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aches neuralgia inflicts. inary rem-
edies don't even relieve, It requares an
extroardinarily stroug, penetrating liniin-
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fall we-ar; the very best grades
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all the different lasts. Come
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A Grand Reception-Detec
tive Officers Who Will D
Attend the Visitors.
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xox'rnnaL’s nncoaa-rxoxs. ' _
llosrranar., Sept. 14.-(S,peclal)..-The
city is rapidly `i§'l°ogmiiig,iii,tc_~celor and
strivinirmightily expresswith nsgsand
colors the welcome conceived in its hear
for the Royal Visitors.
The decorations far exceed what was
first promised and eleetric lights are be-
ing generally used.
rm: norm. Yaoi!! rassls Iuwmn.
Farina Poisr, Sept.14.-(Special)-The
Royal Yacht Ophii' passed inward _at
noon and was followed by the warships
Diadem. Niobe and the 'cruisers Tribune
and Indefatigable. `
nrrncrrvu roncil oN comp.
Tonoxro. Sept. 14.-(Special)-.lm
specsor of detectives Stark, Lleut. Col.
Sherwood and Detective Carpenter wil
travel with and guard the Royal Party
during their Canadian visit. '
A Baan non, Manitoba, letter of Sep-
tember 6th to the Winnipeg Free Press
says! "Rev J. A. Gordon, of Montreal,
formerly of St. John. has beenoalled to
the pasrnrate of the°First Baptist Church
here. This was the decision reached at
a meeting held recently to select a succes- 1
sor to Rev. Mr. HcLaurin, Dr. l[cDermaid
president of the Brandon College, favored
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number that the pleasure of travelling in
wud” to th; Our traveller will soon cal
Books and School
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it being the intention that hi-sides his
church duties Rev. Mr. Gordon would
devote some of his time to lectur-
ing on pastoral theolotgy in Brandon
College. The result o the churches
action has been communicated t0 Dr.
Gordon, and_his reply is awaited. Rev,
Hr. McLaurin. the former pastor, was sp-
pointed Superintendent of Baptist
THE NEW PRESIDENT '
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Mrs. McKinley Bears up Well-The Presidents Remains
Taken to Washington To-day-Sorrow in Loudon.
Paris and Berlin-King Edward’s Kindly Message-I
Two Canadian Ministers Lto Attend the Funeral--Pan,
' American Closed Till To-day. e _
caiunaro as uraasunmn. ° all churches throughout the land services
on-Ayn, 53,,” 14__(gpeei`1_)_n-,is ex. ,willbeheld and prayers offered relative
pected that the Governor General will ,t° th* m”°l'7T¢d P1`°3id¢Ut-
send a letter of regret at Prcsident’s death ins. uexntmir Blass or wsu..
and that two or more members of the Mm M¢Ki,,1°y W” ‘sleep 'hen the
p Canadian Cabinet will go to the funeral. eud came.
 QUE-ry To B, n_n,uiM.ED_ ' _ She was quite strong today and some
apprehension as to her is passing awap.
It is believed that some of the gaiety
features will be eliminated from the rm: rsnsmnnrs som' ousamm.
" ROYBI I¢O\1I' DSC81188 Of DDB Pl‘8SI.d€DI¢’B The Prggidenifg  [5 ngw  
i` d°°f'h~ - uniformed guards from the Army Hospi-
Lll bile lI\lDl8bBl’S buh Sir Ri8hLfd (351 Cgrpg,
Cartwright are at Quebec to meet the MOURNING FLAGSINLONDOM
`R°’°1'i°i°°"' T Losses s¢pe.14-(special i-From one
raasinimr aooszvam swonrz rx.. \ wwe” of Westmmmtet Abben ‘mm the
1 Borrano. Sep.t.l4-(Special)-President ,gray buildings when the Government
1' Koosevelt ' arrived here this afternoon Empire is admmistelem from tha
\ and immediately took the oath of oilice. Mansion Home md the L", Com.” md
ucxumsr xrmsrims mar sa nnrsmno. from e,ery,,h°,.e’nm5 ny at but man
All the Cabinet Ministers and heads of Au the stock exchmms U., e1°sed_ ii P
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epartments wi resgu, but it is bclie#d THE msgs inning.
he will ask them to continue in ofllce K
possibly until the Decamber Congress. Tm’ ing kxegmphd t° Ambaudw
No special session expected to be called
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the -"gm" Dems” mar' 7 and the whole American mation in the
9°” “°"TI“’_Ix-*'m*n°_f‘ H59# A. 1 , loss of your'distin_guishe_d and ever to' 
An autopsyon the bodyofthe dead   
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B _sonv 'raxsrr 'ro wasinNc'roN.  gggomu, “gnu -min' lm_D_
A ti-is: sei-vice win beheld here si nvsj A ,,,,,,,,,,.,,, “nice ,in ,,.,,b,,b|, 5,
o’clock on Sunday and tbe remains start had at Westm;n,¢¢r_ ’ _
for Washington by special train at 7 o'-l
clock Monday morning.
l It is believed that the shot that -struck
the Presidcnt's breast bone produced the
shock on the heart muscles causing its imp' V
strange action.
ml xxrirairiozc onoesn.  Pauls, Sept. 14.-(Special)-In the morn-_
The gates of the Pan. American Exhib-
1
ition are closed till Monday. called prescnslly at the America Embassy
Atall the city churches and indeed in I to express their reg rets _
snot oaosnn A nllalvr snocx.  __
V- . flags on the German fleet at half mast
Choate. ` i
Moet trul' do! sympathies with you
EHPIROB WILLIAH HONOBS TH] DIATL "
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The German Emperor has ordered the
with the American ensign at the main
OFFICIAL  IN FRANCE.
ing the President and Minister Delicasse
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MANITDBA i HARVEST EIELD.
