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. � me past the village asked Fo , roaterla little boy a . pk� n � B Imu PI. 1 404 to the groat (ftast ,of tha..' I . , I I �;,
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W . Corner Cottage after have obtained it t VERO, , EVERIUMON / I
standing empty a long while, hW 'hen. . on . , know �, woi", oat hor meals Iry I . ,
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� , 4 1 me fox- a qua took it 404or her coaV, i,nt,o, thri,
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4 - � pearance ,and manners. . . I You know. his state W. ! �Z,11' 11� I I Woods -with her and lot it %XA110046� I I I
,---- -_._1-___ - -1 ...__ And tile village positively gasped ,.,Comatose, with periods of del- e ""I *49 ILL ET T CQ VIM iii 6g,F4;"y1 self by crawling over tho peuA4', I I ,
�=:_., ____ , to enter the firstereek north of the with surprise when, on the first lr'um," . . . . . . . � . I I � - 'IroRewo — 014T" " , � I "Sh followed it,about ;iAd kqp.j . ,
height of I-, - "Exactly, Well, he was delirious I'll, I., ... _ � I e . , � �
tnd coming fr4m the pas Of his tenancy, th-ore appeared � 11 .1. � 1,; I , , 4 moat 00'reful watch overi� (tt wait �
� DAW ON CITTS GOLD FIEWS day again this afternoon. No one, was 4; _� i ''; - , "- I
. ture. They failed to do this, but, on his gate a ileat bra,is plate bear� A. valuableperformor), but ib show -
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. . struck Quartz .Creek, and fOU114 'Ang. the inscription "John Dur. 1) . ) d�spogtion to, go off into tho I .
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-good pay dirt in a -small tributArY ward, Physician and Surgeon." ,go agun� ly," said Durward at last. Ifo A SCOT01[ SUNDAY. �VO1044 45 she fes, 'd 't ' ht' but
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. JOHN NeDOUGALL FORECAST- named Little Blanche., � : The audacity of this pleasant "What?", asked the horrified doesn't aecra to get any better." , I � — , � .. 40417ae LZk to her A)24 coil avouvA . I I
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1,11) T11E A. Hart was elated and wanted to spoken Young man startled the vil, ,, Wherefore it was a considerable, Pon Picture on ]To* It is Spent on her " us 41. She WAS ' . �
� cross the divide, to the,north side, lage. That ,he should presume to A gun. So his wife, sent for surprise to him when that -evening, I . eral times. that the repb4e was Teo ,.� . � I I I
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� — ; I but his partner was content. At set up in, opposition to old Dr. ;you.-" I . he, entered Tennant's aurgery to I � .� the Farm. I dSng0re-u0 but She glle* more Z�4 . I I
I last Hanson promised that if Hart Tennant, who had attended the "The dickens -she did I And ,sea find that old gentleman fully dress- It was Sunday morning in the more �e,;iless and the , snake ap. . 411
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,bstake.they would go totbe past, seemed incredible, an act ed Durward. . I cc I , to her., I I I I
I I norb side and prospect in the ter- atkin to,invasion by 8, hostile force. " I couldn't keep it up any long- � room off the kitchen was complet- . ('A,pA then Ono day without any,' � I I I
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. . Gold. : " � Yes; but—but w4y.6n earth did er, my boy ", he said, shamelessly, �ing his toilet. His whiskers were waraing directl aft I I
ritory marked out by the sami- Perhaps the most indignant per- , - y er 4 ,perform.- I
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... Belief has been general that the Firole, on the map. In th,e remain" .son in the village at this presuxn - you risk yonr life 7 He wasn't your "No won4r you couldn't find out'snipped and his beard shaved on, ance when she was, caiesaing it I 11
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� . disoove r months of 1895 they tion ,was -Dr. Tennant's claug�tepr Patient," stammered Tennant. what was amiss with me. There I Saturday night, so he had now only her own room th I
, ry of gold in the Yukon dis. 1119 Oumme ent 0, I I "Well, you see, there were no was I I , .e snake suddenI , ,.
