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tres. J’ai toujours regretté que la France n'ait pas envoyé deux FONDE EN 1893 : |cent miile colons en Amérique;

Le seul Journal français de‘}, Loitié de notre continent se- l'ile du Prince Edouard. |

|rait aujourd’hui français, et ce serait tant mieux—Mgr,

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ABONNEMENT : | Nous venons de recevoir un

Un an..….…..................$100 | numéro du journal “La Libre RE nine 00 | Parol;”. rendu intéressant RS Rise docinien esse 00 d'une manière toute particu- Les abounements sont pay-|}lere en ce moment, à cause du ables d'avance. procès intenté par M. Tarte verre contre l'éditeur propriètaire, M

Annonces 10 cents la ligne, | Grenier.

1ère insertion. 2 cents la ligne | “La Libre Parole” ne démen- les insertions subséquentes. | {it pas son nom. Très bien écrite elle verge à droite et à gauche Toutes communications doivent | sans trève ni merciet promet

être adressées à | d’être intéressante pour ses lec-

L'IMPARTIAL | lenurs—Sucecès au nouveau con- TIGNISH, LP.E |frère. L'IMPARTIAL | es

| Quelques jours avant la pro- ‘|rogation des chambres les dé- .|putés et sénateurs conserva- _|teurs se sont assemblés en cau-

TicnisH, 15 OCTOBRE 1896

S'il faut en croire les statis tiques, les libéraux ont un dé - Se ficit de $8,000,000 en perspec- “re re et Li jeté les i ’ £ dit. | bases d’une association conser- tive pour l'année prothaine- | D Fe : |vatrice générale pour tout le Ca- Dit le Messager de Lewis: [ss ” à pensent Ar ton : |ticulière à chaque province Le 11 y a 20.000 journaux aux |nombre des membres de ceite € , 4 € ; à ji L ï Mite Dali Mur co nombre 1: |association sera de 25 répartis 000 sont en faveur: de McKin- |°°mme suit : Ontario, 6; Québee,

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15: Nouvelle Ecosse, 8; Nou-

ley et 6,000 pour le candidat argentiste, M. J. Bryan.

| Prince Edouard.2; Colombie j | Anglaise, 2: Manitoba 2: Le Se rendant aux instances du T Se 2. Fe. d sé i d 1ritoires or st. 2.

Rerd. A. E. Barke, les Revis. Le eus Rs z aa : CE . | Les associations rovinciale Pères Paulistes, les missionuai- , S provinciales

George et Morell, Ce sera un ” PRE, OR — privilègé rare accordé aux fi. :cueiili avec la plus haute fa- . à 2 à 1 L » a- dèles de ces paroisses aussi veur et puissammeni encoura

: à |œé par ref le pieu 1 bien qu'à ceux des paroisses | ?° 27 Ua bref le picux dessein

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délégueront quelques uns de!

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longtemps sourds à l'appel chaleureux qu'il leur est fait par la lettre du Revd. P. Burke et qu'ils aviseront, sans retard, aux moyens à prendre pour se placer au niveau des autres cantons qui ont déja su profiter des avantages que leur procu- rent les fromageries—avan-

du nouveau système de -cul-

agissons.

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SUCCESSFUL DAIRYING. THE EXPERIENCE OF THE PAST RECALY! ED. THE COUNTY's HOPE FOR Mix.

SIE — Although this is a year of full and plenty of grain and fodder and roo*s, it is noue the less a matter ofa very great

practiced throughout the land and the amount of shooksofit now dotting the coun:ry. Had

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commenced, this supply of fod-

| for poiatoes and oa's, would have been the saving of many a farmer. As it is, it should be carefully harvested and made

winter months to get the milk

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|satisfacilon to see the general | way corn planting has been

the season cont'uued dry as it!

der-cora in a year of low prices

to do good service during the!

caitle in proper condition to: give good relturns when the!

