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Pnllllcll I I MEETINGS}

—- l The undersigned will address-

the electors of the m. District ofi ‘Kings at the following places and‘ _ 1 on the dates mentioned. All: AMONG THE FLOWERS

meetings will open at 7.30 n- m- l 8t. Mary's Road. Wednesday; Jam m“ NORMAN MeLEOD g”°'y'“‘ "Thu"

"Y th ht d J HBRUCE BUTLER ,‘piacee;_prg:gse to a bud." t- an . I

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GREATSPEEII: a slit

I will sell on Friday. Jan. 15th:

‘llillfl

at Large Bros. Barn. C FINN" —-——i

town at 1.30 p. m. eleven ndardl T00 HOT FOR HIM THERE B d HOT"! "EQMIY imPPnw‘ "He's a regular fire-eater-except fro New York by Mr. Willard a homey.

Kel y. included in this wonderful} I lot of Studs. Mares and Geldings. --N,,__h;. w l will be found the hblovad 0' P9"; for him there." the Great Axwort y. "'09" a" other seneationai sires. A' hornfl to suit everybodys need- ‘; _ J_ A. MacDONALD. ' Auctioneer- 711$8-5-Fri.$at.MQ"vW°d»FTl

The Annual Meeting of the Or- well Dairying 60-. W5" N Mid "‘ the Orwell Cove Hall on Tuesday. January 19m a 1.30 P. M.

F. F. DREELAN, _ Secretary.

“Gentle in his home?"

7I9&I3-1-3iwfa.

Tfiillillii

The Annual Meeting of the share’. holders and patrons of the Hazel-l brook Dairy Company, Limited, will be held on Wednesday afteflwflfl January 20th inst. at one o'clock

A. ROY JONES. Secretary.

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She: But why are you so narrow minded that you've never kissed a girl?

He:

Afraid of paintefls colic.

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The Annual‘ "Meeting of the’ Crapaud Creamery Co., will be held In Lady Fane Hall on Tuesdayw‘

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MISREPRESENTING HER SKI

January 19th. 1926, at 2 P. M. Mrs. Blah: She's a regular cat! H_y_ NQRTQN, I Mrs. Stab: Yes, and yet she 3e°|.“,ry_ claims that's a mink skin she's

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Brown: Jones, I _ Meagan“ daughter for my boy. I

Jones: l couldn't think of mak- ing such an unfair exchangei l

CLEARANCE

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Crop and Farm implements, etc.. ef the late A. G. Smith. Sale posi- tive. No reserve. Terms 11 ‘months credit on all sumo over $5.00. .

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G. BRUCE BUBPEB Dis. Pan. Agent 4O Klna llrect

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if stormy, first fine day. J. A. McDONALD. Auctioneer.

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S. S. “0RDUNA” . . . . February8th'

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INSTALMENT 25

“Chatellerault? No. no."

Kfsrccl. that it is our turn now.

Eng hi-m in return."

iue that presently, as I warmed t

irew His Majesty Olll. 0f h

.»d apathy and listlessnoss. H

Yflyliifil to bc- Lespercll.

reeded. and I told my story wltbn aieur de Llivednlt’! loyalty, bu ed for Roxalsnne. provingly. in

purred his applause. lheelld. when I came to the matte

i....- fi-vl- grew set and hard. i ,:ne'." he cried harshly.

l liecm un outh necessary. Sire.

‘suwcar by my honor that I have ut- ltered nothing that is false. and that. de Chatellerault. even as I have sun

lin connection with Monsieur

Vpresspd nothing. so also have I ex nggerated nothing."

fear it."

Then the trend of his thoughts

Ihepg changed, he smiled urearily.

"By my faith. you ‘may thank God every night Ol your worthless lifc

whose beauty you have linlned with

re-tlden, Marcel? What‘! age. and with such a heavy score of zlffilirs to your credit. has it been

en to call a blush to your callous cheek? Ma hoi. they say trulythzlt

rejuvenator!" Imade him no answer other than a sigh. for his words-net me tIlillk-

Ilcrlllg nf the iluy humor that had pervaded me. Remarking this, and misreading it, he laughed outright.

