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ER, CHARLOTTETOWN, VAR JA 28 1899

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' PO GO 4 om at ry 4 oa ’ Pee La ~ HAPTER VIfi—Cent’nued, vi that vou say, sir.” she asks. Chee vy Fhilander goes back to re- | pt ] neat I experien ed | en I came to. They ! ‘ ned you vaiy to Some more <7 < , n but I was left vhere I went to sleep—anything wae good nongh for Philander Sharpe, ‘At first I was daz a the soft mur- | of n came near putting Dp a n with its droning lhen IT snddenly remembered | g—n charming face with the eve ° a fiemd. vii roused me to a comprehension | the position, and I no longer esred ! te sleep. Action was neccessary. I knew they cared little about Piilander

Sharpe as it was you th trap had he« } cet for he CO } whe umes hs in a] tion ft accom) h so hing

vs left n ‘ chair rd prow ’, } around.

The: had

disarmed me, and my first

nuturnal desire was to find some sort of we on with which I could do service in case of necessity.

“In thus searching,-I eame ac peculiar knife, pes

TOSS fi

haps used as an pa

per-ceutter, hut of a servi enble kind, which I po keted. “More than this, I discovered some-

thing that I thought would prove of im- }

and this I hid }

ly, teo, for

portance to you, mon

my person, very wis a short

time later I was suddenly set upon by

three miserable rogues, who crept upon

me unrwares, and in - ite of my frantic

aml Spartan-like res ance, they bore

me away along a dick | pass:ge, to final-

ly chuck me into that vile den where

yeu came later and alarmed me so} dieadfully, as I fully believed it musi be some tiger cat they had pleased to

shut in with me.”

The little professor retties off thes« St Ces ithont the st diffi v- wot i f ia lips as readily as the fleods roll over Niag :

‘When Jehn s a chance ft breal in, he h ily what is the pr fessor has discovered that iL sis him.

Whereupon Philander begins te feel in “his vraGeus “po@kets, and puil out what has been stored there At lust he utters an exclamation of satisfaction.

“] a! here it is Found lyn < tne desk \ “aitracted by 1 BUI i rit g

Singeu): ; oe! mt om Ss Ine b eve i Live et ! my Dw < ' S Mag ”

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TER, OF ALBION, WIS., WRITES A LETTER ON DR. CHASE'S OINTMENT.

Sufferers ars at Lib-riy to Correspond with the Above Address and will Obtain Ful! Particulars Re ganding the Great Oure.

HERE IS WHAT HE SAYS:

Gentlemen,—My wife was most terri- bly afflicted with protruding piles, and contemplated a surgical opeiation. A friend of ours revonmimended the use cf Dr. Chase’s Sinrment, and less than one box effected a complete cure. We were so pleased with the ointment that I tried it myself, as I have been tro:bled with an unsightly skin afflic- th.m which covered the lower part of my face.

For 25 years I suffered untold agony, and was treated by the best medical skill in the United States. I consider Dr. Chase's Ointinent worth its weight in gold for piles and skin disease.

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ck’s Wife,”’ “Captain

w York,” Ete.

woe,» mage SF Lo ig Mae) © eoieed ’ lta

snid about meetiny a ho resembled the min

l of my mother. It wna : i hat brought this to you. professor

“Weil, you see, IT always had a fac- ulty fer prying around—might hav: ge a ae OR tembs if IT hadn't been taken in and d for by Gwen Makeveas

“Was there anything particularly in- ter g in this letter?” asks Joln-

I consic et o—you wall’ see yourself, s the reply.

All ix ae s ground them. Tn!

a panhienca To a reasoni bile Oxrte mt he would Eke to see wi his p r contains.

i ssor, vou seem to have about everyi can you drum up a cigul amd a xtch?”’

Poth, ! :

‘Ah! thanks,” aecepting them eager ¥*

light un but

“It twnvy be dangerous to

: says Vhilander, cartiously, the other is deaf to any advice of this ere *s a rusting ef peper. then th motch 3s strnek, and Deetor Chie ro is ase red herding lew in order to ke ™ it from the wind. His cigar is spee! lv Tig 1 h's eves turned upen ~ he poner which Philender has given hm Thitanter, who hevers cver him now ‘n

hear Jol lest the ‘rash net mrv rng danger rnon them.

