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'l‘hc various details connected with this ,,~,,.r5i._- event., which gave ltistorlcui in- it-rv>t in this Island to the year 184i, has in-uri the source of considerable enquiry from time to time. The news on its ar- rival in Charlottetown, that the Captain gin small craft in Bedcque Harbour had

advisable to give an | c :ount of a tragedy which was then the cause of more than

ordinary feeling in the Colony.

On the 28rd. of October, 1844 a small

_schooner lay in Iiedequc Harbour opposite Green's shore _(now Sutnmerside). She had como in n few days before to buy oysters ' which were then plentiful ln the harbour.

iirvll a load of buck shot into an open boat I At that time John Morris of St. Eleanors with eight persons on board, was received i was a Magistrate of the County. Going

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hcrc with intense interest and consider-_down to the shore on the day named, he

“lilo e,\'citemeni-. The writer, a boy at that time, remembers the feeling created in his own family hy the loss of n dear rtflalive. Undpr these circunisiances, ami as considerable time has clnpsed since thc

_was informed that a vessel which was in thc stream, and pointed out to him, was trading for oysters against the law, which limited the quantity to 10 bushels for export, without a permit. Tile vessel was several days in port and was

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board. Mr. Morris on receiving the‘ in formation went home, looked up the law, and considered it imperative on him to issue a warrant on the party in question. Acting on these convictions, he made out the warrant and sent for Isaac Scales, an old constable, to serve it on Hlsooxiths Capt. of the vessel. Scales ii. appears was afraid he would not be able to serve it alone, he probably knew more about Hiscox than the magistrate. Under these circumstances Mr. Morris applied to his

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neighbors getting the 00118095 Ui GBUFEG _ _4 . George fell in with her a few miles from then retired, after which gt/i\ey._brougi Tl1I\l0Il. JOM 'l`l1“t0l1 “Ni 0116 'I-`|1Yi0l‘ t0 L Point Prim, on Thursday morning last, ina bill against William Hiscox for the Tha ,,,,¢Qu,,¢, of the trial, sentence, and

with them On arrivin at the shore on her way to Picton When hailed and murder of George Tanton. The couns

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__ _ _ ._ _ ___ 11 <ii5i»l“¢=° Of 2l mii°5 i'l`0lD the Viiiflilo Fa;°3i;:_';__i_1_§_iI_(_J___i_Th§'V1;;‘_i;i;-‘;':_x_;;l°1iimgige_QM desired tohoave to, the parties appeared for the Crown were the Hon. Robe

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Wiii\1`f°iiii°di'iiU"Bl`iifiSil LiiliY" Three Of tired into the boat. George Tanton and them and immediately shaped theirconrse

__ V *i iii” Siiiifs “iiii°i`5 “ii“° “S'i`°°‘,i i~° 8° Wiifil Scales fell and Green .was wounded. to avoid wining in contact with tho

bilelll- The Wil°i°i1¢\1‘i»YViZ- -i°i\l\ M°1‘1'iSf Under these circumstances the boat again steamer. When, the speed of the Si. George and Jolla Tallfvlh ISHN S°'1i°S. made for the shore, where George Tantnn. George would shortln the distance bei

_ Taylor and three sailors manned the boat ,md _ec,,1e5 were gnklm W me 91d fm-nl _ tween her and the schooner, the lattt-r_ .

'Mid i°ii' i°i` i'ii“ 5iiii°°“°i`- Mr' M°i`i'i9 iii house of Joseph Green, a building _still coming up close, wouldfimnieilintciy shoot

his ii“i’s°i1‘i"“i' eviiieme i’ei°i`° Vim Ciiiifi standing as amonumaut of thstime when offln an nppdslte direction; thus she net- Oll HiS00X' lfillliliveilfhe f0ii0Wil\2f\°C°\1|ii wheat, barley, oats and potatoes were eil four or tive times, i.i'il_a_t .length the °i Wiiiii ifiieii °U'i““'e‘ii _ almost the sole occupantsofthn spot where Hbeiinlvr rilliiinto l\€r~~ ¢i\\‘!‘§"ii\8 .llwiiyz her

