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SCHOOL GARDENS.

The educational journals of the United

States are new exploiting the subject of school gardens, which are a. sort of agricultural kindcrgartens grafted on to the common schools. The schemeinvolves the setting apart of a certain section 'of

good ground adjoining the school premises, with plots for each individual pupil, in which during a certain portion of

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the due school days they do actual garden work, and receive scientific instruction in the growing of fruit, vegetables and flowers, the value of soils, etc. Every

rural and village school in France,Holland

and Denmark has now its plot of ground in which the program of instruction in cultivation is carried on. i Thus inariagriculturalland such as ours, with the school garden system in vogue, the children of the schools from early years are trained to work in the soil, to produce crops, and to do this in a scienti- fic, methodical manner. When such chil- dren leave school, ifthey goto an agri- cultural college, they have been trained in linewith their college studies. In any case the hour devoted to the garden comes to them as a. relief from book study, just as manual. training does in the schools

where it is taught. And with thegarden

often said amcnz us with too much truth I that the children are being educated away

In addition to the three countries above

Elec ° 0.. q_i11ba_i.»ld;.i timnosm-

ol-‘¥§Q Meciidohernf Build- [mm f‘_b° hm'

ing ieen Street on '

linda! ith.

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psny "ere" elosed""uixtil after the Annual BI sexing.

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Card of Thanks

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lo tht- Electors of thc .Gly of _Ch’lown.

Ladies and Gentlemen;

I freturn you my very sincere

thanks for ageih electing me as a. Commissioner of Sewers and Wa'er Supply at the election on Wednesday the 13 h inet

To all who awisfed in any way to

secure my ¢l.clion I extend my hearty thanks _

Your obedient s¢»rvan‘,

CrlAS_ 'elCGRlL`GOR

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CYSTERS ! OYSTERS 2 OYSTERS !

We have alarge stork of o srers on hand and we are put.i ng them up by th: quart or i . any w..y ‘.0 suit the purchaser,

The 3 3

Royal 3 3 Restaura nt I

is open from early morning til late at night and we are ready to _ _ give the nicest lunches hung.y

heart could wie-'h

gnop in and .ook over our Bill of

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J- Geo. Garver.

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reportedtobe 81,670 school gardens in

of Europe, although it has not yet obtain-

She wouldn't have a man whose heart i

She wouldn’t marry one whose height

'l`he man who came to win her heart

Branch Offices » ‘

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named where there is aschool _garden in w:il:_':_° y_;'__':_t°e':°nzbj‘;flm;T gigainf; connection with every school, there are ,.ep°,.,_,,,. q

_ None whatever, answeredllr Rowe; i ' T Four zrtig _f ~_ _ _ _ _ » _ _

flustrie, Hun88l’!.Sweden, Germany end. ‘fillet-you ge ahead and write down wha P ' I ' " ' Russia. It will thusbe seen how widely I_s°y'

prevalent the ayetemis on _the Continent _aw huowfng smkment “meh he

to be :mounted in me Umm st»ta==."'“°f°°f"i°=*°»" f°1' “°*°f<*#,°f We rem- Somh eounties in New. Y ~rk Ohio It cmmacgd in my sbgumem'

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he wouldn‘t merry one who smoked, She wouldu’t wed one who swore; , _

Had ever leaped for love before. "

Was less than five feet nine or ten; _

Must have command o`er other men.

THE RGWE CASE.

l\Mail and Empire liepre-

santttive investigates.

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J.E. B. McOREADY, i YJ. P. HGOD, I .Consecon Has e Sensation, the L`~ke _ ` 5 .f I

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of Which It H ss Not Experienced for Years-David Rowe Gives ei Written Statement of the .Faoin of the Case.

