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E,sorthEICoMMERoE,AcutovnrvunanNnnEpw.

No- 23}

TIIE

Summerside Journal

15 PRINTED AND PUBLISHED irvuur THURSDAY EVENING. nr

JOSEPH BERTRAM.

A’I‘ HIS OFFICE, CENTRAL B'I‘RRIB'I‘.

TERMS:

'I copy for one year, in advance. (is. ltd. “ “ hull‘itdvttnee, 7:. (id. “ “ attire end ol'yeur 05.

Persons getting up cunts of TEN Subscribers will be entitled to the Journal. for one year.

ADVERTISEMENTS

Inserted at moderate rate: and in good style.

Senor/ti. Aortr-zrntenrs may be made on reasonable terms for a whole, a half, or quar- ‘ter column, or by the your. .

JOB PRINTIN G

of every description, performed wrth uentuess and rlespateb. and at moderate rates,

at the Jounsn. ()lll

Alumnae I'or Mart Ii, 1808. moon‘s l'IIASES.

First Quarter, 2nd rlav, l2b.8ﬂm., rnorn., ‘1.

Full Moon. 8th day, 1|.9rll., A‘rroirn, below b.

' Last. Qtr. lotlr day. lIb.Hm., .\'noon, below b.

New Moon, 24th tl.ty, :5h.~llim., morn, below lr

F ii Qtr , 8Ist day. Sh.l3oi., tnore., below b. l, u sun sun‘s ‘: slow dec. "10"“

M 54' i'ltil'k VSUIIIII 5"” _

| lh nr|h mlrn ml 1,Sirn 6 till) ti 10 till 2 .‘.I0 ' Ill 1 hill :1 a run! an x . 2 to] .r. -i “'ed’ .‘IT AISLII 49 ll l2 .‘i 18 i) r. Trail 36 . .i 4:; i ll 1;- 6 Mid at 5"! it :1 girl .i no 1.. 7 so a: 51 ll o .3 2i .5 la ln‘ 3 Sun '6 ill ‘ ' »I lit! i'i~'e.~ ll :31 :ifMo ' i 2;: 10"l‘iic 2i ' 2t; 11 \Vetl 9" 29 1;} Thu 3 ill 13 l-‘ri 2: - . :25) lllb’iit :2 ltiilniirrr II I.) Ir) Him ‘6 1 ill o no 4.; 16pm: 1 no 1 L’ll is l’i’i‘ue I ti :3 17I .iii 18 \Vodl o »l.‘i : an. 5:: 1:: ’i'irul o Ill r- 2“ Fri nth ' 21 Sat. t) ‘17 - 22 Sun '6 0 id

23 M0 Ii 1 1.")

24 Tue 5 I 3H

2.3 Wed 2 :3

2i; Thu 2 2.‘

27 Fri 2 49

28 Sat 3 rapt

‘2! N'im .3 ’" " tithmorir 12 2:7 30 Mr) 3 'l" 0 it .‘ll :iil'i‘i- 4 r 'i .7.)

Summer-bide Marketa. March 12, 186“.

Oats per bush - - - - - - . . . . g,- 9,] Barley per biwb as (M u . ls 'Jtl :I

Potatoes per buah . - ltid a Is

'l‘tiruips per IiIIrII - - - - - Butter per lb by ’l‘ub - - ltirl o Is Lard per lb - - - - - 'Jd :r l(id

Sid :t l(ld - 10d it Is :lrl it till

2t] :1 iitl Itrld ii r'ul 15 (id a ‘Js this a (75.:

Tallow per lb. - - Eggs per doz - lit-cf per lb - - - Mutton per lb - v - l'ork per lb by rr (loose cat-h It‘lnur pr-r bld - Oatmeal per ewt. - - - Ilrty pcr 'l‘on - - - -

703 a Sits

Straw per cwt. - - - - - - - . 1,. p.| l‘ine lloards - - - - - _ . - 10 Sr ‘ ' Boards - . . . 45 u

March I:.', It‘lih‘.

'ld u lid - {hi :i -ld

~ld a lid

2. of (small) a - . . l)o. by quarter

Mutton - - - - I.:rrnbperlb. - - - 3H :1 5d lluttt-r - - - - 121d a lid Do. by tab - - - Is a i.‘l:l i been: - - - — 4d .t Til 'I‘ullow - - - - 9d a ltld Lard - - - - h'il a lid Flour‘lh. - - - 3d u l Ozrtiiieal 100 lb. - - L‘Ili :t - Eggs ‘V - - - l5rl a Ilrd l'otatoes - - - 2s a 23 3d 'l‘urnips - - - - I.'hl llavley ‘ - - - (in Us (lulu - - — ‘ 21 I’d lloarrls (IIt‘llliOL‘k) - - - ~I,- Spruce - - - - In in Pine - - - - In a 9:: Shincles - - ~ 123 a If).. \Vool - - - - Is it In (id Ilay - - ~ - 7le n 805 Straw i-wt. ~ - - ls (id II 25 llourespun - - - 5s (hi a tit SI tpskiua — - :29 u :lr (‘all‘.~kin lb. - - - - lid a lid Hides lb. - - . . . “a

' ‘ . I r Einsteins (bards. BANK OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Corner of ermi ‘9' ll'rtler SI!" Clutrlolltlair'n l‘renidcnt—dlon. “ANII‘J. llitnmx. Casl‘ricr—\\'ii.i.tui t?iisiui.r., l~i~urilre. Discount Days londaysdz 'I'lllll'ts'iltlys. llours oI' llusiness—l-‘rnn Itla.m. to l p.m. from 2 p.m to 4 part.

