claimed,

L ,__,,

L . gm External». When Barrot was hit by Jacker,hei x. ‘ " I'm shot!” “ Where ?" in— gulred the second, in;o whose arms be bad fpll’len. “ In the front part of my ack . he answered, fainting.

Thanks‘to the new style of the street

‘dresseg‘ltheiwportsnt discovery has been

made it ladies have ankles. Same- thing of the sort is indeed hinted at in books ofscienee, but the fact is now being practically and optically demonstrated.

A paper in Indinapolis. Indiana, pro- poses that hereafter, instead of saying

let us sing the Doxology," the minister

shall ~Day, “ Let us put on ovcrcoats, \adyust our furs, ship on our gloves, grub

_ o‘llir'hats, look to the lord, and be dismiss- se . -

‘ A young gentleman, five years ofage, was approached with childish endear- ments‘ by an infant of eighteen months. “ Don t you see." said the mother, “ that the baby wants to kiss you ?" “ Yes," Orcplied young maturity, indignantly. ‘ “ that 3 because it takes me for his papal" -Aai old-fashioned clergyman, named More, was riding on horseback one stormy day, envcloptd iii a loose cloak of large proportions, and iiuvinge. large scarlet collar. ily the action of the wind the cloak was tossed-about in all directions, when a gentleman rode up on a spirited charger, and the horse shied and almost threw the rider. “ That cloak of yours \vould'friglitcn the devil i" said the iratc rider. “ You don‘t say so I" replied Mr. More,.“. why, that‘s just my trade.” . youngster once happened to be play- ing in the room where his mother and a lady visitor were conversing. Another friend called in the meantime, and after , she had left, the two commenced to dis- cuss her peculiaritics very freely. \Villic was apparently busy with his toys; but, after a. little, looking up shrewdly, he said to the visitor:

“‘Mrs. Butler, that's the way mainma will talk about you when you go away!"

.Money saved isjust as good as earned ; though it is to be remembered that there is often much good in spending. Illus- trations : investments. even ifsmall, for the benefit of the deserving poor and an; fortunate; paying a pretty shop girl's fare in a horse car (her wages are always shabby) and not letting her know it— the fare not the wages; dropping a. kiss upon the‘lips of some lady who is hung— cring and thirsling after something sweet and ‘gbod: ‘

Excited Frenchman at. Niagara Falls : “ Al'il dis is do grand spcctakcl ! Suburb l Magnefique! By gar! he is come dolvn first rate 1"

Why are wooden ships (as compared with iroiiclads) of the female sex ?-—lic— cause they are the weaker vessels.

It was observed ofa celebrated phy- siciaii thntlic never said in company 5‘1 drink your health," but “ My service to you." '

A laborer in an ice house down East was killed by a large lump of ice falling on his head. Verdict. of tlicjury—Dicd of hard drink. ‘H ‘ ‘ ' .

A,young. lady studying French, and finding’thii‘t '“ bcllc"'meant “line,” told somebody iii a letter that we had a great deal of bell-weather lately. ‘

Josh' Billings says, “ Most people de- clino‘ tolleam only by their own exper- icnc'c, and l‘gucss they are more than lialfright, for 1 don't s'posc a man could get a correct idea of molasses candy merely by letting another fellcr taste it for him.”

A countryman, who often called at a certain bishop’s, aiid was always told that his lordship was at his studies and could not be disturbed, at last observed, “1 wish the Queen would never make folks bishops who have not finished their studies."

A witty son of St. Patrick was in charge oi‘a ferry boat. A lady passenger, being frightened by the waves, asked him, “ Arc people ever lostby this hunt ?" Ile gave her the encouraging reply, “Not often, ma'am; we glicrally find them afterwards by dragging the river."

An old Aberdeen laird‘s wife, when otlierladics wlierc enriching the tea-table with broad descriptions of the vices of their several spouses, said her own “ was just a guid, weeltcmpercd, coutby, quite, innocent, daidlin' drllnkcu body, wi' nae ill practices about him ava l"

' A spendtlirift had a fortune left him, and was advised by a friend to purchase a farm notorious for its neglected state and its sterility.

H Why," said the spendthrift. “ there is not a single passable read through the wllole farm."

“ That is the very reason I wish you to buy it." said the other; “ it will take you the longer to run through it."

