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. -win to R. - S. HAYS; - Seaforth, Ont. a silence. standing for him to follow,-Apanne and the en- an 7 Uturned the pictu --ta all appearance ready ties still. unknown ta'paience. 1 4�,;,;;,,`�,T 1
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Lacres There are on the - "No one will ever know." he can- Pierres, returned.' Philip was uneasy fairs, and to sendz,Pierre's body with "` it lying in dry dock and has been there most important recent .addition' JA; ''�, � ,. Z,
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room�d frame hous , bank barn 60x75, ]a n to tinued. "Even MacDougall will not until.the -two dark -faced hunters came a suitable escort - ht, soft and lumin - for so long that the � spars which prop "The soul survives, after, d � i -J- ' ��,,,;�, .
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15 S. all in. good condition; 60 acres geeded guess what has happened out there- "It isn't necessary for me 2,d her in pDsition -have- grown black with can InSuifeit ,f ":,)�'..
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vail and phone. Will be ,old on reaso4nab:e were trace of his ambush behind. But the Cassidy noddedo',`:Six months before trembled. Jeanne eame across -to him and span paint of her hull. �
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Cassidy's cabin. The windows silently, and crept into his arms. And The owner of this yacht is Mr. I : ,,,� 81
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I 2952-tt ter and play of Cassidy's two children and could give only one reason for a big spruce back'of his cabin. . God turned toward them and stretch- aire.L It is said that he belongs to a hallucination, and they usuallyL A'p� ,-L:��--.- �
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, within. Gently he drew Jeanne to the burning pine on. the summit of Philip hastened to the stables, and, - ear dressed as they were when'liv- 'I �".,
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reasonable terms. For further particulars some one with me and you can come -him it just eccentricity? and other objects can 'be. seen, �`115,
4apply on the premif�es or address, Thorpe's men, under Blake, had met east and south, AM the fine particles Jeanne and her father had left re since through their bodies." ��`,:::�,
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P. 0. JOSEPH McQTJAID. 2962x4 a quick finish at the hands of Sachigo would thicke , ;ina turn into snow. Philip went quietly from his room, , , ,,.,,.,L �
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CHOICE FARM FOR SALE. -LOT 9. CON- in the sweet touch that told more of and his ambushed braves. His men By morning the world would be white. Passed down the hall, and opened the � %1111 ..'I' ... 1,
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n2. Stanley. containing 100 acres in left for their cabins, with the excep- He came into the forests beyond the outer door. He could hear the gale he anchored a fewhundred yards out over a period lasting several years. , ;, � . ,,,�. �
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fia ,Yes i,i spend the remainder of the night in tops the -wind was-fialf a gale, filling rock, and ' "The victifn of a murder can re- 1. . �
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side. and ther modern conveniences. Barn, have the strength---mto-night. I must one of the office bunks. Alone .he the night with wailing and moaning cedar forest. and he closed t. beard arid iron -grey hair, a yachting veal the assassin. .. . L � ,'.,��4..
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.10 Fort journey to Fort a' God. through him as hi thought of Pierre darkness and wind. He bowed his , �' � "",
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2% milles from Brucefield and Kippen sta- a, God." . A lamp was burning low beside the in the cabin. In sucib a way, he im on deck and leaning on the taff- "Sometimes they do not know. they .. ,;,�,�` ,
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� , , �, . STEVENS, on the premises. or to J. A. Me- "I Will send MacDougall wi into the shelter of the Sun Rock, and rail looking seawards, but never I � �,�
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- Listowel, Betecutors for the estate of Walter " i 0 er. and then he gazed in wonder upon that Pierre had .f6und the woman stood there after that listening to taverns by tl6e family kneeling by the bedside. 1, I . .�,'4� � -11 .
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forth, conveniently situated to all ebpr�hdo For a brief space longer th ening in his . throat Philip thought guided the half-breed then was bring- Since man had first beheld that rock Why Mr. Brown came there when he ness that the disaster is avoided." . . .;, I
'mere is a comfort- outside of Cassidy's cabin, and then . such storms at this had- come and is going to sail, and whith�;, they do "You ask me where the soul goes ,.�
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.11 ,I � ter 6 -hargem. 75 head of cattle and 40 he" neps name. It seemed to him, as he wind' changed. The fine Particles hundred years and more had passed of the old days at Brightlingsea- difficult question, a very difficult ques- 1. ". , 'i
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two cement silos; driving shed and via$, - I that Pierre was not 4ead. but that he then there was no longer the wailing a wondrous world from its summit. curious trippers used to row out and known, unexplored and incomprehens- � "..,
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I 4, farm is well drained and h "No, it is not the first time," she was sleeping a quiet, unbreathing and the moaning in the tree -tops, but An - '11
,! windmill. The sleep, in which there came to him the soft murmur of a white deluge Ing and moailing about him, filling all from the millionaire. MT. Brown's thing about the other world is never :. LL , ., L 9
I a high state of cotivation. The crop is SP confessed, in a whisper. ."Not since . . ph, and gifts depended on his moods; occas- satisfied. We get thousands of Mes- � %,
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fsts posswiion. Apply to )& BEATON, had offered up his life and his soul- and hid the trail. There were two i t vulgar banality they are of little use. ,11,
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�;L,L, cement floors, water system, bawls, self to the Valley of Silent Men on the with a fear that he might pass the Rock of the Crees, he had founded tress. but they have rarely seen him. that this is the case, and I do not ,, I
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all moderately equipped. No reasonable offer ;Pf the mountains -and the fo en on shore. on Mars, but whether the life e3dst- I
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1. I Concession 11, and west half I ack opening that Mark- - .1',
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I V, taluing Ise acres. Thereare on the proubse eam, and secure top Prices; make gently drew the, covers which had hid- ed the e I into the fat!e of the Almighty. And .0 I -
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�,.` targo-bank barn 10OX69, feertLwith -firet,01afe this Your Creamery. den the telltale stains of death from -beyond -he shw lights burning he fancied, too, that beside him there �; %'L -
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. I'll, . and 4 =lies from He=#.Z, 0 delivered at the Creamery. ,Bring in it was bent and twisted. A .budder gl of light that came from the big moifiing tumult of the night there Pas ohns. N.F.-The hunt for fur -.'I'�,N
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I . at his feet -knelt Jeanne, and so Close Out from his window, and saw the said' .,
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t' " were they that D'Arcambal's face was top of the Sun Rock glistening ir,
��'.. � . I . church; 9 Ram good bard* covery made. him almost -forget the th endless and perhaps dry details north as the field of the pelt hunters , , .. I
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1. ou the prembes a good brick house. I rooms . Of I n 0 undargon "I
cenar. under ,whole �-htfasra Ifith " opened the locket. becaWe it was e, nor with tales of the evi- Hudson's BAY Company now has A "'
l, ftn& - kf4bene the -room than big presence seemed to were now unending ca opies of sn w, brought to me by r.umerous chain, of posts in Bafflislund `
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gom is free of weeds, This' is one -of 21, PZ�ars apply to . L , "'he said. departure fro- this meriting the me 1. ...
", . . J�alildlngm are in first class reValik" "d a cenjildii, ` He*. EaSY Urlafl.' FOF snows I Was it Pas ble that this the girl -and held it 'out to Philip. Trembling with the joy of this, Phil- at supply of the rag- 1'.1-1
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I tO acres each- These farms are well located. of the terrible story ,which -him coming, and.turned toward him, ,;
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fAd under&-oisid, osif at present 80eolftbt a *e" She was born 6n the eighth day of .., �.,
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