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He feints him ou 'fensive posture by lightning play, and 1 my uncle pretty near first-class hotel y‘ ,eventually gets him by the unprotectq rates for my board and lodgings. At t< :ed noseâ€"~which is the beginning of l times his browbeating and insults fair- v 1 the end of the problem. Just what ‘Y sikened me Of life; yet I swallowed 1‘ ,LeDuc did has never been made pub- them with the resignation of a school- 0‘ fiiic up to this time for the reason that boy who takes (1111111116 as a mud “011‘ i‘ inone but he or I is competent to give“ of his being allowed to go fishing. Oh, I ' How we will dance a {the inner particulars of the running ._ dead men’s shoes. 'down of the thief, and up to this t til we fall for the prospect of wear- . ,1 l ‘ . ime '! un \neither of us has cared to tell. But 1 - ing them! i Now a few words about the house ‘ we lived in. V l i It was a rookery. anybody else abou connected with the affair and was bling, it had degenerated from a me, well-groomed surburban home; iable to supply LeDuc with the proofs 80 to a hulking, tatterdemalion out-‘ Large and ram- I; hand- 3 \of guilt was due to the fact that I to respectability. It was lived with Uncle Abner at the time ’ cast amidst ' I, also, was the , bruised and battered. The spine of its I lthe crime took place. the And now, at the outset, I am going. whenever he did spend a few 'doilars ' ‘ ' upon repairs his cheerfulness was as ho gives a surgeon his 0 so, 1’ that of one w ow fee for extracting his vermiform ap- to pendix. Necessity, so grinding and dy’s feelings, faults or repu- imperative that further neglect would e so be- prove fatal, was the only condition ' loosen the Gordian knot certain event has happened I feel free! to make everything known. centuryâ€"old oaks, the branch ends of In writing this account I have W111 f thought best to do so chronologically caressing h disgust and hot shame. The lawei . ,when possible. Therefore, I must go ‘. ‘isomewhat into matters Which pre-' floors were unfurnished save for the : ‘ceded and were more or less directly' kitchen, the dining-room and the roan connected with the crime, in order for the housekeeper. Barring thou rtions it was ' ' ’: t {that the motive may be shown and P0 â€"â€"1that there may be the proper perâ€" ty hold. For years Mrs. Tebbet M... ‘Bpective. To do this I must tell more had been the housekeeper of the pla.;e ior less about peOple not absolutely- all the household work any lconnected with the burglary, but who never, to our knowledge, receivin lare necessary to the narrative by company, and almost never leavin :reason of their propinquity. How- the premises. The upstairs portio of the house was also bare of furn they are simply the shadings ture save for my uncle’s and in !ever. ‘and side lights that go to make up the His quarters consiste sparsely furnished roo I, {picture And while LeDuc may disap-, . ;pear for considerable periods in the; Of a 13“ng 3telling, the mistake should not be running the length of the front of ti house, with an alcove in connectim gmade of thinking he is nowhere , ~ ,.......1 rm...” i: What he did in the my own sleeping-room and den bGil "_ -_..‘- +innrofn That UHCle ADD '..I'.'|‘ 1" a! made of thinking he is nownere uvwv» . ' n sleeping-room around. That is what he did in th . actual ferreting out of the case, and adjacent thereto. Th} that is what misled the criminal. when his fine Italian hand did appear at the finish; it wore a glove of mail. Right at this point 1 find myself somewhat at a loss to decide just i where to begin the. recital. This 18 ful waste of hands rooms and broad natui about the only piece I ever knew him to in< However, I could p2 intact until th ‘ish it; when with keystone is removed and the Whole an . fabric comes down with a crash. whistle for the sc 1Therefore, all I can hope to do is to Second he had a real ness for trees and g t. simply and plainly outline the char- ‘aacters which seem to me to be per- grass, however, do atinent to a full understanding of con- . Editions, and then go on and relate Now, ' ;events as they - l lhad better begin with a brief descrip- whom he tion of Uncle Abner, his peculiarities natural av P and meannesses. myse , When you look at that last sen- of licensed and nece ,- tence again you will begin to under- Halliday, my secon stand that I meant it when I said 1 happy-go-luck)' 6X11 Im going to spare n°b°dy- Neither sometimes 0 «Maw».-. ......_....... - ..- «M.-. . ther do I believe anyone will think as 1 $112? gomano ' proceed that I am attempting to Spare family But it was 1111? MINI feelings. What an _1diot I Bible to knOW Clare ,_‘_. an did not ersion to pruucfiu Lu“: L “Ll-l U-Vvvi I I I my own feelings. was! I think when the fates were 1 making the world’s supply of tools, . after they ‘ had constructed me they broke the mold. Having turned out a perfect specimen there was no use of experimenting further. I have called Uncle Abner mean and peculiar, but that description is insipid. It is about as adequate as describing Satan as not being a plea- sant person. 