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No charge for ezftraction when plates are order- om, Reduction In Prices A LARGE AMOUNT of private lamb to loan. 4; to 5 per cent. WM. STEERS, Solicitor, Dominion Bank Building, William-sf... Lindâ€" say. DR. NEELANDS, dentist, Lindsay. Extracts teeth without pain by gas (Vitalized Air) administered by him for 26 years with great suc- cess. We studied the gas under Dr. Cotton, of New York, the ori- ginator of gas for extracting teeth. Dr. Cotton writes Dr. Neelands that he has given the gas to 186,- 487 persons without an accident. Dr. Noeland uses the best local pain obtunders. Beautiful artifiâ€" cial teeth inserted at moderate prices Please' send a postal card before coming. Office nearly 0P? posite the Simpson House. DR. F. A. WALTERS, dentist,'Lind-c say. Honor graduate of Toronto Ifnivertity and Royal Coll-ego of Dental College. All the latest and improved branches of dentistry successfully performed. Charges moderate. Office over Gregory's Drug Store, corner Kent and Wil- liam-sts. E W. H. GROSS, Dentist, Lindsay, Headquarters for good Dentistry. Member of Royal Dental College, Ont. DR. SUTTON, dentist, Linds'ay, Hon-n or graduate of Toronto UniverSity and Royal College of Dental Sur- geons. All the latest improved methods adopted and prices moder- ate. Office over Andersen Nu- genL’S opposite Veitch's hotel. uE UNDERSIGNED are prepared to loan money on farm, town and Nillage PFOPertY. at; very lowest rates Of interest, private or com- My funds. McSWEYN a; WE;- DON' SolicitorS. ecc., Ontamo Bank Building. cor. Kent. and Wil- ham-51:8,, Lin . Inv 0m every Monday, DR. A. GILLESPIE, C. A. and 8.1), Office and residence comer of Limb say and Russell-sts. Licentiate of Royal College Physicians and Surâ€" geons, Edinburg. Licentiate of Midwifery, Edinburg. Special at, tention given to Midwifery and dis.- eases of women. Telephone 98. 0 BORROWERSâ€"we Ewe? on real ma ». H. HOPKINS, Barrister. 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THE WATCHMAN-WARDER, FEBRUARY 12m. 1908; O’Connor. . and S. .0 nose um said Rauty. "I dare say- I an" very pretty to look at just no" but never mind, a. good scrubbing will set it all right. And now set 60129 “Bui tell me first wha pened. I won't screw- good]: plgadetLfi-minie. l._ __AA badly, and Pet'é gone for the doc- (or. Now, flon't go crying, but light a candle, and Mantra. tn}! get . ‘LL2__- . started back with .‘ saint cry 0! terror, when the lit“ 9" the black faces of the b0”- “Hush. Erminief Si“ no ”me ooapandwatei- tilllwuhallthil black on? belore the doctor - mes." A:_' Before Rarity could burst. out with a. speech more vigorous than proper, the door was softly opened, and Er- minie, like a stray eeraph in her white flowing dress, stood before them, with a. pale face with undefin- ed apprehension, and exclaiming, with clasped hands: "0 Rarity, something has happened what is it? I could not sleep after Pet loft, and I felt our. wmething was going to mâ€" We" logo: l-‘vnâ€"r. “Belay your jawing tackle!" roarc'd the admiral, in a. voice like distant thundqr. “Deed. I won't den! Does yer tink 1’: no sort‘ 0’ stcem for myself to go lettin’ in men dis hour de night? I hasn’t lived forty odd years to come to dis in my ole ages 0' life." And down the windqw_went with a “A mighty polite beginning," mut- tered Rantyâ€"then raising his voice-â€" “It’svme Lucyâ€"Ranty Lawless." “Ugh! might, have known it was a Lawless ! Never seed Such a ram- pageous setâ€"Comin’ and rousin’ peoâ€" ple out der beds dis hour '66 night. Fust de sister. den de brudder; fast dc ’un. den de udder," scolded Lucy, uncomciotas she was making poetry; “what in de name of Marster does yer want?” A,, _-LI:_I” v “To get in, you sooty goblin!" shouted Master Ranty, in a. rage. “Come down and open the door, and let us in; don't stand there asking let us in; quc§tions.” Ranty