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NOTICE at that right At MAOHINK Huron SPECIAL DEPOSITS SPECIAL Hnc1 for nod for R DUNNS POWDER THE COOKS BEST FRIEND IN CANADA BEATfYS ORGANS AND PIANOS BUTTY WASHINGTON IF not in Is to habitual nod rather cuie h6 evil rills Irfiog mild effective oil by the subject Sot to without being able to And loraintoUlinuto wo terT J Victoria lnlMnr the of Wt ia to ihd of of will rir orap ltd lo of i Mills THE BEST ROLLER FLOUR Kept Constantly on Hand Gristing Chopping Feed eta relief I tried deem Jt both a duly to lestU thai I have torn For over pleas teat put I taken of tbeaopllU I J bo W P J Main it 7a Pills and cheerulljr theia all In need a tut John floggi For tight I afflicted with which at last ao bad that doctor could do for coo Then I began to take and their natural and regular action that I am In fl I firyan Texas used with good J fully them for for which thy aro Coooera v Centre Bridge Pa Pills Or J Maia an and Howard Exploit mm it somehow Howard randan gave his a stroke Kith his riding whip causing the animal to break a lively outer Howard waa year old bright sod talented and as he rodo along was wondering bow be might earn money to pay for a at the College which he was of attending His parents although in comfortable room stance not at present give him he was ambitions to acq aire It was evening of early spring- The green meadows and pleasant upland fielda were spangled with many wild flowera the air was vocal with the of the reaper sparrows bobolinks and and over bill and valley the son had thrown her mantle of rosy light It had grown quite dark before he reached where his road turned off into a dense woods about a in width Although a bravo boy could not help fooling a slight as he plunged ioto the gloom of forest add the whistle of a near at hand him He had almost half way through the timber tract and waft be gin mug to throw off the shaky as he called it when he and- brought his toa halt and exclaimed under bis breath Hello What- that Bo had caught the glim of a strange light the trees a few rods from the road- At first to bo toward him and ap peared to bis overwrooght senses like glaring eyes of a wild animal Howards palsa almost stood still for a momenta tu he eat in bis saddle looking at the spot with However his fright took wing and quickly recovering he out into a ringing Tho of getting frightened out of my wits at a parcel of foxfire I be exclaimed in self- contempt It did look a little ghostly though at first and might scared almost But now that I know what it is Im go ing to rid into the woods and get several pieces of it for my cabinet Theyll be something of a curiosity long Guided by the phosphorescent gleam he soon reaobed the spot and leaping from bis horse broke off sev eral fragments of the decayed log and thrust them into bis cost Shivering a little for the strange radiance seemed rather uncanny oat them the deep gloom of the forest he started bank toward the road But suddenly he paused and list ened He was destined after all to have real adventure At that moment load clatter of horses hoofs coming down the road fell on his oar He at made up bis mind remain where be was until the horsemen bad passed for- though he scarcely felt apprehensive of danger ho still concluded that it would be the better part of to keep himself hidden in the deep dow of the trees and Stroking Dexter arched neck he spoke to him in low caressing tonej him to be as quiet as a mouse and then waited anxiously for the horsemen to come They slakened their speed as they approached and much to surprise when they arrived opposite the where Howard was concealed they to a halt The boys impulses beat fast and a cold sweat broke out on bis forehead as he recalled now that a band of robbers had recently been creating a good deal of in that part of the country by their daring exploit Perhaps the men before him were the notorious gang and had come here to waylay him He was not Ions kept in suspense One of the men who was evidently the ringleader to comrade In suppressed tones though loud enough for Howard to understand I sposo youve got everything ready for the attack fellows Everythings in applepie order as fur at I know another responded Well I think were in for a Met haul tonight the biggest the season In fact Dye fool sure the his money with him inquired a third speaker Theres nary a doubt about thai Joe the of man aint afraid to carry money In his wallet I on tell you that much The banks was all closed before he sold stock I boppen to know I wasnt standin around them cattle yards fur nothing and Im dead hell have a waU loping big sum in his pocket on tho way homo It wont stay there long though will it He I be I What timo Is It Ben 1 A match was struck but tho light so dim and flickering that could not Idontify any of the horsemen Its jest half past to the min ute replied addressed as Ben after Inspecting bis Ia that said the leader Well weve got to be then- be at the Dover bridge by nine If not sooner an weve got to meet him there haint we lift might If we keep our Hal on And three went into F galloping down the road the clatter of their horses noifs soon dying out In distance Its the of robbers whove making so much disturbance of late Howard to himself soon as they were gone and theyre