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popular bracelets that

worthy of your inspection

latest

These are mmle in the designs with plain tcp for gravrng

Engraving free on

purchased here

G Ii TA 0

jewellcr

-'tr-nfwilb--\~r\»'--H

goods

LaI'IllCl] wiio iris :van siren on Bracclcts

hes:

expectorsnt. rope:-tree of other pastoral

N0 ONE

HEARD THE IIELIILESS

CIIOKING 0F A

CONSUMPTIVE

GAII TIIIIIK LIIIIITLY

IIF A GIIUIIII ‘

A single dose of Dr. Wood’s Norws

Pme Syrup will convince u that it wr stop the cough, sooth the t-hsost, and start you on the road to recovery.

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SHERLOCK HOLMES

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NIIRWAY PIIIE SYIIUP

ublished in Prince Edward Island Exclusively by I I'"° ‘If ‘1i;":.*k'f:° “ The Charlottetown Guardian f::i:.:'g°',°,¢ all-hugh

is rich rn the lung healing virtues of the T

Noi-wa pine tres, skilfully combined with Wild harry Bark md the soothing and

hive got our case-one of the most re

he c markablo in our collection But dear

INTERCOLONIAL i=iArLwAY

Points West

C maria s Famous Train Tlrc ‘Maritime Fxlr ,,

rcss ’ 53”'

is unsurpassed in the excellence oi was its dining car service and sleeping

CCH' aCCOI1]Il10(I9\[lOIl°

ward island via Po Chene and Pictou

Connections With Prince Ed

ielsrisiiii srhimshir ct

INTERNATIONAL DIVISION

Winter Reduced Rates

I* llcitiil. \n\ Ist lu Moy Ist lillti. *I J(ilI\ F() Pill’ I`I \\D

SI I()II\ Ii) Iiil§'I()\ \iciiiiior~ li. iic St -liiiiii stil li rn ,

l~i.ii il.ir<l) \I<iiiilu.v~ rind liiiirsdnys 1<.n~ilruil, Poitlliiid -uid Iiestoir

I{I<.'l`UI{NING

Prom Bostniiiitilri in win Portland, East

port and l.ubi c, Moiiduys und Thursdays

Pu-seiigi-i~ .urisliig nt St.. John on o\ onirig

direct to stateroom

1rrc\r0rr~ tu rrroririirg hurling urn H0 stciiriici .uid take ciibiir bcitli or

for the tiin

All our fo, except li\ c stock, vl'\ the

of this oinpniiy, is insured against murine rr:-k

WILLIAM G LEE, Agent, Qt John, N B -9- __:_ -v ~ v- - - _ _v ~ -- CALVIN AISTIN V I’ 8cGcniManager

i< osivik \\ liuri Iiostorr Mars

§{¢i _‘_ ser

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Synopsis of Canadian

N0rth_WCSt Do you want a fall suit or over- fr

_:O

at? If you do now is youi likely?" I

chance to get the very latest ani “ W he best. There is nothing a mai KIHSS9'

;,,,,,,,,,,,,,. xielrghts in more than good clothe-

l_.niids in liliiriifolm or the .\lor'tli-wir»t

}’r0\'ilicc»-'. cxvcptilrg 8 iiritl 26, not r'cser\'cli

bl filelh .-0 th '~

Regulations.

AN\' ovcli irurnborcd scctlnri ol'

llllly 0 I0llI(‘r~{lI\( I y lilly PUIN the solo iicuil ofa. furiiily, iiriiiiy u

iii

Years of ulrc, to the extent of cric~qun.rtei ‘

.ve say IS UUE- I likely to contain beeswlng." e

PYICCS I0 5IIIt the PuI'5e° "Not at ali. The bottle was full of sd

lsqtioii of itil iicres, iiiur-e nr less.

I* rrtr muy he rriiulc on-clrirlly nt

In_i.crI0l’. ()ittl\vlt,_ llro ('oiiirrrissinllcr' of Irii nrrirriitloir. \Viiii\\r\lrLf. oriilrc loral nircrrt. rt-

1>cl\'eiiiiLliui-ity for siiiie oneto mir for- hrrii.

