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LATIE in the #ioon iff VERY LNIERTAING rORY Oi t PLENDMANNS ALLEGED WONDERFUL DIS COVERIES \ letter from Berlin to a prominent |

ge ee of New York, contains a intere we communication concerning the

ged discoveries by Dr. Blendmann, a pr ‘ofessor in the Royal Academy in Berlin,

of evidences that the moon is inhabited. Dr. Biendmann professes to have dis eovered that the telescopic observations

irradiates from the lunar disk, which prevents an exact examination of the surface. Dr. Blendmann softened the light by using the condensed light of camp- hor. Hes had to make hundreds of trials before finding the exact measure of seftening reqnired to obtain a_ perfect | image of the moon. He then toek with a reflecting telescope a

light that

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the disk of the moon, which he afterward exposed under a powerful solar microscope. The circle obtained in the photograph had in the microscope an apparent diameter of over thirty-three feet. In this way the stery is, he was able to perceive that what have been believed to be seas are really regions covered with rich vegetation, and what have always been taking for mountainous regions are deserts and seas. Une can see, the latter says, with striking disinciness, cities, towns, aud villages, and there are strong indigations of industry and commerce. With a full moon Dr. Biendmann has obtained photographic

very | deiailed and correct photographic view of |

very | i very Necessitous and

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Payment he

is, on the whole, panctual, on which che system is wi

llows of a surplus sufficient to pay after the purchase of apparatus, a very moderate stum, fh {t is found that there order that every child

shed

cale cook lug € Xpenses as bee

‘nm mnct. need be no stint in

selected cases, where even the penny cannot free meal is provided,

bread aud various substantial flour pud-

| dings may be quoted as examples.

|

: ; { A shoe factory failed, and the old man

i . o the 32e » 7 rivel al . made up to the present time, lave given : | went over when thev sold the assets at auc negative result on account of the excessive | tion 2 i & .

He bought a waggon load of shoe | pegs, brought them home and put them tn

an oat bin. When a oe put up his horse the old man would give the animal |four quarts of shoe pegs coi charge titty ents for them. It was a dark barn,

aad the owner couldn’t tell them from oats

Of course the horses wouldn’t eat any, and the farmer would get scared | because they had lost their appetites.

tif.y cents a botile. It was harmless stuff and was made by stirring up thistle tops o1 something of that sort, butithad a great reputat ion,the horses would be given a ‘dose before they started, and another when they got home, aud, having had nothing but shoe pegs all-day, they were hungry enough to eat their own heads off by the time they got a bite of oats. The credit of the appetite was given to the medicine, of course, and the old man got a big reputation as a horse doctor, and made a mint of mwrey cut of his thistle-tep soup. iis

views so distinct that they indicate that if larger telescopes could be used the dis- | eovery would be more completely con- firmed.

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- | The Best Medicine. |

NATURES REMEDIES

THE BEST. Speaking generally, it is not to the labor

| af ate ry of the chemist that we should go for |

our potash salts, but to the laboratory of | nature, and more especially to that of the vegetable kingdom. They exist in the green parts of all vegetables. This is il lustrated by the manufacture of com- mercial potash from the ashes of the twigs and leaves of timber-trees. The more

icenlent the vegetable the greater the untity of potash it contains, thongh there are seme minnr exceptions to this. As I have already stated, we extract and waste preportion sf these salts when we boil vegetables and throw away the potage, which our wise aud more thrifty neighbors add to their every day men When we eat raw vegetables, as in salads, we obtain all their potash. Fruits generally contain important quantities of potash salts, and it is upon these especially taat the possible victims of lithic acid should rely. Lemons and grapes contain them most abundantly. Those who cannot afford to buy these as articles of daily food

22 1 a considerable

may use cream of tartar, which, when geauine, is the natural sa!t of the grape, thrown down in the manner I shail de-

scribe when on the subject of the cookery of wines.

a CURRENT NOTES.

France is suffering from dynamite out- rages,

Glasgow will erect a statue of Mr. Glad- stone.

Toronto will

fiud money for a new fire alarm system.

Sixty persons have been killed in

Indian railway collision.

an

From January Ist to Sept. 30th, 2,533 miles of railway track have been laid in the United States.

Rev. Dr. Baker, of Maryland, says that America has much to learn from England in religious inusic.

The American Union of Ornithologists have declared the English sparrow to be a pest and a nuisance.

The C. P. R. Company will increase the capacity of the projected Montreal elevat- ors to 500,000 bushels each.

Pleuro-pnevmonia has been discovered in several Long Island herds of cows, and the animals affected, killed.

