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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTPETOWN, PRINCE _EDWARD ISLAND, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1898. -8 PAGES. Mm 
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eat th@9ui.<; simple trod
gg in dreadful miserY. it-llfl
lief untill same was voiiiited
spending a. large suini in
vice. I was advised to try
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as no use. for I considered
pele$ C3>°€ from Wliloli l
recover. A.t len-SUI I PUY-
ix from J. Austin and Com-
ye, and to my surprise found
'. Not being' able to eat I
'01 Dr, Cha.se`s Kidney-Liver
ialns left me the third day.
tc has been fully res-tered.
myself perfectly ctirtd. and
|33 when 9. young \voma_n,
gm 65 years old at D!`€S@f1‘l-
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remed-ies, which I have
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y persons suffering from
la.r to mine. \Vish.1ng you
as' Yours, truly.
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A RESULUTIDN ADUPTEDP
Clensuring the Government
for the Repeat of the Sup-
plementary Clause -- Offi-
cers forthe Ensuing Year.
Yesterday and Thursday were teach-
ers’ days in Charlottetown. The session
just closed was one of the most success-
ful in the history of the Association.
The teachers who attended the various
sessions and failed to take away some-
thing helpful and instructive should
make room in the profession for morel
capable ‘persons About 200 teachers-
were in attendance most of whom gave
-° of the teachers, and the result was a against the resolution He claimed
great improveni nt In oher matters that when supplements were paid by
iQ A  . _ t _ if -<= f- g i t  out  
~'§._<‘_-'f Q com »re ve favorably with those of bled n the lion’.~i shar nd ointed l i
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_ -<‘° there is no :loubt but that our schools the overument the cit t he o -
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f / the other provinces With a little care out that out of $6000 paid in supple
_it __/My _m- ,| ful attention on the part of teacher and i ments the King’s Co. teachers received  
 ir/  .___ | pupils the fault would be remedied. _only $600. Consequently the repeal gf
. 4' __  Students go through college and yet the supplementary clause was but a*
` ` '7\l'- 1 have an inadequate grasp of composi- -trifling loss to the teachers in the ‘ the Hnest ‘nd most
tion. He did not like vertical writing; country. He advised the appointment`
\ i_ is spoils the hand. His speech was _of a commission to enquire into the: *_  M u
:'(,_ A very lucid and was listened to wiihlwhole matter. He favored better pay-
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\ #2-_ii great attention. _ ‘for the la-:ly tcaaihers and the granting A   so
Messrs Campbell Seaman Hay . of thi d class licenses to students grid-|
if
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I"    Stewart, McPhail and Mil er discussed uatin_ from first-class st-hools. He ,.  W    '
this paper. A vote of thanks was ten- earnestly hoped that the day might soon l  
d-r.-d Mr. Palmer, to which he made a come when our teachers would be better ' ~
HE V1’1H\'G THE SICK* A ' fi ting reply. paid V A  Wim  ‘L
_.-_---   ,At the oft-_riioori session Mr. Searnani The discussion was continued byl 
moved a resolution strongly censnring Messrs. J. D. Seaman. J. M. Duncan, R '
the governnitut for the repeal of the H. Campbell, A. D, Fraser, Dr. Taylor,
supplementiry clause. Mr. Seaman E. S. McPhail and Qthcrs. Several of
supported bis motion by a pointed the above spoke in favor of withdraw-A
speech. ing the reso.ution since a free discus-
Pretni- r Farquhaison being called on sion had arisen between representa-
spoke of the complexity of the tax ques- tivf s of the government and the teach-
tion. He was never in favor of the ers.
supplementary clause in the school act. Mr. McSwain moved an amendment
That clause has let-n retea ed not be- to this ed- c , seconded by Mr. W. C
cause the government did not wish to West. The amendment was voted
pay the teachers but because there was down. .
no money in the treasury. The govern- The resolution was then carried by a
ment would wait until a loud call camel standing vote, only two opposing it out ‘
from the people to r.--enact the suppleqof the large number of teachers pre --
meutary clause. \Vhenthi1t call came sent.
