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,Beotoni at available ij�xljiftlon land lip
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mani.t9i4a, Saskatchewan, or 11berts,
The� %_PpiAc%0t ,Muot a1ppq%r iq..perawr
,pereow:
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aub,�agenoy for the 410trict, An, try ii�-
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pirqxy . may be haA at the M900MI O*
certain conditions, ,by faither, mgthOr
. A", oisughter, brothert or Blatier of
,;r. in -tending hoMieffteltdeiti ,
I Vuties;-Bix Moutbe Teviden"Uton
'and ettltivii,tion of the land In 09011 .
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,of thri!e yearsi. A bowe�fiitel!ider WAY
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14010 imllesk�OfL.hjg boMMIK
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Istead 0-4 a d%rm of. at 1020t 00 &OrQd
Bolely owned and Dcoapied by himi VX
bie father, motbor.. Boni 0MIghtst,
-iotber I or sister.
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1,n frooid .itandiLlig May �Pr(_�eMP`t 0
quarter section al,01119side rtishOulg-
igtea4. price $3. per acre, -Duties-
mv�i jr0gide six rovatm itiles,ob of six
,Veers,Lfrom date Of LOMeRtea,d on-trl
g , ineludini�, ill#,, time requlreA to% eB r' ,
310(me0jead 'Paten't' L ' %.n4 outtirt I 0,
gifty aeres extra. I '0*
I 'A beinesteader who has exhalIP?
Vie bomesta8d right and 08n00t (Jt'
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o�Niased bomestood !in certain digit "e'' -
lmrloo 0. por acre.. Dutie,.--Mo-
tbLa it, eaeb, of thr-'
tyears, cultivckte (ift-Y aqres aknot Prew
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A house worth stoo.w.
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'Depusy Otthe filloiater ortbe
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Mae imaurr 0,&Iso CoVocting AeWunts
Still 9AXvotIou,'-ee(,ring.
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varsity. office e6nd residevitence. Do 10 "f
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Associate Coroner of Here".
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ZE-L -s., Hion,lor Graduate Toronto ty"
Veruity. Tvvb years resident phy4iciat.
Boyal Alexandra, Hospital,' ebt:- Offia(-
iand residence, I Dr. Amos' old sr�aod
Andrew Street, Exeter..
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11.6-." sonage, Exeter. I
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an Main 'Street. Residence --corner
3ratmea and Albert StreAft, opposite
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Member of Ontario 'Veterinary Medi -
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_ Treats all DiseasPs Of U,"iesticated
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AR. calils day, or uight pro-POY ftl,�-
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Varlittors 1501101two Nobaxte*4, 00"ve PIUOA�,
uo'l'�;�Isalonqra. 94101ton wT the kletooeo
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,woney to Loan at iowest rave8 of in irmmm
OFFICHi-MAIN STRERT, BXMTHR.
36 CABLING 18. A. ' F. Ia. 01c6C-;at
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rIONEY TO'LOAN. .
We have a large ammub of priveltio funtip
Den on farm and village proverfiles ah lawre,to
a , interset. GLADMAN ft STANHURT
BarrIsbors Sollottore. M14n at, wlcabw
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ERNEST ELLIOTT
A Office opposite ,"antr&I .Hotgl Main'
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HIcks Voreoas;6.-A reactionary
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gotorm pexiod falla centrally on the
Stb:, 9tb, and 10th- At 'th'is time, the
J)le gercury d.!isrurbanee is added to
;E)2we of Bartli. 'Vertus' and Mars.
trh'a: period 'is aim , o coineiaep,t) witit
I $be ajj;�uil magnetia tand electric
, , ,pr4as. cenuxal on and about Mareb
� . 1� -- influence
, !She 11th. If the Mars ,
! 11 I J$hOTI)d nDt , brlr-;,,� . ),varm, open
"I -%vea,t&er over from Vebruary—a
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poet isomed eo:,ded --tormis of rain.
eet and -isnow ,betil,een t,hor 7th inil
�, �;,,)Jt% RaLin. -tvind and 'thunder , will
.ualtiiiral iii the firist, oxleomin;r
,a -thpiso Storm&, but rap!.
