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BY LIEUTENANT MURRAY, brated war correspondent, whose pictures ane of the Zulu campaigns and of the Transvaal ‘ontinued, Boers have transferred to the London Tele-

‘ : . | arap! sh of the fame riginally won Harry Cammings’ was now arrested |graph much of the fame he o as

wi." > S : ‘vid for the J'imes, has returned from the Vape.

and thrown jato prison, Evidence ; Ma dof Np tage peitiots- 5

Se At ta axiat to impli-} 22% preparing to defend Lim s ¢ f again

aufiicient was thought to exist t ay 4 ‘the attack of Sir Garnet Wolseley, who

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cate him, and cry once Praised, oiarces him with coluring his letters to the 7 '? arontnea , : cs ° '

_ opinion graduaiy set against Scobadion of the British army in South

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the known] Africa Dr. Russell isa man of energy. bitterness existing between them, the!He no sooner landed than he made =

asa as 5 may . = be ys yoy those of his | way to the Horse Guards, snd asked for an

° . . ) » Betting shoe prints exactiy Atling ; . “eagle cee. ee mn fact. bia absence from home on that {interview with the Duke of Cambridge. He own fact, his absence frot : e with the Command-

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eee eS + senal hane. nil <eem- as long been Intimat oe a es tage ae = lar-in_chief. and has long been favored by the . 7 ator ar |* Aaa or, a , y yt on Ct Pent to © IN Kis LOrM@P) p 2) family. He has ridden side by side friend's disapp sarance, nearly as StrONg | with the Prince of W ales in the jungles of as circumstantial evidence cold do- |Nepati!, and stood among the wre Agra ® al . lo urcr + b, «a ¢ i ta wanactlaes ‘ ee therefore {iar ry of ig i nec to his Laws er toatl Den ar. it is neeatess to $2. es , re, he bud aon « long walk that evening j that he returned triurmpnant from the in- sae . : » ant ahearhed |terview. The Duke expressed the utmost puto the eounftry, ana an an absorbed | ervicw. , } Pere tetenteed, time yeti tconfidence in his veracity, and the matter frame of mind had gone‘further than he | COnMePes te ot ee ied ¢ 'will resolve itself into a literary be- knew of, and that when he tu ned (0 | eween Sir Garnet and the valiant doctor. come home, ho was himself surprised at ils ; : - Yh} ve ; the distance ho had walked, This w a3 | Na alls the cause of his not getting home that, iow I neg ; Tuesday nighi until just after midnight. you thinking about to

Nutmags grew on littl: trees which look war trees, and are generally over

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> years, having ripe fruit upon thera at al! seasons , fine tree in Jamaica has over 4,000 nutmegs on it yearly. The Dutch used to have this nutmeg trade, as they owned the Banana Islands. and conquer- ed all the other traders and destroyed the tyees. To keep the price up they once burned three piles of nutmegs. each of which was as

frait for seventy or eigot

ae like small pe: absorb yeu so ” asked his lawyer. twenty feet high. The flowers are very small, ; ’ ; ; , a . } Ps , uP i‘ > ey Se a ‘Miss Mary said Harry franklin, ‘ [like the lily of the valley. ‘They are pate and war making > my mind to propose tojvery fragrant, ine nitimesg ts che se ec of a aie “> . Candee’ rs . vt, ec ‘ » +) “y ‘Avearino yer 8 ; 1s iruit, ANG Mace is tne Thin ¢ ing over tn . j me mI * ¢ » t rir. : her, and 1, weightag the ree, snag seed, The fruit is about ss large as a peach. to pursue in case 1 found her indiffers ‘Wop d, ripe it breaks open and shows the lit- ; } 1 } . . 5 ent. oc if thers should be any obstacies ttle nut inside. The trees grow on the islands ’ ‘" ee ' . . mrare) - haere he or raised, It may scoma slight matter tojof Asia and tropical america. Phey bea: 1sed, : f /

you,’ he continued to his legal aulviser, ‘ but it was ai! absorbing to me, aad | neither saw nor heard what was going on about me

‘You did not mest any one ?’

‘No, it was pretty dark, and besides,

i } ’ i - ; . ’ - ° if | had. i shouid not have not ed them. large a3 a ehurch. Nature did not sympa- ‘That’s a] ity.’ thize with their meanness. The nutmeg

‘Why?’ pigeon, found in all the Indian Islands, did ie f ; . for the world what the Dutch deternined ‘Rosane » could prov ou to . Because, if = could ee , -» Should not be done —earried the nuts, which have been e'sewhere on that evening tare their food, into all the surrounding coun- or night, we are ait rignt. tries, and trees grew up again and the world ‘Ov, an alibi ?’ t

ad the benetit,

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The bitte ‘ness of feeling betiveen | Loving Yome. Frank Osgood and himself he frequen:- admitted, thoagh he said:

‘ft ix all gone new, since Miss Marr and myself understand each other,’

The matter of the foot-priats, Harry thoaght a simple absurdity. It was quite possible the shoes of both were of the same size, and possibly the same make.

