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CS ie mrew waed or Bplity! rrantied io gv® }Z.-T‘ru- WAREHOUSR, * ’ "m.; k." "**** . hes agd ctylem + as »+pt e 2l Ottawa, w koi omeyy m set -’.,unmu urrings SLAND price of mM #a41 tlame, i44 B tane d 4 4 4 L%._r..-luwvv','â€"vw‘ rupm. held out to bimâ€"dreopped it on the ; and staggered to a seat. . Lilburne ..l,-:[h-d the docum=nt in the buâ€" «szeas, and, limping to his brotherâ€"inâ€"la%, M:h‘:do.- 1 m paper is in my possession. will not destroy it. No; | have no right to destroy it Besules it would be a the tarture be was about 1 hoid here a paper th mont â€"for «o we will yet gpve hie right _=*@Q Lilburne, spare meâ€"spare me meant to be an bonest man. â€" 1â€"!~ And Robert Beautert sobbed. _ ____ _ . __m‘“ ~'-|:'|ivwâ€" Li 000000 ies 4 d c tninta t warse of you ; Ih. it ? As soon as keman, more astounded Do not fear me. No ;â€"I, 100, rv.‘mb!i:{"‘""h""‘h““ sons to hate and to fear this Phalip Vaude by hi« preceâ€"ing c/roumstances had loft mont ; for Vaudemont shall be his name, the study, lLilburne came up to and not Hesnfort, m spite of fifty such who seemed absolutely stricken as if by scraps of paper} He bes knowa a man palsy,â€"aud touching him impatiently and ..'qm tos â€" he has «ecrets of rudely, said, n 29 s sastâ€"perbaps of my preâ€" | _ *‘~desth, man!â€"rouse yourself! Ther & e um ET. CC Lt at. _ But ibe paper is in my possession. . i will not destroy it. No; | have no right to destroy it. Resules it would be a crime.; but if T give it toyou, you can do with it as you please." _ , cavity huli.l'l.ta prsé _ _ _ sent; but 1 laugh at hi« knowleige while be is a wandering adventurer;â€"1 sbould tremble at that knowledge if he sould thunder it out to the world as Philip Beaufort of sueautortâ€" Court ! There, I am candid with you. Now hear my plan. Prove to Arthur that his visitor is aconvicted felon, by sending the officers of justice alter him instantly â€"o6 with him again to the Settlements. Defy a single witness â€"entrap Vaudeâ€" mout back to France, snd prove him (I think 1 will prove him sucnâ€"I think so â€"â€"with a little money and a litile nrove ‘h the sccomplice of â€"-.s“i-.q-d-whr»â€" imio Wales, WILGOGL SH INSWWI®® WEINJ» him the sccomplice of ilham | Then, heving arranged with Mr. Jones, mq..ubc and a murderer ! burry back, cross to Boulogne, an} buy Pubaw ! take you paper. Do with it e th-eo.vmndh--u-â€",m willâ€"keep it â€" give it to Arthurâ€"ist them! TA«, now, is the coly Rb Vaudemont hbavre it, and Philip Pl-qflfilâ€"dflt! Zounds, man ! Vandemont will be rich and great, the it were my afair, my estate, 1 would happiest man between earth and paraâ€" not care a pin for that fragment of paper; dise! un the other hand, come and tell l“&u& I see how it could me that ppBh have lost it, or that I never b.fl*h! Got" ”Fn‘..mcfiufl "No, no; | am not equal to it! Will paper ever existed ; -L!N‘:p Vaudeâ€" pumifl:vfll“p-? u:,.- “-‘flfllm m late Take it : sare â€"â€"â€"â€" a slate at the salleys! Lose it,| "Tut!~ interrupted Lord Lilburne, in 1 sayâ€"lose :t,â€"and advise with me upon c-ld-hh. "I am as rich as | want to the rest." Meney does not bribe me. [ manage Horrorstruck, bewildered, the weak‘ this! // Lord Lilburne! 1+ Why, if man gased upon the calm face of |h|hq-dc-shhwdm. Masterâ€"villain, as the scholar of the old h-z-.â€"hb“‘-â€"lhlfls m*m,â€"mmu!m * You should take the riskâ€" who put before him y r-.