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underside fictional. '

AND WESTERN PIONEER.

E,ANDNEWS,

Vol. 2.

Summerside, Prince Edward Island, Thursday, September 5, 1867.

,No.' 48.

THE

Summerside Journal

is PRINTED AND runusuitt) nvuuir THURSDAY EVENING, By JOSEPH BERTRAM

AT “13 OFFICE, CENTRAL STREET.

T E R M S : I copy for one year, in advance, Ga. M. y halt‘advance, 7:. (id.

at the end of year its. Persons getting up owns of TEN Subscribers will be entitled to tho Joumuti. for oneyear' Mr. Tiiouu Gannon, of Newcastle,N.B. I our Agent for that place

_ ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at moderate rates and in good style.

SPECIAL AGREEMENTS may be ninde nu flllonuble terms for a whole, a half, or quar- ter column, or by the year.

JOB PRINTIAG

ofovery description, perforated wuh ucatnes.» and despattzh. and at moderate rates,

Summerside Markets. Sunnuusuin, August 28, “130.7,

OutspcrbuBII-U"""' ‘2st a2ch

Barley per btisli - - - - - - - - - 39 u 35 Cd Potatoes per bush - - ~ - - - - 2su 2s 3-1 Turnip: per bush - o - - - - - - - - Is a Is 3d Butter per 1b by 'I‘ub - - - - - - - - 10d u 1.~ Lard per lb - - - - - - - ~ - - In] it Ithl Talluw per lb. - - - lid :1 10d Eggs per doz - - - 6d a 7d - V - 4d a (id

Boot‘perlb - - - Mutton per lb - - - - - - Pork porlb by carcass Geese each - - — - - — - ~ Flour per bliI - Oatmeal per cvrt. IIity per 'I‘on -

4d a t'ul

3d a lid I non

1105 it this

- 185 a 20s

- - tiUs « 70s

Straw per cwt. - - - ls lid

l'ine Boards - - - - it):

Spruce Iloartls - - - - - - - — - - 15 n 53 Charlottetown Marlo ts.

AUGllrl’I' 3t), 1567. Cd II 9.1

Bet-f (small) - -

Do. by quarter - - - - 3d a lid Mutton - - - - «Id :1 7d Butter - - - - 9d a ltld Do. by tub - - - none Liuubper lli. - - - 3“ a tld ( licesu - - - - «Id it ill Tallow - - - 4 9d a 10d Lard - - - - 8d a 9d I-‘lour 1h. - ’ - - 85d a tlltl Oatmeal 100 lb. - - lTsii18~ Eggs - - - - h‘d a 10.1 I'otutoes - - - 2» 9d a 3.» Tarnips - - - -

Btu-Icy - - - - Is a 5s Oats - - - 23 on

Boards (Ileiiilock) - - _ Spruce - -

I'ine - - - - Shingles ~ — - 12.. it 15» \Vool - - - - Is a 1a 51.: Hay - - - - 55¢ a “5‘ Straw cwt. - - - ls (id a 2: Ilomespun - - - (is lid a ti- Sheepskins - - - 9d a Is (Tult'skin lb. - - - - 5d a 24

— - ll

Ilidcs lb. - - - M

attention ulnttlr. RANK ()1-‘ I'Illi‘x't‘ltl EDWARD ISLAND Corn" of Queen ,1- ll'atn' SAL, CiialluNe/uu'n President-lion. IlANII-J. ItitnNAN. Cashier—Winnun Common, Esquire. Dilcount Days—Mondays tin Thursdays.

Hours of Business—Font10a.m.tol p.lll. from 2 p.in tn 4 put.

UNION BANK.

Grafton 5L, Queen's Square, Charlottelon'u President—Chances I’Auitun, Esquire. Cashier—alums ANiirzitsoN, Esquire.

'liscouut Days—Wednesdays & Saturdays. llours ot’liusiucss—Il‘ioin 10 a.m to 1 p 111., from 2 pan to I p in 'Siiiiinausnni BANK. Central Street, Summerst'tle, I’. It‘. Island. President—lion. JOHN R. GAIIIHNER. Cashier—E. L. Lvoiaun, Esquire Discount 11' —-'I‘ucsdays and Fridays. Notes for Discount must be in before 11 o'clock (in Discount days.