VA few weeks since ii. man, monntcd upon a skeleton of ll. horse, met ii gentle- man who was riding a superb unimiil upon one of the bridges (f l’nris which cross the Seine. The gentleman laughed at the poor beast, when the rider offered to‘bcat him a thousand franccs that he could not do with his home what he could do with his poor animal. The but was accepted. The poor man lifted his horse upon she parapet and shoved him into

the am. .

Lord Kenyon, the eminent judge, was for a time a clerk in a solicitor's oflice, and while there was frequently annoyed bythe wife of his master, requesting him to perform almost menial duties. Once this lady addressed him with, “ l’ray, Mr. Kenyon, as you are going out, will youbc kind enough to call at the green- grocer‘s and order me e cauliflower ? or, stay—perhaps you would have no object- ion to bring it home with you P" Kenyon Loved, on his return informed the worthy dame he had performed her commands, that he had paid sixpcnce for the cabbage and cightccnpence for a chair to bring it home. -This was the last time he was subjcktcd to such improper treat- ment.

If you would know the value of money, go and try to borrow some.

P. c. max»

Steam Navigation Co’s.

STEAMERS, "PRRVCESS'OF WALES" AND " HEATHER BELLE."

The Steamer “Princess ostles"

, ILL leave CliARLO'i"l‘E’i‘0WN for

1' I C '1‘ 0 U every TUESDAY illld THURSDAY morning at 5 a. m., in time for the morning train for Halifax.

Leaves i'lC’l‘OU for CHARLOTTETOWN every TUESDAY and FRIDAY evening, after arrival of Train fronl Halifax.

Leaves l'iCTUU for I’Olt'i “001) every THURSDAY morning at noon, immediately after arrival of Train from Halifax, returning to I’iclou the following morning.

Leaves C it A R L U 'l‘ 'l‘ E T 0 W N every 'l‘Ul‘ SDAY and FRIDAY night for SUM. MERSLDE and SHEDiAC, at” p. in. Will connect with \Vcdncsday and Saturdin morn- ing's Train's .

Leaves SHEDIAC for SUMMERSIDE and CHARLOT'I‘ 'l'l‘OWN cvcry WEDNES- DAY and SATURDAY afternoons, iliinic- diatcly after arrival of Train from St. John.

The Steamer “Heather Belle"

Leaves CHARLO’i‘TE’l‘OWN at 8 a.in., every Saturday morning for l’iOTOU.

Leaves l’lC'l‘OU at t) a. m., some day, for MURRAY llAltliOlt, GEORGETOWN Illlll SOURIS, remaining at either Souris or Georgetown over Sunday.

Loaves I’ICTOU every MONDAY for CHARLO'I‘TETO\VN, after arrival of Train from Halifax.

FARES:

Charlottetown to l’ietou, or back, £0 12 0 Helen to Georgetown, “ 0 9 0 “ l'ort Hood, “ t) 12 0 Ch‘towntosunilnersidc, ” 0 9 0 “ Sliediiic, “ 0 18 0 ” St. John, “ 84.50 or i 8 M “ Eastport, “ 0.00 1 l7 0 “ Portland, “ 8.00 2 10 0 “ libston, “ 9.00 2 iii 3 “ lllllil‘ilx, “ 4.00 l 4 0 “ l’urt liood, “ l 4 O “ Georgetown, “ 0 ll 0 “ Souris, " t) 1:! o

F. “V. MALES, Scc‘y. Mar 21, 1808.

HALL’S Threshing Machines,

AND OTHER

Farming Implements.

lj‘ARM ERS wanting the vciy best THRESH-

INO MACHINES. such as will enable them, to get their grain lllreshed early for market, Iiiiiile'of the bust mulciiul, having the latest ini- nruvelneut,iiiul much superior to the old utylu, will lilid them at the Establishment of the Subscri- bcl'.

Faun lillll having Mowing lllilcliinrs out of order and wanting tIu-ni rclittcd lllidtllomugllly rcpuircd, can hnvo it done at lialls Establishment.

FAIUIEIHI wanting a good set of FANNERS that will “ raise the wind. cull lurclniuu them cheap at llillls Establishment. in fact Farmers can obtain at Hull's Establislmicnl every Farming implement required on n farm-even a

Mowmg Machine itself. as one is now being manufactured, iiiid can be inepcctcd ut Halls Establishment.

