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ln ,llcfgted _iistatemeuts to the , 0 word- _ ergld, Count ‘Mour- lllhigzgliezgllort and M. H. Kllgallen his father-_ln-law, QBVO ’tll0ll"va!‘Bi0n3 of the incidents, in the Kilgallen home which led up to the fall of the (lollntess over a stair balustr_ate and llol- serious lulury. The Count s story ls gold from a red morocco bound diary lie has ‘kept intermittently .me lie married Miss Irma Kilgalleli liiom than a year ag0-

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___;f_*;*_:______d=_f_l_»;l-_1n_l:_ gust the count sup, sea his feiisiiaeiir eiiaiieise- ' B'l'lWl1'H KID. ~ -" _ _ his einer bushes by his pets. my lnueigsl.

saline ma tidtbrakth dorope. ' ` ' ` -»

f5.D\'iYlgs. Ark., and latlegr strruezlr 1:33 Sh: fihlally get :way fleomohlm ailld 3"" G1°U°u°“ Wt d°W“ 011 th lllllsed her on later occasions Mr Went up the back stairs. He heard 'Put1°5 that °¢""'°d |°" 5 BWP BU

llhlgallen says: ’ ’ her golng and l°ll°wed_ In ttyl" to rested the gun across his knees.

"MY daughter had returned home get away she slipped and fell over I““m° UF’ °°'bi“ Wu” was b°|°f

“'01” Bh0Pf\ing down town, She ,ll,_ lthe baluster,»breakfng her knee cap tl” °P°“ ‘l“`° baking °0Yl1 P0110 lo covered that the Gount_ was in th ln llvalllaws and Bustalnlng B com_ the mid-day meal. She was n- thin, house. She was 'afraid to go ls p0und fracture of the wrist, as well ntybuned' ' angular mouutaineer'

U-1000. and Mr . lie A 1 d_ W* °~

Mrs. Jones wellt in rslth :rms and 8' as-izggs l;n‘_‘_'°“_:‘____l__Bl at the house I i_t!°l_:_:rhz;.___ llilttlg time the mountsineer

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l ° ‘mm°di°W'l ' p"°°°° ° my wg r 5 called over his shoulder carelessly

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' Y Started to abuse her, grabbing nel- .room and found her there with three' The wommh work hardened han'd___

l“Y_\f1 f0I`Cll\g her into the library, doctors and the Count. I talked tremblsd slightly as she get down .

My daughter was screaming for with her. a moment and then told the Plat, ol pm, on the ml,le_

The stress and strifeof modern lliiies is a heavy strain on the ner- vous energies of the average man and women. The result iS pour blond, nervous disorders and brain trouble. , Many disorders arise from this wllilition as the body and brain can- not attack the, many diseases and ailments prevalent. There is a lack of energy, endurance and mental power, the working power of the body is impaired and 'processes of digestion are imperfectly carried on. ill-health sets in and the sufferer leels gloomy, dispondent and loses

ambition. ‘

nllt is then that Nulife (Red Blood Tablets) proves lt's real, genuine worth. It is then that Nulife and only Nulife, will bring about a sure re.

cublothing like Nulife is sold in the city to-day. It improves the blood-, tones the nervous system, and buoys

’ orates the brain

and invlg _ ° Success in life depends on your-

pliysicnl and mental health, _this

.. W.-_ *______._________w_ _ __ _ __ Count that I ould ace him-, in the -‘Beams hit l,,_l,l»l, long Elms he

”""""""“ library: ' __ lf _,= _ ww' _ - »- was all she sam

"1 followed mm iirsiie-eeiil film _il-“lf’,,f"'§?fI,',,,,,_¢,,ll_ l,,,w,,,,, ,_,,',,,,_

' _ - to prepare to defend himself. I_ g¢,¢ll_.m¢»_,|or,_“me elm, looklng oll

_ _ . _ knocked him down several 'times and Ml-05§.~(,§s -1-nggqa l,llqg¢¢l,¢,,_ tdned

; _ _- ~ _ .lie began to yen ‘Miirdew I uieii ,iid softened lim ,ind were 1,, th,

