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A {scotch preacher being sentto oflici ate one Sunday at a country parish, was accommodated at night in the manse.iu a very diminutive closet, instead of the usqu best. bed-room appropriated to strangers. ‘ Is this the b~-d<ruom ?' he raid. starting back in amazement. ‘ Deed, uy. sir, this in the prophct's chamber.‘ ‘ It mean be for the minor prophets. then,’ was the reply.

SCOTCH ’l‘iicoLonv.-—'I‘ire llf’t‘IHN‘C quotes a shrewd Scotchniau as saying} ‘ You never saw a woman sewing with- cut a needle! She would make but poor speed if'she only sewed wi‘ the thread. So, I think, when we are dealing witlt sin- rrers we maun aye put iii the needle 0‘ they law first; for the fact i-t, they're slccpiu' sound, and they need to be awakened up \vi‘ something sharp. lint when we‘ve got the needle 0' the law fairly in, we may draw its lung a thread as you like o' U0>ptl consolation ai‘tcr it.’

A coffin maker was asked whom he was making for, and mentioned the intend- ed. ‘ \\'hy, he is not dead, man‘.' rid the iprerist. ‘ Don't you trouble your'sr-li',‘ re- plicd the other; ‘ Dr. (.‘oe told us to make the eofliu, and I guess he knows what he gave l.iin.'

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KERSHAW it rowiitiis ; i.\ll'Rti\'lill I'.\'i‘l‘..\T ‘ Non-conducting uml Vapor-isms!

Fire and Burglar Proof l

S R 3c” SE S , .c . .\i.vscr--_vorr'iii:its or

BANK Valli/1‘5. iiL’Rtil..\R i‘ROuFi VAULT DOORS. lRO.\ \'.\L'Li DOORS.l 1’ AT E N 'l‘ t,‘O.\llllNA'i‘lO.\' 15 .t N R LOCKS. DEED BOXES. I’.\'1‘EN‘I‘ JAIL LOURS & L‘I'ZLL DOORS, e. vvc.

'l‘iros. I-‘L‘i.r.i.i;it. l).vvir>5'r.viui & Sons, 'I‘ravelling Agent} Agents. lialilax.

Montreal. I c l.'i. '65 y

‘Vorl/i Bull's/t and illenmntile INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE AND LII“ ‘2. CAPITAL: '1‘\\'O MILLIONS. Sterling.

CIIIt‘th' ot‘i‘lcl‘ til Princes Street, 1' in‘uurgli. til 'I'lrrvurlneerilc Street, London. Ricks taken daily, in low" and Country, til the oilice of the Agent , Reading room

amour. 1

E 'I‘IiE SUBSCRIBER wishes

to return thanks for purl favor». and acquaint his Custom“. and ollleth Innt be h... licinovcd his Boot. nk rltoc Store to tin.- hlIlltllIIK lately occupied bv Mr: I’ lirmvu hourly opposite the Journal Olliee,nini will be Inu:l lruppt' to m v..-nminimum-cotiheirinwrn ALL l'ERst). rnlobicrl to the nilm-riberaic

IL'llllL‘nILtl to hill and N-lllc litrll :ueonuis

M A.) O R RAMJAY.

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New EnglandEeif-Actingfl

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.I list what every Ii-‘ilrincr Requires

\ ILL weavi- from l5 to 30 yards per day. Any style of goods required .

A dozen diti'erent twrii can be woven uponthe same vrarp. Also S ‘itllilt‘SS Bugs,

AV!) CLOTII. DOUBLE-“101W!- vlan weave a web six feet ten inches wide. Also. winds its own quills; niid while it

we..tv-s one Iprill it \l'llltla another. (Tait alw

be folded togethcr aiul taken through a com- mon door with he uehb in. '1 in: whole

Building. Ilorc ester strvei. (1. W. DizllLOIS. (icneral Agent for 1‘ r; Island. Charlottetown. .lurn- 2o. lhtifi —ly ~

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“'hat is the difference between a first man in debt mid a feather bed? One is hard up and the other is soft dowp.

