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lifiﬂoogluillnlou,’ AGRICULTURE, ’I‘EMPERANCE

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WAN) TNEWS.

‘Volf4.‘

TH E- Summerslde Journal,

u murmur an runnlslulo lvxlnr THURSDAY EVEN ING. llr JOSEPH J! EBTRA M, AT 111: orrlcn. cum-rut. limiter.

T E 11. M S : 11 co for em ear in ldvance 6:. Id. a)" “ y ’hulfntlvanc'c. 7|. bd.

“ “ at the end of year 9:1.

Parson; getting up CLUB! of run Subscribers will be entitled to tho JOURNAL for oneycur.

IDVERTISEMEHTS- inserted atl'modcrllto rates and in good style. Scholar. Aounnusars may be made on reasonable term: for a whole, a. halt. or quur- (or oolnum. or by the your.

' o . 0 Job Prmtung of every ducription. performed with acumen

and lie-patch. and at moderate much, at the Joumul. Ofﬁce

allude February, 1861).

Aim

Moon‘s rlusus.

Lust Qtr.. 8rd day, 0h. 13m. evening, W. New Moon. lltll day, 0h. 42m., morning. H.113. First Qtr. 26111 day. 011. 64111.. CVGHIIIK. 1-.. Full Moon.26tb day. 711. 52111.1110r11iug. N.W.

w? on SUN 'ouu’n mooul ,. u I doc. a E; 2 wnk rises-lets clocklaoutbﬁiscs n u‘

’1 lb m [11 ml 11 ml 1 h mill in 1 Mon 7 29,4 5913 1'12 511 55 11 11‘ ‘J 110 :3 i’l‘uen 211,5 1 14 112 3r. morn 3:1 11 Wed 211 2 11 Hz! 57 0 14 1111 4 Tour. 25, 11,14 13, 7 2 1 21 all 5 .Priti 24,: 4.14 17,1» 51, 2 2: lo 6 Sat 22, 1111 2130 23‘. 2 21; 11 7 Run 7 2111 (1'11 2.7114014 ‘12 9 47 8 Mon 19 9111 27'52 41 5 12 50 9 'l‘ucl 1H “‘14 20 33 27 5 M 53

10 Wed 111 111 11 211.111 511 6 (ill 57 11 Thu" 11 1511 11054 115 cell! 10 0 1‘3 Frid 12 17 N 2113419 6 10 4 1! Sat 11 I“ H 27.14 10 " ‘ ‘ G 14 Sun 7 105 111,11 2!: 53 47 8 :11; 10 ll 15 .11.... 91 20,14 22 33 12 o :15 1:. 16 lTuel 7 2211 1812 25,101” 17 11 Wed 9 esht 14,51 2G|ll or. 20 18 'i‘hurs 4 1M 14 9'30 11; mom 2‘ 19 Frill 11 2111‘ 11 8 56 0 £15 211 1‘0 Slit l 1711: 1'17 47 25 1 37 3t] 21 Sun 1'1 595 2913 “1‘25 41 it 41110 311 22 Mon 511 11111} 12 l 51 3 411 1116 23 Tue! 51'. 112111 :13 41 51 4 117 11‘.) 21 Wed 65 :13 1:1 211:: ll: 5 1:11 1:1 :15 Thurs 51 115 1:1 HIST 211 ll 17 47 :56 Frill (12 1111111 4 :15 5 risct Ill) 27 Sat 50 11112 511 12 11:1 1 :59 111 25 Sun 11 4&5 115,12 4‘.‘ 111 Iii 8 43.10 5'! ’_"‘_.._.'L,’, “v.1.i Z, Am‘ “‘ ”___-"‘"“ _—

Summerside Markets. Feb. 21. 13119. Boel‘ perlb all a. 1d Mutton pcr lb 811 11 :111

2s 611 11 2s 7d

Oats per bulb In 5d a in lid

Potatoes per bush

Turnip: per bush lod a is Butter per lb by Tub 11111 a lid Lard per lb 911 ll. lull ’l‘nllow per lb. 9d 1t 1011

10d I 111

El I per do:

111 ct per DJ 4111 Mackerel per do: 25 a 3n Collllsh per qt 18: a 111- I’ork per lb by circa" 111 A 1:11 l-‘lour per bbl 4.1- a :17. llllllud Flour per cwt 211- to 2111 Oatmeal per cwt. 17s a 18: Hay per Fun 505 a 1105 1'11" Bounds 105

is a lill

Spruce Boards Charlottetown Markets. Ch.’1‘owu. Fcby. 21. 1869. 44d ll 8d {Md 11 711 41111 a llAd

lit-01‘ per 1b Mutton per 111 Pork pel- 1b.. by circus.

