’ f,lortri_i.‘

THE NAME OF i\iU'l'HI'2iI.

_ [ What a world of care. pleasure and anxiety is wrapped up In that one word It-THEN! What a sacred a ct w at s llitlttly lpolren nsiue. It embodies. or rather enshrinee. all our esrthly rv-collections, stid is as is sun to illnmine the stir- llttu little universe of our young life. As we turn back our glue from the cares and responsibilities of manhood and parent- Ifli we use that gt-Itle being wststiior over all our joys and 50""?! llh the spi 't of oinuipressat vigilance and love, which leads us to tleuble . ilipence. that we may repay upon our chil- dren the debt we can in no other way Ieply to her. The fol- IIWIIQ IIOIIO-Illtigas us too good and too true to be lost, and to the nervous and inpatient mother we commend the inoral.]

LITTLE THINGS.

IY TRANCE! D. CASI-

O! iriotber. get my bonnet, do, I want to go a y;

And hurry. mother, tie my sboeg Orsis will run away.

0! mother. do untie this string. It is a teful it

And tell me where I I really have forgo

Mother. see here, my dress is loose. I wish you'd book it up;

Oh dear, want a drink so bad; Ma, take me down the cup.

put my sling- t.

Iotber,I want a lou . stro str' 'I‘o make my Ititc dy higli.;‘ In‘.

Give me more paper for the tail] I'll make it reach the sky.

I've cut my finger, mothar—ohl Do tie it reg upon it; , And. mother. here-—do sew this string

Aguin upon uiy bonnet.

And mother, sevr this button on

into my spelling book.

0Ii! mother, mother. comb my hair And wash m face right clean;

\Ve girls are allta-going to wollt To-night upon the green.

T0-night. just after school, you know—- Thu mistress said we mig ; AMI. |l|0ll|0I‘. I must have some cakeu,

And cheese, to Iiltliings right

Oh! mother. pick theae stitches up—- I've dropp'd tx linlfn score-

And see, tliere’s one all riivelled down A dozen rounds or more.

Mother. where is my jumping-rope? Mother, where is my hot?

Mother, cotne help me. build my house. Mother, John pliigucs the cot.

Thus hour by hour and dity by day, These little things intrude. Till iiiiiny a mother's nnxious heart weary and subdued.

And to her ever-troubled ear The uttered name of rriollter,

By being evcr dwell upon, Sounds worse than uny other.

But let each mother ptiuse and think How much Slit‘ li.is ut intake;

How mnny tliuusziiid tiny drops It takes to fill it lultc.

Remember that her noisy boy

1 A i-tutesinnn I-old ma ; And, strong in truth and right, may teach A nation to free. I

“With glowing words of eloquence Mnintain Jehovah's plan

Till vice .i...n ma. in header. shame, And notions bless the man.

Or. when her head is rowing grey, That daughter, ki and In

with feeling heart and ready baud Her " little things" will do.

Till all her work is one.

For not on earth can there be found, Through all life's varied plnit,

A nobler, greater work than hers, Who rears au honest man.

llarictics.

ClAVA'I's.—-Professor lInmilto_n's remarks at the Botfiilo Med-

ical College on asphyxia. and particularly that from caused by wear- iq tjbt crsvata may be of interest to the general reader.

Cravats were first worn by the Croats in the sixteenth century, as a rt of their military dress. sblie speakers, members of congress. and clergyman. have li- terilly he themselves by wearing crsvals and stoclts. high a d right, [horg y in the return of blood from the head; this can be explained on sun ogtcal rinciples; -the brain, in speaking, is excited to increased action. a arger quantity of is sent to the surface. and unless it can had a ready return, produces conges- tiou

a x . Students are‘nIst altogether free from the effects of this ligiition of the seek. It is sur rising how little pressure is necessary to pre- veat the ready flow o blood from the head; those who bond their ds forward, as in writing or studying. are apt to feel a dizziness sud heaviness in the head which loosing their crtivnta or collars al- together relieves. and the mind returns to its original clearness. In clergyman, who are particularly prone to bundle their necks with large cruvats, bronchitis is induced, and the vocal chords become relaxed as the conseq once. Men who amok extem rrtnoously can speak longer and with greater easel ri those w o read. as their voice is not confined as much to ose key, and as be modula- ted will greater l'rsedotn.—.dIbssy Registsr.

