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THE G I ` ` JN, HARLO`[‘TETOWN, NOVEMBER 23 1898.

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K ten cattle and swine keep

' I f poultry, &c, &c.---there are those I

IIIINK III IT

A Pomrtl Tin of Pure ' Tzti't‘ti' BAK- CIi;?(ini‘o\\‘Dr;lt1°0i~ 385

A Saving of from 200 to 250 0,, Every Pound you Buy.

uSE N’S iittttflll that

1>EPfRcG /._ .

FBIIIIWGVPO Pow f“f.~._~eas: mature Pumff . Q- `1 p GUARANTEED. ~ ”

santa quamn,1utr-'

olttvouun rms. = 1 ` I '” The good cook no longer hm excuse for using Cream of Tsrtar and Soda, as this new Baking Powder is surely as

Economical, at the same time bingmuch more convenient

tsusc. It is perfectly uni- form and always works the Same.

gig; V* _

;¢s¢>e-ee-o~€~3»o-¢9»e-»3>o-»3»¥

Grainps, Group, tai., , 9,<;\;§§§» g Colds, , ache, '

'- Diarrlitea, .» Dysentery,

i ”‘ ‘“ Bowel Complaints.

5. 2. Safe. Quick Cure for fa these troubles is

*Zi-H3> lt+3»0+E§*&-t3>0-t3'-06°C-t3>

0*3*"4?O'\0~

mir i//cr;

It is the trusted friend of the

; Mechanic, Farmer, Plante Q Sailor, and in fact all cl:tss::s_

Used internally or externally. Beware of iznitations. Take

none but the genuine “ P__..1;~>.Y Davis.” Sold everywhere.

250. and 500. botrtles. _

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'£0-sl+£~>c5 <E>e *$14-011+-9

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age -Prof.Robertson Tells

the Story in HiS Valuable Report.

Co-operative methods for the . pro-

motion of the public good are both desirable and necessary ;and the govern- ment itself in the exercise of its fun- ctions is one way by which the people co-operate for their own bensdt. The protection of life and property is now, recognized as only the primary function of agovernment; and the making of one’s country s. desirable land to livo ia is a responsihili' y inseparable from the carrying on of government in the highest order of civilization. While aa organization for co.0peratiou does not in itself create energy, it may so eoa- trol and direct it. as to do the greatest amount of good wcrk at the least OX- psnse. _

The aim and effort of this branch of

the Department has been to gain the coalidence of the farming community in its ability and its willingness to hslp them in their work : -

(1) The co-operation of farmers with

the Department has been sought in every undertaking;

(2) Farmers have been ancourtged in every way practicable to enlarge the I

sphere of co-operation with each other; I and `

(3) In some cases it has -been nec-

essary for the Department of the Government to do forthe individual far- mer what he could not do for himself.

(1) Many instances of the work of

the Department in gaining the co-oper- ation ofthe farmers with it. are evident Where the Department has started a Government dairy station in a district where co-operative dairying had not bien introduced, and where it has been afterwards successfully conducted b_v L

he farmers themselves. '

('2.) Evidcizcas of success in encourag-

ing the farmers to enlarge their co-ope- ration with each other are abundant in the cooperative creameries which are in operation during the winter months in all parts of Canada. These resulted from the starting of two winter dairyiug stations under the management ofthe Department in 1891-92. These illua- tration stations Wcrezcopied by dairymeii in all parts of Canadt.

(3.) The individual farmer would not

for himself provide cold stora._c accom-

_- 7, tiivdation for the safe transportation of

burter, poultry, egvs, clrcs ell meats, cr

. ` D `

Dr R B S tt-nuer fruits from the plat-as of produc- t ° ' ° tion to the ultimate market in Great

(Formerly of Royal Victoria H0spit_.p,_ Britain. The merchants who handled

M0`,m.ea1_) these goods had not singly enough busi-

r“\-Sl(,l_,\._,‘. _,ND SURGE0N_ ness to er able them to arrange for ap

R. J. H. AYERS

LOSTS, FOUNDS.EI{}.'

iibutn sl-nfnatf oIPthe Late chief

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Dfi

revise# U'

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‘ the b A D ` li: . to Street . - ~

‘;';'I_{§‘CgG‘,’,’,‘m§‘0F,§’_°” is n 4 tg carrying on ofcommerce is the exchang- `ha - ' ‘ ' ' '

WRyS Or the SI63KIlSl]lDS Tllit WHS 81'-

gE;__yl,.s_ Montgomery-as gm. ranged for by the Department of Agri- ’l’\llf*¢‘ -alreet. 5 if d- culture, and equal opportunities were.