11am per 111 (1d 11 7d Geese L'- n :11 you]. is a Is 611

it 311 11 111 lid 20sa 2|!

lluckl ouch l-‘lour per 100111-

Ontlucai per 100 11111 a Ills Buckwheat Flour. per 11) 2d 11 21.1 Colllhh pcr lplinuli 18:1 11 20-

Is 11d n is 5:1 is 311111. 1d 311 ltfld

9d :1 10d

ls 111111 In ‘iil In 1511 111:: 1111

Butler per Ill

Do. by the tub, (.llrew

'l‘ullow

Eggs per dozen l’otltoel per bushel

Barley " " 5n Onto 2| 8d a 2a 1111 lluy per ton 701 11 7p:

Hillel per lb

Sheepskins each

Spruce lloardu per 100 ft. Hemlock " “

Thus

BANK or rumor. EDWARD 1s1..\no

Corn" of Great (.‘targo J King Streets, Charlottetown. Prcnlllerlt—llou. DANIEL Iiiutlum. Boulder—WILL“! Gunmen, Inquire. Discount 1)1lys~1110nduyl &. 'I'llunlllllys. Hours of Business—Foul 101mm. to l p.111.

from 2 p.111 to 1 p.lll.

(is a 1111 till 411 11 in Gd 3: (ill a. is

laws Giants.

UNION BANK.

Gv‘aﬂoa 81., Quml‘a Squaw. Charlottetown President—Cami.“ PALMER, Empire. (Enabler—Jun:- Allanooll. Enqu re.

Discount "aye—Wednesdays Kl Saturduyn. “curl of Businen-From 10 mm to 1p 111., from 2 pm to t p III. SUMMERSI11E BANK. Control Street, 51111171101111». 1'. E. Inland President—Jilin 1.. 1101.11". Em.

C Mar—'3. L. erulo. En uire

D mount Du ao'Pnecdnyn all Frill: I.

Not" tbr l) urount mutt. be in be on 11

o'clock on Discount days.

than of Bulimia—10 a. 1n., to 1p. m.

from 2 p. m.. to 4 p.111.

1211. J. N. FULLER. Graduate ol Bollevoe Hospital,

3111111211 dialing», 3. ll.

11 Ill". Mr. Dmitri-a . all :ppelltc tb- Establiob’ulant ntJ. L. Holman. Ill-1].. ‘.’ All n11- pronlplly attended to.

Inn-cubic October 15. 18611.

Quaint“ lliards.

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114011111111.htm modulus, GENERAL AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS. SALESIIOOM AND OFFICE Head of Queen's Wharf- (oppollitc tlle Store of Wm. '1‘. Ilunt &. Co.)

Summerside. P. 2- Island April 2.1?118.

E. 1“. l’Il I lDX”S

new MARBLE l I

AND FREESTONE ‘ABLISIINIENT, (xcx'r noon '10 11111211 AND soxs‘) Iiing‘ Square, UHARLOTTETML P. E. ISLAND.

All orders plulctually attended to. In" and Sec! 1"

WILLIAM BEAIRSTO, ComImssmn Merchant,

Auctioneer 115 General Agent,

‘VATEH STREET. 1’. E. Island

Jun 7. '11:)

Summersill —ﬁ:iblxr1 51.91:"sz ﬂinmmissiua aluminum

And Auctioneer, COMMERCIAL HOTEL. SUMMERSIDI‘}.......... I’. E. ISLAND. REFERENCES I J. BchnAu, Printer. Suluulcrsidc, 1‘. E. I. .1. 1). McLEllll. Merchant. L‘llur'town,

.1.”. ALLI-zx. St. John, S. 11. Nov 19. fl

\VILLIAM DODD,

Commission Merchant, And Auctioneer,

our.th SQUARE, SNARLOT’TE'I'OII'N- - - I'. E. ISLAND

cltnchL BROTHERS, A UOTIONEERS. Commissmn Merchants, ' And General Agents,

BANK BUILDIXG. QUEE ' 'l‘lllil-i'l‘. Charlottetown. - - - - - 1’." “Island IIANFORI) BROTHERS, Successors to Thomas llaul‘ord.

Commission Merchants, A1111 (icuc‘ul Agents. 11 NORTH MARKET WIIARF'

SALV’ ' JOHN, N. B. Cllal 11.11 1‘ I Fred.S.lIan1‘orll

J. H. ALLEN. Commissmn Merchant,

And Dcnlcr ill Provisions, &c. M A 11K E '1' S T It E E T. 51;. John. N. B.

$52" Gives personal attention to the Sale null I'urchalc of every description of Goods. May 9. 151111.

THOMAS KELLY,

Barrister - at - Law

NOTARY PUBLIC. &o. suthlcusull-z, - - r. 1-1. LSLANII.

James Greonough, F L O U R

No 47 Commercial Street Corner 111' Clinton Street ---- -----BOS’1‘ON Jnny. l. 1116!). 1y

mt. J. 11. .umtusox. PHYSIOIAKSUR'GEJE &AGGOUGHEUR

OFFICE It the. rollillenoeul‘lhe Rov.\\'.W. Colpittl, Murgate. December 3, 1min.

D13. .1. PRICE, Physician 85 Surgeon, Orwell—At lilo Slzlllmnslnn Dun: Show. next door to Ilank. Central Strcol SUMMERS/D I. . . . . 1’. E. ISLAND. October 12. 13138.

Dif'JARVIs

Has Removed 1115 Residence to the Hollie (llllcly occupied by Mr Ml-Klullly)

next to Thomas llunl‘s. Esq. . St Eluallor‘n. 110 may be cousultcll rvcry l'orcnonll at the Drug Store of W. ’1‘. HUNT 5:. Co. , Sunlolcr- tide.

