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Coutos'r Ger r'r‘. Rtour FLOR—In r the year 1843, during the Millerite excite-i meat in the usually quiet town of Durham old ‘ Aunt Sally ll ,’ who wouldl ‘ weigh nigh two hundred pounds‘ got all ready to ' go up' and one evening in meet-R ing in the midst of a warm season of ex- hortation she arose and said: 1

“ 0h, brethren and sisters, I‘ll soon i get away from this wicked world, l‘mk going to meet the Lord in a few dast My faith is powerful strong! 0h, ycsi powerful strong it is! So strong." eon-l tinucd the old lady extending her arms. and inotioning them like a goose ou the: wing “ that I feclr as ifl could fly rig‘ '. ‘ away now and inch the Lord in the aim",

The minister who was as great an en- , thnsiast on “ going up" as the old lady, ‘ encouraged her by exclaiuiing:

“Try, sister, try I l’erli ips you c..n,‘ fly, if your faith is only strong enough";

“ \\'ell. lean," she exclaaucd, " I know I can, and I will I" 1

She was standing near a window, Mr I was raised because of the oppressrvc‘ heat—for it was summer. With lrcrl handkerchief in one hand and hnri fan in the other' she mounted the seat and thence to the top of the pew, and, gavel: leap into the air with a flying2 motion of her arms, expecting to nscendl heavenward. But the law of gravitation] was to much for both her faith and the gravity of the audience. Down she came with an enormous and no very angelic grunt, shaking the whole house with the concussion.

She arose, folded her wings. and with great meekncss sneaked back into her seat. evidently dissapointed.

The next evening some of the young folks asked her:

"Aunt Sally, why didn't you fly last night, when you tried so hard 3"

“I couldn‘tgct the right flop on,” want the meek and conclusive reply.

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IteLzs eon. 'rur: I’ncsuxr.——Stop’ grumbling. Get up two hours earlier in; the morning, and begin to do something I out of your regular profession. Mind. your own business, and with all your might let other people's alone. Live y within your means. Sell your lior-scs.—— j Give away or sell your dog. \ Smoke your I cigars through an air stove. Eat with moderation. Go to bed early. Talk; less of your own peculiar gifts and virtucs' and more of those of your friends and! neighbors. lie cheerful. Fulfil your! promises. Pay your debts. lie yourself, all you would see in others. llc a. good . man and stop grumbling. ‘

A i‘Aooo‘r-man, carrying a load, by: accident brushed against adoctor. 'l'ncf doctor was very angry, and was going to‘ beat him with his fist. “ I’ray don‘t usci your precious hand, good shy—kick Ink" and welcome I" The bystanders asked him what he meant. Says the woodman: “ If he kicks me with his foot Isliall recover; but if I once come under his hands it will be all over Willi me."

A physician in New Orleans on being inquired of concerning a frie I, replied that he had been arrested for taking wlinl. did not belong to him, rind what he had no business to meddle with. " 15y whom was be arrested and what did Ire take ?" “ He was arrested by death for taking the yellow fever.

The other day, an old sailor. lit the

southern end of City Hall Par-Ir, enuseda .

great commotion by yelling out, “ llullo there! I say. Murder! Fire! \\'.rich! Gridironsl Brimstone ! “\tht is the m-rttcr? what's tiieiu‘attu'V asked the crowd. “ Way, I'm out o. terbaclrcr—got any about ye, any of ye E" was the cool reply.

The father of an interesting family rc- siding nczir Vermont, no: long sine.- stopped the only newspaper which Ir

had ever allowed himself or his family,

and solely on the ground that he could not afford the expense. This man chews up fourteen dollars and sixty cents' worth

Hallo—ah l”—‘

@gi'irulturnl. TAKING 'rni: ADVAXTAGB or Tine. —; Much of a farmers success depends uponl taking advantage of the weather, and the , right time to do certain kinds of work.

