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"There ile°." 110, We ., ,
ri L that; " wito :were eo liege to me." •
aut.f.lyril.'-'.;nict- " t•M tOlre pewee. and never liltte3r
t .
'tu all rigbt. 1' 1'. let u 0'4;00)0 "Kind to 1 jeeil. flow could they
of tbe, hell) it?'' i •
0 • the wreck f ether •°. ,, ,
anti lie went to lieiP thielnpl Tile Ikarcrith, eed soniething More
Lee_ _ate/epee' eeddealy d 1s t1an v ..le. the eubdued preetiOn it
"0"greveetatittelit ' ' '.
hte‘.'10
.te''1111.11P,i441,e;e•;?- ..X,eie4trecit
.,:theereten :eve* tie „ePperlile
alit • fititilithetle-04 the Otiet*.
Ingroutu nt. th Coteet. it. 'slurried 'air
OSt 44. homely OlO1 hibillIOS OS, 'the
Phrlotat elite Cottage. '
L & f (1 1 1 'a cheer-
eiwa.,,,..Teekeie--eor
tzp. th wnit',, 'Vanished
Vieeti iee
tiAw thO' bedeee 'al
"t•
th' eteledeeereet, rao tgeleese. .e • .•
• fie tiny ateteeeereeiet been ab1e to
tiescribe alt the iibae by wluch an,
aecident: pregressee tbe fleet catas-
trophe? • • e„,- • .
NO11111 kilOW tind monied nothing
, "104;49,1117.14nTeiv ciite
eeter ,ntied," e
0 * Idenlee ettilefed°. "
.00ikbpt'.116,`"eilee :ten
there is e Witiettl she
• /A
said he late*. -
'They bed..that sort ee thing in the
Dontioion, only it „was tthe American
paperS which led them wroug.
eritan Jottreeliste/ have been tering
us" tbat ehe end Ceuntry wag MOW
4 the Portt94... tleid Out
" ^
Ott 1.41 I g than
WO, fhtteellett
ilL if 1.0_4 :the One.:V4rtnkl'f.g' 1
tl't14 l'Anroing'.'and.eXaitilti• , th:e "ka- a 1'3W (LI 'as. it -she':feared e
eetakertee;.. it
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,^ . , " Allid ,1).107 1. t(4141^40 . ''iand Cgi ; 01404
oul'411, ,. , ' . 4' 4 4".-.' ,',. ' 'Isickes4:.:iti :'it..",!'1,*hiercki'• ' ftt,'". ilkipar ,
;park, t', 'grail. :bgi ' • ropi;fiodioki , -.,..'ilv Iltti polite of ,,rkelee:ree ot
t '..b4k 'nd• ::4-'-'1,t, .34 not%so,r,p 4,tay,,.4*, Ai.f'" „ ' •
1044' .1t8.1.440tti. and &ett thet eltnieheie An, lati4 ere/ tittl of anxiety thap
40.44',1Pgi , I tile „f341,1fl
this. ' h dnrin
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, the -m,
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"the ..tnitgot
fire,0:40,4 • i.xtrein
t. e
,t, ' , e.Attiplteit
.4'1 *04011 Ip baVe 'leen._ :1111kktlim
I•1 • plivil ttt aS,,h0,04yrratit:14 bee,'At,11. , 01 hr .13Aik,f,!..'.'",.„,:',iiiid ll..0' iAodc,..AX„..iy,k....eliekteneeekitetuld se evCirYtliing Wbieb
. 4."..oties '. n...oii\het.:.)0s.,.-V4
' 4 , " s t , ' 4. . 1, V i'.414Y,i3. 01.t1t0 it) (41tAlt, : .. \ \ , .H49 Wit At14:11.ti' kAtin 1,0! #4 ilit...Y
had .. 11 4I : aletiihity of the cline 7,1.. h tit fOrward. su.neg' that he... * 'Pete et'liiiiiirte a tve .ft 7 eatended.,, AO
• ttairtelectleeen pini:} and the men; . It :`rell41Cori1:,.11air Almost `,:totrched- his looking: the °titer •witii when ea ehip
1 'tn! toulPie "'Weill" •woulti not, coulee lips-. fits breath came fast, and he,.
' It is all right.** he settle "anetter- tattedstill as, a •stenee-bet, ehl how
t look. . "Nether 'ot, titter% Is unlike a steite 'with that -feat beet -
2_ urt,•_.
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....
