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THE SIGNAL: GODERICH ONTARIO
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SIS TRACY
»`n. ti.. r 4..
a.. few fOsatidud ham tart west)
Vag net asgbctlss ars Woes
he ad then take ala eyes Ot tie
ma tar a few amass/ siewda
'!sere me ss incisions ime aesest111
Nag ha the 'life wage. 8a seen see
the deep color that deeded her chest,.
The glaaee that met Ns sparkled with
an intensity ot feeling that theme/
while it pesplez+e/.
"Plea* bards ,as It the garage
hurts, but 1f thet Is rot year motive
and then never was an, real reties
of your coming on this trip why are
you hers be said.
"Becaos. I am a foolish girl, 1 rep.
pew -because 1 *might that my pres-
ence might tabrpos* a eerlous
Meek between • criminal *ad
gime be bad planned to memo&
one wants to avoid bated people
change of climate in a most effectual
means, and I had not the mostly for
ordinary travel Believe me. Mr. Ho-
lder, I am not on board the Androm-
eda without good reason. I have o
whetted to have a talk wttb you.
think you are a man wbo would no
betray a confidence. if you agree to
help me, something may yet be done.
At fist I was sure that Captain Coke
world abandon bis wicked project u
soon as be discovered that I knew
wbat was In his mind. Bat now
am beginning to doubt leach day
brings us nearer South Amertc•, and --
and" -
She was breathless with excitement
She drew nearer to the silent and Im-
passive man at ber side. dropping ber
voice almost to a whisper. !the caught
his arm with an appealing hand.
"T am afraid that my pre.eoce win
offer no hindrance to his scheme." she
mnrmnted, "I am terrified t0 say seal
a thing. but 1 am certain, quite crab
talo. that tbe ship will be lost within
the next few days.
Reelertt though incredulous, coned not
but rat that the girt was saying
that which she bonestly thought to be
true.
"Lost! Do you mean that she win
be purposely thrown away?" be naked,
and his own voice was not wbolly un-
der control. for be was called on to
reprem a sodden temptation to kiss
away the tears tbat glistened In ber
brown eyes.
"Yea, that Is what be said -on the
rocks this side of Montevideo."
"He said -%who?"
"The -the captain."
"To whom did be say it?"
"Oh. Mr Hozler. do not ask that, bnt
believe me and beep me."
"How?"
"1 do not know. 1 am half distract-
ed wltb tbinking. What can we do?
Captain Coke simply 'swept aside my
first attempt to speak pialnly to him,
But -make no mistake -be /Knows that
I beard his very words, and tbere is
something in his manner. a carious
sort of quiet confidence• that frightens
me."
After that neither spoke durtng many
min btee.
"Tb•t to a very serious thing you
have told me, Miss Yorke," mattered
Hosier lit last,
not without a
backward
glance at t b e
sailor to the
wheelhouse to
assure himself
that nit m a n
could not by
any chance
overhear their
con versa Uon.
"But It is true
-dreadfully
true." said Iris,
clasping ber
hands together
and resting
them on the
high railing of
the bridge.
"Tt 1s aU the "scar rr n Tatra -
in e r e serious, D* mtiret ee TIMM"
inasmuch as "-ID ma-
we
ta
we ars helpless," he went on. "Don't
you nes bow impossible it 1s liven to
hint at It In any dlacnsslon with the
man principally concerned? 1 want
to say ibis, though -you are in Do dan-
ger.
Then is no ship so safe as one
that is picked out for willful destruc-
tion. Men will not sacrifice their own
lives even to make good an Insurance
policy, and 1 memoirs that ts what b
Weeded. So you era steep sound of
melts -at any rata until we near the
coast of Brasil I can onty promise
yes If say weerhfubem on my part
ear stop this piece of v111aley- Bello,
thee! Where op? Why 1. tie ship
tallies sway trots her courser
The sodden chum la Ida vele. '.tar.tied tie girt se gssatty that she attend
• Might shirt It melt ber ea appre-
ciable One to urdaesta.g tint he was
spearkkg te the man .t the *bed.
ales the sailer sinew wbat be mast.
bilmesildere gem wrong with the
tier at drat s 1 Med M pet bar ever
Ml b ream& Tiles she )!sowed
lie nem"
I corp b tie Mem*
em
�" w as, seam seem
asdwwrlr bee hes
hem
» � lea
g# las ales adds. la the outset st tics
iprseries ad Mewaseet or��i
ooke swung itlsrNt et to the bridge, i
"Weal Cm biowed1 You beret' r
said. Iooktsg at lib. "Wot 1e It new?
he asked. turnleg •herply to Hester.'
