FON, gee a ae ogre

whine

sieging: our saivation.

a saneneeinsimemynes nse rn Gems of Gold.

(From the’ Christian Treasury. )

SuoKeEY RELINION. —W hen I see a young convert{sith his cigar, the image ef the dear eld mother in Isracl comes tomy mind. Religion which begins 10 smoke commonly ends in smoke; and

year or

my imaginatio : ainticipates a two, and L see Ui his smo: king’ convert in the catalogue of spostates cast out as

rubbish in the gio ymy lnimber room of the church. Aim Hicti.—

being a christian

Do not be content with Rise higher and

higher. Let nothing hinder this. Save time for this. Squander no hours in company or vain amusemente. Dress

forward and keep the world at a die- tanec.

Tie Weak Tunes or Earru.—tlave vou thought how many weak things there are ia the world ? Look at the Natnral Kingdem. ilow few are the Oaks. and many are the rushes. ‘There is a rose with a siem so fragile aa al- most to brenk under the burden of its own fragrance. Yet God is God ef the reed and of the roses. There is not a speare of prass bruised by the tramp- ing feet, nor a leaf flattering from a twig, nor a bitd that fiies, nor 2 worm that crawls, vo, nor any order of so low and weak as to be beneath his care

Warton. —irre devil in his attacks on

72 sLI@,

quent and tierce 1s the all sides, be- We, therefore must watch and be and aeeey" where fortify ourselves hia aseaults, for if * but gain some sieht advantage ground, he goes on to make for himself a bre "A “’ passage : and by de- grees introduces all his forces.

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C ! a7 sobDer,

a rains

(J; 0V-

and

In aceordance with enstom the ernments of the U nited States (treat Britain have nuited in presenting Mr. Delfosse, the Be aa an Minister aeted on the Board of Arbitration in deter gioing the fishery award under the Washington Treaty, wit! h a silver dinner set, as

a recegnition of his ser- vices. Tho set is now at the State De- partinent at W: ashington. Lt. consists of a fuil dinner conprising sixty pieces, inclu ling 6ighteen soup- plate: and eight salt cellars, trays, Jishes

7 Whoo

Service;

for meats. wan tables and fit i ts, and kag in addition ali manner of spoons

used at dinner, and frait kaives. O58 one of the largest trays is the following inser ption : “Presented to the (rovernments of the United States - recognition of the public service rendered by him, at the request of tne two Grovernments, as President of the Commission heid at Halifax under the Fishery Articles of the Treaty at Washing

> -e -

Maurice Delfosse by Great Britain and

‘7 elton.

Affairs in the Lancashire ex otton districts have assumed a very gloomy and threaten- ing aspect. The meeting between employ- ers and delegs ies of werkers in twenty-five cotton making towns, held Manciiester. The men : presented their case strongly, and urged it with no little ele- quences. They gave figures

to show that at their present wages, and with all

was lately iD

rate of]

possil)le economy, they were barely able to keep body and soul io; ether, and Were un- able iolay aside anything. Employers, on

exhibited show

now carrying on their basi

the otier hand, figures to that they were : ness on a very narrow margiv, and that he 5 per cent additional waves demanded by the man would absorb more than they were inaking. ‘ho discussion was protract- ed and wari, the men insisting that the figures of employers wore misle rading and fallacious. The masters finally told the men they would not grant the advance de- manded, and alse inforined them that if the weavers did not withdraw their notices to strike they would lock them out. The news spread rapidly a and causes much ex- citement. The situation is very strained and is regarded with much apprehension. Serious disturbances are feared and it ia thought likely that the riots of last year will be repeated. At Preston hundreds of additional — nare ordered, and the military have been instructed to hold themselves in beadinais for any emer- gency.

Tax following epitaph ati!l exists in the ehurch-yard ef Woodbridge, Suffolk. It is sufficiently odd to be worth recording .

Here lies the Body of BanJAMIN BRINKLeY

Who though Lustie and Strong, Was one

That by misfortune, Shot Him self With's Gun

In the 23d year of his Age, He Departed this Life

To the Grief ef his Parents Spectators and Wife.

a - oe e--COCO

Be and continue poor, young man, while these around you grow rich by fraud and dislevalty ; be without place or power, while others beg their way upward ; bear the pain of disappointed hopes, while others gain the accomplishment of theirs by flat tery , forego the pressure of the hand, for whic: others cringeand crawl. Wrap your self up in your virtue, and seck a friend and your daily bread. If you have, in such ® corse, grown weary, grown grey with unblemished honor, bless God ani die.

