TRADE AND BPADE.

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I! CKLILII ILCKAY.

Bstvre_eri two friends, in days of old, A bitter aoife began,

And Patber Spade with Brother Trade Disputed man to man:

“You're vain, uodutiful and proud," Said Spade with lashing eyes,

“ You earn your thousands while Istarve, You mock my children's cries,

You ride in state with lordl looks, You dwell in bow’r and all;

You speak of me rcproachfully, And prosper at my fall.

So, from this It--ur, in shine or sbow'r. We'll learn to live apart,

I rul'd the earth, erc you were born; I cut you fiotu my heart."

And Trade lost temper in his pride, Ila utter’d words of scorn;

" You do not know the ways of men, Aiiiid your sheep ud corn.

You doze away the busy day, Nor think how tuiiiutes run;

Go. put your shoulder to your vrorlr, And do us I have done;

Ycu’ve all the earth to yield you wealth, Both corn and pasture land;

I only ask a counting house, And roorit whoreon to Ifatttl.

And, from this hour, in shine or show‘r, I’l| learn to live alone;

I'll do without you well enough- The world iiliall be my own!"

And thus they wrangled night and day. Unfair. like ailgry iiieii,

‘Till things went wrong between them both, And would not right again.

But growing wiser in distress, Each grasp’d the other‘s hand-

“ ‘Twas wrong,” said Spade, “to rail at Trade, He loves tile in the land."

And Trade as freely own'd his fault-— "I have been uiiiuat," he said

"To quarrel with tile good old man Who grows my daily bread.

Long may we Ilourisli, Trade and Spade, In city and in plain!

The people starve while we dispute, We must not part again."

And all the people sang for joy, Tosee their good accord,

While Spade iisseiiibled all his soul, And piled his ploiiteous board.

He fed them on the Lest of fure— UuLix'd the liniiiiiiig ulc-

Anil pray’d in ling!:inil‘s li:ippy shore, 'I'liat Trude iiiiglit never t'.iil.

And busy Trade .V’n‘Ill fleets of ships To ever sea ni:J strand,

And built iis mills :uid factories 0’er all the prn.<pcrtius laud.

And so we'll sing “God save the Queen, And long iiiny lirothcr Spade,

I-‘or sake of all, both rich and poor, Unite with brotlicr Trade!”

llatictics.

Ecorroaiv is Doll 10 Ouit EMPt.ovizits.—" Waste not, want not,” is a good Oltl proverb ." He that is faithful in little h faithful also in much." A person who takes no cars of the materials commited to his hand by his master. will never duly husband his own property. Economy and wastefulncss are habits that will influence us in all things, both when we are engaged about our own substance and that of another. To waste another's goods is the same as to rob him. The loss in both cases is equal, and the principles whence they spring very much alilre.—'I‘be man who takes care oi his employer's goods is sure to look aft»-r his own, and thus is on the road to

rosperity. It would be dilficolt to calculate the immense use of property tltat every year occurs from carelessness and want oft-cooomy. Some persons are worth nearly h ilf their wages more than others, because they never injure nor waste anything. The employer being wealthy. or the stock abun- dant, is no excuse for carelessness. A loss is a loss, and a robbery is a roboery,whether taken from the heap of the miser or the smaller store of the indigent. “ Gather up the frag- ments, that Iltllllllifl he lost," is a divine command. Heaven ellows nothing to be destroyed. There has not been a single drop of water wasted from the creation until now. The ile- composetl elements of last autumn are the ailment of oilr pre- sent spring. Economy, rigid economy, is one of the laws of nature; slid we shall not realize “ the good time ct-mini" ml- til we have a careful and economical world. Let this spirit prevail, and not only will the master be saved from loss, but in many instances, the servant will rescue himself from the IIlII0lI-

Rsriituo CONVEIIATMN AT arr Eviinmc PAnvrv'—.‘lIi'ss

_t/clots —“You have lravelledthrtiunh foreign countries with- in the last five years, Mr. Albrane, have you not?”

