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CHAPTER XXIL (Continued. )

The moment he appeared at the kitchen door with the candle in his hand, a faint whimpering began in the chimney-corner, and a brown-and tan-colored bitch, of that

Six Months, $2 50 -_----— wise-looking breed, with short legs and Three Months, 1 20 Dealer in good time-keeping WATCHES, long body, known to an unmechancal gen- ine Month, 0 50 CLOCKS, Gold and Plated JEWELRY ;eration as turn-spits, came creeping along

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"ALMANAC FOR FEBRUARY, i885.

MOON S CHANGES,

Last Quarter 6th day, 6b. 25m., p. m, New Moon I4th day, 10h, 9m., p. m.

First Quarter, 2¥ud day, 6h. 19m., a, m, Fall Moon, 28th day, I1h, 45m., p. m,

Sun ‘Sun | Moon|High |! Days DAY OF WEEK 5

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the floor, wagging her tail, and hesitating ‘at every other step, as if her affections were ‘painfully divided between the hamper in ‘the chimney-corner and the master, whom she could not leave without a greeting.

| ‘Well, Vixen, well then, how are the |babbies ?’ said the school-master, making ‘haste toward the chimney-corner, and hold- ing the candle over the low hamper, where two extremely blind puppies lifted up their | heads toward the light, from a nest of flan- ineland wool, Vixen could not even see | bee master look at them without painful excitement; she got inte the hamper and |got out again the next moment, and be-

Meeting of Presbytery. The Presbytery of P. E. Island met on 3rd inst., in Zion Church, Charlottetown. * Present : Revs. J, M. Macleod, Neil Me- Kay, Wm. R. Frame, Wm. Grant, J. G. Cameron, Wm. P. Archibald, George Mc- Millan, E. Gillies, A. B. McLeod, A. W. Mahon, W. H. Spencer, and Geo. Fisher, Ministers, and Mr. James Ramsay, ruling elder.

In compliance with a requisition from a number of families in Miminigash, Rev. Messrs. Carr, McKay, A. B. McLeod, and George Fisher, with the Presbytery elders, were appointed a committee to organize them into a preaching station, and to aid them in providing a suitable place of worship. Rev. Mr. Carr, with Hon. Benj Rogers, David Gordon, and Williai Thompson, were requested to act as an interim session. The following supply of preaching was appointed for this new con- gregaticn, viz: Rev. Mr. Carr, on 15th inst., at 10.30; Rev. A. B. McLeod, Ist March, same hour; Rev. Mr. Fisher, 15th March; and Rev. Mr. Carr, 29th March, at 6,30 p. m.

The Trustees of the Prince Street Pres-

Mt rises sets | rises | water |len’h, | oo en we oe folly, oe byterian Church property were authorized

. a... oa ves ' . ! looki all the while as wise as a dwar VB so his t , bh mh m aftangmorn|} hm|MTARIES PUBLIC —_— OVERCOATS & ;oxing & ; ' to sell the Church, Manse, grounds, &c., i/Sunday 7 £8'4 59] 7 SSL 5S) 9 31] EAC, de a ’ with a large and old-fashioned head and and to take steps to procure the necessary

2} Monday | 27/55 19 Sats 32; 34) OF FICES— O’Halloran’s fCuilding, Great RELFERS, body on the most abbreviated legs. legislation to enable them to dispose of the

3: Tacsday 26! «SILO 14! TY) 387 | George Street, Charlottetown, Why, you ve got a family, I see, Mr. property.

