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AUGUST 31, 1898.

Our New Governor-General.

In connection with the ministerial appointments announced this week, says the London Canadian Gazette, the Daily News has published a deﬁnite statement to the effect that the Earl of Aberdeen will succeed Lord Stanley of Preston as Governor-General of Canada on the ex- piry of the latter’s term of oliice. There is every reason to believe that this state- ment accurately represents Mr. Glad- stone’s wishes with regard to the Gover- nor-Generalship, and there can be equally little doubt that should this appointment be made in due course it would beer- tremely well received both in this coun- try and in the Dominion, for Lord Aber- deen is qualiﬁed for the post by personal knowledge of and personal interest in Canadian affairs, by much tact and bonhomic, and by real and keen sympathy with many forms of philanthropic work. It is practically an open secret that his own wishes and predilections are strongly forthisparticularpoeitiou; audit willbe fortunate both br him and, we believe, also for Canada, if his_desiresarethus gratiﬁed whmi Lord Stauley'sservice in the Dcninisn ceases. Lord Aberdeen, we may add, was born in 1847, succeeded to the title in 1870, and was Viceroy of Ireland from February to July, 1886. In1877hsmarlis_dtheHon.IssbelMsria Marjoribanka, of the first Baron

Iiile Beannachd aig na Sulnu.

LUINNEAG.

Mile bemmaclui aig na suimi, Na ﬁr nasal, slmaince, ghrirm,

A bha ‘vi nochd ’san taigh so cruhm. (3

’('mnail minim’ air oidche clmlluinu. God bha ’n rathad slochdach, root’. ..n$3

(God bha colg air guuis gsch neoil,

Thaiuig daoin‘ a shealltuinn oirnn 'Reir an nois a bh’ sun ‘I a leanoas

Air an dorus thug iad fuaim,

’S air na ballachan mu’n cuairt,

In car bhuillean laidir, crusidh’,

Mar bu dual do laoich nam beaunaibh.

Ghabh iad duau gu h-ealant’, reidh, Ann sa chainnt a’s fhearr fo ’n ghreiu; Cainnt nan gaisgeach gasds, treun, 'Dhesnadh euchdau ann sa charraid.

Bhs Mac-Calmain air auiceann, Lsbhair e le hrigh na chaiunt,

‘S thug e dhomh gu foil am laimh Tiodhlac caoimhnealachd a mhaireas;

Uaireedair le comhdsch oil’,

In i maiseach air gaoh doigh, Tabhartas 'bhios luachmhor dhomhs’ Fhad ’sisbeomiairantalaInh.

Mile beannachd sig an t-slusgh

’Chuir an so na ﬁr gun ghruaim,

Cha n-e ‘n cleachdadh bhi rium fuar;—- Saogbal busn is slaint’ is rath dhaibh.

Dec. 31st, 1891.

The Plague of Custom.

Von Schribbe—I wish to leave those few short stories with the editor. What is customary ? I’ve never done any work for the paper before.

Oﬁcs Boy——-Well, it's the general cus- tom to leave ’em, an’ then come back in a day or two——an’ get ’em.—Pnck.

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Our War Ships to Join.

LONDON, Aug. 28.--Admiral Hopkins, commander of the British North Amery- csn station, has been instructed to take his entire squadron, with the Blake as ﬂagship, to Hampton Roads next April and participate in the subsequent naval review at New York. This is in response to an invitation received from Washing- ton.

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Liquor and Morphine.

Mosrsssr, Aug. 26.-_-Alphonse Laro. que, clerk in the water deﬂtlnent, city

Tweedmouth. hard Stanley's term of ollice expires next summer.

The Scott Act and Prohibition:

The Examiner reproduces, and of course with approval, an article from the Men- trealGazetteon t.heScott Act,iu which the Gazette, after telling of the repeal of the Act in different localities says:—

“ Inellicisnt _enforcement,/ ﬂgh —-i-I1- -“puny to aw‘. in I "to secure x existin uatso ' “aéeiwithout doubgthe unfit;-"lite mun this state of aﬁirs, which, in so far as it represents a going back in the cause oftemperanceisamatter ofregret.”

Th's is truly refreshing in the columns of the Examiner. But it is quite in place. The Examiner has shown not only a wonderful “ incapacity to devise methods to improve public opinion," but a marked capacity to devise methods to distort public opinion. We have fre- quently regretted this “so f.ras itre- presented a going back in the cause of temperance” an the part of our cou- temporary and of those for whom it speaks. It is much to be regretted that with the increasing danger of annihilation with which public abhorrence threatens the saloon the present Roman Catholic clergy at the palace have stepped back from the aggressive temperance crusade which enlisted the energies of their pre- dsceaors, and that,discountenanced by an overwhelming public opinion, the saloon keepers have again found solace in the comforting words of the clergy of the Holy Roman Church. But there is no going back on the part of the great bulk of the community. Temperance senti- ment is improving year by year. The saloon can never savor in the nostrils of

our people of anything but the very atmosphere of Hell.

