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Jewelry forms the greatest factor in
matrimony. The most lowly bride has her stridhan, which is occasionally equal in value to five years’ incame of the bridegroom. There is often a scarcity of
clothing, sometime; a scarcity of cooking pots, generally not a particle of furni- ture, but nearly always a stock of jew-
‘them, raises hik ¢ osed
sums. Indeed, recognized champion player of ‘‘tip it,’’ ‘who is open to bac!t himself for $100 to play any one.
And this is how 4t is played: ‘The rival players take a button, or some small ar- ticle, and sit on opposite sides of a table. The beginner puts his hinds table, and, takimg the
under the in one of into view,
baitton fists
eggs, and plenty of butter and honey on wholemeal bread, but no toast.
At lunch a glass of milk, alone if you can digest it, if not, with a third. the quantity of soda or mineral water. Pota- toes, omelettes, macaroni, milk, suet and batter puddings, salads with plenty of oil and cream, but no vinegar, shell fish, but pre-
sheep’s brains, possible,
oysters, calves’ and as little lean meat scribed.
as is
“Why Some Succeed
The shrewd advertiser is the one who knows how, when and where to advertise. The merchants wl.o advertise in Tue Examixer are not the men to mak? mi takrs, as you can see fur yourself, But you may get the Lenefit of their experience by watching how, when and where they advertise. Some papers pay advertisers, some do not, | many do not. | Only a few pay, and they can be picked ont | by the large amount of advertising t} ev do,
them place a layer of ripe, sweet berries, sprinkled with powdered sugar; then an-
other layer of berries, and so on until the dish is three-quarters full. Pour the custard over the berries, beat the whitee
of the five ggs to a stiff froth lightly on
with pows
dered sugar, pile top of trifi-
and put berries here and there among the froth.’’ Bavaroise ala Greeque is the higher
made
@ne Verur 1.00 1 ase r ™ ag oe Pe ee ee ee een oe i " oe eee ———— sn - eau Six Menths v.00 ’ . 2 Faroe Henthe a TERMS : Four Dollars a Year “This is true Liberty, when Free Born Men, having to advise the Public, may speak free.”—Euripides. Single Oopies Two Oents s poat pa y part of Canada or the THE WEEKLY EXAMINER . | 26 I TTETOW ISLAN MO JULY 6 t NO moaqwr cone tee ape RR, 26. CHARLOTTETOWN P. E. ISLAND, MONDAY, JULY 6, 1896. 4. 1a rw - ADpe ed in the Daily 1s, and is iss weekly newspaper : ng a ates! newer . agg ES EE GP OOO PEO OC CALENDAR FOR JULY, 1816, i Dae .« ~ mn . x XS : si! . ~S pbs . N¢ ; - , GEN. CLUSERET ON AMERICA = For Sale or To Rent, EL EE RET O} oe | le iia ie A Frenchman Admires This Country and wast Quar 2od day, 9h 10 Sm. p. m. : “a Moon. 16th . 09 = a | The Brick House on Prince Street, op . : , by a eee ‘ ave v ON, . ay, vn. sem. | posite St. Paul’s Church, Heated by hot \)\ in a recent number of the Patric, & First Quar, | lay, Llb Sm. a. m water. Electric light, etc. Apply to } daily newspaper of Parts, pdemevecionc Agvscee F M 2ith day, 1b.32.6 m. p. m i ’ B g | for the last fifty years the representative : . ‘ S. R. JENKINS J organ of French patriotism, Gea. Cla- lll ciddienaita ciaistiniaateii ee eiielcci ‘ ' | seret has published a leader of special in- ‘ _ cs : terest to An ericans. He knows them most u 1 | ig} 5 ee Day of Week Su Sun | H g" j () | intimately, ‘or when he was an-officer in . rises sels water 0 IC ‘ . J the French army he came to the United Ie - ; & States and enlisted in the ranks of the ae ge oh Mi h ; —_—- ; . : ‘ ae eae Lafayette _ in the | iw wiles $18'749! 