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TEAGH.LRS` ASSOCIATION-

One of the most interesting of the

annual gatherings that take placein this city is that of the Provincial Teaichers` Association. The large at- temlziiite of teachers from all parts of the lslantl, with the visitors from abroad, all interested in the great- work of teaching, indicate that the present meeting will be quite as en- gagirig and important as that of any pi-etious year. Mutual improvement, the acquisition of new ideas and ine- thotls in work and concerted action for iinproving the schools and the [pm-llc;-’s position as well, are natur- zi‘ly ainiong the objects to be served ilyisucli a gathering,but there are other and broader considerations, looking to the general improvement of our educational system and policy, which may well occupy some attention of the _` Association. _ The resolve adopted at a previous annual meeting looking to the direct representation ofthe Association in the Board of Education is, we think, a good one and ought to be conceded by the government. It would be of Iadvantage to those who have to shape 0 the policy of the country in education- al matters to be thus brought into , more direct contact with those engag- ed in teaching work. Such represen- tation would also facilitate the more frequent interchange of views upon matters which the teachers as a body

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luporlor Workmanship

Fino Finish, and

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We have added to our establish- §_ ment an up-to-date FOUNDRY 5 with all the latest improvements. E Our a1m_is to please our custom- 5 ers and in order to do so we must i give them Castings equal to any £- n Uanada or U. S. i We have therefore procured the E very best American Sand and E one of the best Moulders in the __ provinces. We are now in it s- § ition to meet the long dosl)i9ed '-,E needs of the public. 3 Why not patronize home Indus-E tr_y and bring along your work. § Give us atrial and be convinced = what we say is true. '=-_- Give u< a. call and we will en- E deavor to please you. -==

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might desire to bring under the notice lot' -‘he Provincial Extcutive. l Perhaps no other body of workers fin the great task of human enlighten- ‘ment and betterment more largely moulds and influences the rising gen- leration than the teachers in the com- mon schools of the country. Upon , them very largely depends not only what shall be the educational status of the people when our boys and girls have grown to be men and women, but also what their thoughts, aims, aspirations and usefulness will be. For with the ordinary lessons of the ,school hours the teacher by example, by the methods of government, by praise or censure and by association with the same pupils for years it may be, moulds the character, and this es- tpecially in all that pertains to the inter-relation of individuals in society and their duty toward each other. `For_this reason we cannot look too 0 closely to the qualifications and char- acters of our teachers,_ nor can we en- courage too much the efforts they are making to raise their standard of etli-

To this end the meetings of the Pro- vincial Association must always be an important contributory and we trust that the present gathering will prove especially so. .

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i The city railway station and head- quarters of the railway system of the Island was badly located in the first place, too far from the centre of busi- ness in the city, and on low and un- healthy ground. The want of proper drainage has aggravated the evil and now fever has broken out as a. natural consequence of the mistake. In the attempt to remedy such a condition

The original mistake in location ought to be overcome by the acquisition of a new site further up town, and the erection of a new station building more in keeping with the importance of the city and of the head-quarters of the railway system. , It would seem that only in this way will the public interest and the health of those in the railway service be rightly guarded. This would cost some money but it would be money well spent.

The British Columbia government

is said to have determined to “ride for a fall” and will select the speaker when the house meets from their

_ . __ _Ii own ranks, and then, if defeated, will I d _ WANTED \ ask for a. dissolution. They thus .p_,:‘..:i2;\‘;:.;.t“;;.;.t <‘.‘.‘.~‘.;t";:i;..§‘;.‘f.i~.tr? “Hd t an “tree t° the P'=°P1<= and

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ciency and the quality of their work,

half measures will be of little avail."

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We have seen as yet no accurate

estimate of the total vote cast re- spectively for and against prohibition. In all not more than a.bout. 300,000. votes seein to have been polled in the proportion of about l6'2,000 in favor and 138,000 against-. I

There ar=. about lO0,000 Indians in

Canada and about five times that number in the United oftates. Our Canauaian Indians co~t the country something less than a million dollars yearly, while the cost to the Republic on Indian account is over thirteen millions it year. Ctinridii has managed her Indians with justice ard consc quently with economy. VVe have had few Indian wars while our neighbors have had many, and now again have a murf?erous outbreak in Minnesota to deal with,

The recent massacre in Armenia

grows out of the former persecutions by a natural process. A large num- ber of the persecuted Christians had fled across the boundary into Rus- sian territory for protection, leaving their homes and possesions behind them. l\'Iore recently a. Russian edict commanded them to return. In the

meantime the Turks had taken pos- session of their homes and effects. The poor Armenians had no means to enable them to migrate to distant lands and were driven back across _ the boundary by Russian soldiers. The Turks awaited them with guns and Swords and fifty were killed.

They met no mercy from Russians or Turks.

` Not much seems to have been gain- ed in time by the establishing of a dead letter branch in Halifax to re- lieve the ncces~ity of sending to the dead letter office in Ottawa. This is how it works. On Sep=ember 28th letter from this office, directed to subscriber in Malpequo, P. E. I., was inadvertently dropped into the Char- lottetown ofiice without a. stamp on it. The letter was sent to the branch ofllce in Halifax and returned here for postage, arriving on 5th October. In the seven days required to com pletethe transaction the letter might have gone to Ottawa, or even to Toronto, with two days taken to at- tend to it there_ and still have been returned here as quickly as it was from Halifax. Surely something better than this ought to be expected from a wide-awake postal service. .

