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drera. easy an' mor41.e t? came
0' ite"guYe on the tmina a1103 CeeM, to
think tghit ran part of the,piteV, ,olat fOr
an airint.
"Well, to telLyOu the tru •honey,"
1 sea to 1i UtI0 UP-41,4-(4tet ithalg
-212a730xtualtrztork--4Wa-cetalaficZ-0&-, .w4io
f,ases yp,ungout to_kpow so little about his own COUJI-
Y, e trst time ne naa
ever been West o Philadelphia.
said that be was /minded to become an
author, an'( bad come out to study the
aboriginal types an' get the tree local
color. Whenever 1 hear this. little
buneh o' ',sounds, 1 know s.otr,,t a
milbble."-Atif-trii'
around after local color, you can bet
your ,saddle he's got several zigzags in
his think -organ.
These fellers is a breed to them-
selves. 1 wouldn't exactly call 'em
chew was gone. Finally he gave a wise—wordy'd come a sight nearer
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fittin" -these_localColor -fellers. without
wrinklin'. The' 's a rtngin' in my
ears yet from the time that I was
penned up with Hammy an' Locals,
an' this one had a good many o' the
outward -are- dsh10 .signs.„ Ian
more o' the inward an' spiritual grace,
as Filar Tuck sez.
Bill slid right into our Mode of
livin' like a younger brother, but it
took us some consid'able time to savvy
on; '1%46- tifinit tit Elie AAA' an' one
narrow one. Me an' Bill took the
wide one, but it wasn't so eternal
wide that a feller could flop around
Nrogether--aceertitre-to-the'dietstes'-ot
his own conscience. When she was
earryin' double we had to hold a little
conaultat1on-_-.4war, to -gee whether
we'd turn over or not.
We used to start out early in the
mornin', an' if the' wasn't much fixin'
to be done we got back long before -
dirk. About seven -thirty was our
perchin' time before Bill took a hand.
but after that we got so convivual
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T4o. 104M oloarer had exVeriente6
Wdith motticeo. before, "au' at' ilr6t ho
feared that he might get violent
durin' the night, co be took his'gtin to
with him, but .1 knowed 'the'
wasn't a mite 0' danger in him. When
breakfast was ready we purt' nigh had
to get hoss to pull him out o' bed.
.1:_nzaa intelarted:
e connfries, al' 'he UVtne
tiba--
"itIT'"urontit-tilireirotitsg-litrtiat
One -day 1 happened to think of the
letter what the drug clerk at Slocum's
Luck had wrote us, au' 1 asked Bill
what kind of a lookin' place Clarenden
Castle was.
"Clareuden Castle?" sez
"Where the deuce dfd you ever hear
of Clarenden Castle?"
"Well, I might llive heard of it from
the younger son," sez 1. He came
over to this country, you .know.".
"Where ..is he now?" sez Bill,
mighty Interested.
-"Minint law is, that the lirst feller -
what stakes out a claim gets it," sez
I. "Now my question staked out the
tirst claim. You answer lily questions
an' then we'll be ready for yours."
"Where6t. James Court, Bill?'
sez • - -
"Well, 1 never'expected you to know
anything about such things" sez Bill.
'it
ez I, sarcastic. "But you must re-
member, little one, that I've been
livin' right in the house with folks a
ifp-y
Just answer my questions the 3attle" as
if 1 was human, 11t sit up an' beg,
11,141P.O.Ve.K.a. s. 1.41' do all loY other
tricttT iMfl votifitnilus
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tumble if you hit him hard enough,
so after a bit he grLuned au' said,
Ularextden -Castle is one o' the
seats of the Uteighton
-Seat? ". sez 1. "1 allus thought it
was a house."
"You see, over .in England they call
" Bill began to explain it to Like
an then he saw me grliatiinT an' he
bro,se off short "I know what a seat
is, Bill," sez I. "They have country
seats an' town seats; but some o' you
fellers pont when You're obliged to
live up to the rules, an' I wanted to
see if you was square enough to tyWn
up -after you'd been sherivn--the's'T
o' fellers, not as well edicated as you,
who can't do it without grottnin'."
Bill studied out this last remark
before he answered, an' 1 was glad
nittice-fit Most. fellers look for a
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'em out to pan everything I say, au
then do ttn-wir own testin'. Bill was
all right. "Now, dear teacher,'' sez
he, "If we are through with that 14 •-
son, we shall return to n:I
the origiI
siiibjeet." 'We both laughed, lookin'
ii,i4i.
toea ('11 other's eyesndd
, a' it i
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"Now this Clelgliton family Is t
great family In England and Scot-
land." sez Bill. "The Earl of Claren-
don is the head of one n
brach 1(11'
.0//1V, „A tac,..t.s. the. ..),heibt.I -of r 4141k.
other. The sons are called lords. ar.
they have lots of land, hitt are run-
ning shy on money, (-((1 the main stein
of the family is getting piirty Well
thinned out."
