Earn '

. tlt‘l' :\ lure.

Drunkenness turns a man out ol him- self, and leaves a beast in his room.

“here ought the milk of human kind- ness to be always found.“ Within the pole of the church.

Philip Sidney said, “ [am no herald to enquire of men's pedigrees ; it is enough for me to know their virtues."

It is very dangerous for any man to

; find any spot on this broad earth that is sweeter to him than his home-call. ll . Ilcfl'krl'.

Adversity has ever been considered as the state in which a man most easily be~ comes acquainted with himself—particu-

, larly being free from flatten-rs.

“ Papa, what is humbug ?" “ It is," replied papa, “ when mamma pretends to be very fond of me, and put no buttons on my shirt till reminded o! it a dozen times.’

Snooks wonders where all the pillow-I

. eases go to. lie says he never asked a woman while engaged on plain sewing what she was making, without being told that it was pillow-cases.

“ Is there any danger of the boa-con- strictor biting me ?" asked a lady visitor

. at the Zoological Gardens. " Not the least, marm,,’ replied the show man ; “ he never bites, he swallow his wittles whole."

A strong-minded woman in this city

. was heard to remark the other day that she would marry any man who had plenty of money thouin he was so ugly she had to scream every time she looked at him.

“Cleanliness is next to godliness ;" and this is the re'ason, my little dears, why you are put in the tab on Saturday night, before Leiug taken to church on Sunday morning.”

Mrs Mount Chessington : “ Dear me, Dundreary, what a singular child I" Ills Lordship : “ ()——Of course he is a vewy singular. (“'ith earnestness). I—-Ifhe w—w—wasn‘the'd have been t—twins, or something of that sort."

Master: “Well, did you deliver the message 3" Servant: “ Yes. sir, but I think the gentleman is rather queer." Master : " Queer! how do you mean E" Servant (laughing): “ \Vell, sir, he asked me where my hat was, and it was on my head all the time."

A little negro passing a drug store was accosted with, “ I. say Iluh, what makes your feet so long behind P" The little negro answered, “ “’hy, massa, you see when do Lord made us niggahs he thought he wouldn't give us any feet; but when he made up his mind to gub 'em, we was so glad dat we jumped right into the mid blc of'em—det's so !"

[Things not worth trying—Dip the Mis- sissippi dry with a teaspoon ; twist your heel into the toe of your boot; send up fishing-hooks with balloons, and fish for stars; get astridc a gossamer, and chase a comet; choke a flea with a brckbat ; but never attempt to coax a woman ‘0 say she will when she has made up her mind to say she won't.—Spuryeon's l'a'o- verbs and Jingles.

A short dialogue heard at one of the stations of a railway in Germany: “ Your tickets, gentlemen, ifyou please ?" "Ah! II i m melkreuzschochwercnothtonnerwct- ter! May I be devoured by ten million devils if I can find my ticket. Ah, here it is ; for Iilberfeld." A mild clergyman; “ Sir, if you swear in that way, you are more likely to go be]! than to Elber- feld." “ ()h I it ake no dill'ereuce ; I have a return ticket !"

Helix—Punch reports the speech ofan Irish M. P. who thought Ireland was over- taxed: “ Take a tenth of your income. sir? Ay, they do, and they'd take a twentieth it' they dared." An American lecturer of note solemnly said one even- ing : have you not, your daughters may have." A \Vestern editor once wrote: “ A corres- pondent asks whether the llattle of \\'aterloo occurred before or after the commencement of the Chri~tian era. “'e answer it did."

Sisravmn Oni'rt'auv Norton—One of the Spanish provincial papers publish- es a singular notice in its obituary. It says: “ This morning our Saviour sum- moned away the jeweller Sicbuld Illmaga to another on! a better world. The under- signed, his widow, will weep upon his tomb, as will also his two daughters, Ililda and Emma, the former of whom is married, and the latter is open to an olfcr. The funeral will take place to-mor- row. Ills diseonsolatc widow, \'i~;u.\'rurI-: Il.l..\IA(iA.-——-I'. S. : This bereavement will not interrupt our huisucss, which will be carried on as usual, only our place of business will be retrieved from .\'o. {l 'l't-ssi dos 'l‘einturiers, to No. 4 {ue dc Missionarie, as our grasping lam!- ord has raised our real."

