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Summerside Journal

18 rillxl an AND l-Ulilasnlzn nvzilv THURSDAY EVENING, nr JOSEPH BERTRAM

AT "15 OFFICE, CENTRAL STREET.

TERMS:

1 copy for one your, in advance, Ga. 3d. “ “ lililf advance, To. Gd. at the end of year ‘Js.

Persons getting ilp I‘LL'IX‘I of TEN Subscribers will be entitled to the doorman for oneycllr. The following gentleliiell have consented to

act on AGENTH, and they are authorized to re—

ceive. llltllllcn and give reeeipts,ou our account: Gllal'lotletuwn—W. E. Dawson, Esq. lIt-nry llarvic, Esq. Can trufﬂe—Major W right, Esq Upper Ilelleqac—Wm. 0. Strong, Esq Twila—George Muttart, Esq ’CrllpuutI—Chorles Collit. St. Is‘lclumr‘s—IV. 'I‘. Iliilit 6; Co Nomadic—Joseph B. Perry. Port Hill—David Ramsay, Esq. Clucuwiper—Benjamin Rogers, Esq Tigoi‘rb—vBenjaulili Illlywood, Esq Miminigalh—Thoanis Costin Maryw—Renbeii ’l‘upliu, Esq Ji'ew Londml—l’idgeon & Sic art Similcy Itrt'llga—ticorec R. (iarrett Molpequc—Il. it I‘. \leNutt Somluwrt—llcnry Ileer, Eat] I'erlum ll’l'rer—Mr. George Yickeraon Georyetowo—Aiidl-ew Lelirocque, Esq 'i\Ir. THOMAS Golllmx, of Xewcnstlc,N.II. is our Agent for that place ,

ADVERTISEMENTS

inserted at moderate rlltes lilid in good style- Srla'lll. Aoituintlcxrs may be made, on reasonable tenant for R. whole, a half, or quar- tor column, or by the year.

JOB PRINTI N G of every description, performed with ucatncss and dospatch, and at moderate rlltell, at the Johns“. ()tIlcc.

Snmmerailie Markets. SUMMERSIDE, April I8, 1867. Ont: lyer bush - - - - - — - ‘2: Ida 1;: Cd Barley ner hush ifs it (bl bd Potatoes per bush - - - - - Is odzi In 9d Turnip: pcl‘ bush - — - - - - - - - ls it Is ld Butter per In by 'l‘ub - - v - Is a ls ld Lard per lb - 9d ll lull 'I‘llllow per Ib. 9d a IULI Eggs per doz —- - - 6d Il‘lll Ileef per lb - - - - - - :ld a od Mutton per lb - - M a N Park perlb by cart-lino - - 3d a Md (it-ere cal-ll - - In 6d a Ill ‘Jd Flour pcr bbl - 5th a (:03

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l tmelll ior cwt Hit a lips Iliiy per ’l‘oli - - - - ﬁlls n (ills Straw per cwt - ls (pd Pine Iiual‘ds - Ills

—lsal'is

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BANK OF l’lilNUl EDWARD ISLAND.

Corner of Quoting ll’afer Sm, Ollztilzilic/olvil President—Ibis. 'l‘uoima II. IIAvll,.\.\'ii. Cashier—“Wilton ('l . il.ii.l., lwpure. llisuolint Day -Moiulayx& 'l'Iiursd

Hours of BlisllieSs—li‘om ltla.ln. to l li.l||. from 2 p.lil to 4 p.lu.

“gallium

t'tlli.

’ 'lleoxiiliixk.

Graf/on SA, Qlleui's Square, (lulrlol/clowa President—Unilimes I'Al.iil:il. Esquire. Ulildiicr—l . SIIllIl on, Esquire.

Dim-aunt Days—Mouth s, Wednesdays. and Saturdays.

Ilourll of Iillslllt‘ﬂﬂ—It‘l’ulll l0 a.ul to 1p m..

from 2 p iii to I p tli,

SUMMERSIDE ISA. Central Strut, Sloamcrsi’lk, 1’. 12‘. Island. President—flan. .Iolm R. (‘Alﬂilxlilh Cashier—E. L. IA’IJIAIII), Esquire Discount I)llyll—-'I‘uesdays and.l“ridayn. Notes for Dircount must. be in before ll

o‘clock on Discount days. Hours of Business—lo n. “L, to I p. ui.. from 2 p. m., to 4 p.ni.

FRANCIS LONG“ (lll'l'l'l,

BARR/S TE]! AND .‘I TI‘UII’A'IfY-rl T-I..l II W" (llllce—I'AVIIJON IIU'I'ICII.

(next door to the "on. Joseph IIc Icy'zx.)

CHAllldl'l"l‘E'I't)\\'N - - - l'. I‘LIslaud. .Ilili. l7, “<67. ly

Tumors mm. , Barrister - at - Law

AND

NOTARY PUBLIC. &c. SUMMERSIDE, - - - - I‘. E. ISLAND. ling. 9. 1366 ly

WlLLIAM M. IIOW E, Attorney-at-Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC, Sr. El.l;.\xoil‘.< ..I'. l".. ISLAND.