Mr. Al5rcne.—“ Ah. yes, I've been so much along ’em that I almost feel sometimes as if I was it foreigner myself.”

Miss Ryrlow.—" Can you tell us, Mr. Albiane, what you saw in foreim countries?”

Mr. Albrane.—‘°l\len and things, Miss Ryelow; men and things. If we wish to study men and things, as men and things actually exist, we should travel where an opportunity offers itsell to see man and lllllI,'.’,l. Oh, you may depend up on it, Miss Ryelow, that thi-re is no suhlimer study for the contemplation of the human brain than men and things. There are some few brains. I am sorry to say, that contemplate men and things with an intense inililfcreiico, but there's nothing so dsar to a man of talent as the study of men and thimis.”

[Miss Ryelow here attempts tofainl, and is caught in the arms if her devoted Jlbrane.)

Paar:-ricti. Puii.osoi>ur.—-Southey says in one of his let- ters-"I have told you ofthe Spaniard who always put on his spectacles when he was about to eat cherries, that they might look bigger and more tempting. In like manner. I make the rrtout of my cnjoyments; and though ldo not cast my cares away, I pack them in as little corn Kill as I can, and carry them as conveniently as I can for myse f, and never let them annoy others."

Dattctito.—“I am now an old fellow," says Cowper in one ofhis letters." but I had once in dancing day, as you have now; yet I could never nod that could learn half so much of a woman's character by dancing with her. as conversation with her at home, when I could observe her behaviour at the table, or at the fireside, and in all the trying scenes of domestic life. We are all good when pleased; but she is a good woman who wants not tlisjlduta to stvsetse her.

A few days since, a gentleman near West Point toolt into blsssrvice a verdant son of the Emerald Isle. On the first day efbis ssrvies,he was startled b the sound of the evening gun. as it revsrlirated through t e highlands, and_ avv_akened. the asouutaiii'asluutbsrlss echoes. and anxiously inquired oi his eiuployer the cause of the explosion, and was told that it was the " sundown gun." " Och, bless inc," exclaimed Pat, 5 sud does the sea make such attiuudcr as that going down Ip this suustryl"

Hevuis fipsrsgra which edemmencedtcthe IWU9 "1 0'“ tbs fs'i.iiIu geue:sl:-—" Bu fair, sell his. love fair. y so deiug, you will stand a air obsess dhsvlag a fair life and a fair fuaersl. Provided you dsu’t flstbs has. vrbes you see a stssnbsst."

To be Ictd.

mum) possession Ives. Thsleaseltcld Interest of 51 Angela ofhlznd, on Lot :2. about five and a half miles from Charlottetown, subject to the yearly rent of Is. per Icfli I11“ for 999 care, there are between 85 and 40 acres under cultivation. A g Barn, Stable. Cart-House and Dwelli H0000. I f|’0|I proof gellpr and Dairy. Also. a never falling Wet of good Water near a nor. _

Also, Freehold properties, consisting of three acres of Land being

cftiotnmou Lot. No. 11, c posits Spring I'iir.t. on the Malpeque

cad, and near Mr. Daniel I odgson'u fliriii. And Q oftowti Lot No. 66, with the Buildings and Breast \Nork, fronting on Dprcliesier Street and Kings Street. And 5 of town l.ot. No. 89 III King's Street.

Also. I of Town Lot No. 9. in King Street, with the buildings ihereon, consisting ofa Dwelling House 35 n 80 and 20 feet post. 1! frost-proofCellrir with u good Stone \\'all under ilte wliolc building. it Shop, Parlour, Kitchen and Ollice on the first floor. live Ilooiiot on the second story, and Four on tliu Garret, a‘l well tioteltctl and in complete order. n Stable, Store, Conch-Ilousc and \\’ood-I|ouue._ The “hole of the above property will be sold or let for a term ol

cars. Terms liberal. For further particulars apply to L. \I'. ‘all, I.-‘.sq., or to the Subscriber on the premises. EDWARD l{I(‘I(IIA.\I.