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.c anae to isnow, high,barometer ant,
. ,d may be expoicitted on th,,i -wdst-
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,grn Ls,oleg of ptorin areas, -
. � colder weather, but teholency to pro,a
". Jonged cloudLneoss wit+ threatening
1. . 0apects, will contirue, over 'the I I'Lli.
'L i12,b, and 13th, A. iiesulat istorm,
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f,he tftli, The ,central dav of tht�
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IVerlod.' on 'he 76th. The J.kill Moon
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� ,on t1w, 1.1th arid .15th. mak'ng Ibi.e
. pero:i a time ,of Idecii4col storm pro.,
babliHeet. W(, will AA.inc Tuesda�,
. Wednv-,�,day a0d, Thur,-dai, the 14tb.
16MA & na 16.11. ats days of poulble
� -V.01ontL and dar%.�;cr, e6p"Iciallyin th6
. I" Aolutherti staws and about 'the 3.ulf
� � . r3oft.0�1-5, Ita'a. islee� and . snow, all
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followed by h.`j9h. oaronic rer aric
cold wave for Zlitireb, way be eN�
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answer for this deed." . . .
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else besides a cry?"
"No," said Holmes; "did You?"
of pain and my -
and nephew haxe been'murdered-the
one frightened to death by the very ,
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laughing and wringing my )land.
Could this be my Stern, Self-contained
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friend? These' were hidden fires, in-
deed!
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wood, Ivory, bom, metal and
piew, beaded Styles. Wooden 1314t!ih-
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factit that when a VmQn oatohes CQJdL it
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Polished and Stained wood, round,
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or trilat0al JA shape, hAVQ
ye I ar ago, one,,of our local druggistst l."L
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it is lay neighbor, the convict!"
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-wilere is it?" Holmes whispered;
the -Do , and that dripping beard
was p= up to the cold, clear
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Sir Heiiry *did itiot make love to ter,
and I knew from the thrill of his voice
moon, There could be no doubt About
tioa are, all caused by neglecting to'curo
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months I found A decided 1, imprpve-
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as -you hate yourself ,D17served. I re-
that be,. the man of iron, was shaken
the beetling forehead, the Bunke u aui.
the Simple, cold.
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peat that the lady Is his wife and not
his sister." I I
to the soul, "Where Is it, Watson?"
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mal eyes. it was, bidedd, the game
face -Which had glared upon me In the
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to say that I hope soon to be fully
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darXiless. .
light of the candle from over the rock
writes---"Threa years, ago� I caught, a
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be very mue.h more useful to him In
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the charactor'of a free woman.",
Again the. agonized .cry Swept
I through the ;31leut night, louder and
Then ill an Instant was all clear
to me. 1,remembered b4w the baronet
piloiuniciiiIa, S=70 that time at the
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much nearer than ever. And a new
had, told me that he had handed his
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vague suspicions, suddenly took shape
Bound mingled with It, ,a lee,),, mutter.
wardrobe 'oBarryulo"', BarryMore
"Old, *e,y eadly, I have, beenso boarse,
and the system becomingweakened -�
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ed rumble, musical and Yet menacing,
11tLd Passed it on In order to help Sel,
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all Sir Henry's, The tragedy
beard vmoss the rociin, Last �win,erlil
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straw hat And his'butterfly-net, I Seem-
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stant murmur of the sea..
"The hound!" cried Holmes. "Come,
It was
was still black enough, -but this mail
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towever, % friend noivised Me to t Dr
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ture of Infinite patienceand craft, %,iltb
,W.atson, come! Great lieavells, If wit
tad at least deserved death by the
faws, Ills country. I'told Holmes'llow
Wood's No�vra,y Me Syrupt saying it
her. I bought bottle
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is then, who Is our enemy-
it is he who dogged us In London?"
His had started Tunuing swiTtly uve.
the moor, and'i had followed At hi
tile matter:
over "with thankfulness and joy,
boove it was half used I was eompileteI7
Ou'red. 1 31SO fiAd it a good, Medici)10 for �
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"So I read the riddle."
