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WINGIAM, ONTARIO
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BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC.
Victory and Other Bonds •Bought and cocic-boat:.
sold.
Office—Meyer Block, Wingham
}akg F'
(Jolly t"?tftl r(i,
•'QAi--rretN E L,oQO,." q vitnjr
'lean tet 'th . title
Cldt� h 1 XX—(1 r tinued
"If they so much zs .put a silos
across lily bows, up goes their De
Vttty-Grovet'lior to the yardarm, Your
only hope, Colonel, lies in the fact;
that 1 shall send them word of that
intention. And so that you may,
mend as far as you can the harm you'
have done, it's yourself shall bear;
them the message, zny lord."
'1'11 see you damned before I do/"
fumed his lordship.
"Why, 'that's •unreasonable and 'ur-
i;easoning, But if ;ye insist, 'why, an-
other messenger will do as well, and
another hostage aboard—as, had
5lzbraiint.
lab 'elQte e vwit,t, J, Warrr:1-4 'I
airtatton 01this tt riilioaa nt
ed aiongeide:'
' Caul lila Blood eseorted his l.nappu
sory guest - to the head of the ladle
Colonel Bishop breathed :freely a
last.
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"A safe voyage home to you, Co
lone], darling," said he in valeclictio
and from his easy, smiling mann
you would never have dreamt of tl
pain lie carried in his breast.
On the anole at Port'Royal, urtde
the low, embattled wall of the for
Major Mallard' and Lord Julian wart
ed to, receive him, end it was with in
finite relief that they assisted .Ilia
from° the sloop.
"Anyway, it's not' for 1hg,"
growl-
ed the Colonel, finding speech- at last,
"No, by , " He emphasized the
assurance by an unprintable oath. "If
I spend the' last shilling of ray tortilla
the last ship' of the tamale
fleet:- I'll have thathatrascal in a hernp
cn neck -tie before I rest." He ha
enxpur'pled-in his angry'vehemence
and the veins' of his forehead, stoo
out like whipcord. "Come, my,lord
tri
wwui
v.rt:t titlznit
cluezazeci;. lad tlz%s
oto �'t�fr(."t!(; you {1r1Ec
( his'et11b:l-tieing Haat
Skle had turned lie shoulder to..hilzt
so that he should. not gee; her fact;,
Nis lordship's thin steal is rvoustiese
was ste,ailiIy xocrc;ashtg, `" Ie thought
tit >r --- sa '1- to told. mita-_tha.t any pres-
et:
ib i'
enee here �'had contributed to his
�alaillly to" redeem himself in your
sight; and unless he were so redeeul
r, cd, then was redeniption nothing,"
t ` "Be ,thought that you had eoiatri-
batted?" she echoer].
`"Aye, and he said so 5.n lean
which told:alae something that I hope
et, above all things, and yet date not be-
e ]leve for God knows, lain no !cox-,
eat/1h Arabella. He said, ,1 had gone
aboard his ship to demand the instant
tsurrender of your uncle. 1Ie laughed
at me, .Colonel Bishop should be a
hostage for his safety. By rashly.
Ilia
originally zraake my
hand the stronger."
"Aye, in God's name, go, my lord,"
spluttered Bishop, "and make . your-
self obeyed." '
Lord Julian bowed stifly to the
cowering Deputy -Governor, ,"You
understand, sir, that I do as yoit de-
sire,"
he said coldly.
"Aye, man; aye!" Bishop assented
hastily.
"Very well," Blood escorted -Lord
Julian to the entrance at the foot of;
which still swung the Arabclla's-own
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Wingham, Ontario
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Graduate Royal College of Dental
Surgeons
Graduate University of Toronto
Faculty of Dentistry.
Office Over K. 'E. Isard's:Store,
ll,
B,Se., 11/1.D., C.M.
Special attention paid to diseases of
Women and Children, having taken
•„postgradaate worlr. in Surgery, Bact-
eriology and Sciexttific Medicine,
Office; in the Keys Residence, bet-
ween the Queen's Rotel and the Bap-
tist Church, '
business
All given ,careful attention.
Phone, 'S 4, P. O. Box 1t3.1
owl.:: «+gym ' •; eand
M,R,C.S. (Eng,) I ,R.C. P. (Loud,)
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
,pr. Chisholm's old stand.
` a RJB STEWART
Graduate of University of..Toronto,
Faculty'of illedicine; Licentiate of the.,
'Ontario College 'of Physicians and,
Surgeons..
Office in Chisholm Black
Josephine Strec f..r Phone a9, t
iPl
'11' 0; HjIl
was „so rY-
lithr.:oncern
lief motive of
venturing aboard his ship, I afforded;
Nina in 'my: own person yet another
e
a
We must take order about this, you
and: I.”
