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FREDERICA. . TIIE ’ BONNET—GIRL_ C II A P T E R X I V .-—-Conltrtucd. TH. "V'LATIONe

ttrs you ill 3' ‘ I No. not now, i’

‘ Did you deliver the note I'

' Yes.’ ‘ I Then Mr. Weldon willknow thet I cennot some down. sud get one of the other clerks to attend to my duties. Why do you tremble so.’ You ere very pelo.’

‘ I not quite well.’ ‘

' Why do you withdrew your bend i" .

' I did not menu to. denies. I don't know whet

I do l,’ ‘ You must be ill.‘ he sold, with eileetionste soil-

allude.

' No—I em not ill. It is not thet I am ill. Jemes.‘

‘ Wes Miss Weldon pleesed with the he;?' he esked, as if desirous of diverting her thoughts.

She msds no enswer. Iier young bosom wee singulerly egiteted. Jemee beceme slermed. end would here celled to his mother.

‘ No—«I em better! I sue foolish, Jemes,’ she eeid. with e I'sint smile.

' You ere very streuge! Hes say one hurt your feelings ? Hes eny one insulted you in the street '7

‘ No—oh, no i I sew Miss Weldon. end she seid the but wee very pretty.’

‘ Did she try it eel

‘ Yos.’

' And it becsrne her ?’ he erked, with snlmstion on be imagined. with ell' e lover’s erdor, how bceutllul she must lieve eppesred in it. ’

‘ She looked very lovely in it, Jems.‘

‘ She is very lovely, Grece.’ . .

‘ Frederico is my neme. Jemee.’ she end. with e seduces oi reprooi thst wee sitsgulerly touching.

,‘ I meetttt say Frederice; he enewered. coloring. ‘ I wss thinking of Greco.’

Frederico sighed, Ior she knew thst well. Her interview with Grece. briel es it eves. bed confirmed her suspicions thet she wee sttsched to him whom she herssli loved with ell her eeul's idolatry; end thet this enrichment wee reciprooeted. the bed every reescn to believe. Poor Frederica! she lied cases for si hing over her sheltersd‘hopes. She now ro- solve to escortsln dirts'lol , ere ‘slreleltfliiiir. the truth of her suspicions ;» I. though ghosts end lovely beyond compsre. the young bonnet-girl had

“'mmpifi'i‘ifgflfimiidifiiifih‘lil‘ifi

in decision. , _ end notgseknese. tiist now governed honend csuscd .' K ’

her to wiepao In t ' ‘ She is very love y, ctpphesis. _ ' Source 'lovelier then thyself, deer Fredericefl Indeed. I know not. if in e contestdur the prize 0 beauty. thou would'et not cerry it ofi‘l Yet she is very bewutifel end generous; good end intelli t es she is besutiful 2 She possesses every cherm ‘t st edorus her sex. end is richin every quality of the mind end heart thst gives excellenco‘to chnrecter! I wish yoiikncw her, deer Frederica. It would be only to love her.’ ‘ I do not wish to know her. Jemes. I em but e

poor or hen. end in humble condition. She is rich edsirired’ end perlisps loved by one to whom she hes

Jemes.’ she responded, with

#flmhips. it will ever love end edore fer

‘_ 4 W"

filled ILim'with the grief. He now sew ihst e e‘ bins ' more then s er'slovsl A hukdndmemhtdh‘d: rushed ill mirth“ ti on his mind to confirm itl ' He wondered the he find not suspected it beiorsi lie condemned himself {or hie went at penetrstiont for he telt thstlt he bed been psrlter ewwe of theoliereoterher efl'edtiess were “kw. he night here spered her much nehqipiusss the! s now new she. must neessesrillandure since the discovery she lied lends thst he kind whether!

