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I . � - - I I I r6t.rg,r.. - . � V. . . � - # . -'-eas? Then - why not? - r 0 A � . ��*#..*V, X -0y - I I " 11k oth-er -b I I - I r - % St". 6 I - � . . .61, If* I . "IT � III , � I ,; .1. I ft A ft&% , , I VKM . IMP � - ded a 'raw e I ., .14 � 9% 4% :! -, 0.0 . ioll.* , I I 11 . PtLy Atten to "- -bal _;_ . , i 1. - X�' f.i � e pirates.", . - � - . . -i.�-V�Ir.!V 6VAD 6 ..'I .*, . 0 "Orgy tt . .. . I -- .1 : V M',�: I I L suggested Yetive. I'Wlio. - . - r - . � � ,0&r-amte.. Wterinary -Deatilitry .j.44: -1A . 1 6 ,9 .:,.- i !1 I - I . pales - . . I . -- - I , �,?'A . - Am;----. � It, - -- I : . jjM13r ZYO, . -1� . . � � � - , 1. , � I- Off I ...4.,41?.'�1 '*V-*...#-: L UR E I 141� . W ; Are they, Colonel, QuInnox? Wan i U � midenw, -it , , -$5. bo I - 7, , . flos and A . . I R. vtwh. . - .... . .. X-0 E 11170 I I- R r. I I I - - ' `r.`-`.-! i i " , ! . .*.e. r. .V1. I Im , ^ M -k .AM. er U ,:;Ajiv .Y� � ..I"'I M - - 'r . , . � * - 1%� .. I ah streett 'door 0--, � ,� *.I ;..".'s"t. 1 L - I - I '10 *,!*. *'et. I i they doing here?" . I .. . . . ; -:1. - . I - . . . one :W.%;N.0 , t Ut � W�..v �! � oderl - � -q WT OEM . I - rl"i'46 , I � kT . , -11 14 . . V. . , M '--'-." . mat � � . . � � � . or 6 . . "I � � & t .;." Soott's office, Seater . . '--;----"�"-% Autlj*�,wf-A ..K. Ith. I* �..-4111 i - add�wwk ... I.,? NLY as iufacturers i - ---�- I .. " .j "" - _ WftWk,, �� 5% . r QuInnox was surveying the vf,-ga- .. .7m;.. ?&,"121�; -us eye. I . 1 4or ('-A . . I F CK 11 I - ;.- -�.? -- - 6�-SZ-.1". �. bonds with a critical, suspiclo . � Ln..% a, I I o,W-,;pe#. " ��?,-- 0 1 . ' .".Nf vles- . ,%%" - -:* I I I K 1%6001 I '. AREM104, V. 8L I . , I - - . ...: V...*,' 0 . is it possibil for u*s to - I . - � - L .. - I - .- - r�i, It * � "'They are not robbers or they would - � I 11 .,I., , 'i , ':*, f.Z.-ad - P\ . - , X .i�. oI� . . q - 17- % 41 . . - i%.- a , , ,� -1 -W. - ; � jj-�nor4ry graduate of t .1! .4 W : A. t'%.... 0: C'0011W 0 .. . � . I *�.SW" .ia .. I . . . - - W, ky Oak o I., . 1 e lie off like rabbits," he said reflective- C - I . OFF& ur spec' ' ight,inch I Iff I !-RVt- -, I I I , - -1 I � � - � � logo, an, Honorary 71- a-": .. �. Ii., 04 O... " I , ".00,11,00 , - � - . ? # . "Your highness, therox are many . - � I . ;.-j;--,4..: - - - W " I I I ffi*_teria4rY 061 � �j . I a � us i� r . * V. ..A. - , I I . � [look "�, . � soomber or the Meltleal Association , * 1. .* I #� � I . � � I I,- - Cut Gkss, Bowl at $5.00; � ly4 I I :, I . i .. - F* . , R, ,,& - . I roAn- bands in the hills, but I confess . . � I � WK 'I:, . . . W -.*.!,*,-W"& W. 409.4�;�'. -.%4.. I . �* � . I I . . .. -.,#* -�- - ' - C ; .. ' � � � �- - - - - - - - I I ary IN, � ,*a, . -� . -&, q I'll . -' i - - Qffi@ft a. * - -1 of the Outarl� Veterbi -0011890. A. .�� n i . .. I picked at our risk and'car . 4 - -- . . I I . I that these M are unlll;e any I have ! . L , #0 � - . >1 � ftnts die" I . � - I';-- - I I I � , '", � I% I d heard about, . With your permission, I ; -1 I . '% . . �� I 0111cers � . , I : . I - e� I ! 1'. a, I .*. - i -- 4 I � riage pai to yourdow. � 1. I 1 wMais by the most modern prinoi- F I I - � . � - 4 WS -11k IWAAAftah a ' ; L - . - . I 4-tistry and Milk Fever ,a I I � I � � � , - I ,; 11. I �'. -: I . � A,�, � Will ride down and questiou,therd.11 - . 4 . - I I - : : rivall d by 1*0� De - . I - : I -" �,It,s - I I 10-a I - �. Q . any otho , r - '. T , - � . . � 11 � . I or .clearest crystp.1 glass, . � 4". Y. I . I .- . I .1 I I . I I - - 'I . * it Of,ftice op_b,osit* Dick's .Alf ft Were ray Intention 16 do hArm,' I , "Do, QuInnox. I am most curious!' . � . i �� , I . � - . . . �. neshmm it.tecona. '- re�aOlnuer fteeng ' deeply and I brilliantly I .1 cul. e for . , .. � I � I I-, � I " " .. =-I. Win stnetv , Seeforth.,... "All - - dtx in - -he -. - I , . . , Beverly sat very still and tense. 8 - - - I I - . - U - ' - � , � i at the hotel will treeeive - - - gOntlemeD do YOU imagine tImt I � YiMli the audlenco chamber, rqeeutly.1 � " 111DUSN . . . . . . - - I � � - � � I " hob,nail " star design, was afraid to look at Baldos, -who rode 31 U EW2� - I -- Uj*rs left- ,should withhold my information for % . 1. � 1 461*1 - � . 4 i mj�t attention. Night ealls re-- That. was.a facer,for Yetive�. �'I tissuro � I . - - . - days?" asied Baldes. "If I am a spy you thtLt it . I I 1UP ft's Quinnox started Int,6 the narrow � I MADIACREt I ;�j I at. the Office; 1871-52 1. , wai no fault of,mine that r, , Et , vez . Our illustrated catal6gUe ,--- , _ . .1 � I you MaY , - defile, calling to the escort to follow, is -good teal' � - �� --� - rest assuked that Count �Iar- You saw Ine.0 alle ieplied. 'Then it must I I � 11 I ,,scmal�m , . - . will tell you of -other re m. rk.'I� � The keen eyes of the guard cauglit the X. 4 � I - I � . - � - E -. lanxIs Vudn"ses should uqt have been have been your filend who riistled the . � � .. . LBG,k - - .1 .. 11 I . . - I � SGUR STUMACH2 --�- I - rice -savings islWation at once. Ulas Calhoun shot . . 4 I .so long disregarded. " A spy does not lurtakis?p- said the confounded bluffer. , able P , in highest I � � - I I - L j , . I I 'PSY, . � I XIELORAW. . P&06-25* 30i 35s 40P SO and. 60 las. perlb. i lead padkets ; DR01 I JAMES L. I a -quIck"glance at him- as he ro,ae up be. I . , in � - . Barlater, Solicitor, NotajW Pub-'- .believe In delays." .. - - .. Yetive couldn't keep a straight. face. / quality cut glass. - ' .. � � . � . " � - . ' - . i side her. 1118 fa I �Iwl BOZIC-, I fi�- She laugh6dt and then be 'laughed. . ' .cO waS lmDQsslvQ-,. but ' I I ; . � 110" eta,. Money to ken.. In. Searbirth I . To H. USTABROOKS, ST. da#jx, N. a. , WilgfiWige. � � . , It Me send ii,honrequestfree of charZe i she could see his hand clinch the brid I . I �OR� or any disem� I jimudays, Fridays and Satardays. Of- � lanx.. What do you mean, air?" 'Some day yqu may learif more about I I - le - � � � Drdered atate of tTIC, ties t,peu every week day. , Over 11 mean this, Count Marlanx," said me,' she said to him. I since -rely trust. 01401 larye illuitrated catirkgue. I Mint L -and there was .an air of restmalut TORONTO. 0*9LUNISTOM ft,,, K. I I � - T _ � L � - � . ; � . kk,&rd's dtore, Main street, Sea- Valdos, looking. steadily into the eyes that j may,.m I . - . � lit his wriole benring. I - , . . - . - -- ----- wells or Bloo& Whim - 0- . . adairn,' pald-he, and I'll, I _ I ; � to . - 19% , of the head of the army.: "It was kind bet -my. la � , 1. 4 "Remember your promise," he.whis- � � - , I.r c - " rtb. I t; be was enjoying It better - . . - =� . . � -- I I � - - I -.1lood medicine get * I .1 ' ' I -� - - -1. I - .. .-- - . I 4 . . - -1 - , . . pered hoarsely. "No harm must come - . - . a I � i and considerate of you to admit me toI thaii'either of us, Of coumse he knows � . . --�R. S. ItAYS. . . � .1 : - I I I � ,, - . � I * I -- ..7 DOD RITSERS. � . - the fortress, no matter1n, what capaci- :yetiVe -is the priheesi r1s his, Inten. ,to them." Then be was off Uito the de "I tterly. - � . . � I- I . : I ' . .s� It . . er. This, however, looked u have done nothing to !Wjure GraustarIC . . Z e � laarrishyr, Solicitor. - Oonvey-incer ty I � . � � I , especially at a eritical time like this. , tioi to -serve Beverly - Calhoun, and he I & f file. Anguish was not to be left be- - 'y ha � � I - : sd& Notary Public. Solicitor I.Por � I. I I unreasonable, for the vagabonds were I cannot"tell yop what It waet t � . z ---------I, "I You � did not know me, 3�ou had no way couldn' - . 0 . .t hind, He followed, and then Beverly, � - . ��. . � - ,� � t do'it If h6 were to confess that I - M a - armed and In force, while Y-etive was pas - I I Domiai" Bank. Office -In rear � � . I I the - ' I ' ' I . . I � . sed between Ravone and me, bu,t I ; � I mm-N-UNW. fth . of .telling .whether my intentions were : � more venturesome and. vastly more -131- I � . -1 ,, �, . _; . � - f t1w Dominiou Bank, Seefol ' he'knows the truth., He's no 1obtll ' I ac6mpanled by but three men who ; swear on my soul that I have not been t ' I honest or 6therwise, and yet I was per- � terested than the others, -rode r6ek- 2 � -a] to my oath. won -t -you trust - I . I . 0=7 to: loan. 1285 'Daldos Was not long In preparing '. � Al -40 could be depended upon. Baldox, un- disloy � loan - ' � . j 91___Y� � lessly after. QuInnox -fts questioning I . -vAtted to, go through the fort froni end Plans for. -the changes -in Abe foFtress. - - . � , I ! 