Robert Collier says he has been firing at the bull’s-eye of poverty all his life, and has neyer missed hitting it.

Turkish troops are actively proceeding against the Yeomen insurgents. The force of the rebellion has been greatly reduced

There is a proposal looking to the union of the Eastern Baptists with those of the Maritime Provinces for mission work.

The Peruvian Colonel Durante has been assassinated by Caceres’ troops. Caceres is at present at Arequipa with 1,800 men.

The steel manufacturers of Philadelphia

say the outlook for trade in the coming year is bright, and the demand for steel

fjand ma om od, and all kindred troubles. | for many

Young Men :—Read This.

Tue Vottraic Bett Co., of Marshall, Mich.,

| offer to send their celebrated ELe&crro- ».V OL

palo Beit and other ELECTRIC 4 PPLIANCES on trial for thirty days, to men (young and old) affiicted with nervous debility, loss of vitality Also neuralgia, paralysis, and Complete restoration mashood guaranteed. days’ trial is illustrated

rheumatism,

oth er diseases, Vigor and a risk is incurred, as thirty lallowed. Write them at once for pamphlet free.

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Special Notices. Buy Corsets at Weeks & Co’s, at J. B. Macdonald’s Boot

[sep 27

Bey your Boots Store. New Corsskts at the London Honse.

. isep4 3aw 2w 3uy Cashmeres at Weeks & Co's. [oct3 Fink Teas at the London House.

se 19, 2w eod w2 at Beer & Goff’s [oct ] New Boys’ Surrs at the London House, {zsep4 3aw 2wit s cheap is at L. [sep 27

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New Buckwheat Flour

THE place to buy new good

Prowse’s.

New Linen Coccars at the Condon House. [se 19, 2w eod wii

Newest Dress Goods at Weeks & Co's. {oct 3 New Worsted Coatings at the London House, {se 19, 2w eod w2i

Firty Dinner Sets from ten dollars upwards. at W. P. CoLwiLt’s. {sep16 taw wky 4w CAPE Cop & Goff’s.

[oct 1

Cranberries at Beer

New Scares at the Londen House. [se 19, 2w eod w2i One wosprep Chamber Sets dollar upward, at W. P CoLwiL’s, [sep16 taw wky4w

from one

Crarrs and Mourning Goods at Weeks & Co’s., [oot 3 One uwonpDRED Tea Sets will be sold cheap

at W. P. CoLwILu’s. New FLANNELS

[sep16 taw wky 4w at the London House. {se 19 2w eod w?2i A NEW stock of men’s London soft hats at J. B. Macdonald’s. [sep 27 Woot UNDEFRCLOTHING very cheap at the London House, [se 19, 2w eod wk2i New Black Cashmeres, beautiful, good, at low prices. —Weeks & Co. sepl6 ‘Two HUNDRED Vegetables Dishes to be sold cheaper than any ever offered in Charlotte- town at W. P. Cotwitt’s. [sepl6 taw wky 4w Five cases of Underclothing just opened and will be sold cheap. L. E. Prowse. (se 2 A LARGE stock of Grain Bags, in 2, 3, and 4 bushels ; wholesale and retail ; lowest prices, at the London House. sep23 2aw eod w2i s0¥Y Mantles at Weeks & Co’s. [oct 3

Boots are very cheap at Dorsry, Gorr &

Co’s. {sepl7 Mawnv_e and Ulster Cloths at Weeks & Co’s. [oct 3

You can buy acood coat for $3.00, at J.

B. Macdonala’s. {sep 27 VeELVeTeENS—Velveteens, just received, 7 cases plain and brocaded. ‘Very choice and cheap.— Weeks & Co. sepl6 Men’s Hars.—Six cases of Christy’s Lon- don Hats just received at L. E. Prowse’s. (se 20 MeEn’s tweed suits for $5.50 at J. B. Mac- donald’s [sep 27 L. E. Prowsn’s store has been graatly en- larg¢d, and his assortment of new goods is much larger than usual. We believe ke is determined to sell as cheap as the cheapest

laily increasing.

The New York Chamber has pxssed resolutions stating that the hos-

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he commercial interests of all nations.

The Marquis of ,000 people at Glasgow, on Thursday last.

tle said the Government could have passed | of new goods. the Franchise and Redistribution bills last |

year, had they wished. ence to the future policy of the Conserv- atives,

Every Canadian must feel country when he reflects on the fact stated by Sir John Macdonald, at Beli’s Corner’s yesterday that Canada is the only part of the American continent from which live

ittle can be taken into Great Britain and

Ireland. With all their faults the mem- bers of the Canadian Cabinet are pretty level-headed men.—Oltuiwa Sun.