nWhen weg0t119lll‘iYl\i0ii8“ifi0 I iiiiiieii now stand; the' City of Sumlnerqiidt-. umlmnnsi. and nmiusilil, _ Much praise is i‘ii° 5°ii°°“°T» i'i.ieY ii"ii‘i'¢i'°-'ii I i'°iii “W Abouta week after this George Tnnti-li <ille 1-0 Uliililiill Miliiiebiilli i'°l' i»il0 iilfig' “lime “mi Uiiiifei limi iiifii' i iiiid li °°“' died. Hs was conscious, but never spoke ment evinced. in _running the steamboat stable and others. and were oomlasz to Sea litter receiving the total wound. _An iiisnniafnl the smag»¢ier,_wxthautiserlcus if they had oysters. Someone answered, ,ug-,psy mp,¢$_by'Dr. Poole, showedithen damage. Hiscnx, his mliii dad boy were 'iiiii iii’ ‘iiii1i“ei`i ii Y°“ Eiiiiii Come °“ cause to be byvna shot which entered the_ taken on board the stealiier alnd the vassal i)°iii`d»" lv” Weiiii ii0i\i`» 50m” 0i'i° I iiiiiiiive brain and paralysed half the body. _He towed into Plctoii. tilBll‘f_,arrivili here -“id iw W0\ii\i Sil00i~ 'i`i‘@l'° WM ll i§°°fi left. n wife and nine children, moat of on Saturday, they to hilton.

deal oi threatening. The _sailors sniii to _ _w;,,,,,,_',,,,,,f¢, y'°_“m,-_ tn mqurn the ibss of a On Monday the W-|,,¢m_-,,|!,___ _°x"_@___ed ~_ .

i’fi'i°ii° ‘iii i’°i“'*"i "F°i` G°‘i'S “lik” ‘i° "Oi ltind ltu-hand had indulgent parent. 'llhey ii@f0i'Bf0\ll'-Tl1Sti¢¢5i5ftilii‘l?l!'l\i>i*-" i1i§l=0X i‘i1°°i'-" Tile 5i\ii°i`=i Piiiiiiii i“"'iY» Wi’ have all passed away but one, Wm. wasatall athletic uma," rddnii shottlilcr- WW” iii’°\ii2ii .Vi“°‘iS ii`°Ui 5°ii°°ii°i`-" Thi’ Tanton of Sunmierside. efland about 5Oyéai's old, _(vhs said id be il°fii' tim" Wifiifliefi 5° iiie iifiiieii On the news of the affair reaching Char- anatlve of Bristol, Itluginiid. residod_ in Liidii Pliif iiie 5“ii°I`5 0" i’°iii"i» “’iii‘i"*= lottetown, the Government took" im- Halifax and hadawife_nnd'two children. H103’ H105 MMSFS- Gfeeii “mi i31`°“‘i “'ii° mediate ste-ps to capture the daring Jukes was about 25 years_`o_f ago and a C°HS°Dl€l`i i'»080i11ih°il‘ Diil¢0- Again iii” smuggler. One of the large boats of the native of Nova Scotia. The lad Fulker

. _ . _ ii/hill-liffllie F'-Ni iii!! DHFUY Dl`°°B°fi°fi i° i-he surveying schooner Gulnare with quite a was good lool¢ing,about 18 years old, from __ _ SGll00ll6I` Wili¢=i\ WHS “ii this tim” Si°WiY number of rifle men armed with carblhes, the same province, and only a short time _ U _i H'

l00Vil1iId0iVi1i»heSi9I`ei*lU- Wi\°i`i9~b°“ii 40 under the command of T. H. Havilnnd, on board the vessel. _ _ _

Ti w a dis atclxod tothefltraits to catch of Sheriff Cundali and six oonstablos w

thc piratical craft Heavy weather forced taken to St. Eleanors, and were two d the bout to return. The Stu\me_r_._§£., `;on_th_e_n_oad,_. _§_i‘l_iey‘w_ai_'q_qut in.Jpil, _ther

known to have a much larger quantity on _ _ _ _ _ _ I mg, A p __ _ __ ' are ' _' _ ` i D

