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.Summerside, Prince Edward

LIsland,_Thursday, October I8, 1866. —

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No. 2.

5 TIIE

Summerside Journal

remap a)!» lealllb Ivanv THURSDAY EV‘RNING,

If Ill‘llAl C IAEIAED.

AT TIMI. OII‘ICI, CIN‘I‘IAL ITIIIE‘I‘.

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The follow g gentlemen have consent- .ed to not he Agents, and they are authori- aed to food" monies. and give receipts, on outmount :

thumbnails-WV. E. Dawson, Esq. Henry Harvie. Esq. C‘vatreefllev-Major Wright. Elq Upper ‘lhdeque—Wm. G. Strong, Esq Tryout -Georgo Mutton. list] 3!. Siemtor'r—W. 1‘. final. E Co Cucunpce-Bcldumin ltogera. an; largate—iteuben 'l‘oplin, use New London—Fidgeon it Stewart. lapegue—li t I’ McNutt. Sol-Mporl—llenry Ileer. Esq Vernon. Barr—XI. George Vickers on Georgdeten—Mdrew Lenroequc. Esq M He'll—David Ramsay, Esq. Wyn‘ekfietdamin Ha wood, l-leq. Hebrew—Jon h B. orry. Granted—Cher ee Collit.

JOB Piii'iz'rmc

of every deecriptlon, performed with neatncu and deepatch. and at Iodernte ratee, at the Joana“. Ollice. mm flammable Karim. Sunni-Ina. Oct. 18. 1866. Oateperbnehunn - - - - --2ra2s8d

Barleyper bueh--~--- -- fluid at- I'otatoel per bush ~ -- --- -- noun. lid Turnlpe per bueh - - - - - . - - 1: 2d a la 6d nutur per lb by Tub - - - - - - - le Id a is 2d Lard perlb-~---- - - - - - --‘Jdniod Tallow perib.------~----- lldafod F.“- per do: - - ~ - - - ~ - - 9d a 10d Bet-f perib - - - td a In! Mutton per lb - 3d a id I'nrk perlb by carcau - -- - - - 4d a lid Geoeu neg-u-qu- [I‘Mainsnild Flour r -"-'--11- - 0...”, Oatmealeper cam-non: "Heaths 1k] per 'l‘on - - - - - - - - - - sequo- traw per cm . - - - - - -- --- food 2- 'lne Board-Hun” ---10l_ semeeBoarde-nn - - - - - "tutu W

Business our“.

..,...~...~-..,

"ASK 0F FRINGE EDWARD ISLAND. Corner of Quota J’ Water 50., Charlottetown Preeident-Hol. Tuouu H. IIAVILAND. Caehier—WILLIAK Coleman. Enquire. Diecount Days—Monday”; 'l‘huredaya. Hours ofDueineee—Fom lo a.m. to l p.m. front 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.

UNION “ANK.

Grafton SL. Quan‘l Square. C'llurlolfefou'n Proficient—Canal." Parana, Ea uire. Cuhier—Jutaa Anurmeox. If.» u re,

Discount Dan—Mondays, We ueadaya, and Saturdays. "cure of “gainers-From la a.m. to lp.m

from 2 patio t p.m ——

SUMMER-SIDE BANK. antral (Ind. lumaam’de. I'. E. Illand.

Prelident—lion. Jon)! B. Gunman. Ce-hier—JE. L. Lrntaan, Enqulre Discount Days—'I‘ucedaye and h ridaya.

Commission

Dealer

\Vuter Street . . . . . .

Business (bards.

THOMAS KEELY, Barrister - at - Law

AND

NOTARY PUBLIC, to. souurmsum, . . .

aug.8,1866 1y GEORGE ALLEY. nannrsrsn AND Attorney-at-an,

sonar I-uuuc, size. Telegraph Buildings, Wafer Street, Charlottetown. ----------------- -- I'. E. Island. \VILLIAM DODD. Commission Merchant, And Auctioneer, QUEEN SQUARE, CIIARLOTTETO WN - — - I’. I}. ISLAND

ii. J. RICHARDSON, Manon ANT

Auctioneer.

in Flour. Groceries, and Dry Goods.

Summersidc.

Charlottetown, - . . .

CARVELL auorunas. AUCTIONEERS,

Commission Merchants.

