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fit ta Silurian.

_ 'l‘no flame-sills! Betsy I’carlls “ Mr. fat sad forty." and animated. Elba Managua to obtain an honest and «com- lbrtabls livin by keeping a small shop Of‘fltotionl’ in the lower part of the oily. also is a spruce old woman. and among other artiolos vomit spruce boar. One evening I customer called for a glass uth beverage, inquiring at the some time ifil \vulvnlw made been

> ‘“ No exclaimsd a Wagglsh bystander. just as rho vas Ibout to apply in the affirmative, “I can assure you ii. is old mold hour."

The wag was seen suddenly to leave the lady‘s premises with a gun flying after him.

Hears Talon—Alma Colfax was a ‘sung man. he and a judge once got to entering one another about trading

horses. and it was agreed that tho next morning at nine o‘clock they should make a trado. the horses to be quIon u p to that hour. and no booking out under it lorfnit- are of twontyativa dollars. At the hour appointed, the judge cams up landing the «arrival-looking specimen of a horse over soon in those parts. In a few minutes Mr. Colfax was seen approaching with a wooden law-horse on his shoulders. Great were the shouts and the laughter of the crowd. and both were greatly in- crcuscd when Mr. Colfax on siirvryingthe Judge's animal, set down his saw-horse and “claimed—5‘\Vcll.judgc, this in the first time I ever got the worst of it in a horse trade."

Near the ville of M—thcrc lived

a farmer, who had engaged a son of the Emerald Isle to work for him. One morn- ing in the spring Pat was sent to burrow a piece of ground. He had not worked long before all the teeth—except. three— came out of the burrow. After a while the farmer came out in the field to see how Pat proceeded, and asked him how he liked harrowing.

" 0h," replied Pat. “ it goes a bit

smoother now since the pegs are out."

A Physician going down State street with a friend of his. said to him :

" Let naravoid that pretty little woman you see there on the left; she knows me and casts on me I look of indignation. I attended her husband—"

" Ah! I understand; you have had the misfortune to dcspntch him."

“ 0n the contrary," replied the Doctor, “ I saved him."

Saida youngster. in high glee, display- ing his purchase to n bosom friend on the sidewalk: ‘ Two cocoanuts for ten cents ! that'll make me sick to-morrow, and I won't have to go to school.,

Lon-“xx DOWN EASIER.-—-A pious old negro, saying grace at a table. not only used to ask a blessing upon his board but he would also petition to have some deficient dish supplied.

One day it was known that Cato was out of potatoes. and suspecting that he would pray for some at dinner, a. wag

providing himself with a small measure

of the vegetables, stole under the win- dow next which stood the table of our colored Christian. Soon Cato drew up a chair and commenced:—

" 0, maul Lord will dow in dy pro- vident. kindness condcsend to brass chery thing before III and be pleased to bestow upon us I few tutors-and all the praise."

(Here the potatoes were dashed upon the table breaking plates and upsetting the mustard pot.)

“ Dem‘s em, 14nd," said Cato look- ing with surprise; “ only just lufl‘ em down a little easier next time."

- ‘ Ah. Mr. Simpkins. we have not chairs enough for company,‘ said a gay wife to her frugal lord. ‘ Plenty of chairs, mad- am.’ he replied“ ‘ but too much company.’

-" I say. boy. is that the fire ?" asked I gentlemIn of I ragged urchin. and pointing to I dense volume of smoke that in inning from the windows of a warehouse. “ No,Iir, that is only the smoke." replied the boy.

A bankrupt was condolcd with the other day for his embarrassment. ‘ Oh, I'm not embarrassed at all,’ said he ; it's

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4 llbls. Coppcrns,

7 do. Bolt Hope. 3 do. spun yarn

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gnaw afton do we sigh for opportu- nitills ofgoodmhllst Wencgleot to improve oponings of Providedoe in littlo things which would l‘rsqunuly laud to the ao- compliahment of most important useful- neu i

It is much cooler to think right with- out doing _ri ht, and to do right without thinking rig t. Just thoughts may, and often do, fail of producing just deeds; butjusl dc'eds are ours to ingot Just thoughts.

That God calls. it in Ilia mercy; that thou coma at His call. it is his mercy;

that thou doatlabor. when thou art oome, lit is llin mercy; and thou art rewarded [for thy labor. it is His mercy.

with most of us, idlrnsss is tho parent not merely of uneasiness, but withal of lrelfulnese, malovoluneo and the whole host ofovil passions. Tho phrase 'ach- ing void,‘ may be ridiculous to those who criticise grammatically. but is true to those who fuel humanly. To supply this void is an object. and moreover a certain effect of a regular and sustained andjudi~ oioua method of self-instruction. The and key is bright. If the steel be wrought up and refined to a high temper. tho cloudiness of the vapor will parish from it almost at tho instant that it is breathed upon it.