' ' ‘ ‘- started to apply the boot to him fresh 'green spring. Suddenly he

and Dr. McMartin came into the sprang to his feet and leaned the room and took me away. gun 'against the cabin, took the

_ "I got after him again and knock- gourd from his peg on the wall and

state _,c__e__ds on _mm _________ and Nu- ed him down lind `ano_f;,her dllctor 'luhe_nt to tllxe sprlngl to wpsh. _ Tall, 1- ......»§:.;“°..'.;‘.."““ ‘Y ‘m °“ °‘ ..'.'.;- r;:‘.".°::. .'::‘..:;‘.i“.“:..““:.2:: your blood in er ‘ ' .i ' ' ' the tlme_ D ‘ect °°“d1l-1°" H11 __M_y daughter. was _taken to Bt. _v1I__a;ny_¢_a_t_;r;ilr_ie_;._l:inis_l:dhl_l_:_ace and N0 matter where you uve or what l,““,° s,l,H2°p§§“l’ ,““dll“‘l,“sl§h°l‘{ght sms wane nioolig em not se: uimllk f.°“r "'°'l‘ may "°~ if YO" “Se Nu- qfilet. 'a .~ fire lilxilttylirg lexus riélirl veins- lfe \”@!¥\\l&l'_lY and follow the direc- he was ,?&§‘¢e,l to ,ee m dau me As he came toward the cabin again “"“S “‘*°“‘g°"*1Y Y°“ can enioy the' y -g r e lime golden haired bit or s :ii-1 greatest of nature's blessings-gooqim ia few days' He behaved hlmseu came running to him

fairly well for the llrst four or five '

stglellllilfteh-tlilqed ntzlgllifcfctz llleatlllhlt _ lddys. and then he began to quarrel HPWPY' puppy' “he “ned 1°,"

e B B “le °f with the nurses He frightened the muy'

this marvellous remedy- It i9 U18 ~ ` The sternness left his face at sight f°5\;lt___0f Years Of §!¥D01‘il!1f=l1l'fiDfZ. ;;§3g,,2u;:gst:Etl\;`;dly that she had of her. One strong arm- swooped :';‘.f.1'.f;"§i...::'.‘..i:::::e .ls ...ip 1- wnf me °f » ‘°

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ml mem lt cumhlnes all uw good. noisy argument on the day of the nl, . _ ,tl . 1,, h

llnitliflelltof till, beat blood and newelgccizlentmwltli Mrs; A_¢_ianis_ :ndt wl____a_pp_y_sBs_\ e Sir. e answered oo S, le 1; c wonder f tll` bl- ones, w o 'soug 0 p 0 ec e ' , . ella ugliest or seientisiso- rfnlllle flC°“"t§SS- MH” _§"°“°d, _;‘PhM“- _P-dl ?;;_dt;"thi:n;h;(;lied ce mm. ( ,ed ood Tabletfm _ |3312. e mf ' an can in at °“ 8 Steve looked at M'llss a moment i.c.'°Ef“ll.“i§f§’€ “°“i ’li“‘i‘°T°“‘y ,MZ .I.‘l.'.‘T§,’i.?.’£°..lS2§.?.§‘i..,..° i..°‘§§'y.- ‘ ‘°“ he °“”‘° ‘“ “““ “W” “'“*‘°" ‘“°°“" _ _ 5 UP' 0* B. 8 I1 EBC __ _ _ ' cally, district. _ _ In the library I did my best to "pm ready too/» he m.ld_ sitting HI; il'_<l\_1___cr1_rl_t__set_1t_et yo_u__r desi; ;=;l_m__:_l1_;1__ <_1\112t_1fu;f:_»d ;__;§°1_§0 b_‘_>_;¢:1 down with all neue asiigneei- on bn

' _ s, inc osrng c. ani in mine _ ‘ knee, "Pone ’liss."

a box will go to you prepaid, John- shade her to lie down upon the Bile silently pushed the plila of son & Johnson clt wholesale dis- couch. Every once in a while Mrs. ne lllg wg

