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iwifiiiid icvieiv'ofrth€`Guafdian Souvenir Edition, the Acadian Recorder, Halifax, says :- _ _

“The Cliarlotteto\vn `Guardian’ from the beginning

has taken high rank as a newspaper and has always stood abreast of the times. The moral tone is exem- plary, tlie editorials are excellent and its iiews_depart- ment is up-to-date. \\'c have before us a special issue of this paper, which, iii regard to -'lboth matter and typography, leaves nothing to_ be_desired. Ihe Island, its geography, its resources, its industries, its govern- ineiit, its leading men and its business establishmeiits, are all dealt with in a clear, coi'icise,'well arranged and niost readable inainier, and as we finish the perusal the exclaination forces itself to our lips: Great is thc little Island, beautiful are its fields, and wonderful are its possibilities! "

Our chief accpaaintance \vitli Prince E<l\vard

Islanders has been that of watching them carr_v_ off the prizes at Uallioiisie l`iii\'crsity. an acconiplislinient which seeiiis to lia\'c hccoine incurable among theni. lint clergyincn and professors are not thc Island’s exclusive product b_\' any iiicans. 'l`weiity-oiic luiiidred square niiles, the area of Ilailifax county exactly, field crops valued nearly at fourteen iiiillions, fisheries valiicd at nearlv a inillioii, black foxes amounting to $26,ooo,ooo in value, and a population of 42.91 to the square mile; such are it few of the outstanding facts regarding the tiardeii of the tiulf. Last but not least, the people are mostly Scotcli, and those who are not generally rcfrxiiii from advertisiiig the fact. The ‘Recorder’ heartily coiigratulates the ‘t iuardian’ on the issue of its first special iiumber."--

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_ YARMOUTH HERALD.

I. R. liuriiett, inaiiaging editor of the Charlotte-

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_fuly edition, a beautiful and coiiiprcliciisivc inagazine, liaiid~'oinel_v printed and profusely illustrated. It is at once at credit to the editor and his papei', and is the finest work of the kind we have ever seen from the gem Province. To do it full justice would occupy too much of our_space. lt is intended as a souvenir of the gbth aniiiversary of the founding of t`oiifede`ra- tion and of the place, (Iiarlottetowii, wlicre the first conference was held that led to thc Confederation of Canada.

The liooldct is replete with statistics, sketclics of

its public and business nicn, line views of its public buildings, parks and streets, etc. \\"e are pleased to add our coiigratulations to the Guardian upon such a fine productioii.-

” sono ou aAc oAu_v coiviiviou wEAi.ri-i.

A souvenir edition of the Cliarlottetown (I’rince

i".d\vard Island) tiuardiaii, issued' iii honor of the tiftictli anniversary of the first conference which led to the L`oufcderation of Canada, contains' it wealth of inforniation about a section little known as yet to the people of this country. It was inteiided to celebrate the anniversary, and elaborate plans for the event were already under way ivhen the Iiuropeaii war broke otit 'and interrupted their progress. The tiuardian, how- ever, :ippreciating the news value of such an edition as well as its service to the coniinunity, went forward with ii: plans and the souvenir is one which is most coiiipi'cl‘.eiisive in its history of I‘i‘incc Iidward Island ,'i_nt,l itsdescriptioii of its resources. The (iuardian has thus rendered not only tflizirlottetoirn l`iu'tlthe peo- pic of Prince l",d\vard Island an invaluable service and one for which they should slio\v due appreciation.

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_ HAMn.ToN sPEc'rA'ro`R. `

The _Spectaitor is in receipt' of a pretentious illus-

trated pamplilet from the Cliiirlottetown (iuai'dian_ It sc`ts"f`o’rtli in no uiicertain f:ishioii the inany excellen- cies of |‘rince Iidivard lslaiid, our little .sister province "down by the sounding sea." which is also cI:iiiiied to be the iiiost pi'osperous. .\gi‘icultiire and live stock play an important part in its wealth, the total production for last year :nnountiiig to nearly $i.t,ooo,ooo. lhit the foxy cliaracter of its progressive citizens is best sliown in its fox and fur industry, the value of which approxiniatcs S.2fi,ooo,ooo. As a health and tourist resort, the advaiitagcs of I‘rince lidward island are _such as to coinniend it to hosts of those fortunate ones who possess fat pockctbooks. Ntiiiierotis portraits of its leading men disclose a stur- dy and liand_<onic lot of (`:ui:idiaiis. even though apre- poiidciaiice of thein appear foolishly to favtvrrthe Liberal cause. Altogctlier, it, is :i very creditable exponent of a small but exceedingly virilc section of Caiiada. -_ 5.

