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MOON'S CHANGES.
Last Quarter 8th day, Oh., 49.5m., p.m., W. New Moon 15th day, 4h, 55.9m., a.m., N.W. below horizon.) first Quarter 22nd day, (be ow horizon.)
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of New Cloths, of New Silks, of New Dress Goods.
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Additions to ail Departments and Everything Marked VERY CHEAP.
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Dent's Lined Kid Gloves, $1.00.
Men's Tweed Overcoats, $4.25.
Ladies’ French Kid 4-Clasp Gloves, 80 cents; Corsets, 40 cents.
Heavy Carriage Blankets, Gentlemen's Furnishings, Trunks, Valises and Small Wares at correspondi gly low prices,
I Sell for Cash, and NEVER SHALL BE UNDERSOLD.
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Tremendous Stock of Ready-made Clothing
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» NOVES [BER 9. 1887.
THE PIRATE.
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By Sir Walter Scott.
| nina mare CHAPTER XIII. ( Continued. ) j
‘* Flog horses, and pickle beef,” nus; ‘‘why, you have not the think, that, with all your quarterdeck airs, you will make poor old neighbor Haagen ashamed that he was not kilied some scores of years since? You have looked on death yourself, my doughty young friend, but it was with eyes of a young man who wishes to be i thought of; but we are a peaceful people,— | peaceful, that is, as long as any one should be peaceful, and that is till some one has the ‘impudence to wrong us, or our neighbors; and then, perhaps, they may not find our northern blood much -ooler in our veins than was that
said Mag- vanity to
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Boston Markets.
Bostox, Nov. 3
Porators.—Receipts for past 100,000 bushels; previous six days, 88,000 bushels; for six oon ending Nov. 3 last year, 92,000 bushels. Receipts continue very heavy, and the general condition of the market remains as reported a week ago. The stocks on hand consist of about 95 cars and 7 vessels, and although good stock is selling freely, the supply isso largeiy in excess of the demand that buyers have all the advantage and most sales are at easy prices. Only very choice lots bring full quotations. Shipments by rail, from this time on, should be made in heater or lined cars with stoves, as freezing weather may set in before the stocks already at the roads and intransit can be disposed of. We quote :—P. E. Island and Rose, per bbl., $2 10 $2.25; P. E. 1., N.S. and N. B., per
Six day a
of the old Scandinavians that gave us our names and lieanage.—tiet ye along, get ye along to. the sword dance, that the stranyers that are amongst us may see that our hands ,and our weapops,jare not altogether un- acquainted even yet.”
A dozen ¢eutlasses, selected hastily from an ‘old arm-chest, and whvse rusted hue bespoke |how seldom they left the sheath, armed the isame number of young Zetianders, with whom mingled six maidens, led by Minnia Troil; andthe mtastrelsy instantly commenced a ,tune “appropriate to the ancient Norwegian , war-dance, the evolutions of which are per-
bushel : Hebrons, 708.3 Rose, 65c¢ Ww pike stock, fdc.; Chenangoes, 60c. Fish.—Demand continues generally
light and only slight changes are in prices. Codfish ave in full supply and selling fairly. Box herring have been com- ing 1n more freely and are ruling a little lower. Pickled herring are in steady, fair demand. Receipts of mackerel are faljing off, only a few coming from the shore fleet
repe rted
and none of consequence from P. E. Is land. N. S. 3's would bring $12, weights guaranteed. Bloaters are a litie tirmer, some Bales at 55c. We quote. P. E. Is-
land unculled $14; extras, $16 to S17; V haps still practised in these remote islands. a3 ala Gee me } Pp 7 1815; large .2’a, $14; 2's $12 Crmned
Lhe first movement was graceful and majes- | tie, the youths holding their swords erect,and , without much getsuce ; but the tune, and the corresponding motion of the dancers, became gradually more and more rapid,—they clashed ‘their swords together, in measured time, with a Spirit which gave the exercise a dangerous appearance in the eye of the spectator,tnouga the firmness, justice and accuracy, with which ‘the dancers kept time with the stroke of
'mackere ,
1 ib. tins, 'abelled, per doz. $1.4v. Canned lobsters, 1 lb. tins, labelled, per duz. $1 40 to $1 45.
