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.th rm“ DAVID ROGERS . ....aa~ it)“ As .ll sl' i‘O‘ll'lJi’l‘FD ills l-‘.\i.i.| d,.,,',',,,",‘,',,'f,‘;,5“'m I .\.\ll WlX'l’lLli suit-a or Merchandlze, (‘nn‘lslillg in part oi?» &c Ilry (Solids. ' lists and Caps,

New Triumphs of Rogers‘ Medicines. [his your «a; «cum-ymr «abr- Anmcur, N.S., Anger-i mi, lace.

Minus. ltouizu ‘ Co. :—

Gmtltrm—l'wmlt me to add my testimony to the gn‘t value of your pivpul’ntiim; and any person reading the following sen-uni at or cure etl'eeted by it upon my son, will not diu-

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si‘iliiililis'liuc .lt)l‘ll.\~\l.. 'rili'iisnl ' ‘ wSlain? i‘iiimux-‘c. l-Zl’RlCKA lltil'l “FALL . 3...... ‘ SUMMERSIDE.

i m I .. 'l‘llll hilt» ll"t'l' unnhl n~~ ~- llhlli" :1» illl‘llfll

WINTER GOODS v r u ..|l values u ‘m :lli' lli‘\\)'li|.- HI pu.lli..»inp

run \\‘.\ l Illl’

, . ‘ ‘ltlli‘ .vly’i. " And when numld we be ancr .IIIHI' eel-dc. that by \ltl’lulls ill‘l‘lt‘ul~ 1mm ;' VH1: sun...er has mm_m . tore. n cm“ ‘ lulli .-.-I.-.i..i .s rm it till .Iltll us.

i winiuur la n . an l "mu" .‘0 i ‘ . . 9 . & Iqnial lt' tor llu‘ ii-amu. Ibiili the Jill." "_“'I‘ [1,. “M m“ 'mpnuym t." “mi n M:Iie he. just. euiuplrli-d a I..\litil3 and tell I‘”"“"j““l””"~' “'r.‘ “‘“m'al'ly "In '"r‘mmui III. ls lll a cupp<~r .is good ill in) put'ht‘li “mud Mark of rill tlll‘ lmdv- ‘ (ills,

us in the post oilicc PL“

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AS Inlsiums‘. hospxu “\\illt uu- yr altil ‘"

" \\'iilin,.V a Ir'.t-~r. sure.”

Groceries, tire.

." Aye. faith. and ye always were the: S, ,

boy that know how to save penning Ilut where in this letter going ?"

“To Mister ()"l‘iml. Kilkenny. “'cll. do you see, I‘m going to Kllkt‘lllly my- self. to see Mr. O‘Tool, and I thouhgt I‘d 1' write this letter and take it along. as I shall save thc‘pmuige; and you know in takes a power o" eontrivanee to get along riow-a-days, the times is so hard."

»

I luisll llr.r.vni:ils.———’l‘wo honest sol-I diets were walking together one day in, the streets ol'lanidoll. accidentally glalle— t ed at tile following notice, exhibited from" the shop window of a seal-engraver, to,‘ this effect, viz :— “ Arms found !" \Vllcn one of them,Y instantly exclaimed to the other.—

" Arrah. by my soul, honey. iind is this; not rare news for Put? I \inI just now i call in and bother them to find me my bit of a leg that I lost you know more than eight years since at the battle of Waterloo 3"

A country youth came to town to see: his interlded wife. and for a long timeI could think of nothing to say. At last a great snow falling. he took occasion to tell her that his father‘s sheep would be all undone.

“ Well." said she, taking him by the hand, “ I'll keep one of them."

Lord North, wh) was very corpulcut before a severe sickness,said to his physi- cian after it. “ sir, I am obliged to you for introducing tilt: to some old acquaint- anecs."

“ \l’ho art- they. my lord ?" inquired the doctor.

“ My ribs,"replied his lordship. ” which I have not felt for many years bci'ore now."

Axel-min Boone—A lady walking with her husband on the beach, inquircdl of him the difference between exporta- tion and transportat‘h l

“ \Vhy. my dcar. ” plied he. “ if you were on board yonder vessel, you would be exported and I should be transported."

