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Summerside Journal

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illurgttte—ltcuheu 'l‘uplin, Esq

Null luludou—I’idtzcuII & Stewart.

Mulprqur—h 8: I’ McNutt.

SouIIiporI—llcnry III-er. I'Isq

I’n'aon liirzr—i‘IrJ rue Vii-keratin

(lem'yetoicn—Audrcw I.c|li'ocquo, Ii>q

I'or! [It'll—David Ilanisay, l'isq.

771]"I's’r—III'IIleIIIIII III wood, Esq.

Mimi«Hit—Joseph II, I'crry.

Urapuail—Charles (.‘ollit.

JOB PRINTING of every description, performed with uoatui-ss and dcxpiItt-h. and III moth-rate rates, at the Johns“. Ulllcc.

;. . ___-..-___ .. . .. Summerside Markets. SI'IIIIIIIIHIIIH, UI-t.

Outs per hush - Harley per bush - l’ntiloen per lmnh - - - 'I‘uruipu per bush o - -

' 28ml. 2: a L's .‘ld . . - . - tin a 3:: lid ----lslda1s:ld III 2d it Is lid

Butter pcl' Ih by 'I‘uh - - s - - - - ls Id a Is ‘_’d Lard pcr Ih - e — - - - - - ~ - - - - Ihl n ll).I 'I‘ulluw pcr III. - - - - - - - ‘Jd a III-I Eggs per dot - - - - - - - lid a lull [Iccpr-rlb — - - - - ~ s - - - ' - Id at .‘nl Mutton lll'l‘ lb - - - - - - - - 3d a Id l'ork pcr lb by carcas - - - III II .111 GcI-sc cach - - - - - - - - III lid H In lid Flour pI-r bbl - - - - - - - - fills a tilts

llsalfm

Uatiucnl pcr cu't. - - - 50s It tilts

Ilay pcr 'I‘ou - - - . . _

ht w per cwt. - ~ ~ - - - - Ii lid, its I boards - ~ - ~ - - - - Ills sinucc Boards - - - - - - e - - 4s a 5:

_‘,§1I.‘ilnt55i awn oiivmxot EDWARD ISLAND. Corner of Quart Hitler Stan, C/iurlullelou'n

I'I-cshchIt—llnx. 'I‘umna II. "H'ILANII. I‘anhicr—-\\'ILLIMI (‘ ' ‘ .. Esquire. Discount Ila \Iond; '- 'l'hursdnys. Iloursnt‘lin In s—I-‘n IIU nail. to I p.m. from 'J p.III. to -I p.In.

uiiii'tlr.

I'XIUX HANK.

Grafton St, Quer'u‘s Square, (Imi'IoIIr/ou'n

I'riuidi-nt—I'II.IIII.I:w I'.Ii\iI-:II ENIIIII‘L‘. (‘.II~IIiI-I'~——.lui " .\.\'I - on. ~qnirc

Discount I).Iys—i\londay.~, \\ L'llllt‘ulatys,

and Saturdays, Hours ()I‘IIUSIIII'Sfl—FI‘IIIII llt mm to lp Ill from 2 p.m In I p III

.UXIRII-IIISIIII ‘II.\NI{. Central Slrtrl, Smumcrsidr, I'. lz'. [slum]. President—lion. .I'IIIN ll. Ii.\ltl>l\t;ll. (,‘ashicr—Ii I.. lii‘I-Iaun. l-J~qnirc )Iiwount Ila. —'l‘ni-silnyn nnd li'ridiys. Notes for Discount, Illllnl be in before ll o'clock Illl Discount days. Hours of Illlhlllt‘ml>~lil a. nI., to l p. m. from L' p. In,, to II p. III

.IA. . WILLIA) Sit), Commissmn Merchant, MONTREAL. ls treparcd to rcccivc. all orders for Flour, Cornmeal, Leather Tobacco, 62 on Ii’casmmblc .lei‘nix.

Iir. iriaitiixuizsz II. Rogers. IC<q.. - ~ - Sununersidc. l'. l) I. John I‘. 'I‘liurgar, limp, - - SI. John. X. It. Messrs. ll. Dougliw It ('o.. AIiIlicrst, X..\'., July 21;. into. u‘.

James (lreenougli,

. FLOUR Commission Merchant.

No 47 Commoroial Street (‘oriicr of (‘lititon Sti‘mt- — - - . nosrox

85 O).

Til—II i I. a III'?.\I.I1I(.Q IN

Potatoes, Apples, Onions, Janina & Bulimia Jillian, (lrauln'rrics, Ileana, (Irrcn & Ih-icd Apples,

Stalls 107 and 109. lllll (,‘cllnr No. III, Finn-nil llnll Murkct

SOUTH SIDE IIIIS'I'IIN.

