going to burn down. YW °°“1d

wail: to insure until the week be- i

fore, but

iieit it is Destroyed You are too tate. Remember the old adage, “There is no time like the present.” llld 11° l‘“““"‘“°°

l°°» -AliKixids. NEW ltkeoorl-

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“lid Sl?l2I°OND HAND

CARVELL BROS. R

819 "I0, th. 3 w.

. I-I. E 'E E IQ enreoeatiug Phoenix of Hartford Canadian Quebec.

An Avera e Dail Circulation of at Least ooois Gu r “ ’ '

claw tlii- si-liiiois on the 27th, Zrlt-h itndl BEN" B‘“'"":""`0N' nluuncll lust nlgm'

'_'ti|li iii ordi_»i- that the tencliuir-l iniprlit IT’ iitteiiii the 'l‘enelier‘s Convention. The Lu'

‘i it

Street Seiiooi grouiiils for u irurdeii wus, l" N

in Iiiinenhuri.; \vlii‘i'e he wus nlteiidini.: fiinerni ofllev (1.0. liuestis, Mrs

lilerson`.~i futher. The hitter reiiialneil

iiiiiiir was no regniiiv nicetiiii: ofthe E Connell Inst iiiglit owini: to thu nh- I cc of ii i|uoi'uin. liis \Vorsliip the yiir :intl (louiii:|iIiu's ilogei'.‘<, Stewart

iitiil liiinpei' were preseiit.

' _ _Aki Mrs. E. D. Kelly, Miss Illl. Mcl)o|iald, li.

with forty-nine piisseiigcrsiis folioivsziil. Keiititiir, M. liii-.iloiiiiiiI,J. Mclloiiiiid, A. lliellorialii, ill. I\ieRliiie, \V. ll. Diivies, \V. A. Mciluif, Jos. Doyle, Siiinurl hie- Swnin, N. lliclinren, E. N. McLean, J. J. McDonald, Iloht. Mooney, Edwiiril Tunis, John Hooper, Miss U. Me- Junid, Mrs. M. lleckinnn, A. M. liirrick, Miss E. lluhinson, Mrs. A. l‘l. Kline, ll. (J. Piige, Mrs. Piige M. Urqiiliiirl, i`\ir.~i. G. (iiiinhle, (P. S. Site-‘ veiis,Mi's.ll. li. l'i\ylor, F. A. liiiphiiii,

Ii. Sullivtin, li. E. Stephen. John Wiirncr, Mrs. J. C. Ellis, Mrs. Citincron, ililss S. S. Hill, Miss (l.l\i.Kempton, Jessie l{enipton,'l`. W. llobcrtson, Mrs Mctirnth, J. Mciiriitli, Phillip Steele, lliirrictt Kiley, ltiieliel Kiley, Miss Miioiii-y,iioiiii McUi\he, Mrs McCabe ltobt. \\'ooi.I, U. I". Giisii, Miss lieiiii lliiy.

A ifl't"i'l\'ti close to ii plensniii week was

Iiill Inst evening hy the iiien of li. M. S. iierwick iiiiil tlornwnii, assisted hy loiiul talent. \\'. U. ’i‘ui'iier presided. The large lii\ll was eroiviled with nn nudieiiue who expr-cteii nn exceptionally tlne pi~i»i.ri~iiiii iind who wcri- in every wity siitisileii ns wits evlileiiuetl hy their hesiriy eii<~ures. 'I‘liu soiigs on i.lie pro;_'\-iiiii were .-tii\':ii-lcil tliiit»eiii~ii piece liiid itf~' iiwn piii-ilculiir eliarin iinil all were Iieiiriily received wlilie the. ifiikc wiilk til the lust. fnirly hi-ouprlil. down the house. ’l‘he liistrilnicntai part of the proigriuii and the renillnrrs were ull hy ioenl tiileiit. and of 'the usual '~¢Ii\iiilni'il, lining well ret-eiviiii. At

|.hiinks to the nivn'iif the lli-i'wii~k und ilnrnwitil iind tho iesiiients \vlio nsoliltcil, was iiioved hy l’i'einlei‘ l’ei.er.~i, secondeil hy tl. (l. iiardiner und wus iienrilly p;iven. .\ keen desire was expresseil to hcnr inore ii-out the siiiliir liiiis should they ii|:i\ln visit our city.