4, Wednesday 24, 511 18 1 50 Sk al Massey /’ said Adam,smilingas hecamein- The Session Records of Alberton,

5, Thuraday | 23 6) morn | 2 33 43 oe oney to Loan, ——— to the kitchen. How’s that ! I thought it Georgetown,and Montague, were examined,

6 Friday 21 5) 0 19) 3 24, 47) W. W. Soiuivas, Q. C. | Coxsrea B. Maowmnt was against the law here. ‘found correct, and attested by the moder-

a 3 10 - . a sf lan. 18, ’93 1 } = ° ‘Law ! What's the use o' law when @ ator of Presbytery.

g/Sanday | 18h 102 a et i }man’s once such a fool as to let awoman| Poy. Wm. R. Frame. on account of con-

9| Monday 7 ns €or ee Oth ft | f UJ ) (| { fl bi B g F : — ing aw eget a _ yok a wis

19 Tuesday 13] 3 03) 7 oy MeLeod. Morson & McQuarrie of 400 tb ApPeceuenus OW baleallls from the haaaper with souse'bittereess, "Hi eda df die iathenk® Ciinas 08 Staan oe) - oon oe a 5 is ’ o4 4 . , ’ iii jalways called Vixen a woman, and seemed art and West St, Peter’s. Rev, Mr. Spencer

a = | = autem 3 7 |to have lost all consciousness that he was ' ol cla i :

3 Friday ll, 18: 557,10 3 7 | : oe : ee oe was appointed to preach in said congre- a es lay 9 19 6 28:10 38 10 | SARRISTERS l j | using a figure of speech. if id known gation on 15th inst., intimate their pastor's iSSunday | 3) 21) 6 SYNE IB) 13) ‘See our Prices before Buying Elsewhere Sizrrsc ramen td never have held resignation and cite tem to appear for their 1¢ Moaday 7; 22) 7 28'bl 47 16 | —AND— é y g Te the boys from drowning her ; but when I'd interests at a mecting of Presbytery to be 17 Tuesday | 5 24! 7 56 morn 19! got her into my hand, I[ was forced to take jojg in Charlottetown, on 17th March, iu 1s Wednesday 3} 26'8 26 O21; 23) T te to her. And now you see what she’s Ziog Church, at 11 o’clock. 19| Thursday 1} 28° 8 511057! 27 ‘AT ORNEYS - AT - LAW, —AND—- : brought me to--the sly hypocritical wench’ ‘The following supply of preaching was 20 Friday 6 59; 29 = 27, 1 30 ied |— Bartle spoke these last words in a rasping appointed, viz. «ie Valleyfield, Rev. A 21 Saturday 53 30/10 11) 2 25) 8 Office j . : i tone of reproach, aud looked at Vixen, who, g Gtey; 5th i Bee i Call ] > ly 7 ; == 0 a= | ce@ lil Old Bau , { Ab, ’ S. Stewart, 15th inat.; Rev. E. Gillies, Ist 33| Mondat | 53! 33 ut 50 ‘ 41) 38 | Ke e onvinced that we Mean What we say, poked down her head and turned up her March; and Rev. Mr. Grant on the U5th 23| Monday |Z a4 a 12 42 | (UP STAIRS) eyes toward him with a keen sense of the Mareh. East St. Peter's, Rev. A. W. 24 Tuesday a ane: 50) © 95| 4h is | opprobrium—‘and contrived to be brought, Mahon, 15th inst.; South Side at 10,30, = ae wt | on 3 7 3 371 48 Ch’town, Feb, 21, 1884. { se ere to bed on a Sunday at church-time. Ive! and North Side at 2.30 p. m.; Rev. J. G. 7 ate ae ak ee ie rite re deer Pov se ae a bloody: | Cameron, South Side at 10 30 on 22nd inst. 98 Saturday 6 45'5 40] 5 34/10 13' 9 55 hi W VINNICOMBE : a RINGS MAR, THSs + COMME Rave wranged' and. ey. W. H.. Spencer on, 166m Merah,

’ | e . sui ‘ ’ the mother and the brats with one cord. | Mount Stewart and West St. Peter's, Rev. aac _ - —--——— i | a 8 4 ‘I’m glad it was no worse a cause kept you! W. H. Spencer, 15th inst.; Rev. James

