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LIN E s 4 assistance from lho woman. who clutched me by eho to PMVldOl-lco. Ind lWOdWOd 13.7.0“ ‘0 M" “I! III of Ronald IaeDouald. Help, Prospect coat collar, I managed to get into the room. Miller. ‘ ' Kill. hilt, who departed this life on ‘ New. young woman, what is it P’ I frankl stated the matter to burn, showed him Iaturday. the 8d of larch. 1307. ' flush! there's some one murdering missus up. tho hat an slip of paper with his came upon it that aged 03 years. stairs.’ I had discovered under the lining. I '""‘ ‘ How do on know i“ ‘ I remember it woll.'ho said. ‘ That hat wits mine.

a v a r a r a n n . Awake! my mourul‘ul muse. awake! ' Your choortul strains forege; With neuronal tenderness awake. Ify friend in death is low 2

and go up-otairs. I

her groans.

A friend to all. a fee to none. A husband good and true; A father to the futhurlcss. To firth has bade adieu!

In mlrthful hall, in monrnor‘s train. Io bowers whore pleasure dwell; 0r ‘mld the great. a welcome guest. And lcv'd in lowly cell.

Ills was the voice l lov‘dto hear. ‘ Tho.haad I lov'd to grasp;

The noble brow. the happy smile. Alas! are of the post!

wa up?

three of them.

entered.

The silent tear may weakness show. I could not it recall; But wipe the rising tear away.

That th . too fall. 0 a“ ' my put my head in.

You. who a brother true have lost. Tho fellow's hoad w

And you a father dear; . W“ . hm” “w “my, struck It. At the eaéne filament lilo other two follows (To be concluded next week.) and 1011.31: ARTIOLES in vanoty.

o '1 a. min m“, sprang upon me. an wit some eavy tnstrumest— 5.5...- m , . t, _. . . , .,,.-._:..m-..a H ‘

I"I E a yummy. or his-prosorver. or something of that sort F L 0 U R ' ‘olfimsllgit‘lzlgi We see no more that noble brow. “'al'i‘Tk'm' "Io ",‘hm Viol.” blow“ on a. h“dl ' ' ' ' ' town. and hopes the same no he continued towards lhimf . an as my consciousness. trust” that. b assiduit an attention: in ever branc 0

Th“ m““8{"”;¢;‘° I'd h d 1W1...) 1 "oovnod my “a.” I found mym“ on F ' ‘ F ' ° bis pfirssion. c will min. the confidence of tl’m public. “a "m" I“ 3‘“ ‘ ° ° “mm ' a, 3.. g h - h h x "E Sub-crib" offer- for Sale. cheap for Cub n- The msrnxsauv l. under the Doctor's own so.

The old homestead u lone! In; as; °“::°m;i:°°‘: "t‘m' Izzfiag NEW BRICK STORE. pcrvieion.

8 y p K ' Advice to the Poor (treatise.

Could love but call one moment back . we". 0

heard them go into mistroas'a room. _ . them strike her. and than she screamed, and'then others it might happe . 01!. door. we ‘all all be murdered 1' various public places to which I was going.

‘Aud did you lose the hat,sir. while in New Yerk?‘

‘ No, it got knocked about a good deal, so before

forced in. so I mounted the railings. and. by the aid _ of the water-pips. somehow or other, I can't tell . you how, reached the window; and. with a little

‘I heard t em brook into the back-parlor window and that slip of papa

was afraid to stir.

° Now you keep quiet. Which way is it ?’ ‘1’" open the door softly. Can you find your

crept cautiously up the stairs, and, by a dim light shining through a door standing ajav. I was guided to the scene of action. keys and of rummaging as I approached the door. and taking out my sled, I prepared for an encounter.

As yeti had no knowledge of how many villains GreenWicll Street? I should have to engage with; but. as I gently ” pushed open the door with my left hand and looked in. I saw. by the light of a lantern held by one ruilian who was searching aburoau, that thero were The other two were acting as sonically—one over an old lady lying in the bed. the other with his back to the door by which I

Of course my appearance was quite unoxpoctcd. and disturbed the operations of the villains. fellow with the lantern was the first to see me, as he happened to turn the light lull on my face just as I

The

‘A policeman, by d—d l‘

as bored for the blow. and I

Two other olicomen stood lookin on. fellow, feel all right-5'

You must wtho old hat was my come paniou on the voyage ci discovery. safely looked in atravolling hat case. I made the best of m way

leaving town I gave it to my servant.’ ‘ Is he with you uow.’

