.. ..'...«..¢.i mg.:.M1II.uv-:wInw‘1a:oN~ ::.*».‘.«'¢‘w.'KH v n .

The lsraiag Gssrﬁsa Issued every Ion-eta; BY THE‘ GUARDIJN |I'UBLISHING 00

(run their ﬁe ln thecalslot BIA.-‘I03 Blanca or-ncss—central street. snmmerslde W. A. hsmnur. lussger. Albsrton noohamrs.lal.nssreet:G.I.(n.aaxs Iansssr. sourts lhst.|lstn 8l.reet—R. Susan. Ilanager

The on] I I Pa r In the Province. Delivered. o§'l'n3 to has tables stthe City and all over the Province by noon.

C0 0' ‘...’. e........ . . ... 0 o - 2 0011" n pu llshed on Thursday.

’.‘-”"il.‘§.§::' ‘id

. Tafmwmseeaaees.—eeeaease.u-... a Pig]

in advance........ 1-35 ... 30"!!!

Ad‘v.d:-tlshcrates rnlshddubn ':i.p.pl|cat0n

B. D. “[003 J. P. HOOD '. Editor and Business ﬁancee!‘-

g__g not new

AUGUST 30. 1892.

Our Oyster Fishery.

The Moore Kemp, the oyster experts sent out from London by Sir Charles Tapper to report on the Canadian oyster beds arrived in the city yesterday after- noon from the Western part of the Is- land, having completed a thorough ex- amination of Richmond Bay,the Narrows, Bideford River, front Riva‘, slﬂ other

This week they will inspect North, East and West Rivers and Orwell Bay. .

In convermtion with the Hours Kemp we was informed that they had come to the eoneldon that three things are necessary for the psssssvsﬁen of our oyster liahuy. lm, a bettm-observance of tb slsm ssssm. ﬁnd. prevention of hnﬁng the cyan breed an! ad. the stoppage of mussel mud digging. They further state tlmt immediate action '3

_nse:ryandwilladvimthatrulssbe

adopted at once for the coming season's ﬁahcy. which Septxhu 15th.

As regards the first two suggestions there can be no diﬂerencsof opinion. The second suggestion is especially imporhnt. Take an instance: lastyearabout Q1011) hbls of oysters and oyster brood were fished in Richmond Bay. When the brood oysters werepicked outthere remained but 40,lX)0 bhls for shipment. That is 20,(lX)bbls of young oysters were ﬁshed up and de¢royed,which,if returned to the asawouldthhyearhve giventheﬁsher msn60,0wbblsof goodcysters. lfthis coutinuesit isplain tobe secnthat the oyster ﬁshery will soon be depleted. If the ﬁshermen sstun the lrood oysters, howevm-, thoumds of dollars will be saved to them and the country in one season, andthelisheryif notin other ways injured will be preserved. The Messrs Kemp my that no oyster ﬁnder three inches should be taken from the sea.

The third suggestion, no doubt, many of our farmers will look uponwith dis- favor. Neverthelem, facts must be sqmrely met. The Messrs. Kemp have spent many years in the oyster businem. and have a thorough knowledge of it, as cirried on throughout maritime Europe. They state positively that wherever mumel mud is taken from the sea the oystercannevergrowand that usingthe mud as manure on the farm is simply

planting gold and reaping tin. The de- struction of the famous ny-vs-r beds of Bedcque bay they say, is due to nothing else but the mud digger. E’ght or nine of these diggers wi'l ruin an aereoi oyster groundinone season, and some of the oyster beds are equal in value to that of twelve ordinary farms. .

