recom-
United.
oi'
So-_
°°°2.’i.°l'.’.‘f
MINUTES 'os' nsnwmiryg'
'l‘_he" Presbytery-oil Pi~lncefEdwss~d
Island. met at ltgtague, and within
tn0~Pi‘esbyteriss_ ares. ther., 0,,
'l‘ueiiday_. tlla',l_sV_§\\®nsnth day- ol'
s¢:?len:1be{..°i>rgstbouua:;s» nine huns.-
re ‘Ml F V0_.¥_`_' 1 `two o‘clook
in the atteriibotr;~-'?i:i?sua1_1t' to ad-
jourhment. and wfnieoitstituted 
the“Modsratbr€  A. J. McNeill;
besides when-gwerospreseet Meme
A. S. Stews/rt, A. J._Back-, mins
laters] William McConnell, S. B. Alt.
ken, and A. J. McPherson, elders.
Mr: Al. J. McN_sllls‘,repsri;ed. that he
moderated in, a  at" Caledonia.; on
Monday the second day of Septem-
be|“in'stant,_ that the call came* out
unanin‘ionsly_‘i _and“"bzartily in favor
of_Mi_'_. A.  _, Lake Ainslie, in the
Presrmgays rliiifetlfvve. someones
tnsvit _wss;_sws,? hnoae.
and forty-e§“ ( 48) communicsnts
andeighty-t_ _ (83) sdiisrents, and
that it wail-adoitipnllsd witli’ A-
guarantee of ‘nine hundred dollars
18900) ‘stipend use oi:‘manse~and
glebe, anlilm vltcation of'-'fdur weeks.
The action of. the interim modera-
tor was approved. Messrs 1. J. Mc-
Pherson and, Ewen McKinnon, com-
missioners. irons. Caledonia. testified'
tothe unanimity-"of, the people. in
their desire  Mr. Miller; as
their pastor. 'l‘hs'ci\ll1wae. on mo-
tion, sustained as a regular gospel
call, .ani.oi1\¢ledii;_u be‘ trallllittedi
to the clerhof'-i1ls1Pl'esll!¢»ery..of\\ In-_
verness, ywith-._the_ request that it
be issued, if_ _ lslble, at the Synod _
whicn _gi_e@n, Nova Scotia,
on the rs y of October next. I
Messrs; A_.`.I,_ iueiiéui and A. J.
McPherson'were appointed to pro-
secute £liQ"§c'pil before the Prssbyhsry
of Invs lie`_ds§ Presbytery then adjour-
ned to iiuithlll St. James’ Hall.
Charlottetown, on 'i‘hussday» tha
twénty~sittli"_¢lav off September in-
stant, atftielva. olclock. noon, oh;
which public lntimation was given,
and this_~sederunt_was closed with
the benediction.
A. J. W. BACK,
Clerk pro tempore.
ooniriu/I rrrrg. l
PHILADELPHIA, sept. 10- nr.
wuusm Ii. Furness, the psychologist
of Wallinllorlli and Dr. Llghtner
Witner, proltssor of~ psychology' at
the University ef Pennsylvania redi-
culed today the prediction of Dr.
Forbes Reel, of London that by 3912
the human race will. have reverted to
the gorlllliifyili. _
Dr. _  contends that the ten-
00n0 _ iq=eiu_-tel_l;'ta_e_ ninth 01, enusrec
inthe better classes and-the multi-
plication of igie dissnlute and less
intelligent wi ’produ¢;1 a .racsh ado!
Pro at u awe, rec in ores H.
iineggossgrzidir eesinei 
"Everything we know points in the
opposite _diree'tion,_” said gr. Furness.
"I certainly cannot join _r. Bog: in
his prophecy, as I do not believe hat
such is the 'dest y of the race.
I Dr. `Witnai' 'There heme
ogieaii." 5 ~ o oss s
hair-,~ will ywtlgngsll-`Bi='£npcessa¢y to
his‘_ys_spii 1 is oss, w ich he no
longerfiiifsvls to grip trees with, and
theslrell of his ear, which was pro-
tecttw-'ii/s;f,th¢v'_v|ild. stats. but 
is no re'l§i`\_ll lol Us to revert to tu,
Eorilll 'tfIis." / 0
Get A"Tc'n Cent 'on
;`a'.