knocked, and again the win- dow up above was raised; and the same sable head, a. second time arous- ed from its slumbcrs, was protruded, and in sharp, irritated tones, deâ€" manded : “Tixx'ho’s dar now, I’d like ter know?” "All right! I’ll fix it up; trust me to get up a. Work of fiction found- ed on fact, at a moment’s notice! Hére we are at. the cottage. Now for it!" “No. no. Ranty. boy! Stick to the truth; every lie you tell is recorded in the great log-book aboveâ€"" here the admiral removed his glazed hat rcxcrently. “Say he was shot ao- cidentallyâ€"” “On purpose,” interrupted Ranty. “Or say he was shot by mistakeâ€" so he wasâ€"you know.” “What will I say. then." said Ran- ty; “suppose I tell her he and I were fighting a. duel in a. peaceable, friendâ€" ly sort of way. just to keep our hand in, ch ?” “1! old Mother Ketura. finds out Firefly has shot her boy. there’ll be mutiny among the crew,’ said the admiral in a. mysterious whisper; “don’t. tell her." “Keep her round a. point or 30," said the admiral, thought-fully; "-I see breakers ahead!" "Where?" asked Ranty, looking in- voluntarily in the direction of the 4m nrsp m its no ran. along beside his amicted nephew. -“It’s my opinion Beams or some other of them old fellows, has hadahandinit, allthrough," said Ranty, with another Whowl otgrief. ‘YIZheway of it, yousee. uncle Harry Was-this: Bet would go to Dismal Hollow this morning. in spite of all we would say or do. We told her there were savage ne- groes in the woods Who would send ‘ her to kingdom come as fast as they 1 would look at her; but it was only a heaving away of breath and elo- quence, to talk to her. Go she would, and go she did. Well, I perâ€" suaded Bay to play a practical joke on her, by blackening our faces and waylaying‘ her on her road/home, to sm- whether or not she was as cour- ageous as she pretended to be. Ray consented, and we stopped her here; and by George, ‘beiore we knew what we were about she fired at Ray, and then dashed of! before you could say ‘Jnck. Roblnson.’ Ray fell like a stone, and I, with a yell like an In- dian wan-whoop, rushed up to him,‘ and raised him up, and asked him if he was killed. He said 'no.’ butj that he thought he Was pretty bad-‘ ly wounded in the shoulder; and I could feel his coat all wet with blood. It I had been a grown-up man, the way I would have sworn at Pet, just then, would have been a caution; but as I waSn't. I contented myself with wishing I had hold of her for about five minutesâ€"that was all! A little later, Ray went and fainted as dead as a mackerel; and there we were, left like the two ‘Bahes in the Wood;’ and I expect Ii! 9 those unfortunate infants, the mums might have made us a grave, if you hadn't come- along in the nick of time to my relie1.I didn't like to leav'e" {poor Ray wounded, and h lpless, and alone there, and I couldn't carry him home; so I was in just the tallest sort of a fix I ever want to be in again. So there’s the whole story, preface, marginal notes, dedication and all. (Continua hon Plan 4.) ALL FOR LOVE â€"__.°.V wanted vixen wovhds scream. I’ll be my -1 y seraph in her ass, stood before face with undefin- arfd exclajming. that’s no reason why 1 snoum xouuw his land. Now, sir, let me hear no mine of this. As the son of Judge Lawless. you. should look {or better companionship than the grandson ol an old gipsy." - ----,J ___- end to his worthless life. I never liked that boy, and I command you instantly to cease your intimacy with him. If your uncle chooses to make a. fool of himself, adopting every beggar-'8 brat for a. protege, that’s no reason ' by I should follow Ezits?’ 