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Gharlottetown, P. E. I

WEBNESDAY and THURSDAY. its lltl and |2il\ S||l\ll||.l90|.

i-|foRss__RAcEs

First Day-Dept. llth, lilll

1.35 class trot Free-for-all tm! ,mm :.14 class trot gg; second Day, Sept l2Lh. 1901. :.18 class trot gg Free-for all, trot and pace ‘mm z.,o class. trot and pace [sam

lu es divided 50 per cent to ll 5

sent second, 15 per cent to third in

Q tqfouclth sth &pt ber

ntries ose em , xgvx. No harm

ben-ed_b§ record made after ist july, :Q1 '

Specia _y low rates by steamer: and rsilwuja adrmssion to grounds, nge; child;-gg uggg gg

years old, r5c;a mission to grand dand,

For funher particulars and :see pre|r§` ' th Secrets

write e ry.

Alloommnzdcstionstobeaddsidtoths

NBII.

C B. SIIALLWOOD, Sec’y.

F. L. HASZABD, President.

Aug. 14 d&w hi ` 1 an . .51 er--as

Charlottetown. P. E. I.

WEDDING CARBIABBS, ¢0AC

HES.,

COUP§8' Ind BAROUCHES.

‘KENT g Lrvnnv s'rAsi.r:s.

ON Hml Y.

DAIL ‘

Tlmis Reasonaoie " Tlilephone No 17]. _

w. F. Resins,

:Halal rnornmron'

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Great George Street

Livery and Boarding Stables Charlottetown.

P' El ll _ First-class s i ri g l e

and double teams at moderate ‘r rates-

Fine turn-outs for

weddings and private

parties .Telephone 100 .

6-x-3m Proprietor

1 -r

R- H- STERNS.

If you want a good, stylit

carriage and s good horse, ca or telephone

LARBEB’ LWERY

Personal attention to all or-

ders.

Phone 80.

lCoinoaicd With British

$1250 Pnniluls into

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_ i ‘HE GUUDHN- raison so-owner

CANADIAN A

Stockbrccdcrs. `

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BY F. W. HUDSON

The Following W111 bg gf

Interest to P. E. Island _

Farmers.

F W Hodson, Dominion Live Stock.

l||"$ bull

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An Augusto rtuu' fb " ' d les lid od .- thmrga! - Y

though the sale olosgspclst S§;t(emllbyl'm§u§looth€s}.t’s Ye: thaglo t';oa‘wbetlgl1Og`,lxer f£iu’lli

whatwe ask 750 for now, _ . . _ _ :_ _ _ _ _~

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Meu’s»Suits

Men’s Trousers

Men’s Shirts \'Ien’s Collars

Meu’s Ties Men's Underwear? Men’s Hats Men’s Caps

Men’s Gloves

25p.0.0ii

Ladies’ Twsedsi Ladies’ Worsteds Ladies’ Jackets ' 1 .ad ies’ Hats

-`1..ad`iss; Capes _ _ Ladies Underwear

Ladies’ Gloves _ _ Ladies’ Corsets _ L8-dies’ Stockings.

from England, in an i ter l i 11 gh . V __ _ D V °" W ° ° Let those be n to save who never saved before.-

Bxitish farmer a very muah better breeder and handler of live stock than

in our best districts. Excepting the msmr of his zrowiniz the British for-mor is very much ahead of the Ontario

but, taking the whole oountfli. it is safe

to say that the hogs bred in Great r A

Britain wouldrank. No 3 at any of our dnl 111011 ¥r0°miI\R U14 l¢¢°°\i°B'» Mldl A _ ' ` POUNDS houses. In sh00D bresdilli the' tb¢_¥ show lt. But. while the live stock ` n* ' `“ ‘»< 4- 4il1~”~-' i >

lBrlt}lsh farmer seems to have almost in Britain lo. on the whole, better than Qmm-'Y A . reached perfection. Theyars producing ours, we have many breeders of the W§¢h% _ _ '_ 'g __ ‘ » _ _ ni -bmi nook who on doing bono: lion ‘ ' _ ‘