"There, Marcel. never fear. We

both the maid and the wager, and. by the Muss. you shall enjoy both."

"Helas, Sire." I sighed again. “Wilcu the lady-comes to know of the wager—"

“Waste no time telling her. Mal"- .cel, and cunt yourself upon her mer- ‘cy. Nay. go not- with so gloomy a face, mv friend. When woman loves. she can be very merciful-least- ways, they tell me so."

Then, his thoughts shifting ground once more. he grew stern again.

"But first we have (‘hatellerault to deal witb_ What shall we do

with him?" “Ii. is for your Majesty tn de- cide.“

"For nlc?" ho cried. his voice re- suming the harshness that WBSIIBY- er fzlr from It. "I have s fancy for having gentlemen about me. Think you I will set eyes again upon that dustartl? I am already resolved concerning him. ‘but it entered my

lmind that it might please you to be

the instrument of the lsw for me."

“Me, Sire?"

"Aye. and why not? They say you can play a very deadly sword upon necessity. This is an occasion that demands an exception from our

dict. You have my sanction to send

the Comte de Chatellerault a chal- lenge. And see that you kill him. Bardelyllf" he continued viciously. "For. by the Mass. if you don't. I If he escapes your sword.or if be survives iIlICh hurt as you may du him. the headsmsn shall have h.inl. Mordieu! is it for nothing that I um called Louis the Just?"

I stood in thought for a moment. Then—

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He mock his head whlmsicnlly. “Chat- dlerault has had his laugh already. lnd. like the lll-mannered dog he is, be has kept it to himself Ithinlt,

lave purposely sent Chatellersull -.wsy that he may gain no notion of zhe catastrophic jest we are prepar-

The words set lne in the very best of humors. and to that it may be

zny llarrntlive, I lent it a vigor that] is wont-

ieaned forward‘ when I told him of ray encounter with the dragoons at fdircpoix, and how first l cont-mil») Jed the false step of representing

Encouraged by hi3 interest. Ipro-l

much plquancy as I was master of. repressing only those slight ma:- zers which might reflect upon Mon-

otherwiae dealing frankly w'th His Majesty. even down to the genu- inenesll cf the feelings I entertain- Often he laugh- ed, more often still be nodded ap- understanding and sympathy. whilst now and then he But towards

of the Tribunal 0f Toulouse. of how my tr’sl was conducted. and ofthe port played in it by Ohstellerault. ' true-nail this that you tell

“.-\..-. true as the gospels. if you

“The iiastard!" he snapped. "But wl- will avenge you. Marcel, New-r

such a lover's ardour. Nay, never

lovc is n. great PEgPIIEFBIOI‘. zlgreati

all:

"If I do this thing,

I had incurred."

forfeit all his rights?" "That is very true.» world—"

no excellently that it needs no o your collaboration my sanction to

Chstellerault, and I shall be 6

more justice to dispense In this re lbellious province."

I paused s moment. S

near Your Majesty?"

smiled in his weary way.

l "It would please me to have you dull, all of them. Je m'enllule te lament. Marcel!" be “Oughl

thing In all this weary. futile world

I‘ What shall I do with your

you there. ‘wed and llv_e out your amorous In

igdtraxtllz." IVIllell that is done returnlggziligziziutsfivafizyenlxfvvfii mo“. Till; friends t .. ' _. _ ,. .. i "Ami r0." Thai M“ be never 5mm l:'ii.Ill)i't‘f‘1illii, ill tones that

answered slyly.

