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. hu du" chairman. The other side of the lilies- attendance at ‘any _exhibition _ ever

po ¢ tion was that in the sectiiolndwhrlelile helddliihtbi; iMa:it.i:ie Izrolviizigiitl :£18 -

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relegfaphlc News' ioiilc lb iiiiiiso "!iiiig?s- iiiirk in the Bgures were not made up but the cw - ' _ ‘hc wah fo, suugdgy Church'_' and the speakers were Can- timated number largely' ¢¥'~‘t»'°d5 ""‘-“"""'i_' ' . ._

He cxtl-ndell a cordial welconic to

zie King was appointed one of vice- presidents of the permanent _internet ional committee on social iiisur- ance.

Special to The Guardian. ‘ S'I'..Il)]l_\', Sept. _ll-An immense

gathering witnessed the unveiling of thc nionuinent to Sir Leonard T.lley on King Square this afternoon.

.-illrli~e.<_<=_=_~‘ were delivered hy Premier

Hazen, Hou. William Pugsley, Sir >`anloril Fleming and hlaynr Frin.k_

The statue is _the work of Phi'llipe

I-leln-r: and is a splendid specimen of the :‘-culptor's art.

_ \\'ASI{lXl§'l`l')N, Sept. 8-Meagrc rll- prorts tell of a disastrous explosion aboard the battleship North Dakota nfl Cliicsnpeake Buy.

Appiu'ei\tly the accident occurred

in a boiler room with very scrip.ii-l loss of life, early reports placing the eausllziliiics at three hundred.

The department has not yet: given

out any details bill; Admiral Schroe- der is sending a lengthy list: of dead and wounded which already uuml|e_i's many scores.

crowd.

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FIELIJ GRAINS.

day at Windsor where the most im- portant feature was the gathering in King’s College.

Honnry degrees were conferred on ri

large number of notable persons in- cluding D. (‘.. .L_ on Mrs. Willoughby (`umming, Secretary National (loun- ci'l of Women. Excursion goes tomor- row to Annapolis Royal, where the first Cllurch of England service in Cuiinlla was held 200 years ago.

I-l_\l.lFAX, N. S., Sept. 7-The An-

glican church congress closed its Halifax meetings tonight. A resolu- tion was passed that e. Canadian church congress be held in Toronto live years hence and that the Bishop -if Ilupei-t's Land appoint a commit- tee tu make arrangements.

The following cable was sent to thc

Kin: hy thc Bishop of Nova Scotia:

"His Majesty, the King: "The l‘hurch of England in Canada,

holding congress in Halifax, desires to r..-isnre your majesty of its loyal- ty to the throne and to express its gratitiulc lor the gracious gilt ofa mag.-lificent prayer hook presented to _the (`anndian church.

` (Signed)

1 “(‘larc L., Nova Scotia."

This morning, prayer book revision

was considered, hilt on the whole found little favor. At another sec- tion of thc congress “The Cbiircli's

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on Robinson and the Bishop of bla- ¢W¢l1!y t\10USUll1~ ‘ _ i _ é ‘.1 ,i A P.

stood, but weis a following of the

the British emigrants. Hon. McKen_- . .

scriptures and Lranrxicr s prayer book.

Special to The Guarrlian.

COBALT, Sept. 7-A gang of des-

peradoes broke into the bullion safe at the Nova Scotia Mines and stole a ton of silver worth about $17,500.

HALIFAX, N. S., Fept. 5-The

Cauadiagm church congress was open- ed this orulng_ The subjrct unilcr discussion was me church and' the commonwealth. Sessions were held in St. Pau1’s hall and Masofiicfliall. In the former Archbishop Matheson presided. Bishop Richardson of Fred- ericton was the chairman.

Special to The Giiardian. ‘ In the Masonic hall Bishop Worrcl

of Nova Scotia opened the congress. Bisboplngram of London, who was received with great applause, wished the congress (Sod speed. He liopcd that only burning ljllestions would l~e discussed and the hotter the better so' long as the fire did' not. leave burns. _

Arclideacon Madden spoke against.

segregation, smallpox patients were put together' in order that the dis- ease might be stamped out, not that it might be preserved.

