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titeiu to what, they Were to replyto
certain -thitige . Pharos:ill:W*0d, Imest
IlkelY ,ael thein. Irhe king therr„erria
perivered jtiseph to ,aettle't,liero and to'
froin artiong their nutril/erethe
.,
br iv' t of thane IP in -lb. them in charge.
, a .es •
0, the, roYal herds, Traly coala '‘ of
fire were being heaped, on lite heads
of 'Joseph's brethree '
vlises 7-10-jacctVsh'ilesslug - •
Anal Joseph brought. in jaeob Ina
father, and set him. before Pile:Mehl'
and Jacob' blessed Pharaoh, And
p4araoll said illItO jaC4b, how Zild art
And Jacob ,eaidartite Pharaoh,
the' days' of the yearti of MY Pilgrim.-
tire an .buildred. ,end :thirty years
feat atid evil have the :days Of the Years
of hay, life been, and I have riot attain-
ed unto the days,. of the . years. of- tile
life of My fathers in the das of their
pilgrimage, And tacob. blessed Pha.r-
,a. oh,,,and Went,'', eat from before Phar:
oh. , • ,
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After the royal ,pertnission had been
'kr ,tl'ille 41 1atd °di' of JosephGS he' 81L 1-5Je)°,Ste>ipelh tpor esseetnt it!'
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,eu his dathert who seluted the Kti g
• , a 1 s T Itwas an unu: slulai
, 13 P ,sinig ' .- • , . . •
a. • as o in
(..,_..i:gtlhlyteryttionstieei. that when Noiviittlaitrlop11,.titelsindf:a.tcli,:tia6..13rt:t.
Mice 'Y.ertr, naturally expressed. iiis..ahr:
by ingtoring, his .aae., ,Itle got . -a
very- extraOrdinary• answer.' "Mylife
iulS been, a Pilgriniage liked() that of
rray, fathers ..but• the years have beett
„ la, T t . a rest
, n. arid , evil . h s• was in go t .
to that of Abrahaln. and Isaac, .v.tho
were one hundreal and sev, enty-five and
mie huudred arid cightY. l'esPect.welY,
where.aa Jacob wee Only ,00e hund.re 4.
and; thiety. Then, . too, nenther Ader,a-
liMii tfOr I'''5aac had IPa 'a liflea:‘.:s.°' °'g.i-
,tated. so full of distress attit 'nail-ger:a
of, tribulation and anguish.- ies. Jacob.
had fieetri -the .day -the. ,fied, rem ile
wrath, Of. his dbrothert. Eaau., hp fp the
time. cre fits remenral to EgYlat' •
. . •
..VeAl,Isfte:r•Ioti•ilis2-...i.iort. ii,Iterview. ,„ Jacob
'again :i;:ks5ca, 'Pharaoh', -atid. left the'
Ceuta ' in conapany with joseph,:.wlio•
now lost notime in • cornirieriag .the
,5ettlement Of his People in tile land.of
•Gosheri, the land.'verdrire, tying -along
dm eastean ' batik' of the Nile. They
were to be but tratiaients lit the land,
is the five 1)retlaren , had. plainly indi-
'citted to Pharaoh., ."For to sojourn
an .tha.'s,nd at:E1 4,,,,e coeie;,, ,so. th,_ait it
waS' wrs(lorn onJoseph s part. to Keel/
'heal eeretrate troth the' Egyptians
ev-harreteer'ded 'shepherds as a very -Ion;
'. . ea • - - , - , ' .
class, Thus ausPiciouSlY ' Jags 0- . I., le
''' -- ''' f tl '-, caildreli roS la rael
War; eo"ourn a 1.l. i
hi EgyrItt: It L•t.vas: Liel)egoinitig of ia.„
ttew epoch iii the history of israe ,
dating the eongmencement of their ex-
- . ..-refuees
istenee as .a Sepratiite nation, t,
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. lAtoiLt. MISSIONS. . •
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Soinurta Among the, Indians
, . . . ..
Because ,of .their . non -conformist
principle:8-, the Pilgrim Fathers fled
' • ' •
frongland and settled la' Amerac
rri E ia
during 'the time 'of the tYrannical rui eti
of A.rehbishop , • Laud. This was it .
I6•29. ' Ten years -later a young man
b3:, nanie,, John Eliot, 'in coinpariy 'of
sixty others _fled .acrosa the Atlantic
and .joined the -Colony... He 'was edu-
cote& at -Cambridge, a brilliant student
••• 1 1 ; H h - ' a d Greek A
espec.a..y Ai e Jew ' n • , ..
. . . .
year after' has arrival. he was settled
. .
as pastor, over a small . congregation
at lroxbary, now a suburl) of Boston.
• to this work.- ' fie. becae
In addition m
deetolte interested in the ' natives,. sto-
died. their' language. and preached in
1646 in the chief's wigeran PaPhablY
'the first .serinont • eder . preached in
North America in a. natiVe etongtle."
He.g-athered a number, afterwards call-
:ed. 4)i -eying Inedianat •into, a community
. . . .
andatagght them tire arts- of civil
tied" for the said, .,",I ,f01 it' a.11soltitely
neeesSary- to carry on elvility witli re-
ligiOn " Indians fr8in distant 'pla•SeS
. ' .
'also.' asking. to have' tile beitefit of
Eliot's teaching and in the course of
-his long v 1 des nroatreach ' ttlehi-410-- '' u-k---vv.r.sg.
fered, much exposure and fatigue. I
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have not been dry ,• he writes on one
occasion' "front the third day of the
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tveek until the sixth, but ta t'ravel, and
, , .
t night -pull off nay boots to wring my
a ' ' ' '
stockings,, -and on with therri, an .so
. ' elope
cbritintiet' ' In spite of ,such hard
•
and. the ignorant and violent o•pposi-
tion and often the ,evil example , of
sonic of his fellow--countrYtnen , he
1:Oath-rued his heroic lab•ors. Io, 1650
he was enahled te• realize hisacherish-
ed scheme of bringing 'all his people
, . .
