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Selected Poetry.

PRARSR ROD OOOO IS es

SRR ORR ON ER ES

“THIS YEAR~NEXT YEAR.”

This year—next year—some time—never, Giayly did she tell:

Rose leaf after ruse leaf ever Eddied round and fell.

Chis year—and she blushed demurely— That would be too soon:

Ile could wait a little, surely; ‘Tis already Jane.

Next year—that’s almost too hurried, Laughingly, said she ;

For when once a girl is married, She no more is free.

Some time—that is vague; long waiting Many a trouble brings; rwixt delaying and debating, Love might lose his wings.

Never—word of evil omen ; And she sighed, heigh-ho :

‘Tis the hardest¥ot for women, Lone throngh life to go.

Next year—early in the May-time, Was to be the day;

Looked she sweetly toward that gay time Gleaming far awesy.

Never—fair with vridal fowers Came that merry spring ;

Fre those bright and radiant hours She had taken wing.

This year—hearts are bound by sorrow ; Next year—some forget;

Some time--comes that golden morrow Never—earth saw yet.

_~WHen we talk about exercise we are very apt to forget that it is a many-sided word. We use itas if it referred merely to the movement of the muscles, It is necessary to health that all our powers should be exercised, and continued disuse of apy one of them results in its partial or total loss. If one should lie in bed for years without the slightest ailment, still one would lose the use of the limbs; and this is equaily lrue of quite different facal- lies. Ali our powers grow by use. If we neglect to cultivate the habit of observa- tion, we might as well walk through the world blindfolded. We lose our faculty— what arlists call our * touch ’"—by neglect of practice on other things beside the piano. The man who seldom reads, reads slowly; the woman whose writing is confined to an infrequent letter to some absent child, spends more time over that than does a practiced writer over a dozen pages of manuscript. In the realm of the emotion it is the same. Benevolence is largely a matter of habit; so is affection, self-con- trol, gentleness. If then, exercise, in its largest sense, is of So great consequence, we at once see the importance of apportion iug it to our own personal needs. If onr oceupation is sedentary, we need to plan for walks and rides and active games to keep our muscles lithe and serviceable. But if our employment gives us enough muscular action, it is not One whit less in- portant to our health of body that we should plan for mental exercise—for eim- ployment enough of our memory and oar reasoning powers to keep them from rest: ing. And, in either case, that life must be a dwarfed and unhealthy one that does not provide exercise for our spiritual faculiies —for worship, and charity, and patience. and magnanimity. Exercise of soul, mind. and body can alone bring us to the stature or strength of the perfect man.

—Among societies with long names, ther are probably none with «a more extended) tile than the English ** Society for Promo-

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friends that notwithstanding the late dis astrous fire, which totally destroyed our Warehouse and Manufactory, we have re- opened at

NO. 21 KING STREET.

ers with a full assortment of

DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, Etc.,

Our buyers have left for the English and American markets, ant from their known capabilities, our customers may depend upon having a well chosen stock to select fron. We would respectfully request you not to place your orders for Fall Clothing

Hosmer & Co.

ATENTS procured iu all countries. No fees in advauce. No charge for services uatil the patent is graoted. Preliminary examinations tree. Our valuable pamphlet seat free upon re- ceijpt of stamp.

Address, GILMORE, SMITH & CO,

Washington, D. ©.

ARREARS OF PAY, BOUNTY, ETC.

EDERAL Officers, Soldiers and Sailers of

the Jate war, or their heirs, are io maa) cases cotitled to money trom the Guoveraomeut, which has been found to be due since fiaal pay ment. Write full history of service and state amount of pay aad bounty received.

Certificates of Adjutant General U. &. A..

tiig Legislation for the Control and Care of flabitual Drunkards.” | :

~ Household Hints.

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To Remove Parnt rrom Winnows.—Take strong bi-carbonate of soda, and dissolve tt in hot water; wash the glass, and in twenty minutes or half an hour rub thoroughly wit) a dry cloth.

showing service and honorable discharge there from, ia place of discharge lost, procured for. small fee.

Enclose stamp to Gilmore & Co., and full re- ply, with blanks, will be seot free.

