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321st; iilcrnlule.

IKE IN THE COUNTRY.

I

During the last winter Ike was sent to'. visit some of Mrs. Partingtou‘s relatives, who live on the borders of the Great Bay. Squid River, which cmptiesinlu the bay, is a very beautiful stream in summery} but in winter it is dreary enough. \\itll the tall trees. stripped of their foliage. standing, as i: were. shivering upon it: blink. llut it is a rare nkntzng cw" from the Moose village to the I'I\ junction with the b'

Ike had used up all his resources for fun at the end of the third day. He had sun-.vballcd the cattle into a frenzy. caught all the hens in a box trap, tied the pins ‘ d all “ '

lilt‘l' l_\ the l -.-. t.. opp} lie :euhl libd. and w J oohiug round for" something cl~e to do, while the boys were at school. Ill.‘ “as calculaiiug. its. be poised a snowball. bow near he could come to a tame pigeon 0n the window- sill without hitting it. when the glass was saved by the appearance at the house-cat Olllsltlt.‘ the sacred precinct of the kitchen.

lkebad watchcd this cat wistfnlly ever since he haul been there. and the cat badl manif sled a strange repugnant-e to him cvcr since he trod on her tall as s .e la) by the stove. He immediately t'l/A'tl

' ‘ C ' other house in this country, in quality 01

. a call, and see its Stuck,

(“Eureka House.“

IFALL 91? 1857.

' 1113 Subscriber, Inning now about completed his

Fall Importationsl in a well selected stock of Dry Goods. Groceries. Hardware. Ale, which have been bought for easb,in the best markets, l“ll"lil|ltl, Scotland. United Statl r. and anazla. is preluirl-d to compete with any

Goods and prices. for cash or approved short ere-lit, and respectlully requests all partic' who are purchasing Goods Iogive

'1 E EUREKA HOUSE

consisting in p ..l M : fl DRY GOODS :

Dress Materials. various kinds; All \\'nul, Squareaml Long-shawls; Alantles, Man- tle Cloth, Ilrcss lIuglcd 'l‘rilnmin .I.-t, Al u-r and White l'olol's; Sour:

nl lireakliht Shawls; an e. -

surlluent of Honor! \'l Ich- Rib- tl- 'rs and Flowers; Kid .\ lllt'lIS

, Lndirs'anul (.it‘llls' l.tlllll+1\'lll.

Ill ed ; l‘lotht‘frhlunere and R‘ LZIVUllIl

Gloves: 1.: il-s' I'urs. in Hull’s. t‘ul :nnl

Victoiinos. (Cheap). llewls. llcvlin \\'nul.

SI'IIII . l“ll1)_('l'l Ilntand Ilounetnhapes.

nd Melton Over Cort

Cloths. Men's and Women's \\'oulSeaI'fs,

upon her, and exptllients, ncvcr wanting” soon suggested themselves to him.

Thch were plenty of clam-shells shout; the yard, and, selecting four of the; smoothest. he, by aid of some grafting} wax at band. soon had Tabby beautifully shod with clam-shells and on the way to the river. Ike's idea was to learn her to skate I

The river was smooth as glass, and a sharp wind blew along its surface to- waiuls the bay. “ .\'ow l‘nss." said Ike, as he lJIIoIIL‘d hcr upon the ion. “ go it I" An instinct of danger instantly seized upon her. Her claws, which Ike had found so sharp a short time before. were now useless to her, and, with a growl of spite. shc swelled hcr caudal appendage to an enormous size which, taking the wind, impelled the poor li-linc like a clipper over the slippery path. The tail stood straight as a topnuist. and grew bigger and bigger, and faster and faster flew the anilual to which the tail belonged. v Ilte laughed till he cricd to see the cat seudding before the wind. But now thr- bay lay before her, and far out over the smooth ice was the blue water of the sea'.

Thc result can be guessed. The cat. never came back. and everybody \\ under- cd what had become of her. and thought it augured ill luck fora cat to leave a house so suddenly. Ike thought so. es- pecially for the eat.