111, � 00 and w I nothing. I I to wash and don. his Sunday throw back its -head, 'looked at ho . I I I
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I I great finds of mineral, first gold taken -out of � 32" claimed h I lessly, when her father know what be, might be doing. His did you—_P
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11 4 The story of John McDougall of dike, . . � . `oT the imperidin wife and sister were uaturally ter- "Diplomacy, � I
� told her g oppos- , . I � I Yen -see, I wanted porridge, aGoked tho night before, 'eyes, loav:ing two tiny punotuxes. �
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I BOTH MEN 'DANK, I ition. rified." I . You and Cicely to get to know ,each oat -cakes, cheese, scones, and warm ,, r
Vancouver shows that the &Ing, . "Yes, but why did you take the other better, and that- seemed the �Ail,k She hastily. unpoiled it and thrU01 ;
I,! of gold at Dawson was the. outcome and delighted, when under the in- "Oh, I don't knowl" asid old. ? It was my p ;) from the cow. Nis W-4.8 thq, it dlato� its box�, but she. died within .
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I of observation, following a working fluencP of liquor, to boast of their Tennant easily. "Tharo?s room or "Well, you zoo," said Durward, 6ginning of a solemn "6abba' half an hour." I . � I I
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Out of gold location theori6a in tK,'e success, 'displaying the rnaip when two of us here. I'm not a's young � I Aw ul good Of YOU," StSiAni4pr- day," which is further descri�qd i4 r .one of the keep- I
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I OrGd. eA ward, flushing scarlet. I 'You "Kirk Life and XIrk Polk bi ers out at, i6he Bronx Zoo, has a
. . Garlb-cle, district of British Colum -1 ever occasion off At, POrtY as I was, and I can't get about as ) I
. . I * Mile Creek,they met George, Car- I used to. Y; .. single man; th�lro a no one depend- guessed--" �
. bia. Circumstances .deemed im- ent -One me, and—" . "Fro , in the way 'you were always James 'k�Totherspoon. more isithful adorer in the. person I
I I portant at tiae time prevented him mack, a squaw man, who brought ."He's an interloper I" she decid- the breakfast began with a very so to, speak, of a young Nyalrus tha; 11
from making the trip into the Yu- for disposal. Carmack ,saw ed, angrily. "Why couldn't he llGa4 ,Sir, you're.. a, trump," .dragging her name into our talks, comprehensive grace from the mas- WAO aptared by Paul Rainey in th6 �
%in" 'nnant. He blew his nose aAd I . 0
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kon. Had lie carried out his I that his camp was in the heart Of have gone elsewhere 7" ter of the house. The convexsatiou Kane Basin. He was only siS 1
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inal intention lie might And this was the general attitude with remarkable v and shook replied Tenn4t happily, ' I I war. staid and solemn, entirely be- months bid when Miss V417in, afte4t .
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4 ha.ve made the discovery, but much Creek, Other prospectors -also saw towards young Dr. Durward at Durward's hand. ittruop 1 And no difficulty in guessnag. So I coming.the house of a ,good and seeing him, declared that "for
.. I money besides. Mr. McDougall has the map and heard the tale, Among People, holding old Tennant so you got the gun away from For- thought I'd give you a chance. � But. .
� I I enderaon and #rst. eater I" 7 �odly man. Temptation, ll-)wever, homeliness and comical expressjo4 I
11 resided on the Pacific Coast thirty them were Robert H in affection and esteem, looked on . 'lob, yes, I persuaded him quite I coi.ildn't keep up being ill any is always at hand, and mucla grace he was without a ri I at the zoo -a �
� �: � � , 7ears, and is a, successful contract-, 0, man named Hunk&r, Oarmack the'presence of the� younger man sily. And 1 told his wif e there longer, so -1 hope you'll. forgive me is needed,to overcome (b. and that is saying av,tood deal. �
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I or, residing at Vancouver. I orester The light of the morning Sun was "He hates everyboly except h1a
I ought to be no further cause for business and I rather faacy that's . I
When quite young McDougall gold -washing pan. He prosp6cted -her friends always spoke of Dur- rZ . t streaming in -through the kitchela kee,per," she says, "but for him he
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r, . ,went into the Cariboo after gold, on Bonanza and got gold, and has ward as the "Interloper," and had alarm. She said, you wer I .
