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: AILY EXAMINER, FHBRUA HYG. 1882.

THE WAR-TRAIL !):

CHAPTER XXXYV. EL ZORRO. Tue new object of dread was a_ large

gun, which had been brought ages thie

in all probability, it

Zorro, as it was in his colke we first |

observed it. It appeared to be a long musket, or elephunt-gua, such as the ‘“ryoers” in use amosg South African hunters. Whatever sort of weapon it was, we soon fourd, to our annoyance, that it pirche 1d au ouuce of lead pearl) twice as far as avy of our rides, aud with sufficient percision to make it probable that. before the suo had set, El Zorro would be able to pick off our horses, aud perhaps ourselves, ia detail. It would be halfan heur before darksess could screen us with its friendly shelter, aud he had already commeuced practice. His first shot had been fired. The bullet strack the cliff close to my ow! head, scattering the traemenis ol gypsum rock about my ears, and the fell flattened like a Spauish dollar, at

my fect

t

The report was far louder than that ot |

either carbine or escopette ; aud an e}: cu-

lation from Rube, as he saw the effect |

of the shot, followed by his usual omin- ous whis.Je, told that the old trapper was not disposed to make light of this new piece of orduance Neither was Garey. His look testified to what all three. were thinking—which was, tha this mode of attack was likely to pu usin a more awkward dilemma, that we had yet been placed in. El Zorn might shoot us down at his leisure With our rifles, we could netther answer his fire, nor silence it. Our peril was obyv ons.

The sitlteador had delivered his firs! shot ** off hand,” for we had seen him level the piece. Perhap- it was fortunate tor us he had vot takeu aim over « ‘jean’’; but fortu.e from that scurce Was vot going to favour us any farther; for we vow ob-erved |jurra stick two lances obliquely in the ground. so as to cross each other at a prope: height. thus formivg as perfect a rest a> marksman could have desired.

As soon as the gun was reloaded, E Zorro kuelt beh nd the lances, placed his

barrel io the fork, aud once more took |

aim.

I felt sati-fied he was aiming at me, or my berse. ludeed, the direction of the long dark tube would have told me so; but I saw ‘jurra directing him, and that made me sureof it. LI had little fear for myself. J] was sheltered sufficiently, bu' I trembled for the brave horse that shield- ed me.

{ waited with anxious heart. I saw the blaze of the priming as it puffed up- ward; the red fame projected from the muzzle, aud simultaneously I felt the shock of the heavy bullet striking uvon my horse. Spli.ters of wood flew abou: my face; they were fragments of the saddie-tree. The ball bad passed through the pommel, but my noble steed was un- touched! I[t was a close slot, however —1too close to allow of rejoicing, so long

as others of the like were to follow.

I was getting as“ riled’? as Rube him-

self, when, all at once, a significant shout |

from ‘he old trapper drew my attentiou from El Zorro aud his gun. Rube was on myright, and I saw that he was pointing along the bottom of the cliff to some object in that direction. I could uot see what it was, as his horses were in the way; but the uext on oment I ob- served him hurrying them along the cliff atthe same time calling to Garey and myself to follow.

I lost no time in putting my horse in motion, aud Garey as hastily trotted after.

We had not advanced many paces be- fore we comprehended the strange be- haviour of our companion.

Searcely twenty yards from where | we had first thaited. a _ large |

rock rested upon the plain. It was a fragment that had fatlea fromthe cliff. and was now lying several feet from i's base ; it was of such size, and in such a position, that there was ample space be- hiud it to shelter both meu and horses— room for us all.

We were enly anawenes we had pot observed it sooner? but this was not to be wondered at, for its colour corres pondent exactly with that of the clif® aud it was difficult, even at ¢wenty yard’s distance, to distinguish it from the Ja'ter. Besides, our eves, from the momeut of our halting, had been turned iu another direction.

We did not stay to give words to our Surprise ; but hurrying our horses aloug with us, with joyful exclamatious we glided behiud the rock.

It was not au echo of our joy, but a ery of disappointed rage that pealed along the line of the guerilla. They saw at once that their long gun would no longer avail them, aud both Ijurra and

his mi rksmen were vow seen danei ‘ing |

over the ground like madmen, El ye ro’s melier was at an end.

