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"Then, by all accouints, you have Ander-ton---,a representative of the could ,not get away, and, a third per- Stane rolled hirrioelf in his sle�ping "But I haf," said' Jean Benard. "I I fe uAt ,��!
Imet wN regular rogue. Andertonl law too—lending yourself to such a ' I thought th- -vn e hope Of sleep, haf been up eet "tee miles. Two days , I I I
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that Chigmi 'had carried Off Miss better." qtl,ent]Y cipened hii to see Ain- .Mission, Where a I - 1, � "'T
Yardiely. antagonist, and he weint down, and .1 married priest. -L AM, HURON EXPOWOR . 111'.,
Under pressure he told a3- III "know more than you think, Ain- just alt . ley still bent over ,his pocket-bo,k, preach zee Gospel to, zee Indians. ,. " J
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so the , Place for whiell the half-breed ley. You remember Jar . lock who WaS killedby the seeond.ln4jan, but Presently drowsiness came over He ees vaire good, man 4.", . ,
Will �) , a desolate district, lit- in our set—?" WILP als,J him. The last time his eyeL . I who laugh I I I "... "
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Nlne',t�the Lakei of the Little ,"Jartook!" The name broke from ;'Who was the person with t1he �
tlevave istruck me, knocking me senseless."
Mooiie. Know it?" I I ,1P.
Ainley in a tone of consternation.". knife? ,Some one with jean write, and was sitting staring into fatee, and i for some time in ' I , ; .. 14, , "
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Benard?" thefire with . surribre'eyes. Then sleep thought, then when the opportunity ONS' . ',�,� .
"Yes, I was tkere this m,orn-ing; '�Yes, Jarlock! A good fellow, "'No," answered ,Stane slowly, ,,it Overtook him complete,ly. POPULAR STALLI , ��� ... ....".
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there.7p a friend his faults, who,,ind4ed could "Miskodeed! cried Helen in u ng earnest- Tmfting race record 2.06%; half in 1.01%. I P " � . I6 .1
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. Again the flicker of doubt came in on occasion overlook'a crime when. .surprise. . tteir A arid IY-4A burst of light laug .1 .�:
the� with a powdery snowdriving into his the men by t cai "I
Ainley's eyes, and inr the glow of thA 'he thought it was the crime of 4 "Yes! I, did not kno�r it at ,' he; mp, fire, and Jean will stand foir season of l9s2 at his b"
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hension come on his face, � It was ",What in thunder are you'gassing Jean Benard arid 1. It was a dread7, '41 Ainley's gon . "What ees ze saying of 1-�m
there for but a Pionient, then it was about?" cried Aintley blusteringly. ful discovery. Jean, had corne back ma a beautiful head and neck, the beb�, of feet � 1� � �
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tainprom- to his cabin, hoping to ri m.rry her and there was any very real need,but ness frorn zee jaws of d6atiI I %�.
gone; -but in, that moment the girl "About Jarlock and a ceT Indians to wabeh—not that I thought' be
had seen deeply -into Airiley's heart, issory note which he paid, a rlot�, ,.she had died for me!" the beggar slept, and Ainley evident- eetself." brown in col.n a -ad weighs About 1'150 pounds, I_ 1, I
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Pind knew that fear was rapidly which bore,your name and his. Your "Oh," ,sobbed Helen in a sudden, ly took th "Yes! And these two deserve the and without a ,doubt is one of the best stan- I..
mounting there. . signature �was quite genuine. Jar- acce.ssion of grief. "I would ha e opportunity, to bolt," happiness they will get!,, . daTd bred trotting stallions standing in On- -1 ... � .... � I ,,, ,.
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was there you owned that you—" know,�' answered Stane qqietly.— "No, noT anything else'i-that I can E. G. 'PLUM. 11 .z,i �; �
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first. I followed a P shorter route, and "He told?" said AifileTk. "The cur "And, last night when you were in, s';ee--.He,has even left hi's Pockot-book was busy else,where", spent some ,time ,,o.,- j3russels, Ont. 11 I :'d 11
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. . behind with some pages bent over In con rsatiOn with Jean Benard e Pure Bred Canadian Clydesdale Stallion . "I I � .
