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THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTETOWN! AUGUST 8

Deep Subjects Discussed by the School

Enrolment of Sammer School has reached 196. Every year sees some feat- ure of the school eurpassing that of pre- vious yeareé. Ihis year the attendance of members from Outside the immediate locality where tbe school meets is greater than ever. The excellence and variety of the evening lectures sur-

| pass thatof previous yeare,

On Thureday eveaing R. R. McLeod, of Brookfield, Queeu’s County, N. 8., lec tured on “Evolution in some of ne As- pects.” He took advanced grouni in tavor of evolutwn, andy quoted largely from the writings of leaaing scienufic men from Lucrates ie Drummond ino favor of the hypothesis,

Dr. Reid, of Middleton, N. 8., gave a eeries of four lectures on health, taking for his subjects; Hygenie buildings, Ino~

) feetious diseares, Tuberculosis, aod Bac-

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Remember we have stock a full range of shirts, collers, cuffs, braces, ties and underwear.

Shirts for the warm days with

pretty silk fronts 80c and $1.00 each. Colcred shirts in stripes and checks, all wareable goods 75c, 95c, . : $1.10, $1.25 each. i iy dri aud unlaundried <hirte, linen bosoms, ccllar and Vand oe reinforced, range in price from 32¢, 502, 75c, 85c fis Ollare ; ——. . ( i ae in ail tie latest shapes, all guaranteed 4-ply linen ie Cuffs . each or 2 for 25e, 18c each or 2 for 30c. ; i * Found and square ccrners 25¢ pair or 2 pairs for 45c, z sTaces Eneji | . : ° A lee ie oct lish, American and Canadian makes, prices 10c, ° - m ») oe ¥) Tie » “Ve, 25e, 80c and up. ; ee Sen bh , P eS keep the latest styl.s, four-in-hand, strap knots, ; Ws and puffs, F a . “Dderwear that gives comf is the kind I i Weeks eC at gives comfort 1s the kind you buy at ‘ QO,

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teriology, These lectures were replete with information, good practical hints for the preservation of health,

Saturday evening Rev. Mr. Siddell, of Port Medway, N.&., lectured on “Science the Bible.” Commenceing wita a definition of ecience and religion, he cou~ tinned the discussion by saying science and religion began the centuries together; eacb experienced stress and battle and to each have been given a long roll of martyrs. The estrangement ot the past is goue, and today in the march of pro- gress science and religion go band in band. Each bas itsown work wo pre- form inthe evolution of man, from the operations of which we bave enlargement of lifee We owea great debi to science, Men of science bave given us a _ larger world—broader vision and a clearer insight into things. In our times there are three notable outstand.og achievements of science, viz ;—reign of law—conservation

AUCTIUN SALE

To be soldat the premises by Publie Auction, on

Friday, the 3lst day August

A. D. 1900.

At the hour of 12 o’clock noon, the house and buildiags on the corner of Richmond and Rochfort Streets.

Also the vacant lots adjoining the above.

For further particulars call at the Office of Warburton & McKinnon, Solicitors.

MRS. ISP BEL MASON.

Mr. Ropert BEAIRSTO, Auctioneer.

DR. H- L. DICKEY

(Late of London Hospitals.)

SPECIALIST: Eye, Ear, Nose, Threat. OFFICE: Cameron Bicck, Victoria Row. Hours: 9.30 a. m. tol p. m.;2tolp. m, Evenings by appointment. Telephone. (Eyes Tested and Fitted with Giasses.) dy 26 aw.

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Ceres CHRONIC DISEASES and RUP- TURE. Office at Mrs. Stumvles, ccrner Prince and Kent Street, Charlottetown, fion Saturday evening to'lueraay a. m. cvelry weex.

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of energy—evolution. Evolution is the greatest thought of the century. The leoturer contended that the tendency of science is not towards the omnipotence cf matter, but towards the omnipotence of epirit, that the saying of Tyndal, “that in matier is to be diseovered the promise and potency of life” is by science of today reversed, and now science teaches that in life i, to be found the promise and potency of matter. Mind preceeds matter; | through mind nature naust be read. Men and apes have a different life history. The difference is a chasm not bridged by physical likeness,

Referring tothe criticism to which the Bible has beenjeubjected, he claimed that although the critics had dissected the Bible :ts autherity was not one iota im-~ paired. The nerve of Christain theology was not a book but a pereon, and that per-~ son the Christ. The Bible has teen enlarged to us by new interpretation and investigation, the result of advancing knowledge and growing light. Miracles were discussed and their reasonableness shown because they belonged to the mani- festation of a miraculous Christ. Miracles have bad their day and done their work. God has revealed himself to mankind through two books, nature and revelation, which are in thorough accord with each other. The purpose of their united testimony is tochow us the Christ whois The Way, the Truth, and the Life.