Cal-ts, Trucks. etc. on hand, and ropnirsiit short- cut iiutic lRON l‘URNlNU. such as axles, mill .work, and every other description, dour.- to ordcr. THOMAS HALL. Sunimersidc. July 2, 1868.

Invitation to Shipbuildcrs!

3000 BLOCKS,

NO\V READY FOR. SALE AT COSTIN’S BLOCK SHOP, sllMMERSlllEl -

IIE subscriber begs leave to direct the attention of Silil’ BUILDERS and Silii’ OWNERS, to his B L 0 OK 8’“ O 1’, where he has now, ilnd will constantly keep on band, it large lot of BLOCKS. of llll sizes, which will be sold lit the lowest Island prices, mid 25 run CENT. oil‘ for CASH.

Remember those are not the Blocks you read about which have no Bushing in tho Sheaves, nnd2 Rivets where 1) is required. l’nrtics purchasing Blocks should always drive out the pins and examine the inside, as many vessels have been lost in consequence of bad Blacks.

Tbe fastest vessels that ever sailed from this Island were furnished with Blocks from tllc subscribers Factory, (the New Dominion,

'mline. lelci'kn, li'ewadl'n, nlid otlicrs .)

ALSO—Ships Wheels, finished with neat,- ncss and made substantial. Deck I’lugs, i’umps, do" Sac.

Reference can be made to "on. J . C.1‘ope, John Yco, Esq.. and Capt. Richards.

JOHN COSTIN. 1y

Wool ! Wool !

llE S'l‘ANFlELD WOOLEN MILLS at TRYUN, having been thoroughly rccon- sirlictcd ilnd enlarged by additional nincllin- cry and Steam Power, will continue to manu- facture Cloth from custom wool as licretll- fore , iliid ill the usual rntcs. llilving doubled their facilities for nililiufxtcturlng, and procli- red skillful operatives for every department, the Company feel confident of giving their customers greater satisfaction generally, by manufacturing a better quality of Cloth, and making quicker returns for wool left with tllclli. In addition to tile various kinds of CLU’l‘ll previously made. they are manufac- turing SEVERAL NEW STYLES FOR MEN’S WEAR, and full width Blalikcting- W” Wool, which must be clean washed. free of units mul course locks, and of good quality, may be left at lion. li.J. Callbcck's, Charlottetown, or at the mill. ' ' STANFIELD WOOLEN C0. Tryon, May Li. 1808. ['m‘Jl

Cash for Eggs !

I “'ILL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET l'lthE, lN (BASH, for any quantity of lGO‘rG‘rH, delivered iit tllo lllllltlsli d, Asi- ElllCAN lluuss.

Feb. 27, lane.

A. 1’. MILLS. Sammcrsido, Aug. ll,

Cash for Eggs . _~

7 ill-I subscriber is now aying. and will continue to pity at all tines, the highest price, in Cash, for EGGS delivered at his

Store. ASHER BLACK. licnd Queen's Wharf, Suiiimersldc, May 28, 1868

Cheapest School Books A'i‘

IIARVIE’S BOOKSTOIIE, Sept. 10, 1868. ~( uccn Strce For Sale Cheap, one pair lav-ye Timber lV/lccls,(ncw) Unc Trcmmil lilac/line, (has been

used one summer.) 96" The above will be sold at a Bargain.

Apply to lllf‘llARD W. TREMAIN'. Mnrgalc, August (I, 1808.—-:liii

_ SUMMERSI

7rd ALI. WHOM IT MAY CONCERN!

and it concerns everybody to know that at the

British 85 Ansel-ion“ ll’uuso

Goods of all descriptions can be had at pl'itL'a to suit the times .

Dry Goods, in

Cloths, Grey and White Cottons, I’rintl, (iingllaills, Lustres, Cobargs. Dclaincs, Red, While ind lilac \Vnrps. T' kings, Grass Goth, liolliliid, Jeans, and a variety of other Gools. ‘

Groceries, in Ten, an excellent article; Sugar, Molasses, Rice, Raisins, Currants, Spices, Tobacco, Ssap—Casiilc and Fancy; Baking Powder, Dyestuffs, ate.

