The Signal, 1910-3-24, Page 6' t [LSO.%Y, MARCH 'Jet! 1910
THE SIGNAL: GODERICH ONTARIO
5he Port of
Missing
Men.
B,)' Meredith Nichol yon,
Author of '-Tbe Reuse el •
houwnd Candles"
Copyright,. 190:. by the ito,bbe-Merrill
Company
• _Inontilw••d from page 31
"Thane --you fur tai waif! i didn't
know he was here! .But 1 ani not
exactly here --1 nave a mue'h • safer
plate." Ile swept the blue hilted horn
--son with Illk hand_ "at. Chlnn•t'net
and I will not shoot at each other in
the hotel dining room. But 1 am -relaid
relieved that he bas • eon*. We have:
an interesting fashion oe •running into
each other. It would positively l%rieve
me to be nhllged to watt long for him."
Fie smiled and thrust his-bat.nnder
his crm. The gun was dropping behind
the great weiteen bayrlesde: and a drill
Irbil crept sharpb over tbe valley
Be started io walk beside her as she
turned away, bdt she paused abruptly.
"Oh, this won't do at all! J can't be
Seen with you, even Matte ahado* ,ot
My own house:--I-utmost tsOjtWe
tike the side gate," tted'she indicated
It by a nod of her bead.
;'Not if 1 know myself! 1 am not a'
fraudulent member of the German no-
bility -you- baye told me so yourself.
Your cooallenee >s clear. I assure X011
mine Is equally so! And I nut not a
on, Ming Clallsorne, to sneak out by
de gates, .partirnlarlY when i tutor•i
er the fence! 'it's a long way around
-how, anon 1 have n. horse over thele
en here by the inn"
y't,rnthcr'-
at. fart -Myer, of noun*: ' At alnnit
noanr they to rude:
is 111,p -eighty i.'eupled.t' -
there 1s • NI. • Chant -emit- ile
, •agib/nee brit mmitse hluiselet'
The. 11: ol mtrlp•{I ttie t'enlllda atept;'
to .the top ilnil 1111'netl for
1,iiok at him. He ,till i.e.!,
tel eon) In one hand and
the titter Into the side
nt •Ile Wart wholly at
el nailed hie fuer and
h :leek that 'Shirley
ad no wish 10 Ire
ahe Instantly nod -
half tllrntel Rwny
•• 'I! n broad walk that led to the
ole .d have been latetreted to
know that when he was out or sight
Shirley v.aIkeit to the veranda rail atal
bent forward. Itateaing to Ida steps on
the gravel, after the hedge and shrub-
bery had hidden bilin. And she stool
thus until the faint click of the gate
told her that be had gone.
She did not know that as the gate
.dosed upon hits he met Chauvenet
fare to face.
rely
'Chapter
AN
ENYORCIAD IlITa&VIiw,
ONS1EU11 C$AUVIII:
NETT_
Armitage , uncovered
smilingly. Chauvenet
stared mutely as Ar-
mitage paused with his
tack to the Claiborne gate. Chativettet
was dressed, with -;boa usual care and
tore tate latest •.carnation in the lapel
•Iof his top goat. lie struck the ground
eitls his at Wk. hie look of astonishment
passed'1 and he smiled pleasantly as he
tenoned .Cern tenons galutllttnt.---
-My, dear .armitage!" he ulurtnured
"I tilde -3t 1 after all Illy
and sin. 1 -
a
a mnrue.il i
tied hie hat
had di.ygiett
pocket of ids ,
east•,,attd tltt' r
gave him a iso -
IiLrd. itut ahe
found with him, an
daft lila dlsmitemi mit
her for a moment --
-I'• am.tterfectiv willing to afford J1
Chauvenet MI lank! ut h' entertain
anent. \ We are tsimnt to hive minty
meeting's i nm afr:ild he readied this
charming volley -rebore md:ahnL ns n
role, 1 pr
him. it's
I assure peel
Tie Inughe
be said. hut
she 'made. the tall tylllare of the tannin,
da framing her against the white wenn
of the house and`, the nrehltrave high
above speaking, ao tu• Ihnucht. fur.the
amplitude. the bread t1P of her nafttre'
11'r --green eint11 gn n 11fgrded the
happiest possible con rant w-1111 the
whiny haekgronml, and der lint -for a
pawn.' li•t tis remember, may express
the dre• smoker. but a hat expresses
who wears it -Mer hat. Ar -
.aware, WAN a trifle of
naught np at one side
mea. -
Her an7,oylnce- ht flnding is•r,clln
lingering to listen To hitt was niarl:eol
,tlble gathorinrt
111 the matter of
t feet In his
d the t%mgue
skilled in
ter to
be •n little. ahead of
wtllnl, the mi -Telt whirr.
thinllr•t; tittle of Iv hat
lighting in the picture
the Worm
mltage WS
black - velvet
with auowy p
lit en lamest linp000t'
of her Moms It wet\
nn Instant. Zile heart
joy nt the sight of her, n
that Years of prtetice ba
reser`'' and evill(m was pornes$eel by
a reckless spirit. •
'She
pir t,Si• lin ilio I r1reiessly, but said\noth-
" Sat ellen 1 wait. for people,
alw. le. conte even in a strange
gola. ' It" added )darlingly. "Now', 1.
