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DEVOTED TD‘LITERATUIIE, SCIENCE, COMM

ward Island, I

Thursday, October 10, 1867.

4.—

ERCE, AGRICULTURE, AND NEWS.

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Summerside Journal

ID PRINTED A31) PUBLISHED EVERY

THURSDAY EVENING, uv

JOSEPH BERTBAH.

AT 1115 OFFICE, CENTRAL STREET.

TERMS:

1 copy for one year, in advance, 6s. 3d. " “ half advance, 7-. 6d. at the end of year Us.

Forums gettln up count! of run Subscribers will be entitfed to tho Jouumu. for oueyour-

Mr. TIIOMAI Gannon. of Neweastlc,N.B. is our Agent for that place

ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at moderate rates and in good style.

SI'HCIAI. AonucuuN-rs nuty he made on reasonable terms for a whole. a half, or quar- ter column, or by the year.

JOB PRINTIN G of every description, performed with neatness ' , a“; and despatch. and at. moderate rates,

“a, at. the Jomnuu. Office.

.. “Sn merside Markets

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‘, E .. Sounnusml, Oc-roun 10, :867. 03101 per bush - . v - 1 - - - - - - 25 fld Barley per bush - — ' - - 3s a as G Pbtutoes per bush - ll lid a Is 6d Tut-trips per bush - - - - - - - is u is lid Butter per lb by 'i‘ub - - - - 10d a Is Hui per lb - - - ~ - - ~ - - - - - - 9d a 10d '1“ per lb. - - - - - - - - - - - - lid a 10d Ego perdoz --- --‘ 7da8d

oofperlb----- --- 4dan Ilutton per lb - - - - - - — - - - - 4d :1 (III

Purl: per lb by carcass - - - - - - - 3d a lid

Geese each - - - - - - - - - - v - - - none

F1 or per bbl - - - - - - has a. b0!

0a neal per cw - - - - - - - ‘13:): a 33s Hay 'per '1' - - s a I Strawpd‘r - ls 6d l’iuo Boards - < - - - - 10s Sprube Boards - - - - . . . . . . .t. u, 5. -J M7 . -... __ _ . A.-- , . . Au,“ j.“,Chat‘lottetown Markets.

0("ronuu 10, 1867.

Beef (sumll) - - - - 4d a T'd “ Do. by quarter - - - - 3d a lid 4’ Mutton — - - - 4d a hd "fl Lamb per lb. - - - 31d a (.d Butter - - - - is a lslld E Do. by tub - - - 10d a la Cheese - - - — ~ld a lid " Tallow - - - ‘Jdlu 10d Lard - - - - til a 9d Flour lb. - - - did a 31d " Oatmeal 1001b. - - .~ 1 7- a is. Egg. . . . - 8d a lad Potatoes - - - 1s Gd u .s Turnlps - - - - " . Barley - - - - 35"“ it: ‘ Oats - - - - -s t Boards (Hemlock) - - - 4 is Spruce - - - -. _8 1! 45H Pine ' - - '- 12;"..“152 $332?“ . - - I - - is u is ad ,, llay - - ' ‘ 5°? “ “9" '3‘d ‘ raw cut. - — - 13 ad a .13 elites mu - - - ox a ills \ - - - . ll :4 “tin - - - - no a lid l - 4d neutron alarm. or. - A...“ w. AAAMMW W ._.,.A- :BAxK 01“ PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. Corner of Queen. 4' Wafer Sir" Charlottetown u"; President—lion. Damn. BIIEISAN-I . ': a Cashier—\VILLIA“ Cushion, inquire. ., Discount Days—Mondays a. Thursdays. > llotlrs of Business—Fem 10 a.ni. to 1 p.m. 5 front 2 pm to 4 pin; fl I o'me park: ‘I

Grafton SL, (Justin’s Square, C'lmrlolltfawn m President—(Inamars l‘AmImt, Esquire. Golder—Jinn Asnmtsos, Enquire. “lseouut Days—\V‘eduerdaya it Saturdays.

Ilours ol'liusiuess—Erom ltI |I.Il| to 1p m., > ' front 2 part to I p In.

SUMAIEIISIDI') BANK. Central Sheet, Sammern‘dc. 1’. b'. Island.

