n

Pa* lshnil S

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__ tittstat

~ The f"in‘6§"Where wg Campdd A ’ W al#

lisp; ‘_ lr

aa..

Beauliful B0 SHAW

li liail plici lu i-.siiiiil -a liiliilay. .»

the People dwelling

dfllhaitottetown are a= bel

This

the

road,

L

_it_'_is_a land of summer delights - `w

a land-~whose charms lie uiiexplor» ed by reason of the fact probably f that the govt when imma nes c1<ise'to our view are 'often over looked by tiieaye which sacks for i beauty, far away

This is to be su account df the

experiil-Ice of half adozcii who de Je

h

cided during thc present summer-ta,

S0110 loilshaw llhdtlédt its dtpblifil o ity as a Suftitfiet camping ground a

In the party were those with a strong faith in Prince Edward

Il ii

_Island ability to supply all that w was needed to make an ideal out si

` ` I! INSU.. _

'In the pallid down-liré's glimmer. In the

-.~-.'f'~*1il1ls!=t»i»L8l-°i'i°£`il'°°” -__ _ 13. :i_, __ _ _ e. iz Them'a_`re_fcet upon 'hiiisidepfeet that member Peiyang`Secret Service in Tokio

' i m

dance and pasannseeu, h

ram' aye' v_ - iaugiiaag, eating, from-ine

' grey cai)rn"id'the°lea§* re Andimy iieiii't‘ is all a_-tremble for the M ' llriligs they my to 'nie. cl . ) - “ - ' ` In ii song of lui.: und laughter, they are m V opting um aainweet ' U'

To the lost isle_ot' Hy Brasil, where. the °

f

fairy `\_viit`e‘r_i`i_ beat; i i- V Fr-

Where age anontworn garment drops

and joy springs aa the flowers. P

Aiidtwiiies a chain of wonder woven of f

the jewel hours. _ _ 5' h

All‘ the irainbow dreamsl know once, ere W

theyfdied in sombre truth, _ If

Are yet living in the valleys of the blessed ev

ioleof youth, , , th

Andthe ships of all my strong ones which ,

coupe back lo nic no more 0

_ _ _ ,__ _ . - ‘ ' i

Are within the shelter of that ch

__ gleaniiiig sim-bathed shore. f

‘-i@__{8_‘l"R,U P

disu-

gsm 'tit'-3 its

Gi||¢% life; Vinob

6. i ‘_m:"""‘ Iron raw 1 ' 5.““’i?.7*.? ai'a_a|isi'l||a<' Rom", ‘

=°=m`$°°i\f minima

Mm _°')‘c'd»°' Anna is.

Draiila U _» '

Klub

|,~ < _ .

list-.signs sftiineiiei MW! /1’ ~` fl" if i ‘ ` 5' fi ' " ;_~ T _V i ""i"'"”m’§ft. P THoRNB.l i

f

_ fo owed that one morn-

'Itis easily reached,by ing the party fore gathered onthe

steamer, nr by small w

t

uty of the scenery a the fheiid of the West b delightful land lies o

ii 'fifteen miles from

harf whence the S S Cit of.

%

P ll P

si

riiicipal chiefs. who have the power of

boo I H

anded, over to the general exchequer h _

the whole 'force . ` ` `

“ _ _ ` | We have noticed of late there has been

,' Q an increase bf yawning among the ladies.

At first thought this seemed to bo lapse

` "from good Yami, but now we notice ln a

iiliied conteuipornry that ynwnitig___`is§ is

for a of health. It may reveal in a few cases someirregiilsritiei of teeth that miytuot butbe one‘s pride. But the 'true soul does

oor holiday-and there were others

so who wished to test their claim hat cldse beside our daily lifé lay ll the natural attractions that could

r the out do-or lover. Thus it ll

- - y

ondon, should take her departure hen the clock struck six, for est 'River Wharf. This is the urthest point to where the steamer cvhds After that we were to roouathy a fiat bottom sail boat charge df our Indian giiide Isaac eters of Whdm moreilérdhf r Such ii variety of apparel was xlhbifed by the compa`iiy--who admttirod theniselvesfor mowing ut-that they might very “i‘ea,ion. bly have been taken for a delega on of lsoboes eiiiigrating to a new eld of rest, Penned in-a largebox iiere some geese, labelled for the anie destination as ourselves

