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VOL 35.
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CALENDAR FOR AUGUST, 1895, Fall Moon, day, 9h 28.8m p. m. Last Quar 13th day, lh 6.1m. p. m.
day, Sa. 432m. a. m.
New Mux 1, «*
First Quar, 27th day, 1h. 30.8m, ] | ; | : rises | sets water piss Daedalian Tee once th jh ™m A } morn Lt : [4 47,7 25} & 3 2) % lay i i 24) 92 3! Saturda | 50 231 10°2 4 | Sunday e 20 10 38 5 | Monday §2 ii HT 7 luesday 53 ISi ll 42 7 | Wednesday i. 16 | aft 1! & | Thursday - cof 8 43 4 | Friday | 87 y) 6110 ‘0 | Saturday y 2 Ll 45 li Su av ,” iv | 2 24 12} Monday vs § eo; si: 13 | Tuesday oe. 7 t 20 ‘e | Wednesday 3 ) 5 47 5 Thursday 5 j 7 16 | Friday | 6 ):) Ae 1? Saturday | 7 } | 9 25 18 ; Sunday | 81669) 10 9 1$ | Monday 10 st | 9 20 | Tuesday li | 55 } I 21 | We inesday 12 5
Qe Thursday 23 | Friday
| j > 50 | Qj} 49 i
24 | Saturday 1G | $<] > 25 } Sunday 17 | 46 a iS 26 | Monday Piss. OO 8 ii 27 | Tuesday ' B204* 43 4 24 28 ; Wednesday 21 | 41 | 5 52 29 | Thursday bp hice | 713 36 ; Friday . Bi 913 3i j Saturday 5 25 9 251.3. 6 TIME TABLE FOR STEAMER SOUTH
PORT.
The steamer Southport will ply on the | East and West and West Rivers until far | ther notice :
Wi!! leave Prince Street wharf on every Monday for East River at 3 o’clock p. m., returning Tuesday for Charlottetown; leav- | ing Hayden’s Wharf at 7.30 a. m., calling at Hagvarty’s and Hickey’s wharves; leav- | ing Charlottetown for East River at 3 p- m. and making return trip.
Will leave Prince Street wharf for East River on Saturday at 5 a. m. leaving Hayden’s Wharf for Char- lottetown at 7.30 a. m., calling at Hag- | garty’s and Hickey’s wharves making re | tun trip at 3 p.m. from Prince St. |
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The steamer will run to Monnt Stewart everyalternate week as the tides may suit.
WEST RIVER. Will leave Ch’town for West River | Bridge, Thursday, at 4 p m, calling at Westville when required. Friday morn- ing leaving West River Bridge for Ch’town |
et 7.30, calling at Westville, making re
turn trip from Chtown to West River Bridge at 4 o’clock, p. m. ROCKY POINT FERRY. Leave Charlotte town for Row ky Point
daily, (Sunday excepted)—6.30, 8 and 10 @ i; 12 noon; 2, 4 and 6 p m. Leave Rocky Peint for Charlottetown— 7, 9 aud 11 am; 12.20, 3,5 and 6.30 pm
KOCKY POINT SUNDAY TIME TABLE. Leave Cli’town at 12.45 | pm 2and4pm.
Leave Rocky Point at 9.30 1.30, 3 and 6 pm.
845 am; and
& m; and |
TIME TABLE FOR SOUTH?PORT FERRY.
Hillsborough will ply on the Southport ferry till further notice as follows: -Sun- days excepted, leaving Charlottetown daily at 6.30 a m, and every half hour up to 10 pm. Leaving Southport at 6.45 a m, making half hourly trips up to 10.15 pm. Sunday trips. Boat leaves Charlottetown at7 am making 4 hourly trips up 8.35 pm. Steamer laid off from 11.15 to 12 o'clock, noon. On Tuesday and Friday of each week steamer will run on time to accommodate the travellingpublic.
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P. &. [sland Railway
On and after MONDAY, 24th June, 189%, | the trains of this Railway will run daily | (Sundays exces ted) as follows .— |
Trains Outward. Read down.
Trains Inward. Read up.