"Wheel stuck smiler
"Tis. sir. Has u happened belbter
"Weil--er-sat this trip.Bat it 'u
'appear& Jost ter a mtmalt 1 was
miria' It up with the night you nearly
run dews that bbomin' booker off the
Irish tent Ah, then she goes! Iv-
erytbfng 0. IL- hew. W'en deplete
comes well overhaul the Ode's.' files
thing if the weed jammed test se we
was (-roadie the Beerier
Hosier tried to ascertain teem the
watch if they had toned the cause et
tbe disturbance. but the men weld
only guess that *cheats blow with as
d. ( ads bad strtlgktened a kink la ere
the
a well delimit mute. 'line tees a
brae and snort of e.eaptag steam Y
the sailor inside the cb$rthonoe et'.
deavoted to force the m eitha ry tabs
Steady. tbarer' bellowed Hest r.
"Walt aunt w• bath 'Sassed the
gear boreal Titers may b• a kink tilt
• clutter
A rood order brutllpit the watebeee-
r7bs along the deck, Nee .l Ur
w en ran to erstala• the learns et
tbe bees fan shaped castles that aav-
e wed the movements et ale r ebbre.,
while others began to tap the wefts
ahieads which polecat& tito dreams'
of the casings. Doke treated the is.
is eldest with oosebalaaee.
a I "Thought you was to be called iris
the cross hove is eight. Hiss Terkel"
be said abruptly.
"1 am sorry to have to inform yes 1
that some people on board callsot der '
fres anguish between falsity and troth."
t she answered. "But please dont be
t angry with any of the men on my ac-
count, Mr. Roster tells me they often
confuse the false cross with the teal
one, and the mistake has been enjoy-
able."
"A reeler 'umbag, the Southern
1 Cross," grunted Coke. "It ain't a patch
on the bear"
Coke grinned at his own pleasantry.
To one of his bearers at least !t seem-
ed to be passing strange that be was
so ready to forget such a vital defect se
In the steering gear as had manifested e>s
Its existence a few minutes earlier. l
the thewlwd 'thiel." rimose WNW
Mho I tkta direst provocatlu.` "t want
1. WI les sesr-
(� "De.s the rap str eawred Mika
"1S. It doses't t sewer ',mrd
• d pala�l to me We. Dye
INC althaylrra shop?"
'sac/ of ttr cried the
eitillIgtper. whe had elivionetr.
' WIN mead as to tits person
Me Orr the oatllage. "T f a
doses eras, et it r tie atter
Owe was wean we pat tits
1 'final seise a< the cress
1st, sib the entasia esw est
the tasha" maid Rester✓, Oat tie esll .
saandar's welt&
MOW ►.t is tli►
mat :itr _
p melted est ale'
'are the tanks
enured. werU pat
Int• !erased*
Noreemet
ttt.rea aWle My a
day bet am' 1
I. the Ober
IW�agr es beard 7
lest til wit tare
the bleat -
Oahe I e roked
at list for t • season of 1812 :
tab Steamer )Elanmeic--0aptain, S. 1).
Foote ; ekiri eogintser, 8. rlrisb1n
4rosss• ppuu1rr•seerr, J. F. Rocas; steward, J.
tvll0e (birdhouse. Steamer HUreoM--Clap-
raspiest ; tai A, L. (!soli
F. n' Norris; Pie , abler engirt/ter,y;
purser. F. Bssttty ;
steward. W. 0. Hueter. 8taesaee
y«� 8asoo10- Oaptain. A. M Wtiglit
mire � a��. W. q�kJpps, .reward
Sat' aeasank--
Northers, Navigation 0o. Officers,
oollloog'wwood, Feb. 12. -Tae Northern
Navigation lluwp.ny b.. annouaoed
the fuHowlog appaincanots mu their
away b Modem.
.
tier at the chart
room, Hester
Sound him these
aloes ma err mer tater puri eve
IW ID coca. • eMn et he.
nand. Nerelia.
Ma ea hearfag the •t.warr'u version
et the flair ear to the bridge tar
teener •attgbtenmeot. bat Coke mere -
d toad bar that the bland was
a
'tire!'~ Menai station, so she could m-
ilks to her reels
!'Ola 1 go ashore r she asked.
.1 disco. Well sea. ICs a markt
sdtlabsee for the Brasile, an' tbey're
edgilypltlelar about teethe people
lard, bat they'll 'artily object to a
este Mug lady itke you 'avia' a pep
at 'em."