-W tkilli if: A cer wP-14ri, Sr ) ot ,t . , ..miTtm
".p ertty a 111A, -- O 7 -fir tlio -mate- Oats- w. 82t. to 33e. ac Ming
,. _
if ifer lather were a• little less stately thing and felt the carriage sway ft- . .' : '
it a wonderful escape. And ;tam?' .it. vrith her forefinger. .
'coll'ection to 'open both e zne,ritte
to frei a; old. 370 to 38c to No.
and tOrtral. , fall over; but as she fell with it she
Other night. Ledy Neraitets- t
"'Toll refitted • to sing for ua the,
stamping and snorting gofthe friaht. 4Y -
was conscious of hearin. amid thorn's, eyes wandered over heir an*ioue- e""I don't quite like it," ahe said,
- "I bare costae off better eVen tban up at hint With a smile lend A
, , 4.. drawing back leer linger etud !oohing
,
.- little, ..those Canadiatia are assuredly born „"'",_
Atom atilt a curio abop. ;Some of e• toast e.
Dailey -New an Old
the !tomes - shreaaid. for 1 am not Ifeininine 'shudder which Itte thouget of Yankee pitrentst
cording to. quality.
quoi.ed at 40c to 415c, outside. ac- .
, "IlutP1 will sing eoev." 4 encJil horses and the voice of tee • . ..
Ile was going to follOW' her and F9achnuitt, ti a
i - sound Ad another .• . -* .
' .,. IOWA, frightened.'" . . . , . •
eutely the most eharming gesture ha SAD STI/I•1„, TAIFyir ITID NOT SEN. Ilye--,58c to 60c, outside.
0,Perke the piano for her, but, li,ady voice- i ";‘nd you ctm walk?'" he asked. had ever imagined, "'No, 1 urn sure One :circumstance which would not Corn -Canadian, 53c to et4e. Chit -
Ferndale Motioned to him to remain If she' feZnted, it trtuSt have been ..0b. ,,,,eii I dont like it," and she laughed. be so rea.dily notieed by our Visitors. Omen freights: Ainerican. 0110 for
'W*tr0 he Was.. anti Norah. without A ' only for a moment 'or so... for „./. au -i • ...r ', • .
enly-1 without one" nfilereeteble 1111Or''S 01°. walk to the Caurtes he *raid. reluel'eeld, "lieor thit ' I it
good-bye glowerernt.he . •
,,u,... ,h,,, but which to me who knows what it, . No. 2 or No. ., yellow, lake and rail
trace, of sellecurisefeesteeis, and tet aid you will have to "Thee
at eltieen, and. Sang' the first .'thiog I telv it nian'S strierg anti retied her. t°'• "l'e tp""4" ''r'n'd Arin!‘ s°1"e !II'd1,1',1
tautly. . eo i ° i 1. . e 1 • r, ,ae.eie.gtislisi4i; u %bib: gd' , j:IP f i34"' ' -- 1001111$ to Woolwich was painful .. eu freights. *. '
isli.ked by her!" the extreme'. teal the way in whit* Pias--. alit'latiisitfleil.; 73e to 75c bid for
tons of this nntrvelloiss machinery liP• 2
..
ii CkkiiI*0 tO lileas01„liese LivA toying , saw the uppernmst door at elle over.
t_rol e you a c Tee _ ,....10 r 14.4 . y. .-: as • 0 let it on
okos.,,,0,110 40,11. pliute• sio much 0/ ho-, I turned carriage evreitete!,4 opeo atiti .,, .1) ce's
that tattle into .her head. , ° .. 1 The ne,zt, lumucte see wus ie lee of conveyance front the eillage,. it ,is lic:.1.04.1.airttstishttly,Nhoeratils. i.mertenselY , ree
viiitilkilei idle. In the nutlet Illant
take but a- .
it is not at: 'ell probable
te aid- _ . atieteeefo_., ti teat I road. the • arms ' still encircling her i "Pt veil/ far*"
'And, looking up, she met 'Cyril.
t ,
't "Oh. no, no," slte.said. quiefily. •""I ./"Alt, he didn't know wheli he was PePtialPients t,0
-
NY . Anti VOTII off." he ,said. - stance, r found 'that, only one-fourtet bags; 25c more for broken iota 'here
t.iffitittillato - single in. en track here. and $4.75 for cars of
Itolled. Ostt,,uks---$: for cars of barrels
-J.....
the iv .:-41.-ike 'eta ti. hoCiilr t . A . '',. . i.„. i i trill no rive vou so utucit trot 1 o a move orw, , att ns ric.•
. r. for the wield."' - • - tively- luta' her build . on -biii- ..aem of the Canadians -Bait! to me. "flow
„.
