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inure serious oomsete t0 my etc
ploratloas on the !eland Queen pre-
seeted itself nett day. Instead of pu
Ung to sea, Mr. Shaw and Captat
Magnus hauled the boat up uu the
beech and set to work to repair1
The preceding day had been Hued
with hardship ,and danger--eo rZrtsc'b
so that my heart sank- a IItMO at tb
reountal of It. You saw the little
boat *reading Its way seems the
reefs, teased like seaweed by the
-•
white ` teehlrs( • glowing' waves►
streamed at by angry gulls whale
twines were those cleft. and caves
which the boat invaded. And 411 this.
poor little holt. ou a hopeless quest
—for no reward but peril and wounds.
Cuthbert Vane had • epralned thumb
which could not he ignored, sod N
the strength of which he was dim
flossed from the bout repairing c•on-
titteent, and thrown on ay hands to
entertain. So of course -1 had to re-
nounce 411 thoughts of visiting the
sloop. I should not have dared to ma
there anyway, with Mr. Shaw and the
captain able more or fess to overlook
my motions from the beach, for I was
quite morbidly afraid of attracting at-
tention to the dercl'ct. It seemed t•
03•0 •8 happy miracle that no one• bet
myself had taken any interest In her,
or pyelo (nepir•d to ask b y at cbanoe
me .mall - • boat had ' tome t• be
irreteited. upon Meer desolate shores.
Fortunately In her position in the
shadow of Me cliff she was tneoe-
splcuuue, se that- mho might easily
have been taken for the half of a large
boat ineies,t,of the whine of a small
one, (.r elle trust before this have
drawn the questioning notice of the
Siutcbaan. As to theloodositi, hee..nt-
tention 'wall lin' 4` a' the envoi( lo
discover the caves -.and his intelligence
was not lively enough to start, on sit
entirely new Lark ly Itte•tt. And the
Honorable Cuthbert viewed derelicts
as he viewed the planetary bodies;
eonu'how in the courme of nature they
happened. .
So, diasemblin_ toy
eldIOn,euts add
anxieties, 1 awansgae(111y in my bath -
mock, and nearby sat the besutlful
youth with Ma thumb cart'e'd tenderly
in a handage: Was It meetly tae -
Ing so distrait. or wt
It quite another
reason that led him
suddenly. -shout his him 1 oi,tlsh loonier
Stringy to say, thread of premier 1,4
THE SIGNAL,
GODERICH, ONT.
manna ratan, tnertseed. no Rear U( WADVIYA Al 1 9
teat soul. mangy. student place. 1
•ak.rl eager qur*lIooa--111 repeated
gtoetlo.11i fragments of a.•rlptIuet
--
1 o..i t,•resi .nviouely what 1t would
be ill., to have auythlug so old rad
proud slid twoullful ie your very blvd
—%heti sud.leuly 1 realized that, lair
led by toy enthusiasm, Cuthbert waa
saying •om.vlung which must not he
wed that he .ter sb."tt to offer the
shelter or !het auclent roof to toe. Te
me, %hone h.'art could never nest
thaiw.-.hut mn,t 1k• ...or on the wing,
1 • wild bird of passage in the track or
a shp—
1 sat Up with a gut veiny start. "gilt—listen--dldu't pun hear something'?
1 desper'a'tely broke In. (!'or ruaae1iow
I: trust stop him. I didn't weer veer
• sire Jolly friendship spoiled- and be-
side*. Toney being coo *d up en an
1-1
telatld with a man you have reflood f
• Esyet'Ialiy when sit the while you'd he
r. ranting so to Pei and console him'
But with ids calm dedgedue?s Cuth-
bert began again --'•I wee a bit afraid
the old plate would have seemed too
euieL sed dull to you--" when the
ley was sewed and my tnterruptlee
•treagely Justified by a. shrill outcry
I
from 11re camp. i Lues that lino fat-
! settee tone. it was the voice of Mr.
