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of every description, perforated with noatneu and dupatcli. and at moderate rates,

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Almanac for March, 1§68. ‘ moon's muons.

Firnt Quarter, 2nd day, l2h.86m.. inorn., N . Full Moon, 8th day, 4h.Dm., A'noon, below h. Lth Qtr. lbth day. 11h.llm., A'noon, below b. New Moon, 24th they, 2h.46m., mor., below it- Eiret Qtr., 31". day. Rh.13ni., more., below b.

SUN sun -sun's ,m —

b h alow dec. “‘00” 5-30 M :5 {Em clock south “01-5 'U '2

| in m|lt m|m 9| lti m|

llSIIn 6 435 4312 28 7 21 0 810 59 2 Mo 41 451‘) 15 6 53 1 1.511 ‘2 :1 Tue 39 46,12 2 6 35 2 19 :3 4 Wall 317 4811 49 6 12 3 18 9 6 Thu 36 will 35 6 41) 4 ll ‘12 6 I"i‘id 3-1 .50 ll 21 5 26 4 .59 1.5 7 Sat 8‘.‘ 6111 6 5 2 1') I13 18 8 Sun 6 515 62110 51 4 39 rises 11 21 a Mo :1 who 36 i ii. 7 11 23 10 Tue 28 51 10 20 3 5'.’ 8 :20 :26 )1 Wed 26 no 10 4 ll 28 1) 2|) 2‘.) 12 Thu 23 57 9 47 3 5110 till 3t 13 Fri 19 68 9 30 2 (“'11 mi 39 1-1 Sat 17 ()9 9 ll 2 18 morn 11 ~12 16 Sun '0' 156 l 8 56 1 54 0 30 dd 16 Mo M 2 8 3‘.) l 30 I 24 48 17Tllo 13 .‘ 8 22 l G 2 17 - 50 18 \Ved 11 4 8 4 0 43 2‘69 5:} iu'l'hu 9 b 7 46 019 ll 4:! 56 201314 7 G 7 28 nth. 4 I7 59 215m. {7 7 7 10 0 27 4 .5012 2 22 Sun 6 1.6 8 G 5‘2 0 61 5 201:: 5 :13 Mo 6 1 ll 6 ' 49 8 24 Too .5 59 11 ti 15 sets 11 25 Wed 53 1:2 5 57 in”) ‘14 26 Thu 56 ill .5 2 17 27 Et‘l 5'1 10 G 20 10 0 21 28 Sol. :52 ill 5 I) 24 29 Sun a 506 17 4 lﬁ-morn 1:1 27 30 Mo 48 19 4 ll 31 Cll'l‘ue 46 21 -t ‘J 3:;

Summerside Markets. March 5, 131:8. 2s 9 l 33 lid :1 l. 1:. ll 1 :t L'-

Oatspcrbuaii ----.-..-.... Barley pcr bush - . - . . . Potatoes per bush - -

Turnipa pcr bush - - - v - llll a 1,. Butler pcr lit by 'l‘nb - - - - - - 10d a 1:. Lard per lh - o - < - - — lid :1 ll)” Tallow per 1b. - - - - till :i 10A Hugo per do? - - - 10.1 a Is Ilct-i'perlb - - - - - :l.l a 4d

- - 2 l a lid

Mutton per lb l’ork pt-r 1b by (let-ac cueh - - I-‘iour per bid - - Oatmeal per cw - llny per Ton - Straw per cwt. - l'inc Board» ~- SprucoBanrda --.-........

Charlottetown Markets. Match 5, 1568.

- < 115d :t 5 I -- 1-. till .I '..‘~‘ till: it 11.7.. Iris it 20* 705 a ﬁll.

Beef (email) - - - - 21.1 a lid Do. by quarter - - - .1d a 4.1 Mutton - - - _- 4d a (lo Lamb per lb. - - - did it 5d Butter - - - - lild a 1.1.1 Do. by tub - - - II a 1:111 (‘lteclo - - - - 4d a 7d 'I‘ullow - - a - 9.1 n llid Lard - - - - Rd a lid Flour lb. - - - 3d a 3.5.1 Oatmeal 1001b. - - 21):: a 22: Eggs - e - ~ li'nln ltld l’otutoel - - ~ 2: ll ‘2: 3d 'I‘urnipe - - - - 13d Barb-y - - - - 3s n 9: Out: - - - - 2r 9d Boards (lloinlock) - - - 4s Spruce v - - - 4:; i155 I‘ino - - - - 7s a lls Shingle: - - - 12s a his Wool - - - - Is it is lid IIuy - - - - 1'03 a. 80s Btraw cwt. - - - is lid a 2s Ilomon un - - - tin (id a (is .Sht-c 1! int - - 23 n :is Colts in lb. - - - - 5d it 0d Illdtni lb. - - ~ - - «Lid

“3751.1” a (1L aids.

BANK OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Corner of Queen d‘ ll'atar 511.. Charlottetown I’reaidcnt—Ilon. Darin-2i. IIRIGNAN. Cashier—WILLIAM Cl'NDAlJ" Esquire. Discount Days—Mondays; Thursdays.

Hours of Eminent—Fora10a.m.to l p.m. from 2 p.m to 4 p. n.