•
• ineeet Yoko that,, •theuae it I d 1 "I alarm and attatiety-and- something . .- -1
earefully treintel. wee as natural es,. eliie that even . in thnt interient i • "It would 'not give lee trouble."' again.
allow these- trim to -interrupt their . CO.UNTIllt PRAM-I:WE, -
• . good it IS .0t your Govermuent' _to. .
• te. bevies, and emit lilted -the -_ reoutee_hroeght tee blood marttlutg to leer- , aid, qinetly. -"nut elle meter geese, '_ 'elm imil crosete/ round- to"tei
cheek. ' , Work, for out -benefit " bu b , Bet ter -The , 'market continues
/ .
krN.0-ao„ •I think noir'
"-Nre-itrii'you hurt?" -
"Are Yeti retro? Ah, you
eitr" he exclaimed.
---------,:murnittredeLetelry.:Fer1140.10.- -,.....-.. "I'm not hurt. I'm sure." . ' "Yoe- eneue-e-e4e-enee Arnie!! -bee Iter I 44 .111(14 ,flom ?front his arab, e11,0
el'asee in _ Jonelv ,quoted. Lord' , , . - . ,,,,__ limit, .. • Ishe stopped onci looked at Ili*.
- ''"Don*t -inov'ert be "finprorecr -hem- .
en -delve Meet inn-- voted. 4.4t• 4t/wwir "Please,. phetse don't move. Aid
She. put her hatul ate' his nitte'lliatTe-The:in•Oien: Vag-Rh/fling l'ull•uPon blie
thing' can melt Arrowtialies heart, his strong arm wound round lier,-and
' 'drew back with a sudden color, and face. and she saw that he had gone
'tehe will!'" i e • seemed unzonseiously to lift her ol1410 i, .
e. r yes epropped as .she said:. . deathly pale, and that he had caughtl
. ..
1.
- ."-LINnt--ain *ery-betmitilutly-, Ladeeebeel-- feet; 6t) ecurTtetelx-di4- i. ---t7-11/17- 4-qtet-....bOt - I trieett.-1110t- trouble. you; Ilia- undereneeette histeeth' •-' •
of. wood or AO inch or two et eopper
aline- was sinuggletteteway 04_4 SOO-
he time the 'art et
CT ‘tro,
. •
• 1111EDf'eTUFeeS.
Terkeeto, Aug. . Ilitheet
cro quated
'j7 i8 1:k4$n44t
. P 4 P.tO
41.'0,P,PItf. 7 0 t.*11
eprii '
lerateee-.
itieeeek.
zioe'l-noeteurit notnie0Or'
Noe_ : dithere.
O n erk
,4‘
ritP,' tatg •••,
-roue.'" froth novir '
.• • . •
eat. %le eefiert thfss ntentle'ite 3....
20. to .11.0. nd '.' • •,
•$6.6q, to W3.;,e0;.,,
••
itlellfeede-Onte.riat-Ilrae bale 'Owes
old at $12. e;hort•ii. $10 tite.$1$,
eteeordieg to quality. • Manitoba
tee .011
toftly 11,0iteil by the rose -shaded
Catelles. Lord Ferndale looked at his
eelee with mixture. of 'surprise tilt
.0,dmir elan.
Armco.. and the cad ;night hear of :side of him while - had beim
(ht accident and alartned on examining gletvwerin, and le was
, : his left arm that„ she now touched,
can., your aceeetinte
**Yes, yes,e she assented at once, and lightly as she touched It, she
•Je teal week, freeze fee-- • - felt ttertiefel- shudder rUit.through hint.
, t e little hold a fligti tone.
kiww` the ittuir of Itis- rtlaar'ks*" Cre eery• priuts
rst----rzivo-P"ft---beft •
ou callifor-Kerate -Iffy .--.. Et.
rAt -to u . - - --- -- wttaiw"-- she -said, hex: color -co
. Iy* itytat will nOt-let me ,
'.1- will sing as long as you like:- land going. "No, 1 am sure. I have
there is only -ore other way; iik. will . trained.
simPly. , and she , aang !note tni, please, don't land me;
isaid Nore,h. th
° stay by the C41ririe.Fe and send the! You are hurt," she breathed. and
• again. Triton Lady 'Ferndale found a Poor. horses!'' footman with you. there seemed to be almost a Sob in
iluet„,*and . discovered, with, delight! 1, ,'NOVIIr mind the horses!" lte said, ..
edie teui14/4 her lip in 'her ‘, teeth. the simple words.