And General Agents,

BANK BUILDING. QUEEN STREET. - I’. 15'. Islam].

'1‘ I10.“ A5 11A N FL) iti), AUCTIONEER

Commission Merchant, .

S'i‘. JOHC, N. Ii. Nov 1. Ifllié ly

SUMMERS”) E, . .

’l‘nouas App”, I-‘zsquirc, Sn." BaasaanJLsqure.

D38. PRICE & BLACK.

Physicians & Surgeons,

OFFICE—Al. the Scnnunsmu DItcu S'ronn,

next door to Bank. Central Street . . . 1'. E. ISLAND. October 12, 186.7. Iy

".1. u. owsoa,

{dd-ill a" via-509 lit a mum

HOUSE&SIGN

PAINTER.

SummonoxideI . . . . 1’. E. Island.

Octal)!!! I2, 1865. :-

”Krimau McKay.

MONOTON, N. B.,

Contractor and Agent for the purchase and

sale of—

hi Timber Haste. Plank. House firemen, and Lumber of all kinds.

be" Urdcrr for shipment will receive promp attention .

ncpannarrza:

} Charlottetown.

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WW E.” i). S'I‘Allt Cabinet-Maker,

Undertaker.

May 17. 1866.

home for Discount vault beln bcfore Ii FCRXH‘URE or A”, leps MADE

uut days. e—iO a. nI.. to i p. m. from 2 p. In.. to 4 p. In

JAS. WILLIAMSON.

' o'clock on Dieco “cure of Murine

commission Merchant, .

MONTREAL,

is prepared to recer ll orders for Fleur. Carmel, uefir Tobacco, one on Reasonable fl’crma.

uncannacas;

. it on. E! .. ~ - - Summeraidc. I’. El. 5’0th . Thurgqur, Ea .. - - St. John. Ii. Moran. It. Douglas Cg” Amherst, ls.b.,

July as. two. if.

James Greenough, F I.» 0 U E

commission Merchant

lo 41 Commercial street Center of Clinton Street- - - - - BUSION

J. r. HILL 86 CO,

DEALMRfl II

Potatoes, Apples, Onions, Jordon t- Bomrslir Qgrails,

Cranberries, Ileana. Grout] & Dried Apples,

Stalls 107 and 109.

and Cellar No. lit, Pancuil liail Market

SOUTH SIDE BOSTOM

C A_I_t D WILLIAM BEAIRSTO,

Commission Merchant,

Auctioneer (9 General Agent, \vanzn i'l'ttizlz'f‘

Sammereide, -------------- -- Ii. Inland. ‘

Summer-hie. Oct. I'l, Iatiii.

TO ORDER.

Kent Street, - - - - - - ~ - - - — Charlene/own.

Sept. 1866 Out.

A CARD.

“Iii. subscribes having purchased the STUCK I.\' 'I‘IlAlW of‘Jaauza l.. Holman

at St. Elcanor's. thc‘bue can in future will be conducted by h . keep Pollahtlllly o ‘ l-ulnd

adapted for the country "Ric,

soil

As it la his intention to variety of goods he respectfully ite a share of public pa rouugc. ALfii-lli'l‘ l.. ANDERSON. St. Elcfumr‘a. April i0, liltili.

II. .f',"MACGOWAI\

IMI’OII’I‘ER 55 MANUFACTURER OF

I ,

American and Italian Marble. Monu-

ments, Grave Stones, Counter Tops, Table 'l‘opsI die.

Cheaper titan any other estxiblinluucut in the country. . ‘

tica wishing any qt" the abou- \inl find ll. declv dediy itlcnl. ‘ I or to Mr. liummn (‘umwmaq hummersldc. v

Iluvilig a superior Wol'killilli. par: to their interest to call at our Estuhluh- Mechanic Street, lluarnmnat. h. I}.

Prince Edward Inland. h‘obrnaryl. ltltiti

if

JOHN ANUIHS‘V MACDONALD. Jamal-tor of Dry Goods, IIurdwurc, Crockcryware, Groceries,

stoves, Furniture, &c. &c. Swinum‘slvlr. - - - - - - - ~ - P. E. lx/mnl

""‘.W"KI"'\V'. lth'lth'S—_

Marble Works,

Monuments, Tombs, Grave-

stonea, &(-.

