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we WY MINER a oe : te EE‘ Si pe 8 @ SS ’ 7 —S———- 2 ner ae (eh iemnene cipal naredasien wn ae ee oo a — oo : Spied aa ee VOL. 7. Gi ARLOTTETOW y, PRINCI iH EDWARD ISLAND, FR IDAY Y, M AY 28, 1880, NO. 6, Fee a me ete, Seana! ae Se oe ‘ ‘ — i a aera can Ca cece eas ston THE DAILY pe PACIFIC tae Notice 9 the Public. | Oficial News. | Emerson's rene Birth
; >. LL Isak 7 . is Publish t ever’.
OSPICE ;:
Eveumng.
OF WATER IRGH STREETS,
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ice: alae AND GREAT GE
. : ~! < i . ie ‘J : - $2? i ' Q na, - : i 23 hs . . 05 Ore ot yw SG ey $
sa” t most moderate rates, Contracts taly, or hali v« aril eaticn. w L. COTTON, iJ. W. MITCHELL, Utlice Sup’s a ae toe eee
Princes award Island
RAIL WAY.
TABLE
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Arrangement.
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To take elect mm the 24th Ray, 1880.
TRAIN iS Gorn WEST.
luearts . AAVerusiig t : , : Wav we .
made for monthly, quar- advertisements, on appili-
rim 2 hee
NO. f4.
Summer
STATIONS. EXPHiSS MIXE; MIXED. alien thi so Miceeaeediiie “ein Goorget’s Le Dp 7.2 jam! Dp 3.25 pm Cardigan..; ‘> 4. Ped Bee 5 oe Mt Stew 't.| Ar 8.40 “Ar 5.20 “*!
—_— ———— ee emanate cans
Souris . Dp 6.30am Dp 2.30pm Harmony «| “s+ 64g : 952 *
St Peters. oe eu ST 2G ** Morell.. mi + RUB MY * 6.40 ¢¢ |
Mt | Stew't. tj ** 3. o> ¢ Ar b.D “}
Royalty Tel 9
am I Ip o. 39pm
6 oe oe 6. 48 éé |
Ch'town . |Arl0. MS (Ar 7.10 “| Ch’town . “ie Wam Dp 9.25am Dp 4.50pm » ce cc [AP O47 , ; Royalty / Je) “¢ 6, 46 Dp 0.56 “| “sh. i23 * N Wilteh’e| “ 7.24 “| “10.49 “| «* 6.06 « Hunter R’r} ** 7.36 ** | “i164 * | ** 6.23 ** Bradalba’e | ** 8.05 ** | “2145 “Sf 7,00 * Co't' y Line| ** & 12 ** | “11.54 “4° 7.11 * Kensingt'n; ‘‘ 8 i ** “1% 30 pm| er Ar 9.05 ‘‘ }Ar 1.05 ‘ ici Se Samim’ side Dp 9 id sé Dp 2 40 &é Ar S$. 25 ‘
Wellingt’n! *“* 9 32 ** | ** 3.23 **} Poet Hill..| ‘410. 7 **i * 407 * | Oleary ..| **11.2 “| * &29 | Alberton .' 12. Sp: ni ** 6.23 +)
Tignish . .. Arl2.43 “|r 7.30 "4
TRAINS GOIN G EAST,
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STATIONS. | EXP (ESS. MIXED. ;
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Tignish . Dp ] | 45pm} Dp 6.45 am 6“ Oar Ar 7 i.40 * ; Alberton. . 2.25 * Bean it O’Leary...| “3.10 ‘| 9.05 “| Port Hull. . 4.07 “| “aa "I Wellingt’n} “* 4.39 “* 4641.09 * a » 29 |Ar 6.15 ** |Arl2.00 m | Samm side!» 6.00 ** Dp 1.05pm | Dp 6.40am Kensingt'n| ** 6.25 ‘*| * 1.40 ** “716 ere sae * 6.08 1 oa 7.54 rT Bradalba’e | “* 7.00 |“ 2.29 «| « 8.05 « eer ae ci <. 7.90 bree? 6 Fe 646 ** N Wiltsh’ e| “7.03 2 oe 4 *. 066 *
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Royalty Jel oe 19 " Dp 4.18 se
Ch’towa .. lAr $.35 * [Ar 4.38 ** | Arl0.16am Ch'town . Dp < 60 pin ip > 7.00aut! ” Reyalty -! + 6 4 48 * 6s 2. <p 66 |
Mt Stew ¢. Ar 5.20 «| Ar 8.40 weet
Mt stew % op?
