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(his form of catarrh.
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MUDDY OILY SKIN
• ■ quickly improved and usually
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Resinol
N e w One
A now excuse fo r th e
busy office
man has been Inve nte d ,
in ste a d o f
re p ly in g .
“ H e 's In conference,'* a
young la d y s e c re ta ry In W a ll stre e t
coined a new “ tu rn -s w a y '* phrase,
“ H e's In a te m p e r."— T h e O utlook.
No m a t te r h o w c a r e fu l you are. y o u r gra
tae* nee<ls a l a x a t iv - o cc aeio aatly. W r l r h t a
ti 'Ia n V - g a 'a b l« I'.l la h e lp n a lu r - f e n n y ,
but surely. i l l P e a r l 61.. N . X. A l l .
H e ro ic
T he C r it ic ( l o f t i l y ) — Yes. I'n . going
to do s o m e th in g b ig fo r th e th e a te r
and d ra m a tic a rt.
T lie A c to r— D o n 't te ll me you are
c in g to sto p w r it in g p la y review s.—
Penn. P unch B o w l.
Sure Relief
The Valley of Voices
CHAPTER
X III
CENSUS REVEALS
ASTONJSHING FACT
B y GEORGE MARSH
A urh< >r o /
"H e fo u u ' som et'ing on do P ortage
— 20—
“ T o i l » « o f the T r a il"
la k '. He not te ll roe."
In th e m orning. L it t le Jacques was
~ h » W h c tp a o l th e W o t f ”
O f course, th o ug h t St. Onge. M ich el
( C e c r r t t h i b» ih . p . bb P u b lish in g Ce.»
sent back to the post w ith a le tte r
w ould not confie In th e m edicine roan
IW
N. U. S e r v ir . )
fro m Steele in fo rm in g St. Onge o f the
he hated. B u t w hat could th e y have
wants to keep her Job or hopes for
reappearance in th e P ortage lake
found? I f he w ere to m ake th e fo rk j
a better one, she must guard her
co u n try o f the n ig h t w a lle r. H e ex o f L it t le Jacques' absence a dog-team before da rk, th e re was no tim e to ,
health.
pressed the hope o f being able, w ith lim ped s lo w ly up the S till riv e r tra il.
A tla n ta , O a — "M y system was
"T h e re he I s !” crie d Steele. "N o w waste. O rd e rin g his own team har- '
th e help o f the hound, to o b ta in a
w e a k and run-dow n, and I was tire d .
nested and p ro vision s und b la n k e ts i
we
II
hear
how
th
in
g
s
have
been
go
»hot a t th e cre a tu re I f it rem ained
I was th is w ay fo r fiv e years o r
put on. the Bled, St. Onge h u rrie d to
m ore. I read y o u r a d v e rtis e m e n t la
n e a r the lake.
Denise, he d id not in g dow n below .” A n d he h u rrie d to the house.
the
Ice
to
meet
th
e
ha
lf-b
re
e
d.
th e papers and I decided to t r y y o u r
m ention.
‘ I ’enise. m y d e a r!
T ete -B o u le !•
m edicine, th e Vegetable C om pound,
"Bo'-Jo*. J a cq u e s’
W h a t's
been
\ \ ith D a vid and M ich el b re a kin g
back
w
ith
a
message
from
M
ichel,
b u t I d id n o t begin to ta ke I t regu
d
riv
in
g
you
so
hard.
Y
o
u
r
dogs
are
t r a il th ro u g h the fo o t o f new snow
la r ly u n t il a fte r I was m a rrie d . I
whom he met at the fo rk ,
I m ust '
a
ll
In
."
w h ich had fa lle n o ve r n ig h t, th e p a rty
g o t so m uch good fro m I t th a t I fe e l
You may expect me
“ D ere ees had news down r iv ie re ," I s ta rt a t once.
fine a n d have gained In w e ig h t. I
s ta rte d on th e Ice fo r th e m outh o f
“ W h a t’s hupitened, q u ick? W h a t Is back to m o rro w a fte rn o o n ."
w o rk In a broom shop, b u t m y w o r k
S till riv e r, a sm all tr ib u ta r y o f the
"M o n s ie u r Steele sent you no mes
I
t
r
*
Steele's
h
eart
skipped
a
beat,
f
Is n o t so h a rd on m e now , and I
la ke on w h ich th e re was a tra p p e rs ’
sage?"
keep m y ow n house, and w o rk m y
then s ta rte d to pound, as he flinched
• am p w hich M ichel had not ye t v is
“
N
o
!
