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I 9 Nip# I AXACA, No," 8 "Let her They never warl�ed 1"i without sing- I -1f " *� ., ..., 'I., � I "klfla� aid M!", Malvern . turne . to her with flushed cheeks and 'the fAmain , . -,Bdi ding, Opp dsitii � - b: tou, 1A W, I , - I . - _ d � - � , . �, � , � I � .1. I W, 0 0 E kd�, I I ` , , � ig !4 %4t �16t` lea", stan .. . . . , , � - "I , , - 0`1 I . � .1 A ap she -is, and whbn I call from ing, and presently, in .-unison, in the shining, eyes. % � F I . , , � I ��. .a& , 6ar,W, eS ' ' . L * 'I, L �� . I h , I j �'... I I , � . , . 1. . - - 1. �. �� , .- — ' ov " ., 11,11, " - prove . . I .. I was: one , Of OUr " otren � 4 . : % J".01"i"9111,40. �, 17 - I :1. I :� ,,, the.beitter foir'his: i�nterest; he would the Idichen- fetch her round to the s,Dft voices she I ' ' they began , . ..P�,- I - I We to.be true here, at any f,ont.door.� , . c.d,�� - to "Oh,11 she said, and her voice, which - I � 1 6M . � has,"t-he I . �. ��, 11 . L � :1A,49' 8 14 KIMO sing; - . of her great charms, thrilling � . . � , .1 . . .. I ate. . I �': , ,,, I I . I : 1%�',i - 11 � � - � " .1 . .. , B4rrI4`t0,ri . I She could not ask this man of his .1 and -peculiarly sweet, trembled. "It pcde= and Services Of the eatke - - � i::� - I ".. . M. 'r I a, I . -X �y Planning and musing, -he ploughed mRster. but in the kitchen Mammy I I 0rganMUprL ,�,, �%. � - , I a �' . , 11, 11 . .loan, - In 1� ' � hap4itimes, ,, . . .:... , I .. S afO . "Hig�rd times, "n't be true that you are going away I � - I .� 'J'111 " I 7", - " I � I � .1 ,"�k . , Ce into the -0613 Virglru*4 solL Sudd6nly ,e,4iwd' her with joy. Come again no *0 . . . from Virginia? Tell we it is not .. I I �..., ""'g, .. , I . � ,-� 4:. �, .� %, - I . � ,�t Ore. , I - 5 � . . . I 1. each week . I one Call out to. him and "Glory'liallelujah, Mjs�, true! 'How can I ever let you go?" . CA at d6. newest blmxich. � � . I f��,�-i%,��,�.� IIQII� ff Deig St I . Jsoliell. . Ala I ..'� . , , . . I , . , . I stopped to, look in the direction -of the b ' me home!" -- . . - . � - . . .,.�,� � - I 'k. . I 1, . . .. , &T,�i�,�., t" . . "y . uv . . "Hard ti I she said to herself, .Mrs. Tremaine kissed her gently, I ; I I . ,- I "Ili-,. .� � I .gray � Ines, I '. , 11 . V rBRINARY voice. On the other side o,f th6' "Dear old Mammy, you must be 'I suppose they have, � smiled with her gracious smije,- and � .1 . .. ;111 ,� 11 1,01-1 - -11 � "i -- I �,,�4 "gi '1v I old fence which separated the Tre- wfully glad." ,$�ne from Riv- IA B=k W&?e Small Account.v A.,e . � ��,,,,�,,��,%, - I I 'I. -1 �,�� thout n '�"' . � . a " -.1 � " � F. HARRURN, V. S. maine propert erside. They say 110 ,,Is so terribly' W, comrae t on the altered room I W-ekbowW'�-'. - :1 , ��I�'3-'-� 1, :.�; �, . y.fram the Malvern es- , . . r !, , "Gladl I .1 or any personal remark, . ., .. - I ":-:','k1.ix Why, he's jest ackshually' richl" "'11, -, Honor graduate of Ontario VetOriA- tate sat a girl on a bay- mare, evid nt- , Zl made Isobel I � - � I '. . -1 I I . .1 -i , ,q kwi'n6 to be President of the United "Done brung hpmel�arls an' bar'Is take ber. usual place in the window I . .�",'��,��11�x.,, - ary College �. I , i2, � , Ary member j,P ..� , ,and honor -. o,f I .or the'bars t be. let dOwn. Stat of - v - . -,-,41t, �.` .,� y waiting f 9 � es. Honey," she said solemnly, elf . -! 1�'. I . .%� . I the Medical: Association of 'the Ontario -girl's ,bat swung from an elastic . gole,1,1 her Mam=�.' had told her, and she hers took up her sewin . , ,�: %I � i . . The it 9 ,� ,�,',",.'�,`. ,,�,'i 11 � 11 �� '1.11'.,T,, 1, � I Veterinary College. Treato'disebs' you'se gwine to see a gra-atte big - R&NK %n-,rjl,Q MONn, EAL ,� "i -V .1i, es of with widening eyei;� but she could not Tranquilly, without referring to her . . �%?"; ,:,.