‘3 r“ I t m R ‘\l \l -‘l‘\‘llll~‘ it it ' l‘V i . _ . \ . P \ . r1: " ~ v . "Moo morning at t...» n.’ a. l, t r. in .r o..- .mtm as o.. 9w. . . t. on sail t. Wt o \\v \ \z w t.t'tt‘1.wl twp,“ “ ..“.,..,‘..A u, my”... . n t .1. tum“. '1... .. uptLtlt on nilvi alum» tat 1| “l- f II ‘| ifi.‘ \. . 7 ul tin-tuan about mun.‘ mo Lillnn ... m. a.‘“.‘.'?‘1 moo.it J run '9' \zt-sl aw it u .i Ilil?t,'\, limoedmwly no“. . ..».t m. .t- w... MM u- a. o. i». t t. or -» t x do. ~ to i. y“... .p, 5*. am: l.i»t.‘ ‘ . . . , , t, I a , . i . _ wane eli-uge in i... t.tt.le rt th new... ..; u s. at I_ o ..t..i ., It ‘ I . urine the “drawn wlo h l.t‘. .ttt. .vdi " " "1‘ I H y“ H "i" q “H I‘M 'ltw lion l. ll lltt‘W. ut ll-uion. I\ new ‘ ‘ ‘ i . rt. ‘.... . ii. , ‘ , _ M r. . ;| ln‘m lttttteil at oner or two . . t 3 t mt tut "" _‘ ” l 'f l l ‘. ""‘_‘” "one .I. no ht ltII .n.t.. t y nt a ll MI tilt in .., w . H h. u | . q ,u .. , HP“. 0“ in» “I-ttt'h -tur ‘i t. N ~I i'lull limit" ‘“ paued by t ouqton. owing u- lnq Minion. m“ 3.1"“ it" up i O i ‘ “n” '“‘ ““ll‘l"‘“' ""l M “"‘W‘. 1W” l‘ “"l.‘ upon an l'l.ilm|'l\ll‘ Reputt on the qtlt‘diitlt ul h“? “\t' l .- H“ m ‘ h humid, .W I. . )"““ ""“l“ “‘r ““i u'lw ‘" " ""l“l“'"‘l"""""‘l‘ lln‘tprority between in. l titted Nata and turned mum w.- no nor to to. tottatmi. “m h In M, 5",, mum .l W, WW, 3, my . “w mwlmumm "mm. mum “ ,“m “I”

honor. «ad on low desk was .t In w. like... a qeqlto hook. 'l‘lto drle prompt d in tool I tie-11y nintrtu‘ti‘d {mat it a (and. I'b'l‘llt‘ and put it In my pot-l. t, \\'h .t l tw the head pantiet' he ru- l\'|‘ll me \I I_\ molly. and “M. me that a new pywmu wa~ to hr adopted. l pointiu-d ttl t'y thin; «ii-mid be in tr all.» as, and tell him.

"I bastion dth tllt‘. and l L's-tltv-l titt forging my t‘htplny‘ct‘stt:ttti.~ to it e'teq'n l '1' out: hundred puiiiidn; tin: with; i too}. the pin in my hand. I lost all L‘Uttt'.tt,;e. Stilt. Limited. u tllttst llt' dot... ; and t \‘tt'lll. to the pit ilie’houi-e. and alter tttiukiuztivo

ghee not ;:itt~:uul-water, I had :ttlli\.i.‘ttl not . to commit tin: forgery.