"*Exib WILLIAM BI‘IAIRSTO, Commission Merchant,

Auctioneer II? General Jig/cut, wit-rial s'ritiam'. S umntrrnidr, .............. .. 1’. It}. Islam] Flummrrsidc, Oct. I2, IRI‘IS.

DAVID III-:II’I‘nnu. Saddle and Harness Nnk

(‘l' Water Street . . . . . Shannen-illi-

October 1’2, IBG5. ly

Business alum s'. 'riion. KELLY.” Barrister - at — Law

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NOTARY PUBLIC, &c. SITRIMI‘IISIIIIC, - - l‘. I}. ISLAND nug. I), Indii

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(i E 0 II. (II I‘) A I; I! E Y , BARRISTER AND Attorne y-at-Law , No‘rauv I-t'uuu, Ihc. Tclt'ymplt [ltd/dings, ll’ultr b'h‘crf, l'hnrlottctowu, ----------------- -- 1’. II}. Island.

WILLIAM I)()I)I), Commission Merchant, And Auctioneer,

ocuux SQUARE, GIL-l m. o 7'7'lz" 'o Ii'.\‘ r.

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II. .II iiiciinimso: COMMISSION M HItCII .Ix'r

" Auctioneer.

Flour, (iroccries, and Dry UUOIL'. \Viilcr Street . . . . glllltlnm'filllc.

CARVICLI. Into'riiinis. AUCTIONEERS,

Commission Merchants, And General Agents,

HANK BUILDING, QUEEN S'I'lll'll'l'l'. ('ltIlI‘IOHr/Illt‘lt, - 1’. 12‘. Island.

Dealer in

numb 'IIANI‘OIII), AUCTIONEER

ANII

Commission Merchant,

H'I‘. JUIIN, I'. 15. Nov 1. 181i?) ly

.DRS. Pinon & BLACK, Physrcrans 65 Surgeons, I)I-'I-II'I:——.\I Ihc SI'IIiilcihiili-z IIIII'II SI‘oIIIv Iicvt donrtu liatik, (‘I-ulrnl Slrcc .S‘I'JIJH‘J/i‘b'I/Ilz' . . . . I’. II'. [Sin-1A7) October I‘.', [It ly

AJ. II. unison, I plain It (I) l'Il~illllDI1l2ll nousiz sIoN

:10 A E '1' 38. , b'uniiuu-s/rli-J . . . . .1’. E. Islltml. (lctnhct' I2, Isiis.

Archibald McKay. MONOTON, N. 13.,

Colitractornud Agent for the purchase and anlc (If-— Ship Timber, Masts, Plank, House Frames. and Lumber of all kinds. filij'" Orders for shipmcutwill I'cccite proinp attention.

'l‘unius ;\I.I.i-:I', I I . . . . 5”.“ “mmnny 5 ( h.ulottIquII.

May 17, lsdd. Isl. nib; S’I‘Alltfifl—W‘ CABI NET- MAKER,

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I’lll’tNI'I‘lTIII'Z ()ll' Ali]. KINDS .\I.\l)|'l 'I‘II (Illlllili. Km! Slur'v'l, - - - - - - - - - — - (i/l'll'I'lI/[I'IUII'IL Supt. lNiIi. [ill]. 7 ‘IlI-Z subwrilvcr having pun-hawd the N'l'lil 'I\‘ IN ‘l‘lt.\lll') ol'.l.\\II»:_~4 I.. lIuI.u.I,\' at St. I-i annr's, thc I|ll>ll|l‘~’.~ in future will be conducted by him. April is his intention to keep culhtnntly on hand II variety of goods adapted for tho coilnlr‘y trade. hII rcnpt-tztl'ully BIDIIEIIS I share of poll Ic patronage. ALBERT IA: ANDERSON. St. Eli-:Iiiur's, April It), lh’lili.

I.l()ll.\' ANIII'II’AV MACDONALD, Importer of Dry Goods, Ilardwarc, (Irockcrywart). (irocurics,

stoves, Furniturc, Ike. \QI‘. b'itiiiiiicr.~livle, - - - - - - - e - I’. Hulk/um,

I-..~quu c,

A. w; mom Marble Works,

Point lIu CIICIII‘, Sheiliac,

Monuments, nihs, Grave- stoucs, &c. American d5 llult'rnz Jim-lilo con,-

NIIUIII‘I/ on hand.