�: �� on her ai*.�'She beckoned to the ix . -1 . . ,. . I all domestic aniv&%li 1 th - pl6iigh ith her whip in .a man. . Ile W. ected departure or to the changes "I ,�,'��,i"t'i-,,,,,. . I �W e, most mod feel, indifferent as si as by nature exP :,...�� '. , I . I maii,wi - &�el patted her, cheek. EstWishid 0mr 100yem . 1.1.1', .�.; '. � . r-1, � ...... - , ve. 2 � - I' 'u - "Is MTS. and education to m4tetial things, that . ;, -",�: I 1��.;� orb, principles, Dentistry and. Milk. thoAtati ..i.panuer: . .. that'had taken place in her surround- I ��",.��,�; � I .1) . . .� "".�,1 11 1Pev4],(1�j,A'L'- � " 0 ' .. Qla' t I : "Let Elown, the bars for. me, will. Tremaine at home? I'll go in.,, barrels of gold would-. mean very much in ,, Mrs. Tremaine occupied herself '. �,� �:,,, ,� 4.'� "I , I" �J* ce Qvl�.Q '. � I k � ., U, - %� 'a I -he . gs S" .; ;; i �,.� ,, .. qw, - " I ' 4 - , And %pire cam ' ' _ . Mammy was making biscuits. s to her distinguishe( with -her work, AswAs in eximas of #P6,9,o,o9,,p99 .... , Di0k'4:H'11QE1.117W1` I I -leading back to the . . .",� , . d,1iiend, or -that . I .;, 1. ,'�: �,,� * ,N,,;,� , I ' �' a'ner continued -her work of cutting out the anythipg could soA*u,*e rud -hen she bad last . I . I . ��. -V ,: , All 6wers�- I t -, re4 :you?" ba�k h earlier w- I - , . I A � t tardy "please,""as the'lield er . I . I eness of six molItIm . I . . . � I . - . 11�... I -�,.,�t�,.j � "I, - .� ,A4 . i -1 tL' ' F'� . dough in little 'rounds. a change Seou IsObel, before the girl's journey I . . . ;,`,.`��." .- celve, a On.- * 7 . miro. . . . . "I , I � Which apparently had not . , , , .� '.:Z�`��, '�,i � — �, ��, .., �i . ,� . I 1�1 � . rwdv � it thei Oflice. ; I - I. . "She's 'home. - You-gwan-iu." abroad. ;=;;;==i=;;;;===;;4----. --` .I ` I . e, resulted in making..Mri-.,Tremaine feel , ,� . . . ,. I I Tremaine, with his hands on the . �,- I I. :-11,.. I - . .. . . , 1 11 .. I I 'Out Isobel lingered, for she - know at home -had not ' Isobel clasped her hands, and, con- . - . . : :.il I ", , — plough -handle, glanced at her, but did' , creatgd such an at- I . ., ? � 1. . , ,�! JO)IN GRIEVE, V. S. the igegress so well that she u)rLder- mosphere as shoal tr011in-9 her feelings, she delicately . I '1�1,'A,; . , �. � not hasten to do what she asked, I d'doalde her to re- . � ,',*�',.;?. � 11 , Honor. kt4duate-�Of Ontario V"Driu- The young girl nodded conImanding- Mammy lifted her eyes suddenly t - main. All her life Ae had heard sp,'red"&e Older woman. She thought leave. You will let me come, will you .gentleman of ,leisure for mere I I . 1� . ,,, . stood. there was something wrong . , ":,� -1 pottag04-, , -1; Maine; just what 8116 saw on her friend's face the mark, not?" And then exclaimed, smiling, She could not understand why -'a ri&,� , A;, .. ory COIIQ�. All diseases of domestic ly and cried out* again in a ,I,gtr Isobel. o stories of John Tre , .. . animals treated. � Calls promptly at- voice- . . those stories were she �dould not have Of recent tears and was too much of thinking of her meeting with the man and a gentleman should *o,ik - I ,:,1.� ... "I I ' � . , ,�"`:,�, I. .. .. s:, - . , tended to and charges moderate, Vet- "iWill you let down these bars? My "What fol de Lawd gin her two quite specified but the impression that a woman not to know that Mrs. Tre- workman in the field: "You have an like a laborer in,the fields. it *�*�.�...,..z",�,.',"-��,,.�,, , � I . �': .0�. . �.,; .... . , horse does not like to stand." wi 1.i erinary Dentistry a specialty. Office sons, Missy, if she was only gwine to they made upon her mind had varied. maine had kelyt her waiting so long extraordinary man -of -all work, have easy for her to be angry th W� -- I .: �: �, I one love one?