.~ *__ _ _p _ > _V _QT given to all shippers to take advantage

S,,ec,aIat,9n,iCn given _,O diseasés 0 regular cold storageservice on the rail- srn '

of it. This may be cited as an instance

' of a l)epa1-tmenut of the Government do- I in for the >t~ Ie what could not

g P1 P my

singly do for lliemsetv.-s.

afte M ds .0 t 3 d, atrons . _ ~ , _ meif, m‘§'I,£2'(, ig th; H123, fsrowse Such lotion need norébo feared' as the Nqr-th .side of Queens Square. tending to lessen the enterprise ot the to the "gm “pstmm individual or to destroy his Self reliance

and inrIe,>er>dei;ce. It rather increases and stimulates both throuoh the larver

B G

DENHST' , opportunities for their exercise which

_ - 0 i ` i` l

I ' I ` .

l it provides. In no sense or case can

such cc op rat on interfere to tie n-p jury of any business already established,

s0,_,c,1-on & A1-1-ORN Ey which is pron;o’ing the prosperity of

the country Ou the contrary such co-

llot r. , ` ‘_ _ . ’

ary an(;iFi,<s:I%'B‘,i_'eyan°e operation w~ll provide opsnii gs f-ir the

and ~|QN¢1'0N,N.B I exercise of skilful management, com-

Qlue tososmd mcrcial talent and industrial ability.

-f f ~ -- 1 - -f A f"` with the bcst chances for remunerativc

returns to the individual.

ers rlnusé on' Quplegiiwtstreit. i The purpose of agriculture is to pro-‘

water. Electric ` s etc - ADM, to Mm E_ ,._,,mr. duce foods. The surplus foods, above

Janice Palmer, Ch‘T>wn New what are consumed on the farms, form

asis of commerce in Canada. The

L plea amiy Sitt_t..te.i awtllme ing of something for somethingelse It IHLPIY OCCUPWCI I’-Y C' P has come to he mainlythe exchanging of

I Heated with Mt a"'°andI I od t rt`cle or service for eiectricitgi Possession given some pr UC , 01'!! 1 »_ Alwlyw 611159-_D '“S"~U"' ' - money. In such transactions, from the

Tl. i cl' ` -

i:oii(i§.‘iii(iiit;l:i11'-'001ii)s`isii’0ii-ynsiiilfby production ofa crop of wheat to the

aiu and stable. lwtiuirv Of serving of bread on the table ofthe con

°' Hi“"°°'° Md E“°t°“ sumer and from the care ot a pasture mes' 2”' ' ' f n b tw 0 ti

cook wages si 110.110 field tothe tillingo t e ti r is on

Prefered- AP »1i' £0 ‘IHS the tabte,differcut interests are con- °°‘“‘°'““°‘ °“°“t°”»»».°“i2§ ?°*"“'i“' nl "°"l.'.§‘.‘i"t‘if. 'I.‘i€'I..§.’l° .351

n give" ‘gum pro acer h bta` th lit est

5 sumer can bot o in -e

measure of value and service, for their labor and what else _they have to give in exchange, the interests of other

Bilidbs the pidalbiti-th0’l0 ii'

What is [lone for Their

_Co-operation And Cold Stor-

` : da ‘ ' i

who buy and collect those products. The interest of the buyerf or collectors of farm produc‘s are not in entical with those of the producers, but both can obtain larger profits when ll the com- modities sold by one and handled by _.the other are of excellent quality, and in thc very best condition. When food I products become spoiled to any extent the value is lessened, and consequently a loss falls on somebody.

The interests of the carriers or trans-

portatiou companies are directly concern- ted in the quality, condition and value of the products to be handled.

The interests of the wholesale dealers,

who are sometimes a separate class from those who buy and collect the products. land also sometimes a separate class from those who retail or sell the pro- ducts in small quantities, are relatively large. and the business chances from them also are improved when products are of good quality, with t-ne least possible risk of deterioration while in their possession.

The interests of the retail merchants

-the distributors are most important in the development of agriculture. When these merchants-provision mer- chants - fruit merchants, green grocers. butchers, bakers and others-can obtain a steady supp y of Canadian products of first class quality, not likely to spoil in their posse asion. they have a chance for fair profits and are likely to push the sale of the se goods with their customers, more than they would push the sale of goods of irregular quality which are liable to create fault-finding, or goods ;lilrely to go out of condition, increas- ing the risk of loss. _

Finally, there are the interests of the

consumers. When they obtain a fine quality of farm products in the beat condition, larger quantities of them are consumed. The class of customers who live in towns and citit s and who are well able to pay high prices for such products select only those which are to their taste, in composition, in condition and in appearance.

