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The Centre of Attraction) ——-PITERATURE,

CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.

is at ROBERT YOUNG’S,

Queen's Square.

THE NIGHTS.

O, the summer night

Has a smile of light,

And she sits on a sapphire throne, Whilst the sweet winds load ber With garlands of odor,

The Best and Cheapest Tioop Skirts in the Trade, are at

R. YOUNG'S.

From the buds of the rosea o’erblown.

But the autumn night Has a piercing siglit,

The Best Assortment and Newest Styles of | And a step both strong and free ;

Summer Dresses

are at ROBERT YOUNG'S.

And a voice for wonder, Like the wrath of thunder,

When he shouts to the stormy sea.

And the wintry night

Is cold and white, The Cheapest place to buy aaah in cae

Shawls & Manutles,

is

Aud he singeth a song of pain, Till the wild bee bummeth, Aud the waru spring cometh,

YOUNG'S.

When be dies ina dream of rain.

ooo

O, the night, the night!

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1

| for one of these cowardly creatures to openly |

latrack a man in dayhght, but being pressed

them they made no hesitation in immediately pursuiing me. [ longed for my faithful rifle, i that I might rid myself of my detestable enemy,but lin carelessness, I bad set off on my lonely journey entirely defenceless.

| Lat onee gave spurs to my horse, but he | needed nothing but eommon instinct te acquaint him with the imminent danger he was in. The \dust flew in clouds from his iron hoofs, as he thundered over the ground, and the foam few in | flakes frem his distended nostrils. ean equal him in a fair race, and well bas he acted hie part this day. But hie speed could |not Jaat bin long, at the terrible pace he was jnow going. I plainly saw the voracious wolves, 'now nearly fifty yards distant, come on with a }long, steady gallop, their hot tongues lolling | trem their mouths, exhibiting to my terrified 'gaze, long rows of white, sharp teeth. I knew that if they came up witb me all would soon be over, and Tagain urged my horse to his utwost speed. How far it was to any place of security 1 knew not, but I felt certain there could be {none in the immediate vicinity.

Ayain T east a glance behind me, and, as | if to diapel every earthly hope, I discovered that one, the fiercest looking of the animals,

was some rods in advance of the rest, and

Few horses |

{ NO, 45

aS a ee eS anne nn nna

6, 1867.

At length, but one more rapid rolled be-| Hon. L. Archambault, another member ‘tween us and Loon Lake, and a murmur of of the Quebec Government, is elected for

——~! with hunger, and there being more than one of | pleasure broke from the Indians’ lips as they | L’ Assomption.

‘naw the broad sunlit space beyond. But the; oo. L. H. Holton, an opposition Leader race was the worst upon our route, a veritable | jg elected to the Commons ia Chateaugaay. | hill of surging waves, crowned bya powerful! The following incidents will not

| sweep, as the water of the lake rushed over! yory pleasing to the lovers of lew and ‘into the twin-forks of the Kaskongsliadi; order. It is known that in most cases the while to add to the difficulties of the ascent, eycegseg have been committed the the water was too deep to aduit of wading, | Rouge opponents of the Government, who, |the banks on either side too abrupt for eveu finding themselves defeated in their supposed Indian feet to scale. istrongholds, are resorting to desperate The men, however, had many times before | means to accomplish their purposes.

achieved this rapid, aud they doubted not of Byarwarnois.—At the nomination in this \doing it again ; and dashing their paddles | eounty, Mr. Denys was opposed by Mr. into the foaming food, with every Nerve Oailey for the Federal Parliament. Some strung to the uttermost, strongly, eagerly. | altercation of a personal nature, as to the ‘umpetaously, they plied their blades, almost) firs, right of speech, occurred between the burying their slight vessel in the white sea candidates and their friends. The people of breakers, which seethed in a wild shriek-| of the crowd joined in after @ time, s ‘ing tumult around us, and almost blinded us) lively shower of stones was kept up till the | by the clouds of spray which dashed full iato | Returning Officer announced the day of | our faces. ‘election. After which the mob dispersed,

Ten anxious arduous minutes, and the top | each party surrounding its respective candi- ;most wave alone remained before us, and | dates.

every hand took a firmer hold, every paddle

a longer sweep, for that last mighty effort. | abous fifteen hundred people bled fi