Where the mud\d_igger has not been

—«-"““‘u=ed in Richmond Bay the Messrs. Kemp

found abundance of splendid oysters. They say they have seen no natural beds anywhere in the world to equal those of the places they Our oyster ﬁsheryisofuntoldvalueand the ﬁshare suretoincreaaein value, and in view of these flcts, the indtltry is well worthy the protection of the government and the oo—opsrstion of all interested. Sir Chas. Tuppc is to be commended for sending the Messrs. Kemp to Canada. The Messrs. Kemp speak in the highest tern! of the kindnu and hospitality ‘shown them by the people of Prince (lnnntw,

"“ '—-—-rem gziedfrqm ttlﬁlittulz girl’: men. “I do sums mm. 1.1. o. t. ‘ ‘amen; eelre ttie s ' ' Olrtown. .1 so ‘ , « . ,

grammar, as I prefer her to i: m I JEAXES MONTEFAL H‘:§"l‘)'n2'.‘l'»§1l‘1.l}¢_=A

-am] more yousful stndies,and can 1.... her to . . , u u ' u .13, M,

~nds us the lpﬂkiﬂd ‘Wile P.!'0P°l' myself. I went P t ‘ . _ u 25th " - place is “"985 l5"°8|'|Wll81'9» Ill” 0In'|i II-yes u . C u A ~ative is theydid menogood. — I prefer Mattie to u_ 4. u u sthse , lrious inslsoinaormsnmd drawingand vokal "I33 ‘ 2 -‘»‘ ‘A :‘ p’ 3 “ ‘:95 “C in‘ mail‘, on an ph‘n°' ” WILL g§le:.ohscinH0'ils"0h?n.L,?d l Chsrlottetoivn, 'ru..a.'§, gilt occiic I i, . . : ’ , ‘so ‘ . V .0 [5 I “ Advanced pl‘-'rohibitionista\_ . a. MORRIS’ Nf‘i"?tI’,‘l? 1'£"_“'°'o ‘3‘“‘‘‘‘’ '‘.'~’. \;; 1; Egg: a..'.:.. . ..........: .. ..2’fJ.;‘:'..;“:°.';.§°;'..f’.....‘‘"“1= "' mm?’ c ‘::. i 1: 1:: m :: ' _' the executive committee of the advanced v"“"" '°l°°|30- d Nov. uw ' . “ ' g ‘l 13th’ A "I til: of I ” - Thisgteame’ r ‘s ﬁlled up with ‘f . organising I , vmg pro. * - y 1 , I A every com- ‘:hibitiou as the gmund work of its A 3:5.‘

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‘ 0 enev req' to i’ ,i - . ,4, _. . ,'an al

‘‘ pledge themselves not to give their votes _ _ ~ ’ or inﬂuence to any candidate for psrlia- 4 " - II.“ - , c‘l‘Rv‘_:u‘ BROS‘! mentsry honors whose -party is not dig. . C ‘C - -59"“ d tinctlypledged totheoomplete suppremion I W V I of the liquor traﬂic, and further. to sup- ‘ A _ A g ’ P°;,...:'~ M ~-*5-8 CIGARETTES do "‘ °"'*" _ gold. _} M j r i hf? Beautiful Farm {at ll Are a ' '1' ° ‘ ». . V ‘ ' - — ‘ ; " - Canals on tl_:_e_PlanetMars. y g - g°,n_ 91'1l73- .. ._ V—Yo]'][_, Wlsutsoros, Aug. 27.-—Word’hasheen EV0!'y body they . -3 ' _

an new av-.0-vrmmhu u-um A..... B... 'l3*"‘..§’.’i..‘:li“F*..::“.'.‘?..°‘a.r.*..‘:: -en W“ “ W’ ‘"3 °l'°1''e°°'! lie" 0001! e . . " ofYorl:,.6}4‘_miles, from Chsrlogttetown,

43 3 the marks supposed to becsnalson Mars Eve]-ybody Them. ' sinclose-p'on'mitv to churches, schools,

17...; sndalsothstallthemsin onestheyhave

L Noun.» w,..s."—..___ .‘.-_:* JAIIIS WBI‘IC'0hII RILIY.

Ruthie’ to say, my daughter! Nothin' at all to my— I

Gyrls am’. in love, 1". noticed, gnarl! has their way— ~

Yer mother did, afore you,when her folk! objected to me-

Yit here I am, and here you air: and your mother—where is she ‘I

You look lots like yer mother--P‘“*! much same in sise;

And about the same complected. I'll £0" or about the eyes,

Lihp her, too, about 1ivin' here-—becaIII|e. she couldn't stay:

It'll ’most seem like you was dead-like her—-but I hain't got nothin’ to say l

She left you her little BIblc——writ her

name across the page-— And left her ear-bobs for you e'rever you

come of age.