going to rob old man Potman on the Dover bride and probably mur der too What shall I do He In a deep quandary for a moment I cant here with my hands in my pocket thats awe got to save him if I me see let me see I Yea I have a plan Be leaped into the and then through the the highway Dexter bo said stroking the horses neok you have a hard race before you but youve got the metal for it my boy Go I go I He alrnek his horse sharply with the whip causing the spirited animal to leap forward with a tremendous bound that almost unseated his young rider then plunged up winding road with the speed of the tho direction taken by the brigands It Is Howards course lay about a mile of direct route to the scene of the proposed robbery but bo knew that it would be folly to try to cope alone and unarmed with three desperate men and he re solved to ride around by the village about two miles distant and summon help It did not take long to reach the town for was very fleet of limb Drawing rein before a village store with whore proprietor ho was well acquainted whose son a young men of 21 hap pened at moment to be standing in door the boy said peremp tory Bob saddle your at once with me Bring a lantern and some matches The old man is about to be robbed on the Dover bridge and we mutt pre- vent it if we can Whats that said Bob aghast- Qdiok commanded Howard impatiently Weve got no time to waste in talking Ill explain on way Shant I get each of us a revol vert asked the young storekeeper ho ready to into saddle No no we dont want to kill anybody All wo need to do is to frighten the scoundrels away you ready Ready echoed Bob Down tho road the young follows with swiftness of wind iutenso in the village by their headlong speed spite of their utmost efforts a little more than an hour elapsed after Howard left bis biding place the woods before our young horsemen reached the valley through which the river they feared they might be too late to be of service to Mr Potman The dark outlines of bridge could be seen dimly in the distance they strained their eyes to pene trate the gloom Howard and bis companion ap proached stealthily the sand of the road muffling the sound of their horses feet The night was very there being scarcely enough breeie to stir the leaf on the tall hickories and elms by wayside Although the stars shone for tho sky was clear there was no moon and heavy fog hung over the valley so that the night seemed dark The hooting of the owl In the woods farther down river was the only sound that silence of tho lonely spot Had Mr Potman already come to the bridge And might bo he lying dead or wounded while the robbers bad fled with their booty Those were the unspoken that came to minds of toward and his as they stole closer to bridge Suddenly the silence was broken by a sound It was the steady tramp of a horses hoofs upon tho floor of bridge Its old man Howard whis pered Tramp tramp tramp the hoofbeats from the bridge in a kind of hollow echo He must be now began Bob Bathe was interrupted by which went reverberating through the valley and almost froze blood the veins of Howard and his com Both noticed oven in the intense excitement of moment that the shriek seemed to bo suddenly choked off It was immediately followed by a wild clatter of hoofs and tho next moment a riderless horse frantic with terror emerged from the and dashed up vajley The rescuers felt that no was to be lost- Without slopping for second thoughts they dashed away together up to the month of the bridge they caught sight of three speotral figures flitting about within outlined against dim light of opposite side They were evi dently the three robbers For a mo meet they stood still as If debating what should be their next stop and then as the horsemen with a loud shout plunged Into bridge they took to their heels his excitement Howard could scarcely restrain the to dash with all speed bis horse could command upon the robbora and ride them down j but ho feared their vie tiro might lo lying somewhere on the floor whero he would bo in danger of being trampled upon by hoofs Light your quick Bob said when had sprung from their saddles Mho old man must be here here ho Is be added as light of the dispelled the darkness Thoy ran to spot whero Mr lay and found htm sciqus from a blow that he had re ceived on the of head Tearing away his vest and shirt bosom they found his heart stilt beat- By rubbing him vigorously turning Mm front to side and bathing bis temples with water which Howard brought from the river In bis felt hat they soon had the of seeing tho old man open Es eyes Ho stared about him wild ly for a lew moments and thon as the broken threads of memory came a Who old 1 am Howard one of neighbor and Bob ftborkeepa at Dont know ail brought him to understand and be wit to rite be grateful good Samaritan my and he took both hit do- If the hands warn clasp 11 Did get doner Mr Fitment asked Bob vhj almost forgot to look replied feeling pocket for bit Not a wilt not one red he added tri umphantly Holding op hi for inspection all here all and youve eared from being robbed of over and ma be from being ordered too Gad bless you I shant forget yon hi time several men bad driven to the of the attempted robbery from village ft bad to take Mr borne in a carriage On way grateful old man Howard a