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USLISHING COMPANY,

rROM THER Oy ror, ConneR OF WATER ANBOG REL? GEORGE STREETS, Charlottetown, - - P.-E. Island,

Rites oF St

BSCRIPTION :

Six Months, - $2 50 Three Months, . : 1 25 One Month, - - - 0 50

et Advertising at most moderate rates

Contracts may be made sfor monthly, quarterly, half-ycarly or yearly advertisc- ments, on application.

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ALMANAS FOR AUSUST, 18381.

MOON'S CHANGES,

First Quarter 2n@ day, 12h. 30m., midnight, W. (below hi, rizon.)

Full Moon 9th da ‘ herizon. )

Lasti@aarter t6th day, Ol, 45m, p. m., W.

New Moon 24th Ly, 4h. 33m:;;, p. m., mW.

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Monday $ 47/7 25/11 22) 1 44) 14 38 2! Tuesaday | 49) 23\aft 34) 2 24 o4 giWednesday | 50° 22114113 17{ 32 4'Thursday Glje 21} 2 47}. 4/28 10 5, Priday i} 52) 19) 3 48! 5 56 27 6/Saturday G3). AS).4.45) Jg22| 25} 7'Sunday | BS’ 16, 5331 S31’ 2 glMonday ©) | 56) d5l6-48! 8 27] 19 9 Tuesday’ {| @7; 13! 6 4630.15) 416 10; Wednesday | 53) 12) 7 1610.58} 14 11 Thursday 69! YO} 7° 43ftb 38) od 12 Friday i 9, 8 ‘17, aft 15) § 13 Saturday oY 7 8 SOP Y TH} 5 14 Sunday | gh '@to 8 Darl 3 15| Monday $; 4} 9 491 2 23 G 16) Tuesday gg 2:10-251:3/17 | 13 357 17\ Wednesday | 7| bii --3; 4 27 ot 18\Thursday . | .S,6,59)mous,5 30; 51 19 Friday | “9: abe i Rex] 4s 20jSaturday » | 11) ,S6p 1 O18 1) 4 #1 'Sundat | 18 “sare “of 8 48 42 22) Monday 18) F239 424 9 2B; 38 23; Tuesday | 14 60, 4.:8)10° 4) .:36 24|Wednosday | 15) 43) 5 7/10 7 Be 25'Tuursday { 17) 46,7 Sil Gi oiZd 26| Friday | re? 26) 7 2H 37) 27 27 Saturday 19> 43; 8 T4/morn | 20 23 Sunday 21; $t} 9 Gm0—e Sd) _ 20 29, Menday 22, 4918237042, 18 3} B7,ll 30.4 TS) 14

30| Tuesday 2 31) Wednesday 5 2

W. G. BISHOP, SEP PrPiIN Co

FORWARDING. AGENT:

MARINE INSURANCE BAlKERr,

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General Commission Agent, $0 BEDFORD ROW, P. O. BOXA ..-. » -HALIFAX, N.'S:

PARTICULAR ATTENTION given to the; t Shipment of Lobsters and other Canned Goods, and Collection of Custom Drawbacks thereon.

Hulls, Cargoes and Freights insured in first- class offices at most favorable rates.

Consignments of Produce solicited, and prompt returns uaranteed,

Correspondence solicited and answered promptly. fap 7 6m

ALFRED A. BOWN, AUCTIONEER

—AND—

General Gommission Merchant Sf, JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND.

Solicits consic-nments of all kinds of Produce Butter, Eggs, Vegetables, ote., ete, guaranteed, Good refer-

Prompt returns [ju 17 6m caw

ences on application, '

Royal Insurance Co.,

—OF-—

LIVERPOOL “AND LONDON. rae $10,000,000.00

May 16, 1881,

The Popular

Hoa. Sir W. P. How ayo, C. B., K. 0. M.G, VICE-PRE-IDENTS : tlon, Wa. MoMasrer aod Wa. Exuior, Esq, Attention is | Pivected ‘to the SPECIAL ADVANTAGES afford i by this A ssocila- tion as compared with the uniform Benus or Two and a Fialf

