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CHAPTER XXXVI—Coxtmncen. |

Presently followed a calmer interval, | and I begun to discuss the prebability of | my suspicious. What motive could she | have to plo tmy destruction ? Surely not | from any feeling of love for her country, and hatred towards its enemies? From all | had learned, no such sentiment ex-

isted in her mind, but rather an opposite | one—a truer patriotism. She was a | woman of sufficient aim aud intellect to | have a feeling ove way or the} other; but had {| not geod grounds | for believing her a friend to our | cause; a foe to the tyrants we would | couquer? If otherwise, I was the vic- |

tim of profound deception and vnparal- leled hy poe! isy.

Perhaps, however, personal, not national. Was J alone the object of her hatred? Had I done aught by word or deed to call forth her antag ovism—to deserve such cruel vengeance ? | If so, | was sadly ignorant of the fact. | It she hated me, she hated ove who loved her, with his whels soul absorbed in the passion. But no, I could not think that [ was an object of hatred to her. Why should she hate me? How could she?

I could think of but one motive why she should make herself instrumental in the accomplishment of my ruin. It was explicable ouly on the presumption that she was attached to [jurra—that Rafael Ijurra was the lord of her heart. Jf +o, he could easily bend it to his will—for this is but the sequence of the other—could influence her to what- ever act.

As for Ijurra, there was motive enough for his hostility, even to the seeking of my lite. ‘The insult put upon him at our first meeting—the knowledge that I loved her—for I was certain he knew it —with the additional fact that I was an enemy—one of the invaders—of his couctry. ‘These were sufficient motives thongh, doubtless, the two first far out- weighed the other: with Rafael Ijarra, revenge and jealousy were stronger pas- sions than patriotism

Then came coosolation—thoughts of brighter hue. In the face of all was the fact, that the white steed had been found, and captured! ‘There stood the beauti- ful creature before my eyes. There was no deception in that—there could be none —no scheme could have contrived a con- tingeney so remarkable.

ljurra might easily have known of the expedition without her agency. Its re- sult he would have learned from the returned vaqueros. He had time enough then to collect his band, and set after me. Perhaps she even kuew not that he was a leader of guerilleros? I had heard that his movements were shrouded iu mystery—that mystery which covers

her feeling was

the designs of the adventurer. He had pr BOREHAM’S BOOT STK served in the school of Autonio Lopez de} Nov, 99—tf

Santa Anna—fit master of deception. nicotine Isolina might be innocent even of the MACK'S WAGN (EVES “MEDI

koowledzge of his acts.

I re-read Isolina’s letter, weighing eyery word. Strauge epistle but uatural to the spirit that had dictated it. In its pages I could trace no evidence of treason. No; Isolina was loyal—she was true.

CHAPTER X XVI. ELIJAH QUACKENBOSS.

Waris these reflections were passing through my mind, | was standing, or rather leaning, with my back agaiust the buulder. and my face towards the wall of the mexa_ Directly in frout of me was a recess or indeutation in che cliff, carried groove-like upward, and deepen- ing as it approached the summit. It was a slight gorge or furrow, evidently formed by the attrition of water, and probably the conduit of the rain that fell upon the table surface of the mound.

Though the cliffs on each side were perfectly. vertical. the gorge had a con- siderable inclination; and the instant my eyes rested upon it, it occurred to me that the precipice at this point could be scaled !

Up to this moment, I had not thought of such a thing; for lL had been uxder the impression —from what my compan- ious had told me—that the summit of the mesa was inaccessible.

Rousing myself to more energetic observation, I scrutinized the cliff from base to :ummit; and the more I re- garded it, the stronger grew my convic-

tion that, wiih great difficulty, ap active climber might reach the top.

There was kuob-like protuberances on the rock that would serve as footholds, and here aud there, small bushes of the trail- ing cedar hung out from the seams, that would materially assist avy ove making the ascent.

While scanning these peculiarities, | was startled by observing several abra- sious on the face of the rock. ‘These marks appeared quite fresh, aud evidently made bv some other agency than that of the elements.

Atier a short examination, I became couviuced that they were marks made by & human foot—the scratches of a strong- soled shoe. Beyond a doubt, the cif had been scaled !

My first impulse was to communicate the discovery to my companions ; but I forbore for a while—in order to satisfy myself that the person who had made this dariog attempt had actually succeeded iv reaching the summit.

Twilight was on, and I could get only ao indistinct view of the gorge at its upper part, but 1 saw enough to con- vince me that the attempt had beev suc- cessful.

