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Calendar for May,
MOON'S CHANGES. First Quarter, 3rd day .......6. 248 after Fall Moon, lith day secseen ee eee Last Quarter, 19th day --+-10 29 morn New Moon, 26th day » 1Wwmorn Apogee, 9h day . Th. morn “=. . Sam: == a ae Day High Water of | Day of Week. I Month. | Morn. After. % wae ] Sunday | 12% 1 52 2 Monday i; 219 2 48 3 Tuesday 3 18 3 51 4 Wednesday 4 25 *.2 5 : Thursday 63 6 12 6 | Friday | 6 46 7 12 y | | Satarday ' 7 38 => - 5 Suaday | 823 8 43 ¥ | Monday 9 2 9 2v 10 | Tuesday 9 328 9 5S ii | Wedpeaday 10 12 10 28 i2 | hureday 10 43 ll 4 13 briday ll 24 ll 42 14 i saturday ke« 2 i5 | Sunday 0 20 0 40 46 | Monday ee ee 1 22 i7 | Tnesday 1 43 S: § 18 W ednesday 2 3! 2 58 19 =}: Thursday 3 27 3 57 20 Friday 435 513 a1 Saturday | 6&6 6 38 22 “anday 7 16 7 53 23 | Monday ; oo 8 54 24 luesaday 9 17 9 40 33 W ednesday 10 3 | 10 25 Py Thursday 045 | Il 5 27 Friday ll 26 ll 47 _ Saturday i + an 2 | Sunday 029 |; O51 a” Mouday i 114 | 1 37 31 Tuesday [7°32 7 Ss | — == ———
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R. KAYN E3,—Dear Sir: I am sorry you have | so much to contend with No doubt it is} caued by jenlousy I shll certainly do my beat |
to contradict auy ‘alse reports I may hear, both | for your owe sake and my own = § I would ve very | ungrateful should Ido otherwise, after having derived so mach benefit from your meicine. | You promised to cure me in six montas from the time 1 consmmenced takirg your mediciuc. but I aio happy to state tha’ I had not deen takiog it more than three months when & cue was eff ct- ed: and after having c meuited all the doctors am thi« vicinity without effect, the only con-<olation | I derived from any of them was that my disease (-ick headseche, ete.) hud become chrunic and wasiveurable If this statement will be of any | benefit to yon, you are perfectly welcume to pub- lish it, Yours very truly, MRS. C Pr. Lower Montague, 3ist March, 1592.
DR. GEO A. BAYNES,
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BUILDING LOTS
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Literary Notes.
‘Tributes to Shakespeare” is the title of a unique and attractive litrle volume hy Mary R. Silsby, to be published at once by Harper & Brothers. It includes what are believed to be the best portic«] tributes to the great dramatist priated during three centuries. The
ms are arranged for the most part echrono- ogically, and whenever necessary are sup plemented with bricf «xplenatory notes.
In an article on ‘fhe Mystery of Col umbue,” to appear in Harper's Magizine for April, Eugene Lawrence will untold some facts hat will be little short of startling to many who have been accustomed to revere the name of Columbus as that of a saintly hero. He will show how the researches of Bergenroth in the archives of Salamanca have refuted all the traditional legends, and not only represents Queen Isabella ae a ervel mother, a hated wife, and the author of the Inquisition, but have transformed C lumbus intv & eruel, unscrupulous adventurer, the leader of « band of sea-robbers.
One of the most characteristic fratures ot every Mexican town that pretends to any rank at all is its annual feria or great fair, when for a week round of festivities. It is seldom that Americans see these fairs in their primitive shape, with the quaint cuatoms and strange usages which characterize them, and hence the description of “An Indian Fair in the Mexican Hot Country,” by Sylvester Baxter, which is announced to appear in Harper's Magazine! for April, canuot fail to afford much pleasur- able interest. Many attractive and atrikiog pictures will lend additional value to the article.
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Boston Markets.
