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'.•$kticee 1709 theationde Of Peop1e. have regained their ncernal health
after rtm ot suffering from stionlaqVtivubl% of all types, sueh
eonqtipaAlen, indf.ges9ion: gas, and sour stomach Which areLthe baile
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v4 -n• ,...rarookutool. 44141.
Xle3t and USA:14er disorder, exhaunien, loss of sleep and appetite.
Those ,sufrerers haw not usacl any man-rnade inlurious tehemicals or
drik,os of any kind; they nave only used a ivmedy ans.de by Nature.
This mairvelotrp• product grows on the leghest mountain peaks, 'where
absrb aM the healing elements and vitamins from the sun to aid
HuMAIIITyIZLdttress.
=moved of 19 -kinds''Of natural /eaves. seeds, berries and
fianas scientlfimally and peopontionately mixed and ita known as
LION CROSS IMRE TEA.
- LION CROSS- HERB -TEA tastes deli4ous, acts wonderfully -upon
„ your system, and is safe even foe children. Prepare it fresh like any
-orcliner? tea anti drink a glassful owe day, hot or cold.
A one dollar treatment actoinplishes WONDERS; makes you look
and feel like nerw rixirh. If you are not as yet fairallar with the
benefietail effects of this natural remedy LION CROSS HERB '11EA
/try fit et once and convince yourself. If not satisfactory money re-
funded to you. _Also in tablet form.
'Try it and_ convihce yourself with OUT money-baok guarantee.
One week treatment $1.00 .Six weeks treatment $$.00 -
In order to avoid mistakes in getting the gentene LION CROSS
HERB TEA, please fill out the attarhed coupon.
. Lib-Pharnsacy,
1180 Second Ave.,
N. Y. Oltly; N. Y.
Gentlemen :
Dept. 10270
Enclosed find $ for which please send met
treatments of 'the famous LION CROSS HERB 'IEA‘..
ADDRESS
CITY
STATE..
By Way- Norton
Entered according to Act of ParliamentIIPGeorger J. McLeod,
Limitea:Ring: St West Toronto, at the Dept of Agriculture.
(Continued)
"Well, this looks fiTetty tough!"
exxc1azue Bill,, sectoping down .and
examining the face 'of the barrier.
Hie companion lighted his own
eandle and together they went. over'
the faee Of the nbstraction..
"It looked to me, as if we Could
open her up a little if Nye can shift
this timber here and use it as a lev-
er," he said, pointing to one project -
ins near thii roof,
4,4May bring the whole mountain
down, but its our only chance,"
1
settling, '"Are you all right?" they
called to each other in acute unison,
their, Voices betraying a great appre-
hension, and then, reassured for o the
instant, they.asagged :weakly against
the walls and each reached eut to
find the other. Their hands met and
clasped fervently and, again in Uni.
son, they said, °Thank Godl"
A match spluttered dimly through
the dark -and dust.elogged air, a
candle slowly 'took flame and they
looked at each other. Bill was lean.
ing against the wall, weakly and try.
r,
ive iou1try,ipnients to
Uiuted States 011Upgrade
rezar4 to the evort, c'tIt paid,
try ,firext CWiratle, to the 1.101W States,
itbel*t Ito chtiy. charged on ,preperly
nrark-41Nattirri ;'.,ra*.s, but a duty ofQ 3,0
ceiV4 per trate is ehar=d 'Canadian
sliIPPerS' on the Wenn of the.,,,r crates in-
to Canada, ua1it24pc1er to e1l1pp2i7 gra,
poultry to the titled Satiates, tth Cana -
Oen eltipp2r has the emtes ,preperly
tag-,V2d,by a Canadian CtretornsothIaI is
ben; of Canadian manufacture. A Cu3.
toms stamp is placed by the customs of-
ficer on wooden crates, and a metal seal'
le attached to metal czatei. In crder to
have ih's eamp VA -eel on the coops, It.
owe,. be requee'ed by the Canadian ship -
Per.
Fruits)? Shipments to U. S.