At tw ined ; and me tanh, Ve ener ey ee the ll parts of the country at the town of

ded Kamocraska, for the purpose of assisting at the nomination of the candidates, who are, as has already been announced, the Hon. ; /Mr. Chapias, Minister of Agricaltare, for dle, strained by the pressure, snapped “ | the two houses, and Mr. Pantelon Pelletier,

adk& 4 i t d Bi «| above the blade; while the unguided canoe | Advenate, Ga ee tana Legislature. A i

County of Kawovrasxa.—Last Saturday

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‘as the shallop swayed upon its crest, |well-known whoop of victory resoun through the wilds. Buta cry of blank dis- may quickly followed, as the steerman’s pad-

| yielding to the rushing current, broacied to

Bozee Pipes, | Ch'town, June 24, 1864 Sen The cheapest COTTONS are at "Tis a lovely aght now twenty rods from me ; his pace was un- |

ap eee, ets . . aunt R. YOUNG’S teeta wiih slackened, and occasionally a short bowl |

Boxes Starch, &e. &e. &e. Grain! Grain! Grain! | ” r , ’ nates the oles of Hanns would issue from his throat. I in vain en-|

DUUGLAS M. HARINGTON. [| 7FNHE highest price given for BARLEY | : For sorrow then soareth, deavoured to urge my horse to a faster run, Water-street. Charlottetown, ¢ and OATS, at | Ladies and Gentlemen's Paper Collars & Cuffs | And the lover outpoureth and despair began to seize hold of me.

ne Sed 24° 7 | Millio ‘ } : ° , z Jane Se. ' = Coles’s Brewery and Distillery, | a ee ‘no , a Th? His soul in a star-bright rhyine. looked agaio ; with @ triumphant yelp the| ROBERT YOUNG'S. | foremost wolf was rapidly coming up, follow: |

FALL GOODs, |

yy Constantly ou hand, at priceacheaperthan can be purchased inthe market the best of Kum, Brandy

} it bringeth sleep ed by his more tardy companions a short |

on the watery brink, and ere any could con- trol her, swayed completely round, and pass-

deal of excitement has prevailed for some time back among the citizens of some of the

Gin, “Whiskey, and a superior arti le of Malt Wbis. | Also—X, XX, and XXX Ale |

Charlottetown. Jane 2A P64

¥ varicas Ships from ENGLAND, steamers from HUSTON and HALIFAX, 1 have receives! uty

FALL & WINTER STOCK, consisting iu part of

26 Casks & Cases General Iroamongery.

1 Cask Cutlery,

Rey

WATCHES and JEWELLERY. Ust RECELVED, from ENGLAND, of best quality, and for sale ata low price— |

i } H oi zontal W at hes in Silver Cases. } }

1 do Traces, Gee SU ONI. « occ wectaccece £310 4 1 do Shevels, The: bs Wmeee Canes. . .ca ccs cence t@ 2 1 do Hues, Ci 55 hid hd ic 9 6 0 { do S#et, Warteh Chains and Kevs. Finger Rimys, Steel Ear 6 Beses Tia Kinvsand Brooches. Gents’ Pinsin vreat vuricte, Zou pieces Pieegh Metals, by A. PURCHASE. Watchmaker if Tone Nails & Spikes Sinardon’s Corner 23 bundles spring See! Chartottetown. Oct. It. (866 15 a s r cing de oo . 3 de Cant ie yh PRINT]y, i du Hlister dy a . G 0. 18} Teas [rou, \V

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1 dw Files, } ‘ e A u

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| 12 Diums Varnish 6 dea Turpeuzine,

2 Carte de | CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. L, | 4 dw Putty, i i } du Venetian Red, | i de Yellow Ocire, } Vermillion BOO Prussian Blue, } K-BINDER Drop Black, | Umber De Sieuna,

Having engaged an experienced

is prepared to execute all orders with | PROMPTITEDE and NEATNESS. 4 Hhde Paint Oil,

22 To the forest de Beautiful BONNETS and HATS. cheap at 5 Sp Bees eee,

The forest bird to its nest; > IWpPpT ING’ ’ ' ROBERT YOUNG'S. To care bright hours ——————~—— And dreawa of flowers, The Original Weed SEWING MACHINES, the best in the Market, at

ROBERT YOUNG'S.

Aud the balw to the weary—rest.

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A LOVE SONG BY MACAULAY. O stay, Madouna, stay !

