§nininoosldo fictional. AND WEREERN EIONEER.

DEVOTED TO

LITERATURE, SCIENCE, COMMERCE, AGRICUL"URE, ’I‘EMPERANCE AND

NEWS.—

Vol. 4.

Summerside, Prince Edward Island. Thursday, April 8, 1869.

No- 28.

TIIE

Summerside Journal,

is rmri'riio arm runusnnn ovum! THURSDAY EVENING,

31mins“ Giants:

DR. J. PRICE, Physician 85 Surgeon,

A. w. ANDREQ:

Marble Worker, Point Du Cllcne, Sliediae N. B.

roarar.

” ROUGH A.th DARK THE PERILOUS B. 0 A D . "

BY EMMA ALICE DROVI'K-

home—is abotit the head-waters oi the Missouri; but they are often on this side 01 the mountains, and are loud of harm'- ing about the passes, or the valleys in which trapping parties meet. and rest, for the purpose of wuylayhi unwary travel-

Calil'oruia. Ai'onndthe hike clustereda number of lilacklcct lodges, with incn. women and children 8:;il cred about among them. The short nlid stout ponies ot' the warriors wcrc glazing in the valley below.

‘ The two men who have been mentioned

cm, or surprising small t etucliiucnis So

31' Osman—At the SUMMERSIDE Dime STORE,

JOSEPH BERTBAM, n ms orricn, cnrcrnsi. srniiivr.

T E R M S 2 1 copy for one year, in advance, (is. Id. " “ half advance, 7-. Cd.

“ “ at the end of year 95.

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ADVERTISEMENTS.

inserted at moderate rates and in good Itylc. Sracui. Aonssnnn’rs may be made on reasonable terms for a whole, it half, or quar-

ter column, or by the year.

Job Printing

of every description, performed with neatneu

sud despatcli, and at moderate rates,

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at the doorman Ofliee

to April,

I869.

moon's riiasss.

Lest Qtr., 8d day. 4h. 86m. evening, N.

New Moon. llth day, 9h. 35m., evening. N.W. First Qtr. 19th dli , 10h. Minn, morning, 1'}. Full Moon, 211th uy, 2h. 9m. morning, .N E.

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SUMMERS/DE, . . October 12, 1860.

R. a w. '1‘. HUNT,

GENERAL Aer-:u'rs AND

AUCTIONEERS.

IALEBIIOOM AND OFFICE

Head Queen's Wharf, Summersiile, P. 'E. I- (opposite the Store of W. T. Hunt ll 00.) April 2, 1808. 1y

on. J. n. Jammsoiv. PHYSICIAN. SURGEON & ACCOUCNEIIII

OFFICE at the rcsidcncooi‘tlie Rev. W.W. Colpitts, Margate. ' December 8. 1868.

CARVELL BROTHERS, AUC’I‘IONEEBS,

Commission Merchants, AND GENERAL AGENTS. BANK 1|U11.IIIN(1, - - QUEEN STREET,

CHARLOTTBTOWN, R E. I.

P DAY BUN sun {sun's 1,. u I r slow ’ tIec. I, 3 waiait,riscs-sctsl clocklnortll,riscs a u‘ | Iii m [It in I h ml I It mill in 1 l'l‘liursi'i 411i; 243 52 4 40‘iiiorii 12 «It: 2 {Frill 40! 253 £14 5 ll 0 2t! 45 3 ‘Sat 38] 26,3 16 [i 06 1 5 48 4 Sun 5 30‘s 27,2 58 5 49 l 54 I2 51 c Men 351 282 to c 11 2 3.- ca 6 Tues 84 29.2 23 (l 114 3 8 55 7 Wed no, this i: c 57 c 47 as 8 Than 110. 32|l 49 7 it) 4 1613 2 9 Frid 23‘ can :12 7 4| 4 it? c 10 Sat 24;; imp is s 4 o s o 11 Sun 52568605!) 8265.213“ 12 Mon 23‘ silo 41 s is sets 14 I3 Tues 21 39,0 28 9 9 II 22 IR 14 Wed in, 40,0 13 9 31 9 2o 21 Jan 7_ :69 15 Thurs 17, “Host 9 5210 27 24 16 Frld Ill 430 1710 1411 26 21; i7 Sn: ill tile 31 lo 35 morn so 18 Sun 5 12'6 400 4510 56 0 2313 {I4 19 Mon 10 470 5811 17 I III 119 2 Tues ti 4911I|137 ll 3 41 2 Wed 1' 501 2411 58 2 21 4:1 22 Thurs 5 521 3612 18 ll 22 47 2!! Fr“ 11 531 4812 118 3 56 50 24 Sat 1 551 591? 58 4 {10 6-1 25 Sun 5 06 562 1013 I7 rises 19 till 25 Mon i 50 57 2 2013 37 7 3:! 58 27 Tues 57 58 2 3013 56 ii 4314 l 20 Wed 50 592 11914 15 0 5‘2 8 29 'l‘hurs 55 1 02 3814 38 10 54 5 30 h‘rld lid 22 51 I4 62 II 50 9 Snlnmersldc Markets. April 7, 1869. IIch per-lb M It 5d Mutton per lb 3d a 4d

