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SIRE AND SON—THE STORY OF ONE HUNOED YEARS.

BY HUNTER DUV AR,

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A MARVELOUS STORY

TOLD IN TWO LETTERS.

| FROM THE SON ' on Cedar St., New

York, Oct, 25, Is#2, | ** Gentlemen

My father resides at Glover, all, :.

. } i > ; He has been a great sufferer from Serof- In New Brunswick hangs the musket on the farmer's hite-washed w : ' : : e : wii ula, and the inclosed letter will tell you What And the eager small boys beg their stalwart fathers to rec all ie ae Some old story of their grandsires or their grandsires valiant sires,

As their loyal-born descendants gather round the hardwood fires, | Ayer's Sarsaparilla

‘* Tell us, father, of the tight! when that musket there was fired, ‘ : ~hine & } And that sword with the I lune ribbon, w ; ear ee As you've often told us, father, tell us once more everything, | ended ee oa a All about the men who fought and suffered for their God and King years; but it did not show, except in the form of a secrofulous sore on the wrist, until about

five years ago. From a few spots which ap- peared at that time, it gradually spread so ag to cover his entire body. 1 assure you he was terribly afflicted, and an object of pity, when he began using your medicine, Now, there are few men of his age who enjoy as good health aa he has. I could easily name fifty persons who would testify to the facts in his case, Yours truly, W. M. PHILLIPS,” “It is botha

FROM THE FATHER: jicasure ona

a duty for me to state to you the benefit I have derived from the use of

Ayer's Sarsaparilla.

©ix months ago l was completely covered with a terrible humor and scrofulous sores, The humor caused an incessant and intolerable itching, and the skin cracked so as to cause the blood to flow in many places whenever I moved. My suiferings were great, and my life a burden. I commenced the use of the Sa RSAPARILLA in April last, and have used it regularly since that time. My condition began to improve at once, The sores have all healed, and I feel perfectly well in every respect — being now able to do a good day’s work, although 73 years of age. Many inquire what has wrought such a @ure in my case, and I tell them, as I have here tried to tell you, AYER’S SARSAPARILLA, Glover, Vt., Oct. 21, 1882. Yours gratefully, liimkAM PHILLIPS.”

so find we profit

Iu losing of our prayers. -Shavspeare.

1en it was in war required i

Once on a time, *tis now one hundred years ago,

on, treason, rapine, Woe,

when the brave, the stout, the good, sritain stood,

‘- Listen, lads Sad days came of w retchedness, rebelli Those were weary times, my children,

Face to face with angry foemen, for the cause of l

When the loyal were uprooted, and, relentless, driven forti

To exile and to poverty to the bitter, bitter north.

‘* You have all read in your school books, how in days of eood Queen Bess, To found a Greater Britain as a handmaid to the less, The gentlemen of England, of the loftiest race and fame, Led forth edven\urers to new lands to spread their good Enzlish leavem, Eugiish manners, and the loyal ways of Home, Made another, larger England far across the At-antic s foam ; rill in time those new plantations grew to thickly-peopled States, And served as faithtul watch and ward of Englands cutmost gates.

Queen's name.

a wave of horror rolled o'er Europe’s restless heart

‘* But, alas ! les s vile art—

Sprung from a false philosophy and the demagoygue Until the dark Eumenides and the scissors-bearing Fates

Rejoiced t) see men s bosoms stirred with the most demoniac hates Against all thrones and altars. When the anointed blood of kings Was shed before a brutal mob, whose touch defiled all holy things,

A breeze blew from the miasma swamp straight to the western shore, And on its murderous fever breath the seeds of treason bore.

Such ill seed springeth quickly ; men free would be more free than free— And dared profane with fictions dire the august name of Liberty.

“ Then rallied round the meteor flag the men who kept their loyal trust— The men who felt old England's sway paternal, merciful and just ; ’T were long to tell each wavering chance, success, defeat, repose, alarms The changing fate Bellona brings to struggling patriots in arms, Until when England's banner fell, without relief. at New York town,

eS a nt : : : . : AYER’s SARSAPARILLA cures Scrofula It seemed, in truth, that Britain's might upon this continent went down.

and all Serofelous Complaints, Erysip- elas, Eczema, Ringworm, Blotches, Sores, Boils, Tumors, and Fruptions of the Skin. It clears the blood of all impn- rities, aids digestion, stimulates the action of the bowels, and thus restores vitality and strengthens the whole system.