Real Paisley Shawts for less than they can be om 7 : Lis not the dawn of day

imported, at i aall "3 ad iu ide That marks the skies wi ar Ope eak ; ROBERT YOUNG'S. | a ee | The stars in ailence shine— —_——— | Ladies SERGE BOOTS, from 7s &d per pair, first rate article, at

R. YOUNG'S.

Then press thy lips to mine, a And rest upoo my neck thy fervid cheek.

O sleep, Madouna, sleep !

Charlottetown, [5th Jaly, 1867. tf O wake, Madonna, wake ! Even now the purple lake Is dappled o'er with awber flakes of light; A glow is on the hill,

| Lezve me to watch and weep tg Over the sad memory of departed joys— aT Tye mb ss oe a r FIRST RATK TEA, at O’er hope’s extinguished beam, + n r , , : : . ROBER [ 7 OUN G S. O'er fancies vanished dream, | O’er all that nature gives aud man destroys. ns

West India House, Upper Great George Street.

CHRISTMAS, 1866. | In golden threads leaps down from yonder height.

VENUE Subscriber offers for Sale, at his | Store, the following, viz: | O fly, Madonna, tly!

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And every trickling rill

il Hbds. Strong Demrara SPIRITS, Lest day and envy spy Hhds. Holiand GIN, :

" Casks Port and Sherry WINE, Cusks Henneseey's Dark & Pale Brandy, |

Causks Scvtch Whiskey (Prime),

Casks Irish WHISKEY.

What only love and uight may safely know; Fly, aud tread softly, dear, Lest those who hate us hear

The sound of thy light footsteps as they go.

distance in the rear, their savage eyes fixed with a gloating look upon me.

| had for the past few moments been as- cending a gentle acclivity, and as | arrived at the summit I saw, scarce half a mile from me, « large stream, I suddenly became | possessed with the idea that if { could only | gain the opposite shore in advance of them, and I dug the spurs into the flanks of my weary steed up to the rowels, and dashed onward, but one hasty look behind me completely dispelled the hope, for there, not ‘ten paces from me, came my fierce enemy, \followed by the others. The perspiration poured from me in a torrent, and the sun cast its burning glare full upon me. [t was now within a quarter of a mile of the water, when the wolf who had now gained my side, with | jaws extended, and the hot breath issuing from bis mouth aud nostrils, gave & spring | upon me.

he stranger paused, and covered his face with i hie hands, as if to shut out from his imagination the horrid sight. and with open eara they anxiously awaited the continuation of the narration.

What next? For gracious sake, stranger, how | did you escape?

The traveller looked up; a mournful shade was } upon his countenance ; with a firm, low voice, he proceeded : | Gentlemen, my horse dashed aside, and that was | the saving of uny life, for the wolt missed bis aim, and iy left hand was dashed around, hitting the | canteen, which was suspended trom the saddle, | aw I did ao, and—

What! gasped out his hearers. | As I did so, he coutinued, .nmindful of the

His listeners drew a long breath, |

Parishes, arising from their Parishes havi been disfranehised by the proclamation © the ‘Returning Officer, on account of the neces-ary forme required by law as to the making out of electoral lists not having been complied with. A short time

the hour of nomination, a riot was com- menced, and an attack made upon the temporary wooden hustings; the write were torn from the Returning Officer and destroy- ed; the friends of Mr. Chapias were driven from the spot, and were forced to take refuge in a house near the church, which was immediately mobbed and left without a whole window in the building. The house

ing the intervening point of land, shot like an arrow into the lett fork of the Kaskong- shadi, and began to leap down the surging | breakers and steep caseades of the companion: rapid to that which we had so laburiously | ascended.

Suddenly a new and fearful horror came ‘over us as we swept into the wildest descent ; | scarce a rood below us there flashed upon our

eyes a great glare of fire, while a sharp crack-

‘ling noise broke upon the silence, and at once we comprehended the fearful truth, that one ‘of thuse terrific cunflagrations, which, lit by

a spark from a hanter’s rifle, an anextin-

|guished Indian fire, or some otber trivial : Caen, occasionally devastate the sun-dried | f Leese aie Oe ee aleo — D American wilds, was raging in our front. [t). ws ae hee ae See that i was an appalling discorery, and instantly 1 wee Oe Caen Severe aan _ ‘every paddle was at work to try and win our of sit © canes Sanaa Skane way back from those deadly precinets. But |? * nef pares were ane

‘our boat bad received an impetus with whose | CUt ‘rom heavy stones. Each party throws ‘first force no powers of ours could cope, and the blame of the disturbance upon ite ed- ‘despite our utmost effurte, she still plunged | VeTs4ries. In consequenes of all this, the madly on. nowination of candidates for this county hae

been effectually impeded for a time.

