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ceive monies and give receipts,ou our account :, Chmdulizio’wn-W. l-i. Dawson, Tish; ' llcnry llnrvie, I-qu.

. Cmbreut'lls—Major Wright, Esq ‘

- Upper Unique—Wm. U. Strung, Esq j'ryou—Deorge Mutton, Esq ; crapaml—(fhurlen Collit.| St. Eleanar's—“IKT. ilunt £2 Co Hiawatha—Joseph B. Perry.

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. New London—Pidgin!“ & Stewart Stanley Bridge—George IL. Garrett- Malpeqnc: ). d. 1’. hlcNutt

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Mr. 'l‘umus (iolumu, of Eicwcnstle. NJ}.

is our Agent for that place

inserted at moderate rates anti in good style.

Sl-ECML Aourztzuiixrs may be made on reasonable terms for a. whole, a hall’, or quar- ter column, or by the year. ‘

‘JOB PR INTI N G ol' every description, performed with neatncss and despateb, and at.utoderate rates, It the .Iol’IINAL Utilce

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Summersitle Markets. St: lilillslllli, May 2, 26137. Oats per bush - - 4 - - - - - ‘1: Na 25 6d Barley per bush - - - 3s a 351M Potatoes per bush — ls tbl it its 'I‘uruips per bmh - - Is u 1s 3d Butter per lh by ab - - Is a is ld Lard per lb - - Ild a llhl Tallow per lb. till a 10d Eggs per do: dd u_sll lleget‘perlb - - td a tul Mutton per lb :hl a ~ld l’ork per lb by on lld u Md Geese each - - - - is lid a Is '.l.l Flour per hbl» - - - - - 50s) a do: Oatmeal per cwl. - I424 a [on lluy per 'I‘un - ~ - alts a 60s

Straw per rwt. - - ls o‘d Pill” Ilmrds - - - - - 10s Snruce Dual‘dn - - - - - - - - - --- - ~ls a 55

- . ' . 7 . . - Quinn“... hauls). DANII 0F I’IIINCIQ EDWARD ISLARI). COI'IICI'JJj Queen .5- ll’uter $13.; Climlotlclou'n President—lion. 'I‘uuuxs ll. IIAVIIANI), Cushier—Wuuuan (Inxbum, l'isquirc. Discount llays-Ilomlaysa‘; 'l‘hursdays. Hours of Business—Pom I'll mm. to l p.m. from 2 pm to 4 p.m.

UNION IIANII.

(Iroflau SL, Queen's Spline, Clutrlullclown I‘resident—(‘utnhna I’.\I..\tr:u. Esquire. Cushicrwdunt Asnnusox, Esquire.

Discount l).iys—.\lmulays, \\'cdnesday.~l, and Saturdays. Hours of Business~From l0 u.m to l p m., from 2 p.m to «I p m, SUMMl-lltb‘llll') HANK.

C’antrul Strut. .‘lummerst‘de, 1’. I:‘.’ Island. President—lion. Jonu It. (‘rAnnmmn Cashicr— E. L. eraun, Esquire Discount Days—’l‘ucsdays and Fridays. Note.- t'ur'7 Discount must be in before ll

o‘clock on Discount days. Hours of llx‘.aw.u»—-lo a. m., to l p. in.. from ‘2 p. m., to t p. m.

GEORG I‘} ALLEY , RABBI STER AND Attorne y-at-Law , Noranv rumac. the. Teleyraph liuildinyr. ll’ulcr b‘h'ccl. Charlottetown. ------------------- --P. E. Islam—d.

WILLIAM M. lIUWln‘,

Attorney-at-Law AND sonny PUBLIC,

S'r. Ennltnon‘s................l'. E. lemma. THOMAS _ KELLY, Barrister - at - Law

um v' - NOTARY PUBLIC. kc. SUMMEIII‘PIIH‘}, - - - I’. E. ISLAND. hug. 9. 1866 ‘ly “ FRANCIS LONUWOII‘I‘H, flAllRISTER AND ATTORNE l'—A T-LA ll’ K1” (Mice—PAVILION IIOTEL. (next door to the lion. Joseph llensiey'a.) annLor'rs'rown - - - r. iutnu. Jan. 17, “(57. 1y

Motlhgmcrimn 331ml, .

