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I - 0 By LOUIS ... - own word,;. -.Ili be rctailva the story to For Four ,I . d(
, - X . " - I.' 'Fruit-a-tives" l3rought I hate Ventnor`9 What luall
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14 -I. :"-,-,.J- TRACY -r,-*.1. .,;,, clative andieut-win the wtird- Relief.
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� Mo rn 1, ng, Copyright. 190, by ,_�, .. room. Stratford Centre, Wolfe Co., Que. b,as given me Iris. Ile gained for we
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. Edward J. Clode . ... "We had just buidoa.11 he a, . J�Tay 11th, 1910. at her filthees ball(Iq a
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... ...- . . I'! -F -_":i` -.-'.;i-: ;6.111 .,;-%.W-;,N � , w1len. two 'Ile" frightful Condition of my stomac
..., I .:, � . .* - - .... . .. .. coolies. out of ilia WILY vTe% brouglit my
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, . ,... - - .-.".*.' *,... - . _ I jululled down tlj(- steivs. .Ilia It most through this wonderful medicine, "
i" �W� . . .X�. . . udish row sprang ul)-that is, illcre ,,F-rult-a-tives." I suffered to. four uncle to my �,Idv In the hour of my
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. I *1 . ,,ts-lis, Ito digplite or wrangling, but One. ached Incessantly. I eu ' �
. (Contnued from I list week.) ,with fury. His eyes Diazell, anck tnere uld not eat big st,itile carved In.marble and, s�t
chap, Who, it turned out, was ('010110 anything but what X suffereu awful high to tell all who passed how
W.nlig, Jor a 911,ue wnue, -cou %** was a tense vibrato In his volab 48 he abbed, Verituor by the shirt pains from indigestl I used every On
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.� . I . I I Costebell, gr, prin,, out of evil -bow God'o
� woe driven apart, and Austrutber dis- said: 1. front and threatLzied to smash )its face known remed) -lid Wa., treated by good mays 0
1 OpAiled to urge the plea that not m4nY ' "Then I must congratulate you, 311as. 1 in it lie didalt ILMen then and tbere to physicians, but the dyspepsia ana bead,, .
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we a would elapse before he 'would, Deane. You fire fated to endure ad- aclies per�lsted In, spite of the U,eat. wisdom, can manifest itself by putting
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Ile a richer man than his rivat The ventures. - Having escaped from the , about interfering until I heard COIOnQ1 . 1--, 1- MIM,,_
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chief sufferer was Sir Arthur Deane, ' melodramatic perils of Rainbow Island I Costobell's opening words. After tbat� : Ir I I . � I I
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Had Iris guessed bow her father was you are I destined to experience anothe . r I would gladly bave seen the beggar � i . � . 11 , I I I . 11.1 I I IfDash It all, lIld,11 vociferated the
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tormented she would not have remain- variety of shipwreck here." ; chucked. into the barboIll We never .
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. . 11 1, . �", 11� never beard you. talk like this before?"
1;:, � ed on the bridge, radiant and., mirthful, He lart them. Not a Word bid Rob. liked him, aid we'.," ., I I %�-, I 1 5 lr , . I I I "I
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while the gray baired baronet gaze4 ert. spoken throughout the unexpected "Ask no questions, xlgmp(,Y, but go . . Ant-, I IQ: , , I The old gentlemau's nmazeuient was
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� with stony eyed despair at some memo scene. Ile t was trobbing with ahead with, the Yarn," growled the first I 11., I I I , I .11'. ,,, � �< : of the question,
I Panda which he extracte4 froW his Pa- a tremendous joy, gull his lordship's lieutenant. .. . ... , � ...., 11 . 11 -
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snee rs were lost on him, JUIll, Ile cotil .
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,,Well, it seems that �Irs. 1L.'08LOL)eJ4
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scheme, lie woilld lie able to raise
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.#Ten thousand poundsr, be muttered.
not fail to note the malignant purpose
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is dead-. ,,,,Ile got puterle a ,%vock
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upon the mine. 'The story sounded like
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said liev ]over, haste., -.and t I. art ail d.'on
ana t116 ela:er inen felt .. .
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"Not a great suill for the millionaire'
of the parting sentence, . .
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the Orient salled and W.
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wildest romance-ttils finding of a v ol,
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, soli they all nearly NN,rung my a .. I .
so ex0ted that they
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Anancler, Sir Arthur Deane, to raise
In his quietly masterful way -he
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four days. Before she died $he ONYMNI.
