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‘“ This is true Liberty, when Free-born Men, having to advise the Public, may speak free,” —Evxiriwes,

CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1883,

SINGLE Corres Two CENTS.

VOL 15,---NO. OL.

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Bley § A , ' ‘ > . NJ j j , | \ h f th ft-clidi 4 HE 1) AILY KXAMI NER er. % HK oe? Bs i EE. ISLAND JJ B ik f p i | | ( 2, ; the course of the soft-gliding streams. Our son [3 ISSUED BEVERY -BVERIRE % cide eel : Hol d ( » Ds S dil . | TH kK DAILy EX AMINER. , wild grasses are often gathered to fill the >|

ai ae aan ae : & JENKINS 1 : he vases which the fading flowers of i

; “a alt ie wall R JENKINS has > cnn oy ; g : summer 3

be ue Bxsaevin Pemutnone Courant, DD tise tcaaente seme co! Shea Navigation GOV. a. eoee wcssc. or vcl oo SRP RAMER Games [RIE TRS, te fading Towa of enamner on enase Coptcm teneien OT sae oth. Paul's Chas ; i ‘ see A T the Special General Meeting of the | <= === | the most suitable for the purpose, being i

sO GREAT GeOkGE STREETS ult him ee —_ ie tga Se aianictecaamata same Notes of a Naturalist delicate, graceful, and free from dust or 3

AND GRE FEORGE STREETS, — . : . : this day, in pursuance of the notice published P : 1 Charlottctown, P. E. tsland. rr 10, on consulration—§ to Il a. m., and Lapa in the Royal Gazette of 30th June last, ev —_—_ rar j ; din all ‘ y ATES OF SUBSCRIP : ‘yiew Po President in the Chair, it was, on motion, . : . | **in all places, then, and in all seasons a

APY ae cement laa a a | Charlottetown, Sep. 1. —lw unanimously resolved to adjourn the said | The peer tt, = os creer. Flowers expand their light and soul-like |

Six Months, , ; $2 50 | a te AMERS ST. LAWRENCE AND meeting till Thursday, the 6th day of Septem- point of our season. - Nature s rich garb of | wings, | Three Months, - . 1 25 R O’D Y a S » & ENC “™ ber next, 1883, at 12 o'clock, noon, at the VeTdure has then attained its fullest and Teaching us, by the most persuasive , One Month, ‘ . , 030 | . W ER, PRINCESS OF WALES. Union Bank, Charlottetown, then to be Tichest development, and the pencil of ap- reasonings, i

holden for the purposes mentioned in the said notice. Dated 6th August, 1883.

CHARLES PALMER, President and Chairman, !

proaching Autumn begins to touch its : : ” skirts with the sunset tints of the fading How akin they are to human oer gs

year. The ripening grain fields mellow the landscape, spreading their gold over the breezy hills that look to the sea. But the forest’s shadowed robe shows yet few signs _____ |of decay.

The old trees exhibit it first.

o Advertising at most moderate rates. |

_-o2.--

To the Rocky Mountains.

Contracts may be made for monthly, | saat foo y a year y or yearly anaes | COMMISSION and General Merchant SUMMER ARR ANG EM RNY, | _ DEALER IN P.E. 1. PRODUCE,

Aug. 8, 1883.

Nothing, says the Halifax Herald, tends There ig; More to impress on our minds the rapid

Commencing Wednesday, 16th May,1883,

ALMANAG FOR SEPTEMBER, 1883.

| | } MOON 8S CHANGES, | |

Prince Kdward island RAILWAY. TiME TABLE NO. 20. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. to take effect on the 24th May, 1888 TRAINS OUTWARD.

{READ DOWN.)

289, WATER STREET,

NOVA SCOTIA.

| } | |

NO. 284 STATE STREET,

TO LOBSTER PACKERS,

the ist October.

For Freight apply to

PEAKE BROS. & CO. Chiéwn, Avg, 17. .883,—3aw

BOSTON.