Morell... << 5.7 41 am
2% | 10.01 ‘10.17 “* Arll.40 ‘*:
30 pin Dp 8. 55am|
Nt Peter's as" S>. ae" at eed ee Souris . Ar 7. * Mt scew't. t. Dp < Canligan..} * 6.35 “
ee 10. 21 a | Georget’ n../Ar 0.35 *¢ 1 Ar10.50 *j
N. B.—Ths Uxpr ess Train from Souris and Georgetown connects at Royalty Junction with the Mixed Train from Charlottetown fer the West, in the morning; and the Mixed Train from the West connects at Royalty Junction with the Express Train from Char- lottetown for (.corgetown aud Souris, in the
afternoon. ! ALEX, MACNAB,
Supt. and Engineer. Railway Office, Charlottetown, May 20, 1880.
pat pres} er ar ne sp sj kea pio 61
25pm Dp § 8. 50am } i | |
Valuable Property for Sale.
VW BE SOLI) all that that part of Town Lot No. 74, in the rst ~-huadred of Town Lots in
Charlottetown; having 2 front of 67 feet, Dor- chester Street, aud running back 80 feet, te gether with the buildings thereon erected.
For further particulars apply te Messrs, Hopason & McLeop Charlottetown.
_ Sept. 18, 1879.
Bones. Bones.
PVE under. igned ea will pay fifty cents Cash
per ewt. for all Sr sy delivered at the Bene Mill, in the Royalty. Ne quantity less thaw oue cwt. “81 ) taken.
FRED. W. HYNDMAN, Agent. Gh town, Bee, 1, 1879
| April 29, ’80—3m
hutual ins
ee a bot o> = ox! tome! E> cS a fee >
IN ~~.
= *. ne ne owe
Wi A R if NE.
Assets 3ist Ls “1879, - %744.149.00 | insurance effected on CARGOES and}
PREIGHTS, covering
. : On UTSE-ciass risis,
Certificates issued payable in London
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3 : ; S15,600 and upwards | i
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| Hewson, Melby noal] & sez
, M@Dercau. & Sra- MAN 18 tius owing to the death of Mr. James Herbert Hk Hewson.
the late firm of man, either by note are hereby requested with the
TAHE firm of Hrwso» a 4 ‘
, ? : aYV CGissOLVal,
wn pereen intiebed to
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i hand er aa vk account
. ’ Ss .. - ‘ | termake an immediate pottianent
il itrvie is ALEX. ACDOUGALL. JOSEPRPREAMAN., Chariottetown, M 10, 1880.
PSSS CLES FF A ne ct a at Pees MoRw@s 3 Rosr & Co., BUSI ESS a9 TiGé. 2 SAUKe! 7 i 1n} 7 ¥ ork, THE unde ‘igned have i} E day entered HISKS taken and rates fixed wit hout being finto Partnership, and will henceforth conduct relerred to Mead UOitnee ithe busivess of the late firm of Hewson, Me FEN gO F. NEW PERY, | Doug: u& Seaman, unde the style ant title of j Agent for P. EF. Island. | McDOULALL & SLAMAN fay iy 1ssd | take this Opps rh the o: retu rning Se c ee a jikanks to ¢ frien@s, aud the pul blic ( it Vi ‘i BOW | Lf D TAN iveneraiby, fer tne | ral pafrouage pestowed | - {vi LULU fu Y i Ur if uu u : ip 1 the late firm, amid earR stly saiicit the | ; | eo iniahce of that patron eee in the futur ove S¥e have on und will make to ae ye ries Pheicams Ries, L 1\ agon ETE. Aw hed Rte lank crackin Wor eA ane : - { arriages repaired aie daginted. a Seth hdl Change of Time Leaving Charlot te-|2°°%, iown, tntil Purther Netiece. ae ee agur work to g thet ataliis Sea iactio VIE Steamers St. Lawrence and. Princess 7 Al Exe DOUGALL, Wales will } ieave Charlottetown for Pictou : Fy. pei =. ° 20 La ding é very MOND 4 Y, WEDNESDAY, ( nariettetown May = 5 $S0U mm Ca
THU
ai half p ‘
RSDAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS
wat SO re? Oe i Returning from Fie teu every TURS- Lf FRIDAY and SAT-
DAY, WEDNESDA Ul ‘DAY, afler arrival of. train from HALI- FAX.