bravo lad I do something fur him And be kept bis promise A feu- days later Howard received from requesting boy to pay him a visit that evening as be wanted to see on of spooial importance Of course How ard went end was seated in furnished parlor for Mr one of wealthiest owner of before old man without Howard a plucky boy end I owe yon a debt I repay can I do for you I dont want bo paid air for doing my Howard replied promptly Nobly nobly said broke out Mr But that satisfy mo because it doesnt pay my debt have a duty to discharge well as you Now sir been told that you want to go to college- It it to That my highest ambition sir the bo returned tut I Rev Mr Heathooat and another to Bailies for the purpose of the buggy On their arrival at the lake Rev Mr removed hie end getting into boggy drore Into lake at a point known tho stone landing horse only went a short distance when it stumbled a deep drawing buggy containing Mr Id along with it The gentleman a good swimmer leaped of lb boggy and made ovary possible to the hone but without avail and it was drowned It will be a serious loss to the gentlemen A few days ago Mr Mood turned a mare and colt into the to pasture The mare ate some grass from of which she died The colt to raised by baud A song service was held in tbe Methodist Church on iug led by J Davit P A from next inatt a uoion tiondayBchool excursion will be ran to Strawberry Island Lake Simeon At a Convention held at of last March it was to Contention for King a fuHnuintttr of there appointed with Mr J Davis president These wet at Kettleby on Saturday went wore To hold first fit King on Thursday and Friday September and next It earnestly that all worker and of will endeavor to make a moat interesting and profitable occasion WHICH THE CARRYING A cyclone in Texas on Thurs day ceased injory to a number of people and groat of Percy a Tottenham widow tripped on stairs sod Falling to bottom fractured both rrQl planting of shade trees received considerable attention in different sections of the this spring He bought two tut dollar expensive wee It not bat twenty thousand dollar girl la what fellow feT David Bel a farmer living about four milea from was struck end killed lightning afternoon by a cyclone on Sunday end destroyed Dr and wife were by their house While Flowers was saw down a tree in Sooth township split part ack striving the man back him In Detroit morning Mrs while a lamp- fell tho lamp exploded the lady burned so that she died after hoars agooj who went from of Middlesex with the Red River bas just died in Winnipeg whore be bad a fortune of You havent the money to go with have yon Well Ive got a plan to propose and hope you wont object to it Ill pay your ex penses for a fall college course on one condition Hero the old man redly And that condition is that you come and live with ma during vacations and help mo a about the farm so that yon dont forget bow to work and dont get up you see What you to say Ho X dont like to take money that I havent earned objected the boy a little proudly You have earned it Howard it oyer a boy earned anything coo- tended old man warmly A brave unselfish deed always merits a reward You will wound mo very deeply If you dont accept my offer my heart set on it Do not say no Howard sprang to feeb and grasped bis benefactors hand there waa a lump in bla that prevented him from expressing bis feelings for some minutes Did ho finally Mr generous offer What talented and ambitious boy would not done so on con ditions named Howard saw after a good deal of argument that it would be false pride to reject an opportunity for securing an education and it is due him to add that bin patron never bad cause to for Report IN a Edith Geo Milton Jr Violet Gibson Allen Wilfred Fan llMaud Swain Cells Or ifl Jr Fait llMar Suraio Ed Walter Plow light John Sbokt 3rd TabletFred Peg Tablet Deri Hoot Kilhei J Frank lit Barker Wilfred Hodge Leslie abler Moold JittRt attendance J a a so BAST Class John Story Terry 3rd ay John Terry Jr 3rd Mabel Crone Qieen lmiJcD Pail Florence Lloyd Aliloa Lney Crone flloolalr Brooke I Tablet Arils Roy Roes A Copy Teacher together he said Who who are you Robbers Murder ers I No no Mr wo are friends Howard in tones wo have jost saved from the who tried The demand for the Myrtle fHavy tobacco Is still on the increase and from quarter the firm who It are receiving unsolicited tes timony of Us growth In favor A gentleman one of the of Lakn Huron writes Your 1 Myrtle Navy Is an invaluable solace to loneliness of the Ufa dont know bow our moo could get along It If their stock ran out they would risk swimming to the mainland to replenish it of danger and I they would cross the in winter on the same If ft not more than an No tobacco will them Sutton of Merchants bank is visiting his father Rev hotel was struck by lightning on Sunday lightning probably received the greater shock James ladies Aid purpose holding strawberry and ice cream festival with a of fancy work early In July The union of the Button and Sunday Schools will be held at Geneva Park early in Two bioyclisU were here last week who had wheeled from Toronto The distance mileswas made in six hours Sirs of la visiting her father Mr P latest rumor is to effect that is away hunting op the Sutton club While to put a ring in a pigs one day