T
he
y
a
re
a
ll
w
e
ll.
I'v
e
got
g
a rden, too. I a m te llin g a ll m y
ite d . A r r iv in g a t th e tip i o f th e OJIb- fro m the answ er to his question, when to tra v e l to m ake the fo rk before
frie
n d s o f L y d ia E. P ln k h a m 's Veg
D a vid
and
M ichel,
w ith
anxious
Waya, th e y fo u nd them lo u d in g th e ir
etable Com pound and how It has
da rk, so an re v o lr, my dear g i r l ! "
faces, Joined him.
helped m e " — Mas. W. M . B a il e y .
sled p re p a ra to ry to m a kin g a hasty
H e kissed her a n il le ft. F ro m the
"D e n ig h t we leeve W a llin g R iv ie re ’
It F . D. No. 6, Box 27. A tla n ta .
d e p artu re , th e d a rk faces o f tw o men
Window
she
w
atched
his
dogs
ta
ke
to hunt de H indigo, he h o lle r on de
Georgia.
and a boy, m arked w ith fear, w h ile
'h e riv e r tr a il at a w ild gallop. T he
fro m the In te rio r o f th e lodge rose the ridge. De peopl* are ve r' scare’.”
Missouri W oman H elped
hooded
d
riv
e
r
tu
rn
e
d
and
waved
back
M R S W . M B A IL E Y
Steele glanced n t his frie n d s to find
lo w p it if u l w a ilin g o f women.
R F D , N O B. B O X 1 7 . A T L A N T A . O B O R O IA
Ih trk v lllo , Mo.— " I am proud to
them nodding In q u ie t s a tis fa c tio n , at the g irl nt the w indow , and s h o rt
“ W h a t are you doing? W hy do you
recom m end L y d ia E. P ln k h a m ’a
ly , th e sled reached th e bend and
Many Say Lydia E. Pinkham’a Vegetable
Com pound.
I was s o
leave good o tte r and m in k w a te r and then c la p p in g the astonished h a lf- was gone.
breed on tne hack, t u r s t o u t w it h :
V egetable Compound Help« 111 th a t I co u ld n o t He d o w n
the ridges w hich have given you m any
“
It
w
ill
he
lonely
here
to
n
ig
h
t,
h
u
t
Jacquea, th a t's not had n e w s;
a t n ig h t. T he n I got m y husbant)
p e lts o f the s ilv e r and the b la ck fox?
Keep Them Fit to Work
I shall
to go to th e store and buy m e a b o t
th a t’s good
new s!
H e's
m oving I have dear old C h a rlo tte .
1 here Is much flo u r and su g a r and
pla
y
her
to
sleep
In
h
e
r
c
h
a
ir.”
8,549,511
wom
en
w
o
u
ld
be
a
v
a
s
t
tle o f L y d ia B. P ln k h a m ’s Vege
w e 'll hear h im
yet.
te a ; th e re a re m any tra d e goods, at around and
a rm y . A c c o rd in g to the 1920 Census ta b le Com pound and I was up an*)
I
Denise
took
th
e
v
io
lin
fro
m
Its
case
W in re's the le tte r? ”
o
f
M
an
u
fa
ctu
re
s,
th
a
t
Is
the
n
u
m
ber
the post, w h ich w a it fo r yon to come
a
ro u n d b efore th e firs t b o ttle w as
T h e d o g-runner handed Steele a i and la id her cheek ca ressingly on the
o f wom en and g ir ls em ployed In a ll gone, a lth o u g h I o n ly w eighed a b o u t
« it h y o u r p e lts a t New Year's. W here
I
strings.
"W
h
a
t
w
o
u
ld
I
do
here
w
ith
le tte r w rapped In o il skin w h ich run
tra d e s In th e l'n lt e d States.
n in e ty pounds. I took s ix o r e ig h t
a re you go in g ?" he asked In OJibway.
out you?” she w hispered.
“ F a th e r
a» fo llo w s :
N apoleon said. "A n a rm y tra v e ls b o ttle s a nd was able to do a ll my
O pening his arm s in a d ra m a tic ges
nnd
y
o
u
!
Once
I
th
o
u
g
h
t
he
had
o n it s stom ach.”
T h is a rm y o f housew ork, w a sh in g and Iro n in g ,
“ M on sie u r S teele:
tu re th e o ld e r o f th e men re p lie d :
I Joined us— was one o f us. B u t a fte r
w om en tra v e ls on Its general he a lth. ta ke care o f m y five boys, and t e n !
