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ther 'amon s o mis- Senpls of months ago ¥ a le of th first come along to! my 3 Haterested. | « : 1 oosived ou Sy ifords i Wa iH wise { a tabet 1, FE ore olse.. i theh = . 8 soiisady ide pecially on vial tr iter AE alee t Lana A ion - » Asetion, aud' re on one oh uy 'Land Con' Ltd Regina, , Saskatchewan, 1t" was that fact which 'caiised me to suspect you." Bn me? Did you helieve guilt, of murder". + "I did not then know that mur- r -- been committed... AN that (was known was that the heinsto the ¢ "fthrone had. mysteriously disappear- ined to. a but soon k da year or two I was of age oo es facts to| 5% ot returned to Li Wo, We. may by ale v ) ' she answered. : Able had 'my fill of life | fed. "The terrible truth I have just earnt from your lips.' The discov- ery that the little gift I had made fo him ° Was' in your possession fill- J me. with' icion, ahd in order 1 solve the mystery I'invoked the ad of the police agent attached to hss, and' invited both of Fon. aout 4 fia nie ia meal: Jou: Eola A somambar. ih your hiring -key, A ormits search, the re- { which conyinced us both that havd .. in We missing 'however, w ey having then returned from 1 is search at Essex Street dentally struck' your head blow 'on: the corner of 'the ntel-shelf.. This blow, so that they were compelled to to the hdspital, appar-|, your brain, for 'when in a month later you opal vacant in mind, recollection ari od oi marvs tious. that. you -- terly in ignorance of Tol : 2 sh still 'gazing deeply. into told me how you loved "Toving 'yout in' return; npon a h slandestine en: t| Belt is a little over n{ this tract was JEL Testorn HER ut a th {bg ( EE HE 5 THE AUCTION: 5 atoun & sabi Sheran: Co.'s og He katoon ToPW "tire price oth 1 "rallro i hi Jou Buy your tig! dey any' oon. A area Land ia: . That, ARN : title Is tro {p ment wil} be the fr bet a he bt iin, boing a 3a lowi Jhs, igs the purchase price with the parcel may be put up again or withdraw Ltd, had the wise ewin in prairies fropt sale. ST 'ylel om. oa ad ot it out Ryusei. acre; bar 20 to 50 Dushela per acre--and a 80 on, Pete Raton Fon mo Sn ork of Sale C Other. + One Orop Will More Than Pay For the Land, ve TN The average Saska to '35 bushels to 46 kB Every Prehaser of 160. Soies or mote of The H Th dana 4 wit it il Rl me uw Rear. The 11, .t t to buy point a; tod--ifs agen + Bg) Sompany 86 "8d ay ou 4 Tent to wit FE any recelve re nas returm toknty. I'S also. t an 1nd Ucement 18 fund. of Tr rs» paid hoth For further' jntotmation, Hotels, ste. write Land Co.'s land will have the e rans paid back et on the .¥ery 'low hom all the roads give, and'ye you to come t 'When Durcnnatn our ratlroad ticket, 1 x railroad receipt fron . " Railroad Rates, Excursions, Eto. ws Se Lfmber, 29 rn issue homeseckers' ety Se te o Hogtnn, articula for points in' Ontario your ticket agent Tn foam Ask >] to and from Regina, mo Make our office there your headgquart td., City of Regina, Province of Saskatchewan, Canada 3 then related haw for the 'past month I had been closely watching hér, and repeated the conversation I'had overheard at Hull between her and her visitors on the previ- ous night.' {The woman, after leaving my service, has, it soems, somehow be- Sino anagent: of the Bulgarian Government. She knows the truth,' che said degisively, "We must ob- tain it from her," 'It was'a woman who struck the ince down I" T exclaimed you aig, "Of that T am certain. y love reflected for a brief in-. stant. 'Perhaps,' she said, ips wo- n was jealous of the attention he Bala me.' Fer unary well: guarded, but even with the cost several times what it is, the expense i8 well worth" while, cons sidering the value of the mature timber and young growth thus' saved. AL STONE GARRIERS OF INDIA. Laborers With Whom Machinery; Cannot Competé. Recently an interesting water ims pounding scheme has been carried" to successful completion in-south- ern India at the Mari-Kapave gorge upon the' Védarati Riyor. 4 i Mysore State. When constructional "work was 'in ull swing: more than 5,000 natives were employed and the undertaking . offered a novel and interesting ex- | dfple | Fess Costly to Protect Forests Than, Plant New 0figs. '1"Prevention iwbetter than cure. Ai new application of 'the 1d #aying may be made in considering fores- try policy. In this case the saying nmiay be expanded into domething like the following: ""It'is better to prevent forest fires (and = 80 'save many thousands of dollars' worth of valuable timber). than to try to remedy the evil by planting trees to fll the places of those destroy- CONBCious-- | of Five dollars per acre is the mini- mum price given by forestry experts for forest tree planting ; and the price 'ranges from this up to $1. per acre and more. When the lower figure is taken she. bagia, of calculation, the Planting 'of dne!' dqtidrd mile will cost; $3,200; #&o plan ten square miles will require $32,00,0 and the planting up of a township six miles square (urea, thirty-mx uare miles) will Teduiry the" experi ture of $115,200. «figures 'are apt tu make one ston and think before advocating extensive lgnting. The cost to the Dominion Govern- ment of patrolling the Railway Belt in British Columbia during the last fiscal Year (April: 1st... 1907; to March 31st, 1908) amounted to $14;- 111.64. The area of the Railway ten million 'then, of patrolling ess than 1% 'mills DET pore, or about 90 cents per ¢ mile. No fire of any magni tude was reported during the year. The * railway belt is exceptionally acres. The Sosy »» | stone carbiers, for h f the ehedpnéss of 'fanual labor as compared with the mechan- ical appliances. In India there exists a' class of laborers generally described as "nowgunnies, or. professional whdé, owidg to their ard work, "are in emand for such enterprises They are of 'powerful. -phy- sique and possess "considerable stamina. 'They will work for ten hours a day and transport from 70 to 150 pounds of stone a man. They form gangs according to the char- acter of the work in hand, ranging from two, four; eight, twelve to sixteen men a. unit. Although such transportation seems somewhat slow in comparis' son with the possibilities of "hand ling plants, yet they prosecute their task very onergetically and the w rl of pay, ranging from 10-to 16 cents a mana day, and 20 low as ta render such labor far ch separ than mechanical . trangport.: Ind ccmplete' {nstaliation of the latter: was laid down, a cable being stretched across the gorge over the site; bringing .the stone direct from the quarries on the hillsides to the site ready for setting, Lut this had to be abandoned owing to its being far more expensive than the "now. ginny" labor: hese men carried the masonry from the endiof the railroad track ' eonnecting the site of the barrage with the quarries to its destination and placed it in position. ni Mc In Tibet it is a sign of politeness, 3 when meeting a person, to hold up the 'hand clasped and peoirude the, tongue, : capagit, great an this.