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GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE "Your Honor. he's never me."

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what a task it must " Not that! It leaves no one ther. nth the baby."

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__. _ . - A -. I ANNUAL MEETIN G

The Annual Meeting of the Murray Harbor Black and Silver Fox Ranching 60.. Ltd., will be held in the Public Hall, Murray Harbor. on Thursday, February 25th, 1926, at 7.30 o'clock p. m.

F. W. LELACHEUR. Secretary-Treasurer

not?

7217-14-1-31.

ANNUAL MEETING

Tile annual meeting of the Hunt er River Shipping Club will bf- held in New Glasgow Hall on Tues , day, Jan. 19th. Inst at 2 p. m. l ADAM BROWN I

Secretary

._____._,____.____.____. , l ANNUAL MEETING, Tho annual meeting of the Fell l era! Dairying Co., Eldon will be, held, in the Belfast Hall on Wed- i nesday. Jan. 20th 1926 at 7.30 p. m. " J, R. MoWILLIAMS 719343-1-31

Pharmacy

7193-13-14!

He: Do you think opposites should marry?

She! No. I wouldn't want to marry a person.

l I l Examinations l “ l

The Board of Exammers of The= Prince Edward island Pharmaceu- tical Association will meet for the purpose of examining candidates

for registration at Charlottetown, on January 28th, 1926. Applications mutt be received before Monday; the 18th inst. For further partl~ _ culars apply to - l i_’*=-'<'== °"- W!" Iqlwezo

H_ |__ BETHUNE’ lllifi r) light. Mr. Onion. youire so

Secretary-Registrar. l "m"?

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Shore Farm For Sale!

AT CHERRY YAI,LEY

MILAN, Jan. Ill-Benito Musso- lini, Italy's Fascist Premier. who ilus becu noted for his spell bind- ing oratory. has decided that Pre-l llrlcni. (Zool'dge's system of reserve; nny be: better, even in Italy, says "he" Popolo Dlltalia.

The new slogan for himself and fllis followers, the paper reports, is: yWutc-hfulness and silence?"

For sale a shore ‘farm of 50 aoren, the property "of the iatcy Daniel Wright, This is one of the belt dairy farms on Prince Edward Island. A creek running through centre of farm. Outbuildings in fair repair. For further particulars ap- ply to

sconce J. "rwesov. | CLEARANCE H, cow" Solicitor. E ‘.’l‘.“.l.‘.‘..l..." AUCTIUN SALE

At Eldon. on Monday. January 18th

at 1 o'clock sharp ot all Steele,

|Orop and Farm implements, etc» ofi

~ ~ - lthe late A. G Smith. Sale posi-

The Annual Meeting of thevtive. No reserve. Terms 11

Crapaud Creamery 60., will be heldfmontha credit on all sums ever

in Lady Fane Hall on Jfussday. $6.00.

Janus y 19th. 1926, at 2 P. M. ‘I , If stormy. first fins day.

Hhy. NORTOQ? J. A. MeDON-ALD,‘ 3W". "Y- Auctioneer.

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Diet-her. For further Information. apply to,

nas been c-ltlrely accidental. has it‘

Takes New Stand l

Can be used for crushing atone for road work, or pulvoria- These vlriil be sold separately or

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(Continued) “Mademoiselle. mademolselle,

lers. You must not forget that 1 km the slave of justice. You may ‘be asking more than 1s

vance to show that l should be justified in proceeding has you wish?" ‘,

, “Helas. monsieur, I can advance lnothlns but my prayers and the assurance that a hideous mistake ‘in being made."

Monsieur do Lesperon?"

“lie ls not Monsieur de beeper- oll." she cried.

Put. since you cannot tell me ;wno llc m, ,ou must be content ‘that we speak of him at least as Iesperou," said he, and I could llmagiue the evil grin with which ihe would accompany the words,

The better that you may ap- preciate that which followed. let lne here impart to you the sus- |pici0ns which were already sink- -Ing into my mind, to be changed llater into absolute convictions lwuchlng the course the Count in- ltended to pursue concerning me. lThe sudden arrival of the King bad thrown him into some meas~ ure of panic, and no longer daring to carry out his plans concerning jme. it was his object, I make no ldoubt, to set me at liberty that ._ve1-v evening. Ere he did so.

ser. and presuming upon my

once of Hus Majesty's pres- ence .11 Toulouse, Chatelieralllt would of a certainty have bound me down by solemn p1-0mlse— making that promise the price of my liberty and my life-to breathe no word of my captivity and trial. No doubt, his cunning brain would have advanced me plausible and convincing reasons so to engage myself. He had not calculated upon Cas- ltelroux. nor that the King should already have heard of my deten- ‘tlon. Now that Roxalaunc came 1o entreat him to do that which already he saw himself forced to do. be iurned his attention to the profit that he might derive" from her interestedness on my behalf. ii could guess also something cf the jealous rage that must fill him at th.’s signal proof of my success" with her, and already 1 anticipat- ed, I think, the bargain that he would drive.