Particular attention given to the sale of Fish and Produce of all kinds.

June 22, 1088.—Om oe GEORGE TWEEDY, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW,

Notary Public, &c.

OF FICE—West Side of Queen Street, Char-

STEAMERS:

Carroll, 879 tons, Capt. Brown, — | Worcester, 865 tons, Capt, Blankenship

NE of the above FIRST-CLASS STEAM- ERS will leave

Charlottetown for Boston

GOAL! GOAL!

IN STORE, AND WILL BE SOLD CHEAP.

Anthacite Bye and Cesta Sizes,

the monarch yellow birch, that for two centuries has wafted its leafy plumes to the summer breeze, and yet the lofty dome

every rich fence-border. SS. lanceolata pro- duced but two freely on impoverished fields. S. strictus has a contracted spike of flowers and delights in heavier soils. And S. lucidulum, which has thick, smooth leaves, and grows on the borders of salt marshes.

The whole family of Asters is in bloom now, their ccol blue flowers sparkling like sapphires on autumn’s great shield of gold. Aster salicifolium has the largest and most showy blossoms. It delights in shady bor- ders. The crowded thicket on the border of a stream is its favorite resort as if its clustering blue flowers delighted to reflect the sparkle of the sky-lit wave. A, puniceus grows on alder bottoms, and is sometimes six feet high, with large purple flowers. A. muitiflurus, of. our western plains, is also a large plant, but the flowers are white and less beautiful. Six or seven other species of Asters now spanyle our

development of this country than the facts connected with the recent expedition to the foot of the Rocky Mountains of the Cana-

a month to reach Calgary. Who shall say we are not progressing ?

When the road is finished north of Lake Superior the distance between Halifax and Calgary will be, of course, very greatly re- duced from that travelled by the above party—some 350 miles we believe—and a corresponding reduction will be made in the time required to trayel from ore place to the other. By the all rail Canadian route the distance between the Atlantic and the Eastern base ot the Ricky Moun- tains will be about 3070 miles, which an ordinary express train should travel inside of five days. So that wondrous as has been the achievements of the past few years in reducing the time between Halifax and Calgary from seven weeks to seven days, a couple of years more will probably see a still further reduction, By the end of 1885 it will require no more time and

STATIONS. | EXPRESS, | MIXED, | MIXED. | lottetown, next door to Stevenson’s Tin Shop, EVERY (BEST QUALITY.) Sipcldiskoae meee a ae = Se eneet emannninn 3 “. <:: em “ onsen can July 26, 1883.— dy wkly 6m M bloom while the last glimpse of summer's} was to visit Ottawa at the date of Con- Ch’town ..)Dp 6.45am)Dp 9.20 am! Dp 4.15 pm THURSDAY AFTERNOON, AT 5 P.M. PICTOU ROUND & NUT sun remains. federation. Think of that !

Royalty Jo’ “‘ 7.00 ** | * 9.55 “| * 436 SULLIVAN X MACNEILL PASSENGERS will find this the Ch t| §} The Groundsels have handsome leaves, SeUnEEiEnt ytameectesanines

y tar; ’ Qn 6s sé ee 65 ‘ ' . - wi in¢ 8 e capes ¥ ° anak

N Wiltsh’e’ “ 7.35 : 10,50 Sn and most pleasant trip to Boston. Accommo- but are not showy plants, except Senecio A New Brunswicker Fleeced, Hunter Rr) ** 7.45 11.06 Shit 5.40 i y ss T- LAW dations on both steamers are splendid. BION S L AC K balsamia which has very brilliant yellow aos

Bradalba’e | ‘* 8.10 * “11.46 * i 6.16 * AL y |flowers. A rich, neglected fence-border is| How CONFIDENCE SHARPERS PO THEIR WORK. Co’ty Line,| “ 8.15 * ‘11.56 ooo : CARVELL BROS now a tangled museum of wealth for the gota

See eee en! deer ate Solicitors in Chancery, ’ (For Blacksmiths’ use, good), Plant-lover. Besides Solidigos and Asters,| Alexander Taylor, of Newcastle; N. B.

