DEVOTED T0 LITERATURE, SCIENCE,ICOMMERCE, AGRICULTURE, AND NEWS.

Vol. 3.

- Summerside, Prince Edwar

11 Island, Tfifiisday, May as, 1868. '

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No.

THE

Summerside Journal, I! PRINTED AND PUBLISHID IVER? THURSDAY EVENING,

JOSEPHBERTBAH.

AT HIS OFFICE, CENTRAL BTRIET.

T E It M S : '1 copy for one you, in advance. 6s. 3d. 4‘ “ - half advance, Md.

u “ at the end of year 95.

Persons getting up clan): of run Subscribers will be entitled to the Jonas“. for oucycar.

ADVERTISEMENTS

inserted at moderate rates and in good style.

Broom. Aonunucars may be made on reasonable terms for a whole, s half, or quar- ter column, or by the year.

JOB PRINTING

olovuy description, performed with neatnsss and despstch. and at moderate rates, at tho Jouurur. Ofllce.

Almanac for May, 1868. Moon's l‘flASl-IS.

Iull Moon, 0111 day, 2h 24m. nf’noon. below 11.

Last Qua. 14th day. III. 2111.. rif'nonn, below II-

New Moon. 221] day, 2h. 23m, mm. below 11. First Qtr.281b day, 7h. 29111.. nf‘noon, b. West

311M111” (111111111.

11.81 W. ’1‘. HUNT, (lioniinliissimi 11191111111115, GENERAL AGENTS AND AU 0 TIONEERS.

SALEBIIOOX AND OFFICE

Head of Queen's .Wliarf-

Summer-side. P. 13- Island April 2 . iscs 1y

(opposite the Store of Wm. T. liunt & Co.)

WILLIAM BEAIRS’I‘O,

Auctioneer (1‘. General Agent,

\VA'I‘ER s'rnEnT,, P. 7']. Island.

— CARVELL BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERS, Commissmn Merchants,

And General Agents,

BANK BUILDING, QUEEN STREET. (Marlo/(down, - - - - - P. E. Islam]

‘ WILLIAM DODD,

Commission Merchant, And Auctioneer,

Summerst1:-

L'IIARLO’I'TI-ITU IVN - - - I’. E. [SI/AND

JABEZ HUDSON, Authorized Auctioneer, GENERAL AGENT, &e.,

I'. E. I.

Importer and Wholesale Dealer in 211111511 1% Qflori‘igii(151111111111.

1,11ead North \Vharf, saw BRUNSWICK.

Commission Merchant, And Dealer in Provisions, &;c. S '1‘ 1’. E E ' ‘,

KT Givcs personal attention to the Sale and Purchase of every description of Goods.

11.1 rem) 11111111111113? Successors to Thomas lliiutiird,

commission Merchants

A1111 General 1 gents, 11 NORTH MARKET WHARF,

D SUN sun lsuu's M5 fast ‘dco. moon the u 9!; clock north “Sea '3'; I lhnilhmlmsl |hmlhm H Qt!th SQUARE, 1[Fl'id|4 51 7 4 ii 415 4.") 2 2211 13 2Sut 49 5 3 115 8 25-1 16 3 Sun 48 6 3 1615 31 3 2B 19 4.110 46 7 317151 4-1 4 0 22 5 Tue 45 B 3 2316 17 «l 29 24 6 Wed 44 9 3 ‘29 16 40 rises 21') 7'I‘hu 4:1 10 3 3717 :2 8 8 27 81°11 42 12 3 4017 2.") 8 59 30 'I'RYON. - - - . - . 9 Sat 41 1:1 :1 4217 117 9 413 :12 June 27.1367, 1.0 Sun 40 1-1 3 41') 18 910 42 8-1 11. Mo 39 15 3 4K 18 31 ll 49 37 C. L. 12 Tue 38 1t; 3 .50 18 531 mom 5!) 13 Wed 37 17 11 52111 ml 0 11; 32 14 Thu 36 18 :1 52 ll) :16 0 50 4-1 15 Fri 35 11) 51 5:1 I!) 58 1 21 4-1 16 Sat ' 34 21) 3,45 20 19 ‘2 17 46 17 Sun I 33 21 3‘ 3-120 40 2 15 4‘.) 18 Mo l 31 2:1 3 4821 l 317 .12 ST. JOHN, - . . 19 Tue 30 21 3 1'21 22 3 [10 54 Dec. 6. 1867. ly 20 Wed 29 ‘26 3 14 21 42 4 18 51} 21’1‘hu 2s 27 :1 26 22 3 4 49 as J, H, ALLEN, 22 Fri 27 29 3 38 ‘22 23 si-ls 15 0 23 Sat 26 3o 3 51122 411 7 Ir: 2 2481111 26 :12 3 123 2 8 51 4 25 Mo :4 3:1 3 ll 23 22 10 1"?) 26 Tue 3 3.3 s 2123 4111 , .. 27 Wed 22 no 211121 011.511 11 M A R £1311“) N B 28'1‘lin 21 37 2 4021191110111 13 - °__1 - - 29 Fri 20 38 2 49 :35 38 0 57 15 110 Sat 19 39 2 57 2-1 56 l 41! 17 '31 Sun m 40 2 a: 21 so 2 2 so my 9' mm, - Summerside Markets. May 28. Oats per bush - - - - - - - - - - - - - {Is 611 Barley per bush - - 6s 11 11s 3d Potatoes per bush - 3s Turnips per bush - - - - - - Is 311 Butter per lb by ’l‘ub - - ls 3 a Is 411 W“ P" 1" """ ' ' ' ‘ 9“ " “M ST. 101m. 111. 13..

