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ST. JOHN TELEGRAPH.
The Charlottetown Guardian has issued a hand-
soniely illustrated magazine section containing inter-
esting and valuable material collected for a supplement
which the Guardian had planned to send out in
connection with the proposed celebration of the
jubilee of Confederation, arrangements for which
were abandoned on account of the war. As the
ptiblicity matter in hand was so complete it was
thought a pity to allow it to go to waste, so the idea
was conceived of presenting it in the form of a souv-
enir number. lt includes cuts of leading men of the
Island, and good views of cities and other points of
interest in the Province. Instructive references are
made to the Silver Fox industry which is so closely
associated with Island foresight and energyi The fa_pt
is mentioned that l"rince Iidward Island, tiougi t e
smallest Province in Canada, has the distinction of
being the most prosperous, and particular reference is
made to the 1sland’s health and tourist resorts. Alto-
gether thc special number is highly creditable to the
tiuardian_ and to l‘rincc Iidward Island.-St. _Iohn
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ST. JOHN GLOBE.
.'\ sotiveiiir edition of the Charlottetown Guard-
ian has been issued by its management to conimemor-
ate the conference held fifty years ago in Charlotte-
town, from which was born the Confederation (of
Canada. Plans had been made to celebrate with it-
ting and appropriate ceremonial the Confederation
_liibilee in Charlottetown last September, btit the
outbreak of the war caused these to be abandoned.
The tiuardian had, as part of the celebration, also
decided upon an elaborate Confederation number,
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 __ ___ H______L____ _______________g c_l____r of _hc L..l_____IU__L__ piibli_cif_v nature liad__lio\vcver, been g:_it_licr_cd together,
'il  _ towii. l’.l"..l., tiiiardiaii, has issued asa souvenir to its "Tl It “"5 felt tlmtdl would he “.‘l"`l‘"d loss to the
` I I lulv edition, a beautiful and connn'cliciisive inagaziiie, l""imr-V UI ollr UW" “mcg Shollm mls llc Shiuucrcll' 1°
-_ - _ _ _ _- _ _ . - ._ , 4 ,_ _ -_ prevent this the present volume I‘t'iiice Iudward
, li.indsointl_\ piinttd .ind piotuscly illtistiatul. It is __ ,_ __ _ _ _ _ ,_ _ ,_ _ ..
' . _ ,  ~ _ _ ~ .. ~. . ,_ , ~. _ lslaiid, \\itli its sub-title, The t..i\den of the (.ulf--
'_ at om e .i ticdit to thi cditoi .uid his papti, .ind is the I _ ,\l f /\_- , 11 R . ., ii . H.__ 1
finest work of the ltind \ve have ever seen from the Ili’ ll f“(l.0_ ‘ifhon  t5._ _C§(_iuf“fq’ _Plas Km) Isl?