‘ml. But you waste- luy time. fllarcel; ltlen by mo as long as ‘you please.

fleas-ms you know. There are my cousin Montnlorency and the others

lBut come to me when you will. and I will see you, Atlicu!" I murmured my thanks. and verv

Al Yollrltieen nnli sinccre warn lilcv. ThoilTto mp‘ lam

having kissed iliil hand. I left him

left for a simple Languelot: maili-

CHAPTER XIV.

Eavesdropping

Iturllcd iLovor in my mind, after ll had iclt the

my own hands ll the pllnishmcnt Icnrnell.

pon Chntelltarault he had so fully

about the task rejoicing you m '

l!) . will not be rigorous. You have won rczldily imflt-ZJIIPI bill there “'38 Ihlli

accurscd wager. and—io restrain .nlc—thc thought of how such an action lllight be construed into the evasion of its consequences. Better ,l1 thousand times that His Majesty should order his arrest and deal lwith him for his attempted pcl-‘rcr- ‘siou 0f justice to the serv‘ce of his own vile ends. The charge of hnv- ,illz abused his trust as King's com- mlinsloner to the extent of seeking lto do murder through the channels ,oi' the Tribunal was one that could ;n0t fail to have fatal results for him l-as, indeed. the King had sworn. I That was the position of affairs laa it concerned Chatellersuli. the ‘world and mo. But the position lmust also be considered as it con- cerned Roxalanne. and deeply. did I so consider it. Much pondering brought me again to the conclusion that until I had made the only airme- ment in my power. the only atone- ment that would leave me with clean hands. I must not again sp- proach her.

Whether Chstellersult had cheat- ed or not could not nfloct the ques- tion as it concerned Mademoiselle and me. If I paid the wager-whe- ther in honor bound to do so or not —I might then g0 to her. impover- ished. It is true, but st least with no‘ suspicion attaching to my suit of any ultsrlor object other than that of winning Rozalanns herself.

I could then make confession. and surely the fact that I had paid where clearly there was no longer any need to pay must earn me for- giveness slid afford proof of the sincerity of my passion.

81m.’ l ven- lllréd. "the world wlll say of ins that I did so to escape the payment

‘Tool, you have not incurred It. When a man cheats. does he not

But f the

"Posts!" he snapped impatiently. “you are beginning to weary me. Marcel-wand all the world does that

Go your ways, man, and do as you elect. But takc slap this follow the better pleased if you avail yourself of It. He is lodged at the Auberge Royals, where probably you will find him at present. Now go. Ihsve

“Shalll not resume my duties

He pondered a moment. then he

for these creatures are so dismally

sighed. But. no. my friend, I do not doubt you would ‘be as dull as any of them a1, present. A man In love is the weariest and most fllliin

body what time your soul is at Lavedan? I doubt me you are lll haste to get So go Marcel. Get you

woxication; marriage ls the best sn-

"Say you so. Master Cupid Bsr- ’ _ V . l delys?” AM be combed ms beard‘-\l;.-'th;ltwl‘ may Dfenelll loll to iilfilery- roflectively. "Be not loo sure There.‘ “es y’ have been other paqs’olls——aye. no‘;

great as yours-iv‘?! have they sé1Liiiilllll 0f Hill hlajestybl suits.

you are ext-used your dil- »\\'e are here llpcn a gluumy busi-

to bu dealt with. and we are lloldlm! no let-cell. t-oulltenanclllg no revslsll

King's presence . ing- ulld with thought came a temlwhctlle-r or not I should \".-=ll wlillipilllwliflllllll- and i will‘! he!" m9

That I would have gone,

flngersandworkaligb ‘Jtdoesalltbe

out the blister.

Junfles. I! l9

hyluan doctorsandnurses.