St. Eleanor'l. May 18, 18118.

"Fliuurnlll HOUSE.

North side King Square, (next to Park Hotel)

ST: JOHN, N. B.

JAM E! “'.T110.\11‘SON. - v - -1‘ltOl’Rll£’l‘OlL ' ‘ilE l'rnprirtor o! the above IIO’l'l-Jl. tllkl-n tllill opportunity to return thanks for the liberal pull-allure hitherto received, and mom rollpl-cll‘ully solicits ll continuance of the I me.

This HOTEL 111 very pleoannlly situated. and comnlnulln a view of King Square, and other partll of illt‘ (Tity.

In councction with tho 110101. In (1001) STA “LING. 111111 a careful lillxilcr in nllrlnl- once. l'arlics coming from Prince Edward inland ullll horses will ﬁnd this establishment the most comfortable in the City. and a per- son May: at the (‘uu on their arrival. St..1olln. Sept. 10. 13611. 1y

The Journal is the best advertising

medium on the Island.

more 1111110: scum

TOBAﬂﬂﬂ FAGTORY

but been Removed to Water Street,

To the Store lutcly occupied by Mr. (1110mm (711mm. Harness Maker, in tile House 01" Mr. Gzonon O'NEILL. whcrc

Tobacco of all Kinds,

Twist, Flat and Nutu'al Leaf. Will be kept; constantly on hand, and sold at

Lower Prices than ever!

ﬁ?‘ l’ooplc from the country will ﬁnd it to their advantage to call before purchasing

elsewhere. : PATRICK REILLY. Proprietor. Sumnloraidc. July 23, '68 .

A. w. ANDRES, Marble Worker,

Point Du Chenc, Shediac N. B.

MONUMENTS. TOMBS. GRAVE- STONES. 1110.. «be. AMERICA)! AND I'r.\1.1.\.\' MARBLE cox. atulllly on hand.

Can furnish Gravcsloncn and Monuments atu less price than any olllcr cstubllxllllicnt in the I’ruvinccs, alld pay a duty besidl-s. 3137‘“ Onmzus can be hit nt lilau’rusll's Book Store alld at I). Emux'a, limp. Sumlllcrside,

01‘ 5011‘ 1.1) A. \V. ANDRES. Point Du Chcue. Juno 11111, 111118.

North British and Illercuntl'lc INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE AND LIFE. CAPITAL: TWO MILLIONS, Sterling.

0111141: (ll-Ticks: 64 Princes Street, Edinburgh.

(51 ’l‘llrendneclllo Slrect, London. llirks taken daily. in Town and Country. at the nllil-c ol' the Agent, Reading room Building. Dorcllestcr street.

G. W. DMBLOIS, Geucrul Agent for 1’ E Island. Charlottetown. June 20. ll-llili.—iy’

on council mull

' ‘1115 Paper hull bccu rccclllly enlarged to

mammoth proparliono. l‘r lll 'rul; 1411111251 ‘ 111101211 I’m-1.1: 13! Till: \\’l)lll.1l. 1c the iug organ ot the Union Movement. and llpposel ritllulillm. close coullllllllioll. exclu- Bll‘t‘lluﬂﬂ and church custc. It ill the only paper that publishes llsullr \l'xull Bl-zlzclllzn's Sermons, which it does every week, just us they are llelirered,—wilhout qualification or correction by llilll. 1t allvocptes univcrslll ullll'rngc; a union 111' christian: at the polls; lllld the rights of labor. It lllll the beat Agrb cultural Ill-pllrtlllcnt 01‘ any paper ill the world; publishes stories for tile family, and tor the dcslrucliuuot’ Bimini evils. It edito- rial management is illlpcrsunlll; its writers and editors are lroul cvery brullch of the church, and lrom every grade of society. 11 has been uptly termed the fret-st organ 01 thought ill the world.

Such 11 paper. nth-ring premiums of Sewing Machines, llicliollurics. Appletoll's Uyclopt." diu, Pianos. Organs for Churches. c1c.. makes ono of the best papers {or cauvasscrs iu the world.

cvcry congregation may obtain a Commu- uloll Service, all Organ. u Mclollcuu, :1 Blur. or 111.1tc Insurance Policy for its Pastor, or ululust any other uccdlul thing. by LI club of subscribers .

Send {or a copy. enclosing 10 cents. to

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HANK VAUIJI‘S. llljlitll..\lt l‘lllhllr

VAULT DOORS. IRON VAULI' DOOR.»

l'A'l‘E N ‘i‘ (fthlthA'i‘lON 11A N 11

LOCKS. Ill-11:21) 110x168. l‘A'l‘l~3."l‘ JAIL

LOCKS & Cl“.th DOORS. &1:. £50.

‘I‘uos. I-‘L‘l.l.l.l:l:. DAVID STAR“ d: Sous.

'l'ruvelliug Agent. Agents, Halifax.

Munlrcal. 111-1: 13. '68 y . “4...”-.«m an"... i. .._.... .. CRAWFORD S HOTEL.

No. 9, King Square. 51' . JOIIN. N. 13. HF} subscriber having thoroughly rcﬂltod and enlarged his IlO'l'lCllllud ."1‘0111'2. it now prepared to accolumollnll- Permanent and ’l‘rllmiellt Boarders on the most reasonable terms.