In planning to provide or assist in

providing a system of cold storage, re- gard must be had to all these infer- ests. Men are concepned with the ` production of wealth and the progress of the country in those dif- ferent capacities. The middlemrn, the buyers, thc collectors, the transports.- tion companies, the wholesale merch- ants; the retail distributors, are quite as essential to the carrying on ofthe na- tion`s or couutry`s business with prollt, as are those who are called the pro- ducers or the consumers. The labourers who are product-rs of com- modities. or render services in any capacity, become the cor.- sumcrs in relation to those who do likewise in another capacity. The fair- nrer is a consumer to the manufacturer of furniture and clothing as much as the carpenter and the shoemaker are con- sumers in relation to the farmer. Prof. James. W. Robertson.

.leveii0t’s ‘ti

CURED OF P»'7\L?lT§Tl0?d OF THE HEART AP-ii) SRiiQ`i`l‘5Ei2§llG SPELLS 1

BY !£.iP.BURhl’S HEART AND

RERVE PILLS. I

Mrs- D. E. Lasailc, Canal Street, Dunn

ville, Qut., whose husbaiirl liecps zz ,‘cv.':llt*"y store, and is one of the best

.E \?-2575*: _ i_.f,,‘{`-~.\ _ r--°‘ s /;_~ /,i_.j"f_.-/,' " <- _ 77;(

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known and most progressive citizens of Duinville. Ont., gives the following de- sciiptlczz of her r--cont experience in the use of Milburn`s Heart and Nerve Pills;

“I took ’_\lilburn’s Heart and Nerve

Pills for v.-'eak nerves, dizziness, palpita- tion of the heart, smotht-ring spells at aight and sleeplessness. Before I used them I could not get restful sleep, and my nerves were often so unstrurig that I would start in alarm at the least noise, and easily worried. _

“ Last February I commenced taking

this valuable medicine, and it proved the right remedy for my weak and shattered nervous system. Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills restored my nerves to 3 strong and healthy condition, gave regu- lar and normal action of the heart. _

“ I sleep well now, and am better in

every way, and I recommend them heartily to all who suEer as I did." . Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills cure

_ Palpitation, Thrbbbing, Weak and Dizzy ` Spells, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, _Ari-

acmla., Pale and Sallow Complexiom Female Troubles, and all diseases aris- ing from disordered nerves, Weak held or watery blood. Price, _5oc. a box. or 3 for $1.25, at all druggists. T. MIL- lval & C0., Toronto, Ont.

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llllsasasss. 0990900- |322

ala, in-nits d th thinll §""'r,,-.,¢..¢’ _.newark _ _ °u-who ' mal? I>llt.1‘;t, iff? mim I l¢a.na¢er,Monta;sel. .Bt.JahIl. .B

§'=.’."f;<»;..._-.. _ -

` p . _ _ _

never before sold at. _

Fancy Paterns

“ “ Plain Grey and Black

“ “ “ Fancy Patterns

“' Flannell White and Grey

Union Twill Do “ “ "

“ Plain Do “ “ “

Ladies all-wool Dress Goods “

Heavy all-wool Blariketing white 2 yds wide “ Union Do D0 “ “ “ “ All-wool Do Grey “ “ “- 800 “ “ “ Checked “ “ “ $1.00

6. “

H u

¢¢ cs

350 300 450 800

750

H u

on P. E, Island Railway '

1 r ~ ’

Heavy all-Wool Tweed (Double and Twist) worth $1.00 per

ff of 5( (( ‘

This is one chance in a life time to. get goods at less than they Cost to _maIll_1fa0tu1§e, _ t loss _is ypur gain. Dont delay if you want any, They cannot last long at these prices. application Samples will oe sent and freight prepaid on parcels from $3.00 up to any;-station

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I acKAY’S Tremendous Slaughter Sale

` iHfiI§ili¥¥i€’I%di@%i¥%)iif§1¥3é(¥3i(¥*$%%i¥¥i¥ e

of our own make of Tweeds, We are overstocked and not wishing to close down our mill have decided to clear out all our Surplus stock. In order to make room for our new Spring patterns, nothing but our own make of goods is included in this sale. The cloths are Heavy' Strong and Durable, just the goods for this season of the year. Farmers anl working men should avail themselves of this opportunity of buying honest all vt ool g itds at

yd now ,

556 at at .c

50to 650 “ " “ 400 `

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nc cc n tc tr ` cr

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(C (C ‘~"

700?