Keusingt’n ** 8.40 * | 12.37 + '7.08'*

lAr 9.05 ** |Ar 1.15 c Ar 7.45 *

Cl'town .. Dp 4.00pm|Dp 7.00am

AGENTS,

CAPT. JOHN HUGHES,

tall wild-lettuses overtop your head with

haunted thicket too. List ! How the very

arrived, in company with his sister, at the

nothing but a large check, induced Taylor

: ; ; Sum’ side, Dp 9.25 “ |Dp 1.45 NOTARIES PUBLIC, &e.) Cb’town, May 17, 1883,--pat her sj sydney Ol d Mines ele blue nae water Rowena P renee at Eastern depot about 6 o'clock last evening, : O40 «| 6 “ fs ’ Ndi : rigeron, Hawk-weed—golden again—and | on hie way from Philadelphia to his native ae “ an se | ae a “| ee es Buating, Greet snowy Gnaphilium, the dry chaffy flowers borough. While wouthar the depot he P \ Hal } «19,98 «/ « g.ao « George Street, Charlottetown, of which are everlastings. These, with| was accosted by a well-appearing stranger ses c ‘453 «4 Money to Loan, —AND— 1 lants, weave a thicket of sunn : O’Leary...| 11.20 ** | ** 4.53 = many lesser plants, weave a thicke 4Y}and induced to step across the street to Bloomfield | ‘11.38 ‘| ** 5.20 ** W. W. Suuuvan, Q. C, | Cagstea B. Macnee. - mM, blossoms all along the ripening grain | assist the stranger in getting his wife over. Albertea,, ‘'12.03pm) ‘* 6.20 * Jan. 16, '83. . x GOWRIE MINES ROUND? fields where the autumn sunshine rests with| Before the wife could be moved overa little Tignish... Arl2,40 ** | Ar 7.20 ** - sT KAMER a softer gleam of golden light. ‘Tis a| pil] must be paid, and the stranger, having

McLEOD & MORSON

, <a ahaa S a an a s ble with the vibration of a] to lend him #150 to b : h ;

Royalty Je! * 4.15 7,23 44 H ) cwtwn Aug. 10 Water Street. sunbeams trem to lend him # to be repaid on the train.

OU Sessa 664.07 “| © 7,4) “| . at. E we thousand insect harps! And the hushed! y¢ js needless, perhaps, to say that Taylor

Bedford. : | “440 «| «& BOD « | Barristers & Atiorneys at Law, i [mo we fr pat ta th ss Sm. he pres 3m sparrows, and blue birds, _ red poles] j, just that eee aoe of mi mr as oo

Mt. Stew’t] ** 5.15 “| ** 9.00 ** | : haunt it also, and that gay golden sprite of gentlemanly stranger has not as yet fell into

Lg Pir ga Pe oth SOLICITORS, NOTARIES PUBLIC, ETC, Summer Arraugement, 1883. FAT HERRING. epaeeenns aan the hands of the police.—Boston Herald, . Peter's, | . : . ‘plucks ugust 30.

Bear River’ ‘* 6.39 “| ‘(LI.11 “| : Th dsels feathered seeds, and twits and - -

Tr mewilon ae | teform Club lee ci. Opposite Post SL8, in Wh a} Sita” oe: Household. Hints.

Mt. Stew’t) Dp 5, lopma Dp 9. 10am ‘T Office, Charlottetown, P. E. Island, ee ee, Hugh, ne 10 paeeeey iS we malven, ae How silent all the birds are now! The ection

Sandi gan ay S08 22 Ta Merchants’ Bank of Halifax Building, Sum- ee al : : : swallows are leaving our skies, The Warb-| Fryexisn Parrents.—It soothes and

Jeorget'n..jAr 6.30 “* Arli.00 * TRAINS INWARD.

master, will ran as follows:—

Every Tuesday morning at four o’clock, will leave Charlottetown for Orwell Brush Wharf, leaving Orwell Brush Wharf, at

merside, P. E. Island.

