LLL LLL ES TT A ot

SUMMERSIDE J

SRST oR as i
Racy Riterature, |
A witty Hiberni nh, just orriged in

London, end wande: about pr recived
@ blanket with the inscription on it: “this
superior blanket for half price’—** just
five chillings.” " By :ny soul and that's
vhape enough!” and so folding the blanket
up, putting it under his arm, he laid down
two shillinge oud sixpence and was walk-
Ing off. Lhe shopkeeper intercepted
him, and demanded the other two. shil-
lings and sixpence., ‘* Didn't you say
you spalpeen, that the price of the blanket
was five shillings, ayn't I giving you
half of it? By this and that, I won't}
give up my bargain.” A seufile ensued)
and Pat was taken to Bow street, but
where he pleaded his-ease so well that,
the magistrate dismissed the complaint, |
and advised the shopkeeper never again
to ticket his goods with * half’ price.”

Frscino.—This is a great country, |
but not fenced in. ‘There are those who,
think it never should be—that it would
be an absurd outlay. |

** In the course of time,” said one man}
lately, ‘¢ the sea will be the only fence)
required,,

* What a bull,” said another, ‘f you
mean that the sea will be the only land-
mark ?” :

**T Come for the saw, sir.”

** What saucer ?””

** Why the saw, siz, that you borrowed.

**T never saw your sauccr.”’

** But you did; there’s the saw, sir,
now.”

**Q, you want the saw.
you say so?”

Why didn't

Far Burween.—Judge Brackenbridge

in reprimanding a criminal, amongst) *

ether hard names, called him a scoundicl. | 5

The prisoner replied, —
** Sir, Iam not so great a scoundrel as |
your honour—takes me to be.”
“ Put your words nearer together,” said
the judge.

|

Too Latr.—A young lady stepped into |
the store ofa merchant by the name of|
Wade, and very innocently said she
would like be weighed (Wade.)

‘Really, Lam very sorry,” said he, |
“but my wife will tell you that you are
too late by a couple of years.”

That Calitornia gives birth to a good |
many queer facts, A fricnd informs us,
for instance, that it is impossible to grow
the common turnip in any part of the
country—the soil being so impregnated
with gold dust that the ‘*yaller strikes
through,” and converts them all into ruta-
bagas.

A butcher let a sailor have a shoulder |
of mutton on trust; but finding in a day|
or two after that he had gone to a foreign
land, said—

“My word! if] had known that he
never intended paying I would have
charged him a penny a pound more for
itl?

An old sportsman, who at the age of)
eighty-three, was met by a friend riding
very fast was asked what he was in pur-
suit of?

‘Why’ sir, replied the other ‘* I am
riding after my eighty-fourth year.”

A May stopping his paper wrote to
the editor, ‘I think folkes ottend spend
their munny for paper my daddy didn’t
and everyboddy sez he wus the most in-
tillygintest man in the cundry and got
the smallest famuly uy buoys that ever
dugged taters.”

A jndge out West has recently decided
that it might be insanity to sign clea
man’s name to a check in place of your!
own? but when you draw the check, and!
spend it, there is a great deal of sanity in
the preceeding.

Some boys were recently trying to accr-|
tain to which class of trees the Tree of |
Knowledge belonged, when one little
fellow gave it as his opinion that it must
bea birch tree.

A man was asked what induced him to}
make a law student of his son.

Oh, he was always a lying little cuss, |
and I thought I would humour his leading
propensity.

“Young man, do you believe in a}
future state?”

“In course, I duz, and what's more, 1!
intend to enter it as soon as Betsy gets
her things ready.”

A dandy being told that he would soon
have to wear a wig, as he was growing
gray exclaimed indignantly, —

‘No, sit I'll dic first.”

A shrowd confectioner has taught his
parrot to say ‘* pretty creature’ to every
lady who enters the shop, and his busi-
is rapidly increasing.

An Irishman who was troubled with the
toothache determined to have an old offen-
der extracted ; but, there being no dentist
near, he resolved to do the job himself ;
whereupon he filled the excavation with
powder, but, being afraid to touch it off,
he put aslow match to it, and then ran
to get out of the way.

The following question is now before
tho Sand Lake Debating Socicty:

“Which do women love best?—to be
hugged in a polka or squeezed ina sleigh. |

A young man was fined the other day}
twenty dollars for kissing a pretty girl
when she didn’t want him to. It often
costs him ten times as much when they do
want him to.

