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CUISINE UNEXOELLEU
SYDNEY, N. S.
-rliyl
Expert Knowledge <
and Study in Every
loaf of
Cameron’s
°‘Ilome--ii'iade--
Bread”
.The beat bread for YOU
Ask these grocew.
Crockett & Co-P. Mullins
Chappel's Grocery, -M 81. A McLeod,
Coffin & Co Crabbe’s Gro-ery
Wm McPhee-john Wheatley,
-John Cameron
P. L. Smallwood -]. R. Cronin
s. Gnu. Moore-lvlrf. Trainor
Water St.) Rochford St.
FOR SALE.
THE Schooner" IOSEPHEIN
SWANTON" 63. tons nett, built ol
AMERICAN OAK. '
ALSO
Schooner" MAGGIE MAY" lit tom
net, built in |904, at MAHUNE BAY N_S.
THE above vessels are well found and in
good repair.
A LSO
One Mackerel Seine in first class con-
dition: can be bought separately or with
either vessel. For partirulara apply to,
A P. CAl NEN.
P O BOX 336, HALIFAX l\ S
7.15 Mtts Pitts | MO.
Farm For- Sale
at Wu'tcr Rivarooptaining |51 acres ol
land.B0of which it co\c|erl with harlt
and soft. world. Will be aolrt with or
wlthouterop stock and implements un-
zinoma ia .
'Y " "5ii°d W naovaln.
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no a ir it 0. ' ' _ ‘-
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H'l§I:aa'.;%a‘=dd?a='and¥£:l|ia{ualeat|cna to Guardian
` _ _ TUESDAY. AUGUST so tjfl' `
vincca to explain to interested audi-
ttnows the latest and moat advanced
the pursuit of the almighty dollar
that more important matters are for-
gotten.
In the case of our live stock the
principles of heredity are studiously
and scientifically followed and the
farmer who neglects this is justly
charged with ignorance of his busi-
ness. Unfortllnately, under present
social conditions, the human family is
not so cared for. 'We say unfortu-
natelv udvisedly, for there are human
weaklings, mental and physical fail-
ures, born under conditions which
would hc a disgrace to the' farmer-
who would permit such to occur in
his herds. The principle of heredity
nre eternal and unchangcable and un-
til the human family is safeguarded,
just as today we safeguard our flocks
and herds, thc human failures and
weaklings and criminals will, like the
poor, be always with us.
We provide ollr cattle and horses
' wi-lar or 'rluassf o'rlumsr - . 
food? How many lol .them have their
We nays learned our lessons well. We
know practically all that is worth
knowing about the care of our llvr
stock and of our held crops. Are we
neglecting than others? We protect
our fields from the weeds by the way-
side and in the neglected field of our
neighbor. We secure legislation to
compel our neighbor to see to it that
no harm can coma to our crops of
grain through his neglect. We will
not have our nclghbor_'s weed seeds
playing where our precious crops are
growing. But we will permit our
much more prccioua children to play
among the vile weed seeds of thc
street and the wayside. forgetting
that the seeds thus -sown in their
young minds may influence them for
all the years _sto-'f~ come, or
choke out forever the good seed that
the home has planted."_Let na appia
the lessons of the farm and the gard-
en to these little ones. 7
AN ALMOST FORGOTTEN PAGE;
We have before us a "report of the
speeches and proceedings at the inau-
guration of the Normal School in
Vharlottetown, on Wednesday, the
lst of October, 1856, His Excellency
Sir Dominick Daly, Knight, Lieuten-
ant. Governor, &c., &c., in the chair,"
The "speeches and proceedings"
taken together formed a aoires held
in honor of the inauguration. This
tcrval. The Normal School inaugu-
ratsd with so much pride and joy by
the people of that day lived, had its
day and is gone, like those whose
speeches are recorded, but like them.
also. its work is still in progress for
nothing is ever lost. A _
It ls worth while looking backward
to thc hopcs and the aspirations of
a time which, in the light of the
changes since, looks very distant. al-
though in reality only a span, for
many still living remember the occa-
QQ;
Your grocer has
a treat for you l '
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0 CORN
~ -= r|.a|rrs°
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We Carry A F ull
Li-ne Of Pumps
_ We carry a splendid line ot' pumpsin stock including
tvery size, grade and variety -a pump for every purpose.
