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MRS. ARCHER
Mothers Wbtt To Do
Tells For
Delicate
-My fourteen -y daught.er w s
very tide Lad ' She had a
bad mesh as teat I beams very meek
alarmed about her health. She was
bervess and did not eJeep well. had
eery little appetite clad doctors did
not kelp ler. Having beard so mock
about Vince, I decided to give It a
vial. It has helped her wonderfully.
Sbe can sleep all night now witboot
(w:ighang once; in fact, her Dough is
Foie Her appetite is greatly lm
I toted and she has gained la weight
.no1 is a wonderful medicine, and I
always keep It in the house. I
-stab every mother knew what Vino'
will do for delicate children.- Mn.
Wm. Archer, 223 Broadway, Losg
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THE SIG2'AL : GODERICHI ONTARII' '
The Chalice of curage
Being the Story of Certain Persons
Who Drank of it and Conqu:red
Romance of Colorado
By Cyrus TToUnsend Brady
Author of "The King and the Man,"
"The Islandof Re aeration," "The
Better Nan," "Hearts and the Higt,-
?»a y. ' , "As the Sparks Fly UCp
ward,'. etc
t ep rip1t.twt bs
Illustrations by Ellstbortb Young
CHAPTER le.
°Vver the Hills and Far Away'
Recognition—or some other more
potent instantaneous Lorre—brought
the woman to a sitting position. The
man drew back to give her freedom
of action, as sbe lifted herself on htr
hands. It was moment, befofe com-
plete consciousness of her sltuatiou
came to her. Tt-,e surprise was poi
too great, the saw thing! dimi.
.hrough a wt_:r1 of driving rain. of a
Matting mighty wind.r, of a seethiei:
sea of water, but presently it was an.
plain to Ler .gain. She had caugt
no fair view of the man sato had Thr•
the bear as he splashed through IL:
rre•cl; and tizroped acro=, •he rusk
and trees down the canon. at le:•s•
she had not .seen him full flee, bu•
she recognized him immediately. The
thought tinged with color for a trio -
'meat her prlli' cheek.
"I fell into tbe torrent." she said
feebly. pettirc her hand to her bead
and striving '.r speech to put aside
that awful retnembsauce.
"You didn't fall In, was The an -
',twee "it was a cloudburst. jou were
cauzbt in it.`
1 didn't knew"'
• 'Of eouroe rot. how should you"'
-Asa how came I bete!"
•"[ ems I y enough to well. you,
t
"Did your -imp into the flood far
me~
The mai nodded. '
-That's twine, you have saved my
fife t}:is day.' said the gni. foreleg
herself. worrin:dike, to the topic that
she hated.
�It'e notlilttt:" deereeated the • oth-
• it In lY be nothing to you, bat tt Is
a ereae deal ti me.' was the answer.
"And now whet is to be done'
' We must get out of ,her at once."
said the man. "Yoe need shelter.
'food, a fire Can you walk'" .
•I don't know
"Let me help you." He rose tc
bis feet. reached down to ber, took
her hand` in the strong grasp of his
own and raised her lightly to ber feet
in an effortless way which showed his
great strengtb. She did not .core
than put' the weight of her body
slightly on her left foot when a spasm
of pain shot through her, she swerved
and would have fallen had he not
caught her. Ile sat her s ntly on tbe
rock.
"My foot " she said piteously. "I
don't know what's the matter u•Itk it -
Her high boots were tightly (aced,
of course. but he could see that her
lett foot had been badly mauled or
sprained: already the slender ankle
was swelling visibly. He examined It
swiftly a moment It might be k
sprain. it migbt be the result of some
violent thrust against the roots. some
whirling tree trunks light have
caught and crashed her foot, but
there was no good in speculating as
to causes. the present patent tact was
that she could not walk; all the rest
was at that moment unimportant
This unfortunate accident made him
they, more anxious to get ber to a
Place of shelter without delay. it
would be necessary to take off ber
boot and glee the wounded member
proper treatment Por the present
the tight shoe acted as a bandages
wide!' was well.
Whet the man had withdrawn him-
self from the world. be had tnwardle
resolved that no bttman being sbould
aver invade his domain or share his
solitude, and during his long sojourn
to the wilderness his determination
had not weakened. Now his eomiag
desire was to get this woman wham
fortune --good or lilt—had throve
upon bis bands to bis bow wittiest
delay. There was nothing be could
do for ber out there in the rata.
Seery drop of whiskey was sows. they
ware just two halfdreweed, sodden
bits of humanity cast up oe teat
rocky 'bore. and one was a helpless
I
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- H* did not wish to take her to her
ewe camp, be had a strange instinct
of possession in ber. In some, way he
felt he had obtained a right to dee
with her as he would. he had saved
ber life twice, once by chance, the.
other as the result of deliberate and
berate endeavor. and yet his honor
sad bis manhood obliged him to offer
to take ber to her own people if he.
could. Hence the question, the as
• ewer to which he waited so eagerly.
"It's down the canon. I am one of
Ur. Robert Maltland's party. -
Tye man nodded, he didn't kepi/
Robert Matt1and from Adam. and hs
cared nothing about him.
-How far down"' he asked.
