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' I I ... � The following popular stallions will stand for the 'improvement of stock this, season, as follows: - - i . � I I The Standard Bred.Trotting. Stalli . on Approved Enrolment No. 478 Form I EMPEROR McKINNEY (54151) 1658 . . Will Atand for mores during the season, 2924, at his own stable, Lot 13, Concession 4, Terms. -To insure a foal, $12.00. CHARLES RIT.EY I Proprietor and Manager Phone U an 186. i T ,.,- Seaforth, Out. � k , — . The'Pure, Bred Imported Clydesdale Stallion passed . Enrolment No. 281 Form 1. I LORD MANSFIELD Yanp. [21567] (13603) __ Vol. 29, B. C. S. B. WUl stand for the' improvement of stock this sewon, as follows: MandaY.--Will- leave his own stable, Beech- -wood, and go to Charles Pumhelbury's, Brod- hagen, for noon; then by way of the 8th con- cession to his own "table until Wednesday morning. Wednesday- -Mo Joh-n Shannou's, Concession 8, McKilloD, for noon; then to Owen Flyn"'a, . Hallett, for night. Thursday.' -To .William Ander3on's, McKiJ]op, for noon; t then to his own stable until Saturday. ,%at- urday.-To Thomas O'Rourke's, Concession 8, Logan, for noon; then to his own stable for migb-L I Terms -To insure a foal, $18.00. 1 1 JAMES EVAN%er, 'Proprietor &'Man 1. Beechwood - - - - Ontario ,f The Imported Clydicadale Stallion MAKWIRA 15988) (15279], Vol, XX= Passed Enrolment No. 864 Form I Will travel the following route this Beason: Monday -Will leave his own stable, Staffa, and go north to the 4th Qoneessiob, Hibbert, aijd then wmt to Frank Jordan's. for noon; then south to the 7th Concession, ea,3t to ,the Centre Read and then south to Staffa to his own stable for night. Tuegday.-West on the Sbh Concession to John MtLeflan's, Tucker - smith, for noon; then west to the 3rd Con- cession and south to the Kippen Roazi and south to George Gdenn's, London Road, for night. Wednesday. -South to the first side road and east by way of Chiselhurst to John McDougall's, for'noon-; then east to the Cen- tre Road and narth to his own stable for might. T ujgsday.- - .At his own stable' IPA <187 ---Sou 'by way of Centre Road to Thames Road to John Duncan's, for noon; then south 137 way of Winchelsen, to George Brock's, for ,night, Saturday -East to the Sunshine Line and north to Albert Scott's, for noon, then north to the Cr,amarty Line and west to Staffa to his own stable for night. Terms.-�To insure a foal, $15.00. JOHN LIVINGSTONE . I I - Viorprietor and Manager Staffs, Ont. - The Handsome Choicely Bred 'Clydesdale . - , - Stallion . I RONNIE GLENGYRE No. 123820] (19938) � Approved Enrolment No. 854 Form A 1 1 Will stand for mares for the Beason of 1924 as follows: Monday. -Will , leave his own stable, one I mile 6outh of Mitchell, and proceed to R. and A. Gray's, Lot 8, Concession 5, liibbert� for noon.; thence to John Cairns', Lot 21, Con- cession 6,01ibbert, for nigot. Tuesday. -Will proceed t4 John Story's, L6t 7, Concession 7, Tuckersrulth, for noon;, theuce to Wffliam S. Broadfadt's, Lot 25, �5oncession 5. krucker- enrith, for night. Wednesday -Will proceed to Angus McKinnon's, Lot 10, Concession 11, Tuckersimith, for noun; thence across and doWn to James Hill's, Concession 8, Hibliert, !for night. Thursday. -Will proceed via Staffa and across to Oswald Walker's, one-half mile east of Cromarty, for noon; thence to Tbos. Coilqulioun!s, Gowrie, for might. Friday.- Will- proceed to Josephr*%kinmer"'. north Of Munro, for noon; thence to his own stable tfor night. Saturday. -Will proceed to Fred Hera'a, two nuiles east of Mitchell, for noon: thence to his own stable for night, where be V11114- remain till the following Monday morn - Ag.. Terms. -To insure a foal, $15.00. FRED COLQUHOUN, Proprietor. John Moloney. Manager. . I I The Premium Clydesdale Stallion . BLACON'S SON 1 (20869) Approved Enrolment No. 6272 Form A I Ternis to insure. $15.00. ,/ Mon,day-Will leave his own stable, Bruce - field, and go west o n Rayfleld Road to 2nd ftneesaion of Stanley to John Buchart's, for noom; then north and west to Ed. Glenn, Jr.'s, for -night. Tuesday. -Down F6urtb Concession to Bannockburn, then to Varna at the Temperance Hotel, for noon ; then south on the Parr Line to Wm. Foater's, for (night. Wednesday- -South to Hills Green and I kmst to the Town Line at Walter Falrbaii�n's, Sor noone; then dovrn the --second Concession Of Hay to Robert McLared's, Lon&n Road. for might Thursday. -To ll� Harvey's, 1111p. pen, for boon; then by way of the Red School House to Robert Doig's, for nig,bt. ,Friday. - West on the 7th Concession to Gemmell'a Corner and north to George Mc,CA)rtney'a. for moon; then to McAdam's Bide Road and north to the 2nd Ckincession and west to James Catfitichan's, for night. gotnrdoW�-BY Broad- Roat's Bridge and south to the Mill Road, to his own stable at Brucefield. � ROBERT MURDOCH, Proprietor & Manager. . / �, I i . . 