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Reported in a Despatch From St- Thomas-Believed to be Very _Violent-

A NEW BBUNSWICKER’S BIG PAPER MAKING COMBINE

lnnlnnsng Eleven English Mans-An Exfnnnnen ennk nnbenn snniennnd-

Admiral Douglas Eutertained at Ball at Citadel.

ANOTHER PAPER COMBINE.

O1'ra\va, Aug. 27.-(Special)-J, QM-_

ling Kelly, a New Brunswick", has un- der way the organization of an immense paper combine which will include eleven of the largest English mills and will con-

trcl two thousand acres of pulp wood near Ottavvu.. l

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Snrznnizooxn, Aug. 27.-(Special),-.

Dowd, the Danville bank robber who

escaped two years ago and was recently

located and exiradited from Philadelphia;

Spencerwood-Attends Lady Minto’s

was given ten years.

ADMIRAL DOUGLAS A1* QUEBEC.

QUEBEC, Aug. 27.-(Special)--Admiral

Douglas was entertained at Spencerwood

by the Goverufr and r.his_evening will at- tend the Countess of Minto’s ball at the Citadel.

MONT PELEE ERUPTING AGAIN.

ST. Tnom as, Ang. 27.-(Special)-De

Spatches from Dominica report violent and prolonged rumbling noises heard on Tues-

day and every indication that Mont

Pelee is again erupting violently.

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Entered into rest Tuesday, Auinlst 26th*

Samual W. L1a.cMm'ray, in the eightieth year of his age.

Funeral from his late residence, U;per

Prince Sr, Thursday, August %th at 2.45 p, m. by train to Sherwood Cemetc ry.

YVANTED-A case; of headache that

KUMFORT Powders will not cure £romL

ten to twenty minutes.

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Goodyear welted a perfect walk- ing shoe.

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While Dr. Chase’s Ointment is best.

known on account of its wonderful con- trol over eczema, salt =ri1eum_ and piles, it is found to be in almost daily demand inmany homes as a cure for children, chafing, pimples, sunburn, burns, scalds, and each and every form of _|tchmg, irr'- tated or inflamed skin. It is invaluable in erery home and as a soothing and healing application known no equal.

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of the smash, We are bound to sell all kinns of meat at 1'€aS0`I1abl¢

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" boot. fed cattle gt,.l2cP¢f1b_- .

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solidated school will be placed in the Pownal district. _

Yesterday afternoon a representative

of The Guardian called upon Dr. Ander son Superintendent of Education who is spending his holidays at the Seaside Hotel Rustico but who was in the ci*y for the day.The question of school consclidaion in Prince Edward Island had been discussed at length, said the doctor, between . him- self and Professor Robertson on the occa- sion of the lattzr’s recent visit to Char- lottetown. The plans and general details were agreed on and all arrangements made with the exception ofthe selection of a suitable locality for the school.

The districts contiguous to that in

which the central school is to be erected I will he given their option as to whether

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they a‘ha.1l`send their children or not; but

others which are further removed.

‘, The districts are onLy asked to contribute.

n the amount raised during the current year vi hich is to be given by each district ,during the three years the school is in I the experimental stage. ' .

Professor Robertson’s idea. is to con-

,vince the people that such institutions are I feasible and as easily worked as in other I parte ot America. If at the end ot three ` years the districts which amalgamuated are not satisfied with the change they have their district 'schools to fallback on. I A competent teacher who will be sel- ected, inthe near future will besent to }, Cornell or some other cf the American or Canadian universities* during the coming winter to prepare for the principalshipot the school. ' ` ' ’ ` I The stan' of teachers will be in accord- ance with the npmber ot pup'1s of whom it is expected there will be at least two hundred. In that case there -will be dve teachers. ‘ Upon the success ot this experiment

will depend much in the educational ad- vancement of the Province. ` P1‘0f_&sor Robertson is' desirous lieleotiufiive Icentagal schools infthe

` where natural ¢$c~,',

ineach quarter of the year;

new school being eistoblishedl at where he will pay their 'board and tuition fees. Those central schools are looked forward to by Prof. Robertson as the

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h sities this Winter-Natural History etc will also he Taught in f¢Ui1dIi\l¢l¢l' ~Df°W"edI" 5l’d"°Y and 3 New Bl`\|i\3Wll3k°f I* _ Central Localities of Each County- . ~ by 3 C3“°¢__UPS¢ffI"_§ _ _

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has returned from the Maritime Provinces _of by all to whom it will be within reach. tea M. h - tu. I ' In regard to the announcement that Sir The schools which are open to amal am- S mu nc es' mpmer’ ashomimln md AmM°‘u‘h"u

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Willian MacDonald would provide in each ation should the Pownal site be finally down the river’ has been noated” °'m°°°nd on” W”

province an objcct lesson in the form of an `-I decided on :ire Pownal, Alexandra, Mt. METH0mST3 IN HANITUBA- THREE S601? ACT CONV! in proved and consolidated rural school,he r Mellick, Hazelbrock. Mt; Albion Mt. Th I . . .. says that the Prince Edward Island con- Il Herbert, Cross Roads, Bethel and perhaps e report of the staustxuan to be nm- Fmmnmclros’ Ang

g _ _ ¢¢. Thr=e Scott Act convictions

sin W. c. Mnnonaid with me nnarnntnr- =W"mfP¢2» 811°" #H i°°1?°S° °f m¢m\>¢1~ today au for nm oneness.

istic muniticence has agreed to' build the I ship infour years of 11.358. - Huw Um: I I" E

,school and maintain it for three years CHUR'CHE's AND PARSONAGES F0

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An Ottawa despatch of_ the 27 th says:-‘ it is expected that .the benefit of the offer MANCHESTER lxnnrn F”°*'mD' ' DMWNEU F801( A GLROI.

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ministry in Canada.. ~

111016 55U1¢P9l'i0d 207 churches were Charles Gautin amativoo!

built and 112 parsonages and /201 young was found dro1;ne(l In the

men were received on probation for the It is supposed he tail.

nucleus of graded ones after the ,manner

d°D¢, lwwever, will be of the greatestaid

which he has 'devoted his energie the

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