Soon fell the rage of those who won upon the heads of those who lost— | For aly sedition never yet did aught except at others’ cost— And greed, right pitiless, drove forth all shelterless and without homes,

Those from the country they had made and from their slaughtered brothers’ tombs, Stripped of all their whole possessions, stripped and robbed of everything,

This their sole reward for faith and fealty to land and king ;

Forth deported, forthwith, were they im the holds of transport ships,

With faith undimmed within their hearts and no murmur on their lips.

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‘* When they reached the new north-land maples scarce had donned the leaf. And to them it looked inclement—for the spring-time here is brief— Stretched before them lay the cloisters of the silent, gloomy pines Mixed with ghastly withered rampikes branched out lke the red deer's tines ; Not a sound of pleasant marmur fell upon the listening ear, Silent, sombre, with a silence as a world upon its bier, Save for voice of falling waters heard within the forest hear, Mingling with the grow! of otean beating on the rocky shore, Ali was drear. Did thoughts disloyal stir within one exile’s breast? No! their thoughts were brave and lofty, brave the words that they expressed, Said they as they lonely stood on the distant, stranger strand: - * Though this land is cold and gloomy, yet it is a goodly land. ‘ Let us go up and possess it !’ and they went up and possessed it, And in time they made their homes there, and they loved it, and they blessed it, And they made their minds up bravely, without eer regret or groan, They would make it a New England, a new ‘ Brunswick’ of their own.

0 take effgct on the 24th May, 1888,

** Then silken robe and courtly suit were changed for homespun grey, TRAINS OUTWARD. Aad tar into the wilderness that so dense and dreamy lay, (READ DOWN.) Spread they into choice locations, raised they huts in sheltered nooks agen inert —_—— On the banks of noble rivers, by the marge of babbling brooks, ivctcinnttic::\ sitteandat: 1S' papell AY saaliiens. Or on meadows printed only by the wandering moose’s tracks Near the shores of inland waters with the mountains at their backs,— Lene al ae al There was heard the axes chopping and the fall of stately pines | Ch’town .. ,Dp 6 45am} Dp 9.20 am! Dp 4.15pm Making opens where the arrows of the sunshine fell in lines, Royalty Je ‘* 7.00 **; 9.55 “| © 4.35 * Fell on field and fell on cottage, fell on farm and fell on floor, - nee “ 3 ‘s Sey 66 595 Till peace and partial plenty blessed the gallant exiles’ toils once more. unter R’r| ** 7.45 **, 11.06 * | ** 5.40 * < . a ve | Bradalba’e | “* 8.10 “| “11.46 «©; © 6.16 « ‘« In the evening when the milkmaids carried home their foaming pails, Co’ty Line.; ** 8.15 ** 45.56 5 6m * And the lads who fonght at Yorktown joked acrogs the pasture rails, ~ | Freetown — * 8.26 * “12 12pm; * 6.45 * Maidens’ voices lilted blythely some remembered English strain, haamges | oe ee “12.37 : eT ‘Star of Brunswick,” ‘ Barbara Allen,’ or some idy] or refrain, i Summ’ side 7" boy a 7 “te (Ar 7.45 And, when hard day’s work was over, loud the men made rafters ring i =| phe a p15 “ With their boyhood’s solemn anthem, with the words ‘ God save the King !’ | Wellingt'n 6 959 “oO 7 6 | ; i 4s "OR 4 ; ss 2 oO sé ‘* Still the land grew in abundance ; still they labored proudly on, | OLsasy. : 4130 al a on s Though of old-time luxury for themselves there was scant or none ; Bloomfield | 11.38 «| «¢ 590 « Yet brave, gallant hopes sustained them of bright future coming days Alberten., 12.63pm! “ 6.20 “ For the sons whom they bequeathed their English pluck and English ways, Tignieb,.. Arl2.40 “ ! Ar 7.20 “ Though they scarce could see right clearly, with remembrance bitter yet, Ch’town ...Dp4.00pmiDp 7.00am And feared the star of loyalty in rebellion’s cloud had set. Royalty Je} * 4.15 “7,23 * ‘« Bat God’s ways are not as man’s ways : what to man dark evil seems aes “iar e val io mee Is the darkre-s that precedes the cutburst of the sunrise beams. Mt ae wt] 5.15%) « ae “| So it was that out of chaos, out of evils dense and dire, | Morell ot S44 ol oan i Came those old brave hearts reflned, as the gold is fiued by fire. | St. Peter’s.| * 6.04 **) 0. 17“ « Out of their small, good beginnings has arisen a nation, vast, | Bear River: “ 6.29 “| “11.11 “ i

