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Summerside Journal,

to rum-ran arm runusniio svrar THURSDAY EVENING, or JOSEPH BERTIIAM, a’r ms orricn, enurnu. srasit'r.

TERMS:

in advance, 6s. 3d. half advance, 71!. (id. at the end of year its.

Persons getting up cums of rim Subscribers will be entitled to the Jonas“. foroiieycar.

ADVERTISEMENTS- ‘lilertsd at moderate rates and in good style.

Srucur. Aoannm-zsrs may be made on reasonable terms 1‘ a whole, a half, or quar- tor column, or by t in year.

Job t’rinting

of every description, performed with neatncss and despiiwh, and at moderate rates, at the JOURNAL ()flice

1 copy for one year, H H

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Almanac for June, l869. uoos‘s l‘IIASI-ZS.

Lust Qtr., 2d day, 3h. 9m. morning, S. E.

New Moon. 9th day, llli. 40m., evening, N.

First. Qtr. llith day, 10h. 3m.. evening. S.\‘V.- Full Moo 23rd day. oh. 26in. evening, hdo.

U iur SUN aun 'suu's moon'... [7 .I fast ' doc. I : 2 wank,riscs-sclslclockpiortluriscs n m' | [ii m [h nil m sl l h mill in l Tue! 4 l7 7 37 2 2th ti 7 0 2i la 21] 2 Well I7 38 0 Iii 2i 3 'l‘hurs Iii (i!) l 15 :53 4 lt‘rid Ill 40 l 40 24 1; Sat It: 41 :5 :i 2:: 6 Sun 4 If: 7 4'2 2 iii) IE 27 7 Men M 4:! 3i 0 2s 8 'l‘ucil H 43 .‘iii 3 il‘} 29 9 Wed ll 44 no 4 9 no lo Thu" 14 4.1 4‘.‘ sets ill ll Frid H 45 I'm 9 9 32 13 Sat Iii 46 5| l0 2 till I3 Sun 4 Ill 7 46 l9 [0 4015 33 I4 Mon l3 4? iltl ll 27 ill ll; Tues 13 47 slowflt) 2uiorn iii 16 Wed Ill 47 0 23 22 I7 0 4 iii 17 Thurs is 4:: o :iol24 o o ai is ‘Frid is 49 o 49,25 in 1 r. I!) iSst Ii! 49 l 1.21 III I 35 ‘.'0 Sun ‘ MI ‘9 l “127 ii 2 5 21 Mon Hi 50 1 27,257 I7 2 Al 22 Tues H 55 l 40 27 2 :l 29 23 Wed l4 til I 6326 2:! rises 24 'l‘burs lb 4‘.) 2 ti 25 19 II 20 35 25 Frid l5 4!) 2 18 23 50 9 ll 34 26 Silt Hi 4‘.) 2 ill 21 57 9 47 84 27 Sun 4 I7 1 49 1! 43 lit 39,”) 2215 3:1 23 Mon I7 49 ‘1 5“ l6 Milli) 5.1 32 Eli i‘ues 17 4!! 8 it Iii 49‘” IT 3‘1 30 Wed lit 49 3 ll) 10 lit ll 41 32! r;,.._.... Z‘_....7A ‘21.... I ' :2 Summon-side Markets. June II. 1869. Beef pcrlb lid ii {iii Mutton per lb 4d a all Oats per hush 2s 3d a 2s bi! Potatoes per bush Is a is 3d 'l‘urnips per bush led a is Butter per lb by Tub lid ii Lid Lard per lb ‘Jd a 10d Tallow per lb. ‘Jd a 10d Eggs per do: 7d a Rd Ilidos psr lb I 2 :A‘d i - i fl oz s . Mackerel [o 18. n ma

Cadilin per qt

l’ork per lb by carcass Flour per bbi

Island Flour per cwt

4d a lid bill it “is lit! in Ills

Oatmeal per ewt. ltis a i7: llsy per ’l‘on 50s a bOs l'ins Boards lOs Spruce Boards 4! u Gs Charlottetown Markets.

Cli.’l‘own, June 1‘], i869. Iiccf per lli

Md A Rd 7 I”) l'roprictorof the above Iltl'l‘l‘ZI.