3"R A P Y 11 Twralle UHL. . � � .1 J. M. IIEST 1. . - der the condRions. was. not to be reek- me? Won't you beilleve?" His breath ; : � lt� 11 i to end. No spy could-wlsh for greater They e the laconic Ravone when. she drew . i ; . - I to mbadled a temporary 'readjust- oned upon for support. On the other was 'fannin her ear, his volce was I � 9 I - I ; . - � � . Barrister, Solicitor, 0onTeyaueer ' - rein. The vagabonds 6eemed to evince I j . - 1,111"ible, opportjxa- . gener6sity. than that" . I ment of -the urv�amelit and alte�aiions . . - haul, Af he meant no harm, It would be I eager. She .could feel � the Intensity ot ; � . 11 - - ., . � . �� ---- , - - �11 . I . - WAIWMM� ' io thle his ey-es. I I � . '' . .. -�� I I WA Notary Public. Offioe up-staira : An. sl�-aost imperceptible- smile went, I in e u but little interest' In the proceedings. - 11 -101 -LO. If you I th ,amin nition house. The gats .. .---- � . cruel, even fatal, to expose him 1;: � I � I .. . ever Fear'S, drAg store, Main street, i . � - i . � : - . . L � . around the tabl�, and eyery listener leading to the river was closed - I , -- - They stood away In disdainful aloof- - * . i ( $ i 4 1 1% t 4i, I 1 4MMU--�--11%- -----4� ! ,.-�� - �- 02� '� -,d - , 4 I "' Fie ( -1 . .", - � : . ( I fi G-, M) opt C, 5 1 a in more pleas-_ ' 1327- - , and 11 I Charge of duplicity. And while she 410h, I don't -don't know what to say' ,as larry Ai)gulsli and his wife. theycount- . � . I I .. - Reafarth. , . - Ition passed I � ------- ----------- but one breathed morei treel ness. No sign of recogn � f -4, br-tter 1. Y- The the refuse fr6in the fort wa's taken to I (, turned these troublesome alternatives to -you" she murm Paying , ss, while Beverly's companion wfi'o� ffie -� 4 , 0 ured. "I have been i � For HOLMEST91). , candor,and boldUess of the go4rd won ' - between them and-Baldo�. r In"her mind the opportunity to 8 i . - ' ' I the barges by .-%Yuy of The main en .'Illant Colonel Quinuox4 Baldos, rele. ove . . o wrought up with tear ond'aisap- j - - I * ' . ne act was lost. Ravone and his men p,o�jntment. YoW]l admit- ' � Mr chaae.e. Mere. - - In braken,jerky sentences Ravo I � ,e . if . - that it was ! � Barrister, Solicitor, Convey- the respect and confidence of all except trance. There were other changes sug,- ,;?.ted to the background, brought up explained to the colonel that they were rtisernent MR' . I I I L, I i - t � lonoer, Notary Vablie. Solicitor 'for Marlani. The Iron Opunt was white' gested for Immediate consideration, flie, rear with Haddan. , were gone, and the hirm, If -any w" ,very suspicious, WOW j -7 I*< I . t you?" she cried.,, . i - leCeiVe fr08 IDUr 13 of Commerce a P - I Intended, was done. � i ' �. tbe: ,Canadian . . amk . . with, anger. Eg� took the examination and then� tEere: was a general plan for i 1"011 a week or more Beverly bad been arty of actors on their way to Edel- 1� almostpleading1jr. - i ' �aoh book *,, Ths. . X-oue,y to loan. Farms for sale. Of- out - of Lor"Is han,fa / nnA plIed the - - 'Or.,%v" T" +A V"� ah ",Vft�.�A Un^lr 4 � I � . D, 11 I . . less I fice in soott's Block, Main streets I I - � . � stranger- with Insulting questions, each t: InockernizRig ot Luc A tress at; some I behavaig toward aldos In -the most more convenient time. Baldos lacon- I civ, aller fashlon. Her friendi had I I . I aforth. . I -- -- . � Be -4 I . . - - I � ' . calm answer making him more furious . 1 Ically observed �tbat the equIpment-1 been. teasing'her, Raid, to her own In- She decided to hold him personally to . - - - Prinoipal . -1 - bICKINAON & GARROW. than before. At last, in sheer Impo- behind the times. To t4,e tense amazement, she resented it, The - . . and after a z4.oment both were*tuh of � i rM, .. I � I III - - .... Barristarst Solicitors, etc., Godeo wol. - -r A u,T Teleg- - 1.kh, Ontario. X. L. 16kensont Chas- tence, he relapsed into silence, WRVIDg' -his band to Lorry. to IA ate that he die ' amazement of the offlelals,' be was fact that she felt the sting of their sly - I - I I . V. 4Garrow 16. L. B. 18wff - . 0 . ntly of forts In taunts was sufficient to able to talk -Intellige' - arouse in her I necesshr w. if he pro#edobdurata there' � . I � I � - . - �.., A- � � 1 -- .- tuilradding . --I-'. , ". - might resume. . . . 66 You will underifand, Baldos, that all parts of the world; revealing a the disUessfug conviction that he had wide and thorough knowledge and &x- become lfnportant . � I i cause his eyes Impelled her to give f , I DENTISTRY. . ' enough to prove em- . - � .. � - .1 ........ - - we have some cause for apprebeTk8lon", . tensIve inspection. He bad &-en Amer- I barrassing. While confessing to her- went by, and Beverly suffered mere 'than . 11 I e"IPB STREET , 'DR. H. 7. RODGINS. - � said Lorry, immensely gratified by the , lean as well as European fortlacations. I s'e'lf 'that'It was a blt'treaeherous and 1 . 4 pered softly. I i � �- . . -. .... � 0 INTO '- Graduate of Royal college of Den- 11 outcome of the Ult. "You are a,stran . - . I . � The Gsamstark engineers went to work I 'weak -she Proceeded to,Igmore Baldos ia I tal Surgeons of Ontario. Suoeessor - : .- ger, and, whether you Eldmit It or not, , at once to perfect the simple changes -with, al$tOUISUIng Persistency. Apart of her grasp. SUe began to look-uppu herself as the -vllest of traitors. There 0 �� I _ r � I .Wmmi�� I-, 9 - to Dr. Tweddle. -Office�-Over A. there Is reason to bellevq that you are I he advised,' leaving -no .stone unturned I ft= th� toMing, it seemed to her of Trust me. I ,beseech .you. 1 have tru3t- - I I I ----:I- - , young's grocery store, Main street, 1R75 not what you re&esent yourself to P . . to strengthen the place before a . gro I , . n at- ' late that be -was- wing a shade too I - � sear-orth. I � . -, - be.*' . . - L . tack could be made. confident. I I I I ,� - I � -1 I -1 . - - --;.- . I j �� o � P MEDICAL. I "I am a humble guard at present, s1r, I 'a loyal liky - life Is I . I ,Two, three weeks went by, and the 1 He occasion I � ally forgq,t Ws deferential . � .� .- . - . --- - - -�' . -1 MoGINNIS-1 and one. . yours I - I I new guard was becoming an old story I aIr and relaxed Into a, very pleasinibut . � - �� I � I . I � DR. JOHN , .; should prove otherwise." - . I to the castle and army folk. He rode 1- highly reprehensible state of friendlf- ' � I . .1 I I , I - .1 11 11 - �� ()ffize and residence Victoria Sit" Yetive whispered §ometbIDg in Lor- . . - I i � with Beverly every fair day, �and- he I neso. 'A touch ot the old jaunbuess crop- � , � . � � . � Satarth. Phone, 73. 1 - iy's ear at this juncture. She was via- looked at her window by night from I pad out here and there, a tinge of the old I I I I`- - I I-.- . - -. I . .., I . DR. H. HUGH ROSS. Ibly,pliased .and excited. He looked afar off In the ,,**nl)er bsirracks. She ! Irony man -ad hWotherWise peffect mien I .. I I I � � - I r . � I �� I Gra&uate of Univeksity of Toronto � I �-. I Clo- doubtful for an instant and then ap- � . parently followed her suggestion, re- could niqt dissipate 4he fee'ling that he -, r, Is ' I I as a soldier. His laugh wits free h knew her to be other than the princess, : ubjugation, his entIre -eyes less under�s I �� . I I - - - .11 I fa,auitt-y f Medici , member of 11 . - ,� � . I � me of - -1 � I . Uge of 7hy"sicians and Purgeons.. gardlegs of consequences. I "Would 'be ' - I although he betrayed himself 'by no 1 personality more arrogant. It was ' . . � -- 1, I Udtario; pass graduate conxses in you willing to utilize your word -or sign. -She was enjoying the'l time, thought she resentfully, that his I - .. - -� . Chicago Clinical School, Of ChiCa@D - limowledge as an engineer by suggest- , , . fun .of It too Intensely to expose It to ,,, temerity should meet some sort of I - � , � � I � � . . Royal Ophthalmic HospitaL London:.- Ing -means to strengthen.the fortress?" . . the risk ,of destruction �y revealing 11 check. . I . I 11 � asX ,C;t44,;%j lu "&V V A5 i t ,�, � I �� Ragland.; University College Aos- The others Stared In'fresh amazement. her true Identity to him. Logically I And,!moreover, she had dreamed of Together t7wy 15a,rUaDy subdued t7w aTi- The stram became.so great that at I I i � r : � � - -1 . I � pital, London, England. Office- - Nalarlanx we' I she sent -word for him to attend her in -and'felt the repression th.