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uts, buttermuts, and locust seed, which ll with the ieaves Scientific it nuts can be kept in cellars dur

x tie winter in dry sandor vegetabic ul’, but my < xperiesce is that the ucker they are put underground after

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line from the trees the better. They shouid be buried about three ioches b ww the surface, and there ‘anand be ich drainegeas should prevent their

oiling It is best to sow three nuts or > in ea +h hele,and then to destroy the two weakest plants should all come up. | think it also desirable, in plant ing ovks or nut trees, to mix with them young evergreens, in order to form a Our warn od cold winds rden the bark of young t

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heitel sun a rees Other the cap findsit dfficult to expand it. Ip natural forests young treesare shelter ed by older ones from the sun and wind. | It is contrary to nature to expose them | to | oth L most profitable forest tree that can planted. The oak is of such s!ow growth chat two or three generations pass away before itcan be remunerative. Chest-} nuts on the contrary, bear nuts | which are a source of pre fit if sold, and | of great delight to the young. people if | they are permitted to gather them. In twenty-five or thirty years, trees are seizable fur timber or jor fuel. In nterior of Pennsylvania extensior tracts are devoted to the growth chesnat timber,which is cut eff at inte: vals of sixteen years a ynd converted into | charcoal for the use of iron works. New trees spring up from the stump: age, and, ii carfully thinned growth. ludeed, many practical fores- | ters advocated cutting off oaks or chee nuts at the roots when they attain a size of a hoe-hand!c, and they assert} thet the sprout which replaces thein | will at the end of ten years be twice as} large as the original tree would have} been. I have experimented on this somewhat, but with varied success. In| some ¢ -ases the young gtrecs have made| astonishing growth, and in others the roots have not produced any sprouts, | and the experiment has resulted in | total failure. | ee |

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Sealskins.

“The season is just opening, dealer in furs to a Buffalo reporter. ‘‘It| prom ses to be a very busy one. Sesl-| kins will take the lead io fur goods | just as they have for years. Do you} know, when sealskin sacques were first | introdueed they were looked upon with great disfavor. The first sealskin sacque ever made was,I believe, placed on exhibition in the store of A. T. Stewart in New York city in 1862. It was made very much like our present silk cir- eulars, The richly dressed ladies who wooked at the new garment made all sorts of comments on its appearance. One said it wastoo heavy, another said it was clumsy, and one lady declared it looked like faded calico. To-day they are all running wild to possess a gar ment made out of that sort of faded calico.”

“Where do the majority of the skins used come from ?”

‘From Alaska. The husters, many | of whom are &mployed by companies, pack the skin in carks, about sixty to each one, putting in plenty of salt to keep them. cisco, thence via New York to London, | where they are cured and dyed. I understand from a magazine article I

said. a ‘

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was reading a short time ago that dur- ing September there were 1,477 casks | of ‘sealskins received 4 New York. | This makes in all about 88,220 ekins,

quite & number for one w eek. The Lon- don people possess a secret method of dyeing that their American brethern | hs wwe not yetand probably never will| learn, that i is, if the English dealers can | help it.’

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SCARLET and white flannels, splendid value, at J. 13. Macdonald’s. foct *

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A Li or of French calf tops, just restive from b ugland, to be sold

cheap at Dorsey, Cc fT & ‘ o's, [oct 13 ANOTHER lot Ladies’ F ur Tippets, just | received at J. B. Macdonald’ 8, octZ5 KELP your feet dry by get al [ getting a pair of Doras » Groff & Co’s. Boots, 3 reo | New Stock American raets, just re- ived at J. B. Macdona id’a, oct2? ' Ovk fall Boots are just the thing~-Dorsey, OFF & Co, [sepl7 j

cheaper than any ever o : town oat W, ffered in Charlotte

two HUNDRED Vegetables Dishes to be so'd L

P. Covwirx’s. [sep16 taw wky 4w

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Chestnuts ere perhaps the | order, go to the London House,

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*| dollar upward, at W.

the | wo ol Worsted Overcoate, well made, well cut, ; | well trimmed.

| less thau custom made. of | | seeure one.

make rapi dj G FF & Co's.