MONEY TO LOAN, on good security, at moderate interest.

D. SMALL, C’town, Aug. 17, 1883.—2w

*

lers are returning one by one from their short visit of love to our groves. You wander through the whispering colonnades.

cools a feverish patient to bath him with warm water in which a little saleratus has been disolved.

‘ : is th I tli f | : a. New McLxop. W. A. O. Morson, seven a. m., tor Charlottetown, calling at STAN D ARD so ty r low dell dees trea in ‘eee Roastep corree is one of the most ci | Nov. 24, ’82.—pres her China _Point and Halliday’s Wharves, fas) tilnd dips, Skis the endless shout of re-| POWerful disinfectants, not only rendering STATIONS, | EXPRESS. | MIXED, MIXED, leave Charlottetown at 3p. m., for Halli- jothing mela heh tied glad bird-songs of |#?imal and vegetable effluvia harmless, but

(eee oaeeeptenenee }

Jh’town ..} Ar 8.00 pm] Ar 3.45 pm | Arl0. 15am Royalty Je|Dp 7.45 **|Dp3.21 ‘ |Dp9.55

day’s China Point and Brush Wharves, where she will remain over night. Wednesday, will leave Brash Wharf for

Li ASSURANCE C0.

INSURANCE OFFICH,

Charlottetown, at seven a. m., calling at

a month ago are no more. Even the irrepressable iinnet, with his most exuber- ant wealth of melody contents himself with

really destroying them.

To CLean Fiat Irons. — Beeswax and sal will make your rusty flat irons as clean and

“y + ; 4 sO OR 66! 66 “ ‘hi i lliday’s Wharves a . : one or two stray feeble notes as he wanders} as smoothe as glass. Tie a lump of wax in N Wiltsh’el ** 7.11 9 25 9.04 China Point and Ha ’ the 57th Annual General Meeti of | ‘ Y y gi p

oe R's “ 7.00 «2.08 | $8.48 Queen [nsuranee Company, leaving ee oe ae to | Aw : 9 Seniielliod amd in the silent bowers. arag and keep it for that purpose. _ When Bradalba’e | * 6.36 “| “ 1.27 “| . 5. 10 return, remaining at Brus _ wren eae at Edinburgh on Tuesday, the 24th of The ripe fruits of some of our trees and the irons are hot, rub them first with the Co’ty Line. “* 6.30 _ SiR IT | 7.8 OF ENGLAND. Ween oy will leave Brush Wharf for Char. | AB 1883, the following results for the;sbrubs are showy and beautiful. The} wax-rag, then scour them with a paper or

“TOL * i 6s F-gQ 46

Freetown..| “* 6.19 ° i : : » ended 15th November, 1883, were re-| berries of the rowan trees ripen in brilliant| cloth sprinkled with salt. Rassnats 6.04 | 32397 *, *.7.2p * CAPITAL, ‘TEN MILLION DOLLARS. lottetown, at seven a. m., calling at a we : dilaton seinen: cadet, aiaiier ae cs —

3 “6.40 “| $12.00 “| oe ggg os Point and ae W nee wring ae Sideteaiie oo fo Sadie, Rik, With ated Seer as Sov 2. the kernels Summ’ side RR 66 Tia . Charlottetown at three p. m. to return, 3,03 new proposals for life as- A . : from a dozen large ears of green corn, and Miscouche p50 “ Dp ais" | Lancashire Insurance Company lenrine Brush Wharf about six p. m, for | srance were received the o ahidedt ied pepe sere? eran <8 NERBIe we ae just cover them in a stewpan with boiling earner a on oot aan Charlottetown. | yar ‘or »404, ; : ot re 7,| water. Boll halfan hour, add a quart of red My : 2 « ‘co “ CAPITAL, FIFTEEN MILLION DOLLARS Friday, will leave ener oe meee 231 pwposals were accepted, patina ud eee - al tan sg uate. SN dilfepeuenen ondiaale tes taste, aa . sposn-