9d a 1011

Tallow per lb. - - -

E s or doz -- - - 8d Eggf pgrlli - - - - - - — (id 11 7d Mutton per 11) - - - - - - 3d 11 id Pork porlb by carcass - - - - - $1111 11 oil Flour per bbl - - - - - - - - - - 5111 111105 Oatmeal per cw - - - 18:1 11 20s Hay per 'i‘on - - - - - — - - - 90s 111005 Straw per cwt. - - v - - - - - 411 Pine Boards - - - - - - - - - 19: Spruce Boards - - - - - — - - — - - - is a as

Charlottetown Markets. May 23. 1368.

Beef small) - - - - 7d 11 811 Do. b(y quarter - - - 5d 11 (id Mutton - - - - 4d a 6d . l b. - - - none 17.12;!“ . . . . 18d .. 19.. Do. by tub - - - 1511a 1811 ('hscso - - - - (id n 711 Tallow - - - - ild a 11111 Lard - - - - 9d a 1111 Flour lb. - - - 311 ii 11511 Oatmeal 1001b. - - 209112221 EQII - - - - 1111111111 Potatoes - - ‘ - 2s 9d 11 3s "I‘urnlps - - — - 15d Barley - - - - Gs a. 7s Oats - - - - 3: 11d Hay - - - - 805 a {10s Straw cwt. - . - - 2s JSIIGQPIEIIII - - «is a 311 Calfskin lb. - - c - 5d 11911 111ch lb. - - ~ - - Md

.311; a 11311.

BANK OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Gornn‘ of Queen 5‘ li’am' 8/3.. Olim'lotlztown President—lion. Damn; 1311113111..

Ctlalllcr—‘VIIJJAM CUNDALL. Esquire.

Discount Days—Mondays 1b Thursdays.

Hours of Business—Four 1011.111. to 1 11.111. “193:! .‘~:r~.-.'L!9_:l_.vcc-

UNION BANK.

Grafton 51., Queen‘s Square, Charlottetown President—Casio.” P11411211. Esquire. Calder—Janus ANDERSON, Esquire.

Discount Diiyn—‘Vcdncsdays & Saturdays.

Hours of Business—From 10 11.111 to l p 111., from 2 p.111 to 4 p m.

sniiiinnsins BANK. Control Strut. Summlrsi'dt. 1’. 1‘. Island. fresidcnt—Ilon. Jams 11. (Imprints. Cashier—E. L. Lvouiin, Inquire Discount Days—’l‘ucsiluys and Fridays. Notes for Discount must be in before 11

o‘clock on Discount days.

floors of Burlnsss—lo 1|. 111., to l p. m. from 2 p. m.. to 4 p.111.

DR. PRICE, Physician 81. Surgeon,

Onion—At tb Simiiimsimr Duuo S'romc. next door to liank. Central Street HUMMERSIDI. 1‘. E. ISLAND. October 12. 1885. ‘ y KITSON CASIA . M Du Physician, Surgeon (f; Accouchem- formerly Assistant Surgeon in the U. 8. Navy, otters his protesslonsl services to the maple ofBummersido and vicinity. He can bacon-ulted stbls otllcs, over 1119 Store of Messrs Green at Suburmsn, in Sumnierside. JunoZlfl, 1807. I if

.. .. . . . 1"ri-11.S.llanford. 1, 1811s.

Chas. U. li:int'm~1l.... Jun.

James (1111011011311, F L O U R

Commission Merchant.

No 47 Commercial Street Corner 01 (‘liuton Sil'i‘i‘h" - - — IIOS’I'ON.

an‘lltvlfl'llllhs'h and slll'i'o'tlII/l‘ltl—

le‘UltANCI-l COMPANY. Finn AND LII-‘11.

EstablisEEd 1809.

TIVU MILLIONS, Sterling. III-ZAD OFFICER: ED1NBURUII& LONDON. (1. “KIM-2111.013, Agent at Charlottetown. Forms of Application can be had by apply- ing to Mr. J. lluiiriuit, Journal ()lllcc, Sum~

xiii-rsiilc. Charlottetown. June 20, 18117 —ly

CAPITAL:

WlLLIAM 11. Iiown,

Attorney-at-Law and Notary 1’ iiblic.

