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TO PICTOU AND RETURN.

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Very delightful is a sail by the Princess

across the straits from Charlottetown to Picton on one of these flue September days. At least that was the way it lm- preased the writer on Labor Day while on the way going and returning, and the pleasant memory lingers. The day was line, the sky ilecked with light summer clouds, the winds asleep. A thin, shimmering haze hung over the horizon.

The out-going passengers were compara- tively few, perhaps forty in number.

Some of them of both sexes were citi-

zensofCharlottetown, out for a day’s sail and had often made the trip before. Others were on business bent. A number were tourists returning to their homes in New England, New York, Philadelphia. All were pleased with the boat, “the Dmtty Princess," one lady called her. An- other expressed surprise that so good a boat was found in these far northern waters. The words “Clyde built” gave to *|1090 ¢°l11‘i¢Sf~8 the impression of stability and seaworthiness. One who had tra- velled much noted how instantly she an.- swered to her helm. Another who had cross d many times told an anecdote or two of Capt. McLean in the days before he had become a veteran; before there was a steel steamer on the route; before there were rangedights to enable the navigator to so readily dnd an entrance to the harbor. The stories need not be repeated here,but if told they would serve to inspire con- ildence not unmixed with admiration,

A right good dinner was served, and the

sea air had made it welcome when the

hour arrived. Allengoyed in the pretty

` dining saloon the well-cooked. well-served

fepast and “good digestion waited on_ appetite.” The shores of Nova Scotia

were now in full view and soon we were

steaming hp the harbor of Pietou. We found the town quiet, the shops and places of business closed on account of the holiday. There was some bustle about the hotels, for s Liberal Convention was

in session, and the Alameda had brought

doxwznfrom New Glasgow a full height of de ates. Others had come by rail and Carriage. A brief look around showed

good progress being made in the pipe-lay- ing for the new water supply system to be completed this fall. Two schooners

were taken up on the marine railway ‘while we were there. And there were

signs of activity at Pictou Landing, across the harbor, when the large coal shipments are made.

Picton, when previously visited by the

writer only in the winter time, had pre- sented arather sombre appearance. In its

summer dress it is quitea pretty town and there are many really beautiful views available to the lover of scenic attrac- tions. It was six o'clock before we set out to return, for the connecting train on the Iutercolonial was late. It ls often thus-always if the boat is late in arriv~

ing here the “late train” is the cause, for the Princess does her part with the regul- arity ofcloek- work. ‘ - For nn: an nom- mn- passing Picton Island on the return trip a brisk easterly

breeze gaveus a choppy ees, but this soon ‘A ;£'£_°

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The drought during the past two

monthsalmg the north shore of New

Brunawtekhas been so great that the water tanks along the Intercolonlal are unequal to the task of supplying the locomotives. Trains have been delayed from this cause and drivers have to be careful tctlll up their water tanks where- sver a full supply can be obtained.

The Canadian revenue is still booming,

the customs receipts for August being the largest in the history of the country. They went up to $3.0ll5.435.°0mD8f0d With $2,Gil8,M7 in August a year ago. The in- crease was $346,8l8. This the nore as- suring from the fact that the customs re-

turns for_July were a fraction lower than in July 1il)0 and pessimists saw in that fact the tnruof the tide. The first two

months of the current ilseal year taken together show a gain of $25,114 over the corresponding months of last year.

Tue trustees of the P. E. Island I-los

pital met yesterday and decided to fill up-

rwe vacancies on the Medica Bon-a _ a _ | _ ‘ s’ __ ° _ * caused by the death of the late Dr. Mo- 5 T _ _ V - P f V_ _ ga, " Leod and the resiunation of Dr. Beer# _ 8 _ _ v VV D V . 0 1' '§f.',`=‘,,,U',,,,¢._

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selected for these positions. An addition

was also made to the Board in the person of Dr. Goodwill as a specialist in mental and nervous diseases. We believe these appointments will be found conducive to

he welfare of the Institution and that

they will be very generallyapproved by its friends andpatrous. Miss Ross who suc~ ceeds Miss Tynan as Matron comes to her new duties with excellent recommeudr tions.

The Halifax Herald with commendable

enterprise issued on Saturday last a splendid special edition of 42 pages main~ ly devoted to Cape Breton. It is printed in colors and extensively illustrated with cuts of public buildings, industrial est- ablishments end plants, and portraits of persona prominent in the mining, manu- ;fscturing,land business life of that won- derful island. __The history of Cape Breton by Sir John Bourinot is an espe~ cially valuable contribution. V Other artic- les of value are contributed by prominent men connected with each industrial con-

cern. The special number ls replete with.. 4,

information about the resources, indus-V tries and potentlalitles of Cape Bretoxi, which by the enterprise of the Herald receive a most readable and engaging advertisement. . `

In the course of discussion from time to

time it is pointed out that Britain needs to import yearly the equivalent of 180,000,- 000 bushels of wheat. Of this usually something like two~thirds comes from the

United States, and about one quarter from Russia. It has been said that only about i4,lII),000 bushels is received from the outlying portions of- the British Empire. These conditions form a theme

for enemies without and aiarmlsts within the Empire, who say that Britain could

be easily starved into submission. It

would, however, be easy to produce in

Canada alone all the wheat the Mother Country needs, and it could be carried to

her shoresas cheaply and quickly as now. Manitoba alone, with less than one tenth

of her area in wheat this year, will have

40,000,000 bushels for export., The danger

thereforeof Britain being starved is not

very great. No combination of the wheat producing countries against her is at all

Probable. Still it is desirable that our when. _should be unused :er pi-ent

as well as for protection. _ V

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Because-it is by the air you breathe to parts, because it destroys the that maintains the deceased oecause it

fully stimula to its normal

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zone an absolute every torus, and uev r Catarrhosone is the

passed and under the shelter of our own _

and picking up the harbor lights, then on

Island shoreswe speeded lo , l _vi _ __ *_ _ ‘_1,,_'__¢_ V Point Prim light tothe riglitmdnd °a:te:‘d*‘Dr.

May be consulted professionally at

past the Block-house and up the harbortbi his °m°°° A D A 0 D 4

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We are mauqufactuiring a quantity of extra. quality -Hardal LA

Wood Flooring.___ Parties in need of a first-class lloor can be sure of a good article while the lot lasts. _ _ A. DUGHEMIK & 6°’ Makers of Dove-tailed Sashes

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