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I August Sth, 1909
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A GENERAL. MANKINO BUS1-r.. TTM
NESS TRANSACTED. NOTES I 11.1 I . .. �. . .,.,It porn a gentleman, but you choose to.
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DISCOUNTED. DRAFTS ISSUED I �J be a rogue. Do you know the meaning
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the word honor or right or justice?
INTEREST ALLOWE-0 ON De- Northern Navi,ga..tlon ollave you a single purpose of wtuo
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POSITS. SALE NOTES rUAQH'. . . which Isn't crooned?"
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ASED. - - � - -- -`--`, that one . thing you'll give me no more
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chance, Yet the first thing I d
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- - , H. T. RANCE. - I paid every debt of tonoi I had. 'C'hat's. y
UBLIC, CONVEY- . ER . TOURS on wh I'm In the "Ole now. But I get
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ANGER, FINANCIAL, REALyou could put yourself In my place." -
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ESTATE AND FIRIN$UU the GREAT LAKES Harry bad been looking Steadily at
I ANCF, AGENT. REPRESEN- the sallow face With Its hoof print of
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TING 14 FIRE INSURANCE . . I the satyr, not seeing it. I+ut hearing
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COMPANIES. I . his own voice say to Jessica: "I was
A Fresh- Water Sea Voy!tge my brother's keeper. I see it now.11
DIVISION COURT - OFFICE.:,- . And out of the distance, It seat
CLINTON Ps Voice answered: distance, mad. his
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$uPerb Scenery' . I . "'Put -myself In your place! too I wish I
, . Faultless Cuisine couldl 1 wish to God I could,
I I Tile exclamation was involuntary.
W. BRYDOINE, Moderate Charges auto Tile t - , I untary,
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. of every � the of conscience Burry
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BARRISTER, SOLICITOR - had endurerod since then, the voice of.
NOTARY, PUBLIC. ETC, Ideal Summer had
--he- Great that remorse that had. cried Insistently
OFFICE-Sloaus 'Bleck-01 INTON. Lakes, Georgian Bay, or among this for reparation, dinning in his ears the
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. --W--",- " Thirty Thousand. Islands. . 11 fateful question that God asked of
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CHARLES B..HALE Tickets and 4aformation from all Ry. him.. unmeasured, savage, malicious.
. Agents-, I . . Ile had despised Hugh, now he hated
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Conveyancers, VoitamIssioners, , I him -hated him because he was Jessi.
Real Estate and Insurance .. 11. H. Gildersleeve C. H. Nicholson ca's husband and, more dian all, be.
Agency. Money to loan. - - .-.. Mgr., Collingwood Traffic 111gr-, Sarnia cause he ,was the symbol of his own
. I � self abasement .A daredevil side of
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OFFICE - - ---' HURON' ST. . L . 1. the old Satan Sanderson that be had
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I . . chalped.a.nd barred rose up and took
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DRS. GUNS & McRA%. . . a ''IL k I!ll 1111k I Wainscoting with- his flat. feeling a red
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Dr. W. Gunn, L-R-C-P.,� L.R.C.S., HOME SEEKERS! EXCURSIONS "So ,Von paid every 146bt. of .bonoe
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Edin. .. ..� . . I . TO . . you bad., eb? i(ou acknowledge a
Office- Ontatio sstreet,,Clintokit', Night WESTERN CANADA :. - ' . I ,. . .gamester's. honor, but not the obliga-
. tlou of right action L between man ittrid
calls at front door of office is rest- Via CHICAGO And ST. PAUL, , man! Very 'well. Give me that pack.
dente, Rattenbury street. .. . MINNEAPOLIS or DULUTH. , ' of cards. -You want money -here it
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Dr. T. T. MdRa6, April 6-20, M", ay 4�1 8, L June 1-15 '
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Universa tr of Toronto ' - 116 swiftly, turned the clicking earn,
. 1 29, July 33-27', Aug.'1024, Sept. 7
Office hours at hospital :- . . . . I . 1-21. . . . L Sept, . . bination of the safe, wrenched open
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. . Vas bags. He snapped corcl.from
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L . Tickets good for 60 days. -
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. . L . . Ing Stream of double eagles swept
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#---DR. J. W. SHAW!-- - . � I . , 'Edmonton Lind returh $42.50. . jifigling OnLL' the table. Eta dipped his
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O. -OFFICE- .• -- " ' I ..mad .as the boots of : .