"Jacques b ro u g h t y o u r note. I am
"H o w can we stay?
T h e W in d lg o
E
v
e
ry
w
o
rk
in
g
g
ir
l
know
s th a t tim e to m y chickens and garden, w here
I Ills adm ission, and th is — ”
She took
h o w ls a t n ig h t fro m th e ridges and glad to le a rn th a t you have hope o f j from a d ra w e r In a desk a le tte r, and
lo s t th ro u g h Illn e s s seldom is paid before I had to h ir e m y w a s h in g a nd
the hound. On the n ig h t yon le ft, the
fo r and seldom can be made up. Em
p a rt o f m y housew ork ” — Mas A n n a
robs o u r tra p -lin e s.
li e w a ile d und
| rend It slo w ly. A nd i n her fa ce was
p lo ye rs dem and re g u la rity . I f she C ole , It. R. 2, P a rk v ille , M isso uri.
1 wept la st n ig h t when th e snow cov W in d lg o w a lle d again on th e rid ge , anguish. Then she replaced It in th e
opposite us.
ered th e moon. O u r wom en w ill not
S lo w b u t S ure
“ I am In fe a r th a t som ething has dra w e r.
So I t S e e m i
pass a n o th e r sleep h e re ; we fe a r he
The le tte r had been given to h e r In
happened to Tete-Boule. He le ft fo r
"S o y o u 're b u y in g a house?"
“What’s a Ju ry fo r, d a d dy T*
, w ill find and k ill us."
“ Yes. n fe w b ric k s a t u tim e .” — D e
th e ca ribo u barrens a week before person hy th e In d ia n who stopped on
“ T o g iv e c rim in a ls th e ir lib e r ty ."
“ W here was he?”
you reached us and is long overdue. his way fro m Ogoke to A lb a n y in <>c- t r o it F re e Press.
-F ro m E xce lsio r, T he C ity o f M exico,
"O n th e rid g e th e re ."
Jacques te lls me you d id n o t find mv
’ •"* In d ia n who hnd to ld M i
I chel rtf
“ No g o o d !” M ichel tu rn e d to Steele.
o f t th 11 e -V «
d 1 ro w n in g ~ o f Steele and
"D e snow cover bees track.*' Then he
D avid In the rap id s o f Jhe Jnckfish.
a ske d : "Y o u say he robbed yo u r
A nd th e sig n a tu re at the end o f the
tra p s? D id you see the tr a il? "
le tte r nddre-sed to Denise St. Onge
“ Oh, yes, his tr a il was everyw here.
was th a t o f— Bose Laflam m e.
One sleep b efore the new snow fe ll,
L a te r, Denise and C h a rlo tte were
he fo llo w e d m.v fo x and m arten traps,
fin is h in g th e luncheon dishes, when
and a te tw o foxes— the snow was red
th e ir a tte n tio n was a ttra c te d by dog-
w ith blood.
T he y w ere la rg e — the
hells In th e clearing.
I f y o u r b o d y Is a ll fagged-out
tra c k s o f th e nm n-eater, ve ry large,
"C o u ld fa th e r huve tu rn e d back?"
and ru n dow n, I f you a re lo s in g
and we ra n when we saw th e m ,"
she rem arked.
w e i g h t B teadlly, la ck a p p e tite ,
" W ill you stu y to n ig h t In y o u r tip i
have no s tre n g th o r e n e rg y— w h y
T he women w ent to a w in d o w and
I f we cam p here? T h is Is a great shn-
n
o t le t T a n la c h e lp you back to
looked o u t to see a group o f men and
h e a lth and s tre n g th ?
, man fro m the so u th ." M ich el p o inted
tw o team s o f dogs in fro n t o f the
to Steele. “ H e has a dog th a t hunts
trade-house.
So m a n y m illio n s have been ben
the W in d lg o —he has n m agic how l,
efited by th e T a n la c tre a tm e n t, so
“ W ho can It te ? I cannot see th e ir
m an y thousands have w r itte n t o
and th e W in d lg o fe a rs him . H e has
j fa ce s!
T he la rg e man has never
te s tify to th a t effect That It's sheer
b e w itched m any W lndigoes In his own
I been here before I "
c rie d Denise.
fo lly n o t to m ake th e t e s t
c o u n try w ith his great voice. T o m o r
I swept by a w ild fe a r— a p re m o n itio n
T a n la c , yo u k n o w , la a g re a t
row we w in go w ith you to yo u r tra p -
o f personal p e ril.