PENSIONS. PENSIONS. 4@ LL Federal Officers, Soldiers and Sailors,

wounded, ruptured, or injured, in the line of duty ia the late war, and disabled thereby,

Cuvaninc Aupaca —Take tea leaves and boil them with considerable water, then wash the alpaca in the tea water, rubbing it through your hands, squeeze out tight, and iron with a hot iron.

Laxex.—A tablespoonful of black pepper

put in the first Walerin which gray and bul} lnens are washed will keep them from spot-

ting. $t will also generally keep the colors of black or colored cambrics, or musiins, from running, and does not harden the water. i

Ham Omnier.—It is easily and quickly made, aud relisbes well; beat four eggs Lili quite featherly, then add three large spoon- fulsof linely-minced ham; butter the frying. pan well, and pour allin; when well set roll up all like a jelly roli,and serve imme- diately, A steady and moderate fire is al- ways necessary to make a nice omelet.

Weisn Kazeir.—Cut some new, rich cheese in thio slices; meltin sauce-pan with a little beer or ate; stir until thoroughly melted; have bread ready Lousted, and pour over the cheese on fat plate. Add mustard and pepper according tu taste with mush. room catsup plentifully, Should be eaten immediately, otherwise it is apt to become tough and indigestible.

ScorcH Snorrereav.—Rub together into a stiff, short paste, two pounds flour, one pound butter, and six ounces loaf sugar, | make it into square cakes, abouta half inch | thigk; pinch them ali along the edge at the| top; over the whole surfice of the cakes} sprinkle some white comlits; put the cakes} on tins so asto touch each other by their} edges, and bake in a slow oven,

To Make Appte Sxow—Take one dozen | apples, boil them over a slow fire unti] they | are soft; then remove the skin and cores ; | Heat the apples well with a wooden spoon | natil they become frothy; strain through a, sieve; then beat the whites of twelve eggs | “ittil you can Lurn the dish upside down and | not spiliout; add half a pound of sifted re- lined sugar; mix it with the apples; then eut all logether until it looks nke snow, | bace tona cake-dish, build it up high pi possible, place sponge cake or lady fin-! d-rs around the sides like * charlotte rusge.”’ ;

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can obtain a pension. 7 a Widows, aad minor childrea of Officers, Sot diers and Sailors, whe have died since discharge of disease contracted or wounds and injuries re ceived in the service and io the line of duty, cao procure pensions by addressing Gilmore & Co. Increased rates for pensioners obtained. Bounty Land Warrants procured for service io wars prior to March 3,1855. There are ao war- rants granted for service in the late rebellion.

Send stamp to Gilmore & Co., Washiagton, D. C., for full instructions. July 24, 1877.

Hams. Hams,

A FEW CHOICE UAMS, slightly, smoked, ~* put up especially for City sale.

HASZARD BROS. Ch’town, July 2

SALT, SALT. SALT. 3,000 Bags Liverpool Salt,

TO ARRIVE

Per Stcamshig ‘Prince Edward.’

