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CAUGHT THE LEG

Lafnsl' *

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umm interest in the a mm ysy he knew that it was down oil lpn; lslsndi that it was on the shore ,g ; body of water, presumably the "ua, mst Johnson was always kick-

in .sm one names copeiuio. who °“°

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club for mniiy years to come. There 10011111! i1r`od'lt hi _veninn few members who aidirt me °° “build if- T1”

uma masioniixy, our me pay me fgpgguuon um

@|@q,Ngime exciting., On the occa- at ar"

r:°:'d::n“:‘m°”'ng°3:; £1; ‘place in the hands ot a real

ins any idea of what .was coming. And mart ,what did come was all because of the ang, gh ¢;inordinsry hands which the even- ings, h W. pu, iuougiit ont. _Tho deck seem-_ :noi-e. el ho be ' Pat lt1'a.lghtl,~' The iiudies and foil houses were as plsnti- ll1°l’°

tai as pairs had been on other occa- ¢1°Wll V t _ _ mn, _ over the sand to the edge o the water. ,sy and hy, when every. player had a If WHS

md he could back for any reasonable ¢\'lY» _ V _ som, there was raising all along mg not have a dozen fences there if he line, and before three of them srudr Wlillfe ugly dropped out and left Morrison °0'1\°1‘- snd Johnson to lght it out between H8004 mem there was a record pot on the W°“ld tshia When that had been filled to am”

|2,ili0 Johnson put in his shore prop- 01° To

my me mace it $10,000. He was 01° raised 81.000 more. With that he put Um*

down four aces only tolbe beaten by a , A U1 straight tiush. Within threevdays the 'U5 5° deeds of the properly were in Morri- W9 °U |on's hands. ‘ e “limb

in speaking of Dreamland. as Jolm- W"

san had named his shore properttyh he :Leg-d

h i' then to tl . ad “go men on me ng en Mr. Morrison had hoisted him-__

the top of the fence he sati

The Copeland he had inveighed against W ii lo el la ~ 9°"

wsCo n Cope nd, srstirednriny oilicei-,sixty years old,anda man very ¢h°'° Jealous of his rights. Having bought 31°. I” to the edge of the water, he fenced to _L°P3 me sage or me water. ‘rms rumen s- ’“‘F° quarrel with the property owners on 3”"

mg shout the taxes and always sbus- "°‘¢°“’“

.owned vrovlrtr "Xt _W lllfdollleln. 4,, um, u,

,sud that he himself hadn't the re- ~c,,.,.ym'

motest idea of buying either shore or _|1|g|,¢_ mountain Dl'0D°fU»- _ _ ance with a This was ail<betore the greatgame of son, he had,

ann o

Johnson il I be ,Ms of amen \ per- his

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,mi init win be raises about in uni renee.

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betas Morrison

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was

Morrison an

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and

ve 'tba' old

to-return to New York. su: inet caretaker 'ni-yea

fences ' = . .‘.'» _

he did not_own the earth. _

not want io be countedin.

'll IUIIIO

his rizhie as n nroqem: owner. ough it was with many misgiv- e started out to see about that

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offending obstacle nothin# or less than a rail fence that ran through _the scrub brush _and

all on the colonel'a‘ owii prop~

and just why this old inun should

d themwus a puzzle to the new- In fact, he thought it mightbc idea to fence his ownfshore diiti have stopped at this but for they ker; who insisted that he climb' ooted 'tlence and _walk sbout~on lonel's land just to show him

an wlil.do foolish things against tter Judgment. Mr. Morrison did. this occasion. He proceeded to

-the tance. As soon as his back turned the caretaker made n re- It there _wus to be any shooting

for a few minutes and surveyed udscape. There was the samo‘oid` lsiond sound; -there were the sand undbrushos; .there were the and beyond thetrees he kliew

h

to

in ia, ani _:_ _h_si_.i»een. _,_ eg Ve9ffi!}°-Q'°i!°|~TP._"°‘lii°i.=1 .°..:.:.:. 33,*-inch _

'f 111° ¢ L*'='~

e wou d aim to lrlll at tglgnexg toot

~ piece

laesasin on

11°-

been ohms-

nesnt to wniit at

and back. He

dl the fence and

The next thing he knew caught between the mill. hauling head downward.

on the caretaker. getting ln-

rebnilding the

chill and no longer

to mmrd his

ind a substitute.

sulmdtute stern or- iiarin take the shelf

and iire at any moving

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slhis daughter Ag

of the coione:3 0!! his heart, I .V than ordimry li- `fen`ee question. , she was ready

er inal_enable

Ib. ' This her' as she

'sad .walking

beach that still erect, been torn

were the words i'I` ears as she

through the bushes. and

tartled her.; Home one in

_ down that tencdhsd come to grief.. Should she play the good Sa- in tau? dashed her mind.

