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Prince Edward {s| RAIL WAY,

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'O COME INTO FORCE

TTA Ti sv 7 ”*~ > ry D.. 2A TUESUAY, December and, if! B TRAINS GOING WEST. a | Nos, 1&3, No ——_ Mixed, Saat Georgetown . Dp $.20 a. m.

Cardigan. ‘

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{Ar }1.50a.m. Oharlottetown... ‘Dp 3.00 am Dp 3.00pzu Reyalty Junction; ** 822 “* | ** 3,23 * Merth Wilt:hire..} ‘* 9.14 ‘* | ** 415 * Hanter River....| ** 9.30 “* ae ees: <°°| ee... eee er cane. 3.) eee Kensington .....! © 10.55 ** | ‘+ 6.565 *

‘Ar 11.30 a m!Ar 6.30 pm Sammerside.....| Dp L 39 p al Wellington.... :| ** 2.19 | IA By: 3.00 ** ieee... 62...) ~ ate Alberton........ pee may“ Tignish .. veces it

TRAINS GOING EAST.

a | Nos. 2 and 4,| No. 6, SEROns, | Mixed, | Mixed. i (Kignish.......... Dp 6.30 a m! Pe. <n. ae AGREE so. vidoe i } * 825° ! AUER, dosess], eee. id Wellington penx nite Me T “col tAr 13.10 a m' Smm'rside...... ‘Dp 2 20 P in! (Dp 7.30 a m Kensington....../ ‘* 3. 05 ¢ | «* 8.05 * Connty Line. val + 3.43 6 ‘sé 8.44 ‘6 Breadalbane..... %, BGS 1°. 8.58 ” Manter River....| ** 430 ** | ‘* 9.30.‘

North Wiltshire..| “« 446 “* | ** 9.43 ‘‘ *, 637 **. 4. 362°

6.00 pm!Ar i1,60 am [Dp 2.30 pm}

Reyalty J wanaed Charlottetown...

Reyaliy Junction, ** 2.53 * | RE — tere oe -Stw't Junc . Dp. 4.15 *

Cardigan. ée448.4 os 1h « ce) "7 | } Beor geto iia aidan oil jAr ¢ Ve }. GU Pp mu a i SOURIS BRANCH. frains Going w est.

Srrions. No. 7, Mixed.

SEES, 6; dat eeee te ) Depart 7.15 a. m. SE 6:4 pga ' i. Bt. Peter's....... oe tae Co NN. fos tk bk cent: olga te Mt. Stev art Junction.| Arrive 10. 10 a a.m. ‘rains Going Bast.

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Si \rionst | No. 8, Mixed. Wi. Stewart Junction. Depart 4.15 p. nm. ES « Bia a te ahs an 7 a Peers... 2... = ae 7 SN Yor «ast ss.asas ae”, Pes Souris. . Arrive 7.10 *

ALEX. MACK is AB, Sup't = and Engineer, Railway Office, Chitown, Nov. 28, 1879. —pat pres h ane sp sj kea pio 61

teen =. ete een - _

Bones, Bones.

Ei isniiiiatiiia will pay fifty cents Cash

per ewt. for all bones delivered at the Bone Mill, in the Noyalty. No quantity less than one ewt. (112 lbs) taken.

FRED. W. HYNDMAN,

Chgtown, Dee. 1, 1879

‘Belvidere.

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Lightheuse at St. Peter's Islandeor Flat

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liament for new ighis and fog

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£000

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Parliament. Laberal 5,

last Teries and 53 jatter.

