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- rOOoOK TWO. CHAPTER VIII f wk and voice of the holy man were { f one with a rity r this time n mtinued, **‘ and others to [thought to arm on 5 {witha strong intelligence, You ite t e ttie ag st e\ fail not yourself | t ginning Success will be equal to | your wisdom and courage But your story Wa Mw : to i The n’s face flushed, and he replied with a cant ny ren he love \ thave known and encouraged tne 10 | I princess Tula, and ceunted on it as | isof some great fortune in store for ! Yet. in part at least, | am banished on that account O Mualox, the banquet which the king holds to-night is to make public the betrothal of Tula to Itzin’, the Lezcucan ! ‘Well, what do you intend? Nothir Had the trouble been afriend s i rht have advised him; but being my own, { have no confidence in myself. I repose on
your discretion and friendship.’
” Mualox softened his manner, and said, plea-
santiv at first: **O 'tzin, is humanity all frail
ty? MI ist chief and philos yphet bow 1, lil lave 1 dealer in wares Sud
S10, ilKe @ Biave, Ot
to the pas
VY he became serious,
his eves shone full used so often and so well
Magnetism he
‘Can Geatamozin find nothing higher to oe-
ipy his mind than a trouble born of a siily love’? Unmanned by such a trifle? Arouse ! Ponder the mightier interests in peril! What
+ woman, with all a lover's gild about her le nation:
oe ee
The paba oooked reverently up to the ido] ‘‘T have withdrawn from the world, I live but for (Jue zal’ aud Anahuac O, generously ' He has given me to
that is to cone
]
stlon ¢ repeated the tZin siowly.
has the god reprid me shown me,
iffecting my country he has sald with
' : 4 . iurning to the fZin agaln, he
: } } : yhasis, *“‘I could tell marveis let this
fi}
int n words cannot paint the danger mapending over ou yuntry, over Anahuac,
; ful and pved 5 hel existence, and ne glo sud power that makes her so worthy we like ours, linked to your action. Your fa O 'tzin, and her and that of t
mnecy ; wear them In Me-
n, a3 now, you are movea DY
ry ur ’ i ifling ar or anger, they should ana will a p ! Ss i t iy b { then becam sile: [ The pa a might have Dee ervil 1e@ events Of the future, s, oue by one, they rose and passed before his stracted vision. Certain it was, with the thoughts of the warrio: there mixed an ambition no longer selfish, but all his coun trv s Mualox fina I i The future be ’ id to tn is v ¢ Wrese it $s ours 7% us think 1imit your troubles thy vengeance ; dare you tell me what you Z of i ing?! My s mn, why are you here 7 ie ny fatn s 34 ! wrtify me : W ithe ‘tzin have me en jurage I lly, worse? And that in the presence of
ill. Obey the king. Go not to the
'
uht it the thought'of giving the
ito ther so hard, could you endure
gi! Think il prese it, what counid Lito ls P event the betrothal ?”
1s ve ang flashed from the tzin’s fa« e,
e answered, ‘‘ What could I? Slay the iezcucan on the step of the throne, though I i } ‘Itw ould co to that And Anahuac ! \ n of her?’ said Mualox, ina voice | ling s
warrior bore his country at | nt surpassed all others, and his rage
irue, most true. If it should be as you | lestiny—”’
“If! O ’tzin, if you live! If
{ Anahual | lf there are gods— Mualox. [ know what you | isay. Conteat you; I give you all faith. tures me is not altogether woman is to be given to another; her | [ couid pluck from my heart as a Irom my heim. : the fate, and submit; but there is
“nough,
i vrong that to
Mick CUrs
more; tor the sake of a cowardly policy I |
have been put to shame; treachery and trea-
been crowned, loyalty and blood | disgraced. Hear me, tather! After the de- | of interdiction was served me, I |
upon i to se d essencer he king : send @ messenger to the King and |
he was spurned from the palace. Next went | | ‘ tlahn sn aot ; |
the lord Cuitlahua, uncle of mine, and true
} i casa
} Lnanuac; he was forbidden the men-
tion i my name,
Lam not withdrawn trom | pride will not down at a word;
80 ¥ myed, | cannot reason: therefore | am | qh «4 the coming is a breach of duty; the ri great Return to Iztapalapan before the midnight is out. And I—but you do not | KNOW, my son, what a fortune has befallen he paba smiled faintly. ‘I have t promoted to the palace; lam a councillor tne royal table.’, mnecilior! You, father?’
J mt men’s face grew serious again. it pted the appoiatment, thinking good emege ee t But alas! the hope was vain.
jontezuma, once so wise, is past counsel. He will take no guidance. And what a vanity! QO, ’tzin, the asking me to the palace was itself a crime, since it was to make me a weapon in his hand with which to resist the
holy Quetzal.’ As though I could not see the tle laughed seornfully, and then said, ‘‘But detained, my son. What I can, I will
do for vou; at the council-table, an! else- where, as opportunity may offer, | will exert 1 tlaenee for your resteration to the city and palace. Go now. Farewell; peace be To-morrow I will send you
Therenpon he went out of the tower, and the temple.
CHAPTER IX. \ KING’S BANQUET.