A '(‘urn oxi-z .\"r Mun-rim: .\ Diri'r- outrun—Houses, particularly the inferior aort, are more plentiful than they were Mime years ago, but many proprietors and factors are still \"l'ry particular about the choice ol'tenanls, and they have an almost Malthusian dread of large fami- lies of children. A Woman aim uurulwn no fewer than eight of the cherubs round her fireside. applied a few days ago to parties who had houses to let for a room to shelter them. Her propoaals were well enough entertained till sht- answered the, inquiry as to extent of her family, when no landlord could be found to ac- rommmlatt- them. llrivrn to the even-is» other wits, they did llnl fail her in the and em: rgeuey. She took the ('hilden to the t'llurt'hyurd, and placing them within Iln‘ gate, told them to wait there till she t‘ed in another quarter. The usual ques- tion was put, “ Have you any children I" In which the anxious mother ri-pied in lrcumlous touel. “ llved, sir. I have (.ig‘” but they're n' in the kirkyurd." Human ,Mhm. “told not, resist the. appeal of one who had Iu-eu so greatly lit-reared, andt she was llt‘t'vpll'tl as a tenant. I. is nele

less to any that the little. ours wvrt- «(inn‘

tmnulvu- d In lb! ir new home from that ,i. mporary nbmh- wlu re many gent rations ,I,.lu- 'I'hlt :l l1!!!,',’."‘,/:lll I} l.‘ .l/l/ r I‘llmv'.

“ Parents, you have children; or, if

SUMMERSIDE JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JULY 22.

Great Rush ! “AT ‘I III;— WINFRED HOUSE. Linntrul Strvot 3 Since the NEW GOODS arrived A Great Variety of

DRY GOODS!

A51) Fashionable Dress Goods! Selling Very Cheap ’

Fashionable Ilonuets very cheap. Bonnet Material. in Spangled Illusions [and ('rapes . Fashionable Ribbons, in great variety. Illaek Iii-I Gloves as low us Is lUd p pair \l'hitc Rid " Is 'Jd. "

1Utu otln'r arlicles equally Luw’ Boots & Shoes in Variety

’l‘lilrt. \vurruutod good ! k?“ Parties coming to Snmuwrside to buy GOODS, would do well to rail and in- spect the above Stock for thelnselvva. as the whole is oll'ered at VERY LOW I’ltlt‘liS. JOIIN I“. llAlil’IR. Winfred lIouse, Central S -t, }

Sununerside, .Iune ll, ma). W Something for Everyone! FANCY—T GOODS

—‘.\ND—

GROOERY STllE !

V ‘lll‘l Subscriber having retitled up the

Shop formerly occupied by Du. Ilomuss, on Water Street, (next door to Crabb's Hotel) has just opened a large supply of

Groceries & Fancy Goods!

Among the Thousand and one dillerent arti. eles on sale. are the following:

TEA, SI'G \It,

MOLASSF '

(‘OI’Ii‘l-Z ".. 'tl'l‘lt)NAltY, Sl’lt‘I-IS, RAISINS, CL'RRAN'I'S, FIGS, DA'l‘l-ZS, Sl'lttfl’S, raremuns'r, And everything to be found in a

First class Grocery Store

"' Y GO Gil) S

‘ “J o

In J Ii W I'I LR Y , a. splendid assortment, llleersvhaum and other l‘Il'l-ZS, Cigars, Ilvst Smoking Tobacco, t‘onceriinas, Stereoscopcs. with a beautiful assortment of View“ Spoons, Knives and Forks, Cruit Stands. Lamps, TOYS of every description; am! an innumerable lot ot Fancy, Ornamental and other goods

C'ruclrcrywarc t3" Glassware ’ ‘

C57“ As the above Goods will be sold for CAsn, they will be sold very cheap. Small prolits aml quick returns is my motto. (fall and inspect the best lot of Fancy Goods offered for sale here.

The old establishment on Water Street, will still continue open. and will furnish as usual IlRliAl), CARES. CONFEC'I‘ION- ARY, &L'. ’I‘eu Parties supplied on moderate terms.

JOIIN McKI-IIRNAN.