SALT Pea: roa Susnsua usl.-—ItI pscki pork for sum- Iner use. add to each layer of pork. a sprinkling of no ground black . put about two pounds of pop to a barrel of side pork containing about 400 pounds. I have been house-ltee for nearly forty years, sud I can truly say.tliat I never had pork eqpso sweet and us. We are now ustri old pork, as good,as ifit he not been put over a mouth. _0. I‘. ll srshsIl.—(.‘sltiesIor.

I-lnrrr Woasutr.—'I‘hs higher order of Russian priests cannot Iusrry at all; one of inferior order can only marry a If his wife die. he cannot marry again. and can seldom retain his parish. buttlust retire, and eud his days in s cloistsr. or this son the ' eueroise the greatest care in the selection ofri wife, her

irreparable. sud forever banishing him to the silent lane- ofa elelstsr cell. With regard to conjugal tsudorness and ‘lust paasr's wife is. ooussqleutly, the happiest la the Diviutrv.-—-A minister was rsceverin from a dangerous Illness. when one of his frieuduuddrsssadbin tbu.s: " Sir. though the Al- nl y seemsto bebriugiug us up from tbsvsry gates of death. ....... .. "'- “r.""'......° ':.' .""-‘°:."' "'"'.'-°- '.°.:.' s is v in e pros as asas . ' ‘ gssd tuas aged: " You are ruistaliso. my friend; hr tltis six wash‘ Hesse has taught sis tuorsdiylaity.tbsa my past studies and my ass yaais‘ uiststry put tsgsrhsr. '

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con.....2ixu. r. r. Islsud. 10th May. was

ENDEIS will be received at this Oflee. until use as Wed- nesday, Ibth instant. from persons of firm!‘

the audorineotionrd work for the service of the loyal iaeer's

Department at this station, vis.:—-

I. Renewing the wooden ground-Platforai for Three Gass at

George's Buttery. _

2. Renewing Sashes in the Field Battery Store-hoses.

8. Renewing Susbes sud Frames in the 0flicer'u Quarters.

Parties tendering for the above work may obtain all further re-

quisite inforninlion relative thereto, upon nppl' atiou at the Ollice

of Ir. 8. H. Gorges. the Acting Barrack Master.

The Tenders. (printed forms of which can be obtained at this

Oflice.) must state the price, in Sterling. for which each aeparttto

work will be performed. And none will be noticed. uitless uccom-

pnnied with a guursntee from two responsible persons for the due

perfurmunce of such Contract its may be fun ed thereon

Payment will be made by the Comniisssrint. upon the due per-

formance of the work. in Silver Money at the army rate. in liquids-

lion of the Drafts of the Ordnance Oflicer, on the work being

approved by the Royal Engineer, or Otlicsr appointed by him to

inspect the sauna. BOBEIIT BOOTH, Dep. Asst. Corn. Gen.

1 £ 3 an % 9 Summer Arrangement. HE MAILS for the neighbouring Provinces will be made up. sller the First ol Miiy. every TUESDJIY and THUR- D.l Y MORJVINUS, precisely at NINE o’clock, and forwarded via Pictou. Letters to be registered and Newspn is will require to he posted half an hour before that time. 'I'he ll oils for England will be made up on the following ditya, at the some hour 2 In ll. Tucsdiiy, August 3. Tuesday, August I7, Tuesday, August 8|, Tuesdny. Supt. I4, 'I‘uei«lny, Sept. Tuesday, October, Il. THOMAS OWEN. Postiiiuster General.

Tuesday. July

Tuesday, July 20,

General Post Ollice, May 8, I852.

Cusross Ilousr. CHAILOTTITDWN, dtli , . ‘HE Honorable the Coinrriiuioinrs of "Bf, Mnjesty‘s Customs, have been pleased to direct the Surveyor of Shipping at t.‘lnir- lottetown, to continue in the Execution of the Duties of his Ollica in Prince und King's Counties, when his services are required by Shipbuilders and ollieri. G. R. GOODMAN.

Controller.

To Horticulturists and Farmers.

We IE0 W.€.'IF§©33'9

EGS to announce. that he has received during the Winter. in ' ' ‘ ./IRD

iiddiiion to his former extensive Stock of G EN and FLOIVER SEEDS. from Messrs. Dickson's 6:. Co, Edinburgh, 50 Sort: llnrdy Annual Flower Seeds

50 do. hislf-do. do. do. do.