Hardware of all Kinds,

[lay and Manure Forks, Shovels, rakes and chains, nails all sizes, wrought a ltl cut.pnint, oils, turpentine, copella, coacll and furniture varnish; putty; glass; zliic; coils; liniliillil mid otllcr rope, kcroscncoil; lit-ills do. ; cuslor do. ; olive do.; lubricating do.

Flour and Cornmeal, Pilot and Navy llrciid, Soda, Butter and Wine Crackers; Dried Apples.

English Confectionery, Syrups, Lemons, Strawberry 8-. Raspberry, in bottles mid on draft.

BRUOMS AND i‘AlLS,

Trunks imd Villiscs; Boots and shoes; boot clamps and pegs.

Furniture, in Bureaus; Tables; licdsteuds. single & double; Chairs, rocking do.; children‘s do.; &c. I? All of which will be sold clicnp. A. P. MILLS.

Sumnlcrsidc, June 11. 1805.

REILLY'S PRINGOE OUNTY

TOBAOOO FAOTORV

has been

Removed to Water Street, "l‘o the Store lately occupied by Mr. IUEORGE (Juana, llai‘ucss Maker, in the I llousc of l\i~. (imam: O'Niailm, \vlicrc

Tobacco of all Kinds, Twist, Flat; and Natural Leaf, Will be kept constantly on hand, and sold at Lowe; Prices tliuii ovoi-l tan People from the country will filld it to their advantage to call before purchasing

elsewhere. PATRICK REILLY,

Proprietor.

Snmnierside, July 23, ‘65 .

larcarlsoiuas“

FOR

Spring 81. Summer 1868, JUST OPENED

AT Till-l

.- Clifton House. GREAT VARIETY OF you & lessluuunbll bands, IN Dresses, Sacks, Bonnets, Ilats, Ribbons,

Trimmings of all kinds. l’iirilsols, Stccl Skirts, Cloths, Coats, l‘uilts, etc. Also: Hardware, Boots and Shoes, (in variety,) iiats do Caps, Leather, 1 Nails, and everything suitable for country trade. A Liberal Discount to Cash Customers. SGlIURMAN A; JOHNSON. Clifton, New London, } May 21, 1608.

mMackerel Barrels !

Y "E subscriber offers for sale, cheap for casn, or approved credit,

2300 mackerel Barrels,

They can be sent to Charlottetown by vessel, if so desired. JOliN WHITE. Cascumpcc Wharf, Julie “ill, ’68. Ships Carvings. l‘Oll SALE, at the Store of Mr. Doss“. ll.l.\ls.\v, a good selection of SCROLLH iilld lI‘iUERb‘lilEADS; which will be sold low for cash. Sunlmcrsidekl -ll ‘26, -—tf. Look Here. B. FI’I‘Cll'S GOLDEN ()lN'I‘MEN'I‘is 0 used for all complaints, that skin, flcsll. bones and illusclcs arc ulllictcd with; with wonderful success. Try it. lV. R. WATSON. General Am-ntlbr l’. E. island.

WRI GHT’S INDIA Visa ETAan SUGAR COATED

PILLS

Cure nick lli‘llllllClIC , Rlicuiilutism, Fever and Agile, iiilious complaints, colds and coughs, pain in the bones, Ery-

' ' slpt'rns‘, salt t'lienul,illl i-iitiilic— ous discus-ca, l'ilcs, Dropsy uiidllictlravelJ)lzzincss, Liv r complaints, Di- 111‘: ‘ll‘tl?f\,(s'cllt'l'l1l Dc- i i..ty «Zen, and are \VAltllAN'i‘El) ’l'l) i-i-iui'v 'llIl-l BLOOD. v For sale at the Principal Other, No 37:! Pearl sll‘elt, A\JW Yolk, and by Druggisls generally.

W. R. WATSON, Cli'Town, Agent for this Islztlld. July 251d, 1368.

Corns and Warts. are permanently and cll‘cctually cured by the use ol 3. 0 B I N S 0 N ' 3 Patent Col-ii Solvent. For sale by W. 1LWATSON.

Cityllrug Store. Cll‘towu, 2 I) ~ ' 26. 1867.

can fdr'LEgg’sJ"

’ liEbigliest price in CASH wlll be paid at all times for any quantity of EGGS, delivered at the “ EUREKA lloilsn." C. (l. GARDINER. Snmmerslde, April .00, 1868.

