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_iSi1mrn‘erside,-Prinoe EdWard ISlnnii, Thursday, Eneiéﬁibiéiélio, "1868:

“Neil.

. TIIE

Summertime "Journal,

in i-mmn no Penman) iivlzllr THURSDAY EVENING, ' mr JOSEPH BEBTR‘AM., “- nlb o'ir‘ii'loii,‘ pleura“. sums-r.

‘ ‘ TERMS :

' loi- one' ear in advance 6-. 8d. 1 my 0 y 'hulr ndv‘wu'e. 7-. 0d. “the end at your 91. Per-ori- getting up owns of TB" _Silbrcrib0ni

will Vberemltigd to the ilpuullAL tor unclear.

r! i 1 ‘ 9‘." p> flotill- ,‘lh‘iriitisiutﬁis. . inrerted at moderate rules nail in good tiler - Srucuu. Aaauuuuxrs may, be iiiiidu on

reasonable term’s’ for it. whole, it half, or quor- ter column, 'or by the your.

Job: Printing

of ivory description, performed with nclluiors Ind derpiltch. and at moderate rules, ' ‘nt the .‘i’ounrml. OIIIcc.

ui - u

Almanac fer, December, I868. moon's rinses.

Lust Qtr., (itll day, Oh. 2lin. eveninu._

New Moon. llilh dily,'9h.:iim., eveiiing,b.|u.

First tr. Eril‘dny' 0h. 1 ii.. morning. l). Full h?oun,‘ .tlay’, 0h. 85m. lilornillgm W.

in H bun Inn’s moon dliyr

g ii hm. lice. .

n a F plouklsouth I‘IFDE lenii | lit in [h ml ll ml I h mill til rum 7 2m 10m $5154 95 6 int; 42

2 Wed 29 lo l0 i2} ll 27 7 I9 4! Tim" '0! l0 9 48 ll rd ii 24 ll!)

4 run 92 in 9 2i,i9-55 out; an

5 sin 33 lo a 5927 90 lo Hi 97

ll Sim 7334‘ 9 a 99m 39 It 578 :u

7 Mon 36 0 u 7'“ 2i mom] 3::

o'i‘iiei a: 0 7 4i|i7 97 1 7. 92

9 well. .38 9 7 ups 2o 2 9. :ii

10' 'I‘llure 99 9 ti loan 47 ii 2.7; no ii Frill lo » 9 a 1919 4.1 4‘398 29 12‘ Sat 4! 9 a no; a s r. 99. ‘Jrl It! Sun 7 42‘ 9 ti Elllzi'b' sets £8 27 ii ’Mon 43 l! 4 53m; 9 r: u“ 21: 1.. rue. 44 9 -t 29m :: (i 9‘ 2:. ill ‘w'l-a 4:. lot 3 M21 19 7 i 2:. l7 'i'liim 4:. 10’ : 2MB 27 8 1i 2:. ill Ii‘rid 40 5 ' 9 9 :M 19 slit to .' 9 .79 ‘Jl ‘20 son 7 474 in {MS 24 21 Mon 47 'i1 .77 21 22 'l‘uea 4R - morn ‘Jl 29 will 4R 0 so 24 24 'l‘hurs 46 1 ﬁll 25 25 i‘riii 49 2.79 2.". 2|; Sat 48 9 5}! in; 27 Sun 7 484 5103 27 :5» "(m 48 ! ruler " 1m 29 Tue. 45 17 282m 17 5 ii 29 90 win! 4a in ii l 818 0 ll 90 Thurs 48 18 3 so 5 0 7 iii 90 "7,“ If U ' i“ " _ .J‘..‘,Z:T_

Summon-stile Markets. Dec. 10,1808.

Ontil per huin - - - - ~ - - - - - - L’s 5d a 25 (ill Potatoes per bush - - - - - - - Is lid ii In ad 'I‘urnipu per bllilli - - - - - - - - - Nil :1 is

lﬁil ll Ilid

Butter per lb by 'l‘ub - - Lard per lb - - - - - - - - - Tallow per lb. - Is'ggb per doz -- Ileci'perlb - - - - - ‘ - Million pel- lb Ilides per lb -.- - - Mackerel perdoz - l‘ollilsll per qt - - ~ - - - - - I'ork pcrlb by cal-min - Flour per bbl - - - - - - .- OiilllK‘lll per ewt. lllly per 'l‘on - - I'ine Iioiird: - - - Spruce Boards

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399111299 Qiili‘llj. WW.“.MM W WWW. W. BANK OI“ PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Corner of Gun! Georgi! 4‘, King Sim“. Chariot/clown. ' President—Hon. Dunn. Bill-2mm. Cashier—WILLIAM CUNDILL. lvlsiitllro. lit-count l)nya——Mondnya& 'I‘Illll‘ﬂlldyl. lieu” of Business—Finn IOIIJII. to l p.m. ‘ from llipan to 4 pail.

- lid it led . I’ll ll lthl

Hill a lid lid l| 4d

163 n 173 id a lid - - 45: ll IIUPI Ilii ll ills ‘50: it this His

4: ll 5..

UNION llAN K.

(Ira/Ion 51., Queen': Square, Charlottetown I'roiiident—Clliuuam PALMER, I-lslplire. (insider—J.“le Aulilniuilx, squire.

