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Barrie Examiner f nulugea every Thursday `memoo: % t HONB.;8;` vv veg aw anngywau no yovvv v_n- can-uauuuuunvnno Maybe it'll comfort you to know that the Captain has altered our course for your benefit. It's his intention to put you both ashore: on thecoast of Jamaica, as near Port Royal as We dare venture. We've gone about, and if this wind holds ye ll soon be home again. mistress." n want nut lnnvina hh: 'lnv-qhin 1155111. IIIIHLIIGBB. He went out, leaving his `pensive, those dreamy ,blu'e his intently studying Miss A face for all their _dreaminess; 1 increasingly uneasy. `VI -To an-again: rnn thin. rnnw w--vvu - Captain Peter Blood, buccaneer, in command of his ship me Arabella. named after Arabella Bishop, with whom he is in love. engages two Spanish ships in battle and` overwhelms them. After the. ghthe rescues Ara- bella and Lord Wade. an emissary sent to the West Indies by King Jamessto make peace with piracy, `and makes them his guests. The sight of Ara.- belia stirs all his love for her, but he tears his career as a pirate has blasted all hopes 0! winning her love. You might put it that way. What was the lady's name?" Miss d Ogeron. She was the daugh- ter of the Governor of Tortuga. She had gone off with this fellow Leves- seur, and. .e . .and Peter A delivered ' her: out of his dirty clutches. He was a black-hearted scoundrel, and deserved what Peter gave him." . s i `'1' man And. and vnf Fanfnin DIUUU 115.3 IIUL llR1.l.'1 1Ul.1 1161'. .Not yet, laughed Pitt, who knew the utter groundlessness of the com- mon gossip in Tortuga. which pro- nounced Mdlle, d'0geron the Captain's, future wife. He `paused in the door- way to impart-a piece of information. u1ur..--1.- .u.in ........n..._4. _-....- 1.- 1__.-_ V Levasseur '."' Aye. Cahusac was Levasseurls lieutenant, untilhe. died. Untilwho died." ' Levasseur. He was killed on one of the Virgin Islands two years'ago." Who killed him?" Captain Blood killed him." uV`rhy?u > ' They quarreled," he said shortly. - Was it about a . . . . `a lady?" Miss Bishop relentlessly pursued him; Wllttl. fULUl' 5lIVU H1111. I see. And. .and yet Captain Blood has not married her?" URYAO u-ab N Incin-`haul DH} uphn I-nu: 'l`he lady had m3{3fy un- civil to the Captain. It was a. very foolish attitudefor `a lady in -her cir- cumstances to adopt towards a man in Blood's; and his lordship could not . imagine Miss Bishop as normally fool- ish. Yet, in spite of her rudeness, in spite of the fact, that she was the niece of a man whom Blood must regard as his enemy, Miss`Bishop, and his lord- ship had been shown the utmost con- sideration aboard` the Captain's ship. They were given the freedom of the great cabin, and they had sat down to table with Pitt, the master, and Wei- verstone. who was Blood's lieutenant. both of whom had shown them the utmost courtesy. `Also there was the fact that `Blood, himself, had kept almost studiously from intruding upon thorn 'd..llIlUBl them . 'LT{a Auto Licenses] tnem. _ . His lordship decided to seek addi-' tional information from Miss Bishop. For (this. he must wait until Pitt and` Woiverstone should bhave withdrawn. He` was hardly made to wait so long. for as Pitt rose from the table 'to follow Wolverstone. ho had already departed, Miss Bis detained him with a question: . twrn 'DlH- nhn malmrl. were vou With. a quesuun: 4 Mr. Pitt," sheasked. "were you not one of those who escaped from Barbados with Captain Blood?" ur um: T fnn Inn nma. nf vnur Jsaroaaos V_VlU1 _Ua.pI.a1n nwuu: I was. I too, was one of your uncle's sla.ves."