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Wonderful Results.
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CHAPTER XIII.
' THE SEARCH FOR QUETZAL’. | child 1” ;
By and by he returned, and standing by the] couch, passed Lis hand several times before | her face. Silent as the movements were, se | awoke and threw her arms around his neck.
‘* You have been gone a long while,” she | plied, ‘““T waited for you;| '
said, in a childish vcice.
| green, the sky all blue; no lite, no god, stay!”
fieids, and [ see palm trees and temples. May not thy god dwe!l here?” ** No.
Ont” Behin { me fades the island ;
You see but an island. ** Well, well.
before me is nothing but sheen and waves and distance; far around rans the line separating
sca anisky. Waste, all waste; the sea all
But
“something moves on the waste; speak,
But for a time she was still.
ae he said earnestly. ‘Speak,
ecetl !” ‘They are far off—far off,” she re- slowly, and in a doubting
way. ‘* They move and live, but I cannot
but the lamps burned down low, and the| tell whether they come or go, or what they
shadows, from their hiding among the bushes, | ' came creeping in upon the fountain, and | slept.” ‘ ‘I saw you,” he answered, playing with her hair. ‘* I saw you; L always see you.”
sky.
sre. Their course is unsteady, and like the
flight of birds, now upon the sea, then in air,
b moment seeming of the waves, then of the They look like white clouds.” **You are fleeter than birds or clonds—
“T tried to paint the fountain,” she went/|earer !” he said sternly, the fire in his eyes
on; ‘* but When I watched the water to caich its colors, I thought its singing changed to voices, and, listening to them, they stole my thanghts away. Then I tried to blend my vice with them, and sing as they sung; but whenever mine sank low enough, it seemed sad, while they went on gayer and more riag- ing thanever. I can paint the flowers, but not the water; 1 can sing with the birds, but not with the fountain. but you promised to
coming. your god is like, nor what shape he takes, nor in what manner he travels; but surely these are his! they sweep alung they are a sight to be look- ed at without trembling.”
all aight.
‘1 go—l approach them—I now see them O father, father! | know not what
There are many of them, and as
** What are they, Tecetl !” “How can lanswer? They are not of the
cali me—that you would always cail me.’ things I have seen in my pictares, nor heard **] koew you were asleep.” in my soug4, The face of the sea is whitened
“But you hud only to think to waken |!
oy them ; the largest leads the way, looking
me.” like a shell—of them 1 have heard you speak
He smiled at this acknowledgment of the
winter, Dr. Tyron, (of Fernandina, Fia.,) recommended me to take Ayer’s Sarsaparilia, and coutinue it for a year. For five months [ took it daily. I have not had a blemish upon my body for the last three months.’’—T. E. Wiley, 146 Chambers st., New York City.
‘Last fall and winter I was tronbled with a dull, heavy pain in my side. did not notice it much at first, but it gradusily grew worse until it became almost unbearable. During the latter part of this time, disorders of the stom- ach and liver increased my tronbles. I began taking Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, and, after faithfully continuing the use of this medicine for some months, the pain disappeared and was completely eured.”” — Mrs. Augusta A. Furbush, Haverhill, Mass.
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CTING upon this conviction, B.S. DAVIES & CO. have im- A ported two splendid Tailos from the * Land of the Heather,” and havi:g now at the head of their CUSTOM TAILORI*G DEPARTMENT, Charlottetown’s efficient and popular Cutter, MR SYLVANUS KEITH, are now prepar d to make the most fashionable and nicely made garments that can be turned out in this city.
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power of his will. Just then a bell sounded
as coming from the sea—a great sheil streaked with ligt and shade, and hollow, so that the
faintly through the chamber; hastening away,| sides rise above the reach ot the waves— he shortly returned with breakfast on a great | wings——
shell waiter; there were maize bread and honey, quails and chocolate, figs and oranges. | t Piacing them on a table, he rolled up an otto- man for the girl; and, though she talked much and lightly, the meal was soon over. Then he composed himself upon the couch, and in{t the quiet, unbroken save by Tecetl, forgot the night and its incidents.
