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Wed y and 2 mgnzslh. and agua.; A I .
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The _ strut classes r started on the Island
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rn  ' is-mn xanga” msuuu asa pu-
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sado " ngrnstlos th¢'8¢crecary. _ I __
A _A on \o alibi n-Adults ag; chi " ._ _ ' _ "
nude ._ a years old. i5¢;'r5 unas mdsuo _ ‘ ‘itll
races _.A 5 ag I _ _ _ _ _ _ `
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xhlbitionl Letluret. '”  `
ln:-as Farmers' Pavilion n building pro- Y ” L‘_° Jwix
\-idedlgexpressely for the farmers on the 'GU' 319-”
idxhillition grounds at Ulias-iottetown " “T611 you what, (here‘n
wherfjreadlng matter ani I. restinir place   . ' _ '  ‘__
for ruuusws!~¢'ssr.rvasat:=iis=fre1wduE¢“lf  W
lectures will-be delivered dur ng the exf' gf ' 1' ` '
liibitltn. . ~  _ _\
Tuesday afternoon, Sept.. wth at 3.30 "1 Li ` ` i 
Qclccr, mr. F. W. Bosses, Dominion  ‘U9 Ju .¢°
 
' -to. .
Live Stock Commissioner. ‘ with the ice tinkiing fngaingt
Subjuzts-“Cue and management of ghewag' ‘nd . ‘U-”,¢Dmak,_.
press lands permanent and temporary it jntlms’ ‘S the mm” 
int- `
meadows and pastures. qumghet . I  A “°t°d_
4.30 p. m.-Mr. A. P. Kat:-hon, Depart- _
uicnt of Agriculture, Ottawa, sublec Jésgglyggnanféslafg
"Heavy Horses.” sue."
Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 2;th, 3.51) in we, :ggkuo a noe
lfelook. Dr. James Fletcher, ntomo- 'Q
logist will make nn exhlb.1. M grasses and fm °;,is";|°;rl’u;°&d;“iT"“
will lecture on the same. .  'lwnx _ `
4.11] o‘c‘oclr~Mr. F. W. Hodson, sub-  A
ject “Eugisli and American Breeds ct `
.~,‘-wine". _
Wedue-day evening, Sept. 2.8 at 7.3) '
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o`c`ock, Mr. F. W. Hodson, subject “The  ~ '
various Breds of Beef and the virions _ _'
breeds of Daily ca.tt'e. l ' - " . _
Thursday morning, Sent. 29, ll. »o'.cl'ck _ ' _ |,/J _ '*
Mr. G. H Vroom of Mdd ebol, N. S., _ "~ .ff 1*' ~ .-
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for Markets Foreign and Local"
i2 o‘olock-Dr. Jam»1l__FlgtCh¢I‘ _Wm A_ _ . _ _ *_ '_  _
make im exhibit or \~_ecas'su.1 ynlllssl _  qmm, ‘_  __ Q  _`
cribe the bestmethodsofd:stroy|l¢__§lW1°r_ '_ bf# V- ._  _-~` M 5 
3.30 o'c oc):-mr. ‘~A. P. Kewhélt.-e\\b ._ A5, A'  ""3 _‘ _' ss" f ` ' ~"'f
ject, Improvement of,AKl'lsull|tu'Al    1- _i-_*_ ""
siemens." = _ M ,»' l Ig- ’E},'
ject. “ Requirerherits oi a C_l_._ttle Stable." _
'/.ao .mock-mr. fs. w. Bu¢s_'»n.~B\1b- 1 I
ject. “Email-}i_Breeds`_olSheop. _  `   
W O O L
W4N.'_|_`ED;
8.11) o'clook#-`Mr.` "Fletl:liel'A' s_ul‘.l¢°l_5_ _'
“ Select ng and feeding of teei g¢l&le.lor'
expoit C;-ods" lll'~o “ The various method \ '
of destroying iojur`ous insects 'w th sn "
exhibition of same. Many” of tbeselec-
tures will if ilusgnlled   _  ‘ §
slides. an i were _ sumpttcu _ shire -
lectures. Yi...  .`.<` >‘--- f-' 5 '
F. L. HASZARD, C. R. SUALLWOOD _
Pr sid nt. _ ,SCFY '1,`l'_-_”- 4,.-» '
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we guarantee to be pufe.
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4_ao select.-Mr. A.P. xomlwn. wb- ~ ,Qu , f
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at our new mills, to nuke
up into Hzwxon Tweed!-
_ Ask your dealer _about il.
