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BR. E. ill, MaCKENZlE
‘ Diseases of women and children.”
Ollicc Kent Street, next door to John-
eon’e Drug Store. Teleghone 317.
Residence, Alexan rs Hotel, Tele
phone a3o_. Odlce hours, 9-to e. m.
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our orchadlsts"femiliar` with .the whole
line of horticultural- _appliances is- inthe
highest -sense Justlnabie and should be
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President oi the Fruit Growers Association,
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eager eyes inallthe operations of fruit
culture. Those experts were also de-
lighted to continue and extend the “l’r_s_-,
ter`n|il` vislt" _inaugumted some fe"w years
ago"at our suggestion and getting into the
orchards of the unskilled growcrshave
been the me s oi rehabilitating old ones
altogether-_*a`;<!i extending and perfecting
the new. - e have not now;'or shallfnot
have ' very shortly that 'good
friend of Island interests, Prof. J. W
Robertson, at headquarters, but we hops
that this .assistance of the, Ins ct.oi°s
may be still afforded us. Indeexxu view
of the tact that power sprayers have been
sent out to other Provinces by this Ds-
psrtrheut as an economic experiment and
that spraying is every important matter
n fruit growing, we hope that this Prov-
.lnce _may enjoy a like prlvelege at_ th`e
common expense in the coming season.
Any expenditure which the general gov-
ernment may deem necessary in making
'hecould do so the methois of bridging
and repalrlng‘wero brought to th_c notice '
oi those concerned. Thii Association has _
time and again warned planters against `
growing tender trees 'in grass not only
earnestly commeude`d.` . '
Owing- to the great depth of snow last
winternnd the fact :hat no protection
nad been provided, many néw planters
sulfered severely in_ the glrdllng ofthe I
trees by mice. The services of Mr. Burke 
were in active requisition and in so for as
effect that the apples and plums there
shown in such endless variety were the
host they had ever seen and could not well
management have very generously,_reoog~
placing at our disposal, at ourreqaest, a
ply a number ot, substantial’ prlses for
fruit at this show, and I am sure that
their action will belxighly appreciated and
'commended by this Associatiann, Should
their means permit, having made a begin-
ning, no doubt the amount will be' main-
tained and increased in the future.
In the matter of a permanent exhibit
of our fruits, long. under consideration, I
am happy to say that the acting 'Commis-
soner of Agriculture, Mr. Qdmmisksy,
has given 'instructions to 'Prnt "Ready,
rovide for such a necessary work at
he earliest possible moment This will
ny rseumntiss matter or menus.
cation, always e. dilllculty with the
inexperienced, .and \be an indication to
the stranger of what our Island can
produce in fruits. 
In my last address I hhd to lament the
action of the Canadian Horticdlturlst in
exacting n sum out of our nnniini lee
which precluds&`us from continuing that
excellent journal as our oiiicial' organ.
\Wo wcrc fortunate in getting the _M\\ri~
time Farmer (or our menibers_n.t n rstl
while not ns low as expected. was still
nlzed- the strength ofthis attraction in'
the new Secretary of Agriculture, h`_ere, to_
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area
Oushls'
be smelled anywhere 'rss exhibition ,mes
iaith: S lot
heya
sum from their revenue sndlolent to sup-` culture
F ;.. » .'f-h»f :V-<-1-\ ".
. i on ‘»wl'L£i1.D}fsArx;_ ji .i i
much more reasonable -than that'.'_|ii!`ere -` '  '"1 '
by the Hortlculturlst. _Now we hsye had on.A.“.,_ __ D°'Wm{,_“. _-j gg_`?`sh. _
proifers of better terms than wethen de- L-“Q-[er v'ys;`_et his'0Yilee>hri'1lpt"n`nd
manded i'rom the Horticulturist, _anti the ‘MB mowing .pd 'n6,`Y_e_q ,‘_';n\,,'n),“._,
because of the danger it offers
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si
Association
de with
this
the
many that this old and popular commsr ‘
cial variety is not n»really hardy and
profitable 'one for Is`lenders/sto handle
seems to have become more widespread
monge_t'us._~ - e
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it will \ _
xgdwli. _ ~ always excel
certain varietics,in
-alll. '
asaharbor for mice, but also, andgin `
four ,cirlumstonces especially, of the,
~tunting effect Qsvhleh :it has no
the stock. Ulcan ulti ation, generous
eeding, and the earthing up of young'
trees in the Fall will soon put them out ol’ _
nli danger from such enemies. The severe.
cather of the past winter has however,
demonstrated the _tender nature of some
of thestsndard sorts, and there is ample
evidence that beyond all _others the Bald
win has suffered seriously. The belief of
For the ilrist time in our history as an
SBSH
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Dr.-6HASE’$` .°3~‘,f§‘*.‘”-’
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 -The aim shouldbe toloosen' the ,cc_ugh.
