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Cured BUN alumach 11cuple . I I . . � I earned it 1�m gRing to 4kve it 0 � - � , linfortunate. I ao not wish you to tt .
I . '� � . -, Max., I - pem ith * . . The sole cause � of constipation is an
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� and Headaches - , 11 , . �� I tier - voice. "But, it there is any W�Q, , , .
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PUAMSTOX. OXT.i, JUN]t 20th.a . . . 11 .1(i� ,popgun F-00hion is a double help; it is, I floating specksb e the eyes, a feeling
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BY I � . . � I enough. .Dowmstairs In the safe trIere the stomach'will, follow the .yrong actiort 1 .
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phy3icians arid have been paying . ".. - . i your satchel." - matic conditions always need. ' I Keep the livex active and �'worling
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doctor's bills. I was so sick and worn . , I M-1- 1_� 1,11110 , "it , . - -00 Mr. Magee and t4e professor turned � properly by the use of Milburn's !a= --i
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I asked- me if I thought'l could ket . �� I ... . front of No. 7 they Paused and,looked helpi�d countless th . � "'It there'If any way possible," ,.sald Mrs.- Blijah A. Ayer� Vawi_iatt I M, I
along without help., The , Same old B M.. I 1� - I . - - �� � .
- ERS I - - - f rim I I � whenother reffneclies failed. . the,glrl, "I., must obtain that package, ites: .
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Stomach -Trouble and disttesiing l 11 . . . - 9,= ! . Into each other's eyes. I I � . I
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air. Maxi Inserted a loud yawn Into, " I I . i.":'r*ep- lied. Al r. 'AT gee, 6ut had no - I th y the time I had iiken 4-trew' I
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'Today, I am feeling fine, and a "Guee I played chess with a-, Burns, don't "u ?I be,asks once more. I He entered No. .7 and panged In qkIlre time and attention. - With the eyes'of a man In a drewn ' hand, and when I need a mild, Imnati)ft- -1 :
physician meeting me oil the stfeet - ' .0er- "But this guy just looks back into- - . � Mr. Magee looked into the face of the � I take one." � . � .... . :
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notic * inan." he said, "and another time I amazemen Outside one of his win- He hurried round 'to the front door - . . I . - .. ,
� ed my improved appearance and' . Sam's eye, with his own cold'as steel, dows Miss Norton stood, rapping On of th e I latest comer to BaIdpate. I Milburn's Laxa-11ver PiUs a -e 25W_ -a- .
, Nvent to a lecture on purifying poll- e inn aud. taking the big key . ;
asked the reason. I replied, 1-1 . � . M ' from � I 's. . .
I taking Fruit-a-tives". am d , -y I � "Hal Bentley Is an old friend and a vial, 5 'Vials for $1.00, at all &aler, -or'. .
and he says, says he: 'You're prett tile glass for him to open. � . j
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. � He said "Well, les. but I nevef struck anything so . When be his pocket. unlocked It as a means of mailed direct ion receipt of prke J�y The' I
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if Fruit-a-tiveS are making you look so -Riouotonolis as this job I got now. I , -, 1 �
Well, go ahead ind take -them. Tliey wits jtwt thInking as I set here how it No, you don't come any - games On no longer between. be saw that ber to attack could not follow. great pleasure t(r serve a friend of- - .
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I you than I can". ' " 11 coines of people being suspicious ,,, ' fa(!e was very- pale and that her chin He heaud�Cargan and Alax on the ve- his." He palised, congratulating him- - . I- I -
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You by, till ,-that's holy that' iljn � that . "When did yott arrive, may'l ask?" I
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"Fruit-a-tives" are sold by all !held that�the wor4d would be a better - "What Is It?" cried Magee. speaking of trains to -Reuton. In -great eve you we dinner there. The light from a candle held'i I
. I d . ealets at 5oc. a bo=. 6 for $2,50, tri,-, I -place if there wasn't 110 suspiciou In kid -I'm Sain Burns. What proof do 11 "I Must come 111. .1 she answered. good hijinor, evidently. they started "I. bell re having - by sowe -one in the door,wily ,%yhom I
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size 2�15c. or serif postpaid on receipt of it. Mile tiffles out of ten the suipi- you.want? Do you remember o I "Listen! You said you wanted to hL4 down the steps. Mr. Ala,gee eroijebed, when I 'Came," she answered, *,;Air. _' I
t� e, ay -w I P -_ Bentley gave me a key to the kitchen Mir. Magve coulid not see fell T111i 11POR -.1 .