Fearful was the scene to which she brought us. Fire on either side, asthe fierce element! In consequence of the unfortunste dif- ficulty which prevented the Kamouraske

wrapped the lofty forest trees in sheets of ‘ : flume ; fire above, as the overchanging branch-| nomination, Hon Me. Chapies has decided to present himself for the suff of the

es joined together in a burning arch, nay, it seemed even fire below, as the boiling waves which raged around us caught the red reflection, and flashed it back into a thousand broken rays.

‘Though momentarily overpowered, we were not discouraged, and again we strove tostem }both flood and impetus; but all in vain ;

electors of Charlevoix, for the . the nomination for which takes place to- morrow. It is said Mr. Cimon has cen- sented to waive his claims for the

in Me. Chapias’s favor with the intention ef running for Kamouraska when ite election takes place.— Quebec Chronicle.

bt dw Olive du

2 bie Seal do

1 dw Lubricating Oi, WU de Kerusene Un,

11 Boxes Glass, 2 Crates Seuttles

} Case Shoemaker'’s

Thread I Bale Curled Hair, 1 Cask Glue, 3 du Dyewoouds Q50 the extract Licey coud

> Bales Roepe These gonads have been well bought

Steck on Sheives and in Warehous-.

aud with | | form #@ Vers | barge aseortinent, and are offered at wy usea! low

Er Entrance to Printing Office and so poz. Hainburgi: ALE. Bindery at Mrs. Bremner’s Book and *’ * Prince Street, 10 toxex RAISINS,

Stationery Store, where all orders may be left.

Prince Street, June 5, 1865.

UARVELL BRUTHERS, AUCTIONEERS, GENERAL AGENTS,

AND

Comuitswion Merchants,

bv Boxes FIGS,

) Doz. Am. BROOMS, 20 Doz. Am. BUCKETS, | Were Colgreguled Lopelher, sdume Smoking, and

6 Cases CHAMPAGNE, Bloods xxx PORTER, Cases CLARET. 3 Bbls. CURRANTS, Bays RICE, Bays PEPPER, Chests Superior TEA, Boils Crushed SUGAR, Ca:ks Washing Sopa,

gida R.ISINS,

Hide. and bis. P. R. Hids and Bbis. P R MOLASSES, SUGAR, 6 Bhls. Kerosene OIL, 6 Bbls. Red ONIONS,

—Also—

| A large stock of Spices, Pickles, Fruit, &c., &c..

Charlotte Owll, - « Pr ice Edward isiaud,

suitable for the season. The above articles are of the very best descrip- ion, and will be sold cheap for Cash

LEMUEL MecKAY.

Avoruer Exutsition oy Mos Rowprtem.— Another of those disgraceful scenes of mob tyranny was enacted opposite the house of Dr. Blanchet, in Quebee, om Saturday night. Dr. Blanchet was the opposing candidate te Mr. Simard, for the Central Division. It

Why. gentlemen, the fact is, the water was} Meaawhile, on we sped, amid air which | seems his late resignation has exeited the in- boiling hot, and with a howl of agony, the blinded | yrew each moment hotter as we passed dee p- dignation of 4 numerous clasa of that kind of and acalded wolf made off in the direction from | er into the burning region, while the flames) politicians who can be found as mach here as J utuers loauging, half asleep upou the benches on whieh he had come, followed by his frightened | around us raged with a wilder fary, and the | 10 other places, merely taking part in 80 | the broad stoup, or piazza of a litte tavern near | °° PAwONs : voice of the deairoyer took a more threaten- election contest, for the opportueity to be | the villigt ot Heneeréon, id the marth dectern | Phe stranger paused, and with a sorrow!ul ing tone. Yet it was a magnificent sight, able to levy black mail from both candidates. | purt of the HOw State of Texas. The sun already eee apriel back = ie sett ee that dark primevel forest ablaze with one Feeling themselves much aggrieved that the

iuster and trapper gave an exclama i great rolling mass of fire, ite mighty trees! Doctor, in the exereise of an individual right,

| Upped the edge of the wesleru prairie, yol the air " w Ww ma con

Up . i : ‘ ; he i itical test (in | Was almost stifling; not a bred a ishment, and rose from hia seat and eptered t : i

vat sufling; not a breath of wind coud ee phe atranger meanwhile proceeded | £!owing rediy amid the fiery radiance, as the should withdraw fro politi {