Boston, April 28. Porators.—The potato market continues in a demoralized condition, especially on Rose, fur which 40c. has become an ex- treme price. There are a good many lots of
odds and ends cleaning up at about 30. Ecos —Receipts continue moderate and there has been demand enough this week to keep the market closely suldup Since Tuesday choice fresh Michigan and western
sineeteh tired feeling.
y Appetite was very poor, and J would have a Geathily icintness at piij: of stormech,
troubled with Severe Pai- pitation of the Heart after preach THAN ing and in long protracted meetings it would become er serious.
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BY AUCTION,
On Thursday, May 5th,
CUMMENCING AT Il O’CLOOK,
LL the unsold Lots on the Cahill Estate, at the head of Prince Street, comprising about
$9 of the be-t Buildiag Lots now on the market, The situation being by fur ahead of that of any
have been selling well at 16c. There are sume inferior marks of western that are
For the last two years I have been greatly {t ie Ty _ ips ote 2 a
are firm at 16c.
Fise —The market is still quiet with but little change in prices. Qavtations for herring and mackerel are mostly nominal :
Herring pickled, Lab. ¥ bbl... .. 4 00 . ** ge fatSeatari,N 8 5 00 “ ** NS large eplit.... 3 75 “* ** Buy Shore gibbed. 3 75 da ** Bay Shore split... 3 25 me ** Round Shore..... 2 00 Mackerel, extra, #@ bbl....... 27 00 to 36 00 “ ty i EECERS ETO EET EES ” MS oe i SS SS 14 00 to 16 06
” No 3 large rim'd....13 00 to 14 00 ” No 3 large plain....12 50 to 13 00 - No 3 medium plain.......... 10 00
Convictions.
A correspondent writes: On the complaint
‘of an aged and respectable lady, Mrs. Ann
Marrav, of Clyde River, Wellington Mathew, Inspector, and William Holmes’ were brought before Alex. C. Shaw and Angus McFadyen, Esq3., J. P's, charged with besetting the house in which she was residing for the night, and by threats, molestation, obscene and violent conduct put the complainant in fear of losing her life. The evidence went to show
other Lots now to be had for private dwellings, lthat on coming to the premises they acted
those Lots wili be steadily increasing in vaiua, Plan can be seeon with the Auctioneers,
it abandons itself to al
The Harbor Light
A correspondent of the St. John Tele. graph, writing from Ver o: River, states that ** throughout the Ieiand much interest has been awekened the past few weeks ty the introduc in of the Harbor Light mv: - ment in Char'otcetown, inaugurated by the Rev. W. W. Brewer. This scheme, which ‘3 classed as a wing of the forward move- ment now in progress inthe larger cities prom'ses to be « ff-etual for accomplisi.ing much good amoug the working clas-es and others inthe city of Charlottetown, al- though there has bes much firing from various soufees through tbe secular press, denouncing in strong language the insti- gator and his efforts to do good, yet it is quite evident a3 the “‘truth is migh y and must prevail,” the Harbor L ght is bowid to shine againat ell the attacks of the works of daknias. Herewith is the form of a circular which at the inception of the m vement was extensively circulated :— | Free Free
Rarbor Light!
Corner King and Queen Streets For Working Men Oaly. Magic Lantern Dissvlving Views lilustrated Papers, Books, Coffe.
Opén Thursday and Saturday Evenings 7 30 to 10 W. For Working Men Only. Welcome to Harbor Light ! Free. Free.
