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ESTABLISHEU |89l ‘ THE eUARD1An,oHARLoTTEToWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, sATuRDAY, SEPTEMRER 16 1899 A _ pmgmnfm
PARl)0N
DREYFUS
ls Now the Demand of
Pans Papers
ARMY OFFICERS
Favor H1s Release- Siberia
May Rival America in
Wheat-growing
ABts,Sept lo-(bp cial) -Le Matin
the Cabinet will pardon Driyfus
Tuesday next.
Many newsp=p rs and srmv tthcere
demanding nts p rdon
HINGTON, bop* lo-(Special )-
Monaghan declares that S beria
wheat raising country and
la a powerful opposition to Amen
the grnn marketaof Europe in a
vaars, when opened up by railway
mill
BAKE
308- 15-(3P°°°l)-'T\\°
are tnaelndagaates
wheat. 78, corn, 821 oats
park 7 92!
wbea\.70i,oon.28i . OSU. 21% 1
wneat. 78%, corn 29g, oats
_uni if _
.lllfi
8000 pairs
of Iron wear Fame
NOTE-3=No 1
s are guaranteed s
CANADA T0 ADOPT METRIC 1
SYSTEM
Sir lienri Joly Says lt Must Become the
Recognized Method Here Soon.
OTTAWA, Sept. 13.--The Board oi
Trade received this morning from the;
Department of Inland Revenue, a sam-
ple set of measures end chartsof the
metric system.
In a crculnr accompanying 'the set
Sir Henri Joly gives a summers' of the
advantages of the system and showing T
the necessity of preparing for its inevi-
ttble adoption in Canada. It is pointed
out that the metric system is now in use
by all civilized nations except Greati
Britain, the United States and Russia,`
and late events point to its early adop-
tion by Great Brit-tin and the United
States. ‘
He says: "We must gradually pre-
pare for the adoption of the metric sys-
tem in Canada. If :ve compare the two
we hall soon tind out how much the
mt trio system ot weiqnts and measures .
is pw fe'-sl le to -~ur 'resent confused
&'ld lI'l‘all'»u~l ,~‘y~l‘1-itll."
The _s ..“,»l~. inclos-d in a rea* .=¥-i<\v-
case, will he placed in tm- ri.-iuida it 3
the Board of l‘-azie builfling for inspec-
fzon. ‘
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Church Services.
METHODIST.
Prince St..-Prayer meeting at 10.15. Rev.
J. W.'\IcConnell at ll; Rev. J. J. Teasdla. e ‘i
7. Sunday schfioland Bible _classalix 2.l5.
Strangers welcome. Attentive us ers.
Grace Church.-Prayer meeting at I0.
R-v. J. J. ieasdala at 115 Rev. J. W.
Mt~Connellat 7. strangers cordiallgu in-
vited. Seats provided for strangers. nday.
5;-implant 2.15, E. L. ot C. E. at close of Sunday
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Zi .-Pm tin tl0.Re .D.B.lcIAod
.t li” ....1’?.’““°=?.st‘£{‘i. seeth ms nine
cl»\ssat*2N. ,
1_StF'Jamss-Pnylfz   I0, _Ren-_
izsnrayer at1.Alla_eatsi‘raesnd_ nnapproprl-
Everybod welcome.
St. Peters Cathedral” .  at8
L . . c\t@hi-
m' Ulamattw. Evonsoug at 1 p.
and nnappropriated. _
narnsr.
as ;s
 
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. . vmond
Pastors sible
come and pro-
( rtable seats.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
to
if
silent Builders” Solo at both serv ees. All
welcome.
cmmcn or cnsarsr.
ees
at ll and 7. Professor Mellish at7
C. E. Wednesda at 7.3) p. m Stran-
2%
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leome.
_ sAt.vA'rIoN ARMY.
Sunda Se ` t_'I.l1.3.l»!lf1°»t8 .Ill-
Weekyn.i€;:°eS3e?vices.-Monday, Tuesday.
Thursday, day _and Saturda.y at 8 p m
Gosrnr. Margrlnc . _
Remember the Gospel Meeting in Prowses
New Block. Sunday afternoon.af- 4 oclock.
Strangers aiwa.,s welcome. Lesson Ac SB-
28 ‘almost thou persuadest me.’
A PHYSICAL WRECK.
Dreyfus Will Never Be Fully Alive Again.
, BABE, Sept. 13, 1899. Dr. Przzi. an
eminent Paris surzeon, says Dreyfus is
a physical wreck. He is thin and worn;
his muscles are atrophied. He is 39
years old, and looks 60. He will never.
Dr. Pozzi says, be thoroughly alive
again. It he recovers his liberty he will
live, but only if surrounded with every
care, wrapped up. as it A ere, in cotton
and placed in R greenhouse, like a plant
which has suffered too much for it to
ever recover its pristine vigor.
T0 LADIES. '
The face receives the record of daily
experience. Constant suffering from
come will mar your beauty. Do not look
a .
man’s Painless Corn Extractor, which
will extlact that sore corn in a day with-
out pain.
KRUGER 'PRIZES
To YIELD WoN BY 
And War Cloud is FadingrP. ~E. Islanders at St; 2125 HE... Between Messrs
  Out Now.
BUT FURTHER DEMANDS
.1-in-1.
ltlay Cause a New Crisis-R'
Great Preparation-New
Cabinet in N. S. W.
