2: ‘“ W‘- ‘m‘. 2).. . Satirtilturai

AN AN I‘LIIUIJR FARNER.

The following sharp thrusts Irc from Henry Ward Beecher] " l'lIin Talks to‘ Farmers z"—

lle plows three int-bra tier-p. lest he should turn up the poison that. in hi-h ebtimation. lie. btlon ; his wheat land is. plowed Io in to lit‘tp II much water oni it as possible; he was two buihelI to the : acre. and reaps ten. no that it take: ii‘ fifth of his crop to seed his ground; his' corn land never has any help from him. i but bearsjust what it pleases. which is. from thirty to thirtyotive bushels by measurement. though he brag< that it is fifty or sixty. His hogs. if not remark- able for fattening qualities. would beat old eclipse It a ipiartcrracc; and were the man not prejudiced against deep plowing. his begs \voulil work his grouiiill with their big snout; better than he does aek-knif‘e plow. lIis meadow- laiida yield him from three qua‘ ers of a ton to ii. \vliulc tail of hay. which is re- gularly left out for a month, and very ir- regularly at iL'ltetl up. and left for the cattle to pull out at their pleasure. and half out and half'trample under foot. Iiis horn-s would exuite tiie avarice of an anatomist in search of osteolugical Hilt‘Ci‘ mens; and returning from the range of pasture. they are walking lierhai'iums. bearing specimens in their mane and taill of c cry weed that heirs a burr or al cookie. lint. 0. the cows! If hebl upl in a bright day to the sun. don‘t you think they would he si-mi-transpnrentP Bat he tells us that good milkcrs are al- \\‘.i\‘.~‘ poor! Ilia cows get what l’i'o- videncc sends them. and very little be— sides, execpt in winter—then they have n half-peck of corn on cat a foot long thrown to them. and they ail‘ord bvely sly-cuties of animated corn and cob- crushers. Never mind. they yield on an nun-rage. three quarts of milk .\ day! and that yields vareilikspf butter quite as- tonialiing.

lIis farm never grows any better; in many respects ‘it gets annually worse.— After ten years work on good soil. while his neighbors have grown rich h:- isjnst where he started. only his house is diriivr. his fences more tottering. his soil poorer. his pride and ignorance greater.

Uiiquestionablv, there are two sides to this question. and both of llil'lll ec'rume. und tiiercloi' both of them deiicient in science and in common sense. 11' men were made iicchding to our notions. there should n)t bc a silly one alive; but it is otherwise ordered. and there is no de- partment of human lil‘e\in which we do not fitid the weak and foolish men. This is true of farming as much as of any other railing. But no one dreams of setting down the vocation of agriculture. because like every other, it has its proportion of Itupid men. 3,

glam; filiternlurc.

A man in Arkansas stole a horse. was,

detected, tried. convicted, and punished with thirty-nine lashes on the bare back. -—-all before breakfast. What an appe- tite he must of had !

An old lady. reading an account of a distinguished old lawyer. who was said to be the father of the New York bar. 0X» claimed: “ Poor man! he hada dread- ful set of children."

A teacher of vocal music asked an old lady if her groudxon had any ear for music. “ \Vall." said the old woxniin, “i really don‘t know. \Von't you take the candle and sec?"

" H-illo. stranger. you appear to be travelling?" “ Yes. I always travcl when on ii jour- nc '." ‘

" I think I have seen you somewhere before?"

“ Very likely, Ihave often been there."

“ \thit might your name be 3‘"

" It might be b’ain l'atcb; but it isn't."

" Have you been long in thcac parts?"

“ Never longer than at prcscnt——livc feet nine."

" What do you mean by a cat-and-dog life ?" said a husband to his angry wile. —" Look at Carlo and Kitty asleep on the rug together. I wish ineii lived half as peacefully with their nivcs."

" Stop." said the lady. “ tie them to- gether. and see how they will agree 3"

An old Hoosier on a visit to New York was quit-r disgusted with his hotel ac- commodatimis. Tho dialoqu below gives an idea of how he fared

“ \Vherc did you sleep ? '

At the Astor House. I allow you don't catch me in such a place again. They rung a gong four times for breakfast. and when 1 went to the table to eat there wasn’t nary vittcls on the table."

“ \\'hat was there 5" B. ventured to inquire.

“ \Vell." said the old man. enumera- ting all the items cautiously. as if from fear of omission-4‘ there was ti clean plate wrong side up. a knife. a split spoon and I hand bill. and what in worse.” ad- ded the old man. “ the insulting nigger up and asked me what I wanted. ‘ Vittlca' Iuitl I. “brink me your vittles and H help myself." .