-it tvas !j3a,vi. � I . I I -. I � � i - I nt as white as dea:tb. that would mean the end of everything, I ]11 two nights In succession. imal. :. - I . I I - . I � - . , , In z I � - . , Y. - � the park. He was 1�> accompany the i � f . Over Stewart Bros.' store, Main\,St.,. ' I . terifig some -dnwejeome .motion In him. � � � � -- . . - I - - I I . "Neverl" he blurted out hoarsel . No doubt he felt the same and kept 1, , I � j . I I .. &afartb. Phone No. 5. Night Ulls , � How well her plan succeeded may welss, but'that they had been advised � - � - � ! i . � "I will do anything the princess coin- Ids 'c' i men who carried the sedan thair, In Ughts were springing into existence I . � - , I could not I test be Illustrated by saying that she -- i . ! - gnswered from residence, Victoria 'r I . , I to give the place a wide berth, Now . I mands me to do," said Baldos easily. . last forever, that -was cert whicli sbe had learned to sit with a de- In all parts of the park, Beverly saw � 2 j � . - - Ain. A , now was In s I � I 10treet, Seaforth. - � ,a mo t unoomforttible they were making the best of a hard I!-.Itful, feeling of being in the eight- the solitary Window -in. the ino-�astery .i .9 I I Irmall -S . 1. ... . 1 1890 u serve her only?" month or two more and Beverly would . frame'of mind. ,Buldos refused to be journey to Serros, where they expected P, Z I I ... I I i � - I - . - ; I : "I serve her first, air. If she werd here have to think of her 'return to Wash- eenth 'century. far -Erway, and her eyes fastened on It 'I - -%- - - I rop , depressed b his misfortune. but little better stecess. He produced I . . DR. 1j. J. BURROWS. . - I � 4 p erly . Y . - I �epd . � . : . I h anda-Ime to die, and Ington. ' � . n f e groutds, now as If for sustenance in this trials ot her I . . . . 1i . � E. . -- offica and Residence-Coodeiic sll(3 could cOmm I lie retired to the oblivion she provided certain papers of Identificatio'n, wblch, -ray in the ,early dusk. Beverly bade 11fe-this mome4t of surprise, this wo. . i �. ch, there would be an end to Baldos." And , I I � 1 .4 1 - Areet, east of the Methodidt chur Ills courage,- his cool Impudence, his- and seemed disagreeably content. Ap- Quinnox. examined and approved, much - � s, alld tl�ose enII, . 1 ..5 i the bearers to iet down ber chair and ment when sbe felt him la i � I . I . ; - Aeaforth. Plione No. 46. Cormer lie smiled Lis he said It. The real prin- subtle wit, charmed her more than she parently It made- very little ' ylug hundj� . 1. : - - � . I I . difference to Beverly's secret amazement. Tbe- few minutes. -2 upon the be -art sh0bad tot suspected -' -� i Z x -, shaWd : 1 396 cess'looked at him with a new, eager couldF express. Now, she was begin- to him - ! . ar vork nty of Hu�ron. 1 leave her In quiet for a - -1� whether hewas in or Out Of fa- princess and the colonel exchanged, '- i I �., . , . -ht was upoh the= 11 I bottle of I . , - expression, as if sometbiiiig bad just ning -to study him from a standpokat I vor. Beverl The two men withdretw to a respectful of treason. TwIlig 2 1 . � -DRS. SCOTT & MKCIKAY. . y was In bi dudgeon, and glances and afterward a few words i - � � distance, a1dos - . . I . � � become clear to her.' There was a peculiarly and selfishly,her own. Wher'e low spirits. . whereupon she called 13 the sun had set; and night was rush- - i I - . 0 Goderleb, - street, pppDsite . Metho- I . . in subdue& tones. Yetive looked fur- . � r . � Chorus of coughs and a round. -of sly. recently she had sung his praise to,Ye- , to her side. .1fer face was flushed with lug up to lend unfair Advantage, to the I ; � - - S, Paliz I Aist ahareh, S6aforth. I - - - The party rode forth a an early hour tively at Beverly -and -then at Baldos, - . . I . . I lety. . forces against which they were strug- I � . onx 1 7 . I - I - looks, . tive and others she now was strangely i In the morning... It was hot In the city. , as If to inquir(.11 whether thes6 inen a t W - . j . - . J. G. Scott, gr � 11 the were thei goat hunters she bad come to - . 7117ator .., I '- aduate of Vietoria "She could hardly ask you to die," reticent. She was to. understand, an-. I but It looked cold and bleak o' "You must tell'me the tTuth about gling. The 'orchestra In the castle was I -� I I ember of the said - Yetive, addressing him for the oth4r day *by this cbaiige bad come ` that transaction iirltb Ravone,11 she playing something soft and tywader- . I I ' heights. Comfoirtable. wraps were tak.- know by Nyord- of mouth. The two � - � ad Ann Arbor, and, ni i . . I . ' . i � i I 13:taria, College of Physicians find first time. . . over her. Stories of his cleverness ,, en tilong,, and provisionfwas made for faces were hopelessly noucommit said, coming straight to the polut, . oh, so fara,way! . ,- - I t i's the =Gat . . Z . tal. I . . I X I � P-vc � 11 'I-�:geons. Cor�Dner tor the a0unty "A princess Is like- i h o her ears from Lorry and Am- � luncheon at an* inn halfway up the Sud&nly Baldos' horse reared and "I was e ting this, your b1gliness," "I forget that I ara -a slave, ;your 13 I � nent- uaantifac- I , I . ; . - . � . � - . I '� � � ji- #1 Auron. ' -madam," saw Baldos, with rare hu- gul,sh and even from Dangloss. She slope.. Quinnox regaled Beverly with be.,ran to pl'uiige as If in terror, so that sald he quietly. The shadows of night higbness, .he r,aId at last, and- his -volice i r ' � ' -"y instant relief � grad, � � - i - � . C. Mackay, h-o-no,r uate of neral. Ye- was- proud, vastly proud, of him IR � stories Grenfall Lorry was the rlder kept his seat only- by means lVere falling, but she could distinguish - rough. She - . - . . mor, and the. laugh -%�as.ge ' In which- � 'thrilled, her through and tb I � � � � - . eitchm Sruises I . trinity University, gold medalist of . tive resolved to talk privately with this these days. 11 - � the hero and Yetive t4e�'herolne. He of adept horsemanship. Ravone leal3t-d the look of anxiety In his dark eyes. tturn,ed �jujvldy and to ber -utter,. dis. , � I � . � . I 'It � also cu -re -4 : . - trinity Medica,l .0o'llege. Member of - ' . . � . ! - "Well'," she Insisted ImpAleutly. i� -ace and eyes still close 1, � � the Callege �of 1-bysicians and - Sur- excellent wit before the hour was over. The Iroia Count alone dise'redited the I - told her of the days when Lorry, a fu- forward and at the risk Of iDjUry niay found bis, f . � - I � . - - i "You saw the notes emebanged?" , - i . i .afism., Neuralgia - I . 1483 . clutched the plunging steed by -the bit. I Ili � . Avons, Ontario. , She was confident that be. knew her to ability and the ebusclentiousness of I gitive with a price upon his bead, it, to bers. glow1m, In th6 dark-ness. � : . . . - . - -- . [ troubles. 2.5c. - - - -- -.--- --�� - .be the princess. the 11 ln'ountel*nk," as -be named the , charged with the a9sassinAtIon Of Together they partially subdued the "Yes, yes, and I command you t6 tell "Tbo-se men imuer there.," -she whis- 1 - - I - I .---- 1. . 0 1 P � � me what they contained., It was - 7 � I .1 � . -othed to the the pored help k,.-qsly-11they ,are loolzing at �. A,UCTIONEERS. "I would like to ask the fellow an- man who had put his nose out f Joint. - Prince Lorenz, then beti animal and Baldos swung to the gromid 10 - . I - - � � - I ost darin- thin- 1"a- - 1� . � �. . anx, ,- princess, lay hidden In the monastel � ' I I * 4L i � " other question," said Marlanx, finger- Deverly, seeing much. of Marl - ' -y .atRavone's side. ,?Ifiss Calhoun's horse ni e!I 0 7,011", � . � I It-fic Liver Pins - . THOMAS BROWN. .1 11 "Your highness, I cannot tell you (Conthwed on Page 'jjL4-,e.) �4 ,� � : I Ing his sword hilt nervously. "You say . inade the mistake of chiding 1�im *1 while Yetive's own soldiers hunted In the medatime had caught the fe*er, - I I . I I and dyspepsita. t--� Limased auctioneer for the coun- what passed between us. It Would be -==rw-x, 4 - z, m �, I - -- - 1, ,� . you serve the princess. Do you mean frankly and gayly about this aversion. high and low for him, The narrator He ijranced off to the roadside bei(oiFb --- - . . 4� I I - �;� I � ler - send tis . &s of Haron and Perth. - ()rders' ' t i . or r treacherous," be said firmly. Beverly I . � . . . � . I - . -oft &t A. M. Campbell's implement by that that'you imagine your duties She even argued -the guard's case be- I dwelt glowingly upon the trip from the she could got him under control. y K handsome - , - - gasped In sheer amazement � a!t the as a soldier to comprise dancing polite fore the bead ot the army, Imprudently , monastery to the city She was thus In a position to observe A . . or I WORK U20 CHARA I � . Seatorth, � I . I Yare-roams, � . free. t ual- I night when'Lorry ca h d heaven, sir! To i - � � . rpositur Office, -will receive prompt atfendance within the - security of pointing out ivany of his superior q I mb down to sur- the two men on the ground. Shielded ! I - I A I -- � whom do you owe allegiance -to meor ' ---- -- � �- '�;---- 75 11 I - - I XY CO., UtInited � ,attention. Satisfaction guaranteed or these walls?" ' I I itles in advocating -his, cause. The i render himself in drder to shield the from view by the body 'of the horse I � I � I I 11 " � - ` - -- � . I o Ravone and that band of tramps?" I �r�sl� . -tf "I bdlleve I enlisted as a - r of count was learning foibearance ir . I Im Is M HRST W-50211AL - - li�-o ant 167 . I *o abarge. . . 