1,� not long 80" -
Use
fid•••-
llle profile and gaineel, her
he liked It •be+t, though leer
Ilfllel a little high n resent.
went :,gal iso her own yielding curioat-
apeal;ing rapidly, and the
f Same other tongue than
lent linnlieh arrested her
r1 nt other `+mei,
•
when 1 'told a young
• tc,thlen nor a, very
'
'Be la a via.' who soda the
trine tine tuvenet ti
In s
taking of , .or soma von Stroebers lBs
ao deftly and secretly you prove rayppiloaophy. It was a clever job. mon-
sieur!"
Chaui(eoet's gloved fingers caught atb
his mastace.
"That Ia almostu1t
1r . M. diem
distinguishedm
tage. A distinguished stateeaa ta
kilted, therefore I .oust hani
halve ur*esed
how. YOU forget that there's 8 dfder-
ence between us. You are an unknown
adventurer carried on the books of the
police as a fugitive from justice. awl
I can wank to the hotel sad get twenty lat
reputable men to vouch tar e. I ad -
%Ise you to be careful not to mention
my fronto' In connection with Count 'ma
titroebei's death."
He had begim jauntily, but -closed toArmitagehest, and when he finWhed Armitage
nodded to signify that be notlerstead
perfectly. re
A few modeaths, and you 'raoasd
be in a position to comtnand tribute
from a high quarter, monsieur."
as-
sassination."Your mind seems to tarn uponas-
sassination. If you know so mock
about.StroebeVs death ins uziehartzwrals
that you lent. Europe at a time wires
you might halve rendered
In finding, the murderer. Its a Mawr
plclons. M. Armitage! His known' at,
the llntel Moate 'Roan in Genesis that
you were the last person to enisy asM
Interview with the venerable-s1ai-
• t i;rr T) ex eo: M Yea dee I am not tiro; tn. Army
good Cbanvenet The place is full of �• 1
fevers. 1 couldn't take the risk." "Yon are not dull, Cbauvenet You
"Ile is indeeed a wive man who 'safe- are ouly ebot•tsighted. The same wit -
guards his health." replied the other• nooses know that John Armitage was at
•'You are quite right And when one the Hotel Biotite Rosa for twenty-four
has had many narrow escapes -o board following the count's •• • re.
may be excused fur exercising rathet Meanwhile where were you, ules
particular are. iso you not . find It Chauvenet?"
go':" mocked Armitage. • i Obauveuet's hand again weut to
-Mn dear fellow. Lay life is one long face, which whitened, though b
fight against ennui. Danger, excite- sought refnge.again bu flippant irony.
.mrut, the hazard of my Precious lige- "Torye stare! Where was 1, r'uou-
sucb' pleasures of late, have teen de- Meer? 'Uudoubtediy you know all My
nied me." --- 1 ' movewnuts, so that it la unnecessary is
. "Bat you are young and of iliktrepid ,for rue to have any opinions h1 the- lyra
THE
BEST
REMEDY
ForWomen-Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound
ellevine, Ont. -"I was so weak
let
worn out from a female weakness
ha concluded Lydia F fink
THY l5' r K QTs-
Liverpool W.,eat
or, o':i; r_• ►�
• rotations.
noires Close Lowe
•r -Live Stock
aloe '
Live. l . '! ,
ten.
taten. '', :, '•
,law•J 1,:c resin'
thee MaJ - . ' ono, 5sc lower, WW1
l/ar . : - Options.
Ms -
N
p.fr
Ii, miles. Mar. 31.
t'Ina,'cl 10 -any
, U1 gat aa) ,Y1,1
isu,lwx rl•.nrd uunhum
day .'ata, 19sc nigher.
�,. .H.,, 31•0',',. Jul)
, Joh. 37t.
Grain MarksL
•• , ,•salt $1 00 10 $1 10
sit 100 ,•.,
r • , bush 106 ,,.
fduckj,..ra.,. I.ush - o r
Iryr, noels; 0'R .•..
