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niitieisai Jirirnsriliasiarpaisiiic santa 'mi
iririsnntaaiioinir riovuii aiiyiwa inline, Hlri alia i' Laps..
*bil Dominion, s isiirssy lncl;,"on tltalang voyage norih which
of the loyal North hiadiarytallpabout
n» lense to ltiaayibearidedtiiatitha report of tha
viai Wa rBsy and trip handed ln to the Commissioner of
from a venelltlie Police after his return was thoughtto
is that "Isla in nnicsrpieadia rsiatiiia-orsevoisif
Wwd with me miivsi num siiiynliin we Pisa of nie nomiii.
insurmountable taalia ioapnbuahgq it “asm mu, a,¢¢¢,,,,¥
to t
vnldi
are often given to the troopers of commgqa on she pqrfq-|;w|¢¢
them. N W If P in the course of Wednesd.syFeb 2| i9o6 Lsftatgso
Nmllsr duty arewell known The obed Good gsiqg, made about 1; miles, camp-
qicoof themen. th*plend|ld manner in ed at jigo, very ina day
#sin they carry out oiilmi- their Theisihy. 11. Lafteasip at 8.3¢ and
Qghmpt of danger their disregard of all mek *ye Poly, at 3 30| sqymx "_ ,
the disconiforts which less intrepid house Broke some mudoflsleigp stay
moe would hesitate about, hare given 'lngovertomorfbwtbllx it Fine day,
the forces would wide reputation which trave very rough last few mllea
no other body of troops can serpau
It isan exceeding great pleasure for Friday 23 Had s slight accident late
The Magazine Guardian io,be enabled to la aight stappedon a niaty nail. rather A ,s
place .this story before its readers be pa sftil 19-daypmlpplyinghot poiiltice N 6,  H
cause the hero of the taleia an Island l-Ilfry and Ltfpslock fixing cometic qu" of. ra
loy, Leslie Seller, a native of Charlotte native name for dog-sleigli], and other
Traeeld stunt so miles
ii-
I
Center
N" | *.l°\l- wmhf 'N17 dllni Qtpect to but by dint of much suffering we are re
ill! Seller e n l ist e tl some five or sk gstbrb sh!! Nlvfrow tinng to our bsgsfaleeping liaga]
years ago, and has spent considerable* Bltnfdly 24 Gotanearly st-art to-day, full stomach
time in the West 8's ni Weather very dull, with light' Sunday, 25 Very bad storm, unabl to
About a year ago, he with nine other snow, Unveiling very heavy and rough in travel Had a very comfortable lo
picked members of the force was des- wilseplaces Made about i5 miles Hy [snow house] and never moved out,‘all
patched on detachment duty to the foot was rather pitiful, but I managed to day Foot O K again
Mounted Police post near Fort Fullerton wal\0 K .Doi ave all ingoodconditton Monday 26 Still storming, but not so
on the Hudson hy Western Shore Ons cooling lppntaia almost useless bad I-lad some trouble in getting out of
eglo this inorning aa we were completely
cove by a large snow bank Harry
saw adaer track some distance from the
eglo Prepanng fpr early start tomorrow
Tuesday, 17 Got a,vAry early start 7
am The going was excellent, and th
day was all one could desire The dogs
worked well Brake considerable mud of
the sleigh but iiothiii‘g to hinder us from
at Head-
" ` &“3¥%¥%$H
l going wwrro gvelled over 35
miles e our on, the place s
Wbell W8¥l\§\0 l»\l¢ “lid ll Dtder to reach But after riding s few days I hope to be
the Wager. Expect to reach the Wager in
two days if lverything goes 0 K Saw
niimsronadier tracks this afternoon Ex
ptct deer any time now
Wednesday 28 Had an early start
this morning 8a ni The morning was
very foggy with light snow, which clear
ed about ii a in becoming very nice dur-
Ulg the lftevpoon Saw deer about ive
tiles from sgloon the trail Lupsalock
wounded one but was not fortunate
#enough to ‘lb it About ia _yofwe saw
twonsore benches, and Harry and Lupea
'lock started after them. They got one
eaehi I lasdthem skinned and fed one to
the dogs and made a cache of the other
one, Wesnade camp where the dee; were
killed We only travelled about rj miles
today, as thegoing was very heavy. Lost
eonidaflble mud. by running on ‘ittle
rocks Piaed ii this evsnuig by patting
Iwsswntching the dogs this afternoon
-'two damn mme quite close to the cometlc
bntaa l wlsdown behind it out 'of the
wind Ididnotseethematfirst Oneof
dogs scared than and I had three shots
wonaqiqgongpf them in the nigh fore
\ag, ,Ky  foot, which I hurt at
Whalskiliilt lever: svre. -sd my l=f¢°=°
wal llllled between the sleigh runner
d a piece cfice So lam,nearly
cripple at the beginning ofthe yonmey