' ,We are rticnlarly pr nd of our line of the famous
_ _.Q°b`lf\ pomp? Besides’ thee; we carr a com lete line of
laesatuaataa. _ ' _- P
J   Mivsifé Pumps
. , The M _ Ps i aa
concern of ilsegltid, irltiheswlw-rld.° bgvetrll; rigged;
"dl P“mP‘_hsl Myers’ name stampedon it. a
8°‘“’*’3°°.° flllt it-isinade only of finest materials.
Catlin tad dl lr
'lineot world‘fanl§n:npum°;?s. wa our .phndid
Fennel fa? Chandler  
|52 Richmond St. V '
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ision. ’
In the introduction ,to the official
report by the committee of manage-
ment, we find this: "It is now gener-
ally concedgd that it is the duty and
right. of the state to provide for the
education of the peoplc; because .it
being the clear d_uty of government
to protect the pcrson and property
of the subject, the education of all
classes is the best means by which
this can be effected."
was almost fifty-six years ago and__ F|ny_s,x yum have not changed
Bom” things have cmmged l" the 1"' this principle-or, let.ua ses, has it?
"The education of all classes is the
‘best means by which the person and
property of the subject can be pro-
tscted"? Much depends upon the kind
of education. In these fifty-six years
man has sought out many inventions,
and today in the world’s penitentiar-
les there are lots of educated scoun-
drels and many more still at large.
And so education, if it is to be a
protection to‘the person and property
of the snblect must go beyond the
ordinary curriculum of the schools.
Here is another extract from the
introduction: "Prince Edward Island
may now fairly boast of being the
only British colony in which educa-
tion is as free as' the _water we drink
and the air we breathe, and where
svory child is within reach ol the
school."
And this quotation from Dr. Ryer-
son, "tho distinguished Superintend-
ent of Public Instruction for Canada
West" uttered in 1850:--We believe
scarcely tive years will .elapae are
over eval-y schoolhouse door in Llp-
per Canada will bs inscribed the gold-
en motto, 'Education for all, without
money and without pl-lee: 'ro which
the “introductioa" proudly addaz-
"Tha hopes _thus ardently cherished'
six years ago, have not yet been re-
alised in the sxperiencs_ of the ‘Ern-
plrs Colony' as that province has
been termed. How greatly than
should the inhabitants' of this colony
prize the boon which has been so hep-
piiy gained for them and which ia
still the great desidsratttm of more
powerful and populous countries."
But alas "the glory has departed
from Israel." Education ls not as
free today as the water we drink-
yas, it ia, too, for in these degener-
ate daya even the wata' costs and
ill our ettlea and towns the water tax
is haaviar than tba schooltax. Itia
notacfraaaatlasaitwe breaths-by
a large aight, for we have inserted
the auppiadlsnt clause. _ ~
But. this by the way. lt is
bit that Pellet
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last year’a drought. were shown in
failure to germinate in the spring,
out the continuous rains made it
impossible to savs the crop. The
grain crops are above the average
and the harvest is now about on.
the rain fall has been excessive and
almost continuous since July 22nd
but it is now hoped that -better wea-
ther will prevail.
The Toronto Saturday Night _(Con-
servative) crlticizes very severely a
recent speech delivered in Vancouver
by Col. Sam Hughes, Minister oil
Militia. "I-Ie seemed to wallow and
revel in the thought of a coming war
between Great Britain and Germ-
any," says The Saturday Night, "at
a time when every sound statesman
in both those great countries is using
all his influence to quell iirebrands
and bsliigarents. That wars can be
made byitalking about them is un-
questionably and deplorably true,
and persons who, like Col. Hughes,
are constantly ‘seeing red' constitute
a public menace. ° ° ' ' ° ° '
Why dig out the old story of the
Kaissr's telegram to Kruger, when
all the recent utterances of that s0v-
ereign have been pacific? When Col.
Hughes, a. sworn Cabinet Minister of
Canada, says on a public platform
'Germany needs to be taught a les-
son' he ceases to be merely ludicrous,
and becomes a menace to the public
welfare.