23 } + ast century. useret isan old man now, : i . aw y 4 Z i : 7 arc ants Bank of P. E. Island, br ivd and a deputy in the French champber, j 3 : et 7a , after having been Minister of War in the j; $j! AY : | 4 : i 4 ° ieee A aenemetows, May 30th, 1896. \ Paris commune. But he has remained an . } Q i Notice is ereby given 7 . naan wile . ° " “ 4) Sat ; lay a i = | + 6 | cividend at the ee oe ! } | enthusiastic friend and admirer of the | 6 | Sunday et i ‘ . 16 | on the capital stock of this Bank «as been : North American republic, of which he | 6 | Monday 21 43 7 24 | declared, payable at its banking house on and + says, while writing about the Monroe 7| Tuesday 22 47 § 23} Miter 2nd Juty next. ‘The transfer books will \ EE eee SEO doctrine: ‘ Daugy ~ : ve be closed from Jxth June to 2nd July, next "See as ; &| Wedu: sday . oe 47 9 8 | both days exelusive, : . ‘From the Patagonians to the Cana- 9] Tharsday 24! 16 10 1] By order of the Board, | dians, all nations in America since the >| Friday | 254 ib 16 38 M DA ‘a. . Mexican affair and that of Venezuela are "4 Saturday 26; 45 Il 28 | may30,dy2,4—wky. \ convinced of the necessity of the Monroe 12| Sunday . 6 | 45 “em sail Metlshdl IE iccietati ei VAT B A “a as entered be we ee ee i St doe 27 ‘ : Make no mistake abou 1e Yanke> . Puc a ve | a - a3 ARE YoU GOING TO iA ©, | character. I had plenty of time to study | st w ca as cs a | a a \ it during the four years of the rebellion. igi 7 ae | pe = “- \ Among those 2,000,000 volunteers gath- e; She Lay ot | “ 2 — : / ered around the national flag, in the (7 | Friday jy 41 2 53 / a most varied circumstances, and often un-
18. Saturiay 32 40 3 3 \ der the influence of defeat, I was a wit-
If | Sunday j 33 | 39 . = \ ness of their super-human energy, their
20 | M y } 21 33 6 41 SE unshaken ‘sang-froid,’ their absolute con-
21 | Tues lay 35 | 37 7 38 —BY THE— alt Ee To ES ‘ fidence of success, based upon the indom-
22 | Wednesday 36 | 36 8 57 \ itable character of the Yankee. Never
23 | Thursday 7 | 35 9 47 FAST | i NJ E V i } one hour of discouragement after the
2% | Friday 28 | 34 10 31 f two one ot aot ene ~_
28 Saturday sg! 23 19 57 > : . were disasters, indeed—nor the shadow
26 | Sea vo) al ita “iors .500 Boys’ Blouse Suits — of emotion. “Begin again” was the ey.
27 Monday 1} 3i {aft 14] Buy your tickets by the SS HALIFAX Saect waited the ceneieat caaaiienmieel
+ 4 . eke” ae 7 AL ’ based upon the complete annihilation of = ' age lay 435 30 ; = eo Charlottetown every Friday at , the enemy, could put into the mouth of \ eicescvay 43 28 6 p- ba. ~ 5OO ’ Bl Brother Jonathan i : i y 2 oe 7 sh \ ar Jonathan the final ‘All right 20 ; "i ia : ; nip i 49 W W Cl 4 RK E \ Boys ouses “And note what has not been suffi- 31 | Friday i4 3 oe) 62 aS . . At 4e ciently noted—that the United States
Ticket Agent ; alone have not acquiesced in the decree May 29 —d& A * ’ ’ t of the Brussels’ congress; and that they on May 2° - : g ; 1 re}
PE Island Sl pa 500 pairs otf Men’s and Youths Pants alone are free to maintain privetearing
“ i 1 i na oti The Yankee is not, like the European,
: S I EAMER F ASTN ET. y SY enslaved by centuries of civilization and
Saeed chu PnIDAY, bh Jes, te Lc. q ggg Rass ge of individual ba the trairs of this Railway will ran’ daily The otc “as ‘ ‘i bs lative. e ‘avis Americanus,’ whi
Sandage cnstetet) ae Silene = conan steamer Fastnet commences her These are as good values as have ever been offered in Ch'town, Call and inspect. has taken the place of the ‘civis Ro-
ic diese tee TUESDAY. wy sailing from Halifax } manus,’ will never have that essentially » May Sth, and will continue MM Latin conception, that is, to look help-
Trains ean I $ In. sail weekly, leaving Halifax every lessly toward his government. He is
war I STATIONS. war . Read , uesday, calling at the following ports : himself and that is enough. The govern-
wi ul Spry Bay, ment is there only to protect and encour-
— — Sheet Harbor, age individual initiative and to make by