.RA “Unit, I

can IIAh

roan niiorunns, Successors to Thomas Iliuiford, Gloiiiiiiiriioa annihilate, And Germs-ail .Ag'i-nts, ll sour" \Iiiiiiiz'r \vii iiir,

SAINT JOHN, N. B.

CIIAI. U. Ilaxrouii. Farm. 3. IIANI'ORI)

RCSEERT GORDON, A U C TI 0 N E E R

AND

144th ZIBIEOIKICIE, Alberto”, . . . ’. 15'. Island

Ituriiiuius lion. Judge Younit—Charlottetown. lloli. G. W. Ilowliiii—Albcrlou. Mr. Joseph licrlrnIii~—Suiiiiiicrsido.

Alberton. May l.’l. lstili. ly

REUBEN TUPLIN,

Conn-illusion Mvrvliiint,

AUCTIONEER,

And liciicrnl Agent. Margute. . . . . . . .. .. . .1’. 12’. Island.

RI

"on. I). Brennan, Uh. 'l‘owu

KENUI‘J '

It. ’1‘. iloliniin. Simunerside. April 22, 'i. pat. pro. tim

J. H. ALLEN, Commission Merchant,

AND “HALE: IN

P1201713! ONiS'. d':c., MARKET STREET, - STJUHH, II. B.

W Gives personal attention to the Stile and Purchase oi'cvcry description of Goods. May 9. nuts.

JAMES GIIEENOUGII. F L O U R

Commission Merchant,

No 47 Commercial Street Corner of Clinton Street ------- "BOSTON Jiiuy. l. lillitt. ly

WILLIAM BEAIRSTO,

- Commission Merchant,

Auctioneer (I? General Agent,

‘VATER STREET, - P. E. [slim

l IIUNT, _ dommisaioa modulate,

GEN l-ZIIAT: AGENTS AND

AUCTIONEERS.

SALESRUOM mo OFFICE Head Queen’s Wharf, Summersidn. P. B. I.

Summrrsr'dc

(.Alti'ELl. neurones,"

AllC’l“ ‘ WEEKS,

Commissmu Merchants, AND GENERAL AGENTS. IIANK IIUIIJHNG, - - QUEEN fi'l‘luili'l‘,

CHARLOTTETOWN. P- E. I.

FOUNTAIN HOUSE.

North side King Square. (out to Park Hotel) ST. JOHN, N. B.

JAMES W- THOMPSON, Proprietor-

takes

. 4d a 7d this n I iortunily to return thanks for the carcass, fill a 6d liberal paihloagc hitlicrto rccciit l, and most llain per lb N a 8d rcspecit‘ully solicits a continuance of the Home none is .nie.

F‘Wl‘l' 1"“ 1' a" This HOTEL is very pleasantly situated.

Is ‘Jil u is lid

Ducks each 20! a ill a

l-‘lour per 100 lbs

Oatmeal per lot) Iris n ‘ltls Buckwheat li‘luur. per lb ild n 25d Ills ii 20s

Codilsh per quiuuil

Butter per in 18d a lod

ll 3d a ll «id

. I it o tub 37.10.,” ' ’ a: a on ."-"“ ‘ s. .. on law," Rd a ‘Jd

Rags per illian Potatoes per bushel

I 4- II a 33:, 2s 3d a 25 (id Nay per ton 700 a 7m Illich per lb 4. n h 6"

Sheepskins encli Spruce Iionrils per 100 ft. ‘ Hemlock " “ (is oil a ts

” 33 “34 i c numb;

llANK ()1; I’IIINCI". EDWAIII) ISLAND

Corner of Grtut George ,i‘ King Street:- Charlottetown.

President—lion. Damn. lint-min. Cashier-WILLIAM Cesium, Esquire. Discount Days—Mondays oi, Thursdays. Hours of nllllllt‘fll~Ftllll lUii.m. to l p.iii. from 2 rum to t p.m.

UNION HANK.

Grafton SL, Queen‘s Square, Charlottetown I’rosiilcnt—(Yuinus I'Iimuzii, Esquire. Cashier—whines Asomisos, Esquire.

Discount Days—Wednesdays 8t Saturdays. Hours of Business—From 10 s.ui to Ip ni., mini 2 p.m lo 4 p in.