0 Eli E A I. I. E Y , BARRISTER AND Attorne y-at-L aw , Mi‘i'alli’ rclilu, «\‘c. Telegraph Building/x, Il’ulcr Slrccl, Chorlottetowu,»- --I'. I‘lol‘ilﬂllll.

“Jr. D. S'I‘Al R, CABINET-MAKER,

AND

Undertaker.

FURNITURE 01’ ALL KINDS MADE v TO ORDER.

Km! S/I‘EIL - . - ’ - - - - - - - ('Imrlollclolrn. Sept. 1863. A Pillar<Mm> ‘

JOHN ANDREW MACDONALD, Importer of Dry Goods, Hardware, Crockcryware, Groceries, stoves, Furniture, £12. til-c. Simimrrsi'rlc 1'. F7. Island. m- lint/fl . .I‘ltilM, I” v V M Saddle and Harness Maker,

Water Street . . . . . Sulnlneraide. October l2, IUCJ.

“gussiarns (ll/Milli.

0. L. RroHARDs, Importer and \Vholesale Dealer ill Eritissll & ijonign commie;

4‘, North \Vliarf,

ST.JUIIN, - - - NEWBRUNSIVICK. Dec. ti, lllfiG. ly

THOMAS 11X AUCTIONEER

AND .

Commission Merchant,

S". JOIIN, N. II. Nov 1, 1865

KIRKWDOD, LIVINGSTDNE a co. Jluur, igl'odun, Emilio,

AND GENERAL

Commission Merchants, MON’I‘REAL, - - - - - - - C. E.

The most careful attention given to the execution of orders for “our, (irllili, Seeds, l‘rovikious. Lcalhev, Ilidcs, (‘oal Uil. aiid general Mercbliudixc. Freights secured and Insurances cll'ectcd at lowest current rates.

Merchants ill the Lower I’rovinccs will find it to their intereat to forward their orders for Flourto us for execution, as all cxlclimve llcqliliintance with \\'el~ll-rii Millers, lilid all Agents for some of the Illtlnl popular Brands ili Canada, we can with cafety assure them of every satisfaction.

Relilittllnccs againstorders when not other wise provided for. may be made with Stirling I‘Ixchaug‘c, or (lolll Drafts on New York. Drafts on New York being worth usually an; to a I per cent more than on Iloston.

Every inforiuatiou as to the slate of the market, present. and prospective, glil‘ll when required.

Ctlllhlglllllullls of Fish, Cod Oil, Sic eure- l‘lllly realized, lilitl returns llialle With the utmost pl‘uiilptitudc, or upplicd according to the wish of coasigliova.

Charges only made for actual disbursements and Llllllllllsslmls not over those of responsible llousell iii the line. Uliqilesliouliblc l‘t‘ft'l‘llccﬂ given when required.

IilRIthltJl), LIVISGS'I‘ONE & (.‘0.

503 St. Paul Street, Montreal, C. E. February 7, 1867.

James Grccuollgli, F L O U R Commission Merchant.

No 47 Commercial Street 'Iol'ilcr of't‘liiitoii Stl‘ccl - - - - - RUS'I'UN.

J. F. HILL & 00.,

DEALERS IN

I’olatocs, Apples, Unions, glonign it Qumran: ,gflruilss,

Cranberries, Ileana, (ii‘ccli & Dried Apples Stalls 107 and 109. and Cellar No. I”, Funenil IIIIII Market HUNT/l .‘i'lllll' HUSH/Ah “'Il.l.l,-\.\l DUDI), Colillnission Merchant, And Auctioneer, ui' ‘ '.\' CIIA Il’I.l)7'7'I-.'l )ll'A‘ - - -

7.\ltl'liLl. luto'l‘lllcim, A U CT I UNEE ll S, Commission Merchants, And General Agents,

SQI'AItl-l, l'. I". ISLA \’l)

IIANK BUILDING, QI'I'Il-IN STREET. (‘linrlo‘lrlou'm - - - - -1‘.I Island.

(E'Lij'i) ﬂ WILLIAM BEAIRSTO, Commissmn Merchant,

Auctioneer d} General [ll/mt, w.\ H Sunlnlcrsillc, ...

I’. If. [aloud

“"1131. 'lll‘cllxu'lisox,

Conlnllsalox M unollax'r A u cti o n e e r .

Flour, (lrocel'ics, and

Dry Goods.

\Vlitcr Strect . . . . Suluiiicraide. gluon Qumran Qdotll,

KENT STREET. IlHIIIILUTTETOWN- JOIIN MI'IlI'IlY,I’llOI‘IIIl'i'I‘OIl.

Permanent and ’I‘rallcicut Iloardcrs will ﬂlid good accoiiinladalion.

(loud Stables in connection with the Moran, and a careful Ilostler always in attendance. (Ih‘town, Iv‘cb. II, Ill 7. tf

DR. MCNEILL, Physician & Surgeon,

Illmillizxmz—llt, .l. M. Lvliiillii, Elioi'llin. Stanley llridge.

New London, — ‘ .Iau '24. 13117. ly I) ll. I’ Ill G In, Physician 85 Surgeon, ()rlvlcic—At lllc Sl‘ilinznsnuz Iliu'o Sronivz, llcxt door to flank, t'clitl'al Slrccl

SLIJIJII'III’RIDE'. . . . . 1'. Il‘. ISI..l.\'l). ()t'lobcl‘ I‘J. ISGJ.