_ urns um. avian mail min. 1: WI-nnnh- uncle's s18.ves."_ A Did you ever sail with 9. French- man named Cahusac ? _ un..h.mn..')N DH-+ lnnrrhn The 130." T ` And another Frenchman named Levasseur ?" uA...-. ukuuan urns: T.nvnemcn1r |: named uanusacr Cahusac?" Pitt laughed. The name evoked a. ridiculous memory: Aye. He was with us at Maracay- 5,, `n lbol Aye. Au .`a.- , < 2 .1 :r~` '2. J!` ,._ d `.1 . CHAPTER XVI I-Oontinued __ __ ._.A_..-.._._ rr.-mg `g 2----`D And:-and yet Captain Brood has not married her." Glycerine Mixture T for Gas on Stoma ch vnopsls I lordship eyes of Bishop's his mind 1.111115 LU BHUW you." Wondering, Lord Julian mounted the companion as he was _bidden. Standing beside Captain Blood, he looked astern, following the indication of the Captain's hand, and cried in amazement. There, not more~than three, miles away, was land-an un-I even. wall of vivid green that filled the `western horizon. -`:And acounle of miles this side of it, bearing after them,I came speeding threegreat white ships. - Tlfnhrnr-ufn-no lnnbn Anurn gnu:-1r\un3rn_ ova. Q-Iuioo\r.( - uyw. an u `-1 Iuvoonnsr-air now. us: His Lordship stared at her again. Then he halt-closed his. large, pale eyes, and. tilted his head 8. little. I wonder,why you hate him so," he said softly. ` ' - I T-TA nnnr Han and :-Inn nnnu-Inf iflnrnnl o "It's an odd coincidence that we` should have been brought together in this fashion; considering that I camei out to the Indies especially to seek` you. And he proceeded to explain himself and his mission. Y'e're my guest'aboard this ship," said Captain Blood, and I still have some notion of decent behavior left: me from other days, thief and pirate though I may be. So I'll not be tell-I ing you what I think of you for daring: to bring me thistoffer; orof my Lord! Sunderland-since he's your kins-; man-for having the impudence to send it. But it does not surprie me at all that one_ who is a minister of" James Stuart's should conceive that every man is to be seduced by bribes into betraying those who trust him." Again vnn'rnlsmnnnnhnna-1 rnn nu-Ina ucuruyuls Luuuu wuu Lruul. nun." Again you 'misapprehend me, cried. Lord Julian, between concern and in- dignation. "That is not intended. Your` followers will be included i youn.` commission. _ ~ And r'I un fhinb f`hnu'l'l on urifln nan yuun-` UUIIIIIIIHSIUIIKV I And d'ye think they'll go with meat` to hunt their brethren -that Brethren of the'Coast? D'ye think I could take a commission of King James's? I tell you I wouldn't be soiling my hands with it-thief and pirates hands though they be. Thief and pirate is what you heard Miss Bishop call me today--a thing of scorn, an outcast. And who made me that? Who made, me thief .and pirate? D ye dream, man, what it is to be a slave? But there! I grow hot for nothing at all. I explain myself, I think, and God knows, it is not my custom.. I am grateful to you. Lord Julian, for your kindly intentions. I am so. But ye ll understand, perhaps. Ye looks as if I ye might." . T.nr- _TIIHnn cl-nn u vnnvnnnl uro+nk_ ye llllL.' . Lord Julian stood a moment. watch- ing the tall figure asit moved away towards the taffzfail. Then letting his arms fall helplessly to his sides in de- jection, `he departed. 7 a_xupu. V Wolverstone looked down sardonic- .a1ly upon Lord Julian. So that you're like to be in yet another sea-fight afore ye've done wi ships. my lord."