"And the warnllig�-It must have
heels. But now from somewhora nTa oiil�� I
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the broken ground Immediately 'I*. �
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poor devil's 001h;l said he, "It is clear
the children wkert, they have cailds�'* � I L
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front of us there came one last .&,*,, I
enough that the hound has been laid
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palring yell, and then a, Mill, heavy
thud, We halted and *listened. Not
on from some Article of Sir Henry's-
the boot Which was abstracted lit the
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hotel, in all probability�-and so ran
Ask for "Dr. Wooft" ancl in" oz.
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simple designs outlined in fine inlaid
Sold by all druggists. under a guar -
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through the darkness which had girt
me so -long.,
lence of the windless night. . I
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this man down. There it. one very sin.
galar thing-, however: How came Sl
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silver strips. The wood inside the $11-
. antee assurIng the return of the pricag ,
f the first box If no benefit ribultli .
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forehead like a man distracted. He
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I'Vis pub up ia a yellow -wrapper,- three
ver outline is stained darker than the
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How do you know that the woman Is
stamped his feet upon the ground.
hound was on his, trail?" I
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"He has beaten us, Watson. We are
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too late,,,
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a hard man like this
M MMurn 00 __,��,.M& Toronto. C)At.
plain and silver trimmed, of pimento,
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as to tell you a true piece of autobio-
graphy upon the occasion when he
no, surely not!"
"Pool that I was to bold MY hand. I
would not work
convict into , such a paroxysm of ter-
and hand carved Japanese and etched
models to the Staple
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first I met you, and I daresay he has
time it He
And you Watson, see what -comes of,.ror
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that he would risk recapture by
p. By hiSL
wildly for hel cries
,n7,rriend spoke In his fr=lCest and
or acid carved
opera shape.
noi)erts of Xilford� and Stancliflo,
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Hale of South Glastonbury, tWOL Of ,
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many a, regretted Since. was
once a,schoolmaster in the North Of
abandoning your charge! But, -
en, If the worst has happened, we'll!
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screaming
he must have run a long way after he
most unconcerned manner. Stapleton
looked hard at him. Then be turre
Then there are acid carvc .-a handles
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England. Now, there Is no one more
easy -to trace than a schoolmaster.
avenge him!- .
Blindly we ran through the gloom,
knew the animal was on his track.
How did he know?"
still
ed to me.
carrying this poor
resembling worm eaten Wood in half
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crook
in Oonnecti=t, yesterday afternoo" I
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blundering against bould 9
"A greater mystery to me is why
that ,,ill our
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fallow� to my house, but it would give
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WhiChL one MAY Identify axty man who
has A little Irt-
our way through gorge bushes, panting
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Tay sister such a fright that I do not
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fearqd Canadian fruit, but. becaum
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been in the profession.
vestigation showed me that a school I
up hills and rushing down Slopes,
Ing always In the directio.o. Whelice
conjectures
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feel justifle �
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P retty yet simple ones. The upper cap �
is made in one -piece. and is regulated b y
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had come to grief under atrocious Gir-
cumstances, and. that the man who had
those dreadful sounds had dome. At
Holmes looked eagerly
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be loose to -night. I UPPOse t at it
Put ,
- be safe until morning."
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Resisting
means of ribbon inserted in a casing
trxn. As fruit, growers; tbey woum .
benefit, as the Canadianmimrk et would , I
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every rise
owned it -the name was different- round him, but the shadows were thick
does not always run loose upon the
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And so it was arranged.
Mapleton's offer h mes
at -the neck edge. The lo*er,caP is
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had disappeared with his wife. The
descriptions agreed. 'When I learned
-upon the moor, and nothing moved
upon its dreary face. .
moor. Stapleton would not let it g Un.
. less he had reason to think that Sir
and I Set 4olf to BaSkerville Hall, leaving
the naturalist to return alone. Look-
made with crown
All materials used for children's caps
and other large cities ,%t certain 1. ,
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entomology the identification was
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4 'Nothing."
Henry would be there." I
"My difficulty is the more formid-
. back we saw the figure moving
llig
are approprihte. I I
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Both expressed delight with the lo- ,
orchaids, which are in better
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complete." .