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P, B, 1, POTTERY COMPANY. |

HE asove Company beg to intorm the | Trade tat they bave erected a large] and improved Ki'n and are now turning | out very superior Ware. Chey have oo} han! a large stoex of MILK DISHES CREAM and BUTTER CROCKS, FLOWER POTS, and other Ware, which they offer whele sale at prices wh ch cannot be con pe ac] with, and trust that merchants Will reserve | their orders. FRED. W. NDMAN Ch’town, Jan. {8, 82—wkly 2 W

SCOTCH ROUAD COAL.

OR SALE About

ROUND COAL, superior for

and Parlor Stoves.

OWEN CONNO jan 25—3w dy

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Grates |

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ANK OF P. E, ISLAND NOTES at their face for Goods or in pay

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Exhausted Generative Organs. The experience of thousands proves it an InvaLvaBLe Kemepy, The Medicine is pleasant to the taste, and each box con-

two week's medication, cheapest aud lest. 42 Full particular pamphlet, which we desire to mail free toan

Mack’s Magnetic ‘iedicieoe is sold

tains snfficient for

gista at 50 cts. per box, or 12 boxes for $5, or will on receipt of the money, by

be mailed free addressing MACK’S MAGNETIC MEDIC!

vf postage,

Sold in Charlottetewn by Apothecaries’ Ageute for Prinee Kawerd Island, and by al) everve here, fin 1

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taken ment of

JRE.

CINE.

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for Ner- {, Loss of Sweats, General Rejuven- Enygeedled to the

and is (he = in our address, by Drug-

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NOTICE

HONE

HE BELL TELE

ments toits Act of Incorporation 4

ch, 6°, whereby the Company shall be em- powered to issue Bond ~ for the purposes stated ip the second section of said Act, in gums of net less than 325 cac h, and to mann-

facture besicies the articles referred to second section, as the Company may deem ad to transmit messages by telegra; by telephone, also to purchase tele; well as telephone lines, aac whe rehy also be declared that the Company sh power toertend its telegraph and ti lines from any one to any other of vinces inthe Dominiouw and wheret shall be declared that said tion and its amendments and the thereunder authorized are for the get vantage of Cauaca

BETUUNE & ETH

visal

Solicitors for said ( ompary,

Montreal, Jannary 17, 1s82—Im

COMPANY OF CANADA will apply to the ment of Canada at its next session for amend-

such other articles or

h as well as

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PRES SS Fu tebs pe

STEEL PEN

BY ALL DEALERS THROUGHOUT WORLD.

JOSEPH GILLOTT’S

S.

THE

Removed.

RS. W. W. IRVING begs to no i friends and the public she has opened her Fail and Winter

for Painting and Drawing in all their different

branches, For terms, etc., apply at her Studi

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| Jan, 7, Ol

CHARLOITETOWN |

BUSINESS COL LEGE, .

(ESTABLISHED 1873 Welsh & Owen’s Brick Building, Corner uf] King and Queen Streets, Char-

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The youth com mmencg & business life with only nen: aud integrity as his capital, the clerk engaged during business hours, bat | desiroas by evening study to repair the de | fects in bis educatio rn, each have the advan |

agent cannc

course ot

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AND EVENING i2 and 2to4p. m, | to 9.330.

Diplomas granted to such as pass satisfae- | tory examinations. Students may enter at jany time. No entrance examination required Business men and others are cordially invited | to call and examine our system

Teach your sous what they will

Morning Session, Eveaing Session,

praetice

Tuition,

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Fall particulars concerning Terms,

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fereciny

PP es .

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eu E BRICK HOUSE adjoining the resi- |

den xce of Mr. Ancap Kenyepy, Wate:

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cupied by the “ Examiner Printing Co”’ Ap ply to the owner,

JOHN INGS. { b’town, Se ct 188) | WA NTED. : JUNK STORE, Head Pownal |

Iron, Lead, Hair, Rags, | i

will be paid, |

T the LA W? arf, old Copper, Brass, , Rope and Canvass, Horse re . ‘fe wo which the highest ae ‘ Ch’town, Jan 13, “82—+

| j j j }

Bank of Pp. » Island.

| PPANK OF P. & ISLAND NOTES taken | BD at their face in exchange for Dry Goode, {at the Londen House

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The DAELY GAZETTEER, contain- ing full Yelegraphic Reports of the procercdings of the Dominion far- liament from our own special Re- purters, tegether with Daily Let- ters by Telegraph from eur Cor- respondent, will be servt to any address from now to the end of the comiug Session for One Bollar.

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[fe 4762],

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“HE Committee for the above announce that, in consequence of a large number

of tickets yet remaining unsold, and a num- ber cf agents pet having made returns, they ire compsli-d to postpone the Drawing until FRIiAY, the 3rd March next. ‘lhe Com- nittee feel that the ticket-holders would pre- ferto submit to this further postponement rather than that a large reduction should be made in the Prizes, LAMBERT P, DISNEY,

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Extracrdinary and Unprecedented Bargatas IN BOOTS AND SHOES

The stock is good and seasonable, and the opportu ity is a very rave one to secure really

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P. BE. Island Bank notes taken at their full

value for E. W. SMITH.

