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ESTABLISHED 1891

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MINERS

IN NOME

Bring Out Less Than

They Took ln.

A BIG NUGGET FOUND

,_-._

Sick Than Can be Cared For

gmnlns MINING is Noun P01" T°WN“mD' Sept' 27“(Sp°°m)" Czolgosz reached here by train early th

steamer arrived from Nome w

nearly five hundred passengers and ove

ln Jail.

And one Rich Smke_mm He Cries and Yells Binoc-

clares He Has No

Accomplices.

AUBURN, N. Y., Sept. 27.-(Special).

r A awaiting his arrival. They made ii

half a million in trade. Among the awemptwhum him_

W3* “‘““b°" °f P°”°“3°"s °°° °“° 'ran Pniscivnn BREAKS nows aiwncrnr.

“S Czolgosz’ legs gave out when he arrive

brought out its said, as much money

they took in. no iroooirr .iso asurnnn sriiixl.

They claim the mininglaws are bad.Th largest nugget ever found in the Nort

was taken out on the 17th valued at $155

A rich strike is reported on the head Grouse Gulcht.

lui! Pnnsoss sick A1' Noun.

There are so in iny persons sick a Nome that it is difficult to care for them

Z._¢.___-

LOSS OF FLESH.

If you nnd yourself falling belo

normal weight there is danger. The u of fish oils can temporarily add fat, but will never build no health and tissu Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food acts through the

blood and nervous svstem and carries

to every nook and

corner of the t various organs of the

new life and

apapletite good. adds gr es the tissues

aturally and restores color the weighti of the and overcomes disease. »

and he had to be carried to prison.

He was dragged up the steps and place

h evidencing abject terror. He also crie

2 and yelled. of

` SAYS HE HAS N0 AGCOHPLICES.

I Adoctor was summoned and declare

° but was shamming to some extent.

° On the way to prison he reiterated tha

he has no accompilces in the assassina~

tion.

Of The Prisoner Czolgosz

HIS LEGS GIVE OUT

CZOLGOSZ REACHES AUBURN.

morning ann there were only Z1) person

° T on a bench, but he fell over and groamcd,

the man suifering from fright and terror

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Another- large shipment q- ip.

thine fan _ ling lin(jt.¢r _fnstl received, .nifmg which are

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SURPRISE T

isstampedoneverymke

of SURPRISE

It’s there, soyou ocnft

be deceived.

There is only one

SURPRISE.

See to it that your _

soap hears that A

SURPRISE.

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lnviolosihoos \

As a result of the vigorous discussion of educational questions by Col.

Francis W. Parker of Chicago, at the-T recent convention of the Teachers

Association, much thought has been awakened in educational questions, and

discussion of the question has followcd in the press and on the street, by the members of School Board, by teachers and by the general public, the thorough

awakenin g of which always lcads to some results.

None will deny that thcre might be better things for the Province education-

ally than we have. This can only bc obtained by there being a consensus of

opinion on the part cf teachers, sohool authorities, and the more intelligent of the citizens, as to what reforms are needed and then a united effort made to

secure the same.

If we are not prepared at one full stroke toiowecp away our present system

-and it is to be presumed that we are not-and to adopt an entirely new one,

based upon more scientinc or rather humanitarian principles, than 'those

which- obtain in our present system; yet there should be a move forward.

There are certainly many needed reforms that may be adopted under our

present system.

Through the munitlcence of Sir Wm. McDonald of Montreal, Manual Train-

ing has been provided for a portion of the boys attending the public' schools.

The results of this experiment is good. The pity is that every boy is not able

to avail himself of this privilege.i T _ _

Nothing has yet been done in the sa me line for girls. Im portant in Manual

Training for boys; it is very much more important that our girls should be

educated in the principles of Domestic Science, or as it is now called' in the best school ofthe continent and of Europe “Home Economics."

What is more conducive tc the happiness and prosperity ot a community

then that the homes should be well ordered i What has more to do with the

well-ordering of the home than the capability of the wife and mistress of that

home to efficiently conduct it i There are many homes, it is not too much to

say, the majority of our homes in which the opportunities for the daughters

to learn the best of domestic economy is not all that they might be.

