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= — 0 ™ ™ ; 1 Saar” ceacemei es A aon = a ame = = . > (alendar for October, 189%. . Prese station. Cheese Factery at Vernon River | MOON'S CHANGES, . On Sa! irday evening last a deputation,| A Jargely at‘ended meeting was heli in : fall Moca, 6 h day - 1 48 mors compose: of the oilicers of the Charlotte-}the Vernon Riwer Hail on the 21st ast. rast Quarter, 12th day - 513 after ; town En, ineer Company, waited upon their] Edward Grant, Eeq., was elected Chairman New Moon, 20th dey sete oteenees 2 o after ‘ Captain, Villiam A. Weeks, Esquire—who|and the undersigned Secretary. The First Quarter, — day . a after is soon t join the ncble army of Benedicts| Chairman briefly stated that the object of Porigres, 7th day. .----.-+-.ne. - morn NOw sh BP BS N HN¢ 4 —and pi sented hin with a handsome|the meeting was to discuss the advisab lity —————— gn seis ‘4 + marble c ock, and Lieut. Charles Leigh, ; and practicabili'y of establishing a Ch2ese Dw ae High Water. Jr., fort . Company, read the fullewing | Factory in this vicinity. After the dit >us- | Day of Week. | ‘a. ae H ipl SE, ADDRESS sion interested parties would be asked to bivoth. 7 , : ee ee sieges eal ‘ subscribe to the undertaking et | neni, agile To Willis a Arthur Weeks, Esquire, Captain 2 i h. m. h. m J : of tl) 2 Charlotte:own Militia Engineer 44 ra te ye ae poaper, rN 1 | Satarday eo. 8 s \ E are now opening our Fall Stock of BOOKS, consist- Philli s » Comy any. ae eee is i Q Sealey ii 7 ; : . ee F ° tind UALEG.| DearSi —We, the officers, non-commis. : 5 tdi fae : : 3 Monday & 25 8 54 Ing of all the newest designs in sty le and Binding. ps q sioved off :ers, and mea, of the Charlottetown ~~ panes the right direction, and boli ved 4 Tuesday 9 22 9 43 Engiceer Jompany, ce nnot allow this, to you, Vernon River and the surrounding cou i*ry 5 Wednesday } 16 4 | 1% — most im; »rtant and happy occasion to pass > . Sona = we oe "ae aer B r 6 Tharaday ; 1) 43 ll 0 : * »2 a - Q without . xtending tc felicitations | the Island. He spoke of our changed cir- ¢ jy | | i148 | gp We ate showing a large range of PSALMS and HY MNS. eithows «cloning res, oar Seetens tes Semess ihe ctinesiow of arte, tbl g | saturday M 33 oa | ethodist Hymn Books, Methodist Hymn Books and Bibles} t prosperity of yourself ind your chosen wife. | Uncertainty of our markets, the os 9 Sunday ) 31 leg j : oa is ‘ ee ee BR For six ‘ears you hive been the chief offi.|policy of exporting our unmanufactured | Monday |} @s2; 114 oat st. Paul’s Church Hy mn Books, Teachers’ Bibles, @ | cer of thi: company, during all of which time] products, and 2 what it would eventvally is o | Tuesday tL | 36 ibles and Psalms combined. yon have seen indefat gable in your efforts to|lead. The Doctor produced figures and They thought I must die. 2 y ednesday “i; 3 make us he premier Engineer corps of Can- i i it i3 Thursday Be... | 4 25 : : ada; and in whee manner your corte have saauaier he tike ‘amen aries De | oo re ee ry i“ i 2 = 5 A LSO —A large assortment of Books for Boys and Girls, a rewe ded, a glan i. at ee of 9 minion, showing the rapid increase of ex-) Li T bl Saturday d \ . ° : 2 ? iow s "ING t t cific hae : i - aoe | 735 - and for Adult Readers we have s »mmething nice. WE ARE NOW SHOWING eae ee ae we ¥ He Ome = ports of dairy products from Ontario and | Hereditary iver rouble, 17 Moadayv } 8 24 8 46 our ambi ion, your new ties, so soon to be ne He tas gl = Jen ENLARGEMENT OF THE LIVER, ls Tuesday . oe 9 24 ‘ f formed, + ill not intervene to prevent you itate their cxampic, 2 = ” D the best Physicians, CURED. 