UNION BANK.

Grit/hm SL, Qiino‘l Squm'c, Charla/Moron l'reeidcnt—(‘naanne I’Mmtza. Esquire. Cgsliit‘r—JAIBS Animation, Enquirc.

"iecount Day—Wednesdays & Saturdays.

Llourl ol'Buslnoea—From 10 a.iu to 1p m., from 2 p.iu to 4 p I“.

SUMMERSIDI'} BANK.

Ulnh‘tll Strut, Summer-tide. 1'. l9. Inland.

l'roeideut—dlon. .lous It. Gianni-zit.

Citlhiur—E. L. Lruiann, Esquire

Ill-count Dan—'l‘uctdaye and Fridays.

Note: tor Discount must bein before 11 o'clock on- Dinoount days.

llourl of Burmese—10 a. m., to 1 p. m., from 2 p. m., to -i pun.

"rTﬁiiiiﬂnuirrniii?”—'w Saddle and Ilarness Maker,

Water Street . . . . . Summer-side. Utteber in, i005.

gallows (limos. "alien... rum, ‘ Barrister - at - Law

AND

NOTARY PUBLIC, etc. sniinznsivu, . - r. ii. ISLAND.

ring. 9, lSlitl ‘ _ m.w~__ FRANCIS 1.01 (iWOlt'l‘ll, HA RRIS TIM! AN!) .1 T‘TOR. 'li‘ 'ui 2'.th ll 1,9“ (mice—PAVILION lluTi-JL. (ncxt door to the lion. Joscph lIonslcy‘l.) (illARLO'I‘TETOWN - - - 1‘. ll. Island. .ian. 17. 1867. 1y

WILLIAM M. 110 Will,

Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public.

S'r Ein-Ltyon'n 1’. l-‘.. ISLAND

Clo-Partnership Notice. 7 “IE Subscribers have this day entered into (ill-I’Alt'l‘N l-IIISIIII’ itii lidltlllb‘Tl‘JltS rind A'l'TUltNIlis-AT-LA‘V, under the name, hiyle and lirin ut‘

ALLEY 5‘ DAVIES OFFICE,-—0‘ll.\LLURAN’S BUILDING, Guam Gnoaou Sritiiizr .

GEORGE ALLEY, LOUIS II. DAVIES. Cliarlottetown,0ct .‘lu, '7. out 21.

"unison casing—iii):— Physician, Surgeon d} Avenue/Acm-

formerly Assistant Surgeon in the U. S. Navy, oti'crs his pi'otcasional services to tho ueople ot' Stimmcrxldu uinl vicinity. 11:: can consulted nthi! olllcc, over the Store of (iroen .\‘: Schurimm, in Sitinmeraide. June 13, is tt‘

'_J)‘1:'L Hii Physician 85 Surgeon,

OFFICE—At thc St'miintsmo: Diu‘ti S‘roitn, next door to llank. Central Street

SI'JIJIEII’SIDH, 1’. If. ISLAND. October 12, 1565.

’“v’ti‘iiiiiitn DOD—l), Commission Merchant, And Auctioneer,

Qnmix sun/tun, CIIAIILO’I'TIM’O li'N - - - 1‘. E. ISLAND

CAnn IVILLIAM BEAIRSTO, Commissmn Merchant, Auctioneer d': General Agent, AVA" ' I h'l'lIl‘lI‘i'I',

iSllMlillPi'ﬂIlIﬂ.-- -- ~ 1’. 7'). Island.

J. H. ALLEN, Commission Merchant,

And Dealer in l'rovisious, &c. M A ll K 1‘) 'l' S '1' It 1') E '1', St. John, N. 13.

$5)“ Gives per. ml attention to the Sub- au-l l‘urelmsc ot'cvcry dc~cription ot‘tiuods. Mu NIT.

_ Jmuss?o-liﬁo‘li‘ﬁgiif‘” FLOUR Commission Merchant.

No 47 Commercial Street (.‘orucr oi t'liuinu Sli'ct-t -- - : ill‘tlri'l'llN: luau-1m. lilltl'i‘illillh', A U OTIth lilillh‘.

. . L ,, Commissmn Merchants, And General Agents, BANK BUILDING, Qitinax S'l‘ltEI-Z'l‘. I‘IiurIo/Irloirn. - - - - - 1’. la'. Is/oml

.IABEZ HUDSON, Authorized Auctioneer, GENERAL AUIIZN'I‘, &c., 'l'lt'l'l).\', - - - - l’. li‘.l. JEWEL '3‘1‘7- ___ .__,-._ _.__ O . L. RICHARDS, " Importer and Wholesale Dealer in gritissb it L.11,’orrignQSi'orn'irs. 1, Head North \Vhiu'f, S'I‘..It)llN, - - - NEW BRUNSWICK. Dec, ti, inﬁll. ly

"mportanuosupbuiidbis;

Blocks! Blocks! Blocks 1 IF YOU WANT TO RAISE 'l‘llE Price 01' Vessels in England, order it set of those Sl’ldiNllll) "LOCKS, which everybody is praising, from

YOUN ‘r‘S. Terms Liberal.

“'utcr-stq Summorxidc, Sept. ﬁll, 1867.

