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‘DEVOTIID TO LITERATURE, SCIENCE; COMMERCE: ‘1 AGRICULTURE, TEMPERANCE AND NEWS.

Vol. 4.

THE

I Summers1de J carnal, I8 PRINT.” AND PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY EVENING,

I! JOSEPH BEBTRAM, AT 1113 comes, CENTRAL STREET.

T E R M S 7 1 copy for one year, in advance, 6s. 8d. “ “ half advance, 7s. 611.

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at the end of year 9s.-

Persons getting up owns 01‘ ran Subscribers will bo entitled to thc Jounslu. for one year.

IIDVERTISEMENTS- Inserted at modem» rates and In good style. Srncur. Aonneuss‘rs may be made on reasonable terms for a whole, a half, or quar- ter column, or by the year.

Job Printing

of every description, performed with ncatncss and dcspatch, and at moderate rates, at tho JounsAL Ofllce

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Summerside, Prince Edward Island, Thursday, May 6, 1869.

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DR. J. N. FULLER, Graduate of Bellevue Hspital,

cmission 11311111111,

Office in the residence of Rev. lllr. Dcsllrisay. on Water Street—directly opposite the Establishment of-J. L. Holman, limp,

‘3 All calls promptly attended to. Sumnicrsids October IS. 1808.

HANFORD BROTHERS, Successor: to Thomas Ilanford,

dommission workouts,

And General Agents,

11 Nauru Minus-r \\'llAlllt, SAINT JOHN, N. B.

CIIAI. U. llixronn. Faun. S. llasronn.

J. H. ALLEN, Commission Merchant,

AND DEALER IN PROVISIONS, &c.,

MRRKET STREET, - ST. JOHN, N. 8.

$9“ Gives personal attention to the Sale 11ml Purchase of every description of Goods. May 9, 1868.

JAMES GREENOUGII. F L 0 U R

Commission Merchant, No 47 Commercial Street

Corner of Clinton Street ------- «BOSTON Jnny. 1. 1369. 1y

WILLIAM BEAIRSTO,

Commission Merchant, Auctioneer d': General Agent,

WATER STREET, S'u mmerside. -------------- -- I’. E. III/(m.

Established 118615.. N1-:w_v_oR1< LIFE INSURANGE CQMPQNY}

Assets, January lst, 1808, Over Ten Million Dollars!

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Int. J. n. JAMIEESN. PHYSICIAN. SURGEON & ACCOUGHEUR

OFFICE at the rcsidenceofthellcv.W.W. Colpitts, Margate. December 3. 1568.

WILLIAM 110111),

Commission Merchant, And Auctioneer,

QUEEN SQUARE, JIIARLOTTETOWN- - - P. E. ISLAND

1111. J. PRICE, Physician 61. Surgeon,

Orrlcc—At tho SUMMEREIDE 1)11uo S'rouu,

next door to Bank, Central Street

SUMIIIERSIDE’, I’. E. ISLAND. October 12, 1808.

Has Removed His Residence to the House (lately occupied by Mr Illcliinluy)

next to Thomas llunt's. Esq. . St Eleanor's.

He may be consultcd ovcry l‘orcnoon at the

Drug Store of W. '1‘. llUN'l‘ & Co. , Summer-

sido. St. Eleanor‘s, May 18,1868.'

FOUNTAIN'»VHOUSE. North side King Square, (next to Park Ilotcl) S'r. JOIIN, N. B.

JAMES W. THOMPSON, Proprietor.

V ‘llE Proprietor of the above HOTEL takes

this opportunity to return thanks for the liberal patronage hitherto rcccivcd, and most respectfully solicits a continuance of the same.

This HOTEL is very pleasantly situated, and commands a view of King Square, and other parts of the City.