. . ... .LOW RATES _ - runaway horses
,: .. . FOR -SETTLEA§` � - .' . was careening through. his brain. 'Ile
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RATTENBTIRY ST. EAST. ' . '. ' ' . I , . I felt 'an odd lightness. of mind. a tense
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. To certain points Ili, 'gaskat an . '
--CLINTON.- and' Alberta, each Tuesday. during "Here Is two thousand. dollars -yours
March and April.' I . . . I . If you win It -46t you shall pjay,for it.
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you gambler, who pays his ,debts of
' . . . . . . Full. information from, , 'honor'.You shall play
DR. C. W. THOMPSON.. . I .JOHN I RA . NSFORD, To . wn. - Agent.' fair and ptmlghf:.• I - f you never- play
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, - A. 0; FATTISON Depot Agent. again! . . . .1 I .
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Lbecial attention given to .diseases . . . .. ., . . wdy. This was not the ministerial
of the ,Eye, Ear, Nose and Thro t ... Harry. Sanderson he bad ktown-this
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-Office and Residence- _ . . qgUre with ' the
a white,: Infuriate'face,
. ''. the sparkling eyes and the Strange,
HURON ST. SOUTH: CLINTON - .. InsulanG9. gompanu veiled look. 'this reminded hi•m of the
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8 doors west of the Commercial hot* -4arm ana' Isolated'Town Pi operty.;- xeckless spirit of his college days, that
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-DR. F. A. AXON.- - , . . . How can I play." he said, "when
. . . J.. B. McLean, President, -Seatorthp .
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(Successor to Dr. HoIrn ' . mat'Leo?" '
Holmes,) , Brucefield P. O.,;."r., F., Ham Sep. Fin, , , . .
Specialist in Crown. * and- Brid . I � , rry'stuffed *tbe g6ld back Into the
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work, . I . . Treasurer, .., . . bag. Ze - Snatched the', cards from
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Graduate of the Royal College 61 1 .1 . . I .1 ' I . . I .
Rental Surgeons of Ontario.' Honor William Shesney, - Seaforth; Joh velope wafrers ,from his desk. There
graduate of University of Toronto Grieve, Winthrop ; George Dale, Sea was 11 Strqn9e light In his eyea tremor
Dental Department. Graduate of the forth ' J - John Watt,. Harlock John In his fingers. , I . ..... -
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Chicago College of Dental Surgery Pennewies, Brodhagain;.JamesE'Val: ,"It- Is I who play with; in.onipyl" ' he
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Chicago. I I Beechwood- -James- Connolly,, said. "M7 gold against your .coun.•
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Wili be, at the Commercial . hotel . . I ii0imesville. , I tars' . Each of those hundre.d. red disks
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Bayfield, every Monday irom, 10 a. M. * � . . 1, I -AGSNTS ... ! �' * represents a day of your.life-a day,
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to 5 P. M. ... . � . . do you understand-ai red ddy, of your
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I Robert., Smith, Matlock ; 'Pil- 111tir sin! A day of yourg against a double
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I . I -chley, . Seaforth; James Cummings eaglet - Wh . at .Von win . you keep. I .But
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AUCTIONEER -JAMES SMITH L1. ..t ondville ; J _ W. Yeo. HO11t6s-. for. eve cou.r;r
gra . �! . �. � . .1 every ter -1 - win yoh shall pay
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ceased Auctioneer for the County rville. . � � . . . me "one, straight. white day. a clean
itty Parties desirous to.,effect-Insuiaitce day'. heed 4or decency and for �. the
ol! Huron. All orders entrusted to or tliusatt.. other business will be: rightt', . . . .