.N rI/i Britia i and Jllnrc-uoh'lu H INSURANCE C( )M I’A N Y. FIRE AND Lll'll.

Estabiiéiiad 1809.

’1‘\\'t> .\lll.l.in.\'s, III:.th tll'l‘lt'l..~‘: EDINBURGH At LONDON. (1. W. I’liIIIi'lIs, A non! at Charlottetown.

Forms of Applicaliou mm be had by npply- ing to Mr. .1. lixnrnnt, Journal Utllcc, Sum- incr:idc.

t‘h irlottctown, June 2t). 1807 -—1y

(‘A l’I'I‘AL: Sterling.

“03311. Cash. Cash.

R '1‘. 11 l) L .‘I .\ N still pays the 1110“- e EST I‘lllCl-l ilt ('nkh t'ot‘llA'l'S.

Summertldc, Dec 12, tact-au-

150 in. 87 each

3 1: tin can Gin i‘ilii. ROOKLIN HOUSE. Kent Street, Charlottetown, SIMON 1). FRASER, I'llUI’llIIiTOIt.

Permanent iind Transient llourdcrs will ﬁnd the above House to give satislaction. Ch'town. June 13. 11467.

wSometliing to Know.

'l‘lIA'l‘ \vcllkuowu linlublluhnicut, Prince of \Vult'u Hoarding "mine. at the cast corner at incrly koptby Mr. ported by the sllh' lent bourdcra tic»

Kent and Queen Strut-tn 1' John llolnmn, has 1 picl‘lltt'l'. Transient an couunudillcd: uiiiial‘ucli tunarnntceil. ’I'IIt-rv un- Kood ntnblon on the prt e’t'l‘l and nahin uml ooin will ho ho II. constantly on bond. thh n lrusiwor. thy lmtll l| nltcinlom-c, truvollcrl would do well to call at the Old Stand, E. C. \VI‘IITLOCK. Chailoltctown, Nov. 11. inlil—llm o‘27

Qii'uunluin 2901159 Eijotd. King,r Square, (North Side,) 81‘. JOHN, N. 15.

The Subscriber having leased the above llotel, ninl rctltted the name, is now prcpitrcil to accommodate Transient and l'crm It'lll lloai'dcrn, mid trusts by attention to meet it share of public patronage.

Having also lcniicd the comintnlious Stable attached, iiml secured the services 01’ a careful lluitlcr, who will he in attendance at all hours, trurcllcrs will be sure to get satisfac- tion at lowest rates.

JAMES \V. THOMSON, Proprietor. St. John, 31.13., July 4,1867.—1y

CRAWFORD’S HOTEL, No 9- King Square. St. John. N-B.

Permanent and trauswnt Boarders accom- modated on reasonable terms.

In connection with the above the subscribers have opened it

First Class Grocery Store

whore they will kccp l'n!!‘~‘t.tnlly on hand, Floor, Corn Meal, l‘l‘m‘is um, 'l‘eit, Sugar, Molasses, uml all articles usually kept in u Grocery Store.

.I. Clix\\\'1“()lll) & SON.

-1},

May :10, 1

Commercial Hotel, NEW ARIi.rl.\7(,‘.'Iv.'.llE.VTl COACH Filip: PAID!

N FI'TL'RE the t7o.ti:ii l-‘aiti: oi all travel- lcrs from the Railway Station and chuln» boat Landings- iti this C _ to the (‘tldldllilt- (71.\l. llll‘l‘l-LL, King Street, who make thcir stay l)llt‘ day or upward, wti.i. iii: PAH) by tho Proprietor. FAlil'i .\'l‘ Till: HOTEL: ‘riiusii: '- Onc Day. < - - . One Week, - - I‘EIUIANI l‘cr \Vct-k, -- ,il 2."- to Ql .70 Tbcllll'l'l-il. .ituutcllouthohostbii~innrs ‘ ' the (I ). and lll“lt'lt‘ opposilv the \l' .\'. It is li.iiiil.~oitit~y tiitrd up and calculated to accommodate anilit‘ iil'ly person: may coinibrtably. D. 1’. lIOWl'}. l‘roprictor. St. Joint, N. 13., Nov. T, 1867 1y

i’l‘il().\l.\::s'"l;‘1117l'/. Boot and Shoo Maker, \\’.\'l‘l'lll s’l'lll-Zli'i‘, npposi/ctlrtm & Huh/Irwin's Slni'c.

Boots and Shoes of u supcrior quulily cou- strintly on hand. and for mic tin-up. Suinim-rsidc. June It, 1 i7, 1y

‘ t b A W S ,

SAlVS l SAWS l ! QAWS of tho best quality, and at the follow- l. iug ('u.h lil'll‘t“, always on band “I lhv nmuttl‘ntturc ol‘lht- subsciiburs :—

CIRCULAHS. I)l.’t\11‘Tl~2R.

3-1 in. no in. ‘36 in. $11 ear-h 2:! in. 65 each 115 in. 8.5.75 t'ﬂtll 11 in. $1 each

Dianmuu. “.1; iii. $20 each n. Sill t-ztch no each citclt

it} in. 8.1 each 1:1 in. 8:5 each. Mill Saws Ii}, fcct, 35 celeb; lluclt Saws ‘15 as? pcrilozcn, set and almrped. A- RICHARDSON & Co. St. John.N .11. April 11. [only

” PRINCE COUNTY Tobacco Factory.

