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The Huron Signal, 1884-6-27, Page 3,aw .n THE HURON SIGNAL FR1AYa JUNE 27, 1884. 3 ED.SIaCO, the 011tcast i av CHAPTKR YID. &ALMS an0OMma TUE *IL?Lr VICTIM or aa$DOLre'a envision If Ralph Bb:am had been a prudent, or a oastiws mea. ha would not in pre- sent ciroitmstaoses have thrown down the gauntlet of defiance to Ruidulph Orahamme. He might have redacted that he was still in the letter's power, and oven more in his power than ever. !or so long as Randolph commanded the Falcon he exsrcia.d Minima despotic authority over those in the vessel, and if private feeling or malice prompted him to oppress any of the uteri, h, hal •oun- dant opportunity t•, ,ratify rat to almost any extent, fur against the cruelty of a capricious or revengeful uh_er cutnmun satins Induce M was milled by Nie of(Foer w deck. Vaud in ail probability hs wwY, iI Randolph had sot boss him- self es the watch, and superintended some operation visors he found it am - rosiest to call fur Ralph. 'Sand Bluwa a kora,' h. said. 'Ho is a strong fellow, and will bring up tat tackle in no time.' 'Btloxam is in his hammock, sir,' re- plied the man addressed, in a hesitating •1 t his hasutuck. Is he unwell r —nu sir, nut ..actly unwed, but—' 'Bat what t Why is Le not at ha duty (' 'He—he's drunk, sir.' 'Drunk !' shouts& Randolph. 'Why did the purser serve him out too much grog r •t eer.td him otlt wIM tlhraslatl quan- tity, stir,' replied the puma. .paakinv now in his own defames. 'Then how the deer did tie get drunk Did any of the inert give him their soman had in rho ae days alm.,st n•o re- share (' This was also universally denied dress- Now, twist cleanly Ralph, by and bit by bit the truth cams out—as ,tat he said .n the nit.. nave Ran - Randolph intended that it should—that dolph motive enough to use against him Ralph had guile storesand Ali - a!' the power of which he was possessed. He had plainly and emphatically dsolar- incanted a bottle of brandy. Ina stern tone Itandolph ordered hint to be laid in d that as soon u they ;tot to punt he (irons, and in a few hueafter, RAO 1 would immediately precool' to reveal I hours 7 found himself lying bound neck and secret which would ruin Randolph fur 1 f, , and cut him out of a princely estate. Wail not this supplying motive enough foe the bitterest and most deal!) handl- heel CM the hard d••ur of the black hula. There he lay all night, and in the °brain t was bruuy;ht on deck, where ty, and would not a little cunning have b're,,artg u had already been made for ht Rath to conceal this intention of his punishment. taught p A _un was run [,ward, and lashing Ins matead of heel lay avowing it f But lay before i:, by which the culprit might Ralph 131n:am was nut a prudent or (a be bound. The boatswains mate stood calculating wan. ids was roto passi"nate near with the cat in his hand. and the to his nature kr that, and s, vehement was his rage against Itan.h,ll.h and his ship's company was mustered to witness mother on account{ of their treachery. the prueeedinga Italph no saw that he felt some small relief to confront these ominous preparations than he the youth in the cabin and triumphantly scowled fearfully un Randolph, who fizol O° lino a look of mingled triumph and declare the nature and extent of the re- venge rerenge• he meant to take. Bra' we repeat. Italph Blosam,' said Randolph, 'yuu He's taw l lackest•hearted villain that this was act prudent, and this he inti- have been guilty of the double crime of ever— ifaataly diaoovrred. theft and 'drunkenness. %V1..t tare you 'Away with him.' roared Randolph, farther Dries while the test of the lashes were being administered. The stagging pain probably subsided at the fourth ur titch blow, and the rest produced a ass - anion of dull agony. The boatswain deemed by ltalph's eie tioul.esnem that he was .:bawled if out ui..unacious, and bunked to the doctor, who stepped [award and felt his pulse. The latter did not order the punishment to ors., but the man