The linnlcsteuder is rcriiilrerl io pci-form thi

<‘oiirlrl~ioii~ cuiiiicutcii tlierowith under one or

the following plirirs:

tl) At loiisi six niorithn resrdcnco

rultivritiori of the lurid in crush your yczui-a

(ti) Ii' tire futher- (or niotiior, if thc

duucusirtll nf the linnrestcudcr resid fiiriiiilitlie \‘ii~.iiiity ei’ the lnliil c the rcqirii-crnuiits ns to rcsitlciic siitlstierl lry .~'i|<'Ir permori r'u.~'idilrg

futher' nl' lrirrilrcr.

(Ill If thc settler' lin:-1 his ptzrriiuncnt

u|ion_ fairlllllilg lurid owricti lly hi vrciirltyllil' Iris lrnrlice-rtclitl. the req ns to r'iri:i4`l<_~|i<~i~ rriiiy lic i-uilisflerl by upon ilu: sriiil lniiil.

_Six inniitli.~" notice in wi-itiiig uivcri in thi- i`niii|iii,~»-inner of llominl

for Lubcc

. K _ - thc lncn

lurid o ive for the dihtr ci. in wlriclr the Iiirli’ is it 'it ' if ll I st. tl desire lil

s ir. c, or ,re ionic on rr s, nifty- on iirpllciitinii to the l\Iliilf<t.ci'nftli1

\rD0n urrtl for tlirci

cs uironu ntcrcd for c with thc

Throat sud Lungs _ (espups,

Travel by Your Own Line to ,o§f,,“;;5§5?_d§,’§;;°;f,}§,,,;$§°°‘*T“§f

Quebec, Montreal, and all s»=-un- »» im ~ in ~ yellow wr- pu.

herbs and bar It is s plsamit, nfesnd effectual medicine fur Cougil end Colds, i Hoaroeneu, Sora Throat, Psininthe Chest, Asthma, Brcnchitis, Croup, Whcoprng Cough Quincy and all troubles of tho

ree ine trees e trade mark, sn the

t. h price ts ry

the Abbey Grange 'iT.°.'.‘I.‘L§'.i‘§“1"i..I`l‘.f‘Zf.'...‘...'l1`.i.fi “.§§“i.i‘L'1."

de with a few missing links, my chain is

No. I2 of the Series

,ll lf J Corel ,ull all CeI||sr's

Worry)

_fgplgsu nu A, uirr-iw. rslllln q cu I

“Surely there are details is her ste-

“I had s vary bad cold which settled on denhsm a fortnight age Berne account cg

int du

Atlnlitl

stcnmon- llro arid

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Of course the particular pat-

tl cl th dd

out-wel . we slriiin there

To be Identified

As is well dressed man you must hnvs clothes that are up to the minute for style

We make them

6-15 dw x yr

II V 0 I. \_, le over-li

kc uiril'_\

CRAIG & KIGGINS

Queen Strelet.

lungs I tried many remedies but of

uld is no rehsf On the sdvioe of a in Mid !'00\lr0d & bottle of Dr. Wood's ur

Nm. Inhss B fc th hhiil ° 0 hair nm-ii iphhi :drills :rights-I "5" I” ‘"“°I‘ "’"“'“"’ "°I’I’°“

trace of s. cou h, and in m D shi’

Woods Norm; Pun s mpyhglghogquii fact. burglars whv hue done I sovd

asseurefor ocugiimool ,or-my hampton stroke of business are, as a rule, only be of the throat an lungs. too

J.-I Molnnn, Woedb,ine,NS. and

unu

I early an hour, it is unusual for bur

glare to strike u Indy to prevent her

screaming, since one would imagine e\

that was the sure way to make her

of the Clothes -C

mit

should say that it was very unusual ne

for

empty low do all these nnusuals by ifI`Ik° 3'0". WBISOII He sprang upon the miirriclplece, could

--at

that there is ri certain element of lm probablm about th md ,B st ,A d she were sented on tire chair when

y c y ory n '

now, on thc top of this, comes the incl the CLI ne “us done' h°“ mm” that

dent of me winegmqseso mark Z\o, nc, slrc u as placed--in the

eye? ‘

them and of their appearance was co

to any one who wished to invent s b

uid play a part As n matter of gh

glad to enjoy the proceeds in peace ex quiet without embarking on anoth W

perilous undertaking Again, it is sh sual for burglars to operate at so to

am, it is unusual for them to com th

which ir we iohlroa at ra mrs blood, 5;’ uid excite our suspicion These bur e

HAS N0 EQUAL glars made s cessidorshie haul at By 5

r of my lifetime' Now, I think that.