Oousscos, Fein 15.-For some tlmethie

village and neighbourhood has been rlrg= ing with the story of David Rowe.Mx-.Rowe is a farmer, who has lived on a farm three miles from hare all his lifetime, and is known by every man. woman, and child for miles arounfl. Same time ago his _friends noticed a great change in -his physical appearance,and nolittle comment ‘was made as to the rapidity with which _he was failing: in health. From a strong, vigorous man he had become a bent and crippled invalid. Recently, however, he had appeared to his friends sturdy and his old-time vigor an-.1 health. Knowing that such a case would be of great public interest. your correspondent visited Mr. Rowe to get the facts. Mr. Row is a mod- _ est man of few words, frank, straightfor- ward. and truthful. After having intro- duced myself, he sa.id:-- '

"You need not apologize for visiting

me, to enquire into this matter. I do not consider it an intrusion at nil. I have

body round here knows, I was bent near ly double with Kidney Trouble, pains in my shoulders, spine, and small of my back._ The suffering I endured was some thing fearful. I could not stand up straight tosave my life. Icould do no work. I consulted my physician and took his prescribed medicines. but got no better. I rear in the newspapers bow Dodd’~i Kidney Pills were curing people of Kidney Disease, Lame Back and Rhen I matism. I bought a box from Mrs.

it was all u~\edI began to recover, an

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, Moccasins

Plenty of snow now for snow-3h‘oeicg.__W`_'~ _ can furnish you with nice bl1tfl‘r-'kin _amoe- assins at the following prices. ' V

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This is the Barker Collar .for wear

wuh a. pull* --or___.a..ay other large fue. Its u. comparatively low, collar, very trim, stylish and comfortable. _

20c. -each . _ ..

mmm;

.Terms cash.

; Wom‘en’s. 95°. and $1.10 .°~. . i Meu’s 95:.»snd $l.3(t . V _ V.

ALLEY &

‘_ SOLE LOCAL AGENTS FDR” °

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_after I had _used ten _boxes I was entirely

school in opemtion it cannot be said, as ie °‘"`°‘l°°”‘l’ °»°"° W' YW “ef If “i‘l.liil'~9$if

Vfect good health. This is mystery. You

’ can print it if you like, acl' have nothing

to hide, and it may sati~fy A good many people who knew of my previous eondi ion to know how I wl_lnf¢\_¥Nd__; _Jr

At Mr Rowe: indication, I pre I

cheerfully signed- -.

extended dowumy spine, _.finally concen

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on 55 of the Compsiuesfmtt. '13_;_7 tlist_t_iie shares 'iiédslly ,Piilyla

V _ __ _ _ _ _ _ §;;i ni§. gxttmzongan er he ndzhe amount a.tg,\ily_paid upon edereozhoia in came.. n is beaten-me “I had a very severe pain in my beck. ° ‘ I °" "‘°'°‘ " 1” “’°° °°°- , I

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is stronglynpproved for its utility and Small Of my b&¢¥.'0I’ ww” lm' kldue

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may expect that in due time the school ing 5"’ I did# “'35 W” *ble W 3° ‘“\l""1~ Sai-den will follow in the 'w|.ke` of the l°°°s““'°d `-Dhysicmu' and he prefs.-°5'ib°d

have undertaken .it and the experiment ,u.f,¢|f,~i,`,»¢"i`¢'»‘=,}f,,',_|» ;_,,_mm',",`,5`,,|y '_5";-;

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its benencial en-ww an pupih A bm and therethe pain was nlmostunendurab __

ton for shipping and snnlting. arid we are naw

nvestors will

little to say beyond the fact that as every-

man, who keeps the grocery hex"i=l._ 'Before ‘ ‘ G

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Irrespective of the merits of the BIGFOUR w-

tion a pert of the regular course. So :we and you can just imagine a m£u`\,suffei-- i`§§;;;°f§:{l1,,;°'::;,°;“§§°:§,h“3‘;“°1:;‘?;“§_f_;y :'51 l°m!_°o¢;:_y.

GAC

INOUR

new over 57o,oenlianres

think of it?

Mr. Carnegie is a. record-breaker in

benevolence as well as in mon_ey-getting.