the government would be . arranted in Another motion was carried. movtd
taking action. He would only be too by Mr. E, S. McPliiiil, seconded by Mr.`
glad to sec the present state of the A. D. Fraser, that the teachers appoint
teachers remedied for there was no one commissioner, the government an-
denying thefact that they were working other and those two a third 'to enquire -
on starvation sslaries. into the educational question, on con-
Mr. E. S McPhail pointed out the ir- dition that the government pay the
regularity of attendance. Schools hav- expense of such commission and pro-
ing an average attendance of six cost as mise to consider its report.
much as those with an average oi 30. A The election of omcers then rc sul'ed
He advocated larger schools in central as follows:
localities, scholars at a distance ta be -` Piesident-A. P. Trowsdale,Victoria.
driven to school at the government ex- Vice-President for Prince-N. E.
pense as is done in several countries. Ciirruthefs, Kensington.
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T0 S SETTLE IJISPUTES
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Between Ganada and the
Republic - Prospects of
the Paris Commission not
So Favoiable-Indian War-
Arouses Fear.
QUEBEC, Oct. 7 .--(Special)--Lord
Heischell and Senator Fairbanks de-
cided that a treaty will be signed here _
and called the treaty of Quebec.
3 _It will settle most of the international 2
disputes mentioned in the protocol.
The commission discussed reciprocity
this morning and appointed Charlton
and Cartwright a sub-committee to deal
micgaitentioniothe proceeding, Thel Mr. C. W.Kiellv argued thatan tin- _ Vice-President for Queens-W. S. with it
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firms.
Whyi not discard
altogether the old-
fashioiied methods
of sodas and sour
milk, or homemade
mixtiireofcreamof
iariara-ndsodi_i,or
the cheaper and tn-
ferior baking pow-
ders,  use 
exclusively?
presence of Messrs. Hay of St. John due 9XP9ndl‘u1`90bU’~\“3 0" "lads “nfl Leaf Hampton- 1 . - l  
and Hickman of pimou was 3 distinct  bridges tor paity purposcs,t ins nacts~i-, Vice-President ior§King’s--Parmenas Pains, Oct. 7.-(Special)-The Gnu. ____
practical and well written paper.
A vote of thanks was tendered Mr.
.Mr Hay, St. John, gave a very iri-
teresting lesson in Botany. At the
close several questions were asked. Mr
Bay was the recipient of a hearty v0fe
of thanks. -
Mr H J Palmer, Q C made a very
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appropriateiepeech on Coiiipcsit’on. He 5 ’ - --- 1
said no person took a greater interest By the Methodist Foreign Mission*
in education than he, and felt sure‘  t x ’ ar! Socted
S our public schools were as good pg  _ O - FREDERW-i-ON, ()c¢_ i7`_i(3Pe¢;a1)_
pglsvéigtzséilpsére§lep;v0a;r§;6%;;li%e P1iEn3?he  _ The Methodist For- ign Mission Society
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1>0t11POSiti0t1.wrlting and spelltllmwllicll Purz  Soap town third* Vice; Mrs Charles Strong,
ar” cgnsidered tl-\° ‘swnhal bra' C '95 of l3StS lOng, Summerside, treasurer and Mrs S E. _
t education He was sorry to see so § Rid T* d- _ ' '_
tmany pupils deficient in these parts. A l3l.l'1C1‘S fl‘¢¢lY» B ’ rfon’ au not
large rnajrriiy of the students do nt t _ THE WEATHER
spell and write correc l A great dial 5 cents I. Cake _ ___=___
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S Of "L0 l'0Sg0':]Slbi|ilY resist ‘1,i’§'; £2 ~ Witsntaoroiz, Oct. 7-[Specia1)- _
, ;'::..f::.i: .;.:.s.;’:;'i.;t°.t.-... ...i...     HASZARD & ll00RE
in life. Iu the city schools, the School i Q St. tlttlll SGA? l'F'6. G0., St. Supln. IJ. W“'m°"i "Emi Va¥i“b1° "lU'3!i b0COII1- .
e Boiid broughtthis mitter to the notice x“““““..“»““,»§ ing southeasterly ard increasing. ‘i §||||Y§|||E  ‘ ;""""""" ' ' '
' Hauiriix, Oct. 7-[Special] f The
barque Avola from Savannah reports
she sighted the Halifax Sc hooner Hattie
May capsized with two men clinging
to her bottom.