Borley: bu►hel 0 ••••
fit
to try oats. Lusbel
ham's Vegetable
several bottles of • ctecae. rel 11' o Is o 111
F'gge, Ila•N'-Tu lel e
It, • and I gained gutter, w•DaruMr, dairy, Ib0 20 0 A
13u11rr, store lots 00
•t "
Rutter• rrramery, solids .:0.e6 0:!
:Mutter, creamery. Ib. tall.'0 •9) 0 a1
•faun a>'. cxtrtlrt wl. ' 0 10,:. i
Horsy','ruluba. per dozen $?21 3 I
New York Dairy Market.
NI•;\C V I1tK, Murch 21. -Butter, flr•ner'.
receipts. 6"`:I.' t'reontery. al•.. •'•:,as
3L,-: third,: MI.,'
fleets. lie to 31'5.: 1,••'v 1,
sternad to. .pedal. Ise to Sae: state d•u,•y .
....ninon' to firm. "k• to .L14r' pra'cn.,
first to speeb Ire to 3114e: western tact
Rory, 2. to Z1t4e: western imllatldn erv'. ,- •
erye. :l a'- to C.
Clrr�• firm: rebelpts. Fra2: stare. Pi
ct earn, fall m -eke, special. 1:'e• to Is n .
afire), C•se: de.. :rood 14) Woo-. het, t4
•If.cc. do., current make. J1's1. 1•'tr• (a ''•
n art do., common to fair, 1::c to skins. 1'•:
to spi:ia,i; 3e to 1(55••. I
Womeneverywhereshouldremember r;t;g,r;;;wrv.; receipts. vt, .vl,,, r r'a
tl1at there is no other remedy known p -h -ani:' and nearby limiters., whirr frm
ttritteeltrine-that ii ill-6tiCY-tranajh u'"ak_ 24c Lie '� .11 jl 1, t sere. w111tP t, _'
news and so successfully. ;,1,n rn 'n +n`•,hr
tale as Lydia F.. b..a a . r .H h, rpt
through the Change of tr y �r, " ,.: n -lest. to _:•,a : s . an•..
1'iuklt:un's\'egetable l.'0mputmd. made 21/f.•c
from native roots and herbs.
For 1i0, years it has been curing • CATTLE •MARKETS.
- Peas bushel ,...s
t
Cuntpou1 ..I took
Toronto Dairy Market.
• 0 00
0 41 0 41
strength so rapidly
that it seemed to
make anew woman
of me. 1 condo as
good s day's work
as i ever did. I
sincerely bless the
day that I made up
my mind to take
your medicine for
female weakness.
and [ stn exceedingly grateful to you for
aur kind tette s, as I certainly profited
permission to
1 l' h this time you wish."--
Ontario,
ish -
1) t io Canada
by them. I give youpe
pn) is I a an
Mrs. ALBERT VICKETT, Ilellev[Ile,
Cure Your Cold
White Pi le w .n W,1.1 Lhe ', •yl:
Laxative B:on u. u • .e : i e s 1•'
sure cures ; ' S p t -k'u. e
11. C. DUNLOP
1) l: t 1.1.1" 1 GODEILICH.
1 c ssfuUv carry women 'Io,. 1 PI'
offemale
Ie
, e ayOTaL
forms em
• 1 r«mth
women t
11
' Cables Steady -Hors Easier on U.
I. -inflammation, � tllcdration, alis- Y
cements, tibrotd'tumors, irregtllari- Exchanges, ,
periodic pains, W.i-ckache, and 1 rN't+\. ltnrch 'i-
t.lverpn .I
Ile prostration.. '1.01 1 i,t..l,tes5juate7rl1-ealtte (Amer:
st1 • h t 1 t to 141• dr :�,c l to•lYi •
spirit mtxli:ieur. It would be aqulte matter" If y , u want special advice write frit, .roc , Io.e1. steep. at I4 +. 1 '
�rprisiug 11 some perilous advetture "Quite so! Your opinions are not of.tri•ittrMrs,Pinkllant;Lenfl,MlI rs. .-pet u.. T '
bid not overtake you !&'fore the silver great value to me, for I emploSC1l 't itl fit • and slaYnye h'clpful. Union Steck Yards* `4`-
rour li:dr." ' agents to, trace every trove you trade TORI 14TV, nblart•t .I . Receipt, eipt, •.,
gets in . -
".�hS . L assure yo1�`abe _ speculation during ilia month In ,a hicL Count cent r live sU&tk at the [' uiut,i retool:, :+
le You to Binned was stabbed- to death in Li. decay ,tial the horses.. . Were :•4 carloads. a.n-1-1 inc "1 l':-
.
interests - me, but 1 trust troub btr teed 1whet- has barn 1
e� o iuteeestiu hew '.t- cattle. 40 brigs... it -l:a• p" u:,1 ;a:,1,
t+t use poria,"- aolrtinueil l'haur'enet in railway carriage. It la S Ho monntont and they !sole t 6 wr a.;Ilc.
