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CHARLOTTETOWN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, SATURDAY. JUNE 14, 1884,

ih | - (Wrrrren yor Tug Examiner. | The Moon's Wicked Partner. , wW. & A. BROWN & CC.

To the Sea Shell. — 1 HAVE NOW OPENED ABOUT

I

VOL 15.~-NO. 21.

fue Daity Examiner ebeod, Monon & MoQuarrie, —— BARRISTERS

“AND

ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. 40 CASES AND BALES DRY GOODS

The New York Sun cf the 10th says :- “The discovery of a pew moon is announc: ed by Wiggins, the Canadien astronomer andscer, in the columns of our esteemed contemporary, the Tritune. The Wiggins’ moon is so dark that its presence in the heavens has not been suspected by any other man of scieree. It is shout twice as far out as our familiar and trusted satellite,

is 1s vening, oy

So like the rosy checks of village belle,

Oh, beautiful and strange sea shell,

Thy tinted folds and grac ful swell Awake our admira\ion deep,

And bid us, held by Fancy’s spell, Thy praices sing while others sleep.

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ner Publishing Oo.

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Streets, (har ottetown,

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Great treorg Ps Pi tvee had 6 ara isi at. RaYEsS OF SUBSCRIPTION

\vhat tales might’st not thou tell,

Six Months, * 00 Giller if Old Baik, DIRECT FROM THE BRITISH MARKETS, Oh, fair and bright sea shell Three Months, 25 a a A sma, oon ' ‘ or sty about sixieen timis as Ccistant from t One Month, 0 50 3 (UP STAIRS). These new Goods, together with the large Stock saved frow the fire, will be sold i Beery stereo 00m iets rawering SNe the mr of the globe as the Triiune + se na vectinins af went waderuie eben Ch’toen, Feb. 21, 3884. vany cheap during the season, Vith dull ane roar, and sea da angry cry, clock. As the new dark moon is practically seteenta may be made for monthir : y -| The following lots are being closed ont at specially low prices: As o’er the rocks they leap and splash; invisible—it can be detected only through eenels ey de mend a ee cits ar Go MALTAIIT i Of scorching lightning’s vivid flash, tumblers with very thick convex glass bot- quarterly, half-yearly or yearly acverts SULLLY AN % aga flub, (100 pieces Lace Curtains, Scotch Tweeds, And thunder’s hollow boom and deep, toms. Mr. Wiggins invites all his brother

ments, on application. Lace Curtain Nets, Worsted Coatings, When wild it sounds ic. dreadful sweep astronomers to watch conscientiously for