18&l—eod

goods,

Ch’ town,

Dee. 5,

NOTICE,

T having been brought-to the notice of the Directors of the Gas Light Company that there were persons desirous of consum- ing gas, who were occupying stores and dwellings unprovided with the reqnisite fittings, the Board have resolved that in such cases the Company will bear the first expense of putting in the ueceses ary pipes &c,

Persons desirous of bec ming consumers of gas can employ any fitter they choose, and having certified the bill as correct, the C som- pany will pay the same; the consum¢ “Ts re. imbursing the Company by twelve equal in- stalments, payable monthly,

That al} consimers may participate in the great adyaniage of using Bray’s Patent Burn- “ts, which, with the same consumption ot

tify he

Classes

o—res

gas, will ive twenty percent, more light than other Burne rs, the Com pany will supply them at the nu minal sum of ten cents cach,

Ci’town, Dec. 7, 188i —Im eod

ia

et) PSORIBE for the DAILY =XAMINER

. the Cheapest aud mest We Papor i Sifee4 ry the Proview, ead

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FLOUR.

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OBSIER FACTORY)

rh OR = Lin but hte

rue undersigned offers for sale the LOBS- LB FACTOBY and PLANT? TRAPS

ore

AT DESAL LE, the property of Joseph Boats Donald K. Currie, of that pl This Factory was erected last spring and is

lately aud

ace,

td condition. If not disposed of before ext, it will then be sold at

Ist March Auction,

the Pub lic

Furth r particulars may be had oa applica. |

undersigned, FRED HY NDMAN, Jrustees of the Estate 7 a ph Boats and

D. K Carrie.

Oh’ town, Oct, Ss, 8l—oaw tf

Ganadian Pacitic Railway. B, Columbia

the undersigned received on or before’'the LOtb i882, for furnishing and Steel or Llren over the i727

to; ether with

yy J vy rT nr ® Bridge Gver Fraser River,

g END! RS addressed to A will be day of tebruary, a Bodge of Freser River on Contract 6

Specifications and particulars, lan of site, may be seen at the Chief Engineer, at Ottawa, on Otb of January inst

or afier the

for sale by |

| j | I {

cttice of the |

Coutractors are reqnested to bear in rind |

that tenders will not be considered

| made strictly 19 accordance with the printed |

An accepted bank chcqnue for the sum must sccompany the tendcr, which forfeited if the party tend: ring into contract for the work, on the terms stated in the

| forms. af S 320 }

declines to enter | at the rates and offer submitted,

The cheque thus sent in will be returned to the respective parties whose tenders are not accepted,

For due fulfilment of the contract, security will be required by the deposit of money to the amount of five per cent, on the balk sur of the sum sent in with the tender wil! becon- sidered a part,

This Department does not, however. bind | itself to accept the lowest or any tender,

By order, (Signed) F,

the

BRAUN,

Secretary

Dej artment of Railways and Canals, ; ja 14 tl Ottawa, January 5, 1882, ( flOlaw

Princes Haward Isis land

RAILWAY.

TIME TABLE NO. (7.

er eee

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

altect on the lst De “ 83h, _ TRAINS OUTWARD. |

To take |

av

STATIONS, | MIXED, MIXED. | MIXED.

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Bradaiba’e | ‘10.23 aoe i

Co’ty Line, | ‘10.33 **, ** 5.18 * |

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Co’ty Line.} ** 3.14 ** | * § 59 «s

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Summ’ side) ae 1

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It is always full of News <

AND

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Is in favor of cutting down the Loc aie

the L cal |

a sound br usiness basis,

Legislature, consolidating Civil Service on

instituting a system ef rigid CCOnOMY | Ju

in the administration of local atiairs and applying the money thus saved to

The Advancement of the Agri-| cultural and Industrial Interests ef the Provinee !

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and Protection of the Mother Country.

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every

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—6SUCH AS—

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short notice.

VV ANTE 7O 4 HASI | ¥ irom 200 to 5 HO TOR of te

} porous subsoil, weil wi

vies of Hand, | aaa “ MUS NN

WE A ANTED,

i, a Foam of (Iria le soi] and

red, with

Be , ’ good dwelling Ho ana ther nec BSaTY build. ines Addr » With fall partien} “8 ere eh re sis to Mr, Kup, Hamilton Lodge, Joppa, Edinburgh SCatl

lia ig

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Herving. Herring.

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