19 | Wednesday | 940] 9 56 HASZARD & MOORE 9 | na keeping u there. . : ene. a cavigy-atcainae Gan eponaniian % Thursday |} 16 12 10 2 ee : ae ‘ Na ” ey yj We beg you to accspt the accompanying ebn Hamilton, Bsq , Who 1s & pracicai tion of the Liver, many in my fam 21 Friday 10 44 | 10 59 Ch’town, Sept. 14, 1892—w fs VICTORIA ROW. vi token of aur affection Nea appreciation, end | and successful ‘urmer, was the next speaker. | have died with the aumpe discase,and.a large 92 «| Saturday 1117 | 1 35 to betieve hat, as the pendulum marke the | He encourag:d the movement, and said he eco Md BF eg ad 23 Sunday iil)... Ss“ _ en “ ee IN EVERY DEPARTMENT fleetiag m ments, no length of time can ever | believed this t« be the on'y new depariure els alternating between Constipation "4 Monday 0 8 0 26 , . - ‘efface fro: our memor.es the services rendered open to the farmers of this Island. He and Diarrhera. Pains all over my body, % © | Tuesday | 0 45 | 1 5 e o e by you te his Compary, and hope you may /spoke of the success attending the New and severe patee. Fouad oak stseb » Wednesday Ed I = — y ur Se position. |Perth factory under Mr, Dillon’s skilful migints, and in fact Piper | 25) is xhibition fh Teoraea eet [Renee Go Meee (BETTER Sees % | Sato day Pia @iiea FE . J ¢ d » 9 able m lieutenant may be happy end Commissioner was likely to give, the need My Physician said I had Enlargement y | Sunday 5 4 | 551 rés i 00 Ss pleasant one, and that all tas be of ee ae — - Senne of ber 3 ire day before IT commenced the use of onde 6 38 7 15 i u shed, when the fiaal ill: ds |'>Z our methods of agriculture. r. SKODA’S REMEDIES, EI had two ait- —_—___—___- 7 nose I , [yew muy'l found at your poet, worthy” of Hamilton read an interesting and inetruc:| [torent mmpeactens Si" fried , AN the rewar of a faithful and obedient soldier. |tive paper on the cultivation of fodder corn, ; ch and taker so ‘many different kinds uatest Styles * | On behs fof the Corapany : Geo M Moore, |the construction and filling of silos, a pro- of patent medicines, without avy bene- ; Lieut; Ch s Leigh, jr, Lieut; Sidney Grey, | por knowledge of which is so closely con- a Se yee ie pig tett 4: gf! j widiaiitacie Sergt Me} Jas M Cameron, Sergt; J M Dav- |nected with successful dairying. He closed away ‘THA cin” modi. Fort : ison, Ser tj Arthur Gates, Sergt; Wm Lihis instructive address by offering to fur- cines, one oa - en ne use. . Stricklan: Corpl; Otte N Baird, Corpl; J H | nish all necessary information as to cos: of aedina eas fed hele, waa anon UNTIL SOLD Gor a Et wl edes cl cea baidigny peat ots eee ie ed ceotaten - ; ; j ; ; j ’ . Dillon, Es manager of the New bowels assume a w d The fo) owing is Captain Weeks’s T. J. Dillon, Eeq ge } leep » to eeu ready and ill be maile to _ : ‘ Perth dairy station,aad one of the best ch-ese rt eal = anaes Se as any address on application. ane a aan ii tons makers of Ontario, 7 next. He was will- ™ » et table tebe Wilkes OD Cbteree ’ : o Lieuts z€0 3 reand Chas Leigh, jr,/ing to do all in his power te forward the | | RB, BW EDA SOVERY JOR THOUSAND DOLLARS’ WORTH OF FINE CHINA, including Tea Sets, Letter orders will receive Sergt 4aj Grey, 3ergts J M Cameron,/movement. Dairying had proved a great si peustes) of ee DISCOVERY, Water Sers, Vases, Pitchers, Cheese «ni Butter Dishes, Toilet Seta, Chocolate! .. eful d t attenti J ML vison and Arthur Gates; Corpls } success in Ontario. (Cheese exports had stcad- TABLETS, and to-day ‘COLD Jugs, Berry and Pudding Sets, Bieque Figures, Wine and Milk Sete, Periume at q, care ul and prompt attention. ai 4 Strickland, Otto N Baird and ily increased; so had the demand. He ad Oe Oe IS sac, am welt Vinegar Bortles, China and Glass Baskets and Ink Wells. and 1,001 other articles to! ‘- oan s th h kied wisheall vised farmers to start on & proper basis. All land y. The streomgest state-} beaut if d adoro the household. th ( ili q mDvC. | can a: ure you that these kind wis should be directly interes: Own the f te Ement I could make would not tel! autify an ro the househo All the above goods will be sold at BIG REDUC i e . > od and this b sutiful pres nt are indeed a plea/ory and run ii; produce the best and thus half your worderiul Remedies have RRY Avis’ TIONS for TWO WEEKS. NEW G 10DS are coming in every day, aud for want of sent surp: ic, afd coning at tile time are y ae prod ae a oes : anak ton eae, room we have to push them off ac PRICES THAT TELL Auto and Phu tograph doubl gee th id: if ill secure and hol . place ia the British market. Respectfully yours, oo] =e oubly 80, or another »esides myself will ap- | Competition is kcen, but from what he saw of Rock any, Me. Ms. P. H. LAND.