Musterole

t

Patter than a lied plaster

still. shrug your shoulders in con- tempt, w-th the reiiectbn that such jormcr conduct of mine as I have avowed had already partly dispos- ed you against surprise at this-I do but ask that you measure my , ;Ill by my temptation, and think Ilxnsriy whether in my position you lnigill not yourselves have fall- JII. Ay-efibc you never so noble _llii iIlj’,iI~])I'iII('iDil-3li-—i make bold to ::._v you had done no less. for the .- '9 that penetrated to my ears z-nl lI.:lt of Roxalanne de Lavetlan "i sought all audience with the King " she was saying. "But I could not git-ll his presence. They tcld me that he was holding no levees. i rd lhnt he refused to see any one

perfectly colorless.

"You have guessed it. Mollsirul" le Comic. You are the only gelltlo-

art-r alight-wind, III(II‘t‘()\'l'I‘. lwell known how Ifgll you stand irl Ibis royal favor. I was told

lllcy that have a boolt to crave llillii no beiter sponsor."

‘ “Hod you gone to the King. mad- , unwise-Ila.“ n-zlili hc. "llllll YOU l:‘uin-, l-ul nil :llllii--ul'c. he would huthnve; lliirflPltfili you to lllnke your appeal: his (fomnlissioller in‘ Lllllvilellnc. and the prisoners a!- ,.:-illl-d wlill high treason are llly property."

can‘

lllc ll‘:= life?" I

TiIPFP was a short laugh from‘ lll-liberate fall of his feet as hel Vllzlcml the l-ilunlber.

l Investigate Tale l

MONTTRIIAL, Jail. 12.—\vilen u‘ fourteen year old boy appeared Ile- fore Judge Lacroix in the Juvenf ile Court ilhis morning after being arrested nem- Lachlne on a charge} of desertlorl and trespassing on, Canadian National Railway prO-l petty, he told the Magistrate that] he was on his way home to Toronto- and his mother. He had only $250 in his pocket. According to tile lud'u story he could not hear the life at the local boarding college} to which his father had sent him the “last straw" falling this nlorn- lug when he was given “wurnlyi meut" for llleakillat, The court wlll investigate the caee.

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Jan. IZ-lfllodernl

NEW volut.

was given as the secret of longevityl by Dr. Adolf Lorenz. 72 years old Viennese surgeon. when he arrived‘. yesterday on the Berengarla.

“To reach a-ripe old age." he said, “and still be of tlelvice, one‘ should indulge moderately in nil llhe so-callevd vices. I have done it- all my life. I have always partaken modsratelycf alcoholic drinks. be- l cause alcohol. taken-in medicinal quantities. is the best thing for the - system.’ ' ' .--.

Upon such a course. than. did I decide. and. with this end in \"ew.l I took my way towards the Aulwrlzal Royals. whore his Majesty hndtcldi me that the Count was lodged. It’ was my purpose to show myself fully aware of the trellchermllltlnd unworthy psrt he had played lll the very inception of the nffnir. and that if I chose to consider tho wag, sr lost it was that I might thsl more honestly win the lady.

Upon inquiring at the hosts-Irv for Monsieur lie Chatc-Ilerauli. I was informed ‘by the servant I ad- dressed that he was within. but that nt the moment he hall n visit-i or. i replied that i would wait. anrii demanded a private room. since I desired to avoid meeting any Court ‘acquaintances who might chnnce Into the aubsrgs before I had seen the Count.

My apparel at the moment may not have been all that could have been desired. but when a gentle-l man's rearing has taken place amid. sn army of servitorn to minister to‘ his every wish, he is liltelv to have

llrqwred an sir that is wont to win "me "mev m" "m"? ALL dim!" With all cell-Ht! ohflwdins-

him dbedlence. was I ushered into s small cham-

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wooden partitions from the adloin- .

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Here the landlord hswnz left melflmply by "fin!

I disposed myself tolwsii. and here

I llifi e thin! l would not have peilflmi - llnved myself capable of doins. 1.6""-

lhinlz I cannot think nf without hlullhlnl to this very dllv. In short. I played the eavesdropnsr-J. Man- cel Saint-Pol de/Bardelyn. Yet. ll you who read and sre nicelninded. sllndderat this confession. “or. worse‘

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