In connection with the Hotel, is GOOD S’l‘AllLING, and a careful llostlor in attend- uucc. l’nrtics coming from l'rIm-e Edward Island with horses will find this cslublisluucnt

son always nt the Cars on their arrival. St. John, Sept. 10, 1808. 1y

11.1. W. '1‘. 1111—1111, dimmnission liltrrlmnts,

GENERAL AGENTS AND

AUCTIONEERS.

samsnoon AND 0111111115 Head Queen's Wharf, Summersids, P. E. I- (opposite the Store of W. ’l‘. IIunt& Co.) April 2, 1968. 1y

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the most comfortable in the (lily, and 11 per- .

poorer.”

CHARITY.

“Now abi‘deth these three: Fail/1, 11011:, Charity, but the greatest of than 1': Charity."

If we knew the cares and crosses Crowding round our neighbor‘s way; - If we know the little losses, Sorcly grievous, day by day. Would we then so often chido him For his lack of thrift and gain. Leaving on his hcmt a shadow— Ilcuvmg on our lives a stuiul

If we know the clouds above us Unldflut gentle blessing them. Would «V13 turn away all trembling, In our blind and weak dcspnh-l Would we shrink from little shadows Flilliug o'er tho dcwy grass, If we knew that birds of Eden Wore in mcrcy flying pust'l

If We knew the silent story, Quivci-ing through tho Iicnrt of pain, Would we drive it with our coldness Back to haunts of guilt again? Life hulh nomy a tangled crossing, Joy bulb uuiuy 11 break of woe; But the checks. tearwashcd, Ill") wliitcst, And lit-[11in life are lluwcrs by snow.

Let us reach into our bosoms For the key to other livcs. And with love toward crriug nature, Cherish good that still survivesl So that \vlu-u our dlsrobcd spirits Sour to rcullus ol light nbovc." “'11 may say. “ llclir Father. lovu us, l'I'cn as we have shown our love."

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SNOW BIRD,

THE TRAPPEB‘S CHILD.

CONTINUFD.

cimrrmi XI.

81:11an was not long left alone with his gloomy rcllcclions. In a short time he had another visitor, who proved to ho thc Imldsbcudcd and fi'ccklu-laccd James illus- son.

This individual had a proposition to make; but he did not come to the point in as plain and straightlorward a manner as Ilartcnu had done. 111 fact, it was not until after a great deal ol 1qu and circum— loculion that he made Scarlc aware of what he wanted.

The business part of this conversation.

visitors come to cheer or sudden his soli- tude. and he laid down on his blanket at niwht in a very dcprcssed and uncomfort- able state of mind.

11 must have been about twelve o‘clock at night when he was awakened by a bright light in his prison, which shonc full on his eyes. Ilo had been dreaming of Indians unl torture. am] he started to his feet, expecting to find himself surrounded by pointed and infuriated savages; but he saw only the lithe 11nd grucclul figuro of Annette, who stood before him with a torch in her hand.

-- Come,“ said she. “and I will show you how to escape torture and save your scalp "

llow did you come here ?“ eagerly asked Scarle. “ Are the Indian guards gone, or are they asleep."

“I don't know. way."

'- What do you mean? There is no other way."

” Are you sure of that? I will show you that your eyes are not quire so sharp osyou think they are."

' ‘he girl led the way to a dark corner of the cave, whom she pointed out 11 fissure in tho clill’, hidden behind a point of rock. It was so concealed by the darkness and the rock. that Scarlc did not wonder at his not finding it when he examined his prison. ‘

Annolto easily entered the fissure with her torch, and the young gentleman with difficulty squeezed himself into it. He found himself in a rough and narrow pas- sage. which he could easily traverse by sloopng a little. Annette went in advancc bearing the torch, and Scurlo followed her through the windings ot the passage. until they camo out at tho side of the hill, not far from the Indian village.

“I must confess, Snow Bird, that our eyes are sharpcr than mine, as we l 1.5 brighter." said Scarlo, after drawing in 11. long breath of tho flesh night air. " I examined that cavc very closely, but saw nothing of that passugc by which we loft it."