thereon a verylargs scalsverymuch pure = _ -~ __ _

better sheep than lu any part of America. _ V023 U13 Dl'°d\\0il18 & The rank and tile or the cattle are not better results than nins~tsuths od the; Cm hm* _ _ _ _ onlybstter than ours, but they are pure bred anlma1s\hataretnbe0bH_l!`isdl“ YW' Y ____ ___ _ - e=if==-'f-fé ;1»_<;_i_o_:oii boaorooi-oe for me honor taco-oss 1 ioo:£__i:: _ _ `_NQ__Bl_lld[e_|*~__ eve; _ _;__ n lorthebutohsr. not ssh#-.farmer to _ au exe ‘ 7 l.. ' » -` * ._ ' _ » _f 1. * ; l normallyfat, batfedso that in the cultivation of _f the soil. _ ~ 3; _ will produce a large amount of lean Thi flrmblndl ¢\\01`°\1l150!'°t\l1d\\\lf»°h' __ L ` _ " ”5t¢"5A€siD’§6SDAY' A

mast. Horses in all grades no bowel- ing and stacking better than do _ ` `

kept than than they archers, and are people. but in England the farming im-__ _ _Baer specimens than _are to be seenlplemkllll ‘Bd 111801111100' lf* 057 3¢l3V»

` in Canada. The Englishman, Imsy re- one hundred years behind those louse ini '

h _

_ mark, is a perfect horse. The hors_¢yQntarl_s°. I, in England are not worked _as long eu_lt»lY°'*f".°°._°3‘a atm! “sed \|poure` as they are ln Canada or by the bestEni:llsh 'farmer aresuoh as ' _

Gl0b¢. BGYSI “I found the average " I gl

3 the United lates, sad receive s great Your people would not toleratafionia. day.

_THE CDNDITIDN DP SYDNEY

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reg g will be read with peculiar interest:

C. E. RODD»

Ch'1‘own, June as. dar.

Worth’s Livery Sta

Ch’eew_nr _Pai§= 5"

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520-dk

and because man! who went

Having had an interview with Mr. W.

A. Major, manager of the Halifax oiilce of R. G. Dun &Co.s mercantile agency, the Merchant; is able to present the following review of the business situation in Sydney. Being in intimate touch with business conditions all over the province. Mr. llllajor is in a position to speak with authority on any subject connected therewith. and his opinions

ardin the state of affairs in Sydney

Since the first year there have been

failures and business didieulties involv-

_Thc Town Will Ultimately Settle Down fto_Eii_

A Putuic of Prosperity.

"W - _` _ _ __ rnnr._aw.1ifo._=sn¢ninv.-5fr.ood'srz.scm.

` not suiiicientli' strollz in capital to stahii §r`g%`ofi§ev{fI?v°ilic;i§;1°yo¢§°t:;:t¥§:ed?' mt hum my man” Tmnusmoat me

;ed_\;l;Ze:1;_i>__1;.J_vo u___i_1_;;;l ?_r::iIiti;;1ss 3112;? t Local Aseats Everywhere, _:ear sam ks and . _mr _ _ heb"

been having the common experience of _ _ ° ’~ _ ~ '

i A » t ' BBAIl.\'¥~" '

boom towns. People came from far and . -_ ~ -

near to “set up shop,” some of whom were - i __ - _ ‘ _ Toronto, _

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eithe _ pit pw y_ _

last a time came when the proportion of A _ _ ' f .° T"”°' N S‘ ” r ' merchants to population was too great. _ ` _ HF” 05°' ‘fm w°'h‘ smith? Fam on! The weaker, lluanoially or otherwise, had It will pa _ _ j _low and our terms ‘are ony.

to go in submission to the law of the sur- and S7391-1&‘£e_ I vival of the nttest-a law equallyoperative Y ~ _ _ _ in business as in the struggle for animal ` - A s I-I O R N

ing liabilities amounting to nearly $70,- existence. This isthe weeding out pro# __ l ` KENT STREET A ’ f 000 against which assets may be placed cess. The extent to which it has gone on ‘ » '

which do not aggregate probably more has already relieved-the situation to-some

n thou h extent for the remainder of the weaker

than 30 per cent. of that amou t. iz _ __ _ l5h6 D8!‘08l`ll.',8»ge ls 1‘€&lly l§|&l'tl U0 ¢SblIIl8.b¢, 01188, bill? bef0l‘6 lOng probably & few more _ and may perhaps be morg 01' leSS,_ The Will lJ8.V¢ |30 Bllblnlli U0 "JB ll10Vlli3blB. Il A I I A V net loss falls upon Halifax and St. John“ The8€I1*=1`81Sif\15¢i0U 1111180 D00 bo re-` l

wholesale houses to some extent; but irhrded 8»S D0Si_f»iV¢ly bod- The!! iS eller! A `

ltis difficult to ascertain that extent reason for congratnlation that it is not ' A l ‘ _; ,~ f _» - » v .

