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safe in case of accident ; so with one hand |
on the boat we are to run along. It is curious as we stand waiting, to see the huge fields of ice drifting majestically
THE DAILY EXAMINER, MARC: ae 1888. | enol ok The work was sak but very . Pry t A » awal (i I ciang r
enjoyable. came to grief by wrench- ing my left should ra little, I do not think it»s much hurt. The men behaved very | | we 7” ihere was nu rough language or swear-
Charlottstown Boot and Shoo Factory.
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. ’ . r , r 1p , ) ry ? past us, the great hummocks atamding out | ime > ce scm one said a rough word, | BE SURE AND ASK YOUR STOREKEEPER FOR sharp against the blue sky from ten to | but th apt. ot the boat, Capt. Irving twenty teet high. The C aptain and two | 800, at once reprov ed him for it. 1 noticed | > ‘s r men stan d on he ‘ps, wate hing for our | t] ial while the C aptain consulted the m at | DURSEY GOFF & Co S OW WE - chance. At last a huge ice fie ld a mile or | stariing and frequently = the the way, J ° more across comes along—** Now boys if — mit cam to a rei 1 difficulty all we re _OFr- we are to take this fi h l we must go ” and | Si nt and waited for him to dur “cet, whiel h with a rush we are off. There are about | be did without hesitation
ten or twelve feet of water with floating tce |
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the solid field, into this |
nus an ashes down
and slush betwen
and asthe boat ec: supposed all would get on board, and accordingly got in. But the men rushed
on, tepping on the floa ing blocks, sh. ut
ing and heaving, and in two minutes we |
were on the solid ice in front. We wer now fairly off and seitied down to our work, boats were formed in line, the | Capiain leading and our boat second. The |
stem of each boat was kept close up to the stern of the boat in front, that we looked like some enormot s reptile winding its way
so
along over the silent snow. Resa work was h avy, for the snow on th e-fields was Sie Slehden 1 inches deep, a1 at through this we had to plod dragging our boats with | their burdens
™ Very little was said by any one, so that the stillness in the quiet morning air was striking. We were scon warm, and in fact too warm. In half an hour from starting every mon had an icicle from each end +f
he , while lL had a little circle of
} is moustac
them round the edge of my furcap. The men mode me put my boots under my trousers and tie the trousers down. By this means all snow was prevented from getting inte the tops of my boots, and if [| happened to slip into water the thick trous- ers | wore would throw it off. I got over
_thus quite dry.
Our ice-field was not all smooth; i places the ice was overshot, that is one sheet over another. These were concealed under the snow and before we knew it we might stumble and slip over them. Some- times there were holes ever so deep,
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into
which you might sink in snow and water t 0 |
our first — rt
over there was
your waist. W e Without m ishap of blue water to be crossed tothe next
got 1 a
space field. As we neared the edge the wi rd was given *‘straps off,’ and we threw them off into the boats. Then accelerating the
speed of boat she crashed down into the water and we all jumped in hastily and were soon rowing on. We had to repeat this several times. In some places the water had a very thin coating of ice, through which we easily rowed the oars, leaving a mark like a V in the ice on either side Sometimes the ice was just too thick to row in, and then we had to break the way. This was done by rolling the boat rapidly and striking the ice in front with an oar or beatheck. In ene instance two cf the men got over the bows of the boat and jumped up and down, smashing the before the boat with their feet. This was very curious to see, and locked vety danger- ous. They kept fast hold of the boat,and ke pt
ice
their straps on, and no barm happened.
