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Bridging the Atlantic.

|; WHAT FIFTY YEARS’ PROGRESS HAS BROUGAT ABOUT THE FIRST STEAMSHIP AND THE GREATEST STEAMSHIP LINE STARTED BY

i , TO it Sarsaparilla, and be sure you get it, | CANADIANS.

when you want the best blood-purifier. | With its forty years | i ' }

(G. J. in Montreal Gazette.)

Ask For Ayer’s

of unexampled snue-

cess in the ¢ure of The progress that has been made in Blood Diseases, you ocean steamship service during fifty years can ‘make no mis- is something wonderful even in this age of

take in preferring Ayer’s

suf Sarsaparilia to any other. The fore-runner of mod- ern blood medicines, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is still the most pop-

marvels. The first steam driven vessel to cross the | Atlantic was the Royal William, built on the St. Lawrence, eyuipped with machinery constructed in Montreal, and supplied with cual at Pictou, Nova Scotia, from which port she sailed, arriving Gravesend on the lZth September, 1833. It was Canada’s first venture with the new mode of propul- ular, beingin great- sion. It was really the first venture of any

er demand than all = country. others combined. | In 1817 the Savannah, a sailing vessel of | . * Ayer's Sarsaparilla is selling faster 400 tous, equipped with auxiliary steam

than ever before. I never.hesitate to pewer, crossed the Atlantic ocean in 22 recommend it.”— George W. Whitman, days, using her engines during the whole or Drugzist, Albany, Ind. part of eighteen days. , ‘Iam safe in-saying that mysalesof {| [y 1838. five years after the Canadian Ayer’s Sarsaparilla fat excel those of : ee rere as : atiy other, and it gives thorough satisfac- steamer laud demonstra ed that it could be tion.” L. H. Bush, Des Moines, Iowa. done, the Serius steamed all the way from : “ Ayer's Sarsaparilla and Ayer’s Pills London to New York, making the passage -are the best selling medicines in. my in 185 days. store. T can recommend them conscien- Four days later the Great Western left Roseland, Ti, Pr Saenaaaest, Avonmouth and arrived in New York in 13 ee. coun soll “Ajer’s ackdperitte lays, 6 hours and 17 ! minutes, the New Sana for Over thite? years and always Yurkers welcoming with salvos of artillery fecommend it when asked to name the the two steamers, the pioneers of the great fleet now making that port their stopping place

o magne dmeneacacengtei pene ete cone

best blood-purifier.””— W. T. McLean, Druggist, Augusta, Ohio.

' “TI have sold your medicines for the In 1840 Samuel Cunard, a Nova Scotian, | last seventeen years, and always keep — a. ablished the great line of Cunard steam- | them in -stock, as they are staples. shits botesseed dpdémetsul:: Malibit and a | «There is nothing so go for the youth- SHIDS 2 ween ai rer pou, arn aX anc »U8- fa] blood’ as Ayer’s Sarsaparilla.” — tun, naming the first steamship the Britan- | RRL. Parker, Fox Lake, Wis. nia, in honor of ** the mother country,” as j * Avyer’s Sarsaparilla gives the best England was then teriicd in Downing street, va ae P &} : satisfaction of any medicine I have im the second, (he Acadia, in honor of his stock. I recommend it, or, as the Sd A eg ; np ie saper native iand, an 2 thnird, the Caledonia,

Doctors say, ‘I prescribe it over the as oo ees ; nage counter.’ It never fails to meet the in honor of Scotland, the birthplace of his

cases for which I recommend it, even associates In the euterprise. OUanada was where the doctors’ peer peers have then long wavy olf to the Nova Scotian been of no avail.’””—C, F. Calhoun,

Monmouth, Kansas.

Ayer’s Sarsaparilla,

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Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Price $1; six bottles, $5. Worth $5 a bottle.

PARTNERSE

was started—that between Liverpool and jjvew York in 1848 that Cunard thought of | Hamming «a vessel the Canada. ‘a The Acadia in 1840 steamed the distance | between Liverpool and Boston in twelve days and twelve hours. She was a vessel of 228 feet length, 34 feet 4 inches beam, 22 feet 6 inches depth, had a tonnage of

Tl 1,150 tons, and a driving force of 425 horse * Contrast these figures with the latest ad-

| dition to the Atlantic steam fleet and you

fifty years of unremitting effort. The Teu-

AVING entered into partnershipand pur- tonic is 582 feet in length, with 57 feet 6 H chased the business lately conducted by — inches beam, 39 feet 4 inches dept, 17,000 Mr.A. McNEILL, we are prepared to carry on horse power, and 9,685 tons burthen, being the bnsiness of , excelled by the City of New York in beam

. te ‘by 5 feet 6 inches, horse power by 1. Auctioneers, Commission Merchants .2i'is tounase ty Sid tare and Money Lenders.