The trade in live poultry from Canada
me to recover his strength. A tatter- to' the 'United States has again beeeme
agreed BilL. ."Here she. -goes.-Stand- -ed-trousersleretawalre -'tfis--bared-taetor of eara
nsideblo-amporte
ano
back. No use in both of us getting leg and foot where he ad wren h d PauttrY
c e industry in Western Ontario es
it." himself loose from the rock, and torn a =stilt of ohs tariff reduetions made
effectiVe under the recent Canada -Unit-
ed States o'Itrade 'Iteaty. During Janu-
ary, 11936, shipments of live poll/nee to
nearby United States paints, •obiefly
Buffalo, N.Y,, arnaunted, aceording Ito
unofficial figures, to 11.233 head. In
January, 1935, shipments totalled only
566 head. By the terms of the Treaty
the United States duty on 1?ve poultry
was fixed at four cents per pound. It
previously had been eight cents per
pound.
Shipments are made up lereely of
tow'. PrOes on live fowl at Montreal
and ToroTtilz at the present time are ap-
proximately five cents higher than last
He caught the end of the timber in
his heavy hands, planted his feet
firmly on the floor and heaved, The
big timber creaked, but did not give.
Again he planted himself and this
time his great shoulders seexned to
twist and writhe until the muscles
cracked with them, with a crash, the
hairier gave way. He sprang back
with amazing quickness and they ran
back up the drift for twenty or thirty
Ifeet while the mass again readjusted
itself and settled slowly into posttion.
IA cloud of dust bellowed toward
them, half -choking them with its
gritty fineness, and then, in a minute
the air had ' cleared. They went
eautiously forward.
"Well, we got' some farther, any-
how, unless she comes down while
., we!re_working through: :.-Mte've gota
'" e '-
`t thing,thlole-rniner asSerted.
hole to crawl into, and that's some -
Before he could say anything more
Dick had crowded him to one side
and was entering the aperture. He
had prevented his partner from tak-
ing the first perilous chance. Painful-
ly he made his way, while the man
i behind listened with terrified appre-
hension; for none knew better than
he the risk of that progress.
j 'All right, but be careful," a voice
I came to him faintly from the dis-
tance. "She's bad, but the air over
here seems good. It's a close shave."
The big miner dropped down and
began crawling through beneath' the
tons _of balanced rock, which might
give at any instant. Larger than his
irounger companion, he found it more
difficult for his great shoulders per-
sisted in brushing at all times, and
nciw and t„hen he was compelled to
Squeeze himself through a narrow
place that for a moment threatened
to be impossible. Once a timber
above him gwig a little and a rock
crowded down until only by exerting
his whole fOrce could he sustain it
while he scraped his, h)ps'through
from under it. Then as it descended
between his legs he found one of
them pinioned. He shut his teeth des-
perately to avoid shouting, and twist, -
ed sidewise, and back, to and fro; at
all ri.ht „ife rested for an instant 1 futile•
Peeilan 'Balm is irroz.‘sisLa(ly appealing
to a'.1 apiare: date charm and
.11.ie keeps the oontp:exion.
always dear a :1J beat's..iftil. Ton c in
- afoot. 1..}:nuilac.es the .i•-l•zin7and makes
Ib wmdrarfully F.,;:ift-,texttzed, Sof tens
and m1h6ten3 tthe • hand. Persia,n•Balm
is equallir invaluable to men• as an ex-
celtlent hairfixative and cooLing shavhvg
'Idtdon. al.?3 to. p:oteet, the
tendi5.,f- slain of the child.
$345° day
• CHICAGO
to
CALIFORNIA
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AIR -1
CONDITIONED
Chair Cars o‘n fast trains
—Delicious meals, With quality and
service made famous by Fred
Harvey, now served en route; to
certain trains, at Harvey Dining
Stations, at NEW LOWER PRICES.
—Liberal Baggage Allowance,
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R. C. SMITH. Gen, Agent
SANTA FE RY.
t 504 Transportation Bldg.
DETR.01T, MICH.
Phone: RAndolph 8748
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'BOTTLED CHICKEN
..Henry Willis of -Denver, Col'. is
the owner of Mathilda (above), the
bottled chicken, which. has been in-
carcerated in this five -gallon glass
home since birth, six weeks ago. Mr.