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"But, hark what Is that?"
able of the two., for I think that we
slowly awa� over the broad moor, and
behind him that one black smudge on
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shape than ,those of their state, the �
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The darkness was rising, but much
was still hidden by the shadows, L
.
A low mo�'aii had fallen upon our
I ears. There it was again upon our left!'
Shall very shortly get an explanation
of yours mine may remain for
, while
the silvered slope -which showed where
the man was lying who had come so
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This Way 34anton pattern is cut In two
sizes for children of six montbs ,or one
trees having longer life and �better 11
OLP this- I
fruit. They predicted a big cT � I
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"If this woman is in truth his wif%
vheie does Mrs. Laura Lyons come'
On that side a ridge of rocks ended In
a sheer cliff -which overlooked a stone-
ever , mystery. The question now Is,
what shall we do with this poor
h orribly to his end.
year and for cbildreiL from 'two to four
years of age., send io cents to thils ot-.
year from the present condition of the I
.
buds Prices there average sixty cents
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In?" -1 asked. ,
"That is one of the Points' 'upon'
I strewn slope. On Itsr jagged face was -
spread-eagled some dark, irregular ob-
wretch's �bodyr?'.L W -e cannot leave it
j44 f6jp 'and'theL ravens." z
here to . $ 1
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fice; giving number,. 6803, Und it will be
pr6m0by forwardea to 7od by . mail. , It
.
-11 bushel basket of lruitt,' ' �, �
for a ha L I
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which would be about equal to the
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which your own researches have shed
, ject. As we ran towards it the vague
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, "I Su geat that we put it in one of
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"We're at close grips at last," said
in haste send an Ladditional. two c8nt.
a tamp for letter postake, whicli insums
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local eleven quart basket at local" I.
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a light, Your interview with the lady
,
definite sh
outline hardened into Ek , ape.
the Mits until we can c �ommuniciate
Holmes, as we w alked together across
more prompt' delivery.
price s, Prof. Macoun, Ottawa, and . .
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has cleared the situation very much. I
it -was, a prostrate man face down-
. with the police."
,Txactly. doubt that you
,the moor. "What a nerve the fellow
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'CONCEITS.
Prof. Harcourt, Gueltph, addressed- tb4 ,
:,--. �
did not know about a projected di-
vorce ,between herself and her 'hus-
wards upon the ground, the head
dotibled under him at a horrible angle,
I have no
and I could -carry It so far. HA11Oa,
has! How he pulled himself together
In the face of what must have been a
i
QUAINT
convention last night. k��,
band. In that case,, regarding S taple-
ton as an unmarried man, she counted
the ighoulders -ro-dilded and the body
hunched together as it In the act of
Watson; what!a this? It"s tl le man
Ill ' inself, by all that wonderful and all-
'paralyzing shook when he found that
the wrong man had fallen 2 victim to
The Highest of High "Chokerel to Be
,:,,gSnspected the ArUilery. -
ton, March 3�Gen. Otiter was
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no doubt upon becoming his wife."
; throwing .a summerstau% So grotesque
- daclous! Not a word to show your Bug-
told you. in London, Watson,
. Worn This Winter.
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here yesterday afternoon and made an.
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"And when she is undeceived?"
"Why,
I was the attitude that I could not for:
Plans
picions7-not a word, or my .,
.
and I tell you, now.agalu, that we have
The comfort Of the low ne ck Is to be
inspection of the Royal Oanzdiau
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then we may find the lady of
service. It must be our Jkrst duty to see
.
the instant realize that that moanhad
.
beet the passing of his soul. Not' a
crumble to, the ground." .
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A figure was approaching us over
never. had a foeman more worthy of
our steel."
� atoned for by cbokers which threaten
Horse Artillery at the Tete cle -P64','
te - �__-_-
barnuk-s. Lai,t night hawas en r-- , I
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her -both of us -to -morrow. Don't you
whisper, not a rustle; rose no* from
the moor, and I saw the dull red glow
"I am sorry that he has seen You."
to reach heights that the stock has Be
tained. at, the officers"raess. .