“ One o f them Is
n a tu ra l to n ic and b u ild e r, a com
lin e s. N o h a rm can come to you. be
co in in g h e re !”
pound. a fte r th e fam ous T a n la o
cause o f th is m edicine man and his
)
C h a rlo tte h a s tily le ft th e w indow
fo rm u la , o f roots, b a rk s and herb».
sham an dog.”
nnd sh u fflin g to a table, took fro m s
I t purges th e blood stream , re v i
T h e O jib w a v s gazed In awe and
■ d ra w e r a s in is te r-lo o k in g meat k n ife .
ta liz e s th o d ig e s tiv e organs and
wonder n t the great hound, stran g e to
enables th e s ic k ly body to re g a in
! R u n n in g a h a rd tiu im h o ve r its edge,
th e n o rth , w ith th e pendulous ears
N urse Tells Surprising
Its va n ish e d w e ig h t
; she c a lm ly s a id : “ I weel stu y by de
and th e
fu rro w e d
forehead, then
Results o f Tanlac
do o r.”
Y ou d o n 't need to w a it lo n g to
argued
ra p id ly
am ong themselves,
pet re s u lts . T a n la c goes r ig h t to
T h e re was a loud knock on the
“ N rrv o o a p ro a tra lie n opa rt ms to I
fin a lly c a llin g th e ir wom en fro m the
th e seat o f tro u b le . In a day o r so
dar* n ot s o o u t a lo o r. T r ie d Tan lac
d o o r o f th e fa c to r's q u a rte rs. T hen
you no te a v a s t d iffe re n c e In y o u r
and rcautl t a u rp rl-r <1 m e. W a i able
tent.
I th e blood o f French soldier« and gen-
to atand th ree m onths* attain o f a
c
o
n
d
itio
n
.
You
have
m
ore
appe
“ T h e W in d lg o w ill not come to n ig h t,
I tle m e n In th e veins o f Denise St.
d ilh cult caae w h a n doctor aaid h u t
tite , sleep b e tte r a t n ig h t and th e
fo r he know s the sham an dog can
1 Onge flam ed in her face— proved It
o
n e w o m a n in fifty c o u ld b o ld
c o lo r be g in s to creep back In to
o u t."
fo llo w Ids tr a il even th ro u g h w a te r. Latlam m e Stepned nside and, as She se lf.
W ith a firm step she w ent t»
y o u r w ashed-out cheeks.
M ra. H a ttie C ra fl
j
sud in his voice th e re Is d e a th ." said
R etreated, Closed the Door, F o llo w l th e d o o r and o w n in g it, looked p ro u d
1 6 3 0 H a rd in g R o ad
j
D o n ’t p u t o ff ta k in g T a n la c an
M ichel g ra ve ly, to th e im pressed In
ing H er In to the L iv in g Room.
ly In to the eyes o f L o u is Lallum m e.
Dee
Idofnae,
Io
w
a
o th e r p recious day. Step In to th e
dians. “ I f you w ill unload v o u r sleds
T h e free tra d e r had made his th re a t
nearest d ru g sto re and get a b o ttle
I s e n t good.
and camp here, near ns. w e w ill b rin g message a t th e rendezvous
o f th is w o rld -fa m e d to n ic . T h a t’*
Ih e sk in o f th e W in d lg o to hang fro m G uspard h u t he m ay have feared th e
“ M adem oiselle St. Onge, I have come
the fir s t Im p o rta n t step h a rk to
b y a c tin g p ro m p tly you w ill a vo id
yo u r lodge poles be fore th e moon W in d ig o und lie d to me. M y daugh to ta lk w ith yo u ."
h e a lth and v ig o r. E v e ry day's de
f u r th e r loss o f e n e rg y and w e ig h t
te r and I are w e ll and send o u r
(bangee."
la
y
means
unnecessary
su
ffe
rin
g
,
due to y o u r present ru n dow n con
“ It Is evid e n t, m o n sie u r."
H ila ir e St. O nge."
fo r T a n la c s ta rts to clean o u t and
d itio n .
T a k e T a n la c V e getable
A f t e r co n siderable discussion w ith | fe lic ita tio n s .
L a tla m m e stepped Inside and, as
tone up th e system r ig h t away. A n d
I ’ llls f o r c o n s tip a tio n .
