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THE SFA DIAN, CHARIMTTETOW77, _PRINCE _KOVEMQER 6 l900.___, y _‘_ _-1, 1,4; 5 _ _ L `.i` '

i_____-__ | il `W“w`AMiAi` H- ~"*" M "" "*°' " _ r ' _ - _ i _ _ ad ‘ education is_ chiefly of a receptive. _ - ~ - - i . -

f ` °’”"“°*'°’f"°"°*’°°?“*.~ x A ' ' oi ‘ ._ : sits f »..-.- we =f ~. " . ’ '

`. ` ' ° ` l “ In - ~ . f . I“i_».5i8 &2°9f n'o\.ab_ler1i°sress` i'nt_he ‘__ - _ ‘fi _ _ § if 5_.~_; iiléi..-.i Eféi _. X ~ . ` - "”'i°“° 59155 °f humlfl Wiivityi ii' is U0* , ' ` ` ' 'C in I _ _ 'fd' --.s.i~§;§<'? 1? if-_,-‘;;E;,';f"3`§ . i l ~ amattcrfor surprise that educatorsshould / _ ‘ ' ' _ ° "M _' I _

31 _ express the opinion from time to timeo . if " _ _'L if `. '~1-ff'-f “inn |mp.¢t°|. °f gg¢u*“u¢“.'d I i` 'C ' T ra that educational methods require to be im- " " 1 _ .ig _ __ nr cm“,. alum.” _ ~ provedto meet changedand still changing - . - A ._ 1 " sl `_ __ -_ -, 'I ' _ conditions. Evidently there willnot ben _ ' _ _ _ ~ ,, .. `i~’~'~°~' - 'oi = i~

5 False modesty and fear of the sur- - ' ` *

-...I flnalityto the process or`methods of educa

_¢¢°n'g knife prevent most people from _ _ ti ' "pooling to their physicians for a cure

,tor Dllee

,Chase's Ointment.

f nr. O. P. st. John. Dominion lnspee. I __ itor of steantboats, living at 246 Shaw istreet. To:-onto, states:-"1 aiiffm-eq

%fr.:..2".;:.,:;’“.1':..l,i:":.‘:i’::":.':t’:.‘: ~UPON IIS iNAUGi_iRATi’N

. n lo( the annoyance caused by _them iafter trying almost all remedlgg 1

ivain I began the use of Dr. Ghafsqs

Ointment. which entirely cured ine. I ‘cannot speck too hishly of it. I have recommended it to several friends, all _of whom have been cured by its use." f Dr, Ch.'1se's Ointment is recognized yy physicians, druggists, and the nub. no in xenon”-il as the only absolute -ure

or Edmanson. Bates and Co., Toronto. l

i Many people suffer on year after `

year, robbed of their rest and sleep by img terrible itching. when they C0015 ine entirely cured by a singlabox of Dr.

Eitcgll¢_nt_.‘Addrcss.

-_Qi

Paid to Sir William

;M¢Doaaid._

vvuvvv `=

POWDER-s

Are made from the VERY #DIES ’\`\‘

QUALI l`Y of calves’-foot

money can buy.

i,ooo different dishes with it. It isboni tasty sq the cult is next to

Try it sawed with whipped

PURE GOL reputatio n

Dominion Elec-don ml lU§£ll’S illllllli

James Palmer, Esq. of Charlottetown, Attorney-at law, has been appointed put for Sir Louis Davies, Minister Karine and Fisheries. a candidate at the forthcoming election for the above tiling, and that Alfred W. Stems,

linen eppointed Agent for Mr.Wi1liam 8. Swwart of Charlottetown, Bar liter atfloaw, a candidate for the

Wm.

_-.._._i -

_Notice is hereby given that H..

of Charlottetown, Merchant has

election for the above

WALTER B. ROBERTSON,

Oiiicer for West Queens

ll&wtd

'O'O0'0'O'O-0-O0'O'OO-O-0000-0-0-O

einer

Austrian Chin leaSe its.

Wo’ve received a cask of the abcve through mistake of lliippera, and if we don’t 1 ntiofy the buying public in _ this article, we are not the

'l`liey're selling very low, 1 We’re bound to make 'em S01 _ They’re the nicest ones in

no low price for i»h’ch we IN

we PI

The Crockery Ware lan.

Store.