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thinli, Watson, that you are away
from your charge rather long? Your
the dark figure over which we stoop-
ed, Holmes laid his hand upon him;
Of a cigar. The moon shone upon him,
and I could distinguish the dapper
$I Ikud so was I atRrst. Pat there was
no getting out of it."
far fallen short ot Sonic, Of the new-
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FEEDING CORN TO CATTLE-.
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place should be at Pagkerville Hall '.11
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and hold It up again, with an exclama
shape and jaunty, walk of the n atural-
"What effect do You. think It will
est black satin scarfs, lined with dain.
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I The last red streaks had. faded ta*ay
,tion of horror. The gleam of the,matell
ist. He stopped when lie saw us, and
bave -upon his .plans, now that he
ty colors, are shirred in wide collar
.
Methods Pursued by a Successful Ohl&
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In the.west and night had settledUpon
the moor. A few faint stars were
. which he Struck. shone upon his clotted
and Upon the ghastly P90f
theu came on Again.
"Why, Dr. Watson, that' S not you,
knows.yoa are here?"
"It may cause him to be more can-
style at the middle and have deep
the face.
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S�ock Raiser.
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gleaming ill a violet Sky. I
"One last question, Holmes," I said,
,fingers
. Wly from the crush;
which widened slo
i it shone'
ed skull Qf the victim. Ant
is It? You: are the last man that I
should have expected to see out on the
I
tious, or It may drive him to desp er-
at once. Like most clever .
standing high atiout
frills I
For a Pretty Wl these frills are very
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.In this Section of the country thi� I ,
feeding of. cattle has become quite at I
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as I rose. "Surely there is no need.of
upon -something else which turned our
moor at this time of night,. But, dear
Somebody hurt? NDt
ate measures
criminals, he may be too confident In
becOmIng.
general business during 6e past ted. �
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secrecy between you and me. What is
the meaning of lt,all? What is he.
hearts sick and faint within us -tile
body Sir Henry Baskerville! '
me, what's this?
-don't tell me that it is our fiiend Sir
his own cleverness and imagine that
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The use of braid as a fabric -for the
years.. writes ,an experienced Ohio� I L
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N:�!
after?" I I
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of
1. There was no chance of either df us�
Henry!" He hurried past me and stoo p-
he has completely deceived US."
should we not arrest him 'at
fashionable bat Is new, 'an d it is par-
feeder in the Neir
Stead. The most of us cattle feedin,6,
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Holmes's voice sank as he answer-
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i forgetting that- peculiar ruddy tweed
which he bad worn
ed over the dead man. I heard a shar p
Intake of his breath and th e cigar fell
."Why . I
.
once?" .
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farmers raise enough feed to fattf*
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ed. -
"It Is murder, Watson -refined,
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- SU it -the very'one
� on the first mcq,ning that we had seen
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from his fingers.
,,My dear Watson, you were born
to be a man of action.iYour instinct is
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our cattle. and, as a xule, we ba,V$4. L
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cold-blooded, deliberate murder. Do,
him In baker Street. We caught the,
,,who --who's this?" he stammered.
always to do somethilig energetic. But,
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only enough cattle to ,consume the
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not ask me for particulars. My nets
One clear glimpse of it, and the n the
"It Is Selden, the man who escaped
supposing, for argument's Sake, that
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feed we raise.
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are closing upon him, even as his are
upon Sir Henry, and with your help
: match flickered and Went out, even as
the hope had gone out of our ,mouls.
from Priucetown." on
Stapleton turned a ghastly face up
'had
we had him arrested to-niglit, what on
the better off should we be for
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The general Method Is to purchaSir
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stock cattle durin the fall and win.
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he is .already almost at' MY mL'rP-7-
danger can
Tiolines groaned, and his face glimmer-
dark --s%.
us, but by a supreme effort he
his amazement and his dis-
earth
that? We could prove nothing against
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ter. These cattle Ire carried throug I
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There is but one which
� threiten us. It is that he should strike
ed white through the
"The brute! the brute!" T �--I, -"th
overcome
appointment. 1:1 e looked sharply from
him. There's the devilish cunning of
it' If he were acting through a human
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until grass time, grazed and finishe4 � ��
on corn the toilewing fall. The 46-91 �
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i before we are ready to do so. Another
day -two at the most--hild I have my
clenched hands. "Oh; Holmes, 1 q,111
never forgive myself for having le t
Holmes to me.
