DEVOTED TO

Ll'i‘EEA'I‘URE,

undo

I.

SCIENCE,

TEM

PEEKth AND

has accruals creases.

WCOMIIIERCE, AGRICULTURE,

NEWS.

Vol? 4.

Summersid

e,PriIics7Eidward-1Island,i ThurSdoy, July 29.171869.

No- 44.

TIIE gunniirrsidr accrual,

EB PRINTED AND PUBLISHED

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u u

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ADVERTISEMENTS-

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Srnciar. Aunt-azurwrs may be Innde on reasonable terms for a whole, a half, or quar- tor column, or by the year.

I ah Printing of every description. performed with neatness

snd ticsputch. aml at moderate rates, at the JOURNAL Oillce

Almanac for August, I

869. noou's must-:5.

New Moon, 7th day, lib. 56m, evening. W.

First Quarter. Ilth day. 8h. 28m. morn. N. E

Full Moon. ‘fldtluy, UII. Ilin. morning. Last Quarter. :toih «lay, 3h. llim. eveningfidi

Easiness (llama

R. & W. . HUNT,

ancnu. Aonsrs AND

AUCTIONEERS.

sannsitomi axo orricu Head Queen's Wharf, Summersiile, P. Er!

(opposite the Store of W. '1‘. Hunt 8-. Co.) April 2. 1801). Iy

I

aluiiuiiissioit Ellerrlmnts

Business alarms.

ROCKLIN HOUSE.

SIMON D. FRASER, l’ltUI‘Itl E'I‘Olt.

Permanent and find the above llouse to give satisiiiction. Cb‘town. June Ill. 1868.

CRAWFORD’S serif.

NO. 9, KING SQUARE,

11A ’OltI) BROTHERS,

Successors to Thomas Hartford,

And (Annex-:11 Agents, Il nourn .\l\lth.'l‘ \\'ll.\lll‘,

SAIN’ ' JOHN, N. B.

t.‘n.u. U. lluronn.

.I. n. ALLEN, Commissmn Merchant,

an» mutant IN PROVISIONS, &c.,

MARKET STREET, - 8T.JOHN, N. B.

ifif‘ Gives personal attention to the Sale and Purchase ol'cvcry description of Goods. Illuy ll. unis.

sun 'snn’s

Ti? “sou ""WI

P ‘ moon ,. U I: that dec. a \vc:ii,riles-sctsi clock,north,riscs :- a? I lit m lb ml In 51 I Ii inlh in 1 Sun '1 47 7 25‘ d 1‘51 56 morn Ii :56 2 Mon 18 2|! 5 5716:! llli l) I 3 I'I'ues to 2:1; .5 an Zli no 0 an 4 ,WeII , no 22‘ 5 ‘IX‘II . I 2-: b 2115 425i. 2 Ill :10 ii inj r» 25 :i ll 27 7 I71 5 4i 4 2'1 24» 8 . l6~ ii ‘11 sets ll. 2t a Is! 5 so it in: to 10 . Ill' 5 5.? ll ll I? II, Hit It) oil It It! . ‘ 10" 4 dl, 1 1010 13 II 13 0 ll, 4 116115 .7610 M 9 ii 1 71 l 2.1 I1 271: 110 ll 15 , 2 ii: 4 lilo-II ld‘morn H 3 1G. 3 did 13951.0 2 I 17v 4 2‘ :1 1201313 fir! In sWt-d r. (I :i 22: t :H 5.“. 19 .- han b'li till 3 49. 2 do {.2 ‘JO Frill 'i 57 :l 4 3 an no 21 is“: s 2 non-til is 22 Sun 5 ll. ‘1 59, 7 L‘: 13 ill - Man In 5-: 2 3in 7 no r: 21 Tour I: on 2 a; s it as 2.1 \Vctl Ill it) I .31 It) ‘28“ 8 tit) :16 256 'l‘hurs l4 7 I at I!) :ii, 9 a an 27 Friti 1.1 4.3 I Iii-s ‘J no co co Sat 17 4:! l 01:17 2:. Io o 24: 2!! Sun 5 IRII 41 t) lit! Ill tall) :12]: L‘: :Io lion an o -_ at 3M! 12; 2o :57 u can ojnmrn ll:

31 files

‘ ' inc—niiii-Iier3— " July 2!), [869.

