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JANUARY 9, 1868.

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Hoey Hiterature.
Diatocve on THe Tarirr.— Well
Sam, how do you like the tariff?”
** First rate, first rate.”
** You like it, then?”
** Oh yes, first rate tariff.”
** How’s that, Sam?” |
*+ It lowers the duty on the necessaries |
of life!’ [for the next season,

BAgricultural.-

Cuorring Woop. — Almost every
farmer has upon his farm a wood lot,
from which he obtains his year’s stock

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elf into the woods and chops the neces-

such things necessaries >” did net haul the wood to the door, and}

* Of course I do; we must have whis-|chop or saw it up ready for use. We
key, let other things go as they will. 1) remember one good lady who was sorely |
was saying the new tariff lowers the| perplexed at times to get fucl with|
price of the necessaries of life, and raises | which to boil the pot, and in spite of all)
the price of the luxuries, tea, sugar, mo-/ she could do or say, her husband neg- |
lasses, &e. A first rate tariff! After lected to provide the wood needied to do!
vetting the whiskey we will have more] the cooking for the large fami y under|
money left than before to buy other) her charge, and otie day in haying time, |

. re ya oe aaa ts | ~* kd 2 |
things with. Don't you see, Jake? jafter repeated denjands had been made}

(Jake scratches his head, and thinks.) ' tor fuel during the week 17

: 4 OK Gulbetel i | revious, she}
** Well, Sam, I didn’t think of that be- | hung her dinner pot out oe su cc ea

fore. But I don’t seo it yet, somehow,” | south side of the shed, and left it there.

BAS inner time came ‘Armer Wi
Tran AnGuaeNn hu ASU RDUM.<-\Ve W hen dinner time came, the farmer with |
his man and boys were ready for his al

never believe a man when he professses| ;

to be xestrained from marrying by the time meal, behold there was nothing to
vie vig Cu } ¢ 2 y 7” > OF Ay |

extravagant style ef female dress. Such} cat on the table. When the good wile)

arguments, as a lady observed to are sim- | V8 questioned, she suid she would go!

te ‘and see if the dinner was cooked, which}

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ply Za aiasraae i | she very much doubted, though she had
Curtrne vor tie Currer. —Tair- placed the pot @ the hottest place she}
dresser (anxious to puff his anti-bare’s| could find. ‘Phe furmer was ashamed of
grease): ‘t excuse me,’sir, but you are @| himself, and set off that afternoon and|
leetle” —Old Gentleman: *‘ Bald, ch? got up some wood, though he never was |
Yes, I was born so t” ja good provider of fuel. Now there are |
Qventys.—When William obtains a| few things that so provoke the cook as)
sweetheart is he an accepted Bill?—|to have green or wet fuel, and no one
Should Jame’s wife want diamonds when | would blame her for being right down |
she posses a ‘‘ Jem’ already. mad if she was expected to cook without
ae : ae ea ql any fucl, for that is more than was ex-|
Phere is a shyness, the offspaing 0 {pected of the children of Isracl, whe}
refined sensibility, which is often mis-| oro requircd to make bricks without)
taken for pride 5 and there ao forward straw. Now much the best way is, not|
and designing familiarity which frequent- | only to chop and get up, and ive split |
ly wins the applause of those who be-| nq pile your wood in winter for all the}
come its destined victims, next year, buf'to.do it early before the |
A horse dealer in the Athenian city of] snow becomes very deep, and the weather |
Oxford made an addition to his stock of) very cold; and then when it is all hauled |
two fine horses, to which he assigned the; up to the door, you can at your con-|
classical cognomia of Xerxes and Artax- yenience prepare it for the fire, and be-
erxes. A gentleman commoner haying | fore the spring work comes on, have it)
deman¢ed of him his “ exquisite reason’ | all out of the way | When wood is cut)
for so doing, he replied, ‘* Why, you see, | for the market, it should be cut about)
when I drives tandem | makes Xerxes| four fect long, and if itis to be left in}
my leader, and puts the other in the | the woods to dry, should be corded up!
shafts, so I calls him Arta-Xerxes. | with the bark up, if cleft wood. All)
Tre Sappren Fusunan.—vhere is| Pine wood, to dry well, should be split |
‘ 7 When green. White birch wood is very |
no funeral so sad to follow as the funeral | " Hate fun belne dvied Gnuereaver.|
hour own youll, Which we: lave. lean) Ucn AGtGn ION DEIDB) Guo WO GeH FON:
Pacait eicieiyh a 4; | Large logs should be split, of whatever
pampering with tone lentes aeons) wood they may be. If the wood is want-
hope, and all the bright berries that hang | Mah ead ae

ed for home use, it may be cut eight or}
i i ster "0! e path of 5 : : 2
Vee cluduere Over the pe iten fect long, and hauled that length to}
ite.

