X-

Tl. il d Issey Raster

eieieyeseesee-lies nes an

ui \ssae|lpltd0eas.a|unyet we-te need tau h seaaslat the p'_.a» ii-.t ness KI! asjlassasey Dove. req aims-lslthslsisslllssllhea nets me avslisssavliuus an nm. i-s_esq@-'eewstsiset a peat msn1d@fa&,aaw iiviag halv- 'hzq wie HI llshols, Lrlnebeare, serene, Isvesieils. Dniuesys. 'rant .i....¢sassss§l»», .

'may weseeasistoeslebrau tum. who was -unseen one was the its-. ennel otthsirssrinl. and to do noaei- to Thomas Deloitt- the mehalvofssaof the fw=\l\°g_\»y me 1.. me sm ual, ann; uielnot.anean- novelties ofthe mowmentlmly me - so its ni-mini naprmpil crunch. not

cd. Hu” Bnhwt ‘hd i” ww' 'fd M' hi' ian, and a number of his children foiluw-

wlh Ill lad Uyeall. They were lsul in rest in the English Church Ceme

nary, but their descendants thought ltheet ,lm to remove them, and place them and the

monument when must of their rela'i are buried. '

After coming from the old country, must have taken brave. stout. hearts

they found euoh shelter as they could, i an old house. near whstils .now oalle Beach Point. and from there they alter

""6" “mud "°"hWb°°°m°>h“°wn .5 called also kept school, and it was with

Machon’e Point. _Perhaps bud they hee as much alivejn thy needs of fsrmlns a their _ would .hav settled &is'yh|`i2lG1Uo]s,‘_whsn they flrs landed, buiwilisy wefiicoopera by trade, s they considered thewoods were all the were to be desired and therefore the settled there. - _ Their Brat work altar choosing the lands, was to clear a small plot, and bul

s log house fatahrltur. Little could be

done iu the way of raising a crop th

, ' “ i ti t in _

ye" “ “M "non Wu PM ' u ey ness for themselves, which they carried

were busy enough. getting ,prepared fo

next year. ’ _ -

wsat_`ui»andei»iar_mg ii aiiist have see to cnt down ,_tli_o,sa great trees from every Mun,” Hum, santa people. _

n At first there was no‘Post Ofiioe nearer

rod of |frou`t`\d,"to-qatotit the enarmou

. ' rl tl t _

;‘::p;;_:;n';‘k:t_;;k°;“:;:;`;rr htm: than Charlottetown, and the peoples' few

lies. t " '_ __ _ ' How reelfaelnu sneli-dimes

yMil‘

then: make

allowable. _

WIS

What than

Ill

l‘

SETTLEMENT

" school, but in thsoourss of time many

:Z Thorne, with her son Charles, and daught-

‘“"“ ~°“ "'_’°'° '°"'“`°"“‘ "’°‘°" """'° Henry nrerinittr. she team seasons “hey km” “dm” but h“d'h|p and mn some time, in a house not far from where

"mid “'“"'”°m' But “Wham dmmm our school now stands. Afterwardavllre.

d here went back to tne old country. Mrs.

2 most of their education.

D store at the head of Murray River. For a

Y - _

store until David Crichton, a young man

,r who) came from Dumfries, Scotland. wafl ld given charge of a small store, on what la

Am' Y" “'6“““¢'_°'°" otiloe was established at Thomas‘Bell'.~, "“"m“° °"t'°H'hf"°" White Sands, the grandfather of tho

and mndarin

lighter that , th

'wife brough

very lou

were born

the country

none.

thdle through

here. , lair!!

oould only

t@sr\|les\it\»eirlrstgasterwae the itsv. ilasiei lttlewiy. 11"-antenna unseiiamnehfn mai- ve when the Pnsiayervise chanel: Int stsQ. 1‘hees\aels¢1 ieia as old tenses: tcaeisa rn-mane the assist, stead asset the shun. Whse it wastaesra that thsrs would bs eeivioss in either ehsrih. people cams fnbni tar and near, often hrisgiaga lunch wl.h them, and staying for both services it tbsrs chaaccd to be two. The that Method at linister

after :omiug hers he became a Pnsbytsr-‘

ed him, while others went with lisa moth- er who was connected with the lllsthod

lt was some years before then was any

other people arrived, among them I Mrs.

er Frances, who after became the wife of

Thorne and her son, notcaring for life

' Machon, or Aunty Mschon, as she was

these tssehsre the Brehaut family got

| 1 About the time the Brehnute crime hsse'f` John Cambridge started a shlpyax-_d`_snd

t _

number of years this was the nearest

. now John Hydes Poinl:,hy lion. Joseph

,_ Wlghtman. After s few years he, w_lth a,

partner William Emery started in hull-

r on for ten years. They than dissolved

partnership, and for nearly thirty years

n David Orlohtou served thefwants of the

A letters and papers were brought to the

place by Oanibx-ldge'e._ But after over

I' thirty years, or about the year IBM s post

K present postmaster there.

