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'run GUARDIAN cnARi.orri-:TOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. APRIL 23 1901. ‘ f
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LNIIIII V318  WE snLL 'run AB'ovE._'rhs ...-8 oi... bat .mi msm his
Milk Buckets
Milk Testers
Milk Scales
Milk Separators
Milk Aerators
-ATf-
ii* _
~ - __ j or orses,
_ 9 teresting topeople at homeis a q\1¢$l1i°l1_. can be adjusted instantly without removing pole. ’ I
‘ ea n S and it is another problem as to whether
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p cribe the 1 _ _ _ _ - _ _ , 1 . _ _
Masonic Temple, Charlottetown, P. E. I. work. An Indian Industrial School is_ . 7" __   ' _ _ 
_ an attempt to present a well rounded __ .r __ 5 L_. -_ -5 _ A    ‘ __.
Api 18 d & w tf. g _eduoariontodusky boys and girls, who ~* __ I - fo, __  _ _ _  _  » _  _ _ii
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' ‘ ' _by the farmer, the gardener, the car-
  @ @'I\@3:pent_er, the blacksmith, the tailor, _the
3 kd   _- ® m  b __ . _.1 .
4"? * =~
education; the staifof oihcers is veiy re- ' is used in  
in doing under skilled directois their o s
workin the kitchen, the laundry, the ii'
(Ee ann inaster and drill seregeant., pesides
‘ S _ A the hours daily spent under the care of
_ ' _ the_pedagogues. The girls also attend
S i 6  $ i 6 I  school in divisions, and take their turn
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_ _ ‘rn
harlottoiown. »
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I have still $16,000 worth of goods at R. H. Ramsay
& Co’s old stand and must clear the entire stock out
here-have decided to sell them right here where where /they
are. The purchasing public will therefore lind 'A A .»
at Ramsay’s Old Stand ‘ 
or the next six-weeks a choice lot of
Ready to wear Clothings _
Boots and Shoes   5
Men’s Furnishings - _
Hats and Caps ~
Tweeds and Worsteds.
at prices that will not let you gozwithout haunting you.
To see is to be convinced.
L. E. POWSE,
At B. H. Ramsay & Co’s Old stand.
16.000
Sunnyside ` °
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INDIAN
 Cans --- _ Timothy, Clover. Peas, Vetche., Corn, M-ingle Sied, Carrot Beei
Described by   J crcmiah
S. Clark
HOW INDIAN CHILDREN
Accept of Social Conditions
Entirely Different I-`-rom
Early Days.
It is diincult to know whether one
should write a paragraph or a volume.
how much of this work is generally in
three week in harness gives one the
roper qualifications to des
freedom. of the forest and
presentiitive, for the boys are taken in
regular details to different lines of viork
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friends
The children are rn-'ist interesting,
whether they be untutorei “heathen
fresh from the reserves, or those who
have spent half a dozen h
chance. Kindergarten methods sezure
ready responses, and they are very friendly
indeed. Oiiicers, iiowever, have never
considered the work here as permanent
employment, under the present manage-
ment changes are always in order if not
welcomenlfteen omcers have been dismiss-
ed or replaced during the year, and,
though_I have been little. more than three
weeks-here, there are threenewer faces
at the=o____l?_`ce1’s_t able.But this is aside from
the _ I  of this letter. It
was  that the children are
diferent when it comes to a matter of
reading* iniclass in the school, this trait
however ip more than counterbalanced by
 readinessto write long letters, in
which they scatter words at random.
Itis the custom here for the pupil to
write a letter and then come to the teacher
toliave it corrected before it is finally
written and mailed. It might be nice for
some to be in the confidence dt
a _hundred youths and maidens,
but it is _ wearisome, _ to . regd
for the hundredth time: We have a new
teacher; it is nice.”
Read one letterjust handed in:
R. L. I. S., Middlechurcb, Man., _
Apr-ii 1991. -
BearJames.-Just -a few lines to let
you know that I am quite well Ihope
you will be the same I am your ‘ best
friend in Long Sault I will be sorryif I
dont go home on treaty time please write
to me again soon I was sorry when I 'went
oil' from the Rainy River I am in second
class Sarah is too I like Jack very much
but I like you better than Jack, he will
give me everything all the time that is
whatl like him for and _ you the same.
There is one sick .boy here. I did not get
sick yet,‘our in-ister never hitme yet. I
am a B. division boy. I work in every
afternoon. I am a dormadory boy, Sarah
is the same. I Will stay here eight years
[kiss you XXXXX times, so good by
my dear friend to please read for my sister
please keep my watch dear friend keeped
it well they playing band. Iwasa laundry
bay once we are going to drill tonight
with rifles ard girls too, your loving
iriend.- Ti1oMAsOvnncom: 5
_ Little Tommy has no idea that I copied
his letter. I regret to take a _:num gdvan-
' him, bvt is me gg
on
nothe
use
areforced to accept social condition
entirely different from the so-callei
plain. _ A
The Ruperixs Land industrial school only CHEII/IICALLY PURE Cream Tattaf Wm have
takes no second place in the held of ' '
B OST
vi. aswreiimryma
g g other
children do, and they can also be stupid,
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_  '. -_ Z  .» _ » -73 _ \ ,_ _
RENNIE'S FARM SE  
Y ii be
Ontario, consisting of Wfiife Russian and White and Red Fla
Turnip Seed. 