IEDIEARDS UF ilhillllilliilk. ' _

Asfa result of investigation niadegat e 'mminent risk of his lif adariii

as after an absence of nearly seven, onthe, brought back to headquarters a port that there are now in Northern auchuria, or Heilungkiang Province, use upon 18,000 exceedingly well-armed d well-provided “Hunghutze" (Red- krds), as mounted bandits of Mauciiuria e called. These are divided into a great ny bands, ranging in numbers from x5o `1.ooo, and giving allegiance to' three

e and death over their men Of the ty taken hy a band, twofifths niiist be'

ich provides arms and ammunition. attacked by an outside enemy, or when- er called upon, the men under the reepriiséipal chiefs are bound .by oath gather togethcrtunder one banner, the dest and most eiperlenced of the three iefs becoming by right of seniority chief

SUMETIIIIIG ill ll YAWN.

quite l`ssliioniible,_aiiil that it has back it scientific fashion, which says that ‘it

There could be nobetter basis'

than that it la the practice

observe these discrepancies,

the sunny slopes ofthe "new

not

e desired to fill the _cup of happiness

ni-s ii q _ _ . | V F

These sagscious biiidslpoired their heads through the bars of their prison, surveyed us critically and then hissed.

Nowonder! iThe morning was somewhat foggy, but even so it~did not obse- _cure_.the.aatural l.\eaiities__'of the West “River over which the steamer was soonliiiaking her way. wfirriv ling. at the bridge Isasc’s flat bottom b0a`f`which had b`e`c`n`br6ii'g`ht`\xp with us was shoved over the side

hd loaded|with our camp duifle ’ It was at first intended that all

the paraphernalia should be thus fransported to our camping site a

.few miles further up, and that we in conveyance As however, the diff-

t articles were placed in the all craft it becamse evident that

so should travel there in thc same

s her freight capacity was going to 'bd ticquai to the task Either hit, oi“iier passenger accommoda ti n o id have to be curtailed

I

w ..

i The inan froiii Montreal after seeing the _boat gradually settling lower in 'the water, ziiinouiiced: “I’ll drive to the place in one of those teams that we see on. the bridge.” Without more ado he aiided and made some arrangeiiient whereby a niaii with a farm wagon, who was going near to the place we had selected, agreed to carry the extra baggage.

In this way some of the heavier

articles were got rid of, and two of the party volunteered to walk their faith being weak as regarded small boats

We who had decided to stay by

the boat, got under way, and as the river-which here curves frequent ly and gracefully-unfolded its beauties to our eyes, wc congratu lated ourselves that we had not done as the others had

And it is here that the writer

would impress upon The Guardian s readers that the West River affords

i i _

_ All Renal' io G0 `li'{ahlng

‘ Photoby A U 1 I p V. p Y M 'W".”8.lA.ii oiij

afdeid for lovers of scenery to ex- plore,-.1 series of views whose charm can only be guessed at by the iniiderbeanties of the landscape ‘pre- i sented to those who takeadventage of the -frequeiit excursions by the steamer to West River Bridge.

After leaving the Bridge for a

a gently rising landscape. Then the ‘lhlils of Boiishaw" ooine into view and bolder scenery meets the eye On either bank steep hills slope evenly down to the shore These hills are clothed thickly with a glorious robe of forest growth Birch beech, poplar, maple, wild cherry pine, and other native trees stand close ranked on the virgin soil and present a prospect that compels admiration and awe

Thickly scattered among the

spruccs, towering slenderly to the sity look for all the world like ina)

hills' d

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Nas-aieonaiie as fm is e ' -i _ “.!‘§.i‘.,Y".éi..g..i‘i.'.’,“;':.fL'?i§" 'Z'.'..§.: -“_

Produce Gonunluloo Merchants

and admires the<¥swn as the "‘*”'” ' \'”' K mr J, I ' t I ‘h h 1;”-Ti' ""` Y V ' J- V'

assertion ofa lofty soul. And .when lhard'ri.iiiimont ussdb Ph | I sep nar s in msn n e oula ' ~_

the trolley You see Aiirelia. across the '- y ' n C mt. ' w

opening wide the portals of her fair _ _ _ _ _ ,- __

remember she ia only adding nnoth- V ” c LJ ; : dh

grace to the beauty that nature has so _ _ “ U “ B R oss U

_Tracadle Stat On.