Scrap "at" Old warm};

7 ‘IIE Hnbsvriluzr \lill buy llllV qimlililv of the above, dclivclcd at his \\'iiirlioln~o. ‘ JAMES L. HOLMAN Bummersldc, Jununvy,l>b:5.

DE JOURNAL, THUR

‘ Ul'l‘illll of Tartar,

1

"‘I-N'Eii." AT THE

EUREKA HOUSE, SUMMEBSIDE.

Now oflvrs For Sale at low prices for Cash or reliable credit. a large and well- assorted stock of a ) x v r' MltlbelAlA DIAE, of almost every description, recently loaded from the lirig lictvanlx from Liverpool Auan froln lloston, lliAlliA Amzm. from Montrcaluind Sill'rll Enlulllsou, from Halifax.

IN DRY GOODS,

May be found Ladics' Dress Materials, ill Coburgs. Alpacas, lllolinira, Cainlcts, Cir- cilssiaus, llllt‘ll ginglialns, illuslilis, poplilis. willccyii. French mcrinos aiid silks. ili Shawls—cashmere. wove paisley, Indiana, Llama, fancy tissue and lace; linen and liliion skirting, black and colored morccii; rose, pi'nk, scarlet, royal mid amber colored Llama. white lustre, fancy ginglnluis; Saxony. imita- tion Welsh and swanskin Flaunt-ls; wliitc quilting. curtain daliinsks, mantle lawn; wllitc union damask, Victoria and printed clutli 'l‘nblc Com-rs; (,‘onnlcrpiincs; silk, calllbric, and colored bordcr llandkfs.; fancy, light alld daik Prints, fancy sliirlings, 'l‘ui'kcy Rcd Cotton; ,iilconct, canibric, book, lnlill and spot Muslins: cotton, toilet and worsted lull< lion Fringe; towels, towclling, rollin aild dressed Iloliunds; liillics' clotli juckcls. linen shirt fronts; long cloth, fancy cotton and fancy ilunncl shirts; vcslings, waterproof clotll, wool corduroy, lilixcil lllL‘llOll, Scutcll and Canadian ’l‘wecds; black, colored and other Cloths; hosiery, purasols, gloves iii variety, ribbons, vclvcts, laces, flowers, fcutbcrs; dross, bonnet and lint rrnpcs; black and col- orcd silk gossamer, silk blondc not (white and black), \voiiicn‘s, lllissi-s' and child's st 'uw llats, Albums, braids; buglcd, dress, but and bonnet ’l‘rimlliillgs. iii black, crystal mid anibcr colors; black and white lace falls, black and white dross caps, lace mittens and gloves, wliitc illld drab corsets, brooches, beads and bcrlins of every color and shade. dress buttons; lildics‘ alid gl-nts‘ paper and linen collars and cuffs; &c.; do.

Also is oll‘cl'cd a good assortment ofStilplc Goods, iii wliitc illld colored warps. tickiligs, cotton and union slit-clings, drills, dc" which wcrelulliglitiii Manchester before the latc advance price in cotlol goods. mid will be sold much lower lllali formerly.

In Boots and Shoes,

are offered on cxccllcnt assortment of Amer- lL'lIll lnillillfucturc, in Nos. to suit feet of ally size, which were purchased luwcr lllllll can be bought eillicr in England or the New Domi. llioli, ulld are offered at a corresponding ralc.

Ila/s and Cups,

both English and A moricail, in newest styles. Oil Cloth. table covering. oil clotll carpi-ting, (English and American) nil-c patterns; paper and venetian blinds, Engliin ruoill lzlpcr, cliililz bordcr paper; fell, licliip illid all until carpeting, rcudy-nnulc Clotliingz do.; &c.