' NO°..t'' k 18. Miles
to one settlement at . le ,
, .
from Boston. - 'There lie .trained.,prea-
chera arid teachers, and in 1600- fonnd-
ndia
ed a chur • 'ith several ns who
eh .vt, I
lie deemed .worthy of herng baptized
. e a
awnodtkrepcetorvsz;egretcliie alsnedritbsy-ein6P,7n4er.tiTieiriee
He no
Were 1-100 `PraYing Indians': F . -
ever :to see, his life-long labors
ed, how , .
sadly marred., In the rising of the In=
dians againet the whites in 1.'675 the
praying „Indians wcie cruelly treated
by both side. Scone of theni proved
faithless and' Eliot hiniself Was,reViled.
and suspected by the whites:, In. his
last illness, when 'there was 4. dark
el° d mien the work of the Gospel
ainong the • Indians. lie nraYed, "Tile
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Lord revive „and prosper that work,
1 , . . 1 arn
and grant ijiat itamay live when
dead..th The answer 'canie,thought not
perlia.ps .as he 'expected, for by 1726
the• church which 'was founded by hint
aSaa extinct:
(Rev. J. A Grahsin).
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int ot to, 4 .Kd 4, t o . mode , in
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which er, p.atea ,,,the bettasine.
him. Hazel piled it in Ott/
wltli ,at ftoil.bah.e II:rid:, IobseTtehrle
thoughi cid
brought fliriona pains to her
, , .
ber man must sti'ain every
),vould llightea, ihe burdea ,isrilif
'strength. 'she-na.d. Ind with
ofehands ,to the testr, the /oleo
gathered' thietk, 'on the_ _miLad010...
Bin judged teat the, ampnan
.atwl:anctri•-tofInt1.841:lettnb.:11btotataled'Ild,etn,Slte,hd.t,
with it saddle hartile. '
tieutten Preatlidt,:t1.1t;Irheiane'tkettiaalain
, e , ., -.1. le e
the hay rose in a. neat -.stack.
another lOtarl Oft my mind. /
' ' ' ' '
shilnee:wel'Ibblienfenalan-bdesalivaliie Setthonttb,t1.1:benite)afttieIre±•ewetou%
haying
a' atorm hit us. We ivouldn't
gre----there's moose enough to
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army ranging in thatiow gronrid
sou'the.
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all'aiw'reZrri:th:e.v171.1:1.dheinlrnesths,ittistiortetitai:reed;s,
HaZel. observed reflectively
the law of life is eiv,rfulli, harsh
, . , • '
,you tribal ,•Ilill. isolation is
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thing when it is so absolutely.
plete. Suppose something Went
There's no, help', and'. no ,meSey-•-a.
lutely none, Nature, when,
close to her, is- so ioela.orable."
Bill'eyed her a'second. Then
his. anus around her, and Slatted'
.
hair tenderly.
tfiT.,,, 4i. ..- • . ,
get-cing on your riervee
, '`" "
little person? he asked.
•
going to go wrong I've been
country too often to make mistakes
get carelese. Life Isn't a bit
.
th
here than in e human ant
What dees tbe old, settled coantry
to You when yeu have ne.itb.er
nor job? It treats you worse
worst the North ean do; for,
the price it denies you access
• ' ' ,
abundance that mocks you
shop window, tied bars you
.
nooses that line the streets.
. . .
et erything needful is yours for
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ng No No, little person, I don't
.
the lf life is nearly so
aw o
as it is where the mob struggles
daily liread.' It's more
aboveboard here; more tm to
vidual. But it's lonely sometimes.
guess that's what ails you."
bh, pout!" she denied.
lonely, so ,long, as I've got
•
aometimes 1 thialga of something
Perling t° you--slekness,and
d 1 h t "
an a I t n .
"Foreet 't I" Hil .xl t d
,,,, I.. a a. 10r e
the worst of living in thia
' a • a
1 ().!.l17,t1',y-it makes one, iatrespective,
' foundedly conselous
• and so con' ,
puny atoms we human beings
,,after all. But there's less
sickness here than any. place.
till I get that cabin built,
• • •
fiaeplace at one end. We'll
, -
cotnrortable and things will
, ' ,
litile rosier Thie thing of
. ' • -
hurry and hard' work gets
bodyae rierves."
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The best .of the afternoon
ii nspent when the laaystacking
hated, and Bill deelared a
beltWsheanhdtltlheefisrteath:dwestuenpkeetopincl;alsh7;
In the open fiap of their tent,
pered in, his ear;
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"You mustn t think I m complaining
or lonesome or iinything,
-
I 1 k 111 l'ind
when ma te reroar s •-etoday.
. , a -. n I'd
I lova ton heap, e d
,
anywhere with you. And
land t.ruly at horrie In the
(,)nly-enly sometimes I have
feehil-••• as If 1 were afraid
Ctliet'e 1;10' noonntainS, and
a. , ..
ti) be seoavling-as if We
pasieelstoowr„somBeitiirtinagr.enw her
, , , en, ,, j ' .1 •
mill' — t t tat s , us t mood,
it at genie seasatioo up here
1 a
indefineble foreboding. All
oflhe-wity places of the earth
Nit efrect, if one Is' at idi imaginative.
ttlie Waimea of eyerythilig,
aternal stillness. It would
-,, , .
ir. riervO5 tO tiVC 1010 ithrittl.=.
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we're only after a stake --then
.