‘ Yes,‘ be reflected. thed I known this, or seen we ected it. I would here been more guerdsdl Bel eving, doubtless. thet‘ I loved so she loved. the has given ell my Interdel efledtlotl e'tneeniu I never intended! I’oor .I’redericel Silent. d. end broken-besrted she seems. I must do seine- thing to repsir this unintentionsl dissppointmset! But how? Whet shell I sey l How one I scotbe her? Whet conseletion heve Ito odor I A peininl position I em ell et once pieced in I As e brother she cannot receive my love—yet as e brother I still love her! But I leer I must love her no longer as such! It must be thet weseperste. I can no longer justify'myseli with dwelling is the “not house wizh her! To-inorrow I will seek out enother bonding-house. This is why she did not come up when she first come in! This is the secret of her, wild grief when I wee hurt last night! It is the key to unlock witch ,thst is pstt ;. end I see. es I teke‘n retrospect. thet I here. ell ignornntly. been siren thening this uohsp y sttschmentl‘ ‘

t rederinn.’ he a foam .seid, siler severel minutes' silent: . -, h ‘ v

‘Jsmes: ell jktisrlered. deeply' coloring. ‘snd speaking with trembling lips. It sits instinctivte discovered the trein niuhls thoug ts.: snd'knew thet he lied detected the true stets cl .hsriieert. This knowledge wee e source of pole to her. . . ,

‘ I tour I have been imprudent.’ he eeid. tenderly. yet with emberrssement. ‘ I hsvs been very blind not to see thet you here honored me with‘e deeper interest in your heart then thet which e brother holds in e sister's. I here been wrong to target thnt we ere not brother end sister! Forgive me. Fredericel I blsmo myself. greetiy.’

‘ Oh. no '-—oh, no !' she ensivered. lifting her blue eyes to his loco with generqu \vermth,but ipstently dropping them bolore his ; ' you have done nothing —nolhing. Jsmos, but whet is right. I here been to blsme! Let me beer the disappointment. I should here knows idiot-you would love tbst beentiiul msidenl I should I vor hnve forgotten thetI wee e Iriendloss orphan spendeut onyoitr bounty, sod too humble seen to h your sister! Forgive me, Jumos.’ . > ‘

t! not islk thus. Yon grieve me I know on speek them irom the irit ; but they rieve me.

‘Fredcrics. d with such words. lowliucee of your gentle s I have loved yd“: wfli flrfly halides} flother. As e sister you ere still ver deer to me. I know not whose death woe eussgrne‘enost sorrow, yours nit; Miss Weidotli's.‘ on 'src es'deer to me. es s s, ter,sse e. ilbetom es ,‘el ‘or es ur error. desjlt‘l'e cities I denial»:- ebfothgr‘;3:nd theAgeImue been. of which I see ell unworthy. even were my ehetione free. bestow upon some young men who will cherish you end love you I' " ‘ No—no l Do not cut me to the heart. demos i' ‘ Forgive me! But there ere young men when you cert-sender heppy with;yosr ' iseert's,L "

elter of its devotion. where number more “

ot ask me to forget! I will offend you

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' lottetoe'n for W

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thoughts! eokqts‘t Level-one she (loved. ~ sII per- mitting me to lieve this interview. you ere doing me e kindness thet I know not how to sppreclete. deer brother!’

|I trust you will opprseiste it,’ he seid. with e peculier sinilter (mile: ‘Now write your missive. end let me see how you will improve upon mine 1'

She took the pen end proceeded to write, Iciding the letter sheet inthe forts of s note.

‘Sim—The writdti."e'ledy not eltogether unknown to you. is very desiroue’gi seeing you on e subject in which her hsppiness end your honor ere most lntipstely concerned. )It on will so fps piece cos- ndesee in en sunnyrnous nicetion es to r rti this bold request. here the k ndneee to cell et 0. l7 Dormer Pleat. o—h—- "feet. et eight o’clcck. to-morrow evenihg. I’lecing full confidence in your benevolent neture end generous spirit. the writer feels tlist she may look for you without fesr ot diseppointment.’ ‘ A ‘ . (To be continued.)

r. 3.1m.an Sitmti Nanigotiott tia‘o .fittamtto “remorse terminus“. .s‘sn “mug-n- “ms. Bumsnon' Women .

