' a Ce EL Lt — mommemerne NT a, er NT ER AZ 2O, 1882 THE DAILY HBXAMINER, M aw ore 5 iii ial - iJ a ~~ medians i ! , ‘8 ° irectory, © ‘town. : | [ennren Directors, Opartotietewm| en Administration Notice y | ‘ 1a ’ " ‘o ‘re, TT »/ 7 ' e { ti \\ 4 ) - Ty , \ } haps he was in os . — ' _ s;, PAUis (CHURCH OF HNGLAND) Queen | EL ' ; i hi iA Ly be 3 4) last was the most ybable conjyer vor wey Square Morning and Evemng Derv wy SHE Adee tatiana i The oreat cal t was brought for- every Sunday at I) a, m. and 7 p.m if i undersigned Administrator of the ; lw ard at d lit t} fire. it was pe Sunday Schoo! at 24 p. “Mm. hiev. Dav id Netate of Bary W alsh, late of Charlotte. ; CHAPTER NCIL\ laround U eirele, from mouth WitzGerald, Rector; Kev. Alfred Osborne | e | town, in Queen s County, widow, deceased ‘ —_ eee ae salhctinis Atel, Pilate ) 1 hereby notifies all persons indebted to the : A SPY IN THE CoUNCH , sO mouln, eAcH or ene ae sy. Perer’s,(Cuuren or ENGLAND)- Rochford | | said Estate to make immediate payment to ; * self with a single draw from the tube. I pare ee oem Sunday Services —S8a.m Lla.m. | (him, and all persons having claims or ’ "ea, there was my betrothed—wih : : vii tds 4 i Share, ——SUNGaY + “ oe i | ad raat. i ale an.

; Yea, the: p was D nee MD} new this was the inauguration of | ae ind 7 paw, Daily Services—Matins—9 a. | | deman 1s against the said Estate are hereby apt sight, hin ea Ing, Imost wiilun, the Sat 1 ras about to pro- : m. Evensong 5 p-m., except ew) feo age to exhibit BUC h claims and demands t. reach of my hauds ; l dared not touch, I ceed evenings, at 7.30. pm. Rev. George W. om ‘ hyp rae oe _ ar payment, within

dared not speak, I searce dared look ad 3 Hivdgson, Priest Incumbent, Rev. K. D. | ane a or ee :

‘ upon her My fingers trembled a ng 10: OE eee ls brick Assistant Curate. | i A.A McLEAN,

i . er. a vers Bf abiiit a | sninciaeiiieiiiieiialididias antes ee P P oi. ‘ ee leaves ; ‘1 y heart rose and fell; I — ap Punsran’s CaTuHEpDRAL, — Low Mass AND ISLAND ARGUS | Chibi dedligies oiaeiiiaaaed _htminietenter, ; ' » CAVES , i MCU . . : wee = 7 . | , ’ at marc 2—t= could feel within my breast its stroke every Sunday at 8 a.m. High Mass at ft ee 4 onid i7ee nib My breast S StrOn[es : Ta 3 p. m. Mass at |-—-—_ rapid and irregular; I could hear Ks} ecemnee cect 19, a. m.; Vespers at f » week. Rev ‘ONTAINS a rgN 16, fe apid and egular ; 7, 30a. m. throughout the week. Kev. CONTAINS % ( ) . i ‘ sonorous vibration. A. McGillivray, Pastor. i “ ‘be Va it was not at the first vlance 1] saw | FIRST Mrrnovist CHURC all sree wae - \" HE besines heretofore carried on by Mr. t. Isolina. On looking through the leaves Service and Sermon ev ery! unday a oe i T e Ropert Bridges will, from date, be boa

, . } a » scene that aaite 2% | a. m, and 6.30 p. m. Sunday School at2 are Reading i aiter than ivied on bythe undersigned, under the name

y the - } . at proud a es . p.m. Week Day Services ae - v . land style of A. L. Bridges & Co ; ’ astonished me, aud or a Whlie OCCUple au Th irsdays at 7.30 p, m. tev. . bhi ‘ p " i bli ] it 5

; ; : ' ; - . : } 1 i { A, L, E

D my atleution. Since Thad last gazed | Caupertiwelte, A Mey raver any other Paper Published | yas. sso BRIDGES,

‘ ‘ upon the great lire, the groupivg around I | genond Meruopist CHURCH— Prince Street, — . 1 T pe i: ih eee 5 (mis

' it had undergone av entire change. A Service and Sermon every Sunday at 10.30 ii} p ii Toland,

it ha : r § Sanday School at 2 . :

new tableau was presented, that for the | j a. m, and 6.30 p.m, Sanday School ats ; s held me under a spell of sur- i p.m. Week day service on W edn esday ‘

moment weid me unaGer i pe! { Sure j AT vening. ew Ui iiileas Tippett, Pastor. | | AY ING rented the premises lately iad

prise lop James’ Crurcu (PRESBYTERIAN) —Pownal eupied by C. F. Hakris, the subscriber