a ni , and we stayed ln camp, Harry and
pealock,after Exiug coinetic, started
after deer this afternoon, which was fine
Lupealock got one some distance from
camp and cached it We will pick it up
coming back Expect to start early to-
morrow and make a good distance sa the
sleigh is in fairly good condition Very
cold to-dav
March: Started early this morning
bu
Yil
Mardi J, Thursday Very stormy in
Lu
tbrokc the new runner about 4 feet
from theiiose of the sleigh when only
two miles from camp The travelling
vgry rough nodwe had some nasty
liillgto tackle Vtehitclied the dogs on
tsuhe hind end of the sleigh and made
shout ioniiles, when_wewg,re unfortunate
again, in having the remainder of the
oltbelnddaof t.hedser‘s stomach Whik runner broken up
Space will not permit of concluding in
this issue Next week we shall give the
balance of the yournev which details the
au cgssful outcome of the trip, the inter
eating visit to natives at the ablp, and the
return journey
(To bs cnncluiiad)
_ _ _ _ _ pelled from the church
niocniavnii f
OF
W rlttcn for t-hs lfaguliia Gna.dla'i. ' 'N' E- -m°k¢- But “"5 U U0! 3 5911110"
d decidiog ld not be s It would seam that tha a rent worth
In the comfortable home of Mr Robert an %-_W sm PP'
Huttsrt Cape Traverse. tl1¢l’¢ U * 'mv' Sirewumstal. mllzr &t a b{ind.dsadd'deil:sh:vd ifinzffzrzldtfn ml" did not l’m”i‘ftfn bd
tfnnique build and history This stove *umm num, _ mm. into Z B Emu orase, an “ere ong fog;
has been in the Huttart family for three P. J ry ' 8 PMC 5 m ° P°"°n°
K¢nerstions first beiouliul to the llte our Pmvinunmx “url” me In °f (Jorge M““n °f CWC Tmnm lk'
W  ~»  1-= ;;°':,,;-;;:.1:=.,,.:°.:.:-.:::;,:::.~'°~.,.,. ::: :v.:‘:.z""i:'  "iw: .1-rf; :s
“Pm” “wh Mmm" md mhnmnuy this infant colony would bein a doiiriali which we mayelesrn olfs till; first all ol
ws: T; R°b:Th ‘h°m.1;°.°;;t‘;::”_ ing condition, orbs able to produce any the stove, but it ia safe to assume that
° ' °‘7° "re th h liutd t Neith M h( ttlrt it l 1 ed
8°* "'01" *Mill* CHP* L°"'5 M“"*" “ld collli lhiannlziwllntenof. fbi: good clad price inuview an it:t baslsyeadiiprrxiilifin
°'°\'=°¢°fv '°°f °°="'*°"b'° "**°'°* *° says, even is the ianariui nierropoiii. be not ii iaiky stove, inte ii iiiiiny am.,
many readers of this peper,l will hereto- expend wha? il “wk gn nmcluo any be“,,sm to dum md Mr umm"
hi* if "°i’°'*°'l‘"Y °° " "°° 3"" U’ "°~ rally rsreand siaqlled for There was was willing to pay a tntie for the sale of
The chief interest attaching to this nothing to do, therlore but to have a demonstrating this principle In iiew
stove is found in the fact that it was aiove brought out from the Old Country of its questionable character, Mr Muiiiirt
among tile first. if not \1\¢ Vtfy flfl! OWN for the slight consideration ol' fourteen
imported into this iland It is probably _h?___;?f: ‘  _::_;_f_:tF__- pounds [$38] took possession Stoves,
also, theoldeststove in the Province now _____'m “___ 'um “_ B___cke__ _“___ itisneedless to say, have considerably
in active use lt was made about a cen Wu "c__m_____d ___ °__de__ __ '_°___ dopveciatedin valiie since that time lint
tury ago at Newcastle-on-Tyne, and has ,,__°___e,, '___ hh _“home” f ___ u _ illr Kuttart wlaagood judge of stovu;
been ln‘ constant iisediiring the greatsr _“___ ._ neesdéy nquimd mnbmg ° and his bargain proved a good one for
A STGVE
, otwi stan gpaat
*__ ir- " ~e Raises inset iisalnlnenrwas before
_ vifrreasl odbnder, though in a hiusbler
BY RC' F A  spline Thiaisaveryim rtantlemonfor
9°
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ even astove to learn, but well learned it
Being cast out of the synagogue, how
ever, did not consign it to pi-edlion,
which I suppose, was quite orth
cording to prevailing views Nei er
did this damper shut ol! its careerhaa
stove for n th din f
generally produces more heat and lem
Elders of Cove Head, it was apparent to
Mr Muttart at the tint examination
though probably this was the first stove
he had ever seen It would be an easy
matter to Eli up the bottom of the stove
with bricks, thought Mr Muttart hence
hu willingness to psy the triiling sum
lied
I helleve the stove started on its new
career by making the journey from Cha
Idttetown to Cape 'Inverse on an ox tea
At all events lr Muttart proceeded to
carry out his purpose qf converting the