' the door; soine saving is thus made by
Secret kindness done to mankind are’ sawing instead of cutting. At any rate,
as beautifel as secret injuries are detest-| ao it as you will, do it if possible, when |

able. ‘To be invisibly good is as godlike | it will be nice and dry. |
as to be invisibly evil is.diabolical. | |
Tucpinc Tornips ann CabpaGcrs.—|

Ancer anv Reconciiration.—It is| SHE |
Dest not to be angry; and best in the There has been a good deal of diseu 0f
next place, to be quickly reconciled. | of late concerning the feeding of turnips |

: and cabbag to milech cows, Many)

«Don't put too much confidence In 0! firmers sto contend, that if such |
lover's vows and sighs,” said Mrs. Part-| articles are fed to cows giving milk, it
ington to her niece. ‘Let him tell You! wilt imparl so unpleasant a flavor to the}
that you have lips like strawberries ANd) ik as to render teat for uso, andl
cream, cheeks like a tarnation, and a that chee d butter made fiom it willl
eye like an asterisk ; but such thi of- | Cilio aamod saab lO tHELG, Others |
tener come from a tender head than trom | {ley ioud (urnips end their loaves,
atender heart.” Rata Bagas with their leaves, und cab-

It is said that an Ohioan, who beat his! bages freely to the stock, and find no
wife all night, recently, was arrested next ;such results. |
morning—-not for the beating, but for | though one party or the other must be
disturbing his neighbor's rest. | wrong 3 but we believe that both are]
intially correct in their statements. |
‘act i3, the first named feed their

Yur Poor 1x Sririz.—Bankrupt) cows irregularly and often, just before
Publicans. : ,they are to be milked when the milk is

A young clergyman, just inarricd, un-| Sure to taste of the food so badly as to be
dertaking to give out a notice of a mect- | nearly werthless, while others feed plenti-
ing to be held at his house, which hap- | fully, but regularly; and always after)
pened not to be a rectory, said, ‘* There milking.

A farmer who has a large herd}
. fy Ss of cows, and makes cheese and butter
will be service at my our—at the house | t i '
of the minister.

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Tu Temvorat Powrer.—The brain. | The f
| The

| recently stated in an agricultural mecting, |

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i {that he had raised tons of cabbages, and
An Trishman decapitated a turile and)

: : ‘ fed them during the past year or two, |
afterwards was amusing himself by put-

fi f ey te fand he had never seen any injurious|
ting sticks in his mouth, which it bit) ofocts in the favor of the milk, Here |
with violence, A lady who saw he! carded this crop as an excellent one to!
proceediug exclaimed: ** Why, Patrick, | io forte purpose, Tice all Seine |
{ thought the turtle was dead F So he) who hare suffered from feeding the roots |
is, ma’am,but the craythur is not sensible]... jaye mentioned adopt the method |
of it.” described, and they will have little cause |

Apyicr to Roxros.—If a woman) to complain, |
doesn’t love you, make her hate you.
Hate is an unnatural extreme to her, and

Srrasine Foon ror Carriy.—There |

the rebound to affection is easy and ey- {is no doubt but the value of hay and | .

entually certain. | other feed is greatly inereased by steam-|
ling. ‘Those who have followed this prac- |

Macweric Arrnacrion. — It was 4} tice for years, all agree that the good|
clever thing of an officer of engineers, | yogults more than compensate for the|
who visited the Zoological Gardens the) trouble. Hay, corn stalks, husks, and|
other day, and, leaning gracefully over | all such materials are greatly improved,
the chairs of his lady acquaintances— | 144 made more nutritious by the process.
falling soft nonsense the while—applied | \v. should see that every article of food
his magnet-headed cane to their hair-pins| py eaitle as well as for man, is used in
till he had drawn them all out! OF course) the most advantageous way. Ifsteamed
there was great tribulation when, on ris- | j¢ may be fed to them while warm, ani

ing from their seats, their chignons tum-| 444 greatly to the comfort of the animals
bled off! It said the ladies called the|;, winter, All kinds of food given to

captain a ‘brute ;”” but what else does pigs is much better for cooking. Do it
one go to the ‘Zoo’ for but to see) then when you can.