‘mylh’u~-u roin if you do not. 1 Ap. k j w dh trouth w tuee ~( wrmrage o [ sb % 76â€" / |. wth.ca. shodiii snthadredhanie o C «d V «> C PX Y C B P F 7 :b Vaudemont hbavre it, and Philip Pl-qfl.filâ€"qfltfil Zounds, man ! Vandemont will be rich and great, the it were my afair, my estate, 1 would happiest man between earth and paraâ€" m’mwht_ddm dise! Un the other hand, come and tell I should at it, . I see how it could me that ppBh have lost it, or that I never h-‘dnrlh! Got" Mpn‘.mcflufl "No, no; l am not equal to it! Will paper ever existed ; and Philip Vaude you manage it ?â€"will you‘ Half my esâ€" mont mayrlive a pauper and die, perhaps tate! all! Take it: but sare â€"â€"â€"=" a slate at the salleys! Lose it,)} "Tut!~ interrupted Lord Lilburne, in 1 sayâ€"lose :t,â€"and advise with me upon cth. "I am as rich as | want to the rest." Meney does not bribe me. . [ manage Horrorstruck, bewildered, the weak‘ this! // Lord Lilburne! 1+ Why, if man gased upon the calm face of m|qu¢-shh-ba-fi-dm. Masterâ€"villain, as the scholar of the old h-:-.-hbmâ€"hhds m-.um.-mmmm * You should take the riskâ€" who put before him y my for you must meet ruin if you do not. 1 here and the loss of his soul .--&Ibnmnrl" He had never hitherto regarded l{lburne * 1 dare not!â€"1 dare not !"â€"muarmured in his true light. Ho-uwbytu Bsaufort, quite spiritâ€"broken. * Subornaâ€" biack heart that lay bare bim. tion, dishonour, exposure!â€"and I, so reâ€" #1 can‘t destroy it â€"1 can‘t," ne falâ€" | spectableâ€"my character!â€"and my son tered out ; "and i/ l did, out of love for wum‘ug-.hhlb.o_d‘ *# 1 cun‘t destroy it â€"1 can‘t," ne falâ€" tered out ; "and i/ l did, out of love for m-.â€"&-_ a‘¢ tailk of galleys,â€"of ven he moved to .o::- Fanuy‘s heart was on ber P vinie couference point on which lalburne insisted with an empbhasis that could have enlightoned an Infuat ; and he looked on Beaufort as an * The arrears of the rents have oaâ€" 'gd-fll sead nhfiyflhfi. no ; don‘t destroy tae paper !" I&‘ rose with a desperate effort ; Philip V aude s y uf L saved, r-ll‘ll_!‘;l'!"l,_w..: whole fortune, my whole happiness, ali| vices } 1 thought my liking to that that | care for in life."â€"Robert Beautort “iâ€"mzul&."rt moved to the bureauâ€"he seised the doâ€" h.ap.â€"b..lâ€"h.u:â€"*- cumentâ€"he looked over it aga‘a burâ€"| tion. And I must never see agrainâ€" r edly, and ere Lilburn», who by no means mm-fl.a::..A:Il-'- wished to bave it destroyed in his own | ing oliâ€"and I am aad alone!" mm aware of his intention, he| He paused, almost with a groan : and with tomering =- to the | then the expression of his face changing to hearth, avered bis opes, east it on | rage, he cried out,â€"* The man threaten the fire. At that instantsomething white | ed m», and I was a coward ! What to do? â€"hLe soarce knew what, it seemed to him â€"Nothing ! ‘The defensive is my line. I w-.a-â€"a-u him, and shall play no more. | attack no one. Wha l . _ 5Sm | n o diot C marh not teeve hins to himastt, the embers | was a pause m(h.hl.l-d-shnhhu mmd.m;.pfi Ho! there! Dykeman!â€"the carriage ! 1 sound of astonishment and horror shall go to London." aexolmumation from Lilourne,| _ Fortunate, no doubt, it was for Philip, & as, hor oyes flashing | that Mr. Beaufort was not Lord Lilburne. with h‘m e ::n‘hin-, o-‘unu- u:-:: . J w» her bosom, sae -fi‘:«% of | sharp t”fid brave designersâ€" We i ol 2s moaredr t the mareny | pront bnlafieet and no seropin y rperia men were 100 ab & tar ranid messures. Bus Liiburne, reâ€" ;gd*llwu# Philip i Aud ip himseif had said to h-onâ€"'h:fiou ever forgorten his words ? and now hbow those words fushed across herâ€"Philip himself had said to ber once, "Upon a serap of paper, if L could but h‘.u.