brought duwu the eat more lightly, and in this manlier the full number was inflicted. When the last Mow fell Ralph lay un- onthe gun as still uif he had boon in a dead faint, and made no sign or m•oti00 while they were bowing the cord that bound him. Whew all the fastenings were untied, he was lifted down and laid upon the deck, when, to the general amaz•,ment of all, he leapt to his feet and :!,ringing upon Randolph. clutched him by the throat. S•, sudden was the acti..n that for a moment every one was petrified, and ere they had presence of mind enough to ii. terfer., Randolph was lying on the desk in Ralph's ferocious grip, and was al- ready black in the face: A Minute ur two of suet a grip and liandnlph's life would have been furerer crushed out of hint. But, of course, the instant their surprise permitted, the sailors rushed to the help of their officer, and Italph gas literally ch.ked off him, cursing furious- ly at n ,t being allowed to murder hint outright. Randolph lay fur some mo• menu gasping for breath, surrounded by the astanisheti sailurs, ant' ministered n. by the doctor, who gave hint a few drops front a phial which had a wonderful re- storative effect. 'I 1: do for hien vet Hang him, I'll do fur hint yet,' foamed Tiaip1t-; 'and if you knew all you wouldn't wonder at me Who do you think I am ' I am his uncle and he go: me pressed and his own brother Wu, that lie might get the estate. 'Don't yea think, sir, we bad better 'mamba Mei Os Sew Ret sway from it es sons r pessibl. r 'Goose me ms is au$►iag, but 'Cons That esti hair ■p them betokens a gale lib wid ase. M eusseuing. and the sly is beginning to have a dir47 Look to wiadwards.' 'Aad so we shall almost imsedtately,' said Randolph, slowly. 'It won't take long fur a boat to go to the island and 'glum ' 'De you mean to land, si.r t' 'Nu ; but I mean to leave Ralph bate clean. Blown hers, as a punishment fur what M did yesterday.' Roberts started. 'leave him here, sir—here, on that bit of barren ruck He will di. of starvation.' 'Pur, nun,' Randolph impatiently re- tunled. He has the power to tintah himself whenever he chemises. Come, we must not delay. Get the boat over the side, and put two men in her. yes will go with them and land the prison- er.' 4' was aeon known in the ship that Ralph wail to be left eu the island, and the horrible nature of the punishment filled every mind with hurrur. But Randolph knew better than to allow the thoughts of the man to dwell upon it, and no sooner was the boat over rho side then Italph was brought from below and made acquainted with Ins fats. Hate money, hab (need Hoo run fur him life, dug run for him character. Hungry fowl wake elan. Men can't smoke and whistle time. No throw way dirty water before yuu M14 .a Old fire stick no hard to catch. One tief thief) no like to see nodmr tier carry long hag. Parson christen hon own pickaninny tint. !fain never tall at one man door. Shoe alone know its stocking hab hole. Rock stone at ribber bottom no know sun Trot. i'i.veu year nu 'hough to wash epea& off Guinea hen back. Spider and dy can't wish. bargain. John Crow tink him pickaninny white. When yin (eye; us see, mout can't talk. Cuss cum (calling names` nu bure bole in skin. Cunning better dao strung g Ebry day a fishing day, but ebry day no for catch fish. Fingger neber' say, 'Look here ;' him mouth'. 'Coward—scr.uudrel--blackguard,' he sayfu roared u he alarm' in the mocking and :W'I.ouhen k cackreden.ach gib dance he no az triumphant face of Randolph. •I knew what you mean by that. You hope to Rig blanket roto nun skim late get rid of we. You I would ruin Fullsw fashion break monkey neck. you if weer 1 get to Eng'and, and this is t) heir. uy him hab w,..,,, sheep say him the way you are taking to murder me." hate ha John Crow neber make houso till rain •uta' with him,' exclaiming Randolph, with a wave of his hand Ralph "mash- ed his teeth, and looked up to behold the malignant race of his persecutor bent shook his over the bulwarks. fie clenched fist at hint and shouted, 'Blast you, you are perhaps not done with me yet. The day may come when we shall meet again, and wont I take it out of you —everything me.' Randolph, smiled in contemptuous ex - you have dune to Randolph himself was not t ery pro- to say for yourself ?' with a spasmodic effort. 