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B.?»‘3I'i"9l§»$"'¢'8l¥*'f

*E*

-rf

ISD U0 lo-

compulsion. Delarey holds 300 burglers

prisoners in a laager.

_ now sold out by Goff Bros. 21?-'Wk3

`_ will make them go.

lequ. me News 1,

A-LL thjvffnfo

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ESTABLISHED l89I- T THE GUARDIaN, ioHaat.o'i'iriir<;WN_J ranioii: nowlinn iiiisnnivo saruiigai isurraunnaéi J *Ja

I | '

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_ I

SION.

Losoorr, Sept. '21.-(Speeia1-)- Lord Roberts telegraphs that the Boers who remain in the field include afew irrecon- ciables. The majority fighting under

NATIVE CHRISTIANS ARE BEING RELIEVED

The British despatches from Pekin

sho wing that the Rockill Wilson expedi- tion has returned after successfully re- lievingsome native Christians and that the surrounding country is becoming

more peaceful. News from China unim-

portance. _ HE THANKS HEAVEN.

____-_ 2 .

'That Ha _Used D0dd°s_KidneyPi»l.lS, W/'hich

` :SavedHlsLife. T 'L

Bowinanville, Sept.l7.-Marvellous in- deed is the case of Mr. A. W. Gibbons, miller of this town.

Here is his story. as he himself tells it:

I couldnt eat, nor sleep; had terrible pains in my back and stomach. "Doctors said I had Bright's Disease. But they couldn°t cure me.

“Thank Hea.ven,whe therit was Rriizh ts

Disease or anything else, Dodds Kidney Pills soon cured it.

“I hope the news of my cure will spQad

over the whole country, so thatull suffer-

-ers will hear of the greatest kidney ‘remedy inthe world-D0 d sKidneyPil1_s. D0dd’s Kidney Pills are the0NLY medicin that had ever cured Bright’s Disease.

_-._---Q-----» I

A 5 cent plug of “Patrio t

Twist chewing tobacco is 20~ per cent larger than' formerly -

Free samples of pastuerized milk de

livered in the city to' any address left,a the Factory. .Water St. Call, send o telephone. ' _ _ ltf-

5Trya sriowflake loaf, only six cents.-

soGraliani Leaves only three cents.

W. Pickaird 8; Co., Bakers and Grocers

-18 lw

Auction prices at W. H Ste_wart`s stock

of boots sold by Goff Bios. 21 Zwks Reductions.-30 Z. 407; and half Pljlfe for \V. H. Stewart &'. Cds boots, being

lj _ _ ‘ .3

iii i ill

ill il Bills

ll llllllllliilll

These unheard of prices

“dd :§:%

Women’s Lace Boots, strong,

Girls’ ‘- “ “

Childs’ “ “ “

Boys’ °‘ '° “ _ .

Come at once before this

stock is sold." i --_-

see and page" ref _ais-

counts. - ` '

brick with stone trimmings. The tower is situated on the southwest corner facing Kent Street and is circular. The main en- trance is through the towe1~the door fac- ing the south. All the doors of the church are finished in cypress wood.

as » There is a. projection on the western

side of the north end which contains two rooms to be used in connection with the

of eigliteeii inches. The ceiling which

i . rlectroliei' v.'hii.Th is a ~i?~‘=n.ition to the

` Half Price Boot.--AT lot of ladies’ kid

600

48c

32¢'

70c

rl College Books

baptistry, with a door leading into the robing rooms. 1 The seating capacity of the auditorium

is about 400, and the seats run parallel with the platform. Those on the side aisles are arranged so as to economize space and command a good view. The gallery :is capable of seating 33 persons and when necessary can he connected with the tower bya door from which a good view also can be obtained of the platform. The northern end of lhc bull-ling; is octagonal. The platform is_also oc-tagona I and is 13 feet deep,`having an elevation'

is 'grained and finished in clear spruce. rests on columns and capitols of Island birch. The pews of the church are also Cf birth. The 'Windows are of cathedral gliss. The walls are tiiited in moss green. The church will be liglitefl by a handsome

cliurcli. . -

tower isa class room, and the pastoiT's study is above the robim.: rooms. The church will be heated bv liot air

...___-can-. .-__.__

. A ‘.VEDDL\`TG PRESENT.