-wdq.dq' "There was a marriage, NOPET! "" "" as -u‘“l“’ 'M “‘.,4‘__ ;-;_-L_:u *m covering himself nnn,hn-u.hn;l she eluded his graspâ€"she made towards the door to the passage ; when Lilburne, _2 Foclish chald |â€"@) :"."""""' « iaee * but "with my Wt * And | into the room, the body of Dykeman fell hearily; like a dead man‘s, at the very hu’i-‘lhoâ€"a-l Philip Vaudeâ€" as if a batteringâ€"ram had forced it ; not so -â€"um_- !9'_"1""“!‘! * Then â€"â€"" died sige, it at that imsiab? a Fapid suride uns hea«} withoutâ€"s momentary soufllsâ€" voices in aliercation ; the door gave way feet of Lord Lilburneâ€"and Philip Vaudeâ€" mont stood in the doorway | The grasp of Lilburne on Funay‘s aarm mwuâ€"m * Here, hore!" ; * take it, take it!" and she thrust the paper into his hand. * Don‘t let them hare itâ€"read itâ€"see it â€"never mind me /" But Puiliy, though his hand cument, did miund I::L;;Mi-ht: one ue x uad of Hvaren i~ sprak i â€" L a 1. dn thie 1‘ beilindbiiitny L6 iob it 4 â€"oprrop Atheninafihatamines S w yc eprceqnalr C left Lilburne terrorâ€"stricken with. ie ie ie en ts ons mn' lastly Axed his leok on patient apxzlety for bim, cried out,â€" ..lzl:bn-o to Fannyâ€"none only frightaned. Read! â€"Read!â€"Save that Philip ‘himself. There were thres witâ€" nessesâ€"presence of mind was his great attribute ! â€" c *# And if, Monsiour de Vaudemont, i sion that Fanoy was my grand child, w«hat then? Way else should she be here?â€" Pfi:)l--dd-n." o recmied a step in wonder; his m-m by the calm lie. down at Fanny, wio, comâ€" vurechending nothing of what was spoken, sight amd )-1 ght ...b.‘..m-uo‘-.d;"-‘ here a paper that Philp Vaude, ..-.wo-dlydnllb.â€"'fl a rvight hand to clutch for a moâ€" 1t ”...j_...dit-sm in that burseu. Robert, on this ..,a.'ndthhn.nn fortune, perity, the N.-d Philip -Q‘â€".b-l"'"‘,v“.*‘ *s ery for help rang through the i at him is soornful sur shall in not a moment to belost! I have alâ€" Tn;u“u-.- -.:n y--nw:: paper is worth &A uuless curate who examined h'fi_bpgou Beaufort !* We shall meet before the w our country. For you, Lord I will believe you : it is too horâ€" rible to doubt even your intentions. If wrong had chaneed to her, 1 woubd have rent "you where Jou stand, limb from limb. _ And thank A«*â€"(for L/lburne reâ€" covered at this language the daring of bis vouth, before calsulsuos, imlolence, and excess had dulled the edge of his nerves ; and, unawed by the be‘ght, and manheo«, am| streagth of his menncer, stalked hauâ€"huly up to him)~* and thank your relatiouship to her," sail Philip, sinking his voice into a whispr, * that | do not brand =':. & plbm.d.“l Hush, 1 hush, pupil of George u-my!â€"chnue-&nbl.-bd with men of honour !" _ Cc d lilburne sewe turned waita, and The Df word stuck in his throst. !n another inâ€" staot, Fanny and ber guardian had quitted the house, a 'dh--..".l‘-‘hll-h o saothes & nent person. At erder h*blr.m-r perhaps, by his 1 co Iness, than even "Hlmliqt_w_ the study, Lilburne came up to who seemed absolutely stricken as if by again! no, no:; let them take alll ~Let them take it! Ha! ha! let them take it ! Good day to you." fi'hm *# “lnhfloâ€"”h-mm-ll'fl 10 n n ie atrath mepaly ms and great man . ‘The curats, properly ma* | let you know." th at faot. â€" He is a cursteâ€"a And Beaufort walked tremulsusly back to his carriag». oee i n‘ m daree. en, i can to frawl men ix he‘ll defraud them fast enough. That will be the respectable of doingit! Um!â€"This may be an :yh.b-o for me ~the paper found hereâ€"if the girl can depose to what she beard, and sue must have heard someâ€" thing â€"No, I thisk the laws of real proâ€" doâ€"Um grandâ€"daughter !