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coPyroG►lr.li`-' :'y Ie,1r.eire a OROT►itRS s;rat. i
0o I i tggy. with d
Pool
blood, and his feet rested'
o le a rod loa
,leas. The blanket" were soaked and
llt.rrcll bad wale d an instant t
long, (or the melt's•vol/ea had held s
steed'', their words had been so vita
that the finish found him o tunprepateJ
but, throstbig the lantern Into Polson'
hoed, lie had backed off a, i,ace au
hurl. J him�•elf at the decor. Ile fell t
Iris knees inside and nit instant late
fused himself wreathes;: for his lift.
bete eon beteon two raging beasts. The lied
ti•nnnt knew Duret must - have euteted
too, though he could not see tato, fo
the lantern. shed neelckly gloom ore
the chaos. He was 1, 'ke' d despe ratel
w ith-John Gale, who timer ham -abou
end handled hint Ilke'h lkl, fightin
like an old gray wolf lietery with yeate
:Ind terrible fu his ruge. Only for th
lantern's light Cate would d�,ul,tk.'
Caere sheathed Jtla weer ren in. his new
assailant, but the more fien„'ly th
-trader struggled the more tenaciously
the soldier clung. As it was, Gale car
sled the lieutenant with him and
I strni•k over his basil at Stark
Puleon had leafed into the room at
Burners heels to receive the impact of
a heavy body hurled backward intb hie
arms to if by shute irresistible force.
Ile seized it and tore it away from the
thing that pressed after and'boredown
Masi It with the ferocity of a wild
beast. Ile saw Gale reach' over the
lieutenant's.-head--:end-awing---his arm,
saw the knife blade bury Itself In what
he held, then saw it rip away and felt
a hot stream spurt into hula face. Iki-
t"r• tet glimpsed 'turret. rising from his
knees, his arms about the trader's
waist; and the mixt Instant the com-
batants were dragged apart
The lieutenant wrenched the drip-
ping blade from oaken band. ' It fie
luu,er gleamed, lint was warm and
slippery in his fingers. Puleon held
Stairs gun. -which- wu__cfllpti' and
1 l "Den Stark." said the tortured lover
Iyou ro a sick uwn, and you'll be guile
s
lir hall aft hour at this rate. Won'
'.ell de elle dwr.ut thing before you
u e
I Ole?"
r "Bub! I'w all right."
I'll get you a ductur it you'll tell
ll it it here she is. If you don't I'll -let
Inti tit:. For God's aakk, Mea. speak
ups,
✓ 'tile wounded w44 itrov en to rise, but
✓ could Lot„'theu rousidered for a mo-
t went before he saki:
"I Ikon her away.” -
g "While?"e "Ci' river on that freighter, that left
s I ist bight. She'll go out by Skagway.
• it I'll join her later, where I can
e terve' her to myseif. She a forty wiles
up river 'tow and getting farther every
I dilute. Oh, you can't catch her!"
The three men etarekl at one another
''i tinkly.
-•v%DydJO she ger-said Gale tinily.
""Because I told her who she was
.,ud who you are; because she thinks
Sim killed lies mother; because she
east glad to get away." .Now that he
east grown too weak to (unlet violent
pale the marl lied malevoleutly, gloat
log user what he saw In the trader's
i
"\ever wind, old man; l'U bring her
sack," said Burrell and laid a comfort -
tug baud i,u Gale's shoulder, for the
islet that etes was sate, the fact of
Tickets and further information may
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Dawn Town Agent •
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THE ROAD FOR
BIG GAME
Moose, Bear, Cariboo, Deer
All Varieties'of Small Game
Are found mashet e in Kee 'ter abate!.
ance Or under an ire faroraW" en,-
ditions than un the (',enarli:tn Pacitlt'
Main Line between M,'tt ewa and the
Manitoba bot'idery, Ask for "Oien
Seasons for Gane and Fish," "Fisti-
ng and Shooting," "Sportsman's
Map," etc,
('ret your tickets and infornratioh
from
JOS. KIi)f), Agent.
Corner Suitare and West Street.
'Phone (1. Residence 1211.
OBae blurs - d 411a. in. to " :111 p.m.
