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__Sefeeted ' St. Peter’s Schools will Re-Open on Monday, 27th August.

‘ ) ‘ Selected Poetry. : BREAKING THE ENVELOPE \/i white and pure on the ground ‘It !ay,— A jatter, directed to May, sweet, May : We could only guess what it might rey eal, For no one ventured to break the sea.

distance,—that we

It had come from & knew,— From a lover quite fond and faithful too, For every year, on & certain day, There was always 4 letter for May, sweet May.

daich came slong in his blustering style, |

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Five Teachers sre employed in these’ Schools, which are graded to suit scholars | of all ages.

Boys’ School.

The Boys’ School will be under the charge of V. E. Harris, Esq.. of King's College. Windsor, and of the Normal School, Truro. Mr. Harris has graduated

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And gave the letter a frozen smile, with honours at King’s College, and also ()» and after MONDAY, APRIL 20th as if he guessed what it might contain, holds a Nova Scotia Public School License} \’ }s877, Trains will run as follows :—

And buried it deeper in mad and rain. At Jast, after many a sore mishap,

It landed safely in April's lap,

Whose pulses madly began to stir

of the highest grade, Subjects Taught— Greek, Latin, French, German, Mathemat- ies. English Branches — History, Arith- metic, &c. In the Boys’ School there are

trains Going West.