'h'e Added. with . w. "No, he didn't acid Ranty, stoutâ€" ly‘ ”andhocouldknock thcmintol D cockedhat. itnotrurther, too! Bay Germaine’s a. tip-top (allow, and I shouldn’t. wonder i1 he’d he s prai- dmt some day. It will homecomi- try’a loan it be ain'tâ€"thst'a n11.” "Silence, air," thundered u:- then." said manta. uturdib- "Th6“ isn’t a‘fioy tram Kaine to Louisiana a better fellow than Bay GW‘ He can beat me at everything he “‘3‘ his hands to. from mathematics down: to pulling a stroke-oar: and there wasn't another boy at school 110 couldn't. knock into I. cocked ha. " _1_ ll His son and heir, Master Ranty, had ensconced himsell in a. velvet- cushioncd easy chair; and with his feet on a stool, and both hands stuck in his coat pockets, took things very coolIy indeed. - IA __ _L__“j as a. general thing, on his gentleman- ly urbanity; but on the prescrit oc- casion be quite forgot all his customâ€" ary politeness, and paced up and down in a. towering passion. Judge Lawless was in a. rage! I! you have eVer seen an angry lion. an enraged bear, or a. young lady when “her mantle pinned awry," you may conceive in some measure the state of mind in which that gentlemen tro'd up and down his library floor, while he listened to Ranty's account of Pet's exploit the previous night. Judge Lawless was a man of lorty or so, and had been a widower (or five years. His face was not perti- cularly preposscssing, though ex- tremely handsome; his haughty, su- percilious expression, his cold, and somewhat sinister cym, and slightly sensual mouth, were, on the whole. rather repelling. He prided himself. and say I ain't coming home until to-morrow. As I've shot Ray. I'm going to stay here- and nurse him; so be 0!! !" “Ranty, go home," said Pet; “we don't want you. You can tell pupa, it he asks you, how it all happened, ed. with many groans and grunts, Ringbone, and wcnded his way, lol- lowed by his three valoroua hench- men, to the White Squall. The docto} nodded, and rode on; and then the admiral, seeing he could be of no use in the cottage, mount- The doctor now gave a. few direc- tions to Erminie and then took his leave. The admiral {alloved himto the door, and whispered: "Doctor, will you just stand on and on around‘here, till the lad in there gets seaworthy again? I'll stand the dmnagcs, and don’t you say anything about it." if ”Oh. I'm so glad," said Pet. draW- ing a. long. deep breath; and 'drop- ping into a chair, she covered her face with her hands. ”Don't be afraid, little blankbird '! Master Ray’s as good as half-a-doz- en dead people yet. All you have at to do is, to nurse him carefully or a. couple of weeks, and you'll see him alive and kicking as briskly as ever by the end of that time." The wound was in the shoulder ;. and the doctor, with very little dif- ficulty, extracted the bullet, dressed the Wound, and proceeded to admin- ister reStoratlves. Then seeing Pet's white, terrified face, and with black eyes looking at him no beseechingly. he chucked her good-naturedly under the chin. and said: ”Hope not; can't tell just yet." said the doctor, as he proceeded to rip up Ray’s coat-sleeve, and remove the saturated coat. mi :32: m,“ "M“... "‘3. m - ”a mam. white he lay. like one already den - The: Ruty. with s {we shining from the combined influenwe of sinâ€" cere grief. end a severe application of soap and water, went to the door to see, like Sister Annie in “Blue- beer'd,” it there was ”anybody com- ing.” Very soon he returned With the welcome intelligence that. he heard the tramp o! approachins harm; and the next moment. Pet burst. wildly into the room, followed by a. grave. ol'd baldâ€"headed gcntlc‘ manâ€"the physician of J udestown. “O doctor, will he die?” passion- ately exclaimed Pet, looking up. with a. face as white as Raymond's OWn. CHAPTER XX. Pct’seye. flashed 090nm. andhermmmmednlookotn- solute What-II. said nothing. -"I luvs racked thadou. It. I..mlea.."n.idthejndge mun; him-at. magnodkothwghtynir mmtyquuovmwm; ‘to aendyouimmedhtelytondlool. 1 mksomethneagotna who tannin-hm mall-huddle“ prom-ed mmmm WWW“ mfi Wmmmmmm .w “WWW ”Magi Pet; ‘v'vnomorc that; mi in a strungb er. And if I was s young lady. and vent and that u young man. I cuflxt to help to nuns him tell again, I should think." "What you think, 18. 