voisines. 11 semble décidé que M. Lau- rier ne visitera pas l'Angleterre

à l'automne, quoique plusieurs |

personves, entre autres M

à

(dairying season of 1897 opens. Conçu par bien des plus fer-| D 4

vents cataoliques d'italie, à. RE RE Ê alba è ; j

‘appear, but in view of the op-

when the pastures were short, will have, besides the indirect benefits, a greater direct value for the stuff thus cousumed {han can b: had in any other way. They believe now un- faitermgly, that a cheque for 815 or $20 per month in hard

cash is equal to nearly double

tages qui sont dus à l'adoption | of those amounts to their credit

at the viliage store—that they

iture poursuivie daus toutes les|can buy with an immense Aif autres paroisses de cette pro-lference in satisfaction for cash vince, Tignish excepté. Ponr Je land wreathe with bien général de cette par.isse, smiles the faces lhind the nous avons besoin d’une fro-|counter. They à o have à dol- magerie. Le temps est propice|lar to meet cidinary require- pour en jeter les bases. Done|ments and legitimste pleasures,

geuuine

and something substantial to to pay the insti'e a nt on the

OUR CORN CROP WEST. land or machuerv when it

falls due. The old opiuion that pigs and calves could not be raised if the milk were given to the station is also exploded. They have seen the best pa- trons of our factories take all the prizes for those animals— |men like Henry Gordon and Joseph Kecfe in the west, whose milk accounts this year will be oï the largest. Besides, 1 believe that the rather unfair not to say dishonorable, man- ner iu which many of the ori- giual patrons of factorirs haie lacted towards the manage- ment will secure belier pairon- age from formers next year, and a higher gencral regard for their calling. Those men at the istart volunteered so many |cows and so much stock. The

|directors pledged their eredit où those assurances, and the (factory was built. They (the Board) are still responsible in |many cases for claims, and the armer who refuses to be as good as his word is no credit to auy community. We have |some of ihose men it would |

probrium they have cearned,

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of old, rare, odd and ob- [& Burn Foy érat a Bosio TWE

. E r sold a collec « Er DOLLARS 9 Pre eeras ttes SIX HUNDRED À à DOLLARS EACH ? #30.00, no 15 querter is worth 69, D =

the 1804 silver dollar is eg À 2 00 each, some large old style d

æ, sy Ont. fortune may : n your es me Po Ce ef - Le ask questions ; do not send uathe coins or Stamps, Où » d what they 1ook like, an Îthem at PE ven, what they og Fous vue su e

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tinental and Confederate bilis are rare and valuable, as well as certain re e fractional currency or “script.” 2esides these, RepE : doll Parorth mes ee Éice value The Reliab!e Coin and dollars are wo: g . :

rate information, and you may h _—. ne ns NT penis collect old coins, ere is more demand for rare pos

rari in hz2]1f cer Herters, half dollars and

pend upon it o

ee are now scarce.

recent sam age ps, and some COM ÿ IT Ste rops from ] Collections of stamps often sell as high as À TH SAND pol ps, st mps from letters sent during the ph os old documents, etc., in great demand, À patent medicine potes mc Too! k over your old letters ir the garret an

etc, are in g

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9 some ne $50 00 APIE » vou may find some rare things. 7 elsewhere; perhaps : and gives 244 sit ni rien, SPT CASH, Resnates you Band put de

de a you should ere the book. VE YBODY NEEDS Ï à ee FT ue ht 1 oO f

“wyers, in ani asters, Doctors, 1 ç _ 1c wat ER than . Itis worth &s weight in g Id LS wède e pe ca AEAERS rend e attics and # es e 1 sc ; LS A À ein he or HER. Æ

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: |to say or do, despite th: assu-| savoir de préparer une mani-

| {estation solennelle et uuniver-

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|rances of those capable men in

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charge of the industry-in the province, this has been so far a very unsa‘islactory year for

we sincerly hope that their inamber will grow smaller and smaller and beauiifal!y less. (They hive not made anything out of their dishonesty either

ri - ce = nimad >: ds: Blake, insistent pour qu il fasse | Cu Isl, ainsi 2e pp héne-d ,, ict-bas, pour dignement clore

ce voyage. Pour le peu del, vIx sou di x . dl ce S'eUs 3 one - " temps qui s’'écoulera entre les — : ” a augurer le XXe.

deux sessions, le goavernement

our western factories. à w | : western factories. We w ETe and are liable now before the auforiunate to have opened dur |

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| them ie of great depres-| All those circumstances iben s drices os [Sion in the prices of chcese.| 1, for increase

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a assez à faire pour reteair M.| ——— Laurier ici. | A L'ŒUVRE

M. Davies ministre de la

— |The expecta ions of the people who went into the business, | | With poor cows in many cases