She was capsized Oct. 2nd. Capt.
Vance, the m-ite, Jos. Mel-Iarr, and twp
seaman were drowned.
OFFICERS ELECTED
mnuvcrttsliiirnsdees. _ __
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We announce the opening
of a large stock of all this
new SCHOOL and COL-
LEGE TEXT BOOKS for
novo. \»iiiiuoa|l»\a.la
aid to the work of the convention and 1- laliflg ‘T19 Cumng Ui l°=“`_he1`°_` SUPP’ _" M°L°°d»_ Gem' S"fl°W1\- _ loisifears. it says, that Amrricans insiiitl qgggng QQ. Jann PQQQQ) Q
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£2 Publio8oliool\of
me ,dwg thrown but by them on school :nttep(;s.i Educattion, he said, isH prpiii-_ Slgc -'lreasurer-E. S. McPhail. Cra- fn holding the Philippines and the-_ f - *mu*
° ' --h ld b u or ar purposes. e en _ pa . _ _ _ - ~
TI;or;:§e?;:1ot§§;anIi;(;‘;nigsthasgu wht; made some shirées regarding he grant- Cor.-Secretary-Ira J. Yeo,Charlotte- SP°‘“°"ds °"° d“P°°°d t° m°auY t'h°“` H_*”'*x* C 0"' 7"'(sP"`\)"'°
heard them_ ° ing of licenses to party favorites. - town. peaceful intentions. P_!'¢l\>y\6\'l\»il 338011 @°‘ll'l0‘
Convention met at 7_3() yesterday _ Superintendent McLeod promptly re- Executive Committee-J. D. Seaman. CHICAGO 0 t 7__ S . I _N after passing l millimvltill __
mowing futed these charges. Speaking of the. J._ M. Duncan, R. H. Lampbell, C. W. _ C ( peels )_ ewsri me S" J h_ bl
az o it Preihyilry
Committee on pl-Ogmmme 1-sported supplements he said the teachers were Kielly, W. D. McIntyre. from 'he kdm” fight al- B994' I5}9~'°d 13-, _
M1-_ Rossis paper would be given this d~si rving of better pay as there were ‘ Y _ that two otlicers and four men were 'mg a hymn In ‘mr
afternoon. ~ ` -Um  _li °t g°V:1`PtfE1f°“1t 92213; 3"'-ii    killed and seventeen wounded., ~
Committee on Bye-laws reported the.“1ff_f_° °“*’° °"_ al “ "‘ °°_ _ Tl-cb are bein huniad
resolution on Bye-laws. Adopted with Bl'1'1Sh,C°l“mf’1° U0 *¥’“"‘h*r--»T“§?@l!2!{.g'.5.‘p“!'a “_ 8.* Gunn" .nd h fl; . “pig” 1 di _ t
less thin $50 er month Our peiple Nl 0 UC 5 ll
amendment. ` P ° ` é 'gi Three D'r;iiPt`illne"dI f W 'A “*““”“'”~ `-2"” -A ` 
Ron was than called he believed, must be tducat d to bear will rise anff _ » _ _
Inspector Mccommck was called up more of the buid.-in of eduiation them-.
and read his paper entitled ‘-The Spirit S91"93-
,, it ° Hr. D. A. McKinnon M. P. P.,
ot the Tealher' It was an exceedmgw asiied the teachers to vhte dec_dei°ly
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P. of W. College Students.
Books mailed free Qu t‘9<.=°iPt
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