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Lnainriiusr CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND CANADA SATURDAY S PT MB cl 21 I , { '|'w vclvvrsaai run!

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Arraacrions ‘ ‘

For i-:xninifrio

Arrangements Made Whereby All' The Attractions Will be Got To- gether At Night and Exhibited" In The Arena Rink.

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'lite Eithillitlon management have for

yeira part brought special attractions in connection with the ldxhllilll in and races These nt'.raci.ionii cost big mnneyanil limo to be Di'ocu|L~.d sometime befvrelianii, uoii Lofore the manageri erit know how the races are ,going to till. They are obtained fiolelyfor the pu|p>se oi filling up the gips which Sometimes iinnvoidnliiy occur he- twcen heats, nnd, in e ise the races should i\'>t. till well, to let the people have some- tli,ng extra in nddltiun.

For some time they i.- cd to have these

ni.tr,ictinns on at. nlizht, hut owing to the distance from the City-no streetc-irs er othvr nioans oi conveyance, unil owiui; to the evenings at this time ci' year in-ing rather cool lor people to sit out oi iioi rs, those night attractions were never vieil pail-ontzed. -

Last 5 e ir in g:tiin[.{ titenttrnetions the

iiiiinagoinent' eul. out the nigiit port altogether. This year in securang iii trac- tions they made ari'.iii;.;e1ni-nts lor ariiw-noon tml evening perfnrnianecs- the latter to take place in the Arena llink which has iii en secured l'. 1' the purport, 2 In the afternoons the st i-eiaiors at ti.i- rnces will be aifurfled attractions oi' the

very liest kind, rind in the evenings nt the l

Arena Rink tiiese annie people, with all E

others, who owing to work at t|ii-iri'in- _ iioynieiit lu thi- City during tho day

l have not bten able to attend the izievs in “

the niiicrncons will iii- enalilvi to seo

theaentiractlons on an extvnded sculoln K

the Arena lilnlr. _

Theperformnnce oithcie iittrnctluns ;

will curumece in_ the Arena liink. On _

Tuesday evening the eighth October, _

i Weil-

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)Viih the Exhibition, the liaces, and the

Sllcciai Attrm-tions, in the Arena at night whire the Fourth Reglmeiit llind will give ii cami-rn program eich evening ivery moment of ine time spent by visi-

tors in this city will be iully provided or.

ElH00ll lH000EES

it urn iiinti

Lock-out in the Shipbuilding Trade Affects 20,000 Nlen.

Iio-\'oo.\'. E-is-. Sent. to.-Niitices were ‘ei-i-ntly post(-'i inthe yards belonging iii

lhis action has been taken by the Ein loycrs’ Firderatioti in supportnf Megs;-5 rmstrong, Whitworth, and Co , New

opznlsed wav, nnd hnvingfailcii to resume l

and will be on ilie rnoe groiini s on netday and ’I‘hiirsriny niteinoons also; all

wti-lr drsplte the eller ot the Tyne Sh'p

tiioiittracilons so iarsccurail except. one Tl

wimrvunnqpnuattia iwtniiixzi or the

Arena, and th's one cannot. be performed there for want of splice. \Vhen it is aliiii-rl that it is the atlrnctlen.~ of a lndy sliding holding onto a wire by her teeth. one thousand feet in nildiiir, it will ieatlliy li- seen that this performiinri- could not take place in airy building, lint must ite ti riorniei whei'.‘ there is. space out oi doors. This nel. is e illed the slide for life and vii-il di-:series tho name.

