mmm&;~12 ‘ I r... ‘«I

3.1:; ,iltl‘llllllt.

It. lb dropped the 0st- .fisow luu.‘ uid Mrc'. Al‘urtingtcn. ss diatoms into the room with in basket snugly {tied up. ‘ take our Tabby. and

drop .oouewhere. and see thst sire of): I check “oi-Julia mum 1 ti v

'vin h. loot of the butter. She is the flilyvlult pnatur ! But don't hurt her. lune: in“, tcke cut: that she don‘t come bsck.‘

lke smiled as he received his charge. and the old woman felt‘hsppy in getting rid of her trouble without‘fisorting to

‘ vi lapse. She would rather have endur- mlotke evil ol'.the cat, great as the evil ‘ wu.,thsa thst the poor qusdrupcd should Lbs inhuman]; dealt with. She saw Ike “depart. in the dusk of the eye-ping. and notched him till he become lost to View in the shsdbw‘cf a tree. It was s full di‘lf hour ~he'fpre he returned with his ‘ empty basket. and An unusual glen mark- ed hinppesrsncer—it sparkled in his eye. ‘ it glows in his cheek, it sported in his lain—and Ilto looked really handsome. II he etc before the dome. and pro- claimed t peels of his mission. she drop cosy, Issac ?' usde the old liuiy. looking kindly upon him, ‘ and won't she coe bslik‘

‘ She dropt just as essy i' said Ike,

jetting his bukct full to the floor, and ‘shyiifg his cap upon the table. somewhat on angering a glass lamp with a wooden bottom that stood thereon; ‘she dropt just as easy? and she won’t come back—— ‘.you may bet high on that.’ " ‘ But you didn't beat and mangle her, Isaac. did you ? If you did I should be 'ufrnid she would come back and haunt us "I have henrd‘cf such things ;' and she looked snsiously in his face; but detect- ing there no trace of guilt, she parted his hair. and told him to sit down and cut his su per, which the young gentle. man did with considerable unction.

‘ Issac! Issac l'_scresmed Mrs, Part- ington‘ at the foot be little stair-wily thst led to the attic here the bpy slept. the next morning af'tcl t e ,obqve occur- rence. ‘ Isaac'i'—-and 0 came down stairs slowly. rubbing his eyes as he ,csmc. She had disturbed his morning nap. '

' lsane,‘ said she. ‘ what is that hang- ing yonder to a limb of our apple-tree ?' One sca tcring tree, as she said. consti- sated her vholc orchard. unless she counted the poplar by the corner.

‘I can‘t see so fur off,‘ said Ikc, still (rubbing his eyes.

.' Well, I‘slwyld' think it was a cat; and it looks to inc like our Tabby. 0, lune lif you have done this !' and a tone ,kin to horror trembled in her voice.

‘ I‘ll go and see if its her.‘ said Ike. M if not hearing the last part of her rc- rnurk ; and he dushcd out of the door, but soon came back. with wonder depict- ed on every feature of his expressive countenance. "0, its her I sure enough. it's her I' cried he.‘ but I did drop her l'

.‘ Well. how did she come there then 3' and the good old lady looked puzzled.

‘ I'll tell you how I guess i wn< ‘ will 1ke.looking demure? up. ' guess that .i... committed suini c, because we was going to drop her ; they are dreadful ,ltnowing critters, you know.‘

‘ True enough.’ replied the old lady. awhile something like a tear glistened in her"eyc—-—her pity was excited; ‘ true enough, Issue. and I dare say she thought hard of us doing it; but she hadn't ought to if she'd hue considered a minute.

Ike said no more. but ivcnt out and cut down the supposed suicide, with a gerious innuncr,'and buried her beneath her gallows. deep down among the roots of the old tree. and she never came back.

~ M ludy told the star to'ihli‘min- istifrfigd lkc' vouched foryit. but the good man shook his head incredulously gt the idea of the suicide. and looked at the boy. Ile evidently understood how the cat was dropped. Mai-amour“. Cum—Tn run LADIES.

