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w ' is rum’ran AND THURSDAY EVENING.

A AT IIIS OFFICE

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Iialt' advance.

‘ , Summerside Journal

ICVEIIY

JOSEPH BERTRAM

B'I‘IIIEET.

(is. lid. Ta. lid.

at the end oi‘yenr 9s.

Persona gutting up cums of TEN Subucribers will be entitled to the .Ioi'uxai. lbroueyear.

The following gentlemen have consented to

not an worms, and they are auihoriv

I it) re-

ccive monies and give rceeipts,on our account:

Charlottetown—W. 1‘). Dawson,

TrymI—(ieorge

llenry ilarvie, lusq. Centret'i'llc—lllajor Wright, Esq ‘ Upper Brileque—Wm. G fitrong, lusq

Muttart, Esq

Crupaiul—Clmrles Collit. SI. ln‘lwuar‘s—W. '1‘. Hunt 8:. Co

Hiawatha—Jose

ph Ii. l‘crry.

I’ort [till—David Ramsay, l-Iaq. ‘ Casciivnpzc—Iienjamin ltogcrn, lulu]

Malpcqac—D. &

l'. McNutt

Southpoi't—Ilenry lleer, l-isq " I'm-non River—Mr. George V iekersnn

(.‘em‘yttou'n—Andrew I.

Tiynish—lleujamin Haywood, l-qu Illi'mi‘n{gash—«'l‘homas Costtp Margatc—lleuben 'l‘upliii, lusq New Landau—l’idgeon & Stewart Stanley Itr'trlye—(ieorfle It. Garrett

eBrot-que. For]

Mr. 'l‘noniit tiouoon. of )Ieweastle,l\'.ll.

is our Agent for tlnit

place

ADVERTl—S—EMENTS

inserted at moderate rates and in good style.

51' l-it‘l A l. AGII HI’. .‘l E

NTS

may be made on

reasonable terma for a whole, a half, or quar- 9' ter column. or by the year.

‘ JOB PRINTING

of every description, perforated \vitli acumen

and deapateh. ainl at moderate rates, at the JouuNAi. Utilize.

Siuiiiiierside Markets.

Sciiiiiaitaiun, May 30. 2567.

Outs per bush - - - Iiarley pcr bush - I’ulatues per bush 'I‘urnips per buin -

Butter per lb by 'l‘iib - - -

per lb ~ - - . . a low per lb. - - - ICng per doz - - - - Beef peril) - - - - - - Illutloii per lb - - - -

i... 1‘

' Geese caeh - - - . - . Flour per obi - Oatmeal per cwt 11in per 'I‘on - Straw per t'wt. l‘iue Boards - - Spruce Boards -

l’urk per lb by curt-ans -

.... 3.

4d a till it 4d

{d it 2s lid

3s a 35 lid

'1“ u 2d :Id Is it Is :ld Is a Is id

‘Jil it 101' ‘JII il IUII

7d a lid (id

:5d a 45d litlilt.‘

no; u- or... -Hait15s - . fills a 70! - ls lid

. ills

. . . . - . - - - - - «is a 58

President—d [l is. )as tier—W i I.

wow“

U

Cashier—Janus

any

Zinnia on (thrills. ‘ BANK OF PRINCE I'll)\\’l\ltl) ISLAND Corner of anzn .y ll'uttr S!s.. 0/:

AM (Tr Discount. Days—Mood Hours of Business—1' om

Discount Days—Mondays,

rt i'lotteloit'n

'I‘iionAs II. II.\ 'il..\Ni),

i.it.i.. I"squire. ays& 'l‘liurxdnyr. 10a.iu. to l p.m.

from 2 pm to :t p.m.

’_ _ _ _ _ ____.-—_ NIGN BANK.

AN!

" “mflmt Sh, (Juan's Square. Charlottetown

' President—CuAmaze I’Ai.iit:ii, Esquire. son, Esquire. Wednesdays,

and Saturdays.

9' Hours of Iiusincss—~Froin to anti to 1 p m.,

from 2 p.lit to it p m.

SUMMI'JRSIDI‘J BANK. Central Strut, Snmmcrn‘tlr, 1'. E. Island.

(l‘resldeut—lion. John R. (inhuman. "‘niihier—Ir). Ii. I4\'IIIAIII), qutlil‘u

Hibiscouut Dayn—-—'l‘uesdnys and Fridays.