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5.5¢ 750 our

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ti.. .;__ _ _. gf ' ,

Fl”

> 5"'-/°”,,'§-‘ PUSTEB » English Tops

, (gy lltt sasrum-nitruumc , , NEURALGIA PtAsrtRM/toe

,,,,-;,,,/' or 'w1=~'~='i‘»0fL=° Sole Leather.

f" TIN 80)( PRltt.25¢Ats0 mlrlito

_ foil- _ I 5%* ME 3, s L f Findings

_ _ __ _ .,_ ' , Shoe I _W`e keepa full line of al

kinds shoefindings for shoe makers and others sold right

We have the best in the

market importing direct.

In this line our trade this

last rear nearly doubled. We

sell “wholesale and retail. Best value.

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I I I

_I I , Aurnunlzso cAP1rAt, s2,000,000.00 1

, suscmssn ctvmtt., 1,a1a,60o_00t _ P1110 up cmm, 500,000.00

nesenvs aist nee |090 1021511.00

caoss tiicoms m'ia0s,’ 1,21s,’000.00

Deposited with Receiver-General

I, in Canada, . 84,000.00t

susmsss T|=m~sAc1's0. 1

Pensomtt Acclosnlr lust'-nance. 1; ev11=tov.<as> tiasttirv. = Acclaim. insunaucs comstnsn wmt

_ SICKNQSS BENEFITS.

_ - WORKMEIVS BENEFIT INSURANCE.

ELEVATS R INSURANCE.

DRIVERS’ RISK INSURANCE.

t THIRD PARTY LIABILITY’ INSURANCE.

'|'|fJRE by DR. CLIFT. Diploma. rr~gi.~t.ered ‘I in ‘cited States ard f`an=.da.. Send St,-amD=

for iriformation, or] call at Ch’l0\'»'n, Friday W' Ko Saturday and Sunday ` Summerside, Gen. Agent for P. E.I. f Nov. 8-tf eod.

of cl-tR0N1c olssasss and -RUP-I 1

"-1 ,irrlis is MEANT F012 You

If you are a policy in the

Ocean A00i.erit and 'Guarantee Corporation of London England, be sure that when you renew you are doing so in this company, the only one insuring against accident sind. disease Premium t»he_same as charged by other companies for accident benefits alone and those smaller than the benefits granted ly the Ocean. Those (are facts and may mean dollars to you, make a note of them and when any one mentions accident insurance think of the “Oceaii”

J.J. JOHNSTON.

Agent at Charlottebow

Proposed Summer Salings (Subject to change |098 |898;

BEAVER LINE

ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS. Sailing Wee|1lyBetween ll0ntreal&.Llverpoo I

calling at Rimouski and Moville, Irela ,I

each way. '

iii

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cheaper grade

will sell them at

From STEAMER FI‘0m

Liverpool _ Montreal Sat.. Nov. 5 Gallia NOV. 13p

pscial Rail Rates to and From All Points.

RATES OF PASSAGE y

llotreal,lluel1ec or ltlmousltl to Lltenlool.

I GAt.LIA§;;1Rsrcr.ass. Prepaid

Sin e HPD

$50.50 $00.00 $10100 $114.00 $52.50 $60.00 55,00 65.00 110.00 123.00 55.00 so

LAKE ONTARIO AND LAKE SUPERIOR.

52.50 10500 00.00 114.00

Aocordingtolocation ot berth and nu

ln room. I

LAKE Hmzoiv. . - f -- -

10000 50.00

32;) mn w11~i3r01i‘=;.rco 5000

chaste.. .mass in mm. init are inane. Telescopes, Opera.

and Eye' Glasses

0 1 caapnlt 1’r¢¢1»l=S¢;,

To meet the demand of those requiring

ills lIi“1l‘t%i¥

of specta0les,I have -im

ported one lot in Nickel Plated frames and

50c,75c and $l.oo a pair.

A few of the old stock of genuine Pebblc Spectacles, usually sold at $2.00 and $2.50,

a pair, yours for $1.00 a pair. Fine Gold and Gold 'filled frame spectacles

__l£ ~

1 glasses, Field Glasses.

der2yea.rs,fi-ee. it

Miro Uve%06l6_ §nPg d0nFQr%r;?,t3i46g:_- # U D- 5 I G‘”“1'f3iid°»`°f’L°i-d°°i==ffi»¢’°~=5~ G "-i victoria Jewelry store 0 Nearlg,91yt»°°|*° |’°

$32 ;£%'i.’““" "”'5°' R°“”“ “‘”'lI§',°°" § 0 office, chitrtdrsetesm.

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