�, � 1; . � :11 ��,A. � and residence on Goderich Street, Tremagine wound his reins about the Every time his name had been men- because she had been trying to calm You not?" and she made no effort to mitigate gro I- - .. "P I _ I ,- I . �,,�" 1 .-7;�;.�i door east of Dr. Mackay's Office, Sea- handle of the plough and ca "Why, what do you mean?" tioned it was surrounded by mystery. herself before coming downstairs. Mrs. Tremaine repeated, surprised: feelings. I I .,i I I me for- " ,�� I . ": ,�,;51 I 4- � forth. ward. He was hot, felt for his hand- "She don' keer a mite for Marse And with romance, tool "John Tre- "Tell me a -bout your travels, Iso- "Marg -of -all work? Do you mean No- "Cheek, mother," ,he gaid, and rd-',- . , ..'.."111., 1.,. --- 1, - " ,111V�, John, an' he is so kine and good." maine!" There was a shadow upon bel." Ian? He is a character." garded the board - 1, `�, V .� . MEDICAL kerchiefs, discovered that he had left with satisfaction- 1. �4-t,� 1 "I DIL R. P. 1. DOUGALL it in his other clothes when he chang "You must be wrong, Mammy.11 it. She could not definitely say just "Didn't I in my letters?" Mrs. Tremaine took her out on the She played an excellent glime, apd he I I �: . , I , - The girl went toward the door. She what -she imagined this' see "Letters!" exclaimed Mrs. Tremaine porch herself and watched the girl did not o�ten get the advantage. Then , ,.,:,:c�. I - Honour graduate of Faculty of ed, and wiped his face,and forehead felt there was disloyalty in hearing be or to have done and son to 'loh, I want to hear your vo . ,�:.�t;;- ice. � .� I Medicine and Master of Science U,f- with his sleeve. —there was no di- — I mount -and ride away in the sunlight. he loo,k6d up at her and found that � . ". '' anything about the went to Paris when I was first mar- . 1, " .' He was sure that this was Isobel family outside of iect scandal, but there were imputa- she was steadily regarding him. �1. , I . versity of Western Ontario, London. All the way back Malvern, the Im- "No, Tremaine,1, she said slowly, - .. W ,� I - .��-,�tl ... � Member of College of Physicians and Malvern. In her summer habit she Mrs. Tremaine's presence. tions. He had run away from home ried, you know, and I can see the pression of the man she had not seen "has ever -before worked in the fields . � "Sho"" said the colored woman —that every one know. flower markets now—big bouquets of � 44",, Surgeons of Ontario. Office, 2 doors was slender as a boy. She was flush- He had near- was strong with Isobel. -He had be- ni I . .',.,"�', , , Phone all. e by exercise, and her red curving coolly, going on with her -work. "Didn' ly broken his mother's heart. It made heliotrope with white paper round like a common gger." �, I I Aj��,Y. east of post office. 56, Hens them. come to her already the occupant, the I I I .1 I � I raise 'em �oth, two lil'boys? Marse her bitter toward him to think of it, All Paris suggests flowers to I �-�,� Ontario. 3004-tf lips were parted, showing brilliant He sat back a little from the -board, -.It. �,, I John was sf�aight as a pine tree." and when she thought of him at all, me." creator of that changed room. Al- placed his hands in his pockets, his, ,'- " f , white teeth. Reddish brown curls ready John Tremaine -bad put a seal ," DR. J. A. MUNN clustered about her foreheac't and her I she blamed -him. Her father had nev- , Isobel thought of the traveller who th�t . composure unruffled. He said tran- I q . ;�;� 11 had returned from so much upon Riverside. She knew in .1 .�� large eyes were deeply blue with pur- quilly: .1 . ,�:., -", - . ...., � " I .11, . Successor to Dr. R. R. Ross er spoken of John Tremaine, and as . more ex- order to create such an impression, he 9fif the niggers only loved to work . -: I .