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Tbeaeasoii of 1022 has been fa~ woraibie to those crops which thrive with copious rain: fzuv. arose oflflwres. sraia and roe: crops mails rapid and vigorous growth: The acre yield-is eslima ted at one and one halt long mi 715.000 acres. Factory dairy prices were lower ‘than inst year, though the increased; output wiili lhi-ing io the patrons of creaineries and cheese faicories close to $1,000.000. Heuvy rains which occurred just

before harvesting Ibega-n caused "l9 Brain to lodge, making harves ting particularly _ trying,

Thc potato crop is less than _ inst. year by 4.000.000,ousho.1s_ The ucrcase (74900 acres) lathe some. the shrinkage being due u. .1 10w- er acre yileld. in.Lhe commie hlllll districts only slight traces of rot- ting occurred. in. other countries. Suiiibury. Kings, Kent and liven. urorlii-ml, considerable rotting la reported on iowiying grouodis.'i‘he yield per acre or that purl of the total crop which wus growu spec- laiiy ilor such purposes, wiiicn was inspected ‘by orricers of the Dominion division of botany mid passed the requirements lor cerli~ ficotion for cxiport, will approxi- mate 300 bushels per acre nu 1.000 acres graded Extra No. 1. i

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New Brunswick: Acres Buchcia Tornips, etc 1.7.700 163155.000 Spring wheat 27,000 459.000 Oats . ......296.000 8.658.000 .Bariey . . . . . . . . .. 8.400 193.000 Buckwheat .. 48.000 1,140,000 Mixed grains 4.050 123,000 Potatoes . . . . . . .. 75,000 13.781000 Play and clover: 715.000. 1,144; 000 bushels.

The numbers of the various cies sea of livestock“ wiili the excep- iion of hogs, remain uimiil. ihe some ns inst year. ‘An increase in the valuation per bead of cattle and sheep is, however, notewor. thy. TRIED TO MURDER INDIAN COMMANDER

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Many friends throughout the city will regret to learn of the death of Mrsy- Francis Hogan, which occurred at the City Hospi- tal yesterday morning. The late Mrs. Hogan was a daughter of lire. late Patrick Flynn, and is the sec- ond deaih in the family within a year.‘

The late Mrs. Hogan leaves to mourn besides her sorrowlng iiua band one infant sou and two brothers, Thomas of the C. N. It. and John. both of this city, to oil of whom the Guardian extends heartfelt. sympathy.

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The death took place at West Somcrvliie, Mass. on October 3rd of ‘Hugh ‘Livingstone, under very sad circumstances.

While working on a building the staging gave way. and falliiis some 30 feet he sustained such serious injuries that after eight days of suffering he passed pence- folly away at lSt. Elizabeth Hospi- tal. ‘Brighton.

He w»... the youngest eon of the late Allan Livingstone of N ne |Miie Creek siid left. here when quite young for Boston where be lived and died. visiting his native home some twenty years ago.

‘He was in-tbe prime of life. me- lng only in his 53rd year. He leaves to mourn a wife. nee Isabel While andtwe sons. Elmo and Al- ton. also one daughter. Edna. new Mrs Holmes. oil living in West Somervi-lie. also four brothers, Ai-i ian at. Nine Mlle Creek. John in Cambridge. Mass. and David and| Alexander in Charlottetown. be-i sides a host of relatives and friends. ~ ~

His remains were inter-red in |Woodinwn cemetery Maiden; aerv~ 'ices being held ‘in Uhe- church “which he attended, Rev. Mr lienfii officiating. Two solos. “here's a Beautiful Home on High," and "Abide With Me." were beautiful- ly sung by Muss Dorothy M. Hol- mes also a poem was read, coin- poseld by the deceased entiiied "At Mother's Knee)"

Mr. Liviugsione's exemplary character while! living was attest- ed to by the many floral tributes. and the large concourse of people who followed the remoins lo the grove. He was conscious until ii few hours before his iieaih. his conversation aiivnys being on flhingsveiernal and he died fully ltrustlng in the merits of his Re- ~ ldcemer.

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