V 111". qd'l‘d'lt‘ltlllI-ilt \vonld announce to his lricuds. customers and thc publio, that he has, :it it consitll Illlt' outlay tor ucw moulds and machinery. so t-nlzirgcd and ii»- provcd the cnpmity ot'his FACTORY

In Sainiucrsidc,

that lie is now enabled to turn out an Ill" lL‘IL' of

Natural n ' ' ‘olmoco.

equal to the very ninl suprrior to 1“in Tobacco imported. ti II he will wannasr is mnuv ltlikl‘ltl'; uni wl iwll nearly

Twenty pe cciil. Cheaper

than it can be imported into the Island.

I’t it on [torso 'I‘UllAt‘t‘t) furnished to suit the arm of buyers.

'l'iy it and judge for roursolvcs.

limb-rs Htlv'lllit‘ll on lilvcrul tcruls.

ilo suicto mk for 111 u,i.\'a l’uisci:(‘,oi:urt‘ Nati‘uti. 1.1.. l. and hike nouc oilicr.

llciucinbt-r 1 il tho l'lilhl'l} (IUI'N'I'Y 'l‘l)ll.\t,‘l't| l-‘.\t"l'Hb'Y turns oiu nothing but the ni.~r itmv or tumor u.

l‘ "t ('K Ill-JILLY.

Sinnuwhidc 11cc. ‘

ﬂ ERING ALONG YOUR Hall-3E3! - v w w V v

bllllllh 1‘ (“14:19. ' engaged the urrt'iccs of " llll‘Ill uud t'Al'l'lUili . 'i'i:1t,l i. now l... as 'ttlr nit )«Ilt‘ll work in. m in...“ min itt his Illii' 1.1 llioincsu. at his I’tm'c lh’uthtilui ‘1‘,- old H'lllllll on \\'ut4~i Sll't'l'l, Ul'ptlldlll tbr» ulniu oi ,

t‘oliu Althconnn, lit-q. memo" 1‘

'Jr < .21" “l

Summertide, NOV '21, 1867.

P 0 3 T B V . W H I 0 H ’l 'l‘ur. following tolls its own atory, and a Illﬂl‘ll‘ t‘ul oiicit in. too—to be road but nud IUltlllIlll'.’ awn—test when the family cirrla have gathered around this owning-lump; perhaps it cannot but Min-ii u fttlht'r'm-ll uiotlicr‘e heart. and make them lippt‘cciztlu the more their household diili i, , “ Which «bull it be 7 which shall it be i" I looked nt John. John looked at mu.— Dcul‘, patient John, who loves me yet, Ali well in: tho' my loclu were ij,-— And when I tound that I must speak, My voico named strangely low and weak. “ Tull IIN uguin what Robert said," And than I listening. bout my head. " Tim in hit lcitrr:"

“ I will give A house and land while you uhull live, It, in return, from out your acvcn, (inc r hild to me for uye in given."

I lookcd nt .lohn'it old unrmonlu \vorn,

I thought ofnll that John had home,

(if poverty, and work, und care,

Which I, though willing, could not allure.

I thought of vll\“.‘ll mouths to feed, ()I' ri'\'t'il little thilllrcn'o meld: And then of thin-

" (.‘oine John," mid I. " We'll choom amour: them no they lio Aslccpl" Iu walking bond in bond, Dear John and l uni-royal our band. Firrl to tho t‘l‘lldll‘ lightly uleppcd \thro Lillian, lhu bobv, nlt‘pl, A glory ’uuinnt the pillow while. Softly her father ntotipt-il to lay llis roinzh hand down its loving way, When dream or whirpei llIlItlu her rill‘, And huskliy ht- tinid " .Vot llt'l‘, not her.“ “'0 stood lturldl! tho trundle Ill‘d' And one long ray oi lltlllpuKltl rllttd Athu‘ni't Ihe boyish lllces there, In hll't‘il no pitiful mid fair; I ian on Julnic‘a rough rcd chock A (car undricd. Ere .lohu could speak “ "o is but It baby, too." said I. And kistcd him on we hurricdbv. l’nlc palicut llobby‘s 1mch . cc, Still in his Itlt'L‘lt boio HIIlI't-l‘llh‘l truce: “ .\‘ot i'oru thouannd crowns. not him." Ilu whirpl-rod, while our cyrs ucrc dim. l‘oor Dick! Int-l Dick, our wnywnid null, ’l'orbolunl, thit'r‘, i-Ile cue — Could he b lltf'II " . , He who gave, Illllu its befriend him to thc gint‘c; Only a mother's heart can bo l’oticul enough for such as he." “ And so " raid John, " I Would not dare To ucllll him from her buduizlo prayer." Then alule \h: Softly tip ubovu, And knelt by Mary, child oi love, “ I'crlmps for her ‘twoiild Iii-llisr be," Imid to John. Quito eilcully llr liltcil up u curl that lay Acrms hcr loci» iii willful way, And shook his hood, “ Nay born not then,"— 'l‘lu- while my bruit llritllllhillll)’. iooio, our cl‘Iv-It IlllI- id Ia.ilhl'nl, eoud :md glad-— No lil . hin hither, ” No Job". no— lmim >l. trill not. lt-l hint yo." A'l'l so We wrote in t'ullllclﬂls way, “1- cool-l not “he one child owoy; I‘llil.rltl'lWlll'tlalull II,‘lIIt,'I'|lt't' ml, 'l'l. do; oi that of whilh \vo «ll’t‘HIHUII: ii,.,.,n~ We: .wd from iiu act-inioiond place. 'I'hnnkl'ol lo “Ullt [Vii-rill llll‘ Eli-two, 'i‘rusiing IIlt' rest to God in [lent-co.

truth. that out onot 'o

$010M Eiiv'uluic.