While they did this - e others pulled the boat by means of beathooks. These hooks were of carious shape oo two spuds put
opposite ways. The ho ked-s epud was struck into the ice so as to get a purchase to pull op. It was very funny to ree the boats going thus, the six hooks in each beat striking rhythmically together. After the first start, ours was the leading boat all the way, so we had the honor and ‘toil of break ing a way for the others. The men were very civil to me, adldinet sing ne as ‘‘Rever- ence,” when ever we came to any hard place it was always pay with your Reverence,” and then 1 jumped into the boat and they followed. Now and then the ice was very rough and in great hillocks, and the had to he dragged up and down, bumpingand crashing. This was very thicklish work, for the hiilocks were often only piles loose lumps «f ice, and on these we had to
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step. Scmetimes they gave way under us and then we had to look very sharp,
for we wight slip under the boat and strain an ank’e or break a leg. Where the ice was thin, or indeed where we drayged the boat in water, we ourselves stepping on fleating Jumps, the sensation was very curious when you found your footing sink- ing beneath you. There was nothing for it then but to hold on to the boat and jump or step to the next piece. Indeed we had to keep our eyes open and our wits about us all the time.
At 12 we halted for ten minutes in the middle of an ice field, and eat the little re- freshments we had brought with us and took a drink cf water from the bung-hole of the little keg with which each boat was provided. At this halt the passengers ex- changed greetings and experiences, and a!] paid a visit to Mrs. and the little girl, in the captain’s boat. This was the only pause we made, pressing on al] the rest of the time.
About one we passed the party going in the opposite direction, about one-quarter of a mile south of us, with only one boat. They raised a hat onan oar asa signal, which we returned. Towards the end of our journey we had some long stretches of water, on which the boats raced one an- other. Near the further shore we came to what seemed to me the most exciting and
dangerous of all) This was the thin ice, which the day before was ‘‘loily,’ and now was about three inches thick. It was glassy on the surface; but when broken—and it broke ensily — ii looked like the almond icing = of wedding cake. This was thick enough
to beara man, but not to bear the boats if they stood still. The boats now kept far apart so as to distribute the weight and we started at a run skimming along over the thin ice. Oftentimes the boat would break in and then we had to hift her if we conid, and if not drag her on, crashing and break-
| mn many |
field |
boats |
\ sleigh was waiting for me ordered by ram from Charlottetown, in which | i wes driven first to the Hotel and Telegraph | '
Leles
BOOTS AND SHOES.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED
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Office and then to the owner's house —_ | hotel appeared very di
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It was just 430 when we reached this! | house, so that we were eight hours from| Ch town, Jan. 26, 1883.—2aw wih ly | house to house, about seven hours in the _meeenaye . boats. This was a long crossing; for it is : NO) often done in three and a half and four} \ ) i nee We were long, owibg to the det p c , | snow on the ice, which made the te acr| | heavy. The distance in a straight line is; idea dain n miles; by the route we took, fifteen. La er changing everything and having | 4 > | x9 ™“ dint er, | had a sleig rh, and drove eleven | BE A Eee & Ar Bk Ce jmiles to County Line Station, to meet; -
the special train Mr.
ordered. We were
owing to the very
aArehil vald had kind a
; ee E have much pleasure in calling the attention of the TRADE to our LARGE nearly three hours driving, STOCK, purchased for Fall and Winter Trade. In part, as follows:
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: ; ceep snow; starting at] |
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| 5.25, we got there a little after eight. This} 1000 Bbls, FLOUR (Choice Brands), | was the coldest thing I ever felt in my life. | 200 Half-Chests TEA (Excellent Quality), | The glass was about eight below zero, and| 125 Bols. REFINED SUGAR, ate | I had been hot and excited all day, so that | 350 Boxes and Half-Boxes CHOICE RAISINS | the reaction of sitting in a sleigh ‘made me | 400 Bbls. APPLES, feel the cold the more. However, we| 400 Boxes FIGS, i reached the station safely, and started 50 Boxes CHEESE, \for Charlottetown, thankful for our safe 30 Pans. MOLASSES
ae 40 Kegs and Half-Kegs GRAPES
j
| I feel that I have miserably described 20 Cases ORANGES,
this journey; but no words could 25 Bbls. ONIONS, : oe :
lreally tell it. The brilliant Ine Large Assortment Confectionery, Nuts, Spices, Coffee, ete., ete. |sky and sunshine, the spotless purity _
of the snow, the deep, deep blue; »
of the water, the grace and quaintness of or Ca 8 a% Usua OW as Tices.
| the ice-shapes all round, that must be seen, to be known atall. The} utter loneliness of our little band, seeing
nothing but heaps of ice around, and the sky overhead, very striking. The thrill of excitement as the ice crashes beneath you, and the shout of the men as the boat is dragged up fromthe water on to to the ice-field again, are all beyond words.