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. Inc will receive prompt attention. promptly 'attended to art ap . plicatio I . I'lugh's eyes were . fastened I on . 't.he
Will sell either by percentage - or . �. .
per sale. Residence on the Bayfield to any of .the above officers addressed ,,,Old In Harry's fingers. Two thousand
-Road,'one mile south of Clinton. . t6 their respective posteffi I des. , Losse - dollars! If luck came his -way he could
I . : inspected" by the direc,tor. who live., g6 far on that -far * enough Ao escape
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United States Subsciriberg , I I I . � . V _. - ,- -x6fors? Why. It was plenty, if he won.
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Will please note that we have to I•I . :What n fool t-larry was!. I 1.
Pay one cent p ostaga on eachI pap- - . Clinton 'News -Record -. Harry saw the shrewd, calculating
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I CLINTON . ' .. . .• ONT' .. . .... . .. .
This means that your subscrip- , . . . I I .. . . 1. ., ; [its wrist. .. I .1
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,tion must -be paid in advance. Terms of substrlption�-$l per year �% "N I .
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When you see your subscription advance $1.50 may be charged it flung open the. chapel door and pushed
expiring please remit $1.50 for an not so paid. No paper discontinued him aside. He seized one of the Altar
other year so that you will not - until a]) aritars are paid, unless at candles, lit it with a.. match and, s I tuck
miss any ci)pies of Thai News -Reg- - the opinion of the publisher. The It upright ln.lts'own wax on the small
od'i . . - , . . , . date to Which every subscription is couitijuniou tickle that stood just In.,
- . paid 'is`.d�n6tbd"on: the "label, � ., �., ..Side the altar �rall with the cards. the
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. I I - -1 , adver- dragged two chairs forwurd.
. . I . Advertising rates-Transiatit ' �' 0 8 dice,
. - I tisements, '1'0 .cents per noriparlel .. NOW." he said :in a 'strained v
line for first insertion ai34.9 cents . put up your hand. -your right hand-
JdXPERIENCE , per line for each . tind •siivear. before this altar, on the
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. ion. Small advextistments not. to gambler's bonor you boast of. win.ot
11 exceed ,one inch, such as 411,03t.'s) lose, to abldp by this game!" -
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I � . Hugh shrunk. Ile was Superstitious,
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I Sorted once for 35 gents and mtch I " -Z -t
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I RIGHTS ft. Colt must, .0:1 a; guarantee of I good . ..
Anyone sending 01 RkOtCh and deaCriPtioln Way I .-. ...
%M101CIT WCOVtAln our opinion pea whotiker in I faith, be accompanied by .the name , ..
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rough Munn & o. recolvii I ,
Patents taxon, t JC - I
0t"-ftaft4witboutchame, lAthe � . ��. . I' R el..?"k � W. J, MITCHELL, " . 0 __
sdenfif 11 Amtricano Editor and Proprietor. . .. .1. .
Ak handsomely in I WeddY, Urgest eir. I , .
.V'ation of say a '. Terms for . , . I . ?
C4nMA;r7fi a ye .Wag. -01plMd* Sold by � I I . I . I.. � . . I
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' , "I &WAr I WWII* he 84"
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The calculating took bad fled, 11
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6.401 p.m.
