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‘ “ . cian . YES OP OT EES Le LORE STURT SRF eae ee. ee ee. oe cae ae ETE RE, CTA MS ANETTA NET SPURS TA SG OL MIU TI TNT 9 Sr NPE es : oe — — on ue ; “~ \ 4 ) — ’ . | aad nae ith inde Mklbwn wEeniy Movie 6 cel NO. 4 VOL. XX‘ CHARLOTTETOWN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1874. NO. 45. Fhe AM . RACLEUES uh \ iNe TALS % d dB 4h 204 ANID aN E/ 9 ASA . LD LIER ea aL RO at he rey =a SRT PS 2 EE Baa 2 Sa: Taek edt BP OT" Bak JOR 6 SES eT SP. Ee A BS NAS / GER TES ee ava WEY OTL Ee a a SE ee oe on et tet LAL HEN Ui CEI i ANEOUS ot TOR sai linker ae a. Ar r 7 ' CAMO y +h Sa : yeas ri ING AN} ARRIV : Me PRAILS | fancied had someh: wan , and which had | [HE GRAND OLD FLAG. CORRES: ONDENI ba this Estas ve ; . @ : | : «isin sh sab ed meer eyiiahiounummateins 1 caeeiaasrihaia malin land 4 ene Ue nu 7 oO ‘lee & 1a ere cW ana) +) eran? me a ‘ a ' ned sia . aa iti ali i "i "J IAS « ub aS EeRSias 7 Fis te & OVE RRE cote menial sts ~ place lthe wronz man af the t ar, turn [hy om the Toronto Mail.] } T0 THE ELECTORS O W THE SECOND Joseph Arch is seriously ill. av rr : nao mt omomr we VAY AT XP naa a i, wie Ric aay . 1! shore | i 4 ake Eo Sits ie es a tee Le : cre VA POEMS By) {LFRED TENNY-\} e head back sazain, and 1 pu d che “Prom | ttle, murder and sudden death LEGISLATI VE COUNCIL DISTR 107 The C hillian Minister of the Argentine ' - »N | fully, | —good Lord deliver us!’ Duty doing cons OF QUEEN'S COUNTY. Republic has demanded his passport. : > + of me belief rer wwioatioma tar ts indred, with heedless | aan T ‘ rK as om oe ~ 1 + Ln i ‘ch of the cabinet edition * No, tothe beat of my belief I never saw | gregations by the hundre 1, Stet dae GrxtLemen:—A false and injurious res rhe mother of Kullman, the would be Afe ST OF FIC E CU H ARI OTE i () Y N p F IS} A N 1) He s just pu hed in Lon- | that man before. 1 am certain he is nof the | ears and responseless hearts, listen to these ort to the effect that I had at Vernon | 545512 of Bismarck, is said to be incurably _— —— © PV PN, Fe bee COLIN, ct “two hitherto unpublished | ae ; | solemn words on Sunday. with no emotion | port iged myself to the support of | insane. en "og he «arden at | Person who robbed mo. | cave that of nominal weariness; but unfelt, | River, pledged mysei sabe i sisi +s . . : — ee ‘i poems rhe first is ‘in th irden at te ’ ec @ what ot re : Separate Schools, having on the night pre The English Earl of Chareville died last AF] “R HWOND 4} tith Wat is j The Barrister, w! standing far below sheard by the many, for the few they had | ° eparate Schools, h 1g gut gts: : GEL TANPUOP AR, REULE TRAE, n lis W ee : | ee 1 uch cause | vious to the late election been carried to week at Castieo, Staten Island, of consump- } 4 | ay , R. T nar } oy a £ 1 { vv Ss i . ; Ve tke level of the dock snd witnemsbox, could} a terrible =e be oe - 5th | the Protestant polling places, and used to tion, siapeeanamniummiian manent eet ne ec re ~ . = ee ome - - wis i ues W Cd With i ° , dail At iy rT. ‘emember 1at Gay-—-toes <J j f . ° : ° fate ane 4 i = Ww wf 1 not see how entirely Kate was prevented by | of _ I i "et e twentieth ve el of | my very great prejudice, I deem it —— The King of the Sandwich Islands is con- i veel ' he prisoner, listen. | OF Uetover, the twel : es | myself, as well as to you, to make a public | sidering th ire recons i f hi WTAILS SI rT ! the turnkey (com seeing the prisoner, list ; \ ; Sag hae th 1 twentieth | myself, as well as to you, f me | sidering the entire reconstruction o is ’ attle of Balaklava, the twentie J ; ee es : em Walker rs | ed like one uttely bewildered, but brfore he } Ea - of the ii tcices of the Light |statement of the manner in 2 ich the | cabinet. WO Wie a9 oF 9 liversary 0 wf RAS BY Hi o ‘ ; , OW i 6 } Shadows of t ul men, | | : ¢ - School Question was drawn into the contest, | . mee | anal ss ek amazement, ¢ repare | Bricade!”’ | : ” . ‘ Matchles 2 i way ap u * ‘ ee WW And thou was of the three | could recover his amazement, and prepare | Brigade!” ue sa spot | leaving you to judge as to whether I have {atchless maid,’ is the way @ presumpt N ' any ; y " . | for a farthor attack, a bestia and a cry inthe| There is in England at any rate one spot o? . : uous young man addresses a lady of very : - “ iy | for a farthor attack, a bustt Oe ee a a eo ee cee acted as an honorable man. sania age ‘ ‘ \ Mt , benches just above him diverted his attens | ere caeae * , ee es > mreviol “tio a ae Ontario.Q vew Q \ , We : ee ! | that with red stones—Chelsea Hospital, the | On the Monday — u the eatin, During the past year the United States | ) at ‘ sary Ona 6 sg y es ‘a m. , Any S c D one a b e5 i ? - "4 ] os d that of every ons elie. living witness to the care and love of Eng; | a. a 2 ype wg . imported 19,864,000 pounds of tea from . ; 1 ; a dans » her squir s, where eople re ‘ : Mr. Grove had fallen from his seat in a| jand towards those who have bled pe he r. L isqul i eae = he L- aan te : sta find Japan, . . le . ‘ aa Ther ; Yarer . Oo ssi y in-! principally Catholics, I was s risec in : 8 Ma , \ a e alte Sut | fit, The excitement and disappeintment of | There, ee, a rary a | Oat while eae as win in i tae The Governor of Syriahas been ordered s : . ro a Ls Lok + b+ | terested as the outside d may be, the 4 , ' ’ oe 7 : Oe 3 : “= B ® i a Pie sari. co | the day, following as they did upon a night empty sleeve, the missing leg, the cruel | favor, scarcely any one would promise to| to supprees all Protestant schools in his Ss Ly. 1 l 10 | a a in anual 7 =r een ee 5 5 \ a Or odin saiffarancea wasn | Vi | ' y : * |of hard drinking, bad proved too mano * | white scarare forcible reminders of a bloody | yote at all. ee trange Sa “ge ~ proves oan hee sar M Rous : | The strong man, subdued by drink, lay dying | hye-gone, and among its inmates many a| utterly inexplicable to me, until net a It is stated that Don Alphonso has order- _ Ste | on ths i gr Ly moustache can tell, aye and show too, | gentleman on my way to a meeting - be | ed the destruction of trains and shooting of t 1 love thatey vill be yO su . of) er . = 9) ae ba ueet nal h informe 18 | railway officis B 7M : - r re ead men hav loved r uffarctts relatienshio to Katharine | what curious patterns a * Rooshian bullet held on Ly quid Road, who oe a ee officials. o “ ‘ 41 dt i wet Hb hint o Phe suffer +m -™ "ns aig or sabre can work in human flesh, Other that the Rev. James I helan, arish I a The city of New York has the only school i? M W Mond... V 1 oe ; was soon proclaimed by her sad ery. lenots there. are dotted here and there | at Vernon River, had on 0m se age ay, | in the United States for the practical teach- , ener en ' : ls Mh dita: aie ea + + : ; ; : § . ‘ii. } I Che V 1 the Peak.’—| *My unclef ob, my poor uacle.’ lthrough the length and breadth of the|in the Ch 7 I, “yr a oe ay 4 ‘? | ing of the veterinary science, - » ~~ ya2 . ere -i sup Tr >} ero 3 MaIiagates, as Cy tt - : : New West ? 