17M � membe i his ! woman he loved, and QuInnox himself they were able to put -the finishing t . � �� --- . - , I . I . 1. I ; KU � I -1 --. 11 -, . und touches to the trick Baldos had cleverly Sbe cried, with eyes afire. I I I. I i -� . -�- '] ...... ,VT the castle guard, sir. The duty of the old age. He saw the wisdom of pro- 1 piloted him through the undergro I . , I .1 - Ai rp � I - I I - , !-- I JARMa . IE 1=XVKLA1L . guard is to� protect,the person of the - crastination. Baldos was in favor, but I passage into the very heart of the cas- worked. Beverly distinctly saw the lo bota, your highness, he an' I I . � I i . I I . � . etor I' tie. Then came the exCItlDg scene In I It Hof Women to Wir. awd Hold ' - - I . - - swered so falrlk that she was for the � �� ruler of Graustark and to do that to some day there would come" a tim guard and the be,- ar ex-ebange bits of PS - tT af Haron. Sales attended to in r . I nIg moment abashed. "I am loyal to you- 1 Men's Adruir,atloll;I' Rpvpect md � . the death." I his undoliig, .1 which* Lorry presented himself as a pa -per, -with glances that meant more - - . I I .1 I,- � ,#ny part of th-6 county at. mp4e)rate ' ' prisoner, with the denouement that loyal to the heart's core�and yet ,I am I Love. I� . I �, IgIt is my belief that you are a s than the words they were unable to . - � . I I, � rates and satisfaction guafa&leed.- py, In the barracks he was acquiring I I . . loyal to that unhappy band of tramps, I I I . i , � - * � � � Orders left at the Seaforth post You can show evidence of good faith . fame. 1�eports went forth with unblas- saved the princess. and won for the utter, . - I I I . 11 7 . . I I as I you choose to call them. They are ' Womaiee Matest gff-.t -0� the power to � � . office, or on Lot 2, Concesslo1n 2j by eRlIsting to fight against Dawslaer� ed freedom; lie established. himself as gallant American the desire of his Baldos pressed into- Ravone's hand a I , I � I - I � . re only my sover- %Wae admiration,.. j,aff)--��&j, gnd !ova. . . I Rullett, will receive prompt at- -' shooting to kill," said the l'oe best swordsman in the service, as I heart. my friends. You a I 1 .. - gen and by ' ' . - was!" cried note of some bulk and received in ex- There is a beauty in lhwAtlh vuhich is I teation. . 1832-tf gn . count, with a sinister ,gleam In his well as the mostefflelent. marksman. I I "What a brave fellow he ebange a fmer6 slip of paper. The pa- 0'r I" I I I -- - -- . - . . M "And you won't tell me what passed more attractive to men than Incre rev- I . i , I . � B. S. PHILUIPS. eye. . . � With the foils and sabers he easily i 13�verly, who never tired of hearing pers disappeared as if by magic, and � i I the !romantic story.- . . the guard was remounting his horse,be. between you?" she ,said, angered by laxity of featnre . I . Licensed auetioneer for the ooun- "And If I decline to serve in any v,,jnquished the foremost 'fencers in i I i A . , "Ali, he was wonderful, Miss Cal- fore he saw that the act baty been de� this epigrammatic remark. 1 1�as af Huron and Perth.- Being a other �apaclty than the one I -no W""- high and lo -%v circles. He could ride � . 4 1 1 I., . I i t "I cannot and be true to myself." i #ractical farmer and thoroughly "Then I shall brand you as a spy and like /a Cossack or like an American I lioun. I fought him to keep him from tected, The. expression of pa and de- I i IV I sumenderIng. I 110b, you Efre a glorlous soldierl'? she ' � . .; ward." . cowboy, Of th all, his warmest ad I He bpat me, and I was spair in Beverly's face sent a cold chill - _:. 1. I :i ." em - , . . . . . . .1 . I -- - - I ,.� � understanding the vatue� of farm a -co -1 " � .1 ." . in " exclaimed, with fierce sarcasm- In her � .. . stook and implements, places me I : 11111,.;";g� 1 "You have already called me. -a spy, mirer was Harfdan, the man set to I virtually his prisoner when we appear- )over h lin from hand to foot. ii;' ::� � i j; ,.,;; _j; .: :: 1. � , . .i� . 1. a better podition to realizo it # ed before the'tribunal.11 voice. "You spealc of being true! -1 ;�..:;;. jgwd 7 ,! I I , She turned sIck -with apprehension. 217 1 1!�ii,13ffl I . .your exi�ellency. It will not make It vi,tttc-h him, for Lhe secret service. i;i,. - 11 14S -9 I � prioes. Chargeeb moderate. Satia- � i "It's no wonder she loveil him and Herfalth had received a. stunning blow. Surprise you in the very act of"- - f.";U'l. -� I j � -j All true, let me add, if you call me a cow-' may be thuelyjo state that Haddan I st -11.0 !" . . . � J faction guaranteed or. no pay. � married him." Mutely she watched the vagabonds Stay, your highness!" he said cold- --- . ez Ig i - o.r4ers left at Elensall fice ard, I refuse to take up arms against watched In vain. - i��,!,--,�: . W 1! _poBt of I "He deserved the best that lifecould withdraw In peace, free to go where 1Y. "You are about to call me a spy . Y�� i -i-4., . ' - � I n is- �,� .: i �� , or at Lot 23, Concession 2, Hay, will elthet Dawsbergen or Axpbain.11 The princess, humottlug her own fa I 12 ,:., - ;W . I I give, Miss Calhoun." they Pleased. The excursionists 'turn- and a traitor. Spare me, I implore you, I i . - 1709-tf rid sen- cy, aswell as Beverly's foibles, took to I I! !:�!�...*,�...M if!!, '%4 Pi I i , . i , ; "e ;g. 6 . . . . . . 10 .1 . � ;n - � � � � � be promptly attended to . The remark created a profou "You had better n9t call me Allss i � . . . . . . . I I - � I ed to the main road. Baldos fell back that humillatlen. I have swom to serve - ;i .1, !,U,f1',,;:.p,. .,i,.- � "qu , � ", . I . . '... -,iT ; -, ------- sation. . riding with her high spirited young I * I .1;i?,*10 .-II5 I , 1: i:MT1, U is C S you faithfully and loyally. I have n i� � . I �, 14 ' Calhoun, Colonel Quinnox," sald s e,. to h ac u tomed place, his imploring ot ! :110.-.r191iN; ,!. ; 1, - guest on man a little jaunt I �! *! I 4; i 11; � - . . I y I �!. Uxii.1!911. 1 �. - . to the I lookingt7!,back apprehensively. "I am a -look wasted. She was strangely, in. degelved ybu, and I shall not, Paul .�i� i Then you are employed by both In I -.,-;j!- .�� . W . stead of one!" shouted the Iron Count 11111s. Sbe.usually rode with Lorry or.! . ! 7N. -z t1?! i - j . - 1;11� I . ; . I J. Le 'is Thomas . � - .: 4";1! I it. - I I - . I hlghnes�once in awhile, don't you explicably depressed for the rest of the Baldos has wronged no man, no, wom- I vs. .. . . , eefull " Angalsb, cheerfulJy assuming the sub- . � I I I Ch it 17mrin(-,er, Architect, etc. lZte Dominion De' "I " y- r - ' know?" day. an. What pissed betAveen Rayone and i" - 1 4 .1 . i)artmetit �1jf1j1i(:'Work& consuitinK Engineer for "I am employed as a guard for her dued position befitting a lady-in-walt- . . is sm -- � -, . I -, -1 - 4 'UsTmALT "I Implore your highness' ,,)�rdon 11 myself concerns us only. It had noth- ( -1 . I I � .." 31univilml ur County work. Mectrio Railromb, � . : I -: 8ew( rage- or Wat(Irworks systeins, 11%arves, .Bridgres, royal bigliDess," said Baldos, with a hig apparently restored to favor on, . P . I . I I , - . ,, I 1.1-1 said he gayly, " CHAPTER Xvii. I Ing to do ,With the affairs of Grau. . ;�- - I . - Re-ei �etive "and not as a probation. Sbe enjoyed Beverly's I , i i I � -tt�rve(j CojjcrL�te. pjjo�,jy 1.1220, square glance at 1 1 The riders ahead had come to a , HE was torn by conflicting emo- stark." -- TZ. GUIZP, I i 110, fighter In the ranks. I will fight tl1l unique position. In order to maintain A&PS, � 28-tf. LONDON, ONTI _ I ' I ., � standstill and were pointing off Into tions. 'That the two friends -2 "Of course you wotild say Iliat. You (42 - , - I- i � I prgino, morO � deatli for her, but not for Graus'tark." attitude as princes� the. fair young . I I n . � .. - . -,-- - . -1- - I � her . . the pass to their rl,&,ht, They were . had surreptitiously exchanged wouldn't be fool enough to tell the I i . - CH,kPTER, XVI. deceiver was obl1gecl to pose in ithe I TO be a successful -wife, to xetain thq � - I . I eight or ten miles from the city gates mess . I � , rhe McKifliop TAtuWal Fire ,,, attitude of being . ages, doubtless by aii ar- truth," I ctled she hotly. "I am The I ise, a v�ftreme6r deldetabld - - � . - 41% y io-%,e', I' like that fellow' ; - and more than halfway up the winding rangement perfected since be.had en- fool! I have trusted y )ove and a4mirAtion of her .husband, I 'I .lob. Bile - � oul and� if any- / 04ould be a VID=n)s const I Lon-y's wife. � , ant �studyv, T � . Insurance'Company. coolness," said Lorry to Har- � road. that ended at the monastery gates. tered the servIce-possibly within the thing goes wrong I alone am to blanTe �kt the - - '.. . i` � , fi,Tst indication. -of ill -health, - -1 I - "How can you expect the par, I .1 tient curo W- � . � I .agon to '. - Bev-(�rly and QuInnox, came up w I - - - ry Anguish, after the meet- . , Ith week ---could not be disputed. When for exposing poor Graustark to danger. painfui ()r irr�p . 