Oats per bliin Potatoes per hush

2s 6d. a 2s 7d 1s 3d it 1s 6d

Turnips per bush 10d a is - Butter per lb by Tub 15d a lad Lard per 1h 9d a 10d Tallow per lb. 9d s10d Eggs pcr do: 8d a9.l Hides per 11) Md Mackerel per do: 2s a 3s CodIIin per qt 18s a 19s Pork per lb by carcass 4d a lid Flour per bbl 45s a 47s Island Flour per cwt 20s to 21s Oatmeal per cwt. 17s it 18s Hay per Ten 45s ii 50- l’lne Boards 10s is a 5s

Bpruce Boards

Charlottetown Markets. Cli.'l‘ewn, April 7, 1869.

llccf per lb 41d a 8d Mutton per Ill 4d a 7d l’ork per 1b., by carcass, lid a (lid Ilnni per lb (‘ul a 7d Geese 03 a 3 Cd li‘owols Is a 1: 6d

Ducks each Flour per 1001bs

1s dd a 1s 0d 20sa21s

E. F. l’IJlBDY’S NIIW

Marble and Freestone ESTABLISHMENT, (xsxr Deon To ilsim AND soas') KING SQUARE. CHARLOTTETflN, P. E. ISLAND.

All orders pitnclually attended to.

Cnll nml Sect 11'

DR. J. N. FULLER, Graduate of Bellevue Hspital, wellinle diullegi,

cv. r .Deslll'isiiy. on site the Establishment

Oltlce In the residence of It Witter Sirect—di ly oppo old. 1.. lloliuuu, 1'.in ,

‘3 All calls promptly attended to. Summeraidn October 15. 1868.

FOUNTAIN HOUSE.

ST. JOHN, N. B.

JAMES W- THOMPSON, Proprietor. V 1111-} Proprietor of the show IIO'I‘ICI'. takes this opportunity to return thanks for the liberal patronage hitherto received, and most respectfully solicits a continuance of the same.

This IIOTI-‘J. is very pleasantly situated, “(I commands a view of King Square, and other parts of the City.

In connection with the Hotel, is GOOD STA BLINU, anti a careful IIostlcr in attend- ance. l’artlcs coming from Prince Edward Island wIlIi Iiorscs will find this cstablisliiiicnt the itiost comfortable in the City, and a per- son a'ways ut the (hire on their arrival.

lit. John, Sept. 10, 1808. 1y

JAMES GIIEENOUGII. F L O U R Commission Merchant,

No 47 Commercial Street Corner of Clinton Street ------- --DOSTON Jany. 1.1861). Iy

DR. JARVIS

Has Removed His Residence (o the House

1‘

0Mle 1‘” ‘00 “5' " “’5 (Intel ' occupied by Mr McRiulny) ri lb 2d a "1d ’ ~ ‘ - BMkWIw‘“ ' ‘.’“"l“" 18, “7,0. next to Thomas lluiit‘s. Iasq. , St hlcanor s. Co‘m'l‘ 1’" “um” I. M I, 15',“ Ilo may be consulted every fart-noun at the Iigmlii'liulliub 1s (hi ii 1s 4d “"18 3‘0” 0‘ W- T- llUN'l‘ & Co. , Sumner- ' ' side. '0 sigma: 23;} SLEIeanor's. May 18.1368-

Eggs per dozen

Potatoes per bushel .

