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•41-lirov the Juices
d Prunes1
„mileirially than the fruit Juke.
mating fruit only helped to keep
I. tem comeouud aotually cured.
ake it more valuable stffl, mein
;.,n added the thiest tonics and
I e, and then, by evineoratingr
compound to a powder., =des
zablets.
n ehort, is the method of make t
rut-a-tives "—these wonderful
the met reliable cure foe
time Biliousnese, Stomach
▪ Ii ey and Bladder Disease,
n Affeetiona Being made from:
Fruit-a-tives " may he tam -
en and c'hildren withOut fem •
•
take a Fuh8iitute. #
t dos not hendle tem
a hoe to- Fruit -a -trice nee,
fld (O
u have FL4RROL
flized -by physi-
and iron should
as where one is
bility needed, too,
ther.
y attempts have
d in combining the
Canadian physi-
experiment, man -
en added just a
t
a.latable and easily
iron and Phospho-
ry,to increase the
d Build up the
theve value of such
of Bronchitis and
.ckets, Anxmia and
and Chronic Coughs
specific.
s freely published. A is presmihed by
et Medic Journals. is used Ut
oral, On -tar -lot -
heansekeepers—almost seems nJ
much. And yet, if merit in
ices will appeal to you, and wc:
nspect our splendid new stock
and Sunday calls answered at the
opposite the Methodist churchk
11-70RTJEE..
TO 'CONTRACTOR&
its re ---vel by the undersigned
Fil.rizary ?•:rfl, at 1 p. in., for the
ut ;al lei •1. eilool house at Wal -
em atal speeitieate.ee ney be seen at. the,
now imetainto. The brick i9" A11111811'
th.te. I, re ;Pit the 11',!1 Jill by the trustet?.
t an2.- tender net etaesetirity aucepted.
TlioMae If. 1:4(iElt,
tar%';%Treasurer
a A, g, N. 11, Men's, Grey- iind
Wahone
z•arital3roo
ite.;:ts-t"‘t.
de by
e Ceoreau
with to
tau -colored cot-
ton. Interlined
•wtl2 heavy can-
vas duck bee
tween the rubbe.r
upper and the
tough cotton
e lining.
Outer rolled sok
vi heel are
_ 1double heavy
pure gum, corm-
tete& Inside is
an insole of solid
cather, so you
can have th,
shoe re -soled,
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A Y.
3OBW-RVE ;
Reno graiktate of Ontario Vete
onary College. All diiioliece
Vomestio Animals treated. -Calls
inemarnettly, ettended rto and ohargeer
einte. 'Veterinary Dentistry
LaItyOffim and reaidence
Areet, one or ea..#
Dr. finett/S Onto% Seafortle
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RARRURN, V. S.
Honoreiry graduate of the Ontario
Efeterina.ry College,- an Hcatorary
;ember ef the Medical Amooiation
et the Ontario Veterinary College,.
Treats diseases of. all Doineetic
'Animals by the most modern princi-
toles.. Dentistry and Mill t eve m a
specialty. Offioe opposite Dick's
Rotel, Main etr.eet, Seeforth. Ali
orders left et the hotel will receive
prompt ,athention. Night oana re -
at th office. 1871-52
TAMES KiLlIJORAN#
Ilarister Solicitor; Notary Pub-
. li, etc. thney to loan. In-Searorth
illondaPsridays and 'Saturdays. Of -
floe open every week day: Over
ireoleaters filers, Main Streit, Sea-
Teth. ; 1904
R. S. HAYS.
itsreettem Solicitor, "Conveyancer
hots Solicitor for
the Denehtion Beak. Office—In rear
.this Demini)Ie Bank. Seallontla
Wear to loan. 1285
, Z. M. Mr"(
Barrister, Solicitor, Ekinveyancer
wad Notary, Public. Office uperitaims
Pier Pearls drug atone', Mainetreett
psafoteh. - 1327
E. 110LMESTED.
Barrister, Solicitor, Convey -
linter. Notary ;Public. Soliolbor_ for;
the Canadian Bank a Ocanenerce.
Stoney to loan. Harms for sale. M-
ate in -Scott's Block, Main street.
I3onforth.
DICKINSON & GAR,ItOVir.
Barristers, Solicitor, etc.. Gode-
Wichtithaterie. E. L. Dickenson, Cha,.
