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1 c , 1 _ __ _ ~ __ _ _ -- -- the depth and the misery of which is I I ' 'V 1 J'P'Pli¥9s?Pid |lan.DIreetor rnB°EB§£`sveel%is.Ksnll’Il‘ *h_*‘°l“l’-Q17* llnlllown in our country-

D- K- °"““' 'M 'rims in I nun I ti. z ni e

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Elsfwliold. Morning Daily svls da lvsnlng Dail! du-» nf Pun” Edwnrd 1.1.1111 Q1”

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' ll. . _ " 'W'Plssse address all communications to`ThU0hnlbtutownGua}'disn

an not strangers to Iiunsci' and

_ _ ._ 1 S " _“01q_DAy, Q,-;-1-035|; 7,_|9||, l I nsksdnels. There are no such in the

I if; _ _ , . . ‘ _ 1 .. THE LINES DRNWN- " 8. Country schools, where the peo-

The limi hlllsleflh *'*' rm sumcienti to

` `» ` g ‘ , ‘ ` _ ple open their hes ' y ‘ ‘wiiuds of fall laden, with ‘lt U" ’°°°”° "‘°°°i”g °' "M 0"' *l'°“` °‘"" l“'°““°"_ Th” l“i°'°°t ‘li psy good teachers. are is no way in-

_ adisn Manufacturers' Associations in ¢1,¢ 611111 G1-ow,” Annnointlnn ,nn I 1

lrlltatigg dust Play ha‘.mc» Ottawa the' lines wore sornewlmt of the consumer Beneraily. il 5° tl' “mor to cu’ "hook u ‘ mb' PNN

w11~_'h Lender 5k1115_ Be51d¢ of this may be found in s compari-

. . Shurply GFBWD b°iW°°h that body and low foreign manufactures to enter ol tn mduct ol me respective

I'.l1€` dl-‘¢'\lll1f°l't» Perman' the Grain Growers' Association. more 11-gel and thus give them an .ou ° D

- 7 1 schools. The great majority of the

i. qu; in1ury to _the coni- 'run inner, cnrongi. their oniciii or- ,,1,1,°.¢.,.,1¢, fo bu, nom alumni. mt I mm in our emu' mm;

. I _ Plexion may result unless gang The Grain Growe1:' Giiilirg compvtitors. and consequently in a Tx; csuntry schools

1 sen m '

:ll 1 .8 P“"°_HEALlNG LO' B mage sugges ng ° °h°°.p°' m“'k°t' Tim’ '““° “mm tl" 4.rn is tu rico of form uro-

' d manulactllfefh l°ll1 hand! With f-h° privilege of selling where they please an ° P

_ _TION IS USC 1 Grain Growers in an snort to bind V _ I t it tha b ' ducts? This cannot be done any more

e on n A anis” Conn ry' re y' _thqn the merchant who wishes to be-

e _ In by urgmg the (gannmnn government Thane are tn’ diners” 'interests come rich can do so by rsisinZ the

‘Mil ` .

ig _ _ Sk- canada closer to the ldother Country they cn., o1,¢g1,1 better pm,"

_ _ to reduce the tariff on British im- that form, the nn" 1,°¢_w°nn_ It nan price ol his goods. Supply and du'

ports to half that charged on Amer been 111'-edged 0111; degpemd md wid “Bhd l`°¢\l'l°~h° th'll~ Tl” "“°°°"l“l`

. .,' `. ~ , - ’ ” ° ~ ' - It til I tl] O d 'I There 15 nothmg equal lean' imports, _ and expressing the ened by those who wish to retain m°r°h‘“t 5°" t'° ki; d gli 0 s

_ t _ C__RNAT1ON omuwn that this wvuld be a tausi- control oi the markets. 1 'racy win Du hi' 'h°l"°° °f° ll" “ “ “‘°

I ‘ O UU _ . .

. _ _ . ble form of showin t t , - in demand, that he sells in season

in __ CREAM mr repairing H I; pa rio ism up not pass over it to the other side. _ the "noun Koodl He lsunins _ the

I hi ding the Union Jack and of de- 'nm G1-51,, G1-ow”-5 ,md the gon met and regulates his buymg and

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l_ _. _lnlury Yt9Yl 'Iii _h In VHS 'monstratinn that there is no desire nnmerg wonm page over 1; 1f,¢n¢y his “Inns accordingly

‘ L QUlCl\L lf' 0" the part ‘ll Canada for P0lll»l°5l could. Can they? It is n. question of There gre many other points in Mr.