E. Ismmo

Amman-lion THOMAS KELLY, Barrister - at - Law

AND

NOTARY PUBLIC. dire. SUMMEIlSlDE, - - - - 1’. E. ISLAND. 11113. 'J, lSliG

(lo-Partnership Notice.

I 11E Subscribers have this day cntercdinto (ill-I’AR'I‘NEllHllll‘ as IiAIilIIS'I‘EIiS 11nd ATTOHNIliS-A’lELAW, under the name, style and Ill‘lll of ALLEY & DAVIES (ll-‘Ii‘l(‘.l€,——()’llALLOIIAN‘S BUILDING, GREAT (11111111111 h‘riii-zrzr .

(119011“ E ALLEY, LOUIS ll. DAVIES.

Churlottotounflci . lrl. 18117. ' oct 24.

. '1‘11011as‘riiizzuin ‘ -. Boot and Shoe Maker,

“'A'l‘Ell. S'l‘li E E' '.

stnnlly on hand, and for sale. cheap. Sumnirrstde. June 6. 1807. 1’

minim. cnnw, Watch 81 Clock Maker,

ll’aier Street, annual-side. (Adjoining the Shop of Mr. J s. Iiililwcll)

__. cwelry repaired. at

watchfl' Chka “ml J ctnulify.

moderate charges and with pun

April '1. 181111. 11'

Commission Merchant,

oppoxilr Grédn it: Schurmai‘s Store. . Boots and Shoes of 11 suporii quality cou-

Buainita (1111111.

Temperance House,

Y “E Subscriber has opened :1 House on the corner of Water and North Street, nearly opposite Holinan's Wharf, Suinmorside, where permanent 11nd transient h orders can be ac- commodated on reasonable . The House will be kip 0 en to accommo- date passengers in the Stem or. In addition to the above 111.‘ has opened an

EATING SALOON.

where Luncheons and Temperance Drinks can be had at anytime.

JOIIN 11. SCHURMAN. Sammersidc. April 9. 1111111.

Temperance Hotel,

ORANAIIJJ‘I s'rnI-zirr, SUMMERSIDE. l’. E. 1.,

James Crozicr, Proprietor. Permanent and ' nn'icnt Boarders will find good necommo n at the above Hotel. Good stabling, and careful llostlcr always in attendance.

This Hotel will always be kept open on the nights in which the Steamer arrives and leaves, for the accommodation of travellers Sunimcrsidc, March 12. 1813 “

ERAWFORIS’E—IETEL, No- 9. King Square, St. John. N . 13.

Permanent 111111 tl‘tlflt‘lt‘llt 1101111101? 11030")- modntcd on reasonable terms.

In connection with the above the subscribers have opened a

First Class Grocery Store

where they will keep constantly on hand, Flour. Corn Moo], Provisions, ’l‘ea, Sugar, Molasses, and all articles usually kept. in ii GroceryStore.

J. CRA\VFORI) dz SON. May 30, mill—Iv

Commercial Hotel, NE IV ARRANGEMENT! GOAGH I'll—ii} 1111111

N FUTURE the (‘oacu l-‘Iiuu oi iilltravcl- 101's from the Railway Station and Steam- bout Landings in this (7in to’ tho C(lllMlCllv (IIAL IIU'I‘EL, King Street, who make their stay one day or upward, w11'.1. 111-1 PAID by the Proprietor. FARE AT THE HOTEL: riuxsirzivr. One Day, - - 0111: Week, - rnnriisi ' . Per Week, - - - - - - .i 25 to 94 50 The HOTEL is situatedoutlielmstbusincss street in the city. and nearly opposite the \Vavn .v. It is handsomely tltti-il up and calculated to accommodate some tli‘typcrsons very comfortably. l). 1’. HOWE, Proprietor. St. John. N. 11.. Nov. 7, 13117 ly

“Pouriirnin‘nousn,” ()l<)."l‘ltAL STREET.

SUMMERSIDE l

1111-] subscriber most respectfully returns

his thanks to the public who so libcrully patronized him Iii-rcioliirc in the “Union House," and wishes to inform them that he has again opened up, next door to his old stand, a

Boarding House Ilavioi: plenty of yard room. a 111 ex ‘ Illcnt and coiiunodious S'I‘AIILINii, 111‘ 's pi rod to make all comfortable who may patronize the “ FOUNTAIN 11013511."

DAVID GRADY.

tf

Fountain llousc,

Siimiucrsiilc. II‘L-b. “27.18133. E

RGCKLIN HOUSE, licnt Street, Charlottetown, siiiox1).ru.isicu. l‘ll()l’illlt‘l‘i)lt.

Permanent and ’i‘rausii-iit 11o: rs will 1111111110 nbovo House to give salisiiiclion. (ih'town, June 1:1, 18117.

’Qfloimlziiii “gaunt 2.311111. King Square, (North 81110,) ST. JOIIN, 1'. B.

