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LITERATURE, SCIENCE, COMME

115E, AGRICUL’

Summerside, Prince Edward Island. Thursday, Moy_13,'41869. _—

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PERANCE AND NEWS.

THE

- I Summerside J oumal ll PRINT!!! AND PUBLISHED IVER? THURSDAY EVENING, I! JOSEPH BERTBAM, A1 I!“ OFFICE, CENTRAL STREET.

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It the end of year Os.

Persons getting up owns of “11 Subscribers will be entitled to the JouuNAs. for oneyeur.

ADVERTISEME ITS- Inserted st moderate rates and irrgood style.

Srncus. AonususNrs may be made on reasonable terms for 11 whole, a half, or quor- ter column, or by the yesr.

Job Winning

of every description, performed with nentnoss snd desputch, and at moderute rutes,

moon‘s rinses.

Lust Qtr., 8111lay. 9h. 28m. morning, S. W. New Moon. 11111 day, 011. 55111., morning. S.W. First Qtr. 111111 day, 511. 171n., evening, 8. Full Moon. 26th day, 1111. 11m. morning, N.

9 our SUN sun ‘lsun's moonl,.. g I - first i 11cc. a wucu,riscs-setslclockluortlurisns :1 u'

I 111 m Ih ml m 111 I 11 mlh m 1 ,Sat 1 51,7 4 410 21 mornil-i 11:1 2 lSun 197 5 11211 11110111111 11: 8 iMon 47 6 18 ~15 511 1 15 19 4 Tues 46 7 2-1 3 5 1411 22 5 \Vcd 45 S {11) 20 35‘, 2 111 2-1 6 Thurs 41 9 31:17 28‘ ‘ ~19 2:. 'l Frid 4:1 10 311611 1'1 3 12 27 8 Sat. 42 1‘.’ 4:110 21‘: 11 311 110 9 Sun 1 1111 1:1 41;]21; 29 4 211 112 10 Mon 40 14 41" ~12 15 4 80 34 11 Tues no 19 50'57 111,111.11 s7

12 53 8 20 311 27 4171 1) 20 42

Wed 118 17 111 Thu” 11“ 18

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Sun 4 11:1 7 21 Mon ill 2:1 Tues 80 24 Wed 21] ‘ 20 Thurs 28 21 Frid 27 22 Silt 2(1 211 25 Sun 4 25 1 2!! 24 Mon 24 (10 25 'l‘ucs 211 31 26 Wed 22 £12 27 Thurs 21 83 244 Fr“ 81’ 35 2‘.) Silt 19 1111 30 Sun 4 1111 81 o n 3‘.) Summersirle Markets. May 12, 11169. 511 It 611 1111 11.411 211 01111 211 1111 is a is ‘1111

I-lI-I-II-I star‘s

211 0 31 rises 1 1411 2 8 ill 1 821 {l 9 £111 1 130 5-1 10 28 l 5:110 11111 10 11' 1 11:11 5015 13 5:1 murnl 20

rewuuuuuuuubaauuuwumuuwuuauuuu

Beef per 1h Mutton per 1b Outs per bush Potatoes per bush

Turnips per hush 1011 11 111 Butter per lb by Tub 1411 a 11111 Lard per 11) 911111011

911 11 1011

Tallow per 1h.

Eggs per 1101 8d 11 011 Hides per 1b 4111 Mackerel per do: its 11 3.1 0011111111 per qt 181 n 1911

4d 11 (111

Pork per 1b by cnrcnss Flour per bbl Island Flour pcr cwt

35s D. 40s 111s in 195

Ostmesl per cwt. 12s 11 1111 Hey er Too 4113 n 5011 Pin. curds 1011

Spruce Boards 4s 11 1’13

Charlottetown Markets. Ch. Town, May 12, 1869. 4Ad u 811

I f lb 1 cc 1)" 411 11 711

Mutton per 1b

l’ork per 1b., by carcass, 511 n 811 11am per 11) 711 11 8d Geese none

Fun-ls Is A is (111

Is 31111 18611

Ducks ench 2011 n 211

Flour per 100 lbs

Oatmeal per 100 181 11 1911 Buokwhent Flour. per 1b 2d 11 21111 )odfish per qeintul 18s 11 20s

