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ane eversthing prepared for a start. The

Waining whistle had been sounded twice: t final bell had been rung. Her bowsprit was turned toward Ergland, and the hiss of escaping steam showed that all was ready for her run of three thousand miles. She strainei at the warps that held her ike a grevhound at its leash

J have the misfortune to be a_ very terrous man. A_ sedentary literary Iife has helped ta increase the morbid love of solitude which, even in my boyhood,

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of my peculiar temperament, and that they et) not wneommonly fulfilled. fHiad I known the experience which awaited mein the course of the next twelve hours I should even then at the last moment have sprunz upon the shore, and made my escape from the

accursed vessel,

“Time’s up!’ said the captain, closing his chronometer with a snap, and re- placing it in his pocket. ‘‘Time’s up!’’ said the mate. There was a last wail from the whistle, a rush of friends and relatives upon the land. One warp was lossencd, the gangway was being pushed away, when there was a shont from the bridge. and two men appeared, running rapidiy down the qnay. They were way- ing their hands and making frantic ges- tures, apparentiy with the intention of

stopping the ship. “Look sharp'”’ shonted the crowd. ‘Hold hard!"’ cried the eap- tain. ‘‘Kase her! stop her! Up with the gangway!"’ and the two men sprang aboard just as the second warp parted, and a convalsive throb of the engine shot us clear ef the shore. There was a cheer from the deck, another from the quay, a mighty flattering of handker- chiefs, and the great vessel plowed its way out of the harbor, and steamed

grandly away across the placid bay.

We were fairly started upon our fort- night's voyage. There was a general dive among the passengers in quest of berths and luggage, while a popping of corks in the saloon proved that more than one bereaved traveler was adopting artificial means for drowning the pangs of separ- ation. I glanced reund the deck and took & running inventory of my compagnons de voyage. They presented the usual types met with upon these occasions. here was no striking face among them. I speak as a connoisseur, for faces are a specialty of mine. I pounce upon a char- acteristic feature as a botanist does on a flower, and bear it awsy with me to analyze at my leisnre, and classify and label it in my little anthropological museum. There was nothing worthy of Twenty types of young Amer- ng to “Yurrop "' a few respectable middle aged couples as an antidote, a sprinkling of clergymen and professional men, young ladies, bagmen, British ex- ciusives, and all the olla podrida of an ocean-going steamer. I turned away from them and gazed back at the reced-

ing shores of America, and, as a cloud of remembrances rose before me, my heart warmed toward the Iand of my adoption. A pile of portmanteaus and

inggage chanced to be lying on one side of the deck, awaiting their turn to be takea below. With my usual love for solitude I walked behind these, and sitting on a coil of rope between them and the vessel’s side, I indulged ina melancholy reverie.

I was aroused from this behind me,

by a whisper ‘Here's a quiet place,”’ said the volee. “*Sit down, and we can talk it over in safety.’’

Glancipg through a chink between two colossal chests, I saw that the paas- engers who had joined ua at the last moment were standing at the other side of the pila They had evidently failed to sec mig as I crouched in the shadow of the boxes. The one who had speken was atalland very thin man with a blae black beard anda colorless face, His manner was nervous and excited. His companion was a short, plethoric little fellow, with a brisk and resolute air. He had a cigar in his mouth, and a large ulster slung over his left arm. They both glanced round uneasily, as if to aacertain whether they were alone. ‘‘This is just the place,’’ I heard the other say, They sat down on a bale of goods with

their backs turned toward me, and I found myself. much against my will, playing the unpleasant part of eaves-

dropper to their conversation,

‘*Well, Muller,”’ said the taller of the two, “we've got it aboard right enongh.”'

“Yes,"’ assented the man whom he had addressed as Muller, “it’s safe aboard

*“*It was rather a near go."’

“It was that, Flannigan,’’

“It wouldn't have done to have missed the ship

*“*No, it out. *’

‘*Ruined them entirely,’’ said the little man, and puffed furiously at his cigar for some minutes.

