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DOCK HIV S. CHAPTER il ( endear é.

‘* Now | beshink me, the poor wretch wi

hath suffered the death may have been one ol

the half-ssavilized sous of Tlasoala. if we ar io a stronghold of ememies, as 1 have couciud ed from the wicked, Carib looks of

sevages, Heaven and St. James defend

‘ hy . Les

us

We are a score with weapons; in the Mother's

neme, let us to the bloody eign |”

The unarmed massa into which, without fur the: consideration, they plunged, was probab ly awed by the effrontry of the movement, fo the leader had not once cccasion his advaneing step tacle, they looked firat at the the head. Remembrance one, they recognized the remains of a com rade; in the other his property.

horse,

‘‘Arguella, Arguella! Good captain! Santa!

Maria !” burat from them.

As they gazed, tears of pity and rage their eyes, and coursed down their cheeks,

** Peace |” suggestion they had come. or whimpering women? DoasI bid! Sa your tears for Father Bartolome to mix with masses for the poor fellow’s soul. Look to the Infidels ! will take dows the head.”

Save

vo to shorten Halted before the spec- |

: then at;

; | ‘* What ails yor, Nenetzin?” asked Io’ was faithful ; ta; ; ee '

bronzed |

said the sterner fellow at whose | ‘‘Are ye soldiers,

jonougb., Does he come often to the city?” ‘*Nover, except for the “tain.” ‘We wast get them together.

‘

' }

ah, yes; the chinawge, We have not been; of }

‘there for a long thme, and shat will be an ox louse for going there te-merrow,

fminstrel, and have | stories of love and lovere. how the ‘tzin'’s presence would add to pleasure of the meeting

curtain of the

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’

; pouting. t ** Yesterday

j#aid Tula, pleasantly. ‘I bope sho is well | ag sin 7” “T slept peorly,”” was the reply, toss siok, we will send to the tem-

f you are

t irritated. * Who would not be ailing,

filled | patienc

lo’ colored and turned away.

‘*eomething from the strangers ?” } Nenetzin'’s face brightened. ithem? Have they waited on eur father?” ' Flave they, lo’ ?” Tula asked,

i He made no answer ; ke was angry.

i (To be Continued. }

He lowered the lance, and took off the loath- « saciealiliad celina sina some object . Frades or Professions. “We will carry it to the Senor Hernan. It! shall have burial, and wasses, and a cross. !

Hands to the horss now ! well; many a day I have seen him comb mane kindly as if it had been the looks of his sweetheart. Nay, itistoo unwieldly. ! it stand, but take the armour. swerd close. Heaven willing, it shall

@rst that lifte a hand or bars the way.”

They reached the old palaco iu safety. Needless to depict the grief and rags of the Christians at sight of the countevunce of the uofertunate Arguelle.

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CHAPTER IT. RoW ILLS OF STATA BBCOMB ILLS OF SOCIETY.

By this time io’ the prince had acquired

somewhat of the importance of a man. Thanks to Hualpa and his own in. dustry he eould hari ao javelin, strike

stoutly with a maquahwil, ard boast of skill with the bow. As well he might, he smiled at thought of th eisters demanded a treatment due to one of hie aecomplishments and diguity.

The day after the incidents narrated in the |

preceding chapter he entered Tula’s apart- went, and requested her to dismias her attend- ants.

** Sit down, my brether,” they were alone bas happened !”’

Going to « table olose by he commenced spoiling a vaaee of flowers, question,

“Tam glad,” he aaswerad, ‘to dnd one whom the coming of the stranger has net

when What

she said, You look vexed.

She repeated the

Argauella loved | iz} i

5.85 Hog the good i that the experionce of merchants and pro- | aii i fessional men in the Dominion of Canada| Jn the carcasses of some of those hounds of; to-day is that too many of our young men} hell. Are we ready? To quarters, then! As/are crowding into business colleges, trying | we go, mark the unbelievers, and cleave ths} to get into connting-houses, witha view to} are | be ** put through”!

materpal eare, and from his!

de-i If allowed to | often bleed and uleerate, becoming very sore. (Swayne’s Ointuznt stops the bleeding, i remove

Is there a prejadice among young Cana-

tq | dians against. learning trades, and does ¥ . o . - ; a ithis feeling hinder the progress of wnt

manufactures? Tho Monetary Times says

i becoming merchants; while too many j sent by their parents to 'our universities, with the idea that what

every hour fn the day, still tt would net be ;

THE FAIR GOD.

af : tet rice him slug and ws Carries at

She stopped and sighed, shinking doubtless

| the: At that moment the} door was flung aside, and, ~ ,| Nenetzin herself came tn, looking vexed and }

was teo much for my alster,”

afficted es I

{have been? One graceless fcilow alter an- (other calling to seems, antil _ Iam cat of!

