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THE CHA RLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
FRIDAY, MARCH i, iota.
; effect' to the same has been intro-
  Warnings
of something :iiiiiss in
llirorit or lungs. Colds
iiierxiis n tearing down
-:in attack on vitality.
A reiiiedy to qure pro- _
perlv must not drug
away the cough. It
must search out and
remove the real trouble,
Our -
' While Pine and Tar
is first of all harmless. It
relieves quick liecaiise it
acts iiatutes way. lt cures
coughs thoroughly. Notice
how will you feel after you
uri- cured by it. Large
bottles 25c.
J.G. Jamieson
Druggist
il
fi
\\‘
The lfiddies ery
' ' | for Cameron`s
` ‘ ,llome=made ,.
(Our name on every loaf) _ <
ured. The nieasuri- disposes of
practically the entire remaining hab-
itable northlniid of i‘nnada to Maui-
iba, Untario and Quebec. It gives to
llliillllubu a Vast extension in area,
ith the two ports of (‘hurcliill and
. I
Bread 
'l`y Hrs given nll the lands within
lm
Nt-isoii on Hudson Boy, increases the I l>9llS8fi0I\, Wlllcll WHH C8l`fliilllY fl llllfl’
yeai'l_v subsidy to the i‘i~0vinCe nylon his part as of every other Mari-,what little you do ent seems to fill
$51¢;_lll\0 with four years of arrearage time representative. Premier Borden`Y0“» 01' lay! like a lump of lead ini
'l 'I  THE BOUNDARIES BILL INTRODUCED.
‘ The resolution to extend the hound- tion to Manltoba’a siibsiilv will place
,i>_»,,,“`,§§" lil `, _ aries of Manitoba, Ontario and Que-' the Province in receipt of a cash
in 3 ‘ ‘ _ bec has passed the House of <‘oui-l
» li f 'l f _ moiis at Ottawa and a hill to give
\ l
izrant of over two millions and a
yearly subsidy hereafter of $1,349,-
345. Well might Sir Wilfrid Laurier
say, as lie did, that Manitoba is
neither entitled in law or equity to
such tinaiicial terms as are'gi\'en that
Province.
Hon. Dr. Piigsley voiced the claims
of the Maritime Provinces to coin-
ainouiitiiii.: to $2,i`lo4,000. Hut the;ndmitted there was much force in bum' that is 'a sign of Indigestiom l
Doniinion retains control of the lunds what Di'. Pugsley had put forward Ask your Pharmacist for a 50-ccut
in the territory ceded to Vaiiitolia, Alla flflllefll "W9 are BlB0 g0lllg '-0 l°““°» of PaP°'5 Diapepsln ‘md take “A
l
three Prairie Provinces." There willl
.iiea which the other Provinces con-
ll
t
I-ll zi common calendar, not now
lik i -
As'Tii the case of some otheriiioiitlis
canniiotrs susan is it fit-ii l‘°‘""'l"`“"‘“"l’*‘ ‘fll’**°" ==l'°llll<l iwrti-
vrt-aiii) \\'liiie4li»af “ith a goliléu
lilniini on ilie crust and is sold by
ilivsi- griicers only, \'i:/.:- '
Coffin & Cu, .\l & A .\lcl.eacl,
Crorkeli & Co. 'Crabbe`s Grocery'
Cliapple's ti»~n:ery. john Ciiuic-ron
_loliii \Vlieaile}'. \Vui Ni~l"hef.' i".
'L. Smallvrond; J Cronin. .\l:'s Geo
.\l fore (\\':i\er Sl), .\lrs Traiiior
(Rocliford Sli, Mrs 'Frairior |Sp
Park Roadl i
Ulla? ll-"l.Vl5 ill Merch.  For instance
thei-e~ is the sin'-saying that iiiuarcii
'Comps ll' llllllllv iff Will end in storm,
and vice \'er.<a-“lf March comes in
like a lamb it \\'ill _izo out like ri
l_ion."~` (`aesnr wus' warned _by the
“"0t.h,5HYPl` to "bc\vn`re"` the idea ol
i\lai'cli,” and the warning proved 5
,faithful om-_ The spring's beginning
Iwitli equal length of days and nights
falls in March. An old proverb has
it that "xi bushel of March dust is
"Now is your time to lay up li
stock of every sort of sniallwarcs for
household use-'l`:ipf.-s, buttons, safety
pins,_ toilet pins, needles, finishing
:ind nll thi- linst of ctiiistiiut need-
fnls-all are offered ut wholesale
prices and less at the sinall\\'arisl
.sale on the .seciiiid iloor. Moore &i
Mc! leod. 3-1d3i.