A Itory is told of_ain Irish Ostlcr. who was lent to the stable to bring forth ii truvcller’a horse. Not knowing which of the two strange horses‘in the stalls he- longed to the traveller. and. wishing to avoid the appearance of ignorance in his business. he saddled both animals and l-mught them to the door. The traveller 120111164 out his own born. laying.

” 'I'hfllfl my Ills,"

“Certainly. yer honor; I know that very well. but. I didn't know which was the other gentleman'i,"

A woman is Iorriétimeg very much ltruck with a man before muriage. and very often by him afterward.

Whlt I luapiciouu monster the man muIt thi: been who first invented I lock; but what I trusting creature tho woman

Qi‘nniziisnn; JOURNAL. it‘iisDAY. mum

Inlet. 1867.

.,. .. .ww. N. “am

m. ... ... ... -_ .74..-.

.MW

DRITIDII nitric inn.

‘ Best I l’un‘st !! Cheapest 3!!

liA\'l.\'G quI opened I FIRST CLAII

Drug Store and Dispensary

IN SL’MMERSIDB.

in the building lately occupied by A.W‘UGH a BROTHER. Water-Street. tho fiubIcI-ibc winner to lnumnto to the inIiIbiiIntI of tsun- iuenide Ind surrounding pile". tint ill in now prepared to supply them with

Drugs, Medicines, and

Cheaf

of the very best quality. In tiitnu' lliiirliix. vrh'fi-b

l rted dlnct from it ensure their

PURITY.

‘iucn to earn-I- guine expectations. Ilulln will ri-eeiie tho and care. combined with tie-patch. Bent OII‘CXII'anxl

.— '1'

A Large Supply of

Patent . Medicines,

continually on hand. A nice selection of i'ERFUMES, and other Fancy TOILET ARTICLES. m“ Orders from the Country promptly

tilled. IIORATIO S. BAGNAI.L. Snmmerridc, Dec. 20, 1866 .

TilBAGCO FACTORY.

‘iil‘l SUBSCRIBER would announce to

his tilt-nus. customers and the public. that

he has. all a consider ilc outlay for new

moulds and mat-bin _'. iargcti and in.- prot‘ud the unlmtlly aft 3' ‘. L‘TORY

lied to turn out In iele (it

Elil-\ TOBAGBU. equal to 'cry bi‘st‘iuiipI bywur to moat 'l'nh.nco ii poi-ted. \ -h ie, ill WARRANT IN uviziir IIEBI'ECI‘. ni‘l wtl ','L‘Il nearly

'1‘w ‘iily per cent. Cheaper than it can he imported into the Island.

FLAT on Roth Tobacco furnished to suit the taste of buy ..

Try it and judge for yourselves.

Dealers supplied on liberal tcriiiI.

lte .in-c to ask for Ruii.i.r'a l'aixcu Cot:er Sn’uniii. Luv, and take none other.

Remember that the PRINCE COUNTY Tobacco FAL ’l‘mti’ turns out nothing but the Ilh‘s'l‘ Rib!) or 'i‘UIMCCU.

I‘A'l‘RlCK REILLY. Siiuiincrside Dee. G, 1806.

W. T. IIUNT 8.3 00. ARE OFFERING Tun nausea or ’I‘IIEIR

WINTER STOCK,

A’I‘

1 17011 PROlMPT PAYl‘dENT ll

Comprising amongst other articles

Ready—made‘iclothing,

Stockings, Socks. Men's I'iidcr Shirts, Drawers, 6w. Flaunt-ls. Shirtings. ig— ALso. the other branches of the STOCK at as moderate prices as are consist-

ent with quality. St. Eli-anor‘s. 29th January. 1807.

EUREKA HOUSE SUMMERSIDE.

r HIE Sui iii-ribcr would revporlf‘nlly iieqiinint all [I-ll‘ilt ' 'lio are is of purchasing goods. that by various in tin from

Eliiiiiil‘iil, MONTREAL 8r. BOSTON.

ho ban. jlisllflllllllicit'tl it LARGE and well assorted Slot-k ut'

cocoa, Groceries 66 p, which for proint pay - V 12' It Y/ly’E R

N excel ant, lot I ' L'Ai’b' . I"

l. CAPS, CLOTH ATS. C. C. GAHDINER.

‘1 ll.\\\'l.S. k on cost.