The chairman urged that a cam-

_\"|‘_ ,101-[_\'_ N_ 3” Sept g__'r1m paign bc instituted by the .Church of

lgfatiic to Sir Leonard Tilley, recent. England in Canada against thc soc- ly elected in King Square, was un- iill L"\`ilS. veiled today with appropriate (ere- The liquor tralilc was discussed nt monies iii the presciice of an immense thi? "ext SQSSUJH- BiSh0P MMS ‘ff "lil-

tario was the chairman. The ~il\~;iLr- ers were Rev Fred T Dibb vicar if

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minion Erlilniiion and the attend- N51!-.‘fH“0@. 0**-» »\» W~ H0>'l@~"- 1\- '~» ,mee pr,,m,,,eS to be wry 1a,~ge_ Af, or Toroiito, and Arclideacon ,\li~idd-'n tm. yeStel_day~s ram the Sm, or Liverpool. All came _out _atrungly shone beautifully and the foreurion 3-i5a""?`t_i'h@ t""~n‘(`» Caillng f"" 1"” promised well for an enjoyable day.

opposition.

The ciiliizirss this afternoon ri_-alt

UH .I.__eS_!a_\, the muowmg newspm]_ with sulijccts of riillcli populnr iu_tel'-

est, I’i'olc.=sol-.- Ailniii Sllort, Silas Mc`Bec of \`c\v York editor of the

.l, ~_ I.aifert',' Cl ‘l tt tn' G r- ' ' ' , _ llilui coi'rl~<pull<lei\€alit) £iSni`i‘i;ursiii'ie' Churchnnm' “ml HCV' IL W' ('r""g' 'inl ll. I-.`.v )lacKnoid Agpic\m_m.iSt` of liIontl'e:il_ llislfiisscrirrlic <hurl'li’s "h_mm__`_smc , ’ ' attitude toivnrils Socialism. All the

'. _ hes were permeated with more

Th follrwlnf: r z '_ _ ' spew _ '_ _

e ) ` U I es wew alqovmn or less criticlsni of the church for

lack of sympathy with the working- men and the need for a cnangc.

Burley f_i\'o-rowed, one blisllei, lst, The Child and thc State. The (`hild ` _ , f _ _ _ Cnrncliiss Mclicllaii Arlington in the (‘-liizrl-li and the (lliild in tlic|i}thcl mg." “lllifln hle grarniid hc! 1;"

- Elilrlcy, SiX»ro\\'ed', one bui-ihel, lst, Sunday School were discussed., I Ufeliifldilcelt-Y`_iiller‘,; ‘;',‘;e:‘;da:g(l5:§]t°

C ‘ -l' MI ll _ I the venin tl Bishl i of Lo - . _ _ ' _ .`

orne ius c ie an n c lr lc ij ii

_ _ _ ,_ i _ _ __ alice with his wife while he was in

Oilfi., black, one bushel, lat, Cornn- don mlllle:~.~.c<l ii tremendous con.:lc- ,xmwica (ml fro( H nt H t VCI

lius Nirbellan gation, largely of workingmrn lt 'Bolle h 'l l (10% i .t 'Ima S W1" ‘

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I I Ylvlilll FH Htl( K BARRI D X320” lccfriftleatyl{;aQ3_1;)£f\5;(;p;;;;§‘l uith another man i.\ ho occupird n

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f ' Uockcrel, 2nd I.. H. D. Foster, 'V -p ,_ _ i ' 1 I V lleti-N' P0Sitl0!l ill lif'-H A

f' U ‘I If 1, UIC mtueht "f the e;mp“5fe(' and “f (_'rippen's statclricnt conclllded with

- . . , iviiiisrillio or cull DRr\l llNol<*R if, iii»iii;iHi\"`<li~te(ii Iiiiiiiemc M them tm ““St""" "f the ““*“"`”l "“ th” “ight ‘lf _ . i . .. 4 .. _ __ , , , _ . _ .

" The |-Wi' PPWS 5101' 2 S“"“YS\de Cl' T0W"- £.fi';:1;z'.._ ".;‘.:'.l";_i;‘.'.’:.'_"".':f ".ii.'l'.‘;'ni l.':.°. "~;l;';.'.l.';'"'“. “ll'.f.»..':.'.'.'i.'.,'.:l.':_', l.'.§:l°;f;:.'..‘;

Norton, ‘Charlottetown, P_"E.v I. wanted' lin equality of opportunity, I giillxitilsglth 13:0. (1`ltl;p'3"s' he?