SUMMEILSIDI‘} BANK. Central St rut, Summer-aids, l'. ’2'. Island I‘ri‘sident~—daucs L. llomus, Fae I‘Mhicr— H. L. Li'maun, lvisqiiire Discount Days—Tuesdays and liridii'ys. Notel for Discount must be in be are ll o'clock on Discount days.

iiriiioss—lo ii. m. to ip. m. "on" 0f 1 | from 2 p. oi, to t p.in.

....,__.......——.. ... .

CASE FOR EGGS l

7 Hit} highest price. in (“n-h. will be paid for EGGS, at the I‘illIIBIiA lions. P. t‘. tiAiliilNFJl.

summersido, April In, lsou.

4n tits Cd '

and commands a view of King Square, and other parts of the City.

In connection with the Hotel, is GOOD S'I‘Alild NH, and a careful ilostlcr iu ottcml- nncc. l'arlics coming from Prince Edward Isliiiiil with horses will find this establishment the most comfortable in the City, and it per-

son always at the Cars on their arrival.

St. John, Sept. [0, ltltiti. U

u Gil a ll gd

No. 9, King Square, ST. .IOIIN. N. 13.

Ill') subscriber having thoroughly refitted

and enlarged his IlllTl-Zliiinil H'l‘tlitlt, is now prepared to iiccoiiiinoilate Permanent and terms. A L80,in t‘o"nt‘l'll0n,fl GROCERY S’I‘OIII‘}, where every article required for house use

i i 1. “my w "u J.CIIAWI"OII.D&SON.

Sec-19:52:-Jun _ Point Du Cherie House!

7 ‘ilb‘. Subscriber would beg to call the ril- iontion oi' the trawl-ling public to this well-known and favorite llolcl, situated at the head of the Railway Wharf, at Point Du (thiic, NJI. I Ila advantages as a residence for parties in quest of health cannot be surpassed. The air is pure. bracing nml iiivigoriiting._wliiie there is every facility for deep sea-bathing. . 'l'lie trains for St. John lciii'etlic door tvncc every day. The charges will be found moder- Ilil‘, the liibliI good; aiiil the subscriber INin by strict attention to the requirements of his customers, to ensure general siitisiiiciion. l'F/i‘liilt SCIIIIIIMAN, Proprietor. l‘. R.~liciiig liiuisclfa l‘. 1'). Islander. the siilmcribor would hereby rcspcctiully request a share ofthc island patronage. It. llu (fiii‘iic. May lit, 'ti‘J.

" nookLrN'hOU‘SET‘ ma STREET. caiiioiruown,

SIMON I). FRASER. l‘ltUl‘lllli'l‘Ult.

3m

Permanent and 'l‘rnnsicnt Boarders will find the above House to give saliniactinn. t'hloviu, June is. Isus.

SCIENCE, C

Business (Ilarilsi. DR. J. I’RIC'I'], Physician 86 Surgeon, OFFICE—Al. the Susiiiuusimc “lillti S'rouu. next door to liauk. Central Street SUMMERS”) I, . . . . 1’. If. ISLAND. October i3. 1868.

Im. .l. ll. Jamilnsou. PHYSIOIANSURGEON&ADGUUGHEUR

OFFICE at the ri-siilcnceofthe Rev. \V.W. Colpitts, Murgiite. December 3, lstiil.

DR. JARVIS

[Ins REMOVED his licsidcuee to SUM- Ml'llih‘llll'}, next door to the ltev. Mr. Frauic's. on Central Street.

H3“ lie can be. consulted at his residence or at. "not at (Jo's lirug Store, at all times. ‘ nu ‘ Wit).

REMOVAI:

DOCTOR FULLER PHYSICIAN, SURGEON & AOCUCHEUR Iii-:sii-imcu Arm Ul-‘I-‘II‘I‘J on; Central Street, . . . . . .b’uinmersiilc. (Directly opposite the Suiiiiiicrside Bonk)

Suuuiii-rsiile, iuny it}. [3110.

CARD.

1:. ])O'I)l) may again be consult-

. at his old residence, in MAlltiA'l‘l‘),

NEW LONDON. April in. infill.—

pro .‘liu.