Nous publions aujourd'hui!

marine et des pêcheries, vient | ane lettre du Révérend Père!

and improperly fed cows gene- rally, it is true, but s'ill with

d'acheter un bateau à vapeur Burke sur l'industrie laitière, |a fixed belief that they wonld

qui doit être placé sur la route que nous ne saurions tro re-| entre lecap Tourmentin et le commander à l'attention del cap Traverse. Le vaisseau est ! nos lectenrs. Le Révérend mou- de 200 tonneaux, a 129 pieds sieur, quia toujours si vive- de longueur, 26 de largeur et a! ment à cœur l'avancement de une profondear de 94 pieds. !ses concitoyens doit éprouver Le Stanley continuera le ser-|une grande satisfaction de voir vice entre Georgetown et Pic que ses efforts incessants sont

get at least 70 cents per cwt. for their milk, as some felt sate in assuring, were not realized.

They only got from 52to 54

cents, apd although this was really beiter than aaythins else they have done—wes a more profitable sele by far than

d activity in dairy work nexi year. Let wes- itern farmers prepare for it thoroughly. Select the best cows available, your tested cows, and breed them to good |males. There are good ones in the country now andit will pay you to patronize them. Then feed them for milk. The cow must be fed to produce milk. 1t istime our farmers ceased to regard a measure ol grain or mel f2d toa milch cow as wilfui waste. His Honor

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M. Sifton, l'un des membres du gouvernement Greenway, vient d'entrer dans le cabinet Laurier comme ministre de l'intérieur. On croit que cet avancement politique accordé a l'un @es auteurs de la persé- cution religieuse, est destiné à faciliter le règlement de la question scolaire—Le Pionnisr.

Le “Eastern Chroniele,” pu- bliée à New Glasgow, N. E. vient de publier un magnifique numéro 1ilustré sur papier de luxe. Les illustrations compren- nent les principaux citoyens et bâtisses de la ville. M. Macken- zie, l'éditeur propriétaire de ce

:si hautement appréciés et qu’-|they could make on:their pota- jan :i greud nombre de nos fer-|toes and oats, they could not |miers onit déjà mis en pratique | be persuaded in most cases but ses sages conseils, et se propo-|that they had lost severely by sent de redoubler de zèle dans | not churning their own cream la poursuite de la culture du |and selling poor butter at stores, | blé-d'Inde qui est reconnue, au-|as necessity demanded, for as jourd’hui, être un système much goods as they could se. beaucoup plus avantageux que cure. And there were some l'ancienne méthode que nous!who, used to hearing every

| avons poursuivie à notre détri- | thiug bad of the Governement iment depuis bien des années really believed that the De- Let qui devient de plus en plus partmert of Agriculture had lrnineuse. Ceux qui, d’aboré, made a handsome penuy of | s'étaient montrés hostiles à l’é-| profit out of them. We figured |tablissement des fromageries | out the whole matter of the let des beurreries, mais qui, tout | home sales for butter, ete, and de même, sont les amis du pro-|those for milk to the dairy sta- grès, n'ont pu se soustraire au tion with them, but there is a lésir qu'ils éprouvaient de |mystery in figures for most far- faire l'essai de cette nouvelle | mers who do everything, aias,

the Governor, who never tire: lin his eflorts to encorage any- thing of proviuciai advantage, (his r'peated from every plat: | form in the province the strik- ing epigram : “The best cow is the best fed.” This may be ab Isolntely rue, but there is a great deal in it to ponder over. The best performer at {he pail in Mr. Heartz's herd—and we are proud of having now one of the best herës of milkers in America right here on Prince Edward Island— would scarce- Iv produce milk enough to feed a cat if used as many of jour cows are. Get the best you can then without entail-

\ing extraordinary expense, im- |

considering this question. For those who cannot have à silo just now, there is no other re- course but the stack, and it is important that it should be rightly mode so that serious loss in food element be not sustain. ed. But the silo is the only sure means, and In winter repays many {ime overin comfort of feeding the jittle hustling en- forced in harves.ing, cuttiug and filling in the fall. Machi- uery is every day being per‘ect- ed and cheapened to aid the corn raiser., In New York tnis fall corn-cutting machines tra- veled over the country har- vesting at 15 cents pe acre, the owner to find twine. The

there might be some use of, whose enterprise, industry and

intelligence is. a maiter o! pride to all.