11 I . I / 7be Han&onie Choicely Bred Clydesdale . Stallion. A"roved Eriftiment No. 982 Form A I � I BRITISH HERO � - No. (18264) (205721 Will ditand for marea during the Beason Of 1924, as follows: I M0114Uy.Will leave his own stable at Her- anfrIldy And to V06af to George Dale & Soub, Abkid, f0r-tldon; ,than Muth and eut to SandY Memeb-Ael'A, on thl� Boundary for night. Teen- dAY.O.-Warb,ft 'Conar, ce, then north and east to' a , ,or Doad's -A t. 86 Concession 11, MO- I - 0 , for - .UO6 ; 466h' ftht to the North .1. & I . ,,, I , ,,, I I PIP4*01 4 41, ., W " I Im'W" I �� , 1, I -,T � 11 A ", *tAim14ly,:SV$;#A#R* . , .. I I I., I- �.110 L), ." �404rt. , X � ,,, 4,3", , , ,:�v 11�,� I . , I . I rel VW� R � , �4 1 11,1 I ,*1 , 7, j, _� � �7` �! ". I &W., C- . . I � I., yi $40, �,�S* � � , " "IF, � "� " I I .� .. . , - � , ", , 1� �, - ��g �,��,�' ,"i,., - . i . . . . a;A -,t;-,, - ' P i ,,-.I . ; �, 1_21�, � . � � ;,qd to Pot gn , 4 'R tjkrtul , 00 ,VA=P4%, ap 74 " - , # . 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',ip� ! t� i�;J�,�'.�! 1, link - ii old �Aying,� flu . �5.1111 -_ , y TO- WAM --n W 0 ecil . � ,.� ""�r v � I L - _�, , � it's a go.pd one. B6ys, I hope, �..ou!U Be V . I . , gz . I 4 111� - �11 ,ttled down'to-, $qrjops lif e: on-,% f,,a,rgu, &�;Jly.ag4i si,$ftulafita 4M Ar W.- I I � . I ,. t'V rA ,,; ,,i?,'�,��; Py aa I aM Wbe L , n . . , hap '34 it Come$ and Pert 1)u0Ie4,, �: �� .. ':�; � , I all be,as I ' I I ,"�' , � , � , r#elf witA �hops&, - A few day� before their ,departa _ 1.��' LT "'V .�-.', '4� ! 11 . . ire I I ,, 5 ""l y �, . I I 6�,,-,A�,,! �i oon. . I �!; , . 8 . Your turn� and, may It come, ,a eping, learning � 0 cook fronl�- .-her f2r home� they rwived'a. ploasaiit LLL".. ,�Zlls� ��),,'�V�,'�"", , Here's— how.11 .. 1.1e, lifted -h 11 ,,I �, , 49X 11 rr. �'1111�1 I x. 1,� ,, , , 1. . _ � :n at o d co,pre , gorvant andy, Sftrise In the shape'of a telog�,m . U;�44 ' � � �714;",",;:,,'' I I 2 � which in thb. meantinte �ihe waJter / :- I M , td t � . - I V��i�, . . ng new 4ishvi �A�,rself, and doing -from Arthlur and Sadie, announcing . 4 '.�gbpw X ,',t I � I filled, and, smiling -'around the circle, the .. 11 i,'�:I,,1�11 1A — opsand and' one ttl thingd their marriage: . ,_ , i 1�,Iwn.WR2 " I , j 11 I 1_7�, "'r -,c . 1�._ o�01,�, . . � ;; . �_ - "P", �T I �"Ilg ., �;, , '. � 'r ... '.,4�,.D. , , I �� 11,� i � ' - - . ,- ,-, 't, �, - I ........ __ off his wine. in uiiisd� with the that go to mAkq iAP 4�# wOman,s work,,i A letter from Sadie aMved the - - � �, , ,� � __ �, I � I. � - Zli� I .. I .,! 11'�,� ,'kl,�_ ,I "p"', _ " W; I 11 sa�l I is Z:i �� ,&7� ,�,V!`."81?$,' W . ,,� JtZ� � I and sat down. 1, which it * 14 "' never done"- next dak, in which she said that she '. 114�� I . - � ... 1� 1, . I __ , 'R� , " 4 -b - . , . 'I ,�, ,�'4,�",��;_ ' - I , ,il ". , .1 ,,�. "!, ,,�,i' " -,,,�g'ig�i I.Th ... . � , § , . us g apping . �� k: . 1, "M Lt'�g v 1. , s 'I,! , , , -;:��. -. ,,, P ", 4 " A, ,,, , I 11 , ..;. � ��, �� '. `IjL�' , . :11 - ere -a� itbe us I I Ind "done," of course.. in the sense of -and -Art4ur had hoped to, join .them - . . r: .w :. �- .". - . "A , . I � , I . 1, .. �,K�,'N'i,� I �, cheering, after, -w heckers asked -"finished." I in � .1. , q . ,�,�.. , ", �, "k'�'�%.�` I ,; , , ..,: 91,�,,,M., 2,011,11 IR . I , �: 4 . _ �, ,.. Chicago and surprise them, -but I I �. - , , 1�, .,,',;�_4, __ , � � , _ , % _ - �! -, 14, ,# NO � 11 , -M.', HEMS W"TE][) their iattention for a moment more. 0". � . I .,. .1 . �r ,4 , ,�);r . - � � I' -1 ., -f,�L�! `�!�,�,��,;_k4, yg p -,,Pv,,,, icklY that Conditions �Were bu h sto �� I , " 4 ,I ,0 at t e re . I ''�, I . � , I , , - - "; p "'., - �. , , A 'I I I-," 1,1� � C, ` I I I ,,, ", I I ,�� ,'�'_-'� � , ,'�.� , �,�i�jlf�' -,-' , � 4 j -7 ,. ," j�V,E' - �?,�q I for grooms-inen," he said, "I wish , I � , "" I,." 11 I , . I- want to sign two of you fellow% into sprivg�the spring of '93; a ye'ar th4t rthur',s every available moment I �;,. .1 I - - .1 I N �', " w, �,� . " . P - .! - , 4"'W 1, � �,,� 11�` 2 Missing Nei are being. sought I that many of us will long remembe kemandod, and he could not pos- I 4_t'h��t. .'� � ' , L' - '�' _,�L � - 11 i� , ` ,,Ii"� 11 .rs . i _. i.le -4, ). �,,'V'�`,, 11 o world. needed four, I'd like to have you all; . , . '__ , ,,,, '.."Mim IL ; , . � - ", . I P ". " 11'--4;61. ',f, deq to sl Y 9 ea �, "'O. , , -,, 11 �J" "J., " 4 __ . I � . � , ��, , �. "I ". ��, 10,w I , � , ", Many people but Port said 4two,P and what Pert Pert a long-cheri� _d scheme, L, � '' � :, , -! *t� ", ,� ,��. One evening Checkers unfol ibI ,et away. But thiii was not I rcl :''!� are to -day living in comparative 1pov.. which the half of it. The panic of �, I" " -a � I ", "'. .. �-,, , " "! �� . 