E. l“. .I.’ U] {.1} 1"5 NEW

Marble and Freestone It'SI'dBLISIIJIILVT. (uux‘r noon 'ro illilill axn soxs‘) KING SQUARE. CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND.

All orders puncluully attended [0.

tall mid See! Jan 7. '69 ly

A. w. ANDRES, Marble Worker,

Point Du Clieiie, Sheilluc N. B.

MONUMENT-S, 'I‘OMBS, GllAVli‘. STONES. &C.. &c.

Animucax axn ITALIAN Manama cox- siontly on liiind.

Cali furnish Griircstoiics iiiiil Monuments nta less price than any other establishment in

the Provinces, and pay a duty besides.

k?“ Uunmis can he left iit Iliaiiruin's llook Store and at l). Emma's, limp, b‘iiiiiuicrside,

or sent to A. \l’. ANDRES. Point Du Cherie, June lithLliio

North 1)’ 'sh aml .lIci-canlilc

Insurance Company.

FIRE AND Lilli".- AI‘l'l‘AL: 'rwo MILLIONS, Sterling.

C

CIIIEI" OFFICES: M Princes Street, Edinburgh. til 'l‘hruaduccdle Street, London.

Risks taken daily, in Town and Country. at the oilicc oi'tlic Agent, Reading ruoiu Building, Dorclicsicr street. G. W. liulildlls, General Agent for l’ E Island. Charlottetown. June so, mos—1p

NEW H. PoFE

IBEGS to inform the public tluit he has re- sumed the practice oi the Law. (lrrii'u—A few doors below the lliiiik of l‘rmce Edward Island. Charlottetown, March 18, 1800.

THOMAS KELLY, BARRISTER - AT - LAW

AND

NOTARY PUBLIC. 6w. SUMMiziisios. - - r. n. ismsn.

KERSHAW & EDWARD‘S llll‘llllVlCll l‘.\'l'i‘1N'l‘ Non-conducting and Vanni-hing

Fire and Burgler Proof

SAFES.

MANIH-‘ACTUIIICIIH 0|"

BANK VAUL'I‘S, BURGLAR I‘IIOUF VAULT DOORS. llIUN VAUL‘I‘ DOORS. 1’ AT Iii N ’I‘ (‘UMIIINA’I‘IUN It A N II LOCKS, lil‘JI'Il) BOXES, l'A'l‘ ‘N'l‘ JAIL

'l'riinsicut Boarders on the rims! rciisouuble Locks a, ($31.1, nuolts' .ec, .oc,

Davin S'i'Allll d: Sons, Travelling Agent. Agents, Halifax. Montreal. iii-c Iii. ’tis y

‘wiLiiiiiM noon, Commission Merchant, And Auctioneer,

GUM-.1! nuiiaiu-J. .7”ARLOT7'E7‘0||'N~ - ~ I’. E'. ISLAND

“366?? snore ESTABLISHMENT.

ill“. subscriber begs leave to acquaint Iilt‘

inhabitants of SITMM HINDI“. and the country generally. that he has comincuood Ills business of "not .‘k, filiiu- Blith- lug. in the Shop next door to (l. (D'Ni-ill‘s, near the Wesleyan t‘liurcli. lie trusts that by llrll‘l. attention to business and good work to give gcui'riil satisfaction and lllt‘l‘ll. ii share

I iii lie iiilronago. 0 P ’ I WILLIAM CLARK. Qumiuersidc. April :52, Isiltl.

Flour, Flour. I'S'I‘ received at the Human lliii'slv'. a quantity oi the best Canada. Flour. t'. (‘. liAltIilNl‘lll. Sumin l'alllt‘, may “:0, Isotl.

Tuos. Fl'iddatli.

crimson“ "AGiiIeUijrnnf

Summerside, Prince Edward w Island,— Thursday, June 1'7, I869.

in o in s v

THE PRINTER AT HOME.

A printer and his wife Were sitting at their '1‘, \Vitliout domestic strife, Iii wedded X T C; “Dear Em," the typo snid— 'l‘|icn paused and turned his I, Snatched up a “ slit! of bread, And “cleared away" some “pi(c)"— “Thou art a guiding * Set up in [spacc| for me; I love you better far Than ’IT" [capital black tea]. Then o‘er his “ battered form," She bent her sweet “ Scotch face," Aml “pulled " (t prnQ/Juu warm, The whilst they W ['two embrace].

