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ed papers. III have here," he an- . came to this country, ,-but I cannot gan," he laughed. "I warn you. in 'Never." . � ;W9464" V 11
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touch of solemnity to it, "a trial bal, ported British butler showed 'Brice ougly being reminded, When I do a fort." ging in Township, Nine and go back sieve, , I ��, I
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on a quatrain from "L411a Ro9kh Bryce -reacbed- for the papers. towing which, she turned to present case to Bryce. ",11' neighborhood where he got this." haul ouribgs, after the expiration of Proof That the 6tomach 1- � I " ) ,
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ran througl� his'mind: 11 . ti You. will note the ariount chtLrged her v�sitor to Colonel Pennington, who "Uncle Seth aTwayi a Weak. . .,. �. I ,.,
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To glad,me with its limpid, Rye, amounts approximately to two thou- "Uncle Seth, this is Mr. Cardigan, vous glance at Pennington. "Ife was "Rondeau is not communicative. He road, that the wisest course my father wbu dread meal time? Hungry, and ' "...'. �',`,
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The gol-c5raed thing was sure to die represents payments to crippled em- I landed in Red MUM" trade back in Michigair,-but out here "What delicious -soup!" Bryce Our timber in Township Nine to you. pains and discomforts -that foll W�.' _:.�;;, ��.
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the possessor of a very great "In addition to these payments, your of reserve, of distinct aloofness, de- Colonel admitted with his hv�t air of challenge and defiance between guest begin to davirn upon you.- The Col- increasingly difficult to correct the ' ' .,
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father owns thirty-two thirty -acre spite his studied. politeness. Bryce hearty exparisiveness. ','I'm afraid I sind host had been so skillfully and one] was smiling now; his handsome digestive oider. There is no tonic 11, t. I
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of the day basking in the sunlight logged -over lands. These little farms which the Colonel grasped in a man- that you have ---at least,..l have been hadn't the slightest suspicion that nression pontifical. "I'll' give you a the whole body; thw a blood-buildi-ug , , ., _�
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The days passed swiftly, as they you know, these farms are wonder- ed to squeeze the lax fingers until th� detaitts and work them out on 'a com- N I �
have a habit Of passing after one has fully rich, and are planted in apples Colonel should bellow with pain- but man basis to our mutual advantage. , and more trifling matters. Coffee it.,, ...�'.,
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dollars an acre, and so you wiU see "Your niece, Colonel,isone of those For instance, your scale of wages is' nington's fifty -cent perfectos a I I tile benefit of other sufferers. He . .",
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I . that your father has approximately fortunate beings the world will al- totally disproportionate to the pre..,_1sprightIy three -cornered conversation! ' I says --2'I suffQred from indigestion, . � ,I
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arty who are really rich, but do not ed beyond the possibility of doing th, has doubtless told you of olir first talk shop. I imagine We hav(- enough himself that be was too apprehensive (,,, and pears, are given herewith: ,-l
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know It. You may be one of them hard work of the mill and woods," meeting some twelve years ago 11 of that during the day. Ilo,.o.i(les, -that this cool young man knew no -i Peach Croustades. - "I.
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� have been advertised for, here and "Formal leases have never been exe. It - I el � ly he proffered Bryce a limp hand; syrup, .sprinkle round sides thickly After taking three boxes I noticed a "L"; § ,
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we offer for sale contains thousands property at your father's pleasure.- ope," the Colonel explained. "She's sport of muskellunge-fishini.r, whi,:h'ression of the latter, this time he piece of cake, Serve cold with cream. ( ,
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of mames which have appeared in "I think that will be about as far ready at any time to break a lance prompted Bryce to enter in:,j a de.;_' squeezed with a -simple, hearty earn- Peach Surprise. 41'_,_'X1
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�vith the Demon Rum. Back in Mich- cription of going after swordfish estnesq, the while he said: Line ramekins or small shallow treatment, took moderate exercise, .I'.