Sold at it less prll'c than at any other ostnh- lldimcut In Ihc I'roviuccs. I'Iiim IIII chi-tic, I . IL, oI-t. III,

Carriage Factory! At Long River, New London

7 ‘Illi subscriber hogs leave to acquaint the public that IIc has cvcry facility for turu‘ but out II F/II'N'I' (ILA-NW ('.IIHI'I.III:'II'nud SI. h‘IIJII. 'l‘lp- IIQPL ol' mnunlilm guarantei-i‘l and in the tlrst style. All who want It goml' KOI'\'i('('IIIII\‘ Waugh“ or Sleigh will do well to call III the Lou“ llchr (‘arrinuc li‘nctru'y. .\I,sq——.\ll kinda of Blacksmith work, such as (‘srriaue and Sleigh Mounting. I’lnutzh Mounting, Iloriln shoeing, Nhip work, the, done on thc premises with ncaluesn & despntch IIUNAIII) Ill'i.\'l'( ' Luna Il'ncr, New London, Iulg. Ill, ISUII.

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P El IE rlI' B Y . UN LY \l'.\I'1'INU. A very aged man in an IIIIIIR-Ilnum‘ was nI-kcd what he was doing now. He replied, “()III) waiting."

Only waiting till the shadows Are a little longer grown; Only waiting: till Ihc glimmer ()ftlIc day's last beam is Ilowii; Till the night of earth is faded From the Ilt'lll't once full of day; Till the «tars of I on are brcakiug Through the tut-light suit and gray .

Only waiting till the reapch

Ilave the last slicat' gathered home, For the SIIIIIIIIcr-time is faded,

And the Autumn winds have conic; Quickly, rcupcrs! gather quickly

The last ripc hours of my heart, For tbc bloom of life is withered,

And I hasten to depart.

Only waiting till the angels Opt-II wide the mystic, gate.

At whose tool I long have lingered, \I'eary, poor and desolate;

I'lvcu now I hear their footslcps, And their voices In

Il'thcy call Inc, I aiu u Only waiting to obey.

Only waiting till the shadows Arc n Iilllc longer grown; (hin waiting till the glimmer of the. day's last beam is Ilown; Then from out the gathering darkness lIon, dcathlcss stars shall rise, By whose light my soul shall gladly 'I‘rcnd its pathway to the skit-a.

§clort Eli

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.\II'I'III,'II. learn in the school of Id without its lesson ; and yI-t. how r-I -|y .' Ihn lesson takcu to he: 1! WI: go loI'llI iu the morning fi'csh lur Ihc d: ‘ cmploynn-IIt—l'ur ils work or its Ilr--i~IIII'i-«countinir on a II:ll‘\'l‘.~'I. ul' s:ItI~ lion win-II w Ihcr in our sheaves all evening. IIIII. I'cpt in a how I'm-I are thi roldI-nWraiiisainongl i Slll'ilVl'S. 'c toiled almost in " II. It had Ion" In I so with my fricnd llc 1‘!-

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()Ilt!(II‘_\'UIII'(F1|I'II(ISL \vut'kcl's—n man ol strong molivopuw I-. who must ovnr IIo Iip and doing. ‘ I shall IIe:t\'t! my mark upon Ilm worl-l,‘ hot IS wont to say.

' What kind Ufa ma ‘2'" I once qtlcricd.

“(i looked at IIII‘ Ibram'micut with a thoughtful air, dropped his cy maincd silent. Al’lcr ii pause, ho

‘ A mark not soon to ho oblitri ti'ust.‘

‘ No man iicla without a Inniive,‘ I re.- turned.

‘ None but a Ioul.‘ II.‘ thing the sen! tciico out wilh a lone ot‘coutciiipt.

‘ And you are not ‘t I'mIl,’

' I lrmv not. my I cud.”

'Why do youwish Io makca mark 3‘ Ilut perhaps I :Illl intrmivo.‘

III-:Irllcylixml his- cyc on in big III countcnaucc.

‘ .\ 1. hidden things,V hc illla'H'l’l“ ed. K not always sure ul'lbcm. At. least. iiol.‘

_‘ And yet our mutich give quality to all our actions. making llll'ltl, as they at- I‘i-cl. our iutcrual lives. good or c 'l i ' I am not so sure ol‘ that,” he returned quickly.

‘ And ycl I hold thaI declaration to in- a solemn tI'IIlh. lyingat llll' foundation ol all happiness lIci'c and ln-rcaltr-r.‘ I ri-plicd. III: looked Ihoughllul. and :I liltlc dis- IIIrbcd. but said no more, and I did uol press Ihc. snlIiI-i-I. A limit, simply uIlori-d. liken. st II casl upon Ihc. ground, is ollcn in :I mort. \'0l':tblt‘ slate for got-Initialion. l, mu if you rakcdit by illustration too tlucp- Iy IH'IIHY IIIc stll‘falll’.

