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The climax had come. The heaving/eqd attempt at laughter. ‘Tis a|

bosom eould bear silence no longer; the} worthless document to me; ts at your] insult was uneudurable. service, sir captain; and as oa e b nded |

** Base wretch ! cried she, in a voice, me the paper he ae OMPaRRHICG tne at of comp ressed agony, ‘st ud aside from | with another sorry cachi atl ss my path l folded the precious docun ents, an |

“Not yet,” answered Ijurra, grasping| thrust all three under the breast of my | the bridle more firmly “I have some-| coat: theu placing mysell in fighting | thiug farther to communicate Pe attitude, I cried to my adverss ry to

* Villain ! release the rein!” '** draw and defend hims¢ i.

* Before I do, you shail promise Vou | L had alrea ly neticed that he wore a shall swear == aw rd, and, like my: if, ti apt eared

‘‘Avaia! let z »! or this bullet to your | be the only weapon he carri . aw heart! ”’ no pistols up his per Ue q had me :

[ had sprung from out the thicket,| myself—nothing save a light cut-aoad- and was rug jing forward to her reseue [tryst sword It was fat shtet than I saw her right hand on high a the sabre of D va tavouls Dut at i something shining in its grasp t was} \ that had st a er\ ce i . | a pistol, Its muzzie was tur 1] ha per t ) renee 10 ” [jurra. I - r for the resu i t “No doubt the resolute character of} eowardls n adversary; 1 was not | her who held it was well known to him awed, either by his heavier blade, or the | for the threat produc: t an immediate uperior size of his pers n : | effeet : the coward relaxed his hold, the lo my astoi ishment, he hesitated tO | reins dropped from his fingers, aud} unsheathe his sword! with a mingled look of hatred and fear, rO BE CONTINUED. | he steppec d back a pace salient aati

The moment the bridle became ire« Domestic the steed, already startled by the spur : bounded forward, and after half-a-dozen RNITI Po.isH.—Ea narts of springs, both horse and ri er dis: peeres oil and vinegar mixed. | behind the screen of the palmettoes. addition to giving a polish |

I was too late to play the knight- For Givine A Fisk Gross ro LINeEn | errant. The ‘“‘ladye faire’ had vot) goons CoLuars, &c.—Add a teaspoen- |

needed my help; she neither saw nor/ >) of sait and one of finely-seraped |

heard me; and by the time [ arri ived | white se oap to a pint of stareh. | upon the ground, she had passed out of} initia Meice: Jn +68 indian | sight, and Jjurra was aloue. enagt three cupfuls, flour, twe cuptulls; | URS |sugar one cupful; carbonate ef eedet cia CHAPTER L, fone teaspoenful: mix all with butter- = AWKWARD ODDs. jmilk and bake | Igurna was alone, and I continued to| Wa is 70 BO a : Coup Pora- | advance to the spot where he was stand-| TOES S a ae eee | # ing. His back was towards me, for he} “espeentul of cither buiter or drip-| : still fronted in the direction iv which | P™ gs in & fr) a sad, I Bix oO} | Isolina had gallop ed off. He had fol-/CS"" & : ae - L polar one even lowed her with his eyes, with a ery of | teaspoenl Wh a ul - . ‘ disap pointed ra ve, with a threat of mali: g- De] per % aen wné¢ . ; » ~P 1G nant thn | ;thne potatocs and iry f be en | The sound of his own voice hindered minute a, er untti weil-brawne< . A » | him from wie ds mine, and he was pot | . wo as seid are ot is n es — aware of my presence, whea I paused} “*”: oe cen as ag “@ Abobo Ampagan 3c arcely three feet from where he stood. ed a at , : es ne cava | and directly behind him. I held my|! YOU pret oe oe tees ay sword drawn; I could have thrust him need ig a thegaet a. ee ' a ee ae | in the back, through and through again, 6m —_— side, wae — 5 : i ceey Sees | bef fore he covld have offered either defence e| ee ee. eal yr three si1ces Of it perk May t

: : or three slices ef fried salt perk may be | r resistauce. He was completely in my | i J | ~ : ~ ; used for these. power. if. i ae JD te

: ; } } \ 7, — Fortunate was it for him at that mo- SiEAT Hasi.— | meut that [ had been bred a ventlemat ANG Aiiew Ouec-liird me