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ia : {ransacts every desertption of Fire, Life | past turee years : mo: 2: : os . . vk t ‘a 4 4 rs r ‘ Tories, 16 Liberals, and 62 home Rulers, aba é ulty nsiness On lie Heal AvOrahre | bins moO : : = Ee Ete eet ae . Avrrit, 1878, that is, S mere Liberals, and’7 more Home C1 atts, ; i . “ bea ; a Cinaton 3 g ra frye I? a] na 47 47 lact Porliz : 4 ‘ Fink Drrartaenr—Insurances may be ef- | cca : 27 gon ete HOL,G6L Bases - than the last Parliament con fected at the Lowest enrrent viihe . | EXC . . . 310, 205 tained. iustrances npon Public and Private Build- 4 STRONG CONTINGEND ings effected on expecially suvorable ter otal 81, 211,967 About 120 Liberals —successful bagristers LOssks settled with premptitude and boder- j Lrrin, 1879 | aundd authors have been returned. The fel- weak nite m1 py Customs $ 628,785 lowing are strong names, ‘ professional :— lire DerarrMrenr—Newe and Peduced pre- | Lz Smt : ; ; ™ an Ke Prefessat - Brees. Professor Thorold Rogers, minis fur Dominion of Canada, ‘or ’ 159,588 lp >. Mialale ‘ | Professor Story-Maskeiyne, sand ~ Professor 4° ¥%& : a3 z i. cd P Gxe Ue Or b2L.OIS, i Total : 2768.33 Fawceit. (ieneral Agent for P. KE. Island. APRIL, 18380, ve oe —— tp — Office, No. 35 Water Street, Charlottetown, Cibo 1 152.260 Mr. G ladstone will fead the new Honge ‘ , 107 , ASTON . ‘ , : ye a oe : April 14, ’80-~pat her ne sj kea tf eod wees cys 7 aes 240 with a majority of 117, or, ineluding the ‘ iUXCcise : ; ; v2, 942 “qe - - ~- ol ? : i ifeme Rulers, 177. AY n iC KILI , otal $1,534,602 | The Baptists and the “ esleyans have Anantinn \ <> ole it, Ot oo won five moat s each. The independents, ] . Ch wry 17 aN ; rh anaes ; » = . + r “ - > Ano tig nae foamy wit ssian Many iaail MHROwIne an inerease ivi the month of no | hin! kK, elg rhy The only Roman Catholic ‘ ULho er SUS TLE LEI Ls - LUis6 u ! 7: ke . , Zs games = = t ee 1} Jess than $766,229 over the same month of | candi late , Ww vho challenzed an English con- an Wanntea mang 17O i forlorn and diia@itu achiral D Le rant, | last vear, rer ney, rare LITOMNTAX BP ‘ate’ ne ' pti Se VAGARIES OF THE CVMPAIGN. AUCTION ROOMS (thet e I,J] : . } wis Bia Z it i ‘ } a’ . ad Fx “ i Amon yg the cnriesies w% the present , ’ > . S dm il snl ¥2,, : \ { Naw £f onta any, +o ny = . : _— 2 fr eae No, il Queen Street (Prick Hihag, } | a4 OW Light = @2Oba bog Alarms. le clecti on has been the discomfiture of the ree oF yea Se lint | publ cin interest. ‘The three ‘* Allsopps” TOR ACE faaj}iti ‘ rniti "} i i ro! ving I *-oTrrecte 5 “ os : ; ee ee ete antity and; the following 1s the corre! ed list, sub-| pave all failed of re-election. Another is the KO all kinds of Merchandise, Frost-proof mitted b y ti be Minister of Marine & Fisher- ntorest taken by sharchines. ‘S Walters”

of the ** Times” says that for one letter he received cencerning the foreign pelicy of the late Government, he re- ceived thirty concerning the ‘* Publie Worship Regulation Act,” nearly all condemning it, By this it seems that the home policy of the Jate Government went against them. That policy was char- acterized by thoir opponents as that of ‘* Beer and Bible.”

Lady canvasssers have been all the rage at the late elections, and have worked hard for the candidates of their choice. This appears to have been specially the case in Lancashire, where two noble countesses whose husbands have recently coalesced, have been driving about exhorting the ten- ants to disregard the bullot and change their colors, as their noble landlords had done. One of their visils was toe the town of Ormskirk, where they arrived, and-find- ing the Libera) hotel full, repaired to the Tory house, were shown a reom, ordered luncheon, and went forth on their gentle mission ef coercion. The presence of such distinguished personages soon became known, and a large crowd of conservatives assembled in front of the hotel. A band ef music was also in attendance. When the countesses returned from: their canvass

they found this large crowd of Conserva- tives drawn up in double-line to allew the ladies to pass cown the centre, the

Jeries standing with jeads bent, and the band play ing the Dead March in ‘* Saul.” The neate st thi ung in sohnaslt n with the elections which | have heard was said by Lady Mandeville, who, canvassing ener-

Locai News, Ee 5 « . Sdaaiee mee en et a ee eee S06 a. | DORAL AQP Ee are Tae ' Automatic ee and fittings at Split Foreign sews, April 29, ’80--3in “ | Rock, St. John County, N. B...>... 2,700 3 tg die | ee ee eee ee Beacon Light on the wharf at Poke- Politic uh lef s, \ 4. Y TA wD) ec a iT sudie, Caraquet, Gloucester, N. B... 700 Sacial Yow . | ¥ 3 J ba, z . s ; 5 a ‘> * Small beacon light at Pox Island, Mir- KIC GE LEST Ss FN BR AOS EAR WI. Th, cs onc coders esas cous cal 150 it pers tet er ris | oe & Lighthouse at Hay Island, entrance of Come al News, FIRE AND EF E Neguac Gully, Miramichi Bay, N. B. 400 Sheinni my Rew 8, A Lighthouse at Cranberry Island, Guys- .* | Assy oe Ts. . i em an a tha Oh. ss os Pi oawcvie wares eye 4,060 laid before Subscribers, Purchasers, |g 1 Chis Ue p y. Fog Alarm at Scatterie Island, Cape and Borrowers, es See Breton, N. 8....... fost ee sense eens 3,008 bee ee » 060,604 Lighthouse wo Stans, Victeria County, ‘ er. si mY a. 7 MING POUDSEME Vapi, - ; ; £2 G0, UR Cape Breton. ...-..--...55-. aeseeee 1,000 & ¥ FS Sac W Reef at Invested Fonds Ilnwards -of 2.956000 Lightheuse at Big Island, Merigonish, 5 Hal | ARVeSted Fabus, & prc dis al Lad. ‘ Pictou » 000 PRICE P CENTS. Petal ‘ental Inewine, - ii 49§ od Lighthouse at . Jeddore “Rock, Halifax ia ec .. .t Antemhtie Busy at Canso, Guysbore’ The understgned having been appointed) County...... Saat ei A oe 2,700 eer Vents aN Chari ittetown, are prepa red to hi 1g hthouse at C ape I ear, Kin g's 3 County, chbeKoIOyine DATES: i jssue Policies of Insurance against tire on the . ae Ph OE Seay Le aes at 2,000 SUBSTR! ores TRANS De rsual terms. aside P ; | Lighthouse at savage Harbor, P. E. L. £09 } . es PTR YB be BROS ie aie atti ew hem a 9f,; Charlottetown, April 21, “S0—Ilin 2a Mr. Blake’s Orat ion.