'Loy loss in ultation, and withdrew from the side. dent --at lent his vengeful ani virulict- Nuthiug,' answered Italph, dugtredly. irous in a b:uk hole, and fwd him •'m The smile was that of a man who lint no iva suture was so stronglydeveloped I longer anything to fear, fur naw he Ped • Wwl1, thaw crimes are of very seri- bread and water. Lea u.. nue sport t,, � 7 that it harried hint to a course of action nus character, and the rules of tha ser- hint or go near him. Quick. do you couutad himself secure frum the injury in which he did not guard himself sudi- tact require that tl.y should be: severely hear r which Ralph had the power to indict. ciently front the risk of exposure, as was puuishtd. 1 sentence you add receive 'Ah, you want to shut my mouth now, In a few minutes the boat had passed proved by the mortification he had just f.,rthwitla three dozen lashes' but n+y tura will come—I'll :nuttier jou, through the creeks ..f the reef, and tt experienced on board the Heet•,r. Tint What '• roared Ralph, 'du ytpw< dare if I should hang for It the next minute. touched at the edge of the Island. r if he was not as prudent as a less brutal i •u order me to M dogged ?' lalwys have your men about Ralph, vv how still bound, was lifted nature woulg have been, he could calms- U. ! mutinous language. Buatehraia 10 ou protectwon't yuu.w' :share and sated upon a ledge of rock. the, Rive him four dozen. How many mere wild words of wrath Roberts out the curds that tied hint, and late pretty clearly, and he come to resolution that to ill-use Ralph during •y ay, y.r honor.' Italph 'would have uttered we know threw the knife at his feet, saying it 'lfuttaotm,' roared Itilph. And not, for his roaring was cut short by half mitht be of sonde use to him. Thou what made a mutinous ? You know well a dozen powerful men pulling him away they :e -entered the tx,at, and rowed .enough that I ain't a sailor as belongs to forward, where hoary irons were fasten- away, tearing the culprit without water 'Lash him to the gun, trioti Ran- the lowest par of the ship. and shut up no further word. but satin gloomy put plaintam leaf in him. ... _--� •I.� Hut needle burn thread. Good me dn. tank you me get. Mean- ing, he gets n thing inure than thank you.' If cockpits!) ober w drunk, him no walk put fowl yard. Play wif poppy, he lick your m uf. Better, stick to de debil you know. made cora his lite, by the threats Ito had 1 Then, and not till then did Ralph realize Grdedy, greedy, choke puppy. impressed when that attempt was baffled his utter and ho less desolation, and he Easy, easy. catch monkey. Ralph had forfeited his life, according to threw himself on his face on the hard Too much sit down broke trousers. the articles of war, and Randolph was fury Everysick no for tell doctor. not sure if he would exceed the limits of ruck' and raved with all the of J!hen rain wet our brudder don' inti his power if ho hung him at the yard- ; °adman. —Mole rain can wet you. rn Be .•..NTl�t lib. the rest of the vnyaLe would prove no material benefit to himself. By Ralph's dogged. t hbn h perfectly under tomo. Lirard Heber plant c,ru, but hint hab plenty. Ebery Pug you hear ant good to talk. Put me down softly, me * cracked plate. 