Also the ones ired term of four yeurit of it Ilottue in I)0f('IIt‘tlIEI' Street, opposite It essrs. Dunc-un‘s store, and subject in a _\ early rent of Tell I’ouuds, ‘low in the posit-usiiiii of Iidwiird Neil.

Alt the Siiltst-rilwr intends removing into the cnuiitry he requests all persons indcbti-d to him either by Note of Hand or Book An- count, to settle the sonic on or before the 29th ilistaiit, ullietwisc they \\Ill be sued iiuliscriiiiiiiately.

E. K.

Charlottetown. Sept. 2d, I85l.

TO BE SOLD,

\VO IIUNDRED and E|Gll'l‘Y ACll.l~‘.S on Township No. 65, adjoining Lot 30, and about four miles oelow Ilunsliaw. The land has been partly cleared iiud some portion of it might very ca- sily he brought into cultivation, being of etcelloitt quality; and extending from the Elliot River towards the South Shore, about It tiiile along the Totvtisliip Line. Also to be Stilil or Lot, several improved I"arms fronting on the lilliot River, about Eight miles

front CIIltI‘I0ll8Itt\\‘II.

For further particulars apply to tltc Subscriber. CII.-‘\llI.l-IS IVRIGIIT. Charlottetown, August 5, I851.

To be Sold,

Til.-\'I‘ pleasantly situated I"arui (‘.tIlI.w'I§IIng of 60 acres, in Char-

lnttctzitvii llnyalty on the lliiioit lload, I7 cliains off from the St. Peter‘: ltoall. and opposite the lace Course. There is it large Ilouse coiiuisting of 2 Parlours. 2 Kitchens and Bed llooiii, and Dairy on the first floor, it Drnuiiig liooiii and -I Iled Ilooiiis on the second lIoor,iiiid good frost-proofCi-llnrs. There is it large Gard-~ii and Urcliard stocked with clioico Fruit Trees. The whole land is under cultivation, Pact-pl about 5 acres which is re- served for Wood. The Preiiiises are well fenced, it not] propor- lioii being planted with Ilztwtltorn. There is it good iarn, Horse and Cow Stable. and other Uut Buildings; II Well of never-failing \Viitcr at the door;it streaiii of \\'titer sutliciciit for propelling Mncliinery, runs through the Llind. It is desiriililo as rt residence for tt gt,-iiteel failiily, the rooms being spacious and iii an agreeable situation.

The Lziiul wi.l be sold altogether, or tIl\'ItICtI to suit purchasers. For further particulars iipply to 'I'. II. llavilaiitl, I§sq., in Cliarlot- tetowii, or the Subscriber on the preioisl.-s,

JOIIN IV. JAMES. (tvkly tf)

To be Let.

4 OR ttTerm ofYoars as may be agreed on, that pleasant Cottziggo situated on tliu I’riiict:town Ilonil, one Mile from C-liarlottetuwn. now in the or-i-upntion of Ur. \Vhiic, kliown by the niiiiiti of Nl‘l\Vl’UI{ I‘ CU'I"I‘.-\(-’I".. The House is 36'’! 25 I"et-.t, has Five Ilooiits on the first Floor, and rt llack and I"rotit I’orcli; on tlle Upper Story there urc'l'wo largo IiIlII ltooiiis, Ilall and Front I'arlor. 'I'lie tilirilt.-it is in front oftlle House, and is well stocked with Fruit Tree.-i;tlieie are :i (Ioacli Ilotiso, Stalllo and Out Olliueu, ltiid as much Laud as may be required. For furtllier iiiforitiatioii,

please apply to tho Proprietor,

Bridgefoot House, May I2, l85I.

IVM. II. G.\RDINEIl.. Pownal Street, Cliarlottetown, 3

5th March, I851.

Form for Sale.