UNION BANK.

(Haj/on Sh, Queen‘s Squaw, C'liarIol/ctown

President—(hurth PALMER. Esquire. Cashier—Janina Annuitstnt, Esquire.

“iseount I)ttyrs—lVetlnt'sdnys & Saturdays.

llours oi‘Busiucss—From It) nun to 1pm.,

from 2 [not to -l p m.

alrMMl‘lllSllll'} BANK.

Central Slrrrt, Srtmmer'sr'rle, I'. E. Island.

President-lion. Jens It. tiltitursnn.

gushier—l'). L. LYIIIARII, l-lsrprire

Direomn l).ryrt-—-'I‘ticxdrrys and Fridays.

Notes for Discount must licln bclbre 1] o‘clock on Discount tluyu.

Ilours ot‘ Business—It) a. in., to I p. rn. from 2 p. on, to l p. mt

navm ninrrimu, Saddle and Harness Maker,

“Water Street . . . . . Sitmmersido. tictolm la, I865.

31155111255 Clarita.

1151.231; "£13171er Barrister - at - Law

nu) NOTARY PUBLIC. ﬁe. SUMMERSIIII‘}, - - o - 1’. E. ISLAND. unit. 9, 181:6

FRANCIS I.O.\'G\VORTI‘.I, BARR/ST]; ’ AND A I'T()lt’.’l'la‘l'-A T-LA II

K2“ Olliee—J'AYIIJON llU'l‘l-IL. (next door to the “on. Joseph llt-nsley’s.) CHARLO'PI‘E'I‘UWN - - - 1'. E. Island.

.Ian. I7. ISII7. Iy

WILLIAM M. 110 WE,

Attorney-nt—Law and Notary 1’ nbl ie.

S‘r. lizamxou's................l’: II). ISLAND

(Jo-Partnership Notice. 7 Villa Subscribers have this day entered into (StI-l’Alt'I‘Nl’. Silll’ its ll.\llltlsllilib‘ and z\'l"l‘OltNII‘Ih-A’IHLAW, under the nariie, style and Iirin of ALLEY 3: DAVIES OFFICE,—U‘II.\LLOIEAN’s ISUI DING, Uitmr GEOItt \‘i‘itntz'r (ilillllil I'} A LLEY. LOUIS ll. DAVIES. lo" , l ltl‘I

Ivllb'OB CASEY, .\l l).,

Physician, Surgeon ttl Auouuc/rciu'

t'orrnerly z‘ﬁi‘lnlllllt Surgeon in tile. U. 5.

Navy, till'errr his prrnenioirzl services to the

people oi'rininiueraide and ‘ ’ He can L'IleuiIt'lI ntlrisrolliw, over i. : Store oi

tircen .\‘-. ‘ l Ill‘ltiJll, in siiitrnrorside.

June Ill. lo r. it"

1)]r’. PRICE. Physician & Surgeon, u‘ir‘ricrc—Ai thr- Sl'llMI-iltallh‘. Illtt'ti S'ioim,

Iiexl door to llank, Central blrr-oi .S‘I'JIJIICIr 'IIII'.'. 1'. 12'. ISL'AA'II.

Ut'tobcr IL'. lrltiﬁ. WILLIAM DODI),

Commission Merchant, And Auctioneer, ’illxl .'II.()’I'7"I'.'L"IIII ll SQUMII’S.’ Ii'. IS'LAA'II

(J .15 l) W ILLIAM" BFAIRS’I‘O, Commission l‘lIerohzmt,

xIJtUIioltt‘t' ' (I? General xlycut, rﬂ s‘rumrr, Silt?l)tll‘l‘.\l'l]vl, -------------- -~ I’. 12'. [KII‘I‘IHL

Quaint“ tiltitrls.

ROCKLIN HOUSE. Kent Street, Charlottetown, SIMON I). FRASER, rnorum ‘Ult.

Permanent and Transient Boarders will find the above House to give rulislnetion. ‘ (.‘h'trrwn. June 13, 1867.

‘ . it y I 04. Qlimintriiii Quote Qgold King Square, (North Side,) ST. JOHN, 4'. II.

The Subscriber having le:.etl the above Hotel, and refitted the game, is now prepared to accommodate Transient and .I’orinanent Boarders, and trusts by attention to meet it

share of pulnio patronage.