"1 don't know, how far is 1t from
here to where you—where—where—
,w e--..
-About a mile." he replied. quickly
Nib,- understanding her reason for
faltering.
'Then I think I must bare come at
least sive miles from the camp this
morning "
"It will be four miles away, then,"
said the man.
The girl nodded.
"I couldn't carry you that far," he
murmured half to himself: `1' question
If there is any camp left there any-
way. Where was It, down by the wa-
ter's edge"
"Yes "
-Every vestige will have been
swept away by that, look at it." be
podated over to the lake.
"What must we dor she asked in
Meetly.. deeending Upon his greater
.dre*gth, his larger experience. his
masculine force,
-i shall hare to take you to my
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est with bis foot carrier err tribe'
�is• bet sad laid ber neon the bed or,
teak built against one wall of tie
'Mien
Tet the way be put her down was
•haracteristle of the man. That Last
restige of strength had served him
sell. He did not drop her as a less 1,
.koughtful and less determined ase
night hare done, he laid her there eel
vastly and as tenderly as if sisal
weighed nothing. and as if be bad car,
led ber nowhere. So quiet and easy
was his handling of her that she did�
tot wake up at once.
So soon as abe was out of Ms arms,
be stood up and stared at ber in great
alarm. a Who soon gave way to reas-
lurance. She had not fainted, there
was a little tinge of color in her cheek
that had rubbed up against his rough
hunting coat; abe was asleep, her reg-
ular breathing told him that Sleep
was of course the very best of medi-
cines for her, and yet she should not
-be allowed to sleep until she had got
rid of her wet clotAing and until
something bad been done for her
wounded foot It was indeed an em-
barrassing situation.
He surveyed her for a few moments
wondering bow best to begin. Then
realizing the necessity for immediate
action, be beet over ber and woke her
up. Again she stared at hen 1a be-
wilderment until he spoke.
-'This is my house." he said, "we
are home."
"Home'" sobbed the girl.
"Under shelter. tben." said thb man.
'Ton are very tired and very sleepy,
but there is something to be done;
you must take off those wet clothes
at once. you must have something to
eat and I must bare a look at that
foot. and then you can have your
sleep out "
The girl ,tared at him. his program.
K a radical one under the circum-
stances, was nevertheless a nlloaal
one, indeed 'he only one. How was it
to be carried out' The man esu Ii/
divined ber thoughts
"Tbere is another room , in this
loupe. a store room. I cook 1n there. -
he said. 'T am going in there now to
net you something to eat: meanwhile
pee lust undress yourself and go to
hmd.-
,He went to a rude set of box -like
+elves draped with a curtain. appal,
garb his own handiwork. against the
Sulk and brought from 1t a long and
Somewhat shapeless woolen gown.
"'You can wear this to sleep sac" he
eosctfnned. "First of all, though. I am
gotne Sa have a look ie Lbat foot:
MO Eli CONY lenge
`is it far"" 'r
"About a mile or a mile and a half
from here."
"i can't •walk that far. -
"No, I suppose not Tou wouldn't
be willing to stay here while I went
down and hunted for your canter
The girl clutched at him.
"I couldn't be left here for a mo-
ment alone,'�abe said ha sudden fever
of alarm. I never was afraid be-
fore, but now --
"All right," -be said, gently patting
her as be would a child "Well go
up to my camp and then I will try to
Rad your people and --
"But I tell you I c stet walk -
"Tou don't have to walk." said the
man.
He did not make any apology for
his next actio*. be just stooped down
and. disregarding ber faint pro'ests
and objections, picked ber up in his
arms- Std was by no means a Batt
burden, and be did not run away with
her as the heroes of romances do.
But be was a mai 'far tented the
average In strength, and with a Most
heart and a resolute courage that he
always carried him successfully
through whatever he attempted, and
be bad need of all his qualities, physt-
1 cal and mental, before be finished
that awful journey.
Tbe woman struggled a little at
first, then finally resigned herself to
the situation: indeed, she thought
swiftly. there was nothing else to do.
she had no choice, she could sot have
been left alone there in the rocks In
that rain, she could not wank. He
was doing the oaly thing possible- The
compulsion of the' inevitable was upon
them both.
They went slowly, the man often
stopped for rest. at which times be
would seat her teaderly upon some
prostrate tree. or iota* rounded boul-
der, mien he was ready to resume bis
task. a did not bother her with ex-
pianaUoa. discussion or other conver-
sationfor which ale was most tbaak-
fat Once or twice during the slow
progress abs tried to walk. but tbe
slightest pressure ow ber wounded
foot nearly rouged tier to faint He
made no complaint about his bungee
sad she found it after alt. )leasaat to
be upbeld by such powerful arcs;
ale was so sick_ so tired. so won out
mad then was seek saseranee d
strength and safety V lb Arm hold or
lbw
By and by. in tbe last stage of their
journey. ber head dropped as his
shoulder and eke actually tell tato as
smeary trouoled sleep. He did Sot
taw whether abs slumbered or
wbetber sbe had fainted again He,
did Sot dare to stop to and out, kis
strength was almost gust. to Mistiest
siert the stein epos kis muscles
was almost as great as it had bees h
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