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A tclligen.. farmer in all Canada doubts p p p ,

the tml’ °'nd`°H_`e°m;1°9'u°fPr°f°Ss°r The Siamese spend three-fourths of I 1' i_ I H _

R°b°"’S°“ W Pres? the “‘°°ul°" 308 their existence in the water. Their first _ ~ _ ' _ 5.; _

4e=rihqi.lii»qdenioJi>§r”al' umnmmeued and Pei °f better f*“`m"1S'» Wh” Father act on awakening is to bathe. They - . `

~ Ju°;’_ |mu:;nia|" Rename’ Newsyl Matthew and John B. Gough were to mths an 11 0*c10ck_ again ag 3 and _ _

seeking :ir iii; iimq- ;.i f-[fiber nic best in I-he l01iipei‘ii.~'.\C~* reform, he has bcéll again atS\1nSet. There :S Schrcoly an ii

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"'°’°~*“’ “me "°°“1“-““““"j°*‘““§h""“f°"°“s \ in the great reform movement among hour 'in the day when bathers may not

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'lgflel I ed 9_°3p N Pr I°B,0c,: Canadian farmers, buf, In 9, dlife,-ent, ,be seen in all the creeks. even the shal

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N b side Pbfiftdiilcefgst til: 101123338 rv-f»¢S» way He has been the teaelienrather wwe” and muddlest B°V3 3° t° P133'

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going Edltion._da°;p_r._'(_eiice_pt_snnday)_tig-.coglthan the orator. but none' the less 3, in the r1verJUst as our children go to I _

ms, on plav in the street _A_trave lei' tells of a

83fl?mUy Mwd~&Thm-leer great apostle of lmpmved farmmg e`iame=e woman sitting on the lowest

_ i'1l~:dii._.n if "iiislia§"i"iSéi-`};éai-°`°`1°25 H0 has Wrl)u~I'ht_Wl°h UO"-que mid Pen’ step of a landing place, while. `by a

Ql;25;in advance . . . . . . . _ . . . . . _ . . . . . _ . . . . . ._.L00 an unweiiricd inissioiiiiry, and it may girdle’ She held in ma water her infant

' B"a"°h °f"°°° _ ibe doubted wliether_ the md-I-€l`i9»l ill' of a few months. Were not the Siamese ' I , . velvefls’ lhed. advertdgiig iob ivorkailnd 'other busi fl A 8 P W J many hves would be e § S Brugsels and T t

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rhhielheflisteiimdhinsemaat bee Gaidwiildgvgfg terests of the Dominion have been x arts imm rs

` ` more aivanced by the greatest of our lost, for the tide iiows so_ swiftly that _ _ ,

` amen-side. Curries Bookstore-D. K.Cui~rif- statesman Within twenty years pgs; it requires the greatest skill and care to - _

Albiiaraliitgiellberwn Book-tore. G. S. Muttart than by Prof. Robertson, _ Prezgat mats f-mm funmug foul °f °°° Qur Spying Shipment gf these bggutiful H901-. Q1

- i‘9fl»:r”i§`Easi.re1ei>hone°mce.RS¢am=n-Asset We believe “ha” gm” g°_°d. “H an; Si; isioid Qi an Eu use boat to hand. direct from the factory. Eve one a work of art

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JR RMOCREADY 'J P HOOD result from the present mission of _ do an

MONDAY, MARCH 6. 1899.

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Alberton, St Peters, Souris, and Charlottetown, were all largely at- tended by farmers who listened with

,_ alert interest and who must profit, by

what they heard. No man knows better how to gain and keep the

_ *"”` _ _ _ attention of a meeting of farmers. or

It 19 not very lcng Sm” In the how to deeply groove the memory of

_ < farming communities of Canada every

his hearers with an important oint of

Individual farmer was a law unto him- information carried home by an self, so far as conducting' his farm - . -

apt illustration than Professor

W” concerned' H3 hid learned the l Robercsou,Piofessor Blacoun, thou h

occasional idea from his own experi-

“ _business from his father, gathered anqess familiar V with A the plft

- f h_ _ hbo b * iform, is _Well informed and quite

ence °r 'Om ‘S nelg rf u” waslat home in the subjects which he well content to go on in the old ruts. ltreated and gave most valuable

