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The Iron Horse

IY EDWIN 6 HILL

He paused black eyes

All iight Joe Let ns

he is my meat What does that get us?"

To our destination. ma petite .t V is an atfali between

serious. I leave to you

becomes the slule of one

prettiest of her sci..

Ile bowed. Ruby laughed, iiiistiuusly. Mr. Smith of

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plrew down the corners of 'thin lips, a manifestation which

ldid not escape Deroux's roving eye. _ "The follower of the great Pro- lpliet of Mormon does not approve lol this particular form of slavery," ghe cried gayly. “They do not do fthings so in the new Jerusalem. _You \vould'not he happy in our li/lr. Smith's city." 1 “That may be," said Miss Kenny lquictly, "but l would thin out the _saints sonic before tht-_v tamed inc.; ;aud I would begin with this spvci-i ‘ incu here." i

I "You must not ‘ho too bard on |)ir. Smith," laughed Deroux. "Hel ]i.~i u valuable man. 'l‘here is ui .close tit- Ii»_\t\veen us. is there not?" I There was contempt in his laugh' lSmith chewed his -beard. avorting this gaze to the window. Ruby.` iamazed at Deroux`s frankiwss be-3 ifore a stranger. flashed u glance of_ ini|uir_v. i

“Do not be cuncerui=d. Mr. Smith

_ls it very faithful -g\-vntleman_- t_o= i.loe lleroux. .\ir_ Smith, like most lor us. is i-tiger for fortune. but he is i-specially desiroiui of maintain- ir=-- in the flesh his honorable cs- it-to :-:uong tho i`tiilo\\’ers of' the l'..~ph»~l. 'I`l\erefor'e. Mr. Smith. ‘hot-ps mi-_ very nccu|'ntely inform-E li-tl." l L "(lh~ get to the point, .loe."sailll liuhy, "Just what is lt. you export inn- to do?" l 3 “There is no hurry. ffouversiition _with you is always inspiring to, fDeroux. You have wit. intelligence. lit is your feminine curiosity which pricks you. It shall be gratified instantly. _

“You will meet Peter Jessoii.

f'l`hiinks to our well-informed .\Ir_i .Smith. I have planned this episode ,in all of its delicate shadings. lt` _is a little play in which you shall [be the star. my Ruby a divertiugi ilittle drama in which your emo- tional talents will display tlicni-I _solves to great effect." _ He grew serious, l

“You will get Mr. .lesson aiid`

lyou will say to him (at 11 favorable `moment to be selected by your in- telligence) ‘Mr. Jesson, I have hero $5.000 in gold coin.” You will show ,him the pretty little pieces. forthe _actual sight of gold exerts upon ymost men. Ruby. a direct and per-~ ullnr fascination. You will say, ‘I .have been asked to preselit this lmulley to you as an evidence oi' igoo-d will on the part-of a friend

‘for whom you can do a great ser- vice. a service which, at the same time. will -lyo nf even greater bene- `Ilt to the Union Pacific Railroad' _-\nd you will produce a draft upon the (‘_lioini<'ul National Flank o-I i\'ow York. a draft for 510.000 which lyou will show to oltr handsome ]l`rlend. telling him that lt repre- 'soiits a sei-oiid present to be plac- lcd in his hands upon the comple- llion of the service required. And

llhon vnu will liiform him. siibi-it\»

louently, if all goes well. be will receive another draft, this tinic

to interest Mr. Jenson- Ruby."

i ` The girl sat silent.. thoughtful.

L "l ser-." she said finally. “Jesson

,,.,I.;`_-_:T,_,,,Z ‘ls to be sent, out in Marsh's last

hope to find a pass through the

Black Hills. But he will not find the pass. As a reward for his had eyesight he is to receive, in three ‘pnyn1onts, $35,000. That about stains it. iloesn’t it?"

“With the most admirable provi-

sion." ugrf-od Deroilx. "Five thou- iiiand In enlist his lnterr-st. Ton

for $20,000. I t.hink-you will be able

pt~ri|\L: with ai (lovorumeut job. Juli.

“(>i-dinnrily I would turn you

down." snld Ruhv. "l'm no angel, hul l huven't much uso for cron-ks. 'I`lici~f»’.s a <-liziurn this isn't as crook- ed as it looks. llnlll I don't i::tri>_ anyway. l`|l toll you strailzllt. l want moiit~_v and want lt, bud. liu sick of this hvll hole of Hal|e|"s. l'il rolrmll 'iuii-:lor to got onouvlil

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t-su-il lu this rouil us if the .\r:n_v. '

was lluillliup; lt," I `\

“.\lolhing rziu go wrcn;'.." suld

liuroux. coiitltleiitly. “Win `.lo:~xsoii _'

for me and the ganio is won."

