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Maritime Provinces Amateur Athletic Association.

The Eleventh Annual

Championship Games

of the Association will be held on the Grounds ofthe

CHARLOTTETOWI A. A. ASSOGIATIOH

in Charlottetown, P. E. 1,, on the

Afternoon of

'lllUllSDll,_ SEPTEIBER Sth, i898.

The following is-the list of events, open to

bona-tide rest ents ot the Maritime Pro- vinresz- l. 100 Yards Run. 2. Putting 16 lb. Shot.. 3. 220 Yards Bun. 4- Pole Vault. 5. Half Mile Bicycle. 6.5 Throwlnz 16 lb. Hammer. 7. 880 Yards Rue. 8. Running

High JumE. 9 l Mile Bicycle. 10. 440 Yards Run. 11. unnlng Broad Jumn. 12. lMile Run. 13. 3\Mile Bicycle. 144 120 Yards Run.

Eveutstobeconteeted in the abpve order.

1utendlngcoin~petliors will govern them- lclves accordingly.

cH“<;yeAle Races under sanction and rulesolf

Entries will clbse with the Hon. Secretary

at Halifax.N. S., on Thursday, Sept. lst, at midnight, and should be made through Secretaries ol' Club-i, on omcialentry blanks. In the case of individuals not so entered, s tisfzctory evidence must be produced of amateur standing. Blanks may be obtained

from ang affiliated club or from the Secre- tary at alifax.

Fee in each event fifty cents, to accom-

pany en y. _

Any further information ‘fill be furnished

on application. '

R. T. McILREI'l'H,

Hon. S€0’y M. P. A. A. A.

453 Sackviile St

Hall fax, N. S.. Ang. l‘.', 1893-iiieod

‘ During the past year Canadian im-

ports from the Uniled States have been larger than from Britain and this fact has been seized upon by some zealous opposition, journals as a basis for the question, whether the preference given to British imports is really of much value to Britain. The Montreal Herald supplies' some Olli- cial figures which are of _value in a.ns\\‘ei'ing the question. As is well known, cotions, vroollens, linens, worstcds, carpets, ha.be_rdashery, chiiiaware and tin plates are great staple British nianufactures. \Vha.t has been the general volume of Brit-ish trade in these articles with the world and with Canada during the first month that the preferential tariif has been in full operation, as compared with the like month last year?

The British trade returns for July

show that the total export of cottons of all kinds was 134,861,852, _ as com- pared with £-£689,452 in July of last year, a gain of about 6 per cent-. =How was it with exports of cotton goods to Cana'ia'l In July of last

£60,454 and in the same month this _yeae£l09,4l1. This shows a. gain of S0 per cent.

In linen goods the total of British

exports to all countries showed a. A falling od' of 20 per cent while in the exports to Canada there was a. clear . gain of 60 per cent. In woollen ex- ports the total trade to all countries showed a. diminution of about 7 per fcent. The -‘zhipments to Canada., on the contrary advanced from .£32,- 5 929 to £55,605, orfully 65 percent. ` In worsteds While there was a. falling off of 20 per cent in Britains total

ed on a westward ramble, left thenoiee and dust of the city behind us, and _wended our way out to the country. We drove out past ilie North River Bridge, with that beautiful little spot, Poplar

lite inhabitants. Then we drove on

lnienudveranda-. showing ei state of l

year the sum of these exports was-

(ln a. charming day in July, we start

Island. Then on through Cornwall, with its beautiful farms and handsome

houses, with velvety _glass plots in front, and orchards and gardens at-

Cornwa`l is a beautiful place where

every house indicates the prosperity of

through this lovely country road. shad- ed on both sides with trees, past C lydc River, and on past the stately residence “ bf Michael Devo eziux Esq. with ns curliiined windows and beautiful orua-_

atlluence 1.1¢ :went to conn mplata.

Mr. Hugh McMillau’s -handsome

house ani store at New Haven soon came into view with all its surrounding fertile farms, which we hope the genial owner will long live to enjoy. Then one we went over thus i sleep hills iill_ we came to Sirritli Gnrtuey; beauti- ful Sirath Gartney ! “Where my childhood knew a lappy home _ And many pleasures they were

mine.”