2 Of , , I)% p'�,,; I 1� 1� , "L " ""'. ,"," � .... 1,; " .11, P!, I � . " I " ; 104 11 .... "r .1 I. , �:,. . but do not it?"" � _4e been , ( whick ��rs Ae 'i 1 1, , ,�!'."� , , " i ", �i " �; �, ��'45 i ,-- - I ertY who are 'really rich, e 'delighted her. This 'was nothing less which preiftonitory potice ha - . " ks goes. Now how shall we decid .� � I - . ,..�, ,��;�_ I'll .� , . , " ': , , .�' -1 I .11, �, , 0 I �� . -1 � 11", �, �,;,Z,,�.�j�,��:, ., , 4 , -ay be one of 'them. I " in 10 &igifldl C0171dkflo� ` I I " know it. Yob in . than a plan to t4lw ber to Chicago in given by namekous,bank failu s, was . � - �',� , � "Why not match for it!" suggested May to see the World's Fair. 'twe,11 now a stern reality. Collections . ..,. I � I I .. � ,,- �� . -1L I A �, N � Send for Index Book d'M' ng Heirs - were 1_*, rr" - , I . ,� ,,, , ": . I ,,� � ,�" ,,� " ,6 , ..... i I �� - � .,�:�' ' �,� 4' 3 I 4, ��,,q . . . . . . . . I , , -1 - ,�"'4', .- ', � , S, . 1. �,'.` -�,, - , � L1r one. of them. 1 (;411 it our wed , " _�,4,',, �21 , C and Next of Kin;, IiIonta ning care- ding trip, little girl,yr bad, business was dead, and the firm I ,4��',. "Good idea!" exclaimed 11 . t � 1! � I 11 I �, .�� ,:��.�,:X��,,:;.,,Q� �� "'.1 ,,, .... I � .1. -1 � - , , , , , , . - t�` :�,�� , "I , : " P, � ,�: . . . . . . . . . . . , , , , , , , , 'I 'I ,� , g ''I� " - - - � � � " ,:�, __ . �,�� J� t4�: fully Quthenticated lists of missing Checkers; he said caressingly, "and we won't Of, Kendall & Co., which had unfor- ; ', , . _ �'�:�t�:�1'11 6, , : : - - ,�:,:�,_. � , . 11 . . . . . . 'you four Watch -nickels, odd man U�'gone but ten days or two 'weeks." tunately laid in a larger stock of . 0 4 _ns.. . , , . . . . . . . Wy heirs and unclaimed estates' which 4 so in 11*� � t . , , h ( ut, until two are left 3 � . � -1. �. . >Z�i N 11 � ,� 1 - - �,;:,._. " � 0 :1 " . . ,t� "'. �� V, , �,, o_ ave been advertised for, h --- come on, get Wit when Ar. tarlpw heard of it goods than i sual season, found it , " ere and busy!' . . �_ that - 1. . � I I ��"'� "he niade a monkey,of himself 11 a� all they -could do to keep themselves I 11 I I � I . �. I . � ' . we offer for.sale contains thousaniii 'On the first tohl, two called fol' Checkers put it, He"ranted and swore from going to 'the wall. 1 I - L. I .� ! , - �� "I I'll, ,�fE� .�V 11 abroad. The Index of Missing Hel .;,�, ___ ,i_ ."'.0 I - � . __ ..0 - �,�, �� ,� � �. ,,, I , .1 ,e I - ` Of names which have appeared -in "heads," and two for, "tails." "No and told them both they would end in Checkers and , Pert returned and I 1. . I --- 7 --- 77,7� , �� 1, " - t�,' " � I . I �Z � . I . I I 't. . . � �,� , ?L1 � I 11 American, Canadian, English, Scotch business", said: Checkers. On the the poo soon fell into their 1, - I ,�, '� , �i I ''�' 1. 11 ".. 11 1; - I . rhouse with their reckless e,- accustomed waiting the tr4in b6' felt a -sudden dear? If there is, just call; 1'11� I ": . I 1� . . 11 1. � I � 1��,� I I Irish, Welsh, 'German, French, Bel-' second trial, three called "heads" and travagance. But 'Checkers laughed ,grooves. They called upon Arthur presentiment oflevil, au4- With a su- the door the 'least. Niff bp6n.,, A, - - �. I, 4,14", - 11 � 11.�' ,, gian, Swedish, Indian, Colonial, and on� "tails." "Tough luck, old man," him off good-natu redly. He knew and Sadie, and found them reasonably perstition born of his early exP9i- den 'I , . � �:,.. �,',,,�,�,,Y.F said Checkers to the one- "I wanted that the trip would bp', expensive; but ence in gambling, he half decide(r to was going outr toxeturn 4:44-111t � -, : �, , " 4, other newspapers, inserted by lawy- - happy',,unde� new conditions ' although . impulse pron**d her, as. .0 � ers, executors, administrators.- Also you particularly." At th� first essay he felt that he could afford it, and he Artho was evidently carrying a load , . sf .:� turn back. 1111v6 got 4 feeling I fondly, and though,not an uncoulmo . -;,,�, �.--"�' I', .� 119'. contains list of English and Irish of the three, remaining, all shov�red had another aiid a deeper reason for of care and responsibility; while Judge oughtn't to - n. . , �, �1'.,� I il ,,�F . . , ( , . 11.0 I I �,,�J 111, P - N , F ��., V Courts of Chancery and unchaimed "heads" up; at the second two of them taki . go," he mutt6red; "but I thing between thein�, r,*11 .bath won-, ', ' �' ,� � .11 ,- �� ill'� I Il; ,, ng Pert to Chicago, He was Martin sat u and cheerfully predict- guess it's because I'm afraid the old dered for a moment after�rard? I �� I j,,,14, ,� ., �_4', �, - at't,he�- L: �, "-I.. .. I dividends list of Bank of England. switched" to "tails," while the third greatly worried aboi5 her health, and ed "confusion 2ind every evil work" man will worry Pert. StUl, she seem- unusual teriserness And -feeling.' - �thqt- . 