Per Cent. plan. ORDINARY LIFB PLAN. Casm Bonus. UO. L. A. Pelicy No. 1.-$10,- 009. Pretits for isso, a TENTH year. «Stabe rs. BL2b 96. $312 00) Results under 24 Pier. cent. Bonus plan eee e ee Cee ee S7 75 250 00

Difference - $3445 $62.00

This difference: in “favor ef the C. L pohey premium paid. Policies im this Association FEFTABLE after 1Wo YEARS, Lndisprutable After Three Years,

are

J. Ki. MAODONALD, Tune 28, Managing Director. EDWARD T. RUSSELL, & G0. GHNDRAL |

(¥ Y rc 704 iT “ Lomunission. ilerchants, No. 213 State Street,” |

BOSTON, |

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ARTHUR & CO.

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Vommission :: Herchants, 108 SOUTH BUSTORN,

HASS.

LORNE HOTEL,

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al 4 WIHAmMan LTT BF For Surf Bathing, Beat Sailing and General HReecreation to Better in the Lower Provinces. CHARGES Moprra?r.

away without visiting this Hotel, tiy 15

lating Iusarance., Company

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Prince Edward Esliand.

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worth, E:4.,° President,

Directors: ?

How L. ©, Owen, D. RM. Hooper, Esq.,

Ct. Hanprayas, leq., By Reems, Lsq.,

G, Ri Deer, Eaq., SAMUEL Moron, Dsq. Risks taken daily on Vessels, Cargoes and

Freights, at. their Office; Corner ‘of Great

George and Lower Water Sireeis,

PAak. W. ALES,

Ch’town, April 25, 1831. Secretary

Queen Insurance Coy OF ONG.

Insurance effected on ali kinds of Buildings, Merchandise and jroduce, Also, on Vessels on the stocks.

Special rates for isolated residences,

All Losses settled, prompUy,

GEORGE MACLEOD (Union Bank), Ju'77j Agent forPrice Kiwacl Istant

ft hat nuintnt iita.insnpanna

The Lare ést Ay Gite Cb Lifa.Lasurance } 3

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at the Smallest Outlay |

THE -DOWINiGN SAFETY FUND LIFES ASSOCIATION,

ST, JIOHALN. B.

A HOME-COMPANY.

at an wy ae a set ProvixciaL Dirgcnoasy

Capital, « | Gash Aggitt, 8S. Annual Income, . . °.

. . .

5,000,000.00 |

Unlimited Liability of Shareholders. |

With the largest net surplus of any Fire Insurance Corapany in the world. RATES MODERATE. JOHN MACEACHERN, | June 20,’81--cod» Agent for P, E/ Island

, by vYTe nT Wagons 0. Hire, 1 COVERED MAIL ,VAN—will scat eigh, persons, Can be bired cheap. 1 COVERED CAB—Seat six persons. Buggies and Single Wagons by the day or

week, Apply to H. COOMBS.

93.000, 000,08) * de Welle Sparr,

JasJP; Steeves, M.D,

Wm, Henry Thorne, Thos. Temple,

Foster McFarlane,M.D.,. Chas. F. Clinch, Hon. C. N“ Skinner, Q. C.,

Jas, de Wolfe Spury, Thos, A. Chipman, ©

: President. "oO oe decretary

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ae . , ae The, Safety . Pandy System : is fast becoming the popular plan of af. ‘ nO { fording Aheiprogertion of fii , yee INSURANCE! Mei berd Snly pay actaal éurrent cost,

No lange accumulatiens;.g& the ,people’s money in the havds of the, Association. Members vote for Diragtors. Expenses uf management limited,

Sard for circulars.’ Exathiné our plan.

James MeoLxop, M. D.. Physician, Ch’town., ; . E, H. BABBITT,

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June 25, *8!, Special Agent for P, E, I.