Dealer ill

I’. E. I.

JOHN HOMER, M.II.F. M. M.8. Manic/ll. orrlcu ovnltullillcx .t St'llthAN‘S srouu,

"2117?? STREET, ﬁ'l'llllll'll‘h'lhl‘f, I’.I;'I.

ISIImIolmol' all kinds for salt; at. the “ Journal" ()flice.

Summerside, Princ

“lie 3 1* ﬁg

\VIIA’I I LOVE.

I LOVE in spring‘s bright hours, to roam Tho willlwood near lily cottage home, To pluck 'lliitl leaves that thickly lie The violet with its azure cyc.

I love the robill and his song

Merrily gushing all day long,

The golden sunshine and the showers, ’I‘Iio springing grass and budding flowers.

Ifove the pleasant, dreamy haze

Of alltumn'l-l short. and fading days—— No frigid blast the poor to chill,

No scorching nioolitidc on the bill,

I love each varied tint that. seems

Like blushng rose ’uiirl emerald gleanis, And all the gorgeous rainbow dyes That lighten up the sunset skies.

But though [choose the flowers of spring, And prize fair autilnul‘ll offering,

For more I love the sunny raya

0t summer's brightlymlnwiug days; \V'itli music thrilling on the air,

And beauty beaming everywhere,

In bower and tree, alnl leafy neat—

Oh yes, I love the silliiiiicr best!

Still dearer than the dearest flowers,

0r buds that gem the fairest flowers—-

Than sweetest song of wal'bliiig bird

’I‘Iial e‘er by mortal car was heard——

'I‘Iillli moonlit graves and pezlrlcy streams,

And clouds tinged by the sunset beanie-

'I‘han wealth of lalid or rolling sea,

Is the love ofoile proud heart to Inc. LIDA Meoolc.

glint literature.

In and Out of the Bralilblcs.

“ \\'l:l.l.. now, Polo), I have related to you almost exel‘ylhiug in my experience which is at all interesting, and it. is no more. than lair that you should give me : glinipﬁc of your inner life—just. a glimpse, you know, bill if there is :liiytlliligpul'ticn- lavly private or sacred, why, skip over it, old fellow. Mention, if you please, how many times you have been ill lore, and how many hearts you have broken, how many times been jilloll, :uid so on," and Clement Iluil 'ord Icaucd back ill his chair and pilll 'ay upon the. aromatic liavaiia'ivllose smoke had already filled to sulfocalion every nook and corner of the bachelor den iii which they were lloll. lsny “doll,” for upon my life no other word inthe language -l-llissoappropriate. The carch and tort ll if lllllll sitting- room and bedroom was ich and elegant; blll lhcy were so completely covci'cd with papers and letters of cvt V dc 'l'lllllull, that it, would be Ill I. to iliipossiblc fora visitor to chcriliiilialc at tho fir>L view I -- I\\(‘I'Il thisrcally :tl‘l.~lf|t'l‘1llll':lllll"Xlll'lth't' suilq of :iparllilcllls and lhc. vc :t hoch iii f'hrlslcudoiii. 'I‘ho bcd nae made ilp nicely. and the conolcrpanl- and pillow- dips were of imiiiaculrllc whilcilcs >hoiv- lug eonchhivcly that a woman \ .sln'd the deli as often :isonce ill fchIlIy-Ioul' hours; buLovcv that. snug ovcl'lid were thrown old pants and llcw pools; stocl m- wilh too; and st! * iig‘s without to; : iiicclv Slill‘l'llt‘tl l-oll wh' 'h perhaps didil‘l fa‘; three or four sliil'b: \\'llIlell buttons. which had been aneuessulil‘v pulled out from the bureau and never found lilllllllllt‘.~§ aulil . they had been tried on. How dill'cvciit would I; 'l' been the “[80 'had cilhcr our of IIIHSI liflcnicn po s<ed a wile. I‘ll venture to iv they would have discovered in the \'ci_\ listiilslancc whctilcl'or no the shirt. had ils‘ coniplilllciit of llllllltlli; and failing to ll:i\‘o—-\vcll, never mind; we married ladies all know, became, lorsooth, we have been there; but we started In tell a story, no! to liiorallizo.

In the contra of tho sillinga'nom stood a lii:ii'blc-t<qiped table covered with all <orl> of tr ~; Shakespeare's tragedies and coiiicill clcgalitly bound; ll c. liiplclc volume of Byron; 'I'ciulyson's poems; scvcral of Dirkcii. s novc ; one or Iwool (‘hlil cs Reade": works; l)lll :imill all this 'nguislied array of lilcl-atul-o well: lercd slumps of cigars. lliccrsellrluuis, suspenders, slliiigs, tooth-picks, and dust- \\'lll|l)lll. stint.