brutes? K : j '
Ax Vasencr rat Yizrps Most.) aed ior Welle Te ni an
Acqui-escence. Lende or table use rough the winter

: a should be so cared for that they will
a Tae nee Tier hee not shrivel, but retain their freshness

Mane, A greyhounds even until spring. ‘Turnips, beets, car-
_ The Philosopher Bion said pleasantly | rots, parsnips, and the like may be cover-
of the king who by handfulls pulled his} ed with sand, and thus kept fresh. Many
hair off his head for sorrow, ‘* Does this} yegetables are nearly ruined by being
man think that baldness is a remedy for) stored in cellars of houses heated by a
grief?” furnace. ‘This should never be allowed.
It is better never to store such things in
a cellar under a house, but ina cool
place either under the barn or elsewhere.
The cooler they are kept’ the better, if
they do not freeze.—American Journal
of Horticulture.

FOR THE

InpEerenpnnce.—Serenity,health, and |
happiness attend the desire of rising by |
labour; misery, repentance, and disre-
spect, that ef succeeding by extorted be-
nevelence. The man who can thank
himself alone for the happiness he enjoys,
is truly blest ; and lovely, far more love Trecs.—Manure may now be hauled
ly, the sturdy gloom of laborjous indi- | and placed aroand the young trees that
gence than the fawning siinper of thriving | you wish to push forward next season.
adulation. —-Goldsmith ‘The snows of winter and rains of spring

ImMontaLitre-Whenil constdor. the| Cary, dows the yoneoe properties in a
boundless activity of ovr minds, the’ re-| condition to be absorbed by the roots
inembrance of things past, our foresight | Bex’ year:
of whatis to come; when J refcct on| ‘Yo preserva,potatoes an exchange re-
the noble discoveries and vast improve-| commen(s the following :—Dust over the
Tops by which those minds have advan- | floor of the bin with lime, and put in six
porveunt, Om “sciencen, L am, entirely | or seven inchés of Cera and dust with
nature whigapd Out of all doubt, that a/lime as before. Put’ in six or seven
many execitenah in itself a fund of so| inches of potatoes and limeagain, Re-
inortal,—Xenophon® poshiot Possibly be} peat the operation until all are stowed

‘ away.

Jot fuel, and s time during the winter ae te
[sither tenda-bis hired man or gose tim-| HOCK ERY WARE

sry amount of fuel to supply his wants! on cost.
A \ We have known}

' Lowers the duty on the Recensarlce those who have neglected this work until! CON
of life, Sam! do you call whiskey and! quite late in. the spring, and even then | KE

PARLOR, | ol.
‘ BEDROO)
| SHOP, ‘and
Sor

| The Subscriber, in order to effect a clear- ;

Now it vould scem as].

CHEAP STORE.

| Save your money by buying your Dry Goods,

1092 BAGE_SALT,
| 2400 bust. bulk do.
Tor sale very low.

| Wholesale Customers

Will find it to their advantage to call and sce
samples of

The Assorted Crates of

| still remaining for sale, at a small advance |

ALSO:
TIONARY,
SENE OIL,
PITCU, TAR, OAKUM,
ANCHORS, IRON,
TOBACCO, PIPES,
CHAINS, NAILS,

SYLPUUR, ROPE
ALS, SALTPE!
DYE-STUFES,
af STARCH,
COPPERAS, MATCHES,CANDLES, BAK-

ING SODA, . Tsojanan uum pun

WASILIING SODA,
PLOUGH MOUNTING,
SHEET IRON,
NOUSE COAL,

R. PT. HOLMAN,

Summerside, Dec 12, 1

STOVES! STOVES |!
IST received from ALBANY, a selection
of
COOKING,

OFFICE STOVES,
of the most approved patterns,

DAVID ROGERS.
oh |

Sa UNG OLS |
at and below cost,

FOR CASH.

Summerside, O:

ance of his
Retail Stock of Goods,

has commenced selling

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Dry Goods,
Shelf Mardware, |
Crockery ware,

Boots and Shoes,

Tats and Caps, |
Clothing, &c.,|

At and below cost for CASH. |
Cach customers in want of the above, will |
do well to call and inspect his Stock, and!
learn prices befure purchasing elsewhere.
JAMES. L, HOLMAN.

tish & American House, 2
ummerside, Dec. 12, 1867. §

& MEAL. |

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FLOUR

Pps Schr, Provippxce, from Montreal, | «s

800 Bbls. No. 1 Alloway & other brands
FLOUR!
100 bills. White & yellow Kiln dried
CORNMEAL.
bape dor Sale for CASH ONLY!