If astar

a | a. Pane om a = « Ne . 2 ; Pe ‘ar 0’ ee with miyhty crash the sudd nchi f stars. : arpets Fancy suiting», Far o'er the sce with mighty orash, 7 oa quenching of star ALMANAC FOR JUNE, i304. AT b URNEYS e & i - LAW Dama-ks teri ’ whi 8 Aud mingled witb the clang so harsh and loud goes out without apparent cause, the fact is coun lSheetings wcetne D ris, Of guns, that signal through the murky cloud. que to its obscuration by the Wiggins’ . - = : ° *. - 24 = a : . 4 ermine raw ers, moon. Thus the ‘ m pit ad d ti : Moow's CHANGES Solicitors ia Chancery, Pillow Cottons, Merino Socks, pe temigt wens oo FE ay of this lonely pandoent ts the taneepl Wear a : rd ba or : ee! < ‘Print Cottons, ‘Pies and Scarfs, When throagh thasinay Gay ‘ens’ may be studied even though the moon Sew » wena 23rd day, th, 20 6m., 6. m ' |ROPTARIES PUBLED, &c. Dress Gioods, Colored Socks, The small waves gently play, itcelf keeps dark. Se carter, 30th day, 2h. S23m.,.8.m. | OPFICES—O’'Helloran’s Balldthe Great! ' And sport around thy curious form— Mr. Wiggins was led to suspect the exist- Firat Qaarcer, J ’ ° | O; FIC KS— O Halioran s Buildi eo ‘ rat 4 y i a i i soli a tea eaainrny Pet thal omc SP osee progam as ng, Vreat| ALSO Like maid’s caresses pure and warm,— ence ot a second satellite by the fact that D ase oy Wasx\oe® \O=2 ‘Moon| High | Days . ee ee ‘ : i. 2 And lightly lap thy golden strand, his prophecies of storms, cyclones, earth- ul “___ {tises |sets | rises | ater |leu b.| @@e" Monoy to Loan. hil Heigl Bu and \ jitg Shir q at HF big Pedy ATIDI| Home of the bright sea fairies’ band ; quakes, and tidal waves frequently lacked hm hm al’nimorn) bh m| W. W. Sctuvan, Q OC, | Cuesrea B. Macwem| wav! + abu LUC, Gu SHUM ‘ - 4 ae mother’s kiss, fulfilment. A tremendous convulsion which sonday [2 1347 38] 0 46) 4 19115 20] jan: gran = | ot mene he nd aasigned to England went far astray, seedy | Hose] taal boy as] STS | eV. & A, BROWN & CO, Tereres with litte gedeoes dips and hit British Burmah, A tidal wave in- uesday j 39! 2 48) 6 37 93 eS es ee | ’ 90 +O ’ oe ee ‘ } ichi : Welee lay 15; 40 3 43 7 35| 3 VW We Ay ATLEY Ch town, May 23, 1884.—dy wklyv And trembling wake long silent music low, tended for Lake Michigan en ‘ant be Bikey | ESTE S| OW. WHE ri ee sail = Anion gad fatting Se they dow: ”” %, woleanie, eruption im, Java. ie cold ~~ Babel be pe a eiceasbiieimmmnieds | . 9 eam a a. ta Ue cs meiner anenee 6 —s. - a : 44) : oa = (Or W es — CHARLOTTETOWN, | ; : : : 18) ny a , Thou wast the merry home and throne bore menths too late. A solar "eclipse Fi 7} Saturday 3' 6 38 28 | . E. Istanp) \ /And dancing hal), in a figured closely d to Halifax for defi- i Satur 3 6 39 9 46, 28) { | g hall, in ages gone figured closely down i a de ed + i 3 co = — I ry . ae ti} thd + K hie \ [| “ iN [: Of memory’s mermaids strange and fair, bite date frittered itself away at irregular 9 Monday i4| 44) 8 19,10 59) = 30 HOMMISSION ie cha i, i a b 5 { i¥e@ _, Blue eyed, with flowing golden hair, intervals in three separate tornadoes—one ae iheditie ~ = z aa I _ NN A ll ' : ne | And ‘mid thy mystic folds, ,in Georgia, one in Penobscot county, Maine, ednesday , 9 42a ' ' i Ms | And depths of est pearl ; : M «© iaithareday | 14] 46.10 17) 044] 32 ann geanmeten aeunat HHAD OFFICH, TORONTO. | Their wild, sweet song still hold. [snd ithe third somewhere beak of asian. 