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Vol. 4.

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Summerside Journal,

u rum-rue AND ruuusnno :vuu' THURSDAY EVENING,

BY JOBEPEBERTRAM.

AT Ill-l OFVICI, CENTRAL BTIIEK‘I‘.

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Almanac I‘or Decemberniiﬁs.

Moon‘s cusses.

t tr. 6th day 5h. 21m. evening, 300;], idlh duy,9h.2lnl., t'"t‘lllllg,S.I‘:. First Qtr. 22d day, Oh. llIIn., Illormng. In. Full Moon,29th day. 9h. 35m. Illni‘illiiﬂ.N \\ .

5‘ BUN sun sun'staoul. days

7. 2: fast dcc. ' g' ," ’ rilclscts clocklsouth l'lscll long I III m III m I ll ml 1 II IIIIII In

rum 7 on Io ll) 35:54 as Ii 1K8 42 Wed so 1010 12} a 27 7 Is 41 Thurs 31 lo 9 48,11 54 a 24 no Frid oz 10 9 24-19 55 9 or us

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: Slit 33 I0I ﬂ 5‘.) 27 30 I0 44 37 6 Sun 7 354 9 3 33h“ 391i (378 34 7 Mon at; 9 A 741 ill lllorlI 33 U Tues 37 9 7 4147 Ill" 1 7 3‘.’ 9 “Ind 38 9 7 “‘53 26 2 9 ill )0 Thurs 39 9 (I 40558 47 3 251 30 ll Frid 40 9 II IS 41 4 31¢ 29 I2 Slit 4i 9 II 50 8 510‘ 2:“ IR Sun 7 424 9 5 2i ll sets ,3 27 14 Mon 43 ll, 4 5:1, I) 5 I: 0h 15 Tues 44 9i 4 23 43 6 9

III \Vell 45 IO, 3 I'll ' I9 7 4 _ I1 Thurs 45 10 3 27 8 i 2.. 18 Frill 46 10 ‘2 (i 9 0 2i 19 Sat 4(‘I IO 2 IS 9 (I‘d 2i 20 \‘un '1' 47 4 II I ll0 {Ill 3 '24 2| Mon 47 II I III II 57

22 Tues 48 l2 0 2Iuoru 21 23 “I011 4K 12 0 20 0 mi

24 Thqu 48 13 slow IO Iﬁli

25 Frill 4x Ill 0 as v‘ 32 2 no

2c Set 4H )4 I 4' 25 a 5'» 24: 21 Sun 1 48415 134 so 5 108 27 am Mon so In 2 - ls rises 23 39 Tues 48 11 232 I7 5 3 29 30 Wed 4“ Ill : Is- I; a so ill Than 48 18 :I 80 : 7 l!) 30

":_'Ir. ._ __

summersl‘tl—e? Maris—eta. Dec. 3, I865.

Outs erbush -------- ---2s7IiII2.I B_II Potutgel per bush - - - - - Is 3d II III ell 'I‘urnips per bush - - - - - - 30d a Is lutter per lb by To!) - - - lad a llnl

Lard per b------- - iodaild Tallow .por lb. - - - - Cd 3 10d Eggs per do: - - - - 9d a mu Becfperlb ----- -- 31in [Id Mutton per lb - - - - - - - - - 2d n4.“ llldesperIb----~- “281‘s!

Mackerel per «101. - Codﬂsh per qt - - - - - - < - I’ork per lb b cnrcnls - Fleur per bb - - - - - Oetmeal per cut. “my pcr ’l‘on - - l'ine Boards - - Spruce Bo do - -

311mm“ Giants. BANK OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Corner of Great George 4' King; Streets. Charlottetown. President—lion. DANIEL iinmuu.‘ Unshier—Wlotuu CUNDALL, EsquIrc. Discount Days—Mondays tr. Thursdays.

Hours of Duchess—Fem 101.1“. to l p.In. " ‘ from 2 pan to 4 p.Iu.

. . Ills a 17s - . . 411 II till - - 45: a 505 Ills It Ilia 50:! 60s

10s

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UNION BANK. Grafton Sh, Queen's Square, Charlottetown

President—Cnsnmzs l’llllnuu. Esquire. Cashier—JAM“ Annunson, Esqmrc. Discount Days—Wednesdays K: Saturdays.

noun oi'Buslness—l-‘ronl l0 uqu to Ip III., from 2 p.111 to 4 p III.

SUMMERSIDE BANK.

Mistral Street, Summer-ride, 1’. 1'}. Island I'resldent—Ilon. Jollll II. Gsnomnu. Cashier—E. L. Lvmsltn, EsquIre Discount Days—Tuesdays and b‘rldsys. Notes for Discount must be in before 11

o'clock on Discount days. 1491)" of Business—10 a. m., to lp. nl. mm. 2 p. IlI., to l p. In. 3...... .__..,.A_

DR. J. Mini/Lian, Greduete oI Bellevue Hospital,

mutual dollrgr, 2.9. .

th ldence of Rev. Mr. Dnnllri'nuy, on gunﬁrigtrenfiliruelly opposite the Eslubhsllmalu eIJ. L. Ilolrmul, Earp, ’.‘ All culls promptly ntlendcd to.