At times the need of medical skill' must have been very severely felt, there being

B no doctor nearer than Charlottetown. Ip.

,_ sfter`years it was a great boon to the' H people to have Dr. Kaye as near as

of ' ” ' Ge t wn wsss ut. thirteen 9'” ° ' t ,

...-_-.,,~.

.-iw'

-_°

Long before the wind had subsided

the shores of Prince Edward Island had been 'sighted and once uear enough to judge of the [ever-changing pnuornma of the Garden oi’ the Gulf, as it is called, there was no end of interesting things to be seen. ...iiaw plncosfwhicit' T ‘invc \" -.ited ham; `s'o`°iai'li$rably impressed n1c` as does this Island, which is mme less than zoo miles long and from 1% to iS miles wide, being the smallest in arcs of the British Prov- iilcee. its shores present a strikling ap- pearance, beiug of red rockless soil, rising perpendicular several feet above' the waierline, their reddish hue contrasting strilrlingly with the background formed of the intermingling greens of the ver~ dont fields, shrubs and trees. In a word they are

SHORES UNLIKE OTHER SHORES and immediately one becomes possessed of a curiosity which expands and grows the more you see and learn of this little corner of land which lies out here noi"east of -us. -

_ Long benches oui.line the building, being also arranged ln long rows down the cen-

~five feet, a cleat forming the dividing

I (To be continued.) `

H54-

“As Others Soo US”-ST.

' ‘ i: ` f _ yi-»\r:~. The District, is not so l»arg»- iiiiu

M45. _QI SEE__.Sl§.

From the Manchester, N. H., Daily Mirror. ~

SATURDAY

i-isis

line. Here the venders _hold forth, cn fully displaying their wares, then. sc tling themselves comfortably, nwnit th coming of customers to purchase oi the A couple dozen eggs and u quart of rren may possibly comprise oue's stock trade. Another offers luscious berrie of poei'.i‘>ly a '{ll'Ii"'Y7i`flov\~;ra .ipim ~..‘.ii: thel due still glisieus, while rubbing c bows is one who has brought in ii m of pens all shelled and a lieighbur will pair of live chickens or a calf pelt to sci Everything for the table, from the egg milk, vegetables and berries down to t meat and iish, emi he perclmsed wilhi this market, and :ill of the very freshu you may bc sure. In the 'squu rc l

\‘

teams, not n few of them drawn by axe

goes to market, ns one has ample chan

with them baskets and pitchers, for no of the veuders, strange to say, are prov

ed with anything in which to put

, A bountiful breakfast sent us sway,their wares. Not the least interestin smiling to visit the market, for it was feature of this novel sceneis the peep Friday. one of thetwo all-importantfdays, _ _their bright. wholesome faces being good The sportsmen, we were told, finds a ofthe week, when the country and the'to look upon. 'Vhere is no confusion city folks meet ata public mart, whichzappareutly no rivairy. lt is more lik has headquarters in a fine largc building the old-fashioned irountry fair before th in Quocn’s square. :day ofthe fakir than anything else tim

While inarlteis such as this ure not it could be likuied tu. Outside th

strange to some of our American citiesit_huildii1g, huddlul about thc cnterauv somehow has _the indians gathvr with their basket: lm lturlasav nxsraasur s'r1uosrusal¢.' and their heed work and to the strange

at least, give thc day an added iutcre.-sl

One who goes to Charlottetown, as

ter, each marked off in spaces of four or confess I did, expi-ating to sec aprimitiv

people living lu s.hack:. and eking out u

e-_existence the best way they can, has a i.-i grant surprise in store for them as they

i, upon :ill sides of them the sign of the ui iimcs given expression in modem bulld» in ings of substantial and attrlctivc ll'Chi1_