‘ Do you know his adrcss ?‘

This concluded my negotiation with Mr. Miller. My next step was to return to New Yorksnd see hie tit-devout servant, and the desired interwew was soon obtained. of course I introduced the subject of the hat. Your lato master. Mr. Miller, has for particular reasons. a desire to refer to a but he gave you when you quilted his service; it happens to contain some memoranda of importance which he wishes to refer to. Have you that but still by you?’

‘ No, I am sorry to say I have not. It did not fit mo, so I disposed ct it.’

‘ Of course you remember to whom i” ‘ Oh, yes i I exchanged it for trifle with Hodeeu. the grocer.’

GREAT GEORGE STREET.

adjoining the residenco 0fR1€fl.\ltl) "KARTZ. 132541., and

Ofllfe's fast fleeting breath; ‘ Wh . . . . . ate all this? I in lured. ‘What does It nearlho south front of the Colonial Bulldin . 0' "5“ “13°”? “y‘mzmm “°" no... r q 200 bbls. extra State noun. V g I“ a“ w '"m “l ' ‘ It means that you have had a good thump on the 200 “ "lPBI‘flPG 513“ “MUR- 0 then re use that Power Divine “‘4' “d h'" b‘" '° "°°P "" “" “’1'... CgAghllfiRs'sUGAR ' ‘Woll. I thought I'd been dreaming: where’s , .. " ° ..° °° MOLAS'SES.

And wake to life again; Recall my dear friend from the grave. But. no; the thought is vain!

those rascals ?'

He is gone. and we will miss him ;

lle‘azenel ales. he’s no"! ‘ And it. returned

‘ We were just going to ask you. what you did with them.’

‘ I have some recollection that I gave one fellow a token of remembrance, and——

Come, tell us

the compliment; so you're

40 chests and half-chests Congou TEA.

with his usual stock of LIQUORS & GROCERIES. MARTIN O'HALLORAN.

Charlottetown. February 6th. 1867. ex is! 1m

West India House:

Ills noble form‘s in the old graveyard. gum: His soul with Chuck-Lamas! ‘ I feel very quoer,’ I said, putting my hand to my . head. and feeling a lump as big as an egg. “air”? I. gfimfigmm ' No doubt you do. You've had that which would ——-— ’ . o s esp o o . make any man fool queer. Hardly expected to see - _ Till the trumpet loud shall wake him you open your o so again. Who gave it to you ?' .flfiwsi':btc:::fr 0mm ‘0' Sfle' u M. mom “I. M From his slumborln the dust. ‘ I think I now ; but I ‘must consider. But 11 1 has. Strong Damrasa SPIRITS. 'h‘g you b." r I‘Ihdl. IIOIlIIId GIN. Pesos. then; 0 PM“ ‘0 “5.38M” ‘ I brought em. sir.’ anwerod tho maid-servant. “d” 3’" "‘d mafia BRANDY Peace to the dust cftho brave l, ‘ I listened after you went up stairs, and I heard a cup. (mm). '

needle. and I thought

farewell till we meet you again murder you too 3 so I

Beyond the dark. dismal gravel

perhaps the villains would opened the street door and

Osaka Irish WIIISK Y. 60 Dos. Edinburgh ALB. 6 Cases CHAMPAGNE. 40 ‘6 Blood'a x x x I’ortor,

r I put where you found it one

Then I day when I was travelling by railroad to New York.

I could hear I put it there to indentin my hat among the many it to be mixed with at the

‘No the foolish got married and remained in New I heard a noise of York.’

‘ Oh. yesl he keeps the confectionery at No.—,

. . (er-too Uppel Great George Street fhr the profession of school-teaching. as we l as for any cem-

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patch.

Orwell Store. In... 10. 1864. E

BBEOth.

it. W. O. SUTIIERLAND hasrornoved fromhlslato residence on Queen Street.

and would respectfully that. by late arrivals o be has greatly added to his

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let these gentlemen io.’ ‘ Cm CLARET e . e L I N E s .‘ Yes, and when we came up-etalro we found you .0 box” RAISINS. 3 1m. CURRANTS. lying sttfl‘ on the floor boards the bed whore the old as; do unsung. 3.3,, “103. W113“ 011 “I. dual 0‘ m 3°11“ cmpb'u- lady lay murdered. The staircase window was 00 do FIGS, Bags PEPPER. Chests superior TEA.

I. lush. Isotldd.

open. We looked out, but could see nothing; but upon listening, could bear a noise like one scrambling

sonnet. .

