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I 71QU StQVP4W b1m. to asL* what ,,was 1 .I �.� , �� , I 11 I, N �i, . , I Y,Quu W-OX0411 U110i44.44 1� :��; : I wrong. xqujhen. wont 4iro* to, I I 11. . .. , � . I I ,#or l'otirself, You— I . 10-0 ­ I r I , .I i Forester's 00#9 A6 � fog, of kilt F14011 04.11 '44i. ".* I ... 1110�f � A i I I . . I I � ,you, iaterloperl,' or W, the older Avg Allou y4vin, tho A'Diulal U.A,�,'-,VA 11 I . j, I The Interloper - inan his inclignatiou mastering . . ,him, tolls A 866# '44 .% " wom, 4'a an �, � :: , I . - - � , " . i �, J F 1 07 , , I . I. I ..'r "WhQ rvily b0heroft 0A � � - ; ,.".'� 'Quite true—I did go, �� too. 11 "OR", 0 I 1; I .. . 1, : , I I , nV 'of h4or � X -P Wly ft pil �, . I . � I .)�, : . I 0 X Without waiting to bear wo"e, Tfit'64-UM PACNKAdt a lwr� 8ho could CIO, ApythIA4, ,� . I � , , , , )Vt*,+", *+E#,X#,W,*#0,%4, came .0 to yotf, Sir, � , with it, foudis, kiss'all4 04.1.0014 iti., I I I .. 1 1 A,4V on at one to I you S E: C A A Z r U (4-T 0, $;Sh I - f-wW ql.bj" 040 ; I . ; I Iv I ­ demand " explana,tion, do , . . � . .1 1. - hear, Sir?" , I ,Miss velyin $n,vcchlre�S, 140!�tt 0 , , I I . , �� a I . For 'Some time past the village . "You are eptitled to one. Had r I SZK.TRAT WMER4'044, - last Sim evoglot, It sleep 4�u hol, , , , I . I , I !� . � Is 4 had been Mildly interested in tfio ,you 48IC04 Fore�stor'a liule boy a � I PACKAG C :1 3, 8 C.. �� , I J . I I I , W the grimt dfsV�vt of ,W.l� I � I , fact that Oorner Cottage, after few more ,questions, You wou , , ,14 1 1 1 � : , . '. standing 0n)Pty a long while, bad have obtained it thea, You know W M0,14-ft0fi eveft.Meo ON I =or poeonuers In,0io ohow, bli 1 � , : I . � . W91iw eat hQr nloalp w4h this LUT* , � , I ` Intemr r � at last found a tenant, ,t Forester's illness V' : I i I i I C � 0 , �WJA40V 1 4 00"'L -YEAST . TiLle tb4ntac4od aroun,4 lie .1 � : .1 grew considerably when it was a Curtaixily I y � � 1 44 V afAllf I : . I I , na .1 . I ,.-,- I �, "I I young mam of prepossessing ap- e for a quackl" � I I 11 Agmam, SER, THE cowit ft d Q400 y1bXy wartu weather �10 I 1. I )� I , 11 .t MIS took it 404.0'r her e,Q,%� into �jha I I 11 . ____ ___._______ __ - pearanoe,and ma-uners, "You know his -state I I A , , I J ��Z_ � I .I � V11 I � � "Comatose, ,With period$ of Idel- I I A '4rr V a I woo4s with hvaud I � 11 And the village posikvely gasped v I LL ETT Co. , let th aniuso It. , 11 .. , 4 1 -ek north of the, with surprise when, on first, Irium. I I I �1, ,�-r, � . � I I I � Self by oram, T 1 44 1 � _� rr the . 'to a .0 " T, ..... . I I to enter the first ore ,� . QNTO — I 0�� , 4 t,4 groUD I - - height of land coming from the pas- clay of his te ' . ...Mxactly, Well, be was delirious I,- I I ','She 1.11.ewn M,.Iout 4,04' kept, -, � I ''I I � , 14� I TAWSON CITY'S GOLD FIELDS . nancY, there appeared . . , .R 11, , lo$t I . I ture. They failed to -do thia,' but on his gate a neat bfa,ss plate bear. again this afternoon. No one was I, "I I - A m 0rofulwatch over It (it wo, 4 1 , . — I struck Quartz Creek, and found ing the inscription "John Dur� w telling him,. .1. 1111� I I a valuoble performer), bttt f' .0)7- , , . ,� , . 1. . _-_ I.. I . - I 1. t'sh I 1. I . I . 0 t� . , airs I - I -1 � .. 04 n< , . . I .,� � .1 11, , I good py dirt in a. ributar ward, Physician and, Surgeon." I 1Y, " said Durw.a,rd ast. He W0043, as 0he feared it might, but I , JOHN NeD i I Y , got a gun." , � I small t 9,ild ) 418position to io 00 into tho I L named ittle, Blanche. I (,)�rh at 1, �- � . . The ,audacity, of this pleasant at I" asked the horrified doesn't seem to get any better," I I A )KOTCH SUNDAY. I I I I 11 I . I . ! � , ED THER. , I Hart was ,elated and wanted to Spoken young man startled the vil� Tennant. � I I Where Came ,back to her and, oolle4 &roupA I I � 11 . . � � . . fore it was a considerable Pen Picture on R � , � . . I cross tII641ivide to the north side,,oltage-. That he should presume, "A gun, So his Wife Sent for surprise to him when tba , t .oly It is, Spent oil her as usual. S4,e was warued.Sev_ . . , . I ! : � , I .. , . to ) ? . evening � : , I ! , I — . . but his partner, was content, At set lip ill opposition to old Dim, you. � I I . � be entered. Tenn . . I . tile Farm. , Or&' t4meIS4 tbAt'the' repUja Was 11, I � � Vancouver , anl . lastRanson promised tha,t if Hart Tennant, who had atterided the I "The dickens she did I And sent ant's surgery to . I dan � ger-ous but she grew w1orel 41 I _ 1 I . I :1 . � ...'