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H  Cox Defanding the withdraw  Rgsignanon as TO    sI:O(IOI'3I EIr}t!li0II""" 1 .     in I I A _._ __ ._ _   s _-_ '_   #_-_ __
ay amcobden muh __ ms mm, i' AnsusA- McLean and Al-xander'Martin.are the Choice wm.(_;~9°d _  wh  1°
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3”; Prejudices ere_D6ng Oreated_‘I.Ipee the Urgent Request of the _  . _ _ |,-me weather ‘P
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5 Untrue Statements~ No Citizens’ Temperance Com- __ _;_; -~ -A an ' ' "vi  » _ __
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p is of the Convention+Mr. Martin has Not Yeti Decid' I tm with"  5  0d°'f°'i"
y . . What was P\'9nounced to be the largest tl# interpretation ofthe tcrmsofunion was 'nd sh",-mg   ‘ *IM
Yacht Race for Want
of Suitable Wind-
” ksswsn 'ro enaunsnnalx.
Logepos, Sept. l-(Special)-Harold Cox,
5_¢|~¢tary of the Cobden Club in Ian open
_,tm to Mr. Chamberlain answers his
ggtement than the Cobdeu Club appears
_go be mainly supported by foreigners
'mee interests are that Englard should
gaintain the present free trade system.
§LLH¥ED UNTRUE STATKHKNT.
Hr. Cox says Mr. Chamberlain, once a
member of the Club, knows that foreign-
.us have no voice in controlling the policy
of the Club and intimates that the state-
ment made is part of a plan to create
prejudice against opponents by moans of
statements known to be untrue,
so racirr mics vssrnanar. _
New Yoax, Sept. 1-(Special) -There
was no racetoday for want of wind, the
weather being calm.
BE YOUR OWN DOCTOR.
~ And insteadof sending for physicians
sooftenjust see thatabottle of the old
tsmilyfmand-by Pols-‘m’s Nervillne is in
the house. It the baby gets cramps, colin*
or stomach ache administer a few drops
of Nerviline. When the children come in
coughing rub their throats with Nerviline
and for your own stomach and bowel
troubles rely on Nerviliue too. You will
ilnd Polson’s Nerviiine _ stronger, more
pleasant, more lasting in results than any
other pain reliever. Don't fall to get
Nerviline today-it will cure the pains
and aches of tue whole family and costs
but 254: in all drug utils.
‘I '
Lines we have placed in our
windows at a very low price.
lust for this week. We think
they will not be there a week,
as the price is so very low,
but for fast selling here goes.
Women’s Carpet Slip-
pers, all sizes - - l9C
Women’s line laced
Boots, worth $1.00 for 69C
Men’s line Dongola 
Boots, thick soles, good
wearers and made on"a `
ine fitting last,for only $1.38
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Men’s bud leather laced
boots, whole boxed Eng-
lish back strap, a good
boot for - - A - 9_8C.
.iff
You should just :see tho
good value-of these lines. -
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mittee at the Meeting Yes-
terday Afternoon.
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A meting of the Citizens, Tempt-racce
Committee was hecd in the Y. M. C. A.
building yesterday afternoon io consider
acommunieation received from Premier
Peters re the resignation of Robert
Jenkins as Prosecutor under the Prohibi-
tion Act and the recommendation cf a
suitable man for the position.
Toe Committee were oi the unaninious
time commanded the respect and confi-
tldence of the community that it would be
impossible to secure the servic sof an-
other man at present to take his place,
and passed an unanimous vote urging
Mr. Jenkins to withdraw his resignation.
Moved by the urgency of the Citizens'
committee Mr. Jenkins decided to with-
draw his resignation. _
The committee recognize that this
decision means much personal sacrifice
on Mr. Jenkins’ part as he greatly pre-
erred being relieved from the respon-
sibilities of the position.
ADDRESS.
THE following address was presented to
Miss Florrie Murchison by the trustees in
Dun Fannin:-It was with profound re-
gret we learned of your desire toresign
the charge of our school where you have
so faithfully and successfully labored for
the past two years and four months, and
foryour earnest effort for the advance
can ri-fer with pleasum to our past annual
school meeting when by nnanimious vote
you were respectfully invitel _to remain
with us and also for the respectable
amount of money presented you on that
occasion in appreciation of y;ur valuable
services.
There are other institutions in onrmidst
whicn will regret your absence, such as
the Sunday School and the Church servi-
sacred duties. But as you feel that you
cannot continue your work without seri-
nusinjnry to your heal.,h we deem it
would be an act of ingratitude on our
partto refuse your reasonable requfst,
and youoan rest assured that you carry
*with you to the place where you have
decided to visit for rest and recreation the
very best wishes for your future health
and happiness of your manvifriends at
Springvale. -
J. W. Youmnm. A
Saxon. Gn.Lrs1>n:,}Tiustees.