I .1 and acquired claims on the Jack of been credited with being., the dis- much to say that was bitter about call again at five., and I her to is.5 window, at which hung a starling, ,will go anywhere, and do..anything, I
� Clubs creek, which he is now de- ,coverer of the Yukon goldfieldsi ag him. be sure and mention my visit to Cicely came . into the rpoin and JoLck, that had been inti -at to His affection' began to show iteelf I
and—and that's all about wont w4istle by a plowman. To-daT he by his flopping inhis awkward wpY
- i. voloping. - He went to some trouble also, Henderson. But by degrees. the new -comer You; straight, to Durward. . ,
I � . . it t)) . "Father's been telling me about welcomed thesun's rays, and show- after his keeper every time h46
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1. cation, and noticed that the beat carap was located for five years was P ctice, Dr. Tennant's practice Tennant began to apol Forester and tte, gun," ed signs of opening a ,conoerb. The mo7e,,J,. For I /
ighteen feet be� ' the handsomest raannerl but Dur- farmer turned to the .age with a 1,0410d him Flip" Flop. and this ham I I
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:.placers in Cariboo -were located ard cut hira short by inviting him giss Cicely'" he said awkwardly.' rebuking eye and. a growl, v I ich 1 been a.-hortenecl to ff lip- ,
t I Just north of the highest ground in low the zurface, $1,1oo to the pan wide ,area, and folks came to the "' 02
!� I the district, not far from Barker- was afterward taken. habit of sending for Durward when then and there to "sit do�vn and , "Please say no more. for tlie moment silenced Took. T�e ".Xr, Snyder was anxious to . I
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-ville. Furthermore, the gold strat- Henderson went UP to, Gold BOt- they were in a hurry for they knew "I must say 'Thank you,' 1, she wicked bi, hOwev , did not take weigh hini one day. This .would I
� Um s"m,'ed to run In a north- tom, a tributary of Hunker. KU�A- that the -elder doctor would prob- I ONO I IOU come clown and smoke said, and gave him her hand it seriously. He was soon in bhe . have been something of an undet- . � .. I
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. finds on the creek that ably he absent. I I They did not notice old Ten .snt middle of a song. taking under ordinary circuinzi-anc- I .
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" westerly and south-eastdrly direc- .1cer made hen th,45 stam- Durward had a captivating way , daughter, haven't you I" slipping -out of the room. I "Cauld k4le in Aberdeen." ,es, as the weighiAg machine was
tion. There observations wore of bears his name. T � .
I articular . importance� for on them pede started. with him—strong and firm, bnt g -en- ,,Er_y�s—er—hardlyto spea-11," "Do you know," said Cicely � Silence followed, and then again-, some distaiice away. But the gate � . I
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. �, bearing on the finding of the first 1900. It would be difficult to an- hisakill was undeniable. Folks am " 4 because you were -an— Mrs. Tosh could no longer keepisayirg ,come on, Flip and On; . �� -:1 I
gold near the present city Of Daw� alyze. the feelings of a, man who who had occasion to, call in Dr. you didn't mention anything Of "An interloper," he smiled. her face straight, and to preventli cama the Young walrus and followed - . I I 11 11 � 1.
1J*n in the summer of ISM practically Picked the gd Durward, called him in again ,and this afternoon's affair to her." , "But I, found it very difficult, &it explosion, she ,covered her t him .not only to the scales I but on , I �1�
X� u -ch rich gravel "Why not I" and .turned I a hi ' . . I .�
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,. coast wore very dull. In the later 'Was found. . might get alarmed at the risks YOU to father and—and myself." "And oustocks in Strathbogiel" enough to be weighed. . � . 1-: 1 ":
months of 1894 McDougall, finding -friend, but this young man was - ot I .- - -:�
that little was doing, decided to ___A. . really an excellent physician. 'And run. "Not, at all. But,-buf Cicely, I called the starling again, as it hop- . "Flip weigh -ed at the time of his . : � :�
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ventum int *. L I nts fell away. horn Ten- "That is so. Now come &long. wonder if you'd let mer -I mean, ped from one perch to the Other. capture 150 pounds. Since then he , ::�. I
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I . nant, and rq.1lied beneath the ban- W48 11 do Y'*OU care for me at all? I mean Tosh looked -at his wife with a ha gained enormously, as, he has L,
� tar-F-1=11"which tales of gold finds . to see' don't you think you could learn to glower, and -then went -on with.his a a I
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F_ came from time to, time. On the In China . ner of Durward, until Cicely 2) . huge appetite. He eats overthir-, �,
� � boat were Dan Hart and John sion for $s a month, hire a very ex- her friends found it difficult to say you. . —to love me? I'm being frightful- porridge. ty pounds of fish daily—threo meals. ,�,— ,
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11� Guise, with whom he formed a rienced chef for $12, a good one the word "Interloper" without suf- ((I don't think she will," said ly sudden but I've waited a long '10auld kale in. Aberdeen."' a day�in the shape of clams ood-
11 Utler for $8, valet, ficient scorn, � burwaxd to himself. time for the chance. What -CIO You At this Mrs. Tosh,rose from the fish and Vatt, Tfish from 'which all .
