Selected Poetry. THE LAND OF DREAMS.

following lines, written by Mr. H. b.

Th ; Snencert, of St. John, N 4... ¢ esed a vol- ume by C. G. Leland Hans Breitmann), entitle «Phe Poetry and Mystery of Dren and published by Lippincotl & Co 185%) : Fa |. farewell, thou land of Dreams, \\ Youth and it ywrether dwelt; Co i. beside thy mystic streams, B i onee more as | have felt! Cc ww cliff aud riverside, i ney wood and mountain hoar, Li , as ia the days that have died, \ feel as I shal! feel ho more, | |. farewell, thou jand of Dreams! j Dreamer sighs uls last adieu, Mo ina apd vales, aad whispering, streams, that were always bright and blue ( r fortune e er elface rh sprint of th blissful hours, When this heart was Llop ’s dwelling place, | : *,? x - me \ every path was strewu Wiiil Lowers. cane EX, e : ‘ i . acee S Pacts amd Seraps. \ girl’s idea of a plane—a thitig that | scrubs snqgkes out ol boards. an ambition similar to men { Tb want to get on the highest roost. | L, . should always speak low and yet they iid ever ry to be bigh-toned wo men | s one melancholy fact about a cal- en‘iar; there's no time when its days are not mul r d. fhe individual who ‘‘stole a mar sh”’ has

1 Procrastina

been vulin the same cell will tion, the thief of time.

very little respect for the lies of

' I nave ths world,” as the man said when the rope | was around his ueck. | What is the,d fference between a sailor |

} one tars his ropes, aad | | }

aniasoluter? Tlie the other pitches his tent.

‘Parting in Sweet Sorrow. ’—Mother : | oA come on, Pat, or you'll lose the | thrain. Ye can say all your ‘good-Lyes’

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when yer come back

An editor says when he was in prisa. for livelling adustice of the Peace, be was re- guvsied by the jailer to give the prison a “pull.”

A woman was offered five pounds if she would remain silent for two hours. At the end of tifteen minutes sie asked; ‘Isn't the!

time nearly up?

returned the} stum-

undertaker who ‘6an ulster on Lie

was an : of a death as

ts it eiu

bck.” ‘ome of the New York morning papers are

served by female carriers. Thats nothibg;

there are plenty of femal» news Carriers 1) & 18 Se lion.

ifvou are going to slide down a plum tree al this season ofthe year, you had bet-

carry your pauts in a bundie under your

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ter arm. a newspaper as they do

yard e cne handy

Many men re ick bat; they like to have

a: YW i they are mad, but pay no attention to ii utany other time.

Which is the most wonderful animal in

the sarm yard ?7—A pig hecause he is killed fir-t and cored afterward.

Which is the oddest, the one that asks a one who answers?—The one ig the querist.

question or the whe asks, because he ciass of youngsters at

the word ‘** ances-

A teacher with a

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TRAVELLER'S GUIDE,

For the convenience of those who may

‘have oceasion to travel, we publish be'ow

a reliable Traveller's Guide, which gives !

brief the different means of leaving the

city, tovether with the hours of departure of the varjous trains and steamers :—

Trains ve ve daily —

“or Summerside, Point du Chene and al points in New Bruns nick, States and Canada at 6 a, m.

For Summerside, Tignish and all points

West of Summerside at 10:2da. m.,

and all points East of Summerside at

3:25 p. m. x

Mount Stewart, Georgetown, Souris

and all poiats East of Charlottetown at

2:35 p.m.

Steamer leaves Steam Nav. Co.’s Wharf—

for Pictou, Halifax and all points in Nova

Seotia every Monday, Wednesday,

‘hursday and Saturday moroings at

5 a. m.

Summerside. Point du Chene and all

points in New Brunsw.ck, United

States and Canada every Monday morn-

ing at 3 o'clock,

Mount Stewart and Hickey’s Wharf

every Wednesday and Friday at 44m.

and op. m.

Orwell every Monday and Wednesday

evenings.