10da1s 1d loud it 1s 9d

Barley '- ‘ 5s Oats 2s 9iI a 2s 10d lily per ten 70- a 7:33

llidos per lb

Sheepskins each

Spruce Boards per 100 ft. Hemlock “ ”

3111111!!!”

WMWV~

is n 4- Cd 4: a 4s 6d lls tld ais

‘u—fn’rdt.

BANK OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND .Lbrasr of Great George 4' King 5mm.

Dhaliottatown.

Prcsideutr—Iloil. Insult. nlllll.

Cashier—WILLIAM CUNDAI.L, Esquire.

Discount Days—Mondays It. Thursdays. Hours of Business—Fem 10 a.in. to l p.ni.

from 2

UNION BANK.

p.m to 4 p.iii.

Grafton 51., Quun‘: Squaw, Charlottetown mlIdOIIIr—CIIAILRB Pawn. Esquire. Cashier—Janus AHDEIIIOI. Esquire.

Discount Days—Wednesdays A. Saturdays. flours ofBusIneu—Frmn it) I-nl to 1 p m., Item 2 p.tii in 4 p m.

SUMMEIISIDE BANK. Central Street, Sammy-tide. 1’. AL Island

President—Janna 1.. Norman. Esq Cubist-11}. 1.. Lrouao, Esquire Discount Days—Tuesdays and Fridays. Notes for Discount must be in be are 11 o'clock on Discount days. Hours of Businen—IO a. m., to 1p. m. from 2 p. m to 4 p.in.

hficoiiflfimfiéfifil.” IiEIIT STREET, CNIIILCTTETCWII, sures i). FRASER, riiorain'ron.

Permanent and Transient Boarders will .find the above House to give satltlactlon. Ch'tovaunc 13. 1808.

HANFORI) BROTHERS,

Sumssarr to Thomas lliiliford,

And General Agents,

11 rioiirii runner iviiaur,

SAINT JOHN, N. B.

CIIAI. U. IIANI-‘lllili. Faun. S. IIANYORD.

.I. H. ALLEN, Commission Merchant,

Ann DEALER IN PROVISIONS, 8:0...

MIIIIKET STREET - ST. JOHN, N. B.

W Gives personal attention to the Snlc uml I'urchiisc ot‘cvery description of Goods. May it. tans.

Tiioiias" messy; BARRISTER - AT - LAW

AND

NOTARY PUBLIC. &o. sonnailsius, - Lfl; ifs. ISLAND.

'AmwiflLIIM Donn?“

Commission Merchant, And Auctioneer,

QUEEN IQUABN.

wfifmau BEAIRSTO, Commission Merchant,

Auctioneer dl General Agent, warns srnssr. Somme

next door to Bank. Central Street 1’. E. ISLAND.

alsiilminnion merchants,

doiillnisiiiuu gflltiilllzllilsi, '

JflARLOTTFMWWN .- - - I’. E. INLAND

m‘dg, .............. -- I’. E. Island

MONUMENTS. TOMBS, GRAVE- STONI‘JS. &c.. &C. Ausnicsu AND ITALIAN Marian cori- stantly on hand.

Can furnish vacstoncs and Monuments ata less price than any other establishment in the Provinces, and pay a duty besides.

W Ouniiiis can be Ielt at Bowman‘s Book Store and at D. Euuan‘s, Esq., Suiuuiersiile,

or sent to A. IV. ANDRES. Point Du Chene, June llth, 1868.

North British and filercanlile

germinate disrupting.

FIRE AND LIFE» CAPITAL: 'rwo MILLIONS, Sterling.

(1111111r OFFICES:

04 Princes Street, Edinburgh. 61 ’l‘lireadncedle Street, London.

Risks taken daily, in Town and Country, at the oilicc of the Agent, Reading room Building, Durcliestcr street.

G. W. 1)sllLOIS, General Agent for 1’ E Island. Charlottetown, June 20, 1868.—1y’

CRAWFORD’S HOTEL.