Price hy.Frait-a-tivesl4ilnited, Ottawa. elon -atn't ,rot a I g to stand on, il� sus- H ood that used to keep the dnig we. You can do so now. I'll ex resolved that be ivotild spring the mo- . his face -the uespev I
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- f . � . picion enu be said. to have a leg." store iqgbt across from the post,oiiice, everything later, Tbat is all I need flient they reached the ground. door, and we 'found a back stairway. r . I .
�� - the guy that never washed his win- I . They ,There seemed to be a,`compainy below of Professor Thaddeus Bolton. � -
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1,1 I - LEGAL. I : ! w-lou.,31y Professw fl�,11,ou co6ceded dows? I do. And Miss Hunter. that tell YOW JUSt at PresPilt. Downstairs 'were on the last step -now! ' I'wanted'to see Only you." - "Better lack next time," sald tho - � � .
* I . In the sarei there*.,; a pack -a- contain- Sliddenly frQm the other side of the -
I 11 ; !, y I I it to him, . taugbt the Axth grade seliool when I , e - "I repeat," said Mr. Alagee. "I shall professor. . . I . �
R, -0. I IMAY4 i" � - Rt there. a little woman with I Ing $200.000 -do you hear, $200.000. 1 tsteps it black flgiire rose. a fist shot be happy to help yon It I caD.11 ills "Keep an eye on b1m," -nid &F -I -
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I- 1krr1aUr, Solicitor, CoAvoanew and ,q)vIt kill-, of suslAcion", eoutinll;d WP- wt, mnst have that package. Doii*t ask pinning like 7
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ftiOn -134r1k, ReAforth. Uoney to 10&n�. ,tweea hfs thin lips, of d Sarah somebody -w . - '' bar - m In waiting tintil inoinin.m" must be in on-ft-sud win." -
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,case told ine bY Pueblo Sam a few get it or bust-Safah-Sarah-Sarah I I i I I f "But -1 am afraid It was tonight',- "I linagine." said Vrofessor.Dolto - �
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. - i Scott, you used to be so sweet On*,, I At 11111 I . E_ she began. . smiling his aradeiniv smile, tbat -the �
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� - � t, went wrong -they I 11, " 1' -, "Unriderstand." Magee replied. **The Inmates or Bfildpa-te will make totuor. I
. It J. , X DEW, � :n.Y. and !if others 1t:s sad as hades. Did you marry her,, U, airk? And Old didn't phone It. He�s golng to open I . I
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B&rA0fe.r, Solicitor Cvr4veyancer. and fllebk) 8,1111 Ms called la them terms Lafe Perkins. who used to be on hand the safe by fore'e'. I heard him say so. I . plans went wrong. you, Inay safe)y r(yw a rather InterestiD.,, day for Mimi, �1 .
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I whenever there was tiny repairs - being I -C Ul 4' . . .. let your worries rest until, torno,�_ "It will be an luteresthig day r ter 'I .
NoUry Public. Offl' because fie'd never been ,*,rest of Sixth M o d t wait to hear more. 1 saw ., �
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W"Mf'�s furniture stVrie, Main street, MN'elf,lle. He Was if swell. refined gen- made anywhere-rheumatisni and a him.,, - ___ - I every one," answ4ered the voice. i
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&&forth. I . I . tlemon who lived by his wits, and be cane and a high, squeaky voice that he "Who?" asked Air-Alfigee. j� . . - . I "You are very kind." sbi� sald. I "I "If I should manage to secure �
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I F. HOLIERSTED. - -A couddence Mall." suggested Ala- things that wasn't any of his business. 121ding witside a window like JDyself. , . I throtigh. It is rather cold. but I ain went on, **I sha-11 undoubtedly need I
BAr.-LWr,, &.Ucitdr, Conveyjancer arid gpe ' ' to I . sure we have rugs and coats enough." your help In getting away witbit. .Let
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_10r Mle. Office, In Scott's block, 8011'et],1119:11obg that order,". Arnit-* I am, 'do you want I suppose. The waft Mr. Bland heard �, nge a signal. Should a-. window
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KWA Amt, SWorth. � . "I'll build you a tire." lie a finouDeed. of my room be open at any time to�, : .