•
the sante tour. "I shall quttte forget that I have comulitted the. recon) to the deepening A til dice!.. tip the wind- Exporters
that l set out -to uprise a call If 1 linger memory. • If tbe story would luterest
ing troll that lett ut'n` :atone caddy. Ccs.rhe Campbell a t+.sola ! r vs '
tied Ginn• -,b ('o of t'hi•wco'r'o rattle, all for . •.l•. r:. a.
fir your.cllurwiuR t'ty" ou"- do Itc t . r
tow, in • J
r• ; to 1g :::, k' if a•:'s, r • :1
_._.:. 4r _. -
follows: Steers, at rt
-BM l 'must ask 'fou to delay your I The hand that again -ought the _- t ❑ -
call for the present '1 shall greatly • slight mustache trembled slightly, but to 3g 7 hula., . to 15.:�.
'MlPgan's Expe sive paint.
Silas Merger, a to i'::fir living on to ts:.;-.
\\•:hidby- island, Wash.. recently, dug Butchers.
up over 8 score quart c:t'0. each COB. ('hence Pinter Battle .•d.1 from 1'C
only t• ora• t.romr' t co, latter
raining a red. stick! Duh lance. pow• fs, hut. 11,
;'sin a sunt smell. Tie king the Mune of gond, 1c t„ F.- togd u-•,. t
g to 3630; common.. 33 to $5 41, e„w'a.
;Ina was paint. '!hr, 0l•1 m t inn; p,
ilto'i hes three-roorn .cottast
:;'i=ht s shower waslie 1 away
A Melntosh bought GJ esportera, at ?•..
•
value your cowpahy down the road a.. C•hauveuet ewlletL
little way. 1t anon trifling floor, and ( . "You should write the ,memoirs of
you are a Luau of delightful courtesy' your very interesting career, my dear
Cbauvenet twisted his 'mustache re- fellow. 1 cannot listen to your babble
AectIvely. - lits wind bad been busy longer." '
seeking means of turning the meeting . "1 do net intend that yo shall, but
to his own advantage.' Ile had [net yonr- whereabouts ou Itoo ay uight.
Gene
Ile I
face, it
head aril
ty. ilo ten
slight 1117,1
his usually 1
ear nom'. ne it
"In Ccnevn,\
lady that 1 w:
t decor -
That
every
roan
to
dmagivaWo_, 1Lr,1, aft of the; year mss' Betel expla• to o ,d t}.. fresh Lahr and
spot 111 the world for an encounter be nation. M. Chauvenet." t• ok whstt n nlaine l in o[m ra
tween then`. hill he was hot a man "lf it should. 1 shall call upon you. hi- drlig_ist. The pl irntacist
who enjoyed surprises. 'Ile had taken my dear fellow!" - ••,.vered , the euhstance to be pu
care that the eaposure of Armitage at . "Save yourself the trouble! The bu- opium worth close to $3110 per call.
Washington should be telegraphed to 1 reau 1 employed to investigatte .the } - The oil farmer nearly collapsed
every part of the country and pot upon matter could assist you mach better. "!' n he thought of the 2! cans of
h tat► daubs'
a -
e
o tum r 4 upon the
the cables. Ile had expected Arml• All I could offer would be copies of its ,,,h l,oar;le of bis shanty. Through
tape to leave Washington. but be. had ! very thorough reports. The `number of in.:Senotancz of • the drug her had
no idea that he would turn up at a i cups of conies. your friend Durand ,,,,ted no•nrly $9,4Xy) worth.
fashionable resort greatly affected by drank for breakfast this morning nt The opiuru Wits probably eached in
Wanhlrlgtonhn113 and only a compare• his lodging.' in Vienna whl•reacb me ih • , gone by t omug1I1•r+ op^rating
tively short distance from the capital. due course!" . • ween •P(uuet Sound points aryl Vice
lie was at a serest disadvantage in notreally' .n, it The smugglers tften
-"You are a devil of a fellow, 1
knowing Aneitage's plans and .trate• John Armitage! So much knowledge!
gy. Ills oea mind was curiously tune
ningrnd his reasoning poweri traverse.
cd oblique lines. IIe was thus. prone 1
to tmpate similar mental processes ton
other people. Simplicity and directness
11e did not understand at e11. He had
underrated Armitage's courage and
daring: he wished to make no farther I .
mistakes. and he walked hark toward
the hotel wltb apparent good grate.