- 'I`ha.t'a sa. nninf we warn incl sn-.. I'll IIUIIUU U h Barr! . u.:.un: yr: ve uune W1` snlps, my l0l'(1."' That's a point we were just ar- guing," said Blood. For I hold that we're in no case! to fight against such odds. ' uV'l'11..A 4.3.1.. 1.... .:..........1on -rrr-1__-._ `checked abr"uptly. I beg your Vpar-'- don, Miss Bishop. For the moment. . ." ll`7.... -c-A..- _a._..Ip..I .\--w.--. I... -......._ v-'.., -.-,---a ----..--y`.. - V. v... --.v.-.v..v. u u You were carried away by your heat in defence of th1s..sea robber." Miss Bishop's scorn wag almost fierce. I Lfiu T.nwnMCv\ afnmn (:0 ha nu-nln hltlu 5011.1) . r , I He saw the sudden scarlet flame upon her cheeks, the heavy frown * that descended upon her brow. But; there was no explosion. 'F-Tnfn him? T.nrl fhnf 1: Hanna-hH 1 LHUFU WES IIU UXDIUIHUH. | Hate him? Lord! Whqt a. thought! I don't regard the fellow at a.ll." 'I"hnn vn nhnnl mn nrn -" T-Tin him-I_l J. UUH I. l'U5dl'u. LIIU LUIIUVV. ulu Hull. ' I Then ye should ma am._;"_ His lord-I ship spoke his thought frankly. "`He si worth regarding. He'd be an acqui-, sition to the King's navy. A `great; Vman, Miss Bishop. A man worth._re- garding." _ Miss Bishop was moved to sarcasm. You should use your influence with M my Lord Sunderland to have the` King offer him a commission." ' ' [Thu Innmkin locum-Inn mnbluv l|'!11.-.86-In CHAPTER xvni The Service of` King James Miss Arabella Bishop was aroused very early on the following morning by the brazen voice of a bugle and. the insisting clanging of a bell in the ship's belfry. In his cabin Lord Julian was already `astir and hurriedly dress-V ing.' About him in the waist. where all last night had, been so peacefuln there was a frenziedly active bustle of` some three-score men. By the rail. immediately above and behind Lord Julian, stood Captain Blood in alter- cation with a one-eyed giant, who'se head was swathed in a red cotton ker- chief. whoseblue shirt hung open at` the waist. Asghis lordship. moving forward, revealed himself, their voices ceased, and Blood turned to greet him. ynn mnrnina in vnn " ha maid and. ` uuusuu, aulu D1000 turned to greet mm. I Good morning to you," he said, and ,added. I've blundered badly. so I. 'have. I should have known-better` than to come so -closeto Jamaica by night. But I was in haste to land you. Come up here. I have some- thing to show you." Wnndnrlnp T.nr4-I _TII'Hnn vnnnnfnai ULLUP 111111 11 UUlll1lllB1U1l- ' His lordship laughed softly. lFaith. * it's done already. I have his commis- sion i`1i'my pocket." And he increased her amazement by a brief exposition of the circumstances. In that amaze- gllentd he left her, and went in quest of co . 1.1.. 0.-.......=l n... n.-...+..... .....'..z..... u... quarter-deck. Withe the amiable; familiarity he used, Lord J uiian slipped t an arm through one of the Captain's and fell into step beside him. ,What s this?" snapped Blood. I desire, sir, that we be friends. said he suavely. "- _ .That's mighty - condescending `of yo-_u!n_` ` DlUUUo / ', . [ 1 He found the Captain pacing the. I simpte glycerme, hbuckthorn bark, etc, `as mixed in Adlerlka, helps. any `case gas o,n.the stomach in TEN min- utes. Most medicines act only on low- or l5owe1 but Adlerika acts on BOTH umier and lower bowel and removes all gasses `and poisons. Brings out matter you. never thought was in your system. xcellent for obstinate con- stipation. `Guards against appendicitis. Wm.