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CANADIAN NORTHERN
ONTARIO
NU RS
Something About t s e
and Deer.
it is now pretty well known
sot,, hi.nteta that the hest deer
hunting colietry in Ont tri , is
on the line of the (:au.ulialt
Northern Ontaeit', and that limiter.
receive special attention. Ali. ie
Price Green, Passenger Agent of the
lint', is a hunter himself Who goes
right with the pirtiew and looks after
there; in fact, he located in est of
them. This year the line will be
opened north sit Mt'ttnveu-,d' ;FILO the
midst 'of the' mono- ronnlry. They
are reported very thick,: the engineers
say that they have never, seen any-
thing like it.. The sun',.e season up
there opens. October fish, fifteen tiny,.
l's'fore the deer . We have something
special on **Pew place that will take
three parties of doer It infers: «'rite
U. i'Rit;i; (9RKEN, Canadian North-
ern Building, Toronto, •
G. JOHNSTON
EMBALMER
AND
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
F aralt are and l'ndertaking waremon,-
Went nide Annarw,
'1'ICONk : Arne ser 00.1r:1;1,
ltealdenre 1711
Ntaht drilla: Al residence, Is trlllian
Mt tort.
smoking.
The tight had not lasted, a minute.
and yet what terrible havoc had been
wrought! The gambler was drenched
with his own blued, which gushed
free' him, black Ip the yellow tliekt'r
and -so plentifully that the Frenchman
was Lefouled with it, while Gale, too.
was kurribly stained, but whether
fnon kis own or his enemy's veins It.
wa : Lard to tell. The trader paid no
heed to himself noir to' the Intruder,,
all,'.win, Burrell to push hint back
against .the well, the breath wheezing
laid out o his lungs, his eyes few
tencd on Stark.
"l •;;ot you. Bennett:" lie cried
hoarsely. t"Your mage• Is no god."
IUs /crib Rhowed tbroogh ills grizzleel
muzi'Ie like the fangs of Koine wild
animal.
Bennett, or. Stark, as the others
knew hurl., lunged about with his cap-
tor, trying to get at his enemy nail
crying curses on them all, but he was
liken c ldiel In 1'oleun's arms, Grad-
ually he weakened, and suddenly re-
,i,s ,tnet• died out Of him.
'v'ome away from here," the lieuten-
ant ordered Gale,
l'ct tiiet old man did not hear and
reit: •est 1iim+elf as If tc resume the
tot .:o eh- lila bare hands, whereupon
t!;.' sehlier, finding himself shaking
I e fr11,teun.l child and Strewing.
'1 •'!lv•„eat at what be Bawl
t-1 iliiy to prevent the en'
,•ai r. •,.•sired iiia emienand.
"Come away,"' be shouted. Bat the
words sounded foolishly flat and
inane.
Then Stark spoke intelligibly for the
first time:
"' 'rest hien! You've
got to believe
wb 1 told you now, Barrell." lie
poured. forth a stream of uriapenkable
profanity, smitten by the biller knowl-
edge of his first and only defeat.
"You'll hang, Gaylord! 171 see your
neck 'atret'bedr" To Poison he panted
elrttedty: "I followed him for fifteen
years, floret He killed my wife!"
rrera d—d ser'
man.
"No, it Ish't. Tie's
for it back In Caltforlda,
down in cold blood, then ran off with
my kid. That's her he
She's mine. Ain't I right lieutenant?"
At this final,deueperate effort to flu
the .rime upon hie rival
eft on him with loathing.
"It's no use, Stark,
say she killed herself. W
Ing outside the door, b0
got It frau your own lips."
Until this moment
stood on his own feet,
said the French -
under indhrtment
He shot her
calls Norte.
Burrell torn -
We heard you
e were offend-
th
of us, and
the man had
but now he
began to sag, geeing which Polson
supported him to the bed, where he
nk weakly, collapsing in every joint
an enusele.
"it's a 'job," he snarled. "You put
this up, you three, and came here to
gang me." An unnatural shudder con-
vulsed him as his wounds bit at him,
and then he Barrs] up viclonnly. "But
I'll bent you all I've got the girl.
I've got her-"
"NI'cla!" cried Burrell, suddenly re-
memla'ring, for this affray had driven
*11 elite from his mind. •
Stark crouehtl on the edge of his
bunk, a ghastly gray grinning thing.
One weapon still remained to him, and
he used it.
"Yes, i've got my daughter."
"Where Is she?" demanded the trad-
er hoarsely. "Whereon my girl?'
The gambler chuckled. An agony
Solre'el him till he hhwmghed and atom
gird . Then, as the spell panned, he
laughed again.
"She's got yon in her bead, like the
methe'r had, hat I'll drive it out I'll
treat her like i did her."
Gnte uttered a terrible cry and
moved upon him, bet Burrell shoal-
dered the trlldcr nide, himself pos-
sessed by a cold fury that Intensifled
ids strength tenfold.
"Stop it, Gale Let me attend to
this. I'll snake him tell."
"Oh, will your mocked the girl's
(ether.
"Where le she?'
"None of your d d be/einem," Again
he was seised with a parorywm that
loft hkpu shivering and his Atte seise
Ionise lug something, relieved him
r eicely. but Stark's next words pluug-
id lieu Imo even blacker horror than
the trader felt.
