._.._....... n._ .

Vol. 4.

‘ ‘Tiii-z" finalisation

l8 PRINTED [ND PUBLISHED

E l'ER Y THURSDAY E VENING.

or JOSEPH BE

41'1"! (OI-TICK, CENTRAL ETREI'I‘.

"moms " TO

I

gournul,

nTuAm

T E R M S : I copy for one year. in advance. 6s. 3d. “ “ hulfadvanee. 7-. M.

at the end ot‘year 9s.

Persons getting up'cuins of res Subscribers will be entitled to the Joints“. furoneyeur.

ADVERTISEMENTS-

tuerted at. modern-to ntcs and in good style.

Srncui. Aonulinatrs may he made on reasonable terms for a whole, is half, or quar- ter column, or by the year.

Job Printing

of every description, perforated with nestness and despstcb. and at moderate rates, at the looks“. Olliee

Almanac“ for Aligriivsh- l3

" 65."

moon's i‘iusns. New Moon, 7th day, 5h. 56m, evening, \V. First Quarter. Hili day. 8h. Elim. umrn. N. E Full Moon, 2:“ day. Oh. lint. morning. S.

but Quarti-

DAY,” v isitu

. .‘l0ih day. 3h. tiim. eve

Mums. l-I

‘sun's

P tnoon'... 5 I fast ; den. : 8 Wins rises-sets! clockmurth rises o u‘ | Ih In iii in I m sl I It inlh Hi *1 Sun 4 47‘7 ' o 1'51 Fili'uiorn’ll so 2 Mon 1 is oil 5 saw as o I an ll l'l‘ncs ! iii eai a 53!?“ no o no at t i\vt-ti so 22' ' 4 l 22 a2 5 i'l‘hors m 21‘ so 2 in so 6 rmi * 5-: i9! 25 a it 27 1 'Hnt l 53 17' ti 4 22 24 a u..- it nt'r ml 1i lets H :i 9 Man i 55 13 . 21: a at: in 10 Ton no 111 . 54': 0 ll IT ii chd 57 ii, ~ to a 4i It In Thurs so to; to to 13 ii 18 Frill r. o :r 3.1 m; in in o is Sat 1 l 7 . I7 271: 20 o is Sun i5 2 7 5 all tli morn It 3 lfi Mon I .‘i 4% ill) Ill! 0 2 l 17 Tut'l 2 4 2‘ Mo 41 o to Iii 5a is ,‘Vt‘d s ol - l 22, I at 55 19 "l‘liiirs lid tilt «ll it), 2 30 52 2 Frill 7 or 22 4; is es so RI Sat it 2 71rlseill 48 22 Sun 5 9:; so; 7 eats ca Mon to .g 7 50 42 ‘.'t 'I‘uc's I‘.’ .j 8 it 38 25 Wed 13 . to 2s! a as so 26 l‘hI-rs H 47 ii) iii! 1) 3 83 21 run IA is as at} 9 so so 2a m ii in 37 25 l0 0 26 2!) s'un 5 iso ti - ii; opt) 3213 23 so \lon 19 an -» fit as,” 1-1 20 8| I‘ucs Hi 87 ‘33 olinorn ll‘.

Beef er lb itd s (it! Mum?“ pel' ii.) iii a 5d Units per bush 3s Potatoes prr hush l0d a Is Turnips per bush 10d a Is nutter per lb lid s 12.1 Lard per to 9d a 10d Tsllow per lb. 9d a IOd F."- per do: HI] and "ides pcr lb tad Mackerel per dos 2: n {is Coda-h per qt 18s a 1‘.)- Pork per lb by carcass 4d s lid Flour pcr bbl 85- a 40s

Islsnd I'lour per ewt Oatmeal per ewt. lily per 'i‘on

l'lne lloiirds

Spruce liosrds

._—-.__

Charlottetown llln rkctn.

bummcrslsie Mnrkets.

Aug. it), 1869.