Darrow, L. U. B. 1833-tf
01,10.1.1.4••••:••••••••L
101.roamomomo....madore
DENTISTRY.
DR. J. HODGIN'S.
Graduate of Royal College of Den-
tal Burgeons of Ontario. Suoceseer
to
Dr. Tv;ooddle. Office—Over. A.
Xoung's grocery, store, Main street,
Seallorth, 1975
MEDICAL,
• DR. 3.011N MoGaNNIS.
Office and residence „Victoria St,.
oaforth, Mime 73,
DR. H. HUGH ROSS.
Graduate of Univeiniey of TorlOnto
ireacalty of Medicine, mem-ber of
�o-
ge of Physioiens and giargeon&I of
Ontario; pass gradva.te- courses in
inioago Clinical School, of Chicago;
/Loyal Ophthalmia Hospital, London,
ilugland; University Ootlege
Mal. London, England. Office—
er Stewart Bros.' store, Main Ste
ileaferth. P-horte No. 5. Night calls
answered from residento, „Vietoria.
ftreet, Seaforth.
• 1820
J BURROWS. .
•
Office and Reseidence—Goderiah
Earreet, east of the Methodiat oharoh,
orth„ Pone, No. 48. Coroner
r the ootnaty, of Huron. - 1888
_ DRS. SCOTT & lifthOKAY.
Goderieh street, opposite Aletho-
Rist oharelle Seaforth.
J. G. Scott, graduate of Victoria
nd Ann Arbor, ancl member of the
tario College of Physieiane and.
ltoergeons. Coroner tor the, comity
et Aaron.
a Mackay, honor graduate of
inity University, gold medallat of
inity Medical College. Member of
College of lethysioians and Sur -
eons, Ontario. 1483
OrIONEERS.
THOMAS BROWN.
nieensed auctioneer for the oun-
ies . Heron and Perth. Ordere
aeft' „at ; A. M. Campbell's implement
areratioes, Seaforth, .or at Mae
ipasiter Office, will receive' prompt
gtention. Satisfaction guaranteed or
to °barge, .17D8-tf
JAMES G. MoMIOHARL.
licensed auctioneer for the conn-
re- of Huron. Bales attended to in
eny part of the ()aunty, at a:moderate
tates and satisfaction guaranteed.
prders left at the Seaforth post,
office, OT on Lot 2, Cain 2,
Hzillett, will reaeive prompt at-
tention. 1832-tf
B. S. PHILLIPS.
Licensed auctioneer •for the ocsun-
ges of Huron and Perth. •Being a
raetical farmer and, thoroughly,
understanding the value of farm
;stock and implements, plaoes Dae hi
P. better position to ;realize •
geed
prims. Chargee .mod,eritte. Satis-
faction guaranteed cir no pay. All
orders left at Hensel" post office
ier at Lot 23, Concession 2, Pla.S, will
be promptly, attended to. 1700-tf
McKillop Mutual Fire
Insurance Company.
www. m.04
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN
FRCPERTY ONLY iNSURED.
OFFICERS.
Z. B. McLean, president, •
• 0, ; Thenme Fraser, viceepresie
fleet, Iirucefield P. 0.; Thomas E.
ai's, secretary -treasurer, Seaforth
.0.
DIREarons.
William Chesney, Seaforth; 'John
G. Griev, Winthrop; Gree bale,
Seaforth; John Bonnewei,
Tames Evens,
Reeohw-ood; John
Watt, Ila.rlck; Thos. Eraser; Brum-
field ; John B. MoLean, Kippen ; ,Ta.
Itonnoliy, Clinton.
AGENTS.
Robt, Smith, Harlot*: E. Hinch-
lee. Seaforth; James Om:inning, ES-
tnendville ; J. W. Yeo, flohegvjile
P. 0.; Go. Murdie and Geo. Steph-
enon udtor.
J. Lewis Thomas
(iii Engineer, Arehiteee. ec. LateDeneinienfle
pattnient Public Werke Consulting Etigirieer for
Municipal or Counts' 'work. Elebtri° RAtir64(1°.
Sewerage or Wateriverks Systems, Whetres,Bridgee
Reefored Concete. PHONE 2220,
teesee•aolD01, Moo
; -
ow do you know
yo do not need
If there Is pain itt the back and
through the hips, you need L-eiti.