The Subscriber having leased the above llolcl, and rcillti-(l tiic ralllc,is now prepared to accommodate Transient and Permanent

Boarders, and trusts by iittcuti 11 mcct a share of public patronage. _ Having also lcascd the con mo ions Stable

attached, 11nd st'l'llrt'd the services of n. vim-1111 llostlcr, who will be in attendance at 1111 hours, travellers will be sure to get satisfac- tion at lowest rates. '

JAMES w. THOMSON, Proprietor. s: John, N. 11., July 4, lSG7.—ly

Summer is the Time to Secure

PHOTOGRAPHS !

V HE subscriber having iiii-reuwd facilities 11nd 1111 evcclhiut light, is well prcparod to furnish good pictures. l’ll()'l'0(iltAl'llS, Fl‘llllttl’l‘l'l‘lifi. and AMBROI‘YI’ICS made to please, iit the short- est notice, and lowest prices. Call alid see specimens hanging at the door CHARLES CLARK. Summorside, April 2, Laos. li’cmambcr (York‘s Salami. St. Slop/1m Strut W. B. Dawson’s Estate. 7 ‘ -‘ .' ri‘ 'b - -s 11lli‘l' at I'RIVA'I'E SALI’LulI I [iii-.133.ka iiiS 1.1:.1'1'111-211 now finished and 1.. ciium-ol "lanolin-11110.11! the CITY TANNERY, coiisixlinu in tho whole of 2,111!) aiihisnf 011E LEATHER. 2,1011sidclofUl’l‘lClI Llu‘A'l‘ll K11. 1:151 sideuot IIAIINE LEA' ‘11 ~ 7311011111“ KIN. Part of this Slot-k is now l't‘lill‘ Sula, and the remainder is in collrso of [11111 ib-tioi niid will be 1011111; for solo on iiiiiiiiiliirtiirri doriu;. the \\ inter. The attention of plll‘t'hnlf‘l'fl is rzilh-d to this advertismncut, tllvlllls Stock iimst bodisposcd oi as sperdilv as possible. THOMAS DAWSON. RICHARD lllii'ilt'l‘Z, THOMAS ALLEY,

('lmilotlI-toivn, Nov 11, ll'lG7.-—tf

gTrustcrs.

1in

POETRY.

MY HOME IS THE WORLD.

Srun speed my fleet vessel the shore is in sight, The breezes are fair we shall IIIICl|OI' to-night; 'l‘o-morrow at sunrise uni-.1.- inoro [shall stand

(In the sou-beaten shore of my own native land.

,iudwhydoesdospoii'li-ucv \\‘I’I;Jll'll)\\‘ll my heart? Sui-Ii tlioiiglilsiire forlricuds who reluctantly port. I come from an exile of twouty long veurs.

Yet I gaze 011 my country through fast falling tears.

And I soothe hills purple \vilh bells of the heath,

And my own huppy valley llmt nestles beneath.

And the fragrant white blossoms spread over the thorn,

That grows near the cottage in which I was born.

11 cannot be changed; no. the clenialiu twiiics

o'er the gay little porch as it did in old times; '

And the seat where my father reclined is still there;

llnt where is my father! 0h. answer me where?

My motlier'sown easement. the chamber she loved, Islhere overlooking the lawn Where I rovod. She thoughtfully sat with her hand o'er her brow As she watched her young darling, 011 where is she now I

And there is my poor sister‘s garden, how wild Were the innocent sports of that beautiful child; Her voice had a spell in its musical tone,

And her checks were like ruse-Icarus! All, where is sho gouc'l

No father rci-liues in the clematis 113111.;

No mother looks forth from her shaded retreat; Neither 11-1 there stealing slyly awin

Until hult‘ suppressed laughter betrayed where she lay.

I‘ve slighted their kindness and Vlgllml to be hero; How oft have I said could I once again soo 'l‘lmt sweet little valley how blosl. Ishould be.

How blast! ()h, it is not. a valley like this, That iimiidi-d can realize visions of bliss.

1““? voices I listen and then 1 look round,

For light steps that. used to trip after the sound.

And see this green path, I remember it well,

"I‘is the way to the church, luirk the toll of the hell.

linw oft. in my boyhood 11 trimut I strayed

'l'o yonder dark yew tree mid slept ’neuth its shade.

liut surely the pathway is narrower now,

No smooth space is left. 'ncuth the dark yew tree bough,

n'er tablets inscribed with and words I tread. And the home 1 Intro sought is the home of the dead.

And was it for this to 1111‘ casement I crept,

'l'o gaze on the deep where they deemed that I rib-pt,

’I‘otliiuk of food meetings, the welcome. the kiss, The friendly hands pressure I 0b, was it for this?

And was it to this I looked forward so long,

And shrunk from 11n- :i\\'i‘l‘lllu1-‘-i of Italy‘s song. And turned from the glam-c of the girl of dark Spain,

A1111 wept for my country again and again.

\\'hi~11 those who so long: have 1101‘“ absent ri-turn To 1111: scenes of theirizhildliool it. III but to mourn \Vouiiils open afresh which “1111' iii- luill hauled. rcvunlrd.

