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iii iili iiiiiiii Piiilililiiiliiil   CONVENTION CCLOSES Piiiliiiiiiiiii
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lnslimabie Gai" 0V°fW°l8i‘S C°"S°d by L@€iSiHii°“ ye# i°'After Most interesting Sessions-An Eioquent°’   _ ° For War Between Japan and
My DiS“°°°‘"""°"t O. be H"ish°d f Address by Rev. Dr. Smith-W. C. /Pearce   _ “"5” C°"'i""°
_ _ of Chicago Gives instructive Talks '  
wade Could Hope for no More_Conservat|ves Block the Commons - - I Russia Objects to U. S.Treaty with
¢_-»q- P . ‘
.Favorable Result in any Court Post Ofiice with Biair’s Speech to the D¢|egat¢S° . ___ China- Carnegie Given the
-Our C0mmiSSi0l\8\‘S e-Laurier S-ys Franking
` B\amed» P. ivnege is Abu sed.
“HES ON THE AWARD. DELAY OF PBOROGATION.
Imwx' Oct" 21' _(Sp°°hn_ T.” OTTAWA' 0”' 21” (S9e°i°1)“P"°'°3°` rendered some excellent singing, the
sl diszussillll %b° AL“k“° *wud "fs 3°” ‘S 358103. BS bile" is SWIG iolrislation organist Miss Jessie Strong presiding at
le gain of definitely settling yet. tg be f1¢,ish¢d_
|4l\°°“°° °“°°'i““ i’°"°““"‘\°°P°’t°“m°° irons sviaearnr ron nsnrunn.
* °i’°°'d betwnm um smut' and The Alaskan boundary settlement' has by the reziring president, Rev A F Wight-
hdfd °°ti°°S tu outweighs my dw given an impetus to the feeling that Capt
“L me declsmn’ 'hub' Bernier should be helped in his north pole
iw-all practically leaves things as they expedition
were found."
Bi.AIR'S SPEICH MAKES TROUBLE.
so casa. » ii
“MDA BAD \ 1 Mr Borden indignantly complained that
'nl' Tm" funn" d°°bt's whwh" the Speaker had ordered from the car-
gaada could hope for a more favorable
some British papers condemn the space.
Caaadimtommissioners for not signing ‘umm A395; op 1-R;N;;;N(;_
*° °""° ‘md '°" P“"“°‘“”3 N* °x' sir Wiifri<i.Leorier oerebdeaiiie speak
||*““°° °f ‘heir V°°m°°° er, explaining that the whole lrankin
lliif-_-il-‘il :
' 'i i bei b sed.
ron rm-:L ALL Usiin UP. WV' °“° ' "K ° °
Session opened at 7.39 o’clock, President
Rev R S Whidden in the chair. The con-
gregation was very large. illllng every
available seat. The members ol the
_church choir were in their places and
the organ.
After service of praise, tonducfed by
Rev D B McL~_od, an address was given
man, which dealt with the general work
of the Association, its stand for advan-
cement and progressive methods for work
on the Island. The address was of a most
interesting character and was listened to
with rapt attention.
The congregation were than plcaslngly
entertained with a vocal sdlo by Miss Ida
ridois bags of campaign literature (Mr Gou h
Oct 19-Members of Min'o
ofth PW A h Stre t School will hold a concert an
('""u _°:f';’)t0 _“Lund Caufgf eeeiei ie Y M c A Heil bebigbe. nnmie-
abgx: “Shun for the co_°D,nt on s on adults, loc°s, children 10 cents.
support of all members of the P VV A -Our stalls in the market will be close
edert to secure shorter work day on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday. ought to be .mughh Then ,M adolw-,_
mcroiilhii- Ci¢l`kS ill C899 BI€`-011-Siturday sales still continue. We inak
W0l'k H001 75 5° 35 h0\1\`S| Dei' this move partly on account of poor facili-
Nlii 51167 SP3 €fld¢&V0ril12 E0 reduce »iss for heating between market days.
is to sixty hours. J J Gay & Son. 22d 101
“-"_“"'__" -Attention is directel to the advertise-
-Blcyclisls and all athletics depend on _ment in an ther column of the Annu
WWI-EY'-' Linmenf 'D kfev ih¢if5°i“fS Meeting of the if M C A. 'rbeee bavib
“mb” “lid musclfs in Vim- bills against the Association are asked to form f01‘ U12 f»¢&Ch@I`- AU! OM Wh° will
render them at once.
