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U WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER, 7, 1%.

This a Secret

But we are selling ‘Ved- ding and Birthday Pres- ents for less than cosr. Come and see them- Dressing Cases, Shaving Sets, Smoker’s Sets,-In Celluloid, Leather, Plush and Wood. We have the BEST AND

ONLYREAL .at

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5 O`CLOCK TEA AND CHOCOLATE SETS on the Island. Rubber Goods and Dolls in great variety at

F. J. l'l0RHSBY’S Book and Stationery Store,

E Victoria Row, Ch’town, P. E. l. S

COAL

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Drummond Coal is Best for

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Iniarcolunial tual Mining En. Lid _ - WESTVILLE, N.S.

For prices and orders for cargoes

apply to '

F. W. HYNDMAN,

Agent for P. E. Island, Queen St,

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Business Evolutiony/

It is a fortunate ' rg ir( that has he'tdlte!.',‘ endow-

ment of boi $tp,i nxtry and perseverance, aut ese are note( thelnsenea nuflicie t to insure the highest mceem. In mnstbe open tothe influence of environment--in cfoee sym-

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MANUAL TRAINING.

Falstaff was wont to say that he

was not only witty himself but was the cause of wit in others. Prof. J. W. Robertson, Cauada’s Agriculture and Dairy Commissioner, has proved his great value to the Dominion not only by what he has himself done but by what he has incited others to do. He has entirely revolutionised the dairy industry of Canada, and made our country famous for cheese and butter. He has been a veritable apostle of better methods in agricul- ture, and cold storage. He has taught Governments how to legislate and administer in ,all that pertains to progressive farming, and he has done more than any ten other men in Can- ada to instruct our farming population in improved methods, and to show 'them in what direction their true in- _terast lies-

Now Prof. Robertson comes to us

l with a proposal, surprising in its gene- lroiiiy and which if diligently and 1 prudently carried out must greatly enhance the value of the teaching in our public schools. A modest bene- factor stands in the back-ground to supply the means, just as the Govern- ment was behind the improved dairy- ing movement. But in both cases Prof. Robertson has devised the plan _ and given direction to the power. ,All honor tothe princely benefactor. But honor must also be given to the Commissioner who knows so well how to devise plans for promoting the wel- .fare of the Canadians pe0ple.

Manual training in schools is not a

new thing. It has been tried in other countries and its utility has been con- firmed by experience. It has been advocated in many Canadian journals, and viewed with favor by some lead- ing educationists. But while it was in the air nothing was practically done to introduce it. Liberal grants were made for education in the Pro- vinces along the old lines, but no money was votfxi for new departures. The Governments did not move in

'the matter and the people were too

inert to act upon a mere theory.

Those who heard Prof. Robertson

yesterday were doubtless all convinced of the value of manual training. The experience of the Mother Country, his own observation of its working

there, and his judgment as to the good effect that may result here will carry great weight with all. Prof. Robertson is not a man: of mere theories or “fads” He is eminently practical. Our thanks are due to liim for his apparent willingness that Charlottetown shall be the starting centre for manual training in the Maritime Provinces, and we shall hope to see the generous proposal promptly carried into eHect in our midst.

It is a source of pride to every

patriotic Canadian that productive industry, manufacturing, trade and mining are now most prosperous. The Toronto Globe has issued a pretty illustrated booklet, a feature of which is views of many federal and provin- cial public buildings, while statistics

°9°°°.°°°°°°`°'°°°°°** are appended to show the rapid

Now is the

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in Buy Furniture...

Every mail we are in receipt of letters from Ontario Furiiiture Msnufactuiers, calling an tention to an iidvau i~ in the cost of their goods, the advance to date will average 15 per cent. Our prices l :ive not been advanced -buy now before the change.

MARK WRIGHT & 00,. lid.

gi-owui and development of tue coun-` try in many lines. the Globe’s enter- prise is commendable, and it has been given avery attractive form.

