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With pity at my heart, I stood and gazed upon the man before me; a mn, a fellow being, doomed by 4 are i.e88 court martial to die; to leave the bri,ht
nd beautiful world around hiin, and io be ushered alone into ‘‘the valley of the shadow of death.” A noble-lookiag nan he was, as he stood there, unmoved aiid tae enemies that surrounded him, and a haughty, half defiant. exnrsssion rested upon his handsome, dari 4. f .ce.
He was a Union spy, capturea in the Confederate lines and bearing upon his person treasonable papers sufficient to bave condemned a regiment. He had made a good fight, but he was at last overpowered, the papers found upon him, and, after a speedy trial, was con- demned to die :
| had formed one of the court-martial, and though I knew that tho crime of being a spy was punishable with death, yet b: 1d I sought to have him spared. I Was voung then, months of our Civil War, and I was not xl to deeds of blood as I became in years ; and, besides, the spy was young and han some, by his deportment a gentleman, and his reckless ry had won my admiration.
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Nizhtfall came upon our camp, and the folowing morning the spy was to called out . shot, I had been ap-
take charge of the execution, iud, seated in my tent, [ was thinking, hinking of the unp'easant duty I was to perform on the morrow Lieutenant. a note for you, sir.” I started as the orderly’s voice breke the stillness of the night, aud, taking the
ete ‘hed rote, read rion me for disturbing your slum bers, 2 imand the detachment that wil yoOrrTow i my seul into e:ernity, I d see you, if your duties as an officer do the «¢ wens. Hoping you will grant the favor, | remain, with respect, Witsva Hares.” I carefully read the note over twice,
and then said to the orderly Say that I will come.’ \ few moments la iter, and I stool in
the pr sf the condemned man "Mr Hi ayes, you sent for me.” “I did, lieutenant; anl it was be case of your ki ndness to me durin the
trial, and also that Isaw in your eyes pity for my fate
I do feel for vou, from my heart I do; and sincerely wish I had not the un pleasant duty ordering your execution to-morrow.’
I have a favor to asx of you, sir; to please order the guard to remove some 1istance from the tent, as itis a confes sion | wish to make.”
[ gave a command to the guard to re tire a few paces, and returning to the tent, Hayes at once began:
f am no spy, sir, but am condemned ander circumstantial evidence. I came into the ne lines to visit iny mother, who lives in the south, a tongh she is Union in her feelings. After a vi isit . her of a few days I start- ed to retur nd by the road-side came upon a dyin 4 man clad a3 a Confederate
lai Im: igine my surprise tu recog i in him a noted spy of oar ewn army, ind also re ognizing me, he informed
before, by being fired 5 of Confederate cavalry, and had ridden on until he con'd go no further. He knew he was to die, and intrusted to ry care the papers ne had about him. I watched over the r fellow until he died, and then hollowing out a shallow grave, “ "Left him alone in his glory,’
and proceeded on my way.
‘‘T have little more to add, except that [ama major of cavalry in the United States Army, and wish that you will take my private papers from me after |! am dead and send them to an address J will give you. Now thisisell I ask, ex- cept that you will send me pen and ink by the orderly when you return.
Thus we parted; and finding a scout awaiting me at my tent upon my return, [gave him pen, ink and paper, and ordered him to ride over to the tent where the doomed man was with them, uvito tell the guard to release his hands
f the shackles while he wrote, but to keep ae ‘lose watch upon him.
A few minutes after, I was startled by a lov ail shout, one, two, three shots in rapid succession, and then the rapid rash of hoofs by my quarters. I was just in time to see the scout’s horse dash swiftly by and recognize. by the moon- light, the commanding form of Wilbur Hayes, the Union spy, in the saddle.
Men mounted in be haste, and a chase
umenced, but the daring soldier es iped, and thus saved him from the
ieath of a spy Upon inquiry,
upon by a part
I learned that when the
| manacles had been removed from his
t, Hayes, watching his opportunity, wit: two rapid blows struck the guard
the s¢ at to the ground, and spring ing lightly on the back of the scout’s 1orse, rode rapidly away. followed by the shots from the sentinels in the im
| me diate vicinity.
— 9 Idealists.
Idealists are persons who profess to
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imi clai_.« that ideas, beliefs and fac: ts are all that there arein the world. For XA! npl e, we are never ill; we only fancy
or believe that we are. | faith that we were well,
it we had fuil we would be
so. There is something in the ideas, for
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| ing sut all maladies will not yield to } sach ‘tre atment.