IN HARDWARE

is found at the EUREKA almost every article iii the line required for illucksiiiitlis, Carriage Makers ilild ll'ill'lllcrs, consisting iii part of 10 tons, cvcry bar of which is the best refine-l Scotch iron, from ;| to 25 in. square, including oval, A round 'llld hoop iron, iron curt :lxlcs, turned arms with boxes complclc,

mid gilvdcli hoes, manure and hay forks—two and three tine; Nash's srytllcs,(‘irillln's double rclliicd do-; cradle scyllles, rakes, buckets. brooms, tubs ill iicsts, 2 tons N: 'ls—irom A in. to 5 iii.; wrought and cut spikes, 40 boxes Smitllwick Glass from 7 x ‘J to 32 x 21 sizes. Ulivc, (-ustor, paint, lubricilting, cod, kero- scne and cod liver ()ils, 'l‘ui'pcntilic,lienzillc, Japan,\'ill'ilisli—dilli'rent qliulitics—wcavers'

shovels suitable for mussel lilnd, stair i'odi, DUllO bolts and nuts for carriage and otlur work, Aiill-ricun waggon axles. in coliililou, A neat, Fl patent and patent; truck‘wuggon a. s 15, Ill and 1:: iilcllca, cliptic ailtl side springs; cast. blister, spring lllid tlcriinlil stvel; carriage ilinlleablcs of all sizes mid kinds; silvcrilull japan llub builds, silver ccil- trcs,. llcnt hickory rials, wllip sovkcts, tirc bolts; colic, counter-sunk ulld round licild rivets for slcigll and carriage work; cliaiiicl duck, putclit daslicr lculllcr, cliusliiull buttons iliid tufts, bolic licild tacks, and a new article c llcd Ext'lil.!l()lt for stalling cushions—equal to curled hair ill ,I the cost.

Also on build a good and varied assortment of English and American '

Shelf Ha. aware,

ili Cut'cry. lockS, clliscls, \vi'cnclics, brnccs, bits, hollow angers, cornice riligs, irtaili builds, fllcs, wool and cotton cards; 1' crs’ knives, pinccrs nild slioclmlillncrs, bench and moulding planes, flush cllcst handles, and every article usually kept. in a hardware store.

In Groceries &l)ye Stuffs

Arc offered best English AllistardJ’cp- per, ginger, crcilni tartar, illlspicc, cinnamon, cloves, currallits, uutillcgs, - "lllil, crushed and brown sllgzli',ricc. cssl-iiccs, syrups, soda, butler, wine oyslci' and other crackers; pilot brcild; llypcrnic Rcd \VUOll—tllttttlyta' RED. l’cllow Wood. log~wuod. &c.

Just Received aiid Offered For Sale:

bl) sides New York Sole Leather,

00 do. llcndlcs' Ncuts and Rip Leiltlicl'

very cheap.

17 boch and Caddies Tobacco,

‘ '17 bbls. Flou ‘ and Killl Dl'icd i\ical.

Congou Tea. ! which for quality and price as yet has had no successful competitor!

O C- GARDINER-

Eureka liuusc, Snmliicrsidc, June 18 1808

oneida House, Head of Queen’s Wharf.

’ ‘lll'l . ibcr has just rm ‘vcd pcr bark

Unluxl-z from liivcrpool-sclil'. Fl.oltlll.\ from Montreal, and sclir. (lxlvinl) from Boston—the following

STAPLE GOODS :

Hour and flora Meal, Arm-alto, Tell and dittlili‘fll'fl, (,‘rstnv ()il, Sugar, Culivllciq Figs and Dates, Soup,

Conlwlioinlry, Run-ills,

Ric-I,

Nut.- («lill'crcill kinda) Sonlxl lli~cur1mpiltc,

Tobacco and l’ipos, Solo Imitbcr,

Rukrs

I'ilclll'ol'kll 2k 3 prongs Mnliuro forks

SoiluUrvutnls, Axes

Mlli‘illhl. SI vl-ls (NI .t- i'iul point (hound (linger, ll um,

(‘Iovi-a, Ni-ylllc Slicilllla

Nu gs, Ru lo (dilli-l'clil. sizcs) (lli licld Starr-ll, Null» all klmlu

(‘o do lluvm- Nails 7 x 8

llm-kcls Iii-minis Scrubbing llruslics Shoo do Stovo do \\'bilc “'iwb do \\'iii.<ps A' lluck Saws Slum \\' Stove lllurk'u The above Goods will be sold as (lllEAl’ for CAR” as any now oll‘crcd in this 'l‘own. ASHER “LACK, Olii-idn llousc. llcml Queen's Wlnii'l‘, Slum idc, .lulw l'