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Albums, Nice Plush and Leather Dressing Cases, Manicure Sets, Cuff and Ovllar’ | Boxes, Glove and Handkerchief Sete, Jewel Cises ' five Violins and Accordeons at all prices to be sold at wholesale prices. od masical ins‘rament at your own price.

SCHOOL and COLLEGE BOOKS all in and selling at the cheapest rates. ‘cap, Memos, Pencils, Slates, inks, etc.

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| Clearance Sale of Wall Papsr and Window Blinds. Everyoue is suited. a | of Pictures and British Piate Mirrors. Framing done to order. a Ad |ings to select from. Charlottetown, Sept. 19, 1892—eod & wy

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\ R. SN. EARLE, Organist and Choir Master

first Methodist Church, Instructor of St, {james and Zien Church Presbyterian Choire ‘ feacher of Masic in Miss Russell's School fo Girls, and Agent for the celebrated Newcombe Pianos, known 4s the Steinway of Canada. Les-ons given at the above School, at thr houses of parent, or at his residence, WES1 STREET, on Tue: days and Fridays and Wedues- days ead Naturda;s. Terims on application. septi—dy 3i wy tf

preciate ai Lenjoy thea,

Yeur ki d words to :ne as your captain are very dear, snd will last longer in my memory than the r sollection of your substantial and useful pre: nt.

‘The pas six years of my connection with the Charlo tetown Eng neer Company, as its captain, ai pleasant o: es to look back upon, and althov h we have had many difficulties to covtend with in our efforts to keep up the standard oc the Compary, yet. I always felt that the p. fect esprit de corps which exists amongst u and the un ‘ted efforts of officers, non=comm! sioned officers and men would leave no cr ise to fear the results, which as you sey, t] » reportsof the various inspecting officers sh« ¥,

It is not or me at this time to praise the Charlotte: wn Engineer Company or to extol its merits, »ut I do say that it is in no way like this be utifal clock —for it will never al- low itself t. run down-—-its works have often, and will al ‘ays contiove to be seen.

Iam mo » than pleased to know that my partner thi ugh life is cecognized by you as only secon in command.

You will olease convey to the company the sincerest t| anks of their Captain and new Lieutenant

\ Word of Advice.

Srr,—I + e bythe Pa:riot that Mr. Super- visor Moor -y has been to the convention ree cently held in the city, and gave it as his opinioa the . red spruce was pot good wood to use in the « onstruction of bridges. He, how- ever, seems to have forgotten to tell the con- vention the - he had discovered that red (rote ten) fir wet excellent foc that parpose, to wit, for cu: bing raile, stenc ions, &c., particulai- ly when cc sted with hake oil and mineral paint !