KENT STREEI’, GHAIIIOTTETOWW JQHN MURPHY, PROI’ItIl-l’l'OIt. Purim pt‘vmlul‘ Transient Boarders will find you ,accotu'madntign. , , ‘ , good Stables In connectlnn with the. Horn», on n earet‘u Ilostler alwayun attendance. ‘ Ch'town’. ‘eb. II, 1867. if ,

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Commission merchants, ’ ,. MONTREAL, - —— —- —— c.

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'Thu most o'aret‘ul attention given to the execution of ordom for Flour, (train, bleeds, Provisions. Leather, .Ili-lcs. L'uul Oil. and 'enernl Mcrchandlze. Freight: securcd and

nsurauccs effected at lowest current rates.‘

i Merchants in the Lower Provinces will find it to their interest to tbrward their orders for Floor to us for execution, as an uXIL‘n-‘HVC acquaintance with Western Millers, and its Agilnt's for some ai'tho most popular lirauds in Cdnada, we can with safety assure them of every satisfaction. '

Iteniittanccs against orders when not other- wise provided for. may be ntudujwith Stirling EXrbauge, or Gold Drafts on' New York. Drails on New York being worth, usually and to n A per cent more tlmn on Boston.

Every information as to the state oftho

market, present and prospective, given when required. . ' Consigmtlentu of Fish. Cod Oil. 620., care- fully realized, and returns made with the utmost promptitude, or applied according to the wish of consigttdrs.

Charges only made for actual disbursements ~nnd uuumissions not over those of responsible “nurses in the. line. Uuquestiolutble rot’crnces given when required. fl IIIIIKWOOI), LIVINGSTOSE & C0. 50:! St. Paul Street.

Montreal, 0. E."

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J tunes. Greenongh F L O U R

Commission Merchant.

No 47 Commercial Street LEI-per fit‘flhitou Struct- - - ~ :Ilgs'l‘ON. '1‘ IIOM AS ll Al ’ FL) III), AUCTIONEER AND Commission Merchant, ST. JOHN. N. B. Nov I. IS“?- - C. L. RICHARDS,

’ Importer and Wholesale ruler in

£111 .11 it Jorrimtthrqcrrun 4, North \Vharl,

ST. JOHN. NEW BRUNSWICK.

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Potatoes, Apples, Onions,

,fliurcigu & Quincsstic Julius, tiraulmrrles, lleauu. Green & Dried Apples

Stalls 107 and 100. and Cellar No. l'.l, Fancuil Ilall Market

SUI'TII SID/2' BOSTON.

l‘trchibald McKay.

MONC'I'ON. N. ll, cowruacrou asn Mil-INT iron ’I‘Ill-i UllAbh} AND sun or

Ships Timber. Masts. Plank, House Frames,

and LIlMlll-Ill. ofull dimensions and ties- eriplious.

5:? Orders for early shipment will re- ‘ prompt.attention. Felt. ll, I367.

JOIIN ANDRI‘HV MACDONALD, Importer of Dry Goods, Hardware, Crockeryvarc, Groceries, stoves, Furniture, the. &c. Smmncrslde, - - - - - - - - - I’. E. Island. DAVID lil-Jlt’l‘ltAll, Saddle and Ilaruess Maker,

Water Street . . . . . Summersidc. (lctobcr 12. was.

I) M-.— WILLIAM BEAIRSTO, Commissmn Merchant,

Auctioneer d5 General Agent,

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Dealer

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iu_ Flour, Groceries, and ‘ Dry Goods. Water Street . . . . Summeruide. “'ILLIAAI DODI). 1 Commission Merchant, r

And. “Auctioneer,

uurnn socans, ,_ CIIARLOTTHTI) WN - - - P. E. ISLAND

oaavnm. anorunns, AUCTIONEERS,

Commission Merchants,

And General Agents, , mutt, nottnlno, quarts srann'r. Charlottetowth 1 1,,- - P. E. Inland

urn. P-ItitlE, Physician 8a ' “Surgeon.

pOi‘noto-oAMhe Sumtnmunr: Darn Hrnhn.

