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La mer est encore aussi libre sur notre côte qu'au cœur de l'été.

On rapporte plusieurs cas de pi- cote à Montréal, Moncton et Camp- belton, N. B.

La conférence libérale conserva- trice à eu lieu mardi, à Charlotte- town. Nous pourrons en parler au prochain numéro.

neue

À défaut d'espace noûs sommes contraint de remettre au prochain numéro, le compte rendu de l’exa- men. de l’école grammaire de ‘lig- nish.

Avec son dernier numéro L'Oi- seau-Mouche, journal du petit sé- minaire de Chicoutimi, vient d’en- trer dans huitième année. Nos fé- licitations à l’aimable confrère.

‘Le Salaberry’’ dit que si McIn- tosh remporte Sherbrooke avec ce que les rouges vont faire pour le battre ou peut dire que le ‘‘Solid south'” est brisé.

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L'assemblée annuelle de l’asso- ciation fruitière a eu lieu à Char- lottetown, la semaine dernière, et à été couronnée de Des”pa- piers ont été lus par le Revd. A. E. Burke, le sénateur Ferguson, MM. F. E. Boyer et Jeremiah Clark. Les | particularités a prochain numéro. |

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plaisir d’avoir, en-| 108

succès.

Il nous fait

core une fois, à remercier

braves abonnés

&’Egmont-Bay, | pour leur ponctualité à faire leur'| remise à l’IMPARTIAL. Merci aussi, | à Sylvain E. Gallant, d'A-| bram'’s Viliage pour l'intérêt qu'il,

ecr.

nous a montré en cette occasion. MorHEers KNOW |

How serious a thing it is to their - little worms, Dr Low’s Worm Syrup 1s a |

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have | Î 1 1

ones suffering .from|

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pleasant remedvy to take and quickIv

rids the system of these dangerous

220.

parasites. Price

Sir Charles Tupper a prononcé |

| | cinquante six discours politiques | depuis le mois de septembre, dans | |

différentes parties du Canada. Il dit |

, que partout il a rencontré les meil-!

leurs encouragements pour le parti |

Î conservateur. | | ‘ 1 : tu Li Mardi de la semaine passée pen-| dant que M. Louis L. Arsenault, |

Lot 10, était occupée à faire des al- lumettes, un éclat de bois l’a frappé

à l'œil lui infligeant une blessure si | été | Krançois Joseph s'adressa au gé- | uéral adjutant comte de

grave que les médecins ont

obligés de faire une opération. Il a

perdu la vue de cette œil. |

NOUVEAU nous cette semaine,

premier numéro de

JonrNAL.—Il arrive, parmi nos échanges, le “[L/ Ami Journal est une revue mensuelle bien rédigée et qui, nous en sommes Ï

à : | certain, recevra ut accueil favorable |

dans toutes les familles françaises.

Les propriétaires de L'Ami du

Lecteur nous informent qu’ils

» RE s'empresseront d'envoyer un échan-| tillon de leur publication à tous]

ceux qui en feront la demande. A- dresse :

réal.

par année.

, Depuis vendredi dernier nous a- température eapri- eu une

vons eu tue cieuse. Samedi nous avons pluie torrentielle toute la journée et une partie de ia nuit ; dimanche et lundi la neige tombait avec

force : mardi, un vent de sud-ouest Nr. UT qui faisait onare

du beurre au soleil ; mercredi, un

la neige comme

vent de nord-ouest à deux. PÈRE TS nr. RE Cr mm = CA.

PERSONNEL

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4 ve “baïicenn est allé à Le Révd. Dr. Chaisson est allé

Charlottetown lundi.

M. joseph Richard, fils Pierre Richard, de domicilié aux Etats-Unis depuis quelque temps, toit paternel.

nent l'harnonie dont elle seule

LES BOEUFS

|frayé un passage jusque dans la cours du palais impérial

| du Lecteur’”. Le nouveau| Le comte de Paar fat d'abord

L'Ami du Lecteur, Mont-

? 7 =! eco Î L'abonnement n'est que de 25cts|

Î couper en

de M.

Harper Road, |

est de retour au;

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L'AUTEL

Le 16 janvier M. Joseph Gallant de Broockton conduisait à l'autel Mlle. Hélène Albert de Duvar Road.

Le 23 janvier M. Joseph J: Buote de Little Tignish conduisait à l’au- tel Mlle. Rosalla MckKie aussi de ce village. La bénédiction nuptiale a été donnée par le Revd. D. M. McDonald.

Soiree Musicale

CHEZ M. ANDRE MARTIN BLOOMFIELD

Jéud: de la semaine dernière M. Joseph allant de Tignish, M. Gelas Pitre et sa dame, M. Joseph G. Doiron et sa dame, et plusieurs autres personnes s’as- semblaient à ja résidence d2 M. André Martin, St. Autoine de Bloomfield, peur y passer la velllée. Mile. Julienne Pitre or- ganiste de la paroïsse étant pré- sente, un programme musical fat promptement erganisé et les moreeaux suivantes exécutés :

Bonjour Susanne, chanté par M: André Martin.

