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\VEDNESDAY. OC FOBER l9.Il899.

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The Anglican church throughout

Great Britain, and in less measure in its membership beyond the seas has been much agitated for years

over the growth of ritualism and the alleged tendency toward Romanising. Recently ii vigorous anti-ritualistic crusade has been in progress and many within the Anglican. commun- ion have viaitid with' much coiicern for the utterance of the Archbishop of Canterbury on some of the quest- ioiis raised. lil a series of charges to the clergy delivered last week, as a cable despatch tells,the Primate spoke out with no uncertain sound and in terms that have deeply aggrieved the Low Church party. We quote:--

,The Primate declared plainly that the doctrine of the Real Presence 'as em- bodied practicallyin the doctrine of con- sulistsntiation. is permitted, though not exprfssly taught, by the (hutch of England; that. although compulsory ,confession is absolutely illegal, vrilun- tary confession is legal, and no clergy- man is jusliiied in refusing to hear. lie commended priyers for the d ad, but f r ade iiivi cation of the saints or the virgin. He declared that the elevation and r seriarion of the sacrament and

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by the use of

use of incense are non-perniissib`e, hui he approved of the Ritual. in corfer- mifv wi h the pr. scriptri u of the prayer book.

Thus practically we have from the

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We have added to our establish- ment an np-to-date FOUNDRY with all the latest improvement s. Our aim_is txodrlease our custom- ers and in o er to do so we must give them Casting-s equal to any n Canada. or U. S.

_ We have riieretors procured the

very best American Sand and one of the best Moulders in the provinces. We a e now in a pos- ition to meet the long desired needs of the public. Why not patronize home Indus- try and bring along your work. Give us a trial and be co:.vinced what we say is true. Give us a call and we will en- deavor to please you.

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l highest ecclasisitical authority in the Chui ch of England his sanction for all the doctrines and practices which Low Churchmen, ha ve condemned, and the cable tells that“High Church- men are elated.” The utterance is of the highest consequence in England where the church is established by law. While it most intimately con- cerns the members of the Anglican church in the first place, it is by no means a matter of indillerenee to the large membership of the numerous -Nonconformist 'bodies, who will view with alarm, almost, if not quite equal

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into their Low Church brethren what

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they will be disposed to regard as a move toward undoing the work of the Reformation and Romanising the State church.

As the Times has foresliadowed, the

deliverance of the Primate, which has caused elation among the High churchmen in England, is likely to land new strength to the movement ‘in favor of disestablishment. It is not likely that the CLurch of Eng~ land, if once entered fully and auth- oritatively upon thecoursc mapped out by the Archbishop of Canterbury, can long remain the established state church.

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In the current number of the Am-

erican Journal of health is an article by A. 15. Gray , M. D. dn the milk supply of Toronto, in which the Ken- sington Dairy of that city is very highly commended as offering “the highest grade of milk obtainable in the city of Toronto. From the cow to the table milk furnished by the Kensington Dairy is exposed to no influence tending to lessen its natural ,purity and strength. The live stock ‘from which it is obtained are exam-

‘ined every month by a. veterinary

surgeon and are in every way cared lfor with scrupulous attention. The

,bottles in which it is distributed are

thoroughly sterilized in a steam closet daily, thus rendering them free from bacteria and all disease germs.” The dairy to which this ,-high and exclusive endorsement is ,given is owned and run by Mr W. J. 'Palmer,°on of Charles Palnier,Esq. of Charlottetown.

i lt- turns out that at the battle of Santiago, in which Cervera.’s fleet was destroyed, no American ship came ~riearer than a mile ofthe ei;iemy’s ship ‘before the latter was either run =ashore or had struck her Hag. All of

, the Spanish ships were destroyed at l

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Tni-1 GUARDIAN gladly notes that

Dr. McLeod, in response to an influ- ential requisition, has con~eiilfd to hp(-,--me li. vimli ‘ltle for llil- po~litiuvl l f ` seweiage and wail-i i»~i~|i|-ly ii-is about, to become vacant liy the re-igiiatioii l Of Hon. David Laiid. Dr. McLe- d ht!-t~\\ well earned the position by his able contributions to the subject. of city sanitation and his advocacy of the introduction of sewerage in this city. There is need of a man of Dr. Mc-

board It would be a fitting compli ment to have him returned without opposition, as we hope may be done.