“ Bat whatif they had news,” sald Tula;

‘What of! selves well fortified with pure blood and a

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| prove that a like foeling pervades the rie- | ling generation in the United States. It is}

28 i 'a short-sighted and pernicions notion that; (to labor with one’s hands is lowering aad

‘not respectable. ithreaten our country,” says the professor, i** there is none greater than t has ite manual labor, aad contempt for it dignified and servile. OE I OI — ern

Piles! Piles! Tiching Piles!

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sin, but she refuses me. Is she sick *”’

** Not that I know.”

‘* Then why is she s0 provoking? ”

“4 My brother, yeu know not what it is for —" find her iever, Nenetzin has found

** It is to tal abeut him [ want to see her.”

“You know him ! How? When ?”

“Dol notknow him! Is be uot my com- rade f”

**Your comrade !

“The Lord Huslpa! He came to you ones } with # message from the ‘tzin,”

Toa woman the most interesting stories are these that have to do with the gentle passion. Seeing his mistake she encouraged it.

“Yes, [remember him. Heis both brave aad handsoine.”’

i

Io’ left the vase and came to her side. His! Stocks, Bonds, Grain, Provisions and

vurioaity was piqued. ‘How came you te know he was ber lover He would hardly canfess it to me.”

‘* Yet he did tell you?” she answered evas-}

ively.

‘Yes. One day, tired of practising with ecr slinge,we lay down in the shade of a ceiba tree. We talked about what I should do when I becams aman. i shouldbea warrior and command armies, and conquer Tlascala; he |

should be a warrior also, and io my command. i would §

That should not be 1 told him, as he always be the most skillful. Me laugh- ed, but not as merrily as I have heard him. Then he said: * There mauy things you will have learned by thet time; sach as what rank is, and es- pecially what it is to be of the king's blood.’ Tasked him why he spoke sv. He said he would tell me some day, but not then. And} t thought of the time we went to meet you at | the chiaampa, and of how he gave you a vase

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self. Then I thought I understood him, bnt inaiated on his telling. He put me off; at last | he anid he was a foolish fellow, and in his / jenely haunts in Tihuanco had acquired a habit of dreaming, which was not broken as he would like. He had first seen Nenetzin at the Quetzal’ combat, and thought her hand- somer than auy one he had ever met. The day on the lake he ventured to speak to her; she smiled and took his gift, and since that he had not been strong enough te quit thinking about her. It was great folly he said. ‘ Why so? I asked him. He hid his face in the grass, and answered, ‘I am the son of a mer- chant, she ia of the king’s blood, and would mock me." ‘ Bat,’ said I, ‘ you are now noble aod owner of a palace.’ He raised his head and looked at me; had she been there sie would not have mecked him. ‘Ab,’ he sald, ‘if I could only get her to ceess thinking of we as the trader's son! * Now yeu are foelish, I teld him. ‘ Did yon

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10 inform the prblic

manufacturer of the atid guxarautees it a esses, Boots and Shoea, adapted h it fa

agppiied SOFT end PLIABLE. It is certain to ite satisfaction, end oannet possibiy injure the gether, as it is manfactvured from the best artic es ic ne cbiaines) in the market. A there ugh applicetion to Hoote saad Sees will render t! eta pertac ay ate proof, asd Lumbermen and Faresers wil)

never have wet feat if they will use core

BEARKRDSLEY’SR OL. PASTE BLACKING, Parties wishing a liox can have lt sent 7s mall en ruceipt of otu'se. dpesit! rates fee laaie- sale occere, Wher this Bie chi: ne Test :--let, itis thop- oughly Wate proof; ana, i wil fectly pre- serve the Lesiner: rd, ti koope the Leather seft

ax4 pliable; 4th. beoanse ali whe hare used ft teatify that it is juat Address your orders to the Subac

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W. W. BEARDSLEY, Manufacturer and Dealer . Haraeess, BKKWICK, N.S.