18d a 1911

Better per lb

. ub Is 311 11 ls 4d Bleed)“ an, t ’ 311 11 611 Tsllow 8d 11 911 Eggs per dozen 9d 11 1011 Potatoes per bushel ls 611 11 Is 911 Bsrley " “ 611 0111s 2: 311 11 25 611 1111 or ton 70s a 751 Iliderper lb 411

4s s 411611 4s 11 411 (id 811 (111 11 4s

Sheepskins rneh Spruce Ilourds per 100 ft. Hemlock “ “

371151111 Mina

BANK 01" l‘RlI‘CE EDWARD ISLANI

Cornsr a] Great George 11' King Struts. Charlottetown. President—111111. DANIEL BRRNAN. Cashier—WILL”! Coni.1., Esquire. Discount Hoyt—Mondays & Thursdays. Hours of Business—Fem Mom. to 1 [1.111.

from 2 p.n1 to 4 p.111.

UNION RANK.

Graflon 81., Quun‘s Square, Charlottetown President—Cushions I’Amssn, Esquire. Cashier—Jul” ANDIssON, Esqmre.

Discount Days—Wednesdnys s Saturdays. Hours ofBusluess—From 10 s.m to 1p 111., from 211.111 to 4 p111.

BUMMERSIDE BANK.

Castro! Strut, Snmmzrn'ds, l’. E. Island President—Juan L. 1101111111. Eso. Csshier—E. L. Lvnuno, Esquire Discount D11 s—Tuesdnys 11nd Fridn s. Notes for I) scount must be in be ore 11

o'clock on Discount days.

I Business—10 s. m. w 1 p. m. “an” 0 from 2 p. 111., to 4 [1. n1.

Roo‘x‘ L“1N‘ nouns?“ mu 1111111, onuummwu,

SIMON D. FRASER, PROI‘RIETOIL

Permanent sn1l Trsnsient Ilosrdrrs will Ind the shove House to give ssilslactlon. Chow-June 111. “68.

Theda—druid 1": only 61131101111711 yen R

3115111111111 (112111111.

CARD.

NEW LONDON April 111, 1869.-—- pro 8m.~

DIiT—fl.~117.*FI_/LL_1171'1,

3111111111111 1111111111, jg.

of J. L. llohuuu, 191111., ‘,' All cells promptly nttended to. Summerside Octohcr15. 11168.

lIAh‘FORD BROTHERS,

Successors to Thomas IIanford,

Glouunisoion atlcrqlumtn,

Ausl General Agents,

11 nouru 1111111111" 1v111111r, SAINT JOHN, N. B.

(This. U. 1111111111111. Form. 8. 1111sro1m.

Graduate of Bellvue Hospital,

Office in the residence of Rev. Mr. Dcinrisuy. on Wutcr Street—directly opposite the Establishment

Businessralnfilnj

DB. 1. ll. JAMIESON.

R. DODD may again be consult- PHYSICIAN-SURGEON&A000110HE1111

ed. nt his old residence, in MARGA'I‘E,

OFFICE at the residcnccofthe Rev.W.W. Colpilts, Morgste. December 3, 1111314.

WILLIAM DODD,

Commission Merchant, And Auctioneer,

QUEEN sounuu, .JIIARLO'I'TETO WN. - - P. E. ISLAND

1111.]. 11111017, Physician 85 Surgeon,

Ounce—At the SUMMEIISIDII Dune S'ronu,

next door to Bank, Control Street

SUleIERSIDE, P. E. ISLAND. October 12, 18611.

DB. JAR V IS [Ins Removed 111.11 Residence to the House (hitcly occupied 11y Mr McKinley)

'JZWH. AIIEN, Comm1ss1on Merchant,

AND DEALER IN PROVISIONS, &(-.,

MRRKET STREET - ST.1|0H11,11. 8.

11nd I’urchuse ut‘erery description of Goods. lllny 9, 18118.