stove, in the manner suggested This
plnved entirely successful and very
soon the recalcitrant stove was giving
perfect satisfaction in its new home So
much fora bright idea .he improve
ment in the character of the stove, be it
iandersiood, is notgeiieraily supposed to
be altogether owing to the change from a
Presbytenan to a Methodist envirou
ment, but on this point opinions may
differ
This venerable stoie now heats two
moms at once by being inserted half way
through a partition, thus doing double
semccin its old nge If the peculiar
characters which adorn its sides could
speak what tales they could tell How
many have niet around its hearth during
theperiod of its long life For many
years and especially during the time the
late Mr Lewis Muttart was at the head of
t e icsboat service, it warmed the travel
ll
part of the intervening time. and is still smoke" __ _id to M” _'___ the gn__d`_ himself and others. ing public as well as the members of the
ddni °‘“*f°°'°"Y “'°’k~ 1' l' “id ‘° `f me ofghehg, mg” dm" | n _ Here is where the importance of that
have done servlceimthree diieient ceu- _:'___r B' wi. “urn” 5” °n!;°,,:. ten inch space below the door comes iii
f\lflU, 10155151! f'"_ 8°l¢"\U°‘" 5"' may ‘,“”¢d_“d ind.. umneue no" 'Now a stove constructed on this principle
household Sometimes when heavy
storms prevailed, both crew and paaseng
etashaltd the comfort of Mr Mnttart's
ml 5”" °°m'°n°d bl “I gnllll warmth- "und The* be __ em fre wont” me nm Principle, of St0“o|,,m; home During such times P°°'Ple from
. ’ ' . . bered, we '
Will! ll =¥¢°11¢'l**“*¢ °f P"°‘°"“'\'°°- nm of 531;” ' _ success rider the circumstances was, a
_ soil. to all outward appearance, good for mam  ____`_q;____h.Ny n~°:ym;l:.;,, `physi¢-all impossibility, Tliougii iliia
f"'° l°“°"U°’" m°"°- 1| ya, Fudd bg,"-¢ pg. “bk muh” in small but important consideration escap-
Another 'utofiutereat. scarcely leer Y- - '. ` ‘ig *f _ ed the ndtice of the makers and the
widely separated places met acquaint
ances vierc formed, or business transect
ed, which had far reaching results
*BQ for tha lfsgsslne Guardian
failuf Hag. It beat all, the excitement
thatpt among the people Some men
were will off and getting along well
“slit good wives and nice families
Rn, and some of them were never
hols home in their lives and never
thought of leaving iill they took the
then lost no time They wanted to get a
asany in Clilllbttetown They were all
Wm-:N THE Bale
,  FANNMSAIL
By Arelslbal Has: er.
and put his mark and Ggures on them
Everything was soon done and put on
Tl\¢Celihs'nia fever broke out in Cha; bo-rd Next _mug Wu _hc “ppb” “_
lotwlvwlfwelatter part of summer nn gmbqf .__ hm” fm _he vang' The"
were several ifers made nght home in
Cli'town but they not agree, so they ac
cepted an offer from Halifax and the
party furnished the supplies quick and
they were soon ready Thay got several
offers from good men to take charge as
captain Several captains were talkedof
lever togoaiia sig the goin up by nie There was Ii °=i>t-is Irvisx th” hed
bushel orton in california it the eiiier been some fifteen vem.e°m¢h°m= alll"
md of “md” ,_ |7900 ,mln "un .nd ,nd he applied He had been in the East
ou of me maine" md ,,,|d,,¢ voyqe, India tmde quite a spell it was said This
in the world counted so by nll sea men “Pill” IWW! *ll ‘lf I I°9d**-°¢k0fV¢¥Y
nie going resid cipe nm an it iiia "M iiwiile-i umm to sion irvinsi
nmmn men ,,onh,c¢,,¢ They hd thatw¢reintheGove rriinentemploy
tmtdd an me hm, Wen; ‘ug md croqingtlsestrsitsiu the ice-boats, and
theydo? they called a meeting andfhey stood 0 K So his chances were
iiiitai iioaiiieai ana seemed io ga 'raey ll md °f \=¢¢t=f *hw 'N °f\*°“
All the captains that applied stood well
pileofthe yellow stutl’ quick-all excited and were well reconimended but after
to go-Grst class people too--as good some talk Capt Irving was taken
a clause in their written
They had
keen to go but they could not all get the ,,l,,,_,mem any no ,mmm Q" Iumnd ¢°
chance so th concluded to send so many K.,
month voyage It was said the women and
wives were y aa haen for them to geti
sway and load the brig Pannyof 250 tons
¢° ‘M mum* c`m°"‘“_° “X or "ve" Sd after s time they were all ready. bitt
in counting over their sailors they folitd
they were two short. This was on a Sl!