Hours of Business—10 n. m., to 1 p. m., from 2 p. m., to 4 p.m.

JOHN HOMER, M. D. F. M. M. S. can be consulted at his (Alice in Tryon; and on Tuesdays and “'cthiesdnys in Smu- merridc, at Iltc Curran Ilotlsn. .ltily ll. 18M.

3. w. ions, M. 0. Physician and Surgeon,

unions-cs: JAMES M. I’IDGI'iON'S, Esrp, MARGATE, I~

June mil”. 3m 1).Il I'llltllc, Physician 86 Surgeon,

OFFICE—Al. thc SUMMERSth Ilium S‘ronic, next door to Rank, (Ycutrul Sti'ccl

SUJIJIEIESIIII'I, . . . . 1’. ll]. ISLAND. October 12. “46.1.

on. MINE . ., Physician & Surgeon, III-:Mtiicnetz—At George. (lurret's, Esquire. Stanley llridgc. 1’. E. I.

New Lontlon, - - Jan 24. 18117.

KiTsoN CASEY, M o., PHYSICIAN, SURREON EACCDUGHEUII

formerly Assistant Surgeon in .thc ll. S. Navy, utl'crs his prurcssinual services to thc people ol‘ Hummersldc nn-l Vll‘lnlly. ' “C can be consulted at his t-lficc in SIimiiicrsulcaittcr the 20th of June, 1867.

June Ill, 1867. If

Copy Books. 0R. 8 A 1.14 at lil‘llt'l‘ltA .\I‘S Illltlli I s‘l‘tlltlc. a new style of Copy Ilook, Wt'li

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Easiness (tlzit'tlii.

Jountniu Qantas you.

King Square, (North Side,) ST. JOIIN, N. B.

The Subscriber having leased the above Hotel, and retitled the same, is now prepared to accoiuuuidnte Transient and Parliament Boarders, and trusts by attention to meet it share of public patronage.

Having also leased tlte cotnmodious Stable attached, and secured the services nfn carct'ul Hustler. who will be in attendance at all hours, travellers will be sure to get satisfac- tion at luirest rates.

JAMES \V. THOMSON, Proprietor. St. John. N. IL. July 4, lRl:7.—ly

CRAWFORDS’ HOTEL, No 9 Kng Square, St. John, N- B.

Permanent and transient Boarders accom- liiotltitcd on reasonable It ruia.

In connection with the above the subscribers have opened it

First Class Grocery Store whcrc they will ltccp constantly on hand, Flour, (‘orn Meal, Provisions, ’l‘ca, Sugar, Molasses, and all articles usually kept in u t Groceryb‘torc.

J. (‘IlA\\'FORD 61. SON. May 30. 18ti'I.—ly

Point du Cherie House, Point du Chene. N. B-

, ‘IIE Subscriber would lit-tr to call the attention ol'lho travelling publ't to this well-Known and favorite llotcl. :iluttlcd ot the head tit‘the Railway \\'h-trt at I'oiut du Uhcnc.

Its llllViIlIl‘iLfl‘S or a rc>itlcucc for parties in lllthl ot' Ilt‘11IllI cannot be surpassed. The air is purc, hrutiug and invigorating. while there In every t' 4 int) for dtcp MIA bathing. 'l‘bc trains to . .lnlt't leave the doortwit c cvt-ry dry. to chug-cs will llt' t'otiud intuit ratc, llo- table . mid; and the proprietor llt‘llt's Iy >l|lt‘l :tttt'lditill to the rcquircuicnts ol' lili t‘lhltllllul’s, to ensure general satisfac- lion.

I’l'l’l'l'ill SL'IIUIHIAN.

l'ropriclor. 1’. s."‘I;L‘ilIfl himsclt'a I‘. 1-). Islander, the proprietor would Itt‘lt")‘ respectfully l'(’t‘IIL'bI .i :llul'u ol' the Island p .tronage. If. 0'. July 10. 1567. 13m

m—"i'iioitifi KELLY, Barrister - at - Law AND

NOTARY PUBLIC. the autoimmune, - - - - r. 1-:. ISLAND.