A LSOJn oonutctionm GROCERY STORE,

will-re rvcry nrtlclo required for house use

may be had . J. CRAWFORD 8:. SUN.

Sept. 10. 1808. 1y

New England Self-Actinr

BANB LGOMI

.l us! what every [‘11 or [In ulres

' 11.1. wcllvo from 1.”: to 3|! yarl A per day. Ally stylo of ﬂood! required. A dozen dill‘crclu twill cun be woven upon the mull: warp. Alan

S umlcss Bugs,

AND CLOTH. nounl. i-WIDTII. Cnn weave a well six foot ten inches wide. Alto. wluda 1111 own lpllllll; and while 11

weaver one quill it wlmla unulhcr. (hm also

be folded together and taken through a colu- mou door will: the wrbb in. The whole operation is performed by turning an easy crunk.nndrnu bo oprrntud by a BOY or

(11111. ten or twelvo your: 111‘ one.

8. WELLS k C0,, General Agents. No. 113. Federal leccl. l'urllllud. Ne. Aim Ayn-11h! lbr the Lulu ti Ilnlllonr-ollr FAMILY KNl’l‘TlMl MA~

(311mb). (Head for n mrcular). October 2'2, '118. 11‘

1’ 0,8,1 IVY . " ‘ roon JOHN.

" A poor luau, Illnmulu. very hungry and cold— liill allocll. ‘11: 1: [My to rec:

1 went ill the parrot llllll found them. mum-111. Slout. huavy,1uld 51111111; 1111 can be 1"

So Ruby. my llaughlcl. held 11p in her hip The gilt llllu 11nd chosen to make;

1 blooped no she saw not. the tours in my eyes, My heart blcd us Illongll it would break.

They were brother Johu’l shoes, John 1th 1011;: ugo: Not 102:1. ml the happy dcull urc— Nul. lolll. us the "corn dies illlo llll oak— Not but like u cloud~eovorcd slur .

Lint lost no the weak 11nd tho orrillg one: loll. Altbu lull-rent is lual by the blight,

All the out-going vessel sinks into the bell, All the snow loacs town ward Its white.

1 llnlullcd lhelll mlflly; how like him they were, \Villl lboir obsliulltu luuh nll llwl'y | With the heels lruc'deu oil‘; 1 smiled through my lourl. Aud Ill-pt back 11 sorrowful nigh.

" Yell. tulle lllclll,llenr ltuby. 'liu idle lIlltl weak To ktu'p lllcul l'llr lcuru null regret.

When feet all llllallollllcn llre clone to the door. \Vithoul lllclu—i‘ll never forget."

" Como llilllcr, dear motilorl come quickly and lllrl ; The man has Killlli down at lllv tool; The poor llullltcll kl-rl-hicl' lllul lion on his breast

Sliv- nol with the heart's busy heal." u 1. v p a

The cyclills unlocked. the lipll wore u smile, All 1 bent down to render llly cure,

"Oh. weary one. welcome 1 look up. llrlllhchollu! Uod bull bcollcd nud nunwereu my prllycln“

. 5

Just when I was willing 111a will to ubide. Doing meanwhile the duty he set.

1111 (“filed to 111v lllreellnlll 1he wullllerillg feel.— Took them out 01' the wildorillg llcl.

He gave me to stand by u calm dying bed— tlnvu Inn words to remember for aye;

.\ FOIle ol' the rallolllllcll, u gnlvc 1 may tend. And :1 lrysl. we uhull kcl-p by and by.

§tllrl literature.

THE MEXICAN’S REVENGE.

1w COL. 1.12031 1..11‘1T'l‘1-:.

Ruxoun. ill glancing over the many ro. munccs written uow-n-days. and reading ol :1ll\'clltul'cs by " llolld and til-Ill." docs it over strike you lllllt, ill the scenes and ill- ciduutx titaniuJ‘elute-d. some of them are real. and not altogether illlngillury? It is sun] that " truth is stronger than ﬁction.“ and wo all know from experience that it is so. and [11:11. the realities ot ovcry-dny lil'o are wurlll all the pages 01' a novel. and. from their nature. would be considered lielious when they ul'c stern lrllllls.

Will: this prcl'acu 1 will proceed to tell :1 slory. the hero ol which is now an honor- ublu ulclllbcr in our grcutulclropolis. The scene 1111:1111 ill Mexico. and at the time 01 Illll.\V1|l' bctwcell that country and lllc United States. The subject of the sketch ill on Alllt‘l'll‘llll, 11 unlivo 01 ll. Soulhcrn Slate, llllll has led a lilc 01 wild advculurc and romance, 11: ‘iug occupied a high po- silion ill lllo lfllitcll Staten army. and :11- lcl'wnrlls lillcll :1 still higher rank ill the Colli’cdcr-llc st'l'\‘lL‘0.