A gentleman having a servant with a very thick skull. used often to call him the king of fools.

"I wish," said the fellow one day. “ you could make your words good. as I should then be the greatest. monarch iii the world."

" Ob, Mr. Grlibblcs, should'nt you like to have a family of rosy children about your knee ?"

“ No ma‘aln, I‘d rather have a lot of yellow boys iii my pocket," said the old bachelor.

A church in Baltimore has its motto upon the outer walls. “ To the poor the gospel is preached." One morning these words were painted under it,—

" Not here though."

Some men are like cats. You may stroke the fur the right way for many years. and hear nothing blit purring; but accidentally tread on the tail. and all memory of former kindness is obliterated.

Slight changes make great differences “ Dinner for nothing" is very good fur ;‘ but you can't say as much oi " nothinf; for dinner."

“ My friend has ii great reverence for the truth," said a haronet to a gentleman.

“ So I perceive," was the reply. “ for he always keeps at. a respectful |dis- tanee from it."

The only way for a man to escape be- ing found out. is to pass for what be Is. The only way to maintain a good charac- ter. is to deserve it. It is easier to cor- rect our faults than to conceal them.

\Vhy is a watch-dog larger at night than he is ill the morning? Because he islet out at night, and taken in ill the morning.

Says a wife in Cineinnatti. whom her husband had advertized in consequenco of “ leaving his bed and board.” and “ that he s uld pay no debts of her con- tracting! "I take this method of in- forming the public that he never had a bed; the board has always been furnish- ed by myself. and as to anybody trusting me on his account. I know of none who would trust. himself. His credit has al- ways been below par, so much so, that. lie could not get trusted for his own shirt- ing, and now wears some of my under- eIuthing on his back, slightly altered."

" Who was Julius Censor?" asked a teacher of his pupils one day, after they had finished reading the portion of history relating to that personage. The scholars

‘ being one and all possessed of pretty thick craniums, were unable to answer,

' when a littleurchin offour summers broke out with. ’

“ l’leatll thir, I know."

“ Who was be. sunny?" enquired the teacher, delighted at the supposed smart- nesn of the four-year older.

" The old colored man. who saws wood for fathei?" was-the intelligent answer of the~ youngster.

The teacher. utterly disgusted at his

, scholar's knorvledgdot' history. left the school and has not since been heard of.

A coquctte may be compared to tinder which catches sparks. but docs not al. ways succeed in lighting a match.

COLORED Wrr.——“ My briltlllt‘l‘!.' said a colored man to a crowd. " in all 'fliction in all of your trub as. dnr's ' place whar you kin tillers n' lymplt 1y."

“ \Vhlr? \Vhar ?" cried several.

“In de dictionary," rolling his eyes upward. ‘

Over whit earthly and heavenly things door s rainy day exercise the nine in- fluence? The Sun and ybur boots—for it takes the shine out of both.

In private we mustrwsteh our thoughts; ~tho family. our temper; and in com.

'l-

I

Groceries & Hardware,

which for prolnt payment he will n-ll

I'Ii‘ I: Y I' [L‘Il‘ Y C 11 11A 1’. x t‘Vi'l'lliilll lot of PU: CAPS, (‘Ltn‘ll t‘.\ is .....l FELT n.i'rs, t‘. e. oiimlxlzll.

‘ll.\\\'l..\‘. .\l.\N’l‘I.l-Z.\', at a small advance I!“ lost.

(‘. C. GARDINISR.

in great variety.

I)RliSS MATERIAL U. C. HARDINER.

0‘33. B

(‘OA'I‘SJ'ICS'I‘S and PANTS, ready well made. C. C. GARDIXICR. ()OTQ Rl'lllil’ l5. SIIU ‘ '.

mil children‘s

EST No. l lll‘FFAL ill Suiiinlerside.

B I'L‘ifilfil

C . C . GARDINEIL

‘0LI’. LF "ER and RANI).\LL’S 17P- I’RR LEATHER, WlllCll‘CYL‘X‘y body

knows, . C. (l. (iAltDINIJIl. CUIII‘ IINTS and ILIISINS, Valencia and Layers. C. C. GARDINER. 2( Chests of Canyon TEA,just received per Lotus. from London, which for Snmmt‘l‘side. Nov 29. 1866. I l;‘l. IIBLS (-u it»

rARIlAXTEI) FLOUR, botll Canadian quality and price is still defying competition. Nov 16. IS

and American " C. C. GARDINER. C. U. GARDINER.

