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ContPacts may be made for monthty, quar: |
tarly, omehali-yoarly advertisements, on appili- _
» le UULIUN, J. W. MITCHELL, Mauager. | Oflice Sup’t
Price Bdward Island
RAILWAY.
TIME TABLE, NO. 14.
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THAIN GOING WEST. STATIONS. | BX! KRESS, MIXED, MIXED. Georget n.. Dp7 20am) pa -20 pai Vardigan .. , 40 ie Soe I Mt Stew t Ar 5.40“ tar B20 +4!
Souris .... Vp 6.30am Dp 2.80 pn: HT 4
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Mt Stew't. ‘* 8.40 ** Ar 5.20 ** |
Mt Stew't. Dp s 50am Dp 5.33pm,
Reyalty Jo) ** 9.46 “°° * 6.48 “|
Gh'town . . | ArlO.04 (Ar 7.10 nity
Ch’town .. Dp 6 30am. ‘Dp: 9. 25ain \Dp 4 50pm sé re €6é Ar 9 47 } 66 » .
Royaliy Jo ¢ 46 Dp: 9.56 “| 4.18‘
¥ Wil h’o) | 7.08 @ 1 Omer Ls. eae
Ranter R'r} ‘‘ 7.36 “ » 21.04 * * 6.23.*°
Bradaléa’e | «8.05 ++) TImes ) 7.00 ©
Coty Line] ‘“* 3.12 *6 | “11.54 “1 ** 7.11 “
Kensingt'n' ‘“‘ * 40 ** | **12.20pm| ** 7.60 ‘
s2e, er. 9.03.5. 1Ae 1.05-"* - 06 Summ'side Dp 9.15 “!Dp 2.50 « Ar 8% Wellingt’n| “* 952 “| % B23 * | Pert Hill..) **10.23 $F **| OLeary ..| “411.20 “| 4* 5.29 “| Alberton. .! “12.05 pm| —ese Tignish ... Arl2 45 “lAr 7.30 hae § —— eee
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With the Mixed Train from Charlottetown ior the West. im the morning; and the Mixed Train from the West connects at Royalty Junetion with the Express Train from Char- lettetown for Georgetown and Souris, in the
afternoon. ; ALEX, MACNAB,
Supt. and Engineer. Railway Office, Charlottetown, May 20, 1880. pat pres her ar ne sp $j kea piv (1
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TIVE onde igned will pay ? fitty een e per ewt. “ter a bones delivengd cai hl the Bone Mili, in the Royalty. No “quantity than one ewt. (112 Jes) taken, : FEED, W. LYN BMAN, Agent. Ph town, Dee. A, 1878 zi Valuable 2 vapenty y for Sale. © BE SOLD, ¢ a aoe Town Lot No. 74, in the first hundred of Town oo Charlottetown; having @ front of t 67 Tak. to r Street, and ——- hack 80 oy e with the bu Idings thereot es Cl further pucticulars apply to nest, £ & McLrop Charlottetown. " 18, 1879.
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THe Subscribers have by the S. 8.“ Price Edward,” **ithel Blanche,” and” other later arrivals, completed the ANPCOT AD en LARGEST AND BEST STOSK GF lnitian and Tins on Hypt 5 a Aa CU L wi di i J Og § ae Py my mt — o> co, AND GROGER a “ver ni npor tect by the 1) at hich th hey will dis- puse ob at the low eyt Cash prices. Viedse - ZiIVeyMs (a ealky before purchasing
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“OW OFTEN hear say, **] _wmever can get clothes to fit.” The reason s obvious. Few Tailors understand how to ‘nt the Garment to afford the evolutions of » body. Come te the right place and get
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Cutting premptly guaranteed : uy Atha faw sae Bi ay quelled by few, exceciled by none.
Charges Moderate. Terms Cash.
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‘‘We have visited the bottling stores of Greeniees pedinaa and have selected from the vats, samples of their Lorne Highland ‘Whisky, and have subject} ei them to careful exainimation and
The samples were very frag- of pleasant flavor, and ey
the characteristics of pure
analysis. rant, me low, and posse ssecl al!
and welMmatnred Scotch Whieky of the first quality. ‘**ArtTuourR Hit, HAssaLi D.
‘‘Orro Heuner, F.C. 8., F. 1.C.” Ww inolesale of the Sole Pr oprietors, GREENLEE HROTHERS, 31 Commercial Street, London ; Distilleries, Argyleshire. Agents: MESSRS. OWEN CONNOLLY Charlettetown,
& CO., et te Fel).
24, 1880
For Sale or to Let.
r NHAT Freehold Property, with a front of
eighty feet on Pownal Street and eighty- four feet on Sydney Street,the House contain- ‘ing 16 large rooms and two Kitchens. Can be turned into one Dwelling by unlocking a Apply on the premises to
MRS. BOSWALL.