I'irobbs, het pitched on a key of quite
insane exclteurent. 1 sprang up and
Crux*Ilei, Crue and the Henorable Culti
but al„Fly heels. There in the midst
•t the camp Mr. Tubba stood. the cen-
ter of a group who were regarding
hint with astonished looks. Mr. /thaw
and the captain tied left their tlnker-
1ng, Cookie h1* igil(eltal1Y, and Aunt
Jane and Violet Mel curve hurrying
frost the but. Anions us all stood
Mr. Tubbs with folded arms. looking
round upon the company with as ea
txtrsstinery Crair lit rumplaeency old
triumph. -
"11bat b It, oh. what Is 1t. \(r.
Tubbs?' cried Aunt Jane, tlutterlug
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my
t0 open up tsar
the title, Cuthbert wanted ht. brut!(•.
or to Ittf nn living. though there welt
something queer about e. -:'aurum, poor
Ibliow, nnd-the da'tors said he lritrin't
pnwsthly— nt course 1 was snrprlwd
at Cuthbert's views, for l had always
tbotlsbt that If there were n N•te is
Pifer Waft your tleaftmen* tptflta
these robe- kept you nut emit wear
•ec esartty_ip11rdrrous, and year teem
: rocodlte -when you pretended to weep -
over their Kiera. 'tut Cuthbert's feel-
ings were so humon that- t-hieutally
ahologhted to the nobility. Aa. to
Mei Stautrt.u, minor. i adored It. It
la mostly Tacob•an. hut with 'ail- an-
cteht Tudor %leg. and It has a chapel
and a ghost and a secret Mtairease
amt.' frightfully beautiful and wicked
'ancestress, hlfl tng 1n -the (tall --1 wenn
w portrait of ler” and quantities of
mit -paneHng quit.• hist* with age,
and 'hleer`htltt eee-rilddeo In the tarn-
uy, tanks Wien Cr.wuwetl'e nuldler•
Caput•. end a rQmiliee where Efiaatwth
epi a .ie and other romantic detail*
_elteeetetuueroirs to Mermi,m,
t rush down and shabby. Tex tick of
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sentry to keep it up, and of eoureteon
that account all _the more entrancing.
The present Lor.1 Grasmere lived tip
to his iwentiorn our t'rtlttpletely that he
had the gout and sat with -his foot tin
a cushion exactly like all the hd.•H7
aristocrats you ever heard of, only
when I Inquired 1f his Ior4.hlp cur -ed
Ida valet and flung Mates et the foot
Men when film foot hurt htfu. hi. :.4141
wn,. ,lulu .h..eked and pates' Ile
did not realise ,o well as 1—from nu
extensive course of novel-rea4inl,^-
that steel' 1s the usual behavior of ti-
tled portions
It was dellghttul,. there In the tie'
oftener ,a Ute►, t.darH with else eel....
•Eureka!" He Repeated, "1 Have
fieund Itt'
with the t'onselousnenw of her pr.pri-
etorship.
But Mr. Tubbs gran' -i et her ns In-
differently. as • sated turkey -bus -reed
eta neerse) which has teased to tempt
blm. --
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"Mr. Tebbe." commanded Violet,
"speak---e'[p(afa y*tweet' "' '
"Came; out with It, Tebbe." advised
Ifr. Shard,
Thea' the Hpa, Of Mr. Tubbs perte.I,
e nd frees thein IMyed this solitary
Weed:
"Eureka r" - ,
"What'?" n'resmed Miss Iliggleshy-
BSowne. "'Yat i.ave found it?'
Solemnly Mr. Tubbs InrilnM his
head.
"Eureka!" he repeated. "I hale
found It r"
Amidst the exclamations, the ques-
the g,'uerat 14IDQ19(lon _wldrh
emoted, 1` had room for only ono
thought --that Mr. Tubbs had somehow
deseesier...I the treasure in the ••.hl
of thie island quern. indeed, I should
Stave lhriek•d the words along but
fuer * pro.rd. ntt•1 dumbness that lett!