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tPaletTantwPitlilr.teisttiot. ditttlelee'C'lillailla>tg");(>1"Preell
ng by Igoe river tor. a 1011
,, Ver wedoe World
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i estate. up and go' to sleep
• ' '
lead -game sport, or you'd
• .
leved lo g ago,"
And next day tO Hezel
. Attaching lam owing the heavy,
„,1 .
Mite( ex on. the toundinitri
their Winter home, It all seemed
ish, 'that heevitierai of heart
an = a • . e
soli' (bias metaled h r. ...he
feetiv !nippy They had plenty
fa a ten, brief mnathst Btu woad
id f' gold treat the treereire
a stie o . • ,
of the North, and they would
1 n . • t . WI
10ala y easy s age& lai
, !wood.? it , *Ail *hoer, tour....4,
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, eb o an r t.
"... , A. , .
,Voriltrie filitelrep theta ha
4 loctIng thittatbet stattnt*
vi oho.dniro.* tootr.tt 111.1t liteoishod
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.1intria.
•fille•
t /14
a, fa.
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-ipip,'
Beeu.hnintl' ,oth:t•
m ds
1 lodnit tahnied,
beak aa•
-
nerve She
, what
,two pair
of hay
Whe..1
, reached
. willathy.,
eeehti
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"That's
.
can balm
ohee
go huh_
feed (M
to the
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But still
; don't
. a terrible
' emu-
wroncs
bs-0.-
you get
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he put
be r
., . -. •
aireauy,
Nothing s
in Wild
or
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harsher
heaps.
da
money
than the
lacking
- - to the
in every
out of the
.
Here,
the talc-
think
harshere h
.
for its
open and
the Irani-
1
"Fro not
you. But
hap-
accidents,
"Tla d
. a a
bie atilt
o, . -
of what
are,
chance of
' Walt
with a big
he more
look _a
everlasting
on every-
Was still
tend.-
holiday.
she WhIs-
Billy -bay,
.:
b e happy
,
In) 'really
wilderness.
a funny
I look up
they :seem
,
aere res-
• .
elose to
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It e felt
-a foolish,
the out-
product'
and .the
be hard on
flat
' all the
''.
1. utlaa
oat.latge.,
You're a
h Ill i
. ave 0 -
eitting b3"
lettalee
c -
., ' • oa
100
fool-
Whioir
ae e -.
w , p 1r
of food.
4,14,4
bandit
jointer
no in .1,
011 a to
totro
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the 'ettifiltt'
rii*Oatitt
ttl*:
ISN'Iliiii,Pla'at
„
pooped
is
' JO
faitt oS
, yily 'OP.
ear"' Of
4'..t,#101.ht
filliiY'' tiara
th,pir,'
stock
liltt..
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After
thtsd ,,filli
pima liada
tilea
tror.eo
.
Hs table'
trent by
,41:11,0g.z.k1413:41ciitl.w'or,geasre,te,.4,,pepo..sol.,•thieihttfaa,(thtttrleorigghth,41:
So,'their
"L'I"'
alai,
elanteltaPerOttirot
:huixte
. ..uhee:.e.r...
.,
seeding
.1.
ed3 °II
hight,S.
t• a
-ere,
radrit,
.h.‘4112', F''''el'
Lae r Erlfit
aiiirictehrrija$11.,LtIsh,eprucleobiranIg7a:edrysillili;
brand,y
hiPnetites
jack Irrest
spent
,
next Chriermaila
iti/c1 hrtgbi:
11: Sitttrit-
A. daY
year
0110 of
rhhaure
back.
",
Bask
he cautioned.
, the northwest
'
sil-iii.niag
on a,
, "All
be careful?"
.., Not
tne bouse
.
•elPfl stood
frwek
cept teir
,,,,,,,,o1;ednot.tilemsuu:bp:
since
greeter
that chance
ney of
..
thesaky,
a miniature
roughly
ply of
me o
line
It behooved
are,
Basel
•
is es,
d h
cording
Then
•
Bill had
her especial
knife
11
1
as' ••"
.4 tea.
141).1w,
she
casino,
e pa
pattern,
. .
of 'sinew
place.
of her
brim
her
at h
"Goodness
lime,
ea t "
,
fire nenrly
She
coals
husband's
aparlts
be cooking
Ontslrle,
the looae
waveriog
gotten
110 orter
portent
-.tan
st.
On the
the
ha'()
the
No
pending
With
she
4,4Cra
^
of t
In the
tlie
Ilturtiliended,,in
eiriat
her
ton
horaes
'trolls
eoti'll;fritt
- ,,
4t6b1°
• hol'i6
littli,
. .
,to slieltita
conatroetioa
',the
, 'rhea
frost
liki
Wkttlik
'fodder
It was
'of
that
ifilli
iw 0
. ,
!neat
.
the
'larder
the'
aUcceeding
.4h1:Iilrhaet
each
II, tilaelt
Chrbilthle.$
.
ell , Idonething
dining
the
half
Slinee,
bred
a ineasant
fre.c.'d
or
Roaring
the
after
' •
with
1.1.0,,r,‘"1,t5l,`,
• ,i,e,(1.
right
'
more mote
..
tne
ebeve
the
a. thin
part
their
vomiting
atirred,
dry
.711.fliztlhed
g
- wriehed
and
,
to
she curled
painstakingly
for
11 1'
. r
haa•
1 '
:,A ell,se,rootel
One
thom,,
nortlieeal',
ISIII
tied
from
imy,
tl.lea
'shot
ten
More
ott
hadal
'simple
e°Idt
wintt4pL
other
.
gayly
ecN7331,Sien
dozen
,,.
along
ilghtS
two
Sill
uttertnost.
ell3sIng
that
•
again
'n Hinton
than
and
.ataek
the
place
eat
of
of
fireplace
volcano
woed
out
t was
them
-
se t
her
co.mfort
thole.