THis is Grip’s of the im-

weed by Mr.

summing

pressions predi Kes oration ific Railway -—

What did My. Blake preve by his Pacific | Railway Speech? We have -~already re-' ceived the fullowing answers :

omthe Pac

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1. That he can speak five hours.

2. That he does not agree with the Globe.

3. That — to say so, plainly.

That he ‘calonlated well when lie left! his friends in the lurch in 1878, so that he) might not be respensible fer their P Railway Pelicy.

>. That he thinks he is virtuoua because} he has always been consistent in advocat- ing repudiation.

§ That the’ Confederation broken up.

= ie at Mr.

sheuld he}

Geldwin Smith has fasci-

rated **Canada’s greatest Statesman,” 8. “That Mr. ~Blake will be pleased to!

rev er e the policy of his party. That Mr. Phipps has a rival in capa- ty to deal with figures.

1@. That Canadians should wait Mac- | awber-like for something to turn up. li. That it is almost impious for a young

ve for its advancement. That Canada isn’t inuch of a coun- ws any how.

13. That it never will be till Mr. Blake is Premier.

14. That he will give Home Rule to Ire-! land—when he has the power.

15. That’ Mr. Blake can make @ speech |

| without quoting poetry.

16. That it is diflicult te be clequent: in arguing national dishonor.

u ci Blake ‘ation | i

j | * i for five consecii- j << Po juced ic

his nerves are too weak to allow!

acific |

getically for her lushand at Huntingdon, iwas told by a rough that ‘they didn’t ;come there to hear girls talk.” Nothing | sbashed Lady Mandeville replied, “Come,

come, give usachance! This is Teap-year : ; and if we din’ t talk we hever shall again !”

Vr lL. meeeee £ Tori velnNe

now.

vielently Conservative, Brighton has become frantically Li eral. Wise gitlene day I a gigantic picture of

Lord Beaconstield in the window of one of the leading photographers. It was labelled, £2 12s. Gd, formerly tour

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ne vf the pew Home Rule members of hae! is a retired War Office clerk. He sent in his resignation almost imme- ‘diately before the announcement of a dis- i se lution, if not directiy after that was | made, and ono of his objects im seeking a i seat in the House cf Commons was that "he | mi ght use his knowledge of all the jobs jand shams perpetrated in Pall-mall and at tthe Horse Guards. Now that he will have 'a diferent Gevernment to face, his know!l- ‘edge may be serviceable in pointing out labuses to be remedied,

wd ieeldilpala ican

In the account of lriday evening’s meet- ‘ing of the Educational Institute which ap- | peared in Tuesday evening's paper, Pro- i fessor Anderion fs repor te i as having said i that it was impo ssible to bri ing boys to cem- | prekend the laws of physical science, and \that literature might be made to take the | place of science. ‘Phe import of what Pro- ‘fessor Anderson said was, that while much | relating to physical sciences was incompre- * | hensible to the average pupils, yet they |were capable of coinprehending the prin- ‘ciples upen which the ordinary physical |phenomena depend. He objected to the jatarting point proposed by Dr. Leeming, and maintained that the most natural way to commence teaching phsic cal science would -be by explaining the simplest culinary

But the above incorrect answers all come. operations, the atmosphere, clouds, vain,

from ill-natured Conservatives.

The coun- |

snow, etc. He also admitted that science

iry knows that Mr. Blake is a great and should have a place in the school carri-

od man trying to get iuto oftice ; and | | nobly and wisely raising a good cld- Nobody sup- | of moral and intellectnal culture poses that he would postpone the Yale-| study of science. Kamloeps line if he were given power to-| t, Mr, R. C. McDonald in Ile is far too good a patriot for | those expressed by Mr. J. MeL, that. But what did he prove by his speech ? | That the Yale-Kamleops line should not

fashioned howl for economy. morrow,

be built promptly? No—certainly not.

lculum 5 it should not supplant Jiterature, | the study of whichis a higher rument u the The opiniens attributed report were uncan.

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