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JOB PRINTI G ofovory description, performed with ncntness and despateh, and at moderate rates, at the douuxhx. Office.

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Summerside Markets. Sunmnusmh, NOVEMBER 21,1807.

Oats per hush - its 8511 Harley per bush 311 (1d a l'otatocs per bush - - - - Is 1111

'I‘uruips per bush - — - - - - 10d a Is Butter per 1b by Tub - - 101] 1113 Lard pcr lb - — - - - - — - ltd a 1011 Tallow per 11). - - - - v - - ill] :1 1011 Eggs per 11117. - - - - - - - 9d :1 10d Reefpcrlb - - - - - — - - - 311 11 4d .‘llutton per 111 v - v - - - - - 311 11-111 l’ork per 111 by carcass - - - - - 4.511 a 5d (it-est.- ouch - - - - - - 1:1 (id 11 2s

{117.11 116011 Ills 11 115:1 605 11 70s

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Flour per bhl - Oatmeal per owl. IIay per 'l‘on - - - -

Straw per cwt. - - - s - . .

l'ino Boards - - - - - . . 11:1"

Spruce Boards - ~ - - . . . . . . . . 4s ,1 W Charlottetown Markt

Novmtncufl, 1367. (d 11. 1111 lid 11 -Id

letf (small) -

1111. by quarter - - - Mutton - - - - :ld 11 511 Lamb per lb. - - - £1,111 a 4d Butter — - - - lid 11 is Do. by tub - - - 10d 11 1s ('heew - - - - 41laTd Tallow - - - - 9d a 10d Lard - - - - 811 a ltd l-‘lour lb. - - - 511113511 Oatmeal 100 lb. - - 175 a this Eggs - - - - 11d 11 11 l’olatoes - - - ls 61111211 '1‘urnips - - - - 15d Hark-y - - - - (is 11 As (tats - - - - 25 Rd Boards (Hemlock) — - - 4a Spruce - ~ - - 4.1 11 51: Pine - - - - 711 :1 95 Shingles - _ - - 125 11155 W001 - - v - la 11 Is :111 May - - s - (105 u 7th Straw cwt. . - - 15611 11 2.1 Ilamerpun - - - 511 611 ads Sherpakim - - ltd 11. la (‘alfskin lb. - - - - 5d 1191] Hide! 1b. - - . . . 4511

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BANK OI“ PRINCE EDWARD ISLAXI) Corner nft)uer11 15' Water 8/11.. Charlottetown 1. BRENAN.

.l’resident—Ilox. DA (htsltit‘l‘——\VII.I.IA.\I Discount l)ays-—1\1on1ays& ‘I‘hursdays. Hours of Business—hum 1011.111. to 1 p.111. from 2 pm to 4 p.111.

‘UI’Q'IOSFIIAXK.

Grafton St, Queen's Square, ('hm-loftelnu'n

Presidont—(‘Iu111.1911 l‘ALi Esquire. (ladder—«IAIN»; Anonnsos, quire.

"isvount l)11y11—\Vedueis1h, s & Saturdays

llours ofBusiness—I-‘rom 10 a.1a 111 1 p 111.

. from 23 p.111 to 4 p 111.

50.1131 1?;iisliiI-i' BAle. ” Central Street, Summersidc, I’. 1'}. Island.

President—«lion. Joins It. (Mama-1:11. (‘11shi1-r—IG. L. 1.1'111A1111, Esquire Discount l):1ys——'I‘11esday11 11nd Fridays. Notes for Dist-aunt must he in before 11 o'clock on Discount days. Hours of Businoss—IO a. n1., to l p. 111., fr111112p.1111,1114p1m.

o-Partnershlp Notice. ' ‘lll‘l Solon-ribch have this day entered into Ult-l'AR'l‘N IEIISIIII' 11s BARR] S'I'l'llts

11nd A-TTURXIIds-AT-LAW, under the 1111111e,‘11lyle 11nd tlrm ot' ALLEY 5:. 1') E3

(ll’Flf‘. i.——()‘11A1.LUR, N'S BUILDING, UREA‘I' (111111111 Srnnur . GEORGE ALLEY: 1.1)1.’lSlI.])AVll~S.