Ill-count l):lyll—..\Yedlti;illlliys & Saturdays. Lieu" ot‘ﬂusincu—l-‘reni 10 mm to l p in., i from 2 pan to 4 p m.

SUMMl'llltillil-i BANK. blitlrwi Strut. Slimmerri’dt. 1’. Iulmul l'rcsiilcllt——Ilon. .iiiiiN ll. UAIIDINEII. Cashier—E. L. Lviiuuli, Enquire Diocuunt Days—’l‘uendliys iliid I-‘ridayn. Notes for Discount tilliiit be in betbre ll

o‘clock on Discount ililya.

‘ilouru ol‘ Burlnou-alo ll; m., to lp. in. hot 2 p. ili.. lo I p.in.

on. JARVIS

Hits Removed Ilia Iii-silicate lo the House (lately occupied by Mr Mi-liiiilay) next to Thomas llitnt'a. lilo] . St l'lli-unor's. lie may be consulted every furl-noun lit the Drug Store of \V. ’I‘. llllN’I‘ Si. (‘4). , Summer- oith‘. ' ' 8t.Elennnr'a. May is. 1868.

171?? I’Ilth', Physician 85 Surgeon, Orrlcn—At this Sentimitsltm Dill‘ll S'roiiil.

next door to linhk. Central Street SlfMMERSIDb‘, . . . . 1'. E. ISLAND.

Ulrtolle‘l‘rdr‘lglﬁ'lii." ‘ i A W" y____ ""1112. J. N. FULLER, Graduate ol Bpilevue Hospital,

I Q.‘Vftluliczil dictum, 33. ii.

Olliro in lb. Monro o! liar. Ilr. Di-Illii-iiy. on Water “treat-directly oppotilo lilo EIlilIillnliliieiil 0”. ll- Iioliiinn. EKI.|

‘.’ All enlls promptly attended to. Hllﬂlmlﬂllloygll'IMIOP lb. "308.

W "Thelma KELLY. Barrister - at - Law

AID

’ ' ROTARY PUBLIC. Mt.

3 't 5 till liq 0i :1 r it it

JOIIN l‘Iulitt1', Qinnlmissiinl Q‘iﬁ‘lcrriinul

And Auctioneer, COMMERCIAL HOTEL, SUMMERSIDE........... I’. E. ISLAND REFERENCES:

.I. Boll-null. I’rinler. Snmlnerride. I‘. 1’). I.

.i. 1). Melanie. Merchant, Chilr'tovni, "

'J, ll. Arum. St. John, N. B. Nov’ in, 'GR .

A .. ..\i’ILLIAD/I .pobii, . Commission Merchant, And. Auctioneer,

qvuux souane, JIM/{LOTT 1'0 WN - - - I’. ll". ISLAM!

H'Kili- 7"”—

Oltl)_ ‘iiii’l‘i'iiii—i-Tiis. Successors to Thomas llanford. Connnissiim Merchants, And General Agents.

11 NORTH MARKET WHARF, SAINT J OHN, N. B-

Chou. U. Ilani‘ord... . . .. . Fredﬁ-Jhinford CARVELL BROTHERS,

A UC'I‘ IONEE RS. Commissmn Merchants, And General Agents, BANK BUILDING, QUI'Zl'iX S'I‘IIEI‘I'I‘. @é'ilslc‘l': ,: .’ - _"- ’Ui’sai’ lVILlilAhl liEAIIiS'I'O, Commlssmn Merchant, Auctioneer (I) General Agent,

‘YATHR S’I'llljl‘rl“ - I’. E. Islam]

Summerst‘div

ll lldidiiboﬂw 7 Importer and Wholesale Dealer in :ﬁl‘liliill it Qliftil'l‘i ﬁliﬂ51‘0ttl‘lti'. 1,'II ‘ttlI North “'linrl, S".Jl)llN, - - - Niiw BRUNSWICK. Iiee. (i. 180.“. ly

lite w. TIi’i‘UN'r, aluminiosiiun merchants, GENERAL AGENTS AND

AUCTIONEERS.

BALESIIOOSI' AND' 'OFFICR' '

Hand of Queen's Wharf- (upporilc tile Store of “'m. '1‘. limit 8; Po.)

Blimnierside, P. 12- Island- April 2 hills A 1y,

‘7]. HIKIEENCn—g Commissmn t‘ferchant, And Dealer in I‘rovisions, &c. M A R K ii ’I‘ S 'I‘ it ii ii 'I‘,

St. Joint.~ N. B.

it?“ Given personal attention to the Sale and Purchase ol'cvcl'y description of Uoudii.

May ll, lliliii. ‘ rm 777 r A‘—

Fbﬂi‘imiii ii 133E.

North side King Square. (next to Park Ilotcl)

ST: JOILV, N. 1).

JA MES \\'. 'I'IIIHII’SUN, - - - ~ l’lllll‘lllli'l'llll

I ‘Illi l'roprii-turlii' the above Illi'l‘l'Illlilkl-s IlIlII iipporlunily to I‘l‘lul'll thank: for the

liberal pillroiillur llllllcl‘lll rel. ivcd, and lilllril

respectfully solicits ll continuance ol’ the

S "l0.

’l‘liis Illi'l‘lii. is very pleasantly situated.

and cominandn it view of liiilg Square, and

other parts of lhe (lily.

lil connection with the llolvl. is (100!)