Wanted half fearfully about him-sk,
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1111M.V10 white f4ce--at thor high Altai
LONDON, .0tiltom & BRUCE, DIV.
with Itt vases of August. liflest tit thi
001fig south
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groat rose window, WW it mass o
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whitoo Opaque blotches on Which tit,�
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looted longingly at, the gold. shining fit* saw � the faint glow In. the corner or - � .n I rva; an odd one, formed of tha twistets i
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yellow to the,candlellgbt. It fascinav the rose window. Were there, thieves. 14 4 letters IL S, Those naturally Should
ed him. . after the altar plate'; chvipter to, I � be his Initials, but there lie stqplwa,
He lifted tits hand. It was trembling, He sbook, off the eager hand that watt 1 C.6 � 00 , 110 repeated to himself all the nattier
"I swear 1 whir, lie said. "I'll stand 4ral,v hig hilt toward the u1ndow I I., . I 1- .0 could think of, beginning with 0,
by the cards, Harry. auil for every (Jay 1%ot there. Come this way.,* Ito $,.ito . .. TVE, wiles through the but tiley tO'd Win nothing.
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you win I'll Walk a chalk line, so help I dark, under the breath- Ile 100%ed himself over again care-
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, An(I hurried toward the porch. Ile , fully. refloctively. 110 put out big hand
me, God!" tried. the ,chapel door. It was. fast. Ile - Jos% expectant starS. -
Harry Sanderson sat down. He emp- bad a key to, this fit tits poe4vt. lie in - . The car was ou the and laid It on the spunfel's head.
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tied one of the bags tit lit% elbow and Sorted it with. caution, opened. the door . .. broad curve now where ' Its rough tongue licked his fingem I
pushed the box or wafers across the uotselessly and want In, the. street ." 11 It held up one fore paw mutely ard I ')
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table.. He shuffled the cards swittly. preacher at his beets. . theroa4 bout to tbebluff lainely. tie drew, the feverish, dtrt]r �
and cut ,. � I above the river to pass the skeleton little creature into lit,$ lap. and oxaml+ I.
. What the bistiot? saw Was photo. ,. ..,
"Your deall" be said, graphed Instantaneously on, bis wind railroad bridge, But Harry know. net- Ined the limp member. It was broketiao. ..
in fiery, Indelible colors. It ate Into his I t4e.r.pInce nor time. He was conscious "Poor little beggarl" said he under I .
I sv>-�,_ I soul like hot Iron li:04 qul voting flesh,' Only of motion-swIft, swailow-IlLe. Ir, his breath. "So .vou*ve been knockod ...
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e . .. . - ' , The resistiblie--this and the racing pictures Out too!" With his knife he vitt a plede, I
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.1Q! ;, -.I-,�-�:�V� evangelist of the pa'�) had Wbeoerny, borrl- .
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k %M�40,� �"* In his brain stenciled on the blur of . froin the lliftf; of his coat and with M
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. . . . fled, shocked to word and action,. the 'light that closed around him. These splinter of .wood from the floor be set .
bishop was .frozen, Inarticulate, Im• pictures came and went -the last revel 0o fractured bone and wmpped tho. -
paled. For any evil In Hugh.StIres he 0ther Saints when lie Was Satan San• leg, tightly. The dog, submitted with- .
* * was prepared -since the forger.y. But derson. Hugh. sneering . erin . g at . his calling out a wbimper.' and when lie set It
I . I , O' lown It lay quietly beside him watch-
____ . Hugh's companion now was the man Jessica facing him with unbanaa C
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. whom he himself had ordained and eyes, Hallelujah Jones .preaching on lag him with affectionate canine solict- .
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Chwpter 9 . I anointed by the laying on of hands the street corner, tulle. ' . .
I I with the chrism of -his holy ministry. Something lit narry's -brain seemed "I wonder who we are,� you and Ir . I
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. . I from his lips, . camera, fell down. His hands dropped ly. 111 wouder"', I 1,
ALLELUJAH JONES With the sound both men at the tn- front the steering wbee4 and, swaying The players looked around. One of I
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... had finished his labor ble started to their feet, laugh, with . In tits seat, be -began to sing In a V0170 them nodded approvingly. . . .