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tributors. Adams would bang or kick on the “Whlli’s over to Deep Gap, they do

:_ __ ~ ' _ s- _ _ _ door and .shout ‘Irma, let ine come gay," he lnfol-men lie;-, i~¢,l¢lllng fm

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l\4umbcr of votes allowed on subscription in The Guardian

1 \Grc:1i Bermuda Island, New York City :mil Piano Contest cause she was right above ,,s_

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much. I did not dare to leave her

After an hour or so she said h

1Ng,l1le,,,,,,.... .... ...ei--i¢.|»»»»»»s»¢ iilmoklug up at that lnstanl.__ Isaw.

her head and body slip over the

floor. At the moment this happened the chauffeur was standin not more

were fully e. whole flight of stairs away from her. How- she fell or how she slipped none of us can say, be-

“What happened afterward I do

t_0_ 4000 Sp<??m1v(,),tes not remember in detail. I know I

5000 i ran down stairs, lifted her ol! the 6000 " “ _- f radiator and my first words warez- gooo " “ f "Irma, dearest, are you alive? Speak

to nie."

"I remained by her side until Mr.

l ~ . . ._ " ' -- l Kilglllen came home, between five i l\o vote allowed on any :-uliscriptiou of less thin One Dollar _md _“___ part _wc O__c_ock_ Hg asked

lI-5ll1'lf- ' me to come into the other room for

n minute, and I left, immediately.

- - ~ '~-- ' - _ _ _ _, , . , . ,V .. t “In the library, before I had A ___ _ .\.\_.,_~_/\/\ .,-\,\_ ./\/'\/\. \.\/\/\.f\..\. _ c_m______e to turn about to lace h______

I received a couple of blows from Mr. Ki1gillen's fists on my head and

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Thcre ls Nothulg In It ears. Turning around, he struck me

[5XCl':l'T - in my face. He hit and kicked and

Pup; American Leaf . behaved like a mad man, and if it

l,\1 Qlill had not been for Dr. Martin, who

~ d on the scene just then, I ri hf Cut Tobacco. ' "l’l’°“’° . _

Packages und Tingatéll grove rs and druggists. do 1310?, know what might have Imp

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Demand if-Gel if-Try it P

llickey “"& Nnholson Tobacco Co., ___Llll.

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N“AD| ` ` "‘ lu' order to buy and sell for

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."1-w"EN reduced oull' CXP"-`;15'35i " |:_~3;% \"‘“' HAHFAX ` :uid are marking in blue inlil

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" 1|iuRd`...... ..9.55 L" M“"'"“° P"°‘"“°° Pmnls our Wa-fches, Jewelery, and " §,'g§gl*5:,`-------»~~---J;-ggP"“' AND Silverware at the lowest sell-

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Grads Equipment. D if

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arélervica unsurpassed. lineg

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ml |§’I'o§iA:fi_ _I_n_ifmls engrzivecl free onsuital>lc__ __

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_ MoI;Il)I|P|1i;;‘ und' ldhf Tru ar lc _ _ _ § 1 a

' P A o r 1' s¢..1ouN. N. B. E. W. and

W. B.HOWARD. D. . .. . - -i

__ dmwf`tf` _l.E. Matthews.Clizirluifeiowii

South Side Queen Square

lt" "°‘"“" T niirii Like Lyiieiir

lc Til 0....-N is A L E ,»-Baked Goods-\

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:mlluronrsn clxnssnsu-:_ runes

._.|)l_ee1i from Scotland

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ll\\'L‘ will _sell at e Revero ‘

_ oiel Stables ii hill-lane.

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lurslmr. In 15. laio

tommcncing ni .30 Qhlil-P

llf; (_3heice Clydesdale Eil- ____‘ Wm 2 i-1 fog; years old hl‘°"|0i| direct from Scot ___"_l_l_l l_l_u-sc l-`lliics are nhnicg ‘_ be and rnrrfiilly select- _ Y H ronipelent Horse-

f man 5 _.

‘__ uni their |“.°|.nge

___°|glit__is about 1409 lbs.

he l _. __m_l'__;\_1l he sold mihou!