Ilaviinz also leased the eommodious Stable attached, and secured the servieee of: eurel'til IItisilct', who will be in attendance at all hours, travellers will be sure to get satisfac- tion at lowest rates.

JAMESAV. THOMSON. Proprietor. St. John, N. 13., July 4, 18ti7.—Iy a ' ‘r T ORA W FORD S HO'I LL, IIO> 9. Kim: Square, St. John. NB. Permanent and transrent lioardcrs accom- modated on rc.r.~onahle terms.

In eonnettion with the above tiro SIIIJSUI‘IIIL'I‘:. have opened a

F1 rst Glass Grocery Store- where they trill keep to tuntly on band. l‘rorrrut‘orn Meal, l’rov ions. 'l‘t-a. Sir-g . Mid , and all articles usually kept in ;. Iii'utt. Store.

.I. Cit;\\\'l“0l{D do SON.

May-Elli. l.-l~rT.—ly

()ouimercial Hotel,

NEW .imm.vcizai/Luvr.’ OOAGH FARE PAID!

N FU'I'Ulll-I Ihc (‘rrt it FM”: oi all travel-

lcv.‘ from the llail Station and Sir-.- boat bindings in this I' ‘ to litt' I‘ll.\|.\li.ll— ('I.\I. lit) l'l'.l., King: Mieci. who irmkc ilit-ir Slay one day or upward, trim. in. rain ly ilu

l'roprit-tor. . L'Al'tli AT THE HOTEL: 'rut One Day. - $1 00 - Out: Wct' - 5 00

i-rzituw. . Per Week. - - ."r to 234 50

The Hill .lllldlttltilllhttl.t-stl::t*lllr‘$-

rivet-t in the city. and pearl tltlltlrilc tlu

\\'.\vi:ni.v. [uh Il‘llItI-tllrit'ly 1111 up and

calculated to ant'oiniiriidute :ttllﬂ.‘ ly person:- vcry tornl'ortably.

l). 1‘. “ONE, l’r'opri tor.

ll.. Not. 7. Ian? ly

St. John, N.

J. H. ALLEN. Commission Merchant, And Dealer in Irovisions, the. M A It ii 1'} 'I‘ S T It 1". 5T,

St. John, N. B. is?- o' M

and l'uveh illny . , ls

ot‘every dt‘etﬁl‘iplloll ot‘Uooils.

J FLOUR Gommissron Merchant.

No 47 Commercial Street .nrncr (rl’(‘liiittm . wt:- - :llUS'l‘pi. ' HANFOII’I) BIIUI‘IIERS,

silt-(armors to Thomas llanford,

Commission Merchants And Gone 'al Agents, 11 NORTH MARKET WHARF, ST. JOHN. N. 3.. Chas. U. Ilanl‘ord .. .. A . . lv‘red.S.Hartford. Jun. 21, V1565.

dtir—risilh W llllti'l‘Il nits, _ A UGTIONIIEIIS, Uommrssron Merchants,

And General Agents, BANK BUILDING, QUEEN S'l‘llEE'l‘. (.‘Iim‘lnllrloim, - - - - - I It'. [.vlrniii

'i‘uointh Fill/M. ., Boot and Shoe Maker, “’A’I‘l'il‘t S'l‘llltlli' ‘, opposite Green d: Sr'liruvurm‘a Store.

Boots and Shoes of a superior qr. .lily con‘ stautly on hand, and for sale cheap. Sunnuerside, June 6, ltiii7 Iy

JABEZ HUDSON, Authorized Auctioneer, GENERAL Mil-INT, the, “HON. - - - - - - 1‘. 15.1. June 2-7: “361:.

C . L. RICHARDS, Importer and \Vliolcsale Dealer in Iii-illsdr rt Jfoi'tigiiGSrnruiirs. 1, Head North \Vharf,

ST. JOHN. NIC‘V BRUNSIVICK. _l_lt~ ti, ltititl: ly

Important to Shipbuilders Blocks! Blocks! Blocks 1

IF YOU WANT TO ltd [SE 'I'IIE Price of Vessels

in England, order a not oftliose Sl'lilvii'lnl)

BLOCKS, which everybody is pruning, from

YOU N G‘s. 'I‘ernrs Liberal.

\\':tter~st., Sninrurrlide, So it. 26, lHGr'. l

es pormrrol attention to the Sale ,

“ i

A \V b , SAWS I SAW'SI I "I .\ W5 oi the bo~'t quality, iran at thc t'olluw. b iug (fault price always on hand at the manufacture of the :uuscriiwrs :— Clltt,‘ ULARS.

DIAMETER. ill in. $18 each no in. .5415 cat-h 2:6 in. ﬁll each 22in. 5‘ t eh 15in. , 5.75 each II in. $1 each

DIAMETER.

at) each each , each II; in. 8.1 each 13in. Gill caeli. Mill Saws 5; feet, $5 each; Buck Saws 25 $7 per dozen, wt and .~Iiarperl. .I'. lllt'flldllliSON on Co. St. Jobu.l\' .1}. April ll. IN "‘ -

S!