A single snowflake—who cares for it ? But I. whole day of snow-flakes, obiitcr. ating the landmarks, drifting over the doors, gathering on the mountain to crush in avalanches—who does not care for that? Prirnto opinion is weak. but. pub- lic opinion is almost omnipotent.

Dunn—No man's spirits were ever hurt by doing his duty; on the contrary. one good action, one temptation resist- cd and overcome, one sacrifice of desire or interest, prrely for conscience sake, will prove a cordial for weak and low spirits, far beyond what either indulgence, or company can do for them.

Is there one minister in ten that dare tell his congregation what he personally thinks of their present condition? Again, does that minister expect any better fate than his congregration?

“ Mangling done hrre," is a sign

known to very many. and we fear that in many of our churches the above words written over the pulpit would not be out of place, from the fact that the whole truth is not brought forth. I Some do first, think afterwards, and re- pcnt forever. Are my wife and my children eating food and wearing clothing got by lies told by me in my business, day after day? When I sit down to my table, does it ever occur to me that all these “ for things " arc the preparations of money that I and my clerks lied for? Do I ever think that the rich man opened his eyes in hell. and that I may one day be doing likewise.

The journal is the bast‘advcrtising medium ant/13 Island.

AT ways“

Ex. “ Zuleika.”

7 HE Subscriber has received by the above

Vessel. from ENGLAND, theiJlowing

GOODS,

which he ofl‘crs It a small advance on COST. for Cash or approved creditw—

74 Cheats 5. half chests congou TEA,

10 Bids. crushed SUGAR,

lcnsks rattison‘s CONFECTION- 3 glues AliY, (assorted)

2 user , ..

WK“. COLEMANS MUSTARD. 2 Cases Coleman's S'I‘ARCII,

8 71!» Tina Gcnuinc Ground GINGER, 8 14 lbs 'l‘ins Do. Do.

56 lbs N utmcga, 80 kegs White Lead. 6 bags Rlcc, 66 kegs coloured I’alnt no kegs Iii-carbonate 4 cooks Linseed oil, Soda. 4 do. Whiting,

e an. Washing Soda. 80 "m Graf- Ploush 2 llbla Currants, Meal"!

6 mm a g C“... Nuts, 60 pieces extra roles to P 2 kegs ltcfl. Saltpctrc, _

sides,

08 Buck Plntcs,

30 was best Scotch lron,(assorted ili" v

82 boxes ’I'obne- -\=')

I do Cream 'l‘artnr,

I do. Blucsmno, i do. Cudbcnr,

I do. Epsom Suits 2000 stout (' .uol’ipes 7 Coils Hemp Rope, _ '2 a a pulp: Bags, assorted slzu 20 w as .,

uoxcs crown Soap. 80 do. Tyson‘s pals do 1 onrk niteet Zinc,

d an 7 lldls. Sleigh Hhoo

Marlin.

10 Calls I" I M- unmila Rope.

vmy creditors that are embarrassed!

‘ min to I lit hairs with my 0 Iii-smut“ logy if hop insists on it,’ said IF iatinguisbed lawyer in I speech at the buy, ' lit thlfflltgn.’ spid the oppo- . 1.3m, pulling I course specimen from his own hood and extending it. " Mu piano the court. I didn't say bristles.

old Bill W—-—-, of Flavsnna County, M... dyln 5 ho was an ignorant man and Iv ' w shod ens. dDr. D—-—.-. an ex. t h Man In I very poor man .211: :ttzndlng him. The old fellow ask: .u for broad: the doctor approached the WI, and in I very mlomn tons. ro- mvksd, ‘My dear fellow. man cannot livo by broad IleaI.‘ ‘ Nm‘ laid the old (allow, sorter reviving. ‘ ho'a 'bloogod to havo I for wepstsblol.’ The subject was dropped. Navvnw—MIMM. may be. Ind is. Icon in Ivory setlcn of life. An elegant manor will "on roadu that bltmut pill which that colour creature Inca la oom- psilod “wallow very nearly as "not as so III-pious. HIT-Int: annual in returning. it is e tut y '0 V as. Juan body mic]. and to (wuumd-lllmnz hush" to hsr poor Iago-luau“ I'll

it

Thu shaming pro-Int

rest: In sir thu ln.,

Steel. .unllla [law-or. 90‘ We! whit” colr’d

fathoms 4‘ inch WWI". 3 Carla Chain cable, 1500 bush. Liverpool 60 futhonu b ln. do: Salt,

200 fathom: I In. do. 600 Bags do. do. 6 Anchors. from I cut 20 do. lino do.. to flcwt. Ill Crews Crockery- n on fins wro't Nails. wars.