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Elliott, the oarsman, is iil and confined to his bed. He has stopped training, and it is feared that he will not be able to par-| ticipate in the Hop Bitter contest.

namie

;

ze PN NE NI ELEN PD

each See naPncet a ae TN aa gr ee

Weather Bulle

tin,

ee ar for the next 24 hours jor the

Waritime Pyro ‘Uv oS. Coronvo, May 13.

Nor heaste ] 0 rLhwesterly winds, loudy to pat elo weather, with rain ares

WEENFAR URE ALMANAC. FRIDAY ceweceee MAY 14, 1880 Sun Rises..... 433!) Hrom Water. 1.21 a.m éun Sets. 7.19 | Furs Moon 24, 2,26 .2m siiliiias

Vin. GuApstonxy’s Chief Seerctary for Ire

land. Mr. Forster, is au able man, uot given to

indulging in extremist views and purposes, Hoisa superior administrator and of concilia- Put he succeeds to an inherit-

tory manners. Put pe ance badly encumbered aud difficult to man.

ave, His predeces or left him a legacy ol amine, mitigated, | = dangerous, Mr. Forster has, in effect, ceived warning that

,

are about

the efforts of priv it@ bpDeNne vole nce

exhausted, and that the Government will be : +

looked to in the emergency to save the suffer-

ing people in their dire extremity. But it loes not appear that Mr. Forster is to pursue . policy in the matter different in any essen. tial resp et at adopted by his prede- the policy of loans in aid to the land may be done under yustruction of

from ti 2essor oO ras, rovernmsi

save that something it supervision in the e

itishery piers, which would serve a donble purpose of furnishing immediite employment at certain poitits, an! uittmately promote the fishing iutesests. However, it is to be earn-

h means relied on will

estly heped omplishinent of their

' > ¢ aba u

- aw ee ‘ ’ mae prove acdcequate bO Tue ac

iuatended purpose.

eS + aE is

Remedy for Hard Times. Stop 3} ending so much en hire clot] nes, rich foed and styie. buy good, healthy food, heaper and better clat ing: get more real and sh stantial things ef hfe every way, and especia ally stop the f aman i abit of running after € xpe nsive and qu k doctors or using se

much of the vile hnmbag medicine that doen you ofily bartna, al ad makes the pre a rich, but put your trust ia the greatest of all simple pure remedies, Hop Bitters that cures always at a trifling cost, and you will see bet-

ter times and g rood health. Try itonce. Read of it in another colamn

REP t

i

vars —— Poneman

sees =

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> Sea

Ww IST INSTALMENT OF

SPRING GOODS, chi To- ir

per Northern La

Receive

marr ‘dd Cloths, Tweeds,

- nupatn Ri absin — Cashmeres, Carpets, Mattings, Rugs, n and ocm Faper. The Subseribers having enlarged and re fitted their establishment, will, ina few days, be prepared to show their. customers & very

ed stock of Goods, bought

large : 2nd well select dispose of at their

fer Cash, which they will usual low prices.

REOWN &

o- a . Vee A Re &

April 23, 1580. GOLD a PAR:s, MEDAL, 18738.

JOSEPH GILLOTT’S STEEL PENS.

BY ALL DEALERS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. Sr, A ae y 4 oh ome BS ee Ne BBs wx PAD

TREMAINE & METCALF. ee. ~lm

“y )

April 12,

ROPRIETORS "]

“of WHISKY. GREEN! LEES =

"ue PERFECTIO! i If sot 2OTHERS |

HIGHLAND WHISK

i ws

e ANALYTICAL SANITARY INSTETUTION,

a4, Holborn-via< pi H.C, London, Aug. 18, 187 9 LEPORT on the Lorne Higuiaxo W HISKY

~ visited the bottling stores of

| UNRIVALLED ror 3! | Per STODDY. | .