JAMES lL. HOLMAN,
Sunmerside, Dec. 5, '67.

BRICKS!
PYM subscriber hi
KILN FIF

BRICKS!
ving builta BRICK
PEN POIN'L, is now

prepared to furnish any quantity of the best) °

quality of

Bit CIs.
I.C. GREEN, Esquire, be able to
h BRICK in SUMM DR.
SOLOMON SBTRANG,

15 Point, ang. 15, 1867

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Highest Cash Price
FPAID VOR UIDTS, at the * EUREKA
i JiOUSE,” Sun side.
CITAS. CARDINER,
Summerside, December, 1867.

CHEAP SPORE.

Groceries, &¢., at the
CHEAP STORE,

FEAIE Subscriber wishes to inform the public

that he lias openedaPPORBin Summer-|
iside, on Water Street{ directly opposite
Green & Schurman’s, where he offers for

sale a choice assortment of
D y Goods, Groceries,
&c., of excellent quality, and cheap for Cash,
: J.R. STEWART.
Suminerside, Nov. 21, 1867. eo
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Salt! Salt !!

De BRIG ZULEINA from Liverpool—

JAM
Summerside, Dee

“SEED WHEAT AND —
FLOUR.

have this day received from Montreal 350
Bushels

White Bald Seed Wheat,

the kind most approved of and generally grown

in Canada,
AISG:
100 barrels of tha celebrated

Alloway Mills Flour.
D. ROGERS.
rummerside, Dee 5, 1867

SL, HOLMAN.

SEED WHEAT.

FFVAK subscribers offer for sale a quantity of ox
S cellent, Canada SEED WITEAT. Farmers
weuld do well to a themselves of this oppor
tunity.

J

Bedeque. Nov 23,

Look Here.
J B, FLLCH'S GOLDEN OINTMENT is
e used for all confplaints, that skin, flesh,
bones and muscles fire afflicted with; with
wonderful success. /I'ry it.
W.R. WATSON,
General Agent for?. E

Stop! Read This!

FENIIE Subscriber requests all aS at
indebted to him to call and settle
their accounts a to the 1st day of

JOSEPH BERTRAM,
5, 1867.
“Cheapest. TEAS
J. STEWART.
Cheap Store, Summerside,
Dee. 5, 1867.

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Great Attraction !
CLARE'S new SALOON!

TENUE Subscriber, thankful for past favors,
wishes to inform the publie that he has
removed his Photograph Saloon to a new
Building recently ere ted by him for the pur-
ose, adjoining Shop, where he has better
facilities for tuking Pictures.

Photographs and Ferrotypes taken in the
most improved style and at the very cheapest
rales.

If satisfaction is not given there will be no
charge,

Call and see Specimens !

CHARLES R, CLARK.
Tlead St. Stephen Street,
Summerside, Noy, 14, 1867,

~ [MPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC !
“ Clifton Elouse”
RE-OPENED |

The subscribers are now opening their
first arviyal “of

consisting in part of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware
Cotton Warp, red, white & blue,
Harthenware,
Glassware,

Drugs Medicines,
Boots and Shoos!
’ Brooms,
1 Pails and ‘Tubs,
Tea, (best English)

Sugar, Molasses,
Raisins, Currants,
CONFECTIONARY,
‘Tobacco,
Soap,
Kerosene Oil,
Tron and Salt,
Nails, (all
: sizes, )
AXES, GLASS, PUTTY, PAINT, OIL.
All of which, with a variety of other
Goods, will be sold at the

Smallest Prices.
Country Customers will please call and
examine our stock. -

SCHURMAN & JOHNSTON,

Clifton, New London, \
Oct. 8, 1867.

Blanks of all kinds, for sale at
the “Journal Office.