o* ~ ae . - ‘a ‘ J ‘ seven | 4 fy 5 : 6 O'Leary...) ** 3.22 * | * 8.20 “ Insurance effected on all kinds of property . ‘2 ie "Cheitotown., ledrite Char- | rh totsl existing assurances in and now the rich clusters of ‘blue berries” ful of fresh butter. Beat three eggs very Bloomfidla 7 —_ Z q a7 “ at current retes,” Lesme panes. preeety lottetown at three p. m. for Crapaud,| jrce at 15th November, hang ripening on the slender twigs of the ose —< tablespoonful of corn starch. Alberton ..| gS — Pee pe hp “ and equitably. BRISAY & ANGUS remaining there over night. 382, amounted to $6,935,302 91/ shrub Vaceinnum teneleum. We all know| When the soup just comes to the boiling foe, _ ivi oem A 7.00 pan mas General Agents. Bepurdag. wt leave Sy 8 tae ace | dt nt we ge ange Are how to appreciate these tnesiene, etna of Ce again stir in the eggs and serve quick- town ..| Arild, r 7.00 pm) 5: for Charlottetown, leaving ottetown assured with other offices t ; but there are many other fruits, | ly. Royalty Je\Dp9 45 ts Dp 637 acl 2 aia 1882 Square. at one o'clock p. = for me on re: /Th claims by death which thbngh ‘foot ae “— Come igh twee pr York..... 7 959A ea | , , oe ae turning to Charlottetown from Crapaud | rose daring the year amount- adiia aveatiy $0 thé Ginben Ol cue Weeliend orsford’s i osp nee. “1g os “ta 520 7 ._ same evening. . d, nee pores eddt- 2 462.296 59 pial epianit. gives strength where there has been exhaus- Mae Lc Rape omnes ON ES FARES—Cabin, to and from Orwell and| ‘easy St oie, The wild grasses have attained their| tion and vigor in place of impaired vitality. Morell... “| 8.16 4.3 ® | Wharves, 30 cents; deck, 20 cents, Cabin, | T2 annual revenue amounted ve | St. Peter’s| “ 7.55 “| “ 3.42 * aT "m Crapand, 40 cents; deck 30 cents.| t 15th November, 1882, to 4,267,546 00 full growth now, and the tall , atods Bear River} “* 7.22 “* | “ 2.49 ** ° to enc fepem wage os ; ait invested funds at same sedges that wave luxuriant over the reeking| It is a very usual thing to attach a stamp Souris ....! “* 6,50 “| “ 2.00 “ , IGHEsT PRICE paid for old bones, in’ Excursion Return, aa wilt ne, care | late amounted to 29,503,416 00|bogs. Some of our grasses are very beauti-| to a newspaper so asto adhere both’ to the iit. Stew't|Dp8 Bs © Dp 5.20pm) large or small lots, delivered at John from Charlottctows “ie or ae a. ng an increase during the in the delicate airiness of their structure.| paper and the wrapper, to prevent the Cardigan ..| “© 7.49 “| © 3.27 “| Newson’s Furniture Factory, rhe Sr ot Tickets will be iesued| rear of 1,062,645 35) There is Poa nervata, that grows along the | latter slipping off. It is well to know that Georget’n .| * 7.30 “ | ** 3.00 ‘| JOHN NEWSON. Eethoday $0 Cotnnnd at one first-class fare. JOHN LONGWORTH, |wet bottoms of runs. Itisthree or four {a package so treated is sent to the dead es Ch’town, Aug. [7,—2m JOHN HUGHES Agent for Charlottetown, |feet high, with a large, delicate, drooping | letter office by the United States author-

