DEVOT ED

To LITI‘ERI 'I‘ URE.

CIE.

I,

ICE; COMMERCE, AGRICUij

Vol. 4.

TH E

Summerside Journa‘ "’ "illiiésiii’."l'ii‘iili‘ldi‘

JOBEPHBERTRAM.

AT Ills “Fl-"ICE, CHS'I'IIAI. STREET. T I} II .\I S : I copy for one year. in advance. Ga. 3d. “ “ IIIIII‘IIIII‘IIIIet 7s. lid.

“ “ III the end II 'III‘ 9.1. l'enona gelling up cuqu III-TV

will be enlillcd to the JUUIINM.

ADVERTISEMENTS- lnlened III moderate rules and in good style. SrI-Icuu. AoII NTN may he

In column. or by the year.

Job Printing

0! Ivory description, performed wIlh madness

ﬁnd deapIItelI. and at IIIIIIIeraIe rates, at the JIIUIINAL Ullice.

Almanac for October, ‘l868. uoox’s i'IIAstcs. Full Mann, Isl day, 8h IGIII. evening, X. 1‘3. LII". Quarter. ‘JIII IIIIy. 2h. Iin.. morning. N;\V New Moon. l5thday,lih 49' eI'eIIIIIg. \V ' l-‘irIIl Qtr. AlrIl day. oh. .II., IIIIII-IIIIIg. .5. Full I\IIIIIn.3lI~t day. liII. I'Izlm. llllIl‘lllIlK, W.

I x SUN IIIIII IIIIII'II IIIIIou days i E 3 hut Idee.

:- "' '5 lock..quth risen long I III I 'I‘IIIIru .- II :5“ 2 Prid :.. 3 Sat I: 4 Sun '.‘I 5 Mon 2.: 1'. 'l‘ueu III 7 Wed IN 8 Than It H 3 Frid .. I l )0 sag I'I' II III mom 7 II Sun I) In 4 I‘.‘ \lon I l Ill I'm-II 3 9 i0 55' 14 Wed 14 2:1 {I )5 I'hurI I seu II! III II'rid 4 2:41 0 I; so 17 Sat II I!) ‘J 27% II III 47

is Sun I M II III 'I' :II

"3 2 II) II 8 2

5 1211) 335 III ."II

'. 21in) :II :I III

'. nun who on

' ll 25

' mom

l) L':'.

l ‘.‘t

L’ '.'I

ll 'J-l

III III . 4 212

41 [II I ' I‘ISI'~

43.115 17,” IN 5 no

Summersidc Market Out. 15.15::3.

- - 25 [id II 2* 8d Is 3.] a Is I-iII

01!! per IIIIIII - - - - - . - Potatoes per bush

Turnip: per bush - - - - - - - - - lax liuttur per lb IIy 'I‘IIb - - - - - - I.- II 14-! Lin-II per llI - - I- - - - - - IUd a lid Tullth per 11.. - - - - - - 9.1 I. llld I‘lggl per Ilnz - - - v - ItII Beet‘perlb - - - - - - 3d a II! Mutton per lb - - - ~ - - - - 2d a ILI lliIlI-u per III - - - - - - - - - - Id Mackerel perdoz - - — - - o - - - - - - - 2I. :III Codﬂah per Ip. - - - - - - - - - - - - - III :I Is Pork perlb by Is! - - - III :I_tI-l Flour per IIIIl I v - - - - - If.» a .IIII OIItlIu-III per ewt - - - — his II <4 IIIIy per 'I'IIII - I - - - - - be: a I.I;~ I' “UIII‘III - - II-Is Svrurc Boards - - 45 II ...I

' \IllIsrrth-rs Ironeyear.

Inadc IIII l' -uunu|IIe terms for II whole, II half, or quar-

S’I‘..l()ll.\', - - -

Quaint” (Innis.

J. H. ALLEN. Commissmn II” erchant, And Dealer in Irovisions, the. M A 1’. K I‘} 'I‘ S 'I' II E I} 'I‘,

St. Jul—ill; N. B.

If?" Gives personal attention to the Sahv ,IIId I’III‘C e III'el'cI'y IleserIpIiIIn IIt‘IiIIIIIIII. Hm- :I. Inna.

u.& Iv.12IIo51; ﬂiummisssion Ella-thumbs, (il-ZNI-ZIIAI. AGENTS AND AU CTIONEERS. SALI‘ZBIIUORI AND OFFICE

Hem of Queen‘s Ith‘f.

(opposite the Store or \‘.'III. '1‘. Hunt 5-. Co.) Summerside. P E. Islmtd- April :5 I I

—CTITIV not. TIE] lllu‘ltb,

A U (31‘ 1 ON 1915 RS. Commissmn Merchants, And General Agents, BANK BUILDING, QUEEN S'I‘lilili'l‘. (flutrlutltlntrn. - - - . - 1’, '

Succwsors to Thomas II.IIII'III'II. CIIIIIIIIissiIIII Merchants, And (ieneral Agents. 11NORTII MARKET WIIARF,

S'I‘I JOHN. H. B-. ("ham II. Ilaul‘ord .. . I-‘I'L-ILS IlzIIIl‘IIrIl

\ﬁIdTIIIII iIITu'imiﬁf” Commissmn Merchant, Auctioneer (Ii Lv'cm'l'ul Agent, wan-:1: s'l‘lliil ‘. SIumnm'sI'IIr. -------------- -- 1’. E. Nani]

Houston,"

LI Authorized Auctioneer,

GENERAL AG EN '1‘, &L'. ,

TRI'O.\". - - - ‘ - - 1’. 12'. I. . “5‘37: _ .-,A_, “11.1mm. non...

. . V_ M , Commissmn Isle-Imam, And Auctioneer,

QUI'ZIZN SQI'AIII), " "runny W 186.531) 1.; HICIIAIIDh,

JILd [3]..

C. Importer and ‘=\’hulesaie Dealer in

git-mu. l\\.' Qti’urcigneiroruici.

i, ll Iad I II'tlI \VIIIII'I, NEW BRUNSWICK.

IIIIII'. ly

(Jo-Partnership N otice. trill) Suher II-rs have IIIIa Ilay I-nlI-I‘eIl into ('0 ’ \I\ I'.\l'}l \l 1 us BAIHI‘IS'I I-IIIB

.IIIII A ’l‘-L.\ \\',

ﬂame. alle: and “NH III‘

ALLEY DAVIE} UI’I’ICI'L—U'IIJLLUILIX'S BUILDING. titzmr Lino liI-ZI IJIl (‘lIarlIIllI'tInI'II.OI-I . Is. Isuf

under the

'lll'lll‘.