U
is
Ken  lggggls 
V months
tive
.Ti_.__._  _i
E _
~» r>A1N,'r1No_
I - “U53 ’¥1LV»
» Special Prize Etclilng and_'Cray__o_n.-
1. Dorothy Wyatt, Summersldb; ` "2_
Mrs, 0. D. McCsl|i\in, Suimnerslde.
' ou Painting (original) sem ure.-1.
Mrs. J, 'i‘, McNeill. Suinmerside; 2.
Miss Nellie Andrews, .
Water Colors, portr\ait or figure,
subiect from life.-1. Miss Dorothy
. _ e;
pndzeysi s0in.n0_i;si0e._ ‘
Water Color landscape or marine.
f-1. Jean'AndI]'ey_rp`, Suuunerside; 2.'
Miss May ryioniliey, Port Hui.
fwwsnn- onions.. sgiu urn.-1. Dorothy:
yatt, Suinmersl e;i 2.' Nei ie Au-
droiis, Summ'ersid_b.` ! '
4 GRAIN ANI; G_i=gAss ssmns e
' oI.Ass Ix A
Two bus any other variety wheat.
' 1. Chas. Black, Bedeque. _
Two bus 2 rowed.Barle_y.
1. I-I. Arsenault, Urbanvii1p_
2, Ri_eh_c1nrk, Wilmot.
3. Wm. C_`Clark, Wilmot.
'l‘wo'bus_ 6 rowed barley.
1. H. Arsenault
2. J_'W. Lcard, Summerside.
3. B. D. Tantou, St. Eleanors.
0'1`,‘;> \>\\e.=.rr orb." v=~_\cr.H_1e¢s;
l  xJl';sis_EE McDonald, No. `?deque.
_ . Arsenaiilt, |Urbanv lie.
_ 'I‘_w_o bue,,1Wlii\i_e Banner Oats. (First.
prize, presented by Sinclair '&_=Stsy-
pri. Ltd.) -
0_1. H, Arseueult, urbsnvuis.
2. J. W. Leard. Summerside.
8. Wm. C. Clark, Wilmot.
Two bus Ligowo Oats.
1. J ohuf Clark, Wilmot
_ 2,3. Arssnanlt, Urbanyiiie.
_ 3. Wm. C. Clark. Wilmot,
Two bus White Oats, any other va-
risty.
1'. Jas. F. Cobb, No. Bedsilue.
2, Arsenault, Urbanville.
' Twelva:§rs__Indlan Cqrmr
1-_ A. ant, Miscoucho, _
presented by Sinclair A: Stewart,
Ltd.)_
' 1, Talmage Montgomery., Travellers
Best; '
' 2. Basil Desftoches, Miscouche_
Oats in slieaf, white.
1. J. W. Leard, Summerside.
2. Jas. F. Cobb, No. Bedeque.
3. John Clark, Wilmot.
Oats in Sheai, black.
1. Talmage Montgomery, Travellers
;R.°.°_*-- 0
_ 'l?w_e|,;ty_ lbs Alsike Clover Seed. '
' 1.' Geo. Wedlock, Mt. Royal.
Heli bus Flax Seed.
1. Cyrus. Arsenault, Urbaaville.
2. A,rs_ene_ Gallant, Miscouche.
Half bus_Buck_whe_at, Silver Hull.
1. Cyrus Arsenault, Urbsnviile. ‘_
- SHEEP
 CLASS V
Q 'Lenz Wool Rem. my ssc. mer be
Lincoln, Leicester or Cotswold.
1. W. H. Mosse, New Annan.
,_ 2. Philip usually. Summemde.
Long Wool: b, may be Lincoln,
» _ ` or.'Cogwbld.
;_ 10%. H. Moasp.
"_ 2'. W. H. Mosse.
B. Richard Clark, Wilmot.
each relief lam_b_l‘t\1ls ll9l_P1"i
_ 1. W. . Moaq.
2. W. H. Mosse; , _
8. W. H. Moase. _ _
Pen of 1-year-old Ewee. Len! W°°l
iliirst vriwnrewued by il- '1‘- H01'
mgn, Ltd;T°'gn sg' an _ '
. - s . ,Y» ` ENN' ~
` 2. Moase. _- '
8, Holden_.Cornpton, St. Eleau0l‘s-
~ $9;-0|. 2 Long Wool lllwe lambs.
‘+ 4  H0880. .