:Abet theirtatyk_ yoices blended iin.:. ainmst curtly. "liold on to_toy' aiin
ieresolute foe e tqietre
getber perfectly. - ' - I aml wakk Jest three , stePs; no ntore, at , ittooC.
L... , w le ono could client ter, then she .
L"On. MY dear. it you only belong- a mind!" . -; 'looked ep at hint. . )4,, ,,,p ,,,,(7,,o be Continui el),
, ed. to mei" she exclaimed .involun- I "I hAen't even broken my leg,' **If 1,0.1 %%ill be ;IQ killd47. She said.
_eerily, .witer a eigh, as she stooped to she said, forcing a laugh. And . I Ile *thought . that bhe meant him
sees her. " ' • •don't see how I could have done! X .
CANUCKS AT- WOOLWICH
1 d 'h fo t . A t i teed.
Was, it no wonder that Norah ant not in the least hurt and , (10,
little si rb csca In bim. but Norb
HO little. kneei'that there was so
,small a percentage of men to he
looked after by these, ebtemeit and
tuar_e_t rs_e, as contpared wt tt
times. • -Mid- le"VepTiMeiT,
there the "Sforklilen4t7Ire;
quired. "Full of. work! We are a
long way from .1.full of work... We
eurit_eing.** As an official said
-aff,c)
do ulhIs• 20c to21c
Dairy le. rolls. good to
c. ...... 17c to 18c
iileithim
3
tubs,-,good-to:c .1 o ie
.do inferior . -1-4eW15e
. Cheese -The market is quoted un-
cbanged. ae ilec to 11-c per lb. ,
leggs•-Fontinue--tfireae-eedth-thaebulk__
o
Baled Itay-$8 pet ion 0 - •
1 timothy in car lots.--ert---track-here,_-
changed 'at $5.50 to $0. per ton for
car lots on track here.
zees andgratitude or that when the berses--
t T-1(1 , Ott! •
t ti tell bitn,. pleese, that .1 eleSpEcTioN op Tax Gy.t.V.AS
she ,should • tail. With unti had assuredelibiese it? -
. • Ile aid not the slighteet regard
may? I could walk. without- thee she es h sight was Au tie opener. for
Y . yes.' • he eat . and e gaye This
• Lord Ferndale went 'out of tee heard him draw a,
• breath and -rrtur-
*•Thank. the nuetikage to•the foeinten -arid ties .
room, and • ret tinted. hearing' in his "enur. °Pd.! tervent back in an instant. this- Ifiertors ' the
-the near future tlicui- t.„ bivt beu
doing lately, more discharges Are in-
evitable."
It took ten guides to show"' the
visitors round, for their number
made it necessary -to, 'divide thin up
into as Many parties, and so each
detachtnent followed a man with a
blackboard on whiee_was, painted a
vivid red Ietter.--Trotting along be-
hind these "banner bearers," they
.ine.neete.
17Ciiitritteti'Wee
•t ry d Sh 11`1 u 'dry. Royee' Lab -
own hand decatiter"of wine, and aoletrinity. Ou meat talte ray-OrM," ha said Dominion.
insistod upon Norahla4,1t, down and rest; quite still,
• drinkitig a 14
anti though he tried to speak in of iir-dic w9nderitil things whiree-
"Ilet ter obey, dear, " geld Lady Yes, 0 e it n ly. . ala tar -a -414: . IA ca, - era. as * 311!! 'the Canadian; lifiinufacturerS Asaocl...
.8 • .ill i
Ferndale entilingle. 'lie is a dreadpiciouslv Joyous. thrin it
dreadful She !oohed -up for a second and - - ' ation have seen since they litnileil 'in
_ _tyrantand fearfuliy _ obstinate." met his eYes..,utill full cit tbe deepest Norah would hae declinedbut it this country, nothing -up tp FritlaY
v,
' ------- Aiiiien.-Korah t. h
had goer things on etefelety, then eteweeed hers ULI0U1. . ted 40- her -that it 4.1g4144-.'-.424 tastt-fract--itripressed them -liko--their-
•and.Lady Ferndale had wrapped the 1 and watched •• Met under het long emphaskze the situation, and once
more she nuteher hied upon hia arra. visit. tO Woolwich Arsenal, writes
ibad:ovoniBert Letite In, 'rho /Kentish Independ-
aoft shawl round her, **making Tao i lashes as he hurried to the ',side of
. She did not 'tattle that, b. . •
-her. the, right_01110, jOatead of the left, °nTti;‘,4.d' ,,,, tie° dee, -of -the tour.