If the hands and ankles are swollen,
you need Bu -Ju. If there are head-
aches or neuralgia, you /teed Bta-Ar.
If you are nervous and do net sleep
well at uightnYou need Bieelu. If
there is a constant d.esie to urinate,
you need Ilun.hi. If the urine is
reddish, cloudy, milky, hot a.tid
scalding, you need u.#.1u. Bspe-
ially if you are tortured with In-
fammatory or Muscular Rime:net
ism., Sciatica, Lumbago, you cer-
tainly do need Bu -Ju.
If you have any of the above Byrn?.
toms, don't hesitate ;, don't delay.
Take Bu -J�. and mire yourself.
... 3 rimier se, Toronto.
/ am anxious that youshould knowthe retikf.
and benefit I -have derived front taking 13u -Ju.
The effect has bees". isiarvellous. I had suffered
r,einedyI
severely or years vrith pain in the back, espee.,
tally on r sing in the morning, wadi ampieased
,
to ay that the pain has completely diappeared.
Before using Balm, I had tried every
heirdof for Kidney Trouble, withot even re -
ceiling *ice I would strong& advise anyone
suffering *Om Kidney Trouble to take Bu -Ju
.witnouetimay. Ciitaa. X. T4n#02r.
• It eciets, only 3e. a dee to take Su -Ju,
and your money refunded if they fail ta
ince. Socha bulge box. At druggists, or
sent ost reatipt of price. .
rent CLAFLEN CHEMICAL CO.' 1.11INTIED
• WINON011e ONT.
• NI
IMPORTANT .NOTICES.
BL -LLS FOR SALE.,—six Shorthorn bulls for sae,
from 9 to 17 months old. Apply to .ANDREW
IIISLOP, Lot 2, Concession 14, Grey. 2037x8
PO RENT in Brussels by February lab, 190, SO x
22 ft., in block 2nd door from American Betel,
lately ecenpled as tailoring, readymadeelothilig, eue
DR. MeRELVEY, Brussels.
• 20414f
BULL FOR SERVIOE.—The undersigned wiR
keep for service on Lot 25, Concession I. L. R.
S., Tuckersmith,i 111108 south of Isreceilekr a thor-
oughbred Durham Bull. Terms—e1, to insure a call,
payable January 1st, 1908, with the privilege of re-
urning, JAMES PATERSON. 2040x4
W31.13. MLEAN11 patent stovepipe thimbles
are economical, clean, safe, durable, as well
as being- a heat conveying, regulating and ventithi-
ng apparatus. Best material used. Orders by mail
promptly filled, wholesale or retail. WM. ft Mc -
MAW, Ffenall, Ontario. -20994f
XtrOOD FOR SALE,—On Lot 5, Concession 14,
McKillop, *large or small qpantitieste suit
urebasee Cedar posts eight or eight and a halt
eet Iping ; anchor postsany size. Any person re
quiring- barn timber would de well to inquire early.
For hather particulate apply to JOHN lie:PHERSON,
Lot 7, -Concession la, Mehillop, Leadhury P. 0.
203541
/3usiness
College:
Is a high grade Commercial School
Three Courses:
Commercial - Stenography • Telegraph
rite GEORGE SpOTTOR Pliny
Logs Wanted.
MII•0101/101111•M
The undersigned is prepared to pay the highest
eaeli price for an unlimited quantite of first-elasa
-oft JJin, Reek Elm, Basswood, Maple, Beet, Ash,
Reneoek and Oak Logs, delivered at the Seaforth
AW and Stave Mill. To be cut in even length, ex-
aept soft dm ; soft Om to be cue 11, le and 16 feet.
leill also buy Basswood Beading Bolts, 40 inches
ong, at' &I.110 per cord delivered. Will 111110
rby meaeurement or by bulk in bush. Special at.
be -Oen paid to custom sawing, eatiefaction guarlin:
t, -d,
00-10 AMENT. Seaforth.
You cannot possibly have
a better Cocoa than
delicious drink and a sustaining
food. Fragrant, nutritious and
economical. This excellent Cocoa
maintains tile system in robust
heath, and enables it to resist
winter's extreme cold.
Sold by Grocers and Storekeepers
1-1b. and 11b Tins.
te.
7,7
Never Be
Without it.