Notes for Discount must, be in before 11

-» r. o'clock on Discount days. ‘ I n ' .' -l0 i. in., o p. i. “0"” 0‘ Bu'mu“ from]? p. in., to 4 p.iu' ~-‘ GEORGE ALLEY, ' BARRISTER AND

Attorne y-at-Law ,

NOTARY

runuc. &c.

Telrymph llniltlingr. ll'nler lerct. Cbnrlottetotvn.«--< -------------- “1'. It}. Island.

WILLIAM M. 110 WE,

he?

Attorney-at-Law

AND NOTARY PUBLIC,

Sr. Iii.i:axon's................l'. 1-2. Isms". 'I‘IIOMAS KELLY, ‘ Barrister - at - Law

SUMMICIISIDIC, - ring. 9. i866

FRANCIS LON BJRRISTEII AND .4 worn: on r. LA a 553m ()liicc-I'AVIIJUN norm“

AN“

U

NOTARY PUBLItll),

ISLAND.

AVOII'I'II.

(next, door to the lion. Joseph IIcItaley'a.)

CII .\ ll I.0’I‘TF.'I'U W Jun. I7, 1867

find good aeconiniodi

Cli'town, Feb. H,

Sit

New London, “I 24, 1867.

N..- 1y

ttioii. ltiiil. ti'

()li‘li‘It‘l'}

inlcy liridge.

Ir

1’.

E. Island.

KENT STREET. CHARLOTTETOWN- JOHN MURPHY. i’ltOl’ltIi-Z'I‘OR.

Permanent and Transient Boarders will

(load Stables in mnineetionyvith the Moran, and a careful lloatler always in attendance.

JOHN HOMR, M.II.F. M. M. 8. MEDICAL OVER GREEN 8. scinritiiix's sroim.

II'A TIC}! S Tli’Eh'T. Sl 'JIJlEli‘Sll)l.', 1'. El. "bu. McNEiLL, Physician & Surgeon,

Rizaioizxcn—At J. M. Lvnuim, lisotsinit,

P. I'). I.

" 'tiiitwcon, nvmcsioii a co. Qgloat, ilrotlurr, Emilio, AND GENERAL

MON'l‘lilCAL, - - - - - ~ — C. 1'}.

The most care execution of orde l'rovisions. Leather. llides. general Merchandize. In

it to their interest to tow

acquaintance with Western Millers, llllllfltl Agents for some ot'the most popular Brands ' - l‘l, we can with safety assure them

Remittances agninstovders when not other- wise provided for. may be made with Stirling Exchange, or (Sold Drafts on New York. limits on New York being worth usually not to a 5 per cent more tluui on Boston. Every inl'oritiation ax to the state ol'thc market, present. mid prospective, given when required. Consignments of Fish. (‘od Oil, &c.. care- fully realized. and returns made with the utmost proniptilude, or applied according to the wish of eonsigiiors. Charges only made for actual disbursements and \.tilIII||ii.~‘iulis not l)\'l'I‘IIil)"U ul' responsible Houses in the line. Uiiquestionablc rei'crnccs given when required. lilItIIWUUD, LIVINGS'I‘ONE S; C0.

503 St. Paul Street.

Montreal, C. E.

February , 131:7.

J. F. HILL & 00.,

DEALERS IN

Potatoes, Apples, Onions,

dicing" & Quinton: Junta Cranberries, Ill-ans, (ireen & Dried Apples Stalls 107 and 109.

and Cellar No. ill, Fiilluuil llnll Market SOUTH SIDE BOSTON.

Archibald McKay. .\I()N(T'l‘()N. N. I}.

ran .tNIt Ati‘ i‘ou 'rin-z l’t’il- music AND said-1m“

Ships Timber. Masts, Plank, House

Frames.

and LUMBER ul' all dimensions and des-

ci'iptloiis.

ll?“ Orders for eayly shipment will re—

"“'l.“‘é‘bl‘l|illll:ttpkdyltlllllollt

James Greenough, F L O U R

Commission Merchant.

No 47 Commercial Street Corner ul' (‘lintoii Street- - - - - li( ESTON

t'ON'I‘lt .\

11.x. nu.