td

Ve have visited

Messrs. Greeniees Brothers, and have sclected frora the vats, samples of their Lorne Highiand Whisky, and have sub-

jected them to careful examination and analysis. ‘he samples were very frag- raht, mellow, and of pleasant flavor, and possessed all the characteristics of pure and well-matured Seotch Whisky of the first quality. ‘ ArTnuR Arti, Hassarn, M. D. *Orro Hi SENER, Yr. O35: REG Wholesale of the Sole Proprie tors, " ORRENLRE Brorners, 31 Commercial Street, Londen ; Distilleries, Argylcshire. Agents: - MESSRS. OWEN CONNOLLY & CO., Charlottetown, P. BI. Feb. 24, 1850

UBSCRIBE for the DATLY EXAMINER, the Cheapest and most Newsy Paper published in the Provin:es,

an

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Canacian

AND

ANMIERIS

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REAT PART of our Spring Stock has just éoine to hand

per “ Northern Light.” We con- gratulate our customers on being able to place before them, per- haps, the CHEAPEST ee DRY GOODS ever

wvesented in this Province. We cae exercised all the care and taste we could command in the selection of this Siock, whici we were fortunate enough to |secure Just as the various mar- | ke ts reached the lowest point. iWe open Gay nearly 200 PIECES DRESS MATERIALS, ch _ Cashmeres, Merinos, Lus- tresand Cords; Black and Color ed) - Lustres a speciaity ; Black Cash-| ¢ tmeres and Crapes VERY CHEAP.

Our Stock of LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S STRAW HATS is replete with the latest novel- ties in Style and Color; Silks, Satins, Feathers and Flowers, and every requisite to be found in a good Millinery Establish- ment. We have great satisfac- tion in having a stock of Flowers such as is seldom seen, and which for Quality, Style and Price can- not fail to please.

We have also added to our already good Stock of Carpets,

{LACE CURTAINS, NEW mM

BROIDERIES AND LACKS, &e., and shall have great pleasure in showing our Goods to any one who may be dis- posed to favor us with their custom,

TREMAINE & METCALF, |

838 QUEEN STREET.

Ch’town, April 23, 1880,

stock of

ade WDEHRES. |

ee ee ee on eee

FESENDERS will be received by this De- partment at Ottawa up te the 30th May, instant, from parties desireus to supply and

ieliver to the Agent at Charlottetown, on

hoiled and threes raw.) Tenders to state the price of Lead per ewt, and Uil per gallon. Address to the undersigned, and mark on ihe outside, ‘Tenders for Paint and Oil.” WM. SMITH, Deputy Minister Marine & Pisheres, Ottawa. Dept. of Marine and Iisheries, } Ottawa, Ist May, 1859. ( Qaw

frominion of Canada,

Provinces or Praince EDWARD IN CHANCERY,

Sir James MatcoLw ard Roksrt QUIRK, surviving executors of the last Will and Testainent of ANprew Duvs- CAN, deceased, and Eruvi Romanes and Guoreus Romanxs, Complainants ;

SLAND,

KREDERICK

soN Hopason, ineciventa, Defendant.

; pursnanceof a decretal order made in this Bsuit by His Hondr the Vice-Chancellor, bear- ng date the thirtecnth day of April, er be 1880, there will be sold by CU BLIC

TION, on WEDNESDAY, the sored day of JULY NEXT, ensuing, at the hour of twelve o'clock, noon, in the Supreme Covri Building,in Charlottetown, in Queen’s County, AL! ground known as Tisabs r (< )} Right, being oppesite

}

y Wet ity in

i chat piec e or parcel of Lot i Town Lots aint

an 4 Waitor

ers Mineteen and

the first hundred of Lots within Charlotte- town aforesaid, and having a front of one hundred aad five feet or thereabouts, on

Water Street, bounded on the south west by Water Lot Number seven on the north-east 1y Prince Streetand on the south-ea ie by P Street and the south-east by tl

channel of the Hillsberough River, and all houses and buildings thereon erected, with ail the rigute, easements and appurtenances thereto belonging. .

Yat thirteenth day of

ated this April, A. D. 1880.