The eteenies ‘" PRINCESS OP WALES " lssvcs Cher- , messitlc. shedtec. Biohibpctc. Chetlieni end Newcestlc. every hiendsy night st eleven o‘clock. resch- isi Slit-disc in time for the morning t on Tu y.

- r see Shodieo brdtinlnbucto wt nine o'clock echoed-y morning. end Biehibuneo tor Chetheni end Newoestle, st one o'clock seine dey. erriving st Clasheni end Newcsstle

A FINE CHANCEA Nli‘DQ-R SPECULATORS ' ENTERPRISING MEN!

the Owners to olor for SALE. or to RENT. severel veluebls runs.an

“a 8. sud FARIIS. iii linuser end other‘psrts o! the Island. in good cultivsuo.‘ well wooded, end possessing othersdvsntegest end Ior which good end vultd ti tlss. sud unincdtstv possession can i. resent Benson

given I ' _ . ' ' ' - t the other nine hovui been sold the Also. {our LOTS. being the residue of thirteen Building Le e. g MUNTAGJE BRIDGE.

I“! d to til situetion known en ti SUM Ell ILL." s ‘o‘min . Inllumgsk.umfle¥0e:: oldie to 150,000 bushels of Produce ere euuuell c:liipped. end iicei'ly ell psid or in out.

' obese hero end shi for Orest Briteiri the cited Ststcs. he. gdmpiiililfflium Ilousc, Peel) Otllce. end ‘I'ctnpersnce Society lieve been eetshliehod for m

' i ' 0 ‘ (1 Cl Mills In the vicinity ; where islso en quentit of ell kinds lumber can bah“ maiiiioalr'iim Ill: is " the only 13- Ml‘mprrty {or seleui the p on whiohlzenders it most desirable for q, ebové cities of erdssne now so much wensed in this 4"! Imm-

A STORE end DWELLING on it. cspsble of holding 15.000 bushels produce.

U" Kiln. will be Id 1 d on rceeoneble tonne. . _ V lilalnl. pnrticulsl: o? grouse! information csn be obtained by ceiling et. the oilico of Messrs. BALI. & so"

Lniid Survc ore.Chnrlottctown. Reference csu else be bed from W. SsNuttttsON. F. l'. ITORTUX. Ition. ARK“. Georgetowilg Jse. littOiiititth. Cetupbcltou. Lotl; l“. W. HUGHES. EMMIMV 01500. (abll'lOIleOWu. end to the subscriber st Orwell. who is slrc Agent for the ssle oi. Musenyf’rs Blowing nutrient“. the cclubrnmd I'srmouth COOKING STOVE. end else for the Felling Mills oi Mannheim“. flit” V tow. the llunblc. J... “Away, New path. you“, w. Mupoxup, Pipette; where CLOIII is received and returned with d“.

p-tcb- RICHARD J. CLARKE. I .

Manuel

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with e double Wherl end site {as .

Orwell Store. Aug. 10. l8“. 3

THE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE rsnn AID EIIE

INSURANCE COMPANY,‘

IIAVING A LARGE PAID UP CAPITAL, ACCEPT ALL CLASSES OP RISKS ' At Reasonable Rates of Premium.

mine evtuiing. , . . Igssvre Newcsstls. {or Shodiec st three o'clock on Wed-

zoesdsy morning. ceiling st Chsthen‘end Riohibucte on wey wit

: Leevee Shedise (or Summereidc _end Cherlottetown on Wehebdey unwound hell pest two o'vlusk. Immedietsly csi errivsl of the Train.