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‘roscsrnudrthu siiukcat. green. and blue

l _ next door to llutlk, Central Street! SIUUI‘ERSIDI'J. . r. . . '. P. EVISLJND. October 13, 1885. ' . ,

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. THE HOOD WIFE. It‘is just‘ns you say, uc ghbnur Green. A treasure indeed Is my with - Sui-It another for hustle and work I never have seen my life . But then she keeps every one else As busy as birds on the wing: There is never a moment for rest. She is such a litiger thing.

, She makes the best bread in the town, llerpies are a pcrloct delight, Ilcr coti'ee a rich golden brown, Ilcr crullers and puddings just right. But then while I eat them she tells , OI the care and the worry they bring Of the tmujtyr-likc tell she endures— '. 0h, she's such a IItIgL‘Iy thing!

My house is as neat as a pin. You should see how the door handle shines. And all of the soft-cushioned chairs , And nicely-swept carpets are mine. » But then sheso trots at the dust, " At’n' fly, at a straw. at a string; That I stay out of doors all I can, She is such a fltlgcty thing.

She doctors the neighbour-arch. yes. I It' a. child has the measles or croup. She is there wiyh her millions and squills, Iler dainty u'tade gruels and suup. But then she l‘tslsls on her sight To physio my blood in the spring; V And she takes the whole charge ot‘luy bile— 0h, she is such fldgety thiugl

She knits all my stockings herself,

My shirts are bleached white as the snow; My old clothes look better titan new,

but daily more thremlhare they grow. But then it'n morsel ol‘ lint

Ur dust on my trowscru should cling, I'm sure ot'u sermon at least,

She is such a tidgety thing.

You have heard oi'a spirit so meek, So meek that it never opposes, Its own it dares never to speak— Alus! I am nweker than Moses. llut then I mu not reconciled The subordinate music to sing; I submit to get rid oi‘a row, She is such a lidgcty thing.

It'sjust as you say, neighbour Green, 'A treasure to Inc has been given; But sometimes I I‘ain would be glad To lay up my treasure in heaven. But then every life has its cross's Most pleasures on earth have their-sting; She's a treasure, I know, neighbour tlrccn, But she’s such a ildgcty thing.

firlrrt Elliot'uturr.

White Mountains.

nt’ CLARA .tcuus'rx.

A'MOs‘r everybody has took a tower thi: summer; mid I've been and took one too. I dunno but what I‘ve as good a right to as any other individual. I don‘t owu no- body not hing, except Jim ll-msou, the tin pedlar. lor a strainer; and I‘ve got mure‘n rags cultll‘ to settle \\‘Illl him—or shall have when I cut up (Tulcb’s cotton namiil shirts; and then I owe ’I‘im (Ion-It‘s wile three. cents for grilling: me. a pound of sal~ evalus and not making the change.

I could pay her now just as well as not if she‘d only take a silt-d pnst' Ir Limp; but sho don‘t takostamps iiu‘ i1 1' the pust- oiliee will bustup. Miss (lorch Is the most eatttinnest woman that ever you st

I‘ve had a hard smmncr's work ol it! no mistake! ll. mach my back ache to think ol it. l’ccd has been so poor on account ol‘ the dry Weather. that. tinl cows has worked thirselvcs clean into skillituua a keeping from starving, and haiut. giro m- Iuilk worth mcushuuiug.

llutter has been so s-keeroe. and high. that I‘ve l't. t. as il it was a sin to use it common; and I hainl: allOwed o olks uo‘ne seusu last July. To be, slull' allns have butter on the table—alplutcl‘ul on it; but ll‘nnybndy goes lottoltech ol‘ it, ljcst. trend on their toes,,uud give cm a look that stops pursucdiu out once.

One. platelul has i. . ed as all summer. [believe it‘s gluing :l lot-tic strong now; but it‘ll have to do this month out, I guess.