The day was full of the sweetness

and warmth that only sumniercgin Shed over and extract from the land, and the sweet smell of the clover which the farmers were lznsy cutting down was delicious; we oreathe the clear air, we revel in the splendor, the beauty, the glory of the woods that greet the evel on every side.' People who live in the*

to be good and pure and irue in a bian- liful spot anicng the hills, than it is in

and evil. On the hill above the resi- dence of Mrs. R. B. Stewart we stopped

which spread before our admiring gaze;

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_ CITY OF Cl'l'TOWN.

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‘“°l‘°d- To PAm~:NTs AN_n GUARDIAAS.-~ ' . ' _

You are hereby notified that all the public

schools of this city will commence the fall

and winter term on TUESDAY, the 6th

September. Scholars are requested to be

in atteiidanize on the opening da_ye,_1\iid_l»oys

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are requestedto wear .stroiig-, serviceable

and neat clothing, and parepts and guard- ians are recommended to ’ lpiirchiise _frthem

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J as Paton 5: Co.

CHEAPSIDE.

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to admire the beauty of the scenery ‘ at cha

the hills of the Green Road, -tne river, . . 1. . .. Y _ _ _ which seemadlike a ribbon ti silver f _ » ~ _ _ _ ._ _ j 3 winding in and cut among its mossy , _ I '_ ' _ _ ` ' _ 5 banks. and away in the distance we _ ' _ _ i _ _ - ` 5 -

dim outline was visible, ‘ as the setting sun shed its parting rays; we slowly

Ah ! can life have any joys or Ura(-es That has no friends P

Aftcrrefreshments were seiv.d we

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drove to our fo h , h k' d ` _. ‘ I " ' " friends warmlyrzzlrcogrdd usiv are m ' $1 posonm Pl'C|'Dl\"1\Sn smsonm

\i~'n@?_na.»,. nm beauty of familiar ~ First Day, |4th Septeabw, |39;

aces _ _ `

its giadness end., _ Three Minnie L.la<.=s.... - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . ~- --Purse $150.00

2.26 Class . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... °° _ 200.00

enjoyed me quiet evening lismnihg ,O 2.40 Cliiss (Trotters and Pacers) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . °° 150.90 l

the distant lowing of tue cattle, the Second, Day September.

sound of the water falling over the mill 9 _ wheel. and the distant umfiled moan 012.50 Class. ........... .. . ._ . . . .. .. . . .. .. - , ...~.Purse 8150.001 _ the sea, and as the clock strikes eleven F;-eg F01-A11 _ _ _ , _ _ , _ _ , ___, _ _ . . . .f. . _ .... . . . . ._ . ~ 250.00 ‘werelire torest. and bid one and all 2.30C1~.iss . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .. .. .-.. ..... . -~~ e 150.00 good-night Emries close 7:11 September. 1898.

No horse barred by record made after August lst, 1898. _

_ _ _ _ _ _ \ ‘ - All further particulars given on application -to the Secretary.. _ 3 - t - 'L In addition to the above: the Guideless Horse “Tomni-y.” from Ontario, will

t exports there was a gain of more than ' 0 ` 7 _give three exhibitions ofsoeed on each tithe Race days. _ L. 20 per centin the exports to Canada.. _ _ t Admission to grounds, 25:5; Children under twelve years chi. 15.eents, ‘

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-“f§;l;;;,‘o?e;‘g ;t' 822:52 Daughter Followed lt and Re- S|)€Cl3l R3t8S._b_y St6al'l'\_3l'S and

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the city, which seein so entirely “the ' _ `-_ 5 ’ “_ work of men’s hands,” and which we _ I ‘_ f

know to be full of places of temptation _ . 5 " ~ ’ , W ‘t f .

could see the gl mofl-hewater'of'ihe _ _ _ ._- 1 _ ‘_ _ __ "» A September 14*h_2m1 159*