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else in another instaut his lifeless bo = | potatoe, I or VEE OUSUCCS, oe tae would have lain at my feet. A plebian | petatoes shou d be ireshty botled rd blade would have made short work panes. For other celd OST, finely, | with the ruffian, and I coufess that my | °!°P ped cold potate ? will answer | instincts of fair play were sorely | fo a quart of the a are all a | tried. I had before me a man who | Se2sPe0 Gt Of salt ANG Da t aspoc _ nul | had sought my life—a deadly foe—a |" pepper, mixed ltegether and a. deadly foe to her I loved—a eee . ee eee. t eo eres yillain—a murderer! With such titles| Heat a teaspoonful of butter or nice | > for himself, he had none to the laws of | drippit nge.in & fry ing-pan ; meisten the honor; and I confess that for one short!‘ b _ oO ee ee grees xe — moment, I felt like ignoring his claim. Jand ee PAP Res tebe. ee : Li ‘Twas but for a moment: the thought | @*Y be brewned by iret neaveg revolted, Wicked and worthless as he| °TC8S8 snd om e ay 5 Mt ~~ — was, I could not stab him in the back. | bick ef iS SATO SOG, orem serene

I leaned sorward, aud tapping him | ‘wenty a —Lasiest Way in upon the shoulde: , pronounce ‘ed his name. i — roe ae

It was the first intimation he had of 7. ot A physician of foity years’ stand- my presence ; and starting as if hit by Ll; ing” writes as follows “to the Lenden

builet, he turned face towards me, The! Times :-—“* While there is necessarily

flush of anger upon his cheek suddenly great diversity ef opinion to the

gave place to a deadly pallor, and his | tneas of women to undertake any of

eyes became set in that peculiar stare | the oecupations which men fo low, en-

that indicates an apprehension of danger. | , ailing i st nhysical Iabour and. ex-

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It was the first time we had stood | chars ter now entirely in the hands of face to face, and I now ees nee There is one branch in the ceived that he was a much larger lical professier for whieh it had man than myself. But I saw, too, th: at | vie g seemed tome that the educated his eye qu: viled and his lip quivered at}woman is especially adapted, and | the encounter. I saw that he was cow- leover bim proving anay tiling, ahe eon- ed; aud I felt that [ was his master. | which appears to have exe iped the

ata You are Rafael Ijurra Y J repeated, i — of those most interest i in

as he had not made answer to my first! nding eceupation for her. It is the interrogation. ; ddl e » of ph macy. Both in and out ** Si Senor,” he answered hesitatingly. | of hospitals lapprehend that pharmaey, ** What do you want with me ?” 1.8 well as the public, would profit by “You have some documents there”| ax extensive employment of women, — (he still held the papers in his hand) ; ‘* Shelliegeer ti esnemaiintieenntmnnioeerenitnemienn portion of them belongs to me. I shall! gv, Bi asaslat kbc, 4 trouble you to hand them over.” Si, tad wre} oS gut af ‘ Are you Captain Wartield?” he ask-| 43 bs ed, after a pause, at the same time pre-| -NHE above Hotel is now RE O ED, teuding to examive the super rscription | L baving n thoroughly 1 { and upou the commissary’s s letter. I saw refarnished in the best styl . Being centrally that his fingers trembled, {situated and within three minutes walk of “i am Capt ain Ws: ‘arfield—you ought | the Railway D pot and Steamboats, it offers to know by this time.’ | inducemente te the travetling publi

W ithout notici ing the insinuation, he | _ Peemavent and ‘ae aah ™ i tel os replied: ** True—there is a letter here | the city, bearing that address. I found it npon the road; you are welcome to it, senor,” | Cl’ town, Dec, 21, ’81, ere As he said this, he handed me the 3 commissary’s order, still retaining the| other documents. : “There was an inclosure? I perceive | you have it in your hand. I beg you. will make me equally welcome to that.” | “Oh! a note signed Ramon de Var-| gas? It was an enclosure?” ** Precisely so; and of course goes | vousness in ALL its stay , Wea along ¢ with the letter.” atte sal 2 eeretien Vight Sweats “0 certainly: here it is senor.” | Loss of Power. "It zep irs Nerv tat ‘There is still another little document | Soin dan" Fostores ‘Boronia a your possessioun—a safeguard from mad Poesy uae ha te ame % expert "g The American commander granted to a} Medicine is pleasant to the taste, and each box con- certain lady. It is aot yours, Senor | cheapest aud. beste ou ae and is the | Ijurra! | beg you will deliver it to me, | Pamphlet, which we desire to mail free t

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. a longs. : i be mailed free of postage, on receipt of the m ney, by This was the bitterest pill I } l ; itt pil BAC emi MACK’S MAGNETIC MEDICINE CO,

presented to him. He glanced hasti! ly | first io the right aud then to the left, as! . Sold in Charlot:etowa by Apotbecaries’ Hall

Uc if desirous of ‘making escape, He would “Seyewmae'” *™ ion see by all, Druszista |

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: Lorne Hieupanp WHiskey: visit 4 the ae stores of

em onal are ful ex xamir ation one analysis,

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characteristics

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Have been thoroughly overhauled, and & first-class Steam Enyine put in, making it second to none on the Island,

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For Sale or to Let.

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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

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Ch’town . Royalty Jol * 5.38 N Wiltsh’e ** 9.29 ©] « Hunter R’r. “ 9.45 ‘| *

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