His rest was calm; when be awoke, she was sitting by the basin of the fountain talking to her birds gleefully as a child. She h d given them names, words more of s°nad pleasant to the ear than of signitication; so she understood the birds, whuse varied eries{t were to her a language. And they were fear- less and tae, perching on her hand, and cou: ting her caresses; while she was as artless, with a knowledge as innocent, and a nature as happy. If Quetzal’ was the paba’s ido} in reijgioa, she was his idol in affeccion.”
He watched her awhile, then suddenly sat up; though ve ssid not a word, s.e thang her buds off uud came to him smiling.
*© You cailed me, father.”
He laid bis hand upon her shoulder, all overflowered with the dark hair, and said in alow voice, **Toe time approaches when Quetzal’ is to come from the home of che gods; it may be he is near. 1 will send you over the sea and the land to tind him; you shall have wings tu cary you into the air; and you shail fly swifter than the birds you have been talking to.”
Her susile deepened.
‘*Have you not toldme that Quetzal’ is|
Ny, what would a god of the air with wings © jouraey upon the sea!" ** Above it are clouds—clouds white as the
foam, and such as a god might choose to waft him on his way.
I can see them sway and oss, but as the shell rushes into the hollow
places, they lift it up, and drive it on,”
{ To be continued, )
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Address and Presentation.
On Mouday evening last a surprise party net at the house of Mr. H. Fraser, Lower
Mills, Boston, on the occasion of the de- parture of Miss Belle Ross for Los Angeles, Cal. and just before partaking of the refresh ments provided, Mr. L. H. Needham, on behalf of those present, made the fvuilow-
After spending a pleasant evening,
nz address and presentation:— ‘**My Dear Sister,—As we hear you in-
tent leav ng us on the morrow for a distant country, and as this may be the Jast time we will ever meet, we desire to express our deep feclings of regret at your departure,
We are sensible of the fact thatin the social
circle we will miss you much, and in our division room we are losing a worthy mem-
ber. But while there is a tinge of sadness in
our words at parting, we are glad to know that your future prespects are bright.
It is the habit of the young to look forward
with hopeful dreams of what te coming years
good, aud that his voice is like the tountain’s, may biing, and as we grow older, it is our
and Chut whea he speaks itis like sigisg? Tam ready.
He kissed her, and nearer the basin roiled the coach, upoa whica she sat recliaed against
privilege to suushise that have ming'ed in our eaperience.
look back on the shadows and
And so to-night, before you leave us to
enter the untrodden paths of life, we gather
a heap of cushious, her hands clasped over{round you, this little band, and wit» one hor iwennt. heart and thought, we pray that your future
; a : i ee ‘*Do not let me be long gone!
she said. | muy be bright, and that peace and gladness
* The lamps will barn low again, and J donot}! msy dwed with you ever, in the land of your
. : , : ad ir like to have tue shadows come and fold upimy adoption.
tlowers.” Tue pabi took «a pearl from the folds of his gown, and lab: 1b belove her; thea be sat dowa aud tixed his eyes upou her face; Slice looke | at the jewel, anid cowposed herseif as sleep. Her ands setiled upon her her features grew i npassive, the lips siowly ” parted; graiuaily her eyelids drouped,
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TH
At a meeting of the Directors of the Char- Zz lottetown Gas Light Co., held at their office this morning, the fuilowing resolution was unanimously adopted :—
Resolved,—Tvat the net price of Gas to con- sumers be reduced to Two Do'lncs and Fifty Cents per Thousand Feet, on and after the firsi day of December next, and that no discount be allowed thereafter on ths prymeut of Gas
accounts, f DANIEL DAVIES, President, 7, 1888—pat het guar
PRICK OF GAS,
Ch’town, Nov.
