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at the half-dozen small bits leavage”’ or fragments from im- liamonds which represent the
A gl e of satisfaction is apparent G bo’s stolid face. He is a stal- vart Ka‘flir, naked, with the exception : t cloth, and the look of a child
Harte’s Heathen Chinee. it is not agreeable to run ones rs through the kinky wool of 4
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THE DAILY
‘ME LUCK OF CLYMER’S PAN
lating expanse of cou, ry, parched appearat iterior of South Africa ackground of purplis om he base of t! is an immense | deep,
i-sized
large enough : opera hous 1 ward the bottom, which i th partly filled iature tunnels Clymer’s Pan,’ before was nd white diamon voices and m buckets rushing : } to n the dusty alr
ht But
w
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is years swarmi
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the 1. the u
purchase of a cla have been “salted” by |
titioner and yielded nor So, as fortunes are not
> by sheer luck an
'LKING
rking over abandon claims
grated to Clymer’s, 200 miles
land, where we had taken in-
session of the most habitab)
y tumble down shanties and
ork.
s no name for it, even thoug?i
stern sun no longer pours its
ng rays over the edge of the reef
eath of air from above reaches
s ur walled-in inclosure, and the
ust om the pulverized blue clay sorting tables is stifling
ve and Brophy, who are a sep
FORM SPRINGS. '
themselves, are at one
i Pan—Jim Vance and I, w! ! partners since we left thé yal Prince at Cape Town al-
* before are stationed near
ouple has a Kaffir, who stolidls
and shovel. The Afri the inspection of myse nd Brophy at the other. For to his intercours , is an adept in shaft
, | } rs pICK an
thanks
li tior 11iZatio
ind Balaam have chosen t yur little party for what they steal—whether stray gems 0!
f our personal outfit.
to knock off,” says Jim, with elief, lays down his
the table and glances
as he
Kil on
the usual examination after the day's k is finished would do credit to Bret
with which he submits
iring African in search of possibl« ; therein concealed, to explore wit! his cavernous mouth, that the waist-cloth is taken off vughly shaken. But all thes among the many unpleasantnesse the diamond fields. Indeed, in thi productive mines, a far more ui antly rigid search is made by met red for this special service, am spite all precautions, the wil; : manage to steal annually gem to worth nearly half dollars. Gumbo spreads apar is fingers and toes to show that ther
ingers oo
be
only native soil between them, an on relief the examination is over \ similar operation having been gor: hrough with on the other side of th:
Par ur little parties strike work for he day and clamber up to terra firma Wuserave and Brophy pair off togethei own shanty. Jim Vance and ! eurs, which is on the very verg: the excavation, and pro- eed to get supper. That is to say, wé bake an Australian “damper,” warn wer the tough mutton stew left fron and make tea at the rough ston:
ante verhanging
llnner ‘fireplace. Leaving the remnants fe tumbo, who has mysteriously disap ared, Jim and I light our pipes an ourselves just outside the shant: loor. Brophy and his party keep..t hemselves, rather to our relief. We
inow nothing of them further than our asual meeting on the way to Clymer’s, ut both feel a sort of instinctive dis of the two men whose persona: rance is by no means in their fa Meanwhile the great white moo:
rust ppea
caze m whi ‘"laen ray of almost ca s sp! i ' 1 in the refra oak ated Ey ve !" exclaims Jir under ! reath, fe only a stone of extraot! i y siz 1 luster could thi maniie s presi. rut as we stand half he itine! t skulking form W had t ul 1 ’ forward with ti } ps the outstret hed han Utteriz a half-suppressed oath, Jin lraw revolver and rushes toward } the steep pathway leading downward ttom the “Pan” while I, red, rush fnto the shanty for ny 1 Then I hurry down into the \ at the imminent dange! bre ny neck, but an instant too i the steep ascent on the other side L see 1 I clambering, followed by five rev bullets as fast as Jim can ck and fire But his aim is ineffect- 1 and before I can bring my own ipon t bear the living target dis- irs over the shaft with a hoarse it triumph. Poor Gumbo lies in the agonies of
death
| match in South
| died our tough
f filly hoofs breaks the stillness of
} the night in the direction of the wag-
Peg leadipg toward the nearesi |} Settlement, some fifty miles distant
as Ls ssible. I pull on my water- i p f 1 coat, flying my rifles ‘ s my shoulders and in another hi rent of in hot pursuit of the two horsemen. They are visible in the = ne 2 nlight, first entering the waggon road roughly cut through the velt of blue gum trees bordering the undulating plain. Pressing my pony to the utmost, I gallop on after them—only one thought
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is bent on his outstretched palin
on the loose clay at the foot of our claim A glance is sufficient to how that an assassin’s knife has done
its deadly work.
“There isn't a moment to lose,” Jim ous
gasps who is in a state of almost deliri excitement. “That villain Brophy has done for poor Gumbo, and got away with a diamond which, if half the Kaflir managed to tell me is true, hasn't Its Africa.”” Of course, we know that flight will be the next mov¢ on the part of Brophy and his assoct
ate, the former of whom had probably seen Gumbo stealing back into the shaft
and his errand, followed him with the tragic result we had wit
nessed.
suspecting
Before we had unpicketed and sad
Boer ponies, the clatter
is to stop to splice a broken sad irth, and, leaving him to follow
being uppermost gain at cost, at any risk, the stone of which Jim and I h been despoiled, even while I perfectl) realize the dangerous character of the two villains who I am in pursuit of.
From time to time I turn my head, hoping to hear the welcome sound of the following hoof beats of Jim’s pony; but, as I knew afterwar¢c, Jim in his excitement has taken ar abandoned waggon road leading in a different di- rection, I listen in vain.
