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my Synopsis -R 2XXIV: Straw Akd- ig advîce from n~ urged by the tobacco sLII li h property. H is u)ly the farm for $2,OOO, Gold cen fr-ee - or Has- [nist the iaw n1e awns- lui tlenot ýef from De 'nusý through1- t, ft for mai a notion t- shersttf sirtigge pact is,1 I wShyou woldu't eve mentin thein agaîn. Becaisse therËe a b i hançe, in you do, thit some of thfe th-inïgsthtar yhvebn doue ini the vailiey milbt be la id at y-aur door. »I've told you bfoOreLndthaýt no cattienan had, anything t0 do,, with1 any of t1le fires or kiinlx the valiery!e Pelte Haskeill said hotiy. WC aim to protýect orintereSt iega!, sabe? That's jutht, wcve dloue .- and oniy t1hat. So fa'.... -But - "I don't blame aýlIY Iman fo: ik hing ovr the traces we bread andc butter istae out of his oti HIat-keli shot out. "I wolidnIl't ask auly manl to sit twd libsthrb wieBartie brinigs in sunre- farmeur5 ta qu,ýceze hlim out of bouse aud business !" 'Che sheriff scowled theu. "You're advising anybody to key his brad and house with the help of a ix- guni and torch are yu? "t'm lot tïi l Psu rive; to it. Meanwhiie INe got anather pasr of cards ta pay Might as well bc doueý nio-n'" As asei turned from thie bar he read the qpusions in Lande' eyes. "jitu going to s2e Russ, Bartie, he said. "Maybe 1 can get hini ta neet us- ove afa, And -if he won't?" akdLne IkeIl dcd flotanswer.He waik- cd out of tis saloon and don the dark, desued street like a maxi bent on a dreadcd crrand he knows is uselcss - anid stili mutst mnake an effor towrd isnsccess. A i ngtgowdl a wîudow of the bank wheRuss daope did bis businsswhen be was in town. Haýsll koccdand a lmani's shadow appe-ared ibehlllind te glass- pani2ellcd door. la,îkeli heard the spiug boitSUCdeback. He went Ai igno,ýrhIg the nman1 who haýd copenIed for hlm, and headed straight up tJe bank stoirs for Bart&%' office, wll iowing thiat he ,vis not weI- corne. Batewcnt wvitbh hirn and sat donat bis dcsk in eue corner of the roonu The sharp-eyed, fift- year-old nian, who was turnling gray a', the eu-e looked himself 110w. straight into thos 'lite lamndown-. er. Cattiemien won,'t takec this latest action of yor,,s sitiuig do,Vi B- rtl-, The banker lauighed shortly. "Then liailI can s;ee is that they'l have t a take it standing up7 "He drummmed ointh ledger with îlimpat-i- ent jfigers "Tat valley 's 1mine. Th-e iaw holds that. There isnohg -îou can, do ta uige that."' 1I kow. You know." Hfaskeil uchdforwa-,rd in his chair nnld spoker earnestiy. "Buit nmen can be dlriven ta bteak laws, Bartie. I've al- re-ady kept several of themn froil doing so -- tili now. But l'ni like s 1 di', the feeli t ouc o - est besnsin tf ; hey tiey-ers la ra'rb2tti hcy lost as,,lonýg as yýou iv oy friend(S lps', and di.roppear. Bi?ýl a'irH, ,riendship thi boy pftru, and I1would kreef up 7wih otidur lade ,Nkc. nMeais- tne tetti his ie ' tttde'f1 you fed i e h e np hurt StoP se-eing fie boy-be fo're yucorne 1 Tike hEin toonrnuch, Wiehrhe rgoes bo Il hr 0or liot, you -Elknwyuhaepae * Doli't let lnc iussle you * nto hlasty dlecisionis. it pays t *be sure.Ask AnlneHis-rt *lier atBo A, Room 21L 73 Ade- *laide st. WsToronito. Warning The teacher wias giving ahat talk ta lier claýssaxidwaue pupils nleyer ta isaoil or birdsý. "C(an yougiv- ,e me aninstance of the dangers ('f this, Bby"she aene boy. "YVes, l m;,ismyAunt Alice used to 'kiss her o. 'Adwhat h ee?"akdthie teachecr. "It de. brinýg t-wo mlore tl5 Sc ind iýssed from i;"tht rutflts bre ieCa He- giared at Hsei 't dIO youi any good, di< ixig vwil stop me. I'm si valiey a tobacco you any good, did iÎt? Dil ini four -n-ewinen then? 1N ac ordi ng A. Iry 1 egg inlto t) curdies, vrn away any iý soup- A. On-- hold it over piece of b should he oï peroxîud oc Jh with one-haif wat( fu, Q.How canT buesbtwveen the place, that have gray' A. Use a snal mk stains, froin method is tcq u-nes. of a smnali sulphusr. Th; b ,mmediately. D o n tihe lrnxibc- nUIphur. On Of a solution ýydrogen diluted r will be help- treat the hit bricks in a. fire- become a dfty To mnany of the rlgosfor-Mat- i5ts of fbis' day, Tesans appeared cas a revoliolnary. Bt hýe was knot thle eniemiy of prviu{yrveýaïed tth. EarlPi hoismsry he a- nounced, "Thhiknkfot that 1 arný c' 'ne te- destroy thelaw orth prophects; I airn notc-' orne to e troy, bunt to ulfl. e ae ready noted how jaess ulilDed prophecy oftsaal. So It wag withl ail the prophets amdihtý- ypjes and ~ ~ ~ ~ g-Vl shdw fteiwgvnby Moe.jesus ftillled thfem laiiiHis Persoi and Missin. There w no further need of ps nbulocks and Iambu.FI e adte aatonng sacrifce. jesus shlowedtia greatneýss c sisted in Scer%,ing, MHe gaýve ~ l hife a r-alsomllfrmay In the oast Passage w-e See ta hie wva,s flct oiytc erinmg but the offorer.lHe is a sysupathti high ptiest Ar he aatemptd in ail poi Utalks n unaru, et w»t. onit smi. "L'et u1s- reoecorne bofldly ntoth thî îroneof grarce, that we mayobt1%nmercy, and fit-idgrace onheW inime of nme4" AIilitese facts abut ess ýbe- corne very -ceai to us wenwe corne to Hlire rpentan1ce for Our sins aý dreceive Hlm as our Sav'l iour. He has pou-dsalva-tion for uls a, great ccost. Le usne '1cgltct it. ptudte ig- Dress for thse llmïateý, siy doe- lu I i i .U becauise you suifer IPeidk'tFEMiALE C drîvt 'out, or k ,rhai -v