“ILL SHE Mlllllll Ill .VI 1’ (Cull/I4ch ) (,‘llAI‘I‘lCIt III.

(lxmnoruinzhlia. rut-w:ippcnreddress- till ior njoui‘licy, \t‘i: cil livrlyu good-lch, :ltltl was “one I“ l‘orc she could rccocor from her surpi'isc. She sought ht-r t'uthcr. hut in: was lroni homo. and on his return clo- :tddi'essml him unxiout —-“ls Mr. Agnew would,r buck, papa? . c . _ cil.

“ No, my child," he replied; “ it surely can make no dill't-rcoce to you, for you have scarcely spoken to him l'or the lust monlli.

“ It does make a llitl‘crcut‘o," suid livo. lyn, “and you ought to have consulted tor, for I can never got on without him. Uh, papa, how could you scud dear old Mr. Agnew away r—it wns cruel. Where can he go?“

“ Never mind. love." said hcr Inlher. “ I‘ll take cnrc oi him. You must proparo for the new tutor lo-morrow.

“ I am so sorry.“ snid Evelyn, “ 1 don‘t want l\ new tutor. I liko door old Mr, Agnew. [shall not like the new tutor; 1 know [shall halo him."

“ There is no "NHL-1011 for you to like him. door," said the Nillll'l‘. “ You mun kt't‘ll all your low tor Sinnhopo Gordon You know you plullllacd me, my little ICvr-Iyn."

The old squirts hcld up her pooling l‘acc between his hands and kissnd il; hut Evo- lvu was lut‘ l'rom milislb'd. 51n- i-olorcd at lhc namo oi Slauhopo Gordon; ski: dread- col ii—iu tax-l. sliehatctl it. And hcruurso told Ii<-|‘ too she \V‘M qiiiic sure her ltIt'tunu was his object. imil Slit: iirmly llt‘llCVt‘d ii.

“ 1 know 1 shall halo the now llllnr. l‘oorobl Mr. Agnew! I shall never like another man: and l IIllIl'SL Stanhopo (lop. don. Nothing: shall cvt-r llllIllt‘t' mo to marry hint-horii-l. mercenary crcnturo l“

Tth wuro livelyn‘s thoughts thuttnighl cri- slit: .‘lt'lll.

The new lulor had nrrivcd. l-lvl lvn know it, but she was don-rmincrl not do mitkc li-‘l‘ :tlllli‘lll‘dlll'l! tiutil diuncr thumso hurl did she Ii'i'l :it llit' lt'culmcnl or her old iiicud. Shc smiiwly looked up \vhrn hrr I'uthcr prcscnlr-d lhc stsnugcr 9o hci'. lilll llu- 1|t‘\\' tutor was no quicl. plainly- :ttlircd, cldcrly gcutlt-uiitu: llt' was it baud- xomc. lull, wcli drcrsril young,r luau. Illlll very soon our hcroion was obth m a... knonlcdgo iliirt. He took his plucu ut, lhv diunor-tuble. and commenced with that min: which announced o. bullion- 01 good society.

ﬁs l‘lt’clyn rose to leave the. room tho lutor rose also and opcncd tho tltnd‘ lor

' ; it was then tor t u: liret timc sbc look- him, and could not help being favor-

' favorite garden.

ably impressed. llur tnthcr Scorned also pi'cposscssed in his luvor, and they chatted together as men who were not new ne- quuinlances. Never had she heard him converse so brilliantly. She had no idea he know so much. The young tutor sceni- ed to posscsq the power of drawing lortli tlio squirc‘s hiddcu knowledge.

George Merit-u, Evelyn, and the for- mcr‘s young pupil soon bccamo t'Xt‘l‘iIlIIII Irionds. and Mr. (lrnutly appeared ploigscd llllll it should be so. “is child was once more happy and cheerful, and n Cllllll which hzui lately settled on his own brow gradually (lisqqicarnd.

(it‘lll'l'ft’. understood all about l'lowo birds, and it was wontlcvlul tho trn mat in which soon took place in 1dr j ’.' New and rare llu'.‘(‘i'.-l

ti it by umgio. and it v singing birds graced lhc - :11‘)’; indccd it “'115 \voudcrlul ho v inuch lllit‘lllll)” ilic little tlowt‘i' gzii'dcn in line vicinity ol the silld,’ rcqiiii'cd, and how many suggestions George lecrlou found it necessary to make concerning this plant and that. and the numerous litllo commis- sions which look tho young girl to the study, and the intern-st aho look in the young pupil‘s Icssuns, and her :mxicty that

sprang up

ho should acquit hiiuscli' cri-diluhly; in-,

lll‘l'tl, more llun once iheyoung tutor sur- prised her in tlic .slltdy helpingr his young pupil.