On one side of thc tablc sat, I‘cl'cy l‘oil- wick, our hero; a tall, well-formml. lino- looking man; in In mnewhero from twenty-five to thirty. lcre were Iiiics of 'tll't.‘ about the liliedark eyes, and an inex- pl‘esnihlc tenderness written all ovcl' hi< taco. He would p.. in tho :Il'f‘f'l illi- noticed, perhaps; for there wail nothing of' the flip about hilii. He. never swunpr a cane or earl-ll a fig for the Ihouraull and one little fixings which go so far to lii.ikc up agcntlcniaii‘s fashionable toilet in lllt‘SL‘ progressive days. I shouldn‘t be at all surprlScd if he wore (my siolially Ft‘l‘ll hurrying down to bit-.iucss with his hands Illl'l till his pockels, and yet, llixl personal appca :llll't‘ was lieaf and elegant. Ill' religious believed that cleanliness is next to goodliu s, and llcling llpon that prin- ciple, preserved not only a superficial purity of body, but a corresponding frec~ dom from moral impurity. Ills friend and rooiii-nlatc was t‘loiueiit Illiiiglct'ord. a junior liicmbcr ol tho princely liriii of lIuligIclorll A: ('o., inclchalils. [In new as ditl'cl'olil iti mental and personal atlrac- lions front his companions as it in poniblo to conceive; probably this very difference was the causu of tho congeiiialily and sympathy which existed bctwecn tllcin. I have often observed that with lilcii, all well as wilh men and women. that to reach a. truly harllionious Hilllllllll'fl,tllll‘, liiilsl. posseujuxt the opposite of the lllllt‘l".s‘ dis- tinguishing qualities. It in this which gives zest to tiff iilliinzlcics, a piquaiicy and rliciiicsk‘ ofcolivors. lion, and III the event of marriage on unfailing.heritage of illth- lectunl slrenglh and \ig'or to tho offspring. (‘Ieniclil was \vltty, indolent, fond of :i flirtation, and fully three years younger than his ' ud. He was slight :lll‘ll Q'l'llt‘l“ InI: never secu out with unglovcd ands: kllld-Ill‘ﬂl‘lt‘tl and loving; ll little inclined to sarcasm, bill. m-vcr bitter. So there they out this cloudy I-‘cbrual'y owning. I’ci‘cy havng listened litlelilivaly to He- mcnt‘s history Iroln boyhood to the present moment.

di.

o narrating, Thursday—“April

“I know. Cloiu. it would be do illedly

ungrateful in me to refuse to tell you some. llllll" of liiyscll’, when you have been so kltilruntl entertaining; but I have alwa) - shrailk from the location of my own pe. euliar trials and experiences. My whole, life has been verv unlike yours; you were born to wcaltli and conduit; I inherited only a good name, with plenty of poverty. My father died when l was vcry young, and my mother struggled oil with four of us, doing her dilly llobly. Uh, t‘lelil. til-- name, of woman has been illlllth'l. as sacred to me as the name of (lod, en bloc my lilotlicr died; and yet I never seek fctuulo society, aiill prob i|_v blltlll live and die without ever l'cali g the, iiiesliulablu blessing of wile or t iildl‘oli."

“ It strikes nlc pretty l'ol'cif,»ly. old boy, that you ll icl-ii disappointed.“ exclaim- ed (.‘leui; or I could take my alliulavil that there is nothing iil your nature the least; bit lilisautliropical. So o-vu up.“

” Yl-s, (fleln, disappoinflileiil i; tllc Word; but if you rczllly desirc me to lcll you all there is to tell, don‘t interrupt lne again.

“ All righl ; blaze away I" and (‘Iciil lighted another cigar, alid puffed away vigorously:

I :lllclidcd } I was live y entered a at

ulblic school from the time rs old to thirlucn; then I ‘ goods house. to make my- sell “ gcll u<cful," and studied even- ing. 'l‘h itcol' allivil‘ coilliuucd un- til I “an MHUIIIUDII, n'hc' iiiaidcli aunt, on my liiotlicr‘s aide, die , leaving: me the lluge sum of one thousand dollars to hc devoted to my education. I had always bocli hcl' pct, and the poor old hilly coil- sidcred me a genius. To go to college had been a fondIy-chcrkhcd dream of my boyhood, not expecting, how r, to reo- Iizc it; but ere was It chzulcc. 1 ml taken from the storc, placed at Darllctoii‘s .‘llill'llllil'y academy. when I remained a y it', then entered college. The limited state of my funds made it lll't‘t l'y I should teach a. portion of the time, and so niyeourscat college was longer titan I could have wished. It \ no pastime. I can tell you, to teach a disli‘icl school part ofthe y lr, studyingbctwcell times, so as to progress in my education as fail as pos- sible; and it was not ulllil Iliad gradlnltlal that I knew what it was to take. a moment‘s rcalpl are. As you well know,I choose the w for lily pro salon, and ill order to fail ltate matter.» .lttcptcd - situation as private tutor ill a gentleman 3 family up- town. ’I'llcre were two of them; one pre- cocious little fellow :iholll, fourteen years of age, and tho other, xi young lady of seventeen; and tllcll came to me, (11cm, the only i happiness ‘lll(l the only liiiscry I over exp ricnccll, s: 'e tho death of my mother. I was reconniicndod to them by Smith. the one 1 proposed i Milli}: law with, and I expected to haiu some dilli- t'lllly Ill gelling lllﬂ Silllllfilm, for tho small amount. ol'Izlbor to be performed and the Iarg- salary niadcitn pcrf'ecl siiiecul'c. 'l‘o lily llilt‘l‘ surprise, :illcl‘ lliakiin: my basilica~ known to Mr. Il:lilk<, the father of lhia interesting family. Iic naked for no l'efc ‘ i: ll‘ no iliquil” < a: to my past Iil , lull, told me he had no doubt but. I should HIIILIIIS pnrpow adliiil'ably, gave me a line room and the use of his lil y After the preliminaries had been arranged, .\Ii'. Ilal 5 M‘Itl for his son and llilll ltcr, and lleliiel'cll him<ell alter this