most complete "

You have got your men?" Man, Watson, man Only one, but very formidable pt-rscn Strong as lion-witness the blow that bent that ker! Six foot three in height, active a squirrel clexterous with his tin rs, finally, remarkably quick wltted r this whole ingenious story is of his nccttlon Yes, Watson, we have nie upon the hirndiu oriu of li very re

th' papenlnnd ‘mum Datum", oc' mrirkiible individual And vct in tlrnt

ell rope he has given us a clew which

iild not have left us a doubt

Where was the clew Well ii' you were to pull down ii ll rope, Watson, where would you pect it to break? Surely at the spot

here it is attached to the wire Why

ouid it break three inches from tue

p, as this one has doue""

Because it is frayed thcre'*' Exactly This end, which we can uminc, is fruvcd Ho \\ as cuirrring

enough to do that with his knife But

murder when their numbers are noe other end is not frayed Inu could

in the main point in a suit. suliiclent to overpower one mari, it is W mm of ‘B 0 n B unusual for them to be content with a B roiuoilirn totheiook-but the limited plunder when there was much

t observe that from here, but if vou

ere crr the mairtelplece you would ee that it is cut clean off without any mark of finylng whatever lou can

°f° WII-III” IIICII' NICII. Ind- IIIIIIIIY I reconstruct wlrrit occurred The mtrn

such men to leave a bottle half it

Their cumulative effect is certainly no

etled the rope He would not tear doun for feur of giving tire irlrlrrn ringing the bell What did he do?

t quite reach it put his iirrce on the

°°II5I¢I¢l`*II7I€» “Hd Nt SHCI! 0f them IB iriricl-ict-you will sec the impression in QUII0 PUBSIIJIG ID Iflelf- TIIG IDOBI \ll1\l the dust-and so got his knife to hcnr sual thing of sll, as it seems to me, is up thlt the lady should be tied to the pllice bv at least tlricc inches, from chair which 1 infer uint he is at reuse three

cn the cord I could not reach the

Well I am not so clear about that. inches ii bigger inun than I urn Look ut

such u way that she could not give

any rate I have shown, have I not,

Watson, for it is evident that they that mark upon tire sent of the ouken must either kill her or else secure her chair' Whirt is it'*”

immediate notice of their escape But -fi,ud<,“|,t,>d|v it 1,, mood This Home

puts tire laiiy‘s story out of court Ii

Blood "

what about the wmeglasses-P cirnir after the deirih of lie; husband

Can you see them in your rnind's I'

‘I see them clearly ha ‘ We are told that three men drank S om them. Does that strike you ss b

Why not? There was wine in each W

li wager that the black dress shows

coirespoirdiiig nr.iik to this W ve not yet met our \\ utciloo, Wat

n, but this is our iiiiircrrgo, for it egins in defeat and ends in victory. should like now to have n few words lib the nurse, Theresa. Wemulit be liry for awhile if we are to get the

.. information which we want."

Exactly, but there was beeswlng

She was uri iirtcrestlrig person, this

nd IIIIS I5 the PIaCe t° get them oily In one glass' You must have my tern Austriiliari uirr'sc--taciturn, sus-

`ome and see what we have ani tl ou will be convinced that whai 5

lt,

Tne Nobby Tailors, po

est to your mind?" I'

ed that fact. What does that aug- B

lc-ions, irirgrricloirs. It took some tiiirc

Th In t la nl I refers Holmes’ pleirsirirt urairner and

e s g ss ici would be most ,.1

and it is inconceivable that the first

'rink acceptance ni all she said thaw-

her into rr coi~r-cspoiilllng suriabillty. e did not iitteinpt to conceal her ha-

ICDONAID & PIIRRI r;;°,.i;“:;:1.‘:.:'.:..i¥.';f ii1.;“:..":L§‘:

sslbic explanations, -and only two.