1"”; h of very little consequence. ullov Inc to tell you. Your duty is to do u I ”5'. Without main; to ask questions. I have him «mud your wild, rude conduct. and and: ovary mom {or your want at mwmwmmmuy "I am not in the habit of zivlnz reasons for my conduct. “188 1‘" less." said the mate- '"WY; "5‘“ inthialnstancelwillm.ithex- ceedingly unbecoming In a. young My mnumgyoufihwhobgm “No; but it shall be the last.” laid the judge, rising sternly. "1 comâ€" mnnd you, now, to go no more to that. cottage. I! you dam to db- obey me. it will be at your peril." “Why. where's the harm of going. I want to know ‘2" demanded Pct. in- to her. No other young lady wodld think for a. moment or such a thing." "We", I ain't} yo_ung _lady."' said “No doubt. The race 0! Joan D'Arc is not quite extinct. I see. How will you like to have your name bandied from lip to lip till it. be- come a. common byâ€"wor'd in every low tavern and hovel in Judo.- “Well, I shouldn't mind. I like to be talked about: and it. isn' t the first time I have given then something to talk about, either." “Yes, I do." said Pet; "and so would you and everybody elseâ€"i1 I had only shot. a. real nigger. instead of Ray Germaine. It wasn't my Inuit. I'd just as lie! shoot one as t'otha’." "Well. Miss Petronfl'la. LawlesS." begun the judge, in a measured sar- castic tone: "no doubt you are very proud of last night's achievfcment. think you have done something ex- cessively clchr nowâ€"don’t you ?" “Will I? Wait till you see," to torted Pet, as gathering up her rid- ing-habit in her hand, ehe prepared to iollow the servant upâ€"etelre. With his face contracted into an awful frown. destined to strike ten- ror into the flinty heart of his eel!- willed little heiress. the judge sat, awaiting her coining. In she came. her hat cocked jauntlly on one side other saucy little head; her round, polished boyish forehead laughing out irom betwwn clusters 0! short, crispy, jetty curle; her black eyes all a-blnze with anticipated defiance; her rosy mouth puckered up, ready to vindicate what she considered her legitimate rights. Not the least daunted was Pet by her father’s look. as swinging her riding-whip in one hand. she stood erect and iearicsa be fore him. The judge, tram the wmaow ox we library, saw his son and daughter approach, and flinging himself into the lounging chair Ranty had vacatr ed. he rang the bell and ordered the servant who answered his summons to send Miss Petrbnilla upâ€"smirs di- rectly. __ .. h .- awn-Ag. "Now‘ you'll catch it. Pet." towed Rainy, with a. man chuckle. A rapid gallop of half-nn-hour brought. them to Heath Hill. a gent.- ly-eloping eminence, on which stood an imposing mansion of gray sand- stone, the aristocratic home of J udge Lawlws, the one great pot'entate o! Judmtown and cuvirong. - ‘4‘. “I don't know about that." mut- tered Ranty, springing into the sad- dle. "People ain't got out o! attics so easily as you think." uuuulv. ‘ law A'- “Oh well, it I'm to be turned out I suppou I must. " said Pct. taking her Int. “I'm ready. Good-bye, muffle, I_'ll be back after dinner." A AL-.-A ‘I..‘ H nun-6- ~ "0 Pet! don't. stand b'othering hero 0.11 day." broke in Ranty. impotient 1y. "I've got to bring you how. any way. and I suppose you thinks {allow has nothing to do but atuy hero and wait till you're ready. Fa- ther will halt-minder you 11 you don't come right straight along." "Yes; go Potâ€"please do." pleaded fiminie. "I had rather you would." .0 “pet, go hon; W all IO. n. his first bun-qua “1““- “I won't thenâ€"not a. step!" “55 thq obstinate Pet. “He'll be and you With I. hoflo' whip mighty suddm 11 You don’t," said Ranty. “I wish you could so. how he's been blazing ““3 all the morning. I reckon he's stamping “D an! down the library yet. nursing hit mmwkeepnwarmtiuheseu