"Aboa,11. this yo.inger son tinit cline
to Arnerbut, now?" ;4ez 1.
"Well. the present Earl married be.
neath hi -m- • I vis1t4s1 close to Cla ren
41en Castle. an' I know a
all bout It."
..'z Bill. "'Ile married an .1intri.liti
girl with lots ne money, Florence
Jamison of Philadelphia."
"Jamison?" sez I
ri.
"Nes, Jan,oo
s," mi. "I ..op
pose you are well acquainted with till
Philadelphia .Immison,'."
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losi't get 0urf'OlWth 1:111 W0? tv., —Tr
Aye. Fm vitaterbey to the' a Z. out-
fit?, If you want to • See. 0 e_thin'
worth lookin' at, you ought to come
out where .the •en are. You'll' find
American ettiiens but there, a darn
e4ght ihard'er type 'to pronounce than
whatl -an]: They' sent me- % totti-on
an errant"
He examined me, but I never
blinked a winker, an' then his face lit
up, like as if he'd found a whole plug
of tobaveo, when he thought his last
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down," Cez will, "an' he enta loorJe
avn--ther- Amity an'gtr‘,3 to live
London, Where% he a leftenetat.
Richard Oleigitton, his cousin, ,who le
the heir presumptive, once removelio'
snetal. down there an' comes hack
Telth,the -report that James is married
to ,Aiice Leeloyne, a muaie-hall dan.
ver."
"Niel swung purt,y wide in has tact°
fer ;women, didn3 he?' see: J.
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ever-heeditet--mae-r-ittihte&--ehoy---eeAttl
with Jiarcles• ha' he lit out—big
mother had died several years before.
About our years after, •this Alide Le-
Aloynes dies, an' on her deathbed she
confesses that she, Is the wife of Rich-
ard Cletighton an' helped to put up the
lot) on.- Jamea-to get him out of •the
way, as the heir.apparent didn't look
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Japan atid-tkister Mi. Ighousaa 171.4‘74
kins,,t promiuelt, 14SUP.,, V0u p,
la visiting in CliateN Cavt) Cam"
0,1/' end igeaa103 laddre= en Co= QM
types of Japanese, whO are
lug for .Christ in .33pan under very'
%..feaulitionc, and gilco ootlAq
Christian Church 113 ;t17.4141,. vitae,
faeing a crisis. She spoke' 4trot
fore the WOmen'C'Lkunilltary .and later
to a joint Itatinq attended by the
itaymen's Association. Miss Hawkins,
Who OPlieeted in native costume, is
engaged mainly ha work among the
factory girls, of whom there are a
great number in Japan. Meetings
were held for them every week -end
all- winter.
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wardens and some a them are on
church co mitteea. The °miter does
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5134P PitYttnte4 Ar7„,WeiratiOn
iii0t la, the rreabyterian ebtarch, while
the ladiee Meeting' wcu 1 t. Vbe taff
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t'Or'0.n impressiveOomtpution ter.
Vice Conductedby Rev. W. G. Bugler,
attral.11,eatt, Ilaylleld 'Rev. K. MeGoun
of Clinton preached a sernion appro-
-priate to the occasion.
The btisinesa the Woreen'a Ann/.
Diary was presided oiler by the Dean,
erY president, Mrs. A. C. Calder of
Goderleb. The report of the past
Year's work given by the secretary-,
treasurer, re. 3. Graham of Brut?
Gels, indicated'a suecessful year. The
president welcomed all the guests,
making spevial mention •ot. ev, Canon
21,..APplesArd._Iv.119.
t and' -three- nevoi-
cemerrarebto-will-tea-qtrite-an-erctitrisi
titan to the iDerinery--,, rs. R. I. V.
Ilurford, Seaforth, Mrs. E. O. Galla-
gher, Wingham, and Mrs. R. M.
WOeljes, Blyth.
A letter was read from Miss Grace
W. Gibbard, missionary in China, in
Which she made a special appeal for
prayer for the Christians in China.
She stated that the action of the mis-
would like to be an Eriesa, like a kw -liver, an' she thought she
with a sionaries in remaining at their posts
chance of being a Duchess even." during the war to aid their people has
"An' you mean to tell me that this proclaimed the gospel of love to them
low-grade Dick Cleighton puts up more than anything else and many of
that Job on Jim, Just so he can beat
him -to -the- title-?--"
"Yes," sez Bill, "you see he was the
heir presumptive, only once removed."
"Well, if I'd had the job o' remov-
in'," sez I, "once would 'a' been
'That, Dut Richard out o' the run-
sez Bill. 'Lord Wilfred, the
apparent, vra-srlivin' along all right,
an the old.E_arl hod come to the cea-
clusien hat when it came to a pre-
efritlA
turned the liose on '1ACcirlz`a eta-I:tea
out to dud jikin. Jim wrote 'em from
New York that he was goin' to South
frica, an' then ilk: wrote 'eta front
au' then he wrote 'eat frow—"
"Oh, those was only .jokes," sez I.