We are happy to inform our a

and are prepared to meet our custom

elsewhere, as we are in a position to com-~- ies aed No. 3 Wo plete them in our accustomed good style) STATIONS. levoresa, [Deepest vung and at our usual moderate prices. We i a [Express. | vec hope within two months to once more meet) ~~~ oo ae a. ml you in our pew building, now undergoing Georgetown |“ 7.20 erection on Canterbury Street. Cardigan 174d | . (iar W Yours Respectfully, Mt Stewart } ap9.1s | r. R. JONES & CO; | oy. Tan’ tion! ** 10.45 St. John, New Brunswick 2 aio jar il.O3 -ldp. a-Majdp. July 2, 1877. ¢ say 7, 73>" ; dp 10.23 G00 sihisiasiipcbindiletiassnieenie ——seesergaciegripeenpammmamcsnn Oe toy Jun’tion | 10.43 6.20 3.25 a Nor Wilshire) 11.39 7.03 345 Raisins and Kerosene. Hunter River | 11,58p.m.) 7.16 5.00 Vounty Line | 1%. 1; * F.62 5.50 a Kensington | 120 | = 8.28 6.30 O Arrive per Laodamia, now due {from} somr'side ; a 2.05 g VO 7.10 New York :-— dp 2.60 ow Vere Wellington 3.30 | 200 Boxes Layer Raisins, Port Hill 4.16 | O'Leary 5.42 | %) Casks Kerosene, 120° test. Very} Alberton "6.50 | cheap. Pignish Jar 7.35 gey~ Get Quotations before buying else- Prains Going East. where. is iS Cena . ry 7 y y ™ ¥ .ers "rh 7.5 No. 2 ) No. 4 No KF, T. NEWBERY & CO. | STATIONS. Express |S Uimboat| wived July 11—ex 3in e od, pat her 2in eg EEPRCOA: 1. i ce eee tk MA, aks A. NS Pignish ; 6.90 | CH Wes B. alberion Bas | ; O'Leary Wats: Te Port Hin |, 9-88 | | Landing Fx. S. 8. ** Hadji.” Wellington | ae F ° aril.go jp, ». is} Sumer side 5 ae ae 10 Boxes, Very Choice PotD baw | ot 600" gig y “I Kensington | 12.08 pu) 6.30 | 6.86 ; ie ke hla lelile County Line | 12.50 | Fr ee 7 9) AT REDUCED PRICES. , atin ee — fluuter Kivet| 143 | (43 8.10 F. T. NEWBERY & CO. | Nor Wil’shire) ar 2.00 | oh tie Ch'town, July 16, 1877.—2i Roy Jun'tiondp 2.55 jar 49 |g. 99 _” ’ ae 3.15 jdp. 00 1. g 45 ae SE ie oe ae OE REN Ch town { 9.35 | ste e Y » | Roy « Bese E--4 American & Foreign Patents.) toy" ee , ; ‘ Cardigan | § AF---4 ‘ Y j Gilmore, Smith & Co, Suecessors to Chipman, | Georgetown | 6.15 |

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Railway Time Table.

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CHANGE OF TIME.

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1877, Trains will run as follows :—

QO’ and after MONDAY, APRIL 30th

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Trains «4oing West.

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Souris Branch.

Going West. Going East

No. 6 Mixed,

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dp a. tn] Souris O.15 jh ere 2.5 tiarakony 1.38 jr. dun. 2.55 S.. Peelers 7.54 . ar 4.17 Moreil a gabeetrr: dp 4.25 . . ar 9 0 ‘ 3 3

Aft Ste-w'rt yout i M rvaall | 5 U8

Lup 9.38 iSofgters | 6.41 toy Jun tion 10.43 ii rmeony a7 Chlewi iar J1.03 (seuris car. .20

WM. McKEC INTE, Supt. P.B. EER. { C. J. BRYDGES., Geol Sat Gov't. Railways . Ciarlotletawn, May 21, 187?.

Medical Notices.

Consumption Positiveiy Cured.

4 LL sufferers trom this disease that are 4X anxious to be ‘cured, should try Dr. KISSNERS CELEBRATED CONSUMPs. rliVE POWDERS. ‘These Towders are the only preparation known that wil Cure) Consumption and all diseases ef the Throat and Langs—indeed, so strong is oar, faith them, and also to convince you that they are no humbug, we Will forward to every sutterer, a free trial box.

We don’t want your money until you are perfectly satisfied of their curative powers (f your life is worth saving, don’t delay io ziving these Powders a trial, as they will], surely cure you.

Price, for large box, $5.00, sent to and

mail on receipt of price. Address,

ASUW& ROBBINS, 360 Fulton St

May 1877.

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Fits Epilepsy,

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x S NEW a a> ae ° } HIS. NEW HOTEL, accommodatiog about one hyadred and? fifty guests, is now

Billiard, Read‘ .g, one buad -d and forty acres in extent, in fhe Bede:

: acl oe ee eS ecdegue Bay, directly opposite the ris) ro of Summerside; it combines the retiremeatensured by the a saauten aa y Fising joweies equal convenience to a position in the towa. pi

grounds are being tastefully laid out with walks and-drives, the > . : : . woode ie Ses § } *s » eni ra +t 234; . > ’ 7 part of the United States Jor Cansé* ov] Sea bathing can be enjoyed with suitable privacy

REGULAR TRADE

Hom Lowen to Charlottetown, Prince Edward sland FALL TRIPS, 1877.

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VYhe new Clipper .

BAREKEHNTINE HREMA, ” 300 Tons Register, Classed, 7 Years Al at Liovds, JOHN -MUMAHON, COMMANDER.