‘:\.I. ALLEY, ll. ILIVII‘ZS IIII‘JI

diurtls'.

Eusinc

BANK OI“ l‘IIIXUI'I I)\\'.\lll) Ibl..\.\'II Corner (If Una! (.‘Imye .5- II'I'IIg Shed... U/IIUIUIIUIIII‘III PreuillenI—IIIIN. luau-2|. llama/IN. uuuhier—W nun LUXIIAIJ.’ lmIIIIre. Discount IIIIys—MIIIIIIIIyaw‘; ’I‘IIIII'IIIIaya. Hours of Business—Emu an.nI. I” l p.III. II‘IIIII Z p.III III I p.III.

5;.‘5

UNIUN BANK.

Grafton 51., Quart'; Square, (llal'lul't’ﬂu‘u rreIIIIleIIl——UIIIIIII.I;s I’III..\II-;It-. Esquire. Ciiilicf—JAMHII ANIII-zItIsos, l‘ihqllll‘l‘.

"lleuunt Days—Wednesday» &. HallII‘LI Iys. ﬂour: ui'BusIIch—I’IIIIII 10 II.III III lp III., from :5 p.III to »l p III.

BUMMEIISIIHC BAN K.

[antral Strut. Sunwm'n'de. 1’. 1}. [Hand .

I'rcIIlIlent—llon. JIIIIN ll. UIIIIIIINI‘JII. Cullicr- H. L. LVIIIAIHI. Esquire Ill-count Days—'I‘ueutlays utId Fridays. Nolan l'ur Diceuunt must he in before ll o'clock on Discount Ilayu. “curl of uanUSE—IO II. m., to I p. III, from 2 p. III., to I p III

J‘rlll'l/t Britta/I and Alarm/Hula

INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE AND LIFE.

Establish—ed 1809.

TWO MILLIONS, Sterling. nuAII orricus: EDINBURGH 61. LONDON.

G. W . I)I-;III.()IS, Agent at Charlottetown. Charlottetown. June 20. IBIIN —-—ly

KTWTKIITEH’ES‘T‘“ Marble Worker,

,I’oint Du Chcnc, Shedin N. 13.

MOI‘IU‘I N'I‘S, TOMBS, GRAVE- S‘I‘UNl-JS. I\ .. he. AIEIIICAN Asn ITALIAN MAIIIII.I: roy- IlIIIItly IIII IIIIIIII.

Can furnish ’Jravrslnuea IIIIIl MIIIIIIIIINIIII ttl ll less price than any other eIItIIIIIislIIIIeIIt III the l'rovlneel, and pay n Iluly heIIidI-s. "- Uulmun I'll“ be lell ul IIIIn'ruIII‘II Honk Stun and III. I). IisuAN‘l, Eu... SuIIIIIII-rI-ide,

or nut to A. \V. ANDRES. Point Du Chane, Juno Ilth, ltIl‘IIt.

CAPITAL :

I'I“:.';ir:i.‘.

' 1‘1 [031 ft 3' "Ii I; LIX,“ Barrister - at — Law ANII

NOTARY PUBLIC. &c. SUMMI'IIISIIIIILa-i; _ - 1-7 I'. . [SI 1m. J. Hue/a, Physician 86 Surgeon, I)I"I"IL'I~Z—-I\I the SI‘M)II:I:.~III.: in: 'I; 510m. nexl IIIIIII' III hank. I-IIlI'al MI'I-I'l l‘. 12'. ISLIIA'II.

DR. J ARVIS [Ins II’I'IIIIII‘CII [It's [I'L’Sl'llt’lll'l‘ III III!’ House (lately occupied by Mr I‘leliinlay)

Iuext III 'I'IIIIIIIas IlIInl's. l'lsq . St l-Zleanur's.

llc may he consulted every IIrIIuII-III at IIII‘ Drug Store ol \V.'I‘. lll,‘.\ I‘ I; ('II., SIIIIHICI“ side.

at. Iii I\ I}' III. taxis.

CIIAWPOIIDI? IIII'I‘EL. No. 9. King Square. 541‘. J()XIN, 1‘". 15.

"her having llIIIIIIIIghly rI'llIlI-Il rind his lll)l'l‘lII:IuIl "l‘llllli. i.~

Ior's.

now prepared III III l'lIIIIll'lllIIlll' I’I‘l Illillll‘lll lllIlI

l [Transient lIIIIIrIIers on the Ino>L reanouablv | IL’I'IIIII.

Al..\'().in eouIIrI-tiouat (‘IIIHCICIIY S’l'lllll‘).

th-Ie mery IIIIieIe l'l'IlllIIl'lI IIII- home IIM‘ may III: had .

J. CRAWFORD S: SUN.

IV "‘II‘IIII’EIIIII' IUI .

Sept. III. 1868.

7 ‘III'Z RHIIH‘I‘IIII‘I' rI-spI-Izll'nlly announces III

the |l‘l'lII\‘ III' SIIIIIIIII'I'IIIIc, and the lrllllill‘

in gellel‘ui, that he has opened It

lhn‘ln‘r Shin),

on Water Sun-l, in the room adjoining the

MI In do all Ilea'l

I’usl UlllI-e. where he in prep: work IIpperIniniIIg to his profusion.

IIXSUI'IIIM'III III‘

I/Iu'r ()Ils, IIIIII' RI-SIIII‘III‘N,'1'IIII(/I I’IIII‘III'I‘II, III/rs, II‘. ,

always on hand on [he must reamuahleterIIII

IIIIerI (ilII'S l'.\I. IILL' I'} also lorxale. liv‘ ILA/om I-IIrI-hIlly pa: in order A] CHAS. 'I'I'Ill \VlNliLI'ZIl.

Summrrlidv. . .III :30, mm.

uc‘C’KL’IN HOUSE?”

Iient

Street, CluII'lotletoIVII, atnox I). mus l,l’ll01’l:ll’.'l‘t)lt.

Transient IlIIxIrdI'rII will

I’IIrIIIanIIIIt and

find lhe above House, to give salinlaetiou.

IJII'IoII-n, June Is. lam.

ginssriui‘siis Qiilllllfl. BAILE RY.