"Nobody knows," sez Bill, "an' no-
body cares. He's got lots better health
than Lord Wilfred, but he's got some
epotelYsT, t00, an' he's a mean sneak.
Ills mother was insane, but she left
him a little bunch of money."
"She must have had more quality
than/ tho..average. of tim.;."..sez .I,. but
hanged if I wouldn't sootier do with-
out the quality than to have all that
opolepsy thrown in with it. Jim's all
irirgltti..though, C211 say that for the
,e
"les, Jim was a line feller from ail
‘accutints," sezwhere the
jilt!: did you Int:et tip witii hlrii 3
• .1 t's a state ..,ecrtt," s;ez 1, "or 1 .1
let you ill. (10111. tine an' 1
‘‘ouldn't for the v%orld 1141\e hini
dragged (108 11 ‘vliere he'd have 1.
marry up with a lot. o' quality.
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4) t 4•1144•Ii up the
1 Was InIrty Wel1 pleased Wit
I had bothered 111111 all I could in :114
lellIii 1111 yet he had kept his temper
an' hatelcii out the facts; an' 1 w4l4i4t-41
11) 4.40 over 'e111 forward an' hack till I
could gel the full hang of 'em. It 44:i8,
(4 ond e 1 411.1e( 144.)8' a Yl4111}. 14;1 iikp (hp- 1111(1 l'lllII,'4i ;
sholliderS, 88 3(41
might mitli the Earl of Chtrentitil, ;
11' 1 (48N%begitiniii' to think that old I
Fate warrin' things till a
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hit() .-4•14 (i4141 I tin' grysscii) 1-41 prod!
ghats; hitt I \\ to, hungry to have lila-
ortinl• 1(lok 11 Jin1. noW that 1 knew lw
WI'S the still of ii Earl. an' I decidtd;
to pull out a11. idle the Pan Handle a
look -over as soon AS It Wa. handy. „I
934413 8110141 1%1 hour.: that night
loekin' at the ,1.114 an' wkiiin' 1he3
1(41 3d tell no all they'd ever Ree11.1
Thev hnow 1413 1 4V/1111(41 14•1
tin. I didn't seem able to git
iho track. In 83) 1) nie readlti'
1v4- ..turies 4.% ery hanee 1 11:141
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leum or Gots., *rec.& it liatittly
with a cloth az toreineffl.
applier. In .20 minus= it will
dry., leaving, a 'beautiful wear
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.ravo isdr_tratetzirlh0C7,-ectsuat_
Went and eaay-itria we.,
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"Well. Hint Willie di" it,"1ken .1 Tired Out Before Day He!! f," ;er
purty to.laide fair sized echo." sez I.
-hut still, 10 h/perfeetly frank wi.!I w;"' 11,1 4"•'
putme a n' the .1141413,0114 ain't 0 i! tir"thv 1''''""" (431•
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'Tin glad to loarn it sez Bill ' I'd,
hate to 11111114 Hilt 1 had irritated 3'4W '
hy rtniilient In' that it 8314 a cegnedi.)wn
for an Earl to marry In1,.
yom• eirele." Bill tnopt aeuersir
at:maze sill the claimptiess (4)11 his
Jokes. '"rnis was his Reeond nth t-
riage," Bill Arent on, "sin' he had on,
/4(411 hy it. named Jame. .1 11 Iiiir 1tx-
ail Pa trick "
plenty for nip." sc.?. I.!
bre,lkIIf 111. ' 4rhv ti r 311,1 n m e•z
Is Interestin' to me, but the ain't no
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use loadin' down a feller with names
till he lras to DIU PX•ePss: )nggagp (48
'ern Now. haw did this one get to
be a younger son?"
"Why, the first marriage of the Etri
150 rentlited In a non," nez Bill.
flrat wife was e lady of qualityhut
she had a weak eonstitution an' the
son had eigileneY. The younger on
vtra g fitted for the arrnk, but he got In-
to a serape, wan given a lump num by
his father, an' (lime to thin country.
where he dim pprta red. He a Igo had
an inherltanee from an taunt, a maiden
slater of hia mother, who didn't like
the first son for a minute."
"What kind of a serape did the
youngster got into, IMO?" nez 1.
"He was erlanffeil to the daughter
of the curet at Avondale kOhat',te4." RP2:
RIII, "an' he heln' the heir preenmp-
tive to the (DU—"
"What is that, Bill?" set T.
one what aegis the title as coon
a11 the one 'who in holding lt, dies, in
this* heir apRarent, aal' the one....slho.geto
INEll you ever
stop to think
Of the advantages of Electricity
In a home, whether In town or
towrship ?
It will do your Roasting.
Toasting Washin.g, Lighting,
Ironing, Housecleaning, and keep
lee, in your refrigerntor every
day In the year, no matter how
hot the weather may get.
We not only sell fixtures but
we •also install thorn. Wiring
done without delay.
Fruit Art
West S-2.
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