.xlmcricqu (1': Italian JvaIzle cou-

simitly on hand.

isluncut in the l‘roviucI-s. I’olxt‘t Du chcur. N. Ii.. not. I8, 18G!

DAVID nnwruau. Saddle and Harness Maker,

t . . . . . Sulmucuide.

i

Fxcu.‘ XII“. on IItlS'I‘I , and I

. A llAl‘ \S, ilought and i

' . I . (‘barlqttriuwm July 27.13 ‘ ._. r ‘

- I’. E. ISLAND

Gill's.

and he was silent. l

plied, as soon as he could trust himself to

speak. 'I did not sou clearly what you i meant. but now I understand it fully. i

In heart, one of m ternally kind In

vampyro. own advantage,

only my welfare the sportsman. quarry at his feet. eellcut friend. Miss liowlos. is in pecuniary

Point Du Cherie, Shediuc,

Sold at a lean price than at any other estab-

EN-

POITIY.

LINES WRITTEN 0N SEENG THE BODY OF A LITTLE GIRL, A FEW HOURS AFTER HER DEATH.

80 calm. to cold, to beautifuly So purely fair art thou.

No trace of euf’l'ering 'e on thy cheek, Or on thy placid brow.

The quiet of that heavenly face, Illumined by a emiia.

Speaks not of earthly grief or pain. 0f sorrow or of guiie.

But seems a eign of that eweet rest. The remomed spirit know,

When cleansed from earthly taint it joye, In undisturbed repose.

And though rho'grave now calls for thee, With an imperious voice,

And though to dust thie form mutt turn. Should not our hesrte rejoice?

Rejoice to know thy epirit, freed From eorrow'e wasting chain.

Iiae winged its flight to that bleu'dland, No more to suffer pain.

.Sclcri Stimulate.

WORDS FITLY SPOKEN.

Edward sat down, his face growing more serious.

sldcrnble eInIIIutiou. " If'l spoke with im- patience to-day, it was from a state ol'ir- 1 ritabxlity almost impossible to repress.—

l remembered the precept you gave t

ng in temptation bring always greater ‘ I have

ome. run that. helme mc.’ Mrs. Wilmot laid her

‘I believe he has done 50,“ Edward re- I

I seem to have stop-

You have

‘ I’cs.’

‘ in profession. my very warm friend. worst enemies. alluring; intemnlly a

in view.

trouble.‘

‘ indeed! I am sorry for this. kind and generous man. always ready to help in good works.‘ said Mrs. \I'ilmot. 'lu thceuulldenco of a ftiendly intcr- a course,‘ resumed Edward, 'he let

revealed thu weak point in his position. i iIIImcdizItcly. an attack on this point was planned. and i was selected to lcnd the assault, while he remained in concealment. I was not let into the whole truth at once —-did not uuduystnml his plans when first duvolo ml, as compassiug an iniquity like this. Ic used a dufereutfigure of speech. There was to be wrecked fortune beyond all prcadvcuturc, and I was merely to come in fur salvage. llut, in opening his plan of opcrutious, I saw deeper than this.

not lure or drive her upon the breakers. I shudder when I reflect how near I was : to being led, blindfold. work.’

The countenance of Mrs. become pale. her eyes. I

saw her shi :r.

lit is all past, mother,‘ho said. ' I have rcsisted and ovcrcoIm-J

' In this nilurcmeut. yes; and I thank

Wilmet. some higher stand point than hithch occupied. if you would know the way that is free frqu danger. You have always been too cugcr to gel. quickly at results—to find royal roads to fortune.»— h‘ivc years of manhood lml’t‘ been wasted; :llllI where do you stand? Not one Sll‘l) in advance, and with wrcpkcd schemes lying all around you., i wonder not that yuu

’ Ilut. you must look on life from

iusf escaped. in more than one in *' ice. \ichiiug to If e uuuu tin of desperation. Y[‘hI-I'o l's peril II this \ u y sou. full ul'suiu'cs and pitfalls. l‘llo slow. but sure gains of honorable empluyuwut. every dollar of which represents some Ilitl to writ-iv. 'r, the only gains that come with t't‘l'ltllll Honing. if. :li twenty vuu had accepted what you uuwiucly . lcd tin- drudgcry of this much, or counting mum—— bad Utlllllllflllt'cll lilting yourself for a Incr— cimnt, or l)l'nfvs<iullatl luau—your fcut wuuldbuvu been on vantage ground to- dav. it. in so with several of our young lrihnds. who are already III-ginning to make a mark.‘

‘ You are right about. that ‘tho young man sighed heavily. 'i have been greatly u error. Five or six WMSIA'II 'nurs; how shall thoir loss ever be rcpalrc 1‘"

' There is only one way. Edward!