4 ac;- n'r Ham nails. 10 dos. Mllk Pam.

6 do: stool polntnj no doz. atono Jugs, ghoul. 82 do: l’ruervo Uroelu

J. L. IIOLMAN. [lead of IIolman‘s wharf }

Great: Reduction IN PRICES.

.Tlllt Subscriber, FOR ONE UONTII. will sell 1):- Good. 5r. Inn-d- wuro, for use I, It roducvd prion.

C. C. GARDINER. Summoning. Jan 1 '89

Aliment coons.

Ul‘l' IIICEIVIID from EOBTON, per Sony. 01. VIVA/WOOD. Cau- HARDWARE. BUCKET! s nuoons. Darrell (lino-van and anpr, Rolls 'l'Alt PAPER. 9 Doro-t lUl'l'IlM} “08159. Plum, 'l'sr. Main and Datum. is than TOMCCO. ’ A ulsmlhi "unmet "ATS, OAI‘D Ind Ill . ll Colin ours. gaunt pug-usgm’l‘u‘mulu. Varnish, Its. all . . . e. y a. noun”.

anatomy...)

as. sarcasm! has list "delved It the Porno o'ruxur oolt no firm-- riomcnr Mona. par Am Mon from London. bosidosa hian and We) Irwrtsd Swell M ltomrs. Burronuur. (0.. I grant v‘nmty of FANCY Goons. am. which also otters I: utrsmsiy low prion/er Cash 14-

I‘Uul'o. l’oakat Foals Ladlve' “annular. Cami psalms. and ling smelling nan. t'nuvnouavl Amt i. on . (Ilnrto, and small. UAnnGnsas in ‘o issshs , arlanmnd Lsnlbsr. Wunll nuns, alt III Bones, ladle nooks and

(him.

will??? "it"? In I r u Nail Shaving In a H nms «noon. ,

Comm. Iforn aild Rubber Dru-ln.. and Paint roamr Damn llllrmrs Bpaotnoln and Reading mum syuataalc Cans It." llullars maraosoopu and llldu Kirsrnhnmolarsd C m u

or eons n onus is Kglttln; an Nattln Pins and Result", Cranhd Hooks. 'I‘Illlng ltultlos. llaok a “bite l'lns. Ilnlr Pins Nbedloa. to. . Baarr I'lns. Watch Keys. silk Guards, Gilt Locan Bolus—Pearl. Crystal, Chalk. lltaelr, Gold I sent

out, and Colorod Paporllan lambra orb.

onuy

Bellman—flair Cutlln Lacs. Embroidery. tinny Work lax. no a. hole, F ownr, Grnpa, Nail. he. Sail good quality) Kmvos— an and Paolot. llrsau. 'eletto, Pruning. and Erasing; Chlldrun‘s Knives, Forks, Bpnonl Run" and (mono Corkscrew. Nun-.rIokm. Twnsam. Kay Rlnfs, In 'I‘ovs.-l)ollu. Will it, Tops Watches. Jaws} urns. Mouth Organs one: Marbles In. Crlckot Bats and l'lulls. Trout liooh rand rllol Bows and Arrows “'ALKINO drinks and Carrol, plnla Ind runny Flsxilllo Rulnrs, for Artists. llooltkoopsrr, to. \Vntsr Walla for Copying l'rouos I'oula a slam Dnmporl India nbber luttlo Cork: Twines. l-‘ly Papers ulycsrius, Honey, and Brown Windsor 50A".

Its. to. In.

Ansop I quantity of

WRAPPING PAPER, various qualities and all“. Prince Street, July, 1808.

FOR SALE l 10

CA DDI ES TOBACCO. VERY LOW

70 Sides Neal's LEATHER. CHAIN for Mud Diggers, Sill-LIVES. different sites.

FOR CASH.

A. P. MILLS, ' Britislrd’t American Home, Sulnmerelds, Jan 21 , '69

COD OIL. On Hand and for sale CHEAP, Wholesan & Retail.

Barrels Cod Oil. T. B. IIALL.

