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VOL. 30.--NO. 79

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Calendar for August, 1892

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A FEW INTERESTING POINTERS ABOUT PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.

(Toronto World.)

It was early in the present century that William Cobbett, then private soldier stationed at St. John, N. B, wrote to an English newspaper that Prince Edward Island was ‘*a rascally heap of sand, rock aud swamp, in the horrible Gulf of St. Lawrence.” But Cubbett could never have visited the Island when he thus spoke of what is now known as the “Garden of the Gulf.” There is but little rock throughout the entire island. As to swamp there is some, bur the swamp lands are loaded with cranberries, from the sale of which the owners derive considerable profit. Of sand there is plenty, aud what better bathing spot is to be desired than a fine sandy beach. There is plenty of fine farming land, and the island is mghtly looked upon as one of the fairest and most fertile areas in the Dominion’ As Thomson says in ** The Seasons ” ;

—- of beauty, she was beauty’s se

Recluse among the woods.”

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

has its history. ‘* Epayguit” was what the original Micinae Indians termed it, which being interpreted means ‘‘ anchored in the waves.’ Champlain called it ** L'Isle Sr. Jean,” snd as ‘‘ Epayguit” and * L’Isle St. Jean” it remained for nearly a couple of centuries. In 1801, however, it was termed Prince Edward island after Edward, Duke of Kent, the father of Her Majesty Qu-zen Victoria. The island was first sur- veyed by the English Government in the year 1764, and the surveyors gave such a splendid account of it to the Home Govern- ment that it was decided to colon- iz the island without delay. The Karl of Egmont, at that period of time a power in England, endeavored to secure it, but failed todo so. The Island was laid off into blocks and apportioced amongst many who had alleged claine against His Mujesty the King. The grant- ing of the land in this manner was the cause of much trouble, which all eventually disappeared when Confederation took place. The entire length of the [sland is about 130 miles, and in width from two to thirty miles. At present the only connections betweer the mainland are from Charlotte- town to Pictou, N.S, and from Summer- side to Point du Ciene, N. B., but more extensive connections may be looked for in the near future. The Hon. Mr. Carvel, Lieat.-Governor, resides at Charlottetown, but as he is a confirmed invalid he is seldom Been in public.

PRODUCTS OF THE ISLAND

For fine horseflesh you can’t beat Prince Edward Island, The farmers raise the best of horses, and the Island is always flooded with American buyers, who pay good prices for the animals. The early settlers speak with pardonable pride about potatoes a foot long that they used to raise, and even now ‘“‘murphies” eight inches in length are of common occurrence. It is to be deeply re- gretied that during the past two years the potato bug has committed great ravages. This is a most serious matter for the Island- ers. Oats of a good heavy quality are raised in abundanca, and eggs are shipped te Boston by the hundreds of cases. Thous- ands of sheep and lambs are annually sent to New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and the

such as raspberries, cranberries and blue- berries are sent daily to Boston. Vast quantities of mushrooms are also to be found throughout the Island. The town of Summerside is situated on Bedeque Bay, : and a few miles to the back of the town is Malpeque Bay, celebrated for fits far-famed ; oysters. The tourist can view from Sum- merside Hill the most beautiful scenery that it is possible to imagine.

“The trees shook hands high overhead,

And bowed and interwined across

The narrow way.” So wrote Jvaquin Miiler, but whether the poet had reference to California or Prince Ejward Isiand deponent sayeth not. The lines are applicable to both,

THE SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE

is undoubtedly at the western end of the Island. All around O’Leary, Alberton, Tignish, Big and Little Miminigash the finest fishing and shooting can be found. Sea trout weighing from one to four pounds abound in the small streams that empty into the gulf. Mackerel, ling and cod can be caught in abundance. Partridge, plover, geese, brant and duck fall to the lot of the keen sportsman. One of the finest fishing grounds for salt water trout is at Beaton’s Mills, about four miles from U’Leary. It was to this famous spt that the late Judge Pope used to travel all the way from Char- lottetewn in order to cast his fiy in his favorite stream. It would be almost im- possible to close this short sketch of Prince Edward Island without a passing reference to some of its leading men, who have all their lives labored for the welfare of the Isle that either gave them birth or became the home of their adoption.

THE LATE HON. J. C. POPE,

who was Minister of Marine and Fisheries in Sir John A. Macdonald’s Government of 1878, was a native of Prince Edward Is- land, and was for many years its premier. His memory is still green in the heart of every true Islander. If you ask many questions in regard to public improvements the reply you get is, ‘‘Pope got us that.” Senator Howlan is a native of the western portion of the Island. His time at present is all taken up with his big tunael scheme from Cape Traverse to Cape Tormentine, a distance of only nine miles, which the gallant Senator proposes to con- struct ata cost of nine millions of dollars. Mr Yeo and Mr. Perry, of Tignish, represent Prince County in the Dominion Parliament Both are shrewd business men, who have at all times the interests of their constituents at