� 'O �� .... I I X s Deductions were I I . . , find that old gentleman, fully dress- It was Sunday morning in the more reciless And the saakg�' V,p � # i , . . � . .remained and they got, enough, for neighborhood these thirty years for me 11, ed, sitting before, -the fire and , I I I I . the a grubstake they would go to the past seemed incredible, "To -calm her husband," explain- fi ng very heartily At his pipe. I master h I I � . 11 I ,tight, Ilut Others Got I I I an act puf- I house of Andrew Tosb, farmer. The peuvd to be�c`oine more' and MX4 � I 11 �. Gold. ,north side and prospect in the ter- ' ed Durward, , . ad just risen, and in the ;ttaoliwto her,. I I 1. I I � , I . akin, to invasion by a, hostile force. I . "I couldn't keep it up any long- I room off .the kitchen was oo.mpiej� i( I . � ' . I . ritory marked out by � the Owl' Perhaps the most indignant per- "Yes; but -but why on earth did I � And then one day without a)a � . �� Belief has be�cn I g � e I ne t t circle on, the er, my boy " he said, shamelessly. 'ing his toilet. His whii,kers. ��ere w . . U . I ., I ral tha he . , map, In, the remain- son in the village at this presump- you risk Your life,7 He wasn'tyour ,,N0 wonde'r you couldn't find out'snipped altilir directly after 4, perfoini. I .1 . I'll, I discovery of gold in the Yukon dig, ing summer months of 1895 th,07 tion was Dr. Tennant's daughter Stammered Tennant. . what wa , : -and his beaW shaved on anoel_�Jexl she 'WAS cai"SiIIE� it 4 , . , , � � I , , I I I . . � 8 arAi0s with me. There Saturday night, so be had now only her ow 1 tiriot of Canada was, the result of panne,cl out,about 2,000 and .went Cicely. . I Piclil", you See, there were no was nothing." � I i 11 a room the S bZ . I 6 I an .accident, as in the case -of most pack to Forty Mile. This 'was the "What -what cheek 1" she ex- other men about,. and I didn io wash and don his Sunday threw back its head, look -ed at . . I I I � . . . � first gold taken out. of the Klon- claimed helplessly, when. her father know what he might be doing, 111 ) I I I 1. :, great finds .of mineral, 't "Nothing I Then Y on ea,rth clothes. In the: kitchen, ,Mra. StS44ijy alid 'With lightni �lik4 , � 1, , . 13 did you ill .� I I I The story of John McDougall of ,dike. I told her of .the impe.-ading op ,os-, wife and sister�were naturally ter- 1( ,Tosb was setting the larealdast� of ,Swiftness struck her botween, tho, I . p . . I Diplomacy. � � I I I VancO`Uver shows that the fin�ing BOTH MEN DANK, . ition. 4 rifled." . You see, I wante� Porridge, -000ked the night before, eyee, leaving tNv'-o tiny punct�ireq, . I � i . S � You and Cicely to get to know 4eaeb oat -calces, heese, soone,s, and warm She hastily uncoiled It .and thrust � Of gold at Paw -son wa tile outcome and delighted, when tinder the I "Yes; but w,b,Y did you take the other better, and that seemed I the inilk fromethe cow. This I . � I �- "Oh I don't know I" Said old . � . -of observation fo Ltheir Tbnn;lt� easily. `rhere'� room for risk I It was my place to. " .Only w4.)) � . I th ' 'ato its box, but she ,died within I � 1. 11 llo 4 working� fluence of liquor, to boast 0 . Rold lb6ation 3s, displaying the map when two of us ;11 said Durward, I . beginning of a . I at . I I . � i ,here, Pria'not as young "Awfullygood Of YOU," stammer- day," which ia further dq$ Z a? Calf an hour." I : I I 'Vi�sgo "'Well you so emn `w!abba , � I � �& th ries it the SIXOM , .' 