Of practical importance would be abottl of the only sure-pop corn cure-_-_Putnam Painless Corn Extractor-which » can ‘ b

the honeymoon and the removal of corns both assured by its use.

_ é \

boots, 2,- price in the window at Goff' Bros’ cheap sale. 21 Zwks

Childs strong boots, size S, 9, 10. for 32

_ cents at Coil Bros’ cheap sale. 21 2wks

Boys' peggecl boots, _70 cents at Golf

Go‘i'i` Bros. must give up H..-Stewart

S: Cds story in a few days Thence the boots must be sl1i'.i;;litci~ed. 21 Zwks

Leoil 8: Co. 22 li -

ini: at J I) }.lcL°oii di C0 22 li

Emma foombs. l'~_ce.ci znilliiicr with Moore 3: McLeod. '_ '15 lf-

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l 4 A

FULL .STOCK

°f

School and

T and -T

N J T School' Supplies `

¢ T mee T

i at BIG RUSH

D Every Day. .

uytheir Goods D

surf

_ Friday evenings, and an expression of ou

had at any drug store. A continuation o`

i i.eie‘ef eeeeie --

Q _

___ the city and goes to Sackville to-day.

”"' " -Moncton Times. _ _ » _i _ _

--- l ____ flock of live hundred owned 'by Mr.

` Wheatley, butcher. < C . ----

tist ChurclJ,deeply regret that it seems necessary in your judgment that you

`0i!r Father bless yon, and make you

’ Coal winoulx, President. '

PEARL Di_\'GwIai.L, Treasurer;

' ALMA Yao Sec’y. "

_ sept. inet, tooo. T l hir. Yeo tl~.aiil~:cd thejuniors 'for' thei

woigir. He hoped, however, to he able t T send them alelter.

Jian WEATHER. J

Fair and cooler with fresh southwesterl

T to nortliwe,st'erl_y winds. _ _ A _ 'V

Y. .T vt T _~ _ .

. .‘ ' . ` 5

I. HEBER HASLAM l€CMlNA'fED

n.~e.'ei.e..pg-...e. . __ ziaveks Bs( lb; Ccnscrwiivcs of Selkirk' M==1>f'T“m the hreeze'rn~ufsaay wniie Severn"

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Swift-rr Porarons lc. per lb. at J. D. Mc- l WNINIPEG, Sf‘Dt€U1b€‘1` 21-*-1 Hel”

Ai>1=Lus.plunis and damsous for preserv- nomi-_noted for Selkirk by the C°11S¢ljV0~_~

tives. ‘

should spendthe coming winter months the Medical Service of Canada, and visits

away from our city. We must therefore the city upon official business.

be deprived of your faithful leadership

andwise counsel as Superintendent of our ary of the Presbyterian church among the

Society, in which oliice you have so suc- '

cessfully led us for several months past.

Your rcgularand painstaking' attentions Sth James churches to_mom,oW_

to the duties and privileges of your T A _

office have not been rendered without THE m°m01`i°1 S¢l'Vi¢¢ f°1` the 1°'t°R°" _ influencing us towards a more faithful J°l1’1- Prime which `W9»S` 9-U110UD¢¢d f01` disenarge of our deny duties. we shaii next Sabbath morning iii- the Wesley

greatly miss you from our weel-ily meet'

ings, and willbe pleased to have a letter evening iUSl»¢&d- .T116 REV- J- - Kirby from you to be read in our society as often °f MU1t0W11» Will .P1'¢&0h_ 55 5118!? U10I`UiU8

as you can spare time to write. We now S6rVi06~'-MODODOH Till1€S.» f

‘ask you to accept this souvenir paper cut- IN refeniag po the man.ia_g»Te_ of DL ter as a small reminder of our pleasant Ajers to Miss Hyde THE GUARDIAN om.,

P mitcd te mention the beautiful pnesent.=

a.ppreciatio_n of your kindly inte-restin our made by mg members of the; -choir _of

intellectual and spiritual welfare. M:,y\ Gmce Church The apprecmtidn of, the. I H

E Doct.or's services in con-nection§_witl'i_ tho? independent, labor-__ candidate in Centre

blessing, is the wish of our Junior Lniou. _Toronto because he<hasnot- one year .mg of