("harlotletowm O1: 111, 18117. oct21

' ““ " roomsnanny,“ Barrister - at - Law

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NOTARY PUBLIC. &c. scion-amino, - - - - I-.I-;.ISLAN11.

1mg. 9, 114111: ‘ W Mm“ FRANCIS 1.().\'G\\'()lt'1‘ll, 111i liltlSTl-Ilt'. AND A T’l'UIt’A'l-I 11.11 711.11 1! 11:?" Office—PAVILION HOTEL. (next door to the 111111. Joseph llcnsley‘s.) Cl[ARLU’I‘I‘l-Z'l'f)\\'N — - - 1'.l-J.Isl.1nd. Jan. 17, 13117. 1y KITSON (I. IQY, M 1)., PHYSIOIAN,S G 0N&AOGOUBHEUR

formerly Aanistant r'eoo in "the 11. 5. Navy. offers his pron-111111111211. services to tho people of Summersida and vtcnpty. 'lle can be consulted uthis olllce, ovt-r lll‘: filorc ot (iron-111$ Suharto-.111, in Summersule. June 1:1, 1567. tf

i111. I-nua, Physician 85 Surgeon,

()1‘1rit'12—1ttt111- Svuunusnn‘. 11111'11 S'I'oun. next (lom‘lolinnk.(‘1-nll‘nlhll'1‘vl

SIIAIJIIa'tSIDI-i. 1-. :. 1.11.1117). 1111.11.11, . 11:;_’ WILLIAM M. llO\VE, AtMrney—at-Law and Notary Public.

Sr.111.1;Axon's..............

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211 Siiltt‘fili (1112111111.

CRAWFORD’S HOTEL, No- 9 King Square, StJohn NB.

l’ermant-nt 111111 trans1t-nt Boarders accom- modated on reasonable ttrms.

In connection with the, above tln subscribers have opened a

First Class Grocery Store

where they will keep co 1nt|y on hand, lt‘lour.t'oru Meal, I’rov 111s, Tea, Sugar, .\1ol.1.~:ses,and all articles usually kept in a Grocery Store. J. CRA\\'I“ORD A: SON. May 30, lo‘ii7.——1y

l . ‘ “" . “T” Q1411111111111 Quasar @0111. King Square, (North Side,) ST. JOHN, I'. IS.

The Subscriber having leased the above Hotel, and rehtted the saute, is now prepared to accoummdate Transient and I’crmanent

Boarders, and trusts by attention to meet a share of public patronage.

Having also leased the commodious Stable attached, and sevurethe services of 11 careful Hustler, who will he in attendance at all hours, travellers will be sure to get satisfac- tion at lowest. rates.

JAMES \V. THOMSON, I’roprictor. Styloltu, ll. July I, Hint—1y ROCKLIN HOUSE, Kent Street, Charlottetown, SIMON 1). 1111151111, raormuron.

Permanent and Transient Boarders will find the above House to give satisfaction. (311‘tow11, June 13, 11>

31111111 311111111111 (“310111, KENT STREET, CHARLOTTETOWN- JOHN MURPHY, l’ItOl’ltll~l'.l'()ll. Permanent and Transient Boarders will

lind good accounuodation.

(iood Stables in connection with the IIl)TI-:L, a careful Hustler ulu ys in attendance. ' , l-‘eb. H, 115‘ ll'

{1511171111111 ms 01111 FIRE ultra-11‘s.

“ A little fire is quickly put out, which be- ing; suffered, rivcrs‘ cannot 1111e111'I1."—Vi11e .\1r. Cardwell in the British House of Com- mons-

1 1 tr 1 ' 1r 1 L LX IlhblEUR, A new Portable, sci/looting Fire Engine, for 1/11: Ia'a'linguislling quhcu 1'11 their cal-[y .1111 cu.