Innuenldo, October )5. i868. THOMAS KELLY, Barrister - at - Law

AND

ROTARY PUBLIC. &o. somensllnt. - - - - r. a. 15mm).

DR. J ARVIB Has Removed His Residence to Me Home (lately occupied by Mr Mcliinlny) next to Than Ilunt's. Esq. , St EIclInnr‘e.

lie may be consulted every t‘orenonn at the Drug Store of W.T. IIUNT II. Co. , Summer

ide. . 8t. Eleanor's, 16, 1803.

DR. J. PRICE. Physician a Surgeon,

eel—At the Sounwnsmu Dnoo Sromc, or" next door to Bank, Central Street

£UHHIISIDI, I’. 3'. ISLAND. 0000" ll. lou.

2, ST. JOHN,

Summerside, Prince Edward Island, Thursday, December 3, 1868.

Easiness (bards.

R. a W. T. IIUNT,

alolmllilssioll Eliminates, GENERAL AGENTS AND AU OTIO NEERS. SALESROOM AND OFFICE

Head of Queen's Wharf- (opposite tllc Store of Wm. ’1‘. Hunt in Co.)

Samuel-side. P- E. Island- Aprll 2 1868 I y

J. H. ALLEN. Commission Merchant,

And Dealer ill I‘rovisions, &.c. M A It K E 'I‘ S 'I‘ R E ET, St. John, N. B. 36" Gives personal llttonlion to the Sale

and Purchase of every description of Goods. May 9. Inca.

ﬂ JABIEIZ HUDSON, Authorized Auctioneer, GENERAL AGENT, 6:0,, TRYON. - - — - - - 1’. E. 1. June 27. iSI‘I7.

’“CARVEIL ouol‘lllcus, A U CT ION EERS, Commission Merchants, And General Agents,

BANK BUILDING, QUEEN {“i‘ilEll‘T (,‘llarloltetown, — o - - - l’. l‘.1.vlullll

~W‘ILLIK1IIWIEXIIIS'I‘U,

Auctioneer 1.0 General Agent, \VA'I'ER STREET, .S'nmlnersille. - ------- -------- 1’. 12'. Islam}

Jun. 2i, INIIB. “ﬁTIJTIIICIIAIEDSf Importer and Wholesale Dealer in gnarl: li- JCII‘IQIIQJI‘UII‘I'II‘S. 1, Head North \Vharl,

- - - NEW BRUNSWICK. 1561. I

“*“wlmnAT oon. Commission Merchant, And Auctioneer,

QUEEN saunas, JIIARLO’I'TIH'O II'N - - - l’. E. ISLAND

IIANI’ORI) BROTHERS,

Successors to Thomas Ilnnford,

Connnissiou lilcrclllulls, And General Agents. 11 NORTH MARKET WHARF,

ST~ JOHN. N. 13-. CIIM. U. III ' I“I_‘I‘II.S.III|III:I:I‘_II WET/t Bu wt and lllcrctmtl'lc INSURANCE COMPANY. rum AND LIFE.

Establis—IEd 1809.

CAPITAL: TWO MILLIONS, IlEAlt 0i-‘l-‘iUEli: EDINBURGH & LONDON. G. w. Dr: Imus, Agent at Charlottetown. Charlottetown. June 20. list: -—Iy

A. W". ANbRi-zs, Marble Worker,

Point Du Gilcnc, Sllcdiac N. B.

MONUMEN'I‘S. 'I'OMBS, GRAVE- STONES. &c.. the.

ALIEIIICAN ANII ITALIAN Manama co.“- slnnlly on hand.

Clln furnish 'Sruvcsloucll and Monuments liltl less price than Ilny other csluhlishulcnt ill

the Provinces, and pay a duty besides.

be” Ouuuus can he Icll llt IIHII‘rItAsI's Rook Store and at I). Ekuss's, I'Isq., Sulnlucrsidc,

or sent to A. W. ANDRES. I’oint Du Chenc, June I 1th, llllili.

CRAWFORD’S HOTEL.

No. 9, King Square, ST. .IOIIN, N. 11. 7 [IE subscriber IIIlvluIz Illoroughly rcllltcd lu.d enlarged his Ill.)'i‘ELlInd S'I‘OItE, i- now prepared to accommodate Permanent and Transient Boarders on the most reasonable

terms. ALSOJII connectlenm GROCERY STORE, where every article required for house usv

“my be Illld . J. CRAWFORD to SON. Sept. I0, 1868. ly

RO OKLIN HOUSE.

Kent Street, Charlottetown, SIMON 1). FRASER, ruornlu’ron.

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Sterling.

Permanent and Transient Boarders will ﬁnd the above House to give sutislacllon. ClI'town. June III. 18138.

Willi—III" IIIIIISE.

Not-til aisle King Square, (next to Park Hotel)

ST: J OIIN, N. B.