Cas¢a|-et, 2. xrcy Meliurdo, Ksivia. ' `
' _ a. W-_ H. Mosse. _ _
--- or-sy Faced Ram. any sae. mei- b¢‘{ 1,
php.-ps sq., oxlore-nqym dr south-  __
down. M
1. rusnsni mark. Winst-
2. S. A. Arsenault.
Faced
_ b, may
`0xf _ dglglwn or *South
Margate.
each hav~
I
Lamill. Z
lil.
Wyatt Summersid 2. Miss Nelli¢‘.~
amass o_o. H 0 ns I _    __ _  '
0. J. w. 1....».1_,`s'f..i......1'§0°.f if-‘_ med'  ur;-0
Bushel Timothy Sesdy (First priseglb _   ` . _ I 2.. 9-- ~ _ . Peters.
Pen of 2L.ong Wool Ewes, havlpglyf ‘
~_..___,
_s._s._..,_
_,,, _
ef A
._
-j_ _ (Canadian Press)-
’ NIAGARA FALLS, ont., s'ept_za
  of the Mist, the little
teamswwthac for years has carried
‘ `, eau on the rocks yesterday
 FHEA
‘ i
*.@
a short distance below the cataract
~ by the skilful `maueuveriiig` however,
Capt Carter wss able to release the
steamer `°h`y`_'its'_ own Power' " 's.n_‘d`
brought the frightened passengers
_safely to tlic hont‘s lhuding.c ' `
: k._ v
Mls_onI.I.ANuoUs-oLAss., xlx.
Collection Native Insects-1, Mrs.
o. w. Ireland, se.-siennors; z, ivnss
Bertie Dunn, St. Eleanors, '
Collection Dried Forage ‘Plants-1,
Mrs-4  Dunn, St. Eleauors.
gplldct n of Wild Flowers-1, Har-
0l_ Milligan; 2, Carrie Benirsto,
Slimmerslde. _
; ' Qllistion of Noxious Agricultural
 __ 1,’Rohert Gaudet, Miscouche;
»' _l`ss»Bertie Dunn, St. Eleanors.
-_"'FndRl_t_1uI.'1‘URic-CLASS XII.
Oollwtion Asters-1, Mrs. C.W Ire-
11 `d~;"St‘,"Eieanors; 2, Mrs. G. W.
wr, St, Eileanors.
 olléctlpn' Carnations in Bloom-1,
liked?  Schurman, New Annan.
‘ oll`s!c_t__on Dnhlias, not less than-i
c_lQl‘_§*_-1';_ Mrs. Gordon Scliurman,
‘£\!l\§§pl_'§`i4_1e; 2, Miss Bertha McKel-
Wie: iiliipierside. _
’ Qollecion Gladlolus-1, Mrs. John
Ap Mtllgb, Summerside; 2, Mrs. Ves-
sey Qugpziernide.
" _lisp ion Sweet Peas, not less than
Qligties-1, Carrie Bsairsto, Sum-
Q; 2, Mrs. C. W. Ireland, St.
as
` *$2*
fril-
' \lt._Roses-1, Mrs. Nelson I-Iowatt,
Mi couche; 2, Mrs. Chas. Yeo, Sum-
 Slilla
im (need not he in flower) 1
3"
 `__-1, Kats McKenzie, Bum-
gj' native, not less than 5 va-
.fgistissj grown in pots-1, Miss Eliza.
' linn,'St'. Eleanors. '
1i'erns..A0antinm (Maiden Heir) 1
spool' `___1,' Mrs, F. A. Leihrgey,
Sl.\ln__ eg' 2, Mrs. Sol. Vessey,
_B _ __
 didn R.ubber_ Rlantl 1 pot
 1?. __¢_K_e_uule_, Summerside.
0: =- =' a, single, 2 pots inflow-
er, _ 53.. _ 1, Eliza Dunn. St. E_leao~
ors; _'3; _;-g___ C. W. Strong, Summer-
si;?__;._. ~ /
__ ` em pot plant, 1 plant in
b_1  Soi. Vessey. Summer-
slgs;  Ja_s_. Dunn, St. Elean-
o _ -
TS
' P _ ,'11 p_l_a_u_t in D911 Of. Wh,-1.
Je 5 ny, Sumrnerslde.
_ _ "  Ornainental Foliage
P14211 _-1`1___.'; varieties Ulllv-1. Mrs
_ -~ . .  NPRQQ- 5\1lll\'f\QiTBid0i 2.
'Pi halo Su side
~-..._-.~ _ A .
