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MURG IS= -WINNER
By T. BONSALL.
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Geoffrey Harman_ gathered up the
'papers before .hien with a subdued
gla ice. of triumph. He had won his
.•ase, against long odds—the first
criminal trial of importance in •which
he -had been briefed: For a second he
surveyed the court and then, reaching
the lob$.y, received the eongratuiatione
of brother barristers.
-As he strode towards his chat nibers
he realized:what that wonderful day
meant to .him. An assured aneome--
and Ft.hel! • Instinct told hunt that Sir
.John • Watkinos-regarded Mtn with a
not unfavorable, eye. •
Suddenly •he became conscious that
he was be ng follew ed, He ,turned
abruptly. A man, -elderly and dow1l
at -heel,• touched his ha}.. °.
"Mo: Harmax ?" • ,
• '•Yes," responded ' the ban•iater,
Shortly. ilthe- dim light, the. strapg
er -looked, a typical hanger-on.
' '• A wor', n•r, in private?
Geoffrey Harman, glance at the
rnah again; his manner was nevous
and agitated—. They were on the steps
i c f his c cambers, and an impulse born
• t;f ,his happy relations with the world
rrompted him to ask •'the stranger in.
With d' word of thanks, the n:ari sank
• o a cha r
-What is it you want?"
'•'y.our help, ' responded the man.
"Wnen youwere in court youlittle
dreamt of the sword that hung ,over
your head. ' •It seems a pity to tell you.,
but , I've done some shady. things in
. t,'me. Needs must wher'the devil
}rives. ' •-
"1 'fa:l. to understan;i." o:,served
4larnian. .. . .
' "I'm sorry. . Let•me relate a little
family history.. Your mother . died
two years ago; she'd been '.a widow
since you were quite a boy. Your
father died :n Australia, whither he
had gone to 'recruit hie hea•lth." . • .
The barrister nodded. • - . s ;
"A pretty story," . continued the
man. "The lac s, however, are quite
different.' Youther was compelled
to leave the untry—in short, he
,was.•r:anted.' " . . .
"It's a 'ie'" Geoffrey Harman
twang- to his feet.' The other rose
a:r,d laid a restraining hand• on :his
ernr. .
•..L,sten, he sAS._.._...:fiiem pros•.;'
o
Your father wee. cashier at the 0.
Mali branch of the Inrl►er-onal Ban.,
It was only a Matter 'of .a few hun-
'?re,:---)es= than What I'm going to
e k you for now.' The tnefta was this- I
c'o'_vcreol, but he_ managed to reach thea
:'tntipedes safely.. To do.h:m' j:.-tice.1
1 e was 'able afterwards to repay the
t r e: �tf Ti' o teal.
;'.lr'. 1::,., ?:..is than 'wastelling Abe
---t ".-K - alis siathet -iad been --a—We f
'41•,'.,: So you know this?" he asked.'
• lir • -e." t etui ped ti:e other, rile-
• . o;' a bundle of papers upon the
zoo,. I'm .:he party 'iur.cerne-i. I'm '
sear .' .
., Foy a=tct.r.d there,was silence: The•,,
t.r n r : -tFr ..-tool ir.;tir•nless: Then, t-
.},:,r►'. a,?l,y opening the parcel', he ex-'
• .i the contents—letters in his'
,•tto r'a • handwriting. photographs'
end mcnie' "r,+. His visitor, meanwhile.
tool wore.' towards the light; l►rreath
• iris- fate. ar:'!t-'• c h•t ri
. (:eoffrc• ' .letcoted a resemblance .tis
1. -t -.ft.. , it father:'' he said at lett,
. •'.>►r:d you ~rant---?" , .
it ! " reronded the other.'
•• ...oast the St.ill;am+ forgery
., ..4 ',I. ti -.t. May aft;.;- to-Tirvf-
1 • - - . ,•e thin-: their' •%.r.',:i:'•:
ill c ray. had, nearly fallen. 'Stokes
quiekly-stopped a passing taxi. Har-
man- soon recovered—happiness is a
wonderful tonic—and glanced at his
watch. - �'
"S:x," he remarked. "Thank heaven,
I'm an time. Stokes, you don't know
what this means to me!"