JAMES “L TIIIHII'SON, - - I ~I‘Il01‘RII-Z’I'OII

' IIIE Proprietor of Ihe above IIU'I‘ICI. takes this opportunity to return thanks for the

IllIerul patron-lure hilhcrto received, l|IIlI lIlUsl

respectfully solicits a continuance of the

I me.

This IIO'I‘EL In very pleasantly situated, and commands A view of King Square, and other ports of tho (lily.

In connection with the Hotel, is GOOD STADLING, and Il careful llostlrr in nltclld- nnee. l’nrllcs coman from Prince Edward island with horses will ﬁnd this establishment the most comfortable In the City. limb per- son elwsyt It the Cars on their srrivel.

Bt. John, Sept. it), i“. iy

Commission Merchant, H

Established 1843'. N E wTo n K

LIFE IIIIISIIIIIIIIE GCMPANY}

Assets, January lot, 1808, Over Ten Million Dollars

I’RIL'SI DI, . MORRIS FRANKLIN, ESQ, I'ire President and Ado/try: ' “'II'ILIAM H. BEERS, Jn. HEAD OFFICE 112 Ii: 114 Broadway, N.Y. General Agents for the Dominion of Canada: BURKE kit SUMMERVILL 3, lIcrald Buildings, Montreal.

The York Life Insurance Company

IS ONE 0E TIIE OLDES'I‘ INS'I‘ITU'K‘IONS (If tho Iliud in America, having been chartered ill the, ISIIJIIIIIl-olunu'l ed Itllhllll‘r: in .\Iu_v.l-'415. Dar g the lwculy-ilIrI-c year‘s III‘ its UAIhIl'IH'f‘ it has Iazﬂlud policies upon the hvcs of more than

Fifty Thousand Persons.

and huspaid in losses 530.000 lo lllc illmilivs IIIIII ~- cnlnlives of Illusc who hire dct'cltllud while Illcnlbcl‘s ol‘ lhc Company.

II' I

Annuni Incoxno ' EXCEEDS

Four Million Dollars. II SAFE INVESTMENT.

’I‘Ile IIIhI-‘lllt'en are. 1nme \vllhiu lhc experience of y .Ilc Im~ur .‘ompuuy. Iii whi I Illt‘ pro- .I II! It l'oliry lllls save-l Imm port-I- the sur- III of tin Iv. \lho IIIII'I' IhluI nuldo pl' ‘isioll for llll‘ll' wants in liltle oI pros-pl I_ Illltl III-allh. A uil'e Irlly urc Ihc IIII‘ of her Illltalllllill l'ur IH'I' own lu~l . and IIhulIld I‘llt,‘ survive him, the uIImulll of III 'llkllruuru \leI be payable to her l‘rl-l- IrolII any t-lainl . -; IlIld in can: III 1hr: drulh ol the \ ' I

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ho IIlIImIIll ol’ the llle‘lIrnlIlc IIIL'y bc Illiillt‘ IIIIA'lII‘IC o IIcI' I'LIlIdI-t-n.

'1‘111; COMInlxvhllcmmllcs ANNUAL CASH 1)] VIDLNDS,

which are available In payment ol rarb AIIlIn I'It IIIIII. All lhc insured ililllltl Company I'l‘ll lbs \\'I|ii'll rlIII ho llhl‘li in pull III I Illllll‘ril' lullmmpu-u Alllllul vmium lliL or iIIc Ill\’llII.Iili III lilul lo awunuln sllllncqlll'l Iy owl lli \\llUIl' or III] II in lll Iil'lll Ill I I't'lllill n The bu~iul I' the Von. Il'lll,‘ I'L'I’ ' ll/‘t'l'xll.

divm

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only the n being lIlIl'\'

, ~ "subm- r. I

..,, The 11.1-

‘l LII-er puI'IIoII III-l [he . Ivlllhl pllid lu i'ollry holders I‘AU'L‘l

$3,000,000.

uncc Policies. .; iulo geIIl'ral I'l'llllt‘hl. All a sure IlIIlI prolilubh lIIIrIIl for (Inc‘s dc- cliuiag yours. lIIl'y IIL‘SI‘I‘ Illl' llllclllioll of all. I‘Im Hlllll secured by it" ordinary Iil‘c pulll-y III'l'QIIIl’I‘ available upon the Ill‘lilli ol' the nsnllrul: IIII llll~ Eu .ewIIlenl plan the Imount in I‘l'l't‘li‘l'li by lia- lImoIII-d IlIIIIsr-lf llllt'll llin altainilll; ll spot-Iliad :I;_u-, \vhilcl‘llll provision hi lllndo l'ol' dcnlh occurring p.ior Inclolo.

THE NON-FORI‘EITURE PLAN. . ’l‘hin c.

Endowment Ass 11......- l'mmuu rll'c «our

Impll v OI'IﬂIlIlIIBlI lIIId inlrod ucl-d the val 'uowIIlmtllo NIIIIAII‘ol-Icilllre i’IuII rnpir y Milli“ ‘llllﬂ the old by rll'lll of lilo I|ll‘i|ll',l|lil.l IIII > 'Hllllllllllll'll lhu cyan-III Ilitl-ll Stall-u. and which I" ill a loss luvornble

II.uIlIl-rll mloplrd 010"“ I‘III-IIIIlIv IIII Ilil' ill-III A purly, by this laIIlI-,ol‘|erllu- Nt‘l'nllll y u. rululul jurfeIt any [but If II-Imt [Alla [II‘L'II lwul In.