taivay Te HH REGULAR TRADERS

‘From London to Charlotietcwa, Prince Edward island

. . ‘ } . . 7 ee NO. 8 } . When she found it wasn’t intended for her, two departments. STATIONS ‘ie ND J, St'mboat| J3i | 2 ca Oh! ah! indeed! and alack-a-day! — Cirts’ School. \ oi | baz on /Express. | -| FALL TRIPS 1877 3 A younger sister was Mistress May ae : . ; dp #.m| | | ; And the jealous maiden began to cry,— Subjects— All Englieh repeher, rencn Georgetown | * 7,20 a a) ale I coulda’ begin to tell you why. German, Music, Singing ~_ seine. 2 In Cardigan Pree | | — > "g this School there are three departments. : lar 10 | ° ar : Sadly soiled. on the ground it lay,— : al " MAL Stewam pe | j rhe mew Clipper . : This letter, directed to May, sweet May ses For Terms and further particulars antl dp 9.18 i tis letter, “cle J i y. é Kov. Jun tion -* 10.43 K N f | } NM = = M Torn were the edges, and pale the ink; apply to ‘ , tg rt err lar : 03 lp. a.m/dp, BA BR “Bj - eB —. a But she broke the envelope, and—what do} GEORGE W. HODGSON, eh ton, ldp 10 94 | 6.00 : Ai yOu thipe* | , __ St. Peter's Clergy House, | toy Jun tion» 10.43 | 6.2 B.25 | 300 Tons Register, Classed 7 Years Al at Lloyds, a Out popped the viole‘s, bright and blue, July 25—6ws Nor W Pahive ; 11,39 | 1 54s ‘g sud apple blossoms, oh! not a few. : — us ——— | Humter River | 11.68p.m.) 7. OU} ' . --> 3 - f na ey bled, a perfect shower, : County Line 12. 7.52 5.60 | JOHN MCMA HO! . COMMANDER. Ti the treode end .ih, in American & Foreign Patents.) (7) 201 | 88 3 Till the woods and the fields were all in|‘ . Kensington 20) | 8.28 a0 i i pi 7 lar 2.035. Jar 9.00 7.10 Now in London and on the berth to receive cargo, will sail : flower. Sumr'side are. ar. 9 5°, : ‘* a ’ ’ > Zz 35 | That was the letter so gladly torn | Gilmore, Smith & Co., Successors to Chipman, wtode Too | | — its stained envelope one bright May | Hosmer & Co, Port Hill 4.16 | FROM LONDON FOR CHARLOTTETOWN DIRECT 1 morn; ) Leary 5.42 | ; And bud a d blossom were but a part | ATENTS procured in all countries. No fees| Alberton 6.50 | P Of the treesures locked in old Winter's | P ia advance, No charge for services until the | ‘Pyo nish de 735 | about the {st SEPTEMBER next, ‘ heart. pateat is granted. Preliminary examinations} * eee eas AL WuTAL oh iy he ti -— — - += - tree. Our valuable pamphlet sent free upon re Trains Gding et ALSO THE WELL KNOW™ CLIPPER BARKENTINE ceipt of stamp. , ____ Household Hints. Address, GILMORE, SMITH & CO., yt malts is a") May gorncier : ry + sd { a: French Loaf Cake.—One and a half cups Washington, D. C.| STATIONS. peanen SUmb out! Mixed” e 4 A N v { of butter, two and a half cups of sugar, one cnnpiantetn - *** | EXpress. : ad. ; J cup of milk, four eggs, five cups of flour, UNTY, ETC. a ee ea gf Wagener haifa glass of brandy, ha'f a teaspoonful o1 ARREARS OF PAY, BOUNTY, Tignish G.09 | 428 Tons{ Register, Copp red and Clissed {9 years, Al at Lioy d’s, soda, a pound of raisins, a quarter of x NEDERAL Officers, Soldiers and Sailors ot alberton 6. 45 pound of citron, nutmeg, cinnamon, and the late war, or their heirs, are in many])\.7 2. 7.52 ' Zl HN GR V A N Th cloves. Beke ina four-quart pan. caes eutitle® to money a the Guvernment, Oe 9.18 | O 1RAILA M, JOMMA VDER, . which has been found to be due since final pay-; ) 0** '°” 7 Hard Soap.—Dissolve two pound of sai ceed Write full history of service and oak’ Wellington cs 10.05 ls sal Will be on on the berth asSusual, and will follow the EREMA,” sodu ina oles of soft water; add two] gn ount of pay aud bounty received, hvinle'pide - sg ap ae Nap. é pounds of fres ly slaked lime, siirring oc- Certificates ot Adjutant General U. S. A. | - wo Le - l* 6.00 > casionally for half a day. Then let it sel- showing service and honorable discharge there- Kensing von | ge9 pm nam 6.36 SAILING FROM LONDON FOR CHARLOT TETOWN ule, and pour off the clear fluid. Add two} trom, in place of discharge lost, procured tor a/ County Line 2.50 | % 2 | 790 pounds of tallow, and boil until it is dis | small tee. Hiunter River) 2.43 1 43 fF gag About Sth September, ' solved in a brass or copper kettle. Cvol in| nclose stamp to Gilmore & Co., and full re-} Nor Wil shire) ar 2.00 | a | 8.96 ’ i : ; a‘ flat vessel, and cutinto cakes of. conve | ply, with blanks, will be sent free. Roy Jun’ iop|dp 2.55 jar .40 9.20 Carrying freight at through rates to Pict«u, Georgetown, Summerside and Shedtac ; é nient size. Ee town 3.15 ‘dp. 9.00 lar. 9.43 at have good accomme lation for passengers. q . "ENS VS. ° ‘ 2.33 | oP 8 Wishi : ry iv : , . Py Parker-House Salad Dreseing.—A tabie- PENSIONS. PENSIONS.§ eaiianat ! a | | aches wishing to hyve their waate. aolivened here ord ia the serson will oblige by s : . Pe *, 80 A: { 1€ Vessels. " speenma - er ne at, preys Dag LL Federal Officers, Soldiers aad Sailors, : ; 417 For freight or passage apply, in London, to Joan Pircamn & Sons. 69 C th & powdered sugar, @ leaspeonful of salt, the j a “et : : Mt Svew rt? | yr i : Ris : 7 ai : AE: NS, 69 Cornhill; in ' ; wounded, ruptured, or injured, in the line 4.25 Liverpool, to PrrcaikN Bro’s, Brockley Buildings, 51 South John Street: yolks of two C385; all the above mixed well ciduty io the late war, and disabled thereby, Cardigan a the owners, : ; r? , John street; or here, to ’ together, then two-thirds ofa cup of best| ay obtain a pension. GeoractBWil 18 | olive oil stirred in very slowly; then ada an th Sn eens ele... isn hl ie

one cup Of vineger; lastly, beat tne whi-es of the eggs to a stiff froth and stir iuto the