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*M I ;;il1 Of 30 Pei' 060% ill th? shipments g3~i|'l6d H8? H83l'lh I Bv regular and special trains from all Stations to Charlottetownosohedsyngood

Broken Promises .E;

he and Brohen Bicycles

if' Are liableto make a wicked man 'E

;- » svgparkand a fairly good man say 3 ; 7. " an _ ; ;- By doing as we_P8Y,~ f09&}1`lU8 ‘.5 1 5; promptly on. time- repairing 5_3 r pguperly-_-_-charging ras- lowv as __ `:_ ‘ nossible-we _do away with 3 i-_-_ broken promises, and assist in _5 , making the disadvantage of' a __- ` broken wheel afaint memoryof I

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_ the past. if. Quick repairing, good repairing.

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of the Great Sale

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or last year, a gain of £21,230.

dear child, it grieves me to learn that you

to return day of issue as follows. -

to Canada. ' - _ _ ` . ' -

. . . Uff ish tollllmsdal . incl $l.2> l so a_toBearRiver inclusive

Recapitulating these facts it ap-_ . :;dmQg:';’Hw"h,';°_:':dl” th’ il-ii§viii¢i¢ _Pe-eggs “_?iv° 1.33 _lfpdiitileigatg £16 :_

ears that while the volume of British l ° C°'“"‘y ‘° R‘°h‘“°“d 1' “” _

P ' Wellington t‘oeSummerside export trade for the month in linens, _n‘°iL°“’”°°“"i” ‘"°‘ °‘ H°°°’° 5”' 'lI;ir~:§§llg;'eI§gSté1wdL;sv° Twverw gif?

* woollens, worsteds759and carpsts de-_ ;;£1!ghth°:;c?m:'::::_':'yfmm;f;°;f_°;t;;‘ lépleggg §i°i»§§1§2§oi-in Wiltshire

creased forom £1, 3,821 to 1,485,- ,,,,ighb,_,,._ Th” .N ,n-,mm by honest Wine,”

015, or by £308.806, the exports of peopie who ue gntdu tok 5, cue, ac, RUYWY 3\1U¢l>l°l\ - PlS‘1“id the same lines to Canada under the l_ oompliahed by this wonderful medicine. I Alscyreturn tickets at one' first. class single fare willbeissued from all stations

preferential tariff increased from Read this statement; _ _ to Chgrlottgtopéréhon _the 13th, 14th and 15th Sept. good to return by alltrains up ' 2 ‘ if ~ ° “I lmlcted ith vue £0 _ 00.9 9 » _ i;141'2?3 to 175'184’_'a gsm of gtgmxi: gmm wack.; ,ugpinseréd :gh ‘ The Specialtrains will run asiollows, Local time, Leave Summerside on arrival of mining another group of Buena ‘¢°“Y *lim* I *°° “vid ¢° 2° mr _,’°,““1“"_”""‘f”°"‘ T‘g““" °”‘h° _1,§’f§,§‘_,f‘f',,‘f,"’.°.“ S°‘.1°§§,,;,,,,_,, - ,,,_,, ..

_ . I d. U haberdasher mm._ distance from hmnefor isarot having an Lmvegensington 953 ._ .. mn," 3,", 1048 Wmshh., gg 1 t°XP°"S me u ‘”° . -7’ ‘ mack. Iwu treated tor neuralgia ofthe. '~ rreerown mos ‘° I °' Roni Junction 1130 “ nery, chinaware, galvanised sheets, hun wmmat “dh At “st m moth” -‘ ilmerald ~ 5 _ 10.18 “ Arrive mu “ tin lates tin and alkali the trade " ` 5 si I A special train will leave Charlottetown on the afternoon of the 14th and 15th for

P 1 wrote and urged me to try Hood s Sana- _ . . . . . ' _ -_ _ the west at 6 tm cennectmc at Summer-side with the tram for Tignish.

with Canada fo? the momih _ showed. puma' _her |°tteteb°f°r° me at th' Passengers the Eastrwill arrive bv the regular morning train on the

