ee ee ee einen heme is he ot s nM an

One by One.

vi h ) bou ( , yy nn" ' i i ! n ; A m ti i i Ss Tilbwlby, Shall emiie a cain in summer's gentile sun. i ve by ol ( pear lrops of mor it hr li a j ] rs mm Viewiess pr i i ise Ve i sé th n vet the gorgeotl cioud orl log ow With glowicg arches of c lestial ayes. hough n y n t tl are fiatu slowly tha { niché lon ept vigil in the sky 1 + i i 4 moun 1 pcak 1 pr I ict ' y tual m ing 8 lignt a ! ire i fi vil \ ep xg t! l sowel epin i rt Dp i ous t ire I leave Yet comes the | é wit 8 joyous rea it ! ual gacoere home the ripened *\ i one e the iriend ‘ i i i \ wiraw irs t i and mb) be¥e ‘ An : u ) wiul, they »not p | yet 1ail grect 51 tia i i

Yes, from all clfmes, where’er the faithfal | lamber toath scorching suns, or Areti: snow and rost, stainless they'll rise in myriads without num-

: . ue : All, all, shall meet—there shall wot one be lost. f mnh s / 7 =e - * _ _

The Art of teeing. In evervday life it is much more in p yrtant to be an accurate observer than

au mere book learner. | have frequently secn the latter made to blush for thei deticiencies by the most unle: urned, says a correspon lent inan Kaglish contem porary, forin a contest between ey es | ind mo eyes, eyes have generally got) the best of 1 Nature has given us|

such ao inexhaustible store of interest that these who go through life without} ‘ iose 1 uch ot the Zest of it. | The savave who necessa: ily depends | { pou his keen eye upd qui¢ k ear, « ulti vales those faculties in an extraordinary |

qgegree; lor does he not see indications |

a ph a Ne Anny te a at eer a cnemneettanantatiiinet

— . LRA j | t pubi hing 4,000 ‘ Dairy Liou \im It v

\ ; onl bart

i ik i cl tie oe in :.

Da rviauen s : } 6 Si I ty pution enud the iiss week hi i mber, and as they iil be viven avay } charg we would adytse tarmei md

ted.in Dairying to send their address tal card and they will receive

[nov 18 wkly |

Curae 6reap.—The pubite are hered spectfully informed that 1t ts put necessary pay $6.00 per barrel fer Flour l am -ell

ing Choice Superior Extra Fleur at 30.29, | 1 t

every barrel of which 's warrante L to mal

Vhiite Light Bread. Should auy barrel of this Flour tall to give entire satistaction to th purchaser, lasre to take it back and relune the money —Grorar Carrer, Great Goorg ~ > .

‘ fly 4) Paw te ont whey §

Fine T CHE:SE IN THE City-- York Factory

mak forsale at Georee Carters Greccel Store. povid di Qaw LARGE StLOCK i A rdeclhs, Coneer nas, Violins, Ban} (luitars, fiuces, Violin strings at sililer bros, iling Very cheap. [nov 4, tl A Lor of Good Butter and Grapes at K. K. bby : fac «9 UsT received new Overshoes and Rubbers, it Dersey, Goti & Co, [no ll Cnotce Frocr $5 at Beer and Goft’s.

id nd ge t some good,

PREPARE for the c . a warm Underelothing cheap at & KH. Prowse’s. nuevs Grey aud While Blankets, very cheap, at }. B. Maedonald’s. oct23

, : ; iit sialiule Prepare for the cold, and get some good,

warm Underelothing ciesp at L. BE, Prowse s. |

nov Sd | Gentil fashionable Rubber LAvi#es and Gentlemens tashionabie hubber Bo Slippers, and Overshoes, at DoRSt ¥ GorF & Co's, [sept] Pripank for the cold, and get some 0 d, W i Underclothing cheap at L. E. Prowse's.

