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--:-1 easy to land at lowest `rates. "Agent for Dominion Gra.ngsl`lremsur,a.nos P noel-s o Canadian )1 ms! Aid Idle lnsnnn umno Fund resident Associations. 0. THOS. S. MOLEOD, Dalston. Once over Coulter 85 vm-'3. Barrie. Tuesday ad sun:-day. . . 6-ly V . Ll `U3 ULGNJIL 1"IHlI-II ' " He's 9. cgnceibed fool," 'broke in Teresa. in a. high" voice, and `with 9. slight return of her old fury, or he'd have guessed where that shot came ._v from; and," she added in a. lower tone, f looking-down at h'e1Lj limp and gerveless ngers, he wpuldnw have let p, poor. weak, nervous `_ vretch_bd like me get nw::L'v_' " _U`~,V!liU (4)0118 012 y0_ul' IIIBHQ5 77:, . Ff `poi even 5 kn6w5hi:li`."_;- Low. openingf ,olep,; ' Qyesr n `n her. I've promised-to you ; po 1 `P'~` Y * 7!` vuw.uupnnnl:vu uul .l.vvII ;uIl|-I 5lDllUD|-`I ,( V y ato1md. s`s if -at anyridk to.{ aim the-` faslsaiiood. Low. turned Aldo, tdwnkdy ; sham-it! Dunn." lie fajrely, Hi. : politicia.n,`an1j_a fool \_v__ on stakes to * thehjail o.s"sInm tbr=`o!v-`Iran qr beast; `3 But he is"nbt E oowa.nd u6i .u1i`a.t. 'fY'9n_: < `w'au1afbe"set_m as `ho ' 'don?~x9!tai.ve~.mq=nw>;_9 . 2 he Too -an` ' 5 votiriidr 5-1)11IV$!:if.hiii$rif!iie1:l"i*s;".i ; K -6. `-V rm :: . xt-".`>e.` .4; $13?!9@'h;'#`g951.m!~`Y?!,Ldo% bu: heiiate ?_ j,g he'_r9p? __.b1jorly'. ` y ;seryx ?::, `I 99 I 11.`. until: ..,..... . a,...';.: 1.:.:.; in :..;i....:.L III! DU LUULJQLJ U `V0 She seemed so brokexi and despondent Ha` ha llI(sn'smuI`v-:1-an-11:1-O 8` Dnnknnn UAAPFER IV. THE NURFHERN 'vvIU"" `;!`n;*'.7' vv fi .DMVllI.\-L. .0 . ._ I_VV_'.~I.. . . -.J 1 -'-V. pamfm .y6G gh,65l`ed;` ' |_l Comets V'd, It _ brhkfif. I_ hfd yon" ha-`fa 09393 1-9t.l.1iiis`in Fyqnf hm 593 h.. twenty-four honrsi" ` _ " ' `- " I d,idn t_kn`ow it,',' she said wxth a 0.:..A. ..4..aI.. ' Thhn aaA{.~sn' B-I`: Imnrnn u,1uu QIILUW Ivy; and Dana "sings a ; smile.- Than seeing` burden, ! new fdsissrange \ _-__.:_I `__.``_I'............'L .. .. 33? 35?95b ;co9w4l`-ve1- =P9"'i'**8?'T` \ ayafy`,\amd, puttxnqaslde -thg bark `our- \ tai- climbad`into the hollow tree. _ In a 56111. Conveyancing in all its nruncnea. mur- Licenses Issued. Oice-Over Canadian k 61 Commerce, Dunlop street. 45-ly ' - W, ,, N Dy.!y,`;$rPlguu;un1tLu ueuu v-u. \ talln, clunbed mto the tree. few minutes he reappeared laden with 1 revisions and a. few simple cooking o ` :1"!-A?uiTn'.'d.nrT'k3nnhn`er' Iiiih1Iv"o`n the ._ I!.?:""'!_ `Ian?! " *" :f.I':`.' no,-ms s we: t9nh9`11Ir.11&h.%! 9,*h% 1,.` `shoal `She looked up t.1mf .. ___._.._..... .L-.I-....-.-.J ~I~:n9~' . leukoc- mm; smue.-A 'J.`nen sealing us; purupu. and: sessedbyanew gnd_stgange do`- % sire jsdme menial /eniploy%1;1`en't, sho _`_`Let me: carry some- thing--do. please," and even tried to { disencumbexhim. - . Ha.lf;a.nnoydi},`Low.' at last yielded, F Qua: v}I`i ani, WIQTQ ..3.'".,:*.~:'a'i:;"..i;*":;;:".;:a: themtuko that; but `be : careful, It : ` I . . ., . . . I . . ` A: ernol Eblush burnt the wemanh face - to the'r'o6tsei her lmjr" as she` took the weapon hesitatingly in ` herhand. A f " No!"jshe`ste;m1hered,"hurriec1lyA lift- jinhthani-$11iT9d`Y93thi8: "non x;t_1o'l` ` " is tnmedewsy x`_\3ith'a;1i' 'impaItiei;ee. which sh0.W.e. ;her_ how`<=.0'Ihp1ete1y. gra- tuitous hulbeen her egitaitlon. "its signieance, and sa,i_1,' Well then, give it back if you are afraid of it." But _ she =a.s- `suddenly deciined to - return, it; and; shoulclcrtng it `deftly; took her . Lace by his side._ Silently they moved mm `the hollow tree: together. - During their wan: she did not at-H Itegnpt to invmle his taciturnity. Nevc:- thelese she was as keenly watchful ' of hisevery move and gesture as if she * had hung enchanted on his lips. ..The 1 unerring wa. with which he pursued a viewless nn eviating path through those Oonrrlnnn ......'-.a.'. 15:5 1111:1112 <|-n'nnnrInil- 5 IJCVVIVDQ III-I-ILGVIGU-ll-I5 IJCUUI-I ULIIIBV 1 trackless woods, his quick reconnais- ? sauce of certain trees or openings, his 1 mute inspection of some almost imper- ceptible footprint of bird or beast, his 5 critical examination of certain plants, % which he plucked and deposited in his l deerskin havresack, were not lost on the iguick-witted woman. As they gradual- y changed the clear, unencumbered aisles of the central woods for a more tangled undergrowth, Teresa felt that subtle admiration which culminates in imitation, and simulating perfectly the step, tread, and easy swing of her com- panion, followed so accurately his lead, that she won a gratied exclanation from him when their goal was reached--- a broken, blackened shaft,_ `splintered by long-forgotten lightning. in the centre of a tangled carpet of wood-clover. C II 1 `I 11 _` `U \I\I\L'\II\I V 9`. I don't wonder you distanced the deputy." he said cheerfully, throwing down his burden, if you can take tho huntiug~pa.th like that. In a. few days, if you stay here. I can venture to trust you alone for 9. little paseur when you B1`?`bi1`6dA0f`_ the tree." `I Q A I,._!.,` II`? UI&U\O_\lL. U81`) UI.