T°"“H M sale. “NL cures e co.,

Auciioneers

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Lbrllcllsl iS all tllllt

_ good goods should be

-the Lynch product contains sweet, pure, wholesome ingredients

Lynchs’ is the stand-

ard for good baking- a delightful surprise to every person.

You’re safe' when

you say Lynclis’.

l.YNCllS’. Llll

Sydney N. S.

' ~"f~ “`””`”" ""“'”""' 'V _ “ ‘ ` " ""`~"`~"\'“"\’\"/ in.’ These actions upset Irma very the plate,

Then he fell to eating in silence.

alone a moment. and the woman oderedi no comment.

The mountaineer's thoughts were

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ll S h ' n n" ' wanted to leaie the room for a mo not i -_ ». 1 ' - pleasant. He dwelt upon the ln- ll u S C r I I n r e r ‘ ment. She went into the next room exorable law of the feud-father to l and from there through another room son. The hand 0I__G1en@1lUu Bgaiuet l 1 ~ into the hall. Then she proceeded to- U10 hand 01 Hassi l' and “lee Vern; i The order _below can be used for]|New or .Renewal sub . - . .

, . - L - ward the back stairs. I left the li- S0 It WHS in NS father B time. NOW

fcrlptlolls. - ' bl-ary_ lntemllllg to go up the lmnt it was the blood hate of a Hassitt

“(`ontest Manager,” The Guardian stsirslh Irliill r__¢eiii-“goblins luillel: ber f_\§;;H:§0_*ll_l_\@ We Of H G1€"@11¢"» “D0

-' near e ecp one a e, w c son - _ _ _

the second ll0°l._ Whip I-Iass1tt,' small, with fiery

Charlottetown ul t -ed t t ll b k ln the ll_ black eyes and a nervous, snappy

ri o ge er ac

brary but she did not want to go manmrf was th” 7”“”lT;’§thWhel_P Ui 5

there. She turned about and went ";_°th€'__ who.-tin; Milt "L tdat dotggeid

_ . _ _ . . . _ _ c srac er wi er us an an yp-

, llinclosed find 5. . _ . . . . . icing .supscrip ion o ie uar ,_ l‘_l_>e tllifarlgllfgk dfgxfs gfgigad Lggiizg cal ol the Ha,,Bltts_

dlan or. .. .years - _ . "Whip hain't never going to keep

to the second _pr third step hofthths to ,,___ _"___" ,, mid Steve Slowly

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I’ostOfhcc.... ._ ilau<lil1sa_11d Crash down £0 01° first

Credit votes to - ithan three feet away fron? me. Hel-iB0d

Mlss.......,.,..... .. .. .... _en, the houseniaid, also was on the _ y

second floor, a little further away

"Ai his time miie ren eu of 'iis

You cannot witlisiaud

the Cold climate of our rigorous nortlicrn winters

_ unless you arc abundant

ly supplied with tlmi great blessing--pure rich blood. If you have good red blood in your vcius n walk or drive in exch fliu frosficsf air is kef-lily cu- joycrl- you (leliglit in facing the clcincnfri---in cnjoyiug ull the wlutcr out-door sport and past- tiines---bccausc you arc full of pure blood---tl1crc- fore you lmve good liczlllli and abundant sfrcugili and lmrdiliood.

There is one reincnly

that stands supreme ovcr all for making the most anacmic and clespoudcnt lieoplc lmppy, licrlliliy and llvcly,tlu\i ouc rciu-

' .ny is Niiufe (nel iii.-.mi

'l`ablets. __

Nulife is preparation

Clainiefl by our lcacling sciciiiists :lull pliariiiacisfs to be tliconc rcniedy forall blood llisorclcrs. If is the result of years of experi- menting and cnrcful re- search --it combines all

5 the good qualiticscf other

lcmliulg nerve and blood foods with others that if aloxic liosscsscs.