Billlld IiLllllG YilllR llllilr‘i SMITHS h‘tllllllﬂ.

V ‘III'I rt-rbrter-ibev lruvirir: t'IinIgL’II thr- N‘I'Ylt‘t'! ot'

‘ " rind Udllllldtill

Ia now pr ltu

null oil work

i (Sutherluud's

and . I.l~.'ltlll nor |‘.\L‘\'trll’. ItII out h Ivt in his line til hiridrunw

old round) on \\'uit-r .5 ru-t. opposite. the cttrIL' of Colin .\Iel.cunan, limp

N I‘I\\_"I 0X Lilli.

2: in l. mu? . [N SUltA N CE COMI’A’N Y. FIRE AND LIFE.

Esrabiiﬁféd 1809.

TWO MILLIONS, IIIv‘.r\I) OFFICES: EDINBURGH 8'. LONDON. G. \V. Dullldllh‘. Agent at Charlottetown.

Forms of Application errii be had by apply- ing to Mr. J. lILnrimn, Journal Ollicc, Suin- llll‘l‘aitll}. ottetowu. June 20, 1867 —ly

.. .. ._...- s .-,__._- Cash. Cash. ? Lash.

T. II 0 I. M A N still pays the HIGH-

'0 I‘ZS'I' I'lllt'l‘} in Uriah I'ovI‘IA'I‘S. Surnmr le " "

C.\ PI'I‘AL: Sterling.

-Wholesale Originators

Will ﬁnd it. to their advantage to call uan see samples of

The Assorted (Indies of (l 100 KERY \VARE

still remaining for sale, at a small advance 0“ Coal.

ALSO: CoNr‘iccrioxAuv, Kicirosuxn 011.. ri'i'cir. ’t‘.\ll. 0 Huh“, ANt‘lltilts. lIlUN, 'I‘Ull.\(‘(‘t), l'll'l-IS, CHAINS. Mina, st’ld'lllTR, irricn. S.ll.’l ,snin‘ria'run, m ‘ wi'iri-‘i-‘s, sranou, corrnuws. .‘I.\TCIIES,CANI)LI£S, invit- INti solid. Wasnrxr: SODA, PLUCGII MtiliNTIXG, sure :‘i‘ llmN. nousn COAL.

R. 'I‘. IltllilllAN.

l lglilli in}; ili:pl.

PQBTI'BW.’

T113 HOMES OF ENGLAND.

“ Where's the coward \vlro,\Vonld not dare 'l'u light for such It luurl1"—-—1\l«irniiun.

DY rune” iiottotllta menxs.

Tu): state] ' Homes of England, How be In] they tdundl

Amidst their trill timer-rival truce, O’er all the pleasant liiiitl. ‘

The deer uercns their greenswnrd hound, Through nh_atle and nanny gleam,

And the rttvaii gliders prm limit with the sound Of some rtjoieing nirvulu.

The merry IIoinen of linghrnd!

. Around their lieurtlni by night,

What. glutleome looku of household love Meet in the ruddy light!

There woman's voice tlnwtt forth in rung, (ir- elriidlrnod'u Idlc i~ told,

,Or lipt move iiurelnlly tilting

Smut.- glot'itnia t: of '.ld, _

The blrxlctl Homes at. I5riul:rntll How will); on their IIt)\\‘l:l':s

In laid the hon tlllit‘lllt'bzl » 'l‘aar bri'nlta from Sabbath horrrrr I

Solemn, yet invent, the t'ilttl‘t‘lI-IIL‘II'I‘ ehinto I’loutu lliuiugh their woody. at morn;

All other ununds, iii ilrat rlill iiznc. Or breele and lead" are born.

Tia: r-ultuee Home: of England I lly them run on her plains.

'l'.rt-_v ore r-nrilhr: o ll the wilt-er-ybrooka, And round the hamlet i'auea.

Turuoi‘i -,.rl r\\in;.r orchards t'urth they per-p, l~ Ir mi its nook ol' leave-4,

And lern there the lowl ait'f‘ll, A» the bird beneath their err-red.

The free. I'air llonrr'a oi England! Lon". lor , in but aird hull,

Mar of native pi'ool' be re trod 'I‘ti ur id rurrlr liulltnvrtl \vull!

Arid urn-ti I'm-ever liu tlrr- tvrovcu, And bright tue tlouery and,

Where “I'M the vhil I'ﬁ glad spirit lover! Iltt t-intinlvy and its llri-tl

Kate Livingston, or the E5-

should I rlosirrr to detain you from the I'cs- tire scene where your smiles tlill'uso so much radiance."

Gathering up the Iolds of her mantle around her, nan bending upon him a look ol'tlelianoeuntl reproach, Kate Livingston swr-pt from the room. inuruiuriug, “"l‘ls well—’tis very Well."