S'I‘Alildxl’i. and a l-nrl-i‘lll IlU-‘Ill‘l' ill intend-

ant-c. l’iirlil-ii coming from l'rulcc liilwaril

lidilild willl horses will IlIlli lilizl cstllblisluuenl

llle min-t i-oiiifurlillili- inth l'ily, and ii per-

lioll always ill lllo Cars on their arrival.

St. John. Sept. 10. 1313. ly

éniiwronn's Hort-ii.

No. 0. King Square, H'l‘. J()l IN. N. 13. 7 ‘llli Inimrrllier lmvilli: thoroughly rl-illtcil and enlarged his llti‘l‘lilliilidti'l‘ltill-I. In liow prepared lo ill-clinllnodale I’ei'lllaiicul iimi ’l‘riliisiciit Boarders on the most reasonable tern“. ALSO ill conncrliuwm (ilttil‘lillY S'l‘lilll-I. ivlicre urry lirliclc required for Il0|l§U line may he had .

J. (‘niwronli & 50):. Sept. 10. 1m. 1 y

"A. w."AriTI)”l’=i‘ES‘," "“ “ Marble Worker,

l’oilit Dli Cliene, She-dine N. B.

MONUMENTS. 'I'().\IllS, GliA\'l“- STONES. dun. &ll.

AMERICAN no I'r.u.l.\x Blaming roy- illanlly on hand.

(‘llli furnish 'irllvclllonca and Monuments ntn less price than any ollli-r cillilblisliilient in

the Provinces, and pay n dilly besides.

it?” (liiiiizun can be It'll lit liiiii'i‘lulii'ii lliioh Store iillil ill. I). Emma‘s, limp, Sunlmcrsidc.

or sent to _ A. \V. Ahlllllis. l‘uint Du Phone. .lilne lllh. IFIIS.

"“Ro‘o’xﬂm HOUSE.“ Kent Street, Charlottetmvn, smox l). FRASER. i'iiornlii'ron.

I’irmnnent and Tron-lent nourdern will ﬁnd the above House to give lltllisiaclion. (Ill‘toivll. Julie ill. lRliil.

" INN'i‘lu-J Piriizio'iif ’ “ HARVIE’S PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

ALMANAC

FOR 1800.

will be ready early iii December.

BUIIMRIISIDE, c - - ~ I’.E.ISLAND.

I The Canada“ Life Assurance 00mpany

Established 1847’.

Incorporated under Special Ac! q/‘Pm'll'anlcut Manager—A. G. Runway, F. l. A.

HEAD OFFIGE HMIEIOII. ONTARIO.

Capital-One Million Dollars!

HALIFAX. N. S.

Honorary Directors: Tile Iloll lid i-iu'd Kenny, ’I'Iic lion 5. L. Shannon. The “on John W. Ililclile, William More, 15:41. Adi-inr—W. J. Alliion, Esq. M l) Agent—M Ii Almoll, Jlinr.

SAINT JOHN- N. n. IIUIIUI‘dI‘y Dim-lure. John V. 'I‘liliruiir, l‘lsq-licr \\'Ill Scovil, A Ill Alcfi. Jardinc. Esq—John Boyd, l£:q Charles M ‘l'ilt, Bu]. .ilull'ml .'I(Il'i"b’t‘l'a'—-Dl‘a. Iiarding 8i MeLtu'eli .‘IylllI—Jtlllit‘s U Il‘erbcii.

The Terms and conditions of Assurance of this old l'ntlllili-licd liltlllpaiiy, are as liberal and unrestricted an tlioiie of other good clim- panicii.iinil the rules which are founded on the, higher interest obtainable iil (‘niiiiila than In tin-ill Iiri‘lllii. are lower llian those of British iltld illlleriean ()lllccil.

lilldlilvlln-iit I’olil-il-s piiyuhle during life— time iil'assured I’olieies pliylil le during a l.l.\ll’l’i2l) xuunun ot‘years.

Liberal regulations as to feriigli residence, travel and occupation.

Aubs'ri roll P. E. lsms‘ii . CharhillrtowiiFW. l). S'rnwaiir, Siluiliieraillc—J. Iii'.lll‘ll.\ll.

.llilliciil Adviser—I". l). Iilzlzit, hiJ).

. Tables of Rates for the more general limits of Life Assurance, lllld every ini'llrlmllioli may be obtained ill any ot'llle Agencies, which are enablishcd on the Island.

J. \\'. MARLING, General Agent.

.ilcili‘tal

Established 184.5. N E w—To R K LFE liiilSliAiiﬁE Assets, January “I, 1868,

Over Ten Million Dollars

I’leSlllla'A’l': MORRIS FRANKLIN, ESQ.,

l'u'l' I'i‘i'sfil'rlll "Ill, :li'lmu'y: \\'Il.l.l;\i\l II. lil'il'ZIiS. Jll. IIIi'.II) OFFICE 11‘." d: ll-I Broadway, N. Y. General Agl nts for lhc llolninion of Canada:

IiL'lilil'l \\L SI'}.l.\Il'ill\’lI.Ll£,

llcralll Buildings, Montreal.