I We need not here allude to buying time.

though even here ineri differ widely in their management. Some men will so, contrive it us to have an abundance ofl buy out if there happens to be a rai storm, while others will seem to be pro; pared for such an emergency and escape. We saw a man the other day who had, during the run months, performed some serious dental operations on the pine slumps which had covered his fields. A flight of snow had fullen. and he took advantage of it and hauled them off for, the puipusc of making a fume. No doubt he di l it with our -lr.rli'the t-xpcnss of leaving tiuiii' tiII : pring. thn a man has I ~estouc to haul in .\ distance. or his “llill‘ supply of wood. he can, after taking :idhirrlnge ofillc lirxt HIGHS, do it at a much cheaper rate than at any, other time. We 1|t'\'t'l' think much of irl man who goes to work banking up his house during the first storm. It is this vigilant foresight which some men. have, by which they succeed so much more easily in accomplishing their purposes, that renders them superior to others. Tm: CATTLE I’i..\(it'i:——'I‘he temporary cessation of the cattle plague gives no reasonable ground of confidence that it will not reappear, despite every precau- tion that may be l;\ltt“l. In England last year the disease was C{.111DilllCll by allthc, means known to medical science, and stringent regulations were everywhere enforced to prevent contagion. Afteriill, promptly with the return of another year the cattle plague renew its ravages. Ilnt‘ it is regarded with less apprehension than before, on account of more favorable in—

sUiiirEirsmn JOURNAL. '1‘11 ‘ . new loo-ens

“Eureka Hodse FALL OF 1867. i

1113 Subscriber, having now about completed his

Fall Importations! in a well selected stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Arc, which have been bought for easli,in the best markets, England, Scotland, l'iiited States and Canada, is prepared to compete with any other house in this country, in quality,of floods and prices, for cash or approved short credit, and respectiully requests all parties who are purchasing Goods to give

TIIE EUREKA HOUSE 3 call, and see its Stock, consisting in. part of:—

DRY GOODS:

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‘l'llls, various hind-r All Wort Hilll. “11 Long hlruu Is; .\I..irllr-s, . llc (huh. Drc~s liigirrl 'l'r‘ilnrrirngs, .M, Anncr and White .nhrrs; I‘Ulll.g«. Hoods and Ilrvalrfist Sliuwls; an earl-l- lent u-‘mrtuiciit of llnniiet \‘r-licts. Itiln- Ilull‘. I r ' iirci's and Fluivcrr; liid Mutt-ii»; rind (limes, Ladies” and tit-irrs' Lurrrr skin, “I rd; liid, t‘lullit.‘:islriiici'c nird llirigwoorl Gloves; Lnrlics‘ l'urs. in Mail‘s. ('utl's rind Victorious, (Cheap). llcr-ds. Ilerlin Wool, Scotch b‘irrgerirrg,iliit aan llunnri hbapes, llcuvcr. \I'itiiey and Melton tlvcr Cu it Cloths, Men’s and Women's Wool S'cnrfu, n first I'4Il\‘ lot of' Men's Hats. Cloth and Far Liaps,\\'uliicii's s. Children's Winn-r; .Iloots, well suited for the trade; Linen‘ Skirting, lloop Skirts, Fancy, Itan nurl While Flaunt-Is. Fancy Skirts, Braces,

mg IIcuin-iimde Under and Over (‘onts,Ncck Tics. Illankcts, Railway Rugs, licgi-ttu Shining; (irey Curious, very cheap; Cotton Warp, nnd inu~t all things asked for in the Dry Goods line .

HARDWARE :

In llarrlwnrc is to be found aim of best Scorch rcflncd Iran, to wlriclr iiiucli attention has been paid iiinssu ting right sizes for farm work, cair g _ ork,ploughinnking,uiud

dicatiom. The disease first appeared in England in the summer of 186.3, orrathcr reappeared after an interval of nearly one; hundred years. The season had been prcccedcd by a long period of drought, during which animals were often coni- pellcd to drink from stagnant. pools. Circumstances now are widely different, the country being covered with luxuriant, herbage. Even so, the disease is liable} to spread, and efforts to prevent its intro-‘ duction into this country should not be relaxed, brrt vi ilant and untiring.