Chas. F. Davison

F uneral Director and Embalmor

Office and showrooms, Prince St., op-

posite Baptist Church. Residence, foot

of Prince St. Having. added to my equipment one of the test improved casket lowering devices, and _a fine pair of horses, and having had eight years experience in the business nm pre-i pared to do all work in a thoroug ly up-to-date manner. All calls promptly

attended to at any hour of the day or night. Office te eplione, No. 289, real dence, No. 192. Iuuc 6 tts 81. wtf.

r- bright sunshine. It. was like ii riiro .Tune Q

day. and the more vnlucil heciiuse in our '_

__ northern ciiniute the season of wnrni days

is driiwiiig to it close. A liiunch front the sliip towing other boats carried successive

il pni-tics on hniiril where all were inoat ex

hospitiihly rrceiveil. Soon the line hiinil

iiienilicrs of the party were speedily en- gaged in ii hop. After ii pause for refresh-

miicli enjoyed that ull appeared reluctant to leave. The invitiitlons read from 4 to lip. ni. but it was 7 o’clock before u llnnl ieiive was tiikcn hy the greater liiilf of the guests. Universal

short the iiiiiny plensniit ucqunintniices foriiieil with the tqiiiliiiit. nnil ueiiemus olilecrs of the Cornwall nnd Bei-ivielc. ’l‘liey hold ii wiirin pliice in tho retznrd of the people ul’ Gliiwiottetowii nnil will he very wiiriiily weii.~oineiI ivlienever here- after they niiiy return.

.»\ ltiile Mntcli composed of tennis froin

ciieh of tho ships iiiid one from the city wiis held nt Keiisliiillioii liiiiige yesterday nfternoon. 'i`ho nity teiiiii won, bentint; thu licriviek hy tliii-teen points, the Coriiwiill helng ii close third.

An cnjoynlilo dance wits given by some

of the oillcern in the liyceuin Inst evening.

The ships will have target prncticcln

the Straits toiiiiy, nnchorint; tlicru iili night and |u'oceeiIiiii.: to Picton toliiorrow.

“If Callaghan niadc them they Fit.’.

AH!

Now that \ve’ve eiiiiglit your read this ad; read it all. The very est and best nintcrials and patterns for summer and fall suits and overcoat:-1 are now here in great variety. In lit, workinansliip and iiiatcrial we can please thc niost fastidioiis.

Our fi.-ptitatioii is sewn right. into

every garment. Tliey’ll make you look as smart and well dressed as if you had site perl out of a fashion plate.

'ilickle ns with an order; wc’ll tickle

you with the result.

James Callaglia.

Queen St, Op. Exiimiiier Office. 9.9 tts & tw I yr.

ll 't

eye, f lui.-

Flllll _Filil

storcs.i=clinoiii, cliiiri-lies, &e. Only mio rom liclfiuit l’ini~ and ntaunihont coniioetlou with (`h`towi\, und ihrto lull(-ii from li. lt. Ht.nt.lnii. Ono niilu fmiii Eldon (‘roi\uiory. Apply hy liittur or in person to

H. A. Nl(‘ili)l.FON

inliii

Eidoii, Qneenls l‘o.

84| well ll & nif tw iw

Xi’l°5l0“ 'JC'~"1l`\"0‘1 which wrecked the llllllllltr illlll tlirew the young inon sonic distance.