Along. in June. sometime. Samucl White he went up in the White Mountains: :md when he got. back. he had mbrcto tell than anybody that had been to the North Pole need to have bad. All that he hadn‘t sued wouldn‘t palrl tor looking at it. '

lIe sot me into a tilt to go and see let myself. _ i ' l

I spoke to llctsey Jane, my oldest. about it. but. she only turned up her nose. aml scd I‘d better stay at home. Betsey is an uwl‘ul hand to gud about herscli, but she's never willing for me to stir Ulllaltlu the. threshold. She‘s uleard she shall have to wash tho dishes. I never seed anybody quite so alcard ol' ailing their hands as shu Is. She takes a. sight oi pains with ’cm, and does ‘om up in tattered raga every at he ol‘ her lite. to keep ‘em sn’tmdh.

ot us itlmppuns, Ihaint. under Ilerscy Juno‘s govurnmcnt yet. so I made. all mv pcpporatinns just as if ’she was tickled ti; death with the ideo ol my going.

The first ol‘ August I sold tau cheeses. that come to It lectle, rising seventy-live dollars. ’

I went to Dover rite. pt't‘ and bought me a scarlet merino guwud—a yallcrrattln bonhil. triIm-d'wilh blue. and lulock-eoloro-I

shawl that ever you s it eyeson to.

I got me some new [also hair—tor. just between you am] me, mine is so thin I can‘t. do much oi anything with it; and then .1 gen "out." to roll It over. 30's to make me look like agirl. .. ‘ .i‘

Altor I‘d got. dctarmiued on . but. I Went omrmnd asked nullt Peg: y lites in go with me. She sod slm‘d Illa to only she dassunt go in: the rail-aoad.=for'she should ntttngly expect it to blow up and

it !-—And as for a steamboat. it would be slnt'ul to tempt Providence by gluing into one. at them cuntrivanccs oi Satan. Aunt Peggy is a. lcctlc pecooliar in her blues. but. a nice woman for all that.

So I told bur to fix herself to start in lwu days, and we'd go with the old mare. She's nigh onto seventeen years old—the mare is—aud haint had nothing but out- struw to eat this summer; but she’s spunky as a cult, it“ you just tech her with the whip. I

I got some new shafts put into the wag- gmt—~tlic old ones has been tied up with shoe-strings this two years. and we I Mscut step ontotmi; and I took my green tiunuil quilted peticoat and cushioned the Seat. and put a braided rug into the bottom for our lcct to set on, and my. red and blue calico comfortable to take up in from ol' us cold mornings. A

We had considerable buggnge; but then it; takes a good deal for t'omuh-s that pur- teuds to be ladies. I had a trunk. thrcc

bandbov , a oapbox, a carpet-bug lull ol ginger-u l ad, an muhrillel‘. ll. pat‘xtsnl. tI

poulmu are to lead the boss with, a spare shawl. a bottle of liucmuent. in case I should he took with tho newrollugy, and a clothes line. to tie the old mare with.

Aunt H. she lmd two bantlbuxcs, a. valhet , . sutt‘hol ul‘tm'novcrs. a sugar- box ol' I oughuuts, a six quart pail lull ol pickles, two baskets lull ol' apples. and Bounce, hm- dmr.

I objected to rher ket‘ryiug the dog; but she add she .vouldu‘t be svpiratml from him Im‘ no money! She couldn‘t go to slec l u‘nig'hls without Ilouucu on llvl‘ l'cct.

’I‘ n- lirst day we travelled six milcs..uunl hauled up by the road for It, airs. ()nc ccnd ill“ tho wuggnu-scat broke, down, but I put. the pail oi pickles on top ol. the sugar—box. and stuck them under-the seat, and made it all right.

The. next day we did better. We went c'cumnost twenty miles. I held [her-ribs and Aunt Peggy she did the \valloping withth whip —:md the old mare went like a Imus. Lots nl lolks bauler‘d an: to stvop hm~ llul I told 't-tu I hadn‘t no time to t:il| with ‘cm I was bound for the Whirc Mountains.

