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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1908-06-04, Page 7• RAND TRUNK R. 'SYSTEM°NAY lit 01th, 1908 Cliuto Now 7 . *Osmotic M. D. bleTegprt. eraggart Bros. 00-BANIcilitBe0. A GEN; VAAL OPtisINING idUSI- **SS.' ,TRANSAOTED. , NOTES 14SCO1NTED. .011A14118 ISSUED 44. • t INTEREST ALLOWED 'ON DE- -POSIT.: $ALE ',,SOTES • FUROR- BRYDONE, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR NOTARY, PUBLIC..ETC, OD,PICE-,Sloane Block, -.01 INTON. • RiP0I/T & HALE Conveyancer*, tionunissioners, ; Real Estate and Insurance . Agency. Money to loan. , . C. B. HALE - JOHN BID01)T • DR. NINIAN W. WOODS - (M. R. C. S., Cagland, L. R. C. P., Ireland, 0, P. 'Rotunda, Butditi.) PHYSICIAN ANDSUMO:QX, BA,YPIELD. Main St. opposite Albion Hotel Office hours 8 to 10 4. In, aad 7 AO 9 p. tn. Night calls . at Of- t*. DRS. GUNN 'Jr IkIctIA.E. Dr. W. Gum, L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S., Edin. `• Office -Ontario street, Clinton. Night cape at front door of- office or nisei deice, Rattenbury. street. Dr. T. T. MeRs.e • Univereity of Toronto. Office hours at hospital 1 to 3 p. in.; 7 .to:9. p. m. • 01•••••••••••••••••••1•015••••• J. ,W. SHAW--* RA.TTENtitIRY ST. EAST, ' -CLINTON.- 'DR. C. W. THOMPSON PHYSICIAN. AND SURGEON Special attention given to &Season; et the Eye, -Ear, Nose and Throat......- -Office and Reaidence HURON ST. SOUTH. CLINTON . *Dere West af: the Conweercial • -DR. F. A; AXO-N.- (Successor to Dr. HOlmes.) Specialist in Croft and Bridge work. Graduate of the Royal:College. -of %. Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Honor graduabe of University of Toronto -Batili-Dwiffent. Graduate 'of the Chicago College of Dental Surgery Chicago. • Will be at the Commercial hotel Hayfield, every Monday from Id a4 in. t8 p. m. Lady has been committed to he: asylum under the belief that she is .a ben. Merely a case of extreme emote iem, as it were. Experts say that our grandchildres will still have plenty ,of coal. That 1S.. of course, if they are good for the price. At one of the tkatres they are show- ing Human Hearts, but we :don't knew who cut 'ern out. • • • •••• • ,60 -8E11. EXPERIENCI PATENTS MHO WOAD DESIGNS oneyitieners &c. Jame wale( a 04142 and description Mar nein o i pi to if• sone -nor an rilititritoralatilititaA244tti°Nait S ent. Ina dad &sena/to:rem _patents. ta tnroush Junin^ co. receive' , wino, names ours% in me ' Aban dome, 111...mum 'meld it Large4 " on orator setentifia perm. Tarnis_gor 48.75 41sar• pilaus* Made. 0014 SY azi iisealeak. faksletrott.tastbatiltrk UPPINCOTT MONTHLY MAGAZINi A rAMILY Lteihiefir 1110 But In Corot *titanium 12 tempLett Novo." Yeente MANY SNOW STORMS AND VIAPIA* ON TIMELY TOMO* ktipts. A 'COPP .NO CONTINUO 111'ONIESoli toitYhOulotitecoMPLOIAN liorthernNavigation0o SPRING LANS SUPERIOR DIVISION --For So04 at Lake, Superior, leave Sandal 3.80 p. m., June I, di 10. Sellirge June 1, and 10. Alter June 1.5t every Monday, Wednesday and Fridai Rig oil& to Duluth. Vreight oiling" in addition to above. GEORGIAN BAY DIVISION -For Sault Ste, Marie, and way porta leave Collingwood 1030 p. re., Owen Sound 11.30 p, m., Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.. (Thursday Str.. carries numbe,r of passengers: onlyol NORTH SHORE' DIVISION. -For Freeeh River, and, way ports leave Cullitigtvood 10,30 13,m. Monday atel FtidaY- . Best attention. and despatchgiven to freight; Tickets- and inforreation froin • all 13.'y Agents,. IL H. QII.DERSLEEVE, Idenager, CollingwOod, C. H. NiC.ROLSON, Traffic Mgr., Sarnia. legOORR. aeTen .TREOMeNT. "(Danadiari, Tetterine visan abooluteg.