This thoughtful address commanded the closest attention from the audience, who thoroughly appreciated it.

J.D. &.

Bear River, N.&., Aug. 4th, 1900.

Bear River, August 7.—The annual meeting of the Summer School of Science faculty took place yesterday. The fol- lowing officers were elected for i900 :

President—W. R. Campbell, Truro.

Vice-presidents—B. McKittrick, Lunen- burg; J. Vroom, St. Stephen; G. Mec- Cormac, St. George’s.

Secretary. Treasurer—D. Seaman, Char- iottetown,

Board of directors—A. Cameron, Yar- mouth; G. J. Oulton, Moncton; W. L. Bailey, Fredericton ; W. K. Campbell, Truro; S. A. Starratt, Yarmouth.

The echool wiil meet in 190! in Lun- enburg.

THE BOAT RACE.

Great interest was taken in the eail boat race today. But the tragedy in connection therewith soon drew attention from the race. A finer field of bosis was never before got together in Charlottetown Harbor. The start was made at ten minutes toeleven. The Flint got over the line first,closely followed by the Freda and the Reecue, the Report and the Stranger, with the others ciose behind. When the boats were off the Driving Park on the first course the Gentleman capsized, Several of the boats rounded up, but the race went on. In passing Connolly’s wharf on the firet heat to windward Oo- ward led, Flint second and Freda third. At the end ofthe first round The Freda wae leading, Onward second, Fliat third, Reecue fourth, Report fifth.

On the eecond round the Freda in creased her lead and finished at 1.33 making the couree in two hours and forty three minutes. Onward finished second, Flirt thrid, Rescue fourth and Re~ port fitth. Most of the other boats drop ped vut before the finish.

The Freda is a new boat built by Mr. James Griffla. She was sailed by Frank Docherty, James Hughes and Eptraim Gallant.

— The war has madea difference of about ove per cent, in the price of money at the markets in London, Paris and New York.

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A splendid picture of H. M.S. Crescent forms the frentispiece of the August P. E. I. Magazine. You should haves copy. I’sa good pumber.

Pic -nic

ST. MARGARET'S.

The congregation of St Margaret’s par- ish intend to hold a grand pienie on the beautiful grounds near the cheese factory in aid of the funds of the church, on

MONDAY, AUG. 13th.

No pains will be spared to make this the most er joyable outing of the holidays.

A well filled saloon wiil supply choice fruit, temperance drinks, etc, The eports usual at such gatherings, | such as foot raciog, pole vaulting and | other athletic exerciees will be provided. | Be order of Church Committee. ARC§.C. McPHEE, Secretary. St Margaret’s, Aug ¢, 1900.

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Tue Rosy.-—The yacht Rosy, owned by the Poly woge Athletic Aseeciation, of this city, 18 being pat in commission.

FalLures.—There were twenty four busipvess failureg in the Dominion last week, against twenty-ibree in the corres- ponding week of 1899.

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WaRNING ro Borys, — A boy named Hdwerd Young was recently drowned at Milton, Ontario, while trying how long he could remain under water.

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Pouick Court.—Tkis morning William Wakeling was fioed $2 or 10 days for drunkenness. H. Huntley was fined $5 or 30 days for same offence.

Moonticut Excursion by the Princess tonight. Sure to be enjoyable. A limited namber of tickets for sale on the wharf previous to starting.

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Concert at Srannope,—Nice quar- tettes, duets, solos, recitatione, readings, instrumental music by Mr. Karle, the Missee Earle, Mr. Charles Eurie and others at the concert in Stanhope Hall ou

Monday eveniog, August 15th, in aid of |

Presbyterian church.

Tue PLacvr.—Steps are being taken to enforce a strict quarantine against all ehips from Kurope coming up the Gulf of St. Lawrence or into the ports of Halifax and St. Joho aga measure against the pos- sible introduction of the bubonic piague into Canada.

Tenders will be received bythe Secre~ tary, C. R. Smallwood, up to and on Sats urday, the 18th inst., from persons will- Ing toeater atthe Exhibition or Race Grounds, or both, from the 25thto 28th Sept., next. Fall perticalars of the privi- legee,space, etc , can be obtained by apply- ing toSecretary The highest or aay ten- der not necessarily accepted.