Prepare for the return o!*_--_ the bays by purchasing _

works. We ha a stock Rockets,

Also a large stock

re& f`

J E ' I Loan am~iro‘s srnncn. ___-

hahouln pwvidefor thethormgh education

BY [hgh Qvgfy Nerve Fcfceair hekuows we are.... is

goyn ment of athleticsn-iust be vi801'0\15 -*Wd

And the very latect 311°- I _swims gogzfgiifxghiiigdgnigiiiignstkiziiig Drop in and ”° them' “gud showshdeing. The athlete should

- - il ll balanced nervous system,

Evefything else selling at _i;::_af__v_;;__ md ___m__md the organs of

n not d digestion should at all timesbe in t.he best

8 .

years Paine’s Celery Com- ,m§3 5” been the chosen health restorer of our best and most prominent athletes. 1|, has done wonderful work and kept in cwmggg msn who have made world-

P.E. Island’s Grerest Crockery _ wide-ré'1Jl1f%tl°“9°

_ ° d thlets in Harvard and Columbia

`lDySldP, Chll'l0tt'8t0Wn- _ who is .now superintgn.

den ' °

° 3;, and no doubt that any person

S ridge,-:sing great physical strain will Bud

- 9. Jigga nd 5u',°ngther`" _

'mu ` su I

° good suDP'Y of Hrs- » vaalter. MIS’ me ’°"°”g°st °f athlete”

ve LMA( om! ed muy things, but have found no-

Firecrackers, etc, etc t

Paine _ _ b. 1.8, R_iu_t___

James Mich' the great icy l ~.

1 ency saidz-

; It is with sincere pleasure aid sa

are to be congratulated upon the Qendid opportunities which exist for thei?3educa- tion. of the children and youth the country. The progress of t-he Dfninion

honesty and the ability of _ite igiizens,

the pnpils_are_plasti_c under the training influence of skilful teachers.

In a comparitively- new country like this t is of the utmost importance that insti- tutions of learning and courses of study

of those who are toffollow any profession; and it is no less in the highest interests of the state that the elementary schools should give the best possible education to those children whose school life ends when they leave the public school. A British report on this subject has lately very truly said: “The progress of the people in wealth and material prosperity must largely depend on the education given in the primary schools.”

In accordance :with this view during

recent years the educational authorities in the leading countries of Europe and also in the United States have been sup- plementing the course of study from text books with various forms of manual exer- cises and object lessons; as after careful consideration they have found that this class of training tends immensely to de- velop the most useful faculties of the pupils, which are neglected when the

TRMMRS and

iililiris

MAKE USE OF

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es ielgll lomlllli

TheI0nly Medicine ' '

trgnjth and Endurance A

Trainers and athletes in every depart-

' dition

The celebrated John Graham who has

f, of Boston’s famous gymnasium,says.

it have used Paine’s Celery Compound to

J ¥tr.aWats0u, Boston, holding the 'hrs ohampionpmp as jumper and pole

um fed lang-uid and drawn out. I have _

h good as

hm; that d “S :mm .

.8 Ce; pound.

Flags, all sizes and

¢h;mpion stee;le<_:haser,snd

have declared that

Cqmpound _§a__ the neat

b1&sundsh'eD8U\' ._

allwho are weak, ruudownor

iveda hearty welcome. His‘§Excell-

‘5 We all khow that thespeoplei of

depends chiefly upon the intelligeice, the

and these qualities, together with! fhabits ofperseverance and thrlft;aiemost cer- U tainly inculeated and developed during ’ the early years of life when the minds and

on so long as there are advances in civi

‘ lessons from banks,

The report of the commission on mann

matters snbmhand to them- and the

2f_. _

` ~~ '- ' C3. 1 ` e-JLQZ 1.” l . ’ -- -Lg -~""\ "' ' ‘°1"~"f _ -» 'rho foiiowiogisithooooiooo ooiivorofi by -"med °“° hill-‘d’°d “"5 ”"‘°‘°°” °°h°°’S- __ 1 His Excellmc - ID the mosfi of which they had an oppor-

- y the Governnr.General at wait’ of seein al d .

"»__.\\ the inauguration ceremonies, Ottawa. stmctidn slung mann an pmcmcal in'

~ ' 2 Arte b ' f ‘ trod -t .pogo li th 7 .

‘ ` ,Hi chaiifmain iiil;odl\i)ced I`lis(IZc;lleiicy,whd Nothég “nbc stronger than th°°pini°n

¢XDreS&d~ by the commissioners in favor °f "Ch -h7°_m°_3°°- Icould refer to many iifweir report obl o rf

and to this noble and useful work in ou midst the minual training teachers wh° have come from Great Britain, and also the United States. They may be assured

Schools are the means which experience

has taught ns to use as the most conveni- ent and economical way of conveying to the rising generation the mental wealth of the p'r_esent` and the past. It is now re-

cognized that they can do that, none the 1** less well, but rather the better through ‘M ‘ edhqcavlcs the foooitioo of the oohoioro ~

a ._

w ich are not called into activity by _ - W ,. _

_ .- . I upno me in detaé the views they expresg; but 1 -

_ _ tis- think better that I should leave

faction that Minto aa_d'{I Qve ac- w°th0lF_i§°P§§Ué1's who Ihope will address-I cepted the _bl the publigf school board to be present a`t lhe open ofthe

you thig, afternoon tho _took of dooiiog

4_l|§acdo_nal_d_llanufsl Training 'scligls for

wioii tooiioiooifuos in wiiioiii they _soii&ll versed, and I will only

Reefers.