A drunkavd.upon hearing that the earth \vxsrouud. said that accounted for his rolling about so much.

A m' ri ton was returned with the endorsement, ‘ Shc wouln't have inc.‘

Young men are too apt to think them-

selves wise enough, so drunken men are_ apt to think. thcnistlvcs sober CIIUllgll.'

’l'rii; SI‘DKEN Worms-Boys and girls, what is it you can never catch. though you chase aittr it as on the wings of the wind 3 You can never catch the word that has once gone out of your lips. Once spoken, it is out of your reach : do your best, you can never recall it. 'l’hcrct'ore, take care what you say. Neverspcakan unkind word, an impure word, a lying word, or a profane \\ 0rd.

" My son, would you suppose that the Lord's prayer could be engraved on p space no longer than the area ofa cent:

‘ \\'ell, yes, father, if a cent is as big in everybody's eye» as it is in yours, I tliiuk there would be no diiliculty in putting it on about four times.

There is this difference between these two temporal blessings, health and money; money is the most envied, btrt the least enjoyed; health is most. enjoyed, but the least envied; and this superiority of the latter is still more obvious, when we re- flect that the poorest man would not part with health for money, but that; the rrch~ est would gladly part with all their money for health.

If you tlriirk your opportunities are not g'od enough you had better try to im- prnve them.

Old boys have their playthiugs as well as young ones—the difference is only in the price

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Farmers sell too many of their beef cattle wlicu they are rntrcly in ordinary beef condition. Iii doing this there is a two—fold loss that but few consiiltr. The animal yields it less number or pounds and the meat brings ti lower price. lic- twecn ordinary beef and really cl'oice, fat beef. there is always a difference of two or three cents per pound, andthis diil'cr-i once when added to the whole nuniberoil pounds when the uuirnal is in the best condition, trill be found to be no mean nmotiirt.—Nutliirig pays bettcr than the few bushels of grain or the few days upon good June prass, that. puts the ' iinirh~ ing touch‘ upon what is generally denomi- nated a good beef animal.

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Icy I’(1I/r.r.—-chere falls may he pun, rented by t-‘pl‘ll .liug the slippery 11'. about the house and yard \vith coal as us, sand, or sawdust. The last is the most cleanly. and is easily obtained at saw- mills in the country, as well as iii large towns.

Ice IIoriacs.~\Ve wonder that ire-houses are so rarely found upon the home ‘ premises. They can be built of niatcri: founri trpon the farm in a very cheap, sub- stantial way, and would save many times the interest of the money invested cu ry year. Buy a few nails. gut boards and joists from your wood lot, and try your hand at. an ice-house, filling the sides with sawdust or pluningunill shavings. lfthc ice-house is ready, fill it tut soon as you have iec six inches thick. ’l'hc‘ first ice formed is quite sure to be clear and solid. and is often the best of the sea- son.

Illanurra.—-chp all the sources of iiupply. the yards, sties, llntl privics, well supplied with absorbents. The great error in all our farming is the mgch of the manure heap. Study constantly to increase this us the grand secret 01 ene- ce“ in farming. Keep your animals all Itabled, or in close shells, that all the manure may be daily thrown into heaps, and mingled with mock and other absorb. cnts. Keep the manure under cover, if poniblc, and if not, compost. it in heaps. From the manure offowls, and night soil, an excellent fertilizer may be prepared for hills and drills. Almost rill crops an: benefittcd by these applications.

Sn‘inc should have dry, warm stica. with well-littered yards. Breeding sows should be kept in good flesh, and as theyi approach the time of fartowing. each5 now should have a pen by herself, with a plenty of clean Itraw. Swine should be fed generoualy, and kept growing. There is iio profit in half feeding animals.

Hartman—Examine the shoes frequent. Iy Ind see that they are kept sharp. The belt. smooth-shod animal in almost help- Icu on the ice. Ilol'ttt'l do bcliu‘ with-

agc licrnsc issued at Washing,

.Marble “faker, i’oiiit DriUirciic, Slicdiuc N. B.