-—-—-€>O<}-—-—- ' To Conole with Labouchere.

Lozcnox, Aug. 27.——A meeting of Mr. IAbouchere’s constituents was held in N or thamptou Thursday to discuss his exclus- ion from Gladstone's Cabinet. The mayor presided, andststedthat men whohad chosen Mr. Iabouchers torepresent them in parliament would protest against the queen's interference with the of Mr. Gladstone’s colleagues in the cabinet. This statement elicited the fact that the meeting had been packed partially with Tory howlers. While cheered ' and ap- plauded by the majority of those present, abontﬁmmen at the sides anl rear of the hall shouted derisively and called up- on the mayor to sit down.

The police were called in, and, after about 10 minutes’ uproar, they restored order. The resolution of regret that Mr. Iasbouchere had been excluded was read, but could hardly be heard arid the hisses, groans and stamping on the outskirts of the audience. Several heads were broken and three men were asrried out uncon- scious by their friends. Eventually the P0!!! took advantage a temporary lull, ﬂoated the question with all the power of hhhnga, and the resolution ﬂy 3 -large majority. The disturbance than lleki out afresh.

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Caaarliasa Coming -Home. August 26..-A number of

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hall, shot himself through theheart at his boarding house this ;'afternoon. Be- fore going upstairs to commit the dreadful crime, he told his landlady that if he should die suddenly, she must sell his effects to have man said for the repose of

@086. A _. - -"'

. /"' 4 ~- ‘cue Conquered. “Jchnny," said his mother, “ if you

don't quit smoking cigarettes you won’t

grow a bi ."

“ Don't care if I don’t” responded Johnny, sullenly.

“ And, of course,” continued the good woman, “ if you don't get any bigger, you will still have the wear clothes made from your father's old ones.”

“I guess I'll quit, ma."—Indiauapolis Journal.

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A Horrible Calamity.

THBIE CHILDREN KILLED BY A BATTLE- SNAKB AND ONE DBOWNID.

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Aruans, Ga., Aug. 26.—A farmer nam- el Wilson yesterday went to the mill lea- ving his wife and four children at home. Two hours later he returned to find his wife lying on the door insensible, with four dead children about her. When the mother was restored she said she had tak- en the baby to the spring leaving the other children In the house. Hearing their cries she put the baby down and hurried back to find two dead and the other dying. The living one said they had been putting their ﬁngers through a crack in the floor and a hen had been picking at them. The mother went back to the spring after her baby and found it had fallen into the spring and drowned. Thethirdchild wasdead whenahe got back to the house, and the moths swoon- ed away. Investigation showed that the s1_1pp¢_:_sed ban was a rattlesnake.

Lee To Remain In Boston.

He Has Accsrrsn s Posrrros or run

Hsn.u.n--Enrronrar. Rxrrasxcs ro

HIS Srsrnsrn sr. -

G. Herbert Lee, the sbscondiug St. John man, will remain in Boston for at leasta time. Hehasaccepted a position as specialty writer on the Herald.

The Boston Herald of Monday editorial-

ly nys : ' It is not often that the Herald prints a sadder or more heartrending story than that which appeared in Saturday's paper. Mt 1409. Is s youth, passed through ex- poriencesin which he did himself great credit. He was burdened with debt and in order to escape from it by a quick and easy process he resorted to speculations in western grain. This was at the very best a risky proceeding for a wealthy man, and for one who wished to improve his fortunes it was taking risks that ‘were simply maddening and wild. This was followed by getting deeper and deeper into debt, until his case was‘ hope- ‘eiasudhehadtotake to ﬂight tapro- vent his arrest as a criminal. During all this terrible struggle, it appears from his story that he never had thought of de- faulting or of defraudingrauy one. These wasnoneof the cunning depravity of a once good man in his bifsinsss career. He was simply trying to make the best of -hinge saiid adverse eirsmstancss. and llissturyis pathetic and realistic to the i--Nvsr---

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his soul. Liquor and morphine was

. Markets

Cnsamrrrrows, Anal“ 30. 1393-

B¢¢I(SIllll)'b.uusHH°° 0'06 .o°°8 seeesaseee 0'06 O/0'” . O.......C.O.... Bultel',tIlh,'lh...u.......- 0-!’ ho °0‘9 Clﬁﬁ, I’ lbseeseessseessse O-l4 ‘°°"6 CalfSkins(trimrned) ........ 0.06 O 0.08 sessvsssssss-II 0-'3 ‘O 0'13 Fowls, perpair .... . . . . .... 0.40 30 0-5° FIOII, I'Cwtessses.. 300 to 0'00 IIIII E e-see s o a s e o s - s s as @

: Hay, 0 Ice be (newl....... 0-35 @ 0-45

Mutton, Vlb...... .... o.o8 G 0.I2 Oatmeal (white oats) per cwt.. 2.30 to 2.50 Oatmeal, (black oats) per cwt 240 G 2-50

Charlottetown Market Quotations-

WIOIBSLLI CASH P3103. Wequote:

Flour,steady,'atabout.........440004.75 C0i'nmelldllll......,..nu--..3-OOIO 3-is Oatmeal and Rolled Oats. ......4.25 to4.5o Bansassessssveeesiiseesttishssoto 36 ........uio nlc

Oseesseed to

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Oats, .. C OIOIOI IIIIIC III Butter................