ERS.

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PLEASE PAY UPI LL persons who were indebted to the

f Subscriber. either I - K account, or otherwise. 1 t _ 9

st. Ih‘b'ti, are positive ‘ - ' -- iediiitely. llclay will ' )3 ER. M. D.

.-—-. chical Ollice over the Store of Mess . Green & Selnlrman. Residence at the L‘ul-rus llocsrz.

4 \\ Rook :lt‘t'ulllll.

or notes .ted to make IM-

.\ll£l)l.\ . . ’l‘, to save expenses Sullilncrsiire, Nov. 29,1866.

“TIUS'T‘IN TIME‘FOR‘BII‘rifii—‘fim— ,— _ ’1:

W. R. WATSOX. General Agent for I'. Island.

1 , t V N hVV (IOODb. 7' ‘Ill’i Subscriber has just received a varied and well selected assortment of Dry Goods, Hardware, Groceries

wonderful .

Wltil'll h t sell for CASII as cheap for try-

. LENNAN.

F you want a 0021) GMAT. cheap,

go to ( . MoLENNAN.

IF you want some. of that TEA whicth the name of being the BEST in Town, you will find it lit C.

F you want good GREY COTTON, cheap, eull lit

McLENNdN'S

C. McLENNAN‘S. Summer-lilo, Nov 22,1866 3.

ram R9

per Sc

H

\v. . .

the.

__ 1""“11‘3'31 Herring sh ! "1‘ “ER-

.le y . A . STRONG l; BRO. et. 4. 181m.

TEA. &0.

ER Ilnrque “ Usnixn.” tho Subscriber has received:

1?: Cheat: Souchnng to half d 5 llhls.

l (Iasc .\

ll llugs .E. l“. , 2mm. Lin: don, ct“ I Do. l’utt .

For Sale Low,

.L\S. L.‘IIOLMAN. Britillnnd Amcr' n Ilouu. November 1. 1866. . r

our tongues.

Cb‘Towr, Jan. 10,

Coltonr. \Vlrpa

Ill Grey, White and I _ d l.|l‘lt'llF,

of all (‘ulou (‘luth

l‘lnin si nods, Shawls. Month Velvet and

lllllllSlllllB 60008.

Coats. Jarketl, Vests. l'nntl. Hats, Caps,

Shirts. Shirt Collars. Searfs. Gloves, Se. Tuilor's T Bar

All kinds of (‘utl maker's Tools, ("I l'ailIb. l’utty :il Thread, \Viri- Itroanl‘a and Spllh-r's Superior Axes and ildzes always in Store.

Groceries.

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

Ii'e rosene 0i I .

(ionfectionary. PATENT MEDI GINES,

Scenic and I’omades. LEATHER, In Sole, Neath, Calf and Grained, with other every day requisites constantly on hand. I). ENMAN. Suiumerside, Dec. 4, 1866..

' Symoflds’ Patent

er s and Shot--

OSION'S I [LUKE TS ! I NO MORE SHOKY LAMPS H .’ VERY LITTLE ODOR ! ! I!

For sale by

NO JIORE It()Il'l'IN 0'

JAMES L. HOLIIIAN. Sunnncrside. Oct. 18, 1566. r

" "’ coca ‘ MI « in. EST received per llarque “Luann,” n

0 large and varied Stock of GLASGOW ullil MANCHESTER I

Winceys, lllaek £1 Col'

do. d , French Meriile llollailds, Clan Lamas,” Coat Canvas, Fancy do. Blankets. _

Railway Wrapp a, lorse Rugs, Grey. White. I Striped t‘tons, Dcniluu & I 'dticks, Flannel 8: Ski ' gs, Seiirt‘s, Braces, Blue, Scarlet. iiinl Crimean Shirts, Blue. Red and White 1 Win-p5. etc. etc. etc. The above Goons having been purchased from the manufacturers. enables the subscriber to sell lilueli lower than Illtl usual low prices.