A Yankee has just taught ducks to
swim in hot water with such success that
thoy lay boiled eggs. :

A Yankee captain was caught in the
jaws of a whale, but was finully rescued,

manufacture of the subs

Carriage Factory !
tie) oe

| nes

‘Prince Edward Island

Boot and Shoe Factory,

MUIE Subsoriber would hereby inform his
nimermtis Monds and enetomers that he

‘I

has in course of preparation, a very ruperior
style of

LADIES’ KID BOOT.
enitable for the coming eeasun, Also, Dadlos’
and Geotienien’s Weat, in every vasicty,
such as

Ladies’ and Misses
Balmoral Kid BOOTS, Congress BOOTS,

Grain Calf Congmess da, Serge Hy
do Balmoral dof Luittadon Lave do,
&e. ®e. &e,
Gents’ ahd Boys!

Calf Tap soled BOWS yUmoral BOOTS,

LANDS FOR SALE
HOUSE AND LOT

IN SUMMERSIDB!

SOR Bale, in the Bastern partot SUM. | be pleased to receive a-cnll,
The

I

at present ocetipiod by Mr
Tie house has cight tog,
front; the lobis 80 ,
and runs bak i feet.
the premidyés J
| Possession wnprlacloer Wi ype. Two
thirds of tye pu néy can remain on
| interest for4Wo year viving good security,
| Also—about 6 cords pod HARDWOOD,
lwhich is ou the prentisty

MERSIDE, on WATER STRERT,

HOUSE AND LOT

aida SIOD in

Dhere is a well on

| My i _ \ r * nN
do Si silo do, | FShopting do, j or poeticdlare apply at the Jovnnat
Grain Leather do, Po Ka do, \« rt i a
Heavy Congress do, do, ASL Sis bsoinel vole AUC seul pan
Light do do. guns & Shoes, “ ® apy i
ofa | de Look Right Here!
Wholesale Dealers before sending their erent
orders abroad should call and examine the} yetvehts Ten Santa
a ee lable | Mcolold | Vitonenty

large and waricd stock of |
Ladies’ & Misses’, Gents’ & Boys’
BOOTS & SHOES,
Specially manufactured for the
Trade of 2. B. Island.
GEORGE NICOLL,

Ch’'town, South Side Queen’s Square,
Mareh 7th, 1 tf

BAW &,
SAWS!! SAWS!!!

S‘ WS of the best quality, and at the follow-
ing Cash prices, alw on hand at the

ICTS i—

ULSKS
SVN

CIRC

A

Dram METER,
36 in ach he y. $18 each
32 in wh / 80 in, S15 each
28 in 50 each 4 sll cach
i each ach
each 5 each
cach rch
euch,
4 feet Buck Saws

in. $7 per dozen, set and sharped.

Allorders left at the Book Store of Mr

Joseph Bertram, Summerside, or forwarded
direct, will receive immediate attention,

A RICHARDSON & Co.
St. John, N. B. April 11, 1867. y

WESLEYAN BAZAAR!

TPNUE Ladies of the Wesleyan Congregation

at Man 2, intend holding (1), V.) a
BAZAAR of fancy and useful articles, in
ULY next, the ol of which is to pur-
chase a suitablé. Mission House. ‘The

undersigned Ladies will be happy to. receive
contributions for that purpy
may feel disposed to aid.

MAI

fran any who

> .

iGAPR,
Mrs. Robert Mayhew,

Mrs. M. W. Colpitts,

Mrs. Thos. Be
Mrs. James Pi
Mrs. Ruben ‘Tupliy.
SUMMERSIDE,
Mrs, Thos. Crabb, Mrs. L. Vickerson,
BEDEQUE.

Ny

| Miss Jane Wright,

STANLEY BRIDGE,
Mrs. George R. Garrett.

Ms so
FLOUR, TEA, SUGAR, MO\ASSES,
GIN, RUM, &€., &6.

FENITE SUBSCRIBER HAS IN
AND FOR SALE—
11 Ihds, Bright Porto Rico BUGAR;

STORE

25 Pans. Sener ioe MOLASSES;
80 Pua. Demerdin RUAL, ( le & colored;
150 Chests Supetior Qongou/ PEA ;

25 Uhds, Holk

TIN;
500 Bbl: ty:

Uhds. and Qtr. Casks 1
Ithds, Port and Sherr

OWELN
Charlottetown 21st Feb.