/01 - for the night The. a. single glance behind him, uttering a made �b trivet!" lie said. "I made
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. crowd bad grown res- wild laugh, leaped the ralling. I a pretty good job of that cut of yours:
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I away, and, tits audience ,the night . Harry, though, suddenly Crowns of glory! . 1. "No," said Ilarry, "I'm obliged tm 4
gone, he folded the camp stool' ' Palms, of victory I shall wearl" . . . .1
I - ,turned turned to stone, stood .staring at the 1. . you for the attention." I
off the gasoline flare; shut.dowi) the a Ile Sang but, the three lines, for "Foolish to ,walk on a tallroadt
lid of his melodeon . and trundled it . causatory figure, with the eager . form. suddenly the car left the road, the In. . I
. UP of the evangelist behind It. . track." the other went on. "By your .
the street. . � . � I To , the bishop It seemed the Attitude flated tires rebounded from the Steel - looks yott,ve
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As he pushed up, the street be came of guilt detected. I . . � . I - . ridge of the rail. "been on the road
to u great motor Car standing at -the . Barry gaaders'6n, think �� road track. the Ion,, enough I I ...
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curb under the maples. There Was no as under that speechless regard he e.14 forward a % I e Luowbetter. We � . ..
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one 4a M but somewhere In its Interior mechanically - gathered the. Scattered . /I 1. caught an Iron stopped to tank I . : I
a muffled whirrIng-tbrob beat evenly Cards and lifted the little cross and the . I ') .. signal post• and there, And we I . .
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like .a double metallic heart. Eta unopened bag ,of double eagles from* ' �, plic you . up, . . . .
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Stopped and regarded. it Inquisitively. the table? '.Where was the odd excite-' - . t�. - -- - car, Its shatter- you : Liva your 11
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. menta the strange exaltation, that hivil I �� ad lamp jingling four i.e j;ged I .. . .
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He looked up.. - It was tit the gate Of posseised him? The spindles In his .lam like a Ong mate, Musthave 1.
the. Chapel.. ,No 'doubt it belonged to brain bad stilled, -and an algid calm.. I -. , pistons. thrust- been a bit $quit;. . $ .
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the -f4shiontible, rector who bad been had � _,,, _', so. Ing In midair, fy, eh'Pl
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P out tQ.hlm on the street the -do' succeeded as abrupt as the quiet, .1.. ,*ad and ,. .�'l I I :
. adly assurance with ,,.which his mind ' MwInLedaud .
He remembered the. young, now saw the pit Into which own � . . ._� _. - .1. - wheels hurling took a flaskfroin . -:,, -
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1handsome face. 66 stylish broadcloth: feet had led him. . - . . " . . 1. . Its occ�pant out his poc,k at 11 I . ,
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Yet It was a beautiful edifice that. He blew- out the candle, replaced It I .. ..-� � like. a pebble "Have a hair Of j, I . - .
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-there for Christ He carefully In Its altar brack . .. - . . thrown . from 0 the dog that bit . J11 . . .
wealtb. had built . t' . � 0 .
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saw dimly the'stonb angel standing In shift to 'Wige, the wax from bracket,
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. 77w forward axle: ad and, leaving ' a .� 11
.the porch` and, leaving his. melode6u and slo,wl�;. half blindly and •.without a. - caught d7i .IMI . Harry took the .-�., . I . !
h . . I I a trail of sparks flask and,. wip-
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on the pavement. 'entered the. gate , . wOrd, event into the : sfolwlposL I ..1.
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one corner of the great rose window. closed it and loc ked. It from the -chapel . over the rlin of the bluff Into. the river. corked.1t. Some- He drank. thiralily.
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approached, I . , . . . contents seemed to cleave through . . . .1
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panels.and peered tn. Two men ,Were. 'He board � the door shut sharply, the . wastes to an intimate, though - I
there, . behind the,altar railing. seated I -grate of the key In the lock. -a current Ifad smoothed' away every . OP . . I
I . harsh na . mysterious, goal. He put it to.his lips, . . .
.at theriommunloil table. .. .... the sound came to him like tbL-,- last trace of the'strange monster had oil- . I.. ..