The little Engine can he carried on the back to any desired spot; throw .1 small stream of water,i111pn-r1att-1l11-i1heigl1ttin1esin volume of carbonic arid gus, 11-h ch is' the most simple and must ell live 1111-. 'et know to science for destroying fire. '1‘ . 1c advantage of being always ready 1' 1' use. All that is 111-1." sary in applying 111-111 is to turn the tap with one hand, and with tltc other direct the stream upon the flame, which will i stuntly extin:~ 1ish the tire. They are indispensible for 111111 . stores, warehouses, f.1ctorios,pub- lic 11llic halls, r\'. ., dc.

Putt} .53. -1 $27, 5 8,210, ll $3.7. Chemical Cbai‘gcs— $1.10, 4 81,40, U, U $2.25.

JAMES R. “'001)liL'llN, 1'18 Water Street. St. John, .\'.R.

or Mr. ROBERT Y1 '(2, Queen Square. Charlottetown 11111? if

11111561111th to Shipbundeié 310712

Blocks! ocks !

Price of 1'1 tsels i11l‘.n1,:land, order a set of those Sl'LI-ZNIHI) liLUlilv’S, “'llit'll everybody is praising, from

1 ()UNG’S.

Terms Liberal. “Utter-11L, 'unnnt-rsidc, Sept. 1511, HGT.

.1”, 1.. ,,M. ,‘,h., Larnagc It actory ! ! Head of Queen Street,

C II A R L 0 ' ‘ T 1'} T 0 \V N . 1115 Subscribers begieuve to acquaint the public that, having entered into a(.‘o- Partnership, they are prepared to execute all orders in the

CARRIAGE, SLEIGH,

()lt

Blacksmith Business,

and having l‘nl'll had considerable experience, they are able to turn out 11 FIRST (ILASS

Carriage or Sleigh.

Repairing of all kinds, together with all other work appertaining to their line of busi< 11ers, will he. attended to. Send in your order» iunuediately

PROUD 1% McCOUBREY. Queen Street. (.‘harloltetown. Jan. 10. 1111;? 1y

M“ ' 7717.11 111 111-2111111111, Saddle and Harness Maker, Water Street . . . . . Summerside. "cttl 1213115.

’rIlE sunsenuncu ()1-‘1-‘l-JRH 1011 5.11.12 11tl1i11

LI'BIIIICR YAIII) UN “'A'I‘I‘ilt STREET all kinds of

LUMBER,

consisting of

Pine 1:: Sarucc Boards, Deals. Scaatllng

Lnths, Pailiugs, Shingles, Studding 6w. &c.

if?“ Lumber constantly kept on hand. JAMES (‘Al.l)\\'l".l.l.. Summeriide, Jan 31, 1301'. 1y

MBER 1’ YARD?

annotation... Edwardian, 11.11.13,;"Nov’ember’ '21", 18767:

tied to her almost overflowing cup 11f sor- laud vlaim 111-1

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CARVELL BROTHERS, AUCTIONEER . Commission Merchants, And General Agents,

13. NH BUILDING, QUEEN STRI'ZI‘VI‘. f'ltm'folfclull'lt. - - - - - I'. If. 151111111.

JABEZ HUDSON,

GIL'IC {AL AGENT, &c., TRITLV, - - - — - - - June 27, ‘lo'li‘l.

""““"di ’11 D WILLIAM BEAIRSTO,

Auctioneer 1.1} General Agent, 11311-1211 srnmacr. 31111111111131.1711. -

WILLIAM 110111.), “ Commission Merchant, And Auctioneer,

011111211 SQUARE, CIIA [MOTH-17’!) iI’N - - - I'. [NIL-1N1)

Kianoon, 11111111310115 & 116.7 Q111111111, 1{1101111111, 3312111111,

AND GENERAL

Commission Merchants, MONTREAL, - . . . . -- 1.