„- certainrcure'foritenema, Acne nosea, Team: PitoPleo, Blackheads. klinzeorm, Barber:Pitch, Scala meld, itching riles, leers, Sores, and all cutaneous and facial blemistim, mas been thoroughly and successfully tested In llundeedeot ie Palled locatable cases. • It is mitirety unlike any other preparauon, mixture or ointmeist that has been sold or Pre- scribed, tewapPlications will convinie Mit is has wonderful medical virtue and intrinsic Merit. It is madein Canada. A good honest Can!. diatr preparation. Price one box pilty cents, or five bozeiTuo Nailed to any address on receipt of_TrriCe. Sold and recommended by sig ie$GIng Dellg4 gists in Canada. Pamphlet free to any address. Manufactured and sold by the sole Frofirlo 'Th. Tatter's!. Chionforit eelia Windier. OntaZie. For sale by W. S. R. Holmes, 4.1E - Hovey and W. A. McConnell,. drug- gists, Clinton. ,g. • " Tfie'fileKillop Mutual Fire, leogante DoMpani LFarm and Isolated Town Property- ' -Only Insured-.. --OFFICERS-- , J. 13. McLean, President, Seaforth P 0..; Thos. Fraser, Vice-Ptesident Brucefield P, 0. ; T E. Hay's; Sec. Treasurer, Seaforth P. 0, -Directors •William Shesney, Seaforth ; Grieve, Winthrop, Winthrep,; George Bale, Sea forth ; John Watt, lia,rlock.; .Tohn' Bennewies,' Broclhagan ; James Evan .Beechwood ; lames Connolly, • •Holmesville. • ' Robert Smith, Matlock ; E, Hrn sealortli ; James CUtaminga Egrnondville ; J W Teo. Holines- vine. • Parties desirous to effect insurance or :transact other business will 'be promptly attended to on applicat&O to any of the above officers addressed to their respeetive. postoffices. Lomae. inspected by the dir4tor who live* nearest the scene. : • CANADIAN PACIFIC or est arm • Leave on Tuesdays • June 9, 23 And. 4,48 July 7, 21 Sept. 1, 15,.29 Return 2nd Class Tickets 'From all Ontario Stitionsto Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton and .principal • points la Manitoba; Saskatchewan •. • and Alberta at VERY LOW .RATES • TICKETS GOOD FOR SO DAYS Berths In Tourist Sleeping.Cars at small extra coat, if siactared tri adVante. • AarityIe *My C.P,R, Ticket Agent for full • information and free copy of Homemakers' Pamphlet, or write II: YOSTER, Rist."Pass. Agent, Toronto -TIME TABLE - Trains will arrive at awl etpArt from Clinton station' as follows' BUFFALO AN. Going East ' . it • tit • .,* 41 • II Going West •4. .4 • ,. 44 it It YI LONDON, HURON Going South , tt Gat,i,stg N(,),Ith ▪ s....goiWail• • GODERICH DIV• . 6.22 a. M. 7.36 A• . ;115 p. CL 5.20 p. ni. 1107• p.m • 1.el, p. nt 6.40 p. nt 11.11 P. m. BAtUCE DIV • 7.h0 .23 p, itt 11.00 a. re 6.35p, tni. kUCTIONEElt-JAMES •censed Auctiorieer for the County • of klur0110 All orders entruated • file will receive prompt attention. Will sell either by peremitage or per sale, hetidence on the hayfield Road, one mile south of Clinton. With States Subscriber,. will Oohs° note that ;Ye hoe to pay one cent pottage on each pap- er•going to the Vatted Stet*. MIS Illeand that your subscrip- tion must be paid In advent*. When you se your subscription expiring please remit $1.50 for auto. ether year 80that you will not • Woe any copies tif The News-he0- Ord. . Ph* Woman ELE4P10* GAMS* Author or "The Ologriphy or a Prairie Girl," COPYRIGHT, 1901. leY MGLURv PHU4IPS te GOV/PAN% 111111111•011 Thr b•1441' ttVirtYinnehtirthd 411en Shrinking figure not unkindly. "An whet de you went me to do for MO. Robertr be asked. Lieutenant Fraser sprang forward eagerly, pi!, face shining... "He's so quietand will.100. .air-oo. 'reedy todo anything he's told, I'd be gratetel. it • You thought you Mid trust him out tide the - stOekilde. Be could get th onilledo.n ssa not endo from the bachelor' 'To be, baire•ed..Robertr cried his superior, annoyed. • "Most men, pia out Of Weet Point, have an Oe t kIIIlng redekths, not coddling- 'Mix" The other crimsoned. "PM sorry you 'look at it that way, 'colonel," be eakt. ready to punish or ALMn i the Cede of bad olio, But-yoreleipar. _. • odnoe,, nmsaying ying it -I don't . see that ire tboAntyoran officer to harm e geed Squaw. Charley raised his head and shifted titeldly frelnittet to feet - "Well, Robert," • Colonel Cum- mings qaletly., "YOU !dill heve,;the Peat - ere 'view of the:Indio nueetion. He* ever, let me ask you this; Has this man a story, and what is it? Per all You 'knew, he may deserve• being ' 'banged around.'," ..Lientenarit Fragile Making lila head in anttWer when swift came one -.trete:the pariah. He searched In his bosom, under the tattered waist, drew. out the rag bound' paper and 'handed' it to the eentmanding. officer. ., Very Carefully the latter read it, his interest growing with every line: giving .it over to the -Heinen- :mit he .smiled itt Squaw Charley. • . "That tells the. tale," he said, ' "1 knee?' the in that wrote that when I was with Sibley in Minnesota, . the suramer after .the massacre. •He's a san that Writes: .,the truth. He talks the titith„ too, and I Weill I had him here now. so that he could interpret for me." "Why, air.,". •exclaimed the 'younger men, "it Baia` tb18-chap :_knows •Eng;-."; 'ils4r. • • • . 