-Rev.'D MoLeau,wil-i preach (D V) unde
H@NiB¢h€ Cllfod in 30 lDiB\1t¢S bi ZU500 the auspices of St. Georges Lodge to night . . -
, _ , _ But grading of pupils implies grading
hmets Won 5 “feet the heart' 25c' "1 Church of Cimst’ pppef Great' Ge°‘8e of instruction. The present system ar-
S‘.-Service will begin at 4.30 sharp.
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“"1” b°‘°'° my “tual °°"t °f "bw Blalr‘e railway speechisent up from the
=\**°°- ` Montreal star emee and bieekibg tb
OONUISSIONBP-9 31-13119- Commons post office and all availabl
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"°°u_'f°'f_°i§°;';°°':__',g§_‘_‘ ::f“,‘;"'}“_f°f_'§é sr Joss, oet 19 -The Daily Telegraph
mianltnbber not like steel like they which throuirhout its thirty-five year
0811350 be- U93 F¢l`l'°5°l\¢ 3'-id W9 and career has been strongly Liberal, will to
W. 'tales' ffeiziisn mg? plggfnd   m in-ow morning editoriaily aunounca i
uv* 1-nedesire to “bor mme, bug p.lit,icai independence. This follows i
and you enjoy it. You don't get tired. opposition to the Grand Trunk' I acid
\'“‘°° 5°" M" “S94 F°"'°z°“°° }‘°3l°°" Transcontinental Railway Bill now before
"“°” ’°““°" F"“"°"° ""1 °‘"° ’°“‘ rbe senate or canada 'rbe Teiemob will
Sold b al drngg' ‘ ‘
Y I mm' i ol‘ti ill be St John first in all
KS FOR SHORTER WORK-
DAY.
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say tsp t csw
things. __
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
-The J unior Natural st Club of Prine
DOCTORS DIFFERED
And Nicholas Ecker Sufiered from Kid-
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gg g ' ney Disease for 29 Years d
' “ ' `Kidrey Pills Cured Him.
-Do d’s
ST CATHARINE5 Ont-» OW-19th-“iS9°°` is optional and not part of the lesson
W F ial).-Bordering on the miraculous is the Scheme_ The oppormmny remains with
-cure of Nicholas Ecker, a well known far- the denominations Lo adopt 0,- Select to
Q mer living near St, Johns P. Q. on the div- Suit their needs_ A graded course takes
mm? “ne °f Pelham and Thomld °°w“` this material and arranges it [acc arding to
F0  ships. For tvventy~nine years he suffered l the laws of thought giving go each what
mm Kidney Disease' is suitable. This has not yet been done.
Doctors differed as to his trouble. On
called it Gravel, another Bright's Diseas
Q .
C
R oesa practical grouping of ages but no
s
ts
IB
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e grading. During infancy the striking
d peculiarity is physical activity. This de-
_.  _ _ _ ' _ 9' 'have a. partial remedy in the Supplements.
‘md atmrd S‘m°l7 Smd he was m 8' dan' Lessons which are studied every Sunday
gewus °°“'“ti°°° N°“e °f them cured and form the basis cf examination for
him In his statement he says
c  V   S ‘At this stage I gave up Q other trea
ment and started using Dodd’s Kidne
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Rev W H Smith, Ph D. than gave an
address on . 1 `
,JGRADING AND SUPPLEMENTAL LESSONS.
Grading, "he said isa matter of great
importance ta our Sunday Schools. At
the present time the majority of schools
- areungraded. Therein in many instan
clear conception of the principle involved. _
Grading is fully recognized ln the public
schools where age and attainment
al:o adopted by the best Sunday Schoo's
’ and has been followei by gratifying
reselts. Some arrangement of punils is-
necessary. The teachers has a number of
pupils, has a certain :truth to teach and
only a limited time in which to teach. If
the pupils be of equal capacity and at-
_tainment the teacher can teach one
_ hundred as successfullyas _one_.If_ _there_bc
great diversity of ' capacity _and
a few or devote a few moments to each-In
.laws of the child mind demand clrefnl
mands that certain methods can be suc-
we find the play_instruct, individualism.
51 grade cur schools so we will have similar
g material arranged in most convenient
seriously attempt grading by age cin
__ easily accomplish it. It is our next for-
ward step.
ranged by the International Committee
is not graded to suit th i pupil. Its main
idea is rather topical. The same material
is presented to old and young, it is in
many ways arbitrary and unsuited to the
younger grades, The Committee has
sanctioned a “beginners caurse” but this
e Many suggestions have been made. We
promotion. These are graded and will
t' pi-obablg lead to a graded system. In the
Y I meantime we should adopt these lessons
Pius- After i'aki°“ tW° b°x°s I fmmd and the experience and education wil
  they were helping me. I kept on till
_ had taken sixteen boxes when 1 was agai
enjoying the splendid vigor of eaily ann be gmdei
manhood '
taken.
lico. A. Slater.
bbs- $._bb_Bcforc Hcav
Gcntlcmcifs $5.00 Frost Comes
_ These boots have a special-,
15' prepared waterproof sole, iY0U Si\O\lid Plant *haf be
(noi rubber.) T of1'ui.iPs.