,'_ r __ _
 Cir. xiii. ,
A By-law fo regulate and com-
pel lhe removal of Snow and
Ice from oft' the Side walks
lie it enacted by the' City Council of
flue City of t.$linrl.\t!e\owi\. as irllow.¢:-
llunioval nfsii-»\\'. i. i-:very tenant ur
vcriipant ufanv hnlldiiig or lot of land,-3
and in the rain there is no occupant. oil
tena.nl.--llien llie owner or lhe agent oi
the owner, ri' any person haviiig lhc Carer
|~l`aiiy sucli hiiililivg or lot of land border-I
ing on any slreel, lane, rqnarn nr piiolic`
\\liarl` wilfiiii the City uf tliirlollelown
:ind Common thereof. wlcre lliere is any
i olway or aidew, lL-_ shall, after the
ceasing lo fall ii` any snow --ii' in lhc
day-lime, l'oiir liours af. 1:- ; ai il if in ‘lie
night, before lon o'- I wk of ilie foreiiiioiil
siirceeiliiig; cr-inn: .sin li snow In hc rc-
nmvcd from .snrli l'. n.w-y or -icli-\\':ilk. so
f'~i' as atirli linil-fiuL' or lui of land exlniids
:ilorg .lancli street, leilv. sqiimn or piiblit
\- li:i||`, nndiir :i peiinliy vflwo dollars fnrl
s \-.»ry in-glncl, and llni fulllii r rum rf oiiel
dnl :ir earli day Lu' every day .such sno\v`|
shall noi he neinuveil The pro\'isim\s ofl
this n it -ii shall aiso apply to ilu: falling
ol rnciv li- ni any building _
lvl- 2 \Vlienev» r ilu: i'-iolway or sidc ,
walk, oi-:mv fr-ri ll eretf ariioiiiibg iiuyl
lmilil rigor lol of I v il ;-long any f»irPuv,;
lane 0| square, shall lr' 4-iiviimbercd Witlil
ice, il shall lm ilu' ilu _v of ill: tenant or'
occupant -and in cls~ ti.-re be I 0 ienanl ‘
or pci iip.'iiil-=lii::| li: o vlll’-l' Of P¢fl‘°"l
Iinrlug ilie earn of such building ur lol
uf lxnni In raiist- such l`~\ol\vAV (lr Sidi”
walk loliis made mln by removing the,
i»~» . rr by covering this s ini- \\'illi a.<hes,,
i\.in.i, nr oth-' sui'ah’c iiihslaiirc. /\nd
in riisvsiirli owner, lelilu l, occupant or
iiirrlaker sha l neglect so to do for the;
spai-e oflwn hours during lhc ii-yliriie
he iiliall liirfcit and pay the sum ofiivof
dollars for 1-'vc-r_\' ncglccl, anl a like sum
nf two dollars for every day sin b neglect ,
iliali be continiu-d
l’cnal Claim- Am crlon or per-
- - 3 .‘ P ~ '
mm guilty nf an infraction of any ofilic-,(Yo., Ki\'l2Ht0n~ Clllldh-
prmisions ofiliis By-l iw shall force ch amli
every oflence, upon inniinnuy conviction
thereof before the Stiprndiiiry Magisiralel
nl' llie City of Cliarlotletnwii, forfeit and;
pay such penalty, togeiber wilh costa'
foriliwiih anis prnvlrleil in this By-law l
and ln default ofpaynini-I lhureni' it shall.
and may be lawful fnrthc said Magiatr l
ale lo commit the offenders to thecommon‘
jail of Qiieeu'ii ijnnniy for any period not l
exceeding len diyn. unless ilie sei'
pnmlly and coins be sooner paid.
1-28 iii Pit an lF'x
naumg nn ,'tom llnmnnln enlarged glands.
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Women are on the whole more
sickly than men. One reason is that
their system is more complicated;
another and more important reason
is they plit off measures ofreliel too
lo-ng. At the beginning, constipation
is the cause of nine-tenths of wo-
men's ailmei.ts. The blood becomes
weakened and polluted-the nerves
suder and a run-down condition takes
root.
Because of their mildness of action
118 a system regulator, because of
their undoubted power to remove
constipation, irregularities, no medi-
cine for women can compare with Dr.