"Dear me! What a very shocking af-
'evidence, but
agent we could get some to
to drag this great dog
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case complete, but until then guard
your charge as closely as ever a fond
him to igs fAte.11 . ,�
"I am more to blame than you Wat-
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fair' �How did .
"go appears to libLve broken Ills
it we were
the light of day it -would not b6i
the ne _k
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fodder and bay. If young cattle are I
given plenty of rough feed they wilt
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mother,watched her ailing child - Your
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case well
son. In order to have MY I
neck by falling over these rocks. MY
in putting a roP e round I
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generally go through the winter Ia, 11
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mission to -day has justified itself, And
rounded and complete, Illave thrown
friend and I were strolling on the Moor
master." I ..
"Surely w6 have a case." i.,
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nice shape. However, I like to fee&
14�.�.,
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yet I could almost wish that you had
),
away the life Of my client. It Is the
-when we beard a cry."
"I also. That W as what
"Not a, shadow of one -only Surmise
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I some corn'�*to young steers in the- I .
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not left his side�41ari! .
"A terrible scream -a, prolonged Yell
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greatest blow which has befallen me
in my career. But how- could I know-
beard a cry
brought me out. I was uneasy about
and c-niecture. We should be laughe&
out of court if we came with such a.
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spring, as they will be In better'con�i
dition to go on grass. Another AdVanw
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of horror and anguish buist out of the
silence of the moor. That frightful or Y
'how could I know -that he would risk
' In the face
big lite alon.6 upon the"moor'.
Sir Henry."
"Why about Mr. Henry In partleW
Story and such evidence."
is Sir Charles's death."
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tage I have found in ,feeding corn to . I
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hogs
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turned tile blood'to tee in my -'Veins.
,tub, my God!" I gasped. "What.,is
of all my warnings?" .
"That we should have beard his
lar?" I could not help asking.
"Because I had suggested that he
'When
ere
I g:To und dead without a �i`12ark upon
I luioW that- lie died of
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young cattle Is that young. caix� .,,I
be carried through the spring in mucli .
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It? What does it mean?" - .1
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Holmes. had sprung to,his feet, and
screams -my God, those screaws!-
,
and bave'�ren Unable to save himt
should come over. he did not
come I was surprised, and I naturally
him. You and
sheer fright, and we know also what
but bow are we to
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better shape.
As a rule, most of our cattle are ftdl
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Isaw his dark, athletic outline, at the
yet
Where is this brute of % bound which
I became alarmed for his safety When I
frightened him; . .
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during the 'fall and earli winter.
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I drove Ulm to It S UV- 11
Ing among these rocks at this irittarit.
way,'hir, eyes dayted from my face to
urance . .
morrow," I
. And Stapleton, where is h6? Ile shall
Holmes's-Mid you hear anything
mule gellg.Lor KkRil)i ,i) V J,UVLC "AX V I I
average horse? i&ver think that the
answer for this deed." . . .
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I "Ile shall. I will see to that. 'Uncle !
else besides a cry?"
"No," said Holmes; "did You?"
"Oh, you return to-11:16trow?"
and nephew haxe been'murdered-the
one frightened to death by the very ,
4110.p, � � —
'lob, -you know the stories that the
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sight of a beast which he thought to
peasants tell about 9L phantom hound,,
"That is MY intit"ItIOn." ine
'If hope Your vi.,Ot has cast SO ,
� be supernatural, ih6 other driven to his
and so on. It is said to be heard at;
if
.1 and in his wild fliglit'to escape from
night upon the moor, I was 'wondering
It. But now we have'to Prove the.cOn-
if there were any evidence of such a
nection between the man and the :
Deast. Save from what we beard, we
sound to -night."
"We heard nothing of the klad�"
I
cannot even swear to the ex1plence-of
the latter, since Sir Henry'llas eVi- -
1.
Said L L
L "And what is your theory of this
1
dently died from tile fall.'But, by heov-
.
cunnlug� as he is, the fellow shall
poor fellow's death?"