President—lion. Jena ll. Gaunmun. Cashier—1'). L. Lvntauo, Esquire

'Dihcount l)a s—Tucsdays and Fridays. Notes for‘l) st'ount mutt be in before 11 o'clock on llseount days. liours obitusinen-v-lt) a. m.. to 1 p. m., ' ~ 1‘routflp.m., to 4 p. m.

on. PRICE, Physician &' Surgeon,

()rrteu—At the Stuntman»: Dunn Smut—2. next door to liauk, Central Street.

SUJIJIEBSIDE, . . . . 1’. E. ISLAND. . ,(letober v- M DR. MCNEILL, Physician 8t Surgeon, llssreuscu—At George. (inrrct's, Esquire, Stanley Bridge. New London, - - - - P. E. I. Jan 2t, 1867. 1y '

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r ' Krrsox CASEY, PHYSIOIAII, SURGEONMGODUOHEUR

formerly Assistant Surgeon in the U. 8. Navy, one" his p cellonll services to the people of summer de nndwlolalty. He can

be III ' his once over the Store of remwgehurmsu: in Suuuuerslde. dune 111.1867. If

’ THOMAS IIANFORD, AUCTIONEER

, Commission" Merchant,

81‘. JOHN. N. B. Nov 1, 1805 ‘

"fiat, ALLEN. _ commission Merchant,

~ And Bacteria Provisions, &c., MARKET S'I‘RE ET, st. soil it. a

31min“ (limits. "than;“unnatural:’ Q311mm Qroduu, Emilio,

IAN}! GENERAL Gomnnssmn Merchants, MON’l‘ltEAL, .... GE,

The most careful attention given to the execution of orders for Flour, Grain. Seeds, Provisions. Leather, llidcs. Coal Oil, and general Merchambze. Freights secured and Insurances effected at lowest current rates. Merchants in the Lower Provinces will find it to their interest to forward their orders for Flour to us for execution, as an extensive acquaintance with Western Millers, and as Agents for settle oftho most popttlar Brands in Canada, we can with safety assure them of every satisfaction. Remittances against orders when not other- wise provided for. may be made with Stirling Exchange. or Gold Drafts on New York. Drafts on New York being worth usually ant to a .{per cent more than on lloston. Every information as to the state of the market, present and prospective. given when required. Consignments of Fish. Cod Oil, &.c., care- fully realized, and returns outdo with the utmost promptltude, or applied according to the wish of eonsignors. Charges only outdo for actual disbursements and Commissions not over those of responsible llouses In the line. Unqucetiouable refernces given when required. lililliWUUD, LlVlNGS’l‘Oh'I-J &. C0.

60:} St. Paul Street,

Montreal, 0. E.

February 7. 1867.

JABEZ HUDSON, Authorized Auctioneer, GENERAL AGENT, &e., 7'R1'0N, 1'. 1. June 27. 1867.

CARVELL unoruuns,

A U CTIONEERS,

Commission Merchants, And General Agents,

BANK BUILDING, QUEEN STREET. Charlottetown. - 1'. 19'. Island. James Grccnough,

F L O U R

Commission Merchant.

NV 1" Wat‘s” Corner of Clinton Street - - - - — BOSTON

O. L. RICHARDS,

Importer and Wholesale Dealer in

gritish & Qflorriga titration 1, Head North WVharf,

ST. JOHN, NI'Z\V BRUNSWICK. Dec. 6. 1866. ‘ M - “NW—‘—

fl-‘Wfifiuau noon, Commission Merchant, And Auctioneer,

QUEEN SQUARE, 0521,1311”??? , _ ":'.:,!§’_~‘.i’_” C A it D WILLIAM BEAIRSTO, Comnussmn Merchant,

Auctioneer d} General Agent, war-ca s-rnnrzr. ‘ Summer'st ...... 1’. 1'7. Island.

Carriage . Factory licad of Queen Street, CIIAltLOTTI‘lTOWN.

T HE Subscribers beg leave to acquaint the public that, having entered into a Co- Partnership, they are prepared to execute all

orders in the

CARRIAGE, SLEIGH,

or. Blacksmith Business ,

and having each had considerable experience, they are able to turn out a FIRST Clutbb

Carriage or Sleigh.

together with all

I .' i I all kinds, “pm-“K " their line of busi-

other work appertaining to ness. will be attended to. Semi in your orders immediately PROUD A‘: MCCOUDIIEY. Queen Street, Charlottetown. Jan. 10.1867. ly -

MM..___.._.—-—._~ EVERY mu HIS‘OWN answerer.

