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Summerside Journal,

In PRINTED AND rUnmsm-zb l£\ I.l:\' THURSDAY EVENING, nr JOSEPH BERTRAM. AT Ills Ul’Ht'lC, (a: "run. STREET. 'l‘ 1') It M S :

1 copy for one your, in IIIleIIn-o. “ “ Imlt‘udvaIIee. :lllhe end ot'ye I'm-guns getting up I‘LI'IIR ol‘l'l > will be entitled to the .Iornml. I'ur oneyear.

ADVERTISEMENTS

inserted at moderate rule! and ill good stylt‘.

Srncml. 1\tlhl:ll.\ll2.\‘t'~' IlIuy be made on reasonable terms for a whole, a half, or quur- ter column, or by the year.

JOB Pit INTIN G of "cry deseription, prthrlneIl with lleatncss and deapatell. and III, lnuderatu run-5' at the Jol‘ItNAI. Utliee.

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Almanac tor Apr”, 1802; Moox‘s I'IIR.\sI:s.

Full Moon, 7th day, im. lnor. bearing East

Lnat Qtr., lIlII day. ldl.'.!2m., Ili"noon,below h.

Full Moon. 21H day, 2h,7m.. lli"noon, b. West

First Qtr. 29th . 2h. l'nn at”noun. b. West

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D K A SUN sIIil-mrlhi's ; ‘2 Pi .slow‘ (il'|:_ -Inoon g"

M '1 ~5-vciril'lork Lnoithl l'lses E1

j p. nigh lll‘lll s; |u lulu n,

ll\\'ed5 -llIi '_’-II ‘ W

2,‘l‘hnl -qu

:rrua, :Ial

I);’I'IIII 1o‘l-‘ri

Il-i mo . u ' ll.

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15 \Ved' i Ian I o .' lli,'I'IIII ll ‘.’”,lll 17,l"ri - II :II In , 15' \‘at l ‘ ‘ 15' Sun I.) ,' ’ {III 1;; :io 2(l.\lo I 8i I 15 41 7 I la. 4:: nl .17 i . l'nI l l‘ .‘ul 0 .. l' .3ti 4 59,6 -. ‘.|‘ , 2m 5.»: 57 ' HIE! opt soul 1 2H Tue‘ .61; ' Milli Iapuonq I: ya “'ed 55‘? ’ I'.' I.) 3x. I) ..'. ., .‘ill'l'hll‘ 5a 2| 2 571” :all I III‘ a | . l

b‘ununcrsldo Markets. AI'IIII. 2’, Has.

Oats par hush - - ~ - - - ’ - - - Barley per bush I'olatoea per lllltlll Turnip: per Illl>ll - - - — - - - - - Butter per lb by ’l‘ub Lard per lb - - - - - Tallow per lb. - - Eggs per duz - — ~ lleei'perlb - - - ~ - Mutton pcr lb - - - - l'ork per Ib by eareass (lot-so eaeb - - — - - - - Flour per hbl - - - - - - Oatmeal per ewt. - - - — llay per 'l‘ou - - s - - - Straw per l-wt. - - - - - - Tine Itoard: — - - - - - - - - - - - - Spruce lloards - - - - — - - - - - - -

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35 Gd zl is

pi. Is a in

Ullarlottetmvn Markets. April ‘1, was.

Bel-f (small) - - - - lid I: I‘ll Do. by quarter - - - M a 5d Mutton - - - - 4d a lid Lllnlhpcr lb. - - Sid a :ill llutter . - - - 111d a I.'Id Do. by tub - - ~ Is a lit] Cheese - - - - 4d a 7d Tallow - - - - 'Jd a lo.| Lard - - - - lid a lid Flour lb. - - - 3d a :l.‘,d ()ulmeul 100 lb. - - 2o < Egg: - - - - I I hid Potatoes - - - L‘s lid u L's tld 'l‘llrnipl - - - - lzld Barley - - - - 35 it 1': (MIL! - - - - Iis' lloards (Hemlock) - - - -i~ Spruce - - - - is a 5. Pin - - o - Ts a in Shinqu - - - L‘: .1 lﬁr “'ool - - - - Is a Is lid llny . — - - To; a So, Straw cwt. - - - ~’ Homespun - - - 51 lid :1

Sllccpukinl — - L's ii iii:

(‘ali‘skln lb. ad a lid

llidL‘! lb. - “II

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BANK OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAXI)

Curntr of Queen .5- Willow 8/5.. l‘IIlIIIoII’equ-u President-ﬁlms. l).\.\II.I. Bursts. Cashier—Wham“ t‘l )I).\I.l.. IJwIIlIre. Discount hay» \Iondayuw‘. ’l‘huuolays. ﬂourlot‘ llusinrsswlﬁnn Mann. to I p.Iu.

from L’ ;I,ln In I pun.

"T‘Nlox HANK.

Grafton SI” (Juno‘s Sqlulrr. (Vuln’uI/rl’ou'o l'ro-‘i‘ii‘IK—‘(IHAIIIJ « I'll. II.Il. ‘zqnire. l‘l;“|lifr —'-l)\.\.ll‘.’& .\.\III on». -quIre.

“iaeount ll:l_\’<—\Vt'lllll'ulll}3|l\ Saturdays.

ltoun of Business—From III a.nl to 1pm..

from ‘I p.uI to i p III. dUMMldIiSIIlI-l HANK.

Central Strrel. Sumnm-sl‘dr. I’. 1!. Island.

President-Jinn. dolls It. IllllI-IVIJI.