“ lat ttoa. how was I to get the clicr.. t‘rtsit-ul .‘ .\t out I lt'lllelttlirl‘etl that dough is suitor you to call in lll.‘ eon. Jinx, tllt'l I l‘t“"l\ ed to "Hit" him my to..l. ‘Vlten I or red to ltt)lll~' l a 'n apptiedia lltti bottle for courage and us he \ lhl lit;_' the hon-n: I told him I should be Illtlt‘ll l- igod to him it he \vottld get a elm-k cashed fort at tile London and t‘ottttly think-the next do the in the evening. ll.- ilo ntl. tent kept his word; but not'ui-tt Iv be was pcrso cash nation together on indlll'errttt subjects. Tt lltut‘telt a sad story, tltit t't-aad was detected

lit\

:tite

and [was tried and found guilty. .‘lly cut-l

ployets recommended nit: lo the ' on v-uunt 01' ttty prey i-Itts good c! ‘It'flLlL‘l‘. an. I was ucnt 'tle‘t‘ti to only three \ ll-t prisoti‘ttcltt. .‘dy' dun-rhtt-r's tn vi a ot'cout’su ht-n‘ on on tdtny w' ch- died ot it broken lli"lt|. stint-t heaven kindly assisted inyehi iron. htr. the you: Unb Were sent to tl tattti'ly broken up. ottottglt,“ he s: " for a c Hiplt' or your» gentility. leave here t do; my cha employ ttt .

I have paid tlt

with.

- t: gone. and nobody wtl

We then left the poor fellow in lti = ct ll.i

“That,” said the chaplain as l lt-lt tlt prisoner. “is on exceptional t -. "it cll'orta at. present. made to pot drittkitt;,r arc w it'tlt'y of all praise: but. I) assured. tltet' 5 no li:t~'.~liilt more product lvo ot‘tlisliott-wtv than the love of appeto

. v . . ,»l' ..\,. ,.. “mm; m... M...“ a we“). 5;...” t... 1...»...t-yl l unit a... “till”: 1.... low k ol. do u h a a llt.ltilt} is terti- lilt' an ettl Lu eontcttd with as drttil,itt:: ll'l

gains". it. the-y will lt:t\

to work '

Wit v H.“ (humor.

3“”.-

'l' I; l-‘llli. ,Jl I’ll . In ITALY.

(Front Wilmer 3.; Sitiitlt‘a European Times.

The Paris jtittrtitls. with the exception of their l

the religious org/am, ttro unanimous itt

approbation of King Victor lluitnanttrl's latt- 1 ot‘ilii

.0)

Wu Ml‘jullt some :tlltit‘t c'tracts

gouge. continent-it with lit

our tontetz.por.tt2e.~. following from the l'.t.‘.~t‘e:

Ila th - prn irllt"l ltal 'c of the led by Fl‘

“Thin speech hr prcaerica a era fut res-tend volt-dawn c v)ltl.llu'itt.l\' to ‘l‘ to the Italian . nt'. rm.“ tl: (,‘nvour was i. led to M']ll|‘:lllult§ ol Italy iii the t‘ougresa‘ot' l'.'.r down to the nmtnent when, try the triumphat Nippon ot our ttrntti, we cits her iadepet

It

the hope: at: i< ' .~tt:~pr it Ion, _ t‘ _ l‘llll. When the

t_., it\' o. the tuna. u 3|.oou might not so

who of the pudit: opinion of his count: what he sp gratitude win It :ttlat'lt Italy In t-‘r

the paragraph where the h Italian: ‘1!) derotc themselves at pre‘t'n

IIIUHI‘Y llIlIa‘ lllfillllilllll. diiy promised to

-lly acquainted “li't the . lltlll they had some little conver-

;tt'-; I looked around.

It" Wilt] made of brick. of ddl'etettt colors. and idiotic I ,rhmh-M

.incc

\vorkhottwe :ttid ttiv they had lit. ti \

. , with tears itt his~ I s i

only knows what I shall.