Daily ey between UMMERSIDE and POINT DU CHENE, as heretofore, in connec-
tion with Railways. By order, F. W. HALES, e Secretary S. N. Co. Ch’town,
May i, 1880.
nd 4
Cd MEN.
GUARDIAI FiRE AND LIFE
Assurance Company.
ee
Subeeribed Capital, - - - £2,006,000 Totel Tnvested Fauds, Upwards 2.956.008 Total Annual Income, -— - 499,750
The undersigued having béen appointed prepared to
Agents at Char! ttetown, are
issue Policies of Insurance against Fire on the
CARVELL BROS
Apnil 21, '30—Ilm 2aw
usual terms,
oe “sere . darivecerownh,
sarata SOTTD 4 TEES in WUE GEN INSURANCE CO'Y, OF ENGLAND,
TWO Mi MALLIGRS STERLING.
eflecte: “ on all kinds of Baild- Also, on
CAPITAL, .
IV NSURANCE
er 8, Merchandis se and Produce.
Vessels on the stocks. ecial rates for isclated residences, ieee settled promptly. .
GEORGE MACLEOD (Union Bank},
Agent for Prince Edward Island vam, sts
MAGLEAN & MARTIN
ATTORREYS-AT-LAW, ewsou’s Building, Gpp. Post Ofice, ‘ asasiasll
Charlottetown, P.
A, A. RMIcLEAN. 2. @'.
June 18, 187
A. McNEILL,
= ctionser, Commission Merchant,
and Manutacturers’ Agent. | AUCTION ROOMS (the largest in the Lop No. 11 Queen Street (Brick Building.) |
({TORAGE facilities for any quantity and | = all kinds of Merchandise, Frost-proof Cellar (capacity 1,000 Barrels); Real Estate, | Bankrupt Steck and Furniture Sales attended to at reduced rates.
Sales of Horses, Carriages, arm Inmple- | ments, Stock, &c., on Rakes Days, at ae ket House. Anuction Sales of Household Fur- niture at Residences, and of General Mer'| chandise at Stores, Warerooms, Wharves,Xc., | conducted on moderate terms, Consignments of Goods of every description will receive | prompt attention. Apples a specialty.
Advances made and proceeds guaranteed | when required. Business solicited, corres- pondence answered promptly and in con-, fidence.
A. MoNEILL, Auctioneer,
Charlottetewn, Prince Edward Island. | N. B.—All kinds ef P. E. Island products bought and shipped to aise. '
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| Cashmeres, Carpets, Maitings,
C McLennan Nn,
‘ MTN HERS TO MED 4 reowyP C04} il! SUA HANS, GO AERAL AWM; ‘¥ LIOMANERD AND AUUTIOSER?,
46 QUEEN STREET, Charlottetown. - - FP, E. island. Consignments guaranteed. Auction Sales conducted in any part of the City or Country on reasonable terms. May 11, 1880—2m eod
Srompt returns
ie Saicitvea,
PREORCE CARTER. Choice oe
FRUIT, CONFECTIONER FISLD AND GARDE Ni eel
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Great George Street, N Lt Millne?’ x ‘ie
1880 —3w eod
; Shop.