JAMES COLEMAN, te aes i _ Agent, |IOMAS KEha, panacle of attenuated purple spik'ets. | ities, on the ground that it comes under the

Superintendent, UY THE DAILY EXAMINER, = Ch'town, July 25, 1883, Inspector of Agencies. Now, in the sunny autumn days, it spreads | head of seaied matter, and as such is in- B Cheapest and Newsiest paper m the ’"~ [2aw wkly 3m pres her pat era' Ch’town, August 3, 1883. a veil of the most fairy-like delicacy along! sufficiently stamped.—7vronto Mail,

, t May 21, 1883. . Railway Omics, Chariot pose ine ous @i Provi

New Moon Ist day, 10h, 1 9m., a. m. : . [= Leave Charlottetown for Pictou Landing mounts highest in the forest round,|dian Pacific Railway officials and their 4 Virst Quarter, 9th day, 2h. 15.3m. p. m. St. John S, New foundland. every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Autumn has already kissed the. towering | g0ests. | Just a fortnight ago Messrs. ot ‘Fall Moon, 16th day, 5h. 28,7m., p. m. aide ee 2 _| Saturday mornings, at 7 o'clock, connecting head with his golden lips, and tints of de-|Archibald, Kenny and Dnoffas left : Last quarter 23vd day, 8b. 38.3m., a. m. fi Sean es + aay a of the! there with the Trai for Halifax. Returning to cay are mixed with the flashing emerald. On| Halifax en route for the present | are ~ iSun |Sun (Moon|High | Days! heidi aaite of taka 4 oe oy Ba ee Charlottetown on Monday, Wednesday Friday the border of cold swamps, too, where| Western extremity, of the Canadian r BAY OF WREK nonladhe aie ae cant guments of island produce, and Saturday, about 2 p, m., on arrival of summer seemed to have established her Pacific Railway. On Monday last—not- J ee] i P.-E. Island vessels for and to charter,| Train from Halifax, . wealthiest seat of verdure, a shaft of flame Withstanding several stoppages—the dis- i {h m jh m | morn aft'n July 30, 1883. __ Leave Pictou Landing for Georgetown on! bas run through the maples, and crimson, tinguished party to which they belonged aoa mag eae SS ; i os 13 1317 a oe se gs ere , Dining’ leaves, like burning rubies, hang on the reached Calgary near the base of the Rocky ) 2)Suuday , 2 202 ° 3! cave Georgetown for 0 folds of their richly cut dr ; | Mountains, 850 mile west of Winnipeg. : 2 tek oe 9 aq! 7 8) nf : y apery. i a innipeg | aie ay | = 4 ; = Seva! = ARTHUR & CO., every Friday morning, at 5 a.m. | Our floral world has changed. The sky-| pa ra cag xray ww was received at j rods 311 96 9 296! re tinted labiates of summer, the fragrant} Montreal on Tuesday last:— i 5 Wednesd 31] 26; 9 26) 0 18 iGK. CANADA A THE ’ g 6 chad : 31] 24/10 25' 0 51) GHNBHRAL NEW BRUNSW c A NO TH | The well-known Clipper Brig roses, and a thousand gems that have “CaLaary, Aug, 27.—We arrived at Cal- 7| Friday | 33) 22h 23} 1 27! UNITED STATES. ‘th 9 studded the fresh meadows and strewn she. norma thirty-two hear om Winans, | \ Saturday | 34) 20/aft19} 2 7 a Leave Summerside every d Sunda leaf-woven carpet of the forest are all gone, | The lice is in a very go: condition. re coal : 5 turaa j i eave 5u ery ay u ; , . . } vseotey | as 23/3 tne oo COMMISSION Merchants, |exsotess"on"ecrivm, of Train i Cone and “the great fanily of Spngenesious Ost om theeuving was mined in the vent 10, Monday | 37, 16) 2 3353 ‘| lottetown, connecting at Shediac