His to Ills

llls n17. AsiniiicAN ANn eri.iAN Manon: cox-

50s a 60s

10!! Can furnish Gravesioncs and Monuments ata

lllt'ia

3E2" ()iiimns can be le

monuments innocent. A no u n s in n a 3? i o

Qusiurss Clarita.“

KERSHAW & EDWARD’S

IMPROVE“ I'AT EXT

Sflfi’ES.

MANUFACTURERS or

lIANK VAULTS. BURGLAII l’liOt‘il" VAULT litlults. ilit).\ VAULI DOORS. I’A'l‘ 1-} N ’i‘ COMBINATION II A N it LOCKS. Iii-)I-ZI) MUXI-JS. l’A' " JAII. LOCKS A's Ulfilsl. HOURS, die. die.

’l‘iios. I-‘i.’i.i.i.i~:ii. DAviiiSrAnii n Sons, 'l‘raveliing I 'i-ul. Agents, Halifax.

Montreal. I) [5. '63 y

_Mr.W. H. POPE

EGS to inform the public that he has re~ limited the practice ol the Law. ()i‘Plcn—A few doors below the Bank of Prince Edward Island Charlottetown. h

’1

'h l8, l869.

TllOMAb‘ know, BARRISTER - AT - LAW

AND NOTARY PUBLIC. M. Sililiifiiifllli» :_ -, or}: @1793? c A n o.

R. D01)” may again be consult

\V LoxnoN. April I5, Infill.—

’77:;7—13REE Physician 85 Surgeon,

OFFICE—Al. the Sunni-arson: Doro SI‘UIiE next door to llauk. Central Sti‘ce

SUM.III'.‘IZSII)E, 1'. 1'}. ISLAND lietohcr l2, ltilitl.

pro 3m.

Non-conduct log and Vaporlslng

Fire and Burgler Proof

ed. at his old residence. in MAIiUA’l‘E.

N

momma, "SCIENCE. commence a

Business alums.”

’ 1:. castration, as. 1)., thsuinn, garnish,

And Aeconchenr, Office and Residence at N. Wooosiusz's, Estp, Alberto", 1’. E. I. August -iIlI, 1609. 3m‘ GEORGE D. WRIGHT, WHOLESALE

AND “ETA”. DEALER IN

Dunn's Blook.

Charlottetown, .Iul y l . lsou.

If

AUCTIONEER

AND

L.\ND BliOlCl‘Jli,

lint-'nnisizs : llon. Judge \‘onrig—Charlottetown. lion. ti. W. Ilowlan—Albeiton. lllr. Joseph lien-train—Summersidc.

Alberton, May it). ltilii).

Connnisslon l‘It‘l‘l'llllllt, A U C T I O N E E R, And Get rill Agent. Illurgute . . . . . . . . .1'. 1'}. Island.

lli;ri:iii;.vci;s :_ lion. 1). Brennan, 1!. ’l‘. llolnian, Ch. 'l‘owii. Suiiimerside. April 22. isoa. pat. pro. lim

9

t

- J. H. ALLEN,

DR. JARVIS

MERSIDH, next door to the ltev. Mr. Framc's. on (‘ciilrnl Street.

or at llunt & t‘o's Drug Store, ut all times. Sumnicrside, .lllue 3. INti‘J.

DOCTOR l

I

KLNIIIL’NCL‘ AND Oi-rici: on Central Street, . . . . . . Summer-side

til ’ (Directly opposite the Summerside Bank)

Summerside. may l3. ISli‘J.

llas REMOVED lils Residence to SUM-

Ilc can be consulted at his residence

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON & ACOUCHEUR

Commission Merchant,

AND m~:,\i.i-:n 1N PROVISIONS, (be. MARKET STREET - ST. JOHN, N. B.

M" (lives personal attention to the Sale and Purchase ot'cvcry description of Goods. lilay :I. Itlliti. THOMAS HALL

S NOW l’lilill’rtltl‘l). with the assistance

of the STEAM l'U\\'l£li. to furnish any number of 'I‘IIIIEIIING DIACIIINES.

of the most improved kind.