Summerslde, Nov 6, ’68

RIELLY'S FRINGE flflllNTY

TOBAGGO FAGTDRV

has been

Removed to Waer Strce,

To the Store lutcly occupied by Mr. Gannon Cnann, Harness Maker, in the House of Mr. Goonon O'NEILL, \vhcrc

Tobacco of all Kinds,

Twist, Flat and Natural Leaf, Will

be kept constantly on hand, and sold at

Lower Prices than ever!

pg?" People from the country will find it to their advantage to call before purchasing

elsewhere. PATRICK REILLY, Proprietor.

Summer-ids. July 23, '68 .

New England golf-Acting

J asst what every Farmer Requires \ ILL none from 15 to 80 yards per day. Any style of goods required.

A dozen difl'urcnt twill can be woven upon the same warp. Also

Seamless Bugs,

AW!) CLOTH, DOUBLE-WIDTH.

Can weave a web six fleet ten inches wide. Also. winds its own quills; and while it weaves one quill it winds another.

Can -‘ be folded together and taken throuM mon door with tho wobb im .1. 1 " film,“ operation is porfonncd by- l J m “‘0 ° crank. and can he gigging“; ""3 1:2);‘3' (xlllL ton or twelvr in” urns”.

S. WELLS & CO.,

1 .nts, No.1l3, Federal Strcot, k°fig?;""5ui Alan Agents for the Latin 1" 1- IUEL'URT FAMILY KNITTING MA- oIIINli. (Send for a Ull’cllllll'). October 22, 'tifl. tf

STOVES, STOVES.

I havcjust received from ALBANY, per Schr. Golden liuls. a largo and varied assortment of S’I‘OVES, consisting of Cooking Stoves for wood. Cooking Stoves for coal, Parlor Stoves for wood & coal, Bed Room Stoves, Hall Stoves. Shop & Office Stoves. Stoves for Churches and School llouaoa.

Waterloo Cook, Stoves.

I HAVE just rooolvsd an assortment of the colchratod

Waterloo Cook Stoves,

()ne of tho but descriptions of Cook Stove llotv in nu. Htovc Plpo ofIllIlus constantly

I ll. °" "m o. acorns. October 20, 190.. El

'l‘o Tenants upon Town-tun No.1! 7 HETENANTB upon that portlon of Town- ablp No. ll, formerly owned by tho ltllc urn Mary Stuart. ol Charlottatown. don coma, and since by the undersigned. In new auction with In demand slum. Mary and

lion lus- Iro knob; notlllod that tho foo simple of the ads "warmly hold by than. be!" new slain-iv y varied to bar. rho A NI is out norlud to noole the root: In- (train. HIGI’BMM. Tho MVWII and usuotivt ’l‘emu. Ibo" refund to In Mushy outlast that 'l‘licopnilal Ito-In. 13-1..“ duly author- lud to reocle the not and Irmn or real In

do». “u IAIOARIT RTIWAM'. thsylnttolovn. Nouner It. 13M. _

Notice.

General Apr

r 4!! ,. A, . .- [Mill SALES. WWW Freehold Form for Solo 1 ' ‘llll outnumber one" for his so uses of LANDI- Lot l7. resending mm the hinklrttrr float! to tho than, about ll miles

west of Summer-ills. This voloIblo property pour nu tho unusual advantages of I know

nndIllAllN no it 40 feet. Tenn: IlbIrnl.

For further particulars apply to the null-cribs.-

in C1 rletlvluwn. "' wn. LOCKERBY. Charlottetown, itch. I. team-on

Lots For Salol

Few WATER LOTS. cast of Mom lllsAu'I was“, and a few out of HIM znls Wm r in summation. for Sale, with first right ofgrant to channol,

-ALSO- A few Building Lots, with admirable view of Harbor. 'l‘cl'ml only. For plan, Lo. apply to CHARLES GREEN. Hummersidc, Jnn'y. 4, 1869. if

Freehold Farmdbr Sale!

7 IIE subscriber ofl'cra for solo tho FARM now in the occupation ofGllbert Gallant, in Cuseumpec Village, a short distance from Mill River Bridge. containing about 100 Icrcs,, 60 of which front on the Main Post. Iload, leadin to Alberton, and the remaining 50 acres routing 20 chains on the Mill Road, near muucl mud and s‘en manure. Well sit- uatul for a farm, tavern or mechanic.

Terms liberal. For further Information ap-

ply to GEORGE W. HOWLAN Cnscumpec, Nov 4, '66.