NEW GOODS, |

Mrs. 8. A, Allen's,
PREPARATIONS FOR THE HAIR,

Mrs. 8. A. Allen's Mrs. S, A. Allen's.
Vorld's Lair Restorer World's Hair Dressing,

ig suited to both youngandold. Itstrengthens or ZX LOU AT SAM UM: HAMS TTEPT
the fair, prevents its falling or turning grey, with the Restorer, He i MS ae pace &
and i parts to it a beautiful glossy appear- alone often restores, anc i a i ne
coo, Tt never fails to RESTORE GREY MADR] orate, beautify and refresh the air, rendering
aya eo? GINALYOUTHEUL COLOR, it soft, silky and glossy, and disposing it to
TOITS Os S¢ a hola dicoutly upon ie remain in any desired position. &

viving them the natural ¥OR LADIES AND CHILDREN,

rf producing the same whose hair requires frequent dressing, it has
sitilite mild lUeiTiode. quantity as in youth. | no equal, : No lady stoiletis complete whan
It malt veatire eon bald laces, regtires: no | it. ‘Phe rich glossy appearance AER aA
previous preparation of the hair, and is casily | truly wonderful, At Tinea ie i air, ¥ ;
anulicd by one’s self, One pole will usually’ | mores all dandruff, and imparts to it a oH
lect for a your, a8 after the hace 48 once rea- fellalttal A SERN TOY ae
its ar, & te 4 og ‘4 r dis o st econ~
tored, occasional applications on %e in three | Han een FRA Wes be KnetaL

months will insure against grey hairs to the | omic ; LBA TTA PR HIRE
most advanced age. 2 ' Millions o." botties sold every year

Lhe Restorer Reproduces and the air Dressing Cx ltivates and Beautyjies.
Principal Sales Ofice, 198 Greenwich Street, New York City +
August 1, 1867.

Ir im nor a 2)¥Ey
roots of the Ha."
nourishment requir ed,

NEW. GOODS. | Just in Time

FANE Subscriber has just received per} ey ay D
Undinewand Zuleika from GREAT iS Pp R J N G ch RA E | I
BRITAIN, Lady Ligin from MONTREAL,

and Anite Laurie trom BOSTON, the bal-
ance of his ‘Fall Importation, consistug ii)
part of— ; ‘

The Snbscriber has opened a

Tailoring Establishment !

Boiled & Raw Ou, drooms, Pails, & Tube, jin Mr. I. J. Ricnanpson’s Old Stand, which
White Lead Colored Paints ‘he trusts will be the real Fashionable one of
Olive Oil Glass and Patty | Summerside, Ifan accurate fit, a stylish cut,
Zine, Crockeryware, Salt, tron & Steel and superior workmanship can ensure eustoin,
Buifiloe Robes Kerosene Oil he flatters himself he shall not be without

(Caps Benzine, Varnish patronage from thet and discerning,
Glassware Pobaceo Every trade requires brains, and none more
pee oe Se sotian the art of cutting and making up a

ope Starch rpment fo fit every variety of the humai
Salt Plow Metals ae ' i

form; but some people seem to imagine that
it requires No more judgment to cuta coat than
ats ORG ee to hew a loy,—an erroneous idea, the effects
Nuils Dy ¢ Stuffs of whickvare seen in thetasfeless and ill-titting
# Chain for Mud Diggers. garments we every day Lelfold in the streets.
And a variety of other GOODS, which, to) There is no cartiy reafon to prevent. us
gether with former gee comprise «| Provincialiats frowt being) as clegantly and

Vinegar , ron and. teel
Springs and Axles ~ Cheese

POTS »| fashionably dressed as the Americans, and the
very large a wa nd § ye UD NY ‘ 1
oy EG ad well fu Ke BLOCK OF ‘subscriber will use his bestendeavors to reach
MBRCHANDIZE; and having been bought 4 consummation sv devoutly to be wished.”
in the best market« and upon the very best aya GAFFNEY,

terms, will be sold as low as any others intl late Cutter at Mr, ILJ.Richardson’s Cloth-

market. ing Store.
BAVIG ROGERS.

_Sammerside, Nov. 7, 1867. writish Periodicals.

CG} WY hs YOD Ss The London Quarterly Review (Conservative)
Ne W Mx: ) WZ The Edinburgly Review (Whig),
AY THB The Westminster Review (Radical),

North British Review (free Church)

Winfred House! a

| Plackwood’s Edinburah Magazine (Tory)

| ae Subseriber begs leave to notify his
. numerous friends, customers, and the
public generally that he has just

Removed to his New Store,
THE WINFRED HOUSE !

Just oppose ld Stand, on

‘These foreign periodicals are regulary pub-
lished by us in the sanve style as heretofore.
Those who know thesn aud have long sub-
scribed to them, need no reminder; those
whoim the civil war of the last few years has
deprived of their orice welcome supply of the
best periodical lite re, Will be glad to have
Central Street, then again within their reach; and those who

a : niay never yet haye met withsthem, will as-
where he is now opening a suredly be well plensed to receive accredited

New & Fashionable Steck Of tienes ogress of uropean science

DRY GOODS! TERMS FOR 1367.