His companionremained silent. A
few minutes later they' shdibk ha
outside the barrister's c
site a tall 1i • .. .
.4
i \%ailing him.
ge ting impatient," observed
the latter, as .Harman entered.,
The barrister was too dumfounded
to reply. His father was in evening
dress, clean-shaven, and perfectly
groomed!
"Geoffrey, shake!" There was mois-
ter,- n the elder man's eyes.
don't uriderstand,'•' murmured
' Harman. "But' I've got the • money."
"What I expected," responded the
other. helping himself to some, w tis-
key.from a sideboard: Then, making
Geoffrey .drink also, he sat; down.
• "Time's short; I'll explain. My tale
last night, was• partly true,. inasmuch'
as I'm -your father. I -robbed the 'bank
thirty years ago, but made reparatioft:
...-it. was.,some..time before.' made head-
•e
n
t the • . response. "Yea,. I remember.
'Bolted. Not a big matter; the money
was refunded later. Eh? No name never been a good husband shame
mentioned—returned anonymously.I'd
Good-bye: Stop! Don't forget what to your mother. Iv arranged for .an
. -1 told you yesterday—Murgia! Dead annuit to be paid to her—ostensibly'
a lege y. from a relative—so that she
might never want."
"Which was.sperit on my education,"
murmured Geoffrey with emotion.
up the receiver. Stoke. and his "dead
"God bless her!" faltered the old
om
certs" were notorious=they rarely time. O ee thbeing remained—en in dto s d e
'
came off. Still,he reflected, smite had cover whether my son was a man. I
,been all right
and Murgis? He had
heard the name -whispered elsewhere heard you in court yesterday and told
you the Williams story,..wfiich has no
as a "good thing" for the morrow's
• foundation in, fact. Forgive the painbig race. Murgis, too; was the name, I've caused you."
;of the financial magnate he was to "I've done what any son would have
meet at• Sir John Watkin's—also on done." .
1 the encerro It was, certainly a. coin- '•I'm not so sure,". murmured- the
,. , • elder hlarman. "A' word more= -no one
!Then he thought of Ethel. He must' need know our,exact relationship...You
never see her again; there was no help can say I'm your,..uncle—wealthy, •if
'ori.. A thousand pounds. Impossible
, you will=returned • from ' the - Ar. -
unless. --sweat suddenly broke out on.. ' • -
his forehead—lie backed Murgis. I iipo.:,
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'.• Murgis! Twenty to one was the Bothoth laughed, • and the elder i-,iast
ro-i
' lis!ee Stokes had. mentioned the day' 'Now I'm off. You've an • appoint -
before; assuming it was now only ten;: ment at seven. Dont keep ' Ethel
i to one, a hundred invested would save, •' •
his father's honor and himself! Was w "You know her—father?"
"Uncle," corrected the other. •1
the .risk worth. while? • The thought
made him 'giddy. hope to be present at your marriage
. Unsteadily he rose and took up the before I go back,anal shall come down
receiver again.' "�.OU01 N'e'st.". • It handsomely on that occasion..See ,you
seemed -an age befo'e he' heard his at Sir John W'fatkins's later. Good-
frie.nd s voice.- bye.
Oar, 11,irniatf1' Con;zratulat.ians! Y But, * fa—unele!"• the 'barrister
. Just .seen the papers. You're a made gasped. ' ""our~• :name?"
man!".
• "Murgis;" responded the old- nlan,
'•Than.ks,„ responded the I,arris;er. with a s ink. •• "Murgis—winner!”. '
huskily. "Er—about Murgis. I should (The End.)
like to do •it. Never made ' a bet be.-
__.....,......o.—...S„i fore. Can you put. a • hundred on for f
preDYES • HER GARMENTS.
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"Certai'nly," came• the genial reply. BUT NONE CAN TFi J
' "1'f undyed pqunds, Murgis. Right-ol"
Geoffrey Harman .looked ill next
morning. He was obsessed by one "Diamond Dyes"; Turn Faded,
picture=that of a horse careering ShabbyApparel into New.