5d a lid

Beef perlb

Mutton per lb ‘ili a 5d Outs per bush in Potatoes per bush Is a Is :ld

lthi it Is

'J'urn'ips per bush Butter per lb

Lard per lb

'I‘ullow per lb.

Eggs per iloz

llillcs prr lb Mackerel per doz (Judflsh per qt

I’nrk per lb by carcass Flour per bbl Island Flour per cwt Oatmeal per civt. lluy per 'I'on

I’inc Boards

Spruce Boards

11d ti lL’ii ad a Ind lid a lihl

5d a {bi Md

‘_‘s a 11s 15s a 10:4 4d a lid

35s it 405

Ian to Ills Ills u 17»

60s n’lilhr

10s is u 53

Charlotte-lows- Illisrkets.

Cb. 'l‘own, July 29. will).

lleef per lb Md a lid ~ Mutton per lb 4d a rd I'ork pcr Ib., by carcass, rid a 24d llum pcr lb 7d a 8d (leeso Iione Fowl! Is it Is lid

Is 3d a Is lid 20: a 21s 18s it Ills 'Jii ll ‘Jlll Ills u 15le lild a lad

1! 3d a 13 dd

Ducks each

Flour per tut) lbs Oatmeal per lot) Buckwheat Flour. pcr lb Cotillsli per quintnl Ilnltor per lb

Do. by the tub,

(.hrese 3d it 6d

Talk»! 811 n lid Hi1 fl 1111

Eggs per dozen

l'otntoes per bushel ls 6d it Is lid Ilarli-y " " fut Outs 3s a tin ‘dd

70: u 7.3. "II 4.1 a ls lid

Iluy per ton Ilidea pcr lb Sheepskins each ' Spruce “cards per 100 it. Is a is bd ll ll k “ “ 3s 6d nls ______—_——————-—-

r -‘ 0 fi‘ —— A‘F- -——k T 5511511113555 Glands. IIANK OI" PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Corner of Great (.‘wrgs 4‘ King] Struts.

Cliurlcttrlowu. President—lion. DANIEL Barman. (tashier——\VII.I.IAII Cesium. Esquire. Discount l)nys——lllondaya& 'I‘hnrudnys.

llours of Bulillt’ll—FOIIIlilll.hl.lll1|».ill. from ‘J p.ui to I p.in.

UNION HANK.

Gt‘nflon SL, (Juan's Square. Cquiollctau-u l'residcnt-(‘nanuns I'Awnn. Enquire. \i-t‘lllfr'JASIHd Asimnson. ‘ piirc.

Discount llaya --\Vcdncsdnys & N'alnrdayr. llours ut‘Ilusiiiess—From ll) a.m to lp nu. from 2 p.in to l pm.

SUMMICIKSIIIE BANK. Cenlrnl Slrrtl, Snmmtrni‘de. 1'. [1.111(1an President—Jun.» l., llocuav.‘ liq-I (Yanhier-— ‘ 1.. I.voi.ia Esquire Discount 1 ‘ 'i'ilcsdnyl aiul'l‘ridvys. Notes for Discount niurt be In beloro 11 o'clock on Discount days.

Hours of Business->10 a. m.. from 2 p. ni..

' GEORGE of WRIGHT.

“RAH-TI: l,\'

to l p. III. to -l ||.IIl.

\\'llUl.l'.£A Ll“. AND Hill" “1.

Choice Family Groceries!

"loch. P. 1} Island

I)“ nn'u

Charlottetown. July I, two.

1‘

ROBERT GORDON, A U 0 TI 0 N E E R

.\.\'i)

ILANI) BICOICEIE,

.ili’zcrton, . . .. ..[’. E. Island lli;ri:iii;i:ii :

"on. Judge Young—Charlottetown.

llon. U. W. IlowluII—Albcrton. Mr. Joseph Bertram—Suimncrsidc.