1 1 11 � ariboo district of British Ooluni- ever O"asion,offere.d. .,. At P&ty ..,Aff �I,was and I can,t get bout s ,with constraintsoe"I'ln-I'm only ,a I 11 � a a I ed Durward, flushing soa,rlet. ,,You crib9d iu George Snynder, one of the keep- . , I I 1, . I L � prevented him quaw man, L who 'brought r o' s e-, - 1, ,n I - ).1--____ , Jages Wotherapooia. more faithful adorer in . rson I , ,:� ; � I _t 'c "He's ,an inte I- ' " p, ' h deci.d t -one me, and . "Fro t he the pe ; . bia, Oircumstances deemed im- Mile Creek they met George Oar I u -sed t'O'." � I tqiilgle man ,- thelre's no one depend- guesse6­11 "Kirk Life' and X"irk FoIP' by ere OUt 0 the Bronx Zoo, has a ,I t t at title, time . maek, b. s � k "an per pa,. _ho��a,y � , . � �1 m makin f the trip into the Yu- game , for disposal. . Carmack taw ed, angril . "Why couldn`6 he "Gad sir, you're a, +,rtA1r,12­ did -96 . I, always I breakfast began with a,�Very so to speak; of a young walrus th' � � � � '' � Y fig her na,me IiAo -our taIs � IV � I , �,� , On- Had a carried out his ori Te'nnant. He Be and asking questions about her, -,I . I ! E that his- camp was in the heart Of have gone elsewherel" cried blew his no' - comprehens� e grace from the mas- was captured by,Paul Rainey in th4 I . � , , ,: I inal intention he might not onf; the� Semicircle, on Rapid (Bonanza) And this was the general attitude I with remarkable vigor and shook I tdii -of tht... hous4i. The conver,sation Kane . Basin, He was . only 63 , I . ) � � I -also saw Durward's band, "A, trump 1 And no -difficulty in' guessing. So I months old when Kiss Velvin, after ., '. have made the discovery but much Creek, Other prospectors � towards young Dr. Durward at replied Tennant happily. "I had was Staid i�ud-sslemn, entirely be- � People, holding old Tennant g S It -g -0,Q4 aud .1 '31 'money besides. Mr. Mobougallhas. the map and heard the tale, Amon so you got the un away from For- thought I'd give You a chance. But coming the hou e' '�f­ __ seeing. hiln, declared that "for , - 1% first. � resided on the Pacific Od'ast thirty them were Robert Henderson a2 ester?" 1, ., godly. min. Temptation, h-)wev , I Uneas and comical expressipA - I i I , in affootion-and esteem, looked on , I couldn't keep up being ill any is I ., I I' :,I J 1 , ­ � pars, and is a, successful contract-, a man named Hunker. Oa,rmack the presence of the younger .man, 40b, yes, I persuaded him quite o---4 hope you'll forgive me ,, always at hand, and much. grace lie WI.I... ?.1.:1$,1, t a rival at I .. �1� I or, residing at Vancouver. .. discarded his rifle ,and obtained a ealsily. And. I told his wife there LO,Pt(101110 her about that Forester needed to overcome (b. I ''' , , , .- I I I with resentment. And Cicely and , � and that is Saying g I - deal. - ! . When quite young McDougall gold washing pan. He prospected - Jur- ought to be no further cause for business, and I rather fancy that's Thelight of the morning sun was "He hates everybodoy0except hio I ..... I'll I her friends always spoke of I . went into the Cariboo after gold, on Bonanza and got gold, and has alarm. She said YOU were going. t I . I � ward as the "Interloper," and had I to clinched matters, I Sh I Here she S reaming in through the kitchen keeper," &he Says, "�ut fo - . - and acquired claims on the Jack of been . credited with b the dis- much t call again a,t five., and I told her to is ,, . I r him hV I I to, say that was. bitter abou . I I . window, at -which hung a Starling, will go anywh,pm and do anythixi �� . which he is now'de- coverer of the Yukon eilT . be Sure and mentiori my vi,sit to .Tock, th�at had been - I I . Clubs creek 9 , 0 dfields, as him. . Cicely came into the room and iaaglib tO!His affection began t, I . I � Teloping, ke went to,some trouble also. Henderson. -comer ii; and -and ,that.'s, all about � Iff . � I I., I ;. But by deg,re-es, the, new 7:0 . � . went -straight to Durwari. � wlaist�e 4y a plowmail. To -day he by his Aop ing in his awkward way . - . I to study tile principles -of gold lo. Not far from where his hunting beg it p) . . 