3“” EDINBURGH

DEVOIED T0 Vol.3.”

A NE) W ES T E

LITERATURE,

SCIENCE, COMMERCE, A

R N P I 0N3 E R-

's..nn..eaejpfim. was ‘Isiand,”nursd.y, ember" 31,1867. ' " "

GitiCUL’i‘Uliii, AND N

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EWS.

'I‘H ii

Summerside Journal

is rms‘rnu axo runusuico nvniw THURSDAY EVENI

iiv JOSEPH BERTRAM.

OFFICE, ( THAI. S'I‘ItEI-I'I'.

TERMS:

1 copy for one your, in advance, (in. 3d. “ “ i hult‘udvunec, 7s. Gd. nttlic end ol'ycur Us.

Perilous getting up cm'na of Tim Sulisr-riliiws will be entitled to the .loouxai.iortmcyear'

ADVERTISEMENTS infiertcd at moderate rates and iii good style. iii-noun Au curs mny be made on reasonable terms for it whole, ii half, or quarv tor column, or by the your.

JOB PRINTING of every description, performed with neatnesn and despatt-h. and at moderate rates, at the JUITIINAI. Ollire.

AT it!“

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Sumniersidc Markets.

Sniiiimisuin, ()r'roiuui 1) 1367. Oats erbnsh - - - - - - - v - - - - - 2s (hi-d Burlth per bush - - - - - - 3.9 u (is tpl Potatoes per hush — - - - - - - ls od ’l‘urnips [)t'l‘ bush - - - - - - 10d a Is Butter per lb by 'I'ub — - ‘Iod it Is Lnril per lli - - - - — M ii llld

Tallow per Ih. 9d a llld

‘ ' - - - - - l n ad I'ggs per dot. -- - HI Iiccl‘pcrlb -" - - - - - — - - - {hil‘au . . . . . . . . , , . Mutton per i I . ‘ 3d “ “.1

Pork per lb by carcass Geese each - - - - - ’- - - Flour per lth Oatiiieul per ewt Hay per 'I‘on - -

Is (it fills

.\ tilts Is: n 205 (to; a ills

Straw per rwt. s — - - - - - In lid l’iiic Bourdu - - . 105 - - 43 it its

Spru Boards

liarlottetown Markets. Oc'roiinu 31, IHGT.

Beef (snuill) - - - - I: I‘ I I(

Do. by quarter - - .. - Mutton - - - - ‘ld a tpl Laiiili per lb. - - llld a lid

Isa Istld

Butler - - - - Do. by tuli - - - Is it l.'id ('heesc - - - ~ lid a 7d 'I'ullow - - - 9d ll. llid Iuii'd - - ~ - 8d a lid l-‘lour lli. - - - lid a did O-ilmral 100 III. - - ITs ll I-N's

Rd :l IOil

. n, . _ , _ } {hi-“(‘5 ‘ - - ls lhl :1 2s 'l'uriiips - - . . 15,] B'Wl-‘y ‘ ' ' - 3:1 :i 4:! Outs - - ~ .. 2,, 7,] Bonnie (Hemlock) - - . .tg Spruce - - . . 1,, at“, Pine - - - - iii a .Is Shingles - - - pg.- ,, 15, ‘V‘ 01 - - - - - Is an

Hay - - - ‘ Straw i-wt. — - - ‘

Iluiiiespnn - - - {is lul a as Sheepskins - - ‘Jd it Is Calfskin lb. — - - - lid a lid Ilidrv lli. - - - - - 'ld mmu-w

I' (‘

glacial... Qiui'dr.

BANK OI" PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

President—dlox. I).\‘ Cashier—Wii.i.i.ni (‘ l I . Discount Day \Iond.iys& 'I‘liui'sdays. , Iloursof Business-Pom Il)a.in. to l p.m. from 22 pan to~l p.iii.

UNION HANK.