Muscular Cramps,
Neuralgia, pack Ache,
Pains lu Side andLimhs
are cured instantly by
.3. •
"rf
Hirst's Pain
Exterminator
The most Rowerful
•lininient made.
25c. at all dealers.
• Try Hirs('s Litfie Liver
Pins for sick headache and
• dizziness. Ask your dealer
or send us 25c‘ direct. A
handsionte water Color
sketch free. •„
• THF. F. putzr cawUn
nan
au%
AIL
HAMLIN GARtdAND
Copyrght, OW, b Ropaun oar/and
Wontinited from last week.)
A roar of leughter respo dee to his
est. •
"Don 471th the oppres° of labor!”
shouted Munro, "Off with' head!"
Kelly playfully struck at him with
his hat and then • btoeam serious.
"Now, boys, let me tell yoi. 1 hon.
estl3r don't think you need a unin,
•The landscape is wide up he e; there's
a e.hamce foe every man in the hills.
I believe In the big, free la d. When
any than tries to earner me, take Me
mule and strike out into the ild come -
try. I have no fear of the ed Star
Mining eompany nor any o her, mid
you nedn't I do not oppos the ln-
tel. Mind what I'm sayin'. well
enough for those who belle e in; it
and made it, but lave- inc o it of .it
The Kellys will take care Of them-
selvs." •
Larned was on the box beeore Kelly
lied time to get down and, leveling his
finger at him, cried out sharply: •
"That's all well and good for yeti,
•Matt Kelly, askilled prospector, a
man ;wth aaying mine already, ltut
htteir about these men who 'vivo no
shill in finding gold, -who are working
for money to start themselvesa home?
Row about those who are hoping to
bring their families Mee and clothe
and educate them? Thy are not so
fond of all outdoters. They haven't
evert the mule ana the grub stake.
They are holed up five hundred or
thousand - feet underground, working
for a --company, and. this company, I
tell you, has ne regard for its hands.
Their interests aremnot those of the
miner. You may blarney all you Ilan
but the miners Must look out for their
owninterests, just as the employer
hires laWyers and agents to look atm:
his"
"Very true," replied Kelly calmly.
"I'm not objectin! to that Organiee
and take care• o' labor's interests, bet
dont ask tee, an employer of labOr,
to throw up me hat when.you vote to
raise the wages of me five men. I'll
fight Ceandalous"
"Go it, Kelly! You have him on
three legs and goin'" sheeted a that,.
and, amid the laughter that followed
Kelly leaped down and, made fir the
door. •
•When Raymond overtook him agate
he was in talk with ,a lean youngfel,
low with large, bright eyes, who had
the tone of an old and bitterly d1so,6;
pointed man.
ICeliy introduced him. "Rob, shake
hands with Mr. Dolan, cotre pendent:
of the Valley Springs News, ine thia
Is nay new partner."
Dolan, as he
'Yociesled bands,
• do
reark-
ecl,"u'vent-upwith god mni
amanthat won'tyead there
arent many like him in tis i
wn"
Only long after aio. it come to Ray-
mond's mind that Kelly had been giv-
ing Dolan a note concerning tbeir
_ plaits and that his whereabouts would
be at once made known to Valley
Springs and to Louie.
"Me is this man Munroe" . asked
Ilayinond as they left the imperter and
started for tome. s ..
efee's . a devil-may-care eliap from
lied Cliff. He pretends to be a miner
and; is a partner with an old fellow on
the nortb side o' the 'hill, but he's
workia' for Hanley—lookont for the
roulette wheel. The boys all think a
heap of him. They say be always gives
'Pn - a square deal." •
"Does he?"
"I think so. I never heard to the con-
trary."
"Lamed was right about the union,"
said Raymond. "The big owners in
tl.u.' Springs are sending east for their
millers. They know that men ike you
aud me will not do their deep vrork for
thein. He's right, too; in sayi e these
cowboys and farm hands from the
states won't make miners. Tli y dont
iateuti to work underground. We'll
- find ourselves left short some ijuorning
if we depend on these fellows; who can
hit the trail at ten minutes' not ce."
'Sure thing," said. Kelly. "1 is get-
• tin' under the crust o' the ea th and
livin' there es unholy business not for
free meu like -purselves. It's 411 gain'
to be done by the Rooshians nc3, the-
dileot"4--
111 ;;iiltee the two 11102.1 looked abroad
over tile valle toward the dini line of
punkA faintly lit by the big purer
r;glt• 1100U.