" sr. Joi-in rrEi.EonAPH. The Charlottetown Guardian has issued a hand-

somely illustrated magazine section containing _inter- esting and valuable material collected for a supplement which the Guardian had planned to send out in connection \\'ith the' proposed celebration of' the jubilee of Confederation, arrangements fo'r which were abandoned on account of the war. A_s the publicity matter in hand was so complete it was thought a pity to allow it to go to waste, so the idea was conceived of presenting it in the form of ja souv- cnir number. It includes cuts of leading men of the Island, and good views of cities and other points _of interest in the Province. Iiistructive references are made to the Silver Fox industry which is so closely associated with Island foresight and energy. The fact is nieutioiied that Prince Edward Island, though the smallest Province in Canada, has the distinction of being the most prosperous, and particular reference is made to the Islaiid’s health and tourist resorts. _Alto- gether the special number is highly creditable to the tiuardiaii and to I’riiice lidwarcl Island.-St. _]'9h`ii' __0_

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A .soiivcnir edition of the Cliarlottetoivii Guard-

ian has been issued by its m_anagement to commemor- ate tlie conference held fifty years ago in Charlotte- town, from which was born the Confederation of Caifada. Plans had been made to celcbrate,\vith fit- ting and appropriate ceremonial the Confederation jubilee in Charlottetown last September, but the outbreak of the war caused these to be abaiidoiied. The (iuardian had, as part of the celebration, also decided upon an elaborate Confederation.number, which had, with many other things, to be set aside for the larger tasks the struggle of the nations imposed upon individuals evcrywlicre. Much material of it publicity nature had, however, been gathered together, and it was felt that it would be a distinct loss to the history of'our-owiH'i1iies~shotih-I this-be scatt-e;red-.-~ -To prevent this the present volume “Prince Iidward Island,” with its sub-title, “The (iardeu of the (iulf- Its Men of Action and Its Resources,” was published b_v the tiuardian. There is a fore,\vord by l\lr. ]. R. liurnett, the inanagiiig editor of the (iuardian, from wliicli, :unoiig many interesting facts pertaining to I‘rince l-`.dw:ird Island, the smallest but with the_ dis- tinction of being the most prosperous Province in the Iloiiiipioii, it may be learned that it is also the only l‘i‘ovince in L`anada \\'liicli produces enough to feed its own people. ln turning over the pages of the booklet, thc kiiidl_v faces of Ilon. Austin Colin .\lacl)onalrl, the Lieiitcnaiit Governor; of Ilon. Iienja- min Rogers, and of many others prominent in the social, political and business life of the Province, attract theattention. The letter press gives an excel- lent idea of the beauties, the resources, the business pi-osperity andthe general attractiveness of Prince l",dward Island, while the illustrations, which are iiumcrous, cnipliasize the salient features of the special article they so well illustrate. There is a veri- table \\'ho`s~\\'ho' in Prince l<`.dward Island bound tip between the attractively printed covers, and if 'interested in the fox industry, which has become almost a syiioiiynin for its Island home, ample information is to be found to tempt the uiiivary to become a millionaire. The (iuardian is to be congratulated upon its supplement, and perhaps when a hundred years have 'rolled over the Confederation, the oppor- tunity to celebrate it as originally intended will be given to the Guardiaii. In the nieantinic, the present \'oluinc will form a valuable record of past endeavor, of-present acliievenient and of liopeftiliiess for future prosperity."

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_ MONTREAL HERALD AND TELEGRAPH» 'The ("liarlottctowii, P. F2. I., Giiarcliaii has issued

a rliost interesting Souvenir Iidition descriptive, of the resources of the Island and containing portraits and sketches of its public men and promoters of industry, as'well as soinethiiig about the Island’s famous scenery and :ittractioiisiis a tourist resort. ` Vi _ ' .