\ interruption, a new thought strack me. In au in-| faster and faster surged the waves over the | stant i tore that canteen from its place, where it | bristeling rocks, until it became evident that A WOLF ADVEN CURR. | had been exposed to the rays of that torrid 8U0,/all the last and steepest rapids of the neigh- ‘and when in another moment, the wolf made a | horing fork were on the unknown stream BY L. N. BURDICK, | sacoud spring at ne, 1 threw the whole of the j united into one loag and insurmountable

} i contents upon him. Well! P river-race

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- - } It was towards the close of one of those bot, | Sultry days se peculiar to the suutlern cilumate, | thal a company vt hve or wx trappers aud buuiers |

prices —cither wholesale or retail—te Cat AGENTs FOR:

It | be twit, aud the beat was uf tue wowt oppressive Charlottetown, Dec. 17, 1866. kind.

W. E. DAWSON. f (reat feeerge Street, Pew 3. bes For Saie, HEMLOCK TIMBER. TONS HEMLOCK TIMBER, of

30) goed q tality. ready for delivery

tt new lier ia rafts nearthe Perry Wharf in ¢ lotiete wh ewer . — 7 MENTS received, or w Poles, way be had on application to ned

. soron

HW. HASZARD or 3 Ik66

Chariottetown, Jule 2rh, 1867 ix wii oe -o- A. MeNéibh, Auctioneer and Commission Merchant, | MASON’S THREE-STOREY BULLDING, Dorchester Street.

New York Board of Underwriters,

} Boston Eastern Express Company, Fairbank s Patent Standard Scales, Gowrie Coal Mines, Cow Bay. C. B. bishwicks Express

Board of Underwer ite rs,

ere

Aleae, 2000 feet ~« antiing, 3000 Feuce en sent to the

Notice to Mariners. fPXHE exact position of the Fixed Whit

Licht at the North Cape of Prince Edward; Ielaud is

steed: asl L atygu de ie Longitude Vv . i Charlotte a PE loland, | 9 * a 2S rs | July 233 tf 4% 3 410 Ss ..oe lg ion . i sisi lite neataiieaialniiiati Elevation Ei shty feet. c | A Pra LES @ v i Ri : NO. WM. ¥ itRISON Oe PR ee iit MANUFACTURER Calonial Se eretary’s Om c ) . wm. Secrevary. } or en ee ee re, “~~ : April 29, 1367 ‘ Square Rod, Gents’ Bright Gime i: AND {

Colonial secretary's Office,

JUNE 18, 1367. Nutural Leaf Good Smoking |

Notice to Mariners. TOBACCO. |

OTICE 18 hereby given that onand after, Puee

u Street 1 WEDNESDAY, the 10ta day of JULY e : 1867, a Fixed White LIGHT will be shewn { Charlottetown, - - - - the Baet Point of Prinee Edward Island, in Tanners 21 I867 Iv

i 4 i other FISH.

P. E. I.

Latiteve 46> 27° 9” North, Y ; ; a" * Loxetrupe 61° 58’ 15” West, } B. WILSON HIGGS, ad is 150 te ‘ level of ea. a ' oe : ce ee ie aoe ee OnGE COLES «| General Commission Merchant

AND - AUCTIONEER, | Charlottetown, P.E Island. _May 27, 1362 ly

——

THOWAS W. MAY, | and Conveyancer, |

Colonial Secretfilpy.

FRESH GROUND RICEg Fo Sale by Wm. R. WATA#ON. | tS TOF arp Council Chamber, cay

eas ae

‘Surveyor

7th May, 91867. > . ‘ Gleastewart - «+ = Southport.

RDERED, That in future the MM cetings , a

of the Executive Coancil be held the first Hil ais seaelee s aud third Wenoxeeoay inevery mouth Miigud that a | s REPERENC Be Natiee be published in the Rovat Gaz re news: | The Surveyor-General, Charlottetown. { paper, stating that all aceounts against » Govern- 0. 1367 “pe } ment, ae also all Communications 3 reseed to! sane! J eel y a His Excetieney in Council, are requi wo We left | S W. DODD, Mi. D.,

with the Clerk of the Couneil on or befe THE DAY | LP ire Z FREViGUS to the meeting of the Board Physician and Surgeon. _CHARLES DESBRISAYRC. EC. |

Just on the Squa é NEW TOBACCO FASHTORY

RESIDENCE: JAMES M. PIDGEON’S, Bsgq.,

MARGATE, P. E. L. June 10, 1867. wm

cial aieedt eae R, REDDIN, SJL WsuS)9 Q | Attoracy and Barrister - at - Law,

HE SUBSCRIBER havfing JUST. CONVEYANCER, &e.