MONUMENT. 'l'OllllS, GRAVE- . S'I'ON .S. then. NC. l;\.\lERIC.\N AND I'r.vi.i.\x Maurine coy- : striiitly on hand.

Can furnish 'irayestoties and Monuments ata less price than any other cstalilislnucnt in the l'ioviin'cs, arid pay it duty lll‘SlIll‘lt. :53“ tlitiiizus 'illl he left at Bcuriuii‘s Book Store and at D. I‘:.\.\i.\N'a, limp, Sunruicrsidc,

or sent to A. \\'. ANDRES. l’oiut Dir Cherie. .Innr- llth, lntia'.

MA lLS.

\‘JHN'E‘BR A “ELSA NGEI‘JENT!

Vl‘llli Mails for the .\'1 tulrlnu'ing I‘ro :irn-es, and In.- tinned htulcs \\ ur.n.uu ltll'lllci' in day, “1.11..

lelni‘ll ni |lil:<( It't' t-\'t'l_\‘ .tlun

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.Ianuury

. do l“l' do .louduy‘, do I": , February .1, Friday, do Iti, .u. - do , Morn v, .I.. to. Fr do 1‘), Fri , do 30, lion v, do 2'1, Monday, May :1,

nils for Sumo riside rind St I'llcniior'n, v in , lie upte, will be t‘luet'll every Tuesday and Fri ,dnv. :u :l a. lil

| when. to be registered and newspapers mint be lposicd hall on tttllll' bervro too Ilrlit: oi timing the

.lhiliS. JOHN .\ \ICDONALI), 1’. .\I. G.

:t'nl l'. ‘. t'li'touii. llu- .‘l. 'tii.

READ THIS !

lA/itl Govern Yoursclrcs Accordingly , LI. I’crsons indebted to the subscriber l:y' unit, Note of Hand, or o:|n.r- vy Iiollilt'tl that unless their lllltllllits. now over due, are puirl hy the ‘Jltli instant. they will be sued, without

further notice. JAMES L. IIOI..\IAN Wholesale \l'nrchou-e, lit-ad Iiolm: r‘s \ hurf, Dec 9. "8

Please Pay Up! ’rlIl': Subscriber begs to Fourier! all pattiun \vho li.r\'i: hot I p .l llil‘il‘ 4\t'v\:titit.~. to no so inrrrie ur..t.»lv, as my terms are n roll and piunipt pay- rneut iu the Fall of each yeur. THOMAS I} HALL.

' 1'2. loll. NOTICE.

I have to request all those in any way indebted to me, to make iuiuic— dlatc payment. All amounts unpaid alter the 2.3111 DECLMISER, instant, will be handed over to the COUit'r for collecti..n.

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1). ROGERS. Sunriitcrride. Dec. IT, ’68. Notice. HEREBY give notice to all persons in- debted to me. llnit I have cittpowt-i‘uil .\lr hOi.O.\lO.\' 1.1' RD, ot‘t'ape ’I'raversc. to collect the amine and grunt dischurges: there- fore :rll pt‘l'mnis indented to me, will pay the

some forthwith. WILLIAM IIRO\\'. -rrc. 011 1.3, ‘tib'.

Cape 'I‘rriv

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V IIE Subscribers rcqnept the full payment oi all l)cl)ll§ uuu them, at as car.y -. date as possible. The amounts will b oeivcd at the IlllL'ti S’l’Olll'I iii Sriuiniersi c or at the Store of Wm '1‘. Hunt, St Elcanurs,| Win. T. IIUN'i‘ X; Co

Sunrnrcrsidc, 2411i, Oct, 16

Notice to Debtors. TO‘I’IL‘E is hereby given that the rubst i- l. but”: ll.t\'u n-u their nook ACCOL'N s with Mr. R. Met‘. h'l'.t\'lilt'l'. oi Surinner- side, for collection. Those cunceriicd. \tlio u'ould on“: themselves trouble, wrli loose no

time in paying up. 11. &.I. RAMSAY. Snimuerside, Dec 9. 1.16:4

ATTENTION !

th't-zhsoxs iiulchttrl to us Irv Book Debtor otherwise will please trike notice

that he have authorized and empowered ltorr‘r. Met}. S'Mvrzu'r. ofSummermdeuocol- Iect for us. and to sue for all debt! notpuirl to him within two \vcekn from this dale.