[7 Tables of IIIIllN, Circulars, Examples or Diuliulllu, l-‘oruls. men can ho had by applying to the Ant-Int, at Charlottetown.

MEDICAL EXAMIMERS: I)Il. MACKIESON, Illt. It. JOHNSON. Agent for P. E. Island: HENRY A. IIARVIE. Ch'towu Nov iii, tibia.

a” The Canada. Life Assurance Company lilsl'ubli—sT-hm 18.17.

Incoqmmfcd under Special Act rfl’arll‘onlcnt.

Manager-wt. G. Ramsay, F. l. A.

HEAD OFFICE IIIIMIIJDII, ONTARIO.

Capital—One Million Dollars!

HALIFAX, N. S.

Honorary llirtctors : Tile lion Edvard Ronny, The “on S. L. Shannon, The Hon John W. Ritchie, William Iluro, Esq.

.Ilsdl'ral .lIII-I'rer—W. J. Almon, Esq. M I)

AyeIIt—M Ii \lmon, .Iunr.

EAINT JOHN- N. B.

Honorary Ill'rn'turs.

John V. 'I'hurgllr, lisq—Ilov \\'nI Sooril. A M

Alex. .Inrllinc, Esq—John Iioyd, Esq

Charles Merritt, Esq.

.IIeIII'clIl Advisers—Dre. Ilnl‘lllnt,v & McLuren Ayult—Jumcs (i Iv‘orbcs.

The Terms and condIliIIIIs of Assurance of this old established l‘oulpany. are as liberal and unrl-slril-ted us those of olher good com- panies, and the rules which are founded on Ibo higher interest obtainable In Canada tlqu III (ircllt llri'llill, are lower than those of Iirltisll and AIIlcricun UIIIl‘i‘II.

Endowment l’ulil-ies pnyllhlo during: life— IiulI- ol‘ assured l’olicios payable during ll mumzu slleIII-zn ol‘ycnrl.

Liberal rcgululium us to foreign residence. travel Illill occupation.

Anna-rs roll I‘. E. IIII.ANII . Charlottetown—W. I). Srlzwstn‘, SIIIIlIlll-rride—J. IIIIII'IIIAM.

Mull‘ml Adviser—- ‘. iI. Illarill, Ill.l).

Tables of Ilulcs for the more general forms of Life Assurance, and every illlornultiou may he oblnined at any of llIe Agenclos, winch are established on the Island.

J. \\’. MARLING, (lenerul Agrut.

October 20, '60 live

POETRY.

(I’rum lllc II'UI‘TI'IIMllgll-‘illt I I Will Think of Thee.

When the morning llghl approaches, Dinpcllillglhe dllrk night.

Ilrinuiug with it joy and ghulnrss, Milking cllrth so calm and bright .

“'Ilcll the birds do ring so sweetly, Upon every bush and tree.

Ami my very solll‘n cIIrllplured. Then. my love, I'lltlIiIIk of thee.

When the evening shades do bnslcu

To cnshroud the light of day. ‘Aﬂli anally one the slurs do glimmer,

Making the holIvl-us bright ulld guy,

And the moon in her splendor. In her course, so light uud free,

With these beauties Illl to gaze on, Slill, my love, I'll think of lime.

IIIII were thosethn only moments That my thoughts rufl-rroll to thee.

I would do lheo urenl Injustice l’orI know thou Illiuks‘t of me.

In all limes and in uII dares, \l'horcsncvcr I may lie,

Cort-lug not by whom lull-rounded Still my love, 1'” lhlllk of thee.

II' temptation linger near me, And II'II biller hour is nigh,

I will think that thou dust see me, Then temptation i defy.

III Illy sweet and hon presume Nin‘n rebuked and soon l‘olh lice;

Dost thou woullcr, lhl-u. my angel, 'I'hlll. Illlwnys think of thch

Others have professed deep friendship, lllll it lasted for n time.

Then it lied. and Iicklc‘brnrted. Sought some other soul In leun.

IIIII lily fru-nrlship bus lll'l‘ll trulhful,

And I know thou dost love me: I would prove the most ungrateful If I would not think of thee.

if I had thr- pen of genius I could tell, ill many a way, 01‘ lby virtues. of thy goodness. IIIlt I hurt: IIoI, so must rtly, IIIIl no talent great in Ill-l-dl-ll To express my love Ior lime. All I il‘lt‘ of thee, IIIy'JIcIIrcct. III, to think sometimes of me.

ﬁrlrct Eitrvniulr. """"" "rioéE'IERalicé';"""‘

on, ’rhc Trail of tho Serpent.

Continued.

Chapter H.

