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wi? Steamship lines;to Boston tia Yarmouth,

Fopular Fast line pe. so» en Nova Seotia and Moston via Windsor

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EK’ {Res TRAIN® leave SGalifax daily Gx: pl Mundy) &t 635a. m., for Digby and {ero otto, mahi @ connection Wednesday # and -etuycave +t Yarmouth for Boston, THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP

“PRINCE GEORGE”

7000 Fcrse Power, the fe | -pd finest steamer plying between to Ji«rs ine Provinecs and Boston,

henve VYeormeuth Wedmesday und Satercsays for Boston.

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On atrive!-: » -*8 Train from Halifax*

Retur::: |} ve» Boston Tuesday and i day at 4 nb

Passen>+r- etry rg in Halifax next day p.m. by kagiess © ole.

For ai: it t¢ +1 otis», guide book, folders, etc which «it te «s' ee, write to F. H. Arme- strchu, . ere eeenger Agent Kentville ts

= P. GIFKINS: wen. Manager ~., May 2€tb, 1:00.

Lancing AND

Physical Culture

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Miss H. C. Macdena'd will re-open her classes in dancing aud Physica! (ukure the 4th October. Tho-e ‘ormirg privace c asses mong friewds sh uld app'y at once, in order

have choice of ume tor class. Miss Mac- Donald will be at home to intencing pnpils at her room on Kent “treet from 10a. m to Ep. m.,and from3to5p.m. dy246.,

FEUSERELELES @&

n and look over ou Our stock is fine and fresh and guar n‘-ed to be

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satisfactory. We ¢@ep e7-ry- thing in our line ha; it necessary

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. The prices, well, we want you to see then: when you are look. ing at the goods. Their cheap ness will surprise you.

Driscoll & Hornsby

QUEEN STREET.

The Relief

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of South Africa, was nothing com qared to the relicf that 1s felt by & RS. SMITH, and hundreds or other women of P.} E, Island, on wash day €ince they have started using

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All nrst ciass grocers SEALL it,

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OCTOBER 10, 1300

A BAD RECORD.

Sir Cuartes Tuprer,io proof of his assertion that the failure of the Govera- | ment to maintain efficient cold storage has been complete and disastrous, quotes the following declaration made by resolution at a meeting of the Fruit Growers Ass sociation, of Ontario comprised of mena of both parties:

“The accommodation on Atlantic steamships has hitherto been unsuitable to the carriage of our fruits, even euch hard fruit'as apples being ruined in transit and arriving in the British marke: in an unsaleable condition, although in perfectly sound condition when packed and ehip- ped.” And “the lack of ventilation and the great heat in the bolds of the vessels, added to the heat arising from the fruit itself, contributes to the evil, which has resulted in immense loss toour fruit growers in every province in the Do- minion.”

Sir Cuarles remarks that despite the overwhelmirg and cumulative evidence to the contrary, in tae face of renentec of failure by notwithstandirg the protests aod app a’:

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of fruit growers, -*ipers and others whose interests «+12 being ruthlessly sacri- ficed, the Mir ser of Agricaiture bas

again and agaiu teclared tuat the system of cold storeg¢ transportation which the Govertment has adopted 1s complete, efficient and pertec’.

It is also pointed out. by Sir Charles that in the course of @ statement tothe Commitee on Agriculture, Prof. Robertson made the follow ng calcula- tion regardiug shipmentof 14,416 barre's of apples made from Ontario and Quebec:

2,795 barrels sold as elacks.

2.446 barre!s scl! as slightly wet: 1,997 barrels sold as wet.

1,252 barrels sold as wet and slack.

The loss on the slack,as compared witu

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apples landed in good condition, averaged two ehiljlings and seven peace per barre}; ‘be 18s On the slightly wet averaged three Shillings acd eight pence; the loss on the wets averaged seven shillings aad three pence;the Joss On the wets and slacke averaged nine shilings andeleven pence. Tre wets and slacks did not even pay the

cost of freight. The actual loss to the Canedian ehippers was: On elacks.......0 ..6...$1,452 56 On slightly wet ...... 2,152 48 SS SES, Fs Un wets and siacks.. 2970 75 Misecss kbc tccen $10,059 58

Thus, oat of 14,416 barrels shipped, not je%s than 8.488, or fully 58 per ceut-,were more orless destroyed by the Minister’s “perfect,” sysiem, entailing a total lose of $10,059 58. Compare the result of this shipment by the system, “us good a3 apy ecld storage «quipment in the world,” |} with the following report by the same | (flicer upon ® shipment made from Nova | Scotia in ventilated chambers (not cold

| storage): “ Out of 964 barrels sent for- ward, 950 barrels sold as tight (that is in pertect condition), 5 barrels as +lacks and | nine barrels as wets, while not o barrel | wes wet and slack.” That is, while the | percentege of apples damaged, shipped ‘from Ontario end Quebec under the “por- | feet system ” was fully 53 per cent.; in , the Nova Scotia shipment it was not quite one and a half per cent,

‘Lhis is a baJ record for what the Min-

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ister ot Agriculture has called his “perfect

system’ of coid storage. It affords a

resson to the farmers of P. EB. Island who

are beginning to hope for great things

from theirjorchards, a4 well as from their poultry yards and dairies.