_ Alberton. 1~Iy REUBEN TUPLIN,

Conn-fission 1‘101'01' iuit ,

AUCTIONEER,

And General Agent. Horyutc. . . . . . . . .1’. 19'. Island.

ltcrcncscns lion. 11. Brennan,

Ch. ’l‘owu. April Iflltll.

"WILLIAL iiEAIiisro, ‘ Gommlssmn Merchant,

Auctioneer iii General Agent, \V.\‘I‘Ell s'i'iiciz'r. ...—--I‘ 1'}. Island

S,

It. 'I‘. Ilolman, Sumnicrsidc. put. pro. (im

Sumninrsirle. -

ELI. llltti'l‘lllllt Ai'c'riosnnirs, Commissmn Merchants, ANI) Ul~2.'l£lt.\l. AUI‘IN’I‘S. ll.\.\'l\’ BUILDINU, - - ltlfl‘lllN S‘rltllli'l‘,

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. B. I.

CAIll

'dWWTLLLiM' DUDD,

Commission Merchant, And Auctioneer,

mini-2N suoaitn, JILlRLOT'rII'TU II'N - - - 1’. E. ISLAND

1c. 1r. runny-s NI'Z\V Marble and Freestone Eb" liliLlS/ldlb'A'T, (NEXT noon T0 unnn AND 5033') KING SQUARE. GHNRLOTTETQENLP. E. lSLAND.

All orders pmtclually attended to. roll and See! ‘

Jan 7, ’69

A. w. ANDRES, Marble Worker,

I’oint Du Clicuc, Slicdiac N. ll.

MONUMENTS. 'I'().\IIIS. GRAVE- S‘I‘UNES. thin. NC.

AMERICAN Itin ITALIAN Manon: coy- atnutly on hand.

Can furnish Gravestone» and Monuments ata less price tlmii any otlic cutubllslniwiit in

the l'tovinccs. and pay: duty besides.

7.3” (humus can be hit at Ilsm-nau‘s llook Store and at I). Emma's, imp, Suinnierside.

or sent to I v A. W. ANDIUub. Point Du Chene. June llth. lacs.

REMOVAL I '" DOC'I'O-I—E-EU LLIIII

PHYSIGIAN, SURGEON a. ABDUGHEUR

Itssumscu no Ur'l’li'r‘. ox ('culml Street. . . . .Hnnnnerxitlo

tilircctly opposite the Snminvrside Bank) .N'umnicrside. may 11;. lu‘llll. C. ])()])I) may again be consult- ] in MAIIUA'i‘I‘J, NIGW LONDON. April to. Ian:

A R D . 1. ed. at his old residence,

.013. J. I'lt’lUls', Physician 85 Surgeon. Uri-‘icnwAt lhv Scanirznsiw. lint-o Swim. iii-at. door to Bank. (‘cntral Strut-t SUMMERS/IN}. l’. b". ISLAND. October 1‘.'. ltlliti.

on. JARVIS“

lltV I'll) his Ileniilenco to SIRI- Slllllfilllid Iii-\t door to UN lli‘v. Afr.

li'rumc a. on t'riill‘nl Street. 'piD'" lie can he t'llll‘lliltli at his ruidi or at llunt i to: llrng Ntorc. ill. all llmcs. Silulltivrsbh'. June b', law.

pro 3m.

Ilas lili,\

(lionniiissaioa ginormous,

Fitch. S. Ilasi'ouo

SxXIN'L‘ JOIIN, N. B.

7 ‘IIE subscriber having thoroughly refitted

and enlarged his IIU'I‘ELiind S' ‘01”). is now prepared to accommodate I'crmniientuiid 'l'ransicnt Boarders on the most reasonable terms.

A l.S().in coniicctionm GROCERY STORE, where every article required for house use may be had .

J. CRAWFORD 8i SON.

Sept. 10. was. ly

FOUNTAIN—HOUSE !

North side Ii't'ug Square, (next to Park Hotel) ST. JOHN, N. ll.

' 1111'} Proprietor of the above llll'I‘I'ZIAnkcs this opportunity to return thanks for the liberal patronch hitherto received, and most respectfully solicits it continuance of the :4 me.