OPENED a FACTORY at SU MERKSIDE, Office: -- Great George Street,

® prepared to supply Wholesale Culitomers with

the Is and Mauufactared TOBACCO wurranted a Charlottetown.

geod articie, at the very lowest pric , and on the (Near the Catholic Cathedral. )

most reasonable vermis —and hope nis Factory, is . .

beivg the first of the kind establi »d in Prince September 3, 1566 po — ~

County, will meet with liberal patre Traders and Merchants of Suaimersic

Coauty generally.

-« from the i

al Princ CARD.

REILLY. THOMAS KELLY,

___f ——— Barrister-at-£Law, Notary Public, Administration Ne Ct’. AND

LI, PERSONS having clafiens against | CONVEYANCER,

the Estate of PETER MACLEELLAN. late Summerside, - - - - - Pp. E.t. of Barut Point near Georgetown. faralker deceased, Dee. 10, 1866 ee , 156.

(Margaret MacKenzie, Administratrixf) are request- —— . FRANCIS 8. LONGWORTH,

PATKICE _Summerside. Jaly 31. 1865

ly pd

to fureish the same, daly attested or settlement

ee nndersigned, and al] persons i ited to the ! os are requesied to make infhmediate pay - Barrister and Attorney-at-Law,

Orrice— PAVILLION HOTEL, (next door to Hon. Joseph Hensley’s) ‘Charlottetown, -- - P.E. Island. Jan. $4, 1367.

F. P. NORTON,

Commission Merehant,

R. REBDDIN, Attorney for the above named Adiud—pistratrix. Aagust 12, 1367. 4ra rOY ©; isl her on . OO

Administration Nothjce.

ALL persons having claims & ginst the ~% Estate of CAPTAIN JOHN Meh ca ac, late of Souris, deceased, are uenish their

te andersi

Recounts, duly attested, to ved, Admin- te ibe maid aac are rested fe peda ie | noe » immedia Auctioneer, MARY ANN MMeac, |GEORUBTOWN - - - P. EB. ISLAND. _— earig, Amgugst 19, 1867. tat vigtratrix- | Ocrober 4, 1964 ty = -

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all the different branches of FISHING carried on lar: 1 CASH ADVANCES made upon CONSIGN. about Peinee Edward Island, and iw the adjacent ir Avents | Waters, such as

| the style or Firm of '

}®F Nine Cases PEACHES.

{ a sere TT an, fo Eh ee. satanic a <—e/ ‘: — “Cs csi J ais

| Just at this moment a wan was seen approach- jg Upeu a large, poweilul steed, wovered with eWeal aud fou, aud Lie Lraveller Was sadly De-

Fishermen's Outfits.

: HE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to furnish | gtimmed with dust collected from hia long ride.

promptly to PISHERMEN, at reasonable | He proceeded immediately te the atoresaid inn,

| prices, allthe OUTFITS Necessary fo prosecute and drawing up at the door, dismounted aud | erdered fis beast to be Well cured tur, alter Which |

be hastily bvusied the dust trom bis limbs, aud

Salt Flour j A Wwaru duy luis, suid vue ul tie Gel, Peihuviung tala Steal | the pipe trom bis would as le spoke.

eee eg | Yes, gruuled, ratuer than Spee, the stranger.

oe an , j; Come @ iwug Way, to-day, 1] shuwid think ! eou-

Mackerel Hooks, Butter, tinued the hunter, who seemed determined to oe i : d a

or do Pork, a ~ Se CuuVversalion,

Mackerel Lines, Beet. '

Cad do Lard, | quisitive hunter.

Mackerel Jigs, Iva, i

ee Catiee | Yes, auswered the stranger, nervously moving

eee cay Shar, Goleta it he wished tu settle hiuwseift ito a

do Sail Twi Molasses saat

hae ry wine, iiaheas ’ Wali, you've had a hot ride over the prairie.

- a pce Pickles | Yes, aud ue closed bis eyes.