Directly Opposite Helium’s Wharf-

V ‘ IE SnbserilIeI having: built 11 good Oren. IIIIII .wI-III'eIl liII~ I~l'l'\'II‘I‘.~’ III'II ﬁrst class

linker. is now prepared to furnish all kindsol Pastry, Cake. Biscuit, Brand, 620.

III- In“ IIIIIIsanIly I‘K'II'III I'IIMUIIM‘I‘S IIrl'IIIII- IIII‘.‘ IIIth III‘I‘IIKI. e I' N'I'IHIII :1in. delivering It at their I'L'BIIII'III'I'.I II at MII‘II llril‘l will enuhle those I‘I‘I.IilII:; III IIIIke llIIIIII'

hlIip owner: and III.I>II-I'II will ﬁnd II In their IIII'IIIIIIIge III purchase their nlIip bread from him.

-——.\I.SO—-—- III I'llnIII‘I'IIHlI wilh the ll.IkI-ry is a CON IJ‘I‘ZC'FIONIXI{‘Y Grocery and Provision IV I y I b IUIIIL, where ConfeeIiIIuary can he purehasc-I~ wholesale or retail cheaper than it can he IIIIIIIII‘II‘II. Ilis Groceries are III" the heal quality, and the I’I‘Inision: the heat the Island can l'III'nI.-h.

l'iI: Ni and Tea Parties supplied.

The IIIl III such an owl.“ linhmcnt as the above has long lIeeII I'.-Il in this eIIIIIIIIuIIily. .IIIIl IIII' hIIIIBl‘l'IIII'r lru>la III meet with IlIal patronage which the enterprise dew res.

.IIIIIN I\lI:lil£II..\’.\,\'. Indy 2. ‘IH.— I

“'ater SIrI‘I

I ” “IIIAIII Emil” Hill. I eat; North side King: Square, (next to Park Hotel) ‘. J'OIIN. N. 3!. .IAMI‘I‘i \\'. 'I'Illtllll‘n'lIN, I ~ - - I‘II'HI’IIII'ITOR. 'l‘lll'l Proprietor III the above IIII'I'I'II. lakes Illis IIppIIrIIIIIin In return lhanks {or the IlIIl‘I‘ilI pIIIrIIIquo IIIIIIl'I‘III I'I‘L‘I‘iVl‘lI. and most In speell'ully euluils It continuance of the s Illl‘.

’I'his IIO'I‘I'IL is very pie: and eoInIIInIIIls u \irw at I\ ulIII-I' purl: III' the lily.

III l‘lH‘.ll\'(‘IIIlll with the IIUIPI. is (i003) S’I'Alildhli. and a lam-{III Ilo~lh- IIII'IIII‘ :IneI'. l’.II‘IiIIII coming: from I'l‘IIII- dunrd l.~l.IIId \IIIlI IIIII‘M'.‘ will ﬁnd lhi. I‘IIIII‘IIIIII‘III the most ('lIillIIII'lllIIII' in [III' I and a per- son 'I “HI-Ia at the (YIr~' IIII lIlL'II

St. Jab... Sept. III, Hus.

(.

Itly situated. hquare, and

Ia

Ines

‘v-Ju

'I‘IIUMAS (‘AlllNh . ..1’i:(u'l:llil‘Ui: Nem- s IIIII;:I-a':-Iide.

I, OIISIIS. C. Illllllti 1-25 &l'.' of erery . lil‘bL'l'IIIIIOII to h-t. (Tum-Les and IIUI'bI‘a in IIIII‘IIIIIIIII'L' at. all IIIIIII‘H. IIIIIII'IIIII'; Horses kI-pl IIII rearona I’.IrliI

'le tetuts. comiuglo II.i,~p.II‘I III III.» IBIIIIIII tu IIUI'vk'S will do well to call at lIIt‘nL'

.‘IEIIIICS.

L-IIgI-rs on board the Men er can re-

e in.~IIuI IiIIIIs .: Io lowdin &c. on appli-

cation III the steward 01‘ boat. Aug. (3, lo‘lhi

‘_ SUIIIM—Eirsﬁémff LIVE tat-Y; STABLE.

(“GILI‘IIAN‘S VVHARI-‘.)

l oust m- (‘.\lllil.\t:l2.\‘ up...u...l.-..\-.-r.-.u. Illi ll'lI III the IIIIIIIII'rI Innue, and III In... ..II:.II: |

.4 in. mind on l'l'ilﬂlrllillril' II‘I'IIM.

.pI-I.-I.I puma. mil 1 in :IIII'IIIIHIII'I', Ila ' lIIII IIII: rII‘Illlll , III I'II|I\I" _,. .e to and II'IIIll I..I- ll..II ~

lintdt-IIII‘ IlUI|I_\ opposite datum ll- Ilulman': \\ LIIIczxtle \\ IIII:I.UI.:I:. JAMES MANN.

llli“ .‘I/.I ,.r_vm'.

II A L m5 Threshing Machines, Farming; Implements.

l“.\h’.\lllh‘§ naming the \'I'I}' I'I‘>I ’I'IIIIILHI-

I.\li .\I.\l'III.‘II-.h. rlll'll Ill" \\ III I I...I.II tum... II...

l7.

Itll'

III.II h. I.

.I. It Had ,-.I..III III. >I1 IIII. I I.~,:.IIII..l. II:|\III: the I.I|IrI in! [III-\I‘IIII‘III. III murl. .IIIIII... II. II..- “III Ian, III.1 hmi lllt‘lll aI Inc l..~I..iI1I.tIInI;I.t III IIII‘ Nu...“- I'II‘.

I"AII.\II"IEH hm in; .\I(I\\'lll‘_' .Ilarl iIII-x out or .IrdI-I and “aunt: Iin.. II IIIlI-II .IIIIIIIIIIII-IIgIdy II‘I'JIII'II. I‘IIII hmu II done at II..Il.I I'Il-IulIlIhIIIIH'III.