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____ ,___'_ _____;`_;;_ _ _ __,_ _ __ tnigut Lille \‘l¢_i`rk Jud, Majorie Nor illriigtiltiilmxveiiliirrilile (\;o’illkn”l;i;: gvsliiitellé the doctor ,mm _“mt his wife th,-,._',,t_

Lace Knitting Half I’a'_‘d-lst. Mar- said, for a ladder, from the primary 32? t(3)l]l?_2;lil_':]ilY:2

P I-I & jorie Nornoli. grade to the university; fronithe1Fei)%nm,y lst’ (wppen said`he fgmnd

V ° . A Pl-"UN Sl‘1WlNG- . §::‘vteIf;’1;?l`?]li to the highest pm“tw“‘that his wife had gone. Hc took

Us KENT S.I_Rm_;.l_' Lndies’ _ undei‘\\‘cnr, three pieces, AS A éhnwhmml HMI as 8 (.hl_i5,L_ Steps to prevent a scandal and lah-

liundmadc, to show bcmmlng, stitch- . ' ' _ _ __ ricated the story of her trip to Pali-

. ' ClI3l‘l0liCi0WIl, - - ‘P. E. lSl3l'lll ing, tucbilig, gathering, top sewing éigggsoysaillih féliillgdvbtllldbilrysrllggiii f0r`nia and har death tlicre. -. _ _ _ _ and button holes--2nd, Mrs. E. H. of the workmgman. For more than *I ulinsel ad od that _if it were pos- . “Ig Qu all bfangheg of the Palntlng buslness Norton, Cliarlottctown nine years he had lived in mast Lum sible to_get. Bruce l\Iiller over here

Special to The Guardian. ,dun and mme of the things askpd fm, from (hicago he would be invited to

_ HALIFAX, Sl-pf.. B-The Canadiali‘lmd been given to the working ma" attend the court, in order that the

your next order. Estimates cheerfully Anglican t‘inn~cii congress spent the _ ~ . ,_ ' i>us<mer’s statements might he nut

It was awful to sec the workin 'man without: work, his children and wife' without bread. =

Canada thc bishop says, seems to

have solved the problem _facing Eng- land The laboring man and the em- ployer have kindly relations with one another.

The Bishop of Niagara funk ii view

somewhat opposed to that expressed by the Bi.~;hop of London.

SHIPPING NEWS. '

Entered, Sept. llth.-Schr Ilwiua.

Fraser, Newcastle, N. H_; Schr Sir Wilfrid, (`ullin, Picton; Schr Daisy, .\fr.rau, Picton; Schr Myosotis, Boudrot, llaspeblnc ; Schr. G. 1'. Kelly, Fougcre, Sydney; Sclii'Hreu--

iiigs; S, S, A. W. Perry, Huwcn, Iloston; 'Schr Myrtle Mac: McLeod, Tidnish, N. S.; Srhr Joseph Mr.- Gill, liohcrfs, Sydney; Sclux Alex- ander, Blackmore, Sydney; Schr. Bonn Fides, \\‘lli’tL‘, Glace Bay;Schr_ Kohinoor, Cahill, Plctoil.

Cleared, Sept_ 8tli.-S. S. A. W.

Perry, I>fu.wcs, Ilostoll; Schv. Dwinn, Fmscr, Cliathalii; Schlx Sir Wilfrid, ('ulll-ii, I’ict.<u1; Schr. Ilalsy,Morau, Picioll; Schr Myrlsutlil, Bolldrot, Port Hood; Srhr Myrtle Mac, Mc- Leod, ’l`idni.~h, N. S.; Schr Bona Fides, White, ildiiiplicllton; Schr. Kohiiioor, (ahill, I’i,Ct.ou, N. S.

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ton, Mcllonnlrl, Glace Bay; Schzxj ,~,,m_.el ,pl t _ t I /\`li_‘°"l'f__1`~» P"_1;r_l""- _sydllo-V3 Sem- :of inonscy ai; trli; tflcir willid iiirnssian. Suiulei. l0rt P-1Sf~_l-rliine, but dnl say that the disap-

typist, who accompanied him in his flight to Canada after the disappear- ance of his wife and who has hccii held on the same charge, was also brought. to the bar yesterday, but the crown stated that it had been ilecided to confine the allegations against the girl being an accessory after the fact. This relieves Miss Le Neve of any foreknowledge of the crime und is in liuc with the liclicf of her family and friends that she did not share Crippen's confidence up to thc time that his wife dropped out of sight and was said by him to have died in California.