‘TS are very cheap at D -rsey, Gorr & {sepl7

Keep your feet dry by gettinga paw of

Dorsey, Got! & Co’s, Boots. pl7

Anorurr lot Ladies’ Fur Tippets, ilk

received at J. B. Macdonald's. CClZu

Or fall Boots are just the thing—Doksey,

Gorr & Co, tsepli Prearr’s ArtxaL Ort (Kerosene) at Beer & Goft’s. [oct 27 SCARLET and white flanne’s,splendid value, at J. Bb. Macdoaala’s, foct 23

A Lor olf French calf tops, just received | from England, to be sold cheap at Dorsey, |

ii & Co's, {oct 13

Oxe hundred barrels Choice Winter Apples

heap at Beer & Coffs. [oct 27 |

{ew Svock American Corsets, just re- ’ ,

and hear sounds which toan unpracticed leeived at J. B. Macdonald’s. oct?!

observer would be utterly unintell wibl

So also with ell persons who live near | the heart of nature. The English shep herd, while perhaps ignorant of the| very formation of the alphabet, 5 up fuud of interesting koowledg derived entirely from observation.

[le can vive vou simple, loteres sting astronomical facets which might astonish a scieutist, as weil as trt istworthy infor mation ou natural history and even botasy. His pursuits lead him to stu y nature in ali its varied phases; it is this way that be can tell you that the arrival of the swallow muy be expected

ou the llth of Apri/, and vot later than the 14:h. Ue will tell you the best time tor noticing the flight of birds, and tliat nearly every bird has a different maner ot fly: ny, and that each has Wings adap ited to its diiferent habits; for | instance. those like the swallow, who catch their food while in the air, have long, pointed wings, while rounded short wings are only for birds who have | siow and short flight. Ile will! also tell you how the tinty pimpernel warps him

house bis lambs by closiog tightly bea

e, | | | i | |

io

petals on the Slightest indication of rain: and thousands of other simple facts which to astudent of nature ure most) interesting.

Thus ene may possess everything in the way of aang esha but if he orshe! have that alone, t

»y whoare ualearned but observing waiha often make them ‘ecl very small. I would, therefore, urge | my readers to cultivate the art of seeing | or observing: there is nothiug like seeing thives for ourselves, Our | ideas become fresher, more natural, | and more in unison with latter day | tisies when they are formed fi m| observation. Nature’s book is the OBE |

|

Wierein we find the richest, the most veried, and the most inexhaustible

ject for thought. Whole pages of le--| sons may Le learned irom the very stones we walk on, and the most insicgai ficant of God’s creation possesses ab interest unknown to those who go through lite without “see ny.’

a + <> > <a

Good Nature.

Chang King was President of the High Courtof Criminal Cases, aod being ebtived to make on the following duy ais report to the Emperor upon an | uflaiv Of consequence which fell out in | the eveniog, he called for a secretary, |

|

auidrew up the writings, which em- ployed him until midnight. Having liowued his papers, he was thinking to | tike repose, when the secretary, by | accident, struck the eandle and threw

itdown, The tire eiught the papers burnt partof them, and tallow’ spoiled the rest, he see retary was exceeding gly sorrowful, and fell upon his knees to ask | forgiveness for the offences. “It is 210 | wecident,” said the President mildly ; | “arise, aod let us begin anew.’

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i) ky Catle - Boston \la 3, SAVS. **] found |

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Beex & Corr. [nov 8

iid

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CARRIAGE FACTORY,

Ta Jndersigned begs leave to inform the mblic be has purchased the Carriage ,

es carried on by MeKinnea & Fraser, on U com Prince Street, opposite new Baptist |

Church, where he will be pleased to see his old customers, and as many aew cues av may favor him with their patronage

ul » will ke pon he and and build to order,

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Ch town Oct. 18, 1884---Saw tl Sist aec }

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CHICKEN CHOLERA

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AoaedNT FOR PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND:

Ch’town, Feb, 27, 1884

F. HH. ARNAUD,

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Peahe’s Roe 3 Wharf,

be PALMER & CO. PROPRIETORS.