111�:,W, " ��J,4,,," , . ,1111,�i, �71, � ,� I -,;_001 U '. -, --;`-,., 1, Your name or your ancestor's may be kept "heads" --thus deciding the mat- he desired to have -her consult oome as a result of the demonetization Of ed to take it c4lin enough, and - 1, each had unconsciolWY put into �he- . � 1';,�'�,,,�"j , 4.1 I in the list. Send $1.0o (one dollar) ter. minent physician regarding herself. silver and other kindred political '' -,';,'��.:,�,� . s& once for book. "Well, 'E� ,, Ought to get the're'and look after my embrace. I I "I ".1 � "I 1:, ,�, , 11 ;!,:".;� . � , that settles that," said One day, when t outrages." I �. 1, �, , ;!� i 1, ,-,""t �, � hey were out for a stuff." He boarded the train and Left alone, Pert tried to COMPOS �,�, ��4 Checkers; "but groomsmen or not, walk she had run a -playful e with One morning Checkers was work- _went Ste e- _� .11 � �, "A' Internati onal Claim Agency yoz ming off, 'but he could not her mind and go to sleep; but in spita ,,�, �,.'�,� I . � I we'll all be there, and I hope we'll all him along a *level stretch of road, ing about the dooryard he e pied hi g t d bugab . I of herself her brain dwelt -anx:10Tly- � I �'i'0 , , Dept. 296 have a good time." bending every energy to beat him. He , s s e ri ol 'his oo, I I I ,_ �`� 1 31 father-in-law coming up the road at The situation with Checkers atthis upon C4heckers. iTL .Little Ro&,_8nd;Up,_ I I .'; ".,:0, , . Tt was in "the 'wee smal hour�" was running easily.�behind her p - a g it , � . . I ',.._..;��, , _ ", follows: Of the on what her father W said to 11.197� : - . t ,, ,,�,r I , �� - _ - S. A. when the party broke up, and Check- fing and grunting to inake her'think news. The old inarf reached him Out legacy left him, $20,000, had gone for Half an hour .passed and stiff her " �:" Pittsburgh, Pa., U uf a t time was about as . ' 1:,�,:: "i, - . ". �111 I 2930-tf ers and Arthur, after seeing their that.�he was really worsting him of breath, -Checkers waited e�;ect- the farm, or fruit ranch, which he, fancy teeil�did, as she restlesaly;-��Oss_ . 1,,,,,�, antly. � - ,,, ...... ,,�, , I guests safely out, sought their rooms, when suddenly she stumbled, tottered: had given Pert. 1: �,!,� -- __- _�� and quickly tumbled into bed. . ,A thousand more ed from side to ,side.. She ftilt fiejr- - ,�:,,"`! �' '_ "I . .+''. 1,�' I , .:'14�' Check- and, putting her hand to her heart, "Well, what do ye think has hap- had been spent iw refitting and furn- self growing pervGu I s, and her ear �� .... ... :,:, ,,', , ers. however, took occasion to thank sank hmply upon a bed of leavers, at pened n w ,"panted Mr. Barlow. "The I . "I I . 0 ? ishing the house. Most of the ,wed- il�on " :,',.. 7", FARMS FOR SALE Arthur warmly for his kindness, and the side of the road. In an instant First N�ational Bank of -Little Rock the Pillow told her that her- ' �,' �1�' I ding expenses, which Checkers had heart was beating rapidly., . , �.. , I 00 ACRE FARM to express a hope that an opportunity Checkers Was kneeling beside her. $he has gone up -busted; got yer money." , I..", " I , , ,.� I FOR SALE. OWMB assumed, Pert's presents, an elabor- "At least nky head feels a g :'� 1: '.'� � will sell on reasonable terms for quick might soon occur for him to requite had not fainted, but was as, pale as There was in his voice and ,Manner . r.ea:l- I. �' . ��' , � - a,te wardrobe for himself the/house- deal better," she ed ' rai � � 11 i , ... ,. Sing I I ". - trip � murmur . _ i ,� r I -ale. Apply to I- S., HAYS, Sworth, out it. The next afternoon saw theT death, and she still held her hand to sometking of the triumph that mean hold expenses and the ' to Chica- herself' upon hiIr elbaw;' "now if I : ,!;; . , I 28664f .back in Clarksville. her heart and gasped for breath. spirits feel at being the first to bring go had consumed about. another could only get to sleep I believe , I � 1: " .., 4 I- 1 I R SAJ,E I I -11 ,, R The few intermediate Aays passed Checkers loosened her gown about disastrous news, as well as a show th�usand. The balance except � !, � � , _ ten should wake up quite myself again. .: ... �'.�rrr'.. �: :�'�� " . 'bbert at pre-war prices. Possession owder will. do it; I . "I ,'�� in the. townships of Tuckersmith. Usborne quickly. Sadie's supper was a suc- her throat, then filling his b�at with of personal injury at the tl�ought of government bonds and a few hundred Perhaps alipther p �.� I and Hl cess, ds such things go; the ceremony water at a little stream near by, he Checkers allowing himself to lose dollars in the,hank at Clarksville �A ,,, i V-iven at any time. For further particulars I , was I'm afraid of them, though. Stilb- 11 .1�,� , I apply to THOMAS CAMERON, Box 154, was rehearsed, and all was in reaoi- bathed hpr 'brow and wet her lips. what he himself had even the shadow on deposit at interest in this bank Arthur says they're perfectly liarin- I I I .;;;�L i ; ." Exeter, Ont. 292s-12 iiess for the great event. Fully an -hour passed before she was or an i,t .... t in. . 