What he said about getting so much work done for so !ittle niomey may be all right, but I can tell b m how to get more work done for the same m mey. Don’; advertise any more sales of bri ges at 7 o'clock in the morning, and be sur to give more than oue night's notice, sv t at others besides Mooneys can at- tend the sa es.

I suspect the assembl:d wisdom of the land did not tak kindly to “dr. Mooney’s oratory, as his feath srs seemed to be somewhat ruffled on the retn n trip.

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For Ovi: Firry Years Mrs. Winsloes soothiag S: rup has been used by millions of mothers for their children while cutting teeth. {t relieves he little suiferer at once ; it pro- luces nati al, quiet sleep by relieving the shild from: ain, and the little cherub awakes as “bright sa button,’ It is very pleasant to taste. (t soothes the child, euftens the gums, allay all pain, re ieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best-known remedy for liarrhcea, v vether arising from teething or »ther cause Twenty-five centa a bottle. Se sure anc ask for “ M s. Winsloe’s Soothing Syrup,” an« take no other kind. lyr

No man ever smoked ‘Myrtle Navy” obaceo for a fortnight ind then took to any wand in , reference to it. It bears its own estimony ¢ its qualities, and it is testimony, which is @ waya conviacing. The smoker who uses is never annoyed by getting it

sometimes: good quality and sometimes of vad. Tne crangemente of the manufacturere or keepin its quality equal are very

elaborate &: 1 complete, and are the results of navy years of experience aud close obser- vation. pee

the resources of the Island we should be #ble to hold our own against all-comers. Mr. Dillon strongly advised the growing of fodder corn for winter feed, It would yield more and better cattie food at less cost and ess exhaustion to the soil than any other crop that could be grown.

Each of the three gentlemen spoke of the good work Prof. \tobertson is doing, of bis ability and energy, and regarded him as che right man in the :ighi place.

Hon. George Forbes also addressed ‘he meeting. He was interested in the movem snt directly as well as indirectly, and looked on the enterpriss with favor. He would give it material aid. He believed there would be no trouble in providing the necessary funds « nd that it would eventually prove of gencral advantage.

Pownal, Gallas Point, China Point, Che -ry Vailey, Mill View, Uigg, Orwell and Veron River were well represented. A number of gentlemen spoke and all favored the uader- taking. A list was opened and over tweive hundred dollars was subscribed, with more to hear from.

Wm. Jenkins, Keq., in moving a vote of thanks to the three gentlemen who were pre- sent by special request and gave such vaia- able information, spoke hopefully of ‘he undertaking that had such a favorable begin- ning. The motion was seconded and support- ed by A. A. Moore and Owen Sullivan, 18, and unaaimously carried.

Davip P. Irvine, Sec’y.

Vernon River Bridge, Sept., 1892.

Cheese Factory Meeting.

Pursuant to public notice a meeting was held in the Murray Harber South H:.ll, on Friday evening, October 7th, for the purpose of discussing the advisability of starting a cheese factory in the vicinity. Charies LeLacheur, Esq., having been called to the chair, opened the meeting with a few explanatory remarks and then called on Mr. Dilion and Dr. Robertson (who had been invited to attenu) to address the meeting.

Mr. Bitton, the energetic manager of the New Perth Cheese Factory, was the ficst speaker. Hig speech was eminently practical, fully explaining the steps necus- sary to be taken in organizing a joint stock company—showed up the advantages of the co-operation system, and giving some excellent advice as to the care and manaye- of milch cows—showe: sumples of fodder corn grown on the Isiand and explained the kinds of feed best adapted to keep ap the flow of milk, ete. He also gave an outline of the cheese factory business frm its first start in Ontario, giving statistics to show the growth and possibilities of the business.

Dr. Robertson, who evidently takes great interest in this industry, spoke on the bene fits to farmers end the profits that would result from the business. He also gave some practical advice regarding buildiag and conducting a factory.

After an address from Hon. Senator Prowse and a few remarks from some of the leading farmers present, it was unanimously resolved to go on with a factory if tse quantity of milk required could be vob- isined.

A committee was appvinted to canvess the district, and the mveting edjour.ed to meet again in two weeks to hear the report of the canvassing committee.—Com.

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