Tho attractions so far rieeureii n:i-:- 1. Ilelnorc and Oneldiilii their gr.-iit Ln

Pnveiie Plqiiipoleie, and lill>s Onrlilii is the only laily iu the worlil dolnk' this iiim"“ii' ical;

2:. The live Boiiizt-ttis. ii\i`fi‘ Z*‘i\i»i"i“*‘i‘

nnii th rec ladies in an A l norol».rt.lc net. ",;_ L,m,_.¢,L_.~_ in her slide for life, one thoiunnd feet, hanging on hy her teeth to a wire. _

In connection with tins act. l\.thougli ll has been stated alnve that owInK IU iii” distance it would not he il\‘l’\'“""‘ed i" ill” lllnli; yet the iuniisgament will eiiiicavor. ir the rink iii or aniiicii-iit natalie. and this i nt be perlormed in n 200 feet HDIWJ 9° hiive it perinrmi-il there also. _

|_ 130|-zany Comedy Circus, coiisistinu Oi

three ponies anti ii kicking mule ihe in->i coinerly act in the lnisiiiess, introducing the pcmlcs and the clowns on n revolvliiil

President of the Quebec

commission investigating the Quebec bridge disaster rosunieii its sitting here thlsmornlng. Jess Nanco,cnglneer on tlii- electric hoisting engine, who went down with the wreck, and whose thrilling escape has iieen told,wns the ilrst witness, llc had worked on the bridge for two

Iseussgrievanei- i alter resumption. The notices will alleot 20,000 m'en. E

GIVES $00000

_ SENSATIONAL

STRIKE OF GOLD

Silver Prospectors at Cobalt Stumble on Gold Ore Without Knowing They Had the Richest Bonanza oi The Present Day- The Find a Most

Remarkable One

C“"M-i- Sent- 20 -ispeeiitii-ivhit win

likely be the greatest bonanza discovery in the wllds of New Ontario was made 3. i’-'Wi ii1i1‘W miles sauth of this camp and

about live miles from Temegaml station,

T00 DI`0SlJectnrs who discovered it are'

six weeks.

two veins meet.

_ t Tne shaft isiiown six feet, ripolnt where

`Messrs. Boyle and Tui-ner, and they have I expectation oi getting silver ore there was

been developing the property for the last i i'i’i`°"“ °“ diimil “h°“i3 $59" W°i`i9h ‘ii

llold lvfora the proepectors were aware

hai: they had struck it. f So rich was the vein that an assay oi

some pieces showed aa existing value oi

ii hen operations were storied with the i 2r000 nuuccg, ni- 300,000 to the ¢,m,_

00NllV||SS|0NS

E00 Sl00ENlS

Militia Department Decides to Follow the Practice in Great Britain.

Morrrni-lar., September lil.-Students

who in addition to the ordinary curricul-

hi- Shlobulliiere’ li‘eili~i-ation of the North um lake ii course in certain military vult- ast const warning nil llollcrmukero’Sue- j ety that their employment would tcrmln- w

Pets and distinguish themselves therein, iii iw Eligible for commissions inthe

L_‘i_°“ me f°ii°“`i"K Sfli2U\`dl\y- _ Canadian permanent forces or in the Brit-

sh army. Such was the gist ofa stale- ment made by Principal Peterson, of McGill ““i"‘~‘l'=4ii'Y. in his address today to

astie-on- 'i`yre,_ where oaulkers have cons' students at the formal opening of the ues. d work without having ilrst had the sion in arts iiniinpplted science, i\l0»<tivn i" filsoute dealt with in the re- The ground ot this possibility, the real-

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nation at which is strongly favored by rlnclpal Peterson, is to he louud in the

lluiidi-re' Association and Federation to fact thatthemilitla department at Ottawa

has made upltsmlnd to follow the gr.

iiiple of the old country, us it is felt that

in the universities there are students of

ntelligence who are capable of becoming Ladera ol men, and also because ltls

l believed there is an opening for Canadian officers other than those graduated ironi

I I I Kingston Military college. The British

war office is ready to give a certain

number of commissions for which IV cdlll ‘Students would he eligible.

CHICAGO MARKETS’

Cnioaoo, September 20.-(Speeial)-

Bridge Co" Subscribes to `si.»t.cn-ii ................ 589

-the Reliei Fund.

Qui<:iii-ze, Sentembrr iii--The government

table and a great hacking uiuilf Wiifii 'iii'

year.~i, all this time on the engine. On the

“ Wh|at...... .. . . . . l0iii “ l:'0rk..... .. . . . . ...

.Deo 0orn....... . 500

‘ Wheat.... . . . 101i k`ork........ . .