Togetlier with H large vuriely of approved Garden Seeds. ‘ruin llles-rs. dt. J. Brown, Glasgow, I'etis, Ilcttnl, Carrot, and Turnip Seeds. l"rom (lie Stork of John C. Keyser, JV¢te York, 700 I’:icknges ii.-sorted Garden Seeds 800 do. do. Flower Seeds 5 sorts of Climbers or Creepers 3 do. Ilortlur Flowers I3 do. choice Annuals. , These lust zine tit Ctipe'I'ormenline, and will be here, it is ex- pected, in the course oflbe wee .

Cliurlouetowii, April 27, 1852.

EB L!) 4). 3 6% 9

HF. Subscriber linving been for several years employed in building bliip, Fishing. and Pleasure I50.-\'I‘S of all kinds,

begs leave to return tliaiiks for the generous itupport he has hitherto experienced iti that line, and to notify his friends and the Public at large, Illill lie is making prepnriitioiis for it lnrgcr ntid more extend- ed business. and that Ibr the purpose ofncootiitnoduting persons in Town. who may favour him with Orders, Mr. Jntneii I’urdie, Mer- chatit. and Ctiptnin Mntlimrson, of the Steamer Rust. have kindly consented to act its his Agents there. Boats any description. diniensii-ns or build (whether Clinkcr or Ciirvel). delivered in Cltiulottctown or elsewhere, with prumptitude. \Vorlttiiansliip tind tu:iteri;ils Wllt'I‘ill|lt!tI oftli-9 best description. Produce or Cattle

will be taken in pnyinent ifdesired. CHARLES M'QUARRIE. De S:il-le. April 13. I852. .' 2 but y LADS ofnbont 14 or III years ofage, may find employment by ttpplicrition as itbove.

N EW SPRING GOODS.

IIOUIILY EXPECTED, Direct from Great Britain and United States.

IIE Subscriber will receive it large and varied assortment of nI‘llI!II und Americun tnnnufuctured

Dry Goods, Hardware, and Groceries. which he will ofler Wholesale and Rrlriil, will be ready for in- spection in it few days ofti.-r tlicir tirriv .

The Subscriber fearlessly clinllenges competition. for low cash prices. with niiy other estnblislinieiit in the trode lllerclinnts and 'I'tiiders in '1‘:-wn titid Country will find it their interest to call and examine the Stock. ns (ioodit can be sold as cheap at tltts Estulilisli- trient, no they can be purchased at Halifax.

No. 3. J. \V. C. DECIIMAN. Foot Queen Street. May 7.

Tea. Tobacco, Molasses, &c.

1 II ES'l‘S and half-chests Congo 'I‘F.A 10 do. do. Orange Pecco do. (a superior -article). 60 llhds. and tiarccs Musoovado Molasses I50 Boxes 'l‘obiicc 120 Do. do. No. I cap 50 llsrrels Ruin. (high proof) 12 Do. crashed and powdered Sugar 20 Boxes Snlnrntus 80 Do. Mould Candles 25 Do. I..t.-moiis and Oranges I00 Sides Sole Leather, sit Ilnrrels Russet Applett.

The above together with a quantity of Ground Coffee. Cheese, Letter Ptsper, Fruit. Lennon Syrup. Rubber Shoes. Grorits, Butter, Soda. and Lemon Biscuit. Ship Bread. Nnvsl Stores, &c.. the Subscriber is daily expecting. and will sell, to ar- rive.

—ors !{AND-— A lot of Naval Stores. 'I‘ob.icco, Sugar, Tea. Colfse, Chocolate. Pickles. Sperm Condlea. dtc., die. 8. C. IIOLMAN.

I

Corner of Pow-nnl and Water Streets, April a ten.

Ready made Clothes and Cloths.

ready made CLOTIIE-‘S. of every lurid. o so .rior tritilte, Vary chett ;aluo it great variety of Cl.O’I‘IlS; Pilot W iineys. Bes- rosd Cletba, Ddssltins. Surges. SlanItets.Carpeting. Ilsa- aoclis. Mats. print a std teases ver chi-up; Worsted and Oil 'I‘abls Covers, asd a variety of other GOODS. t.so—

OJV COJVSIGJVMEJVT. 200 Bolts of CAN VASS,

In all numbers, I000 lbs. Sail Twine, a quantity of Bolt Rope, all of which will be sold as cheap as it can be imported. II. HASZAED.