JA MES 1.. HOLMAN.

llrilish and American House. Summersidc. Norfl. le'iill.

FLOUR. FLOUR. V ‘Ill'i Subscriber hasjnst received per acllrs. Anni": Lain-iv illld Juliet!

Enamel Cloth. Floor Canvas, Table Cloths, Skeleton Skirts,

Paper Collars,

Extra For sale low

A ES L. IIOLMAN,

British 59 American House October 18, 1866.

Going West?

Ill) SUBSCRIBER wishes to inform the pilblie that be has contracted for and agreed to run a COVERED (,‘OACII, with a pair of horses, direct from SUMMERSIDE tn TlthISII. culling iit You Hi", Alberton, and other stations on the road, thus alibi-ding Travellers tl good i d 'onveylmce. The days and hours 0 as follows :— Lcuvcs Huml cry Monday and Thursday at 'izloe , p ln., remaining ut' St. Elennnr‘s ntll town arrive Leaves rgnisli‘o cry Monday and Thurs- day, connecting . Part III .‘ arrives at ‘ e to catch nine, or the

the Boat. Mail for Pure ' , uiiiiuerlide, will be called for and carried

JOHN BIL-FADYEN. St. Eleanor‘s, Sept. 25, 1866. tl'.

FURS & GLOVES. JI::;l;‘y:ceived from Montreal, aflnn assort-

Ialdies & Gents Fur I. It ’

ild Niltria.

Gents Drl g “ Fr cli are. Ladies'Mock. I hirirlinBonhQ Cnpl. “ French I :lk'l‘ippctn. Ilnitntiu Ieriiifi anb Chill-I,

liiil‘alo Skins. he" do, &('.

JAMES L. IIOLMAN, British & American Iloule. October 866.

What If Re Glovorsmi THE l'lCTU E l'ilo'roGi A Journal tilllve, (n Ce knowledgcd hyJH' iulpr id his rooliu ii‘ eutly inms en (I turn: taken by him. I furnish as omm more where. in the latest prices. Pictures MAD COl‘IED, or INSERTED in Lockets. llmi res, Rings. ac. ' Don't forget lb come to

Forster’s Rooms,

nearibc Sammcraidc Ilulllt. on Central Street. Satisfiicnou guaranteed to all pal-tid- before

luring the rooms. G. l-‘ORSTICR. Summcrnido, Due. 20, lifit‘.

S’l‘l-ZIt'S opposite the Street, are now ar- bathe best, as be In ling A sinniou r, beauty of the pic- lc now prepared to .s as can be had cine- ylel, and at reasonable

8 taken

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as cheap as any in the town. S'l‘I-Zl'lll-ZX W. CLARK. _.S“"lfl‘1’i“3;§l'l'-;'§;.. -. - -.. d _ s Pilot; Bread, Apples, 8w.

nl Jam".

‘X. Schooner Anni! lam' from llostun: ll lloxes PILOT IIRR 37 Illils.

L» ~- 1mm 2 .. ‘ 5 u .El'MFH'lD.

(‘nses S. I do. lluts all do. llnoli do. II.\ It \\';\II E.

For sale by JAMES l’.. nonulx.

Ilrilish uml American lluuse,

Summer-side tit-t. Is, 151:“.

liaviif luck in“

Water Street . . . Summersidc.

October 12, 186

iMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC!

V IIE SUIISCRIBERS have now on hand ii LARGE alld well selected stock of

i) R G O O I) g , LADIES’ DRESS GOODS,

in great variety, Furs, Scarfs, Sonta

Tea, (warranted g? ) Tobacco, It: '.l

Ha

Nails, Putty, Glass,

Axles, $uws, S Irons, Rules.

kg?“ The above mi da are of the beet quality ninl la -st. styl m, and are offered to the public ilt ll ‘Iullllt‘al. advance on cost for “AS”. I’ll-list. mil examine our Stock.

(iIiICI-IN & SCIIL'RMAN. Prince County llousc ' Suinmcrsidc, Dee. :0, 1566.