,—-l have lived solitary long‘cnough : I want somebody to talk at. quarrel with. and then kiss and make up again. There.- fore I am open to pro osals ('er youpg Indies'apd'widOu'a o more than average rospects‘bility, toleraLIy tame in disposi- tion. and hair of any color but red. As nearlyas lcsn judge lam not over eighty nor under twenty-five years of age. I hm sound in lhnb and on the nigger ,qucstion ; am very correct in my morals hnd‘first-rate at nine-pins; have n rc~ gold for the Sabbath, and ncvcr drink only when invited. Am a" d'orricstic 'animai, snd perfectly docile when shirt hilltops sré allright. If I possess spredominiiting virtue it is that of forgiving every 'cnemy. whom I deem it hazardous to handle. Money isno object. is I never was troubled with any, and never expect to be.

.A hints: [igneous-Andy Cum. mings. who used to live .out near Framin- hnm. was a cute own-easter—a real live Qinnkoe, hard to best. He was once in a [country bar-room down South, where several gentlemen were assembled, when onc'of them said:

. ‘ Yankee ‘Ifuinmins. if you'll go out a. ld stick your pcnknife into anything. it on you come back I’ll tell yoir 'wherc its stickin'. ‘ Yer can't do no such thing!’ yrcspondrd Cummings. ' t

,‘ I'll bdtten dollars of it.’ answered

theScuthlufno‘r.I ' ‘

- “hi. I rather guess ,llli trike that ere bet. Ilere. captain (turning to the land- lord) hcld stakes, and I'll just makc hulf’ 's sew horse in less thsn no time.

The plrties deposited an X s iece, and '(1 went o'n'his mission. but in a short time he returned. shying:

' \Vsl neighbor. what's it stickinlin ?'

,‘ In the handle.‘ replied the Southerner, hold out his hand for the stakes. ‘* r ‘ ' Oil "'niit} Just wait a minntc.’ ssid the Yankee. as its held up the knife. minus’ the bids. ‘ I kilkilste thc'hlsde can't be In ths‘hsndlc. when its driv clean up an old stasip snide yer road out than

.Cnnunlni. of course. we- the wager and thd Southerner sloped phi-ts unknown.

_ roe” of‘laughter. Sourdupsir. If the stream of life

the past llal Your will be

scuunusun; Jm‘umi. rumsusv. corona

s..-

' m . We must not lookth too grcc results from the applieslion of ch" ‘ o curi- eultnre. Its suggestions in y o a serve or guides to experiment. but they cannot is confided in pith.qu experiment.— Thtrc are properties of soil too nubtile for the chemist's retort. Only in nature's great laboratory can they is: detected.— For example. it is found that n certain rock will be covered with the lowest lichens and mosses. Nothing else will grow upon it. In due time the notion of this lov.‘ vegetation. together with the action of the frost and rain. will crum- ble ofl the surface of‘thc rock. This pro- duces s worse soil on which forms end other plants a little higher than iichcus will grow. Not till these have pulverized the soil still further. will it produce wheat and corn. Yet ,th e .mist finds the same clemcnts u'hclicr. o analyze the rock. the gravcliy hand. or the fine earth. And the difference is not merely one of fineness. Mechanical grinding will not court-rt the rock into fruitful loud. The particulcs which the moss assimilates. acquire a new po\vcr from having qnce hccu partspf‘ a living organism. \thn they have npslmilated by a higher plant. this power is increased. This influence of the living . not over dead matter. chemistry :hus,‘ oi“ been unn ble to test satisfactorily. "To tli‘whrlher a par- ticular soil will grow barley. sow a patch of it to barley. To tell whether a pnrti~ cular manure is valuable. try it. “ 'I'hc proof'of the pudding is in the eating."

&

Boston and Colonial

itultsral.

Steams Company. ’ "lll': Sloan ipA IIAr'lIlHi’A. Capt, 1‘, A. Nit-urn . anl ORII'.‘ ’ BIL. Capt. F. Snow. soil 1' r 1505' ‘ ' fro CHARLOTTE- ’I‘0\\'N , connecting with dltl’ercnt to New York, I'hil- :ulclphia

‘ PASSAGE.