Some time since. I met. a number oi qlnlllcllll-ll :1t 11 social party, and there were present a few old soldiers who had grown gray ill lllllSUl'VlCc oi llll-ircoulllly. \i'hcu lliulll-r had been l'clllo\'cll.jokcs and stories circulated freely, and my blood, whom I will call (lellerlll \Val’lield. was prevailed on 10 1.1-“ 11 story ol his curly lilc. that two or thirty present. kllow to bo ll‘uc. We all arranged ourselves comfortably ill our seats. placed the wine in get-nt-ablc posilillllS. and the general bchn :

H When I went with my regiment to Mexico ill 1816. I was :1 very young man; loo young. in fact. said many ol’ the 11111- curs. who were my juniors ill raul; butmy seniors in yours. to hold the commission ol :1 captain. 1111 that as it may. 1 full. lllyscll llllly competent to discharge the duties devolving upon me. and knew I had too much ambition to be pl'olllotcd. ever in lvavcr before all cncmy.

"1 had studied Spanish at collcgo, and know just enough to pride lllyscli'llpou my knowledge 01 the language, and to talk. with 11 ball accent and cxcol‘ablc grammar. lo lllo sonorilus whom we now alld then were so lul’luunto as to ulcrt. I ilattcl' lllysell‘ l was rather goolidookiug Ill those days—don‘t laugh. gentlemen. it was many long years ago—null. us ill usual with most young men who receive much attention, was considerably spoiled.

" Thus the days glided by. and the low ﬁkirnllshrs wu bud II‘OIII day to day hl-lpcd gr cltly lo enliven our minds. You :11] re,- lllcmbcr the llatllo 01' i‘lOllil‘l‘y? Well. it, was there that I was taken prlsouor. and no doubt would have died from ncglccl.ur been put to death by our cruel l'ocs. had it not bu. II llll‘ :1 lovely young lilcxlcun who l-llmlool] to sue me while 1 was conﬁned. with a low ollll'l‘. in tile wth 01 her l'ulh- I‘F‘S house. so . . km to lno from the terrace. and. alter listening attentively to :1 long vollllllll-e ol my own. about having,r many to love me who would without doubt go down In sorrow to their graves. 11 111 should bolall mo. she said she would release we as soon allcr dark as she could.

" The. 11" wall really very l)t!tlilllllll.llllll was the dim htcv llfa wcnllily olll Moxi- l'lln. who db not halo tho Alllcl‘il‘uus as much as polio ' caused him to pretend to This 1 learocl lrom her own l‘alr lips.

" At lliwllblall a guard came into my room. am said:

" ‘Souor, come with mo.‘ 1 accepted 1110 invitation. lhougll I did not like his hang-dog looks. and followed him from 1|ll- llollso lo the stables. Here he lcd out from ll stall a handsome hurl-u. gave me a lillll' lo road and lcl'l. me. The note was as lollowa:

“I have nlonned you. at great peril to lnyorli .11111 olllcln. Itljulu 1:1 “1111' your roulnllllm. l ll‘tlll 1.» your honor. and lllorclnro plro you 111- couuler ~1u11‘Moulrmuuu.’ for you lluvl- In K" through llllcc lulu ol pick-1*. knowing you \tlll mo 11 only {or your own rrcnpo 'I'lllll» 111! 1101i! i'udvo

Summer’s-idem, ljrinoe Edward Island, Thursday, February

'25, .1869.

"I kissed the sweet words. mounted the noble animal, and 10111111 hanging to the salldlcntrusty subor. null pistols ill the holsters. ‘liiclluld is llilusull :lguill.’ 1 cxcluillled. alld ill oncllloll1clltlnol'el was 111151111114.r :11. )531110 open coulllry. Two lines I pusscl without llilliclllly. the guards at. once acknowledging tho (mull- lcl‘sigu. As I approached the third line. 1 lloliccd 11 ball lll't‘ll llonbll-ll. llllil leaving trouble I rode more cautious] ’. I was hailed. and when ordoroll lo ' advance and glvo thc conutcrsign‘l was abouito obey. when all ollicerc: lul out not to let me pass, [or it was against orders.

“Quick 11s thought. I drew my pistol and 1111211 111 the [ace oi the solllinel. and before any resistance could be. oli’erod llnshcll through the ranks, and ill 11 short while reached our army. This was the colnlucucl-ulent oi my nclpluiutzlucc with Nina Dalgl-o.

" 1111111115 Ill-w by, and our victorious arm ' was knocking :11. the miles 01111:: cily ui l\ cxico. 1 had been lol'lullulc, and was in command of :1 regiment, When the :11- 1uck upon the oily colllulollccd. lll ' revi- ml-nt was attached to lilo command 01' [Tu- gnllunt (lcuorul Quilmall. and was a part ol'tllo stormingr party. “in forced our way over the cuellly's lllllcr works, and just as l was rushing over the walls. at tho head oi lllylllcn. :1 ounnou bull Sllﬂllt‘l‘t'll my lclt arm. lrllnl the elbow to the hand. 1):. you know. gl-nllolllcn. I hardly fcll pain. so glorilnw :1 thing dld I look upon 11. to 111511 :111 arm for my country? I was borne lo the rear. and as tho surgcou amputated lllo shalll-rcll rcllllllrlll. close to tho Flilllll- der. I smoked :1 cl}, 1' and gown] upon the b: llc-licld and our troops rushing oil to victory.