Millions roll in upon him mmthl/, and

his wealth isenorinous, yet he has put-

lished to the world the opinion that “to

' to save himself from such disgrace hu . has

already given away $l5,0’JIl,0fl) to libraries, halls, recreation rooms Sec. Still his

millions are accumulating so fast that hi

has now declared his purpose to strike a

faster pace in ariving and will for some Lime to come dispose of a. million dollars ,i month in public bencfactions. If aftei all the multimillionaire should fail into

the di_~,f;race of dying rich it will hardly ‘ue aiiirined that he dirl not make som

.art to save himself fror.. that calamity.

A 1ilai1Tul3e.

Sm,-Regarding the conveyance of our

mails, in winter, it must he clear that it is useh.-s< expecting anything like an ap- proach to regularity by the Minto and Stanley.

The route bv the ice boat service at the

to be at present the surest

and this is subject

'O "1

proposal, it

seems as ont V -question as the tunnel, at some method of

e _ for me, but to no benefit. I not-iced in

manual training room here. 'It looks fees- I' me papers how that Dgddk Kidney _Pins ible and promising. \Vhat do our teachers were curing many cases of Kidney Disease

die rich is to die disgraced." In Zhc efi`ort~

and and Rheumatism, and I determined to give them a trial. I purchased a box off Mrs. German, who keprlgroceics and patents medicines heie. I did not feel any benefit, but before I had 'finished the first boxl began to feel a clmngeior Lhehettcr. I took in all ten ` boxes, and they have entirely cured ine. I have no pains in my back or across my kidneys. an-'i I am a well man to-day through tilting Drills Kidney Pills.”

(Sight-d) David Rowe.

(Witness)

\v..1. Mansu. _ Those who ruayi read this articfe, and

do not know Mr. Rowe, cannot fully appreciated the positicnlhc holds in this community. He is an able farmer, well and favourably known, and as an evidence of.his character for truthfulness and honesty I append the statement of Mr. J. J. Ward, the local justice of the peacer- Thisis to certify that I ani personally

acquainted with Mr. David Rowe, and know him to be n man of truth, a. nianof

throuuh the country, and any statement he might give you I have no hesitation i in saying that you nee.i not be afraid 'io ' use, as a gentleman of Mr. Rowels stand-

J. J. Wood _

Justice of the Peace in and _(tr the Country of Prince Edward. _ '

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200 Feet Of More Tunnel Work Now Way. '

Ani it is trn_h1l.`_th1t we s‘n'il iefxizr from the wriuz dainz of oth:-1, b 1*. we hive. or this wa-.iii never hw: lo be a'lver.i_se l, an 1 w: pr:»_:>:».-‘»:, in the futur: as we have in the past, to d> wsli ani fel: ni ill. Let tl1::n do bs' tter who like. i

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*hares to be ind onl at -the Cn1n;>a.ny‘s oflizs, opposite New Court Hman: "

Columbia avenue, Russian B. C., P..0. Bai: 515. j ~ ‘

s JAM as LAWLER, s==r¢e.y, R...1.na,.fB.c;

ilillkospeclus with msn sent o.1ly't'o-in'/:stars o' dur dislrlli; to ~ “ Y

' I. \R'§E ORE ‘ZDDY NBW I5! SIGHT. This isthe last oo'>ort‘mity to bw ow* i” gat m an

treasn.-_,'sl1a'res ,for devel opment pu rpuses, and st~»c': certificates 'will b° sent at the' odowing sacrifice prices; soo shares for $29; 509 shares for $45- 1 ooo shares lor $80 had “ i:>JJs.i_1.'.;s r`J.°_§._,». _-i:xi..i_/1|' »:i::';.a. »1.':._ ` ` - 533] [5-`-ai ..

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pos1tePO

sterling honestly and integ`rit`y,V whose ‘ , ` , ' ‘ e ;` . ~ _ E ~ . _ __ _ _

word could 'always be relied on, and up _ _ ' _ ‘ _ I f _ _ i _ #_ ‘ ._

gentiemin well and favourably known-in. i ‘ ' 1 ' ,_ "1 '_ ‘ Consecon and vicinity, and] in fact,all I D- ' _ if V ~ ` 5

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