" eae , Maahtent: | Lue rest bad vow grouped around to hear the ee re Boiled Oil, pedomccnarpy aud vbe ot thew, ao vid trapper, ‘lam Choppers Kerosene Oil ; ;

on Patton rs, Videwsr, ; | l've huowa hotter days nor these, though.

aneahedehe De, Os noe Guess not, lulerruped the stranger, suddevly

eal : _ | Opeutug bis eyes, as it giving u : He alee pagecanes excellent facilities for IN- pits, a. i> there co = code toa” n SPECTING and PACKING MACKEREL and| But I have, the trapper coutinued, but two | yeurs ago this mouth. £ was trapping dowu ova | turk of the Colorado, for beaver. Que aflertivon, ee about twoo'clock, Lskinued twelve of the critters, “ | and lett the carcasses layw’ over a ieg. When fot ton i duck. | L returned, in two olen, aie 1 be ante to I AVING been appointed Agent for the | death oy a wiuk if Chey badu't melted, bones and sale of the celebrated | all, and the grease soaked Into the ground.

Russels Mills Cotton Duck, lly recovering from his fit and torpor into which the subseriber is prepared to receive orders for | be bad seemingly fallen. Lt ain't noting to wual all the different Numbers, in qnautities to suit | has happened to me to-day purchasers. Lb! what was it? they exclaimed quickly.

.. ©. Baty. Weil, it's a short stury, and if you wish it, I Ch’tewn. May 20, 1867. | ean soon lel you kuew wy Qay’s adventure.

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I. C. HALL. Charlottetown, May 20, 1367.

18, Trafford Chambers,

South John Street. Liverpool, January 1st, 1867. I crossed the rive: d struck s bt eyo To | miles, 1 cross e river, aud struck siraiz

T. THOMAS bege to inform his friends across the open prairie. The sun had by this

eF « that he has this day taken iato Partnership | a ade Teereee. tik: Minatt Inte Reseda aes his son, JOHN T. THOMAS, June. Sane arisen, and beyun to Cast his burning rays

° : as : upon the plain. Lhe heat soon became op- Tse business will in future be carried on under | or P red mon en oF | pressive, and as I rode along, I thought I bad

Yes, jet us hear it, certaiuly, they all answered. | Well, he commenced, | started abvut five lo’clock this morning trom Ripley, and after | pursuing the main track up the Brazus tor tour

ithe canteen, which I always carry when tra- | velling, with cold water from a spring close be-

THOMAS & SON,

as b yccaery ai cao | side the river, before [ attempted to cross the , tia : ;

siverpoo a “r ward isiand, | plain, or I should vever have held out till J Jan. 28, 1367 _ tf _| reached « small stream some fifteen miles from

COPPER PAINT. thirst had become intolerable. My canteen

FFXHE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly on | was made of tin, and held about three quarts; hand a supply of

Tar & Wonson’s Copper Paint,

lall gone. Yet the heat of the day had hardly

tien te all who have used it. It possesses superior fijling ny canteen again with the pure bever- qualities for effeetually preventing the accumula | gee, I fastened it to the back of my sarddie,

| tio of all foul matter, such as Worms, Barnacies, exposed te tie full glare of the sun, and mount

Grass, &c., on the bettoms of Vessels or Boats,

when properly applied. 1.¢. HALL. | fused within him, I set off again on my lone

Charlottetown, May 20, 1967. i ; ; é : i aan Lotte | road in the direction of my destination,

ee ‘i ; ! Peaches! Peaches , The suc had by this time reached the centre UST RECEIVED, per Achamdra, | of the horizon, and the fierce rays that were in hermetically | poured dewu upon me, 1 shall never rorget.

sealed cans—put ap in such a manner as to retain | ‘The prairie bad, not long since, beea swept over

all the delicious flaver of the Fruit. Sold by the | by fire, and the tall grass had given way before) with ropes, took their cance in tow, pressing | chances and changes of lite in the wilds, can

the devouring elewent. I bad continued thus to rock alung the shallower | riding along letsurely, buried in my own thoughts, | we from tock , : }beauh the.hanguag memory af feat most

single can or by the dozen.

[. ©. HALL.

