OUR CHEESE INDUSTRY. Reports from Some of the Factories. eoceceos noes #2000 coon ALBERT IN FACTORY $ : s : Daring the past season we have to re- ° ne avin @ | port the f. llowing for the Alberton cheese > ‘ @ | factory: S : There was drawn to this factory the $ DVICE @ | undermentioned qua tities offm lk : A “ a . e Ibe ® : —— : at a es octiiieibntl yy oc ae, 107,043 If you have got dealt wth HUGHES, ®@] July f 76 ® 1 ve Be , Dabhesth od ets tend . eeeee 190 176 she People s Wruggist in } 308, resolve August 6 the pies oon gust..... vovbtes eheseeces os + eons heen | do so in LSO¥. el eee He gives advice and services free, SPORE vss Cerbetecnes oa 5s'0s s weeeee-. 95 543 ; and sells the Best Bnglish Drugs and Total for sea-on ....... ones ¥ o-eae 730,226 \fedicines cheaper than auy other store ata cost of 7j cents per 100 lbs for draw- in the city ing thereto, Vou can save 25p. c. on ail pre- There was manufactured therefrom ; scriptions you have preps ed by him. 1052 boxes of cheese making 71536 lbs Your friends have proves this—Give averaging a fraction of over L0\bs of milk hima trial and see if he cannot save toa pound of cheese. Operations hegan , money for you. 6th June, and factory closed Nov Ist. Mr. e Dienentns..<. . W. A. Acorn, is our cneese-maker, and | ; : @ | may safely say he is one of the best cheese . : é : makers in this Province. | . UY? es e Ve exbibited our cheese at the St. Jobo : ? . International Exhibition, as well as ; sae People’s Deuggint ° | Halifax, N.S. Exhibition. At the former : satel a i @ | ¥e ceptured first prize of $20.00 and | Mi CCa } S } “a; « ¥4 7 . | ® | the $50 00 gcli medal awarded by the ' Appa seeeeces ens seeceeean | Windsor Salt Company for the best cheese; } at the latter we were awarded 5th prize of | $12.00, b-ng a few poiats below the high- , ext. Loa 1897 we won prizes at our two bata . é a —_—_—_——— | Provinvial Exiibitions where we ex + hibi ed. tind t : : We have with pleasure to report cod Charlotteiown f 05p) ad progress in the o ttput of ovr factory from : owe to year. This factory began opers- . tious under the supervision of the Gov- ‘ ‘ . ' p ision O| nit I t PROGRAM IE ae in the year 1895, making 530 J | cheese; in the year following, 1896, the our- CONCERT &, BASK -T SOCIAL put decreased to 450, the fart year under = | the Government management. The first = snieeield year, 1S:7,under our own management’, we Yy gy | Manut«ciured 918 cheere;and this year we . vs : : r Ms ; ; ~. Eveeum, Thursday 19) made 1052, 06 you will plainly see we are « | going ahead and hope L899 will eee us in-

creasing our Output 25 to 30 per cent. Oar

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’ i | Piano Duett Misse Brown & McMillan | people are now awakenisg to the hene " lighia Flieg -Siiea My lie Gillie i fits to be derived from the cheese factory V n Se Prof Vint icom be | We contemplate puiting in a butter plact : . Mrs. E. H. Norton | another year and will be abreast of the . Inst. Selection... ...+..0. Misses Murphy | umes. rT Bava Solo....-- seseve- eee POF, Caven | We regret very much that the ceigh- . 7. Chorus...St. Dunstan's Coilege Glee...... } boring facrories of O*Leary and Camp Ms necgsateeteeeeeeseeee sees e ceeees .Club | bellton’ are not goiog ahead 43 they " ‘ BASKETS. | should, and bope to see these two good H fee will be provuied by the ladies | substantial factories make better progress . harg anotber year. ; Mr. Nor guarantee the sale of The new factory at Tignish we are pleased ; every bas | to see, made a vere good season's work, and Doors 0} “he ae ‘rt at & sharp. with stronger and more united support an- : Admis* 0 cen | other year the Tignish factory will take its 4 i2 moo & thur | place among the formost in cheese, mak- z ing (as it should be) in this Province. ' Joux. P. Brennan. T ‘ < pic | HAMPTON FACTORY. h Our company was organized and com- le meoced work in the summer of 1594. It 7) was entirely co<operative, no party being