'By an the gods! Ofcourse 11 dote. Roberti ril make ltim my Interpreter.' The ereenel Strodnuo'...and. down • in his excitenieet,': pealing only , to 'contend other ,,for.. the :paper. "Red Moen," he •sitid. at ink: motioning the Pariah fraivArd. do Yon"knoiy'wliat am saying to..yoUr Squaw Charley nodded. , "Good. . good! Thle. • Is fortunate. Now ' we can haive a talk with • these Sioux." Pie addressed . the. Indian asked. "And you. apeak:Rng..lishr he k There was a second grave nett "You hall be My .ttitioster,', xt:RA :McKim, You shall - have a:` leg bOttse near the seonts. and itiOi,g4.0t.,1400r nt -Nyinifitnitort. wit; Pay .,,•Yott...: IFOto Shaillieve doable _rations for yourself . and your squaw, and more if yon have papooses. What do you say tothatr • Oetiatv' Charley had not •taken his '03ree;''tree3;"the .ether's face for an in- stant bo*ae• talking • low, for answer, be shook , his head slowlyand taidlY from aide' to side: • • . "Don't want tor ,coed the Colonel. tell yeti,. sir,"" interposed Lieu- tenant Fraser..stedybig the 'piper; ei deal believe he, ever speaks. notice that it Sows here; "het :he has never.' . I can't be sure, but I think the next word is 'spoken.'" "Vow .0 . silencer' • • "Something of thehind. captain Oliver hat; been telling Me about these bucks that are degraded. end. -1 don't t, Login tolead again, • And Onim- outelde the Shriek there same only n faint Ms - Was it the tanovered Meadow envie 'of the envois ca the Wind' hritoshed gently through It ,or the whisper .of 'moceasins onnow? • * Later, when Squaw ()barley enteeed - the eliding panel of the stockade, be e erept noiselessly toward the shingle S roof. But he was Pot to• gala it linseen, Afraid -of -a -Pawn, What had been leek- ing about for hitn, belled him eavage, t • Ly as he neared, 0 "Wood for the'niortlitig tze,fl shade, mended • By the light streaming Mit or a near- by lodge'she saw that Squaw Charley was Woking At her dedaritlY. She pet upon him, •cursing and' kicking, end drove himbefore her to the shelter, • "The plgr .she cried, "Running free Since the sun watt at the center of the believe that even It' this fellow.actieke, the rest of the tribe would treat with ,ns through hint:" "That's ,prebsibly• true." • "They're made a squaw of him, me' Deep bun:dilation instantly showed in the pariah's eyes and posture. He looked at Lieutenant Fraser Imploring- ly end dreW his blanket still more closelYabout him. Then,. air with a • eign he was bidden to put it off. ha • euddenly let ¶tdrop to the floor. ' • "Greet Scott' " - cried the colonel. "He's dressed bike One!" " •' • "His' punishment, sir. •And he won't be taken back as a Warrior, till he'does sotne big deed." "What 00es that paper say again? 'Out of the weakness Of the flesh he. wept ender the tortures "Ot the 'sun dance.' So that's the mese of hiti trou- ble! Whit did they do to you; lied , Moon?" • ' • . : • To reply Squaw Charley quickly di. vested himself of the calico walstatal turned about -And Colonel Clitanittiga, uttering his horror, traced with tender • finger the ragged, gbastly semis- that lined the pariah's baek, . "Mtlecles: torn ION," he said. "Not old wenn& either." As Squaw Char- ley resumed waist and blanket he lOok- •-cid On -pityingly. "Pll give him his freedom," he eaki when the outcast stood .ready to' de- part "Ile can eon* and go in the peat as he likes. Robert, see that the • ficl- Attila understands MY order. Now Jet him get something' to eat in the kitchen." When Soar* Choirley's hunger had disappeared before the enforced and rather nerionis gentreelty of Colonel Cummings' black cook and Lieutenant Praser had left him he hurried away from headquarters. 