11 � . , " �. . 11 ,� R I" which failed -$4,800, for which he less -I'll take just one more. Check- - "'.'. , � , r., . .. , I'� ... n . ,, L. - __ __ The wedding morning dawTied,, as able with his assistance to walk to "MY God!" exclaimed Checkers in- held a certificate of deposit. It was ers wouldn't like it; he told me never' 11-�,_ . ,�, - 1ARM FOR dALE�rOR SALE LO� % bright and b,eautiful a winter's day as the house, afid though about, -next day voluntarily, growing palest the ne very unfortunate, and the sense of his to take any medicine." She lifted- �_li�,,i'fi.,% I P Concession 7. Tuekersnilth, containg 100 ws. , ,� 11��' I ' , �,�,;!f�. ' acres. On the Premises are a brick home nature ever vouchsafed a happy bridal apparently as well as ever, she con14 e stood in sil- loss kept growing upon him as time her box from the table. "Dear old ' '. ,,,,,,.,., . li, , , � .�. i 11 ,'I 'and'bank barn with cemeq floors and water pair. C'heckers was up with the lark. plailned theTeaftei, at i-nter+als, of ence,mervously -6.`,�ng his upper liP- went on. I . Checkers," she gaid to"hoxgolf;�-,�** _' � ,�'.. I, ed farm, near Clinton, Ses!forth, Dublin or ' ,� . in the barn. Would exchalige for unimprov- He felt the weight of the iYations upon dizziness, chilly sensations and He had, had long experience in con- Meanwhile Mr. Barlow had taken a sigh, preparing the powder; "how � ,!;;., Brucefleld. For further particulars aoply to his shoulders. All day,he was back range flutterings at her heart. ,1.1 . D. SHANAHAN, Seaforth. st" trolling -himself under trying circuan- occasion to lecture Pert on her sinful he loves me! His first thought was . :� ,,,,, I ,�, � 11 I,- - � 2934-tf and . forth between house and church, The local doctor joked her about stances. "If that's so," he 'finally an- extravaga40. With pencil and paper to keep the news from me for fear I J , , ,� I 11 .. QARM FOR SALE. -FARM OF TWO EMN anxious that nothing should be over- the size of her waist, and told her swered in a quiet voice "it's tough.,, he sat before her, and. showed her would worry." She took the draught .. ��;,�... I I I , dred aere3 adjoining the _Town of Sea looked; suggpting and helping until that her trouble was probably due to I, This exasperated 'Mr. BArlow. how within six short in ths she and and s4nk back upon the p-illow-_Ilto i , . �, �. �;' torth, conveniently situated to all churches Tough," he repeated; "you - '.'�, � I 4chools and Collegiate. late in the afternoon, when A,rtbur a combination of lacing and indiges- nlr1cOm- Cl,eckers had spent oneTrIth of their be loved as he loves m&-Oh,,qheck- .:" � IV, fided I., I a I I . . . . . %11. ., omfort- it's actual ruin; the bank has fortu,,, and how with this loss - at ers! mother!!" . , '. able brick cottage ,with a cement kitchen: laid violent hands upon, him, an4 in- Aion. But to Checkers he con poop, I . I barn 10ox56 with dtone stabling uniiIerneath sisted upon his taking a rest before fear that there might be some affe been robbed by its president -looted the blank the poorer by a third The afternoon wore On towards I ,'� `,�' c- �� . Y were " "I . , - ,,,�',- for 6 horses. 76 bead of cattle and 40 bog� making a toilet for the evening.-- tion of the heart, and earnestly a n e a cent of it ag'in," of all they had ever p6ssclssed. dusk. Sadie went about her house- � �,,14, with steel, stanchions and water ,before sai and h 1 � "... I � . � I ;tock; litter carrier and feed carrier awd Promptly at six, to the Lobengrin vised that he consult some worthy " e StV4bward the house. "Figures won't lie, but liars will hold duties, humming softly. Once 7, - I term sca' and plat- 'I . :� "I I 'wo cement silos: driving &bed Mid - exclaimed Checkers, figure." He knew, but ,he did noP tell she tbougbrt she heard Pert call, but , March on a cabinet organ, the bridal specialist. e on le' I lea. Watered by a rack well- and � by the arm. "Not d whadmill. The farm is well drained and It party c,ame slowly down the aisle, the So, whjle Checkers told nothing of gralA of , a her, that of what was actual expense as the sound was not repeated, she - , I"ll 7 is to s high state of cultivation. The crop b all two UAers first hem, his apprehensions to Pert, he would word of is to Pe rt; it will only ex- . I �, . - - In the ground--cholce clay loam Inamodi. -, and following t cite her, an4 not do an there would be little cause for its re� fancied herself mistaken, and sat . 