We have still some fine Tulip.-,
Hyacinth Narcissus. Lily and
Crocus Bulbs for early sprin
- At_a.ao iii
Off BYOS 'g »
- ‘ bloom outidoofo and file! 5h°“1d_ Han vneie ;rc:;;e::;:inee?:i:nbg?ivi?i:
S0ie Agents. ‘be planted _ I
y Chicago, descriptive of the International
NloN BLEND TEA  
In its several grades is without 9-HY `  'OO
mwdton  is  __ _ _ ..¢r._ _'ur : _,'_ . ' -_ __-._-- ~‘__ _ :fbo;;~.§s_as5_;;J__.,;_rf'.'f; -M _=..»_:~*,_;_f_=_1'_&f__j'\,__'r___»-_i3¢;¥_e?.¥,;__,~-ei? _'__ _ ~_ _ _ _ ._-
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am  J.  __ .__,_, ,_ __~_ .;._< ,».___:»g-_ _ » _,__ _,»~__-s._..___,‘:_i;“_’~~, _.,..___..?. ._ _ _
»ei.§$i.t»re. “
The closicg address by Mr Pearce of
work. dealing with the world vi ide edorts
of the'Sunday School, was trim given. Mr
Pearce gave much encouragement to the
workers and with blackboard illustrations
showed the strength of- cn-operative
methods. He held the closest attention
of the audience for over an hour and im
d parted many lessons toward the uplifting
15 the young.' Through hislappesl all
special contribution, amounting 'to the
large sum of $116, was made at the
meeting. towards.the provincial work.
wmmmnar ifoniriiro. ~
3 daeted bv Rev G F Dawson, Tryon.” The
attainment the teacher 1. must ett.her~s`§lei`ti
cessiully' employed. During childhood
d herorworshlp. This also determines what
e ence is marked by emotional power and
enthusiasm, while dcubt is common.
" This is the day of grace with the young
and suggests that certain method and
truth be wisely employed. Thus we must
1 Seaman as Superintendent of the Normal
‘ Departinent._
’ no stnu<§_Lu<£|.Y- _
_of this work has now had over twenty
years ofexperlmental deve‘op<nvnt and
satisfactory trial. Not until 1895 was it
attempted in this Province wnen some
home classes were formed in connection
with the Summersidc schools. In 1900 a
Home Department was organized in
Charlottetown and now there are twenty,
two Home Departments with 919 mem-
bers inthis Province.
This report was followed by Mr. Pearce
answering many questions relating to the _
originality, intentions, and general work
of and benefits' to be derived from the
Home Department.
Thomas Moyse, Bedeque then gave a
thoughtful and h elptnl address on the
_ teachers personal relation to Christ.
This was followed by a conference on
the Sunday School as an Evangelistic
agency takenpartin by-Rev A D Mc-
Cully, Mr. Pearce, and others. '
wznrtnsnav arrnazvooiv. .
Session opened at 2 p m. Devotional
service was conducted by Rev. A N Simp-
son.
Miss Ethel Connors gavea splendldly
prepared report on the primary depart-
ment. The report showed that the cradle
Two more Orientala have _arrived in
town. ~ ~
The schooner Lain, Capt Thomas
Molden is loading produce at_ the Queen’s
wharf for W W Jenkins.
The Guardian regrets to learn that the
condition of John Westaway of this town
who clilhnow in the P E I Hospital le very
criti
The regular train did not arrive here
yesterday morning until 11.40 o`clock
nwlngtoa break down west of Mount
Stewart.'__. ‘ _
Alder Brehaut, city; Capt Blsset, Cardi-
gan B_i-ldge; James Fay, Newport; Stipen-
dlary Magistrate Blanchard and Prosecu-
tor Beers were ln town yesterday.
The Scott Act Court _was in session
yesterday,~ Stipendiary Magistrate
Blanchard presiding. Richard Kehoe
confessed and handed over $1W. The
case against Jerry Sampson was I dismiss-`
ed.
CHKIAGO MARKETS. -
Cmcaoo, Oct 21 - (Special). +-
Dec. Wheat 78i May Wheat
‘ “ Corn 42k “ ` Corn.