.
r!
0
ei
I,
Ala,
.
,Illh1
al,
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.a...
Working
After
moccasins
.
she
d •
strongly
rs
met
1 lin
out"
ora
it,
old
ang
egittnst
wind
'ribbon:a
It
'he
-
even
blaae.
threat':
Of ti
senae
the
discarded
end
to
the lanee-toothetl
- stable
trait
athOlialta
Snt•
r Stu a
Ihe ereetioa. -of,.
the herries, NildwaY
e. (Stroll tarok Mew
ood * foot '
it cle5reti tO imlillent
tioielmil liI6 Olatila.
tiieliettees 'therein. lia
tilt -so -CI 1006-0 to Ile-St/0
ander. tile taritm '
nereariary . 'to titieband
,
for moring might be
W ' li,noting. . J1
twit MOO la
.1n/tea 'afield; It toOk
, days to haute In Oa
a .eled, .
Jr) a etock of frozen
expedlent of ineat-
_
wits „wittily -*implied-
.ri-gid'i'Y 1"1g.bbeglecl ' Its
Snows •deepe.ned-
till sn°111410" be-
BM began:So strthe
by, the atiy,8 s
like glitteriag pen-
• '
graitild' 0 10E4, 'areal',
'Cuille. . TheY mos,
, -
. Of ' the' hhartaY
oft a roest of cari-
Ha.z.el had saved
potatoes. 'With the
etry:011seilli,
And after sablerying ,
of a morning tilt 1,71111'
Bill's 'trap line, they
nenn Didnring. their
There aaduld, he bony
4lfla ''rnrsl'eth' f •-"sr-l-
.°41 all •"IP"'straillt-t‘ t.".
, after the first of the
eet opt to go over
trap lines • rive
the (-1"r he 'was
'
11.1Tlittl
, e person."
"She's blo-iving out of.
The sparks ere
' - •
high.. Keen Your eve
. . '
h ahe related `Pit
, . - e • ..
'
fiftY Yards, l'-'.°Parale.d
stelae. A.t the etable
• • .
of lute, a low hum-
stirr°11111ing firift% El-
'aliere Bill daily re-
,Ifyooftohrollar- fheerrs.aees' pthaerrke,...
of soma overlaid tbe
the top. But there was
catastrophe. , The china- '
yawned wide to.
smirks and ash .like
when the fire was
or an extra heavy sup-
/aid on, When the
of the northwest the
fair over the stack.
to watch wind and
up - her breakfast
. •
he e, bin el order a
t di ' 1 : e-
housewifely instincts.
up ill the chair which
constructed for
with only ex and
She was working on
A
,r
ti '"'
e e.
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Alreail
the tail ',.- o 1 „
thou t 4' ,,,
0
he °Yen; strugg1ed b
ICOgilig dC5per106/
a . then rairoeal to It
rieloed up ,iti tbe trt
*Heir in the •ilitter no,
itatetiled their bare 'one'
Bill ltiaosela drew bar
, , , ,
iiii stared al It ltixedt
I*Ce until Harel'tinaidi
hie lima
"Yon' Waltettafil thet
didn't your bi said ti
"Bill, 'Bill!" she ol
strifiY shrugged' tda
kePf.' Ids ,ICAge flThli 0
ebtatilitelabouseze.itst, rtahishiy:r.wls
,
bellt,h It ',seemed an. it
:time bin' tt '110evring :e3P
, ,
anovia level was en till
..,
hleek--edged :Pit that
and , sparks. That at
, .
111.111,11yrapeCelliott4illtigto. ,fitseh,:r11;
eartnething besides the. a
RI 1 •s la 'I '
1 , Poke e. aeni Y. hi
the stneldering hehP.
44 i r I ,
rive est of Ca cod ,
e•rery blade of grase."
mutter. "'rhea" esin't b'
like deer."
1.4e11e11070 idsialtyltitIlicsie(Isiol
forio-wed, , 'When he o
rifle slung In. the eroolt
tried again to-hreitic the
alootheeis Whieh. mit h,
than any harshness •o
het calf-'nti'-
„ ..':E:111" r.ril 8° sctrrY1
it s. tel 1 knotte,
do,?"
‘9Dt"1 Ruh!" he 51.1°1
hIlve l° (lie be'llere InY
wit" be with li full bell
ia
n their- 11 nd Merei f
Even then ahe had
of hie, hitentioe. Sliel(
. , • •
, .
Pleadldigla. bet Ike' wits
hereee, ,his. teeth hitin
his binder lip Ronan]
, . , - • .
eed site t..tew hie eYes
'''t.„..flP,a1,111trit.lt. he' °Ire we
ule tam, victoria area.
i )eed
1.r, . .
She uride•r'''''''tf):‘")d then
'.
Pre5Sed 'hard over her
, he.flatedga.t1511;eha-hsetielriteci,titebetri.i
her the rifle apet Sir
gieSSage of dearth. Poi
the motnitains flung ,
back and forth•lo e vc
sibilant voice of the IA
the stillness.
- Numbed with the ..e,
the elemental ruthlessn
' threw herself on the b
the relief of tears.. Dry.
nearted, she waited fo
coming, and dreaded' i
time she had seen her '
wi h cold critical 'an
t , g
terminable tinate. she li
the click of the late
„strimg tight.