- . .- Graduate -of Northwestern UniveTs- ple depths, like certain seas that he CHAPTER VII discretion was one of he, citing voyages, and wondered what must have a strong personality. . I . "I , "oug his narratives would be, and what his as I do, mother, there would not be I � :, � ity, Chicago, Ill. Licentiate Royal had seen in his travels. He recalled ��-� points, she had asked nothing about � '.I. I , . 14L I 1. � - �. 2; , � I . College of Dental Surgeons, Torout. the lit We creature he had known fif Isobel went thoughtfully toward him. He was a blot on the fine old mother knew of them. She answerpd There was no longer before her as much poverty ip,`Virginia, Dolvt . ��., I I I Office over Sills' Hardware, Main St., teen years before. There were no the living -room, where she was ac- 'scutcheon, and out of p Mrs. Tremaine's questions and asked eyes the exquisite picture of the sOli- distress yourself- "it's only a sort of " " .. - . hre -nothing, her own thought, cling- tary Mrs. Tremain46 in the faded room passion for the 'land that makes me I '.... I Seaforth. Phone 151. freckles on that lovely skin, customed to find her friend. The Tremaine's serene life-.. iYesterda - '.. . .1 -c I and the quiet security of Riverside had been speaking of him. her Nlammy y in ing around one idea: these delightful —there was a master there. She re- go out and get near to it. I am ,!, �: � - " . wild curils of the child were neatly . Kad called her friend's words Of a few proud of my furrows; they are as I , : � '�� gathered into braids about 'her head. invaded and already she felt the said - meetings, were now to end, �,�.'�...", . . � I would not be able to come moments before: "For you all eha ,,, 1� DR. A. NEWTON-BRADi But the ploughman did not awaken change in the atmosphere. There "6hloe do akshually worship dat to River- ng- straight as they can be. There is a .. I- I ., 11�. � 11 Bayfield. any memory in the mind of the young on now in the boy,'Missy Isobel." And this was the side any more. As they talked, the es will be beautiful.- Well, this was bit of Adam in us all,you know, and ... j�� Graduate Dublin University, sun set, and Bob fetched up her horse the first, and Mrs. Tremaine was a man wants to get down to the very- .'� , Ire- girl; she looked at him with cool in- environment and a stranger was the one soft note that fell in with the " . I ts f -,.,. . t6 the door. The sounds of the acythes wrong; there could be nothing beau- soi i elf to eel how much it b ''I . . land. Late Extern Assistant Master difference and patted her mare% neek. master. In passing through the hall, harsher sounds. Now, as she had just elongs Rotunda , Hospital for Women and "I am t1sed to riding through here. she had noticed on a chair a man's passed through the kitchen and heard were distant at the bottom of the tiful in the loss of her friend and in to him." ; �� 0. , . ,. I I . I I � -11 mown field. The girl leaned the transformation of the property Mrs. Tremaine put her king out or , .,,) Children, Dublin. Office at residence 'Let down the bars, please," and It suit of clothes, neatly brushed and Mammy Chlo0s words about the child over im- �,��:` , , . lately occupied by Mrs. Parsons. folded, and by their side russet boots she nursed, she saw that somewhere pulsively and took Mrs. Tremaine's which, with its rack and ruin, its dis- cheek without yeplying. -�,, . . � was a nat-to-be-disregarded command. tinction and its charin, had laid its "You are going North to -morrow?' � .1 �- . hand. �, � Hours, 9 to 10 a.m., 6 to 7 p.m.; Tremaine obeyed, and the mare, on their forms. She smelled for t�e in some heart, there was a tender- 11 �, I.:�, � - � �, Sundays, I to 2 P.M. 2866-26 with careful