"The line of talcum powders we are
showing now is decidedly good, the
two leaders being Trailing Arbutus
and Violet Du1ca.' Thsss two are lead-
ers in our _line and are especially
popular in Boston where they are
made. 25c. The McKinnon Drug Co.,
corner Great George and Kent Sta.
8-20Mtf.
FISH HOOK PBINETRATES '
EYE CAUSES DEATH.
(Canadian Press.)
VANCOUVER, Aug. 19-Otis Sta-
ples, the millionaire lumbsrman and
5 former resident of Seattle, died
yesterday at Wycliif, B. C., following
a peculiar accident which deprived
him of the sight of one cyc.
He was ~flshlng for trout one day
two weeks ago when a fish hook
being flipped back caught in the eye-
ball. Ha was unable alouc to help
himself and was forced to drive an
automdbils twenty miles to secure
'medical assistance, but it was too
late to save the sys. '
The young man Stayed in the hos-
pital a few days and infection from
the eye spread into his lacs causing
blood poisoning from which be died
ysstarday.m
This is to certify that! have used
MINARD'B Liniment' in my family
for years, and consider it the heat
linlment on the market. I have found
it excellent for horse flesh.
(Signed) _
'W. B. PINEO.
"Woodlands," Middleton, N.S,
Qussmo nas Losr '
ram, oaroxsrr calm.
(Canadian Press.)
QUEBEC, Aug. ll-Quebec lost to
the New York cricketers the lead
gslnsd by the visitors in the flrltln-
nlngs being too big for the locals to
overcome.
Quebec made 91 in the second in-
golngs but New York came hack with
The score in the brat innings was
4! for Quebec and 11 tor New York.m
GUWOY KEITH BUDDEN DEATH.
a_.
uit is, as ever farmer knows, that _ "‘ - ` _
ences the various processes in sclec- :hai--pgrfoi-mania" of tll'e` animal is ' , ' Of1n0C0-YCS.  YOU can
tion, irrbreeding and feeding in order the bm PM mm wh" 0| om- mud. ' ~ ` refs na a
to secure the-best results. Practical- ,my H0, ml" mm .nd dlusmn, 'hm diroeumu nd_ mu, ' smile even  the 
ly every farmer in the province hs” uk, can besgowed “pon their “|03 0h LGPIC £039' -43% fllbblc-fOl' YOU _haVe Caug t t ¢
th rm, on this subject and ms _ , h aside rrou. t/he _original intention the t|'\)¢ HQVOI' Of  C0l'\tCl'll'.U\CIllf,
H0 'rations balanced' to meet t e re-
- :omplaint today la that wc have not ° _ ace for
l10|'5¢¢ “lid bl' dairy herd \’¢“°°'~ \“°'v qnirementa of the work, mental or te d “ite ,ar Bum, h and that Wl'\lCl1 IS IHOTC than 3 501
. I DDB Q S
prcdltabiy both his knowledge and physisal’ that they are “|194 upgn put .chock are mo hee. Uasherrnanvs luck.”
“’l‘hiarci< well It - the ,B,.m,,,..s to du? How many mmm” an 'there It will be interesting also to note
_ 8 5 ` In wh° °°"“m° ‘t h°m° uw” pmducte some statistical information given in
business. It is the business of the which V he I at market value,”
l“°" °*‘ . nit. 1 ma tn ‘
Province, for Prince llddward Island order to swell the ,my-get amount? _tznulrégs 583115 czlony :ms 6261;
is tirst of all an agricultural coun- The chu." has been made' and with :his were 131 schools and ima' _
W' °“" *°° '““°“ ""°"'“"“ “‘”" '°'“‘ pupil. 1.. issz ui.. populstisa was puts sunshine into grey moments- If
But we have other live stock than llles starve themselves into- disease. 58,0001 there were 133 schools and “nightens cut tl-oublgkinkg and dispel!