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canto dyke guarded by the bones of
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I on his note of blind. A few months 090
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Ile paused, with a bare e3
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the production of the ore sainples-
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. � amount oil no better I
#%What did fiord Ventnpr �an`)" be
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Not a man moved a muscle.
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wonder Into certainly.
- .up grootion , .. t t, . 11.. I�IL6 sallib brought him
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vpok& is one who could, no onger rL- no 6 A
. .1 . � 1 I foda'.Ijewa. The goverfior of Hong -
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.,�ll right," lj� cried. 'It will 'Make
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Next day a govertiment metallurgist
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- Mr.' William Anatfuther wag an In-
SNIT that I fine idea -for .
;04' fools In London should so destro y my
Sir Arthur Deane an4wered, with a
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forgiveness for
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estimated tile value of the colutints of
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credit and their own; that not a bank
Calm smile: is difilcult
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a ,"to me "I' be ex-
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tb 000, ket the
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I him gleefully up the steps. Leaning
the taffrail, some distance
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will discount our paper unless thCY
ly at this moment. Wait until we
be"r treatment of bill) and confesqkld
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specimens brought from the Island
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yoll did this' thing. , It.:Was , because notification tbut M . . I . I .
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washdays and yotl?ll -save a lot - - __
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I are assured Lord Ventnor has Joined
reach the hotel." . . . .
�rbe news flew fast tbrougil the set-
tilled the
that she and. Lord. Tentnar plit as tried
affair for which Anstruther W
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I was told to try `Vrult-a�tlltes,'l and
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werp . .not by any means the richest
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tleillelit that her raft-Jest's"s ship orle-ut
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by vonrt martial. It must have been
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I ,sent for six boxes, and this wag the
only medicine -that did,ine-any good.
available, - .
And now there 1g. not m,ach, more to
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IMPEMAL-OXFORD - . �6 1 ,
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hall returned from her long searcif for
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a beastlVi business, for Cotob .1
I am no,y�, entirely well, I can eat or
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tell of Itilinbow Islafid and'Its castii.
The two men looked Into each otber's
eyes. lfbey suitled. How could they
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ship occupied her
the 81rdar, Tlie*wnr�
sweIlting iWiLli rage, though ills..wordfl j.
dinary food and I lievei,, have a, head:
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a WaT a. Ou tile day that Captain
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While lie utter despond-
. usual anchorage,, an(! 4 boat -Was low,
were Icy ello,,igh. ,,knd you, ou,ght to .
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ache,. ,,Ind for this relief 1, thank this -
ilvor4erful reinedy 1,J7,ruIt-a-t,Iveis;l' MY i
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Robert Anstruther's name appeared Ili,
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the best by test- -and Ws the. in , . � I . .1 I
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. ency. It wits quite true that a compar-
ered to take off the.paSsougers, .., _ _.
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have scou. Vvnillor's face, when
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case Is Well knoN�n In this vicirifty and .
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the. Gazette, reinstating him to. big
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up-to-date Range at popular prices. . . I
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atively suiall atriollut Of
The holli swung off Into the tideway.
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signed by Mrs.. costoiten and by sever-
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. restdre the stability of his firm. Even
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Her progress shoreward wit
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al ClIblese.servIltits whom ho'bribP , *
5k a box, 6 for $2,50, or trial size
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by a small knot of 11001) le, mostly
.give false eyjdt�uve. ..Ile promised to'
25c, It, for an -v reason, y our dealer'
"Pruit-a-tives,"
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� he could easily tide over tile period of
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loungers and, coolies, Among them
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two who had
kn�rry Mrs. Costobell If her husband
does not handle, they
will be sent postpaid ,on , recel�t of
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depression until the first fruits of
were garnered. Then all
however, were persons
driven rapidly to. the' landing plice
died, or, fit ally event, to brill- ab011t 11 '
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price by Xlrult-a-tives lAmited, c:I*tA�ya,
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11 Wearily turning over his papers, be ported. One bore,all tile alsItligul4j"g. Wfiis. after g1ps 11-N., kind there Isud *,au so Until be N,rag n1ill, nameas oelng' . ,
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�. Ir . suddenly came acros3 the last letter mark of the army officer of M94 rank, -a. , . -on of no further T luo. Ai'though Vontrior I I ..`� -
I . 8 � � I I Oubt her fL,I!y belped - the f ever. . . a _ .