1y (i It) () ll G C A I. L [CY , BARRI STER AND Atto rue y-at-Law , ' Ntv'l‘AR“ l‘lllllth, th‘. ll't’IL‘J/l'llll/l lilti/tliuy/x, ll'ulr'r Hh'et't, ----l’. [-3. Island.

.-. lg. n, la'tlti

lottctow ii

WILLIAM H. HOWE,

Attorney-at-Law AND N OTAIiY PU LIC , \“1‘. l'ildiANOR . .l’. ii. INLAND. THOMAS FRIY .l‘llh Boot and Shoe Make“,

WATER. S'I‘RI'ZE'I‘. opposite ('oh'u .lIcI.eiiiitzit‘.v Store.

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Boots and Show of a superior quality con- stantly on I id, und for sale chcap. ‘. Juno ti. 1th1 1y

DANIEL D. CREW,

v M‘ .3 I . I leurlt & ‘cttlaltlt gloom, lll'iAl) Oi“ ill‘iNTl'ilt S'I'lll'll'l'l‘, Simimn‘sitlc, - - - - 1’. 12'. I. 553" All orders puncttrtlly attended to. June 6, 1367. (lot

l).\\‘lll lil'lli'l'lIAM, Saddle mid Illll'lltfh‘s Maker, “'atcr Street . . . . . Smumersidc.

October 11!, 1.14115.

neutral-mt. Atlll tainthANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY. FlRl“. AND LIFE.

Established 1809.

CAPITAL: TWO MILLIONS, Sterling. III‘2.\l) (ll’l’lt‘lifii I EDINBURGH A; LONDON. G. W. l)i-;lll.()IS, Agent at (‘liiti'lottt-loii'li. Forms of Application can be Irid by apply in: to Mr. .I. Iil.ltl‘|l.\.\1, Journal N)III\.|.', Sum-

lllcrfiitlt‘. Charlottetown, .quc 20, 1867 —-1y

anernoenerrrenw

An Historical Romance ofthc British Provinces, cntitlcd

#TWICB Taken,”

(‘llAltLl‘lS \V. HALL.

I’ubliabt-tl by Lu; & Hum-u tub, liostou. For sale at Illtlll‘lltAM‘S lltlUIiS'I‘Ollli

Stimuli-hill. in?!

Secure your Fuel when Coal i cheap! !

ICS'I‘ l’f't‘."\‘t‘tl l Summer met from the Richmond Minus. (‘npe Ilrcton,

70 Tons Round Cool,

for House use, which will be sold CHEAP for

‘4 5| . ( ‘ l GEORGE O'NEILL.

Idapted {or our school». July It. 1067.

Water st., Summersitle, June 27, ISM—tr

31151111255 drills.

J. H. ALLEN. Commission irerchant,

And Dealer in Provisions, 810., M A R K 1-: 'r s '1‘ 1t 1; i: '1‘, St. John, N. 3.

K3“ Gives personal attention to the Sale and Purchase ot‘cvcry description ofGoods. May a, ism.

Jattics'txrwiiougli, F L O U R Commissmn Merchant.

No 47 Commercial Street (,‘ornt-t‘ 01 Clinton Strvct - — - - - BOSTON J. F. HILL & 00.,

DEALERS IN

Potatoes, Apples, Onions, judge & Qumeslit atrium,

Cranberries, llettns, (irceu & llrit-tl Applcs

Stalls 107 and 109. and Cellar No. 19, Fancliil llall Market

,3'357£¥{’£1’91'¥P:V;_h C. L. RICHARDS, Importer and \\'holesale Dealer in ghost & Jordon (bunnies 1, Head North \Vharf,

S'I‘..lt)11N, — - . NEW BRUNSWICK. Dec. Ii, istuz. ly

Ktiiitwooo, LIVINGSTONE & co. Qillour, itll'tltlllt‘t‘, Emitter, AND GENERAL

Commission Merchants, MONTREAL, - - - - - - - C. 1‘}.