11, � 1� - N D $ 17 I 11 ,,nake lave to you, dear, if he thinks I _ .,gular periods, jiead�=he -or i . , T - FAWA AND 160LATED TOW iii,- 11-Iels- after my own theni hud found all eyes centered on a and how had they planned the accl- Oh, irby didn't I cry out this after . (3re remova t, I - backache secure Lydia, E% Plukhami* 1 Ity . I you are,another man's wife?" Yetive ; � �. - . PROPFERTY ONLY INSURED, heart. Why, be treats -us as'thou-4 we T small company of men encamped In the dental meeting? What had been their noonill . i . . � . - . ,isked her blue eyes beaming with the ' *4 you - Vegetable Compound and be& its use. 1 . I - - - I . . I were the suppliants, he the aliusglver , 'I I, rocky defile a hundred yards from the method of communication? And, above "I knew would not," -be said, , ., I � � OFFICERS. - full of It yl. main road., - all, whht were the contents of the mes- with cool unconcern. - Mrs - B. Gillis, Windsor, X. R,r i I � 7. B. MaLean,- president, Kippen I -le is playing a ganie, I'll admit, but ly. "You have . � - T I ; � P. O.; Thoma's Fraser, vice-presi- he (loes It Nvith. an assurance that de- "Poob!" .suiffed Bover ' ,sages exchanged? Were they of a "Insolence! What do you mean by , desmibe$ her illn , and c ,, t M ' I I - . � � � only to consult history to1hid the ex- It needed but a glance to tell her that?" she cried In CoDf US . - ess tirm in I I � P � . i I � -1 - . - - dent, BrIticefield P, O.; Thomas H. lights me! � ' ctiso. It's the dear old habit of men to who comprised the unusual company. purely personal nature or did they com- -!on �ollowjng latter. �. -. i . I I I )RD-ys.. speretary-�,treasurer, Seaforth ,'He is right about tbat darned old f The _very raggedness of their garments, prebend 14jury to the' principality of "In. your heart you knew I was doing . Dear Mrs, Pinicham:- i -- � inake love to queens and g6t beheaded i I 11111s, knowledge - Grau'stark? Beverly - could not, In her - . I P. O.; .fortill said Anguish. the unforgettable disregard for ,conse no wrong. You shielded me then, ,as I . I I ' I - - I -, for it, Besides, be Is not expected to - "When X commeneed to tako Lydia V.� . I � : DIRECTORS. � proves conclusively that quences, the Impudent ease with which heart, feel that Baldos was doing any you *have shielded me from the begin- Plnkham!s Vegetable Compound I was saf- .1 I � . ` of such things - . � , 4 1 . - I ove to ine. 11ow In the wor!d Z I I . - Wiltiam Chesney, Seafort,h; Jobii lie Is no'- on.' !"111.1ke I they faced poTerty and wealth alike, thing Inimical to the country he. served, ning"s fering with wmkness and womb tr,oubio,! j . - ordinary pers - . . � . 4 1 . - �: I I i G. Grieve, Winthrop; George bale, that Into your'liead?" 'and yet her duty and loyalty to Yetive I ; I I � I . 'Seaforth -, John Benneweis,' Dublin ; "Yetive had a bit of a talk �w,ith him ffld Y04 get . �1 of belonged to but one set of men -the "I don't see'why I S�lt here and let beadaelies, backwhes, and that wmwowft&� ! �, � � just now," said Lorry, witil'a.�reflec- oil a (1ay spoil after the retur vagabonds of the Hawk and -Raven. made It Imperative that the transac- You talk to me like that," she said, feel- I tired fwling. I have only ta][on the Vtge-� � � 4; 1 . . Wames Evans, Reeehwood; John . - - t I I I Watt, Harlook -- Thos. Frase r, Bkucs- tive smile. "She asked him point blank f,iiri,y and Angralsb fron, a trip to the Beverly went asbade whiter. Her in. tion should be reported at,once, A Ing the SYMPtOMS of collapse. "You Uble Compound a few short weeks -and It! I i - # - i - . t , . froutlei Beverly expressed a desire to bas,made me well, strong aud robust. it i field; Jolin B. "Bi0j,ean, Kippen;-Jas, if he knew who she was. He (lid not terest in everything else flagged, and word to QuInnox- and Ravone would be air with me, Baldos � , (2onnolly, Clinton. . �� I 0sit the monastery of St. Valentine, she was lost In bewlIdenient. What seized and searched -for the, mysterious You are laughing at me now and call: believe -that Lydia E, Pinkham's VagetabW I I . It Compound is without equal for female tr-o� I . . � - . 11 � AGENTS. � rw--,7 =M=,4% P% Itigh on the mountain top. It was a freak of fortune had sent these men - .t -,, , I I 10-P . �"� I Ing me 4.1 witless'lIttle fool, You -you .1 bles.), - � I , Robt. Smith, Harl,ock; E. Hinch- , long ride over the Circuitous route by out off the fastnesses into this danger- " - did something today that ' - � , VXt'(4% ff U -K - shakes my , 0 � .1 - I I I m leY, Seaforth; James Cumming, Eg- CA%ffo W I A Whic4 the steel) Incline was avoided, ously op& place? P faith to the very bottom. I never�'can Women who are troubled wifth pabi-0 1 - I I I I . . . I . - - 9mondville; a. W. Yeo, Holmesville- or Infants aud ChUdren. and It Was necessary for the party to - I I or irregular periods, baCkUbe, blftdn&' I P. O.; Geo. Murdie and Goo. Steph- F . . . . . She recognized the ascetic Ravone, trust YOU again. Good heaven, I bate : . rly start. Yetive rode with , (or flatulence), influmma4fion, or ulcom.. - � . ,-1. I Dnsbu, auditors. ,,k, an ea with his student's face and ,beggar's - -- to confess to -to every one that you are I I I tion, that "beaning-down" - feelin& Ah,,d.J i . The Kind You Have Always Bought I - \ � M - . 11 . garb. Old Franz was 'there, and so . I I " I I . . � I I C:1 .AL at rP C3o XL X ..9L . se faces and hetero. A 6$ ness, faintness, indigesUon, or nervous i . t y 11 . - 4 MONIRY TO LOAN. - were others who- . Your highnessr he 4 com_ I � . , Implored, Z . j Bears the . The bd You Have AlWaYs BOON I prostration may be reeton-A to pede,& � ., smommosINNIMImogg ad Weome so fa- - . t - I BeshIhe -..e geneous garments- b S Z . Ing close to the chair and bending over I heoth and . " , . . - � .. I i streength � �� . . I I 7 -Z The tall her. "Before God I am honest with ' . t - � eourlby Signatiir bY, talft � - r' w1vate ftirids at 4A% to. 67. o q of . - I -W , . n f%=,s . I I � I Ure / P 4 millar to her M another day. 11 --- a ,�, 'ft 0Wd!WA0LZr I R -Mukham's - - ;U - I . _I -A ftuat LAZe, "04,;�Pvv,e,�,%;tv, - the I % A I 2Q-�5.tf A I WAZT, Ermefield, Oiit 16ader with . red feather., the rak. � I A .8.3j,141 - - I Vegetable . - ` - � - . I . . "--- rqu. P91leve me when I ggy th-ftt ,T . . : . � ,,,--,-----1!. - , - . A � . - I ..:- � *"% . 'I �, , I - . � � . . . 91 I I . I .. il 7 I . -. . I - . � I I I � - I . 7L e 1, -A - - :, I � - I I I . I � . I . I � - I . I � � I � I -1 - . � . I � - ...-I -i- U-� 11 -- . - I -1 � - I � .. I . - . - I � I . - �, - � i i . 4 � . , . I - � . � - I I I I . - � � I . . I - J 7 I . M 11 . - . . � I 4 1 � I I ,� . : I I - , -2 � I - . - . 11;1 � i- � I Za F V V at the guard, His face was Imperturb- I I � � ,xe yes," be answerE . His hard i h touched ber- arm, perhaps unconscious- � I able, even sphinx -like In Its steitdIness. ly. She threw back her bead to give -.. . She decided to hold him personally to bim a look of rebuke. ,Xheir _eyes M r et ; aC-count At the earlIest am#flable mo, - . . and after a z4.oment both were*tuh of � i I I ment she would demand att. explana. I . i Pleading. Her lips parted, but the tion of h1alconduct, ithreate -�'Tig him if . wor& would not com I i . e. She was 5ter- I necesshr w. if he pro#edobdurata there' � . I �� ward more than thankful for thA, bc- I w%s but one course � left oodu to her. . I - . � I i cause his eyes Impelled her to give f She,would deliver him up to,tb6 JU13- . 1 A voice to amazing things that suddenly ! tice he had,outra Hour af ter li&wr . ,ged. 11 rushed to her bead. I. - 1i went by, and Beverly suffered mere 'than ft It . i I -want to believe You,! she twhis- � she could biwe told. The 4dtim-- � 1 . 4 pered softly. I i age was. done, and the chance to undo . - . I "You m.ust-yog- do! I would give ; It W48 slipping fai�ther a nd hirther-out , .� ' ; you my life., You have It now. it is �); of her grasp. SUe began to look-uppu herself as the -vllest of traitors. There , ,- :. In yout keeping and'wIth it my honor. I was no,silver amonotbe clouds that Trust me. I ,beseech .you. 1 have tru3t- - I 4 marred her thoukhts that afterno6n. ed YOU." t � I : I It wis late In the day 4when the party � P. "I brought you here - she be!,rau. de- , � : i - 4 returned to the castle tlr�d out. Bev- fending him Involuntarily. "But Bal- I � 11 i erly was the oidy.one who had no long-' .0 I t; I d0s-, .