when he showed up. I saw Miss ;'Yes, he told !me in confidence af "Olces , r was jealou's Of that girl; last and addressed to,you., Hiere it is! Out who, after a few moments, cried en- Th . ;tt'i" �
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t You seer, he believed in Stane, d In his voice, "there was no need, I'm going after him th Jean Ben- .iIi Zee dogs an' ze,e stores I Monday—Will leave the Cornmerciag Stables. � I:,
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casion when charlees should be taken as I did myself—,, . Helen. You must know ,that?" ard, and, I want. you to 166k adte r would giv' dem you eef I vos So poor Hemall atj�d go west to Parr Line and 'north I . . + , '74,4
so we fired from the bushes " Oh, yes, I know it now, But she toi John Forrest's. for moon: then to C. Stev- . I �_
' Chigmok- and these Indians of Ain- a man! But you can buy dem � I _1
.on the "And you would make me th- was very beautiful, and Gerald Ai!I_ . — wid enson's, for rdght� Tuesda:y,—West by Mds.
three kidnappers and shot theirn down. .scapegoat for Stane's crime ", Ainle - h ley'g," Pleasure!" road . oshen Line to Orval McClinchey's, I I ,� "A
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Then as there was another sledge laughed harshly. III will see to ; then east to Elmer Webster's, for vx�e.
Y ley had suggested that you—t at You I "All right, Anderton! But �ou woret Very well! But not a word to An- '�r nG ? I
comin, on behind, I r You —'And I am sure that she loved Catch Ain'ley, 0 " night1lo"Wed,ne:�day.—North on 4th Concession t��,
9 emoved Miss hung first,"i he cried. ,'I—" y u know." devtbn till ,morning." 11, /1 1
1 to McFarlane's corner, then' east to Ed. ,
you. But not more than 1, though she "Why not?'F I A
Yardely to my own sledge and to es- *He broke off abruptly as a sound died for you!" e "Right, nIi I under'stand, You Glenn's, on side concession, for noon; and . I 11
cape further trouble we Pushed the of �elping dogs sounded from the "I am v�ery sure of that," answ(li "B cause," was the reply given mi,�tb . an' you -r mees you gi,vp. p'licemans south to ,)V . ,� I �sj
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dogs hard till we got here . . . wood, and .stared into the darkness. Stane earnestly, ,putting his arm a Ainley has gone very far indeed." "That it is," laughed -Stane, to Her,Tall for night. Friday.—By 1,
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-fell silent for a moment, and sat "I expect that will be Jean Ben- Helen solbbed'co -n came in- 'And Anderton's surprise was com-� Road ,to-. 2TL4 Concession, to George Arm- . � . ...
there watching.'the ,two white men ard," he, said quietly.. I always be gra rivulsively, ,11 shall to the poli�(e,man's eyes, and he w,his- plete.,W.hilst it was yet dark and t shrong's, for n;5on; then to HeiL5all. . for I .1 1. I ,
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and the whit. girl who had heard the "Jean Benard? INho is Jean'Ben- wa,s jealous of ber. She, � ,stars were twinkling frostily,, -the Terms—slo.0o to insure. ., ,, i ,�. �, ;
"You think—" -he, began, and three dog-te-an-us were 'harnessed on . " �,.
conclusion of his narrative. They re- ard?" cried Ainley. for (rre—and she was only_ -,an Indian stopped. . I � . I 1�� �
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the silence too much for his nerve . .... . said arted on 'the longest trail of. all. . ov r -at Jean Bena am was . ��� �
-s, �'Ghigmonk!" Stanet, "She cai to warn me and Why didn't' -he ,take dogs? How,] c e.Y t� rd's te The Premium Clydesdale Stallion I T'
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profound silence, be flashed out ir- was not dead as- you meant him to , Both were silent for . P
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"Well, what do you think of my able to tell his story which flashing beauty, the other 'of J "Not 1, TWsieu'Andeft-i said the a . . P. .1 ",
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story?", � much more interesting �tory than bent over the cold face of his trapper ' ippen by I �, .
ad "His tracks ar' ith a grin. "I go wid yo London Road to Al, Harvey'a, for night.