Eeas.—Receipts for the week, 226 boxes, 146 bbis., 8.092 cases:
last week, 165 boxes,
12 bbls., 7.363 cases Demand continues very good for choice fresh stock, with prices
gradually iniproving. Eastern extras are
their weapons, did, in truth, ensure its safety. |
iThe most singular part of the exhibition. was the courage exhibited by the feinale per- 'formers, who now, surrounded by the swords- ‘men, seemed like the Sabine maidens in the hands of their Roman lovers; now, moving under the arch of steel which the young men | jhad formed, by crossing their weapons over the heads of their fair partners, resembled the band of Amazons when they tirst joined in the Pyrrhi¢c dance with the followers of Theseus. But by far the most striking and appropriate figure was that of Minna Troil, whom Halcro had long since entitled the Queen of Swords, and who, indeed, moved amidst the swords- men with an air which seemed to hold all the drawn blades as the proper accompani- ments of her person and the implements of her pleasure. And when the mazes of the danee became more intricate, ]
when the close and continuous clash of the weapons made some of her companions shrink and show signs of fear, her cheek, her lip and her eye seemed rather toannounce that, at the moment when | the weapons flashed fastest and rung sharpest around her, she was most completely self- | possessed and inher own element. Last of | all, when the music had ceaggd, and she re- mained for an instant upon thé tloor by her- self, asthe rule of the dance required, the |
around her seemed the guards and the train of
were leaving her fora time to solitude. Her} own look and attitude, wrapped, as she pro- | bably was, in some vision ot the imagination, corresponded adinirably with the ideal dig gnity which the spectators ascribed to her; but, al-
Commission Merchatn,'
pout while the audience were sure, as occasion offered, to unite in some favorite chorus, It is upon such occasions that music, though! of
most immediately recollecting herself, she | blushed, as if conscious she had been, th ough but for an instant, the object of undivided | attention, and gave her hand gracefully to Clev eland, who, though he had not joined in| the dance, assumed the duty of conducting her te her seat.
As they passed, Mordaunt Mertoun might | observe that Cleveland w uispered into Minna’s ear, and that her brief reply was accompanied with even more discomposure of countenance than she had manifested when encountering the gaze of the whole assembly. Mordannt’s suspicions were strongly awakened by what he observed, for he knew Minna’s character well, and with what equanimity and inditfer- ence she was in the custom of receiving the usual compliments and gailantries with which her beauty and her situation rendered her sufficiently familiar.
**Can it be possible she really loves this stranger!” was the unpleasaut theaght that instantly shot across Mordaunt’s mind. ‘And | if she does, what is ny interest in the matter ? was the second; and which was quickly fol- lowed by the reflection, that though he claim- ed no interest at any time but as a friend, aud though that interest was now withdrawn, he was still, in consideration of their former ia- timacy, entitled both to be sorry and angry at her for throwing away her affections on one he judged unworthy of her. In this process of reasoning, it is probable mortified vanity, or some indescribable shade of selfish regret miget be endeavoring to assume the disguise of disinteres,ed generosity ; but there is so much of base alloy in our very best (unassisted) thoughts, that it is melancholy work to criticise too clusely the motives of our most worthy ac- tions; at least we would recommend to every one to let those of his neighbors pass current, however narrowly he may examine the purity of his own.
The sword-dance was succes ded by various ot ther specimens of the same exercise, and | by which the singers lent their w!
(songs, to ho.e
a simple and even rude character, finds its natural empire over the generous bosom, and
roduces the strong excitement which cannot ibe attained by the most learned compositions ‘of the first masters, which are caviare to the ' common ear, although, doubtless, they afford 'a delight, exquisite in its kind, to those whose natural capacity and education have en- jabled them to comprehend and relish those difficlut and complicated combinations of har- mony.