11.155, at a small advance C. C. GARDINER.

I)RI£SS MATERIAL in great variety. C. C. GARDINER.

—+ Vl-th CO.\'I‘S.\‘E5’I)S IIIIII’I’ANTS, ready and well iiuuie.

( . , l Cacaiiinxnn. Boo’rs. RUB] rits. children's SHOES. n lar c stock. .' - C.C.G.\}tl)lNEii.

‘ i ‘ ADIES FURS in l . S d MUFFS. IA acfil/ARDINER. EST No. l BI'FI-‘ALO ROBES, cheapest in Summer-tide. ' C. ‘C. GARDINER.

RON. STEEL. SPRINGS Ind AXLES, all sizes. . C. C . GARDINER.

4 XC‘EI.I.F..\'T SMOIIIXOnnd CHEWING J TOBACCO. C . C. GARDINER.

Old". LEATHER and RANDALL'S UP- PER LEATHER, which every body

knows. C. (1‘. GARDINER.

L ‘ . m" c. c. GARDNER.

‘ 2

quality and prior is still defying competition. C. C. GARDINER.

Ind American

0. C. GARDINER.

t‘Iliowod I Iltfih key.

1"”W. flow.

Bummer-Ida. Nov :9. im.

Greatly Reduced Prices!

URRANTS rind RAISINS. Valencia Ind ARRANTEI) FLOUR. both Canadian

Chi-III of Congou TEA. but received per Latin. fi'om Londori. which for

', ‘ Sammcriidc, me. to. non.

NEW 30033! DAVID ROGERS

I AS JI'ST COMP TED Ills FALL AND “'IN' '5“ ST 7K 01“ Me handles. ' remitting in pit of— Dry Goods. l IIItI Ind Caps. Cotton Warp. (blue. big and red) Earthenware. mfg! . linrdwue. niture. Bootn

:per Hangings. Drugs Ind Medicines, roonix. l’ails and Tuba find Salt.

Mob 5) ~~ Suit: and Upper Leather. Tobacco. Confectionery. , fl Soap. ’ Candles. / Currants. Raisins. I Cheese. " Kerosene Oil, megar. ‘ ‘ Pitch and Tar

Oaknin. Flour and Meal.

The above GOODS have. been pur- chased on the best terms. and will be offered to the public on the very best terms for Casn.

D. ROGERS. Summerside. Nov. 1. 1866.

Boots and M liii‘u'l‘f’i’h’lw' ‘3'.» est notice. {059

lES’l‘ short—

IN HARPER. , 1866. tt—-

FINLAY McNEILL

EGS to intimate that he iii located in the store formerly occupied by Mr L. VICK- ERSUN. near the QUEENS \VHA RI". where he will be pleased to see his friends who may he in quest. of

"PIPES OR TO . Ho solicits inspection 0

NEW

Siimmerside. Oct

Trimmings. Co . Braids. Giinps. Orna- ments, llclt tibhons, Dress Buttons. Veils. Hats & Capri. Furs. Cliburgs. Win- ecys, Lustres. Ginxliiims. Prints. Muslim. Sucks. Scin-t‘s, Berlin’Wools. Gloves and Hosiery. &e., &e , &c., /’

ALSO—To liil stock of Cotton mm. Flim-

ncll. White muffin-y. 'Cottuns. Cloths and Carpetings.

All at which with a great variety of other

GOODS,

he will sell at the very lowest prices.

Groceries, in

Tea. Sugar. Molasses. Raisins, Currants, Rice. Paints. ()il. i'ails. Glass, Soap. &c.. always on hand.

Summci-side. Nov 29, 1866

V ‘ I 1 L A I E S l . UR Customenwili please call and get their accounts. which are now ready for delivery. and pay them? Amounts long liver-i to. unless promptly settled. will bes ed for withoutf‘nrtlier notice. . i. A. )i'l'ltONG It: BRO. Sunimerside. ()ctolie

ERSON, HANKI’UL to his customers and the

public for past favors. begs leave respect- fully to announce that he has

Removed his place “Business from the Head of Queen’s \thf to .

iii-le /ST.ANE, CENTn/Ai. S/rnisia'r,

opponm the «baton. tori-2L." (formerly occupied by Mr. Diivny GRAD r.) and having incroiilud. facilities for carrying on Business,

A Larger Stock,

and BETTER ASSORTMENT. than ever hetbreofl‘cred by him. 0 respectfully soli- citsit continuance of tie patronage o:' the public. '

Sinnuierside. Oct. #5. 1866 . L

l I 'I l Hmesl

Venn. rm RIDES,

iaruhgusc. 4-- .-

, r’ROGERS.

p. 20. '66.