Ike's eonscicne ' rcproacbed him sadly. but be compromised the matter by leav- ing the tenants of the barnyard in peace. all the while he staid there, and cann- Iiotne with a pocket full of doughnuts and an enviable reputation for propriety. I

\\'hy is a. man ascuuling Vesuvius like an Irishman trying to kiss a pretty girl 5. -—13ccausc be want's to get at the cratcr‘s mouth.

A man that‘marrics a widov a bound to give up smoking. If she giws up llt'l' weeds for him, he should give up his weed for her.

A famous lawyer. the leader of the western circuit of his day. used to say that the further he went west the better be understood why it was the wise men come worn the cart.

“ I resort to wine to stimulate my wits." said a young spendllu‘ift to an old one. “ All,” replied the veteran, “ that is the way I began; but now I havo to resort to my wits to get my wine."

\\'cman is like ivy—the more you are ruined. the closer she clings to you. AV vile bachelor adds. “ Ivy is like woman- the more it clings to you, the more you, are ruined.” l’ocr rule that won‘t work both ways.

In the beginning a single rib. Nuw her belt to the rim

~£§

woman consisted of she's all libs. from ofbt-r netticnals.

grirllllullll. HEALTH—(LP COWS.

Good health in domestic animals is al- ways a matter of prilnary importance.

As ha'l health in parents transmits a tendency to disease in the ofl‘spling, it. Is important. that every kind of animal we desire to continue on our farms should be kept vigorous and healthy.

As domestlc animals are a source of human food, it is of great importance to preserve them in a healthy condition. Diseased meats carries its qualities into the stomach of the consumer. It is a serious objection which vegetarians urge against the use of animal food. that the artificial circumstances in which animals live, and the bad treatment they receive. remler them unhealthy. As an unhealthy animal does not consume food to as good advantage. as It well one, it is economical to avoid disease.

As comparative misery and discomfort accompany disease, it is human as well economical to see that. the animals under our care enjoy as far as possrble their creature comforts.

Each of these circumstances is a suffi- cient reason for guarding with scrupulous cure the health of the animals we feed; but when we derive milk from animals.

it. is doubly important that they are kept tree from every objectional taint. A sickly eow not only yields a diminished profit. but she yields a sickly milk. and sickly in a higher degree than her lb SII.‘

Ila cow cats anything that has a strong or disagreeable odor, it appears in her milk.

11' a cow cats anything medicinal, it comes out in her milk.

It'she is feverish her milk shows it.

If she has sores upon her, pus may be found in her milk.

If she is fed upon decayed or diseased food. hcr milk. since it is deriva from her food. will be imperfect. It is as impossible to make good milk from bal fund. as to make a good building from' rotten timber.»L1'(.‘.’e Falls Farmer. l

a lirst rate lot of Men's Hats. t‘lnth and Fur Caps.\\’oin(-n‘s \\‘z t ihlren's \\‘intt-r Roots, will suited for t e trade; Linen Skirting. Iloup Skirts. Fain-v Red and White .b‘lanucls. Fanny hltn . Ilracl' Ill‘lllly‘llIllllU l'nllcri llkl1t'l‘(()al\'..\'l' Tins. IllallkeN, Railway Rugs. legctta Shining; Urey Cuttous, verv ~cheap; Cotton \\'arp, and must nll things asked for in the Dry Goods lino .