And the ills of 11 life 111 one glance :11

Spot-d spend my lloot res-sol the tcoiprrt iu 1y roar,

wave. [\‘pi-i-d Mllt‘t'll my lit-at vessel the soils are unfurled. (>11 ash 111131101 whither, my home is the world.

lltl’illlll’t.

"M'rilniiiu’i‘inu 111nm.“

IN telling a story about a Printer. 1 am not about detailing the mysteries and dif- liciiltirs oi his occupation. although a icicl- log and iulrrcsliliir ‘ili'l‘ltill might. be naili:

n ' ol lllt‘ business of his lim, with its 1-111 toil tor the good ol the world. i love 1111‘ pilllll‘l'S lroui association and 11mg habit ; um proud of their companionship; tlllil. when walking orni-tuid—vu'm with my lrii-iiil, llll' 1’1'1‘. ' li-ut ol the Franklin ’J‘y- pugrupbimil Society, I fin-1 as “'1'” as ii the individual in tho hook 111' myarm \\'t‘l't' the President of [1111 Unit -1 States. My intention in this little talc simply Logivii the incidents ol :1. primers “11-. wherein his heart iv .ooccrucil, and 11111 to mod— 1llc will] his prolcssiou iii any way. save to dignity my hero by the association. The “l"1'i-.i-111:111’s Star" was located in Philly. the shire town of Sunburn county. and it cxorli-d :1 great influence upon thi- mind and manners of tho pimple. Such-1y look its time from llioprinting-ollh-c. 'l‘lii- iiuiguzitcs of 1111-. 1111100 owned its 5 ‘ ‘ perhaps through 11.11, and tho huinbhsi loolii-d towards it with reverence. lor they had heard of s power as tho “ defender of the people‘s rights," and never deemed l1()1V11_1ll('ll oi humbiig llli‘l‘tl was in this prolcs '011. The editor was looked up to as a great man, and people wuuld touch one :iiiolhcr 111»; 11c passml, and whisper, “ That is tho editor!“ 110 had been felt:- maii ol 11 daily nlliize in tho city, and his iiiiporlauco was unbounded on the 11s- siimpliou 01 his new booms. in a pro- portionate dugrco all hands in the oliicc were marked iiicu. Thu single journey moo. lhe growuvup apprentice lrom 111.?- ui'ighboriug town, and the demon liiinsell. Wt ill lllill'lictl individuals. mid people treated llli‘lll ilefcreuiially 1111' thcir con- nci-tioii with the “mighty engiuii" that had such power. 'l‘hi-h' opinions, 11x- pi ‘ ii at times about the Weather. or the elections, or tho crops, worn listened to attentively. and c rythiug' that appeared in the l-‘rcciiian‘s Star was imputed to one or the other ol this "printers" by the par- ticular friends 01 each. Let. 11 piece of village poi-try appear, or 11. good story culled lrom some city paper. and at once would be seen in it by the (lill'crcnt par- ties traces of the minds nl'cnch (11 their 111- vo .s. They would have known itlo be his il they had seen it. in the moon, it they were by accident located in that planet and had met with it there.

It. was in this 011100 that I mndc tho ne- quaiulnnco ol the hero of my story-41111 grownup apprentice —\le11 bore the un- cupliiuiius name 01 Jubez lice. llc \vnsn spirited lollow, very intelligent. and :11: 11111111 mischief " usau egg is lull ol meat,“

to use 1111 expressive modernism. 110 was

How oft. in my exile when kind friends were near. -

'l'hero'uu ('llllll for my heart. iii the dash of tlic ‘

a constant attendant upon the tavern,‘ in all his leisure moments. where. : tti'nctmg acrowd of countrymen around him, 111.‘ would nstonish them by the kceuness of his wit and the extent at his information. and many 11 marvellous story have his country friends carried home “as latest ucws."th:1l.hudil. origin in the teemingr lu'aiu otJabi-z. SH niboats ivni-n blown up and railroad 111- 1-1.1: were as com- mou then. in this way. as now. when 1111- melancholy realities need no draught up- on tho fancy. for instances.

lint he gained a cliaiiaclor for wit at 1111- expense of his moral reputation. which is to» often the case; and at the ago of eighteen. though every body liked him and laughed with him, ho was set down as not likely “to turn out very Well”— a great pli also in Many. People caution- ed their sons and 11:11 .rs about going in his company. and ” hvil communica- lions corrupt good urinuors" was \vrillon as 11. copy in every girl‘s and boy‘s \vriiing book in town. lhiL he laughed at them all, and the boys joint-d him; and the girls, who, somehow or other, always Seem to set more by the wild and mis- chievous than by tho staid and prudent. loved Jubcz very sistcrly. lie was bold and gcnovous—qualitics which no true woman can sue Ill 11 man without admiring them. For more discerning than older ones in matters of soul. they had discriminated long ago between the Iiiist-hiol and wild- ut-ss ol'Jquz and his malice and wicked- Hess, and 11 large balance was set down in their hearts in lavor 01 his good qualities. They saw a sympathetic smile or tear where those who decried him saw but levity and heartlessucss. 'l‘lioy smiled upon him [or striving to save the child’s lamb from drowning III the wall. and re- ioiccd outright. when he threw the bully over the fence for nialchiitiog lhc widow‘s sou. - The most beautiful girl in I’alny was 1 Susan Bray. creature. with an 1ch as blue as u. Violirt I in spring. a voiccus soft 11s the evening 1

