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Helena . . 04int; now say", your prayers, K'sm,
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lor, Tickets on sale - p h and assumed his most 1 ' 0. . I I "'If T. hft4 the same ming to do over I ;'PAUtlrul 'W=iall, '.... t'au out JUS. never fell oik Coralle's white broasl� .
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cb; ist to April 30th. ' impassive and judicial expression. i. "What- sort of night wag, it?" again Iwould pursue exactly,the same 1 arrived In a Southern ped At, , I
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. .1 "In doing "so 11 said Dr� Mortimer, "Damp and raw." - course -making sure of Your- death," Iner, Montstrossor, Cttyit was she
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ful I I iDfor,gia I t�on . at ey like?" CRAPTH I never to be ab as Steel caught the White.- uprg
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rolittos, and train sery0t oalr on, illy motive for withholding it from the I "There are two It . I him!" sli.e.erled, pacing up a arm, grasped the steel bladei and,toM . .
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A: 0. Pattison, Depot Agent. In the PalYlic position of seeming to in- eight feet across." , . a fiend?" ,.not endure It! Sooner or later'l shall, Coralte knew no more, she Wd., r&W .
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J. D. DIeDonald, District Va$sengeT dorse a Popular stiperstition, I had the '"Is there anything' between the "Whichever you like," Slid replied . kill her! That Is the vow I make to 'ell in a 4e4d -swoon at her resviuWae .
agent, Toronto. , ftirther motive tha . t Baskerville Hall, hedges and the walk:411 . . mockingly. - . Heaven. Yesi if ever her path crosses f4et. . I .
. I I - $,yes, there, is a,Lstrip of grase about "It is too borrible.Come away, CorA, mine again, one Of us shall die." When Slid opened her eyes shefouall '. I �
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L.. ingin untenanted If Anything w6re d9ne x feet broad on either side.', -- I Ile,'do not waste words upon her; she I Fr9m that hour1reez ,Montstrossor 1 4j� SAO .
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reputatioll. For both thes� reasons I Is Penetrated at one point by a gate?" Ali, false, *erself, soul and body, Into the " In 4, treni�
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. 111119 rather less than I knew, Since no prqc. , ,ons,to the moor." I . you have, done? I Ought to denounce for hers2i,ln New Oileans. the name ' Allan," she Wbjw .'
tical good could', result from it, but Is there any other opening?" yQu before the whole World!", cried of the 1!BohJ.i3i4an Queen.,, - , "Was It a dream, .
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. With you-tUere Is no reason why I , I fl -None." , I . Allan. "'What inetiVe could ,you have The doors'Vi society 'were closed .pered fearfully,. "oror-a---feaUtyT"`
Al . " should not,be pe,rlgctly* frank, * I I net her,,bu�, the world of men bow, I . "Jt-Wa6 a.realltyr, It would havq.4n
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so .Are thrown very much together. .For gate?" . . 1� . . . one of the most'beautiful women ever She loved to wip hearts and t�js 'gone out Under the, trees 'to smellfe 6b .
I -.1his reason I saw a good deal I ; "Tbere is an exit through a summe seen; her magnificent wealth of ' I ;Ion at A cigars thin"ng you would not be ready' .
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I have hem appoi It." �, : - . men,� were thZWndest on the boule- bGnch,where I sat, saw two persom ad- .� . 1.
nted agent -are no other men 'of education with .: "You ask nle th(tt questionlos she I . .
for the . MA I "Ndw., fell me, -Dr. Mortim .. . id . - "you taunt ind upbraid me,'you I vard, bei 6fIlWand flashing diamonds vancing. You both stopped so near me, . .
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keep on hand Tg� complete list ii,ess,brought, us -together, and a com. 7011 sav,Oere on the path and net on ,fore the world. You would . passed by her, but � .f L
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inunity of Intfourests in Selene . e kept us the� grass?".- , � .. . crime bare. before the eyes of men. that mattered little enoujh t6' Inez I "I heakd and Saw. all, AaCr SprMgL AV
.of supplies sin my Steve* oppos- so: Ile ha L' ' . ,,No .marks could show oxi the grass.,, You, for whose r4ake r have suffered r4ontstrossor. .. . . . . 1�*,. your rescue. The shock of biln ' '
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. fle Information from South At "Were they on the.same side of the. and sinned! 1. Will tell YOU Why 1 took. L One' day she met' -Cap'italn' Stafford coverbd. and by me, proved too mueb
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T am also continuing �Ifie many a charming evening we 'have Path as the moor -gate?", . I her to the old -mill to dje�-It was be. on Q6, strdet. Iffe was, both pained dad' for Inez Montstrossor. She fell bacV I ' -. . .