3 & i s ‘ ‘ v Tent ! hin thought] Porn few minuics there was: pause of | country, where the day was remembered ; | SU} ae i th i ‘ ve ss cual te a | Dueling is so prevalent in the Prussian ' } ‘ — ane e : } les y » i wera b Arstoor ¢ e pose he . » I y) _ PAANTAX , - Sale Be gu us! tet lintel ubaee homes were the scanty hope left by the | were both unc cata t] es : pe tion, ®m™y that an officer may pull a man’s nese 3 > D s y ex } Daily, S$ : HE VOI AND 7 PEAK busivess in the Cour ro eee res pe ief early news was struck out of many a age ( argo a he Sc + ; : sestik at nen end be dead bates one ati. suit vr ' , i a cs iohtior pre-lai:r. es . ed rtai he | The effect of this advice would fall almos : 2 ; | Law itself stood still, in the mightier pre-} jira for ever by the cruel certainty of the | The effec a de , 4 . ‘ Dally, © es Phe voice and pees Link hed :ddenly come upon it, | a. Jeath list which so duly followed that | exclusively upon me,as I had strong as A Japanese girl who came to America us z ak came as a tas | sence which had so sudk niy come upon it, iong death lis RtGn so Guly 10: Preece a upport nun ene | laedine three years ago, recently bore off four of ‘ 3 5 tee ee 2 . “ gloric victory.’ sur : - sy hile : : ee : semi . ele ‘ , o ’ ‘ \ eave es ¥ t d s yng been | “ glorious victory. p= } ei ; 1e highe rize a Washington semi Wes i \ 7 We ys 6 ti Le aes a" he eneet © _ ng oe | Whe English commanded by Lord Raglan, | Catholics in the Parish of Vernon River, | vt 2 ghest prizes at ashing em ‘ iS ’ TT Le POaY } ot ae ‘ nines a ent ee hw + ah ir ’ eS ae : oe a : : 1ary. : ru ¢ ) the rosy thi watching ‘or the agoniesof a guilty human| 44.4 French under General Canrobert, while it was well understood that Mr, | [4*! a i cs dialed ‘ 5 ; ) i 32 i , dawn. ‘ : os a “ahaa i ee youl CeiV very » sup | Jol. Mobray , a Kast St. . 7m The : heart, now turned as eurigusly upon th | together witha asmall and almost worse | Munn indy : o ay = _ P of Cobaea mat ee ee — . ’ oe rT} y 4} ; ; . “pire pi ‘ 31 ‘t fro > Ua ics ¢ 1a ace. i i ) . 8 e r, . M > M I Ww Ss »p al niga’ nave | Heard te Voice ying man. than unless body of Turks, occupied a posi. | port from oe . bly h id. 1 a } Sana Salil though he says there isa a ‘ vt 1 ¥ 4 ~ . ‘ * “ ah ety } »e s Ss ry y 5 m is AaSK~ avi L OadLD U ‘ : f a a ae : ‘ : Rave over the rocky bar; Aud continually, piercicg the buzz and| tion in reference to Balakava which, by | the meeting su nr el "2 : ti i poser ’ & M teansictal ge ) ’ \ Frid But thou wert silent in heaven— RN senna dell } Rat} | virtue of its natural situation—a high ab- | ed to explain my views on he education | ness. . B ‘ i . va sid ™ . } } } t f » crowd samme NKatharin | : : : | e -anly said th: ‘onsiders ei n ane ‘ : 3 ies ' é ’ oan Above thee g 1 the stat ee 8 ee eee - rupt mountain range overlooking the Bal- | question. In repty, t nid ; ng I< aig Manitoba,, or Manastupo, as the Indians - 1 : v.9 plaintive ery, ‘My unc'e! oh, may I go to} ayiaya yalley—aided by judicious engineer- | ed myself unfairly dealt with. Iwas ens | cal} it, means, “ God's dwelling place it Y add, ¢ MOU . s - ee ene ee ' ¢ ‘ s oh Fr ie oc 7. c i | neerwedl inh 1e fie] yy Catholics in| 3. : thes 7 fi eget ‘ “a set thon Bo voice, on him ?’ |ing. wasdeemed almost impregnable. ‘To | courage i int ) the - ld 4 : oe oe - is one of the finest wheat growing countries ' ' Oe ee ae cy oe + last attracted | turn this position was the object of the| Vernon River, without any intimation from | jn the world. Pisqu re ‘ " : *I am the voi if the p This mournful entreaty at Jast attracted | turn bhis postin ‘o} ious had t , | anybody that the School Question was to be R -¢ : : ; ? I rave, [ ' } ne the agony of the | Russian force. lhe night previous had been | anybody that the schootls i within | »ecent information confirms the rumor X i L rave, f fA t who, pitying the agony o: the} 4 2 a | aneleme sontest. ant yw, Withi : : . i , vis ce : oped ae Fag dae Jy | a busy one with them, but so well laid were | an element in the aor ' ss . ig okerase , mentioned in our columns a short time ago : ’ —— si A isand ¥ $ go etitioner, whose clasped hands and strains | the plans of Menschikoff and Gortschakoff | two days of the eles 00 : or 2 J *' | that Hugh W. Blackadar was appointed : - lo north, south, east 1 wes g eyes were turned sppealingly to him, | that at half-past seven on the morning of | ‘ime, _ . -s oe : ‘o the ss st Post-Master of the City of Halifax. , \ ° r " ¢ ‘ oo | or Salas (ial : } tron¢ ior eclarei 10Wever, 11 r€ ost | : ' BECY HRY carla egal | recalled the attention of Mr. Beauchamp, by | the 25th news was brought in that « strong) tion. =< vd smphatic manner, that 1 was}. !¢ was @ couple from Danbury Conn., who : And moana LK Inn bak S ee ee 1.. | foree of some 30,000 men, under General | explicit and emphatic manne cn nung, | DOrrowed a two year old child when etart- I . tas . | saying, ia @ tone which that learned gentica } sentant f infantry cavalry, | opposed to the establishment of separate |. . a : . $e : 1 a 41 El Bie it thnk his Laprandi, consisting Ol Iniantry, Cavalry, | OPPpos that their effect would be to de- | ing on their bridal tour, in order to deceive —— T 4 ‘ i Lads i S then im nerfectly upderstoc BOON SOR Oe dee re S scl ls, that their eilec oul e . : See : ' A.A CD LU] towers in his | BAAN pertently wacersiogs: Fo } and artillary, had crept up als of the ce eke srities of the benefit of education | the inquisitive crowd as tothe nature of i a "tor YJ jth May, 1 Cee a é Ae Lordship expected his saggestions to be at-| many gorges ofthe district, leading from } prive minorities of the benen iucation | 7 rust Ofiice, Ca town, f. & Pr oo . B iey ft ee me : | eo ee 1 anbasnties is » | altogether, that they would promote re- | the trip. iinet ‘ ee eee a Sabastopol. and was then actually in the | altogether, y ; nn ae ; : / i : op ; 3 . 8 cle eset ley below the English position. The | liglous discord, and virtually break up the; ¢ ardinal Cullen and the entire Catholic rar TAITDATRER 107 DY T ic ADT. ; vt Val DeluW 1i@ English position | eee ee ’ ; lili ca ; a Lice ALMANAC FOR NOVEMBER, 1874, C SI 53 L100. ; } ht vo you wen ie ce rikeret ang lalarm once given, all was astir. Orders | educational system of the country. 1 de- | Episeopate issued a pastoral letter denounc- > i acacia “ a Nees I sb tp 7 a : f quest ‘ Beauchamp? It ap-| as . honind ched to Sir George Catheart | clared further, that 1 was not, and never | ing late addresses of Tyndal, at Belfast, be. a \ | 11g i i ' ne " r i were aespatcne O wv “at & re | ut oo . 1: y3 | : <4. = co tte : ia = W | EY r I ¢ 1 t he has already deposet | ews 1H. R.H. the Duke of Cambridge, to | had been, of opinion that religion should | fore the British Assoeiation, as a revival of vy i i . 