' e:

" 'I'his’ gentleman. Ali<s Lizzie. :iud .\I:i>tcr Arthur. is .‘ll'. Percival I-‘eilwick. your future tutor. I1 is lo bu llnpml you will illipl'ovc, and do both hilu and ynulv sclvcsci'cdil. You can :tl go to the school. room now, :ll'l':lll‘,fl‘ vour; wand ~fudic :lll.'l' which Li will Show you your room, .\I ' l-‘eilni llid if you would like the Ilor - :iliy llliie, comidcr them at \‘lilll'tllnpll‘lll. Irllvllllll be pleased. too. it \\‘llt‘l)t'\ er the children lit-.il'e to ride, or uced all escort, you will :iccoliipauythem, if '...iblc to yourself."

, alilllil‘ so fad and lllfillll‘ix'l‘ll us all .«o suddenly. that we Iiad no little, to do anything toward a future acquaintance then, so we Iloivoll otillly. :i..ll made for the school~room. If. w: ilideedacorlrli/lolchc ———1n do whatever I ,kaw lil——:llid the very .‘ilsl thing I did woe to fall ill lovo.

" Yes, the ii I timc :illd lhe hot; and the lilclilory ol'tliat love will cling to Illl' as long a< lilc huts; and it, on tho othci' side,hca1‘t xpcaklt lo lie:il'f,:uid soul to soul, then I ncIl knew that our spirits will lliccl lilid Ilal'liioiiixc,"

“ lluuiph I“ ‘Iclli.colltcilipluuu<ly;

“ and you can yourself with that not of iiouscliw can you 3’ I leii'u to Like some comfort ili this world, and \vbalK' lllltl’l' I [al.ml to. \\'hy didn‘t you Ill:ll y the g "‘ ‘or a may good ream", (hill: the L'll'l wouldn‘t let me; :ilid if you will curb _\ our inipzlliciicc a while Iougn-r, I will i'c~ I:tlc you smile, of the t‘ll‘l‘lllllw‘lilllt‘l'ﬁ. Alid ‘ continued his story:

Mr. liulik< took no illtol'c.~t Ill hie cliil» lll‘cn: licvcr \ isitiug' lhl- school-room never a~kcd a question about llicirpl'r or capacit \\'c incl sliliicliiucs at t blc, oce-wioli ‘ lll llll' lib .ll‘y, hul Ilc wa< :ll— wow r cd. though M l'llIlllllillaly polite. IIl"lll.'\'l‘ ioke of lllllln‘l‘ll, :iud :«ll'ldlvlll oI :iuytliillgl . That man woo :t iliysfcry to lich IIi.‘ wife had lwl'll dead fwuyl r~. and here he was surrounded willl wealth :tlltl luxury. bh sued \vilh two beautiful children, yet, fakingr uouioro)ioticeoflhcm than if lhcy wcrc hll'tlll‘gcrm lliz conduct iva =ouunatul'al. that. Slllll|'lllll=‘~' Him I thought Ilc nos inmllc. Li' , was Ill Ii:lIl-lilonl'nili;: for her mother, Ill wm iu~t tho .NWl'l‘lLaL slycst hlllc d ‘liug that 'evcr breathed. It was very hard for her lot kc oil the dull a which her forlorn pus ion made Ill't'l‘, y; bill. they had ll Illilh‘l'kl'llpl‘l'UIIIV Ill nanic, for will all she did wall to carry the keys, Inf and slecp, and the two l:i.~l she could do to per .vlioll. It was flll iillliicnsc csflilllidi» meat. and managed \ltlh a reckless prodi- galily which to me swim-d incolnprcllco. sibl . '

Erich liiorliing, from ten to dinner-time, I devoted to my pupi|<. coiulitnucing n ith Arthur's l'ccilaliolla, which scarcer Ia~tcd an hour, for he w ll'cslless little fcllun', alid holed the, re not of a School-room. Liz ‘c was ti thorough Scholar; there it av nothing superficial or lr:i<hy about her. I had made, my >1, l prclfy filiiiililli' \vithlicrv mail, and felt llllllt: collipctcnlto lozich, but ill . months she excelled iiicbolh ill pro- nulicizllioliandl‘clnl'tioll. Slicllcverm-elii- ed to Rtully hard, : Iclivucd ciel'ything

who with the some facility. She had one

18, 1867. oftlie best. illusic-Ieutlliel‘s iii New York , : and her illsll'tllliviilal execution \v- ' ', wonderful. She wing but little; hcl' vol 2 was swoct and hiw :iiid she could liciel'; be induced to attempt anything but a In- ' ballads. She was :i Iitlle thing, l‘lclii, «I and l'cscrvt-d to Mr more, yct phi. F a true womanly Ill;_'lll y. which made her 'iuillg. Each liltcl'llol II I tll‘Wilt'll lol elfulld studiescxehi<ivcly. l':\'t‘lllll2\, .spl-iil ill i‘l. llillg,>ili;:ili;::liill con ‘l- salioii, Sflllll'lllnl‘ iltclidiiig the opera. of which Li iv: was extrclilcly fond.