Cashier—I’.. L. Ll mum. Esquire

Discount l)ays——'I‘m-ul.lys and Fridayu.

Noten for Disenunt must be in before ll o‘cloek on Discount days.

noun of llllrinwn~—lll .1. In., to I p. III. from ‘2 p. up. to I p.lII'

'I III-:Il'l'nl'vn, Saddle and Harness Maker,

Water Street . . . . . Sunnucrside. Ocmlmrl'z. INS.

Blanks—0T all-"kinds" i517 Salt‘ nt Bertrmn’s Book Store.

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Cltlliiltl‘fili than .

“FOUNTAIN i-IQUSE,’i (‘I‘ZN’l‘ItAL S'l'ltl-Zl-E’l'.

SUMMERSIDE!

Till; subscriber mo»: l'espeI-Il'ully returns his thanks to the puinI- who M1 lihernlly patronized hinl hcl'vlol'oro in the “linion House." and wishea to inform theln that he has again opened up, next door to his old :~t:lnd, II.

Boarding House 85 Bar.

Having plenty of yard room. and excellent and eommodious STABLINU. be is prepared to make all I-unlt'ortuhle who may palrenilx the “ FOUNTAIN llUlZSIi."

DA VII) (1 IlADY.

Fountain lloust‘. Sunun dc. ll‘eh

cc Hotel,

IiIIANAlLLI-I STIII Si}.\l.\lliltSll)l-Z. 1’. ll. 1..

JAMES GRSZIEIL PROPRIETOR.

Permanent and Transient lloardera will ﬁnd good Ilt'i'illlllilliilltlilnl ut the above Ilotel. Good stabling, luld a. careful llosiler always ill attendant-o.

’l‘hia Ilotel will alu~ '- he kept open on the nights ill whieh the bteIInll-r arrives and leaves. tor the aeconlmodulion of travellers.

Sullnuvl'dde, Mareh 12. bills.»- :bn

ROCKLIN HOUSE, Kent Slveet, Charlottetown, SIMHN I). l"ll.\.\'l‘3]i. l'lilll‘lllli‘l'tlli. mient toarders will

'v altlirlllt‘llull.

Permanent and Iiud lllt‘ :Iiane House It t‘h'town. .que I:‘.. lMi .

Commercial llotol, N1! '1' .1 [amp [LII/D"

ooncu mi; PAID!

[N l“l"i‘l'IIIr'. Ihe (‘oan‘ll I-'.\nl; oi ulllrllvel- lers from Illl‘ Ilailw Slalion .III‘l Meani- bout I.:Indin:;~ in this I' y lo the ('UMNIICII- t‘l.\l. ill I l‘I‘LII. Kin: i‘II‘I'I'l. n In: In Ike their slily one day or upuurd. uII.l. ler run by the l't'UlIl’iI'i‘Il'.

i“.\ll|‘3 A'l.‘ ’i'lill lltl‘l'l'lll:

't'ltArhlI‘M‘.

(Ine Ilav ‘ - - < — - - - - - SI In) Um- \\'t It. - - - - - - ~- 5 UU l'l.I:\I\N '.

Per Week, c - - - - - ad ‘.'.’. to gt no

The III l'l‘lil. i~ ~ituatt d on llzl- Ia‘. bu« {new stem-l in tho I-in. and Iu-uI-Iy nllpnnllu tlu. \\‘ \\'I:II|.\‘. It is ballulmnnly IllIed up and eah'uluted Io III-ennlmulate Mlllh' tii‘ly persons Irry vunlt'ortaldy.

II. l’. Ill VIN-l. I'rnpriI-tor. l‘... .\o\'. T. 151?? ly v . ,« . .\ .

i . . \ Quantum Quasi guild. King Square, (Norl ll tilde) ST. JOHN. X. It.

The SII‘I~I'I'.'I-I' ll‘\lII’.’ l|‘.l‘t‘ll the above Ilolt‘l. :Illl lI lllllll Iiu- .~ um i» now prep ll't‘-l lllllll ml ute 'l‘rlnxil .II and I’. lIIMIlL'Ill . I tIu~ : I-y :IllIIII..III Io lltLL'l a

»I; Ire I-t pun II' p;lI~uII‘I-,:e.

I ll.I\ iI I~o I. .I~ .‘d the I'ommn-liom Stable

..IIt Il‘llt“l. ll'lil -I vim-l! ilI' ~n~rI i4'l“ t‘i :I

“mill-r. trim will be in :Illellvl IIII‘e i all

hour-A. ll.‘|\| ill'l‘~ will be :ule to pit r. lrt'acv

[ion at luut ~l rail ~.

.I.\nI-:s w. 'I'IIonsz. Proprietor. SI. .luhn. X. IL. .In._\. I.IFI17.MIy'

CRAVVFORD’S HOTE'IT, Nov 9- Kilur Square. St,Jobn. N B.

Permanent and ll’.lll~ll‘lll “murders Itt't'Ulll- luodaled on l'e.l.~onable It rlna.

St. .In'lll. N.

ill eoInu-Ilion \\‘illt the above the subscribers b i\ L‘ opened a

First Class Grocery Store where Ihev will keep eonslantly on lvlnd. Flour. t'or'u Med. l’rovi' III‘. Tell. No, ‘. Molasses. and all ul‘tilles llsllally kept in a tit'In‘el'ySlIIl'e.

4i ('Ii;\\\'l"l)lil) \\' .\'(l.\'.