_ beneath the stars and stripes. This state-

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member for the county in the Provincial Legislatures. Mr. Mathieson is a large fish ane. and has extensive packing houses,

eis also a merchant and has stores in different parts ot the couatry. He is a clever business man, and is intensely popular. Mrs. Mathieson is an exceedingly clever Evglish woman, well posted in political matters and the leading questione of the day. About half way between Alberton and O'Leary you come to ‘‘Hernewood,” the residence of a retired officer of the British army. and author ot no mean repute. Col. Hunter Duvar is a man whom it is a real pleasure to meet. He has an estate of over 700 acres, which it was his intention when years ago he settled there to convert it into one huge park, but he has since changed his mind. and a large portion of it is now under cultivation. Col. Duvar is the author of ‘‘Robeval” and several other standard words. He is a fine old English gentleman, devoted to his books and his estate. His son Ernest has large milling interes's on his Island, aud is one of its leading men,

But time presses. I must bid farewell to Prince Edward Island for this year at least. I can safely say with Dana in his ‘Bucca- neer”’:

‘But when the light winds lie at rest,

And on the glassy, heaving sea The black duck with her glossy breast Sits swinging silently-— How beautiful ! no ripp'es break the reach, And silvery waves go noiseless up the beach. H. E. SMALvpPeice. O'Leary Station, P. E I., Aug., 1892.

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General Telegraphic News.

Wisnyirec, Aug. 25.—In the Battleford district much excitement has been created by the discovery of what is said to be crude pet: roleum. Prospecting parties have been out for some time, and the liquid discovered has been sent east to be analyzed,

Havirax, Aug. 25.—A despatch from Ber- muda says a shock of earthquake occurred there about 5 o'clock this morning. The houseefwere shaken and the shock caused such a ewell in the harbor that the boats were rocked to and fro, No damage is so far re- ported. The duration of the earthquake was about 39 seconds. People rushed jfvom their houses terror stricken, hardly realizing for a }time what was the cause of the mysterious and awe-inspiring commotion.

MASKINONGE, Aug. 25.—The French-Cana- 'dians who were received into the Baptist , church lately, separated from the church ot ( Rome through a dispute with the bishop of

| Three Rivers over a site for a parish church. New York, Avgust 25.—A defalcation | which it is said will reach $20,000 vras dis- ;covered in the office of Street & Smith, _publishers of the New York Weekly. I+ .is said Alfred J. Prive, the firm's book- keeper and cashier, hes confessed to taking $7,000. He is supposed to be responsible for the entire shortage. Price was arres‘ed to-day and committed in default of $5,000 { bail. | Cuicaco, Aug. 25 —Frank H. F. Nixon, } of Canada, residing here, sues for divorce from his wife, Elhzabeth Wagstaff, of To- ronto, charging her with desertion. The woman lives in Toronto and refuses to join her husband, Nixon gives the cause of his wife’s refusal to join him as inborn national jhatred of English origin. She had been raised in an atmosphere filled with antipa- thy towards the United States and aill things Americav, and wovli under no cir- cumstances consent to take up her abode

ment is corroborated by the witness, and the court took the matter under advise- ment.

Sr. Jonn, August 25.—A picnic train re- turning to this city this evening on the Shore Line road, when near the lunatic asylam, ran over a man walking on the track, cutting him absolutely in two. The man proved to be an inmate of the lunatic asylum, named Hendere son. How he came to be on the track is a mystery.

Fatt River, Mass., August 25,—At the Border murder hearing toeday, Medical Examiner Dollan testified there were 18 wounds on Mrs. Borden’s person. Fourteen of them were in a small space at the back of the head and over the ear. All of the wounds were made with a sharp instrument. The witness saw four axes in the cellar of the house. He examined cone with a claw on it end found it had been scraped and was wash- ed. Under a glass it showed stains that look- ed like blood. He saw some hair on it also.

Cyrus N. Goodwin, one of the best known and mest respected farmers in Westmorland county, N. B.. died a few days ago at the age of 63. Mr. Goodwin wis a prominent mem- ber of the Methodist Church and for several years was a delegate to the conference. One of his daughters was married to the Rev. Mr. Stebbings, of this provin e.

A VrFerrarRIAn.—Som> wie balieve in a purely vegetable diet. owever that may be, Everybody's Pills are guaranteed purely vegetable. It is now admitted by everyone that ‘‘the best family medicine ” is Everybody’s Pills. They only cost 25 cents a box. eos

The Chinese Government has sent an official to fight the United States Govern- ment before the Supreme Court in regard to the Exclusion law.

GRATIFYING TO ALL.—The high position at- tained and the universal acceptance and ap proval of the pleasant liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, as the most excellent laxative known, illustrates the value of the qualities on which its success is based, and are abun- dantly gratifying to the California Fig Syrup Company. ones

A Mrs. Greenbaum, of Marion township, Mich., went berry-picking, leaving her child asleep When she returned she found only a mangled foot, the child hav- ing been devoured by a wild animal, sup- posed to be a panther which was seen in the neighborhood.

Tue Wilmot Spa Waters have been wonderfully successful in restoring health. Many visitors to the Springs come in weak- ness and pain but a month drinking and bathing quite restores health.

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