01! all the cold-blooded men I ever met, Abner Halliday had Ehadadi'eamw liteâ€"long impression . pened when I was spending a year in i a technical school learning practical ‘ mechanics Juor to entegig college, we' HYGS,“ I returned wearilg, 1311;333:231; was a good deal, as u iput it, when he had und . by his contempt for a‘l . . and left hlm' " a few of us a week in advance: elpâ€" ' esty. Then I went away I is feeling more resentful than ever that' . “You had better put a sandwich in wild I must toil 333’ in and day out.as the. your pocket, boys, for life is uncer- the cashier of a soulless corporation fur ‘ tain. As you know,i de- $2900 31 yearitand thegirgltilgisuhgfefi me one day and feathers the next, and and I my unc e pre y near ”’ you have got to take your chance as tectâ€" . rates for my board and lodgings. At to which . w . . , “w you W111 get when you dine ' 0f ‘ times his brOVVbfialtilfgg and fusizgfiofaid with me. But come on just the same. e 0 v ye ‘ “ If it is turkey it will be the biggest ;'hat ly sikened m ket, and if it’s the other our caps any- puhj ‘ them With t‘he‘1151;111:1130;1 2: 20151311831; _ one in the mar neb qum e S - ‘ it will be feathers in , his being allowed to go fishing. Oh, how .. ining .. dead men's shoes! How we will dance i ' . , 18h anything against a man like that. . ° . x . . \ Now a few words about the house“ I never critic1zed him to any one save Clare, and only to her inciden- than: we lived in. . . . dents It was a rookery. Large and ram- . “1“” and openly the same as we criti- was bling, it had degenerated from a hand- 2 eizedbothea thingsSthat were in com- )roofs some, well-groomed surburban home . inon e ween us. he understood per- hulking tatterdemalion out-‘ ectly that there was no animus back ' of my words, and I would not have hit I to to a .. reSPeCtabll‘U' . It was cared particularly if she had told him time - cast amidst . tered. The spine of its . , , lready had a curvature; the all I said. As a general proposmon . . hreds and rag- she would agiee With me, but not al- .. " ' ‘, : ways. I remember once when she unded it. Internally it , , llow Year by year crushed the rose which she had been tzok Uncle Abner, clutching his dollars, ‘ gigessmg into a shapeless pulp ““11 . A , , convulswe squeeze at some care« from sat by and watched 1‘ run “0““ as less remark of mine concerning his - Ll-.. a a a. . ' -' o o . + a 1hr as a clock that is 1183,9111? . improv1dence. “l U “- ‘. :ouching. firemembef. theY'G WWW tation from here to the city hall.” Al ' “ , , . ,, , so Bruce was usually up to his ( Vig‘mh £15 a Eggedva; Saul assented a ears in trouble of one of two kindsâ€"- mee 3" e g g ' ltinancial or feminine. But no matter always managed to “And I’ll tell you where else they% . . . ,. which it was, he :hoaflgergao’? '31:? dggs -re:g’dtore:;§;‘ slip through it like an eel through oil. to the private office of the assessor; , He is] % brokeEOby trade. Also h: and they'd reach to the heart 01' any . specu a es on. ‘8 own accoun ' an public official I wanted them toâ€";-‘ part Of the time m floating like a '. bubble on the top wave of. prosperity, which 18 the reason I des1re the.n.° and the rest of the time swimming for Understand, now, young jackanapes‘?” d . . . - .. .. . . . ‘ ‘. ear life in the succeeding trough. It Yes, I returned wearily, disgtsted a was a good deal, as he himself on by his contempt for a‘l human hon-g esty. Then I went away and left him. a P“; it' Ewen he 1‘13“, planned t,° feed feeling more resentful than ever that a. new 0 us a wee n a vance You had better put a I must toil day in an cashier of a soulless corpor $2,000 a year. and ,my uncle pretty near first-class hotel . ,rates for my board and lodgings. At {:uwrfifigs g8: $191323: 0 0 di l times his browbeating and insults fair- with me yBut comg o . n y u no \ly sikened me of life; yet I swallowed If it is .turke it will b th b' t , them with the resignation of a sa-hool- one in the maZket and ifeit’s inelgffig r ly ~. ' , ° . 9 boy who tanes quinine as a cond thil it will be feathers in our caps any. ' of his being allowed to go fishing. Oh, how .. .| dead men's shoes! How we will dance . ' _ - the prospect of wear-5 In spite of yourself, you can’t cher- kish anything against a man like that. imz them! - - mummy I never critimzed him to any one ‘ ‘ “‘n :nn:AAn_ which stroked the gray house like caressing hands, without a fee. disgust and hot shame. The lawer‘ floors were unfurnished save for the kitchen, the dining- for the housekeeper. portions it was as barren as a ship’s empty hold. For years Mrs. Tebbets had been the housekeeper of the pla;:e, doing all the household work and never, to our knowledge, receiving company. and almost never leaving the premises. The upstairs portion of the house was also bare of furni- ture save for my uncle’s and my His quarters consisted sparsely furnished room running the length of the front of the house, With an alcove in connection; n sleeping-room and den being; adjacent thereto. That Uncle Abner live amidst this shame.