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May an, I A r A v g _ Nor/l: Ill‘iHs/L Il/lll rllt'I'I-Iullilc le‘U RANCH (X ).\l PAN 1'. 1"”th .-\Nll l.ll"l“..

Establishcd 1809.

'l‘\\'() MILLIONS, lll:.\ll Ill'lvli‘l : lCIllNlil'liUll & LONDON.

(l. \l'. l)I,IlI.llIS. Agent at (‘lulllolletou a. Forms of \pplieatiou I'll“ be had by apply- ing In Mr. .I. liruruin, Jon/"no! (tiller, hum- lllI'I'iIllI'. I ldl‘llllli'lltu'll. June ‘30. I§Ii7.—Vlyv

(Jo-Partnership N once. ' Vlll-l Sub-I'l‘i‘m II I\ e Ibis d Iy enlvri-d into

t3l)-I'.\|t’l' {hilll' Ila li.\liltl.\‘l‘lllv.\' and A‘I"l‘()|i.\'l . «l..\ W. ulnhr the name, style and than of

ALLEY 5: DAVIES Ill’l-‘II'I‘..~ lt‘ll.\I.I.I)lt.\\':~‘ l;l'lI.I)l.\'li. tinml tiroln Srnrl r.

(‘.\I"I'l‘.\l.: Sterling.

,

t'h'rloltlrInu-IIJIIII .IS. IN”.

c. L. RICHARDS, " " lnlporte' and Wholesale Dealer in glilislh It .. ouignlln'orn'ass. i, llead North \Ybarf,

s'I‘. .Ionx. .\'I;w ltltt'KHWlt‘K. lit-I'. Ii. 1543?. lv ‘7— "ILINI‘IIIIII Iulo‘l‘llnns,

II.Inl‘ord.

Sueeuwuw to 'I'In :u l“

Commission Merchants

And Ilene 'al Agents. 11 NORTH MARKET WHARF. sr JOHN. N. It.

I. V . . ‘1 ‘ . '. llant-Ird .. ., . . I r«.I.b.Il.lnloll . ( hug L .I.ul. ‘Jl, 186:5.

lid ]

Bantams (ligands. on. SHAW, ‘

recently arrived from (lid England, has taken his allude at

PILGRIM'S REST, LOT 10,

where no (':Ill be consulted at IIll hours. March .7, Inliﬁ.

JJll’. l'II’lUl'}, Physician 56 Surgeon, Ol‘lucu—At the St'MllliltSllH’. Illu'u S'I‘onlc.

next door to Bank, Central Slreet SUMMERS/I) 2', 1’. E. ISLAND.

October I“,

lil' 0N CASEY, M 1)., .I"/Iys[vian, Slug/eon (L‘ x’lccouc/lcur formerly Assistant Surgeon ill the U. S. Navy, oll‘er: his pearslil‘nlai llt‘l‘Vl‘ PS to the people ofSunllnerside and vieinily. llc can

consultedathlsoillee, over tIrJ Store of (irreu & Sehurlnan, in Sunnnersidc. Juno lll. lt'

' ‘i‘IIOi’I‘XS‘R’i-ﬁIIZfﬂ Barrister - at - Law

AND

NOTARY PUBLIC. 6w. sunnianmnn, - - r. Ii. ISLAND. i‘“‘.9'..‘flﬂ-.__._.-. , m-

WILLIAM M. llUWI ,

Attorney-nt-Law and Notary Public.

.i'r.‘ Il' (I A 1t 1) \VILIdAM BEAIRSTO,

Commlssmn Merchant,

Auctioneer d.L General Ago/ll, “'A'l'lIR Nl'lllill'l" .S'llnlmm'w'I/I‘. -------------- u I‘. ’2'. Island.

’ ' WILLIAM noon,

Commission Merchant, And Auctioneer,

ol'l SQI'AIIH, I7II.III’I.”’I‘7'I: r V w James In snougb,

F L 0 U R

Commission Merchant.

No 47 Commercial Street l'ol'ner III ('Iinlon Street -- - - - lit).<'|‘t)N.

~ 7 Jr'ﬁIVALfENfﬁ H Commissmn Merchant, And I) 'illL‘l' in Provisions, &c. M .\ ll K I“. '1' S T It l“. 1‘: 'l', St. Join: N. B.

vii“ lil""“1l€'|‘stlll:ll attention to the Sale and l'lll‘t'lIIIM‘ oi'evrl'y description of Uool .. May It. INIT. > H " I'.\II\'I:I.I. IIIIo’I'IIIcIIs A lTU'I‘ I II) i‘ll'l ll‘i. . u u Commissmn Merchants,

And General Agents, BANK ltl'lllllINIl. QI‘I-JI‘AV S'l'lillll'l‘. l/uIrlu/lrluuul. - I'. If. l-‘I'l/ll

JABEZ HUDSON,

Authorized Auctioneer, I 'I.I:.\I. .\liil.\'l‘, «In,

’I'Il’l'IIX. 1'. 1;. I.

.que L'T. ISM. ‘ ﬂ

' ' 'I‘IIo.\I.\s Ivnlxxm. Boot and Shoe Maker,

unvrIan s’rnlnrl‘. oppositell'ru‘ll d: NI‘IIIII'IImII's Flln‘q.