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Mirnmichi, which was the first boat own- to t-ako.plaasDec. .i i,.., ._ , ed ou the island, took a niiinbsr of our _ ,A__sp_¢ois_l`oou;u)i'salon'0f Oyar _dc Term _most prominent citizens on the some_insrand»Jai|Dsliver3,dipeo.i,et‘It4rthellqn errand. The following is an account of Edward Ji Jarvis, Chiltf J,u_|_ti_ce,_.tl;a~Hon

5 Jllilled H- l.’ctnrs..for the prisoner Charles

George running between hero, Picton and ,t/a_aw_|#» t_l;_qlr trial _,which was appointed The next du.x_the prisonerwus arraigned

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`i5l"i\S.9enr. ilqd Charles Yonnr, lfsquircn,

at the bar and. pleaded not guilty, after

- which the following jury nicn were em- - panelicd to try the case, (there being three . inzhnliengos by, the? crown and 10 by the f,

the capture published at that time: T. _HL Bevii_&¥\ri,_ c.nd,.J,ui_1u- Bl\!‘l‘l\.w

fitiuchintereais was excited on Saturday Justice _of Supreme Court, and others 'Thomas Robins, Boniamin Rlx, Peter last (November lst.) by the unexpected eo_n\n1pnoed_on__Tussds`y._tbo.3rd day

of iieuatis, Cornelius Lei'urK¢§'. Robert Neill,

prisoner) `m.,.|w1i1nn.i compte-1|, sr., ._ _ __ , . .

appearance of the St. George with tha December instant. The Grand Jury bein smuggling schooner in tow. The St. sworn _received the judges charge an

8 Nell Morrison, Daniel Slieenan, Donald ii Campbell Jr.¢Willlsm Atkinson, George

it Ramsay and Donald Campbell Sr.

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scutiiern l{ing‘s County about a railway liao running between Charlottetown an Min-my Ilarbor South, he would be look- cii anon as a man of delirious aptitude o ni minor mental capabilities. If such

sai»_it-e_t was ever brought up it was con- vt-rseii in a tone ns that of ‘day dreams'

or ‘building castles in the nit-`. Neverthe- less one or two of the oldest [residents o (lion William and Glen Martin ever up- held thc idea that a railway woulri YC

Fifty years ago if a person spoke in

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linkthe above places with clock-work of his hands and passed dangerously 'close ,hilww down mls wny_ I “my not “ve _ _ 1 i .. regularity. to his head. What could it have been? It no sea “__ and my children may “bt “ve m _ __ __ .___ ____ _.__ ...,. ,_ \

.\iter spending the day tllling the`wood~ sounded similar to the whistle of a loco- _see “_ but W wm_ be’ enjayed By our d¢,_ _ _ ,__y_,___

lnxnl in a spot here and there under the motive, but it could not be a _S-°end&'nts_.~ This gentleman hniretumed ' _ _ __ _ __ _ ..~_._ __ _ts _

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simile of the branchy beech or the higl lowering maple tree he would spend th

a_n old resident who resided somewhere _ No lady can long retain the_ai'i`ec ons in thc vicinity of the above mentioned 'nfaman if she neglects her dress. What

'signify the most beautiful proportions of

"One day while cutting into the heart of form, if they are continually hidden by

r one of the many gigantic trees that have ‘an unbceornlng dress 7 God made feililniill a stood in thc last named places and while :beauty for the purpose of rendering

wielding hisixxe to the resounding echo' women pleasing and attractive to man. in the far reaching wood with one Qshe' can show no greater contempt for terrific suing which was intended to end har husband than by obecurini! i~il0B0

f the fate of that particular tree, when the -Kg-;¢`g__g which afford one of his principal

axe was above his head something must sgurong of delight.

_ That kind of vanity which is shown_ in ` alove of elegant apparel is»not only_ex- eusable, but is also highly commendable in the fair sox. A love for

all that is tasteful and roil_i1ed is one of the principal exeliennles of that sex who are themselves the most finished sample ofl{eavon's workmanship.

It will generally he found that those men who daprecate the love of showin _the other sex are either insensible to womenis

loveilness, or fearful'_of incurring expense

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contains the announcement of the Pro- Thomas Fnirbalrn, Sable; Solomon Des- vintiintrreanirer, J. spencer smith ofthe army. 0l1=fi°°t¢t°wn; Allan l\IcDoacall.