HARDWARE :

In Hardware is to befountl hint of best Scotch rrlim-II Iron, to which much attention has been paid iunssurling right sizes t‘nr farm work carri- go work. plough ill:ll(ili;:,iniid diet-Jul.r machines. and Iron Axles for (7 as and Truck \\'aggnns; (.lern‘ n and C t Steel 5h rh Showing. rpringg nnd blister slcel, a. . el and plough luunnl< ing. sock moulds, cart and wuugun pipes and boxes, all si'r ~ ails. putty. glass. v: ni~b. tnrpentnw, 'ic. kerosene oil. colllisli oil, llll nil, Jllllllll. Street oil, pzliut oils; IUI) falhunl T—Il: best short link chain for nubl lily-vet's American and ('.i-l 'I'Ill (.‘boppinj \cry cheap; mill . med. with wrought nuts, lll'c bolts. ,.'ll shoeingr bulls, steeple and counter sunk and round be IrivotsA'ur carriage work; silrcrcenlrc. ~l-d rilvored bub hands. (.‘llslll __. l‘ and buttons. malloablcs. of all kinds; shaft tips, sil‘ vcrell 11 iron: .10 sets Aand I patent Ann-t an axles. 1.) sets l'tllllllIOll long arm trulk wathun a. . 1.), if; in.. tent leather. v . gi-luill Illl ported fur the pliv ‘t . in tact the Ilt'rl assortment of Ca Inge Mounting ever brouqu to this place.

Also on Hand:

A lot of superior No. I Ilull‘aln Robes, Ilorse l , Ronni I’.l)l(‘1‘lll__[2 lubber Shoes,

n s, \\'ouu-n‘s and t'llihlrcu's; (i - warn, ("ruckeryv re, and many articles not mentioned here.

Groceries! In Groceries may be found at the Eureka llnnse.1\'avy, liblorndu and 1 Rice, (‘11 s. ., n_\'~ter. d butter crackers; r, In . .l. soap, Sill[,SO|I.‘l, cream tartar. dye slulls of all llind'. salt pvlre, l uln'i. tiou I‘owders. cloves. nutmws. glued-ud- benr. antimony, caniphov. t'ullfel-tioll.lt'y. .‘II all thi ll.~I.('tl I'll' in the Grocery trade, includng 25 thesis of that ‘1 . I’TI (10115011 too.

just 1'(‘('l‘1\'(‘l1. per Lotus from London. “'IIII'll for quality and price must still defy competi- lion. Daily exp-l-lnll per Srhr. I’rnrz‘dcnce. lruln MONTH ‘AL. 1th) bbl-t. extra Canada FLOUR, and ill) sides EULI') LEA'I Ill-lit. I I l ' v b. l,-.(1ARIIIL\LR.

Suuimcrside. for. 21, 1367.

IMPORTANT 91181.10 I

“ Clifton House ” llE-OI’ENED I

The subscribers are nmv opening their

first arrival of

.W GOODS, Dry Goods,G rut-cries,llard ware

consisting in par! of Cotton \\'arp. red. white 6.: blue, Earthen' Gla

'.

1

all

s

Medicines, Boots and Shoes! Brooms, Pails and Tubs, Tea. (best English) Sugar. Molasses, Raisins. Currants. CONFE (7 1 '1 ONAA’ Y, Tobacco, Soap. Kerosene Oil. Iron and Salt. Nuils,(all sizes.) AXES. GLASS. PUTTY. PAINT. OIL. All of which. with a variety of other Goods, will be sold at the Smallest l’rices. Country Customers will please call and examine our stock. SCIIURMAN 6r. JOHNSTON.

Clifton, New London, } Oct. 3. 1867.

Great; Attraction l

CLERK’S ugly SALOON!

7 III". Subscriber. thankful for part favors, wishes to inform the public that be has removed his l’hulutzra‘ l 'a'aloon to a new Iluiblint; recently crud him for the pur- ll').~(‘, adjoining Ins Shop. here be has bl ller till ililies for taking: Pictured.

Photographs mnl Ferrntypes taken in the most improved style and at. the very cheapest

i'fl/CS. ‘

It'sntislucllon Is not given there will be no

charge.

Call and «cc Specimens / CHARLES R. CLARK. Ilead St. Stephen Street. Suninwnidc, Nov, H. 1807.