7 “ ceaey 4 < 7 = , * = ' cecemnnen acorns ()) “omen dempenianntgn ~ one — faint and lone ‘lated with Givet tai6 Wo Guts, Geayllnl 90 'Saturday | ‘ Js 9 3 i The SECU PY fore 5 ‘s UNSURE 2 . O s that +i own,—— : : a ae aieenday 14) 4811 45; 2 43| 34 mA AL, A. 8. . ene BOC airs — . policy holders is UNSURPASSED by any Company yee eee clots curl Rey him by lunar inspiration, and as it is im- 16 Monday 14! 48 morn! 3 46/ 34/ S@ Special attention given to the sale of ore eee ara iow dahil sia . , . . | And play around thy tinted mates, possible to suspect the truthfulness of a 17)Tucaday 13 48 0 18 ‘ 68 35 P. E. Island produce. Hae ae PROGRESS HAS BEEN UNEXAMPLED in the history of Insurance in| Who never ager a Seen tid hates ape tet sty ov full, bears nae 18 Wednesday 3 33050 62 5} April 24, 1884. j ge os ‘ saaiaiee ban tie ts Of man, but keep the murm’rizg song and low |@ resemblance to the countenance o - 19) Thursday 13) 8 1 “4 7 35 a ia ae ~—— ure INDISPUTABLE after three years and ae re mermaids tanght them in the ioe ago. vance Bob Ingersoll when happy, Wiggins 90' Friday 3} 49) 2 837 36 : : * two years. ; ame convinced that th i 2] Saturday 13} 49 2551935 36 Pringe Kdware Island Hospital, The CASH PROFIT results paid to policy-holders have not been equalled by any | June, 1884 S. M. Bent. turbing influence scien ae . 2 " . om” 2 \, \ > 4 ‘s nae ' t e, . . ° . » ne a = : po 7 22 = .C mmpany in Cana la. cr “3 s suburbs, twisting his caleulations out of 23 ma y ca aos seal a Ss MEDICAL BOARD: The following are examples of ACTUAL REDUC,.1ON OF PREMIUMS by ee eee ee re shape. Thus, by a process of reasoning, = aes ne 14) 49 ; y= etl = $4 ; ; : IIc | pplication of protits:— Talmage on Extravagance. somewhat similar to that which led Lever- 96\Thureday 7 | yal 49 8 i9' ose. sl p we = eae oy ig | Robezt Taylor, Halifax, insured for $10,000 in 1872, premium $317.70: in 1880, $160.10. some rier and Adams to the discovery of Nep- 97| Friday 15| 49 9 26( 114) 34| pr B. neem, ag pt ane | John Wilhs, Halifax, insured for $1,000 in 1871, premium $31.77; in 1582, $14.20. Talmage, a few days ago, preached a itune, Wiggins evolved the new dark moon. 28| Saturday 15' 43 10 33} 156! 33 Dr Wart, “ a ackar | John S. McLean, Halifax, insured for $4.000 in 1872, premium $137 76; in 1582, $70 C6. sermon from the text (John xvi. 11) ‘As That is what played the mischief with his 99! Sunday 15{ 43.11 37! 2 40 33 - Warburton, r, MacKay. Mayor Jones, St. Joho, insured for $5,000 in 1871, premium $172.20; in 1882, $77.20. the partridge sitteth ou eggs and harcheth predictions, d 30| Monday 16) 43/aft 39) 3 32) 32 er ; The tull ‘nit : All aid . ‘them not, so he that getteth riches and not| 4 order to complete the crowning tri- Matron—Mrs, Hannah Robinson. KS 1e fullest information will be given on application. | by right, shall leave them in the midst of | umph -? Sanaa career it now only —— OO Aoét*u4”..”.”._ eo / his days, and at his end shall be a foo!,” remains for Wiggins to visit the dark moon | 4 y ’ * = . Vv Applications for admission may be made. DESBRISAY & ANGUS, | And commenting on the recent failures, and to ascertain its exact location and THE RAILWAY TUM TABLE, to the Visiting Physician or Matron, at the, he said ;—‘*Look at the pernicious extrava- characteristics by personal inspection. Hospital, daily (Sundays excepted), between | General Agents for P. E. Island. ‘gance. Take the one fact that New York He wight try a balloon, He might go to nonnaty every year pays two million dojlais for|the top of the Tribune’s tall tower, and at- He might have him-