A sentence from Richter eilluee int)
rial y in 0 ud'e mind,- "In the presence ' of
beautybeneath the stars, men think
of love,!" and his heart ached with a.
settee of loss.
Vticonscionsly,. • in spite of his at-
temn to mit himself away front her
pittemets Alla had Colne to dOMillte•
111_4 utimeig hours.. At thought elf her
he grew resolute aud hopeful
reaching forth a powerful hand, igrap-
pled die air as if it were the !throat of
a b tier to . invincible opponent and
Sli id, "I, will win' He acknowledged
that Wealth had power to aid him.' "So
Mug ae I ittu unknown and poorf and
in diegrace she can only considet me
wbat I ana—a failure. IlOney iis a
measure of value, and wealth Iin ust
have first; then leisure and the hligher
life."
• . •CHAPTER XL
0N the second Morning aft r bis
meeting with Dolan, Ray -
"Ilona, riding down the trail
toward ,Boole, disecive ed . a
small figure toilliag toward him, palm
ing often to rest. "It can't be 'uis,"
he said, "and yet there'ssometh I g fa-
• miliar in that walk. It is Lou s, and
he's on my trail!"
When the boy, lifting his .1 head,.
recognized the rider he uttered fierce
shout Of joy, but lie fairly st ggered
(MX/.
the the lita Hale I
Delicious Soups
• and Tasty Gravies
• Are what every lady desires to have
served at her table. But unfortunately it
often happens that when prepared in the
ordinary way they lack nourishment and
flavor. At such times
" Bovril "is invaluable
A little "Bovril" added to a weak, taste-
less soup gives it richness, strength, and
a deliFhtfully appetising flavour. The next
tiine,you make soup try a little "Bovril"
• in it. You'll appreciate the,
difference. .
wan weannes.
Raymoud slid front his horse and put
bus aem about the reeling lad, "When
• did you come to camp?"
• Louis leaned against his big friend.
"Oh, I've been here a week. I knew
you were here somewhere, but I
couldn't get track of 3i011. Don was
over here yesterday, but I dodged litho
and lie Urea battle I didn't kga 103'
own- name on the register." He griu-
tied slyly. "See my boots. !Aren't they
right r,
mylnond 16ktl dawn at the boy's
small legs clothed with tuineite liteed
!Snots. • "You believe in dressing- the
part, don't you? You aro a ithi:et,"
He laughed at the boy's ehaptalien
• lbok. for LOUIS detested -being milled a
boy, and added: "Well, what now?
- Does your sister know-- where you are?"
Raymond's whole expression changed.
"Climb that horse," 116 said sternly.
"You're going blink to town, andyouire
going to send her a telegram at once."
As he led the horse clown -the hill
Raymond comprehended something of
the anxiety the runaway had brought
• to Ann and- that he Indirectly was the
cameo of it, but at the doer of the of-
fice lie said more gently: "Now, youn-
t
He lett the horsedown, the MI.
ker, hop oft, You're going to send word
to the folks that you're with inc and
safe."
• "You're not going %to drive me
away?'
Raymond looked at him in silence.
"No. I'm going to put you to work."
The boy's face threw off its shadow.
• "That's bully! • Now I'm all right,
Give me pen." Ile wrote:
I have found. Rob. We're all -0. K.
Don't worry. - • LOIS.
As he handed it over he said gayly,
• "Will that do?"
"That's satisfactory. Now rush it"
• As they walked out Raymond stern-
ly asked: "Want' to stay with me, do
you? Well, everybody works where I
live, We don't allow idlers. If you
bna something to do youd keep out
o' misehlef,"
bonli twisted ilia small right arm.
"I'm ready for anything."
• "Got your outfit—your whole kit?"
"I've got one camera and my draw-
, int; materials."
Raymond packed his hand bees on
the home, and together they set out up
the trail. At filen the Ma exulted mid
icried out like a Wee jay, but bis
ibreathing grew labored as they rose,
and at laet Raymond turned. "Nora
see here. Loui, this air is pretty thin
till a fellow gets used to it; you'd bet-
ter 'mount. You'll enjoy the seenery
better."
With a feelingthat e was succumb-
ing to an unmanly reekneos, Louis
clambered to the to 'se's back and
perched among Ills p esessions, erbile
Raymond, steeling all ad, led the way
up and up till the wh le world seemed
coming into view. " 11, this is fine!