Ira toe.
"Frlennl..' Mr. Tibbs begin, "It has!
been known from the start that these
was • landmark on this little 01d
Island tbat would give say party die -
revering the sante • line on that chalet
of money right away. There's been
some that was too high up In the ex-
ploring huslaess to wase' time looking
for lan.lmarks. They had rusher do
more fancy 'stunts, where what with
surf, and sharks, and batten' up the
boat, they (meld make • good show
of Kettle' btu,. But old Hans Tubbs,
he don't let on to he it hero. Jest a
W►.. marl a' bnsinews- that's old 11. H.
Congest lento la, he leaves the other
fellers have- the brass bnd. while he
sets inns .s, the .1, t to ran • rertaln
little c1,,. to earth And, ladles and
matlemcn he's run it!"
• "You h• e found you 1.aee found
fie lreaeare"' shrilled Ann[ Jane,
Contrary to his blond ,v•'twn, tlr.
Tubbs frowned at her darkly.
"i said i emu') the clue " he tor.
meted. "Of course, It'. the same
thing. Ladles and gen'ternrn, nM ter
appear to be • bot :air artist, 1 will
tell you h1 a word, that 1 have Iocuted
the tumMto.e of one vVIlllem
well, deceased !e'
Of course. Not once had l thought
of P. Isere, stark, glaring up at the
sun lay the stone reeved with the let-
ters arid the ono -hones Forgetting
le the Mate of my departure to re-
place the ,Ince up.u, the grove, i had
left the stone to shout Its secret to
Use Slit censer. And that kappeeed to
4. a(r arae. ta..eusnaa 1 Y• Pere
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"Eczema An Over A 'ms
Suffered. for 12 Year3"
Mrs. Murray Hough, Wigton, Ont., writes:
had ec,rro'. for twelve years. Every once in a whale it would'
break out ono spread all over my arms. 1 to..l ,11 k ods of treat-
ments to relieves it, but wrthoet-,511 sa. One Spring It broke out and
nothing give me relief.
even the .alve i got front
the doc'nr did no good. At
Iasi 1 rri-d Dr- Chars
Ointment and it healed the
er'erna in a short time.
That is over .1 year ago.
and l have had no return
of the trouble. -
Dr. Chase's Ointment
40 rte a box, all deadeye rw P'itamppu.Mne, &ohm a
e
runt memermg Iw i.eae.. Oaf tea e!a-
liu.eul teleas..esela*ively. lay owl,. esu
tilt Leal. :.nllgutN.up greet' d 11 .- rle-
EXPERlENCE + tnghteoutn:trl,lr I1, 11144 . t
righteous joy t arm the . %V m[
111111• Jaara tlluri.,u., elates -be the
rude -irla,t ul reallt). ('lir where was
-41.e 'Lllhbe lir yerlerduy -the houry-
tongued, the Neave, the rusleusly ..b•
"etlutuu• Tubbs? thine, quite gone.
Instead, here was a Tubbs wh., cueled
1hi, helmet rakishly, and third round
1114011 the compost', deaf tt► the claims
of loyalty, the plea, of fMeedshlp, the
'hobo,. of teudrrness--Aunt Jane's.
Me..fully !sirs 1I1g4teshy Browne
Mt/third up and down the beach. She
demanded of- Mr. Shaws ,d Cuthbert
Vane, of Captain Magni.- each and
arvurally, that Mr. Tubb. t» eowpelled
to dl•grrge Ills se, ret. Yoe row that
Aloe soul,! rout have shrunk front a reg-
imen of reeks ,sed 1Il.utths•r„ws. Rut
- then• store u., n,ekw rod t\uoibacre. s
as the Island. ter course ere could have
invented iart eel. inti un.e,b of torture
—1 tell l mould ha v+ developed trema
Ingenuity rltit way .easel,• -.•hut too fa-
tally well lir. Tubhs knew the C(vQ-
IAwl prejudices or thaw ,vet► wawa M
lied e deal. With perfiset haps ts
M
be asd strut about tete neap, sure
that no `-.veatse., worse than words
would be brought to bear upon 1.1m,
that lie ruins not even be turued
away from the general board to
browse on cocaiute in solitude.
