PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Moonlight~Stanhope 
     
    
   
   
    
     the city, is a place with many attractions, being practically a public garden, 
     
     which is tastefully designed and is kept in excellent order. Some substantial 
     
     business blocks are found in this vicinity, and here are the post office, 
     
     court house, 01d province building and the market house, the latter being 
     
     a place well worth a visit on the regular market days. Among the institu- 
     
     tions of learning in and around the city are Prince of Wales College and St. 
     
     Dunstan‘s College. 
     
    

    
     Victoria Park, the natural beauties of which have been preserved, is 
     
     convenient to the city, and is reached by a beautiful driveway which skirts 
     
     a portion of the harbor, passing Government House and old Fort Edward. 
     
     At this end of the city are some excellent bathing places, and the water is 
     
     of an agreeable temperature throughout the summer. 
     
    

    
     Charlottetown has a good water system, the electric light and other 
     
     modern improvements. It has not an electric railway, nor does it need one, 
     
     for the highways are excellent and the opportunities for driving or wheeling 
     
     are most inviting. Beautiful scenery is found in every direction, and with 
     
     Charlottetown as the centre one can spend the summer in different parts 
     
     of the island, finding a great variety of attractions. The general offices 
     
     of the Prince Edward Island Railway are situated here, and by means of this 
     
     road all the principal points on the island may be easily and speedily reached. 
     
     For points which lie along the shore, away from the railway, good teams are