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. Hallelujah Jone.4started back. There sentence--the.realization of. a soul -on . .-gnIfed, and - there by the -side of the . As the burning liquid scorchad his . ..! . .,�'t .i
.on - the tibiew for. track, huddled Against the broken Sig, '' i 1. . 11��
I as a bag of vain. cards . who. the gate of the good. closes . I . throat a recrudescence *of old Impulses; � I , ,
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and counters. They Were playlhg:�be ever. , •- I . . . . . Wit j-)Ost, his clothing plastered, with surged up through the crust of more . ' .. � 11 . "",
heard. the fall of the cards, on the hard . In the . . muff and grime, motionless and -with . . ... . �i�
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... . 1. . , a nasty -cut on the temple, lay Harry the new, remorseful,temperatelif . - 11
wood, -saw the � Hallelujah Jones smote his tfiln hands . . . of e .
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gleam of A gold'- to- . . Sanderson. ' . . . ... . . . . .. .4
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. . . . . �I of Chastened, Impulses,.,of, rote and rules'.. * . .
I I piece, the Smear . A.- long, saturating -Peace: peace.- a deep.0 d - . .
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... - , . the bishop to the outer,.door. 'There . drenching darkD,,e .13 �: and reformed -habit-the rector of St'. - .
. � of melted wax the older' man' laid' lits hand on' his . . . esti ad' had, folded him, James -had been lost on that wild . . .
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" I (shed.oak. , The : 1whei him that 4 thlial-eth be stand- ly and. sbarply� a rhythmic pulsing eued In the freight car Was tbd Sat= . .
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. . reddish glow _of , e.6,11 lid said, "take beed last- he tall! sound began to annoy the quietude. , Sanderson of four years before..
IV - I X -track. -k -track. k -track --41: grew loud.. . I . . � . . , J
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. d I . .reflect I ed . on the . . er*, it grew more. momentous and ma- : I . . . . . . I I . I 1. . .. i
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players, face.s., to bla hem .'Wheri � . . or, terial; it, Irritated -the'calm that .had - - . - . . . . � . . .
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I . I .. .. . . Ile. a:,Iow : continuous roar: aud � � I . . ... . . . . . . .. .. "
I I -.� I holy altar 'and f ace Is turned away!'' .' . . I I . I . I . I . . � .. . . ; I I . .. h . .1 . . ... 1
on Christ's ta-' Something In: the I now and. agaill.through.tbe roar, nearer, I . . � I . . I . . I
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. bleb Who�w6uld "list we t' the .%,Qice of'e -
- , � 'Aare such a prof-- tical . . . .. . � . Ilar.ry� awoke. His mind awoke, - bu.t . . I - * . . .. I � . . ? �,
. . . I 'I at authority. He went Without a. . . I . . I I .. I .. . . ... . �: I
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.. . . . . . I . . . I -a opium .He open-'- . - - . . . . ..,
. . , hurn'toottled him III . He open' • I ,. I ,.
. I . . . he gave d'smoth- bag of double. eagles in his hand. FI_ . I . 11 I ; I . . .. . � . . .. I �
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ao:-P. - ' player -facing bag methodIC411y. Into Ahe -safe and * , lying on -dusty boards thu t -rattled and . .. . . I . .. . 'IN-
, .. . . � . . . . . .. I . vibrated beneatil'"h1m, the floor of an.. I INCE that tragical' wed- . � . ...
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Sudamlv he garc a ntzed-1twas the - � ' I .. I . . . . . . s .� I empty freight car In motion. A small . . ding-day,at the wbit& ...
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smothered cry. - rector himselft . N .. Svil 7 I. I brown -dog. an.a.liject. muddled and . house., . .
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. He bent forward, gazing with, a tense C. I � .vering.morsel, was snug, .I
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changed hands. and with every deal' . . -beat the floor., . .� � . always lived much, In herself. and too
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lied steadily itcross the table. But lbal - I . .. . .:, dingy garments' . I 961, .
I . . floor a little distance away thumbing a both of herself and of life had beem . .. 1.