New walks were discovered across whitt

l'lt'clyii had Iil'l'l'tlllul‘t’ consi ci'cll iiiipu~s-.

abh- ilohls‘ and paililcss woods, l'rcqucully sine :and George umdo excursions uluuo, and when the young hcit'css wsa tin-11,51"! never scruplcd to lake hi proil'ori-d arm. The squire on tin-so occ. sinus had his young word for his companion; the boy had become strongu ’ :ittn'dicd to him.and thc obi man had I rnt to love him its a son. It was already a treat lo the lzittcr to ho asked to go anywhere with his kind prolt‘wicr, and not it little tlatlcrcd woshc when his simple-hearted guardian (later it]

toliisjudcincnt iii some trillng niatlcrl

coiuicclod will: the estate. No happier

lpcaruncc, liotv she would not see him tin- §tii dinner limo; then sho iclt ashamed of ,‘liitviug tot-gotten Mr. Agnew. Tours. ‘howuror. soon czinio to her mile], and she , wept long and silently.

" .\Iy dulling, ~ou rim ill," said tho pupiirc, as his daughter cutci'cd tliu draw- 111:: room. _ l-Ivulyn had determined to be brure,tlmt ﬁloorgcinightnot suspect the (run comm rollicr inilisposition. and thought Bill: had lerased all traces or her tours. ‘ “ Only a slight headache. papa." .Iho jrcplicd. chcerlully, and soon was the lilo jot the little part). ; ’l'he Squire and his ward laughed up- lroniionsly at l-chlyu‘s quaint sayings, but. .tliu tutor was more silcnt and thoughtful. 1 Dinner was no sooner ovorthnn livelvn (retired. George as was his custom, open- ring the door for her. As she p si‘ud .thi'ough. shi- thought oi the iirstduy lic had done the some. She looked up lit him. their eyes met, and she felt he lovcil her; hbiil George was ll'lll'! n»- sloc]. lie was ,poor and she in ieh, and he would Hui. “tall her loiuurly him. So livelin thought. and at that mom. :it wished the was 1‘. bcpgur tor Ills sake. l The ﬁlm had set. and the shadows wcro i’lust tolling; lcuvci: were whirling about ,ln lilll thorn, :uiil linnlly settling on tho lgi'onud; till the line stunner tlowcrs wcm ‘pustuud gone; the hum of the bro and ;tlio buzz oi the ily were bu-iln-d. tlu1 lit- ‘vorito old haunts u-ci'c silcntund deserted. Iihc lcrns in the old grotto weic brown ,nml dump; IIII' wild tlotvcrs—ihoy were ;gouo also; the bare old stout-s alone sur- 1\'ivcl|. the cold bright water (ll'lppilll' on :them irom the little cztscodc. a

Evelyn \t’cut straight to the grotto. Sho sat down on a bench “'IIL'I'H slit: bud oltcn sat with (lc She bcnt her licnd, and lcovcrcd he cyl \"llll lior blinds. Silo ‘ wept. Her hair was \vnntonly plnyctl with. l.lltI blown about by the wind. but she knew it not. llcr slight form shiver-

l'amily lllflll lhutoxsmnblcd bout-nth Squire , ed wilh the cold, but she hooded it not.

lirantlv‘s rool'cun \voll be imagined.

Two months thus p: end away, when nows of Stunhopo Gordon‘s scri'nls illness arrived, which, 01 course, tor :1. time post— pound his intended visit. 'l'ln- Squire lookcd i re and troubled, but the w '> livolyn “.15 glad in horsecrct heart. She and the young tutor \rri'o now more l'ia- qucnlly togcihcr than llsllﬂl. In tho (-uol lt‘cniugs, utter a. hot summer‘s day. they might be soon \t'andcr'ug slowly through

Ihc; ouuds, parlimth ' whorc the paths Won 1 through the smart soculcd shrill)-

g: to admire or pin."Ir

lici'ics; now and lhcn loppi some, bcaulii'ol llowcr or stop ly lrcc perhaps to examinesomccuriouscr plant.

lly this time some things has acquired more than on mnry liilt‘l't'sl, i'oi' tin-y Would stop not unircqucntly before u. grotto, :tu arbour, or lhc ;;ll:ll‘ll'll root of .III old tree; doubtless happy imam-Litmus \\'t‘l't‘ (rou- ncctcd with lllt‘lll, tor (i ergo .‘llcrion would ltmk lovingly down on the young: girl who oooiidiogly bun-ﬂr on his :trm.:iud smilingly they would cmverso togvihcr. The old grotto was apparently their 1:1- voritr. spot, for tin-y inoi'e li'eqiioully visit- lzdil than any othnr pl‘ . 'a "c to say, the squ c never ohhct- ,intiumcy which hit-l \q-I‘ll r up hctwocu his daughter and lit'ii'v~-i .ui.. Ilia word's tutor. ll may be, simple and in- nom-nt hinisl'li', ho was uhnv to surrpcct wrng or gnilo in any p". llc :uid hi~i young \'1r«l oi'tcii sui'piiscd llll‘lil in t1 wnnllr ' gs. but neither party betrayed thr- :lightl-sl ctuhnrm»uu-ni.