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Q Nerve Food-

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Nulife will purify your

blood and strcfigtlicn your nerves---we arc sure of this for we have known cases wlicrc it has cured people who were fm' worse off than you are. Every Nulife tablet means that much more and better bloocl---means a reserve force that will success- fully combat the attacks

. of any disease---means ' stronger nerves, a clearer

brain, mental alertness and physical strength.

Get a box of Nulife

~ (Red Blood Talilels) to,

_ day and start a cure--5oc_

`lnfl. Drug. Corpor’n London and Berlin

‘Hacking ‘Cough _

_ Mr. J. H. Richards, 1852 Second Ave, E115'-i Vancouver, B.C., wi-ilce:~“Allow me to wnua a few lines in praise of your Dr. Woods Norway Pine Syrqp, Lssf, ml ,I'°°“ll'l|=_¢¢fi l heavy cold Which left me with s cough; and every time I w°“ld E¢_l» 8 little more cold this-hacking °°UZ1\ would become A lung splitting one; It |¢°P¢ 011-gel-ti.ng'worse and I kept on lP°U¢§_U8 IDOUBY buying different cough reme 'es t'| . f ‘ d ' ever triecl‘l§r.l Wloordgg N xiii; l?il1¢;tS§'rll1ap(l I told him I was willing to try anything L l'h°"Sh¥' W0'-lid Cure, and on the same ‘hy bvughf. two bottles. Before half the first one was used my cough began to get mu'-‘ll 938|". and by the time I had used

p bottle and a half my cough was Holm

“UI ke¢P\I:__g the ot er half bottle in

case it shoul come again but I nm quits sure I have a positive cure. Let me recommend Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine SYFUP l_»0 _ull _who sufiei-'from ci cough or throat irritation of any kind.”

Qr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup is puf

up ln u. yellow wrapper; three pine ti-egg

thga trade mark; price 25 mms,

anpfactured only by The T. M'lb Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. I um

M’liss. Her eyes were meditative and

averted from him. He knew that she was thanking _the same thoughts. liis thin _lips straightened into a thinner set lme_ as he pushed back his chair; The Child. -“We Annie,” as he loved to call her, slipped from his knee as her father stood erect, a six foot sap- ling, his eyes of deep blue purples ng the l>€&C0Ck's wing, srnouldering with some hidden purpose,

He swung out of the cabin and

down the step, grasping the gun gg he went. Then only did the wornan’s natural nnx-iety express itself.

_ "Be kceflllli Steve," she said quiet- y. Her eyes followed him as he Das-

aeil the cabin window and strode ol across the open and climbed the path that led to the hill; then the ragged woods hid him from her. A sign slibpcil through her lips as

she turned her gaze back into th-e cabin, and rested it upon the child, She drew the child upon her lap. \“'Pappy’s little girl," she said, and

there was a little tremor in her voice a suspicion of a shud‘dc1‘ in hor frame, as if she sensed an unavoidable dau- ger lurking near. For a tense mo- ment slie held “we Annie," to hcl' bosom, and then with a hot, dry kiss, placed her on the step to play with her rag doll. Brushing her hand quickly across her eyes, ll/[’liss want` back to her duties about the cabin.

Wee Annie looked hncl: at her

mother her eyes big with woniler, ber little chubby hnmlz; sr;'ewcal_uli in the doll‘s dress.

“|"eppy,” the woril sllvilwll uncon-

nbout, the clill1l’s father towcrcrl a-

e swlflh tikgogful 'shout' we Annie mon' e ' i-esenee for nie bumeay, me it was §§,";

. gone;.~at the lame time the point of

¢ ' l dl kd d - . I . _ . _ _ :..":..;°.n.‘:.:. ‘W

t t lnllwl ` U Wee Annie smiled innocently up in- back

s i . _ - -

to his face.

“You got pitty butterfly?" sh

lisped sweetly.

gun across his shoulder.

escaped him. .

' bsliy heart expressed a new inter est.

with wide, solemn eyes.

The man smiled grimly.

plied with some embarrassment.

eyes.

The man saw it and his hand went

out unconsciously toward her, his black eyes softened _as if touched by some memory; but, before his hand reached her, he drew it back angrily.