\t last the evening of the royal banquet ar- rived-—theme of incessant talk and object of preparation for two days and a night, out of the capital no less than in it; for all the nobler classes within a convenient radius of the lake had been bidden, and, with them, people of
distinetion, such ag successtul artists, artisans |
| merchants. lt is not to be supposed that a king of
jontezama’s sublety in mattere governmental | could overlook the importance of the social |
nent, or neglect it. Education imports a schety, more yet, academies, such as were in fenecatitian for the culture of women, a.ways import refined and cultivated so Clef 3 And su valley,
\
ieebie, PE know, and | give it rather as a sug-
reat ‘ — a BE m 2 Bestion of the reslity, which was gorgeous
ough te he inte ° ,. ,> ~ De interesting to any nursling even i
the court of His M rat Cath li M : S Mi ze ohne Majesty; for, thuugh heathen ia retiyiun, entieeae
splendid | was ill that
} guest
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the residence of teaching beginners for the celebrated N KW ‘OM BE following testimonial speeks for}
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the leading
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Governor Mac-
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for the
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KARLE desires to inform the Musical | ublic that he has opened up a correspon- | ; Musicians in nd Canada, for the pur- iscertaining for himself if there is any- | Piano and Organ there be,
Should
Hon. T. W. Dodd, Dr. Robins, Frederick Robins, F. ©. Moore,
Rev. F. Moore,
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DOMINIONIOF CANADA, } Province of .
Edward Island, }
Prince
In the Court ol Chancery.
application of Annie Laura Charles Wallace Patterson and Rruee Patterson, infant children of Dunean Patterson, of West River
In the matter of the Patlerson, Riobs rt the late in Queen’s County, Farmer, decea *d.
Plies ANT to and by
above matter, bearing date the twe of Noveinber, A. 1. 1838, I will sell Auction, in the Law Library,
next,
and to all that tract, situate, lying and Number ‘Thirty-one, in
| as follows: lof the West River,
western boundary line of land of
Leod to the shore of said West River; thence fo'lowing the courses of the said West Kiver to containing one
the place ef commencement, Lcres, more or less
purchase,
cent. per annum interest. : Dated this 28th day of November, 1888. _ W. A. O. MORSON, Master in Chancery.
ARTHUR PETERS, Esq., Solicitor for Applicants
nov30—wky 4i dy di (tues & sat)
By Rev. Fred E. J. Lioyd.
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MM ortgage Sale.
To be sold by Public Auction, on FRIDAY, the Fourteenth day of December, A. D. 1888, at the hour of Twelve o'clock, noon, in front of the Ceurt House in Charlottetown, in Queen’s
County, Prince Edward Island : LL that tract, ate, lying an¢
edge of Corbet!
side of the Ma!peque Road ; thence northwardly
at +ight angles sixty-seven feet ; thence at right
angies eastwardly ninety feet; thence at right angles southwa'dly sixty-seven feet; thence at
right angles westwardly ninety feet to the piace
of commencement, being marked as Plots Num bers Sevea and Nine on the plan of part of said
Common Lot sold by the Trustees of St. Dun-
stan’s Coliege on the fifteenth day of April, A. D,
1572, registered in the office of Registrar of Deeds and Keeper of Plans in Charlottetown, together with all buildings thereon and appurtenances
thereunto belonging.
The above saie is made under and by virtue of a power of sale contained in an Indenture of Mortgage, bearing date the twenty-fourth cay of September, A. D. 1887, and made between Anne Corbett. widow of Kdward Corbett, of the one
part,and (thomas Campbell, of Charlottetown af resaid. of the other part.
For further particulars apply at the office of
John 8. MacDonald, Solicitor. Charlottetown, Dated this 7th day of November, A. D. 1888.
THOMAS CAMPBELL, ; Mortgazee. nov7—5w law (wed)
ROOFING MATERIAL,
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PORTLAND CEMENT,
Received per ‘‘ Erema” : »’ Barrels PORTLAND CEMENT, 2) 1,000 FIRE BRICK, 1 Ton FIRE CLAY. SIMON W. CRABBE, Walker’s Corner.
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NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!
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UST
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X WAS CARDS, very choice and very cheap. Sunday School Prize Books and Cards. M. F. ELLIS, é 9 Bible Depusitory, : corner Queew ead FHtarvy Le ev—ouw Sle Sete
virtue of a decree of His Honor the Vice-Chancellor made in the snty-sixth day by Public in the Court House Building, in Charlottetown, in Queen's ¢ ounty, on THURSDAY, the Third day of January | atthe hour of Twelve o'clock, noon, the | interestof the above-named infant children in piece or parcel of land being in Lot or Township Queen’s County, In Prince Edward Island, bounded and described Commencing at a point on the shore at the south-eastern corner of land in the possession of Andrew Coady, and | running north along the eastern boundary lins | of land of said Andrew Coady, and land in pos- | session of Charles a, till it meets the l!ern boundary line of lan« te east one the said southern boundary of land of John Dutf McLean wll it meets the west- ern bouncary Jine of land in the possession of Murdoch McLeod; thence south along the said |
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We have OUR OWN MAKE of OVERCOATS at above figures. This is the chance of the bargain-hunter’s life. You have here an opportunity which should not be missed.
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Of the OVERCOATS in this line, we have only to say: COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. We agree to give you Buna Fide Value for your Money.
Don’t forget that our CUSTOM TAILORING DEPARTMENT is making its patrons happy with good fitting garments.
FUR CAPS, CLOTH CAPS and HATS, FUR COATS, RUBBER COATS, and all zoods in our line.marked very low with a view to exchanging them speedily for
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iece or parcel of Land situ- being part of Common Lot Number Twenty-four, in the Common of Char- lottetown, bounded and described as follows, that is to say:—Commencing on the northern Lane, at the distance of one hun- dred and twenty-three feet from the east edge or
daily increasing,
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om YEAR TO YEAR the Manufacturers, Merchants and Mechanics are striving
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CONSUMPTION,
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i |
Ubarlvitetown, July 7, 1888.
Liver, Blood, and Lungs.
For Weak Lungs, Spitting of Blood, Short- nese Of Preath, Chronic Nasal Catarrh, Bron- chitis, Asthma, Severe Coughs, and kindred affections, it is an efficient remedy.
Sold by Drugyists, at $1.00, or Six Bottles for $5.00,
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