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THE WAR-TRAIL!

CHAPTER XLI,

~~ eh a em 0 iat NEES CT as, *

i THE INDIAN SPY. { Ir was past the hour of midnight. ‘i The lightuing, that tor some time ha 4 appeared only at lovg intervals, now 2 ceased alfog ther. [ts fitful glare gave i place to a softer, steadier light, for the : moou had arisen, and was climbing up | the eastern sky. Cumulus clouds still | hung in che heavens, slowly floating |

: but their masses “ @Fe |

tm 8 a ee sateen =

across the eanepy was ‘Lhe

gud

detached, and the azure firmament

through the spaces bei ween. = t

b-autiful - Ve nus, and tere

there a solitary star, twiukled thes:

blue gleamed through the filmy

but the

were

visible lauet 1D vol ls. or

chief visible

boi dering of the clouds;

ofthe eonvstellations alone The e won’s dist well defined, whiter from coutrast the dark ee aud her beam frosted the prairie till the grass looked hoar. There was neither mi-t nor mirage; the elec- trie fluid hai purged the atmosphere ef its guses, and the air was limpid avd bracing. Though the had passed the full, so brilliant was her beam i that an object have been distiv guished far off apon the plain, whos

clear and with

was

cool, moop

could

f silvery level extended on all sides to th: horizop. The thick black clouds, how- ever, moved silently over the sky, occa-

sioved Jong iutervals of eclipse, during whieh the prairie, as before, was shroud ed ip sombre darkue s.

Up to this time, Garey and I had re- maived by the head of the little

gorge

througn which we had ascended. The the euerrifla a was 6p the western side of the mesa.

; The shadow of the mou. d was throws : far out upon the plaiu, and just beyoud ive well-detined edge was the line of sen'i-

On our knees

- t moon was behind us, tor

nel thickly posted, auong the low shrubbery, we were uv- seen by them, while we commanded a perfect view of the whole troop, as they sinoked, chattered, shouted, and sang for they gave such tokens of their jovial h :mor.

After quietly watching them for some time. Garey lefi me to take a turn reuo? the summit, and recounoitre the opposite or eastern In that direction lay the raucheria; and if the pieket wa-

ith mies 5% eae ee eee

side

oer

if still stationed there, we might soon ex- pect the :e-cue My rangers were vot

the men to tarry, called forth on sueh a p»rypose; and under Rube’s guidance they would be most likely to make thet approach by the rear of the mound. Gurey, therefore, went in that direction to make his recounoissance.

He had not parted from me more than a minute, when a dark object out on the plain attracted my glance. I fancied it was the figure of a man: it was prostrate and flattened against the ground, just as old Rube had ap- peared when making his escape, Surely it was not he? I had but an indistinc: view of it, for it was full six hundred yards from the mesa and direcily beyoud the line of the guerilleros. Just then a cioud crossing the moon’s disc, shroud ed the plain, aud the dark object was no nO'e Visible.

I kept my waited for

eyes fixed on the spot, and the reu ning light When the clow! pa-sed, the figure was no Jon ‘es where I had first no ived it; but nearer tothe bor-emen | pevceived the sume object, and in the same attitude as before It now withiu less than two hundred yard< of the Mexican line. bat a bunch of tatted grass appeared to | shelter it from the eyes of the guerille- ros, as cone of them gave any sign that it was perceived by them. From my elevated position, the grass did not con- ceal it. 1 had a clear view of the figure, aud was certain it was the body of a man. and, still more, of a vaked man, for i glisteved uuder the sheen of the moon- ight as only a naked body would pave dove Upto this time I had fancied, o rather feared, it might be Rubs. I say feared—tfor | had no wish to see Rube, upon his re uro, present himself iu that fashion. Surely he would not come back alone? And why should he be thus playing the spy, since he already knew the exact position of our enemy ? : The apparition puzzled me, and I was fora while in doubt. But the naked ij body reassured me. It could not be Rube. The skin was of a dark hue, but

was

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FOE a OMDB Se

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THE 1) ALIS XA MINER, FHBRUARYT Lo, Loss.

bevond a doubt; | nt. ins'ea! of being | followed

Chey were forsemen but, to mv as'ouishm avother | line like | Ex-|

forest

close together, oO single fie, tl traced

links of

it) the Harrow detile,

til

acarast

a the cigantie

in iong

chain the my rac rede iu that} It could not be they !

thought cane |

than once

was he a ce} t path fashion.

At

fo My

or ve rs never risis, a new d More

ife had I witnessed a

this ¢ mi! io my similar | than |

spectacle

to that pow under ny eyes— more

WHOLESALE DRY GOODS SALE. [

am prepared to of the whole

my Stock of

DRY. COODS

or

dispose of

— CONKBIBTING

iieadymade © ‘jothing,

o ce had t looked upon it with dread, ret e! + Pe! Phat serried live was an old acquaint ug A i he AND CAE Re ° . i j

ince; it was a band lodiau warriors | . , ' ae.