Graflgn SL, Queen's Square, Chariot/dawn

I‘rexideut—(‘tuu ‘ I'Aimmi. Esquire. Cashier—Jinks A. usou, Esquire.

"isoouut Day —-\Vedursdays S. Saturdays.

.Hmii‘n‘oi'Business—From It) a.m to l p in.

from :3 p.m to l p m.

. SUMMERSIIHJ HANK. Central Slrrel, Summursnlc. 1'. If. Island. President—lion. .Itiiliv ll. (iAlllHXltlt. Cashier—E. L. l.riii.\iui, Esquire .IIist-ount Ila ' ’l‘ut'sduys and Fridays. Notes for I) count must. be in belurc II o'clock nu Discount days. Hours ol‘ Business—l0 a. m., to I p. m., from :5 p. m., to I p.ni.

~mkrrsoN user, M 0., PHYSIGIAN,SURGEON&AGBUUGHEUR

formerly Assistant Surgeon in the l'. H. Nitvv,oll'ers . prote nal services to the people ol‘Sunmn-rside and vicinity. He can be consulted utliis other, .over the Store of (irevu, tn Ht-lturmau, iii Summerside. June Ill, [$67. If

III}. I’lilillil, Physician £5 Surgeon,

‘UFl-‘icu—At the Sl7.\l.\|lr'.l:sllhv‘. llm'ti S-roiin.

_ next. door to llaiik, Central Street

SUMIIEIi‘SlIHi', 1'. 1;. ISI..-LV1).

October l2, Militia“ > M M, V A

Dit. McNEILL, . Physician & Surgeon, Ilizsionscu—At George. Garret‘s, Esquire, Stuulry Ilridgc.

New London, - - 1’. IE. I.

Jun 2“; 1867.

1y narrating“ Aim MERGANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE AND LIFE.

Establis—h—ed 1809.

onrfi'fl:

TWO MILLIONS, Sterling. Ill-:Al) oi-‘riens: A: LONDON.

o. w. llizllldilg, Agent at Charlottetown.

Form! of A plit'utioii can he had by apply- III" to Mr. J. I I'.|t‘|'ll.\!ll, -/U"Illll Oiliee, Sum-

in wide. . I ‘(lhurlottetmvm .Tnnc 29,-]RG‘L:I.\:

“navm nnirrimit. Saddle and Harness Maker, 'Wnler Street. . . . . . Suiumerside.

'Ictobvr 12!. lStiS.

silicon (thirds.

C. L. RICHARDS,

Importer and Wholesale Dealer in griliih it Qfloitigiiflirocoics. ], Head North Ithu'f,

S'I‘.JOIIN, - - - NEW BRUNSWICK. Dec. ti, Istiti. ly

W—iJaines (lrcenouigli: F L 0 U R Commissmn Merchant.

N o 47 Commercial Street Corner of Clinton Street- - - - - IIOS'I‘ON

"1H. ALLEN. H ‘ Commissmn ercnant, And Dealer in Provisions, &c. M A It K 1'} '1‘ S 'I‘ It E E 'I‘,

St. John; N. B.

59““ (lives personal attention to the Stile and Purchase ofevcry description ol'tjoods. May 'J, 1967.

THOMAS ’IL-iurounf " AUCTIONEER

AN I)

Commission Merchant,

ST. JOHN, N. B. Nov I. IRS.)

"Knitwooo, uvmcsroiu e co. QIlium; Qiodiirc, Similar,

AND GENERAL

Commission Merchant's, MONTREAL, - - — — - - - C. E.

The most careful attention given to the execution ol‘orders for Flour, Uraiu, Seeds, Provisions. Leather, Hides, Coal Oil, and general Merrhuudize. Freights secured and Insurances ell'et-led iitlowest current rates.

Merchants in the Lower I'roviuees will liIid it to their interest to forward their orders for Flour-to us for execution, us an e.\teiisive aetpiaintiiuvc witli Western Millers, mid as Agents for some ol‘lhe most populur llruuds in (lai da, we can with safety assure them of every 'sat on.