JAMES GREENOUGII. F L O U R Commission Merchant, No 47 Commercial Street

Corner of Clinton Street ---—-----BOSTON Juny 1811' . 1y

WILEIAM BEAIRSTO, COIIIIIIISSIOD Merchant,

Auctioneer-113 General Agent,

WA'rI-zu srucET, Snmmersida, -------------- —- P. E. [shin

Established 1845. N E wflfi) R K

1C 40 MPANY. Assets, Jainism-y lst, 1868, Over Ten Million Dollars l 1 ’Rlo' S I DENT: MORRIS FRANKLIN, ESQ, Vice l‘rmidrnt 11ml Actuary.- "WILLIAM 11.11EERS, J11. HEAD OII'II'ICI'.‘ 112 19: 111 Broadway, N. 1'. General Agent for the Dominion of Canadu: WALTER BURKE, 15514., llerald Buildings, Montreal.

The E117 York Life Insurance Company

1.1 0111-: on r111: OLDES’I‘ INSTITUTIONS

(lf tho kind in America, having been clmrlcrcd in theyear1911,uud1:1111111112111-1-11husinessiu 11y, 181.5, During he l\\‘clll)‘»thrco years of its cxislcllvu. it 111111 issued polities upon the lives of more 1111111

Fifty Thousund Persons. and 1111s paid 111 11111111-11 $5,000,001) to the fumilics 111111 1'1:pl'c111-,l|t1111\‘cu of those who here deceased \vhdc members of the Company.

Annlusl Income EXCEEDS

A SAFE INVESTMENT.

The instances ore unluy \1'11hin the (‘chl‘lt‘lll‘c o evcrv Life Insuruuve Company, in whirh lhc pro- 1'11ch 111' 11 Policy has saved from poverly the 111w» rivons of 111111111 who bore thus made provision for their wuuts in times 111 prosperity and health. A wil'e louv insure the 11111 111 her 11111111111111 for her own 116111-111, 111111 1111111111 11111: survive him, the amount of the insurance w1ll be payable to her free from 1111 rloims uunimt 111s untutc; 111111 in 1‘11111: 111’ the 111-1111111'th11 wile before that ol 1111I husbuud. the amount of the 11111111111100 may be mude paynhlc to her children.

T1111} COMPANY DECLARES

whivh are 11111111111111 iu puyluent of each Aumml l'I'cIuium. All1111111111111111111“111111Ctilllplluyl‘c1'1'l\'1‘ dividends \\'11|1'1l can be used in part of the second 11111111111111 nubin'lluclll. Annual Premium thereafter; or the dividend may be nllowed lo111-111.111ulule.and slllluellliclllly 11111111111 whole or in purl in IlIu p11Y~ 1111-111 01 l'1'1>milnns. 'l‘hu llllr‘lllrml 111‘11111 ('ompmiy being l'UIi'I'II. 1' ("IVY/11.. cut-h member pnyN

being annually returned 111 the 1'oli1-y holder's. (Companies having 11 Sloek Capital usually run-I11 11 lurue portion for the Stockholders.) 'l'hu 1111-1- dc11ds paid to Policy 111111111111 cxcccd

$3,000,000.

Endowment Assurance Policies.

Therm l‘oli1-ii-s 11re coming 11111» ueucrnl requral A11 11 sure 11nd prolllablu inveslmeut for ouc's de- 1-Iiuiugy1-nr11, they deserve llll‘lilllL‘lilIUll of 11”. 111111111111111'1-ur1-dbv n11 ordmary life polh-y bemoan-s avuihible upon the death of the 111119111'1'11; on 1111', liudmvinrut plan 1111- 1111111111111. 111 rce1-1red by [he assured himself upon 11111111111111111};naperdh-d 11,111, while full provision 111 11111110 for deuth oreurrlug prior thereto.

THE NON-PORFHTUBB PLAN.

This eompuu orluiuutod 11nd introduced the vol unble fenturo nowu 1111 the Non-Forfeiture Plan which is rapidly supersodina the old system 11f|ifo 1111111 pa manta, 111111 hus revolutlonIZed the systolu of Life usuruorc in the Ilmtcd 811111-11. and which 1111s been udo led (generally in 11 191111 favorable form} by 1111 1.1111 ('ompnuies. A party, by 111111 111111c,1111or1ho second your, mum»! iji'yl any port of who! Inn [11101 [Mud 1n.