DARRY a‘; MONTGOMERY. Snmmcraide. Dec 25, "lid

Final Notice. I III". Subscribers in-rcby git-«Notice to uli perm-is Indolru-(l to them that u trill nettleiiient or' their n-ver'ul AUt'OUN'I'h‘ II required; and alter the 2()th Dcc., next, Will be enforced withoutlurther Notice.

AR'i‘iiIlh ItI'i'ClllE 5'. SON. Alberto", Nov. H0, 1319!. tf

NOTICE.

' VIIE Subscribe", inn-riding to make an curly alteration in their tundra-nu, will sell off their well selected STOCK of

Dry Goods, Hardware, and Groceries, Liquors, 810..

at u nnurll advance or costs and clmrgee, for two months.

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They further notify all perlonn indebted to them by Note or Book Account. that. they in- tend iiaiirllng over forthwith for collection to

out blankets. nuleu immediately after uerciuc. Break cult» to the halter, nndl accustom them to the harneu. '

the Courts, all amounts unpaid. without din» tirieliou of permits. JAMES CAMPBELL Jr Co.

Sumnreuide. Dec 1'), 136*.

AWVTANDEES, *l

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illlt. brig.

operation is per'l'oruu-d by turning an easy crank. and can be opcrutnd by a BOY or Liiiii. ten or twelve years ofagc. S. WELLS K: (70..

General Agents, No. 113, Federal Street. Portland, .\.'e. Also Agents for IlitI 1. un e lIttlliuut’utt‘i‘ FAMILY KNITTING .\l.\- (filllNl-J. (Semi for u vll'cultll‘).

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HE tit-runes email:

ll‘lils i’apcr has been recently enlarged to.

“LIMIIIIOIII proportions. IT is THE r.,vr:t.r..~r l.i.r.u.io1's I’.vri.it i.v 'riii: \\'oui.u. Is the pleading orgutr oi the L'niuii Movement, and ,opposr-s ritualisui, close communion, cxelu- l'hin‘IlL'fiSiIIHl chart-h caste. It is the only lpuper that publishes ll.\‘.\lt\’ \\’.rnn Uni-2. riiut's ineriuons'. “'lllt'll it does every week, just as [they are rleliv1-rerl,—tvithout rpialiticuiuur or corretrioii by him. It advocates universal will-age; a union ot‘chrisiiuirs at the polls; and the rights ol‘lubor. It has tire lic~t .Igi'i- ,t‘uliltt'nl lh‘pul'illtt‘lli of any paper in III: | world; publishes stories for the tLiiiiily, and ltor rhu- destruction of social evils. It. corro- rial in. and editors are from c'cry brunch of the church, and from every grade of society. I

thought in the world. Such a paper. ollcriitg premiumsof Serving

, Machines, Uictioimries, Appletuu‘s Cyclope-

tlld, l‘utnos, Organs for Chart: vtc., makes one of the best papers for cunt ssers in the world.

i Ever-v congregation may obtain a Commu- lnton service, an Organ, a .\lelodeun, a than. or a l.iie1n.~ur.mee l‘olrey for its I'usror, or ntliitisi any other her-vital thing. by a club ul‘ subscribers.

Semi for a copy, enclosing 10 cents, to HENRY 19‘. CHILD.

41 Park Row, New i ork .

1’. S.——Siibst ])l'l".‘llllll‘l' IT 5.—-~iiii.

Wool ! Wool !

