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" girlhood.

Henson.

GRICULTURE,

"i‘EiIPEE—iﬁeiijih I) :NEWS.

Vol. 4.

‘Siiinmerside, Prince—Edward Island. Thursday,

August 26, ' 1778769." 7'

No- 48.

'I‘llIi‘. ,Sunimrrsldt Journal,

[8 PRINTED AND PUBLISHED

E VERY TIIURSDA Y E I'ENING,

BY JOSEPH BEBTICAM, s'r nis (irricu, CENTRAL STRIHI'I‘.

TERMS:

I copy for one yeiir, In advance, “ “ half udvniice,

u u

ADVERTISEMENTS-

nserted st moderate rates and in good style.

Srucui. AGREEMENTS may be mode on ressonuble terms for ii whole, ii half, or quar-

ter column, or by the your.

Job Printing

of every description, performed with ncutne Ind desputeli. und ut modernte riitcs, lit the JtlllltNAL Ollleo

moon's riusns.

New Moon. 7th duy, 5h. 56m, evening, \V.

First Quarter, Hih diiy. Sh. 28m. morn. N. Full Moon, 22d dny. 0h. llni. morning. Last Quurter, Eltiih day, .‘Ili. 46in. eveuiugu

;' luv SUN 1 "are"! {lipids moon's1 E nocvron FULLER“. I “R I cc. : 3 WEEK rises-actsl clock,nurlh rises " 2‘ & i u‘" i H r r-“ 7” 'rrﬂi " i W" NIH— RESIDENCE AND OFFICE ON | [h ui lb in I m s[ I Y V y _

, “3'25 'ﬁ ,5, 5,, mm”, 3,, Centml btuct, . . . . . .bunimeisulc 2 Man i 48 21 5 57 42 3d 0 1 it.) (Directly opposlte the Sumnierside Bunk) 3 .TUI‘B 49 3:" 5 53 3” 59 0 3“ 1” Suiniuersidc, iiniy 13. 1861!.

4 ,Wed , fit) - , 5 48 ll 4 I 22 iii! -~*-—~— 7 v~—A~-v——~——T~i——-

5 ’I‘hurs 5| 2r 5 42 54 mi 2 13 3o KERSHAW & “pumps

6 Frid , 52 is, 5 :ttiild 2.1 :i H 27 WNW“) M”: r

7 ,8“ I 53 17,5 L". 2| It 4 L"! 24 v ‘ ' ‘ I

a sun '4 {,4 7 15, 5 22k 4 41 “q. u 31 hon-conducting and ‘npoilslny, In..- all so u n (7 en o on w

I; Tues I no isl r. 5‘29 55 o 9 17 F111" and Burglor Proof

ll lwm . 57 Ill 4 mum in 9 4i i-i ‘

is i'i‘iiursl so is: 4 wot win 13 ii 8 A F E S

13 troll r. o o} 4 scar. no to in o s

It {Sat 1 7; 4 2517 27 II ‘-‘0 4 MANiii-uw‘ruuicus on

15 5"" 5 2 7 5: t 13.5” i“ "m" 1 ' BANK v.iUi.'i‘s, ISURULAR l‘ROUF

“‘ f“°“ 3 4»? ‘5’” 5.‘ " ? .‘ YAL'L'I‘DUURSJRUN vummnoous,

l7 I‘uesi 4 2». lUJOIlO-ldliloS , .... ,.. . v .. . . .

1 w _, r 0: 1 W1 1 ..., I .H m i A l l. i (.UMIIINAIIUN 15 A l\ I\

,3 “mm ,g, 5,; g, “2.; ,, g5: ._, 3m 51, LOCRS. iiicign isoxus, iyv'i‘igN'i‘JAii.

20 p,“ m 3 ,4 22 4. 3 2,, m, lit.)le i‘b Lluld. DOORS, the. .ec.‘

2| ,Sut 8 m: 2 54 2 7 risesl 48 liios. I‘l.‘l.l.l.l:lt, I).\\'Illb'l‘.\ll|l A: Sons,

22 lSun 5 96 54 2 3941 51!. 7 231:) It; 'I‘ruvelling Agent. Agents, llnlil'nx.

2: ‘iion IO 52 2 no 42 MoulreuLDeeli'i. '65 y

24 'I‘ues i2 50 2 14 :58 ———~-—--; 1;“ w —~~— ’ .