I ntadl'y over the turf to the cheers of pp
thousands of spectators. In his dream's.
the night before, Murgis.hacl stet with.s Don't eco: : -y •about;per•Pct .resuits. .
a million inered•:ble adventures— Use Diamond Dyes,"guara,hteed to
broken its leg • been held up by a give ay new, rich: fadeless cdlor.00rany
judge and .jury, end finally ridden off fabric,' whether it be -wool, silk, linen,-•
by his newly -found father in cons iet cotton or mixed goods, — dresses:
;.gnarl;.
The • morning poit, however, had coats, feathers; draperies, coverings -o:4
given him hope. • A note from Stokeseverything: •
stated that he'had got 18 -to1 -about The The Boni: oritli each pack -
the' horse. , • And there was a. short
!letter from Ethel.- She there,
age tells ho* to 'diamond dy.e et er any
Dear,—So glad to hear the newscolor. •
father is 'delighted. :feed Ir reni:nJ'
; To match airy mliterial, have clearer
you that you are. to dine with us to- show yd"u "Diamond Dye" Color Card
morrow ate seven ? You're to mee: 4
- Mt • Murgis; you remember, and,, of .
t , ur-e,—L"lrfie-l.
_wares! It :'Vas ;all :l: urs.,=.- _he elect, res eggs .t a are. pea::.
'.ad .written the word te-ith her, Horn Ohut not washer;-'. _Use infertile egg- if
hand—What could a superstitious man:pt,seihie. Take nine quarts. of water
• The hours dragged hy. After a pr -e -
ss
wish more? that hes-been boiled an'i cooled. and
tence at lunch; he perarebulated the ad'i one quart of water -gra. (sort'utn
streets. He must learn •his fate from silicatet. Place thO,mixture in a fist:
the newspapers. At last the breath-' gallon crock or jar° This, amo;:rt of
less ehouts of- u- newsboy brought hire liquid will' preserti:e fifteen dozen eggs.
to his senees. '; For larger' amounts, mix the,soldtier
•"Two -thirty winner' ' Two -thirty . ;n-. the same. proportion. , (:lean t to
winner'`'. croak thoroughly. before using.
The coin he handed the .hoarse -vols -
ed youth was snatched with uncere- Place the Oris in the •`olut:on. If
-poultry . '
monious haste. He .folded the paper thetry yata`d has not supplied an
wish. -ail- artemjleoesloose- iibTr`avo n A--satlettutite quantity - n n e . -
and sneaked down a side turning. His d ate use. -the)* may l,e e'irle'l frvrn
hand shook as he. covertly opened :t Vine .to time. See that at least three
and 1••oked at the "stop -press' coluthn. inches of the solution covers•the eggs
'Joiiyboy,i; Murgis, 2; Sans Sr uci,.:3. at all times. Place the crock er ja•r
Hip heart almost stopped heating. in •as cool, dry p1a>•e. well covered to
Croii:piing the sheet. in his hand, he
strode. on, without purpose, numbed to preventet-aPvra!ir,r:. ' W sx•psprr
despair. s placed en ard,t.eci arouee the top of
Of •ort' thing only was he cons,ious. the jar will serve the_ satires; en
Ito. cr,il•l never return to his chant- • As a sebstitote f'.r w'atter:sea-a, fr
eri—live the old life aga:n..He must metiiod'has pr',,e'1 good Dis•o:':e tw•,
efface himself, and-- ' • or three pn-.r:ris-',f'uflslakc'l ::-r.e •
"ilea tins' What's wrong?", • • fine. gaiters of ~mater t%:at its- pfeti':-
• t:eeffrt,L Harman.. hooked up -dulls, oeo,ly .nttrr► ironed >ittirl :,...•,te•1 • -•r.
I:' `',re him .stood Stokes, genial anti r ,.
• . I,et •.the mixture etwoi o
•'I I So not' we:;," he faltered. "fit `etties and the :': vs• If'a• t
-11 :rs y..,�. •kr:+,v.•.
v dear, fr.$)': ego- In 1►t rn•'•, ar.•.:si r'
•way .abroad and decided' to return to
your mother. But I heard a report
that, believing pre dead, she was about
to remarry.
"Father!"
"A 1:e, of course, for purposes I
need,not relate now. Thinking things
over I deoided not to interfere—to my
cert. Chance of a lifetime, my. boy!"