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had seemed t6 be looking beyond the. / q 3 1 superficial. •The first -bitter shock. or .
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hat gloated •- , . ;_ , . I . box: -tie could see :both side'faces'one her catastrophe seemed - to burn up , . , I .
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shaking ,tined when he discarded. the' .. . . � d. , .momentary twinge. to his temple. He 11 0e, of scene and the declining: ' I .
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Onvi I ilsed features when ,lid scanned � I . I .. I � . put up his . hellith (it arld St
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h I Is draw, the desperate anxiety whe . n . I . . - _11-1 I handkerchief that had been botind nately'nitich of bar wuWng thoughts:' * * . . . .
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I for a 'moment; fortune seemed to wa.' , . . . --"'O � = , . ttghtl' abodtIL The corner hung down. . After the first f,exv months'of travelo . I �. .. .
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. ver. He bad never tn his life had such .4 . 1� •I ., . . It was 'soiled and stiff 'with bl000.. . .
luckl tie swept ht's winnings wro big . ... .1 What was,lie doing there? Where was - moods were forgotten, fill harsh tem-
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- ' . I . .pets put aside. Hour refer bout ho-
P with a discordant hitign. $ I . ItO Who was be? , I . ' pd I
. * a 1� . . .. - I it to him., With a start that he lay In his chair, gazing out from the-- .
tioted that of the contents Of LLAU I . s . I �.. I . It I ,no I wide parlor of the sitaltnrium om . . . .1
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_4qt.p;kQ.40pble ' Smoky mountain. whither" . .
eagle redialnitig.; L -ftaM stood �narZt the crest of SwoL . 1�',
I . . uat, the-. acc.="M � -who be. wasz�tbat:.bz �ad .. rldlrnl.961�Y '-had 'fina[ly""Lbroughr. - --- - - - , ---.
' . . e their � j6tfrni-yTu,V* . .
Harry paused an Instnitt.. . 130 snap- ' , I ' slipped the leash of his identity.. El L �
at smiled at his predlcatben� Ile would them- *'Ile had never spoken of Hught.
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ped the little gold cross he wore from . closed. It. Then he knelt by his desk 10 . . . .
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.. - it tipright by and said.. clearly and aloud -to that . for a fete momeots, and It , In time her flercerpaln- I,iad dul)etL e
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. . him on the table. his soul : 1. . . . Yet'It did . not come, though he lay portuns . te, had beguu to, sclte- upon her - . .
Fits hand won, and the next and the . . o.
next. - Hugh boarded , tits gold . ,' be *10 God; I do not know It thou art, many moments, the ftligerg of his mind. surron , ndings. In the suunber season lo
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staked the red wafers -ouch one it day! . I ( the good tumbling for the latch of the closed .
'He had won almost it tbousand dollars. that Is In -ed perfect[. well, for this she was thankful.. Dr. Brett. . . :
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but the second ling had not yet been is in the good, and a lover of them all gave the slight cut' on his temple, Its boad, rallying her oil .her palenosa.. 0 . ;
0 both. But I know that I am in a and that was clearly superficial, A drove her out of doors with good na- 11
opened, and the vOmpire.intoxicatidn ,
. auxle- turod Severity, ,In" Lwben she was not -
flual extremity., I can no longer do were scratch. ,Not a trouble or 4 .
. %vas.running niolten hot in 'his veins. . ty marred, fits out. Ills mind was as with Da,vid Stlies she w., l• or •1 -ode-
. The'tintonelied bag drew him as the my labor consistently before the World Light for [tours tit it time over the moutitala .