1"ifty years ago in Cliarlottetoivn the first confer-

ence was held which lcd to the Coiifederatioii of Canaila. lt was intended to celebrate the Confedera- tion _Iubilec here last September and elaborate arrangeineiits have been iriade for the event. The

oiltbrcak of the I".ui'ope:in war caused the abandon- in n‘t'of the celchratioii and with it the (fonfedcration Ntinilier planned by thc- Charlottetown (iuardiaii. It \v:is~'tl1oiigli_ta pity to allow such good ptiblicity niattcr logo to waste altogether, and so it was thought this Souvenir number would prove of more than ordinary iiitcrest in the present time. In addition to being thc' (`1tadle,of Coiifederatioii, Prince lidward Island is the cradle of fhe fanious Silver Fox Industry, which has made the fortunes of so many Islanders during thc past foitr'ye:n‘°`s; = ' s

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FRONTISPIECE Photo of H. R. H. fthe Governor General and Duchess of Coniiauglit. FOREWARD Summarizing the Contents. _ ._ __ _ _,.,..‘ _

‘DESCRIPTION of Prince Edward Island. ' _ , r ‘

POTENTIALITIES of the Province

THE SILVER FOX INDUSTRY of Prince Edward_Island.

FOUNDATION OF THE FOX INDUSTRY. ; _ ,

THE FISHERIES pg the Province including the Oyster Industry. ' THE ISLAND HY N by L. M. Montgomeryf I I -

INFORMATION FOR VISITORS and holiday seekers. ' I' “ __

THE CITY OF CHARLOTTETOWN relatiné its history and describing its beauties. HISTORICAL SKETCH OF SUMMERSID by Mrs. Neil McLeod. '

OPPORTLTHTIES FOR IMMIGRANTS' telling the class of' people for' whom

there is demand _ _

_ ni¢:scin`i>'rivE wiurii: UP of Kensington, Geoggeiown, victoria, Hunter River,

Wellington, Miscouche, Rusticn, Mount Stewart, Bedeque, ignish, Alberton, O'Lea1’Y,_Souris

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_ i-iA~iiL-`roN nAn.v 1"imE_s. "' " The Charlottetown Guardian has issued a souvenir edition, handsomely illustrated, on fine toned paper. ’1`he souvenir was intended to celebrate the-Confedera- tion jubilee, but the war broke out, and upset all plans. Our contemporary claims that Prince Edward Island was ti'ie'Cradle of Confederation, the first conference b`eing held in Charlottetown, which led to the consoli- dation of Canada. In view of the excellence of the souvenir, wc will not dispute the claim of P. E. I.

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'THE WESLEYAN. A I

The Charlottetown Guardian, with commendable

enterprise, has published a spec' l Souvenir Edition, issued as a Supplement, to celebrate the Jubilee of Confederation, it being remembered that the confer- cncc which resulted in Coiifede_ration was held in Cliarlottetown.

This fine Souveni number is eiititled “Prince Iid-

ward_Island, 'I`lie Garden of the Gulf, Its Men of Action and Its Resources.” It is profusely illustrat- ed, contaiiiing more than two-liuiidred good photo- cuts of the leading inen and women of the Island, bc- sidcs cuts of thc principal public buildings and many private editices. Its descriptions of localities, resources and industries are most interesting and instructive. Altogether thc souvenir refiects great credit on the publishers of The Charlottetown Guar- dian and should prove of value in advertising this beautiful and fruitful Island, so wortliily bearing the name and fame of “Tlie Garden of the Gulf.”