Squire Urantly \ is pirasl-d to 5m his child so lillpp)‘. 1y lui'u donu :luolhci' w on! oi sight. rub his hum collar, and l:lll,'_"ll nicrr

11;. illlll. when licoriin lo-

'cil.

she ni-iil' l| )llIIII‘I would he lhl

" Uh, l‘lv ‘ “that you :hidllll so lll'lll “ How dare you, nurse!" angry l'c'ioindi‘l‘.

“ Surl- Ilit' lmor inun‘s Fun would he hclli-r," lhc iiursvt would say,

“ Don‘t name the \\l‘clclt to inc 5" Evo- l_\'u would return.

'l'hcn lhc ohl nurse would s'wl :Iud uipv the tour: lroui hcr c‘t'c :lllll woullcr what would he the end oi it all.

CIIAI" 'l-Zl' 1V.

'l‘htI hot su'nmcr innl [);llhl'll, lho (forgo- ous zlowl-rs h-ul uc '1 ' all disappmnumb.- lt‘:1\'l:i on the trcca‘ \\t51‘l' putting on lln-ii I'|I:-44'I brown, and the cr- niug‘a wcrc gradually closinpr in chill and cold; thcu Et’t-lyu and (icorgo \cunld lu'ucli-‘r: tin-tr

singing logv-ihcl'. :inil ohl Squirt.- (lrmnlyl

would sit \t‘illl hi: hurl; inmul to lltl‘lll, nnddccbtre he never heard such sweet music. and :it olhcr lion‘s would curr- ~l

u. tlicir lime and l me, lo lli-‘il‘ no small lim- iItIl’t‘tl. Illl'l't‘ \"t’l‘l “ ry pair-vs; but the Flillll‘l"

usomcnl. Somctiml-s little ltlilic was llllllttl'Llll i. too obtuse to notice lhu-m.

11', at such periods, Iic lmd torucd round.

he might porchnnoc lmro sot-n Hcm‘gt"m

Morton‘slmnillighin pr. vg I'lu'lj‘ll'r‘, slzlj’illglls‘lttlliillil'tlgl'l"$.itl'os lhc .cys ol ihc 111.1110. llo pi'ctcudcd to say she

was [liming i:t!~'cl_)'; but one cannot he-‘

licvc that war; really the reason of ticorgo‘. conduct.

AL lcoglh the tutor begged the Squire would git" him [cure to :tlwciit liiiiiﬁcll I’or it short time, on particular lltl~lllt'.~“, which request was : t mm' compliod \\ illi l-Zt'clyu wad v ry inchuuholy iudcwl all day; the uth morning l'wo on: was going away. No word of love id yet. pas. 1 his Iipw. l'cl'impu he was lt'.lt’lll!_‘,‘, ll' rcr to rcluru —s‘to had ho-trd oi‘ tcli crui-l Ihingge. “ Why bad sln- cvcr sol-o him 3“ She lclt. alas! she loved the tutor \tiib all lllc truth and purity ol‘ hA-r young 1.. mt. :md sln- was Willing to c.i<l all her \vcnlth of low and lnuuily HIIII \voildly i'icln's ut

'Illl would not iiiil'rcqin-nt-,

hut nurses.‘

She did, however. heed :t warmclmik lhut , was gently thrown around her, though no word was spoken.

" (it: go 1-7 you !“ iiivoluutairily escaped ‘llCI' hpu‘ kind lmnds \\’|'.‘l.p|)l.'tl tho I ' ;mcut.«i t. lolly urouud IiI' -; and t \cu

ihon lit ,0 luund it ncccw‘: y tociiciiclo ,wilh his unit; the alight. toroi, the wind 1 was so contrary :md disagreeable, ut lcnst h,- suidso; and the gill looked up no.1 uniﬁed. and tho prctty rcd lips were open- liug to any illnllllliiilg, perhaps to ruinou- lsll‘ﬂll.‘ with licorgo on his behaviour. >\\'h:ltnrcr it Wlh. ho novor board it, for he stoopcd urn-r ilu- young bend, and et- ‘lectimlly slitled it in its birth. ; Then the young man poured forth all his pout-up lovo lllll told Evelyn how he ;l1;tll loved her lzll‘ hctlcr than his lilo iroiu itho tir-t momcutho saw her. and he sought iont hcr huh hand lroni the [bills ol the it'lullk. and an. d hcr priseioimtolv to giro limit that lorcvcr, and ho his oivn door ,witc. And llll'll tho young girl in tho :lillhicss ul her oiiiitter' c happiness. laid fliCl' hcad on the 101111;, lltlDl": shoulder ‘und meokly promised him. ' I ('llAl’l‘lCll V. , tlld squire lininllg: looked up l‘rom his 2 iupcr n. his daughter run-rod the room,

moo lion alter llic preceding little set-no I’m lhc ;; vita. , l “ My child." he said, " when do you 111- itmul giving mo my too? I ve been