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Ivish, Welsh, German ' French Bel- proce,ed," Bryce replied smilingly. igan, where we used to live, she saw mong the islands of the Santa Bar- icculd take plain food without suffer- - .1
slla4, Swedish, India , too many woodsmen around after the bara channel. "Trout -fishing when mt have to assure you that my vlsit into each half of a nice large peach, , 1
n Colonlaf, and 'My father', word has always been , , I I ing as formerly, and proved that �
ath& newspapers, inserted by lawy- considered sufficient in this country- spring drive. So we'll have to drink the fish ts into white Water is good here this evening has not only been pared and stoned, fill the cavity with . "'
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-CouWns Hat of English and Irish be -en collateral enough for those who aeated-" steel- bead in Eel River are hard to night, sir, and pkasant dreams." almond.-,, moistened with whipped ach and nerves. Anyone suffering . - ill
Co*ts of Chancery and �unelaimed know him." Bryce seated 'himself. "Well, we bea; muskellunge ,are a.deli ht and With difficulty the Colonel suppres- cream, and fill up the mold with thick ...&'.
dividends Hat of Bank of England. - 1111 from stomach or verve troubles will 1,
"But my dear boy," Shfelair pro- limbermen are a low lot and natur- tarpon are not so bad if'"Xe look- sod a groan. However, he was not crearn, sweetened and whipped stiff. , -�,,11*-,
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tested "while that sort of pbilan- ally fond of dissipation," he agreed. ing for thrills; but for genuine in- the sort of man who suffers in sil- Stick several of the almond slivers in liams, Pink Pills a fa*r trial." �_:,�;
In the list. Send $1.00 (one dollar) throp; is very delightful when on, "I fear Miss Sumner's Prohibition spiration give me a sixteen -foot once: for a minute later the butler, the cream- I , I
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practical when one is teetering on the streng-thened after slit has seen the water from three to six feet, and Jio tur climbed the stairs to hN library i Pare and halve fresh ripe peaches.
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verge of financial ruin. After all, r"d-train." it three or four hundred times -all board the latter curse with an eloqu- I Beat the white of two eggs until stiff 'I"
Dept. 296, Bryce, self-preservation is the first "What is that?" Shirley queried. on a line and rod so light one daro�; ,nc,e, that was singularly appealing. I and (try, add two tablespoonfuls of Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, ,
law of human nature, and the sale of "The mad -train runs over your un- not state the exact weight if he val- powder;,d ,sugar, a pinch of salt and I Ont. Write to -day for a copy of the 11 1.
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I - I Pittsburgh, Pa., U. S * A. those farms would go a long way to- cle's; logging railroad up into Town. ues his reputation for veracity. Once CHAPTER XIV I 'anilla or almtrind flavoring. Heap � to Eat." I
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I I 2930 -ti n ship Nine, where his timber and ours I was fishing at Safi- -" th- meringue in the pe-ach cas", I
ward helping the Cardiga Redwood . Colonel Seth Pennington looked up' lir,,wn in a quick oven and serve cold' -0 I
Lumber Company out of the hole it is located, It is the only 'train oper- - The butler appeared in the door- . ".
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is in at present." ,tjj(.(�. "Well?" he demanded brus-� Dutch Peach Cake. I New York judge declares a womari
LONDON AND WINGHAM "And we're really teetering on the at five p.m. to carry the Penning -ton time announcing that dinner wa- ' -hvil addr(-s.,ing big em- ; 1.
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a.m. p.m. queried calmly. after their Saturday-nigbt celebra- arm to Bryce; with her other arni , to a�sumv his pontifical manner. finking po-wrisr, an(I one-half teaspoon; at loast ask him what his last name 11, , I
'*� � Exeter ............ 10.16 6.04 "That is; expressing your condition tion in town. As a usual thing, all linked through her unelp's she turned , _ .Nlr. Bryco Cardigan is waiting to salt. Work in with the finger tips I is. -Border Cities Star.