little feet, stepped over. first time in this house the odor. of ness for the black sheep. Far back so Must you really go? Isn't there beauty close to the borders of her he asked, as she did not answer. And , - � 11 `0 I urt the tobacco, and through the open door in her own memory there had been p you. �1�. "My mare's feet will not h me miracle that could kee ,?,, own home. The Malverns were near- she said with evident reluctance: . �� ,, I DR. F. J. BURROWS field," said the girl, and added- itl glanced into the little front room us- for years a faint recollection, and to- Mrs. Tremaine kept her eyes upon ly as poor as the Tremaines had been. "No. Julia writes that it is notA . :� " .. , Office and residence Goderich Street, suppose you are one of Mr.* Tre- �d as a repository for riff-raff—which day it had taken a distinct form. She her work. Their misfortunes had been a link convenient for her to receive me just I � 11 �1� L, .1 I" - east of the Methodist church, Seaforth. maine?s new men VP in a Southern home is considerable— remembered now quite plainly that "Do You believe in miracles?" she between the women—Isobel could give at present. I am obliged to put ofr - I Phone 46. Coroner for the County of John understood that she took and there she saw a table in the win- she had once seen John Tremaine. ask e d. Mrs. Tremaine nothing but love. Old my going.1p I I �z . ,�� him ,r ;., . Huron. for a day laborer. The humor of it dow, with writing things neatly ar- When she was a little thing, still "Yes," said Isobel ardently. Mr. Malvern, unsuccessful for many it They played for a few moments in � ;�: I I � I . , ", . amused him. He unwound the reins ranged upon it; it bad become the of- holding on to her Mammy's skirts, She meant What she said, years, could do nothing to help his silence, and then John said: � �-` , � friend knew it. H neighbor, and Mrs. Tremaine would "This is your home, you know," And .� 11 I DR. C. MACKAY from the handle of the plough and fee of Riverside's new master. she bad secured .sufficient freedom er faith, her atti- � I ,; " . duate of Trin- - nswered: door into the from her black guardian to pick black tude of expectancy toward life, a have been too proud to have accepted he knew ag he said so that ,she did :1�1 � I "I Ity University, and gold medallist of - "Yes, I am the new man." sitting -room and saw there a trans- berries all by herself from the vines �ertain mental courage which had in the slightest assistance from him. not feel it home. I'll .:, . . . Trinity Medical College; member of As she touched her mare, she called formation indeed. She had loved the on the gray old gate down in , it something masculine, were charm- As Isabel rode, she saw in the dist- He thoroughly enjoyed the early '. ,,"", � the ing the tall form of the laborer go- mornings as he went out to his labor . 1,1, the College of Physicians and Sur- to 'him pleaqantly: shabbiness of the old place, and was Back Pasture. With the poignant and very attractive to the less ante . -1 1, geons of Ontario. "Thank you very much."' accustoined to the chairs without memories of all childis�h escapades, assured woman, in whom years of di.;;- ing leisurely home. Her father was, and for a fortnight every day he I �,lli s I i . '�Ili . - springs, where her idle hand had met sbe remembered how thos:e appointment, of ever -recurring sad_ away and would not return for sev- plolighed the fields. Then the body of I., I He glanced after her as she rode berries bad - �)r, .,. DR. H. HUGH ROSS nes bad created a certain hopeless- er,l weeks. She wrote him that I Italian laborers he had engaged in the - I -way. She sat her h9rse well, and the loosened horsehair in the frayed tasted, picked very fast and eaten as . �,�, ��, ��, ��, ��,�� ' �,�, � I Graduate of University of Toronto �p said to himself: old arms. She was accustomed to the haistily; she remembored the feel of' ness. Mrs. Tremaine folded her work, night: "Daddy, great changes are .1-th were. brought in by a freight I ,-, I I I Faculty of Medicine, member of Col- ,,I, her eyes, clothes make the disorder, and every object in the the summer day and t4 exciting thrill looked up, and smiled. She saw be- taking place at Riverside. Mrs. Tre- I train; he had found in Richmond a I .. �. , � 11. . " . 