Armitage spoke now In a very different
key. and the change dlsplensed Chau-
venet, for he much affected, ironical
raillery. and his companion's sterner
tones disconcerted him.
"I take this opportunity to give you
a solemn warning. M. Jules Chanvenet,
altos Rimbaud. and thereby render
you a greater service than yen know.
Yon have undertaken a deep 'end dam-
geToua gnrlle. It is sptetacnlnr, It 1s
picturesque, It Is Immense! It is so
o pent ons 1t IllinTakti1'R-tern=
Mee Ro`an's trifling In comparison with
the end•to ire ohtninen. Now look about
you for It moment. M. Jules Chauvenett So acute an intellect! You are too ns 11127., welrrhel 'sty the vara .
in thea menntnln :dr n man may grow wise to throw away your lite futilely." Confessions.The market for malt tar ata tl/Aa'srn
VITT sant and nee matters very clearly. "You have been most generot)s In •
The woman begged the bacbelor girl 1 nod P'1" are steadily worktrtr hf,he- •
feature was th,. gond demand tier 1:11
Ta')tldmt, Paris. Berlin. \'henna -they sparing it thea far!" iaoghed Armitage, I not to go yet awhile. She was so nt Ili to .9c per I1,. Anal 'ewer grades
nre h long wap off• and the things they and Chauvenet took'inatant advantage I argent that{ the girl finally sat down from 40 to 7e. There were a fele 1' 0
rated
dt+rMtage pointed riding crop. began to .writ
•',1 New Substitute for Coal."
p a.ke.l °pilaff' in quart cane, an
1,02117 a •amu dgl' lighter pinned ex,
trannatlon hf _ ntle•er3 On the •,round
that the cans contained fruit.
Where Inspiration Site.
Mr+. Quilluser came rapt( -•iris. Nat -
i}' into her hush. it's study. :t-t1.i
1 hand .ligftly '.:n his shoulder. and
p.•ered over,at the cheat of halt -writ
1 ;es oil ht+ (leak.
\ 'til are \sy u working on now,
:. she :1+6 ,I gently, •
. )" Mary's 'tenons," ho answered,
1', ,-, u1-. but wVthout looking up.
'.t r- ,4t.;1luser �t udied a moment.
• ,.- If panning. -"invest. Willie needs
A pair of shoe: mare,, than -Mary `foes
the mittens. 1 h:i.vo already prnmized
them to the poor bo Hadn'i you
Netter work on Willie's, shoes . first,
ol son"
- .t11 right, Nolni••, all right," he re-
pile,i, kindly,,turning his eyes up into
Nelle.', great patient ones.
a Then hep ar back "An Ode to
down aha road with the Dancing h," an• c ger
't� a Sunday special on
u Y cwt. .
Milkers and Springsfs.
.a. ,no.14rate mail. o ,Id at Iowa r 1,' c
ranging front 1l) 0i 8 •:'1 h.
Veer Ga1V1R
Thr general run "f ,•:.Iv,• weld :it '
-$3 per (-Wt., but a frac
LtoLght Pe to 310 per a wt.
' Sheep and Lambs.
biters were • htg her .11 1•.nnd: s1•• -,
wee, 16 In WA per ('81.. rams. t.
ewt.: yrartlnl' Iar,h-. ss sot 1 '
•wt.: swing boobs: r o:u•h, and •
e would bring mitre money. .
Hogs. .
s, fed Water, d at the mark., '1
Lp b.. carr. at ruuntr•' . (1
entreat Live Stock.
Al..'March 21.- I ''. .
Stock Yards. la 1 , 1. 2 `.I r
est week were ctt,• .•
a. 1.412 hogs and 16";....
this morning N:'r•
d lamp•. 1400 tun:.
Cher was fir 'mrd t
the most sat,: ;
quality of ' 1 -- .. • it,
.1 ...Wed, L, ..'1
tntart) nt:•!:: - 1
conalderir
-1 wore r•,,, .
Fw'
lam
gel
and
MONTI{
the Montre
ket, ret riot*
' nl.eetnund lett
while oft4Hn
•(81110.. a2
sheep
Silo cads es. The
Easter trade one
ever held here, Th
Was all. that could
ctnai tln0 of chid
littera end heifers.
al'pply, the prices dema
of the way. when the
the past two month/ M t•onab:•' 2. ,n,
the fact that AmPitean hit, ere I a, '
thru. the best sections of tl, nitr, .1
ding b -ac to le per lb,.far c0I ret do„ . it
the barna. Prices show an
lac to Ike per 10. of loel.1 bIIver, „a•.
The attendance
large and there were also several 2. int
butchers from Qiwbee and Ottawa.
wirers and heifers Pole nt fetor to le g t
at 04c to g+,4r': fairly goof. rake to (9 Iter
at 554e to 54,9c: medium at ('1c to 7...;
1•(t\
common at (r to 414c per Ib.