• JupSter, this i;.5 the pia -e for me"
He was unfeignedly delighted -with
everything—with the new shacks, evi
the slab tables and the plank chides
and with the liberal and smoking diu-
ner which Mrs. Xelly provided—but
he drew a Missing breath of admire-
" ;1 • t I I) Li r• .7 IC. ; •
METALLIC ROOFING C9
tion over the grand figure of old Mat-
thew Kelly. "Gee, butyou're a won-
der! I must do you."
Kelly was puzzled and a little em
barrassed by this outspoken. admira-
tion and regarded .Louis with definite
diSitIVOr 1'411 he presented him with a
pencil drawing of the lads playing on
the doorstep, and then lie said: "The
Lord God has made a power M people
that the Kellys have not seen. This is
wau of them. Now, isn't that a won
der? • Ike put the whole thing together
In five minutes." Thereafter he ac-
cepted the 'boy for the cunning that lay
his fingers.
Raytuond wrote that night to Annas
fozimmiiti;ly as the riot in his brain would
v
mannea to take myself out of Your
life as eornpletely as if 1 were dead, but
Louis would not have it so. When I
met him on the hill today and he fold me
how long he had been from home, 1 de.
terrained` to hustle him back to the
Springs, but Me asked. to stay a day or
na, and here he is. Will you trust him
with me? He will tire of it here by and
by and go hack to you o -his oWn accord.
Just now he Is mad over -the life and the
seenery. As for myself, 1 -am a new man,
with new aspirations. They May not
eem very high to you, for 1 am striving
now to acquire gold, but that is only a
means to an end, There Le something else
In the world for me to do, 1 don't know
what it is to be—perhaps ray care of this
wonderful boy le a part of it. At any
rate, he is here and not to be -driven away
Without great risk to him and deep path
to me. SI, unless you object, I shall keep
him. Our life is rough, but not contam-
inating-. I will see that 110 harm comes to
There was nothing more personal in
the letter than this, but Ann's beart
warmed to the writer enaccountably.
And yet the thought of Louis in a min-
ing camp troubled her. "I ought to go
and fetch him away," she said to Dou.
"o, no! You remain here, and I
will go over and see the Iittle scamp
and bring him back if possible,"
The next morning Raymond put into
action a measure he had formulated
during the night. He called Louis to
him, and together they ascended the
"Lookout," as Kelly ealled the ledge
baelt of his cabin. "See here, lad, I've
brought you -up Dere to ask you a few
questions," saki he.
Louis braced himself. :Tire away!"
"As I understand it, you and—Ann
are alone in the- world—I mean you are
closer to each other Oen to any one
else—she's your best filend. You'e
given het: a great .dertl of anxiety., my
lad, and that isn't right. You must go
straight back to her and. apologiee end
ask her permission, to come back, If
she consents, then make a place for
you here,"
"She won't consent, I'd have to run
away again, and I'd do it!" he added
defiantly.
Raymond, after a pause, slowly re-
sumed: "Now, I want to make a com-
pact with you. If you'll go, down. and
t013," fj pOmtecl tow
"Wen, I'm to bring you me—In-
Atantly!"
Louie took shelter httind • aymoucL
417.Co. you don't. Tell hiz, R
Rey:mind winked at Barnet • "He's
going tomorrow on a promis to me,
Don, I've made a bargain n Ith him.
Ile min tell you about it Ofl 0 way.
the town De
itloreover. 110 tst aing by sta Hes
on honor."
Wheu they 11-(.11.'0 alone Barn et said;
"The emit unaccountable of a1 things
Is the hman heart. That boy 'is crazy
about you. By the way, wis the
lung?"
"Almost as good as ever."
"Your constitution Is a wond r, Aiad
the mining deair
"Very premising."
In thelthlii: that followed Raymoud
'earned fere the first tune of the pro-
Oopeolideten of the R d star
with two or-Ihree other heavy proper-
ties, ato they M into a discu sion of
the camin
. "If I had my way," said •Arnett,
"I'd have this meddling idiot Larned
thrown out of the camm Wiit busi-
ness has he here? He's a r..nk out-
sider anyway, and this unii n is a
breeder of war."
Raymond raised a warnirt hand.