[V Tables of Rules, C1rculnrs, Examples of Ilirdiruds, Forum. A112, can be bad by npplymK to the Axeut, 111 (thorlotlotowu.

111121111111. 1:11.11111111111‘51: 1111. MACKIESUN, 1111. R. JOHNSON. Agent for 1'. E. Island: HENRY A. llARVIl'l.

W Gives personal attention to the Sale

Four Million Dollars. .—

ouly the 111'1-1'111111 111111 111' Insurance. 1111 surpllnl

next to Thomas lluut‘s, lisq. , St. lilcunur's. 11c mny be consulted cvcr l'11rc11onu ut the Drug Store of W. ’1‘. llUN'I‘ 11's Co. , Summer side.

St.l-}lcnnor's, May 18, 18118. FOUNTAIN HOUSE. North side Kiny Square, (next to Purl.- lIolcl) ST. JOHN, N. B.

JAMES W- THOMPSON, Proprietor-

' Ill-2 Proprietor 11f the uhove 110111111111ch this opportunity to return thanks for the lihcrul putrolmge hitherto received, and most rcspeclt'ully solicits 11 continuance of the a. me.

This IIO'I‘EL is very picnsnutly situated, 111111 communds 11 view of King Square, and other ports of the City. _

111 connection with the Hotel, is GOOD STABLING, 11n1l11. curci'ul Hustler in nut-ud- unce. Parties coming from 1’1‘Inee Edward 151111111 with horses will find this establishment the most connbrtuhlc in the City, 111111 11 per- son 11'11'ays ut the (him on their arrivnl.

St. John, 51-min), 1811111. 1y

11.81 w. ’r. HUNT, (II/01111111551011 31111111111111,

GENERAL AGENTS AND

AUCTIONEERS. SAM-25110031 .1111) 0111-1101: Heed Queen’s Wharf, Summerside, P. B. L (opposite the Store of W. ’I‘. lluut& Co.) April 2, 1911‘.) 1y <‘. 1“. 1’UliDl"S NEW

Marble and Freestone 1'11 ' ' XIIILISIJJIEN' ', (suxr 11111111 'I‘O 1111:1111 AND soxs') KING SQUARE. GHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND.

All orders punctually attended to. (11111 and See! Jun 7, ‘69 1y

A. W. ANDRES,

Marble Worker, Point Du Chonc, Shodinc N. ll.

MONUMICN ‘8, 1031113, GRAVE- S'I'ONES. &c., &C.

AMERICAN ANo ITALIAN Mum”: CON~ staully 1m hand.

Cun furnish Gruvcsloucs 111111 Monuments ntn less price than any other cstublishmcnt in

the Provinces, 111111 puy 11 duty besides.

#6“ 01111131151 can he left nt Ilnu'runu‘s Book Store and at 1). 1111111111131, 1131]., b‘uuuucrside,

or sent to A. W. ANDRES. tI)u Chene, June 11111, 1868.

“Mr.”w.“H‘.'"I'—‘OPI-:_

EGS to inform the public that he has rc~ ruined the practice of the Law. (lrrli'Is—A few doors below the Bank of l’rmce lidwurd lslnud. Charlottetown, March 18, 1869.

—‘_"'11111')'.\1 115"’11'—11“1.‘E¥,”fl BARRISTER - AT - LAW

NOTARY PUBLIC. 19w. suituuusmu . - - .1). E. ISLAND.

I"

ANNUAL c.1311 DIVIDL'NDS uilH'ELfiuTrllolts,

AUCTION II II RS,

Commission Merchants, ‘ AND Ul"..'1“.lt.»\1. AGENTS. BANK IlUIIJll‘NG, - - ulfiibIN STREET,

UHARLOI‘TETOWN, P E I

CRAWFORD’S HOTEL. No. 0, King Square, 31‘. J()IIN. N. I}.

V 111“. subscriber hoviug thoroughly refitted

111111 enlnrpzed his Il(l'l‘l-II. and STORE, is

now prepared toaceommodnte 1’er1unucntaud

’I‘rnusicnt Ilourders on the most rensounhlc terms.

