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Piekliog Season.

The pickling season has arrived and lik

many other duties the pickling of them is post- poned from time to time and at last the anx- bushonsekesper is face to face .with the fact that the season has come and gone and those loothesome dainties so dear to men’spalate a'e beyond their reach.

The pickling season only lasts a short time

and the time to put them down is when the mterial to make them is at its cheapest. That season is naw, not next week.

Every housekeeper should make their own

pickles, you know then what you have. much of the imported article is decidedly unwholesome

We have s full line of cucumbers, small white

onions, caiiliilowcr, green tomatoes for chow elnw, ripe tomatoes, red peppers, mixed spices lc. Onions wholesale and retail, and any quan- ityio suit small retailers, also a full line of vegetables including sugar-corn, cabbage, cauli- lower, celery, beets, carrotsf butter beans, squash, cucumbers (large for slicing) &c. at Gay's market stalls-Saturday fiom 6 to io even- lla °l11y.

J. J. GAY & SON,

Charlotettown.

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Ilackinnon & Williams;

Bas laters, Solicitors, Nota:-ie i, etc.

D» A. MACKINNON, LL. B., K. C.

2. BAYFIELD WILLIAMS.

Omoo-Cameron Block, Charlottetown Honey to loan on Real Estate.

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Souvlnor li Goods

; We have nowin stork an egiegllgn ; line of souvine d ' ' ‘

_ r goo s in English china ,

; with Island coat of arms 'ustthe "real , thin!" _for tcuiists. Sei s with views A ; of the city and harbor-hand painted. _ _ Soiiviner books and pamplets call and ` ; have a look at our stock. You will ind _ ‘ ; 01! pftoess right

model and the first layer oi skin and in.

BALLOON

Balloons. '

General Porter by Break- ing of Cable.

the war balloon was in vented in Germany

IN WAR

All lliodcrn Armlcs Use

THE GERMAN AIRSHIPS

The Narrow Escape of

y Germany is further aivanced than any

other country in the development of the

Do :matic 3 for 8 % Cigars when war balloon. The most edective type of

y meiabrance balloons cost Sl-,800 each. The

army costs about $1.250.

The klte balloon is not surrounded

weight. A belt of heavy sailcloth passes around the balloon at the bottom, and to this corks are attached, which

connection with the ribbon through a cable system. When the balloon rises the small bag at the lower and lsdlled

of this bag into keep the head ot the balloon always§to the wind.

The war balloon is always attached

to a cable. The outfit consists of eight waggons. One holds the balloon, one the real and 'cable and six are illled _with tubesot gas, to be used _in In- ilating the balloon. Twelve tube Wag- ons are taken into the iield in time ol war. Six ot these, holding twenty cylinders each. will carry enough gas toflll the fballoon; the other six are as areserve.

In the field, the balloon isl inflated

and left out atj the end] of the Icable. When it desired tofwithdraw it, it is reeled in by hand. It takes :sixteen men to reel 63) meters :of cable in twelve to dfteen minutes. The regular balloon corps :is a branch

of the German military :service attached to the railroad brigade. There is a

course of instruction, lboth physical and

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Type of Baloon used in Spanish -American War-

bag of the balloon is an elongateo cylinder with hemispherical ends. This bag is illled with hydrogen gas. It hangs at an angle of forty-dve degrees, due to the ,fact thata smaller wind-bag hangs at the end of it and partly surrounds it. This wind~ba.g is in fact the rudder to the balloon. A German war balloon is made of

cotton cloth. It is composed of two thickness of the cloth coated with-\ rubber. This is the heaviest fabric used in ballooning. and this fact is very much against it. It has been found by` experiment, however, that the silk bal- loon is too strong a conductor of elec- tricity. especially when coated with rubber. Some years ago, when a silk balloon was sent up in Berlin, the man handling itreceived a violent shock, and then the balloon burst into flames and gas exploded, killing one man and in- juring live others. Since that time rubber-coated silk has not been used in military ballooning in Germany. But in the United States there have been silk ballooning used for war purposes, and in the experiments made in Colorado by Capt. Glassford, of the signal service, pongee silk, treated with linseed oil, was used successfully.