One evening, alter having Flllilll. an un- lisually pleasant Season, we were just goingdowu to dinner, when Lizzie laid her little while hand on my arm, and said 2

“ .\Ii'. I’cliwicl;, you l'cincliibcr I spoke ycsfcl'day about attei ding tho opera this evening; lllll before We go 1 \vlnh to tell you smoothing,“ and the >hy, brown I were turned away, and a vivid blush oi .xprc I her ice. “ You have always becii very kind and very lbrgctlul of yourself ovcr since you have been with us, and I begin to be almout afraid that l have ex- orcised :in unlawful and unkindiiioilopoly. Hillel: iliolhcr died I have cared very little for f:i.~hioiiable aocic ' and \vouh :i thou- >aiid liliics rather I‘ n at home than new ccpt nll ulidl ilu l. irt, and you know papa ilcvcl‘ thinks of'tllc possibility of :it- lending mu :illylvliol' - so I desire. to no)" lo yon-lilizlljust bet“ '1: you happen to be onrttiloi' you need not locl compelch to do anything: which would ilol be agreeable to your tastes and feelings. I would not boi’c‘ yoll for the world.”

“ Lime, said I, “come heron moment," and I led her to the sofa. “ The last few months have been the :ippicst of my life; and for the “Vol time I have known what it is to be really content. I DALLT‘III lilyScIf tho Illlml lol‘lllnatc of men iii litiviuvr been thrown ilito such happy and ('Ull" 'll so- cil:ty; and no service I have ove (ll. cd you will he considered a bore. So di lllsﬁ all such thoughts, and call upon me as you would an elder brotbc "

Shc lb ikcd mo cor ally, bill it seemed to me that at. the mention of In‘ol/ur' sho looked l'alhl-r lliscoucel‘tr‘d ; but I dismissed the Me 'ailoit‘ul lllld tried to think no more about if. You see, (,‘chn, I felt that it would be a great betrayal of confidence to spook to her ollove, :llld that I had no business to take advantage of the cil'eulll»

stal cs, adventitious :lnllll‘)‘ were. Wolf, in; came, and as I waited iii the

, ' .Aiti to come. down, I tried to assure in} f that, lil'lc II, the only holi‘ orable course was to due ro my love, and then, il‘ not l'l‘llll'lll!|l, to lake in <cll' as far away as poxsib :, for ovcl'y day i ill-led tho links tiII closcr. Illetll'dlll-r little light slep . on;v thc hall, and just lor playful- licsshid liiysolfin :1 deep ruecss by the window. She came ill, n'alkl through into the drawing room, back again, call- iug:

“ .\II'. l-‘olilvlck .' Mr. l“1‘ll\\'ll .' I wonder where he can be? Perhaps he i- ill IIIaUIVIl room.“

All this to Ilchl-Il‘. Fix My Sillll rangihc bcll and lli.~p:itched li Servant to my aparl~ lIll‘IIl. Ill :lillolilclit more sho returned1 with:

“ lIc ii not lhcrc. mica.“

I'p and down the room >hc walkcd. still talking to horsclf in low tones:

“ l’cvcy I’clin'icit I I'c/Hy/ ’N‘lll'l'l’ are you? How much <ivcctcr lo Ill' bio to say that than the formal .llr. l’cuwil-k. (Iii. door! when the iiiiflcuilliil comes. lbcli. pl-l'ligip<. \l‘l'fillflll be ablc lo speak the, language which suit< u~‘ lie-l."

I didn't, wait any more. but \" Ling. stl‘. ghl toward her, took her hand, and; tried to look in hcr l‘ytk'.

“ 0h, .\Ir IN-uivick. how "IIIIIII you do so? II was rcally very illikind; I didn‘t expect such treatment front you,“ alld the liftle mmlcn buril into tears.

Said I:

“ Lizzie, I heal-ll you coming, and the fancy took mo lo make you loo" for me, and if you want to call me, ‘ I‘crcy.‘ do <0: :illcl' thi< I shall not :Ill\\\'<'l' to Mr. I’l'u- wick. I have been sitting licl'csomc limo, 'yilij: to decide which islhc pl'lqml-colirso for inc to parole, and you have dcl-illcd me. Li . A, l lovcyoli: and if you will only echo back those three. lilllc words I shall be the happiest mall iii the Stale.

I tried to draw hcr toward me, but she shrank b'ick. whisperln'r:

“ ll in‘t I'cl'cy: you‘ll di~' 'ranvze my hat," and I hadn‘t the heart to do lhat.

'I‘licjlunify little white hat. and opera~ cloak—rich black silk—and Iiltln white halidi. with llcl'c 'Illll thcrc a diamond sparkling. made, hcl 'octly ll sistible, m I coiilclited mywlf \vuh looking.

“ \\'cll, answer me,“ said I.

