S‘Ull MERSIDE JOURNAL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER ‘17, 1867? i

333 any Eittrtttitrr. ill t lit at :w

ACTIVITY AND DECISION-"'2 mun ltl-lNUVA'l'INU 01.1) All-JADO“. . iiowiagdnys, must have something: of the . steam c uiue in him. A lazv eimil— raced A subscriber of the 'l'inies llll nit-cs how

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follow, ‘ 111; have got on in the world he may renovate a meadow where the ' ti 0 but he won't do tlICSC "rass i.‘ so iieail ' run it“ t it will :liiiueufvcglii'e in nu uut‘ Olillllll‘k ideas; l iiot yield more ll’lilll hall'la ton'li‘fthay per men speak quick, lllllllitlllllclt, and slow “011.2” cohcheo ain't tolerated. ‘I‘ lle up and vphvw are 5,, 1‘}. WW, “A,” 0,- rem). dfesed' “ways—"I‘m H‘me' “"El “‘1” voting such groudd. li' a good supply bingyour eyes and you were halt aslet‘P ut' barnyard manure can be obtained, but “1‘” “wake ‘0" ‘Vl‘a‘cwr m'ﬁ‘y- t‘v‘r” ’ let a libiral dressing be applied this fall, “P and you may 1": “Omel’c‘ly bomwlu” ‘ and plough the ground deep: late in die' Illhi'ug-phm’rcumt :‘r‘yllm‘ih “ii-1‘1"". autumn, provided the soil is heavy. 11' plan“ heroic Q10“ a“; 1"“ “‘“lk ‘lillFl‘l-‘i the soil is light and sandy. defer plough. “"d “1050135111111 W111)?“ 5°“ lmw “‘“lging until next spring; then plant with your eyes on an o Ject,sprtng ‘ ninrk‘ut once.

'I'he edi ansu’ercil :—

‘I 1 potatoes, and the next!" season sow with iiyi', or no hind of grain that has not beta ra l on thc- soil for several years. Let a trop of red clover sue ‘C‘t‘ll the rye,

quite so lonely now. The (51.1 111.111 mar-Q which should be ploughed uinler when in lull bloom. Another way is to turn

ried again, and h teptnother makes it ~ . ~ the Mid over this tall, as early as practi-

ljvcly enough for with th: biooiu-‘ V + ,cabh-z and tbcit if there is no barn-yard

handle. ‘ ' Zoommpm ._“"y,".}, anhm] i, H . manure, :vrp 1.11 bu~hels of lime pet 'l'ue bushels~ will be better if

old?———'l'lic youth—\\‘biob is costly E—The. ' V p . dccr.—-\\'bich is a good hoatman Fr—ll‘ll‘.‘ 3““ 3““ “mm ‘15- ‘1‘“,th I‘ll“: 1).", ,.oc_buck'_“'hich is 0m.“ dam,“ u,U,‘_|lllt11‘tlllglll)‘ burrowed 111. lbett. it it 1~ tied—Thet:iq1'e.——\\'hicb make. a g.....t1thrlrnblu toI‘a}§?i:1‘u>wili'~ fowl dawn “gy,,:,_v“w mln~l.'__which is u “msuuw wttli several ditlercnt kinds of grass seed, and memes you u,,,,.\.“.hcml_vphc [WWI y—say three quarts of timothy, one busheli ' li ol orchard grass and lxentncky blue

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_ . _ ss, and keep all the eattlc oil" tlte tield "aEssa—F‘lsxl'uamm' l till the grass has been mouetl the lollow-1 ‘ A writer, in speaking of [mum-1., 53y.- ‘ iug SL‘ianlI. l‘litl‘Iy‘ \t spring sow two the coal scuttle was in vogue when blush-luv “1'00 bushelS 0 t. 1511111 per acre. ing was known; but 1,0,1, a“. “up; Ui,<p.i We recommend this. way only where a lcto_ .farincr can obtain lime and not harm 'j.*ard manure. 111 case a farmer desires to try guano, or st!perphosplntt'e, or pou— ,dretl, let th: fertilizer be sowed soon Latter the ground is ploughed, and let it i be llill'l‘ﬂ\\'(’ll iii thoroughly.

l'dlilxti l‘oi‘.\'i'oi:s.—.\Iany persons“ in prepariuj.,r potatoes for cooking. pare all e. thick slice from the surface instead of digging: out tli l'rof. lllot, in

“ Do you think raw oysters are iteal- his lecture on the . tatoc, says this thy?" asked a lady of her physieiiui.— skinning process is! all wrong, as the “ Yes, certainly," he replied, " 1 never strength of the vegetable lies near the knew one to be out of health iii my life." surface—the starch growing less abun- dant as the centre is approximated. 'I'he start-h, near the surface, contains the uutriment -— which is not more than seven or eight perlceiit.—tlie balince being iitaittly water.

