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rua: cmnolss rnsslownrows 'l-since' sswian rs:
S     Da Mclntyre Mrs lil:-Iutyrc and Miss ‘  "   
rl Mclntyre arrived by the Northum _ ° . y ‘ ‘ __ __ _
and Saturday evening from Jackson-_ » _dll Y
vpn [nrk gl R f (` lpt Olsen 'ville Florida were they spent the winter. _ fur' G"°° P°°]° °fM°nt°'5“°'i° vhmng in
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luished loading Saturday *lvl Llvared for M
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Id Mlii ononeoft emem rs e
linglsud with 35,wJ bushels of oats and y of t “S ° ° nn _  _ . _ ~ » Mrs J. B. Russ of Summerside spent Sun
he Presbyterian choir who purpxses
IIB foot of deal. `  lea ug fm, SL John next \v,,dnesday was _tions north or south, some- ‘staying for n
` Tmmg “.33 ., ghipgnentof TT fat cattle hy ` elltertnine-1 by a number of friends Fri- sxlgtlb and 0tl1€l‘S for only/a day or
.` ` ` _ _ ' ` l t th 'd f M . D. °
"‘* §h"°"“'“bb‘;’.”'“”:fI S“‘“'f,*“~{“ “i§‘,f2;',‘f; ;g','§' °§',f'f,_f,’,f,f, 8 p'§,f°,§;,,°§'f,§, ‘I,,,,, Im, Birds mostly migrate ln the night, and
‘l1:le_ _ ippers lngl eswrs. o 1. 1 ' s ' ' '
‘ _ _ _ _ _ l e to d so, except some~
ml Path MQDOMM of bt' John'  Speeches' refreshments were six; dh? fldvenilgg. Some momings western metropolis
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“THE NOBLEST MIND- come in the night, and miss others who on saturday evening
~ - ~ _ - .. have gone. /
&£~"M¥`- *muh M°M‘“”'" °f the Summer ;_ The best contentment has. Yet, how-
nlde odlce for a few days ullt il a pcrumn- ever Home in mind' ngman or wgmgn gan SOIIIB Ol the IIIOSE COIDUIOII Island birds
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at appointment N mme hglllathler T(hecl)»l1o<§dT lmlilililxtl li; kept pure and '$31 ,.ueby_x;h,.°,,te'd hummhfg bird ’ which' Mr A S Johnson arrived in the City by
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THE Pioneer says that three loys who
kst Frlday,~fruekn ~.qu.\ll \\ hlth upse*
their boat He does not tell his readers Beef (quarter) per 11, _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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the extcn of the damage doneto the Beef (small) per lb.
aquall It ls safe to presume, how ever, ¥g`le,f)hgeI;_°fblb - - - ~ - - - -
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that had the squall struck the boat as C amen. Batten
usually happens the squall unllld have C bageiper doz)
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Ax ox which was being driven to Ken- gelery _ . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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siagton, caused agood deal of consterna- ' ° ' - ‘ ' ~
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ut.. slain peaceful village lm Friday  ‘,’,°,,§{,”,‘,.‘§jjjjjjjj'_'_'_;jjjj_
morning by taking charge of his driver Oatmeal, new, per cwt _ . . . . .
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and undertaking to manage things in H 
his own way. After first scattering the HayeSp¥§;sed°"_'_'_'_° 
onlookers he hauled his keepers into a Hayzper gw¢_____ , _ _ _ _
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shed where a horse belonging to M1-.Bel-n- ,Oats _ . . . _ _ . .
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al~dHtlsimmons wastied. Herehe proceed- Du gs' P‘;_"£;‘é`l°1' ' " "" ‘°
odtotahe charge againand in the melee Mangggf ______  ` ` ' ` ` ` ' `
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that followed the horse was seriously Pork _ _ . . . . . _ . . . _ . . . . .
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gored. The infuriated animals was at last T“mlPS» Per bushel ° ' - ° - ' ' ' ' °
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subdued and secured. Dr. James McDon- glogatggzs 
old of Summerside was sent for to attend ly, per bunch _ . _ . . . . . .
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liken out naturallzatlou papers an snow ,mm humors and eruptions an tones hummingbird is undoubtedly the mosh
°l°-*"1 C“““d‘““ ”“b°’°'°t of lift wgeesty “P the SySt°?”‘ - - _ ~ beaut iful and the most 'striking as he
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rlshegpczgs, re mlorms us, \\l no any The favorlte cathartlcls Hoods Pills. dmts about from Bower -to Bower
lg r an ormeriy
swiftly that the eye cannot follow him.
__' The nest, in which the female lays two
were out salllng n C‘1a.ilotteto\\ ll harbor CI-IARLOTTETOW N MARKETS. ‘pm-g white eggs about the size of peas, is
<Q0n~e¢|;ed gvgyyjuegdg 'built on a branch, usually near the end,
covered on the outside with bits of gray
moss. It is only about as large as a cup
from a. child’s toy tea set.