E. F. 1,131“st new

ESTAIILISILIIEA'T, (noxr noon ro HEB“. sxo soxs') KING SQUARE. CHARLOTTETMM. E. ISLAND. All order

t'nll and See: Jan 7, '69— Iy' _ mm-” fi‘Afi‘”

""AI w. ANDRES, Marble Worker,

MONUMI' 1'0.“ BS. GRAVE- STONES, &t:.. skit.

slailtly on hand.

less price than any other establishment In the Provinces, and pay it ditty besides.

Marble and Freestone

'3 punctualty attended to.

Point l)n Chene, b‘hediac A. ll.

it at linnniais's Book

Iron Turning, Wood do., Curls,

Truck-s, d':c., (I'LL, manufactured, together with zlltot/tor Work in Iris branch 0/ trade Every Machine warranted to do good work.

THOMAS HALL. Summersidc. May 20, lsdti.-— l

T“ "srirerM'c; 16311 'N a / 1 n 1 COMMON bLNSh Fainin Sewing Machine! Full £3 55- 00., AT ' 11A” VIEWS BOOKSTORE, Charlottvtowii. and l'lilSUl-D COUNTY litmh’s’l’olill, Summcrside. June 4. liltitl. _Wi__

"’i‘s‘doii‘”‘&“'§fi0'E ESTABLISHMENT.

‘Ill'l subscriber lit-gs leave to acquaint the inhabitants ol'SUMllll‘liiSilll'; am] the has commenced

1‘1“ k—

'1 country generally, that be his business of litiot at. 1:00

Ch.'l‘os‘n, Aug. l9. will). “or? m D. mum“ “' hm" sunmmrwm’ In“. in the Shop n. at door to U. 0' holds. 1; 1' 1b lbdaBd "r u“ A \V ,\\v|)Rl.;S near the Weshyun Church. lle trusts that. M p" ll 4d a 7d ) r 1 . l r I'ltl .ltul‘s ' by strictnlteulion to business and good work {lotg‘ii‘el'wlh lby carcass, 6-! n. 8d HT... "pill. to give general satisfaction a..d merit it share " 7d it 8d s u v of public patronage. I" w mm! w 11‘“ AM “mu Kb 1 0’ w ii.i.i.\.\i CLARK. l-‘owls ls a Is lid Suminerside, April 22. 18th). 1

bucks each

Flour per 100 lbs l7s it I‘ll: Oatmeal per lot) is- n‘lda Buckwheat Flour. per lb 2d a 25d

ids a 20s

Cndflsh per qulntat lluttcr per In Do. by the tub.

u“ "e lid is 6d Tallow 8d it 9d Emu per dozen 8d a lid Potatoes per bushel V ls (hi I 1'95d

. t. It I lull". 8s a 8s 3d lIsy per ton 60s a 70s lildos pct lb 4d

Sheepskins each fipruco iiourds pe Hemlock "

insist st

BANK OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Corner of Grrat (harm 4‘ King Struts, Charlottetown.

President—lion. DAN]

‘ ll -\Vii.i.iAit CUNDALL. $13012“ l)ays—-,-Mmi;lnysl: 'txiuqun‘ytl

lea—om ILL .. "on" or n“ n . from 2 pm to t p.m.

UNlON BANK. Grafton St. Queen‘s Squaw,

President—Crushes 1'

Tumor—Jun Asosnsor. Esquire. Discount l)sys-'Wednesdsys s Saturdays.

l ens-4mm l0 a. Hours of this it "m" 2 pm w ‘ p m.

BUMMERBIDE Central Strut. Samoan-Ii

President—Jun“ L. Cashier—limit.

Hours of “urine-nail;

.___....

r l00 tt.

llouus. Esq McU. l-luvnr. Discount Days—Tuesdays and l-‘rlda s. Notes for Discount must

o'clock on Discount days.

confii’CiUsn.