They went off , together, skirting
the redoubt, and so through court-
yard
and garden to the house where
Arabella waited anxionsly. The sight
of her uncle brought her infinite re-
lief, not only. onhis own'acconnt but
on account also of Captain Blood.
"You took a great risk, sir," she
gravely told Lord _Italian after the or-
dinary greetings • had been exchanged.
But Lord , Julian answered her as .
he had `answered ::`Major Mallard. "Then with Blood dead, perhaps
"Therewas no 'rids, ma'am. So that she will come to her senses,
Blood's ship were allowed to pass the
"My,' life' happiness r oa upon
your ansina
fort,' no harm could tonne to Colonel
Bishop. Blood` pledged me his word
for that."
Very early .nexti morning before
the heat of the• : day came to render
the open intolerable to his lordship,
he espied, her from his window nxov-
ing amid the azaleas in the garden.
.Toe, flurried forth to jo•in her. He' ex=
plained" himself by the announcement
hat he bore her a anessage from Cap-
ain Blood. `
"He desired me," he said at last,
to give you a. message that should
rove to you that. there is still some. -
hang ,left in. kiln 'of :the- unfortunate.
ntleznan that that .. ,for which
lace you knew him, It is not easy,
tab me, it isnot. .11c was a man
who deserved 4e11, And amongst xis
rao hare marred his chances; your lan-
e, because he could, not forget `his.
ncoiu-; you because , , .beeause hay -
told , him 'that•in the 'Bag's ser--
vice he would. find his redesnption of
what was past, you would not after
.,
"It's ;,. good-bye,lord;" saidI
Blood, "Andanother thing." IP
He roffe ed h t. ' `t
nay
there's
p r a pare naen It's tnc
com5nission. Bishop was right g
r�hi
0
� e a .a c. said .
nt Was a zilstalse; '
Z am sorry," Lord 3'ulito said sin-' S
cczcly.: `I still do not :perceive blas;
ter tee If 1 'do! ---why you should .not
have fOut d- someone else, to' 'carry] c1
Your message' to the Commandant,, r'
and -kept me aboard as an added host- in
age for his obedience to your wislace."
Blood' axle 'd eyes looked into the
other's that were clean and honest;'
and ire "'smiled, ''a little wist'u11y, 'A'
nnoinent':lie seemed to hestitate.:
"Why shouldn't 1 •tell you? It's
e same reason that's, been urging
le to pick a quarrel with you so that
1:might have the satistiction of slipp-
ing a couple of feet of steel into you,
vitals. When I accepted Your com-
mission, ` 1 rK as Shoved to think it } ,. ss an ax{ ars 'w i
might redeem me ' in the eyes of 1,lisa
Bishop—for whose, sake, as.. you may '
have. guessed,. I, took it, Blit. 7 have
discovered !Mat slick a thing is be_
yowl acccsnarlislt�iilelit :I should' have
i ow,n it for , nick mals dream. I
lave, discovered also that if she's
14 °g ai a �wr;' ,l'l el,A,
neral .'Practit iou.er
k:iradnate University of -Tor/an-to
T�aclllt.y of Medicine
Ofice—,rosc.nt'tineSt, 1,nro doors south
oz l3runsv,,zck Rotel,
'Telephones': Ofhce.. oSX, Residence', ler.
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all kinds, specialize ixz• do lint;
children. Lady ofteexdemt. Nights;
responded to,
Oflixe on Scott St., Wint;-ham, 0
• ixz":house of the late Jas. lVaikcr,'
_Te hphooe iso.:
message goes by ,another who "might
bungle it At d 110w perhaps yc:'li tut.-
der -stand,"
"Azzil you tell me this?"
"1 tell you beeanse ; - °,Oh, plugue
onit l' --so that ye mar tell her, so
that she May be 'Inad.e te, realize that
there sioinethitag of the unfortunate
gentleman left under, the thief and
pirate she aecoutlts tttt,, : lad' that her
truant good i5 my srtxarei
Roowing that, siic i
lilay reme.n bei IIIc
021.13e 01. h0r pit
1y 1.:,ord."
1 f ulian .heltl alit his. hand,
"1-mir01del' vhethsi 3';O1a; alto right,"
said liid lordship, `and ala y,hct':.yon
lay
n1Urt
ycrs,
desire,
• taint, ,lie
killer ---if
Phial is all,
O50 112't the better man:"
"4 it w,ru she 1, concerned ice: drat
you ant 110' s,zre that I ant tight.
t isrlel b,ym' t11 you;"
`rite A,i'libc ala sailed within the 1'xour
.inctvillg ,'silt lieloi i' a sluggish breeze
',matt fort r ernalnt°el silent and there
was no mOverl0ltt' from; the facet to.