“ye got it here,"’ he said at last

would have put our plans

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“Let me see it ”’

“Is no one looking

**No, they are nearly all below.’’

“We can't be too careful where so much is at stuke,’’ said Muller, us he uncoiled the ulster which hung over his arm, and disclosed a dark object which he jaid upon the deck. One glance at it was enough to cause me to spring to my feet with an exclamation of horror. Luckily they were so engrossed ip the matteron hand that neither of them observed me. Had they turned their heads they would infallibly haye seen my pale face glaring at them over the pile of boxes.

From the first moment of their eon- versation a horrible misgiving had come over me. It seemed more than confirmed as I gazed at what lay before me. It was a little square hex made of some dark wood, and ribned with brass I suppose it was about the size of a cubic foot. It reminded me of a pistol-case,only ig was decidedly higher. There was ap

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appendage to it, however, on which my eyes were riveted, and which suggested the pistol itself rather than its receptacle. This was a trigger-like arrangement upon the lid to which a coil of string was at- tached. Beside this trigger there was a small square aperture through the wood. The tall man, Flannigan, as his com- panion called him, applied his eye to this, and peered in for several minutes with an expression cf intense anxiety upon his face.

“It seems right enough,’ he said at

last,

“*I tried not to thake it,”’ said his companion,

“Such delicate things need delicate treatment. Put in some of the needfal, Muller.’’

The shorter man fumbled in his pocket for some time, and then produced a small paper packet. He opened this, and took out of it half a handful of whitish granules, which he poured down through the hole. A’ curious clicking noise fol- lowed from the inside of the box, and both the men smiled in 9 satisfied way.

“Nothing much wreng there,'’ said Flannigan.

‘Right as a trivel,"’ panion,

‘Look ont! There's some one coming. Take it down to our berth. It wouldn't €o to haye any one suspecting what our game is, or, worsestill, have them fumb- ling with it, and letting it off by mis- take.’

“Well, it weuld come to the same, whoever let it off,'’ said Mailer.

**They'd be rather astonished if pulled the trigger,’’ said the taller, with » sinister langh. ‘‘Ha, ha! fancy their faces! It’s not a bad bit of workman- ship, I flatter myself.’’

“No,” said Maller, ‘I hear it is your own design, every bit of it, isn’t itt’’

“Yes, the spring and the sliding shut- ter are my own.”’

‘*We should take ont a patent.’’

And the two men laughed again with a cold, harsh laugh, as they took up the little brass-bound package, and concenled it in Muller's voluminous overcoat.

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berth,’’ said Flannigan. ‘‘We won’t need it until to-night, and it will be safe there.’’

His companion assented, and the two went arm-in-arm along the deck and dis- appeared down the hatchway,bearing the mysterions little box away with them. The last words I heard were a muttered injunction from Flanoigan to carry it carefully, and avoid knocking it against the bulwarks,

Now long I remained sitting on that coil of rope I shall never know. The horror of the conversation I had just overheard was aggravated by the first

sinking qualms of sea-sickness. The long roll of the Atlantic was beginning to assert itself over both ship and passen- gers. I felt prostrated in mind and body, and fell into a state of collapse, from which I was finally aroused by the hearty voice of our worthy quartermaster,

“Do you mind moving out of that, sir?’ he said. ‘‘We want to get this lum- ber cleared off the deck.’’

One of the quarter-boats was hang- ing rather low down upon the davits, An idea strack me, and climbing on the bulwarks, I stepped into the empty boat and lay down in the bottom of it. Stretched on my back, with nothing but the blue sky above me, and an occasional view of the mizzen as the vessel rolled, I was at least alone with my sickness and my thoughts.