For any oneofihe Reviews $4.00 per annum
which he now offers as CHEAP FOR CASI | Forany two of the Re 7.00 G

us can be bought on this Island, Forany three ofthe Reviews 10.00 (4)

For all four ofthe Reviews 12.00 [ts
pare These Goods have been sclected by | For Blacky o od’s Magazine 4.00 Ny
himself. and will be found of the LATEST | For Blackwood Gone Review 7.00 AY
STYLES and FASHIONS, . Bor Blice.vood and any two

is f the “K eviews
Cotton W arps. all Colors. of the K eviews

10,00
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— ofthe: ‘Reviews 13,00 ay
—ALSO— For Blac kwood and the four <
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choice lot of CLUBS.

A discount of twenty per cent. will beallow--

GROCERIES!
;¢d to clubs of four or more persons, ‘Thus,

which will be sold as cheap as formerly. four copies of Blackwood, or of one Review,
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Goods, will please call at the WLVFRE) | copies of the four Reviews and Blackwood,
HOUSE, on Central Sweet, where they will | for 48.00, and so on.
find the subseriber happy to show them his a
Stock and tell them the prices, when they : POSTAGE.
can judge for themsclyes. When sent by mail, the Postrace to any
JOUN F, BAKER. part of the United States will be but twenty-
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2 oe | eight cents a year for exch of the Reviews.

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AND

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riodicals for 1867, may receive, gratis, Black-
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favors begs leave to announce that
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1566.
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subscriptions received betore April 1, 1867,
his Stock of

Subscribers may also obtain back numbers
Fall & Winter

at the following reduced rates, viz. :
fa !
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December, 1866, inclusive; the “Edinburgh
which he offers at the usual low rates,
L. VICKERSON,

and the Wesdéminster trom April, 1864, to De
cember, 1866, inclusive, and the London
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Quarterly tor the years 1865 and 1866, at the
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ja Neither premiums to Subs: ribers, nor
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numbers, can he allowed, unless the nioney is
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The L. §. PUB CO. also publish the
Farmers’ Guide,

A paidonitets i . by Henry Stephens, of Edinburgh, and the
the flourishing village of lute J. 2. Norton, of Yale Collage, 2 vols.,
Ma reate ! Royal Octayo, 1600 pages! and numerous Ur-
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and he would respecttulfy announce to his 5 Price 87 for the two yolumes—by mail
friends and the public generally, that he is post paid, 88. ,
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ness. SUMMDRSIDE ~~
Furniture Factory !

(Next door to Mr. John I. Baker's, and di-
rectly opposite the Journan Office.

Mew Tailoring Estab-
lishment.

if UGIL MeL&EOD, Tailor, has fitted up
and opened his new Establishment in

Cloth, Trimmings, &ce.,
always on hand.

HUGH MeLEOD.

Margate, New London, Aug 29, 1867) e.0

~ Journeymen Tailors

Wanted Immediately |

FPMIIE Subscriber would take this opportunity
of announcing to the public that he has
opencd a

Wa Tinmedé Ca inet Shop
‘ next door to/Mr. John F, Baker's Store,
3 Journey on Tailors, where he is prepared to. manutacture Purni:
te whom liberal wages and constant employment UY he Tease ie ate the business .
Wil bo guaranteed; Ile will supply at short notice—
Bedsteads, Bureaus,
Wardrobes, Cupboards,
Sinks; Bedroom, Kitehen,
Leaf, Centre and Extension
Tables, Sideboards, CheMoners,
What-nots, Stools, Desks,
Picture Frames,
, Lounges, Settees,
Cradles,Cribs,

ane ec etn Cots, &e., &e,
On Consignment. Bedroom Sette, Matrasses, &c., ree

y by tho Subscriber,

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Snammerside, Nov 21,1867

Apprentice Wanted |
LAD, not more thap 15 years of age, to learn
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try preferred.
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Summerside, Nov 21,'1867

CADDIES bright ELDERADO Imported Furniture put together?
100 TOBACCEA which will be sold| Furniture repaired, and TURNONG donde

for less than mauufacturers price. ,
‘ GC. C. GARDINER,
Summerside, Noy, 21, 1867.

J, ALEXANDER BOVYER,

Aug 22, 1867

Central Street, Summerside, i

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