“ I happened to find it when we were in this valley last your." replicd Annette. "I must put out this light, as it might. be seen from the villago. There are only a low warriors lclt behind, but. they might troublc us if they should see tho light.“

“ What is the matter with the Blackfoot? Where have they gone?" asked Scurle, his thoughts instantly recurring to 111111- ailig‘s 11.111. and its inmates.

“I suppose I ought not to tellyou. I am afraid to toll you what they are doing "

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uiug‘s station. lou need‘nttry to conceal it from me. Why were you afraid to tell inc about It?"

"Because I was afraid that you would want to go down there and try to get into the lort. You have no gun, and they would kill you."

-"l‘hcy havu gone to attack Major llcn- judgment and sagacity.

slept in, and it was evident that tho occu- pant of the apartment had gone away. .\Vlllll. had become of her? lllrs. lion- nlng was now so alurmod and excited, that she no longer hold her husband In awe, and she immediately set at work to institute Ii scorch for the missing oncs. 'l‘ho fort, tho store-house, the outbuildlnvs, 11ml all the cabins and grounds Within ratio Inclosuro were examined ; butucithchvan- acne nor her son was to be found. Every- body was qucstluncd; but no one had seen tho missing mothor and child.

Such a. proceeding could not long con- tinue. ofcoursc. without attractinu [be 1111- licc of Major llcnuing. who, 11ot°purtici< palmg in the search. went into his house. llllld soul. to request his wife to come to 11m.

Hllrivc you been looking for that wo- man 1’" he asked. when she entered the room.

“ I have been looking for Jeannette La- bardic,“ i‘cplicd Mrs. “caning.

“ l’our good sense should have told you that It was not advisable to cause an ex- c1tcmcnt and :1 scandal at tho ost about that woman. llavo you found 101‘?"

" I have not. She has undoubtedly left the fort. You bovo driven. her own by your cruelty, and I hope on are satlsl ed.”

“Du ycu say that I have driven be: away? If she has gone, she has been driven away by her own duplicity—by tho consequences of her own wrong-doiiw."

" Your lung-1111 c was too scvcrc fulfill):

to bear, and she ias lclt us; she has no- where to go. and must perish in tho wil- derness with her child.". “ Butter that she should perisl1.than that you and l, and all those for whose lives I am responsible, should be dclivercd up to tho merciless savlwcs. But there is no danger that she \vilT])cl'isll. We only are lll dungcr, and I must see to it that an ex- tru watch is kept, and that every man in the fort sleeps by his arms to-nivbt.“

“ What do you mean, sir P" a “ l moan that that woman has doubtless gone direct from here to her confcdci'atcs 1n the hills—to licr Insooliy relatives—to her father and husband. She will soon bring the Savages down upon us, and It w1ll indeed be a wonder if we escape des- truction, when she has so wcll informed them of our condition."

“Major llcuning,“ said the old lady, very gravely, “ I have always considered you a man of cxccllent colu1110mscnse.nn1l have plways deferred to your opinion in all questions that have arisen betwccu us. I must say, however, that iii this matter you seem to have been lorsukcn by your usqu _ p I ll Jcannctto was really tho wuc oi that man, and if she had really lclt him, as he charges, is it not plain that she would be alraid to mcct,und Lhut she would be unwilling to hold any communication with him? Youraccusatiou . tbcrclorc, Is not only groundless, but real- ly nonsensical."