§cltrt nail/utidE.

[riion culiiiimus's .iouiiu.ii,.]

Drawn from ’the Life.

ancu this title, perhaps it may be per- milled in one who has lived long and seen much to narrate certain experiences of Lite. not indeed personal. but all well au- llu-ulicotcd, and which only do not deserve the name oi romances, because they hap- pen to ho matters oi Fact. The age is sceptical, and whereas at one time, Legend, hi course ol'yenrs, was wont to he believ- ed in as 'l'i'ulli. so ’l‘ruth, at presoni. in less than ageucrntiou, is often regarded as fiction. It is indeed x robablo that some of that section oi my readers, which. when I belonged to it. was callci “young peo- ple," but which would now i'cscut such a term as on imperlincncc. may be inclined to question my statements. and in that case I shall be h' ipy to furnish them with names and dates; since, whatever I shall hero set down. i promise shall have actu- ally occurred, and that within living inc- inory, and will owe to me only its um i- tii'c term. The incidents. however, Will be by no means selected on account oi" their strangeness. but solely by reason of their human interest; they may [in terrible, or humorous. or simply curious; llio only attribute common to them all will be that they are 'l‘ruo.

Till-1 TOLLIIAR.

Upon the road of real life. there was. at one time, no object so loud ' “us the turn- pike, although it, is an institution that is passing away il'Ulll many districts, and in London (save at the bridges) has alto- gether disappeared. According (it we re member might) to Mr. Samuel Weller, a " pike-mini was. or should have been. a '. .uilhropo, living in solitude, and taking delight, on wet and snowy days. in seeing the passengers through his liar disengage themselves from their warm wraps, and tumble in their pockets with numbed hands for the ticket or the money. Certainly. many tollgatcs were placed in louclyspots enough. and apparently set us iar liom other human liabiliilious as possible; and such n. one was Aliord (talc, on the Great Noi'lh item]. and near the Border. It was near nothing else: placed in the centre oi

bind them were cited in a hurry in lhatlo- culiiy. it being but ii stage or two Irom ()rciuu Ul‘ccll. Exech [or such passing company as licso. the turnpike saw lew visitors; and iii winter-limo. even on such it highway, the iraillc dwindled to small proportions. and sometimes, when the snow was deep, even ceased fora day or two, so tar as wheels were concerned. illogclhcr. llul. still the horn would be heard sounding cheerin over the while waste oi snow, mid the giiiiid oflhe mail. in his scarlet coal. would go riding by with lliu letter-bugs as quickly as tho ' bailiiig‘ snow would permit him. The coach had been obliged to stop at the wayside inn iii the odor side oi the nicer; or perhaps. even less t'oriunato, was. with its three rc- inaining horses, stuck last upon the road. In suc' IOHSOIIS, Alford (late would he lonesome indeed; and the two ancient women who kiptit (l'orll we was no man) lound their posilion anything but agree- able. They had. it is true. a good store ot‘provlsions always laid up against such occasions. and plenty oi money accrued to them at ilio some period. for they could not go to the eouiiuy-towu to lodge it. in the bank. This last circumstance was a source of wcll-ioiinded apprehension to them. Mrs. Alison, the widow oi the late lollkcepci,mid who had. at his disease, succeeded to who trust.‘ and her sisti-i', ICIlcu Bates, ware both somewhat, ancient domes, and, at course. could not have de- icndcd their little mansion against the al- tack ol n single robber; while their neur- est protector. Jacob Wright, the black- siniiii. dwelt at least two miles away across the moor. ()llen mid oilen, had he and his wife, ovc ' a dish of tea at tho lollgnlc. sympnlliiscd with these good ladies. and done their best to comfort llicui alter their sen-mi rusliiims: me \viic,hyocknowicdgu lag the reasonableness oi their apprehen- sions, and dwelling upon its special poiuls ot horror—tho murder oi both hostesses (for instance). that would probably pro- ecdc llic spoliaiion of their dwelling—tho

husband. by treating their tears as ClllInCI" am). and urva .i. “unwinding in mom how

all risk of loss might be avoided by iuli'ust- ing wl at mom-y Uu‘y look in the house by day to the guard oi the t'\'l‘illllg~llli|ll ior deposit iit \\'cllborougli, the nearest coun- try-town.

