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Free-for all trot 30°-0°

S 1-ond Day, ~fpt12lh, 190|. s class trot $150-0° F for all trot and pace 3°0~°° :.30 class, trot and pace 15° 0° ‘ Purses divided 5o per cent _to Brst. 25 per

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llrred b record made after ist July igoi

Specia l 1 t steamers and railways.

Admissignciz rieofiiidbz. 25c; children under 12| .

years old, i c admission io grand stand, 15e. _ For further particulars and face program

write the Secretary. h Sec ,¢f,'fy°°““”““‘°°”°””‘°b°‘dd’°°°°d'°t ° Flour is one of the _items of our

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white bread, l ht bread, wholesome

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Opposite Post 0508. 'i '(1' enced Governesses from England, (5v¢0l ment of akrkultllre. The Island

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1Ifx.F.‘G.Johnston,of Ottawa, and _ » 7 N I A ' ' c ` M L'

Mrs. A. King. of this city, left on Sat- _ urday for Charlottetown, P. E; Island,

Paros Wnsnsrs company is playing in

St. Andrew’s, N. B. `

choir in the studio at 8.30 p. m. _

To-nav Wednesday the entries for the

horse races at the Charlottetown Driving Park close.

Rav. Donald M. Campbell will preach (D. V.) on Sabbath the 8th. lust.. in Sum- merside at 10.3) a.m.,and in Searletown at 4 p. ni.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Burhoe who

were visiting relatives and friends in Alexandra. returned to their home in Westbcro yesterday morning. i

Tm: Kirk at Bangor will be rsopened(D.

V.) on Sabbath the 15th inst. Rev. D. M. Campbell will preach at 10.80 a. m. and Rev. J. W. McKenzie at 4 p. m.

Tan Presbyterian Church at Cavendish, has been completed and will he opened for Divine worship on Sun day, the 8th inet Services at 11 a. in., 3 and 7 p. m.

Caaanorrsrown School of Music. Professor Watts is now booking pupils for hours. School will re-openassocn as alterations are completed. The upper ball is undergoing thorough renovation.

Tas Gnaaniaw has received ` the first number of the Maritime Home- stead of which Mr. 'W. W. Hubbard is the managing editor. This paper will deal with agriculture and its various branches and neither party or politics will have a place in its editorial columns. The Homestead is a paper of twelve pages and ventures with a circulation of 12,000. There will be two editions each month.

Tnii horse races on the Charlottetown Driving Park are drawing near and fi-om` the talk in the country everyone seems to ‘ have resolved to come to Charlottetown to attend them. The management are using every endeavour ` to accommodate the large crowd expected. The cheap fares on the Railway, special triiins and cheap admission to the races will suit everyone and as there are more fast horses in the 0 Maritime Provinces this year than ever before grand trotting and pacing should take place. _The- classes are lilllug fast and it is expected that each _ class will show a good Held of horses. As there is no exhibition this autumn all our farmers should take advantage of the two days' races. `

THE Manitoba Free Press_of August 30th presents reliable reports on the Manitoba and Territorial wheat harvest received from resident correspondents at leading grain centres. Advioes agree in stating that Manitoba’s great wheat ample being rapid-ly and safely garnered, fully 80 percent. .having fallen' before the binder. Threshing has begun in many districts, and will be general next week. Yields will average from twenty to thirty bushels per acre. All harvesters from New 'Brunswick Nova Scotia and P. E. Island, willing to work for fair wages, have found employment, and more men are required at several points.

Yas'ranm.r’s market received 'a fair at- tendance. New oatmeal made its first. appearance and the small quantity that was olfered sold at $3 a hundred. Eggs areadvancing and 12 and 13 cents was paid. Butter is also advancing and 25

berries continue to put in an appearance and 4 to 5 cents a quart was paid yester- day in the market, while Mr. N. Batten- bury was buying for shipment. Possibly the supply of apples was too liberal, the quality in many cases was certainly not » marketable. The better grades exchanged hands at 80 cents to $1.10 per bushel Black ducks (the first of the season) of a fair quality exchanged hands at 80 cents a a pair. Potatoes exchanged hands at 28 cents, hay 35 to 40 cents ahd turnips Nc. The iupply of meat outside of the market decreased greatly. Those in :authority state that the tolls on the south side of the market has fallen off almost entirely and yesterday only one team stood on the square with meat. `

THE Maritime Home stead :in dealing

with _Prince Edward Island says: The Island province has now a department of agriculture, and is right in lln_e with the other provinces of Canada in the con- ductingof agricultural ~ matters, and will no doubt ere long outstep other pai-tr of Canada in agricultural organisation as it ha_s_d__onein__lthe__cheese_ industry a_nd_ in other was. Excepting its nshe”ries.| Brides _sd_»ma_ _1S1wd._a_ exclusively _ agricultural and while its soil is not so

very rich naturally it is one__o_f tl§m,__iestl soils meellsnlislly that a hope to look for. It is naturally drained thus -saving a very lxge amount of labor necessary in other provinces, and the loilif reason of its excellent mechanical condition _ is remarkably ' qislubin r_esH>ndln2_ tothe @§¢ion of fertilizers. Large srops and sound crops are almost invariably the response will- _telligcpt effort by the _ farmers. with meh a neldjor labor we can expect i

ent Hin Brat public duty

;°°§4°f' *h=e°*- agrloultutll soeeties

_ Cnom Rumunsan.-First Methodistl

cents prevailed for the best quality. Blue- '

for a short visit to their old home.-St.