hold or you." _ _ “wâ€"rw. "In! I knot thltl I'm in (or scolding, m way. so I may as w: "Well. " aim the disrespecuu! vix- en,"i1 he’s a. mind to set m4 10* nothing, I can’t help it. I sha'n’t "0 Pet! you'd better." said E‘- xninie, anxiously. “II-'11 be so such ry. lean tnkecuoolnay. you “no": and your father will scold you arm." earn it. a. sheep as o. lgunb, you know. _â€"' night. '3; can be hung (or Mmmummt . mt on. andwcnt_ont. mmmmumedoor. Imam-www.mumsdo- bulutbctwoenumm. - p,,A*‘ Yawning, Willa! cottage. In tonal]. Ray flushed and feverish. with Pet and Erminio sitting on either dd. o! mtmmnotpmwu Eton: the window 0! the his son and daughter malicious Flt-r. tux-(p.43 baa-Bum RBI-cu ER“. in. bcnflo 80' I». in 19 Eorl..§§«flo§§ §§I~FE<QB¢§§ §.§oflgln§fi§ figigtaroai Pa'uubuayuumileruntil dinncrwuannouncod.mkh¢ “P “Mannheim“ take withha'toochool. ' 'Grutmthomotmâ€" ty,vhenuthedinmublohhhr (unanimous tones. announced WWWVIQ Pet. mum “henna“ gummy-gig_harphtc.nndbo- .__.I_; l‘ M outside, than 0. change most. wonder- ful to behold came over the spirit of her dream. Upflcwtbelongcye lashes. reveding the dancing eyes, all ablaze with the anticipation of fun and trolic; erect. towered the little tomulhewrnedzendlecingche door. applied her thumb whet none. flourished ha- tour finger- tn ega- ture more expressive than elqrult. and ‘Ilu w”â€" “Oh! won't I be good. though! won't I be, lady-like! won't I {or- corn: friends! won't I be.” q "~ and gentle. and good, Mandyfi‘ mite c saint out 0! me ”MIA won't I be a pocket-edition of ‘St. RouoIUml' Wholwon't; thc.'I ~ "Ya, sir," murmured Pct. "Very well. I hope you do. Go now." With be: long lashe- still drooping over her wickedly-scintillating eyes. he: finer still stuck in her mouth Pet neatly walked out of the august “him-" and closed the librq‘! A street of fiery red flared across the dark teen 0! Pet. and her black eyes flew up. blazing indignantly at this insult to he: (fiends. But the next moment she remembered her role, and down (ell the long lashes again; and Pet stood as meek and demure beiore him as e kitten or: the eve of scratching. x "This is all, I believe, Kiss Lewv less," said the judge resuming his customary. suave blendnese. and feel- ing intensely proud of his own achi- evement in having awed into submit?- sion the hitherto deuntleee Pet. "You may go now, and it you have my trifling preparations to make h'o- lore starting, you will have sumcient time before dinner to accomplish them. 1 shall expect. when we reach lire. Hoodie'e, you will try to behave yous-sell like a young lady, as my doughta' will be expected to ho m little daughter. “You my cell in, {or a_mon1ent, as we go past, and. say good-bye; but once in school, you will form new acquaintances among your own standing in society. and drop all the low connections you have formed around here. The daughter 0! Judge Lawless," said that gentleman, drawing himself up, "is qualified, by birth and social po- sition. to take her place among the highest and most exclusive in the land, and must forget she ever neoâ€" ciated withâ€"pauper! !" _ tannely relieved. too. i! the truth ust be told; (or in his secret hqrt ' o dreaded 0. “teens" with hissfbrâ€" "Very well. sir, " said Pet, may: "I supr Jae I can't help it, and haw got to pm up with it. I don’ t know as 1 should mind going to school, either, for a, changc.1la.ny't . call and see Erminlc belore I so,” papa?" "Hem-nun ! allâ€"I'll see about it." said the sudge, rather perplexed by this unusual submissivenese, and in. mu! you am very moor; You need dresses and various other thing! I know, which I am not altogether qualified to procure; I will. there fore, leave a sum of money in the hands of Mrs. Hoodle, mflcient to purchase you a complete outfit, and such other things as you may want. It is useless for you to remnant-ate. 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