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�;. �, written to him by Iris' mother, How vilt. the qtber �yas unmistakably It costobell said. tl . lat, for.1118 .,%Vlre's, sake, . Ill I I efuly ' avoided � any .1 .�F I
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libv dote b only child! He re- ttek. . The Older .gentleman, .4 Wre 'formal commitilli,lit;�the cablegrams � �
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, ) It ".. uvrlmll ( made no -pretense that ,he ebula "110RI! I I I . i il
n orlly before his wife - .
� � awalting ill(, shipowner at ,,,!ugapore I
C�11 s0ervt, but he 'wil' C01111)"lled-tO clear , - %
11 . r, t� e little Iris wits brought the east a-callin'." Ile: swore Impar- Anstru . tiler's Milne. espevl4illy *zis be.. allowed .that, cobill3cuou had already I I . .
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r room to kiss her and lisp her tially at the canto across -the otiter old Johllnle"- been restored by the .
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Infantile p,raycrs. *he bad devised it Inhabitants. , At this instant be was ,polupey, you. tire incollprent -with e%- use of his lords ., 1) me I
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I In a state of wild excitement. Ile )Vag � . . Is 'the otbor'old John'. 'Robert at inst obtailleCI a hearing. I - .1. 11
formula of her own: , . Moment. Who ' . �. � . . . I - .�� .. , .
.ePy stout -exceedingly red . � "Yolf tw4F are qui(ql.v assuming the : . I . I
"God bless father! God bless mother! ' very tall, , i � ale?- -ilskea the first lurg sevel'017. , - 1. of ..
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i . ,trutber's attitude of.the financial. magnates of . I . . �', �
God bless Ili(-, their little girl!*' f aced. 4 "Didn't I.tell.you? Why, Ali,, � . t . ,�
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And what was it she cried to, him . Ilroducln� it fmiapkidous telescope be nuclei 'of .courge, a liplivy old swell this gatberlu.g,!'.he said' - 4 - I . I - . I .
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, from tile 1)(1,10"? . � a' witli Jils . I % crit- - I vetry . weil lwtwev. . n yon, and I do not 'I , I �. 1. I . �' I I �
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"Can't ,,%,oil stallil '4flil; you.blitheiiing . tollgll I gatlic -lit lie (11 i ,
you!" I ed, his lievIlow' Wholl ill& news of tile Propose for bll(� moniont to InUirfelle . ,,, I .. � . .
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Given back to him! For wbat-to ,ill court martial. r(IMAINI him. .Tb6ll lie -,vitli yout.arrv. 1.1, vIll ent I . . .
. � I adytIlleing 1,),):tr. "or. .. ('ettliag Iris wid I are. really ilm Chief 11101,1eked . %
rvarry that black hearted scoundrel to focus .the , . . I . ail, I
I steady you Willi., a 'clulit olver the . relented. tkud c;il)l&d to.lklm, x � I I I .
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whose pastline was the degradation of . I I I . . I I '.� - - . "
I women anathe defaining of honest ear'," . . � w �� . " I noJ10%T4 lie clilile�e�i t to, look " �' lghin& and on-ille con- . � ��'. , I
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lIls companion, the I Arn I I I Y In � Rill . was. I .Ile, m et CP.qtfll)4�2 tile'day I -vtlfe cial 11 use" 111 "I � . � . I �". .1 I _t� .
. ekill,; ,Lip. your. 16aps six 1. '.",
I 1 men! That st-ttled It. Instantly tile. . I _. I . . lady dica, ana uto two vowe.d.to ,t�-_ rL Prieni.' ba' M .. . ... '. . I . . NZ§-, I :k ..
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lookingtbrough -it pair of field glasses. - �Inouthg Ifence. Siri,A-r(bur, -You lik,ed. I . , .
: cloua was'lifted from ilia soul. A great ' vell.yed on. yellily)r. allti�to clear An- . � - . I . _,��N I . .
I "By Jove," hecrkld,, "'I c;'ll' sea Sir , . - . . . . .
. I rzl,.�,,_, ,,via,- or d(,IId. not -go .to,. tlleln.. We will .be your -. _tNi,N N .
. The ruin of his . . struthor's '01a . - ... 1. . � I . .. . .. - I I . ... 1. .. I �.
peace caine upon hill, � . . ' ' . -b. . . - I . . I . Ill . . .