\)\II Teresa looked pleased, but busied herself .with arrangements for the breakfast. while he gathered the fuel for the roaring re which soon` blazed beside the shattefed tree. n\,____-u-|__,_,1_ ,, _ -___-;__ -n. L l IIVDH-L0 ULJU DQQUUCLUQ U160! Teresa's breakfast was a success. It was a revelation to the young nomad whose ascetic habits and simple tastes. were usually content" wit'h"the most primitive forms of `frontier cookery. It was at least asurprise to him to know that without extra trouble kneaded our. water, and sa1cr'a.tus ' need not be essentially heavy ;.that coffee need not beboiled with sugar "to-the consistency 3 of syrup; that even the rarest delicacy, small shreds of vension covered with ashes and broliedi upon the end of a ramrod boldly thrust. into the ames would be better and even more ex '-. tionsl cooked upon burning coals. llov ` in his practical nature,` he was to nd this curious creature of. disorganised nerves and useless impulses informed with an intelligence `that did not preclude the welfare of ' humani or the existence oi a soul. He respec her for some minutes. until in themidst of a culinary triumphs. big-tear drop- gcd and splattered in the saucepan. `But e forgave the irrelevancy b taking no notice of it, and by doing f thghpaarticular dish. an anvil` Alb-.1: :1 justice to we p.3al'DlGlll8.1' (1130. Nevertheless he asked several ques- tions based upon these recentl dis- covered qualitxesg Its. p`ea_.red__t at` its 1 the old da.ys_o -h__r wan erings with tfie ~ circus trou _ she had often been forced to underlie.` 6' this. cn`on 1s.di`c housekeep- ing. B_ut`she` despised it," had never done itcsixice, oudialwhysi had to :16 `it; {or him,"--the 'pe13sonl `rp. noun refer ' _g, as Low 'unde_rs her lover; arson. Not. t.ol- revive these ylemories further, Low briey. - -,- -1.` ` tlibdb m&1>ri N concluded : ; u `I J-..oL 1... _J_. isnevy` ;.;)WL5':5'.. "(-)f5s"d'verV Sa Jawellers. Dunlap Sheet Barrie. :yI<`i:171`t' knov whaf. yon: iers; ($1-. what you may be; butfrom what I see ,9: Lygu you've" '01; `all the. who of irontxer.-_Iw1 1a,1;'_ e. l:\`7|_,', :_, : 1. 1 1` 1 1 I 0' - , 1 i sru1_1u._:_2L'.-_1uu'.g _ wuu. I 1 Slivqsgdppedaltzd looked at `him, and . with Taq impulse of impatience that ` 9 3`; hiilf .n< m1d 9-. 'mr.e.- erioufa va.nity.LaSk9 you 1 i.iz,i'g,1i1ii have made a. squaw ? '1 A.mv+ in...;.."v 1}... .......1:...1' `....:..LI'.`.. ` uugyu Luau ILIW I don : uimow;'f Em replied A uietl y. % " I neve;..sg,w;en9ugh.9f.them to. now."-I '.r8. " 0n1ifletr'}frofmi'$1iih ckwgeyes he they %t1:u_th, bu. 1*.'3; F `SW , .77.`1F.v `. .`-`*.?,3, .=te.a t0wf`.,,119w' calm gist Let. A ~`- our1os_1t -y. /r_e_la.pse - I303- Wllglllf than scant tablanoqaipasgo. at 81/ httha; hfin IIlIlP}'IQ- nn.lnn-Gun u.IuI-snug and-nln 5 F :%*`d`*:=' 68'. bli nial indication: oi. h'.1i`.7cs:i1" _a .436` '5 her; ian-`ti thug 'of-v!;t.e1':vfo;s.I1J:%i:n':ii' ""g1"?3 $I - tiny>lea'es `. ,0m;&'-%hi(Idon` 2 in athe` *Issrk:b1krarwa=m`a;n;`b1-ought-thenh`to him.j `. 'I1n'n I9nr|'unn tine '- _ ""3-`1".'9"""' but your toothzp -boxin baokfto supp; -.but."` ir uuuuuunu r-.ma-nunywuy; rwoll ioglp; on guard. I'll take you `hupknta; mg 0851!! now; though I bet you could find your way- thdNiht-welbs'I:ca.n. ` ` " `h|~'iau -in-`mu .I...'a.I-.fl1...A.._ ..-.;.-'I_-_J ` `VI-I XXII` "'_I of -her A'2.:.nI 4_.Li_ A. - B. HOLT. INSURANCE BROKER AND General Agent. Real Estate bought and sold. Collections made in any part. of the Oonnty. Money to Loan. 01oo-Bothwell s Block opposite the Railway Station. Barrie, "II!-"In- a 61-11 Irusllwavs W u"ut1aui` UIVllgKIIi`WllC$E '30 mm. 'l_`hat'_s th_e__l_;`indd you're lo`6kiiig"~6r.; "I*.1*,?'I.iFs;9%1."a2`;i'iiT D J I g-;;. .13 Ia-Iv ll '4'? '` 0:1 Iifi 1-ma I-6 way 'I.Il4vlv*%~`\!UIl-"I! 1:080.` '01! Weir W83)` Teresa -ramahead Q .'hn"rnnvnuv'nrHnb- i.l...l-,..!1..1;:..'_ - 14-... .>nd.e'd? .13ow.A in, gratied" "lib_w` dii` `ygn knoWjt.;?; hp.iht,`a.xe` .?,',', ' .7 I f _ _`,__,;not," said Teresa; AN 1. /5%`! when we came, L ,7 aitthey were. `T I `w7aTs indeed another revelation. ~ I "': . ~_ w... `. ` and gazed at her with `each; open, utterly unabashed 9 `that her black eyes fell before ~``;;..a do you think," he asked `with 1 logipilw j`de1_iberation; " " that you -could 3 i'I.d:' tnglplaht from ar_19h9r 1h9u.1<.1 % y 1-Uuvau ." UI.u.'UKn &.ul:uwu1;,- Ul._ Au s__ ` , " .69: P9rheps.eveniyvn described: .iHz;me.-3'.) .' I A half condential. half fraternal silence followed. " ` , 1 ` ".1 wl1'youwhat.; I've guts book--5- ~u1 b9in1- 40>." in 'I`nI-Ana! i"1..mv:55'e3";;-"%% "'g;;.t:'ed` `but- . Uh. . .15 `.4, . V - `,n' 6` mtiggly convincbd tlgat fah_e had `hglly ` Estimated thfe '1I!&311lth 9? V 150 .6l'1.d63sV9!if-. A ` A . . I au'ppose,'_' said Teresa. _m tye ferm- nine, p0S.tsc.ri tum voical. whllfillr It Nvag seem enter-_ evgn .e.p 0501.), }_ gm W nM38sh' 1 ."- fsnppose. a. ` ep 9/`88g1'Ve% V. *1 on them ?" - A . ` "Low had indeed hearq 8c1cnc_e per- sonied before, rgor was "It at all xmp9s- *::;t:;W gm w::;*=s' `y ssie _ so:-' ` eal 3 . bymdde int ngfentsal 1-f'feren_ce to L oci y ` an. ranctsco a teravliqre tithe: paricular a.bdu,t the rarer kinds. n__4-._.`. -_ rn-._'__; 1_-.11_....... L- 1...1:....... T I U,UUU ITUULIUIQ uuvuun; u 01 interest. No princigalmone and 01 the term. H. STRA (4.. Harrie. s-__._ L3Lll.VUJo ' I "Then you are doing this for a so ciety ? demanded Teresa with a. stare. ` `G (`nu-4-n':n`1v T'v-n 9-nn1r:v\t~r n nn]1onC*;n1\ vu vvaowuu . .