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M Ss \ ice, afe yi u i] P’’ he ez-~ claimed anxiously, ‘ Let me get yeu Bome Walel :

Lt Was s8Car "y a moment befor his return. but even then he was shocked at her white drawn face.

Call my siste she had said to ano‘her ventleman with her, whils

Col. Terry bad gone for the water, and both reached her at the same time.

* Luey, ed, faintly. “Iam dying.”

* Ob, no, dar * said her tenderly, ** you well in, the morning.”

sister,

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will be

As quickly as possible the carriage |

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was cailed and the sick girl placed in it,

When they were just Terry wished them good-aight, ex- pressing his hopes that Miss Alice. would have recovered by morning She pul t her band, and « Xerting nei strength, said distincily:

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her sister's shoulder. The lady who

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to apply restoratives, and the carriage | rolled swiftly away.

The next morning when Colenel | Terry calledto inquire after the iu | valid he had ever | the door floated the mournful insign of death. Shocked beyoud expression,the | hardy soldier turned away, unable then | to even offer his services if they were | needed. He went again after a while| aod saw Mrs. Cameron, the hostess of| the sisters during their visit. From | her he brief details ot Alice’s death. Her attack had been a sudden spasm of the heart, and she had | never railicd. She had not spoken | but once; then they caught her lover's | name, and a repetition ef the words “ in the morning”

* Poor Charley, Who will tell him ?” groaned the Colonel, when the lady’s voice ceased.

‘You are his best friend,” she} answered. ‘I think no one else could do it so gently.’ “I can’t,” he replied, shaking head. ‘** I would rather face a hatete Why, you do not know, you cantthiokhow is very life seemed bound up in her ; and now--”’

They buried her next day ; six of Pic tons friends carried his dead love to | to her grave, and came sadly buck, each | questioning who would bear the tidings | to the gallant sabreur far away with the | old brigade.

That night the order came to join the command, and by daylight the troeps | were Miles away. As they reached the Vicinity of the appointed rendezvous. a desnitory firing warned thém of an approaching conflict. ~ Presently they formed themselves in the midst ot a por- tion of the command, drawn up in a piece of woods overlooking a sloping field, which on the other side rose to a sharp eminence, on the brow of which was posted a Federai battery.

Farther tothe right firing became sharper, and soon the roll of musketry swept all along the line.

“I say, Barclay,” ealled Colonel Terry, as that officer passed him, ‘ bave youseen Picton yet?” Andas Barclay

no peed tO ask, ior

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, OCTOBER 8, 1882.

THIS WE WILL DO!

Aad Make it Pay, Too.

from the First Day of September, WE WILL RETAIL POR CASH,

BEEF AT STILL LOWER PRICES.

The liberal patronage we received last month warrants us 1n | making this further reduction.

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Fire and Life Insurance Company,

OF EDINBURGH AND LONDON, ESTABLISHED IN 1809.

O00 — | Subseribed Capital - - - - $ 9,733.332.00 Paid Up Capital - - - - - 1,216,.666.00 ————= 0:0

FIRE, LIFE AND ANNUITY BUSINESS

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Losses Settled With Promptitede and Liberailiy.

—_— 0:0

FIRE DEPARTMENT. Reserved Funds (Irrespective of Faid up Capital) over - $6,000,000.00

Insurances effected at the Lowest Current Rates.

70%

LIFE DEPARTMENT.

$12,000,000. 00

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0:0

Profits of previous Quinquennium divided among Policy Holders, $1,158,500.00

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New and Reduced Premiums for the Dominion of Canada.

shook his head, he added: “ Tell the boys not to let him know yet. Wait till this is over.”

“ All right ; Ill tell them,” answered Barelay as he rode away.

“Phe old General will be wanting that battery the first thing they know,” said one of their men, as a shell expled- ej over there heads, keep quiet.”

“Thar, what I tell you?” he added biting a huge piece of long green. “ Thar go to the Mississippi boys now.”

As he spoke a tawny colamn moved out ofthe woods and swept gallantly across the field. But as the reached the centre a murderous round of grape and canister tore through their ranks, and the column broke in confusion. Three times their leader rallicd them to the charge, and three times they were shattered by the galling fine.

TO BE CONTINUED.

Gudgeon Parties in England.

The institution or rather the revival of

gudgeon parties on the Thames has added a new zest to riverside residence this summer. Perpetual lawn tennis, like perpetual croquet, has want a relief of some kind. The delights of a household and ali the charms of rowing, canoeing and punt- ing have been found at last to lack that element of amusement which the contemplative man’s recreation supplies.

Hence dwellers by the Thames have been inviting their friends to gudgeon parties, as they are called, and yery pleasaut such holiday makings have proved. There is about them none of

the preparations and impediments of

more serious augling excursions. No special kind of rod is necessary,

Gudgeoning is keenly enjoyed by|

women who would be indifferent to the

charms of spinning, even with spconbait,

and completely callous to the excitement

of troiliug ; and it is the delight of femi-

nine companiouship which makes anglive

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TIME TABLE NO. (8.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,

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STATIONS, EXPRESS, ; MIXED. MIXED,

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1A > 05 1 Albertea, .! 12.05pm ro Tignizh,. -!art2.40 ©. ar'7-20'*° ,

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“5 40 “6 i “12 60 “é ss 7.00 “é

Summ’side 4.5 00. Ard. 90am!

Wellingt’n| Dp 4 46 ** aryes “4 Port Hall,.| ** 4.17 ‘* 1 ** 943 ** O Leary...| “3.23 **} ** 8.18 i Bloomtield ; ** 3.06 -*| * 7.50 “|

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¥ 6s 6 “6 a.» Alberton .. 2.40 Ar 655 * Tignish .,.] ‘‘ 2.00 “ |Dp 6.00 “| Ch town ,.'Arl0.00am) Ar 7.COpm,

Royalty Je) Dp 9 45 ** |Lp6.27 ** | BOER asec vit F Bet Cel & Bee egies, a1. eae, Oe!

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