He came at last, on
•
his rifle as he stood it :
had no more than see
was bending over her.
on the edge of the is
his arm across her, at
her gently so that she
"Never mind, little p
pered. "It's done arid
I stashed at you the we
a fool man's way -if
sore he alvaays has to
body elser''
., U -non -m, tarn r 'JF.IC
"I know it my fault
almost - go out and tl
big . without thinking.
being sorry doesn't rr
enee. But please --I '1
-
; aei able over It r11
"All right; I won't
ever tie careless abo
again, , The North YV:
., . - v
neay alth it. The a
ar and
r we e
ge thrill . ..
wir, make utiatake5"
. • .
see thet." She s
ontarlly, "It'ia a Teri
frightens me." ,
"Don't let it " he sal
long a's we have e
strength w,e can .wi
stron aer for the exper
, n . , ,
"How can you prosp
without horses to paelt
eskeil. after a little, '
.,tut of here 'with all
ha ve ?"
"We'll manage it," 1
i.y.„ "We'll get out wi
gold, all right, and w
grg on. the way, ever)
urekstrain. Leave It t
,t, . .
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The
M. -rail
on,N.,n,S..dtwri.tes.•
ir
'. d d'ff
by thaetors
home -but
In apideT"sair
".Fruitaretivesolind
relief''so,,
' t'
g0
all gone
At dealers
Limited,'
1
il
He
. For
0
fere
Prom
testifYllid
-oh
:r404anamfiSerIlle'rt:tcre37‘..11Vwe'asYt:ellarteS-d
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Tookl'Ertilt-a,tives"
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eluadbe-
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in
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Ottawa.;
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SUNDAY AFTIKRNOON
, ortb 'o
,
it tef
Jr .t ,00t. !nee
By ert 'ilietallr
,
Sive thenks.to Godson on His emote,
To titan; f-li5 'deeds make 1onwo.,
,
ding ye to Him,: siag psalms" naro-
• claim
.4i5 'wontirotts,'work's eaeli one,
. „
Rdinenarber all His ,wondrous, works,
The 'marvels he, has done;
Vhe . righteotis jodgeniertts ' of HIS
mouth,
,1?.i'...1lieroberr then?' each (me. .
, (SeottiSle ISseitert.
' PRAYER
• Great God and, Father 'of all man-
rind, we thanld Thee for an, open•Bible
.n. whictit,zsae can teas; aa enhy,,wondeee
•i•til dealings:With nations ' and -wlivtivin-
lividuals, e :learn there 110 . all
hings change bat' Thou changest .not,
Thou, att the: same „Yesterday, today
"aid forever, h Thou .art upor) l'hy
anee,ete, ,gonernhig, arid bleseing the
3.0Iasr of ' raeli; '',.Pour out illy Spirit,
alo.ns,, ,that ie ttheir relatirot with each
:eti'lebrestebe:yla njah:elfotioidowaYa. ti.lipiso, nt4 altl:a-
who ,ciorie tO bring, pettce •do 'earth and
good will to men. In His name VIC
... . .
pres'ont our 'petitions,. Amen,
3.• S, LESSON FOR JAN. xer xoaad
'Lese.on Title -=-The Long Sojourn in!
Egypt
• Leeson nseseagon...Gattoht,!-eraa„
Golden Text -Psalm rax:o. ,
Although God had 'PreaniSed the!
and of 'Cailaan ' to. Abraham's seed, aad
had renewed that prornise''at different
tithes .te ,him, to his son pearta and 'to
vii S grandson. 'Jacob, thee and Jbeirs
evere hut .sojourners iit the land; wan-
derine. troom -niece te ohne; onto, fa_,
.,• sd., .. ti ern out of dt i t ' •Eg.y1-)t
mine rove,. 1 a n o
jacoh, not -his twint,),rothed, Es'ait rddas''-face
,
Ilie one thro,ughwhom the blessing '
promise was to be ,pasSed on to Atte.
seed. Of Ain -alien -1 'and' God .. Sadie.'
moves in tuYSteriOUS, 'way Hi sh Won-
eters to peeform" planned•the long sot'
'jottrn ,of Jacob'sadeseendante an' •Eg-
, without 'ood ' centuties
ivet=,--forh
di sciplinc. the ' Hebrear. mind. would ne-
yet_ have ,been bolnn, hat -tuned and
handed. down to ' tlioSe- who in God's
goed. time W,dre to inherit the Holy
retina and , mini Fair poefeosc ,tai the
' . •
rri:11' ',' i • ' ' 1: ,
• osePo's kansin en . were t ae last
ail. the inhabitants- of the -01111 teies.
et. feheted by „ late, -"aairane. to. 'sLand . iiritO
a.tg.ypt, fo, cot -11,: , The , vilaking,' 1c116wn
of himself to his. imeth,ree; 'the aecen-
ciliation 'after- long' years 'of separag
tion .the ' se -sliding ' for his fathe.r and
their faniilits arid. the oroviditigL for
bliern in the' land' of 'Fgypt culininated
art the Mniden.t.of toda-y,s teescar, ,.
Verse I -An Intel -view. With Pharaoh
'Then Joseph came atid. told latter_
, ,
aelb,- and., said, My lathe; .and, any-
brethren, and their flocks ,and their
helids, and aff . that, they .h.ave are
oonte out of 'the eland of d Carraan a and
;behold they rare. itiethe lattd of. Gosh-
•
'When
'
.. Tha
'
. IIrrnit-a-tivesI
. remedy
i ,hagra,
' letterS
' haanrne,
• Ifrl:;4
t
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,
• 'hack;
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i Sillontie.0:ti:19S:::.f•tobreu5011,:ia:it.sileme
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I.
:
liheumatism
- , ,
Continged orn at eek
ng . Madi
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ma 'doubt
Iii the
Rheamatifina
all over Canada
to this
!-th alltiderahn
IttI,seffere.d
t dt - ' -
'Amherst -and
the • Rheumatic=
• ' -
an adavertisnmentfor
took
. .