1 I 3.IIirifIau1rila1l(\n, softens ,union with the United States. organlzarlon against diwrgapization, Clark’s excellent letter which we _. dh 1 _ d Stores the The manufacturers replied that the 0| stron tn B “mst weakness The would like to touch upon both in

an ea m TF' . . attitude of the Association had alrea- g g ' _ criticism and approval but space

. - Manufacturers' Association is an ag complexion m “"5 Ongmal dy been set forth in resolutions, after regation 0! wealthy mem Then. l°l`l’ld°-

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f1'CShIlCb‘=. lfltf' 25 ¢lt careful consideration, but that they minion! are at stent They have 1n__ , LETTER FROM A F,AHMER_

" 'mf SOLD ONLY BY' would be Prepared to enter into a fluence. business acumen. Perfect or- “_-

_ conference with representative westeris gnnnmtion and the wenml to-bank nn 311-;_1 gee tha; some of our leading

interests on the su cc althou h heir addresses at the

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f ' _ bl t. g no cltiz in t

`, `. Je Ge adequate consideration of the propos- Zgrifnorlrsg ?(;\;m nxxdgufnnri' opcvilillz of the Exhibition gave the

1,1 was pnnn1b1n nt the clnnin n n a ar 5 ' 7 farmers the benefit of some free ad-

' DRU( GIST _ g ° " means of their millions cool the v1¢¢_ in regard to the bettering of

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ot the convention' _ _ perched tongues of the sudersrs on rural conditions. There is no doubt

The expressions of sincerity and n f tn H d _ mag than intgntinns are good, but

giuinws-worn fmnkness adopted by both parties do Enedntunnm inlet nba limi" uh; 63;; unfortunately they have had not any

"”~ I not by any means cover the“gulf a y q experience in conditions °[ me °n the

_ for-table where they are And the sul 1,1-m therefore their advice must

fixed between the interests represent- fue” remain not ’be taken ' too nnnnnn1y_ They

l l I . ’ ' . _ ‘ _ .1 I '

I N F ed. a gulf which one party to the ` - claim uint thc runner, could keep his

ew a controversy would not pass if they Should the tmglllfustol ignsman son on the farm by tsllihg him lhi»0

consumers asser e r s reng y or _“warship .nnln in nu ,isnt an fn,

la, d 11' n _ ` ' - _

mu _ an w lc the other could not ganizing and by mutual helpfulness, Zn 11-_ goes bug 111 gn; lnrge ma]ority

pass llthey would where would the tariff be? Would it of cases, it would mean the sharing

Th te t I th I t

We are sliowlng the choice- ~ e In res 0 G mann.” ure” stand as n barrier to prevent corn- °i B 'imrtgage as wen as A farm ami

is to prevent, as far as possible, the there is no doubt that such a propos

st ]i5’a-il;:‘;,el'i;5r §;f1`_fa;la;ve(T:'(')PS importation of foreign manufactures Petition in buying. to limit the mar- ition is not attractive to the average

_ ~» _ _ 1,' 11 1 k .1 ‘ fa/r1ner‘s son.

& pendants In plmmnum fm_ w ic wou d eep own the price of kets for our products? Think it over. There is nothing to be gained by ish & also in gold & gold filled. ""~""'~'-"-'fy-"'-'~"'-'-'-`-‘-‘-'"ff’-'-'-`~‘-‘-‘-"'~'-‘~‘-'~`-`-'- Shilllllliflg OVGY hh° 9“fl“°°» W° must

Men-11 bags & various Omer A FARMERS LETTER _fr th 1 U no th d._ get down to the root of the matter,

°m e P B 0"” °r m ° ° 1 and the root of the matter is finan-

new 85 l’Yell}'__¢lll"g5- _ _ tor's table. And his conclusions, with cial, Farming is n hard, strenuous

we l"‘l’1‘°h ""“l‘ p1°“““‘° the "tt" sonic _.iight modifications, orc true. business. much of the work 'buluc

G.H .Taylor

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of W. N. Clark in this issue; with . ' 11 d nd diggg;-enable and until it lc ' rl 1 fr Lb 1' It 1° "ue that the boys lea” the iam-putnon the same fliiancial basis as

p asure because ir. ea s, om e mrmnns standpoint with a question farm _h°°““°° they can ""“k° '“°r° other businesses and professions the