with| § plants now fills the world with its less|f the line. The country is looking well. and il Tuesday ; 38 14! : 50} 5 9 Trains for each of the above named places ; 299 tons Register, classed 9 years A delicate, but showy bloom. hick? ip i See ares agpak ‘very | 12' Wednesday | 40 ]2| 3 32| b 29 12] ATLANTIC AVENUE aud at St. John, with steamers of the Interna. | at Lloyds, The golden rods take the first place in gniy eine and country, : , 13. Thursday 41, 11) 4 10) 7 40) 5 tional Company and Railway for Portland and | the floral crown of autumn. They are The Montreal Herald, commencing on : 14 Friday 42; 9! 4 45 8 36 al Boston. Also leave Charlottetown for Sum. M. Callaghan, Commander, everywhere. (On the pastures, in the fells. | this telegram, mentions that the arty left i 15| Saturday 43{ 7| 5 18| 9-28] (ROSS MARKET) idk , fi i ene? : | Montreal Tuesd ing (Aug. 21st), and s'Sande “ 45 5) 5 51/10 “7/12 30 meee’ yee peer morning. af 5 9 clash. due here the early part of next week on the marshes, and making great golden ast One Seen An Stat IP 4 16 Sanday ‘ slesios |) BOSTON, MASS. | Returning, leave Shediac every day (Sundays 7 . drifts by the fence-borders. Their pro-|54#Y8?— i 17; Moaday ~- 1 . 58/11 59| tlie llnaches excepted) on arrival of day train from bt.’ 1). ; ; fusion of yellow bloom might be considered; ‘‘If the party reached Calgary before ten 4 es, 48 5 59| 7 36laft 10! ; Jobn, tor Summerside, connecting there with Will Sail for Liverpool, direct, about almost vulgarly showy. But how well it|0’clock on Monday night ~as {they appear to q 19) e oo? | sol 57| 8 20) 0 53 Kggs and Produce a Specialty, Train for Charlottetown. Also leave Sum- the Ath A st comports with the flaming colors which | »@ve¢ done—they made the trip from Montreal a 20 — ae a a tes er , merside for Cherlottetowa every Saturday UgTSL, autumn everywhere spreads over the world, | t? the Rockies in six days. But they stopped il sslgetantay | 52 53 |10 4| 2 34 April 26, 1883.—wkly tf evening, about 5 o’clock, a alg The misty ‘and flame-tinted skies, the ied at a for some time, as well as at # 23|Sunday 63! SLil 3) 3 38)12 09 By order, ‘ : ; more deeply purpled hills, the varied fields, Adlncs of theke sein son eat the : f 24’ Monday ov) 47 6 : a EDWARD T. RUSSEL & CO., ; PF. W. HALES, Carry Lobsters or other oe aris poloring Shang ah dyed with | shall not know the exact running time of the 25 Tuesday is ie > a 30) Charlottetown, May 15, 1883. Secretary. Can d & d the changing chemis ry of the ripening sap, party. Itis sufficient for the present to learn 26) Wednesday | 87 45 1 9 7 30 GENER : anne ootus, and the year’s rich treasures of golden that the Rocky Mountains in the Canadian 27; Thursday \ 3 ao AL <a bees ‘lL gail fruit. ; Northwest are now not over six days distant 2 Priday 6 0 a ; 15) a ‘ig e+ it evurning will sail from ire bare 1 Sve apeme = golden ar pm entes, or seven days anda half from 29 Saturday | eeu, J (} M h { Sse * Solidigo Canadensis, with a showy pyramidal | Halifax. Only a month or two ago it took Sunday 7| 5 18/10 17/11 48 ! hoe a Seeuaday | 3 37 5 OMmMmIssion ere all 5, i | \] (1\ y| | \| f i ( Liverpoo! for Charlottetown about head of bloom, that grows so luxuriantly by | mail matter from the easter provinces’ about I | OW