1..oug ago Mr. ti/taw had lett the
nem to 1'Jolet and with A curt shrug
had tutted his hack and stood ►odit-
ing out over the cove. stroking 41e
chits rrtet'tively. ltisr Itruene's rho-
quince had Aare to amazing flights,
mud she already had Mr. Tuan iuea-
'eyelety mixed with Ananias and
Sapphire, when the Scocamaa broke'
in upon her ruthlessly.
eel -muds." be said, "so tar is 1 cam
neo we have beell put a good bit ahead
by this morning's work. Elide we
know the grave whtcti shnubl be oar,
landmark has not been entirely obttht
errted by the Jungle, as 1 had tbuugbe
toast' likely. Second. we kaow....thet
It Is on this side of rhe island, for
the ren,ion that this chap Tubbs Misfit
'nerve to go muck beyond shoaling dis-
tance by himself- Third.- a. Tubbs'
by tried this holdup hu*luess, 1 be-
Jleve -we should etsnader the Wee-
diest by which Ise w -.s to receive a
sixteenth share.nun all 'vilid, and de -
Tide here •n•t now that he get. nosh;
Read How She Found Help
in Lydia E. Plnkham's
Vegetable Compound
Arnprior, (Mario. -•'I must write
sad te11 you my ea with yoiu
medicine. l wee working at the factory.
for three years sad became siren -down
that I used to tate weak spells and
would be at bias at beat one day each
week. 1 was treated by the doctors for
anemia, but It didn't seem to do me any
good. I was told to take a rest. but wok
unable tu, and kept ua getting worse. -
1 was troubled mostly with my periods.
I would sometimes pass three months,
and when it came it would last around
two weeks, and l would have such pain, at
times in my right aids that 1 could hardly
walk. 1 am only 11 years of age and
weigh 118 pounds now, and before tak-
itsg the Vegetable Compound 1 was only
101 pounds. I was sickly for two years
sad some of mmyy friends tot me •bent.
Lydia E. Piaa
khm's Vegetable ' Cetti2
pound and when I had taken a bottle of
it 1 telt a change. My mother has been"
taking it for a different ailment Ind has
foutel it very satisfactory. I am willing
to tell friends about the medicine and
to rower letters asking about it." --
Miss HALM. Baa wr,Boz 700,Arnprior,
Ontario.
A day out each week shows in the pay
envelope. If you are troubled with sone
weakness, iadltmted by • rue -down con-
dition, tired feelings, paia,e and irregu-
larity, let Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
ble Compound help you.
IkoFw that belied ant heal int ang(.th
mal notion where to look f.'f the grave
'df Bill Holli%ell. This running to
earth of dura was puely an after of
his own picturesque 1 atlnatlun.
1 woeniereel �tit1.'uslly .but 1.e kid
Bade of lite uprooted t'leiee--►rut Its
-world Jay them to the Mee els dierint.'
IIs-- the countwwner
gushed and etultaut, there , » he r
aUspici.nu that . the terries wee u • all
lib bwu.
!flea Hlgglesby-Itruwn r had a -cloned
aml,rellp henNub her ''}rut, "rind ti
drew sad brandished it- like * ,altbr '
ass
tooka long ,trlderlucva tr.l. .
"Mr. Tubbs.' tame cutirmrrnd•-1 "lied'
ea!" -
But, Mr. 'Thiess did not to. 4 on. "Oh,
aa. indeed," he salt. `NeeMH. IL
wasn't born ye -teethe,. ft have
struck yottithet to phni,.'ev rh. s,4o and
ezdasly* kuuwlrJ..e of the where.
about a million lir tete--ratite It
low—Is some .s.ustde te of M i asset.