‘B a' 2.,” 1 van-ieties-1, Miss Flossle
Bdliurman, New Annan; 2, Miss Mary
_S%.i.\rma_n, C. B_edeque_
`*' 0l_lel`!`tl'ou Lillies, not less than 3
kinds--1, Miss Avis Schurman; 2,
Miss _Viola McKenzie. ‘
Collection of Naeturtlums-1, Don-
ald E. Lidstone, Summerside; 2, Miss
Sybil Peters, S\immerside_
- PIG S-CLASS VI.
Yorkshire Boar,/any age, register-
ed 1, Richard Clark, Summersi_de_
;;1r§shii"_e.Boa_r, under 12 months,
reg stared-1, Arthur McEwen, Sum-
to
 i F _»- Ontario Power Co’s plant,
' ‘ _ 1 .' 'ff-`7"-‘§¢7'~f~T-‘f-6-1*-off---12:.1:1-:_-_-_-_-_-_-:_-_-¢:_-_-__-
\   1_I;£s0k~.o1yd0n A sons, Margate.
_ ..._ __ wo -“__ _ » _
_-_-_ -,-_~3_-;_-_-,-;-_-_-_-_-1-.-::ffl-.1-:V-3; ni_-.-:,~_-_-_-:_-_-_-_-_-_-:
Summerslde; 2, Austin Scales, St.
Eleanors_` 7'*
Pair. Yorkshire Pigs, under seven
months, barrows excluded-1, Fred.
Muttart,,Summerslde; Z,‘ Frank ide-
Ewen. Summereidef ' 3, Albert l).T'an-
ton, St. Eleanors. _ `
Yorkshire S`ow, under 12 months-
1, Rufus I-Ieckihert, Summerside; 2,
Arthur McEwen, Summerside; 3,
Frank McEwen, Summerside.
Yorkshire Sow, over 1' year-1,
Harry Schurmun, New Annan; 2,
Frank Mcldwen, Summerside.
Berkshire Boar, any age, registered
-1, H. R. Mosse, Kensington; 2,
Theo. Ross, No. Bcdeqlle.
_Berkshire Boar, under 12 months,
registsrotl-1, Rlfill. Clllrk. Bwmmer-
side; 2, 'Wm. Clark. Wilmot. `
Pair Berkshire Pigs, under seven
months,‘ borrows excluded-1. WHL
Clark, Wilmot. _
Berkshire Sow, under 12 months-
1, Geoi McGo_ilgan, St. Eleanors; 2,
Wm. Clark, Wilmot.
Berkshire Sow, ovcr 1 year-1, Wm.
Clark, Wilmot. `
Boar, any! other breed-1, Wm.
Schurman, o. Bedeque. -
Pair under 7 mouths, any other
breed-1, Fred. Muttart. Summer-
sids; 2, Jas. E. McDonald, N0. Be-
dqlne; 3, Rich, Clarke, Summersidsm
Houses ,
oi.Ass I 0 _
Standardhred Stallion, over 3 and
.under 15, registered.
1. Jas. E. Waite, Summerside_
Carriage Stallion, over 8 and
under 15 years. -
1. John McPhee,
2. Rout. Baker.
3.Woodland Simmons.
Carriage Stallion, 1 year old.
1. A. A. Leaky, Summerside_
Carriage Mare with Foal at foot.
1. A. A. Lecky. »
' Carriage Filly or Gelding, under 4
years.
1. Fr-nnk Callbeek, Sum.meraide_
Carriage Filly or Gelding, under 3
years,
1. A. E. Tanton, St. Eles.nors_
2. Percy McMurdo, Kelvin.
3. John C. Wood, Siuiumerside.
Carriage Filly or gelding, under 2
years. " ' _ '
_ 1. John C. Wood. »
E 2. Gordon Hsustis, Wilmot.
Carriage Foal of 1911.
1. A. A. Lecky, Summelside_
2. Theo Ross, North Bedeque.
8. Gordon Heustis, Wilmot.
Carriage-Mare or Gelding, shown in
carriage.
1. Dan Steele, Summerside. _
_ 2. Patterson Walker, Frestown.
3. Ed Pendergast, Kenslngtonl
Cart Stallion, 3 years old.
1. Fred Clark, Victoria.
Gert stallion, 2 years old.
1. John Milligan, Travellers Rest.
2.John R. Stewart, Kelvin.
Cart Stallion, 1 year old.
1 John Richard Bide`ford_ -
rnéside.
_orkshire Sow, with litter of 4
_ "iFirst prize _presented by R. T.
I-I man, Limited)-1, Frank McEwen,
_ s,
2. .Richard Clark.
