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wives of
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- fact, they
_:__ bore
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mbust 50n_~‘ and il.iii;'lit_ers, _and _did not
become weak coiiiplaiiiitig mvalids as a
ueuce.
°°¥;e¢(i‘e are prolwbly several reasons fog
aim one is thu; tiit-_v lived more in the
open air, and ;itii\_tli<-r, .find probably the
most iniliictitiil ot _;‘.ll_ is that they were
kg priidish trim the women of to~d_ay_
Thgywcrc not .i~h_iii_icil to know something
“their own pli_v~i.‘.i; ui.il;e_-up. _ They were
me too nice to Like- _txirc ot their health in
‘womamy W3,-_ \\_~.:ii<_»n now-afdays Suf.
fer untold tortiire_< in ~ilcnQe_ bet‘_au_se of
"akness and _ilisciise of the distinctly
fminine orgiitiwiii, _rather than consult a
physician, or even tail; upon the subject to
their Own liii<l>:>.rids, _lli_e_v imagine that
troubles of mm tlrscription can only be
wed by until-rgi-iiiig the disgusring exam.
imtioris and local t_ri-'itment _irisistcd upon
bythe average mort:-rn _pliysiciaim Doctor
1,m,.Cei5 Fnviiritti l‘i'c~‘crip_tioti cures all dis-
ugg peculiar to woiiien in the privacy of
'Mir own homes. _ It _does away with thi;
,¢¢¢5sity for exaniiriations and local treat-
ment It acts <tirectl_v_on the important
“gang concertit-ti. niakinq them strong,
healthy and vi<g~>r\>ti_<. It fits for wifehood
md the burdrn<_of l;oi‘..<cho1d duties. It
|11ays inflaniination_ heals ulceration and
mghes pam. _lt tories mid builds up the
gfves. It bariislies the disconiforts of the
gimc of expectancy arid makes babyls ad-
mit easy and alziiost pziinless. Thousands
hvt testified to its uierits.
Over iooo page-s of nic»‘.’c.'il advice free. Send
,lone-cent st:im;*.~_ /tip '  .‘r¢_~/fr:;z5 =_:/itz' ;11c:`iz`ng
ply. for paper-:i»y;~r_#ii _A oy ot 1)r_ Picrce`s Com-
mg Sense .\ieiiic,il 3....-i_<er_ Cloth bound 5°
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niipnrts ofpdisvédgiiidiiswici Nova Scotia,
up Brgtalz and Prince ‘Edward In
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Tho service performed by the Companv s
*std new,steel, twin screw sbeamers and
Hlhlhnan Palace Car express trains offers
hiliieementsi to all who appreciate safety
nmom .comfort and speed. _
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Agmt, 1% Hollis St, Halifax.
ILGIFKINS. Supt.
Kentvllle, N . S.
W. R.CAM PBELL»
General Manager
lime 14 d4mo.
Meeting uf that P. E. ls-
lanil Hcrlicultuial As-
, suciatiuii.
INTERESTING SPEECHES ---IM-
PORTANT DECISION S.
Fine Fruit Exhibit.
Diiriiig the fore-iioon srssion,-_
The lfrc-sident referieil to the action of
BC0fIiui\U¢‘<~iifth€‘ Association, compo-ed
of liieut.~Governor Howlan, the Secretary,
'.\lr. McCourt,ai;d liimeelf iii going to the
regular nieeting or the Prince Couniv
Frui' Growers Association and inducing
the meiiibers io unite with the general
9ocie\y,a.~suiiiing at the same time the little
indebtedness of countv organization. Un
iiioiioii, ilie action of this coniiiiittee was
foriiially approved. It was also decided io
send each ineuiber of the association the
annual report of the Horticultural Society
of Ontario, and the Horticuliurist,
Reverend Father Burke tlieu referred
to the oiiject of this spec al meeting and
the necesnity of some practical aciionin
te.~~ting the fruit of our orchards and gen
tiiig that which lins in coiiiinercial value to
a prolitatile market. The finances of the
association were now in ri po~itiou io aid a
trial sliipnient to England, the colii sicr
age steamer was also at hand. and it was
necessarytodetermim-_ now, how best to
employ the funds of the association in
promoting the interest of fruit growers.
ln the absence of Treasurer Wise, who
would be present later, he advised the
employment of tlic intervening time in
practical discussion. He called upon Mr.
iltiibertson, the veteran fruit grower of
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Inkeruiau,
Mr. Jthn Robertson, of Iiikermau Farm,
referred to scabbed and cracked fruit.