1( . I -P I � " , 1).1 am to amass a., neucleus of a . � . Father's been telling me about w4c6ned'the sun's ra,ye, amd show- after his keeper every time b� � I'll " , I � cation, and noticed that the best camp was located for five years was Tennant began to apol ed Signs of .0100ni, rt. .. 11 I � I . practice. Dr. Tennant's practice ogise In Forester and the gun." g a conoe Tblo i moved. . For this Keeper Snyder I Ilacerosrin. Cariboo were located a claim for which; eighteen feet be-, the handsome�t manner, but Dur- "Oh, it wasn't worth mentioning, . to th ,age w1th ajea,lled him F14*p Flo and I this hag I I I I was axge ust � th I , and scattered over a, fariner turnea 8" I , I of the highest ground in low the -surface, si,ioo to the, pan wide area, and folks came to the ward out him short by inviting * ! I ", , ", he district not far from Barker- was afterward ta,ken. I then and there to "sit down in d awkwardly. .r6bltking OY8 and a grow!, %, � 5ch 1 been ,Shortened to Rip. I . � habit of sending'for Dwward,�vhen Zid 41SIS, 1 1:. 11 I rmore, the gold strat- Henderson went up to Gold Bot, were in a hurry for they k smoke a pipe." ' . I Mr. Snyder was anxious to � . � ville. Furl� ase say no more.11 for'the moment Silenced look. T1,a I( � new I( "I must say 'Thank you,; " ahe wlcktd bird� however, did not take W I . I .. _04m seemed to run 111111- they No; you come down. -and Smoke I - . eigh him one clay. This would I . �. . 7 I in a north- tom, a tributary of Hunker. tha't the elder doctor ,vmuld prob- . said, and gay er han4 . . . have :been Something of an tinder. � - .. � -d south-easterly direc, ker .maAe finds on the creek that ne me ' na, 9. - tald-n- under 62xlinary cir�oumstanc .. I . V�Ostarly an I 0 .1 e him h it Seriously. He, was, Soon in the , I ably be absent. with You've met my They did, not notice old Toll nt middle of a son I I .. � , .. . ,"'.1ion. These observaiions -were of beas I's name. , Then the stam- Uughter,., haven't you I" . 1. . . 11 o - . I 1, e started. � I appin ou P.le in Aberdeen." es, as tka wei.-hing machine waii ., �� , I . : ' . . rig And firm, but gen- "Er-yes-er-hardlyto speak," "Do'you know," said Cicely, Silence followed, and then again-, I d, � ". " trticular importance, for on hem Durwafd had a captivating 'Vmy a 9 t of the room. "Cauld k . I with him-stro I ,. t , . unw -ti ." . Some .+ I � . I E based deductions whiGh had a McDougall visited Dawson 111 tle-in treating patients; moreover -replied D ard with 'a flit ng ,,js � istanice away. . But the gate I . . . I'v& been trying to dislike you I "And oustooks in Strathbogie.� ,was opened, the ke o � I . ) cr� ". L . - bearing oil the, finding of the first 1900. It, would be difficult to an- his Skill was andeniable. Folks . Smile- t* the 'Y�'ay) I'd, rather b a you -were an ---P Mrs. Tosh could no longer keepi,,s' ipg 1.111. . &N, � .�, gold near the pro�ent city. of Da -w, a,lyze the feelings of a, man 'wh4 who had occasion to call in Dr. you d�dll't mention anything Of- ece use 'Come on, Flip!' and oul ; 11 � . �.. , 'AnintBrlGper '? he smiled, her face Straight, and to prerent!ca�ns the, young walrus .and followe� � .... , I I ; . , . , . . WWin the summer of 1895. - practically picked the ground for Durward, called. him in. again and this: afternoon's affair to her," 'Tut I found '* very diffioult, ,an explosion her ,.. I . "Why not I" , I. ,. I I it Lhim not only tx). the scales but ou . 