Ifead of Queen Street,
GHAR

Partnership, they or
orders in the

CARRI

Blacksmith

IsINess ,

| and haying each had considerable experience,

they are able to turn out a VIRST CLASS

Carriage or Sleigh.
Repniring of all kinds, together with all
other work appertaining to their line of busi-
s, will be attended to,

Send in your orders immediately
PROUD & MeCOUBREY,
Queen Strect, Charlottetown,
Jan, 10, 1867. ly

A. G. MORRISO *,
Late of New Brunswick, -

) ESPECTFULLY announ ys to the in-
R habitants of Summofsid h] and the sur-

ue he prepared to
execute A
PAL

TI
in almost ever’

Plain and Ornamdath

Bronzing and Shading,

Grecian and Crayon, (Black & Color'd)

Painting on Canvas, Penciling aud
Etching, &e., &e.. Ke.

rounding country,

Carriage Striping and Ornamenting,
Graining in Oil and Distemper, Ouk,
Butternut, Walnut, Satin Wood,

Maple, Banyan, and Mahogany,
Staining in its various branches,
ha All work done promptly and at very
reasonable rates. Orders left with T. Bb.
Haut, will receive careful attention,
Summerside, April 4,

LUMBER

t

é

f
YARD.
THE SUBSCRIBER orrihns FOR SALE
: at his
N Weis STREET
al kinds \of
LUM

consikting 4

LUMBER YARD

R,

badly wounded. On being asked what
ho thought while in this situation, he re-
plied: ‘1 thought he would make about
forty barrels.”’

“(We see,” said Swift, in one of his
most sarcastic moods, ‘* what God thinks
of riches by the people he gives them to.”

A merchant's advice in sclecting a wife
was: Get hold of a piece that will wash.

Why are hot buckwheat-cakes like

@ citterpillar? Because they are the
** grub” that make the butter fly.

Pine & Spruce Boards, Deals, Scantling
Laths, Pailings, Shingles, Studding
&e, &e,
ay Lumber constantly kept on hand.

JAMES CALDWELL.

Summerside, Jan 31, 1867. ly

for Sale.

for salethat FREE
Y cor ing of 160
in Lot 19, WILMOT
ron SUM=
“oa

ha Subseribers off
A HOLD PROPI
neres of LAND, situs
inpfabout five miles
iy about one quarter
eel. Clark's Mill.
thé premises a commodious
rand Burn, together with other
convenionces > there is a stream of water run-
ning partly across the front of the farm, and
also any quantity of bog mar at the rear of
the premises, and is wi hort distance of
the mud bec Aly res of the firm

thir
+ mnt 10
is cleared, arf¥thé remajfiger is covered with
hard rod. .
The ¢ ity i pleasantly
vestment to ithy

situate

one wanting af 1s Will be offered at the
sinall sum of £3870; part of the purchase
money will be required to be paid down, and
the remainder may remain on security on the
farm. Immediate possession given,

A. WAUGIL & BROR.

A T807, Af

Summerside, Ma 2) ee

Freehold Property
-FOR SALE

IN SUMMERSIDE!

Cottage, Out-buildings, and
Land!

TAIL Subscriber, being about to

make a change in his busi-

ss, offers for Sale the follow-

ing Frechold Estate, consisting of Louse,

Land, and Out-houses:

The House

is situated on Souru Marker Street, direct-
ly opposite the Acviin Church, and near
the residence of the/llon. J. R. Gardiner
It contains ten Roorfs, laid off in such a way
as to necommodutear

Boarding’ Establishment,
or can be let in J, >
4 inf Tonoment

Four £
to small dune At —

BARN, STAGE, COACH-HOUSE, &C.,
allin good repair and condition, :

A good bargain, with an undoubted title,
can be secured, on early, application to the
subscriber,

‘Two thirds of the purchase money can re-
main secured on the property for four years,
by the payment of lawful interest. :
SAMUEL RODD, Proprictor.
Summersid p 8, 1867. tf
FARM FOR SALE!
To be sold by private contract

50 Acres of Land,

19, near Barrett's Cross,
arty of Thytu Jury, but
/ SLAM I There are

Loupe i,

wil

latelely of
on the pre

Dwell

For Terms, as
apply immediately to
ve ; : WILLIAM DO
Charl

Barn,

e sold a barguin,

DD,

arly opposite
side.
id eis BOX 26

the
The Louse is
fect, and is 14ftd4 high. Lot 66 feet
on Central Stfeet, running bac 2 feet.

y and made known at Berrram’s

Bookstore
Samn

Valuable Freehold Farm

1867. tf,

rs for sale 150 aeres of
el.
and

TANUE Subscribe

improved LA
ient DWELLLYN,
GRANARY, wit

y is situated in the
t of Upper Freetown,
a qdurter of a mile from

Lot
the
Post Office.