“ Pork $11.90. “ Pork ‘
iss
‘roll had a membership of 290. There are
two primary unions, one inCharlottetown
Rev Mr Raymond. Mr Pearce spoke with
ment work. i
The Field Secretary, Rev G P Raymond.
statistical. Only 149 schools had reported,
but others were .fcrthcomlng; out of
-these there was a total membership of
_9l85. ‘>The total amount spent upon the
different schools this .year was much
greater number of school members
1 -lr answered several questions
which had been handed ln.
The auditing committee’s,report was
‘next given and showed a balance from
last year of$119_58: this with receipts
from different sources made a total nf
-$2313.18, and with an expenditure of
$1904.58 leaves a balance on hand of §100.60
After a conference conducted by
Mr Pearce the Association adjourned.
WEDNESD AY EVEN ING.
_ ' Af.er prai»e service the report cf
' Teachers’ Training Department was sub-
mitted by J D Seaman and will be found
_on page 3.
‘ Rev A D Mctlnliy, read the report of the
Alumni Society in connection with the
teachers’ training course.
i Next came the presentation of diplomas
to graduates. .
_ Rev Dr Smith, moved. seccndcd by]
_‘Rev F A Wightinan a resolutfon
expressing regret of the retirement of Mr 1
Rev Mr Rat-tee then gave an address on
i“The Training of the Teachers." The'
teachers ne.d to know a great deal
about the Bible also the business- of
i'¢&°hiU8 and how to teach. He would
favor weekly or bi-weekly meetings of
teachers. ~' -
duet was sung by iliss Z Sharp and Miss
i Acoi-n_ joined in the chorus by the choir.
_ Rev G R White, Charlottetown gave 1
1 an address on ‘~‘Our duty to the Sunday
School” dwelling upon the greatness cf.
the work especially in this age of so mary
I evils. ‘
The committee on resolutions moved a
l resolution tendering greetings and
I propare for the ideal Sunday Schools thanks to Mr Pearce and thanks also to
“ whose scholars and instruction wil _ the pastor and truste.s_ the o~g-inist of
the church and the choirs, the people 'for
Odered for provincial work was thenftheir attendance. the local committees,
the friends who hospitably entertained
the delegates here, the press for reports,
the railway and all others who assisted.
'The resolution' was passed by a standing
vote '
By resolution the Prssident, Rev Mr.
Whidden and the Field Secretary, Rev
Mr Ray mond were appointed delegates to
attend the Nova Scotia convention _which
- meets next week.
Alter the singing of ‘God be with you
till we mret again‘ and the benedie ion by
_Rev Mr White the convention closed.
 -1-K-Z1’ ‘
Winmrsc, Oct. 19.-The C P R ollloials
‘ here deny that there is any possibility of
a strike of the engineers and dremen. 1.1191
men are awaiting the return of the H011"-f
_ “Very low Prkes m quan-titi¢s__»s association then repaired to the church treal committee, and the result ofthe
- _ _ and aftera short devotional service the pollof tlienien on this division. The
~ _ report of Home Department was given by general feeling is that trouble is ' much
HAS _A ..bb.ie_ireiy‘pr~eu-an
N _ 5 ZARD &  WSterna Charlotte wn Them thod lessl tnana Saturdli-
3 .Aff i _ _ _ .fl  ’
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Mr 'r
I
much encouragement on primary depart- |
‘.§1‘.?.Z“§.§“..?;‘":':‘.‘*§f$“§‘.§§”§:.’§2.’;.°:§,TH£ cirtowu sT_ocK ex-
CHANGE. ‘ -
| Daily Quotation List Furnished
l
l Telephone' 268.
|oioauig pribee obb. so. on-,.21
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4¢3a`ter- thaafln Sci-mer ._ _ _ _  f _ 
elthercasefaiiure in teaching. Again the-ljoliied the church. '. _ ""`Baftii1_l_n`1"£`&Oh_io _
'C.P. B.
New York Central
DQUIUR. R&il8 7 -_-; -
Freedom of Limerick-
' His Vision-
WAR DAKGFR NOT PASSED.
Yoxoiuiu, Oct. 21-(Speclal.)-1The
ministerial conferences and naval
preparations continue  the belief
 that the  of war  not
yet passed, f '
0BJl@3 T0 U B.TBEAT¥¢ - _
'rbei Rubens eutboi-iiiee ue understood
boobies: to ine new treaty betéeaa onine ’
and ‘ the States which opens  in
mansion-ie. to United states moe, in an
interference with Russian  _
camrpou’era1snrnnmou. _ __  
by
_wnrrn ae oo., ageaie for nm1Is'ai
thengave his report which was chiehy STOPPANI, Stock Brokers, New York.
