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Set eacirememmdecnmmnmnasettinneinasttet eanianpenatenestnanndi 4 7; iy /— wa may Pri’ Ve } 2 a “ae » 4 hi 4 ; af e ever by a lew quills of gold; and here are } ‘ : a _ t . L's - ee owe » tu Sablisly them. Hualpa proaucea v | ful of the money. ‘*‘ Let us try them. | e ’ ra Ontside the gate the street 1s clear. BOOkh T Hike bh. courtiet protested, but the prince was | « milk d g : i r Pledge wy prevince and | CHAPTER I. ee rhuitl now.” | FIRST COMBAT phey it to we gate and ene } } } o wt i ut shields. The ‘tzin’s companion the night of t weapon ‘ eed : + i . > ~ eer, Abe aj} suet is the reader has ho dou t tnt cpa i ) y pa t tl et 7 lu ! the ‘Tit neat ie am ad I ce i { erbved t was Hualpa, the imuancan " “ ne ; leas (to | ] | ‘ . ture of bis, mor uckiess taan lend > “ i I -| ire i ~ o ve 5 . ‘ 10} nad k pt ol ' as Lilie ¢ ner of i row turn . en eredeats % ’ i} he remem that the ta @€ yurdet Vibha : ‘ i wees rom i ‘* Stay we here, said the portiel short m at the tf the great t, Lord fztlil’ Ehe tranye me,Wwi s vuide,it was Lbatural for time 13 aif you WwW —_ n $ he . : . - . ’ fe nie : hi : ti i] : i t-Learted und i al eathers on the nawkK Ss WibRES are not aii im to b Hii At eases siggiiere I i I i { toc } y a t at Z : ivss jwowever, ne strohie at res! ; ; a x “se t t miustre wt an bue man spoke « mfidently ; and it must be one place stopping te j iStl aaa RBS “ : : P - dene eke ui she tie ifessed that the Tezcucan’s reputation and wether to of serve ’ . } ‘ } erjence iustified tre assuranee, (ne ad halt confused by tne maze an t sapien lor of ali \} : op! , or. a a wh awe stood he ot the | vantage the bunter had which his enemies 3 > a ‘ A 4 . ; e veeheid. a . . » throne wid look , SUYPpasstag composure, {yom that e uve une t hi vd I

meonaren ! vontented from a distance to View tir

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margin, Saat ePresy ee accustomed intel hanges of « aE Lee - os oii ys waliekaes” 4 ‘oat ‘éAiakhs So. tei the guests tue! their master. . mony S ast nh cai Md aie! i Sa iat that he could not break through ¢ va ; 5 : or athe li ion. One ness acquired in his soutary life among Une WITHNOUL a u aCe OF — ee — ne hills, and imitate the ease an i nonchalance of “ ind but one, oe nad that Giuatamozin those born as it were to the lordiness ol the} ay hases the trie! hour, he leftthe house, an {once more sought | ‘To be continued, ) the reti of the eg wrdens | Out ‘ yw as LLL ELE OL LPT OLLI OT heneath the stars, with the fres) an om; Piles! Piles! Itching Piles! nostrils, he felt at home again, rit baat wee : oe hunter, ready for any enterprise } SYMPTOMS. Moisture; intense i ‘hing and As to the walk he should follow he trad ho | sting ng; moist at night; worse by serats h ng. choice, for in every dirveetion ! ine t VY lf a lowe cd to continue tumors form, wii . were flowers and the giow of jam ps. ae rest |} SW AY N1 y UINTM : stops ey sprigs tm : ehance put him path that led to gee needing, heals ulcerations, and in most ¢ m neighborhood of the musenuin, pe move the tumors. All drug sists, or Dy Since the gut uut in--be it saidina } taka, tor nO cents tor, Swayne & Son, Phila whisper—a memory of W nderint bright: ess | bebgh io nohh®? fen cw had taken possession of his min! Nenetzin 8] —— face, as he saw it laughiny in tha door of the kiosk when Yeteve called the 'tzin for as ng, | 4 he thought ouishene the lamplizht, the | F flowers, and everything most beautiful about) + his path ; her eyes were as stars, ris alling the insensate ones in the mead above is. ie | remembered them, too, as all tiv yhter for | the tears through which they looked | lown—alas! not on him, bac upos his | revered « mrad if Hualpa Waa not ill ; r 1@ Was, at least, burrowing wings tor & thiebt { that kind indulging the elncluus reverie he came pon Sore nobles couversimng, end qui e block wig up the way, though yoing in his direction ite hesitated: but « msi lcriby LNAL, USA LVS, he freedom of th avden belonged equally to him, he proceeded and became a listnet | 3 ' People call him a waiiiws hey kbow wthing of what makes a Warrior: they lis take good fortune, or what the traders in the

