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THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTETOWN, AUGUST 5, 1898

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Fenimore Leather Tales, we of the agility, endurance

‘ Op Stock! fread stories wonderful physical

and the wumerring ac- curacy of the eve « the American Indian when he reigned preme over this conti nent. Before he was debauched by modern Civilization, he was a magnificent specimen of phvsical manhood He lived entirely in . the open and knew no medicine, save the simple herbs gather d by his squaws.

Civilized man Kad4 dn unnatural and an ul thy life Unlike the Indian if he n maintain his physical 1 mental i he must take reasonable precau- tiot to combat disease Nearly all dis eas lave ie ir inception in disorders of the digestion. torpidity of the liver and imi} ty of the bleod. Dr. Pierce’s Golden ™ ul Discovervi ide of simple herbs. it restores the lost appetite, makes diges- 4 and assi ne t, invigorates ‘ oe +1 promotes

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CHAPTER X. 48On ¢ 20, Mamma. &¢ a:l.”’

“IT had thought of a locket, a heavy gold locket with something engraved on the id. Girls like to hang things around their necks,’’ said old Mr. Chambliss, looking around triumphantly as if to claim tribute for this subtle insight in- to the feminine soul.

‘*Something on the order of a fire- man’s medal. You might engrave on the lid, ‘Reward for gallant and meri- torious Conduct,’ ’’ said Randal, crack- ing another nut and examining it closely.

‘Something like that, yes. I don’t know—Ran’ — ;

‘*Father, Ran is laughing at you, for all he looks so solemn.’’ Amy flung an indignant glance at the shining black head onee more bowed absorbedly over his nutted cup of coffee, '

“*T don’t see why—a real handsome locket! I would not even object to her

“Go way, chile.” initials in small diamonds on the back. It would not be a mean testimonial, eh,

mother? Ran?’

‘I think not, sir.’’

He was beginning to twist the ends of his mustache with restless fingers— &sure sign of ebbing patience. Amy, always a peacemaker by preference, hastily concocted a fresh scheme.

‘*‘How would it do to invite her to lunch, mamma? Just you and I and Mrs. Strong, who has known her al- Wways.”’

** And is, so to speak, acclimated.”’

**Oh, Ran, what an absurd idea!’’

‘*There is but one objection to your plan, Amy.”’

“Well?”

‘*She would not come.”” i

**Would not come?’ __ ae

‘*No—no more than yon, or mother, or any Randal, or any,Chambliss that ever lived would go to a house on such terms.”’

Mrs. Chambliss arched her finely pen-

You will see to it, won't you,

with folded hands.

**Randal, you can be very exasperat- ing when it suits you. Perhaps you will beso good as to make your own wishes known in this matter. Right- fully you should be made to bear the entire vexation, as it all springs from | your reckless obstinacy in taking your father driving behind that wild brute.’’

Thev were curiously alike, that moth- er and son; alike in their tall, supple forms full cf sinuous grace; the delicate, clean cut contour of their refined faces, and were possessed, in common, of a domineering arrogance which, in the mother’s case, had: never | been ameliorated by friction with other potentialities In her own narrow do- minion her judgment had heretofore been oonsidered equal to every emer- gency. Evidently no more suggestions would be vouchsafed by her in the pres- ent one. Randal responded to her de- mand for an expression of his own wishes com posedly.

‘‘T want Amy to call on Miss Martin with me, méther.”’

‘*With—yonu!”’

‘‘Witth me—I as father’s representa- tive, Amy as yours If you went, it would involve the mother, and that would be asking too much of you.’’

‘‘ And after this call?’’

‘‘Nothing. Royalty will have acquit- ted itself becomingly. You have from now until 11 o’clock tomorrow morning to digest the proposition in. I think I will ran down day after tomorrow to New Orleans and take the fall races hag

‘*Randal !”’

‘*Yen, sir?’’

Randal turned his head in the direc- tion cf that explosive sound. His father was shaking his whitened head vigor- ously.

“*T’ll be hanged, boy, if I don’t be- lieve you have fallen in love with old Eben Martin’s girl!’’

‘*Mr. Chambliss! An overseer’s daugh- ter! My son Randal!’’

Randal laughed lazily at his moth-

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ais hands against the table by way of propelling himself backward.

‘Father might have made a worse

guess, mother, and your son Randal might easily do a more foolish thing. I see Thunderer w altzing out yonder, with Abe in the saddle. Iam going in for the mail.’’

The entire family followed him through the long, open windows to see him depart. Randal never offended be- yond the possibility of forgiveness. To see him mount Thunderer was one of their daily mild excitements. The bat- tle for supremacy between man and beast was perpetually being waged on the Chambliss lawn and perpetually be- ing decided in Randal’s favor.

_ After his usual display of pirouet-

ing, plunsing and bit champing Thun-

erer suddenly realized that he had pédh saddled to take his master out to Sessumsport for the semiweekly mail, and, with a final toss of his shining mane, accepted the obligation for that time. His rider turned at sound of his mother’s and Amy’s voices.

‘*Don’t stay later than 7 o'clock, son, mail or no mail. I can never drawa comfortable breath when you are on that brute’s back.’’

‘*You promised to practice that vio- lin solo for Mrs. Cathcart’s party, Ran. Don’t forget. ’’

‘*Don’t worry, dearest, Thunderer’s bad temper never lasts long. <All right, Amy. If I find Adrien out there, Pll fetch bim home to supper. Shall I?’’

(To be Continued.)

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Mrs. Petter—Did you see that? Dixon Seized that rocking chair and was into it before his wife had a chance to reach it. And on his wedding trip too.

Mr. Petter—That’s just it. There’s where Dixon is smart. Nobody will sus- pect that he is om ‘his wedding tour, don’t you see? And besides, he gets the chair. — Boston ‘Transcript.

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