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flour, feed and seed grain bus- . s 'ent together discussing the co m4 t her. He'gravely told In my arms -dead, 11 w awvo7 theo .
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. ' -.path'.611, the. same. side .as the moor. el, that I would have committed.in her that her beauty, had-- b en her.- knife, that the story of the att.pmpted . , � L
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a continua . I 11- Hottentot, . . I I I . . gate.,, ''., . ... . .. crime -to, have �ut her out db�your WAY. curso. . ... . . . . . :Crime might not be.found o � � L I
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nce OIL your. patron- - I . . 4'You .. "I adhalt, I , , 41,44,11 she. sobered. Into isboyond all -punishment. naw --poor ". I
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age. , 1. I . came increasingly plain to me. at Sir point. Was. the -wicket.gat , e be traced to in . e.*. I 'thought-6hewbuld thoughtfulness ter one brief moment, Inez, your rival, who loved'With sueb
. . - . th I closed? I - . . . befolmd-dead, and then when.the hot. . $sit ,appointment In love thit a fatal love, is Uo more.'.
I L )& / I CharleaViiervous systeradwas strained . "11.1rho I v I . �� " .,:_ jN1 - 6,
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I . I . ceedingly to ,heart-:� much so that, ,i "About four'feet h-1kb.,, :. I . I I L I . .. .. ' still . earli,est possible moment,- 'but , before, '
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L . . I � . I . moor at night., Inered- � "And What marks did you see b' 6 and you would be the first'one to IeE� the captain, .in a low, voice. -,"He wor- . They place * Q , a w
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Holm6, he was' honestly convinced . " I % - - Ile grew pale as he listened tb her. .11, 11- my love for .1 , I
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I.* 0 CHAP M'AN'-. : I I . j. nou ships her; and' she Idolized him.. It was sion roses ovqpr,-,Jber gia;veL.- , I I
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I. . - nit. a dreadfijl fate overhung his. faiii- P - with, sweet Coralte,?' he -murmured; "but I . . . :
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Y . . . .Pity at the VaSt depths of this girl's . conquered my. heart. I can"now look - had 'come. Into, through ,intrigue, Mqf. L L�. �" ".., I
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IV Ftiristerly with John Kay &Snng, Were not encouraging. The.1dea of . ,' . . I � "U, you had loved me, ray life would -fliahk' God that ,she is -happy. .1 din dered. . er . .. I . . . I .. . ... . � . I
0 . . I some, ghastly presence, constantly � . sIAfid.foufid 'nothingl" - .1 never have gone wrong,!'- Inez went on -married- now,- you . . . . . I I
* of Toronto. , I . Ii .It was ill very confused, Mr Charles. .know;- my wife . A'year. has -passed sfqce tTfa#)ffddW- . . ..
. . I hau4f6d, blin, and on more Lth*Ln onb . I in hei high, clear'voide� "The1oss. of knows ibe, past; but,,strange to say, able day,which ne - - 11. I I
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# . - . - . . occasion he has asked me whether � I : ad':ievidently LStood. there for.Ave I It has made me, what u -she:ls not jealou-4. ' the love I once . . ither Allan nor Corsi. . t .
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# L . ..,bad Y 'journeys at night I . .. .called me Ile can r6cill without a"shuddera". . . .
* I on in :medical � just now -a fiendi Tam utterly care- g1ve,to Coralie. 'It makes a man -bet- . .L . . � ,.
, . . ever L . I.Ho, I I . . certain wonderful Chan 6 have' t , ,
0 . . I seen any strange creature or ," w do You know that?". - � less. of what ,becomes of - roe. 1 1 do not ;ter,* noble . . ge �1-
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0 � . . Yheard the bai-ying of A hound. The lit- '" Because, the ash had twice Aro ped care if you denolinc& me before the woman-,'� she -simply, sald,L when"I'told LP , I
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# A good line of.* cavi.-e0s. ter. question be. put to i.me' several from his digar." I . I ' . I I . whole world,. if you ,publish: my sin her all.. I . . . . . L � - .,. 'Allan, And-lils. pretty young, wirep.CV& - . � . , ,
:. carried I . . .. 4 times, and* alwa.yp WIth,a-.v6iCe *fii6h - - "ExcP116ht! L This Is a Colleague, Wat- , m, the hodsetops-you. c" - d - i i .' " cUpk the ol.d Drexel mansion�, ow t*# *. ' .