She drew llll‘lli r glove from her right hand, and throwing ofl'iii all in~lant all re» serve and shyness, placed it in mine, say» lug:

“ Yes. I‘crcy Iv‘enw" I love you; and have from the vcry ﬁrst. day you t‘lllt'l‘l‘ll our home. Ilcrc is my hand: _\'Ulll'~ for- t‘\"l'. ilillcsuh-alh or soliicthiog equally lei-l iblc separath In.“

"I'hat \v:i~ lbc way We pligbtcd our truth: and you had better believe. (‘Icni, I \\'.’i~ :i

I ~ .

proud and happy mail that night, when I fucked the c: “m l'obcs around my pro» pl-rly.

" Ilul you had not spoken to thc old man." said thr- ii‘l'cvcl'Jllt t‘lcin.

“ No. not Ihcn : but I told l.i/./.ic I should lhe licxl day, and shy- replicd: ‘ I'M. of; com-w, you mud, lll'dl‘ I‘orcy; bill lhcrc i~ no doubt (II hix rcply. for, upon my word. I don‘t think be are» for iythinu' ill Iilc milliciciilly to raise :ili objcclion, so we are sure of hinl.‘

'I'hcl'l- \\'I.‘l’l‘ (div '5 plentynl'opr‘l'1i»gl:i<- SIN Icvclcll of Liz , and before that new inn.r it had vc\cd lilo coii<idcrably; but thc more they looked that night, the hctlvi‘ I wa< mill-ll. I had :llwayx bccn polite, but never before tender: and iffhc. truth was told, (‘lclli, I strongly suspcel I made soillclhiliu of a fool of lilyeelf. I tell that il wak' quite illlporlaul that cvcl') mall and ucom-m in that \':i.~t .\c:ulciiiy hlllllllhl know that Lizzie and I Were engaged. There was a quiet. languish smile Inrkilifr round luv t‘ompanioll's month all the evening. for I have no doubt, I amused Iiercxccediugly. (In our way homo. she saga:

“ Ilnw lllllt‘ll of thc inuzic. have, you licord, l'crcy ?"

“I wucjuet thinking," I replied “ what opera. il wan. "l'rnvalorc‘ ol‘ ' Norliia‘ which was it; Limio?“

Shc laughed her law, silvery ripplo.

"‘Nt‘lth’cr,“ said <lie. " And to pay you

’ No. 28.

for being an inattentive, I will not tell you what it w ‘

That night, after having had a Short SII'C ), I awoke. my teeth chattering, my boat aching: ~ id burning. mill ll queerscii- Stllinll of di' mess I had never bcen ill in my lil old I \ :l'i lit a lows what to liiake ol'l . Uh, licllvl-lm what a night that was! I heard lnc, .~c ills godown iii the llllil'llllt'L and, :ll'lcr what soclncd to me an t kl‘lllllzlllllﬁr loll;r lililc, the break- llhld'ell rung. 'I‘Ilcli Ihcard Lizzie pas! down, and alter a low liiolilcuts clinic a. knock at lily door.

“ Mr. Fcnwick, are you sick? Miss Liz- le.‘ wishes to know," said John, the butler, poking his head in.

“ l‘l , I think I must be," said I; " for lcao‘l rim to w ny fire: and I‘I'I‘ill)‘0u would tell the hon l’t‘llt‘l' to conic to inc soon av she can," for I thought the old n'uiiiziii would know what to do for me, if she didn‘t know anything else.

She calm: Illl>lllll,L' lo, looked at me asif I had been a bear and was meditating a. spring.

“ 'I‘rllIy"—-sho : 1w:le profilccd her rn- marks nitll “ trill) —" your face is the color of lilahogaliy and I i'cally think you have u fcvo Hope it isn‘t Clllclllll". I’ll go fetch Lizzie."

[coxr alox NEXT \\'lil!b‘.]

THE MILITARY AIIMAMENT 0F EL'RUI’E.

\Ve llllll the following: ill the .l/ouil’rm‘du ' It will be sccn from it tlnltfhl: great Illl'l'l‘llﬁl' III the amide. of Europe is for tho pul‘plmc of mutual lt'l‘pL‘L'l and keeping the peace I The military qucslioli is the order oftlio day in almost every country ill Europe. It. is not only so iii the case of 1 it, powers like I’i'iilcc, I'Ill‘rl'llltl, and All. lria, bill of SI ' Dellillark’ and Holland, which 1;; their tom of arma- ment and l‘t‘tll‘gtllllxltlg Illl inios. The general principle adopto Ib that of obli- gatory service for all c’ IZCIIS, and a divi- ioll of the army into all active force aiida. reserve force. The moment the great. powers adopted this 'steiii it became ne- cessary for the other atcs to follow the cxalliple. III the project for the confed- eration of’North (Ici'liially obligatory scr- vico is required. Austria has adopted the saplc principle ill all the provinces of the ‘ 'I‘hc foul-states of South Germany ecd to ellfol o the value system. Swl-del .illd Dcmlial'k have proposed to Ilicir l‘hanlbcrs that every Swede and Dune should be cllrolloll. Holland is de- all'olls of increasing Ilcr active army from 5.3.000 to To,l,it)l), and oflormiiiga national guard of 1M),ooo men. I-‘inal , in the south of Europe, Spain and Italy are cil- «It‘lu'lll'lllg to :iuglllcnt thcir cll'cclivl: force :iilll :l coliimi. ioli, appointed by Victor Emanuel, is engaged on a project which. by dct‘l:ti'ili,1,r evory Ifaliau liable to service, would r:ii5e the Italian army to 500,000, of whom :illlLUUU would be ill active service, and IUUJIUU l‘tlhf‘l'i'k‘.