Hamilton's Pills. The kidneys quick-
ly respond to the remedial action of
Dr. Hami1ton’s Pills and the result
is as you would expect,-painln the
back and side, shortness of breath,
and bod color disappear-the fiiuc-
tions of the body then operate na-
tnrallv, congestion and pain are pre-
vented and perfect health returns.
Thousands of happy women say Dr.
Hamilton’s Pills are the greatest and
best blood-piirifler, the finest com-
plexion renewer, the most certain re-
gulating medicine lmown. All dealers,
in 25c. boxes, or the Catarrhozone
AB50FiB|NE
"I~.*l'£il'?‘.’:i'l»'°i‘i.-T.. 
en and nop in ro Q
.1 §l.l:=.».~..i.ii.=_-ai;,=,»i.si-.,-3?.-.i_»i.».
used. Bl bottle ellvetod. Desorlbx
ou cue fgr special limruetlnnl an
B%R   trlilfllnlmont for mankind.
 \ _ ,
l‘lNTEH MARUH. ‘worth H king's ransom." Dry, warinling for you.
weather in March was thought to be-
\
f \.
I 1 \.
,wing the third month of our calenmifavorahle to agriculture. The ian' ‘to thorough,-Y cure Flmqst any cus" ___N_V\
,_ year_ It ., th _ lsmll l`9f¢l`l`¢‘»l V0 l-l_\@_0l‘l Saxon l3“ of Dyspepsia, _Indigestiovi or any " ”"'
“im e mst month "fiwhich provided a sliding scale of fines other stomach disturbance.
4'-llP Olll Rllriléin _veur and gg continued l _ . _ ____.._.___._
lfor murder accoiding to the iiink of
days of bad weather, as an old
WARl\ll.\'(l THE HOIl<E. ,
Our cold climate and incrsasingl
scarcity of wood for fuel renders the!
subject of artificial heating one of
perpetual interest. Primitive man
burned wood and dried leaves as the
Indians do today when warmth is
liieeded in their wuzwnms, leaving an
lopening at the top of the latter by
iwhich the smoke might escape. The
chimney, strange to say, is quite n
modern invention. The Greeks and
Romans. much less the barbarians of
:their times and earlier days, kuewl
,nothing of the chimney. Neither the;
:Bible nor classical literature makes;
1 ~ - ,fashioned "sage tea" Wwhrich our
,   NEGLECT'aiiy mention of the chimney, ` `i<rand|iai'ents used. 'l`he best prepara-
braids, hair pins, eoinbs. liruslies,,’ ` " ` ` `
l ln England there is no evidence ol'
` _*_ 'the existence nl the chi ne rliei Sulphur Hail' Remedy' H prepamtio"
° l ' " m Y eu ' of domestic sage and siilpliii~, -cient-
Are Quickly cllféd and R0l)lISl»tha,n the 12th century. ln Rocliei~iterlfj¢,,1|y ¢(,mI,0,m,1,.d with ima, dig.
sblllld ugglfh Rgsfdfgd by l(‘astle, which dates from the year-,covered hair tonics and stimulants,
- - ~ ii, -ii ‘.t.i‘ -iii-
Dr- ||amllton’s Pill-'. |l;'1‘0»n °°_""""° l“’°"’l;‘e°°“,”""“",r’ l"_'§'siianclitiniiiifinlifitgdeiiymgxiierlsreH 3
|
l
ie ues go on y a w eet upwaic'
and are then turned out through the ‘ann wholesome ami perfectiy h,,,~,»,,.
/,u,,,,' _A _ wall to the bacll of the fire-place, the ,less. lt refreshes dry, llarcbed hair,
 ,openings bein!! small oblong holes. l"i'“°V°? ;l“l"‘l"“n *1"‘ll l=i"‘1‘l““llY fe'
" ' .i ‘ , _ » ' » ' f _
l Mimi,"/‘~. ltlrailiially the chimney in later ceii-f:u(:;sc0f;;§f D' may mu tn 'ts nd
" A. ~/ l
turies was carried to the top of the
house. As late as the beginning of lusing l\'_veth's Sage and Sulphur at
the 16th century the halls of castles [°“°e “ml “ee lvhllle 5 illllefence B ‘EW
days' treatment will make in your
and mansions were heated by an open 4
_ ., _ ,l1air. V
fire in thc centre, the sinoxe tseap-i This ,,,.epm.ati0n is (,f|c,.e,| to me
ini: through an opening in the ruol. lpulilic at fifty cents a bottle, iind is
H is km,wn_ howet-¢,~_ that some po. ‘recommended and sold by all drug-
man houses were heated by lint air, I-g's,tq'
which was brought in piles from a lnygidev
furnace below. the smoke escaping in |
another way. Thiis the primitive hot. ,l
air furnace was much older than the l l-llat lll.\'Sl-‘?Fl0llS iil»Z¢`lll» Wllfl Will -*`0l\'e
chimney. 