'Today for me. tomorrow for you. Sleep hab no massa. When man no done climb hill, him neber thaw away hint stick. When man my him no mind, den him mind. When hand full, him hat, plenty com- pany. You shake man hand, you no shake hint heart. True truth) lunger data rope. When fowl drink water him Id up has hued and say : 'Tank God, tank God; but man drink water no say noting. When fish cane out of sea an' tell 3 on alligator hab fisher, believe hint. When Ivan no dont lsruw him rasher should cuss long man. Stranger nu know where do deep water is the pass. De rope you pulling no de nope I cut - t n1. egg , a n rn ur, e stood that neither threats, ma -entreating wino you call the service ed on him, and he was carried down to and without provwwms• Italph uttered 11 any one hate you him gib you as- promi.es, not braises would turn him h 1 , sit tet fur tarry water but If you clel,er you from his purpose. One things/sly would Instantly several strong arms in utter darkness, being left alone with ince, eyeing tha beat as ahs c "vs him,, and that was Ralph .beans Ralph, and he was dragged to the •i• smarting back and furious thoughts. reef and ran in under the Falcon's silt: effectually and for ever got rid of. Re I funned in f He t) boat raised and spot punishment.Randolph shaking with rage andfear, sew 1e set himself, therefore. not to torture or ill-use Ralph, but to plan his destruction, and if he could sccomi,l:-d this with cru-lty s, mn.•'i the more wou1.1 his het .dish heart tie satisfied. His active, subtle brain did not re., :are to cugitate much till it was able to devise a plan fur' his fiendish purpose. He spread out before him a chart for that portion of the ocean in which they were now sailing and laid his finger with a grim smile on a little speck which represented a desert- ed island. It was kn:,wn to be a bare, 1 desolate], rocky island ..f but a few miles in extent which could afford no 1 anbsistanoe to a living thing, and on these accounts was uninhabited, and for i months, wren for years. unvisited. It was only when a storm or contrary wind drove a ship to its neighborhood that human eye over lighted on it, and this was a circumstance of such tare occur - ranee that vary few navigators had ever been in sight of it. Randolph's diaboli- cal purpose was to leave Ralph in this solitary place to die of starvation. Here ...ate -.w at ones ravings security-��. _ _ way of disposing d1Wim _aad teetering him at the same then Whet ialidolph had now to think of was a pretext for indicting on him this terrible punish - 1 oaR In di_ o I h ,t 'Hands nff.' shouted the gamskeeiwr. 1 retired to his cabin. and in its privacy its place. Then the Falcon filled And strove to Ret over the effects of Ralph's choking grasp. and indulged in thoughts AS to his future course. By the attempt 'I ain't a sailor. I toll you : youlhave no right to lay a han,i ou me.' 'Must obey orders,' said the boat- swain. 'Stria Mtn, men. and tie him firm.' Ital.,.:: wade a desperate resistance. moat. Taut use His siva{: nature was roused to the ut- m sato and he put forth his great strength with ferocious energy. They had great bore away, and at her stile was a row of faces gazing fixedly upon him, ti:l his and their's grew indistinct in the dis- tance, and at length melted front view. (C„atinued. J rearraa it. wonderful and mysterious curative power is developed which is an varied is iia operations that 00 disease or ill heath eau possibly waist ur resist its power,aad yet it u Harmless for the usoet frail woama, weakest invalid or smallest child W gran -Panama "Almost dead or snarly dram - For years, a1•d Riven up by pli eineaa of Bright's and other kidney dt'eeaaea� liver oumpLsinta, severe oourhs calisi oonsumpliun, have been cured. Women gene nearly crazy ' From agony of neuralgia, uervuuaaesa, wakefulness and various diaeuss peonlie ' to women. People drawn nut of shape from excru- ciating pangs of Rheumatism. intlaumuatory and chronic. wr guff r- iug from scrofula' Erysip{,eelas' Salt rheum,bluud p,iwuin;t,dy.pepeie, iedtg..tien, amd in fact almost all die was frail Nature u heir to Have been cured by Hop Bitters,proof of which cin be found in every neigh- burhaod in the known world. m Why should amen whose bloc u Warta within Bit ke hu grandsire cut in alabaster til Or lot his hair gruw rusty, scant and Win. When -Clan ALE,sRae iwea t willmable g.ruw the faster. Fear aIle by J. Wil. sou 2m DANIEL GORDON CABINETMAKER t Leadiiig OudeMatsr, difficulty in mina inti him, and