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Loxuos, Sep'. 15 -(Specia|)- It is
elifved now that Kruger will accept
Chamb~rlain’s proposals and that the lp
war danger is over.
The real crisis now may come when
the demand is made for the reduction of
defence works ` at Johannesburg and?
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Pretoria.  _ .
-England has prepared to operate on n
largescaleifwarreaultei A  A
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Ray. Rnbt. F. Whzsto willspeak t Ki d - . _
rarten Hall Sunday nmoruinz ugon ETS; .
Christian Athlete” and in evening upon “The  ow
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tured--Large Attendance A
and Good Show. f
Mclntyra Bros. and J. A. Fe-:gueon ,
Geo. H.`G'allbeck of Nirth Tryon,
The Races Finished.
_ The 2.25 class was inished yesterday
afternoon. The attendance was very
li
second heat on Thursday she get a poo:
star. and yesterday the same luck was -_---
hers inthe four.h heat being lengths in
the rear
Ramp led shortly after the start with
Minnie at her heels. Bijou passed Minnie
it; th;quar1pr.kOn tl:ietl;p1ckhstr;tch.l»i_-t,  
p Omp l'0 Ban ac to thlrd
osition On the last turn Minni had
P - 6 .
apparently a chance to win, when _ sue __
broke and ft-ll back to fourth poniti-m. -
Romp and Bijou came in almost to-
3.
   getner,buth ving_ brok o id V b_l , A  
en c ns era y
first place was given to Tansy, wx h
Bijou second and Romp third. T
2.25 cLr.Ass---Founrn HEAT.
Minnie got a very poor start, being
CHUIC and OIDCI'  Cap- about 20 yards in the rear. with tourtn T0  
' position. Tansy took the lead. Ramp
broke suns qumsr, me si are mn: Increased Spagg at
Ramp, Tansy, and Bijou came neck and
neck with rapid strides under the wire  Fail'
Minnie was still in the rear. but was
trotzing. despzte her lameness, with re-
markable vim. Soon she hunched with _`”`°"
the other three, and on the finish OTTAWA set
s. .s .s.- °1-A rf used run xr fr P
T JOHN apt 1 (spasm) t Coggin altlhe ol`;ad"'£`anl;; Tum; gina? H°"' A G Bhirudmt
tl? ;;hiTt2;; this m°r:ingdE` I;;J_?N;;` length ahead, but -having broken alight- °f *|19 P R WGN il
° _ar °_ mm cap “N n 7 ly,the heat and race were awarded to and it is behaved
the Prizes H1 the Guernsey cattle ale" Minnie. much es the miniseries or the um, mmm, ,o
spectaurs, Tansy second, Bijou third be earned on .; ual u st
. were winners in Ayrshire breeds. ,U-'14 R°mP f°°ft‘1- TWO- 2-275-
‘ Mr. Frank Boutiler leaves with , tl”
Ramp, Belmont and Beanie Bampnrtl
t°°k` PH” 1°' tim 'thy ‘°°d' . J” [for Halifax this morning for the - races cabinet council
The attendance at the exhibitioniig\,1-¢°|| gn; 253, img . V _ _
was 10 500 The iiratfour Mn.`WilsoXloavn_awith linda _and
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quickly, economically.
But 'tis good for allgene-
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To have the best Soap
, for all purposes insist on
having
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Certainly
Never pays to carry an unre-
iable Watch. You never
know the time, and are con-
stantly missing appointments
A on that account,
h;¢3!°il°!
and Pilot-.jr., tor Sydney  neu'
on Mon_day.‘
llr. Vail laaval with Taaayfor Hah-
faxtor the races there.
glue races. leaves for home tins
“gl
t Mr. J. B. Backlit arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon from Summetside.
Minnie was taken to Sammersido
yesterday on the 4.10 train. »
In this city on the 15th iust. Mary
Maud Reddin, beloved wife of Mr. W.
E. Bagnall, aged 86 years. "
[Funeral from her mothevs residence
Water street east on Sunday at 8.30 to
` St. Dunst.nn’s Cathedral thence, to R.C.
, Ceemmfy] '
In this city on the l5th inet Hannah
beloved wife of the lata Moses Burns, p
aged 52 years. ‘
[Funeral from the residence of her
brother Mr. Jose McDonald Domhaa
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to 60000.88
bankers
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TheCana1liaa
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. about 47 000 loot hill. T0
rpaoa it will bo laaalary lot
At St. Peters Island on the l2in`st. by mt' ‘"”'*“§ ‘P ‘
`the Rev. J. G. Mclvor Alexander , '
Cameron of Halifax to Elizabeth Jane, ° °“ t° ts' “ak “Hut”
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daughter of William Taylor ‘P500 N* 509°
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ter St. East on Sunday at 1 p. m. to St.l
l` gi _  We dont care to handle any i Y°°°S LMI- WU* il tbl* *hm
7:7 grocers' etc' iw thin else. mm? ,
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_' QT-,éf§..i'l€'_ "“`°’("l'A'="/Al ` K N ` ' Jeweler, \00tlnl1'1ll6d way. _ I
mmm    1000 people to pay their accounts furnished J une 30th.
hmm mm m We want a. large amount of money for Sept. lst.
wm. tnenmsercnmanueeuareo.
Knox Loodoa.h|¢.)
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And a large new line
of all kinds of
School Supplies
Now Ready