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aps you do not
know
Bat' a like to tel o
lust as you do,
We are headquarters for both
horse and horseman. Fly -nets.
Coolieg blankets, harness of all
deacriptienuedusters, plushr age and
tomplete line of' fancy whi
We would atm] like to call, t e
eur large stock of tru suit
eases and -club bags. -
Trunks ranging from $2 06
tO SIO 00.
Suit cases ranging from
Club oags ranging fro
To interestyon in these Thies, we
are offering them to you at a snec-
tat discount,
BRODERIOK'S
Cheap Harness Store
Opposite Commercial Hot -1, Seaforth
a P. R. Time Table
Guelph and Goderich Branch
TO TORONTO
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FROM TORONTO
Connections at Linwood for Ltstqwel. Con-
neothroa at Guelph with Inalif,line for Galt.
Woodstock London, Detroit and Chicago and all
Central Business
College
Stands ready to help young
men and women to win inde.
pendenneand success. It nes
Ie. It can help you. Write
or cetalogue. .Enter any
for Sale
We still have one or two of the
Coleman Salt Works' buildings left,
intact, also a quantity of lumber ;Ind
timber, which is suitable for repairing
about stables ami out -buildings on
the farm. In order teha,ve theee
buildings and Material elea,red off be-
forw the first of August, we will sell at
a very low price, and will refuse no
reationable offer to accomplish this
yjaw No. 8, for the
Year 1910.
amount. of Statute Labor unperformed at the rate Of
411, per day. is hereby enacted by the inculloipal
eouncil of" the Township of Siite,y,. acting under
anthority of chapter eat, Se*tiiii 501, R.8.0., 1807,
that the rate of one dollar per day be levied on ths"
Collectors' Roll, of any percort's statute labor Ioft
unperformed bY Sept. let, 1010, and same to be col.
lected with the Other taxes.
Passed tide 3.0th. day of July, 1010.
P. 8. --Patlunasters must have their lists in by the
244 W)11. GLENN, Reeve.
J. ECARNWELG, Clerk.
nave had sie ettildien. and
them all hut bee. Whea *tong
would get Varrlicee and nothing we Id
not know -of Dr. iFowiefs: g4ract
Wild Strawberey.
I saved My last ehild,1 h is -n
-Had I kaavne about it before feel t at
I would have saved the othent s
forever praise and blew it and tvill ne r
"Dr. Fowler's" has beetti, on
market for over sixty-tve yea and has
Bowel Complaints .
scrupulous dealer `who wishes i'to su,
stitute the so-called StraWbed Co
poueds.. kr -"Dr. towler's.11 rice
Monnaent
by law
at the
piece
on the
the way
oozed
-a ehort
ed
ag
IT FRUIT
ufferiing —The Fain u
5PA
Sore tore for Sp else
Seattle, WasX1ra
`T bemused your Spavin Cure and i is
Equally. good for Curb. Splint, Sp
Jolots scud all lameness.
Hundreds -of thousandsofkorso
'tin the wt 40 years. Tallar.fils
a taadard Goad forma an
el. a botue--6 for 05. h'uyat deal au
tree copy arourbook--"ATraatise Oa
116 d. KENDALL
itaishura Vans.
he McKillop Mut Fire
Insurance Ocapp4ni
FARM AND liSOLAT
e TOWN PROPERTY !MN
LY INSURED. ,
J. B. McLean, preildent, Seaferth
president ; Thos. E. Hare septet/1r/, i
'Wtn. Chesney, Seatorttr; lobo CI.
gen; Jas. Evans. Beeehw ; John
Wata Harlock ; J. B. McLean. See -
forth; Jas. Connolly. GoderIch ;
McElwain Bromfield. '
Robert Smith, - H.arloeire Ed.
ley, Seatorth; Jame* Cumin'
root*
HAD LAME BA
Was Almost Unable To Ndve.
Two Boxes of Doan s Kidney
Cured Her.
"I feel it mt., duty to drop you a few line
to let you know what Doan's nine
Pills did for me. I had, such *IL=
Back that I was almost unable toinleV
and my kidneys were in an awftd , con
dition.
"After taking two boxes of oani
Pills I was completely cured and eel
well as I over did."