As his tone was unusually grin
rot to my jeering. stye resolved to
sad an opportunity of seeking Re-
does advice oa the cablegram prob-
lem. But the portent of the blood red
water' was not to be disregarded. Nee -
was Delphic oracle better aerrsd by
tare. The Andromeda began to roll
sslr.osly. Masses of black cloud
.u.ibed over the southern bartson.
midday the ship was drtvtng
through a heavy sea. Aa the day
wore the weather became even more
hre•tening. A sky and ocean that
d striven daring three weeks to
produce In splendid rivalry blends -of
pphtre blue and emerald green and
tenderest pink were now draped in •
road of gray mist With Increasing
frequency and venom vaultiog seas
Ned over the bows and sent stinging
owers of spray against the canvas
laid of the bridge_ Instead of the
tty white drill uniform and canvas
nes of the tropics the ship's officers
nned oilskins, sou'westers and sea
ts. Torrents swept the deers, and
occasional giant among waves
ote the bull with a thunderous blow
der which every rivet rattled and
ery plank creaked Despite these
drawbacks tbe Andromeda wormed
her way south. She behaved like tbe
stanch old sea prowler that she was.
Iris. of coulee, thought that she was
experiencing the storm of a century.
Badly scared at drat, she regained
some stock of courage *when Hosier
came twice to her cabin. pounded on
tbe door and shouted to ber such
news as be thought would take ber
mind otr the outer furies. The first
time he a00000ced that theey were
just "crossing the iine," and tbe girt
smiled ■t the tbonght that Neptune's
omen lair was uncommonly like the
glish channel at its WOreL On the
nd occsslen her clatter brought
cbeertng oews that they would be
et the lee of Fernando Noronha
ly next morning. She had sulficlent
lore to understand that this Im-
sbeltet from wind and wave, but
e1 omitted to tell ber that the
y pen.'ttcahle roadstead 1n the tie -
.
s
. hems on the weather Ode, would
rendered unsafe by the present ad -
rise combination of the elements. In
1. Coke bad already caned Watts
Hosier Into council. and they bad
wind with him that the wiser plan
Id be to bear In toward the Island
from the east and anchor In smooth
water as doss to /path point aaJbe
teed would Permit-
As
ermit
As for iris' wild foreboding that the
ship wns intended to be Iost. Philip
did not give 1t other than a psasing
thought. Coke was navigating the An-
dromeda with exceeding care and no
little skill, He was a firet rate prac-
tical
rep
tical sailor, and It was an education
to the younger man to watch bit ban-
ning
ao-
dling of the vessel tbrougboat the
worst part of the blow. About mid -
sleet the weafber moderated it tor
Proved steadily until a troubled dawn
heralded some fitful gleams of the
sun. By that time the magnificent
peek of remand* Noronha was plain-
ly ridable. cute caste le the bridge
and seta new course, almost dee wast.
noon It was possible to diettagolal the
roil extent et the espy Mm Acreage
appeared sad team eye green mese et
•sittvatles>,
tTb 1m esntl•adr
CHAPTER IT.
1 At
SHELLED ET A YTaT1RI0IIa TOT ON aHOp
COKE remained on the bridge no- t
til long after Iris bad seen and ha
admired the cluster of stars
WWcb old time navigators need
Ra
to regard with awe. When shafts of
white light began to taper pennon -like
to the eastern skythe ■h
girl went back to
her cabin. Contrary to Hozlet's exper-
Union, Coke did not attempt to draw tin
from him any account of their mover- sit
Ration prior to the Inexplicable mishap ab
to the wbeeL He examined a couple na
of charts, made a slight alteration in eh
the course and at 4 o'clock took charge do
of the bridge. boo
"Just 'ave a look around now while ram
things Is quiet," be said, nodding to
Hozler confidentially. "i'll teU you nn
wot I fancy. A rat dragged a bit of ev
bone into a gear box. If the planktn'
is badly worn anywhere, get the car-
penter to see to IL 1 do 'ate to 'ave a
feelin' that the wheel can let you
down. S'pose we was matin' Bahia
on the homeward run an' that 'appeo-
edl It 'nd be the end of the pore ole
ship, an' oo'd credit !t? Not a soul.
They'd alt say. 'Jimmie threw 'er
sway!'"
[foxier found a gnawed piece of has
bone lying In the exact position-anticl-
pared by Coke.