It is now time to be getting ready for spring work. It will soon be upon us. with all its hurry, and it will be awkward? to stop to mend it plough, to fix a hoe} handle, or haul up a load of fire-wood. 5 Paint up and oil over the carts and wag-I gons. Isn‘t there :1 raising tooth in that barrow? There's a gate that, seems to, sag, and a loose board in that fence. I hope the team is in goo! working order. ' Won‘t those Irorscs bear a little more fled? It wont hurt them to go into the woods; now and their ii do)“. work will {it ilit'lll for hard labor in Sp rig. There‘s .a harness tlratloolr us if it hadn't been lclczrned and uilczl up for six months. INow is the lime to loJk zll'tci‘ tires: hills; 0.1.1:: and curls. 'i'or ltnl \ how to find] the caterprllur's curs, I lrop'. Jr|>l look

uroiiid the tlccs iii-av the Pill; of thc '~vli.tll brui s, iriil you II “J littl: hr in hruw n' of c ‘.:~', L'i-hicrt‘il rega-

Irr'Iy around the twig. (Int them off lil burn they-u; Look up ngaiiisl a clear sky. and they EDT) plainly enough to be seen. Ily the lust of April they will be crawling worms, unless you nip them in the burl. Are you going to l.ry down any of the? lots? Now In a goal tin to look after 'goed SL‘Cll and Il.t\'t.' it re.» ' I

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‘ ' ~' , w . W1n~ or A Tour 303181113. , V ‘11E .\1 db in the uni and t -L‘niir-.I Sr u I. liriliI . :rt'i‘ ilr'l‘. be i'lH-rulitl r!.r-r>.. - wry ’i‘u. s1 y.l --.I I)‘. an i h‘ llll|~I iy i-rcrrrug. .rt 7 u'r'lo. l; I I .\I.ril-'f1rrtlrvri 1: min, .\'r-wlbun.li: .szqu Itlic West In Ill'~‘, will be rloml r-vr-r_ illit‘l“; II.‘.ltl ’l'lrnrsduy and Saturday. at? p. In., as? follows, iiz :-—- I

'll uri’lll; l'r-uiiricrs

of tobacco a 'car. 3 . 'I‘bursl. . Iler- l.‘. [$137. Sutur. I".-'i “.‘L', 15.2%,; When Nelson's famous signal was shun-1;" .i.. it do 'i'ruu. r.i. ._.,.r.. given—“Englandexpects every man to‘ V “‘ jl'j" .. I‘ll‘,‘ ,g; do his duly"—-two Scotclnnun wcrcrr'..r....i.. .ur n im .k a.» L‘l,rlu ' _ r . . . Nuilll'llll. do ll do " uy .Ipiil'.‘.do “manly and one ["1]le “Wham” {“Fc' rr..u~...im~ iii) 2:; llu sun-«luv, do t,do t6 ‘ and laid: Echbumly. tlwrcsnuctlung sun-n“ do 2:. do - .r.. mu. there about pun‘ old Scotland!" “Hoot ‘l‘hlnn ll'eb 2 till .11.: do . . , t, 1 . an on If! . in V to . ,1." man!" 581d 5M“)! “5~0‘lmdl“‘"5 “0 I in... do so u.) S.r1urd.ry..\|ny 2, do

her bairns always do their duty. It is

only a hint to these Eriglishcrs."

Profane lwcnring never did any man any good. No man is richer or happier. or wiser for it. It commands no one to any society. It is disgusting to the .roiined; nbominblc to the good ; insulting to those with whom we associate; dc. grading to the mind; unprofitable, need- less and injurious to Ioeicty.

llIEClIANICAL.—-An ugly young lady is always anxious to marry. and youngc gentlemen are seldom anxious to marry hen—This is arcsultant or'two mechan- ical powers—tho inclined plain, and leave her.

“ Sam." said one little urchin to another yesterday,—-—“ Sam, does your schoolmaster ever give you any rewards of merit ?"—-“ I s'posc he does, “ was the reply; “he gives me a lickin regular cvcry day, and says I merit two."