Cart Stallion, Clydesdale and Shire
Horses, any age, registered.
_ John E. Ye`o, Northam.
_ _ 1
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11
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faaw.
.- '=.
J
.1
i
‘__
'_¢..
._f.'~‘\, _ _ _
hy Frank-
won the
record at
<to 2.241.
well and
one of Provin-
startetl' at Halifax.
_y_6ae"_c_onsi‘gned to n
consequence being
feet went-_through
and bruising one
an extent, that he
any"_'weigbt on it.
Gresceus before
andunisir
his owner,
which is
unexcsiied
»-1_-
in easy
breaking,
sorinese from
nutshe-
and in the
competitors
stretch.
f §,__., _ _ ...
i'
r.
4
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In
l . , _
‘then another, and finished an easy
winner in each heat. Naturally this
race did not do his disabled leg any
good and he was withdrawn from the
other classés in which~hef was enter-
sd. Mr. Beales has asked the associ-
ation for a reasonable amount of
damages connected with the accident,
and unless sam's- is awarded. the mat-
ter' will likely be -settled in court.
other unfortunate Provincial bones
vrere Deviiish Dorothy, _Aquiri_Boy,
and Dusty Miller. Devilish Dorothy,
although dhe started in_her_ classes,
wah not herself, as she sudered from
0 seven cold, ld1l,bwst_..‘by chills, that
she caught oa’_~tbs hy over. 'rife
previous toraee days, and they were
‘eoninsiise to .nnlei|l‘cmi~ usa* the
horses to the ries. tins! ' thigh 's»
itll 3' “‘° °.§"*X;02'»-“.ih...°”‘i‘.:.’.°&¥i
o y sever
sevliral days. Aqnfri lilly and Dusty
Miller. both met wlthunsvoidalsle ae-
to' the' eidtnts _thst prevented thtm from `Kinkora; 2. Loo Hughes, Kensingtbn;
one horse and. starting. . 8. Peter A Bnrk°. Alma. Let .4-
horses landed at Richmond, a mils [rosie-ipq, (F prius pressntnd by
from _Halifaa,,' on. sunday morning-.B __l_t_e _ t, Ltd_.)~1. Frank
drissling rain Dorothy; nov gas.
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. _]~- .“
e
 Wgnesday night, Sept, ith, the
_ic_itiz_ns of Hampton and surrounding
communities were ‘¢iveu“a 'rare treat
_by way ofsh _excellent lecture 'dee
_lil/ered in Hampton hall, by Josegz
_flute of Nome, Alaska., who is ho'
911' a visit to his oid‘=homs~eiter sn
absence ot twenty-one years. ' ~
,'_ His subject was-Alaska the land
,ofthe Midnight Sun-,`and for over
srl hour Mr. Ines held the attention
of‘ his _large audience as he described
to them the wonders' of that strange
!].|»m.dr ' ` U - 'Y
. Among the themes touched upon,
_were "the geological formation 'of_
.th$ eountry,"‘ The great gold rush of_
19 03 the Esqulm0s_ and their habits,
andythe. different systpma oi mining.
__ lie ro1e_-‘0r_ h'0vIng-jwltneseee, n.sny_
F6090! Of ioyful remuneration, where
_the more lucky miners often cleaned'
.ull two or t ree' hund` 'dol r r
stlneee of hardships 'endured and pri-
vstions suilered hy those unskilled in
the art of mining, and `u'nused"to the .
rigorous northern clime, who after 1
having lost all they poesed returned 1
home pennyless, or in" some caeesw
search for riches. " A 1
As he concluded Mr Ince received '
_ability as a lecturer, and his po-
pularity among his schoolmates ol.-
_twenty years ago.
‘ A vote of thanks was movedhy S.
_Cameron and se`c`onded'by Peter Fer-
‘Kuson and conveyed to the lecturer
_by J. H. Myers, M. L. Az, who acimd
jas chairman.
A feature of the evening wus the
‘excellent music provided by the young
peonle of Ffamnton.
' After the lecture a sale nf ice
cream with mlm took place which was
'much eniovedobv lil.
The receipts of the eveninz amount-
ed to thirtv-five dollars which goes
to the painting of the hall.
.,.....-~..~.-.-
Cart Stallion, Percheron.
1. Kensington Breeding Assoc.
Cart Stallion, any othef breed.
1. John D. Glover.
Cart Mare with her Foal.