I:took thel/a.
have rieverfelt
or from',
Ont.
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6arataaysiee Teem, ate, ,stin. hi the
town of' GreutYllie,-01-3i-a-ris,°.'w-here. jean
fri*tt 0.416,44.Weraedlett:;a:InaaPot[ft'Lentd h•Son. tos‘otte.shIlnifttnahohhhos.
-a rig No o Jack ..ttarrow, a young. roal
:77:tHit 11;:titit,Viee:ftfiCi-sti41'...ihnie- 11rzytotzt'it;I:::4:tilln6r:till)xiiir,°;11:::rataItiiiretlir7ts inglitt:i
queot, 011. . bee°°1." hla Priva't°'' atqaufg."•
rapher. Atter three months • Mr.. Bush
r es
pwitInaiI4sn:tisoftzlar.„,ii,!lineelettoo,u•yrilwbliteoce,yhrly;:,e.,x1lirr:Itiloi:r:glyinufitellocit"
refill:Mar ilim.•II r , , ., ' .. ., . .
P , AP.TER --eraush.nualon, to effort, hy
a eft °f II(dwers. te PealPrelals6 11a -sal In.
the minds of her friends. ' Vie returns
thorn, Taie,neXt 'day ;Desires th'rown irem'
hti hereo and f,atailY hurt, 'He sends for
I-Iax'el, who returma, t,o,see, htlii. beror• he
dies... Three days, a.fterward It is an-
rinutlOOdtliat he .ler,t a e1tacV of 15.0340 to
rtirahysainnin.N: oir-arralian foe artY wrong
h*1,,,, T/„..2,61,,,..ogni,,, p,t,
once what coneneletiOn will 4 put upon
i
.„htt..(qUI:dS: B1,1•Sh
ortdireleg084S,Rragtel.1-c-iLqa111:31,iatrr:10,voierwirl."In. ' a ft'
Hazel an
expianationor utisiee aciten. Hazel's:pride
aat-nyrItt; .1,1afrioeiltafti:ntj.cr,s,-,,9,,,i, h
e
Grathtitie. silo seeti daldn'tinidelynnegetiig:e(i
,rnent ter re sehool tea,dlier at Cariboo
geadofi!si, British Colitrabia, 4a4,1 omelette;
tnotallalatlen, , ' . „ .
:,z;etiya;ildi:avrh-Pcf.lia.;:"eir,yinrtt,;.alafV1tnIlloci---rir,r,tri.ainwbrertill'ictarrliiiilve,tva..:1)a);.idact,:loawd.aeri.3nliedesid5e.-IsbaeiTtycl-,.
the light or a cainPf-ire, Elie turnti to it,
hoping to -ilnd Somebody who Will gvide
her home, ' At the ^Ilre she recognizee
,charaeter•kneWn• to geohoo meadows as
'acoartag„ aliti "Wagstaff." who had seen
ete, at her boa,1 slIng hotse 'there , He
ereroleem bp take h'er home' In the Morn-
innigolithitil•Ilatehleie wroet.n,eilinsmop.eiied to spend the
par . rah' 'r, I
er,aCal-ileaSED0Raaay,„.--aer ,t,,,?",..,,rit',etea mt eandeoxym,d11?auyi
Wagstaff finslly ftdrn....s he is .tairma her
a,cabin tri the .mountaius, x...,,-,_, re re..
rpectful and coneelerate. atal I-Tazel,
thoup;h protesting mdignanny, lz"helpless
aim ha.s to R,CCOMParly him.
' .,
preoyatiaaePsdeattazevi al,--tiet.itt tchi6ethaieir,irgaiew.whicaheali,aerad
-been left by toorists. There they pms
Ore. -winter. .71Phstere, t°11s bef li? leves
her, but in her indignation at her abduo-
th iisten to him.
CHAPT11:11 VII---WIth. the coming ,of
e„.pring Haze' insieta that wagetag. take
her outror the mountains. He endeavors
„
aa persuade her to ma.rry hina and stay..
bat -on her nersisteet refusal, he accont-
pa:file's her to:Bella Coola, from where
she-eara proceed to Vancouver.
, .
CHAPTER VIII ---On parting, NTa.gstaff
dh e discov-
givHazel a package whish
es
cee_taetriaLTeohitiaelrnsni,htisnodattetrawinnayotweil?ibt
Wm
attain it she desires to go back. At Van-
aeou,IBIr eurt ritta„aszeptinelanis. to retur.n, to Gran
:dug ,1,),i1;,,,..rat ;11-1.1i,-rth:..nt.;•ajencifleeaslige othtaGdbmile.
4.Y
Fine leaves tba'tratn'at the firsestop.
' ' . ' ..
' CHAPTER. nt•--Vrith the aid of Hillis
map she finds her -way las.ck, and the pa
travel to a 'Hudson Bay post a.nd a.re
married After some /months they decld
sto,,o• tgalcrearr:her into the mountains to
h n Bill Is confident there Is gold.
.
, "Do 31du
realize that it a getting late in the
/ear?. 'Winter, may come -bins I -in,
gide of ten days. And nie caught in
a rock pile, 'veith no cabin to shelter-
intr best girleand no hay Ian to feed my
',horses! You bet it bothered me."
She hugged him synipathetically.; arid
smiled down at her. ' '
in sailing now " he con-
1 the
tinued.. "I know that basin and al .