LIVi-sz Aortx.—'l‘hn h 1y who snip, “I'm lonely since my mother dud ,1.~u t

iii't‘c‘.

\\'hut nation prodnca. the most 1rar

A smart youngster hearing his mothtr remark that she was fond of music, ex- claimed, “ then, why don‘t you buy me a drum.

The yourl ' dy who burst into tears has been putgtogctber again and is now wearing hoops to prevent the recurrence of the accident.

A pretty and well dI‘L‘SSt‘ll young lady after looking at several pairs of gloves, lavender colored, in n shop lately, shocked the assistant by asking him which pair he thought the “ lavenderst." I

A y.“ , I "u ‘ “I, on “shah W he M, Tu Alxnn 11.11111 Sonia—51b two p'nls

“‘ l 0 L’ . l ‘ ‘ k ' P" of strong ley. add f urtcen pounds of grease; cleanse the before using. lloil these two togeth 1' till it becomes

thit-k: then put in five quarts ofsalt, and boil slow half an ltour, or a little longer; then pour iii a pail of cold soft water; set it away to cool. \\'hen cold cut it into chunks. Put into a kettle two pails of weak ley, boil until it mixes to- gether, then pour in three quarts of salt; boil the same length of time as before, and set it off to cool; then cut it in the shape yoti like. 1

out of prise eplied: “ l got out ol'my cell ,by ii lity, ran up stairs with agility, crawled out the back window in secrecy, nlid down the lightning rod with rapidity, walked out of the town with dignity, and am now basking in the sun- shine of liberty.

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\\'oiixx—The morning,r star of our‘ youth; the day star ol'our manhood; the evening star of our age. lleavcn bless our stars 1

When minds and be is are not in 11‘.)- ison, the words of lov'till‘l‘il'sclt' are but the c‘nomt;s.~-l cup of butter, 2 cups of

I . Enghsh Teas, 8m. .\11.\' liXl'lI(‘—'—1Tllll.l' un l.t|Nl)tl.\'.per tiliips It'll‘tl/IUJ‘, [Juli/i141 and (bone, the.

following timid... u liielil \\ lllhl'll remarkably low, Wholesale, for cash or good paper: 800 Chests and Half—chests Cougou, Suncheng 8; (lolong r' v 1 ‘t l L A b l 2.? cut . Green “ Jam" (,‘tlFl‘I-lli, ltlU lllds. (,‘i'uslled Sugar, 7.3 libls. diied ('11rr.1nt.~,(hest quality). zoo Iluxes Valincia Rah-ins, tfor ceokiug Iltll‘lltlrt‘i), .‘i t'ut t‘nntliid t‘itron, :5 " “ (I " {re and Lemon I‘m 1. T (‘m's Nutmeg.“ t-wt. each. lot) s pure ground l‘ippei‘, ll lbs.

St] " “ " Ginger, 11 1t .7 Ill-Is. ” " “ 112 3., limb .. .. .i 3” .i

.'i (‘111 pure ground t ‘ 11’“de \\lml' \11 l') " whole 1‘

1:1, in 1‘ lit/fins,

‘ 112 lbs.e;1cb.

it) t‘uts. pure uirl t‘ream 'l'aitar, (lt'renehl. : :l'l‘ous (‘oluun‘s .\'o. l lllue 51111111 in

in; 111. and 11" 1b (‘.1.\|‘~ é'l‘ou t‘oluiin's l‘. and ti

7 lb. liu~, 1l .. .. 3‘ .l 1. in

C. Mustard, in

l till-1:511). tins, Int tip in cases ofhli lbs. eat 11. 'l ens. . .iiptzirire, '_’ ewts. each,

2.1121913 lira/Jud .\nt.~,

.pi mils . l-nuts,

‘_‘U “ '. it: A". llldcluvcll's .‘lixetl l‘iek-

les. (‘how ('how and (i‘iihit' ’u do.:. ea.

21 11111:». Morton‘s Mixed l'irkles and Chou (‘how, .‘1 11 ch .

: Altuu. . \‘iitnil, cllltie), 1. :idits, nt'lllld, 'tor Uil.t.'i ualsa-aeb) best quality. 2.’ e. (‘ruu'u lllue. 1i) eases, each containing 1 11117. .‘i gabglass rlttl'ltt'l‘t'tl lotllcs cold-drawn (Xislor

on, men \\'nsliingt'iystels, ppm}; l’aper aiul '1 wine. '1 ' - . Il rom Liverpool.

[’0‘ “Alice .lliiy" uml “Hog/lit b‘ouu-ciya." 2(a) sticks cleaned lti '. :1 ewts ‘ 20“ kegs bi-izarb. Soda, 11:: ti.::.

15 lilnls. \\‘ushing Soda.

. 1 _ . from Glasgow . l’t'r b'ltip " diurnal." One Hundred lloxcs l’ipcs, Miner's,'l'.1). and Clltties.