A more perfect “harbour of refuge’ could not have been found iv all prairie land. As Garey alleged, it ** beat tree- timber all hollow !” A little fortress. ip fact, in which we ight defy even twice the nimber of our assailants —unless, indeed they should wax terribly brave,

aod try us hand to hand.

Our sudden disappe: irance had ieee

& Dw seusation jo their rauks. From their shouts, we eould tell that sme of them regarded it with teeii ugs of wonder —perhaps with) emotions of a still .

Swonger kinds We cuuld hear the exelge |

| . . ne t! a sly ‘rived ground by one of those lately at wl

al to KI

was ’ we OF . > OPIS ATA \ Nl wient j vo , Wi h A vrarael | 4 é “ei wey hl 4 7 ia ; | aa boreal) } > re me » eT, », { : t] arouud tl ts a rarity —a dawn or a shruo E is aa 2 8 % i€e : ; j t ro Death <a’ JumeetS fae eS ir Owes ry iS never seell ; mt rmdeed nature has |} ’ ae a Ww ; ? est : : aninin Saint fumbara | i ; ‘ i sil , Hs i fitag Wl y &* ‘v g “3 beuu eously suppl a heim WH allies J . rp aa - . ’ ) : S aah ; . ! £ Lnphe oF t78 & ‘s they dwell amidst SCeues oO} prem aint ~ mee ’ o e. f 64 mre ON “ | j és shlyg OE Deanry 5 they waze over vreeu savall ts | c ° ue os cad " . . : eo on j ho Gack | —down into deep borrancas up to t ‘igs hy } . i iu && p wt s& a v & s1OWw-cr wued siumm ts of mighty. - w 25 é e''*J a - . . : s 2? ; talus W ‘ul ex perienchig oue emolis i - £ r ‘. , i ' ; , ee ee os aha j lof the ak lime. am turtured bull,a steel-| foot, °£ hae *, ; . e } 1 ] } } ; eal i rs gang ali ofci gvalvec: cock, Romau candies, and tiie soci 7 £aPs, ¢ G 43 > PP oth _ wn Chas Chinese wheel, are to them the sizi ts ol rains ai d Ac -e : . . . oe N ‘> say 1 ¢ earth equals St. Ja "4 1 superior interest, and furnish them wil re pe oak ae Sate j ' i ti t } nt i all their pretty emotions. So is it with; 1 we A E t tu : re ' | t {ov 2 every % uatious, as with men who have passed | yi: pain can bave cheap aud positive of iw jthe age of their streueth, Mud reaches , ns in Risven Lanenages : Ritees mensl = a ee : Tr sa ial a damsel [the pe:lod of Seulliiy aud secoLd chlid | £0LD BY ALL DB AMD DEALEES | . 7 Hood. } BN Mhwsauintl | cl Cerca eT ES ws = Ry ee", | But there was another and perhaps « | A. VOGELER. & CO. Baltimore, Md., U. B. Ae |

rs, s , “ANnAr o rred j ity. As my compa Hous alleved. tiie spol Venn Qi > ; : 7. “tons

fwas a favortte haliing-place of the}

fee |

re : ;

ly round, aud little tro dd ren by the hai F you want your § TOVES attended to | f iftret :

| 80 far out upon the plains.

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v phrase * los der i r" passrny from | |} mouth to mouth. decd f.om the post-| ftrou which they occi ] led, dk must have | ap} eared to them that we had gone tuto the cliff The separaton of the ré

from the wall behing Wo was hol percey

i i j

ible from the plain, else we should bav perceived it as we rode torwaid

It our evemies knew of this out-lyin:

' tr bye ube r. if was strange ties h i feitl iway open to so saie a retrea strange. e i