V ‘lli’. Sig) ilelii’erc

THIN. AND NIIU LI) lit! CIIIFCK' ED. lll' ALLIHVED 1‘0 (iUN’l‘IhUI‘I, Irratation of the Lungs, a Permanent Throat Affec- tion. or an Inourable Lung disease

is put? 'riiu RESULT.

in Ill-:Qiiiiitzs ruin-pun: Arran- ) V

1' E RE'JEY. n.Cutnrrli.ConIumptive

Trocbel are a - with always good succeu. SINGERS v ND I‘LHIIJC SPEAKERS will find Truth" lucflll in clearing the voice when taken before Singing or Speaking. and relieving the throat iifler an unusual exeriinn of the vocal nrgnnl. The Truth" am recom- mended and prcIcribeil by Physicians, and have had testimonial. from imincnt men throughout the country. Being an Article of true merit. and having proved their efllcm'y by I text of many yearn. ciiebay'enr finds them in new localities in various p I of the world, and the True/in are universally pronounced

better than other articles.

Onuix only “ llnnwn'a nnoscuiu. Tito- cnnI."und do not trike any of the Worthin- lim'um'om that may be offered.

‘New Triumphs at Rogers’ Medicines.

Run your rye new that and Id! your

o1 neighbour about! if. Aliiuisr. .\‘.S.. AuguIt 7th. 1566.

Nuns. Ronni: A (‘0. :—

Gmllt men—l'ermlt me to add my thlimony to the prct value of your preparation: Ind any person reading the following iii-count all care effected by it upon my run. will not dil- puw my right to do so.

lie lint fell upon I fork brindle in the inn. Ind hurt liiI leg a little below the knee: he Inbrequently took mid. when it b gun to swell and pain him very much. It soon ul- cerated near where it was hurt, and continued to discharge frerly. uniil the calf of the leg Ieeined to be one "1:le of corruption. Ilis foot and knee IWt‘llWl very much. and when we comment-ed with your medicine, run very much inflamed. and was evidently on the eu- of mortifleiition. The pain and suffering in: endured. no prn can iii-scribe. lie gren- weaker daily. Nothing that Ilit'dit‘ill skill and faithful attend .ncc curd ncroniplish, was omitted; still he grudu ly billlk, until then- M‘clntd but little hop;It of saving eiilicr his life or limb. As ii I trtl'ort. the doctors dc— eided to iiinpiitate cit-g. This was to have been done the nex titty, but jun! at this critic- al point. a kind fri | ‘xidiisi-d me to try youi medicine. I concliii (-d to do so; mid the leg at once began to improve. and is now well. ile goes to school daily.

This is. eerta‘ cure ever made in this to could (liin iipprecint condition he was ' selves; to all b have lived ii w ray of hope . sands dying win they had this ex r

Hoping that ‘ work of luii

I inn,

«ordinary ‘0 person

at seem to be a is there are thou-

diuiiry medicine. _ d may prosper you in your nity. 'ntiemen. your: affectionately. ALISON COPELAND. “'0, the undersigned. inliabitlnts of Am- herst gnd vicinity—sonic of us having been eye witnesses to the above distressing ease, ninl all being quite familiar with the facts. from common report in this coniinuniiy—have no heaitatien in endorsing the above state- ments of air. Copeland. R. McLean. Iliin Sheriff. 'l‘iios. LOGAN. J. l’.. liitc M. P. P. R. It. liens-rm. (‘lerk of Peace. J. '1‘. Snirii, Ilarrister-at—Law. W. I". Cur-rim. J. P. . Fina). \\'. Bun. llarriiiter-at-an. T. DUNI.AP 8: Co., Merchants. Roiiiin'r Kmuam, Farmer. ALEX. Roan. Jr., Dealer in Stoves.

We have taken the liberty of adding their ofllcial and business position to the above names.

Some of our agents write us that members of the Medical Faculty are among the largcit purchasers of our medicines. Wr- nro glad they appreciate their healing qualities. and have used them successfully in treating ibcir

patients. ROGERS 8; 00., Amber-It. N. 8. January 24. 1867.

