k e4 Nat as VAIL) sAAMINEK CHARLOTTETOWN, DECEMBE 1 9 creas angmubenes: . ene . = . ‘NnerWanare rs ELS FP ‘ sacs pope oes ie 1 fs rf “Ten thousand :tuiex—-ball tor the : ai ‘G Ss 2 information as to my father’s arrest : ; i BS wo o@ ws Wt and deportation by a blunder of the po- 3 oe é lice, who fell into the trap laid for a | ; —_———- oor them; the other balf for this secret." irvine mre AEM MNNN Ae TT i § a (t | . “And why. pray. should you pay 1; Nfs TE 2 : 5,000 rubles for the secret of this con- { . Van SD 4 epiracy? I¢ is magnanimous But ) ; OUNT " | a ae ‘@ OF Cc pret **Because you refused to believe in ) : is Rh - ae : err i the imposture of this man. It was nec- | met Uric Acid left aoe blood essary to bring home to him some other . J a hy _ disordered kidneys undoubted offense. such af | , Then I . . ines alone. the sath hoped you would realize that a mietake 1! : . which branches from the had been made in the other affair and | ; FAC-SIMILE | Mee over thn Beeches i. dial By would have the mistake set right by | ‘ scene teh ahaihd Gna COPYRIGHT 1899, BY THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION. releasing my father and punishing this ANevetable Pr ; | ATI JRE ) P side of the nos: The ‘‘There’s sometning im ¢tK{s world } test eur contention further—namely, wretch.” ( nants e eparation for As- S CGN i on eaai ee v ; » that Andre was an imposto **But your informer probably invent- si ting the Food andRegula- |} i cause is the same as in 71! amiss shall be unraveled by and by,” , postor and that : ; P fae in? the Stomachs and Bowels of Ye) ee < Rhenstiitiads tine sings a great poet, and I think he voices my Es father was now suffering for yt set hang Beg ee yo an ling elsal |} ; ) , , isorderes another’s sins. extra reward—5, rubles. racious | ERE PREP M. erpag Kidneys. The cureis ike what we all feel. : IFANTS > NW a wise the sam E oe I left the student in a happy and GAS. heaven! What lie would not any man Be he ANIS CHILDREN . “a peaceful frame of mind, first extracting CHAPTER XXXI Tae + ge ee. . | o - a promise from him that he would not MURDER OF THE INFORMANT. } on. es and let tee fel- Promotes Digestion, Cheerful- . ; oO S venture ont until’ with: pessport in| _7h® “‘bigh official” at the depart, | 07s See waeinee She Ging: ls le ness and Rest.Contains neither || : hand, he could set out for the station | ™e™* received us on the following morn: truth. You can detain me here, if 77 Opium Morphine nor Mineral. | Kid ne tomorrow evening. Borofsky or I, I ing courteously, but, I thought, some ae ae eee ee ee oe OT NARC OTIC | | os - cy promised, or Percy should bring him | Vat superciliously. formant has not lied, why, then, he will : | ’ the document as early as possible. wT fear I have not mach encourage will aoa Arte Nlewin ae te cree i Pi lls Moreover, be was to receive a second | @ett to offer you todhy,” he said; ‘it | To Mas regret, Blowing eee Becwpe of Old DrSAMUELPITCHER |} WRAPPER - check. I did not grudge this. He had | 8PPeats that the pristaf of the cochastok | from the country, on condition that he Pumpkin Seed e — - 2 been very useful to us and had run ter- | ™ which the arrest admittedly tools at Ae as fh ayegenne * sai Foret Sa rible risks, even greater ~‘nke tnam he acon has interviewed the count and the ar oe a whe pelt said —. OF EVERY ; ; a : : ; of his bullying echemate ¥ be eae a ik I reached home, Andre was paclic Gillies ltwalsin oo air, put on by way of covering bis an- Pi turbot Sada # Fasil ¢C t Clean still out, old Gregory reported Could ) &W2 that the fullest investigations mana | SOME eee Sune eet eee ei re. ; ae ee v : be made before we can reasonably hope as an attempt at the czar’s ‘life should ’ Pecmeeniia : af ». ame a be in actual preparation witho his z ab Wh 4 for any progress. preparation without his , . 1? Si of . ~~ eee <a> “— | eae naturally differ from knowledge, was obviously agitated and Aperfect Remedy for Constipa- | No scrubbing or scouring, just use 2 ae eee ours,”’ said Borofsky: “that was to }, | far more inclined to take us seriously tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, : : soap and water. oe di expected. May we ask what particnigg | th@™ he bad been yesterday or at the ' Worms Convulsions Feverish- | e as | line he has adopted ?”” commencement of the interview. ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. CRES CENT | ‘*He asserts that his wife is mad anf “If you will mt Gown, both cf oe imi 3 I } a 8 vent wile" bao ce ait eat ¥FacSimie Signature of . det Aletta utterly refuses to recognize h and | #nd rest awhile,”’ he continued, *‘I will | ' ba é : that his son—whether insane a have _ matter set going at once. We Chi Flic. | will not scorch of | enly a blind partisan of his mother— | °®™ settle the question of the informer NEW YORK : : ) crack and therefore | chooses to support her inc sl iS Rie at a later stage of the inquiry; there cae Te sa gees es ak peer ders, of a | : pport her incomprelheusibie Daa da ce At 6 nipinths old fay ‘8 not sold in bulk. Don’t allow anyone to aul . offers norc igh places conduct. He is prepared, he d tet hte be nathing in it. - , n)) at Sak cB ~ Cj ‘ie BX fy Y°2, anything else on the plea or promise thek & | for dirt to adhere. bring forward witnesses—servants and He left Borofsky and me seated in his Bee daca 7358 nara is “just as good” and “will answer every | Pure, serviceable | others—to prove his identity. To be sah be re ofice and Geparted ‘ : @ pe". Ale iat ye oe : | and economical etrictly honest, it appears to me that |, We shall look a pretty pair of fools ey Tte ) ' | the man, were he an impostor, as you if the police find the whole thing to be EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. en “EA Se i | | contend, would scarcely dare to | rave | 2 mare's nest ! F said Borofsky. ‘‘If the Sivas wait — ° a “ae : | | eut his deception, now that the police little villain has hed to ws, we need . are in possession of the facte of the case have no mercy Let the authorities seis | . {and intend to make an investi nn. as him, if they want him.’ | & ; i He would sudden!y disappear from the W e waited a quarter of an hour, oc- - - nee " | | / eee casionally exchanging a remark or so, ee Tra tae . i WES tafe te betine tent ieee aud ben but mostly sitting silently, being busily ° | | not since reappeared ™ corunes write our own thoughts. when = AP? — et. . | | The chief winced and remained silent | @ *‘2” ling thing happened - U Bach picce '$ our guarantee | i pend, An attendant appeared and informed , ) cl ‘““Well,’’ he said, “‘I quite admit that te ner a en ao ? see i # , 7 ; | eae is a point in your favor, far as it | )°Ung Count Landrinof. He was down risima a | THE THOS ian cantean WEG We successfully spirited our man down Sade Is that what ‘oan ae z as stairs. Would I interview him here? : . apache Co. si 3 the corridor. me?’’ He must see me alone, he said. T T . ke Bee ne » Que, oe + oa pee ae — over _— Ge- “That and something still more star- A minute or two later Percy burst N ew Styles, N ew Backgrounds, &e ) “4 cided ake the safer course of flight? tling, excellence,’’ said Borefsky. ‘‘We into the room. He looked pale and hag- ‘ And indeed, we all agreed, he would be believe we have unearthed eet ee gard, terrified—it seemed to me—as

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