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Boots and Shoes of a superior quality con» .-l;lnIIy on hand, and for sale eheup. SIlnIllII-rside. .Iunc li. INF: Iy

, . in . W. _ Boot 8t. bhoe Factory! '7 1Ill". subscriber begs leave to direct. 1hr attenlion ol‘tbr llllitlll III his

BOOT 81. SHOE SHOP, uw etnsoow BRIDGE,

where he is prepared to do all deseriptions ul‘ work in ill! lull. at the shorted notice. and guarantees good lmltel'ial and " perieet tits." No alopm‘nrk pI-I-l'ornn'd In re.

Men and wonn n's l'iu us and Shoes iitltl ‘onullllllly on hand. and will eheap tul- out]. It‘ approved rred.I.

Just step in and leave your Ineault'e.

.I.\.\l I). IIUITSI'ON. New (ll :«yo-v lividge. Min ‘.‘7. INNS.

.— . r. , ' Barber .3110]? . ' ‘lll’. ~tlbwl'iber l'equ-vtl'nliy :IIIIIouIII-e ‘ i tIIv lerple ei'SllIIIlIIvr‘iIle. and the] : in general. Ibul be has opt-III d u a I l i ) ll.\l\l)l&li blitll l on St. Stephen Street. III the house Minx-rs. (l'XI-ili & Nun's ﬁlole. will 1.9}. pn-pll'ed In I III work up'hl'lilllii”; in bi- limp-“tun, l‘..l.~t Ilssortmrnl at I] [fr (‘1 \. Hair “I «IIII'I rs. Told/l I‘.. ~ I'v I‘ll. l‘y/la, din,

w on hard on the Ino't reasonableterms.

alwll {Vt [typing Inlrrlully puf ill order .13.] A ('ll.\.\,’. I'll't) \\'lNl{lll‘lli.

Sumnlerside. Jan 210. lens.

WILLIAM W. WELLNER, Watelnnaker and Jeweller. [NI w'rssolt To A. l‘I’Ill II \~I.I

7.\’|'I‘II|..\ alld t‘l.(l('l\'S ol‘ all kinds ‘\ I‘JI't l‘IIIlv I'I paired. vh-aned and fl unlo- lml. .Ili\\ li\ ol’ all kinds neatly and wrongly I'I'I‘dll'tli.

Iowrtvrl r us nun:

of W .\'l‘t 'Ill'lN. I it lid! and PLATED '. whieh \Iill l'l‘ :nI-l reasonably. ‘l'ade ronduI-ted on the no ere-Iil

N. >'\'\lt l||.

f“ y“Imp lately orcupied I.) .\.l‘IIrI-blr'e. liq-mile lion. 1‘. Walker‘s, Stri I I.

t‘hal'lulteiowu. rt‘ll. 5, 1865. Inl

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P B B it B V . IMAGINARY EVILS.

Ll‘ |' to nIan-uw lake earl.- ul'ta lnorrow; III‘IH'I‘ thing” of tilt: future In line. \\'IlnI'r~ lhe use to anticipate sovlowi Life's troubles eolne nevur too late! It to hope over InuelI be Ilnerror. "l'is one that tho who have preferred i And how often havo healts been in terror Uverevllu that novur OCIJIl'l‘cd.

Ilavo limb. and thy t‘uilh Bhull hllaluin thee; l‘ermil not mupieiou and rare

\\'ilh lll\'l:llvll.' bonds to eneluliu Ibeu. lint hear what (iml gives Ihee Ia hour.

ly this spirit Ilippolted and gluddeued,

lie nn'el' by Iot'ebodi '5 del'rl‘r‘d ;

llut think how “I'd ul .‘Il sadllen'd 13y things that nrvcroeculrred-

Let to-lnorrow take cure of tomni row; Short nlld dark on our Ilie may npp r. \\'e I ly make it'rlill dorkur by sorrow,—

Slill hilul‘lt‘i‘ by sorrow nnd I1. llalt‘our lruubleu are half our invention. And ol'vn from Ilka-rings ennfL-rred Have we ubvnnk in the wild i|pplullr|ll~itln (devils Iluu never ureIIrrI-d'

ﬁnlert :tIile'alulr.

ALICE EVANS. on, THE MISER’S BEQ‘L‘S‘T.

(,illll'llltlui.

Time passed, and everything went on as usual. The rent was punctually paid. Alive \vonl ullc lnnvning to carry lhequar- (1-va payment to Close Ind Iound him lookin;,r verv pale and II. vgard.

“ You are not Well," said she.

" No." replied hr, " I burn been ailing: some lime."

“ ('an I do anythiuglor you, sir? Shall I call a doctor?"

" A doctor? no, child. that would eosta dollar,“ said the miser.

Just then he \ seiZed with pain. Aliec qui ks‘ned Iho lire. and homo Io got Si)lllt'lllill;{ loI-l s reliul' soon came back with hot tea and law she lonsled the bread, and madu llilll n5 eumhu'lublo as possible.

“ I'll value in Io-night, and see how you I are," said she.

“ Thank you I"

. The word came. hard, as it he was not in the habit nI usi ‘

Aliee went that main. and e night :Ilter Iill Ibo old man was eon. . I!y helix-r; blll' Ieil Idle had butdonc bel'duly. and Iboughl ol'no reward.

Three years passed. :nld Alice was a young lady, with a l'aeo iv to look upon. and manners ol‘olplal gt . lltll‘llll." the three years her molhel. Ill had been gradually tailing. and leqll ' I Illill‘il ol‘ hor lime :nd attention. hilt: .«IqqmrlmlY llt't mother and hersell bydoinglbe wadi- ingtllal her mother Iormerly had done. She. had ll1'-il‘|l regularly Il'om Robert lirey.