MRS. WIN SLOW,

.in cxperienerfl‘h‘ursc and Female Physician presunts to the attention of mothers. her

SOOTHING SYRUP,

F01: CIIILDRER ’I‘EETIIING. which greatly facilitates the process of teeth- ing. by soliciting the gums. reducing all infla- mation—wili allay all pain and spasmodic ac- tion. and is

SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS

Depend upon it. nmtbers. it will give rest to yourselves, and

Relief and Health to your Infants.

We have put up iind sold this article for over thirty years. and can say. in iifiilcnco and truth of it. what we have ve ' to say of any other medicine failed in ii single instance. t when timely used.

it. ()n the L operations, inendation'of it virtues. We .

' ms ot‘highest coin- cllects and medical

pledge our re tation for the fulfilment of ' declare. In almost every in- ' it is suffering from pain and cxl iistion. rt et'wili he found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the syrup is adminis- tcrcil.

This valuable preparation is the prescrip- tions ofone ot‘tlie most experienced and skil- ful nurses in New England. and has been as- ed with iiever failing success in thousands of cases. It not only relieves the shiid from pain but invigorates the stomach and bowels. corrects acidity. and gives tone and energy to the whole ysiem. It will almost instantly relieve (iRii'lNU IN THE BOWEI..'. AND WIN” t.’()l.i(.‘, and overcome convulsions. which. ifnot speedily remedied. eiid in death. We bi-licrc it the lies! and surest remedy in Ni!lt‘Dl‘lrl,lllillli'i|SI!il ofl)yr:cntryimil Diarrlimn in Children, win-[her it arises froui teething. or from iiliv other cause. We would any to (wow “.mficr who has n. child suffering from any bf the foregoing etiinphiinta—do not let your prejudices. nor the prejudice: of others, vtiiiiil between your suffering child and the re- Iioftimt will he sure—yes. absolutely sure—to follow the use "tibia medicine. ifilmcly used. II‘iiil tili‘I‘t‘liunN for using will iii-company each bottle. Noun Genuine unless the the-smile of CURTIS & PERKINS. New York, is on the outside wrapper. Sold by Draught“ throughout the world. l’riiicipiil ufllee. No. 48 hey Street. N. Y. Price, only 35 Cents per Bottle.

“ MARY CATHERINE.”

US'I‘ RECEIVED per, Muir Cninsnnu. from Ilorton,—- / ,4 BUCKE‘I‘S. Brooms, ‘i‘uhi, - llntchets. Hammers. \ Kerosene Lon , , ’ ('iockn. Tobin - ‘

of which wi price! for

-r, (in. Ill

refills .. thfhdor Herring. Irkiit'. Cheap for Cash. IL“. RICHARDSON.

IOLD IVIIY W)! In.

Brian“ 0, Nov i, 108$

FALL

In WINTER vGOODS!

‘IIR Subscriber till now in Store. I cut-

tully selected STOCK 01“ GOODS. suitable for the wuon. which for Entity Ind priwmmparc very favourably vi Inydung in the Trade.

STAPLE DRY GOODS,

In Grey. White Ind hinted Cottom. i\'IrpI of all Colours. CIOIIT.FIIIII\O:II Ind Linens. Plain Ind Fancy )reu Goods. Shut-II. Milntler. and Sui-queu. Silks. Velvet Ind Felt llntil. Stet-l Skiur. Furs Ind Glover. Stays. Sontngn and floods. he. BENTS' Fillllil8liill€ 80008.

Coat-s. Jackets. Vi-Ils. Panto. Hats. Caps. Shirts. Shirt Collars. Scarfs, Glover, le.

‘aiior’s Nanniiigs. Hardw

All kinds of Inakcr‘s To Paints. l’ ' Thread, \\"‘ Brand's uni

Tea and Molasses. (very superior) Sugar, Raisins. Rice, Currants. and Liverpool Soap, Spices ot'all kinds.

[Kerosene Oil.

Confectionary. » PATENT MEDICINES.

Scents and I’omadea. LEATII Ell, In Sole. Kent's. Calf and Grained, with other every day requisites constantly on liiind.

D ENMAN. .l)ee.6,18li(». - _

’“siihii‘ds’Pii'tEnt Burner8t Petrol Fluid

And 'i'cnlit

Summer >'

p EXI}.OSIONSI N0 1101:}; 01:1er flHIMNE rs I I NO MORE 53101.3( LAMPS m VERY LLZZZ’LE/6001t!!! i

For sale by

.. JAMES L. HOLMAN. Summcriidc, Oct. 18, 1866.

.__-,._._ J.._Hs_ _____ DRY (bin US'I‘ received per Bnrque "Linux." I