“The English soverign, writes Foucie, the historion from Norwa 1y, “is In a posi- tion not altogether betitting a human being with an immortal soul.’ ‘Bie approves ‘of the action of the peers and of the House of Lords, which he describes as an excellent institution, political and social, but he adds, “‘One must draw a line somewhere, and | _fraw on at dukes. “I think,’ he says, ‘we could do withort dukes.”

An admirable system of penny dinners | for children has been introduced in London.

ot Commerce E. Prov

rihities between France and China imperil |

Salisbury addressed | Weeks & Co.

He made no refer- Dorsey,

at J. proud of his)

| Gorr & Co

Call and see his goods and prices

New Scotch Tweeds—splendid value at L. wse se 20

Be sure and get our make of Boots—Doksry,

| Gorr & Co {sep17

New Scotch Tweeds for gent’s suitings.—- seplo L. F, Prowse is now opening his fall stock {se 20 Kerr your feet dry by getting a pair of Gotf & Co's. Boots. {sep]7 A scir of men’s underclothing for 75 cents B. Macdonald’s, {sep 27 Beer & Gorr are selling Dingham’s Eiec- tric Soap. augs Mant_e Cloths, great variety, just opened. —Weeks & Co. sepl6 Ovk fall Boots are just the thing~-Dorsey, {sep]7 Somerning New.—There fas always been great difficulty in getting water-proof coats to

| fit satisfactorily about the neck and shoulders,

for

stout aud round-shouldered men. You cau avoid this and have a perfett fit by leay- ing your measure with us. We have made arrangements with an English tirm to have these coats made on our own patterns, so that we are in a position to warrant a good fit. Wecan show over 100 samples of the goods from which the coats will be made, / ranging in price from $3 to$24. Every coat | warranted to come the same as sample of _goods shown, You can have better material | and cheaper than buying ready-made goods,— _Jobn MeLeod & Co., Merchant Tailors.

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Hi 2 A MINER,

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the first oath y oa)

may enjoy a dinner ard have esough. In)

as a rule be paid, a | Ox-head soup with |

Phe oid man had a mixture which he recom- General for mended in such cases, and which he had at.| Cowneil bringing

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: DAB AU LLUNS 10 VOTERS

At the Coming Sait Act | in Cuariottetown.

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Ture Scott Act is now in force in Char lottetown and will remain s0 “uniil the | majority of electors decide otherwise. Fur pa purpose of discontinuing the Act in

arlottetown a petition waa presented to re Governor-General praying that the Act should be repealed so. far as this city is concerned. The present election is there- fo held for the purpose of taking the electors for ard against this

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votes OL

The xy will be by ballot, and .the

following is the form to be used, viz:

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e'lbion. voting

OcroBER 16, 1884. Voting on the petition to the the of the order in force of the part of ‘the Canada Temperance Act, ’ in the City of Charlotletvwn.

Governor- vevocation

into s cond 18; Oy

CS SRA She

FOR THE PETITION :

AGAINST THE PETITION :

Y yO DOC yo ss ea: SKE SKS SE Xe DO @ VI & 9 & pwd

If the voter is in favor of repealing the Scott Act in Charlottetown he will place a X in the upper space alongside of the words, *‘For the Petition.” If in favor o! continuing the Scott

Act in Charlottetown the voter will place a X in the lower space alongside of the words, ‘* Against the Petition.”

If the voter places lmore than one mark counted.

This election is for the City of Char- lottetown only, and we understand that the residents of the Royalty have no votes. [It is even doubtful whether non-residents, owning property or paying rent in the city, are entitled to vote. The better opinion seems to be that actual residence in Char- lottetown or Common is necessary to entitle a person (otherwise qualified) to

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Risks Taken on Niest Favorabte Terms. A NT FOR PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND:

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-O —_— We are now manufacturing and will sell at the lowest cash prices;

Ch’town, May 7, 1884.

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Sashes Doors Window and Door Frames, Architraves, =pouting and Conductor Mould ings, Ballusters, Ni wei Posts, Stair Raile, Twists, etc

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All kinds of Gothic Windows tor Churches made at shortest notice.

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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND RAILWAY.

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Summer Arrangement. 0:0-—— — N AND AFTER MONDAY, trains will run Gaily: as follows (Sundays eneptenes —

2d JUNE, 1884,

TRAINS DEPART. FOR THE WEST TRAINS ARRIVE.—FROM THE WiST.