The most careful attention given to the execution ofordcrs for Flour, (1min, .‘ieeds, Provisions. Leather, llidcs, Coal Oil, and general Alert-haudme. Freights secured and Insurances vli'ectt-d at. lowest current rates.

Merchants in the Lower l'ravinees will find it to their interest to forward their orders for Flolxrtn us for execution, as an extcusn'c acquaintance with Western Millers, and as Agents for Mime of the most popular Brands in Canada, we can with safety assure them ofevcrysatis etion.

Remittances .,.,,instor1h-rs when not other- " - provided for. may l11-Ill:|1l4- with Stirling nee, or Gold Drafts on New York. Dr is on New York being worth usually not to a glper cent more than on Boston.

livery information as to the :1 market, present and prospective, 1:11 required.

t'.o11si-,(1nnc11lsof I-‘ish, Cod Oil, Se“ 1"'1'1‘- fully realized. and returns made with the utmost prnutptitude, or applied according to the wish of consignors.

(Ihargesonly madefol-1111111111 disbursements 1111111ommiisiousnotoverthoseofrvsponsiblc Houses in the line. linqttt-Flionublc rcfcrnees given when required.

RIRRWOUI), LIVINGS'I‘ONIE

5113 St. Paul Street, Montreal, L‘. It}.

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& CO.

February 7, 18117.

c. L. RICEARDS,

Importc‘ and “'holesalc Dealer in Eg’dtisslt & Jinrrigntirntuitr. 3, Head North "\thrf,

S'l‘. Joux, - - - NEW RRUNMVICR.

Dec. (‘1, 181113. ly

tunes Grecnough, F L O U R Commission Merchant.

No 47 Commercial Street '(‘l' 11111 Stt't- 'l - BOSTON

Co‘

J. H. ALLEN. Commission Merchant,

And Dealer in I‘I'ovis‘ions, &e. )1 A R l\' 1‘} T S T It 1‘} 1‘} 'I‘, St. John, N. B.

111011.15 Inna-our), AUCTIONEER

AND

Commissmn Merchant, ST. JOHN, N. B. Nov 1, 13115 THOMAS lt'RlZZl-lln Boot and. Shoe Maker, “'A'l‘l-IR S'l‘Rl-Zl-I'l‘, oppzmilc t'oliu .llt-Innnuu‘s' More.

Boots and Shoes of 11 superior quality cou~ stautly on hand, 111111 for sale cheap. Summer 110,.)111111 ti, ltitiT . 1y

111m trimaran 11111111113 InsunA N011 COMPANY. FIRI'I ANI) LIFE.

Establis—hed 1809.

'1‘\\’() MILLIONS, 1117.111111‘111 ' :

CAPITAL: Sterling.

EDINRL~ RU 11 A: LONDON.

('1. \V. “171111019, Agent at Charlottetown.

Form! of Application can ht- had by apply- ing to Mr. J. 1511111111111, Journal Utlire, Sum- 1111-r1i1lc.

t‘hat'lottclmvu, June ‘20. lSti7.-—1y

7 " 1,111. 11111211211.1., Physician 61 Surgeon,

1112s1111;s1:1:——.\t(ll-111110. (itlrl't t‘.-1, 13:1p1ir1-. Stanley Budge. New London, - - 1’. 11].].

Jnn24,1801‘. 1y

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Authorized Auctioneer,

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Commission Merchant,

I’. It}. Islaml,

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{101-12 011! how oft the darkest night l’rocedcs the fairest day!

011! guard thy soul from sorrow's blight—

Cloud's may obscure the day-god's light,

Yet shines it still as clear and bright \\’hen they have name 1 away.