’I‘IIOMAS IIAN FORD, AUCTIOI‘ EEK AND

Commission Merchant,

S'l". JOHN. N. B. Nov l. i365

Commission Merchants,

t‘ul attention given to the --4 for Flour. Giain, Seeds. ('oal Uil. uttd Freightn secured iilid rain-es eti‘ecied at lowest current rules. lerchants in the Lower Provinces will find ali‘tl their orders for Floor to us for execution, as an extensive

‘ pole" rule of constancy appl"

II" \i'll liXliW.

If we knew the cares and creases (.‘rowding round our II! iglibor's way; ll'we knew the little losses. Surely grievous day by day, Would we then so often chide him For IIM' lack ot'thril't and gain— Leaving on his heart a shadow, Leaving on his soul a stain?

Il‘wc knew the cloud above us, Held by gentle blessings there.

In our blind and weak despair? Would we shrink from little shadows, Lying on the dcwy grass, While ’tis only birds of . en, Just in mercy ilying past?

If we knew the silent story. Quiveriug through the heart of pain, Would our womanhood dare doom them Back to haunts ut'guilt again? Lil'c luitli many a tangled crossing, Joy hath many a break oi‘ we, Checks, which are tear washed, are whitest, This the blessed angels know.

Let us reach into our bosoma For the key to others' lives,

And with love toward crring creatures, (.‘herish good that still nurv

So that when our disrobed spirits Sour to realms ot'light again,

We may say, dear Father, judge us. As wejudged our fellow man.

es;

§rlrrt glitri'iitilrc.

Would we turn mrullnromhling, . ... ...

Now you will suppose according to the iiiiai .ible rule ol'siieh at .iirs. I am going to tell you lhat these two. :It the instant oi their meeting in the liuipid elemciit, so near .lo Letty, “ looked into one iiiiotln-i s ey es," and straightway discover- ctl they lutcd each other.

No such thing. Len '. at the moment such an event nhonld lave t-skeu place, was most unronianiieally strangling. and ejecting the water li‘IIlIi iiioiitl , nose. and eyes, which. in other h 'oioco ill\\'tt_\‘.~ so upporiunely expressive. \ t, as the steady strokes broughtthciiiiiearer safely. and slut in some degree revived, she it it "the dcligtitlll strength oi the arm which held her so tirinly. and glalicodat the quiet lace, and found there a beauty :a’liu had never been below.

I fear the irresistible Kingslmry lost ini- inuasurably in the comparison, and in. tainly one more in love than Letty had been. an hour beiorc, might have lorgotlcn that he was :o rcry handsome, as he stood rather shecpishly on the shore when they at length reached it.

“Thank you. sir!“ But her steady glance at, Ilarding point- ed and limited the words. . Kingsbury olicrcd the pretty dripping little ligurc the as once ot‘ his arm, but it was declined. and the three. sought the house where, alter the livst spasm ol’ :li"._ axenicnt. the molherlyaid ol'.\lrs. .ii'ir‘ furnished dry garments, aml seated [ snugly a‘. tea. that night. At last the visitors were u. ~ . . _ . sat in the little nanny-to.3631? ",“f‘ l‘,"‘_‘,~‘. she had that. day dom' , l ‘1 . f)” ,l .“ “it \I, .II v, W V All the llLt‘Ul.) lzliin k‘. “L ' “of. "mo, ‘ “L and linipsy by the itclicn the. A “Fume , _ I urown up in ’ . ,' a , LUI'I'Llnl'l “M p . -I‘.r licait ion 'd lunl'sburv in these iv N 1,0,,“ Th .._ [Pl f. “N” in, I.“ n V I c tycs on lost fur u, - .tucc met In“. that was c I “W v they gated with the I0\'L't'~ltlt. into

Alli",

' "H. .mm 30 built: gldb‘v' . illc ltlIJIt:

Eves, . r 'l‘llEilt (learns,

Ii\'

S. A. It.

Concluded.