- Crossland, Druggist. = I yuord Julian ignored the obvious" sar- _' casm. ` ` ||Tl'a an AAA nn{nnI:IAnnn J-Inns `via ' England that I am taken and hanged. he will magnify himself and ~- at the same time gratify his personal `ran- cour against me. I'll send him a mes-I sage offering` to surrender aboard his ship, taking Miss. Bishop and Lord Julian with tme, but only on condition that the Arabella is allowed to pro- ceed unharmed. It'sa a`ba1-gain that he'll accept, it I know him at all." ` Ye re surely daft even to think of it, Peter!" . - `|\TnI> an Hoff an qvnn uvknn en... Lnn. u"`11;Itc >ttu;o daft a/s you when you talk of fighting that; Before we've run another half-mile we shall be -within range." ` ~ fnlxrnrafnna at-unnn nlohnnod-AI. H...-... lflln . I Wolverstone swore elaborately, then lsuddenly checked. Out of the_ tail of his single eye he had espied a trim figure in graygsilk that was ascending . the companion. So engrossed had they been that they had not seen Miss 2 Bishop come from `the door_ of the pas- ! sage leading to the cabin. And there 3was' something else that those three i men on the poop, and Pittgimmediately below them, had failed to observe. Some moments ago Ogle. followed by [the main body of his gun-deck crew, i had emerged from the booby hatch, to ,fall `into muttered, angrily vehement (talk with those `who. abandoning the gun-tackles upon which -they were la- boring, had come to crowdyabout him. . Even now Blood had no eyes forl that. He turned to look at Miss Bish-I op, marvelling a. little. after the man-I ner in which yesterday she had avoid- ed him. that she should now venturel upon the quarter-deck. `Her presence at. this moment, and considering the] nature of his altercation With" Wolver- `stone, was embarrassing. ` Captain Blood bared his head and bowed silent- ly in a greeting which she returned composedly and formally. Xvhat in hnnnnning, T.m~d .TnHnn`? SDUKB .lI'UIIl Llle Sl[)_. _They are ships of the Jamaica fleet," his lordship answered her. , Qnfnvn vnnv-A nnnl ho nn fhnir 91 - 11$) U-ICU WLLIIIII 1'&.ll5|`.7, UFICIJ. Q5117. 1.! Wait! Blood bade him. interrupt- ing. and he set a. restraining hand upon the gunner's arm. f`There is, I think, a. better way. Mine is the safe and easy way. Put the helm down, he bade Pitt; I-Ieave her to.. and signal to them to send a. boat." A -As|-,,__ J ___L-.,.e_I_,,,,,,; 4.1: ,,,,,,- Conlpuseuly uuu Lurmauy. \Vhat is happening. L0rd5Julian? she enquired. . Au' H fn nnnwnr ham 2 third gun! SHE euquuw-:u a As" if to answer her a t1-iibrd gun` spoke from the ships. "l`hnv m-n shins nf the Jamaica sRiz_Rw11~-:_I_3u 'c_c->1:1.'1-:-5.1-:% ` Mop. and Thu'rs.,J 7.30v9.30 UL 1113 LCI'IlCS. That's it, Captain; advice. That girl, there." He flung out a bare arm .to point to her. Bishop s_girl; the [Governor of Jamaica's niece. . . .We K want her as a hostage for our safety. ' uA__-llI ' ____ ___.a .2. -1_.......... 4.1.... 1...... neat, l'!l8.yUU." ` V ,``And maybe it won't." Slow and` mocking came Wolverstone's voice` to answer the other's confident excite- ment. and as he spoke be advanced to B1ood s side. an unexpected ally. `if ye re counting on pulling Bishop's heartstrings, ye re a bigger fool, Ogle. than I've always thought you was. We've got to fight, my lads...." 1:l'nur no-n urn ficrhf I`I'l9Il`I9 {Irvin VVUVU SUI. LU 11511! u1_y l'c1.U...