Remittance ainst orders when not other- wise provided for. may he made with Stirling list lltlllfjt', or liold Drafts on New York. Drafts on New York being worth usually an: to a .l per cent more than on lhistoli.

Every infornmtiou us to the state of the market, present and prospective, given when required.

(tonsi'rnmrnts of Fish, Cod'Oil. &e., care— fully im-d, :uid returns made with the utmost promptitude, or applied according to the wish of runsigiiors.

Charges only llltltlt‘ for actual disbursements :iud \ iiiiiiiiissious not over those of rt spousiblv Houses in the line Uuquestionablc returnees given when requiiet .

lilllKWOOI). LIVINGSTONH & CO.

503 St. Paul Street, Montreal, t‘. l'}. February 7, 1867.

canvnm. iiuo‘riucns,‘ A U C'I.‘ ION 12E RS, Commissmn Merchants, And General Agents,

HANK BUILDING, QUEEN .‘i'l'lll'ili'l'. (‘luu-Iul/rloimi, ~ - — - -1’./.I.vluurl

JABEZ HUDSON, Authorized Auctioneer, (ilCNl-JltAL Atilil'l‘, “50., ’I'II‘I'ON, - - - - - - - 1’. 12'. I. June 27. Io'lii'.

‘ ’ " 15“” WILLIAM BEAIRS'I‘O, Commissmn Merchant,

Auctioneer tli (:‘cuernl lel’lll, “’A" ' i s'riti-iic‘i',

----- -- l’. E. lit/11ml.

Salmon-sill

WILLIAM noon. Commission Merchant, And. Auctioneer, QIII‘ZI'ZN bLOUAItI-l, l‘lldlt‘lJV/‘TI'I’I'Ull’A'f - - I'd/II. IS/.r.rl.\'tl

' ' ' ""rnt'iiias KELLY, Barrister - at - Law

l\.\'li

NOTARY PUBLIC. &c. sniiinnwiin, - - - - 151‘). ismxii.

nlig.!l, lslilt ’ EWILLIAM M. HOWE, Attorney-ut—Law and Notary Public.

S'r. I-Iiumxou'. I’. ll. lsi..\xn.

" ivuaxt'is .oxowon'ru.

"xi/HHS 7'I2'li’ AN]! A 7"I'Illi'.\'li' I'-.'I T-Iltl ll Lt'fl'“ Other—PAVILION llO'I‘l‘iL.

(next door to the, lion. Joseph llensley‘s.)

ClIAll.l.O'l"l'l‘i'I'UWN - - - '1". 1‘2. Island. Jan. 17, Nth". 1y

G I“) I?“ I". All I; ICY, BARRI S TER AND Attorney-et-Law , No'i'iiiv venue, &t.'. Telegraph Ii'ttiltlinr/r, ll’dler Slrt'rl, Charlottetown,----~-- ------ --l‘. Ii). lslund.

THOMAS FRIZZI‘iL, Boot and Shoe Maker, \VA'I‘ICII S'l‘lll‘ll-I'l‘, opposite l'oli'u .llrlmumm‘s Store.

Boots and Show of u superior quidin eon—

staiuly on hand, and for sale t'heup. Sninntersiilr, dune ti, l-Slii. Iy

CRAWFORD’S HOTEL, I No- 9 King Square, StJoIin N-B.

Permanent amt transmit Boarders uccnm- modutcd on reasonable tt-rme.

In connection with the above the subscribers liuvo opened it

First Class Grocery Store

Where they will keep constantly on hand, li'lour. (.‘oru Meal, Provisions, 'I‘eii, Sugar, Molasses. and all articles usually kept. in u (I rucct'y Store.

J. CII;\\\'I“()RD tit SON.

my an son-1y

— V r o r 3' (‘V -—— Joachim @0150 gold. King Square, (North Side,) ST. JOHN, N. 15.