Qa reliable authority your correspondent is informed that within the last month the movement hasassumed gigantic proportions, tor what with commendable contributions from the generous and philanthropic who 4re interested in the movement, hundreds of dollars have been contributed varying from $20 to $50, the interest has become su intensified that visitors are now received by ticket, and instead of two nights in the week as originally, the ** Light” is beaming forth nearly every day evening. Besides the fact that the primary purpose of the movemsnt was to be a help tothe working classes it has proved to bea means of yvod in bringing about a spirit of true catho-) licity among all the Protestant denomin- ations, as the pastors of the various churches are showing their resdiness to aid the undertaking, not only by their means and influence, but by their uniform patron- uge nigh after night. nn Where Canada Stands. POSITION AMONG THE NATIONS OF THE WORLD. Canada is first in canal development. Second in the production of copper. Third in area. Fifth in mercantile marine, Evghth in railway mileage. Ninth among coal producing nations. And tenth in the production of iron. This is ail in wealth produced. In un- ad. veloped wealth the Dominion tskes a still higher position as compared with other countries. The largest deposits of coal in the world are inthe Northwest. The richest petroleum beds are along the Mackenzie and Athabasca. The greatest copper mine is at Sudbury. The best iron ore ia ia Nova Scotia, and
jlike drunken men and tried to force the door | Canada, as a whole, possesses a supply suf-
Terms 25 per cent. cish. Balaace payable in open and shouted and danced around the | ficient for the whole world.
four years at 6 per cent. in‘terest. ap26 —dy tlsle
+ ; f Steamship Ca. BEG TO ANNOUNCE AS FOLLOWS: Ts EIR New, First C ass Steamer PREMIER,
Captain A H Kelley, will sai from Halifax every Wedne-day evening. at 6 o'clock, to Canso, Port. Mulgrave, 4astings and Port ‘Hood, thence
to Souris. (‘harlottetown and Summerside Re-
turning. will leave Summerside and Charlotte- |
town every Sa‘urday for Port Hood, Mu'lgrave, Canso and Halifax, arriving at Halifax every Monday night or Suesday morning. connecting with Stean.er Halifax which leaves for Boston every Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock.
This Boat has superior acoommodation for pas- sengers.
Fare from Charlottetown to Summerside, either way, 50 cen's.
Throngh Hills of Lading to Bosten, New York, London, Liverpool and Hamburg.
For further particuiars apply to
PEAKE BROS. & CO., Charlottetown, April 3), 18992—1w eod
BEsT ROUTE Td BOSTON,
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Canada Atlantic Line.
3.3, HALIFAR.
Only One Night at Sea.
ASSENGERS leaving Charlottetown Tves
day via Picton Steamer arrive in Boston Thursday noon. Returning, leave Boston on Saturday at noon; arrive in Charlottetown Monday Evening.
LOW FARES.
e Checked and Through Tickets sold by Charlottetown Steam Navigsiion Co. H. L. CHIPMAN, General Agent, Halifax, N. 38. ap30—tta
Children’s Carriages
UST RECEIVED, of best makers. Will be closed out at once very cheap.
JOHN NEWSON. apl4—tt
buildiog all night. The evidence too showed
‘aithicns Mapadonins Fee Mathews and Holmes committed an in-
decent trespass against the door, &c. At
i lengih they got an entrance about 4 o'clock in
the morning, where Mra. Murray, who ie in her 85th year, was crying with fear and had
2ist March awd had been sick ever since. The
| Justices patiently and carefully took the
‘evidence on both sides, and convicted Well- ington Mathew to pay a penalty « f $12,00 and costs, and to he bound to the peace for 12 .monthe in sureties of $150.00 each and him- i self in $150 00 William Holmes was ordered 'to pay a fine of $10 00 and costs and be bound to the peace in like manner. The conviction is approved of througheut Clyde River.
Mur ay Harbor South.
Following is the resu't of the * «amina- tions in Murray Harbor South School :—
First Litin—Mavde Roberts. S»cond Latin—l-t. Lestexy Brehaut; 2d, Enoch Mugford, Oliver Back; 31, Fred James.
French—Il«t, Lester Brehaut, Oliver , Beck; 24, Willie Haberlin, Julia Brehaut; | 3d, Enoch Mugford.
First English—Manude Roberts, Second Erglish—Ist, Lester Brehaut; 24, Oliver Beck; 31, Julia Brehaut, Fred J-mea.