' lit Gem's Forward

. Cabin. To Boston, £2‘10s £2 Ills £9 5s llulif'ux. I'IOs 1 lbs 1 .3! Cause. 1 Us I 55 I Us

For further information apply to thc Agents. (.‘AILVIGLIV mco'ruuns. CliurlotlctoI-‘h‘ululy 5, “Mix

k _‘ x .. l’. E. ISLAND" Steam .vigsi'tion Company’s Steamers Prince." of ll’ulrs and Ileatlur Belle.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

The Steamer “Princess of Wales". ‘ EAl'hlS CIIAIlLO'I'TIi'I‘OWN for NUM‘ MEIlSIDE, SIIPJI)1.\U, ltlUlIlIIlIC’l U, Utlrk'l‘llAM and NEWCASTLE. uvcry Mon- day night at ll o‘clock. reaching Slicdinc in time iur the morning Train on ’l’uvstlay.

Loaves Sllt'lllilc for Richibuctu at nine o'clock on 'l‘ucsvlay morning, uud Ilichibuclo for wilful...“ )"l" u' “"4- ssmc ( My, arriving at Lhathuul and Newcastle sumo owning.

Loni-cs hcwcustlc for Slit-diluent three o‘- clock on Wellucsduy morning. calling at ('lmlllum and Iiicilihucto on wuy down, '

Leaves Shrich for Summersqu and char-

luttctown on Wollnfisllay afternoon, at half past two o'cl -k, llllllll'lllélt‘l)‘ on arrival of the Twin. N

Leaves ('1 l'iclon cvcry l‘iclou tor Qharlullclo at 12 o'clock :ztiuc night.

Lcavcs Charlottetown fur Sumlncrside and Slimline evcry Friday morning nthult‘pnst eight o'clock.

Lcrlvs Slimline for Sulmm-rside and Chur- lottclol 11- Ht half-punt two. nth-r arrival of‘ ’l‘ruln,‘vcry Snturilpy utter-noon, arriving in Charlottetown at hail-pun ten some night.

The §t&m&"‘}lea I Be "

Lenvcs liliurloltcttul'n f'o ' every Mon-

day morning at nine. Lcuvcs l'ictou same

:\luil.‘“oul loin..." our 0

lultclcfil). Lcu -s Ubarlfiluivnorll 11

day uud Sulur y.‘ tuoruin

returning 13 I ' lottctl -‘ . - mcdisu-ly ut linrriv , v about i o‘cI 'V ’1 '

From (‘1! lot c 12s. Htuc' (.‘hnriuuctown Steemgs 7s ,' . ('llul'lullelmvn 0 So mwrslde or back. (’ab'm Us. .‘leeragl- 7s_6d. "

Charlottetown lo Shellac or brick. Cabin lBs. Slccrngc 155.

Charlottetown to‘Ilichibucto or

rtou or back. Cabin c

-/

P.

[or back, Cnbln Os,

back, 35,00

Do. Mi‘nupicbi, do. (i ll!) Smumcrsldc to lilcllibuclo, do. 3 00 Du. ‘ Mirumichi, do. l 51! Shediud to liiclllhuvlu. - do. 2 00

Do}

(.‘h'town to St. Join or [[19

'. M’rnmicbl, do. :l ()0 li hers- ll. ur-t so

Do. Euhpyr . i I ‘ I 17: lid, or 6 00 Do. Portland.‘ do} 2 1le 0d, or it no Du. Boston, 1, do. 2 his flu or :1 up

FARES—I’Iilflfil IT. Charlottetown to Snnuuysillc, 1s per hbl. hulk

Do Siludiac. ls liil llo. 'l)b RIClllllllt'lll & 1 2s. go. do. ' i\Iirn'uIichi )

Sill-(line to lllcllibuclouml Is‘ do.