No. 9, King Square, ST. .I()IIN, N. B. 111} subscriber having thoroughly refitted and enlarged his liO'l‘ELiinil SPORE, Is now prepared to accommodate Permanent and Transient Boarders en the most. reasonable terms.

ALSO,in connrctlonai GROCERY STORE, where every article required for house use

may he lied . .1. CRAWFORD & SON. Sept. 10, 1808. 1y

Established 1&5. N E WT?) R K

LIFE INSURANCE ECMI’ANY.

Assets, January lst, 1808,

Over Ten Million Dollars! PRESIDENT: MORRIS FRANKLIN, ESQ, I’irc l’rcsidrlil and Actuary.-

\\'1L'I.IAM 1:1. BEI‘IRS, JR.

General Agent. {or the Dominion of Canada: \VAL'I'ER BURKE, Est, Ilerald Buildings, Montreal.

The New York Life Insurance Company

is ‘oxs on 'rus OLDES'I‘ INSTITUTIONS

)1 the kind in America, having been churtcrcd iii heycur1811,uiidcomniciiccdbusiuensiii ay, 1815, During ho lwciity-lliri-u vuura of its existence. 't has issued policies upon the lives of more tliuil

Fifty Thousand Persons.

I|1tI has piiid III Iosscs $5,000,1100tothc families and mprewiilutivcnol' those who have deceased \vhilc numbers of the Uoiiipuiiy.

AnnunTIr-corno EXCEEDS Fou r Million Dollars.

A SAFE INVESTMENT.

The instances are many Within the experience 0

( t

i i t

wile iiiiiy insure the lite of her husband for her own benefit, mill should silo survive him, the amount of the illsuniiicc \\'IIII|B|HI_V1|I!I8 to her free from uuy l‘IlIIlilli ugnlust his catalog and in case III ' bt-l'ore that at the husband,

THE COMPANY DECLARES ANNUAL CASH 1)] VIDL‘NDS,

which are available in piiyiuoilt of each Amiqu l'rciniuiii. All the Insured iii this Company rovcive dividends \VIIIt’It t'llll be used in part oi the second iiid ouch nublu-lpiciit Amiqu l’l‘cliliiliii thereafter: or the dividend may be allowed to iicciiiiiuhils, and subsequently used I“ whole or in part In the par- ineiit ot I'rciitinins. The business at the (.‘oiilpaily bciiig I‘UII’EIJ’ (I'l'U/II" ouch member pay: only the «venom cast at insuraure,_ nil alil'dus IIt'IIIK imiiuully returned to the Policy hol uni. (Companies having I Stilt-It (lupital usually mil-in u Iurgc portion Ill-1‘ the Stockholders.) 'lhe Dlvl- dciids piiid to Policy holders exceed

$3,000,000.

Endowment Assurance Pollclos.

'I'hcse I'UIII‘IQI iire coming into general request All a sure and pmlitubh- iiivcsliiiciit I'm" oiic's do- vliiliilg years. they deserve (Ilttrllllt'ltlllill or all. I‘Ilc aiiiil secured by liii ordimiry life policy ivccnnlci- itvuihthle upon the death of the assured; "i. u“. liltuiowuioiit phiv the aiiiiiiiiit, I'll Nt'l‘lYL’lIl hv the ussim-d himscll' upon his uttiiiiiiiig ll llpi-villcd ii m, while {all provision is made for death ovciu'rilig prior IIIL‘I'i‘It).

THE NON-FOBFEITUEB PLAN.

This company oriuiiiltteil and introduced the val iiublc i'uuluro known all the Noii-I‘ui'li-Itum Plan which Is riipillly superlicd‘lim the old sysicm ol‘lil'c Imiu Imt‘illt'lillflllltl Iilial'cvoliitioniled tho ayslcm of Eillfl'lllflllrllllfl‘ iii tlm l'iulcd Stilton. iiiid \\'l|it'Il liuahccn lidoiIi-rl (gciicnilly in it Icon favorable form) by all llile ('UYIIIMIIIIIM. A party. by this table. unor tlle Ioomul your. cannot jurfnl any part of what Im- lmcll [Mild m.

[7' Trillion of Rules, Circulars, Exampch oi IIIvdII-iidn, Forms, Au», can be bad by applying to the Agent, at ()Iniriottciowll.