ten and eleven, a, m., or by correspondence | Ch’town, May 7, 1884. } i ‘theatrical amusements, While once in aj tempt to jump aloft.

SHIP

AND HOUSE

BUILDERS,

Will find every requisite for the trade at

DUCHEMIAN?’S

STEAM

FACTORY,

March 28, 1884.

STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE CO.

T the 57th Annual General Meeting of A the Standard Lite Assurance Company, heid at Edinburgh on Tuesday, the 24th of April, 1883, the following results for the

year ended i5th November, 1833, were re-

ported :—

3,038 new proposals for life as- surance were received the

English Fire Companies. Northern Assurance Company, of London aud Aberdeen CAPITAL, FIFTEEN MILLION DOLLARS.

The Fire Insurance Association, ef London, CAPITAL, FIVE MILLION DOLLARS.

The Glasgow

CAPITAL, TWO AND A HALF MILLION DOLLARS

and London Fire insurance Company,

‘narrow it down—in the cities of New York

‘and Brooklyn, it is estimated that there are * now over 5,000 women whose apparel cost

‘them over $2,000 a year, each. Things have

| gut to such a pass that when we cry over

lour sins in church, we wipe the tears away with a $150 pocket handkerchiefj! I show you a domestic tragedy in five acts:

Act the first—A home plain and beanti- ful. Enter newly-married pair. Enter contentment. Enter as much happiness as ever gets in one home.

Act the second—Enter discontent. Enter desire for long expenditure. Enter envy. Enter jealously.

. Act the third—Enter the queenly dress-

(Charlottetown Time.) with any member of the medical Board, or the, — ——- — —— — — rf , , ; ;

iia : : -s 2 eee ! while a Henry Irving, or an Edwin Booth, | Self fired out of a rified cannon. The method

iettehourn 647 912 427|. The friends of patients will be admitted a or aJoseph Jefferson thrills a great audience | Of transportation adopted by the Canadian

ites Mee. "247 1055 647 —_ two to four, p, m, every day ore with tragedy, you know as well as I do that eee prophet is immateriai as long as be

P. M. Sunday ). ‘ 8 |the vast majority of the theatres of New gets there.

Kensington ...............842 1222 70]. The general visiting day for persons wish- | o York are as debased as they can be, and as . wee

oe a jarrive......907 1287 i ing to Bee the institution is Thursday of | damnable as they can be. Two million|Tke Late Henry G. Vennor, F.G 5.

erside, | depart......927 232 ‘°|each week, from two to four o'clock, p. m. . dollars—the vast majority of these dollars cavapes

Port Hill............-...1030 415 D. R. MACLENNAN., 0 going up in a wrong direction. Ninety-five} 1s pEATH—A BRIEF RESUME OF Ils LIFE—

ee , ; : 12 05 6 57 Secretary of Trustees. | CAPITAL, a a i - “al a me $2,000,000 millions paid in this country for cigars and| 4 CAREER OF STUDY AND USEFULNESR. Dncuse veces 1242 747 April 24—eod wkly ade lcihieal ore : — . One ee five hun-

wae, WEst. Pe Me Be Me. Re Me ees . red million doliars paid or strong drink .

ahi y ato’ ..202 647 N J CAM PBELL HEAD OFFICE — Montreal. in one year in this country. With ex- den lrtcans th Wendeds Calaisnecanesaede a; man . J “ie a . ;

ery ar clinton ewew4 “+7 7 - es . . 3 HALIFAX BRANCH. J. Scott Mitchell, Agent. ae perbicious eXiravagance, C®D/ dictions have given him almost a wold-

. wa. Parrive......517 1207 (Successor to Campbell & Rayden) ee Shama headed b eee reputation, died yesterday at his

Summerside, { Gepart......542 122 657 ¥ , < ae oe ace eee residence in this city. Mr. Vennor had

Kensiigtos...............607 209 730] Anoti ‘ommicein: Risks Taken on Most Favorable Terns. 3 ‘hive + possibilty! One thousand five | heen ill for a long time, and was, confined

Hunter River............702 325 847 Nt ducer dl) OUMISSIOu rt dll y) hundred million dollars for rum ! to the house for several months previous

Charlottetown 802 507 1007 AGeNT FOR PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND: . pe eens ~- account, as I}t, his death. Henry G. Vennor, F G.S.