“ A little tire ls quickly put out, which be- ing suffered, rivers cannot quench."—Vlde Mr.Curdwclliu the British Home of Com-

mans,

L’EXTINCTEUI A new Portable, sol/lasting Fire .‘nyt‘ne. for the Extinguishing q/‘flra in

their early stages. ngino can be carried on the hack spot; throws a small stream of water, im reunntcd with eight times its volume of carbonic acid gar, which is the most simple and most effective means yet know to science for destro '1"; fire. , They have the advantage of being a ways ready for use. All that is necsssory in applying them is to turn the top with one hand, and with the other direct the stream open the flame, which will instantly extinguish the fire. They are lndlspcnslhle for housosmtores. warehouses. factories, pub- lie onus. balls. as, do.

Pawns—No. ll 023. 4 8:37, f: 830, 6 88.5.

‘1 - —‘lo. 11 61.10 4 81.40

Chemical t. ltlfgtl 15 sum. “ 0.2.2:“ , JAMES ll. \VOOIHiURN.

as Water Street, St. John, NJ).

BERT YUUNG. Queen Square. Charlottetown

Au29. lam ‘tt' WEBER all kinds for sale at

The little 1-: to any desired

or Mr. “0

hero of every description of (lamb.

May 0, 1807:

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1’ “Gives poi-so n1 attention to the Rule and Euro P

the “ J carnal" Office.

3; natures; (llnrtlss.

not. amass no panorama INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE AND LIFE.

Establish—73d 1809.

Two MILLIONS, Sterling. HEAD Ul-‘i-‘ICl-‘Ai: EDINBURGH 6; LONDON.

G. W. DnllLOIS. Agent at Charlottetown.

of Application can be had by apply- r. J. Bellman, Journal Ufllee, Smu- III 0.

‘ChLirlottctown. June 20, 1867.--ly DANIEL D. CREW, clinch it Watch 3139mm,

HEAD 01“ CENTER. STREET, Summersr'tls, 1’. E. l.

is?" All orders punctually attended to. June 6. 1807. 8m

'ruéims FltlZZEL,

Boot and Shoe Maker, \va'rsa smear,

opposite Colin Mchnan‘s Store.

CA l‘I'I‘A L :

Boots and Shoes of a superior quality con- stantly on hand, and for sale cheap. Summcnlde, Juno (1. 1y

GEORGE ALLEY, RABBI S TEE AND Attorne y-at—Law , xorauv runmc, 8w. fl'clcgraph Buildings. Water Street, Charlottetou'n. ------------------- --1‘. E. Island.

FRANCIS LONGWOIt’i‘lI, BARRISTER A ND .4 TTORNI.‘ 11A T-LA it he‘- Oflicc—I'AVILION HOTEL. (next door to the lion. Joseph llenslcy's.) (211A1tl.()TTii'l‘0\l'N ~ . 1‘. E. Island.

Jan. 11,1867. 1y

moans KELLY, Barrister - at - Law

AND NOTARY PUBLIC. 8w. suntan-21:31pm, - - r. li.1$l..\.\'1). nug. 9, 1666 out.” “1.11.110 .13. , H Attorney—at—Law and otary Public. Sr. linuarvou's................1’. ll. ISLAND. Davin llEll’l‘RAlil. Saddle and Harness Maker, Water Street . . . . . Sutnmcrside. October 1‘2. 181:5. ’.

ROCKLIN HOUSE, Kent Street, Charlottetown, SIMON 1). roast-at. ruormn'ron.

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l’ermauent and 'i‘ransient Iloardcrs trill dial the above Home to give satisfaction. Ch'tuwn. .Iune 131, 1867.

Euriltvgmuiran Matti,

KENT STREET, GHARLOTTETOWN- JOHN mournv, raornturoa.

Permanent and Transient Boarders will find good accommodation.

Good Stables in connection with the Homo, and a. careful 110stler always in attendance.

()h'town, Feb. 11. 1567. tf

ORAWFORD’S HOTEL, No 9 King Square,St.Jolm Nd).

Permanent and transient Boarders accom- modated on reasonable terms.

In connection with the above the subscribers . have opened a.