Prince Edward Island

Boot and Shoe Factory,

SOUTH firm: QUE/{NS SQUARE. ' «I,»

' Ill': SIT (‘IIIIiI-le \l‘tllllt timiito is COUN" ' . and \VIIULI‘} ALE ll ‘1 _

caged Mu. Cu, . .

tlcry, Springs and itbs Files, l’lane

tt'nlly ill- ‘UMERS

till up their they may. - he has the (inods ill his

1 LL TRADE, Stock of all

. din this Island, alnl at price

a 4 «efy lpetitiun. Having the s ’lr tl- Canadian Rubber t‘n., his . .. «It and Rubber Roots and ()vcrslioes, ut'e ‘y class, will he found coin- plete, ofthe I)c.t material, and lower than ever. The Retail Trade will, in future, be conducted on strictly Cash Principles, but at such l’riccs as will prove advantageous to all parties purchasing. All l’ersons indebted to the Subscriber are requester] to makeiiuniedl- ate payment ut‘iheir Accounts . GEORGE NICOLL. Cb'tnwn. August l6tb. 1866. ['illlg. 30]

‘m ~ in 2 E g ‘7” ts 3%.?— 0 "1H 5 NZ >ZMU '3 56.3

“.53.... 22° “at; or. 5.29.3.6:

a E? vial-a GHA 053°? i-i C“;§,~’w: 0 22cm: "Efim ti; E E a :2, in. its ‘~ \2 pa

in ‘ N m

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Good Chance Whatever T0 man u '

In“ it, ll'lClllt i Mill, eumplcio Carrying Lott, Site The Iiluatlon head of 5 Mill . the very centre oftlw must pn fluurislling Distrlet in I'. E. Island, and no one mile from Cun- ‘rinivlum. Bedeun

The above prope y is offered TO LET for s TERM OF EARS, as may be agreed on. Communion ith the subscriber at once. if you with to spire this excellnnt Oppor- tunity for securing , Fortune to the man whc has enterprise enough to Invest. For full par-

ticulars address JOHN CLAY. 'tt6

nt order, Ipucioul n , am, he. being stihe

=4

Centre ville. Dec. 20.

., in good order bout six feet, six

s n ply to [131‘ BR FIELD.

l

Cotton \\'arp. (blue. vr " Earthenware. in vii e '

llardflri'. ,urniturc,

'iper Hangings. Drugs and Medicines.

llro ills. I‘ails and Tubs Iron {lid Salt, 'I‘i-a. , Sugar. l Molasses, I Sale and L' ier :lthfr, Tobacco. \. :J, Confectionery. I Soup, ‘ Candles. Currants, Raisins. Cheese, Kerosene Oil. Vinegar. Pitch and Tar Oakum,

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 CASH. D. ROGERS. Summerside, Nov. 1, 1866.

es

Till-1 BEST LE, at the short-

J “N HARPER. t. id 1866. it—

BEGS to intimate that he is located in the ore formerly occupied by Mr L. Vlt‘li- 1“] SUN, near the l'l'IEN'S \l'llARl". where he will be ple ed to see his friends who may hcin quest of “l’ll’I-ZS 0R. TOBACCO."

IIe solicits inspection of his

NEW 00K,

—coxsr raur— t)f.\lt'l‘lll‘IOI.\L .RS, Feathers, Rib-

est notice. I" '

Summerside,

FINLAY

lions, Llu iIlt elvets. llair Neils, ’l‘rilnlnings. .‘nrd. llrniihl, ‘ Orna- ts, Be Ribbons.

men Veil. .

(‘nttun “'nrp, Flan- nels, \l'liitl" Grey Cations, Cloths lnl (Iarpeliiigs.

ieh with a great variety of other ‘ . ,

Gr 0 O D S , he will sell at the very lowest prices.

Groceries, in Ten. Sugar, Molasses. Raisins. Currants. .lliee. l’aiilts. Oil, Nails. Glass, Soap. l\"e.. always on hand. Sunnnersidc, Nov ‘29. 1866

L A 1“"13 s 'r . ‘ call and get e now ready for

All of

their accounts delivery. and pay Amounts Ion

unless promptly settled, will b '

tbout further notice. R. A. STRONG & BRO. Suinniersidc. October II, 1866-.

NOTICE OF

REMOVAL.