It is an indisputable fact that for the maj ority of the girls attending our

public schools an instruction in thc art of making a loaf of bread, As

good dinner and making a plain serviceable garment would be better than a

knowledge of Latin Conjugations, Enluid’s Elements or the Cube It

has been proven, however, wherever Domestic Science has been added to the

curriculum of a school, that those who took it were quite as prodolent ‘at the

end of the term in what is commonly considered the scholastic subjects, as

-were tnosn who did not and had their Donestio science in addition." 'ririé is

tr- _. - __ _ _

tioninnow_roaoes=n in¢.i.isgs"7' ;*-ii.uz.isused‘ "Tana meant aloe develop-

ment as well, and as a means to that end has been found very effective.

Being in itself useful, and a help rather than a hindrance to_ other studies,

why not have it at once introduced into our schoolsli “Cannot afford lt.” is the ready response. 1If we carefully considered the whole matter, the response

T would more readily be made, that we cannot afford to do without it.

What would be the cost 'i After careful inquiry it has been ascertained that

an outfit to giveaccommodation to twenty pupils ' per lesson, which would

mean instruction to 200 during the year would be about $125. Cost for

material for the year’s work which might reasonably be .made a charge to the

-; g aupil dad allow them to i'.ali§‘l`D5__nne the Bnished article, alioilt 8. On

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Surely when we realize that for this small sum of "money each year_200 girls would ‘be receiving instructidn in s‘o essential a _briinch of; their education,

it in conn"ec`_tipn:-§ith - A 1 _ _

I ‘ -investigate the charges made by Minister

.~ .wi1ra~=¢e¢‘nt°<i‘f°f=

~ C; $"l Cllfor the yearf In cdditioal“"to which there would be the i'eacher’s sahfy.

,_ _there should not be a m_oment’s hesitation- about the iiiiniediate adoption of

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CHICAGO MARKETS' T _ __ __ .TE V

Chicago, Sept. 27.-(_VS>pecia1.)-q The , march-Jservices'

fcilqwingaaothc g _ _ _

Wheat' Corn UQ; Oats, 1- _ _ --7- `

' l

_ _ '

About a Coiitrac..

. . i

has been ordered into the accident to thc

take in the order of Conductors, _Engl

Thellarbor Commissioners are conai 1

‘daring the advisabllity of asking the

President to call a special meeting to

Tarts on Monday evening when ll! stated that the Jamlesons had offered $2),(lll in order that the awarding of contract for'

A elevator might be stimulated. ‘

ramcirai. onaisr is nnrnn. `

5 K1No_c'roi<,Sept. 27.-(Special-#Principal _Gr*an_t’s`hjea1ihcontinnes improvi

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,CITY AND

COUNTRY

, .

Guardian Correspondents

T Everywfherc.

T Guaani-an renders will regretto learn of the death of Mr. William 'Wallace Ellis,'_ teacher. Mr. Ellis taught in Doiialdslon for the‘la_~»t year and ii half. I-Ie had not beeufeeling well for some time but con ,tinuefhhis duties up to and including Monday last.. On Tuesday ic doctor wk- , 'c'alled‘ffin___and__upon. ,examination _ found ’ that);§was.`cu_Kering from appendioliis and recommended his removal to the P.

_ E. Island Hospital where he was operated

ABJECT DQMESTIC SCIENCE IN QUIRY ,REGlNA_'Sffi ~

. TERROR IN THE SCHO0I.S. TORDEREI)

into the '~ lndefatigable .To the Royal Parry' in 'the _ Accident

Territories. _ Ti

c__-» ,, _ i

' i_».:.

aiiiwli iiis1i’s onion riiliniissi me

Principal Grant .Better-Mr. With First Winters Snow-

T Tarte’s Grave Charges PSU! Uff 8 ,

0 ‘ w 1 .\ .f

wot. S _

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T ».,.. s "__i. » -

h .

winmp Indehtigable. _ wotollvenahoorty.-r_oooptiom_ -_<_,T nwiu be neia at Quebec heron the » T""i"°"°