"You, went want her if you eatcb
(Esse. ltuuhiurs will see to that."
"Cunuieu!" e
Ye s. I sent him with her,"
11,;, 'foyer cried' out to anguish and
hid Lila free in his hands.
"Hies wanted her for a long flute, so
I told elm to go ahead."
None of them noticed [Odeon Doret,
who upeu this uunatural confession
:clone (seemed to retain sufiieieut con-
trol to doubt and to reason. Ile was
thinking bard, straightening out:cer-
tain facts and trying to square this
horrible statement with things be bail
even and heard tonight. All of a sud-
den he uttered n great cry and belted
eut lute the darkness unheeded' by
title and Burrell, who stood dazed and
distraught with a fear greater than
tl::tt which a''s growing In Stark at
sight of his wounds.
'l'he gander loukid down at ids lis-'
juri•s, a1M'uel and closed• the lingers
of his hand as if to see whether he
still nialutained control of them, then
cried out at the two helpless men:.
"Well, are You going to let me krlectl
to death?"
It brought the soldier out of his
t r:• rice.
"Why -no, no! We'll get a doctor."
But Gale touched him en the shoul-
der and said:
"lie's Ito weak to get out lock
him In and let him die in the dark."
Stark cursed affrigbtedly, fob' it is a
terrible thine to bleed to death In the
dark, and in spite ofhimself thOlea:
tenant wavered: ',
1 can't du that. I promiseel"
"Ile told teat Ire to my Ori IT
gave her to that bound," said tit
trader, but Burrell shoved him through
the door.
"No; I can't do that!" And then to
the wounded wan he said, "I'll get a
doctor, but God have mercy on your
soul,:" He could not trust himself to
talk further with this creatute nor be
win hint any longer, fur, though lie
had a slight knowledge of surgery, he
w,ruld -sooner have touched a loath-
some serpent than the fiesb of this
monstrous man.
Iie pushed Gale ahead of hill], rind
the old mau went like a driven beast,
for his violence hind wasted itself, and
he-wes like a person under the spell
of a strong drug.
CHAPTER XVII.
'1110 LOVk ns. AOLatI noagT.
TI I - rhe itis( cruuehtug ft1 the
stern of Runnlot's bunt it
seemed ns If this day anti
night would never end. It
Keened as if the prix•esalen of natural
t'veuta must have ceased, that there
was no longer any time, for she had
been suffering steadily fur hours and
hours without end and began to won-
der dreamily whether she had not
skipped it tiny In her reckoning be-
tween the time when she first heard
of the strike on her claim end this
present moment, it occurred to her
that she was a rich girl wee •in her
own right, and she smiled her eralked
snale as she reflected that the thing
)1110. lint! hinged for without hope of
attainment had c•unle with confusing
se, ens and had left her unhappier
than et ,
livathos ant Hied of her -lonely vigil,
Hilo rive or prism ' it cough nod
said to her cotupuulue:
"Yon must be tired rowing so . d -
I ly ?"
"Oh. I don't mind It!" he replied.
.tt ttec sound of his Voles lite sat
bolt upright. It couldn't be. It this
we're Iltinnie/I he wnnlrl have spoken
!whirr. She ventured again tremulously:
"Have you nus idea what time it Is?'
"About 3 o'clock, I fancy."
-Who are you?" The gaestlan earns
tike -a alert -
"th,n't you knuwr
' N hat are you doing here, Mr Reu-
nion?"
"I'm rowing," he answered ears
levity:
"I've changed my mind, Mr. Item
nlon," she fold. "I don't want to go
down to the mission, i want yon tel
take me back," es
",Can't do it," be said "The current
Is tiinswift" ,
"Then set -toe ashore nod I'll walk
I eek. it can't be'faj to town."
"Twenly•pve Mies. We've bees age ( M
rholt .thtl a Wm""
—w 'QMt
"('lease do as I ask you, Mr. Hun.
Rhin. I've decide( I don't want to go
any farther,". He laughed, and the
sound aroused her: "Put me ashore
this minute!" she cried indignantly.
"What do you mean?"
When be made no answer, except to
continue the maddenleg monotony of
Ids movements, she was seized with a
Mev
s
41)
"What ore you doing here, Mr. Rea-
lsbaf"
rash "resat* to' wrench the oars out
of his hands and made a quick motion
toward him, at which he shouted:
"Sit down! Do yell want to upset
Us?"
The unstable croft lurched and dip-
i"'d dangerously; and, realizing the fu-
tility of her mad impulse, she sank
back on tier knees.
'Inn told we to ,taard the first boat
for St. Michael's," be said, "but I've
made a few plans of my own the last
hour or so."