A wrr‘rr and popular clergyman. being one day asked by a lady parishioncr, what difference there was between a clock and a woman, instantly replied, “A clock serves to point out the hours and a woman makes us forget them."

AN Alabama merchant recently sold $10 worth of goods in one day. The Mobile Trillium says a commi'tcc is to “air on him to see what he is going to do with all that money. They take hard times jauntin dowir there.

Ir truth really lies at the bottom of a well then the boitom of that well must have falllcn out.

He who repeats the ill he hears of another is the true slnndr'rcr.

\Visnosr prepares for the worst, but fools leaves the worst for that day when it comes.

Mails fur Suniniersido and St. Eiwrnor‘s, vi.r Ilt’ili'lllltP, will be closed every Tuesday and Friday, at fl, n.1n.

Letters to be registered and newspapers must he posted half an hour before the time of closing the Mails .

THOMAS OWEN, 1’. M. C. General Post (JfIlcc, Ulr‘tnwn, 7th Dec., 181:7.

Ladies Sewmg Circle. ’ ‘IIE LADIES of the SUMMERSIDE WESLEYAN CIIURCII AND CUN- UIllCUA'I‘IU.‘ lmvc (‘HHIIIIIHIM‘II II. SEWING CIRCLE, assembling on 'I'llt‘Mllly afternoons, at Messrs. Strong's Ilnll.. Preparation for a BAZAAR towards Ii-piid iiu' debt on the Church is the object. Cor rations of nin- tcriul or money will be y received. President—Mrs. It. A. trong, Vice I’rcsident—-—l\lrs. I iclnirdson, Secretary—Mrs. Ali-x. It'll-Rue, Treasurer—Mr». (lburlcsStrong. Siimnierilce, Nov. H, 1867 .

W. D. Dawson’s Estate.

' “1': Subscribers ofl’ernl I'ItIVA’I‘I’ *ALI‘LHII the Stock of LEA'I'lIl-llt Irnw lllllrl ‘ course of’iluiinifueiuic, iii the ('I'I'Y 'l'A.\hE “insisting in the wbv-le of L'plllrsiilu's of ULE LEATIII‘ZR, 2,:1111 uldesof l'I’I'Elt . ’1'111" l 13:! pi Ii-nul |I \ltNE LEA’I‘II 73l|C.\Ll" IiIN. l'nrt ofthis Stock is now ready fr '5 In, and the Il‘lr.11lllrll'|’ id in ('lllll‘~0 III II inplr ‘ ,lllll “ill be ready for nzrh- us niarrril‘urturv-l 41min; rim \vintvr. 'I‘Irc nlicnlinn of puirlmrvis i.- cullnl in [Ills titl'.'r1‘li~u nu-nr us lllin block must he llii-l-u-ul of» us rpccdilv in. pomblu. l 'I'IIUAIAH DAWSON. lilt‘IIAIII) Ill-1A "I‘Z. THOMAS ALLI (‘bni-Inlicimvn, .‘iui’ 11. I

Jho Wants Money?

V 111i subscriber will pay the HIGHEST CAb‘Il I'lllCE l‘urnnyqrr: iiin of

OAT ,

delivered at his Warehouse.

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Pity without relief is none than main, turd without brof.

C. C. GARDINIZR. Summersidc. Dre. 12, 1867.

l A lot of superior- No. 1 Illill'alo Robes, Horse

for Cash or approved credit:

digging n . It lruii Axles for ('nrts and True Wnugoiis; (it‘l‘lllull rind Ca~t Steel Slei b Shot-lug. spring and blister siccl, nxe steel and plough iuoiint- iiix. Sock moulds, cnrt rlml wnggon pipes and boxes, all sizes; nails, putty, glass, varnish, turpentine, In zinc, kerosene oi eodllsli oil, lubricating oil, japan, sweet nil, paint oils; loo fathom 7-16 best short link chain for mud diggers, American and Canadian Chopping Axes, very cheap; carriage bolts, every size used. with wrought nuts, tire bolts.slciglr rluu-ing bolis, steeple niirl counter sunk and round hen-.1 rive for carriage work: rilvcr centres, scrcn ‘zrced silvcred liub bands, cushioning tanks and buttons, iiInIII-uhlcs, of all kinds; shaft lips, ril- vcrcrl and iron; 50 M‘Izl land 51 patent Anrcrican rules, 1:: sets common rim; long arm lrnrk \vnggrru axles, 11v it; Iii iii.,p tent Icntlicr, cushioning clolli ini- poricil for the purpose; in fact the best ilssrii‘lliit‘lll of (‘arrizrge Mounting eicr brought to this place.

Also on Hand:

1:“."Q‘ Ronni l‘uperiri llnbbcr Shoes. Me \Vrlllli‘l iiid t‘lrildrcn's: ti . ware. (If‘ill'lit‘l'AW ~ , and many articles not intniiontd Iici'c. GTOCGI‘IF‘SI

Ie found at the liilrckil . l'erlul'udu unrl Ills 'l‘nluvcu, it~. It ri-i:r~, Sugar. Mill nuns. . wine nnrl lrlIIIil' irarlicrs; n ivy bread. so rp. ~‘».lI.~ll-I.I. rrcum t.r dvi- siiril~ of all binds. salt pr li'c. I'i-irr i< tirrn I'lni‘.lv1‘~'.i'lti\t*-. iirrtirug~. elm-.1 r burr. :ruli'nony. :r'riplrur. ltlllliN lion :i'y .. and film in lill‘ (Iron ry l trade. i: .3 t'Iri'Hs nr‘rlru

Congou Tea. in»! received. pcr Luiir~ from London. which for rprrliiy nnd p ice nru~i still dc!) LUIIIIH‘II lion.

Daily r-xp‘r‘h-rl pvi‘ .‘iclii‘ l'mrr'JL/Iv'c. li'oiri .‘.l().\"l'lil‘l.\l.. lllrr bbls. i-vlra t "Inn-l.» i-‘IAJLZR. and .‘Ill ~irl n~ SOLE .I-.. 'Illili.

I' i'. tiliiillhiill. ‘ Nov. 21.15.31 {'1' i {a 511;”! ' ‘ljli’l 3.113 Li .I. I ’1‘Illi~li'- iJl'Illl‘ has jii~t rm rived :rt Ii. b‘l‘lMI-l. (uppwiir- rlrr~ sirm- lyrlclj' mu.- pirut by Julia A. .ll.'lloii_.I-I.) Lit V

i'zlll and “inter supply of"

3 -. , , _ / - v . 1 1‘1 lLerIIA .\ D1512, l'tllllpi‘l~lllg occur-ml assortment of

Staple & Fancy I (10011.4, Ladies. Aliwvs & (‘Iiildi'nn's llt'IO'I‘S. SHOES, Rubbers 8- Oversliocs, in variety I’l‘.‘ [1’ I' (.‘II IL'.-l 1’ ["0 I.‘ ('.‘l S [I . [IL-Lo a choice :issoruucnt of

Family oceries !

In 'I‘I'IA, IiEllt‘lSENE OIL, S ' 'l‘obncco, Vim-gar, Soap. Candles, Apples, llisruit, Dye Stuffs, &C. &c. VERY (.‘IlliAl',

Szi'rirnr

ins. Currants, l’rgs, Nuts, Ilucki'fs, Brooms,

All of which will be sold

IIITGII ItAlIISAY. Sumnicrsidc. Writer-street, Dec. 1:5, 186’]

' ‘IIE Subscriber has just received per . Nadine rind Zirlri'lra from GREAT IIIII’I'AIN, 11ml]; Iz‘lgin from MONTREAL, and Annie Lam-fr from BOSTON , the hub mice of his Fall Importation, consisting in part of—

lloili'll ii: Raw Oil, Whitl- Lead (‘olorcil l’uint-r tllive (til (iluss nnd I"ill_v Zinc, (tr-m-kr-rywurc, Salt, Iron 8; Steel llufl‘uloc Robes Kcrusi-nc ()il liars and Caps irzinc. Varnish

Brooms, I‘uiln, d; Tubs,

(ilasswul’o l'nbiit'co “ 'I‘uvpentine Uillltllcs

llopu Start-II

Salt \Klow IlIctnIs

Vim-par Iron and reel

springs nan Axles (Thecre

Nails Dye Stuffs

I Chain for Mud Diggers.