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bn t the combat ot (Jue tzal

cay that he threw his arrows well; yet it was] ma \ encd and irritated d a cowardly war. tlow much braver to wi wp as 1s ia become c! } . y , , Pa 1 tie maqgual Le and rus to blows! hat ’ ; ( ous Dbumors are ejuires manhood, streny skill. fo stend| & 1 into the blood that . > ' skand kil with a chat arrow-— a wo- re d natur aD uld do as munch a % y ate om j . - - es CE ft y ibe lu Y¥ i su i ih é CLIME?S ee dew bee FT : « sii tie * e voice that tis siual 4 PR ERP NEI A ’ : : ' " : oar Ui" OUND pa moved C.0s8 othe pat a . : oi 4 Mit cuRE "os Pf L thought bis course in that combat pood, eq Witt Bi nla ll © eae rg : &6 hs : s ‘ ; q a vit. Z wk > - a seit @ Stranyer; tC aye Hill Opporlunaities 3 "Y 2 Ss ITTRIWAT Tt : . j : + ] ly i | t . ] € 24d 2, V baat a a ' hi olberwise to be hact. HAC HG Al Ho Re WAIT UNISS.R pr 4 5 jvia the assault cannot be urged against his 5 i ALCIA, AND ALL : courage. Had you, my Lord Itz’, fallen 4 WERVOUS DISORDERS Kol ike the O ompan, he would have been ieft b.4 ’ { f ' of : ’ } a : 3 elune to tight the challengers. A fool would a { tion he & save seen the risk; a coward would not have ] bee wourtied it. ert 7 ‘‘The argument,’ repiied fatlil’, *‘ is credit ‘ ° ; ‘> Why euffer B Pains ¢ ' mg him with too much shrewdness. my Une de nT nt f 4 7 . ,¥ i } : £ om . Qos, never doubted the result—-not he ! v Potertys loverDisor ered Kidneys? £8 He knew the ‘ilascalans would never pass my wi ervous or rick headaches? =" shield ; he knew the victory was mine, two ¥ C epless nights? : 4 vyaAlnsd me aS they were. A prince of lezeuc l i ' i wp and BS Was teVer conquered ; a 4 i ; ad - bi Live sp.rit oi the hunter was fast rising; vet ; i » af, ;, rm v> x he fuolléwed, listening. 1th CY tek ; ice $1.00, s . ; . “ae ee, 4s Stix for £5.00 7 Lud, my friends,” the Tezcucan continu- nbc G. <= ; , , . 72 (PEEAQNCAN OF er — ~ ed vho better judged the conduct of the WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Proprietors, od vot atauts that day than the king’ See the MONTREAL. P.O u AJ NS MBLs, Se ‘ey res lo-night 1 take from the faint heart “4 z= WETS Rr ee oes a b » tha . he haa | P ; Love oe 7 7 F a ae 3 ut nt ee » bale won in he HAS 1OVe | fiom i oy < " Se e PP BD hood bhen bis banquet. in whose honor is | ————--—_——___-_______ —— it’ Whit does it celebrate? There is a prize Pet cn Bis . - i ‘ - ay . & to be awerded—-the prize of courage and skill; aa ie y 7 . . ~~ . ~ rel whe rets it? A if the the ' ble a eA . » is 8 ai who yets tt’ And turther, of the nobies a _ : ; . Atit hiels and of the valley, but one is absent “ire :

re whose pradence ¢ <ceeds his valour. strain the Tezcucan proceeded. Auli Hualpa, fully aroused,

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pushe ad through

the uppity to the speake r, but so quietly thai those who observed him asked no ques- bimius Assured that the ‘tzin must have friewis present. he waited for some one to take up his cwse. His own impulse was re- streined Ly his great dread uf the king, whose gatcdeus he knew were not tighting-grounds at an* time or in any quarrel. But, as the how stiul price continued, the resolve to pra Si, be ten lefinite torm with the ‘Tihuan- can—to such a degree had his admiration for the ‘tain already risen! (Gradually the audi- tore dropped behind o1 (disappeared; finally Qut one iemained—a middle aged, portly

noble, whose demeanour was not of the kiad ie shake the resolution taken.

Hualpa made his first advance close by the eastern y+fe ol the warden, to which point he geld bimseif in check lest the want of arms should prove au apology for refusing the

¥ * Ve iil tue Lord Iatlil’ stop ”” he said, lay

ig (ts haud of the Tezcucan’s arm. “* i do not know yon,” was the answer, Lhe sleei tier alsa st d cL at “a e i u ; SLOpp ale Lared road You ae nol Know me? i will neni my fortune ia that respect,” returned the hunter

milliy. **11] heard what you said so un- friend and comrade ’—the

t imphasised strongly-—‘* Guata-

pra nously of

est wor

tis’

he

mozin.” Then he repeated the offensive words es correctly a» if he had been a practised herald,

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ened

concluded, ** Now. you know, the ‘tzin éthinot icre to-night; you also know the eason; but, ior him and tn his place, I say, pria-e thouy mare, you have basely slan- dered an abse.t enemy.”

‘Who are surprised,

‘** The comrade of Guatamozin, here to take ip bis quarrel.

* Yon ra lanuve

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me? said Iztiil’ in dis- of Tez suco, son of ake it then ”’ en,

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* Re Vo 1 vot bring you princely blood %” Sood, in his tur Htualpa laughed scornfully.

Pane T-azcnvan was almost chocked with rage ins tu me--to me—a prince and ve al it?

\ daiger not coosidered by the rash hunter iow offered itself An outery would brin, lown t guard; and, in the event of hi aire v united s epresentations of Iztlil’ am

8 friemis would be sufficient to have hi: sont forthwith to the tigers, The pride of the pi tin © saVert hiza iba te a Care— tis an assassin ! { will cal tie guard at the gate!” said the courtier

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