} stl » or | sipce it did not correspond with the ¢ ol ;

lniowg they had otherwise given prools of

_ : : —aud yet stranger they should be igue ‘ ant of Hs exi-tene Mest of them were natives of this fi yitier, aud miuist have . frequently Visiter the mesa which Wa ‘ ‘ oN SV : \ ies is p> ~ % Benny one ol the ‘hous OF The GIsiriec’. ie) “=< n : mp pe es aff iled | TUS es ee hans they had nevir troubled thet a THE GAS AA ey { ¢ : rr aoe ft ; { ' { if S Le ) pote j "oe wa eR 443 = wi z : wee ens. . I x me i hal OA ry ~~ : j { | —© (eS Sa? Sd Sl Gee Keele | | satoaa lava inferest tu the rare fea-| ' Wa S28 Goe) be ee > ba 4 Wid TAnRES if Uiecre il t ‘ i ' ah N gard Ay i 3 7 j | til airy than the | pel geet h Saoe08 Beis Sians ae Ba tures Of their beautiful country thaa Che | wy SAS ST SW BS OE ais ON ~ 1 aoe

| Mexicaus. Nature charms them = bot |

: . ; better, reason Why vwonue of Our adver- Se ee Sh ee

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saries should be iutimate with the local | ;

Comanches— (hey have an eye for the] =e ; oie ¢ but perhaps the exirteuce | Bix S10 RS inticipa ted!

el ti) ‘ cy

picturesque—

od improved Kiln superios ye st ek ot

Ware,

JUNK old Copper, Cah vass , for which the highest price wiil be ome , Jun 18, ‘s2—im

FARM WANTED. |

TO PURCHASE, } acres of friat le sai) net

watered, necessary with fail particulars te Mr. Joppa,

and

of a hy ring that was pear had mere t aa enuidivg the preference ol ihe hilcsannil z ae

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r > ‘ . ; ' , +f 2 : at stad ot @ prairies, Phe mesa. | QUUFOUINEs M

therefore, had for years been dangerow eur , Possibly vot ove of the heroes \

} . | ntcea We saw - hidioe us had tor years Veuluresd | gerantece

Tv BE CONTINUED,

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MOR i i

a. Charlottetown Gas Light Company | have imported some ot © Bray's |

ee d wes i — ort , so: ie = #4. Got 9 aiid Ca?

FLOUR.

CU NERS,” which they will supply ana fit ip |») ye if} je ; SUPERLOR EXTRA FLOUR Gas Brackets, etc, at a medcrate cost to] » tt iU For sale by the subscriber, consudicre, | A H. YATRs.

These Burners are ri porte i-to be the b t | Water Street, Mev &€@,’s1.

Fiat Flame Burner yet produced, and will | give a far greater amount of hebtthan ary | other Burner with the same COUsuUTEDLion ol |

LOBSIER FACTORY SALE.

Gas,

i waren, 7. 8. 6. & FF: te SS. Ga Examiner to the City of Giasgow, in lecitie | =e i.

felivered by him, calculated that £1,000 ($650,000) @ vear are thrown sway in Giu--|} paceencneraoneste sow by the Use of Itaperfi-ct fittings, Ourtbhe| g HE un — offers fer sale the LOBS

andas I think @ better Burner is that « lied | BOATS & Bray's reguietor, acd as | consider these tit

: BESAS } best ubien Buruers attainable at moderate AT BR 2S LE, | cosf, I have sbelect-d them for a series of ex- ! i 7 ) s ’ ‘ . 1P rime ots, i E ok Donald K. Currie, of that place, | The keport of the Committee of the British | | Association of. Science to enquire @6 tothe | | of ight reg. | 2 geod condition, : ay ail i Timon iore ft . t are | Coal Gas of different quallih S~Com prising of ran of gps Per Ist Marc} Dr. William Wallace, Peotessor Dittm ir, anc | O° 2" 1) WUE Shen be Bold at bhic Auction Mr. Thomas Wiils, F. O.8., F. 1, ©. E., showee

’ 9 i t ef nNnders nal

that Bray’s Buruct’s yielded the greatest | Won to the undersigned,

} } FRED. W. HYNDMAN, |

| best mears forthe developmen

| dtnorint ot light of all the two or three sccie : sie ; : of Burners reported upon which included ; oll rustces of the Estate of Joseph Boats anc the Barners of re pute In the market, Se D. K Ca roe In @ pamp: let upon Ligitt and Heat, pul | Ch'town, Oct, 5, 81—oaw tf lished by R. B. Taver, A. M., he says : “Phe ices er j |

cast of Gas as compared wit h other tlium Fu ¢ "7 I CE &. o @

auts is much more economical when ahaats used, than many suppose, From experiments | . p, : ’ : Pi oe ‘ I having been b roug & Directors of the "Gas Light Company '