This II()'l‘l-2L is very pleasantly situated. and commands It View of King Square, and other parts of the City.

III connection with liic Hotel, Is G001) STABLING, and a careful Ilustlcr in attend- ance. Parties coming from Prince Edward Island with horses will find this establishment the most. comfortable iii the t‘ity. and a per- son always at the Cars on their arrival.

St. John, Sept. 10, 1868. 1y

Point Du Chene House!

r ‘III’. Subscriber woiibl beg to call the zit- tcntion ol' the traveling piihlie to this well-known and favorite llotcl, situated at the head of the Railway Wharf, at Point In: Cherie, N. 11. Its advantages as a residence for parties in quest of health cannot be surpassed. The air is pure, bracng and invigorating. while there is every fact ity for deep sea-bathing. 'l‘hc trains for St. John leave the door twice every day. The charges will he found niodcr- ate, the table good; and the subscriber liopi-s by rll‘it: attention to the requirements ol his customers. to ensure general satisfaction. l’l'l'I'iiit SUIIUIIMAN, Proprietor. I'. S.——Bciug hiinscll‘u I'. 1'}. Islander. the subscriber would hereby respecttully request 4 share of the Island patronage.

M

MEGS to inform the public that he has re- ) ruined the practice of the Law. Uri-'Irn—A few doors below the Bank of I'riiice Edward Island. Charlottetown. March 13. 180‘.)

TIIOMAS KELLY, BARRISTER - AT - LAW

AND

NOTARY PUBLIC. 8:0. SUIlIM'ICIiSIIHi. - -__-w- 1:11.). ISLAND JAMES GREENOUUII. F L O U R Commission Merchant, No 47 Commercial Street

Corner ol Ulllllllll Street ----iil)5’I‘OX .lnuy. l. luau.

ly

Krasniw "s. rownios IAll'ItlH'I-Il) I'A'i'l-JN‘I' Non-conducting llllll I’ilporislng

Fire and Burglar Proof

SEEMS.

ILiNi'rac‘ruulans or

IlA.\'l{ VAUIII‘S. IlUltlll.Alt l'lilltIF VAUIII‘ ilUUitS. “{th VAULI' IlUUIIS. l’ A 'I‘ I‘} N '1‘ (TUAIIiINA’I‘IUN It A N K .OCIIS. Illiil'll) ll().\'l}b‘, I'A'I‘l-ZN'i‘ .lAIl. LOCKS vb Crib]. IIUUItS, &c. the.

’I‘nos. l-‘iII. 1).\\’lli Sl‘Allll & Sons, 'I'I'avcllii ; Agents. Halifax. Montreal. Ilec Iii. y

‘Boo'r {soon ESTABLISHMENT.

‘lll'l subscriber begs leave 0 acquaint the

inhabitants of SUMMEI SIDI'.‘ andthc country generally. that be has commenced his business ul'ljool, $2 Shoo Rusk- lnu‘. in the Shop next door to U. O'Neill‘s, lll'lll' the Wesleyan Church. lid trusts that by strict attention to business and good work to give general satisfaction and merit a share of public patronage.

WILLIAM CLARK.

Nummcrside, April ‘12. llili‘

m trim GEN! 1c

COMMON SENSE Faniin Sewing Machine! 011.,

A’l‘ IL!!! HE‘S nooa’n’l'oluc.

Churloliilown. iinil I'lliNli‘i‘. i‘lllfN'I‘Y Ill l. iliS'l'Ulil‘). Siunuiei'ride.

.luni- i. ldtltl.

THOMAS HALL ’

S N()\\' l’lll-il'UiFil. with the tilristancc

ol'lhc 'I’..\.\1 I‘l)\\'illl. to ."ui'liisli any

numhcr of

'I‘Illllilllfildii NI.\(' IIINIiS_

of the most. improved kind.

Iron Turning. ll'ooil tlo.,

Trim/rs, then. (fun,

manufactured. logclhcr with

.‘lllildu' ll'u/‘k {u Iris [Irvine/I u] (rmlc

’l

£3

Curls.

livery Machine warrantml to do good work. 'l‘lil'll \N ll.\l.l.. finmmcnide. May L'Il, Inuit. — tl.

