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—_—— ; \ ne neon ——_ ieee nc ne Calendar for February, 1893. Po Roriovend 7p touane {COPS Notes from the Press Gallery. An Islander Heard From. pees : | PEPE 9 S WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY MOON'S CHANGES, re) wie a he rejort of the Minieter of Public] The following is from a letter recently evil) . teat Quarter, Sen day.. . 359 after se OUT OF THE me Works, for the fiscal year ending 30th June, | written by an Island-r at preeent living in aga few Moon, 6 h day = 0 03 éden Ha Be | i892, -_ _— ae im is peat = United States. The New York Her ENDORSED BY A First Quacter, 23rd day : more 55 FRYING PA £5; | arranged, and in general is tavorably com- | 4)d’s scandalous attack upon natives ot this Seay eo : = ~ > “2 mented upen. Section 24 refers to public] Province was doub:less read with gusto by Gi aduate of Edinboro ° Da Day's | High E keep i oc . e : pr. . works in P. E. Ieland. The following|the average American cit‘zen. We invite A. Dr Ww. Banss, $.M.,LT.. Edin. « 7 | Day of Week. | Length | aie: P - stock a very oe Be assortment of SPEC EE ba leds not a little EE bre: kwaters have been repaired during the] said cit zens to read carefully the « piaion aan f cniture at tg de Leetyres Month. | TACLES and EYEGLASS KS. Kyes tested, if neces- \EE gp cae ra to cook- a2 year, v z., Bay Fortune, Campbeli’s Cove,}| which an Islander entertains of that ‘sweet Coll apeeeey. "aeuthe” Of SKOL > eal SS sary, free of charge. The following by a noted M. D. we isi to do, as well : Brae Liarbor, Malpcqae. land of liberty” : REMEDIES Le suys: eae bh m_ | Morn’y, haartily endor = d * : 5 - iO9las what mcf to do. Thus/cx Minor repairs have been made to the; ‘I don’t hear much of late about Anvex “i have carefully exsimined che forn ' W edueed y | 9 3 | i . laartily endorse, an consider it worth preserving. Fe we have iearned to use|.2, Dominion Building, Charlottetown, and}stion, Has the fire of treason that burned ulz from which they sre coustructed, apd 2 | Lbursday 32 z e- z£\ |S uris Marine Hopital. Harbor improve-|in the hearts of ; Bud they have beet fimuctoualy evlecter 1 ‘rida 35 | aft 17 , 1 =. * AG as _ imp ! : of the exponents of Liberal y ou eh Jituctotaly eelected : we Ny > | . a E. W. TAY LOR, Opticia BR, fs CO lTOLENE 35| |meus have been made at Miminigash,|ism died out? Iam glad for the sake of — oe —— a ay the Be ! | E 7 E Rustic , Summerside and Tignish, and the} my native country that loyal C ates the Riki Le ee ee, 5 ) @uadas uo] 12 CAMERON BLOCK 58 len t d 7 fullowi = . ‘ ; y that our loyal Conserva lieve the davredderts usd. the PRES % 6 Monday 4 | 158 FS . e > . Se ° 8 . Vin an . ‘ft repaired, viz.,)} tive party has the inside track; let the trait of taeir iad, and ibe REM Ske 7 | Teesday : 24 oe GOOD RULSS TO OBSERVE ARE :—Use the eyes freely ; do not abuse them Tris and populat COOK} re! || rtgica Shoes, Miaainaged, Mick Mise Il en df ke eee | Spal ee : Wedaceday 49 3 24 | Always have plenty of light —but, when possth'a, avoid a glare. If possible, have the af ing material for all frying aa oo. . oa 4 immainegash, Min iver,j1l am of opiniun that agencies of this ore the Pome: e! public : 4 Phuraday 52 | 4 26 | light falling over the shoulder from behind Read ut little or not at all in the lying 2 ¢ |and shortening purposes. Beets — tg wee Selkirk, Pownal, wnat sre in & measure responsible for the 10 Friday or 5 40 | position. Avoid reading by twilight. Inal ility to use the eyes means semething ; find 55 EE or i St. Peter's Bay, Sturgeon in Cameda "Tien Getaaion =e 2 ae i Saturday as 6 58 |, o atic : oe gee ee a O| PROGRESSIVE OS] | and Victoria. im . The are credited wi > | Renday | 40 1 $8 ein rend n iodammati = or — ves eyes to be eK ected, and bear in = ° It is expected that a considerable sum| tine the origin of the trouble at the Samos 3 enden 4 § 5S ae y »D-cure pain Or ache miy be due to overtaxed eyes or defective — we will be placed in the Suppl mentary Esti- ser pol few years ago. They were also Tucsd.-y s | 934 > febl5 a5 EE mats for the repairs of the Souris Break- rhe eee Bf aS pea oe ia 5 Wednead i WO 24 eel. t ‘ i ses analah 6 |Thuredy | 4] 2) EElis the natural outcome ene ee eee eeeee ulin | them sowing the seeds of disloyalty mong . 4 — Be spent last fall. The report of the Public] the natives of th ’ Friday } ¥ ll 37 »~ jof the age, and it teaches Works Department also ccntains a detailed jkediahen the Hawelien Eelnade 1s =| Satardey 20 | Morn'g . 2, |us nf touselard, but rath-| >, F at f h k performed by the}; el Ole een so ot, Cuntn 19 Sunday 23 6 12 : : m we) F , ; a account of the woik performed by the) into their Unior have proved a failure, they 20 codes 265 0 47 or ll e a 00 ine if S ae jer the new shortening, | « dredge Prince Edward, and of the improve-| grow desperate and swear by all the stare in z 7 7 4 : on ee EE ments carried cut by the department, which|their banner they will have " something. 3 Wednesday 33 211 6 COT TOLENE 86 ‘re included in the report of Mr. Louis} Dhirsting for gore and glory they sweep down : Namen of za -- x — Qo ~~ J \=2/ | Ceste, Chief Engineer. The improvement|2pon the Hawaii Islands and attempt to usurp os Friday 39 420 x ET, ° |which is far cleaner, and) O | jat Bay Fortune consists of the construction} the rights and privileges of # defenceless wo- 3 en 42 5 55 => \more digestible than any Ee of a breakwater extending out in a north-|™*2- Under pretext of saving life and pro- 3 Seabey “68 7 23 32 /lard can be. a2] [easterly direction a distance of 400 feet, its Laan oe: = ae to procieim 7 ieoaee 49 8 31 2 “ns ‘otto-|EE| | objeet being to give direction tu the current | Protectorate over her domiuions. Jt is true head y 7 ! -t| The success of Cotto-|FEI |‘ bb tid a a . | the warship Boston was within easy call as if “9 Tuesday 0 52 9 23 22 lene hascalled out worth- at ebb tide, and when extended to main-|), pre-arrangement, It is also true that the

