THE DAILY BXAMINER, SHPTEMBER i1,

Ostrich Raising. OTATY FR staal af es Behe s . > o we, $ Ost I be fairly tried in | % .& uty } j } ‘ " . ere ..4 rc » : tie ~ rn | Pac if states ‘ tps RADE ; MAREE tt sare not Said to be pretty birds. | 4 / * 7 im te athers are ¢ legant en igh, it 1s , A ! Ds ; | . | ’ t ho aks a i . ] ly believed ut they do wu D¢« Ae 7 : se the erigmal wearer as well as To the borrows An ostrich yields from $50 $100 worth of feathers vearly and.will live op grain, rotten wood ; : ‘ hash, moek turtle soup, old boots, carpet { tacks, confectionery, patent medicines,

that they will serve feathers ha

It will be seen the Wouble purpose of providing

ties and a slaughter

for Amer'can bea 4 rket for Yankee prodactior idea & ny Che ostrich has a habit of kickin pre ti RAS

Ore wold &ippose that a horse or a niule ~ ge ae Y-

would beat avy bird at THECREAT

this recreation, AR as ths performance Calis into servic ‘ only 25 iustead of OV per cent. ol their ap BEM) fect. But it is not so. The ostrich} Qj de x FOR

stands’ securely, using One foot

as a j

swivel around which he kicks toward 3 every point of the compass, This bird | 3 is said, in yld vatural history books, to ; j lay aw 604 48 Taree as thirty eggs of a Neuralgia, Sciatice, Lumbago, hen. Should the use of the ostrich be Backache, Soreness of the Chest, come at large slices of toast will be Gaut, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swel!- called fo iags and Sprains, Burns ard — Scaids, General Bodily High Hee'ls. Pains, wii Tooth, Far and Headache, Frosted

The heel is made teo smalk and too} Feet_and Ears, and aij other hich. and is displaced forward Its Pains and Aches.

. 1 . No Preperation on earth equals Sr. Jacoes Or Darrowbess Makes women unsteady 10 as a suse, gure, simple and cheap External Mpir gait, ike the Chinese, © “Pheir) tiie outlay of 60 Cente, and every one sutering equilibrium unstable. Its. he ight is with pain can have cheap and positive proof of ite st@l «orse. lt puts the sole ov an inclin- — = tions in Eleven Languages. ed phine, as if the wearer were constantly | g0LD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS goiog down a mountain, and how fatigu- IN MEDIOTHE. ing tl is let any one say after a trial A. VOGELER & co.,

It pre disposes to falls. The foot sliding a : ee eee U.S. te fo: ward on to the toes doubles them up, : . producing painful corns on their, upper | Prince Bdward island suriace. It throws the weight on the |

forefoot instead of the heel. This twists | : i

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the axis of the foot foreward, aud often

produces painful contractures of the ie A i L VV A Yy . calf minseles, the anterior tibials and |

even “the *mmecles’ of ‘the ~ thigh,

TIME TABLE NO. 18. SOMMER ARRANGEMENT.

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due to extra work required by the abvor- | maf postire to maintain the body in eqnilibritum, and prevent it from fslling forward. Especially is the peroneou |

lor a muscle - on the strain by these) Tg take effect on the 5th June, 1882, two detects. set . TRAINS OUTWARD.

anyobe stand bare- legged on one foot. and watch the tendons of these muscles in a Jookiug-glass, as | his. equilibrium distu®bed. Every paneenen slight want, of balance, causes. one or|™ a 4 anothet “to spring into ‘Strong relief,’ showing _ their’ vigorous *consiriuction. Imagine this going on all day in both

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KEEP THE MONEY IN THE COUNTRY.

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‘It is Time to Give Up Wearing Shoddy Boots and shoes. }

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WARRANTED! | WARRANTED! We warrant EVERY pair of our loWN PACTORY MAKE tO Wear well. We guarantee our own make to be soLip ‘LEATHER. We also sell CHEAP, giving better value thae you ean get in the |imported, Weare getting up a fine lot of Men’s Long Boots for Winter wear, } warranted not to rip on the sides,

| Also Women’s Boots and Slippers iv great varieties. We guarantee to vive good fits or no sale. Encourage home industry, especially when you can my the home manufacture cheaper,

DORSEY, GOFF & CO.