ln China, whose northern parts ure l
little Ol' nothing is ‘lime to keen the tom Taiiiets. 'rhey give quick relief
house.warm with tires, hut the same unld a speedy cure. Contain no dnn-
thick ,,|0t|,i,,g is worn indoors and gerous or injurioini ingredients. Safe
OHL And in the Bouth of Europe for young. or old. 2;'ic. Sole agents
quite cold in winter and fuel scarce, l _ _
tires are dispensed with in weather Drug (ton (‘_,,,~_ (;¢__ (;e,,_ 5, KL Stl
when we would think them absolutely
necessary. .It is in America more
l
than in any other country that itis sn.nv;&(,L:g,_;l°itn :xx afagngs Gait, mf:
thought desirable to keep the living n,m,,_m,,s MAy 1.‘|,0w1g}`i Dip H is
rooms at nearly the summer teui- specially nianiifacturcd for household
iperature, and this results ln undonht-1 ll” -llY Th” llllP°l`l“l Oll (l0ll'l|°8llY
Limited. 2-22d1l’Il0.
cd injury to health in many ca;es,,
fSP¢°l“llY fl' ll1°=°‘ “'ll° 2° "°“‘l iiiiviioii.-vriou ron i>.i~i.1si.ANn.
heated rooms to walk or drive in at
zero temperature outside. *
fire-places, grates or stoves are nll
rleld for the inventor who can fix up-
slns or mumps:-hloenln digg'-.Ill 'Il Dill-¢P"°° ,
Sir:-In his ples before the House
Modern methods of heating, Whetll- Q of Commons for B share of the immi-
or by hot. water, heated air, open I grants for this Province A. A. Mc-
lbean, M.P., laid special stress upon
I tl 1 I 1 I l lan apparent need for farm laborers.
more 0' 9" “'35 9 “ 0 ‘le f “S “IThis is not the class of settlers most
most caves much more heat Passes llmneederi here. For seven months of pottery it-oriins, ,nge and ,,e;a,,,,,.
the chimney than is expended in|the year there is practically nothing makers. furriers, leather ¢i,`,lghc|-,.,_'
warming the house. Here isa grmt for him to do, and during winter the etc., would he desirable within cer~ ' "
army vol unemployed, already too tal-n limits. These ¢ln¢.igeg of |mmi_ I ~ l #Yi
large would he a heavy drag upon grant v ld ‘ ‘ _ 7- 4 ._-_ -‘--- -----~~~,---""”  \i_
on some simple and practicable meth- 'the community. ` ~ selvess al Dill! stills!-s‘iivri;l.eIiivO\:rii(n,t‘;rr trliilitlcl- Pl`0VlllC0 Waldo ln the line of immi- V "L
od of getting the fiill lenetit oi the But we do want immigrants and ing iiiicloiges, eompostg, and mate,-l. eration.
fue, we ,,,,,.,, so l,,,._,,,h|y_ 0,. perhaps many thousands of them. Tlierels the ale required in the busy season. In ‘ Ilespeetfiilly,
some wny mey yet be found to store langllsh inarlketm gardener, with A ,sumnier sowing, tillini: and harvest- l.l£Wil~ll|’. 'l‘ANTON.
a part of the supernbundant heat of BF? cap 3' “ 0' can mm 8 Not ing' p'S'_si"ce writing mm” I have
h - th 1 ' i H p dve ‘pr ntla(l;ii1cr;s,tw};irk his own l These large additions to our popn- read reports of Premier l<`lemir'iing's
t e summer mon s, or use n mi- an an m c n ri ute more to ,ation also become consumers, nnd (of N, B.) views on this subject.
winten as wg now storeice in winter Zia owsngealgl and to the wealtlh of for ‘thep maintenance provide further Watch him closely. He seems to
t give un coolness ,n mmmen ML, ie co y an many o our un- wor or laborers, merchant" and thoroughly understand the require-
Etilison has contrived a marvellous ldmd “cm “rm” .am ‘lomg '°‘l“l'~ Tl” ""°°l‘5“l°B~ ‘ 'petite of Eastern Canada in this re-
. demand for truc I and smnll iiultais Selection first, and numbers as ii spent. l
storage battery for electricity we are annually rowing and the inergnsln mood
. \ - ' » ` ; . g s ary consideration in what this L. P. T. ( » mlffl ml page H ”’
i ' "'“"""”“"`°` ' 'HEUEVES UPSET  
. lll llll MINUTES
and would take a little now your
stonmch distress or Indigestioii would l
feel line. _
| luis niirmleas preparation will di-
ggest anything you eat and overcome
la sour, out~of-order stomach beiorei
you realize it.
