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AN ADVERTISEMENT. 91% It may be well for you toengage board at her house for a week, paying in advance, as that will put you in her good graces. You will, of course, learn all you can from her, but it will be necessary also to seek information outside. J shall have to leave a good deal to your dis- cretion.”’ | ‘‘T hope your confidence in me won’t prove to be misplaced, Uncle Jacob.”’ , ‘*T Know you will do your best, Bert, but it is quite possible you may fail. As the poet says: ‘’Tis notin mortals to command suc- cess.’ I am sure you will deserve it.’’ ‘*‘Isn’t it going to cost considerable to make this journey, Uncle Jacob ¢”’ ‘¢] think we can find money enough for it.’’ *“‘T am afraid your money will soon melt away, uncle. Think howmuch you have spent for us already.”’ ‘* You remember what I teld you as to my - lucky investment in the Magnet Mine. Atany rate it will be worth something to vindicate your father, who, for ten long and tedious years, has been compelled to pass his life in exile under the ban of a crime which he never committed,”’ Gomicboo CS (E(e) m