Now is the time to subscribe

'or the Jonrnal-—-only$1 a year

Wholesale Customers

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

The Assorted Crates 01'

CROCKERYVVARE

still remaining for sale, at a small advance on cost.

.

ALSO: CONFICCTIONARY. IlliliOSI‘lNli OIL. l’l'l'llll. ’I‘AR. OAKUM, ASCIIOIIS. IRON, TOILH‘UO. l'll'ICS. CHAINS. NAILS, SL'LI’IIIIR. ROPE. \ salxrs s \l.'rl'l-:'l‘ltn., x? Dr rl‘rrs. blAlltfll, ’L'OI’I‘I‘TRAS. MATCHES,CAN1)LI£S, BAK- l l.\'o suns. \\’AMIING SODA . I‘LOL‘UII MOUNTING, Slllili'l' IRON. 11013515 COAL. ll '1‘. lllllilllAN. Ic. Dec 12.18::7—lbn it a I‘ one bald: 1% I 'or ~ - l at and below cost, 1 . 1* OR CASH. The Subscriber. in order to effect a clear. anco of his Retail Stock of Goods, has commenced selling Dry Goods, hell llardv'arc, ()rockerywarc, -\-" Boots and Shoes, Ilats and Caps, Clothing,

At and below cost for CASH.

('asli customers in want of the above, will do “'k'll to roll and inspect his SlilUli.1|lI‘II learn prices before pur basing elM'wln-re.

JA All-IS. L. llUl..\1A1\'. lrili~h & Aurel-lean 11111130,} :x‘uuuners e. Ilet. ‘ 1567.

NEW

Winfred House I

’I‘IIE Subscriber bugs leave to notify his numerous friends. commit-rs, and the public generally that he basjust

Removed to his New Store, THE WINFRED H USE l Jtlblullpusllu 1115 ()[ll Stand, on Cullrul Slrcel. where he is now opening a

New & ll‘ashionablc Stock of

DRY GOODS !

which It(' now oll'ers as (IIlI-ZAI’ FOR CASH as can be bought on this Island.

7,33“ These Goods have been selected by himself. :md will be, found of the LATEST .JTYLI‘IS and FASHIONS.

Cotton Warps all Colors.

~—ALSO— \L

Expected in afvw days from HALIFAX. a choice lot of

GROCERIES!

which will be sold as cheap as formerly.

Persons coming to Sntmncrside. lo purl-base Goods. will please call at the ll'l.\'l"l.‘/‘.'I) [IONS/'1, on t llrnl Slt‘eet. where they will find the subscriber happy to rbow them his Stuck and tell them the priceS, when they can judge for themselves.

JOHN F. BAKER. Summersidu, Oct. 17, 1367. y

(

NEW GOODS. VI‘III} Subscriber has just received per

L’mll’lle and Zulei/re from GREAT BRITAIN. [null] Iv'lgt'n from MONTREAL, and Annie Laurie from IIOS’I'OJ, the 11111- ance of his I-‘all Importation, consisting in ‘ part of—~ Boiled & Raw Oil, \\'hite Lead Colored I'aints Olive Oil (llass and Patty Zine. Urockcrywarc, Salt, Iron & Steel Bullhloc Robes Kerosene (lil

Hats and Caps lienzinc. Varnish Glassware Tobacco

’I‘nrpcnline ( mllcs /\’ llopu Starch Salt Plow Metals

Vinegar Iron and tucl

Splings and Axch Cheese Nails llyc Stuff: 3 Chain for Mad Diggers.

And a v ariely ofotlicl‘ GOODS, which, to uclhrr with former iniportations. comprise a ver urge and well selected STOCK 0F AII-IRCIIANINZID; and having been bought in the best markets and upon the very best terms, will be sold as low as llny others in t1 0

market. DAVID ROGERS.

Summers-dc. Nov. 7. 1867.

FLOUR & MEAL.

1)”! Scbr. I'uovlm-zscn. from Montreal. 300 Bbls. No. 1 Alloway 5: other brands

F L 0 U R I 100 bbls. White 8; yellow Riln dried

CORNMEAL.

lg— For Sale f...» 0.131! our!