25 Wed 13 49 l ‘ ill) :Iti L- 1‘ - l’UlED‘ ’3

2d 'I‘lilvrs 1-! :7 I 310 NEW

27 Frid 5 5 it

on Snt ~ 5 i7 (I) “3” so Marble and Freestone

29 Sun lRti .- . Ll ,. ., .. ,1. ...

no Men in so 0 . asii l‘J 2o J‘SLWLIbI’MI‘ v

31 I'll“ 3' 37 07 0 “""-'“ '" (Niixr noou ’I‘t) uni-m iiin soxs‘)

ﬂ Snmmcrsltle lllnrkets. KING SQUARE,

Aug. 26. 1%9- CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND. B of erlb 5d a Cd -——-— Mountih perlb to non All orders punctunlly attcndcd to. 9“" 9‘“ "M" a” Call nnd See! Pototoes per bush 10d a Is Jan 7' .69 W 'l‘urnips [lL‘I' bush 10d a Is , ‘ Butter peril: 1:5 I A w Lard per 1 ' ‘ Tallow per lb. 9d 2. 10d Eggs per :loz 8d n4!“ I’ -r b l - i l -, _ ' tildfifcl’ii portion 2. .. a. I’omt Du blicuc, bliediac A. B. Codﬂsh pcr qt his it His Pork perlb by corcﬂll _ 4‘] R "‘1 MONUMEN'I‘S, 'I'OMBS, GRAVF- Flour per bbl 3a.: n his STONES, M)" &U. Island Flour per ewt lbs to ltls I” M ‘ ‘ V Oatmeal per cwt. £3- n.3,;- AMERICAN “in “Vinian ARDLL (.o. -

"on so i s s on on III I.

I'lshll’lll 108 Con furnish 'Srnvcstunes llllll Monuments ruin spruce 15mm]. 45 a do less price tlnin niiy other estublisluneut iii

Charlottetown Markets. Cb. 'l‘own, Aug. 26, 1869.

Ga. 8d. 7s. (Id. at the end ofyeiir 93.

Persons getting up cums of res Subscribers will be entitled to the JOURNAL foroneyeur.

Almanac for August, I869:

Business Giotto.”

Mr. W. H. POPE

suined the practice ol the Low.

l'rince Hdwurd Ishiiid. Churlottctown, Mnrcb 18, 1869.

THOMAS KELLY,

AND

NOTARY PUBLIC. &0.

NEW LONDON. April l5, ltl'

pro :iiii.

EGS to inform the public that he hits rc-

Urricu—A few doors below the Bunk of

BARRISTER - AT - LAW

SUMMERSIIMZ, - - - - l'. E. ISLAND

I}. DODl) may iigxiin be consult- ed. nt his old residence, in MARUA’I'E,

13):. .1. Milan, Physician 85 Surgeon, 8!

S U .II )I HRS/l) E, October l2, limit.

OFFICE—Al. the Siiiiaii-ziisins; Ditt'tl S'i'tiiiu, next door to Iluuk, Ceiitrul Street.

1’. E. ISLAND.

DR. JARVIS

lliis REMOVED his Residence to

MERSIDI‘}. next door to the Rev. Mr. Fruiuc's. on Control Street.

or iit Hunt 8:. Co's Drug Store, at tlII times.

‘ Suniuierside, .que 3, lh‘t'd).

the l'wviiiccs, nnil pny ii duty besides. ﬂ“ Uiiueus can be let! iit Iii-:iiriun’s Book Store iiud ut I). I'JNMAN's, limp, Suiuincrsidc, or sent to

Beef per in m n 81! A. w. ANDRES. M“an I)" H) 4“ “ 7" Point Du Chene. June llth, loos.

lvoi-k per lh., by carcass, [HI n 8d . ‘ L"

11M“ 1"" 1b “‘ “ 8" WILLIAM BLAIRbI‘O, “um I nolne‘. I . I

‘ l s u s u

inn: .. ... . .. ... Commissmn Merchant, Flour per 100 lbs I7! is Ills ' c ' (I: ("encrul A! cut ()Atnieul per 100 lﬁsa 19s Audio" 0' ’ J ’ lluekwbcot Flour. per lb W n 2M \VA'ri-zii STREET,

Cudﬂsh per quimul “‘5 “ 1‘" S,,,,,,,,,,.,,',),.___ ......... ..l’ E. Island

13d tl 19d

Butter i-r lb It Is Ililnls Id

lit”? ""‘ ‘“"' ... . ... UARI'ELL BRtl'l‘lIEl ""“"“' 2‘}, 1: Alic'rloivuI-Ins,

Ens per dozen l’otntocs per bushel Barley '- u 5, (hits

Iliiy per ton

llides pcr lb Sheepskins encli Spruce Iioiirds per lleiulock “

60s is 70:

-Id

45 n 4: (ill

ioo ft. u

sine is ii ill, a

BANK OF

Charlottetown. President-lion. DANIEL BRIZZ‘AN.‘ . Cnshier—Wnuuwu (Yunnan, ‘lusqmre. Discount lliiys—Moiuluysdt 'l hurnduyn. Hours of Business—Font 10mm. to l p.m

ls (it! n In 9.1 II! u do lid

49 it It (id Ils 6d o Is

Commission Merchants, AND GENERAL AGENTS. BANK llllllillIN i, - - QUEEN STREET,

CHARLO‘ITETOMN, VI._W__ \VILLIAM DODD,

Commission Merchant,

~ And Auctioneer, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Corner of Great George ,I' Kiny Streets,

QUEEN SQUARE, JIIARLOTTI-ITO WN - - - If. E'. ISLAND

“new; T. offer,“ Continuation mermaids,

from '1 P-m ‘0 ‘ I’~“L GENERAL AGENTS AND

UNION RANK.