Lninmcrr, Iam.a_.im,_Qct. 
The freedom of the city has been given to
Andrew Carnegie. _ _
Benn-ring be the emigration be
_ “Ireland’s loss was A'mer'lcan’a grain.” C
an & srans-ami srsrriis. '
C He looked for the day when Canada
aaa the stataa__wmid.,.haxe.a.,pimp_leti9_n_
wboia makéiiuo  _ 5  __ ‘__ _
742 7%)
119 1191
117i 1lU§
Colorado Fuel 8.: Iron -- Zilil
&'ie Railway
Illinois Central
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Metropolitan
_ Pennsylvania
1 Reading
_ Sugar
Southern Pacino
St. Paul
[win City
27% 27s
131 _
1332 133i
905 901
was 106-
118; use
46 _
use 115;
41; 41;
iss iss;
33! 345
Union Pacino _ 71% 'iii
United States Steel - 14 ~ 13;
‘° “ Preferred 591 583
Dom. I. ani S. Com 91 9
Louisville & Nashville IMS 100§
Dominion Coal Common 63 712
~
'n _ _r
of .iieeeee ie often me neil marked by
a_ woman’s. gown. A recent investiga-
gon showed n. horde of microbes, includ-
ing those of influenza, consumption and
-a _ozen other varieties, gathered in the
tra1i_1h of a woman’s dress. A
i e microbe is eveigwhere, but its
prey are the _weak an feeble people
" While the olfering wes being taken a` Wh°9° b1°°d 13 “P°°1'" Sud. dig¢S¢i011
iiweak." Dr. Pierce’s
Golden Mqlical Discov-
ery cures diseases. of the
stomach and other organs
of digestion and nutrition
and purilies the blood.`
' It strengthens the
body by increased
nutntion. to resist
_ or throw 05 dis-
lr ease.
- °Pl¢8_S¢ accept in
thanks for the good
Dr. _Pierce's Goden
Medical Discovery
has done for me,”
1 writes Mrs. N. Ches-
Jcg, of Cleveland, Cuy-
alao? o. Ohio. “I was
trou lcd for over a year
with what the doctor pro-
nounced indigestion. I
had nervous headaches. an
unpleasant taste in _my
mouth in the morning,
and my blood wa_s very
I t ' d diferent
poor. rie _
medidncs but to no avail.
M parents insisted on my
taking Dr._Pierce‘a Golden
_ Medial  l did
_ no; am nowon t e fourth,
_ bottle, and feel stronger
than I have for 
I cannot speak too lily
in its favor."
Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant
Pellets are easy
and pleamnt to
take. _ A moot
eiective - laxa-'
.. some ;_
lip” ‘gs
§‘.'°"..l"¥-
TRlnEaAND___'sHiP-Plus.
_ font or culnlotrerowu.
Oct, 21. ar. Eliza Mac, McDonald
Pictou ‘ ~ 
Oct. 26. old. Laura Cox, Quinn", Sydney;
Mary M. Romley, Rewkey, Pinette.
Oct. 21.. cld. Alma, Berso. Picton; Lorne,
Hays, Orwell; Agility, Porrior, `We|t
Arlchata ' 1 '_j T  " _j _
Conghs. colds. loananesa, aadotlottlrol
llallmenh are qnldrly'  l|y&`elo&0
tabieucten oentsncrieox.  C
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Merit made shoes, Ames Holden make.
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Ask for them. , _ _ _
1 _ ...auf 7-' 
_J _ _
ook news  _
_` We' have»..justi..receiv¢t1 
part of our Fall and Winter
stock of  '
- __Babks,fron1'f11¢ f<'_> _'hs
Publishers.  "`“  C 
Union. *  i -
‘Routledge & Co.
of/iers. _ _ _ '
'We are in a position t0 -
supply Sunday School Lib-
,-any Bggkg as low as they
freight. _
VVe have just supplied
‘ one of the Clly S. S. Lib'
' raries ‘wi‘fli $75.00 worth of '
new books. We _send out
Books on approval..-Let'
us know how much _you _
wish to spend for Library. i 1
Boolis and we .will_.§end
you double the amount' in* ~‘
- Books for your selection.
- and' take back? what;  

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f i
1 et' T er-Seder .
»-.i’f’..’.’;‘f...i $27.... .e£.’..1. __
Nisbef & Co. , 4 
9. Lofbrop & C0. if?
Sampson, Lo’lv & C0- g.
Fleming, Reine!! & Co. li,
F. Warne & Co. 
_ 'Ward, Lock & C0-» and -
can be got from the Book e-
Rooms and save you the -
o _ 1 1"
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