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GENERAL ‘Western. Fire

Sun Mutual -bife & Accident Insunznce Company, of Montreal, |Seisx Bete nwn

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r Ta BEAUTIFULLY-SITUATED and. well-known: estab- | corrallineand spongeous formations and to

Wednesday and Saturday evening, calling for Guests; returning’ pat the presence of water in that world is

iberty, when Free-born Men, I

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SPECIAL Price ror Lares. Lots. .

BALDWIN & CO.

iaving ta advise the Public, may speak free.”’—Kvuirwes.

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SincLe Coprrs Two Cents.

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ereiad Tuion Fire Assuranes Company, ef London, ing,,

CAPITAL, £2,50

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Assurance « Company;

0,000 STG. gf Toronto, Ont.,

CAPITAL, $800,000.00,

CAPITAL, $50

MaRzSD stauat, Pritish America Fire Assurance Company, of Toronto, Oat,

0,000.00.

CAPITAL, $500,000.00.

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MARINE ENSURAACE ALSO

EFFECTED. -

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as Ofiice—Corner Of Queen and

Strangers visiting the Island shouldnot go Charlottetown, April 4, 1881—tf

: eee a a aR tip

Risks taken on all descriptions of Propertyat LOWEST RATES.

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Lower Water Streets.

SS a other than the earth, belonging to our solar

SUMMER RESORT!

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HUSTICO BEACH,

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lishment will be open from JULY Ist till SEPT. 10th forse oo. of vegetation.

P.E. ISLAND.

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the accommodation of Guests and Visitors. Rates—$1.75 per day; $10.00 per week; $32.00 per month. | tus dealt with indicate the condition of To reach the Hetel a Coach will leave Charlottetown every their parent world to be one of what 1s

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every Thursday and Monday morning, at,9 o’clock, a. m.

CAPITAL <, T*O DRLUIONS, STERLING:

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Also, arrangementshave been made with Mr. Bagnall to meet Trains from all points at, Hunter River, for passengers to ous classes of animals. Seaside—seven miles.

Address,

June 28; 1881.

a a RR AN OE ET TT AOE RELI I EN RE TNS Ba CR EE LES AT 8G TNS!

JOHN REWSON & CO,,

Charlottetown.

ArT

AMLERETCAN

STYLE!

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Y SATURDAY NIGHT.

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Patties ‘wishing:to have a pot of deliciously prepared Pork; and. Beans deliveted at their house every Saturday night, will) Cling to the Reigumg One, leave their orders at

BEER & GORE Ss,

W here sample can be seen.

PRICE 2 CEYTS PER POT (3 PINTS.)

GF, STACK POLE.

tharlottetown, July 4, ’81—3aw

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BILLS CF LADING

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POTATOFS,

jnew potatoes in the United States market,

‘and prices are the same as last quoted—

$2 and $2.25 per barrel. In this city new | potatoes are coming in slowly, while old istock is about run out. The first is selling lat from 75 to 80 cents per bushel, while the

> ae a mn 5 1, a ( ack Gee oh : ¥ ALS; = ALRiS, Oils., &C.;5 &c., latter range trom 60 to 70 cents.

EGGS,

There has been a wide range in the | prices of eggs in Boston, owing to the difti- 'eulty in getting fresh lots, and while 174 'eents can be obtained for reliable marks, }ordinary receipts are hard to sell at 16} to

| quoted in Boston at 15} to 165 cents.

MACKEREL. A reliable Boston circular of the 6th, | Says ‘* since our last report on the 3rd inst,, |

‘the receipts of Island mackerel by this’ 'week’s steamers have been sold on: (a basis of $6.00 to 6.50 fer unculled; | This is about the views of dealers and fur- jnishers, the only basis for prices that we jare able at present to advance. We are writing to ali our shippers now that it is best to call them first. The shore catch this week, owing to the dense fog that has ‘prevailed, is only about half of last week.