Tipit a” A NO “ UN ER from church,’ said Adam. ‘I was afraid Allan, 22nd inst., and Rev. J. G. Cameron

| . : : ° , of . ki TABLE | you must be ill for the first time in your 8th March. Richmond Bay West, Rev. THE RAILWAY TIM ‘ SO! | Mi ERCHANT TAI Lo R. life. And I was particularly sorry not to Geo. McMillan, 22nd inat.; Lot 11, at 10.30; oaianiaiaesaa have you at church yesterday.’ 'Tyne Valley, at 2.30; Lot 14, at 6.30. ai + Pianos Tuned, Re-wired and Regulated. Charlottetown, Dec. 19, 1884. ‘Ah! my boy, I know why, I know why,’| ve Beans ist Mes 2. at net Ih . (Cuarlottetoun Lume. ) ' oe —_————-— ————— | said Bartle, kindly, going up to Adam, and) 10.50; Tyne Valley, at 2.50, and Eymon le li ii ad CH URC ii ORGANS! raising his hand up to the shoulder that! Bay at 6.30. Rev. Wm. P. Archibald on GOING WEST. ‘a <* oe w bincuh 4 level with hi head, | 15th March at Lot 11, Tyne Valley and Lot re : $02 302 3 aa : nega >} as aimos mn a ievel wit is Own head. | ; ’ ale : : ; oe jas a et ee ee eeeeeees . os : = Voiced, Tuned, and Regulated with Care. | ‘You've had a rough bit 0’ road to get over | 14, and Rev. Ww m. Seott 29th March, at Moth Wiltshire. on 9.17 4 17 ATTOUM | GC I a S since I saw you—a rough bit o’ read. But, ae tee ane as and Egmont oe _ ere ee ee a6 ‘ Nb: I’m in hopes there are better times | ev. W. i. Spencer was appoitec Ot... co eneee wears 932 432 CABINE 7 ORGANS bp : p t iy. > : Sedalia on oscvvvesee i010 3.09 coming for you, I've got some mows to fin, muderaton of the, gaan of Bas County Line ......22-20ee0e eee 019 519 Tuned, Re-toned and Repaired. 0:0— = . But woo . my ut Pe acon nn ae , Freetown . a wmeieiedte aie a 1035 534 or I’m hungry, I’m hungry. Sit down, ° ; 5 5 - : , , ” experi ~ ; llowing congregations were report- OR a RE 1057 65457 Having nearly twenty years’ experience E'ty A PP E'UW > C ’ A Pe i sit down. The fo g greg p r | arrive..........45 1132 623| with the construction of English, American Ee C = if ER > Bartle went into his little pantry seal ee as having raised or guaranted the sums Summerside, P. M. and German Pianos, and under the patronage mae! hicmnit ont aainaoua a. ‘requested, in aid of the Augmentation ( depart.. 1 47 of Governmeat House, the Convent and the for it was his one extravagance in these Scheme, viz: — Bedeque, Summerside, Miscouche...... 209 leading musical families on the Isiand, feels) a , | Princetown, Zion Church, Bay Fortune, W. Wellington. veheees since 2 37 sure of giving universal satisfaction, © V ERCOATS Y © V ERCOCATS I — a ” pw gues — i Had | and C. Rivers and Brovkfield, Alberton, Port Hull. -s0beretaceewenier ae Mr. V. will engage professionally for public ag b ak aha te h . oe I | Cavendish, Tryon and Bonshaw, New Lon- O'Leary ete eeeeeeereeeeees 4 42 or private concerts the coming season. —~o _— a by cheesey Makin. eee | don North, West Cape, St. Peters and Rs cnn os coemcbheoneeecnues 5 47 Office—C. P. Fletcher's Masic Store. master — was a oe oat —— | Brackley Point Roads, Tignish, Richmond MES; Lv-cns ccsesecnceds deneen 6 47 Ch town, Oct. 25 1554. wy ai a 7 Le voo much to bone instead of brains. 1eN | Ho. RK, . is Wee via “ ‘ she ser pitihanoneniiicineel LL who want Overcoats and Fur Caps will do well to call came a piece of cheese and a quart jug with a ad — visiting