'It have no doubt that anxiety and,
Ieits,
be in my power before another day. is
exposure have driven him off his head. .
I.Pastr" I
. , has rushed about the moor in a
'Ho
We Stood with bitter hearts oil
�.,,V(Izy state and eventually fallen over
'
either glee of the manigled body, over-
heVo and broken his neck:' I
whelmed this sudden and irrevo-
11T)�at seems the most reasonablg
.by
cable disalter which had brought All
the6ry,,, said Stapleton, and he gave a
.our lionj And weary labors to L So
I Piteot is*�hu end. Then, as the moon
sigh � *bich I took to indicate Ills re- I
ilpf. ,,N'Vh&t do -you think abo ut It, Mr.!
rose, '�,*6, - climbed to the top of the
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r6ckg,LOVer which our Poor frieliLd barl
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lily friend bowed Ills conipllinentl�
fallen, .Aj.id from the summit we gazed
,,toin ave quick at identificatiOnf"
.. L out over , the shadowy inoor, halt silver
and 119,141 gloom. Par Away, miles Off, In
sPL11 lie. � I
,,We have been, expecting you in
the dir6otion of, GrImPen, a I singla
.
steady Yellow light was shinfilgi It
these parts since Dr. Watson came
JL It
olown. You are in till'G to $08 tr, -
�.' could oi�lr come frolA the lonely abode
of tile Stapletons. With a bitter 03UM9
ge(ly.,1 UOL
,,yes, indeed, T have doubt tb,it
I Shook my flat at it as I gazed,
m.3r friend's explan�tlon will cover the
"Why Should we not Bette him at
El
fle in m-
, ,tg. I will take an illiplegsaut re e
— ,, f- I olidonWith me to- '
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urance . .
morrow," I
Hogs or cattle will fatten on less f"4 1,
,
mule gellg.Lor KkRil)i ,i) V J,UVLC "AX V I I
average horse? i&ver think that the
during moderate remperatures, as it
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"Oh, you return to-11:16trow?"
17011 over 1hd broad 4al. L
takes a certain amount of feed to keept , . 1:�,;
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bl�s head thrust forward, his face 136eY.
ing into the darlaless , i ,
degree. It is Dot what we it -now, but
what we can Prove- If we Make One
"That is MY intit"ItIOn." ine
'If hope Your vi.,Ot has cast SO ,
up tile animal heal, � I I , -
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sinart and Attractive,
I I XUDId 'CHOLLEIM
if
.41-Jugh!', lie whispered, "Hugh!f`
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The cry had been loud on account, of.
false move the villain may escape us,
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As to the kinds of feed used, corA, , , .
signs
Where are the Marks of its fangs'! 01
I know that a hound does
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TWA May Utkrit0n, pattern 18 cut In sizes
way be dull? There never has bedX . I � i
all overpr6duotiot, of mules, and thdf* �
Its vehemenW, but- It had pealed out
YOU$,
, ,,What can we ,do?" .
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Is king with us. In starting cattle tot' . I _1.:
I eourse"wo
not bite a dead body an d thrLt , Sir
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from somewhere far oft on the sha-
ddwY Plain. Now it burst uPoll our
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fatten I generally give some corn on., , .14
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een years of ago. sein4 10 teots to, this
o ce, giving turnbor, 680S� and It w1il,be
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grass as early as t lie list of Septembm . I'll 11)
form. the, 111Bt 00dies to our poor
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or as soon as the new COM CoinnienceS I 1,
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- brute overtook -we
prove all this, and Ve are not In 0,
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to harden. This Is done by goftl�..�, . I
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CRIC LrrTLr, pg"ANT BLOUSIL
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the corn and cutting as much AS, Isi", �', , 1;
ticularly effective when combined witb
needed, say tile, two or three stallmt I � 1�
velvet.