FROM RICHMOND & NEW YORK:

23‘. boxes amt eases ’I‘obaeeuesin 1le Navy 8; Nomi" l 1 .

{I bales . traw Paper.

111 Banded Wareliot 250 hbds. selected 'l‘i‘lnidad Molasses, :01) hbds hadois Molasses,

L’U blids. Sugar, 190 bbls. do. 27 che. “ ’I‘ea. rtt) kegs bi-earb. Soda. 12:} euros alid ho s Navy and 10: Tobacco, (variouslsvand.

‘, 3 tablespoons ol‘ sourl cream, two third teaspoon of soda.

rattling of the chain that tells tlzo victim i sugar. :3 cg,n it is bound.

)Iirri-‘ixs.—3 piiils ﬂour to one pint milk, 1 pint water, 1 yead; cake. Bake in rings.

Instead of saying things to malt- '1 plc stare and wonder. say what will keep them from starng and wondering here- after: this is philosophy.

Those nervous folks, who urc annoyed by everything that approach them, annoy everybody they approach,

Now is the time to subscribe

to the Journal—only $1 a, ye

A smile may be bright while the heart "'—'~““"—”" is sad. The rainbosz beautiful in the In E. ISLAND air, while beneath is thc,m'bauin;.; of the sen.

Steam Navigation Go.’s b" ‘EAMERS

Princes: c-I Wales andHentherBelle‘ a».

Serenity is no sign ofsccurity ; a stream is never so smooth and silvery as at the instant before it: becomes a cataract.

“ You should take a wall: every morn- ing upon an empty «tomaehf' said a di tor to Sydney Sniitli.—” l'pon who.»ng asked the patient.

lk'll‘lllltl'l' "I’ll/tress 13/»ll'tI/Is" ~avc l'harlottetown for l'ictou every: and ’l‘lnirsday mornings at ti :1. 111.,

AwreLl—A COl‘l‘Cbllﬂ‘iltlt‘Ill—llllll, \\‘L‘ , in time for the mornng 'l aiu for Halifax. are sorry to say. one at the fair se. la" n. l‘ieton for intonation-ii «i sent us the followng atroci'y z—lt‘ tnyt'l‘ll “ml Fri 33' t‘l't‘llillgr'. 1‘11” “I‘m father’s head was divided into ttvo eipial l “H. “‘1'” ““l'mx' “ pans, what time p u). would (“Ch Pm.“ Leah‘s I‘n'tou tor Port lloud every Iliu‘rs: tion represent?—11alf—pnst ei -ht t’lvalfl ' y 5” -"“0n’ “ii-""idey- mm

, c‘ \ 11'...,1 troui llnlitax, returning to 1m 5 [do in) ._ l'lt‘loll the follor'io; norning.

Lord Sidinouth said one day. “My; Leaves (that-Iota every 'l‘ues-day and brains are gone to the dogs this iuorii- l {WI-‘3' H :l'10 :9“: ﬁlll'dim'. M, ing,”——Sir ll. Nicolas at once ejaculated, l ‘ l"“" "‘1‘ 1' “““°"1"y “"‘1‘ " liter dog-s i" l

A French lad , hearing how a (‘: lltlllulllll had bushdomnred by wolves, exclaimed, “l’uor boasts! hunger must be a terrible thing.” ‘

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Leaves Sliediae for Summerside and ("bar- lotletown every \\'ednvnl-iy and Saturday ' afternoons, immediately altei airival of Train from Ht..1o11n. '

The. Hi’wtmn‘r “ Iﬁ tit/441' Bills"

LeaVes ('harlottetim'u at 311.111., every Sat- urday morning for l‘ictuu.

Leaves dﬁetou at ‘J n.111.. same day. for .‘.iui 'xy Harbor, George: )\"II and Souris, re- maining at either Souris or Georgetown orer Sunday.

Leaves l'ieton every Monday for Charlotte- :own, after arrival ot"1‘r- ‘11 from Halifax.

Diogenes being,r asked why it was that philosophers always sought the societyof the rich much more than the lattcrsoueld theirs, replied. “ Because philosopla rs. know what they want, antl the others do not.” .

MENTAL Alti'ritai-iicus— Sister: “Look

' ‘ ‘ FARES: llL‘l'C. Churllci 511mm” 3")“ l‘i‘d “If?” tlhailottetou-n to I'ietou, or back, £0 1‘2 0 sugar plums, unu y n wanted to (1H1th l’ii-tou to (lent-gelatin, *‘ o t) 0 them in four par you‘d give live to " l'ort llood, H o 12 0 baby and five to Cut ic: now wltatwould (h mmt”$"'§l”'°mdu’ 3 I: 3 . '. ‘ ‘ ._.. , .H “ i let me . you do “till, the other ten. -——huttt u 5.,,Jnl.n,nPtfn~k,$tl.50or1 H 1 child: “Suck cm. H I'lnstpoi't, ‘- slum 1 17 u . . . . " ' ' E l “ 2 \oung girls who have more vivacity .. i. . than understanding, will often make u u “nun”, u 1 .1 U sprightly ﬁgure in conversation. Ilut “ l’t'l‘lllwhb “ 1 1 0 this agreeable telent for entertaining oth- ” “""‘¥”"“"'1 “ U 1' 0 “ Slums, “ U 12 0

era is frequently dangerous to themselves.