And 11 , t rte 1 sln't of the Tey* I4.rs
of pectin' with • i[or la'i'teenteute
cid mut." •
Aunt Jane rive ...Q faint shriek. 1
bad been silently.detuntfng aha. my
?wit course xho,uld be in the taut of
this mwxp. etr.i development, Stith.
deftly 1'get my way melte' elver. I
would say uothtag. Mr. Tubbs *htntid
reveal 1112 own perfidy...And the car-
een should rine 'lowu'epee the play,
leaving Mr. Tubbs tolled 'all seemed.
bereft both- of the treasure and a
Auut Jane.
Little I dre:erred what surprises en-
suing rots of the platy—Were to hold
for me, or their aitoundfng eeittrsnt
with the !arts o[ any Juynu. inusgina-
1 took no part in the., store that
raged roared Me Tete.. HIa roma
adorned by q,st'aphic, buttery 14941114,
stead unntovyd, while Mho ltiggles-
by-Browne uttered e•yclailC etharta-
tlott>i'tad reproaches, while Aunt Jena
sobbed and sold. "Oh, Mr. Tubbs!"
white 'Mr. Shaw strove to make him-
self heard' shove the din. He dld'at
least succeed:Tt. bzlracting 'free the
tr*tjQy definite statement et Lerma.
Thai '$ere nothing less than llfty per
cent of the treasure, se.•ure4 to elm
by • document sealed and delivered
late hie own heeds. To • suggesrtloa
Hist •a he had discovered the all -la -
portant leahetone. so might -some ems
else, be replied with tranquillity that
he thought not, as he fire ia7tea pre-
cautions against such an eventuality.
in other words, an I was tater to dire
rover, the wily. Mr. Tubbs had con-
trived to raise the boulder free its
bed and push 11 over the .1111 1010 the
sea, afterward repbcing the masa of
vines epees the grave.
As to t\e entrance to the tinsel. It
wee apparent to me that Sir. Tubbs
had not yet dl.cever,d It. Eves ,f he
had, 1 am certain that he would have
bees no more berotc than myself abuut
exploring It, though there :: sae ne
!Hissing Peter to haunt has 'imagine-
tlnm But with the grave SS a start -
Ing point, there mould he no'tuention
as to the ultimate dltc-ovary of the
ave.
1 wet so eager ntyswlf to mea
the inside of the cat?. and be know
whatever It And to reveal of the fate
or firer, that 1 ..a, 'relined to vitt*
Mr. 'rubhw MUNI..,. 111 driving his hard
hareem. esti[ -iapy as It would profit
Belles' r hrin Pills
for Lives' Ills.
You een't
feel •a good
be. what IR
• ' ^12kke year
:ce1 better.
M •. Ar..*-
era,
.
..ews-
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CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
'Tubbs and His Tombstone Can Clo
to Thunder:"
log whate.er. Fourth. the boat is
DOW pretty well to right*, and ns soon
is we have a smack Iter/and Magnus
and I will set obt, lhCtWlce as good
I• 'o.'t as before;'-bavlag bad the story
tbat brought w here confirmed for
the first tltne. So Tubbs and hie
tombstone can go to thunder._._
`I can. can 1?" cried Mr. Tubbs.
"Say, are' 7.,-. butean leeberLF-teislb,
that cool before a resale own facet
Say,
Rut Cuthbert Vance broke Ila..
-Three rousing sheer., old boy"' he
cried to the Meetchu.an enthusiastic-
ally. "Always did think that chap
• frightful bounder, don't lou knew/
t'e'll stand by old Shaw, won't we,
li•gnus?" Which comradely outbreak
.hawed the exce.a of the beautiful
youth's emotions. for usually he
turned a large cold ehould•r on the
eeptein, though managing la some
rny'sterlots paltrier to be yerfectty
civil all the time Perhaps you have
to he born at Nigh Rtaanton manor
Cr Its equivalent to possess the art of
relegating pleeple to Immense
tanees without seeming to administer
tye.t' the gentlest shove.