1. John E. McDonald, No. Bedeque.
2. John Milllgafn, Travellers Rest.
3."Geo Pickering, Summerside.
Draft Filly or Gelding, 'under 4
.y6srs.
1. John R. Stavert, Kelvin.
2. E. M. Lockhart, St. lilleanors.
3. Wm Clark, Wilmot. ~
Draft Filly or Gelding, under 3
yoilafi.
1. Robert. Egger, No. B_edeq_us.'
.AAN
2~ Jehu. 11,19' `r<.l=» Bldilsuii
s. Jenn J' nu, snm1nnnll¢e_
Draft Filly, or Gelding, under 2
years: '
1. J. W. Callbebk. SuIi‘iii1_B}73_lil|l-
2. Tlios. Sehurrnaii, New, Annan.
3. Frank Melliiysfn, Summerside.
Drgft Fo _' of. 1911. , _
1. chu _  'i‘rs_v_. Rest.
2. Frank 0 wen, Suhimsrsiile.
a. Geo. 12fnhe_ring,‘ '
Mare, or Gelding; genergn Purpose,
any nge. n_0t` eX¢_e§ll_i_l\E 1. _.lbs-
1. John R. Stavert, Kelvin.
' Z. Harry Schurman, New Annan.
3. Jas Jardine, Kelvin.
_ Draft' Mare or Gelding.
I. Richard Clark.
2. Theo Ross. ~
Pair Druit Horses, may be Mare
and Gelding shown in Harness.
1. Richard Clark, Summerside.
2. E. M. Lockhart, St. Elsanors.
Goritlamen’s or Lady's " Saddle
Horse, Gelding or Mare, not less than
15 hands, and must be shown under
saddle and ridden by a gentleman or
lailya
1. Richard Sharp, Summerside.
2. Mies Nellie Richardson, Et. Elea-
nogrs.
.Patterson Walker, Freetown.
CLASS II
élackney Stallion, 3yrs_ old and
S HURMAN’S SPECIAL PRIZES.
1. Albert _Tanton, St. Eleanor's.
upwards, registered.
Given by Leonard Schuman, Cen-
tr l Bedeque-Honesty and Domino.
For the Best Fosls_of 1912 'sired
by Clydesdale Stallion I-lonesty,6i.50_.
Theo Ross.
For the Best Foals of 1912 aired
by' Percheron Stallion Domino,59l09.
1. J. E. McDonald, No. I-lsdeque.
2. Wm. Llewellyh, Bumrnsrsido,
8. Ernest Compton, St. Eilsanors. ‘
41 Judson Burns, Lower Freetown.
Oil Painting (original) landscape or
Marine.
1‘. Miss Marlon Reid, Summersideéa
_r.un.'r.n.Rsrnuay,so _ 
'. ’ ‘BUTTER Aunvonmgggwm
' CLASS X
ub or Crock of Butter, 20 lbs.
ho e-made. (First priss presented by
R. .'l'. Holman. Lud.)-1. Frank Clyd-
_._~||.& Bon, Margate; 2. Irs. Fen-
_ivfck Lsf\\l'80Y. o. Bedeque; 8. Mrs.
Wallace Wsddel, Bqltiu.
V: Dlive Pounds Butter; rolls or prints,
oi ‘ Fees  sqm, :_ urs;
W ce Wsddel, Baltic; 8. Mrs: B.
‘ie :g0n.ew,'rr0v0i1sr'smst.
0' x Factory Butter.-1. llink River
go ing Co; 2. St. Louis Dairying‘_
hiblt-of Factory Cheese, not less
t 50 lbs.--1. Herbert Milligan
_ ll, _ red is s pe _
de , and he also 'told of. many in- '_
gist. freegfor-all trot and pace $g‘il_46l.il0.
‘00
A summary of the wlnpiuga by dig.
ff?.*.‘.i.‘.2’n..'....a"'.....u".__": '°':::‘¥-233
Capo Breton    .  1.100
»_N_dw Brunswick.   . .... 560
.Bilzilou    ._ . ._ »i~i
_'Am erst..__._  . __
’IL\;nnen-bllrg  . 
A lesford  _
’l‘l'ill'   _ __ 40
Mis0l»fon_..... ....... __  40
$6,850_
. TUG 1110110 as a w_ ol as ta eu by
fer...-i;.0r.'.i.0'l0 is r0ril..§i.'¢ ' '5 '
.SQMMERSIDE BREEDING
~ CLUB. _suuiuunsInn.