.\lau like, llcart y nrn alwavs endanger- ing their mac-- ut IIIIIIII. \\‘hcut!1cyput lhclr ham 5 to thc plow. they r 'I‘I_\' look back until they have cut Ihcir lurrow to lllc cud.

I met him. one day, in a very unhappy B'nte. lII- \vanI-vur wholly at t isv—ncvcr quite sati II'II with any thing it came.

‘ l‘m sink ol' the world l‘ In: aid p on- till ‘ I‘IVI'l'y thing guts Io cross pur- po. Nothing conical out righl,‘

‘ \\ hat has gone, wroniar wilh you I‘ I iISIU‘II.

‘ I-Ivcry thing goes wrong.r 3‘

' \\'h:It specially wroug?‘

‘ I can count specials by the dozen. I just . id, cicry thing goes wruni \\'halt\cr I ltIllI'II is di<turhud or b In cd.‘

‘I am sorry for your wife and children .‘ I lIIIt‘lIlll‘lI Ihc ri-niark as II. spur or name.

He cart- :I slight slart, and lurnm upon nn- quit . rcndiug my l'acn loScI: il'ln- IIuIIcI'sltnnl all I had meant.

' \\'by do you sav that 1" he asked, with less HI mch in his tunc.

‘ III I tIIIh‘l‘, iI'you disturb and blightcvcry thiu;_r wiIby-nir l)l'l'.~‘l'llllll, your home must he anvthing but a happy dwelling place; and IlIi-rcloi'u I am sorry for your “'III' and childrcu.‘

‘ I‘m afraid that h i~' :IIIthing but :I happy dwcllin;_r pl-Icl- ‘ There, was a shade of INIIII‘HS in his run , mingled wilh rc- h ct IlIIlI dcspnndI-ncy. ‘ II.‘ hc :Iddcd. rallying himscli, ‘I could only learn-Imel- ucss cares and wordly ambition outside ol m_ home, what again it would be! lint they cling to Iiic like dcstiny.‘

‘Worldly ambition?" I said Ilm words- slowly.

‘ls there anything wrong in Iliati" hr- asked.

‘ Its pursuit, so far. dons not seem to have brought you much happiness. Ills- h‘alislicd dayu and glul'miy evenings :Il'c judging Irom what youhavc said. its only traits. Ilcad Sea ii iplcs l n‘holtld call IlIcIII.‘

‘ IIiItcrnoss and usher-I It is even so. Iiut why should this be? Is ambition wrong? 'I'hcru urn hiin places in thc world; and shall not the bravo and hold climb up In Ihcm? Nay, is iI not every man’s I'lghl to ascend, il be will 9'

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‘ .\ll depends on the prompting Inotivc,‘ I answered.

‘ Ah! y: , ; I have hcard that below, and it caused Inn to I'cllccl. I tl'icd not to bc- liI-vo it; but there may be something in it. iIllcr all. You think there is.‘

‘ l amsur i til" it. Ambition isnot wrong. il thuinoliv ' ight. It is llu: wrong end that prodl 'i IIINIIIIIUIIIIlIII'lll. and lcavc< IIII' \IIIII I'l st s and unhappy.'

‘ What do. )II mean by a right motive ?‘ III-artly ask

' Au tinsel Ii onc.‘ was my auswcr.

IIU shook his head. We. are all sellish. II. is not In servo another that I work; but to serve mymlf. I toil early and late. culing Ihc, bread of ; not for you, or my ncighbor Arnold. but I'orown Ilcsh and blood. It is thus with all IIIcII.‘

‘Aud :lll nicu are, unhappy.’

‘ Not so,‘ he answered quickly. I can point you' to a niau whose sci-cul- face is but the rclluctiou of his tranquil spii'it.‘

' Ito I know him?‘

‘ I speak oI'Iny neighbor Alcorn.‘

‘ Is hoambitious.

‘ He has risen to nianv places 01 tru>t and Imnor.‘

‘ Is he very Salli-Ihl”

' The most unscllish person Ich-r knew." Ilearlly answer I with I'crvor. His tuiio expressed admiration for Ihc man.