2 : ; - capits]. Thedirectors imecreased the plant asrequired and also added a complete ; . te la nt The . } r gake far Canadian butter plant. Whenever they asked for stock to cover the experditure, it was lg and freely subscribed. They then borrowed the money upon their own nereonal fecurity American | as required, and the secretary was author z~ | : ed tu charge the calls upon shares te thetr rd : ae : a ; en) : i Kxcelsicr | reapective milk accoants. The calls were | | iodividually small, but were suilicient to DIARIES | | LATS meet the sums required and we know we 43 ee are perfectly fafe iu affirming that the 7 ali S1Z€8 sums paid, although charged to the milk - , , id { 1 accounts have been to larger than wont 4 ior the bave been charged by a Joint Stock Com- DACLr Irn pany, making cueese or butter at a fixed POCKET ’ Fe te : eae ‘n , . rate per pound, Now our pairons own tir . rw ¢ le e r anaes are ‘harve ‘, OFFICE i factory, and only the expens*s a charged i . All the profit goes tothe milk. Our faci y z or is now complete for cheese or bucier at | cost of $2,600 with a debt of $659. which HOME we expect will be paid in arother year. As ? ie acon as all liabilities are paid jt Is the io t ‘ > : aw s ’ ‘ lar 2 rate iv eres » P. K g Alma ine tention fO pay @ - mierale rate of in rest upon paid up stock if now on sale, In the season of 1894, the mlx ihe ty ; 44 “? re< \ St WAR .s cdcice 44 o ad = > | Present ye ar to Octot rai 10 = ¢ 7 | clasive.. ... j1,:5] ia- 9 F: re r G43 | Butter made from May Sih to ~ D4 Ee eB ccoctioer «5 : 16,125 pF . , (Cheese made the retuainder of r ePaRgol c OD alll + PED & Bue © CO CCOCH e © Ge o**e se we eearee tte ee ee = eee OO | Since Novewber Ist, we are receiving 12,000 Ibs of milk weekly from whict SEN a’, Ae _ Mae ' butter ie made aad has @ ready market to AUS a “AS Var “A ithe neighboring proviu ea. Now, % Sip ; aS re , a ae | Editor, if lam not trespassing too much on rin» ; ty , | ; : : - * Advertising IS ie ocylne {your valuable space, what are the pros- { { pects for the coming reason ? Bright.

Which Rens are The steady rise in tue price of cheese s% re *} es 2% durieg the last two months clearly shows i : ae Ri h - aw | that the market is not overstocked, ship- ae IC Su cess “© | pers will realize handsome profits, and

' will eome forward next season, “eager for . ; . ? Re d But the advertising must the fray.” How ehall we meet them? Dy MY ‘ails ete ae | sy, | manufacturing goods that will commana 78 ' © Fie | the highest price. lo do this the patron we OY% | has duties equally as great as the manager 28 HS . ) ig must be “* | of the factory. Space only permits me to ty aie oo ' name a few : that milk cans be emptied of al ou HSL Uit : .

: i ; ; | | whey as soon as re urned ‘and properly err at | aired; that the milk will be thoroughly ws wore “a “As | aeracated as a00n as drawo from tle can, 2 ; ; : Nt 1 . a i :

; aS the advertise:nent must be WP | 3! d the morning’s m lk $never mixed with

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allowed to hold etoek except a patron send~ ing milk. We pay as yet no dividend on

ie the eveniog’s milk unul thoroughly cool ed; if the fine flavor has left the milk bee fore coming tothe factory it can never be

For P. E. Ishind Tue Ex- w% returned by the cheese~maker, however . ~~ :

AMINER is the best advertis- “| competent he may bee and if the cheeee-

ing medium. The advertis- maker does not returo milk if itis Bot

ing rates are Jo quite ae good as it ought to be, out of

7 epi oe ee sympathy with the patron, the cheese will rf ‘ wv suffer. you wan to increase 3% jin .

* : : id lik : ie The harmony and success of the factory

USiINess ; re £ : . .

ene we sous mae 3% | largely depends upon the integrity end

k with you on advtg. | gentloman-like manner of the mea iD

| charge, and here on behalf of the patrons

The Examiner Pub Co. of cur factories we pay a Jast tribute of

respect to the memory of our late cheese- maker, Windsor Collings, of New Perth,

he Ma Nite ; e—— i) — 0 — nd ow sympathy to his parents and

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friends in their sore bereavewen‘; & worthy son and b-other cut off in the prime of his, manhood and neefulness, Wm. Parrick, Secy. Hampton Dairying Co.

ORWELL CHEESE FACTORY.