Doan's Kidney Pills are a specific fo
all Kidney Troubles. They' begin b
expelling all the pononous matter from
the kidneys, and, then heal the delicate
membraees and make their action regular
Doants Kidney Pills ate entirely teeg
table, and may be safely taken by yew]
Price 50c per ho* or ;13 boxed
$1.25, at all dealers, 6; mailed direei
receipt of price by The T. Milburn Co.
Limited, Toronto, Ont. ,
When ordering direct, specify "Doan's.'I
ametemettemeent
FROM ALL CANADIAN PACIFIC STATioNS IN ONTARIO
ADDITIONAL -FARM LABORER
- EXCURSIONS
TUESDAY AUGUST 30
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6
Free transportation win bo furnished at Winnipeg to points on Canadian Pac fin
Where laborers are required, East of Moose Jaw, moioeins branaheac and at
one cent per mite each way -West thereof in Saskatchewan and AlbePtai '
. SPECIAL TRAINS FROP4 TORONTO TO WINNIPEG ON ABOVE atm:
ASK ANY CANADIAN PACIFIC AGENT FOR PARTICOLA S
Stewar
Bros. Agents, Seafai h
are
to otin rote, as. The e
byl the 11 be ice " com
-0 toter, he ft thirty
ca pass t e ph cal' °sem
drew. pa
--i-The $1 ath lis announc of
&tattled nd deo ed. other len
out. tor its, girl ates and . t
The broth re w the pioneers
Luna -Alen as In xletance. Mr,
di
for mann ears
the thlydee ale sea VILAiSeeld9t$OCia
eubjeem
Cavada
bet eel'. 14
e.4 elves to
and eet.
a step
cadet a
beersnetraid
IlTiltcerooev-
ma aid
Georne
of tbe
et
b thin
taros
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It Rencted en the
Was
ID an a de
canips 1.1u h S.
American agezi
lowing jok _ play
the leader ot the
Stockings. tiring
some years asgoo:n
tAnsen
runners in the
under him Was
tilitem in lo g run
the head of the p
kinds o trick
i"One afternoon
armind ,the field
rn es.. ,Th aftetin
o those wi ting
the rigors; f a et
players fell ittto
scowling. Back
boerd fence semi'
from one of the
near the f:
fence. The first
letles pass the
Anson was leo
firet throng the
tery. The there
the lot, but n the
Ryan, Kit dge
Dahlen
The ird
to four olloW
die
lea
an poor 13 II Sc
ba4 luck to' be slir
e th
• alo
ooke
w e the 43
He stopped, looked
ta lin ,grin ove
and he resu ed the jogging. 'Stir ht
to t at fenc he plodded, and, stle ,g
his head 1 th our,li the hole, he be eld
Jus for that. be marshaled them 1 • to
line again end, sitting in the s ; d,
wat bed the grittily until every
bed coinplet ten rounda"
oi the
b fore
de Wad
t of
of
eatlY
istrich
in :dm
a training ea n
rid, and I leg
mightm
d drive his
was a Mar th
players res rt o
o avoid t os
In New '0
ordered en
ie was ho
them sp an.
f men, fresh
ern win r.
left field a hig
oil cemeteries, an
m the pantbsg at
k glance to s
ecker dived
him in the e
h found only
ver, who had
ely behind -us
nd on the -next
leap for life.
e, Anson tolled
writhed with
ir behavior aro
ce of folio
'Cap's' ellen
at the vacant Id
read his red. ce,
liskin one o our universities who
Skylar For t o Shelley Claim
I are he rd of professor of
den: ly felt ihat h s department as
ing bat his scient he colleagues w re ,
libmality fad illustiative apparatus, he
put a his minus! eport a request or
dent, asked him t explain tie s d
abet it was kepi:edible for -blin to
eage catch 41 lark aed hold it up to
reae -trry ng ha dui nit into -To
films If -neve had.' Independent.
lie . Andd when we are stndying
't"shies Into -lint ewoii tbbee As actitoennettiltfinaritnheer oinily.