Widows, aod mivor childrea of Officers, Sol diers and Sailors, who have died since discharge ot disease contracted or wounds and injuries re

Souris Branch.

Charlottetown, July 28, 1877,

PEAKE BROS: & CO,

. ° ° ° ‘ ° egy . . mixture. eived in the service and in the line of duty, can | ~—- —~ — ————___—____—____-—--_ ek :

German Puffs— ( most delicious dessir. | procure pensions by addressing Gilmore & Co, ; ‘ T ; —Fourtiblespoonfuls of flour, four eges Iocreased “rates for pensioners obtaiued. Going West. : Going Fast , f half a piut of milk; save the whites of tir -c | Bounty Laad Warrants procured for service iu naa aasill tients Sa Sneek ee SS noite one 6 43 \’ ‘* J 6 " eggs for frosting. Bake in hot cups twe.ny | Wars prior to March 3,1855. There are no war- So MaB peice | No.6 ' i or thirty minuies.” Beat the whives to aj Pants granted for service in the late rebellion. STA‘IONS. Mixed. SLALOM” | rived. " = 3 . ~ stiff froth, and add halfa cup of sugar, tha Send stamp te Gilmore & Co, Washington,| w bee gina !') i sy Pe + = vor With Vanilla, and pour Over the whole [D. c., tull instructions. dp ota! ‘dp. p.m 5 : = after putting them nicely into the pudding- July 24, 1877. Souris 6.159 IOhtown 2.55 dish, ae ibe : Uarmony 6.38 ok. dan. | v.54

7 ina STADACONA Maced, opty my semanas SU2 Marel ' , ae, bal... ‘dp 4.25 ‘ i i t . Facts and Seraps MuStewrt £40 9.10 [Morell 5 05 oad ei i a ae eae | ( | if | ( ; (pos js. Peters, a4

it was Prinee Joha Van Biren who, be- We ai He Isurance OMpany. Roy Juvtion 1043 i rmony | o ing Stopped by highwaymen ove night ith “ie j hee : Ch gONe ss jar N03 (Souris ar (uty Halt Park, said, “Gentlemen, [ haven’ \ OFICE ix hereby By b that the Board ere an ————-+-- —_____ j gotany money, but Til give you my oie] >. ol Direet rs uf this Company have mide WM. McCKECAUINIE, if fov turee months.” i further call ct Supt. P. BE. J. RB. '

At the marriage of an Alabama Wtlowet one of the servants was asked if his maste: would take a wedding tour. ‘*Duuno, sal; when old’ missus’s alive he took a paddle t her; dunno if he take a bridle to ce new one or nol,”

A profane young person, describing the looks of a newlysarrived M, C. from the Fat West, as he appearcd at the Washington de pot, Says, He looked as if he had come a!i the way across the Continent on the hurri- cane deck of a mule.”’

A Parisian who Las lived some years says: **When they build a rail- road, the fisrt thing they do is to brean sround. This isdone with great ceremony then they break the stockhoiders. This is done without ceremony.”

in America for

[tis a settled principle, your Uonor,” said an eminent lawyer, «that causes always produce effects.” “They always do for the jawyers,”’ responded the Judge; “but Ive sometimes known @ cause to deprive a client of all his etlects.”’