- 1 . Ted .N11'. .Nlax. "but a ,,,,00d sport alnon" any more prooff walking about to7ilght. I saw hin'), and - : _�_ . �
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I .PROUDFOOT, KILLORAN AND hiS friends. ,�'ou understand. Weil, this "But this country blockhead just I was'terrlbly frightened. � p
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I . - I PROUDFOOT. case or susi)h - -ion Sara tells me about l6oked Sam up and down and remarlis "You triist me?" asked the girl. with * - Z2 - I 66V. � .4 -
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. mething like thls,: One a little catch in her i*oice. "Without , , t4er. Good i I
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d1aA Bank of CoMmerce. XoneY to Ioanw 3 . . ,Ir,00d night now. I nui Myra Thorn- . 'The old man moved off dowu the i .
abo-ird the Coney bo, * it, his idea being derful. But you can't fool me.' he have the lnoneY-Youll get it for me?" ��� . I hill of Reuton. Until tonforrow." ,S:lip passageway. . � I :
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Barristers, Solicitors, Nolarles Public, to plit all blIS111CISS ellres away for an says. 'You can't fool Alark Dennen."' "Some people." said Mr. Magee, .
. etc. Mofty to lend In SeaforLh on Man- I � rrative for "meet all their long lives at pink- teas . ifift I . . . . . went in and closed"the fluor. I .
dAY Of eWh wee.k. Office In Kidd block. , 'oUV of' two -and just goat calih and Mrt Max paused in big na Mr. Magee "sat limply down on ttie After him crept Air. Magee. He'fol._ 1
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t .1 camp chair and hus- it each other, ac110 . I cony and �stiw bira pans� at the -opeft, 1 �7
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Z, VETERINARY . tle-'i ilirou,gh tbe crowd op to the top One, that of the mayor, boomed loudly a station waiting room -that's ello . 11-13." from the scene he bnd pit-turvil ,i wij- window of No� 7. T here t -he old m9a 1 I
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I . eeck. beside tho 111lot's hangout, and a, ' 'I'm s*o ,,]ad." whispered the girl. I ,
110 SitS (I drown it iMr. Slax Went on with spirit: -, . . _. U, the inoney rroctireAi In valiant liattit.. - i
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&rT Cbllege. All diseases of Domestic hreeze. if such there wa<;.:, "Well. gentlemen, it got to be a Point like you -up here. - Plen.", oh. please . - bist at the moin(nit lie hore the I)riz.(-% was across the sill when ,Al;r. g"M 1 �
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Animals treated. Calls -prompLly attend. of bonor, as you might say, for 11 Ao his lady another appeared frow the d toncb:ed hint .o -n the arm, 1
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ebarges moderate. Velerinaty ten SU111 tells M He told me he Max is rined. Bland is. I shou d
came about tlie� easie, - never forgive myself if you were nurt. - fright out upon the balcon. , . -1
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of Dr.'RciAlpt's office, Sewforth. eVel' got loose from the old home- But you won't b�. mill'you'r, Riot.- 14 13
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. stead"- �' . was a hot afternoon, and. he'd dome "I may i-atch cold," laughed _11r. .'M I I � I 1 find Prodding the fire.'n'e' composed a said. I'll was ,out for a -little wialk 4a - ,
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"The ready money, the loosened kale, bricks in the Methodist c . � - 11 . I lie might you speak ,so highly qtL" -. 4 -
I afy College, and honorary member ot burch, as re- gay plaid cap. "Makekine look like I . I '' tomorrow. Mr. -Billy." ed 'Thlr. Alag:,ft. ,*is at your IefL T
I the Medical AssoctatlDn of -the Ontario the poysies in the A.,arden waiting to be . ported in the.Readsboro Clitizen at the Sherlock Holmes," he smiled at the - 11 . Slipping this inessage tinder her repli a __ . 1
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Veter3pary College. Treats diseases of plucked." elucidated Mr. Max. " "This t1me it was -built. j16 told him the girl framed in the window. When he ' . door. the � - � � - -_ I
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I ern pri-ficiples. Dentistry and Mllk Fev- ' - e Piece Mark's sister recit- Magee Wrenched the Package From avoid an- Intervit' and sat down in �
lie Just naturally looked past him to ed at the school entertainment'in the covered that- the key was gone and . e1w � He, stepped inside and closed A t 1 .