Summerside, .luuc ll, Hint). _

Enid Broker’s Notice I

V ‘III'J Subscriber. owing to a long residence in the W I‘. nus part ot'the Island, and being 1: Practical Farmer, is qualilled to give rtliuhle information to pnrtiea wishlng to re- lnuve to the \Vl‘stern part of Prince County. “as now on hand SEVERAL FARMS, vary- idg in p ’ces from £21K) (0 £(i()0 I And is prepared to execute any order In A n- YEIITISISU or Dist-mum of Property. Will be happy to furnish any exploration (it by Letter prepaid, and enclosing a Postage Stalup,) with promptness and nL‘eurut'y; and as he pays particular attention to the

Sale of Farms !

Persons wishing either to sell or purchase, will do well to give him a call or correspond. Illunk Deeds, Leases, Ilills of Sale, Wur- rants or Attorney, and other Illauk Forms, always on hand, and if required, will be pro- perly tilled up and executed. ROBERT GORDON. 'I‘emperanee IIall, Alberto", May Ill, ISM).

Reductmn of Postage ! '1‘0 ()ulilornin, ska. IN future, the Postage on a Single Lt-tterto II‘UltSIA and all other parts or the UNI'I 2D S'I'A'l'liS OF AMERICA, will be -»1(I. it‘prrpaid at the Mailing Olllce, and Ten t'cnts it posted unpaid; and for other than single letters, the same charge will be made for each additional halt ounce or fraction

thereof. JOHN A. McDONALI),

Postmaster General. General Post OIIlee, April 1.1, lam. ‘

T LUMBEIT

FOR SALE, cheap for Cash or approved credit, the following descriptions ul good LUMBER."— I Inch PINE IlOARIIS, 2 “ “ PLANK, a u Sl'Rllt‘l‘: BOARDS, f- :unl ll inch SUAN'I'LING. The above Lumber can be inspected on the lot opposite the Grammar School. I'. DOYLE. Sunma-rside, May ISGU. L'm

Flour, Fleur.

I7S'I' received at tho Elan-2m “own, a

quantity ol the best Canada Flour. (‘ t7. tlAllIlINl‘le.

Summrrsidc, may it), Illli'J.

Milly-For sale or toilet}!

u u

"7 - v

V ‘0 be sold at I’RIVA I‘I-I SALE. DnVAR‘S , MILL, Lot .3, Western Road, iitlflt‘IIlII-l [It't"*lllt‘ owner givmg up the business. ’I'h Mill, which is n w, comprises saw, nhiogll and rylunh-r rtnve I|Iz|l'lllut‘.<, and to an ex Ill‘rlt'llt‘l‘tl party would prove a paying concern. l ‘I‘here is considerable ntlpply of L l' M- II I? R on hand. A rruogcment nliitllt hr‘ madn- lor a part ofthe price. Apply to John" You, Help. l'utl llill. R. 'l‘. Ilnlmau, limp, Samoa-rude. or Messrs. a" l Solicitop, t‘harlotletown.

June [7, ‘uo.

' Herringl genital": Il.\ltltI-;I.S l‘ltl.\ll“. llc-rrhlu.

For onli' low tor earth or approved credit-

.IAS L. ROLMAN.

Sunlnu-rnlde. .que If. Moo.

'l'luz Junrnul llu.’ Ives! (II/nerlising rim/(um on Iii: lsloml. l

v i

l l

!

l’l

NEW "GOODS ! TO BE HADblfi-OESUBSORIBER'S

' 'I‘ 0 II I} : 1‘. tons Nails (all sizvs) 7.3 Runes Aehtlfh‘hl Ulaei, I ton sheet Zine, Paint Oil t 7.? Sides Sole l .30 Boxes RAISI IU (Tasks Ii l-ZIlO. I'roekt-ry and II . ' l'iteli, 'l'nr nlnl Oakum, Itoom l’upt-r (all prices) ROOTS and SIItIlCS, [in great variety] 'I'I'ItNII', t'LOVlvllt d 'I‘l\lt)'l‘lll’ Slilil) Nash's Celebrated St'l'TIIES, Brooms and Ilnekets, t‘urrants nnd Corileetionary, Candles am! Soap, Front. Consul-mt. and Suzi) Wurza'r. DRESS STL’I" S (all kinds) [suitable for [all ages, sons and sizes] l-‘.\'I~IR\"I‘III.\'G. from a Xenon; to an Axeuoa, to be had at the store of I). IEOGERS.