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Great George Street. Feb. II. llll.

FOR SALE. one: mutt. SEATING. CURLED noose IIAIII. 0U'l't‘A rritcmt souui sad rsrrti. wit. tltttao.

Crust George Street. April 30. IIIO.

r._ L. Lrouso.

_US'I‘ received at the " London Hoau.’_’ n lar e assortment of

S00 B“.‘.l‘.'.'i‘..!‘.‘:‘..€.’£1.‘i.".°.I’.‘."‘i.t.‘..’-ii-.'l'. cisrtsussswa,

To to Lot - Audpoasesstesslreatbetstluaeaeat. THAT very desirable sud esuiatedleus HOUSE - is Kent tltrest. formerly ewusd by Ilr. Cucu- Lutost. and next door to Mr. Davin Srawsas-‘s.

The situation is sdvants s for I on so kind of business. There is a Pump in tt“ Yard. a a rge are- liosse and Stable attached, and a Guides. For particulars, apply

to the Proprietor, 'I‘llO.\lAS WILLIAMS. Corner Fitz Roy Street. (sear Mr. Ilavilaud’s.) April 2|, I852. '

For Sale. '|‘IIA'I‘ pleasantly situated House and Garden, together or in Lot to suit purchasers. owned and in the occupation the Subscriber. The einises ulford a beautiful view of the Hillsbo- rough lliver. and in‘ ht be made into a ti ' l residence for a tientletnsn and fsiniy. For further particu srs, apply to the Sub-

scribor. JOHN RENOUF. Weymoutb Street, Charlottetown. February I0, I852. I Valuable Freehold Property. ‘0 BF. SOLD, b Private Contract. 888 ticres of excellent LAND, 50 0 which are clear, the property oftlie late Dr. Ctzsssxiito, situate in the initnodinte vicinity of Georgetown; it ribuunda with plenty of 'I'iuiber, Firewood and Longers. For fur- ther particulsis, apply to JOIIN M'GlLL.

May 3, I852. 0

For Sale, IIE Leasehold Interest in 60 acres of Land. more or less. situ- oted on the South Shore; by the Ferry, 5 miles from Char- lottetown. About 22 ucres are under good cultivation, and 8 acre more can be cleared at ' tle expense, and the remainder is under hiird-wood. There is it strenrn of water running thrtiugh the centre of it. There issgood Dwelling House. finished inside; it Burn. 33 an 23, ntid ether Out-Iluildin . It is a convenient plnce for ob- tnining Sen Manure, nod Fishing. Port of the I'urclmss Money may remain on good Security. Apply on the I’reii-ises to ' DENNIS DOULAN. Feb. 20, 1852.

FOR SALE,

IIAT beautifully situntcd Farm. on the Eastern side of I..ot or Townsliip No. 'I‘liree (3), fronting on the Gull‘--f alt. Lau-

rence. nenr Kilditre Ciipe, at present occupied by the Subscriber. containing 100 acres, I0 or lb of which are under cultivation; llte renitiinder covered with a mixture of hard and soft wood. There is it new Dwelling llouse. and II Iliirn nearly finished on the pre- mises, and u well of Winter at the door. It is an excellent stand for

any kind ofbusineso. bent in a thriving settlement, Ind witltiu shout .

60 chains oftlie I:‘.n lisb C urch.

Ari abundance o Sea lllnnure can be obtained in front of the Form, and tilting the Sen Shore, which is low; tind is n COIIVISIIIPIII pliice to olitnin tisli. either from the Sea or neiglibonring Potids.

‘or further particuliiro, iipply, if by letter, pro-piiid, either to Mr. J. 'I'nAvs:its, Charlottetown. or to the miner on the preniises.

II. IV. Ill’.LI:.. Kildare, Lot 8, April 18, 1852.

FOR SALE. APnrt ofthiit beautifully situitted l.ot.corner offlrerit George and King Streets. now occupied by W. C. IlOll ’ ‘ ' Mr. Ciutitt.a‘s l'At.sts:tt‘s new building For further purticuliirs

8w.

apply to W. C. IIOBS on the premises, where the pliin may be I“ I

SCSI].

