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than doing Mam in the game 91d me me. ms in shame. old way, We admee wish we dune: undue 'm a mum £0 do better work man awn New designs. new gunman. new and unpaved tools and methoda‘ in fact» the most upetoedaua Marble and Gram-â€" its Works in this part at Outavio. Get. our wives and see our dealgns hetero purchasing. Shop and show rooms 11 85 13 Cam- bridge St... immediately north of Fire Made from Pure Lead' and Oil--- in the latest artist- ic shades, to be had in. any quantity. Lindsay Marble Works R. CHAMBERS. Prop McLENNAN CO. ‘5. Inn] and iHH.“ ‘H““h* h“" .“H H‘ a IA“ ‘1“). “:0“:th APRETTY PICTURE Is always worth Framing and you wiii often be surprise dat it’s appearance when Frame 1. We have juet received e lei-(e ehipment of American Moulding end rill (ire e Specie! no: Price on Work re- oei ed during the next month. Bring Your Picture In and lot a: quote you for 9. Fame on It. Rom-u. Henley 3m}? Kent M Anderson. MM HIGH-GLASS FURNITURE In mthm W um wmflM uhwk HF nghmmih hi- utHHHrMN u H H HMMHfi Mmhhm ma hum HHMH mu hmmui m AH Hwau imam Hw mu Hr Mum Hm tum Mm mu n Hum HF § Innswm mMath MM mum «mm 9% \HH h \ {HW’ Hwfiauw M «an MW EHHW gnu»! mummy! MUM MEN We M NH hm- ‘tzma M Mn N Hm mm mauaz an H mm W in NW M Wdl‘ \ \NMMN r N M“: W1 M H Ms M Ha 15' NH Mn lum- “gag H 9mm MM mini) m; _.._4__‘u, , IYIRY LIN! COUPLITI TH! FINEST RANGE OF GOODS IVER SHOWN IN THIS DISTRICT. in! the nut“ -AAAA WHEN IN TOWN TO CALL at Andeuon. Nugent b 003: and impact their new nook of Just at this time W in the most data as themastprodlglous‘fieai"ofhislon¢ career. With iuck it was bound to en- the execution had been so faultless that there seemed to be no pmslbillu of failure. To take his fair minded soc. with the mother’s eyes, into the game would be suicidal. The young fellow would turn from him forever. Bunse- mer never went so m- as to womb! vimm‘e Mme the honest blood h tb boy‘s veins nor to speculate on the on sin of the unquestioned integrity. He had but to recall the woman who bore him. the woman whose love was the only good thing he ever knew. the Wife he had worshiped while he sinned. For years and years he had piled his “wholesome trade in rephmtiehh. sometimes evading exposure by the hatreweet of margin and he had eethe te believe that he was eeehte to! all time to me But it was the “his Jeh“ that hreaght disasteh Just when it ieehed as though hheeees was headr- ed the eraeh eaihe fie barely had time to eetet hie tmeite. threw the de- hi-etive eeeeer late the eyes e2 his enemies and get away hem the aeehe et daegeh But he had been eiever and meeteemi eheggh to meld the x- Anton him and has! muavum mm. .. -v ,, penal that leekedaineritahle and ! who at! with colors trailing but uh: ruptured Perhaps no other man eeuld have ear- away. held them at hay until he could recover his breath and then defied them to their teeth. Definite their proof he bathed them. and virtue was not its own rewardâ€"at least in this instance. in leaving New York he hoped that. Elias Droom. who knew too much. might refuse to go into the new terri- tory with him, but the gaunt old clerk took an unnatural and malevolent de- light in clinging to his employer. He 1 declined to give up his place in the of- ‘ rice. and