;trey. :-Iihtaht-raos rooshsb hwe topiastfhoo02, trh
t ft is UI in eresting sight
c us by di leng it of Its arms au
s lect those ranch which int
gip tho f neighboring
We are apt to o
as the racist
we so ri;. ths a. s eyv r kt
us in sonle thin s,
massive pyre/nisi al
years ago, used f Litt
for treating blo d
kidney disease, a d
Their method. of
medicine is ale
A well known
however, perfect
fruit juices, whic is
discoveriea of mode
for Chronic Consti
Indigestion, Torpi
Disease, Pain in th
Headache and Neur
Limited, Ottawa.
re Dein
-a-tives"
Fruit Medicine
idet the age we live-
erful age that the
7 still marvel at tti
hysicians of semi*
ouble,- liver an
tornach weakness.
ing fruit juice as a
e of the lost arts
nadian physician
method of utilizi h
one of the gree.te
medical research
tion, Biliousness
Liver, Kidnee
Back, Bad Com
m, Nervousness
igia.
o, or trial box, eec.
its long arms and; sping the bo
epposite, seems first to shake them
if to test their sftv gth, and then d
'literately- swings i elf acrosa to
_next branch, which t walks along
=keys usually d , and never a
ears to harry Itself unless some
anger is present. et in spite of I
, ug far, quicker a person ran -
n ng through the for beneath.
e pop y bee is 6 artist of the
g down bout three Inches. At the
gr4.0
;ler makers, thou he builds her
i es It glo ously 'with. the scarlet pet.'
a s of the Fed poppy. She cute an&
fl _the 'go geous tapestry perfeetlye
en part' Mb tbe cell with honey,e
ys an eg folds down the red blart-'
k ts and c vers the hole so that it
b to look r Itse in its rosy nests
Sir John Benn r
siry of y who
Id like be.
schoolmaster
•41nee the
tly related a
asked what he
trtdd be tee niers
Vie lighthouse*
going to Pik"
eked Somyipthin*
cubed pusson White," said' Un -
an' ed Job mi It enlegs It
n wit* t his ,appetite fo' policy,
II Were Pretty.
'Giber of In the front stood
thus obs cting the view -of those
toms vibe weree seated. In vain'
ere the7 c011ectively requested to sit
d WIt till at last 4 happy thought ex-
rred to one of the sttfferers. He
ed out in Measured tones:
111 the pretty lady b. front kindly
- el &wad" whereupon about fifty old
men briskly seated themselrese-
don Tatler.
ay, is this letter addressed right?
ed a Object of Germany, holding
it re the eyes of a postman the other
. The latter surveyed the writing
a then the city and country, "Berlin,
y." Below were neaten in bold
ti don't want '13. S.' on there," re.
marked the postman. "Berlin, Ger-
many, isn't In the United States." "I
don't mean Milted States by 'U. S.,"
rerdarked the man from Kaiser Win
hellit's land. "I mean 'up stairs.'
This friend of mine lives on the sec-
ond floor." Buffalo Commercial.
His Little Pun,
An inveterate wit and punster asked
the captain of a craft loaded Wins
boards how he managed to get dinner
on ehe passage.
"Why," replied the skipper, "we al-
ways cook aboard."
"Oook a board, do you?" rejoined the
wag. "Then I see you have been well
prodided with provisions this tri at
all events."—London Graphic.
Hoot Awah Mon.
An leglish cleagyman„ talking one
dayt with a Scottish brother of the
cloth, remarked fatetiously, "Welt
David, I believe, after _all has eee
said.; that my head cOuld hold tw ed
"Mon," :returned the other,
ready wit, "1 nevem tocht before that
your head was eae .empty." --Bo ton
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, "How are you getting on as a n %Vs -
"Rapidly. They now allow m to
draw the crosses showing where the
Noble Effort.
"110%v did he get it
-lust think!' And 41.17 tried
Pearson's Weekly.
By Louis Joseph Van
(Con nue.d front Page SeVen.)
Anch-inetnediately Ihe was soy pi
hie tactical§ Unery had _swung the eon-
vereatiat] to bear ueon her father, the
theugbt of Whoel 'could mot but prove
painful to her, But It; was too late
-It *no on My fa thetes .aceouner she
tom _Aim In a steady heica but ;with
aderted eyes. "He le very poor sail-
or, and the prombe of a 'rough passage
difterence of- epinion about it, be dis-
Steyker. Thet was juat after we had
left the anchorage. They both insisted
that It was sofer to: continue by the
Alethea, but he woufdn't listen he
them aed in the end had. his IMAM
Captain Stryker . Tan the. brigantine
Into -the- mouth of the Medway and
put us ashore lust in time to eatch the
"Were you sorry for the chan
Sheshuddered slightly. "n
nib* 1 hated ehe ship from th
• talent -I set foot on beard her. I was
dreadful place. It was,all nightmar-
ish that night, but it -seemed most ter-
rible on the Aiethea with .Captain
Stryker and that abominable Mr.