-V-O'u f t th , I am the prin- I i �� Ing to seek repose' after the -fatiguing cessl" Spei rew away In � sudden shy- - - . I trip. Her mind was full of unrest. It ness, her ebeeks rosy once more. her . . I . was necessary to question Baldos at eyes . filling.wIth, themost"dIstressingly I . I once. Tberecould be -no peace for her unrefts'0114b`10 tearS, Ile 41d not rno've a .1 * . until she learned"the truth from him. for what -seemed hours to heir. Sho . - I i 1h *1h 6U -&,;u IF I'l T�ws- � � 11 � asX ,C;t44,;%j lu "&V V A5 i t ,�, � I �� Ragland.; University College Aos- The others Stared In'fresh amazement. her true Identity to him. Logically I And,!moreover, she had dreamed of Together t7wy 15a,rUaDy subdued t7w aTi- The stram became.so great that at I I i � r : � � - -1 . I � pital, London, England. Office- - Nalarlanx we' I she sent -word for him to attend her in -and'felt the repression th.-it tvas !j3a,vi. � I . I I -. I � � i - I nt as white as dea:tb. that would mean the end of everything, I ]11 two nights In succession. imal. :. - I . I I - . I � - . , , In z I � - . , Y. - � the park. He was 1�> accompany the i � f . Over Stewart Bros.' store, Main\,St.,. ' I . terifig some -dnwejeome .motion In him. � � � � -- . . - I - - I I . "Neverl" he blurted out hoarsel . No doubt he felt the same and kept 1, , I � j . I I .. &afartb. Phone No. 5. Night Ulls , � How well her plan succeeded may welss, but'that they had been advised � - � - � ! i . � "I will do anything the princess coin- Ids 'c' i men who carried the sedan thair, In Ughts were springing into existence I . � - , I could not I test be Illustrated by saying that she -- i . ! - gnswered from residence, Victoria 'r I . , I to give the place a wide berth, Now . I mands me to do," said Baldos easily. . last forever, that -was cert whicli sbe had learned to sit with a de- In all parts of the park, Beverly saw � 2 j � . - - Ain. A , now was In s I � I 10treet, Seaforth. - � ,a mo t unoomforttible they were making the best of a hard I!-.Itful, feeling of being in the eight- the solitary Window -in. the ino-�astery .i .9 I I Irmall -S . 1. ... . 1 1890 u serve her only?" month or two more and Beverly would . frame'of mind. ,Buldos refused to be journey to Serros, where they expected P, Z I I ... I I i � - I - . - ; I : "I serve her first, air. If she werd here have to think of her 'return to Wash- eenth 'century. far -Erway, and her eyes fastened on It 'I - -%- - - I rop , depressed b his misfortune. but little better stecess. He produced I . . DR. 1j. J. BURROWS. . - I � 4 p erly . Y . - I �epd . � . : . I h anda-Ime to die, and Ington. ' � . n f e groutds, now as If for sustenance in this trials ot her I . . . . 1i . � E. . -- offica and Residence-Coodeiic sll(3 could cOmm I lie retired to the oblivion she provided certain papers of Identificatio'n, wblch, -ray in the ,early dusk. Beverly bade 11fe-this mome4t of surprise, this wo. . i �. ch, there would be an end to Baldos." And , I I � 1 .4 1 - Areet, east of the Methodidt chur Ills courage,- his cool Impudence, his- and seemed disagreeably content. Ap- Quinnox. examined and approved, much - � s, alld tl�ose enII, . 1 ..5 i the bearers to iet down ber chair and ment when sbe felt him la i � I . I . ; - Aeaforth. Plione No. 46. Cormer lie smiled Lis he said It. The real prin- subtle wit, charmed her more than she parently It made- very little ' ylug hundj� . 1. : - - � . I I . difference to Beverly's secret amazement. Tbe- few minutes. -2 upon the be -art sh0bad tot suspected -' -� i Z x -, shaWd : 1 396 cess'looked at him with a new, eager couldF express. Now, she was begin- to him - ! . ar vork nty of Hu�ron. 1 leave her In quiet for a - -1� whether hewas in or Out Of fa- princess and the colonel exchanged, '- i I �., . , . -ht was upoh the= 11 I bottle of I . , - expression, as if sometbiiiig bad just ning -to study him from a standpokat I vor. Beverl The two men withdretw to a respectful of treason. TwIlig 2 1 . � -DRS. SCOTT & MKCIKAY. . y was In bi dudgeon, and glances and afterward a few words i - � � distance, a1dos - . . I . � � become clear to her.' There was a peculiarly and selfishly,her own. Wher'e low spirits. . whereupon she called 13 the sun had set; and night was rush- - i I - . 0 Goderleb, - street, pppDsite . Metho- I . . in subdue& tones. Yetive looked fur- . � r . � Chorus of coughs and a round. -of sly. recently she had sung his praise to,Ye- , to her side. .1fer face was flushed with lug up to lend unfair Advantage, to the I ; � - - S, Paliz I Aist ahareh, S6aforth. I - - - The party rode forth a an early hour tively at Beverly -and -then at Baldos, - . . I . . I lety. . forces against which they were strug- I � . onx 1 7 . I - I - looks, . tive and others she now was strangely i In the morning... It was hot In the city. , as If to inquir(.11 whether thes6 inen a t W - . j . - . J. G. Scott, gr � 11 the were thei goat hunters she bad come to - . 7117ator .., I '- aduate of Vietoria "She could hardly ask you to die," reticent. She was to. understand, an-. I but It looked cold and bleak o' "You must tell'me the tTuth about gling. The 'orchestra In the castle was I -� I I ember of the said - Yetive, addressing him for the oth4r day *by this cbaiige bad come ` that transaction iirltb Ravone,11 she playing something soft and tywader- . I I ' heights. Comfoirtable. wraps were tak.- know by Nyord- of mouth. The two � - � ad Ann Arbor, and, ni i . . I . ' . i � i I 13:taria, College of Physicians find first time. . . over her. Stories of his cleverness ,, en tilong,, and provisionfwas made for faces were hopelessly noucommit said, coming straight to the polut, . oh, so fara,way! . ,- - I t i's the =Gat . . Z . tal. I . . I X I � P-vc � 11 'I-�:geons. Cor�Dner tor the a0unty "A princess Is like- i h o her ears from Lorry and Am- � luncheon at an* inn halfway up the Sud&nly Baldos' horse reared and "I was e ting this, your b1gliness," "I forget that I ara -a slave, ;your 13 I � nent- uaantifac- I , I . ; . - . � . � - . I '� � � ji- #1 Auron. ' -madam," saw Baldos, with rare hu- gul,sh and even from Dangloss. She slope.. Quinnox regaled Beverly with be.,ran to pl'uiige as If in terror, so that sald he quietly. The shadows of night higbness, .he r,aId at last, and- his -volice i r ' � ' -"y instant relief � grad, � � - i - � . C. Mackay, h-o-no,r uate of neral. Ye- was- proud, vastly proud, of him IR � stories Grenfall Lorry was the rlder kept his seat only- by means lVere falling, but she could distinguish - rough. She - . - . . mor, and the. laugh -%�as.ge ' In which- � 'thrilled, her through and tb I � � � � - . eitchm Sruises I . trinity University, gold medalist of . tive resolved to talk privately with this these days. 11 - � the hero and Yetive t4e�'herolne. He of adept horsemanship. Ravone leal3t-d the look of anxiety In his dark eyes. tturn,ed �jujvldy and to ber -utter,. dis. , � I � . � . I 'It � also cu -re -4 : . - trinity Medica,l .0o'llege. Member of - ' . . � . ! - "Well'," she Insisted ImpAleutly. i� -ace and eyes still close 1, � � the Callege �of 1-bysicians and - Sur- excellent wit before the hour was over. The Iroia Count alone dise'redited the I - told her of the days when Lorry, a fu- forward and at the risk Of iDjUry niay found bis, f . � - I � . - - i "You saw the notes emebanged?" , - i . i .afism., Neuralgia - I . 1483 . clutched the plunging steed by -the bit. I Ili � . Avons, Ontario. , She was confident that be. knew her to ability and the ebusclentiousness of I gitive with a price upon his bead, it, to bers. glow1m, In th6 dark-ness. � : . . . - . - -- . [ troubles. 2.5c. - - - -- -.--- --�� - .be the princess. the 11 ln'ountel*nk," as -be named the , charged with the a9sassinAtIon Of Together they partially subdued the "Yes, yes, and I command you t6 tell "Tbo-se men imuer there.," -she whis- 1 - - I - I .---- 1. . 0 1 P � � me what they contained., It was - 7 � I .1 � . -othed to the the pored help k,.