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PETERBBOROUGH EVENING REVIEW. _ We have received a copy of a special souvenir

number of the Cliarlottetown Guardian. The inten- tion of this edition, the managing editor says, was to coiiinicinorate the first conference held to consider Confederation, which was held in Cliarlottetoivii fifty

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'account of the war, had to he foregone, but the (iuardiaii broiiglit out its special edition, as much of 'the work had been procceiletl with before the war bc- gan. It is a very creditable production, and it would have been unfortuiiate not to give it to the public. Reading the biographies of presidents and vice-presi- dents of fox farins, one almost suspects that Iialf the population were fox fariiie`rs, aiid that the fabulous

_ 'iiiales of profits and fortunes had a real foundation. No

doubt there are large profits in the business, but tligre ,are other iiitercsts of importance in ("anada’s lslzfiid Province. For example, there isa line page of p_Qr- traits of provincial editors, who apparently are close studerits of the needs of their Province. There are also portraits of the* p`olitica‘l'~leaders, of beautifiil scenery and public buildiiigs, together with iniportant statistics, such as those slioiviiig agriculfu’i*al produc- tion. At this distance, Prince Iidward Island is to

Wttiaiiy people merely a get>gi'aphical,expression, wlticli

is somewliat dispelled by the wide circulation of such special editions as pie one we l1ave;rcc'eive`d.` =

MoN'riiEAi. wi'r|~iEs_s. ” t t

An event was planned to take place next me-nth

which would have, l`ie_e_'ii of iij_itercs`t to all‘,`Caiiadi;uis, and more especially to the iiiliabitaiits of`Prince lid- ward Island and the other- i\Iaritime Provinces. The fiftieth aiiiiiyersary of the famous conference at Charlottetown, P. l".. I., which laid the' t'oi_nidation'_; of Confederation, was to have been suitably celebrate<l, but the war-led to the regret-table abaiidonmeiit of the scheme. ` V '- ~

One of.the`daily iiewspapers of the P. I. cap-

ital, the Cliarloftetown “Ciiiardiaii” had made prepara- tions~for~-thc‘publication .of aspccial supplement, and thotigli' the celebration has been abandoned, the publishers wisely decided not'to waste the good material that had been gatlicred. Accordingly the suppleniciit was recently issued, doubtless much to the benefit offtlic Province. in making its resources and advantages more widely known. 1’ _ V B_eariiig'thc'tifl't7; "‘_Prince Edward Island, The (iarden~-ofvtlie Gulf, Its Men of Action and Its Resourecls,”t'lie'°sInpplcincnt is a neat volume of 72 pages, 'printed on art paper and copiously illustrated with pliotographs of scenes of interest and portraits of the .loading inch of the Province. ' The publication of this souvenir reflects credit on those concerned, and it should be of appreciable bene- fit to the Province. _ . `

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ERIN (ONT.,) ADVOCATE. ‘

'l`hc Cliarlottetoivii, P. F.. I., Guardian has issued

a haiiclsonie .\`ouvenir edition of thatpoper, which contains a lot of valuable business and historical infor- mation relative to the Island. Send for a copy. It is well worth perusa_l and is_ ai credit to the~ Guardian

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_ .Prince Edward Island enjoys the unique distinc-

tion of being the scene of the nrst “Confederation conference,” while at the same time being the last of the old British colonies to enter Confederation. 'It was 50 years ago last year that the Charlottetown con- ‘ ference was heldfout of which Confederation event- ually caine Charlottetown made-elaborate prepara- tions for the celebration of the eventful Jubilee last September, but the \var caused its abandonment. The Charlottetown Guardian, however, has issued a ,. sou- venir edition directing attention to the life and resources of the Island Province, to commemorate-the f anniversary. The souvenir is printed in‘magazin`e form, on coated paper and is profusely illustrated. There are timely articles on the Silver Fox Industry, the hslicries, agriculture, etc. The managing editor,- I\1r. ]_ R. Burnett, in an interesting foreword, draws an inviting picture of the happy doinesticity of life on I-‘i-ince l<`.dward Island. “No less than 85 per cent. of the populatioii," hc tells us, “is engaged in agricul- turc and nearly every farmer owns his own farm. I‘i'ince Iidward Island is the only province in Canada

which produces enough to feed its own people and consequently the cost of living is much less t an the average 'for the rest of the Dominion.” '