5, lecture. li We drove out neceral-1sd'l>€¢‘*‘ll!!¢9"!ii*1l‘““

5,-‘ rcu of mountains. On all sides we saw

_ ll _

,, l nim_i.~;ious sul. for back from the road and

are [backed up and the farmers swa stories while they wait. The whole cit

ce The flowers were in the zenith of their

to observe man women and childre

coming from nil directions, bringing “’1\\1"

uc wii.i» Rosas Nonnsn 'ro Us af svnav id

lc l .wsiilcd to us on the breezes.

c`walk upthe main throughfare and sea

1. :ilmost nuitchlcss country, which is bar-_

li v\'idenci~s of thrift and it would seem as |_ if ueni-ly all the land not covered by 5;, forests is`_uuder cultivation, The p05- Q sessions uf each ure methodically laid U out and carefully fsucéd OE from neigh- ,.-,; boring lands. There are many fine C cstzitcs with low gnbled, rambling old

I;'wiih ii picturesque avenue of arching y trees lending up to hospitable doors.

,,‘ glory and although August was ou e

TURN, . ' ii thcir fragrance being rivaled only by th

I , ` ¢ gisccut of'the uew niown hay which wa

, that he could ask for, partridge, wood-

c_‘ciick, wild geese, brsni, snipe, etc., io- cl gctlier with larger game, being plentiful L in seals/wil. The many sir_estus abound

I: with trout and salmon and :\ half hcur‘s i-, ¢.lill isnll that is necessary to take him

.-Q.

Q1(

other portions ei this Pmili

which hsgpwducod the larui-~i

corn-posidcnt wrlling on iielnfl

As for school leach- r- :hi-_v un-

formerly.

t./nvvatis.

D. C. Martin, M. A.. Eldon. A. A. McLean, L. L B.. M. P. K. J. Murtin, B. A., Portlsnli

rnrzluirnzs.

Allan Frazer, Xllierwn, J. B. McDon ld, Spokanv.

Alex McLean, Moors own, On Jann Moises. van Leia mu, M. J. MuLeod.\Pasadens, Cal. ,Uhll§llB.Mcl4o¢l, Iowa, U. S. Daniel McDonald, Czilgnry.

Theo McLeod, Orwell.

R. C. Mcltae, M. A., Chicago,

neurons.

J. B. McDonulil, Spokane.

Angus Mah’ wuin, Riverside, Angus Mchenn, Snurls, P. E.

Dr. Annlc Melina, Fall River, Dr. Annie Young, Ceylon. Isn.;\c l\loLc-un, Vancouver.

linivxaus.

Kansas.

Martin McLean. Manager

Bank, llavanport, U. S. A.

Ulinrles McLean, Bank

Spokane.

Ins liullng friendly roni|»ariv-f\u- as

u prominent men and wiiiii-ii. .\

uv, at

|w.:'~\

A PLEA rditwltnnou

9 r-ia~\|'1\

i..|.1m'r_5.sTl»

lie publication in last tiainrrisyh aiuu-ra.

“Quilts Gunrdllu of ihrllsi of Malin _ A_ *_ _\|,.L,o,|_ gr* \'0|\_

snliaied sane and daughters ui Ugg. lia.~»_ "im, “_ “m,,_ |.;M,,,,_ been the mesasoi intsnrsting n aiilims f \|,,, | A M, |,,,|,,,,,, \| ,,,,,,_,,|

i.\\

e'r_ An hir' l"iii\a_\ mn.

lil-ni nth \"ln|,q-sail,

aays_~“i see hy the last. Maaaaiui- <;i»». dinn an account. of the famou~ s~»\|l-~u--

ol I-1»l<»=i_ i‘ou-ill Mr-llnual l.

I Alex hli-ll-in-.|d_

'\\\ .l»\vai~'.~» Mun hianu.

of l'irrg Oertslnly lt ie on-ritual-li-1--i'\.i but l lhllsit El-‘lun District r-ali - qulr 1 1

the prlfessiona En hard llud n i.-i. the pio assional men ani wiuiivn ol Iii-i.-ii. i'. -1 uw. »»- .. _

James McLean, M. A,, Vancouver B.

Cal I

il. Siiiiiiiv-l _\l» l. iii. li lluu~.\ .\l.|,...<l,

HI _\l -i \'|i \lv|¢l-Iii.

imitliii--i~ iii' ~.l \i ~.l,~,

Ch"l`- -w

Urcgov.