nrday My lltilsertlselate Capt W K
P°‘ _ destination, at last, wever, it ,was in Contliinsd on panel. with the gddlildoorile right blck quick!uCK.y_ of t_‘_____e_______ _"_ one of _M
iii importance, is found in the additional “Inga ,mb gnc ganna.” _ with s big load. _'Dire old _I knewL____"'_
fact that it was imported into lliiaoountry
especially for the Presbyterian coiigrega- ` ni cn' b; k-M19”  thfcifcnm'
tion at Covehesd. The factthat this con-,‘]”_.__°n, _- _wi “_” Imihhurhodi
tennlal aigniverssry also lends interest to`  siimtzadt :Ia ::;lt:°:f;t4::
'ro the eaiiiai oinerver iiiis'iio'v'e wonili "'_°;_'_'::;m':_“__`d’:% ` -
,trial was awaited with Niilcrlble ln-
N..
gregation has recently ‘celebrated lls cen-
the histor of the stove as will be seen
be regarded as belonging to the ordinary
"box" variety, bu\ s closer observation
'. The castings are alla half
if (2  and .are ldlidily emb¢l¥!|°l
-1 with various artldic Bgnres. its width is
its depth two feet
lsagihthsaams
iplv
dear
Qin
ubkiliu
stances. what was the chief topic of eon
tered' Th
ample
ing e
ialsal it
sus fosevev.
,alas onwards;
aeilisrweftrllsaot
sais
Ewen deeply slaetad,
were Jast bow
hold
gives
a.asa`- fa' -=~'
_ I _ _ ,I got excited and pkedione of the party if
‘flak ,Q s
'she gets baek‘_"i They formeinllaemselves i
they would lead her deép and said-
"Wau't then ll  picfjnj ' her when
into a company aL-so shanelioldsrs and _
bought Heil( Fanny of 250 tons from
illr Pasha--s pics vessel. ‘
_ .
Those forty owners had a strong agree-
‘ ment stating tba buainem to go Qere and
get the ‘gold land if it paid.to.sall the
Fannythsfe tpdo so.. Tlieywoiild have
,their crpw and, also some who would learn
'm'b°`-"un,-'dn' men' he H 'hy about forty s `thsy hilt and wan
dld» aataaltand trade with the vassal
‘whastney get there. they-woniti aii go to
the §, mia” pod dig up a fortune in
fha) fund fonr houses and took
everything to asian inani with. iota st
aoasaa they wosid_"sd ttisre,asaaao
:°a,,.,"~ii“..=::.f,i°.‘.:.fr' - '"-
wil lane.
unpnywsonaiassisssnaefuanaiaaa
Wellon Sunday morning when l got
up W. H. inybrother wasssleep on the
sofa. He came that night about forty
miles, for thei two sailors wanted. Ha
promised two sian-neighbors of unused
relationathat _ if ,mag were wanted 
wonldgstthniia the ship. They had
the feverbad sod wanted to go. They
weretwogooda sesmauaadai&l&a
also, & n and john 8_in-
elair of‘Prl were their names.
Theyowoad ayvspl. the Hargaret of
casting nqtmg with, and were
ima nie say dna nun; in inn.
| ,nn _ ‘ " _ C. I npand got hisspy glal
 lor\amiiinT:;;ii'a;i:i`:  "“"°°""g"'.'“‘* 3°! “ “” "'*’°
Webaudtnnsthey arpscasd ibm and
the vsanl ever that day [sanday].
Atnooaweaswimbdstths iaatanll
toonbe and ¢dhloomsl@l
- i r 
ibasadsa wlldowsanddqa-s,a!l I "et I "nm mn*
rKyh  four bnllllgs up as  for !g_1” 
can ‘biaeirhoaintsediy lnfllr
iioiesaihs. iiiasoasliialiliwfaihhri ,,,,,:,_
nnnasyihngiaseeaaariiisnawaus
fl _'fl'  wan rkbteltatevssisgaholioarii
osaiiaasaonsmsh