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on the flooj% For awhile Sam sits there a whirli curtains in both rooms of his -$Illtiaxid ' '
tiers leti atthe hotel wil ompt � path to land In a beap five feet away. spent some time exploring. Fina -W. I
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with a g as he thou-bt bow hard He buttoned his coat to the chin, blew . For an hour heep'oudered. thra,
stpallon. Night cglls received at the. .�roncb , g played when they came to Readsboro. The next Instant the mayor of Renton he paused before :the fireplace -and
office. it �1,1'3s tO Put ,busluess taside and get a He 'named every citizen of the town, out the candles Jn .No. 7 and joined the ., �
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0. J. W. KARN,'U.D.0,K, " ' brought c For fifteen seconds. miAtering, s-Ilp- . age of money, removing the troc . �
. \025 RIchmand street, London, On L. was. be'd e.xert hlrrnseJ� enough to hildren into the world find a -your worrles� are ov M "Tomorrow Is another day," be re- es ior - I
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stretch forth Lifs, hand and take ed them and read the funeral the golden. fleece inside an hour." ed grotesquely about In � the failing *.*They can*t play wl,tbout me--rre :_ �
eVe" mojipy the gn While lie service over them, and still that bone- . I 4� _
ary dL-eases of men and women. , P, y had. "'Be careful," she whispered. "Ba -snow. Then the mayor's, feet slid then. They can't go.,on.playing with- got the -ball)" 'be ,repeated. with- _.A I I
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--- - . was arg-tfln- the 111.1tter with himself head from the woods sat there. his very careful, Mr. -Billy." � � I
DR. iGEORGE, HEILERANN. the jay settled the ilne mouth open. and says: 'It's beyond ine . . from tinder him on the treacherous o"t ine. I've got the ball." sm1le.- And, safe in thbg thoilght, be I
n stion by confln,', The justly celebrated moon that In white carpet. and the two went down He took- the package frorn hi,.q poeket. ,closed his eyes nud -sl --e . _% 11
Osteopathic Physleta.n of Goderich, over mid Sittill"'down iloar him, - how you know all that. You New . , Avs spals had already bL-en broken. t1mb- red. � . � I - �i
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ard throat., Consultatlon free. Office at back hoife that vrrow the ellerries ill I . k? inner wrapping. So finally lie opened , , 94phete. V1111ug .
. � "They was drawing near Coney veranda. ,The snow sifted down upon been placed there in the office a few I
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DR.;F. J. BURROWS. with perspiration. and rattling off I "A corking night," he muttered hu- bad happened Magee had wrenched the I od him -with the jould ri ly e-y�e
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of Huron. . � his high horse. So they came up to the steps. - Quickly the stranger re- more jand prepared for bed. Just its - I � -
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� , DRS. SCOTT & MCKAY. bicaDs. 'they can't fool we. i (%n tell un "'It seems to. Ine it was. time. yo
� tears and pleadifig like his heart would but he a rrl ved at the great front h1r. Bland. bound and gagged below. � �� .- u got _
. rIa and them as fur nway as I can see 'em, into the office. Cautiously he peered doorof up and. 4 -aced the respous �. . -_
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and Suraeons. and 11 - � in. The vast, lonely room was lighted releasin- the nnIn the day. 19 � .tagn
that time we'threw little Bill Barnaby lock ellek inside. . ft ic aberdasher, but � .1
A & fr-nin th� ,,%fR __V a 'a little talk with me.!' '' ; -
AAn Arbor, and member of the Ontaxio ?em comes up to nie, in City Rall park j,,�, t.h, .,,i ... ... 1, t,- I by a single candle. At the foot of the - 2 b0n, is I .