Tas following _taken tromfthe Ottawa

Brodford Lepage. It was Professor Bud

conditions of agriculture, especially the

the cheese factories, which in some re

inspection is possible. Mr. Ruddick pre

industry of Prince Edward Island.”

complete some details connected with the

have her interior thoroughly rebuilt, receive an entirely new equipment, her

with her new furnishings and ilttings she will practically be a new ship. As soon

completed the Halifax will resume her accustomed place on the line, and in the

Tm: Detroit Tribune of 1 the 28th ult .

cial parliament of New Brunswick, being speaker four years and provincial secret tary another four years. [Judge Wedder

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Blackhe Cordlal. Remember it has

oughly reliable remedy for all Summer

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by Rev. (Dr.) Walker, Miss May Donahue,

Roseneath, to Mr. Michael McDonald of A _ f __ . __ - __ __ _

Popular Point. _ _ ' . ._ _ ___ _ ‘ ~ » A " On Wednesday evening, Aug. 28th, by 1 ~ ' » ' § __ _ , '_ Rev. R. s.wnidden. Mr. Andrew W. _ ' _ _ _ -'~f-1. - 1

Humphrey of New Dumfries, to Miss _ _ Annie E. Jardine of Fi-esodwn. ~ _3°°°7"3° Gf°°°1’°- i

DIED

At Tryon, on Aug. 31st, Archibald

Asleep in Jesus blessed sleep

From which none ever wakes to

weep

A calm and undisturbed respose Unbroken by the last of foes.

AtSt. Petei-'s Bay, on the 29th of Jul

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in the Sith yearof her age, Hrs. Cbtbtlna HcKcnxie rclict of the late John llc- _ Kanzie at Cable Head. The deceased was . - . _ . ~ _ visiting im daughter me nsnisi oder (S - ‘ I"¢*P°°"’°» °‘“’°»

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qulstlyaudoalmlypsssed-awaytotcher `w° ‘__ eternalrest. Shewssmwehnespected by' ' ` ‘

the community in which resided for hergood mos-al standing and Christian character. She leaves three-seas and two daughters, 29iu'aisd children and ll great

Teacher

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Island farmers: “Professor J. A. Rnddiek, of the dairy division, Department of Agriculture, Ottawa, established two new poultry fattening stations in.Princc -- Edward Island this month. One is at

Vernon River, under the management f _' of Mr. Robert Furness, and the other at ‘ Q _ _ Rustioo, underthe management of Hr. i _

dick’s first visitto the .Island and he was very favorably impressed with the

spects were found to be superior to

thosecf 0ntario.Thc 'climate is more favor- _ _ able, and owiugtotbe compactness of ` territory a more thorough system of

Ms.. H. L. Chipman, ofthe _

Plant Line, rsvrned last evening from ' _ _. . Bostou.The Hal fax left Boston yesterday ‘ i°‘d‘“°°° ° under her own steam for Wilmington, _ » "_, °°°' ' ‘ml Del. Mr. Chipman regrets that the ship s *nd ahh" ul' could not have come to _ Halifax, but it ~f0l' lihiilll 9108011 lu 0058*!

was a case where a contract had to be ¢¢mb1l1€_d- 'closed by tenders and unfortunately our T _ _

Halifaxtenders were ' not quite low W _ enough. Mr. Chlpman will -go to Wil- _ e _ ‘ < mington next week for a few days to

Jenn rsiegi-spa. o _ s 5 " ‘

rm Pi-ess win bed: mms: no P. E. _ _f

dicts a bright future for the dairying _

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meantime the Ollvette and Yarmouth ns! ‘nd Ingeruony mn, will perform A the service.-Halifax ‘ 0! dmmin na' Inmrnm' md

’ne¢°rder. aug. si. » ¢°=lli»_*<=h- 1

appends tcacolumn report of the pro- A - _ E I . J » ceedlngs of the Natural Fraternal Con- ` 1 at A _ ‘ _ ‘ ` _` _ _

gress the following sketch ofa well-know » U » N _

New Brunswick judge: “One of the most _ 0, 5 ' _ - ' ' i' \

interesting and strlkingeharactersamong ‘ I '. " . _ ' ;__ .

the delegates is Hon. Justice Weddsr- burn of New Brunswick,a judge in Kiug's " * and Alben counties. For fifteen years he

has been on the begs* and during that

time he has never a vote in municip- ._

al, provincial or dominion elections. He gives as a reason for this tha possibility that he might at any time be called upon to decide _s contested' election, and that

he “could liardly act with good grace in _ _ _ sucha case if he had been active in the' .T of '

comDli8D. ' Before going on the bench' the judge served twelve years in the provlh

bum is wen Known tothe Foresters of 1, ' We have avvai-iety " of J elly Powders which _we think 1° _ E_ wand having organized the High vould like.-Here are some of the dsvors- _

C°“"°] ' A Grape ' | Calf’s Foot

no .\'o1‘ExPEsiMEN'r but get Fullers _ ` Cherry. ‘ Strawberry

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stood the test of long experience, a ther# L°m°° R"Pb°"7

Complaints for Children and Adults, 25 vumh L C»h°°°l‘t°{P°ddi°g 'J

cents at all dealers. . _ _ Cultard Pudding _ _

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W’atermelons_40ceach at W. A. Hutche- '_ _ _ ' _ ' - as _ _ l0c. _a Package.

MARRIED. i 4130- 0 -S

._ - f ' ‘ Pure Gold, Cox’s and Knox Belatine. At Little Pond, on Tuesday, Aug.27th, l0c. 120 A - f 'l5o

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the repairs. He says the ~ Halifax will J

passengeraccommodation improved and ar

as the repairs and improvements are

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grand ehlldrento mourn their loss. o.

Campbell, aged 56 years,.leavlng one son l ` 1 A _ ‘ '$2 _ and one daughter to mourn the loss of a - 0 ` 1 ‘ 'V ' kind and loving father.

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