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intignot tuountain drew the adventnr. and before thee. It I am delivered it clear and ai a lark's. Body and tralls, � Ut-eathIng in the erhtp air , I
out) Sladbad-he could have snatched must be by somo. way of thIne own brain toget her felt as if they had never L . . 1. I ..
that I cannot conceive, for I cannot had a serious aell . 0 tn the world� . But AltIttl . de. her sptrItA grew move littay-
, It In tits engortiogs . Slit . t`
But the Inch had changed, Elis red help myself. Amen.". . . I all that had preceded his awakening "'It tike fed the s(loirre.'s. listened to . . . ,-
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counters dittiluished. niolt(id. He would I-16 rose to his feet, mechanically was gone front him as completely as the' pert ('birl) -Ok the' whl-;It.v Jack It ,I I L I.,
scion have to dptt%# on tits real win- put On a coat that was lying on a though It had had -no existence. the whirring drum of the partridgto or . I
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hutr�Hugb's coat. but 'he did not no- , Stealthily he rose to it sitting Posture b she , I t,
ning-A. Colt! beads of sweat broke on c I 'd out - and, with a frown of hamotOU4 per- nattiM ,,The Ruolj." faeftig across the .
tide thls,-Ahd bareheaded passe I
i his forehead. . : shallov., valley to the south .
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. Neither Saw the face pressed against to the street. The motor car Stood Plexlt,V. toOk a SWIft and silent In. Tho knob overlool0d tj little grasa,3r . 4
the aperture. Neither goossedthe' Wild there. jEle took his place In the for- ventory: Ile Scanned Ws clothing, His Shelf it few bundr(41 feet below. where` I � -01
. and terrible thonglits that wer#1rhgIqg Ward sent and throw oil the power' L cok Was threadbare and. with mud, Stood it miller's cabin, with wee& i I
through the tulud at tho solitary Barking joyously. itumilly, the brown oil and Coat dust, Was In it more d1s, gravel livaps, n6ar by, Ili front of' \ I .
watcher itici he peered and poered. . .spaniel, tore out of the gate, buf filq reputable state. His wrlstbandA wore - grol", . 11
SeArco knowing what he (lid, he clos- waster did not stop, L The little Cron-. grimy, tifid one cufflink had beat* torn which a troe bore the legend -palatea" I . \ . I
od the panel nottly and ran aeross the taro pursued the moving 04r, made it awny. Ile had no hat. . . rou"Ittly on a bonyd, "The Little 11.19.-
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Chapel la%Vu. On the pavement outside frantic leap to gait! his seat, but tniss- Ile bethought himself of his rockets mit8tof Claim." .440 L . I
be niot it titan approaching. It was the ed. and the huge armored wheel struck and went through them mothodleally Ilex latetes4 bad opened eage*, tat . .
b(shop. The eteltod evangelist di(I not and hurled him to the gutter. . - one by Ono. They yielded several dol, those scenes: . Tbo Solitudes Soothed. . .
ktio%V the man, but hiFt eye caught the Harry did not lifte the sharp yelp larwiti coln, a penknife and a tiny g,)Id and the life Of the community below, 4�
minhOetial dress. the plaln, stturdy pl- Of P11111- Ills hand was on the lever, cross, but not a IgXWr, tot a setup of ftntiLly p1rhaltive and uncompileatetL f
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et y of the face. In lila teal he ttaw tin pushing It over. over, to Iti; last notch, paper. nothing to Serve him. The atthieted hor. between the town of
and the great mechanism, rostionding gloaM of it ring oil tits finget, Caught Snifty - ,Uountaln. and the expensive ..::
Instrument to his band, tie grasped I I'. Sanitarium oil the ridge a great soclat
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the bishop's arm. With a leap. Sped away. 'faster MW :clic eye. tie rubbed nv?ay the dirt and gulf was fixt-d. The latter patronit, I
I "Quick! Quititl!' ho sMscIh&d,'01ThPr#'s I taster, through the night, eattfully, oxamitted It woudotitig it for the most part came and went b.v- .1
devil work doing In. there! Comp find I . I __ ---,-% the stone wAa real. Ills hand wits the harrow gauge, mild that Illixodwitir
so6l" 116 fairly pulled him inside the], ! 4 �q W-- . W =Va iklightly, eat And, wollon, and I bo circlet
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