Isl. fi"ee'_-for-all trot and  ' ._
$400.00
fgave' up their lives ln the mad. ‘THE MCKINNION DRUG
.
ith, 2.30 trot 00.00
FRANK BEALES ,
CI-I ARLOTTETQWN
lst. 2.27 trot  _.__.__..$200.00
H. I-I. Acouu. soUnIs_
ist, 2.30 trot , .................. _.$100.00
FRED CAMERON ,
_ CHARLOTTETOWN _
2nd free-for-all trot and pace $100.00
' 5200-99
DR. J.  JENKINS
CHARLOTTETOWN,
3rd. 2.17 trot ....... ._
3rd, 2.25 trot and pace 
I-lalf 3rd and 4tl_i,` free-for-all
trot .........  ................... ._ 50.00
ram
.o_o
33
$110.00
T. o. EDGETT, cHARI.o'r'rE'ro`w_N
3rd,
4t_l1.
!"’z~a
N.
N3
50°-2:
ot and pace   40.00`
` $100.00-
J. P. IRVING, cAr Tmvsnss,
...gf
1s '
100'
and, z.I1 trot     1
3rd, 2.19 trot (stake)  _ 
2nd, free-for-all trot  _ 
i _ ,_ _ ._ _siflsl
""9 bm* (lflc-em 
  me --_ef -
This is the o o s deeisiom
; __ S __  __ _u meson -
_`;t`_i'_lcts is as !ollows`:- V M '°f R“u"°‘*d W°1`&l`¢@1ll'<°3°l°U|-34 VY'
go on a strike next we§"_beeease\~eii'
tiny; refusal. oi- Railway; d'f¢~to grafutri
ther, demands for improvement off'
conditions.
It is feared by the Government that".
ills Present slf»\|_B~l’don~ might gulcklw
.dgvclov int0 a general si.rik*e_ through-
_o t the whole countnyp:
A SEATTLE' P; Ea IBLANDER
_ _vrsrrsr mnos<m.ron'I-asus.
3 On July 23rd Mrs. Flora 'Anne`Mo-
gan., ..na_ nn. agrarian.. ness winno.
_r,e_d, came to. u0r_tizm“¢li.fgas~ short;
euros; ,Vs 'vans on o yed lorf
oval?  ¥!1&U:r`¢.l-ligir homie
wi _ erco n._. _ oha 0..
_Camnliell Mrs. Melseanflsft P. E; Is-~
lend in 1882»and now lives. et'2c16~
East Marlon street, BcsM&ls,,-in.whi§_h»
_cityy she leapt- m. boarding. house* f&°..
,severe1»vears~ H91' de\1shtdr.‘who_ i an
tescher inxthe Seaittle puhlit 
has been~1_,vin .wih f' other Ii
'Mb Meheenfs _‘death Lbh:\x?three_ysst»i
ago. '
A 0 . htm 8°us,lds=.' Miss:
LOVE? 3325 (l§u§’0\‘#lB,|||l»,f_ Munn ` 
oung man who was trequmtlyy 0 |30-
Y _ _ _
co., GI-I\AIi`I.o'r'1‘u'rowN. Ml" Mclveehfs f=°l=1l1_.w¥\"l‘ll‘ll1t- Ulf- /
ve heart 0 lau sbt tif l t hit; V :stay in tha R°s°' o1ty'b“nd'“ ma(
'Y Y “ ” ° °° ’“" ° \20d. 2.4000: lem..  ...$100.00 wal friend what 1»0_¢hsu¢1e.w»~v.us~
ist. 2,25, tres n'n0,'ps_0_0  200.00 difference beiweeai  Homme..
enngnter in Portland, »_ _ nine, snditiisgv
one than in Po tlpad Oregon As than
$34000 friend C0llli'l- llgf |101'/Ihlid, "Gigli
is R MPS- Love, andflths otlit is _sf
DR. J. A. JoHNs'roN, 'rIGNIsH.ll°\'¢1v Miss-" _
Mi-s.McLean and Mrs. Canipbeli`¢'&f
_;100_00 natives of East Point._`P. E. I.. while
|;q_00" Mr. Campbell. is ,, nsblvivof Red
100450 _Point near Sour-is. Mr. and Mrs..