'Making' his way to the Bantry line north et titanuon, he gathered firewood elorog the Mooing until dark!' • * * • * 4. e The lantern had been out for an • hour in the.cottotiwood shack. Father • And dalighteret were 'asleep. •_.,,,hut. at the. end Of thrit tithe Willett Wait sud- denly awakened by the sound of loud stamping end rending in the letni-to. Ben nod Betty, tinned bY the fear of iseMething, were plunging and pulling back on their belter ropes. Startled, her heart beating Wildly, the eider girl erept 'softly to the warped door. Her father end deter Still rilept, nn disturbed by the noise in the stable, which now quieted 41 abruptly it bad begun. Hallo heard the* team "Wood 'for -the sic/Ming Ara." ahe cra" sky and yet not it stick! AteY a thou- sand devils take the coward! .11e snakes like an aspen!": Iltjuhei Charles 7 -Wee indeed Mein: bling. but only With the cold, .and soon, under tho.,ellingle,,,toOt snug- gling dogs .. would itexteihret and abuse traihiecU'ilethinethis night. He Was , fed, freedom was his. and 'he had polida debt Of tgratitnde. ' ,(It.C.APTER Vt. - • Ap.,1whatrn'the,".dreafter to-. •InerrOW?" • • teem', Lnneeetee: •pureed his:MoriffraudthoughtfrillY: .contemplated his eldee...doinglitet... •."Ah ",c'd flgger It Out'? he declared after -a pnailed'osiiesice, Ab bad -almanac.", Be hunted abont... 'found" the , pamphlet end began to study the, Donee:thee page. ,'Trouble id," :he said it last,' "Ah. don' kitoiv-no day r.tigger fein.7--Ali-`100 track "way itadh Yonder' at th' forepart o'. th' Month:. ''Side.. Alt kain't say;Whether this is „Tneaday. er Wednesday er Thuraday... atar lyn. d' you' remetithee Wet •daY .40 Pp week It id?" • itaryiyn 'left the 'farther Window. -ed;.-slovely-'7forWaret.-th batted beside her sisterthe latter put 'an arm about' her. tenderly 'and drew her her clone. A. 'change had.recently Come over the yoenger. girl -a change thott Dallas had net failed to see, yet had utterly flailed' to underStand. Marytyn still performed her fewtasks; about the house. but With absentminded egre- lessnesi.: Her.work done, she took up . the long neglected vigil et the windows. Spending men, quiet and seemingly. purposeless honra there -all unmindful that the headed belt lay deity: and .un- flillehed: on 5 eihelf. Only by ate and starts was the shack enlivened.. by her happy chatter. At 'Mi. -Other timeo 'She •was wistful and ditstralt Now, as she inisWered her father, a faltering light crept -into her .efes.. • • • . • • "The; last time Mr. Lounahury was here," .she said hesitatingly.; "it was The .6th., arid today is"- • . • "Ai) c'n .git it." the section bode in, •. . • • ••••• terrupted. After a moments tallying on hisfingers he sat back and elepped his knees in excitement "Vy. Del. las." he cried,. "th' day after Omer - he errid ••thet !nail's sit airTnth'st sr, • Dallas released MarYiyu, . "Yes," she said, .watelling the younger girlwan- der back Mechanically to the part she had forstiken. '"And tomorrow you Might to .atart for illonnarek. • Maybe 'it wouldn't Matter . if you .walted awhile before going. .but as bang ae the Weather's good 1 think you ought to g0 right oft", .•• • "Ah reekor4" he replied. but not heartily..• • And so once More Prepitrationd for- a trip Were made. That night, when all Wad ready and lu1la and her fn. tber, hnvieg given the 'Ream a MO • feed, were leavingthe stable together, thespoke to him of her sister. • "There'cr „Rist one thing that worriwd. nie about your leaving," she said, "1 • don't know it you've noticed It or not, . but Moitylyn dent seem to be feeling• . good." ' "r think Mebbe tie tacit after her . Mar' the tattoo. boss:. • Dorileit nodded. "No, Me he said, "she flied* Me, theeri no need tf fret. They's neth. th" matter With her-lue off her. oats a lotto, theee all," The -development* of the neXt Man- . Ing swept every thought from Dallas' taltzd 8440 those eeneerning the joie - nes. Per when it tame tittle to 'bar. nese the muleo she fund that.)303 had • Onaceoun411y gone lame. Whether tie mate had kicked klin or whether Ihe ho4 /sprained a Ieg while extorcisin "the previous, afternoon ahe did u know. • But It WIWI plain that. SO ter : .he went, the tunes between .quarte -Section And lend dike were JP:IMO be. At Wee Dallas suggested, the Betty be driven Single to a