- ,-__.~ TEo w~ it." iiufziad Teresa; full of these th_i_t_xgs." Yes. Do you think on could,-`---`-, ' ';0: coprse Ic931I_ `V bfokq in Teresa i `CL CL |Ll\LDI -Content as. Teresa had been to believe in Low s tender relations with some favored one. of her sex, this frank con- fession of a plural devotion staggered her. M ' . u~--_ ._4, _ They ?" she repeated. Yes, he continued calmly. The Botanical Society I" correspond with are more particular than the Government Survey." ' CI IVA!` nutn `A? D an` lgut. you don`t?know what I mean," said the imperturbable Low. ` * ..n`..4..;..u;; r. .1... - wrnr Ana `Mn- and ` sum inc lIIl[)l.'bll1`D'dUlB uuvnr Certainly I do. Why`. nd"om, and preserve all the dierent ones for you to write `under---'hha.1:'s`it,-ign`t it?" _ % L -r .;'.-'_.-.1`.a-z L:_' 1...`: u...s:.'uI "Ra 77hert;i2T3"i"`a`xZ;`i2g';"Zo` 2i and classication of specimens. I in- tend-but what are you looking at ? mnwnn Inna` nrunnnlup 6-runs-nut` nun:-:11, "`c`r`LE" 1'I &'"s"35 a'ZTy`"'&?`?aL.vay. Putting his hand lightly on her shoulder. the young man brought her face to face with him aaain. She was laughing. H T L1-nu-urn 9 1| -In wn1n:'n 1'5 vnnn `An 1! WIUD hlm &08;1D. 5118 l8.11gDlI]g.. I thought all the while it was for 9. girl, she said; and , " But here the mere eort of speech sent her oif into an audible and genuine outburst of laughter. It was the nrst time he had seen her even smile other than bitterly. Characteristically unconscious of any humor in her error, he remained unem- barrassed. But he could not help noticing 9. change in the expression of her face, her V0106, and even her intona- tion. It-seemed as if th a.t t of laughter i had loosed. the last ties that bound her to a. self-imposed character, had swept away the last 'berrier- between her and l her healthier nature, had dispossessed a ga.infu'1unrea.1ity,* and relieved the ma1- ; id tension of 9. purely nervous attitude. ` The change in her utterance and the re- sumption of her softer Spanish accent seemed to have come with her conden- ces, and Low `took leave of her before theirqsylvan cabin with ' a. oomra.de s heartiness, and 9. complete forgetfulness that her `voice had ever irritated him. `II? -- UJJIHU IJIJL V\Il\-III DDT? `JVIUL ILI-JUCUUCRJ JJJIJJ When he returned that afternoon he was startled to find the cabin empty. But instead of bearing any appearance of disturbance or hurried ight, the rude interior seemed to have magically as- sumed a decorous order and cleanliness unknown before. Fresh bark hid the inequalities of the oor. The skins and blankets were folded inrthe. corners. the " rude shelves "were carefully an-anged, even a few tall ferns and bright but quickl fadingi owers were disposed aroun the lackened chimney. had evidently availed herself of the i change of clothing he had brought her, for her late garments were hanging from the hastily devised wooden pegs driven in the wall. The young man gazed around him with mixed feelings of grati- cation ' and uneasiness. His presence had been dispossessed in a single hour; his ten years of lonely: habitation had left no trace that this 'woman had not ef" need with 9. deft ' move of herhand. More than thatgit ldolied as if "she had always occupied it; and it was with a singular conviction that even when she -should occupy it no louver it would only revert to hlm. 8.8.. ,1,191'_ walling, that he dropped.-thei.ba,rl shutters athwart the opening and left it to follcw her, _ Th hl nnic nn.r_'n'n Ava}, Asivis 'n1m'n"~ip- o She ` nvvvou uv oooang `go. 94 L \AVV\fQll&_L" V1.1!-U L40 1 droppedrthe .ba.r'.k1 fi1ters. qthwart the j openmg left 130 .follow_ hgr, .3 Tqbxs quick egr, ne pyg. and, abnor- malpexgges, _1__is,`wasl easy, _eno_ngh. She had.-. ao9e..in; ,1 -hs dir9i9I2 .<`>f. th.1.hnr.xo.rn`- ing`Aa1I.Iff- Once 9r twie he` palfld wxtha big. _-geVstuLrq of .recognitioi; h.pd.a charateristlc Good 2" at qhe" plgte wlier 'sh,`e` ba.d' 'stoppg1, .bu1YV8'-3Bur- that her main codfshad een as .di_'1feot_ eL.s' his own. ` Dejviating f;:bn}t11is_dirE;<;t `1i'n` With` Indian pie- qautjgin he rsh -made . `a: c':irc.ui't of the nnrfun n nr1 g"n'i-h~}...sIm.I 4-)...` `..1.-..u..'....,: $70 000: at inm reet.. N ujnhe rs} ma.do'_ imuitpf the .c9.n'1p a nd app'rbq.c,hed the. shattered tr1i n1',fr'gin, th' bppoite dircon`, He o_c'>.n s'e(ju_ent1y__ od.fnxe 1 upon Tetesa un- ~./ ; Bum; .c1:e;mqmencary uscqnisn: gilbt 9.i;glf e; ;i1Sa,tras`sme:ns"wr; his `.~'y\ . ._ > . "He" sc9.1`celyi:cogn 'ised her. Shevwas wearing the arments he had bidudht her c_1;9_. dajv T ""',f ` g;_txz;di rfiea 9,135: Mas <;TTV;$'nn.w1:i91i'1e had I1 I17 1;;-s.....2. 1!.`-am` l.'.`.'.'; `..*..'a. .`. '41.- IAUQVCAODS. 3 3. zaagmganzs. ;:..;:.::;,"._":` hg Hnngi the Vngtipngl. habit V vv.':z-.uW+ has nah @116 Wis databa- less nawhre at th .1n0Ii19!!t,`thf;h3 surprised her. She. was conscious of having is. ohqngegnd. this had em- :bo_1gl,png_&_- -: hgi. `to : Ff d,9",._her': `g?r. { and pnerwmaxcqmposo; h . .. frtheir guee,11ina.%shu.wa;z the, _. .,.o.a1ludqto ""IA.aina. 5-`am'l6J>:-up. `Lad. .4. ._-.. ._-L T_.d6i 6 I I A . `-a"r'=*"*'~ k**a"F.