—ee Sparen ates —— — = . —_ 7 T : rn i) a, : o ine 7 ‘ THE DAILY EXAMINER. - - > MONDAY, APRIL 24 i898 Sen eennnenainetapaamninae —— = 7. Py convulsively before it hed crossed. A Kingston co : | : BART FTA 2d pee } j T Flushed with the fire of fight in his Kineston, April 17.—Mr. James Blair, of Ee 34 r Nak Ff i Hy 2 ! \ veins, Courtland turned furiously from i whose case _ been SS ioe ee re ER ee e ——— ee Nome ; a » F sh interest in that locality, is we nown ae pm Se ie by iy 9 ba fallen oo =o — sage aiy pectoral ~ oe "aea & resident of | ne FA: ATR ESs ea F & A the more cowa aly un whom Kingston tor fourteeen years, and it was while : ame 5 + $ ss knew were at his heels. At that mo- he was ergaged as cutter for Mr. Livingstone, | | ACUTE DYSPEPSIA

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HIS REVOLVER FLASHED OUT.

“What's the matter, Cato,” said Courtland, glancing instinctively at the ground beneath. “Speak man! Have you been bitten?”

The word seemed to wring an agon- ized cry from the miserable man.

“Bitten! No, but don’t you hear ’em coming! Dar! Golly! don’t you hear dat?”

“What?”

**De dogs! de houn’s!---de bloodhoun’s! Dey’ve set ’em loose on me!”

It was true! A faint baying in the distance was now distinctly audible to Courtland. He knew row as plainly the full, cruel purport of the leader’s

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Every trace of manhood had van- ished from the negro’s cowering frame! Courtland laid his hand assuringly, appealingly and then savagely on his shoulder.

“Come! Enough of this! I am here, and will stand by you whatever comes. These dogs are no more to be feared than the other. Rouse yourself, man, and at least help me make a fight for it.”

“No! Nol” screamed the terrified man. “Lemme go! Lemme go back to de massas! Tell’em I'll come! Tell *em to call de houn’s off me, and I’ll go quiet! Lemme go!” He struggled violently in his companion’s grasp.

With all Courtland’s self control, hab- its of coolness and discipline, it is to be feared there was still something of the old Bersaker temper. His face was white, his eyes blazed in the darkness; only his voice kept that level distinct- ness which made it fora moment more terrible than ever the baying of the tracking hounds to the negro’s ear. “Cato,” he said, “attempt to run now, and by God! I'll save the dogs the trouble of grappling your living car eass! Come here! Up that tree with youl”—pointing to a swamp magnolia— **Don’t move as long asJ can stand here, and when I’m down—but not till then— save yourself—the best you can.”

He half helped, half dragged the now passive African to the solitary tree; as

ment it would have fared ill with the foremost. No longer the calculating steward and diplomatic manager, no longer the cool-headed arbiter of con- flicting interests, he was ready to meet them not only with the intrepid in- stincts of a soldier but with an aroused partisan fury equal to theirown. To his surprise no one followed; the baying of a third hound seemed to be silenced and checked; the silence was broken only by the sound of distant disputing voices and the uneasy tramp- ling of hoofs. This was followed by two or three rifle shots, but not either in the direction of the quarters nor the Dows’ dwelling house. There evi- dently was some interruption in the pursuit—a diversion of some kind had taken place—but what, he knew not. He could think of no one who might have interfered on his behalf, and the shouting and wrangling seemed to be carried on in the accents of the one sectional party. He called cautiously to Cato. The negro did not reply. He crossed to the tree and shook it impa- tiently. Its boughs were empty; Cato was gone! The miserable negro must have taken advantage of the first di- version in Lis favor to escape. But where and how there was nothing left to indicate.

As Courtland had taken little note of the trail, he had no idea of his own whereabouts. He knew he must re- turn to the fringe of cypress to be able to cross the open field and gain the negro quarters, where it was still pes- sible that Cato had fled. Taking a gen- eral direction from the few stars vis- ible above the opening he began to re- trace his steps. But he had no longer the negro’s woodcraft to guide him. At times his feet were caught in trailing vines which seemed to coil around his ankles with ominous suggestiveness, at times the yielding soil beneath his tread showed his perilous proximity to the swamp, as well as the fact that he were beginning to in- cline towards that dread _ circle, which is the hopeless instinct of all lost and staying humanity. Luok- ily the edge of the swamp was more open, and he would be enabled to cor~ rect his changed course again by the position of the stars. But he was be- coming chilled and exhausted by these fruitless efforts, and at length, after a more devious and prolonged detour, which brought him back to the swamp again, he resolved to skirt its edge in search of some other mode of issuance. Beyond him, the light seemed stronger as of a more extended opening or clear-; ing, and there was even a superficial gleam from the end of the swamp iteelf as if from some ignis fatuus, or the glancing of a pool of unbroken water. A few yards farther brought him to it, and a full view of the unencumbered expanse. Beyond him far across the swamp rose a hillside bathed in the moonlight, with symmetrical lines of small white squares dotting its slopes and stretching down into a valley of gleaming shafts, pyramids, and tombs. It was the cemetery; the white squares on the hillside were the soldiers’ graves, And among them, even at that distance, uplifting solemnly like a reproachful phartom, was the broken shaft above the dust of Chester Brooks.

(To be Continued.)

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the bay of a single hound came nearer, the negro convulsively scrambled from Courtland’s knee and shoulder to the fork of branches a dozen feet from the ground. Courtland drew his revolver and stepping back a few yards into the open waited the attack.

It came unexpectedly from behind. sudden yelp of panting cruelty and frenzied anticipation at Courtland’s back caused him to change front quick- ly as the dripping fangs and snaky boa-

| like neck of a wierd gray shadow passed him. With an awful supernaturalness of instinct it kept on in an unerring line | to the fateful tree! But that dread | directness of scent was Courtland’s op- | portunity. His revolver flashed out in ; an aim as unerring. The brute, plerced |} through neck and brain, dashed on | against the tree in his impetus, and | then rolled over against it in a quiver- ing bulk. Again another bay came | from the same direction. Courtland knew that his pursuers had outflanked | him and the bloodhounds were crossing the swamp. But he was prepared; again the same weird shadow, as spec- tral and monstrous as a dream, dashed

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USE SKODA’S DISCOVERY, the great blood and nerve remedy.

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of this place, that he contracted Bright's dis- ease of the kidneys. His Orange fiiends in Kingston are delighted to kavw that he is | cured ot this terrible disease by using Dodd's | Kidney Pills. Many of them who have been similarly troubled with backache, rheumatism | and kindred complaints have started using | Dodd’s Kidney Pills, and several marvellous | cures are already reported. Mr. Blair joined | the Orange order in 1854, and is the oldest | Urangeman in Naparee. He has been a dele- | gate to the Orange Grand Lodge, and has held | several important offices in the order. His friends considered his case as incurable, and are of course amezed at his wouderful recov-

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One ton Pig Lead,

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HE undersigned will sell by private sale his Dwelling House, Store and Outbuildings, situate on Sidney Street,

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