"Carful, Don. It doesn't do f r you to
say such things up here. Th s 11/21012
has come to stay, and you wit employ
lapor will do well to treat with a.
• certain measure of respect"
"But you're an employer too"
Raymond laughed. "Oh, im little
• crew don't count. They're 11 pros-
pectors or eowboys, and, bsides, I
'work right with them and Rn classed
as a working miner. Your epee is dif-
ferent." .
Barnett went away calmly uperior,
but came back from a eonfere ee with
hfackay, the superintendentf the Red
Star, less haughty of manner, but dis-
tinctly more acrid of tone. Mackay
says this confounded union is erovving
rapidly and that practieally e ery i -
coming miner joins at once. 1 old hint
to nip the thing in the inul, ani he has
begun to formulate a plan to
"Wait A year,' f warned R4.ymoxid.
"Wait till I pay for my mine."
That night as Louis sat before the fire
In the center of the unihi1she1 cabin
his face shone with joy and mbe lienrt
of the tall miner grew: very te der to -
wird hint. It was good to h Ve this
gay young brother of his iove o keep
him company. A new sensatio 'arose
from having some on4 to plan or and
to protect.
The dreaming Ind, outstretehe on a
pile of blankets with his hands under
his head and his small feet, do seed in
raoocasins, extended. to the blitz , sud-
denly turned and said: "Rob, his I
the kind -of life for me. Would i't fa-
ther have liked this? I'd be pc fectly
happy If I didn't have to pack off down
the, hill tomorrow. Wity couldn' Aun
come up here?"
"Maybe, by and by, when we g our
cabin fixed up, we will ask your sister
and Mrs..Barnettto come up an visit
us," said lia.yrnond.
Louisstarted up. "Olt, will yo If
Ann were here would never w nt to
go back east again—never! 1 °ld
live here always."
A foot outside disturbed Ibayontl,
and a man's voice called, "Is Bob Ray-
mond here?"
In the unfinished doorway sto a
graceful young feNter in a ;white som-
brero and a neatly fitting dark snit'
"Jack elunror exelitimed Itayn
and they shook hands. "Sit d wn,
This Is a boy friend of mine fro the
Springs," he said, indicating, Luis.
"What can 1 do for you?"
"Nothing, old man. Just lined
out today. I heard that a man 11
you
med
Rayniond'had taken -a lease With Kelly,
but I didn't know it was you till I sit
you with 13arntt today. Well, tbs
woMierful! Where you from? 1 -hat
have you been doing sluce we— act-
uated?" There was something in his
voice that eluded LOUI. Ray ond
gave Munro a warning glance.
"Oh, a little of everything — e ttle
ranciting, hunting, ruining. X saw byon
last night in Ha.nieees salon."
Why didn't you speak up?"
aymoliel hesitated, "X didn't
ether yo"—
Ob, rats! 1'2/2 not one to doge.
at did getting area amount to ny-
y? 1 was ready to leave."
aymoed repeated his warning sgn.
ave yeu been back—home?"
unro emild broadly. "You heti I
t back and swelled around in Igh
theraatold xny side of the sto
erstand? I didn't let the institu 1ion
the drop on me. But, see h
e up to the saloon; X want to • nik
gs over with you. The boys are
rid to make me take a hand in is
n."
it
see her, I will write a letter interceding wli
for you and asking her to let youre-
• turn." eve
The lad's face was suddenly illumi- • Wa
nated. He threw out his small palm. 11
'I'll do it!" he cried out, and his tone 71
carried conviction. .
Raymond continued: "You like me, Wen
and I like yob: You can't live in the lea'
Springs, and your sister can't live mid
.here: So it seems that I must be your •Pt
big brother and look after you. lAnd, 001n
hark ye, you -Must mind what I say,•thin
or I'll take a bircb to you." bou
This threat seemed not 'to appall the 033I0
boy, "Can, I Work in the mine?"