On and still on, till the moon slowly
in my mind—to re-
any daz
zling ave
sinks from sight behind the purpling crest of the Moliraji range. The faint clatter of the feet cf unshod ponies rid-
Gen by the two men I am pursuing has suddenly The shadows of the gum trees and over-arching ecalyptus loom ghostly in the waning light, and I am half tempted to give up the chase till day dawn.
Suddenly my steed gives a startled snort and stops so abruptly as nearly to pitch me over its head. Is it at the sight of a blasted old tree which stretches one leafless limb as though pointing warningly to the ruined kraal I am passing ? Or is it——
Two jets of fire suddenly leaping forth f-om the walls of the dilapidated kraal efiectually end my soliloquy.
Simultaneously my faded cap is knocked from my head by a pistol ball, and my tough little pony, with a half human cry of pain, staggers and falls, giving me barely time to clear myself with anger, I unsling my rifle and return the fire—of coure, at ran- dom. Yet, following it I hear a smoth- ered exclamation and a heavy fall. And as I hastily reload, the form of a mount- ed horseman holding the bridal of an- other steed which dashes along at his side scurries through the underbrush and is swallowed up in the shadows.
ceased.
BROPHY 'S BODY FOUND, Scaling the dilapidated wall I stumble
over the lifeless body of Brophy. His pockets have been hastily rifled by his rascally companion previous to his flight and, of course, the diamond is missing. I take possession of his rifle and side- arms and with a heartfelt wish that he
might have met his merited fate at other hands than mine, retrace my steps.
Thiee hours later I reach Clymer’s and tell my story to Jim, who himself has returned but a little before. Two days afterward, Jim, the Kaffir 3a-
s not only flooding veldt and plain | laam and myself enter the little Dutch vith silver, but is pouring its light,] settlement of Wakestrom leading our with a'most noon-day splendor, down ; remaining pony on which are packed o th ery bottom of the great shafi | our mining tools and other trips, In vawhning beneath us. Taking his pipe answer to our inquiries we learn that from his mouth Jim suddenly points | Musgrave, or a person answering his lownwerd with the stem. description, sold two horses to a Boer ‘There’s that rascally Kaffr of ours | trader a couple of days previous and « his old trick of unearthing a] took the stage coach for Cape Town.
tt e's found and hid away| There is no telegraph or steam com-
i was digging to-day,” he ex- | muication and of course pursuit is ut-
i rathfulls terly fruitless.
L, I plainly see the form Before we leave Wakestrom for Du- f the African in a half-stooping post-]| toit's where we had decided to make the middle of the claim we have] one more effort at retrieving our for- Something else I see a] tunes, a ccpy of the Cape Town “Ad-
n r. to which I eall Jim's at- | vocate” fails into my hands. And it is
n with somewhat excited voice that I read
A n st + cautionsly in the di-| the following paragraph aloud to Jim: cti of the unconscious Gumbo, un- “Yesterday we were favored with a er ver of the ‘ttered clay heaps} view of the largest diamond which has ft t the mine pick Jim involun- | ever been shown in Cape Town since the tarily glances toward the distant shan-| Light of Africa, once in possession of ty tenated by | and his partner.| Kotz & Braham, the well-known lapi- No light shines from the solitary win-| daries. The stone to which we have iow, nor are there signs of life in the reference, weighed in its uncut state, vicinity. We both rise and as we do,! 397 carats, 60 carats less than the Light Gum ) beneath erects his tall, black of Africa. We are assured by experts | figure, strangely silhouetted against that it is not only flawless, but of un- the background of silver light. Hig usual brilliancy and whiteness, having nn ——— — ———— ——— a ae
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from the syndicate now owing it, whe value their posession at upward of {£60,- 000, providing the cutting, which is to be done in London, proves a success.”
“Pleasant little item for us—eh, Jim?" I remark, calling up what philosophy 1! can summon for the occasion.
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C. Oscoon,
Loweil, Mass.
* Castoric is the best remedy for children of which Lam acquainted. I hope the day is not far distant when mothers will cons the real interest of theimchildren, and use Castoria in- stead of the various quack nostrums wh ‘ch are destroyiag their loved ones, by forcing opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throats, thereby sending taem to premature graves.”
Dr. J. F. Krxcnerox, Conway, Ar
Castoria. “ Castoria is 80 well adapted to children thay I recommend it assuperi:.stoany prescriptiog known to me.” HY. A. Arcuer, M. D., 211 Se. Oxfor’ St., Drooklyn, N. Y.
“‘Our puysicians in the children’s depart ment have spoken highly of their experi- ence in their outside practice with Castoria, 1d although we only have among our supplies what is known as regular products, yet we are free to confess that the merits of Castoria has won us to look with favor upon it.”
Unirzep Hosrrrat axp Disprysary,
Boston, Masa.
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2 mea
Aten C. Surrn, Pres.,
The Cextaur Company, Ti Murray Street, New York City.
boai! Goal! Coal!
FROM
Dominion Goal Co's. Mines in 8B.
Now that navigation is open, we beg to inform the public that we are prepared to grant orders for cargoes of Screened, Run of Mine and Slack Ceal from the above Company’s Mines, and will deliver cargoes at any of the
outports at very lowest prices
To our customers, both in town and country, we offer to supply any quantity they may require, at prices which
cannot be beaten.
The large quantity of Coal which we have sold during
the past and present year is ;
satisfied.
Our motto * Justice to All.”
is
“Quick Sales,”
“Small Profits
_
PEAKE BROS. & 00.
Selling Agents for Dominion Coal Co., Ltd.
Charlottetown, April 30, 1895.—dy & w
1 sufficient guarantee of the Coal being first-class, and our many customers ar
e@ | e rfectly
ard