LAND AT AUCTION.
ASTURE LOTS Nos, 294 and 296, in Char-
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These Lots are sold sulj’ct to a long lease, with a ressrve rent of £17 12s., equal to $56.70, payable yearly to purchaser of ih-se Lots,
This sale off-rs an opportanity fora good in- vestment, as the property is likely to sel) moderately. Sale positive.
Terma—Cash or approved stcurity.
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ated this 5th day of November, A. D, 188%,
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tae life running in the veins of her cueeks and] forehead went back into her heart. the pear! seemed tu issue upon her s} § j tomy settles! through the still air. Finaliy there was a]
axa ’ ti. me 3s : rites gentiy as an a
sigh, a sob, and over the soul of the maids n} Eldon, P. E.
the will of Mualex became absolute. _He took her hand in bis.
‘Wings swilter than the winds are yours, Tecetl, ‘*Go,” he said search for tue god; search the land.”
She moved not, and scarcely breathed.
“Speak,” he contianed; ‘let me know that I am obcyed.’
Tne will was absolute; she spoke, and though at first the words came slowly, yet he listened like a prophet waitiug tor revelacion.
and | titat other
Out ofall a spell that stole} since she came among them, and especially for their present, which would be highly prised,
iact
depot, handkerchiefs moistered with the
And now, in behalf of those friends here w-embled, I take much pleasure n presenting
you with these braceiets, as a slight token of
Wear them as and if we meet no
mur affection and esteem. okens of remembrance,
inore on earth, may each year as it rollsaway,
we us wiser, and better prepared to meet in ife, where parting is unknown.” Miss Ross made a suitable reply, thankin present for the many kiadnesses calaeal
1
‘The young lady referred to belongs to Island, and has, by her
genial disposition, won many true friends in the conumunity, as was evidenced by the
that af the train moved out of the
iews from the heart’s fountains, waved a
iast and sad adieu,
Bostou, Nov. 15. 1888,
The use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla purifies the
blood, stimulates the secretions, and imparts
. ‘ » F the ax ; tr ive Orest ses . > She spoke of the land, of its rivers, forests | wow life and vigor to every function of the
and mountains, sie spoke of the cities, of tieir streets aud buidings, and uf their peuple, for whom she knew no usime. Sie spoke of events transpiriug in distant pro- vinces, as well us in Tenochtitlan, She went into the temples, markets and palaces. Wherever men travelled, thither her spiric flew. When the flight was dose, and he: broken description ceased, the holy man sighed,
** Not yet, Tecetl ; he is not found. The god is not on the land. Search the aur.”
And still the will was absolute, though the theme of the seer change i; it was not of the land now, but of the higher realm; she spoke of the sunshine and the cloud, of the wind rushing and chill, of the earth far dowa, and grown so smail that the mountains leve ied with the plains.
** Not yet, uot yet,” he cried; *‘ the god is not in the air. Go search the sea !”
In the hollow of his hand he iifted water, and sprinkled her face; aad wien he resumed iis seat she spoke, not slowly as before, but fast aud fiee.
‘**The land is passed; behind me are the cities and lakes, and the great houses and blue water, such as Ihave seen inmy pic- tures, I am hovering now, father, where there is nothing before me but waves and dis- tance. White birds go skimming about care- less of the foam; the winds pour upon me steaiiiy; and in myear isasound asof a great voice. 1 iisten, and it's the sea; or,
father, it may be the voiceot the god whom) | = fis the » whether
seek.
you
body, m-iued anrivallsd as the best blood medicine ever discovered.
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These pi'ls are
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It is said that the death of Bonanza Banker Flood vill give his daughter, Miss Jennie, $50,000,000 and makes her the riches) young woman in the world. She is fairly well to do now. Ii is related that one day, as she was in ber sewing chair, her father dropped $2,- 500,000 of 4 per cent. U. 8, bonds ia ber lap.
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