2 i GA me toatl as ¢ aay ; Ar * be Ade JUWK All AMA Sy E < - = ‘ . sai Bal | aganic New M Da 2 - : - annwen Aud s rai 5 ; | put their divisions in motion for the scene | be eliminated from schools where practical | paganism, raw ' : . 1} ua ‘ . ¢ y a , a | pu Ir al s 5 1t ti iU0i2 j el a s : : . ‘ | oe i im i « low Uiseia Oivnlr: rae ee 2 * lof action, while General Canrobert sent | difficulties did not exist, and — in ~e | The Austrian Government has informed First : ¥ le “ 2 t raised f v a a, e had bet be allowad te go down. She} o DB 2 1 ivision to assist | city ot Charlottetown, where the public | the Porte of its intention to conclude com- 4 Q i AWTS IVATRATOOTAN AMTATT Not raised i | General Bosquet with one division to assi b | 5 ba ery : ; tf or i c , i Full M - D ” Ay SOMMITSSIO AUT atid ay But when their « is O Cf. eems in t distress. The person who] iy hold ; med valley i schools had fallen into disrepute, where | mercial arrangements with the principali- : ts . i 4 - _" * i. x a - . Bea : . J “ IN CHO fhe valley, t , : ” Sh Hace : le, lL ondere| 1 , glories of the day | highly efficient schools had been establish- | ties, and considers the discussion of the T , } > no \ ‘a bod Ce VLU uhG &* r 7 - r. ene "ee ia we ci i z : — : : ; } ) { Pass, and an ee d ’ would be to enumerate a grand succession|ed by the Wesleyans, Episcopalians and | subject closed. _benow J : . thi iil bUDA tvui oY . va 1 be eallant deeds shared in by all branches | Roman Catholics, L saw no ees on why Sir Hercules Robinson has informed the stUN SM ¥’s NCI i HuST the ad, Anak with & ae pacspeitesns inhale wi icine halen ‘| of the service. How the 93rd Highlanders, | such should be deprived of ee support, | trome Government of the establishment of ., (DAY WEEK a Ae eu a ee a ‘a venue Ga take the & y oor Kate saw that it would be of very little | under the cool command of Sir Colin Camp.- | if they were so far pl ced oo cag a ProvisionakGovernment in the Fiji Islands. ; se | StS sGhotsaneacelid ie etl ee eis ee chin ofa man r service to hie case to question ker further, | bell and who said he “did not think it ment controi as to —— the oo > | The annual revenue from the Islands is estis ot ’ ope secre he therefore rimply requested her to look | Worth while to form them four deep,” re- * — sound gee ag het ond i. vn | mated at $125,000, ay oa 8 a Pee y4isi n'y 7 WELOV , s th eee ae pulsed merely, with that famous “ thin red et i under os aE st a i hg ty | Speaking of the profits of cattle grazing, . : 2 : a if ‘ ni ; y t agait 1e@ pr} ner. 7. . : a eT aa tunel 19 the re | ing b separate scnool oul SQtisly | a x - . : : 2M , : : SESTLINMED Es 24 and & RCS Ca , wr noe anda : , | streak, topped with aline of steel,” the on | -— 7 42 as pepe ati 1 a p tarel of last | 9? Indiana journal tells of aman in Lafay~ } Tuesday ; ’ “ is ; ‘ tring Is 0 Aring | But althoag loskins had withdrawo, | ward-rush of some 1.500 Russian horses. | Catholics, cam quotes 7. pre leg Petr ette,in that State, who has just sold, for Ww 7 ,4 5 < ie “oe lour seeing ’ ‘ } c l tH } 5 , ler Brigadier, | winter to that effect gentleman pres | —.