Pilatus Court. \ . m

aonnar nutwav wonxnlfs muon. _ _ uomnrm., sept. 27. -rspecnii-A movement is on foot here for the organi- ;°_“l',cm" lationofa national Railway Union to W. en _hs U ‘ M ' ‘I l. ,dl ._

»_ prairlesyeiie covered wlthcnow

neersl Fireman, Brakemen, and Telegra- J wg" m, _°_m;E_ img-_°.,_.I__f'i ,kia M

=»w~- » . °"_»e+‘¥ A meeting is called for at Ottawa, Nov., The Boyxal

num-21 s

' ,_. .sr -. --

Zlthto form a Grand Division. the _ilrct ocnaidcrablc MQ im. 'ran-rii’s oaavi: cnanoii. . b¢il8lUBllll'~ . I . _,_ . -

4 | ~

` T T BB°.N<=_w1°_ ,f

. ' _

i U” by A. d. Bédfllh,

, nl

-upoiron Wednesday morning. Thecacee

1 A. -:Ni T

~ 5. 4 ’

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, “Just 'received c direct

Tfuhmmw ’

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fam "\“»¢

mourn! nero mnnrarroannn acomlill. "°Y“‘. ’*3`" "m°'*’ I-U *um*

onlwnsepezo.-(special)-an enquiry R'°T°Y‘» 5°” *7f"(9°°°‘*‘~)T'°"f'."T39;ll‘l

Party, reached hen at

, [init Bros.,

ree

A '” Oak Timber

Boards.

lines of mix emi' and veloiiv n ~ 'e

081'. We hsve those bT»ots Oh fhe English, McGill, or that famous Acidiun lust. See the T-isplay nf Invictus b00l’.s in nur .~0lll'.hr-rn Wiri- dow.

Geo. A- Slater.

MnkPI'.

Pitch Pine

»~.-\ND--

SLQB “COIN U0- sr.cloeusN.i~i.a.

.‘ :-I V

_ i , , _

We have now in stock

Roman hyacinths and if

potted now will give grand

flowers for Xmas and Newt

Yee.rs.also E`reesia.s.Ce.lla. Lilies n.nd:Lilium Candi* dum, the pure wl\i‘e Medonio. Lily. very hardy We will also open our large

stock of bulbs direct from

Holland during this week- Come and get our extra. choice hvacinths earlY-

oisziio o. moon;

Pose $141415; ' s Dec. Wheat, 70k: 00111 53; OMS.-

Pork $16.12.

Jan. "Wheat, 73§;Corn, 591; Oats-- Pork

How ir Attwoiucs.

.inu-

The Bakers’ Union of Elgin, Illinois,

wok .up a subscriprion for the defence of Emma Goldman, and it netted $3.57. NowT...the citizens of the town demand that the bakers who contributed be disobargeehand threaten to byeott the `s iops in lwhicb they work if that demand

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Broadful Kidney Pains.

Gould Not Rest or Sleep.

‘ Cc P. R.. Cond\1etor’n Sufieringn-

He is Now `.`l7e1l and Gives Dr. Chnse’c Kidney-Liver Pills Credit for the Cure.

Hr. W. E. Berryman, Conductor on

the C.P.R., St._ Stephen. N-.B., \.‘i~ites:- "I have been railroading for 2.3 years, and for ten years suffered from a. severe case of Kidney Disease and Backache, a trouble common to railroad men. /lt used me all up to walk, and after walking up hill I would have to lie down to get relief, my back was so had. I could not sleep more than half the night and then didn’t seem to get any rest. I had used all sorts of medi-

' __ HIITHODIST. T _

Prince Steetl'---Prayer and Praise Ser. vice at 10.15.-Rev. Dr. Andrews at 11 and Bev. R. W.WedaH at 7. Strangers wel- come. Attentive ushers.

V Grace Church.--Rev, ' Richard Opie at 11 and Rev. Dr. Andrews at 7. Sunday School at 2.15. Strangng always welcome and provided with comfortable seats. ‘

i PR@BY'DlRIAN.