Si»iiiNiiiiii.i., Sept. ll-(Specinl)~I,;i

Nuinher Tivo mine today ii fatal accident Und of Ulepresenn building and “d‘l°lnl"“

his dixy`s work und to pro home had to 2

took place. Win. Cherrio had finished |nR,_|,e whole buildlng when wmp|L_,_e_,

A liirire elm of powder stored there next

ploded und the huildiiig was entirely

slinttered u.nd Iiurnnd, 'hut as thc men

were nt some little distance a.\\'iiylthey were not injured in the second explosion.

Hub they suffered severely at the l10lZi1\l1i1\z for their breasts and faces

coul cars are liiiuled by stcnin po\vcr.

He was cautious about enquiring as to

nould pin-is out and evidently intended

stoppplng at each siding to ict the trip go by.

were terribly burned and almost every ‘shred of clothing was torn front their

bodies. '

#___ Ile was struck hy the cfiisinnd instantly h DIAMOND FOUND. "‘"°“~ p

ilu lioiunircd to Scotland had been here

_ _only ri short time und leaves 11 wife und ,.1

LiiNnoN, Scpteiiiher 8.-A tlawless din- mm ¢|,i|,|_ ,,|

But he iniscnlculnted the distance and f

was in a narrow tunnel midway b_e_t._weep one ofthe largest hallsén the oily the twosirliiigs when the trips enmc along. Bl' i

. _ . W

and is T. shaped. 79x l00ft in size, mnk

I2 feet long with o. front toward Kent Sl.

pass iilonga narrow tunnel where small °f |00 fwt-

Tho second floor of the entire building

will have an addition of two class rooms

26 x -t0 ft with stone rooms adjoining and

where the trips, its the cars are onlied 5 ’ ~ 0

n examination hnll and gyuinusiuxu. ne of these class rooms will be used for

Manual Training and the other for Domestic Science.

The examination hall will be located neing the Kent Street. front und will be

ae bein citing 80ft igh finished In wood. Bpeolai attention nagiven to the safety of exit in case of

miie or fire. In addition tothe niuiii

_*_ ’ entrance which is l-ifi, wide, two large

tn ' ' ` ~ »

iivinys ilft wid_o are provided nr. each

-5, - fe- _-~>=-nv

_ __..f.`.

si(

nft

subjects. l\i|'. Fieliiiiii; :iiinoiiiieeii lhiit tho coiiiiiiissioii would nieet here again in Noveiiilier.

Sept. Corn 4Cl‘,' i)i-e. Corn Gilt

Cl l

morning; from Charlottetown, fii -

s. R. JENKINS.

every Tliursdny. Calls at

~ Hawkesbury, Arichat, Isaac's

Harbor, Sheet Harbor, Salmon

canvati. Bizos A I 0 N

River, Cnuso. Summerslde.

i\ll new and in good repair. tfiiiivanlciit to

I-

I" . . ~ mn- ii vu ii oi nrni lluildi .

"ui-clllliig. llhlllls. ilielinol Illoiisiiii. (‘liooso owne" nriuii. \\iitei» Mills, Stores, i\'i-, i\_p|tly to _

in li. nr.i.i., i' viwiiitsirciit Sep. ri, 18, 25. 26, 27, 28, 19, iiiw tw ni

iiioiiil \\'ei;giiin;_r -ttitl carats is reported to hi

,., .eiiin suns

found Inst Jiiiiiiiiry. One weigliiiiir Illll wus found the next iiionth.

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Wi.\‘!~.'ii'i-:ii, Sept. 8~'l‘Iie tnriil' coiiiiiiis- ` iii nitiouriieii shortly nfter I p. in. today

WEATHER TODAY.

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CHICAGO MA RKETS.