'o; you can't work in the mine, but
I find something on top for you to
You must take care of those lungs
yours for awhile. But come, let's
if we can't eateh the stage,"
'Oh, let me stay tin tomorrow!"
aded the boy. "I don't want to go
ay. It's too beautiful to miss."
taymond reflected a moment. "Very eth
11, but you'll want that ge ride.
one of tbe finest roads in the
utaius. You rattle down tbe can-
t tomorrow, sure thing. Remember
t!"
wilier they went down -toward the
le, where a group Of men were
Ming a log cabin. "Here is where
are to live, provided your sister
stmts."
mete came riding up the bill about
IdOW11 aud immediately at sight of
uls began. a jocose tirade. "You
nip! You young flyaway; - A. nice
erhele you've given us. Ann hadn't
A a wink for a week till she got
✓ message yesterday.• How long
e you been her?"
ayrnond hastened th say, "I induced'
to Wire as soon As he turned up,"
I111(1 you been here all the time, you
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calls was not afraid of Barnett.
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If I went far
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went for a mile
on two on my
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through the gate-
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from fatigue. my
father would give
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I procured Psy.
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the re on 1 ts are
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people rearked,
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match, or an evening party with anyone. and a
few months Iwo I could not struggle to chrch,
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Brownville, bat.
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Meetings iof East Huron
Farmers Institute
Will he held as follows
FORDW1011, FEBRUARY 4, at 2:',01#, tn.
. MeMlUan, " Weeding el! Marketing Beef
Axi-
ntals"; W. F. Hydd, 4 Am 1 Raising the Mott Pro.
hable inc' ,M.6-8 IL Madden, addrese7 J p.
rn-: T. McMillan, "A Talk to our *feting People " ;
W. Fe "Dropped Stitches " ; Miss Mddoek,
address.
BLUEVALE, FEDIWAUY 7, at 1.30p:m.
R. Bennett, 44 Dairying " ; W F h.d • I
Raising the Most Profitable_Horse," with live anima/
for object leason. 7.2o p. m.: T. eleMigaie ," A
Talk to our Young People"; W. K414, Dropped
• JAMESTOWN, FEBRUARY t, at 14,1 p. 711,
T. MeMiltan " Breeding and Marketing Bate Ana.
neds " W.. le Edd, Dairy Cow. her Sumo xr 7art,!.
and Winterreed. ' 1.30 p. pi. : T.
Talk to our Yount; People ;
lied Stithes.'
MOLEeil'ORTLI, FEBRUARY 5, at 1.e p. no.
" Breading and Marketeie
male ; W. KYdd. Cultivaton, and Maunree
7.30 p. J11. " Dernandsof faanediati A.
tieutluro ; W# le Redd. Dropped ettitehee"
ETIllala FEBRUARY e. Ley
T. MeMILLAN, "Breeding a -i Marketar 1ie1 Atli
male W,1 Itydd, "Ani 1 Laisine the Most Pro'
fitable iioree " ; Mem Maddeea, with -eke. 7.1e p. rn,
McMillate " Talk to eotret Perple ' W•
" Dropped lititthes " ; M 11. :+leelle.!-, rei
d tesa.
WALT -ON. VEBRI1ARY o, r.t
A. If. Orearer, Molesworth, (halt et ion end Bola.
tion " ; W. P. Kydd, Am I Itaisirk the Mier Prate.
able Beret." 7.9 p. in,: T. Al -Milieu. iveoraidn
of Oseadian Agriculture " ; W. le Moppet
Saab es.,"
HAMM:1i, FEBRMRY 11, at 1.30 p.
A. 11. ferearee "Cultivation etai itotaton W. le.
" Atli 1 Rising the Mow Pttitaba! floree.
; Me51ian, " Demands ot f anadiau
Agreulture ' ; W. F. lipid. Plopped sit, -hr-.
1iINTI1ROP, Fl3lIt4:ARY 12, at 1.:10 e.
A. n. erre. Cultivation and Retataen F.
"Orltvdd The Mew." 7.30 p. in. :T oe
*. A Talk to our Young People " ; W. E-
44 Dropped Stitches."
ST, COLUMBAN, FEBRI-ARY it:.
T. 2IeM11,LAN. " Breeding and Markethig Deef Au!,
multi ' W Kicken "The Ilona. • nee
T, McMillan," A `lads to our Yonne Popl. ; F
Xydd, 'Dropped etilthee."
FOWLER'S 8C11001,-H0CSE, FEJL 14, 1.eir p.
n.
T. MnMillan, "Breeding and liarlietinir
mals- ;17 1 Hydd, " Talk on tint iTomo." 7.:19
p. m. : T. McMillan, "Talk te war Yontn; Pe,ple
1V. le Enid, "Dropped Stitehes."
Musleal Program at the Eveninellicetinge
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