It \‘iIIII-lll I‘nn

“ ltohcrt. an hour ago I did not tbinltl [could ever be happy again. If you will take me. grief-stricken as lam. I will be yours.”

“I will. my darling; and God glaut that I may be tender and true to my pre- cious tI . :ure.‘

Hearing oi AliI-c‘s approaching,r mar- riage. a lady for whom Airs. Evans had sewed. sent Allen a. uoIIl containing her good wishes and twenty dollars. which she. urged her to :Iecopt. Soon al'lln- .-\Iir‘l' called upon Ulosetlsl, to pay him the rent due. and inform him thal she would girl- up the tenement. To her snrpriso the nliser rciused to Iako the. money Ind ask- od her, ill a kinderlone than was II : wont. what were her plans for the future lbush- ingly. Alice told him. and begged that he wuuhl take hisij due. IIo Iozlld not be prevailed upon. giving as a reason that sin: had met with great trouble and that he had not forgotten her kindness to him when he was ill. Alicc thanked him, and took her departure.

V 'y quietly she look upon herself thr Inarnago vows, and llobcrt Iirey earrivd her to his distant home. wilh a proud heart. lIc had succeeded well. and had risen to a place oI inlporlancu in the house which he entered but 1'er years III-lore.

About two )1 r al'Ier their Inarriagt‘. talking oi Ihings past and gone. toberl askml his with what, heroine of Ibo old lIlIM'l' whose shoes she pieked up in the alley one :Il'ternoon. Alieu related In him all she knew, not onlillnur his I‘M ael.and expressed her wonder at his sudden Lind- lless.

“ lint did yml not hear the hell ring?“

He went. to the door. and returned with a letter directed to “ Mrs. Iiobel't Grey," in a cramped hand. ()a opening It Alim- v read the following \\’ol‘d~' :-

“ You will IIoIIbIb-w In «I i ml at lill contents oi this letter. Uni ll I‘III't'l3 your gaze the hand that writes It v. ill be eold ill death. You remembuv ‘Jliper (flow. list,‘ as the people called himl‘ Do not shrink when he tolix you that in: is your own unele—-—yourInotbe ~brolher. It may be that you will shrink 3‘ and pity more when 1 tell you the cutlau oi his blighted lilo.

“ 1, Benjamin (‘Iarke, was onm' asli'xhl» hearted a mild as you was when you [lit ‘ ed up the. old slipper in tho alley lire. yeaI ago. 1 row to manhood; Ihey «dd l g: promise of a happy, :I prmperulv‘u iulure. I loved. as luitbl'ully and derotedly a:- your husband loves you. l‘bu “hp-p1 o: my ions deceived me. and marriwd HIM ‘ unworthy oI hel'. Smartiu: under thirl hitterdisaplmiulmentl led the plum- in so; eh oi happiness. and alter an a nee ol'muny years I returned loliud II .uhel and mother dead. and Iny only sister IlI‘Il' vied. to whom [could not aw I lin. nor could anyone tell mu oi her \vllercal-Iulh.’

" \\'h:\t “'Ulhll r that I grow hardenod and IIIe wr-"wh you found me? 1 human, :It once a t Iabbed. u\'.‘|l'l‘_'illlli< Ill‘lll. \\'iIlI‘ my ycals grew my Il't~«~ilrll lnr gain. :lndl thus it was Illzlt I Iota-iled the :Illllelldli‘ul oi't'hvsulist. wbivh Ijo~tly merited,

” When I saw vonr dead mother, unne-

a.

and he had \isiled her once. 1

line morning Mrs. I” Is was quill: lee-I ble, and in spite of AliL‘I-‘s eil'ol’is NilUQl‘I'W‘ tilpltll‘ mine, III a few . AIiI-o Iv-I~. obliged to hummon a physit I. lie, told them that with slliet atb lion and ellrel'ul. nnr~ing ~he might I'I-eov, , and :IIIer an illness ul mule weeks she was able to sit up.

Alice‘s IIII'J'IIK‘ had grmvn very slender in (~oII~(-qIII.-Im- ol Ibn expenses allendanl upon bur InollIel‘s sit-hues and she lound that she had not the money In meet the

puno‘. II, that he would exvl .e lbenl l'orl once, and hoped in a lew days to have Ihe I-rquired mum. Iiel'ore she could obtain it Ibo mist-realle and demanded his due. .\lit explainnd to him Ibo eunse of her delay. and begged ior :1. low days. Wilh much grumbling has consented to give them a week longer. lit-lore, Ibo llllll‘ i had expired Mrs. I'lruns‘ di. se took an 5 alarming form, and Alice was lnolhcrloss

0n the day appointed, (‘losn il<t made his appearanI-e and asked luv the rent. III-i had not ht‘lll'd ul Alb . bel'eavI-nlelll.

«‘ I) sir." said Min . “l \Vl‘ll it was in my power to pay you ; but you must know how [am now situated."