__ ._ _ _ - ..~"; . .J

an_;i pract_i'_cal'__lnstruction in primar; __; » fi ' Lift] B0 ' U

In theCity of0ttawa-Tribute 8° °°°`"` °’° °"°“"'°‘““"°““’°"“°“ ’

tion in Ireland contains much informa~ £ -

tion on the subject. It was presentedto I

the imperial "parliament in 1898. Its members badfninety-three meetings; they ;» .A -took the evid¢nee»of,one-hundn»f1__o_n5‘ T - I- '

°il¢f1f»!-ii! Dcmonawhem they considered

Q°alm¢ll’ \0`lr8ive information on the

"`.l)`

-Q \

I there are none.

I i l (oo ‘Xt-ep, _~,>>";fJ

. £1! f \

_ '. turn" ' _A _ _. . _ -. _ ‘ . _ __ _ _ 55 - _ _'_ V _

` There might ba better on- -PQ to fbuy _v clothing,

Many. Many. _Many _ __. ~ Little Boys’ _Suits 7.5 cents

Big _Boys _Suits-_ $2 up _

e _ ya _ _lstérs $1.75 If h

sis Boys' Uiotoro s2.2s'oo 1 _ _ »;

_ _ .Little-Bo_;s’~R.eefers $1

_ We never have to mo__i£~Zc.no:h¢=r clothing man’s pncefwd

so bad that we dnn’t; get a cQ____g_ce_ to mect_it-itigiineyer eyc,n,iif '

-.too-_ if ooo oiotiiiog iol'f§"8o woot wo ~oioiio,ltiio;g==iifv-bios °

_ __ _, » e I- - = ll f _,_A

money, ' ~ o ' - _ ~ _;. ‘iw

_ ,. .1-__ .-_

Nowboo "

say tho oxpoiioooo or me ..dm,,,¢,,,,," A saving made here vi: ich -would build abmli'-flcevuilt.

the Dareiitsaqthe pupils in places when ' -

. i .. _

» -_ _» ' __ f _ _:\~ =`»_ -/'J-;_ _L _"'.1'-ff.: "

.ooo.oo_i,.o;;iiai..oi ooiiog' ii... oe.. Don’t miss our Undol‘§h._1_ng s_1:,ap,.. __ -_ _. _introduQd supports the expectations ex- ` ~ ` " ' ` i

_ » _ i. .. - v ' .- ',,;=1_ee¢i r'»'.i :v>.=.L= 1"'

pressedi§n _tgsgtimport fo _which I refer-._ _ _ _ - _ _- __ C*

. Ten YBGKB probably not ‘more than " ' ‘ ` ` ‘ " ‘

fifty board schools in England had pro

vided manuslttaining, _whereas it is now V

reported$~th&t”¥.he boys from' nearly five.-_l _ ‘_ housand :schools go to manual training f _ _ ' ' _ centers. 5 _ _ _ _ ’ ` t.

W. __ _ _ .~ _ »' rr

It- is with plbfound pleasure and keen ~ _ E, " Gl'B8.t8St i

expectation that we welcome to'Canada ' I ‘ ` ‘

1-'-' ' ' » 1 ‘.

UW -it £

'bn .,.l_- » ...Q .-

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thpse of us whose school days are ~ " ' '

long past will have an interest in their laborsas deep,»if not so evident,as that of the boys in their classes.

-. _ nor rourzaqn rnanxs.

, But, ladiesand gentlemen, 1 would ask you to understand that manual training is not intendedgz teach any trade or even the elements`0f any trade as such. Only'

asithe alphabet and the art of reading-

are necessary to the literatureof all pro- fessions, so manual training fits a boy to begin his_apprenticeship to any trade with greater aptitudes and correspondingly oetteii chances to be a skilful, excellent workman. I

I hope it will be understood that man ual training does not aim at preparirigthe pupils to earn their living through man- ual work, although it does help them in that honorable and laudable purpose after they take up their life work what- ever it may be. Because the boys like it. It helps to keep them longer at school and thus gains fcr them a thorough-edu cation in other respects also.

Sir . William Macdonald has certainly added another magnificent gift to those* already conferred on Canada, and I am sure you will all agree with me _that in selecting Prof. Robertson to assist in this great 0 ~:< he h i- chosen 'a man whose ability and personality would go for to secure the success of any under- taking. We have all heard of the gener- ous gifts of Sir William C. Macdonald to the cause of higher education in Canada; I and now he has put the people of Canada under a new debt to him by having placed _ in the_hands of Professor Robertson a sum sufficient to provide manual training for the boys attending the public schools of at least one city or town in every prov- ince of Canada for a period of three years. They are expected to serve as ob'ect

_ J for the amount borrowed and the money

lessons to be observed by all interested. W-Jen returned is again mbe plmgd in the

fun l. A

By the end of the present year provisi n will bemade in equipment and instruc- tors for training about live thousand boys and several hundred teachers. One may truly say that the scheme is one of high

statesmanship in its plan, methods and endowment.