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. . � . . vibrated with exbItement.". ' . . . . ... I son; after: our own. heart. , But ..the Lro .. . an o Jus , ,.I, must'toll ,you..a piece of news, slbpe, * oT,, Abe - �Orange-,�kouniainr. 1191W. � m. 1. .
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. . "I can well remember: driving up to . I ,.. 1. I. as. you please.. I would. like t6.',kno* Inez- Allan �Dmxel And Coralle are.'ir., , .. -- sei � fhr,'ft=w - * . I ..
. . . .: I marks?" I . t fa:te L. � * , . overlooks' iNe valley, . , .
. ,, what you, intend.to ao, what my the 61ty;, they came her� for the same � �, I . .
J Best ,'Nvork at lo.We§i -his house lul'the evening, dome three. th He-,hiid left his own.mark's all over is. to be.'i - I �., . L � . � ..purp,ose that I did; to attend tbe'Mar- , 'Eagle Rock. ' I ' f-1. , .- . . . . �
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rates. - ' I . I : I I . . 4. " L "Yotrarb togotree,Lhiez," said Cora, At: Gras festival. I hope,to, Himvbn � you: . it the o el frlejmft' delight, 4�p , , ..., _
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* . I . . chanced*,to, be at his hall door. J had .. . cern no otherg.'sl' . . . I al . . 4113. . m, for ft is a Cliginabig honle* . .. I
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# L I . . . . '- Sherlock Holmes 4 .Ile, gently. "The, casb. sh I be. diSmid.; will not, meet them!" 'had -gre5wu kL I ii � , . Just far, enough. removed 4rom. the tax-, . . I . .
I . I . descended: from my gig and was -stand� ' .struck his -ban , sed; all I Ask'In, ret&n is that you may, .Inez Monistrossor , .
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* . . . . eyes fix themselves over my abouldier, , iture- I .. - L.. . 1, - . . � . . . .., . . . I I. � . . . . .: . . .- �.:
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, . . . alid Stare -past ip� With an express on had dWy been here!" be cried. know 'it fortnight. like that . '.. ,. . . . . Ther6'19 one room la particubir. fat- - ,. � ,,, -,�
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. WNGER SEWING .� - of the iiiost dreadful horror L "It Is e*ldently a case of *6xitraordinar .. * . . 1. . . . . . I . �. . . ,.;, - ,: L .. hei-pretty home thatXoralie loves:tp . z ' **4
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I , # . Y L have just- .Passed.'t - . . . .... .. . . . . . finger In, kere - She wilif sit for* , ,
4) . . .1 1* ,round and L Iiid Just time to ekLitch a lhterest,`and one Which presented Im. . . "Coral homm - - - .
. . glimpse Of something wh . Ich. I t . ,Inse opportunities to' the' se I slit it is; will' to dr6p, the ma,t- . fe, her, hated i1val with Allan ' willow �basket 11nieff 'vith * , -, I
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MA0H1,;4.E$. I be -a' large *black elU expert. Tbat'gravel page upon which I' i ter, so be ,C,T�taid Inez� - proudly. . "At. New Orleans! " . . L , pale, blue Silk, wid' the daintlist of"ram - - -. * � . ,
. . . . . . . f passing. at the. L . . Jr The thought . almost maddened:Inez .
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* ' :, might have!read so. ratch Lhg A I the bdzt,7 galis meto accept my frbe- - Montstroa . sor. - . - ` - L . . . in �,Ahis willow 'sheff'-:- - -IMN .,�.,�, ,
. head �of the *ive. .So e':EEJied . and I , s bee . . . . I . With . I .. ." . ,
I 'edle,�', L I � . . . 11 . I .. Ong I 'ddm from't Smotheied by daint " I 1- . �'.
Oil- iihd - parts: * - alarmed wi ere this smudged:by the r, you, my hated rivaVI
s he that I. was Compelled ain. and de- She turned,to. the window without ,,*':'All that day she brooded over it, and . L Y. act, to the, fittarse * . . ..... I .
