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ALMANAC EDR JUNE, 1882.

MOUN S CHANGES. Full Moon Ist. day, 4h. 2Im. p.m, N. EL (below horizoa.) Third Quarter Sth day, 0b. 57m., p. m., W. (below horizon.)

New Moon 15th day, 2h. 2im, p. m., 8S. W., |

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Commission Merchants,

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BOSTON, MASS. May 19, 1882—6m

1882, Point du Chene House, 1802,

CEO, L. HANINCTOY, PROPRIETOR,

(Formerty P. *cuuRMaN).

Our Regular Summer Tourists and the travel- ling public will find the above Hotel one of the best in New Brunswick.

s@ Dinner On the table on arrival of the P. E. Island steamboats. frains leave the platform {opposite the Hotel), at 2.45 o'clock, giving passer gers mple time to dine. {ju 5 tm

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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, NOTARIES PUBLIC, Ac.

OFFICE~—O'Balloran’s Building, Great George Street, Charlottciown, P. E. Island. H. V. PALMER. JAS, W. MULLALLY.

April 10, 1882,

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To shippers of Produce to Rewfoundiand.

BOWN «WOODS,

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, wT. JOMN’S, N.F.,

Give particular attention to Shipments from Prince Edward Island. Consignments Solic ted.

PesSERENCES— “ The Manager Union Bank, St. John’s, N, F

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OF ENGLAND. CAPITAL, TEN MILLION DOLLARS.

City of London Fire Insur- ance Company.

CAPITAL, TEN MILLION DOLLARS

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api equitably. ¥F. KENNEDY, General Agent. Otice— South Side Queen Pyare. i Chitown, Feb. 3, 1892. 2

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7 QUIRK ? Ws TENNIS JERSEYS,

To the Editor of the Examiner. | Sir,—My attention hes just been called _te a communication in a Jate namber of your paper, stating that a train hand had taken some trout out of Morell River, and reflecting on the inefliciency of the Ward- en’s supervision. Now, I beg to state, in the most emphatic manner, that the’ river has never been better watched; but the ‘Warden being in Charlottetown, the said train hand saw him there, and: took advan- tage of his absence to commit the depreda- tion. I: is a rather adifficenlt matter to _ detect the said poacher as he iv ap-old hand at the business, in proof of which I may _Atate that his nets were seized by a warden Bbme two years previonsly. “He haa also this advantage to assist bin: in developing his poaching propensities —he can take the train t» Morell; where some cf his friends who are in the fishing business can supply him with all the appliances to. carry on. his

nefarious business,

In conelusion, [ may say that your cor- | respondent, in all probability, is a hungry, ‘ greedy office-seeker, who was an accomplice

SSR. a CURBESPONDENCE, Smee Y.GR OS es | ap Rett nie OES 9F- OF Petot et Otti é 44 e We do not hold ourselves responsible for the Gye Most yi ee) opinions or <tatements of our correxpontlents,

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No Preparstion on earth equals Sr. Jarors On : Pa sede, onge sinple. end ci e Extermal 4 : ; A trial entails but the comparativriy (7 rig ; Sibi bette of 60° Cents, and every one suffering ! of Garrison Artillery. = pain can have cheap and positive proot of is | No. 2 Battery, Charlottetown. ims. Directions in Eleven Langurges. ’ To be let La eS ds eutenant, provisionally — AToTS T Ts rd ; ’ . BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALEDS Henry Wallace Davison, Gentleman, vice

IW MEDICINE, : : : vk : - , Daniel Davies, jr., left limita. ' A. VOGELER & Co., To be 2nd Lieutenant, provisionally —

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Captain Thomas Ives, V. B., No. 2 eerie Prince County Provisional Bat- tation

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Boarp or EXaMINERs. . Province of Prince Epwarp Istanp. | Srconp Crass CERTIFICATES,

Captain Thomas Ives, Prince County | Prov. Battalion.

Lieutenant Isaac Henderson, 82nd Bat-' talion. ;

2ad Lieutenant Daniel Stewart, 82d | Battalion. | 2nd Lieutenant William Scott, 82ad Bat- | talion.

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i | | Death of a British Vice-Admiral.

y Vice Admiral Robert Hall, C. B., Naval 'Seeretary of the Admiralty, is dead. He

' was a pative of Kingston, Ontario, and was

TH ce ; i . vw Royal Insurance GO Ly tories. He envered the Royal Navy

+ EraAc a ‘ever since. Attaining, by gradual promo- OF URGLAND. ition, the rank of Commander. Hs com- $25,000,000 .00 manded H. M. steamship ‘‘ Strouibola,” can, and was engaged in the operations which Unlimited Liabilityof Shareholders. | resulted in the capture of Bomarsund ; and JON MACEACHERN, | fterwards, when attached to the Black Sea Agent fleet, in the operations before Sebastopol

“a? 5 —.... and the blockade of Odessa, and was acting : f , Captain of the ** Hodwold” at the taking of UsOW BANK P, if. SEAND, Kertch. He served in command of a sqnad- rom im the straits of Kertch, and was im

pet cal | command of the naval portion of a com- | bined expedition which captured and de- oO 'stroyed the fort establshments at Taman.