Liour inuslaiments, ff fae per Cen’. each,

on the Sub-cribed Capitalf of Lhe Company, payable at its Office, No. UB St. Peter SEeet, Quebec, as follows :—

Pive per Cent. on or before the Tenth doy if August, 1877, Five per Cent. on cr before the Tenth day of November, 1877 ; Five per Cent, on or belure the Eleventh day of February, 1878 ; Five per Gent. on or before the Mleventh day of May, 1878, By order of the Board, CRAWFORD LINDSAY, Seeretary [ile Vt

July Oo ATF

JHAT Beautiful Villa Residence, ten min.

CO. J. BRYDGES., Great Supt. Gov't. Railways. ‘hariotte town, May 21, 1877.

~~ Medical Notices. Fits Epilepsy,

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FALLING SICKNESS

YERMANENTLY Cured—no humbug—

by one month’s usage of Dr. Goulard’s Celebrated Fit Powders, To convitice

claim for them, we will send by mail, post- paid, a free Trial Box. As Dr. Gou'ard is the only physician that as ever made this disease a special study, and’ has to our knowledge thousands have been pernia-

sufferers that these powaers will do all we}

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tere ee " rs 3 ES ANSI aa ISLAND PARK HOTEL, SUMMERSIDE, Te*ms Weekly :

> June, SO: July, 810.50: Aug... $12: Sept., $9

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T - REWIHOTEL, accommodating about one hundred and

>. (Ontaios, 10 addition to the sleeping apartments, a oumber of Billiard, Reading, ‘Smoking, Barber’s Bad Bar-rooms, one buadred aug forty acres in exteat, in the Bed Summerside, jt cem bines,;the retirement ensure

fifty guests, is now open It Public and Private Parlor, Picturesquely situated on ao Isiaed, eque Bay, directly opposite the risieg town of

- _ : d by the j siti ¥ oundi : utes’ drive from the city, formerly owned | @€2"ly cured by the use of peer. equal convenience to a position in the town. Sitintii siete of The ne ae

Scene, a buicher’s stand. Butcher—| by C. C. Gardiner, on the St. Peter’s Hoa: | ¥® will guarantec w pemah chre Tom the yindgws and roof of the Hotel, aod fromthe carriage drive arouad the Islaod, The : “Come, Jokn, bu lively now; break the bones! Apply to JOHN CORBETT, Architect, Dor-| °VETY ase, or refund yon all money ex- Wooded? Sea Bathe atly fad. out, with walks aad drives, the greater part being lett fively F ia Mr. Williams’ chops and put Mr. Smith’s | chester. street. pended. All sufferers should give these a athtug cau be enjoyed with suitable privacy Ouvarious parts of the beach vest ;

ribs in the basket for him.” — *All right, sir; just assoonas I've sawed off Mrs. Murphy's teg.”’

Perhaps children are the silver cords that bind us to heaven, and yeta man doesn't think aboutthat who, after jistening until three o'clock in the morning to the music of

John (briskly) }

Also,to let, at the same place, in pastur- age, 18 acres of excellent Grass. Apply to Mr. CURTIS, on the premises,

July 6, 1877.--2in

Specially for Farmers.

his infant, just glances wearily at his watch, and remarks to his wife, **My dear, [ think fll go out into the woodshed and try to get | a little sleep.” '

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A Philadelphia paper says that the me:- sage of Maycr Doyle, of Providence R.1, uscript, the tail of it flopped over into Con-

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“dust my blasted inck,’ replied the u: gen-| Mai KENAIE & STI MBLES, ASL yoy ROBBINS, erate person; “1 bought a ticket for Chi- North Side Queen's dyuare |

| 360 Fulton §t ago! | 2 Rs ke & To tet) ypeqie mi 7 ;

A passenger asked: “Ou whieh side of BUCKEYE & MANNY EXTRAS.

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MONTREAL. Risks Taken Daily at the Office of

CARVELL BROS.

Agents for P. K. Island

end | —— Vanseg 97,

Sgr mer

May 1377.

Charlottetown, June 7, 1877 +