FPR AM re PH 4@ 64}...... Charlottetown.....122 115 $72 659....Royalty Junction 3203 «WO 5i2 733.....North Wiltshire 113 Of 623 743.....Hunter River.....1053 918 604 87 sradalbane +10 21 354 6i4 81% Kmerald ........ 10 12 8 48 » “a sz Freetown oo 5 38 GW 837... Kensington ......9 5 823 72 90) Ar Lv 90 8 00 Summerside AM AM $10 1140 Ly ATs 255 82 120% .......Miseouche -- 310 2 fw $45 I231....... Wellington ose 4 Oh 20 ae Bid sees Port Hill ad tpate ae 11 ee Ba ., ote eT a ccssecscsee 4 «OT WB SG. oc kcccs Bloomfield........ 609 116 WM 355.... -Alverton 541 105 SO sierccs ea co) 5 00 9 43 PM PM AM AM AM PM AM PM 62 300......Charlottetown.....920 545 64> 31 . Royalty Junction.... 905 52 Boe OOD scinscoci Bedford........ 84) 449 75 4406 ( Ar (uv 815 415 Mt Stewart 815 4d can (Ar$si0 400 Sa» 455 - «« Morell sacevoe 8 O8 32 924 5% Bt Peter's... cess 7a 250 Wil 53: Bear River -646 203 HSH 66 Souris 6 1 2 AM PM PM AM rM &H 410.....’ ount Stewart » 816 350 ee Mee ui Cardigan rey aS | 238 | oe: ok Georgetown 7 00 215 | AM PM PM AM BOD... vcnck celle o ules, ...000- svense Oe yn . a Traverse 7D PM ” AM |
Trains are ran by Eastern Standard Time D. PO lTINGER, Gen Mgr Can Gov’. Rai Moncton, N B. A. MCDONALD, Superintendent, Charlottetown. june2t
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Christianity vs, Agnosticism.
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CHINESE GORDON,
| His Kesignatiow asd Peopletik Meseng } te the K's
to the S-ot chilly morn
A correspondent wiiling tish American say One ing at Sucz received a nicssa f.du Col He had just
winver of 1879 Gord.1
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Wished to s: a 1 sound Lim s: atec in a room at th id Su-z hotel, witi his black secieiary an t sty facto tum, Mahoneca “4 Uva , atc nm fey
} friends 1 e vr t iows
} ve ‘ Me b amy ‘who Aas
Gestined ste iat sae fali at Kha toun), ‘ aed his iat was looking oli asia i:erabl and
I noticed he was sppirs me h
{ Riix- ture of which the aroma Jjid not seem familiar.
On my entering Go dow exclaimed “ft have resigned th pOVEG NOr-tken eralship of the mdan, and am ~e- turning t Englaud The khedive'’s ministers dered to senda m instruc- | tions, and so I have resigned. Now, tell me honestly; what will the weo.id Say Of my worl the Sovdan after
the years I have spent there? What is the apparent result?’
I said the effect that his name would live and be remember- ed. | “Ay.” he what visible | trace and labor?
It is now God’s will that I should a&ban- | don my task, and absolutely | nothing to show—necthing for the world to gaze at—except'’—he added with a curious smile, and pointing to the shiv- ering son of the tropics at the other side of the table—‘‘except, perhaps, that I have taught my Mohammedan secre- tary to drink hot toddy at 10 tn the | m: ee
Certainly Gordon’s work was not in- tended for show, At Alexandria he had an audience with the late khedive, Te- wiik Pasha, at which he tendered his resignation, and then, removing his “fez’’—the badge of allegi:ance—address- ed some words of stirring advice te his highness, “as frem an independent English gentleman Before embarking for Evrope, Gorden wrote a ‘amous t'le- | gram to the khedive—*Mene, Mene, Te- | kel, Upharsin,” which was shown to me and to the correspondent of a great | London newspape:; but it is a question |; Woly peydjedsep 19Ae sew Y JdayQIoyM Maita. In any case, it was curiously |} prophetic. Within two years the Sou. | dan was in open and Egypt |} under foreign control,
something to
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revolt,
FRENCH LOSSES IN WAR.
Six Million Men Said to Have Perished in the Wars of the Laat Century.
Dr. Lageneiu of the Fien of Medicine, mate of the France for th thut the civil wars o? eighteenth century lic, up to and
h Academy has been mak ng an esti- Ceaths by the wars of ntury. He finds the end of the and of the repub the year 1500,
past c
including
cost the lives of more than 2,120,006 Frenchmen. From the year 1801 to Waterloo, whe France was fighting Eurepe in arms, n.oe than 3,159,000 Frenchmen were engaged, and n-arly 2,000,000 perished Under the restcra- tion, Louis Philippe, and the second re
public, when there wer+ campaigns in Spain, Greece and Algiers, the army included jess than 215,000 men, and the loss in battle was on'y twenty-two per thousand, Even in the hrilliant Afri- can campaigns the mean annual loss was less than 150 men.