» W we M o»»~f~ =»»~» ssnfiin mini. _

definitely, for Upper Provin . _

have done alarge business there, but expected. “B00m8”.. usually fall Hat Sli probably 'not so safe a one. Being la-st;l'lut it oann9thesaid~that the “boom”

nearer Sydney and having. a better in Sydney has so ended. The weeding » P . .

vvvv vvvvn°P knowledge of the trade there than houses out has been beneficial, and when the _ EFFECT :kts __ ' “__ Ig _ __ in Montreal and Toronto the wholesale steel works ultimately commenced to *_ £0 - ’ ' A ‘ A trade in St. John and Halifaxhavebeen l'¢9»1lZB,l`»h0ll'D1&IlS Withrezardtooutput,

V e r steadier and safer

able to exercise more discrimination, there Will bo B 151110 , _

- ~ with the result that the Upper Province business done in that town. Meantime ` '

, houses probably have lost proportionately _itwould be very unwise for allyvno to i `

I nvsry more noovily than our own. some Holifar _open up business who is not well booked __

_ __ _ ~' __ » nwpoiosoioro novo very tm-gory by capital. Thereis really nothing dis-T __

- ‘from ooniog to sydney oxoopt to mer- magma agrivsghe prevailing condition . chants that were well established before D0 lv lI8E~W ° 008 B05 by B117 |1108”

GREAT A the “boom” began. Only a few have amount toa panic. There isundoubtediy

- ._ _.__ taken more indiscriminate - risks. But 5 SN” fum” °\\°°~d °f 5141161, and basl _

while those have lost, they have not lost MSS is b°\1l1d w benllrisht then- MUNI- 'rairrn mr-rr.g:'r1:n ram one wanna pin nos

First,-glass S i ll 8 l 8 Blld [to a great extent. Some, on the other time there is danger lest the reports ~~ r

’ thus, nm boon ohio to roolizo, through sometimes onooioooa 1-ego;-ding one boot-

Double Tggmg to hire at prompt ooaoo,ovoi-y tiouooortho mounts nw of the town mayor¢¢ts_1\ Q-18° 'im'

_ owing them. pressiou. Alittls more weeding may be

l'ea.s0I1abl6 l‘8l'»89o J Those failures have some about ohietiy rob necessary toilet the weak and unsafe

as a rosultof the overcrowding or business ones out of business. But when that is

into bugi- done Sydney will settle downto enjoy a

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the average Canadian or American even A . 9 A . A A

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amor. nioqoiio tooo moz- noroooal lhe Wonderful ChsapMsn' A r The theresectlons may be found whereal Y - Y r ~ lo ' _ __ ‘ ‘ "°” ””°“"“"° °‘ "“°°° “’ °’°"‘*°“~ - ` ' ' ’" `

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see 9 ss* prices

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not tltted for very active competition. I __ _ __ mm#

us.-our ncesare _ Binder lense, which we are selling very low.-W'HOLHfAL¥

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workmmedsznylouemne, _e ‘

igus ruftore themto detkgrt

our painless Crown and- Bridt _

seas were attracted by the “boom” wermfuture ofnndonbted prosperity. ]u.x. nxnrmxnons al§:“`cossu&.1srloxs.rnm. Au. wont' D014!!! mnitsl. _ _._ `__

_ ___ :__ ___ _ __ _A ___ _*____= _ __ __ __ __ _ _ #_ ___ _,_srscnx.xs1‘a nomoioa __ _ oposxoooiop __ __________“____”_,__

min NnUaALGu:s scour. _ ___ _ _ _

._-_ hued to get ». $006 &h0__ S0l!\`»\_

vo you ` Wm” medleal__othcsrs have been killed _

§§1‘°f'] MW ,Y°,,,“ ‘{}“2§f_” .,‘,f;”°‘°,,i.,,",';“;iIiiiio‘i.ssvo _asa orfonoao ooo wool; Polsou’sNe1-vilinei It isthe only nauralliohavebssnwounded; three sivilsurgeons

thathll B¢V¢1'df1\§2a”g¢‘_“'° "been killed, eleven have died '_".“.._.o-.eo “‘_“°"__....__»~»_~»..<1f»-»e=.~..m soo' penetrates the t.issussT»_OfaR_»bnn¢!ies, including

tthe paillinsillll-Z-°Q\\i°k isursesrllimcdissl have tallan

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