V ‘ilE S'i‘.\.\'l~‘li-ll.l) \I',0OLEN MILLS ur 'i‘ltt't tN , having been thoroughly recon- strneir-d arnl enlarged by additional ItlrtL‘lilll- cry and Steam I'ou-cr, will continue to m; u- titclure (“10111 from custom wool as lit-reto- tore, aim at the usual r.-. 5. Having doubled , their t 'ililit's for manufacturing, and procu- 4 red skillful opt-retires tor every department, the Company ivcl colilidelit of gitiug their customers greater :5: tion generally, by manutucturiug n bett unaliiy of Cloth, and making quicker returns for wool left with them. Iii addition to the various kinds o: CLOTII pret ioiuly made. they are nurimtlrcv luring SEVERAL NEW b’l‘t’ld‘is II‘OR MEN‘S \\'E.\ R, and lull width Blarrketing. k3“ Wool, which must be clean washed. free oi'iiiats urnl course locks, rind of good rpi y, may be leit at Hull. ILJ. Citllocvk‘s, trlrorluttetowii. or at. the mill. S'l‘ANh'li-ZLD \VOOLEN CO. 'I‘ryon, May it. ln‘lia’. ['rriz'l

REILLY'S PRINCE BOUNTY

£633 FAGWIEV

has been

Removed to Water Street, To the Store lately occupied by .\Ir. (janitor: CRA n, Harness Mukcr, iii the House of Mr. Oizoitott O'Ni-zir.:., where

Tobacco of all Kinds, Twist, Flat anti Nutii'al Leitf, Will be kept constantly on hand, and sold at.

Lower Prices than ever!

h?" People from the country will find it to their advantage to call before purchasing

elsewhere. PATRICK REILLY, .l’roprictor.

INK. CAE'IIGIR’S

Combined Writing 8. Copying

V IIIS COMBINATION IN]: ltl'll been awarded the highest premiums over all olllt‘rn in the United States, and pronounced by the most celebrated (Elicitiists tlru bent ink ever oii'ered to the public. It is used by many of the largest commer- cial houses, Iiuirlnt, Ru onds, and other (Jor- poratrou:, and gives pcrlect satisfaction.

The Advantages of this over other Inks, xu‘c :

ion. ceived at this office

Summerside. July 23. ‘138.

FIIISTs—‘li flows fret-1y front tire pert, and does not thicken by exposure to the air

Sr-zcosn.—-It will give a perfect and instanta- ncous copy .

'l‘iriitir—It will not mould.

I-‘uunru-lleing (‘qttnllt as good for copy in us for Rook-keeping. it entirely doel away with the use of two kinds ol'vink.

Firrri—Itis nroru perriumenl. than common Inks.

Sixru~'l‘he color. when first written. in a beautiful dark green, but. iii a reiinu‘kahly short time it changes to it brilliant jet black —not it brownish lilnck.

Sin Ls‘iu—It ls admirably adapted to the roost

delicate writing. and idwuyu ‘itiukca its mark.” The Ink is warranted to flow as freely mi

.1in other writing tiuld now in use; to give lll~

perfect it copy I any copying Ink; and lint to

mould. 'I'lrls Ink bi for sale at IiitllVIE‘S I'll IOIv'S'i'OIIE. Queen Street, t‘h‘tuwn. Nov 4. 'a'u,

COD OIL. On Hand and for sale CHEAP, Wholesale 6: Retail. BARRELS COD 01L.

'1‘. II. HALL.

hummer-isle, Nov 5, '60

wt

.tgcment is impersonal; its \\‘l'ltt'l't~r

’has been aptly termed the fret-st org.in oi‘

SIDE JOURNAL, THURSDAY, F EBRUA

RY 11, 1889.

GREAT DisrarBUTiONi Metropolitan GIFT GOMPANY l l

Cos/t Giftslo (/10 Amount of$250,000

Every Ticket Draws :1 Prize!