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solid“ln women. It is evident they d__o_ not know what woman ought to be, and thnt_tl_1e_y. could not estimate s ti-:nly feminine creature. God c_riia_i.ed women"s_ beauty and. it is our duty) to render it

inthe Province:-Joseph Pope, Bedequ

peque; Thomas MoNutt, Princetown iiiifil0i'- 4 _

appointment of the following persons to _lJelfast; John Jardine, St. Peters; Alex- _ be receivers °i Basimsiiiiiiiis °i1 *iii iimds audcr Macdom\ld,St. Margaret's;\Vm. S.

ei MaeGowan, Souris; Hugh Macdonald, ,_

Thomas C. _Compton St. Eleanors‘ Jas. . Yao_Pol_t HHRAHM; Fm_.ythe_ U_;scum_.Three Rivers; James Bicliarils, Murray

every assistance in our power. -

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t have struck him for the axe droppedouit W - '

‘ Queer little, rough little cradle

Hangs swaying from a tree.

Bees are humming near it,

Birdliags do not fear ir, And each soft 'wind gives it n push,

As if io set it free.

fm-ew-=»»1» ~°.»~»f.°'».'».»‘....;.....l.. pi.. .. .lm mg-'y~d fo. ~ » or ,__ _ _ ':":'

it ' i f thi t. il of that place, and while ,iv - b -h~ _ __ “cmnu in the bam mining me fm is 0 r y In as ~ im°r°» lhimn some of yan' u-'ti-‘ ‘S me is t a- woman at once tho home-who can. coward-like, break ,ihe ‘ -'

h tsick nin suspense he- ~ ` - t u, mum That MBITIHRB 0

= Droll little, dear little cradle,

hi: lb ltd b id t-le open held in ear e it __ ~ t h e gms 1- . ._ _ _ ` “ °“’ °" °w“ cs ° '»- “‘ii°,°°° “V »° 2 hippies: and the nissan event or me; ii\nsi<>nt|..t1is.tw.»..»i..»r,an‘i d¢sff°Y~ whatcan bshialntlwsi

ll-~ l 1- f ti di ti ctly heard the shrill shriek \_Jfi\_¢U tw M M “Wwe and converse the wp LH 0 in B n tl histls which sounded in the B-alma; ln? nT,l_o°;':;_l°;'e:,w; smimii It is the promise of bliss raised on the thc confidence which lovo‘ has in`sp_lted_

V Sunbeams wana and love it.

iiay, with neighbors \vho would regularly locomo ve w _ , __ ‘monk “_ ,_ e _ _ , _ . _

death of all present enjoyment. _ _ _ _ _ B. P. Mmnbwms smug-above ___

n-\y fraternal visits. They would sit in liieiigiit of the fire-place or the dill iii-thi of the homemade tallow candies. .

'l‘i1e;8oathern'_Tern1lnas ofthe Murray 'H_°fii°i' R°iiW Y

direction of Murray River. When rell\t~ d "_ Murray mv" in nv, minuws

hh, f (1 ,md ue mf --H el She quits her h'o\ne,`her parents, _her

a . ` iivauo have oo.,anmolatmo, our ment, and than watchful protection

And spiders weave a silver lace

i iii!! “'i‘“i’i‘° md h°°rdi'° nm y time and sheis shrieking fort or m y _ _ .

noi hbors he said. with an earnest ax- »____u__;_n“_n°__ in _magmary notes but In companions, her occupations. her nmtise. _ __ __ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ To drape ___ch__________g_y_ g

‘ ms U “Thai-0 will yet, bg 5 ‘ “__ ments, everything for which she hitherto _ . SE _ ____

'rl i h td iwi b p ssioncn _ne- - _ _ . .

ic wr wrlwnrdt |55 ry rea 1 Y i"~` ‘ mm wa y MURMJ glvgm-gg, depended for comfort, for affection, for _

k|ndn°Bs_torp\“s“N_ , _ _ __ _ ___, Dearlittie,queerlittle cradle

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- -~-- The parents by whose advice she has Th°i'“iii i`i°i'i°i “ii °° Som b h__;m_g|Bt;__,75c_ -‘ ' _