£ a 2S e . . s % i . . : ‘ é u ; : . Tignish ol 6 47 SU R PiLVS on L. E. Prowse, as he has the largest: and best assortment os ees, a oo a some of the congregations which have not 4 eee cobs coos bade Cooeens oe ‘ © . . ry r ‘ . ‘ ; . - * con ”,

0 ee, a ae 9 02 . in town, and his oo are very low. ’ Ladi cs Sacques, Ulsters, against his 'arge arm-chair in the chimuey Ae = ere members of Presbytery Poet Hil.............0-r0e0 lost B AND INSTRU MENTS Wool Squares, Wool Scarfs, &c., on a big te ; corms wie tone damper on'one aide of ee ee oar eee TEED nace bike ese+ eek 68 ous j : eS ¢ r 7 r 2 we : 12.» inisters : Rev. Wm. oo | "rh 98 FOR SALE. i Call and ~ - goods and prices and we will convince you | 39 up in it on the other. The table was oh, geoemnhir.._ she.» munupens «Ev wm,

(arrive .....ceceee 1157 a. M, ; lat We mean What We say. as vlean as if Vixen had been an excellent Heiek Wee F Archibald. A BM ae a, Summerside, P. M. housewife in a checkered apron; so was the Yeah ae Pe i ie ae ( depart....... 202 7 32 oat + . ; quarry floor; and the old carved oaken ander se inn pan : M —_ Ra’ NN. oe itch uvne 56 237 807 4 SET of oo Band Instruments, con L e PROWSE press, table and chairs, which in these days | Fraser, ‘ ames e ones : ‘gh ird ; aoe A : 7 er sisting as ftv eg 1Z, i “ . j a s ¥ would be bought at a high price in aristo- ee rasel ’ in. VOSS ali A exander

Sv nhl tate s| One B Flat Baritone Brass, Piston Valve, Si ° 4 Ss .|cratic houses, though, in that period of} 4, ; sa i » Lift 2 ane . ; sheeesennie = oo One E Flat Pocket Cornet, Silver Plated, Sign of the BIG HAT, 74 Queen Street spider-legs and inlaid cupids, Bartle coe a oars * sopewnee to lift . Bunter Kiver.........eeeeeeeees 4 - Piston Valve, ; = or > a on ; f collection In ay to deiray expenses 0! North Wiitshire, “ 4 ee 4 Four B Flat Brass Cornets, Rotary Side Ch tow i, Dec. 2 iy 1884. a ae me eee ane = > sag deiegates to the General Assembly.

Royalty Junction.......... 5609 1039) 4 ction, = = eae — a 8 The Presbytery entered upon the cou- GRUMNNOOROEOUR, . oo cccc cecese: .6 32 1102 Two E Flat Altoes, Brass, Rotary Top _— —— sideration of the Remit of the General GOING East, Pr. M | Action, * Now then, my boy, draw up, draw up.! Assembly anent marriage with a deceased WeOORNGOWE ... 2. o ese cccvcevsccoeres 317} One B Flat Baritone, do do do | We'll not talk about business till we’ve had | wife's sister. It was unaximously agreed Royalty Junction. ..340| One E Flat Circular Bassdo do do a @ jour supper. No man can be wise on an/ig yecommend the adoption of the first Bedford . ' coer ee 417 One pair Cymbals, Turkish. empty stomach. But,’ said Bartle, rising} finding of the Assembly's Committee, viz: Bienes Stewart, | SUT s* ss s5e Hs Fee $63 The above Instrements can be seen by ap er ere from his chair again, ‘1! must give Vixen) +« That the Mosaic law of incest is of per-