smali min that bad bed) built for writer baulin wbeu the well froze OP. Aecordingl the innle was put before the oleigh, Failure resulted. Though both .Dallas end her tether alternately ceeited and scolded. Betty. „with eharOteristio atuhboinness, refuod to birdie a rod ftvin the lean-to without Bea, Ditties wae in geopair. "She won't go; She won't go' ohe tont "iVollve got to think of some other way." "Velididd " 'obeersed li n. WO ati laventeotenied the ttigo,"y" *mid It wouldn' matterer Ah didtV go tieve Ile as tootneWhet coMplacent aver the outeome or tbebiteb-up. ' I""TTeitlineF4.1' Man '13 at tht l.e.0:10 hen!' ' "I. don't feel that' Way itoW,."! Matte* bas hotipee.": he rolutiteeied. When they Were twain within the Shack, ; • ' HO reek 'einto iiiilit's two.!rnenthe age end walked haqh.t. "Waal. how 'bout th' Nortvegieneyer bY;•tb' me:Plt-Olialer 'llekIf e blissardH Co0410 up theY'tt never- lead you out of it.", • Then she wait moved to -make a oug^ geOstkie whleh she telt certale, how- ever,would only be denounced. "here .are . htledrede or,norsee and mules a Braneen, I could ask there to tealnino;nt.ii Larieeeter's ire was roused "Thera all Ab. want t' hear fem. Yo ,bout them . blamed Yankeee,":13e pal hotly. "An Ah want y r . termini* ''•6,%ut71147ong.414" Er 73e turned n, .her iniluared480st i be win danger bete"7 ..11.'*Iii:•:Blit:esuy:;:o*s7e.:eg'm".lessh..e'reBoillentiefe4d4;g7Wn :'31'1* 'We Oughtn't M. treat the eoldieril AS h.elt.• • He began tit:. bobble up .4.d down, .pro. . th.73 ,17,11. have. to .\otabo their. Working himself • hit° a ,White heft 413 long as Ah lire on this claim," b said,:. ".Ah'il nevergo. r Bratition' fer . anythici". -an: the'r !! be no trottill", bolt . an' forth.. Tbet ornery trash Oyer thar IS tie same; most of it thet fought th' . sonth jus' a- few ,yeats 'ago... Ali kale' forget •thet An' net one ' of fein 11 ever set a. foot in this house." After 'more. hobbling he buret forth again.' ."Ah tell y',,. Dallas, An Wort' hey' you :gals meetin' theta no 'cone ii..•°Skihieeritom""fled at 'hint.: '"We don't •Witn to _meet any seldlers." she ,ariewered. ,"Bet there .are: women • at the fort - Women like mother. It seems A shata We can't snow:theta."' :. :4Y: mother raised :e t, he ;trfine a -184 as anrieera: . over tharr- ---.`.,•-.: -- -,- •'• "Maybe that'n true If It .fii,, then they'd like us, wouldn't they,j end 'ie Could have friends? "rni net 4100'4 about myself -jest abont.lfarylYit" . i Ittio :gain get each :other. *edit' "th' *preen at Brannon Meting 'mee'tin' th' men.. An 41i won't:hey .itr, 'Hui :Ovolte' ioisecalmest to-d-ahout.' "Ill 'neVer SPeek to yen 'ainalt it again," she said. And liet-...k -t ae; . Ceptatice mollified him. - ,i"....tla.i4: e0.=-7)71 . "W get.,30.1ifiln't think hOW Ab feel about them Yanka" he werit'oe trein. 'ulonitlY. "Are' Ah 'wen't Yt‘P praise me thet whether Ab 'in 'Ile er deed ell elhad. keep on You' own 'side -of tb!: ri.v.eir." . • : ' - •,..-• . ' , She glari•eedup at hirn. quick) y. "OS you mean , mean -that, .daddy?" she asked, %lionsthe name he had bornein her babyhood: ., • ' "Ah do! Ah der' '..."Thea. 1 .prOnise?! Bee one was sorrowful. . •• .,.",, . I•:plibe:15.33.',01iiiiinp7iersiglsairl?.,fpaeed .o.ihotl!..i'-nie..wy..; 'Promise?" she repeated. - ""yee.-..-.I- • I promise." •' • . ,' • ' . Dallis knew that the.trip to -the land oMce 'Was .1101)00;1We unless Leuns- buri should 'Chance alongwhich' Was • . itlikelscitne-,ateeks-baving-Pitssed sloce.his,last visit:- iindOiibterily were he to .corne he ivoidd 'help theta. '.. But " Would. lier father •allow her to ask the storekeeper's .uld?Probably not. "VII tell. Charles' about It tonigow tbe said.. finally, - "We pat gat lo find i way." : ' - . . . "What' c'n he do?" ..retOrted her fa- ther. "Far 's him 's :gifting a team 's loncereed, we -might. 