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I LEITER FROM KIMBERLEY.

A GRATEFUL IOTHER.

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_ Dear Sirs,-I write you to tell you _what a good thing I have found in

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i We always kept it on hand in my imothers house, because we found it ‘invaluable for Diarrhea, Dysentery _and Summer Complaints of all kinds.

Since I have been married we use

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Yours truly,

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iEDlTOR’S

Old Times-N0. 1.

The following is the drst of a series ot

publishers it and it will give some idea of the privations and hardships of the

early settlers of the Province.

SIR,-I purpose writings few articles on old times, or Cascumpec fifty years ago. It you should think them worthy of a place in your paper, they may be the means of giving some pleasure to the few old folk who were the pioneers of those days, but who are now this cold weather compelled to keep close to the “ingle." If these reminiscences of old times amuses and helps to beguile the tedium of these long winter evenings, one of my chief object is gained. With- I out then, any further remarks by way of introduction, I will begin with the "good old times,” or fifty years a_f,o, when there was none of these comfort- able homesteads and ilnc farms that may now be seen in every part of Cascumpcc' The whole country at that time was cover- ed with primevial forest, except on the margin of the bay and rivers, where the drst inhabitants had located. So sparse was the population that frequently the settlers were miles apart from each other, each being attracted by some local advantage, such as quality of soil, or the nature of the timber that grew on the land but no one thoughtofmaking a farm back from the rivers or bay. The ii total population at this time (dfty years ago) could not have been over Elllfrom Lot 11 to Lot 1 inclusive. a distance of about 25 miles. This I would infer from a militia role now before me of the year 1829. The number of adult males liable to military service was then 155; these dgures can be relied _ on, because the Military Law was strictly enforced in those days by lines, so that none risk the chanee of being overlooked on day of general drill; but more of this anon. In passing I may remark that of these 155 men that formed the militia. at that time referred to, 28 only are now alive, the rest having all paid the debt of nature.

The early settles sudered all the priva-

tions and inconveniences incident to a new country, and, it appears to me, with- I a few special grivances leaped up to make good measure. To look back from the stand point of present time, with our social comforts and blessings and political freedom. the contrast is so great that it is didiicult to realize that any of the present generation were the real actors, or rather suR'erer of those times. For, like most new countries, there were no roads, while rivers and bays were highways of travel, mostly In canoes. Of roads as we have _them now, their lines were not even marked out, the nearest approach to a roadwas a bridle-path through the.w0ods guided by a “blaze” on the trees to and from different places. Ot carriages there were none, nor could they be used if any had them; and there were but few that _ even owned a horse. Churches and schools they were of the future .Trade and comm- rce, as we now understand the terms, were not then known. Therewas but one store which doledout supplies tothe whole population,-at auch _prices that it ` immediately placed all luxuries beyond even a thought.. There were but two

Cape a distance of seventy miles. The one in Cascumpec was kept by John |Hill _ on the Point. The expore trade at that time was altogether in lumber, square timber or boards, of which the proprietor had the sole monoply. Of this indivudal I shall speak more fully in my next. The trade was altogether a system of barter. Ready cash was not thought of; so scarce was it that frequently farmers had to make great sacrinces in order to get the very small amount to pay the land tax. I have known wheat to be sold as low as 2s. 6d. per bush while the curcent trade price was 7s. An idea may be formed of the is scarcity of money, not more than thirty years ago by a circumstance that came under my own knowledge. A tradesman with his two men in one year only got a solitary eighteen pence in cash; in fact ‘ cash was such a specialty that in buying or selling it was not even thought. If, by chance, a person was so fortunate _ as to get a few shillings, it was always carefully hoarded until a. special chance turned up to send to Charlottetown for some needed article that could not be had here. These facts may appear to some of the present day to be over- I drawn, but that it is not, every old person who lived here inthe _ times I write about can attest to.

Jan. Z0, 1887.

lm- n-|=l=a=_-an

alnolllas ouasn

I8 YOUR HUSBAND, . BROTHER

July 8nd, at 7. 30 p. im, which place and -t

Gunn. Moderator; with whom we

AtBay Fortune, Church on Tuesday 3 __ I

Island met and was constituted,Mr.Adamf _i f "fi !f‘»f _

present Messrs. MacKenzie and Hardman ‘j ' ' _ l - '___ ' Ministers. and Chas. Sterns, ruling elder 1'; " ‘ _ I I Rev. Joseph Hogg of Winnipeg being L _ ,

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stores then from St. Fleanor’s to Nori}h`"

f is ea messes _

liiautesof-Presbytey. 0

imc the Presbytery ot Prince Edwa

present was invited to correspond

The edict for the induction of Mr Poller having being certified ss d y

Mr. James narrated the steps. The M erator put the questions of the form a

inducted Mr. Policy into the pastoral

gave him the right hand of fellowsh The newly induced _minister was suit

after in professing his willingness

added to the Roll, and he took his seat a member of‘Pre§bytery.