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Deaths Occurred Through An Accident to the Occupants ‘

of Conoes

V.\NirouvIiii, B. C..Sept. 20.-(SpccIni)-

Five persons were drowned yesterday morning from a ounce in Siu-ena River.

Three canoes lcli Iinzelton ior the

mouth oi the river and one was capsized.

The names ol the -persons drowned

have not yet been obtainable.

a»eiH»i_r,ir tint

I<`nsnmir<"roN, September- lil.-Pointer

1'.-itciien, a favorite, won the 2.17 class in the exhibition raccs here toilny in Straight heats,nud the 2,15 class was taken by Flo.-tfooi, alter 1anr.l, n favorite had captured two heats. Beth races were well contested, and were pronounced by many hm-.acumen as the best of the meeting. The weather was line. The track was iii good condition, and lust time was made. There were fully 1,000 spectators.

The 2.35 class had six starters and three

of the field, Little Don. Belladona nnd Quincy A., were distanced, the lost named remaining until the iifth heat.

HlHH|l\llli PElNS 0ilElilESl SYSTEM

Blue, Geo, Mis G L Dngherty, Lt F 82,

00NOEOS|0N 0E

P. H. lV|EEl|N0

Yesterday the P. R. A annual meeting

was concluded at Kensington Range. I"u‘~

owln ia the score for The Ladies Trophy

The other scores will appear on Monday.

Lanres’ eil/\i.LENas.

\Veatbcrble, J, Miss Helen Moore,

PteB B2, 48

Shaw, M A, Mrs AB Warburton, Capt

F si, 47 :i

McKinnon, L M, Mrs B Rogers Sr.

MRC,47 3

Auld, J A, Mrs WA 0 Morson,I’te

1" H2, 47 3

Seaman, A iV, Mrs I) LHooper,Br

2 C A, 47 __ ___ 3

all-l Cliandl`e;‘TR‘WT'Mrs' A Peters, Gr, 1

C A, 47 Zi

F82,4tl 2

H Lawson, H A, Mrs J M Divison, Pte

Iver, H N, Mrs W S Stewart, M It C,

45 `

Furze F, M a I1 D n _C_A 45 T 'Imilm M _4.¢`!,,.

Crockett, Gen. Mrs TVA Johnstone,

Maj 82, 45

Crocket~t,J M, Mrs. F S Moore

Lt.. 72, 44

Kennedy, A, Mrs. D Slcwnrt

P, Brac, 44.

Jones. F li, Miss Alice Weeks,

P, P R A, 4~l.

Jones, J M, Mrs. A E lugs,

Maj. B 82, 44,

Moore. J A, Mrs. J F Wheat,

Sgt. B 82, 44,

MacKinnon, DA, Mrs W B Prowse

Capt. 2 C A 43,

Allan, J A, Mrs. L H Beer, Maj. sc, 4:1, 1

Mclnnls, E. Mrs. H M Davison,

Corp, L H, 44 1

Judson, A J, Mrs B C Prowse,

P A C, 42, l

Gill, F, Mrs, C R Suiallwc'-d,

Lt. Sgt., C A, 42, l

Mollonalil, J A, Mrs. S R Jenkins,

Capt., L H 42, 1

Seaman, A F, Mrs. J R Allan,

Gr 2 0 A, il, 1

Stewart E, Mrs. J A Lcngworth,

Capt C A -il, l

Davison .l M, Mrs. C Leigh

M RG, 41, l

Jenkins H A, Mrs. \V K Rogrrs,

R It C, 4l. l

intl clowns. A i~i\le-splitter from start to

tlnish .

Another vt ry line not is 110-\' nl.-o beinl!

ra-..(ct.iai.erl lor, anti 'the uiaungeuieut flie- eoniliient will be aeeureil.

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K eep Minard`s linimeni in the house.

Condensed Advertisements.

` Too tier sen mon 6 For nares A

late loilliareihuition.

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ANTLLY I-y bepi. . . . _

W oiiok, and hon-ein.-iid. Anply iir_ thi r. ic. I. iiiiiinitiii. __"_fl"_f'_u

Avinii-\v.\..iiit ii :tri for usher"

W htfuaeworir. Apply i0 Mrs l_t.S. lloiiiili Prince Strwn li-Alillwpi .