If your meals don‘t tempt you. 0l`
your stomach or if you ha\e heart-
little just as soon as you can Tlierel
l
land the ln'o\~,iice roni-oy; back to give snmecoiisiileration to the Mari- ,Wm be no sour rismgs’ no belchmg,
the lloniiuioii an area of swainpltime P;-ovinces, and the matter will , of undigested food mixed with “cpm
liiiills; lic-foro given to it, he taken up in connection with the ‘no stomach gag nr henrtbiii'n,‘ fulness!
fintario and Qiieliec, on the pong;-a_ handing over of the resources to the 1 Ol llellvy feeling ill U19 Bt0fll“Ch» f\_'“"'§
ea, Debilitating Headaches, Dizzi-,
ness or Intestinal griping. This will?
their extended boundaries, and Onta- he lnlellie lnteffllt lll Enter" ("l‘"‘*'lall go, and, besides, there will be noi
rio is given right of “cess through da to learn what is to be tlieiundigested food left over in the stom-l
i ~ ,-
liliinitoba for the extension of herllluioiint of the "¢‘OllSill€l'&€l0l\" Wllicll lash tlaggson your breath “lm "aus"
' ~ . .- . _ '- lo 5 0 ' =
railway' system to Pcrt Nelson andltlie Maritime llioiinces shall ieCel\'-21 pktpe-S Diapepsin is 8 Cerwin C“,.e_
Port <'liurcliill, on I-liidsoii Bay. Al-land ‘vhgther lt -will be °l ”df"q“ale|for out-of-order stomachs, because it;
tosother the transaction seems a .ploportlons to the vilst exlenswns ln i prevents fermentatlfln “"1 tlllles h°ld‘
of your food and digests it Just the
ost ""lm"l"<ll"l*ll”y one. The addi- cr-rned are to receive. I 3 - . . - ' li
same as if your stomach iiasn t t ere.;
Relief in' five minutes from all stoui-3
ach misery is`at any drug store wait-
Tliese large 50-cent cases ol Papc’s
_ Today the month of March begins,l I _  _ 'Dir-ipepsin contain more than suliicienf
"Pull out one gray hair and ‘ii
dozen will take its place" is an old
saying, which is, to ii great extent,
U`ll9. if H0 Stella are tal-:en to stop
the cause. When gray hairs appear
it is ii sign that Nature needs assist-
ance. lt is Natiire's cull for help.
Gray hair, dull, lifeless bnir, 0|- hair
that is falling out, is not iiecesaarily
a sign of advauciiig age, for there
are thousands ol elderly people with
perfect heads of hair without a singlo
streak of gray.
When gray hairs come, or when the
hair seems to be lifeless or dead,
some good, reliable hair-restoriiig
r.i‘eatuieiit should be resorted to at
once. Specialists say that one of the I
Kingston, Liaiiadii, l
best preparations to use is the old-i
tion of this hind is Wyeth s Sage and
Wyeth s Sage and Sulphur is clean
Don't delay another minute. Start
Special agents E. A. Foster, Sun-
tuld, ond heat. is closely related to
the problem al the coni»;ervat|i.ii oil
summer heat for winter use?
1:, To break up a cold take Rexall
The Reiiill lstore. The MacKinnon
- 2-19dtf.