‘Young Osgood was a great favorite.’ said his counsel, ‘and had not an enemy in the world, kaown, except yourself. And as there is no evidence

ot robbery, what possible motive could

Nothing appears to us so beautiful in hu- man experience as the reciprocal affection of parents and childera, especially after the latter have attained maturity, and, it may be, formed new relations im life. We have seen the loving and lovely daughter, after she had become a wife amd mother, seize every op- portunity of visiting the parental home, to lavish her affectionate attention’ apon -her parents, and, by a thensand, graeeful and tender kindnesses, assure them tiat though she is an idolized wife and a happy mother, her heart still cleaves with ever- strengthening fervor to father and mother, who watched over her infancy and guided her youth. It has been our privilege to know siich, and as we have witnessed the outpouring

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lead any one to put him out of the of love and happiness between these devoted way? This is what the other sice will and glowing hearts we have felt that surely argue, he + rid to his client. ‘ You much of heaven might be enjoyed here if all wero the onc enemy!’ families were equally attached. And would 4 : that every daughter knew wiat pure joy she

It was now about threo monthst micoht create in the parental bosom by a con- |}

o . *o* . stant keeping alive of filial devotion,

frequent opportunities to make it st in little acts of gemtieness and love,

since the disappearance of young O3- and good, and the trial ef Harry Cumm ins was about to take place, but close confinemeat in prisonment in prison and depressed spirits had altogether so worked upon his health that he was seriously ill of slow fever,too ill,as the doetcrs testified, to be brought up for

seizing manife notwithstanding the child may have become a narent. The child never grows old to a fond parent. it is always the dear child, and never 30 dear as when it keeps up t'e childish con- fidence and love of its earhest years. —C(ri/fillian.

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trial. This was unfortunate in one} The progress which the United States ? 5 ,€ > reSpect. [i gave those who believe is Government has recently made towards

converting their five and six per cent bonds into bonds bearing a lower rate of interest is simply marvellous. Last year Secretary Sherman placed the new 4 per cent. bond at par and retired an egual amount of six per cent. bonds, and now it is announced that the Ways and Means Committee of Con- gress have agreed to the issue of a three and one-half per cent. bond to replace the outstanding fives and sixes. That the new hond can be placed at par is more than orebable, as the four per cent. bend now

his guilt a fresh item of gossip, and they declared that his illness was as- sumed in order to stavo off the con- viction which would follow his trial before a jury.

At iast aftera considerable lapse of time, the trial came on. The prinoci- pal evidence relied upon by the prose- eation was that which hasalready been mentioned, and threngh the ingenious mnipulation of the district attorney | sells at 106}. The credit of the United a very strong case, based upon eircum- | States Government is to-aay SeKOey less stantial ev ideace, was clearly made out) high in the money markets of the world against Harry Cummings. than that of England and will ro

An iil at all the womanly {|?very year, because the conversion of the

“ais Cea = .- {debt bearing a high rate of interest into tendernoss of Mary. Marr, all the sin- the proposed three and a half per cent. eerity of ber affeetion, and all the con- hond, will enable the work of reducing the fidenee in her lover, shone out io beits| pational debt to proceed with much greater

tiful relief as compared io the severe rapidity.

ordeal through which he was called he ER Sree ecm

to piss, She was by hisside in court, | Fru: the Christian Union, Angust, 22, 1877.

she visite! him in prison, she minis. Ever since Dr. Wm. M. Giles, ef 120 West

teret at his sickbed, and she loved | Broadway, N, Y., extended @ frank invitation '

to owners ef lame horses, to bring their equine property reund to his place of business for free treatment, the eerner of White street and West Broadway has come fair. The doctor's bold thas thrust upon the curio neighbors, is based on his + lodide Ammonia Liniment, preferred to all others by raisers and sporting men of A valuable horse of the writer’s was kicked on the hock. Swelling and lameness ensued, rendering the anima! nearly worthless. We were advised to try Giles’ Liniment, and we are gratified to’ say it acted like a charm. About two inches of the bone came away, the sore healed up, and the lameness and swelling are fast disappearing. Uexry Warp Bsacurr, i LYMAN ABBOTT, }

Gives’ Pruts cure Dyspepsia.

Harry «ill the better because he was the victiia of such misfortune.

The case had been nearly closed. it was the morning upon which Harry’s counsel was to make his elosing ar- gument. The ecurt-~house was crowd- ed to suffucation There was little doubt in the minds of the public that Harry Commiogs would be brought in guilty. Some trifling matters, which We need not now refer to, had been brought to light which were thought to still further implicate the prisoner. The court was opened with more than usual solemnity.

To be Continued.

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Carrying Freight at through rates te Pictou, Summerside and Georgetown.

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| The number of pupils is limited, rendering ithe School select, and while it possesses all the educational advantages of a large public school, |each pupil is enabled to receive that individual } care aud oversight which is so important, and ‘which cannot be given in a large establish- } ment,

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ally. There are two resident French Gov- ernesses.

Keferences given to parents of pupils.

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DeEaR Sirn--lt is now two years since your ‘“‘Censtitutioual Catarrh Remedy’ was intre- duced tome, Ihave waited this ong to see if the cure would remain permanent beiore do- ing this, my duty, to-you, as at first the happy effects scemed to me to be “too good to true.”

I was afflicted in my head for years before I suspected it to be Catarrh. In reading in your Circular I saw my case described in many par- ticulars. The inward ‘‘drop” from the nh had become very disagreeable, and a choking sensation often preventing me from lying lon I would feel like smothering and be compel to sit upin the bed. My health and spirits were seriously affected. When your agent came to Walkertownin August, 1876, I sec three bottles. Before I had used a quarter of the contents of one bottle I found decided re- lief, aud when I had used two bottles and ® third. i quit taking it, feeling quite clear of that ailment, and have not used any since uD of late I have taken some for a cold mi my head,

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