"It is a very interesting story," � yours, and, as I h g leave to think, love and then, Helen, §Po, de e on. the backward wl u . 1�
e ke again. trafl—" I I to Fort Malsun to help: you look after TuesdAy.—To Second Concession', of Tucker -
said Anderton at last. much more truthful one." I a ,, ��t tell me! The atfack on. the To Qhigmok an' ze o4ders. But I zee smith. south IY4 miles. then east to loth con- I I - . . . . I I �
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shooting down those three eyes.' The glow of the fire tevealed, I P P d "To the English Mission!" Then a miles to ltloyd's Colquilsoun's for -noon; then by . - '17t�
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Indnappers then?" I "I am afr�id ni Staffa, to Willidin Patriek's,* for night. I
I a terrible look ton his face—the look nd,Iition� light brokelon .the policeman and he ,Thumsday.—North IY4 miles to 7th Concession : �6A
"On, the face of thing&—yes! If of a man who in a -single moment "Then it was (tterald Airdey who, quietly. . turned to where Stalle and I'll ''I'll
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has was to pay the price fo, e that the "And you"ll only be wasting your stood togeither, with laughter in their Doig's, for night. Friday.—West �o Gem. I , . !
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not the slightest doubt that You fol. He stood there dumb, hi mell's corner, then norbh to Will Road bo, :
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I Is face work- he collapsed so utterly when Chig-mok "I hope to God you're right!" bro,k both," be said. ,,It.is a pretty .ess, north to
lowled the right course." ing painfulLy, and then, as the dog- came along just how?" e game McAdam's side cone ion, and 11
"You don't doubt its �orrectness?ll team broke into the circle of the fire- Out the policeman vehemently. "But th cheat Tne out of the jorb of ,best Csrno�chan Bros., for night Saturdayi �;-. . '.
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, . I light, he fell ,back into his seat �y the "But why did he shoot down Cbig- Duty's duty�btrt you don't suppose tip-top thing to dio, to marry before T"mas—Terms to insure, i1s.00. , �f
"I have not said so,"' answered the fire in utter collapse, his face hidden mok's party?" . I
policemain gravely, "'but so far, as ' in his hands. . I I I � In keen on .taking an old pal to be you go out of the wilderness." R. D, MURDOCK, .
you will see, "Well, I think it was to get rid of hanged at Regina. I'm gW, Ainley "That missionary," laughed - Stane., . Proprietor & Manager. � . .
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mri corroborate," replied Ainley. CHAPTER XXIVP I would be under ,the impression that to try and stop him; though I thank 'seni . Percheron Stallion . i�,
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mid Anderton. "But I airn not, try- have colme to light if tbose-ri on your spboes," la ghed Anderton, join- Fom A I ;,.
th When Ainle'y lifted- a, ell had Chiginok; ,he stands for -my honor and ing in th,e laughter. . Commencing Monday, May 30th. will travd �; :,t
,�hg 4ei case; "Ainley, I am only -Trmk- White, tor- lived. The ,-pretended rescue was a credit much more than ,kinley, be- practically the same route as last season. It
ing �he ,necessary inquiries that I tu'red face, it was to finA the man sufficient excuse for getting rid Of cause of his original ,crime. So lor�g!,, "And Jean says he laughs like an JOHN LIVINGSTON, , I �
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may make my report at the Post. And whom be -had used as a: -tool, and the men, who knew the instigator, par , angel," cried Helen, gaily. ,,I want to . �.�
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I had -better warn you that you ,lay whom, haiving used, he bad tried to timlarly of the half-breed." into the forest bn the backward trail , yer.seen - .. I
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iave a little trouble about this mat- kill', seated by the fire, staring 'it "Yes," saidHele''n thoughtfully. ,'"A. -i an angel laugh!" The Pure Bred Imported and Premium '� i
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When any wandering white man felt except Helen, who bad withdrawn to, said. .'But how d!lreadful it is to thmr-, poicket-book with a troubled, look in ou take the trail bo, Partadise? W.e1lI Enrolment No. 2200 :
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limself justified in pottin the shadow,, of the wood, and was that a (man can so conspire to—to—', Y Approved Form A I . 1.
9 his eyes. I wait and see you start!" Monday—WiTI leave his own s,fable. Staffa.
any In- walking restlessly to,and fro, unablo ,She broke, off "We're ready now," said Starie and, go south 2% miles to the i3th Conces-
Eaft whose presence he considered without'completing "What is it?" she asked, looking .
to witness further the downfall of'a her words and Stane nodded. atom and east, 21/2 iniles to Hugh Dalrymple, ��
Inimical. The administration of the round. 41W,here is Mr. Ainley and "'I'lig,ri, it's time You weTe off!", for 'noon; then north 21/. and west 2% mile* I I
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rider tOw"i For a moment there was silence, then strain in Ainley. But it will' f. f- es -,
.,he natives under its charge, and go, hard Ainley went away in the night then Stan -e stepped ajhea,d of the clo,g�s� day.—West to the 8th Comeersion f - ive miled" I .