'into a parcel post bundle,"; as Norah the etmehrtan. e .,.
laughingly deelared, a maid 'came Tor-. One horse weR-Stantling qUiVer-ing m ie. a, or .
' el I . 1 ' h i 1;
d 1 ." in eer vlimb, „Out -Atte ,oethee. :tee* still eta or -suzt. t ey inttd‘eith 7 t
t wav aone true. one or two et the less strenu,
"Ili send her with you, dilan
etr," lying in the ..road. apParently -1 tee- the e ii ed ivith thf; periuts0e44 0,- l'ons of the ladles' Were looking- tired-
' - toraMt-Notatt....s o them. Oncs.
-that she could be ail obstinate as She noticed that he seemed to tato suillin rilght" 'AlltA'r la
Ate
a eth to_eepecled that tee mert tliwould be. able
el
IltelAILege-metteteetileeteliaetle01°. eLeui.etheeellillesetiP moon slowly safied Iowans, c..n
itrus stantltmWe. aiweaassoiate the
Ay_ -„c_
.. -
----:---z._.47r-.--Vhwlftit-rotftttlhcipprcr-trr•unritr-jr-a. -triit-Jdeltiereeeetilteeentierebtrefel likawer `tit 0 'ditedieeireteridethire 'Wale
iti --ti p .
with instent prometittele. 'and,. she
(Used the escort.-
and $7.50 ler netti. No. 2 is very
dull at $6.
Baled Straw -Ie quiet and un.
MONTREAL ,MARICh7f13.
_Montreal, Aug. 15.'-Clrain-The dee
tetete. is increasing. and $011..
heavy; No. 2 white are quoted at
clipped id 461c; new creep. No. 2
white. to arrive, ;Meta' 40c -...and NO, .
3. 38c to•30c per buehel; new -erop
feed barley -is quoted at.-49c--to'-5Qe.
ex -store. •
r.lbee-Manitobe, spring wheat elate .
opts. $5.80 Lo 45.40; etrong bakers',
03 to $5.10; whiter wheat, $5.50;
straight rollers, $5 to $5.15, end in
-$235-to,
. Minim -de -elan itdba hran beg'''.
$10; ?diorite $19 to $20 per ton; On-
tario bran. in bulle $14.50 to $15;
ortee1eitteure$20;--immithe---$21-to
' $24. pee ton: as to quanta?.
Orite.---The denten& for rolled oats,
• nd riicea are unchanged
at $2.40 to -42.1,2f per bag. *
- ttlet but
Bunding Works Department; View
lirench.„ lepinery.,„ West Jorge, South
Boring 'Royal Gun leactoree and
the Wheel Factory. Carpenters' Shop
and Wain Factory; Royal Carriage
Department.
inuntere' Experience in the Wild*
of Labrador. -
During the- Sun-ttnee .01 19113)_Leorti-
as llubbard, Jr., i)IhlIou Wallace
and- vt-, haifebreed- an4
proved himself a hero. started to ex -
St -clOae Carriage between here and the lidsas ire took out a iinspknite and
T:!!! qv Ferndale?" she ' cut tlie teace. tied senile'. but -etude
..e..........aaide_-_, erlietese ilinit: - ifend-herT "t_Lkor-litie--Alliiggling.'„ pantiterse on
-ideal not- leke---toestenteageln• if I IP* i to his feet-
-.you so much trouble! 'Voir wouldn't : The coachman and footman 'Stood
-Seitalier • if -41' i ''ivere your daugh.q'for et Seetlititi-iFyolife iliteetereekeetteld
ler.'" she added shyly. . ' I wiping their' perepiring foreheads;
"Norithei. right!" exclaimed Lally tthe footman's hat evae gime and his
-Ferndale. , "But. Mind, we take ;fun :coat torn.
let your word, and you are just to I "Are :iroix hurt in any wane de.
con* to US AS if you were our daugh- mended Cyril Ilerne.
"rite 'witness to it, said Lord !ship?" . .
"No, sir; thank you. But her lady-
-ter. :That.* a bargain, my child."