Rnoiztann Dixeiviim., Vcc do,

_ _° 1 _ _ T Ithaca, N. Y., to enter upon his studies at

Directv above the entrance in the ‘ kiiiciicss and expressed appreciatioil O

_ 'T the kind regards expressed in the afiuress lastpnighth _ » .

and for the accompanyiiig gift. He also ' ' _ expressed sorrow at ‘iavinff to leave at the A very pleasant time was Spent last'

. _ - A ‘ 5 ~

X I -g

' bcffiiininv of the fiirurnu and winter _ _

° ° ` ‘ M Q _thc P. W. C. in Zion church under the

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2l'.---(Special)- sided and welcomed the students to our

y T ~ _ »- - _

to attend the church services. Aft-er the

Comravv A., Loyal Crusaders, will re

0llER ORGANIZEI) PAREWELL iififlf-i1f2f'°°“”°”ii’ GF

REV. W. J. Kirby, of St. Stephen, is in

Peters's Road Thursday night out of fi

Ar the meeting of the executive of the

last night, and registered at the Da.vies.\ T Lieut.»Co1. Nelson is Director General of

.Rav. Da. Monrox fo2ears mission

East Indians in Trinidad will speak on some phases of this work, in Zion and T

Memorial church will 'be held' in the

_ _ `.¢

choir was acknowledged in the -form of. a'

'Liner-Goi:ei'uor and Mrs. Melntyre;

day morning by the westerif express,-f 'accompanying to Point Du Cliene Mr.; Temple Mclntyre, who is cn route to'

f Cornell University. The former returned'

evening at the social for the students of

auspices of Y. P. S. C. E. A short pro- gramponsisting of vocal solo by J. P~.Dav~ ison, Reading, D. Scliurman; Vocal Solo. A. Mclnnis; Recitacion, Miss Rattray; _ Solo, Mr. JAR. Davison; was very. well rendered. The Rev. D._ B. McLeod pre-

city and offered 'them a cordialinvitation

program rcfreshmcntsof coffee and cake were served by the younifgwladies assisted by the gentlemen of the Y. P. VS. C.

i __T.=iosr; who watched _Capt. Pye docking

thc S. S. Halifax at the Plant wharf here

thatnt all lies with tue man at the helm

_ 1 ‘ D _ ' ’ Q . DD .

1’ Fife often hear that certain captains can- - d . . lease "d th

;H’»1Sl8-YD, Of Hashlm 35 lV1`lShf'» 535 been not come to this wharf even inifnoderate ;?;1;cI;;ed `;;:;e;eu :ir v I

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weather on account of-` it being so far in Bowness “Miss _

" ` ~» ' J . _ ' T _ _ “ _ i _ Lawre

T COOK!-\G HDTJPS by the baS)l5@1t_. Selling - t:ouble in this iespect, let it blow high or had the leading parts

Delay -

uewuiiedwth

MzSarprhs$a\pand

antoalydaa

ii iii

Cliffilp at J. D. l'»f'_‘l.€0(l SZ CO. in I _ . L; low We would “kg to See Cant _ Pye at turau degj rt_vT X

' ‘ ' na y n ec i ey

W ,eg 1 C _-__ _O frirhts 1 15”' _ _ V _ ~' ‘ ehelinof La.GrandeGuchessenext sea- mtfégtaudraily at Spin”

an a rec in __ _ v __ _ N _ _ llearn rnillfncry wcrli. Apply to Niiss ‘ ‘ "’f“" e s°”‘- He Would Sh°W s°me Pe°D1¢ what lently _.done receivedgr at

I stream power was made for.-Hawkesbury' Thé Lwal Engineers ang;

i Bulletin.

beautiful silver pudding dish. - _ T'

the Misses Mcliityre, left the city yester f

j ter Barnier towards the close' ofthe Lib

the harbor. Capt Pye never ilnfls any ‘ me and' ” Hérry - Bw 'X y

he ' N

COLONEl. _I4 YEARS NGIVSEN A Clif it “*1@YflEWSPR155ii)i;N.Ii5`i

Archbishop Ryan

operators at Waikesbaire report all

Reading collieries in Schylkill _region _folio_wS:_

mg Go

working as well as several other' colliérsg

BILL PASSED FAVORING TECHNICAL `

TRAIN ING .

orriwa, sept. ' 21.-(Specials-at the

Trades and Labor Congress to-day aresolu ion wasfpasgéd favoring Technical Educa- tion :in the _public schools and manual i

training. ' '

STEVENSON AB CANDIDATE FOB W§T

' Hugh Stevenson____w3_is_`__um __ selected as. oandidaixkfor T-the Federal

_a member of the union. Thefliflaetern As,-_.