___4.___._.__ A 'I'EI.I'If.'Il .\ I"III(" AN lit ‘l)( l'I'II.

Some. years ago two operators worked lfl all up Ioivn oiliec in Ilulfaio, anti both of them chewed lulmt't'li; lhi' tfcr slate- liicnl ls lIt‘Cl‘i‘Tll') lo the olucl.laliou of the ucqucl.

(too of them who, for firm if} ﬁllit‘, we, will call A. nun-Led Eon. on what was lllcti known as the New York. Albany and llllllillo lilies: tbc lulu-r, \\ ho we will dis- liuguikh a: ll, work. d \\‘--.~t, as far :is l'lcvcland, “bio, on the \\'c>tcvn Union (‘olilpaliy‘i Illll‘s 'I'Iichc two, who were gr it. chums. wl-l ill the habit ol'coiﬁtont- ly u<ing each olh lobarco, so much that one lllllllllll: ill liolher's lmt‘ltcl would fucctiolnly inquire, “ Where do you keep your lo lcco now 1‘" while cti-h considered his i box lie colinlioli properly.

The desks of'lheso npct’uIHI‘s' ivcre re— movcd from each other about thirty [(‘cf, standing at opposite corners of the room, New, '

(Illt‘l' upon .‘I FIIIIIIIII‘I' IIIfII'IIlIIK.

(Melliory kccp< the record well). Mr. A‘s box bciug ciiiply, lic, iv :il, upon the point of goilipr ov ' to gel. :7. " end" from ll‘s supply, when. feeling languid and lazy. it. lil'lllj‘“ outrageously hot, a happy thought l-tfl'ul-k liilil, and for Ibo who of s \‘Illg Iiiiilm-ll'llvelltv sit-1N, be acted upon il> : LELIDSIIUIIS. b you: “no- lbiii;__r to nobody, ‘ he quielly Ml illh-d—or is the. telegraph phr is called up ( devo- hilld, 0., and soul I] oilowillg in -‘ igc:

lh'l'l‘Am ticricln. (\\'I'.~ll‘l‘ll .~idc.)

To ll~~, I’lull'. o Ull‘lcc, (cast‘ll side:

m-lld lt‘ ovcrticllaw ol'tohacco, quick. [Siguch 5 Hit, ()pl‘.

At the sonic time Who: the ('levclaud operator lhcjokc. and I'-"(]fll‘§l,lllg Iiilil lo ;‘ .shovc it through and obl' “

Now. by :i ('lllllllilltllh‘ hi’ it i~‘ puss lll‘ to reach the ,, ~l by going \\'l-»t and thi~ is the l'outc tbc llic~s:i;;'o tool «I’rom Ihill'alo to (‘lcvcblmh (L; from ('Ic\clllud to l‘itlsbllrlr, I’ from I'il‘litiurg to Philadelphia; from I‘ illullcl- pllia lo .\'c'v York city; and from .\'c\\' York back to Ilu o, \\ ll"l'l'» il \\:|\ receiv- cd by the identical Ii who worked that n' c hiiii~clfl And within a \t'l‘_\' fclv Illin- life’s :illcl' A alarch hi~ llll'.\ igc West, Il mmc over to llllll from the other side all the room with tho nit-wage ill oilc llzltIlI :liid hi~ tobacco ho\ in the ofhci‘, fhc lli~- tbllt'll If:l\ hip; ll‘alcllcil clill~idcrllbly liil'l' llt'\'t'l| hundred IIIlll‘H, and Inning been also M‘lli and received lcli llllll‘l'f’lll limes. E ‘II orpcrnlorsending the inc ,3 ex. plaincd ﬂicjokc In the rcccivl id thinl

rushch it through“ ill this iiuuvcllollsly [3151 limo,—I.’a[]?,la .-blw-m’.tcr.

HF, 35 "SU-

'lipli circuit,

c‘c ,

’I‘nr; ‘l‘wo flour. in (hie. thinly,r which constitutes ilitcliipcl'uiice such :i preemi- ltclif ('III'H‘ is its tll‘N :lllllg‘ powerovcrtho family. It is the :III‘ H and sublime olIlcu of thc f'alliily coii~llitutioll to nurture all tho Et‘llt‘t‘ulw chalifil-s, all the gentle cmotlonil ~and lolly purposes of which our naturo is capable, And when all is ilioihig harmtu. liioilsly in the family circle, there I. nu educating, forming process over Ill )l‘O- gross. The ealni iiialilillcss of the lat tor, the folidol'lovu of the. mother playing in hcr countenance and bcanling ill lici' eye, the affectionate kioducy of brothersto Hia- lei's, and the graceful gentleness ufsistcrlv love—all send forth an influence whic opt-rates: upon the hearts of all like dew