blossom, and a breath as S\\'i‘.i‘l. as iis pcr- 1

lirl‘tcclh. Iii-rloroiwasslightaudgi'ai'c- l l‘iil. mid as lilbi: s 1111: lii’lltllllg( 111 or the wavy plizincy ol'ilic yielding gr: 5. 1am I not good at do bin},r beauty in laili l "l‘is not my 101 1.; but I an) IIL‘II'I‘lllIllLI hereafter to put myself order the hand of my iricnd Paul Cicyion. or some other ,

Enough is it 101' uiy‘purpose to say that 1 she was very boautilul, and that over her ; beauty was thrown a lascination ol' inun- nor and a proprictry that was peculiarly dcligbtlul. She gained for licrsi-ll from

her modesty and gracojustilied the title.

village blacksmith, and having bet-n c.1111 cated in 11 distant town. licr return to Pat- iiy was like the rising or a'oew staror 11.1; discovci‘y of :I. new llowci‘. The young: men were delighted with 1191' numbers, 1 and the young women—pk shiitci‘vatiircs ——”"i\‘8 her their hearts willingly. 1111' they feared rivalry from her no more than they ,

111 a cl clc that Illi‘ bold printer boy did 1 not; color. This blacksmith was a. hard 1111111, and 1111- rrputation of .l.1bi~7. \' ' such that 11.11111 not Ctllllllll‘llll itscll vcry lavorably to the old man‘s mind. and hi: 1 had (1151:0111'1’1gtnl:lt'fllldlllltlllill} with him. From11111timeolhi-rri-Llii‘n.howi 'cr,bad . Jabi-z 15cc looked upon the fair Susan :id-

iniriugly. but at 11 distance, 111: g: ml

11o :illihiily with “11- light ' and laughing , .ill'i’t'liou ho lclt 1111' 1111- village gii ol his , ill'qllllllllilllfl‘. 111: 11‘“. that she “as :1 511- ; povior 110111;; to the whole of lllt'lll and his soul bowc ivilh l'i‘-\'L 'i‘iiiu: :11 111-1' shrine —-hopiiig nothing and asking nothing but to lay its :illi'lll, oll‘i-riug :11 INT 11-1-1. as Illt‘ simple rotary brings garlands in the slill ol'tho morning to 111;.r upon the shrine (11 I some Iavorite 'iil. it was a llt':illllllll feeling. and :1 porn :is Iii-:iiililiil, 'l 11(' love at lir>t almost unconscious . >- 111. li-Iiglh thi- absorbing l'ci-liiirgr ol ll it. marked his conduct and i-ouvi 1511111111, and tho uni-onli-ssi-d passion 111- li-ll mould- ed 1111-, iiiiprlii .1: and wild boy iiilo a drcamrr and 31 iisiouary. llo poi-ml "vi-1- books, and the woods 1111 gli-iis‘ and Wu.- ter-brooks \\'i‘l't‘ lumiiiarwilb his lootsli-p

llc 111-11111 in short, dear rc111|1-',iisyouai-d l. and tlllllllnl. all (lilo-rs, h: 1-, douc, or might have done. Illilll'l' like circumstan- ' made Iiiiiisi-ll V1-l'_\‘ ridiculous, and 1111' l 1 "11111115 Slur llli . ly grouui'il with 1111‘

MI 111 his awakened 11111411; and woll it. 1111 11¢:roun, as everybody «lid that road

what 'It'. \Vl‘Ull‘. The poetry was lllUl'i‘ truthful than lovi-ly. and its quanti 1y, like 1111-. Irishman‘s dam-11, i-oiupi-usalcd 1111' its quality. , 'l'bc changi- iii liisconiluci was marked. liusiucss was more clout-1:,-

111-.bid-111111::1pi'rli-i'tlniirvi'ltohisli'ir'lids.

who wondered \vli:11.l1:1d come over him. :Iudos the spiiilual liiiorkiogs bad just «01111111111112, sonic. in lovily. gave. it as llll‘ll‘ opinion that 111-. had 1111 Illll'l‘l'11'\\' with the ghost. 111 hi '.\llllillltl.ll\!l', that lliIlI rc- buki-d his gr <SllC>S.

1111 into, so called—that olli ' cs 11 sorl ol'jimim- l’roviili-ui-i- lll the :ill‘ of 1111-11 —.ili-i-idi-d that a passion so fostered and couccah'il should bi, nowu. and that all lhc; iipi-culzilioli with 1' 1rd to .labi-z IIt‘t‘..\ mystoi'y. gi'uiidiuolhi r's ghost. and all. should be swallowed up by :1 kiioivlcilgi- ol‘ the hint.