-qsly-11they ,are loolzing at �. A,UCTIONEERS. "I would like to ask the fellow an- man who had put his nose out f Joint. - Prince Lorenz, then beti animal and Baldos swung to the gromid 10 - . I - - � � - I ost darin- thin- 1"a- - 1� . � �. . anx, ,- princess, lay hidden In the monastel � ' I I * 4L i � " other question," said Marlanx, finger- Deverly, seeing much. of Marl - ' -y .atRavone's side. ,?Ifiss Calhoun's horse ni e!I 0 7,011", � . � I It-fic Liver Pins - . THOMAS BROWN. .1 11 "Your highness, I cannot tell you (Conthwed on Page 'jjL4-,e.) �4 ,� � : I Ing his sword hilt nervously. "You say . inade the mistake of chiding 1�im *1 while Yetive's own soldiers hunted In the medatime had caught the fe*er, - I I . I I and dyspepsita. t--� Limased auctioneer for the coun- what passed between us. It Would be -==rw-x, 4 - z, m �, I - -- - 1, ,� . you serve the princess. Do you mean frankly and gayly about this aversion. high and low for him, The narrator He ijranced off to the roadside bei(oiFb --- - . . 4� I I - �;� I � ler - send tis . &s of Haron and Perth. - ()rders' ' t i . or r treacherous," be said firmly. Beverly I . � . . . � . I - . -oft &t A. M. Campbell's implement by that that'you imagine your duties She even argued -the guard's case be- I dwelt glowingly upon the trip from the she could got him under control. y K handsome - , - - gasped In sheer amazement � a!t the as a soldier to comprise dancing polite fore the bead ot the army, Imprudently , monastery to the city She was thus In a position to observe A . . or I WORK U20 CHARA I � . Seatorth, � I . I Yare-roams, � . free. t ual- I night when'Lorry ca h d heaven, sir! To i - � � . rpositur Office, -will receive prompt atfendance within the - security of pointing out ivany of his superior q I mb down to sur- the two men on the ground. Shielded ! I - I A I -- � whom do you owe allegiance -to meor ' ---- -- � �- '�;---- 75 11 I - - I XY CO., UtInited � ,attention. Satisfaction guaranteed or these walls?" ' I I itles in advocating -his, cause. The i render himself in drder to shield the from view by the body 'of the horse I � I � I I 11 " � - ` - -- � . I o Ravone and that band of tramps?" I �r�sl� . -tf "I bdlleve I enlisted as a - r of count was learning foibearance ir . I Im Is M HRST W-50211AL - - li�-o ant 167 . I *o abarge. . . 17M � membe i his ! woman he loved, and QuInnox himself they were able to put -the finishing t . � �� --- . - , I . I . 1. I ; KU � I -1 --. 11 -, . und touches to the trick Baldos had cleverly Sbe cried, with eyes afire. I I I. I i -� . -�- '] ...... ,VT the castle guard, sir. The duty of the old age. He saw the wisdom of pro- 1 piloted him through the undergro I . , I .1 - Ai rp � I - I I - , !-- I JARMa . IE 1=XVKLA1L . guard is to� protect,the person of the - crastination. Baldos was in favor, but I passage into the very heart of the cas- worked. Beverly distinctly saw the lo bota, your highness, he an' I I . � I i . I I . � . etor I' tie. Then came the exCItlDg scene In I It Hof Women to Wir. awd Hold ' - - I . - - swered so falrlk that she was for the � �� ruler of Graustark and to do that to some day there would come" a tim guard and the be,- ar ex-ebange bits of PS - tT af Haron. Sales attended to in r . I nIg moment abashed. "I am loyal to you- 1 Men's Adruir,atloll;I' Rpvpect md � . the death." I his undoliig, .1 which* Lorry presented himself as a pa -per, -with glances that meant more - - . I I .1 I,- � ,#ny part of th-6 county at. mp4e)rate ' ' prisoner, with the denouement that loyal to the heart's core�and yet ,I am I Love. I� . I �, IgIt is my belief that you are a s than the words they were unable to . - � . I I, � rates and satisfaction guafa&leed.- py, In the barracks he was acquiring I I . . loyal to that unhappy band of tramps, I I I . i , � - * � � � Orders left at the Seaforth post You can show evidence of good faith . fame. 1�eports went forth with unblas- saved the princess. and won for the utter, . - I I I . 11 7 . . I I as I you choose to call them. They are ' Womaiee Matest gff-.t -0� the power to � � . office, or on Lot 2, Concesslo1n 2j by eRlIsting to fight against Dawslaer� ed freedom; lie established. himself as gallant American the desire of his Baldos pressed into- Ravone's hand a I , I � I - I � . re only my sover- %Wae admiration,.. j,aff)--��&j, gnd !ova. . . I Rullett, will receive prompt at- -' shooting to kill," said the l'oe best swordsman in the service, as I heart. my friends. You a I 1 .. - gen and by ' ' . - was!" cried note of some bulk and received in ex- There is a beauty in lhwAtlh vuhich is I teation. . 1832-tf gn . count, with a sinister ,gleam In his well as the mostefflelent. marksman. I I "What a brave fellow he ebange a fmer6 slip of paper. The pa- 0'r I" I I I -- - -- . - . . M "And you won't tell me what passed more attractive to men than Incre rev- I . i , I . � B. S. PHILUIPS. eye. . . � With the foils and sabers he easily i 13�verly, who never tired of hearing pers disappeared as if by magic, and � i I the !romantic story.- . . the guard was remounting his horse,be. between you?" she ,said, angered by laxity of featnre . I . Licensed auetioneer for the ooun- "And If I decline to serve in any v,,jnquished the foremost 'fencers in i I i A . , "Ali, he was wonderful, Miss Cal- fore he saw that the act baty been de� this epigrammatic remark. 1 1�as af Huron and Perth.- Being a other �apaclty than the one I -no W""- high and lo -%v circles. He could ride � . 4 1 1 I., . I i t "I cannot and be true to myself." i #ractical farmer and thoroughly "Then I shall brand you as a spy and like /a Cossack or like an American I lioun. I fought him to keep him from tected, The. expression of pa and de- I i IV I sumenderIng. I 110b, you Efre a glorlous soldierl'? she ' � . .; ward." . cowboy, Of th all, his warmest ad I He bpat me, and I was spair in Beverly's face sent a cold chill - _:. 1. I :i ." em - , . . . . . . .1 . I -- - - I ,.� � understanding the vatue� of farm a -co -1 " � .1 ." . in " exclaimed, with fierce sarcasm- In her � .. . stook and implements, places me I : 11111,.;";g� 1 "You have already called me. -a spy, mirer was Harfdan, the man set to I virtually his prisoner when we appear- )over h lin from hand to foot. ii;' ::� � i j; ,.,;; _j; .: :: 1. � , . .i� . 1. a better podition to realizo it # ed before the'tribunal.11 voice. "You spealc of being true! -1 ;�..:;;. jgwd 7 ,! I I , She turned sIck -with apprehension. 217 1 1!�ii,13ffl I . .your exi�ellency. It will not make It vi,tttc-h him, for Lhe secret service. i;i,. - 11 14S -9 I � prioes. Chargeeb moderate. Satia- � i "It's no wonder she loveil him and Herfalth had received a. stunning blow. Surprise you in the very act of"- - f.";U'l. -� I j � -j All true, let me add, if you call me a cow-' may be thuelyjo state that Haddan I st -11.0 !" . . . � J faction guaranteed or. no pay. � married him." Mutely she watched the vagabonds Stay, your highness!" he said cold- --- . ez Ig i - o.r4ers left at Elensall fice ard, I refuse to take up arms against watched In vain. - i��,!,--,�: . W 1! _poBt of I "He deserved the best that lifecould withdraw In peace, free to go where 1Y. "You are about to call me a spy . Y�� i -i-4., . ' - � I n is- �,� .: i �� , or at Lot 23, Concession 2, Hay, will elthet Dawsbergen or Axpbain.11 The princess, humottlug her own fa I 12 ,:., - ;W . I I give, Miss Calhoun." they Pleased. The excursionists 'turn- and a traitor. Spare me, I implore you, I i . - 1709-tf rid sen- cy, aswell as Beverly's foibles, took to I I! !:�!�...*,�...M if!!, '%4 Pi I i , . i , ; "e ;g. 6 . . . . . . 10 .1 . � ;n - � � � � � be promptly attended to . The remark created a profou "You had better n9t call me Allss i � . . . . . . . I I - � I ed to the main road. Baldos fell back that humillatlen. I have swom to serve - ;i .1, !,U,f1',,;:.p,. .,i,.- � "qu , � ", . I . . '... -,iT ; -, ------- sation. . riding with her high spirited young I * I .1;i?,*10 .-II5 I , 1: i:MT1, U is C S you faithfully and loyally. I have n i� � . I �, 14 ' Calhoun, Colonel Quinnox," sald s e,. to h ac u tomed place, his imploring ot ! :110.-.r191iN; ,!. ; 1, - guest on man a little jaunt I �! *! I 4; i 11; � - . . I y I �!. Uxii.1!911. 1 �. - . to the I lookingt7!,back apprehensively. "I am a -look wasted. She was strangely, in. degelved ybu, and I shall not, Paul .�i� i Then you are employed by both In I -.,-;j!- .�� . W . stead of one!" shouted the Iron Count 11111s. Sbe.usually rode with Lorry or.! . ! 7N. -z t1?! i - j . - 1;11� I . ; . I J. Le 'is Thomas . � - .: 4";1! I it. - I I - . I hlghnes�once in awhile, don't you explicably depressed for the rest of the Baldos has wronged no man, no, wom- I vs. .. . . , eefull " Angalsb, cheerfulJy assuming the sub- . � I I I Ch it 17mrin(-,er, Architect, etc. lZte Dominion De' "I " y- r - ' know?" day. an. What pissed betAveen Rayone and i" - 1 4 .1 . i)artmetit �1jf1j1i(:'Work& consuitinK Engineer for "I am employed as a guard for her dued position befitting a lady-in-walt- . . is sm -- � -, . I -, -1 - 4 'UsTmALT "I Implore your highness' ,,)�rdon 11 myself concerns us only. It had noth- ( -1 . I I � .." 