.1 , , “Do you lccl enoutrh interest in me, "Fua 701110,.) 1 -, ,. NLW “he” wducu‘l ‘0 a raw w°“ls' “mounted then, to care whether lplivo or dio? l mu whom tli’c someLegitiflgiiiddiuiiiing‘igi.ig

to this: 111: knew that the 'ouno' cntlc- , - .1 1 -. r , . . . Marble and Freestone I... nanni..~.=1.%. and 111111.11“:.111:;1m::i111.;11: 1:111:11: 2132'! 11"" “ ms .1 » .1 7' su) 05011 that he would bo likel to have . .. ,- . , 1 , ‘ . ‘ ‘1 '55 “11mm”. 01' 110 is sham- LSTABLISIIJILNI, I so“; influence with imillnlmcs-y “a had Iain no 11111ch .111 (“115ch ollbcmgioastul, “pug. 9,. but“ of manicure shammium (NEXT 110011 '10 11111111. 11x1) soxs) n grudge “gains, seam). on account M and that icddaccdo bettVLl can notlorcc Iva/sue 111 um fulsus in omnibus, is an 07d KING SQUARE.

. . . - , cilhcrol us to marry; but I assure you, and safe maxim. If 1: -~ ' - “Wing We“ mm“! by 1’1'“ 1‘ “’W (“‘33 Annottu, Ihatllovo you most truly and proved to have acted withpdiiii’lilcitys .

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5d a 6‘! 1113.111 OFFICE 112 .1- 114 liraad‘umy, 17.11.

23 ad 3:12: General Agent for the Dominion of Canada:

Bccf pcrlb Mutton per lb Oats per bush

A H .1 ' 4‘ 1 before- but was mum to fore o rovcnwc .- . , Potatoes per bush 1s 11 1s .11! WALILR BUItKl., 1.111.)” p. E_ T In ,msoner would clause“ tgscwc hi?“ sup-lump" I to [JG-trusted m nothing.” 10111 -- I“! 11 1 1111 ‘1

Turmps perbush "1 “ IIcmld Buildings, Montreal. —— in one "mum. 4‘" “5 “'3 3130-1” 0 ‘ “"- now. Im- “ 11:13 It cvcr occurred to you, major Butter pcrlb by Tub lid 111511 ____ All orders punctually attended to. .' k‘d V, . i S plaicd Annette: "bomcthmg won’d‘crlul [hat .lconcltc Laburdio inn lossibl b' Lnrd pg,- 11. .111 11 1011 N Y I ‘ ‘ ' When beagle as l. a Hit it was 10 wa has happened 5”,“ 1 last 5,“, you. “mm our Child?” 3’ I .Y o Tallow per lb. 9111\101] , 10 CW 01‘ E ' All] and bee. wanted 101111.111: was .told that Musson has been I, all,“ng in my menu”. mu” U N . d I EEK! P" “01 7d ‘1 3“ 'fe Jun 7. 6:) .1y dosn'ed to gam lpossession of 11 lady who u“, much happier “um I w“, 1. ° L 0i "1 0061. Ol'quursc not. “ lint has

- . u 41d III ~ was livimr at 110 fort named Jeauncttc .. - . - > v -. ' 1 , Pu 5"“ ‘1" 1} 511" “UH into 'our heal?" d0“ 23 " 3“ Is 0m, 08 Tm, p y UU- Labnrdlcrund her 5011.. 11c had alight to may» h“ 15 n" buow Bud? “case u“ u “Ina: thinking 01' it lost )uight. ’l‘ho Codflsh pcr qt 15" “ If ‘ ‘ > them he said, and it would be. easy for ..' I . ,, Iougl "optumuwuic. zindhas distressed .0 Marble W Orker. ‘° ~ “ Flour pcl' ' " ()f ,1 k' 1 ‘ A .11... 1.11-1.11; 11 11.111411111111111! iu ) ' 1 1 - to 1 raw tlcni away Tom t 10 lort y sonic ,. l . . . . _ ‘ ll 1 "_L' HUI. n5 urns wc 'new when 111, mm“, “on, per cm; 2:1: to “Imp?”m1]lujlmltxlnflirmlul,III,,,:,.,,,,, 11", 1211.3, 1 Ollll. D11 (1110110, 511011130 N. B. Slmmgcm’ so as [u cnumc Mussou to sci“ lvuhctllztiafid$13311333sflwgl'l10 IS she, and wast)", we service 0, “w g'wflm’num' and

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1111 per Ten Pin); Boards 1011 Spruce Boards 4s a 5.. Charlottetown Mnrkets. Ch.’l‘own, May 4, 1869.