*'::2 a"'::;;;; `l:_l10$' it A 3 1,1ab1"vv_i'Ii`11"" 9. `lettgr Ozfxote 91' A (`-"4'*"*`- A-`**?="~ 9? .*: s;`m` a`;`h`.* 1% `eff`i:?' J; ;2:2 Wiiidnibh.- otlndian S rihg. where in two age an ass nsire at ;Ii9zi;9nt_`tIid,h Inawer we a :bo-. returned undercover her. .Sha..was.cb!isi6tih 6'! V ` U Imuinn u`. ..I.......u -...I n.:.. 1.-.: -... . u '`.*~"_ 3? ` ir1"s";".'= . N" Orirom adra.wing of. it 2'. . ll ff`.-`.'."r uauknna nwnn 1" with r "bufyon, of we: overt -. you In ve19.tion.~ tnorey net with wdma 1:b_a;sIrI6d shop. caiifia`t.2iIS17.2.; 3};i x3'ear: `-0"_Qh'Ve second occasion fa f5tiii311 e1`wih" 5. "letter more or ONEY T0 LoAN.-s2sooooazo_a,nd cg}: nuzent. J. '1`. BPROUL, Bohcnor. 800.`, ; I Ullerunuu. . - , , No, he was a. bea.r:t. responded . Teresa. promptly. ',' And your mother- e do you remember her `P " No, I think she died." " " ; Youthink she dial`),-. Don't you I . -know ? . ` 4 ' `_'_No 1" - - ' ` f . Then you're another!" said Teresa Notwithstanding this frankness. they ' i shook hands for the night, Teresa new I ling like a. rabbit in a hollow oy the side of the camp-re, Low with his feet towards it Indianwise, and his head and shoulders pillowed on his ha.vro- sack, only half distinguishable in thf I anrlrrlnau knvvnhni haff ' ` darkness beyond. I With such trivial details three un- __-._.A.__I J-___ _11____ , wegring her shawl " manta. " fashion gve: hegd. aha wa!_1bed 9. hat. "Bug joumnshnq : ghe sald. " borrow any ggeldreas for me from your young `yoman; Buyjhem for me at somo r3: , shop` ; "The left me money enough for t 1:i.t."" Log gently gut asxde the few pieces of gold she ha. d_rawn from her pocket, and briey remmded 1191- of the suspicion such apnrchase by hx_m would roduce. That's so, she Bald with a. ugh " Cardmbal what a male I n ghicoroing. Ah`! wait a. moment. 1 mm it! `B3; " {no a common felt hat-3 i1ian s - b-a.a if for yonrgelf. as a. change to that animal. pointing to the :l...L.;'.IuI' .'-in-u `ha umrn. nnfnvnm-n.n` win. gauge animal." giqinting up fbxt.1ldjc. he wore summer 'a.x_1d win- ;-gg, ug,m1I - show you I. tuck. I 1.........u ...-.n n l>.`hn-zhvinal 132.1-Janka In. $,"lIIll1.-In Buvvv JV-A -I vluvnu 1 haven't tuna. theatric wardrobe for `;.a.IL.':....'.. I5 X1.-.91-.g uhn `nan this Lab i `]aVL| r_uuu UIJUGIULIUGIJ wcuuuvvy IUI } gqghing." Nathan} she. to; the hat thus procured a. few days latex: became, by the aid of a silk handkerchlef, and 0 1'3 3 fgagher, {fascinating " pork ie. A- - . iilzainr canine of annovance M w THU` vuuuu UL uuuugauvv UV lguvv .~ . .51-,i11.]jngerod.:n Teresas dress. It was soon fgygozmu in e palpable evidence of 'l'.6te8a"s yalue as 3. botanical easistant. It afapectodthat luring the afternoon she had not only duplicated his specimens, ' V bnthad; discovered one or two mu ., -"-_. __.JA. .q..n)/|nn:ru` :4-1 `En Ann A1" T ` .DIIIl1&l; uxuynuvuruu PUG us any 51-3;" =p1gnts'aa ydt uzmlassned in the ora. of th_6 Cd.r;1nih9z woods. He was delight- od,a.1id' in turn, over the" camp-re, A11'~l qp; sgme details of his present. life, and 8.9199; of his ea:-lie : recollec- \IllU 6 I ' " No! why zghould he ? rephcd the imperturbable Low; "ho was not 3 Cherokee." ' .. 17- `L- ___ .. 1.n-.n6- '9 nnnnnn -`JAR LIB: ` '1. You donat rt-.m'embcr 13.31 ythipg of you;-`fa.ghe. r. she askyd; `.' cuvl he ever urytoseekyou out?` Mn I Am chnnld he ? mnlmd tho 0SEPl ROGERS, CONVEYAN CER, COM- mipsioner in Queen s Bench. Auctloneer. :(DDl'8l88l'. and Commission Agent for the sale Houses. Lands, Farm Stock-. household Iurmture. Goods, Wares. &c. Also for the collection of Ron Notes and Accounts. 0mce-Polx'ce Court arrie. _ IJVIJA D I 'Perhapa---I don t know, qhe said. her voice taking_ up its old uality again. Don baskme-I ran` the- -Innn I JIJIJ Duns: UL: 11151 87811 u.Uucvu.D ULJLUU uu` tful days slipped by. Their retreat was undisturbed, nor could Low detect by the least evidence to his acute per- ceptive fa.culties,tha.t any intruding feet had since crossed the belt of shade. The echoes of passing events at Indian Spring had recorded the escape of Teresa as occurring at a. remote and purely imaginative distance, and her probable direction the county of Yolo. N nan nnn rninovnlxnr Inn nun Row YQLU UIJIJ IIIQUT I&IL\.l. 6\IU CNIIIH J 5 `Teresa. pres ed her hands upon her eyes and temples. ;` .44 " About three, I reckon-. ' "` And you were here at seven-You could" have covered some ground in our hours ? : _ ` T `I In 5 an I "r face was quite pale as she to! moved her hands from her eyes. and her breath came as quickly an. if she h8.d2'I`1_St nishdkthat -race for life. :_`I_ `Ir... __J. L-__-nu vvauu uuuu cl DAUBGUAUIJ 5 It must be confessed th"t that day and the next. she did trie with it. She gave herself up to a grave and delicious languor, that seemed to ow" from shadow_aud_silence, and permeate her entire being. She passed hours in a thoughtful repose of mind and spirit ' that seemed to fall like balm from those steadfist guardians, and `distil their entle `ether in her soul; or breathed to her listening ear immunity from the [forgotten pa.st,`and security for the resent. If. there was no dream of the utnre in thiscaltn`, even recurrence of plo'id`existehce, so much the better. 