's . well leek ter tome one r come right entee th''oilty," • .Her determination to ask adviee'of ihe pariah was a natural' one , The ' inciening that 'suetteeded the night., Of the mules' terror she • bad awakened7 to thgl ti reassuring explanation for., their fear. In ' the stowing light., as the trantPet Solinded reveille from the fert, she sprang up and looked. out expect- antly. On tbe •top of a drift .in front . of the door was a bundle of dicks! ..a; herd Crust had ,forthed daring the night, and moccasin tracks leading 'ap to the wood and then .poInting away again were cast in it *rite. Wizen Clear ness. • . , ' "That peer Indian!" she had ex- claimed in grateful relief, • , • NOt °nee after his summoning before Colonel Cruninlogs had Soma* Charley. forgotten &WY to leave firewood.at the shriek. The evening of hissecond trip across the MissMiri, 'Patine had lain in Wait fOr hini, eedreted Under the dismantled ' sehooner, Which she had drawn iiito place beside the deer. And is bringing his offering he cross- ed the Mow softly and apprOttChed, the terrified ' Mules • again tolneeneed 'his 'doming, and she hailed hint "Ctime en„come near," othe had call. ed. "I Want t� see ytal."' Egger to prove his good Intent • he had hastened forwatd, and he,. ,just as eager to show her thrinkfulnese, had led him into the ,house, Theft,' With the distrustful eje. of the oection boo upon him and with lqiirylyn watching In trepidation from a diattinee, he, bad eaten and drink at Dallas' bidding. , At the very moment wheal:hiller( de. tided ta terifirle in him Sqnaw Chit - ley woutnot unmindful a her, Viliere the ter bluffs back of Brannon obey- ed their dark shoulder* through the snow, the wind haring toWept their tops clean of the last dOWnfall, he WM working awily like a inuekrtit. Te 004 fro he went, otarehittg diligently for buffitlOchips. A. sack followed him on n TOO tied tot,5 lenther belt, SO that he cetild bent hi* hands figainet his brehot as he towered every eeuare rod tvf dead, curly grim; on the uplailds. The be tr./unwed to the ton be took „f or hts 'tifathr.ot and, dein:Ate' the 4014, ,.."! began to fin it Moo. For be knew, 617,• end fully as well so they who iwetched Z. the thermometer bowing Pet oetaide * the entrance at headquarters, that the t • night would rem* re much fuel. !, As he bunted *ham the bare ridge • ;something more than the fried Snail that whipped the OW about ids leen 'Intake urgedhim to 'finish Ms loth. oing and go riverward. in the snug cabin out ou the prairie a cheery 'welcome awaited bim, Before the .glowing cootie in the stone droplet* he :geoid warm his ohotking legs, TitOrd was g000 1004 for hie empty stomach. But, better than all oleo, there a kind - Moe nlwayo 8Miled 4 greeting. The boinbet ptled se blab with chips that its weight balanced tbe grain leek, be prepared to WO riverwerd. But ftret, prompted by an Old habit, Aie 'Climbed to higit 'point of NUM :pear by and standing where lookouts Jiad Inaintained a peat before peyote weather compelled their withdrawal carefully scanned the Volilte herlson, To tbe west, from where -the band la the, Stockade boasted -warriors of their 'tribe would come in the spring, to 'Mike 4 retiene; to the north, ow either Side of the lee bound Missouri; to the east in •the wide gap between the die, fent ranger; of hills. he saw no crea- ture moving, But teeing southward, his hands shading his eyes carefully -from •the glare, he spied on. the eastern 1. hank. and at not a great -distarten; the approach of • a farailiar inhik white. barge drawing a heavy Puna. • The -stooping Pariah wen„.ttanenr.n)., vox bY the sight He threw up his ariii4 d With .au inarticulate cry and spiliag r *way newt the elope M. his sackmil blanket.. Seizing them he Moide for the level ground north of the barrielcs ,descended to the. Iceswiftly crtvoced and ,dragged the fuel up tb,the coaolt. Ivoodf4 •Then, he started, down riv.