.I I... iy

II‘IIIIII'III. naming I| gIIIIIl H‘I III 1-. IIIIII \\III "u. I Ivll' \\IIIII. u... puma \‘Ill’llll III IIIIIII‘ ‘,..IIIl.lI..I..III-III. III IIIII I'.||:III|-‘ Inn UI I..Iu III Hull 1" I‘II‘IIIIIII:~IIIIII'III I II-Iy [winning lIIIpltII.I,I.I II-IpIIII-d IIII .I IIIIIII— t'\l‘ll II

Mowing Machine

I

lII‘l‘If. us "no n. how lII-I llIilIlllIIlI’IIII'I'lI, and can Ul‘ iIIIIpI-I Il‘lI III ll..lIII Inﬂation... III

(Rut... 'I'IrII ha. Ike. IIII IIIIIIII. IIIIII II-pIIirs IIl bIIUII‘ I-.I III.sz I:

lllIlN ’I'l'IIXINH, Nlll‘Il us IIxII-s, IIIIII \rIIIli, and every llllH'I’ lII‘rl’IIIIIIIIII. IIIIIII~ III IIIIII r.

THOMAS ILILL. SIIIINIK‘I‘FIIII‘. July 2, IMIZN.

lnI‘iIalion to SlIipliIliII-lcrcl

3GOOBTIICKS,

Now III: .\ DY VIII: m LII} II'I‘ C(IS'I‘IN'S IILUCII SIIOI’, SUIIIIIIERSIDEI

'1‘IIIE suhsl‘riiutr III-gs leave to IIII'K‘I'I tin- :IIII-IIIiIIII III" hilll’ I;l'll.l)li.h'.\‘ IIIIII Slill’ (]\\'l\lil{“ to his ll LIII‘ l\' E II (I 1', where he I|.l- now. and In” I‘IIIIIIIIIIIIy kl'l‘ll IIII IIIIIIII. II large lIIl IIl‘ IIIAII'IIS. (II ull IIzI-I, whit-II will he NIIII III the Ill\\'l'.~I I.~|:IIIII pI‘II'I‘H, IIIII I l'hll I'LN’I‘. (Ill' IIII‘ I‘.\.\ll. llIIIII-IIIIII r those are not Ihc Illotks you read about IIhII-lI h.III- IIII LII-lung III the >lII-III‘I-s, and L’ Illl‘t‘la IIlII-rI- 3 LI I'II‘IIII'III. I’.IrIlI-It IIIIII‘IIIIBIIIK IIIIIIks I‘IIIIIIIII always IIIIII- out the pm: and I-.\.InIIIIe the III.‘IIII" as III:|II\‘ \l‘h‘l‘I~ II.I\'I’ hren lost III Illllbtlllll'llcr IIl'lIzIIl IiIlH‘IiS TIM-lasted I'IstIIIIIIuI evol‘ sailed l'IIIIII this Island wI- I'IIIIIiIhrIl with Him Iia II'IIIII I|.I- nu... IIIII‘I'II I-‘.n IIIIy, LIIIII A. u- nonunion. I'I/IIIII'. Zulu/.11. Il'lIlHtlI/I, und IIIIII’I'II' ) ALNI ~Ship-I \\'III III. IillI~I|0lI IIIIlI III~.II» III-MI IIuII I IIlI- MllmltllllluI. IJI‘I k I'lI.;,:<. l'umps. .\'I,-. llI'l'I'I'I-III I’ IIIII he made III Hon. .1 I‘. Pope, John YIII, l'lsq. . and Capt IIII II.||II~'.

1|-

Jl)il.\' l (lS'I'IN. h,

IRItR. Iy

” "summed... Prince awaited; Thursday; Daub... 15, 1868. "

P@E?§SV.

OCTOBER.

Our barn» and gr: III‘ -II are MOI’I‘II

III'IIIII'IIl. from I. .llIII)_’ ﬂoor to r. And .Ilill the ﬁeld: hold goodly IIIIIII'II

(It rllallillg l‘liIt‘IiI‘O and gnIIh-n sheaves; And tIIlII-I-II, Inn-sling from the hill

l‘ry. " IIucII II eI-IIwIl we can't he ulill. CoIIIe. lIIing your t'IlllI-l, IlllII do; and till I"

The unﬁlled orchards banking low,

'I'iIII‘ III-ant IIIL‘II' \\‘I ‘Jhl (Il' IipI-ning fruit, II'III'e 'III' eyes of wInlry IIIIIIw.

A tum the ILIIIIIIIert Lulc III BIIII; And LIIuiIIIIs peaeln

Ipou IIIIII pears.

SIYEL‘II'II-‘l the house Ith cam IllllI carols-

TI'II- war-III. whiI-h wore [heir IIIIIII'IIL'I" crown \\'iI|I .IIII-h IIII a '

Etc yet they don the I'ussvl IJI'IHI'II \\‘It|I gold and crimson uIlt I'lacu

ll. erin: robes and \‘eaIIIIentII green, Li II

.Iue captiriou‘s lorein queen.

’I‘lIe sum-uh red It'll! iu the. hull AIII Illh it. Ii And elder I‘IIrpIII with who: II'IIIII nature‘u rup ; And \‘llll' IIil.IIIII: and “ Illll'lll _.; IIIIIIII“ II‘I'uIII nory IILIIIuIId lied

bannrrs up, I. one by one.

l,orow Illlail‘

The walnut and III» chestnut trw-II \\'I'.hl ' Ilia; IIIII‘H IIIIl mun are LII‘I7\\'II, And III. in on y III": The IIIlIIIl-I' pa I‘IIIIIL‘ Hailing down: ’I‘.dl p

And lII~IIIloelIII lIrcIIliIe their Ira-grancu out.

IIII‘H have FII’IHYII :IlIIIIIl:

()I'lIIlIcr—I'I~;::Il thI'CII of nll

I'III'IIIIg .iatu... III the

unin‘v glIIIy of [he l-‘ yu. Ii - III-Ii. 'I'II\\‘I wow" and EOI'II“ ()III' Ill'ul'in III I'III sin"

Voluptuous I'IIIIIIII‘I'IIIIII I-t' : p. ingl

Ive

lest literature.

CARFIELD’S WILL.

“ 'I'nts III'I'II I\'I‘I'1II'I',

nlleIIIan,‘ raid the house l'x'I-I'aIIion II' "iehl, ul whom a. Inge .stIII'y ii I'I-hIIIIII " MI ., ~ltll"\'. IIIIII'I‘II: I my head III the :III' I‘I-gardmg Ing IIIII, III Iln: II.II‘hIII-~.~ iIIlII II'I LIIIIIIIII [lie but ground III the pirln I .