"Steve’s kid," he reminded him-

se.".`.

Wee Annie looked up into the face

of the man truslziugly, for thc heart of a baby is not deceived.

The man looked down at her. and

again his eyes softened. He shifted from one foot to the other restless- ly.

Wee Annie smiled encouragiiigly. “I hnil u kid like you onc't," he

blurtell out at last, his whole atti- tude defiant. “She's dead." Then he sank down upon a humrnock and bowed his head lnliis hands.

patted his cheek curessingly.

The man opened his arms and,

swept her in. He threw his head up: iletermincdly, his eyes blinking as though smarting against' rchelliousl tears. His bands rested upon the child's head. His mouth trembled, although he bit it shut; his breath: came spasmmlically and hard ini choking gasps.

Suddenly he swung upon the child

fiercely.

"Will yer kiss me, kid?" he de-_

mandcd, his whole body aquiver, not with ringer, but emotion. wee Aiiiiie hem been from him,l

startled for the space of breath, then she reached her tiny arms nlboutl his neck and pressed rosebud rnouthl against his thirstfng lips. Then shel snuggled down in his nrms and clos-' crl her eyes.

The man frowned as he dung his

“Stevs’s kid," he muttered dis-

‘gustedly as though some prey had

Wee Annie forgot the butterfly. Her_llke

Whose nappy is you?" she asked.

» lncredulous wondcl' filled her l>aby,ped_ about the lmk of M'

made

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' on,

thing his heart. use for a kid "

“Hsin't got any - babies." he re-_ Slave took the Bl"l,l,lg.» lg

lhfs arms, his right hand

(Ill.

do hoof,"

Whip Hassltt smiled.

"There hain't nothin’ to

Steve sold, suggostlvely.

5 Whip heave-s a great sigh. _ _- f “Stcve. I’vs allus been yer enemy -_ver sllus knowcd ||it,€'»he uid, .with straight-forward esrnestnela. “I hein't no morc. God'a my wfhicsl that 1'm yer friend now." Whip held. `out his hmrd. . _

sieve looked into ~1elssiteu..5`lye¢i

,and read thcrhthe tru h. _hand reached out and took olid of the otlier's in a new covenant.

MONTAGUE'MARKE'1‘B. -1*'-' Ooi-rscted for eifery Wednesday and Saturday Issue.

lflerrfng, per bbl _ $5.00 to l_6.00

Flour Roller procured $5

Wee Annie crept up to him and’cod pm, qulmal $4 to $5

Onts _ _ 86 Blue potatées `40 Red potatoes 36 Oatmeal, per cwt. 83.25 Beef. Der fb 1 to 10 Butter per Ib (creamcry) 23 Barley per bus. 50 Pork, 7 to N Eggs 21 HEY. Per ton. $8 f:0`$10.00

SUMMERSIDE MARKETS.

Corrected for every Wednesday lad Saturday Issue.

Butter per th 18 to I0 Beef (carcass) per lb G to._9 Potatoes . _40 Eggs _25 White Oats _IG

The mnn tried to speak, but no

sound came from his lips. His eyes appealed to the heavens as he sat with the chilli 'clasped to hi; lirrrst.

Sunlrlcnly his attention was await-

ened by the sound of footsteps com- ing along the path. He seemed to realize the latch: of the afternoon, for he itlanced to the west and than .‘.c'i‘oss to his feet, \v~ith wee Annie still in his arms. As the man faced

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bove him in the brow of the hill.

Steve’s gun jumped short to his

shoulder.

"Don’t shoot, Steve,” the man called to him. "l haln’t armed -‘ l\it's back there in the bushes." _

Steve locikurl upon Whip Has.-iiti

Sclmisly ofll the lml>y'.~;_ton;;ur\, _

Then the w<imnn’s face t»nik on ltsl

ha‘bitnl plitleut mask, und the cliilll. turncd to hcl' play. With one lmncli liolding dolly by the arm, we Annie' was soon at the edge of the open, where she sat down, her doll beside her, to uproot a little blue llo\"c1~. with her lia'l\y fingers. Then a. ‘nif.l,»‘r-. ily f‘luf.tL-red pnslfi lim' up the l\nth,‘ and the child scaniliri-cal gleefully af- ter if., ri-ying to fin-icli it; from its! momcutnry rest on the top of some ,wrt-rl.

