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MACKAY'S.

~~ ere in uanger of forgetting our

mission and breaking into gory hos- ‘tities, when, with the blood-red flush

of the sunset upon them, points of ciustering minarets, A few minutes later the chimneylike turrets, at sight of which the famished travel-

‘ler blesses himself, and the towers of a castle were drawn clear and firm

against the dazzling splendours of the

west. Then the children of the desert, With such whoops and hewls as no throats on earth but their own can ut-

ter, clapped heel to flank, and the race became a mad scrarnble, with most of the features of a battle and a rout " It was as the descent of Wolves upen an unprotected sheepfold. Just hefore the final dash orders

were issued by Suleiman that if either ‘Tabal or myself showed the least sign of disloyalty we were to be spearel Without questicn or ceremony, the legality of the deed to be considered afterward. With the knowledge of these heartening instructions safcly lodged in our minds, Tabal and I ex- changed smiles of intelligence and rade gayly with the rest cf the looting. In spite of the forced march Sulei- man’s band was belated. Already the town was in the panic of a sack, and the company plied their spurs, growling Viciously at the thought of finding the pillaging half dene. The crooked chan- nels of streets overflowed with shrick- ing people who had been hunted cut of

ined.

their heuses like rabbits out of bur- rows, to he chased for sport and re- venge in the open. Their cries to

heaven and the prophet were pitiable, but did not detain us, for the call was eager on every hand :—‘ To the castle, to the castle! In the castle is the big spoil !’

The gloom in the midst press we clattered under its bastions. There was difficulty in find- ing a gate, and when = discove red it was only by usiug our spears, butt and point, as was handiest, that we-man- aged to reach it. It was closed, but a hundred shoulders and musket ends burst it as at a touch, and the surging mass poured in with hideous noises. I fancied it was not properly fastened. Before our arrival the guards had been

of night had fallen when of a howling and riotous frowning

killed or overcon or, what is per- haps more likely, had joined the loot- ers at the first chance, and were al- ready busy with their master’s most valuable jewels and his prettiest wives. The outer court was dark and full of maniacal people, who behaved like an enraged menagerie. Dismounting Uh ie inside the walls, we gave the horses a 0 i — over to a strong party of the most ~ stalwart of our band, who might be YOUNG OMEN LOVE trusted not only to defend, but to re- frain from ranning off with them. Then The D & A Corset, the rest of us, following the lead of : . : Suleiman, mowed an opening for it fits so comfortably, sepporting the ‘ we anothet urt. figure, while yielding easily to every An Arab stronghold, as the rea ler movement. It lasts well, and sells at may by this time be aware, is a place popular prices.-—-MORAL*~ of ‘ i ‘ . 2 <a ae s spe- cially ! Ei 1] und ) YOUNG WOMEN WEAR ik hemes ie nalace Whe un tHe D & A CORSET. (5) ‘eta tale tiata Yah. i0 ca vetent cai , now every Om f i is blocked by ” > ’ cate a mob that was self-destroyin be- tr ench i i> é Or S@is cause it could neither go on nor turn back, and xs frartic for plunder. The I livin r trampled furiously on the dead and dying, and the din was as the up- rear of caged beasts rending each other in the night. mm tH brief lulls of the delirium vee wild sounds swooped from above, an i Fane the tumbling ( east riven and bleedit out of indows, told that work was ling where G> we particularly w ed to be. Once the sharp man rang pose bugle not } i telling hat ¢t lag ul eo ready in Amood's holy of holi¢ Sulei- nan made a remark about th em being cleared | re yuld 1 La on Idir com) } Hh | unw rey t oT It got horribty dark, VW 1a Lic] stifling darkness t! you tried to ward ee off with your hand _ beca > ht was =e choking the breath out of you. Ni ae man knew how or W I »g ’ ight 7" | 0, jammed in a! King pen } cso which there appeared I S- cap ves each ot in ut hor ror and « sion to no purpose what ever. If tt rbattoir were not rs comehow, nene would be lett to njoy the good things that had brought us tegether i / A , Y oct 7 ld of a4 tore h P.D $150) eee: 1 ner, 1 it. Anoth und oo 2 No. 769 . ; nas fo cad , i. #311 ‘ Only P.D. Corsets have a universal | brands were § iding a! is : on . i the istiv s$ In a 8SwW! at reputation, and are juestionably the | 4. reckoned the multitude of demons best fitting corsets in existence. Thev | st us: then, clustering once more are made in many different s! ape; and about Suleiman, we reap “qa path in- Styles. and can be bought in all leading | ward till we came to a batte red stalr- - we em a hare at the top of it were drv “r od stores af popular prces. i case. ; we Vii I a tne . : . ~ on isaac apartments in which Amé © bee + weve ses BONSSSOCOE HHS? BO | Sinns most p ious possessions vo 3 kept nd we made haste to —— 1, Look out for the Big Sale on $| stabbings and tearing down Bn nnd @/ phiocked or barred the way. It wi uld Saturday Next. @ | have saved much life and considerable @ | trouble had the several bands agreed oS ial sa’ - ot Men's Shirts, @} to combine and distribute the booty { wear a Boys Blouses. @ | share and share alike. But no man so thought of that, and probably would st forme price oc,now 4c not have entertained the idea had it Shirts, ft. me prie » ADce now 3¥e | occurre d to him. White Unaerwear, former

rice 65e, now 4%e, Boys Blouses at half price, 19e, 29, 33e, 38e Childrens Dresses at a sacrifice | for 3 day s. Headquarters for Wi ippers 1 Skirts,

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power, And they should keep who can,

So every ruffian did that which pro-

mised the best and speediest return to himse'f.

We gained the top with the loss of only one man, who went down clutch- ing his slaver and bellowing fright- fully. Remarking that, everything

considered, we had done very well, Suleiman paused a moment, trying to decide which way to turn. Laby- rinths of passages ran like;an intri- cate network in all directions. Anv

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Tweed Department—We have made special efforts to hate this department the largest and best on P. E, I. In addition to ‘hose of our own make we have a special purchase from Mon, ireal auctions of black and blue worsteds, blue serges, Scotch tweeds, Canadian Tweeds, ‘No any in want of Ist class good at

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be rignt,* put the probability was that most of them - : AO j ] Mie'nrong, and evar mosrtanee | prices half original value, should not lose this opportunity of mak

debating in our own minds which cor- ridor take, and with the aid of our weapons endeavouring to maintain our fcoting, Suleiman caught a man who seemed anxious to escape and punched Fim under the fifth rib till he yelled. * Heve a little forbearance, friend,”

to

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Hats and Caps—-Every style available has been secured to fill this department, Feit hats, hard aad soft; crash hats, straw. all

said Suleiman, “what do they call

_"Baruk." answered the man, reaay |styles, English, American and Canadian Caps. We can assure “Ard ‘ny ofice, gente nav | yOu this department cannot be surpassed; all kinds of head wear remarked Suletinan, softy. thon | from the smallest boy to the largest man,

eves, Take nove of Ite colour, Ht Is Gents’ Furnishings—of every description, Our Neckties just heart if we are now in Amoors most fron Montreal auction, are now on sale at half price, Hose for

secret chamber within three minutes.”’ “How can it be ?” asked Baruk, with a livid face.

Ladies and Childrea, See our 25c cashmere hose for gentlemen:

“That is for thee to devise,” answer- e ° 2 ] ed Suleiman, quietly ve aie Gees job lot of gents’ linen collars at 8c each, extra value. Sweaters about. And I pray thee make haste. | for QOYS and men, in cotton and wool, at all prices; horse covers, thou standest.’”’

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