Grafton 51., Queen“! Square, President—Crushes PALIKIL. Esquire. Cashier—Jul" Ammusou, quuire.

Discount link—Wednesdays & Suturdnyl

‘uosI—Froni 10 l.lll to 1p in. In" or mm from 2 p.ui to 4 p in

SUMMERSIIH‘} BANK. Calm! Strut, Snmmsru’dc, 1’. ’5'. Island

’ --. unis L. IIOLNAN, Esq Ilhih‘ile‘i’lf—tlldur. Mot}. STAYIIIT, Esquire. Ill-count I)lt,l~"1‘llt‘l!llllyl nnd Friduys. Notes for Discount must he

o'clock on Discount duys.

Business-10 n. ma “our. 0‘ from 2 p. uh.

“ﬂooiﬂiﬁ HOUSE. KENT STREET, CHIRLCTTETCWII

SIMON I). FRASER. I’ROI'RIE'I‘OII.

to lp.m

.. u

out and lrnnslent Boarders w

sdi'ﬁ‘i‘bm Home to [in satisfaction. Chow-Juno la, la“.

Charlottetown

Iu before I 1

to ‘ p.m.

AUCTIONEERS.

sumauooii ANll ()rricn

Head Queen's Wharf, Summeraido, P. E. I- (oppositc the Store of W. '1‘. Hunt &. Co.) April 2, ll’tlll ly

: ’IHM‘IDRI) ’iiiio'i‘uicus,

Succeuors tn Thoma: Ilonfard.

(lionimimlion glittllllillihi, And General Ageing.

ll south in iiimzr \viuur,

SAINT JOHN, N. I}.

(hm. [Linwood aniv. S. Huron:

"Julius GREENOUGII. F L O U R

Commission Merchant,

No 47 Commercial Street

Corner of (Iliutou Street nun-“BOSTON J...,. i, won. I!

SUM-

ﬂ" llc cuu be consulted iit his residence

Business

. CAMERON, M. 1)., thnitiun, .Sui'goon,

And Accouclicur, Ofﬁce and Residence iit N. \Vooimuiz‘s, Esq, Alberto“, 1’. E. I. *Al—igurst ~Illl, I861). W {ini‘ GEORGE D. WRIGHT,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

DEALER l.\'

Choice Family Groceries!

Dunn’s Block. Charlottetown, - - P. E Island- .luly l, Inﬁll. tl‘ ROBERT GORDON, AND LIXND BILOIKI‘JIKI, Albcrtun, . . .. ... . . .1‘. L'. Island Riziun :s : lion. Judge Young—Clnirlottctown. “on. (i. W. llowhm—Alberton. lllr. Joseph Bertruiii—Suininersidc.

Alheriou. )1in I3. 1569.

REUBEN TUPLIN, CUIHIIIiHNiOII ﬁlers-hunt, A U C T I O N E E R, Antl ticncrnl Agent. Murgutc. . . . . ... . .. . .1’. 1'}. Island.

Ritnzitmcns : lion. 1). Brennun, It. ’I‘. llohniin, Cb. ’l‘owu. Suunuersido. ‘ 1869. put. pro. “in

J. H. ALLEN, Commissmn merchant,

AND DEALER IN PROVISIONS, sic” MARKET STREET - ST.JCHN,N. B.

96“ Gives personal ntteution to the Sole iind I’m-chose of every description of Goods. Muy ‘J, 1863.

THOMAS HALL S NOW l’Rl'ZI’AIIFI), with the ussistoncc

ol'the STEAM I’UWlilI, to furnish uuy number of

’l‘llllESlll‘NG MACHINES, of the most improved kind.

Iron Turning, Wood tlo., Trucks, (Cc, die. , nmnut‘uctured, together with Allot/ici' Il'oi‘k in his branch of trade Every liliicliiiic wurruntcd to do good work.

THOMAS IIALL. Sumnicrside, May ‘10, 15th —tl. __ ——'ri11<:"i}1oi~l UIN . 1 COMMON SEN Sh Family Sewing Machine! FOR. .518 55. (ML, A'l‘ ILlIt VIL'S BOOKSTORE, Churlotti-town, uiid I’RlNCl-l (TOUN' ‘Y llUuliSl‘URl-l, Suniiuei‘sidc. June I, 1801!.

BOOT & SHOE ESTABLISHMENT.

Ill-1 subscriber begs lenvc to nequoiut the

inhabitants of SUMAIICRSIlll-l and the country generally, that he bus I'llllllllt'llt't'il his business of “out 3:. hot- Blink- lug", in the ‘ihup n. xt door to U. 0‘ Aeill's, llt‘tll' the Wesleyun Church. Ilc trusts thui by strict iittcutiou to business out! good work to give gcncrul snlisl‘uction u-d merit u shore of public piitronngc.

Curls,

WILLIAM CLARK. Simunersidc, April 2:, lulu).

TOUNTAIN’ KW

North side King Square, (nut to I'm-I: Hotel) ST. JOHN, N. B. JAMES W. THOMPSON, Proprietor.

