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Pli0VlNlllAl_ EXHIBITIGN
IHDUSTRIHL F
A1' i-iatiriix, N.  .
September 22-Septemttet; t.=.'e-S
$16,000 IN PREMIUMS $16,000
ART, SCIENCE AND NATURE.
Their varied products on one grand expanse
of ground.
ALL COMPETITIONS OPEN T0
MARITIME PROVINCES.
MANUFACTURES T0 THE WORLD
UNRIVALLED SPECIAL ATTRAC-
TIONS.
$6.000 appropriated to this department. Per-
forniancif eicry afternoon and evcuipg in
1t‘0tit of [lic GRAND STAND. 0Cl)1!51ng
.anything yet attempted in the ari-
-tiiiie Provinces.
Watch for Later Announcements.
FUUR 40AYS EXCiTlNG SPEED CCIPE TITIONS
Purses amounting to $1,800.00, `
_For Premium List and all further informa
tion addr ‘
J. \VOOD. Mana er, and Secretary.
June 23. d5tw 3 inos. City Ball, Halifax. N- S-
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ti ers and Correspondents.
_._ .____.., __`*
; in the city.
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1 _ Ri-:v D M (,A.\i1'n1~:Li. will not preach
lin Bn.-1.11.11 and om-t».ii. on sabbath.
._lJul_': 3rd as intimate il.
Mit Cii.i1:1.i.=.s B Pnfritirzs of this city
left by the western train Thursday after
IT is said that an event of is very in-
teresting character will take place in
the Methodist Church at Cherry Valley
on Wednesday, July 6th.
The Presbyterian congregation of
St Andrews Church, Cardigan, intend
holding a Grand Tea on Thursday the
14th July, dinner :ind tea both served
in the best style. Coins one, come all
and have a pleasant holiday before hay-
making. Concert in the evening.
Tut; Methodist church at Stanley will
be re-opened July 10th; three ser-
vices during the day. Rev F WV \Vight_
man, of Margate. will preach at 11
o`clock. a m. For the service at 3
o’clock in the afternoon we hope to se-
cure the service of Rev`G C Robertson
of Cavendish. At 7 o`clock in the even-
ing Rev W J Howard, B I), will oilici-
ate.
(Summerside papers please copy.)
GR.\Nvir.Li~: Ecrioiss.-The carpenters
have commenced operations on the new
dwelling house of Mr Cyrus Morris.-
The potato bug has made its appear-
ance and is receiving a warm reception
from the farmers.-The good work still
goes on in Pearley Stream Division; the
membership is increasing and the meet-
ings are well attended, and interesting.
The Journal has proven a powerful
magnet. The last issue, (June 21st)
besides being newsy, contained some
very helpful suggestions concerning the
coming temperance campaign. redeci-
ing credit on the editors, Miss E B
Brown, Miss Mary Corbett and A C
Taylor.-Our school is still pushing its
way to the front and we congratulate
our trustees on having again secured
the services of our present teacher,Miss
Ella B Brown for the incoming school
year.
Parr-:N'rs REPORTED,-Below will be
found a list of new inventions recently
patented by C inadian Inventors by the
Canadian, French and Belgian Govern-
ments, through the Agency of Messrs
Marion & Marion,Ne\v York Life Build-
ing,Monireal.Canadia.n; 60.306, Fabien
Laporte, St Ambroise de Kildare, P Q.
Agricultural Implements; 60,311, J T
Huntor, Linden, N S, Lock; 60,313,
W SW Butterfield. Three Rivers, P Q,
Log Sewing Machine; 60,337. E Jac-
ques, Montreal 1’ Q. Car Fender; 60,-
340, R B Stevenson. Phillipsburg, I’ Q.
Slate Cleaner and Pencil Holder; 60,-
35~l,L A Caron, Montreal. P Q. Nut
Lock; 60,365. A Amiot. hlontieal, P
Q. Street Railway Cars Implements;
French; 269.126. W E Hunt, Montreal.
P Q. Bicycle Support; 270.110, Hor-
ris & al, Victoria, B C. Vignetting Ap-
paratus; 269,873, J E Kennedy. Mont-
real, P Q. Shoe; 270,713, John H
Poole, St John.N B. Cork Puller and
Label Destroyer; Belgian; 130,334-
Wm J Curry. Nanaimo, B C, Leat:Tur,
ner; 130.856 J H Poole. St John N B,
Label Destroyer and Cork Puller; 131,-
3-16, Hubbard Sine. Harold. Ont. Cab.
bage Cutter; 131,571, David A Taylor.