At

welcomed by the congregation and there-

taken up. The report of the Interim

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and M0: adherents, and was accompan by a guarantee of an annual stipend $750 with a free mnnse. _

Letters were read from the Comm

thoroughly harmonious and enth

siaatlc.

On motion the conduct of the modera r

was appointed and the call su

in be placed in Mr. Murdoch’s hands.

The clerk being authorized to intimate Mr. Murdoch’s acceptance, the folio - ing arrangements were made. Induc-

Church on Tuesday, July 16th. at 2

Mr. H. W. Smith to preach, Mr. Arch Gunn to address the Minister, and Mr D. A. McDonald the people. Serving the edict was left in the hands of Mr Murdoch.

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Or. motion the Presbytery agreed t appoint Rev. Andrew Boyd as ordained Missionary for Richmond Bay East, fo one year, from August lst, and to apply to the Home Mission Committee for

grant of $175.

Messrs Fullerton, McLeod, Millar and Cr-aise were appcintedh commltte to_vieitSt.Peter's Road and Govehead. ThePresbytery then adjourned t

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ldth, at 2.8) p rn of which public intima tion was made and this sederunt cl

with the bencdictlon.

T,_c. Jnrss, clerk.

Puny and Delicate In- fants' Made Strong and

_ Hearty When Fed on

Laciaigi F000.

Thelovlngmothers ofourcountzy con

alder lta duty to say something in vorof the food that has proved a source of life to their little ones. A lady in Nc Brunswick writes as follows; “When my baby was born last year it weighed on _ four and ahalf pounds, and did not ` crease much in weight up to its second

a

month. I was advised to use Lactated Food by a friend, and I am happy tos

to grow and increase in weight, and now she is almost sixteen months old and weighs tweutytlvc pounds. She was not

tat/ed Food. I am sure Lactatcd Food was

knew of the good qualities of this infanb’s food.” Your druggist sells it.

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' ,STBVENSON RBMEMBHIED.

Every year relatives of Robert Louis

Stevenson in Scotland send a crown and cross of heather from that count: y, which are placed on his grave in Samoa.

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Blcyclists and all athletes depend o BEN TLEY’S Linimentgto keep their joint limber and muscles in trim.

WORK OP SANITARY TROOP.

drilling near Berlin has transformed cars of dlkrent kinds into hospital oarswi

Alspecially trained sanitary troop lately

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BENTLEYS is -_sus best moment.

PLAYS I-IAVOC WITH CIRCUS.

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struck the animal Claire Wis., kill- and stunning the

entire meaagerie.

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Gentlemen,-Last November my child

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served it was read again to the assembled

congregation and no objection being

fered Mr. Herdman conducted Divine Service, preaching from Gal 1 8 and 7

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charge of Souris and Bay Fortune and `_;‘- Many thllfli! thdii DBSMISP WB 3,1'9 gelhng

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The Wonderful#C_h_eap_Men. A ` ‘ ' _ _

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<1 _ wool and perfect fitting and rs fully worth $7.00. s _» _,. of . _ _ - ~ - » _ if »_- Q-.~_ 1:;-1_?J_ '-_'.51 :Ji

_ But We bought them to-sellfat $4. 75 and we’r§ef_gioing»'it§if

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toners Messrs. runes, runny me I We ve otlreriprroes too, most every price _ will -End- aj - McDougall, testifying that t-he call was _. suit tg Qt it heya _ __ ._ _f ' _ f _ ' _ ”°_."`j`f Z;

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The call from Richmond Bay West was ~ N0 t,h3fe’g ngthi wr() _ gbgui; A ui ' v ._ IE .;.;r; can

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n of the New York Sull1'¢m°

University the other dey that “the IMD

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meetatTyne Valley, on Tuesday July every time.” ' - I _ Beantifuisoft Horlno I ` " ' `

Forthemeesesnot t\1° Bmmi _Something extra due in

Criminals cost the United States -about

‘sr,ooo,ooosyear. Says _sn exchange: If their increase could 'hs it weuld be a paying investment toglve

that they take a life vacation from the

` demands of their profession.

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NORTH POLB BXPBDITION.

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it worked wonders. My girl baby began The Am_°"i°°| the fhgsmp |°f the Bam

win~Ziegler North Pole cxpeditioll. left Dundee Thursday for Tromsoe, Norway. The Baldwin Ziegler expedition will pro-

1" The three vessels of the expedition

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