1, . - . ". i The early 190,8, on the acific prospecting -where- such rich grav45I again -when necessary. They felt lately " she' -went on, ignoring his mouth -with her apron and turned IT : . � ... . ' _AL_ � - . , I , the scales, where, by givin lalin' � � , I coast wer� very 4ull. In �JWater was found. . I ,rWell, you see -you,- see., she I I ; 1= � I ,: . months of L 1694; : " � I I " __ that they were deserting their old , remaxk. "You've been so-so kind away her head, I I I one or two clains he was kept Ion I ,.- . I I , I I � I KcD��Il,, finding � 'i. friend, but this young man was might get alarmed at the, risks yea to father =4 ---nand myself." "And custacks in Strathbogie!�' ' ,;­­ , , ­�` that little was do __)94_ ��,, rull.11 . enoug I I . "'.. 1­ ini-, dpec* to . -_ . . I . _,h to be weighed. . .t . I really an excellent physiciall'.- And "Not " all. But --bat Cicely, 11 called the starling aga' , asit'llop- --­eFlip -�, � , - 1, 1, I . i , ___ ,,,-- . ., 11 : .. � ,,,, -I- I ven luee -in �� ie . nu -er ­ "'�LOW " PRICh-l"S-IN OHIN - `&t n_ , -l-','The,i is �s'D. 1-r-ulf,I)AN-,Q4i;��, eighed at the time of his , 11 , I ter � f , I er . . A so p uit'Afs fell awa,y from Te ' W n -der if you'd, let me -1 mean, ped from one perch to the other. ,capture 150 pounds. Silice'then he .� � . . . . . 11 tich tales of gol � . � I We shall just be in time for din- O . - I. I -d finds I nant, and ret1lied beneath the ban- �� �. 1..��;.'.�; � . I , I a in China one may rent a man- I � do YOU care for meat all? I mean, ,Tor.h looked at his wife with a has g�ined enormously, as he has " 1. . "I �7 .1111, came - roin time tio time. On the - ner of Durward, Until Cicely, ind. ner. Oicely'll be delighted to sea don,t you think you pould learn to glower, and then went on -with his -it ­ 1. .I.'' I , .. .. boa,t were Dan Hart and John id -on for $8 a month, hire a very ex e .her friends found it difficult to ,say YOU-' ) I � )p . ­�'to love me? I'm being frightful. porridge. . a huge appet .e. 'He eats over thir- . I 11;�, � "I I Guise, with Wham he formed, "a yerience:d chef for $12, a good on. the word "Interloper" without suf- � "I don't think she will, said ly . sudden but F�& waited a Ion , ty pounds of fish daily -three Meals , �:4��, � . � - �. 1, �� I . or I 9 "Cauld kale' in Aberdeen." � ,,'� 1. . . . I . partnership, $9j skilled butler for $8, valet) ficieht ,scorn Durward to himself. . a day -in the Shape of clams, ood- - , I , 1 4 � , I . time for the chance. What do you At this Mrs. Tosh rose from the fish and butterfish from which all "I I . I ,. ..�.- . rival doctors But be, went. * � I � " L I 1� who is also an excellent tailor, for �he the ' I .: � MEETS AN OLD-TIMER. Now and 11 say -will you try to learn?" .11 . �. . 1, ..­ . I .. ldryman for $3. House tabletable - And lifting a duster, the, bones are first carefully Temov- I , I I , $6 and a, laul I I D � ;, - " , I . I . 0 , aly met at social aventg in the village, . �. Oicely's head bent low. swept some crumbs off the fender. ed. He always seems to be raven- I . 11 �. " ..: . " I . . :� I I n the same boat was William S. servants in : be hired for $4 a and exchanged professional civilit- III. I "I thought I could never ,care for "Cover that burd, wull Ye I" said ., 11 �� , :': ,� , . 1. ._p Lansing, a prospector from Mon- - ies; but Durward had not, as yet, I anyone but my father. I love him ToSh. . gry I I . - ,month.. Eggs cost five- cents a doz . I 'Ously hung and eats greedily, - - I ­ , .', � ' , ,,,,,,f �, � " 1, I tana, who bad gone north in 11885 en. A crate of young chickens may spoken to Cicely. Ile had seen her As Durward had anticipaUd Cice- so mu h with many grunts, puffings an4 ,,­,�* . t.,; �,'� ?', . I . . � _.,-, ,� ... ,; , �� , � and had struck gold up the Stewart . c --,a.n,d that's why I resented "Whit's wraug wi' the burd 7" , � ; , 'be bought for less than one, chicken village ly was not eager in welcoming him . .. .­, I .