TORONTO MAIL AND EMPIRE. p

The souvenir edition of the Charlottetown Guar-' -

dian deserves mention in this relation. It is a surprisingly full, convenient and attractive volume of facts about Prince Edward Island, “The Garden of the Gulf.” Its compilers and its illustra- tors might have lingered longer on the gifts of nature with which the Province is blessed. The salubrity of its climate and the peculiar spell of the spirit of its scenery could have been dwelt on more than they have been. About the resources of the provincenind-its inen' o f f action arid--of-»-affa-irs--tlie sou- venir edition of the Guardian gives all thc information that could be desired. When the project of issuing this edition was first taken tip, it was intended to make it :i (`onfcderatioii _Iuhilee number to appear last Sep- tenibcr. 'f`hat was a happy thought, for Charlotte- town, where the conference of llritish North American statesnicn was held in 1864, is well eiititled to be call- ed “'I`lie Cradle of Confederation.” The war, however, put the celebration of the _lubilee out of the question, andthe souiciiir edition \vas_dclayed_ui_itil tl_i_is nio_iitli. Very iiitcrcstiiig is the iiiforniatioii given about the Silver Fox Industry of which Prince Iidward Island is the cradle.

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PICTON (ONT.,) TIMES.

' The (`harlottetown Guardian has issued an illus-

tratcd supplement of 72, pages in inagazinc form entitled “Prince Iidward Island, the Garden of the (iulf: Its l\lcn of Action and Its Resources.” Tlié work is very creditable, the printing is well done afid thc inagaziiic contains a vast amount of information concerning the smallest Province in the Dominion of Canada. Prince Edward Island is known as the “Cradle of Confederation,” for it was at Charlotte- town fifty years ago that the first conference of states- meii was held which led to the founding of the Douiiiiioii of Canada. IFOX and fur farms have of re- cent years been attracting attention to Priiiee Edward Island. - i_,p_»-_ 51mg”

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TYRURO DAILY NEWS.

The iiiaiiagiiig editor ot the Charlottetown

Guardian, _]. R. Burnett, has issued as a supplement to the ]uly‘cdition of that paper, a liandsoinc souvenir number that is highly creditable in every way to that enterprising _lournal and all connected therewith. , H We have never seen any work of the kind fron' The (iarden of the Gulf,” as well gotten up as the' publication before us. ‘ .f"_` ' _ The iiiforiiiation within thc 'pages of this ma' -. zine-paper is a'perfect compendium of knowledge tggtt as a souvenir of the 50th anniversary of the founding' the stranger or would-be tourist would want to get hold of about this rich Island. ,_

This special edition of the Guardian is intended

of Confederation :ind of thc place, Charlottetown, where the first conference was held _that lcd to the Confederation of Canada. ' " _ The booklet is replete with statistics, skctchesof its_ public and business men, fine views of its public buildings, parks and streets, etc. ' _

,A glance shows the productivcncss of the Island,

-craps are valued at $14,000,000 and tlic Blaclt' Fox Industry is placed at $26,000,000. ` ' " - .

We congratiilatc the Guardian and 'all who assist-

adniirably gottcii.up in ever_y'.r`eipect, .. - » - " ..

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snoorinc-aiiabomnef°ppmunities'for sportsmen. +I

“Pnmci-: iinwaan-isi.Aisn"-P0em,by Rev. Rcberiiu 'if€%r;@ari`ff.»"».'i;

_ Anlwanonr Tim tisnaun. INDUSTRIES ' tru 'fiiiid y d co . i>Roi=Usi~:i.Y ILLU RATED with about iviifriitfndriiif 'nighftfriide ciiilgmtiiie the

finest art p per. Among the lflifstifations are

V -POETRAITS of'Lieut. Govemor MacDonald, Ex. Governor Rogers, Premier Mathieson

and Members of the Executive Government, _Members of the Legislature, Members of the Fox Conferen , members of the Clergy, the leading Business Men and Local Editors etc. -

'flllu' rations of Local Scenery, City Views, The Fox Industiyland the Fishing Industry.

TH, PRESS REVIEWS are unanimous in describing 's Edition as a Mo Inter-

gniglng and ValualgeshSo\li(y?ni_r. It 1_s.n;lade lap in nfiagazine form 12 by 9 inches, prinrted on

,c ass paper, an _ ou orm an i_ me ium o conveyin to le abroad ifo mation

about the_Province, its_Industrie_s aii_d_i¥s Men of Action. _ Z poop

' Only _1_0,000,oopies are_being_iss1\ed, a_ndas the demand for them is tremendous, those

desiring copies should make immediatq application to prevent dissappointment. -

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