For some lime alter my parting: with pa- ill'l'i .I Inc willl lIIIdisgnisI-Il Unconscious of my oli'clt I collal only bullrhcv dis urn Illcckly. hoping ill lime to be taken back into her good gr 5 licr manner ol life was now :illl'l't'll in some parliculavs; silo rc- III:IlII~.'ll :lt Ros 'I' 1'::lco llle greater part ol’thu day. \‘l-‘Illllg‘ the «My but three hours L'ill'li morning. Al hull-past live Ili Ilil't'Vl'lIIIIg she wont to London again. seldomrrlurncd cro IIIidnighl. Ilcr us- sl-mhlius were held more Ir lpll‘nlly than over. and the cally hours 01 morning,r \vorl- Ili'lll as high carnival time. by hcrund “('1‘ guests in my uncc quicl homo. I‘Ii'iIIIWIIIIU I led a sclzludud life. From IlIc day oI pnpa‘s dI-pzlrlllrc i hold ll dc- UilIl'lI position in the IIIIusclloId—wus I'Ic- valod lroln " Lillie Lillian" lo “ Miss Mch ville"bylhe servants. and consulted on all subjects by the lIousl-kccpI-l‘. llIillt‘I’, gardener, mulcvcu Coachman llud grooms, lhough I always left. the lam r to follow thoirown will, as l‘\'l'l| Miss Evans, lny gm crnoss. could oli‘cr no adv concern ing IIorso-ih-sh. At first] was a little :IWed by the new I'CSIHIIISIIHIIIII'S. l readily grow accustomed Io then. however. and quite understood my position, though I vaunted it before IIquIIml who was ill I'l-Illily butlny guest—lo my Iiilllllllillit)” lurlnol'ulhau hers. I thought. I could not understand why papa should have ar- ranged maul-vs so sllaoguly, and Saly Would Ill-vI-rcvcu hazard an opinion on the snbjl 1.

Years p . II on, and momma IllilI I, from diuiuh logI-llu-r day lillt‘l' day grew to be toll-Iably IaIniIiar: hor rarc boauly I lullnircdas lunch as ever, and when she cquII-ccluh-d lo culry on It short conver- sation with me I was overcome with hap- piness. and would repeat what she Iiitll said. word forward. In Sally my ng-al (-nnlidant uud cousolor. I had often hoped that maulnla would, on some occasion, allow Inc to be proscul at one of llt'i' sup-

r.

She. frowned. and in a low moments sur- veyed me with much displeasure; than her lace grew sercue again, and she said cheerfully.—

Ah! Well, no one would suppose you to be more than eight or nine—you are such ll tiny little lhinir. I’uss me that hand- Inirror, child."

I IIIII so, and Ior some minutes she nt- lcnlivl-Iy sIudil-d her lace—her lN‘IIlIIIIlIl, brilliant taco, which time had left nllloucm cd. She IookI-d up qIIIlI‘ suddenly.

“ I lun I| little pale. this IIIIII'IIIIIL" but I don‘t look very Lgl-ll yet—do I, Lillian P“

" Oh mammal you are so In-aulilu

It was all I could say in my ongvrn and she smiled swctlly. seeming \vvll- pleased.

" \Vcll,lh:ltis not rxuclly an answer. bill. it will do. And now I suppose you Would like some birthday gill or lulu-u?"

" Ilut you would IIoI he averse to 1'0: chving one, Ilcl‘t-l'llll-l compromise the matter

I‘o-nighl, I hr-

luy within her roach—"I I'l‘l'l‘li

wish, us :1 birlhday privilege. suit you?" |

" Vcr ' \chI—Ihat will do. your play, my dear, for Ialn v I bl-III lul‘l'rl'ive Ilcr cold kis hounded ll'onl Illc mom. almost too hap- I py It] 51 .I". But I Iii'l "l'lI loll-ll Sully l Ilit‘ joyous news, and u \ d1: yell at Ill-t! look III horror her hunt-st Illl assumed. I “ You go In llll‘Ii' supper—you my poor 1 bllrnio? (lod l'olbilll 'I'ho \vouI-III is mad 2" “Sally I you must not speak so oi my I malnunl l" II-riul with sudden indignation. I “ She knows lIrl-‘I what is lit Ior Inc."

'v busy." I

lone, null Illc tears to Iil‘l‘ oycs. " I hop; your pardon. Miss Lllllun. To

the ﬁrst sentence \ .ls (-(IIIIpII-lu..lud I pro- tested my 5 with Iolplnmzy. She bore \I‘ilh Inc very l paticnlly. and said, when allowed to make hcl'scll llcard,—— I " Never mind. buirnIc—It is nothing. I

yot l‘ Iiillllll‘i' always. llul promise Iuc Li- Ii'lnn—il lllcv ( ll‘vl' you wine—and sun-1y lhI-y She spoke sol- :llmII-nlcnl. I {1,1 and [hen silo kiss

he required promise; I

peat: again.