7 “IE Proprietor of the iihove llU’l‘ICLtukcs this opportunity to return thanks for thc liberul pntromiuc hitherto rccrivud, uud most respectfully solicits u euiitinuuiice of the

it me. "bin lln‘rvv :. .-.,

,............u, miunico, llllt coninnuids n view of King Squure, uud other ports of the City.

In connection with the Ilotel, is GOOD S'l'AllLlNG, and n enrcl'ul llosiler in unend- nnce. l’iiriics coming from Prince Hdwnrd lslnnd with horses will lliid this cstnhlishiiicnt the most comfortuble in the (,‘ity, and it per- son u \vnys lit the (furs on their urrivul.

St. John, Sept Still. ly

..-..- ._ ..,.. . ' Weavmg, Weavmg .

New England Self-Acting

HAND 1.0031 3

fl‘lll‘} Subscriber bnving procured one of tlic uhove LOUMS, is now prcpurel to do Custom WEAVING of it“ kinds. Any style of goods cun he done on this Loom. A dozen dlll'crent quills can be woven upon the Inuit- wurp. (Inn wenve a web six feet ten inches wide, Cloth double width, and Seumlcss Bags The best of work guuriimccd. Nu deliiy. Cull nud see the Loom and specimens of woik. Reduced prices for Weaving. DANIEL l). CREW,

Neiir the Drill Shed.

Summerslde, July It», 1809.

oimwronn’s“ HOTEL.

N0. 0, KING SQUARE, SAXIN’I‘ J()llN. N. I). ‘lll-l subscriber lowing thoroughly reﬁtted

sud enlarged lili lltt'l'lllinnd STORE, is now prepared to neeouunodute l'erinunontiind 'l‘rnnsient Boarders on the most reasonable terms. A LSan eonnrcllonm GROCERY S‘l‘t HIE. where every article required for home use

may be had . J. CRAWFORD E SUN.

Sept. I0, was. ly

'1‘0 DIulpeque.

[Written for the JOURNAL]

“'[ut you ever down to .‘lolpcqiiu 1— Luud ul lillllui' mid of cheeses:

Lnud oi I’llllln'kntlllll big oxen:

Luiiil of bottles mid of sit-en ii ;

Funied tor iill tlnit lIlllkCﬂ it noble. Fiiiued tor forms thut uouo sin-posses, Fumous for its liuinlsoiuo women.

(in u lovely duy llPlIl‘ liurvcst,

When the buckwheut won in blossom, 'I'bo poluines out in llowers,

\\'ln-ut uud burley looking licullliy; livei-Iliiug llml. unikes mini cheery, Hull's Iiriulit NIH dillilsiiig glniliicss, Over all In» lliunklul crentui-es.

Then it won I went to Mulpcquo: Missed the ’l‘uwusheud's quiet corner,— Qiiiel. this lime. but i l ulu‘uyn“ .Smieliun-s culled tho‘ ivi-Ilcr's Resting; Itcrl of .llilliguu'suinl Coitou‘s,

Rest. of Riiyiior‘s uinl of Crossiuuii's.

Ihe-Med uloui; New Auiuiu‘s viilley,

Sow tlio lields iii iill llieir beulity;

Now the giiiih-iis iiiid the cattle.

Siiw Ihe lloweis uud fruit delightful ; Now the dwellings ueut mid tidy,

In this country of the \l'ulkei's.

“'nlkers who Iiiid come from Scothiud With the Moi-chi nuks' mid with others, All from Srothiiid s Southern Counties, Prom llunil'iies :iiid lhink» oi Ayr; (‘uiuc to this I‘I‘Illt'u l-ldwui‘il lsluud, IIelil‘lI it won lt hind of promise,

Lnud for luriuiiig uinl for positive.

With their iixeo Iii-iulit ltllll pleuiuiiig, \\'iih their hem-ts mid strong ni‘uis trusting, 'I'|n-_v inii cut lllc mighty hemlock:

"Il'l‘i‘ ilnii stood ltll' inuny nee-i:

They did pile, mid buvu, imd vlcur them, They did iiiiike their homes ii gliidiivssi Now ilicy liuvc umin iuouoy — pleuiy.

Ni~.\t we come to h.iid of Houses,

(it the .iuiuiesoii'n mid hlcllillou'i— Men who (rode in mills iiiid culilu, And ol other things most cei'liiiu, All to keep llll-ll' iuuiiy children,

All to dress their son» oiid duuphlcrs. All to iiuike their country richer.

Soon we, come to Iinliiin River. And we stop one moment purring. Thinking oi iin stiikiui; lieiiiuy, Thinking of its unmy stories : Here the Aluliuu k met the Miciiinc, Here they fought in deuilly bntile. 0n the bunks of " lujiu River."

(In u hill above the t'L'tIlll’lt.

Towering up beyond the lie topll. Resting tirm on rocks of Fret-Mono,— Rooks tbut iii-veroni- 1w «huhrn :

Rooks tliiil. move not by inuu‘s d ~triuo: l‘lcuniiig lo the phasing Minuet-r,— Sunnis tho liidiiiii River Chnpel.