TI•er, ribs some demand from P•fpnrt^r,
for cattle and a few head were pick"I u1
to complete shipments at from 6c to a'i.
per •Its
Hog priers show a farther a dearer n
40, to bit• per cwt. due to eontln tied stoat
NU • les. Ar'*n'$lng to what .dr»vers a7
t w now ' , :to �1 retire and In worm,
sections of the •, and the 0.11
Bons are that they w111 go to th11t,11'.1 01
'-
Pelee of w'•1011.81 lots were made to --1 •
Make Each Animal Worth
25% Over Its Cost
On 3iofaCent a Day
Nobody ever beard of .'stock food" c ur,ng the bot. or "the, making
hen. 1..y in winter. increasing the yield of milk live pounds per caw a day,
orrestoring ruiedownwn.mala to plumpness and vigor.
When you feed stock food " to your :ow. horse, swine or poultry.
` y c ae are merely feeding them what you are growing on your own (arm.
__-'•
Your animals do need;not were feed. but something to help throe
•t :ell the genal out of the feed you give them s9 they can get fat2.04
"THE
maga
and..tate 1 n all Year round: also to prevent dwease. can disease and keep
Laren: W,rwrr ../ them p to.lie t„a s>iME cundtnrm Nn -t ek lood' can de all e.
ROYAL PURPLE, STUCK SPECIFIC can and does.
It y
:
•��: Not a ``Stock Food'-' But a ``Conditioner"
ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPhCIFIC contains no gra in. n,:r farm products. 1t ,nerea+a,
yield of milk from three to hey pounds per cow nee ealeY *lore the Spc.,n..has been used two
weeks. It makes the milq richer and adds aesh • gster'than any other nrrpl....1 n known.•
Young calves led with ROYAL PURPLE are as large at six weeks old as they would be alien
lcd ',ton nrdina ry materials at ten .reek..
LOYAL PURPLE STOCK SPICIFIC ht Ild. up rundown animal. and reetnrea them to -
FL• arras almost m l6l j)'. Cures bots. col•:. Norm•. kin doc.,sr$ and .kiI t)• r�m.,n�e"n .
1M0 M:1'.wan.thehhtrirm-n, says: -Truierrr t-PURPt'tlhTO aPSCit!'
eier. •strntly in the feeling of The he; 1.m! l .o -•t wanner of any pacer on Grand Circuit in
ISM, and 'Henry Winters' 2 m.,t. brother of Alin Winters.' wanner of $36.000 .n tr,'ttirastakea
in lash •Thew hurws hive neo •r h. en nit their feed since 1 •mmrnccd using Kota' Purple
Soec•ti: almost a year Ago, an t I Nal Always tiave it in my stables•" e
oyat ae
. iST3C ( AND POULTRY SPECIFICS
qnq?,21. radtage of ROYAL Pt I: .STOCK SPECIFIC N:!t la rt one an n :d verb
w. , lsahttte ever two.` 'r Js
p:•a s Jav
r„s.n My tont_ A�!I tt���ppau tnnta•n'ng four trees the
t tldava. ROYAL PyRPLE well tronas' he value
$:y q. ^k fattener, sfmulal,ng tate' aerator and the
inures feed inn, h. Ac , he11 fittrnrr'it i -a leader.
nvy -ins. ROYAL PURPLE pOULTRY SPECT.
rsM.k. -.(Mw ae rent p la/t will. last, twenty live
'(welts -five hen* 2S0 dA N .:his lour time. more
1.makrs a " laying tuck n "out of 30ur hops
`h at eonetin,tlime a,u1' urea ottr Maan.
)�:K SPECIFIC ur POULTRY SPECIFIC i•
dy
la.t but n(ti• Jays and are gm•.m t ere
.• kncq hat ww• a date, and lasts hal
dltWant Of the fifty Gent fre.karu w:1 v0
•of soar. stock MI. It n an astonish,
relish for f..ud assisting nature todigest
It willsay many tittle. 4? :001 in vet;
ia1C /s ovr other 5inec:ilk for poultry. .1.11‘
hens -70 d i,+, ..r a pad waling 11 711 N-,tt last
matrr'01 for on'y thrre•timea the ...et.
l 411201 r :rd wi-.,e•'rJ ,ant•• f nOs r,..n
liver) p..,'..ge of ROYAL PURPLS ST
f,i:can.Ja _ tnsti,h,cwhad.,n'b},lv, car: C r•
OYAL PURPLh STOCK SPSC1I IC
guaramelsl. -
J. toe ROY 4L PURPLE nn oto of your !limit. and any M�10 n" potation on another
animal in thersame. condition: a!rcr cr,u.rine r.'alts ynu will t, yRUIlAL PURPLE has
them an he.yi tod:ath, or etsebackcom.syoarne -PR/fa-Ask-
your m:r.hant ur write us for rut' y11 sable Y1 nag.. booklet on :at'le
and paltry d,sea•ee. containing .I a,
s'okinlr•-err•(ta and r1'1 rtknlar• shut
ROYAL PURPLR ST and POUL-
TRY SPECIFICS.