. stop l'

1; KING ot-‘i

\vltett t'uttt'i

‘kti of the ties ot'f :t‘ll‘lslllll and T quilted in ice and her , h ,_ Horarulgn. The role hcneetltrward rrscrvcl or A... for that country appears to as traced out in i n" conjures lltc

“|"~ h 1} rim“ ‘l "i" ‘ l.‘ "W 1"“ l“ liml "'| next will no»: la r-tlntrmml to t‘mtgmu astht» h" h "‘l‘ " “‘“i‘h ""“ "‘4 l-‘”-'"‘>“ “ I'lrl- :ini-. it is undrratnti l. ot a new l'teaty. tittd ‘1 PW” Hi H l‘ “‘“W’P‘J'N l" "" “I'll” l" Mm“ tt~ Illi‘ is one ot‘ttte ltltul lllllntt'ldltt I‘urelitilly “bid 5““ “"th ""‘l i" ‘l‘ ‘ 'l" ll ""l "‘“‘“." ‘ to In deliberated tip-Iii dating the pct wot H‘-- till l-I‘lifllll.“ Ti" “‘ i’ ""1." "“" l‘ll'“ “ >iutt. we trutl that all t'tx- lll‘t‘lllll‘l.§lll'l'fl tttid wittelt 1t|qi.',,r~ to hau- llllnt‘lltlt‘lti‘lv'l'llt the "pump"... m...“ I“. ..,,,,.,J,.,.,,,. t" u WM. ._.- eota .tvt lo 0. “file ltdiau t-‘iitt-rttotuol “Ni. in“. “M Tn.le “ u “uh i“ an r”. “'l” "‘ '!‘~“'l "i" "“"“fi"l ‘l “‘"lll"".‘" Th“ ' peel». wltitt it ought to ha it. hot it Wan ‘l“~"h wit . 'n't-l ll is t~eqte~'t-‘d.' 3“: "i‘ \.i\ll\' lwltcrtliau none. 'l‘h principd x.r,;it- “""“' l”"‘"l‘"""l." “W’de Illt‘lli- .tout it. l-et'oreitn repeal. wan that - \\ ili rn HI “t I“ I N" we took trout our Ilk’lgllllltl‘n more or Il'r! ot w“ "M" UL“ "“"' "i il- "t" tort iti ctlltlllltitllll.l ot'whlehoitreentatypto- ' "“ll'll‘l V‘“““‘li."~ l‘“ l" "WWI" “- n ‘ doors a ~ttrpltta, but the be t that they did the JUN“ ‘1 I" ll 1‘ ‘l u" “"4 6 iii hour." -.||||\‘ thl in their tit-.tliltg1 with ID. “as “ “"‘ "‘"”"— 3- iit.- g . ly' o\erloal.t-tl. iii the tlizenviott , pro anileutt. 'I‘ht~e\.~li it..eot'p.'o«ltittdining itln- nhl 'l'reaty' mo. in Illt' main, profitable. I was titakiti: a I Hit in Holland .\ friend ' and rd tpted lo tlo watth of both countries. 1 id to“. “ tiewau-y ott see llvonlt: ifyott doo‘t More w e have prat lit-ally .‘ltltl tltt.- doorattaitisl run have aeett nothing." " Why I tinkeil'.‘"1tlieir cotttttterce. the l.ovittt litit't‘l'lllltl'ltl " \\'lt it is titer Ii we?" " You [1'] Htave taken came I ntrps. as we have seen. to th. re. and vow “iii n I out," was the, :oi-tver. " entoree the .ehentc oft'outkalerntion, and to So I took t'tlt‘l'lzt" 'Ilt l toid the conchmziu negotiate eonmie .il treaties willi lirazil. to drive itte tlttttie The journey wat not l t't-utrttl America, the West Indies and other interesting. .\tti-r time the cart tgc stopped 1 countries. land the dritt told lllt' we I matted and l l 1pm.... nrmugplllvmg. if fun". tantra "up " 5‘14"“ l il- " “1'3. will, t t‘rottrse. not. only diiert ti lartze

t

‘l‘m'l ."U‘l ‘ll’l‘T m" l"“‘”"‘ ml ' “‘i l ut'tt‘utle front American port~| lint plat lllt All “0"” dill." lll“ “Wt‘l‘i” ll“ “lil‘l- AW.‘ “ I surplus products of our Western States at it i " ~ '5 MU'N'W‘I 51“ NW “NW” l"' ‘ diaatlv-tntaue on the foreign to: lids. With E " “'3 M"">““"-' l 8"“ 'l”“" ‘" , lielttt tion ttttd cheaper labor. ('ttttntlacan