Next came an era of frequent and bloody wars, the war in the Crimea, the war in Italy, the war in China, the war in Mexico, and finally the war with Prussia. Out of rather less than 310,- 06) French soldiers sent to the Crimea %,615 perished. Of the 500,000 that took part in the Italian war nearly 19,000 perished. Nearly 1,000 perished in the expedition to China. The medical sta- tistics of the French in the war of 1876 have not been published, nor have those of the Mexican undertaking. The effective strength of the French in 1870- 71 was 1,400,000 men. The number lost is not positively known, but it is be- lieved that the wars of the second em- pire cost 1,600,000 lives. Dr. Legeneau estimates that the small wars of the third republic have been fought at comparatively small loss of human life, He estimates the total loss for the century to have been 6,000,000 men, mosly young.—New York Sun.
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iis cu Lic oncasacidataecs 2 Where Dil He Hide.
The captain of the Bath schooner Eunice Crocker had a queer story to tell when he reached New York last week. During the voyage the negre steward, Henry Silvie by name, mys- teriously disappeared, and a thorough search failed to disclose any clue to his fate. Another man was put in his place, and some tirne after the sound of rapping was heard in the forehold. Thinking that the missing steward might have been imprisoned there, the men off duty made a thorough search of the cargo space, but failed to find any trace of him; but a few days later the crew were startled by an emaciated epparition, which suddenly appeaned on deck, coming from no one knows where It was Silvie, the lost stew- erd. He was so weak that he could hardly stand and in a dazed condition, and unable to give any explanation ef lis disappearace or where he had been stowed away. Capt. Crocker conclud- ed that he had become insane, and on arrival at quarntine turned him over to the authorities, and he is yet puz- zling over the question where the man eould have hid himse!f, as every part of the vessel was thoroughly searched. —Lewiston Journal,
In Alphabetical Order. Teacher—Who were our first parents? New Boy—iEve and Adam. Teacher—You must suy Adam and
Eve. Have I not told you they were ereated in alphabetical order 8
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EK. ISLAND
Lexpon, Aug.9—A despatch from Mel- bourne says divers have left there for the Catierthun for the purpose of attempting to xecover the 11,000 sovereigns in specie on board the steamer. The dispatch fur- ther says itis now known that the total number of lives lostin the disaster was 54 many of the Chinese passengers and crew being saved. Of the Europeans on board only the four previously mentioned sur- vive.
‘I Feel Ten Years Younger,”
That must be a very pleasant feeling. It is certainly the feeling of all weak yer- who have used Wilsou’s famous Iavalids’ Port Wine. For the property of this fine old wire is not merely to cheer, but to built up the wasted system, to re- store appetite, to assist digestion, and to make blood. Hence it may be said to make the crea‘ure in the 1rew. At any rate, it is incomparable as a tonic, and im- parts the new and delightful feeling of strength and elasticity to those who have been run down. Asa tonic it is incom- parable. A wholesome. rich old wine, with a glow of great depth, a pleasant taste and great strength: ning effects. Sold by The Bordeaux Claret Co, 30 Hospital Street, Montreal. 246 & wky
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 138, 1895
ODD USES FOR PAPER.
Horseshoes and Coffins are Now Manu- faetured From Wood Pulp and a Good Imitation of Silk.
The cat is acquiring a bad reputation in Brighton. Dr. Newshelme, in his recently issued quarterly report, de- votes a separate section to a desciip- tion of an outbreak of suspicious Ll- ness among cats in a particular d-s- trict of the town, and to a warning against keeping cats which are suffer- ing from certain enumerated symp- toms. Dr, Newsholme’s attention was called to cats by the fact that in the neighborhood between Elm Grove and Southover street—a part of Brghton inhabited almost solely by the laboring Classes—there had been notified a group of cases of diphtheria in the course of a single fortnight, which pointed distinctly to the operation of some local cause.