11 I lege of Physicians and Surgeons of mail." room had memories for her which she of being naughty and alone. She re- fore her the beautiful face of the maine is going North to Judge Tre- I competent man to oversee them, and . 11, � Ontario; pass' graduate courses in Isobel's nature was so deep and maine's widow and her grandchildren. i he laid out with his overseer his :� �, ,.., �11 I The new man! Would he have tak- would not lose. She bad watched life membered, too, how a big man had girl' That mysterious man. John Tremaine ' scheme for model fruit and vegetable "'.1 I Chicago Clinical School of Chicago; ,, he, for a kitchen maid, if he had unfold here; she had grown to know come along, walking as th h that not -withstanding the differ- .,,� I � I - ough he did "' "' I -�.ardergs to be carried out by his Ital- . , . Royal Ophthalmic Hospital, London, ence between their has come home. He is doing wonder- ", found her wa-bing dishes? "It is not and love Mrs. Tremaine, and their not see her, with his 'hands in his ages, Mrs. Tre- - I . I England; University Hospital, Lon- what one is, but what people think friendship had formed and developed pockets, and his bead bowed down maine was able to meet her on com- ful and dreadful things to Riverside. 1 ian workmen. . ,� �!. don, England. Office—Back of Do- " man grounds and to find her a satis- Everything is changed." I Mrs. Tremaine had no intention that ,� ` e � , , I .., I :: , " you are," he mused. in the agreeable intimacy of the old and 'how, still unconscious of the little John bad wounded afresh his mo- John and Isobel should meet. For , , A . minion -Bank, Seaforth. Phone No. 5. The girl's passing on the warm room- Mrs. Tremaine reserved and child, be had come up to the fence. fying companion. I � �, � Night calls answered -from residence , beautiful aftemoon would have been often unhappy, had opened her heart and leaned on it in an atti . She looked at her lovingly. It ther's pride. He knew it that night, I she had an intuition that there would ,��,., tude that , ... ... . Victoria Street, Seaforth. would cost her as much to le the chesq- be danger there. In spite of her hard � ��, " an agreeable incident had he not been with extraordinary frankness to this even the tiny girl had known to be ave Isobel ,� I — early as mueh--as to leave Virginia. board. He felt all attitudes and all antagonism, she found it impossible ..�,,. � oman, and Isobel, keen and one of unhappiness. She remember- — ,,, .1 embittered: by the thought that if &be y(funger w atmospheres keenly; and at present, not to be influenced by her son's charm ,P: I I . I � AUCTIONEERS knew of his past she would never thoughtful beyond her years, had un- ed that she had tried to climb upon Isobel and Leavitt, the rough home- . AA� I - 11 F. W. AHRENS care to see him again. And the sight derstoml Mrs. Tremaine's loneliness the rails of the fence, unseen by him, lands, the beloved house, all went t,- although he was occupied in conquer- and his attraction. He was so delight- � 11 1114 Licensed Auctioneer for Perth and gether to make the environment that ing the land, his more subtle earn- ful to look at—over and over agal I "I,. of Isobel brought back to his mind and craving for affection, had listen- close to his side. Isobel had always . R , m . 