31univilml ur County work. Mectrio Railromb, � . : I -: 8ew( rage- or Wat(Irworks systeins, 11%arves, .Bridgres, royal bigliDess," said Baldos, with a hig apparently restored to favor on, . P . I . I I , - . ,, I 1.1-1 said he gayly, " CHAPTER Xvii. I Ing to do ,With the affairs of Grau. . ;�- - I . - Re-ei �etive "and not as a probation. Sbe enjoyed Beverly's I , i i I � -tt�rve(j CojjcrL�te. pjjo�,jy 1.1220, square glance at 1 1 The riders ahead had come to a , HE was torn by conflicting emo- stark." -- TZ. GUIZP, I i 110, fighter In the ranks. I will fight tl1l unique position. In order to maintain A&PS, � 28-tf. LONDON, ONTI _ I ' I ., � standstill and were pointing off Into tions. 'That the two friends -2 "Of course you wotild say Iliat. You (42 - , - I- i � I prgino, morO � deatli for her, but not for Graus'tark." attitude as princes� the. fair young . I I n . � .. - . -,-- - . -1- - I � her . . the pass to their rl,&,ht, They were . had surreptitiously exchanged wouldn't be fool enough to tell the I i . - CH,kPTER, XVI. deceiver was obl1gecl to pose in ithe I TO be a successful -wife, to xetain thq � - I . I eight or ten miles from the city gates mess . I � , rhe McKifliop TAtuWal Fire ,,, attitude of being . ages, doubtless by aii ar- truth," I ctled she hotly. "I am The I ise, a v�ftreme6r deldetabld - - � . - 41% y io-%,e', I' like that fellow' ; - and more than halfway up the winding rangement perfected since be.had en- fool! I have trusted y )ove and a4mirAtion of her .husband, I 'I .lob. Bile - � oul and� if any- / 04ould be a VID=n)s const I Lon-y's wife. � , ant �studyv, T � . Insurance'Company. coolness," said Lorry to Har- � road. that ended at the monastery gates. tered the servIce-possibly within the thing goes wrong I alone am to blanTe �kt the - - '.. . i` � , fi,Tst indication. -of ill -health, - -1 I - "How can you expect the par, I .1 tient curo W- � . � I .agon to '. - Bev-(�rly and QuInnox, came up w I - - - ry Anguish, after the meet- . , Ith week ---could not be disputed. When for exposing poor Graustark to danger. painfui ()r irr�p . 11, � 1� - N D $ 17 I 11 ,,nake lave to you, dear, if he thinks I _ .,gular periods, jiead�=he -or i . , T - FAWA AND 160LATED TOW iii,- 11-Iels- after my own theni hud found all eyes centered on a and how had they planned the accl- Oh, irby didn't I cry out this after . (3re remova t, I - backache secure Lydia, E% Plukhami* 1 Ity . I you are,another man's wife?" Yetive ; � �. - . PROPFERTY ONLY INSURED, heart. Why, be treats -us as'thou-4 we T small company of men encamped In the dental meeting? What had been their noonill . i . . � . - . ,isked her blue eyes beaming with the ' *4 you - Vegetable Compound and be& its use. 1 . I - - - I . . I were the suppliants, he the aliusglver , 'I I, rocky defile a hundred yards from the method of communication? And, above "I knew would not," -be said, , ., I � � OFFICERS. - full of It yl. main road., - all, whht were the contents of the mes- with cool unconcern. - Mrs - B. Gillis, Windsor, X. R,r i I � 7. B. MaLean,- president, Kippen I -le is playing a ganie, I'll admit, but ly. "You have . � - T I ; � P. O.; Thoma's Fraser, vice-presi- he (loes It Nvith. an assurance that de- "Poob!" .suiffed Bover ' ,sages exchanged? Were they of a "Insolence! What do you mean by , desmibe$ her illn , and c ,, t M ' I I - . � � � only to consult history to1hid the ex- It needed but a glance to tell her that?" she cried In CoDf US . - ess tirm in I I � P � . i I � -1 - . - - dent, BrIticefield P, O.; Thomas H. lights me! � ' ctiso. It's the dear old habit of men to who comprised the unusual company. purely personal nature or did they com- -!on �ollowjng latter. �. -. i . I I I )RD-ys.. speretary-�,treasurer, Seaforth ,'He is right about tbat darned old f The _very raggedness of their garments, prebend 14jury to the' principality of "In. your heart you knew I was doing . Dear Mrs, Pinicham:- i -- � inake love to queens and g6t beheaded i I 11111s, knowledge - Grau'stark? Beverly - could not, In her - . I P. O.; .fortill said Anguish. the unforgettable disregard for ,conse no wrong. You shielded me then, ,as I . I I ' I - - I -, for it, Besides, be Is not expected to - "When X commeneed to tako Lydia V.� . I � : DIRECTORS. � proves conclusively that quences, the Impudent ease with which heart, feel that Baldos was doing any you *have shielded me from the begin- Plnkham!s Vegetable Compound I was saf- .1 I � . ` of such things - . � , 4 1 . - I ove to ine. 11ow In the wor!d Z I I . - Wiltiam Chesney, Seafort,h; Jobii lie Is no'- on.' !"111.1ke I they faced poTerty and wealth alike, thing Inimical to the country he. served, ning"s fering with wmkness and womb tr,oubio,! j . - ordinary pers - . . � . 4 1 . - �: I I i G. Grieve, Winthrop; George bale, that Into your'liead?" 'and yet her duty and loyalty to Yetive I ; I I � I . 'Seaforth -, John Benneweis,' Dublin ; "Yetive had a bit of a talk �w,ith him ffld Y04 get . �1 of belonged to but one set of men -the "I don't see'why I S�lt here and let beadaelies, backwhes, and that wmwowft&� ! �, � � just now," said Lorry, witil'a.�reflec- oil a (1ay spoil after the retur vagabonds of the Hawk and -Raven. made It Imperative that the transac- You talk to me like that," she said, feel- I tired fwling. I have only ta][on the Vtge-� � � 4; 1 . . Wames Evans, Reeehwood; John . - - t I I I Watt, Harlook -- Thos. Frase r, Bkucs- tive smile. "She asked him point blank f,iiri,y and Angralsb fron, a trip to the Beverly went asbade whiter. Her in. tion should be reported at,once, A Ing the SYMPtOMS of collapse. "You Uble Compound a few short weeks -and It! I i - # - i - . t , . froutlei Beverly expressed a desire to bas,made me well, strong aud robust. it i field; Jolin B. "Bi0j,ean, Kippen;-Jas, if he knew who she was. He (lid not terest in everything else flagged, and word to QuInnox- and Ravone would be air with me, Baldos � , (2onnolly, Clinton. . �� I 0sit the monastery of St. Valentine, she was lost In bewlIdenient. What seized and searched -for the, mysterious You are laughing at me now and call: believe -that Lydia E, Pinkham's VagetabW I I . It Compound is without equal for female tr-o� I . . � - . 11 � AGENTS. � rw--,7 =M=,4% P% Itigh on the mountain top. It was a freak of fortune had sent these men - .t -,, , I I 10-P . �"� I Ing me 4.1 witless'lIttle fool, You -you .1 bles.), - � I , Robt. Smith, Harl,ock; E. Hinch- , long ride over the Circuitous route by out off the fastnesses into this danger- " - did something today that ' - � , VXt'(4% ff U -K - shakes my , 0 � .1 - I I I m leY, Seaforth; James Cumming, Eg- CA%ffo W I A Whic4 the steel) Incline was avoided, ously op& place? P faith to the very bottom. I never�'can Women who are troubled wifth pabi-0 1 - I I I I . . . I . - - 9mondville; a. W. Yeo, Holmesville- or Infants aud ChUdren. and It Was necessary for the party to - I I or irregular periods, baCkUbe, blftdn&' I P. O.; Geo. Murdie and Goo. Steph- F . . . . . She recognized the ascetic Ravone, trust YOU again. Good heaven, I bate : . rly start. Yetive rode with , (or flatulence), influmma4fion, or ulcom.. - � . ,-1. I Dnsbu, auditors. ,,k, an ea with his student's face and ,beggar's - -- to confess to -to every one that you are I I I tion, that "beaning-down" - feelin& Ah,,d.J i . The Kind You Have Always Bought I - \ � M - . 11 . garb. Old Franz was 'there, and so . I I " I I . . � I I C:1 .AL at rP C3o XL X ..9L . se faces and hetero. A 6$ ness, faintness, indigesUon, or nervous i . t y 11 . - 4 MONIRY TO LOAN. - were others who- . Your highnessr he 4 com_ I � . , Implored, Z . j Bears the . The bd You Have AlWaYs BOON I prostration may be reeton-A to pede,& � ., smommosINNIMImogg ad Weome so fa- - . t - I BeshIhe -..e geneous garments- b S Z . Ing close to the chair and bending over I heoth and . " , . . - � .. I i streength � �� . . I I 7 -Z The tall her. "Before God I am honest with ' . t - � eourlby Signatiir bY, talft � - r' w1vate ftirids at 4A% to. 67. o q of . - I -W , . n f%=,s . I I � I Ure / P 4 millar to her M another day. 11 --- a ,�, 'ft 0Wd!WA0LZr I R -Mukham's - - ;U - I . _I -A ftuat LAZe, "04,;�Pvv,e,�,%;tv, - the I % A I 2Q-�5.tf A I WAZT, Ermefield, Oiit 16ader with . red feather., the rak. � I A .8.3j,141 - - I Vegetable . - ` - � - . I . . "--- rqu. P91leve me when I ggy th-ftt ,T . . : . � ,,,--,-----1!. - , - . A � . - I ..:- � *"% . 'I �, , I - . � � . . . 91 I I . I .. il 7 I . -. . I - . � I I I � - I . 7L e 1, -A - - :, I � - I I I . I � . I . I � - I . I � � I � I -1 - . � . I � - ...-I -i- U-� 11 -- . - I -1 � - I � .. 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