â€" i-up-ihbl-m'&-fiw rescued her mother, my child, from ter own mother‘s nused. maw denose to the contrary ; m ho. Ly: ave y Seogh y segg Chwe then we will indiet them all for forgery en n "oode about it â€"to stay . _ Mis was on the â€"â€". Go yourself into Wales, without an instant‘s delay. Then, having arranged with Mr. Jones, burry back, cross to Boulogne, an} buy the Mass is inert. Justice sits on a throne. m-v_-m“bfiolflt and owner, lives at 8St. Jobhn. N. B. He formed a desire to gn to Australia -iiz eattle farming, but his were mited. Som» of the re wished to g», too, and he idea of buiiding a vessel which would accommoâ€" date about twenty persons on the voyage. Altbhough he had never seen a vessel on the stocks, six years ago be commenced building his boat. â€" His farm was on the river about 140 feet sbove St. John, and there he began work. He falled the trees himself, shaped them, put them together, bouse. The bow is fairly sharp, but the mboh-uoudth*cr“ it, ‘as if she had,been made by mile Ts e en mt Bae :::-tlupnn'flbfin'lh-uui : are veses 1 of 500 tous. She is built entirely of i PFarmer Builds a Foat of Juw! Logs and Starts for Aaustralis, the outside she looks n: thing between Noah‘s .'!‘!:;‘L: lo@ fucko? thigk 2t the hoel, tnpering off whk duaily to twelve inches at the rail. The Iiire tho she Chriet boiegmets, " Her main boom is 2 feet, and her bowswrit the woouds, and meancrie commegndh Co in her 1 n es it 12 feot. She carries a house on deck which looks like a sportsman‘s cabin in 2 Dt d acld Coming fn-_m: with everything in her x made live knots an hour. '-&M' an old seaman has d.h:'n-th. master. He says wnbm“_m one of the strongest boats he ever saw. (n board one is pussied to know whether be is in an old farm house or on & !dn_- curiously cotbp* weeks, then go to for extiâ€" bition. From thence she will return to New Brunswick and_ there take in stores and then start to Australia _ Desnax, Sept. 5.â€"This afterncon a fire broke out in McFariane‘s waggon shop, Ansther Fireoâ€"Loss Over $23.000 Special to THE TIMES. t leaped into &â€"&iflflr’ ohfr'-ityA&‘.fl toar or lnl private dwolings, destroying them com« pletely. The origin of the fire is unâ€" known. A number of other build ngs ADNOTHEE SOAM‘S A&AK. was my father‘sâ€"the Heir We shall meet before t (To be Continued .) turned white, and the big and is SMed up juside in a DVU <HAM. cludes xl_-m'n-m-""“ for human m l-:..mld w| ho x S : We eee e o etenatinennich h The Curahil! Magazine of April, =‘-na- " But of ail the mep io Cethiniteo mariking an »eantration e """"""-w";_fifil'm which can m-mfl% blood in U« changes, may oxidise in one great Lo we may Pollevs upa, Ehosphoran is found oi ticatny t oi uabve comiltiars * ~ o o 4 PC F4 4 c oo O ‘.l.». Rowbotham it in dificalt to avoid Un ind uen ho. eomatamatny it in in on imon e eppiees viection of the [E3 of Phosphorâ€" ~?.'.“M“~ Medica. Arire l ce o t yhich fanuontingni s tntastnnn ?&”.:‘- -.‘l. kept . Mitherto u-u:::iu Alcchol. in Chigsoformy and. in sive been found in all the hitherto thods of Its results have oi w ho Annid T hi in catrome "ohde«. PHOSPHODYNNE. THE NEW CURATIVE AGENT, AND ONLY RELLABLE REMEDY FOR NERvOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS, 0 £#0 X iy ult Inotantinat mantton of foe Madiond to be for oAE o. '.'."3_: Tay Tof the ud Spirimantit * Noryous Prostration. mown ; therefore, a marvelious medicine for ?z ‘ ‘ us hests acts clectrically upon the organtsation ;tor |Prgnrine To ie en ds on l%‘i‘m"‘%@ | Peter‘sUhambers A s _ _ Proiected by Royal Letters Patent. Dated October l1th, 1900. ArHoemé i P nnlinh, tat boe pand apmitaqap whion t s B es t e e dock cE iA kx DR RRIGHT® PRHOSPRODYNE ham +t3 *â€"*â€"< _ n DR. BRIGHT‘SZ Puipitation of the He art, l ug m .