MEDICAL I'IXAMIMEIIS: I)“. MACKIICSON, Hit. It. JOHNSON. Agent ior 1’. 1'}. Island: IIICNRY A. IIARVII‘). (lb'toivn Nov 19. 1min.

. MORE LIGHT l

50 UABKS superior KEROSENE 011.,

For Isle low. J. El: IIOIJIIAN.

Wholesan Warclioust‘, IIcnd Ilollaaii's \i'liiirl‘.Sunt'sldo,Nov 19,138

Pilgrim iii an iiIIcII hind, Sore besci. hv guilu and sin, Strike with an uiil'alteriug halid- Truth and constancy shlill wiiil Rough and dark the perilous road, Iledged with many a secret snare, Keep a spotless trust in (Ind, He will hide thee from despairl

When the storms of fortune lower, Face thy late. nor be ul'ruid ; Thou shalt prove the glorious power 01’ u courage l11|lIIMlliI)’L't.I I Faith, iiii over-blurdug stiil', 'I‘lleo through doubt and durkncua lends; Hope's iiivcut crescent. from Mar I'oiiits thee on to higher deedsl

Yet, In sellisll aims and dreams, “new not then thy imi'row spun ; Bt'IIII and would thv iiobler schemes Fit for uuiversul miiii. Though my silent works of love Have no mighty Issues wrought, Tile llrcut Arebiieet above “'1” not count thy labor naught.

Ifthy ci'i'iiig neighbor be i'rone to evil, lust, and strife, Round with loving charity The iuh edges oi his lie; Be the end no Ill can own i 11' th) wcukct' brother i'itl Bruised mid bleu mg by the way, Ileurkeu to his piteeus call I

Shield him with thy stronger arm. Cheer Iiiiii with thy brighter i‘nith i In the eoiilliet and the storm, Stand betwixt his soul and death I Foot to foot, throuin gloom and shine. Lead his doubil'iil lo IIHIL'PB eu— l'oll‘l. hiiu where God it COVUIIHIII‘IIKU Arches an eternal down I

Knee to knee: a moment kneel Iii tliu shadow ot the ’l'uruiie— l'Icnd his cause williJ'evvcut 'I.cul, Fuilhl’ully, us then plciid'nt thine own I “Willi! to breast : keep Iiolv ward O'cr his secret sorrows given 'l'o thine cur. us uiigcls guard The \‘ailcd mysteries oi Heaven I

Let thy right huml in his iiid

Seek some zealous work to do-- Spurn the scllll'el- uiidisiiiuycil,

shame the false vet-d with the truel 0!". if pul‘il‘s uwt'uI gloom

Ilidus from Iiiili the light of day, Whisper el' llic coming doom.

Lead him by the outer way.

With humility divine lluiubly choose the better part, Mid the lesser lights to shine, 1n the Temple 01' the IILIII‘I— That, when cure IIIIII labor done, Dealh shall lose the silver cord. Ilrighter than the uoouduy aim lie the crown of thy reward 1

Thouin the weild should then disowii, Turn not L'II\\'1 'd mid despair— l’rove thou the r cclcil atone True to the Eternal h‘rp - "-I And the mighty Iliiihler may . In the wondrous scheme at man. But thy lilo sumo gluiieus day, The grand Kov‘bluiio of his plan!

itrinlurr.

§rlirt 31

North side King Square, (nczita Park Hotel) HEAD OFFICE 112 ll: 11-1 Ilroadloay, N. 1'. M,mw«“ww.,MW.W,WWV.M.

SNOW BIRD,

THE TRAPPEB‘S CHILD.

CONTINUED.