‘I‘oiut it out. to, me, mother.“ was the content reply.

‘ The way of useful work.‘

' It. is too late to study a profession ; and besides, have no Mute for either law or medicine."

. iryuu mqu mat aplaoc in some good mercantile hub u, said . Ira. \I'illuut.

‘ Il—thcro island: the impediments.—

who hud called on But. what you said dId not fall upon deal together. 'l'lh‘ll't‘ '08 mill. The only Sign ll recognition on t In part of Freeman Wits - me about the pleasure that flows from rc- usllght knitting of thc bmu'S. and ulook 51. than what is gained in yielding.

[r was certificates. His voice choked, was in the miuiuwcoutpany to which Free- man had rofcrrcd’. mud on him softly. and touched her lips completed list. Mr. Iluwles lot it iIIhis to his forehead. ‘ May God throw around poukut. ‘

ver

must see how this can be followed by anything less than a full revelation of the plot to ruin him.‘

Ex. when Mr. Bowler rcmrucd. The you“ lie would have used me for his stealthy g anccs. . . while professing to have look of trouble that settled u on It when In He has to be re and Ithc hawk to lay the W10 The father of your ex- struvglc. anxi5 been already sprung? lIe is a intervention?

drew out his watch. looked

Free- as if expecting some one. . man into the uecrot of cmbarmssment. and five minutes be consulted but watch again.

A shade his titer; in a moment after it lighted up. and Edward. turuilm in the direction that Mr. liowlvs was looking. saw the eIIIisary of Freeman coming into the store.

said Mr. licwics. _ retire. and thou resumed his scat.

was some impatience in the voice.

this tiule the man had entered the count-

l'hcrc was hope for the yrssul. if we did lug-room. ' ' had avoided his obscrvatlon. and was not

God who gqve you alrength.‘ replied Mrs. \vnrd.

schcmc l

have oftvu been in danger; that you lmw- .

Ills.

offercdi" for I am sick of this lilo.

' Where there is a will there is a way. Edward.‘ Mrs. Wilmot spoke cheerfully. ‘ it so happens that I am to call on Mr. Bo_\vlus to-morrow. if you see nothing to obyoct, I willapeak to him about you. He may know of something that “‘llljllll wit.‘

' I have nothing to object}. replied Edv ward. ‘ for I feel too much in earnest. .\Ir. Bowie: can give me a helping hand It may place me where I may be of scrvicv to him.

The application to Mr. Ilowies was more favorable than either Edward or his mother had anticipated. A cl k hudjustlclt him, and the )lace must be efilled at once. lie was gia to serve Mrs. \Viimot, and will- uig to help Edward into a better way of bio than he had been loading. The duties ofthc youngman‘s position brought him Into close personal contact with Mr. liow- les, who found better qualities in him than be ex acted—better qualities, both pcrsou- ul am in reference to business.

One day. two Weeks after Edward had been in his new position), he observed a

man in close confidence with Mr. Bowh-s. and recognized him as one of Freeman's Intimate associates. away. houuliccd that. Mr. iiowlcs was verv mucI absorbed in thow'bt. and were all an uirol'pcrplcxlty and indecision. The man come again on the following morning. as if by appointment, and alter conversing aside for quite a long time. they went out

Alter the man wcut

tolrothcr. It was more than two hours ha-

I ' . . . ° ‘ ' I 1‘ T 5 “""m‘ forc Mr. Iiowies returned. There was a (Concluded) change in him. The (lupresscd air which

\

ludward had observed from the first was gone. Iim manner was cheerful; almost ' Dear mother!‘ he began. showing enn- cxhllvmnt.

III roturniughomo on the ovcuing of that lay. ludwnrd saw Freeman and the person Mr. Iiuwles riding

if warning. On the following day, Mr. Bruvies set

passed through a strong temptation ; and Edward to making M t of Various stock have had strength to two

'I‘he hug, 0n handing him the

'Soon afterwards. the visitor of

on. my son. Ills protecting arms,‘ she the previous day called. and they went out said,ca IIIly. though her heart was leaping again- iu great pulses of joy.