The New York

Life Insurance Company IS UNI) 'I'lll'i OLDES'I‘ INSTITUTIONS irr’llllc lllIll‘lglnilll .I\m>

lliiiiiiiz lilo liven . it lillil isilllcll plliltilurl pan the,

i- - , i . 1 Iitly 'lilllillsallll Persons. and hull paid in Ilium-u $30.00" to Il.l' fiiuiilil-il iiliil I‘l'pl'ifn'llllIIle'N of then: who hire deceased willie iticiiibcrn til the Ciiliipiiny.

U I“.

rt . . "(‘1' of more than

Annual Invouu- l-ZXCI'II'ZIIS

Four Million Dollars. A SAFE INVESTMENT.

it many \\ ilI.iii the c

lice of Hit piii~ I-e nun

0\\'I| lllllullllL o I from any rlaiilin au- llil- ill-iiili iii the w . the amount iil'liie Illblil‘lllll‘t' may be made . to her children.

THE COMPANY l)li(‘l.;\lil5$

y . .

.AIYNUAL CASH 1)] i 11)1LADS, wlli are available in pliyulclll ol‘ l‘lll‘ll .\iiiiwiil l’ieiiiiiiiii. Allliioiiiiwil'i'dllilliipl‘iniipiiiiyri-ii-lro llil l.IrIllII| \\'ll|(‘ll run in: used in piiil ol the aceouil llllll eilrli Hilllnl‘lllll’lll I‘llllllul l‘li-iilinm llii-i-ciii'Ii-r; or the, lll\'lllt'll'l may be allowed in lll't'l iiilllal il i-iibillvqileully ward in whole or in purl ill llll! l '- Illl‘lll iii l’ ' 'l‘lil- llll‘lllt'l‘u ill the ('oiiiplluv Iii-ilu: I'Ir'll " '1' I/.. l‘lli-II nicliiiier piiy'n ' I'lllll'l‘. ‘ull iilii'plll.i Ilvill-il in I ll' I‘illiry liiilil ‘F. ii him-k l‘apiiiil liniiully rl-liim llioiiloi liii- hllll‘lnllllllll‘l‘ﬂ.) 'I‘iic Ulri- ilciidis paid in Policy holders e.\i-ei>il

$3,000,000.

Endowment A sunrnlu-e Policies.

'I‘Ili-izi- i‘iilivii-ii lll'l‘ ooiiiiuu into general l'eipickl Ail n iiilrl- iiiiil piiiillliidi- lili'l‘ﬂllll'll'i l‘oi- i-illi'ii ill-- rIiliilig vi-ul'il. [iii-y deserve llll' attention of all. ' i-mii ol‘l'lll’l‘ll by IIII ordmaly Illl‘ policy iicl-i IIII'N iiubli- upon the death of lllv amount; all [he HIIlllHV'llll‘lll lliill' the walnut l1 I’l't‘l'l\l‘ll hr the ill‘llill‘t'll liiliikl-ll‘ npvii l.iii iillailiiiig ii llpi-i lili-ii lute, whilcl‘uil ||l’l)\‘lrltlll iii llinile tor delilu UI‘CHI'NIIK prior lllerelu.

THE HON-PORTEI’I‘URB PLAN.

This company iii-Initiated and introduced the vol liliblo l'i-ullii'l- know u iiil tho Noiivl"ivrli>iliii~ii Plan which iii rapidly illipl-rili-diiiiz the old ryxli-iu oi life long pnylwouln. iili-I Iiiiiiia-Vlillitiiiiii‘tril the ilym-ui iil Lilo liiiiiiriiiiri- in lliii l'ilili-ii Hliili-n. and which Iliiii been llllllllt‘ll mum-rally ill ll lovii iiivoillblo loi-iii) liV lill .ilc (‘onipiinii-il. A piiily. I-y lliiii table. tit‘lorllle maenn-i ycnr. munul Jillji‘ll any purl iil‘vl-Iml Iiillt IAI'I‘" [Hill] in.

I?‘ Tablet! of linlvs. ('irruhiw. Example! of lilvllh—Iidu. lt‘oi-uiii. (bin, cull bll IIIIII by iipplviiig lo the Auohl. ill. (flulilialcluwu.

MEDICAL ItSXAIIllll-ZIIR: llll. IIIAClill-ISON. lln. ll. JOHNSON. Agent for l‘. E. Ialllild: lilil‘lll' A. IIAllVlli.

t‘li‘lowii. Nov 19. mod,

’ronrnv.

PADED LEAVES. '

- lliirlt i to the I'lluerll knell. Solemn, illld «lei-p. and slow, Ot'llie 'iuiiitii'ul islliuliici- L‘illll', Down to lllu grave so low.

T ..

.‘A New.”

Lint! to the Autumn wind. M ii and and narrowing gricvco Over the pale. dead lloivela. And over the faded Ieuveltv

Ilelilllli‘ul. fragile lean-ll. UI‘QIIUIIIIUI' the joy lillll pride. ‘Al.l.ftlll' illlll vuliiiiiiiilu dream, 1 They brightened, llicn druopud. and died.

Out from the chicken trees. Soitly they l‘lll‘ll.‘ down, Clad in Iiicir bliliul robeil Ul wallet and amber and brown.

Sclllli-i-eil alum: the ground, Ur I} “1):, ll \villii-riniz Ill'lllll ()r. drii'liuu over the mound. Where uwcclly our loved one» bli‘l‘p-

Never. uh. never again, lll lll'lllll" and grace, to unfold, ’I'u illlllcr and laugh ill llle air. And llilwll in the cullilliinc'o geld.