� . . I often, of course, about the your coming to the village at all. nswered the wife. ., sighs. He is the most absolutely � "' . ­�:, ", � 1­11� 61 11 . _:'11 ,��, ­ I � 1, River. Lansing told him of, the . could be bought for in this country, qJA -in- bhulIch, and had never failed beneath her father's, roof. She I thought it would worry him. But a h and bolitentad wild ani , � . - .�'w " I at I ,.',,.- working of French-Canadians "Cover the burd I" Tosh called Jappy . PIS "', I I , , , - ' , the head of Sixty lqil� and at th and vegetables for the whole house- ,to note theex�ies5ion of 1�rave dis- 'was polite enough -indeed, so now, somehow, things Seem differ- t . his son. haveover seen in captivity." `:��',,,_-_�_ �'.1,'4."I., e hold - will. not -cost more than $10 a. ,wroval with which she regaided polite that it made Durward feel -ent. I thought there . 0 . �11 � ... ... .;: head of Forty Mile, these two � � was only . : ? .1, � him * - -I- ____ , .. " month. , 1. uncomfortable. But, beneath the John obeyed at o n ce, and cover I I �, . I 11 I , I , creeks coming almost together at � I % I room for -my f ath-er in 4 c� heart, ed Jock with,& brown towel. � I . ­� 7 1 1"� their sources, . . . � ,','Resents my beiirg here," besaid Surface, she resented this further and now—" She fajts�t_,I. � ((W UNCLE 11111AN TO RIS NEPI1hW : "."11", 1. . —SIN— "� to himself. . intrusion of the "Interloper," and I "You don't mean to Say there's e canna pit up wi' that non- — . . . ,.,�� � . �,.:� , 1: 11, , When he was told by Lan -sing � , . . nee on the Sawbath day " said 1. I I . � secretly wondered how her father I . I 4 , * I i that the workin-s on the Stewart - I an 'interloper' in your heart, too I" " A Few Words of the Importance OA , . re3 � . . -tv . , Ii. . could have invited his rival into he said eagerly. I . the father. . 1. 1�1.1r/t� ­ I I . I . Jo,ck was suppressed at last, and Answering Letters., I -1 .1 111. were two hund d miles in 9, south- , , �. his house, . . "There is," she -bola him grave. , ­ S� ' I , , � . - I easterly -direction from the head of A year had passed, when one When Durward had left -she ly '11V . all through the establisliment, from "One thing you want to d,o " _ 1; � , " � . I the Forty Mile, he becanle interiest- ( I . .5 you 11, � ­ � ) � I . � I . 11 ternoon Dr. Tennant walked up the questioned her father about it., * * * 0 * o indow, a f)tsv6y,'; said Uncle Hivam to his I I ` I .. . I .. I at once. Remembering his oth- garden path of Corner Cottage, and "A charming young man, my There' I profound peace reigned. The liopeful. young nephew, "is to all- , - i .. . Observation in Cariboo, that the W. I . 8 no "interloper" now at . .. . I knocked at the door of his rival. dear," said old Tennant. "I table was, cleared, and set back in swer letters, . 1. est ground lay just north of the - I- . There was something omi . al' Corner Cottage. That house is promptly. ' �� . . � . lions in ways said there was room fox' two again vaoa,ut. . front, of the window. - The family "Everybody likes attention . I Wiest' -elevation, he inquired if -1 . But on the gate of . . . I . , I the bearing of Dr. Tennant. Easy- of us in the Village-aad � why the house wnere Dr. Tennant lives gathered in a circle, round.,the fire. courtesy; and everybody thinks;b .. re was any height of land on the � . ,.Ir I � . - 1. going as a rule, he now bore him- shouldn't we be friends 7 Hels. a you may see, inscribed on a brass Tos,b adjusted his black, hoxn-rlm- businese is of importance, We e between these two points. Lan- .. . ­ " f -�ith portentous dignity, and charming fellow I" , .-keles and opoDed the fam- I Ig x4eplied'tha,t there was a place �p N I . . . . there was asuggestion of wounded "I don't thinkso," sa4d Cice Plate, �Jiese words: "Mesus. Ten- med sPect 910 be dealing with forty people,A--, own throughout tlIeo country as . : . I - .", ly. an & Dur*.a.rd, Physicians, and ily Bible. In time he t � W611 naturally we think that O,U,Ts i � indignation in the very manner in And this was an attitude, from n SWerS. through the cha,pter. . important ,end of the busih, , Surgeons. "-London An ,�, 11 , , I � . ... ,:! 