A® ULy 25> YELL i'kigp RemeDY.— Mrs. Winrlow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for over fitty years by mill’ons of mothers for their children while teething with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays the pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. It is pleasant to the taste Sold by druggists in every part of the world. ‘Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its value is incalcuable. Be sure and ask for Mre. Winslows Soothing Syrup.

Tue Races.—Tbe races for Sept. 26:h aod 27th bave been arranged by the Eee of the Driving Park as fol- owe :

Sept. 26.- 3-minute trot, purse $150.

2 25 trot and psce, purse $150. 2,24 trot, puree $250.

Sept. 27,— 2.28, trot. purse $200. Free~for-all trot, purse $400. 2°45 trot, purse $1.50.

The pursee offered above amount to a

total of $1,300.

Tae Cateponian Cies.—The Annual Scottish Gathering will be held at Souris Driving Park on Wedaoesday, Aagust 220d. Inquiries about the programme of games have been received from Boston, Antigo~ nish and other points, and doubt the sons of the Heather and all lovers of athletic sports and other amusements willturn out in large num-~ bers on the 22nd and make the Scottish Gathering for 1900 what it certainly should be,—the biggest and best of the present century. The members of the Boys’ Highland Brigade, in uniform, will be preeent, and will give an exhibition of drill inside the ring,—commencing at half past three in the afternoon.

For Boston.— La Grande Duches-ze left for Bostun this forenoon with the follow~

ing passengers: Miss Katie McAtee, Mre Sigerson, Miss McKenna, Rev. P H. Billings, Mies

R E Billinge, W Hodgkin onand wife, Malcolm Munroe, W S Heath and wife,

HW Rouse, Mr. Hiil, J J Mitchell, H F Royce, Mies 8S Hoban, W Blanken- boron, E Morae, A S&S Mason,

and wife, D J O'Conner, Miss Hunt, Miss Fenton, John Broysor, R B Parsons, M P Taylor and parity, GS Titus, John Clow, and wife, U S Coneul Vail and wife, Jobe Vail Mr. Thomae Mr and Mre Edwards, Mies Long, F F Lembeoo, Mr F W Star and party, D McVerist, Mises Katie Connolly, D Montgomery ard daugbter, Mr. Mre. and Miss Sexton, Mise (.aswell.

— Work upon the new [. C. R. station at Levis is to be commenced immediately; and 80,it is reported, is work onthe new Hill*borcugh bridge. But those loop lines on the Belfast aod Murray Harbor Railway ore ull undecided upon !

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Grand Demonstration!

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Monday, Aug, 27th, 1500

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Athletic Association Park, Charlottetown.. —IN AID OF THE—

WHELAN MONUMENTIFUND. |

Che promoters of the Whelan Monument Fund, iatend holding a Grand Demonstration on the Athletic Association Park, Charlottetowa, on Monday August 27th, inst,, in aid of the above-named Fund. '

Eating, drinking and dancing booths will be provided on an elaborate scale, and attended by capable and attentive waitars.

Muttart’s Steam Riding Gallery kas been secured for the occasion, and Messrs. Miller Bros, of this city, have generously agreed to operate their splen- did Graphohpone, free of charge, in aid of the cause.

There will be a Bicycle Competition for a valuable medal and other prizes

The Sons of England, The Ancient Order of Hibernians, The Free Masons, The Loyal Orange Lodge, The Benovelent Irish Societies, of Charlottetown, Emerald and Souris, The Oddfellows, The Foresters, The Caledonian Club; and all other National and Fraterna! Societies are hereby specially invited ta join in making this Demonstration a grand success, by marching to the in their respective regalias.

Geo. V. McInerney, Esq., M. P., Richibucto, N. B., Sir Charles Tupper, Bart., Sir L. H. Davies, A. Martin, M. P., A! C. Macdonald, M. P., I. H. Bell, M. P., D. B. McLellan, M. P., Hon. Senator Ferguson, Hon. Senator Yeo, Mr, J. J. Hughes, Souris, and other Federal Candidates will speak on the object of the Demonstration and

The Public Question of the Day.

This will be che largest and most representative gathering held in this Pro vince for years, and all who want to have a big day’s sport should not fail to attend.

Reduced train fares will be advertised later.

Admission to grounds 25 cents.

P. S.—Should the weather prove unfavorable the Demonstration will be held on the first fine day following.

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