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Campbell's Cove, King's County, is situ- ated on the north coast of the Island, about fourteen miles from Souris. In 1872 the Provincial Government constructed « de- tached breakwater, 300 feet in length and 30 feet wide, on the reef which extends out from the western end of the cove, for the protection of smell fishing vessels and boats. During 1882-3 the department re- paired the old structure, raised it two feet in height, connected it with the shore (a distance of 7U feet), and constructed an ex- tension thereto, 200 feet lovg and 20 feet wide on top~—mekivg its total length 620 feet. The whole work is constincted of square timber, the faces of the old portion, and of the construction with the shure, be- ing built pumb. The extension has a timber el pe of 1 to 1 on the seaward side.

During the fiscal year 1¢91-92 the inner face of the work has been rebuilt over a length of 80 feet near the end, the entire sloping face has been re floured, the whole work re-ballasted, and fenders, cay ping, etc., put on.

At Georgetown the dredge Prince Ed- ward has made acut 354 feet in length, 67 feet in width, and 16 feet deep at the inner, and 194 feet deep at the outer end, the work being closed on 7th December, 1891,

Oa the pier at Mink River the sum of $1,000 was expended, owing to the pier

having become unfit for traffic, and the pier has been put in good conditiun. At North Oardigan

pier an expenditure of $248 68 has been made on repairs of the three outer blocks by inserting face timbers where found des- troyed by ice and sea worms, renewing cov- ering of outer block and adding fender piles along the end and faces of the work.

At St. Peter's Bay work was in progress at ihe end of the fiscal year, and the great- er part of the materials required for the work had been delivered. A contract has been entered into for a work of round log open crib work to be solid!y filled with ballast, making vee of the piles in place for bolting to, instead of placing fenders. The pier at Sturgeon has been repaired, and the dredge Prinee Edward commenced work at this place on May 9:h, 1892. The work done up to the end of the fiscal year consisted of a cut 720 feet in length and 103 feet in width from the channel to the wharf; a basin at the end of the wharf, 169 feei; a borth at the west end of the wharf 100 feet long, 55 feet wide and 11 feet deep at iow water spring tides.

A detailed account of the work at other places in Quecn’s and Prince Counties are also included in the report.

M.ssrs. Macdonald :nd McLean deserve the thanks of the people of King’s County for the energetic manner in which they have pushed the claims of their county on ihe Government. Where so many members are pressing claims it is very difficult to get every petition listened to; but judging by what has been accomplished since the last election, very goed assurance may be entertained of what will be obtained in the future. G. F. O.

ies dcniesasaaiial titties Magazines.