‘ .\IIII Ibis is why he is in tranquility oi soul. There is no rain-r, rcsllcss HI'II- ,' l'lilllg that is forever l'alliu;r shorl. of it< :IIII ; but liohlo cll‘oi'tlu scrvc others in his day and generation. All Incn speak well of Mr. Alcoru. He is houorcd and beloved. And why? liccnuse his i-nd< arc. not narrow and selfish. but broad and philanthropic. Purpose, thoughl. and ef- fort arc notall wasted on one little, human atom, but are expanded and one

a. love ol'tliccommon grind. Th 3 (iod« like, and brings it‘ sure rcu Id. I‘md

docs Imtlovc liii but I) 'Iig; he has made. and “'1qu happiness ho is pci‘pctll- ally s ‘l ting. And only III II degree. that we walk by the same rule and mind Ihc same things a 5 We in the true order ol ol our being. If not in the (run oi'dcr ol our being. can we be happy 3"

‘ All of which Illl‘ttlh',‘ said II-Iarlley. ‘that a man can not.an happy Illlllfsfi he in religious.‘ He spoke with a slight tom- oI contempt, as if he had a. low estimate of religious people.

‘ You believe in God ?' I said.

‘ ch.‘

‘ .\Iid in the Bible as his inspired word I" ‘ YIES.‘

‘ And in a life according: to Ihc precepts of his word as the only moans of gaining licavcu I“

' YIN.

All this l\\':|~‘ Inughl in child-

I'c iiistau ~ I . Mood. and all IIIIS, as a man. I truly be-

liuvc.'

' In IIIILP 'ttt‘litic (II this faith is Ihc sum III allrcliglon,‘ I sail ' Just in lined-1‘r c that you II\ I-I Ilm n p.-..o..‘p¢<..Il-ni in, :Ito‘ncdording to tbpiu iii all, your IIIISIIlI-rm' and sociahcoiuzu-t with 'm‘I-n. and in :Ill your bomb relations, will you have plume of mind; IIII just in the. degree tinp you act I-IIIIII. ry to Ihcm, will you have, distur- baticc of mind.’

"l‘ln-n, accordingto Ihis lhcnry when- cvcr any one 5 "list :tblc. it is bi ise h:- has boon-dying something wrong I" he re.- marked. '

I ()rdcsiriug somclliiug wI'uIIg—nnist he, in some way, out ol‘lhc. divine, order, or nojar or stunt-ling Iriction could occur.’

‘ \\'c must all be very Iar out oi lIIc di- viuu order,‘ he said. with a shade nt hillcr tics. in Ii ‘oicc. ‘t)li I this lll‘l'lh'lllill' “this smartiug friction towhichyon I'cl'cr; who is II'I'I‘ [ruin it I"

‘ Neither you our I. And yct. in this very pain we sull'i-I' is calh‘c ol’ “'I‘llllilllll' to find. Liki- lil|_\.\‘l Il pain. it is the. in, il is thc warning; OI dial-Inc, lhal, if unar- rcsII-II. will causo ill'lllll-nlllt'llllltl and eternal dcath.’

.\III-r parting with IIII' on Ibis occa<iou. .\II'. III-:u'llcy itS I learned Irom him aller- Imi-d. began to look more cln<cl_\' inIo his mental prociNsI-s. and to question llIlIISl‘II more rizridly in regard to thc Iiinlivcs thal I‘ulcd him. (Inc. thing was very plain to him. Mr did not grow h-Ippicr with Ihc lapsc nl‘ yc: Ills I)II~II|I‘~\’ III‘IHIN‘I'I‘II;

Ill'l lually acquired Ihc. SI -ial Fixtlllllltp; tor w h IIl' was ambition ;mcu Ilulcrrcd

to him in [Illlllll‘[IIIII‘I‘QJUIII I, Ive him llllai- tions of IIIIIIIII'. Still he sull'i-I‘cd lrum unrest. and :I I'ccliug‘ o! perpetual lll~:tp- pniIIlnIcnl. Nothing came nutju<t :h’ ltc desired. The Illulhlll'u at his \vi lI.-~ \\':I> never I'Iill. I'ivun his home rrowin;_r less and Ics'sattrztctivc. lIc \\ cunsciom that he brought into it sunshine no long‘cl‘, :oi nl'nld. 'I‘hci was no hIII 'Iip; of ll‘t‘l and no glad vuit when his Icps sound- cd along the hall, . Itch as ll.ll'tI Io gin-cl hiscuming. Ant-t onian were beginning: In erccp iiI. Ills \\’Ifc, nncc NIgI‘lIII‘71IIIIl yielding—sochccrlul ’IIIII really to .~..-r\i- int—had grown 'lillllx‘ and I'I't'iIIII.*“ ’I' quick, IIlectI' smile. which in former yr. .9 made his hcarl thrill when I-vcuiuj: brought him homo, wa< now :I stranqrr In her lncc. II..- -\'.I:l lu-qiuuinglo blame ln-I' Ior all tlIi_~'. It had not Ulll't' occurII-d Io him. that he might III' I'uspou-‘iblc tor Ihc sad change which |I.IIl crI-pl m‘ct'licr lul my I‘I'lll “HI I was sorry for lIi< wil' :Iud childIIII, had lIIrIII-d hi< Ihoughh‘ iulo :I Iicw channel; gradually lighl broke in: and he was able to scl‘ that in hi< l-m ml: 'l' pursuit ol Iicln-s :nid IlIvIIUI‘~', he was III I- ing almml cvcry mic who ca In: into cln<r contact with himwlhal if V it had faded out '0! his dwclling. iI w.i-. III‘I'llllSI‘ III' Ililli shut. the doors and dal‘l and thc windows.