4 He knows.. Thi but'
merchants on the island
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E Sir Charles Metcalfe, wtao recently
_blrrived in London. was ntl-rviewod
_ . _ . _
by I rspresentntive of .South Africa,
,Witlrregard to~ the subji-q`tsA of thu
Cape to Cairo Railway nd uw in.
dustrial prospects of llho cslu.
. “W1-ll," Sir Charles sui , in reply
to n question as to whit progress
had been made with the, Cape _to
‘Cairo line during thc _ past (cw
the Victoria Falls sincei June 20,
a very comfortable one 1x possesses
Across the gorge is working satisfac-
_torily. The foundatioriqs ol; the bridge
-were being put in w on ' left and
the stool work is now bt erected
_ ' ’ ii -
_,_.'l`hc line on the other si£ is being
constructed, and we hope# to have
_thu bridge itself completed by the
" end of_the year. By that§ time, too,
the roils 'should he near Kalomo,
_jiwhich in about 100 miles north oi
Victoria Falls, and is the present
_wont of the Government of. Northwest
l1l.hodosia." `
“The line has been su'veyed for
 ,;__tanc yond Kagomo, has
f ‘ '_ -fi.: les?" f
` _f `__`. Thea) rveyors no making
<1 i' '_;;‘=: lill coriitry, 360
mi;  end t ` fans. 'rlrc ian.. win
= '< ~"' Kiiu River t a point
where there is no flooding."
"Then the continuation §of the line
still further north, beyond Broken
Hill, will enable you to gp the Ka-
langa copper country, w' l it not?"
“It will do so presently. Broken
Hill is still some distance from thc
rich deposits of copper in the Ka-
tanga country."
" "'G0rdU'|l"F01'l11‘S.' the 'lender of the
Rhodesian delegates, informed mu
the other day that thc people of
Llulawayo and Salisbury objected to
the profits earned by the Southern
Rhodesia Railways bt-ing used for
_ A_©@!~1@_i°n_°l _.$111. '_lw.~ esvlldthc
 rhvy‘”eblluufl' that such
profits should be applied to the re-
‘\<ow ‘ ve'r'_V` excessive.
"’I am afraid tthose people who ob-
ject to -the extension do not look
far enough ahead. They objected to
the line Ageing beyond Bulawayo;
but, *since the section _from Bulawayo
to the falls was completed in June
last. at least. 1,000 visitors have
Passed through Bulawayo, and that
means that a great dcal of money
has been spent in that town. We
- don’t make the railways to do noth-
ing with them. We hope that each
section will psy_ils own 4-xpensvs.
.Each section ol the railway is built
_on common-sense lines. and ,with ii
~disi:inct objective." ’ _
"ln 'linking up thc. Rhodesian rail-
ways with thc line from Khartoum,
Sir Charlcs, do _Von anticipaic any
pcrious engineering (lilllcultlos'[”
"As far as Ii know. thi-re is noth-
ing to stop 'us from an engineering
point of view. We are vcry lucky in
rvspc-ct to bridges, for thc only big
bridge we shall have to build for
many hundred miles uftcr crossing
f":thc Zsmbcsi will be thc one over the
_fKafue`§iv`cr.. .After-we get to Broken
.Iiill a "great deal will depend upon
.fthe direction which, the line takes,
` but thr-re are no insurmountalile dif-
ficulties bcfone us."
_ _"Then the other portion of the
route- has not _vet been settled?"
_ "Not yet, because we don`t make
grins gitlloutj '|s__'di¢t.;n`t;_tll purggczse, aye
_ ly. uil it ' t_h_odh t ` s-
uyicrs whllcivg r» inc' éirgr the best
chance of giving us u rcmunerativc
ltrufllcl Ii"the Egyptinn Government
curry, out tho schema of making a
darn at Rosairo, they would probably
extend' the* line from 'Khartoum to
liosairo, and this no doubt will cvcn-
tuu1ly.be joined \ip___with 1.he_,Uguntln
llaiiwoy, n.\1fd‘a lirlej ,si>g`.'hundred
nill6s"ii`\ lefigthwoliid connect up the
Uganda line and the Rhodesia line,
_ending at _- Lake 'E,a_.n anyikn, - d
Qvhvll 't itil vrtyw %avc“t_of¢;;o
gliriefwi 'ne gr yiqiiyf ccmplq¢,¢_»_\
» 'f-ri dv n ti. Q' gms assi or tm...