matchful of their interests,. Andertoll spoke. with him now, for the half-breed will Tbe4 others have go,n,e after him. Tb'� whilst Helen took her place at tile and north to Montgomery Patrittis'a, for noon' � 11
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is the an, Ander� will not catch hiT*--at least, I pray gee -Pole. to Ivy Henderson's, McKiRop, for might. �
Stince it expects the story, Ainley?" ton was after when he came to the not," "MOOS'li! Moosb!" cried Jean to the Wednesday.—East IV, miles and north 2V2 I .�
>ol�nd to be. It is "Woul,dyou like to hear Chiginoh's be merciless. -He In
,ed man to: accept its laws, it can do , "There is no need that I should,," cabin, and- his life is forfeit on an - "You think he will get a '? PP dogs. Little's, for moon; then by .
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I trifle conten-v tuously. "But you and then dealt treac-heroualk With the Frank Johnston's, for noon, thenp
P The mounted polic�man was,silent him." "Oh!" cried Helen with a sob. "You English Mission, and overhead the east 11/4 milets and north 11/4 miles and onair �
mean that he—that hL& Vo lights of the Aurora, flaming sii&den- to the Losram Town Line and south to Ed.. .11
mn't clahn, that the circumstances for a little time, then he remarked: He paused in his walk a9d looked ll.se's, for night. Friday.—Se,uth i�j mil,% �
s affair are anything but extra- "Ile implications of his story are back towards . and west 11/4* mi -les and south to John Walsh's ,
Yf thi "Yes!" He hinted his intention to ly, lit'the trail with splendo-ur. .
)rdinary." " the fire where Ainley me last night---:" I �
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. I I rather serious for you, Aiii sat ,writing, -with- Chig-mak glowering "And .�`ou did not try to stop him?" THE END miles to Gray Bros., 4th Concession of Hib� 4
"No," agreed the policeman, ""I " Oh, I know it, don't I?" at him across the fire, whilst Ander- she cried almost reproachfully. bert, for night. Saturday --South 1% rn�lesi I
;hin,k .they are very extraordinary." "Then you adTni-t—" ton .sat staring abstractedly into the "No! Why should I? If YOb will 41W � . and west 21,', miles and south to Staffa by ;
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mused Aintley to look at him question- -defe n cie—th at's the proper legal ment of the half-breed's arrested his y, former heavyweight .he will rerri untU the followimg Monday �
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ngly. The polirema,n� whose la,ce thing to do, isn I ,;,on, why this vas the onl�'thing for chain .
t it?" attention. The man had -thrust his Ainley. He ha's left a long note in 17� S. senate. He should do s,vcll Terms—$13.00 to insure, Payable Febrdarr I
vas like a mask, was. staring in -to "It is the wise thing, inyway," hand into his furs, and as it was, hit,, pocket book and a such a. ,ob ginve he is used to hand- LIVINGSTONP & TFMPLEM,AN. Praprietwors. �
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,he fire, and did 'not catch the look. withdrawn Stane -caught sight of which clears me of that aftair at Ox-
kinley made as if to speak, then J"The wise thing!" again the bitter, something that glewred in the fire- ford. There is a note al,,;?o for you liC." th!rg�s with gloves.—Cfiat�:J.,,i John Livin"oone, Manager. .
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,hanged his mind and r,elmlained sil- "When did lio,ht. In a flash he spaw what was TPI'llaPS vou wonld like to take the . VALIANT GUY .
- mt. After -a little time Ariderton I ever do the wise thing? I suppose about to, happen, and shouted a hur- h-ok an(] read the no to me as Editor of the Stratford 37501 Can. No. 4079 q
1polke. again. I ffri consider myself under arre6t.1' ried warning. . well." �
"Seems -a long time. sin "Detained on susipicion," admitted "Look out, Ainley!" 1'� Bea('011- AP,,,veIl Form 1 Interim
ce we three I He handed her the poc Herald when he got out an go-,, I, CerL
Tien foregs,thered at Oxf d." anv.-t, 'If think I must tTou- In the same second, the half-brend, watchod her ,is she r ket book and Centenary Fdiflpon this week no doubt Bruvcfleld. for a 'li"71,tie'dIn s own table. I � �
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"Yes".' agireed Ainle pparently ble You for Your Pistol and hunting- standing swiftly upright, launched, lit,tle tpnt, t was hp.ard to remark: "The first Jum- until Ni-ther m,Dfice. , I
Y, a knife.!' ben began to busy himself Vallent Guy, trofter: brown colit: foaled I
�elieved at the change of'subject, "A himself across the fiiT at Ainley, with preparations fqr breakfa.st. Half dred years are certainly the w'()l,st,,, 31, 1924, standard and Registered. .
