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Lower Provinces. With such facilities it is him by the arm, saying in a quiet, but de- swift withdrawal from the neighborhood « f ‘no trouble to do the best work at moderate | cided tone— | Pendjeh to Saraks or blood. What specially

| No, Adam, no; I'm sure you will wish enrages public temper is_ the univeral | to stay and see what good can be done fer | conviction that England is playing a most |her, instead of going on a useless errand of |hopelessly unequal game, so long as the

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; ADAM BZDE.THE RUSSIAN WAR _ fri s . Ls - = @ 44 QUEEN STREET ete: ea see . The bx miiner Publishing Oo. % : Q CHAPTER XXXIX_ FEELING OF TUE BRITISH PEOPLE ou : : - ae co oT - sik (Continued. ) The New York Times correspondent \\ - r an — cos Fe writing from London on the 12th inst, says: eat G pi rb etown = = an i | * She can’t ha’ done it,’ he said, without to be slapped violently im the face and then a im os > ¥ moving his eyes, as if he were only talking to be compelled to wait 17 days in order to Ra S ae ee = as ” . a 2 5 to himself; ‘it was fear mads her hide it...... learn whether the assailant really meant it gis M = 50 = - = “ I forgive her for deceiving me......[ forgive would test severely the most angelic of dispo- = = B k J | ( p thee, Hetty—thee was deceived toc......it’s sitions. To British people I eve h = } ; ’ x * . people, who never 0 u Bt = = mm 00 j 0D ard [| amental inter, gone hard wi’ thee, my poor Hetty......but! were especially rich in traits of seraphim, om Advertis st most moderate rates. a ae ’ they'll never make me believe it.’ the enforced suspense is literally intolerable. Conte made for monthly, > \ = Book-Binder Papel Ruler, | He was silent again for afew moments, The leaders make a mistake in supposing i » half-yearly or yearly advertire os oO ’ and then he said with fierce abruptness. —_—_ that it lies with St. Petersburg to decide ar ce ~ AND— | ‘Til go to him—I’ll bring him back—I'll war or peace. or even that it lies with the ————— "= > make him go and look at her in her misery English ministers The English people —_ ° eres QO ,—he shall look at her till he can’t forget it have something to say, and before the esa’ ’ : : : | . ‘ , : i y, anc c I tue AL RATA ’ APRIL 1885 oat = a BLANK-BOOK MANUFACTURER |—it shall follow him—he shan’t escape wi’ tremendous pressure of reat national . - v p>) | lies this time—I’ll fetch him, I’il drag him wrath, even a weaker government than . Se oe —_ & za KO The Printing and Binding machinery and myself.’ Gladstone’s would be forced to hold itself Las th. 30m. “4 ~ apes e Plant in this Office is that of the late In the act of going toward the door, erect. Continental diplomats have failed N iny, 7h. tem., Dm ee 7 > Adam paused automatically and looked | to realize that in England, in a great crisis, Ful 2m., & m. od © Bremner Brothers. about for his hat, quite unconscious where | the populer intensity of feeling is like a = - cs e } Cc > i i j » ic f rine t . o re Sun ‘Moor High Day ~ ll a ‘Si cE and 1s well known as one of the mest com- ! “v = oo low wee — him. a ' ae - ony = ~~ = been o : _ nat oF av pe colon teat ss > > ‘plete printing and binding concerns in the rwine had followed him, and now too ngland will have an abject apology and " o \ ® = <

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yourself, Adam; there are Hetty’s friends, the good Poysers, on whom this stroke will fall more heavily than I can bear to think. ITexpect it from your strength of mind, Adam—from your sense of duty to God