A. T. DOLLAR, _
ll To the trustees of Springvale School:
Dam Sms;- _
I sincerely thank you for the kind sen-
Plments expressed in your address and
also for the manner in which you have
assisted me byyourintercstia all matters
Iamgladthatmyelorts inbehalf ofthe
notsomuc
nerves
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Alexander Martin, Valleyileld. Though _
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the District of _Springvale._ ` "
'_ or um _ - cept the nomination it was 
Fei-5:. you have  it `»   i
entire wheel district in proof wnereorwe “mb v°n°’“°i y we” °”° - -°_"°'°"
convention ever held inthe citv met in
the B. 1. s. im: yesterday ern.-moon F
to nominatcmndidates to contest Queen's _
County in the .interests of the Liberal
Conservative party. The chair was oc-
cupied bythe couvener S. W. Crsboe,
and J. J. Johns on was the secretary. The
hall was crowded and enthusiasm was at
the highest pitch.
As West and East Queens is at next
election to be one riding with two mem-
bers two candidates had to be nominated
to run in conjunction.
The ilrst choice of the convention was
 oMa whereby cue third of our
_ tation is ruthlessly taken away
ag that we require our representatives
_‘_ ,tinue their eforis to secure forthe
 their full quota of men conceded 
tofns onenterinz the union.
iMoved by J amos Mclsaac, city seconded
by Petm~McLeod, Mount Stewart: whereas
the present government has been up to`
the present timeuoable to show that they
mfade any surveys of the route which it is
proposed to run the new trans cm-
tlnental railway-that they have no date
or knowledge of the country to be travers-
ed or the grades to be encountered, the
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Mr. Martin who was not present owing to
the very serious illness of his sen, 
ALEXANDER MARTIN.
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timatedthathe did not feel he oooh! 
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and the matter was allowed to stand-
pending his answer.
A. A. McLean, K. C. and Dr. R. Mc-
Neill were each nomir-ated for the second
choice. Upon a. vote being taken the re-
sult was McLean 199, McMillan -ll; and ou
motion Mr. McLean’s nomination was
made unanimous.
After speeches had been made by Mr.Mc.
McLean and Dr. McNeill the convention
mously c :rried
Moved by Joseph Wise, Milton seconded
by Chas E. McKenzie, Wheatley River:
Resolved that this convention desires to
place itself on record as protesting against
province remain unfulfilled.
, Mived by Dr. Mshieiil, city and
iseconded by M. W. Murphy, Mtllvicwz
Besolved that this convention declares
1;' its adhesion to the [policy of the Liberal
§Conservative party as enunicated by our
ii leader, Hon. R. L. Borden in the Parlia-
lment of Cinada and do hereby urge our
1' cts “hem you so 0,, en presmpd as orgn_ broke up_with cheers for the candidates. 15 fellow electors of this province to vigor-
1 ° - ' ° °
ist and in many other ways assisted ini The f°u°w_mg“T's)1ntl°ns were mmm'
_'ously support that policy -a policy tha;
4 will build up Canada by aiding the
ifarmers, manufactures and working men
of Canada -a policy by which the work-
_ ing men need not leave Canada to provide
2 a living for themselves and their families.
__ _ 1
MHS. Miliilllil Tilli Hill STURI
K O iliililiiillilll AT EEUHGUHWI.
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Tm: unfortunate woman. MPS- 510559
McKenzie, who was so badli b°m¢d P'
¢;.¢,-“sewn ua ri-may nicht. as ebrwid-
school have llet with your 8PPl'°Vl\ “ld I |¢3'm-gviously in the Guardian is progress- the lamp felljrnm his band
eansssaxe yvll I Will 81'!!! 5001! 1*' mg fgvqnblylat the P. E. L’ Hospital. In taking fire. In ende-ivorlng to
lpemberthe IDM! llkisllli dere BNI* mmnmggigg with ‘}'heGuardian reproach- the flames Mrs. McKensie’sclothcs
_ mens ron. Wiehins the S<=\\°°1 m=°h m,,,,_,».,¢¢|~nq arm-noon Mn. ments- in-ewicn the more cnet anewusewny
` fat? succe_s_s___ __ _ _ _ zi_°_§t“¢___-L__g”1,f,aecident was not the jiurncd.. ll;-s'MeKenats deniesthat there
,_ __,_ _ _  ,__ _ Iremaidyours,  vasany. quarrel, and asserts that the
_ * . »-...fr F1.o!'lrrMUlUl!lsUN.“" M¢L¢flan cf’De  nthbli 'steric-sthathave been circulated are the
0 - . “ the a-“_ .Her sm;-yis that her hue-inesultsofillieellng toward the family.
Aygggyggvgroylc 1 W' r i"“" "'1’" ““  ""'~'._» ' . --_-___
band wascoming downstairs for an
that hed/esired. Whiiehc was partly down
stairs he missed his step, stumbled
on the
THE A SCOTIA
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opinion that Mr. Jenkins had dischlriled l  ' “fig Fourth épgiment 0° A'  hem
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order The team are all _ shooting
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