'relieve the tlg'htneas"on§' phin~ln_tl1s iihest,
intended t9_stop _ _ _ _
cure the cold. ` .. `   "ii" ` ‘fi
yean and being an up-to~datc_ magazine,
and devoted entirely to horticul. ure; it is
perhaps tho most npproprlate: odlioial
In Lunsnii. t
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.It is -sometimes ~dengeroixs`_tm -stop e
cough. I " " ' ' _ '.'_1',
had ald- exp _ rstliinf SQ -tiiot the ob-
structing and hi-‘i9ta'tihg some me; h'ef;pass- ,
sa out of are ali passaml. - ». '
'rnlsls ¢x'sbtiy'whnn|q' <-ornpllsluld by
'I ' rin- use of Dr. 5,Gh'aee's_""Si‘:up"of' Lfllieaed
\- nil 'l`u r`itine.'= '» ,Nl .i 5 '- . .
un ri,” ”
.lt is c te mqrfe o`c`»u_gh_,n'ii_it\_a_i€e. abd not
_  ’i»l1e'¢°ushihut'5-ellis; to
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will
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Farmer is ready $0 meet its western icom- lhlwm sh._'gquh.id/,nut W !¢,_-,wang
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turist is oilererl us at sixty cents per. fd9;=“_E,b_:,5.._n;__i°__e_______  .~ _:_ -- . it
-_ '_~\` -i (,912 In " ' .‘
I sui1ered's`dver'ely »irom _this
th`r'ee‘ Yeats and
trlld
cpmfaeed _¢hrbiii¢’ olgiihtik `wm`|¢ :noe-'
" ' 'Philippines H ‘ '
while with' then. s. Assy in tae'
Philippines, _ I contracted olir'ol1!c"'dlai*--'
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IIOMFDRTABLE WEA RABLES
FOR UNC0Mfo1uAsLf WEATHER
a ir conromns looser
  rurclrs i
Heavy Cloth Caps with fur lined slip _ band gcc
I to...   $1.50
S`outliSes Seal Cap, Jockey Style......  6.50
Berslenbsmh   .. 3.oo
H9. l Pereianlahlhb Cap   . . . . .
 .. 9.00
13altic$e_gitop,Qlterbahd........................ 8.oo
Beeverfrom $2to.; . . . . . .
 3.50
i I fun coLLA1<s
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' Marmot. Wombat, Otter. Beaver. Astrschsn, Fur Coats,
For lined Glovlie-“ ~ ~
Itfs to your interest to see these goods before purchasing
elsewhere. ' ' ,
D. A-it BRUCE,
Mc3n'S Outfitter, Victoria Row.
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  New .ounsl
Slaenpinug Bars
F R C LAGO -
'leave Montreal Every Tuesday
FOR VANCOUVER
Montreal every "`”
Bay every
means of
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Eastern Steamship Co..
\VINTHR REDUCED RATES.
Effective to May ist, 1905.
Stljohn, to Portland, $3.00.
St. john, to Boston, $3.50.
Commencing December 15, 1_co4,
steamer leaves St John at 8 a. n.\.
(Atlantic Standard) Thursdays for
Lnbec, Enstport, Portland and Boston.
.1 RETURNING
From Boston, via. Portland, Eustport,
and Lnbec Mondays at 9 a. m.
Through tickets on sale at principal
railway stations and baggage checked
to destination.
Passengers arriving at St. john on
evening previous to sailing can go direct
to steamer and take cabin berth or
stateroom for the trip.
All cargo, except Live Stoclr, is in-
_ 1| .i sured against fire and marine risk.
EARANCE SALE!
‘ J. B. M¢noNALn 5. com. _
' will sell the balance of stcch. Meri's and Boys' Clothing
, in Q35 _<}°g_¢,.,_»_lj_lsters, Reefere, §nits and Pants at _Q54 to
‘ me at-is;i".=:.>°.:;.d.§‘;:'; ‘i1§'“§:i*;.1f.>;-:...°.=,-3:1
g_, _ _ _ 9 . _ . .., _ _ _ »
. 'Felt Hats 3'3}é‘to 5o` p.c.*ofi. All Mitts and Gloves 25 p.c. ofi.
Men’s White and- Colored Shirts 33}{ `p. c. 0E. lden's Woolen
 25 .p.c. od." Wool SweaErso$~5 p.c. od.; -_iii/$01. tl_anue_;
and __ay_1nettes _25 p-c. oR.Dr_e_ss o sgéléé p._c. o .- wee s an
. , Woisteligc. od. Cloth slid Wool sms halt price. Small
_ ;_ mei a_ _ ‘ibi_ion'helf_ price. Boots and Shoes yé less than
f..jCchie _in sad_lf_ we can suit you. can bny your goods cheap.
Sale .commences-to-day. ,
,i.__§, ri¢oo'NALD 8. co.
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_, Dee.x1,1so4.
- The Berlin Robo 1 Clothing 00., Ltd..
Berlin, _Ont.: _
1, Gap , ,-_-_I ave been using your
_§rutle`_!_§l _of aiitatioa Bakaldliobes /
\n"fii'y iiisry basins" for some time end
. ,I  'feeooiishnd-.thbm to the pnbiie as
‘ "‘-‘ ` " QIilbeet.sobh‘en the market, being
w ntcth and rein proof -and will dry
eat qdisher than aa; other robe I have in
stable. 'rheyare euperlorto ihereal_
is lam; Mya. md would xy
me museum; simmer. as *au
Ar tlc brand.
'Yours respaeth ,_
W Rooms.
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WILLIAM G. LEE, Agent, St. Iohn,
N. B. ~
A. H. I-IANSCOM, G. P. & T. A..
CALVIN AUSTIN, V.P.g. Gf:n’l Mg
  CENTRAL
MUSIC STORE
IN STOCK:
Pianos Violins
Organs Banjos
Sewing Machines 'Accoxdeons
Mandolins Tambourines
Autoharpe Mouth Organs
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‘_Sewing Machine Gramophone
Needles Needles
Graniophones Guitars
We have also full control of the
celebrated Berliner Gramophone for
_the Island. with the new Maroon
Records which can, be used over a
thousand times with good results._
We ‘will allow yon one third on
your old records taken in exchange
for new ones.
Callor write lor prices.
Kcnt St., Clrlown. _
 
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