This was in part due, he thought, to trees
being planted too close together, and in
part to shade and wrt weather. He had
sprayed twice with the Bordeaux mixture
with good results, except in the case of the
Fameuse apple, but even such apples as
the Wealthy had suffered this year. Mr.
Roberzsou referred to the manner of pack-
ing apples for shipment. Apples ought,
in his opinion, Io be packed together as
closely as possible to exclude the air.
Apples ought to be pressed down in the
barrel. for if not they would be bruised.
He thought, as to the kinds of apples most
suitable for export from this Province,
that special efforts should be made to cul~
tivaie apples suitable to this climate and
not likely to scab. In conclusion he ex~
pressed his sense of the importance of the
meeting and of devising ways and means
The President remarked that he had
the Fruit Growers’ Association of Quebec, y
who declared that thc Wealthy apple l_
would certainly rind a sure market in the i
Great Britain market; also the “McIntosh
Red.”
Senator Ferguson, on rising, expressed
his appreciation of the work and import-
ance of the As-ociation, and declared it io_
be his firm conviction that Prince Edward _
Island is destined to rival Nova Scotia in
the production of superior fruit l-le had
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, it is undoubtedly a fact that our forthe profitable marketing of our surplus ~' _ , P  
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| -__ _ lately conversed with Mr. Sheppard, of _ I  I ii   
.inaynen Of _ 5. ` ,  ._
XT  ‘ *the Conn- _ , A _ ___/_  1,
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_iust returned from the Halifax exhibition,
orchard; and he had expert authority for }
the statement that in size and bloom they
comparid favorably with the apples exhib-
ited in Halifax. He was satisfied that with
the adoption of the improved methods of.
the day as to spraying, we could easily i
fight the pests which menace our orchards.
For the .irst time he had this year sprayed `
his own orchard, following closely the
formula laid down in the Experimental _
Farm`s repori,and was happy to say with
the most iavorakle results. Senator il
Ferguson then spoke of the necessity ot' `
producing those apples which wil' best suit
the British market. He said that in Nova l `
Scotia orchardists were narrowing down
instead of extending the list of' variefies
produced ;aud in effecting this the science
of top grafting was being geuer~
ally called into requisition, thus
making use ict' the growth of trees
producing unsuitable fruit He spoke '
also of the importance ot a proper pack~
age in which to ship our apples and thc
manner of filling these packages, declaring
that “ slack packed” apples were fatal to _
success. Colour counted for much iii the
Brii.i~h market, and it was found that by
grafting on the Red Astracao, a superior
bloom coulii be obtained for the superior
varieties. He also remarked upon the
importance ofa good sauiple shipment and
said that he had no doubt but siicli would _
prove acceptable to :he British consumer.
and profitable 10 us.
Mr. -\ ise, the Treasurer of the Associa_
tion,having arrived submitted his report.
The receipts, he stated, included besides the
members fees a grant of $150 from the gov-
ernment, which he had taken good care to
secure before Mr. Warburton left office.
On motion of Father Burke, seconded
by John Robertson the thanks of the As-
sociation were accorded the government f i'
having so far met the prayer of their form~
er petition.
Meeting adjourned until 2 o’clock.
There was a good attendance at the
afternoon session of the association.
Matters of interest to fruit growers gener~
ally, and having an especial hearing upon
the proposed trial shipment of apples toi
England, were brought up bv Lieutenant
Governor Howlan. His Honor ex-j
pressed his belief, as the result 1
of a long experience, that Prince `
Edward Island could produce fruit second
to none. He was glad tha.t,as the result. of ,-
judicious advocacy, we now possess a ‘
number of first-class orchards and wasl
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whither he had taken some 56 samples of’ J A       I  C;
Island apples-30 from his own small
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We have open for inspection a lot of Ladies’ Jackets the new Mixttln 4
and Black. Excellent value. We would be pleased to have you in- 
spcct the. As at rule Wd do not advertise these goods, but as they lift 
so good for the small price asked. We think every one in need should 
know about them, _ _
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We would agaeiii roiniul you we are still in the Clothing tralc naps 
arc showing suits for men and Boys made from our own cloth. For 
hard Wear nothing can touch them. In fact they Wear too long for UI 
But that is our fault for making such good cloth. 
1 In imported Clothing we have some One values. We do this to kelp 
out reputation up. Remember the bargain corner. f
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