The lllll>t careful attention given to the execution ol'ordci‘s for Flour, (iraiu, Scetb. ' . Leather, llitlcs, t'oal Oil, and .\I\'l‘t'l1:illil11t'. I" iglth rt't'lll't‘tl and . ccs cll'ct'tcd :ttlot st current I‘.llt‘.~. Alt-rthauts iii the Loucr I’roviut'c.» it ill tiiid it to their intcl'cst to tiil‘wurtl their orders for

IICIllIdIIlliIIIt'U \tith \\’t-stcrli Mill 2*, and a: Agents for some of the most pop Brands in I III t. we can willi safely assure them ot'c iy bllll.‘ t ion.

Remittances againstorders when not other— wise provided for. may be made with Stirling 1‘} time, or Gold “ratio on New York. s on New Yolk being worth usually an}. to a .1 per cent more than on “Main”.

'Ivcry information as to the state ol'thc .. kct. [ll'cat‘lll and pio>pectivc, given “hen rt-qtiirt-tl.

t'onsipumclits of Fish, (“o-l 0“. Sun, carc- t'ully realizt-tl, and rcltti'lls made with the lllllltht. promptitudc. or applied according to thc ui.~h ol' eousignors.

Charm-s only made for actual disbursements and s:-ions not over those of responsible Houses in the litic. Unqtiestiuuable rt-t'cruccs given when rctpiti'cd. lilltliWOtll), LIVINGS’I‘ONE 503 St. Paul Street,

Montreal, L'. E.

February 7. 1867.

JABEZ HUDSON, Authorized Auctioneer, GENERAL ii(.‘.l~)t"l‘, dun, ’l'lt’l'OA', ~ - - - - - - P. 12‘. I.

.lune 27. 1867.

ca uv ELI: uremic}, A U CTIONEEIIS, Commissmn Merchants, And General Agents,

RANK BUILDING, ovum sruiziz'r. t‘lutrlultvloiru, - - . '

“'IthlAhl Commission

Sr. ('0.

DUDI) . Merchant, And Auctioneer,

SQI‘A me, I‘. It‘. [Slut/VI}

QUEEN (ll/.‘lli'lt07'Tlt'I'0 ll'iV - - -

(J Al: 1) WILLIAM BEAIRSTO, Commissmn Merchant,

xIltCIl‘UIN'L‘I' d3 General Agent, WATt-ZII s'rnmz'r. « I’. It‘. Island.

Nmumrrxi'tln. .-..

rooms IIANIURI), AUCTIONEER Commission Merchant, ST. JOHN, N. 11. Nov 1, 1565

ROCKLIN HOUSE, Kent; Street, Charlottetown, SIMUN 1). FRASER, I'llOI’l‘dli’l‘tdl.

Permanent and 'I'rausit‘ilt Ilonvtlcrs will find the above Home to tgivc Ntlllsltlclitlll. t‘h‘touu. .luue 1:1, thui.

gaunt Sillil‘l‘lt‘llll feloltl, KENT STREI, contour-Town. JOIIN MURl‘lIY, l‘ROPRIl‘l’ ‘OR.

Permanent and 'I‘ransicut Ileurtlers will llud good ttccouituodatioll.

tiootl Stables In connection with the Horn. and a careful llostlcr always in attendance. t'h'town, It'elt. H, 18:17. tl‘

FRANCIS LONGWOR'I‘II. HA RBI." 1'Ii'R AND .4 TTUILVI‘JY-xl I'-I..4 ll 5")" ()lllt'c——I‘.\\’Il.l()N lltl'l'ICL. (neat. door to the lion. Joseph llt-nslcy's.) \ZIIARID'I‘TE’I‘OWN - - - P. It}. Island.

Jan. 17, 1367. 1!

Fuhrer.

THE YOUNG WIDOW.

She is cunning—sometimes witty. Free and cal-y, but not hold; Like an apple, ripe and mellow, Not too young. and not too old; Half-inviting, littltlrepellcnt, Now advancing, and now shy; There is liiischicl' in her laughter, There is danger in her eye.

She has studied human nature; h‘he is Schooled in every art, She h s taken her diploma, As the mistress ofthe heart! She can tell the very moment ‘ When to sigh and when to smile, Oh, a maid is sometimes charming, Butai widow all the which

Are yott sad? oh, then how serious \Vill lter pretty face become!