it may, therefore, be said that in size 'the ships have increased ten times, and in Auction Sales will be carefully condacted,! power forty times within the past fifty and all returns, whether for cash or credit sales, will be made immediately after sale. With a very complete knowledge of the trade of the Province, and close personal at- Liverpool to New York in 17 days and 4 tention to all business entrusted to us, we feel “i obs eg : re wy eaticfactian | Hours. In 1851 the Africa made it in 10 sure of giving our patrons every satisfac tion. | ava 6 at or tae E. H. NORTON, | ays 6 hours. In 1566 the Scotia took 8 Late of Norton Bros., Wholesale Hardware ays, 17 hours and 47 minutes from Liver- Merchants. |pool to New York. In 1889 the City of | Paris made the trip between Queenstown ‘and New York in 5 days 23 hours and 7 Referring to the notice of the above Firm,| minutes. The comparison will be between to whom I have transferred all my iuterest in' the Acadia’s trip in 1840 to Boston, and ithe Auctioneer and Commission business, I | (he trip of the City of Paris to New York have much pleasure in recommending them in 1889. The first took 300 hours to 2,755 to the public, confident that all consignments | miles, and the second 143 hours to get 2,780 and business ontrusted to them will meet! iles, The increase in speed has, there-

fore, been such as to effect a saving in time

of 180 hours between Queenstown and New

wae? __| York. The time has thus been cut down over one half,

Other changes that may be noted are (a)

the substitution of iron for wood in the

a - silo Norwood Farm for Sale,

i construction of the hull; (b) the substitu- BZ AUG ION | tie cctechartion ot rect Fortec: yan

peas s. Now, as to speed. In 1848 the Cunard steamship Cambria made the pussage from

WM. McNEILL.

A. McNEILL. Charlottetown, Aug. 10, 1889.

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~ the land as may be desirable.

addition of the twin screw.

oa The Great Britain, built on the Thames oa oes »\ |in 1845, was the first iron vessel in the Thursday, Oct. ord (Exhibition Day), | trade, and also the first screw steamer. But AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. M., | the paddle wheels held their own for years, | the Cunards placing their last. paddle whee!

The property of the late George Wright, situ-| steamer in commission in 1862. ated in Charlottetown Royalty, 23 miles from! ‘The extreme rapidity with which steel the city, on the St. Peter’s Road, and consist- has superseded iron for shipbuilding is re- ing of Dwelling House, Farm Buildings and! markable. The Iris (1875) was the first i44 Acres of Land, nearly all clear, well| war yessel constructed entirely of steel. watered, and under a high state of cultivation. Between 1866 and 1886 only three snl] The Dwelling and Farm Buildings will be | hj ia wees’ Walt of “eledl (ya Gis Oldies offered with 60 acres separately, or with all} Kine . . wees ee ‘ a “ — ingaom, and the decision to build the Terms and conditions on day of sale, | Cunarder Servia (launched in 1881) of stoel GEO. Zz W RIGHT. Behod owen at that ” cence period c snsidvred a | very bold one. ‘All new ships of war, and ‘siiiditaiail ' the greater number ot shiy s forthe mer-

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mind, and it was not till the second line} sopved with Scott Act papers.

VOL. 25:—-NO. 84, Telegraphic @dds and Ends.

A BUDGET OF GENERAL NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.

Sarr Lake Crry, Utah, Aug. 28,—The four men who, it is supposed, held up and robbed the Denver and Rio Grande train at Thompson Springs, Utah, were captured on Monday inthe Blue Mountains. The rubbers were followed by the Indians like bloodhound s

Utica, lh. Y., Aug. 28.—Aerunaut C. E. Slocum fell from his baleon to-day at Ant- werp, N. Y., 150 feet to the ground, break- ing no bones, bu! receiving a shock that may prove fatai.

Lonpon, Aug. 30.—It is understood that the Government and Catholic hierarehy were in negotiation for sometime with re- ference to the university scheme. Parnell was cognizant of the project, but the Ulster members of Pariiament were com- pletely surprised by the announcement of the scheme. The latter assert that the Government intended to ignore them.

Orrawa, Aug. 30 —Mr. Foster, avent of an English syndicate of capitalists, is here on his way east after making some large in- vestments. He has purchased the sole rights of the Warner’s Safe Cure manufac- ture for one million pounds sterling, and the Davies brewery at Toronto for a million two hundred thousand dollars, aad is now after the phosbhate mines of the Ottawa : Valley. ?

ATHENS, Aug. 30.—Chakir Pasha, Gov- eruor of Crete, has issued a proclamation announcing that the Turks have occupied the whole island for the purpose of restor- ing order, and that any persons’ guilty of resisting the Turkish authority will be severely punished.

Amuerst, N. 8., Aug. 30 —James Smith charged with the murder of Geo. Barron, at Tidnish, was committed for trial by Justices Chapman and Huestis. Ths magis- afternoon that Weils, ithe tavern kee per, could not be held for assault, aud discharged him with a severe jreprimand. He was immediately after

: ) trates decided this

| Brvssexs, Aug. 39.—King Leopold has

created a superior council to deal with afiairs of the Congo state. The new council will sit at Brussels and exercise the func- tions of a high court of justice and’ council of state.

Ciry or Mexico, via Galveston, Aug, 39. —Election riots occurred in the town of Magdalena, State of Sonora, but the dis- turbances were suppressed by federal troops. Five persons were killed here yesterday by

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London's Big Tower.