First History—Maude Ruberts. Second History—tst, Lester Brehaut; 2d, Willie Haberlin; 31, Oliver Beck.
Physical Geography—Maude Roberts.
Geography—Ist, Loster Brehaut; 2d,
Wiulie Haberlin, Oliver Beck; 3d, Julia Brehaut. First Arithmetic—Maude Roberts. Se- ‘cond Arithmetic—Ist, Willie Haberlin; 2i, Fred James, Lester Brehaut; 3, Oliver Beck.
First Geometry—Maude Roberts. Se- cond Geometry—lIst, Lester Brehaut; 2d, Enoch Mugford; 3d, Oliver Beck.
First Algebra—Maude Roberts. Second Algebra—Ist, Enoch Mugford; 2d, Fred James; 34, Lester Brehaut, Oliver Beck.
Ask any physician and he will tell you that ‘Cod Liver Oil is one of the most valuable medicines known to medical science for the cure of coughs, colds, consumption, bron. chitis, chronic rheumatism and gout, scrofu!- ous diseases, abscesses, b>iis and impoverished blood, The great difficulty is that nire out of ten cannot take the plain oil. By a happy combination Estey’s Emulsion is so combined with fifty per cent. of the purest Norwegian oil to which is added lime, soda and phos. phorous, that not only adds to it medicinal virtues but is made so pleasant as to be as easily taken as milk. If you are suffering from any of these diseases enumerated, try it. All druggists aeli ft. me lmdw
rT — Tue Norrawest —Mr. Haslam, O. P. R. agent, is iu receipt of a letter from Mr. John West, for fifteen years a resident of Prince Edward Island, who recen'ly went
ito sit without fire during the night of the out to the Northwest tosee the country fur
himself The letter is dated from Edmon- ton. Mr. West, who, before locating in the Island province, was a resident of On- tario, is well pleaced with what he has seen in the Northwest, and among other things s-ys: ‘I have met several delegares from Idaho, Oregon and Dakota, all of whom are well pleased with this country, and they tell me that there will be « large immi gration from those States the coming sea. son’ Messrs. Haslam and Ham, of the C. P. R. travelling staff, will likely visit the New England States this summer to en- quire intu the condition of Csnsdians who have located there and probably do sume- thing to induce provincialists and o* hers they meet to locate in the Northwest.— Moncton Times. _—»———-
Istanp Horses.—Mr. George Clow, of North Wiltshire, P. E. L, arrived in the city to-day, bringing ten very fine horses, which may been seen at J. B. Hamm's stables. Mr. Hamm informed a Gazette reporter this morning that St. John was the best mirket in Canada for P E. Island horses Mr. Crocket brought ten horses here, Mr. McKie ten, and Mr. Gorrell thirteen, ail of which have beer disposed of in St, John during the last three
weeks. These are in addition to the ten brought to-day by Mr. Clow,—St. John Gazette.
CanaDa aT THE Wortp's Fair.—Mr. William Ssunders, Canadian Commissioner to the World’s Fair, has been notified by the director-general that space had been allotted for the exhibit of Canadian live stock at Chicago as follows : 75 horses, 150 cattle, 300 sheep and 100 swine, These tigures will be welcome news to our live stockjmen,as it was not expected that they would be permicted to exhibit so many, The representations, however, of Mr. Saunders have evidently had due affect It is proposed to allot the number fairly among the different provinces.
SHODA’S OINTMENT, the Great German Skin Cure, and
finest Cosmetic made. Removes Blackheads, Pimples, ete., as
ifb 3 tubes in t “a
A Fata, Mistake.—Mrs. Kavanagh, of Toronto, the wife of Michael Kavanagh, mer- chant of that place, died a few dave ago from the effects of drinking earbolic asid which she took by mistake for medicias, :
CAIN ONE POUND A Day.