£_5S»303 as against £ 371075 m July ; Prmept tim° and it read' ‘B t°u°W° i ‘ My and on the second day in addition to the regular train a special train will

as'af‘¢”`8is’8

Bedford

Union and Brsckley Point

G t0C rdiga p.°?€i¥i.§,°i>'é‘.i. ~“ °

We think the above 5gu,.e,,_ which sutferso with your stomach. Do get s Leave Souriut ' 8.00 I j‘N¥ SIDWUWU all

l mivht be considerably extended, are l bottle °t=H°°q_’5 331'”-Dal'iu5~md let mi 2: sclisgthzrsver liliiiii

suliicient to show that tl-'I0 Preferential know thsirgult’ 1°! I am conadnnt' u Mme” . .936 ~

_tariH' is now, and is likely to be in the _ _L _lf Life-' Special trains _willleave Georgetown and Sour-is at 6.l5_p meaeh day. _ _ _ future a marked benefit to British l Iam glad.to‘s_t_-pta that I abided » by my » Excursion return- tickets be issued at one first class _fare from all stations m the*

motherfndvioe and I ¢mn°w1{e¢_iu,y¢n¢1 lntereolonial a_nd_P E 1 Railways to Charlottetown on the 13th and 14th Sept,good

“.“"”“f"'°“"°'f" B" _ °E °°““° "' in-Ong. ;1n‘¢‘v¢ think of being wlumne to return up W and 011 the 1691 Sept all °\\° KN* G18!! fm- Smgle m0U°h S l""a“S“°f'1°n3 need _U09 Hwdffg Qgrggifiu, in gh, h0,,,,_ - It 1,. ,1 Return_fuief rom Picton to Charlottetown $2 on the 13th and 14th good to return up be accepted as quite conclusive. ’ gi-at 'tornothers while nagging 1` to and on_the516th. ` 5 -

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i ° Bedtord at I °‘ Royalty J unetion _ | Arrive charlottetowu

ls§'£s‘.°'e%ls&S

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can Cod? _Shingles "When we have the opportunity pf hav¢g}¢@_§g;§§my baby ,,.iths!muct;,,,’ lgnnteamergvizilioaniérlyiieixmmomeud “wand return for 25c¢nt». 5 f'?,;P_,§}‘,i,,,,_';',_?_;3, Cvmpwvg 1 l°Hs@f_ P°f1_°d-'S11 P'._?"!=i ;§§F!¥¥°i_@l?¢°°1l1 W-°§=1d~Hk°°f ' in eo be mamma mine secretary.

' quality, besides more months or a. year-with a corres- have knogn __Boed's

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amines lens. _ `

Our Shingles 5 Sell Well.

Ten different qiislties at nrioes _

sellin the on t.

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l stones ”°.I"Fl.““ °f the' Qlihdiq _ - Lamzs new felt- _Etlllllh Imliilig sud .s in th°3v°i'm° n I ` 1 `

MW, ,,.,__,,_ 1-= =-f¢f°=»s1»<>1_<i»._» -w. x; . - _ s ‘ J- J- JQHN-Ser. I

must expect stirring news in -the near Sze our show vriudo we for latest tall sumgnsidg _ 5 f ° A if 13"; ghrbtwwym

future from that quarter. ,styles.- W A Weeks & Co. 27 Si. | snmmenidn Aus 27nd ' f

pending period in the past we shall °‘h°1' mmm- I F. L. ‘HASZARD,- if _ C. R. SMALLWOOD

have a better basis for a. decided ” it;_"°r:lRt;;5jLA, = V Y: . _ _ J;

eww- Sw =11°~=n<=e may also. .3 ` 55 .sire-5 _

be made for the 18-P89 89ll_ei-ali exP*'!l_ §.__w."*-,..__ ' sion of Canadian trade this ye!-r._ _- i§`s5idb7ydri`fz¢lsts'.' isi;sixror¢`s.5_ , in .Si _j5_'§_ _ i __ If 1_,e,__;__

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