"All s' right," laughed Harman.
"Good-bye." •
A smile was on his face as he hung,
Unconscious Humor of Bri-
tish Schoolboys. .
The sense cf humor is . not: as
rule, accorded to the English -as
'people, but it must be allowed tha
the British schoolmaster who
atelh 'set .hien
th- - . -
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The expresolon chime my situ .
tueaine. ••will you merry rue'." •
Iuc•urue is a yearly tax. .
al The •duclo Is a bird that- i:, irt•ario de. -
a cept nu*.
t hard F
gathe
specimens- from anion
the errors made by his pupiti,, possess
ed 'just a trifle. 'fhe breaks wer
mo tly 'made at an examinatiuu unci
fit
inlay •of c•du-
,0ii. is going. to -make .all. people
r i eighteen ycar.'+•uld •go to. sc-liuu!.
Shgulcl fresh.paint he spilled on the
e
linos, pour vinegar over it •at once
'., and wip: up with a soft Coale
of cout-.:e,. by different 'boys.
.Some of thcar fol1ovi : -
1Finally Jatnee 'I1. ga,y.e birth tta •
sun, anad so the people turned bin
Minard's Liniment used by Physicians,
The Great West I'erilnanent
l.ua�r
Company.
no 8t. West
Toronto
4''; utlowed on Savings.
Intereet - computed Qttarterly.
\Vithdtetw•atltl' by Cheque.
81'1• ou lfl,beutures,
Interest 'payable half yettrly.
Paid up Capitals $2,412,578.
tiny '1 h►'ift St,t:,'ps.
a _.-
Off the throne. '
After twice committing stjicicte
C ower lis ed 'till 18"' w Iter 11e afied a
natural death.
The:Tropic of ('ancer. 'is "a, i!ui,Itful
and incurable.disease,,,
When the. last Fretic:h attack a
Waterloo proveda faiiur'e Napoleu
turned very pale, and rode 'at full gal
lop to St. Helena. • •
Much butter- is imported' ficin
n1ar k_hey:.:tusak-.Dams:. co rs..ltas' a great
er enterprise and 'superior 'terhnira
education' to ours.. •
' The courage of the Turks jo ex
plained by the fact that .a man witl
more than one wife is .more willing to
face. death than if he. had•oniy orie.
The Mediterranean 'and the Red
Sea are joined by the Sewage 'Canal.
Cataract is the name' of the inoun-
tain on which the Ark rested..
Afi elephant is a square.animal with
'a tail in front •and behind. •
The Minister of War is the, clergy-
. ratan who 'preaches to the soldiers in
the barracks. r,
I • The flannelette per;l .means .pet'ti-
'-coat govern•ment..__;
The, intluortal• WiIliani is a phrase
1'applied, to• the German Emperor.
. Whereare the desc•er44atits of • the
Ancient Brito,its to be_ found- to-day
If Bismarck . had lir •rt till now he
•wuu d have been dead rnt►re.;th.+n ten
years.
The Black. Prince died fiLis injti:-
' les recei'Ced by his horse..
Durirg the Reformation emery !;
clergymen • .was i r,n;heiletl to receive
thirty-nine articles.
blouses, stockings. shirts charireaLa
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fir,' •,.,., ' i s` r; .1i.t i', , .. ' •• hail
} i • • - ..a•!. f'. f •tr.C. '1 :: • •r•,w .
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Iter•mia's. father dire;..;c ii 1 • her
that if she refu=•ed to hm:rr}• the inan' i
he:waived heel(); he x'eii:;: put !,t• in
a rno>iasterj.. ,
Henry Vil. should no..1:0-0' been •
King' becfa•t:.=e his erec,i erandfaihr.r•
v•.asn't really a ..qn of J'►':n. „'Grua'.
The Gauls • couldn't fake cat _:•
putt because Manlius via; awc•k. by
the cllia.cking .of the' holy. dui.,
• The Australian nat,i.vcs soar: ti,c-
dew., 'kito sponge. to drink ' whe:, the
water is dry.
'The—Reform bill • was presented to
Parliament: It managed to .piss three
ouses, but was then thrown writ' of
e window.
How wou:d yc,u nei'ee soft a-0...-
bard? Freeze it.