The. parlors ol Mrs. Stevens Were illum- inated and hung with festoooa of rare Iloivors; iii the enclosure of a window that overlooked the garden, stood Kate Living- ston. The pair.- lllIIOIlIlctllllH, straying through the Iiil' o of the lawn, fell upon her lace and revealed the same expi'es,~iorr that. it wore. an IIIIIII‘ helm-n when she had \‘St‘tl her husband‘s threshold. Ilei' io was broken at length by a tap on shoulder, when turniny,r quickly, her e) 5 met those ol' Itas ieigh Grant.

" Are you standing to a statue. ol'.\'iohc. . Livingston. or : ..you striving,r to ‘c yonder bright constellations by the rl your eyes."

“ h iibi-r tillti or the other, as you awakened rue I was drcatiihig of n p:ri.r-

t’lll“ . " Ily the way. who‘ liu~'b:intl this t-veni '1

Ilr-r \'Itlt'l‘ was all}: tlv li't-niulum as she

arrswri'r'tl. " Mr. Livii ‘_‘>Itul is at liniii-'." t‘oltlti sht- II‘\\'U gazed upon that husband :Ii hi- s:il in the dim lil ‘y, where she had |--Il hint hi hi4 loin lln , :riirl lieht'ld the prod i man writh hi4 II III til‘littliillg on |ri.~ brunt, and hi~' wh traini: l‘tlll\'lll.~‘< d with air, while little ||.IIt"Iil ~ed ilr<l In lain: lrvi Subbed, " llon‘i t-ry— lll‘Illti i will eonn- back again." (,‘ouhl ~bir h-rvr- looked on that pieltli‘r- .~lie rvauld have II --I [ruin the yawning :rull oI rni~cry [hot rolled its turbid watt-rs at her bn-l. and have been spared the Iiier ol its learlul rlcpil '“ You are sad Iii-night," said It talrh-igh “ Will you not ourrlidr- yortrsnrr-iws to me. Kale? Surely you are not a [raid to trust inc?" H (fan you wonder Iain sad when Iron- ll':l-I lb» [Hal willi lbc prom-iii; now lean ' call :1. smile upon my lip. while, the ‘t wi'iilres beneath the torture oi the i-ll‘tiri that, it t'osh‘."

“ l.i~terr to Ill", Kate. I love you. Lt'rtvi-th-e husband \vhrrearrnot i'c:tli/,c your tvoi‘lh. who ea~t< you li'om IiIllI like a toy rrl' whit'li he has grown wo.tr.\'.”

Slowly l-(ait: row. to her tent and cast ~iieb a planter- til withering scorn on Ill'l'

is your gallant

lhr child “will In hi4 kn- iiny linger: in hi< ban

t 'aiigcd.

A 1.1 N I-‘ttl: WIVES.

I

Winn“. ibn wintry blatt swept in wild grit—Ix along. penetrating the (‘l'r5\II'Ir-' ol mi i'ablt- hovol~. and striking the chill rri b-u'lr tn the lit-art til' mzu I a pin-rercnirti'c, there were but ('5 ul‘ lirxiri_ and splendor. \\ ill-Itt- the smallest. bijuti would have. been \t‘t‘ttrlli to many a el;'.t'\ iotar one beneath iis shade. Neither taste or elegant-i- could have urgiy'sted: i improverrivnt in the dorm r- iitms til the apartment where l’iet‘t'ri Liv- Ill_‘_'.~ltlll and his lovely young wile were ('0‘in I-lrzrtting awav the long winter"! et'ciringrru tho ii ttil which I speak. 'l'hci \ IS happiness [h which that tit cluiitl ril rlinnesl inlel 'in was Iii-at rein}; on the horizon. but it. was not seen by the happy husband or loving wile. m a w w r u a

In the {ray “ saloons" Mrs. Livingdmr was the bright “purlieular star.“ ' Iler Imlrlliols were pronounced . irkling, her loilelto exquisite, licri ' rtrer pleasin:_Ir iii the extreme. and what I’iorco Livinrn ~ton wore and wl t she d, were Irou hold words in c. . ' l"‘.~'liioiiable r IUII“ ll‘ll‘lll. With them tt-bild-liko Sllllpllt’ll ul‘ manner Kate had been the l)l‘t'.sitil deity of her husband‘s Iltllls . lliilro-rt she had eenie her all'er ions in the narrow circle oi that home. and lavished all the lore of hr-ryonrrt: br-uri. ripun itsl treasure, as she was worn to cull Ilt‘I’ kiwi baud. lliil. now she had stcppr-rl nemat- tho wontorl threshold to go lortli into the wide world, leaving its quiet. Sll:tiltt\\'<‘