GWORTH, Master in Chancery. Epwarp J. Hopason, Solicitor for Com-

plainants.

fa 14 oaw, till sale th

THE Subscriber wishes to intimate to the public in~general that he has just fitted up SORNG en Warerooms purposely for the Undertaking business in addition to his for mer appliances, and 18 prepared to aaa Caskets, Coffins, Hearses, &c , on the shortest notice, and at greatly reduced prices Telegraph orders from the country will be specially attended to at one hours’ notice. Le has on hand a@ large assortment of Ro Re vved, Walnut and Mahogany, Rosewood and Walnut imitation Caskets in a variety of Patterns and sizes, and prices below any in the city, with silver- plated (Canadian and A

ing im beautiful

modifications of oid terns of mounting.

‘us

merican) mount- designs as well as and approved pat-

Hearses of every class, and herses well trained, with careful drivers, and at prices lower than any other or lishment; and &3 per cent. less will be charged on the tfearse when ordered

wanEr PRITTALCUD MARK BUTCHAR,

a ine (YELI2 =>) by Gréerooms, Ci TOWKNK.,

Cod

ees. SG “dre

Giuce ih . (e@’? j - yo ms — April 18,’80—pres ar wkiy~jw

VEeMIpTIHT Dap om fi ge 3 i 2 : a 4% Biwi awl £ ly

VISITOR: Tit anf 3 hah _ Be "7 ij ‘ i’ ‘ : tH Ol ¢ LAG GP bisa i

j 2INCIPAT : revRs EP ner FUsbasae Bc fficl Ehe pescyd, es eeaned bi ee Gebi Cees.

FYXHIS SCHOOL offers, at very moderate 4. cost. the advantages of a comiortable and pleasant home together with a thorough and

Bie : refined eaucation.

The course of Instruction 1s the same as

+. 4 me 1 2 al ; - ; ie a

that of the best Schools in England and is founded upon the University Examinations

for Women. FE a young jadies from this Schoo! passed the Local Examination of the Univer sity ot King's Col June last. This is the only School in Ca: passed pupils at a Un

The number = ao is iimited, rendering the School select, and wh ile it pessesses all the educational ides an tages of a large public school, each pupil is enat bled to receive th at individual

ure and oversight which is se important, and j which cannot be given in a large eatabliah<}~ ment,

Mr. and Mrs, Padfield are assisted by a staff of four resident governesses, besides visit- ing masters.

Parisienne French is taught conversation- ally. There are twe resident French (rov- ernesses.

References given to parents of pupils,

For farther particulars address the Prin: cipal.

Rept. 19,

TENGE WHRERKLY EXAMUNER, — Per

sous having relatives or friends abroad, and desiring to keep them informed concernirg P. KE, Island, cannot do soin a better or-cheap er way than by subscribing to Tux Wrexus ExamIner., Sent, postpaid, to any address im Great Britain, the United States, cr the minion, on receipt of One Dollar,

lege in

1ada

1879.

the Ist July next, 20 owt of best London White Lead and hy eU; asks sof Linseed Ci) (two

AND Bexnsamie Witson Hieas, Assignee of the Estate of James Doxcin , JOUN FEr- Guson Ropsrrson, and Roperr Kosin-

ONE-THIRD DISCOUNT.

niversity Examination. |

NOTICE 10 MACHINIST CONT

HACTORS,

addressed to the

et MALE I LINDERS, ly of Railways and

bb ) wick eater {

} : ss Canals) and NaOTsed Tender fea Lock (5; tc 8s, VV Gillan i Van 03 ' will he rec ceived at this offic e until the arrival of the Fas stern and LAr : n M ‘ : RSD. Western Mails en THURS] AY. the Sed day of JUNE next, ror the

struction of Grates, hinery connected with

“8 on the’ Welland

and General Condi. his office on ond after 20th day of MA¥ can also he ob tained,

Parties tendering ave cxpected to provide the speci ial tools necess ary for, and to havea practical knowled lye of, works of this ¢] and are requested to bear in mind that ten. ders will not he considered unless , strictly i: in accordanee wen the printed forms, and—in the case of firms1—except there are attached the acts wal sinatures, the natare of the occupation and residence of each member ef the same; aud further, an accepted cheque fer asuim equal to $250, ri the pe of each ! must accompany each tender, Which sum shall be fi ited if the- party in. dering de lines seni ring in ato contract fer.the and ou the terms Stated in

and the necessary ma them, for the Canal.