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FROM SOUTH AFRICA.

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Another interesting Lettor from Pte Dillon.

By the kindness of Capt. Bartlett Toe EXAMINER is permitted to publish the fo!- lowing letter, received by him from Pte. A.R. Dillen:

Eccie. Fasriken, August 50, 1900.

Drar Sir,-—You will no doubt be sur- prisea when you receive this Jetter, but as John Proud intended towrite you a few lines today avd just as he got started he wae ordered to go on ‘‘outposi” I[ ‘oli him I would take over this duty for him. Well, to begin with, we are once more on the line of communication, 15 miles north of Pretoria. Itisa place of much im- portance, 43 Il is one of che Ouses Of Sup plies tur Rooverts’ present advice. The duties wire tariv heav:, but most of tre 'O gel .wo bigots out ct three iu bed. They are having a vey h=erd fight wp north # Yresens eth Geuerels DeWet end Both, sud i one (an judve by the vumber ¢f wounued men thar pass here on their way do wa tu Pretoria we are vot havieg itall onr ows way, But Brivis arms musi in the end. Two pviut 4 guus wevt un to- day, and nO doobi txy will do goce work. Une ot the bg drawbacks at the tirst end of ts eagagemeat was that 'wo ] of the enemy’s guns On “ranged ours sn‘ they were droppiog their shells 1000 ya'ds further than our gune could reach: Bui | poiwitnstanding that they drove the Boers outof one of their positions with heavy loss, Capturing one o: their }om-pome and amagazine. dack is one ef the best meu P E Isiand has sent to the front, if uot ihe best. He bas nevcr been a day sick. The regiment pever piled arms since he

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j»ved us that his rifle was mot in the pile, ard he is tse only one of of the draft who can eay that. He bas

been attached tu “A” Co., and is qaitea favorite among them. ‘ue cal) bin the “Flower of S;ud Islind.” All No 1 men are very goed, but none Ike Jack. Major Wecks 1s wei! and often Comes over to our (shack) tent acd basa long talk with us and tells us all the news. The Mejer’s thoughtfulness is greativ appreci - ated by the leland boys,and I sm sure tbat he bas the best wishes of then al’. Lieut. McDonald is weil and says -he would soever fight now tban eat, He newer fel: better in his life,and 1 am sure he never looked bewtier. Mr Fullerton is a little bome sick but always jolly in public; someiimes I think he would lke ‘tobe borse. We hada great cheese afier DeWe:t under Gene al Hart through the

Free State acd Tranevasl and on one occasion we marched 21 miles before break fast. But aftor

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SOLOMON SLOW’S ADVICE.

What I Would Po or Have Done if I Were Boss.

I would liketokacow why Mr Farqu- harson bas not opened the rcad from the Georgetown road at Alexandria, Los 49, to the 43 road,

I would,—but what is the use of asking & gril & question, youcan’s get a straight auswer,

I vould aga‘n lika to know {how much each stone being put in the provincial building will cost the country.

I would build a new railway depot.

I would do away with the pest hole called the railway station,

all we did not catch him. He is a very clever Geveral. In conclasicn I might say that ali the Islard boyr who are with usare well, The most of “G” Company ' are on the armoured trein. There are osly twenty of us with the regiment. Oar |

totalstrengih, oll racks, is 380 There | i# no talk of our ‘going nome yet- Hop- ing you ‘will excuse the liberty I heve }

taken in writivg [> you :or another, also excuse soiled vaper, jead-pencil, etc, [remain,

your respec fully, A. R. Dittoy

—An wae heard to eay at.cr the recent neetiags ield by Sir Coarles Tupper: “I never --w anything like this before. We alwavs iad to coax some and piead with others, but this ie a spoLrtaneous outburst ef feel~ ing. The peopie seem to be eager to get to the polls to pusi-h the government that bh: @ deceived them.” This is the report’

f the Sydney Morning Post, and we have odoubt that it is true.

old camp ¢ener in Care Breion *

I would bave alight put on the ob-

struction On Queen Square. I would like to know from Sir Louis if

the contract for enla'g ng the Drill Shed

| is jet, and to what coutractor.