I've allus hep’ ‘em and gyuarded ‘em ef yer coin’ -ver-

Nothin‘ to say, my daughter! Nothin’ at all to say ! '

And now yer——how old air you? W’y. child, not ‘twenty!’ When ? And yer next birthday's in Aprile, and you want to get married that day? I wiaht yer mother was livin’—-but—I hain’t got nothin’ to say ‘I

Twenty year! sndas good a gyrl as pa- rent ever found. rThere's a straw ketehed onto yer drem there—l’ll brush it oﬂ'—turn ‘round, (Her mother was jee' twentywhen us two run away!) Netti’ to say, my daughter! all to say! More Wise Sayings [Ram's Horn]

Whatever the devil controls he drivm.

The real battle is always fought before a gun is fired.

Joy that isn't shared with somebody else dies young.

That day is a failureinwhichyoudo not try to make somebody happy.

One of the saddest conditions in life is to have nothing good to live for.

The devil tries bards to catch one youngmanthan hedoesadcsenoldones The prodigal had to come to himself before he could come to his father.

You can never pay your debt to God with money you have stolen from your neighbor. .

The man who has never been ashamed of himself has never been well introduced to himself.

God needs men like Daniel a great deal more’ than he needs people whoeantslk nice in prayer meeting. ‘ Ooeofthe poorestmenonesrthisthe one who has no time or inclination to do anything except try to make money. Some people express a willingness to trust God. with their souls, but never Mk a point where they trust Him with their money.

Perhaps the time when a woman most feels that she is the full equal of any nun is when she has to feel at home’ on a bicycle.

The world is not dying because there are not more fine sermons preached, but

because there are still so many cowardly people in the front seats.

Nothin' at

Dishorning Cattle.

The London Times of the 13th ult., under the head “Dishorning Cattle” says: John Scott and Ralph Pickering, drovers, of Newcastle-on-Tyne, were aummongd before the Newcastle board of magistrates yewerday by the Royal society for the prevention of cruelty to animals, for cutting oﬂthe horns of 23 bollocks, and Richard Hughes, cattle dealer, of Cole- rsine, Ireland, was summoned for causing the cruelty. The veterinary evidence given showed that the opaation caused acute suffering to the animals, and .the magistrates inflicted a line of £5 and coat; on each defendant.

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She Had it Down Flue.

A teacher who n::.k.a . girl- to pay. chase a grammar received the following

'1' the ‘l‘“°"9‘l-"“l*°‘l'|Pli°!¢i°I|I°I'8°'I!53e- .nHome,tionsdescribedby Thisis , it gm; thelirst evidence . between thatastsonomersreportastotheso-called

mv-mm‘ ° , essesssseeseeese ‘assess eesessle

5

Bus. seseeaeeee seeeeslliﬂ ClNlCbClTl€S....u sees‘ Black Curran:s.. ...... RedCurrants

Cherries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 0000IICO.QDCICIOOCCOUII‘?I‘

0.37: , ‘ lbeleeeesesesssse

'CalfShl::(trimned)........ 0-“ O 0'08 W eesssssaesesses oetb seeese 0.50 rmaeeesseeaesees b

Cuastor-rs-row:i,A6¢n1t :2. lies. :_._. ; &“‘_.Ill)vbeaaeeaoeeses 0-06 9 "vi ,

Hm b essse-sesaes-ssseee . I-lay,’ loo lbs (uew)....... 0.3 O 0.43 uI|u0l!..b................ .