Should any pofson wish to purchase the
part of the farM with the buildings, or the
whole, he can do so, and part of the money
may 1in on security of the property.

For further particulars apply to the Sub-
scriber on the premise

IRGH CROSBY,
Upper Freetown, April 4, 15¢ 3m

VALUABLE PROPERTY
For sale in Summerside

Ape Sulbetyjber being about to remove to
the Ry
hy him, of

Bari, recently purchased
VERTY ir

e¢ the whole of his PRO-
Aown of SUMMER-

with Shop,
Siireet.

One

high, and is ¥
ix in the frontiof the

situation.
Ifouse on th

yard,
One Dwolling House,
situated on Second Street.

The Building is 86 x 26, and is all finished.
There is a well in the yard, and a large piece
of land for a Garden, ‘The size of the lotis
80 x 100 feet.

The above Property offer a good investinent
to any persons wishing to purchase Property
in this go-ahead ‘Town,

‘Terms easy, and made known on applica-
tion to the Subseriber,

STEPHEN W. CLARK.

Summerside, April 11/867. tf

misgs, and a pump in the

NOTICE!

LL PERSONS whose accounts have been

LX. rendered ug ,thk past month, will

please call and K miVamount due, im-

mediately. /
JOSEPH BERTRAM.

Summerside, april 18th, 1867.

setae oe
uli!

DANG /LOT, in Sum-

on \enfral Street, ad-

nfenstring about

BERRRAM'S

tf.

VALU!
mersid
joining the
180 feet
Bookstore.
Summer:

le, January 3, 1867.

j

AVaAien Sanend, | Chanee to get their jowellry

|
|

|

snes ae

JURNAL, THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 186

WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT!
A Watchmaker ato

| SHE Stibectiber Wishes te inform the
habitants of Amicon and vicinity, That
he has located on Creare Sten, and would

Bring in your Clocks and Watches and lave
them adjusted.

Clocks will be carefully Jistened when]
Srerues Banen, | Hen home so that no injury Fel ov wre
sah ; The ladies will remombef that here is the

repaired,
GEO. 1, MOORE,

Alberton, Feb, cal be
PRINCE COUTLY

TOBACCO FACTORY.

MPVUIE SUBSCRIBER would announce to
his tricnds, customers and the public, that
he has, at a considerable outliy for new

jmoulds and machinery, so enlarged and ita.

proved the capacity or his FACTORY
In Sununerside,

to turn out an
articl

NATURAL LEA? TOBACGO.

equal to the very best, and superior to most

that heis now enable

hyeRY RESPECT, and will sell nearly

Whee Ata Sn Mes .

Ewenty per cent. Cheaper
than it can be imported into the Island,

Friar or Rounp Vouacco furnished to suit
the tiste of bir

‘Try it and judge for yourselves,

Dealers supplied on liberal terths.

Be sure to ask for Reitny’s Prince County
Narenan Lear, and take none other.

Remember that the PRINCK COUNTY
TOBACCO FACTORY turns out nothing but
the BEST KIND OF TOBACCO,
PATRICK REILLY,
G, 1866.

Summerside Deo,

KY

st

At Reasonable TF

erence can be made to Mr.

TEAVING A LA

Accepts All

&e.

fg et a
eee ee
fy a, ER Ee OF
Srey 255. 5
Ai ee

ADO EBsis
ie) pS
©
af

Ae

fread

Fa

ef
Charlottetown, November 21,1865.

THE LO}
ERSURA

>
i

bi
Eleanors, &e.