-' 7 ce eC N A OUl > | ay here was nothing now intercept her | How the heavy Cavalry, under Brigadier, | winte1 r rere a $50.000, a herd of 2x ttle that t : . ‘ ni there was nothing uow to eres} LOW ta J J | : : . a cas ¢ $50, . a herd of texas cattle that he i i 8 ts DUA ‘i , 1| General Scarlett, with one wild shout and | sent referred to a petition and drait of a)*" a , - * tthe fe a a a earcely have eos i General Scariett, with one i : / ave $20,005 for last fi 6 Frida : SCAND Ae \ ind th | view, Kate would scarcely have recognized | General ox pec inal ,masssive | Bill that had been read in the Chapel, on | &*¥¢ $20,000 for last fall 1 nee Far into ] raw? | a kk | thrilling cheer rushed through the masssive | bu that h per, ol hc os f the G a i 7'Saturday , ‘ Ret ane e Cte her nearest relative, through th ' PB | lrons on the enemy's horse, the very | the previous Sunday, and gave a synopsis | rhe session of the eon Leic —_ atlar .- , ~ The lone glow and ng roar, ; : i ae : ; squadrons on the mys horse, th ery | , Ui : le ge re ot aad te ue a 3 ee aVaeeeun 5 i Mi. CAMPBELL | Green rushing from the rosy throne of dawn. | tears which dimmed her eyes, far less per- | a’var of his cavalry as if they had been but | of their contents, and I was asked if | | opened in Berlin by the Emperor William 9M | F. Mi. GA! oc Green rushing from the rosy throne of awn. : . bo | canbahaaaal idck nak Sho a alee | would support the prayer of the petition, in person. The speech from the throne, i n who: > had ouly see 1c@ in the] pasteboard, an ut then ter rout. | Wo 5 ik te soetariauay ; : rates © 10, Tues ‘ ~ al ie esxt SQPorehant(: me ; ae | OR FRO ee ee ee et een eet Been ee I replied that I would not promise to sup. | among other things, enumerates compre- {y-Wedn's 24 26| Sar OMROE aa Pp oteee or ST ED BY | vlimznering light of a death chamber, and | These and such as these are incidents Geep- | r nen hat | had not seen, | hensive measures to bring about uniformity 2 7 “ : YY AGEN. l ITER ATURE Pa cae : : : | ly graven in the memories of those who| port any document that ud not seen, | ted ie 1 2 bhursday ' . COMO SMISSIO™ At+t. , . ae = i who bad thea osen s0 Cunbningiy aisguised. | v 1 es r whom they fought, | One or two gentlemen present expressed | 19 judicial procedure. Z ‘ ~ o ‘ 7-7 , Pry 7 > a a Na a Ne Ne . : { ntand the hearts for whom 1€y “or | } } , ini | mr} ‘ ; F } ner iti 0 ifed 4 Sa . r IDCLTIONEFER 4 BROAL A FAH ARINE. | §f do ot oow him, mceed 1 do not know; purine crowning glory of the “ay was re-| themselves favorable to my opinions;| The ( ongren of the Argentine onte ers 5S " 5 5 ' ‘ ' | \ ‘vaining her gozo so follew | served for the “ Light Brigade” under Lord | while others disapproved of them, and said | ation has declared the republic in a state of ae ¥ " 1 ( De eee : ~*velol +2 .OUCW | served for the it ms . ; : i . ‘ ; 1¢M ‘ 21M PAIL WVbtui, | ABEwO Ms ae 0% 4 TALE OF WOMAN'S TRIALS. | et ee ee ve ie eae Cardigan, in which @ cruel error either in| that if Mr. Munn was present he would | siege, and voted the money necessary to 17 Tues: 2 AGENT FOR THE ‘ usage are on meena | the figare of her unc, &. OT OE orders or their construction led toa deed probably go the ‘whole hog,’ and the} enable the Government to crush the insure 18 Wedn's e ‘ “oe i ‘ ' t ig ried out covr ee a { , an pay ry which has only been equalled meeting broke up. On leaving the school- {rection. The President says he can imme- ' A 4 1 ‘ 2 ea pa geee eres . s ‘YT Tr r Te Se ° ca J Gt < ant ily wiv PALLATLL VORICH Las miy wee ue : i : % ao. 19, Thurs . ) ti Standard fe Laasziy <b,5US Lv, CHAPTER VII.—Continued, j i i , : By giving ise 7. Thermo; vimas defence of Leonidas | house, | informed my lending ¢ a diately muster and arm 20,000 men, le > ‘a - ee j Dasty gianc io the deok. *‘ Sure). » i sels “a 4 ae. io atistie ri th he é aw a 2s . 