{ | Ch’town,

| They are sent to San Fran-}

ltive cure inone to three days,

ANOTHER bargain, and a sieaia one! We have just made a special purchase of 14,000 yards of time white cottons, fuli 36.:nches , Which we will offer to our customers at a bargain; say nine ceuts per yard, or twelve

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vars fer 3', Sold the same quality ol yeor ovo at welve eents. Every lady si ul ve lhem Weeks & Ca, foct 27, 2i wkly,21 HERRING jv barsels and half barrels, war- rented best in the city, at he Fish Market, Grafton treet 31 oct28 Constrs, New Corsets —160 pair, same goods as sold last season at $1.50, now selling at eivhty-tive cents. Eve ry Jady should see these, they are a bargain, and seiling fast !— W. A. Weeks & Co. [oes i, 2a kly 21

Lames Woo. Underclothing at the Lovdon House. [oct ~1L Ot ee a

Use Lily White Flour, it is the best, at the Fish Market di cet28

sADIES Winter Jackets, che ap, at the London Ilouse. foct 2! bi eod One weNDRED Tea Sets will be sold .cheap at W. P. CoL_wiit’s. [sepl€ taw wky 4w

at the London, House. {cet 21 bi *¥

CoTl HATTING Be TS are very cheap at Doksty, Gorr ¢ Co's. [se m7 7 | lr you want a g wd overcoat, well made to | [oe 21 Gi eod | Firry Dinner Sets from ten dellars upwards P. CoLWILL’s. {sep 16 taw wky. Lapvigs’ Ulster Cloths, cheap, at the London House. cot 21 Gi ecd Chamber Sets P CoLwiLt’s. [sepl6 taw wkyd4w

ONE HUNDRED from ore

Londen House, foct 21 Gi eed , ROWSE has just received a lot of all-

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Will be sold about $5.00 each Please call early and [dy & wky—-oct20 Gloves at the Londen House. [oct 21 b:ecd LAbI#s and Gentlemens fashionable Rubber Boots, Slippers, and Overshoes, at Dorssy lsepl7

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Ch’town, May 7, 1884.

CHARLOTIETOWN SASH AND OOOR FACTORY |

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PRIKCE EDWARD ISLAND RAILWAY.

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Summer Arrangement. ——— 0:0

N AND AFTER MONDAY, 2d JUNE, 1884, trains will UO: run daily as follows (Sundays — —

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TRAINS DEPART.—

FOR THE WEST

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TRAINS ARRIVE.— FROM THE WEST.

STATIONS, xprem| ao Mix’d, NTATIONS. xpress Mix, Mix’d, , A. M.; A.M, , P.M, P.M. P.M.| A.M, , Charlottetown ....... 6.00 | 8.25 | 3.40 | Charlottetown ...... 7.15 . 4.20 | 9.20 Royalty Junction....} 615 | 9.06 | 4.00 | Royalty June tion ..dp| 7.00 {4.00 | 9.00 North Wiltshire. .... { 6.50 | 9.52 | 4.47 North Wiltshire... .. (62 ! 254! 813 Hunter River........ | 7.00 10.08 | 5.00 | Huuter Piver..... 6.15 | 2.38 | 8.00 Bradalbane.......... 1 7.25 {10.46 5.35 ||Brada bene......... | 6.51 | 2.00 7.25 County Line......... 7.31 (10.56 | 5.45 ||Coumty Line......... | §.45 | 1.50 | 7.16 Oren ¢hnne ses 7.41 [21,12 | 5.59 | Freetow n pend oente oo | 5.34 | 1.35 | 7.02 Kensington....... .. | 7.55 |11.35 | 6.18 |\Kensington.......... 5.20 | 1.12 | 6.43 nse (oe bese lle , dp) 4.55 /12.35 | 6.10 Ss : ar} 8.20 13 . 1 ummerside..... A.M, 8 ummerside..... | dp 8.40 1.45 le 4.30 'i1.20 ‘Miscouche........... 8.55 | -2,08 | Miscouche.......... 4.15 (10.57 Wellington.......... : 9.14 | 2,37 | Welli eee 3.57 {10.29 DONT. «dS aceeass | 9.43 | 3.28 \|Port Hall... es... | 3.28 | 9.38 FA ANEe oo) 50 cl vane (10.35 | 4.50 | I nn cuits .| 2.37 | 815 Bloomiield........... 110.53 | 5.15 | Bicom ela vo ie | 2.20 | 7.50 a eee ee 111.18 | 6.10 | l|Alberton ........ d;| 1.53 {| 7.10 Tignish — in. ae Hi. 55 7.00 | Lignish . a roe 4} | 1.15 | 6,00

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j thus lay night return ing to Charlottetown, | arriving about eight o’c'ock,

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Saturday, lave Charlot etown for Crapaud, at nine-’clock, a. m., leaving Crapaud for Charlottetown, about one o clock, p. m,

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LEAVE CH’TOWN, TKURSDAYS, 5, P. M. LEAVE BOSTON, SATURDAYS, 12, NOON

Ch’town, Oct. 1,

Passenger accommodation excellent, Freight carried at lowest rates. Egg cases_bandled with greatest care.

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SUMMER ARRANGEMRN®

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Boston. Also leave Charlottetown tor Sum- werside every Mondsy morning at ope o'clock, Returging, leave Shediac every dsy

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Charlottetown, June 11, 1884

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