%*.d.l‘-h- %m FSGHP 2PX Hemory, a in all its Stages, Inempacity for Study or Business. ad to employ it only in extreme cases. Choimion? proces Khr now Lesk disome. EXPORT AGENTS. Norton, Watney & Co, if Southwark streot, The ~Phosphodyne Nervous Debility, in all the Mrainge s mm .l.y‘-lth a -0 Cared, 3o upon its unwearled o y : gNf o rmrg nal. PATRONAGE. The Oftawa River: Havigation Company Royal Mail Line of Steamers Ottawa and Montreal. nay Ling | "i~ :. Pefainta" (por Jroa) w1umr niyg | 8c‘ quany Yroroura." Day Steamer leavesâ€"Qucen‘s Wharf, At 7 “':Emg"“ i rames, nows. Apmai n iinided Cfiles wio tut tos Snovs taree rours on artie mon protaPeene y Ceaadn Mn i drvamiPhomtarn phots to Oreaville at.one fare one day). SATURDAY AFTERNOON TRIPS. The Steamer "Queen Victoria" will leave The Union Forwarding and Railway Co‘y Tos any Dobts confracted be She Pisgior®** aumi; n ,ll.l'm. eB comray PppipioAprcaiiting arem, . OTEAWA,. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER, 6); 1876. I im o-mm.a‘nh. will open sopa VAm%‘%mmr sbichcion R6d moterate‘prices. to obtain a e aniarmanmenet MADDCF. NCMOR L1XE UNPED SFATES MAILL STRAMLERS meW vonK »AD acSow _ FuÂ¥our‘té fouts for Tourists, â€" A Firstâ€"class Ice C:eamâ€" Saloon, Ottewas, May 2, 1876 Your Special Attention Please. oo EiE A. ABEUS, > A * [# In all its Branches. 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WHOLESALEâ€" & RETALl barrole @UTINNRSS‘8 POBRBTER, pints and quarts, put up to order. ,asss OLARET, Jas, Violots, special order, very Ane. g--â€"rmr.r..u“,mm eases BAWO‘ Ane ALBS, pints and quarts, per order, hegsheads Ane old BRANDY, 10 years old, direct order. Plumbing, Gas and Steamâ€"Fitting. IMPORTANT ~NOTICE, GaS LIGHET FOR THE STREETS adies‘> Halr:<Combings «made : and Dressed «4o .any : Sigles . The Cheapest and Most . Economical _ In Wrance, England, Holland and Spain. PBRT & SHERRY® WINE, GIN, PORTER, coNgqUERED AT â€"LAST. * ‘GENDREAU‘s CALDW ELL_â€"& CO., HOTâ€"AIR FURNACES. COMESONE, COMEJjALL,JANDJITRY,THE CONQUZRUR, old POKT WINE, unrivalled in quality, some 20 years old‘ dif Â¥o. 52 Wellington stroot, Rajoits‘s Blook, CLAPE & JONES: wim EnGINE ate it emlat c ooh pouby reeainbles Hardware, QM&M EUREKA HOT AIBR DRBAFT FURNACK & maekt REQUIRING FIRE PROTEOTON. 256 RIDEAU STREET, COMPANYT, BUILDERA, HUDSON, NHUW YORE. e ani is aftH to eramine prises and guelliiee at Thos. Patterson, orrin‘‘r < ie AM BTATE PFAIN C AT LAN4XG, w#WiL \NEWâ€" YORK ETATEB FALKLâ€"AF ALBAXY, 3. AFT. JACKSON, 108, 4007 y1 4s Sparks streot, Ottewa: Agents for Canada, A0YT HHA,® REDUV GEDâ€"RATES ( 2L as this S10 us D6 Cl Ottawa, July ‘ 18, 1876. JAMES "BIRKETT.. _ .. Sign of the Circular Saw C f y : 2P e k. 52 ,Wellington Street. HARDW ARE, 44. seasoned and ~Collops, VeR, No. 00 Rideau street, Ottawa OTTAWA, 1876, &o. dLU $ 4s 4 se«li % CR i * C jurabtl » <al 4 m 5.) ] m + {ef"a Â¥ t MATHUSHEK PILANOS. the date of â€"muq-*d o i on eagaage, Aaaan on * harant ho : 14 ) 1. :5 4* .X /\ _ . Oe O Sn m uie , N Amevisgaaimging».40s0 Pilatnbs from other reliable madkars as WOCL _ ipagumie Agente tor Canada for PABOR 4 Aire: us how to Y ue ind Crow PAdik h ’l?"""‘"""'"'"";.‘.‘ I onmie on vue #*) i0 sbme! C t t oT ABBOOY 4 6h: P.‘terson‘s National BeneSt xnest .w,'r Headq\ariem in everytbing St geopticons" aimt (Maglo La CHROMO â€" ANOâ€"TH Stercroscopes & EaLiULL FiRLSVY. Musical Condustet e s k e t NORRIS & SOPER,I a selogues o CLapieras and iidee Yith durée 100008 <~ Guo umA YÂ¥TOM, Dob@HIN July 6 MMkw 0 ses oo es AAnt m.""“”""‘" $300 I; would tempi me io | anish it frem Holeâ€"â€"Agents, No« ‘og man can meake money Wwh§. Importers & Deckers in and u0" 4#zm Views,