‘Crapaud every Saturday, weather and

tide permitting; and every alternate Saturday will make a return trip.

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| Steamer leaves Prince Street Ferry W harf— For West River every Tuesday and Fri«

day at5 a. m. and 3 p.m.

Steamer leaves Peake’s No. 1 Wharf—

For Hawkesbury, clalifax and Boston every Thursday at 5 p.m,

| Sleame r leaves Peake’s No, 2 W harf—

{talifax aud intermediate ports every Phursday at 6 p.m,

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| Carveil Bros., Low. Queen street

William Dodd, Up. Queen street

PT. Newbery & Co.; Water street

iluszard Bros., Water street

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(Jueen street

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Perkins & Sterns,

C.Bull, (Jueen street

Rubt. Young, S. Side Queen Square HARDWARE DEALERS.

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Beer & Sons,

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their lessons came on to Beer & Gof Up.Queen Street te asked for tha ‘anin: ‘ eget , Jp.Quee ree tor the ASKE J for the meaning of to W. Kennedy, ’ re es { 1s schoiar i ’ - t ei“ was answered by hos vm sing Se . 4, 1€ | 17.Coombs, Up.Gt.George street , Ww ret neestorshire, Sir. . : : ! who live 1h ABCER Met? McKachern & Co., Queen Street i no use to attempt to cach an able FURNITURE b (wwouse wilh a knock-kaeed pair of]. : : a : toug Justas you have gotthe mouss Mark Butcher, Cor. Kent & Hillsboro sts yous. e >t y‘ ba 4 Vv . sur+, and are bringiag him to judgment, the WATCHMAKERS. bongs give way, and the joyful mouse scam- ag tel ae . pers gleefully off, as glibly as a_ scholar i. MW -W eliner, N.Side (Jueen Square rushes for the table at a sundy School fes- E.W. Taylor, S.Side (Jueen Square les J.P. Mchay, N.Side Queen Square yal. SILK DYER, ETC. A ( lem} orary telis young ladies how to a a . al ‘teeir hair in a fashignoble style. |“- C. Gilmour, Fizroy street ‘ ri} down.” it oy og and comb it PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. is a Grosscul-saw. ° en go Up On : ' vp "i a ieaes and their ea i Jenkins & McLeod, ueen street tl ; a i; wei whahaitel tae silies ri I. D. Beer, King Square , \ « 2 I Ade A 5 } ) . 8 i w wind plays (whak Vy h ¥.P." >vlor, Grafton street al th it. Tuen cateh up the back With a } bbon, aud allow the trout Lo stay ORUGGISTS. as i ‘ W Rh Watson, Queen street An English merchant prince lately en- | oy oe, a . bration £18 gaze onion young pa nler for the purpose |CD.Raukie, : a tae eration aecent of fi y bisuwe portrait in oil conveyed to pothecaries’ Mall, N.Side Queen Square i ‘ © . . ” Pp ihe termps Were arranged. BOOK DEALERS. : . - . . j é 9°: . r ye , «How Jong do you think it will take?"| ‘eo LChappelle, — N.Side Queen Square a Lie model, re , i’: mner Bros., Queen sirezt 7 haps tifleeau days; —— " ri ply. 5 1A. darvie, s.Side Queen Square ugs Degan and the artise entered so | imothy Q’Conne! (Jueen streel hy 10 his Wvuia bLibal itl eievVen lay = wrlbur {iasz ind, W .Side Queen Square i 114 WaS siobe. | HOT GI APHERS vny,” aSkeu Croesus, when the faei PHOTOG: . eas anuougced to bim, ‘do you intend sup- | Ross Bros., Cor.Queen & Dorchester sts w ‘0 } Pl ) Zz four days WOrk. ' ‘ BANKS. 1+ does nol matter at all; the portrait is'.. . i . { st aemenes 1 ig in or | ‘Union Bank—Geo. McLeod, Cashier, woh Wel wee om . ge ee ons ont Cor.Gt,George & Rich'd st +s ell. If, is IS Ot Siness, ow . > y ’ 7 . Eo . . gank of P.E.IsJand—J.R.Brecken, Cashier, a ired guineas, aud fifteen days’ work, Low. Gt.George street \ eae ready at } ” "1ce f — 7 ‘ : i wn quite ready to stan | ub police, Dul you | Merchants Bank—Ww.McLean, Cashier, og tvotto Spend an hour iess upon the, Water street work tau Was agreed upon. ' \PNCHER here Was no nse in arguing wilh such a} AGENCIES, : i Poe painter took lis brush again,and ; Allan Line Steamers, Carvel! Bros iogur sittings more in lengthening, |} Quebec & Gull Port Steamers, a by little, im the portrait, the ears of his | Merchants’ Marine Ins.Uo., patrou. Boston L.ne Steamers, ps : ; ‘ v.E.lsiand Steamers, F.W. Hales » ‘ ‘ ‘ ts “7 sry? i . . ‘ es paid 1; dia noimMpson bee ‘imperial Fire Ins.Co., Ff. ft Newbery : i fe 7 ss Heraid” says it worships the} y)..1peal Marine ins.Co., “ cs golden Call. Inman Line Steamers, “ én ty the recent Indian famine more women | Anchor Line Steamers, aii than men died, and wives are scarce. ftoyal Fire Ins.Co., M.ACameron : Lancashire Fire Ins.Co + ” The New York **Herald”’ Say ernard | ere _ ae ' Sion teers ended = one : eee ~ / North British Fire & Life Ins.Co., : . Barly. CWEI¥S REQUSERS | Geo.W.DeBlois