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“'hite Lead, ' and boiled) ' 'lll‘IR.

IRON &, SALT

‘27,

Summerside. May

"srmnggfiséa.

THE SL'IISCIHIH‘IR qu RECI'II I'L'I)fraut Grout lh-Ituin, Cl‘ho United States, JXntl the N. Dcnnlnlou,

G 0 0 l) S EVER g/cl 1.!II'URTL'D BYIIIJI. Comprising almost every article needed by the Public. Ilaviug Enlarged his Establishment, —-—~aso-——-

Increased his facilities F01: l)()ll\'G liIISINESS, And being in a position to buy upon ’I‘IIE VIJIIY BEST 'l‘l‘llll‘lfi.

.l.\'I' armor .u.|.v1.v r 11/; TRADE. DAVID ROGERS-

Suunneraide, May ‘7, 1561).

1869i” stirring 1869. NEW GOODS.

A’l'

stock of

BRITISII 8'. AMERICAN

comprising a very large assortment of

Staple & Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries-r, Hardware, Cl'ockcrywnrc, The above stock is the roost extensive and

Subscribe r.

will he sold at usual LO‘V 1&11’1‘1‘15.

that thd Goods will compare favorably with any in Sumnn-rside or elsewhere, and the prices will be found to be as law, if no: lower. A. I ANDERSON. St.Eleanor‘s, May L’o, - tl'

RTE. Island Steam

Conipu ‘H Susanne-rs.

Lawrence, will leave Charlottetown as un- der, until further notice : ~ For Pit-too, l‘ort Hood and Cape Ilretou.

Ilalil‘ax, same day; returning, ltou, for Charlottetown, on arrival of 'I‘raiu, same day. .

For l’ictoll, and llawkesbury. Gut of Cause, iug Pielou tor lluwkesbury, on arrival 0! Train, same day, from Halifax; returning, will Ieavo Ilawkcshury every Thursday thoro- ing, and Pit-ton, for Charlottetown, ouurrivul of the Train, same day.

For I'ictou, and Georgetown, calling at Snuris, weather permitting, every Thursday Morning. at 5 o‘clock; returning, will leave Georgetown for I’ictou, and Charlottetown, every Friday Morning, at .3 o'clock.

For Suuunersidc and Sliediae. every 'l‘uez- day and l-‘rlday Morning, at llo'elock ; return- ing, will leave Shediac on Wednesday and Saturday, on arrival of the Train from St. John.

Steamer llmllur lhllc will, until further orders, leave Mount Stewart Ilridgc every Friday Morning, about 7 o'clock, returning Illmul 4 o'clock. p. in.

Port Selkirk every Tuesday Morning about 7 o'clock. returning about -I u'elut'lt, p. m.

t‘rapaud every Monday, [weather permit- ting) about time ol'high water lur Charlotte- town.

I“. W. IIALIiS, Sev'v. Charlottetown. May 1|, moo. lru Ill

w 1; E “Lair Steam Communication with BOSTON, HALIFAX, OANSO& PIOTOU.

' Vllli S'I‘I‘IAMSIIII'S /II,II.I.IIIIII.I, I'. A. Nicki-non, Commander. and (II-lento! l~‘. Ill. Snow, t‘mumauih-r. until further nollvc will ply weekly brtwcen this portand llostan, calling at Ilahl'ix, ('auso, and I’letnu . ’I'be Album/no will I|‘!t\’L' Queen's Wluuf for the above l'orts every alternate Thursday .it mum; and the Urnolol every alternate Wednesday at ti o'clock in the evening. For freight or p;n~,sagl- appr to t‘.\lt\’ ELI. BROS, (7h'town, .quc l9, ‘li‘J. Agents. For Sale or to Let. ‘III-l DWelling Ilouse’and Premises I'I‘I ent- ly m-i-upit-J by the nubsvriber, sitmtto at lvuller‘s “I'HL. (:1 miles lrom Sunluleraidc} lu- Ilou~e is ill .\ '.“.'. all Ilniuhcd, a Work ‘lep. llarn, Sheds. 8.1-. Price Iuodcrate~ L'I'IIS t'flt‘)’. I-‘ur parmulara apply at the .lournnl (mice or to the owner

.l.