P. M. A. ¥ A. M./P. M. Salmon River the Monroe doctrine, the ensemble, that
S20 63 ..! w 9 15)12 10 nani is the c v. -specte is 3 3 , Se $s the country, respected. I wish that 3 52 6 44... Royalty June 9 O1/11 48 Isaac’s Harbor, i ae on a ; in F
= © > ae oe Moate there was a Monroe doctrine in France, 442 718 N Wiltshire 28/10 58 VU» and men capable of applying it.’’—Cen- 4538 7 28 .. Hunter River S 18)10 43 Arichat, tury. : 5 34 7 52 .. Badal 7 5410 07 Port Hawkesbury, ‘ momemreermemerasremnentee 5 44 7 5S .. Emerald 7 is} 9 5. Port Hood, - Nee 5 91808 _F:ectom 7 381 9 49 Souris, Now that the strawberry season is here, 62082 Ker ~ 7 23! 9 20 Charlottetown and no household need be without tempting 6S 8454r.. cn , Lv.| 7 001 8 43 chetathie desserts. The possibilities of the straw- 7 3010 OW Ly | , 1 Ar. 6 05! 8 10 ; ia berry are many. 74510 2 |. Mis 5 421736 Freight solicited, Low rates. One of the best looking as well as the Cae A8, Biiieeten. «oi 16) 7 38 best tasting desserts made with straw- Soot 32. Pou Hil.......14 = 71 WV. W. CLARKE, Agent. berries is called strawberry fromage. 9 211 30 _.O’Lears 3 15) 9 20 Ch’town, April 20, 189¢—dy < Here is the recipe, which is declared to 9 36| 115 ..Bi 2 50! 6 O4 . SS be unequalled: ‘‘Soak an ounce of gela-
Ree wee > 1315 40! = ~ _ ee fe tine in a half pint of cold water half an
10 40; 3 00 ..Tignish .... ~.. Loeeee. lf, . oe en “ . . ’ hour. Press a quart of clean, rich straw-
. a r p wis. mM. | 2224222 2242484424242 £68 = 2 | HIDDEN JEWELRY IN INDIA. Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U.S. Gov’t Repo’ berries through a flour seive fine enough
—— eee ee SS SSSI LS = to prevent the seeds from going through;
. a ’ o fens Ws — P_ = + = , The Hindoo’s Favorite Method of Escaping 6 add one cup of pulverized sugar, a few
: - er ee : rt - : +e - : = 2 ¥ | F the Tax Gatherer. drops of cochineal, to give bright cold, 7 38\ 337 Bedford - s274471/= - Never during its existence has India and the gelatine just melted over the tea $10 4 OOAr.).. VI i 8 1b { ib ¥ a been so rich in jewelry as now. The peo- kettle. Stir until it begins to thicken, 8D 4 OS Lv.) MtStew j ‘i 8 10) 4 00 — = ple are always adding to their stock. Sav- having the pan containing-the mixture 9 OO 4 33)... Morell T2321 2 ings from nearly all sources are disposed within another pan of chopped ice. As it 9 45! St. J a = ; ha nD $ 50) ¥ = of in this way, and these savings are be- thickens, beat in rapidly one pint of
10 16 5 2s). . Bear River 6 46, 203 | & 0 6 G TN ¥ ing constantly made—often at the ex- j YEAS whipped cream. Line a mould with lady
il 00 6 00) . Souris 615) 120] = 5 4 pense of clothing, sometimes at the ex- | fingers, fill with the fromage; cover and
ipsa oe + == -pense of greater necessaries of life. The ‘ WY PURE pack in ice and rock salt for two hours,
a. Mie. i. MAP. Mit « 6% Q $9 ° % = making and the storing awa ABSOLU TEE rh it will be fc i froze i read
M. . ~M.| & = y of wealth when it will be found frozen and ready 8 2 405) Mt. Stewar 8 10 S S| => The ueen Wire Mattress. = in this form 1s the national peculiarity of ee ee ee : to serve. "’ a = 4 S om lig : 717 2 = = : = the country. : Lancashire ‘Pastime. lal ce Maciel Giolla $ Strawberry trifle, a dish beloved of the ‘ ty sCOrgctown ‘ a 2 - —— = Jewelry is regarded as the most stable Among the strange sports of Lan- For breafkfast a thin woman takes English, is made in this way :—
