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This is the forest primeval. The. murinuring pines and the hemlocks, Bearded with moss, and in garments green, indistinct 1n the twilight, Stand like druids of eld, with voices sad and prophetic, ., Stand like harpers bear, with beards that rest on their bosoms. Loud from its rocky caverns the deep- voiced neighbouring ocean

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This is the forest primeval, but where are the hearts that beneath it

Leaped like the roe, when he hears 1n the woodland the voice of the huntsman. ‘3

Where IS the thatch-roofed village, the home of Acadian farmers,—

Men whose lives glided on like rivers that Water .the woodlands,

Darkened by shadows of earth, but reflecting an image of heaven ? * * 1(- _ 1e ‘

Naught but tradition remains of the beautiful village of Tracadie.

HF. abOve ext1acts from Longfellow’s world- famous poem, most aptly describe the spot on which this hotel is placed, being the site of one of the earliest Acadian

Settlements on the North Shore of Prince Edward Island. The Hotel with its background of feiest, is located on a point of land one side of which is bounded by the waters of the Gulf; the other by those of a beautiful landlocked bay; thus affording facilities for both surf and still- watei bathing, boating and fishing The waters teeming with Mackerel, Cod, Haddock, Halibut, Salmon, Herrmg, Trout Silver Perch, Smelts,

- Flounders, Lobsters and other fish; and the suriounding beaches, meadows and woods,

abounding with game, wild flowers and fruits.

The House has wide airy halls, passages and corridors; pleasant rooms whose windows command fine views of Ocean and Bay. This being its first season the furnish- ings are all fresh and new. Good arrangements for heating house on cool days and

evenings .

The Cuisine will be under the supervision of a normal Graduate of the famed Boston Cooking School, and no pains or expense Will be spared to pro- vide, a good liberal table of WELL COOKED, WELL SERVED FOOD.

The water used is from a large boiling spring on the premises.

A Band of Skilled Musicians from the New England Conservatory of Music,

will furnish Music throughout the season for Ball-Room and Concert.

Extensive grounds, suitable for Lawn Tennis, Croquet, Golf, Polo, Base Ball and Cricket. Bowling Alley, Shooting Gallery. Good Billiard and Pool Tables in Billiard Hall. Cool Shady Groves. Swings. ‘Good Boats, well manned, for outside and inside fishing and sailing. Fishing outfits and bathing suits for sale and to let. Also, good livery for riding and driving at "reasonable rates. Telephone & Daily Mails.

Only four miles‘from R. R. Station; 13 from Charlottetown. Two trains each day, which will be met by carriages from the hotel. Round trip tickets from Charlottetown, including railway and carriage fare, to hotel and return, $1.00.

House open for guests June I5th.Ar1angements for Rooms should be made eaily in advance.

Terms $2.00 per day. Special low rates for lengthened periods.

Address, H . L. HALL, Hotel Acadia, Grand Tracadie, égg‘gilitcgfsifs 0 Or care U. S. Consul, See page 53 Q . Charlottetown, P. E. 1.