WITHIN Eleven Miles from Town. on tho I‘rincelr-wn Road, with «I5 chains and H0 linlrs fronting on the said Road, 50

acres are Freeliold. and 100 acres Leasehold at 8d. per acre, 50 acres are cleared lllltl in good ciiltiviitioii. The Buildings are it good Ilarn, 30 N40, and House, 30 1422, with other requisite ()ui-Biiild- iii,-gs. There is also it good Saw Mill, with l.| powerful Stream of Water, which could be turned to good account. Ilnlf ofihe I’ur- Cllililtl Money may remain on Security. For further particulars tipp y to ALEXANDISR. JOHNSTON.

July 5th, 1351.

For Sale, IIF. LE’./ISEHOLD I./\‘Tl'.‘RI4.‘STof I00 acres of I..-ind, 4 Miles from Clinrlottelowit, fronting on the I'iiion Ilotid, ltiiotvn as Black [lorry Ilill; about -IS I|f‘I’('rl are (‘I."lII‘t.‘tI, antl in good cultivation, together with the Crop consistiiig of I2 acres ()a it. 6 do. \Vlii-nt, IA do. Ilucktvlieat, 4 do. Potatoes 6L Tuiiiips, 6.’. the re- iiiiiilidcr Meaidotv. _I“nr Tcriiis of Sale, &c. IIIIRBS. July 9. I851.

Apply to the Siibscrilior on the pre- Illi.\'.li\.\lI.\' IIOl'l".I€. (6 w.)

I Eligible Business sites to be Let,

FOR A TERM OF YEARS, IN LOTS OR OTHERWISE, AI MAY Bil‘. AGREED ON,

IIOSI’. well known superior Ilnt-iiiess Stands in Charlottetown. limiting on (l,uooii‘s niid Sytlnoy Streets, at present, and for

some years past, or-ciipivd as llII'Zl{C.-\N'I'ILF. I:IS'I‘AIlLISIl- illIiN'l‘S by CI-IARLEI Dsaiirsszv, Esquire, and .\Ir. Janus

ltI‘Citai'rit. Apply to Mus. ELEANOR ROBINSON, or JAMES PISAKE. Charlottetown, July 19, 185].

Form In Charlottetown Royalty to Let:

ABOU'F Tlireo Miles front Town, consisting of Eighteen acres of Land in It high lllttte ofcultivation. 'I'lle strciiiii front Dal- ryniplo’lt Mill runs through it, and it is pleasantly situated. There is a House and Iliirn upon the place. The CIIUI’ will be sold as it now stands. I"cr further particulars enquire on the premises. ltILIIAllD IIENNELLS. (3w.) Building Lots. TO be sold together, or in Building Lots to suit Purchasers, the following 'l‘own Lots Nos. I6, 17, 18, I9 and 20, in the 2nd Hundred of Town Lots in Charlottetown, fronting on Queen Square, Great Geoigo Street, Sidney Street, and Prince Street. For terms,

and Plans of the Property, apply to SAMUEL Nat.sorr,Esq.. Char- ottstotvn.

August 25, IS5l.

Money to Lend,

MONEY tolend on Mortgage or other good Security on Lend

in Charlottetown or Itoyalty in Some of £60 and upwards. —Apply at the Otlice of the Sbscriber.

JOSEPH IIENSLEY.

Ollice, Dcubrieity'e Iluildings,

Churlotfetown, 7th January, I861.

III} Teniintry on that part of Lot or Township No. 48, owned b Major Crtools: of Bristol. Eng)l:nd,ere hereby IIOIIIIOII, that all ants and arrears of Kent are to in future paid to the Subscriber, who is authorised to receive the same. JAMES MOORE. Charlottetown. Ild Aug. I85I.

BELLS.

EA'I‘lII'.I'tBY'8 COW BELLS, of Island Manufacture,

and Wsrrsnted superior to any imported, may be had at the Subscriber's.

U Bids Q rs. pper , ueeit Squaw,‘

E. 1.. LYD IARD

ROOM PAPER. E: Home Palm. Caaotauu.

V00 PIE I00. PAPER. lit 33 dlferettt Patterns. jest resslvsdst (he. 1'. Ilassaun’s. leek Itore, sad for sale at various prices. from as upwards.