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0 .. I . . %fi�al Ra"; d L -been and look.akound for I ... L P . Mortimer, t9 Y. 7.:-'s.on. . L curly-balr6d litt]6 -fell . I . . ,.j,
I . t. . .0h, Dr. Mortimer Dr. ' . . ... � ' . . 6W-Ahe pride cif - , " �
* 11) thf. old WattS [JI -11k S�'Ore' L " '0 It was- gon% .b6wev6r, and th�' inctw' th � of her presence, little dreaming under. l,ous . . . .. his h ' . �. I
. I . 0 , L ' , Ink that' -you. should- hot have called . � I and.gome� papa, "4. th'g� deilgh� at .,-,., , . . .
10 " , . I . L . . .. . .. .j what circumstances she would'look at . She soon found o4t'-what he . , " . .,
I � - I . . � .. dent Appeared -the worst im- me' n rideeld much to. an� I. Ink Montstr . I , " L, . N t Y his mamma-�-pretty- i1ttle'Airair- - - . .
Z . .. 1. . *L . . to, make I . . .I 1 You ..haveA I .. o�sor's face a a n. were stopping at. 'A cry of. heoullation IL " . . . I . .. .1 L.:
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. . I . .I- I + "And now' my- darling, Where shall I . . I - - � ... . . . 1 .
. . him aifthe evenlii& and It was 441 �Holmds, I - escaped her I ps:. . 01 yimAi�W*thanL the-. master-workaim . ..
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. . hei bad, shown;. that he. confided,tco my world, and I .-have Already. given my LI L . Ife; and T`6dbrik Burnbam�.ther pretty.. . , , ,. , 1.
. . . I . i time shall. lea,ve New York fpr'the .at.'that hotel-ho.mask, no domin.6 , -who Was'bince!GbraRcese. , . 1.
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in when first I carn6. 1 mention this. sides, besides--�-' Is ; . . .. . .L L West.' You must glire me My answer could conceal,. _ me., . �sole companion in thb.silk-milf whes -. , L. . !
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'L . . L .. I bifore 1. go, - Coralie, darling. '. gay Southdrn city, . " . ".
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TheJUCK1119P M Wal F11'a Small episode because ft a . :isumes. 0 "Why do you hesitate?"- . 'they .ran. their loome side by . I . . . �
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. Importance In view sof. 'the Aragidk - - -"There is ealm In which the most,, ,.Why. 40, yo L : go at * '11"All * ', to . . 1.1i,
* , . . . . . I -4 r ,hope Of U, a i she' % sl$r�nkled flowers .and. bright with t I he L I . , .."
. nSUfanCe ,C0MQanU ..:,. )vbjch..fol t -d* st 6xpei�enced of ,deted- An I . . .. I.
I . lbwed,;;but I was convinced .,-apine.aii . mo � . I . - ' .. 11 ... .1. , I I . . lopes . whmn Saturday L night. dame, .. til . . � �
- . I . . - . I � . . Asked fdintly. , L I . light., of the -sitars. 1. ... . . . . I L . . L. I . L'. . .
. . . . 1. " at the time that1he niattiar:�was: 6itliea�. e"'"ellples&'! - .. . . I . . . 'L to. . . I see If -they dared Aake: Just w Uttle; - , ,. , , i.
. . . I . � I ''.., .7 I. I ,,J�o L M i ' '- :"Bdci.use. I ain,not a -.man 11Vd'oil .L 'The. streets '*ere thronged-.. with L . . . , .
-Farm a I trivial -and ibat-his oxCitement had ,� U: . ean tbt4t thi� �thing -is .super- - , . . . I from their m'itb to buy soenc� loriged 11 . .. ...,
. I . � . .. my Wife's nty," he ,declared.. "No, eo � .
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nd Isolated Town PraOertk7 no justification. L . . . I . bou p* ple, gorgeous With. flying .bunting , ' to L furbelo* tliat. struc
. 1. .. . . � ad; Cora]16-�I'could not do It" � and ablaze with -torched; f the great . I I 1. .1 I .:. � . .
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-0niv Insured . . ".It was -at my advice that Sir CbArles did ziot'pcositi.' ely say so 11 i I I
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L -OFFICER I S- . .1 - ".. . . wag about to. go to IL L I ' , Yo L u nk it." , - . . . i Me* must not keiely h er. Mardi Gras carnival Comes on , I . Y once ., I . �.. I I L ' ' . ". I :. . ..