VITO LET~Hou' e on llllli-hero Str -ct near

H|||,,b,,|0 Squnc with all inodein

e9|iven\encta_ _ l’ofis»o-i_on :_-ii;;_Y_i__?<i~ 19"

Apply to W. I. Viiiiliie __ ___ __ __ _ U*-*"1* ;'"""" i, t 1-irn W#rti"..'i.fni ~:: i':r...‘:’..=' imiieeitiig, iw, iite. \Vi\é\=» $1’/‘>” ttf; ‘éffj Apply in writ ng A. B. . wi __ .w__'_

' - EM|9M1,[i~[¢..'|‘hnt averylmriy reaiis ii

‘ .him

.H31 orniiig npiirasthe ndws In t _

ul toqdnif and that al- some

E.l::0lrl\dli|ln“¢pli.e d»»7`l""’f-Y"°d' i” ukdii' ll" liuy the goof.; ¢.o\t|tisei_l_ _while t c r mm- it -ini i.iii;_i~Lg'_'il§_~_‘;________

..__.-.-- _ r|_)|ypAT0 Digger Rcpiiiiimz 'l`_i;_\__\_._";l_:’_:_

is lm Wop" mn” to Mtazow to .i li

of ynuriiovrriianled. _li_M1_'\___ LM 4”' “Sl M,'il{‘?""',`§ gtfgsllindl ntténilon. W RW" P o .ii iiinrr .iii kinds i>riiiau§»r~_4-_ 1\,i~° mf*

day in-fore the accident, when walking ou the bridge the min that were with him- Coak and Ilaley went down to examine

tlic chori, of which lliere had ben sn much tali'. lie did not go down to look . at lt. tiieri-lore from lils own knowledge hc could say nothing no to detects. The witness said that all were a little seared and he was too lint did not want in be the , iirstto walk oli`the work. During the time he had wrrked on the bridge he had never seen anything out oi order its be was nctlna pn-lticn to note anything

wrong.

UGGESTIVE M ONUMENT l'0ii ATOW

Grit Vlni Push llooiit Energy Sch-iiils Morality Chun-lies llisrmony Uordlality Advertising 'i`lilk about it Write about it Soeik wi-il ni it Healthy location Help he improve it

Advertise in its papers ` Good country around It Elect good men to ollloo llonest competition in trafic Faith exhibits rl in your town Fire all ornnkexs, ioniors and cheat! my your oiiilect bc the weitrue ann |.ro motion oiyonr town nnd the con ti Aish speak wcil oi public-spirlu-ii' clt ni-ns

.. .. _i.ti»--lr" ' T' °" ` 'ml ;',’n:p;.`oE»er ir.a in iiiii~¢.|i-if-'I3

Q_____:"w "fm _ ,IM ,. ,uma nail siting

mom tar-i|»i.e i. l-"R ifl“"' “il” h°”;',||,if:,,"

f- ti mv . iiirai i.fwh'",“ """’ 1 ,tdnli |¥t'll\i.t~»uIiutAi i r lion-e. A_\i_fi;'_°_;&(i““' dinu D Charlottetown-

,nd be one oi them yourself, always lciidlng n hancl to help your hilowmen

The Guardian would like io know if the

residents of Prince Edward Island really desire n tunnel to connect with the maln- laurl, and with this end in view each person is requested to cut out the below coupon after writing in their name nnd address, and enclose to “The Guardian, Charlottetown", marking "Tunnel" on corner of envelope. Everybody should send at once.

wealth anil pro-p'-rity [cr Priucefliward

to see a tunnelconnectiug this Province

(Cut out and send in at once.)

TUXNEL COUPON

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lntardh- Linlmcnt- Take no other

intends Spending One Hund- red Millions in improving

Transcontinenal Line.