A summary of the bu-iness done since the exiablishmeni of the tactory io 1895, for which your correspoodeut te indeed to the regular annual reports :

Tne following amount of milk was

received : Ihe, BO Us css « Sas ew puleeehndasds acco o .. 716 246 as «wi oo ieee & 4 cd woken eee 865,964 Ce ss 1,402,902 2 SE ea eee ‘Lhe following smoust of Ibs of cheese manufactured : lhe. RS ae glx caves: * ed Wg Gain cr ta osssco cescceciens SESE STE CO ee 140,5874% NE tie eg eed 144,712, ‘Toe lollowing price was realized for | checse: } I theocd ics fo... cvokcdeueet. ok © Oe DTU sinncbaciias ioe 94 See «2, pnchedbc ck . 71430 |

Numter of {bs of milk to 1 Iv cheese :

Si ckictisatatihiiisess. «Svakekes ce Seer L896... ‘bse stau 10.44 LSo7. sg Gaokiatas cies i 10 40 hea) os oodemmedeedeee » 10.5%

Gross vaiue received for cheese : RRR ake Se $5,527.34

1896... secs sy) SARE 1492 12,300.20

Average per cent of fat jn milk :

L895

eS Pe ae 3.56 ibe OT ik a ed Onantity of cheese from | ib fat: Ibs, peo > Sv? « Paid tom lk haulers: 1895 : 9555 77 cae. ies ja ‘ $505 16 L937 Pe, re 1595 ea ee Mrs. DonaLp GILLIs. GOWAN BRAE FACTORY

station we have ail our farmers farming, but we the benefit of

In regard to our dairy not succeeded iu weaning from the old methods of they now musisee co-operative dairying.

The factory opened for business June Gib, cloved October Sist. Milk was supplied by 38 patrons, or an average of 30 for the season. Total amount supplied WAS... .... see 379,669 iba

‘uantity of cheese made a

The net velae of milk was 63. per 100 the patrons. Mr. Dillon bought all our make this season. The patrons were paid in full December 1st, 1893.

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PERSONAL

Mrs J J Davies York this afternoon.

Sir Julian Pauncefote is to remain in Washington another year—begivning in April.

Captain Deaaon, of London, Eag, ar- rived this afternoon to visit his son-in-law, MrE H Nortonr.

Mr Hendershott, of St. John, the well known insurance agent, arrived in the city tp)

The Earl of Minto visited the Experi~ mental Farm afew days azo. He was chown through the different buildings bv Dr. Saunders, and was much pleased with

at he saw.

returned from New

s afternoon.

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Great preparations are being made at Brecon, South Wales, for the marriage of

Mime Patti, two weeks from today, Jan.|

stb. to Baron Cederstrom, eldest son of late Baron Claoserdad

Townepeople will decorate the streets. and

the mavor and alderman, ‘in their official |

ew. will receive the wedding party at the wav station on the arrival of the train Craig-Y-Noe, and escort -hnreb, where the Bishop of Mostyn will erform the wedding ceremony. The le will be given away by Sir George

FaudelsPhilips, former Lord Mayor of Li don.

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Barrist Cuvroa.—The first of the series vangelistic meetings in the Baptis church was held Jast evening,and there was a good sttendance. Rev. A. F. Rrowne, of North River, preached, ard

there was a full choir in attendance. The afier meeting in the estry was also largely ‘attended

\ Rey Mr Browne will preach to-night, and after the sermonthere will be a social service of song and testimony OOK OUT for the first signs of ma impure blood—Hooa’s Sarsaparilla It will purify,

your safeguard.

is enrich and vitalize your BLOOD. :

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of milk '

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and Other liems

Tue Mairs.—The mails bave been ordend to tue capes. The special train for

Cape ‘Traverre will leave at nine o’clock eaci CVening

Waitina For Wixp.—Scbr. ill

Capt. J. J. Murchison; loaded with fish for Barbsdoes, shipped by A Goodridge & | Sons, i8 waiting for fair wiod.—St. John’,

| Nild., News,

Proverty Sotp. Tne North American Hotei property ov Kent street was sold at suction yesterday by Mr. Beaireto Lt was “Kkuocked down” 10 Mr. Jonathan Me- Willems tor $3,100.

Where Tuey Came From.— During the wonb ot December 213 Kogtichy 26 irish, 23 Scotch and 363 toreiguers ewt- grated to Canada, forthe whuie year 1898 the emigrants tou Cunada were ‘15,5 | 074 Wogiisb, €51 Irish, 1,710 Sco ch ani 9,855 torciguers.

- ee | Tae Stantey—lhe Staley crossed from | Pictuu this fOrevvon, reach pg George- towu about balf-past eleven, Lhe pecial

\rain With mails aod passengers arr.Ved in Cheriotte own at 1 40 this after- noon. The Stanley will leave Georgeiwwae

tor Pictou tomorruw morning.

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Nova Scorta Gotp.—This year marks the greaiest output of gld from Nova

Scola miues in the history of the province. | Phe yield wilive nearly 30.090 ounces, ‘several thousands more thanever before. This represents a cash value of about $6.0,-

O00. Tue indications are that this production will be increased in the fu- ‘lure.