Interest in thc Crippen case, which

was intense during tlie_ search for thc doctor, has by no means worn out, as was shown by the crowd which gathered in the vicinity of the Bow Street police' court when the trial was opened yesterday.

Dr. Travers Huinplirey, in review-

ing the case for the crown, definite- ly stated that thc physil'ifins~ who made thc post mortem examination of the miitilateil parts llnezirtlicd iii the cellar' of the Crippen home, had discovered the presence of large quan- tities. of liyo:=r_-in--a colorless liquid poison-and also detected evidences that an operation had been perform. ell. `

Speaking of the relations between

Crippen and his wife, Mr. Humph- reys said tliaf. the affection apparent- ly was on the surface. according to (_‘rippen’.~: own statement as the rc- sillf, of _Beliefs outbursts of temper. The proscclltor spolfle of Mrs. Crip- pcii as Belle, the name used by Crip- pc-ri _when referring to his wifc. The two, the prosecutor continued, had occupied separate rooms for four years For the last three years Miss Ire Neve had been (Triplien's mist- ress, wliich might account for thc \\‘ifl='s auger.

In January Miss Lo Nevc was feel-

ing her position in regard to Crip pen acutely and part,iclllarly_ so at that time, expressed consiilelalile jealousy of Mrs. Crip[ren_

In a written statement made to In-

spector Dew when the investigation first opened, (‘rlppen said that Belle was living in the protection of an-

to n test. _

Speaking of the post-mortem, the

proseclitor said that Dr. Wilcox had found more than half a grain of hy- or-lcin-one of the deadliest of poi- sons, and from the fact; that suclra i|uanLit_y had been discovered after the parts had been buried for months ,thc physician was able to say that several grains must have been admin- istered at the time of death.

On January I9, said Mr. Humph-

rf\_v.'~', llrippen riilicllnsed five grains of lliydro-liromide of hyoscin, a poison .olsurli cliai-artci' that the person to whom it was ndminist_erud would lic- roinz- llnconsciolis almost instnntly, llionpgli life might. remain several l:oli;'::_

thing for Urippan from a monetary standpoint.

On January 2nd, t.he accused had

pawncd jewellery, for which he rc-

il&wncrl` other jewels, receiving .$575. All of thc jewellery pawncd had lircn rccngiiizcd as the property of Mrs.

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could have credited the ext.raor<linury_ story of Mrs. (‘rippcn'a disappear- iincc rcvciilcd to her hy her lilisiianil.

MARRIED. GAINEH~(`AMPBl:Il.L~.-`\l. the home

of the bride, Wliim Road, Monta- gue, on thc evening of Sept.. lst... Eva Matilda Vnnipbcll, dnughter of Jaiucs A. Campbell to Charles Wade Galner, of Brookline, Mass.. Mt-(ZANNEI.-}3IR'1‘-At the Morgll

House on the Ttli inst_. by the Rev, I)nn'l McLean, Dnn’l H. Mctjannnl to Miss Mahal M. ant delimiter. ` of David Birt, Fanning Brook.

MOSHER-ARNOLD-At i.‘l\:ii|1.tit:-

town. on September the lull, lall _ by the Itev. Jas. McDo'_i-,;n_i\, 5 im. nrt Frederick Mosher of lr’-i ll to Jessie _Arnold of the name plfirc.

poiirance of Belle was a fortunate Pifiu- '

ccivcd -$400, and on anotlicr day ""'"\'iiii‘S tiff llw

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(lrippcn. iiiiiv Iw uliiziiiivil

In conclusion the prosecutor snid “_

he qucstiolierl whether Miss W v _Lil-\`|-‘ allovvr t`:iii~

on whose name is ailixed to the fol

healing. preriaed om by nn einen w°=_°_“°°f“"1= °“ “°“'“""-"‘* "M" S _ ,, ,,.,,,_

of Columbia. adjoining a shooting allery. __A‘n em- lowing letter was a mem er,_rc _

Special to The G\in.rdian_ Rev, L, P, pov.-eil, of Northampfgp, ployee in the latter booth aca:i-.elitai- ly ST' JOHN' Sem: s"`At me we" iM““')' explained the Emanuel Sys' ly discharged B rim' the Must up husett~ after sPcnding'a vacation in