20 Friday 4 6 7 3 , Sept. 1, 1873. ly Mr. Ash’ey, keen and ‘ar-seeing, perceiy~ ni, a ™ sn ne Surely I may by tsa ~+an heroes, friends that Ph eens ye re ye ef | The ag 098 editor of the Times, aa 21 Saturday i 5 32 - r ' ‘ f ai To4 go bows an iis Sp: ~ wagsset be numveer | situation, and that tended, 0 16 10ls! Iceland Neb., savs :— 90,000,000 000, 0C * a i . i ps : 4 4 dimetine ESD ed at once the favorable turn affairs were p _ : a ao — i wanesod to - hime Pat lowing oes to send my resignation to the _ 2 re ) ran fe 10.000, 000.000.000.000 ‘uenee "23 Me l i JOSEPH CREAMER, taking, am! chuckled inwardly ; while Mr. | en Wes sCarsvly accord— | ere ene ne eee dee ee line places. and publish the! ee ee : l 8 2 : Tr cele C san, olan ern veer a e efore Kate sprang we oh fi | of some 3),000, with aboun . “high tpey | different polling places, and publish the | hoppers at least, passed over here yester- - if : Physician Ry oure 0 , | Gtove, annoyed a d mortified by this pubs 2 ie ise, oO PS © '2@ | wards the head of the valley to n.. -si | peasons which led to my withdrawal. ; | day, There mght have been a few more, r } } - c> - ? | box, and tri ) k , by wy hel» i , oe wail » nine . rae 1 . ae it ‘ 7. oa ~ | tic denial, began to chafeand fret. To do| 70% #94 tried to make her way through the | had retreated, when an order was receiv. Ratore leaving the place, however, ! was! oy Jess did not count very closely. “< = it - se pe . 7" 2 7 erows 2 ry > t ‘ * 4 i f : a j a } r » wmen— y supD- \ I CLIZY HOLE L, him justice, it was not the loss of his meney crowd. But this was no slight undertaking; | by Lord Lucan, commanding the cavalry,| . gy apt. eg cn sare hed Le Nord, the Brussels organ of Prussia, - a & oh as mh) vey} 1 tHe 2085 Ol Nig ! ‘ ; iat ne j han 1 infos “-@ Ww nents a : | oO 4 0 7 oy wr -é¢ IP eo ky Rs si cea i ~ | the mob pressed ap to the very stairs, and| Which was constructed to mean that the | informe. sand two opponen J’ | says the Montenegrin massacres cannot be 2 ] ‘ 2 7 HARLOTIFOETOWN. | which made him so inveterate, but the crav- } ‘ ’ besa BS : : ie -¢he Rey. Mr. Phelan, | ““- me a fa 38 45 ile i | filled all the passages, impediug her pro- | Light Brigade, all unsupported as it was, | porters of min. Ae +! overlooked. Turkey must mete out speedy Hes : si 7 } - nani « far @ noee 1 h, on aie mee - 4 ye ny JOULE Y 3c . > . ° s ihe - n¢ r Ke ‘ - ale ; } 8 43\p Sk i ate oy. | mz to punish, as far as possible, the man | ge " PFO | should charge this terrible forces and caps | undertaken to wait on . wr manner id | justice to the perpetrators, and make res 4 etin « ~ « : d id hii ii i sCOr : fi . ‘ ! } shea le ec ms nt : : : i . nie e i jt ‘ : wt to poor g1 s mn | Whose violence hed, as he supposed, hase | 2° be sho would have wasied mach | ture the guns, between which and them. | and represent to him the wu. woutd | aration for the crime @ great powers sultati to poor gratu y on} ; PE i= | : fe g : ’ L , : : : -» | paration r th me. 1e g I a 4 > from 1 to 4 | Aivels Hous « him ies Mie one | precious time in the attempt, had not « gens| selves lay a plain of a mile anda half in| which the advice given on Sunaa, ave ndlyised the Porte to take this course. from 1 tened Mary’s death, and whom hoe saw es-| 5 ee . = oo : : : oo @ mayise {i AR DS 20, 1874.—tf ee we nts ; tloman, Who bad watched proceedings wich} length. Let Dr. Russell, 7'imes' War Cor~| operate against me, and the false positiv.. Jia Jie aping Of