Donald Menon., wen oaiie, P. E. I.

in Out.

c_»ipt.»il|_\s were lost. at sea. 'l`\i_» _ii-‘.’_

___ .\iiuu»l Mcllvod and his ann .l ni.

lligg wore teachers at Eldon fir inn ,

l"l\()Fl'15.‘§(lli:<. .

J.A.Nlrholaoa, l\I.A.. McGill U

U. S. Ai

niverslty.

Dan Mcllnnalcl, lloston, Mass.

U. S. A.

ll. C. McLeod, Bank Manager, Ellis,

William McLru.n, Charlottetown.

Peoples

Manager,

ahle. Tin- greatnnfijni-ivy uf \l.i~ _~... \ L. \' up ....,

.l w .l \. .,‘ ,,

.il .irilivi .l \|i»~ ,\ivi.

t 'u|l.il_\ |i\--

C-~\~'. .\.4 »~ »i

.\‘i\li1l-1" Miiiim 1 i

.\`f~l .\lnr. ins- I-.

lifrliv '\‘. Mutt-li~\.~v

Muvfiuvli "1~li~- .

lluliald f\l|'li -vu Nurlili i\l1~li»u'.

.lnhn hir Rue.

Muni-1-l< lil. Moll 1'. Muuluclt li. Nl(-Di-vialii Dan llvli iv. John Gillis. Donald A. Murchison. Nell D. Murchison. Donald N. Mun-his

Prim' Murclilson. Alex. Murchison.

Alex McLeod.

Mnlcnlm Mr-L--url. \¢VlilInm F Islay -nn. Murdock l:’inlny~on.

Ah-x. McAu|ey.

A Allan l\1r:Aulry.

Rodlr. Murchison. James McDonald. Mui. R. McLeod.

Archie R. McLeod.

Sam Buchanan. Sam Nicholson. Mal. Nicholson. William McLeod. Thomas Mcltao. John Halliday.

rm.

aaacrnicxaus.

R. C. McRae. Chicago.

Donald McRae. Hector McRae.

former there are msuy ofa

» out to thc fuiist of deep ses fishing. r - \Vhilc sp¢\cc‘forbids cvcu mention of . , runny of thc interesting things observed I ` during my visit in Charlottetown and

, without exception they sit far | the street and ure hedged in

c vicinityl feel thnt l must not leave ihe_uny garden ,med with now”

homes, the horses and the trees. Of th

type, the sbodes of the wealthy.

bsclr. from by statel

lu xurious

Almost

4 trees, The vine-cc vered cottage. with its

n subject without referring briefly to thai an in “majority of cases audi

s. has he he stree

/ .

Beam 82

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'w' ‘fi ~

‘r»¥*'i ' , ‘ _

inches

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I0 II'

of the residential section look much alike lined with these ueat little abodes, A vestibule with slept and door to the side and window towards the street, invari- ably filled with flowering plants, is a characteristic and gives the houses the appearance of being backed up to the throughfarc.

The trees are magnificent and in the

parks and private grounds the huge white bitches are abundant and are point- ed out by the Islanders with great pride. Lovers of good horse flesh find in this lo- cality a place where almost every horse is a good one. Without exception almost thé rank and file as they pass you by are sleek and fat and well groomed.

There is a positive charm about Priuce

Edward Island-an indescribable some- thing which lays |,hold upon you and leaves an indelible msrk-and it was posi- tive regret that we watched its shores re- cede in the distance as we tnrucd towards Halifax on the return. Friday aiteruomi and evening we spent on deck, watching Tm: artaurxrun Maaxxi-: ricruass as the shores of the island gradnallyplis- appeared from view aatern, even as the dhorea of Nova Scotia and those of Breton show dim and uncertain ou

distant horizon.

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AUVERTISING IS Bii0Al].

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Advertialngln itself means pnbliitor

and publloitylsa very breed and cotr- pifebensiva ann. It does not mean dsnpiyswisrl whispered to a favored hw. Italo, rather, synonymous with ra gsatal, broadcast. declaration, and the i|roa4d’thalaupe of the announcement, tlisbittsrths advertising. No oeoupieu qeeethatdirepts attention along

and .issued lines can be gsrded ss waatsd;_norea.u peuded to this end be nvsrtsnoe.--Amenosu

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V iilwdt 1-Inlmnr Gsm mtg,