4 vanish in five minutes and you woiilil i.
are badly needed.
which there are manv, such an hand
i\
tm mf! adoption of the Mlm" °“1°“'itbe pei-son killed. The lowest was 1:10, l p l`nl<iis are icccivirg daily <oi1_~igi.1i:`ii.l~-c by (_‘x]`~ic.<s cnily _iilivrllit _~~.
dar. Fhere was, we think, more tit-lqnd the highest _Q60 the ¢(,,.m(_r h,,_l for the .spring of rom. ./liiioi~g.~t _thc into :iirirals :nc ladies' and
:ess in having the year begin withigng the ransom M ,L ohm., and my gt-nllenieii`s knit tnliiilar tics in plain grcy, liiovln, wliiic._f:i\vn, iimiw- _
irlJethSp1‘i`pAg,t tha: ns we now him-9 itllatter of B king » I mm, paddy glicilti, black ziiiil gold 1-ndllliiu mul vshiic. I’ri<~<~ 50a :in-li, ~
“ _"’ °f', _“t be that as 1* mer] 'riieii time is an om legend time . ‘ , _ , _ _ _
the entire civilized \\~oi~ld,4 and even ,the last three days D, March me bor, l See Paioiisltiiit tiihular tie with i:i.<.<el in navy, Alice lilize, ciun. __
he iii-_w nepiiiiiie or ciiinii has idiom- I' _ _ _ son, mid paddy iuwl. 50° each- V
I ' ,roiied lioni April and are iisuully
91:, (31 _h ,,‘ , ; __ . i- ' . ~ , `_ :__ i 1 1| ._.:,__. _~. _ _ ‘ .
HnlmryLthe,Ehr;tH:',;)e'lt'h “gllclll xlglfh 'l`rfAi3;mrl3i`sttmiJ'ltt4hem was wind and weet A Few Applications of d Slm. (ii<‘:ii'li?ll?l)ilEkThll:;£li’§§il}‘i3,]<‘:l)rll(in$ll)';5|illl\ (3"l5ll|l(‘l"ll("\l' P.l‘5Yllll.r(l'(l)`1lils“ lilliil-ipii
fhirthlgll ‘ll lille year. |'l‘be second ci’ them was sniiw andl plg Rgmgdy  Bpfpg ntiglitto iiite;csl cli'c:asiii:il-:urs and ladies \\lio want new triiuiiiiizy, lor ‘
_ arc has the reputation of he-ing; Hlffel. . their spriligfresses.
stormy month, and hence ,~ecei\,ed  'I`he third o' them' was sic 3' freeze I Back the Natural Color _ ' _ . _ _
its n,,,,‘,e f,.,,,,, Mars' the god Ofwar ,lf ll”0'L€ Y-lle llllffls "Els '-0 *ll* ""`@"< Newliriiicliiigrasiiilnlile fortlicss liiiiiuiiugs :ind inilluit'-rv piii'|>i»s;~-*
' ` '  ""` "* '1 i in 4 iiiclnns wine from .plc up. Coloizs, grey, bruwii with ' nuiuvi-
l»~_-:ills :ind otlier-nrclly c< iiiliiiialioiis in silver :ind p_'<il<l
l_\' good. ‘
|';l2.
population of easl.l.~rn cities give.-i
promise of an uniplo market for nll
that our Islziiid can l‘roducc_
Shipping hay, outs, and criido pi~o_
ducts is equivalent to shipping oil
our land piece-meal. The wise tcii
nero former has no land to sell, ninl
none to ship. I-le feeds mid keeps his
fariu, and he makes it feed and keep
him. Immigrants of this cln.-is are
worth linving; when they conie it is
up :i nnrt of our country and to
There is also room for H large unin-
ber of professional fishermen, who can
bring with them ii continental experi-
niue, and sufficient funds to provide
:i Eiiropcnn equipment. ]`i-ry'-ably n-,
source of welilth in this Province is
capable of greater eiilniigemnnt, rind
certainly none more neglected than
nur fislieries. The qiiantit of dee)
rupled, while the application of acie'i~
tiiic mctliods of handling would hilly
double the value of each article. For
iiistniiri- hero drv lioddock is worth
3c_ lb. :it the shore. In other places
thc some article, moist, llglitly salt-
ed, and smoked fiinnan haddiea) are
sold nt 6(-. lb. Herring, which are
plentiful at about lc. per lh. arc
kippered by experts and sold whole-
sale at nboiit Sc. The same maybe
snirl of uinnv other sea products. lin-
uiierants along this line endowed
with tact, character, and experience
Artisans who can establish, and
maintain their own industries, of
l'i-ri rl and silver fringe _izc to`45c per yiir<l.'
(lor mm silk value, spncinlly our ijsc, _~,!» wide sill: is cxifcpliniizil'
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Editor the (iliarlottetown l;\il1lll"f,l‘r,,,
Slrr-I have road ill” l_“t'f,° 'M,,,._
Aiitomoiiiie Qiwntion. by l- -~
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