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|} Marxer Prices.—There was a good atieudauce at the market to-day, We

qe ote follows : Eggs, 21 to 23¢ per doz; geese, 5) to 70c each; fowl, 35 te 50; per pair; dncka, 40 to 6c per pair; turkeys, 7D to $1.50; buiter, fresb, 13 to | 20.; butter, by the tub, 16 to 17¢; pork, by the curcase, 4} to Sc; Cate, 03c; pota.~

prices as

| Ors, 25c.

; a aliibisinsanniil

| Apvertisinc Pays.—Some years ago, | save n exchange, Robert Boaner epent ($200,000 a year in advertising the New | York Ledger. Then when he thought the ‘circulation was safe he stopped advertis* ing,and put his reliance in the reputation bis paper had established. Ia cona queace

ithe paper fell into comparative obscurity

and Bonner bas once more gone ip tor ' advertising epace. Lirerary Meerixc. — The _ literary

meeting in the parlor of the First Metho~ dist Chorch last evening was ful! of interest for everyone. Mr. Percy Pope’s address on “ Men and Things” dealt with the hu- man life in relation to things aboutfit, des~ cribing its various parts aud qaolities aud its development of charac:er and disposis tion. The address was listened to with the closest attention. Afier a short discussion a hearty vote of thanks was tendered to Mr Pope. siecine-ciiphesincinn

Hriisporoven Rrvk.—The attendance of skaters avd promenadors was uever larger than this year, aud the wants of pat- rons were never more carefully catered to, Last night there was a great crowd of ekat- era on the ise, and all enjoyed themselves to their beart’s content. There is no fast skating allowed, and the smal! boy is not permitted to ran thingsto suit himself. The music furnished by Galbraith’s band is exccllent.and is greatly appreciated by all who patronize the rink,

No &rarvation.— The | Sifton has received a communication from |Mr. Og lvie, in the course of which the | Yukon commissioner eays there is no | starvation in Dawson. There will be suf- Geient food forall, Some parties who ar- rived there without any means and being | unsuitable for the place, are consequently | hard up. Mr. Ogilvie is srelng them | through and no one will be ellowed to go ' withont food. Business is fairly active

and everything is going on In @ satisfactory

Hon. Cl fford

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A Srraxce Case.—There is a man in Lambertville, New Jersey, who is dying of Several days ago be narrowly escay down by a locomotive. His horses were killed, aud he was thrown intothe diteh. ‘he borror of the few seconds when death was imminent seems to have turned his brain. He was found srovelling in the road, praying that the e not eee him, and he is still

omempeett> eoaem,

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engine wonld

possessed With an abject terror. The doctors eav that be is not insane. He is eradually weakening with the nervous

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excitation, 8o thatthe death which he escaped is more imminent than ever.

—_— Boy’s oil tan moccasins 85 cts @ pair at Jost’s.

tt “ eee 2 te — - een oe

For Weak Lungs

and cold on the chest, Emulsion of Cod Liver While taking it,

known to Medical Science.

The largest bottle of Emulsion of Cod A pure oil pleasantly flavored, and pe

Johnsons.

Oil is one of the best remedies you are not liable to take cold. Liver Oil on the market for 50c is rfectly emulsified, combine to

make it the best emulsion sold in the city.

50 cents

THE DAMLY EXAMINER, CUARLOTTETOWN, JANUARY 17, 1899,

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A Monell

Wilh the Row

HAVE YU A NEW JACKET ?

: If not, a very few dollars will get. you a high-class, fash- ionable garment for which

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you would have to pay almost double a few weeks ago.

eS We uvo give you any size ¥from 32 to 40 inch, and ask you to pay

4 $200 fora $3.00 Garment Ae $3.00 fora $4.50 Garment

$4.00 fora $6.00 Garment ro $6.00 fora $9.00 Garment

$8.00 for

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BA a $12.00 Garment a > e

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You are probably thinking of buying a new suit or There are lots of places to buy.- But there is always a: where you will get the newest and most fashionable materials. where you will get the best value. A place with a r satisfaction or your money refunded.

Sweeping Reductions

ght p'ace.

> ° : = . Bargains in hear:

In a!) winter goods from this date. Shirts, etc.

GORDON & MclLiE

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When You Want racating Steve Get

piece top. English fire brick linings, Beware of imitations. last 10 to 15 years, won’t last 2 years, S&S to $38 each.

The genuine is sold

R B. NORTON & CO, Ltd.

ISLAND

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Must be Satisfied

2 i , overcoirt tuls Week,

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And be sure you get the Genuine on»

The genuine will We know of some that

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CARRIER, LAINE. LAINAG & CO.

LEVIS, QUEBEC,

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