April 26, 1880—tf
Me INE, UO te
JUNE 21,
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as We do
the statements or Opin Ons of our correspondents
it} i. f The Lgg Trade. FRESH EGGS WANTED, DONT WaSH ZAEM.
To the Kditer of the Wraminer. )
Your issue of the 7th inst. contains an article entitled ‘““The Egg Trade.” The writer, Mr. Lemuel Arthur, inentions the fact that Our Oggs dv not go into the Boston | market in as good condition as eastern eggs, and, eensequently, have to he sold ac lower price tharr the latter ; and wishes bi hypress on-the minds of farmers and others keeping fowls, the need of asing more care to keep their egys clean.
Now, | know well that there is 2 great, deal of truth in Mr. Arthur's remarks. Oureggs do not reach the on ” market
paid for fresh eggsfreu Maine, New Hamp- shire, and Verment, or ‘‘eastern eg ’ as they are called; and, thongh one cent per dozen may appear, to seme, a smail item, it amounts on the tetal shipments of eggs from this Is}; rh to about ten thou sand dol-
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lavsayear. ‘Chis rs’ sei ie thing b etter than $180.00, as tr Arthur's letter has it, (by a ty pographic errer, possibly) ai is an yenpt cer aint) worth saving, if by alittle a can be dene. i do not beliove, however, that the fact that our egys are not clean cnouyi: is the
only reason for the prejudice against them, as Air. Arthur «ppears to intimate. A still ereater cause of the depreciation exists in the fact that Cres y are not fresh enough. And while Mr. Arthur is using his influence favor 7 his wing enys permit ie to sav a wordiu favor of having them /resh. in ert that our eggs may reach the United States markets while they are still fresh and retain al! their fine Havor, there ave several things to be guarded against by all who have envthing to do with them. First. Delay in forwarding should be aveided as much as possible. Farmers, buyers in the Coun ey) and shippers, al] should make it a rule to keep sending their stock ferward as fast as it accumulates, that the least iime possible way elapse sisi time the eggs are laid till they are 1 in. the. Beston market. ia warm Pecaiher. particularly, this is very imporit- ant, and the loss resulting frem eggs being heid back is much greater than any except shippers can imagine, Many farmers, and a few tra also, take a practice of keeping their eggs en hand fer weeks, in the hope ef being able to extract another half per dezen from the shippers. Some pack them in salt, some in lime, and others simply beld them as they are. In all cases the results are alike: the quality of the eggs is greatly impaired, these par- ties gain little vr nething, the shippers suf- fer ac baie and the reputation of our eggs is injured in the foreign market. If all cusrabedt how much the trade is injured by this practice, | think there are but few who would be so unserupnious as to contin- ue it. Secend.- to get they are ¢ the outside the air and themselves enamel is
in my it cle ity
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cent
should never be ailowed their natural condition covered with a sort of enamel on of the shell, which excludes
preserve the ‘eggs they are wet, this moved, the shells become porous and the air, and the eyes are guickly destroyed. Hence, eggs should never be washed, however desirable it is to have themclean. They should cettainly be kept clean if possible ; but if they must get soiled, it is better that they remain so than to attempt to remedy the evil by deing a still greater injury. Dampness, too, in the material in which they are packed is very destructive to eggs, and persons pack- ing them should be sure that the straw, chati, or whatever materiab they use, i perfectly dry and> clean. frequently come te the writer’s hands se badly packed in this particular as to render
3 Keys wet. i Hy ” ? helps to
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fas much as two-thirds) of their contents, and resulting in a loss of ten or twelve dol- lars to somebody. [ would therefore say
und remember always that dampness is poison to them. i might say something abont the practice
an evil that has s begun to and wpich possibly may extent of seriously injuring
af piek i ing eggs, show its effects,
increase to the
the ifade ; but as I have already occupied considerable of your spac e, I will leave it, to be taken up at some future time, if I think ii necessary.
A.
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Remedy for Hara Times.
Stop spending so much on fine clothes, rich food and style. Buy good, healthy food, cheaper and better clothing; get more real
‘after expensive and quack doctors or using so much of the vile humbug medicine that does | you only harm, and makes the proprietors ' rich, ‘bat put your trust in the greatest of a! 8 imple pure remedies, Hop Bitters that cures l always at a triiiiug cost, and you will see Ca ter times and good health. Try itonce. Read |
of it im saitar column. ~
Oo Roexiix House Greys and fiack at ail trains and steamers, to convey passengers to Rocklin House or any other house in the city. | —-jl7, 3i
LSS),
; t "gi . s not hoid ourselves responsiihe for
in as goc ] a weer r aa they : ony fe is tre, also, that they are nau ally. ‘sold at a price £ 7 % ‘ ane oy ; from +to 1 cent pei dozen less tha n th at |
Packages have |
worthless a large portion (in some instances |
to all im the trade, keep egys perfectly dry |
| 1 th se
| preached by the Rev. Canen Dart, | L., President of King’s College.