Charlottetown, Julr 1, 1867. phi To Anglers. ISHING TACKLE in all varieties

for sale at the CITY DRUG STORE, VIC-

TORIA BUILDING, Queen Street. z 5 en ee” WATSON.

without paying attention exactly to what di- rection | was proceeding, until being startled by the sudden action of my borse, who pricked up bis ears and commenced tretting a liveher pace in another direction, 1 looked up, and there, about one hundred rods to the right, were three large wolves, who were busily engaged in tearing the little meat that remained frou the bones ot a buffalo. They were large, gaunt, and bungry looking animals, and as | looked up,

May 20, 1867.

A GOOD LIVING.

AN Y person wishing to purchase one of -F& the most valuable and beantifal FARMS with- ju twenty miles of Charloitetown, con do so by

int early application & IL RANKIN, Auctioneer,

or HENRY WADMAN, Crapaud. Charlottetowa, April }, 2867.

rection, ove of the wolves espied me, and with a fiecdish bowl, started in pursuit, as likewise did the res! upon seeing the cause of their eumpanivu's sudden departure.

weapon, thinking if oeedicas, as it 33 very unusual

jamapee blusell amoung the loungers en the plaza. i

| Don't doubt it at ail, said the traveller, sudden- |

never felt it more. It happened that I had filled |

| Brazos, fer before going a mile on my way, my |

but before | reached that stream, the water was |

| begun: so, after resting for a short time, I took | an article which has given the greatest satisfac-| a long draught trom the limpid stream, then |

aud turned my berse im a more southeriy di- |

L pad neglected bringing with me any kind of shoulders,

to lake an easy nap undisturbed by the voice of | any inquisitive person, and although he tarried for three days at that hospitable inn, yet when he de- parted, he found tis account all settled, and waa urged to cail, if be ever bad eccasivn to pass that | way again.

—__~-—___— A GANILE?L OF FIRE.

It ig now several years since that I was in 'the service of the Hudson's Bay Company, and located at their trading-station of Hem- ‘lock Bend, on the banke of the Great Snake River. A wild desolate spot it was, surround- (ed by dreary pine-forests, and yet more dreary swamps; and with its double cordon of tall stockade, and a long swivel-gun crowning its

Frew beyond the Brazos? interrogated the in- | central warehouse, more resembling a military |

| post than a commercial depot.

| Most lonely was our life in that distant | factory, with the fierce blasts from the great | bay sweeping down upon us in almost polar jcold and furious snow-storms during more | than half the year: while our bright summer | was cheered by no more pleasant visitants ‘than the rugged voyageurs of the bateaux which brought our merchandise, and the grave Indian hunters who came to barter their winter’s take of furs for our powder, cloth, /and brazen ornaments.

My range of society, however, was some- | what greater, for as assistant-factor, it was ‘my duty, during the summer mouths, to visit ‘our different out-statious; and not only singular were the characters with which | ‘thus made acquaintance, but wild and eome- ‘times perilous the adventures | encountered. | On one occasion, I remember being boand ‘to Sandy's Bluff, beyond Loon Lake, one of /iny most distane charges. In those thickly- wooded regions, the rivers and creeks form

the only highway: and with the usual fare- ‘weil cheer given and returned, my Indian ‘erew and J, in our large mor’-west canoe, started on our exgedition. A pleasant mid- summer voyage iC promised, leading along 'gentla rivers, bordered by young green | toliage; across bright breezy lakes; and ‘through the windings of narrow creeks, fring- ed with countless blossoms. When night came, we drew our light boat to land, and wrapped in. our blankets, — slept soundly beneath its shelter antil daylight called us to resume our journey.

‘Two and a half days had been thus oceu- pied und the afternoon of the third saw ué entering the nght fork, Kaskongshadi, or broken water, & stream noted even in that wild country for its ragged groges or arrowy rapid, aad its alternate broader stretches ol ‘rippling, suony, pale-green Water, which tinted the hue of every fish within itedepths, land of every rock and lichen along its borders. !

But the ready philosophy of the [ndians was equal to every exigence as it appeared ; ‘the light, graceful action with which their ten easily-wielded paddles sent our canoe

| ing my horse, who was by this time so refreshed | skimming along the stream, gradually chang- ‘spirits, Thence in safety, aud deeply thank- | : 1 : | that it seemed as if a new spirit had been in-| ing. as the adverse current quickened, into a ful for our unboped for ane, ne tle daye say wei Stole ont aoe / ,

\fierce, rapid movement, capable of making ‘head againet the wild, leaping, foaming torrent which surged down on ue; or if the | rush of the steep incline defied the power of ' paddles, the dauntiess rowers leaped outinto the foawing flood, and girding themselves