- n ‘__.‘J~r\ml\1‘.' floqianf‘fl of a large, continued to live amidst tms sname- ful waste of handsomely designed d broad natural grounds. was ' piece of extravagance ' to indulge himself in. 1 could partially account In the first place ession of the pairs. NOW. 38 to were only th‘ whom he did natural avers myself. whom of licensed an Hallway, my l-Ialliday, my second cousin, whose nappy-go-lucky exploits he would sometimes chuckle over, and Clare Winton, another distant cousin of ‘ ' different branch of the to me privately that if Uncle Abner was the crab apple of Clare was certainly the peach, but I always prieerred to regard her as the jewel. I would not liken her to a diamond as I would Mrs. Dace, who scintillates and daz- '_ zles, but rather to a perfect pearl, '2 Whose beauty is so soft and emanates: ,_ --_ “L LA AAAA-ifi‘ 1111111 U V Lucuuv. . “Did you ever happen to noticu where Bruce’s clothes show the firsr. signs of wear?” she asked defiantly. I admitted that I had not. “Then 1 will tell you. It is at the‘ flap of his right-hand trouser’s pocket where he carries the loose money that he loans and ginS away.” So you see her action signified nothing ex- cept another instinctive desire on her part to fly to his defence and cover his sins of extravagance by the man- A: nn‘ivao tle of. his charities. And, against sentiment like th useless. UDCICDD. Then, too, when it comes to his lit- tle love affairs Bruce is certainly a pachyderm. You could shoot him as full of Cupid’s arrows as you could thrust a human pin cushion full of needles, and the result would be the same in each case. An unfortunate affair of the heart affects some peo- ple not unlike a mosquito. It annoys them for a few moments, and then an- other mosquito comes and the first one is forgotten. With others it gets under the skin like a “chigger”â€"fes- ters and torments and will not be scratched out. And there is where Bruce and I differ again. He is of the first class, while I am of the chigger-bitten variety. Clare nearly always came to see us‘ upon Sunday afternoons. We would usually hear her whistling as she came up the walk when she was still quite a ways distant. Clare can sing like an angel, but she much prefers to whistle like the devil. She squeaks and trebles and flats, with her lips in a pucker and her chin aslant, and the discord she creates is shocking. But 1 she never gets discouraged, and would rather shrill a few false notes through her puckered lips than Open her round 3 throat and let notes pour forth that ‘ would drive a prima donna to glaring envy. Into the house she would come 'by means of her private key with a ' fife of her lips and a rat-a-tat-tat of 1 her feet on the uncarpeted stairs, un- . til a final hollow thump would an- nounce her arrival at the portals of :my uncle’s inner sanctuary. There- .upon I would arise to a military “at- tention” and my uncle to a creaking semblance of uprightness as she threw open the door to reveal herself, sinking to the floor with skirts spread in an exaggerated curtsey of the olden days. Up to uncle she would go with a ridiculous kiss upon the bald spot of his head, and then settle light as ai puff-ball in the window seat and com- mence to chatter. Five minutes of that would put her out of breath, after ’ which she would be content to settle E down to ordinary conversation as she . isewed on the buttons missing from vâ€" w ' ‘was fitting. I would manage to catch {her eye with a significant glance and ; ,would then go down to a rustic seat *beneath the big oaks. Presently she ~w0uld 10m me. his garments, or trimmed the edges of his ever-frayed collars. For while Mrs. Tebbets was employed to do all this, Clare always reserved those tasks for herself and jealously insist- ed upon retaining her prerogatives. Perhaps an hour later, it the weather 'ple S Ullal “Uwvâ€" â€" v" aver advantage the We '1 d d rer the other rests ave BCi e has the better repu- COSt and . d to Clear Ollt balance on hand at , m order to make a clean sweep have Cut -r . And, of course, like that logic is deep. disordered stomach. Take Chamâ€" berlain’s Tablets and correct that and the headaches will disappear. For sale by all dealers. Second Class, Sept. 15th to Oct. 15th. Proportionate Rates From Ontario Points. Through Sick headache is causgd by E. A. HAY. ' VANCOUVER. VICTORIA. SEATTLE, PORTLAND. SPOKANE, From Toronto. Train Toronto to Vancouver 10:20 pm. Dally. Depot Agent . Town Agent. 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