A rid u. v nricty of other GOODS, which, to getbcr with for-trier importritinns, i-oiirprisc u. very large rind well sr-Ivr'tr-nl b’l'thli ()1~' MERCHANDIZE; nan having been bought in the best markets and upon the very but terms. will be sold as low as any others in U I'

market. OAVIO ROGER“.

Summers-dc, Nov. 7. INIT,

CASH for OATS !

'I'Ill'l IlliiIIES‘I' MARKET I'llICI'} WILL I’m?! in. Clix/I,

acri rcr, for ANY QI'ANTI'I‘Y of Good. Cats 1

Delivered in Bumnu-rz-iric. 1.. VICIvLilSOS.

By the l

URSDAY,

Winfreamfiouse !

‘IIE Subscriber belts leave to notify his numerous friends. customers, and the public gent-rally that be has you

Removed to his New Store, THE WIIIFIIEO HOUSE! Jusfujqulsflcfifs ()ld Stand, on

f'uulrul Sli'ert, 2' where he is new opening a

DRY GOODS !

wlriih he now trill-rs as CIIIZA 1' FOR CASH as can be bought on this Island. 512‘” These Goods :ive been sr-lcr hirrr~clf. llllll will In» found of the LA wil‘YLI‘lS null FASHIONS.

Cotton Wurps :11 Colors.

—.\I..\'0—- Expected in a few days t‘mr (‘llillt c lot of

GROOERIES!

which will be sold till cheap as formerly.

Persons coming to Suininersidc, to purchase Goods. will please call at the ll'l.’t'l"li'lr.‘ll [lot/SE, on Central Street. where they will find the subscriber happy to show them his Stack and fell tln-rii the prices, when they can judge for themselves.

JOHN F. BAKER.

Sumiucrsidc, Oct. 17. 111'. y

‘ibiaa ANT f6“i ’ififiififi" “ Clifton House ” Jill-(lI’ENEI) !

The subscribers are new opening their first arrival of

NEW GOODS,

consisting in part of Dry Goods,Groccr'ics,IIiii-dware Cotton \Vurp, red, white A: blue, .I'lnrflienwurc, Glassware, Drugs Medicines,

Boots and Shoes!

Brooms, Pails and 'l'uhs, 'I‘en, (best English) Sugar. Molasses, Raisins, Currants, C 0.\'I"l'.' U 'I'IUXAR 1’, Tobacco, Soap, Kerosene Oil, Iron and Salt, Nails,(all sizes,)

-\ HALIFAX, u

All of which, with a variety of other Goods, will be sold at the Smallest: l’i'iccs. (‘ouutry Customers will please call and examine our stock. SCIII'IIIIAX vb JOHNSTON.

Clifton, New Lo. don, ( Oct. :1. I“ i7. I

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It Li) L It 8: M l' A L.

l)I-ZII Si'hr. l‘irovirri..\'ci:. from riloiiirr-rrl, BOO bbls. No.1Alloway other brand-.1

.L“ r 0 U R I

IUOlrI:Is..\\‘Iil' & yellow liiln dried

"A .II E A 2. .

pig-v For 5.1!: . S'll ONLY!

1.. 11iii..\1.\.\'.

Siiiri'm rvlrbu Ilr . . Cl'l ICAI’ S'l‘flli *1. HI I‘LH' SHIRE.

r4 rvc your lllulil y ly buy irrg your Illyh‘timln (Er-u- ‘li'~. .\' c.. at the

L‘III’JAI‘ S I'UIIE.