“That‘s a fact. major," said the old mountaineer. -‘ Georgie is mighty apt to draw a head on the truth when he shouts his tongue oll‘. Idoii‘t believe he would lie, oven to an Iiljiii inimy. lie is it won- dui'l'ul clcvcr chap; but I never saw aman who was more set in his ways. What. he says Iic will do, he is jest iiatcrally bound to do, and tllar‘s no way 01 chcutin‘ or chokiu‘ him oil. 1 am czillcd llart Swall- iiiek. as he tells you; but my real mime, as I‘ve understood it. is Bart-liollcr-ineiv. It‘s a Scri tur name. I‘ve heern tell, and it must Iiov con got up in some place ivliar folks had plenty of time to talk. It's u

and long name, and a bio-soundiu‘ one. fike some ol'tho injiu handles; but. tlulr‘s inost too much at it to tote about In the mountings; so I giii'-rally drop all but Bart.“

every Life Ililtlll‘lIlIIL'c Company, in which tllle pro- .- I “m gym] to know ‘01,." said Mnjm. cecds ei‘a I’oiicy ula siiveI from poverty tie aur- . U -; .

vivoni of those who have thus illiidc provision for “cunt”? ' 1 buy“ hum“! 3°“ b91070 their wants in times oi prosperity and health. A 110W. ‘1 In“ 0 “0‘ 900“ )0“.

“ I am sartin that 1 law seen you alorc,

[ain't gun at liggct‘s. Whilcl‘intitlkin‘,

the death of the Will: , . . lite lituotllll ul’illo lilnlli'ttllt‘t! min be made payable 1 inought as chI say that (icorgio did not to liorchihlrcil. tell the Iiiill truth about our coiniii‘ here.

We would hov reached the fort yesterday.

or he hadn‘t been cliashi' over the hills ar-

ter a gal—a sort ol stray gal—the some

one, I reckon. that tile boy met on the

crock. lie was power-till eager on the

trail. but she allurs managed to give him

the slip.“

" Indeed! Thatcer did not. tell mo 01

the girl. lwould like to hear all about

her."

110an Labardio then told his story to the

major, and George Searlo. bclno' begged

to do so. gave some account oi h s womb

of Iicliri's mountain princess, w lo had

easily eluded Iiilu whenever he attempted

to approach her.

Madame Labardic. who had rejoined the

party. listened to both iiarriitioiis with al puiulnl iiitcl'cst. Mayor lleuiiiug, when

Scavle had finished his (Inscriltion ot the

iri, was silent for a few n10!ilt:li[5,flitt.l 8:1. as It buricd in thought.

“There is danger abroad.“ he said at last. “ ’I‘ho Illlickt‘ect lift! on the watch.

and they want to surprise iilid capture this post. What you have told me about tllc girl, and about that balil~licadsd and I'rccklcd-iaco man, has convinced me that the suspicious which I lately entertained are correct. We may expect a visit troni the lilackl‘ect, and we should lose no time in preparing to meet them."

"I am well puzzled now, major,” said Georrc Soitrlc. " What. in the name of wunoer, can that bcuutilnl girl have to do with the Illackleet 1’"

"Much; but It is a long story. and I can only give you an outline of it at pre- sent. There is a large band oi lilackl’ocl, mostly composed oi tlood Indians. among whom that bald-headed man and another old man have lived during several years. They have acquired such an IHIIIII'IICG am- ong the Illaektoci. that the bald licadcd follow has becomothclr iriilolpal medicine [1111“, and his Ii'lciid, a "reach Canadian. is a loweilul older.

than the savages tlioiiist-lvos.

here when the tussle comes.

Like most other rcil- i-gal es, these two man are more violent iliid crqu In their hostility to the whites The home 01 the baud—~11 they can be said to have it

extensive have been their depredalions, and so formidable have they become un- der the leadership oi thcso while men. that the are known and dreaded far and near. out are shunned even by large and well- organized parties."

“ list the girl.“ interrupted Seal-1e. riv tlier impatiently.

an angel or dcniou P"

"Concerningtlio girl" I have nothing but hearsay to give you, and accounts dit- ler widely. It is said that she isrclutedto one of the white men. and she is generally 3 ipposcd to be the daughter of the oldest of them, who is u I‘dullcli Canadian or hall-breed. According to some accounts. she is usvd its a dccoy. for tho purpose ol luring travelers into places where they can be easily destroyed by tho Blacklect; but others i'i-prcsontlier as more auch than demon,‘ and say tliit she has been the means 01' saving many lives. The shite- inciiis are quite toutradictory, and you may believe whichever you choose."

I shall certainly believe her to be an on- gel. until I aiu convinced to the contrary," said Scurle.