A u important meeting -_vas to have

been held yesterday at Moncton, at which Sir Louis Davies, Hon. A. G. Blair, Premier Farquharson and Hon. B. Rogers were to discuss the action of the Federal and Provincial Gov- ernments to be taken to carry into

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comfortable and happy living in their native land. ` _

ln rgplyto Dr. Taylor, Prof. Robert-

son said-it was not proposed to erect new buildings for the experiment. His friend was able and willing to carry out his proposal-pay for the lease of a building, pay the organizer and teach-

eilect the recent legislation in regard to the Hillsboro Bridge and Belfast Railway.

The action of President Loubet in

convening the Senate of France as a High Court for the trial of treason- able conspiracy against the Republic, shows a situation of extraordinary

gravity. No such measure has been ltakeu in many years. We are not told in our brief despatch whether oi-

not the conspiracy is connected with the Dreyfus affair. There have been hints from time to time, however, that members of the army staH`, who were opposed to the re-trial of Drey- fus, have been plotting a revolution: It is not improbable that this is 'the

Se ate, and the arrest of prominent persons may follow in the near future.

ORANGE BLOSSOMS

Stewart-Robinson.

One of the pri t iest weddings of the

season occurs this morning at 7.30 o’clock at the home of Mr. Henry Rob- ir.-son, Stewart street when his only daughter, Miss Emma Robinson will be united in marriage to Mr. James W. Stewart, for many years employed in the Messrs Jsa Paton & Co’e carpet department. Rev. G. P. Raymond, M.A. performs the ceremo .y.'l`he bride wears a travelling dress of petunia broad cloth, trimmings and hat to match, and icarries an elegant bouquet of whit-i as- tors with maiden hair i» rns. The brides- maid is Miss G- ace Rob-nson, cousin/of the bride, who wears a green clotn dress with hat to match.. Sue also car- ries a bouquet of pink asturs with maiden hair fern. Phe groom will be supported by M i. S. McLeod,_ of Dun- s‘affnage. his coixsin. After the cere- mony a dejcn fer will be served. The wedding presents are numerous and costly including a silver tea seivice from the employees of Messrs James P_t1n & Co.

The happy couple will leave on the

morning express for Snmmerside,|:en_,

rom the S ewart will reside on Water Street

Miritime Provinces. Mr. and Mrs

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Riciunmni-:R the Bicycle Races ccm-

mence at 1 o’c -ick sharp to-day.

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Headache

Il often a warning that the liver is torpid or inactive. More serioul troubles may follow. For a prompt, ediclent cure of Headache and all liver troubles, take

Hood’s Pills

While they rouse the liver, restore '

pull, regular action of the bowels;

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hey do not gripe or pain, do no l ltate or lnflame the internal organs, ' ut have a positive tonic effect. 25a.

1: all druggists or léy)i.nal1 of

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occasion of the summons to the

eto St. John and other points in y ___ _

_ er and pay a number of teachers to go

g to England and l arn the system. | Dr. Taylor. Dr. Anderson, Senator qiierguson. Mr. F. L. Hisz‘ird and Mr. iflorace Haszard all expressed agree- ` able surprise at the generous proposal ‘and thought it should be promptly acted upon. Dr. Anderson -suggested the appiintmenf of a com- mittee. and moved that tue thanks of tie meeting be accorded Prof. Robert- son for his interesting and valuable ad- dress and the good news he had brought us. Senator Ferguson second- ed the niction which was heartily adopted.

Dr. Tay lor moved the appointment of

a committee to consider and act upon _ _the proposal of Prof. Robertson and if necessary, to ciil another meeting, said commit ee to consist of ll/Lissrs.

rbr. Anderson. J. D. Seaman. Duncan

M :Leod, Landrigan and Blanchard. luis war- cairied. ,

Prof. Robertson proposed thanks

to the chairman, Superintendent Mc- Leod, under whose otiicial supervision he hop d to sae manual training ‘atro- dnced and developed in this Province. The thanks were duly voted and tiie 1 meeting closed. _

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