TOTI Eis hereby given that a Dividend’ After the conclusion of the war he was sent at the rate of eight per cent, per aunum to the coast of Albania to protect the Chris has beer declared on the capital stock of this tians in that provinee, whese lives were in Bank for the past six mouths, payable at its dancer trom the fahaticism of the Turks. Head Office and Brat ches etter this date, ify 1871 he bceame third Lord of the Ad GEORGE MACLEOD, = wiraley, ard Comptroller of the Navy,

Charlotietoun, May 31, 1852. Cashier. which a: p intment be relinquished in 1872 ‘on b coming Naval Secretary tothe Ad- mraity. He was Naval Aide de-Camp to

178." the Queen frow 1870 to 1872.

Assets mee

March 2, 182.

DIVIDEND NO. 36.

GOLD MEDAL, —s = ' The Medical College of the University of

California turns out graduates to prey upou ‘the public with more than ordinary ind/fier- ence to their qualification. Oue student is mentioned, of whem we are told that “having whoily failed iu his examination, a large waj rity of the faculty desired to give him his diploma potwithstandivg, becaure ‘his family had been reduced to poverty by the war,’ and oa Dr, Martinasche refusing to be a party to the preceeding, the young);

? } w ; - 7° > : MEDICINE, | man was called in and asked : ‘If they gave, {him his diploma now, would he promise to}

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The High Commissionershir.

The rumoor is again revived that Sir

A. T. Galt will not retara to” Bogland —

as High Commissioner for Canada, and

that the Hon. D. L. Macpherson and pot _

Sir Leonard Tilley, as was at first re- ported, will succeed him. The office is the best one in the gift ot the Dominica yoverpment, as it carries position and

the highest salary, after the Governer-:, Geueral’s, paid by the people of thi#

country. Mr. Macpherson is » gentle

mau of very great ability, large means, ..

apd commanding presence. He writes.

and speaks well, end we ‘have vn dot io

buf that if appointed, he would e

excellent representative of our interests in England. The salary is a large one for Canada to pay, but as a matter of fact, it isa very small one for a man holding the position of High Commis- sioner to receive. England in the style commensurate with

the digdity of the offiee, 6a that’sum, avd -

consequeutly it stands to reason that the

future Commissioner must be a. map of -

means and good social position, other- wise the office will be worse than a white elephant to him. Mr. Maepherson is

well equipped in these Mack and we

feel. sure that bis appoin t would be most aeceptable to the people, Without Capital.

It is bad beginning business withoot e pital. Tt is hard mark pockets. We want’ a nest-egg, for hen: will lay. where there are. already. It_is true you must bake with the fic you have, but if the sack is empty,.

might be quite as well. not to set up for

a baker. Making bricks without s'raw is éasy enough, with m:

money when you, have none to start with. You, youug gentleman, stay as a journeyman a little longer, till you have saved a few pounds; fly when your wings have got feathers; but if you try it too soon, you wil! be like the yourg rook that broke its neck through trying to fly before it was fledg Every minnow wants to be a whale, but it is

without sticks,

wicks ; it leads men into tricks, aud land ,

them in a fix.

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About the Sun.

Particularly impressive are the facts and examples by which Professor Young en- deavors to convey to the reader some idea of the prodigious forces and activities with which the student of the sun is confronted. Speaking of the outflow of the solar heut, he Says:

“The quantity of heat emitted is enough to melt a shell of ice ten inches thick over the whole surface of the sun every setond of time ; this is equivelant to the consrmp- tion of a layer of the besc anthracite coal neariy four inches thick every single second In revard to the distance of the sun from the earth, he says: “Though the distance can easily be stated in figures, it is not possible te give any reai idea of a space so enormous; it is quite beyoud our power of conception. If one were to try to walk such a distance, supposing that he could walk four milesan hour, and ke« p it uy forten hoursevery day it would take sixty-eight and a half years to make 4 tingle willion of miles and more than sixty three handrid years to traverse the whole. If some celes- tial railway could be imagined, the journey to the sun, even if our trains ran’ sixty mil@s an hour, day and night without a stop, would requite over one fundred and s-venty-five years S.nsation, «ven, woitl4 not travel so far-in a humeu lifetime To berrow the carious Dlustra ion of Professor Mendenhall, if we could im-gine ap i.fant with an arm long enough to enable him to touch the sun and burn himecl!, he would die «f old age before the pain would reach hin, svee, aecording to the expeim-nts of Helmholtz and others, a nervous shock is communicated only at the rate of about one hundred feet per second, or sixteen hundred and thirtv- seven miles a dey, and would reed more than one hundr d and fifty sears to make the journey. Sound would do it in abont fourteen years if it could be transmitted through c-lestiai space; aud a cannon-la'l in ab ut nine, if it were to move nviformly with the same speed as when it leit the muzzie of the gun. If the earth could be suddenly stopped in her orbit, and allowed to fa}l unobstructed toward, the sun, under the accelerating influence of his attraction, she would reach the centre in about four months.”

As to the attraction between the sun and earth : “Ir amounts to thirty-six hundred guadrillion of tons—in figures, 36 fo lowed by seventean ciphers. . . We may im- agine gravitation to cease. and to be revlaced by a mat-rial bond of some sort, h iding the earth to the snn and keeping her in her orlit. If, now, we suppose this connection to consist.of a web of steel wires, each as large os the heaviest tele- graph wires (No. 4), then to the sun attraction these wires would have to eover the who'e sunward hemisphere of our gluve about as thickly as blades of grass upon a lawn. It would require nine to each square inch.”

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