Specially low prices to the Wholesale Trade- ’ _
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The Malin Mi G '   
_gg 0| 
srncii L SEEDING MAcH1NEsi.. one Home sr-sam -°ciml”"r
Harrows, “Giant” Caltivators and “Giant” Rtoary Disc Harman [with
bearingsj. `
Tho Frost ondf Wood Co.
S-'eel Plows, Spring Tooth Harrows and Out-throw Diic Harrows with
Ball Bearings and patent pole attachment ad ustable £0: 2 3 4 H `
Come sind see \_:_s- Prices low and terms 
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<1 <1 ‘ ’ ‘ " 'hy'
sewing room ining room an . ' ‘
dormitories. The staif large For “eta”
' ' is I '_ __ _ _  
I eioug'1 to fo in a. .ittle society a  I ' ,- __ -_ PP’
_ within itself,justas the institution stands ' A 3 - _  I A _ _ I, |_ W
' _ - alone with its steam, wind, and hot air ' ` `  U __
  engines, its store-rioni, post-oilice, print- I ' _I A A I I _  _ ' -; 1" 'i _ 3*.”
2;. ing omce. and electric light and” P0wer ' _ - ‘ ` f » ~" " ’  
vim. _ _-_TIiem'ost`  Apfiieodaw
Itisamost interesting work doubly. .~:_ p M ~ --V ~ ' - _ -_ -  .-is-3-;~
so when viewed h-our a distance for the e  `    
machine routine, and the dust of daily  ‘ " A'  _ ' _  ‘I  '  'I ‘
duties destroy the charm for the busy I ' ' `  ‘ ` " ` F '
-|10" _. _  Waltham swatches ~ A
paring words which bear a family like- i ' " ' ° I .. I ~
ness to those in the language of their
__ _ _ " cousins the Mivmees down by _the are   
~ _ f .  '~   _  f, ‘».-1 Notmorethanilltyof thepnpils ai-efull " _ _ - . _ ._ . _ __ __ _,_._,  _<' _~ 
A - » blooded Indians, the large majority being _ _ A I _ I _ _ ___     I
Scggeh andyrenoh ‘ha1f.b;-god., all are Wedding and other rings.  Fine variety, styles and _ stones. - __  __
‘ “" I ,4 however treaty Indians, and comedirect Spectacles and Eyeglasr-eawith lenses htted to each eye lvparatelyi
 ifrom ble M9608- TINY &\‘01‘¢KdY i`lIlifM°rS. and with duo regard A to style' and comfort. .
*if°114'°f_m\1Si¢- ornaments and military Until further notice, one esvfmiite in our P. »E. I census competition
&~1:~esm“‘;1_’lb:l°‘_"3 ‘1“i"° _°“`“?“°d r‘_';_th°i_;` allowed to each buyer of a doIlai’s worth of goods.
pe!_f0r;_;m;’_n ‘;i'_;€;_°;’;“ ;’;‘co_;‘d ban The one whose guess is the nearest will receive a $100 gold watch or
 of G 0 “S in _ h nuke maw;__s.Of a__wn_s__men__ _O v__________g gpg l_:r;y$v;’i_i_ijs she _can have instead a $50. watch and other goods. tu make;
A A A ' I ` All goods marked in plain figures. ' P and
OFFICE and
E ‘K7 Taylor er. sn..
Cdmmo Bb k Uh ___ Omoelionra-9toxo,xztoz,7to8.
o o ` ,
I I ' years ere or ' .
Sl       elsew leieiu school. One chaia :teris i; is - ,_ gr e , ; ittgtg rn A 1~1;;,r,pH,0NE3z3,
- their quiet voices and the acuteness of
their hearing. Of course ih _ey can shout `f I D `
and enjoy rollickin aines as 1- 1 - if
and sullen, and solid (if I may use the term)  E I H E A
as _logs, when they have been taken the ` ' `
wrong way by some unfortunate mis-
BOOK
PRIN
ODERN type
presses, the
tionery and a
experience In the
totufndilt
mpenorwork
chargedforpoor work.
acompleteandiirst-clans
plant-atyourservice
Seeder and Harrows combined, “Giant” Drills, “Giant”  
Omoo-Richmond
Bammiaglcave
noun.
via Picton
Londonlloase,
¢_...
Hull, Cargoes and Freights insured at lowest rates. The
most liberal _policies issued for approved   
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ohar1°rreiownl,s15oh__Api.‘;iii 17, ew   0
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and want to dot it quickly, -
is No reasonable ofier refused.  
. Terms Cash--No
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Bu  our   AS _
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  will close our their Boer. and shoe
_ Will clear atfrom 25 to 50 per cent
_  lot -oinew stock will be included in the