.� __ Coroner for the County of 'Haron. and tries to sell me some mining stock. c & W %7 "14 r I Safe for a moment.behind a locked %11U. A 0"� UV- V%Y UCIS UL We -Be stepped Into the roo.ta. ., gild -
"� C. jijacl;ay, h(yqcyr graduate of Trinity - .ouldn't swim a strok broad stair he could discern a great door, Mr. Magee paused to get his 'nayor, Wax and Bland himself. Peace through -tb I . I
I ' I guess ne idn't recovered yet froill drowned on us?' and still getting the bulk �eated on the'lowest step, which breath, The glory of battle filled ills -evIdently had been declared between . � e doorway be vacated J&
- UnIversit-k-, and gold medallist of Trin- ,v�bnt I said to him, V tell you. they stony face from his old pal. he correctly took to be the mayor . of a them, . I-fr. Magee returned � ga
Ity- bledl,ral College; member of the Col- can't fool Alark Dennen,' says the guy. st son]. It was not until long afterward � _ to No. 7. M ax came slinking. Tizeunlovelyf to -� �
. And on the pier this Dennen held Reuton. Back. of the desk, on which locked all the of the fte of suplelon was, baft,
legeof Phyalclans and Surgeons, Ontario. 'Saw told ine that at them words be that he realized the battlehad been a , windows. placeA the , ':
� 0� . - just lenned back In hls sent -and sbiredL -out his hand to Sam,,who was aphys-, stood the candle, Mr. Max's head and mere scuffle in the.dark. Mil ge h jug pil- briiised. rand ,fie looked apon'the woAd
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)R. ,1-1. HUGH RW.. I at the Jay and whistled uDder his ork. With no thought for Mr. Bland, . I with no cheerful, eye.
dradtfate,of UniversitY Of ToronLo breath. Years ago, It i5eemed, Sam time, and Says: :'You sure are cute, ing Industriously In the Immediate vi-. bound In1bIs pn�asy chair. Mr..Magee and tossing fell asleep. "Yon used us pretty rough lastnighl - -
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I � � ev.lty of Wfedlelne, membel' Of Col- had lived in the town of Rendsboro. mister. I'll have great times telling einity of the sa'fe door. Occasionally bijrried up the broad p�alrcase of Bald- . . - � - I In the snow,-" Cargan wen � ton. -Thars -
. ie t ,Phyt;ftlans andgurgeons of On- Vt, and ran tip and down, the streets this In Readsboro. Onee you met one be consulted the small traveling bag pate. Now came thol most gorgeous . � why I ain't dispoge(i to-,go,Jp for W -d " 1� .
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tarlo aduate courses laCb too smart for ye, eh? Much obliged ; gloves anid diplornfley tb$s mornlrg�
�� with one suspender and a stone brqfse, � that stood on the desk. Many other scene o fair"baired lady; a ' � , -
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I hat i .Reuton po�f awoke with, a start. In the - MR,g9q_,1Vs beat to - -
England. office -Back of the Dominion ed at this guy froin the woods t bring you this. my lady." Business of i. , I I I
I ' -unnin . � hfiman- nature no more. 'I hoPe some- Mr. Bland was nowhere in sight. _ blackness he could wake oldt I �ba _ t*" � Z. �,_�
� Bank Seaforrth. Phone No. 5. Night was i ,-,, round crying to -high , surprise and joy on the lady's part, hit first and de te aftervft I �
. I body got to him,' says Sam to me. - -No word was spoken in the offic "I -I used you roughly., Mr. Cm , .,��_
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etreet, seaforth, . sees that sur6 enough Wwas the tow- and got to him good. He's the kind Minutes passed.- The bulk at the foot . . ga-q?" .said Afai�e. !_
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I . �. and hug this. guy- - . . 'but I hadn't th � Instant there was a white puff of -ached the second floor, blithely pie- ting up In bed. package that went.i1stray iomewhere-
. . ' THOMA,s i3ROWN. .1 'Mark- Dennen,' shouts Saln,� 'as I says Sam to me, . r( & last night. Thenes two cour,,--es opm.',
, smoke and a roar. . The inn seemed t1,1.l11,,- the seene In which be was.to, For answer the Intruder sprang -
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rangements for sale "tes can, be. made ,us I . I all those years of ificking tight. Th,e f(11. halfway down -the corridor to the the darkness of the outer room. Mr. us t .