FLOUR, FLOUR.
FANIUE Subscriber has just received per schrs.
Annie Laurie and Janette +

500 Barrels
Extra & Superfine sELOUR,
For sale low for cash,
JAMES LL. YOLMAN,

British & American House
October 18, 1866

King Square Warerooms,
AND

SPLAM CARE

TAXILE Subscriber begs to inform his numer-
ous customers, both in Town and Country
that he has recently added to his Ustablish-

ment
STEAM MACHINERY

of the best and on the most improved princi-
ples, and that he is now prepared to exccute

The Elizabuthan Turning,
PLAINING, TURNING, SAWING, &
JIGGING,
of every description, from fourteen inches to
th in thickness, Qwhich saws from

a-half inch to the forty-cigth of an
inch in width,) and, also a

MACHINE
WIT

Hight Cicufar Saws,

FoR

Window Blinds fand} Venetian Blinds-
for both portable and Btationary splines,

UP SEOR!

re
vant

Constantly on hand a large supply of Materi-
als of every description, for Dining, Drawing
and Bedroom Furniture, in Black Walnut,
Mahogany, Rose and Satin Wood, Bird eyed
and Curled Maple, Bireh and other Woods,

EVERY CLASS OF
FURNITURE,

made and executed in all the several branches
of the Cabinet Makingand Upholstering Busi-
ness, in tle most subs inl manner, and of
the lutest styles, on as reasonable terms as any
similar Mstablishinent in the Provinces.

Undertaking,

with IHearses, &¢., in any part of the Island.
All orders punctually attended to, and
satisfaction guaranteed,

MARK BUTCHER.
ULI AAAs LAC
Saddle and Harness Shop,
FENUE Subscriber begs leave to inform the

inhabitants of NEW LONDON and sur-
rounding places, that he has -

Opened a Sadd
Clifton, Ney
where he hopes, hy stricted p'
tion to his business, and mderdte charges, to
merit a share of public patronage.
JAS. SENCABAUGH.,
Clifton, New London, }

Oct. 25, 1866,—-tf.
TPNHE subscriber takes. pleasurejn informing
A. the people of Alperton and (vicinity that
he has qpened a new] TALIZORI ESTAB-
LISHMARNT A AL ITMGR TC CROSS,
where IM wi nd/with pynet ry and des-
pateh t that he maybe favored with,
SATISF ‘ION ENSURED,
WILLIAM COLLINS.

erton!!)

|
in

Tobacco imported, which he will Warwang IN [py

i.

CY & LA Li :
AND

i
_ WINTER G00DS!
MIE Subscriber has now in Store, a care.

Ul

l fully selected STOCK OF GOODS,
suitable for the season, which for quality and
price compare very tivourably with anything
im the Trade,

Staple"Dry Goods,

In Grey, White and Printed Cottons, Warps
of all Colours, Cloths, Mlannels and 1
iain and’ Baney Dress Goods, Shawis,
Mantles, and Sacques, Silks, Velvet and
Felt Hats, Steel Skirts, Furs and Gloves,
Stays, Sontags and Hoods, &e.

Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
Coats, Jackets, Vests, Pants, Hats, Caps,
Shirts, Shirt Collars, Scarfs

|

, Gloves, &e,
Wi .
Tailor’s 'Trimmin
Hardware.
All kinds of Cutlery, Carpenter's and Shoo-
maker's Tools, Chains and Nails of ail kinds,
Paints, Patty and Glass, Fishing and Shoe
Thread, Wire Cloth, Brooms and Buckets,
‘sand Spillers SuperionA yes and Adzes
sin Store.

Groceries

508

Tea and Mo
Raisins
Soup, Spi

» (very superior) Sugar,

Curr, » und Liverpool

Pall kinds,

Oil.
Confectionary,
PATENT MEDICINES,

Scents and Pomades.
nh} a x
LEATILER,
In Sole, Neat’s, Calf and Grained, with other
every day requisites constantly on hand,

D, ENMAN.

iN
Summerside, Dee. 6, 1866.

e
*s of

Merosene

FLOUR, WINE, SPIRITS, 6
&6., &C.

pute Subseriber offers for sale at his Store

in Water Street,

Bhls. Extra Flour,

Bbls. Fine do.,

Qu ( s Port Wine,

Qtr, Casks Brandy,

Puns. Rum (strong

Buls. Superfine do.,

Qtr. Casks
Tihds. Gin,.
$ Casc#Beotch Whiskey ;

Cases Trish Whiske. Cases Pale Brandy ;
Cases D. Cases Clar te :
Chests & PA. Doge Moe car J

glish Confectionery (

Kegs Coleman's Mustard;

Boxes do, Stuch!
Bags Pepper (unground) ;
Cases Sardi

assorted)
Cop
es, Jab, Boxess / Q
Tiedt, 7 1b) Packuses Ws
ity hing
Cogks;
anilla Rope, (assorted sizes) ;
mp do. do.
Bundles Oakum (Best navy), &e., &e., Ge.
DOUGLAS M. HARRINGTON,

Ch'town, Water Street, Feb. 7, 1867.