(‘ Ir‘O. \V. GA Y.

Slllllllu‘l'sitll‘, May 27, l

BRICKS! BRIUKS!

QI‘AN'I‘I'I'Y of Superior llrll'd _ ln-Ivku. tor sale at tho licanua lluuarz.

(I. C. GARDINI'IR. Suliuuerside, May ti, mat.

Old Iron.

I “ll”. orator-ligand willpny In. "d. for (‘aat Iron, and Bro. INI- per Ill! Ibl Wrought Iron, delivered nttlwir Warehouse. Ht‘IIIIRMAN 6:. JOHNSTON. Clifton, New London, May 27, IMX‘J,

The Largest Stock of

llc is determined to sell AS LOW AS

ll!(‘,l~2!\'l£l), per rceeutarrivals from Illtl'I‘AIN, and per steamer Irom ST. JOHN, a large and Well selected

MERCHANDIZE,

best selected ever oll‘ercd to the public by the It eomprises nearly every article to In: found in town or country stores, and

\Vc invite inspection. as we are confident

7 III'} Steamer Princess of "ale: or St.

every Monday Morning, at 5 o‘clock, leaving l'ictou for Port Road, on arrival of'l‘raiu from, will lenvel Port Ilood every Tuesday morning, and Pie-

every Wedm sday Morning, at .5 o'clock. leav-

. . Canadian Dominion Directory Ivor 1570-71.

'l‘llli Subscriber proposes |o luuo iu Septem ber, N470, it «nub-lent support by Subwrlpr Imus and Advertisement-t can be obtained to l'tl\‘l.'|' the cost of Iblieation, a CANADIAN DOMINION IIIRlitJI‘OltY, comprising the Pro viuvra ut Ontario, Quebec. Nova Seotru, and New “Huh-Wick; to which will be appended lho Province-«of Newfoundland and Prime Edward li-IJHII. 'I‘he Ihwrtorv nill en niu the Name-to! I'lulr'hnlnllztl and “minus l\I - and ot tlre_prinvi pnl lubaI-inaus in the Cities, n_ vos and i I Inger. tigelln-r with a lurironmount ot'gouernl mlonnn» lion, including Alphabetical Directories ot Post Ulllren and I’olllllnaleri‘, Ilauka, Govermuentul Departments and Ifm lluyex, Ilonscs ol l'ullnr ment Law Courts. idol-annual Departments, Custom llouseauml ("livers of Cristoms, Parts at linlrv, ’I nrill's of Customs. List of Patents In! In \‘t‘lllinllbt, Cnlutln, Railways. ll’olliroy mu! I‘./l't'llll- lmol Iu'uu/r'a, llrllvvnll'lll and Religious Sovieuns. t'lergv ol'all llruouumniour. lleginlt‘nrs with their Illvn-ioni, Newspapers nrd l'cllmltenlu, kc. «in; IIINI, . . nc, Expenditure. 'I To be (or The Canada Directory for l the mbsrriber, colllnlllrd the .\ pnl Inhabitants in l,:t:nl('ui H ‘ I gI-H in I'ppcr and Lower . Illa: foA-hit~ IIIAN DOMINIth lor [Null will mntnin a plant llt'ht'l'llllltlll ol‘at Il'IINI‘:I,~’]IIU t‘uien, ‘owns and \'|Il 'ealll the Dominion ol t‘ana.t and the I'l‘ln‘lltt'ea ot' val‘omultaml and l’imvu lidward Island, iogelher with the Snare ot Illv Prulensioual and Iillrllleeu Men and of the

principal Inhabitants.

Trans or pl'lhtf‘ltH'TlUN :

Iloiuinion of Canada Sultrt‘lllltfil'! 3” (‘y. per cy.

u-aa'ant 0! Imports and Exports, Reven-

rade, Population, Ate.

vied lo rlllytlsf, 1870.

' 32!, published by men of the l'rim-t l'o\\‘nanl|d \‘il|a~

I‘auml Sears do {to ‘y. “ liven! Il . n v'\ Ireland do also; “ France, Germany, ac. do ,t,~l Slg. “

Itutn-sol' Athl’I'llnlIIK will be made known on application to the Publisher.