Walk In“) “N 1”“ 1h “‘“l lWl “MSW NW" “N” pt’otlttv'e n y t'oittntoditien at. it smaller cost ii 3"" .‘i'ml‘ “IN” m." ‘ll'lfl'l‘ 71”" 1"" “l” “"‘l ' than the litttted Suites can. while with free gave me a good brushing. I thanked him. purts upon our Zita-thorn burdt-rutndsonte tw-o though I thought l:im ollisiottr. and walked oti, , m” ml mil...” (romp...y "My. “rum-i f. All the llull‘t':~ WV“? "ltl‘t‘dtt‘o d for ie large and lucrative illieil land the window shutters up. Time was not l tr e, wltielt, a we ltave set-n,atttttgglershave ' l 1| Found ll) IN litml- 'UH‘ l'in't'l‘l“m W“ l frequently- taken :td\:tnt. .r-of, to the manifest

l'ltus.itt.~lead of securing to th retetttte. hy pl tein' - d.t. the

as though they had been watt-d. ’l'ln- wooden up...“ .oin» ot'tl ws “‘t't‘c ltl'il with tlt - '1‘“...qu “1.... with: 'l' it‘llllt'.‘ Siblisz "-5 “H” " dntv tip-in the raw products of (7:.t 'ttixlted. l ltlllt'ltL‘lllttlelltiltst'l ' it-i hl‘c if the paint \t'eredry‘. when atluortipen- , mp“... by .13.... ‘ed sittldet y- at In itnttt. twidcntly very am: I". t'u~het| otIt willt it ktntpltitt tubhed oll tlt' tittger- tarm. 'lllt'l'v‘ll his harm-l l,:.:|'ltl|)llll g. l .tny walk. I found down one ot‘ttae‘ .ttehm to s in}: stick. and tea ,. oll‘tlte leate l "'ott the road. .‘ttt-soghtw'yy' I lttttrtl ':| K.'l'.ll 1,. i‘ noise, til ittrttiti; round I MiltIltt‘tttllttlthfllli'll- -| ' celhct . the hon. .td . t‘ and tttttkt gt-Ilttl'vs at It -ttt .~\l. II a uayt - lI judged t were l'l will}; iae. t --l woint it u lto tam.- nit: 'il'tht-ir houses to

ittlitl tt‘tttie

pitettiluttr ell'ot‘h. n cottti';

t to etilttt'lltplttle. i the louder trade ot'thc

.hance 1 tree. and ctttt....l.1,. walk-t i... ,.

(‘tttmdian cc

5-

-ttt progratnnnu

" t ltl‘\t to nothing of u~.

._.. _ _._...._____ .

New ()rle. nu I‘t'z‘iiy/

t have hot

imam-in; the sin ill ordt .it to ~oIl it. I,

.\ co ' '

>litllltll‘lll of t'

iii! the Itll<l~d ot':.lt to \t- pr -tn tll had not ll Ill xl in .~

allied to‘ tltI'tIl that l w w :I s '

in.»

ppm ed llllllNL'll a clever gold-st ker. i':|I\'t' I”) :t atone—he lt. o‘tt tin

.loud

l~“‘l‘l 1““ " Ii“: “"1" " ""9 cl money t-oat tize llIulitlll.‘» and tie t iltfltl they been lth‘lly‘titl uott ‘ A 1-, ., p, n.4,, .1...” w“. 1, ma]... .1 t ttsltul for no .s...i.i.. h nu)" . ._...1 ,4: who i‘... mu"... ' '~ ' "LZ' H- 5" “Tl” “"" 'l".",””"' I promised a similar nlllll I’ll.t lbt‘ 'H L" “i ll: “"2‘ “UL “ "m" 'to enable him to keep up an ttrtnv