twice arae. As it would at least now be per• : they had hint laid on the gun. and ere fectly safe for him t+ put into execution his legs and arms could be tied, he burst his previous plan of leaving him on the I Why wast : ussptaa Ser t Month' you go limping around from their hid, and made another des -I desert island, and this would serve hi. when Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor perste struggle un the deck. S purpose just as well or even better, 101'1 will remove your corns in a few days. All this while Randolph looked on it subjected Ralph to a lingering torture' I will give almost instant relief and a with exultant satisfaction. The cruel, ( ,of starvation. On consulting the chart i guaranteed cure in the end. Be sure cowardly. brutal soul of the monster l he found that they must'-ttow be in the enjoyed with keen relish the spectacle I vicinity of the lath. of his enemy's impotent rade—nay, Next morning when he ascended to gloated cover it as only such a debased the deck the brig was stationary, the syr and tr.acilerous nature count gloat, and was calm as a lake, and the desert Mand Mehtat St treat. ever and amen, as Ralph's tlaahingeyes I lay in its dismal solitude and black desu- . • I you get the genuine Putnam'r Corn Ex- tractor, made by Polson S C a, Kind dos, for many substitutes are Ming offered, and it is always better to get the best. Safe, sure, painless. caught his the fiendish gleam of the I lotion under their lee. It was •how latter brightened, and the smile of malice. 1 lying piece of rugged rock. apparently of Fpw 1 and anuckery broadened on his lips,azain 1 volcanic origin. About the -center there was Ralph bruugbt to ' MR:tend es were several peaks tied eteacs. but other-' tended on it, whit. thee. et fetlr-0E aha} cities the surface was tolerably level, and Milers lay upon him, and by aslalgradualty descended to the water's edge, strength and crushing weight keit kiss where fur some distance seaward on ugly there till the ropes were paws] round reef showed its projections here and i he was made ase wr u.,. his anus and legs, aw' 1 there among the blue water. The water savoring. Ralph's chief failing he knew secure beyond allpower of further re- to be a craving for strong drink. All y ; that was now in peaceful tranquility toy- nstance. His jacket and shirt were in with the rugged surface of the reef, that he had to do therefore, was u, put I g torn from .off hint and his back bid bare would when rendered angry with the the means of intoxication m his power, when he was very sure Ralph would give him the opportunity he desired. This plot being laid, the course of the Falcon was considerably changed. so as in a few days to come within sight of the island, and, with great stealth and cnnming, Ran• dolph laid his snare for the unsuspecting gamekeeper. By • deep calculated mi:dn.ss of dis- cipline Randolph eoeght to make himself papular with the crew, so that the act he Randolph lifted his hand, and the meditated might not evoke a mutinous first lash was given. What a yell of spirit. Of Ralph himself he took no a any it brought from Ralph. and he notice, but hs secretly enntrivecl to writhed an furiously u to make the gun place brandy in hu way, and the old shake. Th. second elicited the same passion far drink coming upon him in manifestation all its force, he stole what it wumeanthe I 'D—Tog, Ili murder you,' he bel- lowed, hu .yes almost burettes from their west* with his agony. Up went Randolph's hand spin, and down came the next lash This time Ralph did not roar so lustily, nor writhe se convulsive - in the position in whish he now lay he i tenpiat, lash Itself in fuant and fury,aad could see only Randolph, who, the � with a roar of wrath against Inc iron further to gratify his brutal soul and an bosom of its present love, and then God 11roe JTsign* te—ewe here, sir . this won't d•.. You sell me that agar at 10 cents * pound, and I have just found out that you have been charging my sow le touts for the ammo