The fire no longer blazed, or only Street.—-Service and Sermon every Sun- —-—- -— | begs a timate to the public that he ig carry- i / hen stirree The logs : lay atlla.m. and6} p.m. Sabbath | ag OB tne

slightly acd when stirred. Phe : 2 aay a a. m. 3 }

had burned into ec als. and now yielded S £5 S45 iN School and Bible classes at 2:30 p,m. TINSMITH BUSINESS

ee! ht. bat one more red and| Ga ¢seieen: Ps “ ; & Weekly Service in the Lecture Hall on Ls ae tee, Dieta - :

a faiote ire: ' ae oS See om Ses eS y- l wy. Wednesday evenings,at 7:45 p. m, Rev. eS a Uroers punctually at.

garish. lt was steady nevertheless, aud — \ . Kenneth McLennan. Pastor. eeneremepeeme CN tended to. A call respectfully solicited, ati r he nile re »y eri atr u an "| ee 7 Poet ¢ | ; : >»: , > the position ol the pre re oderet it strong * PTE Pk aa. an ei | Zion CuURCH ( PRESBYTERIAN )— Richmond ONLY i YEAR | Peh, 8, 1882 ‘ W. HARRIS,

: e} ° om ¢ ie K2an % 5 -~os ea aS) OAS ‘ . ‘ ‘ ; » 7 8: ~ enough to illumive the camp around to a Be 2 Ss an pasts go> s ety Street.—Service and Sermon every Sun ® “Folbeomtess e pper Queen St, its utmost limits. f & a2Re & aa BSo. Pade By Ba 4 day at ll a. m.and64p.m. Sunday | —_—m SS PU

1. : : tae : nee ee wo nes kan Bt s 3 School at 24 Rev. John McL, Me- “a Ihe fire was still encircled by savages HG : pry See. Glebe: t 3. | SCHOO! AF <3 Pp. M, Hev. (Can Mom - fag? bat po longer stat line nor § roup x] ir > Bei 3 ft: ee DiE Ess ws wP Leod. Pastor.

) o ionger standing vs pe Lor > ; : R

. Coin oy oo m5 PRESBYTERIAN CHUrcH—Prince Street.—Rev. Qiyoer

peularly. as 1 had before obser v ed the mm. co ESO fet oe xy oa 7a 3 & § rR I 1 , ure ; & OM 3] J . »

a? On a” teew. ai wer ted. or | ‘ 5 ge AS xt ee r ft re . ey HR | Dr. Murray, Pastor—Hours of Service, 1] ists 4 ' : I > contrary, they re sea oF 35 | 3 7 bee 4 , . . 6 ‘ a ete — af ros + ‘ , ro 2H BL Ra ha beg 5 ks 4 SUB o'clock, a. m., 6.30p.m. Sunday Schoo! : 4a: ratber squatte di. a < qual dista ce from ; j he Ss as ws coe aeata BS SE 3 at 2.30 p. m. : | WRITING & COPYING FI UH a4 : each other, and forming a ring that; Keuralaia, Sciatica, Lambago, | Baprisr CHurcn—cor, Prince and Fitzroy sts i an Oui i west uring . oe . ¥ beet . girdled the huge mound of embers. | Backache, Soreness of tha Chost Services and Sermon every Sunday at i i ’ acex Temes ie . é j ‘ i , _ © eo] i «a ‘ } F aa Siem abou twenty : . - all It a.m. and 6.30 o'clock p. mj; Sun tag a acu : a saee 86ers es : F Geut, Quinsy, Soro Throat, S.v: day School at 2.30 p.m. Week day ser- Guided by the principles of Truth, | a these men I did not count them |} <é maak ‘Saraias Surns wd | ‘ ee Pr. : mG ; . a <s , y | ays it ARs) Mies Ae Tis. HAGE GOS | SEC eae Queen Square | vices—Monday at 7.30 p.m.; and Friday | Honor, Moderation, and Fairness, THE | [ RIT] —bat I observed that all were in Scalds, General Bodily *" | atSp.m. Rev. D. G. McDonald, Pastor, | EXAMINER is devoted to the promos } their native costume — leggings, and Pains | Bipue Curisrians—Prince Street.—Service | ,; 2 ee Loe Danes . : “= i$, : tion of the interests of this Province breech-cloth to the waist, nothing above, ' a Or ' and Sermon every Sunday morning at 10.30 ead thie Tibminion! Are the Best inks manufactured, save the armiets and she!l ornaments of oe Fon rts" cote | a. um. and 630 p.m, Sunday School at 2} ‘ IS 4 inion ! ae kal weal All were pr F68l GNG Lars, CNG ai Cree p.m. Rev. John Harris, Pastor. TRY THEM “th ose, ears n¢ CHK é sre pro- g,, . sf a e ccneeteenemnacniataaasanal Pa iow wan . ¥ , ‘ : »o ? : ; Fuins and Aches. Prayer Mrrrine in Y. M. C, A, every Sun- fusely painted with chalk, echre and | No Preperetion on earth equals Sr. J day afternoon at 4 o’clock. : aneidiie | FOR SALE BY vermilion. Beyond doubt I was looking} © a sui sere w4 As Gz, | | Discrr.es or Curist meet in New Church | ee - | BY ALL STATIONERS, a ‘. ss y trial entaifs but the cor ' -_ ™ 2 oa upen the “* council. eri 50 Cents, and every one s House, every Sunday at 10.30 a.m. and The other Indians—they in “‘ faacy| itd pom can Lave cheap ane positive ps oe es 6.30 p.m. Elders presiding. . WHOLMBALT, - - : ¥ > dresses”—were still upon the ground, | ses Cian Senate Wh ARE NOW HPENING ‘The Weekiv Hxaminer : . SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND. DESLOL $ but they stood behind, retired a pace cr| S¥s¥ “+ T hate Sar ctwe. ‘ i . ;

