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,timber near us was poor or thin- great gray eyes were lustrous. ined out, so that in the end wel "‘Berna," I sold again, "_why did bought lumber, paying for it twenty you come in here, why? You lcents a foot. We were all very ln- should have gone back." 'expert carpenters; however, by "Gone back," she repeated, "ln- wzitcliiiig others, we managed to deed I would have, oh, so gladly. make 5 decent looking boat. But you don't understand-they | The ice was going fast. Stran- woudlnt let me. After they got all _gers were still coming in over the his money-and they did get it, _trail with awful tales of its horrors. though they swear he had nothing ,Bennett was all excitement andl_thcy made me come on with .seething with life. Thousands of unlf,h@m_ They said I owed them for lsfiiuly bouts. rafts and Swv/S werelhh burial, and for the care and at- `waitlng to be launched. Already’tention they gave me when' I was :crafts were beginning to comelslck, They said I must come on ihroush from Liudemuu. rushing with them and work for them. I down thc fierce torrent between the prgteslmll 1 struggled, But what/3 two lakes. ` |th¢ use? 1 can: do anything a-

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'once more, to Eldorado! A great ex-‘close to me' lultntion \\-cllcd up in mc, the vriicel “This is terrible, Berne.. What or youth and ambition, the lust t0 have you been doing all the Lime?" 'coxl:;.lcr. I would s-.iccced I would! "Oh I‘ve been working, working `wl‘cst from the vast, lonely, mys- for them, Theyve been running 5 tvriuus Nmlh some of its treaslue. little restaurant and I've waited on I Silfnt and abstracted, I looked table. But we're goihg down the ,into the brooding risk of shceny lake tomorrow, 50 1 thought 1 lsky, my eyes flrcani-troubled. 'would just slip away and say good-

Tlicn I felt ii ghostly hand touch by,"

surprise, I turned. 'eyes closed almost. _

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shuwi around her shoulders, but by, good-by, The le.-5; you have go in the icy wind blowing from the do with me, the better." lake she trembled like a wand. Her "What do you mean?"

face was pale, waxen, almost spir-i "Well, I mean this. These peg. “ual in its expression, and she ple are not decent. 'I`hey're vile. I looked ut me with just the most must go with them; I cannot get pitiably sweet smile in the world. away. Go your way and leave me

'Tm S°\'fy I startled you: but I to whatever tate is in store lor wanted to thank your for your let-imc." "l 561' and f0I` y0UI‘ Sympathy. You “'Neverl" I said harshly. "What

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see, I'm all alone now." The voice

Vfnltcrcd, but went on bravely. “I've “My ti-lend . _ . you _l¢now, |17-

got no one that cares about me any more, and I've been sick, so

nd I wanted to sec you just once more."

She was speaking quite calmly

and uncmotionally

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vast camp. There are so many

do you take me for' Benn?" Courpfau wiibhulu

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as you have. 'I'hey've all been--the oh- lf y°U wild only marry me, other som 1 used to think of yqu' make me your wife. I would be the a good deal, and I wanted to do best Wife 1" the W°1`ld W Y°"1 I some Mme thing to sh,-,W 0,, I would work my fingers to the bone

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th,,t_~» my dear, pity mel"

~-yes I mean “_ I just wanted to It seemed as it a sudden light

thuusimds of people here. 'rime and ten you the things o poor girl had flashed ui=°u my brain. stun-

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Williams' Pink Pills (tonic).