.r n l)

on all around, for the 5 _ and gilded hall where mirlli‘and revt ‘y reigned trium- ph: t. She could not look beyond that ' ant pageirtrv, and tool that all its , was) but the superﬁcial bai ' that divided lit-r lroin tho ltilllr'l' aims arid purposr-s of II '2; and though the atreuinol splo dorwas lair-to look on. she know not then on its det- -itlul tide she was gliding on to an : as l)I wretched- ue: . in rain had 1' on cxposiulatwl and reanon-d with her. In vain had he implored her to ccnsc the tli.~.~ipniion which liken whirlpool was drawing her into ils narrowing t-irelc, where their peace mn~'t be eugullt‘d i'ovevt . 1 5 night alter night was spent in the saint- e armless round ol revoh-v. be renewed his etl‘orts to resume . the subject or to lecture her again. From that hour a dark gull rolled between her and ht‘l' husband's heart, for Pierce. bad clotted it against her, and cslrangernent was “lillt'll above its portal. ()lr! thou wind oI midnight; upon thy invisible wings thou beath n lr-ar-fril burtheii. 'l'hu widow‘s wail iH'I'I' thi- r-olrl clay term of her protector—tho deep hiin that bums I'roin llro bosom of remorse—- the orplrur-‘s 'v—lhe maniao‘s wililuring scream—11ml t breath that lit-ares the bosom of expiring humanity as tho lamp, of life is darkening beneath ihn shadowy" pinion: ol‘dw It. On such a night. we he~ hold It It: III'I ted torn brilliant. unimpre- rude. l'ho costume she had selected was one well desiu‘iir‘rl to display her quccnly form :nd lr liten charms so radiant ris' hers. The. n alth of her night black hair II)ItIt‘,tI in a ma i will around her small head, wait Instened by a glittering serpent ‘ in whose ruby eyes l in concept ttoil light dashed like. a. Iltlul llamc. t e aloud} waiting, slro contrasted the past with ilrol hullth mockery ol' the present, when hurl earl-intro was announced. She hastily thing her cloak around her. pausing but a moment us she passed the librarv, us though intently listening, while air old tenderness passed (Lross her face; she. uttered a deep sigh that sent a shudder to her heart. but she. went on thinking if ho; but said one word, how gladly ‘ mild she: go to him, with open heart, llirrg lir:r-'nll‘.it: bin for! and in the forgivt‘ucsn of tlre paq‘ Imild the joyous hopes of a new midl brirrhtcr future. i (It! turned to her with a. look of scorn. ’

Summer-side, Dec 12 .IRHI—ﬂm

and said, " I would like to he alone, nor

where h'rer smile had dispcnced siinheains ,

vrriripariioir that made. his bold r_\‘t'$ s -. lltc ground. unable to meet the proud light 4" virtue ll-l:lI gleamcil in It!!!“

" You are very kind, llaublt ' r Grant, in that t‘tlllll<t'llllli{ me to g ny hus- band‘s name to tllrlllllltll‘——III bloat. with the lightning bi't-alh iii a mother-1 alblllll'. a lovely child. It is generous—it is Iltillll' iii you, airrl deserves Irom im- an :rmwcr. lionw. air, that though I may but :.I limit that h :tnd‘s be 't, it is till to me Ill." tom . ..\err-d shrine d IIIl' thought ihatl have. one been its \vo ‘ 5d iiln-l. shall keep the temple rrrrp tin-d. and the light of low: lbut one: shone on me lr'riiii ittprrr‘c depths will bcarir iii mint.- iintil my pulei- ts lo tlil‘o‘i. liilu ry and his noble , ill will he. FII‘HII‘JI'I . while it. remains with me to keep it untarui~hed. Fare- well, sir!"

"I will win you yet l" he hissed after her. as she turned and lelt him.

The next morning, Mrs. Livingston as the early sunli, bi. was healing in through ilrohaltelosed blind lay on it loungi- with her heavy black I ir thrown lr m oll' her-lace, ilret cos ol tears wr-r'e llltthi upon her-chi, .', when the husband en- ter d. A shudder passed over .im as he Eii upon her. "ire. she could l'I' ize her situation, he demanded Ilt‘l' to reveal to him all that brttl Ir: pit-ed between lit-reell'ond Itasheh-igh (Jrant on the pre- eerliru; evening.

BL ore night a Cli:lll~:ll;_“t‘. had been sent. and aineclii - "mgr-d for the ton-trim,t morning. Thrice h:irl Kate, irr-nl; Word to liarbleigh to avoid the me. big. but. ril-

llrongli he \Y;l\‘ unprinoiplwl. he was not a coward, and lic. her-dud not her prayers. I'ii'ree zt'osc. early in the morn,:tud bath- lin- l

He Ittl‘t‘wull. Ilc [m l- ms airrl tenderly cart ht'l‘, thcn loosed her from him, and .i lllclllril’ir): ltI Iltc happier ‘ thick :urd than upon him, he tra lines to his \vil'I-r " KATE. My Own DCIH‘ ll’i/‘c:

A few t-liort moments and I shall depart on ii. journey from which I may purer return.

lnr tniiic is air in rd of lilo or death! Should I lall you \\ l iir thrice, 'l‘ew lime. read my full lbi'givcncss ot' the p..t. I know you will nmrrrn for me, and let the ﬁrst bright tmr-lrrurlcil moments oI our wcddi-d life alone lingcr aboul yoiirli 'I. andtbc memory «I that. huppiii 'w “ill banish lhc. bitter l'i‘llcctious oi later yours. And now once more, Iarewell. l‘rl-zrt"r:."