Jdhn’s lins rert te ntter an exe'ama- Wick ac sel wala ma devs

anviers to

fearful

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apinten, amd yet ;

Pmazvement

when f , 7 ory + elece to he* . thant fiers am orterv preceeds: the burning meteh hes betrared them.

TAPTER IX.

them to under what has o«

It is in sinnd just at

yp ssible for

the moment

Le} in a part of the Maltese « that Murevea night well hesiiate to \ he hour of midnight, howevs i 1 they would frequent it in day light.

have not al! Brit sh rule, ai

ine natives of Valetta

become recouci d to

heugh no open uutbreak occurs, mor fhan ence has it been placed in evi denee that there is 2 deep feeling-of re

d ust tn certain quarters

which only awaits an opportunity t s \ té h

iy wing is fac it is eral prin ciples 1 than inything else that Cnt ] er »> h ieern

\Vi ese loud eS | i < 1 e} hond he k vs his f 3 2re no Wit fon

j { } ldenly bre toa r j ; he t. th he has har n |

i a gle , ‘es | I § ‘ . ; must be pt for f

j } endy to ice those who by the rm nd ont s, 2n Teeienece themselves as t foes of fat eigners

Phere are m ecret s s the -f2mous island besides the Knights

of Malta, and it is net at all improba

Ble that an organization exists whici

das for its main object the ey ‘

uprising of the Maltese and their free- Brit ish Vow

; dqdom irom the } I

patural iy be Kept

bhis woul 4 secret

and not procluimed from the flat roofs

of Valetta, or the platform of St. La

7 §

Philand l shown remarkabl traits upon this night of nights, tralts which TD Chicago never susp ted lik

possessed. He now proves that, in ad

dition bo these ‘ ther commendable on ti he has wonderful presence niind, and that no sudden emergency can stupefy his senses,

Just as soon as the outery is heard. he draws the small, eimitar-shaped pa- per-knife Which he claimed would make a serviceable weapon.

At the same time he cries out:

We're in for it, John, my boy:

Don't be too preud te run. Legs, do

your duty!”

With which remark Philander starts his lower extremities into action. turn- ing his head to make sure that his

hesitated to follow. small man, he getting over ground at quite an astonishing rate of speed. His short legs fairly twinkle as they measure off the yards: and, given a fair

companion has if the pre has the faculty for

not

fessor a a

show, he would lead any ordinary ruv- ner a race- The darkness, the umeven street. and

his unfamiliarity with his surronudings, are all against him now, so that he can- not do himself justice.

Suddenly he misses his companion. John was close beside him iten seconds before—John, who is a sprinter from athletic education, and who could have distanced the professor with only haif an effort had he wished, but who mod- erated his speed to conform with that of his less favored friend.

The shouts have continued a!] this while, proving that the citizens of Va-

letta have steadfastly pursued them, with some dark purpose in view. Just as soon as Philander Sharpe

makes this d‘geovery, his action is one that vroves him. a jego-

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re~Siops in Ms tracks and no Jonge! keeps up his flight.

“Turn the other way, boys! At 'em ike thunder! As Sheridan said at Ce- dar Creek: ‘We'll lick ‘em out of their boots,” is the astonishing cry he sends forth, as he begins to travel over the back trail,

This speedily brings him scene of action. Several come to a halt

upon tie dark figures aromnd a prostraté object. They are the men of Veletta, vho have organized this secret vendet ta against all foreigners.

It is easy to understand hus halt. John Craig is the figure on the Who hes by some export

have

why they recumbent struggling rosdway; John

Craig, been lassced among the pursuers,and who kicks with the vim and energy of! a free American

This Philander ly, and also must do something throws himself dushy Maltese thugs.

The advent of a wild-cat could not produce more astonishment and conster- nation than this sudden coming of the erergetic little man.

possibly

citizen. understands compre hending

instant that he very speedily,

inte the midst of the

He necompanies his assault with the Most energetic movements of both arms

and legs, and his shrill voice keeps time to the musie,

As he hold the cimitar-kn'fe hand, his movements are not certain painful accompzniments. men fell back in dismay. <A ary panic is upon them. Philander is shrewd enough to know this will not last, and he does not attempt to pursu: them... .

in one without The moment-

CT. be Continued.)

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