.\llrxllulvbi, RETURN TICKETS to or from Chariot“:- town and fiuluumrsidc. 12s. nvnllnhle one wot-It. ’I‘ickcts void if pul‘liun leave the Is,- lnnd dull}! n.- time. EXCESS tlll‘UIlN 'I‘It'liI-I'I‘S. at one first class tilre. ntny intisrlllcll at. any Ticket Office. to portion of live or more going nnd rc- turuing tIrgctlII-r. to and from any one station within one wot-k. it bcinir distinctly understood that unless those conditions are complicd with the-"I‘u-kot '111 be void. SEASON TICKETS mny ht- purchased at\tllvcrfor iltilividuulu or linullil-s.

I M Oran. ‘ ,- is. iv. MALES, Sce'y.

Chsllmt4owfi, June 18. 161:6.

Summerside Ba

uer-vrwun' mvlnmm fFOl'll Hill C err. on on: mild-up ital for ill a th Bunk

mods Mile 2 h 1' tum An Atll ltloml O llo‘ I) pe holders It It ins" pllyuhlc on II '

ot‘ Ocrosl‘p ', I1, LYIDIARD, Cashier.

Summcisldc, suu. a ’lulm.

LL parties Indellied t. i be required to pay before the l-‘IllS'I‘ .l my

ncxt. ‘ i (mount: Crnpnml, m-ptcmhcr l7, “lull.

may"? or rim"-

rlottclovr for Thursday morning at Hi '; rcturuiug.lcnves —‘

The sums}: . Is Successfully Laid!“

and utilis will nn‘:r- a greater demand for all kinds of

ST ATIONERY,

we oll‘er I good assortment. at low prices.

Education!

Every Man should give' his Children a

good Education), and in ordcr to do this

he must furnish them with the propcr

app-talus. and of th proper kind. and as

we are in this lrudo exclusively. we can

supply you, at (‘h riottctuwn prices. (or even lane; with the best

SCHOOLVIBOQKS, Pens, Ink, Slates, Pencils

icnl Instru- . dzc.

It is sdmittcd hy all that Reading Impro- ves the mind, and that:a even the school boy will learn more from the newspaper than at school ; we therefors offer the very medium‘through which to obtain this ‘ knowledge. and place it at so low a figure that cvc?‘ Mun may obtain it. Just. think! you can, iuvc sent to you every week. for one year, the

Summersiiie'g-Journal, FOR ONE DOLLAR. 63. as.

From which on can obtain the Latest Ncws by? tho 'ublu. the hcst Literature. Agricultural knowledgegho Market prices. and hue who the lcuding Merchants of our Town are. (for whose nulucs ulwuys road our advertising columns.)

Scud'in your names and ONE DOLLAR at once. as wc. wool to issue 2,000 copies on the commencement of'the iccoud your.

Bertram so Barnard.

Ccnlml Street. Summcrsidc. Aug.

0 h” for Hides !

r ‘11 . ibsc D's-m pay ms for moss. (I ' ‘ iis Wharcbousc. I). ROGERS. Sumo si 0. Sop. 20. '66.

HENRY A, sum,

Bookseller" and Stationer,

DE, m ~

Hardware, Fancy Goods, 4.

I ~c. &c. the. EGSleuvcm rcspcctfblly to nunounce

to his mnn ends in town and country, and th ublic rural». tlnitho has IllUVL‘tl with U! c be he Stuck ot‘thc lute llrm ol' Limo Inn 5) from the OLD S'I‘AND. coma. 'QLAllI‘Z. to his N 4w STAND. Q 17 E E .‘ S T It E I: 'I‘ .fgcccntly BELL'S CLOTHING STORE, tutti ircctly oppositi- the Store of “'m. hlcuill, Esquire. Having had sixteen years prut'iicnl expe- rience in tho nbnvc line of business, and hav- ing rclittcd his Establishment, and intending

' . 1 t I l -_ . . um uh crucial: outlast. mall. yum...

sole and retail customers on the very best terms. ..

Mr. IIAIlVIl-l Ihruccsitbiu opportunity of thanking lllusL' filicuds, and the public gone- rnlly. who have at) kllldly putuoniil‘d him while in connection with the late Firm of Laird Kt Ilnrl‘itl. 7'

llarvie's Book, 865: Queen Street.

P'J SPRING GOODS.