KENT STREET. CNIRLOTTETWII. solo»! D. rnsflrnornm‘ron.

ls '.ld it It lid

ltid a Hill ls “I' vs I. Ad

is a is lid is s is 6d a. 6d a ts

r‘ds.

EL Tinnitus. Esquire.

Charlottstaisa

stars, Esquire.

m to ipm..

BANK. de. 1". E. Island Esquire. be in be It

s. m.. to lp.m. 2p .,totp.yn.

went and Transient boarders will 65.32.:me "on" to ire satisfaction.

Auctioneer ti: General Agent, WA'rim stay”. Stiiiiiiist'stitc,- h M "contain. lilio’l‘llElts,

AllC’l‘lONEEflS,

AND Ul-lNIfiltAl. AGENTS. nun BUILDING, - . gonna s'rnssr,

CHARLO‘l'TETCWN. r. or. i" 'WiLLiAM noon,

Commission Merchant, And Auctioneer,

QUEEN SQUARE!

'1‘. dlniitmisisiou

(luxiziu i. Aaiznrs AND

AUCTIONEERS.

SALEslilmM 'ANH (ll-TICK Hand Queen's Wharf, Snmmorside, P. B. I (opposite the Store of W. ’1‘. Hunt a Co.)

April 2. lt'ti‘J. ly

’i’ithiih'iino'i‘iiiins, Sumner! to Thomas Hartford,

aluiiiiiiission filtrihanls

And Gent-rut Agent-s. It «navn suns" wusnr,

SAINT J UllN. N. B.

Faun. S. Iiisros

'iiUN'r,

(Yum. ll. "ANI’OID.

"shuns (locomotion. F L O U R

Commission Merchant,

lo ‘7 Commercial Street Corner of Clinton Street ----- --~—lIUSTON

Ch'tovii. lens is. to .

any. I, limit; I]

..... .1’ Istiii‘lil

Commission Merchants,

JIIIIRLOTTHTO WN - - -7VAI".r'Is'-.VI.HIAND

lcrrhnnls

“FOUNTAIN HOUSE! North side King Square. (next [0 Par/.- llotrl) S’l‘. .loiix, N. B.

JAMES W- THOMPSON, Proprietor-

'l‘lll-Z l'roprictor of the above HOTEL takes

this opportunity to return thanks for the liberal pntruniqi itherto received,pn up”! re'wrcnvunv m ,. .. untususlilllLL t. s , c.

This HOTEL is very pleasantly situated. and commands a view of King fiquare, and other arts of the City. In Idonuectlou with the Hotel, is GOOD S’l'AlildNtl, and ll careful llosllcr in attend- ance. l‘artlcs coming from, l’ruicc Edward island with horses will iiud this establishment the most eoinlortuhle iii the (lily,'iiii<l o per- son a‘wnys at the (furs on their arrival. St. John, Sept. It). iblitl. flaw-ly- . . , .. ' ‘ O Weavmg New England Self-Acting

3AM?) 1.00111; l

IIE Subscriber having procured one of the above LOUMS. is illmflllrrpnri-l in do Custom W HAVING of all kinds. Any AUli' of goods can he done on this Loom. .\ dozen ~ dltl'erent quills can be woven upon the amm- wsrp. Can m-avo a web six feet ten "It'llt'! wide, Cloth double width, and Scmnh-ss flags The bestui‘ work guaranteed. No delay. (tail and see the Loom and specimens of woik. Iteduccd prices for Weaving. DASH-2i. I). CREW,

Near the lliill Shed.

Summerside, July islet. W

morons ' Hlii‘Ei. NO. 9. KING SQl'Ailli.

SzklN'l.‘ J()IIN. N. 1!. ' ‘lll‘lsubsi-riher having thoroughly retitled .I. and enlarged his lltl I‘l-lend sl‘tillil, Is now prepared U‘lll‘l‘llllllllllll:llt' Permanent and Transient Baarders on the Iilost reasonable terms. ‘

ALSOJn eonnn-tionm lllltil’lilti' .Vl'iililn when! every article required for lmimi im-

.I. (‘nAwroiio a. soN. 1!