' money in some other calling. Not ambitions and enterprising y0lll\E UWB

lwhich is distinctly a farmer's ques- _ W111 ne attracted from 1t_ .tion only that but they can take up nn I know it is claimed that present

' W KING l` ICOIIG ` ' . “her “mug” compel the farmer to d f ming is as profitable as any

NE 'I L “0rEL 1' Why do the boys have the keep them ill that Calling Bhd mike ogliermbusiness, but it is not a fact

' Wm. MONBGURQUETFE. Mgr.

n ui

Largs llri-:ht anionic Ituoms.

..`UiSiNl~` L7N"'X- ELIED SYDNEY, N. S.

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fl farm? Because they can make more more money besides, than the farmer and, any person who makes that as-

I Pri\'i1i)L_ntIl:\lIia|._ liliinniug _\V:“.cr ai _ th b _ d K hx H .ong in :inco cf »=|i\one»;inu roo s. money in some 0 er UBIDBBS. . . 39111011 in trying to ece ve msc `

_ k . Th t b t t . Th _ ,

I 2. Why are general living conditions ma es t m.;;s`rZl1;i.1m\;nL lnliacinlse or is woefully ignorant of the true - - _.~ - mem an 5' ° g ' conditions. ` in the country inferior to those in the eww Because the _“mer cannot the teachers, preachers and lawyers Evgy ‘noe knows that “there an

' _ _ ui h t th I e, ot e f prec ca y no youu! men 0111

afford better conditions, ` mug ou 8 prov nc n on O city attracted to farming as a means

_ whom really produces an article of

3_ wh t 11 1 1 of llvehood.

y are Colm ry so on S ml" 0: food for his breakfast, make their W1, nh ,,111 uns bg ,O2 'phone gnnni;

‘“` my “°h°°m B°°“““ the ‘“"“°" living off cnc former one most of be iinyo who would like the free.

cannot afford to pay for uetter th ke more mono and mb n_,_{g1`; 111, 01111., country 1-111|; they

__ _ln this sp:-irc cllififlil T3 C0ll~“‘€Cll~ schools., em ma y J Y know that there is more and easier tive weeks will rippuiir :in “:ul" of ,1_»1-he 1.eme,1y '_» 1nc1»¢,1s., the nricn more °°"‘l°l`t than the i‘“°m°"' ` money to be made in the city Bhd one of 1116 1_3 R¢1aj1 510185 mat _ ‘ Some one will take exception to dollars are the strongest argument in

specialize in

Cameroifs House-

Madc Bread

(Fornrir \Va)|n<~u'l| .\ Fusion his ‘

P iompar.<i\|vcl_) now Iuisinesa hi

owing in ihe f`.\v'. Ilia' oonipcfition Ia never been allowed in gc! within clos range,lhc store cni-wys xhe|ui'_L;e palronaig both town and cluiulry-a clean brigh store presided ovcr by a ge|\ial,obliging properielor-lelephono ifuiini-rlion - ask for one or Iwo of l`..inis»ron:| dclicious, ‘ionic-made loaves \\'hci. pl.iciu~>_' an order

groccrier.

of farm products. _ _ rl n nnnnn

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The Kind You Have Always and which has

In use for over 80 years, the signature

.. .F #lid lm! made under his PGP ’ “°' ‘ somil since its

v f Allow' no one to

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All Counterleits, Imitatlons and are but Experiments' that-trifle with and endanger the health ol Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment.

What is CASTO RIA

Oalfarla ls a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pape- gorle, Drops and Soothing' Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age fs its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverislincss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colle. It rellcvos".l.‘eething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulelioy. It asslmilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. _ The 0hlI|_1i:en's‘Panacea-Tho 1IIother’sl Friend..

annum: CASTORIA Anwsvs

Beu's._the _Signatui-e oi’

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The Kind You Have Always Bought

In Use For Over 30 Years I

M cl“"lul §°l,l||'| ff _UHIAV lflllhg Nl” YOIK cffvs

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YOU ARE _LIABLE fo be accidently Killed, Crippled, Blinded, .Disabled or Taken III at any time, and the value of your time (which is money to you) may be destroyed in a moment.