7- - ----teeeeterirleileltetpkeee•etTiViti Alt e1g eeee show-euteeverstleinteis WO._ AU.0 la -lags
rorndale.
verything." •
'They_ both went- to the carriage" replied Cyril. . ' "That's' all right. he Said. ,
oto-a-lhw-or--two40tying_yein :As .1 howrd..iny_best bow on behalf
1
and Lady - Periiiie .s.,:iiii-eit ea she "Thetrik ttoki l'Or -that, -141re**
held her in her arms and kissed her. "Amen!" respended eyrij,, ernes safe. and sent it by the coachman." cif England and her people we passed .; „as, it -she 'could scarcely' toting herself inaudibly.
- t
----- itoY*1---Car-pktilitt.rnnnt.
"You seem. to hay* tianight;. of .irite the comparative tithe of , Ibe.
tel part'eseth her. and tile ast'N'ariih in"en, sir. I' don't -knoti *hat My
- -of- them they wereestanding arm- master anderniserese vettlteetave-donci eerhateewes not Mitch tilt think _of, ,Theri,were some 250 of theinHeethn
rihr tnitiserth, 0_ 'il-e:p.._ewaving, thelrLrlfum._,,, ,oarqrthivifii„,•!,4„oohau,4hLPeliwvisle4 t..,(:)iii:,• h.s.e.,rit.," Lon..Ay;tid,o‘rvrith_.iforgot_i ., 40, jj..r•emk, manufactUrers, /-1their- . w-iii6.41--sind'ili
•ethrou li_.
' Norah looked out at, the night -•-the lordship's. service for twenty yeera.eed; Wit 1 'setVreproaeh.
ttloon•wes rising. a great yellow orb, sir, and thin ilk my first aceitlent-tol ,12th. doh% Mania ....yotresele,"' he 117„8"LitiiteehigeerLit"'411"*4i,„„„ eieref.ee'efecellt.ere
above the hilltops -her whole being streak of:. but." he looked at the I sant* a`whec. the , eseitieeectelerie Wita e" ' '''-'""o*"' `'‘"'"' "'"--' ‘*---1--
gagernent ring. Still. there must
'-t-hrliflag,ilike. some azusitive musical t, wreck with. dislOnY. 'it's an awful .cnough to drive eveiltbeint eput of
instrument, her heart tuelting under , one! And it w
wonderfully."
I think you Neve- ejaieeree be a few over the other •eide, despite
head.
, euld have been a deal , Your
the influence of the lo•kahle coeele worse," he added' with respectful rd- the roinantie passages of the etnigra?
she had just lett. For a time she eartnessness. "if it, hadn't been for
' ritiip And recalled their kindness to It'.3 d znercy you %tweet got down,. sate it tell -or didn't you? e
I
leaned back in the luxurious eel-. you. eir. catching them as you did. eteamOrtiad le the trip to, the Dornbtion,s0M0
---Xitir-,nnalzirg4 aft else; but suddenly, ;under 'ern rind kicked -ter Mts." ' !
. Alnimit, with a shock, she found that "Never mind that.. Let es.eee what,
heretheinebts bad stra.yed and that:damage is done .' -r and he trent and
thee' Watelered to some twee else. and bra:kilned the carriage.
'OM -foetid herseif thineiug oi Cyril • 141%o tebe,cirs' broke. Sir.'" lhounc-
ilurne! , . ed the footman.
W...'*etned---4-6_4graf,efal- to bee tow a ' "A"'d she Polo's gone IMO ;Mac2.
ghte
eituseeieherehettW to -boat --Wet moment -beteteettelheeZenge-
hyoid Keenest eeLhee_ peen_ Ito_ one department and_ the runitile „ot
must hear it • *netlike', 'how-it:Wee 'YOuWpro:
The silence et last grew tangible...gramme is mapped out tor wit, with
almost embarrassing. and suddenly something big on it every day, and
Norah Mutest *topped. we have to keep going. nut every.
"Lady' rerndalet" she said, fa biely is so exceedingly kind to tie
tone of remorse.. "She will think that We don't mind it a bit. The
were a revelation. The wife .74 the
Presiile,nt01... the Associatiere. Ws.
1' Ore ra or wirder-Thie* • e
pose was only partially carried aut.
, aria, 'elVtaira7.---k-a-fifF- •
seitt4e. On*the ,journey to the •cost
George,- eon -tided -eta inte: -Wee WAN_ te IA
were en seerth of tine --Wallace had
Tow- -d--ereene----,,proemeteeteele
been thrown aside on the inland trip,
and had returned within a few hun-
dred feet ef Ilebbard'e tent, but
could not tied it. In "The Lure of
'the Ilbrador Wallace tella
that it is, Worte•tban it is. end I kInglish people eeenit as tineious to something of their bardShipa:
1}ealite,tha Meetly, anew •at the pit
orotir slaueeelts. ii•eeTtatreentetTown
Mir_ meets to tee eiinimum \amottnt
of ifood tha wortlil keep,. Os alive.
ror nearly two weeks We tad been
the prieoriers of a relentless storm..