H Ito you mean to -;I_\' that you cannot pay Iue today ' id be, gruilly.

u I vannol,

“ Why not 1"" 3

“0h. do you not LIIow why? () Inyl moIhI r! my mother! What will your: child do without you i" litll“l lrom lho pool I ;;iI'i‘~ lips. ' “ “hat is it about your molh: r?” asked! I‘Itm .i~l. in a nutter to e. ‘ Alive told him oi hvr' enl sorrow. and wired him In no into tho room where lay all Illl'l l't'lllllilll'll III her lIIIIlI-l' mother. ‘ (‘Io I~I 1;. zvd :Il lllt' Iijgid I'aI-e, alle some tinn: he s .I'led suddenly said — “ Mir»: name In lul

and

and I

.r:lII~'. what was your Iuolher‘ she. \. - married 1‘“ “ ILIi/sI (‘I "he." answered Alien. " Win I": \ she i urn. i‘llllil L” “ ln I.r’—.“ was Iln I‘\\'tl‘t ,\ I'IINI‘ observer Ill ulll have (blurted '3“; ol strong emotion in the questioner‘s I. blll .\liI‘I' was to v derply ubmrbed ill In In lil-I‘ it. ('lowtist tlll'tll’tl away and ~:Iid. buskily » “ No lllitlil'l‘ about the rent. I ran wait.“ " 'I'hzlnh you; i will do my llt‘J [u re- pay you lor your kindnes,“ replied Aiiei‘t Among those who :Ittenl’o l the luneral oi Mrs. vans was the unset l'eoplo won- Illa-ed to see him there and Inarvvlled that ho so much ufl'eeted. but did not in- quire the ‘unsc. The tooling dicplnyed would hare been explained to them bad (boy heard these word-A. Hpnkt'll to illlllht'li in his Ioul ly but that night :m (‘lal'kel my own dear Sirlt‘l" (Cull l.-I;ivn me 1“ While Aliee I‘lvnus kal. thinking lhedmn‘

h

sido III-I‘.

“(I Itohort. you me so Itiudf" sobwa the young girl.

It “'v'l‘l gently vaiml IIvI' head and said.- ‘ \in 'pzz". \<~II." “ but I miss ll'l' so." >bv answered. -‘ Alive. il you will but :Ieeepl it. you

(out Ueurm- 1«ball have all Ill-'Imlllinl‘l I e.ln give. \\'ill l" SI

you accept my deep x) Inpalhy and deepeI lot e 2'“

'I:Iy beiore. me.

quarterly payment to (3h dist. Sllt'lllljmlll onou. but Ididnotwi>h lo bur thought. a< they had :Il\\ ‘ been so dun your happy IIl‘e. l [01'] that death;

'lmoI-e lasting; man no r.- In

opened sol‘tly. and a manly I'uI'nl stood ill".

you lnu.~l nol wen-p; do llol. l=

thing about heri 4e siruek mo as In in:- lamiliar, :I ebildish l't'pow [had never no- tier II. that reminded me i'ol'eihly ol' lbw I ‘mnle ol my boyhood. You I'llllll‘lil'll'l laxked you her name. and by so (Inilizg I :IIi/.I:«I Iiml it was my own sialer who I Icit your home l't“!!l\'t'll to beeolnc u dill‘crent man. and have tried lo in' so, and l I earneslly that (;..d may pardon my past \viekedllr‘s. umlprr- mit Inn to meet your angel mother in the land to which I shall soon g0,

Several times I tell tallll‘ntl-d to Ilisrllwe

drawsniirh. I do not tour to go, until praise the tiivvr of all good that III: has allowed Inc to remain longenough lulu 'u' a slight reparation for past wrong. This

latter will be. sent you alter my IIe'IIII,._: wilh my will. by whieh vou will Ina-nun I; .,

the Iluascrstll‘ oi'twenly linumind dollare I beg you to accept it wilh bio.~<ini_rs loI‘ your guntlenesa and bind :u-Is whivh I' not be. I" rpolten by me. .\nd when-x I'I you tlunk ol me may il not In.- with ~bvinl.»I in" tutl Iit'lt‘sluliilll ol‘ my wayward lilo,‘ but with vhluily. Your unele. l lil.\‘.l.\.\l|2\ t‘I \l " I

Alice's ey' " lllll'|l wilh lI‘IIl a ..!II- p I».<-‘ ed the I-:lII-r [\I her llu~bzlnd llll‘ [with II.

“ l'uol'olll man.“ wa~ lio'u-I‘I‘u Ulllhlvlll " l Would that we could havI- eh u'od your lonely Iul. .\.iee, III love. your Itindutm has" met its lull re 'd. l l'.llI hardly l‘i'it I/u' Illix good lolluu . i

We. will drop Ihn vullaiu on Ibis seen“. and lube. :I paIIin: hunk len_\earn lioln li.l . ex r-ut I 't deselilwd. ‘

III :1 beau III eeInI-lery, n hrr»n lhr Idrd~l

1r:

Iiiii.

’ug all ll.l_\' and the sun 4 WI i'I wilh :I I'ailu radianee. walks :l lill ‘ and thrl'e ebildrrn. Till y ~1qu below. I ilZlIlIixlllIH'

IIInIIlIIlwIIl. and ~II'e\v llUWI‘l‘s upon the ‘1l\‘1‘.. \\'o will read tho iIlH-l'iplion. ('III‘Ic Ital/mom."

'l‘ho llllllll-‘l‘ bends rever-nlly over lill ‘grave, and pizn e~ Ibere llI'I'IIlli'l'ill'f. 'l'he 't'llll|ll‘t‘ll look towards her with lm inpr eyes iilrlt'll you may iilld tIl - group lllt'l’u, \\ illl llhvir lnuueellt olll' ‘n s' to him uhosr " t-zil'lhly lot was pain and :lnguidl,"

MASONRY.