Day (‘!iib sports this aftenoou, G. L. _fem where the clergy dealt with the rowly missed several spectlitlirs and C U " _

pp0“,~,~e of the r-h~;,,wu vic;0,;,,5_ \~.»0“l,;ick in body as wg,1 as with the sm; entered goung Brundages lireaisr. _lust this I-’rovince~

the three mile bicycle race from loc- in ,,-,,u|_ He said uw;-e had been below t e. heart. Death was nl-_uost _

D.-¢fm_¢¢¢_ cal men; time--nine minutes and live great; Success, particiilarly in nervous mst““tan°,°“B' _ . » _ by one of the parf.y's lrien-ls in this

50001155. disorders. A paper was read in op- Tl” My’ Toth” 'B a,‘“d°“' _“uh ~

The sports were not successful. position w (hm p,-epued by Su- five small children and is n-;--v in ii C1 ' ------ oyce _ niiclworrh, or sc. Borehole- d=_1\s°f°"S ¢0_l1di*1°“ "Pm _l‘"*=“

Swcial to The Guardian. meg-'S Hogpigap [_,0m10n_ The doctor failure resulting from the shoes.

O'I"l`A\\'A, Sept. 8--Le0n»1l‘d lilcr-lupheld the medical profession against The Moosepath :ac-as to-lny were

gan ass-is-taiit refiner at the ghéisdgl-lajl cults whp pretended‘by s,,pe,_,,M_ very largely attended. . P

phia mint, has been appoince y t eluml me ns to egrep; Gu,-es_ i-We _ _ _ _ British government to take charge ol'd,-,ge Goaws cures' bm we must bfi; LONDON, Sept. _7-At the opening pecially those witii whom inc IIHFIY thc new refinery at the Uttnwn branch the means," was the keynote of his yesterday of the trial of Dr. 1_-iawley came in Contact during ;h.,=_-p gray of the Royal mint. pawn The medical pmlession of I-1.' Crippen,_who is charged with the _h He must become a British subject. _Great Britain was not losing faith in murder of his wife, _Belle Elmore. the

_“"”“`“’l` God, but it believed in proceeding I"`°se°,“t‘°n a““_°““°ed that ‘argf

Special in The Guardian, with its wurk on scientmc princip,cS_ 'quantities of poison had been foiuii. t .\If-Il.Bl\l'RNl-1, Sept. 8-Premier Calm" Scott of Quebec armed for in the woman's body and that there

Fisher, in his budget speech, annou.i- the custom of’ almointing’ with on in lere evidences that she had been sub' ced the propilsed consf.i'iiction i.i a extreme CaseH_ HQ said it was nut in cted to an operation. ` wmmcl, ahaha UI ,'c;;_,“,_,.h;D»' -,pm pe trzlnsconfinental railway et the cost extreme um-_non as mmmonjy ,m,1el._ Ethel _C-lari-i Le Neve, the doctors

returned to their homes in Massa-

The letter appended was received.

ty and it contained _such a high tribute to this proviui:e as a Hum- mer resort tliat. it was offered for

uhlication. All P. E. Islander's and more es-

cre, will rcnll with mllcii |:i'al.i_lIc_.i- tion thc high ooiniulls expressed herein of the Garden l’l‘uVi|1Ce 8011 when this same "li-_lii._l" I-nee more

visit P. E. 1. an ezeu hi-urtiei' and!

extended to the writ.zr mid his :Jiri- rades. The letter followsi |

Got homc all right. Stopped ovr.-rl

in Sunmicrsille, of course, met some of our ftioutaguc friends there, then* Saturday A. lil. bade good bye toy the dear little isle of di'e2\mS. U10 fairest gem iu Britain's dindem, I' never' loved her more than whirl! Slit' was fading awiiy from my sight. ns thc l~impl~l~ss drew toward thi: New Brunswick shore. - .

name I slug, --

And lionuige pay, and tribute tlinhis thine, l With hcartful love, my praise to you

I bring, -

In humble thought that I may cull

you mine.

Anil when the tlircnd of lifc is simp-

ped, then l, V _ _ _

Like wearlcd child. l‘<‘..l”‘c'nZ illllf-

it.’s l»'cl',

Beneath thy sollllml face nt last to

lic,

1 risk, and nskiiig that, can nak no

more.