H ', • carnet as Kpy\at Purple
firer\I,i�a 1'..'n merchants Nagar's. ws
4,11 ., ,•'• y lull direct. exon \. ,.n'pard.
on 18--0t •,f 51 70 a pad for either Poultry
or Sao k SOec,hcs.
yourM11senet. geYY n.t'etinarTsr. a \\M 1;
Par site by all up•tadtte mercl 1nts.
W. 1. Jenkins Mfg. Co., Loidos, CtL. -
koynl Putnlr tide•► end I'1w111) `t" :.• - ani tree buokleu err kn.. 44w:+ •., •. -•
etantl for lone their splendor when al his change of humor. again. Then the two sat perfectly still situ among these Amcrlenn tnOOn- 'Perhaps---perhaps-1 have pledged and silent, looking at each other.
tafno nnil reflects upon the pettiness my faith In the wrong quarter, mon- nI know what you are thinking,"
and sordidres of man's common ambt- sieur. If 1 may aa}' i ., we are both sold the bachelor girl by and by.
ons" fairly clever men; together We Could said
asked the Woman. -
"Is this ez/mlfnm nr pemrntlnn, my achieve much!" •
"That, now you've got me to stay, osMpts, 1at0 ;1411,1: good M choir,., n,'• '
dear fellow?","So you would sell one would you?" I
"It is bothreplied Armitage sac- langhed Armitage. "You miserable fit- you wonder why It was you Insisted higher:
, g1 "r: eo �. ,rtmrdrtocerr113 is°I'
so. You don't 'Jnnw what to do with sh.sppin s' 3a:* M :7ba: huteher'a•, r
2541rimop, and Chamtrenet one sorry he tie blackguard, I should like to join , me or to say to me, now Natters to ( t7.:+; heifer.. 11.75 to t7: cows, x1.2', i
lad spoken, for Armitage Mopped Short forces with you- Your knack of get- stay hung, et to puns atoriters and , feed • -
ina innely 'stretch of the highway and Ung the poison into the right cup e B ` "How did you Press Its' the woman .ham to $5.75•
xmt .0,4„grxsack ,•rt'PnAy. r2 „, r'-
Mlle---RMelpte MO (lead; nethie an
Se to SII.
..'elp,s, 10$0 head: active and, r. 1
• heavy, 1120 to 1115; mixed,.
1I 110
1.16 to 311.'„ , orkers, $10 tb to t11.'11: p.ers
111071 to 111.1': roughs 1tn 1" to 110,41: an
1 It to M: deities 111.71 to 111,36.
ehokee wiring hurdle offered, R•hirb 'n^
with ready vette at from 112 to 115 n'eeh
and smeller MI, PR at IR to 110. A few rm 1
lata of ahem were sold at 51,4.• to lie pet
lb.
East Buffalo Cattle Market.
FAST 1BUF1'.2T4), March 21-t'aM', ate
continued in a disagreeable, incisive time would bo a valuable _-----. Uughed.
tone: we are not made for each other in this -1- ughe felt just tbgt way myself," Bald et"
floc
"f inn swat from WaahfaRton after world. In the next -who knows?" the bachelor girl "many and many • to jr„ In
roe told that vestry et £'tatbslAtes sup- "As you will! 1 dare say you would the b
per tnble, not la'v:fuse 1 woe nfrald of be an exacting partner"
yonr ncruaatlon. but bee*iire l wanted "All of that, Chnnvenet! You do ....�
to watch Four plans n little in Nlecnrlty. best to stick to your present employer. -
The nny ma1 h 1 r wo 00n1(1 ince helped He needs you and the like of you -1 i
She I,yathnhfy hoop/yd his Jhnnlsan4
aIf -Lel mon to appear -It was really
the oddest, thing to the world that nl-
mestt immediately M. Jules ('hauvenet
arrived at mtne own inn: 1t Is inevita-
ble; it is always sure to be my fate,"
be conclttdonl monrtifnlly. y
He iow(d low, restored the shabby
bat to ilia bead with the Beset hit or a
Msarlak and straws iwny through the
me hnnieiliately was rentor Sander- don't! but remember -if there's a god-
son. and 1 knew that he wee to Mon- dean depth in Vlchen In a certain high
tarn." quarter you will not live to reap the
C:hnnyenet smiled with a return of benefits. Charles Louis rules Austria-
IInngal7. Ills coram, your friend
n'a'tra
1),1.. course. The hoar was chorea Frauds; 1s not of kingly proportions.