Bscf pcr lb Md a 811 lb 411 a 7d Mutton per M n 8"

Pork per lb., by carcass,

Ilnm pcrlb 7d 11 8d (loose nunc ltovrcls 1s a Is 61! Ducks each 1s ‘Jd 11 1s (id Flour per 100 lbs 20s a 2111 Oatmeal per l00 13s a 10s llnckwhcat Flour. per lb 2d a ‘Md 18s a 201

Codtlsh pcr quinul Batter pur In

Do. by the tub, Lhceso

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$115111“ (lipids;

BANK OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Corner of Great George ,l‘ King Struts. Charlottetown. I'relhlcnt——lioa. DANIEL Russia,

Cashier—WILLIAM 0.11anqu Esquire.

Discount Days—Mondays & Thursdays.

lieu-- of Business—Fem 10 mm. m 1 p.1n. from 2 p.111 to 4 p.n1.

UNION BANK.

Oral/1m 8L. Queen's Square, Charlotlatown I'resldcnt—Cninws PALMER,‘ Esquire. Cashier—Jail" Auosnsou, quulrc.

Dllcnunt Days—Wednesdays It Saturdays. clears of Business—From 10 n.m to l [.1 n1.. from 2 p.ni to 4 p 111.

SUMMER-SIDE BANK.

Central Street, Summsru'dl, 1’. 5. Island President—Jinn L. llomus. Esq. Guilder-E. L. Lrnuuo, Esqulrc Discount Days—Tuesday and Fridays. Notes for Discount must be in be ore 11

o'clock on Discount days.

f Business—10 a. in. to 1p. m. an" o from a p. ni., to 4 p.n1.

“Rouxmo‘csnf 111111 11mm, 01111111111511)“. SIMON I). FRASER. PROPRIETOR.

Permanent and Tron-lent Boarders will Ind the above Home to give satisfaction. Cli'townJunc Id. 1111111.

mwumtiam one dollar a your:

Fifty Thousand Persons.

and has paid iii lussra $51,000,000 to the families and roprosoulutivcs of those who havu dccciised wlillo members of the Company.

Annual Inoonio I'JXCI'DI'JDS

Fou 1‘ Million Dollars. ll SAFE INVESTMENT.

’l‘ho instances uri- luany Within tbc exporieuco o cvcrv l1ifo Insuruucc Com niuy, In which tho pro- cei-dL of 11 Policy has savmi from povcrly the sur- vivors of those who Iuivo thus 111111111 lll'tn‘lsioll l'ov lllt'll’ wants in times of prospi-rily 11nd houllh. A Wife mav insure Ibo lifn of hcr husband for hcr own bc'ui-llt, and should aha survive lulu, the amount of tho insurnurc wlll be payable to her frcc from any claims against lus salute: and In case of

the amount of the Insuruncc muy be made payable to her children.

T1111 COMPANY DECLARES ANNUAL CASH DIVIDENDS

wh' ‘ll arc uvuilublo in payment of ouch .lmuuil 111m. All tho luaui-cd 111 this (lompuny rcci-Ivo dividends winch can be 11ml in pnl'tol tho Pacoud 11ml ouch subsequent liuuuul l'rcmium thurcol‘icr; or the dlvldsud may be nllowcd to inn-1111111111111, 11ml Illllanllolilly used .11 whole or In part In tho pnv« Ira-lit of l’rcmiums. 'l‘lio busim-«s of the Company

tho driilh of the who before that ot Ibo husband, ‘

MONUMICNTS. TOMIIS, GRAVF- STONES, &C., &C.