Hope on! though Disapp 1i11tlnuut's wingi Above thy path shall soar;

Though Slander drive he1 rankliug clings,

Though Malice all her venom brings,

Though festering darts tit-traction llings, Still must tho storm pass o‘cr.

lfslave to poverty thou art, Bear bravely with thy lot; Though keen her grilling chains may smart, Strive still to read their links apart; [lope on! for the tlespturiug I cart God surely loveth not. ‘

Hope on! lll|lll‘ on! tl1dug111h‘car and dark The fillurc may appear; The sailor in his storm—lost bark Still guides the helm and hopes to mark, Amid the gloom some beat-on spark, III-1' dangerous way to cheer.

Though wealth take wings,or friends forsake, lie not by grief oppvcst; Stern winter 111111111 with us the lake But genial spring its hands shall break; Hope on! a firmer purpose take, And leave to God the rest. '1‘1112011111”: A. (lamp.

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N 0 R M A ; 01: THE firm or causrnnwoon.

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0x the, eve of tho third day Norma ar- rived; Ralph would have gone to hav1- met her if she had only slated when she would be at the depot. 111111 was a lull. majestic woman. Her hair, black and glossy as a ran-11‘s plume, was coiled and rot-oiled around her queeuliko head: her ll'Jl‘l‘lll'ml was as white and smooth as though vut out 111 :1 block of marble, and beneath il was 51-1. 11. pair of eyes, so friug‘ ed with drooping 1-1: vs that it wasalu s1 impossible In state \1‘11at1:nlorll1cy \"l c: her mouth was pretty, her lips scarlet as a ripe berry, and betrayed a strong cou- lrast lo the white lace.

Ural-lo \\’L-ll:(tltlt‘ll her enthlriaslieally. and then turned to present her to her 1111s- band.

“ You are very welt-111110. here.“ he said. inhis11111sit-alvnice, extendingr his hand.

She laid her hand in is, and he felt it flutter like a. bird; her t-yesdroo-n-d to the lloor, than they “'1 c liltedluhi cc with a varying,r cxpr sion, she half started, gave him a look of recognition, droupcd her eyes again, saying, in a sell, Llremuy voice,—

" Thank you —)‘onr kindness will be appreciated by 1111:. I am so utterly deso- ale.

“ You need never be desolate more,“ he said. sollly.

Then the three went in from the portieo inlo the richly furnished sitting-11111111,!rom [hi-nee (iarcit: showed her up into 1111- ronm she had prepared for her, and lheu left her to rearr are her loilet. She 1001-:- cd around her.

‘~ llow ‘ .and everything is." she. said. slowly; “ 11d to think that insull'e able little i11ilk-aIul-wnlcr 1-bit in 11listre>5 of it all 3“

l‘hen she eonnueiwedto111alu-l1erloilt-t, She put on a crimson dress, trimmed with rich lat-c, which brought out her beauly to advantage; it was cut low in the bosom and had 4 short sleeves, and around her throat she cl . tofhaudsomo pc. and in her 11.111 she lilttt'vll a tingle sp1'__ of crimson flowers. and 1111-11 descended to the sitting-room again. Never had $111: looked more radianlly bt-Ituliinl

The softest lint suli'usvd her cheek.-I as she entered and found 111) um- lllt‘l't'. hul Ralph. He sprang up and offered her a seat. 111 some way. her hand came in contact with his, and he I'otnincd it.

“ You have not for-rotten 1111-, Norma," he said,parsionalt:1_\ 9 his eyes tell on the pearls around ho. throat.

“ I‘oor Norma11e1'1-rforg1-ts a friend," she replied, drawing :1. heavy sigh, letting: her 1 es droop beneath his pas- sioualc glance.

I lie stooped over her—ho WIN tempted to kiss her, but at that moan-111Graeh: :m- poart-d. This was but one a111o11gtl1en1any scenes which followed. livery day they met, and she forgotabout gniuggowrucs- sing. They “'illllll‘l‘tltl together down to 1111- brink ol‘lhe river; they went 11111 to sail in lhe litlln boat \vhivh 11'1111 frao-thl ith so many 1-1-111inisee111-ea fht't court- ship and still earlier youlhto 1rneie; they rode. horseback together, while she, poor child, was force to remain at home. 111- was enthralled with the bowilehiuyr wo- man—the Norma whom he hadlliited with before.