Elobbs. I think that -my unhappiness
San aa ranch to do witn my father's
ineistenee- on the change as anything.
Was very thoughtful most of the
itirkwood shut his' teeth on what he
tnew of the bbckennird.-
lindt know whynt she continued, 1
wretched from the moment yeu left
me in the eab to wait while you weat
in to see Mrs. Hallam. And when we -
-a at Bermondsey Old Stairs, 1.
hat you, had said to 'me, 1 felt 1
y. kpow what to say—abandoned
rdly!
left y
atter
hard
in a
"But
dye, t
mitt were .with yam. fatherdilit
his care.
"1 know, but I was getting cane
fused. Until then the exeitement had
kept me front thinking. But you made
me think. I began to wonder, to ques-
tient But what could d da?" She sig-
nified her ,helplessness. with a grdck
and dainty movement of her hands.
"He is my father, and I'm not yet of,
age, you know."
"I thought so," he confessed, fro
bled. "It's very inconsiderate of yen,
you must admit."
"I don't understand!'
"Because of the legal e tuplication.
I've no doubt your .fathe can 'have
uneasily—efor taking you front his
"Protectionn' she echoed warmly.
"If you call it that!"
eKideaping," he said thoughtfully.
°I presume thadd be the charge."
"Ohl" She laughed tne notion to
scorn. "Besides, they must eatch us
first, mustn't they?"
"Of course, and"—with a simulation
of confidence sadly deceltful—nthey
than't, Mr. Hobbs to the ccIntrary not -
"You make me share smut confidence
against my better judgment"
"I vrIsh your better judgment would
eounsel you to share your confidence
with mein jie caught .her Iv. "If you
Would only tell me•vrhat it's all aboute -
is far as yon knovr, I'd he ibetter able
to figure out what we ought to dd."
CHAPTER XXV,
RIEPLY tbe girl sat Silent, star-
ing before her With swee-t,
somber eyee. Then, "In the
very 'beginning," shtt told him.
with a COUSCIMIS laugh—"this _sounds
beginning George Burgoyne Calendar,
.Amerlean, married his cousin it,
ozen times removed and en English
man, Alice Burgoyne Hallam"
"wait, please." She sat up, bending
orwand and frowning dor* upon her
terlacing gloved fingem. Site was
nding it difficult to say „what she
t Kirkwood, watching hungrily
fair drooping head, the Bo wless
male clear end radiant against the 1
tndight blackened window, sea? hot sig- I
els of shame burning •oe her pheek i
throat and forehead. l I
"But never mind," he began awk- I
No," she told him, with decision.
ease let me go on." She continued,
mbling, trnmting to his sympathy to
ridge the gaps in her narrative. "My
ther—there was trouble of some sort
t all events, he disappeared when I
s a baby. My mother—cited. 1 was
eared /11 the home of my great-u.ucle,
one! George Burgoyne of the In -
army, retired. My mother had
en his faverite niece, thee say. I
resume- that was why he cased for
e. I grew up in his home in Corn-
, ale It was my home, just as he Was
thy father in everything but fact
"A year ago he died, teavine, me 1
all street, his estate in Cornwall. PI
verything was willed to me 011 COladi-
On that I must neder live :with my
ther nor in ane wey condribute to
0 tate without reserve was to'go to his
arest of kin. Colonel Burgeyne was
The girl paused, lifting to Kirk-
ood's face her eyes, clear, fearless,
t thfult "I never was given to un -
d rstand that tbere was anybody who
s lf," she declared.
"I sead
r Rem..
Hor Yogi.
c.40,
hing else.
'this Imperial Oiford Ra ge is the
ow we want ,to dem nstrate to boeus
your kitchen.
,The OXFORD
SAVES 20 PER CENT. -0
This is a sp;cial patent fou only on G
reduces household expenses. Xeep fire running
GIVES PEliFECT REST:MTS ON I3AKING bAy
Figure that *tit bi dollars and cent .
mien. Makes it beim in front as w 11 as back—under crust as well
yle
upper. Figure the time and worr saved on that.
BILL
tour -fifths the cosh
ddas a half-dozen other special features worth everything to you
for convenience and. economy. F tures that car e demonsmated in
the store in a jiffy, but we can't ex lain here,
Please give us ten mmutes cif your
time next time y 're down. town.