1101‘ is it. by any mean to be encouraged very ' 1.1iife.

tiou should be lb .of education, not the procurso. ot'it. It is a golden fruit

. “H-.. 1 m, b A \V b ,

when suffered tt. gent: gradually on the ‘ T ‘ I r"

treeofknowlcdgc j but i: piceipitated by. D l b I !

[Owed and unmﬁumy n.” “i, ‘ in Wm in‘, SA “‘3 nftlie bnst qual't v and at tho foliow.

“m cm, bacon“: ‘ul ’1', in 1,) m, . . int: ('asll prir 1,111 on bainl at the . . . . . ‘1 “‘1 “10” “ill niauutactuie ol the .‘vlllrtu't'rtlt ~ it is nrtifictal.

CIRCULA RS.

Man is a oil's/er, Diiinzrmt. mystery. ‘ {UH t‘ltl'l]

A movement has bc‘on set on foot to ‘5 ""‘l' erect an anylum for use :51 you men. H 'm‘lh 'l‘he only‘tro‘ublu u 17. iitce" i'i.71"l‘t‘llt‘11 fear will be, 'insurtnot at of 11 in: 81 each getting the builtﬁng I

\\'orofw'oito take as :1. < p... m ' be what .ivd‘ohght .‘ to 1.1, \'.( do to disguise uhmwcjreidly are, we might, appear like Otilwives, without being M

the tronb.c of'uiy disguise. rt ll,

H . , _ I“. w. 11.1.1552 Secretarv. m," “1 ml .luue L’Ojliw'ti' i N ' (.onvcrsn- , , ,___...,_. u.-. , ., .. . ,_

bttt

woman is a

111.\111-‘r1~;u.

f .-t, $5 each; Ilttcl: Saws 23

‘ . . the Ur Store of Mr. oomph ' 111. innumerable. or forwarded direct, w1|| receite ltlltllOtlilllC attention.

A. llltiiIAl‘DSUN \'-. , . John. N .11. April 11.1llGT.y ‘ C0

Blanks of all kinds for sale at the “ Journal" 011100.

If you wouldn't have alhiction make you a second visit, listen to its teach- ings at. the ﬁrst.

1'1 bales whole I was, A1 L s Xuiut

'l‘ogvtber with a large quantity of various Goods, to.) inniieroiis to mention, usually found in a lii'sl—elass \\'Iioler :lo Grocery l'lstablisliment.

Parties in business or about to commence business will be hem-titted by examining my Stork andp s before piireha , elsewhere. aml also by lay ,: tlnir stock early, before the extra. duties will have been iinposul.

C. L. RICHARDS. North Wharf, St. John, N. B , _W >h'ep. 1:1, tool—2111 “hm } > ._ ” BLACK DIAMONDS By the Ton l

Just ﬁre-efch (It . . . . , ()‘Aeills Fe g1, Suimncrsit c, l’er St'llllttlu‘l'i “ Emily" aiul “ 1\1ug;;ie,"d' ' 'et front the Mines iti l’ictou and Cape Breton:

30 Tons Round Coal,

For llouse use.

—-A1.so— 59 Tons I’iime Pictou Slack Coal. For liltieksiiiiihing purposes. 53-,“ FOR 5- LE Ulflt'dl’ £253 5( llGl‘l O'NEILL. \Vater 51., Summerside, Sept. 1:2 , ISGT—tf

OHARLES ll. CLARK, l) lib‘l‘i‘ll'd'l" ill.1.Y informs the inhabitants

nt t?.\1.‘1|l£lt.‘i11)1'2audthc surrounding country that he 111:1 titted up a New I’botowraph Gallery, in the building to tln or of the hottsoot‘ Mi" S'riai-nlix ('1..\uit,nt 'eetfy opposi the Sl‘AlA . 51m: Darin, where he is prepared to take Aiiibro ypcs & It‘crrotypcs, in the latest and most improved style. A good LIFE Lllill l’lLi'l'L'ltlvl will be guaran- teed. . A beautiful FERRO'I‘YI’I'} I'IC'I‘L'RIC set in Cards for Albums, tun] uiudein ten minutes. All are invited to call nutl examine speci- 1110

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- ,. 5;..31'21.‘ 1V1 A IQ N ’ S " " I ‘“ “A L ' Lil”th oi . B El!