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Chairs in a Large Assortment,

Just received; Wood Seated, Cane Seated, Office Arm, every sort of Rockers and Easy; and Smoking Chairs at very low prices. CALL AND SEE.

4 Large Assortment of Wall & Corner Brackets !

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CRIBS & COTS, TRAYS and STANDS,

PIANOS MOVED AT SHORTEST NOTICE.

All the above sold cheap fur cash or ap- proved credil. All g sods delivered to any part of the City and Royalty free of charge.

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Steel. iron. Bolts.

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Oct. 26, 1877.

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A NEW AND FIRST GLASS COOK STOVE,

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Please Cail and Examine.

SIMON W. CRABBE,

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J. F. McKAY,

NORTH SIDE QUEEN SQUARE, CHARLOTTETOWN WATCHMAKER & JEWELER,

Has just received WALTHAM WATCHES in solid Silver Cases with GUARD and KEY, warranted one year,

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Charlottetown, Jur 1877 Labrador Herring! | FINAL NOTICE.

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--TO—

NicDougall & Currie’s Debtors,

E are daily expecting a cargo of J AB- RADOR HERRING, which will be so.d cheap irom the wharf.

A LL ACCOUNTS not settled by the 15h NOVEMBER, will then be handed to

County Court fur Collection.

J. S. CARVELL, Assignee

Cu towa, Oct. 26, 77 =2a v peso

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LL the condensed steam is carried back into the boiler-- preventing unpleasant odors in the kitchen. Mest, Vegetables, Puddings, &c., may all be cooked at the same time, without ming!ing the flavors, while each article retains ail its strength and aroma, and is more patatable and nu- tritious than when cooked by any other mode.

On exhibition and for sa'e at

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77 QUEEN STREET

—IF YOU REQUIRE—

CHEAP GOODS.

Ladies’ Dress Goods,

Ladies’ Hats and Bonnets,

Ladies’ Winter Jacket, Ladies’ Winter Mantles,

Ladies’ Winter Shawls, Ladies’ Paisley Shawls,

Ladies’ Wool Hose, Ladies’ Feit Skirts, WOOL FRINGES, BRAIDS, SILK FRINGES,

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The Second Quarter at

Commences Noy. 1d:h! QUARTER DAYS: Sept. ist, Nov, 15th, Feb. ist, May Toth.

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