Charlottetewn, May 8,
ft
RE-OPENED.
ry sHis WELL-KNOWN HOTEL THOROUGHLY REPAII ae a urnished in First-Glass Style
FOR THE
Accommodation of the Travel!
Guests aml baggage
Railway Station and charze. } iw re . . Vv. McGREGOR, PROPRIETOR.
Water Street, Ch’town, P. E. 1.,} eod April 20, 1880. ) pay aM 9) A Im
BRITISED
WAREHOUSE,
QUEEN SQUARE
ee
as been ‘
ling Public,
from the Steamers free of
conveyed i
Poser INSmAMERY OF —_
SPRIN ‘G GOODS,
seccived per Northern Light To-day
—-JIN—
Worsted Cloths, Tweeds, Rugs, and Room Paper,
‘The Subscribers having enlarged and re. fitted their establishment, will, in a few days, be prepared to show their customers a very large and well selected stock of Goods, bought i for Cash, which they will dispose of ‘at their usual low prices.
W. & A. BROWN . 1880.
& CO. - April 2
BONE DUST.
pee ‘MERS and GARDNERS aeguiring the above valuable fertilizer should senc ‘ their orders in at ence, as but a limited qnan- | tity will be ground this season—and it is now ene fast —$2 per 100 pounds. - FRED. W. HYNDPMAN, | April 7, '80—3aw, wkly, pat 2i
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Féin 1es McMillan to he for the port of Cove Head, Qu
8 een’s County, Prince Edward Island.
The fellowing amendments are published to the order-in-council passed on the ilth day ef June, 1579, respecling the payment | of drawbatk on shee t-tin or tin-plates other materials used in the manufacture of packages for arlicles exported :
'o the first paragraph ef said order in couneil fixing the rate of drawb: ack ps ayable, by inserting after the werds ‘* imparted subse nent to said date” the words * and
ef July, sro, or the
tw 4 sum vi fifty cents for each bex ef suid tin
e goods therein des ¢ epy is intended te b bacian ethane @)) and is the eniy copy extant for
nus
% a or the shipment Gi <2
‘ o
*4 ? ; i ihe ee oe vecdand that the Said
re :maed fur Ca purpeses
? SUC
%° ~ + . > 6 Fu o? ng, aret +: t 12 stateinent to the dist Ws Wareu eI
% } ae ra n4 o> on A * > Sed March $580,004.57, withdrawn $319,424.05,
. e as os Coal 2 i in oe) anid transferred to five per cent. stock So0,-
10), leaving as the net increase ef deposits for the menth $27,480. 52. ihe in uports for the menth of April,
exclusive ef British Columbia, were as fel-
lows — Total duitable gor ods. . $4,420,091 00 Coin and bullic yn (except v.
S. silver Gein). ofA. 15,425.00 Free goeds, ail other... ... 1,191,431.00
Grand total entered for cen- sumption...
a= (Oj Pee $5,627 ,777.00
The amount of on these imports was $1,005,014. 11.
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An Ingenious Islander.
duty
(From the Rockland Courier, May 4th)
A shert time since we gave a brief des- eription ef an invention for the ventila- tion of boots aud shees, eriginated by a D. A. McDonald, of thiscity. Mr. McDonald has just been granted a patent upon his invention. The patent is upen an itmpreve- menton boets and shees, and is allowed ‘* (1st) In a boot or shoe an insole, having a channel on its under side in which is coiled a spring, such insole being per- ferated te form a communication between such channel and the interior of the boot er shoe, as set forth. (2nd) Ina boot or shoe the combination of the perforat- ed insele, the channel between the
Pseles, communicating with a vertical passage within ihe counter, termuinat- ing im an air inlet opening, and a
continuous ceiled spring; all substantially as descibed and shewn.” Of the practical value and utility ef this invention there ean be no question and it was very highly spoken of by ex-commissioner Gen. Spear, who secured for Mr. McDenald his letters patent. Itisa well-knewn fact that the Jack of proper ver tillation of the feet is a source of much ill-health, Tt is claimed that *‘ MceDonald’s Acme Boet ard Shos will do away with this, eval, nly is it claimed, but demonstrat
Ventilater ”
and net a
ed to be a fact. Perspiring feet with the attendant diseomferts may now be-
come a thing of the past. For years there have been efforts nade to accomplish this end, but no arrangement has been success- fully effected until now. it leoks as if the inventer weuld make a rich thing eut of bis discovery. Particularly is his patent effi- cacions in the case of rubber beots, the system: of ventilation, by a eurrent of air froin the outside flowing te the bettoim of the foot, being perfect. In this direction especially has he presumably struck a bon- anza. Mr. McDonald applies the inven- tion to all the fine werk he turns out at his shep.