Saturday . 2 me te 49 a ; : : : = ae aioe ; Bo +s > - . : a . . . vengeance. The punishment will surely sword isundrawn. Russian diplomacy is ; ~ ai al ae) & oe - = gs a Sigu of the BIG HAT, 74 Queen Street. Charlottetown, F. & Island fall without your aid. Besides, he is no | checking sritish action with palaver, while \Trgcaday aa! 39| 1 19'4 2! 689 Ch’town. March 17. 1885—wkly | March 17th, 1885. |longer in Ireland; he must be on his way|the Russian military forces, entirely 3| Wednesda 3i| 331149' 51313 2 /homte—or would be long before you ar- | regardless of what this diplomacy pledges, icnley 29 «84 2 24! 6 24 5 a | rived; for his grandfather, I know, wrote | utilizes the time thus gained to seize as i Friday 7 5) 2 57' 7 28 5 for him to come at least ten days ago. I |many points in the impending war game as {}/Saturia 25 132,62 12 } 7 want you now to go with meto Stoniton./they can. Frem St. Petersburg and jg Sanday 23: 38] 3 56, 9 6 15 SULLIVAN & HAGKBILL | I have ordered a horse for you to ride with| Vienna we get all sorts of sinister rumors 13 Moaday 39 4 25] 9 47 17 ¥ § | us, as soon as you can compose yourself.’ of an Afghan riting against the British ; of 14/Tuestay 20; 40 457 10 26) 20 ep OP AS While Mr. Irwine was speaking, Adam |Sir Peter Lumsden and party being killed 15, Weduesday 18) 475 3011 4 24 Ps ATTORNEYS - Af- LAW recovered his conciousness of the actual by the Ameer’s disgusted troops; of Herat ’ . irsday + a . = ; ; og on oe ; he ae the hair off his forehead| being in revolt. Ali these things are cer- _ rem ca) an! Sine on 0 eae : Dt : jand listened. tainly guesswork, but they illustrate what a 11 7 e — . il i 20: —— Solicitors in ¢ bancery, ‘Remember,’ Mr. Irwine went on, ‘ there} British imagination pra B as easily hap- gp sesda) ; as ; are others to think of, and act for, besides| pening, while the authorities are waiting to

have St. Petersburg find out why General Kamaroff did not regerd certain ivstruc- tions which never were sent him, but the national love of doing things in an orderly way is satisfied by the unders‘anding that

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WW. Sonuvan, Q 0) | Cueeves Ma cwers | and man—that you will try to act as long |it isthe proper thing thus to await, but the Sammere 12 9°: as action can be of any use use.’ national heart meanwhile ygnaws itself in In reality, Mr. Irwine proposed this|impatience. The ministry does all it can

journey to Stoniton for Adam’s own sake. |to relieve the cruel tension by hurrying

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‘You will go with me to Stoniton, Adam?’ | 60,000 men _ being called out, but that he said again, after a moment’s pause. | orders have been given to Ear! Dufferir to ‘We have to see if it is really Hetty who|immediately send an army toward Canda-

ATT QN y " is there, you know.’ har. 0 E 5- AT 7 LAW. ‘Yes, sir,’ said Adam, ‘I’ll do what you