KENT STREET, GNARLDTTETOWN,

Transient Boarders will

JAMES w. THOMPSON. Proprietor- ‘

nearer.

(For the Summers“: Journal.)

THE SLANDEEER.

()b! could'st thou see before thino eves. ’l‘be ill which in thy heart there lie-1.:— \\'hnt won ninl hntri-d. \vi-uth and strife,

li‘ill up thy most nncuviril hip.—

'l‘bnn ne'er would head the rlundcrer's pnth, 0r hold thy deeply rooted wrath.

0h! ronlil'rt thou see that vonthful \vife l'n-s sule through this w ‘ For [lion nirt caused lirri

e. 5' "

Thy worlds nun. ‘critel dttl‘l. Winch pierced the loving husbands licui'l.

Oh! could'rt thou see the futiiorlcss.

With III kind friend their lie-vs to bit-rs. quouvu , hi'ough this world of woe. “ordained Iiiid shunned \vhere‘er their on: Tbv I‘rckioros words hath Iinide lhcm poorI While they must sorrow's pang endure.

How many have been forced to roam.

Far from their cherished friends and home; ilecuure [by words uni-ceded pnst.

And u'cr their lives u shadow east; licpculnnvc cuuirtli now too hue.

'lhey niourn because of ilclidish hate.

I'II yonder churchyard thou mny'rt are The l'l'tdllll.’ place of those by llice "relight tiiitlierni lo by side [itcV hiv Waiting lhc trump of Jllllullll'lll 'llu)j : T/mu then must. him the .Iiiddo xcvcro, And his most righteous anger b-aii'.

T’llllrc is a nun, who dwells i nvcu: l. nor-mu.- alone to him in : He shall rcwuvd the III \le | thou

Dost rpvnd upon thy brother now. And thou must say “ 'l‘hou dot-St well " \Vhilc thou cndnr‘st the uluudei-ors lioli

(lhl cloud. thou still the path pursue, And l1‘l'li'li'hrlly thy humb- io-brne

In blpo-l I And nlmll thv fi-Iloiv Iiiuii “1 till t-ooqwlh-d to bciir the pain “Inch thou Ilort thouirlulcssly iullict, Whilst thou can not. the end depict.

(lb! strive to Idmn. thi- hittn‘il'l't‘l‘fl way. And now, while it is called to I c .

that limit lictii ortlI Ellllli 1m om that impurity ‘ hall at lust sluml forth the foe ’lu cause thy awful overllii'ow. '1‘ no.1.n “an Ciurrni.i..

III. IHlitl.

iicr‘ulv

Summanddo Jul

iii if or at it t”

inn Sun inn?

A. BIystorIoui-i Story. "'I‘cn o‘clock I“ said the doctor, glanc- ing at his watch. “ I shall not be inter- rupted nguin to-iiight, and may amuse myself :t little.“

And with a grim smile. this man, whose business was healing, and whose nmu. . incut was ilestrUction. locked tho door of his study. and took [ruin it privan drawor " the Inauusn‘ripl. ol' the great work upon the Art ol Poisoning." which \i when finished. to inakohisnauio loi‘evm .nuons. A knock interrupted him Willi alt ini- patient gesture ho unlocked tho door. and prcsciitcii a lurbidiling face in openiugthc door.

“ A lady to see you, sir." said the ser- vaiil.

" I can see no one to-uight. unless one of my uxpcctcd patients. It is utter tofl

“ I told the lady. sir. She had.) Inc givo yeti this notice it you objected."

The paper contained only these words:

“Doctor Desmond will not I't'rllst' to son. for five minutes, a person whose crruiid is life or death."

” iit‘llli Lite. and death are, not such may unu~ual tll'tflll‘l‘l‘llt'i'i,” qulth'lal Iloc- lot' Desmond. to g the note into the grain; and tut'ui to the sui‘vuiit. he added hi‘iclly, “Show the lady in. Wil— liam."