An Interesting Experiment, The Mirror and Farmer says: We have an experiment in progress in which five spayed heifers are being fed against
| five open heifers and both lots against
five ster rs, the entire fifteen head being raised on the same farm, sired by the same bull, and all from the same kind of cows. The ob ject of the experiment isto determine not only the cost of roducing beef under these conditions, But the quality of the beef as well. :
A Beautifal Swiss Custom.
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“ Castoris isan an excelic nt medicine for chi! “ Castor‘a is so well adapted to children thas éren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its I recommend it ss superior toany prescription good effect upon their children.” krown to me.”
Da. G. C. Osaoon, Lowell, Mass.
H. A. Ancuer, M. D., 111 fo. Oxford St., Lrooklyn, N. Y.
* Castoria is the Lest remedy for children of “Our physicians in the children's depart- which loam acquainted. I hope tuc d:7 is: ot ment have spoken highly cf their experi-
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An American has invented an odorless whiskey, which contains all the flavor and bad properties of the genuine stuff, but leaves no taint on the breath.
It was an old bachelor who said that he never read the women’s corner in the paper, although he was something of a woman scorner himself.
What this country needs bally is a strong organization for the encouragement ef feminine women.
“So you’ve thrown your new almirer overboard ?” “You bet. Juet aa soon as I learned he was a dairyman.” “What had that to do with it ?” “Considerable. None of your milk and water chaps for me.”
The Mikado of Japan has recently is- sued a deeree allowing a Japanese woman to lead, if she chooses, a single life. Hitherto, if found unmarried after a cer- tain age, a husband was selected for her
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tie BEWARE OF FRAUDS, The unfailing Success of Dodd's Kidacy Pills induces Fraudulent Imitators to attempt to pass Worthless Remedies on the Public,
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The envious person is never satisfied, and never can be.
Take the successful men of the city and you will find that the majority of them be gan just where you did. Then why are you not in equally as good circumstances ?
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Loxpox, May I!.— The Standard’s Vienna correspondent says of the fight be- tween police and strikers at QOstranko; There were only nine gendarms opposed to the strikers at O-trauko. They fired twenty-three shcts. The results sowed the fearful destructiveness of mannlickas at close quarters. In some casesthe ball went clear through one body and splinter. ed the bones of another behind. The wounds were terrible. One man was shot in the thigh and his flesh hung in ribbons, All this seems to indicate that in the next war vhe number of dealand disabled will be enormously larger than former!y.
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‘To be sold by Public. Auction, at the Court House in Chariottetown, in Queen’sCounty, on WEDNESDAY, the 20th day of June next, A. D. 1894, at the hour of twelve o’cloc k,m0°%n:
All that tract, piece or parcel of land, situ- ate, lying and oa in Charlotte town, in ueen’s ¢ ounty, = Primes Edward Island, bounded and de acts as follows, that is to say :—Commencing on the west side of Great George Street, at the north-east angle of a piece of land late'y sold by Richard Heartz to Joseph Jackson; thence north along Great George St cet to Euston Street; thence west along Euston S rest one hundred and twenty- four fort; thence south adjoining the land of Philip Large eight y-five feet; thence east for the distance of twe nty- -four feet: thence north along the western boundary of’ Jose ph Jack- son’s land; tothe northern boundary of Jos- eph Jackson's land ; thence east along the north boundary of the said Jose ph Jackson's land to Great Geurge Street atoresal i, at the lace of commencement, being part of Town 0 s Numbers Sixty-one and Sixty-two in the Fifth Hund ed of fown Lots in Charlottptown, together with all buildings, fixtures, rights, easements, adyantages and appurte nances wh uisoeyer to the said premises belonging or in anywise appertaining. he above sal+ is made pursuant fo 4 power of sale contained in a certa! in Indenture of Mortgage, bearing date the 1.5'h day of Nov- emver, \ D 1883, made between John Coombs and Ada Christiana Coombs, his wife, of the
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Also, large supply of all kinds o Iai ber, | in I ny P —t uce and Hemlock Boar antlir Studding, Fencim@® Pa n ta aths, Br icke Lime ete, The ciak of the above wi be sold heap for eash, as it must be disposed of lef re opening Of navigation POOLE & LEW. P_ S.—On account of the severe wintet | and bad roads we have extended the Om® for the collection of amounts due us @
Mareh 1st.
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POOLE & LEWIS.
8, 1894
@h’town, Feb.
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