"When the city had been carried, and our army was ill poss ~ siou. 1 \‘ns rc- ulovcd 10 a large public building. ill cum- p:lny will: :1. llilllllJul‘ ol' Ulllcl' wuulldcll ol- iicels and 1111'". 1 was \\’t.':lk;|lltl ollll‘ol'illg. and hall to be carried upon :l “1101' llll'llngll lhoslrecls. and 11:1 many it snowy hund- kcrehicl was \aned at me. I took pride ill letting my clnply cont slccvo 1:111 over till- side ol lhl.I llill'l‘. and thereby .slluwod tllul lhzul pluccd :lll lll‘lil bolloalllllcxicuusoil. in defence ol the stars and silipcs.

“ As we paused ill from of :1 handsome mansion. I uulicl-li at lhu bal'vcd windows :1 lovely face that scl-lllcd liuuiliav. and iti- so saw that itsowllcr appeared to Wong- 1112:: me. lUl‘ silo turned and called come one to her.

“ The litter passed on. and ill my weak condition [i'lll‘lfll lilllc whom she might be. Moving ml: hall lexcilcll lever. and luv weeks I lay at donlll‘ll door. my friends vxpeclillg me daily to become 11 candidate (or tile orders ol lhe llllllcl-luker. .1.-ll go! honor. I was 101d that a lovely young lo- lnulc llllll aclll, each day, dl-Ii (nos 01 all kinds. and ball ulleu come llcrsl-ll‘lplile ol- tcu to look llpull me.

“ ' Who was she." who could she be ?' I mcnlllully .1. ml lnysnll‘, as [gull-1111111111 lllu delicious l'rnil. ul :lil kinds tilltl delicate, morsels upon lllc lnblc hear me. i had dropped illto 11 gl-ullc sleep. and was dreaming oi Nina Ilnlgco. lilo girl who hall snvrd my lil‘c. when I l'lelt ll touch upon my iorl-hcnll. and opening' my eyes. the vision 01 my dream stood bclorc inc. and lllt'l‘O rested the some sweet sulilo up- 01111011111511.1111. had Well my udlllil-uliuu long llclorc.

‘- 'Ilush. sonor.‘ she said. about 10 speak; ‘ keep quiet; I will not let you 11111;. You remember mo. and I am glad to sec you once more, luv 1 saw you as you lcd your men 111 tllc cllalgeumd saw you 1:111; l “"15 ill my window. and l‘ccogllizvd you bccallsc you rode my horse that 1 gave you some time ago. I believ- ed you killed. 1111111 1 saw you home by my lalhcr's maul-loll ill 11 Inter. and 1 Gem my maid to see where you were taken. 1 have 8:111 you good things evcry day. well knowing you could not cutlllvlu. but. I thought they could bo divldl-d umoug your comrades. You have been here lur four weeks. blll are now CUIIVHIL‘SCNILHIHI will soon be well uguill.‘

" ' Father has :1 house in 1111I cllv. and 1 have been llcvc since I saw you 1:151. Now you know all, so ask no lplcsliolls. lull go to slot-p.‘

" This order I obeyed. mld awoke r ll'cshcdt The low dzlys longer that 1 was conﬁned to my bod did not ract‘lll lcdlolls, 1111' each day the lair Nina \‘isilud me. Will-u able to walk 01:1,1 visited lll'l' homo. and formed the acquaintance oi the old Dull. hcr lather.

12:11:11 ll:l.y proved that 5111! was very dear to me. and I read ill her eyes [11:11. my lovc \ '1 relul'llcll. At last 1 lllusll-rl'll llpl‘ltll: ' , and 111111 her 111 In ' love 1111' her; sill,- colllcssml lllut :lhe hire: me. but >llill silo \\':1I cugl "le to all lllliccl' 01' high rank ill the Mex an army; lhn' 111.11 had never cared lor him. but it wa. till} wish ol lll‘l' lather lllllt she should murl‘y lillll. and she had consented. 1 was somewlnll Ill)!l[l[ll.‘h‘l)ll at this news. bllt told 110‘ I Would >1 lk to llt‘i‘ lulllcl' on 1.11.1 subject. and as I 11 so. he entered the room. I ammo and illiti him hi my love. and asked him 1111‘ his d:luglltv1“sll:lllll. He replied that he had

as 7 was

lulwuys liked the Alllcl'ieulls. and [11:11 1110‘

young I aloud high 111 the army. and was :1 line lcllow—exellsu my sell pralsc, gou- tlclllcll. 1 merely rl-pcut wllul llle old lloll ultil|-—-.1rlll 111: would willingly give 111: consent. and allow his dangilll-l‘ 1o bl'cak willl Ill-r Moxicuu lovrr. 1 Ill:llll\cll him. and us it was lulu. 1 11min good-night to my ll'iclllls lllld l'ulllrnod In my quarters.