It was about midnight when a knocking at | the door of the mansion,with the sound of tle Gue and the Laugspiel, announced, by their] tinkling chime, ‘the arfival of fresh reve lers, | to whom, according to the hos pitab le custom of the country, the apartments were inst nity thrown open.
(To be continued.) ———— Is Just what.is wanted—Sabine’s Water-proof
Dressing fur Inlies’ wad yeatiomen’s boo sy ot Gof Bros’: Waa
1A number of other vessels will be
| Spring at Md.
very scarce, and bring extreife prices. P. | K. island, N. S. and N. B. choice marks sell readily at 23c. Most of the Canadian have to be sold at 2le. P. E. Island firsts sell at from 22 to 13 cents. calhielaahiasasitaaacisauaiaitiasiai Shipping Notes.
Messrs. Beer & Sprague, of Montague Bridge, have loaded five vessels already, principally for the American market, with a total of about 11,000 bushels of potatoes, 3,500 bushels of oats, and 1,000 bushels of turnips. One schooner, the Jubilee, load- ed by this firm, arrived in Boston in four days, and is again loading for another trip. loaded by this firm before the seasou is over.
Messrs. McDonald Bros. & Co., of Mon tague have shipped several large cargoes of oats, potatoes and other produce, and are i still very busy.
Mr. D. G. Cameron, of Commercial Cross, has loaded at Montague Cross several ves
\sels with potatoes, oats, &c., consigned to
the American, Halifax and Newfoundland markets. A great many schooners are still being loaded at this port. The above lot
swordsmen and maidens who departed from jof shipping is being done by uther firms.
At Cardigan Bridge about 10,000 bushels
some princess, who, dismissed by her si gnal, | of potatoes have been shipped by Mr. G.
|H. Holbrook, and a large anount of ship ping is being done by H. L. McDonald,
>
Esq. Several vessels are still at this place
to be loaded.
At Vernon fiver Bridge Mr. George Forbes has sent away five or six vessels loaded with pol atoes ‘and oats for the Am erican markets,and D. & W. McDonald have also shipped several cargves. A number of schooners are still being loaded by the above firms ae —
Lucky Propte.—Mrs. Voore, of Frederic ton Junction, is bel‘eved to be the heiress of an estate in the old country worth at least £150,000. ° ° William Murray, living near the York mills, York Co., has fallen heir to a snuy little fortune by the death ofa rich aunt in Bincardshire, Scotland. . John Christie, another solid Scotchman of some 70 summers, in the same neighborhood, is in daily expectation of a snug fortune. He, it appears, bad a son, who was in the Amer ican war and got killed. Mr. C. has present ed his claim to the pension office at Washing ton, and it has been recognized by the author
tities there.
Tue torF.—C. J. Hillson drove the mares Belle Hamlin and Justina as ateam, to beat
2.20 on the Buffalo, N. Y., park. on Thursday
afternoon. The pair trotted without a skip in 2.18. Hamlin weighs 185, andthe wagon weighed 155. The time beats tl world’s record for team trotting At West
Side park Nashville, Tenn., on Wednesday the event of che afternoon was the easy victor; of the three-year-old colt Paragon in the mile nd three-sixteenth dash. He earried 104 pounds and ron the distance in 2.024, but could have lowered the record if he had been forced.
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Innocent ?—On Friday last, a carpenter, named Thomas Owens, tell from the roof of a building and was kiled. At the inquest.a fellow wo ykman swore that Owens teld him he threw the a which killed the policeman in the Chicago riot, and that the condemned Anarchists were innocent
ARE THEY
Acowwestatty Kitiep.—William James Crawford, aged 32 years, of Seaforth, East Halifax, was os overed on Saturday on the roadside dead The wheel of a heavy wagon londed wi ith wood rested on his neck . is su ppuse d he was pushing the wagon, whi h
ltook.a sudden start and jerked him under the
wheel.
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