AU of us felt we had entered on a
or- -against- ,starvation, .
While we were revering the shore
we eleeliTM-tiffeeelfetledeekteieree '
tirieeisLetelf and down in the -tumbling
waves, and iferielltedly diving. ..
were too far off to reach Niitb. a oh2...
tot, and Itubbard took his 'ride. . .1t
"flow \strange tlitit , seemed almost like attacking a II
have been there!' she said.
you should
..yott,earnestly and repeatedly urged to
tion agent's guide book, for I was
with a cannon, . lint with our
tlioughts on food, rtone of us were lut-'
t "Yes. 1 Wag Wilttt. :htrit:lhot2'llval:* 41:111-1147, (4:;:ing limbed, Clear eye,. and given pressed with the incongruity then.
saw it go swopping *0001 the r°8:(!ito teelcing- -you. straight in the ifteil
'AA, meet are for the nioS4, part iitge i ee
(Nee Liege., turned °Yen . We paddled
After Ilubbartle---ferette ;ore -91-
_ .. . _
In , , o . 1 thought theyto it with feveyish heote, and found
wonlit . be startle& It"-tlie colOr fi when theY speak io .,.01i,...is$1 they who that it had beki stunned 6Y IL ball
hashed into his face for a moment,- ertJre born in a !arid where you ha 0
rooni to turn round, and *flier°. nu.
3,, that had -barely „grazed its bill. It
"it tuiis 'fattier 4
. 04W .103,,,,beiPkg-k.„at" not ipi to 'Ito most J• hadgone through.the duckling's body.
was a 'lucky ilia. for. if tha bullet
_, ...WM.. ), .
• -",,,,' Y.-.4.••••••• •• ....,......•-•*.*••••••••
' it. jil:...iii.attitmdililitI8re; 7Ccili);:ireeir: itil, 61. 3e‘t,'d_o_*_).:!$6:7•:2:71142's5---r - -*---'"-
-.-'Pitivisloneeelieavy°,--eeaiuteietn- .
cut, pork. $20 to ••$21; light ,Short -
cuts --34g to $TO:-,-AYife'fledlear------------L,-;------- ..._
fat becks. $1.9.25 to. $20.75; 'tom-
quimulLtarde_. 5ec to (lee; Canadian
!pure lard. 101c to lie; kettle render-,
sefl. 31c to 12ce according to qteality; '
jabItems, leleerelfte to 14ee-aceording to
fliZe; bacon, 13c to 14e; freeh 'killed
allele_ hogse S.9/.75 to $10; aliv0.
i$7.35 for mixed lots. gi,do Tor - lie': . •
ickle • • 1 -. „„,.
legee-Straight stock. r7e to 17407
No. 2. 140. ,
1 liut ter-t'hoicest creentery. 2.21c, fo e
22eke; under -grades, 211c 'to 22c;
irair-y. Tee to- 1100-
tug • Le .
t tt% 0 • hid she tried to drive "1:111 afraid We tO take '• he had returned to the spot. wharetftuniiiar element. Their di • lack
hint, front her mind, but lootting out her ladyship hcnne,el• he added, re-
f the window she saw that they luetrupy: i that he might dream iier in the 'are mostly womeri of "pre-ence."
nde
lo, Aug, lee-Teloureefeklet, and
'leasy. %."eheateeleititer unettey; 1No.•
red. 844e; No. 2 white, 64c. torn
dun; N0. 2 Yeliew, ille; No. 2 corn, •
• Cos. Oats weak; No. 2 white, .19ic,
No. 2 mixed, 271e. Derley. feed;
441e. Rye quiet aed 'Weak; No., 2.•
nee Canal freights st_eittly.
LIVE STOCK elAitleleT.