1singL ss s a a.aos u'a,1 by .,:..tors
to look into their patients' ►• %as 'fit `th
:The iuldnlght -un t,•�:,: �•1
ihe'moon.
• In the t'nittr' Shat»= ',f .>n,••
people are.l•u. to ,;Nadi by
Probably the •'ta- -• at►pt-
ing wheii'all go:ci rt.,: t..;t' :: r ::u
of..E1 iiofea:.-aa iu, c t,: end ,
CIRLS WANTED
Experienced and i.earnerft
G .ararteed (Wage to Le;•r,er;.
Saturdays off .n J.,', and Arg:
Cafeter•. w:th Meals+at Cost
Clean, 1ieaithy Wor.c
Steady Employment.
Good Wages.
:1F dor 'a'•t.•• .r•i�rT.h:i�./,
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C1ot.ii,ing. }►esus:hole draperies. lini'.vi and delicate
fabrics can. he cleaned and made- to' lui:.k as fresh
and bright as when first 'bought.
Is Properly 'Done at Parker's .
.11 n.akcs n'c, .di?'r r. n._e where foulite: loos; is can be
Ee:c :n by mail r•r a;press. The came • a;.• and 'aften-
t'c,n ;s gives the work a& though you iived in town.
We Win be pleased to ade'se you, en •any question
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-- g. Why, man al'vc--------'" . c'ro-k or jar an:1 .pour tier:'r a /• E---'
"1' meatrit' life c,r death."►The bar- water into the es'Re:1' •:r• •:: , f.gg. EAGL.
ffieter.- 'atc•ent's were, p•athet:r: "Pere .are cornered: -----
"f• t "e ,' sT7$•s'. Murgis Brio -hest Earthe1tws-rcr 'so".. -k a►e ,g••.,,- ---;i •
, • .• ' tainer`. 'They . rr.'V:61 ►.`IP ' ' !els' .r,'
!:,,ices •,r• :c• into iaughter. sound. Scald' them and let thea, 1- o:
's.,-th:ray > ac/►;" co p e r.y ire rife 'see. A Creek } el:4.• —
"YI ,.'i its-n^an 'tax., ri'erp'r•xe•i :t ! "ng a.x Ralioris ' 11 i'' r',rr.n.re-t'.`;
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"Prec,sely." With an effort Stokes
resumed a str:,•sht face. "Nat-iraliy
you didn't know the were two horses
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nsfitn'.r dl" •t :*!:if•»' :he lazle
?nett:1'4f. Or.e. ndrr a small
1'. after ` ...to, rz.rre; they ether a 'c.'
Whish •doubt.ets conveys roth.r.g to
ye I r lei' , ...r ►
lTarneat't shook his hex'?.- �t r
..1 thorsx}I nr,t, S1.'e:!. f' mr:.r., / '•5,.,
<.' colt. T;h,•e, iel?�• leet the tw',-thirtty ,
ft, r _ 'i.t_..R • , . •¢..-:.`r,&t rillr'tl of
•"•'•c th'rt• 'he big rare.l
', !re ',:t a bae'ttri.
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'�'.r41C►:. /.a.:r•'t 1 s r en'i v snit
twenty-two pints of solution
the' are to large are rot •!'-e
gigs put it the err,k first o •
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Wrtt• to•d•y for ovr
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MOT0R A1TACHMENtf
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tiny water tl•at'hsu 't • ar :'
Why. Levnons in Tea'
The P.35 :arc• pra''ttc.' c1 a.•• • ry
:''"•i :M.n;•,n te, ray temeed ', .'.
prevent. any 1?.srmf'11 ereo,!1 r. .
tf - fah . -r fi•, 5 tire- Csu;• r• .t
lemon c }f., to the Fannin •'t •, •. •,
rer.derir.g tl c' b'.vetag« r. f.. •
:s r, •l wht,:Fsoese
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HEY uscd'it for the stage -coach of olden.
days in England weuse it in Canada
�tQda . Compare it with
,� pany other white
lead or white paint, and you decide that
your house or ariythi r, g you wish to
ha•.'e truly white and remain white must be
painted with.t his brand v: hich has survived as
the leading white. J d fornearly tv o centuries.
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