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*°‘i;"*‘*- V ` ' " ""‘""' ms im srsiiiiniiiio stinhvuandizoég mit

n CD\l0

lmmrau rates are "N

fiiaizivi Fon sALE*

I d, ill ll F Uhla b

arrlelhiso frlltaorazzf land Yi oakiivilldt .lll§'1lIlDN'UO

\\'lllsoIl in whpla or separate to suit

hasors. ltoasonab o tenus and reaooiiahla

in-Weil; Mama fa »s".aay.f

@ldoQl|ol°il0kll lllldnlmth

' m°°` J J ulfgli ll iiiénoaznuia as ii-sistintr uf. l. 1. 'hii"aiwn. ,,,,,,,_ _ ,|,,,“,*~,,,,

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' / C5 Q Lal I-\-i"'l" & Q

Yes, _every omjvhs suilhlliil' fine cat is delighted with

it* It’s all pure 'Virginia kaf.that's'ivhy. n

' l'l_iCK-EY dt NICHOLSON.

i mu in r rfu»'i.iu.` _ g ...as - ..°»-ww-» ‘Ph-:ii . =-=f~°=»-~

s lllof " . f ` _

lriile or so the river flows through a

bdghter foliage of the deciduous itrees, the rich dark green of the

i when aspark falling from one of their

K

»-#behind you," lie remarked. “Why on

Siwmillug

‘island liigufas"-iliiiail -fury

'illiraing »- 5

estic church spires, and turn oiie’s thoughts involuntarily into a mood of fhomage,-to .acknowledge the superiority of 3od'screutions over the-`worl¢ of m`en’s hands, ' And the rare beauty of all this was that 'it was so solitary. We floated gently on our way, moved by the easy strokes of Isaac’s oars, the tide taking us rapidly along, Very few noises disturbed the scene-the beauty of which was intensified by the sun breaking through the gloom and glorifying every object on which it shone.- The ripple of a spring which gush- ed out of a hillside and tumbled down to the flowing river, would strike the ear every now and then.

We startled a wild duck, the

mother of a family of little ones, who with their 'mother scuttied a- head of us for a short distance and then suddenly disappeared-while the old one conbined oii quackiiig destressfully as she swam, to lure

33,llll0-YIAii-0lll- “NK NOTES

The oldest bank notes in the world ar

issued in China in 2897 ILC. One write _ tells that the ancient Chinese bank note were in many respects sinillar to those o the present day, bearing the name of th bank, the date issued. the number of the note, the siguiture of the official who issued it, and its value _in both figuers and words. On the top of these curious notes was the following philosophic in- junction; "Produce all you can; spend with economy." The note was priiiteil in blue ink on paper made from the fibre of the niiilberry tree. One of these notes, hearing the iltitc of 1390 ILC., still prcscrv ed in the Asiatic Museum at St. Peters- burg.

ll0W Til IE POPULAR.

Here are just a few rules: First-Remember that ii good voice is

essential to self-possession, as good ideas are essential to fluent language. The voice should be carefully trained and de veioped. A full, clear flexible voice is ‘one ofthe surest iiiilicatioiis of good breed’ ing.

Second~Remei:aber that one may be

witty without being popular, voliihle without being agreeable, is great talker and yet ii great bore.

‘ WIIY llE ll|Dll'T.

i Recently two gentlemen were driving along ii country roadiii a waggoiicite,

cigars set fire to thc straw in the bottom of their vehicle. Boon the flames drove them from their seats, and while they wen busily engaged in extinguishing the nre a countrymen, overtaking' them on horse back, stopped to assist them. "I've been watchin the smoke for some time from

eaiih didn't youvshout out to us?" they aslied, in natural indignation. "Why," ,replied the sturdy farmer, "there as so 'many new-tangled machines on the road nowadays I thought perhaps you were 'going by steam."

l|nard`a Linlmsnt- Take no other

W .S.iIllyulinn1inn

.» _ win im. cneliausawm 'mai noun

tiotloa as folfownz- For Vcrsiihjiiver lrlilgc ovary laoond Msmiafyny iippniiitmsnt.