There was to be {1 "real. picnic in l‘.il

Iiy. 'I‘hc l-‘rri-miiu‘a 1 .1' bad llllillllllli't'tl 11 [or 1111111111111“lllgiyzlt', :indiuan edit- orial noltcv 111111 appi'isi-il the proplc that it .18 to occur on such a day. Weather pi‘rmilliiig. The day came athpiriously: the sun was bright 111111lhniiirliiiliny,:11111 the birds mg sweetly in 1111- bushes. In 11. grove 111-: , tho company held high car

nival to Pan. and the woods Wl'l'u vm‘ul \vi'li lhc noise of mirth. Near by was 11 charming lilllo lake which wooed many to its brink. to admire its beauty. to plush in its cool Willt‘l'. or sail upon its bosom in a tiny liltli- boat. that was at, and. Jul.” and Sin-an were ol’tlic par and through the atmosphere of her pros use he saw a non-1.1111 mystical bcauly ol' cirrylliing; and his heart. throlis as he secs her with play 1111 rrokh-s's'ui-ss stop upon the tiny

ivulch, denoting the flight oi time. grapl 341151.011!“ boats and 1'aili‘oatls.coiiibinc

I l . . . I . sustains him. IL fil'lm“mgt‘f““1l"“;lf’llsl[:5 “Plat-55'”; oltcu aimed at what he regards most sa- .- . . 1 . . .. . . . . .

.011 IlllllLt U l“- l) 0 I“ NL- dm {‘1‘U(I;IIIO sees the irrcvcranco which had ' men 5 low for liol ‘ thin'rs. 151111 was the daughter of 1111'. Bray, the momma; 3 "

and 111111511111; down into his heart? word saved him.

would from the new moon. She moved “Vin-n him 0;

:11'1111‘110; and now. my boy. what 1;

11111111111 ho: car with the di pit. save him, lor liisspirit shrank instinctively :it the sights he saiv,:1uil the sounds Lo

he visited, swuso of tin-iv abominations; the light of

that 1111-1 his

hioi, scab-s l‘ivll lrooi his i'yus.

attended to. and the 11111-111 ll‘i‘qllt'lllf‘tl less, ‘

received. and Susan Bray was 11110111. and alone upon the waters of the lake. Each eilori. she made to gain the share was fruit- 1135, when. her riddle having become 9n- .tangled in the lily pads, she was thrown helplessly into the water. Rash endeavors to save her only threatened her more sure destruction, when John. rusbi-il madly in 1111-5121115 111111 lllilllllllllll‘\\‘:lsllyIll‘l'hltlfl. \\‘i1li one arm grasping the boat and the other supporting his lair burden. he held her above the (:111‘1'1’111. till assistance came, wlr n. completely exhausted, he fainted as he reached [111' shore.

And thus did the intimacy commence between the prion-r and Susan liriiy. an iiiliuiiii-y that resulted in love as pure and exalted as over burned in the breasts 01' noted heroes or heroines ol romance.

11111 the Freeman’s Star waned in its brilliany; its four hundred subsciibcrsdid not pay; buckets and apple sauce had ceased to be iii-giiiiablc articles in the pay- ment for paper and ink; and the Star went down in darkness, leaving poor lice minus employment. It llicruloro became necessary for them to part, and Jain-z

accordingly went to lloston.

"Dears-13:111." siiil he, "keep up a

good heart, and I shall return to yoii.1ioii‘t

leui ; and i will prove myself worthy of

you, too, God bless you, and when we

meet again we will love one another all the better. So wipe your eyes, Susan.

and give me some word that I may re- member when danger is high, and it will prove a love-charm that evil and tempta— lioii cannot overcome.“ to his heart as he spoke, and placed the imprintof a kl

lie pressed her

‘ upon her brow.

“.Iabcz,” 5 id she. “your affections

may be sorely tried Ill the great city, and temptation will beset your path, but my prziyorswill buoll'crcd lor you. and the word I would have you remember is Ft- 111-21. III-member ‘ fidelity "‘

Lit 115 be iziiiliful to each other.

Y .

And now he be is in the city, a wonder- ug and admiring stranger; and, alter

5‘10 “"‘S “ ('l‘m‘lml‘g Mlle cousdci'ablc dilliciilty. 11 compositor (111 :1

noruiug paper. Day by day. and night 1y night, high up under the caves. is he

bird‘s» ‘1 "hf-Bk like “‘0 blush 0" “‘0 "Pill" toiling, breathing the fetid and smoky at:

nosphcrc ol the tpriutiug-oflice. Night,

“ml” I’ll-“‘“ml "WV “1" l’ml'ly l’l‘my 0‘ which brings rest to the world. brings no

1131 to him. The holy Sabbath, with its

sweet inllnenccsdiriugs no solace—tor him

His Christ. risen in vain. file click of ypcs at midnight is heard, like a dcath~ Ti-le- ’l‘he reckless and the

or l s iscoml'ort.

master 01 art. and become better versed unhappy are his commuiuns, and grace in the scmnce ol drawmg \vord-pm‘truus. Struggles in “m, lugm“. in ,1“ atmosphere

impregnated Willi lamp-smoke and sin. It s 11 sacrilico of liberty and health, 01 body

and soul. for money.