“Tell me, then." he was repeat- lug, "what la your interest in this lgentleman?"

] There was a silence. I could {imagine her gentle lace clouded ;wlth the trouble that sprang from ldevislllg an answer to that ques- tion; I could picture her innocent ayes cast down. her defeats lcheeks piuked by some measure lof shame. as at last. In a low. lstltled ‘voice, tile foul" words broke from her—~

l "l love him, monslellr."

l Ah, Dleu! To hear her confess lit so! If yesternight it had stirred ‘me to the very depths of my poor, painful soul to have her say so much to me, how infinitely more did lt not affect me to overhear this irank avowal oi’ ll. to another! And to think that she was under- going all this to the end that she might save me!

From Chatellleraull there came an impatient snort in answer, and |hla feet again smote the floor as ‘he resumed the pacing that for a lmoment he had suspended. Then followed apause, a long broken silence, broken only by the ,Coulll’s restless walking to and ‘fro. At Iast-

l "Why are you aIIentJiIbnsIeur?“ |sl1e asked in a trembling voice.

l "Helas, mademolselle, I can do lnothing. I had feared that it might ‘be thus with you: and. if I put the question, it was in the hope that I was wr0n8-"

‘But he, monsieur?" claimed in anguish. lhlm?"

"Believe me, mademolaelie. if l‘. lay in my power I would save hln" were he never so guilty. if only

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lyou must not overratp my pow-

in my power to grant. What can you ad-

"wlist is your Interest in uni

» would not brave."

d him for a little while. nllll then-

tbat I might spare you sorrow." ~~

He spoke with tender regret, foul hypocrite that he~ was! 5-

‘i0h. no. no!" she cried and her voice was of horror and dos r. "You do not mean lhat—" e

‘ , short; and than, after a pause, it was the Cull]! who Ilnlih ed the sentence (arbor. ‘

,3‘) mean. llllfllilllblbfillfinlllll this I488 ron must dial" _

. on will marvel that l let her suffer so. that I-dld not bra"! down the partition with my ha s and strike that supple gentleman‘ dead at her feet in atonement (Qt the anguish he was caue-ng her. But I had a lnlnd to sae.how far he would drive this gant he was engaged upon.

Again there was a. spell of sl- Ieace. and at last, when Mademoi- selle spoke. I was amazed at the calm voice In which she addressed him, marveling at the strength and courage of one ao frail and childlike to behold.

, "is your "determination, indeed

llrrevocable, monsieur? if you

have any pity, will you not at

least let me bear my prayers and

lmy tears to the King?" |

| "It would avail you nothing. As:

‘I have said, the Languedoc rebels.

are in my hands." He paused asl

if to let those words sink well ln-l

to her understanding: then "if l ,

were to set him at liberty, made-l BY Mam’ Bum“!

moieelie. ll’ I were to spirit him‘ Flares um again with m, instead of appearing at the

out of prison in the ngllt, bribing bu! his jallers to keep silent and bilul- I ‘ _ _ _ p mg mm by 0am m mm Francexiroui, they dLlle (111121; Pinned at th. at once and never to betray n1a.l~’“‘|‘l‘ 0' ‘“_ “a”! h dew, 1 should be, myself. guilty of lliklll Th“, “m” ‘""’"" 151ml,“ 1 whim treason. Thus alone could the "W" '." ‘Mam broukfi T]: ‘gmterm thing be done. and you will aeeulhen’ m m) "mm e_ l‘; an, Mom maliemolselle. that by doing it igm" m? Semmrellfl u: i’, l ‘e1 m“, should be endangerlnv my neck," l"“'1°l_'|‘e “m” “l S, ‘I 51d“? um

There was an lneffable under-fwwy ‘was’? m: “"1 0 ‘ current of meaning In 11's worrll-l—,l‘l"f,"l"" “"9" a I 5 l {h} W", all intangible suggestion that he. "jul" m" M“, (‘ll ‘s’ “g; t, (‘MIN might hr bribed to do all thispllm‘ Wlmyvll“? elbmw‘ _ ‘:1 l r w which he so vaguely ammml illllll flocks "flit, the I $181150 ll

“I understand. mrlnsieur." shelmm? l-llg SELV‘ answered. chocking——“l understand; ‘ ‘ . _ that it would be too much to ask 12L"ti"btpg:3:l3;;1f‘v{g' xlggnplfni; of you." I ' l ' ..‘ ' ‘ I

“I would be nluch nmdelnol-lmm“ _ g SOUR.- he return,“ Till-re was :1 Illfillll Ilom Roxa

quickly. and‘ _ _ WHO] his voice was now subdued alnllulm“ Hm" fineml" lhlmwhua

JIVPIVOII with an odd quiver. “Bul-"ldnsleum y“? u"? plmessll .,.. nothing that your I'm might ask ililflzllin this that lylru nfftlrxnzfié‘ of me and that It mlehl lie in the ~\ m" ("Eff “m? N“ 1,130 nower of mortal mall to do, would 39"! “i new]? vmyhlhr T“: ham, be m0 much!” ‘h.lr_.l.~ll;nl\ll"rlllillgex‘ 8 agu. , Y l1