,
we' l()f l I advise you to cable the amiable bu-
"Acer whitey, to fact, than vow rand of a diseoluUon of partnership.
chMrr of that Mg ertruu gin of yours. It is now too late for you to colt at
lie's n clime! fellow, with more brawn Judge Ctall►orne'a, and 1 ehnli trouble
then hrnlna, 1 had no trouble In ohnk• you to walk on•lirrswn the road for ten
g him off, in il(alton, where !nn rote minutes. if you look rotind or follow
n ly aolvesed hitt i ehonld he taking inc. I Shall certa1,nty turn you Into
Ili. M(tntreni hint
oomrthltig less attractive than a pillar
I' nvertet honked. TMa was pre- of Reit You do wet' to consult your
elael whet he had 10141 lmnl to ez- Wem rnrsranl"'
pert. Vie shifted from one foot to ate
Anriffetrte pointed down the road
with Ids riding crop. As Chauvenet
'other i1d• wondered PIM bow he env walked elnwly away, swinglnR how
to *len from Armitage. He ergo- gone
tel.
Armitage ramal townrd the ho-
tel. Tbe shadow of night was Infold -
Ina the hills. end 0 wAs quite dark
Mnll.,rne.nd he deeper reelentsd hav-
Ing htlaln(e-- thtiust • • ,n him.
• New York Live `Sock, -
I NEW YORK, March 21. vee -Re
The more you eat .• wipes. 3187; market. firm: est era se sae
i Gives-RPrPlpta, 34ri`•,tr.'1Y to 2& low
'tar to t. �7 1 e'en
Qua er Oats 11. f 0, t. and f11 soave MSS: Tiitl� 1 Ainna, tM„ i, M 1a: dreneo4 i $&t tttc:„1
city drawee' vents. at me to Ise: (nem,
drowned, at lex to twos.
Rhee, and tftmts-Rerelpte, 1151; mark••
n e '1R to alt: epilIs, 0r.H) to t -
'Iambs. 010 to 011; Mlle, infill t..
Hogs Receipts, 5730 head, :•trod, at 11
to 011,11'; bevy, 1t1,
Chicago Live Stock.
• (lite 2(10, March 21 --Cattle-Receipts
!este; n.arket, 1A' to 15c higher; 1w0Pra
06.10 to t1As6; rOlre, )L75 to pr.); heifer.
31 to IR 75: Mill., 15.26 ter a.m. nevem, 1
2 to 110.11. stackers end feeders. $4.75'10 $a a
, Ibogs. rer•Plpts. aeon. market, re to t0
louts?, Ahotre hrvtvy, 510..0 to 111; botch
eery, Hoole 4qn 111. heart 0113181, Set al, to MIT
ctl1R light. 110.75 to 016.115; pre'kteg, MINI
•01 tb, pigs. 1Ni.a► 10 1100: Milk of weir/
vt071 ut 1M ao
Sheeey--Recelpta, 14,4101); manna ■wady
sheep, 17.00 In 117!' hRrllat 1r.1• ` 111126
ryaruaga. 17.E M �•
nnlb, $:.60 to 3(.15. cows, 1 t, In. d
!, flare et 14144 to tae.
ter.
7 tai
the better your health
will bc.
Practical expcsri-
ments with athlete;
show Ctuaker Oats
to he the grcateat
strength ma!:': r.
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tif ciat jig, t � � •�
!q (Z,A PLE, LEA ion 1.)
j"::77/7_ - its rithness and exquisite•
r riivorgive an added dcliciotle-
'' ncos to homemade "tweets"
and x:r..inties. Be sure you
get COWAN'S - the cocoa
with th'2 Maple Leaf Label.
TUE COWAN CO. 1.1.W1TI:D•
TORONTO. tai
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Some early-tjoinlf people still allow their
dealer% to sell thein n substitute for
EELD1NGs
SPOOL SILKS
usiursztruttri'vtliPi
re you -one of they=going kind
or are you 'jvipt C'notnil: to insist on '
"the silk Haat doesn't kink ?" '
1f you don't know '' BEL
\INLira" you doa'l know ..hat
weal with
rltslwn•..
Aivk your denier for li►+t of pre'miu'ms -
offered for empty fepooife. or write 10
lffLOIMi, PAUL & CO.
L.IM.ITi rli
74 Bay Street
TORONTO