Willis claims that Mathflda is so im-
prisoned for reasons of scientific re-
search, but htimane officers thought
otherwise. Mathilda, they claimed,
was "unhappy". Doctors were call-
ed. One verdict: "Sickly in appear-
ance with pale comb, ruffled feathers
' and glassy eyes.' (Said another:
,t "The bird is beautiful; her appear-
• ance is_ good. comb. bright red,_ feath-
1 ers full_ and eYea bright." Judge
for yourself..
I3EVERAGE PERMITS
Brophey Bros.
GODERICH
-THE. LEADING -
FUNERAL• DIRECTORS
• AND- EMBALMERS -
Also
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AMBULANCE SERVICE .,AT AtL
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CANCELLED
the imminent danger of dislodging
‘verything above him. He heard an
-anx0us voice calling outside and re-
plied that he was corning and was more chance and that was almost ,
, for the plan indicated that liiinyelf in the triterr•i pertaining t,o
a- -,hi-e.iculeire and agri •ulture
his boet away in so doing. Along the
length of the white flesh wasa flar-
in. line. of red, where the point of
rock had cut .deeply when he made
that: last desperate struggle to es-
cape. He dropped to the floor and
clutched his wound with his hands
while Dick, almost with a moan,
thrust his candlestick into a timber
and savagely tore lits shirt off and
rent it into strips. He stooped over
and with hasty skill bandaged the
wound.
"It's not bad, I hope," he said,
"but it does hurt, doesn't it, old part-
ner?"
year.
Mimi= a14 -e3 *WW1, er' ualfalfa,
elover or 'ether lquane Eve* should be
lAagetled befores'owlint... The abswer
demndl tttrie etroutnzton=,
\Them a Imunie "s, grown far the rst
time the ,Tpropc-4, nodulePooning barWla
ore ?often tulItittz In the van. %rut /nom»
latton k:f eflOnVIS? *cti.ted. *.Where tlr
eame erop has be Om% within a few
year there are prohably suft1.104 b' -
ter x in the mil to tneoulato stitmzfully
•a $rti..,11 eeeding. riartzeoot Er-nlo
texunte3 survloie Ow $01 longer than
tethers wtheatt the host plazt.. fteeent
experiments indicate that Ted clewbaoterla may survive In 6,0,,t1 bettex than
alfalfa and erweet eloVer. or .pea, and
vetch tbatiera%. 14:Wa. a Iwo of ye=s,
thentore, rOnioculation orontsVa leas ur-
Met 'With red 'lover than with the
others,
Even 'sehere the eon eantatir.i sUffielent
-ettra,--0-produee-iredules.,-,r,eirmula
tien xna,y be of benefit. Tmeatigaittoos
have shown that there lire good and(poor
ettlabn et avodule -bacteria. • 'Menton,
reinoeulaidon may be very helpful by In-
trodueng a good strain of bacteria into
the soil wIn a uraeli higher power to
tlx nitrogen and thus help the crop and
the soil.
Flamers should Twilit°, however, that
inoculation is ally one factor in the pro-
clutstIon ot a suecessful legume crop and
cannot overeome other unfavorable fac-
tors such 03 poor seed, acid sett, poorly
prepared seed bed, etc. The. only un-
favoneble lateor tcan overoome Isleek
of nitrogen in he soil, and the poorer
the sail LS in nitrogen the greater the
gain will be from inoottlation.