Worthington’s Illustrated Magaz‘ne, for March, contains interesting articles by some of the most popular writers of the day. This isan excellent periodical, and only $2 50 per year.

The Dominion Illustrated Monthly for February, isto hand. It contains interest- ing articles on ‘John Greenleaf Whittier,” ‘Social Life out West,” ‘* Hockey in Eastern Canada,” etc, The stories this month are very good,

The Westminster Review, for February, is made up of a number of excellent articles on current topics. The article on the ‘Capacity of Women for Industrial Union” is one of the most striking.

The Nineteenth Century, for February, is well up to its high standard. ‘‘An Ex- periment in Federation and its Lessons” isan article worthy of careful pursual. ‘‘Home Rule” and Mr. Gladstone are disc usse | at large, and ‘“*‘The Taxation of Ground Rents” is interesting and inatruc- tive.

Trunks aod Valises.—A pew lot just opened and selling very cheap at the Dominion Boot and Shoe Store. leb24 4i dw

W onderful ains in all kinds of boots and slippers at Dominion Boot and Shoe Store. feb24 4i dw

warship Brooklyn was in the Chilian waters at the time of tiouble there, presumably to protect life and property. What of that ? Why, she could not protect her own crews, her sailors weie shot down in the streets like dogs and the uniforms of ker country dis- _— directly under her guns. What did ptain Schley do? Nothing. The affair created a furore at Washington; everything that would float and carry a guo was orderea ready fo: Chilian waters, Sympathetic people shed tears for the iil fated Obilians, the world he'd its breath and calmly awaited the awful shock that would shake the very e rth to its centre and forever wi

out the young South American Republic. What was he result of all thet grat bom- bestic naval display? A few paltry thous- ands were accepted by the U. S. Government from the Chilians as a compensation for the lives cf the Brooklyn sailure and the dishonor- ing of her fig. Now, with av eff ostery now2 only te Acaerici>s, they herald to the world the tidings that {ur the better protec: tion of lite ard property hey have proclaim- ed a protectorate ovir the Hawaiian Is ands. Jc is =my = opivion = that it would te more to their credit if the United States Government would proclaim a protectorate over Texas, Louisiana, Pennsy!- vania and other states under the dome cf ite

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capitol, and protect from burning at the stake and wholesale butchery men who were anfor-' tunate enough to cast their lot in this socalled

Jand of liberty. Why not protect the colored | people of the South, who are born citiz ns, from the murderous onslaugh's «f organized lynching parties? There is no need of the rulers of this country exploring the Pacific in search cf « people in need of protection. Let them protect their own citizens first.

**I remember reading rome years ago an ac- count of # negro iu one of the Southern States being hung for stealing a syringe; about the same time a woman who shot a man dead on the streets of this city wes honorably scquit- ted, and was looked upon as a heroine by the citizens. Here isequal rights regardless of color. The country remiads me of what wae once said of an English king, ‘A goodly apple with a rotten core,’ ”

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Inkerman Noies

The principal occupation of farmers in this vicinity is feeding their stock and catting and hauling firewood,

Oar genial blacksmith, Mr. John McLeod, is doing weil in his line of business.

The schol is progressing favorably under the skillful management of Miss E. Cameron.

Mre Hecry Williams has been very sick for the past few weeks, but we hope to see her ont ere long.

Basket socials seem to be the chief enjoy- ment, several hav been held within t past few weeks. ut the last held at Mr, Edward Andrew's surpasses «ll others, the table being spread in Mra. Anderson's best style, they all sat dow’ and did ample justice to the good things provided by the fair lsdies of Inkerman and Rose Valley, and then, to the melodious strains of the mouth orgen artistically rendered by a young gevtleman from Westinorland, chased the hours till ene and allthought it time to disperse, more than pleased with their sagen *7 énjoyment.

7 ALEXTINE, Feb, 18, 1893.

Tue Ratt —A correspondent at Souris, whose letter was delayed until to-day, writes as follows: A very unusual thing occurred to the east bound train on Satur- day evening last. On arrival at its destin- ation, Suuris, the forward end of a box car that happened to be unloaded, dropped suddenly on to the track, On examina- tion, it was found that the set of wheela and axle that were supposed to be there, were nowhere to be seen. The conductor and driver at once walked back in search of them, They found them near the dump, a few yards east of the rock cut. The wheels had become de- tached from the car opposite the Souris Driving Park grounds, and were pushed along by the hind wheels till they reached the sharp curve at the dump, where they were picked up. The coupling pin beld on till the train stopped at the rer, Lg when it gave way. If it ted broken sooner, or if the detached wheels had not cleared the track there is no knowing but a serious accie dent might have happened. The sectionmen lost a in repairing the damage done to the road.

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