NO REASONABLE MAN goes without protec-

iion against loss from the destruction of his properly,

DID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU that your

time has as distinct a value as your property, or that your life may be the property of your family?

THIS PROTECTION IS A DUTY you owe

yourself and those who may be dependent upon you.

_ lf you are not fully Insured, let us attend to this import-

ant matter for you at once. v

- Delays Are Dangerous ~ Our life. Accident and Health policies are the most liberal

Contracfslssued. We also transact _Mariiie, Fire, Liability and all other Branches of Insurance.

You will find ourrates the Iowes_t consistent with absolute

sccurlty.

Hyndman fi? Co. Ltd

_ th statement. Will he tell us what 119° Y H ~

These ure the conclusions of a far- lim h en if mrmin wer sto Why should not farming oder just Charlottetown, Managers, P. E. I.

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(N0 3)Cruhhe’s Grocery

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\vll»liout fi lieor ~-u healing balm ‘th

from ull oxccs;~iiv¢: fats and oils ci

ll I

*I will _not rausc the growth of super- . 1 fluoun hair. Iurgc ja-r 25c. The Two

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.nor who probably knows more nuout "0 apf' 1 r, g ° pp' as good financial Possibilities to the _ thc matter than many UI the theor- ed for .B ‘Inge yea .' “ty youth as any city business to the I V’ “I '°' ' ' '°°~'~’£5¥ ml |‘lmil°'|‘ _ _ Why is it, if farming is the founda- country youth?

ists who occasionally undertake to tion upon which au other “mugs are Unm tnnt becomes the case non enlighten the public upon it; either .lt ._ .t . th 1 t I n may take it for granted that farming

- bm ' 1 i ‘S ° 5° ° Euppor ° a will he considered ii last resource and

_ --' ' ' other callinga, the one calling with- sudcr accordingly, S

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MORCESTERSHIRE

lg "Mads Wiivli I1'n7.cl liie-:uni is as _ ‘ .

ilu# f‘ruPar:ifi<»n that I/.cops thc skin, ' co ntry born than city horn.

M111 nmnnth "W1 vn1\,nw__n skin fn . with as much capital involved as is It is t . _ _

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we ..».-¢~»

Perfection Ilealer

Therc is nolhinglikc the Perfect-

ion Oil Iicatcr for making cold

dreary rooms Iivaeblo.

This healer is z5i»1cl|cs high and

weighs only ii i-1 Ihs.-can be carri-

cd frsmroom io room It is iiafo,smoke-

less, odorlesn; his ii cool handle and

ai damper top and will burn for nine

hours with one filling.

You need one of these healers-

gcl our prices today.

Fennell & thandler

Victoria Row

vpasppnssnsnpnarqg __

_ 1 ° ' - _ _ _

_ sho". e e to p ace your feet nside a pair of our handsome Fail Shoes Six! 'l‘hey would look well and feel comfortable and comfort in a shoe counts for much, as a msn practically lives in Iii s

GOFF BROS. 128 Richmond Street. Phgne 266

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I SHOES FOR MEN _ ~ '-~» w'aiii~ i

_ usaqpaanuuaaapapunnqpnannynp-gnununnzaaaupapnppnnpqp

sticky or oily like 1

contains no injurious

‘ bottle 251:. The Ilclilnnon - Corner Great George and

out which none of the others could Now regarding the improvement of v that it is the least irolitable of "emi °°“ditl°“5 in °°““i'rY me by

ii c 1 ` .

’ social conditions In country life d S

l-hem all? cial societies, music machines and

Does not this argue something literature. These things certainly do

1' nt tend t make life more en] yable, and . _

wmilg s.im?iiwili:;eInoiS;i.I;: ,iiny ere toobc ooo-iron by siiointelugcnt Canada Life _P°llCl@S “re ll1<= m0Sl Convenient he 0”" 1 t_ _ _ t hav poopie and it in reflection on the in- practical and snfe. 1`hIrty days are allowed for payment, mers. the Heep wu lt is fue- B tsliigcncc of our rural population to and each policy contains generous loan and cash values