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I: ills daughter! Intake's jilat. Internal ''I'VIth R Wit * - ..:.:.:..:.
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. ,%Then lie aslte.l tile, young,.ter to for .Tlw baronet 11,111111P(I , M .
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. � . .. 11 scamp, Ventildr, %too,", , I.. �. . . -v:,.%' (illite . lig� - I arted ga-yety.,that r�veilled, -whencle �. . I M ;;: mn�
1 but be would'save from the wreek
that which lie prized more than a I give him, It � toix.L411 . .. I I (I.. i i -
I the big iiiiiii-brusliedthe servant out , . ,. *01ife parf at least' of her I i i - I M1 " �1[� :! .
I ,,hter's love. ' � and b .1 Co' ml: shook Ventn6r off ,at -'Iris got 1, , . I . . � . .. .
I else, big dait of - hig -way randished'. the telc- - "Well 4tol) 'Ili-gil ob"ervallon tbat �brlght disPositloM ... .. . I .. . . , I I . . . . .
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.� . -tit greed. . -ere a blud an list., with tile , ., . . . . . . IlSt&cth dart," *8ald her 1�itsbccnd.' .
I The englues dropped to ILI scope as though it m g n. . marilal. has -been. - ,,11,141 you sell -your Island, . Roberi?'4. I I . . . .
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-VIIA1 were entering the-liarbor of Sill- "The dirty beggar! lle'droVe my lad, Anqtrut,ber's colift . . . . .
. I , -ilpxt.bateh 0-t. general - It crled� -I 1111, afraid that not 0en- - rank and. re.,linent, Iris and lie were�
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.kapore. 'In a few bdurs the Worst to misery and deatb,�yet lie.has came � �llashed. The , 11 e uld wheedle ally I. one, . Jilto. buy- I � mill . deamthe English church tit Hong- .
. ' Iris ed I . , *1
would be over. If Ventrior telegraphed back' safe and soundl, NValt j.Ill I meci orders Will reilLA00 111111, Ill tile I`Q917 . 11 . � I : . I , . . - .'- Wish that.:
I . I , � ,lip a it re, . . �
. ',It'. a I, q, I . . Xplig" f, .
-airRI from ill . .4, with.litim to deolde Ing it. I or it wit,s big wife's
i to London big ,%,vithdi a him., Fli"-' . , I . .. . . . .. � .. pted the .' the place �jilieh i%%vitnessied big Ignbii
. * 1 tillial warrant ' . _ .
, board nothing short of a eaVlpd draft trutheil - Rem - whether* or' ti,it rL. .cr I . . . . "But, father,: dear,'! intexro -
"Now, Ana ember ,your . at,'Rob�rt t;ayg js� mi.ily should Illso. witnesis ilia tribmilb., .
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I girl earn6stly'. 11"VII, , .� .
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. for flo,ouo would prevent certain cred- I ,will tfeal with Lord Vent-' slitill be 1�*,r,up(l ,,,,111,14t ills lordship for . -lits
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1�ronklse- . . . . I .1 1. . ... - . true .We have a gold mine there. X Soon afterwaid Robert resigned . .1
.�eik has A,tst dalm. cons .. I . I . . . . .
P Itors front filing at bankruptcy PCI.11.1011. nor. Aly� vem, .1166 - I)Lr;ICY- , 40111 'Coin mission. . Ile regretted -the necesms . '_ ... I i
I banks the baronet had . , I -do. I � "What'did.1 - � , neiine do?" . is wortif so much that you �lafdly . , , , . . For tickets etc., see W. "Jackson I 0. P. R. town agent - - I : .. ..
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7 in the local . Moses. - Tiss 1. I . . . re call Am longer Ile - de - of his . new. . . I I I . .. . . . ''. I .. I
I What! By the jumping . . . - believe It until the sitij but tile, ..mands 11 � . . . . . . I . . .
-truther like a weeping . . . I � . .. I
utiler!, , ,,Cllll1g.�o 4kiv, . . I .
! . I I I in! . , - sphere* In life, r qd this step im-, - mmmmomom� . . . ,
1 about a thousand to his credit. Surely believe�- Yes. It Is. Allstr ender * .
.tile. � allge,l 9 lid, kistvwd. evo ybody . I . I � . I I �
'your iteptew. is sliting iwxt to tile ,Ili ,round aby doubt in y�our lid. I supljose� . ---
among the rleh merchants of. the port, I I I . . I . Y . . . . . . ., ers, .- . . - . . . . I _, . � � . .. .. . I . ., . I . I I .. � I
I . Ii. - I . . 1, . r W -11 --hands that is why Robert 'asked: me.not to perative. Mfuifig engine6p;, labot . I - .1 - .1 .. 1. I - _1 .. � . . . . � I
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men who know tile potenualAtIeS OL S '\
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girlf." .- � - � . 1. .� � . � . I �. ,.;
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wilf 11 I Pill nor. got, 1111 ��J .
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. :meail lier',fa-the'r. Anstruflier and :
�. I . . .P . -pbr(a.ble � hoIIse9,',,enginqs and
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ery.toy ' ea -P144 --r-' � stores, 1. .
mention Ills discov oli.. I . I
'all
scheme, lie woilld lie able to raise
The te)ek6pe f-611 on'tb'O'stoll('s With
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. -v, lasou,". 'equf6melit ' were obtaiiied, .,with
, "2\o, lrig� that I as �not the r( . L
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money lleedeO. He would try hard
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The old fire
The gian s.-ruilie 4 un , d face - , �
a, crash. tl'
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.11e, leaned. on' , its
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T ritely y wIt-3:
the.stout'nhel6l' .Infortun. .
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said liev ]over, haste., -.and t I. art ail d.'on
ana t116 ela:er inen felt .. .
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I Already lie felt braver.
suddenly blanched.
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not on in, that scena� ButL f or,some rea-
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th,lkt�-mqre thaii-idle tancy. inspired tile one of.8ir Arth.ur Deati6's.abips to con .
� The' very
, bad returned to. big blood.
belief that lie was acting, In the way I
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friend for, SUP - , . . . -
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� Ile At
"You not. mt0taken?" - a Ini 0,
'God's
. . . rm off '
, soli they all nearly NN,rung my a .. I .
so ex0ted that they
, . . g.111telligelice.that they bad. . Toy a Small steamer specially hlr�d to.
astoundini ,. . " � . t , atte* -
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' --yLis more o . ndto,tb.6.wants of the miners. - .
heard. I'Vour IQv'e",.j,.
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best calculated to secure ills daug -.
.are.
whinipered,,AlLook again, for .
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ai�d t.he.mekl were .
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ve the party a kadusing.chear as.thelf
ga . .
just
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md,.than..alI 'the.gold lit the world. I .A,i last, one .'evening earl Ill
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ter's happiness stimulated and encour-
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alike, mini, Make sure before you.
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'Tell
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ricksildws Nyent off. lit a bullph," - .
-Piam -
aut. to keep on, % the two vessel nehored olitside,
had w6 'y y 8 a
11 on, I nie
� oged him.
He went on deck, to meet Iris skip-
speak. me! .Tell me!�' � I
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-Calm y.purself, Anstruther. it Is
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. �Thd'uext cummotlow,arose , lif the boL ,
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b t I Lie f us.ed to buy yo .. " - . .. Tme -rock, and Mir Jan,could -be seen .
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" I � mlly about the shore, -
frantl(
ping down the hatchway. .
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RobeIrt, as sure as I'm alive.. I)oW,t T911.
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Ael Nylien. Sir'Aifliur.D.0ane.selzed the
'. first opportunity to 6xilialn, -the predli�-
. I . ve that -he, ljoill . d
Ile turned ,to her father.'. His* pent- running
-.wastpred him .iflud, he f6r: no valid reason as x
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"Ob, there you are!" she cried.
Vag just coining to find out why you
think I know him, my oor disgraced
P
friend, whom 1, like the rest; cast off
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anient *'in' �'svhich his company . NNT'as
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- .up grootion , .. t t, . 11.. I�IL6 sallib brought him
i ' I d ail .
vpok& is one who could, no onger rL- no 6 A
. .1 . � 1 I foda'.Ijewa. The goverfior of Hong -
were moping In your cabin. You alre -
.in his hour -oitrouble? But1hadsoule
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placed and theblow. which Lord- Ve tt;
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.qratn his.feelings. . . - .. kong felt that any,.rtasoaable req,tiest
missing the niogt beautiful view -all
browns! Alin,
excuse. There! :There!. I*dldn't mean .
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' Rob t himself will
I nor'Yet had It Ili big powir to.deal.,
- Mr.' William Anatfuther wag an In-
111 have had no chance to .thank IOU ni I e 6 '9 .
for the ,Words you Uttered -at Ifi'e moi� made by A strut i r sh uld be ranted
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greens and blues and
quick! I want you to see every Inch
f(�110,w.
.tlint- old er. , � .
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, jerested .a:udltor. Robert would litive .
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ment we quitted the ship, .Yet I will it pos§ible. Re bi4 .
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of It." I .
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. spoken,but big uncle restrained him.. .
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. .1 stroIng-rePresentation. ot.-the
. You
treasure them ,.%yWle life lasts I
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to the.governmelit'.0f In -
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She held out her p
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a ,"to me "I' be ex-
!'Leave. tbI lad I I . ...
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or dial. medan's ease
gave. Iris ta. me When j was po, , .,
id, front my, family . � dia that there was little-dotLibt the re -o ,
I him gleefully up the steps. Leaning
the taffrail, some distance
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. claimed. w, .
the Sirdar there 'was a Jot -of_talk
ail out
grace cast
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,why turning mail w , ould convey ark -official
And.my profession. - And I ,know .
against
apart from each other, were Anstruth-
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� 1. about Sir Artllol�a jehi=ie, and there .
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' Ir Jan bad been.
yoll did this' thing. , It.:Was , because notification tbut M . . I . I .
. . . a frbe Pardon.
� 4er ,and Lord Velitnor. Need it be
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. should noi be.. much difficulty ln.rals-
you valued'heP happiness- more tlilan granted . I .
'reputation, ,now The mlulng ex&rti v:eritled Roberra
I said to , whom Iris drew her fatber?
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11 The T. 149burn Co., 14mited, TOPOnt(i,
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Ing all tile-lirass reqnlro'if half what.
- riches or � I a.m. sorry .
Most situgullie views after'a;very brief
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. "Ifere be is, Robert," she laughed.
11 because
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PINK,HAM
I heard be.t.'rue,' Sit �YOLL -down, Sit Ar.
I thur, and tell us all.tibout it." ' '
� 1�dld not explain matters enAter. ,It .
you'inuell needless. examination :'of 'the ,deposit. '.Hardly
would litiv.6'sayed, . .
I - do believe be was sulking
'Captain 1.,Itzl-oy was so very attentive
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. The sit
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. . I . . . I . 1. . any preliminary work was need.ed.' .In
_. � . . . . . I twenty , four hours a . small ,concentrat-
to tile. Yet you didn't mind it a bit"'
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bidding.' WIth the skill for which -he .
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I , . I . . I ing 'pliiut. was. ',erected and 'a ditch
The two men looked Into each otber's
eyes. lfbey suitled. How could they
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wits noted lie deActibed big opei"Itions.
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in detaili-tellIng ho*-A� every -farthing of
. ,Vrelit
i A ,& T� tl ,,+6 0 file %jwo
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. . . - .. anhy-
' 'I made to drain oft .the carbonl4d
. Diarrhoea * . fikIley. Adersdusk a pailow
Ik - - dride In the . .
I resist tile contagion of her skinny - -
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IL 10 rs ISN. .1, I .
up, how, the
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. .04,quarry of Its . � . . I . � . � . � � . . . I . . .
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ty. of .coolies cleared . . ... I . . I � � .
ture?
at you
"I have been thinking over wit,
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loa�is. *.as baid -earnings
. of his fleet ik�onld* quickly overtake. the
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Dy�ente'ry,
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forni . or -occupants. .-Toward the close I . ., . . . I - - -mt. . . I
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or ilia following daY, when* the great � I I . I I
. said lo ine just now, Anstruther," said
Added to the Long List'due
deficit In capital yalne-eaused by' tile
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,iffigi onpe more, slowly, iurned bet . . . . I . . . . .
ate, . . �
the shipowner slowly. - .
. I -01j!" cried Iris. "Have you two
I)e(IT) t'.klklng seerets.bellInd my ba(IL'i I
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to This Fanilolus Reinedy,
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Wive thk e
lo,os-of.ibe three -ships .and how In six
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.-months' time the ' K(Ung. fillaucla-1--
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, ondoll, Paris and -8.
boillses of I, 0
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t" Ifis could hear I - . � I
� hend-to the, northWes I I
tile steady thud of ail engine at work .
. ,On the first consignment of ore. ' : ft
KER"NODY&KEN'14
"It Is Do secret. to you, my little
(Ixl,%Ilfor(I,St,,ttion,.()nt.-IlI -n.