4- P- was her very life; yet her q paign was the winning of his mother. she rested her eyes upon him with . ',��, , " Huron Counties. Sales solicited, sorne of his affairs with women. There ed to her hero worship of David; and been a comforting child. The only uiet face 4 4 Real Estate, Farm Stock, Etc. Terms n had gone discreetly into the past with child of her father, replacing her rao- th On this especial night he knew that pleasure. She could speak of him -to, ;�� 1. of her - ��- , i:: . rens, phone had been one girl in particular who, � � - I on application. F. W. Ali feelings. She was thinking to b he had lost much ground. The sun no one, she avoided the subject even , ,��; � I he would have like4 to ask to be his the woman who bad lost her husband ther to the lonely man. -he 'had learn- er- �. 684 r 6, R. R. No. 4, ?Mtchell Ont. self: "How I wish that David had of the long, hot day had blazed upon with Leavitt. :!,.�,, ,." ,." wife- but the fact that he should and her son. Of John Tremaine she ed when a baby that women must be �, 2994-i2 ' , married a woman like Isobel! How I his face, and he -was browner than I., ... � have bad to tell her who he was had heard nothing, and in spite of camforters—that it is part of their wish that she were my daughterl" ever. The plough bad roughened his ,..�l , ��. ., I I , OSCAR W. REED am where he came from and wh.%t her intimacy she knew that there work in the world. Down in the Back ,'Yuu are quite right," she said. hands, and to her he seemed positive- (Continued next week) " 1�1 . A . his reputation was at home, had kept were subjects which her friend would Pasture, hurriedly, she -had gone up "Keep your faith, honey. I find it so ly to exhale the odor of the fields in --t�— -1 , I . � - him from declaring himself. for not touch upon with her. , �� , � Licensed auctioneer for the Coun As �;,;... � �� I ties of Perth and Huron. Graduate the other women, they had known na- As Isobel now stood on the threshold beautiful in others and yet have nev- which he now lived from sunrive to 1 Why worry about a new flag for � '---------- -- er been able to grasp it for 1, sunset. Sbe thought that, like Esau . i � I of Jones, School of Auctioneering. thing about him, excepting that be of the living -room, she saw that the my own. t of ; I Canada since we rarely fly a flag any- ... . , I "It is so easy to -believe," said ISO- he was selling the birtbrigh 1�,% . � . ; Charges moderate, and sat- was a good ]over, a generous friend room had been changed as -though by way?—Peterboro Exan-drier. �,!,!. ca - be]. .,;::.,. . . , actc, guaranteed. Write or wire and thoroughly liked wherever he magic. This old parlor, which had ��, '. ef, Mrs "Perhaps," . - -- -- — 1. ,� I � � Oscar'W. Reed, Staffai Ont. Phone went. welcomed ba;ck Tremaine, was the . Tremaine smiled. �= �. � � � " --- ----- :Ll 11 , i � 4 11-9. 29NX52 He dug the plough deeper into the first thing that had been altered by MAO LWA& -4*W she said, "you may never have reason . � . , "I k I ' i . --1---1- � .... � � . — — . :1, I . earth, and the dirt spurted up. How the new master. For him too it was fW*t8W to change your point of view. Lives il, .. J, — - . I I �11' . � �- ires are essentially different, ""'. �, - THOMAS BROWN e ': I . �; , clear the girl's voice had sounded a- tilled with memories, but they wer e 61ta in 1. ,, N . I "Abeensed auctioneer for the counties cross the meadowl It was rather odd not pleasant ones, like Isobel%. Her Vt X4 my dear." She looked h . cima&sm NR&329 .,:� , ,,, , � of Huron and Perth. Correspondence to be ordered about by a young girl. he had made love to Julia Cameron; I" Od.cet lem . (Istly. "You found no one. abroad?" .. 