ALSO,in conntetionm GROCERY STORE,

where every article required for house use

may be 11nd . .1. CRAWFORD 81. SON. Sept. 10. 1.8118. lyr

“Nari/{British a111f11111370111111 1," Insurance Company. FIRE ANI) LIFE-

CAI’I‘I'AL: TWO MILLIONS, Sterling.

11111111‘ oi’rlt'm: (‘14 Princes Street, Edinburgh.

(11 'l‘hreudncrdlc Street, London. Risks taken daily, 111 Town and Country. 111 the 01111111 of the Agent, llendiug room 111111111113, llorc. eslcr street.

(1. \V . 11111111018, General Agent for 1’ E Island. Charlottetown, June 110, 115158.—1y'

(Th‘tmvu Nov 11'. 15191.

$11111 Ell-iteration?

SNOW BIRD, TIIB ’l‘nAPPEB’S emu).

CONTIXUED.

CHAPTER XIII.

“ Just as I ‘speetod,“ muttered Bart, when he invoke, only 11 short time utter Scurlc hIId left. him, and lound himself nloue. Some slrungo hunter‘s instinct had warned him 111111 the camp wns unguarded, 11nd ho bud been restless 111111 uueusy until his sleep came to on end.

"Jest 115 I‘speetcd; the boy 11:15 gone and done it, 115 it was his untur' to go and do. I was snrliu thut sulhiu' of this kind was goin‘ to happen alore moruiu’; hut thur was no use in me keopiu’ awoke 1111 night. 'cuuso he'd only l1cv waited, and played the joke off on me some time when lwus obleegcd to sleep. When 110 bus got his heud not onto any thin‘, he is bound to go through with 11.111111 it seems that thur hiu't nothin‘ in mum" to stop him. In course he has put 1111' into the hills. nrter 111111 gal, us last us he kin go, 111111 1111 I‘ve wot lode is to follcr him 11p. ldon't be- iove 11111 boy has got sense enough to hide his trail from me."

The old muu lrcutcd himself to 11. light luncheon before commencing his search, and then. nltcr examining the “ Sign “ about the comp, lolluwed Scnrle's truil down to the creek.

11c grinned us be perceived that the young gentleman 11:111 cutcrcd the crock. 11nd proceeded to follow it up on the bunk. cnrelully noticing each side, to see where the young gentlemen 111111 come out.

For two hours 11c followed the stream toward its bend,1'1-1'11ciughis steps several times, 11nd hccmuiug mo ‘u perplexed lhc lurlhei he went. At lnst,hnviuggonc along distance without seeing the slightest Sign ol'u truil leading from the crew. , he could not avoid coming 11) 11111 conclusion that be 1111.11 token the wrong direction.

.‘ Eyther the boy is powerful fond of the water," $11111 1113, “ or 1111111111301 more sense than I guvo him credit 1111'. 1111 has been with me long enough to l‘aru :1 little suthiu' and 1 rreon he hos fooled the 0111 coon this limo. W11], 1 k11ow11bout whurhc's p‘iuliu‘ 1111', and I must jist go 111:1‘ and look fur him. I wouldn’t have him hurt for 11 power 01 money."

11: big thus decided. the 0111 hunter hastened 1111' into the hills. towards the west. hoping tlmt 11c might be able “ hcnd 1111“ his cl1111’gu.or overtake him before he could get into any serious 11iinehic1'. 11c snw nothing (11' the young 1111111. lmwcvcr. 11111-11111 he get upon his trail until lute in tho afternoon.

11c 1vns not slow to follow the trod when

further 11p toward the mountuius until 111: l obsc 'cd [but it was rrosscd by another.

examined both trails. “ 111: has found the

gnl. or the gal has found 111111.

111111 (ivorgiu‘s track I know well enough,

As liart followed tho tr11il,it wnsuot long before be perceived thut Scnrle had been in the ndvnuec, 11.1111 tlmt the girl had been lolluwiug him. 11y cure-fully exum- 111g (ml-ks, wherever the ground “115 soft enough lor the feet to leave 1111 impression. he could 1111111151 read tho v ' thoughts of those whose trail he \vus pursuing; but 111- 1- us obliged to admit. (but he was puzzled 111 Ibis instance. Knowing thnt Scurle had hero following (1111 girl, he was unable to account [or the foot that she 111111 become to 1111 appearance, the pursuer.