-- How can we fight, man? Ogle stormed at him. ' Then louder than before roared a gun away to.1e9ward. ' They are Within ra.nge,"'cried Ogle. TXYQH-1 Plnn hna Minn inf-or-v-n1\f_ 3 `-n'$U-""* ' Il |l See Colonel Bishop in H -over I lies to for him." !.llBel.," INS |ux'u:uup 'Lu5Wc1`cu ucr. Before more could be added, their at- tention was drawn at last to Ogle, who came bounding up the broad ladder, and to the men lounging aft in his wake . Blood confronted him. What's this?" the Captain demand- . ed sha.rply.~ Your station is on the gun-deck. Why have you left it?" "Ca.ptain, Ogle said. and as he spoke he `pointed to the pursuing ships, Colonel. Bishop holds us. We're in `no case either to run or fight." lt\n-In 1! nah-I ha ha I: unihn nnl nnl Derore nun. _ _ . ' Nor will that serve you," Ogle warned him, still more fiercely. The men are of my thinking, and they'll have their way. " Van: nnmn fn o-hm nvinn fhon dn tnave E11811` way." a i You come to give advice. then. do you?" quoth Blood, relenting nothing of his sterness. - um1...u.. 1+ rvn..+ni.-.- nanznn 'l'|hg+ ` gxyc: l.'U'd.l.'t caneers below. I Tfha o i\nr\1y31-1 | 08.11881`! UBIUW. .- _ - I It's a. providence having her aboard: `a providence. I-Ieave to, Captain, and Isignal them to send a. boat. and as- sure themselves that Miss is , here. Then let them know that if they at- tempt to hinder our sailing hence, we'll, hang the ddxy first and fight for it after. Tha.t'll cool Colonel BishoD's heat, maybe." .v Ana rnnvhn if mnn'f " Qlnw and ' no case eluler LU run U1` Llllln Ogle." said he, in a voice cold and sharp as steel. your station is on the gun-deck. You'll return to it at once, and "take your crew with you, or else Hom:n-;a`d:., l'Vl'ill;,'C:eo.m, Baker : or Wlgolg Wheat Threats will not serve. Captain." 3 Captain Blood sh hand closed over .the butt of one of the pistols slung before him. KY(\n urlll {Wan + nahsun vnn " (X011: ' T.;(y;!'.'. Linianrn hi um-.a vv --v_n...-av -v- V..- ......_..-_, . `roared in. chorus the buc- nl nvuy by her sons, Whatever rancour they may hold against the man who rules. her in their time." shrewd advocacy, he approved it. You should have spoken tothe crew. , Do you suppose now that this hon- orable service might redeem one who was a. pirate and a. thief?" Tf hn___.___nnnr1u vnnntmino Dnvo_l ~ .7 -.....u--u--u g-.-mason-vs Onions, small basket . . . . . . . . . . . .. Potatoes,_ bag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Potatoes, peck .. . . . . . Turnips tie Squash..... . . . . . . Celery . . . . . . L . . . . . . . . . . . '1 Marrows. each V . . . . Cabbage, head . . . . . . . . . . . . : .-3. . I Par:-3nips,`basket . . . . . . . . . . . .*` 20c 1 Carrots, basket . . . . . . . . . . . 15 1 White beans, pt. . . . . . . . . 10c, 3 ft Poultry, Butter and Eggs `I'\.-A.A.-._ :XY<`>X<>I<>X4>X<>X F1014 >X0I0I0I0I0X< -------wry: uurIIII\-I Despite the stormy weather, there was a. good supply of produce at Bar- rie market on Saturday and citizens looking for theireweekly supplies,Were .present in goodly numbers. Prices did not show Vmuch change. Eggs brought 55c~ to 60c, butter 40c, chick- ens 23c, and geese .25c. . Quotations were as follows: ' ..Vegeta.ble Market t\_,3__,-., 5` VAWETTTTT WT TTTTTTT g THE MARKETS >3 &&&m&&%&m&$&&m& ' SA'!"URD_AY MI\RK__ET 1\. o - - - - u - . . - o - - o . . Eggs , . . . . . . . .L . . . . . . . . . Eggs, ungraded, dozen Chickens . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fpwl, dressed, "lb. ., . . Ducks . _. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Geese ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cream, pint . . .' . . . . . Buttermilk, qt. .. `Apples; baskt A HOTWATERHEATING { PLUMBING TRY % {