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Once �more Airiley laughed -his bit- knife in hand. T'hie white man who an hour later ffeleii ern-eTged again, —'9 � , Cittharines Standard. Bred by W` sinut Hall ra-rm, Doneraill, U.S+A.. ..
? rood, bit oif-water has, gone down the, ter I - M,reh
sis since then." . augh and unbuckling his bel t bad looked up at Stane's sudden Her eYes were r'ed with weeii . 11 is a son of the great Guy Axworthy 2�OW4. I �,
"And all the eircumstallet threw it,to the poli,'ceman. "It isn't warning was howled over in the snow "I hav �n rn n The Toronto Star finds that thf� tal;- His sire is the greatest producer of trrAterd ' "
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�red, it is rather a coincidence that often You arrest an old chum," he Nvith the half�breed on the tOP Of "t�e -e it i-;." She held a crumpled et . , on linen table ,cloths has doublo,l trotters on the list. and has 282 to his credit . ��
mid . him, The- knife was lifted, b,,ut never hall of paper in her hand'. 411t is the since 1930. As if that wasn't enough in -the iist to -day. Darn, Lady Oralin, 2.16. . I .1
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."It certainly is d1ramatic,"I admitted t -ripping the half' -e that be was respon,sibi He .rade mar�, $12.
heaven! But you understan�d Ainley, also had leaped,, And g sadd"t thing I ever read t
. - I've no option. if you were my own bi-Eed's wrist. he twistcd the e for my there is less food ,on theln, too, than WILLIAM BERRY, I 1. I
er it -would be-the.same. The from his grasp, and flinging it away, broke ii paddle in order that h' $,�
kinley. "Quite a Drury lane drii br6itbt I<nqfe going adrift, that be -deliberatel�- tbere was two Years ago.—Hanover Proprietor and ManageT�
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I oath of serAce is a veTY exacting one- eragged the attacker froni his rvic- inight find me and pose as a hero — The Imported and Premium Belgian Draft � I
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inswered Anderton quickly. :,Sta*ne of or toward any pierson. So help me, the -scene, Ainley was gatherilig up DE S HEMEL .�,
"More so than yo,u know, Ainley," —'without fear or favor or a tim. -By the -time ,Stane had reached because be wanted me to malty hi' ' When one sees a girl wh�6 is the ��
et Ain -ley have a look at that piece God!' A man c�rilt�" and knew that I wars -hipped heraism. picture of health he may susIPect that I
solryle scafte,Tf-d paperrs, apparentillYl He says that he has n Csimsdian No. 4369 American No. 19500, �.
Yf paper you Carry about with You." "Oh, You needn't apologize, Andler li what re- ,,'he Painted the ef a i
- none the worse for the encounter, paration was Picture hers I — F, , A I Enrolment No. 2666 ;Z
nis, I on will be able to clear 7 this season as follows: Monday—Will lea j,
A marffent later Stane had opened boTt, I recognize the sitruation well en- whilst Ariderton war adtino ppossible -to You and that Florence (Ala.) Herald. - Will Attsmd for the improvement of stock, ...
,he oilpsicin packet, and was unfold- ougll�' Don't mind if I lgjp,s,e in,to sil- half-breed. , a hing the , . our ,name.
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ng er. Ainley ence, do you? There are some letters Ii.ri and �
"You're a nice. 16t, Ghigrni WIn - An Iowan has entered college at Fro we�;t I% mile; and 11/4 miles south to . `
. about tf) Zurich road. then west to Warn Pybus' for 1�
vatehed him in smazeliment, and then I want to Write." ed Fig you are, I thought you wcre. (Ito becausc be. finishes ith the old than soine of thrr,e students who take noon; then n . orth by way of Parr Une to ,,
. 9 —he hints at what he was the age of 72, which is elvIen oldier
is Stane held the !paper towards him iffe tinbuttoned his furs, and taking 41uite safe. Now you force me to tie er .; i.
trid he bent over it, a look of con- .� of the gladiators w Harvey Colernan'A, fcvr nirht. Tuesday.— .