Great Geoxge Street: glue is that after the second glass was

and so the third glass received the

' beeswing. That does not appear prob-

fntlicr ir

nmy be

rcsldericc

I th'

,','i",,',',e,,¢ft George Clark, offer for sale that valu

rcsiilorict- a

on lil-ind#

Farm For Sale.

fronting on Hillsboro River, two mile- N

"I"’“I‘I be from Mount Stewart. This farm con-

” ab

le. No, no, I am sure that I sm

tred for her late employer. ,“Yes, sir-, it is true that he threw the decanter' at me. I heard him call my mistress a name, rind I told him that

isa the home was violently hgrmed, he “’°“Id “°‘ d‘“'° I” 'P¢““ '° If he'

brother had been there. Then it was that he threw it at mc. He might have thrown a dozen if he had but left my

' right-». _ bonny bird alone. He was forever ill

. l' r

Whlrt, then, do yeusupposei"

“Thilt onlyftwo glasses were used and P

“*' » that the dregs ef both were poured into

The executors of the will of the lar. a

ble farm at Clarktown, Lot 37 D

salon that three people had been e. In that way all the beeswing

third glass, so as to give me fame |m_ re er

t eating her, and she too proud to com- lairi. Sha will not even tell me all that he has done to her. She never told me of those marks on her 'arm that you saw this morning, but I know very we_ll that ,they cgrue from a_ stab with

enld be in the last gisss, would it

ist Ottiiwu of liitorltieii to apply for' patent. SI , P

of marsh land ; all but about 20 acres I

\V. \V ("0 IIY,

_l'lepui.y ofthe Miiiiiatc oftheliitcri er. 0

'~"I”‘III"‘° state o cultivation, the balance is p

W. _v.=--_--___ ._..._.

Our Xmas Goods which are being opened daily an: very attractive. t

Toys, gamcs,doll.=, fancy chin

manicure und jewel cases, hantlkcrclrief and tic boxes, music, calendars, Xmas card books, photo frames, stationery

kinds of musical instiu-ments. Ii. A. 'I`anto_r\ Q). Co. `

Great George btreet

" ‘liIlt~ in \\ llrr

Dcslrablc Building

in Cii’town for Sa

The unilersigigoders for s

following valuable building lots:

4 lets ou the east side of

Hillsborough Street each having a

and ex

frontage on Street of 50 feet tending back 75 feet.

2 lots on the west side of

Street each having a frontage on

Street of 50 feet and extendin 75 ieet.

The said six lots lie immediately

north of the residence of Dr. son, lately J. D. Reid.

1 lot on the west Upper Hillsborough St., s frontage on Street of and extending back 75-feet.

dence oi Dr. Anderson.

It is lin ibie to procure

these lots sdord.

'I' I d tltl . um. eu’ DWG' 8TE'WeAg'I‘Tn

De¢BrIssy Building, CI\’town

it-i8 .Iii

s, music

side of

50 feet i‘hislot

llesimmediately opposite the resi-

. poss s more desirable locality for residences thos-

_-..._. ___ c

farm _has streams of fresh water along fr

* n

lwo sides of rt, and has an abundance |

of alder and marsh mud, and is in close proximity to the mussel beds oi h the river. The rsilwa station is but

a, toilet,

glove. sheer

and all

Lots

one. On the premises are a comfortabli I dwelling, large barn, stable and coach r house, implement and out buildings. a

app' to Mrs. CInrk on theprcmises, S. C. Chsrk or Kimble Cotiiu, Mount Stew-

ats of ooo acres of u land and zo acres W

ct? Yes, I sm convinced that this is

fthe u land is cleared and in s good l0~ B111 If I Ill" IIIC “D011 'IN U"-10 0°

overed with rails and lumber. The e

wo miles distant and the wharf bur _ °

Io-r3dmw‘f ftw tf

lc.

ale tli<

Upper

Orlebai

g back

Ander-

having

KING EDWARD HOIEI Z

Fitted with all modern impr-ovenrsntn, magniil ° cently iirriiliihcd. Situation and View unsur ,d passed in Hnlilnx. Within ilvefmlnutes rice _ B

Terms 81.50 t.o$2.50 per day accord iq to lo I

eatloii f

flili DUFPERIN IIOIEI

2 nsei-looking thsnhesigifui lla lasers .

rn .u eve? ewly rs xipsied t mum iretel is thi .. :ity with p e laws ssd gs as.

s. user wn.r.rs. cuss eunllbl-

HDTEL BRUNSWICK

the Ci Aescmmozlsti Zw ti

rituatedz' seen

,&uwf,§m ai. ni..- UIDT ms ' ' 1

Opposite I.C.R. Depot,HeIlfsx. I '

y street. ours to the centre of the City. -

WM, WILSON, Proprietor I

f .