' \lll". subscriber wishes to inform the inltn' Illllllllii of Sainmersido and the travelling public, that heis prepared to furnish

“OtishS R; CAlth‘IAtil-IS, at all tiun-s mid at the shorten. notice. l'artiec stopping at the liotcl‘z, and want- infratenu. and a. driver to drive then out. can be supplied atnll hours in the day.

.. James MANN, 1‘ Water Street. ‘ wts-unnneraide,ﬁe] will, u 711m 7 r 7“

New Tailoring Estab- lishment. -

I, I'll” .‘It'lJ‘illIl,Tlllltll‘, has ﬁtted 11p and opened his new Establishment in the flourishing village of

Mn rgute. !

a id he would rcspcetfuhy announce to his, lriendsund the public generally, that be is prepared to rnit customers in his line ofbusi- “L’FH.

(Sloth, Trifiziuings, &e.,

always 11 hand.

lll'till McLI‘ZOIl. '

Mnrgutc, New London, Aug 25!, 1361— 6 a

,sraiue

Important to Shipbuilders ‘ﬁr'é.

Biockgttniocksi Blocks!

11" YOU il'AX'l‘ TO RAISE 'l‘lll‘l Price of lessels “

iu lluglaud, order it set of Mae Sl'ldiNlllD

IZIAJL‘IIS, which everybody is probing, from

YOUNG’S. Liberal.

. ,utiitllt'rslile, Sept. :26, 1867.

= 'Jus

Mrs. 8.11. Allen’s

- \Vorld's Hair Restorer isiuitcdtoliothyoungauduld. Itstrengthens the Hair, prettnts its falling orturniug grey, and impuits to it a beautiful glossy appear- ance. It never fails to iitzs'roni-z (“ll-21' IIAIIK

TO ITS OItIUlNAI.l'OU'l‘llFULCOLOIt. 11‘ iii Nor A Dvu, but nets directly upon the roots of the Hair, giving them the natural nourishment required, producing the, mute vit: ty and luxurious quantity as inyouth. It will restore it on bald places, requires no previous preparation of the hair. and hi easily applied by oue‘s self. One bottle will usually last for a year, as uher the hair is once res- tored. uccmionul applications onccin three months will insure against grey hairs to the

in Time 1‘01 Tllli

TRADER

'I‘hc Subset! unlias opened 11

S. “Elliott’s A PREPARATIONS FOR THE HAIR. ~

1 Mrs. S. A. Allen s \\’orld’s Ilttir Dressing,

or ZYI.OIIALSAMUM. i~1 essential to use with the Restorer, but the Hair Dressing alone often restores, and never fails to invig- urate. beautify and refresh the Hair, rendering it soft, silky and gloss)’, and disposing it to remain in any desired position.

FDR LADIES AND CHILDREN, whose hair requires frequent drcrsiiuz, it has no equal. I\'o lady’s tuileiis complete without. it. The rich glossy appearance imparted ll truly wonderful. It. cleanses the Ilnir,rc- Inoves'nll dundrull', and imparts to it. 11 most delightful fragrance. It \\ill prevent tho llair from falling out, amt is the molt econ-

. , . Tailoring lihtablislnncutl iia Mr. 11. J. Iv'lt'llAltlmnN's ()ld Stand,wbich he trusts will l'e the real Fashionable one of Summer. de. 11' an accurate tit, urtylisb cut, uinl superior workmanship can ensure custom, h.- tlat 1's himself he shall not be without e front the tasty ainl discerning. 'nde requires brains, and none more the art of cutting and making 11p 11 garment fo fit every vatiely of the human tnrtn; but some people seem to imagine that it requires no inorejndgment tueuta cont than to hew a 10g,-—-an l-rroneous idea, the em s of which are seen inlhciasleless nnd ill-tilting- [.I-‘Il'itlt‘lll:; we every day behold in the streets. There is no earthly roasou to prevent us l‘rmineiulists '0”! being as elegantly nlnl lltshiuiiablyt -d as the Americans, and the subscriber will 1 e ltis best endeavors to re a “ consummation so devuully to he wisbe .'

.1 AM (lAl’lt‘Nl'lY, ('utter at Mr. ll.J. in lordson‘s Cloth- in;.: Store. Summerside, .