' I. with vaIvr had

" It you would like to hiar Il—I" with

'tlt'd lhe hotbekI-epcr, agentlv

LI-l llll‘ VIII,“ I said. \\ :liI'II. vI Ill‘ Il'ItIlI IlIIII‘l I'I'II‘I till). and it is now 11.3. )4 . I might hear II. LI-l ll~'. IIIIII em I' iiuinh out iin I'll III III IIII' "

‘I'III I nuinler‘ I-Igr Inlllt‘i and longing to tho IIIIIIII: \I'hish II .IIllI \\l.:l h l, as Mr. II;I_II III->5. h.IIl come down to Virginia to report IIIIIIIt—Jllli :uh I' g]; ll'lll r at them IIII: ehI _ lonely IllI-I'y iIIIII‘W'In I Ill‘llh l’l , I'IIIIIII.

lilting IIIy

II luIIIIzII

home without any eIIIIIp.I:IiIIII ;"‘ I adv-II. :I-tliinr: Inysvll' in an :Il‘lll' hair by IIll.‘ lire.

I ILIII' III-I-II thII: II*.:III~ II's." said [no ..h| l.IIl_\ hall .solI-InIIiy. I. ll IIIIIIII'IIIIIIly; and [hot ‘II all the tamin now III: in luv I'IIlllI‘II-\ III. they seem III liIIgI-I alIIInttlII- IIIIII.~I-,. II this lII liI-l [ills me with a sort III l’UlI‘HIJII'III. No. lam IIUL lonely. ’I'hI-y wI-rI: :I good old \' gtnian lamily, and I lit - I) think III IIIl'IlI. ’

h ding berm-ll on the other side III IIII‘ lire. she “as had ha" :I haw IIIiIIIILI-I‘ as it al'L'IIillg to recall the dim past, and IIIL‘II III-gun:

built about IilIy )l‘ill"! ago by 'I‘I'I~\':IIIi.III IiillIII‘IlI,II proud, IIIIIH‘IIIIIIS. >I-ll-willed man, who had "ever lllilI'III‘II, and Him. luring III-:Illhy. l'aII IIUI with his l:I 'llll pIIIIlII tuilh prodigl lib .Ilily. Ilis >II-ps uI-I lhc liI'.~l that trod IIII'SI' l'llI‘llln; ho was the li I III I'L‘l‘l'llII the tow- l'l' that II\'I-I'lool.a the AW. and from LII‘II I1I\\'|‘I‘ III: shot II Mid high in the ' IIII‘ I'I‘oI‘nIIiIItI pIiIh'Il hiuisrll upon IJI' .g the III .~t .‘IIlII. IIII Hm I} stern Shore. III: wa.~ an uncouth. IIIIII II-I‘I-II III.III. and [ma I-Il III his igIIIII' IIII'e 'I'hIa'I: \I'I'I‘I' lI:w.I~XI-I-pl the III; who would \\ I'III' iII thou.- I'.Iys. 'I'II he ahlI: to ﬂip.” his name wa< all he I'.II'I'II lot'. and Ill‘ sprul his days in lhIl IIIII‘II :Iir. IIIIIIIIIIg or IllI‘II'III‘lII: with his phlul at. :I III.II‘I.. IIL' huh-d the world .IIIIl, although his relations lirI-Il not LII' IIIIIII him. lotuwd III have anything lo do l\liil lhun.

I) I:

“ lIIIII‘t I'lIllll‘ near me," In) Raid, “ Iu' I‘d wt III) IIHL'AIIII A\I‘ I" So they took him :II hi-I “'UI'II. and. as no love \Izu~ lost lIc- ltI'I’l'lI IhI-Iu, III him alone. This was was pretty much the \Illll' with I- ‘ IIII‘ he had posted III. his gunk-III. n rI-ad: " No priI-als or lllllllblt'la admitted IIII IIll'E-l' grounds ” \\'lII-n he went IUI'III the IlIIIl‘ I'IIIIIII'I'II got out III lIiw‘ way, and III-ll [Idll‘lIL‘ would eh 'Ii the doors unlil lll' had p.I~,<I-Il. II'I-I niIIu. IIII‘l‘I.‘IlII'I',\\‘il.\' not IIIIulIh-Il with ‘1 . IIl;I1IcI..:IIIIlwiIh- III they old slum: w Ils III! would ruin: :It nighllall and drink III ply nIIIII lIIiIlI \\'III II he would be ('1ll'lll'lI. I'll' ing howling: to bed, 'I'lms his Ila pawml III the livid and his nighla I. the punch lIIIIIi. lh'iIIlIiIIg :IIIIIIII h‘ llII worst MIIII III Ili~>Ip.IliII:I——:I ll'lllII whiI-h ’l'I'I‘I'aII- iIIII qu.~l lI.III- lI'll. IIII‘MIIIII'IIIIII‘S he would SI'IHI IIII‘ IIII’ III->lh'I‘IIr some III‘ IlIs‘ SI'I‘I‘.IIII.~ III LI-I-p the orgnz with him, and IIIl‘lI, with a nuthh ll Illlll of humor. kick them IIIII :IIIII lIII .Ik I'\'I'l‘\lII||I,'.:‘ that I'llllll! Ill |II> Ills IIIIgIIIII'IIalIII: II-IIIpI-r :III '3 \IIIlIlII lIaII- III'pI’i\I-II hiIII II! I (so l'JIIlll) IIII‘IIII, II.II hi" IIIIIoIl. .ariwl, .IIHI MIIIII IimI-s he \\i|\' |.iIIIl ~I‘\'I'II ll‘lllII’l' III-.II‘II Il. \\'hilI: in lIII'M' hIIInIII,» he would l.I\i~h :Ill .~IIII.~' III pI'I-M-nla :IIIII mun-- IIpIIII hI~I >I:I\‘I ; hut \\IIl’ll III: lI-ll III lIllIllIlIl‘L; hI- IIIIIII-Il like a \\'t'2IIIIl'I‘-(‘ll('Ii, uhh-h ~Int-truly IIltiIls around on :I eII-aI day :llIlI \\il'III'¢Ii'\ point-I tor a .‘Itlllll, :IIIl IIIl'll. in bi. Illlvhl IIIlII:lI w he would ‘IIIYl' IhI IIII-ut and sI-I-l. IIIhI.I\'I|I'IIl? punch- lIIIH'Ii I'III~III},: him :I IlmlI.