0 �; ;,!�j I.. � I afkange-ments for sale dates can be He was used to commanding and to here be could recall hot scenes with . r4uh? home to- ed Isobel shook her head and laugh- I 1� . I , 1. ,� I lk� . I . his brother, and days of bitter lone- , /� , 1141�, , N �1. ntade by ealling up phone 97, Senforth, mastery. The touch of authority exhitibou I I or The Expositor Office Charges mod- from a woman was not unpleasant. liness. He had wanted to forget it Olt* &C TMM stem "I would not leave Virginia," she . . 11 �,. - I � , � , 1 �hj,v wWft g', , 6 � ,,,`�; � erate, and satisfaction guaranteed. There had been all, ,- I" said, "for any one, you know, and if � . '. � :i,,,;,.� "Let down the barsl" RINNni sweet -for you were not going c�way, you know T 0 go(g 0 f a ,i �� 1, an imperious note in her voice. - - - The shabby curtains had been re- . :Iqla, pleasu�eAM gWne , I A , that I would not leave you." OSCAR XLOPP placed by cretonne of bright, soft "You will c0ffie to visit me," said 4Rh Amhmmn-ITF :-, f,1 -,.i . A. Ronor Graduate Carey Jones' Na- Miss Malvern had ridden over to hues, With great peacocks in the Pat- Mrs. Tremaine. . . - 9 tionAl School of Auctioneoring, Chl- bid Mrs. Tremaine good-bye and she tern, surrounded by large -petalled ',�� I I., .., �, " 1� I 11 Isobel looked around the room, al- : , � " .., .'�'-` Ago. Special cou=e taken In Pure had hoped to meet Mr. John Tremalne fowers. In the center of the room l � - Z, AL I , � ) r" C 9" R ymmif affg�. ready so changed. I ,�,!�� ." - - . I I 1 1;4,�, ii'll Bred Live Stock, Real Eatate, Her- of whom every one was talking. She .stood a fine old table covered with mnalthog Or wh5m "It will not be the same," she said " I ..", ! � i,�� I , �� , , -#I. 1 ,f�� . olliftildine and Farm Sales. Rates in 'had first heard of his coming through rocade and books; flowers. filled ,=Wkdrboo. , It&, slowly. , � Th@ ftoaM . .1 e. W, X*g0Jn,e - . gat- her awn Iff,ammy, who had told her, as towls and vases of foreign aesign, grvJ01we firdm,nm� � 0 ... '1!� I ,, ,-Ath prevailinig market ... 10 � 241 N, , or vivo, Pompey had told Mr. Leavitt, of Mam- evidently collected by a person of Mrs. Tremaine gently sbook her e,:A � � i'�' .�, - I Mfge_tfdn assured. Wvfte 1, A 11 I s joy. The mysterious son taste. There were only mats ttpon head. "For you," she said, "remem- � i (ni i�� .A � 'P , Osear XIOPP, ZU71ch, Ozt- Phone tAy ChI00' ftTki g Fair � * 280-52 the floor, but they too had been woven ber, my darling, for many, many � I �:,. 2*991 I - I . 19, I 1, t 11! %,.: - --- I I I .", . � in far lands. In one corner was years all changes will be beautiful." I ��`IN � "I 9A ,,"'. I �, � =7thhtg ptravl=47 . , — ------- - -- e '11 �,L�.; I I a. 'T. IUMSE weapons. I . . 3 ol - — . ��',.-,",�,� M I Over the chimney-piete, any of the questions that rose to her =.- " , , -, looking I It was impossible fat Isobel to put ,7 .stacked a quantity of savage 1 " �A . ��, I 11 tr vM0 . 111'�i �,` I I tkowsd Quad=GeT 907 tho 00=t7 8Wdgi'0Wr1rTt9. however, still hung the stag's head— . - mind. She longed to, hear the mo- z1a Q=13 q=i0trm . '�%'j .4 � � 2 "� ,,, X�. I I -A ru-Acu 13 she had been told that John Tremaine - th" speak of the returned son, Zv- 1, " � 0, Varom. Salon atteuded �* la all wars "I 44-4 ,",;"P,�"�4-�tl-!":""�;�.,j .a '6f ths tountr. Bev= It=' ox- '� World-famous " :.! , , . arationfor a bad ahot It as a boy- onee Mmhiv ery time a step sounded without, i1a . I :t I ', ;;,� .�. ft In Manitoba ttd mtskatsha- . v and Fits— IT bad told her tb' A ride. The the hall, she thought tolierself: 'Novy oag. 20 - aer,40 I a '.� ".1.", 11:. I . . Taift mamabit. photo No IF I I 1myr. treatment. 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