found farming as proiitazbie as. in 2:8221;tnisigerbeilhéivzltjreuuiinglétlyn and is|praciicaIlynon-forfeitable at theendof three years_ 501119 CMH; m°;”° l"_¢;?"“l’;»h"l;°;” B315' 1, 1,,¢an,,, of 151,11 01 nnnn,c1nt1nn ,fnnt If you desire good insurance the Canada Life is tin other lezi ima ° ca us- “_ B 0 .hone nm.. .,|1n,m.,n¢, O1 111, 5,, company for YOU. Cali in and see about it today. secret of their success? Is it not that to be found to do the same extent in W K R 0 Manager P. E I. Bunch

they know ` how, that they have colnvgry life as inl city -llfej. 't i e s B4 Gi. George Sireei

mers as a c ass are us as n- '

l°“"‘°d f1h°thl"_"“;°'“'__:h-“" "M" gal: falliseut as city people. so pruvfui ll. S. R0r.l:RS. Chiflouciown } Snecnl condlwiiu 0 1' arm B 0D°l'H 0 , by the fact that more men who have l(.* B. ROGERS, Kensington Agenls

on a business basis? If a merchant made their mark In thc world are `

ndl _ . no to be suppos-

nni - _o 1 involved in the business of any- or nd thnt 1,1105, who remain on the - A .* *"' '~~

lu enrl<»rsi~rl by nil users, entirely free ‘~ e/QL dinary farmer, ran his business In the_ farm are so much lower in intelli- them “nd it dimcult to make . .°“‘l° 1

f mp°h°d “Y I cinini that once lot the financial Tha* “mg th” “as” the “t““°"d °l

I. "ly I 'Y l ‘ ‘ '

n _ I W that most farmers do Kenna meet even under present conditions

theirs he Wolllil bc bBl1l¥l`Ul»‘f- Wil-hlh nnndmonn on the I ,n living in the city which is ver much ' n br att ' V the year, The reason farming does not the same level as :nigga 61,, 3,? c1ty? hill!! ihhh In tht COUDUY. must he

-,-___-H,-__,,_,_,;;`,,__ “ 4-’ pay in this province is that it is not no one need trouble about improv b"°“5_ t d°“'“t wb “’°_R";“" extent

Gel A I

._----_- 1 , 1 1 allow ng more o e pa or _ farm

conducted on business principles. The :§ul;°;&e_ c:I(:'d(i)lQl"t':_'ll-t'l;'l;1"°nf|:£{lx;: products’ thereby 1-nmng the ntan(1_

reason that lt does pay is that it ls- Tnny nngnt even 1nnn1gn in snort. ard of living in the country and put- » conducted on business principles: All to the extent of chasing a bali a- “"3 h_°l5_lf °“ the same level; ~ Um; merchants, all doctors, all lawyers, l`°“1“l tl” li°ld With B Stick on phar-

and all of all pr essons o not And than we have the qu"tion'ot succeed; those who know thier busi-_ ndncaubn and 1 “mn “_ 1, nrnnuy nes, and ,Unk ¢_0 1; nn_ 1( gngrs lg needed. But how are we to do it? Is any place in the world where farrning goggttegillalss “andqggglofg ggl;“;‘:_‘g17 lh0hld PHY li Bh0“ld WY ln' P"lh°° The educational advants. es of thc Edward Island. country compared with tliose of the 2. Living conditions in this coun- “IV “W B '°hhlh°~ Whht W0ll'l»0'fl0

city msn would care to have his

"Y h"° 5°“°"°u7 B' g°°d as “"7 5"' children educated in the country? ln the Citi". lh mhhy cases much Why should city born children have better. Usually when comparisons are Nt*-°l` °llll°3tl0hBi AGVIIMBSGI hhh-ll

country-horn children' can justify

made between rural and city life, thil "cn B common' of annul standard by which the latter is T11, w11°1, nnnunn of battering

measured is the weslthier class. In rural conditions, resolves itself in-to

n question of dollars and cents. Just

so soon ss the farmer can afford it

"McKInnon’s Witch Halal _Cream ~- - f-ue uuu- 1- =°--uw u- hifi §.1'..f...2.° I.‘.I‘ .‘l?.‘.T.'.‘I..2lL ‘E322 dispensable. This cream is excellent mnk, 111, more nnlnynnln nnn nn vm I" t°°l’i“¢ th* “I” "“"°'n' *ml °“." have no trouble in keeping his sons l°¢ fllevped hands. It is not greasy, ,,511 dnnshter, on tn, funn

creams and Ho' 51-, ,,,_ go mn,

hs'wiIl have his children better edu-

more First

poo

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or 1 d sent afternoons during haymaking S |‘ivf.5;idlilry)"i’i;ird anngilnzngnnd the nation