Pians, nt eecetLeNS tiens can be seen at PHURSDAY, the :}

MOwWw 140

t+ rn

iere forms of tender

LOC,

WOrkE at the ra the ofter sunbunthte a.

The cheque tii the respective | accc pted.

For the due falilment of the contract, the party or rarties whose tender it is pre. posed to accept will be notified that their ten. der is ace} sted, subject to a deposit of five pr cent, of a bulk sum of the coutract—of wh h ¢ 12 SUlN Bent in with t he tender will be vonsit dered a part—t » he derosited to the eredit

R eral within cughe Cays after

etthe Receiver Gen the date of the notice

Ninety per cent. conta ot the progress esti. mates will be paid aniil the completion of the work.

This Department does not, however, bind itself to ac cept the lowest or any tender,

By Ov ier,

sent in eg be retursed to parties whose tenders are net

- BRAUN, Secre Rarpwars & CAaNALs, | ap 5, 2aw t

29th Jlac

Drrr. or Ottawa,

h, 1880,

Bacco

TENDERS FOR 1s) x RRIBGE SE PERS TRUS ve ST? BE.

ere een mene ee ae

FEXENDERS addressed to the undersigned i willbe ee = tonoon of SATU RDAY, tlre 15th MAY next, for furnishing and ereét- ing Tron Snperstructures over the Eastern and We stern eutleta ef the Lake ef the Weods, Speci fieations aud ather partie tlars will be

h on application at the offiee of the

fers ished

iv *? + + i oat

0 cinee r-1n -{ bre : CJTTawa,. On ar atter the Lath April.

RAUN, necre . } ap 9, 2aw tl

Derr. oF RAILWAYS «

Ottawa, Ist April, [S80 \ Slay 15, fw <a i Se e 8... “ dewnee 2 = aluable Property for Sale “3.8 ot ip ; 9ece.s 839 : :

Va ui SU » & Wied v3 it 1 FBO BE SOLD, all t Sof Town LetMe, 2 74, in the tirst. | d of Town Lots ia Chariottet own; having tof 67 feet, Dor- chester ¢ reat, aaa rupnive back 80 feet, te

gcther w ‘ith the buildings thereon erected, ; t

. os ; Pixs ‘

For further particulars. apply te Meesrs, Ty . - fol x - (‘harlattatawn Hopason &- Me Gi NAricttetown,

Seat. 1S, 1872

, RS SSE. ERROR us EL ERGREP OY EASE A cae Et Ea HESS f i Cort,

. 4 4 Spavina, Splints and Ringhones cu red with- out blemish end for re containing

111s, ize West for borses the line

full oe to Dr. Wim Broadway, N.Y. Use only

iment3n yellow wrappers, Sold by all diug- gists, andjin quarts at $2.50 in which there 1s great saving. - Trial bottles, 25 cts.

‘ ae ‘ ‘ i? T - ‘ Agent at ¢ harlottetown: VW. KK. \V AvSON Druggist. Nov. 28, 1879 é a my kv en

RE AY’ Se SE! R p¢ MEBIC CINE

e € rc

vi -- t SADE FISKE. 5 x ; jo & hee s English sccm mee VA agdyw. : nn fatl- ee a Seay, ap nwa CoD oy . os i = Gi ing cure for Sen ’s faG + na “eae ; j aty inal ‘VY CAK NCTA, , aS ; oe Sper NAvVOTT Gall ¢ livpotency, anc ; > > . all diseases tun

follow as a

- ofore Ta scan of seli-abuse; as loss of -}

Me inory, Pain i im the Back, Dispose

versal Lassituce, of Vision, Prematare Old Age, ‘and many other Diseases that lead to Ingaz tity or Cone sumption, wt, Full particulars in our pam phiet, which we desire to send free by mail to every one. a The Specific Medicine ix sold by ali druggfsts at $1 per package, or six paek- ages for $5, or will be sent free, by mail, om receipt of the mone y, by addressing The Gray Medicine Co., To yronto, Ont., Canada

N. B.—The demands of our leilsnins have necessitated our removing to Toronto, to whieh place please address all future communis cations. gs Sold in Charlottetown by all Drugist and a by ail wholesaieand retail Druggists

the United States and Canada. January 24,1 9 “)

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