(bio cvuniug Ilcitl‘llcy camc homc in that l'i'cltcd . tatu ol mind which is apl Iohc alt- uuycd by Ihc mmt. trilliI I m'ciiirenc <. IIc. had been di<:lppuinlcd in many \\ ' To use his favorilc I'VIII'L‘.‘. nI. ‘ I'Zvl . thing: had gonn- wrong.‘ The ground ol :IlI this disapp IIIIIIIII‘III lay in the fact Ihal hc had expected loo IIIII I a very coili- mon error wilh Iltl'll who me over cach to compass their dcsii'cs. Such IIII'II M rarely salislir-d with what llIc day brings torlh. IIcaI-Ilcy never was. Alwa 's mun Ialluro iII aIIIieipatI-d results marle thr- aalisliiclion which should have been his guest when the hours of lni<iucss chm-d.

All the way homo ho had been broodinpI ovcr a III'IIIIIIIII‘IIII source (it annoyanmu .Iud fretting: hinm'll lhcl‘cal. Ilis I'l)llllll'l|' antic was actually rc llllil\'t'—('ln$4'ly knit. l‘rowuiughrmvs; II:ll'( , tightly nlmt moulh: rold. almost cruel eyes. And this was the aspth he brought IIIIII his ltUlIIl‘-——Illl' :ispcct 0! .\[t‘. III-avllcy. whom all men regarded as one muoug the. ninst Iavurcd

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home. A ,u'rowl \\':H in Ihc Ihrual ul .\lr. Iloarlb '. but he, slitlcd it. with an cll'ort.

He bit like an animal Sinai-ling under the hi. i. lv‘rctlul, angry \vord-I kc It l'orniiu:_-r on histongnc. and it rcquirI-I a strong will to suppress tliciu. Without speaking to his wile, hc Icft the room and went. into his library. He saw that in his present didm'bcd mood. it was better for him to in: alone.

The growl that was in his throat came forth in a groan, as be seated himself at Ihc library—table and let his head sink down upon his arms. In a moment illl'l'c came a picture below his mental vision ; a pieturn ol thrcc human fat-cs, all looking at him wilh sal and In“ itcncd eyes; they were, the taco.» he saw thcm a little while hcl‘tiru, of his w . and chlldt‘cti. Ilc could not endure the sight, it so pained and rc- bukud him; Id so lifted his head and un- chiscd his cycs. As he did so, his gaze rested upon a womzm‘s portrait looking down tenderly upon him from Ibo wall It was the picture ol'a young-and lovon lace; lull ol hope and happiness.

‘ l)cnr heart!" he murmured atidibly, with a quiver in his voice. And then be shut his I-ycs and beat his hch -5 tin, rc~ maiuin,"r quith still for than ' IIIIIIIIII .. \thu be rid. d Itillh’t'lf at Icuglh, his countenance \ very sober and thought— IIII, and its cxprcsdou wholl' changcd. He opened II, drum iii the table, and took out two or three miniatures; unloos’cd Ihc cla'ps, and cmitcmplntcd lowr the picurcd I:t( ol‘his children. How I)\ ineg did their cycs look into his! III: heard the old swch llIllrlL? oI'IlIeir voices arms clinging about his tit k. Alli-ction, that had almost IJUL‘II d in his heart, 'lilltililflllfll iIIlu lifc. (in .it IliI‘u'“ “I iL'clr lug: agitated him. Then the real I: s be had soon a little while. before, obliterated these beautiful rrpruscnl:Itious. and he Ill- niost groancd aloud nl the conlrast.

‘ And is this all my work I" III' muscd with himself. ‘ Ilad my lricnd really looked into my home, when III‘. said, ' I pity your poor \\'III id children‘? .\ p work! (‘an it bc pl II .! I sci-In to In: ' ighlmare. Ul'jllnl. oilsed from one. Why did I come homc in such a wretched mood tu-II' ”

And illt‘ll hc . rchcd back lhroug . dav for a I'cvulul II ol the cause.