Hero for twenty yi-iirs iuid upwni-ilo, l-‘utlier domes, ihe good mid lniililiil,

(hi eneli lloly lluy uppoiiucil,

Kin-cling dou ll llt'ltllt: the Altzir,

Ileiid in iill his people withered,

l’myors ilmi they hi live more better, l'i‘uycrs to have their sins lorgivcu.

Now this doy it won his lost one,

And he spoke to Ilit'lli most It‘t'lIll‘J:

Spukc to iiiuuy hundreds 'senibled :

'l‘nld lhcin lie “'lllt going to leuvc ilieni, “4701mm u“ v to other I'uriidi,

For to on y on the good work,

In obedience to the Allister.

And he left them iill his blessing, Asked Iheiu to be good uud Kind to uli'uugei'ii llllll to uci ilIoi'u, Not I‘tllllt'l 'oiis nor be, thinking, Not buck II“ "no lllltilIIl‘ Nor forgetting not their pi-uyei's.

And they lienrd him with grout sndiioss, As be “live them unmy rimiiouv :

'l‘old “mm of their iuuuy I'Illlllt'l'it

For to ninkc their country better,

For to uinke themselves more pinised : 'l‘hut Religion grcol might prosper, 'I'hut the Church might grow in homily.

Now we enter Ancient lllulpequo, Fumed lur I'UI-ls iiinl I'lleelioiis, And for iuuuy things In den ihiit; And we stop to look iiroiiiid us,

An \vo uuze upon ils Churches.

(lu ils lh~lds mid lllI‘IIIN lllllt‘l/ lovely, ()u the whole prorpeet before us.

Aud we enter Ihot old building,

As llio people \veio tleﬂt'llllllI-ti,

Where their t'niui-m long before them l'sed to meet to hem (iod's \voi-d rend. l'sed to un-ct to lieiir the “Thin”,

Used to inch for pruite niul prnyer.

And their fullieis itii.l their prophets, ’I‘bcy tluil settled ulteiullt Mnlpequo, ’l‘hnt did clciir ils din-u iiiul bnrdwood, ’l‘hul did loin}: to ilul ieqoe l‘ielii‘n: ’l'ln-y llnii did instruct the prophe—

lii iln liloirrhvyiird now lie sleeping, Sleeping Iill the truiin shull sound.

Aiul iiiv iniiul went hock in throwing,

All I guzcd upon the icople,

As I looked iii the old pulpit,

As I looked ut iill nroiiiid nie—

lluw Iluii. \\ hen ihut (‘Inu'eh \vns opened, ()l iill them who sung tiod'spruises. Seurre one worshipper ienimned.

Now their children [like their phircs, And in puwn of iiiiiiqiie building. Nude iu liluen before the ell'lllllllnlil. Crossed the lll‘l‘ illllll mil;th oi-euu : Lbueu to the oh truths littered,

... ,~, . .,,,. “....-.” ,l,.' “l!” i5’_‘.‘.,I.’"..l$\lI’f Idln'ili grow \\ eio-y. And the preuclicr ll"‘ll| Slruthnlbyu,

In the phivo of Mulpeqno's l' H 'Iicr, lu Ihe pulpit \vliei-e rliunl Iii In tho! rliei-iubcd unricnt width-tower, spoke this tiny with words ot ii-eiubling. Wordi- ol tluiiikluljoy und iiIudm-im, Words of love lroiu the grcu volume.

(ml of Doulerouoiuy's pogo:

hid the pi-em-her tell them. truly,

’I‘hul Iov M“ the innuy blessings.

I"Ul' their loud. mid luuds, ninl houses,

For their money uud their I'It‘lll'ﬂ,

For llirll' m ipili mid in-nllli iii iill thing, They to t: lllllhl give the lll’iiihl'tl.

'I'hnt when they bud cut tlllll dinulu-u, \I‘In n lllril‘ herds mid llo: Ln \voie uiuuv, \\'lu-u llu-v hnd most hnudsoiuo minions, \\‘Iieu tho'v hint iinieh unhl mid ' - When nll' they Iixul nun-h IIiIIIl Nut io lill lliclr lit-min too nuouhty, Not tnrget tin.- lnuid lhiil sent llll'lll.

And the people, in their pliires,

\\'iih their nous uinl dulluhlcrn round them. \\'ith lhrll‘ bonds bowed down uud lowly, Not looking round to see the tin-Iiioiis, Liv-toned deep in lllt' good preiivln-r,

Fell Ibrii' limiin glow wniin uiid better, As he told them ileum-id Iriouul.

And Ibi- woph- be dismissed tlieni

'lo lIII-l lltilll ll nnd Illt'll' llllll'llt’l,

'l'o it i wulk umoug Ilu- tombstones, \\'he ihev ‘v-uil lion. holds on murldo, l‘htl'lllt' u hiie. mid .~ oug, uiul lusting, tit Ihe noes ivl iIn-ir .i new,

(it iheir hoih tlltlI o1 their dying.