St eee inted, for the positive crimes sa! ; aie

GOING EAST. ouuax.| SHIP BROEBRHF oe ey eee mo »)was born in Montreal, December 30th,

Charlottetown. .. pO eee ° F. fH. ARN AU D, See ~ ee o - er 1840, of English parents. He was educated

Me . ees. oie 522 837/4ND ENSURANCE AGEAT ‘af ; of the banks. the store on broadway and/at Philip's School and the High

vant Stewart, se i i i 1985! Ch’town, Feb. 27, 1884. Merchants Bank of Halifax. {the office on Wall street swamped by the

‘ depart........! 527 902 ‘di ; The f h€}School, Montreal, and subsequently

iin» pine ss ee R. OF ND WATER STS — — —_—— ——— —————.. residence on Madison square. Thefather’s,|took the zoological and geological y. M COR. OF QUEEN A " ae er — re oe cources at McGill College, under

ee .722 1202 : ; ee at is what! Principal Dawson, taking the honor course

ties _.. & M. Charlotietown, P,. E. Island. = Ry, caee noe in en money | in secldity wad spsatiead. During this

Mowat Stewarton ooeee B88 90 LIN U BIN OB i incticrens pt tei a i ate

—. 47 7 er of Choice :0: ii . ‘ : fossils and minerals of Montreal Island.

Georgetown . 647 1047 ole r oO Bauks. — is — stops opr gy com-| Several papers from his pen appeared dur-

PROM East, an vf f ? = ponyes. a iat is what ha a“ a = er ing this time in the Canadian Naturalist

Wem. ......c.ccccseceee00e647 2127] General: Ages top P. E. Island of the U iw DO U i> j ED SECU Ri ij yy. again and again in its triumphal march of | and Geologist, and he afterward commenced

St. Peters..... oe ee 752 400| British Empire Mutual Life Assurance Com- prosperity. In the presence of this audience |, review of the Canadian feathered songsters

Mount § b genked ick. ch Ss 842 517| pany, of London, England ; ————)3 0-—___— to-day and the American people so farasI|i, the British American Magazine. Mr.

nt Stewart, \ depart. $47 542 Special attention vtec to Apetion — of can get their attention, | want to arraign Vennor, in 1860, entered commercial life,

Charlottetown. .............. 000. 2 797| Lumber, Coal, Fish, Apples and other Fruit, Bed ; : Re >xawrpe |this monster curse of extravagance, and | aol : Guees pao aad oie ew Real Estate, Houschold Furniture, Bankrupt {ype undersigned represents the following FIRS T-CLASS COMI ANTES, | vant you: to -paltcik wish 7p0ue seek anil ieee foes mbetete embone ) ee eee and other Stocks, and all kinds of Merchan- and is prepared to cover property of every description at LOWEST |jurl at it yo h Look at the | 2. sessrs- Frothingham « orkman for ? — EE eps ee 745 357/80" ’ RATES - = fe = AR, rae anak ad ms & aa five years, when he received au appoint- BRIERE. -« » 00000 sve esas ao Correspondence and Consiguments solicited. ay | esate es ‘a ~ hg — of sole;ment to assist Sir W. E. Logan in a 's

_—_ y, in the! sarvey of the Manitoulin Islands. H te

Keturos promptly made. Seay 7 : 8 y« anitoulin Islands. e wro : cities of New York and Brooklyn—I will) several letters to the Witness whilst so .

engaged. In 1866 his name was associeted with the first discovery of gold in the Madoc district, north of Belleville, but never looked with favor on the probability of working the mines with any degree of success. In this decision he was admitted to have been correct. He was elected a fellow of the Geological Society in 1870. He continued explorations in Eastern Ontario until 1875, gaining in 1872 further recognition of his services through his researches into the phosphate resources of the Ottawa country. In 1880 he n- ed his post on the Survey and up to his death cuntinued to reside in Montreal. During all his labors the weather and its

%~ T : S ake

Beer Ss W harf, year for e 2 $ 9,754,085 38 re pr tg) gn a changes was a favorite study with him and 2,561 proposals were accepted, —- “l\he kept a weather diary for many years.