Leods scientific knowledge on the

Tile following remarkable statement

is f-om the Toronto Globe: “Even when the mails do arrive (at Dawson) they contain only first class mail mat

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‘ ter. Newspapers ai-_e not carried be-

yond Dyea or Skagway, where they are destroyed.” If the latter state- ment is true the fact ought long ago to have been publicly made know n. All this time, if we are to believe the Globe's almost incredible stiiti-ment. the postal authoiities have been re- ceiving newspapers in all parts of Canada for transmission to friends in the Yukon countiy, and after carry' ing them as far as Dyes or Skagway, there destroying them l Many of these were transient newspapers on which the senders were required to

pay postage.

travelling trunks, treasure chests 0

of the latter armed with ktdaks, is now well on liis way to the Ho]

way or in Paleftine that comes under the imperial eye and is found worthy of his lofty notice is to be photo-

seem to think all this is funny and

speaks of "His serene- _Freakishness, the Boss ]:’hotograpliér” and another breaks out in the following burlesque: ,“Here is Emperor William coming. Let the Nile dry up V! Let the Pyra- mids hide their diminished heads l Let the sphiux unbind l Here is a royal ass who would pray on Mount Calvary lAnd lie comes taking photo- graphs l Hail to the Aich Camerist l Hail to the eighteen equerries 'and their kcdaks l Hail for the Emperor I Hail, for him ! Hail, frogs, lice, loc- usts for Pharaoh of Germany l

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A FULL stock of lslaiid and Canadian

tweeds at "The Model Sto!e.”_R. H. Ramsar & C0.

Eviiiirrninc is discounted st Weeks

& Co‘s big ,closingsale 20 per cent to 50 per cent. Plent y oi goods and bar

W. A. Weeks & Co. 19, d fw, 3i, cod.

Asaizeaiis. Six dozen American

pere_ale Wraprers. Fast coicr and lat:st style. Regular $1 wrapper yours for 45c. Be quick or you’ll not get one. F. Perkins_& Co.

BiG show of American and German

jackets to-day, at l'.u~oN & Co’s.

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Only it i .38 for . l`len’s Fine Kid e

Fashionable Boots.

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A The Kaiser with his hundred

graphed Some of the newspapeisl ' `_'

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gains for all. Everything going cheap. @

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Pll:l0\t.; il J' b,I` ELI. 'll l-. , llfll ‘i Kg. Sl.. Anne. Poivin N - lli 5_\'l‘ng\ ;-ll `i , Laughl n Sydiey ; J n M., M- Lei an, nitai LJ- e, Je- e -. l~` r-s-_ .~_i»ii ey: and 6 I il-°.aut»»li (l »; lm i as i."i\lr|!_.zli uk. Halifax; live# M.-»i_i. Mi ll- iialll, .\`» rlh s‘ydney;L1oy .\l.._y, Mei) ug ii, belle River. -

Oni. 17.-Clit: Lady May. McDou-

gall. New Glisgow.

Uct. 18, Ai:--S.S Halifax, Pyc.

Bostin.

inn; Jsuie M., Mcbellan, Wa ace; S.b`. H. litax P_ e,B0~ton; S.S.' W ui. Aiilieli, ball, N-w Glasgow.

Oli. 15.-Up to the prisent time

ltbcre has been very lrle produce snipped at this poit, piices ale potatoe- I25cts, oath 28c,turi.ips 14c. The tol- ‘lowiug vessels _are in port and are being loaded oy P. Kelly and Poole and ,Thompson :=Ularence, Smth. South §Lunenburg; Irena M. B. Behum, ‘,l-lilifax; J J. Clark, Siiddard, Woocs It H ii-bor; May Queen, Jackson, Picton;

Sonor ar.- Hit z, Luuenburg;C. A.

Euinest Hilt. Mahone Bay; loaded by G. Wiglitmaii, W. D. (rosby, Julian. pllslifiix, Kelly and Poole and Thomp- lscn, Moiiilor, Fiaser. St. Mary. d»~; `Meiino, Harper, Jedore. 1". S. Mc- Donald. The Balque Matilda ownid by Geo. Wighlmau. is discharging Ballast pri-pirazory say to undergoing some necessary repairs.