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'time again I inquired, but no one'thought of you. We’ve neither of us Ulu! me. bewildering Wie- I ¢h°1l8ht seemed to know. No, Berna, I didn”

got to think of each other any 0f the P\'l“°°55 °f my dreams- I

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more . . . and I just wanted to,t °“8 ° any 9” m° el" give you l,hl5__h~, remind you *Could I take her to them? sgmellmes of Bemag- "Berne," I said stemly "look at

lock of her silken hair. She °b¢Yed-

, “ It was a, locket and contained a me-"

My “It's worth nothing, I know, but “Bemlh WU me- by all you re-

just keep it for meg gard as pure and holy, _do you love "Indeed I will, Berna, keep it rl- me?"

ways, and we" it for you Bu; 1 She was silent and averted her can't let you go like this. See here, eye!- glrl, is there nothing 1 can doi “N°. Hema." I said. "you dont;

and Wg||__0w||1g (0 D|'_ .Bel-nh, Bema, look at m,,_ ,mm t0_you're afraid. It's not the sort ol

me_ 15 there? what can I do? Tell 'love you’ve dreamed of. It’s not me len me, my girly your ideal. It would be gratitude

She seemed to sway ,D me gent. _and affection, love ol is kind, but

ly, lhdeed 1 dldn ot lnlen,-1 l1;_ but never that great dazzling light, that somehow she was in my arms. She P55°l°“ mat V"°“1d ml-SB '90 hem/en felt so light and :roll a thing, 1 or dies to hell-"

feared to hurt her. (To Be Continued)

To be sold by Public Auction in noni or the Law courts Buudlus in Charlottetown in Prince Edward Is- land on Tuesday, the 1'ith dly 01 November A. D.. 1931. Bl? U10 11°” or twelve o'olock noon, ALL that tract piece and parcel of land situ- ate lying and being on Township . number 61 in King's County in slid Island, bounded and described as follows, that is to say:-On the east by land in the possession ol James Gormley, on the north by land now or formerly in the possession of George Son-ey, on the west by the ` Commercial Road and on the south by a tract of land in the possession of Peter Cassidy, containing 35 acres ot land a little more or less, being the northern half of 50 acres of land, formerly in the possession of John McKearney and being divided from Peter Cn.ssldy's land by 1 brook or stream running across sold land from east to west, ALBO ALL that other' tract pleoa and parcel of land situate lying and being on said Township number B1 bounded and described as follows, that is to say:

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I soon felt that they were helping me. i Then I felt her bosom heaving, Ziiii ';i:’°.”..°..i2.r;f‘li.°.i'.“..‘..f.°ff‘ ,ui I lm we nw- of -

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iviui..m§'rinl. rliu (ionic) heme u..` uma up the white race that io N O C E

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amount of h==ui°sl°biu pr gm °;>'s§u- on my shoulder. It was wet with El;e";5s;’_;go:y5:; :_:_\fil:;u:’c:"yomTu_;u‘;" tears. Again and again I kissed her.

U13" YW are glad to pay. shamenmg yml' appetm' givin? y°“» ‘ she my passively in my arm' Nev' bemigceiveg ll;

feeling of happiness and well-being. :er did she try to escape nor hid; "‘"|bm0k Dtlrym co md Df~Wl11i=mS’ Pilik PUB H" mileble her lace, but seemed to give herself ‘until November loo. 'mr tl.; huilal'

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V0" wiht- 135 and she did not answer to mykisses. cunily .¢¢¢|,¢¢¢_

~ --~ At Inst she spoke. 1-hr voice was A. un' Jonas,

like a. little sigh. ' Secretary.

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~ all "what Berne? 'ren me whktiu- ' R°=d lu Klulre C0unty.Farmer, and

On the east by the Commercial Road on the west by land now or

` formerly in the possession of Jlmes

McGuigun and on the north by land now or formerly in the possession of William Compton and Peter Mor- tin, and on the south by land now or formerly in the possession of Me- Carthy, containing 275( lore: of land a little more or less.

The above sale of land is made in

pursuant to a power oi’.sale cou- tained in I. mortgage dated the Silt day of July A. D. 1922 and mme by James Mckearney of Sr. Mary'|

Catherine McKeamey his wife, of the one part, and The Bt. Andrews

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Dated this ibth day of Qcthbm

A. D., 1031.

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