7 > tr | + 3 Now in London and on the berth to receive eargo, will sail

FROM LONDON FOR CHARLOTTETOWN DIRECI.*

about the ist SEPTEMGER next.

ALSO THE WELL KNOW} CLIPVEh BARKENTINE

TEE BLA 1 | fh BLANCHE 4 Ld \ 428 ‘Tons Register, C-p) eed and Cl -ssed 9 years, Al at Lloya’s, ike JOHN GRAHAM, COMMANDER,

Will be on oa the berth as usual, and will follaw the “ EREMA.”

SAILING FROM LONDON FOR CHARLOTTETOWN © About {5th September, ;

Yo pry} Prat . Carrying freight at through rates to Pictou, Georgetown, Summerside and Shediac: and have goud accowmodation for passengers. : Dn wf to a ae : : ~~ : fol arcies wishing lo have the'r goods deliyered here early in the sersan will oblige b

rwarding thei: orders ia (ime, so as not to detain the vessels a For freight or passage apply, i i hie :

x assage apply, in Louddn, fo Jonny’ Prrcairnn & Sons, 69 0 i}

al . ) TI ry ‘. * >In yt . ._ y een py ee forphill; in

Liverpool, to. Pipcamn Bro’'s, Brockley Batdivgs, 51 South John Street; or here, to

Z PEAKE BROS. & CO.

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Charlottetown, July 338, 1877.

YF, ISUND SUMMER RESORT,

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ISLAND PARK HOTEL, SUMMERSIDE

ve whbSgh TT ae gr > « » ie ¢ ; - ~ a . Te'ms Weekly: June, $9; July, $10.50; Aug., 812; Sept., $9

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* ina. i <9: an : open. It coutains, in addition to the sleeping apartments, a‘number of Public and Private ee Smoking, Barber's, and Bar-rooms. Picturesquely situated on an island,

its surrouadidgs with views of the harbour are obtainable carriage drive around the Island. The greater part being left tively On Various parts of the beach ues he Hotel, dressing room ve been construc am f. : a ae : g rooms ha een constractcd for the purpose. A Ferry Steamer belongivg to

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rom the windows 404 toof of the Hotel, and from the

the Hotel, will ply trequently to and from 5 :

he Hote Summerside, and will regularly meet all S

Shediac and Charlottetown; and éan be made available tor . poet a eee

leasure excursions On the Bay.

amilies and parties‘can have cout!guots sui if } $*Cé : $ suites of rooms

notice betorehand. yi

AV ai _ pitaics, fishing and shooting parties Carringes, rowing aad sail boats, always on hire. reyuired, by sending reasouable

Horses,

TERMS :—From $2 to $2.

50 per day ae cord > c ; ’ J ‘ uio’ tor Sr eels arrs »? ToC > . > ¢ r summer hid: ce, ’ o rocm, pA cial arr ange menis can be made

J, LL. Holman, PROPRIETOR

Summerside Juae 24, 187

FALLING SICKNESS

JERMANENTLY Cured—no humbag— by one month's usage of Dr. Goulard’s Celebrated Fit Powders. To convince sufferers that these powaers will do all we

¢ Due here 28th .Junce.

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Will be sold low. |

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PEAKE BROS. & CO. |

Charlottetowonu, 1877June .1—tf

PLIMSOLL BRAND ! BARRELS Janded to-day. best Flour imported.

CARVELL BROs. 99 ~

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It is the’

Ch, town, June

or by express, C. 0. D. D. Address, t

claim for them, we will send by mail, post-

MERCHANTS MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY

OF CANADA

paid, a free Trial Box, As Dr. Goulard is the only physician that as ever made this’ disease a special study, and has to our) knowledge thousands have been perma: | nently cured by the ase of those Powders, we will guarantee a peimanent cure in every case, or refund yon al! money ex- pended, ‘All sufferers should give these | Powders an early trial, and be convinced | of their curative powers. Ree

Price, for large box, $3.00, or 4 boxes | fur $10.00, sent by mail to amy part ot} United States or Canada on receipt of price. |

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ASI & ROBBINS,

-- Cavital $1,000,000, with power to intease to $z, 000.064,

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HEAD OFFICK; - - - - MONTREAL.

Risks Taken Daily at the Office of

CARVELL BROS.,

Agents for P, K. Islaod

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