[a eee js . . | the falling of the wall of a private residence. | will have an idea of the development ip 8 P E. H. NORTON & Co. size and power which lia® heen the ow a

SAID TO BE AN ACCOMPLISHED FACT: THE TOWER TO BE TWO THOUSAND FERT HIGH. If New York wants the tallest tower in

the world it will be necessary to enlarge

such plans as have been discussed, as Lew- don is pretty certain to have a tower two thousand feet high. The projected London tower 18 assuming definite shape and form in the minds of its promoters. Me. Perks, solicitor to the company, says it is an ac- complished fact, so enthusiastic and confi dent is he over the enterprise. He anti- cipates no difficulty that will not be overcome, and as a financial speculation, thinks it will be successful. ‘* Sir Edward Watkin,” he said, ‘* must have the sole credit of the inception of the tower. The idea of constructing a tower two thousand feet high, that should eclipse every other tower, first occurred to him. Asa guaran tee of the soundne# of any project of Sir Edward, you have only to look at the bril liant enterprises he has originated this year. We contemplate, first of all, the putting up the tower, with all public ac ceesories that are found in connection with the Eiffel tower, and the improvements which have been suggested in its construc- tien. The tower will be made by English or Scotch contractors, and of English or Seotch steel. The tower will not be far from the Metropolitan Railway. No doubt the best site the promoters could obtain, and one they will naturally, probably, first lock at, would be the place where the great colonial and other exhibitions have been held in South Kensington, but this must depend upon the view that the exhibitiou conlunissioners, who are the owners of the

South Kensington estate, take of this en-

terprise.”’

ES A AE IT Temperance Missionary Work in Persia.

The following extract from a recent letter from a missionary in Persia is published by request :

‘ 1 i : . ‘“‘When I came here 1 hada hundred or

> ‘ . more Band of H ppt badges with me , 22a got uli my SCUOaTS picayed, but we h ive 80 Inany

: 2a [ chant service, are how bulit of steel. S PETER § SoHaais | This rapid review brings out the fact that ‘ i ' Canada’s connection with the early history | ie |

, } ; {our , ; }0f the Atlantic ocean steam ~ service is a

tt at : eam criven

Head Master Rev. JAMES SIMPSON, | highly honored one, th are steam d M. A., assisted by the following staff: ocean Vesss ae ever cr a i t Ailantic ioe: taeda having been built in Canada, and the first mens naan steamship line, the Canadian line, having = chi FRED KE. J. LLOY D, been established by the pluck, enterprise ae a ae 6 C and persistency of Canadians, Hon. Joseph air. Du. de a Ny We i " aliburtc 66 Se Slick ” SERGT-MAJOR IRWIN, Drill Instructor.| 40we, Thomas Haliburton (**Sam Slick ”)

and Samuel Cunard, all born in Halifax. GIRLS SCHOOL. The pioneer steamship and the pioneer The MISSES DESBRISAY.

line of steamships are Canada’s proud cun- tribution. ; Michaelmas Term opens Monday. Sept. 2. Pupils prepared for matriculation at the Universities. Frrs,—Boys’ School $24 per annum; Girls’ School $15 per annum, A reduction made for brothers or sisters.

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**I don’t calculate that the doctors can always tell what ails you,” an old woman once explained, ‘‘but [ hold to taking all thers i the things I can get, and it stands to rea-

Applications for admission to be made to/ gon that sume of ‘em is going to hit the the Head Master, trouble.”

Aug. 5, 1889—lm eod

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| Nothing so quickly restores tone to ex- |hausted nerves and strength to a weary body as a bath containing an ounce of

Second-hand Square Piano, Mahogany ammonia to each pail of water. It makes A Frame, a good instrument, will be sold the flesh as firm and smooth as marble, at a bargain, for cash or approved ey Ap- and renders the body pure and free from ply at this office, aug. 3, 3w eod | odor.

Piano For Sale.

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| Hawkes not long ago and said,

t have not been ple lved, and 6 . ;

scholars now th :

nt to Mr. “What a blessing it was that Miss Montgomery got us to sign the pledge. We were young then and did not ‘earn to use tobacco, and now we do not want it.”

not lastlong. A young Moslem we

L we d like to get about one h ed ana fifty

r two hundred badzes. I want the prettiest

| kind if they are the most durabie, but durable

latany rate. The kind 1 had were the metal

tar, but the pins were weak and they did ’

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The latest thing in hotel bills of fare is an edible menu card. You select the dishes you want, and then while waiting for them you amuse yourself by leisurely eating up the bill of fare, it acting as an appetiser. It is the scheme of a London confectioner. He makes a thin sheet of sweetened dough, and after it has been baked he prints the menu upon it in ink made of chocolate. It hasn't got over here yet, but it wil) by-aud-by.

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Few children can be induced to take phy- sic without a struggle, and no wonder—most drags are extremely nasuating. Ayer’s Pilis, ou the contrary, being sugar-coated, are eagerly swallowed by the litte ones, and are, therefore, the favorite family medicine,

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