0 I.E'l‘ on I.enso, with liberty to purchase, ifso required. pint

of tits Lnnds belonging to llte Suln-crilier, nown as the “l‘IexI'.rt" Iistitte. situntc ut the Htistern extreiiiit of Charlotte- town, comprising Eleven 'I'own Lots and portions ti Two Coiutnoii Lots. This Property hns been laid ell‘ into Building Lots, and will be lot by private trontrtict ttgrceubly to II plun to be seen at the Oflicc

JOHN LONGWOR‘fIl, Esq. IV. S. LONGWORTII. Charlottetown, January 6. I852.

- Valuable Freehold Pro erty for Sale. In lhc Centre of Char ollelotcu.

IIE Subscriber ititcndirig to leave this Island. ofiurs hi Pro- «I by

potty in Sydney Street. for Sitlri. It cont-llll ufa Quartet Town Lot, with it tvhvsiury Ilvtelling Mouse. 82 x 28 : Worlt Shop in the rear, 30 x I8 : Wood Ilousc below it.

___.Iii.su—. Two Horlzontal Horse Powers.

He also requests ull persons indebted to him to make an early’

settleiiieiit. STEPHEN BOVYER.

March 26' seminary for Young Ladies. D RS. JAMES II. BUUMKB rind Miss IlA|)Gl'} take leave

to inform the Gentry atid Public of Charlottetown, tluit they intend opening a ISIIAIINAIIY for Young Ladies, on Monday. the littli iustnnt, iii the late residence of John Morris, Esq.. Sydney Street, near the lloinnn Cuthulic Chnpel.

The course of Instruction will cottiprise—Euglish in all its branch- es; Freiicli; Itnlinn; Music; Drawing; Enibroidery, and every des- cription of Fancy Vork. ‘

'I‘crnis may be known on application at the Seminary.

Charlottetown, March I6, I852.

V FIRE! FIRE!! FIR !!! SECURE YOUR I‘llOI'ElI'I‘Y A1‘ A SAVING OF FIF'I'Y PEI! CEN1‘. V IIIS can only he done by Insuring in the MUTUAL I-‘IRE INSLJRANCE COMPANY. This is the only Otlice where claims for loss can he met. without reference to a foreign Cntiipiiny. Blunli forms ol‘ nppIicatioii.ai.d any other information can be ob- tsinetl at the Secretary and ‘I‘re:isurer’s Ollice, Kent Street. April 6, I852.

Commaslsgbugofilnlgittiiillg Sggulur, NEW 01:15

BEGS to solicit the patronage of his friends and the public in of I’

the Island, and particularly calls their attention to the Sole roduce of eve kind. having nntde himself well acquainted with that market duritig his residence in New York.

FASIIIO.VAI|l.I5‘ TAILIIRS.

queers saunas. cusat.o-r'ru1'oww. LA'l‘EST FASHIONS. kept constantly on haiid,and all work

entrusted to their care. done on the shortest notice, and in tha best manner. y.

October II. ISSI.

HE Subscriber has been duly appointed, by Power of Attor- ney, bonring date the fillli day of January last. to act as Agent for the l'lsI.~ite of the Misses Sruwsnr, on Towoshi Num- ber Eighteen. in this Isltind All persons indubind to t e said Estate. for Rent or Arrears of Rent. are requested to malts intone- dinte payment to the audersigned. be only being duly authorized to

receive the same. . ' JAMES YEO. Port Ilill, eh. I. 1852. nfi‘ Pork. Wheat. Bed’, Barley. Oats and Butter. will be taken

in payment. Adtntntstratton Notice. ALL Persons havin legal deinarids apnirigyetlie Estate of COLIN CAIIl’BELl.. tale of Lot 88. ' ‘use r. deceased. are re- uested to send in their Accounts for settlement; sud all persons in- debted to said Estate. are requested to malts immediate payment.

his DONALD K CAMPBELL, Its

Administrator.

Int 83, Feb. II. I358.

National Loan Fire to companies of London. In ruled by dots of Perlisussrtl OAID sf DIRECTORS offire Insurance for P. E. B . J. Jsrsis. T. H. llbufflld. lfiq obsrt Hulchfseett. lap. I‘. Leugwtrrlb, lg.

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i ., i‘ It inn: is YOUR ruitsurnrt

llllLli0llllY’S 0lNl‘lllllll'l‘.