"iiiiiq: l'or il this ever so lung, g We it-ar that .‘-lr. tiruntlv u iust lhcu [telling it litllc story, :Iltil so his; word thought. 1‘ 1' hc looted up suddenly ironin. book he, lid“ reading. in l‘lt't. lln: M‘llll‘u iliiltl not lit-xii long; in the mom Ililli‘h‘cll, .only a low nimiiios lii:ltll'u(itm]'1;'l', but ho ‘uovcr Iuadc. any remark lliitlll““'ll(‘l'l‘ 1.“ “mil bent, or wind '1in one else ll‘l'l lu » u - ‘Zu: has howct‘rr in cxcciient spiiit~, and ,uuu' and llicil iuli ml his halidi \cliolucnt- .‘y together. and burst into uncontrollable yliln ol’ langhlci‘. putting down his pupcr ‘which he prctcndotl was ‘be cause of it if; lot-doc to indulge in his unaccountable luc- §h:i\'ioiii‘. I l One mulling. about :1 i-u'lnight fli'tl-t' ithcse on recs. the H‘lliltf said to. his ‘l:tlllr;llll‘ll', u, dear, Sianhope (inn it on tilil ii- liliill'l‘ :tl'u t‘ulliili" - : ' ‘Ymi will bo glad to hear the albiiiilh'l'iri kquiio well. \l'c must prop ~.-, tor tin-m ,lkuow my darling will do all she. can." . , H t )h, papi 1"aiie exclaimed, " Stalﬂtopo tlordou !‘ i, You will try to lt|\‘t‘.llil11 for mv sake," I 'uid Ihc sqiurc: “ willyou not. “H. child ""'

" lint ii. is not right ol‘ him,“ she said ~ 3“ it is not right or his iolhoi , to t'Vllt'ol yoii Ito kccp such an lll:~':lllt.' promise."

I The young giil wcpt as it her heart would Iowa; and the old squire W'H

' ioly ttll‘uclcil. . I ‘ - lint, Il.‘.l ling, tor my s..ko you will do ,wlmt vou can.“.~..id iicr lltllil‘i'. " Remem- pile! tinilloplt’s lather risked his lilo tor

, h l'opa, I trill do what I can,“ said Ero- ;1yn, :la she rose, pale and trembling trout hcr chair. ‘ " 'l‘iuits my own daughter,“ said hcr :ilhcr. “13ml prouusoyou. clvn you islotil not marry Hutubopo unless yiiiiliko iliim.“ 4- ()h (lam-go, George,“ nnbbcd I‘lvclrn ,m an agony oi mind, M she threw hri ‘ ,upou hcr bod. IIHLlllt'l'U was a way to Zen-ups. Slunhopc might not like her. 11' he Would only hall- hcr as she liatcd him' and hcr l'utitcr prouiiietl she was not to ,marry him against. her wish. ll‘ Ucm‘l'u thud only rt lurucd and told itll lo ircr llaibci', us he had made hrr believe In- ]\\‘\Jullll ill» .»u_;ht to come in a day or How at tho must. llul nhzlt chnnee could in poor tutor lime. in comp:ui.l.ii with the Mill ol hcr inlln-r‘a [)I't'sin‘l r? b’bc did

histi-ct; but ho had not-or n.1,] 1,0,. S“ﬁlo‘oi wi~h to 5111:“! htt'lalbcr; what was mu beloved by him. And now Ill! \m. l-‘““ "’ “"9 piling .'\\\':l.\'—-llt'v1i:\ltl loi- n short llllll‘I‘lilil l-lvt-lyn dressed herself in the simplest H.“ ,u my unllugi'l‘u-(‘He‘l|1‘|(“u“~-&|n|" ,i I rolvs sho ball. it w ts a plain white-Inns- Implwn tupi'cveut 1m rctnrnl And hurlllll; :1 single blush rose was t'iti'oleusly lull -r—\\h:it would be my? oi or rllv‘ hrn ’pluckcd in the conservatory. In!" \Vlilt‘. passed 1w \ m1. tun, to built In... l.- |,,.,-,, .«buhad watitlu‘ml,itiillns cnrolesslypl hit pi'uiulsr \Vlmt \vonld hc Liv to nor in her hair. Silo know Stanbopa‘W‘): limnziirb-nly conduct in loviui: :3 ohm who anti his Inthcr had urritod; the!” pcrllaps had ilt‘t't'i' given bcr it .‘N‘l'lilll‘dll" study “‘m‘ he" mum“ M" thought;l Thoughts like tin crowded on; At length the latter‘s MI” mm "w the hour gir s brain lor the lir~i iiui". 11.: true calling [0" h” L ‘"‘""' .- . u livi-li‘n rcnmiuwl in her room all lbw, cousrrvillm'y- "'1" "n", “Armor:- i'clusiug to ride wilh bcr lilllit‘l'ull the plcu -‘ Lilitwl' lll’pﬁwul’ﬁgf Mn un- ol ltcrnlut‘hv. :md ruin-lug to be, condor-ted 'may IUV“ 5% “mums” tyrant." by hvr Idllllllll old nurse, who was at her. I”.qu I‘m‘w' icngthsuuiumrily ditmiued. She roiuom- l0” 1""

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