Leevee Cheriettetown for Pietou everv Thursdey morning es nine; returning. leevse Pieteu for Chsrlottetown st twelve

airlock seine night. . Lesvcs Uhsrlottctowtt for aspen-nude end Shcdisc every t ht o'clock.

Pridsy morning. st heIf-pes c

: Leeves Shodinc (on m 7 end Chetlottqownet heif- pest two. ether errivsl of trein. every Seturdey shernoou. ex- iving st Cherlottstewn st heir-pest tee urns night.

.‘I'he Steemer “HEATHER. Ii LLB" leeves Cheviotte. town {or I‘ictou every Mondsy morning et nine.

’ Lceves Pictou some e enit ~91).de of Neil. shout

L;th {gm clock. «h

4 s Ottet wit t“, en ‘ - tdrdsy't‘nornln st.ilve“gcloek; returning to Cherlotte- town is” eys‘ili'. (huddleth sher errivsl o! mull st l'huls. st shout four o‘clock in the ensuing. A

units—Iron Chclottetewn to Pinion. or book. Csbin.

l! t ed. . . . I . . n‘becll’t‘ins‘nueiephu.

. 19 Chap: vile Cher ottetown to ummerside or beck. Cebin. 9s; steer-

oge. 7s 0d.

Chsrlettetown to Similar" beckLOIbiie its; steer- ? x l ,

egc. Ids. ‘

1 l r t, . . Chsrlottclowit to Richlbuctd. or beck. 5.00. Mirnmichi do. 6 00

For some {evctcd youth keep your pure lo ‘ Do- . , , '

hes been bestowed so unworthin upon in : y l augmdrwgumur gm ‘ James. I here but. one heart—it know no awn?” Rlcubucwc 4:: 3:09

shrine. and though it beforbidden to kneel u the‘ I) irstnichi do. 3.00

8t. Juhemsbsck. £1 ls I‘d. or .tJO. i Us ad. or o.00

2 10s 0d. or 0.00. 2 Ids ad. or 9.00.

0. Chsrlottetown

Do.

Do.

do. do. do.

est on. Port end.

. rsed' ell th iceless treasures of her heart! . . D . Beet ellfmc‘331myr. :tiderlcnr'luswered Jensenwitb IGo'a'lllfl 8”?“ 2" Ii“ “0 mu . Goa mm e. .- . ,ARE%JEGRT€tCMh'M°" ‘° 5“”ml’mder " emotion. his cheeks glowing with the bright hopes 93‘ '°' 1, 0." m°"'" . v4. Peewm‘ h Sh > h a but“ wk Tom um "mm "mm"! h" "aim" "tie. omehiildg'enui minus-soda.

of the future. ‘ She is loved by one who hes poured into her butt. all the wealth of his own. end who kubws then he is loved in return. with e devotion pure. sincere. end letting us her own neture !’

‘ And thisone who time loves her 2'

‘ Frederics. I here n‘ever breathed to you the

secret of my soul l But.“ e sister. I one contide ~

in you; Ior I know Islinll have your sympathy end joy. Do you not remember when. in my boyhcod's destitution. I wee relieved irotn greet wretchedneee. ney. from stervetion. I end my deer mother, by the bounty of e young girl of ten ?’ ‘

Jemes hed no need to remind her. knew this too well.

‘ By tlint sweet. child’s not at clierity, end through her influence with her tether. I byeend bye become e younger clerk in’hie counting-room. I em now the heed clerk, end Ayon know thet I here the prqspeot oi becoming e pertnerin the house. Now. ell this thet is pest. end ell the present. sud sit the future. under Previdenoe. I owe to herl This young girl becsme the Idol of my boyish gretitude. she beceme the shrinii of my hcsrt’s msnly devotion! From boyhood I lieve loved my beneiectress. next. to you ; end it is my happiness to soy. deer Freder- ice, thet I lieve the sweet assurance that her effections ess women ere wholly my owul Yes, deerest sister.I lookviorwerd to e happy union with Miss Weldon. ere msny~ months ere peered by. sin the envied one to whom she hes. to use your own words. " surrendered ell the priceless treasures oI

her heert l' ” ’ * A. , Frederice hosed this ieIel eonhseios like e ststue.