, 'l'hn Subscriber having leased the above Hotel, aiul refitted the saint’, n‘n'ow prepared to accommodate ’l‘rllllrlt‘lli. and Permanent Boarders, and trusts by attention to meet u

share ofpiihlie patronage.

Ihiving also leased the conunodioun Stable attached, und secured the survives of a careful llostler, who trill be in uttendalit'c at. all hours, travellers will be sure to get satisfac- tion at lowest rates.

JAMES \V. THOMSON, Proprietor. St. John, N. IL, July It, IRGT.-—Iy

ROCKLIN HOUSE, Kent 'Street, Charlottetown, SIMON 1). reason. 1'It()l’llIl-‘.'l‘l)lt.

Permanent and Tr isient Boarders will find the above Home to give satisliiction. (Ih'town. .liiiie 13, [867.

{illicit (gamma ,tintvl, KENT STREET, GHARLUTTETDWH JOHN MURPHY, I’IIOI’RI I‘ITOI’ . Permanent and Transient Boarders will find good ueuouimmlntiou. Good Stables in connection with the "HTML,

and u c: el'nl Hostlcr always in uttcudanee. (th‘to n, Feb. 14, 1867. if

am one owfiiiéiiiitifii‘.

“ A little i‘re is quickly put out. Wlllt'll be- ing snll‘crcd,‘ Vers cannot quench." Vidr Mr. Cut-dwell in M llritish House of Coni- iuons. -_

' VI ‘ _V I Y ‘. L’EA I l A (ATEIJ II, .1 "mi Portable, eel/lurlhig Fire Engine, jbr the li'rli'ngiu'xln'ug Qfflrw i’n l/Il’ll‘ curly at", 's.

The little Engine-can be carried on the hack to any desired spot; throw: a small stream of water, impregnated wltli eight times Ill/I‘Vu'lwtlg. ot‘curhonic cid gas, which Is the most siuipl _ and most ellci-tivc menus yet know to science for destroying tire. They have tlieiidvantoge ol'b ng always reutl ' for use. All that IS in .. sury in upplyin‘ h ii is to turn the tap with one hand. uiitl wi ithcr direct the strcum epoii the thin I will instantly extinguish the fire. ‘hey are indispenslhlc for house stores. warehouses, fuctorios, pub- lic nlllers. hulls, with, KG. ‘

l'iilt'ias—No. l‘i $23. 4 $27, 5 830, G 835 .

Chemical Charges—No. :l 81.10. 4 31M),

5 $1.80, ti $2.25. JAMES R. \\’()()l)liUI{.', 5s' Water Street, St. John, NJ). or Mr. IIOIil‘ill'l‘ YOUNG, . Queen Square, Charlottetown Itltii' ti'

a THE C r . . C i g Factory " Head of Queen Street,

0 n A It i. o 'l‘ 'r n 'l‘ o w N.

be t

Vlll‘} Subscribers lit-1,; leave to acquaint the

public that, having entered into n (‘o-

Partnership, they are prepared tti execute all orders in the

CARRIAGE, SLEIGH,

on Blacksmith Business ,

and ll' 'illg each had considerable experience, they are able, to turn out. a. MUST PLASS

Carriage or Sleigh.

Repairing of all kinds, together with all other work appertaining to their line of busi- tiess, will be attended to.

Send in your orders immediately

l’llOlll) d: Mt‘COUlil’thY. Queen Street, (.‘harlottetowu, .hin. Ill, lh'li7. Iy

R. M. GIBSON, PAINTER AND (llLlitll’.

'AVING worked srvrrul Seasons under Illt' instructions of some of the most ilar l'aiutrrs in the l'nitvd States :iiid ' sh l'rorint'es, wishes to announce to the public that he has opt-lied ii i‘le'l' SIIOI’. and ('tillllllt'tlt't‘tl iii tliul line ot‘ triple, iit SlTMMl'Jllh'llll'i. where he is prepared to t‘Xt'l'lllt' all kinds of Main and Oi-iianientul House and Sign

PAINTING.