On Saturday the McDenald Boot and Shoe Ventilating Company was organized in this city. The follewing list of eiticers was chosen; C. F. Kittredge, President ; G. W. Berry, Treasurer; C. E. Littlefield, Secretary ; and ©, F. Kittredge, John 38. Case, G: W. Beiry, D. A. McDonald, C. FE. Littlefield, of Rockland, Jehn C. Leven- saler, of Thomaston, John H. Osguod, of Chelsea, Mass., Directors. The capital steck was fixed at $500,008. Lmmediate steps will be taken te place the invention prominently befor the public.
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MacpaLen Istaxps.—A despatch from Magdalen Islands ria Pictou says :—The winter here has been unusually long and severe, and the poor fishermen have suiffer- ed & good deal for want of provisions. The seal tishery has proved a total failure. Her- ring have struck in for some days past and are now plentiful. Only a small fleet of vessels have as yct arrived for this fishery. The coast is new clear of ice, but the wea- ther keeps cold and wet. The schooners Mystery, Ella B., Stella Marie, Marth, and T. W. Smith have arrived frem Halifax with merchandize. The steamer Albert, wrecked here last November, has been got afloat during the winter, after a goed deal|da of treuble and expense being incurred upon her. No other wrecks reported.
: ’ Elarbor Riaster |
and | t
In commemeration of the seventy seventh anniversary of the birth of Ralph Waldo Emerson; the Literary -Werld devotes pages ef its deuble number to a series oi descriptive sketches,critical papers, poems and a twe-page bibliography ef the em Philesepher. Among the eon-
twelve
ibutors are Walt Whitman, George Win | Onrtia, Rey. Dr, Bartol, Prof. Hedge, F. |B. Sanbern, John G. Whittier, Lucy Lar- com, Margaret J. Preston; Rese Terry
Cocke, and E. P. Whipple. Thé folluwing
a tributes are given :--
7 Noruam GARDBNA, 19th Apvil,
OXFORD, 4 Tsao, } The translater of the U panishads, Meks-
uscd, and imported subsequent to the Ist; , dav of Jule 187 ibALi tala RK is serds gr eetings that best “ ish- Be jusertine etter the (raonirement Sra 1c & fs s American nee Awarasunn, on 7 sae ¢ . . ‘ sw a. . “as ~ , ° ’ > ; e ?
respecting bili ef lading. the fellowing his seventy-seventh birth-day, and encloses Cc. : Wuialicis await st29 ~ — °
‘ : ee - oe . ae ; anextract fi 3 penisii la is-
| ** Cir in place thereef s duly certified eopy |* MOL ee Upanishad, lately dis : eT is 1 at covered :
o 1 ‘h b l vl 3 in rs on tne bac cK Or W Hic shh re Ol J ‘: 1 eae E is cis 1 . j i } shall b declaravien, sworn to befere a Un ie ee ae ee ee, ee ‘ : m% 9 : 1} ie a ” Céilector of Customs, showing that the 1@ SenNé the lnsinory, tie mind—never
ae i ae Re ae 1 nea, ce Oe te Oo ie the leukeron. Copy ads overis a& tTOue ANG Cerrect C@epy oi ry . ; ° . b
‘ a ts at 4 : : iY. oN 2 or oTrewe Tl eee - the srigina! bill of lading issued at the nme The Set never grows tired—tie body
grows Ured of supperting the Self,
The Self never grows blind—the win- dews of the senses beemne darkened. sith “ and rain.