These ranges are made by on
oencerns in Canada. Their guaran
want to show you their good points
We also carry other Gurney -0
all kinds of fuel. Whatever yoe w
sure to be satisfactory. Corae m
e
Hard are P
Heating
f the °Meet and mos
e of quality back of
d stoves
*s sure to
d see for yo
or all purposes
in their line—a
elf.
my father's name, begglzig me
a pant an interview with m Ice
ho—guess noW
hias alone in the werldt and he m
ther, whom; had never thought
We met at his hotel, the Pleas.
e wanted me to come and live wit
he
h.
noren
z want anybody to know lt" 1
dz
h herein he be.d plaited
eat to the adventure et
Id Stairs. He Wee UtilitY ef b
asiom On one polue
the tru He
le
; said that he was growing ol
and care, He told me that
mply able to provide for us bet
r my 14heritance, he persuaded
t It 'WIN by right the property
• have met the mount, gentleman,
lilted Kirkwood.
"Iqs tame was new to me, but me
assured me that he Wax tb
kin Mentioned In Colcatel Bur
go will and convinced me that
After all, he Inua my father'. I agreed.
mild not bear the thought of wreng
enybodyt - I was to give up every
-ng but my raotladds jewels. 1
eteolred. ,out little, dry sob, I
me time before she seemed able
as told that my greatennele's
_'tion of Jewels had been my moth
property. He bad in life a pas -
ego 'lfor colleeting jewels, and it had
whil to carry them with him
ever he went. Men he died in
street they were In the safe
b bead of his bed. L in my grief,
at first forest them and then lifter -
trefoil carelessly pui-oft removing thebs.
"TO come back to my father, night
before last we, were to call, on )4frs.
Hallam. It Was to be our last night
ha England. We 'were to- um for the
conddit on the private yacht of a
friend of my father's the next morn -
,This is what I was tokt mad be-
ieved. you understand.
'treet night aids. Hallam was dining
at aeother table at Mess,. it seems.
did ,not, then know her. When 'ear -
lag sbe put a note on our table by my
tether's elbow. I was astonished be-
yond words. He seemed much agi-
tated,' told me that he was callen
way on urgeot bueiness, a matter of
life apd death, and begged rne to go
ope :to Frognall street, get the jew-
is and meet him at Mrs. Fallsitee
bean *dimly to suspect theu that
something was wrong, but I was a
"I do, indeed," replied Kirkwoc
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•
grimly. 'I underend a lot of thinig
ow that I &Met five -.not ago. 1,
ease let me think."
nett
But the time he took • delibera- I
don Was short, He had hoped to find 1
a way to spare her by sparing Calera .1
dar, tint momentarily he wad becom- j
ing more impressed with the Agility
of dealing with her save in terms of
caudon--mercifal, though they might
seem harsh.
"I must tell You," he said, "that you
have been outeageously misled, swin-
dled Old deceived. I have heard from
Yonr fether's own lips that Mrs. Hal- •
lam edas to pay hien £2,4)00 for keep-
ing yon out of England aed losing you
yoer inheritance. rm Inclined to quem
time tarthermore, the, 'assertaion that
these jewels 'were lour =thee&
Frederick Hallam was the rvn who
followed you into the Frogman enenet
house .and &time, ked me on ,the stairs.
the FOrdwieb, dime ;store to Aldr0
Idepier, or. Tor 1
not
knoWledge A' his distresa
;then, t invent a
lieve he
or good easure a. desire
ed for its a
SO fort But, whaterer
muster. T
O that res
"bed all retind.
h Freddie,
'her money '
you of urs, whici] could
othing so long ae you -re
e time he ,censpires to rob, 'throng*:
ti the righttui owners, if the AM
should Freddie Hellam go I
t in the night to secure pro
's his beyond ' dispute? 1 d
e .waited oatientlY. Even
"0-1-51" the gir sobbed- assent
peer sparin hjm in the end,
'4,to hound 4s, He's doing it no
ere's, Hobbs in the next car,
Of, 'Until these jeiels are rail
'ther to Frogman 'street or to ye
ane we're both he danger,
eves •le the sight of ithe law.
ur father. knows 'that too. The-
reat- to be had by discounting
te
ed. Tbeytil • have those jewels
ei. have to ge as far as murder:se
'Mr. • liirkw-oodl" she deprecated
0 wegged hi head stubbornly;
they'll be e0 our beets before
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