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J. B. McLean,' Presidents. Kippe'll 11. was, I knew,'akicted, allid,the Constant - ince the tragedy, ' Mr.` Holmes . - - I � given up her. place in the,niflf,- sfiil� - :. I 1.
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O.; Tbos. Fraser, VicL-Pi a�xlety in which - t1i, have.. dome - to my ears several .. I .. to keep him with -her.. In her rooni Coralle was putting the Will be.'Pedbra Burnham. .but' a,L feW. , .. _ I
. rpsideui; he lived, however . , ere Sao turn e 'ling .1 L L
Brucefield _ * .E. Hays. ,3ec., gnize.ricAl the, causb of.it might -be * L Incidents which are hakd to reco L jbd,ti) hlm��as shyly� . aiid finishing touch's to her loilet,'snill *eeks more, th,en she will: be led, too " � I . . I . .
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. was bvidefitly -the settleiY-vrdop of. N e. 1) shrinkingly as 6, sdhool-girl. .. halt quizzically at 'the Wistful, pretty . I L .
. . .. having a 1jericoqs-efieci . with . . the altar by a Young lawyer-wealthys,' I I
Treasurer, Seafortb P..O ' UPC ' - "For'exainnIe?" I . . I . .1. .44bo you'. remember. what Ruth. 'in 4itapled face.the mirror r6ft6cied. - - . . . . I
I fi his heafth. I-66ught that a fe - . .. . L . they good-lookIng-and, what Is b6st-of-aW I .
. , I W . the Seripti[ire, Said to him. whom'she' ' -It-haa beeii'AllaWs Wish that . .
-DIRtCTORS- , . .' L . Months among th6'distractionsof, town - L # . 'I fln�T th9fbefoie ibe:terrible evei2t . loved! I .Will go., should attend this ma�ked'ball, , and'he Who love$ 'her with ifi 116 heart- .. . . I � I .
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, . . occurred, several 'People had seen: a ,. Oh . . I
William Shesney, Seaforth ; John. would send.hfin back a new. man, M , 'WhereAhoil goest; . . .. I
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. r.. � I o Allan - cried Im- lasied. - - I , There Is little more to, a.64, j1qW L I I .
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Grieve, Winthrop ; G6orge !Dale, Sea- ,18tapleton, k -.,mutual.' friend who'.1was . creature upon, the moor which corres- P�Islvely. , do � not go!" shG lived ,to rue it while his Ate . I thgt Coralle aud "Allan -a - . 11. .1
. . . , . , t .. arms "How strange it is that.1 feel'such'a ' . , re happy tis . . I . .
forth; John Watt, Harlock ; John - much concerned at his state of health, ; .. p6ndswith this. Bnskervllle� demon, and I brewing he.r... white I gethbr at last, despite -all the. trials . . .
� I I around his fteek, 116r. if ' - presentiment of coming evil," thought - .
Bennewies, . Brodliagari , James'Evans w4s-,of the same � opinion, ,At the last � ' wh1ch could not possibly be Any animal - . you �go, tak6, through which they have passed. - ' , * . - .
.. 1 I me with you.. f-1 am all alone In. the C,pralie, pushing: back the, heavy gol- . I .
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. ,. Instant came this terrible datastr , nown to� science. They all agreed.that . . , Coralle -is only twenty nOW`A]Xd her L I
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Beechwoori ; James Connolly' Clinton! "On the nlght,�oi Sir Charles'6.des. . It was a huge. creature, lumin0ug 'oildL butlor youi.and-and- Ohs. , den curls fr her face.: "If'Allan had' devoted, handsome young husband de- I I . . . �
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L Barrymore, the butler, -who made the i ghastly, and spectral. I ha*e�cross-exj - . .. I .. -
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Rol:,eirt Smith, Harlock; 'E'. Kin. elts-bovery, se�nt Perkins the gr�drn;on.� Alnilned these. men, one of them a hard- I I . Y � An his eyes, as.he pusheO' back the , I .
obley, Sealorth ; - James Cummiligs, "If I love you! I.w.orship youi my ' � "It is quite amusing, and ratherro- heavy golden curls -from her face, ana `- . I
. . horsebick to ine, -.a�nd as. I was sittQ... headed �dountryman, one -a farrier, and ' darling! ol cried Allan. "Do not Aempt manti6 too, that I ha�,e succe6dedin . . .1
Egmonctville; . ,J. W. Veo. Holmes- L . . . . hisses the rosy, .. . ' .,.