0 "Moose Pasture," located ap- , '1� 5 -which he knocked ,at the door. which she was not to be* � w , I . . "Cauld kale in Aberdeen." . ' 1. � 4 1 ­ . I I .. on� . we mustn't forget that,eao .' I I )TOximateky half way, I ­ He was ushered into Durward's though her father was for ever sing- —44 . topped, lifted his head, and men with whom we are h I o ' . " V - Tosh a ,�: McDougall was more interested . I . . �, � I I � � consulting room and, declining a ing the praises of his younger riv- STRAY SAYINGS. looked at the cage. He then turned vespondencee thinks that .. art ever. He got Lansing to draw "I . I I � I cha,ir, .came to the point of. his al. . to John, who obeyed the signal at import�ant �e a-,, as, . i . . the billiard table in the Occi- f '' I 1, Visit. . I . . And so another six months dr Boast of a thin:g and it fail you. once by rising a -ad. replacing the n .11 11 -al Hotel at Juneau a rough I ag- It- is a fortunate man who wants I him, and we u �, tr - ' I . "Mr. Durward," he began, for ged past, and the friendship be- cover, which had tallen, off. . i p.of -".e Yukon river, with its -Vol . - over a year n, . ow you have, �een ti"en the two doctors became firm. -only what be can get. Prayer being ,ended, Mr. Tosh would expec him I hi tmrimq.. I-, A Stewart, the Forty I -11 practising in the village. I bear No work is done well which is not our situations - - - -11 . and darable. But the older doe- passed over to the looking -glass "And back, MI ,a ,am Sixty Mile. This .. ' 'You no ill -will, I have no allimos- tor's daughter declined to enter in- 'enthusiastically done. ,, 4-,_ihe . � Showed the Moose Pasture close to A *� , Great gain comes to him who suc- n kers. A few of the impox . 1. whii-t was then known as Reindeer I 4 � "I t � . I .., � I ity , wha,tever towards you." to *the compa,ct. . I ceeds ill losing the greed for gain., co . w hairs clung to his waistc-Oati his instino F�!", �.­ � I "Very good of you to. say so," Old Tennant would shake, his I 16 ­ .11 - � not a town in � picked off. Self. : I - � I creek, , and � almost on the Yukon . 11, - IV I 11%, 'IV � mutt6red Durward, bewilderedly. hea,d reflectively. 'But there came There is probably and these he caiefully off Self. : I I I e � River. , I I � I I ; � ;" .V :P I � "But -1) ­ I .. a day when he smiled, .1 the world that suits all the people The, black bonnet was tM�,c-n-fXona i lit � � living in it., the blue bandbox and brushed, h -ad 1. � 1 . "When wa go in, " McDougall ) � I . . � "One moment, Sir. Hitherto you Early next morning it b h� 9A ,4 1 d as a gentle- known that Dr. Tennant himself i said to his partners, "we will pro -o I . e0ame The habit of happy thought would then set firmly on his head. 11 spect taere," drawing s, semi- I .1. . k1f " . . ", . ba�ve always behave transform the commonest life into Ws -S passing out of the door with' I . . . . . h sid of the W . I � .,pan. But to -day, sir-to-day�" was ill in bed, and that Durward harmon and beauty, his stick in one hand and the Bible � circle.on. the nort e ... . ", . . . "Yes?" said Durward, calmly was. attending him. For . I n e�n .1 1, � I 11� 1. * to .. ooso Pasture. It is a, remarkable rll� , . . "Oh, don't pretend, innocence,. Tennant mad6 no -effort once Miss i the other wh John called: . . . � . . . ayold The Struggle to climb to a higher "Rae L,he collection I" ct that this semicircle included , ",61 � . place in lift has strength and dig- y� 'L .., I -�bess paying ground of the late" ... 