Sllgi-l’S..,yell0W..... -.-. e-03 sssesss senses ooswil Tea............................r8 to 23¢

Molasses, steady......... ........3o to32c (lWlst)..u....o. -use ceases seee4$C “ (bﬁght)ss..gg....esaseaesI0'lssc

Raisins (Valencia).......... or-ate 7c

Beef..................8l2.50to $16.00

Pork, Mess . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .l5.00 .. MQOICIIIUOO O O I I I C Oﬁmlw ams -c

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Potatoes per bus. . . . . . . . . - - - - -- .16

la PABRE”

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NOTICE.

HAVING leased from-Jorm MCCALLUM the exclusive right of Fishing in the waters of what is known as McCallum's Pond, or Darn. at Brackley Point, Notice is hereby given that the taking of Trout, by any means, from said Pond or Dam, is strictly prohibited

by law , MAJOR C. F. HOWES, Aug 25 cod lm

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From in, instead of from the

lst. Because we have the latest and most im ed Instruments and Test Lenses.w1th which cwstryeach Eye sepa- rately in a._spedallylitted_ up room for that pu we haveavery larce stock of%ACIaE8 EYEGLASSE, LENSES and -resists. .0 that it is very seldom our cumomsrs munot get exactly what is req ' your eyesight vary, as is case, we are herealways rsadytomakeanyalteratio

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direct,nonecanexcslns,and our

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than thetravellerfprices. Eyes tested

forltdigilistislnand other errorafreeof E. W. TAYLOR; QIQIGIAN. 0‘ .‘

Pork, small (salt) 07-0 @040- Pork, carcass......: . . . . . . . . . .. none Potatoes(new)...... . . . . . . . . . . .. 0.48 PCILS, CCCII seseee eeees o . a s n . . so . 5 sseeeeseaseeso sssnsse-e to Lamb ( carter) . . . . . . .... . 40 to 60 Spring s,perpair......---- 5-00105-0° BCCIS.-so sssses0OO0eesesa'0F‘ 5

Leave Pistol about 12.30 on arrival of mom-

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GOLDEN RAY is but “am W“! about four 1 inches from the

u (too hard on the Ear.

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Of the Brooklyn, N. Y., Police Force. gladly ,testllles to the merit of Hood's Sarsapnrllla. His wife takes it for dizziness and indigestion

and it om‘ l . “Th hlldr ' takeiltvvidtli zg g t. Itnevvitnoutegciiiiii I most excellent thing for Thins Tired Feel-

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the 27th inst. will place

on ‘and sflrr sonuay. -on July, 1892..

HE Steamers Norruuunnnuisn and Sr. Lawaxscs, will make dagiy trips as under, local time, (Sundays 630811 J Leave Charlottetown for Pictou every morn- ing, except Wednesday, at six o'clock.

eastern train to Cape Breton and earlytraia for Halifax. On Wednesday etc will ‘cave at eight o'clock to accommodate excursion- ists and edicts. ’

lug lain from Halifax for Charlottmown. Leave on arrival of morning

forallipartsof

.ept. thllallcryliuellondayfor . .C . M nday, Wednesday andFriday. 0 .0

Gr: Co., St. john; Noonan Davies,

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LATE OF ANGLO4-'BENCH COLLEGE,

, urns uonwoon sue."

nssmrs PUPILS F08 PIANOFOITI. Perm begihns let Week in Sept (Certiﬁcate lrogfsouth Keuelnston. Bus.)

1 REQUEST an early settlement of ac- ctunts due and furnished July is: 1892.

All Accounts furnished and due Dec. 3M 1891, and remaining unpaid on the 15th Au gust next, will be handed over for collection, unless satisfactorily arranged for

Thanks to those who have paid their July accounts. ’

R. K. J OST,

North Side Queen Square

The Tel_,e:1(gFhone Go’y

P- E. ISLAND. ERSON S using the Tale- phone would ﬁnd talking much more satisfactory if the would observe the following Rules: H ’ let. Speak with your mouth

transmitter. . . _

2nd. Speak in a moderate tone of voice, not too loud, and distinctly.

you wished to shut out all‘ other sounds. Do not press

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useless waste 0 wind and

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beautiful ﬁrm-‘Yin’ the thriving settle-

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mode of conversation, is en-“

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General Insurance

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$ 835,000.00

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Income, 1891, - - -

New insurance, 1891, ‘- - 3,000,000.00 ' Assets, Dec. 31, 1891, - - 3,700,000.00 Insurance in Force‘ -' - 3 2l,000,000.00

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