Ile arrived at the place of meetin, storm after. The ground was then measured. and the nomads look their places. llash- lt-iglitlraut extended his hand to Ft roe an iid:

" Pierce Livingaton, your wife is inno- cent, and should I tall, reinemtn-rilmt you have listened to :t thing man who tel you that. she has rebuked his insolenco .I: he deserved." .

" I believe you. Rash,“ he replied, " but it is too late to ri-er-de."

The report. nl pistols :- hood through the valley, and ere it died aw y, l‘icrce Liv- ingston I'ell with his lilmbl rl gushing l'r'oin his heart, dyeing tho gr I e ‘ard at his lot-t. That. morning bi.» child‘ then- or] We than orphaned, and his wile to a I’earl'rrl witlmvhoorl.

.\lorro,—-—it is a littlo word. hril very sad, because we can ponder on it until we «but out the space that widens, till we grow afraid to look.

The Icai'l’ul le<sou saddened many years in tholit'o of Kate Livingston—yo:ii's in which by pray or and meditation, .kho learned to Iolluw her Saviour, on whose bosom .«ho Iouiid peace. And when at last. she. was wooed again by one. who loved her. she. did not accept the tiller to become his wilu tiirlil she had told him UI lho past. He liﬁterrod with emotion to her I'Ollit'i‘ltllt. at the conclusion of which ho renewed his olIe' and linto again be- crtliltr a wile.

A tow trucks since. I made her a visit.

dine where no Ilatterei's Were allowed to l |

visrblo for the good at any at her ae- qnaintances. whom she thinks are in dan- gerolrnakiug the same tearlul mi akrr which clouded her young life. she it till! her story, and its effects have been for good to many who have listened to tho uarrutiv - '

-——'l‘bo sttccesalul man is not y lbw man to ‘io envied—not al- ways the happiest roan. Human nature cannot have its own will long, without becoming deteriorated by it. We are ap- pointed to struggle, and in struggling our highest life is tlevelopcd. 'l‘lto limo will eirmo when the laws at our present coit- dition will e. , and when we shall he ubleI-i bask in the sunshine of success without danger to our virility. -or euervn- lion oi our virtues. 'l‘ill their. it is our wiadom to accept our lot, and make the lit-atol'it—tosu k Ier our enjoyment in our work rather than what the work prn~ threes—to till the soil, and dismiss all needless anxictv about the harvest—to be more concerned that we Hbouhl be right Ihan that we should succeed; in a word. ~ ' rselves like well-rl"cipliiicd sol- ilr whom strict. obedience i3 tho red ol ohlig lirillﬂ, and who are lllt‘l‘t! y .rhqrrlvud l'rum responsibility in It) re~uli.~i. 'l‘lrt-n, no lltr no success is vouch- ari'cd II“ it will be gratclrrl; so far as it is IIclIIt'lI, it will not disconcert us. ’I‘htis living our me will be its own success.

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'l'ri ')ro.\-rrvor'rti: lirirrsrrN.t'rro.\'.~— 'I'in: w Yo '4 5‘1. says: “England,

though a era-:5 hetw n abully and it ped- it'l'. I‘tit'i‘i's the heads of her sui-jects Willi rho not oral shield. whether on sea or land. rr-I iii whatever pai't til' the world rhev III ‘ he liitllitl. No man wears her lI\ r- ' ' or lll\'t>l{t‘.i the prurceiion of her ll i;; in v u. blu- s II‘I'Ilt'tI .-\rriei'h“tii.~lrip<i'or ilviii~li-lnrrir :4 lo s. in the titer: ot lil'ttlt':l.—‘ mil war. h to derrrcrrrded the return of .\l:r.~'ou and Sidell, too .\rrrei'ii-:in tr.riiur:~, lullit‘. tleek ol‘ the llriti.~lr ilt'ttlilt'l‘ [ruin whciir-e they li-td “Pt :5 taken, and Mr. Seward went on bi~i lint‘i King 'l‘iieo- dove I'l'IllN'L‘II to surrender hall a dozen til 1:1,:lliileliripl‘i' to ravage .Ihy rbli “Illl lire ii-l .~'\\t d.“

l'tnn.—~lt it an n ib i-d truth that. the less one Inn to do, tr less tirr velirid to it. On" ~\awir.~‘. one ltl'tll'l‘ilrl Icy, one can do it when one will. and lhr-rt-lurt- one seldom does it at all; whr-l'--n~‘, those who lirtvcag . rh-al rrl brr‘irrrm' lllllil (to u-' :t v “Jr r-vprvn‘ion) buckle to it, and their “ILJ .tl\t"i\.s' liri-l time to do it in.