.80 fu' 1” Pmgessive ideas were °0n` ll as well, as interestin instr ti

oerned the average farmer of fifty tot ° - g uc og

-seventy-live years ago was open to the

The mission has been, by present

appearance a most successful one, and

?ve3hTndh£ev;if;8fd 2920;: we trust it may be_ar rich fruit in

._ 1 . ” years to come. It is creditable to

*h°“8h°°» *nd “°V°" °h°'”B°d_ them' _-the missionaries, and creditable 'also BY? *nd bY°_ °°'§ne the °*g“°“l°“"'1lto the federal and provincial govern-A

cg *xlib 81;3;l1f’>n gitiigiigiq ments, who at considerable expense

_ N; th ad have brought the farm missionaries

T8|_v°n °_ “P°°ti°n °_f _°f`°Ps t*° among us, as other Governments had

soils, and prizes at the exhibition. The done bef.,.e_ °

later introduction of farm machinery, pl - f 1 _-_

too, caused a revolution in the entire,

Qprocess of planting, cultivating and _ 5-, -is _i 1 ‘ harvesting the crops. ’ ~ V _f“-ii# _ ‘ Another great advance was the in- * ~ troduction of the factory system in if jairying, with the employment of 0.- 'Skilled cheese and butter makers and g' iimproved appliances for makin

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*cheese and butter on a large scale

cream, the proportion cf salt, thekind ofpackage, or the place in which it was stored before being sent to market. In the factory system it

S was soon found that in a joint stock

affair the careful and cleanly suffered from the careless and uncleanly, and for a space the entire business of cooperative dairying nearly come to

grief and an untimel end

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The farming business in many

~ diranches, still suffered from want of

'knowledge and lack of method; Much

'Shad been Written and printed in

agricultural journals, but #lie were but sluggishly mov-

” -ed. As in all the lessons of wisdom,

whether religious, moral or industrial, it needed “line upon line, precept upon precept.” It was soon found that the printed page alone could

‘ not produce the revival of interest

that was needed. Missionaries must be sont, the people must be brought together to hear the word. and with the heat which a. crowd gathers, the friction of discussion, of eager ques- tion, ready answer, and forcible sppeal,the great lessons of improved farming, dairying,, stock-raising and fruit-growing must be taught from the platform. So it has come about that a paternal government has sent _out farm missionaries, and hence the re- peated visits ol Prof. Robertson and his associates to various parts of Canada.

We are all familiar with the phrase

“called to preach.” Probably no in-

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Almost all farmers had made butter ~ = l ~

from the beginning and a few had _N / ._ - made cheese some with a fi-_ _ |

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.gree of care and skill, and many in a -rule-of-thumb sort of way, with little .

~ regard to the care of the milk, orl

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The story is told of a young married wo-

man, who asked another young' married woman how she managed to get along so atmcably with her husband. The answer was, I feed the bru_te-his stomach with food and his mind with flattery.” Even a man will have to admit that this young wo- man had solved about two-thirds of the art

of making the average man happy. The other thir consists of keeping his body in such condition that he will enjoy his food and his mind in such condition that he will be susceptible to Battery. It isn’t much use _to put tempting food before a' man who ha.s_n’t an appetite. It doesn’t pay to lavish smiles on a man whose nerves are racked and overworked. ‘

The average man pays very little attention

to his health, and won’t take medicine of his own accord until he is dat on his back. A shrewd wife will keep an eye on her hus- band’s welfare in this respect, and when she sees that he is bjlious or sulfering from indigestion, or is generally out of sorts, will nee that he resorts to that most wonderful of all invigorators, Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. It is the best of all appetite - Sharpeners, blood - makers and desh-builders. It corrects all disorders of the digestion and makes the liver active and the blood pure. It tones the nerves and cures all cases of nervous exhaustion and prostration. It cures 98 per cent. of all cases of consumption, bronchial, throat and kindred ailments. Medicine dealers sell it.

Mrs. Rebecca F. Gardner, of Grafton, York Co..

Va.. writes: “I was so sick with dyspepma that I could not eat anything for over four months. I thought I was going to die. I we`ghed only 80

nds. I took two bottles of the ‘ Golden Med-

ilgllj Discovery) I am now as well as ever and weigh 125 pounds.”

For constipation-Dr. Pierce’s Pellet.

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On and after M-ondav. Oct 3rd, my patrons will tlnd me in my odlce in the new Prowse Block. on the North Side of Qucen’s Square

first door to the right upstairs.

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moa JOHN T. MCKENZIE

CHARLOTTETOWN,

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Englishmen were on the point of jump. ing to their rescue when they bobb ad up, and the woman upon recovering her breath, poured forth a volley ot abuse. Having thus relieved her mind. she righled her canoe. ladled out some of the water and bundled in the 0hil~ dren who had been composedly swim- ming around her, regarding with min- gled fear and curiosity' the barbarians who had caused the mishap.

