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The Adventure of the Abbey Grange

No. I2 of the Series

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"I fainted once more, but again it

could only have been for a vary few

_ minutes during which I was insensl. ‘ i»”°~ ; WMI? I °D¢11°d my eyes I round

*hilt U16! hadcollected the silver from the sideboard, and they had drawn 3 bottle of wine which stood there. Each ‘lf H1011? 11415 ll Blass in his hand. I h‘"°_°l\`eil¢|y told you, have I not, that one was elderly, with n beard, and the i °th°l'5 Y0\lD8» hairless lads? They

mlirht have been a father with his two

pcrs. Then they came over and made

._ sure that I was securely bound. Fi- UHUY they withdrew. closing the win dow after them. It was quite a quar- ter of an hour before I got my mouth tree. When I did so my screams _brought the maid to my assistance. I`hc other servants were soon alarmed, and we scut for the local police, who h_istuntly communicated with Loudon,

; lhnt is rcaliy all that I can tell you,

gentlemen, and I trust that it will not he necessary for me to go over so pain-

“Any questions, Mr. Holmes?" asked

r Hopkins.

“I will not impose any i'\u'thcr tn:

upon Lady Br:\ckcnsti1ll’s patience and time,” said Holmes. _“Before I go into thc dining room I should like to hear your experience." He looked at the maid.

“I saw the men before ever they

came into the house,” said shc. “As I sat by my bedroom window I saw three men in the moonlight down by _thc lodge gate yonder. but I thought nothing of it at the time. It was more than an hour after that I heard my mistress scream, and down I ran to rind her, poor lamb, just as she says, and him' on the floor, with his blood and brains over the room. It was enough to drive a woman out of her wits, tied there and her very dress spot- ted with him; but she never wanted courage, did Misa Mary Fraser of Arle- lnldc, and Lady Bruckcnstali of Abbey Grunge hasn’t learned new ways. You‘ve questioned hcr long enough, you gcnticmcn, and now sho is coming to hcr own i'oom just with her old Theresa to got the rest that hhc badly needs."

` With a motherly tenderness the _ gauut woman put her arm round her ` mistress and led her f1'om the room.

“She has been with her all her ilfc,"

said Hopkins. “Nursed her as a baby and came with her to England when they first left Australia eighteen months ago. Theresa Wright is her

name, and the kind of maid you don’t pick up nowadays. This way, Mr.

The kacn interest had passed out of Holmes’ expressive face, and I knew ‘hat with thc mystery all the charm of 'he cas`c had departed. There still rc- nalncd an arrest to bo effected, but vhut were these commonplace rogues ' hat he should soil his hands .with

them? An abstruse and learned apo- clallst who finds that he has been call- ed in for n case of measles would ex- perience solnethlng of thc annoyance which I read in my frlend's eyes. Yet the scene in the dining room of the Ab- bey Grungo was suilicicntly strange to arrest his attention and to recall his waning interest.

It was lr very large and high cham-

ber, with carved oak ceiling, oaken pancllng and a line array of decr’s 'hcnds and ancient weapons around the walls. At the farther end from the door was tlie high French window of which we had hcard. Three smaller windows on thc right hand side filled the apartment with cold winter sun- shine. On the left was a large, deep tlrcpiucc, with a massive, overhanging oak mantelplece. Beside tho fireplace was s. heavy oaken chair with arms and crosabars at the bottom. In and out through the open woodwork was woven a crimson cord, which was se- cured at each aide to the crossplece be- low. In releasing the lady the cord had been slipped off her, but the knots with which it had been secured still re~ mained. These details only struck our attention afterward, for our thoughts were entirely absorbed by the terrible object which lay upon the tiger skin hearth rug in front of the tire.

It was the body of a tall, well made man about forty years of age. _Ha

with an whim mul nlamngmfigimu his short black beard. His two cltuchsd fads .were raised above his head. and a heavy blackthorn stick ‘- lay acrou them. Hia dark, handsome, aquilln_o_ folhiiel were convulsed into A spasm of' vindlctivo hatred, which had set his dead face in a terribly aeadlsh expression. Ho had evidently _ been in his bod what the alarm had broken out for ho wars a fopplsh, em- broidered uighhhlrt, and his bare feet projected from his trousers. I-Ils head

sons. They talked together in whis- _ Brackenatail ss well.”

. l hcr faint."

l’ul n story again.” _ .ln him at such tllh B. and he w B caps

my “Don ms back' ml nm “I ;house; do not allow your Healer to per*

Holmes examined both ifand tnc inde- scribable wreck which it had wrought. _ “He must be u- powerful man, this older Randall," ho_ remarked.

“Yes," said Hopkins. “I have some

record of the fellow, and he is n rough customer." '

“You should have no difficulty in get-

ting him."

"Not the slightest. We have been on

tile lookout .for him, _and therc was some idea that he_h_ad got away to America. Now that we know that the gang are here I don’t see how they can escape. We have the news at every seaport already, and a reward will be offered before evening. What beats me is how they could have done lo mad a thing knowing that the lady could describe them ,and that we could not fail to recognize 'the description."