geni I‘rovince. To do it' ftill justice \voiild occupy _',~‘  '“i‘r_‘ "“_l'_ . 1CrC_.l5‘l ?l(i“O“. _)l'_. I'  '\‘
too iiiticli of our space. It is intended as a souvenir '_;'l'_"ll'_ l 1” m‘m‘_‘gml‘. C( ltf)_r.° lffc, l_’“‘"( 'fini mm
iff the goth anniversary of the founding of Confedera- _‘_ _‘_“ l_'~_ _‘_‘_“_“fl‘f-_I_ “_‘°_l_l_‘.\' _’lll_f`f'~»fl"_‘l_-‘_  l’(f,rl{““]"lg_.t_0
tion and of the place. (`liarlottcto\vn. where the first .1‘_"f‘ ".“l“_l.‘ "FE" ‘ lm "mf 0”' 1l,'“fl1_t‘.C (IT
coiifcrence was held that led to the Coiifcdcratiqn of ll'_"‘ l'.'".‘ "1 .”'"i~' I ll m0_"l_ l‘r0"lK_`ml.ls._r_O‘_““° In llc
(._______l___ _oiii_i_nioii,_ it niay be le.ii_ned _th.it_it_ is also the only
The l,,,Ol\.p.t is 1-,.,,p.t(. with _,»p,l,_\.ti\._`._ S|(,.,`.|,L,S of __l i_o\ii_icc in t aiiada wli_it_li piod_titcT cnough_ to__ fepd
its public and business inen, fine views of its public V" ‘l'_}‘_'l l“`;’l_’]°i_. lllll tlilllflllg Ogmrnl IC l)_Qg(f"`. 0 -tile
buildings, parks and streets. etc. \\'e are pleased to \"_‘f’_`l;l°  I `l;“. _Y _ `l“c_5(.0 mf' {‘1ll"`tmB(0.ln
_ add otir congratiilations to the (iuardian upon such a ;__i'_l: R(()::,`I,_(.q` t,\ll?(\  (;?|¥§rr§01l;,fO?,,inC?,lg' incntjfllt;
I mm lm"h“UOn`__ social, hpolitical and business life of the Province,
-X-’-'|"'-'l' " attract' tlieatteiitioii. The letter press gives an excel-
lent idea of the beauties, the resources, the busiiiess
prospei‘it_v and thc general attractiveiiess of l”rince
l".dwai'd Island, while the illustrations, which are
iiuiiicrons, einpliasize the salient features of the
\_ HALIFAX ACADIAN RECORDER. IIIHV i,1_
In a review  the Guardian Souvenir Edition, the
Acadian Recorder, Halifax, says :-
“'l`he Charlottetown ‘Guardian’ from the beginning
has taken high rank as a newspaper and has always
stood abreast; of the times. The moral tone is exem-
plary, the editorials are excellent and its uews_depart-
ment is up-to-clate. \\'e have before us a special issue
of this paper, which, in regard to _both matter and '
typography, leaves nothing to_ be_desired. lhe Island,
its geography, its resources. its industries, its govern-
ment, its leading nicn and its business establishinents,
are all dealt with in a clear, concise. well arranged
and most readable inaiincr, and as \ve finish the perusal
the exclamation forces itself to our lips: tireat is the
little Island, beautiful are its fields, and wonderfi'.l are
its possibilities! _ _
Our chief actiuaintaiice with I‘rince l'.d\vard
Islaiiders has been that of \\':ttcliiiigtlicn1 carry oftfthc
pri/.cs at Ilalliousic L`iiivci‘.-it_v, an accoinplisliinent
which secins to have become iiicurable among thein.
liut clergyincii and professors are not the Islaiid`s
exclusive product by any ineznis. 'I`\venty-one litiiidred
sqtiare miles, the area of Ilalifax cotinty exactly, field
crops \;ilued nearly at fourteen millions, fislieries
valued at nearly a niillioii, black foxes aniounting to
$.“i.ooo,ooo in valiic. :ind a population of 4.:.ol to the
s.|uz\re mile; such are a fciv of the outstandiiig facts
regarding the 1 iarden of the 1 iulf. Last btit not least,
the people are inostly Scotcli, and those who are not
gciicrally refrain front :tdvertisiiig the fact. The
‘l{ecordcr’ licartily congratulates the ‘t iuardian’ on the
issue of its first .special iiuinber."--
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_ ' ' FOND DU GAC DAILY COMMON WEALTH.