` Nn\v~Yonx,Sept_2l.¢&S_&c_inl).--Presi-

meet Archbishop Ryan as .the spokesman for the strikers.

GENERAL ELECTION IN ‘IWY-0-HGN'l‘HS TIME.

eral Dernonstation today made thcstate-

N ment' thattwe months would ace end of

the general election. T ' _ J

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ed the wages ten per cent. He says the`_Ha_u,_ Mr S_ menare working over time. The coal »~ms',T,su,,_l°

__ TORONTO. - V

House pinT\Vest” Toronto. _would not" endorse Dr. Ha.rg`r8.ve-9, "the-_

dents~0liphant and Trucsdalc <E~the_`C5Eli“

" Mosrnnu., Sept. 21.--gSpecial).-Minis-A _

r _ 1-isoiaier-eefri.eoeeee."_'

ter at the Armory Hall last ` eveidng pne- sentin for the Hrst time a Bri ' ll B061’

_ . - - - T ' s T 4 ' 51° ‘f ' schooners werein close proximity tothe military Dmmahsoldiers of uw Queem.. wharf, must have come,to the conclusion The play met with insmnt appgomlr _md

the a lause bestowed should that

and Wfaye assisted and

` 'The Boston Stock Co, opened_tlieii‘-T win-

C i Hicriiniwn Baicanr The highland “_” "

Ihirlf 11 0 ficcrs orient Division Heli its ine Bi ° ° ° T 1 - ` ~ S-

brigade will meet in uniform at the hail _ .

at;l_;i1(§esha1'p on Sunday to attend church T _

/W, .

` Tnnrin sheep were killed on the St V _ A _ `

THE BOER WAR ENDING IN WRlGHl’S HA LL THElR SUPERINTENDENT .hfiiystiafih§§"§§§,2l.”{§l§”§i§§titll’ T "J J _ . _

1 eeiiea again Before midnight with e gen

--- _ ' eral cargo consisting in part of potatoes. T _ ` ' ” J

_ __ ._ _ _ _ _ A

1 oung Men’s Christian Association held " ~ _

hairs in onine more Peace- Last Night _ The Room with a souvenir and 2 .§..;.......§. W.. °..i...... ls.. ...T _ ' "TA Brief, nscriiiiimi ef me ful--Nomination or Ped- _ Crowded 1 E 1_ __ Kindly W0,-ded Add,-ess vf°v@fi>'_f°f Salwfi Wednedar <;>°=-24=1=- Pohticans State that they, _Wm-k hmm ‘,y-M@s,.s_

an an Xce ° THE merchants of the city are prepar-

"al “M em Program. -- i;‘;f:;.;;“;?;;:§i.r::.£5;::;;“; Wm bi “ ““”g “f ‘li Pa” lm Hrs

-- \ _ weather is all that is necesary to make In Two Months Timeo

_______ Mr. Ira J. Yeo, who has taught in West the fair a su.cceSS_ , _ --

_ _ _ _ _ i Kent School for a number of years, leaves * _ _ ` T ‘ ' ”

Tcol.. OTTEB AND 500 ME* T0 “MA” I* This evening Work u on the new Cent on Friday next for Montreal, where he THE S- si Hahff’-X t°°k "03 bhls °f mfwk' _W

2 ~ mm 16,, - h p ` wiiienter Meoiu coiiege to study mei-ii efelfwm thiSD°ftY¢Sf>e1'dHY 350 Of the

e. soirrii A a. ra ristianc urch, Kent Street will be ' ° . T 3

_ 91 S al C I Ott. practically Completed The extprior ohm _Last night the members of the above were brgughth to this port by siroarrosrncoansrnixn UNCHANGED. ,night