Militias nnd “'ulla painted and dvmratml in Oil and Fresco, (iraininu, l‘aper hanging and (Hazing done to please the Pill- ployer, (‘eilin :s whitened with II(':IlI|\‘i~.-X .iiid despatcli. Sunniierside. .\prilll. lstIT.

{bu

have LIVERY STABLE! l

' ‘lll’. subscriber nishrs to inform the inha- bitants til‘Sumnivr ‘d nd the ti‘iivelling public. that he is pr to furnish

HORSES & (tits. at all times and at the 'st notice.

l‘urlie: sloppinpF at the llotrls. and want- ing a (mm and a driver to tlli\'t' lllt'll‘ out. run be supplied at all hours in the do

sho

JAMES l‘l.\l .‘s'. Witter ts‘lret'l.

Sill‘lllll'il’aidt', Sl'li. 1‘2, lstii. :‘uu

wow . ._

“ MY CHILDHOOD DAY.» '

How lilitlie and gladsome we were when Our life was in its spring;

We felt. no cure. we knew not then That time would sorrow bring.

Friends round our the at evening met, And merry songs were sung;

They're plt'ust nt times to think ol‘yet, 'I‘husc dnyii when we were young.

Where now are those I loved so well? Oh, some are on the sea;

And some in homes of splendor dwell, And have forgotten me.

And by the graves of some I sit, \Vherc fading wreaths are hung, And mourn, as o'er my memory lliti The days when we were young.

And I've seen iiinny changes, still, A happy lot is mine;

My home stuudi 'neath you the term],F hill, And roses round it twine;

’l‘he merry I.in we sang ofyorc, Are by my children sung,

And in their youth I see once more The days when we were young.

’-

§clnrt :fiitcrziturt.

I II II ELI’I’EME.‘ A ram 013nm. LIFE.

[coxech 2n

.]‘, '

I'r w.ts past nine when his business was concluded, and he set out to rctliru lioiiic- ward. On his entrance, he proceeded to the drawing-rooiii, which he lound dcsort- cd. together with the library, and he passed on to the dining-room. Here he lound Mrs. ltawson aloi . She looked tip from the paper she was trying to occupy horse“ with at his entrance. A slight degree ol constraint. struck him in her air. Adele has one of her nervous headaches. he. thought. and has retired to her chamber. llc seated himself on the lounge opposite. and took up a book. but the puch swam persistently before his eyes. He. threw it down at last with an ill-suppressed yawn. Mrs. ltawson started, with a liltlcuut‘t‘ous tremor.

“ I be}: your pardon, madam,” he said, suddenly urollectingherprcscnec. “ l’i'ny is Adele-ill this evening?”

“ Adele,“ she answered, flushing a little, has gone to Mrs. Lorimor‘a.‘3- ’

It was his turn to start now.

" I am rather Stll'p sell. Mrs. Ruwsou. And pr: y, who is her escort. 3’"

"My sister—iti—lttw, M rs. Ilawley, and her sun came in lrutii the country yester- day. They called on us a few hours ago. They luid an imitation to Mrs. Lorimer‘s this evening, and Adele allowed herself to accept their escort, in the unavoidable lailurc ol yours."

She spoke at some length, more to cover the slightiuicasin ic ll. at tliuiiiannei'

in whieb he might cw this stepol 11' ton betrothed than lroni any other runs lint

only one sentence reached his car, .i n:iiiie never to be forgotten. u blight, a curse.

“ Your sister-in-hiw P“ be repeated, tak- ing up his book again, and opt-aim;r it in- chuuieally ; “ Yourbiethvr‘s wife—l lawley was your lumily name, I pi'esuiiiclH

She looked at him with ':I. glance ol per- plexity, but interpreted his absent llllt‘sLiOll and constrained air by -her own matter ol dist nit-t.

'- No, it was my husband's. He took the name of llawson on coming into pos session ol'his uncle‘s properly—his mater- n: uncle."