A. M./P. 2 A. MIP. M. | ES 2 kind cf wealth, and fortunes are never ashire, England, is a game known vari- | gither milk, chocolate or cocoa, Com- ‘Boil one quart of milk and one halt a \d °. i We k-ep all regular sizes in stock, but can "give 2 counted without estimating the value of jonsly as ‘‘coddain’”’ or ‘“‘tip it.’ As the | mence the meal with a basin of oatmeal | POUnd of sugar in a double boiler. Beat ¢ ot) -Emerald ..... : = = . ° . . so = HF the stock in jewelry. It can always be ‘Yancashire man of sporting tendency ridge, eating with either milk, cream | ® yolks of five eggs until cream colored 8 40). .Cape Travers 7 00 = you any special size at short notice. i pledged or disposed of. The market for Pe 7 ! , 2 oe g arving it with maize | 22@ thick, and when the milk reaches
M a = + itesale is never closed and aueer éb- must have a wager on everything that | or on syrup, py ty e oo ber the boiling point stir in the eggs. As
ollie — ae ; ¥ ‘ . = ios a : : atterti and milk, or any of the fatte eals. | . ci Fe ec : a .
2 IT HAS NO SUPERIOR, and is sold consider- |} pressed. The most ignorant native who °neases his attersion, a .lot of money | (i) te sulk taken must first be boiled— | 800M as they thicken remove from fire
Trains are run by Eastern Standard Time | == ably ch t ae . ® ke z Wishes to sella piece of jewelry knows anges hands on this game, generally never forget that. As to meats, you may and set away to cool. Cut slices of stale = viy cheaper than many cheaper makes. = its market value quite well. He can na small way, bu¢ quite frequently in fat hacon, an omelette or scrambled | SPOD8e cake and line the bottom of a
A. MCDONALD, D. POTTINGER, 2 =} _ scarcely be cheated. isubstantial iin & belo. ck oe hee | dish. Moisten with cream, and upon
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elry. The wife that has no jewelry pos- sesses nothing else; she can not be robbed. The family that does not have
jewelry 1s absolutely indigent.
One of the greatest boasts of the jew- elry owner is that his hoards can not be taxed. A man may own jewelry valued at a lakh of rupees and pay no income tax. This is a source of great satisfac- tion. Jewelry yields no recurring in- come, but it is prized more than Govern- ment paper. If it never increases it never diminishes, is a national saying, common among men and women alike. No native marriage, except among the most impoy- erished, takes place without a transfer of jewelry, and very frequently of new jew- elry.—London Tid-Bits.
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Freight carried at reasonable rate, and handled with Great care. Special rates made for Dry Goods, or any large quantity or merchandize.
Eggs Carried Very Cheap.
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‘the game goes on
at a time, and dis eover the hand holding
| to the enemy, andin- nve stacked
and the business of the other in which hand the button is button changes sidi's as it,is
is to say held. The found, and till the points are reached.
It is often played with two or four a side, and the cham pion will meet a dozen
the button by a si wt of ins tinct.
The position of! the thumbs decides whether the gam; is ‘“‘acidam’”’ or ‘‘tip it." On this tri-sial past mo hund)eds of dollars change h inds sve=y year in’ some parts of Lancast fra
Wore Grea sea Gloves Seven Years
John Siron, :asa%on, Aulisville, Oat:.'end salt rheum so: evrere that for sve, years he wore greased. gig.ves. Yo writes: “I
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for piles. box.
Avoid imi: ition. 60e. per
“Dis you find the hiev: 'e nse al vn the battlefiell?’ “Yer, inle 4; we iach: | np arms
oth |
and shook hanJds—-very man on
| sides rode the same ma.e of wheel. ’—
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PERFEcT and “permanent a cures by Hood’s Sarsanarilla, be- cause it makes pure, rich, healthy. life and health-giviug BLOOB. icciiek a cade
A Paris photegrap ser ha: brought the Roentgen ray siitco erie strivtly ur to date by openimy an “‘endographi: “nteher,”| where for s fee siigh lv vrester than fer} simple photographs sb dowgraphs «re tak sn Of the visitors .nte, ral economy.