1 �444.. ., . . ate P�ossessfon. the two bridesTnaids. After these brook no interference in his plans, Y good." petition, and that most of the money down to read, happy in the thought � Apply to M. BEATON, It But the old man sho'ok him off and , � 111� R. 2. Se4forth, Out 2787-tf came Sadie, alone, with a huge bou- The -middle of May they left the expended was visp 'i" - continued his ,le in assets of one that Pert must have fallen asleep, It . 1". . quet of roses, and lastly, leaning upon house in care of "Mandy," and set -aY. Checkers picked soft oi; anotheni He only made her seemed to be blowing cooler; �he . 11 ......... 0 I FARM �-Olt SALE -150 ACRES, LOT 9 her father's ,arm; came Pert, �in a out for the land of "The Great w7hite . piece of scantling, and feel Perfectly miserable and wrought wind 'had shifted, andupa few (lark tt I . and South Half of 10, Concession 4, Me- . running up the steps, turned and her up beyond the poii;� of thinking clouds were rolling up from the west,- I ': Killop. On the p,rernises are a laire bank siniple white gown, her veil wreathed City." - I I r��11 barn, 88x52, lately, remodelled And odit and with orange blossoms and pinned with What delight they found in roam- faced his father-in-law. or answering fntelligently. "' with distant rumbling. supplied with water througliout', also a large a diamond star, one of Checke . about through those wonderful . "Now, see here, old man," 'he ex- Whep he had gone she tried for -a About five o'clock Mr. and Mrs. ) �. . : , I drive shed and cement silo 14x36; good brick claimed, "I've taken as much of your "R house with kitchen, Ever bu-ildinb and marvelous displays! I _. bested by a furnace. _y- neck Was craned, and every while th busy herself about the house, Barlow drove up in a buggy. Mrs. ... 1. '.4". This afarin is well drained amd fenced and eye fastened upon her in breathless Checkers, alert and all -observing, slack as I'm going tc--see ? I tell but �he felt a growing lo'nesomeness Barlow got out, and Mt. Barlow drove � 7777� �., has n excellent soil; 65 acres fall plowed , You you can't come into this house; . and 8 acres fall wheat, -the remainder seeded admiration, for she was beautiful. Pert, enthusiastic and wondering- -a desire for sympathy and com- on toward the store. Saaie sawthem. . I , .� ;. to bay and pasture. Also 50 acres of good From behind a screen at the side, thel spent whole days in a single and I give you fair warning, if you panionship-and she decided to . . put and opened the door. I : ! � I "I -LLL irrass land, being East Half of Lot 10, on Checkers and Arthur came forth, and building or upon'tbe ever -interesting steps on her hat and go down to her cousin "Is Pert here, Sadie,?` was the ��cj; thed2nd Concession, McKillop, having on it a - drilled well with windmill and tank. . � S. 900 met them at the ,altar- The service Midway. I'll smash you over the head;" and he Sadie's. ' ' question which greeted her. "We've " ,,�� Those farms will be sold jointly or separately was simple, but eoleran and impres- Checkers had found cozy quarters swung his weapon threateningly to It was now 'high noon, and a stifl- been up -to her house, and 'Mandy' ... %% - I , to suit purchasers. Apply to JOHN sive. The earnestness of Checkers' in a small hotel not far from the his� shoulder. "What I've made or ing hot day; but she braved the heat said she had.,come down here.', :::, DELANEY, Beechwood. Ont. 2988-tf lost is mine, not yours," he continued, I � 4, answers caused a quiet smile to pass grounds, but they lunched and dined 11 of the blistering sun, and trudged ,I- "Yes; she's here, Auntie Barlow." C; ,. ,� -1 M UNTY, around, which culminated in down- where it suit�ed them best. Thus it and it don't 'cut -any pie' with you long the dusty way to her destina- "The poor little thing! My hus- , 11 _ I , ', 1. �.. FAR FOR SALE--lN HURON Co you'll never get a cent of it. My tion. When she reached the Martins� band only told me the news this af-_ , 6 miles from Seaforth, Lot 15, Oth Con- right laughter at the ardor with which chanced -that one night, .,when they ,�F,� Ce9sion, McKillop, 100 acres of first class be kissed the bride when the time were going to the theater, they din- wife is mine, not yours, and I'll take house she was dizzy and faint from ternoon; he's been down street all . "! 1, farm ]ands. The land Is In a first class state came; but be was wholly oblivious. ed beforehand at Kinsley's, as related care of her, whatever happens. But the beat and the blinding glare. morning, and I wanted to see her I �� I �) of cultivation and there are erected on the . she isn't -well, and the doctor said any Judge Martin and Arthur came and comfort -her." �� , Premises a wood frame dwelling house, with Marching out to the accustomed music by Checkers in the opening chapters. , kitchen attached: frame barn 76x54 With be could scarcely maintain a decorous Meanwhile, Checkers did not neg- sudden excitement might kill her� I'll hom,e to dinner, and both expressed "She wasn't feeling well," explain- 11 I stone foundation, utabling underneath and tell her gradually and quietly, and go the greatest sympathy for her and ed Sadie, "and after dinner I sent . 