1.1.-

1y '.‘.'l, 1967. _ PRINCE U UN’I Y i I ~ ' TOBALLO _ TORY. r 1111‘} Sl'llSUltIl‘iER would riunouuee to his friends, custontersand the public, that In- his, at a considerable outlay for new

moulds and machiueiy, so enlarged and it;-.- piuvcd the capacity of his FACTORY

111 Sununersidc,

that. be is ttutv enabled to turn out 1111

NATURAL LEAF TDBAGCO.

uplal to the very best, an superior to most ' '1'ub.teeo imported, which ill \\'.iniixsr 1x

' iv lllisl'LL‘“, and will sell nearly

. v o I

’1 u euty pet cen't. cheaper than it can be imported into the Island. I"1..\T on Rot: ) TUUAL‘CU furnished to rltlt the taste of buyers. 'l‘ry it andjndge for yourselves. Dealers supplied on liberal terms. Be :uretoaskt‘orlii:ii.t.t‘sl‘1:1se1:(‘oi:x‘rv NA 11711.“. 1.1:.11‘, and takqunne other. Roan-miter that the ’MINL‘E C(ll'N'l‘Y ’l‘Uli \t’t't) FACTORY turns on: nothing but

l’A't‘ltlt‘li ltlill.l.)'.

r Kumtner-iide I)('(‘.'(i, luau. r N LUMBER YARD. T1115 SUBSCRIBER ()yl’l’l‘lllS FOR. SALE

g. athis LUMBER YARI) ON \\'A'l‘lill S’I‘IIICl-i'l‘ all kinds of

LUIVIBER,

\. (onsistint: of

Pine 8: Burns ‘ Boards, Deals, Scanttltig

Laths, Pailiiigs, Shingles, Studding &c. &c.

11:39“ Lumber constantly kept on hand. JAMES (5ALD\VI‘ILL.

Summersidn. J , 18117. 1y

LIVERPOOL AND LONDON ! 1)I‘IR l..\'l‘1‘i ARRIVALS FROM 1.1V l‘iR-

POOL und LONDON, the subscriber has received 1111

Unusual S .,_ DR Ll GS, M ICINES, l'utent Medicines, l’er ery,(1‘1n[.:1ish and Fri-nub), Soaps. Brushes, Pickles, Sauces, Must-1rd, (in Regs nitd Bottles), Currie l'nwi er, (,‘tmd‘n-d Citron, Lemon and Orange l’eels, blarmnlade, liss' .‘w‘piees, Malt and \'iiite \\'itio Vim-g ', Sardines, Anchovies, Mushrooms.Capers, aiid United Sel‘vi ' Sauce, l’alnts, (Ills, \'.iruisln-s, DryiugJapau, linoiiiug, Dye Stutfs, .|llll MiscellaneousArticles, ut'the Burl. Quality and at Moderate Prices. \\'. It. WATSON. (‘Ji‘towiu Sept. 5, W17 BRICKS! BRICKS l I llil'} rubseviber having built It 11 It I C 1(

1i 1 I. ll ttt FIF’I‘I‘ZI‘IN I'Oli'T, is now prepared to furnish any quantity of the best

quality of I} R I C K . II.(‘.GR1‘II"..\', Esquire,- ill be, able to furnish BRICK in SUM.“ .1 SIDE. 301.0)on STRAXG.

1.": Point. nun. 15, .ISGT.

pply of

DAVID ROGERS

IIAS NOW COMPLETED 1113

Spring Immrtations

' V G OODb, comprising almost every article required for Town untl Country; which for duality and price, defy competition, nitd to which he invites inspection. Summerside, June 7

CAN V1 35. Anchors 38L Chains,

AND

1 "t‘ 1 KERObbNE OIL. -. ......, “M o.

f 1111‘} subscriber oli'ers to the - Trade, at vuuv Low riucns— \\'liolesale,

lolts of Long Flax (fANYASR, no. 1, 2, a, .3, o.

. Drown Do.. '0. 1, 2, :1, 5, 6.

liolts of llcst Na

English DUCK, No. l, 2, i} 2 '1 15111 i11.'~ 'liaiu Cables, 2 11 CM. At iliors. --—-/II.SU.—— I‘m-dis KI'lICOS-ICNI”. 011., Drums VIRD

ROBT. T. LMAN. ‘

Sitinmerside, 1mg. 22, 1567.

lll'lt't' ('tlllllllll‘c very 111 the Trade.

- I tln' iiizs'r also or tobacco.

British, American, 'and West; India

most advanced age.

The [fer

l'eI' It’qn‘mliu'ek and the Hair Dressing (Jilliii'uft's mul Benn/[ﬁt '.

,omieal and valuable lluir Dreaming known. Millions of bottles sold every ye. .

l‘iiu -ipal Sides (llllee, 105 Greenwich Stieet, New York (‘in .

August 1. 137-7..

not shunijiuu

AND

SUMMER GOODS.

I ‘1112 Subscriber has now in Store, a car:- fully selected s'l‘tlt‘li (11“ hle for the '-

Staple Dry Good. ',

111 (trey, White and l’rinted Cottons, \‘.':1rps of all t‘olours, Clotbsdt‘lannels and Linens,

Plain and Fancy Dress (iuods, Shawls,

Mantlcs -1ud Saeques, Silks, Steel Skirts,

Gloves, Mays, tie. Gents’ lt‘uruisbiag.,r Goods, Coats, Jackets, Vests, Shirts, Shirt (‘ollnrs, Senrfs, (iluves, tie. 'l‘ui10r‘s 'l‘i'inuning.'. Hardware :

All hi 1'

Groceries.

t‘ea uml Mola Raisins. Riv Hoop, Spices ot'all kinds.