0111-. day, when he returned from a ride \vllh llt-I‘, a servant :Iltltl'1\:lt‘ll»‘1l with—-

' woman will insist upon you. We tried to drive her away, but could not.“

A scowl settled upon his hroa as he went to where she was waiting;r for him.

" You here 1" he exclaimed.

“Y1-a,"she replied. “ I'm here! I want money to keep 1111- from starvation; il'you have no natural feelings loft, give it 1111111- hreause it was I who put you " “ Hold your tongue, you cursed wilt-h l“ 111-. shouled. “Take this.” flinging her a purse. “ and don‘t you ever dare to v 1- lu1'e- hert- 1111-1i11l (in! go! I command voul"1111d .11- puahod hor Indely trout tlu- iloot'.

, “I will go, but my wow 1\ ill 1' -~l upon l1o11," Site hissed. " 1 lane lot: all the pi— llt‘lll'l' l 1-11-1' posses ~l‘ll."

' lleonlygaveabilttrsu1ih-asl1el111'111-d awa r-lte did not believe that she meant lwhal u- said.

i \\'1-1-l passed tut—weeks of bitterness -lo Gracie, and then another drop was ad-

row. Her father, the only friend ~l|l' haul reamining on earth, 1111' found dead in his lied—died of heart dist 529! R tlph ev- pvt-ssetl 11o grief; this was the event lw had looked forward to.

When Ralph and Norma, the evil star 11f hisexisteuoe met 11 ' , lhere was a strange moaning in 1111 1' eyes,

1 ‘~ lie is gone. Halt-1133110 mid, Cxulliug-

ly

“ Yes. Norma, my darliur. he has gone. Norma. I love you dcvotedly. It would he heaven to spend my lil'-~,‘wi1|1 you," drawing her so close. to him that her hc-u rested on his shoulder, and his \1 11 breath swept over l1:-r l1:-.i1 ~‘ but ti 1 11—" he waited for her to finish the s1-n- leucc.

“ She was not here!" she said, looking 11p into his eyes. “and you know 111.- vaults—sl - ght be unsung?"

111.- ca 1t her meaning. (‘lakping her hand, be 1111 it In his‘ lipS. and then sought to l; ss her lips.

“ Not yet," . Illl, ring to your yet!"

1‘ “full you forever east that up to me I" he exelainu-d. “ But it 1311111111 be so uuu-h longer."

There was an oxulting smile no the lips of the siren. All her scheming and plan- uing was about to be fulfilled. ('lu-stvr- wood would be at her command! ’1'111 e would be no need of her going out as .1 govt-rue - v

“ Bah!‘ '111- ejaculated to herself. “ (lov- eruess lin‘s‘onthl I never cherished such ",1, a, an] idea I"

It was not many days afterward that there was a loud outcry at Ch ‘

’terwooii, (iracic, the gentle young unstresfi, beloved by all who knew her save the two who 11:111 plotted so such ally to deprive her of her rights, was 1111. lug! The servants turned out to rch; the nt'ighbnr. the aristocratic pot on 111 the town :1le land in the vain search. At last the little boat which had so long been moored at Ches- terwood Place, was found some miles down the river, where it had caught s11 :11: trees in its downward course. It w s capsized. There was no more doubt a. to her fate now. She had gone out in the boat alone, and was drowned.

lalph appt red like one distracted; ho was hypoct enough to play his part well. 111' had heavy weeds on his hat, and every gate and every door was fes- toonod with crape. The insignia of death was imprinted everywl G.

Then came the parting. Norma had to leave (litesturwood I'lace for awhile; it would not look well for her to remain [ht-1'1,- uow, especially as his attentions to her had been so noted before his \ 'fe was missmg. There were many tears sh. d. and then she went on her 11. y rejoicing. There was nothing now to (lobar hertrom becoming the lady of L'lu-z-terwood, and sht- was lritunphaut.