Queen Iqaars. Jdy 1,1061.

‘ant-!7l"' W‘: ~ ‘.7’-t“*. ‘ “7“"~'

Dagsurriart Miniatures. GEORGE P. TANTO N,

EGS to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Charlottetown and

the Island in general, that he luis commenced business as

llacuualtiair Arriu-r, at his dwelling in Great George-street.

where no expense hits been spared in fitting up his rooiiiu with su-

rior North and Sky Lights. Having every facility. lie pledges

Iiiinuelf to furnish his customers with the very best Dpguerrian

Likeness-is that can be produced by the Art. No poison is desired

to purchase it lilteiiesu which is not szitisfactory, and if rcturned, another will be given in its stead.

Ilia prices will be low, therefore all will have an opportunity of procuring a perfect lilteness,iit the same price that an inferior one would‘ cost. » 5 .

I'erfect likenesses of Children (over 6 months of age) warranted. Ladies and Gcntleiiieii are respectfully invited to call and examine SIWECIIINWII.

fi@“ltoonis open from 1 a. m., to -I p. m. Sept. l. tf.

t:r:rrtirlcA'r:.

I do Iiereby certify that Mr. Guonuu I’. 'I‘ltrr't'orr has received iiistruciioiis from me in the Ilitguerrotypc art, and that I have kept nothing back from him; and do recoiiiiiiciid hint as ll coiiipetcitt person to excel in the profession; and I have given IIIIII full tIIIII|0~ riiy to use my name as it reference in any way he may deem me-

p"' JOIIN NELSON. Charlottetown, July 22, I851.

IIUNIAS “ANN, T./I ILOR. late of Kent Street, has removed

to Pownal Street, opposite “ Prince Iidward lloui-ii." \\'lN’|‘_t‘

having the facilities which larger Preinisi-s will utford Illllt-—ctllll|‘

titled elfort to merit patronage. and iiilitiitaining the smile punctual-

itics he hits always done. he hopes to receive still increasing support front the Gentlemen of Charlottetown, and neiglibourliood.

May I9, Iil5l. R E M 0 V A L . H. Found, Tailor, Habit ct Robe-maker.

VIII-I Subscriber having roinoved his Eittalilisliiiiniit to the pre-

mises lately occupied by Mr. \\'illi;ini Siiiurtlon, sitliiitu on

the North sills of Queen's Square, it favoraliln oppportuiiity pl!‘-

sciits itself, ofthnitking the public for their (‘Xlt‘Itl|lVl5 patronage and

support, for nearly 12 years; and he is more desirous than ever for

its continuance, us nothing shall be ttaiitcd or: his p:trl, to give eiitirc satisfaction.

Puiictuality in business is it drsirlcralinn, wbicli can only be sup- pliod by it iiiututildesirc to rcciprortilc. on the part of tho ciiiployr-rs iind the employed. 'I‘liat ' punctuality begets puiictulilit)’ is the very best iiiaxiin that can be observed; and tho Subscriber is as iirixious as uny Jlari iii the 'I'rotle, that it should he iitlopted.

II. I". feels assured, witll his present f.cilities, that he will be allle totiieet the wishes of all, who may be dispt-sctl to eiiiploy him; and having engaged the beat worknioti to ninlie tip garments of his cutting, they will be found superior to those produced in any other estaliltsliiiieiit in the town.

N. Ii. Those parties tvhos-e unsettled accounts unit (if long rtnntling, unless paid witlioutfurtlier delay, will be sued without distinction.

II. F. iE@‘ No Shaving in this Estitblishmeitt.

- Cliarlottetowii, August If), IS5I. dine.

Mr. JOHN NPKINNON,

AILOR. tiild II.-\IlI'l‘-l\IAKI'lI{. respectfully acquiiinta Ills

fi'it-nds and the public guilt.-r:-lly, that he has |'Q.'IIIt)\'t‘tI his

Ilusine.-ts to the House of .Mr. J~hri M‘ Gill, Upper Queen Street,

next door to Doctor I’ott's, and that he will continue to execute all orders in his line with nt.-attiess and tlispatch.