Some very expensive experiments were _

made abroad with goldbeater’s skis. This is the membrane obtained from the entrails ofthe bullock. One animal fur- uishesa single membrane from 18 to 30 inches long and 10 to 20 inches wide. * These membranes are salted until needed. Then they are placed in a vessel with salt

water, with a glue obtained from the, sturgeon of the Caspian Sea.

Amodel ot cotton cloth having been

prepared, the surface is oiled, and inflated within a scafolding. The membranes are taken from the water and _stretched on the inflated cotton cloth, their edges over- lapping. In this way the model is cover- ed completely. Two more layers of mem- 5 brance are laid on. an-l then ribbons of the A same material are laid so asgto form a lat- tice Work. This pi'e‘~‘»3i»l;=. the balloon tearing. On this ri?"-.i_.i ;-__; f_'_;»_r-e.'e three ` more layers of skin are laid. Air is then pumped between the surface. of the cotton

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_ inery shed, harness shed etc. The house is sur '

o rounded bv oramental trees and a good orchard ` _ d *-- i and campuses aigf ine\isgm'I<3]i11_i say, will open for the season on lion ay T |59 from which i is a mi e is is a

‘ godopportiinity for anyone desiring to go in filly 1815. A u mm H ; £ is§ nuiifiixifiiinoi iii2nf°igrin_ch°”° Special rates by the week. 100 MPH or more

Arigisuigkegtlmh wdensgiigiirgf giiiiiginircsfidf All inqsiries promptly answered. * Good Wd ges

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tion The buildings cou=ists of a ri e iesidence two barns, a grainary dairy and icehouse,

mental, and ascensions are madeln all weathers, and observations are made to perfect the observers in drawing con- clusions as to the movements of armies, the plans of forts, etc., from what they can observe from the car of the balloon.

Ballooning in war is no means a

Porter, nearly forty years ago. had an experience with a runaway balloon at

being carried into the enemie's country. He was actually travelling over Dixie

was ln the air, but he found a favcr- ‘ ing current which brought him back within the Federal lines and allowed him

It was President Lincoln who gave

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nation haslts balloon corps attacked to the army. In the United States the signal crops has charge of ballooning, and has

Spain was a source of some criticism and

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by netting. This saves a great deal of

suspend the basket and also give

automatically by the‘wind..‘ The object if

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Soothing to the irritated Bovels and gives prompt re liel from pain.

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Diarrllaea, Dysentery, Oranips, Colle, Summer Complaint, Sea Sick ness, Cholera, and all Fluies the Bowels ollnlanls or Adults

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Mrs T G johnston, Shawvilla,

A i Que.-, writes' “We~'have- used

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verry for years and feel that we can lo without a bottle of it in the house

lt always cures both big and little

ill summer complaints and I feel pleased

o think that we can procure such

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THE F. & W. N0. 2 BINDER-5 ft. and 6 ft Cut

balloon car, and form fairly good maps °\11' 8006-S If Wlll Ply 5’°\1 £0 ss! we

Local Agents Everywhere, See ourSa.mples and get our prices b=fore placing your

novelty, and the late Gen. Fitz-John -lil-ll*

order

BRANCH OFFICES

Yorktown, while making observations, [ - ' &,°fl°°l°' L°Kad°° I of the Confederate lines. The balloon O ]o°l::`°;I B got away from the cable and Gen. Por _ -[mm N S

ter was in danger several ltimes ot - ’

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It will pay you to buy from us.-our prices are low and our terms are easy

_ We have io tons of the best Binder Twine, which we are selling very low -WHOLES an

for a considerable part of the time lie y and RETAIL

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to make a landing there.

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have been better had it not been used l Dguble but there are places where its use is ex-

tremly valuable as the experience of other i‘88.S0ll nations has demonstrated.

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Ply °f K°°dri¢k’=* Llnimenr-the Ki112°f`°l time and now you are ready for more We can supply Liniments.

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