PLEA FOR THE GIRLS.

If I may be allowed to refer to one thing.,

which the Macdonald manual training _ fund does not provide for,it will be rather to suggest what some llkeminded bene-- factor may do for the girls than _to imply that Sir William’s benefaction is not com- plete in itself. .

The fund provides for the training tf boys only. We all know that wornaiikindi is the better half of mankind; ~ ~ " Manual training and practical instruc- tion for girls in schools are not 'less portant than for boys, though the subjects and exercises for girls would naturally be different from those for boys. Such ex- Q ercises are admirably furnished 'by courses ‘ of study and practice under 'the heading- of domestic science; and it argurq well to know that in other countries and in other cities domestic science for the girls in the schools has followed close on manual training in woodwork for the bo

overestimate the value to gh-lsf ‘ traininixzg afforded byfelasses in cooking,

. “ ' 'nt,aaysthepaper. has

launderywork, generalhousehaldeeouomy- i

and soma-‘slight primary wq‘¥\flWl°°° with first-dd' to the

kaonleyk capable-of

sity who are unable' to pay their way.

YS- _ ‘ 2.-'-According to

In my opinion io would be imposoibiefo " 9*”

the comfort of the home, and the Weill of I the country- 1 'h _

_Her Excellency the Couuf.eSS Of Mmm

~ and myself are greltly d¢li8l\l'°d with tl” '

keen and thoughtful interest with which the movement to introduce domestic

time, and I can assure you that no one is more deeply interested in the scheme than

to receive boys for instruction and'tr1\iI1° ‘i ing; and Lady Minto and I wish them every success in the good work which is expected of them in this community and

in Canada. __

_For Whooping Cough and;

Child ren’s Colds, Gi ifltli hs’_ Menthol Liiiirnent is the safest and surest rfmedy. ’It_ gives immediate ease and’ comfort to the child.

TO HELP WORTHY STUDENTS.

BETHLEHEM Pa,, November 2.-The will

of Frank Witliams latoofdohnstown gives a bequest of $300,111) to the Lehigh university for the benefit of worthy students. The will provides that the in- come be loaned to students at the_ univer`

through college.Their notes are to be taken -

*l<'$s_-_-1

Thiaaignaturo laonevarfbox 0! the nine

Laxative

the smash that-alma; -adall h olaév"

EMPRBSS' TOMB_,OOCUPIED.

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PAF~ISi 39% despatch,

at Si Lum, Qct. 8,

Frenchtrotms _ __ “___

of the '__ "

Italiano ood do if

and occupied The Germans, lie!!

SPALW NEW FLEET. _

»=».<f°=-i-f

hah#

'givenan ei2b5 hmmm 'each, tour armored

of_8.0il tom burden each. and

much to the of the

ailment. ~.»

Ni' \-,aa

science into the schools isialreaily being ` ' - _ w _. _ 5 _ _.; ` 1:

supported in many quarters. We learn I ` _ .. _ _ __ _ _with great satisfaction that it is being Q _' , .= favorably considered in and for Ottawa '° - ’ » _ _ ‘ "'

and_ several other places at the present _ V - ,_ i < ~ - ‘

" _ __ _ _ _ __;_, ._._.f _._

Lady _ V _ _ _ _ _ _ :___ ___ __ _ S _ s L rf _ I Ladies `and'_ gentleman-_ /~-Iii ,is _*S195* ~ » -_ ' ` A ‘U 7 ` pleasure to me to declare the Macdonald _ - _ _ __ ,Q _ -_ » manual training schools for Ottawa ready '

A great chance _to secure bargains.

Q vo

v Discounts df. M. ' `

on all Linesw- _i ,_

_ S ile now on in

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Every pair to be solcl-norcserve. _

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Lord 0 _ ' ers :;_t_i;>;i;mer_o___ooioooo ooo io =iiomoi'i_f;i stock of Suits, Otero-oat3; f. Ulsters V-and'*"“

Never before haveyve been in _such a position for

at the least possible price

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_. » mam tw much _pi fit and not

other ’ f eno\18h|_é0»ffl¢f- ~ if '

f;»-.'-ii' ’

_ at $§,50¢is not of thie»'ki'ad. -Only' the leleoiief

stock is used in its construction. Only the highot skilled ‘ivorkjmeu are _U0 *.59-1-

, making. __ _

Many are ~ _I

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