No Money In [re [HI/ll Illllll l/u' II'o/‘L‘ ix [It'lfl'l' ' —'l‘his unliwi oven tor the n-nMIII that m I tl|llt'll men h n r-i'\ eial occasions cuuv lur, and voller l mom-y p m mlmurr. on an "I Rooks which they Inlscly represented me III In lug almut In lltlllllall.

l’n-rrous desirous of uidun: in the Publication of lhc U NAIIIAN IHIMINIUN DIRECTORY lul' In I-II \vill plum-u hl‘llll llllllr'll‘ Olderslol' SubsetIptiousand A-lwnincon-uts to

JOIIN LOVELL, Printer 15‘ Publisher.

‘31! and 2.3 St. Nil-bola» Street,

Monti ,Muy. Il'llll.

'Il

(June 2!

EUREKA noose . 1869.

III-I Subscriber has just completed his SPRING lMl‘tllt'I‘A'l‘lthS of

1‘ NEW GOODS,

Ex li'ewnrli'n, Empress nn‘l .‘lmphion, from ENGLAND, li'olnrl Nollie, from IIOS'I'ON. and .llcrrt'll, from Montreal; embracing all The requisites for the season, llO'l‘lI

Staple Sc Fancy Dry Goods, which will be sold at prices satisfactory to customers.

GOODS OI“ ALL KINDS can be found for FARMERS at (l. C. UARDINI‘ZR'S. GOODS 01“ ALL KINDS can be found for CARRIAGE MAKERS at U. (l. (iARUINI‘iR'S.

Goods of all kinds can be found for Blacksmiths at C. C. GARIMNER‘S. Goods of all kinds can be found for Carpenters at (l. (‘. GARDINI‘IR'S. Goods ofall kit-1d: can be found fo Painters at

C. C. GARDINER'S.

Goods ofall kinds can be found for Shocmakers at (f. C. GARDINER'S.

Goods of all kinds can be found for Tailors at (3. C. GAIIDINI‘IR‘S. Goods of all kinds can be found for Milliners at (I. (l. GARDINI‘IR'S.

Goods of all kinds can be found for Masons at. (‘. (3. GARDINI‘IR‘S. Goods of all kinds can be found for Tanners and Carriers at t‘. C. GARDINER'S.

Goodsofull kinds can be found for llousu keepers at ('. (l. GARDINICR'S.

Goods of all kinds can be found for everybody at

(‘.. (I. GA R DIN ER'S.

llest Kiln Dried (Iornmeul, and N). 1 Canada. Flour, at C. (l. GARILlv 'IR'S.

25 Chest—s Tea.

2.1 Chests of t‘ouguu 'I‘EA in store, per rlmplu'on lrom London, which. for quality and price, still delles competition.

C. C. GARDINICR.

Surnmcrside. June 10, Hull.

inronTANLtHANcE

7 “If. IINlll'lRSIGNI-ll) have JUST Ill‘l‘ (.‘l-ZIVI‘ID from England, United States, and 'l‘lll‘i INL‘IINION. A Large and will .N'I'ftt‘fl'd Slack (3/

N ICVV (i OODS,

which have been bought on the most t‘avor. able terms, and will he sold at prices that will compare favorably with the prices ol'any other dealers in the courtly. The Goods being marked low,

IIO OISGOUNT. EXCEPT FOR BASH. will be allowed.

Prompt Payment Expected.

ALSO :

I'lssenecs, Calm Ornaments, ('urrauts,

Ate” required for the l'ublie 'I'ens.

D. lb l'. MeNt‘T’l‘.

I‘rinretown, June It). won.

SUGAR, nodssss.

85c. &c.

To arrive from HALIFAX. N. S. 25 I’uns. IIrlght MOLASSICS,

ll Illuln. Porto Rleo SUGAR, 2.”: t‘Iu-stn Superior Congou ’I‘I'IA, It! Ilalftlhruts do do. do. 40 Iloxen LAYER RAISINS, 40 ‘ lloxea do do. I (‘uk CIIIIIIAN'I‘S. For "In at small "dram-e an (all for Cash or approth Credit.