)

Ii

may ho had.

Sept. l0, llttlit.

Choice Family Groceries! P. 5 Island- "“i‘i‘O’BEifi’fiORDGN,

.llbcrton, . . . . . . . . ..1’. 1'}. Island

REUBEN TUPLIN,

roarsv. UOMETE A BLESSING DOWN.

DY IAIH' FRANCIS TYLEI'.

Not to the oath of dollars. Not to the mini of deeds. Not to the mail of running. Not to the mail of crreilu; Not to the one whose [mitt-lull is for the n'oild's renown, Not in form of fashion Coinvth a blessing down.

Not unto land's expansion. Not to the iuiser'l chest. Set to the princer mansion,

Not to the blazoned crest; Not to the sordid \vorldliug.

Not to the kmn isb clown. Not to the haughty tyrant

Coiuetli a blessing down

Not to the fully-blinded, Not to the steeped in shame. Ni t to tho uirnal-minded. Not to unholy fume ; Not in neglect of duty. Not in the momu'l-b'scrown” Not at the tunilo of beauty, L‘oiueth a blessing down.

[lot to one whose spiiit. Yourns for the great and good ; l'oto the one whose storehouse Yin-bled the hungry tood; Unto the one who Iubonl Fearless of fee or frown; l'ulo the kitidlv‘henrted Cometh it pies-ting dowii. -—Itustou Ailrlrtirrr.

drier t Ellitpl‘illlii’t.

The Village Torment. iir SYLVANUS (:onn, Jtt.

" Get out at this! liar-k you go to tho poor-house! Tell the overseer l‘ll see him Iii-night. sun-i! Ito all! When you are hanged we shall be rid oi you; loi‘ hung- vd you'll surely be i“

And Deacon (lrovergavo the boy a push from his st ' i and slammed the door oi his hous nst him.

'l'om Stearlmg stood a little while and looked back at the closed door. and then wandvrcd away—wainh-redgnll' to a seclud- ed nook among the bushes by illl' road. side. where he sat down and reflected. And this was the picture that uui‘olled it- sell to his memory:

'i‘tmvo Wuulb iliin_lui'1ydial-Ini‘n nl l'lfllIllu

wherein were poverty. broken windows, a tireless hearth. a drunken father suffer- iii". and ruin. lint nothing stood out in relief until he canto to his iiltli year, and then appeared upon the sombre canvas tho aims-house oi Lowlianipton, and the, death-bed ol his widowed mother. Thence the middle distance and the loregronnd were clear mid distinct; but there was no l'l'lill of warm lights or radiant spots. The dark clouds, looming up in the ex« lreino distance. cast it paiulul shadow over the whole picture. and not one gleam of yellow lightuppearcd. The aims-house colored everything. lie had been but a paupvr! At school he Inid been laughed at, and tho cold, cruel thing hail been thrown in his lace. At the age of ten years he had been sent out. to work—had been given to a shoemaker in the village, ——und lu-ro he had hoped the storm oi shame might end. Tom was smart—almost too smart. Quick and litlio as a cat; keen and bright as a or; tough and strong as whipcord; with . substratum of more than ordinary intelligence—ho was not one to submit Iamoly to tho taunts and slurs oi tho more [intimate ones. The result was.——hc was alien in trouhlo. He sought toavcngc his own wrongs. and thus kept himscll In hot water. No one thought oi lilliug him up from his degraded slate. and speaking kindly to him; but his elders kicked him and euil‘cd him, while he Served the saute cause to (host! whom he could handle. 1’: cats ol big boys who came homo with bruised faces and torn garments called 'l‘um Sterling " the villawo tormentcr.“ And very soon every body cattle to call him so.