"That's nothin'," bravely drawled
the giant, striving te force a grin to Hay Market Report
his ,pain -drawn lips. "Don't worry There has been prazticallyrn,o change
now, boy! . Think_ what, might likve in _the. hay„vmarketing situation clueing
hapeertedeifen1 beeriebheresererninttte--4*-pel*-eiebntax.----aaegg-supplieeeee-
or awe) longer, or if Leouldn't have 1935- crop flare still available in growers'
got loose ht all!" hands. ' The demand is generally • poor
„
In their thankfulness for the last at pie!ent, owing to local farmers' sup -
escape they had almost forgotten the ,phies being ,plentiful and the iterminal
fact. that their situation was still al- 1.i,narkets and large sttabl stocked l'isee-
! ;ILY Iv" hay last fall. The Toronto
most hopeless, and that perhaps the
arket
speedy end would have been prefer- m' is still receivingsome hay from
able to one more agonizing. more lEaseern ,. Ontario. Large, market hay are reported genI-quantities of
s
slow, to come. They got to their feet , throughwt the province and pamAcularly
:ally )
at last and hobbled forward, the big 1 '
ts I frwn she northerly keetione and the Ot-
man resting half his weight on hifriend's shoulder and making slew ptaprodwatieVinalley. In the heavy alfalfa hay
area between Markdale and
progress. Again they were centered I wafted and sacinaty, a fair quantity er
'on the faint hope that beyond was alfalfa hay is being gr2and 10'0 alnega
smeeC sort of openingbecause now t meal. Tee lew pre -es beine wild for this
they snew but too well that their re i hay are enabling the grinders ti (um -
treat was effectually cut off. If there ; pete cn export markets 'with this pre.
was no opening ahead they were ; duct.
doomed. They. consulted the plan Pr:xes per ton to grower are. F -
again and went forward. Abruptly No. 2 tamethy mixtures $7.50 tis $8.50.
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they came to a halt, shutting their for No3. $550 50. for
jaws hard. They had come- to the , S10 deecndlle alfalfa $4 te
I • . *6 g on locst'ln, and InT ..'-nw
end of the main drift and it was a
prospectors had finished! i car lots.
t5u2r5e0s ±0are$3s.ollAintgPrt aWboiluitian159 eil;enrwtotmlixii;
blank wall of solid stone where the
"Well, old man,. ther6's still the :
two side drifts to examine," said New Horticultural Head .
Bill with, a plain attempt to appear J. B. Spenser. BSA.. of Otitay,•a. was
ceive the other.
hopeful that did not in the least de_ elected President of the Ontario linrti-
fifty feet," Dick assented, finding cultural A sTe Ation at the 30th cotrten-
that it required a effort to steady -
i tion of, the Associat'on held reently at
"Yes. That's back there about
.
his voice. "The other one is behind Toronto. No man in Canada is mehe
the', barrier." wershv of this honor. fz•q• he has devoted I
his life and talents (to the betti7rment of I
the same thought. They had but one i canadian h:•rticuliture and agri-ulture.
As ,a streessful horticulturi..', and expert',
a Ar.cultur^t, auttizr. and trained news-;
They looked at each other. reading '
' paper man. MT . WI -177T 11114 TlF V er c'1)1r -
to regain breath, then made' a des- ',Ole 'side' drift extended but a score Far several years he has been an off-
perate forward effortt to find that or so of yard§ and had then been. .
his foot alone caught him. Again he abandoned. They felt their feet fill- crei.,rtiol°11a
n, ills"a pae;prrbesindecntntiectititttuhrCe%73-
rolled from side to side, and again tering when they turned into- it,eissaeseeettese .asototer, a menater of the
ho rested. • dreading the end, dreading the reve- Canadian Society of Techivi,..al Agri-iil- .
"Bill! Bill! For God's sake what lation that meat tell them they were turys a graduate of Ontario Mrricultur-
thoindsi.e. Binuttheoisurlaingieiotcualsiyhutihse-oywtliinedtht0e=Id College. and A an artive member of ,
the. Federal D-2--trie4, Commi,FAnn. Ot " am ad.
has happened?" he heard an ag•oniz,
ed call from ahead.
"I'm all right, boy," he called baek
patiently. "Just keep away fromthe.
hole so I can get air. I'm -I'm just
findin' some places a little tight."