although he hated James Ban- eemer, he came like an accusing shadow into the new offices near the l | Chicago river. and there he toiled. i grinned and scowled with the same old 1 faithfulness. '1‘ first It was hard for James Bansemer to be have that his henchmen had not been mumkeh. Droom'a description of t 9 ad: certnlnly dld not correspond to what hit memory weaned. Inventi- gntlon. however. assured him that the cum in the mansion near the 1m PinnggLOrgans and Sewing Machines CHAPTER Vl. MW were the people he had known inNe' York. Bun‘semer took no one into his confidence. not even Droom. Once con- vinced that the erstwhile fireman was now the rich and powerful magnate. he set to work upon the machinery which was to extract pemonai gain from the secret in his possession. He soon learned that the child was a young wo- man of considerable standing in socie- ty. but there was no way for him to ascertain whether Frances Cable had told the truth to her husband in those dreary far west days. ” Bansemer was rich enough. but avarice had become a habit. The night from New York had deprived him of but little in worldly goods His lil got- ten gains came With him. and lnvesb ‘ments were inst as easy and just as safe in Chicago as in New York; Now hey“? u chance to wring s handsome sum from the rich woman whose only possession hsn‘heen lore when he first guum‘ It" .‘fihb‘l P935935!!!“ can In.-- .- , knew bet. u the gem! of Jane‘s emit; still remmed leeked up In her heart the were would be an easy eae. He. learned enough 9! David Cable. bewever. m knew that u be shared the teem the plan would be magenta and danfiélflm . . A J..." nun nan: him “DRIER!“ it was this uncertainty {but imp: him from calling at m Gable home: like». wise from writing «A mp yum might “'13? "W “In-lug .. ..i prove a meet disastrous tellyi Time 1 and eireumsteuee oould be his cull.)L Meade. and be was aeoustomed to the ‘ whims ei‘ both, lie reed ei‘ the dissent and entertainments given by the Co: ales and smiled grimly. 'i‘ime bod worked wonders for them. Seawall he knew. could undo all that ambition and pride had wrought. He could well afford to wait. However. he did not have long to wait. for his opportunity came one night in Hooley‘s theater. Graydon and he occupied seats in the orchestra near the stage and not far from the lower right hand boxes. It was during the busy Christmas holidays. but the 1 "star“ was of sufficient consequence to ‘ pack the house. The audience was no end of a fashionable one. Time and |again some strange Influence drew his gaze to the gay party in one of the lower boxes. The face of the woman nearest to him was not visible. but the two girls who sat forward turned oc- ,,__ Ah- .uullnnm LWV alt-u v... caslonnlly to look over the audience. and he saw that they were pretty, one exceptionally so. One of the men was gray haired and strong featured; the others were quite too insignificant to be or interest to him. The woman whose back he could see did not look out over the audience. Her maxim. #A_; .I- tatâ€"1607mm so marked that It liberate. At last he felt that her eyes were upon him. He turned quickly. True enough. for with llpa slightly parted. her whole attitude nugget-tire of in- tenae restraint. Mra. Cable was staring helpleaaly Into the eyes