partnership. F.','! $9, skilled b . I But he went. I say—will you try to learn I" ter, e 2 .
� I orit tailor, for Now and then the rival doctors .7.t ) tabletable, and lifting a dus the bones are first carefully remov-
�:� MEETS AN OLD-TIMER. who is also an excell , .. Ci , .
$� and a, laundryman for $3. House met,mt social , cely a head bent low. pt .some crumbs off the fender.
,. events in the village, . - -never swe ed. He- always seems.to be raven -
I - On the saine boat was William S. servants may be hired for $4 a and exchanged professional civilit- III. "I thought I could .care iOr "Cover that burd, wull ye I" said ously hungry and -eats greedily, I
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� Lansing, a prospector from Mon- month. ti ggs cost five cents a doz- ies; but Durward had not, as Yet, . anyone but my father. I love him Tosh., ith many grunts, puffings and .
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tana, who had gone north in 1685 en. A crate of young chickens may spoken to Cicely. He had seen her. .As Durward had anticiw,ted Cice- so much_and that's why�I resented "Whit's wrang wiI the sighs. He is the most O'Solutely �
:1 and had struck gold up -the Stewart be bought for less than one chicken often, of course, about the village IT was not eager in welcoming him your coming to the -village at all. answered the Wife. happy and contented wild animal. .
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� the head of Sixty Mile and at the hold will not -cost more than $10 a approval with which she regaided polite that it made Durward feel I ent. I thought there was only John obeyed at once, and cover- . I I 1: I
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� cxe�ks coming almost together at iaonth. . him. ,�) I I ul-face, she resented this furither "We canna pit up wi' that UNCLE . I I 11 I 11 . 11
I "Resents my being here he said r and now—" She faltered, J non- . i .
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� When he was told by Lansing . secretly wondered how her father an 'interloper' in your heart, too I" the father. A Few Words of tile Luporiance of, �
i that the workings on the Stewart could have invited his rival into he said eagerly. and . Answering Letters. I
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� were two hundred miles. in a soilth- I all through the ep lishmett, from "One thing you J �. I
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C � A year had passed, -when one al- When Durward had left she ly. 1,1v.s you 1;) I . �
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� easterly direction from th ternoon Dr. Tennant -walked up the questioned her father about it. * * * * * the byTe to the kiXT .i
� the Forty Mile, he became interest, I 11 I y profound peace . reigned. Mae hopefui young naphow, "ia. to an- ., I 1� I I I
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I ,,,� ad at onc5l". Remembering his oth- gar -den path of Corner Cottage, and "A charming young man, mX There's no "interloper' table was cleared, and set back in swer letters promptly.
_ �� , ill' I knocked at the door of his rival. clear,", said old Tennant. "I &1- Corner Cottage,. That house is I
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: , I best ground lay just north of the . There was something ominous in ways -said there was,room for two again vacant. But on the gate of gathered in a circbt� round, the firs. courtesy; and -everybody thinks li� I .
if I the bearing of Dr. Tennant. Easy- of us in the village and why the house wnere Dr. Tennant lives . . ' . 1
highest elevation, he Inquired � . . Tosh adjusted his black, horn -rim- 1 ance. We maY I . i�
. going, aSS rule, he now bore, him- shouldu�t we be friends 7 E&S a you mav see, inscribed on a brass I pusiness is of import . . 11.11.
