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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JULY 4 1898.

; a 53 oe” Sar ¢* Y; ante Ps Ne res "Ag Cee Sicted a tee ie ee me aad

COPYRIGHT, 1897 BY THE AUTHOR.

CHAPTER TTI

Mrs. Martin, with her stoutly booted feet planted on the round of one chair, the amplitude of her blue cotton skirts completely obscuritag another, was act- ing in a manner #er which Duke could find no precedent.

She was shelling beans. Dried beans that rattled from the blunt extremities of her active fingers in resounding ‘vol- leys into a tim pan firmly clasped by her two knees. ‘She was getting the dry lima beans ready for the seed bags ‘in ‘‘the madam's storeroom’’ up at the big house.

Duke kmew jperfectly well the signifi- cance of that succulent hailstorm. /He was familiar‘with the procession ef in- dustries that marched through the months, but he had never before known the dried limas to affect his mistress so obliviously.

Five more precious, unreclaimaable minutes lapsed, and Duke ventured up- on a second protest. Laying his long pointed nose delicately on the plump arm from which Mrs. Martin had roll- ed back her blue calico sleeve, he sniff- ed suggestively.

The touch of his cold nozzle -secured him brief attention, but only increased his perplexity. He was not unused to being made a confidant of when his master and the boys were afield, and whea.lis mistress turned her «troubled bluereves in his direction he assured her in advance of his full sympathy by dig- nified: oscillations of his handsome tail.

““Your master and me have made a mistake, Duke, a terrible bad mistake, and don’t see any way out of the mess. That's what's pesterin me. We'd better uy Jef’ well ‘nough alone, Duke, but we didn’ have the sense ‘to ses it at the right time. ’’

Wiping her fingers free from the stains of pea pods, she reverently lifted an imperial photograph from where it had ‘been propped against the back of therchair in front of her.

“This is her picture, Duke, -your lit- the Miss Eliza’s, that used to pull your ears mos’ out by the roots, and you nev- er even suapped ‘bout it. She signs her name Liza now, like it was spelled with a. double ee. How Martin laughed when she wrote us word how to pro-

mnounce our own child’s name! But I reckon she's outgrowed you, Duke,

along with the old name. You used to watch over her mighty good, old boy, whenever I laid her down on the risin sum quilt. she iused to think the world and allen. ‘When the pink crape myr- tles was shading. the sun from her purty the risin sun was just under her fat little fingers and you a-curled up nigh her, I could go up t’ big house, if meed be, and stay hours with ian easy mind. ’’

Mrs. Martin sighed ponderonsly and flecked a grain of dust from the smooth surface of the picture. ‘‘] was sorry when the wind blowed the pink myrtle

eres and

tree Cown, Duke, ’catse we always call- ed it Liza’s tree. The rising sun is packell away in the press right mow. Its

colors is as bright as when I put it on the gallery floor for you and haby to romp

m, but you're a sight older than ;

rou was then, Duke, and I reckom she’s | cutgrowed you along with lots of other |

things. It’s eight years, Duke, gon on nine, since I give my Biza up because they all said I bad oughter.’” Witha certain fierce regret she tapped the smooth ovat cheek of the photograph with her work roughened finger.

‘*We've .done-you a wrong, Liza, we can’t never undo. We've sent you off and made.a lady of. you, and we hadn't oughter done nosuch thing. It’s her do in’s, all hers.”’

Mrs. Martin shook her fist vindictive lv in direction of the governor's man- sion, whose gleaming white walls, sur- rounded by clustering gardens and or- chards, .were just visible from where she sat.

The odor of seorching meat smote up- on her nostrils. Duke lifted up his voice in a howlef reproach. The din- ner was burning up and no summons had yet been sounded on the big bell. She came back to the sordid require- ments of the hour with a violent start that sent the remainder of the beans, pods and all, into the pan like a rattle of musketry.

‘Good God! It’s nigher 1 than 12. That picture’s got me all upset—plum outdone !"’ ;

By way of remedying the irremedi- able, Mrs. Martin gave the bell ‘pull two or three startling, vigorous jerks before proceeding to examine the incin- erated dinner. ee

Soon from out a cloud of dust, amid mighty clatter of hoofs and trace chains, to the discordant accompani- ment of yelping curs and hissing geese, Manager Martin’s broad shoulders and florid face appeared. He was carrying his coarse straw hat in his hand ard mopping his moist forehead with a du- bious bandana handkerchief. ;

_ For the first time in her married life Mrs. Martin regarded her husband crit-

' ically.

“How would he strike Liza?’’

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cinning to revolve about that test ques-

tion. As he galloped past her point of

view, conscicntiously minded to see that

the brutes had their feed before he en- soyed his own, she challenged his atten-

tion by waving her blue cotton apron

vigorously at him.

‘*Don’t stay long at the lot, Eben. I’m in a hurry for you.’’

Across the clatter of hoofs, the relp- ing of curs and hissing of gecse a clear, wholesome laugh floated to her.