For l:lall|day's, 0h|aaPo|nt., and Brush

#nerves on Taeailay at 8.00 iiiri. For Crapand on Wednesday and Thurs

day a\`3,ill U. m.

For Beat River ports on Frldayat all a

m.‘ana lim p.m. ‘For West River poi-ea on Batuntiiy at a in and 3.11) m '

e

V the “flying niouey" or convenient first . . . . . ‘_

s

f e

‘us away from her little 'ones who doubtless were hidden firm our sight as we passed tlieni by. ` The devices of this anxious parent interested us and we watched her closely as she drew us on until we had gone perhaps half a mile when with a feiv loud quacks of relief `she rose in the air and iiizikiiig a curcle flew rapiqly back to her

, waiting brood.

. It was veritably an ideal sort of pleasure, that 'row' up tiic pretty river.

~In the course of ii short tiiiic we approached the place on which it had been decided to pitch our tents. At the saine time we noticed, com~ ing down to the shore. approaching the spot from tne high hood above the wagon with the heavy baggage and those of our party who had walked. .

It was a delighted locaiioii very

soon the tents were pitched and preparations made for a meal. Looking at our watches we found it . was not yet nine iii the nioriiing so that we had the whole day practi- cally before us.

This pleasing discovery further

whelted the appetite which had been acquired during the morning. A hearty breakfast was relished.

Then wc iiiadc preparations togo

ali.-sliiiig. ' (To be Confined)

W. E. lllllNiH& CU.

The Low Price Store We Give 35c per. lb. in X change for Wool

ANllUlll 6llMPET|ll0ll

Hundreds and Hundreds of Dollars

Glvcii Away Absolu‘e‘y Frzc by

W. C. TURNER & CO

On thc following conditions:

I Wins 60| ' h \V ` T . l.L‘o hrrhuhmgpidnaifiiirzdif. L "rn

- I aolil 'sroltiio al habot is iiumheml from 'ao Q* ' thi) ~ I I i-mm or tiieaip°f..t»e"t"ri~ai'f. X°iii°z.""v” Y ' '°

4 The urls; will blToii por cont of the

amo nt of all a bills that ma he gathered togepier by any porsoii or docietv repre- sent Ill goods houislil from nu bmwoon Jiiii lst. and oecinber lut.l|iany one year.

5 The Wilmer lhali iw the uohinii or

Sooist nondigi in thc ioiwoa that ooninlii. t.he is _ rn, tnliil of which Mtwouaw the liluhm sum.

6 Cnnipotltlaii t1o'elosoDoo3lst in nach yr-nr

nt l" o'olock noon

1 `itama of ‘foods boiiglit iniirt bo on nur

‘lmlhi-iidn. the nplioata of whirn we keep on

thlifbiat.-;l’?i::ltiiJn‘t.:_i\i‘lii wuqo :li:la|%i."im"y .$“¥"""‘°’°l‘." 5.02"# »"°'i’i ii"...il’i. it-is lt Whor k in Ilia aaimi way. “Md _thi W ole r. mid the same us with t grail: ii hais api-iss MII bo awarded. | C lflho inimi- mhnr with |28 roiuioii (ivan will be piih

vo tint maflnmir that Ilia ooni-

potltion la ooniluctnd bonus!/ly.

Special attention is dlrectcd to

this ad. It wiilna mbat interest- ing to all and especially sn io loci lies of all kinds such as T. iii-

Q

peniuee Lodges, Divisions, Clubs and Schools all ovir the IsTi.nr' .

wt. mini i cn.

Hotel Dufferin

. . n. .

‘yor freight and excursion rates duo

'sitter information apply ui,

fi-T.URM(l1

Maihailr.

ildtt Charlottetown. P.E.i

sr. ioimit. ii. V Foster lontl. 6! Co.

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