The patients comprised both chil- dren and adults. They did not attend any particular school; there was no community of milk supply; personal infection from case to case could not be traced, and no sanitary defects were found in the affected houses, But in each instance there was a history that the househo'd cat had been ill, and in several families the child who was specially fond of the cat was the sole victim of diphtheria. The illness of the affected cats had not been care- fully observed, but it included one or more of the foilowing symptoms: a bad cough, difficulty in swallowing, dis charge from the nose, and marked em- aciation. In some of the houses the cat had simply been observed to be wasting, and in several instances the head of the household volunteered the surmise that “the cat had been poi- soned.” > atglaely
In one house, in the centre of the affected neighborhcod, nine live cats were found, and the ne‘ghbors stated that in the previous week a dead cat lay in the yard attached to this house, with the discharge oozing from its nos- trils. In another house a mild case of diphtheria was attributed to the smell arising from a cat which had died in a garden adjoining the house, Four of the emaciated cats referred to above were secured, and necropsy. including
a bacteriological examination was made, but with entirely negative re- Sults. The illness of the cats in ques-
tion dated from at least a month be- fore the opportunity for examining them arose, so that the negative result is not surprising.
It will be remembered that Dr. Klein, in his investigation into cat diphther- ia, found that the diphtheria infection produced in the cat an acute lung in- flammation, the kidneys becoming de- generated in the manner known in man as the “large white kidney.” The condition of the household cat is wor- thy of enquiry in all such local out- breaks as the one briefly described by Dr. Newsholme, and it may be well to remember that if the cat can be se- cured for anatomical examination, even in the acute stage ef the disease, there will probably be no exudation in the throat, but only marked pneu- monia, and possibly als> renal inflame mation. The pubic warning given in Brighton as to cats has had the de- sired effect, the small outbreak having come to an abrupt termination with the destruction of Suspected cats, and of many others whose career has ben shortened in consequence cf the pub- licity given to the facts of the case,— British Medical Journal.
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THE COMING JUNO.
What Oill Happen if the American Wo- man Keeps Growing Taller:
There are indications that the Am- erican woman is gradually growing taller and larger. A few years ago the average skirt length taken in the fash- ionable dressmaking estblishments was 42 inches, and 42 inches was the length used for all the model gowns sent over here from Paris. The model length has now increased to 45 inches, and the in- crease in other measurements is in proportion.
The middle-aged American woman shows an inclination to grow broader across the hips and shoulders, and stouter and thicker across the arms; but the college graduate, the univer- sity woman and the debutante grow more gracefully vigorous every year. The typical college graduate is from two to four inches longer from the waist down than formerly. Her waist is getting longer, her chest fuller, and her limbs narrower. The middle-aged women grow corpulant and clumsy through indolence and indulgent habits of life, while the ever-increasing ten- dency toward atheletic sports and out- door exercisé is improving the younger of the sex. The statuesque Juno type may yet expess the American woman. —Exchange.
The Bicycle Hump.
An incalculable amount of consort has been scattered far and wide by the statement of an old wheelman in a bicycle journal that, as a matter of fact, the man who bends over hts wheel is not “humped,” but the man who undertakes to*sit up straight is round shouldered. He adds: “Watch a rider coming head on, and you will think the one leaning over the bar is ‘humped,’ while the other class appears straight, but when they pass you, and you get the rear view, you find the back of the stooped fellow is straight, the bend being at the hips, the should- ers being pushed back square by the weight resting on the rider’s hand from the top of the bar. The rider who tries to sit straight reaches under the grips, and, by pulling, draws his shoulders together, cramping his chest. look for yourselves, and you wili be surprised.”
Why the Ocean Kaged.
“Mother, this book tells about ‘an- gry waves of the ocean.’ Now what makes the ocean angry? Is it because it has been crossed so often?’—Phila- delphia Lutheran.
Very Fond of Children.
A contemporary contains an adver- tisement of a dcg for sale. Among the good points of the urimal are the:e: “He wi'l eat anything and is very fond of chi!dren.”—Lansi.g Journal.
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This is addressed to all those who are suffer- ing from TOOTHACHE, or who may uire treatment of any kind at the hands of a Den- tist, I make the very best Teeth, guaranteed, ee aset, If not satisfactory money re- funded. Gold and Silver Fillings a specialty. The following letter from Dr Robertson ot ud, as regards the Painless Extraction of Teeth, speaks for itsel! :— ToJ E McDonald, D D S,Summerside, P E 1.
Dear Doctor,—I am so well pleased with the work 3 ou have done for me that I will take it as a special ‘avor if you will give publicity to this letter. I positively assert. that after an experience extending over twenty-two years, under the hands of many dentists, you are the only one who ever extracted a tooth for me Absolutely Without Pain. Tne TEN teeth u removed forme at one sitting did not urt a particle, as Mr James Dawson of Try on, who was present atthe operation, heard
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