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Fly with me.” he pers ec. “1 &.onot, she answere!. “Then I was missaken,’ he bitterly exclair,ed. “You are not, after all.a bird.” Accordingly they were
married under the regular high elenrch form. - Detroit Tril wane. —— st
os
{ suh.
| predicament.’’
| in its editoiral writing.
re the | in the plural number and inadvertently
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Some women will find three-quarters of a glass of stout, alone or filled up with alkaline water, at 11 A. M., very fatten- ing, but if you are inclined ‘to billious- ness, no beer or stout should be taken.
Then for dinner choose a vegetable soup made with a milk ‘‘stock.’’ Pea, tomato, lentil, haricot, potato and carrot soups are all good. Dark fat meats in sparing quantities, pork, fish in abun. dance, such as turbot, cod, mackerel, mussels, ayd salads, with both meat and vegetables. Vinegar and acids of ail kinds are strictly forbidden, but a nap after lunch is not; if you can indulge in it without fear of a headache, by all means do so.
A Victim of Circumstances, **Fohce of habit,’’ said Col. Carter, ‘‘is a very pow’ful thing. A man is likely to get impressions in his mind, suh,
‘*Customs are very hard to control.’’
‘*Exactly so. I have in mind the case of an editah in ouah city, suh. A _ fine gentleman he was, too, in many respecks, But fohce of habit got him into a very embarrassin’ not to say hazardous
“Did he-er—did he indulge in too much stimulant?”’
‘‘Nothing of the soht. No, suh. But he belonged to the literary school which makes frequent use of the pronoun ‘we’ And would you believe it, suh, that man wrote ‘we’ so often that he got to thinking of himself yoted sixteen times at the same elec- 1ion.’’—Washington Star.
Thrifty, If Not Honest.
Some people are now scheme to ride home free. evening a man was sen at Walnut streets to get on a and Nineteenth street car. When the car had started he asked the conductor whether he was on « Baring avenue car. The conductor said no,and accordingly he got off. after he had been carried a square. He got on the next car, as the cars reB very on Walnut street. This car was a Paring street car, and whem the ear had safely started he asked the conductor whether it was a Laricaster avenue car. The conductor politely told him that those cars run on Market street, and he had gained a square. The next ‘ar was a Chester avenue car, and he kept it up until he got to the Schuylkill.
working a The other Twelfth and Seventeenth
close
A simple ostrich, being pursued by a a#uvage, buried his head in the sand, and, when his unsuspecting enemy came up, let out behind with his right leg, and knoeked the native into the middle of next week.
Then, emerging from his retirement. the happy ostrich congratulated himself
sounding name of a simple drink from strawberry juice, lemons, and water skillfully mingled.
Claret punch is another drink in which the strawberry plays a prominent part. Here are the directions for making it:—
‘*Put in a good-sized bowl the juice of three lemons, two oranges, sliced and seeded, one slice of pineapple, shredded, half a pint of strawberries, and one cup of granulated sugar. Let them stand an hour to extract the juice, then press and strain. Add to the strained juice one quart claret, one quart iced wat:r, one slice pineapple, shredded, half a pint fine strawberries and one banana, sliced, and serve. ’’
sugar
Straw Bail.
The origin of the familiar phrases, “straw bail’’ and ‘‘a man of straw,’’ is a most curious one. It dates back two thousand years when the practice of en- tering worthless bail was common. The exact methods, however, have not been transmitted to posterity, but in several
old English works is to be found refer- ence to them. In one of these—Fielding’s “Life of Jonathan Wild,’’ the thief- catcher—we read that Jonathan's aunt married a man ‘‘who was famons for so friendly a disposition that he was bail for above a hundred persons in one year. He had also the remarkable honor of walk- ing in Westminster Hall with a straw in his shoe.”’
It seems that et one time when English lawyers wished to procure witnesses with
elastic conscience, or men who would go
hail for their clients, they went into Westminster Hall, into which the prin- cipal courts of law opened, and there would guickly recognize the men they
wanted by glancing at their shoes, from which protruded a straw or two, thus indicating their calling. Because of this trade mark, so to speak, these profes- sional witneses or bail-goers became known as ‘‘men of straw’’ or ones who were williing for a consideration to enter “straw bail.’’