Always on hand, a ‘complete stock of assuring 7,239,048 13 MA BLN gance, ; Ry ie publication of a prediction 2, 1875, Act the fourth—Tip-top society. Princess published in the Witness, which was veri-

Ship’ Blocks. Deadeyes,

Steering Wheels,

The total existing assurances in force at 15th November, 1882, amounted to (Of which $7, 753,031.15 was reassured with other offices)

The claims by death which arose during the year amount- ed, including bonus addi-

$6,936,302 91

The Great Western Marise Lasurance Co., of New York, (and Princesses of New York and Brooklyn

Assets Ist January, 1884, $990,892.74. Sterling certificates issued payable in England or on the Continent of Europe. Cargoes and freights covered without reference to head ofiice.

of Halifax Goa.

Everythmg on @ large

floating in and on. En‘er contempt for

'and magnificent sca'e. other people.

| Act the fifth and last—Enter the assignee. | Enter the sheriff. Enter the creditors. \Epter humiliation, Enter the wrath of

fied exactly by the weather following, he rose alunost immediately into notoriety, and bas since published a yearly almanac, which hes circulated largely. The success of these almanacs were at firet so marked that in 1882 he decided to supplement them with a weather journal, published monthly,

: 2,462 . . ‘ : —A180— tt caus amounted |The Nova Scotia Marine Insurance Association, God. Bater the conteupt. of society. | ina tn’ the, apring of the Inet mamed

Mould; : ; 2 267546 00 ‘ nter Death and Hell. Now, drop the si peared ‘s Weather Bulletin P, sacl, Ber we Tense Tdioh’ toouting. The i wie male = aon os Hulls, Cargoes, and Freights covered at lowest rates. curtain. The farce is ended and the lights aed ie the mug kindred ae ductor and Handrail, Newel Posts, Balus-| date amounted to 29,508,416 00 acne are out. : Mr. Vennor also published a valuable work a every description of Turning. Being an increase during the “ . — -—— on ornithology, entitled “Qur Birds of ret. Circular and Jig Sawing, Planing and| year of 1,062,648 35 an ° Ee ey When Mrs Pinaphor read that, at a cow| Prey,” published in 1876, the value of

ee turned out neatly and with dese

Satisfaction guaranteed, Don t forget the MeMillan's Coal Depot.

place, Beers Wharf near

Albert Duchemin.

Ch’town, Jan, 2, 1884,.—wkly 6i. ten

JOHN LONGWORTH, Agent for Charlottetown.

THOMAS KERR, Inspector of Agencies. Ch’tewn, Anguat 2, IRR2

1,000 LOADS OF GLAY

The London and Lanceshire Life Insurance Company.

. _rich people are bursting up in

The North American Life Insurance Company.

T...e3 lower than the majority of offices.

sale in New York the other day, ‘‘a Jersey

/was sold for $6,000,” she exciauned: ‘What ‘frightful extravagance! It’s no wonder that city! Six thousand dollars for a jersey! Why, a \jersey good enough for the daughter of a Queen can be bought at any dry goods store for three dollars and a halt!”

which has been universally acknowledged. He was a careful student, and although often incorrect in his. predictions, made wavy correct prognestications. The trou- bles that led to his death were a severe internal disease and rheumatism, caught, as he recently told the writer, whilst cam p- ing out in one of his long geological expedi- gions. — Montreal Witness, June 9.

OB PRINTING r ipti FOR SALE. Apply to sane executed Te ae ott FR ED. W. HYN DMAN. Lapigs and Misses Stxaw Hats.—Two +

the EXAMINEK JOB P. ING) _ JOSEPH MAHAR. | ears noe sive gen CRNA. A.| THE for esis thie year is to Gorey ROOMS, cor, Wator aud Grest George Stres¥.' § Ch’town, May 22—tf Charlottciown, Feb. 2, 1884,~—oaw sat 3m. pat. & Canes | Stare. . (Sw Saw whly 8: