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I. 6he VT I :-:1-Z,?. � Invigoratcs, Builds up, -Brajces. Like Electricity, you will feel the new blood coming into
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.... . P I I I ....'n .. Jenks 6rckled ,Quietly. #1 must your veins and the nerves getting strong. The % rinkle.d and - pale faces will put -on a natui4
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4�� . I She began. . pale and sallow complexion, general muscular weakness, loss. of appetite, depressiory of spin,
Ttirns moroseness into ohee�fuluess. "If that 19 all," SaI4 the sailor, fuln. t
(Contnued from last wee);;- I Nviti, a ioox or -innuiTe pivy us stoopea Makes the thin far� Gives the weak bling in his po4ets. _ He' produced a . lack of ambitioe, anaemia, palpitation of the. heart, shortness of breath on slight exertion cold- ,
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' � your appetite, ness of.,hands or feet, pain in the back, 'nervous headache, and all forms of female weakness,
Ny icu uto r.uuc uv zw%vreu xvro Of , and would havc.tov6hea her Shoulder, strength. Restores shabby littlebusslf containing a thIm.
I the leaves and hasteneq to Iris WJtb but lie suddenly restrained the im. I Bringsback health and h)pe, B-tsy to, I tardy or irregular pt riod's, -suppression of the.menses, hysteria, sciatica, rheumatism, locomotor '
I the precious beverage. She heard him pulse. Sometlillig had hardened this take i ecaulie the nauseas grease of the ble, 8elssors, needles and some skeins �
- -t copt him an effort to be Cal Oo4 Livei Oil has been removed and of unbleached thread. Case and'cOn- ataxy, Vital is for sale everywhere or direct from The Scobell Drug Co, St Catharines, Ont,
I and managed to raise herself on an el- ' WRIL I - ' because the other ingiedlentsarepleae, tents were sodden or imsted with salt 1, I
bow. The poor girl's eyes glistened �t 1 lous, but lie succeeded, . Ills mouth . Price 50C bex, or six boxes for R.50. . - I
Ing to taste and helpful to the body. ,water, but tlie.girl fastened upon this I . I I
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the prospect of relief. Without -a word ji,gIttened, and his 4 expression lost its Bes 1; physicians recommend it. So!d by treasure with a sigh of deep content, I . I
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of questlou or suriallse she swallowed tenderness. b 1 41 FOR SALE AT HOLMES' DRUG SMIREA � . .. . .
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the contents of both leaves. I ,,Coin.e, Vomel my dear lady," he ex- J. E. Hovey,, Clinton. telegraph oflice. and a sbtp.pk ____..,___,. - � , Z=7, ----.--,%
I ., she found utterance. "llow claimed, and there was a, tinge of stud- . I __,_,__._ - -,��-",�,-��,-----.----.,.....-, - 'r�__ ...- .:-------1- -
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odd It tastes. What is It?!, she In. , led roughness in- his voice, "you must __ --- Wh . . �
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. . -ourself. It is the fortune Of ckut � ll tfie CRU t,` .
I quired. � calm I , y coutniuQusi- since 4 oulocu , the broken woodwork, with the ani.all I . �
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But the eagerness with which slit shipwreck as well as of war, you previous afternoon. . newhat heaps of valuables inetfiodicalll ar. , . . . P .
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� quenched her thirst renewed his own 1k know, We are alive and inust look At last their appetite Was 001,ht not - ranged, The. barmless subterfuge did I LONDESU0401, ..
.4 laomentarily forgotten torture. His ftfter.ouri�elyes. Those who ha:ve gone appeased, tbough plantain$ Wig Itarly not deceive her. She darted a quick I . . �
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� . tougue see�med to swell. Ile was all. are beyond, our help." , . appeal to4a 'gourinfInd as-tho- Sol . -laolc of gratitude- at ber COUIP4niom � � .. � .
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. siAutely unable to reply. I "But not beyond our sympathy," joint, . .., - . . . � Ilow, thoughtful he )yns!,,Xfter a fear- . � I . - . , I . I .1
.1c vralled. Iris, uncovering her swimming , 4'Now," decided Jenks. ",%-oil must ,. I . . I � . � . I 1�. . .
I The water rev:ved Iris like w mag I I . I ful"lance around she was reassured, , . . I � .
. draft. Her quick intuition told her eyes for a fleeting look -it him. Even rest here 4 litfie'while, .".Nils.4 Deane. ,though she wondered what bad become . . ,Seventeen years. it took to � ', . . . � I .
what had happened. in, the utter desolation of the- moment I'm going back to the beAch, ):on ileea, of�theui. . I ,. . . I . . .
e. she could not hell) marveling that this! not be afraid. There are no it . find how to add one special indredieut. in the I .
"You have bad none Yourself!" sli 0 ninials to "I se6 you have bcen busy," she said, I . I � . I .
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.l cried. "Go at once and get some! -And queer mannered Sailor, who spoke like harni you, and I will not be far away." nodding toward the clothes RIA.boots- I .. ridht way and amount to -the pure'lead and oil and . I
please bring me some more!" a gentleman and tried to, pose as. her "What are yoriT going, to� do oil tho. ,.,Yes," he replied 81111111y. "Lucky . � * - zinc of M L Pare Paints. Ti c well spent, for it makes I ...
� , -rior, ivlio had resebed her with the boach "" she demanded. . � -waswt It?" . m , �
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' ,%r hastily gulping down the contents utinust g,,illantry,,who carried his quix- "To rescue stores. for the most part." � . . '
. "' these paints last twice as load as others, and protect far
al leaves ho returned with .I Tal to tile point 0 1 f IlrA sul)l)lyiil,; ' I'llay I not conle with you. I call be - Xoit fortunate. Wlippjboy are quite. I . , I I .. I I
Df sever. - Otle Z i:, . dr�y I ,will replenish lily �vardroble. � . � ' .
further siip,)Iy. Iris was now sitting llcr needs, when J. -o -%vas ill far worse of Some little service surokyl"' N81bat . Is the first thing to be done?" . bettef. Saves 'you' wastind money on fault-foll -paints.
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up. TI - royally througb . Case lilmselt, should be 'go utterly in- Ile answered ,slowly: 11111pase-o'bilgo IINA'ell, 'Miss Deane, I t1illik our pro� Makes it safe, s well as wise, , for you to buy .. b .
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the clonds. and her chilled linilis ,%vclr� different to the fatelof others. . mo by remaining bere at present. LIn gramir '- ,- - . - - I - . I . I
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of warmth and He waited"Isilently untilher sobs legi than an hour I wIll retur% and I �
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gaining sowe degree . . . - ' . tiwu.pt�r aps you w - --ainble4ire -artielei,4, thrOwil .1iiiihor6, and I . . .
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ellistlelty. .cledi�e-(T�� - - - ------' - ---' " -b -- ' 7 - _� - . . see If any of -tile cases contain food, . I . . � I
Wbat is It?" slip repeated after an- II-Novir, madal ,* essell- (10.11 I . , Iry :, . I
� At ,u I be Said,. "it Is . socundin we should haul bigh and c 1. . 23 12 r e . . I
ather de!ielous draft tial that we should obtain some food. ' itively Ilnd I I
. . $be read his meaning Intiti, . everything that nifly lie of use to us'. . . .
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I "Thp loaf of the pltclier plant. Na. I don't wisl� to leave you ilone until lihivered. Ill couhl-,not do that," she lost the -sveather should' break again I AIAI% . . I
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;, lure is uot always cruel. In an un. we are better acquainted with ..our . murmured, "I would talat. IN'lill.e you and tile ileit.tide sweep away the spoil. I . .1.
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wsually generous mood she devised this whereabouts. Can YOU walk a lItt16 '. are g-,yay I wift pray.for them, illy . .1111- . b Iffa in ts
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method bf storing water." way toWard the trees, or sball I assist fortunate f rien, s," I b 111101y, ,vve must explore the island b(3, . . . I I
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'MIss Deane reached out her band you?" I.., � . � I As lie passed �rom. her side ho.heard, f9re tli� liglit falls. I am convin I ced *0 . . I . 1. I., . Made in every wanted cotor. � . I . I I
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for more. Her troubled,bmin refused Iris Immediately stood up. . She press-, her sobbing quietly. � � I I I . . . . � �. . I � � . . . I I I 11
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I. ed her hair back defiantly, : . , lie lialt- . Imperial Varnist-A i & Color Co, - I
to wonder at such a reply from an Ord . . I � When be.reachea tile iftgoo I I the b es t, mid, if any Chinanien werg, I �1 I I .
nary seaman. The sailor .dbliberately "Certainly I can.walk," she answer-, ed-suddeuly. Sollietliln-%tartled. blul." 11 . . . ; Limited, of Toronto - I I . I
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r a remaining leal ed. "What'do you propogo to do?" - . . Ile was quite, Certain that he had pe4rauceloag siince.11 - b � , - . I � . . . F -4 1888 . . . I
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on the sand. "Well, madam�'- - � . ,s. Now there , "Do.youtill Ithen,thatwe.mayre- . I . .
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"No, madam," he said, with an-od . � . . . . .wbre only,twelve. Vic two .I.ascars' main herelong.."$ , .� I . � 501 . I I . . b . 1, . I
3aixture of deference and firmness. "No - eft imperlousiy, _ . . b boilivs which rested, oil the snialk group :-,,It is Impossible, to forin. an I opinion I I . . I �
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inore at present. I must.first procurf II.Tenks, madam. Robert4enks." of.rocks oil the verge of the higoozi bad . .on that point. lielp lilay coftle Ill X . . . I .
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you some food." . "Thank you. Now listen, Mr. Robert .v..6)Isllp41- I . I I day. On the other ban(rl- . I I I I � I
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. . Sbe looked up at him III momentary J ks. . . Nylle,,.e .had they .gone? * . I - : . .. . ..
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"Tile ship is lost?" she said after a. you were a -steward -that IS,. until yon . I .. � C11,10TER, Ill. . . . ling, * Miss De'. . .1 . . . . b . I . � � - . � . . .. --- I I . I � .
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pause. . � became a seaman. 116rev�e are equals -Ml`IH Sailor -vvasioa fid time in Idle . "Do' Vvir inean," slic said-, slowly, - . I . I � 1-11-1.1- .- - I .
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I b bervildormcilt Ile searched Nxq may be imlirlsone(f here -to - I . , . I , . . . .
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I I "Are we the only. people saved?".. We le'dder.., I am quitouse * lem. ''I can . . carefully , for: traces of the Iniss, - ,wileks . , perhaps.Wouths"I" � . I.. � ,49me, Infi.abited. perillnuently, otllQr.s . . .. - . . � .
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I "I fear so." . : . I . . 11 . fng.L.ii;cixrs. 110 .caifie'lo the I if you e ist'yow mind back a - ' *a;�jihout to tidd something, �but clieck- � � . .
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! this a desert is . el- - �- _� . , coup-lils! urt -drie(I rocks , t W, . b .
� "I think not, inaillim. it may by ,�_ � tall. I I . lcw"�O.WN *
Chance be temporarily' � : _;� . dragged from I I . .to �Sunl lip", -lie continiled hurriedly, 1 . . I 1.
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fishermen from China . . . . . ture of which lie could not .even- cou-' lubt Onte"Orth illy: q1lestioll, Mr., Jeii.ks. . I . . _,0 . � . .. I
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places. ihaveseen-nootherilvingbe. . . .1 . . .. . . � I . . . . met", �. . . ., , days, even mouths. There Is always a (( � . � I
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isigs except ourselves. .\ . . . . . . I Ire bom,(I(l. There was a perceptible . � , . . . . I I .
. Ule islanders may live on the soutb � .. � b __ . I They were I Fing many feet above the retuila of his stubborn cynicism when . ilowever,on: the -basis of detention fo� , I I � . I. . I . .
I Side." . . I � . I I sea lov c*I when lie Idst, saw them, lit- � . . I . I an indefinite period. ' I am di.scussing A I I '
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; "It sur6ly cannot be po"�iblo that the* . I 1\ . .tie more than half awbotir earlier. At - '*The foet% .ire obvious, I 'MissDealie.. � appe I . . . . I . �, . � . I .
. - . � i i ; that point .tlio beach' shelved rapidlyl: - . s tile island may change all these views." I . I .. � .
Folrdar bits gone to pieces -a Inagnifl- . . . . '4� -of tho r,lrdar will not be, . . I �, _::,.;, IRUF � I
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He answered quietly: "It is too truie, -11 I -1 will' be a-,sunicd that she hq%.brolten ,., ,� I """" I . � � I .. .. �
was visible there save s�.Yorai varle.; . b . Milt -of the,tree..cOTered'.bIlI behind * *; 1IN-, I ..
madam. I suppose you hardly knew . . ties of,smalj tisli. � , ., down. Tile. agent,; in l,'.lingapore -%vill . ;. . � l . � . . . .. . �
she struck, it happened .So suddenly. - // , � . . . . � Ing lier�:wbere- . them. � I �.' . I .. I . . I.., I.. . . . .. . I . � I
.1 . The incident plizzleil and 'annoyed await cabled tEd pi of . "From that point," he said, 11,F6 may - I I .
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were unconscious." , ,�/. 11 ... .1 down�. on' the highest xocic andj)ulled. where in that typhoon. . '(71tiniatoly they.-svill certainly be Inhabited. I am . . in - '
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"How do you kno4ft" she Inquired I , 410 lb . � . they will.send but ,a'vessel tQ-,search, . . . . I
. . I " . . . oft' Ills hea-vy boots to -ouipty the -wa- � . . . surprised this one Is'not." .. .. . � . I . ,I I
41itickly, Aflood of vivid recollection I ' - I .11 I b �� . I . For Every Meal ,
, � . : . ter -out. -Tie also dive�stea bilu".ir ,of , impelled to, fliat- epurse.'a little r-kilml- . Ile ended abruptly. . They,' I I
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was pouring in upon her. . '' . . , � IN I .. . b yoiir father's dn�kiefy. , Pardon nic.., , . . 1. I .. I 11 . � . I . . - b : I .
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. . � The i6tion reminded him of. MISS dilmaged,eAse ont of the. water. I I . . I . _ . Branil Syiup!�'Js dtllclou& _ . - .
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, and we-er-driftea ashore together.." . . .. k . J . . Deane's n�cesslticq� Ile �butriea to a. . . -"Go oil," Sal& Irls'br(I Tely.- - . .1 . 'Ile laughed urimlrthftilly;� "ChArne. . . �. . . . ,� : . 7.TT�6d ivith plaW.1.)udding§ or *made .
11, ; She rose and faced'billi. "I remem. 7 , ,'The, relief �hlp must search the en� b pagn I e.. . - . � .. /�, . . . , ., - �, . ) . . 1. .
. ' . ., '� point'whei co- he could Call Out to her. . _ . � ' 'The said. "A sood brand.too!", - - I . . . . itli. -pastry,,6dd scraps of. cake -
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ber now," sliecried'bysterlenfly. "You . . I d. reqornm.e , solne of tire China *sea. . .. ' I . .. I . . . -1
. . . � an nd her.to. 'dry. This inau'was certainly an enIgma,. t � ,
. cau-bt me as V was thrown into the w I . . . driven a disnilled stearner north, � .. I / � 'L etc, , it inqj,-ds� a deligh�f ul af er dihner. , .
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' reifred eveli'more quick1j, fearing. lest e th6 effort'to. place him in a fittln'g, eate. T- , � � . 'At supper it'is j Usf th-� jlLili-j. to eat b I
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.the vessel turned over, You have saved * r . . ho� Should lip seen, � Iris - bad � aliea6 .� whirling s ,pIral., you seej-'and 't,lie, dire(!-' - ' � I * . .i . . . . . . I . . . . �
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my' life, Were it not for you I could . z-:_-, , , - .. . I � . rge por. tIoA of a drifting.slill) depends wholly - , i I I . h bread and butter, toast or biscuits'' I . b,
I . W.� ,�, ,_ I - .1. displ.ayed to tile- sunlight a lit those of-- in. educated. I gentlelan; yet .. . Ivit, 4.9 . I .
. . not possibly have escaped.11 . . -!z!451____.-, I - _ � . ' I upon.'the locality, Where she sustained ' � I - - C11LOWN BRAND SYRUP" . I
. . I __ � . . tion of her costume.. � �. his actions, and mit liners were Studious. I I .. �.. . - i .
She gazed at him more earnestly, see� - �__e!�0��L��_:� . ��_ . . I . /� .. s syrtip at its.best and in its most. - .
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' - - I - __ - � . M71tbout further deiay be Pet abOqt dam�age The coasts of ,China,. Jaya, ly,,Unboiith ,vibien lie thou ' � . . - . .
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liag that he blushed eath the ef . ,---m . I glit she was. , . deliciou and wholesome .. .. t
! ., bell .. :,�__, ..'... -Y ask. 33orneo,aud the rlifflpliffies. .ire . not � �. ,� � - I . . � . b
.11 � _... ; . t 9L disagreeable. -but nece9sal t. . i . observing him. The veneer of, rough. I I -��/ . I . I -
� ,of salt and sand that covered his face, . ------ - ....'.. 'Froin the pockets'Of the first oflicer equippe(I with lighthouses. ,oil every ness puzzled her. 'That -he was -natl �. . .. � form. - �-- .. . : I .. ��
I % ' and cordoned with.telegrapil . . '. . I .
. il"VVhy." she went on, with growing ex. . - .. � � reyO,1dWr,j1 ,headland I . . -it is prepamd in- a p�ifect - ... . .. I .i
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131temont, "you are the steward I no- - it and-a4upply of caitr ges evidehtly. W. I absolutely , ,. . .
I . . . .id , , . t liz. "ew qulte� well, not.alone by;. percep. ..l, � - I I . . . .. I
I . flifflided to mot -tie any dispute w, c races to be reckoned �wltli.- Cas I . . .6! .f .. .- - w6nn,Or ,from * I I . .. . . ql
Ivr . .? . . . lents.. It, is far: . ' '
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!Aced in the s, loon yesterday, Ho' � . I I � I aside alLother (11 assl M" tion, but by the plain ievidence of -his. !1. - I. pur.e ingreld, '� . , .
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is It that you are now dressed as a , . might have'arlsen � between the Ship's . possibilities an earlier dealings with her, , I I I . , . I . �'. .
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I . plodaing together throUgh tho Rand. . . f Ing that a prompt search Is made to :he '. �, . 1. allead of , all dther Icinds in I . .1
milor?" � . I . . officers and the native members o .t6o .. . . . TO the best of her ability she allentl .. I I I
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I ro.. south of'our. cours&. this part of, Za: . I ..y b deliciousness of flavor:and . , . . � . �
f He answered readily enough. "There so I-' do.not wish to be addressed 'as ellew. , He hoped the-Cattridges we. , � helped In the work. of salvage. .They' . . . .
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� was all accident on board during thw I 'madam'. iii every breath.. 'Do you un- Uninjured, but he could -not test them. . -�-- . I � I . -=' igiii1e,ti, �ueei �011ectlon. A. case of , perfect wkolesoit�euess� ' . I � . ... . . �
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gale, madam. I am a fair sailor, but derstand,,mb ".011. . . .. . I .. at the 'moment for, fear of! alarming - - ' I . . . . . . . I .1. champagne and,* another of ' b ' rand I y, a d6n�t you think ' it's worth � . I
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or steward, so I applied for a ,,As yoli. wish, Miss Deane," lie said. Miss Deane. . ; - ' . . .. . . � . I t glasses,a I )I . , ,0 fle insWing on "Crown . . . 1. �
R po . . . :1box of books, a pali of nigh . whi I 11
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transfer. As the crew wits short ba . things to at Lend to, and , .. I ; . ... ... cnillpass, Several .boxes of ablo's bin- rand.SYKUP? " - - . % ..� . - I
s ..wey�al�y must ' . . . . . 1. . . . . f9WANSBURC � � .
_. ed, my offer was accepted." . . -penclIg. . In. one of these, containing � .1 ' . I . 'Your dealer has it f ft in � I
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._. .. , . OWES�bl .* . . oults, Coated with salt, but s, 14= . No
Iris was now looking at him Intently. . Cat sometlillig.", I . . . Ary.)eaves, tile Sailor made a Careful . 1. , I . . . � I ra I 2o lb. air-tig t this
I 1. . . . . .. .1 . � E . � I . ,. their bakdnen, having been Immemed - , 011T - I lift-off lids,. Order some . I.
"You saved my life," ,she repeated "What can -we eatV I . . ca'set. NvIth �
. 1. b ''' i _Inventory of the miiney:a4d other val,, � I . .H � R , .. � . r ' - "" , to -day . . . . . �. �
slowly. it. seemed that this obvious .. I'Let us find out," he replied, scAll- uabler effects he found upon *the dead,. � I I . .. . �ut.ft few Seconds; two large Cases Of �'NE up .. . � .. .. .1 I.,
' 4 . . . � I .. lams in* equally" good. condition, some NLE SYR * . . .: �
. fact needed to be Indelibly. established I nring the nearest trees with keen scru-, besides noting na'm& and docum6ts . . � , I .. . I . , . I 0 1 1. b . .. I " I -
er.w tiny. . I . . .... where.bossible. Cuilously.ellough'-th't , . . I . : 1111je dish Covers, a bit of twisted iron-' . , , . I
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in her mind.. Indeed the girl was ov , . . . I . 1, work ,and it'great quantity of 'Cordage, I The Edwardsburg, Starch Co
wrought by -111 tbat sho had .,gone They ..plodded together through this capitalist of this lslaud'morgue*wasa� . . .. . � I I * I . �
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throu'll. Only by degrees were .1 her sand In silence. Physically they were , tas6r, who 1 i it belt *around his'walst . and timber. I : . . . . . I . .
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thou,flits inni,shaling themselves with a superb couple, but III raiment they - hoarded more than a,hundred pounds 1. . r .. aget .. TRXAL. TOkOiM and BRANTFORD . I . I . �
- colien resembled scarecrows. Both, of course, . ailor .tied in a handker, . which their United strength could not '%Vork5'- CARDWAX4, 011t, 0fdCC5 '� MON . . I
lucid nice. As yet site recalled SO � In gold. - Tile 8 I � . .1 . . I �. . b . . . . ��
were aded, The sailor's Setsey, - chief all the money lie collected - and .Ll E TO lift, Tile sailor . searched around. until - . I . I I I I & . �
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. . But quickly there came memories Of ' the Sea. water,stIll souglied loudly ,In el,ry In separate little beaps,' . Then he'- Lydia .E. ,Pinkham's . wrenched from its socket.' With this I � . � .. I 1. -_ - - I I . 1. I
calitain Ross, of Sir John and Lady :his h6a.Vy boots, with each -step; - stripped the men of ,their boots and he -Orled open the-strob. outer covet - I !
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Tozer, of the doctor, her maid, the ' s was In,,,,.L deii1orable plight. . outer clothing. Ile could not tell bov . Vegetable Compoun .Knd royealed . atiou . . I I. ; I
)3ut Irl. . d. the 6utetits-re&ul � 1. I . .
� her, Her hair felLlu a great wave of gold- l6n; the girl., and. lie might bo.detalned Vl naI W.Va. -"I feel thatl owe. boxes of allinitinitlolis, each COAtAilling . . b ' . . . ,
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i hundred arld one ludividualitles of neck,, and on the 191"d .before help came, .and ie I at tell years of my life to 500 roundg, . . . . I . JAI MI I
I ,)leasant life aboard Ship. Could it be en brown strands over ber ' . tl dia I'Ah!,*Ilworled. II.Nowwi want some Neaww.-%Pus, .: Diseftseld Men .1
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that they were all dead? .The notion shoulders. . H vitnish- ,fresh . gumentg -wer6 essential. It ! Pill ege- . � . . � I I ' � I . .
-had I ! -1. . - DRS. -K. & 9,95TAWSHED 20 YEARS .
rery, hairpin . :11 .. I . I .
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1. I I 141, . i would be foolish sentimentality to I ::. Compound. rifits." , - . , . . : . . .b . .
� was monstrous, J)UL ILS Jj abL,Y 0 gn
iennee was Instantly borne ill, IIPOU her
ed, nut. with a few dexterous. tsvists
She Coiled the flying Into a
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trust to stores thrown. aShOrb 91'0111 the ; �" ' "N" � Eleven -years ago I
a walking
, 11whai, cood'would they be?" inquIll-
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�by, the plight In which She stood. Tier
R ered; the tears trembled In he
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Those knot. Her beautifill'muslIn d ress
was retit and dtaggled. was drying
ship.,' - I I .11 '>-N was
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Nevertheless wben'lt� _
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Ile arose and shoolt himself lIk6 a irregularities, periodic pains, bapka&6, VO i tire here. Mlos Dirl-nne. It Is Oft6n
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sary to,search and disrobe the womeb �i- t:X:� mebUtgotnorellef.
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tool, but be answered at once:
thqp� birds, of course, Miss DeAne.
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lio.almoSt broke-do-wn, Vor an Instani "''.. .�
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he softened, Gulping baelt -his em- . : ...
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ition, be .�� . I � . � !a I i ham's
WItbL a SaVhgo lnlpl'eea
1) egetablo. om-,
them tire edible," . . . ., .
They worked,, In silence for' AbOthtir
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,kour� Theaun was nearing the zenith.
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fell beforre )lots. "Unhappill there Is
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love, Miss Doane, we are irk lucled
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maellar . ltro.*
* With the bodies. Ills, first intent,fts t4 limd all my pains
wore distressed NvItli the IMMAS-
r"y e I at"of tbe'day. Jenks secured OL
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The pangs of hunger could fiot be re-
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scoop a large holo In the sand Vwrlth a and misery, I adyNovall guftering
.0 I ,n to take .fydia E, pinkl),%mls
pi ce of timber, -but when lie took lutc WOMe
kam and some blf3(.'U.ltg,L Some pleees of
ArlftWood and the binoculars U114 JUVIt-
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he turned ieawara.
1!lpo, they tore at tile great bunabot
consideration the magnitude of. the )a. 'Vegetable Compound." - mits. 131MMA
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bor Involved, requiring manY'liOUrs of' NV'i11,,1ATox,* 'Vienna', NY. Va. . . .
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P She understood him, 19he sank to-hbr
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grid ai�e ravenously. Iris made no pre-
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. hard work and' a waste of precious. Lydia 21. Pinkhaik's Vegetabla Com.,
ft n roots and
the groye. She obeyed without a word,
though she wondered,how. �o proposed
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I and li�oko into a'j)Asslou of weeplai.
:in worse plight, for "be, ba(4. been ou
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. -be of infinite valu� oui�d, made
. time which'talght I 01
J,ls helpless comnaillou. and himself flerbs, contains no nanoties or haTm-
to light a fire. To contribute gome.
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�!_ _.,__.�1_�n_1_______ � _!�-_""_, - he was fo*ed.to abandon't'lle'project f't . . � I . I
i I . "___-__-____-._"___ Y4, ."Af ,��Vv fultird�A+16ahla. hutdan. for thelarg,estnumberof aetualo,ure� pickeel up a dish cover and.a bottle of I 1, . it V .:�, I .
.11 - � Of ferntlie iseasts Of an sinular Incul. champagne, I .
I gerous, eine-in the country, aff thousands of I tiding Itoln.
The rollor eyed e
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Nervous Vablilt Blood Poisonso Vital Weakfiasseso �
had to SIA his 00th Vltl1
Again lie voluntaa testiniddia,18 are on Ille, in
grim resolution, Ono by one the bod- the Pin ham lab6ratorY at Lynn, I with disfavor. "Not whilb the sun Is
from who liAV6 tilbelft up", be said. "Ill tile evening, Y08.11
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leg were shot into the lagoon from.tht Mam, 3vomen,
eured from almost overy form ot "It wnt for you,"'(1. . xPlained Iris cold.
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I . liseases Peculiar io . . a . I
little quay of rock. Ile knew tbty
. would not beSeen ag-41til I female- oomplaintS, inflawmation, ul. ly, -11 do not driult wine."
tumors, "You glust tiroalc tile pledge while
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Ile arose and shoolt himself lIk6 a irregularities, periodic pains, bapka&6, VO i tire here. Mlos Dirl-nne. It Is Oft6n
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gathered the elothdg and Other artlelef Every such suffering woman owpo it to 'vepq cold ab pight'lln fbas latitude, A
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Into a beAp and placed portions of sbat 'herself to give Lydiii, Hl rinkham�s dhill woull, 14'an fever atid pet -baps
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labout 3,our ease write a eonfideu-
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uala.y sword, The presence 0 thle,116 tial letter to mr& pinithAl") $At ��'�'_,.�i�_� ���t�,���!i!!��!!!-,��.'.��!��!� ,!�.
Lynn, Matig, Iter adV106 ia fk*Oi RepeAt Itt-"Shilph'ti Curd will al-
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