; —- 4 srr ts ars ‘aris (Gs 1 their midnight march—upon the war- | shih ts, ‘ oliats, Seart ’ Pies, trail ! —AND—

The actions of the spy were expliived; | : i

, é bans >. 1 lIneniohinac he was an Indian runner. ‘The party to| Pee 1 TEGREAT Gents’ Furnishings Generally, &c who > Delon zed as about to appreacl “a : : vhom he belouged w about to ay preach 5 etl coll ‘the @hacts bn kota. be cel neesiinl the mesa—perhaps with the desigu ot ~ : :

. ; - aN f sers, OF 1h One lot, vamping there he had been sent for- 38 a4 ; ward to reconvoitre the ground SOR -~-ALS0—

. . ee i What effect his tale would have, | ao ani The Lease, for three years, of the Pi ‘ould not guess. I could see that the a ba MI-ES ai present occupied by me. horsemen were halted—perhaps awatting = x ag lo CHARLES I. MORRISON, | the return of their messehver. They eure! pe cial ea, a tae 7 @ go, Ch’town, Feb. 2, 1882. were too distant to be seeu by the Mexi-/ — ache, or ree ad @ i St, en | . . ° ut ” af! I.

eans; and the minute after they were tout, Quinsy, $ ore Throat, Sw

ilso invisible to my eyes upou the dark’ y shadowed prairie.

Before communicating with re-olved to for moonlight. so that [ might have a listiuet story to tell.

wait another gleam

more

(TO BE CONTINUED).

Not a Modern Romance.

PoGAMA—My dear, I must go out op

business again te night, itgaina — My deur, you didn’t find it aeccessary 10 go away from me on

business almost were married, P.—No, my dear, but theo was to marry you. R.—And yeu enjeyed my company then ?

every night before we

my business

hrough and [ knew you.

RK —And home is a dull place, | sups pore And l’am netas interesting before vou married me.

P.—You put the

a at

;

case disagreeably

you take the trimmings off.

R—Very well, my dear, I'm ont, too; may be omt till two a. », sibly till three,

Pp-—- Where — my dear?

R.—To see a person on business.

A.—A persoo, a man or sutit’s a weman, of course. And why so late,

it’s a persen, husiness, Business know,

P.—-But a respectable woman has nv business to be out with a persen at sucl an hour. Above all, a wife

R.—And why a wife any less than a} bu<hand, my dear.

von’

ee

where are you going,

my dear.

is business, you!

for the goose. my dear. see something for life. You’re right, my dear. You were in- teresting before I married you. Put now we know each other all through, you know, other you know. Come let’s be bonest with each other. Sauce for the g ought to be the goose’s sauce it, my dear? Sanco pi iquante. bye, pastures newer,

P —No you don’t my dear.

R.—Yes I do.

P —You go eut of that door and you don’t come in again, my dear.

R.—I don't want to; my dear.

P— What l.

Pm Home is dull.

going ta

he uden’t Good

R.—I doo’t want to, my dear, I’ve got a theusand dollars of my own and if your door is locked when [ return!

I shal! hire a door ef my ewn and leck } yeu eut, my dear. Sauce for the gander is sauce for the Looe,

so was that of the old trapper. Though

; born white, the sun, dirt, gunpowder

and grease, with the smoke of mauy a

prair ie fire, had altered Rube’s complex-

jon to the true copper tiat, and in point

j vf colour he had but litle advantage

¢ over a full blood tudian. But Rube

would not have been naked; he pever

doffed his buck-kius. Besides the oily

glisters of that body was not Rube’s; his

* hide” would not have shone so dudes

i the moonlight. No; the prostrate form | was uot his.

Auo'her cloud cast new shadows ; aud while these coutinued, I saw no more of the skulking figure. As the moou again shene forth, | perceived that it was gone from behind the tutt of grass. I scanned . the ground is the immediate peighbor- hood. lt was uot to be seen; but on looking further out [ conld just distin- guish the figure of a man, bent forward aid rapidly gidiag awa. I followed ji:

one see

nonsense. You won’t do any such thing. Come, be sensible now

R.—I am sensible, my dear. Tn fact [’ve just got pessession of: my senses, as Mr. Fresh says. Tean doit avd] will, You know me well enough for that, don’t you, my dear ?

P.—M y dear, I think I wen't go out to-night. R.—Neither will I, my dear.

WANTED.