TRAINS INWARD.

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Loyal, purer, more of Engiish than the los: States of the past ;

A uation, Eng!and’s good right hand, the brightest jewe! of her crown, A realin of seaports and of fleets, of wheai-ficids, forest, city, town,

Of liberty in every sense, of freed: m for man’s life and soul,

A congerics of happy Srates all formicg one harmonious whole, Beneath oid Exgiand’s banner ranged: O vision that no prophet saw ! The English acorn planted then has grown the oak of Canada,

These the scenes we see to-day, nd EXPRESS. |

** Such the scenes the exiles saw.

And stili the new Canadian nation urge. its resistless way : "lr cts? are ae Where were heron haunted marshes glow the ruddy clover heads, ee And the sle-k haired cattle rest knee-deep Tn their grassy b: ds ; Sh’town ..| Ar 8.00 pm| Ar 3.45 pm} Arl0. 5am Where the red man’s prowling foot sank in withered maple leaves, Royalty Je|Dp 7.45 “ |Dp3.2l ‘ |Dp9.55 + Stand in g-Ideu rank and file che ripewed wea th of whea en sheaves ; | Wiltah’e} “7.11 “| “4225 “9 904 « Orchard trees now rain their blossoms whore the mighty forest gloomed, | Hunter Rr) * 7.00% ; 2068 | 8.43 * Farms a’ d whi'e-walled village stand where the pink wild !aurel bloom:d ; | Bradalba’e | * 6.36 “| * 1.27 “*),* &10 % Where the beavers buiit their dams ever sounds the whir «f mi'ls, Co'ty Line. “6.30 “| ** LT“) 8 7.57 8 And i: dus ry’s tall chimneys sm ke ’gaiust a background of the hills ; ; Breetown..| 6.19 "tO re Churches wi h cross crested spires silent point the way to Gud | Fessingt 2 on te eee. From the peaceful graveyerds lying in their Mayfl wers sprinkled sod ; Summ’side! .° > - as “| 6.45 Rushing Railways sh ot tike me:eors wi h wild momen ary gleams, aie lites, Sree : , Wiscouche 'Dp5 60 ‘* | Dp it 04 * And steam-driven fl ating palaces swim along the inland streams ; | Wellinat’ni «449 ** 10 an 6 By the sea a queenly city with the beloved apostle’s name, | Port Hill ‘Legg | 9 43 © First in wealth and enterprise and culture's every nobler aim. | O’ Leary. "le 309 «) s B09 «| From her port the fleets of commerce spreading wide her snow-white sails, Bloomfield | ‘* 3.05 “| * 7.54 * | On all pathways of old ocean woo the swift and favoring gales ; Alberton ..) *‘ 2.38 §*! * 7.15 # | Thence returning homeward, laden, and safe moored with canvas furled, Tignish...| ** 2.00 **; ‘* 6.00 **| They make city of St. John a grand emporium of the world, Ch’town ..|Arl0.00am Ar7.00 pm) ** Family pride from Norman robbers traces its ancestral line, Royalty Je Dp@ 45 : Dp 6.37 ** But more glorious far to say ‘a loyal ancestry is mine !’ York.....) ** 9.33 **) ** 6.20 “| ; ws ; Bedtord,..+ * 9.20 *, * €60.**) If hereditary are the fathers’ morals, feelings, powers, ‘tew’t! «855 «lB Tien. iste Eodéliite! wi i ee : Mt. Stew’t! ‘* 8 55 Sao: en, rotner ya ists! what noble ancestry is ours . Morell “816 “1 6 4.15 * Bold to plan and prompt to do, true to word and firm to hold— St. Peter’s| “ 7.55 “| ** 3.42 « These are our inheritance frem the glorious days of old ; Bear River} “ 7.22 “| « 2.49 « —— are, then, the qualities it behooves us to apply Souris ....! * 6,50 “| «© 2.00 « n our daily walk and life, i ve & valty. Sm ne | a y a e, in rom and love and loyalty Mt. Stew't|Dp 6.55 © Dp 5.20pm *“* What your fathers’ exile won it is yours to guard and shield, Cardigan ..| ‘* 7.49 ‘ | “on * = by wise laws in the Senate, or by arms in tented field ; Georget’n .| ‘‘ 7.30 ‘| ** 3.00 * ‘hat your fathers’ exile lost ’tis not yours to fret or grieve, — i Liberty ! that brags too loudly can be naught but make believe,— JAMES COLEMAN, History in its echoing story—if we read between the lines— Superintendent.