I tried to recall the words which had been spoken in the terrible dialogue I had overheard. Would they admit of any construction but the one which stared me in the face? My reason forced me ta cenfess that ther would not. I endeavor- ed to array the various facts which formed the chain of circumstantial evt- dence, and to find a flaw in it; but no, not a link was missing. There was the strange way in which our passengers had come aboard, enabling them toevade any examination of their luggage. The very name of ‘‘Flannigan’’ smacked of Fen- jianism, while ‘‘Muller’ suggested noth- ing but socialism and murder. Then their mysterious manner; their remark that their plans would have been ruined had they missed the ship; their fear of being observed; last, but not least, the clinching evidence in the production of the little square box with the trigger, and their grim joke about the face of the man who should let it off by mistake— eould these facts lead to any conclusion

other than that they were the desperate emissaries of some body, political or otherwise, who intended to — sucrifica

themselves, their fellow-passengers, and the ship, in one great holocaust? The whitish granules which I had seen one of them pour out into the box formed no doubt a fuse for exploding it. I had myself heard a sound come from it which might have emanated from some delicate piece of machinery, Bat what did they mean by their allusion toto-night? Could it be that they contemplated putting their horrible design into execution on the very first evening of onr vyorage? fhe mere thonght of it sent a cold shud- der over me, and made me for a moment superior even to the sgonies of sea sick- uess

(To be continued.)

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Castoria is put rp in one-sise bottles only, I¢ is not gold ia bulk. Don't allow anyone to scil you anything else on the plea or promise thet it is “just es good” and “will anewer every prr pose.” A&I Eco thet you get C-A-$-T-0-R-1-4,

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; EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER,

Famous Active Range

Happy Thought Range Aberdeen Range World’s Fair Range

ALL WARRANTED,

Simon W. Crabbe

Walker's Corner 135 STOVES HARDWARE

The St. Lawrence

LAWRENCE SUGAR REFINING

Granby Rubbers ee ere

new patterns are added, to fit all the latest shoe-shapes, and Granby

Rubbers are always ‘‘ up-to-date.”

They are honestly made of pure Don’t Draw the Feet They Fit the Boot

It is no wonder that rub- bers, which are not the same shape as the boot, should be uncomfortable. It costs mo- ney to employ skilled pattern

rubber, thin, light, elastic, durable, extra thick at ball and heel.

ow is The Time

To order your suit or overcoat, as we have ju-t opened a large line of fall and winter Suiting and Over- coating, See them early and have choice of selection, Perfect fitjand latest style guaranteed.

JOHN MACLEOD & CO

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sisersiencsemeeiennee sugar Refining Co.,Ltd Montreal

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Lalcratory of Inland Revenue, Oltice of Official Analyst, Montreal, April &th, 1895 have drawn, by my own hand, ten samples of the §T.

COS FXTRA STANDARD GRANULATED

“| herety certify that I

| SUGAR, indiscriminately taken from ten lots of about 150 barrels each. I Lave | analysed same, and find them uniformly to con‘ain:

99 yyy to 100 per cent. of Pure Cane Sugar.

with no impurities whatever.’

(Signed) JOGN BAKER EDWARDS, Pb D., C L.

Prof. of Chemistery and Pub. Analyst, Mon t€

N RATTENBURY, AGENT

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Hichland Ranges —

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almost hopeless—cases that had been treated by the most talented physi- cians—cases that were on the verge of despair and insanity —cases thai were tottering over the gravo—but with the continued and persevering use of Wood's Phosphodine, these cases that had been given up todie, were ¥estored to man!y vigor and health—Reader you need not despair—ao mat ter who has given you up as incurable~the remedy ia now reach, by its use you can be restored to a Life of usefulness and happiness.

NC, Woud's Phosphodine is sold by responsible wholesale and retail 4ruggists in the Dominlom WOCOCVSVAVO TVS e_ Seseues

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—SOLD ONLY BY—

Fen: oll & Chandler

Charlottetown,July 22, 1895—24 & wy

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Wood's Phosphoding.—z2- Great Engiish Remedy.

Is the result of over 25 years treating thousands of cases with all known drugs, until at last we have discovered the true remedy and treatment—a@ combination that will effect a prompt aud permanent cure in ail stages ot Sexual Dedility, Abuse or Excesses, Nervous Weakness, Emissions, Mentat Worry, Excessive Use of Opium, Tobacco, or Alcoholic Stimulants, eli of which soon lead to Insanity, Consumption and an early grave. Woal's Phosphodine has been used successfully by hundreds of cases that seemed

within your

Price, one package, $1; six packages, $5; by mail free of One will please, t’e guaranteed to cure, Pamphiet free tc any address. The Wood Company, Windsor, Ont -, Canada,

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