“Exactly. One would have expected

that they would have silenced Lady

“They may not have realized," I sug-

lgestcd, “that she had recovered from

“That is likely enough. If she seem-

ed to be senseless they would not take her life. What about this poor. fcl- low, Hopkinl-J2."I seem to ha_ve;h`qard some queer stories_aliout_`lilm.’f _ , “He was a gq`qd`he_nr;ted mnn‘wh_en

he 'was sober,__hii_§ lr perfect tlelidnwhen he was drunk, or rather n'llc`p`_hq,wab half drunk,'tor he seldom' rcallyygent the .whole way. The devil s_ccmcd__to be

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ble of anything. From yvhpt.`_`lii1e,ar, in .;.m» or an alfa wealth auo'_nls_tl_¢le he very n-arly_ _came our way, 'pace or twice. 'i‘hcre_was a scandal about his drcnchlng it ling with petroleum and setting it on tire-ber ladyahi{i’_s dog, to make the matter \\'or¢.'c~g\nd that as only hushed up with dliiiculty. Then he threw a decnater nt that n:nZ;l, The- resa Wrigllt; there was trouble about that. On the whole, and _between our- selves, it will be a brighter house with- out hlm. What are you looking at now?" _ ' `_ ` _ _,

Holmes was down on his knees ex-

amlning with great attention. thq,,kn_qts upon the red cord with which the lady had b`ecn secured. Then he carelplly scrutinized the broken and frayed' end where it had snapped off when the bur- glar haddragged it down.

“When this was pulled down the bell

in the kitchen must have rung loudly," he remarked. ' _ _ TU UE CONTINU ED.

l leguarli _ The ilhlllirln

_\Ga1Ns'1‘ CROUP AND CCLDS nv ALWAYS Kuarmo _ AT HAND.

Dr Ci1asc’s §,‘{.‘“”“

llusccl ani . Turpcntirc

d..»°'»=» £33

Chemical analysis has shown that the

milk of ohc sulphur whale is rich in those

products which Five to cod liver oil its value as a rcnlci ical food.

The report. seems to be worthy an invest-

igation on thu part of our Natural History Society, with n view to additions to our Island h d

er s.

Mrs. Richmond Withrow, Shulven-

nculi ic, Hants Co., N. S., writes: -“I gave

Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseeil and Turpen- t.inc with good success. My second rau- ghter was trouhfed with bronchitis from the age of three weeks. Oftcntimca I .hought she would choke to death. The ~lcvernl remedies we get dirl not scent to hc ot much use but the first. dose of Dr. Chase's Syrup of Llnscecl and Turpcntinc brought relief and further trcutrncnt

mndc u thoxv.u_gh cure. This trouble used to come back rom tinleto time hui: tho cure is now permanent.

uentino has saved ui many doctors bills .and I would not be itllout it in the house l'or many times its cost."

Thcro are some reasops why Dr. Gbase‘s

Syrup of Linseed and urnentlne is the most. suitable treatment obtainable for children.

mit. is pleasant to the taste, and children

c to take t. It. is composed of simple ingredients of

proven value in the eure of throat. aud ung troubles.

lt is positively free from aniyethlnlfi of an injurious nature, and can use with erfect. safety with the smallest child, so linng as directions are followed. `

It is wonderfully successful in tha pre-

vention and cure of croup.

It promptly relieves even the moat. sev- ere chest colds and brings about thorough <

use Dr. Chase's Syrup of lggiseed and 'Fur- pentino, for it istns stan y in thousands of homes, where time and again lt' has proven its exceptional worth. f _

When you make up your mind to safe- __

guard your children ykespiug Dr Chase s yrup of Iilnst-ed and Turpantlno in the

suede you into taking somsthingon which he hasaisrger rollt.. '

In the hour olpeinerseney whip oroup

or colds seine your chilli the o e?aub- stltuhss will fall you, but Dr. hoods Blyrup' of Llnseed and Turpentilns never d sappolnts. 25 ctr. s bottle, at ll dealers.

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Home very nloe dinner, tea and toilet

sets at a liberal discount. W. P. Colwlll,

Sunnyside. llld tw|'4w.

Our stqre will be open in the evenings i

until Xmas.-W.W.Wellner,.lswoior.l8d2l

was ind tit :hole 'roqn oss to o lava o e iq of blow which had struck hilt

Charldtélltotl & liaclllnc Ca. Ltd.,2'.;’.‘*..3’i"..‘i-.‘i'“.'i.’.“*.i.’.“fi*..i.i..'l.‘i'i§£

. Best quality white pound cake at D_. Stewart's only 30 cents pei lb, Dark fruit Coke Q5 cents per_

Dr. Chnsc's Syrup of Linreed and Tur- ‘

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And so we are talking to women. For women buy most

of the House Coats. There’s easy and splendid. choosing here. - `

Good sorts at $5.00 and $6 oo There isn’t a safer gift to give him. He don t want you

to choose his cigars-but you’re away ahead of him on the House Coat subject. The styles here are different from those shown elsewhere, so no danger of buying one that’s just like Mr. Smitl1’s or Mr. Jones’. Some are very elaborate, yet the gayest are in good taste.

_ Give him one for Xmas. Select it now.

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These are marie in tllc latest designs with plain top for cn- graving.

Engraving irec on goods

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Do you want a fall suit or over-

coat? _If you do now is your chance to get the vely latest ami the best. There is nothing a man delights in more than good clothes and this is the place to get them. Come and see what we have and you will be convinced that what we say is true.

Prices to suit the purse.

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