• Or, taking long leaps, . ••' The :upper part of the improvised -.sleigh that was tilting ite *Ay across the drifts like a skiff op angry Water was the green box of . ordintiry reran wagon .setTanners, ' Tbe .wheels of the Velliele lay on some hay t. In the roar of the box. Cin the broad e wooden 'cleat was ..e, Man, tech* 'rear, Ward to -get the Wind at his back. He was almost. concealed by quilts,- his arias 'being *nipped close to hie body• .. and the milk white horse was. taking t bit eieurelY • way Unguided. Above. the manand nailed so loosely to the. .wagoin Seat that It Wavered fro:1_131de to aide 'end.kept up a sqaeaking, Was t a tali board cross, .rude and untmlated. t ,When he ettuae.L-close-ta t ISquaW Charley caught the soundof . singing and stopped. •Thn travelerwan. comforting his .lonely. way with a sa-.. ired .hyinn, the wOrds of . Which, seat. o tered by the wink reached the Indial. • in hroken bet Martial phrases: • 1 • • the 'cross Of Jesus 0. • Again Squaw Charley spurred ,selt into long leaps.. And behind Shan- ty .Town; on the open prairiehe broughtthe horse te a halt. . Once more he golve his wordless cry • -a cry like the shrill hail' of a mute. if -brought 'the map face about An Other second, answering, he stood up, .111100,kcoff the quilts to free his arms, reached down and caught the pariab. in his breast Tall and spare , he was and aged.' Over his shoulders. flowed 'king white.. hair. A beard as white fell to his Waist. His sharp eyes were shaded by .heavy• brows. Be.wore .a. coat a cosine cloththat touched hIS feet, and shout his head was worind a nubia. As • With face upraised he embraced • :the `radian be was a shitely; verteralt14 "God be • praised!" he said over ane• over. Then be held Squaw Charley away from 'him for a moment to Joel; him up and down. "I feared some harm had come' to yOu-that your peo. pie had behaved socruelly to you that you had died. But you are well. Yet how thin! Ah. I am so glad to see you . once morel" He held him dose again, inurniur. ng a lea -i -g". --When `be fel-ebbed hint It :ins tO make room fee-. him on .tbe eeat earn -rap him up in a thick, soft .quilt Mb. the while the benevolent old face was shining. with happiness and tears were • streaming down. the. -wrinkled Cheeks. • , - Squaw Charley. tOo, Was overcome. Bid black eyes were no longer sad endd, lowered. They glowesoftly, almost aderingly. as be watched his -friend. ` "David Deed had not forgotten. you, Charles," the old man saki as he, cluck. ed to the white hcirtle.' "I was at Dodge City -that wieltedetat town Ot the plains -when news 'came, Of the capture of 'your village. . At once 1 • started, for I knew that my:' duty lay here -here with your poor people, vvho ,will not realize how` fOolitih and )mmy ;is their warfare. I did not crane alone." be.: added, casting' a look. behind; • "A. white 'Man accoMpanied me -a man tro full of evil.and blasphemy that I AA% kvi mit Impa4.- .4(4,/ivi;› .110e4 Is prateed19 he raid ask; over, quake for the safety of hi* misereble oseul. Be has wanted meet a the We. *nae, for be is warmer walking, and there are •seem. enough quilts Mt • 'iuey Welted back. A mita to tbs rear trailed a solitary man. •.141114OW Charley made a quiet.: mu*• , tiOnilig Sigl4 "Iiia POMO 14 Matthew'," said DP • vid 0013(1. "and his ;Wooden, 1 leer, hi • it tad oue. All the way he lum urged peer dbadrach 00 aidon.se that we bove hardly had thrie .3o reit end •eat And all the day',. rie he rldea Or • • ItrosisariaimbeseibasotttkeentistessiAMs7realf reA1,23teetic 'You'll tied out quick enough!' and Mere Vilely thew biter's." • 1'h0Punt won; nowppm** the •••'..e.,toejtade. Looking neroko the rivet 7 .- ' Won Bond got his first view of the . -high waned prison with WO ever ono* • Ing and Wary geoids, Ile pulled Up his hem, "Moo he • exclaimed monrufully. "bow adage* ' ed they are -white and: red men aliker vhe num eon on unfit the not in the !_rtver banii Was reaelled. Afield •the - o14 Men reined. "I cattriOt cross the • river while the icels so omooth. Shu4:4 ;oh could not keep: bia feet, And • will not leave him behind. But 'wher4 ran 1 atop eu ibis alder • -• Glancing to tire left he saw the usa Of saloons.: "There, CharielW he said , "1 shalldrive, there and ask for *Mel- ' • • He tiarned the White horse:Into the • cut As they appronebed the .ehantleat a woanin's voice was heard, raised 10 ribald song, • "ood Bends David 13054• wbither he is most the Old Mee ,mo urraut.1 ea..re• • A ,sblugle ono, wee Wiled over the door of the prat' Wilding. On it. ,15 bold, Uneven ietters. Were the worde• , "The Trooper's Delight." David Bond climbed down and -kuocked.., There was' ti. monient of dead .'silenee thee aomide Molt seireral per. tonswere trioirleg �bout 011 tiptee. • Agate. silence, •The old man ••knocked • louder.' • After lc short wait the door was thrown. wide. A thickset pap; . u hose. eyes sqiiinted at. erebe orposoto over his flat, turned up ,noise. tilled tile ehttanee. .. • - • ' • "NVhat in the devildo you want?" be demanded roughly, when be saw "David 13end. But tils 'seeining.