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Nd but she .would take-advantage ot the ion to give .the oifender s

of her mind. Hastening forward,

soon came upon thespectacie of a

well dressed stranger hanging head downward from the fence. He could touch the ground with hlslhands, but he had no power to releiise ihis leg. 'While she was twenty feet away Miss Copeland made up her mind that the victim must be the new owner ot Dreamland and that he hsd»comc down to' make her father more trouble. She was almost sorry to observe that he was well dressed and in'appearn.uce a gentleman ima tim, inougn me niooa had reddcned his face until it had the color or a. boiled lobster, he .was nev- ertheless good looking. Mr. Morrison had ceased calling for help when he heard and caught sight ot ber, and as she approached nearer he politely ob-

served:

“I have, as you see, met with an ac-

cident, and I iiope it may not be nak- ing ooo muchot you to~reuder_ me _a

little sid." '

`she

'ffwlint iwsie -you doing thercl” de-. liiarided-ttie'~tll‘l.‘ seeing only that hisu _.was cauzht. ' .-_ __

5 ouylreuée com." l

‘yonmienotstraid qtihlmi"

"[1 colonel Qopeland.is your hthea

nmuyou musthdiss Copeland!" is plied Mr. M lsoih. “Excuse me, pisgsqpbut if you wilii pick up my carro- oase I will introduce! myself. The posi- tion ia-er-somevwhst embarrassing."

“l'm glad of_ it. f Yon came ilu tear

down the fence land make more trouble for poor old dad. You are caught in

' your own trap, audi you can stay there for all of me. 1'm»¢o1l1s homc.)‘ “Péfectiy natmiai feeling on your

pun, my deer youagilady, _amd I must bow on_the,~_inevit5U>le. I had no busi-

` ngqhssis, If I ampsulerlng it's all my

"But I don’t think youjare suiferlng/°

she said as she turned back._ “Youjvs only caught your toot between/ the rails, If you-cali ioimhenough thagmsn of yours will comefami release you" "Ex'actly. _D'on't ietime detain you,” "Butase you reaiiyysuiredngl It you

are, why-wl1y,"-

"i am_sure 'that I have broken my

leg, and as toritliat man of mine, the _coward rpeemmto have deserted 'me.

H I

owevve - , "Oh, tl1st's diderent, of_'course. I

thought, you know-I tlfught you were some one-not a gen emah-and that it served you right and that if you hung therefor two hours it might do you good." _ A mnel of the fence .was soon taken download the toot released. Then Miss Copeland hurried lpmc and returned with two men servants and a mat- tress. Mr. Morrison was removed to thowopeland house 'and s doctor sont for, the doughty colonel vuwing and declaring that the patient should not he uehnltted, But he was and his stay wus prolonged tor weeks. '

At'tsr's few days the colonel could

manage to ibear with the sitnatlon. After a' few.mors he asked alter the patient. In aicouple ot weeks he spent at least two ‘hours a_ day getting ac- quainted with the man who intended to trespass ou his land. By and by there came a day when he was seized with ii sudden idea, and he marched

away to iind his dsughterlAgnes.

“These things genesaliyxcome out one

way," was his blunt remark.

"Yes," she replied. with a blush,

“Wcll, do_n’t let this come out that

way,” .was his herseand only coin-

ment. ~ » . »

However. there are lessons for think-

ing that it did _ ~_

L a il 12' ' »=if .‘=% --ff m-i Butter per lb (ereamery) F o A

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sian onine. _

Mou|rn’s Lonniunllroin assi Arm quiet

l lln.rnom.¢Peseoeii.za momma s¢..s¢.'i:nonin.on¢..mo

whose husband h conductor on the Wabash Railway. states# "I was ' vm in saith, was very nervous. did

. liwn well anvhedrigqdifent mul; spoils. Beiievins-this S0 D0 mt 1

result ot anfaalisustsslnervoiis system. I boson using Dr. Uiws’l Nerve Food. and that this medicine did ine s world ob _ . tooo. is enemy :refine oi me symptoms mm above. unfit _

no my health saasralii. so that .to-day I teal that I am cute

Den/otes a Wornout, Nervous System, and Consequently " " ' ' ‘ Excited I\_ierve”‘s"'a_ii"¢il`irritability.

_ "Oh, to_be alone, all alone, where all is calm and quiet; to be 'able to relax the nerves and to

rest, rest, rest." This is the wish of many a tired mother who. for years, it may b¢. has had he' nerves athighest tension and both night and day has expected ‘each moment to hear the cry of her little ones. Is it any wonder that undeivsuch incessant strain the nervous system has be-

come run down and that mother has become irritable and easily worried by the noisevand Rnmnmh Wm

Eggs . . . . . . . . . . . '

clatter of the children ?_

Sleeplcssness, nervous headaches, indi-

gestiop, spells of weakness and 'dizziness, and feelings of discoui-agement and_despond- ency are. among' the symptoms which tell df

_ the approach of nervous prostracion or some

dreadful form of nervou

not leave their children in order to get rest, th

mination to look on the

to worry will help, but the use of ablood- forming, nerve-invigorating restorative such

as Dr. Chase's Nerve

necessary if strength, health and vigor are to

be fully restored.

Mrs. U. Broome, 298 Ferguson avenue north, Hamilton,

states:--"l~‘or live years I sullered tromnervousness and pains in my side and was so irritable that I could not b_esr the children to _ I noise and found it almost impossible to sleep si

ii'i:ii:s.“a°fu°i-"tilting ii number or boxes oi ni. oiiaseu Nerve looe the pains in my side leit me, and now I am real strong and wall again. l sleep welt and the mildmwioin does not seeinto ailocii ine. I can highly recommend this tiseat to any person miller-

.in¢ u i ala." ~ -

Even though mothers cannot' and will

' ey can build up the nervous system and get strong and well, just as Mrs. Peacock and Mrs. Broome `dld,' by using' Dr. Chase's Nerve Food. ,

Rest will help, fresh air will help, deter-

s disease.

in the care of others

bright side and not

Food is absolutely

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