GOING WEST. ye ee : : 7 AFGHAN SITUATION. Charlottetow: se 3 02 | é 11 C} ? think right. But the folks at th’ Hall A London despatch of the 10th says 7 “ S ematin Or 295 : , ’ i < ie rm — "hee ; ow ael a ance = ‘Office In Brown § Biock, Queen Square Farm r s Instructions have been telegraphed to Sir Noss wViltshire, jor: Oa I wish them not to know till I return to) p.44, Lumsden to proceed instantly with Hunter River. i seal 932 432 (UP STAIRS). tell them myself. I shall have ascertained] 91) ing forces at a iauniall: neatecenelien Bradalbane. Si eee cheketaenel 1010 509) sitiieiciniei email tk obi ma ; ; things then which I am uncertain about ws . ; PY or 9 519] , Ch'town, Feb. 12, 1885 . Robat Pass, the approaches to which have County Line. -- 1619 519] now, and I shall return as soon as possible. : «a ; . Seostn 1035 5 34) aor already been fortified by the Afghans under sa a 10 57 5 57 | Coie now, the horses are ready. the direction of the British Royal Engi ensington . cosccoseseceqaeee — et 3 — eo ae arrive.. insect a: eae f ‘ =~ i : y SS Ey H . A y WR S ; neers. Robat Pass is 45 miles north of Summerside, Pr. M. i i pd CHAPTER XL. Herat, and through it lies the only practi- ( lepart . ; 147 } e e THE BITTER WATERS SPREAD. cable road for a large wuilitary force to Miscouche 2 09 al ] or btn ited df wee : Herat. Sir Peter Lumsden has with him Wellington . 2 37 WH AT A = nl AR W Mr. IrwtneE returned from Stoniton in 4} spout 1,200 British and natives, and the Port Hull. 3 22 | post-chaise that night, and the first words | 4 neer’s forces capable of concentration at O'Leary edie 442 restores, with the gloss and freshness of [Carrol said to him, as he entered the | ¢pjs point number between 10,000 and Alverton . RR te 5 47 youth, faded or gray hair to a natural, rich house were, that Squire Donnithorne was| jo 999 men The paes is 900 feet hich figaish. 6 47 PURCHASE. brown color, or deep black, as may be desired. | dead—found dead in his bed at ten o’clock | 444 ¢} itt hee tiie Cle : : : d hair may be darkened : ° 1e@ mountains are impracticabdie for cnn Wear. ache By its use light or re j ' that morning—and that Mrs. Irwine de-|...4 4 small force. The country east of Tignish stan thin hair thickened, and baldness often, | sired him to say she should be awake when|popa¢ Pass and south of Penjdeh, lying a 7 47 though not always, cured. lewi - 2 she b dhi ona ass and south of Fenjdeh, sying Alb-rton.. iile’s wed one —<$—— 1): ——_—— ‘ . Mr. Irwine came home, and she begged him |},.tween Herat and Penjdeh, is held by the ’ Lear 9 02 i It checks falling of the hair, and stimu- to bed with i h de ' jdeh, is he by th aes" ones eoeleeea lates a weak and sickly growth to vigor. It met Se ge pee vee out seeing her. _ Afghans in considerable force, and is 80 a 10 22 ll : ‘Well, Dauphin,’ Mrs. Irwine said, a8] gigioult as to be inaccessible by any fore Wellington 11 07 e x prevents and cures seurf and dandruff, and her son entered her room, ‘you're comme at s to be imaccessibie | y y torce von '% — |Ramember this Month Closes our) Sims Ser caine [RST at senicman dzone Pie tumaten is syuried ile now ot . Nae... ne G E scalp. As a Ladies’ Hair Dressing, the ae wos “ . aan a an ae Peter Lumsden is reported to be now en- Summerside ) a ViGor is unequalled ; it contains neither oil and Jow spirits, which made Him send for gaged with a large force of Afghans and a ( depart 202° 7 i nor dye, renders the hair soft, glossy, aud Arthur in that sudden way, really meant body of picked men of the British and NS oe os ouc ewe 237 8 07 | GREA | SALE ] silken in appearance, and imparts a delicate, something. | suppose that Carrol has told Indian armies in pushing forward the forti- MS scncccccccceses sas oe eueny : agreeable, and lasting perfume. _— that Donnithorne — found dead IN| fications of Herat. There is a body of County Line s cceMialed cena ae oe 45} Mr. C. P. BRICHER writes from Kirby, 0. | bis bed this morning. You will believe my British Royal Engineers at Penjdeb, and it ‘ July 3, 1882: “ Last fall my hair commenced | prognostications another time, though I ; :

Bradalbane .. , 8 5i y ; i y ay Ci t escapes fighting : : falling out, and in a short time I became dare say I shan’t live to prognosticate any is feared that they cannot escapes fighting

; sleavn cco [ re teees scoccccssis@Qne fam | nearly bald. I used part of ide goog) =e sli: eat death.’ with the victorious Russians Rein force- Royal Soci — sd F2C) 6B Ayers Main Veet tad cen wart ne ae mepis are bein yushed forward toward i as < ‘ ing of the hair, and started a new growth. I Ww ?? . & | , . _— —, Royalty Junction.... serene ed a LO 39 sP " s have now a full head of bair powin vigor- What have they done about Arthur ! Penjdeh by the Ameer’s officers. and it is

EE ET ..632 1102 ously, and am convinced that but — the said Mr. Irwine. ‘Sent a messenger to supposed that among these will be a small

GCING EAST. P.M |, Wh Beh Gti 1QQh use cf your preparation | should have been await him at Liverpool .? Sored of Bettiah

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enattaton D. sacvesssedseuual 33 ar "* entirely bald. ‘Yes, Ralph was gone before the news

oyalty Junction ‘ bebosdbedaniue 3 49) ; npn —————— 2 J. W. BowEN, proprietor of the McArthur ° Je I ll THE TEMPER OF THE RUSSIANS.