" The next Ci'l'llll‘g 1 stnrll-d to sue Ni- un, ﬂlltl. as 1 ultra llid. approached the

house ll'ollllllll gal-dell, lllr lll'l' rooms ovor- 1111113 :1 pl-l'llrci [Lil'illllMl ol Howl-rs. As I

lloavl-d tho houre. l heal-«1:1 1t‘:ll'lill son-am. that l at once recogllizcd us Nina‘s voice. i tidhllttll lorwnrd, and sprang upon the. balcony jllai. ill limo to see her ill llII‘ arms til 11 tall.llulk. lilllugll .‘llllgllllll‘t'lil-llillklllg Mexican. and behold hilll llliu: :1 3111131111 inlo Ill-r bosom. 1 gave :1 yl-lllll r.l;_:l-,:1ud rushed inlo the room; while he. ll-llillg

Vi “MNBTQZT”

man to whom she lll'lll been engaged hull :ll‘l'ivl‘d, null upon his: illlorllllllg him that his daughter had refused to marry hiln.but bud pl'ollliwrd llcr bond to on Alllcriruu oili— cer, ho had expressed no rcgn-l,bnt mere,- 13 ‘Ililll ho wished to sell Scuorila Nina. to 5:1) lul'l-lvl-ll. “'11:”. had passed bl-twccn lllclll llonc could ever know. but it wot; thought that the Mexican. lll:1dlll-llcd with jealous rage, had killed her to prevent her l't‘om llllll‘l'yiugz ulu.

“ l’ool‘ gill! she was buried the day 111‘ tor llcr death wuh grout polllp alld spicu- llur; while I had lilo body 111 llcrtlssussi . ill Hllllti oi 1111! rank and noble lamily. c111 - ell out inlo the open country and given to the vullurcs.

“ ’I‘llus (‘llllcll my love 111 Mexico. and 'lluugh many changes have come over me. though I burn wallllcl'cd ill lll‘dlly lands. and the noise 01 battle has iJL‘l’ll often in , my cars, 1 have ucvcr forgotten Nina I‘lul- goo." The general ceased speaking. and thanking llllll lor his entertaining stol'y.wu pledged each other ill a parting bumper. .-.nd returned homo illlprcsscd by tho lull late ol the belllltilul Mexican.

Axorul-zu EARTHQUAKE—UH Tucsday.p. 111.. all we wore. passing by 11 house whom 1111: 1’11 idculizll election was gllillgou, on lllllllist \(‘l'llllll Sllcclllll‘ll oi the masculine " (il’l’t‘ ll licud"——u l‘clll scl all from lllc b‘il-rl'n N -1 inches high. sprang uttered the loilowillg llal'l'lulguo:

“ This l< me; it it 11111 011:9 mo. and no misluke! liilly l-I:llllllpl:lko. Esquiro. coul- lllollly callcll lilllo llilly. nil the way lrolll the North Fork ol the Yu‘rl llunl. I‘m :1 small spl-cilul-u, or you soc—:1 l'cllmlu circumstance—:1 more ycul'lillg, but 1'111 «11 the true illlpol‘illd [:1 ml. and (':|Il whip :luy 1111111 in 5.111 Propel o. \\'-ll-o-n-p! Won't nobody come out null light mu? (lonloolll someone 11‘ you. ulld dio du- cclllly. l'or i'lll splittingr for :1 light! [have not bad one l'ol' more than :1 week.

May be you dunt know who litllc, Billy is? i'llll-llyon; I‘m a poor man. it‘s :1 incl; bul. 1c:lll‘tbc. run over; I‘m lho illcn- licul individual lhul. grinned at lllcuzlgcl'io out ol'clllllllcnllllce. and made the ribch uoncd bullbooll. hung down his bond and blush. Whoop! I‘m the chap thul. lowed tho Ill-ozlll born 11.". boat 11p Salt River. where the sun 5 \\’('1 so thick lh.lt 1| lisli collilll-lll nwi ll \villlolll rubbing his sculcu oll‘! 19:11:19. and il nnyllolly (lllllllli it. just ll-t them make Illl‘ll' will! (,‘olcll-ll-doolilc- lloo! May be you never hl-urd of the limo lhll horse kicked me. and pllt 110111 lli< hipsolll ol‘jllilll! 11 ii. :lill‘t ll'uo cut ml: 11p l'or cl'nbllail. l‘ln lllc iuluut that. llclnro 11s eyes were opened cullcll out lor :1 11111111: 111 while -yu whiskey. l'lel'llapa. loll, you llt'Vl'l' hr '11 [I'll ul‘a youlh that ll'll'tl lo look lovingut :1 gal. and threw Ill-1' inlo spasmodic-a, llllll she‘s a roaring. raving maniac. to this day. Whoop! l‘1n lhatlitllc ('llpill. Talk 01' grinning bark ol u lrco. like old have Crockett— ‘tain‘tuolhillgl—lnlo squint 01 mine at n. hour‘s 11ch would blist ' 11. 0. I‘m one ol your toughest sort-live lorcver. and mill to :1 \vllilconk post. Look at moi (said. he slapping 1115111111115 on llislhiglls) l'lu tho gillncwillc :mll-lc—u r0111. lloublll ucllllg: cllgiuo. I‘m the loeoulolivo that pushed llli.‘ bllll ol the, bridge. and 1 (‘-:tII run. olltjulllp. out swim, out vote. chuw more lobacco and drink more whiskey and. keep sobl-lcr than any olhcr mun ill those parts. 'l‘bol‘o. il'lhotlllul't make 11 light mulling will. I wislll may be lcclolally 1'11111-julllluml inlosixtcell gill shops. il l lloli c lhl-ru‘s «chap among you that's got. courogo lo collar 11 bcu. Whoop; [money I “ Well. said Bill. walkingoﬂ' in disgust. " I‘ll go home and have. :1llo'.llcr nettle- lncllt \vllll Joe Silnes. llu's a ball chunco lol' a light, 51:“ v as how he‘s got but one eye to gouge ', 1111 all llllllel'llitoulol bum cars; but poor l'clluw. llu'rl mighty willing to do his beat. and will stay a body's up- pclitc till 11ch clevllun.“ (Iixit Billy.

grumbling.)