But unfortunately the effort of the
Honorable Cuthbert's eordiality wee
lost, so fat as the object of It was
coorenwd, because of the surprising
hen. only mew remarked by any one,
that Captain Magnus had di.appeer'ed.
CHAPTER XIV.
Some Becht Diplomacy.
The evaalnhmeat of Captain Mag-
nus. though quite unlocked for at no
crlticsI s moment. was too much In
keeping with hls eccentric and unsocial
iveya to arouse much comment. livery -
hotly looked nbeut with mild ejacula-
tions of aurprlar, and then forgot
ebony the matter.
whistling • Reotrh tune, Dugald
Shaw set to work again on the boat
in the fore of difficulty or opposition
he always grew more brisk end cheer-
ful. 1 uerd to wonder whether In the
!rept Of • ternadWhe would not warm
Into primitive genldllty. Perhaps It
would not have needed • tornado, If
1 lt_d trot baaase by saaoetUaa bla
nr tunrpnsng agamer no=r dears
locket. lir 1f the Triumvirate, Ise
hittrwl by Mr. TLbbat, 11,14 nut sat la
gltm,u.y judgment un hi
niers Ur if he hadn't
in. for saving tar from t
stead of leaving it to C'utl1
!tut limy under the atlmUlu* ed
speaking his n.1bd about Mr. Tubba
the licoscIllnan whistled as he
w orated. and slapped the mottle youth
rRecl,ruteIy us the ba.'k when he
-awe and go Is the way with anxious
Industry.
.1s 1 wanted to observe develop
u.ents—a very necessary thlug whim
you aro playlug Providence I .tiro
a cental IswdUorl ui the shade and
pulled out some very modal' tattjpj,
a ,vacs -01 ,Penelope's web which there
Na, inn Peospes't of my !VW rompid-
Ing. but whit+ ,a'rvett admirably to
give tee as appearance et al -upsets
at creed momenta.
Mr. 'Tubbs also had sought at. shady
meat, said was fanning himself with
Mit helmet. Front tilos to time be
!termite*. in a manner delertnlnedly
gay. However he wlgt(s dlsgylse it
from hitnself. this time Mr. Tubbs had
oversee* els mal*. - The truth watt
slats our arrival on Me Is1:tnl Jit.
Tubbs had fell himself liar spoiled
ch,ld
-.1 fortune.. Aunt Jame and Mies
lllgglesby-Browne were the .jinni can -
menders of the espedl-fi'iu, atut lie emu -
mended thrnt. 'lite Scotehmau's the -
(evilest rank as leader had ill eolved
uitviely the acceptwn.-e of ail the te-
aponabhtlity and blame, while authority
rested with the pet thunt guventmrnt
dominated try use bland and wily
Tubba.
But ;now; fae.d will, the failure of
Oils Coup d'etat, Mr. - Tebbe' situation
was, to any the Least, awkward. Ile
likd risked 'all and lost -it. , But 11e
maintained an .sir of jaunty self -con-
. fleience. sightly tlhged.wlth Irony. It
was all very -well, he seemed to im-
ply, foe ee to try to get along without
M. H. • We would dissever the hupos-
utbJI1J♦y,1 I1 loot enough.
Aunt Jame, drunpine had been led I
away to the cable' by atlas Hlggleeieby-
Browne. You mow bears 'tie %sage
of 'slob eihortati.,ti"tt11t1,gtrd with
Aunt June's aids. 1 *eteed tit ter
that au eat of Mr.'','tihbs was cocked
attentively fa that dins titia. Hr Mei
ludexd erred in the very wesdonuees
of triumph, for a atingle glsuce etutild
have kept Aunt Jane Iooslaud prude
gal lit excuser for hila lac the face 01 -
atty treachery. Nim even' Violet conld1
have clappevl the 114 on. the up -welling
font of s.ttti.wettt Ilii Aunt Jane's heart
tlaly the cold cemtetunipg eye le 11. 11.
himself blide.:040etited that tepid now.