Bedford ' aaa (Ohio) Enquirer, says : “* AYER’S HAIR VIGOR — brought to ri Dear Arthur, eha ste : : y ae ee aaa is a most excellent preparation for the hair. live now to see him master at the Chase, The Government has received advices

Mount Stewart, b AFTIVE, .. cc cece esesee 4 52 1 speak of it from iny Own experience. Its and making good times on the estate, like from its representative at St. Peter sburg,

h th of new hair, and : ; ; , : cabes it glossy and soft. The Vicor is also a generous-hearted fellow as he is. He'll) stating that the war feeling at that capital

a sure cure for dandruff. Not within my {be as happy as a king now.’ since the receipt of the news from the knowledge has the preparation ever failed Mr. Irwine could not help giving a slight Afghan frontier has greatly increased, and

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nD. «cc vodeeesenevastereurt 457 to give entire satisfaction.” ; : . a : Morell... ... 6 37 ben aweue Pareaarnll tebteg’ Oe. ses groan ; he was worn with anxiety and ex-|that the Russian officials make little or no Rs... tts ub eee 6 08 oe oe tee AnD ATamily” of Seottian |ertion, and his mother’s light words were/effort to conceal their gratification at the Bear River. ae eae a nd 6 57 Voealists, writes sy pitete ub.& almost intolerable. outcome of the fight between the Russians EET bikes icccencs dcdoeceeiaee Hi ey ddidiose of 005 change which Resting ‘What are you so dismal about, Dau-/and the Afghans on the frontier. Press TROM RAs, A. a. | - time procureth, I have used AveR’s Hain =jphin! Is there any bad news? Or are/ despatches says that the news caused but ace cee ie Oe Vicor, and so have been able to a you thinking of the danger for Arthur in! little surprise in official circles, and it is Bear River 7 37 —0—— Oo a erente to miniseeeh, 208 ing that frightful Irish Channel at this| evident that such st has been looked SEER fet cete See ecoces en ene He NT Ens 4 oe considerable consequence to ministers, ora- crossiDg ae evident that suc an even 1as been lookec ie *eter's, .. noneees + eenbeeaneeene ay byemny os in ~— every one who lives | time of year ! a for for some time, Active preparations are ae SReecccccoccccsccecccos ceemeees 8 57 CAPITAL ms i a Hf tt ss $2,000,000 in the eyes of the public. ‘No, mother, i'm not thinking of that ; still going on in Russia, end it is reported Georgetor er eee tee 347 : pte. 0, 5. Pemeeeees Td fh, task, oage? but I’m not prepared to rejoice just now. |that orders for the immediate construction rer seo teeceees ‘2 tale ‘= o—— “ {wo years ago about two-thirds of my hair ‘You’ve been worried by this law busi-|of several ironclads have been sent to the

BA eee eee eee eerenee eases ; 39 fen) es It thinned very rapidly, ood txts ness that you’ve been to Stouiton about Russian agents in America

aah @ A arviVe. oo cccccheueatnn 3% : ast growin, n using : ae ti. 8 ; ’ Mount Stewart, 5 email 9 42! HEAD OFFICE—Montreai. Vidor the falling stopped andanew growth | What in the world is it, that you can’t tell WHAT LUMSDEN SAYS.

§ GORE S- occurs oot a commenced, and in about a month my head =| me ?

It| Late in the evening Mr. Gladstone reply-

was completely covered with short hair. It . ing to a question asked by Sir Richard

has continued to grow, and is now as good as ‘You will know by-and-by, mother.

ford... ee incon" "702 9) Soe ae HALIFAX BRANCH—J. Scott Mitchell, Agent. ° od pe get acy hy pel Charlotvetow ee ee 7 before it fell. I regularly used but one bottle | would not be right for m ; a: _ Berns ccc ccccohoes eu eaemeE dae ind of the VicoR, but now use it occasionally as present. Good-night: you'll sleep now Cross in the House of Commons, said that a dressing.” the Government had received another

you have no longer any thing to listen for.’ 7 : We have hundreds of similar testimonials Mr. Irwine gave up his intention of send- telegram from Sir Peter Lumsden, which

to the efficacy of AvER’s Hark Vicor. It | ; ie : oe an tended to qualify the statement made by Scale coriow arin cope: [nga to me! Ariba, ance tl him Ge Gldaone) reply to St Sul ww grandfather's death would bring him as| ford Northcote, which was based on Sit PREPARED BY soon as he could possibly come. He could, Peter Lumsden’s statement that the

Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. go to bed and get some needful rest, before Afghans had made an advance either before Sold by all Druggists. the time came for the morning’s heavy duty |r after March 17. “Sir Peter Lumsden

—- — of carrying his sickening news to the Hall|ROW Says, continued Mr. Gladstone,

Farm and to Adam’s home. “that when the Russians threatened an at- THE VIOLIN.

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Stonitov, for though he shrank from seeing Hetty, he could not bear to go to a dis- tance from her again.

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‘Tt’s no use, sir,’ he said to the Rector— ‘it’s no use forme to go back. I can’t go

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