Tint youth’s style of nrgiinir soiiiewhi-tiii ilIlS wise. Past 0' had taught him that the "he

'1": was Apevicnee edlc to the .ed but poorly illll he, "enact _ ‘3‘. there would be

II he :ippeiied to lllc ill-1t a ll his mind 0 L’l:|ll"‘lll"‘ lor the 1".“va i“ 10““. \vlieii, dinnT-i‘ lliver, the “I” ‘5‘"- “ml'”: the cool trees before the 13"““5 Lat“: busyiug hers II with certain iilél‘li‘iiii:L'I" ‘ Work. while Harding. at her i.) N "“I.‘.‘l‘lllll:...lilllx~ib “rt-n in»: his ". oil.- instead. but concluded it \ s be- fallse she did not wish even the riial ol‘ a 1100'“ to sharehis t '. The truth w s reading was not among the gentleman‘s Cortes Letty had discovered thathe read in a singularly soulless, tasteless manner, as dill'ereiit as pox 'hle lrom the one who now poured out the lhuughls oi Ihcanlhor ' he held. The shadows ul' the trees had crept all over the cottage porch. Letty sprang up.

“Oh my berries! Mother will want them [or tea, and they are on a log over at tho ‘ i'cach.‘ All your luult, sir " and she shook her linger playfully at Harding.

“ A limit I will endeavor to cxpiate by lglllligtlilul‘ them straightway,“ returned to.

to hiiusell. lhoi'eiln'o .shv' lhe devoted too oliviotis'_ :l deuce ot' a bobble change his mind.“ \\'L'Il in qo dangr .-

CARVICIJJ BROTHERS, AUCTIONEER‘, Commissmn Merchants And General Agents,

BANK BUILDING, (fulfil-IN S'I‘lll'll'l'l‘. C/iai‘loltrtou'n. - . . .

H. J. RICHARDSON, Contotsston A uctioneer.

Flour, Dry Goods. “'ater Street. . . . . . . Summerside

Dealer in

WILLIAM noon, Commission Merchant, And Auctioneer,

QIII SUIIAIHC, cmmtorrm'o nav - . . 1

"c. Li'RICHARDs,

Importer and “'liulesale, Dealer in

I, Ilead North \Vhai‘f, ST..ItlllN. - - — mawuuunswicn Dee. ti, ih‘Gll. ly JOIIN ANIIIII'HV MACDONALD, Importer of Dry Goods,

stoves, Furniture, &e. &e. We, - - - - - - - - - I’. lslrtlltl

Sit in mm

DAVID iii-:a'ritan. Saddle aiitblIarncss Maker,

October 12. Mb .

C A it. 1) WILLIAM BEAIRSTO,

Auctioneer d" (lent-ml Agent, wanna STREET

.S'ilniinerxl'llv. --

o It. 1‘» nicET

SII'JIJIIJIISIIHI.

Ortobor )2, 11165.

- 1’. 1'}. Island.

M E ItClIAN’I‘

Groceries, and

'. ISLAND

guild! & Qlllfll'tlgll Qfii'ccu'ins

I lard ware , Croekeryivurc, G roceries,

Water Street . . . . . b‘uniinerside.

Commission Merchant,

' Island

Physician 56 Surgeon, Orv-'icE—At the Si'miiaisnn: Din-u Srontz.

next door to llank, Central Street . . . . 1‘. 12'. ISLAND.

“ Ah. that is much easier said than done. [law are you going to liud them when you get there? They are quite hidden from sight, and you might huntall night in such apingie without aglhnpso ol'them. I will I take the boat aml row across. and, il you like. you can come down to the hen :h and wait lor me."

The tiny boat had but a single seat in tho middle. and would very comfortably bold but one, though two per-loos might be smuggled upon it. Letty did not by any means covet, such an arrangement, so thcl utmost. tliegallants coiihl do was to "Swish her in and push the shallopalloat. '

The pond was not above a l'ourlh of a mile from end to cad. so it \ not long licloi‘ethe light ci'ait had lcll. the lilies, which li‘inged deeply the edges. quite ,bc— ‘ bind, and rode in the smooth, deep water ol‘tho centre. A certain prickingr about the head made Letty aware that the pins which bound her hair were becoming loose liors was one ol those l'eiv heads graced by long. heavy shiningr coils of original hair. most dill tilt to restrain lroiii its natural dowui'ard tendency. Shipping hero s ioramomeut. she took oli‘ her bonnet. but her hair wasl'ai'thergone than she had inmgined, and the little avalanche ol coils rolled triumphantly down. one long cud reaching down to the water.