PATENT MEMORIES,

Seen/x mul l’mmules.

Iill'lA’l‘II Ell,

111 Sale, Neat's, atul (irained, with other i m“ every day requtrites constantly on ltaml.

Gl- ALBION HOUSE.

Sutumerside,

f ‘llli numerous friends of the above wrll known listal-lisluueut are hereby inform-t ed that the usual

SEASON ABLE

addition have been made to its

STOCK,

whiuli now embraces all the requisites for tlit

Spring and Summer TRADE.

R. A. STRONG & BROR.

ﬁttmlllt‘rilﬂtt.-_iltlllo ls '. SUMMERSIDE Furniture Factory!

rcetly opposite the JULIISAI. Otllcu.

nt’unuounciug to the public that. be has opened a

Cabinet Shop

next door to Mr. John 1“. llukt-r's Store,

lure as reasonably us any in the business. He will supply at short notice— Uedsteuds, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Cupboards, Sinks; Bedroom, Ki -1 e11, Leaf, Centre atnl Extension

What-nuts, Stools, Desks. Picture Frames, Lou). '08, Settees, Cl'lllllt‘ﬁ,(ll 1“

-, v Bedroom Settr, Mntrasses, din, &e., ﬁe. Imported Furniture put together. ()h Furniture repaired, ttud 'l‘l'ltNthi done. J. ALEXANDER ROVYICR. (Jentrnl Street, Sumniei‘sidc, Aug: 2!, 1:567

Sc 'ap & Old Iron. ﬂ house.

JAMES I..11()1.MAN. Sutnmcrside, Sept. 19, 1867.

OATS, 'l'lUGS, Ill DES. Sillilil’ It‘ll/IS, OA'I'AII'IAL,

FLAX Hl‘llll). I..’Ilt)1..\l.\ﬂ‘l,

ah .i .\ Ieriean House

Summcrslde. Sup. .'i, Ind?

1‘1.1., 1‘1‘2A1l, and PLUM TREES. variety of thorn ninl ornamental tree». ’I‘lltlllAH1).\1tl{,sen.

(tribal-d 11111, Sept. filth. loot—If.

'l‘ho Subscribers having removed their

Stock of Drugs

from St. 16 ~anor's, to their NEW 1" " ‘.\l‘~ LISIIMICN'I'.

'ITMMER. 'ully inform tbei ilicul prol

Illil, respect- on and the

public that all orders for medicines and 1111 prescriptions with which they may be favored trill be promptlyand carefully attended to.

The other brunt-be» of the business will be 'dl‘l‘lutl on at St. I'ilcnnor‘u, HR heretofore. “In. ’1‘. llllN'I' \\'~. (.'0.

prog. ."un.

Summerslde, Aug. 22. 1867—“

(“10118. 11, whielt for quality and ivourably with anything,’

1‘unti. Hats, Caps,

of Cutlery, Carpenter‘s and Shoc- 1I.i-rs fools, Chains and Nails ot'ail kinds, duh. l'utty and Glass. Fishing and Shoe ‘l'ltrea-l, llroad‘s and Spiller‘s Superior Axes article of attd Ail/A's lllu’lly's in Store.

4, (very superior) Sugar. Currants, and Liverpool‘

‘ t3“ . ! ! [good to Iilllieted humanity.

(Next door to Mr . John F. Baker's. and di-:

' ‘ 11E Subscriberwouhl take. this opportunlty

where he is prepared to 1n.\11ul'uuture Furnic

Tables, Sideboards, (lIn-llloners,

“v; Cots, ' &c., &t'.

'1‘1111 Subscriber will buy any quantity of the above, delivered at his \\'urc-

WGEiSh! Cash ll i

Y "11E Subscribe will pay the 111(1111‘38'1‘ MARKET l 5 for the following:

Wiiﬁt'ﬁvérf’ inns? should have.

FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.

b‘tllt SALE, at “ Orchard llill”11ursery. 11 large quantity ot'dill‘i-rrut kinds of Al‘- Alsovu

“‘A‘CarillTﬁ‘the'Piibliéf‘

. New Triumphs of ’ d. . Roger 3 Me tomes. ltmr your eye aver them and tell your qﬂliclal neighbor about it. Pnowaen, May 29, 1563

Messrs. Rogers & Co, 4‘ (i’cnllcnwn—I think it a duty I own to you land the public. to state the following facts, 1111 well for the beiiellt oflmmnnity as in justice to yourseltLultbough it should hnre been done longbcfure this; but better late than Ik‘Vl‘I'u

About four or llvo years ago I had a cum-er iii my breast. which had been coming on for a long time 14101“ but :ttl it became very paintul. uilh sltnrp'nnd out o pains d. rtiug through it at l'eitain limes. Iupplied to sev- eral doctors who isetl that it should be cut out; and being a l to submit to tho opera- tion, iitid hearing that you had eurcd many cancers, 1, as you know, applied to you and rllllnlltlml to yuur treatment, and ured your medicine, and in a few months was thoroughly curetl,nnd have been in perfect health ever since. I uisli this to be made piiblle for tho beiiellt ot'vtln-rn. \‘uars with much gratitude,

lviIdZAIll'jl'lI RYAN.