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  .\ souveiiir edition of the Cliarlottetowu tI‘rincc
T I l~1<l\vard |.~land_f tiuardian, isstied in honor of the
` ` fiftieth aiiiiivcrsary of the first c_onfci'eiice wliicli led  special :irticlc they so well illustrate. There is a veri-
. l to the t`onfedci'atioii of Caiiada, contains a wealth of table \\`lio's-\\`lio in l‘i'ince lidward Island bound tip
inforniafioii about a section little lrnown as yet to the lictwceii the affi'actively printed covers, and if
people of this couiitry. It was intended to celebrate interested in the fox iiidu.<try. which has become almost
the aniiivei'sary. and elaborate plans forthe event \verc It synoiiyinn for its Island home, ample information
already under way when the Iiuropean war lirolte ‘out is to be found to teinpt the uiiwary to become a
and interrupted their progress. The tiuardian, how- niillionaire. The fiuardian is to be congratulated
cvt", appreciating the news value of such an edition as upon its supplenicnf, and pcrliaps when a hundred
well as its service to the coinnninity, went forward years have rolled over the Confederation, the oppor-
with its plans and the souvenir is one which is iuost tiiiiity to celebrate it as originally intended will be
ci.niprchciisive in its history of llriiicc Iidivaril Island given to the tiuardiaii. ln the nicantinie_ the present
and its description of its i'csoiii'ccs. 'l`hc (iuardian vohiine will forin a valuable record of past endeavor,
i has thus rendered not only (`li:irlotfetowii btit the peo- of preseiit :tcliieveineiit and of liopefulness for future
pic of |'rincc l".d\vzird lslaiid an invalual>le service and prosperity.
one for which they sliotild show due appreciation.
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' HAMILTON SPECTATOH.
'I`lic Spectator is in receipt of a pretentioiis illus-
trated painphlet from the (`li:ii'lottctowii tiuardiaii. It
:-cts forth in no iii|cci'taiii fasliion thc niaii_v excellen-
_ cies of l'rince lidwai'il Island, our little sister
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MONTREAL HERALD AND TELEGRAPH.
The tliarlottetown, l‘. ffl. I., Guardian has issued
a inost intcrestiiig .\`ouvenir liditioii descriptive of the
resources of the Island and containing portraits and
sketclics of its public iiieii and promoters of industry,
as well as sonictliing about the lslaiid’s fanious scenery
and attractioiis as a tourist resort.
Iiifty years ago in t'hai'lottcto\vii the first confer-
ence was held \vliicli led to the Confederation of
(`aiia<la. It was intended to celebrate the Coiifedera-
tion _lubilcc hcrc last Scptcinber and elaborate
alaiigciiiciits have been made for the event. The
outbrcal< of the l".uropcaii war caused the aliandoii-
province “down by the sounding sea," which is also
_____~ clztiined to be the inost prospei'ous._ ._\gi‘iciilliii'e and
p__ g live stock pla_v an ii\ipoi'tant part in its wc.'ilth, the
‘,'__¢ ‘ total proilucfioii for last year aniouiitiiig to nearly
lf' ` $|,;_ooo_ooo_ l’»\it the foxy cliai'actcr of its pi'ogi'e.s'sivc
citizeiis is best sliown in its fox and fur industry, ’.he
_ value of which approxiniates $_:o,ooo,ooo. .'\s a ment of the celebration and with it the Coiifefleratioii
' health and tourist resort, the advantages of I’rincc Nuinber planned by the (_`l\:trlottefo\vn (iuardian. It
I-ldward Island are such as to coiniiieiid it fo hosts of was thought a pity to allow such good publicity matter
those fortunate ones who |»osscss fat pocltefliooks. to go to waste altogether, and so it was thought this
Nuincrous portraits of its leading incn disclose a sfur- Sotivciiir iitiiiiber would prove of more than ordinar_\'
._ dy :ind liand.-oinc lot of (`:iii:idians, cvcii though a pre- iiitcrest in the preseiit tiinc. In addition to being the
(`radle of (`oiifcder:ttioii, I‘rince lidward Island is the
cradle of the fainous Silver I"ox Industry, which has
inadc the fortunes of so many Islanders during the
past four years.
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 ponderance of thcin appear foolislily to favor the
 _ I.iber:il caiise. .\lfogcilicr, it is .i very creditable
j_»,_» . exponent of a sniall but cxcccfliiigly virile section of
 _ Canada. __ _ 1 “_ mm
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THE GUARDIAN SOUVE IR EDIT I()
Appended. are a Few of the Many' Hundred Complimentry Canadian Press Notices ' Received :
HAMILTON DAILY TIMES. EQ!! WINNIPEG TELEGRAM.