“You mean?" she cried. a call: " , " " _ _ in her breath. Had she guessed~; ‘H. yo“ "r yo" tl-My “we mg ill“ as l. without sight of her lace. nsll1;‘,'"“ “"-"- jllvllflicur. she reasonek. zuessed_what was '0 ronfiw? IlfgllyrmnxlalrilnRFTVQ me vllthout as . gorge was rlsinlz font. I cent! e - _,_ ~ ‘ ' " _ . my ham“ and by an em)" I my n. nnyiltllci ‘IIIIIIK I would). strained myse" m learn mat Ill-Int is It full l0 ask u luau w llud guessed aright. -

"Some two months ago." he saldlillmlhtii‘ l" Yfm" . Q M .1 journeyed to Laveqmh an youilli lilo risk ol his own life. may ,.eme,nber_ l saw yam mfldegllitlllemOl-lltéilté. I am bllt a mall. an moqs81e___f0r -a ,br’ef While qmwilll am subject to human weaknejll- it is true-and ever since I have 993- H W“ Wm “miselm this hi" seen nolhfng else bu, yo,“ His pcron silnl! 1:0 free. but you mus voice went a shade lower. and , passion throbbed in Ms won“, j my consideration so far as to glvr-

she’ mo’ perceived n. m, me you six months in which to over- gratlllg of a chair informed me come your sorrolv, ere I present that she had risen.

"Not now, monsleur-mot now!" zho exclaimed. "This is not tl1~> season. I beg of you think‘ of my desolation." ' ’

“I do. mademolselle. and I re» spent your grief, and. with all my heart. believe me, I allure it. Yet‘ this is the season and if you have this man's interests at heart, you will hear ma to the end."

Through all the Imperiousnel-lll of his tone an odd note of respect —real or assumed-wins sounding.

"If you suffer mademolselle, be- lieve me that {suffer also, and if I make you suffer more by what I say, I beg that you will think how what you have said, how the very motive of your presence here. has made me suffer. Do you know. mademoiselle, what is to be torn by jealousy? Can you lm-_ aglne It? If you can, you can imagine also something of the tor- ture I endured when you confess- ed to me tllnt you loved this Les- peron. when you interceded for his life. Mademoiselle, I love you —wlth all my heart and soul I love you. I have loved you. I think. since the first moment of our meeting at Lavedanj and to win you there la no risk that l, would not take, and danger that I

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suit." "And ii I refuse, mousieur?“

IIe sighed.

" “To the value which I sei. up~ on my lilo you lunst add my very human jealousy. For such u combination what can you hop"? for?"

"You ‘IIIGIIII. mum ilie?" "Tn-marrow," “'11s that lnlernni chraPs laconic answer.

They were silent n l’ttle while then she fell n-soblllnlr.

“Be pitiful, monsirur! Have mercy if you. indeed. Inve ms, Oll he must not lilo! I cannot. I dare not. let him ills! Save him. mull clear, -anll I will pray for yml every night of my life; I will prav for you in our I-Ioly Mother as I am now praying to you for him."

In short. that he

(To be continued)

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"Monsieur, I implore you-—" , “Hear me out. madenloiselle!" he cried. Then in quieter voice hr proceeded: "At present you love this Monsieur de Lesperon

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WINE WHEY

‘ ‘Place pint of new milk upon the lire, an when it bolls pour into

'1: as much sour’ white white ar=|

will completely "turn" it and ll looks clear. Let ‘It boll up. act the saucepan aside till the curd subsides" and do not stir it. Pour the whey 01f and add to "'t ‘.4,- lpln; "of boiling water and solue white sugar. So will he produced a whey clear of milk particles,

TO MAKE ALE

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Take 3 pounds of loaf‘ sugar. and 5 gallons of water with enough of essence of spruce to give il a flav- lour, a cup of good yeast, some llemon peel. and when fermented "bottle it up closely.

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LEMON BRANDY

l (As made for Queen Charlotte) l Take the lemons, pale very thin, "lsterp all the carnélls ill one gullml }ol' good brandy. closely covered for 3 days. Then take 3 pints or 1.‘ llq-uarts of river water, and boyie it »\vllh 2 pounds o1‘ refined sugar. skim it, then squeeze in the juice ‘of 8 Ienlolll-l, then put It to ye .brul1dy, ullli stirr well together ullll Istruln illlollgll u jelly aalrk ullll lboylu, ' ; IMPERIAL WATER ‘(Cilplfll |Il Victoria's baud-willing) KPIISllIgfOIl Pzvluceee I836,

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A FUTILE SEARCH

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The king was very sud over the loss of his son llelxlllse the ill ilulnorcil fl1Il',\"’s liPilii lfuxl l11ui llfl been fullillcll, yct he till] not oolll ilelmv despair.

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