"W e ll, « h a t have you got to say, she re tre a te d , closed the door, fo llo w
Bis people th e o ld e r In d ia n r e p lb d :
“ W e do n o t w ish to leave th e h u n tin g , M ic h e l? " demanded.
in g h e r In to the liv in g room.
M ig h t L e a rn
“ I say w en de dog res', Jacques go
“ L it t le C h u r c h " a n d H y m e n
g ro u n d o f o u r fa th ers.
As you say,
“ You w ill pardon me I f I th ro w off
H a ro ld —I l « ve a pup a t home th a t
Betw een l,.*iflU and 2.l»»f m a rria g e s
th e re Is game on th e ridges and In dow n riv ie re an' breeng up grub. De m y c o a t," he said.
kn o w s as m uch as I d o !
We
n y> n r are p e rfo rm e d In Ih e C h u rch o f
th e creek bottom s. I f you w ill camp W in d ig o ees on di» la s ' now.
“ I do not desire tro u b le here In my
C la re nce — W e ll, d o n ’t w o rry a b o ut th e T ra n s fig u ra tio n , N ew Y o rk c ity ,
here w ith the w h ite m ed icine man nnd hear heeni soon."
fa th e r s absence." she protested w ith
h im . I f he's Just a p u p he has p le n ty p o p u la rly k n o w n as th e " L it t l e C hurch
D a vid nodded In acquiescence.
th e sham an dog w ith th e voice o f the
a
confidence
she
d
id
not
feel,
"
b
u
t
I
o f tim e yet.
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
A ro u n d th e C o rn e r."
th u n d e r, we w ill s ta y ."
s h a ll send C h a rlo tte to c a ll o u r men
T h e day th a t L it t le Jacques le ft th e and fo rce you to leave th is p o s t."
“ W e w ill cam p here and keep th e
W in d lg o a w a y,”
answ ered M ich el, post on his re tu rn to P o rta ge la ke
L aflam m e laughed, as he paced th e
tru s tin g th a t th e beast w ould prove w ith th e le tte r to Steele fro m St. flo o r nervously.
“ Y o u r men?
You
Onge. th e fa c to r aat in his trade-room m ig h t b e tte r ca ll on y o u r women to
h im a fa lse prophet.
In th e m o rn in g —le a v in g D a vid at s ta rin g w ith unseeing eyes a t th e a id you. T w o o f y o u r b ra ve re ta in e rs
T he hope in sp ire d by th e re a re u n d e r guard now, m the trade-
th e cam p to ease the fe a r o f the w om w a ll.
en, Steele and M ich el slipped In to tu rn o f Steele, despaired o f as dead, house
We c o u ld n 't fin d th e o ilie r « I f
th e ir snow-shoes and
ta k in g
th e w ith bis plans fo r th e ru n n in g dow n i you have th e m ."
o
f
th
e
b
ru
te
,
whose
appearances
In
|
hound, drove th e ir sled w ith the tra p s
I t was c le a r to th e g irl, who g a l
to th e firs t lin e s o f m arte n an ! fo x th e »alley o f th e W a llin g and in th e | la n tly fo u g h t w ith her fe s r o f L a
sets on th e n e ig h bo rin g ridge« There, la ke d is tric ts o f Its water-shed were fla m m e '* purpose In corning to th e post
along th e lin e w hich th e W in d lg o had fa s t w o rk in g th e doom o f tlie post. I when she was alone— helpless, th a t
robbed, M ich el set the r I x double- wag n t lo w ebb. T r y as they m ig ht, 1 he c o n tro lle d th e s itu a tio n , and w ould
s p rin g w o lf trap s under th e new snow he fe lt th a t the problem w h ich faced • t>e heard.
near th e m arte n cabanes, c h a in in g bis th re e lo ya l frie n d s w o u ld prove i
“ W h a t have yon come here fo r, mon-
them to spruce logs, w h ich he buried. beyond th e ir pow er o f so iitlo n In | ste u r? " she began.
tim
e
to
save
th
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post.
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here
w
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ld
F a rth e r on, a t tw o o f th e fo x sets
T h e t o ld face o f th e tra d e r flushed ,
M ichel and Steele b ro u g h t fro m th e ir be lit t le C h ristm a s trad e , end sum as he gazed at the g ir l whose m em ory
sled th e tw o h e a r traps. These, also, j m er w o u ld fin d W a ilin g R iv e r de had taken his [s-ace o f m ind.