broad. (irooer —But you see, sir, your arm hires in the next eotta1", close frj, while you r*.ide a mile away. and I have hese afraid that if I did not sell to- you at a low price you would prefer to buy at some am.cery nearer home. R. R Magnate—I cant help that. You have no right to discriminate against my son in that way just because he lives near you. Groner—%Pell, 1 will atop 1t. R. R. Magnate—And let him hare his 'segar at 10 cents 1 Grocer—No, I will charge you 1:• ctn. crow the tartare of his victim, stepped I help the vowel that rot between them. I —[Philadelphia Call. forward and Bond in front of the gun_____I And Al thought the:crew of the .Falcon) full m Ralph's view. s.rM *etre.as she lay motionless within a hundred 'By'sll the fiends but you'll repent I yards of the roof, a position which, in a this yet,' he growled. 'It's your time storm. would have been within the very now. but it will be mine some day, anti I jaws c,f death. The bleak, bate, desolat- don't think I'll spare you.' ed island had a wiord interest as they should steal, and lay in his hammock drunk, with the empty bottle by his aide to cowrie! him of that crime of theft and drnnkense.a Ralph was no great favorite in the ship. His fury at beieg (pressed had made hie. savage, taster n, I ly, but lie bit bis lips till the blood aim m and u.sooiable,'and theegh be did his mad gnat sweat drop bunt spot him dine of wort[ it was wtk radiamook bow, end rolled does bit dialoged wid& maned kin Butes erlwdiiaam m to dart 11. mow timid , hie gm that M peed upon it. Ming the only break in the water for hundreds of miles in all directions. There it by in its utter aull- tsde, the home of no living thing,ssldom visited by helium presence, seldom sew rood on the by human eye. quarterdeck, gazing with a grim smile at its sterile and savage desolation. Th. sight of it yielded him • strange pleasure for it was to M made the instrument of his cruel revenge. 'Rather an ugly neighbor that in a Berm, sit,' observed the shied mate. 1Raadntpb abrwgpsd bis sboelders, and yea his eye alma the dark It.. of rook sad water pattloork. 'You look like a poet,' laugh.ri the Toney editor as the handsomely dressed youngster entered. The hay smiled and began fumbling in his pocket. 'Mtaybe you write song., too ? suggest- ed the newspaper man. 'Yes, sometimes,' was the answer. 'Have you got one for me r 'Yea. I think I have.' 'Ts it sung by long or ah.e t metre t' By this time the rano man had fished net a document, which he threw down, aaraelnir.Oliver. Wendell ti.lase.. You may sat it down u a truth which admits of a few exceptions. that those who ask your opinion really want your praise Memory is • net. One finds it full of fish when he takes it from the bruok,hut a dozen miles of water have run thruugy it without sticking. God bless all women ! To their soft hands and pitying hearts we roust all come at last. Put not your trust in money, but put your monej, in trust. When a strong brain is weighed with a true heart, it seems to me like ba'ancing a bubble against a wedge of gold. I find the great thinv in this world is not as mueh where we stand, as in what direction we are moving. 1f the sense of the ridiculous is ono side of an impressible nature,. it is very well ; but if that is all there is in a man he had better have been an ape and stood at the head of kis profession at once. Treacle!' change their guineas, nut their character,. Why can't sntehody give us a lief of things which everybody think• ••nd no- body says, and another list of t,.7ugs that ereryb.ely says and nobody thinks Hat on hand now the L1KIPT $Teri of First - Class Furniture .11 the t'minty . and an I now purchase for caM, will not be undcr,.okt by any one. I offer Tapestry �l'arpet Lounm, front WS onward*. Whatnot.. good, from .t10 up. Bs* P..{{rrk Chain. from S')c. up. and every - Laing; else in the .enk proportion. AT TIi B ()LD STAND Between the font 11111re & Bank of Moberg. cl ODERICR- Oci. 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