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TUE WAR-TRAIL!

CHAPTER XXXIV.—(Continvep). Almost ov the instant that their new

allies arrived upon the grouud, the troop

filed off by twos, and deployed ACTOSS

the mouth of the littl bay in which he had takea shelter. rh movement was soon completed, and six pair of them

were vow ranged before us at equal dis- tances from each other. The remaining three Ljur ind two oth rs—kept thet places directly in frout of us In one ot the latter I recognized a ruffian whom I had freq rently noticed at the ranchera He was a man of large size, and, what is are among Mexicans, red haired; but It ve he was a Vizcaina. He was fan silinely knuowo by the sobriqu t of El Zorro (the Fox), probably « u aceouutl of the hue of his hair; aud I had heard from good authority —that of the alcald '

ow was nether

himse'f—that the te

' ° ide more vor less than a saiteador. Indeed,

. y ' \: ca as] E! Zorro made little seeret of us

calling The brigand of Mexico is usually well knowu 10 his country- men. During his intervals of leisure, he appears in the populous town, walk- boldiy through the streets, and treely

mingles in society. Such was El Zorro,

one of the right-hand meu of Ijurra.

The design of our enemy was now manifest; they had no intention of mak- iug an immediate attack upon us; they | saw that our retreat was impossible, and had resolved to hold us iu seize, perhap till thirst and huuger should force us to/ surrender.

Their caleulation was founded ou pro-| babilitv. It theier valour was weak, their cuuning was strong and subtile.

Rube was now greatly ‘out of sorts.” | When he saw the querilleros ‘fixing’ | themselves in the manner deseribed, he| seetned 'o regret that we bad taken our | staod there.

*We'er hyur!’’ he exclaimed peevish- | ly, *au how ar we ‘o git clar agin? Sealp me, Bill, ef we hedn’t better a fit | ‘em on the paraira, an afore we gits| weik wi’ hunger. Wagh! I end eat a} gri-kin now, and a good chunk o’ a one. Avy. smoke away P (ome of the Mexicans | had lighted thetr cigars, and were coolly | puffing at them)—‘* smoke away, darn | yur! yur yeller-skifined = skauks! Di make some o’ ye smoke afore mornin, or | my name ain't Rube Rawline. Gi’s al bit o° baceca. Bill ; maybe it'll tak the edge off ©” my stummuk. Wagh! I feel as holler about the kidneys as my ole mar Geehosophat ! See the mar?”

The emphatic ut erance of the last} words caused Garey aud myself to look towards the spe ker, and then in the | direction io which fe poiuted. A scene | came before our eyes. that. spite the de- pression of our spirits, caused both of us to break into loud laughrer.

The ‘ole mir,” that for mauy long years had carried Rabe over the mount- ains and prairies, was a creature that sca ce ee to himself in peculiarity.

She was a lavk, bare-ribbed, high- boned heheh, long-eared like all of her race, for she belonged to the race of Rosinante. The long ears caused her to look mulish. and at a distance she mieht have been mis aken for a mixed breed: but it was not xo—she was a true mus taug and_in spite of her Jegenerate look.a pure Audalusian. She seemed to have been, at an earlier period of her life, of that dun yellowi-h colour known as ** clay-bank” -a common hue among Mexican horses; but time and sears had metamorphosed her. and gray a pre- dominated, particularly about the head and neck. These parts were covered with a dirty grizzle of mixed colour. She was badly wind-broken, and a: stated intervals, of several minutes each, her back, from the spasmodic action of the lungs, heaved up with a jerk, as

7 er

thonzh she was trying to kick, and couldu’t. Her body was as thin as a

rail, and her head habitually carried below the level of her shoulders: but there was something i. the twinkle of her solitary eye —for she had but one— that told you she had no intention of giviog up for along time tocome. As Rube aften elleged, “she was game to the backbone.”

Such was the “ole mar.” and it was to her that our attention was now so sud-

denly called.

sad lle.

peare {to

“thu

‘ sone ‘ Uri. AYU

that this away-

Inore

Chureh

RSI

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SIBLE

DISCIPLES

: $100,

Having parted from her on the prairie, in the wild gallop that followed, we hud | thought no more of the creature, pot!

became of her. Rube, however. w as far| from sharing our indifference as to her fate. He would almost as soon have'| parted with oue of his * claws” as that |

heard him expressing his hopes that no |

would either be shot or lazoed by one of | the guerrilleros. It appeared, however, that thix waa not to be her fate j just then. Resoli g nt to be parted from her! master so easily, she had galloped after. us. Being slow, she soon fell behind, aud fora while was mixed up with the | horses of the guerileror, Ot course the | men had noticed her, but Seeiug that she | was a worthless brute, had not deigned to | wake a captu e of her. c

In duc time she fell into the rear of |

|

the whole troop; but even theu did not | | Bills,

turn from her original intent tion, and) at the moment of Rube’s exc lama-| tion, she was just breaking through | the line of deployment on her w ay to join | him. From the mauzer lu which her vose was held as she ran, she appeared | to be traii og him by the seeut.

Seeing her pass, one of the guerrilleras |

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Ta.

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| dth Bundr with the stone Church ere

Charch alone cus

The

| standing herm would come t her, | Corporation

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dusbetl ater to Capture her; perhaps be- | Water Street; Nov. 36, '81.

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Aud the spe uker

duration ¢ it . i ie r ) lat filled our hearts with vew appreheo-

Sionv.

OT Ne er erm

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. ' Pitzueralad,

$e “4 at.

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evenin g.

JaMes’ CHURCH

Street.

day at lla.

Weekly

We wo ory evenings, at 79 pe m Kenneth McLennan,

il a. m.

day School at vices Monday ‘at 7 i. 30 P. mj ‘and J

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the 3!st day of sittin at noon, for Bones to the sum and Trustees Char! ttetown, biy passed in $209, $300 a: g yeers from 5 per cent Bank, “hari The b | tees » & il \ssem

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January 12,

BANK OF PB B » ISLAND,

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Manse

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LOBSIER FACTORY FOR SALE.

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Boats and

Donald K. Currie, of ‘that ers e. This Factory was erected last spring and Is

the Ist March Pat hic Auction

F urther parti ul wlars- may ie had ow applica-

YNDMAN, of Joseph Boats ana

ME BIOINE.

Remedy for Ner- HMeimory, Lose oj

Night Sweats, and Ge nerail Ner' ous Waste t, Rejuven- the Enjeebled

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Scathanad,

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