And Ill‘Vl 'l'o lp . ll li.i when I‘llll'UlI liy l'n- lllllull'ﬂl roll; of the brook.

And the melody twul ii' Ilie bird.

Ill lilill. that covers our loved,

ll‘l pmliull lou iiimii \\l lilo, liulnlllldI pciiiihiilg Icill'

Illit lliuli from tho lileuldciillg luinb, Shall never again urine.

\\'lii|c Ulll‘ loved will lili‘lllt‘ll llIiil Iii-mu Ill the beauty and Mimi ol' the .- '14.

ﬁilii‘t Jitrintuir. ROSE TERRACE ; 'l‘lle Trail oilhllie Sen-punt.

Colilililml.

Mautti‘s apartments were situated in a qlllll'll‘l' iii the house l'clllole Iriilii 'liil'ul-, and l was obliged to cross several are reaching the one Il'oni which ll be r Ulll‘llldl. It was not quite dark. lllil llie ghostly light oi the grey day-break was worse than none, calming. no it did, lill sorts of l:llllll&lll' shallows to play hide-and- Stl‘k with the dalkncss. l was ll lliiiill child. and glided l'enrl'ully along, ldulging ncilllét'dolhe right or lcil. lest some spec- ire should rise tu culllrollt me. illilii I came to Illu room I sought. I lapped gently on the door; there was no answer; again and llll'll again I knocked, bill vainly; and, iii lL'll" I turned away and culiiiiicncell to retrace. lily sll-ps.

Suddenly llii y were arveslcd by u siglil which blflll me ill terror to my Lin-cs. .\ lull. white-lobed ligure. “llll dinning hair

ill'blac lilll large, iicrci-ly opened black eyes, i.~ advancing towards me from lilo

opposilc illl ot the dimly-lighted 1 igc —uiiii leading lo the guuat-vlliiltillers—Willi ll look of almost horror on Ill'l' taco us those wild eyes [oil on me. I was Ill. llrst loi- IL'l‘lillul to believe the ﬁgure human, and il. hall collie close up to me, and l‘:llal.'ll mi- liliaiiiy item the ﬂour belove I knew it was Illilllllllll.

“ Inn little spy!“ she hissed. sliukiil;_r me violently. " llow dare you prowl about these passages? What have you seen? \\'hom do you seek? \\'Ii:lt right have you to watch inei‘ Answer luv, you allljvt'llllg little tool 2" ‘ “ ‘

Terror and her rough handling quill- robin-d lile oi the power oi lull-taller. and I could only gaze pileliusiy into her nry, silrpiciolis lure. My l'\ ideally curt-mi: li-l'l‘iir solicited her a little; tiiii- Iuiiscui-ii iii-r hold on my lll'lll, saying, ill lllc name Iii-roe, Ill'lflllilll'h‘s wily,—

" \\'hoin aiid “'lllll liaveyollsecn? llew long; have y». u been llci'ci’ ll.ilc you lost your blil‘k'l'll, girl L‘“

" U llialilniu. you il‘igllll‘ll me i“

" (.‘ow aid! I shall not llIll'L you—unless

, you do not answer me $1|l.|‘llll_\ ,"

"l how. at nobody, lliuilznlrl; I only wanted to beg your Illl';;l\‘l1llt5:§ lLl' dis-

-' obvying yull lu-lllghl, and lo ray —“

" I'=li:iw! ls ltlill all 3" .-\ud lrum maili- Inn‘s l'ace rolled the cloud ol illiiigii d ragi- .iiid lt'lI'Ul‘ which had shrouded it: natural beauty, to gill: place to n smile iii l-vidl-iit

reliel. “Ui courre l lorgivc you. innu- rent! I had lei-guich all about the ilici iii-lit. There—kiss inc and lllil “It to but;

I‘m sorry I Illlll you, but that will be something to tell your wise nurse \vllcli yell lice, luv. New, IIll'll -“

bile prvsi-llllril lll‘l' check luv my mums. and l liluidly touched my lip~i to It; elie \vuili-il blgllllit‘ulllly. llll-iil luv ml: iii an, Iilll I can ll not Icille her in coldncss. I was nervous, wiullghl up and agitated, or I ncvvv >|lolild have lulliili courage to cry , as l dim—c

'- 0 inanilnn. nimnnln! 11‘ you would inl- ly i ix; tile and love me With your llL‘lllL. l lU\l. you so much i“

" '1 ill, lull What's this? Ilcroivs iii the Illll'hl ry.‘ 'Ihnt will never do! I iiiilstlcll Mist :5 Sally llcimo to give you a com- llutlllg draught occasionally. \l'cil, kiss my lip» ll'yoli choose—u lllll, again i’ And learn, tool U. lie. Iii ‘ialil This is lolly.“ Alas! I stood upright. my t‘allil'r‘a "iilllc Hpal‘lllll“ again. with iiiisllcil incl! iiild lll'illv- Ilgllll'll eyes, but all aching lll‘ill'l.

" l'ul'dnn Illl', madam. I will lie more earelul in lutni-c. Good morning."