FLOUR, The Galt, Ont., circular which we usually

quote, this week says; The weather, since iny Jast, has been extremely dry, with late

crops and pastures suffering severely. Grave fears are entertained as jto the corn crop in the west which is said to have suffered

very much, Flour is steady with rather ; more enguiry for export. Some of our mil- | lers are showing samples from the new crop

that look very well. Galt quotations are : : Spring Extra, $5.20 to $5.25; Extra, $5.55

! to $5.60; Superior Extra, $5.60 to $5.70,

‘state checked, | 17 cents per dozen. P. E. Island eggs are

= = ; = Ne TY ARD ISLAND, FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1881. VOL. 9.---NO. 69, : sas aa ; MAREKBTS. | Prohibition in Kansas. a 4 eit jo LE Seek. | The following from a late Kansas

The most recent advices from Great paper, shows that prohibition is by uo Britain state that there has been no change means popular in that state :— in price or demand of dats, and the season |

me oye i bg : y may now be considered over.

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| An immense outdoor mass meeting was held at Topeka, on the 18th, to dis- cuss the action of the City Council in li-

There continues to be a liberal supply of censing the sale of mineral water and

other drinks. Colonel C. K. Holiday, presided with a long array of Vice- Presideuts. Speeches were made by Colonel Holiday, ex-Governor Robinson and others, and a series of resolutions adopted setting forth that the prohibit- \ory amendment and consequent legisla- tion have proved most detrimental to the best interests of Kansas, that both foreign and native immigration has been stopped and lhe growth of the that municipal cor- porations are threatened with empty treasuries; that the expenses of courts are being greatly increased instead of diminished, as was claimed by the friends of prohibition; that a further attempt to enforce the law will be detri- mental to the moral as well as to the material welfare of the people ; therefore we heartily endorse the sensible course of the Mayor and City Council of Topeka in their endeavor to save their constit- uency from ruin; that we demand the repeal of the iniquiteus law so that Kan- sas may again secure her share of immi- grants, and that peace, good order and prosperity may return to our state; that we demand the euforcement of the law by fair and constituttonal means only ; that we deplore bull-dozing in law as well as in politics ; and that we recommend a little moderation and temperance in aill things to our prohibition friends.

A Fresu Water Sprinc IN THE AT- Lantic.—One of the most remarkable displays of Nature may be seen on the Atlantic coast, 18 miles south of St.

and Strong Bakers’, $5.45 to $5.50.| Augustine. Off Matauzas Inlet, and

he Montreal quotations are :— three miles from shore, a mammoth fresh

Superior Extrasssesesseeereeees $5 95 @ 6 90} water spring gurgles up from the depth

| Extra Superfine...sceseseeeeee soe os of the ocean with such force and volume

5 50 . 5 9/2 to attract the attention of all who

Strong Bakers’. ....c..vcecrsseeee 585 @ 6 50 come to its immediate vicinity. The

Fineyiie. AVR 4.85 @610/fountain is large, bold and tur-

ais Bled bulent. It is noticeable to fisher-

sei be abd men and others passing in small Proof of Animal Life in Other | boats along near the shore. For man

Planets. years this wonderful and mysterious freak

: of. Nature has been known to the peeple

(From the London Telegraph.) of St. Augustine and those living along

Two’ interesting problems which have} pe shore, and some of the superstitious long perplexed the scientific world appear Pan

to have been definitely solved by the emin- ae Oar. Soe ates

’

ent zeologist, Dr. Hahn. These questions | are first, whether or not celestial bodies,

system, are inhabited by animate beings ; and secondly, whether the meteoric stones from time to time cast upon the surface of this globe emanate from incandescent com- ets or from volcanic planets. That they at no time formed a part of the earth itself ‘has been cenclusively demonstrated,

| Dr. Hahn has recently completed a series ‘of investigations upon some of the huge meteorie stones that fell from the skies in Hungary during the summer of 1866. Thin laminze of these mysterions bodies, subjected to examination under a powerful |microseope, have been found to contain

reveal unmistakable traces of . the lower All the organisms, animal and vegetable, discovered by Dr. } Hahn in the delicate stone shavings he has

‘technically termed ‘‘ primary formation.”

| proved by the faet that the tiny petrified ' cre 28 TeVe ny th ic of the lens

creatures revealed by the magic of th

one and all belong to the so-called subaque They could not | have existed in comets—at least if the as- ‘sumption be correct that these are ina i state of active combustion,

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A Remarkable Poem.