On the 10th of August we left Prin is
the  B150 RCV. PYOL Whlddelil, Edward Island to take a trip to the
harvest fields of the Northwest. The
number of excursiouists from the Island
§was estimated at 600. We arrived at St.
lr
John at dark on Saturday night and were
lucky enough to procure a rest in a
colonist sleeper, there being only one
sleeper on our train, so we had it more
'comfortable than those who had to travel
in second class coaches. All the way
through the turmoil which those passe n-
gers passed through can only be realized
by the onlookers. Passing through a
rock bound country, through the State
of Main, we arrived at Montgeal, a
beautiful city with its great manufactur-
ing industries, line wharves
of masonery, vast whare-houses, resid-
ences and superior hotels, etc.
missions with headquarters at Portage la
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of country until we arrived at North Bay.
situated in Lake N ippissing, a beautiful
sheet of water dotted with many Islands.
Travelling along were the railway trav-
erses, mcomparatively wild region where
forests, meadows, lakesridges alternate,
we pass the shores of the extensive sheet
of water of Lake Superior, we are carried
through and around the bold and harsh
promontories and the deep rock cuttings,
viaducts and tunnels. At intervals we
are in full view of this extensive lake, af-
ter which we arrive at Port Arthur. _
At Fort 'William we changed cars for
Winnipeg,where we arrived on Thursday.
Winnipeg the great city of the West is
handsomely built, has paved streets. Its
Electric Street cars present a very lively
appearance to the town. It has numer-
ous public bu then are
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DRY GO0DS REVIEW
Deals With the Hillel’ lllli
‘ of Taxation
Goods Review sen. Commenting
our article in the July issue _ oaths
“Travellers” Tex in Prince Edward Island
The Charlottetown Guainrut has a
reasonable and well-written V
dealing with the wholeequestion. TBI
travellers make out a strong case in this
matter, and that they presented it ina
very convincing and persuasive fashion.
It contends, however, that t tax was.
not due toa_ny feeling against the repre-
sentatives of outside houses and was not
intended to restrict legitimate trade. The
measure was due. it pointsout, to the
necessity for fresh revenue. Even the
additional $7,000 which the province has
received to its yearly income from the
Dominion Government does not restore
the balance between the revenue and
expenditure.
Our contemporary goes on to point out
that the Montreal and Toronto houses
pay no taxes in Prince Edward Island
and that this payment for a license to do
business is the only wayin which the
Province can get some return from them
for the privileges it gives them.
l\` ow this view is so moderately expressed
that one is almost inclined to sympathize
with it to some extent. But it must be
remembered that much more important
principles are at stake in this matter.
Since the tax really restricts interprovin-
cial trade it is probably unconstitutional
and in any event moat impolltic.
The consumers on the Island are almost
certain topay the tax, because the big
houses which send their travellers down
goods for the tax they have to pay.
. Besides, we would imagine that the
v ` ' ilding, pmong , : V _ '
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quely situated at the junction of Rideau °°"i°“°d °° f°'mh °‘“°’ wusht by all the Island mewbsnw. for
River. Aroundthis river are hosts of saw ' ‘ every °°mm\1UitY 81508 by th¢il‘ 71433-1
mills, where large quantities of lumber “HAVE   IT” ? fb* 9°!" 1'9»|‘=’9d bY U19 lil! il 5Ul'¢\Y D051 K”
are sawed from mg; posted down me 0;. ` _ largeenough to was-raiit the Island in-p »----ui-nr-I--r-»--1*'*""-"9""‘
t Riv 4 'ts in-i5u¢,¢ri,B_ The city j M¢¢1`°°hllllll G05 P111 Sllwklbg can-ing the trade antageniani of ' 1
awa er an i _ Q
stands on a high bank overlooking a wide tobacco. »°f the D°miI\i°D- i -
V ' . In fact th last lace one would have
valley which presents a very pretty ap- _ t » ¢ D ' _-
iwarsnce. As we moved along we passed It “ "11 r1‘h'*° ¢¥P°°*»°‘1 this 13°' i»°°m\°*°°__fl_°“\ 1' °l° a
through ayery rocky and barren section Sell Evtrywherc. |06. per pssklge °f "59 Mnmme P1`°'h|°¢l»  13°
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PAIN!-& DON
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Advice
Winter Dresses
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guytterick Paper Pavftpegugarhaw
received. le sure to visit
Pattern Department
I will certainly not do busines at a loss and S
'will recoup themselves on the price of the   &
visits of intelligent, commercial travellers n°‘k°°u°" “d smm""
the Maritime Provinces
It will interest our readers to know that
some of the cases have Lately been argued
before Judge McDonald, and that the
esurtiissseeiasd inmersibmcnesppesl
that outside firms are not liable. -_One if
these suit was that of 8. Greenalielf
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character ef the merchants they were 'i b f u mo of um,
brought into contact with. Therefore, wel on you E 5 u
doubt very much if this enactment is et
really a product of the commercial sense ,
of Island merchants. W0 ark Oli' friend! |50 &¢
him before placing their or