T t , Aug.e5 Trade at the
Wst=strn Cattle Market • was sliglielY '
11, better this morning, especially for
?Jetta Owe; cattle.
fr i $4 r0
„ C if) CO,,„ .,) • Y,
he had Seen- her itt• the afternoon," the English feghlifY of mannOr',. s-nd 4en't do good.. to7 medium.; 4.2a
others
ere ascending' 1.141hill 011 the other "'It is not, Wry for to the Court, gitearning, err polities get a glimpee0"erheiPs there • aka ',Do "kvtitlee* and •stvanaps.
ilitopp2.1.1 tsti 44 - k., to hill), and back. -Thank you,
. - , • . . ' A etWel.l.‘-therte Said c.,.yro. for -the
Viottit tp eerily •Feeelale's ' £,1%1 !!12 Still se!..'ittie4 thatle-en- fted tore.
itteitation. 1 aye alitlieltb? 'tow Iti$14, -°'‘'!:, yen., aro .tiu,-.•. you arca the
•, 'elltield:e Lady Ferndale had en :tatito)footmaii aye) Uninjured. you had bet.
.bialli Ai'est lie uas ‘a. 'gentlemn
an, 1 ter Id iei lMerges to, the village and.'
• hottgh to, /might only, be an rtrtiet, 'katei Wet •eive bet the carriage until
'-eaffeterenVieerterr.--eelf-'-bee-left• elarttee eitta wee jieeet „to 47,...1 eeeaueeek Je ,
1 k to the atuonlot your ttUe'Vanadiats. ' All g and kinta 3j"
aide (it Lady Ferndate had I Avila seo Lady Norah safely, home."
of her on her way bac
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iCourt -rot rather fond of moon. had one attribute hi commen theY c'firgef• pack and rifle. 4;00
inee *bout: in the evening. I am so
kglad 1 happerked-to-b42:theT..0,-, •
• "SO eine Pest‘e 'Were We .011,1* she
, eerreet0 herself; "What .thade the
horsi move. she •asked. innocently.
'Th.* carriag6. idal,tght in the trunk
t .kPtae• relt*,"'
,
would, •perizarts. 110%re? co' '-;:r.' ite said; "butr_ril betteir:lite '.. relined;
-11;;. "'iji�t�achiiin
toeeteliv !the heneee.e, watt rtill", tn
On • 40,elIelAtekee,'
•le, tee, eappineee oat ce her . as Possible.' My mistress will .••heltl- tberri •
114 ete kettle& beek ,ariil drew be teerible grit lona if we're. tate. end' 'Poor
4.)tIn4 1 et; es it the :night etarkey an , teteiti.ent .baie bepperted be shit to ten IA4V Fe
"0.
a
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tweed the top', Cyril. et tad
elegeelteeen on;Ifirp
front hti:A eket.
d tient ttirwarlipil
b 'ato lliton 'which f there as * Tun
'a.t l.een sitting, wirhp
a, !ie „flit trent, a
road. it was ti
5t41ttt6t1 Ur A:
st'et !t'( t4l •Itekeet, ettertteti
reettA\ el..for tlite felt
tw, veve 01)4110 to
.)td, tiftwo 'twat torWarii„
'11.1t" to k heti wort t.tt trOtt
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' 1 keen to kneW the 'why and gin tideariet. ani fluU;ard an
ore., stud eite, ens tuir__out e ,01--eitilertl..hilt *rough -th,4t•
hing as your English totirlst riti tfk, Instant:a we Narita •
-111`8017. . '* theta. bang! ba11g! thaw shot*
'Irefir-titIv4 we eante npou G
Itn'Vrl-Titt.ta or vouila rr'ora, - ' - • - • • -
..., ,!. peck near the littl /ate, sitkd
t was all so delightfully Ittife ,to for* hint to, altittear.
thirn; - -there are no 'atteit.41ii ' ' -11p-luttl..1*
1;,(1v.grArilfnt,Orcinatieo_ earto, r; ail!
Adak,. They revelled , in eve*thing t ' fro
Will tit th the pirre enjoyment of represen.
•IdoW tatives of A young people' '
=OA.
4.00'
8.145
-4.50.
'4.01
Aft
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MPS '4..40.
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r/ri3Oftit* Ott%
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V
relief
"Lady'Soya* it 'wilt' safe, nd u
hurt, atttl will have reetch0,
0:Ott ;helot** ;#'011 get 'ittS':„.e,
roachniate as not in any Way
ratilt. • ' Cyril Durie.
'
Ile rttut Olt to the met; KO the
otteliad their ,Itatit.gta,tetuity..,
-mu*, $011. tot.4 ;the
:4.It."11 WO' tlO41 0!
;
t1rp -t ht,
rittth
piV Mitch
tomteit 000.4,
-14Y•Oth *rt,
ver befort,, had
•19111.11,
600
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