JA MES L. IIOL'IIAN. Summon-Into. Dev. I1. ’o7.

GHEAPEST YET !

V 111-) subscriber has just. received at his STORE, (nppnrile the More Inter uccu~ pied by John A. All-llonalll.) 111i

Fall mid Winter supply 01‘ MEI . ' ANDISE,

comprising a general assortment of Staple A: Film-y DRY GOODS. Ladies. lllis. s 4'; Children‘s IIOO'I'S. SHOES, Rubbers 6: Oversbot-c, in variety VERY C'lI/t'A 1’ FOR C'A SI].

Also a choice assortment of

Family Groceries I In ’1'“ \. Itl-illOSIir‘l". OIL. ‘ : . Molasses. 'I‘ubaueo, Vinegar, - ilu:.(!urrantn, Snap. (YunlIIt-r, Figs. Nut-l, [\llpll'fi, Iliscuit. Buckets. Ilrnninll. Ilye Stuffs, &c. the, All oi which will 1.0 Mild VERY CIII'ZAI', for (1;th or approved credit: IIUGII RAMSAY. Summcrnlde, Walerqtreet, Dec. 12. 1867.

lruulns, Polls, 8-. Tuba, l

Hritish Periodicals.

l‘be London Quarterly Review(Conservutive)

The Edinburgh Review (Whig),

I‘be \\'uslluinster Review (Radical),

North British llcview (Free Church)

AND

Plackwood's Edinburgh Magazine tTory)

These foreign periodicals are regnlnry pub- lished bv us in the same style as lu-n-tutore. Those who know them null have lotq: sub- scribed to them. need no reminder; those whom the cilil uar oflhe but few years had duprii ml uflhcir once welcomi- supply of the best periodical literature. \\ill be glad to have lbeln again within their t'vach; andlhose who may never yet have met with them, will .us- ~ ircdly be well pleased to reee‘ accredited reports of lb: progress of European science and Iltxl‘iillll't'.

TEIIII’IS Hill 1867-

I’ur any onenl‘lhe Reviews $1.01.) per nnnutn l"or.u.y to n pl the Rt \ icws 7.00 " For g llllce ol‘tue Reviews 10.00 “ For all fuuroftllu llc' ' 12.00 “ Fur IlIat-Iuvimd‘s Alas. ine 4.00 “

Forlllaekwomldzonc Iveview 7.00 ” For lilaccwooll and any two

ol'lllo evit-ws 10,00 ” l-‘nr Illa null and three

ol the Ilcricws 13,00 " For Illackwoud and the four

Reviews 15.00 “

CLUBS.

A discount of newly per cult. will be nlluw- ed to «Inns of funr or more persons. Thus. four copies of lilackwulul, or 01 one Review, will he sent to one address for $12.30. Il‘uur copies ufthc four Reviews and Illaclrwoud. for 48.00. and so on.

PIISTl'lliE-

' mail, the I'os'raur. to any part of the L' States will be but tlrully- rlmr rrms : air but ‘ Illau luv-null.“ and but tip/ll rents a year for each ol'tlle Reviews. PREMIUMS TO NEW SUBSCRIBEAS. New Subscribers to any two of the above periodicals for 1561' will he vulitlv-ll lot ev-iu- pl lis, any one of the "l’lltll' lt'rl'l’elrs' for lullo. New Subscril ers to all [lie of the Pe- rioulcals for 1807, may receive, gratis, llluek- wood or any lu'o of the “ lv'olll' A’eaiclu" tor lh'tltl. , These premiums will be allowed on all new subn'riptluns receiwd before April 1, InllT. Hubserilu-r. also um 11” bark numbers at the following M‘tltlt‘t‘tl rah-s, \iz.: ’I‘be A'urlh liri'Il's/l from January. ISIIII,‘ to December. tram. inclusive; lln- [film/Hugh and the | all/15hr frunl‘ April. lull-t. to 1A- vu. luv, 1. .n, int-II >1\'l‘, and the (‘Illttl'lt’l‘ly for the your 1.5115 and lb‘llli. at the rate of 1.51) a year tor u-h or any Review; also liltll‘Iiwtlllll fur lb‘tili. for $2.51). Ila/.6” Scillu-r premiums to Sub. -rs, not discount to (.‘lnbs. nor reduced pru-es Iur lult'lt numbers, can be allowed. unless the money is remitted direct [u the l’uLlis/ln's. No prelnilmis can be given to ('Iubs.