, . there, was any height of land on the � I - . � mod spectacles anct opened the fam- be dealing with forty people, and
line between these, two points. Lan- I I self with portentous dignity, and charming fellow I" . plate, these wor4s: ".11-esSi,s. Ten- . I
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" sing replied that there was a place Y, I ... indignation in the very manner in And this was an attitude, from Surgeons, �)—London Answers. through the chapter.' - importatit end of the business, but I . I
1i . "Cauld kale in Aberdeen.." w mustn't forget that each of the ,
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� the "Moose Past -Lire," locatea'ap- t,k I., > which he knocked at the door. which she was -not to be won,, e I I
proximately half way. .1 . . 'I- ". , . He was ushered into, Durward's though her father was forever sing- —.14— � Tosh stopped, lifted his head, and men with whom we are hokling oor- - .
I � . -�, � I I r consulting room and, declining a Ing the praises of his younger riv- STRAY SAYINGS. looked at the cage. He then turned respo,adence thinks that his is the , � .
f McDougall ivas more interested - I to John, who obeyed the signal at important -end, as in fact it is to '
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I .on the billiard table in the Ocei- $I I I visit. . :knd so another six months drag- It is a fortunate man who wants once by rising wad replacing the him, and we must treat him as Avg . � . . I .�
dental Hotel at Juneau a rough "Mr. Durward," he began, "for ged past, and the friendship be- . cover, which had tallen off. ,would expect him to treat us it I . �� I .� I .
-only what he can get. ed, Mr. Tosh I 11
I . map of .-ie Yukon river, with its -111101 now you have been twee�n the two doctors becaine.firm No -v�ork is done well which is not Prayer being end I our situations were reversed. . . I...
tributaries, the Stewart, the Forty 11 .--1. practising in the village. I � bear and durable. But the older doc- passed over to the looking -glass "And back of his oonsid,oration ..4 ��
. -1 on no.ill-will; I have no animos- tor's daught r declined to. enter in- enthusiastically done. L who sue- and brushed his whiskers. A few of the importance of his business k �' ' I � .
: Mile and the Sixty Mile. This I . .. y Great gain comes to hirr
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I showed -the Moose Pasture close to ity whatever towards you." to the compact. I ceeds in losing the greed I -or ga,11. . I
. � el � �' . . "Very good of You to go," Old Tennant would ,shake his and these he carefully picked off. self. If we slight his businoss, we � .
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� I . and almost on the Yukon 1_9"W, muttered Durward, bewilcleredly. head reflectively. But there came The
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, 7, 6, - black bonnet was taken from I sli,,ht him. if we fail to answer hid
. , -�- Z"; - - , I �-e,Aw $ P - the world that suits all the people and brushed, and Q Aly he comes soon ta �
I � River. . . 0 'r., I 4 i (But . a day when he smiled. living in it. - the blue bandbox letter proml
. "When we, go in " McDougall I. I ) : " I I � , 4 "One T-ciment, air. Hitherto you , Early next morning it became The habit of happy thought would then set firmly on hie head. RIO I �think that we, regard him lightly, T
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said to his partners "we will pro- I . 6 1� transform the commonest
, . � I . spect tnero," dra-�ing a, semi- . .� I �� I man. But to-cla,y, sir—to-day�" was Ill in bed. and that Durward harmon and beautyb . his stick in one hand a -ad the Bible that we are, slack and unbusiness- .
I . . "Yes?" said Durward, calmly. was, attenclinghim. For once Miss. in the other whe-ri obn c 'a shy about doing I ��
I circle on the north side of. the I . J I% * T11e, struggle to climb to a higher J ,alled: like, and so ho. i I
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Moose Pasture, It is a remarkable .. . . place,in life has -strength and dig- business with us
circle included ..61 Oct I I hae forgotten it " Omptly.