.I.1bcz has a strong hope in him. which He hears the ribald jest,

V At first he is but the ingraiii generosity oi his

associates leads him to think 11'55 unfavor- sbly of thoi ' at what. at 111'

11011 of morals. and lplimgbs‘ gave him p.1iu.

“ l-‘1oi~:i.rrv !" was it a voice at his side

but utter. d the cabalislic word in his car.

'1‘111“

11. was a good uiigcl

'iisliriucd in his 111011101"; that came 10- il.111gi-r :mii oxhort him to

'iiitlxliilurss, and his feelings bccuiuo

again pure and lrcsh as when he left their

aspiration.

"Uoiiie. Jabezl” said u. brother typo. ' ‘1. is Saturday; for this day. at l t. we you 11 baron,r :1 good limo? Let‘s go I'UIIIMI

and sec Ibi- lolks.“

And iiitli :1 laugh on his lip, and 1118-

upon hi-r with :i rcspccllul lccliogiliziiliad m.“ "I hm in his, 0“. .md ., “use of n.0,. . .v . . . . . I .-

looui in his llllllll, he wool. with his good- mturcd pcrsuador—plunged with him 11111 dcos \vlii-ro ruin tloived like wato'

shoot cl rovi-lry smote b 4111*1lancool‘thc bottomless It iii-cili-d no li'ionilly warningr to

ward, (loo Illli‘l' another ol those plan 3

id 021011 time with a dimming

1-11-1111: Iii-111.1112 foggy in the 111111 of ’tHi‘illUli'l‘, :11111 sciisihilily \vasbliinlcd , l'l'tllll‘llt'v oi the vile exhibitions

l-‘11u:i.i'rvl it word came again to ’l‘bi-ili-mon had lost hi.»- pom-13:11:11 1111' s '1'pi-ut was rcir-ilcd in all his liiili-ousui l’i'om pleasure to pleasure. through temptation :ilti-r temptation. in iliiidziuiii- in the saloons, III the theatre. his sciIit monitor ramp to him like 1111‘ voice 01' :1. lite-bell, and his spirt grow strong lllllli'l‘ its admonition. In seasons of quiet and peaci-lul (.‘llj‘Jj‘llll‘lll, too, the word i-amo

to him approviogly, and his soul I't‘Cl'IYi’II

it as :i licziiirh'ul Loki-11 of unbroken love.

and hope revived.

11. must bi- L-o: wool, I think. that lif‘\’l‘l‘ \‘1-1 lil'llil(:l' tllIl’lltIl‘lI by so lailhlul or by oni- that “’11) ball so \vull

:1 ixioiiitoi', hccdcil. A1111 now -' 'kiirss pi'i'ssril upon Jabez. and ho tho it 111- was goiuglo die. I l)1‘lll'\'1‘ that it. alw happcnstiiat people In love. or lump ,1 people. are more li-zirl'iil of death 1111111 others. It is your iolly llt‘lnl'll', who, bum-st 1111111, hopes, bv ;: llii: IIK'IIL 111‘ I tlllll‘t‘. to par all ibi- 1'1.-. 111-. ow s that is l'i‘:|ll_)' 1o 1| The poor priuli '11s 31111.:in “ Fidelity" was board but lainlly in his dread to go. Mo was delirious. llis mind wamli-ri-d amid iarly scour-s again with Sin-iii llray. Iii-r voice he board in liisill'i..1111~i i‘xhorliug him to liili-liiy. Again thi-y sin id to- gollii-r upon the old door-slop in I'alny. and 111‘ was pouring; into her lisli-uing car the story ol his Li'uiplutious and his sup- port. and l'l'i'i‘lVl‘tl li'oln lii.‘ wort lips llm iii-:a-rvcd approval 01 his l'ailliliilucs‘ . 'l‘hn iiicctiug-lioiiso came up in his droaiii of bliss. and wiibiu its walls. robi-d in white Ktoo'l Susan llray, and by 1111' 811111 bimsn- ll‘l':l_\'t‘11111 1l11- l my 01' a holi- day so. , :1 happy bridegroom A now 51:11 in l‘uiuy.l)o:1siiuf_: iniiumm'ubl-i s'lllix'L' -1'.~I, who all paid in mom-y. and not in buckets and ripple-sauce. hime ilswlilor. and liimsoll the most important. man 111 the \ ill-1141'. and whispered about. as he \vulki-il alongr the slx'i-i-t. Alas! ‘twas but Illi' v'igary ol' '1 diseased niiuil. soon disprllrd bytheoll us obtriuion of a spoon with medicine Iii-iii-oth his nose. Day by day 1111 was watched almost hopp-