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-_LITrTc_e LiveER PlLeg. BEWARE OF $HiTATIONS. ALWAYS AAK FOR PR. PLERCIS PULUOCTS, OR LIT?PLE SUGAR-OGATED PILIA

Reing entirely vwe¢etabl: they op- erate without disturbance to the eyet , diet, or occupation. - ut up fia pase Vin ‘ ar. cally sealed, Alwuys Trefu and reiiaine Awe a laxative, ulteraitive, or purgative, these little Peilcts give Biast perfect

satisfaction.

car amacir an ADS 7. ee Stk RoAauAUnE, ey

Bilious MBMeadache, Dizziness, Constipa- tion, kndigestion

Billous Attacks, andall en / Ar derangements of the stom- #7 ” fy ; ach and bowek, are prompt- G2 ye ly relieved and permanently ae or

cured by the uee of Pr. Pieree’s Picasant Purgative Peclilets. Tn explanation of the remedial power of these Pelicts over 80 great @ variety of diseases, it may trutafully be said that their action upon the system is universal, not a gland or tissue escaping their sanative influence. Sold br Manufactured at ihe ; Chenica! Laboratory of WORL»D's DisPENSARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, N. Y.

ers of Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedéy, for a case

. SOE) REWARD ‘ of Chronic Nasal Catarrh which

p n * - GAL 3 sy a OY they cannot cure,

is offered by the manufactur- SYMPTOMS OF CATARRE.—Dul!

heavy headache, obetruction of the noal

pasages, discharges falling from the head x

mato tue throat, somethue proiuse, Wai Amy,

and acrid, at others, thick, tenacious, mucous, purnient, bioody and putrid; the eyes ar weak, Watery, and inflamed: there ja ringing in the 4, deafacss, hacking or coughihig to clear the throat, expectoration of offcusive matter, together with scabs from ulcers; the | Yoiee 1s changed and has a nasal twang; the { breath is offensive; smell and taste are im- } paired; there is a senantion of dizziness, with mental depression, a hacking cough and gcu- eral Gebility. Only a few of the above-named symptoms are likely to be present in auy one case. Thousands of cass annually, without manifesting half of the above sympto: } sult in consumption, and end in the grave. | Xo is 8) Common, more deceptis > and dengero or less understood by physicians, By its mild, soothing, and healing properties, Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Hemedy he worst | Cases of Catarrh, “cold in tho head,” Ooryza, and Catarrhal Headache. Bold by druggists everywhere; W cents.

i “Untold Agony from Catarrh.” i Prof. W. Havusxer, the famous mesmerist.

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{of Ithaca, N. Y., writes: “Some ten yoars ago il guffe untold agony from chronic nasul catarrh. My family physician gave me up as

jncurable, and eaid I must dic. My case was

}6uch a bad one, that every day, towards sun- | get, my Voice wouk!) become go hoarse [ could

| barely speak abovoa whisper, In te morning

{my courhing aid clearing of my treat would jalmort strangic tac. By the use ot Dr. Fages

!Oaterrh Remodr, in tht months, {was a well ;us . “7% wae 00

| hen di har m permanent,

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| Tignes Fine king and Spitting.”

; PROMAB OD ? x Eeay., “902 Pine Street, Bi. Lo wities: “Il was a great sufferer

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| trom cr ‘ ree year \t times I could

} bards 1 was conatantly hawking

jeand for the | cigbt months i ‘ough the nostrils, I : “forme, Lach

i ily tace’s Catarrh | Remed ; liman. I believe

4 to bo the < remody for « now muenufactured, aid ¢ has only to givo it a fair tria r co MTOUNnGINg results and t perm t

Three Hottios Oure Catorrh.

| Eni Rospixs, Runyan P, O., Columbia Co., Pg . ly Gaughter had « tarrh when

‘ she was five years old, very badiy. I saw Dr. Page’s Catarrh Hemedy advortised, and pro-

cured a bott!s for her, and soon saw that it helped her; a third bottle effected bay na- and

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