And the intermission over,

Aiiil Ihe N‘I‘llmlll Ihcv uro eudeil,

\l‘o Mo on to red the (ii-sis,

sl’! the Mood nud the Illllltllrl,

See I'lllli‘t In“ it so thou-d in story,

R. e u.- xin-rls. oiid squirrel. mnl shipping, the l'iinwtoun in nil in- glory.

Suw the lslouds iu the Illllllllt‘l', Shiv tlu~ I'mikei- lino (iillell'i'lchilig, (rt-rihe IIIIIIHK "eel. iii nuchor, How no "lllllll lion in l’rinrctown, Now two houses uilh lhcir iiiiuulu. And iiiiollu-r homu- deserted,

Where the tonic: dunno iit midnight-

And our trip to Ilnlpequs ouch-d, lloioowuids but-Ii our truck we wooded.

5 tlttt 3 That llorrihle Chicago.

\Vlll the Women read this Story!

iterator».

(Ni-2w YoiiK Connes UNI ‘xcu or 'l‘llE

Momma REGISTER.)

I think I reunirked in my lustlettcr thut I once inct u Chicago lawyer who wm‘mly udvociited innrriugu. und who cxploiucd to me his reason lor so doing,r For such ii men to do such u thing, woe, to soy the least. surprising. I listened with bi'cnth- less interest while he guru me u brief his- tory ol his experience duiiiig the lirst It) ycui's of his residence in that. celebrated city. Suid he :—

"l lirst came to Chicago 15 years ago. Then I wus young and innocent, which it is lntvilly iicecssnvy loi- me to soy thntl am not ill present. l but! ii lrieiid living here whom I hud known wliilo he resided in New York, and conducted liiiuscll like u civilized mun in u civilized community. Ashe bud written to me to visit hiiiisell and his wife when I come to Chicago, I re- uieiiibcrcd the invitation when lilid visit that city, uud immediately on my ill'llVEIl proceeded to his house. He was not. :i'. hoinojust Ill. the moment, iiiid so I asked to see his wile, whom l but! known ii yeiir below in New York. In uuswcr to my inquiry lUl‘ Mrs. licVol'su, :i preity. block- eyed girl came into the di'uiviug-rooin and received me quite \vurnily.

" Well, we chatted very plcosuutly to- gciithcr until my li'icud come in, iiiid l i‘cully l'clt uiyscll beginning to experience u. Vci'y ull‘cctionutc impulse towui'd her, supposing ol course, that she wus his niece, cousin, uncle, or something of that sort. But in the course oi the evening, I uskcd hiiu wcthcr his who was ut home, imd it so, when he proposed to let me see her? “ To my nslonishiucnt, he replied: “ This ludy is Mrs. lh-Vorsc! I thought you were already iiwnre ol the Incl."

“ Ul course I blushed and felt. horribly uneoniloi‘inble, and sold thnt l was not uwurc tliut he lind lost poor l'huily.

" ‘Uh, suid he, “ Emily is very well, niid bus in: d o pnriner of mine. We were divorced, you know, iibout six months zigo, uud I married my present wife only lust week."

" Well! I diud‘t leel quite so iill'cctiuii- ate toward her iiltci‘ that. [or I “(III been wui'nily uttnchcd to Emily; but we said no more uhout the mailer. and I went away, vowing never to get inyseJ' into such u. scrnpe uguin by iisking ultel‘ uny- butly's wilo. I did not see my li'ieiid‘s new wife lor ubout ii month ultci‘wnrtls, until I one tiny met her III the house of n mutqu iicquniutunce, and in the course oi conversation sold to her: "By lllu wny. might. I ask you to say to your husband ihnt I wont h' n to conic to my oilicc some day next We P"

" ‘ ldou‘t think you know uiy liusbuud," she replied, suiilingly.

“ ' What do you menu I" said I, getting ruthcr nervous.

" ‘ Why, my new husband is named Sinilh,“ she iiuswcrcd. “ I wus sepei'utud troni lili‘. DcVoi'sc, yestei’duy morning, and niurricd Mr. Smith lust night."

“ l lelt that house pretty rupidly, nnd registered a second vow, to tliu cll’ect that I would never, to my (lying tiny, I; o Chicago ludy about her husband ii The two mistakes I lind tili'ciuly iinnle to Chicago wives and husbunds, i - lc inc decidedly shy ol‘ilieni. lint the vc next day I went into De Voi'sc‘s store (corn pork iiiid provision,) uiid loiind him cu~ gugcd in conversation with u terrible on- gulau' female, who looked liken compound of it New liiiglnud old innid. at Western wonion‘s rights lecturer, nud on Ai'knusns squntter‘s \iilo. 01' course I pilietl my iricnd. and, when the terrible ll‘llllllc lhttl remarked, ‘I eongi’ntiilutc you on your cscupc; thnt IlL'l'l‘Iblt: lcniolo would have exliuustcd iiny inun‘s pntieucu in ten ino- uicuts euiiversuiiou. Whut was my hor- ror uhcn he replied: ‘ I must beg you to spcuk iuoi'u respectfully ol [but ludy ; she is at present. my wile i. hict ol which you are, of course, unaware. us we were inur- ricd very pi‘iviitcly Inst night."