Tlll'} LEQNARD Sill) I'T PUBLISHING (Ill-

68. ll'ltf/tcl' iSI/‘Lt'l, 1V. 1'.

\\'ben rent I

The L. S. 1'1)“ (‘0. also publiin the Farmers’ Guide,

by Henry Stephens. ul l-Idinhurcll, and the late .I. 1'. Norton, of Yale (‘ollt-gc, Ll vole '- I Octave, 11an pages‘ and numerous 1 n-

" fur the two volumes—by mail,

‘* ‘ICE llo'l I

‘V IIICIIICAS by virtue of n Deed of Ile-

Iease and .- 3ulnent made and live. ruled the ‘.‘1~ltlay ut l:t“l‘., in~t . and duly lilcll 11I1|l rcpistercdintlm prupt-ruflil-os in this Island. \\'.\I. II. DAWSON. late ul Charlottetown. 'l‘anner, Ilnlh released, assign- ml, t niulerrell, and runvq al to the under- sluned all his real and personal Estate in l'rinec Edward 1.1 ul, undull llebls and sums ofluoncy and securities. tllcrcliirt- due and owing unto him, as Well as all the lll'l‘Mllllll Estate and l'itl'el-ls belonging to. and all debts and sums of money nlul MIL'III'IIH‘S Ilicrl'furv- 1111 L“ ‘loltelown. Shot-maker. which had been by him assigned and conveyed lo the said \\'i ivln ll. Dawson. by a certain Deed nl lncnt duly registered. upon certain , null for certain purposes. in the said llrst Inclilioucll l)t'('(l of Assignnn Ilt expres- sell. This is [U notify all persons indebted to the said \V. I}. 1):n son. and lo the said George I'ieull ‘ lunk Account,

‘ post paid, $3.

tivcly. mu~t be paid forthwith. to .\l Auntv d: l).\vlr.s. Solicitors, who har- rluly authorised to receive and give receipts ' the same; and all persons to whuln the :aid W. ll. l)l\\\':ull is indebted, are request: ll to furnixh their claims and Accounts duly : llested to the said Messrs. Alley a“; Italics. forthwith.

Dated at Charlottetown, this 25th ()ct.. ’67

THOMAS DAWSON. IlllillAlll) lllCAIl'l'Z. THOMAS ALLI'ZY.

Assignec’s Notice.

B].

of Assignment thi Deputy I’rullionutal - assigned all his IlOOR Ill-lll'l‘s, l’rupl- ' I'I‘111.|N.'I‘.\‘nllill nnll tni.’ d, to the Sllllrt‘l'll l'. for certain purpustwmlrusts therein nlcu— tinncd— I NOTICE is hereby given. that the Creditors of the said John Andrew McDonald who wish to come in and execute said trust deed, are requested to do to within sixty rlnysfrolu this dull otherwise they will be llehnrrrll ll'lllll parli 'pallng iii any of the benefits of said trust Estate. All persons indebted to the said John Andrew McDonald are lu-reln H‘qllt'rlt'll to mike immediate payment of their icspul live debts to the subscriber, at his ulllcc In Sutu- tucrsiile. who alone is now authorized to re- ceive and grant receipts for the same. LlNlI-‘i ll. Mt‘AllLLAN. Sulnmcrside, Oct. 26. [lull—If