]told er Iter dclaaetu.rr,.,
CTIAPT1,,i
lti;rvt' rail s eller: <i1 CCa frac
;S; t1, w bens e Ib details of t
tin i rna� r. t w°t*r ' losing'theca
iie'.ss, 11ze''?1,abeita bove.'to,
Il00li Ole had been towing wino
is
SAYS ANNE:a ATIol 'TALK
WASTE OF TIME
"Co-operative - ,aLarke;ting •bag
dose much to standardize the pro-
ducts of agriculture," declared non,
C. M. Hamilton, Minister of Agri-
culture for Saskatchewan, ixa apezt-
ing the Saskatchewan Grain -row-
ers' Association eaaaventiou.; "—we
MO' r bm d1Mi?+oid+asl' to hold out thea
throat et separation or annexation,
.1 imp oI t1 i opitttir d t1iot tie is
to bm
train cart a�z
iry penditag $into,
and erg is "dbt7la6rt
Hostage as.�valuable at least as Colon-
el. Bishop. Yet he bade me depart,
not from the fear of coxlsequcnces,
for he is above fear, nor from any
personal esteem for me whom he. con-
fessed that he had coin to' find de-
testable; and this for the very reason
that made him concerned for nay safe-
"I do'not understand," she said as
he paused. "Is 'noy'that` a.'contradic
rs'
tion in itself?" r ,
"It seems sol only. The fact is,
!Arabella, this unfortunate : man has
the : , .'.the temerity to' love you,"
She cried out` at that, and clutched
her breast whose calm was suddenly
disturbed, "Go on," she bade hiin.
•
1 "'Well, thenolle saw in me one who
made it possible that he should win
you -so he said, Therefore he codlcl.
with satisfaction have killed rue. But
,because my death might cause • yoti
pain, because, your happiness was the
thing that above all things he desired,
rhe surrendered that part of his guar
' antee of safety which iny person : at -
;forded
-forded lzizn; If his, departure should
behindered and I should lose my life
in what might follow, there was the
risk that : , .that . you might' mourn
tne. Because, of that he bade me
'leave his ship, and had sue put
ashore.", She looked at hiin with eves
that were ;aswitn with tears. "Was he
tight, Arabella? My life's happiness
hangs upon :your answer."
"He., said that!" she cried, "He
did that! Oh!" she turned away, and
through the slender, clustering
trunks, of the bordering orange -trees
she looked out across the glittering.
waters of the great harbor to the dis-
tant: hills. , Thus .For a little- while, '.tnyr
lord standing stiffly, fearfully, wait-
ing for Culler revelation of her mind.
At last it "came, slowly, deliberately,
n a voice that at moments was half
sufiocatcd.
"What weighs—oh, so heavily and
bitterly—is the thought
:thatbut for
the wards %iz'which yesterday 1 re-
pelled ]'lila], he might have been saved,
And now 1ie is lost—back at his out-
lawry and piracy, in which ultimately
he will be taken and destroyed. And
the fault is mine --mine!"
"You have no cause for shame,"
said he. "As for your-sorrow—why,
if it will afford you Solace— you may
,still count on mi to do what man can
to rescue •him from this position."
"You will doz2thati": she cried with
t dden eager hopefulness. "You
mise?"
I promise," he answered her. And
0, retaining still the handshe had
endered to him --"Arabella," he•
very gently, "there is still this
matter upon Vv'hieh youhave
answered rine, This matter that
erns myself and all my future,
so very closely. This thing that
od believed, that prompted hitn
that .. ,that yeti arta not indil-
ornt t* me," He saw the fair face
ge color and grow troubled once
'You can't
fool a o Boa,
but what ,y
you?" said she.
have been good
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<"Friends! Coad friends?"'
He was
here
w ear dismay and "d bitterness. It
is not your friendship only that 1 ask,
Arabella, You heard what I said,
what '1 reported. You will not : say
that. Peter .Blood .vas wrong?"
Geotl she ,
Gently sought g to disengage her
hand, the trouble in her face increas-
ing, .A. trzoanerit he resisted; then, re-
g w`llat he did, he set her free,
rabellal he cries
sudden pain.
"I have friendship for you, xxxy'
lord. But ortly friendship."
"Is' it Peter Blood?"
":Peter Blood?" she echoed.
not know," she said, .falteri g . ' a little
e.
When' the Jamaica fleet pat to Sc
some; few days later, Lord Julian sail-
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