UI-licano, Septciiilii-ril (Special -

Wheat i-lZl.’, “ \\’hcnt 8112 l’ol'k Sl |.57,l, “ Pork $15.00

ileslresio draw the attention of all

students who intend to commence or -

who are now studyiugi medicine to the

l V 0 . clauses in the Medica Aet(ciaiise 9 and

_ _ C

- A gems.

or rates in thu I’ E iuliiiiil Mutual Fira In

('o lr l"

MEETAGAIN IN NOVEMBER. S

6,. taking sumo cvmcnce on g0nc____l Sept. 11~Cld. Elvn M., Stewart, Cnnso_

At the Methodist piirsoniigc, Sumincr~

'l‘oiioN'i‘o, Sept. l2.-(SpeeiiiI.)-l\io-

dcrnte to fi‘e.~li soiith nnil eiist winds, siiowcrs in liaiy of l<`undy iiIst.rIi:t and

western Nova Seotiii.

Notice to Students intend;

quire all students to register with Reg~ tstrar Sec’y of the Council before they

From Halifax every Tuesday _barred from their professional examin-

Aug 16 wed, sat, wtw 6w.

or ii-ii iiiiit iii mi. bxhib_ition grounds on Friday the 29th

lust, immec iately following the calc of

. Clydesdale Stallion “Mac Queen"and

S A Qjhe thorough bred stallion “Wood-

l urn."

.loliiiiiiieshui~g. It was the Preinieriiiiiie le

that the Culliiinn diiiinonii 'l itil" > t.~ - mg the ,owl ,,,|d,_h of the exits being 21

___ feet.

PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN.

opt. ll-Arr. ll. G. Ives, Bontin, Buc~ tuuchc, N. li.; Cecilia, V\'alkei~, Port liiistiiius; Ulilui-us, liiivnidic, l’icL0u;

1“i~iiiik, tiriint, \\’ulluco. ld

Ulilorus, linviinclie, Liuctoiicliii, N.B.i ru

Frank, Grunt, \\'u|liicc, N. S. Y

__ ____*N_iA_iiRlED. __ _____

de, Sept ilth, hy ltev. A. D. McCuily. iunesA. Llroniii, Lot ll, to Fannie, dangli- er uf ilcnry iiewis, Ailicrtori.

f‘.Y

ing to Commence the Study of Medicine.

The Medical Council of this Province

o and subsections thereof) which re-

nnimeuce their studies. Students failing to register will he dc-

tion. I-‘or copies of the Medical Act and rthtr particulars apply to

Registrar Sec'y.

I M

To be sold at Public Auction oii the

uvcrninent Stock; the pure bred

Terms made known at sale. For further particulars apply to the

STANLEY & HORNE.

Study class rooins and Iinhoratory with it

tli

Principal of the College. The present chemical and physlcul laliorntor|ei~.i will also be enlarged, and an apparatus iitoriirze rooni provided.

A liirgc college Iihrnry is also provideil

on l nil

i.y

de of the iniiin ontrunce and separate

_ _ _ .__,,.,____ roni it and by iiieuns of whleli tl'i'i':"ii`iid-

ive hccn found in tlie1’ri-iiiierinino, '

are can iiedisehiirgcd into thefoutreiiir a short time on each side of thu liuiiii~

The doors between the old and the new ill be iron and fire and smoke pmof. 'i‘hc alterations in the present building

the ground floor provide for Nature

use conservatory or plant room built on u soutii-west corner in the cliiss room rnierly occupied hy Principal Anilersoii. A prlvnto business oilice is niade nenr ein in entrance for Dr. Robertson, the

ilie ground boor with n reading iooui joininig. The present ventilation and hunting stents will he ovcrhnuicdlnnd superceded inure up-to-date systcinii.

School

aps.

Steiuberger. Hendry at

Co's Howard Vincent Map of the British Empire, size 72x63-- net price .. . . . . $6.00

Copp Clark Co's. new

Map of the Dominion of Canada, size 96x60, 5500

Gagc’s Maps of the Do-

minion, Hemispheres, North America. etc., -each . . . . . . .$4_00

MacKiaIay’s Map of the Maritime Provinces, ...._. $5.00

Map Drawing Books,

Praug’a Drawing Books.

ciiiiriaii&co.,tii.,

:Chariottetowm

Booksellers and Stotiousn.

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