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-100 P E Island Teachers wanted at Paton Q' Co’s Big Dry ‘Goods Store this fore- `hoon.

DIED.

In this city. On the 6th inet , Annie

Pearl, youngest daughter of Charles and Minnie Ferguson, aged 7 months. _ [Funeral to~day at 10 o’clock to High- field Cemetery.,

At Rice, Point on Saturday. 17th ult.,

Harold William. son of Guilford and Olivia Lowther, aged one year and ten months. _ _

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I TEN .YEARS C ,AEIINY FBIIM EBZEMA.

CURED BY GUTICURA

For ton years Isuitered untold agonies from

Eczema, my lower limbs being so swollen and broken out that I could hardly go about. My brother, u physician of thirty yours’ practice, and other physicians of splendid ability, tried in vain to elect a cure and signally failed. I ‘ became absolutely dishearteued, and had lost all hope, when a friend induced me to give

. Condon; Rmnroms a trial. I used two

cakes of Crrrrcmm Soar and two boxes of Cvrrcona (ointment), and it resulted in an

absolute and permlnent cure.

DAVID M. SAPP, Plymouth, Ill.

Srntnr Cnr 'I‘llrnnx-r rox u.r.,Bxix an Bmoo

Hinions, wml Loss or liars.-Warm batluwiih Curr- cmu Sour. gentle nnointmin with Curicuns, md mild

doses of Cutic um Rlso Lvnlrt.

Sold throuzhout the world. Porru Dano Aim Curl.

C02! sole Pro . Bolton. “ H "

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Ci.il:viu_;LANn, 0., Oct 2. -The tall-.

est and heaviest monolih ever quariit d in the United States wnl mark tue fam- ily In Of J vhll I). R cleflh-1'. ln lltl~8 View ttllliti-i . 'file Luouulllunl w~l bl s utlt. us - plain, but it wil att at atte -tion from its mamm th size. It will he er t ed in November 05 J s ph Corab--lli, wh. has been a. i-ardru the

cuiitracl. .

The co-t. ot the monuni -nt is srup -n-

dous, and t or cos: of piepar ng for its erection wiel iui into th-. t.nou~auds of d llars.

The monument will be sixty-tive .feet

high 'rom -he btse to the rip. It will be sixteen ft ct square at the b»se. lt will oe er:-curl on the same ridge as the Gariiell l\/1.-.ri orial and will be th- ct-ntre oi a ciicl- o' vaults which con- t- iw, or wi.i~:h will cf ntain, the bodies of :he Roclcelel er ia'i.il_y members.

The base wil. bf ten feet hgh; the

single stone that surmounts it fifty-live feet high. lf has been dressed at the quarry at Birre, V.: _ and if. is the larg- est stone it a* ra-. he shipped hy rtil without strninir g bridges and demor.-.l - zing r- ad- e ls.

Special c--rs of extraordinary strength

have been construcbd at the oil mig- nat--’s order io convey this monst r stone to Clavelrinfl, and the oriflg-.s ov.-r \» hici thi-se ca-.is will pass wiil te =loroughly it specter! just before the car cro-is them. The stone will ar- rive tn Cleve -ind about Oct. 15.

On the sei-ond base ih » word “Rot-ke.

fella.” will appear in rai;-'ed le' er.-'. In awarding the contrast, M . R ckefel`e“ slid: ~-l do nrt want the monument to a.'.tr;ict' much atvt-nion.”

A sigr iiicant f~.ct in connection wi'h

the letting of the contract for thc mor.- , uiitent is thit recently John I). Rocke- feller threa e led to move h`s perman- ent tomi from T..rrytown. N. Y., to 'Cletelanm The building of the menu m-nt is ta ken here as an indication that ; he has decided to make the chang- .

INEB RiI~;'IY is A l>1sEAsE-Parties can

cured at the KEELEY INSTITUTE,

Portland, Mattie of Alcoholism, Morph nism. Cigarettes and Tobacco; also f oin_ Neurcsthenia or Nerve Exhaus- tion. The undersigned citizens will cheerlully give information to any per- son who wishes to be cured ot any of the above diseases and desire to live a better an ` healthier life. You may call upon th ti. for such facts as is placed in their hands. This is the nearest Keely Ir stit ate to the li’ aritime Provinces hence

pract cally the ch- apest.

R. C. Gorr, L.C. Worvruv. Vl lnulu Tun

rum, P. P. ABCHIBALD, Queen Hotel; Amsx ANDER Honrur, W. B. iioBER'rsoN, Sheriff Smox W. Cranes, A. I. Jonsson. Pres W.C T- U.: M~"s.R. J. C.4MPBnt.i..- Oct 21-d& wklv Should the reader prefer not to confer with

‘ny of the above reference-i, write or o'_>_m e irect to the luftitute without consultiu g our neighbors

WANTED all visiting Teach-

ers to visit Paton & Co’s this forenoon.

trip to the Bargain Corner, Qdontown is all right ;a good show-sois ours and

attracted the crowd last evening that tl ey almost forgot the- Opera House. We want all to see these.goods.- Bar- gain Corner. W. D. McKay.

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Suitings. O\~eicoatings:and Trousering.

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HoN BENJAM1N Rooms, the Birkbeck U it it w. H. AITKEN, Egg., M. i>.1-ioclin, E-q,

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