7 “IE CBSCRIBERS IIAVIi RECEIVED a 11% and varied Stock of

ritish Goods, l-Zx. I'lllOltESS‘J‘EJHI'LV d‘ IJZZIE. —(.‘ usisliug in part of—

Drew Goods 1n the ll .st styles. Cloths, Scotch ’I‘wccds; n auliful assortment of Lndics' Shawls. Also, Mnnllvs. Ready hludc Clothing ‘irpetiug’. Halo and Policy Flannel Y: He] Shirts. Mu, «in. 8mm Goods, r, Gloves, Hosiery,

ock of Ilanlwurv.

nan Slvig riagc lluihlcr Is/pnrticulnrly culled to this

urticic. Earthcnwnre in variety. Prime English

TEA. very" Cheap, Bcst (‘cgnnr5 Brandy. Holland Gin.

Dru-cram ll m. Port and Sherry Wino, A ti-w misc Chalupujne. l’ortcr,A_lc. &c.. and n}. \‘lll'll‘ly or other nrti- olcs to Iufiucrous tqmcntinu.

is?" This Stock being pcrsouully selected in London, (iiusuow. Manchester, Wolver- hampton, Liverpool. slilllbl‘tleltll’t‘ &c.. at the hestrutcs, con be confidently rccmutm-mlcd to cllstmucrs, bulb in quality and price. (‘nsh «uslouu-rs willouvc 20 pt'l' rent. by exmuining our stock before purchasing elsewhere.

,JAS. CAMPBELL 6: (‘0. Suiumorsidv. Juno " 1866.

Cheap or Cash! ' inNEILL £600ES. H’ A D W s R E, . '5er— The lowbst cash rates. “Pfi'fiiéfi‘ wCOUNTY sums ms, «3 ' lo the A [.1le "(MINI-3.) r wrbegs lL‘llYP to cull thi- at—

n large assortment of‘

TEA. ‘ silosn. &c. &c. &c. Sunlmcrsidc. aug. Ill. 1368. {Int

Toss on p moron!

o the Mort-hunts and llcnll-rs in

( Nut

Ill and the County generally. tn the

s Nil’lljlbllt. where he numuihctilres

Till-1 SQl All, ISLAND MANI‘FAC'l'lfll- yr " L in) TOIMFCO,

and can WP V‘Ii'oiemlo customers nt all «as»... - ‘ ‘ ' ' "

Ilc finite s himself to say that lur can supply as good an nrticlc, If not hetu-r.' tfiuin can hr had clscu‘horly nnll‘ on as rcusooahlu terms. Buy ynur"'l‘0BA(:(.'O here. cm-unnigc homc lusnufn‘ctm-fi’und save your freight.

' I'A'l‘llH'K llll-ZI.I.Y.

and exhaustion. rcllvl Will he found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the lyrup is adminis- tcred.

This valunl-lc prcpnrntlon In the proscrlp- tions of one (ulthc most experienced and skil- l'ul nurses in New En nod. and has been us~ ed with never falling s can in flmuamh of capes. It not only rcl ves the :sllild from pnm but invigorntos the s machcand bowels, corrects acidity. and gives nclnnd energy to the whole system. It will lmust instantly l‘t‘liuvt‘ GRII‘ING IN 'I‘III‘: owns, AND WIND COLIC. and overcome convulsions. which. if not speedily remedied. end in death. We believe it the but and surest remedy in lhescorlrl. innllcus'cs ofl)yscutrynnd Diarrhms in Children. whetherlt arises from teething. or from any other cause. We would my to cvery mother who has a child suffering from nny of the felt-going complaints—do not let your prejudices, nor the prejudices of others, stund bctwccriyour suffering child and the rc- Iief‘thntwill b. sure—yes. nbralulely sure—to follow the usqofthis medicine. iftlmcly used. l-‘uIl directions for using will accompany each bottle. None Genuine union the foe-smile of t‘Ult’l‘lS & l’1~‘.lll(lNl§Nt-w York. is on the outside wrapper.