Ps. lizziv: 19 Heb. xii: Il Heb. vii:ll. Ps. exvi: 6. Ps, exvi: 5.

Clung in thy grief, Cling to the Holy One, He gives relief.

{ Cling to the Mighty One, |

; Cling to the Gracieus One,

Cling in thy pain Ps. iv: 4. | Cling to the Faithful One, I Thes. v; 25 He will sustain. Ps. iv. 24.

Heb. vi: 25. Ps. lxxxvi: 7. J John iv. 16

Cling te the Living One, UOling to the woe; Cling to the Living One,

Through all below; Rom, vi: 38, 39, Cling to the Pardoning One, John xiv: 28,

He seeketh peace, Jokn xiv: 23 Cling to ike Healing One, Exod. xv: 25.

Anguish shall cease. Ps. exvii: 27. Cling to the Bleeding One, I John ii: 27.

Jobn 22: 27. Rom. zi; 9. Jobn xxv: 4 Rev. xvii: 29. Titus ii: 3. Ps. exvii: L Ps. xvi: Il.

Cling to His side,

Cling to the Risen One, iu him abide;

Cling to the Coming One, Hope shall arise,

Joy lights thine eyes. ee Se

Gilhooley for a quarter, alleging that his arm had been injured in the recent railroad accident near San Antonio. “* But yester- dwy you had the other arm ina sling,” re- plied Gilhooley: ‘* Weil, supposin’ I had, Don’t you think a feller’s arm gets tired of | being tied up all day? Besides, | have got | concussion of the brain and can't remember | half the time which arm was broken.”

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Charlottetown.

A tramp with his arm ina sling called on

Ir you visit the ** Lorne Restaurant g cigar store you will there see the finest assortment, \of imported Havana Oigars ever shown in Call and see for yourselves,

as the abode of supernatural influences. When the waters of the ocean in its vicinity are otherwise calm and tranquil, the upheavisg and troubled appeurance of the waters shows unmistakable evi- dences of internal commotion. An area of about half an acre shows this troubled appearance—something simila to the boiling of a washerwoman’s kettle. Six or eight years ago, Commodore Hitcheock, of the United States Coast Survey, was passing this place, aud his attention was directed to the spring by the upheaving of the water, which threw his ship from her course as she entered the spring. His curiosity be- coming excited by this circumstance, he set to work to examine its surround- ings, and found six fathoms of water everywhere in the vicinity, while the

spring itself was fathomless. >

No truer lines were ever written than these of Horace Greeley :—* Fame is a vapor; popularity an accident; riches takes wings; the only earthly certainty is obliyion.” Five years ago the name of Gortschakoff was a farailiar and bril- liant one in history. To-day a decrepid, childish old man totters about tbe streets ot some dull Italian or South of France city, scarcely noticed, and quite unknown to, most of the curious folks among whom he vegetates. A slow summer at Baden- Baden,a slower winter as we have written it, so perishes the career of a diplomat than whom there have been few, if any, shrewder or more successful, Forgotten in his own country, unknown in those to which his usefulness and his in- infirmities have expelled him the great ex-Imperial Chancellor of all the Russias awaits the common fate of man in an obscurity as utter as he ever relegated any unfortunate conspirator agaiust whese name he set the black marks to. Fate has its vengeance more complete than those of man,

The next boating event of interest will be the sculling race between Trickett, the Australian oarsman, and Wallace Ross. The former, who has gone to Saratoga to prepae for the encounter, expects to make a better showing with Ross than he did with Hanlau in England, and as the latter is likely to contest the cham- pionship honors with Ross before the season is ove, the result of this struggle will be watched with interest.— Turf, Field and Farm, We rather think our contemporary is off its base this time. It may be that Trickett and Ross are matched, but if they are the arrange- ments must have been made in a wonder- ful hurry, for the Australian certainly knew nothing about them when he left

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