made for this purpuse, the following resul have been obtained, They Were made by chat there were per ‘ £ rt burning sa nples ot Devoe’s Biilliant Oi! an — ” rt 7 . ps ere . oe Ol ron ag ordinary Oils, and testing their Hluminatiny a Mime ws oe oa wore _ power, It was found that Coa) Gas costins ee bate uae vided with — requisit: obe cent at $3 per thousand feet, vave a . thi £R, the Board have resolved tbat in suc} light q 1a] to 18 cénol i. wihsthes D wees as8e8 the Ce Mm paoy will bear the first ex pena: srilliant Oil consuming 27.4 zrammes coxi- | RUTEDE ID the Lecesssry pipes &, ing halfacent, gave a light. qual to 9 canal Persons desirous of becoming consumers of “A good Argand or Johnosou’s on Ghee 4S can employ oy : fitter they chocse, ale Buroers used in the Jast experin waving certified the bill as correct, the Com- pany will pay the salMe > Lhe cobsUMeTs re. inbursing the Com pans by trely: equal ip- ae » payabi: inonitbly,

| | "12 in therefore give the light of 2 ordina: y O:) | ert bat all consumers may participate in the

t to the notice of th:

Burners iu direct Comparison, at no preates expense in the cas of the finer and grades of Oil, Lights, howe eee the typ

as of Sctent ists, are not to b COm pared i > a <a es a _ . a 7 ‘ ir ae direct proportion, Ont io proportion to the ty wilt tiie San percent see on aia squares of their powers, apd such a com. alin asin pean A. Z a fe ze — len parison with the case of the use of Gas, iis] ’ uy — ‘upply teem cleanlipess, freedom from odor and dangers,| nee HoaHE ssl —_ ‘ ts ten cents cagh,

renders its use desirable wherever it can t+ Ci’tewn, Dee. 7, 188i—im eed

ntroduced,” ee aR nn

: As th above experiments were made wit) ES ost $9) Removed.

es t through seen how wuch more econemical it is to con-

r 1900 teet, and not consume

sray’s Barners, wo oOWwill readily

sume Gus instead of Oi, When its price is Mi RS, W. Ww. IRVING begs to notify be only $263 per 100 fret as now charged | friends and the public generally that here Wheo consumed, wore especially throup! has opened ber Fail aud Winter Classer Bray’s Burners, : : (or Painting aud Drawing ia all their different

Messrs, Goodwin & Co , ol Philact Ipbia, thy oe hes, : - 4 Wellekuown manufacturers of Scivutific in- For terms, etc., apply at her Stadio —resi strumenis for testing the Minminating powe: dence of Mr, Pesbios, South Side of King ot Coal Gas, ete., say in their Cirenlar to Gas | Sjuare fau 29 ti

Compatics : “In presenting the Bray’s Siana. ard Patent Slit Unien Buruers aud Laut for which we are the sole Aveuts in tie}

MAL Bs BEAGNE TES Br eICINe

United tates, to the attention of the public, | 2 We are Conydaced that we are filling & want | 2 as : long felt.’ They tarther add: © The yiele ot | " eb york ** os * iivit from these Burners is 12 to 20 per cont,| 3 ont & rreater Der cnbte f : : : i y38 on gh $3 : aie Ate b bade oot of Gas Cousumed ti ian | = ? @ , ” that trom apy flat flame Burner fitherto in | fe tefen Wats . > ce ie . s S 5" win i, [ro 4 eod a a8 pi Stpe, Ale .

BAI iK OF P Bh SLAND, | wouanens Gn’ ALL ita stayen Wan umedy for Ner- i vousness in ALL its staye 3%, Weak i Emory, Loses of L 18 |B: ain Power, § cual Prostration, Night Sweats,

d+ — ‘ rf : | Supermatorrkea, Seminal Weakness, and Gén . F P. E. ISLAND ‘OrEs aicn } Loss of Power. It repairs Nervous Was Re eneral

% : : o oS * aste, uvER-

* at tucir face for Gouds or in j&@un of ates the Jad ~-Gonde Tiitelt r, Stren gther is the Enjeebled Bills, at : Brai sola ; ~ As Surprising Lo: vn and Vigor to the Dr ‘ 4 ‘ | #2 K SOC: eneratie Urydiie. i eXpericnce f BORKEHAM’S BOUT STU! E. j thousands proves it an IsvaLwABLy Rue 7. “ane |S