But there, t.lint wnn't do, my'

rilpefs just gone out, and I find my- self joltcil by the idea tliat._it’s up

to me to get into ltlle, finfiiiciiil ltéiar- athon and sprint i e li iarnn io|_l in purl-;uit of _the almighty dollar. ’l‘llz1t's the way it lilwnys goes with me. Whenever I try to coiii't_tlic niuse l find that the coqilettlsli jade

has several other suators ton thc. string, and I invaria y ge sue trncl-ll_~d, when I roll up my sleeves, spit in my hriiuls and make it run- ning Jump onto the hnck of I’l-:gasus in an attempt soar to the heights of poetry, the old _nag humps itself, bucks, and l land in the mild.

Well, we linil one "reat vacation,

and we’ll enjoy the mhemory of it for many a day, If our people licrc rc- ally and truly knew the lslnnd, what it has tu oder us :i \'nl'inti\in i-round, that Pl‘l_Jmised Land of the tircd city dweller would have more tour- ist, business than its people could handle comfortably.

We have heard it intimated that

fi.~:lial'men cnn’t. tell the truth. Well, I know some fisl'iel‘mcli just returned fl‘om there who dou’t dnre't;c1l the truth lest their veracity he ques- tioned, ` If I were to tcll of catching forty

splendiil trout in less than two hours' of two of us getting 116 in throeihours-wcll, somebody would

probably kintimate flint had I lived away hae in whatever hook and clinptrr Ananias' liiograplly appears,

he'd he out of it in distortei' of facts mid my na would be therc` instead. Therefore I make the truth a matter of aritlimetic-I divide the contents of the crecl by the figure tivo, and that is what I give (ly friends whenever I liniid out statis-

tics of our fishing trip.

We, in our little party, through

tlivldnll time, thc Winter :ind the Spring, live over again, ill fond memory, the days when the sim shines briglitei~'.t in our outing lnnil;

Suhlcribetl. gara. The other sectional lneefivll The day wumarked by B and Ja I f ti' . I which the per? and as Pipes arelltu idbnieh l " '_

was that aevoeell to the ministry of :cdr Harry Brundnze. use-1 t\\'<-Ive. A P“’*Y ° ‘“, ° _ den ,md me ,,,¢k,_w,,l,‘,!'~thi_¢“,,,°_?\fpQ

ward a little bunch of 'congoulgi souls revel in the memory of --_the Past. Not an'6D1BQde is for 'tgp not an incident in lost; lor 'signoff the littlest detail so ‘sono is pr’-Qty' sure to say 1--"Bay le ters, remember that' time when 7" and 50 gn and so on. Yes we um if w_e had’nt. remembered it belore, And so it goes, all through the -lang months that lie between the coming and going. _ _- _ _

Wo, who at heart. are oi the gi-egg out,-of-doors, but who »,a_.re -coopnd. W- in the city eleven monthsoii; or tn,- twelve, see more in_t.l1e_ffres§o;p,,'¢y the open than your peoplgdqi '-4°,

we have the contrast .?£7'ygu` linvcn't. We go _to _t,he',:_ ' 'gpggn

land we have all learned to 1pve~,_'q,__` .

pccting of course to pay our wa `

- _ __ . .Y

everything, blit we have, _whnh _

that which dollars and cents caring; blly: the right hand of fellowship, 'Q cordial, whole souled. welcome, and the numberless lit.tle__cou|;tiesies cost so little to give and"are worth' so much to receive. Even now we are looking forward to the time, a long way off, when another August shows on the dial of _the years, when we hope to be with you again.

The rest of the Bunch join me in

extending cordial greetings and very best wishes to you and’yours.

_ Yours,

Cl-IAS. E. McPHEE.

Dear isle lmnce ndwnrd, to thy Ang, 31 '1o.

HARVEST HOME.

Sing n song of thc golden fields, And of woods in their autumn dress, Gatllcrcd crop that. the scyclc yields And the fruit of the cider press.

Sing 8 song of ri haplli’ land Where the sun in ardor smiled,

Vayincnt sure lor busy hand ln linrvest stacked and piled.-

Sing a song of the sudden fields.

Wlierc thc rain from a murky sky llamp and dank in the furrow steals Till -the summer months pass by.