Line ()I Miss Evans‘ carvinlly taught rur- teilys cuiilplctcd lilo apologyI unit as l walked slowly away, her l'lliill', iliigiiig laughter. t‘tllil'll lovlli by my ('llllkllhll lll'lll- ollbll'llllull ot dignity. liiockeil my biltei‘ gl'ici. Aliill knew. liltll, that liluiiiuln‘s llcnlt wall alone to me.

t'llAl‘I‘lill Ill.

i was just Seventeen. and told Mina Evans sin win-n l‘llllll‘blillg‘ that the would givii me n wlvck‘ii vacation. iiii I had ritlllil‘ll hard, and tell ill. She lot l at ind lllonghliully through her eye-g‘ .

"Yollarr a Iillle pale. Miss Melville. Perhaps you are light. We will not re.

litmo oui studies, then, lmlil Illlri day

'I asked llll' when we were out oi llial.

rl'l‘ollllll'li, with :i dilcct cliail

lortnlxht. Meanwhile; with your pet‘iliis- blllll. I will pay It. long-promised visit to my sister." ‘ ~ - .

"My permission! 0h, Miss Emmi. you overpower mo. Your time is indisputably at your own dispusnlJ‘ ‘

Silo'boivcd, iliiil I aged my books for their lol'llilg'ht‘s idleness. lli Lie liliilsl rd it the scllubbl'uliili dour suddenly (llil‘ll— cd, and nnmmla :liiie owl-oping ill. She wore “riding-Ila ll. ul'alall; blurI with a janiily hat. and jelly plumes. and looked. as alie always did. a right royal beauty. We both rose to our loci in response to her gl‘luiiilul grueling. Ljoy fully. lilies Evin-s ill slcl‘ll alien Moat. lit my Hilllllltllllllluh were barely civil lolulunlna, to lily great perplexit’ ' and gtict. ' ' ' ' '

" (itml 7 morning. Miss l-Ivluls! Good morning. Lillian ! ,.l)o you remember whose birthday this is?”

I thought oi llllllllltﬁl’ sad birthday which Sill: li:ll| lulally iolgottcn. illld amwcrcd, quietly.—

"Yi-s, momma. it is mine."

“ lliiiv di-iiiurcly the child says so! Well. and what do you think will bciall you on lllla bright, day l‘“

" I cannot even imagine. tiriiiiiiia.‘v

" I'ou need not, be alarmed—nothing terrible. It. is blinply this: your school servitude l'llllli with yeeteldily‘s lestons llow shall you like that!"

she upoko as il‘she thought I should like It very llillcii, bill Iii-log load of randy l colilil not unsurcr with the enthusiasm EIIII anticipated. ‘

"ﬁll it be your will, iiilimlnu, it must be i v euro." - c darkened il little, :ilid she turn- ed suddenly to my governess.

" I must coilipliliiolll you till lilo lllll'l 1-: you have :llfuulllpllallctl, 'lii:s I'h'ﬂlla lua 1y (cut-hing a young to regret lutll‘lllg iii-r Lo :5. rare lulciit Ior your czllli " .

" Madame licrnai'il is pluast‘ll to be colli- pliuielitary.“ said my governess, bowing

You have a

coldly ‘ Do I lllllll‘l‘alilllll that you think lily ‘ r ‘ are no lullgcrreipiircd :ltlluse

':l " Why. yes, Miss Evans," llilsw‘cred lnanlllla. lll'l‘ gracious smile until-hing the hardness other words; "Lillian'a educa- tion must he l-oliipli-lo. llllll your salary is now hilt :i nit-lo...» expense."

Miss I'll us ilii>hcll a little. for she had her own pride. She answered. calnlly,-i

" Ullloi'lunnlcly. madam, my dialiiissnb does not rest, with on. I engaged to re- iiinill with I‘llP‘S Melville until her ciglll- eeiilii birthday. It was her iuslicr‘s won.”

hilllnllm Hai'tcll liiid changed color.

" I crave ylilir pardon—l was not aware o! lhlit.".~'hc said. ill a changed lone. “Yo; will remain. llion,ul‘cullrw. liul remem- blIr—" liiid lilallinla's i-y cs ll.lslled—" bill: is a woman. now. with a woilizln's under- standing. I llutll'.lll tiluiici'l'anlsliall. that you are owl-close in lilo use ol‘ 3 our league. Uurb it in l'ulurei .Uo'yuu Ullucrslmm’inyv inclining?" '

“l’cri'i-eiiy,“ [rigidly

returned Miss

x w.“ ._._.-. ._..,__, ,_

y iil seventeen

Earl ul Mailubury‘s oat-ingot And his lurdiiliid may introduce me to some at his irieiids. I‘pi suyo'l, hope ﬂplgw'ilut. Iul‘ I bllllll be so 11 ti and ,Hluplll’. It' I were ‘ only bcauiiiulluud bright. like lpnliliua!‘ but lower mind; w'oflldo the. beﬂ'dvu can, :\\'l'!:|.l‘\\'c? Itii so happy when I think 01 ll. ' .

Ulnp !“ raid Sallyalu then she and Mrs. [)qu exchanged suel ominous, glance» that I tell intrui-ly terriﬁed. , ,,

" Why. Sadly I cor, don‘t yoli approvﬁ o! my going?“ I asked. . ,

" No I" she said. grimly. " it'd. I had. wicked place. Lassie, it is u play-liable. and all i my consent you bhould have: enter one." I ' H I . '

"lilituluinma goes to them," I laid, coliviiieinwiy. '

“ Ailil din: Is not tricked. and I love her sulinl‘l‘ch! I will always be good for he): SII \‘t‘.