two frem the circle, in groups of two, | three or four, talking in low muiterings. | Others were moving about, still greater distance from the fire.

My observation of ali these features of | the scene, did not occupy ten seconds of |

at a

time—just so long as my eyes were get- | ting accustomed to the light. At the} eud of that interval my glance rested | upon Isolina, and there became fixed.

In the chain of Indians that encircled the fire there was a break—an interval of ten or a dozen feet. It was direetly in front of the lodge, and «above the fire —for the ground gently sloped from the | teat towards the stream. In this plot) the captive was seated. Her position | was exactly between the lodge and the | fire, and a little retired behind the circle of the council. The tent intervening be- tween her and my position had prevented me from seeing her at first.

She was half-seated, half-reclining upon a robe of wolf skins. I[ saw her | arms were free. | saw that her limbs | were bound. Her back was to the tent ~—her face turned towards the council I could not see it.

To recognize my betrothed, I did not need to look upon her face. Her match- less form, outlined against the red embers, was easily identified. The full round curve of the neck; the oval lives of the head; the majestic sweep of the shoulders; the arms smooth and sym- metrical; all these were familiar to my eyes, for oft had they dwelt on them io admiration. I could not be mistaken, The form before me was that graven upon my heart; it was Isolina’s.

There was another salient poiut in this singular tableau, that would not escape observation. Beyond the fire aud directly opposite to where Isolina was placed, I saw another well-known object—the white steed! He was not staked there, but haltered and beld in hand by one of the Indians. He must have been lately brought upen the ground! for, from ueither of my former points of observation, had Ll noted him

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trial—his ownership was also matier of dispute. There was in sight one more object

looked so savage er fiend-like as he.

The features of this man was naturally bad ; but the paint—for he had adopted this with every other vile custom of barbarian life—rendered their expression positively ferocious. ‘The device his forehead was a death’s head and cross-

this appeared the well imitated semblance of a bleeding scalp—the appropriate symbols of a cruel disposition.

There was something unatural in a

| ;

white skin thus distigured—for the natural complexion was uot hidden.

forming the ground of the motley elabora- tion—is pallid hue iu strange contrast with the deeper colors that danbed it

yellow, black, white and blue; there stood the deep-dyed villain. Tsaw not bis rival. looked for him,

of those who he bed got the

stood around. yet come Ups sou of. tie great chief—per-

GARDEN 10ULs,

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May 5, ’82—2w Saw pat

For Sale or to Let.

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House con- taining 16 large rooms aud two Kitchens. into cue Dwelling by unlock. on the premises to

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JUST PUBLISHED! rh Speculative kesa Pp SPECUGRLG & V§,

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Bremner Bros., Chappelle, Harvie and G H., Haszard. Price 50 cents. 2 292

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fQXUE Trustees being anxious to sell, will receive offers up to May next, for a two

atory Dwelling Cottage, with nearly half an acre of land, opposite Mr. Gay’s property, Malpeque Road; also for a Warehouse four stories high, and a good cellar, opposite the police station. Enquire of

J. W. PICKARD,

JOS. KNIGHT.

April £8, 1882.

He, like his nsistress, was to be put on |

+ that interested me. Not with friendly j interest did I regard it, but with disgust é and indignation.

i: Not seated in the council-ring, not ; standing amoug the idle groups, but i apart faom all, I beheld Hissoo-rozo, the | ' renegade. Savage as were the red : warriors, ficod like a3 they appeared f with their paint-smeared visages, vot one

NO! Wp D |

bones, done in white chalk, and upon |

Here and there it could be perceived |

It was not the canvas for sach a picture. Yet there the picture was in red and |

but saw him not. Perbaps he Was ove | Perhaps ? | tie was |

4,000 GRAIN BAGS

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April 22

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| me, being a Dwelling, Stable | Warehouse. This property fronts 170 feet oa Water Street and 100 on Weymouth, directly opposite the Railway Station.

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rn A Partien of our Stock of |”

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