he Self never forgets—the inseriptiens on theancmery fade. and it well that inuch
an ee PS f ; 4 ; 7 ‘ + ua Io” ee the balance at credit ef ¢ eps sitors am Gev-;* 0" od ns oo ‘os ferment Savings’ Banks. shews the actus Cie Se HOvVer cryvs- -the many wees of ; bilisiiie sa valigsS I64imS, SIGUWS Ca + famountof devosita.¢ hs £6.635.460.07. {our own small watebes grow rast y, but, we 4 Geel rtristsa Ah tok S ute oFy ®, ,035 ,4 , , "yy } bask. = ‘ FL IOOK UP to Lhe eClerna ll Mien: were sievasited: ih tha teenth ate eee dial in the heavens
above which renains right forever.
{Max Muerrrr | DeaNERY, WESTMINSTER.
Leng may Ralph Waldo Emerson enjoy the influence which superiority gives over mediocrity, and calm resolve ever fleeting passion. 4%
April 23, 18890. Dean Sranury. The birthday and deathday of Shakespeare.
Euerson: A man whose commanding genius is acknowledged by men of genits in all countries is net so rare as a man who, with such genius, is still more honered and revered by these who knew him nearest fer spotless purity and righteouaness of character.
Henry W. Betiews. New York, April 23, 1880.
No words of mine can overstate my»res- pect and admiration fer the great poet and essayist whoseseventy-seventh birthday the literary world does well to honor. Stand- ing, as he dees, at the head of eur litera- ture, and foremost among the philosephical thinkers of our age, it needs no gift of prephecy to foresee that his reputatien will lese nothing hy the lapse ef time. No liv- ing peet of the English-speaking tongue has written verses bearing more distinctly than his the mark of immertality. In his prose works all must recognize his keen insight, wisdom, fine sense of humor, large toler- ance, and love of nature in her simplest as well as grandest aspect:- an inimitable com- bination ef practical sagacity, profennd re-
feetion and mystical intuition. Mav his days be long in the land. Joun G. Warrrrer.
. Ww = Tyere is a tall gray cliff before mine eyes,
The han chty trees, wind-sw ept, bow down
to it ;
Its crest is with the coming day-time lit, But at its foot the nestling wild-flower lies ; All forest breaths below like INCeDSe Frise,
And the shy birds around it sing and flirt. So standeth he ‘mid men, supremely wise,
Strong, and uplifted, yet aware of all That Nature hides frem common mortal eyes ;
The chariest bloem, the moss most fair and
small,
The sun-born insect that with
fail,§
The majesty of days that set and rise,
And that deep thought that in the human breast
Holds him for lifelong friend who knows and brings it rest.
night must
Rost Terry Cooks. iciatitliaiaial
Remedy for Hard Times.
Stop spending so much on fine clothes, rich food and style. Bny good, healthy food, cheaper and better clothing ; get more real and substantial things of life every way, and especially stop the foolish habit of running after expensive and quack doctors or using se much of the vile hambug medicine that does you only harm, and makes the proprietors rich, but put your trust in the greatest of all simple pure remedies, Hop Bitters that eures always at a trifling cost, sind you will see bet- ter times and goou he alth, Try itonce. Read of it in another column. E
_“—e "he Domestic Monthly is published by Blake & Company, corner Broadway and i4th Str.et,-New York, at $1.50 per year, inclusive of pattern premium. Specimen copies 16 cents.
Boxg Dustr—An excellent fertilizer—300 to 400 pounds to the acre, will give wenderful results. A small quantity still on hand at the Royalty wont Mill. {ats 3 3i wky hi
A Good Account.
**To sum it up, six long years of bed-rid- den sickness and suffering, costing $200 per year, total $1,200—all which was sto by three bottles of Hop Bitters taken by my wife, who has done her own heuse- _— for a year since, without the loss of a
, andI want everybedy to know it for their benefit.”
““Joun Wrr«s, Butler, N, Y.’.
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