, ount Stewart, dad Part... --eeercees 4 a7 plyiag to Mr. Galbraith in this city. her supper too, confound her! though she’ll manent obligation, and that marriage ought palin oy +6 = HENRY BEER, oD B Ve © De? N A ED do nothing with it but nourish these un-| not to be within the degrees of consanguin- agra oe” oe . 57 oa silk Ls Ont ate oe ® A aD A 4 4 sccnmney Slee ren ee ity or affinity forbidden in nen: — Morell 5 37 h’town, Dec. 11, © yveg plec The consideration of the other two find- St Pet - Se oe ee cl ae 6 OS a . Ki Ler eS er aS a ORE N erder to make a spe edy reduction before Stock-taking will give great bargains in = ~ 80 their food all runs either ings of the committee was deferred until ee a ee ee 7 Se alee 1] : roa Sui : to fat or to brats.’ he t quarterly meeting of I’resbytery Bear River 6 57 STAN DARD I Clothing in Overcoats, Ulsters, Reeting Jackets aad Suits. ; the next quarterly meeting youry- Souris. . 7 42 He brought out of the pantry adish of; The Presbytery adjourned to meet at PROM RAs au scraps, which Vixen at once fixed her eyes! Murray Harbor North, for the induction of Beatin. ae ; ‘6 52 a ASSU BANGLE GU) FUR CAPS J SUR CAPS ! on, and jumped out of her hamper to lick} Rev. A. Raulston, on Thursday, 5th inst., ier +a | oe : up with the utmost dispatch. at 1i o'clock, a, m. ae ee eee 8 26 sciieicaiaoilialins A Big Reduction in price of Men and Bey’s Fur Caps to clear. ‘I’ve had my supper, Mr. Massey,’ said J. M. Macieop,

Mo ee 57 7 ’ : A ‘so I'll look on while you eat yours. Presbytery Clerk. forell.... : - 8 5 T the 57th Annual General Meeting of Balance of stock of Ladies Mantles, balance of stock of Shawls, balance of stock of doen, cost hp “a oe : theo = ccielheigeial gy a .-9 37 . ; ’ — ; : c . . : I’ve been at the Hall Farm, and they al : in er nee* 7 45 the Standard Life Assurance Company, | Knitted Woolens, Squares, Scarfs, Vests, Jackets, &c.; Ladies Plush Felt and Velvet, 26 : ‘ie : cop ose is sil ; sartilage Georgetown <4 +45 7 oe Aggie . : : ; P ways have their supper betimes, you know; The nose is simply a piece of cartilage, Renn ei csest ners s1ceneny ane § 12| held at Edinburgh on Tuesday, the 24th of| cents (half price). Blankets, in white and grey, very cheap. Buffalo and Goat Robes, Coon ie dime I RD dal “ tena surgeon, “and its shape can be VAFONG AD. ses sees eee eseereseceees 9 29|April, 1883, the following results for the|and Bear Coats, Ladies Astracan Jackets, Ladies Fur and Plush Caps and Muffs.—Must be of SO ee eae: ne 7 a ’ a ciadte Maat I oo co none eaen cs 9 32 vei 36 ¢ I know little about their hours,’ said| changed with ease. A clever Frenchman, Mount Stewart, } >lyear ended 15th November, 1553, were re | cleared. , : ’ 2 aie voted sain , a depart. oeeee beeen" - = ported ae ’ " Bartle, dryly, cutting his bread and not} s0me years ago, invented a mac ae or oo. “ig a a ee ae 10 54 3,038 new proposals for life as- Come and get Real Ba rgains to shrinking from the crust. ‘It’s a house 1} that purpose, aud, 1 have heard, ma ea Vaily Junction. soeeeeseseseons oun vo ? V ° d seldom go into, though ] m fond of the | fortune by it ; 80 maby people are troubled GOORIN 4 ais onc cote'e uhhh dalecel 1117 surance were receive the va b d Marti Po ; d fell by poses whose shapes do not please = sar for $ 9,754,085 38 J Es MACDONALD oys, and Martin Poyser’s a good fe ow. | gh ee a ae eee ee 261 proposals were accepted, a o 3 There’s too many women in the house for oa oe or wae as frien i