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| i ow ‘ j athe tl\ a ; wi tay : eneapest aud best. sz Fu i mastiabiate in our } Patuvhiet. which we desire to mail free toan address, | Mack's Magaetie +t diet e is wld by Drug- eat" . — er per box, or 12 boxes for 5, or will é ye mailed irvce o 0S ipt o uF IGHEST CASH PRICE paia tor ware abdepding a ee: aud BLACK OATS. delivered at my MAC&’S IAGNETIC MEDICINE: Oo, y Arche use, Water Strect, W ladsor, Ovi., Canada, FEN ON T. NEW: ERY. Sold in Charlottetown by Aja heearies’ Hall Co

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and this Dominies !

+The Weekly Examiner

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Made up of the Lecals, Telegrams,

diterials, etc., which from dary to day appear im the daily editiaa,

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The Weekly Examiner AND ISLAND A®BGUS

Is in faver ef cutting dewn the Loca Legislature, conselidoting the Lecal Civil Service cn 8 coand business basis, instituting 6 system of rigid economy in the administeatics ef local affa: C's, snd applying the mousy thus saved to

teaching these are the mest coreploie thas have

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lent eannot fail to bo largely benefited. The curse of Study is short, -rectical, useful aud reasonable ; it is just what every MAN neels and will uae, no watter what his calling er prefession is te be

The yout he omnmei ung & business lite with only industry and integrity y ac his eapital, the clerk engaged éu ing business hours, bat desirous by evening seudy te ~~ air the de- fects in his education, each he » the advan. ge offered by our sessiors occupy ing DAY SND EVENING. Merning “é6seion 9 30 te 12, and 2io4p.m. Evesing ~etsion, 1.3 to 9.30.

(iplomas granted to such eas nase petiafac. tory examinations. Students may enter st any time. y enbrance examination required, Business men and others are ec rdially invited to call and examine eu tem.

Teash your sons whan: they will practice when they become men.

Full particulars eoncerning ‘Terms. Tuition, Scholarships, &c., é&c., on application to L. B. | MILLER,

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Gk ANI

Gift Enterpiied

SHE Committee for the above announce that, in consequence of a lerge number of tickets yet remaining unsold, eud a num. ber of agents bot heving mode returns, they are Compr lled to postpote the Drewi ing ontil FRI AY, the ard Mareb peat. Tbe Com. gxittce feel that the tick: t-helcerg would pre- ferto submit to this further pot! ponement rather then that a large reduction should be mate in the Prog LAMBERT PB. DISNEY, Se’y to Com,

Ch’town, Jan 13~4w cod wkl;

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Herring. HHer.ing.

100 bhis. Extra Fat Ne, 1, equal to Yarmouth Blosters 100 quintals Codtish, 100, do, Hauke, 12 casks Cod Oil, 300 Mackere! Barrels (good stock), 1:00 bushels Fishing Salt,

On hand, a full eupply of Cotten Dack, Bolt Rope, Hemp aud Manilla Cordage, Lines and Twine 8, Paints and Oils,

DAVID SMALL,

Queen's Wharf, Sept, 10, 1881.

tt

THN DE SIs! Canadian Pacific Re lway.

Bridge Gver Fraser Eiver, B, Columbia

+

ENDERS addreesed to tise undersigned

will be received on om tx fore the 10th day of february, 1882, for luinishing end erecting a Bridge oft Stecl or Ing over the Fraser River on Contract 6 ,C P. RB.

Specifications and pa rticulars, tg ther with plan of site, may be scen at the ftice of the Chief Eugineer, &t Ottawa, on or afler the 'Otb of January ist.

Centractors are requested to bear in @ind that tenders will not be considered unless made strictly in accordance with the printed forms, An accepted bank cheque for the eum of $300 must accompany the tender, @hich sum shall be forfeited if the party tendcring declines to enter into comtract fer the work,

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the sum sent in with the tender will becon- sidered a part, This Department does pot, however. bind itseif to ace ept the lowest or any tender. By order, f (Signed) F, ‘aan

crotaty. Department of Railways end Canals, , ja i4tl Ottawa, January 5, 1882, \ 110law

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