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princely gifts and fifteen equerries, all -- -

Medical journals etdorse and physi-`

cans presciihe Abbi-y’s Effervesceiit

Land. Everything of interest on the Sul" The ‘wily us” "f 'hs alwdayd

iling i-li preparation- will keep you in l good nesltn. All drvggists at 60 cents Ez- large bottle. Trial size 25 cents-

Wii.ii>i>i=:ize.` Six dozen pireiile

are makingirreverent remarks. One “'1`*‘PP°"‘*i fa” °°‘°f and 1"*s" "5'l""'

‘R»gular $1 wrapper, youis .for 45i-. ` each. F. Perkins & Co. ‘ ME>I‘s top shi'-ts. boys top shirts in

lg ’ Y- - g lt-.iolhing at close pr c-is.-J. B. MAC lnointn & Co.-- Si d&w

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@ A mist valuable remedy for the , diseases of horses, cattle, sheep

grind poultry.

Eve ounce of it valuabl

drugs put up by ourselves. A We can refer ,you _to hu

° dreds who use it and praise i

Price 350.

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We feel like blowing hard

about this line, using all the big adjectives ‘ we know of. It’s a drrdy, it’s a daisy, it’s a lamb. if-ii it in the windo this wok at

$1.38 .

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Made from nice, soft kid, on' * the fashionable coin toe last, § ansl linished with brass eye lits an i li.i iks in the latest styles.

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Furre New Cloth for F&l®a@tllnVV0iiitN¢ei°iil

FAVOR°US AND YGURSELVES. . 'We have opened _a iine| line of Nobby Cloths ir

Suitings. Overcoatings and Trousering.

Call now and get first choice-a. full line of Gents’ Fur-

MARK RIGHT & B0.. ll’ll. ->-

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The most interesting reading in

right here iii this advertisement vi pretty sure to find what you want in

prices that you will like. P

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The styles we showare the the Fall season. Exquisite taste 'new nov- l effects making our

bowel' _of beauty.

BlAllK DRESS

A iii.-i gniliceiit selection of all the

most fiisliioiiable eil’-“cts in Black Dieas here tliii- variety of materials is so surc tic can suit any taste, at a piice to P '*"`

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Fall l

Gloves.

A splen-

did glove for Fall wear is »iur Ladies’ A

button A

Swede Glove in lilai k and T ii shades

all 4Ui ,ttf |»--- _. _

Fam-y Ringwood Gloves at

Q(-lc pi-r pair

C»i~hmere Gloves in all the l

Fading sl 8-668.

‘Needle s.‘ e

A pri-ity iieedle case in

p0vlI|-‘I lu-uit style, Qu. ` ishwi viilh assorted needles,

only 25 cents each. '

Avery pietly and service able casii-, viitha large” a-snort ’ ment of ne- dles for ev¢fy_g5¢»,

only 45 cents Bach

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convince you beyond doubt that olt

4 , ,N1 is the best and cheapest in the

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Jost to give you an idea of

where you ought to buy your dress go-.d-, iliat isif money saving i< an ol'j~ct to you, vie’ll mention two lines. Fancy Boucle Di-es- Goods 40 in. i wide, only 2‘2c per yard.

Heavy all Wo--l Serge in

,Black and N-ivy Blue, 38 in.

wide, 2-5c. ier yd.

Infantecs. 5 ' Dainty'Int'ant.ees for little ' hands in Pink. Blue, Garnet, < etc., iii Silk and Wool at '24c. 3

per pair I,

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For the - '

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Veiling at

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< ;. wool gloves2Oc f L' ->"{_.\ per pair. White

hem stitch hllkfs., 9C. ea-ch, Colored bordered Hdkfs, 30,

LadiesWhite Aprons 180. each, ’

exactly what suits them in every case.

F. PERKINS &

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vests at

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variety.

Thu' “@1990 Pnrisiin Neveltv

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Flannels-

Are you in nerd of

. Our Grey Flannel is f fast at l4c, l6c, 13%

ter yd

R Hornette

The Hornette can be sewn in the on both sides at any

can he used hv DNS! ifor stiffeuing the bodil out any vii-ste

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Grey Jean Corsets 25c per pair. l “alll” 'U El e “Wk

LADI ES’ JACKETS

-' Our Mantle Department this season is an

success, nearly all sizes- are still to be had 80 dll*