horses and cattle, than sheep and mental and physical, that they may ,760 pupil! In 1855 the ,,,,p,,1,,¢_|0,, i , .‘_   f
hoes- We have our hum” 1W°Hi`°°k sand mir beat to mai-nt. "These ,'35 71496.' ,hm Wm 2,0 ,,c,,,,,,,, gloom. For Orinoco isarare en o
10 CW for- Wh" °' *\‘°°°? things ought not to be." The human fund 12,'133',,,,,,,|,,_ _ the finest cron leaf tobacco, preamble from
The remark has btw" made/~ “Hd live stock is more than dollars and me plmminng sf old Virginia. It is mild,
there is some truth in lt. .f-lm* many' cents. We have learned the value oi Full reports concerning the ll” fragrant and full ol flavor. Put it in ani' ‘
farmers b¢St0W H10” CGW* Und "WPG care in the case of our farm animals. crop have not yet been received but pipe you have__day’ mmcob. brim," 0,,
thought upon their animals than we have px-ovgd ig; worth and its present indications are that there b _ d et ‘ tmooth
they do upon their sons and daugh- ,.,-oggabienggl How much more cars, 'will be a donsiderable shortage owing ne" n”"°a" you  d’ TUCKETT
rt-rs. _ ‘ then, should bs bestowed upon time to the impossibility 0! saving the sweet smoke that la C001-In
This docs' not necessarily i°mply less iogherg upon whom their own incurs crop. The yield was an exceptionally comforting. LIMITED
love for the children than for the and the future of the country de- heavy one generally throughout the _ , `_ HAMILTON
horses and cattle; it imvllcs rstllff ponds. province, except in some parts oi 
that we have become so absorbed ill We are s community of farmers, l{lng'a County where the euects
&
of ,
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ri-ui... adware 1»lasanlam».l,ni. with aslaauawly ssmaéunawl can-  ' ° _ *  _ ‘ _
dominion over, for its live stock. °“°°d "u°'_*'-" '““'*l’l°_ l-° th* "Wk i 0 =` -.  , 1-S, f 1 I I . '_
With infinite ears and patience and ::::r°d °'“t'h::;n:;;:r::l" :S .` _ ‘  _
- IIB 63°" - .~‘ ' _ ,
scientific selection we have attained md u eu_°.Nn.y compémmod “ ‘re f . ~ . , ‘ . _
this great boon. Expert scientists the moat. elaborate Prescriptions of _ ’ i w . " so long as you haV¢\yOUf UUSW
have come to us from our sister pro- the physician for his patient. The rs- _ l ~:_.~=<’ bday-_and a  Of 
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"Ever try Cadbury‘s chocolates.
They are the most. toothsome, dainty
and delicious onfectlons that ever
crossed a counter. They are absolute-
ly pure too-made in a factory where
cleanliness is insisted upon. Cad-
bury’a are superior to other peopls's
heat. Try a box, all prices. The Two
Macs. 8-19MEtf.
"Ladies Wash _drssscs 2.95 for 1.95
at the August sais which is now on,
Moore & McLeod. 8-19M3i.
"Sovereign Brand Lime Juice in
loc, 15e,and zsc names. E. A.
Foster, Central Drugstore. 8-17M3i.
"Tsnglefoot Fly Paper-Wilsons
and Smiths Fly Pads--Flyos nope-
[nsect Powder. Everything to rid the
house of flies. E. A. Foster, Central
Drugstore. _ 8-17M_3i.
“Until further notice wo will
pay 24 cents cash for washed
wool and I6 cents for unwashod
-Prowso Bros Ltd. 6-2l Mt
"Womens 83.75 wash dresses are
being cleared out at $2.50 each at
the great August clearing .sals. Moore
& McLeod. 8-17M3i.
Furniture Bale. 100 places of brand
new furniturs, consisting of dressers
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"The acllool that has won the
confidence of the people."
Civil
Service
Examinations
We prepare students
pass Qualifying and lnsi 1
is the time to get ready
lle_ad».what one of our stu-
dents says-
Dear Sir:
Iconslder that the work
_done at your institution is
of every high standard, and
lean safely ssv that the
Unlrn Comemrcial College
ranks amos the foremost
. Business College in Canada.
Tojustlfy this statementl
have only to refer to tile'
marks made by me at the
last Civil Examinations- -'
Wishing you continued
, success 'ln your work, I
remain '
Yours truly,
Write for slew Prospectus.