1'he sirnpiedetaiis of each succeeding day. the quaint housekeeping, the brief companionship, and coming and going of lier'youngj"h_ost-himself at ' best 8 `*cr'yst al1i2ed ' personication of_ the sedate and -hospitable woods--satiscd_ I her feeble cravings. - She no longer ro- ' rbttedthe inferior position that her fears r gd ob_lig'_edHher__to take the first night "she ca.me;'.she began to look up to this i Innr|.__dr\' vun'1;:-11 1rr\:Iv\tvl\*lI fknn 11nd- `_l|A&\.lJ IlJ.AuI"ll.lInIVl vv \LJL)UlCLI\J\.I, LJ\Jl .1 o W- the Can you remember," he one day asked her, '- what time it was when you cut the -ria:a and got away ? -mnnnnn 1113151113111` 1111!: human fIV|t\`I\ Inns: 'titudaVdiAd not detract from his icturr esqnenes, that she discovered e1-s_eh' seeking for reasons to degiade him from this qedugtivf1ninence. ' 1 ` `A week had elapsed with little change. _ _(),i'1t_vyo-_ a.y_` ya hgd ben absent a}! ... _ sf`r<;1=nrtnagt. only. in to sup In `- U`-h.0110_W~t_ree. which. thanksto the _. the bear from its `.' `mm .ht'1'1Ii tX!i\`r'|"mR' ininil 7; nnfrr I-A. 94`? IU\\D\l% KLUVJL K y$lI>3C Perfect] --nntil t ey nd you are no! in Yolo. T en they'll look here. And DJ-I -l\IA\lI LLLIFI-I UIJQJ Ll IUUQ I-AICLUI llJJ\I that's the time f r you to go there. Q -Teresa smiled timidly. " It will take them some time to search 'Yolo-un1ess, she added, " you're tired of me here." The.cha.rming non sequi- tur did not. however, seem to strike the young man. "_l've got time yet to find a. few. more plants for you," she suggested. Oh, certainly !" `And give you a. few more lessons in nnn1r1' n.n ' Pa:-'ha.ps." ' i The conscientious and liberal Low was beginning to doubt if she was really practical. How otherwise could cube trie with such a. situation ? TL __.__L `L. ._.,l, , J A! - `I 0-?-: JOHN MACKAY. AUOTIONEER, COMMIS- sioner, Conveyancer. Issuer ox Marnage Licenses under the new Act. Money to Loan at Moderate Interest. Creexnore. Ont. 61y V- Islam uall AauLauu\L UIJQIU LGUV LVL Q5100 ""i'h ` en you think I'm safe here ?'f she added after a pause. Parfactlv--nntil thaw nd vnn are nnl yjung ma.n--,so' mob younger than her- 8lf--f-Withoizt kxiowing what it meant; , itbvwas not until she_fou.nd that this at- ytituda did not detract Bictuf; -._.....`.......;; n_-J. _1_- :1: _____ _-3 9',-3331.935 59.9 1'Q".`V`. ' - '. ;. . . *.p1`oooc.`..'hp.ation. paying MI the scant gossip he - -in .Q`-Ii.`g O-|w;i|lI' an!` vnfir. '50 U110 B08-D5 Q0881!) D9 igop',_ Sppng, _and r_et1r- ` yunaentfld . .ofa.t1 e. that , mag: camp 9&3 Lg'; ` ' I |\ .13? strlcmaer F!.?"j_`Z % .5; P3116 ; Carnono Ueraw nus ucuu ` _ q g Imd.t0`~U6thb ' iti f .98! !*hGnm3!!mnle;nm`3"'c':: e~" :':: :'1ae}ce 3.5 9 .) sore thud: . . ` ' I ' 01' an 09.` ` 25: pe1"bo;eatMonk- mun`: Drug ,8_t.9`x-g. tutu-. nnuuyunls vuavgu Kdiccor & Paris Catholic Comte has been rial Iilftbitnd t0 positive cure fol an nu-min. "llI3n'h`h-n M. elm {mm or I - I!I__n-:49. R--;I.-\l- I\..-. January 6, 1887, .__._.___ - ...-_._..._._ K NN UY. GAVILLER 8; HOLLAND. Architects, P. L. Surve ors. Vsluators, to. Plans and specications or buildings pre- a:red. Town andV1lls.ge Lots laid out. Fag-m as csrefull located. Timber limits examin- od. &c., &.o. oronto Oloe-4 Mail Buildings. Dorrie OIiloe-MoCarthy s Block. Collingwood Omoe-Long s Block. A ` Tnos. ma.-xmcnv. Msmucs-. GAVILLER. W. J- Hnnnum. 51.1y 3` .$6bssi`9ns vjza '1 i)i`admxiingtidn- having T01 W141 o---- W. MOVITTIE, D. L. SURVEYOR AND . Real Est.a.te_ Agent._ Calgary. N. W. T. Corraspondence sohcxned wxth re srd to invest- ments in Province of Alberta. .W.T. A. W. HOVITTIE. Address Calgary, via. Benton, Montana. U.S. ' _ ` JOHN OARLEY BOAT BUILDER echo: and Skim of every description in QE the eeplanodo. foot of Market Ftreet._ `Ind built to order. ~leo for hire Qt low les by the hour. day. week or season. Bong dIll_a.Io1-onto` the seoson.'ecul!o, one on pddleeln one and modem order. V ljl-ly BMOKERS. - For an the noted Brands of 1m orted and code Cigars. Tobocooe, Meet-so um um &o.. o to the (`entral A `O B. Do P` I I u-........... n'.i?." m_ `Iain the lndien_vC_hi_et BARBIE PLANING MILL.-+GEO. BALL, Carpenter and Builder. an_:l Manufacturer at Doorehsash B (Is. Mouldmgs. &.o. Plan- ing of a. kincie one prom tly and autism` Ionlv. Factorv,'Jol1`net1-eet. e. ' A BARBIE FOUNDRY, ENGINE 8; BOILER WOR.Ks.-H. Snwnmr Manufacturer or every dascription of En nes, Boilers. Saw Mill Grist, Mill. Shingle, bath, and `Wood- working. Machinery. _ *'" -r="'=':~" .m.::;;:" . 0 rewgqog-ye-tot 1%%\;,a'-33 YO ._.,. %"i'unnnIovnuou-.r /.46 .n'.-';?~:="s:5 ` ' - . ' '2 4 _~r D110. DI!` IINI -bout. Good` stgbling sud atten- ._. ..2____._ .. A H. AENNET1` rnn:1~rr1sr._ . Bu-rie.~0nt..0dIoe. Sande:-a_ Block. . ioeinew Post 011100. _ , Visits _ dale and `Waverley ` 8!! ll 0 BB! y ' `III! Y %`:fa.`,`.?"' ?i'a:"`a1::i`.' at` 'f'a.&% 1?? 1-nouns snetonowangaaym-xaay. vmnze A1rtorpainleuext1-acting-nspocia ty. - 6-ly . I B. JOHNSON, BARBIE. IMPORTER. OF . and Doctor. incoals of all kinds.