._ over a wall. I ran round into the court at the

The. m ‘0”, our b... and eufle“ mend. back of the house. but was too late ; the fellows got clear 03'. How many of them were there P'

Gone to a bloat immortality; Your trials here are at an end.

From earthly griefs and ills thou‘rt free. Wo firmly place our trust in God ’ That with the angels thou‘rt at rest; While here you homva kissed the rod.

We hope thou‘rt now on Jesus' breast! “other. we'll meet to part no more;

No more shall death the victor be; When friends we've lost on that bloat shore

‘ I saw three.’

you'll have to attend th

charge of this, hoping

‘ Did you recognize them ?' - ‘ I have seen one of the follows' face before, but "1' “1° ""0"- my head's so confused I can't say where now.’

“Take time to consider. The old lady’s dead-—

a inquest,

In searching the premises for traces of the mur deters. we found an old hat in the back yard, which - had evidently been dropped in the flight. I took

some day to find the owner.

The usual inquiries were made on the neighbouring

; , Shall greet us with a joyous glee. 3 l A happy doy. a glorious hour hosts as to the apperanco ofanyOsuspieicus char-sot." ‘ t m God asserts Ills sovereign powcrl bl“ Milling satisfactorqu elicit“).

I - . n. T. 1 took particular care of that hat; there was

nothing vary remarkable about it, but still I held on to it with a kind of apprehension that it would serve

. IAIOE WII’DI.

Mason. Kitty. my darlingl Hero. by tho fireside bright-— Do you know what the winds are saying, Abrold in the gusty night; Ifeoulng under the windows. Like the voice of a child that grieves. Making the maples shiver. And crook at the cottage eaves!

Liston. Kitty, my darling!

‘ The winds are singing a song

0f the Spring that is softly stealing From summer lands along;

The snow drops smile.» they bear it— A smile for thevflprlag's sweet sake ;

And thoahy little violets whisper. " We hear! we are broad awake l"

street one night. while I was on duty.

adhering to the felt.

illegible.

Miller. But how to it

No matter. Xi my darllug! at. resident at Boston, or

the larch winds dreariiy blow.

tintdlodal iooarostirrlu I m m . ‘ However, I started

Down under the sheltering eaow. In spite of the blusterlng weather. Tho crocua is budding again; , And the Murillo whisper together. In". '” "l"- And wait for the April rain. "u! -I.l’sae Pilgrim.

Select filtrate“.

‘ run summits HAT. ---- again to the post-ollco. rHelp! murder! H l' a person accidoutly If you were to hear ose cries in the middle of epply to a certain ro you'd run, wouldn't you? I’ll,” dill I. As I a preached the house from resultant» Isowawomaninho

when ’ parlor window still m‘ ' three erfour miles of. t l’ p. h thither. and vise very oourtooiy reeolvod.

resent suggested

as a clue. It was the only one I could reckon open, so I made the most of it.

At that time I kept a little spaniel. one of King Charles's breed, which I had found astray in the I used to lock him in my room

One day. upon returning

home, I found he had been amusing himself with that hat, and in his sportivaneso had torn'thc lining out. Of course I scolded him; but from his friakin

about, I think he fancied I was expressing approve of his conduct. However I restored the lining to the inside ; in doing so I saw The a little slip of paper, nits saturated with grease,

picked up the hat and

pen removing it I found it

to be the fragment of a letter. evidently torn off to gear" the writer's address. which was ‘ Henry iller, —— Street, Beston.’ The street was

I sat myself to working out this clue. The owner of the hq woo doubtless acquainted with this "any

ad him ? He might not be a if he were, only a temporary

for Boston. and

ono—porhapo a transient ledger.

immediateb

instituted inquiries among the police authorities ii an one of that name was known to them.

neat roeeodod to the pcet-olllco, and, although, lily was afar-dell me no Henry llillor was known to any of the carriers. After reiterating my inquiries. one old man said he thought he remem- bered that name, and directed me to tho honso where he had delivered letters for it. my steps, but no such person resided there, nor was the name known to the present tenant. I returned

To this house I beat

and while relatin my failure at I should ad pnblican who was the old-

eet inhabitant of that neighbourhood. and had lived in it for the previous thirty years. He had retired non business life to a comfortable little villa some

I made the best of my way

Casks Washing SODA. llhds and llbls 1‘. 1t. SUGAR.

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The above articles are of the very best description. and will be sold cheap for Cash. LEMUEI. IIcIiAY.

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AND

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