'A moment later she. nppenrd—«a tall. stately woman. richly dressed and coin- plclrly veiled.

The Servant handed her a chair. and, withdrew. The doctor bowed proloiiudly. sentod himself. and waited.

" Ilocior llesmonil. I presume ?"--:llll1 she spoke with a foreign accent.

" Yes. madame."

"I wish to consult you upon a very serious matter. sir. It. is entirely conti- tlciitial.“

" It is unnecessary to mention the fact. madame."

“ I presume so. bub—exotica me. air. In two words. doctor. you have the re— putation of knowing more of poisons than my othcr living innit."

For the first tuuo Doctor Ilcsniond‘s

griqu fuel! lost its look nl annoyance, and he exclaimed with some interest. " it is ol poison you wish to :4 Ieak ?" ‘- Yes. I suspect tuit lhavo swallowed some deadly substance. notat once. but in minute i oscs,Jurt beginning to make themselves felt. Ihave come to you tor iulormntiou. and for an antidote."

g

than rovcnl myself: but I do not wish to die. and I believe that you can save me. Will you try 9"

" Ilow can I !" bluntly inquired the physician. rising. and standing bolero his patient with his hands in his pocket. and his brilliant 0 ‘cs glaring beneath his shag- gy brows witi unconcculeilimpatience.

“ You may iiin mo wlmtorci‘ questions you wish. and I will answer them ilUlll'Sl‘ ly. You may see my hand. my tongue; you may put youvlingcrs upon my temples. throbbing constantly with Iutcst licut. Will this not sutlice ?"

I undertake the case. but it is upon your own responsibility. remember."

“ I will bear it. What that P"

” Your hand.“

The masked woman drew offher glove withoutu word. and extended to the doctor a little lmnd which he cut'cltiliy examined. It n as white. suit. and smooth as marblc. with thin. ui'clii g nails. red as rose- leavcs, iind tapering lingers. in [its con- ti‘o oi the palm was a spot the size of ‘I crown-piece, which burned likeliving lire. The tips ol the lingers were humid and cold. Across the back ol the hand extend- ctl ui‘cil stripe like the wuic oi'a sharp blow.

Upon this the doctor placed his finger, and briefly inquired. “ Natural or acciden- till?“

“ Neither. case I"

Doctor Desmond turned on the gas lumber. and looked again.

" You are right" said he. cooly. ' The mark is prickcd into the flesh. and not connected with the present state oi the system. Now tell the ‘

And here began a I id catechism. which the worthy doctor took no pal s to render cus 01' free from embarrass meat. He did evidently determined that this women, who would not show I

It is not connected with the

known was evidently no bashful girl. or . ignorant prude.

unlocking a cabinet at. the- tin-titer end of . the room, carefully measured into a phiul I titty drn h ol'aln'ight golden liquid. With I this in his hand, he approached the patient t who lay in the deep chair with her head I upon the back as it exhausted. “ Madame." said doctor Desmond, I “yoursuspicious are correct. You have ‘ swallowed. in minute doses a large quan- I

to physicians in the country. My toxo- .

cologital studies have made me, acquaint- l

but it is ilscll a terrible poison. and is to I be used ug:

tig to light the lion lorthoiu. More I are i ytlmps, you will take one until they

In that motive loi‘

concealment. and alumni be willing to is line your incognito in the interests oi . ncu.”

“1)oclot‘ilcs loud. you are somewhat I, brutal in your .5 ggestious.“ remarked the patient. rising. and drawing on her glm‘cs. “Alzul'unc. you mistake. I am prd’les- sional only.“ said the doctor. ringing bis

L

carriage. Madame, I wish you a very good evening.“

“ Good evening, sir,“ and the lady passed out. leaving upon the table "I l onvelopu containing a. bank uolo [Oi ti ' hundred pounds. l The doctor glanced at the moonlit. rais- ed his eyebrows in astonishment. and then muttered philosophicaliy. " \Vcil. the elixir which I presented to her is cheap even :it that price.“ 'I‘hcn, wiili a sigh of reliei. he turned i once more to tlm ringing-table. and seated himscll to tho wtrk upon toxtculugy.