The Charlottetown Guardian has issued a souvenir
edition, handsomely illustrated, on fine toned paper.
'I`lie souvenir was intended to celebrate the Confedera-
tion Jubilee, but the war broke out, and upset all plans.
Our contemporary claims that Prince Edward Islatid
was the Cradle of Confederation, the First conference
being held in Charlottetown, which led to the consoli-
dation of Canada. In view of the excellence of the
souvenir, we will not dispute the claim of P. E. I.
Prince Edward Island enjoys the unique distinc-
tion of being the scene of the_ first “Confederation
conference,” while at the same time being the last of
the old British colonies to enter Confederation. It
was 50 years ago last year that the Charlottetown con-
ference was held, out of which Confederation event-
uallv came. Charlottetown made elaborate prepara-
tions for the celebratioirof the eventful Jubilee last
| September, but the war caused its abandonment. The
Charlottetown titiardifni, however, has issued a sou-
. ` THE WESLEYAN' veuir edition directing attention to the life and
The Charlottetown Guardian, with commendable resources of the Island Province, to commemorate the
eiiterprise, has published a special Souvenir Edition, anniversary. The souvenir _is printed in_ magazine
isstied as a Supplement, to celebrate the Jubilee of form, on coated paper and is pr_oftisely illustrated.
Confederation, it being remembered that the confer- There are timely articles on the Silver l"ox_ Industry,
ence which resulted in Confederation was held` in - the fisheries, agriciilttire, etc. The nlaltagltlg Cditor,
Charlottetown. I\li'. _I. R. Burnett, in an interesting foreword, draws
'l`liis fine Souveni iitiniber is entitled “Prince Ed- an iiiviting picture of the happy domesticity of life on
ward Island, The (iarflcii of the Ciulf, Its Men of I'i‘ince I_".dward Island. “No less thau_85 per cent.
Action and Its Resources.” It is profusely illtistrat- of the population,” he tells us, “is engaged in agricul-
ed, containing more than two-litiiidred good photo- ture and nearly every farmer owns b_is o_\vn farm.
cuts of the leading nien and women of the Island, be- I’i'ince Iidward Island is the only _province in Canada
sides cuts of the principal ptiblic buildings and many which produces enough to feed its own people and
private edifices. Its descriptions Of l0L`2llifl€S. consequently the cost of living is _much less than the
resources and industries are most interesting and average for the rest of the Dominion.”
instructive. Altogether the souvenir reflects great _______.|.__.__.
credit on the publishers of The Charlottetown Uttar- TORONTO MA||_ AND EMP|RE_
dian and should prove of value in advertising this _ __ _
beautiful and fruitful Island so worfhilv bearing the - ~ Tl1C S0l\VC"\f C‘l'l‘0" of me (-h‘"'l°tt°t0“'“ Gum'
’ ` ` dian deserves mention in this relation. It is a
name and fame of “The Garden of the tiulf.” _ _ _ _
______.|__..__; surprisingly full, coiiyepiciitdziiilcl_attgactiin volpmedof
facts about Prince ‘1 war san , “" ie .ar en
\\.r’]ETEPBBfDB9L{c`_H _ EvEN[HTiG_ ?E_\;‘EYv'_ .__ of the Gulf.” Its compilers and its illustra-
° "lm rcfcllc( ‘l "CIW 9, `\ fl”'U°‘~b°l-Vcnl tors might have lingered longer on the gifts of
iiuinber of the Chatlottctoun Litiartliaii. lhe iiiten- _ure with “_hi__h the Province is blessed
tion of this edition, the managing editor says, was to  _Nl ‘fit of Mg. c|im.m .md the ccugar gpcn of
coinuieiiioi'ate the first conference held to consider _,I 'c__`f'__il{) NYM Scclicr c(;u]_l`h_Wc heel; dwelt 6" more
f`°::‘.°‘f;:'f‘“°"<i:;l‘i‘:.:r;i.fa‘..f‘:.§;f‘;::'Jxtt°‘::i:is;.:‘ta; ~I§»§‘1‘i..°i...>. iica’   of the
year: . r  'ici ',".  -.  . , '. _
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gan. It is a very creditable prodttcfioii, and it would `  iflltlfflll\_:';`.l'r5}_ti‘.§;_!  hgtng; E