"I never sold it word, but fled iibruptly from his presence. Once more I so ore ...uud Iweiil. before it iiotury, \vlio hnd the biggest kind 01 u liible; so us to make the mini more binding—that, never would I

x‘ 's 'i'"' '11! "-:ir “’u. 3}".‘3‘7,t".l1:‘.‘ “stunner been...“ Icl’ beltci', nud loi' two weeks iivoided mukiug uuy inoio mistakes. At the end of that time, however, I met. the new iind :lllglllul‘ Mrs. Ito Verse, to whom I hall. in tho iiieiintiuie, been introduced, h:i 'ng the liveliest kind oi u quarrel willi u b D, prim. iglitiug looking lclluvv, who \l'zlfx uppnrciitly on the point oi knocking her down. (if course I llow tohcr i'csciionnd ileniiinded to know of the follow \vhuL he nieunt; ulso if he \vus nwui'o who thui ludy wns. end who her husbnud wnsi’ To which he briefly, stciitiously, but us it struck me, ii'relovuntly l‘clllill'kutl, "Hell 3‘

“I piiycd no further attention to him,

but. turning to Mrs. I)e Vin-so, sold: “ Mudnine! permit me to protect you from thut rulliiiu's insolcncc. " Instcud ul thanking me, she uctuolly shipped my hire, and sold: "I‘ll touch you to iiiterlcro between man lllltl wile. 'l'liut‘s my husband, iuiil we've been [Hill'- ricd llil‘cu doys. It‘s it pretty hard thing if it wile ciin‘t spunk to her husbimd with- out. Inning some idiot conic lllltl iiinkc ii muss nbout it."

“ Now, continued the hiwycr. “ this is not only it true story, but it is n luir e.\- nuiplu of the continued trouble tliut n man gets into who lives in Chicago, llllll dosmi'l know how to hold his tongue. You noo- undorstnnd why I hide the Chicago ens stonis, iuid why I go in lor indissoluble mnri'lngce. I never mode it mistake in nskiug a man ubout his wile the “bolt- time I lived in New York. but here I hnvr got into more nivkwxird places, and bud more lights than I can count. just because

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Smith hud just risked Mr. Thompson's llltllglllt'l' it she would give him .1 lift out of llzlullelul‘llulll, uud she had sold “ You.“

It lhcrclorc become nbsolutely llt't. ' my to get the old gcuilcinuii‘s permission, so. :is Smith amid, the iii'i‘uiigeuient might b . ninth: to hop the coiijiigul twig.

Smith said he‘d l‘lllll ‘l' poptlie interrogat- toi'y to iill ol old 'I‘lioiupsoifs Llnughters, and his sisters. iiiid his hiin cousins, and hisuunt Ilunnnli, in the country, mid the u hole oi the l‘ciunle i‘elulions, thnn usk ohl 'l‘lioinpsou. llut it li:id to be done, uud so Iic sat. down uiid studied out n. speech which he was todisaovge nt old Thompson the very lirst time he got a shy :it Iiiiii. So Smith dropped in on him one Sunday evening, when all the liiiiiily liiitl meander- cd urouiid to meeting, iind lound him doing :i sum in beer incusurc.

“ Iluw uro you, Smith 2’" Suit] old 'I‘lioiupson, usthe loi'iner walked in, while :lS n piece ol ehnlk. uiul trembling :is it he hud swallowed u coiidciiscnil curlhqunkc. Smith was :ili'nill to :IIISWCI', ‘c:iuse he won‘t sure about tliut Fpeecli. He knew he had to keep his grip on it while he bud ii. there, or it would slip troni him quicker ihun :iu oiled ccl through on uiiguloi' hulu. So he. blurted Ulll—

" Mr. ’I‘honipsoii, sir: Perhaps it may not be unknown to you,th:it duringuii c.\‘« tended period ul some lire y ", I hung been busily engaged in the prosecution oi ii coinincveizil enterprise—~"

“ Is that so, nud kccpiu‘ it a secret nil this time, while I thought you \verc tend- iii‘ store? \\'cll, by (jeoigc, you‘re one of them now, :iiii't you 2‘"

Smith had begun to think it. all over ugaiin, to get the run 0] it.

" Mr. ’l‘bonipson, sir: l’ci‘linps it. may, not be unknown to you. that duringr the extended period of live years, I liui'e been buist engaged in the prosecution of u coiiinicrcidl enterprise, with the determin- utioii to Secure :i siilliciciit iiiiiiiiteuiuiec—“

"Sit down, Smith, uud help yoiii'sell to beer. Don‘t be stniidio‘ therc holdiu‘your but. like oblinil beggar, \viih purnlysis I never have seen you belinve youvsclt so queer iii ull iiiy born days."

Suiilh hnd been knocked out ngulii, lIlllI so he hud to wonder buck ogniii und tulto :i lri-sb sturt.