Baby has a few rights outside of the care and protection of parents that are not always observed. Baby does not like a stranger to rush at or squeeze him or talk incompiehensible nonsense to him. If allowed to sit still on his moth-
ite its
er’s or nurse’s lap, he will make up his small mind about the visitor and make his own advances in due time. Babies
must be wooed, not taken by storm, and it is one of their rights to be allowed to stndy those who approach them and give their confidence by degrees.
Handsome Featur>s.
Sometimes unsightly blotche, pin ple
or sallow opaque skin, destroys the at tractiyeness of handsome features. In “al! such cases Scott’s Emulsion wil! tuild
tpthesystem and impart fre-hness and beauty.
on thus cleverly avoiding being made “*game’’ of.
Moral—The ostrich has no wings to |
speak of, but he can kick like a fifty-
horse-poweT gag epglae,
Men’s Light Summer Coats and Vests at | the Barga.n Corner.
Five hundred Boys’ Blouse Suits, 500 Boys’ Blouses, 506 pairs Men’s Pants, = opened at the Bargain Corner,
Scrofula
Infests the blood of humanity. It afpears in varied forms, but is forced to vield to Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which purifies and vitalizes the blood and all such Read this:
‘In September, 1894, I made a misstep and injured my ankle. Very soon afterwards,
A Sore
two inches across formed and in walking to favor it Isprained my ankle. The sore became worse; I could not put my boot on and I thought I should have to give up at every step. I could not get any relief and had to stop work. I read of a cure of a similar case by Hood’s Sarsaparilla and concluded to try it. Before I had taken all of two bottles the sore had bealed and the swelling had gone down. My
Foot
is now well and I have been greatly bene- fited otherwise. I have increased in weight and am in better health. Icannot say enough in praise of Hood’s Sarsapa- rilla.” Mrs. BH. BLAKE, So. Berwick, Me. This and other similar cures prove that
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FOR FERKY STEAMERS
The steamer Southport will ply on the East and West Rivers unti! further notice a: follows :—
EAST RIVER. Will leave Prince Street Wharf on every Monday for East River at 3 o'clock, p. m., returning Tuesday for Chariottetown ; leaving Haydeun’s Wharf st 730 a. m., calling at Haggarty’s and Hickey’s Wharves; leaving Charlottetown for East River at 3 p.m., and making retarn trip. The steamer w1!! also leave Prince Street Wharf for Ea-t River on Saturday at 5 a.m.. leaving Hayien’s Wharf for Cuar- lottetown et 7.30 a.m, calling at Haggar- ty’sand Hickey’s Wharves—making re- turn trip at 3 p. m. from Prince Street. The steamer wili run to Monnet Stewar every alternate week as the tides may sui: WEST RIVER.
Will leave Charlottetown for West River Bridge, Thursday, at 4 p.m., calling at We-tville when required. Friday morn- ing leaving West River Bridge for Chz1- lottetown at 730, cal'ing at Westville making return trip from “harlottetoan to West K.ver Bridge at 4 v’clock, p- ™.
ROCKY POINT.
Tie steame~ Elfin will leave Prince St
Wharf daily (Sundays cxcepted), as fi l-
lows:—At 6.30 a m, 8.60 a. m., 920 a.m,lla.m,2p.m,4p.m, and 610 p.m.
Will leave Rocky Point as fuiiows : —At
7.00 a.m., 8.39 a.m., 1000 a.m, 1246 roon, 3.00 p m., 5.00 p. m., 7.00 p. m.
Sundavs From Char'ottetown at 9 06 a.m, 12.45 p.m., 200 p.m. ard 400 p.m. From Rocky Point—16.00 a. m., 1.30 p. m., 3.00 p. m. and 6.00 p. m.
SOUTHPORT FERRY.
The steamer Hillsborough will ply on the Southport Ferry till farther notice as follows :-
Sundays excepted, leaving Charlotte town daily at 630 a.m., and every half hour up to 16 p.m. Leaving Southyort at 645 a. m., making half hourly tr ps up to 10.05 p Sunday tr p? :— Boat leaves Char'ottetown at 7 a,m., makirg half hourly trips nptoS 35p.m. Steamer laid «ff from 1115 to 12 o'clock, neon On Tue:day and Friday of each week the steamer will run off time to accommodate the travelling public.
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