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ODE TO OCEAN. Weicoiwwe, bounding ocean,

Welcome, leaping wave; Your glad sparkling motion

Is the joy I crave. Humph ! such pleasant breezes

Shame ‘tis to pollute. Sthoking now cispleases

Hence, you vile cheroot!

O- an, lado e€ \ou; N -ver lL feel so well As when bounding o’er you

With a freshening swell. Dinner? Not at presen! Li is elese below, And the deck’s so pleagant, | Eating [ll forego.

Lo! the white spray flying O'er our vessel sweeps, She, to helm replying, Onward bravely keeps. Every rope grows tauter As the surges spill— randy and hot water? Thank yon, yes, I will.

Welcome, bounding ocean, Welcome, rising gale— less me, I've @ notion That I'm feeling pale. All the folks I see Gazing are my face in— Ilang it! oh, dear me:— Hi, there! Stew—

Household Hints.

CP COLO LPL LL EEE Tre

Sure Cure for Chronic Diarrhea. —Or- ange-peel tea, sweetened with loaf sugar, used for common drink twenty-four or thirty-six hours.

To Cure Chapped Hands.—Instead of washing the hands with soap, emp.oy oat- meal, and, after each washing, take a little dry meal, and rub over the hands, 80 as to ubsorb any moisture.

To Stop Nose-Bleeding.— Press the lip tightly to the jaw with the thumb, held firmly just under and to the right (or left); of the nostr.l. A branch of the facial ar- tery may be felt in this locality, on either vide, and, when the circulation is arrested, the bleeding in the nose stops.

To relieve Neuralgia.—Take two large tablespoontuls of cologne and two tea spoonfuls of fine salt; mix them together in a small bottle. Every time you have ap acute affection of a facial nerve, or neural- via, simply breathe the fumes in your nose from the bottie, and you will be immedi ately relieved.

The best cure for corns and bunions is to have your boots and shoes made to fit your feet, instead of trying to shape your feet to the boots and shoes. ‘Then soak the ex- «, escences in warm water occasionally, cul otf the softened surface, and, in due time, they will be seen no more forever.

Facets and Seraps. LLL LEE LL

4 Baltimore correspon ient writes: ‘A merehant who does not advertise can no wrore succeed than a young lady who does not wear a bustle.”

inasier’s description of ‘a money jender : ‘fle serves you in the pres- evil tense, he lends you in the conditional mood keeps you in the subjunctive, and ruigs you im the future.”

A country schoo!

‘ Carpenter,” said a geatleman finding a jot of nails strewn about the floor, “if you do not pick up these nails they will be lost.” “No fear, sir,” said the man; ‘tyou will lind them all in the bill.”

“Wordsworth,” said Charles Lamb, ‘‘one day told. me he considered Shakespeare grently over- rated. ‘There is an Imimensity trick in all Shakespeare wrote,’ he said, le are taken ny ut. Now, if f hada mind, Lcoul’ write exactly like Shakes- ‘So you see,” proceeded Charles ‘twas only the mind that

Land peo}

peare. Lamb quielly, was wanting.

fhe old Scottish hearers were Very par-

ceular on the subject of their ministers peoaching old sermons. A group olq as observed to be some-

parishioners W 2 om what merry on their way home, The minis- ier asked the cause of this, ‘Indeed, sir, paplied the beadle, “they were saying ye had preached an auld sermon to-day, but | tackjed them, for | tould them it was not an auld sermon, for the minister had preached

jk pot Six months syne.’

ybers are very pote. An as once accosted on a lonely roud by a ruffian. ‘*Sir,” said he, ‘you have my coat on. May ! trouble you for i?” the Eaglhshman drew a_ pistol, and teld the fellow he was mistaken, ***Sir,” said the robber, “1 perceive that | am. Wil! gu do me the honor to communicate your that | may remember it in my pray-

Spanish rol Eoglish@an w

name ers?” a shbrewdish Scoich- wotaan who tried to wean her husband from ihe public house by employing her brother Lo act the part of a yhost and frighten Jobn en bis way home. “What are yon?” said

A story is told ol

German, Music, Singing and Drawing. jt

Satisfaction.

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“St. Peter’s Schools

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August.

Five ‘Teachers sre employed in these Schools, which are’ graded to suit scholars of all ages.

Boys’ School.

The Boys’ School will be under the charge of V. E. Harris, Esq.. ot King’s College. Windsor, and of the Normal School, Truro. Mr. Harris has graduated with honours at King’s College, and also holds a Nova Scotia Public School License of the highest grade. Subjects Taught— (ireek, Latin, French, German, Mathemat- ies. English Branches — History, Arith- metic, &c. In the Boys’ School there are

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Cirls’ School.

Subjects— All English Branches, rench In his School there are three departments,

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ihe guidiman, as ihe apparition rose before him tram behind @ bush. “Tam Auld Nick, ’| was the reply. “Come awa’,” man,” said | Johe, nothing daunted, ‘‘Gies a shake Oo} your haud—It am married tae a_ sister 0 | ‘ our’s.”” | eiume of John Bull will be} je art of slashing exemplified | with extraordinary it and uoparalleled im- pudence by Theodore Hook. he says of Sir Charles Wetherall -— “With a head Pull as lead, roaring lungs of leather all; And a shape Like an ape, Enter Charley Wetheeall, © * ~

Ju anearly V jouad the who

7 When an ass In search of grass Hath run out his tether all , And cannot get A tThorsel yet, }a’s just the type of Wetherall.’

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REDUCED PRICES, White Cottons, Printed Cottons,

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This is vi! Yery Chea [pe

Mens’ and Boys’ Clothing

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Terms Jee Ds : : Weekly: June, $9: July, (810.50: Aug., $12: Sept., $9 - ~~ * **s

HIS NEW HOTEI en ail

nw «4, accommodating about one hundred ¢ i contains, iu addition to the sleepi pivots Minkee hundred and fifty guests, is now open. It ised Realiing. Sencks : . ping apartments, a pumber of Public and Private Parlor ove huadred and forty aiden Netuhe Bee nee enen. Pictu resquely situated on aa Island, Summers ; oo : , io the Bedeque Bay, directly opposite the ri easel celine eee vd ar ae eusured by the insular neeiannl its — oe , e B 2 position in the town Beautif: een ad ; from the Sed - Beautifal views of the harbour are ob ble grounds eee a o- the carriage drive around the Island. The wooded. § ere With walks and drives, the greater part bei | che Mchad Seen ne O88 2 anne with suitable privacy oa Garton en of the. ee the Hote? aii ) ae ot een constracted for the purpose. ~A Ferry Steamer belonging to Shediac and Gictualaeet ne and from Summerside, and will regularly meet all Steamers from and pleasure excursions atch ee available for picnics, fishing and shooting parties 4 . : e° ses, carriages rowing an 20) > on : Families and parties can have coat!guous suites a roca if rec : a apne alway on _—_ res: yg ace ary S, juired, by sending reasonable TERMS :—From $2 to $2.50 per day, according to room

for summer resid@uce. Speeial arrangements can be made

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