Sing 8, song of n meagre store

For to meet the daily need.- Winter’i~l length that 10oms"beforc, And the runny mouths to feed.

Sing a. song of the farmer’s life,

"1‘is thc throli of creation’s heartil-

Joy and sunshine with plenty rife, (Jr fell sorrow 'neath liungci"u

smart.

_ _ ` FLO KEOGH_ _

THE EUCHAltIS'l‘I(}_ CONGRESS,

I\IL).\"l‘ltI<iAI., Sept. 7.-The formal

opening of the 21st International Eu- cllaristic Congress and the first ever held in thc New World, took place here last evening at' eight o’clock _in St. James Cathedral amid extra- ordinary pomp and diap’ln_y probably ncver before seen in any Catholic centre on this continent. ' _

Archbishop Lfrucbesi made man'

.~l:icl'ifices to obtain this signal hond>r for the Canadian church and for his diocese, and his triumph last. evening wus sufficiently magnificent to repay this brilliant prclate and prince of the church for all he has done.

The legate in his opening address

drclared that in future these congres- scs would probably alternate between the (lid and the New Worlds. ,Au- other important feature was the tele- gram to the King and His Majesty's reply which was as follows:--

"Balmoral, Sept, i5, 1910.

"His Eminence (‘ardlnal

Vaniiutelli, Montreal :

"I sincerely thank your eminence,

and all who arc present at the Inter- iiationnl Eucharistic Congress in Montreal, for the expressions of loy- Hliy and good wishes contained in the tcle;.;l‘a.ni which I have received to- diiy with much pleasure andsatis- faction. l

"(Signed) GEORGE'RI "

Baldness and ltching Scalp are] Coused by Microbes

There is no doiibl. about it.. Doctor

Sabournnd proved it when he infcctcd .'l gp|i‘i‘l |ii_i_r wl'll dzinil ul`f` _ig ii i' in s mul- :ill ils liaiir il isll ppr~:iri‘ il lil :i _s‘.orl i i nic. The i- ii t i i i- ini-i|li‘;i| \\'iu'ltl his :|l‘i‘npl~ i-ll Dr. 5 :i li oil l'- :i|u|'s ll I sl 0 0 \' 0 l' _\' :is fiilzil. .‘\sl< :l||_\' \\'oi'l li\' p li y s i~

6 I fini éhlll

'l’:iris lvliila ilu' \vl\rl\'| iii k ii ii iv- |0&|i,'l‘ of nisvlisos of ilu- liliir and'

.-\ iid l‘:irisi1il\

leiidiiig drug-

adn. is the mic

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Dandruil Cures Falling 4

. Hair and Ballllless

SCMD in two wc:-.ks hc will refund the purchase price. '

llainlruli is thc forerunner of bald-

l\0S=`~ Trike care of your hair while you have hnir to take care of. Kill thc dnnllruff gerlnsnow before the diiiidrufl germs kill your hair.

Use Parisian Sage, the guaranteed

dnndrufl' cure and delightful hair dressing.

It is used extensively by ladies of

refinement because it keeps the scalp

l nlisolntely clean and gives a bewitcli-

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‘ .at Geo. E. Hughes and leading drug-

klsfs everywhere. Girl with Auburn

hair on'cvery package. Made in Gan- ada by Giroux Mfg. Co., Fort Erie,

. ,Ont. Mail orders filled, all charges

prepaid

“I was told of your great remedy.

Pflriilinu Sane. that it would grow

_ _ hair on bald heads, so' I gotabottle

ami tried it, rind if. ls fine. I am a yfllllllr mlin, 'only .25, and was com- pletely ball] on the top'of my head, and now I have hair one inch long,

,- ‘with the use of only one bottle. I

ww U _ l-§l‘ent_;!mcdy that shall certainly keep on tiling it until i_ .=. ic dandrufl germs. _ I have a good hendof hair, which I fl'_"l i»_l"‘~f- ‘B Why U90- E- Hllllllvfl have no doubt it willhring_"-Oaclil'

“Pl-E if; *"}"2‘”¥ f$““<'\' Of The Giuirdi- shoe and Rolling Mill co., Belleville, an if larislan Sage docs not hnnil-ill Armstrong, eggineer Bgllevllle Horse daiidruff, stop falling hair or itching- Ont., Aug. 21, 1909 '

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