A stosr IIRACULOUS CURE or no a Y“ rum“ uzca, st-11-:3

R8‘ SUI-‘ Eslroct of a Letter frost Jlr. ll's'llt‘ast Gtllpin, 9] 7o_ 3.,-,,, dated Jluy I5, |au_

Mary's Street. Weynouth.

To Pltilrr-Mir Hoewwsv, t-liu —At the of IS if It

co'tl, siliiclt Il'IlIf.lI..III‘IIPI‘ lorry, :utl. t-(v:r:iitI't‘ent"hTtt‘IlIisieat.::hfi". ‘kiln. mops or loss sum, aml greatly intlaateil. ’ "' ”' :::'..."':.:r:;':;"..:::-:*.:'.°;:“° *":."<""'"' -~- ~-« - her health

t-fit-ii read your Advertisements,

Omtieent; tirul, its is Inst resource, after every nth. uh“;

useless, she consented to do so. a

struuge to relate, is now in good In-tilt in or scar, at H".

tlietn with her present enyuynienl of llrtlllll, yon I'tIu‘ItsI "i:i::.’,g“f',mic;,'.I|“'|'“

ed in having been the menus ofso greatly tlllitlllllia "I. m‘.:i:..t:{";,

fellow creiiture. S’ l ‘ \V A PERSON 70 YEARS tit-"I'iii:) cviti-:n“t'ili*”AMitiiiil't'ii:l:i' or C I 'I‘lIlIt'l‘Y YEARS‘ STANDING. ’ opyo aI.el!r rm N . W ..Ebb,B' o Rulh€II;'¢.jIt;ilf I1u’i1dsrs;ieltl. ifulsdmizisryelfl Gl'B.b(I)n"' To rutlesimr Hoi.i.owsv. ' ' §iit,—-if tt‘..- '.d.r|.5 of tan or IIIlItt:elli&'l't:iilPe:t:cltII'stl: tit” {iii-s"W'r::."|..,. Md

(551091 IVILLIAM AIIIIS 11.. mu}. of this state-iuent csn bsvt-rifled ,_ _ _ ~ ° ‘ ct.-ms... is, Mu-ti.-i sum, itu.i.i...s.i.i. 5’ u W ' '‘''''''‘'' A DREAIIFUI. BAD IIRI-EAST CURED IN ONE MONTH.

Extract qf a Leltrrfrorn Jllr. ltrsilsrick Turner, qf Psrishursr Kent. dated December II, I850. '

'lo Profs-ssv-r Hoi.t.owsv, sit Sitt,—My wife had sufereil from Ilsil Bream; for gay. ,1,“ six months. and during the uh: mice, but all to no use ‘ log lay your tini it-ullt-cl rot-dit-iut-, I detrrrniur-tl again to use your Pil um] Ointment, uml tlii-it-fore gave ilirui in trial in her cure, isntl furtuiiiug i; was, I did so, fun in lo-us Ilmn ts inonili bl pt-Ifo-rt emu was r Irflee and I no that nirinns other brunt-hrs nl iny f?-tnilv Iutve drrivedI'rtin their use is i-r-ully lstunir-lting. I now sttungly rccomineiitl then to .||

my f-it-nds. _ Is’ I FIIFDRIITK 1‘ I ,' A IVONDERI-‘UL CU'I‘I'I"I~())I" A DANGEROUS S\VlEI‘.'ItI'l:V'(‘.I OF THE Kl\I-IE.

Copy of o Izllerfrorn John For/‘arr. an Jlgricttlfvrisl. residing at .‘\“ewburougIi, near Ilexliorrhalaled May I5. 1850. To Professor Ilot.i ows S

i-e on-Int-iit Surgeons Il(‘It‘, nnd was on inmate of new -. Aftrr Httious inmlrs of trust. nu-nt liml been tried, I win: tlisr-Iinrgr-«I as Ifl4‘III’lI ile ' iniirli uf_\oiir l'slls nod Ointtiu-nt, I tls-ti-rttiinrd tn Irv lt-so than it imitiih, I win t-miiplett-ly rnrrwl. \\ lost is nimr ruutailtuhlg I tutu eiigur-il twelve hours is «toy in the llny Iltsrvas-I, isiitl islihu In I INIVO‘ followed my Itslltirl-ull umznpiitimi throughout the winter Imp. hand no return whatever of my ruinp int. ' ' FORF A R.