'I‘IIltrnlerI-d :IppveIItiI-e is the ﬁrst de- gree in .‘dasonl‘y. and though it supplilm

Inn Instr-rind knowledge. it is In plrle with it

|information on lllI'llIl',‘|'|I.’tl strut-turn o1 lul- III-dvv. IL is renlavkabln, lo I, luv the plenary ol Ihe lnor iIv whivh it im nil-ates

LA: all out: red :lpplvatlec, n l--~~on oi b.I

earthly grandeur, is ilnpl‘eswd ume lili mind by symbolic covenmnh I.I.. mum-1 not in their ehuraeter I‘\~'I'III :-. I..- ‘ l'l‘ho quIIlly IIIIl hol a». (ll pimp, ' pb ted in t'lllilll‘llltllil ll||\‘ll \. ‘

l

:Inrl

,. h'l‘ l‘.lll l'\- preu'. and the urophyle is Ilill ele In in: n earner stone ui \iI luv and p'Il'iIr. upoil‘ ,whieh he is vhrllpwd to t r-at :I sllvaNlIIlv-

I‘ own

lure. alike Inn'le Iide ill innlwll iratl'rni'}: III ublell hr! is lli‘l'I'AlLt'l to vnnr ' 1i’)\[‘ ‘Jlllr

' .I.< II 1“ the \\I'.Ih4‘l

_p;III Ill llI‘I' all} :m l iIl'III'I'. :lllhnu 'ii an em: I" d up} l'I ilill‘l‘ i~ allowed to ‘33 in :I Lodge ol III~ d. «we. be i~ out I I‘Iltilltll

I« ah or \ole on Ibo pIoI-Iwiihggs,

win I I~< on Her:

,degrcr, he i-. II-ehlliI-.Illy “till to lie 'I II

t . I

‘lnility and K'Hllll'llllil oi' worldly rivb. u :Inﬁ.‘

lI-l l“illl"

“Two :I «allnlidlle is iIIiIi it d illln iill‘;

Iered,"tbut is. ho ha: been permitted ll enter tin: ground-door oi the. temple, lul’ a

‘reamn well known to lnamns.

Al'l:(~\'.—'l‘hc Ialulmhin or while. lealin v apron the badge of a Mason, and the

lir~ It l)(“‘lll\‘.'l'll by llll nowly .llli‘lU‘ll Apprentice. worn bv oi dive. llltlnulﬁ, to preserlu their game as Iruln sputur stain. lint we. as >pevlllzltive masons. tho it tor :I mon noble purpose. liy the whiteness o! ils color. and the innocence oi tho animal lronl which it is obtained. we are ndInon- i~hed to pl‘CSt-l‘vu that bIaIncb-s: purity of life and eonduvt which will :donu enablu IN lll'l't‘ililt'l' lo pvwent» our»:dves below the uni \I'Iaeroi' Ibu I,'ni\‘e , unstain- ed wiJI sit Id unsulliud with \Iee.

Inn-still , euninIntcd unimportant part oi the Ant-ian My «cries; and as tho whim apron i< thcim >Iilnro oi masonry. we lind snlnelbi ,7 re: .rnlbliug it ill all the pa- gan I Tim llssoniana clothed their eundioale wilh It whitu robe. rem-hing Io [be ground. alld bordered with :\ I‘ringu oi blue I-ihand 'e: an emblem ol‘bolincss. In the Ill rlt'l I-l ‘iI'I‘t'I'I' the garment oi ' w \\ bite, in: lSti. says II. while. i I-olor most: ceplablc to the god»: This will: was eonsnlcrcd sacred, and never taken all by the possessor until . III l’ersiu, in tho lnystelie: ol'MiIbI. ,tllc robes oi illl't‘ftitlll'tl were the (iiI-dle. on which “'1 depleted tho signs oi the Zodiac; the l" , tho While Apron; and tho l’urplc 'l'unio. in the ll1_\~lI'riesoi Hindustan, the. aspirant was lil‘t"l‘llll‘tl with a eonsceratcd Sash. run- :is .ng of :I I'Ul‘ll oi nI'uutiIl-eads, which was worn ll'Olll tin: Ielt shoulder to the light ~ide. An apron. composed oi the. llll‘cO In lrllillc colours‘blue. purple and sear- h-I——u as worn by the .II-widl )tlllltllluud; and the pltlpin‘h, on all Ulll'il‘i’Jiisl Wik'u about to puI-Iorlu any solemn duly ' Irost- etl themuelvu \vILh :l girdle ur apron. Irusllymll the ancient rlillllCS oi'thclleulllnI gods, which have been discovered in Greene. A a, or Allleril'a, llro decorated with .~upI- a aprons. \\'o hence Iludueo I‘Ie :Iuliq y and honour oi this important part or. ii . son's vesInII-nts. and sub- stantial.- IlIc eorreetness oi our I-Iainl. that. u is " more ancientlban Ihe Iiolden Ell-ecu or Iiom n I} ;'it‘, and morchenorublu than the Star and ( liter." The Iua~tonic apron is :1 pure white lamb- in. lI-Iul loIII'tm-n Inn-ixteull illt‘llt's wide. and 1mm Iwelve to fourteen deep, with a. Ltll about three to lunr inehesduep; square :ll. III-e bottom, \\iIlIUIII. ornament, and bound in the symbolic degrees with blue, and in Ihe li')_\:ll Art-ll with :t'itl‘lel. lll this I-ountry Ihc CtlIlrlI'llUliUll oi the apron i~Ihe some in eueh oi the Hgi'nbolic du- > which are only dialingmshud by tho mode in which tin-apron is worn. lint ill England and H'eotland the apron \"Jl'lca iu -: no the l‘N cva.‘

’l'ne 1-2.2 x has a plain apron without III III.