\\’o know ofnu worse else-«judging from the description given by letter—than a son or \\'. ll. \\'eldon, Drip, of lionehibuugnnef‘N. ll. lie was reduced to a mere skeleton. llo rutl’ered most intense pain for many months - ltis leg was ulcerated, and the bone diseased a large ulcer on his chin and face. Med inc and skill utterly failed. unlit till ltope ot' sav- ing his life 1'-1s gone. l\11‘. \\’eldon‘s was a sor-

‘11 house, no doubt, until our wonderful ' 1e dispelled the gloom. The lad is 1y well, smart. cheerful ttinl happy ents too look more cheerful, . happy. . 11d have lighter be i the cheering tune of their

‘l'iesltiul,r to us to be thus

. 111L‘( 4 now no l'l‘lie p.

is, we judge by them. It is re- tlie instruments of \\'but care we for the slnitders of the unprineiplvd! Our motto is onwaru. Our business to save 1111- 1111111 life, and cause the Milli-ring to rejoice; and to make money you will add. Yes eer- taiuly we respond, ninl doyuu not think we «Ii-.ei-ve some at the large sum annually sent. to Li‘olliei Jonathan for lifeless articles.

Mr. Thomas l-‘aulkncr, ot'I-Iust River, l‘lr- toi. N. 3,. is- cured of :1 sure leg of ninetetn years standing. The best pliysim‘aus in the t’rot inee, after exhausting their skill, recon - - mended amputation as the only remedy. llis liealth was very much reduced, but. is now completely restored

Mrs . Ilannab llal 1ain, ofiVickbnm, 31115., after using our tilein in: for over one year, for an ulcerated cancer of the breast, writes under date of Oct. 11"., 1.51:5, as follows :—

“ My Heart is doing well; there is bttt one small lump on it now. It only discharges from oit ulcer: the rest are all heated up I have not enjoyed such good health for several ye-trs,us I do now. 1 have only ,.

1: t wrote.

ln-ingu poor woman, it is out of.

now.

Cough Cold or

3435 L; Sore hrout ,3] Iliaptiiiias 1111115111111; A'i'rizx-

’I'IUN, AND HHOUIJ) Ill! (.‘IIECI ‘ ’31). IF .\I.I.U\\‘I£D TO L‘ON‘I'INUI ‘ Irratution of the Lungs, 5 Permanent Throat Affec- tionmr an Incurable Lung

Brown’s Bronchial Treaties

HAVING A DIRECT INI‘LIJI' (“VIE I.\I.\1111)l.

For Bronchitis. Altbmu,('t1t and Throat. D

'l'roelies are used with 11111" good success. 1 NINHERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS will find Trarlits useful in clearing the voice 11 lu-u taken before Singing or Speaking, and l'l'llt‘\i1|;..’lll(! throat after an unusual exertion of the vocal organs. The Tree/1c: nro recom- mended und prescribed by Physicians, and have bad testimonials from throughout the country. ‘ giving an article of ll'llt' merit. uinl having proved their etllcuey by 11 test ot'tuuny years, each year finds them in new localities in various parts ut‘tbeworh', and the Twit/ICE are universally pronounced better than other urticlcs.‘

UII'I'AIN only “lluowu'u Buoxcitul. Tur- c111:s,“aud do not take tiny of the ll'w‘llllesl viii/aliens that may be offered.

not." 1.:v It vwmtuu.

CH T0 T1112 I'AIITS,

Look Here. J ll. 1“I'1'C'11‘S GOLDEN ()IN'I'MENT is . med for all complaints, that skin,f1es11,

bones and muscles are ntllietod with; with wonderful success. Try it.

\\'. It. “'A'I‘SON, General Agent: for 1'. 19. 1111.

h Din DnJunsou s *

SHOTG

, . ..__...,. . T Renewals - PIECES ‘omu 1’ \l‘li"lNG uood pnttlt'l'lns. ‘ n For sale cheap by 11. A. STRONG & IIIIOR. Summer-able, May . 18117.

mackerel.

WANTED to purchase, any quantity ot MAcituuun, for which the highest price in ash will be paid.

CARVELL ItROS. Aug. 1, 1867.-—~tl‘ ,.

vetl three bottles of your Syrup Mince I '

and .

my reach. or I would be entirely well hemp-‘35 ' r. u .

imincnt men ‘

I.“ .

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