. ' _ _ ‘ i This is the e ' ' ' money to get out ot it. I want tomf me __,mry of ..S,,Q“,_W]me and 15"' i““'k mls' “mi i"‘“i 8 de°""i'3ittist- Red." li you have been sav- ii_f"' 74°' """"`i"‘i‘ ""_‘yi"" “nd hmmiiiig these paper dolls, ut the eiiil ol """'i""“‘ I “"f“i‘i"t 'mike 3 Pad next week you will have a wholl- "“’ll““'- JW- FV" -"9"" ""‘"“l‘7l"‘"“i;si»t with wliicli to uct out thostury.

ones to know what n good ons- . . . E

sliould lie. ’ I

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nd of the filet nook

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liihiselif above these pigs out here.l“'F'i"" ‘miiii“_g together H ie w0D_§j HF, h H Class' ms bpm! engage,.|.Ar-ross theii path lay a fallen trci

a - _ i ' lnzid beside the tree. tugging and.

doesnt count. Ive watched him, H, HB hm while beam.

ard l'\'o watt-hr~_tl the girl. I know;

pu ing at l ii I

ad ht ln a tiutk was

ml' own sox. Jon, und I know t\‘whl"h h “ug N E .` ."` lurk- tilioiit yoiirsm They aren‘t in"‘f‘ “my ‘i“t‘l"i‘,im2°::m::’2__;'_T;f,§§i lov with each other. 'I`he arf-_¢°‘"“e “em ie f_ ,_ ,I

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- . ~ ,, .-creamed at them rudely. \Vh.\ Just in the habit of being enga.,erl _` smmung were mu 1-u_,H`_hi

She has nr~\'er Lett lovr--doesn't “Fe y°“ , , ` ll know any more about it. than algirls? Exhy dont you mme ami b:|l\'.~--~that girl, and as for him, l_h"'ll' me' , _ Il

lon’t k ilavt I

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t now. | I ng a givne. _ _ Y ___,.._ ror-lmli. Joe. _vou’ro on. You li‘tv»“!""“l9*‘V°’°‘i_ L" get t"eimledwd hi

tbi~'\rd free Init he sweiiiiioil and.

iilwnvs boon slrstlghl with me und- " __ _ _mme nmdci l'll plfiy your name for you, to t.l\c~l’“f"i‘i"‘i wiuueiy mo " y ‘

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cl-|AP'rER xvi. f

THE 1-eivu=~riNc or ivin. PETER, lesson

‘ ` "\`ou've i~ut off the end ot' my beau-

, The stridcut night song of North_ jl"'lnt'f\ had died away to a murmur' iwheu .lnsson finished working over; ‘his maps. The bursts ol' wild mer-i lrlmoiil from The Arabian Nights

lhud long since quieted. The night , ' ‘ _ lhlrds had gone to roost. The main A (¥`hi*‘_i_s un’ ‘fly 'lWa:\f'thMH,:Z street of the town was in darkness idol "S ‘ue a 0 green S'

irclinved only by the flickering oil jlautf-i~ns, hung upon widcly-scp- arzitvtl poles.

.lossoii wont to the ivludow and

tlier-_red into tho blackness. There [had been a ilurry of snow undthc |wlnd had li~ft piitcltos upon the rut- lted street and the plank sidewalks. ‘lt was t-old, with a chill which crept into the big bare room. He turned back to the stc-ve and fed the tire. He was in no mood to sleep. Restlessness plucked at his nerves.

Things were in a devil of a mess.

I-Ie despised the place and the peo- ple. A population of ihoors in a wilderness utterly barren of the ordinary det-enciea ol' life. He thought oi’ the months he had com- pelled himself to endure the socie- ty of men he would not have tnler» tiled ln New York. And tfhose dani-nt-d toughs held themselves to be as good or better than he! llc yearned for New York as he had

' For Generations the Stantlnru Blood Purifier 'tim ‘news that the pass does not me`°[°r its orderly exi5"e""e' its

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A|‘_ Dtiroit 11.30 P. M.

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THE an/xvtev DRUG commtuv, umnsa, - s¢..1°lm, N B. 1.......» wiring. if yu cam in i-an ’“"*f’""°‘” °""° ‘*'“°"“ *""’"Hf‘"'-_I

What was he getting out of It itll. Wits it worth while to submit to such daily discomfort of mind and body merely for the iutkr-_ ot' win»

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beginning to think himself a coni- plete fool. Much better to have re~ mained in New York and taken hp; irhanre iilong pleasanter avenues of ambition. Something would have turned up. There were gli-lg with monev. more money than Vllrlum

horse. skin like pink flushed mar. hle- n figure for a sciilptc-r. H.. wondered who she wus. where she came from. Could it he pmigliue l'0l' SUCH R lliri. a dance hall girl. to ‘keep straight? Wus Deronx tell-_ ing the truth?