011� a pock,pt-book and, pencil] began to yOu up, Favvy?,, , fhail Caesar' football courses. — Dayton ,Daily North Loran's corner. west 11/4 miles +*.
bout to dit, salute theel' 1i
.. his face, and a write. Jean Renard, having fed hip, H, News. W4,114am Ha r's, for n on, thence north tO .1
teTriatilan came on I we who are a, to
I - . promptly prbIceeded td do so Oh! It i-, so %ad! . . No eves "I,
Juick ,i broke from his lips. "God, dogs, belgan to prepare a meal for whilst Ai I nley .seated himself anew I-gIt -nlin�e : — Bayflold Roydte And eastoto Albert Hormar'%. A
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n heaven!" himself. Anderton sat bY' the 6f6, and )oo�e&ujp at Stane. "Thank you, shall n ver r
"You had better put that . ead it aKaili five Road to semrd concession, thence south 1% I �,
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itatety again, Stane," -Lnn youl" Then he ]aue- ,the Crumpled ba t ii i n t*O 1'r�' looking for places to ,park. Aouth and ens. to his own stable for might. I ""
the irony of fate that bad selected deserved f, Fred Rathweirs, for e
paper Stare! The waTnilIg was more than I She moved her hand, slightly a days a week, and use the othe,r two miles to noon; thene .-.-. 'I'll
said the ,police- I I the —Indian- - -t
nan quickly. I'Ainl�ey recognized i P t hini, of all t6en in the Mounted Ser- ed bittpriy. "The poor devil isn't to blaze of the fire. 4911-0, watched apiolis News. Thur,sday—EaSt to Wii Bril"In011'13, f0f . �,
noon; then north 11/4 miles to loth conces.
- w Aion and west, 114 milliss on 10th, tbence, runth
ii glance." ' vice to be the, one to arrest his whil- be I:Iarw,� I have nierited what he flicke-ving flame leap np, arid (lie It'll" — .A`��
"It's a lie " cried Ainley. -IF M ' fellow -student. StAne had turned meant to do� and you know it might then she turn -ed to 'her lover dw'itn Making highway,; 40 o, ar jr t "'111",11"
-� won't effelet. much change except that .
lever seen tRe thing in my life be b feet wide 21/2 Iniles to Lonis G rmley's, f ni.h Fri-
ve awayand joined Relen, who still pac- have been the (better way-4br.me." '5I,trea,ming eyes. day-4EAst IY4 m4les, north ll/L miles wntf I ��.,t
. ore I " I ", ed to ,nd fro in the shadows. Hel- t to N14%. WaRilace's, for noon: thence 11 ,v,i�
face, as ,her looer saw, was, full a Stane looked at him not kro� I "You, we're right to let hi -m go rny the width of"trucks will be 35 feet. v ;�,-
"Your toriglue li,es betCer ,than your troulble. . .. Itz and west to Rd. SPIlaws, for'night. 1,��
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,q, find �him.." I lifiq,O-Wrt AfAble ii noon. where hb witt re- . . , d�,-",
,be truth. red. ,,It is-unbear- albout Ainley that moved'him- to sud- . """P
, You have seen that ,paper a,ble ,to watch a man oils has known den p,'ty. He looked like a Tn.an who 'Talso!" 'said Stane. In Tokio oirleinas, a man is paid to -ain uni'14 the followiftsir Monday Inorrilba. 1�,;j
)dfore. YOU) saw it at Oxfsbrd when go all to pilecesIll had rea,ched ,the end of hope and life, . .� . TheT waited aii, li�om tell the ,story of the ftim Terms -414,00 to ii Parable V03ruarr' ' P, 11 . .0
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pou pre axied Yourself for the forge -, tw along. No . . VIV, �
T rY "It is, ceii veri-y sad," agreed, and his Word% *eTe th"e of,a man hours, spaying little, neither trying to ,doubt for a few cents Aprii, sim win be veruraed. �,:�,,�:� ,�
)i sent &arl� to, prison. Y"----11*[StAne, out of whose hi all hatted -irg tM he wouldn't.—Des Moines Reg- MORRT9 & MlILLTE. . ,� ,
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Eye and Golden Square Throat Hos-
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Royal Ophthalnile Hospital, London,
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