NO, 26
Our Gold Mines. ! (From tre ‘lalifas dTeral: i, )
Within the last few monthe é Gonsider- able amount of speculation in ge ald ‘wining has been engaged in, both by Nova Scetians and fereigners, Many mines in the vicinity of Halifax have changed hands, and, under the impetus given by a sufficiency of capital, and the skilful direction of experieficed then, have proved successful ventures. Ex- perts who bave examined the gold belt running almost from one end of the province to the other, and who have expended a large arnount of time anda trouble, in mak- ‘ing such examination thororgh in every
a jTespect, say that this belt issthe richest. in the world. If one may judge from the f returns of the two Montague mines, that
is, percentage vold centained lin a given quantity of quartz, tls opinten would seem te be a cerrect one. Howewer, | whether the belt is really as rich as it ig said ) to be, er net, one thmg is certain that, for
of
yee he
Ii ittle | 1udiCloUs Of tay, the profité* tu be : 5 ‘
jmade from this spectil: ition, ave simply
lenesrmeus. Considerable space has been
Cevuted to notices of the already-mentioned mimes, wh ic h wonld, perhaps, lead persons ‘to the belief that these, aud these dlene, l were primary, and all o there seq@undary iu point ef richness. This is not thestase, for throughout the whole of ihe suid. ion, “ oe 1 consists, as was said before, ME belt
inning from one end of the provin “to
the cthor, near the Atlantic vehotip}- mines eqnaily rich are toi he -found which only await developmegt, to_ be- confe sonrees remuneration fully as great. One mine in particular, which may ©
be mentioned as an instance of this, is the ‘* Fifteg: Mile Stream Mine,” ee Halifax on the berders ef County, about midway between peyeta and Sheet Harbor. This 1fite’ wils' covered about six years agé, buildings erected, and operations commenced. F pou the great richness of the boulders fon : around, it was felt by their owners that mine conld net prove a paying inveatme a jand, indeed, for a while it id tt un- | fortunately, the main lead could not be i found, and the place was finally aband ! by all but some half dezen. These knew- ing that gold was there in plenty, if it ceald only be found, persevered, and in
the end amet the reward that generally awaits patience and perseverance—they fonud the lead. This was in the
antiims of last year, They im ‘opened negotiations with parties in»
and succeeded in eflecting, at a fair price, the sale of one-half the mine.
Thue, provided with capital the necessary preliminary workings were entered vpon and ev erything made ready for commencing mining operations in the spring. This:has been done, and so far about one hundred tous of quartz have been raised, yiel an average of three ounces of cold to the ten. The gold i is said to be of a superior quality, as indeed ail Nova Scotia gold is. From aome specimens of the quartz shown by one ef the owners of the anine, we sheuld be inclined to predict even a larger yield than that above stated. ‘This mine is of course only one of the many with which the Prevince is filled—one of the many only awaiting discovery and the advent of w little capital, backed up by enterprise, to repay a lundred fold their fortunate pos- sessors. A great portion of the future im- portance of Nova Scotia is centered in her gold mines, and the sooner her people wake up to that impertant fact, and avail them- selves of the riches which Natuve has placed within their reach, the better. + Qo King’s vollege Einceenia. King’s College, as one ef the miest*pepu- lar institutions of the times, is always well patronized by visitors during they exercises, We are, through “the kindness of its President, able te give our readers a pregramme of what is contemplated.
25RD INST. A meeting ef the Governors of the Col-
. WEDNESDAY,
'lege will take place in the Convocation | Hail. A cricket matchis te be played for ithe Cogswell Cricket Prize pdetween
i the Students of the Coilego and Officers of | the 101st Regt. Inthe evening a Conver- | zatione will be held in Convocation Hal). | when the Hayden Quintette Club, of Hali- fax, will play during the evening ; and | visitors and others will have an opportunity > the fine collection of old china, late- ly presented by Mrs. Weldon. of St. John N. b., and valued @t over $6,000, This with the other curiosities of the Museum, and the mnaic, will serve as attractive fea- tures of the evening’s entertainment. THURSDAY, 24TH INsY.
There will be service | Chureh at 10.50 a. m.
in the Parish A sermon will be db. C. After | Divine Service, Convocation will assemble in the Hall. Several degrees of M. A., and B. A., are te be conferred. After
and substantial things of life "ever ry way, and | Convezation, the guests, who have been in- especialiy stop the foolish habit of running | vited by ti icket, will lunch in the College
| Rooms. We are informed that the m0 man class will be the largest for next year
lthat has heretofore’ been in the College.
| We are happy to state that the popularity
Scotia, is increasing annually, with the many improvements that are being added Mail,
| of the oldest institution of learning in Nova | |
to it. — Windsor
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