"What possible difference could.

lt mn-ke to,me. one way or the

Ether?" he asked himself ln irrita- on. Nevertheless his thoughts kept

returning to Ruby. Pictures of the izlrl passed through his -mind-her natlike grace ns she boxed the ear; of the laughing Deroux; 'her fierce' eyes. darting sparks of rage as she leaped hack from the ugly liruteln I-Ia|ler’ii and shot to kill: her red.. iwornful mouth: the whole iasclll-i ating figure of her._ Yes. hsjydlil tails 'txdroiible to make the sc- qualn co of this girl! I-Ie had yet

to see the woman he could not in-

i`CEtp0

lwually Snow \‘Vhite~ ill <lPNll¢‘-V11'

hor pocket and snipped oh the tini- vit end oi' the white beard.

“St:atter-brninxrd servant girl!" his

.-rlt-tl. almost choking with rage.

tilul hi\,ard!" \\'ith that he snatched up a bug of gold which had lain '~oiit-,caleil beneath the tree, and scnnipcrcii nil, muttering rllrses On the girls who had helped him es-

can hide easily in the woods). _

wlion he sol. about tho tusk.

Then his oyos toll upon an oponi letter from his lather's old irleiid ind legal adviser. Charles Carter. 'ind he cursed softly. He picked it up from the table and road thc paragraph which had spoiled the day for him:

"And l tell you frankly. Mr. .les-

aon. there la no other way. liemp sey threatens to make the whole thing public unless you pay iiini the ten thousand for which he holdi- your note.0f hand. He is a shrewd fellow but vepyvindictive. It hc can't get his money he will not hesitate to ruin you. He will brand you, he tells me. as ti welsher In every club ln New York. I do not need to point. out what that. would mean. I do not like to remind you of advice ignored, but you will iv member that I cautioned you ag- tiini-it your inclination to gninblc far hcyond your means.

“Deinpsey`s ultimatum is thu'

you must pay the note wit_hin threo

teroeit

months Irom this ilatn or sufforthu coiiseqliriicos. l have no other ro course than tn :iiivliw you to find the ioucy. ‘For your futlicr’a salt.- l would :tid you if it wore possible llntortunntcl_\`. it is not piissilili- All ot my rnsollriu-is uro engaged for a long time to come. You must lind the money yourself. Surely. Wllll Your Iu'vso|it_ coniioctlons, you should be able to raise $i0_l`l0t| wltliln the next `1|uartcr."

(To be t~ont.iniied.)

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nn operation if possible, and the remarkable statements which she make! in her letter will be read with interest by women everywhere.

Mrs. Coffman's Letter Follows:

Q Sidcll, Illinois. ~"I win ix nervous wreck. I was suffering from n pain in mly left slrlo A

which ivus iiiitlcaululo nt itll tliuus, but uiniietimes it was almost. unbearable and could not Q

even lot the had clothing rust. on my body at nijglit. I had been su-_k for seven years, but not so badly until the last eigliteon inonths, and his become so run-down that I cared lor nobody and would rather lntve ilio.l than live. I oou|dn'l. do my work without help and the doctor told mn that nu opuriitipii was nil there was loft for me. I would not. consent to till! so my

buulianil iii-ought me tl bottle of Lydia E. I’inkham's Vegetable Cuinpuuiid and befgod me to take it. I ave taken fourteen ttlas of it and I feel ton years younger. Life s full of hope. I do all my housework and had a large gnrden this venr. I never will ho without the Vegetable Couipound in tho house and when my two little girls reach womnnhood I shall

advise them to take it."-Mr.-i. In; Ill. Culirinu, R. il.. No. 2, Sidell, Illinois.

Alberta. Woman Avoida an Operation

Provost, `Alberta.-"I was in in bad condition and would iiutier awful pains at times and

. could not do iuiytliing. The doctor said I should hiive an operstioii. I rand testimonials of

Lydia E. l’iukham's Vegetable Com onnd in the papers and n friend rncommended me to

take it. After takin three bottles I llecame much better and now I have a bonnyblbg girl four moiitlis old. I ill: my lioi|,+i:‘-'fork itiul hel i a little with the chores. I rocommen tho'

~ Vegetable Uoinpound to my lriuiuls iiiul inn willing for you to use this testimonial letter."-

llirs. A. A. Ansus, Dux 54, Provost, Alberto.

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L Sgalgd Tender; will bg rggglvgdi We will sell at Large'n Livery Mtuliln

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Tenders will be received by the Dlgcenfbellr 1”’ 91925' roi; me pup; Fmlmy' Tn” ,mm |.`»s.|._ A1.