` and hometown, Grey and Guelph White Finiahin Imp, Conant: of all kindmrire Bricks an `blisters . Hair. Storehouse at the Northern Iouwoy Switch. foot of John at: at, near the Pot. The `bond of this Lima in hemsr than of any other kind. and the finish superior. ...f`nrnnr of John and Elizabeth streetm ' mmox. AULT &. KERR, Barristers, Soli- J ciwrs of the Supreme Court. Pxoctors. mun.-inn (`.nnvaI`n.na_e!'B. &(3. Money_ tv(_)__l()_qn- I Bmie. lat. 0ct..1885. _ 'ouNr, smyruy 8c.I:UUNT. BARRE- . ....... 9-lnlinitnrn in men Court of Justice, Poo. 4 . osnpn ROGE CHIEF co smnm.` Q, Cgunty of 8135.06. Oloo-Po ice KBSEPH s'W;iN,A1?6'r1oNEER F035 THE County of Simcoe. Terms reasonable.` Ilnn at mv Qtm-a. Crniczhurst. ' 46-ly ' ~v--.., __ Jqwlnovy wsox ac cnmsw ICKE. BARRISTLBS. Solicitors ot the Supreme Court. of Judi- ptnre of Ontario. Proctora. Notaries. Conve - Money to Loan. OtHces-Bm. Inoershlkc. _ ` well : ock, oppomte N. 8c N. W. Ry. Shannon, 0. Bu-ri C. E. Hnwson. A.`E. H. Cnmswxcxn. HEAR_N_ 8:. MURCBISON. BARRISTEBS. Bolxcxtora, Conveyanoers. &c. Money to man. Otce-Over D. J. Murc-hison a Store. llu-ket Street Barrie. Branch Othce-Poct.er s Block. Totten am. EDWARD J. Human. D. C. Muncxnsox. nu. "---_--"`"'1 .`i1i'Tsc MCHCVARTHY, [o.3L . Notaries. &.c.. Money _.g1_;_c_g11_1`1_ccrs,_,a.Nn sunvmzons. __________.___.._..______.__.____ [0NEY.--A large amount. of `rivate funds to land on atrang1;_t._lqq._n. t._ 9vg_eL rates. run-I -Iv Uounny OI buncuc. er ee at my Store. Craighurst. -------- nt other kind. and we nnlan lupuuur 3 -Corner of John and 1' l'U|)l.'lOID|'. EXOOHOBV IOOOIIIIIIOIIIIIOII I01` 3 ttnvemn public. Bar and larder well Inp- lod with 1: Good4st_abl1nssnd1htt.en-, rs Imntlm-n. qhnanurn nf annntinnnvnvn fl-an 'r. nuzifua. nmax co'uN'rY 015 Bin. v. 001:. will he at his-oioo at the Court TBo.rrie.everySs4turdM. Residence and 1 nnlntnwn- T. LITTLE. M.D{. CCU... - Chum )NEY.-A BT86 amount. 01 rsvuw Luuuu stranght. loans. at. Towers MCCARTHY HEPLER 8:. McCAR'l`liY. Inca &.c. M op Barrio. Hnwson EARN L Solicitors, I--- n4n,.,,_{ Ell QUEEN'S 'HO_'l`EL.-.A. BROWN,-`_ Proprietor; lzxellent nooommoduuon tor xtrnvalllna nnhlln_ Ram and innlnr wall nun. 130A.-I-s. Avon? oimns, 1VL;NUFAC'l`URES_._ FOR INVEsTMENT on good freehold security at lowest rate 33 " *.'_`.`Eg"`~`2P 2ri _.`3 aJ o`f NEDY. Jununu `W. J. HOLLAND. mNANon_u.;; .'0l1|4U Dlu A no. . H. H. STRATIIY, Q.C.. G. W. Loumr, . -ciI_bra (if Supreme U011l`(., rwcwm. otanea, Conveyangers, Money to loan. Omces, H1nde`Block. opposite N. & N. W. Ry. union. Barrie. and Bingnam's Block. Bradford. Bwoumn Lmzxox. WE1.Lma'roN Aum`, JOHN R. KERR. IFIIYSIOIANS. _o_1fmcun.. iieohsn. om. . as 3g1"eE1`;1'i'r`&'1' Iir'1't'i'1 A BY , Bolqigitor. ml 22-! . 357;` .1 THE A3991 V0093 41-ti DBITIU B0115 UIU 46-ly (JUN 1`, S_TRA1'!:l LUUDI1. .DL.L\.J.\.LD' tors, Sohcinors m Hlgh Ilotaries Pubnic. Convcy_a.ucers. Oiues over the Bank of Toronto Bax-me. cut `I ..----_ A (V H RTRATHY. 0.0.. JFK 51-ly In his eegenneee to defend himself he | atedzped to her side. But {seeing `her lit `F tee: shining`. water like outcroppings ~- of deljostcl veined quartz, he sto`pped_ ' . IE3-.. KT 1:`; I-nnxnunnn Jzsnmanll uartz, Miss Ne is, however, {leaped to onofootr, and, sha.k' the other `over the pool, ut her 11 -on his shonlderto steady erself. '*,Y on havenftgotiitowel-or,T" she said dubiously, lookingnt her small handkerchief, '_` dnything -to them on ,, _ _ . . . . t Lowdid not. as she perhaps ex- pected. oer his own handkerchief; u `If vnn mm A hath aftai-`our fashion." I10 net &_l.BW 500113 yv U189 unseen 1 . and bade hetbury`:horfoot- ` 7 1 0 dried mosses and baked withered : masses that were bleaching in. I hollow. 1 1 he {owing girl uttered -a cry of_ childish ` delig t as the soft ciiiaated bres touch; 1 ; ed hervsensitive skin. ` - .1 1'1. 1.. L--`l:..... L-.. '9 :..guL&nnn`:` 141:: I 01380, 01181` nus Own uasuunuzvtugu. If on take 3 bathaftefonr1a1!hion," Vhe sai gravely. " you ; yourself after our fashion. . 1 1.;m..a I... nanjn lightly in his arms. ; he carried her "stew Step y0Iu:_":u llilwlt UILl'.1ltBllil8ItllI in aims - 81' 8.111 V . . . ` mg ` g ' sto th sunny ____.:.__. _...1 I.....l... Innu.`ln1vu>r-|nD`f1`: in" BU. umtvucuawsvu nxuu. \ It is healing too, continued Low; I a gnocassin lled with ithfter a day _ _ L..-."I _...1-... guns: Al` n4-In:i| " " 5 muuuaatu uucu Wxuz fl: an-Us w on the trail malges you glwght agaqz. V But Miss N_elh_e segmed be thlnklng A. navy` Al-1u:nn ..r;:,:];';i:i,.`..,::;i;`;i**" " '`'""'_ Is that the way the sqnaws bathe 4... : Av`! 41'\nvn:vn11r1.u 9" Iuu uly uuuuuscuvua t _ T I don't know.-you forget I wua boy when -I left them. ` so And 1-Inn !-A mu-n vnn nnvmv Imnw: JD ULLGII Uuu nu U I and dry themselves '2 H T :1nnN- 1rnt\vn.._1'n ""3 1'~:one.