T the JUNK STORE, Head Pownal Wharf, old Copper, Brass, Iron, Lead, Zine, Rope and Canvass, Horse Hair, Rags. &c., for which the highest price will be paid. Ch’town, Jan 18, "82—%m

with my eyes untilir di-sopeared in the | distauce, a« though it had meted into | the moonlight

While gazioz intently over the distant | plain ia the direction whence the fizure | had retreared. I wax startled at beho! ding | not ove, but many forma, dim!y outlined | upoo the prairie edge.

* Jt was Rube.” thou zhi I,” Cer are the rangers!”

aud you |

intnailiintis

ie ue

te 1 peruined my ayes to taty wraotes|

For Sale or to Let

77 AT Freehold Property, with a front of

eighty feet on Pownral Street ond eighty four feet on Sydney Street, the House con- taining 16 large rooms and two Kitchens

| Van be turned into one Dwelling by unlock

ing adoor. Apply on the premises to

MES. ROSWALL

March 19, 188) ¢f

BORTEN for the DATE PX AMINE?

th Ch ¢ and é le on and mos Newsy Pager

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Garey, I} of}

P.—I did, my dear. I wasn’t sure of you as I am now, my deur.

R.—Well, you’r candid enough, at | “14 rate,

P.—I am, my dear; let us be honest with each ether You see w e’ve talker each other out. You know me ail

see my dear. There’s ne need «) ving up the truth raw in “m0 farb- | ion. But that’s the size of when

; por- |

a weman. |

And” it’s}

P.—Bvesuse—because it ain’ the} thing, you know. A man’s business keeps him out lat. At least some! men’s business does. Mine does,

..—And henceforth mine does, my dear. Sauce for the gaunderis sauce

We see too much of each |

gander

Pm off for greener fields and |.

P. -~O come new, my dear, this is 2'1}

ings a a nd Arenas Buras and

Sca/ , Gene eral Bedily ” Pai ins a ae indie Diadad \HE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY | Yooth, Ear and fieadae: 0, F POSEY i UF CANADA will appiy to the Parlia- Fest and Ears, and ali otier ment of Cauada at its next session for amend-

ments to its Act of Iacorporation 43rd Vic ch, 6', whereby the Company shall be em- powered to issue Bonds, for the purposes stated in the second section ef said Act, sums of not less than $25 cach, and to mann- facture besides the articles referred to in such

_ Pains and dba tien on earth equals Sr. a3 a tft, SUT, sim ple and cheep ni rs A trial entails bot the compe ing tlavy of 50 Cents, ar d ever? one p and poeitive provt ‘of iw

Jacora Ort

Wo Pr rans h

tar?

ratiy ty

’

trifling

“ ith pain can have chee .

aims.

well as telephone lines, abd whereby it shal!

BEER & COFF. | Baking Powder (Woodills,) ‘]

power to extend its telegraph and telepbon lines from any one to any other of the Pro- vinces in the Dominion and whereby also it shall be declared that said Act of Incorpora- tion apd its amendments and the works thereunder authorized are for the general ad-

Horsford’s Ceo yok’s Friend, Princess. vantage of Canada

jtnwm 6a eee BETHUNE & BETHUN

gf ié Solicitors for said é rot,

‘ Montreal, January 17, 1>82—1m

J eee a) ihe move d | Removed. THYUE Charlottetown Gas Light Company se have imported some of & Buar's | \ RS. W. W. IRVING begs to notify b-

hu ners,” which they will supply and fit on i¥4 friends and the public generally thet Gas Brackets, ete, at a mc od rate cost to | She bas opened ber Fall and Winter Classes consumers, | fer Painting and Drawing in all their different

Teese Barners are reported to be the best | | branches,

For

y | Fiat Flame Burner a produe ed, and will | terms, etc., apply at her Studio ~Tesi- lyive a far greater amount of lightthan any dence of Mr. Peebles, South Side of King lott cr Burner with the same consumption et , Sane fon 29 ef 5 oe - 3 ne ‘ ‘

| Dr. Wallace, F, B. 3. B., F.C, S., Gas Lay ‘ i (| istar

|} Examiner to the City of Glasgow, in a lecture i inge ' var Sigil delivered by him, calculated that £151,000

| ($650,000) a year are thrown sway in Glas-

|yow by the use of imperfect @ttings, On the R A j [ VW A y¥

&

lsutject ot Gas Burners he says: * Another jand as lthink a@ bettcr Borner ts that called | Bray’s reguiator, a: d as I consider these the | be st unien Burners attamable at moderate ] have td them for a ‘serics of ex- poriments,

The teport of the Committee of the British Assoulation of Science to enquire as to (he

TIME TABLE NO.17. VEINTER ARRAAGEHENT,

ee eee tee

: D int cost, scict

; } | | | i

} | best meas s for the Gevelngtaen - light trom fo take effect on tae ist Bec., 188 ] Coal Gas ot different qualittes—comprisipg | ~~~