'
country beyond it. It'e a pretty decent
camping plaee. and- there's a fairly
en." , ' , ,,ft
.E.haraolr he'd. pregrously ' commend,
I Jeeph to send ro -• his l'itheia and
1,•..11, his folks and to driak. e proviSion
, for their tratisporta.tiaretnithout *Ilia,.
tile 'old :hia‘ri, his' father' :°°t-ild not
i have CrOsSed the hot inferag,ertingecannie
I try.. It ,was'wheildraerib Sasia•the•Silag-
i gons and th.e provision that ''hadebeen
i'1111(le fof his comfort' that his 'spirit,
'ire:sive& aild:.„ he' recrigniaedd that his
s ens had told, him the truth- and that
once 'again -he was' actually to see, 'the
. • ,„.
of hie belOVaeldso-JocsoernPilin,,a.nde, 6. 3.6'5,,
of. 'Pharaoh had
ePti to send wordeto Ids father, dial he
divotild give fain e•lia hi.S. the good. of
the land of Egypt iiml,thattthey'Should.
etia thejariof the land. ,. in. sa- doing
lie Was exPressing is ,aPpreeiAtiou of
of the ' Place ' JoaePit, • filled' as the • ehi,ef
inillister of Pharaoh's COdirt ''''' It Was,
but to. be expecteddthen that on their.
a'frival feisePh tv wird, .at..' ()OS:0 ' make
knO-wn .to rldharii.oh where. be „„had . tor
eated thearedin the land of UOSilell.
It try; 1 region -of plenty A --ich p1.5,
e teral-'e‘ottetrv well, ed-P;tecd '' foi• the
to ' ,, d' .d. ' t . • . --. - . '
drasing or flocks - and herds .and.- at the
LS MI 11,01,.E.1 j0$-
s'aind- tiale: nOt 1,.'0.0... a ' •• i ' t ' ' - ''''
eph.'s okv,r1..p4i,pe Of ill?Ode .so ,„that lie
tiltie-ht 'keep .in touch with thein,.' as . he
ii i i• haa ' ' • a '' I • din' ' 1 '. ' h
' e - ' - - -• .., •
said, Therc will .1, riourjett thee; fOr
yet thereare. 'fie Years of famine;
le:st tl,teit, and ,tba- house.hoide. earl ail
• that ttio•a haat, eo_rne to .,pcivertjr." .
Vet -See 2-6-LPharaoh'5 Farther, Inter,
''.
- , est. ' ' .. .
Afteretoeeph, romounced' the aetiv--•
al of. his kinsfolk to Pharaoh he se-
keted. five ent of the wnole.,e0mitatty
of se.venty and presented. Jhera,' at
. . Court. Ho.. had, previously instructed
hi.IYINIAMMEinamaillOWnic
a,
.,
a
:' owimAii'
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billas
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Was
ir of
and
air
When
finge
et work
watch.
and .
she 'exclaimed.
piled
under
or
time
snow
that
, , end
fact
, to watch
glowing
leaping
the
purr
, girth
ealateltg.
start/lag
opened
a of
fk 6 blit•riblg"
air,
Ineatiow
without
I rom
, bil the
,out,
beetitne
lo
gitatt
110.
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He bestowed a .rea.seuring kiss upon
her. Thejr silt on the boulder for
few minutes,' then scrambled downhill
• .
t j k i •' fi t d b lit their
ro he ac -p ne a , an u
i fi al d f th fil t ti
even ng re n or e rs me
. ° -
In rna,,ny days Roaring Bill whistled
anddiehtly burs, t into patches of son
nit lied
in the deepe bellowing voice tl ,
given him lais name back in the Cad
boo .ceuntry. His humor was tafee-
ilous, Hazel .felt the, gods of high
adventure smiling broadly upon Meng
.' . ' • .
price neDee,
At uoon, two days later, they stepped
out of a heavy stand of spruce into
. s in w rrned meadow, where ripe yet,.
, ,
.ow geasses waved to their horses'
,... , , . ,
anees. Hazel came moot, a rresn-
a:Illed deer lashed aerates Silk's back.
..
Pell hesitated, as If taking hia boar-
,
'Mrs, then led te where a rocky soul
-if a hill •jutted into the meadow's edge.
A spring bubbled out of a, pebbly .ba•
sin, and he poked about in the gismo
heolde tt with his foot, preeently st.00p-
mg to pick up .sod.iethIng witiat. proved
to heal Short bit of charred otiek. ,
."The. remainS 4)f 'ilt)" , last eankpfine,„
te, imuled reminiscently. "Packs off,
, rout, i a • , a
rail pen Werre.th el •ith the tr
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cm a pair of eaa.c.
-an Indian Pattern.,
' a
'after an Indian
grew wholly absoldoed
win titel. after stitch
and peatly into
at length the aoreness
warned her that she land
e long time, she looked
.,
Bill's due holne any
ven't a thing ready to
"And here's my
'
wood, and etirring the
1101 NV` '
fanned t an itli her
_felt hat, forgetful 'of
,
lit bot that she ahotild
las htingry arrival,
blew lostil,v, driving-
ecrosi the open in long,
But she . boil for-
'MAO in the dimgerous
dld not recall that im.
.
wben she sat. (them
her moose atealte 1...,
'
conla raked forest fraud
The iflamee licked
with
br the ohlo1001" w
shun eat.
warned her of ilia-
It •burst upon her
ebroptneso. otily whet
- ' -tn. t 0 to
dOot to IOW out s n a
Inadat, for the blaae
. k h ii • t '• 'feet
fit/ie a ot , lir St f0et
the Sinblae rolled serest
.
a loOtiY inanney.•
. '0,.
,'A thin pall of'ne000 , .
coat or mittens to 'fetid
freeta Hazel
She doott get •thd'
. , ,
Diorbana, befell'. tne 'leg
their tranitatOry,, , tut:Mill,
his tratia-tokehed the
*laa IIOttIttillt il't'
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COMMISSION
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CHAPTER
Jack Proat WE
. All through ,the Inc
' 0001) evening. es dusk
bee mantle' about. tb
welves gatrWrOet to fe
horses, 'till Hazene
strained t.o the' Snapp!
times, when Bill, wa,
ebout the cabin wash
talidee oe hungrier tl
tenni() trot ramose tbe
es. the seelit of the
,thtee of these Hazel
lee ..t..a
° , 1 f).