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Lydials'.T�nkliaknls
� would be offering - Ithn more' money
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, . Robert had: beell N L , . _
L busy lip to- the last IM%'&
� I girl"- Her father's voice lingered on
file ,,When We are on shore,
I Ve(retable C.Lo M..;
for
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than he"would need.., -
' To a shrewd man bli siness' the
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' rly eveky onei b� .troubled with.
. . I . iuch -to be, I . � . . I � I
WOulent. .Viere was -so u . I SvCcE!$!�QRS TO I
flino.. : The-
. phrase.
,Robert, I will explain matter's to you
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low I wil,
more fully. Just 3 y to
poinid. years
.. 1.1, I aTid, n e N, e r found
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�'i , I _. ally �
., medicine to
'of .
- pllofe�t could not fall to conimohd it-
1 sel f.. and Abe Yorkshire squire, thou�h
,N,,
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.bowel- complaint dukrig the iUmmIir
months. But, do they know what to do
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done in a short space of ... 1�1- . I �. .
.ve9qeI'carrIed a large number of PAR, ,J
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. id
. and`he dl not wish to de-
' dy & Kerdan
Drs. Kenne
tell you that where Iris has given her
V - -, -fu- her band"
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� � , . . . . . ,: - compare NVIth it. 1
,� ons:
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;; - .,]lad ulcers and fall-
n trifle obstluate-lil temPer,.Wa8.$iII9u-
f..l .1--r headed In other respects.
to cure it, . Thousatids do . ?
. .. . I. m"AY dOn t-
s6igers, ,
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.bough they one . 1. . 1
intil them ,too long, t . . . ... . . ...
mean, 11 . . . I .1. J . . I . . I . 4sed their williligueSS Ew .
N She took his face between her hands ........ :'. I : in& of. the uterus, He,bionght big great 114t-dowil'ohithe I . . , . . � .and all expre.
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end kissed him. Lord Ventnor, won- , . :1 ar�d dodtors did me table With 4 wbilck, I WE CAN TELL YOU -1 stilt his convenience In this respect, .
' . no good. I suftered I I Now big share of the necessary Prep- -
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� dering at this �ff usiveness, strolled for- . ',',,Send it cable to your company, Sir - I ., 11 . tons Wag.voncludpd, Ills wife., Sir
IS Brad �
,,w a rd. . I � . .. dreadfully Until I Arthur,", he cried, "�and tell them that � . ' . ' .
::.I...".. began taking you.r . . DR. TOWLER. ` - � , Arthur and his. Uncle were'gntliered In
"Witat has happened, Miss Deane?" .. ...; �: s.', � pto9pectl ve.. son-in-law will pro-. . . I I
. ,:: � , � 7, edleiue. It has your when
__ `ib.;.. � I 1: . . '. � - . . l promennde (leek
-ad. "Have you just discover- � , ...: ! I �, �.. -C .. I
. I .1 .:! �: .: , �.: :'�` ' also helped other ' vide .tile i16,000'Y , I I will, .. t Ill"
be In �_ .1 , 011 I quire. , be a
quit ..., , , . __. y � I . . . � pprolkehe'd and told tbeni tha I
I ed what an excellent parent � you . Pos- - i � � - -men to whom I ge, that Ills draft Is honored. You can I Extract of . I . I last Instruction ashore will; for a.light
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mess?" , have recommended ft."-Mra. 14nXitY ,add if"'you like, -that unother ten-Vill" * , 1. 11 . . � I
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. . The�baronet Inugbcld allmost byateric- 'CLARIC, Williford l4tation, Ontario,. ' . . � . . . . to be fixed on Sumni.1t Pock 08.150011 As
. be reaaY *if willited-N-110h thI8. lot Is . . - r the dynamo was In, work Ing order. . ..
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ally. 11 111on my lionor," be cried-, Oylu fl,ardinqr, 1(6.-411 was a great suf- spent. I did iny lad. one 0ouced bad . Wild Strawberry 11 . , Ilk the cold ,
could not have bit upon a'hajIpler ex- I fererffoxnafemale,diaease. Thedoe. turn In:mY )16.' 'Xilli time, I Illink, 1 .4 1. . . I , . . . . . "When. we rill come,birl, "we
. � Planation." . I . i tor said I would.liaVe- to go to the am doing him a good one," . .. I 1 I . WILL DO ITI we"ther," he explained gleefully, ,
I I It 6spital for ail operation, but Lydia E. 4 1 I Will not luiltite the Sirdar by inuning ,
ills lordslilp waq not quite sattsflwl. , III . Lich& IsVev�table Co poundeo - .'You are, lhd(sed," stild TrI411ather . . I I J. -A AA � ,on to tfie* rLief. allould wt, arrive. by
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NERVOUS DEBILITY...' . " I I
Thousandil of youtig and inkidle aXed inen are atinually swept .
to it premature grave throligh AARLY INDISCRXTION,qt .