Aunt Peg. "y had the worst ol' it. llcr arm was so lame. alter a. day or two, that she couldn‘t skcereely git it to her hcad.

At the ceud ol'livc. days we got in sight ol' the mountains, and stopped at a small house, rite. in under a mountain. aml clust' to quite a smart little pond ol' watciz—Jl‘hc grandest plat-c. tn rai-e geese and ducks up then: that ever u.- !

I was pretty muelr tuckcred out, and asked to be showed to my room rite oll'.—- Four tow-headed children. lighting for the one taller-dip that lit the way, led oll' —Aunt I‘cg‘g‘y she couldn't get into the room tlll ulh-r I w 9 'l-Imtl. it was so small —so she staid untsid had let me go in lust. 'I‘hedoor to it was uli'l'rom the hinges. and I told lho young.r ones to set it up close. and put a cheer ag inst it. Natcrly. I ov- pectcd they‘d obo inc—so I went. to luk- in;r till my hair and pulling: out my " rat." when I lu-crd a giggling jest. outside, and on lookiugat.thedoor, I seed that itdidn‘r Shot by as much as two inches. and that too was full ot eyes peepingiu at me.

“Mother! mother!“ called one ol’ the boys; “this woman is a peelingherb-"adl Quick! (Illll‘kl only see her!"

I was mad. and alone I thought ol‘anv- thing about the condition ol the donr,‘l grabbed hold ol' it to open it, and down it went bung into the Iloor, knot-kingr ot'el' live children, two cheers, :1 cat. a table, lull ol cl'ncltt'l‘y, a pole ol' chickens that was a roosting in the kitckeu, and nigh about standing: all creation.

I:l|)ullc|';:i>‘ml m well as I could, and explained to the. lolks that I warn‘t used to oudrcs. r1: Indore so many spcrlators and they H at the children ull'to bed.

I was real tmu'tilied. For a \vidch' woman that. may think ol ma . In: agriu smne time. to be kutehed a taking oll' hel’ lalst- hair Ibul everybody thinks is her own nalral locks ' too bad.

llmrsumuvt-r, I cmul‘ovted myscll up with the blue [but there. uriut no unmarried men > lmll the butt When I finished with g. I lump; my clothes but at the window to make mum l‘or aunt Peggy In cami: in ; and a hall'houral'lerward we were within the arms nt‘ Murphus.

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We st led curly the next morning and by dri a); the old mare hard, we managed

to gel to the (Ilcu ill-use about dark. That is a nice tavern at the I'm-t ol' Mount ll':tsliii|;:tull.

'I‘hcr. was a black bearelmiued lu trout ol‘ it. to prevent. people Irom t'ol)|nilt;,r thc l'luthcslim-s and hen-houses. llolnlce lu- ih-w rite :u the bear; but :irter hc‘d lost a mouthful ol hair and skin. he was glad to come, back :tud behave himself.

1 melted the landlord it he put us up He SI‘II ho was sorry. but be, u s lhll. I asked him il‘ he. couldn‘t give as :t bed on the floor. He ‘t'lI it w: out of the dues» that. Then liked him il‘ I couldn't roost sunu‘wlmres. llu M'I‘ult‘ln'tl his head a miunit. and sad \vemight have the dining- I’oom iubh'.

III.‘ lild utl' tl will mare. and we went into the house. The tluors everywhere was kivercd with pcoplu, wrapper up in shawls, blankets, and (sotnlbrtablcs, null snoring like all pn‘ > vascd. ,

W:-u-utuursuppetghlid (ha-n I got. the cmnlortablu and tho braided rug out ol' the waggon. and by the help oi a «in-m- wn hoisted ourselvos on to me table and turned in. I non got to sleep, and dreamed that pt. Chamberlain \\':l.-| try- iugtu kissm . md iu IIlt' sklrnnnagu I thrashed over, and oil' I rolled rite onto :1 lat man who was a laying close by tlw table. snoriu'nr loud cuutl‘ to spill the uni- vmli. '