and much money to complete the
lin(-_ilfm #ic .Cape to »(`4.ir,o: I sup-
.. -v.~f'»‘ .f
 'lE‘:9'avt`irink  _El%?coulé  c6mplet~
ed for twelve mil ions m‘oro-a mod-
erate sum as comparod Nita what
has been on other tr sconti-
nental Unthlnkhhg people
L =II»ilL'~-.it--.,pa.y'I.'»
map. There is a line
to five thousand feet above
in continent nearly two
ll*
i rnpqhic a com-
lluetion of vlfaftos, which they soy are
~oounUg»-.which ~is»
Kg wg gowqigio in llhodusiu. that
. i _tti ,ripe (or the n -
' Qui!  smuadl holder also. so
_ 4 ..\»ui'°m.‘rnnro who win some
_ . un mls and mike 1 gona um;
'l .ol'i3;-ond make tho' mio”
lr homs.f' ,
‘_‘We all firmly believe that ' Rho-
_. in oflers__pe_cuilar advantages to
--. small settler who has a little
months. nm so buck A Hmm way A 'pltsl arid' id fnotfnfraldvto worli."
th 1| h b. .- h __ '.Just so. _One ‘ great advantage
. ._ » '° c G ‘. *-
“ ~ 1 - f '<ff2*'"~i . "  ‘ff '
c ne “B ‘eu cpm Hi t up w latch Rhodesia ntlords lo small set-  ~ ' _ ,
lie 'in th i' ct that it is re-`l ' _ V Q
and the hot i we h v» b t th 1  3 _ ` e R P
the acwmiodauofx lofuglsitsgs tx; lnentiyia: produce. country.. and
_gin time it will be able to ex-
t .. -
_»_uve|'y modern oonvonicrico and from' _'_' .an md’ °r pmduc B'
it there is obtained a be tiiul vlewl_ ' C°"'f?h_
or the zamuesi om-gc. 'rn cubic-way ~ r_1\°°‘l AW*
" and tobacco, for - in-
Can grow the very finest
cotton. As to the to-
I/_ am very ‘pleased about
pre able to produce 
quvcs-ri-ally cigar' wrap-
insd “the finest kind- of
gfretus tobacco.. lt grows
_ Yes.
bacco ’
eco, _
__ ,that w_
", 'ry bcsl.
r lvuvv
'- _at lut _before the industry. And
i'|at‘is tlluis of tobacco is true' of
A" . cottox)l_qiso." _
_L_ "How arc the ufiorts to stamp out
 cattlogdiscusc progi~cssing,` Sir
harlcs‘?"*~ » ‘ »
_ "Very w.t€ll indccrl. The farinmjs. M4-_
’_" cially in me 1-usu-rn districts ol
;'hodesia_ 'ure dipping and spraying
_ eir rattle and horscs constantly.
_ ith_ the _result that they_ are clean~
' gf the void of vvf-r_v sort of 'tick.' "
"Andi thri eff:-ct of those precau-
ons will be-'?"
"The effect will be that presently
c shall hour nn more about cattle
is:-asc, and once the void has been
oroughly cleaned, the dipping
spraying can be discontinued for
while."
_ "Tho uuthorilivs at hmm' took \'r~r_v
drastic rnousurr-s for the stamping
out oi cattle dist-ssc when thu latter
was prevalent in England sonic- years
Ego, Sir Charles, but other mo-
ods appear tn be ndoplc-d in Rho-
stain."

"“Ycs. What l1n|\pr»n<-ri in England
was this. The nuthoritics` only idva
of stopping dis:-use was bv extermi-
nsling all dis:-usi-d nnimuls. in Airi-
cn wc try to find u rvnu-<l_\'. We
were succvssful in doing so in thc
cnsc ol' rindorpc-st und hmm to be
equally s'1<‘t-.cssfril in dealing with
other dist-asus. We rl¢m`t propose to
destroy thousands of val\m{\lc- cattle
if thcrc is any hopt- of finding; an
eiicctive cufrr lor thc evil, and I
think thorn is vvory prospect of
stamping out cxtttlr- discuss in Rho-
dcsin without huving recourse to
such drastic nu-nsurr's as wt-rc adopt-
ed in England wlwn fovrt-and-inomh
disease und vrwim- f4_-\‘<'r raged in the
old roun(r_-.'_"
__._____i____-
Tin llolr of \berdeels.
Lord llurlilo, who has bvcn rv-
u»m||u~n<lv<l lor udoption ily the
vu-<'i|ti\’<» of th" Fast Berks Libvrul
¢\.a~_or'1t\l1\r., us thc culididulv for that
di\i_\'.n»n nt ilu' m»\t guru-rui i-ii-\_'i,i<>n.
i‘u||\r~s 1;.” ri l'u|nil_\' lu \vliiL'l\ thi' (limi-
sloninn cull. finds <-xpri-ssion uvvn in
buptismul noun-nclulur<:.