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| my uncle had given me th

hat he could not but believe to be a wilful falsehood,

‘ This strange

denial is scarcely consistent with your repeated refu-els to give any ins formation or clue tothe robber, Miss Nugent; such obstinacy ergucs a warmer f

interest ly feels

rhays never saw him be- fore that night, you have jualntance

A flush of angry shemo

aly} ' } x . alihough you

£16Ce. a G:owe a i

Kate's pale cheek at this

but mastering the imoulee to make a pass

nsolert innuendo,

sionate reply, she said quietly ‘Nay, sir, I think my has been perfectly coneittent; I have, as you say, been repeatedly asked if I knew the man who had robbed me, and I have constantly answered, 2s I do now, that I never saw him befor-, and bave never seen him since.’ ‘Do you know this pockst-book?’ asked

cenia!

the course! sudden);

+ For.’

‘Oh, indeed; you do know that? Then perhaps you will havo the goodness to say whose it is?’

‘My unele’s.’

‘And pray how may you know it?’

; ie * By the clasp, which my aunt ara I have} | Sewn on many times,

’

*‘ When did you sez it last?’

* Upon the night of the robbery.’. § Did you give it to any one?’

*If you mean, cir, dil | give it to the robber—no.’

* Now pray be calm, Miss Nugent, and do not jump to conclusions, they are alwaye Cangerous. No ove would suspeet you of giving the book to a thief if you bad not put it into our heads, and so compelled me to When the man entered your room and attempted to rob yor, lid yoa make any resistance ?'

‘] did?

‘What did the book contain, a

,

ask you another questicn.

nd where was it?

‘ The book containcd the mcney of which charge, and | had put it in the front of my dress.’

‘Then bow did you loss it?’

‘It fell feom my drees in the strugyle.’ itthen?’

r.

‘And what became of ‘[t was seized by the robb You saw it?’

‘Yee,’ ‘Whatkind«f a om?’

‘A faint one from a rushlight.’

‘ Was it strong enough to allow you to

light was there in th

“

distinguish persors? ’

‘ Yes.’

‘At this moment the experience] turnkey, who knew that the important question was coming, ros» suddenly, and appeared to be questionins his eolleagee upon something in the paper he had been reading; but ia reals ity the movement wes to evab’e him to ap- proach nearer to the spot where his part was to be performed.

* Then b2 80 goo! as to lock at the pris soner, and te'| me if you saw him in your room that night?’