Blzick Cape. P Q, Bicycle Brake; 132.,
T51, H B Fitzsiinon. ivapelln. X lv T.
Anti- refilling bottle.
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A discussion followed participated
in by Messrs Ross, R H Campbell,
and E S MacPhail.
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A FTERNOON SESSION.
After roll call a paper was read by
Miss Durant on “Teaching Patriotism
in Schools,” and was well discussed by
Messrs Kielly, Campbell, Anderson,
Ross, Weeks. Smith and Mr Wagstaff
of Halifax. A vote of thanks was then
_ tendered to Miss Durautlfor the excellent
paper. y
Mr Charles Kielly then read a. paper
on -‘Examinations, are they beneficial
ject was handled in Mr Kielly‘s usual
masterly style, and elicited consider-
able approval. On motion it was de-
cided to have the paper published
Rev Charless McKay give a very
interesting talk on “Education in re-
lation to modern progress,” which was
listened to with much attention and a
hearty- vote of thanks was tendered the
Reverend gentleman. After the differ-
ent committees were appointed, meet-
ing adjourned.
The public nieeting of the..Coiivention
was a grand success. Dr |Darrach oc-
cupiedthe chair. and extended ii hearty
welcome to the teacher on behalf of the
citizens of Kensington. The program
was one of the best ever given under
the auspices of the teachers. The
solos of Mamie Bentley, Miss Blanche
Craig and Mr Alfred Glover were well
rendered. The duet by Mr and Mrs G
Tuplin was given in their customary
good §tyle,aud enthusiastically encored.
Hleasing readings were given by Miss
Ruby Darrach and Miss Ethel Connors.
Very fine addresses were delivered by
Rev Charles McKay and Rev F li
Wigiitman. Pro! J McLellan favored
the audience with some excellent violin
selections, accompanied on the
orvan bv Mi 's Birdie Mo nach.
delighted his bearers with his rendering
of favorite Scottish songs, and the clos-
ing one "Duncan Gray" brought down
the house. Meeting closed with “God
save the Queen" and three cheers and a
“tiger” for Mr Lamont.
THURSDAY, June 30.
nioiizyiise snssios.
A paper on Compo.-iiiou and Spelling,
was read by Mr Matthis Smith. A num-
ber ofexcellent suggestions were given
on this very important subject and
caused consideiable discussion. I
Mr J A Ready, B A. read a very in-
structive paper on the Human Soul in
Education, wich showed much thought,
and called forth a hearty vote of thanks.
Theafternonn session was opened
with report from Finance Committee,
showing an enrolment of 49 teachers,
and a goodbilance of funds on hand.
On motion the following otiiceis were
appointed for next year: -P esideut,
Charles W' Ki-lly; Vice-Pres, Miss H
Beattie; Secretary-Treasurer, Norman
Carruthers; Executive Committee, E S
Mckhiril. W D Mclnty re,Matthias Smith.
J A Reidy, Maggie Ross.
On motion of Mr. Carruthers, the
resolutitn passed bythe Charlottetown
Teachers’ Institute regarding the action
of the government in repealing the
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The morning session of the Teachers 1
Convention of the \\ eitern Inspectorate  _ . .. _ -_ _..
     was held in the_ Hall nt Kensington _ _ _
Wednesdaymorning and was opened
 by the President.Mr WDMcIntyre. In "
» a few brief remarks he reviewed the
general work of the past year. the fin-
ancial standing of the convention, and
_ Qleaned By tguardiant Report the action of the government in repeal- 1 __
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supplementary clause was adopted
unanimously.
Mr Hensley Stavert read a. paper on
"The personality of the Teacher".
A hearty vote of thanks was tendered
Mr Wagstaff of Halifax for his preseneel
and assistance during the meetings ot
the Convention.
The convention closed with singing
health in pure, rich blood-Hood’s Sar-
are a sore spot to some of our compe-
titors; no sham. genuinelineii.-W A
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We have added 35 feet to our store and
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could not be prevented from getting on some
On Saturday we will commence a. cleara
dusted goods
Boots and Shoes, Readymadc Clothing
white and cold shirts, Hats and Caps, Lad
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