J. l\l‘K., takes this opportunity of returning III£IIII\'I to the GEN- TRY who have so liberiilly supported him for the last I8 years. and now iiiforiiis them, that as he mlrkcr up guriin-ills of his own calling upon opplorcrl priticiploil, he feels assured they will be Fauiill snpv-rior to tlius-.~ produced by any Jllu/i in the Trade.

t.'|iarlotteto\vii, Aug. 25, ISBI.

N. B. Hair Drcsririg attended to, and old Wigs repaired, or new ones furnished in the latest style.

2w.

W. S. FLETCHER WAIFGH BVIAK 5.1.3,

ESI’EC'I‘I"UI.I.Y begs to announce tltnt he has cttminencct‘. Illlslllcsi in the above line. and solicits the patron.-tgo of his friends and the public. Strict and iiiiiiiedinto attention will be paid to all oiiiniantls in his lino. Repairs all kinds of \\'titcltr-1, Clocks, Seirtalits. Quiidriilits, Cuiitpasscs, Jewellery, &c., &c.. &c. fig)‘ hliop in \Vuler Street, opposite the rosidciice of the [loo Charles Young. Julie 17, l'5.‘lI.

J. lI'K.

J. R- BOURKE

BROS to acquaint his friends nnd the public generally, that he has taken the iiiaiiagciiiciit of his Cnrding, Fulliiig, llrcssiiig, and llyeing Cloth Mills, at Vernon River, lately hold by 'l‘. V. IKUGI-Ills, and having engaged the services of it person uhn fully |IIItIt'I”.lI1IllIIS the above buliiiit-ss, hopes to give gr'IIt!I‘l|I e;tti.~'f.u:tioii. lllill View, August 25, I851. (-ll.)

" O ’ i.g..'.1"s,riss1.“‘” CHARLES DEMPSEY

II.-IS jiott received, and now offers for Salc,—A largo supply of I.|Q,ll()I{S, consisting of—-- I‘Ul{'I‘ and SIII’.l{I{Y \VI.\'FS, BRANDY, GIN, Jamaica SI’lliI'I‘S, and Rll.‘»I, all of which be c in rccuniiiiond of the very Ilestt quality.

August IS, I85l. -It. Isl 7 ‘MB Subscriber begs to call the attention of tloiitlciiivii (pur- chasing Suiiiincr lllotliiug) to his well assorted stock of--

Illt();\D t.‘l.‘.')'I‘IIS,

CASsl!\II".lII-ZS,

DOESKINS,

I.Ai\|.»\S.

\'ENIZ'l'lAN,

CASlll\lI‘.ltI3'I‘TF.,

SATIN Vl~‘.S’l‘lNGS,

CASll.\lI':‘.ItE do.

FANCY do.

die. Ste. &c. And solicits a comparison with any other assortment in the Island. Wat. IIEARD.

Great George Street, August '28, 185i.

l)yelrtg—oHrl—CIoth llressing. OIIN .\I‘PlIF.R‘()N I"IlASI“.R, of I'ictnii, long favourably known in the vicinity cfticoigotown and White Sands, as II

Dyer and Cloth Dresser, lulu appointed Mr. John Ilovycr his Agent for this Town iiitd vicinity. Cloth entrusted to his care will be fin- isllcd in u tvorltmnnlilte manner, and with despatch,und returned to his Agents free of carriage. AGINTI. Firilny M‘Neill, I‘.aq.. Georgetown. Mr. David Jolinuton, VVhito Sands. Johii Ilov cr, Clilirlottctowii.

Alex. M‘ ‘hail, I‘ictou. Charlottetown, Sept. 2, I851. Soup I Soup !

A Constant Suppl of New Bruitstviclt made Sou , will be kept

by the rlubucri er, which will he Sold to who eaale dcal--r~ ‘II it lower price than any other imported Soap ofequal quality. I):i'il_y expected, a lot of No. I. a superior article, for I"ainily use. Terimi Cash.