Oatmeal (whiteostslpen-cwt.. 3.3010 2.50 l‘ Ostmeal,(blac|r oats) per cwt a.4ojQ-s.5o ' * Pofk, small (salt) aaeeeeoneo 0.700 90-“)

5 ......8,to as: *‘‘"’‘''i

“to a-Eve’ Sufferer"“:."‘ -‘ ...’.'’9 mil: from w':«=----?**v*-***¢,.,".:-°°,°'§‘°,,i,*-;,,,'?*’3'*h,,__

gttmﬁ .':.':..‘;.°THe;;.

l;orh,carcsss ... . none

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“chasseeeoeaeasseee.oo .' s s e e e a e s cease. ea.--...; '

Lamb quarter) ....... 4oto6o * - . -

Fresh libut,pcrlb.......... o7 tﬂglIml_L;u3l§_f§§lﬁ ml“-Q

Spring Pigs, per pair . . . . . . . . .. 5.ooto6.oo. (_:f‘l‘[_

I‘ 4. nos hsvousednndblsmd mm’ .-,.i.‘-i- ’f..r.‘.'..u have nbotslsln ma-out

ﬁg. Ag-again, 1 ‘huh-rzt-hlo 1, Cell,

16 ‘soreness lult-mu’. Limbs. sun Joints on-«seam.

warmer in is... old Anogyno rel and speedyeure.

let . ' ‘ 1 1 Every. Mother

,a

I it nuns idler

e IChe€

lave health and comfo " Get I100D's.

iillousness. ﬂan»; ‘

~» or the Brooklyn. 1:. in, Police Force. gum? zeatlnes to the merit or Ilood‘s sarsaparllla. » His wife takes it for dizziness and indigestion

and it works . “ men like it Will! #08! Il:1ig$rlﬂtl‘I%IIt dotihg Lggyg 1 most excellent thin {or Tins Tired Feel- rfully recommend

Hood's Sarsaparillai

-ml Hood's Pills to every one who wishes to

H0008 P|LL.9 cu.-e liver Elli,

111103 ‘foul! Colic C ts. .011!!! 33° "‘e:%':..",°".f':.*..*=°:'...‘:.

notice. la Pd . . ‘bu °.:‘.:.“‘§"?::‘.'.‘§.‘:’.:.“..?fsi‘t.au..‘i.f’;..f;..

gusntorrerown .

,staamNa_v_. so Lt’l

suissrs ysssalarutijlrs

, fies? u and am?’ llondsy. lth

IIE Steamers Noarnonessuxn‘ and

- i g: 31‘. Lawrence, will makegdaily tripi as

local time, (Sundays excepted.) ' Leave Cl.axlotte'tc:.4'or Pictou every morn- ” ing,“ ‘except W _

at eight o’c.lock toapsommodate excursion- ists and others. ‘

. iug train from Halifax for Charlottetown. _ Leave Summerside on snivsl of morning train from Charlottetown, ‘for Point do _ and connect there with trains for all parts of Canada and United States. . -Leave Point du Chcuc on" arrival of morn’ train from St. John, for Summersidc connect there with trains “for all parts of

PINS.

c

the reached by P.E I. Railway

. andFriday. 6' Co., St. John: Ndonsn &' Davies,

5’ C Pictou, and D. Gordon, Summcriidc.

F. w.uALEs, Charlottetown.

NO!§_'_Icm.

omsaid bylaw

Aug 25 and Im

or Darn, issﬁric ly p.ohibi ’ MAJOR’ c. F. HOWES,

‘ '.h’toa-n, June 2; cod 3_m -

' ﬁr ‘ l . , Hum ,_,,,,,o_, “Aug, .1183 Eur: ,— lies the exclusive right o ishing in the" watersolwhatisk ' McCallum' ‘ =*' — _ 5 ._. ...... .. .. ...... ..‘..’”“-.2. .91’ '.’.'.Z.f..'.'. ..':!Z.".‘.F'.‘l-?.r5’...'i?f' venthattﬁtahng ofTrout,byanymrans, . _ p. . , E ,_ tea‘ ‘Term béginnelst Week in Sept?

LATE or aueto-reason causes.

;(Certlllcate from south Xenslngton‘. lng.)_~

Have you the

CIGAR?

vol“

6

, ‘ — 7 1 '3 l _ H V S ’ ’ I REQUEST an early settlement of ac- " countsduesnd lurnished July is: 1892. __ A ’ "' All Acconntsfnrnished ind due Dec. glst

I891, and remaining unpaid on the 15th Au-

: gust next, _will be handed over for collection, unless satisfscterilv arranged for ’

{Thanks to those who have paid their July

BARRELS, 1 L asdmg

70

White Oil; tight caska; no leakage.

Reina Victoria.