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at $5.90 up, commodcs at 2.75, side-
boards from $10.50, sofas from $5.75,
kitchen chairs, 45c, kitchen tables,
$2.74, dining room tables. $6.00, hed-
room tables, 90c, parlor rabies, $2,
iron beds, $2.50, mattresses, $2.30,
bed springs $2.25, parlor suits, $19.-
75 (5 pieces), wicker ,chairs, $2.90,
lawn chairs, $1.20, Brussels carpet,
75c, tapestry carpet.. 42c, straw mat-
ting, 9c, hemp stair carpet 9c,
Scotch and union squares, $4.75, ts-
pcstry squares; $6.75. Paton's.
8-l3lVitf.
TO QU EBEO
Via the lntercolollial Railway
Ocean Limited Express, the shortest
most comfortable and convenient
mode of travel between all Prince
Edward Island points, and Quebec
and Montreal. Connection with this
fast through express is made via
steamer to Point du Chans daily ex-
cept Sundays, and a train from the
Points meets the Westbound Ocean
Limited at Moncton. Tickets and
reservations may be obtained at the
ofhce of W. K. Rogers the local ticket `
agent. The Ocean Limited travels
through T territory rich ln scenic
beautv and makes the fastest time of
any through train from the Lower
Provinces to the metropolis arriving
in Montreal at 7.35 a. m. which is_
ample time to enable the traveller to
make connections with the fast
through trains of the Grand Trunk
Railway ,for Toronto, Detroit, Buda-
lo, and Chicago, and other Western
Dolnts. 'I-31 M E tl.
AND MONTREAL.
Fire insurance »
E. li d. t
l‘l'\g'inlsll‘l-liisndg Olntivlpl, ies olalrarmmlllulld
,, ,_ hu,-¢h¢..., Hmaschnoia. Hotels
Uhesse Factories Water Mllll. sto. etc
nnlrto '
~ _ . east »
C D BELL i Phn_" _ I
‘ Binder Twine
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STANDARD '
MANILLA
PURE MANll.l.i\_
GREEN SIIEAF'
l
We ate in a position to '
quote ape clal prices to Farm-
er’s Clubs and Institutes, de-
livered st nearest Railway 0|'
Steamboat point, B180 9D¢¢l¢l'
lv low prices to the Whole-
sale and Retail' trade. Call-
nr write for prices .before
buylns- '
A. ll0Rl\E & -C02
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H Six Competztronsw _
&Cpen to Everyone f
Class A. No.l For the best poem,rel°ening lo Prince
Edwards Island (not more
than five verses ) 'Silvér
Medal. '
No. 2 For the best desc:
Service examinations. No v . -- » ~  ~» 
lption in prr\st‘~ol_ the Pro- -
Vince as fr n‘ace to live in (not more than 3oo words.) `_
Silver Medal. _ '
No. 3_For the three best hutve=t or farm scenes, in -
the Garden of the' Gulf (any size.) Silver Medal. _ ' `
' Class B No. 4 Forthe best poem (any'st1l»j:ct)`.not1'°. '
more than five verses. Five volumes worlds best poetiiyl \ - »
~ N0. 5 For the heat essay (any antject) not ~mryrs_j
than three hundred words. Five volun es Henry ‘Vin '/-
- Dy_ke'a works.
No. 6 For the best t‘.iree photographs, any subject, i i
(any size.) Kodak
These corripetitious are free to all, and lt must .he _
understood that all manuscript bewritten on one aide ` '
°f PIP". with name and addre~s of party attached. x
Photograph must be mounted, with name’ and address
- of sender written on back of
lcture. In all classes
P' . sim
the class A or Bwlth the number you wish to compete ’ ‘
under, on manuscript or photograph. '
These competitions start August first, and clcs_s»last »
dliwf September. The above prizes have alfésdy-lieu i
donated; the names will follow later. Those competing ~
(9ld~)W~l» U¢D0NALU° . will please understand, that- aterlalaent in can ~' i" ‘
lit . _
_ relturned, and that the juan' will have  _
'l in of publishing any material sent lu' aa they deeet ~~
advisable,
Therefore we say to all,
» tetown P. E. I.
s.t6MB6i '
at busy. ' H - '
"Give to the world the hast n iiava’ ' hs. ~'_
_ _ Amina imwiu was haul: you ' - _
Addreuallcompetitionato V1.8. Louaoii Chariot- ' 7
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