'1 in: i'.'. (‘3. has :In :Iddilinn ui‘lwo sky III.I I lam-Its tIhe bottom.

a~ter upon the The apron is

The .\l.-. .'\I.‘. has an additional rosette

on the tail. and My k

I v ' blue lining:r and eoyng. and :ll\'t'l'l '

a.

_ .stlilastcrs, in lieu oi r. 'Iti'l'lllfllllli'llitll' lines on burl/.onlal ones, hkl: :I J, reversed, iul'uiing three sela ol Inn right angle The. ark ol the Covenant or of slimony w l chest oIiginallv eon- ~tiueted by Mn .5. at God's eonilnurd 'ud. :\.\'.'. l0). ill which were kept the two I tides oi >lUlIU. on which \I'rl'e ell- gi‘avetl tin- tI-n L‘UllllllllillllllllllS. ll wu- lained, likewi 'c a golden pot. iillctl with manna, Aaron‘s rod. and lilt! tables oi the l-olenanl. lt \ .h at ﬁrst dep I‘llt'll in tho Inml <:Il'I'I'Il pi: 'e of the iftllt'l‘lt:lt‘i-', :Ind :.ltlr\\llr.l< pIaL‘I'II by .‘iIIIIIIuIIn in tho .‘zaneIImI Rant-lulunl ot‘ the Temple. and \\‘;|\ lu>l IIpv-II IhI-deulueliollul that build- in; I- bet ll:.itll‘. 'I'hv masonic tra- ~ lulure bi>luly

n” to lioyul Aleil

el hi

,o ",1; war) nude ol‘ «hillim wood overlaid \Illhin and wilhoul with pun;

d. it was about :IIII-e ll't’l nine iIIeheII

I," Iuo iI‘Il lhI'u: iuel \\i-Ie. and It Ilu: Mime I".ll'lll in dep It had on H e »id«- two I'lll,’1'~ ml '- III. IIIIelqrh whieh I\I'll' I [and s at: - ~ lIIiIII |.\‘ whieh. uh I'_\. II “a. i’I-l'III‘ lit III - I.(‘\ll\ Iw I'(I\I III:'.; v... «I‘illviillt o\~ r ubiwh tI" pl Iced I\\I- III I II ‘lillil I! t‘lIeIII‘IIIII, \‘.I:.I |.\ ' r‘IlI'Is 'i‘lm eon-1b.: vi the lid?! )n’u‘u‘l. Irolo Ila/1.. II, lo ’

l'.| ; mo 11..

. .- I will,

I'lll.

t

to i» :u';- pied III (it vluuny.

at...“

A Ila: ‘l‘.II‘l:|'II In .u .\l(.\l\'ttl liars,

vi lloilllt'cvw "I, /;.'I.’v 1., m, a small army oi rats. seelllillgl‘ Inel lugelher by I'Illl‘t'l'l, created Lt: :vllillll i. li‘IlllIllI in the house oi u pum- woman on lib/.zlbelh rilll'l, by n W”. l' ;.I Ir promtdinu. 'I'lle “I'I‘IIIIII

-- lying in bed asleep nilh III r Iwo Iilllo uni-s. “bunsth “HSHIUZIM d I“ lll".\t‘It.:lIl-9 I.l Ihu elliIdIt-II. On a ‘ ‘ ' :II..1~. I‘illl'li lo I the but in} _ ivred \vilh run, will: Iloorol the In a Wits :.I- mI-u' blnt'k n i'b IIII-Iu. II ' l'i‘lill’t‘” at h. ,- Kl I - were >~L'I'c"lll|lllg' \‘,‘I lly. not illlilll) IIII'~xlI;.|I l.I'1l"l', but IhIongh Il‘tlll also. Ior lb.» \~ rmlnl d x. 1.‘ d them iv IlIe now. .- ‘I'\ and t‘l ' ' Ams Ive” H; It -I.I

.iI

Im‘t‘u~

tlnrnvl- ‘1i.l..

IIIEIIH”

il“"““ l" " ‘j‘li' xiii! Ivf. II- :ud Ihu \tI-III .1 .I ‘llli III I\.;‘ lam.“

.I.‘Iv. lwI u.I. .I Ilml

IL; Ill >I‘\l I. Illll "ill I I.

who.» 1!.Illll in: li.\'lllll4‘llll"ll‘l\\’irttl| \\I‘il ..I.~ lilll'.‘1l‘l;lll‘ltla\\ I‘ ; nth. It i~ muppon d that Ii‘v‘ iII\:- ‘I \\.I~ .II I»«. Ibo lll‘t»\ v II ll Itil'IltlH II :u :l: Inn '. llieil. il " dIailI~ and lulu-I" pla- III bathe Ilsil‘ Irwin”. III-nu: ..Ilvl ll'li'l‘ll (III-III to NM" Inn I :I .d va ill r I iv‘Wlll‘l‘t‘. lladllre t'llil- III'I‘Il I- In :Ilvuu- they \vouEd I-I l‘litilli :I‘ e tw-l ill IIle . :h’ the late wore ‘llttllllli .‘Nl~:liilli\lill..ti ll.l\l’

iixltl

l v

litl'ill ia a“

rally-R ,I‘ lilrn.ll~, \‘le II Ii .I would ha\ i' I'- ~ll Hi In ll very it‘lt' lIll-illilfb. "ID II I I' 4 \\ .I ..no In. .l ll-I,'I|t.lll\'II \‘l “MANN. ‘Il‘\li‘.. .I, will“.