.__-__ been guided, the sister to whom she dar- The °°i°i` iiidiiill iii ii' 'Fake dali'sFsmilyPiiis forconstipation.

i The beauty bidlng in it-

That soon will ily up in the slay When God shall set it free. -Emma Fnovn I~`nos.\n.-m-1, Montreal. ~

Deafness Cannot be Cured

the diseased portion ofthe enr. Tin-rc is

only one wa_ytocurc deafness, and tiat _ isby const tutional remedies. lleafnt-.ss is caused by an inflamed condition_of _ _

'liuhm When this tube is inflamed you _ lnvc a rumbling sound or inmcriot-.t. hearing. and when it is entirely L.-lost-ti,

" intfsmnission can bo taken out and this ' ;_u e rsliicfed to its normal condition, -

cases ou 0 ten are cause '~ ,which is nothing but an inflamril ton _ fiitlcn of the mucous surfaces.

cnse of Deafness (caused by gatarrhi tinn, cannot be cured by Hall's Carnirh Cure.

F J CHENEY 8: CO Toledo, 0

that Ozone (the coupon kinditaksn with _ed to impart "SPY °mi>\‘¥i> i»ii9“llili' *mi Cwkbum nlmd L,\(_1?__ ull, 11(-,W gm, ‘ Oeiory King is the quickest and most. guitng, the brother who lass played with Cured her _Stomnch ruubles byuling ‘

reliable way to care chain-en cf_ooilc`, hen by turns the °°\l11Mll0r and Dodd-5 uyspepsn Tablets.

ooaslu. colds. favors. =x 2. . °\\m“\°f “ed d ,he um, ,,,,,,d,.,,, ,,, now may pronto are simply ‘ complaints, and a hundred other ills, it ‘i°_‘_"’°° __ 'han ______°_:__ been me m_.____ihe__ nwnumed Wm, nm” Sunnah.. Tha), d6Bl»\‘°Yl ifil° §°l'mB Uimi' UWB" i7ii°“l"_°m_° °,.,°-N . . -~ 1- 1 hardly recognize their complaint under troiibles, and children never object to 'sad the plsymsto,sli are to be foxsakenwm, pNm,,_u0,,, tm, 0| pygpgpgla, but_

nike sn_lu\_i_oa__n_f_ Ozone-i_tis____.l;1l:_i= ii? .nt ons fell stroke; every former tis is t,hey`do knovv__b_\;,rondndaub_t___ti;_nt thny ismona e a e sugar B 6 - 0.100” d th | g ,fy no a d_havehours o soom ont an _ ist tic make a cure certain Ozone (tho coupon A ___ Il¢_; we _n:r__|;g___n _md pt sn” swmmh ___ um “mm N mo" the _,_,_x. kind) and Celery King,ths well known ° im h _ _L_ ___ K°u»__mdd ¥° “___ pu.|e,,mdM,,__59,, n°m|,WRh_ Cock,

_lsrstlve __wnio,_should housed rpgether flies wit joy n . o u en _ It ,tum mand_pm__ sun",

'~Ws_ aive;_Of2_r! Kil\¢_YNU-°l\° 5° PNK' before her. Buoyed up by the confidence ~\1w,\5¢,,-Qublgd with my gtnmgqh, 1 'N' 'iiii' ii i"“`°i‘°°° °i S°i“i'i°“ °i of required love, sho bids afond and got some of Dodd's Dyspepais Tablets _snd_

Orone. Mothers need 'have no fear in _ they. did me good. I think they s\°¢'s End .

i-i0" i’¢°U~ii°°` “awful ‘dim “meme mam' pn." Tablst,andf would recommend the to)

using these two prepara s, _ _ , _ __ l `0"i°“°l i"i‘° °°“i’°“ iiiiidi °°“i°i“' “.° lui' i‘.‘"'."° with °x°ii"d hw” "id .~i°y°‘" all who are troubled with their sinmshh."

drags noesioohol-simply qnsin solution _anticipation ofthe happihsss to come. Nm., ¢_;,,¢_|,"|mp\, ,gummy "nd, -Qld 0°i°i'¥ Ki” i' “W” ‘W °i Wi? 'linen woo tothe msn who can- blight ingasimpie remedy fbrssimpis trouble. ..

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