First Class Grocery Store

where they will keep censtantl on hand, Flour, Corn Meal, Provisions, "ea, Sugar, Molasses. and all articles usually kept lna Grocery Store. J. CRAW'FOIID 6t SON. May 30. 1807.—1y

"Eamon glance gjolcl.

King Square, (North Side,) S'i‘.JOI'1N, N. B.

The Subscriber having leased the above llotci, attd refitted the same, is new prepared to accommodate Transient and Permanent llonrdcrs, and trusts by attention to meet. a share of public patronage.

Having-also leased the conunodious Stablo attached, Bid secured the services of a careful llostlor, who will he in attendance at _ull hours, travellers will he sure to get satlstac- tion at lowest rates.

JAMES \\'. THOMSON, Proprietor.

St. John. N. B., July 4,1867.—1y

“‘“R. M. GIBSON PAINTER AND GILDER.

AVING worked several Seasons umler H the instructions of some of the most )0 ular Painters in the United Staten and

rttlsh

Provinces, wishes to announce to the public that he has opened a

‘AlN'l‘ .‘llltll’. nml common d in at

to of trade, at sonnslom , wit

0 is prepared to exeeu all. kinds n and ornamental lions ad Sign

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Ceilings and Wall» p'nlntcd and decorated in Oil and Fresco, (lrulning. l’apt-r hanging and Glazing done to please the_ em- ployer, Ceilings whitened Vt’llll

neutuess and desputrh. ‘ All orders'lef't at the Commercial llotel. Central BL, next dare to llortram‘r Book Store..will receive prompt attention, and

'Fonvnv.

PRESS ()NWARI).

Yorxu man, be up and doing, \Vring for the world a uamel

llid idleness and sloth depart, Climb up the hill of fame;

Resolve to be a here In what you undertake;

Be first and foremost in the throng, Active and wide awake.

Forget the past, press onward, The present is your own; Resolve, each evening's sunset Shall find your duties done. "i‘is only by endeavor, 11y stern and earnest will. You can succeed in climbing Fame’s steep and rugged hill.

Yet. with a manly purpose, And mind that knows not fail, No barrier can interpose— But which you may not scale. Care not for scoffs or idle jecrs, All flattery despise, “ Excelsior," your motto he, Onward and upward rise. Acoosrus TnEADWIILIu

591m gramme. 'rnu abdominal?“ A TALE CEBU. ms.

or MISS Malt‘nu Insular.

‘- Paomutv it is too true i" I It was in a lady‘s beutloir, fitted with hie appliances oi wealth, that the two sat. y of some three and lncs ofthought and

the speaker. a fair lad twenty summers, with

care already gravcn upon her brow, and a troubled light in the large hazel e

'05 which were sorrowfully downcast. shrink: ing from the stern gaze of her companion. lie was a. dark, grave man. in the flower of life, munbering five and thirty years. with a firmly-curved mouth, and now an imletinablo expression of struggling an- guish and pride in his habitually calm face “ And I have been deceived madam, all those years, fearfully deceived!" lie set his teeth hard together. "it has been re- served for u more chance to tell me what my wife is. Fool! worse than a fool, to be taken with only a lair lace.”

.,.wmdete;_wm “Winks trobptolllgawson. But. 1 hhve some excuses o p on .

"Excuses!" he broke forth fiercely. You own your clopemcnt with Mullawley. the whole shameful story! You own all that my good Aunt Alice has been pouring into my car for the last half hour. You admit that this disgraceful episode com- pelled your mother to give up the old home and remove tothis city. Would her choice had lighted upon anotlterplaee! You have deceived an honorable roan—entered an unblemished falnily. In heaven and earth what excuse is there for such bascness ?“

“ Only this," and the low voice struggled to steady ilself. " 1 was very young. 1 thoughti loved him. I did not, could not dream of his busoncss, much less that he was the husband at another. I could not understand my mother’s rcprrruance to him. His specious words persuaded me. Itheughtiwas doing only what many others of my sex have done in eloping to marry."

llo snccrcd.

“And so but for your uncle’s timely pursuit where had you been P As it is. your reputation can never be cleared to the world. to me."