The glory of the cold night ride too under
brilliant and diamond s
made a picture
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was
BEER & GOFF. TH A.
Ch’town, Dec. 1, 1882. 2aw
% moon tars was | wonderful. The long train of sl ighs, bear- | ing mails or passengers, winding over the | moonlit snow, looked like an army on the) Lately Received ex * Erema” and ‘Aipheta” from Londen. march, the bells tinkling sweetly on the| ;1 ; i > acrn r OVID ~~ t 1 atillair, : WARRANTED EXCELLENT QUALITY. all this, it was quite strange to | e to th 1otice ho a * 41 ray ‘rose. | c : - "9 ‘ © . come to the notice board ‘Railway Cross- | For Sele in Half-Chests and 5, 10, and 15 |b Tin Caddies (with screw tops). ing,” the first sign of return to civilization. | , ’ After three days of such life at the Capes, |
Waubem (ree a P.
and the weird day en the ice, it seemed so | commonplace to return to Railways—as if |
one hed left them for a year! }
gut still Iwas glad when we were really | ES Be & Gn §h in the depot. We arrived at 9.30 p. m. on | ¢ ¢ 3 a3 & Saturday, just three days later than Dhad| yin Dee. 6. 1882. 2aw h y ed
Mr Hodg £on met me at the Station. — ee
NOTE.
WINTER GOODS
I have allowed these extracts from my Journal to be printed at the request of friends in the Island, who have thought | that a description of the ice-crossing would | —AT— interest some who have never made the trip and that some of the Jslanders would Jike Hild CED PRICES.
these ti
t to know how
Th ne ¢
igs strike a stranger.
lad to |
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K peri 7? W nich I ¢ Am v: 0:0———-- —- have had. It is hardly to be had elsewhere | i in the worl: 1 li Ww ill alw iys be a pl as nt | C ;memoryto me. There are also many o ther | | pleasant memories of my visit to Prince | | Edward Island. which will remain with me, 4 ; , Sed T thebetisaiiahl tel Seimei Gan) ‘re offering the following GOODS at greatly Reduced Prices.
yuch kindness. 7 “ : pg .
: agp cl re ere ee | Dress Goods, Knit Wool Goods and Sa ; a lot re and U!ster Cloths, written more about the houee at Cape | Men’s all wool Pants, $1.90, $2.25, $2.45; Boys Ulsters and Overcoats, Tormentine. 1 desire to record that, exc2 pt | $3. 50, $4.00, $t. 50; a lot of ladies’ oa and Sac ques at cost; W incey Ba for a somewhat rough greeting on arrival, | 7 cents ; Grey Cotton, 6 cents; Prints, 6 cents ; President, Reaver and Nap
I was treated w ith perfect courtesy by all | Cloths at cost ; Men’s Ulsters ‘and Overcoats, $3 50, $4 50 $5.50 ; Scotch, ae the whole of my three days stay English and Canadian Tw eeds, at 10 p. c. discotint ; Fur Caps, Kid Mitts iere
and Gloves, Shirts, &e. ;
Linders and Drawers, Searfs, ‘aced and knit Shirts, white
a lot of Men’s colored Shirts at 60 cents,
oc up alah cuca Gin ant tee, Gur customers and the public generally can depend on getting REAL eepD anilg é t 0 e, ( 0 ‘2 ° 7a ‘ v6 thing ce be done. It is not right that | | BARGAINS in every department. WHOLESALE & KEPAILE.
any man shou! ld be en couraged in sin or | TY 7 3a JOHN McPHEE & CO.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR
ieee essa
In choice Family Groceries, comprising ip) cig splendid assortment of Glassware. part,— Lamps, a large variety, fromB0c. te $6 each.