()n a C(‘l’liiill rihcrnonn in early winter, when Mr. and Mrs. Wright w lhuspur- taking oi llio hospitalin oi the sisters, the conversation had especially rim in this particular groove; the snow, althouin lilIl dot-p. had already Iiillen iii siillli-iiuil qiiaii~ tithes to keep from travelling all who were, not coiiipi-llcd to do so by necessity; and the two poor women hilt that their lone- some season had t‘i'l iii. and wore dcprvss- oil in spirits accordingly. 'I‘ .cru was ii good deal ot money in line old tio rush”

. C swdt— .

which was their strong-box, lot tho mild and watching winds lliiil had burly sivrpl, aiid idelt‘ill il hi l' to the gati‘. while he got

V'rEMPER/i NOE is};

N .

the moor had kept both the good ladies ll'liill going lo \Vcilboi'uiigh. and they now bowailcd this accuiiiulnlioii of Wealth— wealth, however. which was notllicirown, oi course, but that ol' the Turnpike Trust—- as likely to prove their destruction. Some ill-looking fellows had slouched by the gate that very morning. and one of them, under pretence of wanting a glass oi wa- tc had made his way lulu their dwelling. Then. send on the money, as l have advised you titty limes bolorc,‘ quotli honest .Iiicob. ‘ by the next couch. and then you will be easy in your mind.‘ ‘Ay, ay,‘ said Mrs. Alison in her qua- vei'iiig voice, ‘lhat all Very well, it we could persuade wirki-d people that this had been done. liiit when robin-rs are disappointed ol their booty, they are more bloodily inclined than at any other timo.’ ' And, oi coursc,‘ ubsci‘wil l'illcii liiiles, ‘ we had lunch rather lose our mom-y— iiud cspi-i-i- ily the Commissionch money —tli:iii oi iivcs.‘ ‘ Yes, iiidecil,‘ assented well-iiii-aning Ali's. Wright, ‘ though it is not, even losing ouc‘s lilc which may be the worst oi it; for did you not road in the newspaper only last winter that some men with masks broke into a lowly iollliousc. just such as this might be, and put the poor loilkccper on the tire, and hold him there, because he would not toll them where the iiiuucy was; and they did not. believe what was the genuine truth, that it. had been scat away ior sal'oty.‘ ‘ God :i‘ mercy. Mrs. Wright. you make my iii-sh crcup,‘ shiiilili-rcd lilllou lialcs; ‘ mill 1 do greatly wish—only i would never leave my sister here alone—that I was going home with you and your good husband to—uiglit.’ ‘ (.‘omc homo willi us, both of you, by all means,‘ exclaimed tlic blacksiiiiili. With a good humorcd laugh, ‘ and leave the toll- bni’ to take care ol itscli.’ ‘ Nay. that Would be a pretty thing in-' decd,‘ s- ‘d the widow, gravely shaking her head: ‘il‘wo must be mm'di . then We must—orat in net I must, for lien olcuursc is [red to go ii she chooses—hut I will do my duty by my employers. let what will come ol it.’ ‘ You‘re an honest womau.‘ observed the the blue . uitli :ippi'oviiigly; ‘imd I hope you'll never sull'cr ior sucking to your duty.‘ “ Ah. she’s a martyr to it. as I am al- ways telling her.‘ remarked l'lllcii lizitcs. ‘ The times and times she gets up in the middle oi the night. to put that gate open, and let. iolks pass; and perhaps only to Lake a ticket Iroiii the lust gate . ultcr all, to be robbed by blllé, that‘s whnt‘ll be the end 01 it all. I lch sure.‘ 'Aiid I mustsny I‘ve got a tooling ol the some sort.) added Mrs. Alison solemn- ly: 'l'iu not a superstitious person. but that idciiluis struck me at late, so ".8 l have llll‘llcti icy cold with iltltlozull iimcs.‘ ‘ And yet you have been here a horny 'e ma‘mu.’ said the blacksmith cliccri- iy——‘ you and your poor husband as was—-