Ilol l'\'l‘ll sludy to divert my Iniml Irom

Iliug. oullica by pulling lIIo unccrumonlonely to

there until she ('liliitl to dress Inc. "You will not l)(‘ \vuIItI-II III-fore mid. night. buil'n. and now it is but sovl-II; so

your grand mmpay,"

'I'llcl-owus nothing Inrit but to submit. and I lhankcd my lllll' hours Illll‘l', Inwok

by lullluulu'sorllor . I was to wear SIIIIIIIt' while. and my hair curled as usual with- :I out ﬂowers or orualllcnt. So, ill : ' short time. I walked sollly down slaII's

pc1‘-I'oolll. o No one uolilu-d my Cllll‘lilit'l‘, and for a I lllolllmlt I stood quietly regarding the p sci-no; llil'i'u wI-ro Iplilu a number souch 1 around the. elegantly-sprmd hoard—bonn-

hl'ctl Illcll momma,

IlL'l' magniﬁcent blur-k hair shading III-1'

lair, rose above a I'll-h dress of crimson .~‘ \‘l'lvcl ,jowcls ,Izlillcl‘lld around lll‘l‘ "1' I arms. hands, .lnd Ill lllc bosom of her III‘t'. .. I had never srcn lch' look so lll'llilllllll. and gum! upon her wilh SIIFIJI'IllIl'll hrcalh. s A stout. elderly gentleman sat Ill-side bur.

S

It was he who ﬁnally discovered my pvc- I

“ IIcr fairy majesty, Titania l“ he cried,

so llisconcrrll'd by this address, I .Ivly us all Illl‘ guests ilIIlIIz-Iliiltl-ly

I wx parlicu

spunk nt all. or oven courtesy, but stood still, uruolly ('Illlml rd. Mlllnulll came 5 almost instantly to II) ‘l'lll‘l. “ I am sorry lo dc

'l:IilII llIoIIIII llI'IgiIl Ior our Iilllo visitor. | .\ppl'o -h, I' ‘ This. Indies and gum , lluIIIclI.‘ IIIv Ighlur—lho mistress el Iiilso '

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pcrs; but of those she never said a word, ulld IIII' yours I Impull in vain.

I I‘I-IIll-ulbcrmy lhil'locnlh birthday an ill it worl- but yeslclday. Sally woke 11ml with u kiss and u cordial wish Ior my Imp-f IJIIII'I'S.

" My I'Illlc hal‘nio is last going from me,

and soon I shall have a young lady ill her

.‘Il‘:|ll," :dIc said ball sudly, us she assisted

nlo to dress. " I‘m tempted to wish you

back lo your bubyhoud again. Inasic, for

lhvn you seemed like my own.

“ And III“ I not your own bnirn still,

Ilrar Sally? Illllccd. indl-ed I shall never

love you Iho loss as i grow older! What

should I hav - been but Ior your kind care?

I can never h ,ch you. dear Ilurrc, whol-

ovvr bI-I‘allzl um.“

She shook her head, lllil yet iuokcd pleased, and, alter lwslowlng unusual III,-

lI-nliou upon my toilet. sent me, with :l pulling lilsl‘, to mammal.

She was lying on IIII‘ solo in her dress- illg room as usual, llllll turned her head languidly on my entrance.

" [\h, Lillian, is that you? is earlier than usual this morning. ever, you may he smiled.“

She did not l’l \iit'llllll'l‘, ns Sully had done, that it “as my birthday, so by way oi apology Ior my llusumlnouml presence, I ventured to remind horol the loot.

" Your birthday? Really I no it is. How old are you. child 9"

" Just thirteen. mamma."

"'I‘hirmnl! AIM—how old you are growing I“

Your visit llow-

gml lIv Ill‘l' kindly words. I rur-

I‘lIIl'llII .

with(Ill-stoutgI-Iilll'lllanhymnmnla side. \

r . . who. IprI-seutly learned, was the Earl ol , .\I:lllnslmry. There was :I gt‘lll'l'lll ('Xl'l'l-

uIIIoouI llnll hall-opened buds. \\llll'li I I think was intended as elnnplilIIl-nlury lo III-.slnnlzl, Ior she sulllrd In an empty chair on her I'lghl hand, and i said —— I ‘ All. Sir (it'l'uld. that is very pretty inA , deed; none can Illl‘ll :I colllplilul'nt m) we

Then. in a low lone. to me...

and, lIlll'I‘ o Icw lllonlcnle ol that bulbs-ou- slrnint generally caused by Illl‘ udvI-lll ol u Ilcw-t'oulcr, I Sl'l'llll‘ll cIII ly l'uI'gulll-n, and thc interrupted gall-1y vcsllnll-d iis sway. _

Ily nature l mu vnlhrl observllnlmnd on Ihia. my ﬁrst inlrmluclion In any til Iho iu~ hullllants III the gay world. I was parlicu

will—you won‘t drink il 3’" null n-l'ly. (11:11, by way 0! olhv

boll, \vilhordl'l's [hat I was to remain snully. Ilol' vI '

wisdom when. II‘oIIl IIl . I'L'Slll'ii :lIIdjoyoun lhc lubll'. IilIIl in my ll‘l‘l'Ol‘ let it It llld not lakl Sully long In robe luv. for Iloor. where it lay shivcred Io lrugnlcnls.

lrkling lace 11nd lalliug l'ar gentlemen below the \vhllcsllouldcra. which. dazzling ol' Mahusbury intc

lovellcll their eyes at IIH‘. that I could "III «In

_ > I cr—Iliss XIII-ll'illu." y

Inaliou 1|I slllpl'ls , and thou sumo glrllllc- .~ llluII said sllrlll-IIIIII: about royal roar-s all 5”“)- |,(,,-,, 1",.{l-iulnphumb-[1.0m um bum“

:- l-IIl-d‘II'oI-lI-d liil’ sll‘kllllllll ll

, angry with Illc! qulsucly as our brothels ol Ireland, pray In“; “mp”, unkimny 1,, mumma, “CI'I'I'I- “‘3' Illi“"i-“-" not rest IIuIil my peace was made.