The aturntut wore .,u with lserdn-
(*rtesing 'heat, and as unthA hap-
pened i began to find my watchful
waiting dull t?un.re, wont out per-
haps by seine prle ate •nuctureal -pig
hat. slept 11eu%11) weer. he. Map- of
the spring suer the brim. of -Old
Melita'* kettic cooled the alt, 1 lee
Iran to consider whether It seuuld asst
he eel? to take a walk' with Cuthbert
Fane and discover the esulmttune all
aver main. 1 knew nothing, of course. '
of IMr. ,,ebb's draslc measure* with
the celebraiwd landmark. .ts to Cuth-
beres Interrupted courtship, 1 (lepeed-
td om tee vast exeitemeut of 41*10v-
,ei•ing the cave to distract ttls wind
from It. For that war the Idea• of
courser--I;uthbert Vine and I would
.•xplgro the rare, at•d then whenever
1 liked 1 meld prlek the bubble of Mr.
'l;ulslbi - ait(,14(jon*, withoat,reldttag the
whsle .strange story of the.,diary and
the island Queen.
every mows -
reproached
e cave, ta-
rt Vane --
But n„'m,,wlllle the rave deem me
like a magnet. I Jealously desired he
%bet first to see It to snatei1jelea.-
y'ubb- 11e home. of discovery. And
I w 1ted to know about poor Peter—
sad t e donbloon,t that he had geae
bask to fetch.
But already Captain Magnus had
forsaken the post of duty and depart-
ed on an unknown errand. Could I ask
Cuthbert Vane to do 11, toe? And
then 1 ensiled a'-etnlle that wrx half
proud. I might ask him—but be wade
fiaTie me. in Cutht>ert'tr eisi pie c 440.
certain things were "done," certale
others not. Among the ods Will to
fall in etonding by a friend. And„luat
now Cuthbert was standing by Ii,ogaid
Shaw. Therefore n.4'. and haeU:7 317"
%teethed ensiles were vain. Ia,lktb-
bert'e Millet, easy emitter -el, thick -
heeded way he 'seed turn his
calmly on the fags of love ,and toll
the I.rir.h eon of duty even to drab..
It would not occur to blm not to.
And b! never would suspect hlmsetf
of belns a hero --that wmuld be quite
the nlrest pert of It.
It la easy to believe , eigaratttts
rule a WOmaa's complexion. shahs
always 1, hard oa 'paint.—I'httadelp1•
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And yet 1 horst poor Cuthbert was
an exploded superstition, an attachre.
nine, part of ii vanishing order of"
things. and that the Ideal whlrh wee
replacing him was a boiler -plated mow
aper with clockwork heart and brain.
named F:Iticlency. And that Cuthbert
must go, along with his Jatioheen ma-
norand his family shoat, and- the
oaks la the park. and everything else
that couldn't prove Its right to tire
except by being floe and i001y and
full of garnered sweetness of the
petit—
At tbls point In my meditations the
dear of the table opened end Mks
flrAwne came oat, Inking .teensy res-
olute. Aunt Jane fraineed, very ptnk
about the eyes and nose. With •
commanding greeters. M12. Browne Rig.
baled the rent to approsrh. -Mr. Tubbs
bounced up wit\ alerrlty, Mr. Show
and Cuthbert obeyed less promptly,
but they obeyed. Meaawhttp Violet
wetted. Melee=� Continu��s fate
(To
This world le a dangerous place to
lite In; people seldom get nut of ,iI
n11ve. ethh'lpa Mie.
teem a mean man who will r1eeter-
eretely walk between a woman and •
mltllner's window ---Chicago Xawn.
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