Railway Office, Charlottetown, May 2!, 1883. [6i, pres her sum jr 6i

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Tells us in its pointed periods, and by ruined nations’ signs, That no power of human structure can be just, or good, or great. if it hold not equal balance ’twixt the People and the State— With the people in Assembly, and a Sovereign at the helm

Fit to steer the Ship of State, the oak-built galleon of the Realm.

‘* O, God forbid that ever war should come o’er this land of ours ! Or armed faction pit its strength against the rights of kingly powers. But if, in Heaven’s providence, we should hear dread war's alarm, Then take down the old flint musket, if ye have no better arm, Draw the sword your fathers drew on the land and on the sea Strike not for democracy, but loyal liberty! ' Spotless as the sword of Bayard was the steel our fathers wore, ar radrant was the spotless truth, the loyal faith they bore of yore. z= they now look down upon us, let their bright exemplar be Jur guiding star of action, our lamp, our beacon—so that we

orenemit the light in purity, as it came to us from them, All waranted Fresh and True. sar as the supernal light that once shown over Bethlehem.” May 3.—tf

‘to the place of Commencement.

UMMER ARRANGEMENT,

MORTGAGE SALE.

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P gO be sold by Public Auction, on the prem- {i ises in Charlottetown, on ‘Thursday, the twenty-second day of February next (1553), | at the hour of 12 o'clock, noon, that hand | some residence kovwn as ‘** BEACONS: | FIELD,’ ‘and is described in the undermen- | tioned mortgage as follows: All that piece | or parcel of land, being part of Common Lot} Number Kighteen, in the Common of Char

lottetown, 1n the said Province of Prince Edward Island, and bounded as follows, that is tosay: By a line commencing at the south- west angle of West and Kent Strects, and running thence southwesterly along Kent Street two hundred and ninety three feet, to the front of a wooden breastwork, thence along the same southeasterly (meesuring In a straight line) one hundredand forty-cix fect seven inches to a post in the breastwork, thence northeasterly two hundred and fifty- five feet, or to the western side of West Streot, and thence along the same northerly one hundred and eigity-one feet nine inch«s, And also all the right title and interest of the said James Peake, in and to all that piece or parcel of land lying between the aforesaid breastwork and the chanuel of the Governor’s Creek.

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The above sale is made under and by virtue of a Power of Sale, contained in an Indenture of Mortgage, aated the ninth day of August, A. D. 1575, and made between James Peake of Charlottetown, aforesaid merchant, and Edith Alice Constance Peake, his wife, of the one part, and Jedediah Slason Carveil, of the same place, merchant. of the other part, which said Mortgage was by Indenture dated 29th day of September, A. D. 1875, assigned to William Cundall, now de- cealed, and of which said Mortgage the undersigned are now devisees and assignees.

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Dated 22nd February, 1883,

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LiL that tract, piece, or parcel of land A situate, lying and being in the Parish of Bedford, in Queen’s County, being part ot Lot Thirty-seven, bounded as follows: Com- mencing at the south-east angle of lands leased to Gabriel! McDonald, thence follow- ing the boundary of said land west sixty chains, thence south ten chains, thence east sixty chains, thence north tet chains, to the place of commencement, together with six acres of marsh, formerly occupied by the late Donald McDonald, containing, by estimation, sixiy-six acres of land

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