- ' Ina young girl seemed to derive some Satisfaction in moving ;het `feet up and down for "several minutes among the grasses, in the hollow ; then after a. pause said. You are quite certain I am the rst woman that ever touched this spring? - " ` ' - H Nnf, nnlu #1-an -Ru-.e;+ uonvnnn `Lulu GT-an vocab; no 1:. an; 1 6 ` Not only the rst woman, but the first human being, except myself." How nice!" V They had taken each other s hands ; seated side by side they _lea.n_ed against a curving elastic root that half sup- ported, half encompassed them. The 'girl s capricious,-tful manner succumb- ed as before to the near contact of her companion. Looking into her eyes, Low fell into a sweet, selsh lover's monologue, descriptive of his past and r present feelings towards her, which she. accepted with a heightened color, a slight exchange of sentiment, and a stran e curiosity, The sun had painted their ialf-embraced silhouettes against the slanting tree-trunk, and began, to decline unnoticed ; the ripple of the water mingling with their whispers came as one sound `to the listening ear 3 even their eloquent silence was as deep. and, I wot, perhaps as dangerous, as the -darkened pool that lled so noisolessly a dozen yards away._ So quiet was they that the tremor of invading wings once or txxicc shook the silence. or the 1 uick scampcr of frightened feet rustlcd ' `t e dead grass. But in the midst of a I prolonged stillness the ` young man .` sprang up so suddenly that Nellie was ` still half clinging to his neck as he `stood ` erect. Hush 1" he whispered. some one is near l ' l I iiisiengaged her anxious hands gently, leaped upon the slanting tree- trunk, and, running halfway up its in- cline with the agility of 9. squirrel. stretched himself" it full length upon it and listened. - ' ' 5 7 H Z'I*`<;l-x`ae1'i1i1V1V1'a.tint. inexplicably startld glglirl, it seemed an ago before he rejoined 81'. V ' ' ' . I Who is he?" she asked, bitingiher lips with a poorly restrained gesture of mortication and disappointment. Some stranger," replied Low, As: long as he wasn't coming here, wh did you giveme such a fright ?" she sai pettishly. Are you" nervous be- tlslause a single Wayfarer happens to stray ere `P i "It was no Wayfarer, for he tried to keep near the trail," said Low. He was a. stranger to the wood, for he lost his way every now and then. He was seeking or expecting some one, for he stopped frequently and waited or listen- ed. . He had not walked far, for he wore spurs that tinkled and caught in the brushgand yet he had not ridden here, for no horse e hoofs passed the road since we` have been here. He znnst have come from Indian Spring." 11 A_.'1I -_-,_ I ,__,_1' ;II A! You are safe," he said ; he is going ' ;by "the western trail towards Indian Spring." .. 1171 D I 1... C 1 Q no.0 'u ' V 1 1 3* V f1;e;-&f;11~1;Q_;when you listened just now ?", asked Nellie half disdainfully. T ` Tvv\v\nu1v:n11n ``I\ `an: T 5....-n I QLJDQIIILLJL Kill. 0 Impervious to her incredulity, Low turned his calm `eyes on . her face. Certainly, I'll bet my life on what 31 say.:_ Te11vme--doyouv know anybody in Indian Spring Who` would likelyspy upon you ?.~ , . _- V . A 0 JARTHY, PEPLEK. R MCl}AII`1 n 1 , Barr isters. Bolicipors`, N otarics. &c.. Money to Loan. Barrie. Alhaton and Gravenhurst. D'ALTON MOCAR1`BY. Q.0.. F. E. P. PEPLER. J. A. Macurruv. T 1). F. Mcwuw. G A. RADEN_H_URS'l`. BARRISTER, AT- . torney, Sohcxtor in Chancery Conveyan- aot. &o. Oico-First -Door South_of Pout. Omce, Hind : Block. Owen Street, Barns. 49-48 T. SPROUL. BARRISTER, SOLICITUR . of the supreme Court, Uonveyancer, &c. oney to Loan. Offices over: Sanders Broa.. _ '1' `T ';T_'1)o you who is frieze liluse-4i3hat7?','Vl1'e ahkod, ` x V ing her afew _tor_n_q1,ie'_d``bf __tqa:splinter oIl),`aLrk. M v `Nellie * saagaauy A - I` _r$ ` I `The; ybfmg .'rl= was c6n_cius 'of.`a. certain ill-de ed `uneasiness , ' but answered No." ' v _' T Then it was not you he was seek-T lug," said LOW. thoughtfully. ' ' `I2..- 'lY_`I'I~.!_ L41] __ ,L.4!,, AI, """J ,' T `iliss boa-Isoat -time to notice the emphasis, for he` a.dde`d; " You must go a.t"once, and, lest. you`h9.1_i'e been` follow. ` ad, I will show ydu_s1'i_other bickoto` Indian Spring. ` It is 1.0Yl.8r, ' std` `you- must hasten. Take` your stockings with van until we. 9.1-A n}. 'nf 3`$'2'1'sn""%""' theb_nu%. A b _, H'ra.1sed' ' "he? with Y9.i1.1! ;unv uur auyuu uuu fiylwe are 'ou '0; 'rfaga.xnf nrmaf % uni` strbdg Tiixioe m'o_ re ` out 56 c.6ver't in 9.. mm .a.1... .;e,+.1.. ......'..1 ..~n..4.. i I feeling taut some other mmj I60ng u'"1i`~9.fa.lloubran ` lI. ilI_d5 ha .3;2.'{.:a by-`aye sum_od_l}'er_hoe Ind tr`ou_i herilike s ` ha.`v'e~ntt.`red m indiput ' I36. lft-1.1 `n ` . she" au`ia*`aps;'3 him`. r ... hid mch`n.nma.Il"' y i Inns-A ' -not Inilmaun`; can-I-0--n --`-=------ --l- 1R`;l.ep;;'-9;on'l3:=o `in T5 I vdisootdant _alo_- `V qawu _Aavvn|uuavuII Iilll morerinot, without: nervous ' . , at: .',"F".',**'.9"3`.` A 0 WIIUIJ `L 1050 Ul.l!_7Jl.l.n x And you re sure you never knew ? an 0" BY nn1v:r7nm[ TE. nut uusvy Jznterival of a. certain spgztiy by Mr. J ack Brace onfebit but a. strange yet infalliblbi was part. of her na.r.ur_oi . 3 ..4.....`4-1.. .::..-..1..;m .11 Imnwlm` H. LYON. PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN 0 on gteal Eatateut. lowest rates. Farmers Nome Dnscounted. Collections made in an of the County. Real Estate bought an out cold. in all its branches. Mer- -Inna Linanne Issued. Ca.n_a.d_ian part OI net naaurp. WIQ uu;:,-u`r sganuy all knqiledge F ` "..`No."8he said. ' A Nor anyone who wants himself ivith some doctor's stuff like cologne?" con- tinued Law. with the disgust. oi keen. olfactory sensibilities. . . v ` Miss Nellie '1-ecogniaed.thetper-` Iumegwithj Which,the'; axlnnt (E;pfS', goon v5va.