Frederice

’0

I close in m. den under the.‘ Devil's

She rose. end hurried from the spertment, leeving him overwhelmed with surprise end grief.

CHAPTER xv.

ll‘nn dsy efter this pein‘ful interview, Jsmes hanged his epsrtments torenother house. end Ior

the‘nest three weeks rerer sew Frederico except in his mother's presence. ‘To the letter he lied, on the

disappointed in the- union she bed locked Iorwetd to, between her son sod Frederico, she wee pered foifithir revolution of his lo, tor Grsce eidon. She.’tlierel‘ore. coincided with impln the pro riety of changing-hie home for the present. until Fr cries should in some useeeure overcome this stteciiment. During the three weeks thet followed. thelunhnppy Frederico wns eilept end sorrowful. did enicrlilto shop. st iutsrvels at two or three dey she would niekeen alien to eppesr cheerful; but it wee en efl'ort thet it peined him to witness. . During tllze some three weeks. Glow bed bee lein hispous‘ ‘ _ e esi’d Il‘lh sister’s elimtiéoon'. l"Eler‘lton Inigrhom the menus ol"money raised on the le ’ Iii {told his forged draft. lied eieo been busj‘ ott H '3 or he hedrsvenge .to gretiiy, node rig .to overthrow. Jock Brige lied not been idle, thou h be keptzvery er.’ lee. leer of the Poiiee. He had else envy end betred of his own to'imdulg’s. Poor George Anson. thohug‘bsnd of the murdered women. but been ex‘pininsd‘snd

pele end immovable. All her turn were confirmed ell her sweet hopes wrecked! She bed nerved her self to beer this;reveletiou ; but the eonilrmerion of her" Issrs tell hesv‘ily' upon her’youn‘g shd‘lbving hCMs ‘ V '7

‘ You look sorrowful. Frederics,’ he seid‘,regerding her with surprise. _ ‘ ' y

t I do not mono toilookoorW‘ful.‘ shineid. with en eliort to smile.i ‘II - you eguhitppy in loving thet nob In I n , newton em. did not gas I 3nd. _ .’. , , I,

lie gezed uptin' he‘it with surprise. Iler menner—v her voice—her looks. ell were singulr nudes. wanted. Unsuspieious of her love loi- ldm, be,“ than at e s'uter tor e brother..he expected. joyful cougrmlleim. It wee for these tlm he wished

M nee—robe ldltet' ' 5. her to 9 l” his intended to stir:

cl erratic sod min: :‘sndfihes‘ 4 .

. II I. ' j 60k .40 x are rotate!” uljtdglfd‘tlhii'firoigtlsfe {height}... her J'ecnptlou of this informsticn, e be rege e her with and “we; end IRIG’JW upon

15.....W e. nephew ‘ d._N

nut-Jeni“ stem. «Mel‘de elitist y other. or e did-trout adoption the .ihflilwhlch lie ed towsi bdr. e purely reternsl one, he

i tiara dul‘ so! ey'to ‘ensbie’ him to solve the mystery. He set looking ettentiveiy upon her. es

she set. with eyes out down. the ltdsussibling withthe vein etiosr to shut in the teen. her check without eels-rhet- bosom e tsted. end her heads

Inf-«her "ices j

epoch. sell she won stop the wild beeting firmly.

full . committed Ierfltriel ' no eusplclnhbe ng’ direci'ed.

go o‘st Glow, ss he bulb. , ark on the'pistoi. Ies I. the quedr‘oon. hed elso

mede. in the mesnwhile. smeetbrillient debut es

csntetricei,‘ Thus the three weeks lieve produced '