Colonel law to the light, astral. “is | singular pulen

“ lielorc youi t ' 't'lK‘l‘ abroad, in what. part ofth country was your home ?"

“ Iii ~."

Colonel Lawson was silent. His hand trembled pni'ri-ptibly on the 'Il'lll of the lounge. 'l'hcairol the room strange» ly hot. and sullin-atiiig.

A iii-g at the bell. It came {uwsou with; sense at relii'l ‘iho rose at once when she heard the sol t‘s :lpA preaching: stop. llui. he only brought letter, \\'l|lt'l| he gave into his master‘s nice :iiiically e.\ll-ui|od hand. (‘olonel Lawson was about to thrust. it into his pocket, when the blank seal riveted his cy ,, and he tore it open. It contained a few lines Irom his aunt, written by llt'l‘ ihvsieian, announcing: her dangerously ill, and that she begged to see him at. Ullt't'. The last trainlohcvsubui'ban homo went at a quarter to ten. ll. w-inted little ol that time, yet he might reach tho dcpuL by a rapid walk. .

llc thing the note hurriedly to Mrs. llziwsoii as an explanation d hurrying: into the hall. iiulehvd lipl Ind, and was soon on the street. llv rent-lied the plat. lorui in lime to spring: upon the train as it was leaving, and in the short sp: n or an hour was threading: the dimly-lighted street which led to his aunt‘s house. A ringal the hell, an anxious inquiry. au- swercd hyamniiriilul shake ol the head lrom lhc teartul so ' lit. and he w Unh- l‘l‘t'd softly up [be broad flight of stairs to the sick chamber. Atthcdyiogwoiv

‘on hold his book suddenly ‘ the glare i‘l'lht- allliy color luded into a

to Mrs.

‘iii's‘ pillow sat lhc hirrd nurse, and the pliy an stood by the bed- sido with llll}‘.\|il‘i‘ ion ofno little gloom on his benevolent countenance.

(tolonrl Lawson approached at once, and clasped the feverish hand “‘llll'll was li‘l‘lllV extended to him. As he did so. he marked witlr irty lheiiutnrul brillium-y ol the large eyt . aiid the deep rod which burned in the hollow cheek.

“ W is this kind, iii_v tloar:uiiit,“lie said. gently, " not to have \\'l‘lllt'll me helm-l “ ' “I thank you for your pronipliio-s, l-‘reih-riek,” she said, without appearing to Inth his speech. ” l have much to say to \‘(ilI—ll painful secret. I felt as il Icould litli. die until you came."

" She wanders," he said, wide to the. phy six-Bun. I

" No," she rep-‘alrd, tii'i.il_\ . her quick

CHARLES H. KEANE. ' -

‘ senteut s.

car catching the sound, “ but I must speak with you alone."

“ We will gratify her, at least," said the physician, speaking in a low tone; and making a motion to the nurse, they both quilted the room.

(.‘uloiiel Lawson earrlully closed the door after them at a gesture [mm the sick woman. :iiid then returned to the lit-dsid ~. She motioned him with a tronmhuis ges- ture to be scaled.

“I know mil how to make my humiliat- ing eoiilossion, I’i' dei'it-k,“ she said. lII‘l‘ voiec cly articulate with emotion. “ Fl't‘llt you will tlt‘.‘ o me, I shall forever los my place in your esteem.“

llo strove to speak. but. rllt.‘ motioned him to remain silent.

“Fredei -’ you know how keenly l h'll the d . 1)once which your late wile cast upon our Liniily name. M ' anxiety to obliterate the story, and to 't'llL at the same time any future possibility of your reconciliation to her. led mo to an art which l now regret. "

She stopped. Her eyes fell beneath her startled look.

" Is it possible,"hc faltx-rod, “you \verc connected with hi 1' night? Mypoor lli-leii. l have forgiven her long; ago; would from her grave tin-,1, :53 could come to me! My d iraunt. thi. . : iiioslbittersubp-et. I pray you say no more."