'l'IIIs bIIIII' III IIIIII;;~' would prohahly

\\‘I'I'I‘

but hvr :I thluin iIII'i-h III. 'I'I'I‘yai IIIII \\:I~ IIuI IIIIIIIIlIgII'II‘ll.l" and. Ill IIII- III III‘ \III' IlllllllIl~. IIII'.III-IItwl h hil'll'41', (a spill Il'lI animal.) III MII'II II III ;:I'I-I' III-II :Il III~l II IalI away \\iIII IIIIII.

(III lth \ll‘lll Illu- .I tl.I~h Ill hglIIuIIIg. and (End know.

uhII'I:'I'I'eI’IIIIIIIII would II.IIII IIII-II laid.

llllllI it I~

mm. 1“” ""

were wily II low IIIIII'u—gl'ilu :Illd ‘ III:- .I.~' III III- MII‘I. K man III lIII~i-

we lelt and \\'L'III lo the

"Is it not IIIIII-ty IIII' you in this hi4"r

I'IIII IIIII.~I know that this old house was

I|.|\|' eonIiIIIII-Il lllllII IIII' Ila) III his IlI-aIIII

hut suddenly young man was seen stand- in}: in the iIIInriIIlt-d creature‘s [MI-II. \Vilh I‘I-cltl'sa Ila Itg ho sprang at the . Ind raught him by the lII'iIlle. III- lIl‘Il"""(I some diatance. hut the uni- tnal was ('Ill‘('I\'I'II. and :I lIIIImIIIIt altI-I' >luod II'elnhlini. and quite as a lamb. 'I‘re— I'zIIIion. who, with his ruddy lace quite pale. had I‘s-IninnI-d alnpiliml during III.‘ pretty esea .IIIII. now recovered lII'I- :lIlII I‘IIIIIIIII‘IIL‘I'II his usual lI‘IIlIU 01' cu :IIIII lIlows upon the poor Inn 0.

H Don‘t III-III him." said the young man.

“ \\'IIII asked you to iIIIeI'let‘e 2’" aut'ezllllcd 'I'reI'aIIion.

"Mylerliugs LII lInIIIaIIin." said [111‘ yonn;.r man.

“ III'hI. your IIII-liugs oi humanity.“ grow I the wiel' -d man. “ the cursed heart tried to bl'l my lIt‘I’I\'.

“ “l‘L‘ilIISI: you ill-[Ioatud hiIII."

Trovaniun. who had opened his month for another eIu'. . pz'IuI'I-II and IIXI-d his hold. handsome I-yes upon the yoqu,r speaker.

“ Who are you .9" III‘ :I~‘ked.

Tut: young man smiled.

" I don‘t think you would care lol now." he replied.

'I'I'III‘IIIIinn restrained an oath.

" You're II III . II. looking man." III‘ said. -‘ and ought to ausz ':| decent question."

'I' .yIIIIIIg maII snIII d Iin.

“SI-I can.“ he ' . " though I don‘t think II|_' “I” please, you. 'I'I‘erauiun (izu' d, I am your III-phew." The devil you ate!" said 'I‘I"\'.IniIIn. <IIIiliu;: grimly; " well. you‘re 'I'II my lile, and you were :I. IIIUI l'or IIIIi I; |IuI lllIaIIk you. Come with Inc to (.arliehl IIIIus'II. 'I‘hedogs shau‘t III: set. on you. and you‘re not a mi. hr 1 | ow, or you would have let the II. II' I my neck. and the IIL‘l‘II get, his own. Com..- wiIlI IIII‘ to II“) house.”

Theyounhr man would have declined. hut Ihe nhl |ll:ll| would not lake uaylot' an answer. and hn‘lhwilh [III-y ezuno to lIIis house, :IIIIliII this rely I'UUIII, and them down by the lire.

“ So you are my nephew 9‘ ion—" one III the tribe Itht Ii es live mi 5 oil! Well. I like you: but llII: lII'IIl‘lilllIU' your lamily. Give me 'IIIII' hand. Now. whale-yer l nut to IIIIIcI , remember 1 am always your lIiI.-IIII “

And. strange I.) my, from that Iilne the ill .‘SIII'IA‘II couple III All)“: allaIrhI-d III l'IIIIIIII‘I'JlIllI l’ anion rIIIlI: with George -loI' IIIJI was the name of lIll‘- III-pher— taught. l~i.n lo >IIIIIII, and would IIIIIIIIIlI-s~ haw I.III_;lIt IIIIII lo Ihiuk :IuIl sz-ar, only Ids pupil declined to I‘eeell'e lessons III these accolnph l mu.

“You are I'

avid, Georgie,“'I‘I‘cI‘aHion II his' w. thermal-k llllillll‘li '- good man, my lIh-dr (id-I knows \I'.: I':|II:IIIL he too IId.‘ liut :I >IIIII'I. lizIII: : ' hi»: u'I- IIIII and. would change. and h-. IVUIIIII Il‘ Maggvring over the door with IIIS spurs clanking. hII I'ulllI-sniecly Manual with linI-II'. lion‘- l'\ _ it he did not pursue III'I'lIy mach hi3 II:II| I:tIlII"I', he \‘ ' goal and gentle to George. who \ nearly always lIy hi.» ~Ide; and in hiw' rough way I‘reraIIiIIII <II'III'I: to make the young man like him. A. prIIIIl‘III his :Illl'rlIoII he revolved III .IIIIIU‘ (iuo ' - the IJI'>L slIIIl in me I-IIuIIlrj.

" My I I'." he would an lake yonI pol. hIIIIlt IIIIl itings; tin-y were made Mr women IIIII§$. I'll II'IIK'II you how to shout. Conn: out; I‘ll give you a lesson.

.\lIlI Irll' they would go In the target. l'I'H'IIIuIIII shot II'II.II|I'I'IIIl|y Ivell, tIIItIIIIIy wilh his right. but. with his lL'lt hand, and wax proud III IIH ~ ill.

3- I can pop o1 Iything," he would say. lI‘IIIIIIplI'uIIly. “ 'I'IIal. stupid ass at :I Iloc~ tor wIIl II.I\'U it that I shall homo «lay III‘ nll'II'Iillll with paralysis iIIIeaIHI: oI Ih'inhinlvl llah.’ LIIIIk :It my Ill'l' IIIIIv simply they are! 1).: IloI-IIII'! III/s a qlLII‘Ii. Now, (ieo that bind mg in."