I � b.y C,alll,ng. Lp. .Phone 97, Seaforth, or ��don't you remember me?' CHAPTER XI. - mayor looked apprehensively up the left all open door threw a .faint light Magee( followed. One ot his' -windows first Is the best If we have'to take 1V
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I'll . &te and r . _7--�- ,Jaw and says, 11 suppose you'll.be ask- . ' iA nuan he had never seen before. In Opping on a dressing gown and light- Mr. Mum slipped ,closer to the bed, �
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i County I I .placed the looi In his pocket The he a glared fixedly IntD Magee's eyes. The
I . Licensed auctionedr for the Idiot!' laughs Sam.- He told me . "An interesting story, Mr. handsome. with t b iig'bty manner been broken. Outside,,, In the snow on'
of Huron. Sale -9 attended ,to In aSI you ' . Xlax," commented Professor Bolton. greedy eyes of Max followed It for -a of one engaging, a ehauffelir, � the balcony, were recent footprints. knight who fought for tair ladies In �
.. parts of the County. ,%even years' ex- he was .thinking how he'd treat his second: then he ran over and gathered --I t)eg yot I the snow lay an his pfflow, and cort. - �
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. pp,rip-nce in. Ma;nitoba . . "Told with a remarkable, feeling for up hii tools. Now they were ready to are ,voit by any chance Mr. Alagee?RV -precious package and put It in the I
� 1, Terms reasonable. Phone 4NO. .204, R. . g6 down in history in Readsboro. - - depart- The mayor lifted the candle . "I get what I .go after," rei -
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I . . 1-3, Exeter. �Pentralia P. 0. R�, R- 'Mark. you old rascal,' he says, 'don't detail," added Mr. Magee. 'Ilz fact ,nie knight leaned weakly- against pocket of his gowd. ,Then drawin - , pated -
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you remember me? Don't You reme � *IYWI sparTed magee, "but the reO-
I . positor office, Seaforth, promptlY ,at- ber little Sam Burns that used to play two participants in it could remember -chair by the fire, and Mr. Magee saw *11-1 am." he managed to say. his equipment, took a candle and�,went
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I tended to. , . . andy over with you and that stole your I all the fine points so well. Mr. .Max. In that chair the figure of Mr. Bland, "I'm so glad.I've round yoll., replied ' ont on to the balcony. , get a _W -
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girl in 1992? Don't you romember the Alr� Magee followed the, footprints I
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_��_W,��q "p - gee that her dark eyes were not overly along the east side of the Inn to the ' -
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. of Haron and Perth. Arrang(.berits for bet up by this time, Sam tells me., and I 6 I � happy. "I cannot ask you in.' I'm corner. then along the more sheltered
. cr I *.I get you," replied Max. sadly., "The and Jesting comment In Mr. Bland's atrifid. I do not know the oistout on renrand finally to the west side. On - "I never cared much for humor," r6- � �
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p6�ttor office. Chal'Ses mod- wn-,; so alad to run across an-vbody in -' .m early hour of the morning.�' , I �w I
' everywhere. It.does alot of bar , � be- � coats and, holdAng aloft the candle, all) alone w1th Iny 'thaid. Hat. Rent- to the main building, which increas- *.
or the Ex . I lieve me. I wouldn't"- . disappeared through the dining room ZVI" put is
erate and sa!tisfactlon gQaranteP-J. Iey. when I wrote to min toi- a key to ing, ,patronage had made necess.try. I ,I �
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