The carpenter busied himself with
sawing and hammering during the ch
whole of the next two days. for the lien
Abdromeda revealed many gaps in ber Seco
woodwork, but the escapade of au er- the
rant ham bone was utterly eclipsed try 004
a new sensation. At daybreak one ear
morning every drop of water In the leak
vessel's tanks suddenly assumed • pled
Host
Ort!
!arid
be
v.
Mc
arid
rich blood red tint. Title unnerving
discovery was made by the cook, who
was horrified to see a ruby stream
pouring Into the earliest kettle. 'l'bink-
lag that an iron pipe bad become ort•
dtaed with startling rapidity, be tried
another tap. Finally there could be no
blinking lbs fact that by some un-
canny means the whole of the fresh
water on board had acquired the color
1f not the taste of • thin burgundy.
Coke was snmmooed bastily. No -
biome oblige, being captain, be val-
iantly Ksayd the tank of sampling
this strove beverage.
"It ain't pleat." be .^nnonnced, gtu.
tan tlptekusy at rite little group ot
aasfaced men w ...e awaited bb
"edict "it sartlnly ain't Whoa, bat
Ire truss dor any teetotal brew Pee
tackled In all me born days. lire.
Watta, you know tete tang of every
kind o' Ilkker-'ave • sup-••
.'Not moot' saki Watts "i do.'t Ilke
the look of it. First time I've ever
seen red ink on tap. Yoe the rest et
Dna frlp I stick to bottled beer or
•omethIng with a Zabel"
"it smells Ilk* an 1nfUalon of per-
manganate of potamb," volenb reed He-
aler.
"(toes It?" growled Coke, wke MOM -
ad to be s'rsstiy aasoyed. "Wet a pts
It ain't an inhales et wbisky se' pia
..er and be tiered vindictively at
Watts, "sem* Ijjtt 'as lots player •
trick es ea. there wet It to--acuso
bleat seater 'oo deal give • hooray
1n Wes fee tee se' coffee •a' coma.
bet mate a IMa0_ Stoeatd r
"Ta err." odd the mesa roofs at1en1.
Oat
-Purees est et the saga water be
tie ketene as' wises*ken the table'
every meal ifs te gran opt moo IM
maselly pub sway owes aaswamms trot t'm slot ga(hr til
Mks wet et toff deeps lestaid elf eel
�w
.261/ allegflAhr_11 IOW Ole
to
wnu
H.'d Keep Away.
it was ani day. Pat and Mik• were
obliged to bait their heavily loaded
cart to make way !toe a funeral. Gas -
in � promising'. Pat maidenly ren
"Nike, i wish i knew where 1 was
goi to die. 14 give *UM to know
"Well.where Fin toting/ on die."
if you knew IPat," good weekl it do
"Lots," said Pat, "stem I'd nivir
Na load! Musty. . N`wwae R.Maek�.
A Hartle of mem 1s, as, Mr
tfty-three years In the mane dear,
OrenJo umiak !° have 4l..am-t/e-
cb et en '
J, 11. Murrisot►. tit
aptaia.. Y. Nome: dills( engineer. B.
Pam. Q.. R. etorry;
w
ewatd. 8. R. Wellman'.
n'.�!�!�'
wisp et diel _
Oita stawwra.
getemer autbte••-OapWo.
fr-UareYoa;chief 8. easy;
y. fitomme want W. G. Cox ; table • •�,
F. Beatty • purser. J. A.
e�"1e6
Steamer Doric -Captain, SAM IBML
Steamer Ionic n. J. D. Moat.
goloorY ; chief engineer. J. Louden.
Her Two Victims.
Attetidart (showing visitor through
'tomtit, a yiem)---Yes, air. we have
some very pathetic cams here. Now
in this room is a poor fellow who lost
bis reason bemuse tbe Irit•i ile was in
love with marbled another. nue.
Visitae-Very cad ! Very rad ! And
wbo scoupits
rite? this padded cell opp.•
Attendant. -Wm. That's the man she
married.
hos helped countless
thousands of thin, weak,
dedicate children -reads
them ',trona, plump
and 9bgt.
it creates as appetite,
adds disweibg, fills the
veins with rich rod
Mood.
Afar liposes or doss
of weight .from any
cause, it brings strssgth
and flesh quicker than
anything else.
ser.daM aessadea Tomei
Tee earliest, best •aweeed .ad
mursehest is the World.