Campbell. who have hspliiu tmmf
;250_00‘Northwest for' about twenty-sevh
years, now lives with their son. thsh
daugntcrs and three grandchildren *__
1427 Commercial street, Portigudf;
Oregon The hopsc._is_ _olw_Mr".__o5;4‘yp'»
bell‘s building and is a red one,_~any-
rounded-_ w_ith'red' clay, within while'
there is, a_ welcome f_nr. 'real-Red Clayl,
es_pec_ially those wiiq hgyfin th’
ve hs the red hlood'.'oi1;th'Q, Camnbs§~
'and' the Beatons, Mrs. _Cg|hppe11' ' _
ing a scion ofthe laAttef"el`§`n_'-0551;.,
summsnslnu nIs'rRIG'l‘. uneninrg
_ )l.~~___,_.` "4-l
200, 2.15 not and pace   100.00 I 'rhewinsneisr  _ 
mersids_ District lol- ,.tlie_~_~»He
Ohlwsh was held is on "
inymen. A11 the' » se_if_¢1¢`ss>¢¢m,,¢¢¢»
with the District meeting were 5**
s9.*»9_l‘_il9_li.. by  'lbw `
sident of the N. B: _` _R1 B1 If "-
ference, Rev. Nell   "hlin,_an
Rev. Thos. Marshall; .th ’snpqin__`
tendent of Missionlj were both ` "g
ent and added by_fli_e||_~‘y|ige' gy "
and he! to the profit of they '
A00 isrskei...  ._.s_00_._0o,lns- The ver`i°\_\#.-lc*1¢r_°_°t°°lfthe»¢ll4-
rict, and especially the one'_of=Lh|..
slons, _were_¢_luly _inquired/i`g¢¢ my
fully discussed: Arrangements were
made _ for( Missionary, »ililiuc`ational nd
priisri »n_0et_ing0.__ _Ame ins rocflne.
business 'had been disposed of tbl,
President of the Conference ave "
3rd, 2.27 trot .... ..   60.00
1-1o'rL VICTORIA s'i‘An1.us, ~
oHARx.o'r'r1c'rowN. 
ard, 2.19 pnes (stake) _ ______ ..$ 00.001
_A. A. s'rI-:wAR'r, sou'rHPon'I‘.
mi, 2.19 pose (stake) ....... _.s 40.00-`
P. 0, BROWN,
ith, 2-year-old trot ______  ...S 40.00
Calm or stormy it maybe taken asi
a fact that Walsh would never again
lon grounds. That mysterious wind is:
too much for him. It was n wind in
the same quarter that Captain Bald-‘
win and another aviator found so
troublesome. There must be some
codfoitmaftion in the land, causing al
pe ulair wind round there that makes`
it 'bad for the airmen. 
The exhibition commission held a
meeting last evening at which ron-|\
tins business was transacted, but no-
; Fmnk Mcmwen' S“=m“‘°f”.m°»‘ .thing decided regarding the future.
-1 K /Sh
int_eresting_ and _hug-g. gig ".
for Inu 0onsid0rs`i.lgu§_~@‘ange::$'»
and simultaneous* slid _rjin an 
gelistic campaign, _wlillilf evokefk s.
hearty response in q.ll_-lirtsentr 'Mio'
District, by resolution, _pl_a|1md.i”§_{_g»
to cooperate _with any scheme which
the President, after cdntultationwith
the other Districts, might sas, ina.
way to organize. In the evening. M,
very largely`att'e`n_de`d and enthusias-
tic missionary meeting yy-a|'h,1¢)l0"`r
which the Chairman of the Dldllibt
presided, and st which the Presidsnt:
of the Conference and Rev. '1‘. Mir-
shall gave earnest and sioqllsntl dd-
UY £0 fly "Om tht °¥l1|hW"dresscs. During the sqrvlastha_eh_o‘lr
rendered some inspiring music. 'he
members of the District greatly _Qi-
_ioyed their visit to this riclmand
beautiful portion. of B. ill, I. Rev.
Geo. M. Young has, reseivorlshsaretg
welcome from e loyal people and _
ters upon his Tryon pnstorate under
most favorable auspices. After a
heartv vote of thanks ,to the pastor
and the people of 'l‘ryon_ for
n npnonie kinen__'tn6rsweenr0 ‘ _
is a close one r?f.§.hc.l'nqil`-_ enlvi '
aintrine meetings sver_hsid,>-J. 
ten minutes agter an appli-
of Dsndarfne you cannot find
trace of Dandrud a loose
hair and will
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l-.cts Of Beautiiul, Glossy Hair, »’ ' ` 
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' of-dandrnff--Use “Dsnderi|”". I _ ‘ - ~ _ _
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