{Not :Idcqualn,‘ was llll.‘L‘It"u decision to which he t'UIIII‘. ‘ IIow weak and unman- ly I havu u'rown 1'

A hl‘l'tl, last into his mind long below, new showed eignsol'vitnlity. llc lllllllll '- cd lhclruth III: , according to a man‘s cud and purpo~I II his lifc, will be the quality of all III. lions and the resultant slate of mind. ‘ .\ good purpose,V In: . id to him<cll, ‘ if thi. law of .n and ct . be true, never could Ir o blighted luv homo. We are all po tIvI-ly wretched. But what i. ,3 Iod pI'Irpo. E"

Ill! lliuug It iIIlI-ntly. 'I‘II - answer to this Iptcslion involved cv Ihing. It (‘IIIIII"; but as it" spoken in his cars by IIIiotlicI'~—‘ .\n unsolli~h purpnsc.’ 1\l.lIl'.~l. In: did not sec. anything ol its lungth and breadth, its he I and depth (II Iiieaning. III'HII‘III'II'IJI‘CII‘IIII.:1‘:ltlt‘lllil'fllbutlic- thing. \' ad to adorn a scrmtm. bltt impracl The, court oI‘Ihis [Il‘nptmi- tinn, ‘ "h Illll‘ltllnt: is cvil,‘ he could IIIuI' ' accept.

‘ \\'h:|t have ln-i-II my chief clids in li’ IIc pill to himself, at length this Ill question, Iccling. as he did ‘ that on i ' Ii'uc answer hung Ihc must \ ital considera- Innis.

' l‘hc good of my wife and children 2" A It shiver crch iIIIIi his III-:II . for ho Ihl not respond atlirmalivcly- 'l'hi-y wrrc very near and dcar to him—oh 3 yr s; but. in the pin ltIII purposes that Iillcd his thoughts and spnrrcd him to action, how small a space III-l lhcy iilll It was honnrlor hiuiscll; pnsiliim lor himsclf; wcullll. and Ils ('Illlllll:llllllllg iIIllncnI-c for IIIIIISI‘II. They were Iiol ignored, of I'utll‘sc; but lIll'II' pleasure and their good w: subordinated to his own. A hurting sclisc ol‘ humiliation passed down upon his soul under this accusing comictiou. Scll'! sr-IlL—only stell'!‘ bu murmured.

‘ 'I‘hc good ol my neighbor? Any public lmindl" llu \\'l'III on questioning. ‘ What great or noble cud have I Ilct. ln-Ini'c In I grow I'iclicr cvx-ry day; lguin in stcadily in social iIIllIIcucc. .\ opinions havc wci;_ It. I am, so to spcnk, a power in Ihc cotuliuinily. :\IIII y t, II'I\\' Ihal I look closely IIIlU Iiiyscll, I can Iiud no III'.~II'l‘ to be ol llsl' to my I) ’ Ihor in any thing: hilt. instead, Ihc [Inc to Iiizikc cici'y on.- Iho lllilll>lcl‘ (ll my will. I am Illl' cl-nlrc about which I-,\'ci"\tliin,-_I,~ clsc. rc- volvm. I gather from all sides. but wilh no thought of di~lrilmling thcm . gain. Is lliatlikc Hod. in whom wII livc and more and havo our ln-inc'lJ No wonder I am un- happy.

As he sat thin in painful sl-lllcvuminn- lion, the shades bl evening II‘II :rlnnnilI} around him, Iiiakiiig' his licai't saddoi mid hcavici'. .\'cilhcr \viic nor vbildrcii II:|II l'IIlIIl' ncar him; lor no swcct iIIlluI-nccs drew them as in pnst timrw; no >uu<hiuo woocd Illl‘lll to his pct-scum. Now and Ihcu, mulllcd andsounding:tbrougliclosed doors, .I~' il'IrlIIu alnr, brnkc out a child‘s voice. uvcupt tor this. amolancholyslill~ III'SN reigned through Ihc lIoIHc.

' Am I under the inlluenm: ol a spell- am I Ihc slavi- oi some III:i|ij;II:IIIt powcr?‘ IIcnrtlcy exclaimed in the billcr agony (ll Ihl-an III'\\' vomit-lions. A rc\ Ialioli of him<cll had bI-cn made, and he was shock- ed at his own image. ‘ .\ sellish lttollnlcl'; not a ll'lll', generous. Iiod-likc IiInu !‘ hi: said 'ilh :t shuddcr.