De, Williams Wallace, Professor Dittm ir, and and

| Mr. Thomas Wills, F, C.S,, F. I. C. E., showed TRAINS QUTWARD.

jthat Bray’s Burners ylelded- the greetest

famount of light of all the two or three scor: | ot Burners reported upon which incladed all ithe Burners of repute in the market,

MIXED, | MIXED, MIXED.

| STATIONS, |

on — +" upon Light and Heat, pub- | Ch’town ..]p 8. 15am Dp 3.00pm Dp 2.30pm

‘fished by B, Taver, A. M,, he says: “The | Royalty Jel ** &.38 ©} © 3.23 “© 253°

lcost of a Soma l with other ilumin. | N Wilteb’e.**. O88 ** i ** 42 if **

fants is much more economical when rigbtly | Gunter R’r “ 9.45 © 1 ** 4.30 “|

used, than meny suppose. From experiments | Bradalba’e | 10 25 “| “* 5.05 * |

made for this purpose, he tot lowing results | o'ty Line. | Shee. 1c ae i

| hnve been obtained, They were made by | Frectown 10.48 5.33 6]

| buruving savples ot Devoe’s Brilliant Oil and | Keusingt’n! “TLL | «* 6.55

(ordinary Oils, and testing their illuminating em’ aide Ar11.45 ** Ar 6.30

jpower. It was found that Coal Gas costing | Dp! 45pm

fone cent at $3 per thonsand feet, gave a{ Wellingt’n ‘* 2.57

l hight equal tv 18 caudles, while Devoe’s| Port Mill..| “ 3.22 |

| Betlliont Oil consuming 27.4 grammes cost-| V'Leary.. ron Fs

ing balfa cent, gave a light equal to 9 candles, | Bloomfield | ** 5.08 * |

>, good Argand or Joboson’s Burner, the as nag | ** 548 all

Burners used in the last experiment, ‘will | fignish . Ar As ts

j therefore give the light of 2 ordinary On| Royalty Tel PPS 2. 53pm

Surovrs ia direct Compurison, at no greater; York..... | 3.09. *

jexpense in the cas of the finer and safer] Bedford... : 3.29 **

| grades of Oil, Lights, however, on the author. | i stew’t! ! } Ar 4.05 “

|} ity of scientists, are not to be compared ip ; jp 4.15 *

|< irmct proportion, bat in proportion to the Cardigan , er ae

[squarcs of their powers, and such a com-| #eorget'n.. betes

{pattson with the case of the use of t.as, ite} Wt, Ste wt, a cae [Dp 4.15pm

cleanliness, freedom from odor and dangers,! Morell. i los 4 35

ir nicrs its use desirable wherever it can be | St. Peter’ S. “1.9

| ntrodauced,” Bear Kiver' 1 ** G5 ° As the above experiments were made with | <ouris ....! | 'Ar 7.00 *

= sat $3 per 1000 fect, aud not consamed rough Bray’s Burners, it will readily be TRAINS INWARD.

seen bow much hore economi alit is to con-} —

a ime Gus instead of Oil, when its price is ienceene: hss teemaie :

cnly $263 per 10 0 feet as now charged! ~ oe ee MIZED, MIXED,

here whep Cousulicd, more especially through —

Bray’s Burners. ; eee Messrs, Goodwin & Co., of Philadelphia, the | “4 town .. Ar 5 5.30 pro Arti. bam} Arll.45am

Noy alty Je Dp 5.07 ‘ | Dp10.52 ‘6 Dp) 1.22 °°

well-Kuown manufacture rs Of Scientific. in- | ‘* ; struments for testing the illuminating power | % Wil lesh’e, i 4:15 “| **10.00 ** | ot Coal Gas, ete., say in their Circular to Gas} ‘'aHter hr: a 4.00 1S 9.88 Cow panies : In presenting the Bray’s Stand- | 7 races’ | — to 9.09 ard Patent Slit Union Burners and Lanterns, Co'ty Line.| Pht F528 8.59 for which we are the sole Agents in th: sOeR an. “ <i _ on 2 United » tates, to the attention of the public, Kensingt'n i 2.36 a ie 5.20 FS we are conviaced that we are filling a want | Summ’side ‘Ar R aes 7.45 Jong feit,’ Tbey farther add; * The yield ot i li a trom Ais Aas a is 12 to 20 ba cent Wellingt'n} Dpto 38 * & a J ‘| Port all. .| ** gas « greater per oe. aan of ros aoe thau O Leary...! "$31 « that trom any flat flame Burner hitherto i > ead y ino to Bloonstield ; * 8.4 ‘ : Alberton..} ** 7,25 ** : oe Cignish...| “* 6.30 * i MAC i’ S MAGNETIC me pres. |." ead |

Royalty Je (Dpll. 22am

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