`s`; wontto m e -`redolent her 1.--); `-.._.`.. .:.s;;.'- .'.'u`. 1-run`-'p'sR"ii`:.' 11 W58 wuuu uu uuuxv Luuvl. lle parlour, but'again she a1?o`:;df`i`i?';i knowledge of it8.possesso1:. e '-Well,"=te_- turned Low with some disappointment, such a man has been here. Be on your guard. Let us go at oncef. . ` She required no urging to hasten her i steps, but hurried breauhlessly at hip side. He had taken a new trail by which they left thewoocl at right angles with the highway, two miles` away. Followin an almost eifaoed mule tr it along a . 'ght depresaion of the. plain, deep enough however to hide them from view, he accompanied her. , gising to the level again, she saw they were beginning to approach the highway and the distant. roofs of Indian fspiting. Nobody meeting you now,". he whispleb ed, would suspect where _r o_u" - been. Good night 1 until next week- remember." ' V ' Teresa awoke with a start. It day already, but how far advanced, the oven, unchanging: soft twilight of the, woods gave -no indication. Her com- panion had vanished, and to her be- wildered senses so had the cam; re even to its embers and ashes. Was she awake, or had she wandered away un- consciously in the night? one lance at the tree above her dissipate the fancy. There was the opening of her quaint retreat and thqjianging strips of 'bark._ And at the! foot of the opposite tree lay the carcase of the bear. It has been skinned, and, as Teresa thought with an inward shiver. already looked half its former size. ,1 L.':1 , E, _L L`-,L _ In Qbllynaanrvn I They pfessed'each ot-her's heads. and standing son the slight ridge outlined against the paling sky, in full viewdf. the highway, parted `carelessly, as` if! they had been chance -met 'tra.vellers.,, But Nellie could not restrain 9. parting "backward glance as she left the ridge. Low had descended to the deserted trail, and was running swi1`.t1* in the dsraelbion of the'Ca.a:quine:='. woods. ` CLKIIIL JIM) l\II.l4LICivL Bill`?! few steps in either direction around the duced the sudden appearance or dis- agpearance of any gure, Teresa utter- o a. slirht scream as her young com- panion unexpectedly stepped to her side. You see a change here." he said; the stamped-out ashes of the camp re lie under the brush," and be pointed to some cleverly scattered boughs and Stl'i_Y`8 of bark which com- letely eaced the traces of last" night's ivouac. We can't afford_ to call the I _L-L-_,L_' Not yet accustomed toithe fact that 8 i circumference of those great trunks pro- t I IJIVIIIJWVO IVC \4(lL| U GLL\JL\.l UU VQLI. ' attention of any packer or hunter who : might struggle this way to this pa.rti- ; 'cular spot and this particular tree ; the more naturally." he added, as they ` always prefer to camp over an .old tire." | Acceptlng this explanation meekly; as partly a. reproach for her ca. rice of the previous night, Teresa. hung erlzead. II T vn an-n-Ir an-xv-1-cv aka nnI't` |C.k!I` LIIVIUIJS IlJ5lJU' -SWIG`-I91 III-CII6 LIIK '5` I'm very sorry." she said, rhnt ` wouldn't that," po'uting to the carcaso of the bear, have ade them curious ?" ' But Low's logic was relehtlossah By this time there would have been little left to excite curiosity if you had been wining to leave` those beasts to their work." ' e- V ` -" I'm ve`1_'y sog-ry.'_' repeated the woman, her hps qmvermg. u'l`lmu nu-A 6}-un nnaunnnnu-A A3 0.11:: VVVJILCIII` LIV` LIP HIIIVUI LII O " They are the scevengeru of the wood," he continued in A. lighter tone; % if you stay` here, you must try to use them tokeep your house clean." 2 Teresa. smiled nervously. ` . ".1 mean that they shall nish their ` work to-night," he added. "and. I shall -build a.uother camp tire for us ta. mile from here until they do."_ ` . But Teresa caught `his sleeve. No," she said hurriedly. don't, please, for me.` You inust` not take the trouble--nor the risk. `Hen ; me`;-do nlease. I can bear it-to-night. I would have home it` last nig'ht,tbut it `was so strange-`and."` she passed her hand over her` forehea.d-'-I think I must have be`en_,ha.lf_-mad.` T, But I am nottuso foo1is_hJ' now." ' ' ' ,.- ~n,_.-1-__ -_..-n 3:. _._3__.L IJLIU DUULIJULL DI. ULUl\U_ll uuu that he replied rea.'ssu1finly.: 9`; Perhaps it would be better that `should nd another hiding-place for you,and dis so of that carcass so that it will not raw dogs after the wolves. and men` after them. Besides, yourfriend the sheriff will probably remember the bear, when he remembereanytbing, and try` to get on its track aga.in.". `J :-\'n A ,' "-;vu\`r4u :3` .tho,f-ba.;e coqtehnplahii. or, `. WW)? '9 I-1:xt.hi.s,dep1ity may" put two and two together, and connect your escape` Teresa : eyes agam #11. would be A like thoi0g.ju8t to save his` pride; `to swear it wanna s'mbush=of3: mr -friends, ' sud that 1ie~w"aIh'dvorp'ow :by-numt u here. Oh. yes_!_ I_ gqq 117. all," she ` screamed, lashing 1_;erse1finto a. t_:_sge_ at 1 tioh of,he)": gldtyi. . 'Thu's, t'h'f" ' 1ie_.ho te1l,@!9r$rSVh0to;?`:jd` ti nqw." '~,: _ .",;. `Z , ii: -`. `i `Shestamped her I003 ,~8l!.gh db-1n`n\'`~ in`: ` -` Ann M.` `A` % . 3. w. A. R088. Lxoinuate or the non: . College of surgeons, Edlnburg. 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