I would like to kacw from Sir Lceuis if there is any Chaace «tall thatthe work for which teuders were calied, for rebuild-

ing the Drill Shed, will be carried out. Don’t you think, Sir Louie, tbat itis all blail?

I would like ‘okn>w from Sir Louis Beary Davies, if— but— well*what is the use ?

SoL_omon Stow.

DIED,

At Mount Vernon, Lot 60, on the 1st cfOctober, Catherine Alice, the beloved child of Jessie ond Jonathau L. Morrison, aged onze year, four months and eleven days.

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Let's get together and ses the benefit to both,

Christys $2.00 Derby

Ie the hat you'll most likely need, it combines elegance, wear and low pricedness.

American. $2.00 Fedora

Too, is a genuine good hat and has so much style that you'll like it.

Our $9.00 Hats

Are called Christy's featherweight and the Ameri- can 20Z.in both hard and soft soft, the price isa little steep. but then you get an exclusive style, a very lignt hat, and the best quality made in hatdom.

We've a lot of last spring’s hats we'll sell at Half

It’s the hat that makes the man; we've enough to make 6000 men.

The Stylish Hatters.

SALE OF STOCK:

Last week a eale of catt’e from tLe Stock Farm was held a: Summerside. Good prices were realiced The following are the sales :—

1 Shorthorn bil!, S M Ricbard-cu

Oe ee i a .. $50.00 1 Sboribora ball, Wallace McKay

PN MB occa cuescodaaeics 35 00 1 Shorthorn heifer, Herbert Maller,

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1 Shortborn veifer, James McCarrcn, RD ss | ainda ee 1 Shorthorn beifer, David Rogers, TI i el aie eae sae a 1 Shorthorn buli, William Wohite- ae et eee FS 1 Avrebire heifer, Hubert Howat,

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a OTM: pisctibetsescu. su. 20.00 1 Ayrshire heifer, Stewart Burns, TOUR... 6b wibsa a. Sa 1 Ayrsbire bull, Joseph Webster, Kensington....... senesnencucces cobs SLO ees Sidieelih 60s «glee c $292 50

AGORGEOUSLY BOUND

Work of art has just been isezed at an’out~ lay of $190,000, for which tre pub- lisners desire a menagerin ibis county, also @ good solicitor; good pay to tue right party. Nearly 100 full-page ev.rav- ig4,tu votuous paper, illuminated cov- ers and «. nding; over 200 golden lilies in ine Morocco bindings; neariy 50 golden roses Ip the cloth bindings. Sells at sight; presses running day and night so grest ix ive sale. Christian men and women making fortunes taking orders. Rapic promotions. One Coristian women made cl er $500 in four weeks taking orders ‘:mongher church acquaintances and frends. Write us, It may lead to a permanent position to manag: ovr busi- vess and look after our large ccrrespoad- ence, which you can attend to rght at your heme. Adidrese J. A. Ko'gst, See- retary, Corcoray Buildirg, opposite Unit- ed States Treneury, Washirgton, D. ©

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Baptist Conference.

The quarterly meeting of the Prine? Edwara Isiand Bap ist Conference was held laet week at Dundas. Aduresses were given by Revs, W. B. Warren, A. BE Hooper, and G. P. Raymond. Tueslay forenoon’s session wae devoted tu general business, as was also much of the afters uoon seseion, and a resolution was aiopt+ ed favoring the co-operation of the Isluai cburches in raising « century fand of $50,000 in aid of missions. Papers were read by Rev. A. E. Bocper, subject— ‘* Does our service of eong need improver m-nt.” and Rev. W. H. Warren on ‘““Ps-toral diecouragemenie and bow to meet them. An _ sddress? on Bible study was given by Rev. G. P. Raymond. ; Tbe cor ference adjourned to meet at St. Peter’s Roed in December neat.

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MARRIED.

At Chsrloitetowr, on the 29 h ullt., by Rev. D.B. Mecleoo,M. A., Capt. doha T. Maclaine, of Rocky Pomt, to Mise leabel Lawaon, dsug>ier of Robi. Laws ron, of Liitle York,

At North Rustico, on the Ist inst, Peter Brod e, of Mill Cove, to Mise Selina Bernard, of No:th Rustico.

At Charlottetown, ‘on the 3rd inst.. by the Rev. J. K. Fraser, B. D., John Mac- leod, of Point Prim, to Christina Macleod of Dundas.

FOR SALE. Barred Plymouth Rocks, 25 Pullets and 10 Cockrels, ali from prize wit- ning stock. Forp csw. eto WILLIAM CLAR k, Noich Wiltshire.

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