taut» ti.ittl. that. the

ot won‘t go out for f

Moran. a l the inh

I'lht an tllilllih ot'lvlt in-

'c ot'uttr revenue and home tttatitt-

practical ctl‘ect his been to injure our com- tt'.r the trade of tltt: l'rovittt't- l iuto otlter ehattnelr. to tlte great di Ill\:tlt::ty',\: tot'ottr ships. vailro..d~, and canals, wltile, ties-‘1...l...l‘.,[ “mm. we do “at “k 0.... “WIN-S has ‘ ’

"I. “m l U‘Hllltllk‘d, been built up. whose proportions it is rather While the tl~her-l tern Stattw , " lll‘l“ rert-ive but a nominal protection under tlie 11u,~.1 1,. Hulk-1. noise in [he “up”; 1,.“ if”- ons. and other farm products have liectt I'll-C "III I“ '“L‘ almost wholly shut out frotti our .\tl tlttiettt:tt'« I ‘ll kels, while the general rtttt of .'\|tll,‘t‘lt‘l|lt pro- ; duet.» have ruled so ltl..'tt thtt the I'rovittet‘n

‘l““ I '*“"“ “1'” “ "“ "1 ",“ , tinnwt'tntigttoot \ erat rtt‘. iys —' the: ll_\‘ “"“"" ll t> just [kit-artl through a set otts ct st... .\!tt.\

lle

plnlgeu tllelitael e. ’ his. mimp

\l. 'l‘lll'llSlHV. .l.\.\'l'.\ll\~ ttl,l

(fitttttmtrsitlc gem-mt. ) THURSDAY. :awnv 10. am ‘

I

luv ”' .\o none.- euu .e taken at annoy mon- - otttittultlt’ulh'tt‘ \\'r llllh‘ lint-w the Ilutllt'l; and toldi'. «not our < «it‘i‘wpolitletit» a. tt L'ltl- ; raid} at tlwir Kinnl faith. We cannot under-t take to return coinithlite-time.that are tmt med1 .

hl'll.l"-l.\ll'llUVlIMlixT.

n l ” How do you spend those long witth

l . .n . . . cit-mugs: I.‘ aqnct-ttnn \tlllt‘ll we would;

ililte to pot to every young: man in tltt: icouotry. and indeed. for the matter of ' that. to every middle aged and old one, ‘toti. We are much too gallant to pro-‘ poatid any such question to the ladies? well knowing tltat their (ltlltitlt‘ and busy : hands. tind atnplc employ tut-tit at all ltours= ot' the day. and ttt all ' sons of the year . [lot it i»: wrydilft-rttit witlt the members iof the stcrncr s . . the toils of the greater lpart ot'tltt tn. ('lltl witlt the daylight, their fctettittga are at their owtt diraposal. either ito be improved or to be wasted. It is rcallyualouishittg how much time there is itt our long winters. that can and ought to l)-.‘tlt‘\'t)lt'll to st Illitnprovetnettt. There are at least three hours of every cvctt- ing which may be employed by eve y‘ on:- wlto can read. itt storing his mittd with useful knowledge. Those wlto have not acquired habits of study. have no 'idea of ltow much information, both re- ligious and secular, catt be acquired in those ciglitecn 'hours itt each week. to say tiothiagot‘ Sundays and stormy days. There is. lit fact, no t. ease for any one's remaining: ignorant in this country and iii these looks are cheap.‘ nearly l,evcry one can read them. and eicry one . has more or less of leisure which ought ’lo lie detotetl to study. Though we would be. the last iii the world to attempt to dissipate the dreams of ambitioua and

‘ to spend hours poring over dumb books. in or.l.r that they may become great gentiixeSf and that they may be

iw.- do ex ot't them tiicttlti atc literature, itttttt they tnay liccotne intelligent met and lwonten, and that they truly ntlortt tltosc "tins In life to whiclt it tttay please lti'od to call them. There are‘\ ry few gl‘ltltist‘fi born in the world, and it would 1 be quite a work of snpcrcrogation to at-

.o-

N31 u

dwciie both plenum:- uid profit. M in.