” eneuet 7,239,048 13 me;I hate the sound of women’s voices;; the machine consisted of aA sia

Superb Baking Powder, The otal aniebine assurancesin Queen Street. they’re always a-buzz or a squeak, always|shell in two parts, hinged together. force at 15th November, Charlottetown, Jan. 3, 1885—wkly her pres either a-buzz or a squeak. Mrs. Poyser/It is made of iron, japanned of

(Manufactured by Holister, Crane & Co., 18 82, amounted to $6,936,302 91) ou _anameeamen — keeps at the top of the talk, like a fife; and enamelled. It is in shape inside that of a

9. Broad Street, New York.) (Of which $7, 753,031.15 was as for the young lasses, I’d as soun look at} perfectly moulded nose, accurding to the gece = Su; ss . the water-grubs—I[ know what ee type of ~ ao of the nage Thus

The claims y dea whl to—stinging gnats stinging gnats. ‘Here,| youcan obtain a Koman Grecian, re rousee,

7 UQUESTIONABLY the purest and most; Tose oe po yew ances. CHARLO | rETOW: BOOT AND SHOE FACTOR] : | take some ale, my ‘boy; it’s been drawn for| 2quiline or any other shape you desire. To

U w bs lecowe Baking Powder mado, Gro-| ed, including bonus addi- 2 462.226 59 you, it’s been drawn for you,’ | apply the instrument the nose is first bathed cers are authorized to guarantee every can to| tions, to _——— ee ‘Nay, Mr. Massey,’ siad Adam, who took | in warm water at bedtime and thoroughly be fui weight, and p ysitively pure, Ask for| The annual r venue amounted ini eee) eminem his old friend’s whim more seriously than heated and softened. Then it 1s 7 Superb” and take no other, Put up in at 15th grapes i to 4,267,546 00 usual to-night, ‘don’t be so hard on the well greased with olive oil, glycer-

»4 4nd |-ib. tins, and for aie by every re-|The invested tuncs at same ; ‘ : 22 ' creaturs God has made to be companions|ine, vaseline or other oily sub- spe a wholesale and retail = m... manentet te duties the 29,503, 416 00 The rush for ROOTS aud SHOES is lo Dorsey, Goff & for us. A workingman nd be badly off stance. Finally the nose-im prover is Scioematas ee eee es eople say they sellcheap. Their own make of Solid without a wit h fixed on and the sides clasped together, and 7 : ’ ta wife to see to the house and the/ xed on a , I B > ‘ade supplied by year of i. Coane Co. P D ay hey Ich Pe heir k victual, aud make things clean and comfort-|the wearer keeps it on all night, taking

, LONGWORTH e . JOHN T. REED JOHN LON ’ |Leather Boots takes the lead. able.’ care in the morning to wash in cold water sanded ; a Agent for Charlottetown, (To be continued.) only. It is a rather painful process at first, 105 Water Street, St. Johan, N. B.| ,, MAS KERR | : ; Aug 6—6m aod THOM i; a £ Awenclon Se | but after the first two or three applications ae Ac ee D O RR: EY GO EF & CO | ‘Kent Muius,” ‘“ Matchless,” ‘ Maple of the improver there is no more trouble OR PRID : ; ss o i Hill.” ‘Glenmorris.” all choice brands of| 1 about a month the nose begins to take its Iie ii? 7 Nie ive i . ta er oe C . | ’ * » 7 ’ . ‘ J eeentedt sth sd cell ‘Despateh DVERTISE in THE DAILY EXAMI- a 5 5 Saale Fiona ehoems at ae “oe a ini ree a weer “ end parry _* at the EXAMINER JOB PRINTING NER, if you want to reash the most ase qouse, Water Street, near Ferry rf. | en Weeks the a we on ws r- ROOMS sr Water and Great George Street | people for the least money. Charlottt.own, Jan. 12, 1889. [dec 31 6i wky? fect and permanent.