His reply did not seem to allay the
solicitude of his companion. who call-
ed again, "Can I help you in any
way?" ,
'Only by keeping clear. I'll make
an try. Stand -dear. so if she
collies down you won't be caught. If
assume an air of 'confidence. They 1 -TA, aPo famous as a ros, grcwer, an
did not speak as they progressed, i communtiv cir les' has given Tnueli,
practical advice on the growin4 of tre.-s!
in city e•ree's. tie was secretary and
4• f the Danninton 0,1vernmenit
each dreading that instant when he
would again face an inexorable box-
' rier. They counted their stens as
ahead. Together they stopped and 'awr•.•c'ultural conarnistan Which • Kudied.
they went, to themselves. They came
turned toward eaa- ot her.- Dimly the various pharsos of production. extrina
ty-second, and were peering fixedly
fi.rst, twen- '
to the twentieth. twenty-
- -good-well Dick!" beams, they could see it. the dusky .: •- -.- .. 'rit3 a refe'relIce
and mark& Mg of bacon in Denmark and I
In the Un',ted Kingdom Ifli rrpor', t 1- ,
As he spoke the final word he gray mass. The wall leered at the t,
4,, , gether with other bulletins • (wertirg t h:c
:
the faintly thrown light of the candle T slIM. bre! . arid- -wine' 11144'44.44- ILLe 7'
she does- well
made another fic-ctly stei.perate ef- as they stood there panting. desimini -1 I Leglinie--1-11"-u-lati(m
fort from his new position. There ir)g, desperate as trapped animal.; 1 This time cf year when farnters are
for :Refill -1u, the
was a ripping. searirlk ' Pain along, Their iinaginations told them flu: making PreParaion
the length of his end
Folks Past 40
Woi i 1 d This
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EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT.
Late House Surgeon New York Ozsgs-
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Mooreflela a Eye Hospital and Golden
Square Throat Hospital, London, Eng.
Eyes tested, glasses supplied.
53 Waterloo St. S., Stratford. Telite
phone 267,
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from 7 p.m. till Thursday, March 19th.
at 1 p.m. At. Hotel Bedford Telephone
149.
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If y lu are traubled with a burning
een.sattion, functional blac^der w:'akries,
frequent they annioyer.:e, disturoed
sleep, dall pains in bask. lower abdomen
and dewn through groins—wet sh.ltild 1 )0U (+LAS R. NAIRN.
try 'the splendid formula value of the
Dr. Southworsh "Uratabs" owe an0
Fee who a won.d..rful dAfference It
makes! If this grand Old fo.tintila of a
ksa;,..wri physician brawts you the
swift and satisfying comfort has
brAntlit to dozers of others, you sureW
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If it dies not satisfy. the drug -ie..' ttra'
supplied you wl,:h "Uratab5" is author- Sun
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ttm, 'a -t timt lathy. Any tr
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Office: Hamilton St, Phone SIX
VRNEST M. LEIE.
LA
ST. AUGI.TSTINE
HZ11'1,.. am being tested. .h!liale ;its
arid rliez &t the annual
St Pltrt-k's Witht frliri
Several have reported seeing rob ns.
ane many ate making preperation for
'he " The nyvis re,
yet are and we twat*. envto-at-lv
'that the atilt.) roads have bem -petted
f arg
The cal,Ftl'an of ringing th- "Arrgelus''
has 1.,e-ra hed S; Ati.nrstine
Thr h 'Th - 4 ! 739 • m
and 6_ la ai 3 .tr,•ke4 3
OlIce. ''.1111.1•S I'S- -ft tlevrytion
inz wh:rh i'mvers c e of
.the Birla of Chriq are said
s foot which he dis- •
regarded in that supreme attempt
'A? b't',jr, rI 1935, t'llirty and suddenly he seemed to slide for-
hev.rage att.,:iorities have been cancelled
oy the On a lo liquor officials, a 0Yern-
ment report in the Legislature states.
Tree -IT -one autherrettes which were
east-
rcied a' one tams. or another since the
begirm2ng,01 the beer law, have been re-
newed, the return Staled.
• Worms -'in eleildien, -if-they be ,not •
2nde1 x. cause ...larrvulsvons, and oft/en
dz-ath. M7:her Graves' Worm Extentei,n-
a!or w:;11 motect the children from these
_rsring afflictions.
- Why Cannot I Get
A Good Night's -Rest?
Sleep is essential to our Very exietenee rTa Aire
we repose vie are collecting energy to go forth to
another day 's, work.
Loss of sleep is a serious matter, and unless we
get proper restessooner or later, the nervous system
, is bound to eollapse.