~.:‘ 27.,

‘3” \\'i lit-or that it is the intenlim

riiluoauly cultivating the our tulent eit- ot‘ Marine-Howenl "“l‘l" ‘" "mm" "m

trtttttetl to their catv.

\\’t- want to we a good Library "lab. lislwd in Suntnitvrsidr. I library that will rmttoiu book. Mllll'tl to the uttdt‘prau‘d {alll‘h "fall. lat no one make his peo culiar taste the standard for Ill. but lt'l every one by a wine ltherality. make due provision for the gratification of tastes dbl-rent from his own. liet there be llixttiry and Philosophy for the tliOutzltt- l'ul. Voyage-i and 'l'rayels for the enter— priitittg and curious. Religion for the devout. I'victry for the imaginative. ltomaitvc for the young and neittitnetital. and good old fashioned Stories for the. little one... Wt- repeat. tltttt wc heartly i wish there was it Library established. ttot onl. itt Suintucrside. but in every School District iii the Island. We are quite satisfied that if we were a reading people. we would soon become a happier and a richer people. \Vill not settle of our cit- tcrpt isittgaiitl public spirited fellow towtia- "‘I'II, set about forming a Library iii the Town without delay. If we wercriclt we would— —but we are not. so there is no use in talking.

Ul,‘ It POLITICS.

As nearly er ry one itt these. days is talking polities. we intend to have our say too. What. we want to 5in Is, that the Scatathillslnt-iJOURNAL has no polities—it belongs to ttu party. It docs not wear the colors ofattv lactiott. lttloes hothelong to the (.‘ottst' vatlve I’arly. tho Liberal Party. or to the Middle l’aity. It is. and intends to rcntaltt, perfectly neutral. “1- do not pretend to say tltal. we have person- ally—out ot' the editorial chain—no politi. cal leanings, no party likings and predilec- lltttlzi; we have them of course. bttt what we w tsl: to tell the readers ot the .lUl‘ttNAt. is that we doitt intend to trouble them with them. We have made tip our minds to laecp tltt-:n toourselves. Like ottropin- ions on free will. prctlesllnatlou, tho ritu- alistic tlltcblltlll, &e., we look upon them as ottr owtt private property "id have ttot the retnotest intention (it thrustin;,r Ihetn down our sttbst‘eihers' throats Still we reserve to ourselves the privilege of ad« \‘oeating :ill lttt‘flnttl‘cs which we consider may tend to the public good. atid of de-

‘ tempt to entourage them. Their course i i. upwa d and onward, attd they will as- . iot‘i‘y and littd their pro- ' t: ot cvcry opposition. but

' i set: t2ic. ' pct" l. vel Itt

tted by the asaitlttotts cultivation of In fact. the more frugal nature

. f her :i

‘; o ltlte tltt t. . .. . ' . ,‘ . . .. Hm" 5- , l , 3....- '. ll" "'m‘ “m‘ mi“ "'mmtwu‘mm has been 01 her pitta, the grcttcr ql MIL . “f. lll or. these li'llth he h s d .d upon ‘ _ . l ._. . _I ‘ q 1“ nt lt‘llt'. .‘iioteiei': and ttlol: ' qhini. ., h... ....1 “mm”: [he 1,... . ,. lav: ltL‘l‘t. y Ol‘t L'tl\ltl;: t-vtty pm )3 c 3 they \- 'n- It! play in tin rectanlvtvaya tltl iur - -.- ot the nation." hel aid lrotn Cttllt too. How pleasant it ts 3“ THE}, "i'rll “l1! ,l""""'l”‘i. Ft . rul left )1. ....tl:ot.|. and the Litter l t to converse wttlt a man who has diligent-