No. 10.

my childish intuition had discovered some- thing not quite cxpluinublc by my childish reasoning.

I fancied—and I had scarcer tangible grounds on which to base Illc lalll'y—Ihat the gentlemen present were ol a higher class than that to which the ll|lIl0S belong- oll; not that the Ililll‘l' lacka anything of polish or st'll'rpnsscsslon; they talked l-x- ccodingly well. were possessed III graceful munncrs: but there as a lack of some- lllllig‘ which I could scarcon dclinc—u lat-k which would have been ilnpl-rcvpliblo but for llll‘ (-onrlly manners III those high-bred men who wrre Illlnlislukeably what the world culls ils gentlemen.

Meanwhile, as I studied this problem. wine was passed Irccly around, the merri- IlII-llt “'liXt'II loud -. voices grow almost indislillguishubh: (‘Iil‘ll l'roln lIII-otIIer,lInlII I grow holvihll-I'cd by my new experience,

“ lllducll. Illatluln, Illcl'cl' lhollght oi it.“ null IIaII weary of It.

Presently the Earl of Malmshury, whose

"' Well. we will Incl- had grown \‘ory llushml since my on-

rp, rose. and dcnluudcd a hearing; in-

licvo”—shc consulted lIcr tablets. which slant silence and attention SIICCL‘L’tIIEIIJVIII‘n (:mnpuny; he made u very nice speech. till about you may :Ippl-zlral lhosnppcr- able. ilyou malnma, whom he called the queen of Will Ihal hearts. ending by proposing: a toast in her

lonor. No one hull nu‘ioml that my glass.

‘ Suit Inc? 0 yes! I shall be delighted !' IIIh-II some time ago. Still rI-mlliuoll un- IVOW run to touched. but now his lordship Iixctl his eyes

Iplln Inc. and saw that I was the only one

and then who did not drink when he gave the sig-

Iul. lie put his own glass suddenly Iown.

“ Ilow's this. young lady? Why do you 'ofllso to drink to your maullllll?“ he Mk- III. hr '(plr'ly.

OI was much frightened, supposing from IIS Inaunl-r IIIle I had colnnlnlcd an un- larllollublo Ill'I-nce.

“ Iii-cause. Sally won‘t let Inc drink wine.

My poor nurse started at the unusual my llorlll.” I liulidly replied; “ she says il‘s WII’ (m .”

'i‘hl-rc was a IIaII-sxiﬂrll laugh at this.

he sure you must mind yournluluum.“ and Inamnla‘s l'ucc grew dark; but the earl My :il‘iliS‘Vt‘l'll around her nook before answered.—

" YI-t you see your momma drinks wine,

“ow ("or having,' grillva her and you cannot think that she is wicket],

lly IlllIc innocent?"

I [)L‘I'CI'IVl‘ll that his lordship was trying (I amuse IIiIIIvaI‘at my expense, so I did y lo lb' at all. and then Inlunnlu

I t‘tlllllol l‘XlIl'l'l to stand Ill'lIvcl-II you and said. ill ll llispll-llscll lone,—

" Why do you not answer, Lillian?"

Iiy this time I had grown very ncrvous rated. and looked lr-Illl one to the In lulllc appeal. A pretty lady op- msilc callghl lIll‘ glance and looking at me

I t I Inc, and called me III‘I' kindly, :lllvulplcd 1111 ilIlcl‘poslliun ill my r(goodlllllc Lllsslc, :llld we were lully aI lavor.

“ Como, come, my lord, cease ealechirh

i thought the long hours ol that summer log the chiid—lv‘. lIcr lake her own way; day would l‘l'\‘t'l' have spI-nl thriller-Ives. it might be bt'IIl‘l‘ Ior us all, ulas! II it Miss Evans gave Inc a holiday, so I could \"t

'I ours us well.“ “Sh-Ila gem-rally grows Iarhrysomc over

the event of the slowly approaching l-vo- lll'i' Ihird glass," :ume one mltlillly whis- Atlwlhght Sully Sclllvll my (iIIII- pt'l'l‘li.