Tone up your nehcius system with Milburn 's 11. 85'
N. Pills. Then there will be no more --broken rest;
no More disturbing dreams; no more nightmares; no
- Mee° getting up in the -morning feeling an tire41 as
when you went tio bed.
MUGGS McGINNIS
-.31.367 caP
JUST SAW °WHISKERS
AI;t0UND 114' <4.2ftNe.R AND HE'S
LOOKINI1 F*01 SeA! I -1E GAY6
-To BEAT* YeR, EARIE, DOWN
Mare. 6HOOTIN' le -41K4 Wrr" YER
SUSJC.7- SHOT!
FR
APWADE
OF HIRAI!
"on
warci wniie 011CKoZ nim came a crun-
ching, grinding noise as the disturb-
ed rock which had pinioned him set-
tled down into place. He crawlea de-
sperately forward. A light Eared in
his eyes and he felt strong hands
thrust under his .arm pits and was
jerked bodily out to the floor of the
drift. 'They -fell-together -and' 'the
candle, falling with them, was extin-
guished. -They were overwhelmed,
Las they lay there in the darkness,
gasping, by a terrific crashing im-
pact as if, the whole mountain' had
given way and at their very feet,
huge rocks thundered down. They
drawled farther along on hands and
knees and the falling rack seemed to
.pursue them malignantly_ , For an
age it seemed as if the whole drift
would give way as each set of tim-
bers came to the strain and failed to.
hold. Then again all was still.
Strangling, sweating, spent, they
got te the side wall and raird them-
selves up, gasping for fresh air.
Their senses wavered and swooned in
that half -suffocation and slowly
they comprehended that they were
still alive and that the `. dust was
DON'T KNOW,: IF
WERE You -1 wo'opetw
Ler Him FWD me: He
MAN'S HE CIZIMES FROM
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Vt• ell, 01(1 man • Bill's voice
sounded with exceptional softness. -
"thev (Ii(lnt eytpnil t1 '•
farther, All we can do' now is to go
up and sit down at, the foot oT it, and
—3"veauit'l
t.Iit 'won't take long, Bill," Dick
replied. "The air, you know. It can't
last forevee.".
They trudged forward for the few
- remaining yarda- and then,- abruptly,
the candle they were carrying gave a
little flicker. This time they stopped
in their traCks and shouteci_Bill sud-
denly loosened his hold on the young-
er man's shoulder and begap hopping
forward, and the light threw huge,
grotesque. strangely moving shadows
on the wall ahead of them. Dick ran
after him, crowding on his heels and
shouting meaningless hopes, _Ahrept.-.
ly they came to. a right-angle drift,
andethen, but a few yards down it,
they discovered an upraise, crude
and uncared for. but climbing into
the higher darkness, and down this,
there streamed fresh air.
• It was such a one as prospectors
make, having here and there a pole
with cleats to serve as a ladder,
then ascending at an incline which,
though difficult, was not impossible,
I'VE FORIGOTT E.14-\
-n-11 'JAM M czoP. IT se
,
' and again rereiting • .ke foot.
holds at the l'p this
• -t .1 his partner, thrusting a
shoulder beneath his haum hes and
straining upward with the exult -a -
than 'of 'reaction. They were• saved!
114, knew it The fresh air told that,
steiry to their experienced nostrds.
l'p. up, up they clembered for a long
slanting distance and then fell out
--on the floor ni', anothei drift at
whnse
t•nd was a shadowy light. Again they
' hobbled down a long length, ever ap-
s' proaring their goal. fl11 topped
and leaned againSt the ede v alI and
volceI 14'' exultatioon.
! "I knovi. Vtrlieve We are" bre ex,
ed. "This is the blacksmiths' tun-
' nel, They made that upraise follow-
ing the ore, and that's why the mine
_was opened for the second time here.
..
They Mil t «min e e '1 l
cause they knew the tbld work useless.
. Dick, we've been through smile pret-
t•• hard times together and had some
nalTOW haves; hut 1 done care for
many more like that Come on. Help
me no, 1 want you to take a look
and .ee if my heed is any whiter than
11 was at nine o'clock this mormn
when we went into that other hole."
(To hs continued)
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