TEA, warranted very choice. GLASS SETS Pitchers, Goblets, Tumblers,
SUGARS, in Granulated, Refined and Porto! Celery Glasses, Water Carifles, Butter Rico. Coolers, Preserve Dishes, ete.
COFFEE, Javaand Jamaica. Cruet S: ands, China and Glass Bouquet
Molasses, bright and heavy. holders, Epergnes, Toilet Sets, Lustres,
Golden Syrup. Moustachie Cups and Saucers, ete., suit-
FRUIT, in Green Grapes, London Layer,| able for Christmas and New Year’ s Gifts. Biack Basket, Finest DeHesa and Valen-/ LOOKING GLASSES, a large assortment cia Raisivs, Currants,Almonds, Nuts,ete.| to select from.
CONFECTIONERY, assorted. FPaacy Flower Pots and Shades.
CANNED GOODS, ia Pine Apple, Peach,! Shelf Hardware. Tomato, Green Peas, Baked Beans.; Knives and Forks (Dinner and Dessert). Salmon, Lobsters, Corned Beef, ete. | Carvers and F oiks, (good quality),
Lime Juice, Lemon and Raspberry Syrups.) Pocket Knives, Scissors.
Soda, Wine, Fruit and other Biscuits. Tea Table and Dessert Spoons.
There is no doubt much at the b hesee that we could wish to see change those who go there endeavor es ih to |
or ae sin he has lost his own self respect. = 25, 1883 —Baw, wkly I would ask the Island men who visit | that house not to help the unfortunate | oe
landlord downward; but rather to give him
some encouraging word to help him up; and also to give the same word to his son, who appeared to have a real desire to make such changes as should alter the whole character of the house, and make it a credit to himself and the name he bears. Do to them as you would be done by.
EpWaRbD OsBORNE, S. J. E.
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SURANGE OFFICE,
yen Insurance Company, CF ENGLAND.
CAPITAL, TEN MILLION DOLLARS
Lancashire Insurance Company
CAPITAL, FIFTEEN MILLION DOLLARS
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Insurance effected on all kinds of property at current rates, Losses settled promptly und equitably.
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SBRISAY & ANGUS,
ing the ice as she went, the water flowing over our boots. The men hurricd on but kept quite calm,so that it did not seem as if there was any real dat ger and I do not F know that there was except that we might | © have all smoched in tog ther and gota) ducking. Only one man of our boat got | really wet. One of the other boats fared much worse.
The last half mile we rowed in clear water until we reached the beach ice again and then there was one strong and heavy pull over bumps and hillocks and we were safe ashore.
Not ashore exactly for we were still on ice, but ad:zen sleighs and a !o$ of peovle | had come down to meet us, and give th men & warm greeting after ’ their long de- | tention on the other side. ‘
J would nut have missed the trip for a
CHEESE (superior) York Factory. Tea Trays, in sets and separate.
General Agents,
Office—Sonth Side Queen Square. ! Corn Staren, Potate Farina, Candied Peels,; Bath Room Sets. Ch’town, Sept. 16, 1AR2, Macaroni, Verm:celli, Tapioca, . Sazo,! Brushes, ‘Table Mats. _emeerenerorretanennte ———-———- | Essences, Vinegar, Spices, etc. | Blower Stands, Sets Skewers. AT Ow i Fo en me eS = TD PICKLES, Mixed, Chow-Chow, Household| Toasting Forks, Ladies. Sa? aad French Capers. Jelly and Puddi ing Moulds, NEW Apples, Onions. Roliing Pins, Basting Spoons, 7 CHOICE on, rae : e Cake Turners, Evg Boilers, e-*" - atmeal, Corumea uck wheat our,| Teapot Stands, ee Openers. Dining Ald fates Rooms Pearl Barley, Solit Peas, Beans, ete. Shelf Brackets, Bird ete j Hooks, Stair Rods.
HANDSOME SLEIGH ROBES, WHIPS AND BELLS, CHILDREN’S SLEIGHS AND SKATES. KEROSENE OIL, in 1, 2 and 5 gallon eans.
North Side of Queen Square,
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