Knoll-Illuslhz— 'I'llc “‘ushingtou cor- respondent of the New York Hera/ll says:

“ Mr. 11. ll. \\ ilson. who look 11 promi< ncllt purl. ill discussing; the reciprocin lpll-sliuu pl‘llll'lllllll‘. li‘gill (Holly. is pre- paring :1 slutcmcllt lo luy before Congress lugglsl‘lng inlpol'lllllt lczllllrcs not embra- ,....l in “My l.|1|l- billsllolv llnllln'collsidcr- :ll‘loll. 111'. Wilson lhillks that no men- t-uro shoal-1 be cllll-rlnilll-ll which does not include 111:: luanulal-lllrl: ol l'ckpuelivu counll'icsas \vrll as pl'oducc, which the 1':ll ~llliu 1:1 sol-k to make tho basis 01 reci- pl-l Il:gi~l:llloll. Senator Italllsoy's bill t'llllil s Illt‘ cull-.1111 plinciplles ol latch 11 1111‘ :11 , blll lixcs llw llnly lo be paid on l'llllt‘l side :11 11111 llllil'ol'lll ram 01 live pcr cont. Ml". \Vilsoll proposou to make this roll: 11:11 111‘1' rl'lll. 11:1 nerrs‘ul'y rcvu-nlw illlpllsl ill llOlll countries. nllllnlslllu mute illlpm'bllll changes respecting lllo trans- port 01 goods and llll'l‘t‘llllnlliln through 1111‘ rl-sp:l~1i1c countries. It is understood 111111. 1111: cumlllilloo on Ways and Means nill shorlly report :1 resolution. for tho :llillpliou lll' the House. I'crp1csihlg ihu Sc- orclnl-y ul State to investigate tho wholo sulljl-ltlol' our lil-l-iprllcnl relations wllh lllc llvilish l'i'UVlllt illll l‘l'llOl‘i, Ills \‘lew lllt‘l’uull in.) L'Ollgl‘t'ﬁﬁ.

lhllllxlass 1x 1.0x11ox1x'l‘lln l) rune. -—Oll lllu lilll illSl. London was visited. in

full day time. with the darkness ()1 night ; and at 0110. o‘clock no “lip-cl. \\ as \‘isihlu at an arm‘s length l-xccpt l-v 'llll ol lighlml

gas. Not 1111- Sliglllt‘oi :lppl- ':1nco (ll fog llcnrtllc ground was vislbll to account.

l‘or lllis vxlluuldillal-y ubsclllal ol‘ daylight. .\ liens-o yellowish pull hung over tho lawn, 11111 :10 high that Illii housetolm and lil(‘. strl-pll's oi chul‘l'lll-n wcro lost. not In :mv wvl-alll of visible mist. but in tho lllltl’l‘ gin-ml and shadow ol ordinary mid~ "mm, \\'liI‘|1 lbvrc, IS no moon ill the Ill-av- run. Thu, 311001 lumps wl-rc lit. not] so

hcr lull. run to the open window ‘lllll Ira; lug upon it. tuvllvd, drew a phlol. and saying. ‘ Dog of 1111 American. llit' l‘ livcll.

sleeve. and bullll't‘. 11c t‘llillli escape. a bul

the window. glancing lull. saw him lying ill :1 llt'llll upul 1hr. ground, 111111 111111. ho \vslsdl-all. 'i‘llcn returned to poor Nina, who had lwcl raisl ll to lhv- ll-ml‘ by 1111' lather. “ho 11:11 also Ill-uni lll'l’ 1‘15 lul‘ lll-lp. Tim lull!

ulve» you. for ll 1- lny own. Do not tor-pvt. Elsi."

She was 111:;111.

had come In sure. but not to revenge ill-r ill-1' llllllt'l’ 1olll luc lllattllo 1101:1114 I‘Uillltl London.

were lhl-gns lllll'llt‘l‘S in all the shop Wllh llows throughout lhu city. Till)qu the day was lar ll‘ulll bright. 111 the ﬁll-11111115.

'l'hn ball passed through my empty (-oul- lilo absolute, llarkllcnll was conlincd to the

l'l‘llll‘lll distrlclo ol 111c un-lropulis.aud was

21-1 ll'ollllllypistolsenthilnlleadlollg1mm lllit‘kt'l' ill the slvrols lii‘lll‘ lilo river. I rushed llll‘Wlllll. 11nd .lllurucyiugullrlllwzlrd.lllu waylllrer hall.

1 :l clllupnvalivoly llgbl glay sky before him. 1 \vbllooll lunuillg to look back he lmw tho 1 ,llllltsl-s alill llll-lclll'llll by tho overhanging lllll~ll~ily ol the higher ntulml hero. Later I in till-day the in descenlle . And I dun.- . llillgllll~l$1111ﬂt over Ill 1110 adulthoo-