A GAIN OF A POUND A DAY IN THE CASE OF AMAN WHO HAS BECOME “ALL RUN DOWN,”’ AND HAS BEGUN TO TAKE THAT REMARKABLE FLESH PRODUCER,
SooTT’S EMULSION
OF PURE COD LIVER CIL WITH Hypophosphites of Lime & Soda }
IS NOTHING UNUSUAL. THIS FEAT HAS BEEN PERFORMED OVER AND OVER AGAIN. PALATARLE AS. MILK. En. DORSED BY PHYSICIANS. Scort’s EMULSION IS PUT UP ONLY IN SALMON COLOR WRAPPERS. SOLD BY ALL Drue- GISTS AT §0c. AND $1.00 SCO & BOWNE, Bellevilte.
- TENDERS.
VENDERS wili be received by the undersigned
up toand on the 10th day of next, for the roofing and oi herwise repairing of Hou es on Pownal Street, Charlo tetown. Plan aud specification may be seen at rea dence on Pownall
Street. FELIX A. HUGHES.
ap*d—Bi
TO LHT.
HE eastern half of House situated on King Street, opposite Judge Redd:n’s residence. This House c m'aiss eight good rvoms, besides utries, and is in good order. Possessi m given mimediate y. Aoply to Mr. Tho nas McQuaid, Lower Queen Street, or to the owner at Sonth-
sane EDWARD KELLY. mch25
SALT! SALT!
4 7 K have now on the way direct from
Liverpool 5,000 begs salt, due here about the middle of May, which we offer to the trade at lowest prices while landing.
MATTHEW, McLEAN & OO, Sonris, April 29:b, 2w.
Assignee’s Sale.
‘HE undersigned wi | sell a’ Paublie Ane’ ion, at Head «f St. Peter’s Bay, on THI uSDAY,
oth day of May next. at 10 o'clock, a. m :—
All the Land and Bulidinzs, Personal Proner
Steck of Merchandize, Book Debt4, Judamen
and “otes of belonging to Estate of Mo-
Innis Brothers, Merchants. Terms cash.
An inventory of same can be seen at my office,
Charlottetown, any time np to day of sale.
HORACE Bia 4ee
Sharlottetown, A pril | 20, 1892-— eod tl sle a
If you suffer with a cough, espe- ciaily in the morning, HACKNO- MORE is « sure relief. If you cannot sleep try HACKNOMORE —it often relieves, sometimes cures. Try it before you resort to opiates. If you use it onoe you will realize why so much has been sold. Don't be duped by taking a substitute when it is as easy to get HACKNOMORE. If you always insist upon having HACK. NOMORE, and never accept a substitute, you will not be dis- appointed. tl 15th—msy2
VALUABLE PROPERTY
For Sale by Auction.
AM instructed by D. KR. M. Hooper, Kaq., to sell by Auction on the premises, Huston S8t., on MOND*sY, the 9h day of May next, at 12 o'clock, noon :— All his Real Esta'e on Euston Street and Palmer's Lane, comprising a iot of land fronting on Kuston Street Sif et and extending back 100 feet, with two l)welling Houses, Basement “tore, Stables and Outbuildings
Also, a let of land fronting on Palmer's Lane 48 feet and extending back 7# fee, with iarge War-houseand ‘oach House,
Tais property has been used fr carrying on a Produce bu ines , and s'i'l offsre aa exsellect opp Ttunity to anyne wishing ts engaze in the same b , Or as an investment, a« the « well- igs cent to advantage. Terms at sale.
R. BEAIRSTO. ap2—eod pat Auctioneer.
PE. Island Electric Co.
OTICE is hereby given that the Annual
General Meeting of the stockholders of
the above Company wil be held at their
office ia Charlottetown on Wednesday, the
llth day of May next, A. D 1892, at the hour of twelve o'clock, noon.
Dated 29th day of April, 1892.
JAMES WADDELL, Superintendent. ap29 —2aw tl] m‘g
CAUTION.
EACH PLUG OF THE
Myrtle Navy
IS MARKED
i. @& BB.
IN BRONZZ LETTERS.
NONE OTHER CENUINE,
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