of the man who could deatroy her with a word. The one thing that tlnahed through nnnaemer‘a brain was the renllntlon‘ that she was far more beautiful than he had expected her to he. There waa a truly ariatocrallc lorellneaa la the rather plquaat face. and alte aadehla lily poaaeaaed "manner,“ Maturity had Improved her raatly. he couteaaed. with amen eatfltatlon: aae had heetl kinder than youth. He target the play. seldom taking his area from the hack which again had been turned to him. Calculating. ha reached the cohelaalea that she eaa hut mere thaa tart, years at age. 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Without. however. nnnwerins twuvuyvs v v -â€" v .â€" hls question e slowly and carefully closed the door. trled It vlgorously snd Jolned Bansemer at the shaft. With Broom words were unnecessary when sctlons could speak twghemmlves ,,Ag i.“ utuvuu \Vulu wry."â€" _- "sun living War In Wen: street. m. broom?“ went on Gmdon. thorough ly at homgwl‘thrtpe man whom he had “mm m chfldhm \m “‘9‘ m. sum There was a startled. 9W look tn M m. avenue. the Drive or Lincoln Park boulevard, but It’s just as swell u I am or ever hope :9 be." ‘â€" -L m-"- am In two: I-vrv -- __ “There’s nothing Vagalnst Wells street. butâ€"it got ashamed of 1nd! when It crossed the river.” . ‘ ‘ullll ll "a. an n.- Droom had rootiih mr n mllllnery nhop In Wen: ntmt. There mu n bedroom It the buck and n “mm. room“ In from. overiwllnp tho mm from tho mm story of tho building: at tho Mehnmw mm |I but mm to In. ems.» WI!M”PJ?"‘° ‘ M . hlLM|h|l. “WI, Ill ll.l “ul- u... _. --_ , “By George. the old chnp In nmmm homesick!" muttered he. “I mam think It mm In hlm.” . “IiIIn-Au ““H‘“ am"! "'3 "f u'ahdmami ln'ia mm. \gwnm «M mm am My 1%an mm m in“ mm «H cum mm; hemh mm. mmm an mm; “In an 96 “we won on“ um: My! Mum nmmm' arm: « Hum; m- mm mm» Wm! mum. M mm a! m woman an m MM! mm mm Who am chm”? at Wm W um “um taut» Mcmm um Mama av mm Mama m «m Vulnv pump!“ aA Mutt won «I uniâ€"Ad "I. h copio- ot “maul “Noam quaint Scriptural (lamina. cum-"tap at the Saviour and an alumna! comm! pain: which wanna-Ind the 3:3: of mun. Thou was $1“ I badly wu but Manned pot-mm of Dmu. don. In omen ut the u. at mum). 'rm- ponnlt won on. of NI orb-d pout uhan. no but! n has: boun- u wan I An..- :§6"3épT-Eaâ€"B} mae- m mod munch for me.“ an 559nm “mam mama“ th geranium- exi spite Dmom s on' the wmdow on Luv Wan-u-.. ., street. He watched over them all the tender oollcitnde of n lover. prising n l: mu nppenr when pauses to consider the vicious exi of the man. Dnoocn wu frugal. He was. In I n mher. If any one [and asked Dnoom was frugal. He was. In truth. a mlaer. If any one had asked him what he expected to do with the money as be was by nature. He had no reln. the to whom he would leave It. and he had no lncllnatlon to glve up tho hablt of anti» employment ma salary ..-....._.a On mum II-UILVI sun..- -__r - was small. but he manned to an: more than halt ot itator I “min: any." he he said. He did his railing and e:- perihiehtihg hr immune light and went to had by candlelight. having in few pehhieh it week in that way. The windows in N! apartmeht were 1* ; ed hot 9mm than once ll you lie was seldom hhllaeti to look through them during the duh and their gals duty at night was to provide volatilit- \ lion. and even that was ehunmteriatlea all: women fit: was l than of habit. hot hahlth. A pipe at alum me his only Mil of dissipation. it was not too far for him to walk ham mm till: one» at «Quinn and he mummy did no hit-- lm the .miher was extremely “as pleasant. fie methadieal van he that ,; _.