The shoemaker kept the Torment six

. V . . . qrnhl. luufl ",2; ““1‘531‘1‘15‘3;.E‘flhil-llklieli man—who lholtfiht ho could subdue him. lint, mercy! —-no sooner had the well-meaning smith given the hul one good sound limiting than he found his Torment changed to a young it or; and at the end of a month ho seat h in back Iioiu absolute fear oi his lilo. At lorgth, when Tom was thirteen years old. Dciiooii‘ (irovor took him. thinking with sllrm and steady hand to subdue him. The first piece of iiiloruiation which 'l‘oiu received upon entering the Deacon‘s house hold was, that ho was a hardened wretch, totally depi‘nl't‘tl, and without a particle

ol good in his heart; and upon that basis

the work of subduhig was eoiuiizcneed. When Deacon tlrovui' wecded out the loves lrom among the young and tender vegetables in his garden lie was very care- Inland iaticnt. iiud worked with the ot- most so itude, least. he should unwittineg harm those plants which he wished to nourish; but when he came to the work of weeding tho tart-s out lroln 'l‘om‘s young spirit be hanged, and shook. anti boat. never thinking that them might. perchnnm', be some delicate teudi'ils ol all'vclioli there which were worth the sav- til v.

The good Deacon held tho lines for a vt-ar, and lhcn turned llio boy lroin his door. and told him to go back to the aims-

huusv—lnrned him fortli III we have seen. telling him that [lie world would never be rid oi him until he was hanged.

And this was the picture which Tom Sterling gazed upon in his loin-some re- \t'lll‘. Not a single bright spot!

llaik! Was it an angel th-it touched his memory. and opened a gleaming nook in the dark chamber?

0 'I‘uunnyI—my chlidls—(l! ho a good you l“

long lorgottcn-—snd yet how plainly. was as though the words still sounded In

' Sfifixmersidéffiifiéé Edward “1.1.11.1: Thufsday, Augu5£"'19."1‘869.

months. and then tinned him back into

1

his car—as though he again stood by his

iiiolhcr‘s bed, and felt her arm about his neck. and felt her kiss u] on his check—as thouin ho again gazed in terror and al- irlght upon the scene which they told him was death.

And Tom forgot all save that one stream of light‘lhat one kiss upon the canvass ol Love and (loud-will. And he asked him- sclf.-—-"Shall i go bat-k to the poor- house 1*“ A little while oi meditation. mid he staitcd to his iect.

" Never! never more! There must, be light somewhere, and 1‘” iiud It ii I can !"

litany it long and weary mild trumped the boy in search of light; and at length he found it—loood it in the cut of a poor widow whoso only son, and only child. had gone away to seat. Upon the steps ol that cot ho had sunk down. weary and Iaint. and hungercd. ion! the widow had taken him iii and loved and blessed him.

0! bright and blessed hour! ‘i‘hegeuial warmth oi love permeated that Iainishud soul. and the image oi tho lledceinev was rcilected its from tho lurnuco oi the purifier oi silver.

The boy realized his ignorance, and thirstod tor knowledge. “ Try to be good. and God will bless you !“ llo forgot not the words. nor the lips oi her who spoke them.

lint this was not all. This was not the grei'it shock that had broken the crust oi his iron bondage. 'l‘ht-rc wore other words in his memory: “ When you me himyud we shalt be rid ofyoii ,‘for hunger! you’ll surely be." This was the shock—this the blow that had broken the chain. For the lirsl lime in his life his lierce spirit at antagon- ism had been turned against. the evil geni- us of his lite; and when once he had grasped tho enemy he would not surren- der. As Tom grew older,nud increased In knowledge, he became inspired with the desire to help and to sure just such poor unfortunate walls as he had been in the other years. This he coniniun' 'illctl to the clergyman of the village parish, who gladly gave him assistance. Tom entered the work, and loved it. Every good deed he did swelled his heart bigger and big- ger, and every poor iinloi'lunate he saved gave him strength, and courage and faith.

0 O I 0 0 O D t O l 0 $