'I'Idwurd was beginning to fch anXIous. It was plain that Frvollmn no but abandoned his scheme of plunder,

but was working through nmorc pliant

Instrument. What was to be done .9 . How

i OWN hi: Ellie Mr. Bowics from impounding Inve already felt the satisfaction that comes ruiuP "

from resistin cvil. tr}. ancestries YIB‘Willv’e w.th What looked to mo, a few hours ago; as '6"! almost vonai, now presents a moral turpi- tudc at which my soul revolts. seen Mr. Freeman a few timcs.‘

‘ It will not do.‘ he said. as be dwelt on

039. ' GUIW'm‘uwhlnlbbudwmd him.

y *I progléfl'gn on IIIMII further. I

git/o a note of warning; and I do not

Edward was still in perplexed thought He was alone. mun read his countenance by It no longer were the

so; but had the ubutisfict nspcct of one was at case after a hard and doubtful Edward felt npprcmetl with cty. Had. the snare set for his foot Was it too late for

At the end of half an hour, Mr. Bowh-s at the dial. Ind then turned his eyes towards the door In less than

md again glanced towards the door.— Iif uneasiness ilitfcd across

‘I wish to be alone for a little while.‘ Edward left his desk to

‘I wish to be alone. Mr. \l’ihunt.’ Thriz'c y

III hisprevious visits, Edward Now,

n'arc that he had notiecd him.

into this evil autingupuu It hurried suggestion. ho turn- ed to him and. uttering “'ilmot had gave him his hand.

There was a look of fear in half blank expression of countenance did

his name familiarly. ‘ho man's sili‘lil‘iriCll.

Iot escape Mr. Unwics. upon whom lid-

‘ lily sou !' She cxdnimcd. And Edward ward turned a. quick. intelligent glance, as full of warning :ll he could make It. The visitor was uvIdcutlydisemIcerfcd. and scarcely touched the proffered hand.

‘ flow is ourlricud Freelmui?‘ asked Ed-

- Very Well.‘ The man scowlcd as be

any you have answered.

‘ As much faith in the ~-—- .\Iiuiu-' Com-

pany as ever 1" inquircd Edward wtth cool sell-puss ssion.

‘ l buiw nothing of his allairs.‘ was re-

pliud with considerable impatience.

'UII. I thought he had explained that > no. as you are very intimate. lie thinks thc stock will go to par within six months. and is trying to m-t as moch as possiule of it into his llilllt s.‘

' Iaibia young mam a clcrk of yours?‘ uka the \‘lallul'. trying to suppn-ss‘ his anger and c Igriu. lie had turned from Edward to Mr. Bmvlcs.

‘ II" is.‘ The Illl'l't'llillll, as much sur- prised as his visitor. guvuu simple alllrlnu- live.

' Excuse me. sir.‘ the young man said. looking vnrucafly at Mr. iiowlcs. \Vv solitutiutus fiuget'mu'scivce on lllt'l'llng an old acquaintance uucxlu-ctcdly.‘ lie, was retiring. when he stopped, as if a sudden thought had crossed his mind. and said—— ‘ (lb. 1 would like to see that list I made out for you this morning.‘

The merchant. over whose mind doubts were passing. took out his-pocket book. and \vulkiu to the door of the counting- roqu| Ivan whilchc unfolded the paper referrodto. As Edward bent in pretended examination,

you give that man any euutrul u ihcao, '0“ am ruined!‘ Thou, speaking aloud. he dropped the words. ' it is all right. I sue.‘ and withdrew.

Were a situation upon. tlIt-ru are hilndreds of better qualified young men ready to fill it.‘ ‘ ' ' “ '

him.

TWouid you take such—apiece if it were

' Yes. and be glad of the opportunity, It has hrouv It me nothing but disappointment and pc l.‘

If

or portion of llIom “-

much feeling. great service—bow great lllll. known to any but myself. \ 0 will talk of this again.‘

with his back to the visitor

he said. but low. emphatic \vhia .r, 'if'

liis relief at Inlmi was gloat, when, only a few Iuouients :Iltcrwurde. ho law li‘recmau‘s particular friend coming out ol'thu countiug~rnom.