last week a boy named Fred Young was severely bit ten ou left band A number of Newmarket bicyclists were In Sutton on Sunday The rain on that evening compelled them to remain over the following morning Circulars have been sent to the heads of about Forester lodges asking their in the mat ter of a monster at Jacksons Point An unmitigated nuisance and one that demands tbe immediate attention of the council is that of bicyclists using stdowalks for the purpose of racing up and down at full speed Several narrow escapes from what might been serious have been reported to us lately Farewell along farewell I to our Auditorium By a recent order which has been issued by the De partment of Militia drill may no longer bo used for concerts enter- without a permit be ing obtained from Ottawa payment of a nominal rent and an on buildings for the time This order strikes us rather hard the Herald rises to that wo need a town hall Tbe cow nuisance Is again in dead If the coun cil intend enforcing the bylaw they ere requested to say so citizens are of having a barnyard at front gates Tbo Interior of the chocio factory presented the of a bee hive Saturday afternoon between 4 and p to and nearly half a cbeoae was devoured by visitors The general was that the first class considering cue age only days Sutton may feel lastly proud of such toothsome being turned In midst sod It reflects credit on Mr ability as a cheesemaker The plant was In by Mr A Kmp and gives satisfaction The second storey of building has been fitted up neatly and Is need tho drying- room while the room below is kept clean and tidy and contains tbn vat and press former capable of hold ing pounds of milk The capa city of factory at daily hydraulic ram Is quite an institution It elevates water to the height of feet and supplies tho factory for washing purposes boiler to of Mr advent to hill Montreal observes- Con- two Mr McCarthy and Col OBrien are the yovrnat call Anyone can bo an editor Tbe only are a pen and Ink and paper nd brains and tact and and frugality and enterprise and patience and gad and push and forbearance and the happy of being able to ttie the pen ink and paper Its A Winnipeg says railroad to the coal fielda will bo fioiahed i about a month and Winnipeg will then have abundant supply of cheap coal settling fuel problem forever an acknowledgment of promptitude in alarm Longford Mfg sent a bill to the treasurer of Fire Brigade who takes this of thanking the Company Union church at Brown- hill held a teameeting and enter tainment last week Albert choir was present Revs and contributing much to the pleasure of the evening A despatch from Arkansas says a span of Rod bridge has been away with feeb of trestle Wash outs are reported in several places and the river Is still rising sweeping everything before it river is 14 miles wide a condition of affairs not been known for years A lad named Ford of pat a of powder into a clay pipe and handed it to J Moulding to smoke The pipe ox- ploded and burned faoe terribly and he is apt to loss sight Ford via brought before Magistrate Monday and till tomorrow Ho admitted to ball at Too first of the seaeon to Orillia in yesterday on tha from Roachs Point It was run by the Queens- villa and despite the steady poor of the early morning GOO braved the weather Batten band came with it and their playing would pnt the bands of many mora pretentious place in tha shade firm Send cents to Bond Co Rookery and will receive post paid a four page advance Guide to the Worlds Columbian Exposition with Engravings of Grounds and build- Inge portraits of its lesding spirits and a map of City of all of rales governing the Exposi tion and Exhibitors and all Informa tion which can be given oat In ad vance of its opening Also other en graviegs and printed Information will be seat yon published It will bo a valuable book and every person should a oopy i Tho lumberman carrying on operations on the borders of Lake Simcoe who Aocuitomed to take tows of sawlogs across the lake suffered much pecuniary damage by the breaking np of the pooket booms and tho scattering of the legs along the lake shore Thoy appear to think that many of these are unlawfully appropriated by owners living on or near the shore Co who have extensive mills at Barrio and Bradford have lately brought number of actions in all the courts sgainst various parties whom they conceive unlawfully appro Eight or niu of these cases heard before His Honor at last Division Court in most of the cscs that the logs merely pulled op and placed wide in order to get to the water The held that parties bad a perfect right to do thut there was no intention to of the as their own there was no conversion and plaintiffs In another case judgment was for against a defendant who hid sawn up a log into firewood In another the defendant admitted ho bad sawt logs and willing to pay forthaoi His Honour observed that while he sympathized with the plaintiffs Io their losses they not altogether free from blame They bad lot the contract for tow age and had neglected and had refrained to insist upon con tractor fulfilling the terms of bis contract by collecting the log scattered round lake He inti mated that in any dear be would giro heavy damages and pointed out that taking of logs wrongfully a punishable with uvea years A r