. IMCUSSICS.A14D BLOOD DISHASICS. Af YOU have Stay Of Old
following s�ntptotns cousult us before it is tog late, Are IOU ..
' nervoils atla weak, despondent all.dI gloonty, speekg before lie . .,
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.eyes, with daric cirtles under theint weak back, kidneys irrita- I
ble, palpitation of the heart, bashful,' dreams and losses sedi- . .
ituentfaurinel ph;tplies outhd face,eyes,suilkell, Ifollow tixecks . ,. , .
careworn eilircssion, tmor itrtetnary� lifeless, distrustful, lack I
energy asd strength, tired moruings. restle.4a nights, ebailge- I ;. ,
able n1dads, weak manhood, prelfi0aurb decayo boue paluit, bait .
loose, sort throat etc. I � 1. I
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,?D. POISONS - tholi8.1011U.2t I I
I 4 r e fife .
. 91rovateritati mogtserloits diseases. Lirlley laptftleycry 0
6d of the victim, ancL unles.4 eutirely, tradicat4td front the . . .. . i
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1*1 Sill I)IIqe y0ll will ftke IT!,. ill)
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sailtiri; ijoiblT, ite said, with cool Ill
plotely,eured me in three mouths."-
Nim. S. A. Wnzu ms, It. FJX No. 14,
enthuslastleallY. "The Unallott0d, ellpf.
ang,up will be woth four
tal lie is tak
. it nos beel, on 1,11t; ma J- v
and As universal ly used in 'thousands
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night.,, '. -
file answered not. Her blut ev es
ly suppresses the
system may affect the hittirmesketation. Beware of Mercuty. It od .
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syluptonig-ouR Ngw mir, XOD cures them. . . . . . �
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pudC114-0. �
! Box 30, flardiner 1�falne. .
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ti-aleA It,;, face -value In two Years."
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6f families. . .
were fixed oil the fl ut lr�eedifig 00MITS.
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OV'R NIEW METHOD TREITMENT e6iie can ftre 9,oit, and snakeit
its lufluezice the br n becomes active, (lit blood purificAso thit all
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I Ilecause your ease Is a difficult one .
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4�All the more reason to make Ilk
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there Are man 1 thtiOns f this
,,SW0.6tIIelkrt,11 said , her husband.
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ittaft o you. Under 9 49 hat Uer-
bloteiies, and ulaerik disappear, the nerves becoate strong as teel, 0 t
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-yes. .%ly father has just HSI -ed
to conic will) "g -by Infet � '
-enve, hat
(lootors having done you no good, do
oontinfie. to Stiffer without giving
,h ty instead of'tetl." roated '
, olding twen
,tile Yorkshlremlin. - T
"!But, look liet - ,
'y a led into
sterling remedy, so (to not, b �
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"why are you so oil . . .
ent?"
', light of the
vintplels,
v6umess, bashfulness aw e vattisb, the eye becotaes bright, the fdob full And- ,
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You talk about dropping proceedings
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- druggia� tries ito talk
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setting snyt Illumined her fact With Its
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orated; all drairts cehie-no more vital waste froni the system, DPA I , .
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pound a It y cured
nia-nyeasosof female ills, sueb as In,,.
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against that precious efirl whom I
sawAodny. Why not tell him not to
some unscrupulous
�ou into. taking. .
golden radiance, I
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IiI(lee(I!'l be snarled. "Sir Arthur
flamination, uleeration, di�plaeements,
. fibrold tumors, irregulaxities, periodic
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try any funny tricks until, Itobert's
is safely lodged to Your a c.
Dr. Fowler's is. the original, There6rb
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pains, backache, fliat bearing -down
feeling, Indigestion dizziness', afid net.
yous prostration. i t costs but a tritle
money
tourkil We have him in our power.
D,1sh it all, let kick Use bim. a blt,IF
none just m good. dures
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