Apl as d i v

C1. Hahn, II. B-

Bdl-I I yi'

MONC'|0N N B

4-:iii-irvr OED. MQWRRNY, Prop

lanstlon of this ose small phenom- aon then in an instant the case rises

"lt'l III tml, Wltlsl,” slid Il! ‘ C

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om the .commonplace tothe exce¢d-- ble on duty, but a wild, desperate fei-

giy remarkable, for it can only mean I " low off the deck of his ship-hot head-

that Lady Brackenstall and her maid I a ed, excitable, but loyal, honest and ave deliberately lied to us, that not- kind hearted. That was the pith of the ue word of their story is to be be- ' ` * information with which Holmes left

loved, that they have some very strong I ' the oiilce of the Adelaide-Southampton eason for covering the real criminiil company. Thence he drove to Scotland l nd that we must construct our essex Yard, but, instead of entering, he sat

F01' fuftlld’ l\rl1iC\-\IB1'B» Ieflm- 31°-» for ourselves without any help fi-oiu= in his cab with his brows drawn down,

them. That is the mission which now] lost in profound thought. Finally be

_ ` i f t t th ,

rt or W_ Leitch, Charlottetown' 333:52: t\;s.,hgn'ii here, Watson, is tho\ I . & 4 5 rggign tzetae °(;hs:i1i:e2-3:: tg; ss e o e others. under ordinlfy circumstances

The household at the Abbey Grunge' I 1" _ then, st last, we made for Baker street

were much surprised st our return, but - I E ,,, Ilhghest once more.

Sherlock Holmes, iinding that Stanley ` F -_q ~“ “No; I couldn’t do it, Watson,” said

N S & N B 'Hopkins had gon sr to rep-mrs iishii- f,,,..¢*' Awards he ss we re-entered our room. "once

I I I I 3 ' `

uarters, took possession of the dining I in ° that warrant was mad. out n°I'hIII¢ 011 oom,'lock¢d the door upon the ingidg 1 I _ |n _ earth would save him. Once er twics§ ha devoted himself roi- two hours to i- In my elif" I feel that I lnvl done ns of those minute and laborious in- V ‘ \\ EUIQPQ |110" WSI “fm IP! mi 'IIl¢°V°l'! Of 01| migarlons which roi-in the .alia basis , _ ~ vrlmlnil than "er he hd d°h° by his ii which his bi-rriishc scrum or as _i < I . and- crims. I huv¢lelrn°d¢s\1tl°nl\°v'v.snd - uction were reared. Seated in a cor- I _ I I\l¢'I l'l¢Il0\‘ PII! NICK! WI*-Il W0 IIW Of

er like an interested student who ob- srvss the demonstration of his pro- sssor I followed every step of that re-

- America

”%'

ilisorumil ‘°" ' ,I

mrnbis i-mai-ch. 'rits window, the ‘ ‘ ,__ Before evenlhs we had I visit from r curtains, the carpet, the chair, the rope 3, .M-,fi IIi!P°°I°f 5If“I°¥ n°PkIII|- TIIIIIII '

l -each in turn was minutsly examined U- 5- l¢~0°I°° U0I;l:.;¢l'! W¢II VIII: UI;-I and duly pondered. The body of the , ° - ' 0" _ YW IN I YQ! I' . unfortunate bareaet bad been' removed, A ,Perfect f?°d’, mghhy' l0I|I\°¢- I I‘°;l\II¥ 4° 3011103000 IIIIIIK mi -ii si.-'mari--ti as w- his it--ii gouiélshing, easrlyidrgcsted, . that yo; luv; rowers 31:5. In 1:31 hu,- it in the momlng. Finally, to my as- tte I1 0 .r e R I 1' \Q‘§.Sf€ , mn- °W» 0" _Ol ‘NU You

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. . °.:2".':':°.‘:'::~.e.1':'::.'..t:L':fP°°.::’ :::.:: -=~~gfh~ h=a"h» t2:'.‘.f.."':-° '°' "' " ”"

. . . . -

"’“ ""°" hitdhem :hug me few inches of ren Pf0_I0I1g Ilfe- ., j‘}h<‘1:dH°;\;:;;Wn::_” “mm M ,