Four bui'onil‘.\`, of \vhit‘h Iladtlo
stood first, the Viscounty oi For-
rnurtinc, and the l".arlrIom of Abor-
dacn rewarded in 1682 the loyalty of
Sir George Gordon, third baronct ol'
s. ca-.ntion of 1642. His father, the
iirst. oaronct, had# withstood thc
Covenant to its lucc, had been iw-
siogod in his house at Kelly and had
bwniichcaded at Edhburgh. 'l`lu=
dignity had 'been under iorfeituro till
the Restoration, Merged in the earl-
dom, the present Sir John Campbell
Gordon, seventh earl, has no mind
that it shall bo submerged. '
Haddo, as a style, has been much
more unfortunate. The first carl’s
first son who bore it died unmarried,
and v.p., before 1708. George Gor-
don, Lord Huddo, son and hr-ir ap-
phront, ofthe third earl, born in
1764, died v_p_ at Forrnortinni-louse.
1791. So it was that the ca.rld0D1
developed upon a grandson. llc was
the statesman who, over thr- signa~
ture of the ’l"rcnty of Paris. 1814, got
uh U, K_ pccragc, and whose eventful
premiership of '1852-5 made him
'one of the few K, G.'s who have been
to retain their K. T.
his first son and heir apparent
the style oi Lord Haddo
bu; 5 few hours when he died in
on thc
vdrasv
The pre-
oelebratcd hi!
'q§rc6§oii_ed as
Haddo his not figured es-
in Purliamcntary annals.
carl was M. P. for Aber-
1es4-<io_ .The third earl
representative beer. The se~
was elected lor Aberdeen-
1709, but was declared by
of _Commons to be incip-
sitting for any shire or
in Scotland as the oldest
ll Sects peer. Such eldest
-"w¢¢»'hcld,. was themselves
P\Qs\i|rl|tb|y~. `_!his_ prohibition
h_cid_gon¢'ii= the cabo 0|
asirr-vanrl ‘i»r°\»s\\¢»
the course of
sont
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Notice the coat buttonboler, the evei\`i_uil  '
- every corner, the perfect stitching- We have
many customers who will  noothcn than
the ‘- ' " -'
` Another/ supply to hand. /H
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__ Forlsale only at
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K* rnil`qlhl_§Q£\lt there and tl\<'I`¥' ll! a_ _ . .   `
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CHEAP FURNITURE IS
iLwiYs__n1sAP-   A __
L-i
 For it gains no credit for the seller- nor does
:it ever really satisfy the buyer. Simple reasrzns
_account for this. `
 First-poor furniture may _ass musleryat the'
onset by means of the superii};ial amactiytness
varnish lends-but when the rubbish has bein in a
house for a few weeks, all the Haus came to light,
and before much time has passed av al. -Ike wrner
is ready for another Suite, _  
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_ Then there’s the poor”quality'of1be Wu d to be
taken into account. Thesdi things alicgeiherv
Soon bring about an early end to sucll furniture.
_ The best way is: buy only reliable, good-lcolv
"ing furniture, the furniture we sell, and whether
Ayou wish to buyon Easy Terms plan, or, secure a
cash discount by paying cash-we pay carriage io
your door. Wzite for Catalogue enclosing ss this
ad.
JAMES PAION & C0.
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This College re-opened Tuesday morning August 16th.
Dunn; the vacation, the rooms been handsomely fitted up
about rzoo feet of floor space have added to the Shorthand
Typewritingdepartments to --A the incrcasing§ Yynrronage.
lN¢\I.L DEPARTMENTS, the latest methods wil s taught
B Bllff Of in their departments
teachers coming term.
Business taking rank among the
ever before blcanse of
new
have been enlarged
the assistance he requires
to which he aspires.
a revelation lo many, and we
com clitors are angry and "throw
r. ’l7nisor wil continue to
in the art of Shorthand and
attending to his business.
the Phosoigaghic institute et
uns proache y ww ornnn
' his tiiciznl sssisianlj, _
lb
,the have
state of
success
some
one to
men
Always
last year
term ‘-
athlii tvfrything
grads work. Invest
the student. College-
Business Collrgr
cu by intending students:-Our
tuition rates. Students may entan
pa rticulsrs, address,
_ '_ L. B. MILLER.
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