The
w ere b u rie d In th e snow w h p re an a n i serted.
hardness o f th e m onth softened. In
As he sat b ro o d in g w ith his pipe, th e d a rk eyes was th e look o f a boy
m al ap p ro a ch in g th e b a ite d fo x tra
w ould step on the [»an. releasing th e ! ’ I’*
o f dog bells I nought him to as he a n s w e re d :
y a r n in g Jaws.
' h!" f “ * ’ - G ould It he Jacques re tu rn -
M t Is a s to ry yon have heard be
I t w o u ld ta ke six days fo r L ittle
•«« I ‘ ’r som ething he had fo rg o tte n ? fore. m adem oiselle. B u t I am here to j
Jacques to m ake th e round t r ip to th e qt. <mge th re w on his d u ff,- capote te ll I t at a tim e when yon w ill tie w ise •
post, nnd th a t n ig h t o ve r the fire. I and w ent out. to meet a p a n tin g team to lis te n . T h is Is s ru in e d f u r post. ,
w h ile the O Jlbw ays cow ered In th e ir o f huskies, th e steam o f th e ir hot Y o u r fa th e r w ill be fo rce d to leave In j
ttp l, th e th re e men ta lk e d o f w h a t ) b reaths ris in g In clouds in th e b itin g th e sp ring . W h a t does th a t mean to >
message he m ig h t b ring . T he y won- i a ir.
yo n ? "
■ T e te -B o ule!
W e th o u g h t some
rro p b c o s t w h ) i
de re il in « h a t « a y L aflam m e w ould I
show his te e th — fog s trik e he w ould , th in g had happened
" I see M ich el a t de fo r k o f de
S p e a k in g P la in ly
be fore the long snows fa d e d ; I f be
w o u ld dare again to send men to th e S toopin’. H e geeve me d is fo r yo u ."
A fa rm e r s lm had m a rrie d a ric h
post. I t seemed u n lik e ly , fo r he did T ete -B o u le produced fro m his sled s wom an was c o n s ta n tly Ir rita te d bjr
n o t kn o w th a t the head man was ab ro ll o f b lrc h -b a rk , on w h ich were h a vin g the fa T o f his w ife 's w e a lth
traced w ith a ch a rre d atl<k sylla b le th ro w n up a t him by the w ife h e rs e lf
sent, th e Iroquois, fro m N lp issln g
and by her re la tiv e « W henever he
w ho was kn ow n th e length o f the ch a ra cte rs In OJibway.
St Onge tra n s la te d : “ Come to fo rk bought a n vtblng . o r made any Im pro ve
W a llin g and the great A lb a n y fo r th? i
soreness o f his eye over th e sights .Stooping r iv e r q u ick when you get m ent im the farm . It was alw ays. " I f It
M ich el.”
w a sn 't fo r my money you w o u ld n ’t
and th e possession o f a stone-hard th is fro m Tete-Boule.
'You m et M ich el u p riv e r? ” asaed have been able to do t h a t ” One day
nerve. No, Laflam m e w o u ld not send
men to th e poet on so desperate a ven- ! the su rp rise d fa c to r.
th e fa n n e r b rought back fro m m a rk e t
“ I es. be cum dere a t dayII ghL W e r e a fine cow th a t be had bought fo r a
tu re
F iv e u n e ve n tfu l days passed. Con- ■ I camp. Hees dog can tra ve no more. m ere »-mg W h ile he was e xh lh tin g
fld e n t o f th e s u p e rn a tu ra l powers o f H e geeve d is to roe so you r » t dere th e a n im a l to an a d m irin g group o f
Steele and his stran g e log whom they i t-efore sun go down, and be res' bees fa rm hands, h it w ife came on th e
now heard In f u ll voice in the fo re st | d 'g . He go back Portage lak* dis scene "W e ll. N e llie ,“ he said p ro u d
ly. “ Is n ’t th is a »pl“ ndid cow?” “ Y e « "
fo llo w in g th e t r a ! o f M M , the In sleep."
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“Did he say w h a t had ha r^ned? she re p lie d coldly, “ h o t I f It w asn’t
dians again began to tra v e l th e ir
fo r m y money it w o u ld n 't be here.’
lines o f trap«. H ow ever. It was cle a r H e gave you no le tte r fro m
proven directions.
“ M 'sle u Steele ees o v s lr on
E xsst-ersted, the fa rm e r yelled out.
th a t a fe w m ore n ig h ts o f the t. Indigo
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