“I‘m kinder hunt. nod Unit‘s 11 fuel," he muttered, shnkinghis hend dubiously. I'11 they wnr two men, Imought rend the sign ; but lhnr's no couuliu’ on any thin' fur sure when women lolks two about. I‘ve 11 no- tion that 1 will see token of some kind 111 u scrupe ulore long."

llis prediction was soon vol-rifled. 1111 came to 11 plot-11 where 11111 trail was broken and the ground, discolored by blood and beaten 11nd trampled, gave evidence of :1 severe struggle. llero ho pnuscd, and examined the traces closely. to determine whut 11nd happened.

“ Rod-skins hrv been 11110111. and some- body hns been 11cd,“he thought. :15 he picked 11p 11 bit 01 out thong. “ It must 11cv been Georgie who was tied. nod 1111- ' wouldn‘t. her lied him it he was killed). He wasn't bad hurt. 1-y1her; fur thar goes his trail, 111111 the gull's, loo, along with the red-skins."

As there could he no doubt thnt Scnrle bud been captured by tho Iilncklcct. Bart followed the (11111, which wns now plnin enough, until it brought 111111 into a valley 111 which he discovvrcd the Indians en- campcd. Climbing one 111 the hights by which the valley wus shut in, he reached 1111111111111'111'11 from which he bud :1 good view 111' all 111111. was going on below. 11 was night when he nuniucd this elevation, 111111 he could do nothing but rest until morning.

111 the morning he kept a close watch upon the enranipmeut; but sow nothing 111 Snarlc, nor any indications of his pre- sence iu the valley. until he caught sight of 11111 girl who had brought. the young 31-11111-1111111 into trouble. 11nd noticed 111111 111111 went. toward the other end of the valh-y.

Following her with his eyes, he wntrhod her until she disappeared at the foot of the clill'. Then he worked his way cautiously 11nd luhourously. 111111111 lhc side 01‘ 1111' hight. 111111 brought himself urnr enough 1011113 upper limit of 11111 valley, to see :1 1111111 111 the rock, gunrdcd by two Indian warriors.

" \\'l1nvthe grill goes. tl1ancorgie is to he found," was his muttered conclusion. “Those two rod-skins will hev to suffer to-nlght“

T1111 old hunter wntohed his chance ns 11 his life depended upon it. Not only did he wnit 1111111 night, but waited until the night was lar spent. until be supposed 111111 the senses of the Indian chords would he dundom-d by their longaud sleepless word. Then with his ax in 111111 11111111 and his ville in (he olher. hu cmwlcd silently townrd 11111111011111 of the cure, where one of 1111- lilnekfect was asleep. and the other was kei-pln watch by his 1111111.

Steal 111v ns 11 est he approached, mark- ing his victim. 111111 buried his 1111 in the brain of the waking ludiau, who 11:11 with

track was never made by :1 men’s hoof, b'wullllick.

fur it shows \vhurl pntchcd his moccasin.“ 3'0“.

out n murmur.

had risen to his lips. bn-ppmg over the slain savages, be en-

11 close scrutiny, becoming sntislicd that tho 11h1cet oi 111s search was not there. he pussed out. shaking his heud solemnly

the Blackleet, he pie ed it up. 11nd per- ceived that it was the line double-hnrrelod rillo which bud belonged to George Scnrlu. “ They've got him by ginger 1" be excluimcd. as no lclt the place with the weapon. “The next question is. whar is he? 'l‘hut question has got to be answered 1110111 I quit this trail, sure as my mum is ISnrt-hollcr-mcw."

Returning to his station at the side of the valley. be united until morning. when he discovered that the Indian village was uenrly deserted. 1111 111111 noticed 11 11111111 ber of warriors leaving the vullcy during the curly part of 1110 night, 113 if going 011 1111.- wur path, and it was now evident to 111111 that they 11nd gone lor the purpose of attacking 11cuuing‘s fort.