Hensall ........... 10,30 6.18 mildly. The semi-annual payment ,)f hands, -with the exception of thL, tow�trd thp dining room. see you, sir." ��
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- -, - Brueefield ......... 10.44 6 inzing, w"ping or fighting drunk.,' ed. The soft glow (if the candles in
.32 falls due on July first --and wtI're go- - ' . , liryc;- entered. "Good morning,
Clinton Jet . ....... 10.58 6.461 ing to default on it, sure as death and But why do you provide transpor- the old-fashioned qilvvr candlestick, , (,oIor-1(,l . I, he said pleasantly an,I AWARDED MEDAL BY RADIO
Clinton, Ar . ....... 11.05 6.52 taxes. Colonel Pennington holds; a tation for them to come to town Set- upon the table wa-; ri-flected in the . I
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11.21 6.5� means prompt suit for foreclosure." ! "", `I had enough of that
Clinton Jet . ....... � i 'If logs, and if we didn't let -them do itely patterned redw,md burl Br . ured him.
L,ondesborough .... 11.35 7.121 "Well, then, Sinclair," Bryce re- , it, t yce! :w;f night We'll just consider tho
Blyth ............. 11.44 7.2J tnrt,ed, carefully pigeon -holing the hf,v'd ask for their� time. It's the Cardipn had ever soon. .Also the I hand shaki'ng ail attended to. if you
Belgrave .......... 11.56 7.33 documents the manager had handed way of the gentle lumberjack. An. -I panel§ were uringuril1v large. pl,as,% flave a chair; sit down and,
Wingbam Jet., Ar. - 12.08 7.45, him, "I'll tell you what we'll do. For; of cour,�e, once tlwy get in, we have Shirley Sumner's ;ilvrt glance fol-, tell nip what I can do to make you
Wfugham Jet., Lv.. 12.09 7,451 fiftV year-, my father has played the , to round thorn tip on Sunday after- ]owed Bryce's as; it cw,pf around the � happy."
12.12 7,5 5 game in this community like a sport noon and get them hack on the job, room. "This dining r,i-,m is Uncle. ' I'm delighted to find you in such a �
0 South. I a geleman, and I'll be. damned Honr,e the mad -train." Seth's particular delight, Mr. Cardi- I "
if his; son -.,,Ill dog it now, at the fin- � "Do they fight.. Mr. Cardigan?" gan," she exTyPainvd. . I gvnvrous frame of min(l, Colonel.
p.m. Frenuontly. T might qay III, I You ran ninko nip genuinely happy
a.m. . t?all,, "Tt is very bomitifol, Miss Sumner, ' on '
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Wingham ......... your rerna,rks .. I liv n-newing, for ton �'PRrs the 1
that we rould find ready sale for those It's quile an inqpiring sight to see ,i And your unrle has Nv,iiked wonders ,:Inw tlerm.� as; the original contract,,
Wingham Jct . ..... 7.01 3.21 counle of Inmherincks; going to itt. on in the matier of hnvii,g it polishpd.', ,,,
'Belgrave .......... 7.15 ' 3.3 2 ' thirty-two little farms?" � " ur arrangvnient to freight the logs
Blyal . 3.44 1 'If am continually receiving offers i "' flat -car travelling thirty miles an Those panels arl� p,i1:,"1Y the larg-, of 1h, Cardigan Redwood Lumber
............ 7.27 or them." boiir." est .and most. htitiotiful ,pecimens or, Ci�mpnny from thv xvoo4k to tide-::
Londesborough .... 7.35 3.52 "Then they were not included in - "But arpn't they liable to fall off redwood biirl evvi- fm i-d out in this ' Ivalor", ;
461inton Jet . ....... 7.49 4.06) the list of properties coi I And get killed?" country. Thol grain i, not merely' .
Clinton ........... 7.56 4.13 iered by our ( o1wivi l'onnington cleared his I
� l')onded indebtedness?" � 'IN,). You q,e, lhey'rp uqed to wavy; it. is not mvr(-!v (-.urly; it is thront with a propitiatory "Ahern -in!",
Clinton Jet . ....... 8.03 4.20 1 1
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Brucefield ......... 8.15 4.32 "No, Your falhor refused to include. fivi-iting that way. Moreover, the on. .irt.ually so rontrar ' %, �hnt you he V' Thvii hi, removed his gold spectacles
Kippen ........... 8.22 4.40 them. Up said he would take a chance. ginpor looks back, and if he sees any here, Colonel Penninv'�in. a room ah-, ;,n, I van,fulily wipvd thvin with a siilk �
Hevisall ........... 8.32 4.rxo on the financial future of hims,elf and I signs of Donnybrook Fair, he slowq ,;olut.ely unique, in ilmt it is formed i handkerchief, a-, carefully replacod
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Exeter ............ BA7 5.05 "ITow horrible!" .s;badows in it. And h,,w it doe�s re- I thon gsizv(I curiously at Bryce I
pendents." i "Yes, indeed- The right of way is Vpon my stoul!" ho breath �d I
"Good old John Cardigan! weii, i fleet those candles!" I I
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Sinclair, I'll not take a chance .on "And T niti,t rntifess to I " .