-angee • My concealed his relief that it was net, uurd 0 orDni inf t.°Pn. es. !P. t7.111. r:gt 7070 de. 4..1.17e kr for r "1 wish. for nothieg the netne .0t • the devil," was the: ititnPle . answer. -- "That.buckwith your The squint: eyed Wan shut the deer 'behind him . , asbe pointed at Squaw Charley - "No. He iiver.hr-tirn stockade you-. ..."Oh! • He's the one :that goes prewt-,' • in' round here day an' night, sneakiii** •.• .e • s, "He may prowl" •'Bond etoutly, "but be -do-s not Steal .% Be 'is a vOod; honest. Indian." • ' . The- keener --of •ilie-tidinet'e laughed lmmoderatelY. 'Vet outl. Who'. ever 'heerd ..tell Of • ie hOnest .Injuul Bar --tauntlitgly-d.wheied ane.... your-hroomtail eortie :Trete 'anyhow?" "Frold Dodge City." • "Dodge City:" the Malltried. "Then mAybe you seen My ;prompt there ee. beerd ir be's eomin". Nick Matthewi. Is eis name"-- David Bond liftee one , hand and! opened his. mouthto *newer. But the *ode stOppect:at his lips. _For freni • the top Of the; high bank behind the 7 line of ihanties there came a eliciut Looking up. the squint .eyed Man, Da- vid Bond and .• Squaw Charley saw,. .,:•••, • face peering down Upon them., . "Heller came • ;the voice again.,:. • "Hello:, Rebel • Hello • grati'par .You: beet me here, didn't, Y''.? Lookout. Fre cotairel" And amid ari: avelariebe of 'Snow, •. icicles, dirt, and stones that frightened the . milk'. white horse tio that he alL but overturned overturned the. pung Nick Mat.: • thews tobogganed down the bank on his overcoat and landed beside. them • on the shelf.; , •' • . "Short cat", he said air he got PP and :shook out. the coat. • "Well; Rahe, old seeks, how's things goin'? :he threvr his them)) back over bit • •shOulder ' ,oter there? What news got.?" • Sqrtaw Charley followed the direed tion of the pointing.. • • • "You Ain'tcome a .minalt too soon," declared Babe., "Only just a day or • two ;eft • of year .six• menthe, an' they'-. The two nAined tovilirdl. the shanty; whispering together. • David Bond called to the brothers appealingly. "may 1.•put Up here?" he asked.' "Have you a Vacant building that ;I Mai share With Shadrach? I . have hay anneal of my own.". Nick Matthews came bait. • He had putty colored- face Om which bit .blond eyebrows felled to show, but he snentioned a look that was as near to. a scowl itt pOesible; "Look 4 -here, gratepif," he. said, "d* you think golte tP let you sponge often my frien'si• Not by a long shot! •Hain't 1 tame all the .waY..fern Dodge City P 'keep th': redskins Win takiii!. Year Rain? ',What more' d' Want?". He gave a laugh In which there was no humor; diodes - leg mall teeth, ranged C1000 and Oka the first set of a child's. • David Bond did not quail. , "Yoe have neeepted my hospitality for month," he gild. ask nothing that is not Justly 132ine." . Matthews, Snapped his timers de- risively, "We .can't hitee you here t' moon an' spy," he declared. "aftri As he turned to enter the shanty he cameface to ,f ar-ot . with tho Indian, • Coatjaued on • Page 6 Salvation Army Praise "X feel it my duty to testify to the benefit X have received froin the use of • Psychine. Willie travelling in New tatio conducting ovoid meetings I con- tracted a very bad sold, which gradual- ly developed into Bronchitis of the worat &tot X was advieed to try Payable, which, X did, and after 'agog but 4 few bottles X was cempletely roe stored to health. X recommend this wonderful remedy to sufferers trona Bronchitis and other troubleol." Later: "I wish to &la that my voilee, since using Payehifte, is stronger rid has nmeh mote dirtying potter than -it. had befbr,e I had brovehitis, and the yodel thords do not tire with oipeaking.,' P. TILTAR, Capt. Artily, Ann St., Toronto, Aug. 13, 100f. Throat, lung and stootaeh trouble* mired by Tosychine; also ineipient don* gumption. All druggieta, son and 11,00, or Dr T. 4. Slocum, Limited, Termite.