The Earl of Main-bury hm hodunplem- Manuna llIrIu-d stcvuIy to lne,and

-c sounded uncertain aIld husky as

he said,—

" Let me hear no more oi this. Lillian !

sicl-p while you can. or you'll not he abh- Laure Sallie‘s notions with Sailic‘s soil to lump your «yr-s open 111 the Ililllit oi when you sup with me. Drink your wine IIlIIlodialcl ‘

That .I trying moment; I trembled .u to loot us I raised my gluszh'oln

II on tho

" All onlcn' 'll'l omen I" crch the lady (Illi'l'>SllI.‘I$I r In. "(ll-use,Marguerite, Ild give the child her will.“

Malumn had risen to her loot, nnd stood

acrosslhcllall,:l1lll Into lllu brilliant snp- aloud) ing lIcI's‘I-ll by one little IilllllI phlch

n the buck ol' my chair; she was much u: till and excited, and hall a strange ex- I‘l <IoII ell hcrlucc which added to my

t'. I'I‘l’ll‘.

l'll‘ill anolhI-v glass Ior Miss Melville,

liluI.d:lslIIllg W'lliicll.:illllIllilllliullll‘,lllgli- Dennis,“ she slid to the waiter. " ow, Althc head ol the. table szu LilialLI

ink. I burst iIIIo tears llllt'l'l) I

and several of llle (I; cvcn lhc Earl in my luvur, and st Inn for; lull.

aid this was car I" a

, a nanllnll‘s voice drowned all others as she

Hill.—

'-'l)oyou hear me, Lillian? Drink, I ay ."

For the second time I raised my glass.

bestowing upon lil'l'lllliL'liIllll‘lllIIIII.‘\\‘llIl:lI :\IIII in :l Iuonu'ut “‘UIIIII Ilavc lush-ll he she SL‘QIIII'II ll) run l\'(l most graolonsly. mull-Ills, when it was snlhh-lllv snalchl'll

rmu my hand. and II loud, honest voice

scuoo. which I u'I-ll know, l-xcl;liIIIclI.——

" And I say you s I not drink. Insole.

suddrnly. pointing to where I slood. “Ap- whih- I uln hero to prevent it; come wilh prmIl-Il. grnclous mol'scl, and make known mo, my llilll'll, [his is no plnco for you 1“ your \vIlI. And Sallie lilch me quite ill her arms and

(Itlk me from the table.

’I‘lIl-n she llll'lll'll dl-Iianlly round and mi- II the slal'lll'll l'l)m]l:|l'y.

Shame on you all! You think your- lvl-snlighly lino. no doubt, with your

' glunlll-Iolhl-s and precious sloncsl Ilut my a pleasant Illll~ )- siou. my lord," shu’szud, :1Il.l|I|y. smiling.r all as you have tempted this child. gentle- kinllly upon (rumblng me, "but I mu~l llll‘lll l

on would not have your daughlcrs temp-

Nol and yet you sit here without IltIlIg n Ilugl-r to prevent lln innocent

-|lihl from taking her lirst step to destruc-

lel' IIadhcarls are not Illd Ivllh ourprolly ways and smooth planners!

ion I

_ . t .\s Ior you. madam,” she said, turning [I'Sll‘ll to all. and. u: hls \\'I~ll. shook hands sharply round lonIaIIIIIIa. " ilyou nrcwiso

ml will sit down while you can. '0" Illl good night."

And bcloroauy one could reply, or I ('(‘lli‘l'i‘ from my lhankl'ul Iihllilllsllml‘lll,

I give

icld, lll‘l'lllL‘llly victor.

llnl not a joyous one. I cried myself chum plan's slIouIIIcr,rI-Illslng o St'l'k res Ill thutnight. She loll Iur. inally. at in. . siollato cnlrcnly, and I IIusI-d upon my grief alone. Mllulma was Sallie. on my lii‘t‘Uilni. i could

I heard the guests one by one leave the

“ Nolv. l-lllllll. III'Ilr'I‘“\\'lIllt you desil‘l‘. dining hall and noisin scok tllcir (lill‘orcut and lly lo Il'l'l at. ease. :|||:\l‘lIIICIlIS‘—SII(VII of them who remained. With these \Iordsshcvcsumed Ill‘l‘ place. [but is.

Illuulula I did Ilot Iil‘lil'. though I listened for her with sick anxiety. Silence hall I “I‘ll on the house Ior two full hours, and daylight III-gun to paint the sky before i (It'll'llllllll'll in neck maluulu's room and bug her Iorgivcnl-ss.

To be ('onfimmi.

v-‘v—«O—‘»-—

lal‘ly so. It was all so now. and so do- Iighllul in its newness! ’l‘ho laughing. handsome \voulcn.glillcving with line dross rlulljol' Is—Illli dashing, gallant IIll-II.:InlI my own lplcouly mnnlnlu. lhc slur union).y them all. ready with her prompt wit and keen humor to II Illr on the conversation and piety shouh it ling. So the llnthsll

A “'uthinxlon despair-II to the New York Tribune says: " II is said that certain IIrII'III‘ ci'nlic Iii(‘|illl(‘l‘l intend to Inlroducc e bill for the, restoration of the lull privileges of the Presidency to (Ian. Grant. and It is belie"etl Illnt the ropuhliriuns will anticipelethem. IIIIII that on net will pass In December, to take rill-rt from the ‘th of March, which will give (I: out President the {all privileges of his I: m. "

hour pussrd dolightlnlly . but when It ended

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