" Mr. ‘l‘hunipson. sir: known to you. Il' during :in extended period ol live yo 5, I have been ciigiu rd in the prosecution of u coniinercinl enter- prise, with tile deli-i‘iiiiniitioii to procure u siillieicnt inniu - 'IIIC “

" A which once 9“ uskctl old Thompson ; but Smith held on to the last. word us it it wus his only chance, und went on:

" In the hope tlint some tluy I might. onior wedlock, and bestow my eoiuily possessions upon one who I could cull my own. lhnvc been ii lonely innu, sir, niid hove felt that it is not good tor man to be uloiic; tlici‘clorc I would—"

" Neither is ii, Smith; I‘m glad you tli'o, ped iii. How's the old niiiu i'"

" Mr. 'l‘hompsou, sir." said Smith. in despairing coiilnsioii,ruisiiig his voice to it yell, “it. iiiiiy not. be unknown toyouihnl, duriiigim extended period ol uluucly mun, l have been engaged to enter wudlock, tlllll bestow my enterprise on one whom I could determine to be good for Ccl’lillll posschioiis — no, 1 menu — tliiit — Mr. l‘liunipsoii, sir; it may not. be unknown—“

" And then, again, it may. Look here,

It may be nn~

. Smith; you‘d better lay down and tulsu

soiuciniug \vurin—yun nin‘t \Vcll.”

Smith, sweating like it four your old colt, went in ugn‘iu.

‘- Mr. 'l‘lioiupsun, sir: It may not be lonely to you lo prosecute iuu whom you :i li'iciid, luv u commercial niuiiitciinnce, but-bub—ch—dungr it—-.\Ii'. 'I‘nunipson, sir: lt-—-"

" Uh, Smith, yeti talk like u fool. I never seen :i lii'st eluss idiot in the course of my whole lilo. \I'hul s the luuttci‘ with you. uuyhoiv 1‘ ‘

“ Air. 'l‘lioiiipson, sir," said Smith, in nu :igony ol bcuiitlciiiiciil, "it may llul, In; known that you prosecuted u [only innii who is not good lor ii cuiniucrciul period ul wedlock lUl‘ some live ycni‘s. biiL-——"

"See here, Mr. Smith. you‘re drunk, and it you can‘t IJI on: better thou that, you'd better leuve; if you dou'i, I'll chuck you out, or I‘m at lluicliiiiun."

" Mr. 'I‘honipsou, sir," said Smith, fi‘nn- tie with despair, " it only not be unknown to you llizit iiiy curtlily possessions : 'c on- guivud it) u'lei- \\‘u4lluvk lit‘u yer-rs with IL ntllﬁclclllly lonely inuu, who is not good tor n coiiimcicinl inninteiiiuiee—“

” The very deuce lio isn‘t. Now, you jist git up imd git, or 1‘“ knock what little bruins out ol you you‘ve got left."

With llint, old I‘hoiupsun tool.- Smith out! shot him into the meals :is it he‘d l'llll him nguiiist a locomotive, goingoul Ell. loo vote 01 loriy miles on hour. iieloi-u old I‘hoinpson uud lime to shut the trout door Smith collected his legs nnd one thing and number thnt were lying nruuiid on tho pnvcmcui, uri'nugcd himscll in u vei'ticul position, niid yelled out:

" Mr. 'l‘honipsoii, sir: It may not, be known to yoii'—-ivhieh mode the old iiuiii so wretched mud that he went out lllltl sci. u bull li-viiisr on Smith belui'c iie hull it chuuec to lilt ii bi‘ognii, mid there \vus :i soieuiilie iloglighi, \vitli odds in lnvurot the dog, [or no nnd nu uwlul hold tor such it sninli niiiiiml.

Smith :il'ici'ivui-ds llllll‘l'IL‘tl the girl. :iiid lived happily nlioot two months. At the end ol that time he told u L'UIIIItli'IIllll friend that he ivouhl willingly tzike more trouble and uudcigo :i million more dog- biies to get rid oi llul'.

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“When I won quite A boy,‘ says Smith, “ my Luther ordeieil ll rout iur inc li'oiii an old isrucliie, und when the gnrineut t7.IlI|tl home it wus very much too lurgc. 'Iliu per- plcxcd dew, otter vuinly trying to gather up the I‘uliiess iii the buck Wllll IIII hand. so thut the front Iiiiglit set tight, deehtrcil ut length

ilnit "dc coui was gout; it wus no i'mili. or to cont; Ie root In umnl 'Iiuuab, but he poy was too slim 1" Jewish logic!

no man or wunnm stiiys “1;.”qu um“. 'l‘hc lute election in Tennessee resulted in the triumph oi the tioiiservutive or Lulu-m

than u month ut lurtbcst.“ r m m u “my I”, “ “mum, 0, “mm w v \' l '-| i - _“ ‘5 dmnk “"“k lemonade mgulh" i" dud, uud the eletllull in I\eiiiui-ky resulted in soieniu llioiiglitlulness. und I piiiied il'l)ll| ,. UL‘IIIUCI‘. lic l|l.‘JIi|lly estnimm at over so,- liiin with tho tooling tliut bud us it is to be 000, u is suppmwd Hit“. the viitory oi the indissolubly connected with on uuph-iiiinni hummus in ’lennessve secures the cieci‘iou of nltllllﬂrvlllrlltw, it is better limit to bo con- ux-l‘rulltlcllt .loussos to the Unle sub-s stnutly bothered by it change of wile. sinner ‘