Un hurl on sh-r \\'r~|\f_., until the \\\\t~

tcrfly stayrrl its Ilizhc Lu rest ulich rl point of lilzic which ellpcrl liirougli

with suspicion plainly written in_ his eyes. -‘_

"Whut's yor namc',”' Steve uskedi

liim. "You measly little skunk, yor tryin' to steal my gal," he accuscd,l his eyes ablaze. l

A quick red shot over Whi,.’s facep

and his black eyes burned with an angry ohnllengr. The ncxl moment the hot color left his face and the fire went from bis cyc.-4, He smiled.

“Hnin'f. stole yer kill, Steve," he

answered. "‘She's got lost and I fomirl her."

, “Wcll?" and the word wus spoken

\'.'lI.li unmistakable meaning.

"Well, Steve, yer lrnoweil about -

Black Oats _I8 Pressed straw ,$5 Hay loose S8. to (8:50

Pork 7; u } l-lay pressed `§!_ 0 Hides _ ‘B or-usLo'i"ru'rowN Msnxm‘1's.2,

Corrected for every Wednesday ami

Saturday Issue. ‘I

Beef (quarter) per fb 6 to! Beef (small) ,per lb 8 to 16 Beets, per bunch 4 to 5 Butter 22 to 26 Mutton per lb 8 to-_Si Pork 6 to 'TG Iiard, per lb li to 20 Mutton (small) per lb il to, 12 l‘i\f.f\l1|l‘|4 40 |20 45. Straw per tcm '$5.50 to $6 Spring lamb per lb 13 to 14 Celery per bunch 5 Rarlishes, per 2 bunches B to 5 Lettuce vcr bunch 6 White Oats lil Blrck oats 87 ldligu, pcr dozen, 30 to ,B4 wiv ss m $3.50 Iiiilcs 8 to 8* Turnips 515 Oalfskins, (free of heads) 11 to ,12 Pelfs, cnfsli 40 to _55 flees:-_ lic: lb., ll. Ducks, " ll.

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_c_rai11-cruslicrs.ctc,\\-c lmvc a large stock that

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show you our goods. _ _ _ _

SLICER AND PULPER-(sec illustration.) Thi.-4 is the very, largest

mncliiuc, fzicc plate \‘:11'icly, \'c1'_\'licz1\‘y kuifc wliccl, iiiziiu sluift of cold rolled slccl, bzill-ln~ni'iug, no f`i'icfiou, you do not ucc<l ai second cllori to turn thc wliccl -once :sturtccl it runs :1 vci'_\' long limo.

RF,\'ERSlBl,E R(')t)'l` CU'l"l`ER AND PULl"Ell---'lliis inucliluc slices;

:incl pulps in reverse operations, is licfivy and very di_ir:lblc,tl1c favorite for coarse pnlliiiig, Will lust 11 lifetime :md give great s itislnciioii.

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GRAIN CRITSHIER AND GRINDI-IR, No 2. Roller process, works similarly _to roller

in modern grist mills, docs un iiiiiiiciisc nmount of work \\'1_th small power, heavy and strong, simple and durable in cfiustruciiou. l1CFlV)' lll' \\'l“`~‘€l» 25 \_0 27 l’“5l“`l5 PC' l_‘0‘“' °“P°‘°7tY-

RAi’Il>-li.-\S\' (JRlI\IDl€l{, iz inch plates. The lugliesf. grade of gruiders maxle, do_ more

work with smiic power iliuu any other machiuc, rims by power---thc favorite for size with all

stock raiscw. _ _ __ . ` .

No I. R.»\'l’Il)-I£AS\, S nn-li plates, somewhat .si_m\lur to above, uiost complete

and satisfactory' for size, rims nt high speed, docs work rapidly, light power, can useliorse iviurluiill poW0l‘. C10

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