STATIONS, | ie

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apron aia Mix’d, j !

re NTALIONS. '

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A.M.) A.M. P.M. PPM. P.M.) AML Charlottetown ....... 660 | 8.25 | 3.40. \Charlottetown i ae 42 9.20 Royalty Junction.... 6.15 | 9.00 | 4.00 | Royslty June tion . dy 7.00 ; 4.00 | 9.00 North Wiltehire,.... 650 [| 9.52 4.47 \|Noiih Wiltshire.. 7 625 § 264 |°313 Hunter River........ 7.00 j10.03 75,00 Hunter Kiver..... ..| 6.15 } 2.38 | 8.00 Bradatbene..........: 7.25) 110.46e)06.35. ||Broda brne......... | 6.51 | 200 | 7.25 Coumtyine......... 7.3L "9@56 | 645. |\County Line......... | 5.45 ' 1.50 | 7.36 Freetown... : 7.4 |JPA2 | 6.59 || Preetown............ | 5.34 | 1.35 | 7.02 Keusington.,... 7.55 1135 | 6.18 || Kensington.,..,.2... 56.20 | 1.12 | 6.42 ) $.20 ‘19.10 | 6.50 Ti mt) ‘Kt aM, ma i As lar 3.2 iy 1 6.9) SUL tHergide..... A.M. Te Ress is ‘ ‘y S.40 1.45 j (ar 430 11.20 Misegouche.......... 8.55 | 2.05 ! Miscouche,......... 4.15 10.57 | Wellizgion....... a. S34 |imee. Wellttem. 45 .2a- 3.57 (10.29 | -OWREN IT. . 2a. igs, i OSS 3.23 °° ES Mak. sand as 3 28 9.38 levi ae... . 55 10.35 4.50 | SLemy...... Lene dane a 1. ae | Bloomtield........... 19.53 | 5.16 CUM faked ss 6s os os &. 7.50 ROR. ise. .. 1 1 oa BIEN OOR. 5.6. sess d}| 1.52 | 7.10 eee sss ar 225613508 * TREE Ciena ce nies ot | Lt i 6.00 ! | TRAINS DiPART. FOR TKE EAST. TRAINS ARRIVE.—FROM THE EAST. STATIONS. Express. | Mixed. STATIONS. | Express, | Mixed. eee eee es ; 59 p.m.) 6.15 am.) Charlottetown.... . J 9 05 a. m.! 6.30 p.m. voyalty Junction . _— 6.3 ¢ Royalty Junction..../ 8.50 6.10 DONE ake ns oo bu oer. noe UT BONES debe veces a aww 5.63 Bediord...... cee Teo ea Bedford. iW $25 “ 15.33 * Mount Stewart.. } e L390 Xi a siount Stewart. \ dp 6.00 ** 4.55 ** ip 440 ) 815 ” 7.55 ** "4.30 +s Morell...... ic a sl ee a eee ads] BSB. law te oe, eotem...... 25. bwe «¢* 9.33 * ee 705 * | 2.13 ‘“ Bear liver... . 604 * O26 « eee MMO... s vise c's vs 6 30 - 2 19 pe Seuris.............07 G86 W.FE8S <I ousdre ac. 67] 6.00 ** | 1.30 « Mount Stewart 4.45p.m. 8.20a m.) vount stew 2 a Sian | Omen toe Cemeeran 2108 A 1 12" “ aa5 * eas ib. wea waeat” | Georgetown Lee wae i660 * j10.09 ** eee: Ve hee ! 245 “

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I= Fosine are run by Eastern Standard Time.

JAMES COLEMAN, Supsrintendent

Ratleay (tee The * whe, Var or, 1ega -

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Saturday mornings, at e+ ven o'clock, eo; phert. ing there with the Train for Malitax, Be. turning to Charlotte = op Mor day, “Werte vesday, Friday end Saturcay, atour Iwo p m, on arrival of train them Halifax.

Leave Pictou Land ue for ae a ce Th: irsday, ou arrival of Vein at two P.

Leave ‘Geo Ig town jor Pictou Lending every Friday merning, al five a m,

NeW BRUNSWICK. CAhADA AND THe UNITED STATES.

Leave Summerside every day (Sunday excepted) on arrive: of Twin tom Chay. lcttetown, cerrenting ot Shicine “with Trains for each OF ihe wien goer pe (8;

aud at St, Join, with steamere oi ihe interna. tional Company and Railway tor Portland and

Boston, Also leave Charlottetown tor Sum. merside every Mondsy morning at une o'vlock. Returging, leave Shc diac every day

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By order, kK. W. HALES, Secretary,

Charlottetown, June

STEAMERS.

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