Ciiir:.\i:o, Sept. lil-As a result of his

trin throughout tl.i~ weft nnd his iaith In thi- continue-l proi~ni-rity of the country, lil. H. lliirrlman, it is reported here, has iippmveri plans for spending between $75,- 000,000 and $l00.0ii0,00tl to oniiipieie what - I-e Lielii-res will he the best double-track irurii-icoiiiinental railway sys eni in the

country.,

Mr. lluirlinaifs plan contemplates the

construction ofa low grade, ilouiile ~- track railway from Chit-nga to the Piiciilo Coast at San Francisco, Portland and Seattle, nn-i itii operation over the mountain rect- lons by vlcctriclty, generated by water novi cr horn the ltookies and the Sie rraa

50,000,000 F03 ADVERTISING

"James li. llukr, the tobacco king o

Long Hri.neh.New Jursey,recenily claimed in an Interview thai. he had spent more money in iirl vrxtiting than any other ilv ing man. He iiiild that the llgureu would reach fifty million dollars.-Newspape

riom.‘

Yet James li. Duke is to-day one cf the,

wealthiest men in the world. When your see a liberal advertiser you sen n rich man The business man who In this age oi ad vertising iii afraid to invent my money in publicity will never accumulate a Iortun record

udsoi1C W Mrs. Ill? Longworih,

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C V A C. il, l

Smith \V E. Mrs. I) O M Bcddln,

Cant li sz, aio, i

Tones. l ll, Mrs. J Wavliurton,

one air, 1

Crockett R, Mrs. A A Birtlctt,

Lt D 82. ill), l

Gay S. Mrs V L Goodwill,

C\Ri..~38 l

Auld II Mrs. E Stewart, Pte, F82,

37 l

stnivart n, ivmtiu A Aiiiin, Lt cel sz.

36 l

Judson, J ll, Mrs Sidney Guy, Lt Col

82 H5 l

ii1a¢'iiiii§iiiii,n F, Mi-i-_ ir P earyeii. Lt

Col H2, 34, l

Jenkins W A, Mrs. \\' A Wi ciis, C ll

A032, 1

DIED

MOONICY-At. hi r home, Kent Street'

Chariottt-t.owu,Sept 2i~t, 1007, Annie Mooney.

Funeral notice later.

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Any Guardian reader

who reoelvu adlmly print- ed, badly printed, badly folded. badly cut, badly addressed, badly wrapped, torn, soiled or incomplete paper of whatever issue will kindly notify the Sub- serlption Department at once

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FINDS CANADA A

GREAT COUNTRY

lilowttiiar., Sept. iii.-A Citngdtm A P. cable from London says: Thu Times Dubllshes the first article of its represent- ative who had returned to England after atour through the Dominion of Canada with thejournallsts' party who travelell under the auspices ofthe Canadian Piiel-

0llNl0ll lN0 THE

S WEST |N0|ES

We Must Advertise and Send a Roving Trade Commiss- ionerto Westlndies.

Tiiiroivro, Sept. 1°.-Sir Daniel Morris

imperial commissioner of agriculture in the West lniilee, addressed the Board of Trade this aitcriiooiion the trade rein- tion which exists, and which it is hoped will liererifter exist between Canada and the sister colony. ILC. Sttele, presilent of the board, introduced the speaker.

“Canariii's trade relations with th(-\\'cst

Ind ei," declared Sir Daniel, “are nc* equnlile. Thanks to the prtierentiiil tariifpollcy and the surtax placed upon the importation of Grrman sugar grow- ers oi the l.Vest Indies are able to sell the Domlnon directly 78 por cent oi the sugar she earl consumes, and indirectly

more. In return the Indies take what from Canada? Three million doibirs yearly. Canada must advertise. In n.li my travelling through the country I repres- ent, I seldom or never met a Canadian commercial traveller. I meet American 'drummers' in plenty. Olail the liti-r.~i~ ture which I nm liiforiued Canada circulutesabout the Empire only a meagre few pamphlets ever stray into .lntnulcn or Barbados."