5 Ciilll Gifts - - - Each 310 000 w .. .. _ _ , .. 5000 ._,U .r i. . . . -- Loon 40 II M _ . . “ [IOU

gm, .t .r _ , , .1 3w .. u , _ _ .. 4;,” u .. , , I l- Wo .. .i _ u

Farli $iltlt) to .5500 ltieludcons $75 to slim l‘litlJll lit) to 175

25 to ‘lllU

30 Elegant Rosewood Pianos

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u.) 151) Sewing Machines 25” Musical lioxes JttU lr‘iiie Gold “'ntt-hcs 75 to duo 7501‘”..- Silver “hitches 30 to GU i-‘ruc Oil Paintings. ir‘rnuierl Eugraviugs, Sil- \'t'l‘ Ware, I'hotograph Albums, and in large assortuu-nt of Fine Gold Jewelry. in all valued at

1,000,000 Dollars.

A Chance to Draw tray of the above Prizes by Purchasing n. Sealed Ticket for 25 Cents-

’I‘ickets describing Uiit'll l’r'ize are SEALED in Envelopes and thoroughly mixed. On rc~ ceipioi' '. tit-iris. n Scaled t will he rlrilu'll, wiihurii t'litiit't‘. niul delivrrcd at our olllce, or sent lry mail t:r any address. 'I lit' prize named upon it will he delivered to t e ' t'l-Itttltlt‘l‘iill p rynuut ot'ouo. Dollar s will he iuiiiredirttely evllt loniiy lill‘ as requested, by express or return mail 1' You will know who! your Prize 1.5' ‘liq/‘oi‘c you pug/for 1'! Any prize may to excliunycdjor another of (In: swnc l .

i value I lie L’lunlrs .’ /

. )9“ Our l'uirons cur. depend on fair dealng l lilil‘ 'iti.sti-.s.-- \\'c et'lt'ct the few following inrnivs iron he litany who hate lately drawn 1 \'.iluablc Prizes and kindly permitted us to l publish them:

5.. O. \\ ilk-ens. llutl'ulo, New York, Sl,000,_ eisun You 1-, N. Y. $.30” '.\ll.~ Monroe rgo, 111., Photo, valued i.. W Go ew ll.i\'t'il. (.ivrld Watt-Ii, 0, Robert .111: ksou, llulunpie, Sewing .\Iu- re, Slut). l’iiilip .\Ict‘urili_i, J.l|lllo\'lllt‘, Ry ._,.'uIU, James Roe - ‘s, \\'u.~hnigton. Musical iiox. $1.71). .\li«.~ Iaitrnui \\'aluortli, illiluu lit'i", \\'is.. l‘iano. $500, 8. I. Ferris, New Orleans, Gold Watch, 525M. ‘

We publish no tintile witliont permissiun'

Opinions of the Press.

“ They are doing the l- rev-st lillolllOiE; the firm is reli ride. and dear to their street-es. " — lilt/rly Tribune, I’m 7

“ We have evainincd their system, and kitorv them lol i' ' dealing hrin"—.’\'. I Herald, Feb. 2b, dd.

“ Last w it a lrichd of ours drew a $500 prize, which is pron ptly i'cccived."—-Iluily .Vurr. il/ill' 3,‘t}h‘.

Semi for circular giving many more refer-

aiul favorable lluil' from the press.

iiuluccnieiits to agents. Satisfaction

uieed,

Ltcry I’aclrayc (y‘ Scaled Envelopes contains One Cue/i Gl/Z

p53“ Six Tickets for One Dollar. 13 for Two Dollars, for Five Dollars, lit) lur Fifteen Doll. -

All LL'ttt'l'a should be iulrlre red to

PARKER. MOORE & C0. 105 Broadway, New York. Decemb'ir 17, ‘tis—Em.

EUREKA HOUSE! Fall Importation— Completed!

Y RECENT AR VALS from ENG- I..-\N 1). UNITED S I‘A'I'ES. and CANA- DA, the subscriber has received his

Fall Importation

1N FULL, embracing almost every article asked for, either iir DRY GOODS, HARDWARE & GRDCERIES Particular attention having been given to the selection arid purchasing of these GOODS, in thc and on the Very Best Terms, BARGAINS will be given for Casri ort Ari-norm) (,‘iti-zni'r.

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