You are angry; she is wretched. Saddciictl, i'rit-ntlloss, tearful, dumb.

Are you mirthful? how her laughter, Silver-sounding, will ring outl

Slit: can lure, and catch, and play you, As an angler does It troutl

Ah! “ oltl tonsils,” nearly titty, Who are plotting, dch and wise, Ye “ .ttlenises," oftwenty, \Vith the love-light in your eyes! You may practice all the lawns Taught by Cupid since too fall. But Iknow a little widow Who can win and tool you all!

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o§tlrtl liltrziturt‘.

The Contractor and the Workman.

Iwiaxront- day with Mauricet to thv liott<c oi Ullll ol' Ill!‘ “'l'ttttlt‘.‘-l contractors in l'aris, for some dirt «ms l‘t'l‘llil't'll by the master mason, and which, by his tlil'cctioll, I had pttt down on pupt r. The contractor was not Ill his olliec, and we had to tra- vt~ral apartmcuts by tile servant's tioii to tiud them in the garden. \‘uhcre were iiialiy-hticd carpi ts,

i

,,., . -.>-..‘ ,5, ._\-V., . . .. l‘lttti ll \13 Ioi uttoliou, t» in t tciisnt “I d ,umlum,‘ hungmgs 0, “Hi. and

illl‘lttlllfi ot'vclvvt. 1 had never seen titty-

thiug like it; so I opened my cy s and

w: lkt'tl on tiptoc for [car 01 destroying llll‘ llowt-rs tilt the carpets, Mauricrt unto-nine inn with a aid-along glance. V “ \Vt-ll. \\'lltttll0_\(|tl think of this box ho tlalm'll' in n Illiet'lllttt‘uus tone; --1 stitliciently \\’t‘Il tui‘nishcd and splcutlid.“ 1 auswt-rctl that the house seemed to belong to :l priuec.

"A prince ol' the trowel I" replied mt'

companion. “ A iuo~l honorable pmitiou!

He has three other ' hotels‘ (Illltllalnlls) in Paris, not to mention it chateau iii the

country."

I did not auSWer for a moment; all this wealth stirred somethingr cvil within me. Set-lug so much velvet and silk, I involun- tarily lookcd at iiiyscll, anti was ashamed to he so badly Ilt‘cs l \\'itll my slittmc was discontent. I li-lt disposed tti IIJIII' the owntvrol all thcsc riches loi' havintr brought lily own poverty to my~ notu . Mauricct, who suspected nothing. outin- tied to call my attention to all the autos oi'the house; [listened with iiupulictlcu; my llt'ill'l lit-at: my color rose, I Ullllltlllltil. lorlu-ar looking, and the more I looked the more embittered I became. My am» bition, which had slunilici l since my lit" cident and illness, was reatvnkencd, but alas! by envy.

We stopped at last. in a saloon, “'IIIII' lhr servant looked for his i aster Maurict-t called my attciititin to a wretched littlw portrait iii a black frame, lounging,r :1111itl:<‘l the line and richly trann-d pictures which adorutl tht- \ ills. It I't'lll't’fit'llll‘tl a work man iii his Jacket, a pipe in one hand and a pair ol‘voiupii.~5c§ in the elite It ua~ one ol' those pit-lures costing si. l'raut-s. ol which one sees specimens exhibited in doorways, together with models 01 slag: and Iztlsc tt-tztli.

“ There is the ‘ bourgeois‘ (nia.~tur)' said the mason.

” Has he boon it workman, tht-n P" I ask» ed.

" Like you and inc," said Matirit‘ct, “ and you see he is not a 'Illllllt'tl oi ll ."

I looked at the portrait in its black t’i'amc, and then at, the costly l'tu'uiturc. trying; to realize the transition li'uui our to the other.

" All! that. puzzles you.” said lhc nia~ sou. laughing; " you s the ladder wld -h cllaiblt'tl liitn to (lt'St't'lltI from hip scatl'olding to this place. lint everyone do x not know how to the that ladder; iii 1;; the idle cpl. more than one ha: «I the rounds from want ol' skill and a “It” hand."