Ga; Boxes Grain Sacks;

Labrador Herring!
UST RECEIVED per Schr. Sca Bird,
@F from Hanirax,

100 Bbls, Labratyedilerring.
Price 80s per Barrel CAB.
JAMES L. HOLMAN,

British & American House
Nov 22, 1866

Symonds’ Patent

Burner & Petro'eum Fluid
And Cirenlar Wick,

Be t, safest, cheapest.

NO MOREL LAMPAEXPLOSIONS |!
NO MORE BROKEN CHLUNE YS 1!
NO MORE SMOKYW LAMPS 111
VERY LITTLE ODORN!!

For sale by

JAMES TL. HOLMAN.
Summerside, Oct. 18, 1866.

Salt! Salt Afloat!

BAGS SALT,

100 8000 bushels Salt in DMs
Por Sie, to arrive, hy
CARVELL BROTITERB.

Ch’town, Avril 11

Don't Rush !_,
The Subscriber wants
Four Good Journy&

constant employmer
once to

McSWEEN,
January 17, 1867.

Summerside

OR LIVERPOOL.
THE “ UNDINE,” will sail from
Charlottetown on Saturday, the sth

inst., and will leave Li eer
turning, avout pAsth ie las
a

ss accommodation for capin SSCs

*ussage apply in
“nu Ht. Porn & Co., Trat-
ford Chanibers; here to
JAMES C, POPE.
Charlottetown, May 16, 1867.
A CARD.
FYMIE Subscriber being about to close his
business in Summerside, and remove to
the Richmond Farm, recently purchased hy
him, begs leave tg#§turn iis sincere thanks
> pablig

generally, for

the very haf
since his 6,
plaice,

All parties indebted io him,
and settle their ace
April, instant, pre

vill please call
unts during the month of
to his removing away,
PHEN W. CLARK,
Summerside, April U1, 1 tr

Pogies! Pogies!
A lies SUBSCRIBERS have on hand
200 Bois. Primp Pogies,

which will he disposed of j
chasers,

to suit Pur-

CARVELL BRO’'S.

Cl’town, May 9, 1867.

JAMES L. WEATHERBY,
PAINTER,
Summerside. ....., P, W, Islan
PLAIN, ORNAMENTAL, HOUSE & SIGN
PAINTING, GRAINING| PAPER
HANGING, &¢., &e.] &e.

Done in the latest and most imptoved manner.

h@™ All orders, both in Town and Coun-
try promptly attended to.
March 21st, 1867.

Job Printing of every description done
with neatness and despateh at the

Albreton, Nov. 28, 1866,

»
An experienced Nurse and Female Physicians
presents to the attention of mothers, her

SOOTHING SYRUP,

FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
which greatly facilitates the process of tecth-
ing, by softening the gums, reducing all infla-
mation—will allay all pain and spasmodic ac-
tion, and is

SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWEL

Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
to yourselves, and

Relief and Health to your Infants,

We have put up and sold this article for
over thirly years, and can say, in vontidence
and truth of it, what we have never been able
to say of any other medicine—never has it
failed ina single instance, to effect a cure,
when timely used, Never did we know an in-
stance oi dissatisfaction by any one who used
it, On the contrary, all are delighted with its
operations, and speak in terms of highest com-
mer ion of its magical eflects and medical
virtues, We speak in this manner “ what we
Jo know,” after thirty yours’ experience, and
Pledge our reputation’ for the fulfilment of
what we here declare, In almost every in-
stance where the infant is suffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen
or ay minutes after the syrup is adminis-
tered,

‘This valuable preparation is the prescrip-
tions of onc of the most experienced and skil-
ful nurses in New England, and has been Us-
ed with never tailing success in thousands of
cases: It not only relieves the shild trom
pain but invigorates the stomach and bowels,
corrects acidity, and gives tone and energy to
the whole system. It will almost instantly
relieve GRIPING IN THE BOWELS, AND
WIND COLIC, and overcome convulsions,
which, if not speedily remedied, end in death.
We helieve it the lest and surest remedy tn
the world, inall cases of Dysentry and Diarrhasa
in Children, whether it arises from teething.
or from any other cause. We would say to
every mother who has a child suffering from
any of the foregoing complaints—do not let
your prejudices, nor the prejudices of others,
stand between your suffering child and the re-
lief that will be sure—yes, adsolutely sure—to
follow the use of this medigjne nlsr sand
runauirecuons tor using will accompany. each
bottle. None Genuine unless the fae-smile of
CURTIS & PERKINS, New York, is on the
outside wrapper.