1W ) I 1. .Sir! : Tb-dayw�to be, precise, not an him but met him in the hall when nity in it, and I cannot fail to lca,V,e "Aootl I haeforgotten it." . hour ap c - I . I I . I ,;o -you were guilty of the he '&me downstairs to hear hi ' ;.. .. on disdbveries, I 'PIq I ­ most unprofessional conduct I" I verdict. . .. . I us stronger in the effort even From a bowl in. the oup'boar I � . I . I ; , .. � 5- 11 I �' I � I . I � . though we iiiiss the prize. Tosh took out two coppers -a penn .11 Mob bUGALL DRAW8 OUT. I �. I . "Reallyj Dr. Tennant I" I "I'm really quite puzzled, Miss . for himself and a bawbee for job . g f . , . I . � . " ­ _"1k_ I , � , * %, i� You mr-ont, uninvited, 'to the Tennant,," lie confessed. "Your i I r rip over.th ountains and )� - . . : . 'See an' keep the burd core I . Phe t , o In ­ . 11 I house of a patient, of mine -you at- father a-coras quite sound, and n the Yukon'River ,was tedio 1-1 __ ,�, ., dow , F.,�� 'Yet PLANTS WEED,SUN. gar et!" lie called tolia w1fe, � .,,,,- , �F ., ,1� I tended bim, Without beirg asked the symptoms lie gave meare rath- . . 9 .. ii��se days, and boicause of the .- I . I �A g� I k I . . . to . the r . I � I F." �, . - , sir -without even fia.-ving the er grave, I'm coining to .see him A remarkable influence ol the pair sallied lo th for the ki . ., 11 delay TvIeDougall concluded that . � e"" . decency to wait till you -vitore ask- again this afternoon." , . weather. on the quality of medi. _44 1 .. I .1 I he -would have'to give it, up, as he 14, ftw/14. . . cd to go, Sir!" * . And so began a 'series of visits to cinal plants has been noted by J. .. . 1 bad . contracts to look after in Aug- el '4) _-, , I I 'Yott inean Forrester, I 84- the older doctor, Durward -%ras Burman, a German pharmacist, . . POTTED PR.LLOSOPHY ust, and be could:11ot get out again . 4 , I I . ­ 1, , , - pose 71 I I .i most assiduous in his attendances, Low temperature and lack of sun- The greatest awbition �an by. illat 6ne. So he Sold his in& -r- . � ,., ,� . 11 . Quite right," said . tho, other anti for this Cicely could not but be shine diminish the active principles est to, his two partners� � Hart and 1 1 1.1,- .,I " , I can have is t6r be happy. 2 - ,� �Yff= �rg,gf� , 1- , . � . grimly, "So. you don't assume in- grateful. Indeed, she was always to. a Striking do,4ree, but variation . Talent hu a gay time Guise,.and left thamap with them, ) 'V r. , � n000nce any longer, hir7 YOU at hand to hear his latest reports, of rainfall appaxeatly has. little, -ef. the coin earned by genill �". zlioUta,acting the promizer that they 4 - - 11 I ,, V 1. .1 I . --" I � - feet, as the niaisture in plants re- Tho man who, undery , el I , 11 deliberately and by degrees the fixterviews be Yvould proipe,it the, ground marked. <1 A ��� - I � .4�&A , I I "One Inornent, Dr. Tennant, May tween Cicely and Durward were nidins the same in dry as in wet self is never overrated I Htlrt and Guise mado 1,40 U1 � I ".M�� I � 1� - I 11 -down the Yulcon. Thoy passes . . . . . I - ogl ­ , -_1 I ask Y`Otc what you know of the lif- lengthened by little irrelevant years. -Observations during the last He who is ashamed � . . , � I � I - I � � Moose I to Fov- I . I - I I fair 1"'.. . I I chats, , I I five years Showed that the llconl- poverty would be pro � , Pasture and weilton 4 "r, . I 11 '.'I wa- 011t, this afternoon. ' I ". 1 ATilb. to replenish their zupplles� I I.. 11 111� 1. I ., I , "T inust be polite to him," Oicel -ine yielded by aconite ranged from e riches. / I .. � .. � .. � .. � I � .. � -Y t ora,bI .. � "'t IV -,.� � . "I .� � . met Forester's youngost boy. I would toll herself, half angrily, a�- U42) per ,�ent. in igoo to a.104 in � The maA, r . ­ � nore Guise was offered work at, I - . � . Psked him how his father wa ter the young CIO I otor had left. I 1007� . � gavo like ro. man's aa4,,,and th. I I Otlier plants good wages and so I r- Runter-Awfully sorry, Old chap. I rtnight, Tennant $ul-bs, axId 3aptod the a � 10 11 � C, - ting, along� Resaid he"d been mla(� An<l, So for ,a fo ' po,vo I he I , r taint�,. xiart got an6thor partner Forgot t I � . p. ,d , th�t 1909 and a young man s ? - Hanson. 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