" 'l‘heic. now, they will think I did that just. l'or cli’ect l“ thoughLLctty. with a weird consciousness oi‘ the two speclalovs on shore. She began It ly to g ther it. up, . but, it was not so cztsy .iniattei'; the treach- erous pins had to be sought out among the hair. and she almost lorgot she was in a boat over waters thirty l'ect deep.

A creeping coldness over her feet made hersl andlookdown. Mci'cil'ulllem‘cu! The water was swillly rising in the frail cralt; already it \ beyond the lattice oi hcr shoe. ller heart. NIltli down within her. silent. :iiideuld. llil'll it rum l".illl with a lint, aching bound; allt‘ stood up in the irelnliling boat, and .strclchcd her bare white. arms towards the sham. " Ii'l‘ngalnirywtfurllon. licip iii As the cry limited to the land. the two w tor the Iii-st time her iearlul sli- ll‘ man to \\'Iit)lii shill-ad appealed t ed his hands in ncrious. incapable ill but the other. though his lt‘l‘lli wcr set. and his lace covered with gray uess, llimg away coat and liools. mid “as in the water, forcing himsell' throuin ii. with mighty strokes. as it it were his own lilo he sought. to saic. '

There. was good need. for wen With this speed he did not. reach her before the lord had stink l'ar below the water‘ Sili'v ' . aml the bright. head. thouin strug» r "p: wildly to keep iisrll up in the tree

lUSM‘tI air, and hm gone. down :iiid rin up lor the first. ul' those three tel rible limos allotted to the drowning. in which. pet‘- i'hanee. snceor may collie before they ink down into the depths, while and stark, I'oreier beyond all old. llelp was here, however, tor an she came to the snrlacc an

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m. at parting. they did not. awaken the old llit‘ili Ill the least. It. was to him she had called in her agony, and oily lnul llt.‘ not come}? Yes, why:J 'l'hui question can never be answered to Letty in such a manue ' to bring back her old i'celinv: toward its suhjcct. L

Ihil. we, who have nothing to do with the matter. may dispassionatoly inquire how it was that Carlton liiiigsburv. llulll‘t‘. as he considered him. ", very inueh iii love with Letitia Arii , was not the lirst to liy to her in her deadly peril i’ Well. in the llrst place he was not by nature a prompt and courageous man. All his lil'e long he had stood by and seen other iiien lill up In- haw been In that kniglitd-rrantrv pecti- llut‘d‘lllan) ihp uat'loi'carin . ho ii a lip, clso. l‘hen also. ii‘he loved Letty Arus- den, he luv dhiina‘eli much better ; nature‘s sclllprc -r ition ei'y—“ 'I‘hywll'. lirst ol all." rose. strong within him. 'l‘rur, he was a good swimmer, and might pos 'blv have reached the shore with his burden‘; hilt then there. were the long. laugliug. twining lilies— they would catch her trail- liig gamut-Ills. or she herself might. cling to him with that l‘rantie, unrea~onin;,,r grasp with which so many wonu-n insure the. destruction of themselves and thcii resellers. It takes a longtime to parade these motives iii review, but the I shot quick and full through the iiian‘ liclty‘sappcal rang over the w . It was paiily with relief and partly with shame he had seen the one to whom she ll:IlI liotlil-pl‘u'etl rush to the dangr-rous errand. lint. he thought he had studied too long every phase ol'lhe l'cmininemiml to hit h's nonehalancl- lail him now, so he gnu-let Letty as we have seen, not think- lug his chances oi er or much diminished by any means.

After this occurrence. this veteran llirl dist‘ovcrcd hiiiia It to be quite as lllllt h in love an it was p 'sible lor a man ot his calibre to be. so, in order to ash this “ sweet sorrow.“ little doubling the result, he one day lightedat lhc Arnsden cottage gate. his iii lug veeulubary brim,r in the same exquisite state ul’ arrangement with his I not person. lint these d ' 'ables. together with the eyes. which :I sinned to the lullcsl. their role oi tender. irresistible ding, led utterly in having the de- sired cll‘x-i upon Letty, who proved, to llt'i‘ own l-iitii islaetiun that eyes may be very lovey .ind entrancing. without hav- ing any Ililllll'lll le colitieclitili \\ ith the soul oi their owl

Notlongiherealler belly had another visitor, who he ‘eely looked at lit at all, . put on a gr tter . iqiu'iicc 1 ever have. is the owner gurativc some) luv the lilchc