Hut when Ihebruary
;in, . ,..a.. , .,
' ti on the c landar
no more, The hones '
, ' , a
"mere wapc, no love,
on dsrwar thst she (
toter:Ink with ,certItud
, u. • n ,,la
Ite ggld tigtil gt 11.
log It 'tor pure gaiiielt
ittitii,rkg, ,out ,t,t lit
' "I : '
forehodin•gia ,
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CHAPTER Xl.
-
Fear 151 .5 and a Reef.'
Brought to it by a kindliee .road,
' Hazel WOuld have fOUrld that nook
the iKlappan voyage ,a pleitgallf ,atiough
• ' denv Ito beaut
Pleee. §lle could th3t- '
ilin she was far boo trail weary to Op.
oveelate ,the grandeur, of the Xiappan
A ah
,.ange. Site destrad nothitig o mia
d est and comfort and the BoYistan
, to , , -
inottilthins Were neither restful .nor
. o tiling• They stood too grim and
° • ---"
' lonelyland. '
aloof in a. ,
' There was 50 much to be done, work
. _ ...,,,
'
or the hands; a cabin, to Minn ,a• It 1
,.
'Stable; hay to be cut and titackea
that their. hinnies might liva through
.
She long Winter -whir% already her-
Wed his appedieb with sharp, sting,
Me frosta art night and fltirtia
, , . ,, .
snow along the htghdr ridges.
. . ,
Blii Stilted the teat beeide
apritig, fashinned * rude fork Omit
.. a pronged willow, and littod ii handle
. , .
., , :' • a a Sit to t.b
to the seythe he bad ro g
' p ' • ii b •• .
EOM dawa 10 die , a fIerSing
. . ... , . .. - - , .
the keen blade in the hear,' Smoot
.The Preacher'a Hard Lot '
' A preacher has a hard tittle,. .11 his
, .
hair is white; lie is too old. '. If he is
a Soling man; he hasn't any experience
•
.If lie has teO.. • children he has troo
litany, ' If She Ilea Ilene, he ' should
. , .
have ',led isn't "showing, a' good' ex-
arriple,' , If .his Wife eings In t le ol en ,
' f a ' n'
she is presimung. I hp does t, she
dislikes her haatand's werk. .If a
. r , • a
preacner reaus' hia notes tie is a pore,
if he speaks eXteirmoralleouslye en
isn't .d.eep -enough. ' If he stays. at
. A A q , ii.
tibiae .tax stony lie ooe t 1 w I)
. -• lc,
the people; .4 lie is seen, around on the
to ,be at hoe get-
Stt•eets lie oughtm
ting -up a good 8,tmoii xf he calia On
A poor family, ,he is playing ,, to the
grandstand. Xi he calls at the home
he is an artstograt, 'What.
,
'earer he &es someone could have tbla
hini how to dn. it 1)etter, Ile has a
, . • ,. A . ,.. .' . ' . ... k . :
time Irving ott ot uonattons Witten ne''
N - l, be' g.-Outil'ose•
Ver e001.0 ,in. ext .o ill an editor
a . . , , . a. e
is an IIWPU 1110,
11
Op' lit
heithimC,t
11
fiveti044.
en,
shoutdars, a
rt the b
with 'int
to the
credibly *boat
end below do
t remained; A
belched misnitai
d five home
DIS wind. "tat-
haddered with
old. And then
$ eyee 1�Eat
now on top c
sheheard hint
EC on
e butt IbM la
er to it' I -laza
,
tood., with' tit*
of bus arkil, She
("ugh this client
tar-116re deeply
ape.esiU cotmid•
site pleaded
What ean we'
tea. "It 7 ever
'time, I hope it
• nrid my bend.
illy .swiat."
no elear idea. ..
anted up at lain '
staring nt the
g neryouely at,
ly he blinked.
mister'. 1,11 the
11) iltS1 rifle. At
of it. Siic col
'I" tier had
month to teen
ant that threat -
house, Behind
th its stimeato.
a Sew second
hi/Afire,. e,ebees
Bey. Then the
nd alone' broke
Id, terrified et
ess of it all, she
ed, denied even
eyed and heavy -
o her hasband's
t -for the first
111 look on her
er. For an la-
y listening for
, every nerve
the thump
gainst the wail
laded before hit
He sat dew&
d, and patting
()alders, turned
faced hira,
erson," he wide.
over. Flu sorry
y I did. That's
he's hurt end
jump oat S01.130-
I let the fire
en bunt It rap
And I know
•lake any differ'1
on't want to ba,'
never he car
talk about it,
t think you will
itt .auch things
on't let u$ get
lderness te big -
It's merciless if
buddei,ed
rn conotrt-. itt
d tenderly. "sG
ur health and
o out, and be
ieneeY
et in the spring
the outfit?" she
flow can we get
the storii
e trammed light- -
th our furs and
e vrtmat go Iron-
• if We have. 1.10.
o eie."
XII.
hdraWa.
nth or aranrizi7
eSoulideeaddoltute. 80Z,
ant on the dead
nerves Were
g point. Some -
gone, awlan
tterLy sun, orieS
all hie fellows,
'meadow, drown
meat. Two or,
Idiot with her
'narked enether
the Wolvfor aerie
100e elean.
ding misted erre
mild point to 01
e. NeVertheleaa,
*two might, iqkOw.
ological 011m0nt-
h:trot) etrevtrea-
continual 116/10ft
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