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Sashes Doors Window and Door Frames, Architraves, Spouting and Conductor Mould

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APE: ingemen ft. iSs84. Oo:

GH RED ERRE g°

ISLAND RAILWAY.

,N AND AFTER MONDAY, 2d JUNE, 1884, trains will

TRAINS DEPART.—FOR THE WEST

STATIONS, [Expres]

| A. M.| A.M.

| Kensington ....... ..| 7.66 [18,35 | P.M.

‘ar! 8.20 (12.10

‘dp’ 8.40 | 1.45 DEMCOMAO. . «oe oc ko a 5.55 2.05 Welligton......... .| 9.14 | 2.37 PG Th tihns 6 i ccs hese | 9.43 |; 3.28 LAOTY 105+. 0020505; 10.85 | 280 Blocuiitntds . ¢..4.40d' 10.53 | 5.15 RO os icin: ove ° 11.18 6.10 Tignishs....s.sese8 ar 11.55 | 7.00

Mix’d.js

TRAINS DEPART.—FOR THE EAST.

(WJ run daily as 8 follows (Sundays = --:

TRAINS ARFIVE.FROM THE WEST.

STATIONS, lex b tnbesal Mix’d. | | Mix’ d, | P.M. r, Ms A.M. Charlottetown ...... 40. Soe 9.20 Royalty Junction ..dp} 7.00 ; 4,00 | 9.00 North Wiitshire.....) 625 / 244 | 8.13 Hunter liiver..... ..| 6.15 : 9.33 | 8.00 Brada bane......... 5.51 | 2.00 | 7.25 eS eB eee 5.45 1.50 | 7.16 bo LR ee en 5.34 | 1.35 | 7.02 Kensington......°.... 6.20 | 1.42 | 64a (dp) 4.55 (12.35 | 6.10 Summerside..... { | 1A.M. | (ar| 4.50 ‘11,20 | re | 4.15 10,57 | Wy SLETOM,, a0 nc aene ; 357 (10.29 | OPER es 6006 caus | 32 9.38 | D SOT ina» 6:5 0% Was .| 237 8.15 | locmfield .......... | 2.20 | 7.50 Alberton ........dj; 1.53 | 7.10 ia: ananeetsigptd 1.15 6.00

TRAINS ARRIVE.—FROM THE EAST.

@ TATIONS. | xpress. | Mixed.

; STATIONS. | Express. Mixed, ' Chaz lottc Se Shy ge j 3.30 ~~ ab Royalty Junction ....}3.45 6.5 Tie icliniae ance - b. Bedflora . i« sss. (as «4 Boe 7 ; ay €a0. °°" 7 7, Mount Stewart... ; i Mount Stewart dp 440 “16 BO oo kin ceeds ss ee | 2 36, Péters. 6... 05 G0?“ Y. ee eee 6.04 * ji¥. we ee ar G, a yht, ount Stewart ...... t. 45 po m. 3.2 Oendageriss dni 4. ig a 15:42 * 9.35

| Georg Sets cca us “art 6 00 ” SOO

Railway Office, Charlottetown, May 27, 1884.

BERSELES

m= RS 1c

Uharlottetown.... . | 9 C5 a.m.

| 6.30 p. 1, toyalty Junction....]| 8.50 ** 6.10 * MOE. s ses eeseees- ce] BBO “* 15,53 * eCloNM os css A OR“ LER Se

fi «a dp 8.00 * {455

| Mount Stewart... P -

sewartes tari 7.55 *¢ 1430 « mattis, is 2 os hae % | 7.26 ie tg ot Pe L—.—. ae Pee er os a ca” it.”

OE vs ee cs oe sel Oe | 3.3800 -

ivunt stewart....... 7 55a. m, 426 p. m, |

POA ode 6nit incest OS. * |} 3.10 ** Freorgetuwn.. «cae G. 40 $* | 2.45 ss

IZ Traine are run by Eastern Standard Time.

JAMES COLEMAN, Superintendent.