When the mother bird feeds the little ones _
she pokes her bill, which is over half the Mrs L» E Se arrived lwme on Satur
day evemu from Worcester, Mass.,  ;
length ofherself, clean down their throat
in such a cold-blooded manner that an
onlooker shivers. Hummingbirds wage
incessant war against humble bees, drlv
~ from flower to flower, the latter at lirs
iving up good naturedly,but soon turnln
igainst the birds. A fierce battle follow- _"°9“i“8' fmm Halimx- He "Wm
ed which did not cease until both the °’°1'Yu"m3 V'-*TY quiet intl” ¥“"'i°°“°d
parties engaged were exhausted. When °itY- A quantity Of produce shipped
it was over there was not a flower left, all T 153° fa" i5 bein? °°'“‘“m°d b°f°"°`l"h°
day in the city,
Mr. Wm Reid went west Saturday by the
afternoon train
that place, and also building a new
t church at (fraud Entry
3 Mr. ,J. T. Crockett returned' Saturday
_ - importation of new stock.
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honey from a nasturtium in a' lady’s
The robin is, perhaps, next to the crow,
our best known bird. He has a very pe-
culiar habit of flirting his tail quickly up
and down when excited, as he very often
is. His song consists of aseries of calls.
given in a. very cheerful treble. The robin
has not really got a red breast, it is only
reddish-brown. The female looks as -if the
rain had washed most of her color out,
and the baby robins have a decidedly faded
appearance. - '
Robins hardly ever go back to the same
, nest two years, but Florence Merriam
tells of a pair who went back to the same
once every year, and added a. new layer of
mud each time, so that it was _eight incl es
high when she last saw it. One nest was
bullt on the rim of a barrel in a milkshcd,
- and another, on top of apole in abarn-
yard. The story was told in the “Natur-
alist” of a. robin that had no “bump of
locality," but distributed its building mn-
terial impartially over almost thirty feet
of the outer cornice of a. house.
` ' Early in September the juucos. which
T we incorrectly cali bluebirds, c-.»m'e ou t
from the woods where they have 4 been
hidden all Summer.
p They have a number of names here, the
black snow-birds, slate-colored snow-birds
and bluebirds. They are lighter than, and
_ not very ,much like the real bluebirds,
though very often confounded withthem.
In the summer theygo about in pairs
and are very timid, in the winter they are
found in flocks. They build their nests
mostly under stumps, beneath the roots of
g trees, or under an overhanging bank,
almostanywhere on the ground where
they can get a natural roof to shelter
them. -
They become quite tame in winter. com-
the same time they are so cautious and
intelligent that theya-re among the most
dilllcult birds to snare. They very often
goabout in winter with the white-throats
which awpmbably the most patriotic
birds in the world. Their song is said to
Canada Canada Canada.”
Nothing ncedbe said of the saucy little
Some ofthe most beautiful ot our birds
are very rare, there being only- one
authentic instance of a scarlet tanager
_ :being here, which was seen at Morell by
jp Dr.ABeer. .
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[Corrected every Tuesday
Beef(quarter)per lb... 
A Beef(small)perlb_...__.__....
.Butter(fresh) perlb..........i..
Butter (tub) per lb. _-_ _ . . .’.. .
Creamery Butte:-_.__
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Cheese (per lb) . . . . . . .
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Celery.. ... . _ . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . .
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Flour cwt . . _ . . . . _ . _ .
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:Hr.J.'M Sullivan spent Sunday in the 
Saturday evenings express _ ‘Q
Senator Ferguson returned to the city on :_
Saturday evening from Ottawa. . '  ,
L-Mr W K Rogers wssspassenger by the _-~-.'f sgninz
T westbound train on Saturday afternoon
' en route to Summerside 
A A McIntyre, wife and'daughter o ‘__k
Summerside, P E.I.,a1e at the New 
and looks very much like a knot, being Victoria--St. John Telegraph.  lf*
Mr Frank McMillan, manager of the il-`~
Merchant s Bank at Summerside, came #fi
to the city on Saturday night s express 
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The Rev Father Turbide, P P , of House ij;
ing them away from the flowers. A lady
who has a bed of beautiful flowers saw a Harb" Magdalena’ farmer” °t “muh
t number of bees and hummingbirds
is completely renovating the church at 
init. The hummingbirds drove the bees
Goods ai no bw
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Senator McDonald returned from Ottawa f" 1;-
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where she was visiting her sister Mrs.  "
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Yov need one these lrenohtcm sitio( itil.
when you can despeuse with it. It‘s not a init’
This season we are showing the lsN!~l-tlihllo
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OVERTS MELTOYS. WOBBTERDS
ing up to the houses to get food, but, at
*You ban Buy a 2%
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_ Bishop McDonald returned to the City '_<;l_ wi
- on Saturday evening ‘-* _
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As the cost of hbor inthe same on lim caeap Quill
wc uid advise you io order one of our
#Covert Coats for
sound almost exactly like “I-1ove-‘dear- `
Sparrow; which is well-known by all _ `
uowlgcpenfor business.  `
ibtcd-vp with all the hodll h»
forovemsnts, this hotel 0331 _U0
public accommodation. which _ clnlot
be excelled insny other on the llllhd.
oath rooms, sample mon.;
gldodereta F‘ree`co‘sehto`eli \'!o&
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:own make. wire superior workluup lor
QQ-BO, 9.5¢). lmao
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Formerly Pony Hotel.
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