. : fact that this semi .0 I , air! TO-day—to be precise, not an him, but met him in the hall when nity in, it, and aannot,fail to leave "H I . Iedgo all letters pr I
. . I the best paying. ground. of the late 40 , 0 1 - hour ap,.o—. on were gailty of the he came downstairs to hear his in the eff ort, even From a bowl in the cupboard ccSometimos we get a letter about I
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. . . _1101 -IR 1 "Really, Dr. Tennant!" elPin really quite puzzled, Miss
� V for himself and a bawbee for John. tile
I M. OUGALL DRAWS OUT. � ., 0) _ .� I . r considoration blefo.re it can be
D ,Aq , % ."You went, uninvited, to the Tennant," h6 confessed. "Your i14_ 1 IlSebi an' keep the btqd covered, settled, or concormng which, to
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If -I 4 . . me Are rath- - tho pair sallied forth for the kirk. anic to -with still othor P,r,o-
. Yn the Yukon River was toicholIs ...A. I I ... 0 t Without being asked the syniptoms e gave
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I dwy .- 1 — e, I'm cominq� to see him A remarkable influence Of the .�� . 11 connn a
: Vko,%�Jn those days, and because, -of the . to, air without even having the . pie. In six,li .a case we are likely
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concluded that re ask e&1gain this afternoon. I weather on, the quality of inedi- Jo wGit, O'V %�LQ ar(�) in"I I I
. . delay McDougall . ... i�. I decency to. p) I . I iinal plants has. been noted by J. . I _i I
. I �o would havia to, give it tip, as be ;X_ 1 1�%Wlv#. od t ,air. � . And so began,& series of visits to < . POTTED PHiLO,SOPHY- vive emerytbina ronnded ,
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I jl,ad c�nf'tacts to look Aer in Aug- �. - .1 I . ;-,- ; ( 0 9-9) Durw,%rc[ was. Burman, a German pharmacist. , until we h � 0 I
Li 0 . You mean Forrester, I sup- the older doctor, �
List, and he could. not geto, , it again I 10 .-.. �� . 1� .. . � ., I .. most assiduous in his attendances, Low temperature and lack of sun- The greatest awbition any man up belore answeri--iig the fin,t lct�
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. by that t ) he 901 I I I I " .P 1, � "Quite right," said th ut variation Tale -At has a a 'But to wait in that rcianner In �
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Guise, ,and le� . . . terviows be- feet, as the nioisture in plants re- ThO man . I
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. . A'YA' Atecl. �,�� - , . �- I . "Ono moment-, Dr. Tennant. May tweon Cicely and Durward were mains tho same in dry as In wet �
I 1 'honorable that the matteT it, under onsid-ed--
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_ A&rt .an(] Guige -i-ho tile tri 6 -.%4 , , ,,%I . . I I Fi,slt ) f th af- longthene,cl vk,;e him I ,:
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. J_ .. � # I I I five years showocl that the aconi- i , further at the , . I
,down the Y,,,Ikon. 11 I � - I . fair q" lo rk,hes. . earliest Possible mo- ..i� I
. �. . .", - t ( I "I Allist be, polite to him," Cie,ebr tine yielded by wonite raAged INA; OT&b � . I I �
Moose Pb,sturo and wtnton to F Or. I �� I afternoon. . I 1:
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t Ntilt to'roplenish.their supplies - - ., .. . �� �. , 1�'.' v,,r11r,V,4," met Fl)resterls youngest boy. I would tell herself, half wagrily, af- 0.04.9 per,oent. in 1900 t4 .o.104 in , The yonn,q mw needs an old mont. 'on that, . . I
- .. I . ter tile young doctor had le -ata '1W re� man's 6ad' and the 014 man neads. 111,�*,<Ic �- -t-ally I i4ight nionti. I .�'.
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good Nvages atd "cepted the cer- Hunter- y, old chap ' - I ting along. He a bed. and m * J opes. to wr,'� vi) " $ 1
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. ' " I """ ent him post,basto to ,gross towar -ive fi ,if famnim q�wuldn'! 1,ualdug friondv ytilt . ,
I . named Hanson. They went back sandwiches had mustaiA on I them.— mother, had a ds recovery. . I the act principles in Gar�au $AA Ind himse is : I . I .. , I �
it � a loss, Miss Cloe- plants as the two preceding years, I &ptn4 upon an alarm (dook. n'�,_ 1-1-4 . I .
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