have been uiiforttinate not to give it to the public. I ‘l lf" °(.H`_l mn _‘,”l_' I ,lt lil Cp rl tt]
Reading tlie_l_ii_ogij:tpliies of presidents and vice-presi- tCmlm" __ lldt ll/“bf  i`fl_T% Il,K»)(li!f‘l] N 03  ,ii .cp
dents of fox farins, one alinost suspects that half tlte Ui`_':\l:élil"c]_m?l;_l],0 bg 
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doubt there are large profits in the bttsiiiess, _but there   :ffl-iiiiiiii'0iililioii1i\'iiSlfli~lhy'(»;ilttiiitil lliiiiliiiiiiliflii
  i:\f,S,§“‘Il;.‘,‘,l.; ,,|["I,‘,l,?,T Very interesting is the inforination given about the
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traits of provincial editors, who apparently arc close 25_'l‘_‘f “UTI lndustry of “lmh hmm I'd“‘ml Inland
sttidciits of the needs of their I’rovince. There are lb tu' ‘ml C'
also portraits of the political leaders, of beautiful
scenery and public buildings, together with imptirtant
statistics. such as those showing agricultural pi oduc-
tion. .'\t this distance, l‘rincc Iidward Island is to
inany people niercly a gcograpliical exprcssioii, which
is somewhat dispelled by the wide circulalioit of such
special editions as the one we have received.
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MONTREAL WITNESS.
.'\n c\'ent was planned to tal\'e place next inonth
which would have been of interest to :ill Cana lians,
and inore especially to the iiiliabitants of Prince lid-
ward Island and the other i\laritinie l’rovinces. The
fiftieth ainiiversary of the faiiiotis conferci. `e at
(`harlottetowii, l’. li. I., which laid the foundatii ns of
Confederation. was to have been suitably celcl: 'atcd,
but the war led to the regrettable abandoninent of the
sclienic.
fine of the daily iic\\'spapei's of the I’. li. I. cap-
ital, the (`harlottetown "t iuardian" had inade prepara-
tions for the piiblicatioii of :l special stippleiiieiit, aiul
though the celebration has been abandoned, the
publishers wisely decided not to waste the good
material that had been gatliercd. Accortliiigly the
stippleiiieiit was recently issued, doubtless niuch to the
benefit of the I’i'oviiicc. in nialring its resources and
advaiitages more widely Iviiowii.
Ilcaring the title, “I‘riiice I".d\vard Island, The
(iarden of the (iulf, Its l\leii of /\ction and Its
Iicsotirccs." the stippleiiieiit is a neat voluine of 72
pages, printed on art paper atid copiously illustrated
with photograplis of scenes of interest and portraits of
the leading incn of the I’rovince.
The ptiblicalioii of this souvenir reflects credit on
those coiiccrncd, and it should be of appreciable bene-
fit to the l‘roviuce. . _
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ERIN (ONT.,) ADVOCATE. ' "°`l
The (`liai'lottetown, P. IT.. I., Guardian has issued
a handsoine Soiiveiiii' edition of that paper, which
contains a lot of valuable btisiness and historical iiifor-
niation relative to the Isl:iiid. Send fora copy. It
is well worth perusal and is a credit to the Guardian
I iflice.
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, PICTON (ONT.,) TIMES.
'l`lic (`liarlotteto\vii (itiardian has issued ati illus-
trated stippleiiieiit of 72, pages in inagaziiie forin
entitled "l'i'ince .lidward lslaiid, the (jarden of the
(iulf: Its i\lcn of Action and Its I{csotii‘ces." The
worlc is very creditable, the printing is well done and
the magazine contains a vast amount of information
concerning thc smallest ]‘rovince in the`D0ininion of
(`aiiaila. Prince F.dward Islaiid is known as the
“Cradle of Confederation,” for it was at Charlotte-
town fifty years ago that the first conference of states-
inen was field which led to the founding of the
Doiiiiiiioii of Canada. Fox and fur farms have of re-
cent _vcars been attracting attention to _l’rince Edward
Island.