Vive la Cauadi:nn:, et Ja Marseillaise, ehantées par M. Joseph Gallant.

O Giloriosa, harmomæi:é.

Save ray mother’s pictures from the sale.

We meet agan, harmonisé.

M;le Pitre qui tenait l'orgue sut faire ressortir de l'instru-

sait le secret.

La soirée se termina par plu- sieurs beaux discoms et un somptueux réveillon qui fat tres bien goûté.

A LA EOUR

nee

Un amusant écho, nous erri- ve d’Autriehe :

Au commencement du mei: dernier un des bœuafs que l’e» avait amené aux abattoirs de Vienne, était échappé, et après

avoir traversé la ville, s'était

Ayant appris cela, l'empereur

Paar ; — Avez-vous entendu, oomte, ce qui disent les Viennoïs de | cet incident ? Je parierais qu’ils

Len ont fait quelque plaisamt: rie.

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|embarrassé pour répondre, mais

comme l’empereur le pressait de

1e pas se gêner, il traduisit les

| dires de la foule :

| —Les Viennois disent que

| c'est le premier animal qui a eu

accès à ia cour sans proteet:on. L'empereur partit d’un accès

| de fou rire ei répondit :

—Je m'y attendais.

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Wonderful Time for Close Buyers A TREMENDOUS SALE

Of Readymade Ciothing

Ar Sr WHOLESALE AND RETAIL We are in a pesition te offer you the best ralues in Charlot tetown ; no doubt about it. So if yeu have no money to thiow

away you will trade at Prowse Bres., the Farmers's Boys and Wenderful Cheap Men. The biggest and best Store in th: City.

We are very streng in the following Departments :—

READYMADE CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS, DRESS AND MANTLES, CARPET:S AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS, GENT'S FURNISHINGS, STAPLE DRY GOOD \.

1t's ne use of as trying te name all the bargains we have for our customers only soy we are huntiag for bargains while our customers are aslecp. In fact our eye is often open when we should be asle 1p.

Everybody en P. E. 1sland invited te our Grand Show.

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Londres, 16,4 h. a. m—Le PROF. GILBERT AT ALBERTON dernier rapport authentique du, | général Ballereur sa situation et celle de ses 30,000 hemmes a été envoyé de Springtield. Dane son anxieté peur connaitre j’læ.| connu, Londres est inquieh M. Spençeer Wi:kinsen, le fameux) expert militsire du Men Pest,” affirme _— les loræs | The agricultural meeting at Alber- Boers dans le nerd de Natal | ton on Saturday, night was, despitethe sent plus considérab es que |torrents of rain, a pronounced suc- celles du groéral White réanies | ess. True, the hall was not filed to de serte que les Bocrs eut oapa [the doors, but those who braved the

bles de laisser uue terce auteur! storm were well repaid by the speeehes

: a and answers to questions. de Ladysnith plus vensidéreble John T. Weeks Esq. was on motion

que celle en dedans de ia ville, ! ed to the chair.

et en même iemps, de faire face! Professor Gilbert, director of the à Bull-r avee une force supé- poultry department of the govern- ienre à la sienas: ment Experimental Farms, was the first speaker. He showed by facts and

À Raïiny night but an Interesting Meeting

Speeches on Tubereulosis and Orcharding

Pour la

figares that this country was now

NTHOL making some $17,000,009 out. of its

°° cheese and butter export alone when Sciatique “DeL ten years ago it didnt make 83,000, - Pleuresie 000. This wonderful increase was due

Les Points

N | « Contre le RIUMATFÉSHE. evra ge Chag*o fiaster est dans

to the acceptance of the principles of advanced farming. Immense sums were also made out of pork and mut- ton. The much despised and little

Rh a boite de forblanc émf | uma- lée à prix 5 as en cared hen would outdo either the cow : x d'une tisme 41e roulenu. or the hog or the shesp as a revenne

maker, if only given a fair show. Prof, Gilbert pointed ont then what it took to keep a hen a year, what we got from her at the least possible raleula- tion ; and, arguing from this, de- elared $2 a head only a fair profit to the farmer. But even if he oonld only get $1 per head hat a bonanza was the hen. There were #$65,000,000 in

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low figure of $1. Even half of that, and what a boon to the coantry ! Professor Gilbert then showed the way to house, feed, set and fatten poultry. He declared ‘hat the Baned Plymouth Rook was the best hen 10 keep. It was the most satisfactory layer and flesh meker to be had. Pul- lets of that variety had layed as many eggs for him in winter wheu eggs are denr as pullets of the Spanish egg- laying varioties. And as for flesh, they

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