I an ";"_I;`r :";;§g'I3:n;I:‘°;h;;Iz:&’ 3;: A new and hsnsleemelyillus- "You Lot nv wear,

ward at it, and then in an attempt to ‘ ‘mud “nl” .°°k,“m 1"’ :Ten I lvt it."l Q it I H h

- . get nearer te it he rented his knee upon , _ ' ‘ lm YOU I §_ IN' billed

TIN I-»*fl¢*I°\\¢I UNI I'I0°°'°iI I‘I°f¢I IDA wooden bracket on the wall. This I 7°"-" , ,

broullit his hsad within s few inches I ` ’ ' "B 4 ¢f me broken ,mg ,f mg |-°p,_ bu; H I .*A”°” ”°u.‘ _ ’ have m_sde.the slsir fsr-more diIIcuit." was not this so much ss the bracket " " 'ha ' ' o. Whit I0" °f‘Nl\"lIlrs Irs thy WIN tself which seemed to engage his at- 3 ' I "I " 'mul' ”' `l¥¢lI UIIVUI' "NI I5” 'UNIV If Il” U10*

tion Finally he sprang down with IN!I'_°“ IWIIQI" ` _ ` ' V ,

honey ret

eighteen

ss it it were

only Just arrived in

grezxher dnt voyage

from home before

with his title and false london ways

mistake she

meet

tell you

er we Ind it

in Jsuuery

down in the

her, for

and

blood will stand '

Lady Brsckenstall was reclining on

the some couch, but looked brighter than before The maid had entered with us and begun once more to foment the bruise upon her mistress' brow

I hope," said the lady ‘that you

have not come to cross examine me again?"

No, Holmes answered in his gen

tiest voice, “I will not cause you any unnecessary trouble, Lady Bracken stall, and my whole desire is to msks things easy for you, for I am convinc- ed that you are a much tried woman If you will treat me as a friend and trust me you may find that I will jus tlfy your trust

What do you want me to do?

To tell me the truth

Mr Holmes ' ‘No, no, Lady Brackenstsli it is no

use You may have heard of any little reputation which I possess. I will: stake it all on the fact that your story is an absolute fabrication"

Mistress and maid were both staring

at Holmes with pale faces and fright

ened eyes

“You are an impudent fellow!" cried

Theresa Do you mean to say that my mistress has told a lie?"

Holmes rose from his chair

‘Have you nothing to tell me?"

“I have told you everything "

"Think once more, Lady Bracken stall Would it not be better to be frank?

For sn instant there was hesitation

in her beautiful face Then some new, strong thought caused it to set like a

mask

‘I have told you all I know "

Holmes took his hat and shrugged

his shoulders. I sm sorry " he said And without another word we left the room and the house. There was s. pond in the park, and to this my friend led the way It was frozen ever, but a single hole was loft for the ccnven ience ef a solitary swan Holmes gazed at it and then passed on to the lodge gate Then he scribbled a short note for Stanley Hopkins and left it with

the lodge keeper

“It may be a hit or it may be a miss,

but we are bound to do something for Friend Hopkins just to justify this sec ond visit," said he ‘I will not quite take him into my confidence yet. I think our next scene ef operations must be the shipping oiiice of-the Ado loide-outhampton line, which stands at the end of Pail Mali, if I remember right, There is a. second line of steam- era which connect South Australia with England, but we will draw the

larger cover first."

Holmes’ card sent in to the manager

insured instant attention, and he was set long in acquiring all the informa- tion he needed. In June of '95 only one ef their line had reached a home port. It was the Rock ef Gibraltar, their lar- gest and best boat. A reference to tho passenger list showed that Miss Fra- ser of Adelaide, with her maid, had made the voyage in her. The boat was now on her way toAust.ralia somewhere in the south of the Suez canal. Her oil!- eers were the same ss in '95, with one exception.¢_The, list onicer, Mr-._ Jack Crocker, had been made is captain and' was to take charge of their new ship, the Bass Bock, sailing in twc days' time from Southampton. Be lived at 8ydenhsm,- but he was likely to be in that morning, for instructions,»if ,wc

cared to,.wait for him.

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hlru, but would be glad to know more

about his record and character.

His record was magnificent; There.

was not an oiilcer in the fleet to touch him. As to his character, he was relia-

llaglsnd than with my own conscience. Let us know s little more before we

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