“I did wrong.“ she answered, stru gliag with her tears. “ I should have will on all. llut do me thojustico to remem-

er how long I Wuvel'otl at yoursuit. llud iloved you less, Frederick, with such a past,1 should never lmve become your wife. Ami the fearful secret has hung over me. It has poisoned every joy. livery hour of these three long years 1 have foreseen this to-day. And I have shrunk from it-more aml more as I know your store justice, your unconqucrablc pride." " You should have thought of them be- ioreLIIclcnf’ and though he smite her name, there was no softening in its tones. " ’J‘ho disgrace you have brought upon me, can never be blotted out. Yournan - vill soon be. in every month. This revived story will take wings. It will not rest with Mrs. ilcruard. The rich, the beautiful Airs. Lawson l" lie star-ted to his foot, and began to pace up and dotvu the door. He had known sorrow before. 110 thought so when he stood by his mother‘s death-bed, for he had been a most dutiful son; he thought so when be bent over the corpse of hisyouog brother. snatched away in his promise by an untimely death—shot tln'ough the heart in a duel; but these were not to beptamed in the day with this. llo paused at length in his rapid walk, and stood before her, meetiuo‘ the uplifted eyes and clasped bands will a brew of firm resolve. “ 1 have ucouutry resident-o llolcn. willow-en have not. yet seen; the old homesw when: my father‘s father. and his lather before him. lived and died. We will go thither urmorow.“ He took out his watch. “The train we take leave». early. at dght. and now it is not far from sunset. You will need to bestir yourself at once in packing. And put in your trunks allyou want; it may belong ctr.- you will return." The tale sea-green hangings of tho walls secured to reflect a doraller palcucss on her alrcatl ' white lace.

“ ()ur u did 1“ she f‘alterod.

" Will remain here for the present."

“0h, not no!" and with» frantic cry she threw harloif’ at his feet, elaspiog ids knees.

"‘l’lty are. my lmsbandt have pity on me! Int innocent—J am innocent olall but imp dunes and silence. Take. me where on will, but do not part me from my chi ti.“

"Cease!" be answered. impatiently breaking from hcrhold. " You have been

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my wife; you hear my name, and are the

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mother of my child; for [these 1 will not cast you to-day upon the world, or exact a formal separation. But the woman ovov whose reputation vests so dark a hint and who can so deceive. is not fit guide or parent for child of mine. I shall pro- vide for our boys interests and future; and I may as well tell you at once, and end this painful scene. that henceforth he is dead to you.”

lie brokp from her renewed clasp. but 321212 (arm-u, asho crossed thethrt-slwld, to see her extruded inscnsible upon the, floor. llc hesitated for an instant. then rang for her in. d. and biddng hct' attend to her mistress. passed on below to the dining- room,

llore itc summoned the housekeeper. to whom he announced the morro\v‘sjom-noy and requested her to assist lilrs. Lawson‘s maid in packing for her mistress; as he

dainly foresaw, from the state in which to had lcit his wife. that she would be quite unequal to the exertion.

“1 might have withheld the last an- uouueement until we were safe at lloth- ston,“ ho muttered, as he passed on to the library. “But het‘ \viltl appeal irritated me. llotv could site think I would trust her with the guardianship of our child 2‘"

With a heavy sirvh Mrs. Lawson uWoke front the dead] fainting fit into which she had fallen, am met the amious'faeeofhcr maid bendng over her. The dark day had come—tho disclosure to which she had looked forward from the very commence— ment ofhermarrlcd life. “'11 was she signalled out for so dark a late she asked herself, bitterly. as site buried her face in the pillows of the lounge to which sheizud been raised from the floor. “ Why in my thoughtless school days was it permitted for Mr llawley to cross my path? Why were his evil passions roused by my poor face to follow me to my borne, to seek eu- trztnce into the society which surrounded me, to leave no wile uu iraetlccd to win my confidence? Why did no unvdlan spirit, an invisible prom nor. wit hold me from the rash step which randed mynome to the world—to all but my nearest kin? Wh was 1 suffered to enter so lamcly ia~ to t tls marriage, with the heavy burden of concealment weighing upon my heart? Well. Mrs. Clifton never bkod me; [know well that this cruel tale has lost none ofits ldttet‘nessft'om her lips; she could well afford the disgrace to see me rent from her nephew‘sheart. You lnaylcave me Lucy.“ she said, suddenly conscious that hcrnmid was still waiting beside her. “i am bet- ter. 1 wish to be alone."