“ I obs» " Ila must have IlUt'li lneln , chance is t£\'Ul'_)iltlll,'j Ill this world; potil t- have nothing to do with tluir own

it

:‘lli'K “ l'o‘.‘ example, .Father Mutiricel,“ Icon- litiucd, bitterly. “ why have not you alim- lltlllitl as well as the iiiati that lives III'I't-f Arc vou less deserving, or less honcsl P"

You ray that tor Illt‘, but you_t/'u'u/t~ that for yourselt,“ he l‘t'lllit‘d, umlit-tously.

“ All the tune," I rrplicd, alittlo \‘cxctl at hciut; own [two git; “I am not, con- sidt-rcd a bad workman; I am not so idlt- as others. If doing tmc‘s thin is sutlica-ot to main: one a iiillliouairc, I also might tliivt- iii luv carriage."

“ Atid isytbat a mode (it travo ling that would suit you H ‘ illtlllil'utl my lricutt, trou- it-ullv.

“ thy not? any one would rather spare Ihcil' legs than those oi it Iltll'4t‘; but you uocd not be raid; that “id Ilt'\'t‘l"llll in. lol. Ilcro l)clo\\' it ill soc, us in old days utuoupr lioblc llll tick, all tor lhe cl- til->1, nothingr tortbc younger sonj‘; and we \vorkint-u are thc younger sous.

“ That is true,“ murmured my t'tllllptllh ion, and liccamc silt-tit. . _

" 'i‘hcrt- is nothing to he S:tltl,.: IUOIIIII'I- tit-d; ‘ as so it is (Il‘llt'rl'ti, it is put! \\ c may not upat t the World! (luly you .‘ll'C it makes my blood boil when i look ntlhc ditl‘erciit positions iii ' which people are placed. Ilow comes it that one should

judge Ill 1

lodgi- in u palace and another porch In a pigeon house? Why do these carpets bo- loug to him rather titan to us?“

“ Because I earned them,“ interrupted a voice, suddenly.

I slzti'lrd: the contractor was standing behind us, iti ctiibroiderctl slippers and a dimin d ‘iug-gowu. lle wait a. little, grizzly-headed luau, btit strong built. and with a t-oiiiniandiug \‘tlit'l‘.

“ Ali ! it Si!l‘lll~' to me you are n. grum- hlei',“ said he, liking hiscycs (at me; " you arojcalous ol inc; yoti ask by what right my house is mine ruthurthanyours? \Vcll. you SILIII know. Come I"

He made a movcincut towards a door; I hesitated to fellow, and he turned round towards me.

-‘ Are you afraid 9" he asked, in a tone that made my color rise.

“ Lvt the master show me the way,“ I rc ilietl, almost rudely.

le conducted as into n. study. in the middle ol'whichmtood a long titlilc, on which \Verc cups and brushes, rules and campus -5. On the walls hung colored plans rcprcsciitiiig till the sections 01' it building. llerc uiid there on the shelves Wcre models til staircases anti timber work, atid many 111.~l1'llllll:llls oi the use ol‘ which I was iguo tot.

A large (.m- ot-cupivd the end ol' the room, divitlcd iiilti compartiiicnls, autl caeh labelled, and on a bureau Wul'u heap- cd bills and estimates. The contractor stopped lietore the "r .it tablc and show- ing me a \\’:|lL‘1‘CUltlll'tl plan, Mid:

“ This plan I'l'tltlll't‘r‘i iuodilyiiig. They want to reduce the buildingr three metres. btit without diminishing the number ol rooms, and you must :tlm) Find a place for the staircase. Sit down and make a rough sketch oi the thing." I looked at him surprised and told him I could not draw. “ Ll'he xainiuo those in. ‘ ircmculs for me and it the csliiiiatcs are eorrct "‘ Itlttht‘l‘t'll that] w.” not tip iii such work as wthiiatiag prices and verifying Illl‘:l~lll't'llll'l|l$. “ You can at least; tell me. continued the. contractor, " uhat necessary legal lill'llln' l tan-.L comply with, in regardto tnc llil't‘c houses I am about to build.” I oi'ti~t‘tit-ly anaweretl that “I was no lawyer." “ And :h’ you are also not :1. banker you are wuhotit douot iguotutit now to arrange your ll.t_)111llll5, :ilitl wuul liitt-irst you ouéttt to i'cccivc on your capital to void b Illkl'll‘llct. A" you are not. it me you won d litid it d'llicult to tell me \h l'r the beat mutt-rink ', to be procured, and lhc pi'opt-i'tinie tor purchaantg. autl IIII‘ |tltl>L economical means ol li':ui.~porl. As you are not a iiu-chzinici'tu it is melt-<3 to enquire \\'lll‘flli‘l' that ('1 , ol wli‘ set; the model, is likely to ave labor Llll'l'ulul'u cxpculsc. As you are not a mathcuiat it you will iii vaiu tiltcmpt to a new syslmn ol‘ bridge littild- lug I am about to try on the LowurSt-iuc. In slioit, you know nothing but what a hundred otlu: amour”r _\'otll' companions know; you, I e them. are onlr litto hun- tllt: the hammer and the trowel. I was L‘ulllplt'tuly dismticertcd. and l l\\’lall.'\l my liatiuslctulol icplyiiig; indeed, I had nothing to >;I\'. H Do you tuidcrs tntl now why I 1’ 'e iii a line home. while you inhabit ll 1 continued the contractor, elevating his votcn. “ ltis bet-aust- [ have learnt fill you have ticglectcd to. thin ; it is in couSt - tpu-ncc ol‘ voluntary study I :toi become a general while you remain ammo,r the re- cruits. 11y what hl, do youdcmaud the same :ulraotztgt yoursupt-riors? Ought not. enemy to reward cach according to the. service he renders? ll'. in tlt'all't‘ that .socicty should [rt-at you ~ahc has lrt-ittcd me, do as l lutvc douc; t y yoni'sv-ll't Vt'u broad to buy books; spt ud thc day iii Work, and the night iii study. He t‘\'t‘1‘tl!l the lookout tor iu~trnctiou as a merchant looksout, tor protit; illltl when you have drown lll II nothingdiscouragesyou. when you shall have ll'lll'llt‘tl rightly to under- st-tud autl valua- thin;r id men, lill‘ll, it you still remain the ill iilunt ol agarrct. l'tlllll‘ and it'll your talc, and I v. ill. llhlL‘ll to you.“ The contractor had l)l’t’{)‘ll". gradually in pro :uiim' ted in spvakitig. :iiid cl tied in tit-in;r rath mgr) ; howcvt-r, luthworou iiothi I hi. ‘cttmiis had deprived me 0. spot cu. Maui-icel, who saw my euibat "‘tllt'lll, ventured a low \v-irds in my «lt-lcut-c, and dish mentioned the «unlit: ol our visit. l‘nt- hour; ‘tlli examined the notes i had prep trt‘tl, l lor some cxplauntinus. did then tllSllIlSn’t‘tl us. As I was passing out ot the door he called me back. “ Ru— iuouibtr what. I have told you, my chap,“ said he, with good natut'cd familiarity, --,,1,,lin~te.oloilieiugciiviotw, try to have a. ltlllt‘, honest ttiiibition. Itlllt' i.i raiding nH tiual those who are above \Ull, bul. laiioi 1.Illlt‘l‘ltln‘1)l|l Q rope that will enable you tolioin thrm. it ever I can :tltl you, you have only to speak the tvorl tud I will supply you with tho lirst lll‘l't'~ ,‘ bit oi lit-top ‘."—l"roui (It: It'rcutv’. [Jud/c bourcslrc. -__._._..-...__.__.___ CHARGE 01“ Till} th'i'll’l‘ illlltlAllli. Auv parlicul. - cont-cruiug lhu [nine-h ” elm re" ut littlaklava, durun‘r tht- Linne— m, Wat, \\'lll|7l1 I‘cniiykou has w timely Ioi~ morlalI/a-d in \‘t-rsv, 1|ll|.~l. ln- ol gtu l “phottgh it, is now iuiiiy ytars i.\' litmdred rode up to