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for each steei for a feed. This amount I "�, I
Among novelties In buttons pendants
can be I ' ncrewied,gradually as the catt . I
in imitation of jewels and small black
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tle become z,ocustomed to the new. � .1111,
and red buttons are offered, 'Glass
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corn. until they are on full feed. I I
and enamel buttons show animal 119-
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Shock corn is ted once a day And, . I
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ures$ polar bears, etc,, mounted in sil-
husked corn once a d4y. The advaix- , . .
ver. These are specially designed foP
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tage of feeding husked corn Is In saV-A .1
fur coatS. I
Ing the fodder or rough feed, and thw
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Overodresses of sheer fabrics are pop-
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cattle also will wit the husked ,dotu I I
for a�a eyeniag gowns.
somewhat better. Those farmers who, I I '' I
, ular afternooil
I Handsome gowns and wraps Are
trimmed with mettxllje laces in cou_
,
have clover bay or alfalfa have d I
great advantage in giving these wit* � � I I
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Junction Virlth fine malines, 0hantillY,
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the corn, � .
liefre and alencon Weavies Of lacO.
The feeding period lasts from 00 tdr L
Such a waist as this may be Utilized
120 days and sometimes longer but .
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In various WAYS, ,As pictured, it is
: this is about the average peri "ill
made of wool material ivith silk trlm-
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feeding. I � � ,�, '11, ".. 1� I
Uting. toke, and ulidersleeves of lace,
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Profit in M ile Raising,
1.)ut the center piortions, can be made
.of some thin material, While the PIA111A
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Hvier stop, to tbi,;,.� that the averagv� . I
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A Was a prostrate ,man Jace do'lonudrag.
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,,our case is not complete. The fe
urance . .
morrow," I
Ile Stood upon a chait 4nd 07171W Itis iriph;
I gVter�
er portion-; ate of sometbittig he
mule gellg.Lor KkRil)i ,i) V J,UVLC "AX V I I
average horse? i&ver think that the
-, doo,� of the hut, his Shoulders stooPingo
low is wgry and cunning to the'last
"Oh, you return to-11:16trow?"
17011 over 1hd broad 4al. L
r1owever it Is carried out� It 19 alw.qYs
Is never any - difficulty in, sellitg, N1 I
bl�s head thrust forward, his face 136eY.
ing into the darlaless , i ,
degree. It is Dot what we it -now, but
what we can Prove- If we Make One
"That is MY intit"ItIOn." ine
'If hope Your vi.,Ot has cast SO ,
get twelve stolia jurymen to IWOW It?
I ate there of a hound?
What
sinart and Attractive,
I I XUDId 'CHOLLEIM
mul% while the Market 'for IlOtSiss(l I
.41-Jugh!', lie whispered, "Hugh!f`
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The cry had been loud on account, of.
false move the villain may escape us,
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light upon those occurrences whicl,
have puzzled 11STO
signs
Where are the Marks of its fangs'! 01
I know that a hound does
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TWA May Utkrit0n, pattern 18 cut In sizes
way be dull? There never has bedX . I � i
all overpr6duotiot, of mules, and thdf* �
Its vehemenW, but- It had pealed out
YOU$,
, ,,What can we ,do?" .
Holmes shrugged, Ills, Shoulders,
I eourse"wo
not bite a dead body an d thrLt , Sir
Ilkely to be In the ftt- � I
rbr vviisseg tot folirteell sixteen aria elght- I I
from somewhere far oft on the sha-
ddwY Plain. Now it burst uPoll our
"There will be plenty for us to d'o
%v., To
to-ingrVo, -niglit, we t
I z have the sue-
. Iloilo cannot Oil
d6os for -which An hivesti-
on op"
Charles Was Ldead before evar the
h - have to�
Imi, But
een years of ago. sein4 10 teots to, this
o ce, giving turnbor, 680S� and It w1il,be
tuke, it costs lqS4 t6 ralse a mule4j, :; I I I
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,� I% alwAvi K tabiley! 'makev 4
atloi he
ears, nearer, lo%�der, more UrKOAf than
form. the, 111Bt 00dies to our poor
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fac, an n& legends or
1. gatdr needo to on ,a satisfactory
It, has Ja be
- brute overtook -we
prove all this, and Ve are not In 0,
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'mpt forwarded to you by maii, 11
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In baste Send am additional t*4 cani
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whether for Work or,for 9916, , I 1,
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