WWW" ‘ro one rezone.

THE FISHERIES . ("rum (3.: Ctlltil Iiml for I‘el‘rum'y, 1835‘. tiring in previousarticles spoken of is! “Kim” and unequalled pro.‘.:reiivo- il'lhe liaiiei'iad ol' the Ilrillillllrii] (it t':rnada, and the propriety of duly uou~ orb-ring their iiiipoi'lztirt'e in i:\ ll't';li_\' III in and tho United Mala-s, we would proceed to trail attention in I! ini'lm nee ihev mti=t nr en'in wield upon the lllllll't.‘ t.

Dominion.

'l'o such a country as the Dominion ol' mada —<rr with: in cvlcitt, 4. varied iii |tl't)tlll"lllll|\'. and so rich ' ~oiti‘ct-s—rt inert-aw to the pop-tlitiou i4 DI the .t po. 'iblo imp induce. [\len "ro it are mo=t ncctierl~ lroiite>t and indus- tr'oiH, with minds to plan and hands to labor. ll " population i th," it libid- I'oi'o follows that not onl, in: r. itlual cil'orlrl but sound leg” li'm should IIL' r'riieeiod

toward git in”' :in II"1'\'III“LU Ill-inc branch-

e-s ol businem phi: prurrii~~- the best and safest returns l7 t~l‘l‘ort should be made I'tnlll'dt'l. to t ‘.i rdiair shores the l"l|'( ol thousand; til IEllli:;I"‘lIL* who :Lllllila suck homes upon this continent. lot. tiu- I'ortuiialt iii<tcnd ol' Iiii-, thoumnds oi nirri-onn , .iiclI—Ilit‘ young men. tlit: bruit: and shrew. ibc lilo-blood ot‘ the population -—lc:tvt:iht=ir homes every year to seek their fortune. in the United States. 'I‘hitt is to be tlocply regretted, and ought, if pns<ible, to be prevented. int how can this be done roost effectually? lly eon- \ lacing; them that they can obtain remn- uerative employment at home; that their I'Illlllt. sol'sir are. as good in their ' , Itllll as cl where; and that honest. patient. perseveiingell‘oi'i is, in general, one to be r irdwl. In no den. em. is adorns: more eer- ta'm than in that ol the ﬁsheries. .\'o where in this’wi lo world can this business be so [are rlily prosecuted as III the mari- time provinces ' and :LS longas lish inhabit the St‘:| and mankind the hurd, the trado can never lail. The. natural advantages oi the p. rrph- ol‘ lhox‘e provinces a - \‘t'I‘V great. The Ila-II are on their CtlilbIS~II| their bay- and rivers—at their very doors. Much oi their time may bi: devoted to otheravoentions; and when wind, wea- ther, and ﬁsh invite, they can go Iorih uprrn .~hoi't voyages, rind dry and pack their catch upon their own land. And y. t. strange to say with all them induce- lilt‘lilts to labor, th , liberal provi‘ions of it benilleent l‘rorinee are unappr tted and - d. We remember seeing within not: ol‘some ten rolls: on tho \vest~ er-rr co.r.~.t ol l’riueti Edward Island, about two linndri-l sail ol‘ American lisheimcn prosecuting it proﬁtable busiuL-s . v irrlo the people riprnr «hot-e wore. ernnplaiuing ol‘poverty. and many oftliein leaving,r tho eouuir-y. II sir-angers, with distance and other disadvantages to contend against. t‘Ml thud lind rernoneralive employment. in our waters, what in there to prevent ple rhvinf: titer-nine? Annexa- d toll rtr that we have not tho tact. and perseverance til land. .; but the stalwart sonsoi‘llld lungluod \vill bardlv believe the assertion. Nations, lilro Illlllt‘ltlll . are . ornetirnes uueurreerous‘ ol' the anlui t that is Sillillhl‘l'lllg within them, and need to be arou<r~d to a. re. Marion ui‘ their powers and privt-legru. We are deter. Illiltl'tl to uwawn interctt in this matter... we shall agitate it eoruimiallv. Th r pulr. Iiemon ot'tlio dominion must innk : the-.m- sclves thoroughly acquainted with it; the peoplo must be taught the folly ‘ot aban- rltrning home, l'vb'nds, and the glorious heritage til Britons, for what may be ob- tained at their own doors. The Canadian trovevnment lilllht build up unduprolect tlru inherit-s. riurlern-ourngo every man who engang therein in every proper possihlo \\ ay. Let ihia be done, and trot only will the native-born population be glad to H!-

I.I"l‘.hmnt‘ is the abode ol content. and her \n‘bI. but "HON will (hid it. to be to their life u ﬂnwrng calmly. interspersed with linterest to make their homes In tho Du-

good deeds.

Whenever she thinks it ad‘ iminion.

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