E. I.. LYDIAIID. Upper Side Queen Square, June 9. 1851. A St I

Hardware.

Few articles in the above line, have just been received at GI-IO. T. IIA8ZAItD’S. via:— Mortise and Rim Loclta with Pearl, Glass, Mineral and Rose- wood handles,

Spoke Shaves, (new kind),

Carpenters‘ C. ,

Auger Bits and Braces.

Carpenters‘ Fourfold Rules,

Platform and 'l‘ea Scales,

Bolling Cloth,

Lsthirig, Claw, and Hutches.

August I9, IBM.

noon Pu r. Alurtlier supply oroltttii and LI or Pattsrns.bue Iestbesu

received per cerolitu non. Bostes. and b uswhrlsls st CPD. '1'. IIABZ ED’! Bookstore. Auglt is, last.

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ciittsls son was uncertain:

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.i ‘ ""3 .‘ - vs» - _a R9,} ‘ . _=’

.; A JV...‘ it‘. v ‘- lllll.ll0WlI’S lllN'l‘llllN'l‘. AN EXTRAORDINARY C[lEI:t‘E‘2"(‘).I-‘ SCIIOI-‘ULA OR KING‘S

Extract qfa Lcllrrfront Mr. J. H. .lIl'rIny, 209. High Street, Clirllcnltant. dated the 2241 of January, I860. To I’rnfrs.-tar Hni,i,uwnv,

_l*||I.-‘--‘IV PM"! My. when about three years of age, was itflicted witli ti (xl;iniliil.ir Svir-llmg iii the iterlt, whit-Ii after u r-Itufl little brolto out into mi Ulcer. Air eiuim-oi iiu-vlicnl lllllll pronotinrcil it is very bud cone of Snrofiil.i,ltnil prt~u'i‘ilteil for u cunuiilciulile time vii 'I‘Iie lliueuso then for four years went on gradually im-r--using III 'vnulo~m-e, wlwn,lii-rides the ulcer in the truck. an-ithr-r f0I'Il|l‘4I Iii-luw the It-It Mom- itiitl it third tinder the rye, IIPIIIIIPII seven others ou the left turn, with it’ tiiiiinr between the e vs which was t‘Ipl'(‘It'lI tn lirr-uh. Iliiring ilw tsliola oftlie little! in) suflitrtup Itov had irceivi-«I the ttonutiiiit IIlI\'I('I9 ol the nine! ct-.li-luaml nieclmsl geistleim-It itt tilts-lteiiliiiin, Iieuitleu bring for jammy} inoutloi tthetlem-rial Iloupi'nl, where one of the surgeons uuitl that he would uinpiitltte the left unit, but that the Illmstl was so impure, that if that limb ivoretulten nfl' it would be then even import.-itlle to ...|..|.,,, um ilm-ttuc. In this desperate state I tl--teriiiinetl to give your I'll]; um] Ointiiient II trial, amt after two months’ IPfIO\0l'IlVIl'F in their nap, mg uiiior giiulimlly lu-gun to tlieltppr-ttr, IIIMI the iliscltlirge front till the tilreru |WI‘('c|iIII.It‘ dt-t-reasml, nntl utihr expiration of eight lII0lIIIIiI they sung‘. pt-rfn-t-tly In-tiled. and the boy Iltorntigltl rei-tilrvtl to the lilt-sslilgs of health, to tliiittutuiiiultiiieiit oftt large circ II of acqlraintuiicn-, who could testify to the truth of this miraculous case- 'l'lirr-c years have now |'Ir|pPElI without itiiy ff(.'Ill'I‘(:I|t'I'- of the malady, and the boy is tluw my lI(':|llIly its heart can wish. Uiitlt-r these rirctliustitnt-es I t'u|itti.ls-r nu“ I slluttltl lie tiiily tmgritteful were I not to iilaltc you ncqiuiiiiteil with IIIII