And pup! pup! pop! they would go, while, the JII'IIIIIJ in the II nlIlIIII'lIIIIIIl, hearing Ihe lltIlilE. shook their heads. and said: “'I‘I'cvanion HII'IirIII Is at some ol his “'IL‘iil‘lI ll‘ll'iCS ‘ .“

“ the deuce

You ll) Iy b - sure there was Innle scan- Ilal \\'IIl'II It I\ . IIISI'UVI‘J'I‘lI how intimate IIL ' -lI:IIl lII-I IIII: II 'III the ungodly IIHII, as '1 ohm was universally l'dlIl'lI; lInI (SI-Inge was :I )Illlllg lellow III spiIIl. :IIIII lhI: SI'IIIIIIJIIIIIlIIgI‘ gIIl nothing IIII' Iill'Il' inlwrna’onre. “our family kne“l 'I'I'I:~ \‘illlIIIll was wealthy, and thiaunI; (:IIIIIII' lhI-y did not .~pI-:Ik III (leurg about“) that he might. be iIIdIIe-Il III hune llIe young Irllow his hIIIunI'. hI-y were not :H'I'ISI! Io lIII' IIiI'IIIIliIII-:,.I IhI Il' [my h Id in>pired in the oldscape-"rare. NIItiI-III'g I~IIIIIIIIIIIIII III I.I-I'p I‘lI.Il|I ' with lIi.~' lllll‘I IIiIII humid) wI.t, he had I'I'IIIIL'II III Ihr‘ III'ighlIIus, upon IIlIEI-h 'I r \aIIiIIII laughed

tony, and IIIIIII. and on the strength III [[10 new . IIIIIIIIIIII-d the, pIIIIeh-IIIIII'laIId drank

IIIIIIl hIs I'I-Il lam: became purple. when he was, as Usual. dragged lu lied.

(irorgo II.III conceived :I ~Ilr.III,r:e allaI'lI- llll'llI IIII‘ hi III.I.~1IIII‘|IIIIII.‘I uncle. The young man pitieIl IIIIII sine ly,aIIII slt'III'I- III I'I‘IUI'III huu; hut th-II 5 y ha (“1' steeped in sin, they cannot be IIIII‘areliL-Il; .IIIII thzn I-yI-s :Itc Illlll witn drink :I‘ \\'I~ll .Is ilgl',IIIIUIII'IHIII'I'>I1)1'I‘IIIIEII‘III'IKIIIIII \\'|II'II .~'III Ir Ins hand in hand with III<II , II'I lltIlll! inIIvI‘lI'rII. for the devil will not he III-[IIIII-d III hiI own.

«I;

So lit-urge did not succeed in doing much in the I'I-IIII‘IIIaliIIn IIl' hIs lIill'Il', luil l'I'I'I'aIIiIIII waI‘ llIIItdl‘cll hy the Inn: I‘I I'II his nephew II-ll IIII' hi It. and Inn: Il Iy,I I.'ll his \\'l'i|IIII'I' I‘I -k had come round to clear weather. he 'IIlI:

“Georgie. I Iil think you lll.I- Inc. heir."

And no sooner . id III-III done. This III: lIIIIIIIIl IIII'III l’ IM‘I' than I'Vl'l'. George, .lII'I‘l‘II‘II .It IhII pI'IIIIl (II II'I'\'2llII1lll.\‘ IIIII- .III' him. I‘IIIIIII not have \\'III'II III: saw how pinned lheIIlIl man was with .NIN‘II'Iy. .\IIIl.~IIIlIu L\\U jogged on InonIlI IIIII-t' lIIlIIIIII.

on. my dear. and I

llnI- day. however. another young: III,III Ill'l'l\|'II IiIII-, Inn-III young h-llIIw, wIlh Il.IIk hau'. :I IltllllI‘IIllII' wicked I.l\’l‘. .III-l lll.|i|lll'|. will :IlllI \I'IIIIIIII;. III' IIII I 'I'I'I-I \’.IIIIIIII hI' I\:I~I an orphan. and :I III-phva III hi:. and III'IIVI‘I'I'II .I lvllwr \\‘|'|llI‘II lI_\ hi~ II.\|l|;: IIIIIIIIIII In llIiIIois’, hnl II:.ILlIin',: IIIIII III lI‘I-\:IIIIIIII‘~ IaII-.

'lII'IaniIIII‘sI'I'Il laI-I I'I-w I'I-ddI-I‘ and "Iqu :IIIPIIIIII‘III‘ (IIII'III‘. eIIIIhI Iead hIIl ullhe :IIIIl hII writing went. IIII Iut'lhul‘ tlI.III

Io “1‘.le hi. \IIVIl II.IIII ). and [named the

and IIIlIlI

I‘ll nuke you IIIyI

dIIeInIII-III to George, who read it in his sweet pleasant. I'IIiee. while IIIII dark stI';III;,eI'. whose name was Edward, lock- ed on with a sneer.

" \\'lI;Itl's:Iys 'I‘I'evanion. “a big lop- p.l~‘ like you bequeathed to me."

The young stranger laughed.

“(iood uuele." said he, "give me II trial. and if I prove IIaII cumme then loot Inc to the door.“

'l‘I-eraniou filmed and cursed him up hill IIIIII do'vn but. liually yielded and his II'I-athI-r-euek happening to point to pleasant wrath ', he welcomed the strung. eI'II) his ﬁreside. when the everlasting howl of punch made its appearance, and the two had a Inght of it. Your George IIeI‘I-I'joiued ’I‘I'cI'aIIion in his drinking bouts.so with II. and heart he loll. the revol-

- I"lIIIII, no good would come (It the .I IlllI'UtIIlL'IItIlI to Gal‘lield House. was light. The more he saw of Edward the more III disliked him, ﬁnd in return the new-comer (ICIUSICII Geul'gr. IL wmuot long before George discoved that 1-: ward was doinghis best to supplant. him in 'I‘rerzlnions :Ill'et'lious. The bold young l‘ellow‘s bright. eyes and dashing In:I ncrhad certainly undo the old man

like him; but he still stnel: to “his dear I‘ 'ri.-," and would not. hear It word 4;; nsthim. “Edward. however. was

not discouravmd; he continued to drink with him. 5\ r with him. ride with him. .IIIIIIL wiIlI him. and. In line. sureeed in duh-ring the old fun]. while at the same IIIIII: iII.~IilII-Il Iieions about George. For a long IIIIII rerauiou was inereduh L's my htI‘IIIII'itI. he said lIlIIIIlly, when lilward was trying to co-

II bun l’IlI) be . lg lies about him; Georgi a my lavuurite, and will be my

heir. Cars anyone who bites him be- lIiIId hi9 back!"