Sold by Draggists throughout the world.

Priucipal office 48 Dey Street. N, Y,
Price, only 85 Cents per Bottle,

A Cough Cold or
Sore Throat,
ReQuikes iImMepiarE Arrex-

TION, AND SHOULD he ci
LLOWEDTO CONTINUL
Trratation ‘of the Lungs, a
s Permanent Throat Affec-
tion, or an Incurable Lung
disease
Is OFTEN THE RESULT.
Brown's Bronchial @oches
WAVING A DIRECT INFLUENCE
GIVE

TO THE PARTS,

IMMEDIATE RELINE.

For Bronchitis, Asthma,Catarrh,Consumptive
and ‘Throat Diseases,

Troches are used with always good success.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find Zyoches useful in clearing the yoice
when taken before Singing or Speaking, and
relieving the throat after an unusual exertion
of the vocal organs, The Vroches are recom.
mended and prescribed by Vhysiciuns, and
have had testimonials from iminent men
throughout the country. Being an article of
true merit, and having proved their etlicacy
by a test of many years, cach year finds them
in new localities in various parts of the world,
and the Zroches are universally pronounced

better than other articles.

Ora only ** Brown's Broxcman Tro-
ces,” and do not take any of the Worthless
mitations that may be offered,

SOLD EVERYWHERE,

New Truimphs of
Roger's Medicines,

Run your eye over them and tell your afflic-
ed neighbour about it,

West Branch, East River, Pictou, Sep.11, ’6£

Messrs. Rocrns & Co, :—

Gentlemen—For the sake of those who are
suffering with Scrofula or King’s Evil, 1 wish
you to publish the following facts: About
cight years ago. a swelling appeared under my
ching ina short tine it uleerated, and became
aw running sore, and extended across my neck
from ear to ear ‘The bone became affected
and several pieces cume out from time to
time. ‘The smell trom the parts affected he-
came very offensive, so much so that I had to
retire by myself and dress them, TI tried the
best doctors in the country, and niany in the
United State, but all to no purpose. 1 also
tried various patent medicines, including
Lvennedy’s Discovery, which I used for two
years, butit did me no good. Under your
treatment my general health which was very
much impaired, is completely restored, and
the Serofula on my neck is entirely healed up,
Tam a sound man now, thanks to Providence
for his goodness. Let no one who reads this
doubt its truth. Hundreds know my case.

THOMAS CHISHOLM

If. If. Read, M. D., Esq., of Windsor N. 8.;
writes as follows.
Messrs Rocrens & Co. :—

Thave used your Medicine in one or two
cases of Serofulous Sores, and think it excel-
lent ;and it is the best thing I know of for
removing the stifening which remains after
idflamation of the joints,

C. IL, Warrington, Nsq,, of Sidney, C. B.,
writes as follows under date of August 22, 1865 +
* The mail agent here used the Ointment for
his horses, and says he never had anything
which cured any hurt or sore so quickly,

Stormont, N.S., 19th August, 1865

Messrs. Rogenr & Co

Genflemen—VThere was a wort on one of my
cow’s eyes, and grown to such an extent that L
thought it would shuther eye up, when after
four rubbings with your Ointment, it took it
off as clean as if cut off with a knife. It was
as bigas an ounce ball, 1 will write again
shortly.

Yours truly, THOMAS S. MILWARD

Amurrst, October Ist, 186)

Gentlemen—I have been a great deal tron-
bled with those merciless and most distressing
things called Felons, or Whitlows. Last year
I was laid up three months with one, and I
could not tell what I suffered. A few weeks
ago another begun with all its usual vigor and
earnestness. I suffered for several days. My
hand swelled very much, and I looked for-
ward to three months more of misery and
suffering; but happily I tried your Ointment.
In two days I went to work. It seemed to
kill itat once. In three or four days, a hard
black lump came out at the end of my thumb.
gbout the size of a small pea, Wonderfuj

JOURNAL OFFICE.

medicine! Ye suffering af fs
WILLIAM ELLIOT,