-u....l nm- nnv all" h , urn"... V he never had walked over any other bridle than the one in Wells meet coming end going. hair will was black end snaky. hie teeth wen on yellow and logged u they were in the seventies. and hi: eyes were a: blue and ugly on ever. no more or Droom’e private tron-ne- tionl than it knew of Bunnetner'l. Up in the horrid little apartment in Weill street the queer old mu could do a he willed, unobserved end unonnoyed He could pursue his experiments with wtranae chemicnls. he could construct odd devices with hie kit of tools. and he could let 0!! on endless amount or ‘ inventive energy that no one knew he "WWW; 5W1 WW5 hum." mum an am: um. mm a mum. "an! m m N! W,,”1S§“M.§PI 31'- Inn“ run I “."wm mm "6d "iii ti Nu" m M ‘m m I" m I “WM N am hm Wm MOWlMIM a Wounnwmwmuwm M» then- 0“ ””299” 1...-.. "'7' '71er- "Do yau £35m” to: an mar um GRIN”. "00":ng 19! Ian M thou. a! .uavwmmmoom. cu mm «aw- «sq: ttut'l when I m" I“ tho mg, hm unw- â€"V_' 7 I from or the 0111c. us 0!! with bl; Ion! 19 Wells street midfie- lald nude everflhlnf m u .1 ”Mm. um «um Mun \ N M W A... the 25th day 'of W. send by post prepaid to Diarmid 4: Weeks, of Li ‘tario, solicitors for t duce the same before me at chambers at the court house, in the town of Lindsay, on the 27th day of March. A.D., 1909, at eleven o‘- clock in the forenoon. being the time Appointed for adjudication on the ‘claims. } hated the 25m day of February, FRIDAY. HARCH 19,â€"! news, auctioneer, cram “Bidâ€"Fol“ Coughs . , “M‘M‘Hl‘! zmammxu mwm ”worn of um mm A. .t4. 1‘: m 9‘ com 9. hasten. M WEAK PNM'MOMA OFTEN FOL"â€" 0‘t‘lm‘v. A‘ C. (Nahum. mi me “m ’ ”a ‘l ELL!" 0‘“ A {HERE CVRN AND W “EDNEfiDAY. law“ 13‘. new. auctioneer. “mum XN\"l-«~‘R=l\‘-.ul,1._\‘u conmwrwn , . rum attack and mmlmmuu. (mun-L (fuL‘GuH, QA‘I‘ARRH‘ pgfl‘V «1 Ronald (‘M‘M‘t W mm mm at one “We Una or "w wow wmm of the old age it \an dimming chronic cough. Golda settle on the cheat. are «roar» 1y "0th with draw-laden and mom “cake-um: syrups. out! Mm war to your the condition has grown worse. Formerly the cough v- an away when fine weather come. but now had weather makes it worse and flu m racking. tearing. coughing make life a burden. "lulu: u“ w ._ Ilemrse you are old is no reason for suflering with everlasting cough- inkâ€"”I080 terrible chest troubles and difficult breathing can be thoroughly cured with Catarrhozone. You sim- ply breathe the healing vapor of 0a- torrhozoue and instantly its rich balsamic fumes are carried by your breath into the tiniest recesses of the nose. throat, chest, bronchial tubes and lance. __ 49â€"Aâ€"b Lug-Oh- IUD“ uuu u... .. ., . Just think of itâ€"a direct bmth-‘ able medicine. full 0! soothing unti- septic pine essences that reaches every sore congested membrane in two seconds. No drugs to takeâ€"no-‘ rest, safest cough, catsrrh and cold cold remedy ever devised. ‘ Mrs. H. E. Wslford. wife-of a, well- lmown grocer in East Shemeld. writ-I es: ”For three years I sunend‘ with a hlrd racking cough and bron-J chtal lrrltstlon which annoyed me so much st night I couldn't sleep. I tried many remedies, cstsrrh tablets sprays, syrups, etc.. but they only xhelped me for a short time. Courth- lozons brought me wonderful comfort from the first. I tnhslod its bal- slmlc fumes every hour or two and un now free trom any trace of cold. bronchitis and cotsrrh. I can go ._... a- .n kan of weather and do um now free from any trace bronchitis and cunt-h. I out In all kinds of Weather not take‘ cold." A “Illa WEI: uuuuu 'I‘horo In no remedy so vermin nml safe as Catnrrhozono. but bum; a good remedy it in Inflated. MN 0! the nubsbltutor. Lame Ontarrh- anom- luau two months. price .1 : manner glue Me. and 606. All rollo- Mn dealers or the Cnurrhmone Pm Mummy“. out. mm IIII‘MI'I‘Y HHIIIIIIIH. *I‘IIII IIIIIIII- MI‘ III 0‘ MM IIHII‘ IIII IIII-IIIII *MII MIWNI N1 IIIIHIIIIIII III I II II~III III: mm M II "Mark IIIIIIIIIIIII NI In II‘IIIIIIIII IIIIII III‘IIIIIIIII. IIIIII III- I II AL “I“ II‘I'IIIIIIIII and II I‘IIIIIIIII. IIIIII an Inn WIIIH III III IIIIIIIII III I ll IIIIIIIIQ IIIII HM III IIIII IIIIIIIII III HIIIII II (‘UMIM IIIIII HI! MIMI. 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Gertley, tot 6. on Sale at one o‘clock. i“ ‘.“i . _ hm mm “In: Moran: hip um WEDSESDAY. lurch 17. m Nua- lsewen. “New. human unto m tum angel: and impMneMa. mew“ WEDNESDAY. 1A3 CH 17. inn“!- ’7 ._â€".â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"-â€" Fimmm WIFVIME or new. on the G.T.R.. a Store This building in ' central in the village: has been as a grocery. For pgrticulara ap- nlv to C. Chittick, Lindsay. [ardent Bhorthom for we. Ten bun. tram six munths ‘0 time your old. good breeding and heavy milking 5mm. Price. my. Ad- dress Thomas Graham. Port Perry. Minnaâ€"n? THE WATCmIAx- finder. the {uncaring copm «I buck numbers (Miles): Nov. 12. 19. ’8. an MA 10 find 17.1119." an mulmfi go commen- the. Mrs. SOC.-tm5- o APPLIOAI‘IOI '1‘0 PAR - LIAIII'I‘ Mum nu new» mm mm M .w Mum“ HM be man in Mn ham :3“! U! M! ”NH“ M UMan a t‘lflrmt‘flflmuw* H C M W l Q hmmmu I‘ IhArtlkm:*t\$i!oq1n h ! I 98 RHfl'HflH :MM Mum . “1. MI W 694m I‘M Mk I“ N~Muhr fim‘mstfi?‘ ‘4 Sim? M H mm»: m NH Hmmhu «n hu NM in" NW! N “W MWHIMH l wwufi!’ mu. m um .... M MW 1 Durham bull culvu that I have ever ofl'ered for some time. They are ‘ "- ‘â€" ‘nn rant“- 1907. These are an kind of tie that "pay the rent." Tl: N NMM"W‘|W ‘NM Hm :me fl: «N am In! H zul mm In. vi a mum MMMM 9“ “um [um my...‘ mm mm flaws-r» an mam: W» y am an "V“ ”their (wide: tux Mllamd «at llwtu g" at Um alt/cud: u worm! lxlnncv Myuu Wlnl \n "ftlt mm filmne I the Ma mwn:hlno: Vwerum . lumen. kw hm dbhe Hurriwn lumin- '21:}: “stratus; “31w“ “1) Md 0! Vikki M0 qmnuue- am no ”thm F VELLK will Man of "I D-OL ”I h u I“. then township! m ma data ”"31.“ r our ‘” Du “dd-1.2mm! in '3 WI. mm “It”: Iannm a SON. manLx $ '“P‘.” Null 0 .. fi‘fi' ‘ gfififiafl nieveaalnu“ P “Jmu‘af for th: "wfi w éfi'PA'yiS "‘3’ 11‘ “a m mung} vmnlm. 1(‘9 ()pa' WIN!h M ”M3933. Shorthorn’s for Sale .“Ct [weer ~ 'u‘e property 0‘ lot 6. com 14’ :3. Sale at one y ‘flth Hah’ R! “hl I (am; adm‘"‘strfl MARCH 16 lflbsfi‘v Bunk M‘t ml» Ifl mmu‘ Uh? pru- _ .L humus-on. m‘ “5‘9 '1‘. 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