1, cement floors and water th4pughout, driving step, -so g-reat was his elation. lect the more serious part of his mis- ; , � . house, pig pen and hen house. Also about Their short drive to the house, dur- sion. He hunted up Murray, who was down to Little Rock this noon and Checkers in their sudden misfortune. her up stairs to sleep. You'll find ... , ten acres of good hard wood busli. The ing which he folded Pert in his arms, surprised and glad,to gee him and see if there's anything can be done- At the table Pert tried to cat for ap- her in the bedroom over -the parlor. 11 � :. ! If I'd let you tell her you'd break the I .. I property is well fenced Bud well drained And who evinced a genuine interest in the pearance's sake, but her efforts end- She must be awake by this time." . .1 convimlent to itood markets. churches and and knew that she was his -all his-. story of -his marital fellcity. news with an ax, and I tell y'ou 'I . , schools. For further particulars apply to be felt to be the momerit of his Su- nse. Sadie noticed it 'IV .;"�, MISS LILLY J. McGREGOR, R. R. No. I l Upon the ain't going to have it; so just 'jar I 'ry well; I'll go up.,' Mrs. Bar- "I I L I I Dublin, or on the Premises, or to R. S. HAYS: premest earthly happiness.- riiatter of a doctor for loose,' and 'pull your freight."' nd insisted that after dinner she go low ascended the stairs. ... I � ;;;; ,41 , J solicitor, Seafortb, Out. 2926-tt The others followe,d quidkly Pert, Murray happened to know "just room on the cool side of the Sadie went to the window and look- , . 'I, , - The There was something in Checkers' toltiale and "take a nap." To this ed out upon the gathering sto now N � . guests arrived, and soon there were the man," a friend of his, to ... whom .11' FARM FOR SALE.-FO,U SALK LOT I determined look which cowed.the old T I � .111 Conpession 11. anti, west half of 11 congratulations, feasting, music and he gave Checkers a letter of introdue- man objected. "I can never sleep vividly foretold by constant flashes I I 1� , Goncession 10, H,R.S., Taq1terabilth. merry -'making galore. * tion. Checkers called and explained I '% I Lot a but he wouldn't go without a d%, g the day," she said; "the longer of jagged lightning. Suddenly she �alnffig 150 acres. last word. "Well, yz'll both o' ye "I There are on the prem%l But all things -good thirigs-have the case to the dactor, and the next I lie the wider awake I get. I am started, and stood transfixed, as . a good two-ttory brick boune with Blots roe, day, Pert underwent a thorough ex- end a couple of paupers and die in really' all right" she added, smiling though turned to ice with a chilling % � �. ; �� ;one bank barn 100r69 feet with first elaso an end, and perhaps it is just as well . the poorhouse if this keeps up," be , stabling, water in'the barn, drive shed 26x3g, that they have; at least, in this case amination. Checl<(,rq awaited the - bravely, "only �ny head aches - a borror. There bad come to bey ears 11, pig home and ben house. Two good swinu Checkers and Pert, as he verdict anxiously. In effect it was sa . id, "with your fancy furniture and very little." -from above an awful .1 welts, also an over -flowing spring. Thd trip- cry of bitter I they crossed t this: her heart action was weak , to Chicago. How much did you ... I _11� �,� farm is all cleared but about 20 aera5 Tho threshot� of their own little home, and "We'll ,Roon fix that," exclaimed Ar- anguish, quickly followed by a jar- e . " have in that bank?" ,;�� I wood hardwoed bush, principally insiple. AE breathed a happy sigh at the thought at times irregular, but there Was no thur. "I've been troubled with head- ring, muffled sound, as of a falling ". I well tenced and tile drained. Eight "9 that they were alone at last-toge _ th- Just here Pert appeared in the ache and'sleeplessness lately, myself, body. �� i I , I o,f fail wheat sown, do acres ready 4or 3PAW . doorway. Checkers' threatening attl_ and I've struck a remedy that beats "Auntie Barlowl'i she gasped, re- I : . amp. The farm is situttted I miles frm er. . tude and her father's question, which � �_'�: genforth and 4 miles from Howell. one-hau - anything you ever saw, knocks a gaining her faculties with a super- � . ,:. mile from school- rural mail ,end Phone. Will I : =� - - - -7=!F-!t-- ,she overheard, ,surprised and startled headache, and makes you sleep like human effort, and rushing blindly to- .11, be cold on eaur terms. Unless sold by Sprins Ix - - It will be for rent For further vormonalars I . . - hem "What Ils it?" she cried, put.