Sold by llrnggisls throughout the world.

l'riur'fpal villi-e. No. 46 Hey Street. N. Y.

I‘ricc, only ill: Cents per Bottle.

E Dudllyosou'; 0. 11%ng s

w... A Cough, Cold, or

8 HM Sore Throat,

, L Ruornms murmur): A-rnzn- * ° ion, AND suuunn m: (‘llltt‘lt-

n. [PALLOWHIITUCONTINUE.

static; of the Lungs. a ermanent Throat Affec-

Eiiggm pa Incapabls Lung IS OFTEN T‘IE lil-ISI‘L'I‘.

Brown’s Bronchial Troclles

HAVING A gilfili'l‘ INFLI‘FLCH T0 TIDE I‘AI'ITN.

V}: IMfllI‘JlIlATR IIIZIJLI‘.

For Bronchitis. Astluuu.(‘atnrrb.(‘onsumptivc ‘» urdfl'hraat Dirt-Mrs.

Trocllcs aroused withmlwuys good success. SINGERS :lNl')‘ Ifil'lllJC SPEAKERS will find Trarlm u ll in clearing the voice when taken lil'flll‘k' Siugiugor Speaking. and relieving the throat after an unusual cxvrtion of the wool organs. The Trnrhu are rel-om- mended and prescribed by Hi 's’ inns. and hnvc bad tcstimnninls from ll nu-ut nicu throughout the c untr)‘ lit-int: an article of true merit, and liming prnrtd their ofllcul‘y by n lost of many yours.“ each year finds them in new localities in various parts oi'thc world, and the Trot/res nro universally pronounced

better than other nrliolcl.

Ou'rs'm only “llnowu's Duos-cunt. 'I‘no- cnm." and do not take any of the ll'orlhlru Imitation: thut may be ofl'ured.

SOLD )2" Ell? \V II I'ZR l'i .

All kinds of Job Printing done at the Journal Ollicc.

for Summerside. Saint

CHARLES YOUN G, Agent.

Charlottetown. November 21. I

lllm. ‘ /

IPANY,

A. LARGE 'PAID UP CAPITAL,

l

ARNARD. -

‘5.

E a D-I .2 'D U) 3,5 a 0 E a (E 4

:11 is 5 E. l: 5: t- c 0 >1 3 c .3 .=. a 3 t: F. b c u a: l: l! . n:

as .m- 3 E .2 L:

W

HAVING

IRE AND LIFE

all the.

«3‘ a U) 0— 9,5 “a 6 m GD m U) :3 _ U .3” — c t: +6 :1. D D 0 4

THE LONDON & LANCASHIRE

'[NSUWCE COD

V ‘llli subscril ' lw publict at luv , lug out n R U Alli/(Ill. (he es; n and in thr fir style. l scrvil-vnbid ll [3' ‘ cull at the 1.06 Auto—Ml ns (‘srrinic

mlth work. slll‘ll

' ounling. l'lough Mountmi'. "Mu . ‘hip work. &c.. dune‘ on lhc prouuzlys I turns it alt-qwch

Sunimcrsidc. Dcc. H, 1mm. '

' no A n llli.\‘l'u.\'. 1 Long lilvcr, New London. "uh 16. 1861:. am, i

‘S'l't llll'i. ‘ To arrive. in midi!

Trees and .

“mum sonar!" It. s. She—HE s Bro:

Ilavc much pleasure in calling attcntion to their NE‘V STOCK OI“ GOODS,

which is now nearly completed, and Will be lmfuuud to emhmce s greater variety than heretofore out-red It the “ Albion House," and at moderate prices.

Dry Goods Department: po

The Dry Goods Department has been rc- pleniuhed with the latest styles in Ladies Dress Material in Silks. Studs and Muslims, Sacqucs. Mantles at Shawls. Huts. Boom-ts und Trimmings. White Black and Colored Trimmed Cups. Eng- lish snd American Skirts and Skirtian Iii-l, Silk and list: Gloves. and Hosiery. liid. l’runelln sud Leather Boots. Belt Clasps, Buckles and Belt Ribbon. Bonnet and Hands 0 “Infill!!!”