Zion.---Prayer meeting at 10. Rev. D. B.

McLeod at 11 and 7. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.3

St. James.---Prayer meeting at 10. Rev

'T. F. Fullerton at ll and 7. Sunday chool and Bible Class at 2.30.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND.

St. Paul's-Services at 11 and 7. Al welcome. Seats free and unappropriated.

sr. 1>i¢'rna’s cannon. T

Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and 11|a.m.

Matins 10.1.5 Evensong 7 p. m. All seats free and unappropriate.

` BAPTIST.

Rev. G. P. Raymond at 11 and

T7. Sunday School and Pastors Bible Class at 2.3). All welcome and J visitors provided with seats by courteous ushers.

_, _

cnarnal. clmrsrraw cannon.

was looked upon as a grave one from _thc

time of the operation as the trouble was T , » _ | I

'developed toa large extent. On Thurs' ‘

day evening the condition became very serious and l.2il yesterday afternoon he passed away. This case is doubly sad in

viewof the fast that on the 15th insf. hfc . mother died suddenly. Wallace camel ~ to the city and made the funeral arrange-

ments for his mother and in less than -

T ic. &c. '

A '&\h"cf» licdihncolc

looks. Boohlilt M63?

io; iii;

I and five. sisters are left to mourn. _

afonnignt he no had joined the great mnjoiizy. It is pleasing to know that ne wasquite sensible to the moment of his death. Deceased was univers-illy beloved by all. A sorrowiug father, four brothers

‘r 1 _ r _ _

Surgeons under A operating for Plloc.

The Rick. Pain and Expense of an

Operation Avoided by Using Dr. C!mae’c Ointment-A Ministers

_ Experience.

Too many doctors seem to have a

mania. for using the knife, and recom- mend an operation for piles in scores of _ cases when Dr. Chase's Ointment would effect a thorough and lasting cure.

Rev. S. A. Duprau, Methodist min-

ister. Consecon. Prince Edward County. Ont.. states:-“I was troubled with itching and bieedlng piles for years, and they ultimately attained to a very violent form. Large lumps or ab- R scesses formed. so that it was with great difiiculty and considerable pain

that I was able g stool. At this covers crisis I pu a. box of Dr. Chase'a

Lowpficeotoall,

‘ Giotarier zito.

. IHPORTERS.

L k k *

» , i\..i’2i.“° 521°... °¥.‘u‘L‘.i

_ promptly

‘Inn u vvqrnwn

oi ll. li. Stalin.

Farm for Sale.

Wlihia lin lllcsoi trim nil Three

- ' f la d, T” “““ °°“““i’..°"&Z3$.°’°° 2. »»?=»

l .tieirglardtdl goodeweli Q5;

cines and was pretty badly discouraged . when I heard of Dr. Clia.se's Kidney-

this treatment I found it was helping,

pete cure. I now rest and ‘sleep -well, “ ings, iiiy back is strong and the old trouble md unqlpmpr

has entirely disappeared. Many gig- ple to whom I have recommended t e

'emmcuoFc&nIs‘r..

in of God on Lords

_ _ Re . 0. B. Emery at il, and 7. Sunday. 1;, as I had tried various remedies be-

Lnver Pills. After using two boxes of echo; at isa Prayer meeting Wed_ tore and to no pumosa

me and tive boxes have made a com- T nesday iiightato o‘clock. All seats free H was mi Surprme w and that just me

Ointment. but I had little or no faith in

I "Now, imagine how great and joyous

` one box cured me. so t,ha.t,the lumps disappeared. and also the swelling. I feel like 1

Tto-day. and imvenot the

Chase’s Ointment

pills have been cured. Anyone wish- ` The.Ghurch efChri=t will meet for the that D,_ ii- flnrfhnv- narticulari Wflfb me.” _,mga 'nnh ' y’ L from P vgr! da _End`

iii

i ii.

__ -is . llealors

` who have not yet

placed fall orders for ‘

Paint and While ill!

should write tic for quotations. Our stock is large and our prices low-i '

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