The Farmers’ Instituto of Cherry-

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Delegates from_ the Avondale and

Albery Plains Farmer’s Clubs were p:e- sent at a meeting ot the above- institute in Cherry Valley Hall on Thursday evening March 2nd. The chair was occupied by president. J. C. living. Alter the opening exercises, several new members were enrolled.

The election of Oicers resuited as

follows:-President. J. C. Irving,(ro- ele0t¢d;) V. P., Rodk. Mclsaac, (re- electrd) ; A. V, P., A. J. McDonald; Secretary. B.. E. Match. (reelected) ;_ Treasurer, M. J. McLeod, (i-selected) ; Auditors, Stewart, Mulch, Walter Mor- ressey; ways & Means committee. Joan Tweedy (chairman) Inge, T. C. W. Crane, Fred Nelson.

Quotations on seeds from local and

foreign seedsmen were then submitied. Prices were good all around, but the firm ot J. A. Simmers, Toronto, seem- ed to have the advantage. Mr. Chan.. McMillan; of Albery Plains, fivored the importation of a car load of seed wheat. He said that a quantity would be required by the members of the three clubs. .

The secretary then called on the

members to say what quantity of wheat each would iake. Upwaids of 150 bushels were spoken for by the mem- bers of Cherry Valley Institute, and the impression was that that amount can easily be doubled. Each of the other clubs would want from 100 to 150 bushels each. The matter was then left over until March 17 when final action would be taken.

After some other business of impor-

tance, it was decided, on motion of M. J. McLeod, to meet on next Thursday evening to discuss the proposed Pork Packing House at Suminerside. The meeting then adjourned.--MEMBER.

MIN ARD’S LINIMENTis theonly Liniment asked for at my store and the only one we keep for sale.

All fhe people use it.

HARLIN FUL'roN,

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30 ends 3; to 10 yards at Sweeping prices last

years’ oddments.

Union

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‘ 48% “' Tapestry “ ' 291 \¢ H 0(

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45 94 Assorted designs

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29 Assorted desiens 551 Assorted designs 9% 155

; Handsome Squares

_ Windsor from $9.00 to $13.50 0

- Scotch fiomo 4. 75 to 13.50

,Velvet from 20.00 to -35.00 Jute Hemp Eden_1.30 to 8.50 _

_ Floor Oilcloths

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_ We maice up window shades in all colors to

suit any size window.

‘We sell the best shade roller,_ Stewart Hart-

shorns' See that you get this brand when buying

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Trils is MEANT FOR You "”l”"°"°‘ mm

Will receive careful and

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iuniuiiizeii cirmii., $2,000,000 suscmaen cAP_miL, 1,310,600. me ur cmrii, 500,000.00 iiesenvs, aisi nec., |896, i.021,s11.00 eiioss incomsiu isss, i,21s,000.00

Deposited with Receiver-General

in Canada, 84,000.00

BUSINESS TRANSACTED.

Pisasoruu. Acciiisni msuiuincls. _ enmvsns’ iiiaiurv. iiccmsur. issuance colieinsn wma sicioiess Benefits.:

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siisviroainsunuice omviaas’ msn msuaiiecs. _ ,_ niiriii mar: uiiaiim msusince.

- 60 yards Scotch Carpet $1.25 yours for 800 ' 30 6. ¢¢ |¢ ci ¢¢

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680 yours for 550 _1.05 yours for 800 1 . 20 yours for 950 900 yours for 650

English Velvet Border 1 .45'you'rs for 1.00 English Velvet Border 1 .45 yours for 1 .00

from one tofour yards wide. _ '

Best makes in English and Scotch.

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~ L' mehr. satin... ~i»n..s.~r _professors R_,,be,,_S0,, and M,,c,,,,,, f“_°'E"“g WM Bm Mfiv@_<=8H°¢= GOD- exquisite colorings. Prettier patterns never were shown in

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Ocean Acci .ent and Guarantee Open Hausa

corporation of London Engisna, be '_"‘”13 1899"? 31°

sure that when you renew you are

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one insuring against accident and Foneaflii -.1 'Hack .nor e disease Premium the same as charged $""§“'$¢°§L‘§f,'§°E"‘§l “°° *M17 °' ,by other companies for accident -

benefits alone and those _smaller than the benefits granted by the Ocean. Those are- facts and ,may mean dollars to you, make a note of them and when any one mentions accident

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