’chsngss. end sdvnnced‘nists'rielly the. more! of our

stor .9 - ~ I

lV’e will now tske the render to Ihe bendsomely furnilhsd? privetpigien‘ty. RI? Q ’lnuIstlr x seven' o'clock in the event . ow is we king up end down his room in s ri u‘hroceds dressing gown ; to: in all points thifnsm itioustipsn imitstetl the In or of the race st . s ent re- meinc’d pretty inhéfi me It's? iv! lest be it. seve tbntewritingdosit wesopssi open the Iehlereed otters sod writing motorists. end" written pipers strewn upon it. ~ * ‘ Ills isce’slbt‘htleok of «moist redaction. es if be we- “Hedi!!! perplexed. I lie stoppedby the

tehieandiook sleuth-tuft u unit. which isbrrnn lie , ’ r - Q ' are none 'tvitlt' hit or or he mammalian. fees lfimtwm mg“. ...,,.,;....,.,... ~

be on to ruse it. .At his moment e d st the exfremitypdf slflrhoil its“ dud Ie'ebdl ‘ tered. he wss dressed richly endwher. hgir eves errenged ith greet tsete. es it or the' open. Sihs sdveuced towerde him. when?!» on pier flue t'ouilhtnisceW In!“ Without lilting his eyes. he eeid. morosely.

tI have weited.hr your? Ion-“vb been Ion dressing! There is whet] hers writteul. Bee it 1‘ And he pieced itbel‘tirs her. 4

‘ It does not not mi. Ibrflh‘.‘ e“ snswered ‘II on will sllowyne to pen it. I will . f, , r u ‘

skin. 12s.. eveilsble one week. the Islend during the time.

be issued st eny 'l‘ichet Ofloe. to no ing end returning together to end from soy one spoon with. in one week. it be' conditian eoni ‘ with. the Tit

some tiny. freely confided ell. end. eltliosgh she wes usls or Isthmus.

When Jsmes u e. Supp lectured TOBACCO. warranted p

mayhlowest prions. end outlio crest

Thom W‘ mirrmtet‘rrfnmtt. limmtnromo ” ’

, diluted. 0“ 500.00” of the fit

Shcdlsc to Richibuoto end inremichi. ls 6d do. ltsrustn ‘I'tcure to or from Chsrlottstewn end Buttres- 'I‘ickets void if pertiee leeve

Excvuioit Its-rues .‘l‘wsere. st. one Int cless (ere. iney files of lfie or more go-

' tinetly undcrztood thst unless those cts will be void.

Susan 'I‘scesre any be purohseed st Oil’lcs for individ-

‘ By Order. ‘ r I " ’ . 3’ re csuiomt‘nwn. Suite. title.

New Tobacco Factory

AT SUMMEHteIpE

FA .SUllSélltlngufifiufémiungPENfiD e et ‘. report: ot

ly Who csnle Customers with the elend Menu- ood, cic. at the

blc terms;

open his l-‘itctor . being the first (inhibited es-

tablished In Prince bounty. will meet with liberal

“tron side. In Prince County gcu

Mons-cillileidhsnts of. winter- t'lI' . ' column now. summer-side. August 9. 1866. a. “f.

Spring Goodswm

itme

I

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White Cottont, ehirtinge. printed “mid-'1: ensure-2 beggiuge‘. no la:

saunas-nel- shrub. nnreeels.

.whlteuehloused

mud.» ..

will tilt. Fishtail. hilt-inc '1. , . mincnnowm 18ml) “transvestites:

it:P saute:ng

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sedelbees Wei. with s ilts'r .vsgnrd discs. end whth will be titled to whom buyout": the molt invor- glittery-dan All retainers match

“s ‘ I l ‘ * ' ~ . r . ll . ‘. IIe putter-heir invites elie nineties or “trellis”. d Charlottetown-id vicinity/ta thst new. on eete be are Retell mementer ‘1 secs. mm In!