'l I: Iczi-hcll rang. IIc slai'lcd to his l'eel. ‘ IIII‘V can I IIIch “will? lie sighed. .\ wave, of tender Icclinx. long hold back. sin-pt ou-I' his Iii-ail. and with it came the answcr. ‘ As you have not Iiict lhcni tor a long' time. with lnviu;.r interest.!

A few moments pass-ed. Ilc Mood in IIIl' gloom oI his library. He heard his children go by the door; none of them \'I'Illlll'~-II Ionpcn it. or to call for him.

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‘ How can I meet them? I III!) in too great pain to none, and I have long enough cast my shadow lI‘mII Ihl-ir Iicnrts.‘

Mr. III-:u'lloy \ still undecided, when Iho door npcncdjll a litIlc, and a stream oI light Ilowcd in ; \\ IIII it came a low. lilIlIII voicc, uttering Ihc single word, ‘ I’n ill I‘

'0 Ada !' fell from Mr llcarllcy‘s lips as hc drew IIII: door wide, open and lilted the child to his arms. He had to repress the strumr emotions that scented as if the would overpower him. — ' ‘ Tea is ready.‘ raid the wondering but instantly happy child, as she laid her head down upon his shoulder.

And so the father and child enteicd the [ca-room together. ‘ I am in too great pain to sIIIilc.'.\Ir. Ileartlcyhtul said. And so ho was a little while before: but now something so like a smile lit Iip his lace, that it created sunbcams in the hearts of his wi ' ititl children. [In placed Ada In hclrlch ir, and then took his seat at the III I c.

‘ Have, I kept you waiting?‘ he asked kindly, and in a s ght tone of apology.

‘ (III I no." answered Mrs. llcarllcy, the old gctillc smile coming to her mouth. .lda leaned her arms on the table. and fix- ed her eyes in curious. hallldoubting won- Ilcr on her IathI-r's countenance. IIo look- ed at her and smiled. 'I'hcn her little face bcnnicd all over with IIcw-borti delight, and she leaned toward him. mid put up hoi' rosy mouth for a kiss, which was given ri'rht \vartiily. It would be hard to say which enjoyed it most—father or child.

It was like magic, the change that came over all thcir l'cclin-rs. A sudden rift iIi the cloud which b so long hung over them lot in the. su 'hiIie; and drooping; tIowI-rs lil'lcll their faces In the light, and brcathcd forth pIL Iit odors.

Not much convc tiou passed at the table. but that little \ as spoken in cheer- I'iil Ioucs. and in utch Iicc ol‘kind feelings. As thcv left the. tea-room. Ilclcn, Mr. . oldest daughter, found herself Ialln r' "dc. The old loving ini- pulses wcro Mt 'Irong. that she drew her arm around him. IIII '] , <IICI'IECUIV- ad the kiss h- ‘ hungry lIcaI'l desired.

At the liln‘. y-door Mr. lIcartly stopped and said: ‘1'“ In: wilh you alter a while.‘ It was nothing unusual I'orhim to be alone in his library, bill it was something unusual for him tojoiu the evening lamin nirclc, unless it were to sit thci'c in moody silence. III' did not rcliro now in a spirit ol Sell-in- vI-rlcd, Iuoodyi Ilatiou; but in order to get a tutor :III‘ stint-III of himself. He, wanted (qipnrtunily for reflection. There had come upon hin a new but halt‘ com-

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—hc mu discover, if pt» , all It meant and all it involved. Ilis Ilrst query when alone, was: ' “'hat was mv dcsit‘l', \\IIl'II I IIIIIIII' Ilial litIlI- I-Ilort ti) putawny Malibu-states? 'I‘o getsimie good tor niyscll‘. or for Ihosc I have rendered, I Ii-a too long unhappy? 'o. it was noI for III~ I'.‘ he answer- cd.al'lI-rrcllcctiou. ‘ l‘\ . a Ibi'lheii'good. And so small a thing!‘ he went on, ‘ to produce so pva-rlul an cII'cI-l. Yes. won- dt-I'Iul’ There is power in Ihc heart‘s sun- shim well as in thc sunshine of nature, a_ the clouds. Oh I I would not have them spi'cndovei' us again I They mast not shadow us again I A few iiiol'hcuts ol'lruc i'cgard for my wife and children have brought me more real pleasure than months and ye 's in thceagcr pursuits oI cnds centeringr all in mysclt. I have galli- cd abundanlly of this world‘s goods, and I have wnI. honors from NIH]; but III-,ilhcr I'ichcs uor honors have given a tithc oi the pure dclig‘hls l have full this evening.