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LIFE DEPARTMENT.

f i . _,| Royalty Je ‘* 7.00 ** ‘Dpl0.02°* , “* 4.40 ** eet, and one can readily believe that N Wiltsh’e “* 7.35 ‘ ** 10.53. ** | ** 5.28 **.] walking and ‘especially runoing (well| Hunter R’r “7.45 “9 “91.10% pee Sap nigh a lost art among corset-bonnd | Bradalba’e ‘* 6.09 **) -© 91.50 * * ONT x

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. . * | i and Chinese-shod women) will be rarely | Co’ty Line. |

: : : . . {Dp 6.30 * . . os indulged in'except when necessity admits} p,octown | « 8.96“. “12 15pm. P 6 45 «4 | Accumulated Funds (irrespective of Paid up Capita’) over - - $12,000,000. 00 of no excuse.— Medical News. | Kensingt’n “ ».40 “! “12.40 7.05 © |

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| Summ side Dp 9.’ 5 Dp 2.00 -*

the present confusion. She has a large! Bloomfield] ‘113% “4 5 25 “ force massed at the C uIcasus, VW hich could} aiherten. | 12.05pm ~ 6 05 . fall at any’ hétr. upon Turkey. These po.=

to turn the death of Skobeloff to advantage | souris ..+.|Ar 7.10 ‘ }Arl2.00 ** } in promoting an anti-Turkish crusade, es Mt. Stew’t!Dp 5.15pm|Dp 9.10am much is said of his shedding ‘* holy tears) Cardigan ..| 6 10 “ | “10.35 « os — —— he had to turn away Jeorget’n..|Ar 6.30 * |Arhl.00 «

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"TRAINS INWARD,

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Chere are now in operation in Europe |

about one hundred miles of electrical rail- ways, ind numerous others are projected.

Those ip opreation inelude one at Lichter- |

feidé, and that from the Spandaner Rack | ~h'town

STATIONS, | EXPRESS.

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..\Ar 80pm Ar 3.50pm Arl0, 20am

to Charlettenburg, near Berlin; another | koyalty Je Dp 7.45 cs Dp 3.25 i. | Dplo.02" from Port Rushto Rish Mils, in the North | N Wiltsh’e) ** 7.11 *- | * 2.29 *¢) « 9.15 & of Iréland, and ‘in Holland, from Zand- | an Rr a ea —p- “| ‘ 9.00 ‘i vyoot’té Kostverloren. “Among lines in eon: | "8°" © ops a i ee of ‘e struction are:—In Austria the Moedling | Coty Line.; ‘* 6330 §*} * B20 & Ar S11“ line, near \ lenna ; in Germany, from Freetown...| ** 619 ts 1.05 * | Dp7.55 se Wiesbaden to Numberg, and from the royal | Kensingt ni** 6.4 | “12 40°" «ss * mines in Saxony to Zankerode ; in England, | . ‘wid bee 5 40 « | e99 go ee) & 7 99 under the Thames, connecting Charing | TO SP 1-5. o8 + |Arl1.20am|

Cross and Waterloo stations ; also in South Wales, for which the force will be derived from the fall of water. In Italy, Turin and

| Port Mill..| ** 4.17 © 1 9 43°*

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=—_—- i - ate a ’ ‘ !Tignish...| ** 2 * i Dp6 . A Russian prince died at St. Petersburg | el the 00 : BS

lately who contradicted

all the popular | Ch’town.. notions of Russian prinees

Arl0.00am} Ar 7.00pm This was Orloff | Royalty de .

Dp 945.*+ | Dp 6.87 *

Davidott, the son and nephew of the five} YOrBana- 1° DS “ol * 620 “|

famous brothers Orloff of the days of | Bedford. . . s 9.20 es , ** 6.00 *

Catharine. This Davidoff was the friend of | Mt. Stew’t! ,_ *oS , 4 6:20

Sif Walter Scott and Geethe, a pamphleteer are ee

: Sho .. Morell.... Dp8.17 ‘‘ |Dp4.15 “

artten essayist himself of no mean preten- St. Peter’s| ‘'.2.55.‘4 | + 3 400° Semper rbrtbr tees ae | Ue ‘ :

sion, liut above all a hamanitarian. ‘Being | Ber.® River} @°7.93 + | eo 59 +

oue of the largest land owners in Ressia. | <..,.; + 650 66] 6 -

“2 $y : ~? | SOUrI8.... 6.900 2.00 he devoted himself to the elevation of his 4<

ee cs Mt. Stew’t! Dp 8.45am!Dp 4.50pm former setfs, founded industrial andother | = 1j ae Tt saan) ee schools for them, with system and appliances | Georget wile 7 0) | eg 00 ‘ far in advance of those in England. | eee emen.teneneee anemones

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L. B. , In January of the present year, Mr. W. . B ARCHIBALD,

sated uF tains id Ris , Snperintenden _ ree A rime “sae a ine Railway Office, Charlottetown, May 31, 1582 He reported the discovery te the authori- | ee

ties, who investigated the tomb, and now pronounce ‘the sarcophagus a_-relic of the bronze age, and at least 2 500 years old. One of the twoskeletons found in the}: sare yhagus’ had a tnassive bronze ring | around its arm. _The tomb, which seems to have been originally filled’ with fine sand. was two metres mg and seventy centime tres wide- It is aaid to be the only one of | the kind ever discovered. |