- an infant. It's perfectly harmiless, ward the stairs. Staggering up with ,. a � - ting her arm around Checkers and . . 'kVPI7 b11 the Dremloe3, or addre3s IL It. NO P tao--gua,,,t,,d. Excuse, me- a min- the aid of the banister, she reached ,,,,, B. Rivipan. ANGUS MaKUMON. 295" The succeeding days brought one disarming him gently. ..", continuous round of simple pleasures;, �� ___70 I "Nothing much," he began. ute; I'll get the box." the landing and entered the room be- . I'l, "ARM FOR SALE.-YN HUROX COUNTY, Christmas -and the holidays followed1>1 .. � I � I . I "Nothing much," interrupted 'her Pert felt too miserably weak and yond. There, prostrate upon the floor ,�,)), I apat etic to further object to Sadie's lay M s. Barlow in a deathlike swoon. 1�1:1 � 6 miles from Senforth, Lot 15. Oth Con- hard upon the wedding, and New I � I father, "exce that the Little Rock r . .. I eesgion. MoMilop, 1DO acres of first class " . ' ... sug estion or Arthur's remedy- so, Upon the bed lay the lifeless body of I , L' ,,, g, farm ]ands. in- , and all yer rw6ney's � �11111' The land Is In a first clean state Year's Day being Sunday, Pert ' . Z - I ba I : of cultivation and there are erected, on the vited - n7 under her cousin's ministering 'guid- poor little Pert--4her pure, white soul 1 ,�7, the members of the weddhig -- - . 11:,-, promises a good frame dwellinir house. [L_�) I gone." ance, she retired to an upper room bad flowTL I 1. �M , � ... . .. 4�1�1�,'. ., with party to the 'house for from Friday . I Obeckers reached for his stick, b and prepared herself with what corn- Tbere. are some who faint at the 11 tl�11` � � kitchen attached: framo barn 74x54 with ,,', ut , mind, . 1�f,'I�,_�; . I � . ��" �!� , mtone foundation. stabling underneath and to the Monday following. Pert restrained him. "Never fort she could to rest, while Sadie thought of a thing, but are brave . , ,�,�,', � .. �,,, � � 1,.�., ,", ,� I �� cleblent floors and water throughout, driving At this season of the year there was ", a 1. dearest," she said, "it may not be as opened the ,windows and dTeW fa e face. Such , - . , 1�� _,I� �, , I ; house, Dig lion and ben house. Also L%bout .. , bad as you think-thingq 'never are; shades. Sadie. She realize4 the . .�', , - ten geren of' good hard wood b -b- The nothing of actual work t� be done 4 ` the when they meet it c to n the . � a one was 11 property is well fercod and well drained and UPO place, and'Cheekers was - . ;, I 1 , I � , i; I and -we've got the house and the farm 11 Now, Pert," said Sadie, "take care situation at a glance; and though the 7�y 1 of 1. I . "'.. �- convenient to good 'markets, churches and free to hunt with the men or drive I and the bonds; and. whatever hap- these powderq with a little wqter, awfulness of it benumbed her, she . �, , 11 ; naoola. For further particulars avrdv to with the. girls, as he elected pens we've got each other." and I think you'll feel better right did, dry-eyed and mechanicilly, What I 1� 1 MISS LILLY J. McGregor, R. R. 'NO. 1. ,�"., � I I I I . Dublin, or on tb�e prenitses. or to P_ S. RA Whether it be for tbq, raason�ptat Say 66 Bayer" - Ing'rk I "Y''es; You've got eadh other," said " , 1111"". ,� 2925 " � � Solfbiter, Seafoith, owt t: away. I'll leave the box here on the shekn0w must be done. MrA. 13arlow . P �: ,� � ,�,,�.,,�_ misery loves comp -any, 9P Or fo the the old man epically, "and that's all table, near the bed, and if the first she cood not lift but, she sprililikled . _�,, :1,15 , , I ., 5 ACUM rAlt,x FOR sAm.-LOTS go much more probable and Irindly reA- For Pain Headidt. ye will hhve,'R things goos thisway. I., -�I��..��, ,�,� � 12 JLAF� oile doesn't e'dre, your headache and bey face with wat�r, and ptit t pilbw . ." ,�� , " and 27, Concession it. MoIrMar, tour son that "our truest happiness lieg in I If yer goin' to -Little Rock boy" he Put You to isleep, take another. Now I � � " ". , �,,,�� S :,,��: i", �.'.' � i � I Neuralgia said -sharply, ft old all- is , 1,-:: 1 tallea from Walton. 0 rallm from Senforth) makf.ng others hgppy,�, it is ceTtain Rheumatism ng'alting his ' there anything more you want, (Continued on p4lta 6) , " "I'll";: emoblui'r"chnf;'�ngtatetmblageolocadm2'iftnhrAvm'hmoovd- loehaaUbaZuede that most young mIarried couples . VeT WeLtch, aye -niu§t hurry; ,ye ain't 1, ,,� �' � ", � I ��, \ I ,,,]� �', . , � , ?�, 1 ;11',#,j 1 �, �1,1'11'� i, under cultIvatlon. The lo til dralvO hate a very strovig llweaknet0 'foT Lumoago Colds more't time to make At now.11 . � 1.111,?,,,;,1 =4 has, an woven wlra�re-ntfng. q%we 6` matA I I I- - -_ ,,:,,�', ',"g "' an the vremices A good btlelc ho"110, 17 rftm , 1. I tbat this vras 0, and .�, � I -making And Pert and Check- I I . 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