‘*You rung that bell like you was in a hurry. Consult the shadders.”’

the eoensulted the shadows. Eben had always told her when she had any acubts about the harsh voiced clock that to ~onsult the shadows about the roots o/

two sentinel China trees that ‘Sanked the front steps. If the shadows were ‘plumb round,’’ she was to ring. The shucows were:slanting toward the cart,

‘It’s the picture. It got mevall fius- tered up.’’

With thiseapology for herself to her- self she went inside and made ready for *‘the old man’’ and the boys with a great ado over her bone handled cutlery and her heayy queensware plates, all of whica suddenly inspired her with an intense scorn of their clumsy coarseness.

‘*How would they strike Liza?’

With spiteful emphasis she smoothed fhe wrinkles out of the red checkered tablecloth that never had showu such suspicious*marks of hard nsageas it did today, looked at with her newborn dis- trust of .all her possessions A few grease spots, more or less, wouldn’t **feaze the-old man’’ nor the boys, but she shouldn’t wonder if Liza had forgot how to eat-off a red tablecloth, and like as not shewas used to napkins every aay.

(To be Continued.)

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Gingham, from 5e to 1de, grand value.

Fiannetiete, 3c, Te, Sc, Ie; 10c and 11s.

Towel.iug from 4c to Se per

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Bath Powels 20c to $ 1.00 per pair.

Side Board Covers, regular price # 50,60, now selling at 20¢, 25c, 30e.

Press Lengths. former price $16.06 to $24,0u, now $12.00, 10.00, 8.00, 5.00 and 3,00,

All wool Colored Dregs Geods trom 18c to 38¢ per yd

Biack Dress Goods at 25c to 85 per yd.

Plain China Silk at 10c, 15c and 20c per yd,

Braid, suitasle for trim- mings, selling at half price, former price 6, 10 and 20c,| now 3; 5and 10c.

Black and Coloree *a- teens—l10c and 12c, former price 2@c and Zoe.

ladies Handkerchiefs plain and hemstiich going at 4c each

Ladies Emb. Hkfs going at 10c worth 20c.

Ladies Linen Hkfs selling at 20c, former price 40c

Ladies Cotton Gloves a

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In Gnancery

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In the matter of the Charlottetown Gas Light Company and the Distri- bution of ‘ts Assets among the Shareholders.

To Reverend Ra!pb Brecken, of Sackville, New Brunswick, Executor of the late Ralph .Breckeo; Edgar Hubert Beer, ef Charlottetown, Executor of George R. Beer; Frank D. Beer, of Charlottetown Medical Doctor; Edward Bavfield, of Charlottetown Executor and Trustee of leary W. Bayfiela; Andrew A. McDon- ald, ot Charlottetown, Executor of Owen Connolly; Francis L. Haszard, of Char- lottetown, Representative of the Estave of the late Charles Hensley; Henry R. Lordly, of Charlottetownj Hugh Movagh- an, of Charlottetown; ‘homas Handra- han, of Charlottetown, Trustee for Fanny Leigh; and William A. Weeks, the younger, of Charlottetown, Executor cf the late William Weeke, AND OTHER Shareholders in the said Company; AND TC ALL REPRESENTATI- VES, AGENTS of aud TRUSTEES for deceased or absent Shareholders +

These are to require you and each of you and alland every other person or per- sons interested, or Claiming tobe inter- este! in the said Company, as Share- holder or Representative, Agent, Trustee or Agent or Shareholders, to appeat before me, Rowen Robert Fitzgerald Vice Chancellor, in Charlottetown, at the Court of the Vice Chatcellor, Thursday, the Twenty-eight day Of Juiy

next, atthe hour of eleven o’clock

forenoon, to show cause Why an account should not be taken of the affairs of the

Company, and of ite debie, property and

assets, and why a sum of moa*y now is

) the hands of the directors, the proceeds of

the sale of property of the said Company, aod ell otnerthe essets of the said Cam- papy hereafter to be realized, should pot be divided among the shareholders asd others interested therein, or having claings

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thereto, as coon as can be, and whve decree shceuld not be made declaring the righte of shareholders between themselves and their reepective rights, and directing the mode of dividing and paying out suck assets among sharebolders and creditors of the company, ard the payment of costs incident to the said proceedings, Al! per sons interested are hereby notified thate decree to be made in the premises shal] be final, and that all persons not making claim at the time and place aforesaid «hall be barred from any right or claim not al- lowed by such decree. You are further notified that # petition bas been filed by the dirscore of the said Company with the Registrar of the Court of Chancery Charlottetown vetting forth the names shareholders and their respective shares far as known, and other facts in eonunec with tne affairs ofthe Company pur: to the Aci ofthe Legisiatare, “ An Act to Facilitate the Liquida the Aflaire of the Charlottetown Gas Company.” You and each of y further notifi-d that in default of yor pearance at tle time and plece afor the hearing of the matter of said pe will proceed, and a decision wi.) be by which you wiil te as effectually t as if you hed appeared. Dated at Charlottetown this Eighte day of June, A. D, 1898. (Sg’d) R. R. FITZGERALD Vice Charcel H. JAMES PALMER, Charlowetown; P. E. Island, Solicitor for said Company. é

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