COLDEN RAY ML.

ex" “sch: Kalavala direct from New York; GOLDEN RAY is btst American Water

N. . .5-M. PATTENBURY. . "

K. ‘JOST, !- a North Side Que en Square c FOR SALE.

, I ‘A ‘Oi’ FER forssle one of the best Farm: .2 in ilhc _Province, namely, that well known and deﬁrablc property which ex

' tends to the river,_ tituate on the St.

. _ Peter‘: Read, about .3}. miles from Char-

, ‘a -elottetown, co “' about I6oacres,in‘

‘ a state o cpltivstioll. Post and

. ml fencing; a line house "heated by hot

water,‘ never’-ﬁlings well, and an ice house at door, 3 good he use with’ sheds attached, 2 fine orchardswith the hast selections of _apples. v3oo current bushes in good order, fruits. Abundant seaweed canbe . attained on the shop S

cm or non scam nmuuuc,

Us 0. Barristers, ltmrnoys and Solicitors en m:n._

cnannonnows, rnnws snwann xsunn

smile nmmicln

= I will slsosell myemilie stockol horses,

settle and machinery mu inds

For apply to -

HORACE H. BEER Beer 5' Spragne, . - City Montague. aside; tf.

They .

I-h.l!.csm» Illldnlslnt D33. tothepwnrrenthe

,*and the railway ststionis situatedon the "premises. The farm consists of-..4*g¢;-gg’ in _a good state of cultivation akdgnammt Ye i~Wh?hlhet . 'l.isab’s‘ilt

: . Itonnsr Lawson.

.. of the celelliiiiatedl

nesday, at six 0' é&' a’ - ‘ . localgeo asto ihsnfe connection with the eastern train to Cape Breton and early train ‘ for Halifax. On' rwcdncmy ate will ‘save ‘ A

Piston about 12.30 on arrival ofmon»

use John with Intemaﬁenal

- -.,’_Steamcrs_eve'rydsynntil4'hSept.to’ ‘ - ﬂ with Mallory Line Monday for 7 , '- ’ .‘.Ncw York. At Halifax wiyhastemersol " , "i ' Can.Atl. S. 8. Co Monday. Wednesday

Acne-rs-a-J. C. hlaclﬂntosh, Halifax; Chub -

-‘ 1

W4’-'-‘S93’?

- Bargain C’oun'tcr aﬂer_ this date.

J

.0oJnmission..Merchantsi it c rlelltroce

C3399;§“PPli°‘l“r9° - r e . sccc‘ “ g{I_=u.I.sns A'l.':'('I-IE Lowseit. _ Having en *ia,‘n_.rg§erienced the FR y. , : ‘

We have, made allarge

knitting A on sans the“ 27th inst.cwillsu;1')la,cei_yg <

. “ if 3

On sale each. i price 220. O

WHOLESALE’ am-

A11.

tone of voice. not C‘ anddistinctly. I ‘ .3l'll. K ‘E, g - you wished to shut ; ‘ other sounds. Do not i _ I g _ h too hard on the Buy the "ltarnouslltilli Charts‘ r ' Oak * Stoves and I °"

82: ROGERS

. '_~ WHOLESALE AND HARDWARE . .

.. :--'°-S-...... ' nmm

. Will you buy Ready-made Clothing when p y can get a first-class Suit so cheap at the Star . c;s:Clothing Store’! *

ween: sun You.

net!-‘one s .

ind make it your while to give‘ all y _ V orders for‘?Clot‘hing_to the Star Clothingﬁom. ‘ I _ , pg 1 g _ y We gue.ra‘ntee*to.', “ a

._ ﬁts, worhms§als"liip,yca’i‘1id‘lhe la_tcst_.styles. .' a‘ . L " L “I

We will glad to T see your face even if you

won’t buy. .

McLeod c

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.ls‘rnil;, llggs'and‘Producé§'?

Q ‘ .

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Wmrnn this scas’on,’ 01;.‘ ‘Hundred ilrhouuaual; idem “ ' EGGS, for which the highest price will hé_p;aid’." Eﬂ -A ’ ’

mass we i*'°"‘1“'=.1'h#¢°w -pwi-I