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Ville. . � . I . .. up late I was able to..reach Bask6rville one, a moorland. farmer, who 'All tell - 'me to stay," 4 1 . .. L keeping it quite a 'secret from Allan, .. I dimpled cheeks. ....; -/
.. the sa:me story of this dreadful apparl. And'Coralle, neover ceasl'S thankIng "' '. -
. I . . Hall within an hofir.bf -thel event. I , - , "Do 'be. tenipted;11 , she whi4pered, what my costume is to be� JtWould be, ,1he ,fit. . 1 A . .
Parties desirous to �ffeet.sinsuran-,e chocked ind corroborated allAhe facts tion,, exactly corr6spondingL to the hellm , "You -must not'. leave me; you must the height: of absurdity Ao I try . to In- e 'that led her to the, Drexer I . . . . 1. . . .
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or transact other busir.ess Will , 'bq� .ftich.weremention6d at the inquest., I . hound of'the, legend.' I assure, you tnat Stay. We need never remenaber . to intb. a flirtation." , ,". . ' . . I
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promptly attended to on - application followed the footsteps down the Yew there Is a reignof terror In the district whom. the wealth belongs -what is the , She. had. told Allan, as he started she bad. never- been, a Working girl fii. . . . I
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the above office . oor-gate , cross the *oor at night." . ', 'There -was. one half moment. of her ,iw an -hour, And - she would be She Would never. have m6t Allan-�-aud - ' ..
-to their respectiv6 ,pottclffides. Loqser *hdie he seenied to,have waited., I re- I that he 'never WouIdL baV'3 .*on for. W* - - .
, . marked the change iii the 9hape-of the "And you; d t,ra,lned man,of scl6nq., --,silence and h0itation on 4 his*, part;' ready, with a mischievous smile thaV. bride, Coralip, the prlde�j)f the milL I - * ' - '.
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nearest the, scene. . .. I , therowere 'no ,,:her. footsteps. save . I "I. do not knorit. what to believe." !. heart between duty and loVe--the lo . ve SheL hastily penned.d.note to him ' 1- I -91 .. i, I . - .. I I : � a , ". ' . . . L . . � ".
. . �, . . . . . Holmes. Shrugged his shoaldprs. " . . J1 conquered. He,blasged her t . Ing that sha had gone to, joln.the . . . :, . THE END. . � I ,� I . . . L .L .
. � .those otBarrymore on the'goft grave*91 o his heart, -say I . ,.. I .. . . . I ,; . . . � �, N' ' .
VA . ..- . I . � and finally I. carefully examined the, "Ibave hitherto. confined MY InVe8- , murmuring tligt . he, could not leave . k,e and inviting him, to, find her,. . - .. ., ' ' I . - � . . I . .
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. . . til mir arrival, LSIrL'Charles lay on bit =way I have coin'batted evil, but "This shall b& out real wedding -day, , The gorgeotils ballroom 'below was T,he possibilities In- finger prin't"Wen- I .' - . . . I
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. . " - *. the gToundi and his featured convulsed. would, perha�gi be too ambitious, a Up our lives from that sunny morning Aimidly, and took up her position be- question being put to Dr. 1prancid. Giaj.�, . .
C6.4 , � . I - . . task. Y6tyou must Admit that the foot- when we were wed and parted I do ixeath d group of palms. . . . I �,
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=5�-.-i - . . re was certainly no , I in an unclouded future. had been,patiently atching the en- state, -. , . .. I I 1. .
I .. I * .: . physical Injury of any kind. But one, enough to tug a man's throat out, and Every life'has Its trials, 'Its - sorroy�s; - trance, lit. Up with , a savage glare as' They had received Informations; thii9i � ' : ' ') I
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UpWar& . 'Dr. Mortinier-16oked "*I did not ss�y that I desired yoil to longer that cruel oath." � I of a gypsy-queen.standityg beside'her. Dr, Galton's,answer was .. �
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FOR SALE BY . W. 1 . 1, HELLYAR, print$ of A kliLtle, hound! 11 I do With ;Sir Henry .Baskerville, who Who Shall describe the scene thAt., L Coralle laughed - 6, little, light,, happy there is no difficultyi,. . .
. . CLINT6N, ONT. .. I - . � . ' arrived. At Waterloo -8tatIon,o,Dr. i followed, as Coralle knelt In the long . laugh that made the hot blood In Inez would. be, sufficlen . I . I
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