(It eour. ilwards‘s llunnucry smooth- ed the III unit over, but. he reIIIenIhercd

the wor and muttered, “ So. so; we shall . And. as the constant. dripping

or water wIll make. an iIIIpressioII on tho Illll'lit'hl alone. no I' lward’s subtle ealumn- IIiIIs tuIn-III-d 'I‘I'I. Mon at. last. One night when the old ow was gloriously drunk, the young \' lain worked so skillv Iuliy IIII his Ioohug.’ that, blinded by rage, and ball mad with the punch. which Ed- ward I|.|lI made Illlllalluily strong. he brought IIII'III the will be neathing his Immune to George, and eursiI .; IIIIII rau‘iug lili madman. showed it. to Edward.

“ hm: IIII-re,“ he 5 id; " that‘s what I've done for IIIIII, and the hound hates me lor it. I I: “'JIIIISIIII.‘ to IIIL', does he? “is I'mnily Il.l\‘l‘ sent him to capture Iny Inouey P Look how I serve him " nd he tlIIcw the parehtnI-nt into lIIe lire. " Now. Ned." he :Illdud, ‘~ 1‘“ III.I '0“ my heir.“

Ila: was too drunk and stubborn to ere- I'IIII: hi1 pI'IIIIIise that night. or E‘IWIH'J would have endeavored to make him do so, but IIII: next day. between griel and pI‘IIaIIﬂIIUII. he kept his bed and refused

' e. Edward earned the Ines- mg; to II“: poor Iellow, and added :Icluttsu not ordered by 'I‘I'I~v;IIIioII. lo the ell'eet that. (EL-II llllhl. instantly quit the house, .llIII no return. Curagod at such con- duct from his uncle, and not. SIl-‘peLllIIg it; was a trap. Geur c departed instantly so III II, when ‘I‘I-cI. ion began to collect his ' IIteI'ed sense and washed to see him, I-LIIwaI'II read a tor-'cd letter lroIII George. lull IIl' :IhIIsI. . III I‘. Huhood. which seeIIIIzII continued by his tlight. :IIId 'I‘I‘evaIIiIIII‘I its height he made without in favor III Edward.

After this hasty act 'I‘ ~tniou became more IIIIII'IIse and bitter IIIIIII or”. “a would waudet' Itp and down the picture- gallely Where he had placed the, portraits

r

III his Iecstora. IIII king his list. at tho dainty ' tins and jewels.:IIIII

the hem lhu't'll uristocralic-looking IIIeII. each bI'Illl‘ly holding his sword. He had .I contempt IIII' :Ill exuept uneaneestur. No one l‘t'lIIt'IIIIICI'S who it. was, but belore this picture he \VUIIIII stand, glass in hand. and with II strange chuckle Ilriuk its health. Edward 01‘ course was very attentive. and plied 'I‘I'ey IioII well with liquor, with no evident demo to get. rid ol hun as loan as puszibIL‘. [eoxcnustox IN out: NEXT ] — v——‘ O ——__

The Iollowiug will show how even so [loud :Ill :IIIiIIII I sheep may he moved [U I'IIry by dang, .\lr. Mark Nash. who lives at SIIIIIIIIIa's I'IIiut. II It'swell Great Island. Maine. lorsmne time II'IIIIanIoned ny II hIlIHII-aded I Die. WIIIL'II kept ﬂying round his lawn, I:I'IIII-IIl|_v designing Inis- I'hiI-l'. (hue ILIy lhe I'.Ise.tl Ilew into :Ia‘heIl III-unand soil. II upon a duck :IIIII II chic (en; the attention III the Iamily was attracted, and he dropped his game and sailed away, Not long IIIteI. MI". Nash gob." aunIng his sheep. IulIIMI I bald-hood , r1e lying LII'JII near a sheep. which wa: badly wounded about the head and neck. 'I'IIIIsheeplIaIl to'in lambs. and both 01 those had wounds upon them. '1‘.” old sIIl'l'l) w.II' in such a condition that Mr. N.I.~1IIII‘e.~‘<cIllIrr wounds. binding tlmu up curt-fully. Sheep, when enraged, eau allih’t'. a he Ivy Now with the lore l'out.

It i4 rItIIIorI-d that \l'lu III‘s execution is .II,l.Iy.-Il III the 10th December to give the |.IIgI~l.ILIIre an opportunity to pass It IIIiI pI'III'IdiIIg lIII' pI'II'alu exceuIious—that is. hanging within the Iul ynd. in the pre- III IIItIIes Is in England. Alter ,I'III‘IIV. :l 'IIIIiIIIIu by medical IIIuII—it' we :IIe IIIItInI: ken, II l'uglli'll‘lll- Illll‘hl islIIIIII. IIIIII tho I- ideneo adduced .llllI the \'I-I'I|iI-l l'l'lllIt'l‘tZlI form a portion Imi eoInII-eted \VItII the t iIIIprIII‘quent on the

' hanging is too

.Iid .~y stem, \\II IIllL'It :l IIIISIIIIH III mm or bad IIII-II, and :I grind uIU‘aclinII lot IIIo most IlIepIuIveIl classes of a eotmnunily.

(IthlIi.—l.nrd MIIIIek has received It III'SlIJM'II II'IIIII Inn Colonel Secretary. ex-

pI- wing salislacli».n that the Canadian gIIyI lllllt‘lll have meleeled Major Rubin»

son's l'lIIIIl: IlII' the late - IluIIial madam in I IIIIIII.U' and eIIIII.IIoI' III point III View II H Inc on y one which provuhu tor the na-

IiIIIIal objects involved in the undurukiug. I‘III- I.",.‘I'I~'I.IIIII‘I‘. will ItascInblu «bout the Iii-It III III'I‘I'IIIIII'I'. Q Iebou paper! an. i mud Ill IlIIIIIIuIIeIIIgtlIoeIIIIIlIII IIIIIIoUrIIIId ‘I IIIIIIIIII I-asl III IIII-IIIIIIIIIII, Lauada. It in .u-purII-d III II (1 .t. Bridges will be super- \"lIl"I IIII III.III.I,;I'I‘ III the (irund Trunk HIHII‘UIIII on lIII a IpIIiIIlIIIolIt It) eo.u ill. 5 iulllil’iIIIll on “Io IIILurI'IIloIIIIAI IIIIIwuy.