“nod hii-ssfdni child!" exclaimed Mrs. Dale; and lheii idle coughed and turned her buckle me.

I am sure Sally brushed away a tear us she suddenly slooped to kiss her pet.

" My liaii'n shall do as she pleases," she said. "You and l are two old ravens, Mrs. Dale !" ‘

I! i) V:

a it i * ll I Ilairly trembled with heavy excitement when niammaund I entered the luxuri- Ullaly'cllsllluucll box at. Illa—Theatre. I hill! never been away from home hetero i-xcepl during my daily walks or rides. and this evening promised to be a grand UIIL'LU nic. . With a child‘s curiosity I pal'lt‘ll the curtains and looked into the pic Iii-low, which was last titling with all sorts oi people. \\'0 Were very early, and the ‘lllll theatre was dimly lighted, and, some- i gloomy. IllllI llcvel' llccllcll that. orbcd did I immediately become in 'ili;.,r lilo shilting crowd. the long : oi boxes. the lolly galleries—every- thing. ill short. to be noticed llI that great. building. I was pll-ascd. rather. thin) utllcri sc, with the subdued light, lor ina- nia and Sallie had dressed me so grilndiy that I tell lpiile ashamed and conspicuous l were my lirst rcillly rieh dress—a pale blue satin embroidered richly with seed pearls. with pcal‘l cylianicnts [or hair neck and nuns. and all criniile-lliinmcd opera. eluuk; then I hull so many little tribes to look allcr, such xlls heilllct, inn. scant-bob lie and lorgucttc—that I was almost at a loss to iliuiiagii illcin graeclully. Momma. indeed noticing my awluvardncns. tell it. nccl-ssury to give me a lesson bc‘iero we ll-ll home on the way I must iliilnage my- scll'inid :Illpul‘ll‘llllllc. Sdlll'illg‘ the evening. and my very anxiety to please her threat- cued to bring my good wishes to 'l'iel, 'l'bcl'cl'ol'e I was thanklui for tile dim light, ‘ \\'cll Lilliaii,‘ said nianlina, pleasantly. l)llv‘l!l‘\'lllg my curious observation of all around. "do you think you can amuse ryollrsolt until the curtain rises. hal‘t an ‘

our Ill-lice P” ' " ’ ‘ " “"""‘

" Yias. indeed. madam; I will charmed with all this delightful contusion.”

" Au i-wiu'r, llion; I shall see you after

not

ill)

livims. "I understand in ' illll ‘ iii all its , , I .i 3 phases. .llie lI'L l(lll| oi tongue was ior

your bcnl-ilt exclusively, madam. Your .llaltl is illl excellent spy.

Alumina would not. reply to this. but‘ Iiallghlily Ieli. the room. bin: piiliscll lli' licvl.eli iilu to iollcw her, which I (lill,l amazed beyond lliuisliro ill. the words I had heard.

“ What did Miss Evans mean mamma .9”

lady's hearing. “I did not Illil' llt‘l‘ tone, ill. a“. I do not think she was quite lo—; apccll'ul.“

" l‘.~haw! Sin-h people are not wovlii‘ hot-ding." said iiialiima, lillsliiy. Ilave you ever liccll to a theatre she

Dl oi .~l .

she vi-ry \\'l'll that I had llUI, llicreloi’ the. question SL‘l‘liit'll mill 1' lliiilcCc>.~.lry. . lint il served to direct my thuugnls il'om Alias l-. ails” illystcriolia word.~. ii that With its pl‘rposc. most suliulactoriiy.

-- .\‘o uiiliiima." I eagerly answered; "but I have read of them. and oh! I i aliuliill like so much to go lu one i"

" Would you, child?" was lilo careless response; “ We“. see that you lift) rel y, by six, and I will take you to town in the. liarl‘a carriage. From this day you lllllll‘ bel’ a box at. the—'l‘llcllll'o among your po Lions, and will bout liberty to go llil.il when you pican‘c. l)l'\}3 \v. II. lol- llillbcl'l will probably introduce yell to some oi his li'iends."

i had no lime. {or thanks. as. at that llio- mcut il wailiir approached. beating on lllL‘l silver lvny lie car 'cil a L'Jl'llilllll‘tl card. It was lllu ' rl oi .\l' in)": who wait.-

‘ respond

the play." " \\'llylllummn! are you not going to remain with iuc‘i’“ I asked, much llisappilillled, ior lilo thought ol [maxing a who evening by her side had not been lllel lhl. oi my pleasurable illillcipnlions. -' .\o—l have all cllgagciilent elsewhere. liutyou will not be lonely. The Earl has [ll'Ulllial'li to give you countenance by loo - lug ili upon you, presently. so you will do vcl'y “ell.”

how i did not like the Earl of Millin- bury. 'I‘i'ne he had been a. constant visi< tor at liose Terrace lur yieiirs, iliid was nlv ivllys kind to me; but this did lint cause me lo llkli liiill lhc more. I disliked him, :iiid always should, i know so I could not iciy cordially to liiatlinlu's lu- Mll'dllCL‘. and that displeased her; to my sorrow r-iio lull luu abruptly.