W. N. CLARK. _ jorth Wiltshire.

this is done the rural p pulatl ill . continue to flow towli/rds tliilel dity sr' N' B' just as riaturallv as water flows down hill. And much of our furtile land W111 be left dcsolnte and waste because of no one to cultivate it. But change this, Put the standard of living on the same level in city amd country and there will be no abnormal, flow from one to thc other, both will progress

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Graduate of the New-,Esum nd

Institue of Anatomy. slsfxsng in attendants. . ’ ~

Funeral esrnnd' hesrse eh are

,equal to those in a large ciIII:4,j_Gn||¢ attended to promptly ‘day nj ning Sailsfiicilon guaranteed_OfIl¢g__~_1,.,_ lor and show rooms Upperlfeln St. Souris. ~. .. .-

‘_ . Residence; Dlngweilllotelg o~5iioEfif f ‘ “

`srcAMsuir_ _ siiicinogf.

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ALI. 'l'lI[. WAY BY IVNEER

Eastern S. S. Corporniliin

iurs|uu\1'i0llA_|.|.mc , AUTUMN EXCURSIONS '

OHARLOTTETOWN 'l‘0_ BOBTON

B t li- I ....-......... ...,. i=f.’?.i’.‘l.5"....i°..‘l5.‘}.....,....._ _....,._.'lf_§‘. _vommenolng Bentemhsrldth and son. tinuinir until oto er ilth. lncI'us vs. curslon tickets will be sold st sboven n

gnod for Binnsislfnoin dsx :.1 ’:`ss%s. d

save s . 0 . . on A . Ei."i:‘..':.°::.‘.i'.:.:.“.;‘i."'l“"' '°' *'*."°il- lieturninwesve I`en¢r-nl Whirl. iutnn

Mondays. edneldars snn rlds s ne z.:.i°.'..-".;‘.l’::"'..'i"...:.§.‘:-°° '-'°-~‘° fu- _.iaei...:iic::s:':§..::.*ii;_';1;:i~ .2°:::.i'a':':'.:l&.'ih*':.'%.?.“::‘f"r». ii' °‘.°*°.°.:...'.i~i1;i“z° :.i:l.::'°ir"'°'-

D ~ Iggclred through to <i’estinstlon.' _gnu

L. B Th T. I. G D -wir. o°.'i°.'Ii:'i°If'Ag_¢nr. » ‘1

Bt John. N. B. `

» PLANT ENE

Direct Route to Boston via Hawkesbury snd.HslIIsx AUTUMN EXCURSIONS Charlottetown to Boston .ind return FARE $1 3. oo. Good for thirty days from date of sailing. <

Bailiniis every Tuesday at muon. Re-

turning eave Boston Saturdays.

For further infomation apply

T. NICOI.I.

Agent Ch"l`owii.

SOURlS, P.Il.-Islandand

MAGIIALIIN ISLAND ' STEAM-SIIIP SERVICE

l‘heA I. Steam ship "LADY UYBIL. will leave tha Baliwsy vv|isrf.ZPIotou. every Monday and Thursday growing on srrivalol the Express from sl g, lol the Magdalen islands, onlllng at urls. P. E. I. golnzand return nz.

' F tl I I t W . Rob son°&DBAi:n cAlg';Ii!t:pgtyB:llfax'? Uhss BIN fves.Agent st Picton. Mnwhew -& Me Lean, goats at 8ou(is_or ni. llcliur Manager snd Owner.

Pietou. April nnd. isii- -

Charlottetown Steam Nsvigslion Co

Oommenclng Monday the 21th Hay

Steamer "NorlhumI|erIs 4" lenves0harIotietown for Pietou. N.. 8. am oclook a. m., leaving Picton un return about |10 p. m. _ Qonnecuone made st Picton for si nointsin Nova Beotls.

Steamer "Empress le Summerside for Point dn Ohana. N. , about ic o’oIock s. m.. Iesv ng Po ni du Ohens on return about My p. an con nesting with express trains nr srlgt tetown and Tlgnieh. Connect Yns ms I st gokitiiluilghnaiéz lnr all po nts nflsnads an i. e n e s ee. ~

G W. WAKHOBD.

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