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EX A MIN BE, IW OVEMBER

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‘Fail Arrangement,

()* i and after Tuesday, October 7t) » 1884 ! in

| as follows :—

Guided by the principles of Truth, Honor, Moderation, and Fairness, THE EXAMINER is devoted to the promo- tion of the interests ef this Province and this Dominioa!

Weekly Examiner

AND ISLAND ARGUS

LiVE NEW SPAPER

the Locals, Editorials, etc., which from day to day appear in the daily edition,

Ih 18 Aiways full of News

Always up to the ‘Times.

The Weekly lxaminer

AND ISLAND ARGUS

{s in favor of cutting down the Loca! consolidating the Local Civil Service on a sound business basis, instituting a system of rigid economy in the administration of local affairs, and applying the money thus saved to

Legislature,

The Advancement of the Agri- culiural and tndustrial interests of the Prevince !

giving a fair trial to the Unicn which ensures to us the Institutions ithe Laws and Protection of the Mother Country

EXAMINER

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Rec cipts, Posters, Handbills, Dodgers 2 CtC., done in first-elasa style and a

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JUB PRINTING,

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the steamer Uvather Lele will lun

Will leave Orwell Brosh Wharf for Choy. lottetown every Tu cedar, ae and

Thursday mornings, at seven o'clock, calling at China Poi.tard H ailid: va, Vi Larves, Leaving Charlottetown f. laitiday’s, Chiya

Point and Crwell Brush Wharf same evenip ge,

lat two o'clock, remaining at Brush W barf

every Tuceday and Wednecday nipht 8, and ‘Thursday ni; eh t returning to Char! lottetown, arriving ubout « ght o’e'ock.

Kvery Wiiday morning, at seven o'clock, jJeave Churlett«etown for Crapaud; leaving Crapaud for Charlottetown at eleven o'clock, remaining ai Charlottetown same night,

Saturday, leave Charlottetown for ( rapaud, at nine « ‘clock, a. m., leaving Crapand for Charlottetown, about one o ‘clock, p. ™,

JOHN HUGHES,

ine Agent. Ci'towr, Oct. 1, “84.—Im caw pat Im caw * b tr be pres ady

STEAMERS CARRULL—tent, Brown, WORKS: b—Capl. Blankenship.

LEAVE Ch’iCWi, THURSDAYS, 5, P. M. LEAVE BOSTCH, SATULDAYS, i2, NOLM

Passenger eccom modation excellent,

Freight carried at lowest rates.

Peg cases bandh«’swith createst care.

CARVEL. BROS, Ch’town, May 31 —pat jovr pio Sm

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SUMMiR ARRANGEMENT

ROYA SEGTIA,

Leave Charlottetow,g tor Vigtou Landin every Monday, W:dnesday, Thursday a Saturday mornings, at seven o’cleck, connect jug there With the Train fo: Halitax, Re- turning to Chajlottctewn on Me onday, Wed- besday, Friday o1d Saturday, about two p. m, cn érrival ct tain from Haljfax.

Leave Pictou Landing for Georgetown cn Thursday, on arrival of train at two p, m,

Leave Gec igetown for Pictou Landing every Friday murning, at ive a. sa,

NEW GERUNSWICX. CA.ADA AND THE UNITED STATES.

Leave Summersiae cvery day (Sunday excepted) ‘on arriva: of Train from Char- lottetown, connecting at Shediac with Trains for esch of the above named places; and at St, John, with steamers of the Interna- tional Comp any and Reilway for Portland and Boston, Also leave Charlottetown for Sume werside every Mondey morning at one o'clock. Returging, leave Shediac every day (Sundays excepteo) on arrival of day tyain trom St. John, for Summerside, connccting there with train for Charlottetuwn. Also leave Summerside fer Charlottetown every Soturday evening, about five o'clock.

By order,

F, W. HALES, Secretary, Charlottetown, June 11, 1884

A eh ED

STAWER BRRABICHE

Montreal te therlottetown,

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