'~1|1d¢F8l9li°d UP i0 Ti‘U"5d3Yi N°V' chase of a 135 acre farm, 100 acres _ iz o'"‘0cK

:mber 26th, 1925, forthe purchase in high state of cultivation, balanccy-|~|,, W," k,,.,wn |,,,.-,.,» ,|.,|.|. n, |¢.-t-.mi .f fi. =°==~ 0- W »=~s,‘°,‘:;‘ ,‘:.;‘;,”*,‘;_.':,:‘,‘;°'.,;',':,‘;‘°“ "°" ?.~.‘i'.~.'2:;;::..;zf'i.‘;l:..”'::.l.:' .t':f'.rl_'.': lhercof of F. A. Bourke and L. V.; Amo a "Wee quarter lngereat milton-nr no il splendid driver mul If put lu

Wiv\d8C-I`. HU¢h°ri2¢d BSS 9t\°l`5. a frost proof Potato Warehouse of_"i“"l"K would nw. to ml umm'

_ l\\m\ Iiulveu on in linot winter In L05.

doing bu5ihc88 Undef Yhu ~fll‘fl’\i40i?0° bulsglei Catpicllti “mated °" Ona hliick draft more 'I yours ulil.

_ ra way s ng a n ora. lv 3 it moo ni. 0 rch il at l it

name of Bourke-Windsor Service; .render may state price of b°¢h:,m:__f_: In U" ;|_m_;"f‘_;’_ ° "° "“ Station and Bourke G. Windsor, 10,. se|,a,.ate|y_ i 0m lov huuy. ons upml -lelxh. one

., _ .

Particulars to be had from thei For particulars apply to W. J.j':::;'T:":l:.’;::|::"||:"x‘k':::“:m,':°':;:_’:

Rogggf L_ C01-TON' ,illliil-ll-lilfmwlil. 'lll5l-||-|l1l-\l3l-

- Trustee. *““’_*-"__'_”' " ` ,

cnolon FARM l

FARM FUR SALE

I offer nt private sale my fziriu

known ns tho ilomoslcud l"uriu. sltuato at 'Murray llzirhor. consist- ing of forty-t'lvo ucres of land. in -tn excellent farming locuilty. nom' vliiirch, school and station, with buildings in good repair.

C. WALDO HAWKINS,

Murray Harbor. 41 Wed & i~`rI

FARM FUR SALE

Farm consisting ot' 275 acres of

freehold land. All clear but ten acres. which is severed with hard and soft wood. Six miles from Charlottetown. Two sets of bulld- ingl, all In good repair.

If not sold by prlvate\sa|s` by

Deo. 9th., will be net up and sold by public auction. Also stock, crop and Implements. Apply to

HORNE BROS..

Wlnsloe,

Owners.

FOXES _fill SALE

The balance of the Foxes ln the

Mau Fur Farm ranch, Mount Ed- wlrd Road. will be sold by private sale from new until petting time Any Foxes not cold by private salt within the next ton days. will be salted.

For full particulars to partial In

tcrnhd will lee Mr. J. E. Newsom :are Peter Newsom, Brighton Charlottetown.

6042-'ll-14-12|. _

` FOR SALE _

50 acres highly cultivated land.:

buildings in first class repair 3 miles from Rocky Point. For fur-i ther particulans apply "A" cle] Gut_\*r~d_ian. W _ _ __ | ._l'...\§.`._.L€

FUR SALE

Farm at Long Creek, consisting

of 40 acres of good Imd. Handy school, churches and chipping.

LEONARD GARDINER.

Long Creek

5992-ll-llwfmlZ|.

- POULTRY

Nariéis

.-__.0._;._

My Canning Plant lm now ln

lies Fowl and Chicken.

operation and I need large quanti-

All shipments remitted for daily. Special prices paid for crate

ted chicken and fqw|_

All stock to be undrawn.

J. D. JENKINS

608341-l 7M7l.

-CHARLOTTETOWN

g I Will Sell _for MR. V his Residence, 103

__ At 1 P.

_‘ ln good repair. Including new Q graph, Modern Alaska Range,

Rugs- Wilton Square extra

Dishes etc.. etc.

Auction Sale

‘ OF FURNITURE

North River Road

_ On Tuesday, November 24th, 1925

M. Sharp

‘i All his Household Furniture and Effects comprising I P*"'°"i 9i"|'\ll Room. Bedroom and Kltollon Furniture all

_ ( large) Sectional look Dun _

*"3 5°°"°- Mllwilllly Drosura, large Mirror, -Pictures, '

Inspection Monday afternoon.

-fa

R. E. WHITE, at

Willis Plano, Edison Phono- aome very ilne lolrskin

J. A. moo~Ai.o. .

Avnlonur. 'I