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TRURO DAILY NEWS.
'l`lic iiianaging editor of the Cliarlottetowu
V (`iuar<lian, _I. R. liurnett, has issued as a supplement
tothe july edition of that paper, a haiidsomc souvenir
number that is highly creditable in every way to that
enterprisiiig _Iournal and all connected therewith.
\\'e have never seen any work of the kind frotr
“The (iardeii of the Gulf," as well gotten up as the
publication before tis.
The information within the pages of this niaga-
ziiie-paper is a perfect conipendiuni of kiiowledge that
asa souvenir of the 50th aniiivcrsary of tlielouiidiiig
the stranger or wotild-be tourist would want to get
hold of about this rich Island.
This special edition of the (iuardiau is intended
of Confederation and of the place, Cliarlottcto\vn,
where the first conference was held that lcd to the
(`oiifederation of Canada.
The booklet is replete with statistics, sketches of
its public and business men, fine views of its public
buildings, parks and streets, etc.
A glance shows the productiveness of the Island,
-ci'c'ps are valued at $l4,ooo.ooo and the Black Fox
Iiidustry is placed at $26,000,000.
We congratulate the (iuardian and all who assist-
cd in lainicliiiig such a fine souvenir number, that is so
admirably gotten tip in every respect.
 SOME OF THE CONTENTS
 FRONTISFIECE Photo of H. R. H. the Governor General and Duchess of Connaught.
J_\“\“\“\
 f FOREWARD Summarizing the Contents.
§__»;-_*_ _i Di-:scR1P'rIoN of Prince Edward island.
‘f POTENTIALITIES of the Province. -
 THE SILVER FOX INDUSTRY of Prince Edward Island.
 FOUNDATION OF THE FOX INDUSTRY.
'."_.;‘~f THE FISHERIES of the Province including the Oyster Industry.
62?? E THE ISLAND HYMN by L. M. Montgomery.
_,_  INFORMATION FOR VISITORS and holiday seekers.
iii-‘1`t< THE CITY OF CHARLOTTETOWN relating its history and describing its beauties.
HISTORICAL SKETCH OF SUMMERSIDE by Mrs. Neil McLeod.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR IMMIGRANTS telling the class of people for whom
there is demand.
DESCRIPTIVE WRITE UP of Kensington, Georgetown, Victoria, Hunter River,
Wellington, Miscouehe, Rusticn, Mount Stewart, Bedeque, Tignish, Alberton, O’Leary, Souris
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TROUT FISHING-where it may be enjoyed.
SHOOTING-all about the opportunities for sportsmen.
“PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND”-Poem by Rev. Robert Murray, O'Leary.l
ALL ABOUT THE ISLAND INDUSTRIES Agricultural, Trade and Commerce. 
PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED with about two hundred high grade cuts on the
finest art paper. Among the Illustrations are _ ~
PORTRAITS of Lieut. Governor MacDonald, Ex. Governor Rogers, Premier Mathieson
and Members of the Executive Government, Members of the Legislature, Members ot the Fox
Conferences, members of the Clergy, th_e leading Business Men and Local Editors etc. -
Illustrations of Local Scenery, City Views, The Fox Indust and the Fishing Industry.
THE PRESS REVIEWS are unanimous in describing Iliis Edition as a Molnter-
esting and Valuable Souvenir. It i_s made up in magazine form 12 by 9 inches, prin ted on
high class paper, and should form an ideal medium of conveying to people abroad ifo f mation
about the Province, its Industries and its Men of Action.
Only 10,000 copies are_being issued, and as the demand for them is tremendous, those
desiring copies should make immediate application to prevent dissappoiritment.
THE GUARDIAN SOUVENIR EDITION
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