The corn crop is not an extra ove with us this ycar. There was much bad seed used, and mauy buried it too deop. The: {ormer evil is easily averted if farmers would but test the seed—put ten grains in a pot of earth and markthe percen- tage of vitality ; the latter re- quires but a little care. Shal- low planting is always prefe- rable. Some whose corn was thick enough, too, if properly weeded, allowed it to be cho- ked with weeds. 1 know of ssme returs of 15 tons to the acre, nevertheless, and there wii: be a fair crop genera]ly,

ol AS CARRE …” |prove them by judicious breed- | conveniences for enttine. ele. | TRe grain is good ifthe stalks vaillant journal mérite félicita: | mode de culture, et aujourd'- |by the rule ofthumb, and they |: in hs ‘ot A : g, ele are stunted Er : tion +, - : (INT, 1e M SENETOUSIY ANG | vatine, and filling were equal- - very blade Ê s. hui, que, comme résultat de were mystified, 1 suppose, but}, Le Gr . dE er should be carefullv o 2 si à tit Je LEE TepPAaY You \iy reasonable in price and com- areluliy garnered. re leur expérience, ils récoltent hugged their delusions a]l the, ae di 1 hope, Mr. Edit 4 DS 3 : l'ampiy In . plete in action, Our day will! pe, . or, that you : 40r4 Rosebury vient de don- 104 cts. la livre pour le fro-|closer. L-me d of un dt : : Fa will publish he à 2 loss: ie à si | mu: ,. ' | 19 5 $ OI COUTSE à neCeS- soon come in this regard if we P erewith Profes- : ner sa démission c-mme chef mage à la fabrication de le- This season’s work, then, sity. 1tis indeed a cheap ne Édtoles ie - sor Robertson's direeti { +1 libé : . fée : . "'oniv strive to Kkee ace wit ectons ; du parti libéral anglais. La quelle ils ont centribué, ils! has been au eye-cpener. Their ns te ft Sool Goult -oai _ . Pire with silo-fillius. M ré : ause est aitribnée à ï: RL hets have hthe re2:7 7" "1e POUR ON he times. PSS RON DEN: US. Many farmers, es- causé est altiribuée à ce qu'il sont des convertis sincères à la own pockets hav e ë Té- | think SO. Lately from intelli- | pecially with ° È No fi. ae 1 re en to harvestihe corn grown! ‘1Y With us, are new in : ne parfageait pas les o5inions cause. isult. They are mathematicaily | ..nt centres has come thel.…- = RS Mot à : de M. Gladstone et d ri | e us dc , that tl ho dal ; : this year in the best condition | ?° PUS'ess and require ail ; e M. Giadstone et de plusieurs! Le Réverend Père Burke dé- snre that the man who 2S word that corn harvesting in nnCh hs dÉ the light that can be forded è , û nb S Le be. 211 . + SsSsinie WwWiitnoun an "asie. ! S Li atlorde f membres importants du parti montre tous ces faits dans son given milk tothe factory js! ils is ae god and is produe- ] the thi : n 1 them 1 | dE dé Re ie et and among oS : libéral sur la question - d'O- intéressonte lettre que nous away akezd in his receipts. Iu- ing as good 1esults sas com!, ce. É e “4 2 sé eat-| he : : ‘ É ; « ”. : itended fo this winter Jet ma-! . &. Durke - rient. | D : c'est pourquoi nous deed, they know that their 3, :,: st , Les : é ë FU É sn ne , ins d 1 Dot Die made into eusilage. Of Course |terial for à silo be first in order| Alberton oct 7, 1896. . è |espé*ons qne tous ceux qui prudent, !ong 8" if the corn were saved in such with those who have none | us. ï

°» : » L + 2 e ni sb à 24e 1 Tr hi. r Le yat | Le + 0 . « g 1 î £ . + Il n'est nullement nécessaire sont les amis du progrès, ici, à | bors, who have f d their grain !à way that no loss from expos- | Dont't wait nutilevervhody is. Ripans Tabules assist digestion. ( - ? ! Ripans Tabules cure dizziness,

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pour être bon citoyen, d'aban-'T'ignish, ne resteront pas plus and green crops unstintediv ure to weather, etc, ensued, provided, be amouz those