_,Set.... ' .- . ~ T . . .. ' T __

0'i'1‘.iwi D -( peoi ) o er View is certainly very beautiful but it Baptist Jumorbmon asatokeu of appre_ schooner onMon ay, t ereinainder were PHILADELPHIA Sept 21_(Special) _ the

" “mes that fourteen °m°ers’m°1uding is not until the observer enters the “ation f°' his services as S“perimend` brought by mu' J 'e` strike situation remains unchanged.. organized

himself,and 300 non-commissioned odicers edifice that its real beauty dawns ent. Presented him Witha S°u"eUi1` Paper' Mr. J. W-. Callbeck returned last night“"‘T§ i » it his -

dmen had decided to remain in South upon him The pastor and congregation knife andthe f°u°“'in29~ddl”eSS5 T from Halifax,_wit»h his exhibitof Yorkshire T . deny the statement made by 1‘7°”s‘ in

an - _ _ . Afri a. are to be congratulated upon the success- T0 MR- IRAJ- YE0, DIES- In all Mr. Callbeck secured 11 msgs the general manager Henderson _Noe 1, and.;

c ful eompietion gf the Work D F th b of the 6 seconds and2 third prizes. that 'the Philadelphia and Reading'-~_

_ .. _ _ _ _ _ T4 _ _ EAR RIEND: We e mem ers T ~

30535 1”`1GHTI5G ONLY UNDLR COMPUL The building is_30-60 feet and is built of Junior Union of the ,Charlottetown Ba? _Lieut__C01_ Nelson’ arrived in the ,ity Coal and Iron _Company lnC!'68aS-

present

Rearing

aides# _“

Address

cc Srila ' f ’

.,. _

1=1f><=...h_°.11£- reel

sociation is meeting here to-day talking bg,-oigglgg ei 3 work over foqcoming' campaign. Laurier. LPIEBPWU '°3°d Mullock and Scott 'delivered addresses. V' “ig retereneeiwu' “|940 ‘luring i _t f embers at one

_ dressesho

“PREsIDENrs -Dscnims 'ro Mi-:nr Anon whglhayg T. Bisnor nrA1»r.“T_ .__ " l°?P”*?i*u_~_¥ _

" - ' s'pn,Wh0 has

hir ed.

alll B

Companies say that they must decline to D1YieTi°5° 91 Wl»\i°l1

- ' ‘ ‘ h' ' resenoe

is gepuilp

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and the by no :Orient

hé ni

scholastic prize is all ther more remark-_

lady, according tothe register of the lege. hwsaust passed her _fifteenth year The °°l1®8€ extends its congratulations to M»==G¢fe°a +H»-is-alia 'T __

-so-QJ4-Q-Q-o-¢+.¢<

_/w _,

BAND CGNCERT

to the breeze yesterday in honor of °3e°5\“’- Tre °°5t“me9 “ere

_ iss Minnie Gordon, daughter of Profes Sflenw Ffects Qgeiilauy the 3"* N35 sor Gordon,of'l’ine Hill, whffhas just suc~ ,Was 5?lf°<_ga_l_"‘° Th -'Qthm' members' °£ cceded in carrying ojf _the P,-Qfessm-_`-ir all did 'Wéll'_T"`and Scholarshiain Dalhousir.MieeGordoegre,a.-_' incntal in making the piece _a succe'ss;~ usted at the Liul/ies’ College last June land' mae iS'”J‘”° um .with marked distinction. ,Her success in,_"Pie°°.Wm be 3 _big l9hf0uKh0u}‘ U19 capturing this desirable and- valuable' 'D°mi“i°_“-'__ Th5"5D¢¢i3.1l»l¢9 fW_°r°_ Wen

f-given and heartily applauded. _There

bella matia_1fee.‘ _for the

Tnadag at the Lzidics’ College. was in making the picture very

M. ' _ _‘i‘ » ' ` ' »

able whenit is considered that this' young;

one eveiii»§¢.|i=:1ver»yene enema see _

_todayand a' benefit for the En-

Inthe Gardens at 41;:-m- Today liy_4th Reg GA Band.

ga-out

Hz# ¢lG@

Fe: students of