ITS COMING
Mat's coming? Why Seedtime, thou tie
Harvest bet 8e Harvest depends very
largely on the quality of the Seeds yeti
sow. Oar Catalogue ter 1912 is bigger sad
better than ever. 'Pella you all about over
1,580 kinds of Field Roots, Grains, Veget-
ables, and Flower Seeds, Small
Fruits,
Flowering Shrubs, Plants, Implements, etc.
Itsat this out swamit to as with your armsed jestswam draw Address ear Oatalseas will he eget
ye sad • present with it. De It , ADDAMS".
Dareh & Hunter Seed Co., Limited,
Dept, 41 Losdoa, Out. tz
NATURE'S LAWS.
Nature's hws are perfect deftly we obey theme bat disease follows di•obedi-
ena'. Go straight to Nature for the cure, to the forest; there are mysteries three,
some of which we an fathom for you, Take the bark of the Wild-cberry ten.,
with mandrake root, Oregon grape root, stone root, queen's root, bloodroot end
/olden seal root, make • scientific, gtyoerio extract 04 thea, with just the right
proportions, and you hive
DOCTOR PIERCE'S GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
4t took Dr. Pierce, with the assistance of two learned cheolists and ph.Aao
chits, many months of hard work experimenting to peropi
this vegetable alterative and tonic extract of the treadaot•
eiciency,
C. W. P.wcar, en.
DIa C. W. PAWL/KT, of M(ilvllie Caltf.,wrltea:'" 1 disk
to tele yon that I have used your ' Ookien Medical D1s-
covery'.in my family for twenty years. We have had a
doctor called In but once during that, time. I heves flay
of ten children, all well and hearty, for whicph, to a great
extent, we owe thanks to you and your °Golden Medical
Discovery' and' Pellets which we use when sick."
•
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate end invigorate
stomach, liver and bowels. Sager-ooated, tiny gram:les.
roving by Actual- Experiment
This experiment will always interact the cklv
siren, and w111 provoke a good deaf of thinking.
The explanation, of course. Is, that the Hinted
piece of paper which Is Inserted Into the Inverted
glass drives out most of the air, so that when
the mouth of the glass la quickly put down Into
the water there Is very little air, and, conse-
quently, very little pressure above the water
within the ehuni. Hence, the weight or pressure
ettug thepaper. air on the water outside the glass drives
the water up into the glass to occupy the space
trap whence the air was driven by the burn.
.
A practical demonetratlon of this kind Is always more eontincing than any
mere statement. This L partleularly true of medical remedies
The effect of the antl-toaln treatment for diphtheria is noticeable within a dew
bourn, so that everyone must believe In Its virtue. In a similar way, the treatment
kuown an ng women's GE LILT gives a practicnI proof 01 the Drnereea It M making In
its, and that, too, within a few days after commencing It. use.
All authorities agree that In every case of women'e dWrders there exists •
congested rordltlon of the womanly organs. The circulation In these part. Ie slug-
gish or stagnant, and the result is that lb broken-down tissue or waste matter
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and it continues to be dlwrharged until all the for
eaesing tit. inflammation. ulnra. nervous troubles. etc.. hector to be dimly'
Hgn matter 1s removed from t1r
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glp
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The rn0M,Mdn.■,lealning In an female troubles ere alike In ebarteter, dtff.uing to
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A letter carries words, but the Bell Service has
been brought up to such a point of perfection that
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The cheery tones show that the talker is well and
in good spirits. The call may conte from a suburban
village or a distant city, but within the limits of the
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New �..._..:. 1.70
Renewal .. 1.85
The Signal and Saturday Night (Toronto).. 3.40
Th( Signal and McLean's Magazine 2.25
The Signal and Farmer's Magazine. 2.25
The Signal and Home Journal (Toronto)t.75
The Signal and Canada Monthly (Winnipeg) 1.5o
�he.� prices are for addresses In Canada or Brest Britain.
The Signal and Lippincott's Magazine3.25
including postage to Canadian $ulueribers, '
The Signal and Youth's Companion (Boston) 2.90
Including postage to Canadian salmcribere.
The Signal and Woman's Home Companion
(New York) 2.70
Including po.tags to Canadian subscribers.
The above publications may be obtained by Sig-
nal subscribers in any combination, the price for any
publication being the figure given above less $l.00
representing the price of The Signal. For instance :
Tie Slssat •sed Tits Weekly Glob.. ..... =t.fb
Tie Farmu't Adtteaatr ($s.�S /sea $tea•! .•.. t•1'I
lass
-making the price of the three papers $2.95.
'If the publication you want is not in above list,
let us know. We can supply almost any well-
known Canadian publicatiog.
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