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The following note was left, with a per-| Cents. For sale by all Pruggists. Beware of ambulator containing a six-months-old | COUnterfeits and imitations. The genuine

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in pity and bless him and you. Georyi a te Chetan OE TLY EXAMI. , wh O46: 8 ; ge NER, the Cheapest an . peer was born March 26th. , oes i SNe i P. E toa. . aly ar r

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R. SOUTHPORT, West RIVER, FROM PRINCE ST, WHARF, \ JILL LEAVE CHARL /‘TTETOWN

EVERY MONDAY, at 5.90 4. w., for Shaw's Whar!, returning at 7 a. m., Calling at

Wesiville and Rocky Point (when tide per- mits); returning, will leave Cheriottetowy

/again on Menday, at 3 30 pP. ™, and on

Kriday, at 4 p.m. FOR LAST RIVER,

Will leave Charlottetown, at 4 306 a, m,, on

Tuesday morning for. Mount Stewart, retain.

jing @t 7 a. m, Culling at Cranberry apd

Hickey’s Wharves, Also will leave Me Stewart, on Wednesday giorhing, at 7a, m | calling at Cranberry and Hickey’s Wharves, returuiug tO Mount Siewart same event: g: occasionally on Tuesday morgings (when ithe tide will pet otherwise permit) the | Steamer will not proceed beyond Cray | Wharf, but will iuvariably leave Mount | Stewart fur Chalottetown on Wednesday | Mornings, returhing same evening ag ” | On Suydays, Steamer will leave © | town for Rocky Point (tide aan Ya.m. and 115 p. m; returning, will leave Kucky Pcipt at 9 30 4, m.and 1.45 p.m, If Steamer is not on voule on Sundays, gail

boat will take ber place. . F. L. HASZARD, Ch’town, June 1882--pat fiy3

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Steam Communication Between Pictou, N. S., Georgetown’ dnd

Souris, P. E. 1., Magdalen Islands and Gaspe.

pe Strongly-Buili Iron §, §, BEAVER, P. P. Li maistre, master, Her

Mujesty’s mails, will leeve Pictou

during the season of Navigation, every Mon- day afternoon, on arvival of Express Train from Halifax for Georgetown, Souris andthe Magdalen Islands ; and every fourth commencing Monday, [9th June, will extend her voyage to Gaspe, calling (w. stherpep. mitting, at Perce,

Port Hoop, C. B.

Will leave for Port Hood every y Night, from Railway Wherf, Pictoa fue! on arrival of Passengers by ac train irom Halifax,

Every attention will be paid to the com- fort of passengers od

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A FRASER &CO, Quebec; FRED. W. t RASER, Pictou, N, 8, A. A. MACDONALD BRO3,, Georgetown, P, EI, C.J HALEY, Souris, P, Edy JOHN MACKAY, Port: Hood,.: July 14, 1882, é

P, E. ISLAND. | Steam Navigation Coy,

UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

The Steamers ST. LAWKENCE and PRINCESS OF WALES will, com-— mencing the 20th May, 1882, sail as wucer;

FOR NOVA SCOTIA. : Leave Charlotte+tow, for Picton every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday a Satarday mornings, at 7 o'clock e there with the Train for Halifax. Returnh Charlottetown Mon@ay, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, at 2 p.m.,, on arrival of Train from fialitax. of Leave! Picton Landing for every Thorsday at 2p. m, and Pictou leavirg Gee) getown ar five 6 Frifjiay moruime. , oe

UNITED STATES.

Leave Summerside every day » excepted) On arriva: of morning Trafti Charlottetown, connecting at Shéaiae Trains tor each Chthe aoove named and at St. John, withe steamers of the }. 8, Co., and the All Rail Lineto Portland# Boston. Returning, leave Point

du» day train from dt. John, tor an

every day (Stnday excepted) on

lottetuwn, te Also leave Charlottetown for Summerside

every Monday morning, at 2 «'ciock,

Sammeiside for Charlottetown every Satunday

evening about five o'clock. ot

By order, “ Fr. W. HALBS, - Charlottetown, May 25, 1882. > .

TH ONLY DIREOY LN To Boston.

STEAMERS : Carroll and Worcester.

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LEAVE CHARLOTTETOWN” Every Thursday, punctually at 6p. LEAVE BOSTON .

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NOTICE. —

Te business heretofore carried on & the undersigned and the late A. B. Ste® under the style and firm of Hick»y & S#¥ art, Tobacco Marufacturers, will be tinned by the subscriber under the same

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