"St. t?Ilchael's! Mr. Stark told you -
why, that's hupoesible! You misun-
derstood him, lie told you to row me
to the mission, I'm going to Father
Barnum's house,"
"No, you're not, end I didn't misun-
dsrstaud barn. Hr waots to get you
otitslde, all right, but I reckon you'd
rather go as Mrs. lturielon than as the
sweetheart of Ben Stark."
".ire you crazy?" the girl cried. "Mr.
Stark kindly offered to help me reach
the father at his mission. I'm nothing
to him, and I'm certainly not going to
be mephitic, to you. If I'd known you
were going to row the boat I should
have stayed at bonne, because I detest
you."
lie rested again on hi! oars and said,
with deliberation:
"Stark 'kindly offered,' did be? Well,
whenever lien Stark 'kindly' offers
anything I'm in on the pity. He's
had his eye on you for the last three
months, and he wants you, but lie
slipped a cog when be gave me the
oars. You tweeter be afraid, though.
I'm going to do the square thing by
you. We'll all In at the missies and
Ire married, and then we'll see whether
we want to go to St. Michael's or not.
thein h p'rawmaiiy- I'm for going back
to hlaiuls•au."
Tip' Cart's Inmr'y. her Indifference,
l lm n '- r ,' ,,,, •,: r.Ulde
of
Stark, urged
Mm, and, strongest of all, he was
drawn by his cupidity, for she would
be very rich, so the knowing ones sal.
Doubtless that was why Stark wabted
her, and, being a pian who acknowl-
edged no fidelity to his kind or his
Creator, Itunhbrtt determined to outwit
baa principal, I''i et. Burrell and rill the
rest
Neem Saw what a frail and helpless
thine she was. Nothing about her was
great save her soul, and that was im-
measurably vexes( and wearied. She
had Just lived through a grief that had
made her generous, and now she gain-
ed her first knowledge of the man -
animal's gross selfishness.
"You are abaointely daft" she said.
"You can't force me to marry you."
"I ain't going to force you. You'll do
It willingly."
"I'll elle first. I'll call the Brat man
we see. I'll tell Father Barnum, and
he'll have you run out of the country.
It would only take n word from me."
"If you haven't changed your mind
when we get to his place i'll run
through without stopping, but there
isn't another priest between' there and
St. Mike's, and hey the tome we get to
the mouth of the river I guess you'll
my 'Yes' to moat anything. However,
I'd rather marry you at Holy Cress
If you'll consent, and I'm pretty, sure
you will when yen think it over."
"We won't dice -use it."
"You don't understand yet." he con -
tinned slowly. "What will people say
When they know you ran away with
mer
"I'll tall them the troth."
"Buhl I'm too well known. No man
e16 the river would ever have you after
"Ton -you"- Het voice wail n-quiy-
er with indignation and loathing, but
her lips could not frame an epithet
it for Mtn. He continued rowing for
some time said:
"Wilt you ma -Jeer
"No. If this thing is ever known
Poisson will kill yon -or fathom"
Por a third date he rested on his
awes
Te tis opntsas+ •
Pontine, a de' . a to °made, glows
heir 'emu a it contattfspenuine Cana.
distt'Bear grease. Mk, a jar.
"Lifebuoy Soap" is delightfully' te-
fteshing for lather or toilet. For
wa.hi,y underclothing il. is unequal.
led. ('leanees and purifies..
Only ,tleres,ful remedies are"Je�r
imitated, it in evident that "i), 11t i.."
ltyntnnt l'leater% suecesefully relieve
s
rheumlc pain., resekache, plenrlsy,
ke, "The O. k i.." hare been an wide -
Le' in'ilated. ATpid disappoi tmont,,l
(let rtie genuine, •alo only by the
Devi, k Iawrenee Uo,•
For Pale
Delicate People
�• �Y�.��Illlll Sl<'Il
Builds up Streugtl ; brings back the
ruddy glow of health by creating a
natural appetite for nourishing food.
Get only the D. & L., the original.
r50e. and E1.GU, at all druggists.
Davis a Lawrence Ca, MoaueaL
Kellogg's
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Kellogg's Toasted Corn
Flakes is not a"medicine"
—it's a dainty, whole-
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But—it has all the r♦
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Purified.
It is because of Kellogg',
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Try it yourself—and be
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Organ carefully etueneas to at alt
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When a knife is dull a
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a "steel." She just
walks over to the
emery rod attachment
to Pandora, jives knife
six or eight passes over
the high-grade emery,
which puts on the
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This combined emery rod
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Just one of the many fm-
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rte.and, inthencipal provincial tome
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A traps of the current edition will le
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Dealers seeking agencies sail slaws.
.r their trade cards for LI, or large
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Several goof drivers for sale.
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Agent for
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Plows, Bissell Disc
Harrows, Land Rollers,
etc., etc,
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