East. them vit1wr; .so to -morrow morning Colonel Penninirt.on spoke. up. "We clared. A. -in issme which you havo ,
a.m. P -m. don't bR,vp ,any flRbting on the mad- pardonable pridp in il, nItbougli ro.,poning, , -
.you will instruct our attorney to the livi-n p,lpaqed to r(-gard a-, having been '
Goderich .......... 6.00 2.20 draw up formal life-leasos on those train any more.,, he ,said blandly. bask of 'keeping tho Nvalls from be- -,�Illi,d in the bw,t. lotier my father
Holmesville ....... 6.17 2.37 farms, and to me]((- certain they are "TntlIppri! How do you prevent it? ing marred by the Ni-niture knock- i had from you, and wherein you nam -
Clinton ........... 6.26 2.62 absolutely unassailable. Colonel Pon- Bryce asked. irg against thorn ro,11iii-es, the utmost'ed terms that werp absolutely pro-!
Seaforth .......... 6.41 3.12 nington nnay have the IAndq sold to "My woods-bosst. Jules Rondeau. care." I hibitive." i
St. Columbian ...... 6.49 3-20 satisfy a deficiency judgment against in akvq them keen the peace," Penning- Bryce turned and his brown eyes I ".My dear youngr frivnri! My very
Dub,lin : .......... 6.54 3.28 us, but while those life-leRsei from ton replied with a small qnfilp. "Tf blazed into thr, C,Jnnol's. "W'here I Irlear young friend! I must, protest.
. there's; ,any fighting to be done, he did you succeed in finding such 3 at being asked to di.qcuss this mat-;
West. m. the former owner are in force, my i dors; it," marvellous tre.e?" lip queried point-
.. , a.m. p.m. p- father's proteges cannot be dispoq-1 ter. Your father and I have been!
Dublin ...... 10-37 -5.38 9.37 sessed. After they are dead, ofl "Yoii menn anioi:ig his own crew, of odly. "I know of but one tree in over it in rislail; we failed to Agrpe, I
St. 6lumban. 10-42 5.44 . ... course, Pe-nnington Imay take the I ---.-- -- - ______ - Humboldt County thrit, could have and that settle- it. AR a matter of
Seafol-th- . ... 10.53 5.63 9-," farms ---and he damned to hi,p, produced such bonutiful burl." fact, I am not in position to handle I
Clinton ...... 11-10 6-08 10.04 . For about a sperind Colonel Pen-
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, Aesville . . 11.20 7.03 nington met Bryce's glance unwaver-
. % God6rich .... 11.40 7.20 10.30 throwing ,way two hundred thousand . ingly: then he read something in hfiA which I took over when I bought the
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'A* stanceq you could scAreely expect me. ruary 17th, Sir Henry Tharnton, President of the Canadian National RaJl- _��: �,RIM.
, w4riw .... I ............. 6.04 are any of those farms untenanted at , " �
6.11 the present time?" Rondoau, my vo,00ds-bnss, knew T to saddle MVRC]f With it RgAin, at your I waws, sp�aking from CNRO, Ottawa, presented the medal of the Roy4 1 , ,_
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Aubftn ................... "Yes. Old Bill Tarpey, who lost his F11cs.M*uftm wa's on,the lookout for somethbg stpe- more request and qolr,ly to oblige Humane Society to Mrs. K. G. Polyblank, wife of a civil engineer in the . 1. . �,.? , � -
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,T�*,4*t6 .................. 10.25 The Tarper boy - : to Mrs, Poly8TWhk who, with a nh-mber of friends, listened to the �
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