'i'iio lillle cloud this incident lclt was put to Night by the shilling scene around; Igl'ew NI interested in wulclling the dil- Il'ilflllillllbuis', tillll li>lcliing lo the noisy l‘Il 5 oi the little vt-iilli-rs oi various wan-s who already llil'ollgcd the pit and galleries, [hull was scriuuly llltl‘liml when the build- Ill}; became suddenly illulliilillled. nl.(l lilo lain-ii which belorc acclucd to blend lll olioilinl mans ellell stood out It) bold le- iici, and all SUUIIL‘LI looking at me. I shrunk back ill lilo box. llllil did not iliow lnyiiril again until the culture was com- ili-tcd. and the heavy green curlqu slow- y rose.

The play was " Romeo and Juliet.“ and and I became absorbed in it lrom lilo ﬁrst. the brilliant. old-sler dresses and quaint scenery particularly charmed me. But

cd ilialiillia‘slivianri- l'in‘ 'ng. and interim, ell her by a low pclicillcd words that the; horses \\'L'IL weal ' ol‘ alilllllllig. As his! iiirililliip‘atemper \\‘t|.‘4||UIIU oi the pullout-l i~.~l, perhaps lliuimnn did not care, to rulilc. il by further (ii-lay; at all events she lull me iliinlclliatcly.

l ﬂow In search oi Sallii- at once. She. was not in her room. llild I repaired to lhe liiiltsckccp. r‘s apartment, hoping there to! ﬁnd my l‘ailllilil Ii ii-ull. bun.- enough, she and Mrs Dale was standing at one ui llil- windows ol the. latter» civillinodious, “min. conversing oi some one whose name llic did not mention. i

“ tilic has n lllllillill hire l“ii:iill Slilly.“llil‘ angel could not Iii: Iovlier.“ ;

"Ay! but. what's that. Mrs. Deanne. I when 'Iie soul is blai-k lirncuiii ii ‘9 l 5:. ., it's all shameful! And the way Ihlit \ il-Q Hall or . ! lie is \\lll| Iii-r at all seasons! 1 my it‘siniulnous to iltrcile that innocent

i .\ slight movement of mine caused them i to look around. and Mrs. ll.lli- bitisllctll \i-l'y much. l~lhollg|ll. as lsaid, laughing-1 1y.— "Come now, dear. propln‘ llil'il. Dale.‘

[don't know who you are llilki g about, ‘ but 1 crave your Illl‘l‘l‘)‘ for her.

“but do you think momma rays i’"

“ l‘iil nuro l liotl'l know. India." said Sally, with an indulgent. Millie. M I van .Inlii-iiig around her like n \l‘ll’li‘jllllllltll dull. " “1m ll"

"Oh. you tilust guess! It‘ll Flliill‘llllllg so very. very kind! Just hullll'll n eun- llll'llll'l'.“ ‘

" “’l'll, perhaps you are to have it new play-house."~

" .\'im-, Sail *l You know it is not that!" And Mini Mel \ iiic limited indignant,

" .\llullicl' Arabian pony. lhvll i'“

" Nit—oh, you'll never think! Bliusnya I may go to the theatre til-night. and I‘m

ilclimilylo ride to town with her In the

when Juliet appeared on the angel—rho hole It rich. lustre-less while silk, exposing liiu luulliess ill-ck and nuns; her black hair, unbound. fell in n iioh, curling tunes to her slender waist; her eyes. lit. lip.by cxcilcmenl, were simply glorious. and llll: dazzling complexion and veruiillion lips ccllipliied a beauty which drew the homage vi the audience limb in a long. continuous roar ui applause. A grilcclul inclination—.1 glance ul those magniﬁcent veil—and the actress proceeded with her

I hank back. with hands pressed lightly over lily rapidly beating heart. unable to l‘l'l'llII. llic eliilelloo 01 my senses; Juliet. win mauliiill~lnaililna was Juliet!

I tell no (llilllIU lll discovering that. she was an actress; uh. DUI I Imd too little knowledge. oi'lhu world nnd its ways to lllllll'l'hltlllll llie dishonor pertaining to sllclllllll'oll'ﬁblllli. l was pinuii ol her lualchh-su Manly—bewildered Willi my sudden discovery that won all.

I'l'lﬁullll)‘ l recovered niyseil, and lol- loi-cd the play with intense lllll'l'ltbl. hanging on nianilun‘n every Ward and look; all too soon ended the urot and w.

allow llll‘ poor lady's liuulc invest In pence. :Wnd “‘"5v “"‘l l “"“5 ‘V‘ll‘u'od [0 “ml “I”

by the liarl oi Malliiabnry‘o voice; he liiiil

Anil,slt‘liiledlntu my box during the "com; I have such ral'li lii-wn lo lisil you. sully: ‘al-l.

H “'cll, Mien Lillian, What do you think oi iti” . "0, my lord! hi it. you? l mu entranced I and thallium—my alumina-4: Juliet l" I -- )‘cu-i\hlrguerltele one at lmndon'ii lit-riding neuron-ll; silo queuuﬂ It well on illie boards.“

" lbiyiillyl 0h. she is iiuporbi My .bcaillilul. beuutllul mammal"

lie Halli-ll. ,

"('unlrol your adminilion a little. ii - liiiiiinxt. or yin: will our-ot- nuanlioii. May I ottjeraull allowin- magnum)?

. l nliirti-il nervoully. kilowingbthbiet

4that. limit-thing ill my (1on Iiiid I been nudist.