0|0 SALE 0EE

NEWEO0NOEllN0

Vessels Wrecked and Lives Lost--Worst Storm in 40 Years

Sr. Juiix, Si-ptemlier iii.-The worst,

cqulnoctidl gale recorded here in 40 year.~i swopr. the Newfeunrllunil coast today. 'l`o» nighijs report from tlshintz towns and set- lenients showril that ilve lives have been lout. The storm struck many iishiniz vessels and eleven ncliooners and sloops were driven ashore at rations points, or founilered at their moi rings. A large number of veiselii are on their way to .' undland from iniirridor, whrru the

Wrcauon eicsrrl aiew days ago, and it feared mor diriisters will be ri-port eil .

The eleven veesei.-1 ivrecltv l put into n

dozen harbors for shelter, hut were crlvcn ashore or sunk. Most oi tiira : lost had full cargoes of fish.

ONE FOR TIIE C. P. \V.

AA-Ohl please tell me when la the

new road to the llillsivoro' Ilrliigr.

ll.-'l'heri~'s no new road. li.`s been

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ici-gotten.

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through the English refineries, 10 por nent,

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ondon Times Re'nresentative’s Con- clusions Aiter Tour ol Dominion- _ British ;lgnorance -_-Thunderer Editoria.

'lie railway. The article deals with immi- llrntion.

Commenting editoraliy, the Times reliirc

to the ignorance of Canada still prevalent here, and adds that there is probably no country in the world wherein conditions OF Prosperity are li completely within the reach oi any man or woman who will grasp them.

The Times also refers to the labor ques

N011. Ind says,in new as well mold count ries, men who work with their hands

seem sometimes in need of being remind-s ed ci their essential dependence upon

,men who also work with their brains.

E Alter dwelling on this Dolnt, the paper concludes:

“If tbeCnnndian ship of :tate is to make

ll Drvlperous voyage oilleers are iullyan eiaential as the crew. If they were not forthcoming the zeal would be lar mire diiiicuit nf attainment. Canada is Ioriu nate, at lent in having among her lenders on both sides of politics and ni rosa: tl--g both races, statesman tried in experience and of approved patriotism and lane im- perlellsm. - ' The Cape Colony parliament will bo dis-

solved tomorrnw The continuance oi' the councll'u blocking ol supplies ll creating aconstltutlnnal crisis, and it il probable thai. the regained votns of the rebels dia. franchised after the war will suillclont to defeat Dr. Jsmeson's party, and Baum Airiea will be politically Dutch from Rho- desia to Table Bay. The election to the legislative council occurs in November, iiiii to the house ol assembly in Fel.- ruary.

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E00l0E.E0. EHS ~

mir Mains

Found Guilty of Negligence and Disobedlonce to Oidors

Gunimii, Septeinl or li)-Mark Reid, G T- it <fDiIil1¢0\`. found guilty of negligence Mdliiisl bsying o$ers, was sentenced t Liar by Mr. Justice Riddle to nine month: in Jail. Reid was hold responsible for the wr. ck ol the G. T. R. last Septimber, In which the fruit special, whlnh he was run- ning, collided with a passenger train kill* ill!! three tralmen. Joseph Thomson, con iiuctor nf Reid‘s train, was sentenced, en the some charge, last May to three yearl in penitentiary hut was released after serving two months of his term.

H. H. E|llN|EliSON'S

00NSlll0ElllS

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Say He is Willing Enough to Represent Them Without Portfolio

Moncrow. S*Dt. 19-Attire re-opening

of linll’s Creek bridge near har; Wd", an ntcreatlng part of the proceedings was a statement made by lion. H, R. Emmerson to the effect that he would continue tn represent Westmoreland as longu thc people oi the county waukd him. Ho said: ll"TheIidoa seen.: to have got abroad that because I have resigned my po- sition of mlnmur oi' railways in the gov- ernment I intend to retire from the representation ol the uountv ot Westmoreland. Let me any thin.. There le honor enough for daily mail in the country ol Westmorland to npmene the county in the federal hours without being enhanced by any portfolio. and ii.. lengu the pcopln of the country want Ill! services ,lust le long lhall my service; be at their command."

THE WEATHER.

Tonom. S-uit an-tspwtiiiigsr .south toweut wiudl, pirtiy V/ \ u unsouio uhowen,

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