Valuable Pr0perty

FOR SALE IN SUMMERSIDE !! l

0 LET, or FOR SALE, by private con-

tract, that valuable property, opposite tho Suuimersidc Bank, and 2 doors westfrom the Journal Oflicc, fronting on CEN'I‘IIL,nnd running back to St. STEPHEN Street, in Summorsidc. formerly occupied by Mr. 8. W. CLARKE, ass Mercantile Establishment. The building is (:0 x 27 feet. There is I commodious SIIOP, 25 x27, It.) feat 'posl. fitted up with the latest improvements; and is well-adapted for a general Retail Business. The remainder nf’thc lutvcr tint and the second storey is comfortably fitted up, and would suit for two tenements. ’I‘ho [louse is nearly new. comfortably finished, and in first rate repair. There is a stable and small warehouse on the prrmiscs. For further particulars apply to

I‘IIOMAS B. HALL

Summersidc. May 19. I868.

Who wants Mussel Mud ?

4 Oil SALE on the Subscrlbcn’ premises, I NEW HOUSE, lid x 2}, with n. Kitch- on attached, Ill 3: 18, finished outside, with TWO ACRES OF LAND. fronting on the Main Post Road. This is a desirable stand for a Blacksmith or Merchant, and being in the immediate vicinity of that grnni fertilizer. More“. Mon. and an excellent Shipping place. an active, enterprising man will find this I desirable place for business. \VILLIAM HARDY. Cnacompcc Village. Lot 6. 1869.—4iu‘

VALUABLE

MILL PROPERTY

FOR SALE 1

HE subscriber ofl‘cn fiir sale all that.

Valuable MILL PROPERTY now occu- pied by him, situated in Monraosa, Kildurc, Lot 3; consisting of—

1 Grist Mill, 1 Saw Mll, . 1 Sitinch If.) The above Mills are all lnfiaeifim work. ing order, and have _ Yv-l ‘3‘...“ an “annual

ofvvatcr. ’I‘h 1" ; are situated in I flourishing ‘Pl‘h'm'lh/Ifil’rooelvo n largo share of pub-

EWnugc. Also, 15 acres of Land,

surrounding the Mills—on which are n good pwelllng House. n Barn and other outbuild- “13'.

Any person wishan to purchase such a Property as the above. would do well to ln- sch-tlit at an early date.

Terms liberal. and maths knownon applica- tion to the owner.

GEO. M. CLARK. Montroso P.0. . Jan HUGO—if

FBEEHOLD FARM l

‘IIE subscriber offers FOR SALE that VALUAULE FltEEIlOLI) FARM od- ioinlngthr Farm of Mr Stephen Sun' 3, on BEACH POINT, Lot 11. containing llll acres of land. 60 of which arc cleared and In a good state of cultlvotlon; the balance is covered with wood. It fronts on the shoro. and has 6 ucrca of excellent marsh. There is an abundance ot'MtIsscl Mud near the farm, and a wharf for shipping only two hundred yards from it. The abova Farm ls pleasantly situated, and II only ll miles front Snmmcrslda by water and about I! by land.‘ It can ho Impacted, any time and full particulars made known on application to Mr. Stcplion Strung, Down Point. or to tho owner at. Summer-hie. I BOLOMON S'l‘IlANG. o. 11. was. If

FOR SALE, 0n Township 16. mar Auld‘a Mills.

A Frochold Farm. consisting of M Acron night are undm- cultivation. and the remainder oovcrcd with hard and soft wood. There is I good Brook on it. and it ll

nonrageed Inn-Isl bank. A iy to JAiVl‘lltl GREEN. Llnltlotler Road. Lot 11. Nov to. 'ss.—tr

LEASEHOLD FARM FOR SALE.

HR Subscriber uflbu for Sale hla valunhls Leasehold Property, nun-lulu u! 200 Amt of Land. situated in New Vll no. but Ill, four miles from Bummorsldc. trout!" In Richmond Burt about ill) Acm are cleared and in I blah mu of cultivation, Ind tho n- msindsr is covered out: (can!!! . Also I valushla insult cutting about 95 ' out of Ila annually. Time is on the Pumlul I Dual . inn Ilottu II by to, I [and liars, M by to. and I good well of water vlt do I few yards of the door. It Is veil wound and com vanlsnl fin- pulurlo . Thorn Is abundance of Mosul unit with it too ymls oftba alters. any quantity than“ and Minor marten.

l‘ov further particulars apply to this Glue.

Sunnnorsldc, Dc