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1*1 naive kept u wairing long jor
your answer, Alro Gibbs," . she . said
speaking In a level, firm, emotionless
voice, ,11 gin prepared to give It to
you uow�publlcly. You have. tiftea ,
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asked we if I would be Your wife. My,
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reply Is, 'Yes."'
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7& LWYN BENNETT sat In his own
Astudy at home In the big Bea -
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Only medid"ne That . a bit of pasteboard Jyb)i; on the corner I , � 1-141, , I- 1p.
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Did Any Bood, It was Horrigan's caril. - . .
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. Years, This Lad F06�d- face the color bad been crushed b-� � .� . . . . . I .1 I I , . 1%
Happ Relief In YoTrult-a. I some swift emotion that left it very � Al � I . , 01' t�
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tives"T, "Air. Ilorrigau!" she mormured. -it � I ' . I : . ,
Frankiville, Ont., June ;ith, r9o8. was tic wbo� was your visitor tonight, . � .
"I have received m. Ost wouiltwul benefit I I . I ..
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Fruit-4-tives., tither's re I ,
from taking 41 1 suffered core about hig F. . pututlon fo, . . I I
for Yearil from headachet and honesty. Ue"- ,��, .. . , L , I. I , .1 ., � 1�
pain in � ,I - - 4k . � . .
the back, AU4 1 Consulted doctors and I "'You're tireol. mother.,' Interrupted 0 , . .
took every remedy obtainable .without Bennett lit liaste. "Won't ,voil"- .
. I any relief. Then I began taking,'Fruit, "Willt!" "Ile rlallt%�d- '*Uis vislt,tierp- , I
Xrom Ills Oraln, unit III its ptues'. oirepi; a a-tives" and thiii was tile only . medi I cine Alwyn!" her volve riging- to it wull of 01 .
'horrible conviction of tile truth. His that ever did we any real good. 1: took pan . Ie Stricken Appeal. "Did --did that ; . - ,
father -tile, gallant young soldier who several boxes altogether, and now I am W-10 (lore to 11111t. anything against 4JIF � I I
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d pplause lit the niches and backaches. your father? Tell me the truthl .1 . I i
civil war-tbe n3an who,. poor find un. fitive a light to know. Did be?" . . I i ..
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aid d, had built tip a fortune ag I I � �,, . . - .. . . ,
.a alust �. �: � , 1: � ...��'... Alwyn bo.ired hlq head in stleuc& : !2 .1 � . ".." - .,. . . . - .- .1 , I 4
keenest competition and had earned a . I!, , �',' �"7.,' �"- I :', .�., 1. � 'Tell too what . , I .
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repute for sterling pebbIty which had '
ever been the delight nad model of his
son -this was the man whom a lo,%v
blackguard like.Horrigan now had the
right to revile ... �n. ma -it apparently no ,.
betterthan the boss himselt-than any
dishonest heeler In the organizntloul
And, as If it were not enough that .
the Idol of a llfg-time were lit � tried, d
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a most Lae last l4numarx or -..-.- - crushed and -defiled, front Its bright ,
that solid middle nineteenth century -. � - . . pedestal, the family 'name must next
wealth and 6shlon which had once Then I rordemoerea anour your- ra-
dominated a neig4borh6od now, given ther," . - .. be dragged through the wire at pollt-
over to office buildings and apartment "About toy father?" . . .1 laid fifth and'Ill repute and the dead
� man's memory forever blasted. Either ,
holwes. It grated oti Bennett that his dead that or his son must withdraw front I
The hour was Into.' An hour and father's honored name should be 5PO" the g.allan't fight he was waging against I
more had passed since. theii,young may.' Ilea by this low politician, but bef9ro , civle a() * gan
he could protest more forcibly Horrl- 'would carry out his threat abol blazon I ,
0 or and his mother had returned from .1 . , rruption, for that florrl'
the ndmiulstration ball. The house gan. went on: .
- 11 . � forth to tile world the story and proofs I
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-4ti,Pets outside were wrapped in the
UaL U YOU L&1111'1� J1 I sold your to-
ther was a grafter -one of the worst
of the eltiei Bennett's sbame- Alwyn
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lingh that never falls Until litter alld.
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had u6 doubt.t With all his foults the
boss was a man . ot'lils word.
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take 1417-ruit-ii,tives" occasionally
10,101t and Is dispersed by the gray of
say you Iled,11 answered Bennett
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"Stop your fight agalust us,"'llotirl-
Still, but I am quite cured of a, trouble
-Invin. Late as It was Alwyn bad made
calmly, I'd drive. the foul* Ile
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gan had said, "and the Is
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vo mar -e to,,d Ismi-rd--lit leae-ven Ing- cloiliesw, -doiv.n--y4Dur-thr-oat�w-ltb--my,-4!stt,-.--i�7
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have to think of some better -scheme
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I hIs crossed arms on the desk before
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you think. I'd be Idiot enough to.
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this wonderful thedicine and be cured."
(Signed) AIRS. FRANK EATON.*
him.
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here with the s�tory if I dfOn't
have full proof of -it?" asked Uorrl.gau
fulfill his promise In either event.
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Listlessly Alwyn began to review
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"Fruit-a-tives" are sold by all dealers'
at 5oc a box', 6 for $2. r trial bO 250
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malned there ever since his amlyal, :
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-or sent post-pa.id on rt f price,
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And, despite himself, Alwyn saw ths
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by FriAl-a-tives Limited, Otta.Wl, " -
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moveless, his brain was aw hirl. Try
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_ a fight whose rewai,A was. political
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. $4 Do you know of any, woman who ever received any
benefit from taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
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, If any woman who is suffering with any ailment peculiar
to her sex will ask hei neighbors this question, she will be
surprised at the result, There is hardly a community in
this country where women cannot be found who have been
restored to health by this famous, old remedy, made
exclusively from a simple formula of roots and, herbs.
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I During the past 30 years we have -published thousands
of letters from these grateful won'.ien -who have been cured
�y Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and never
in all that tinle have we published a: testimonial without
. the writer's special permission. Never have we knowingly
-publishe ' d a testimonial that was not truffiffil. and genuine.,
.. Here-is.'one just received a few days. ago._ If anyond doubts
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Canifton, Ont. -1111 liad been a great sufferer for live yeaim
. One doctor told me it was ule4nrs of the uterns, and anotlier . �
I told me it was a, fibroid tumor. No. one knqivs wpot X. sufferedt, � . .
I would always be -worse .-it certain periodi, and -never was re � g- - I - .
I . ular, and the bearing-down,�pains,were terrible. I was very ill .
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I tile tangle of events into NvIllch his
. I own tionse of right bad plunged him.
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family shainq that might crush 'lits
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�'Alwyn! Ilow �cnu hemtate
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. in bed, land the -doctor told me I would liave to bave an opera- �
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beside hil'u.. She had thrown
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fragile old mother to the very grave,
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tion, and t1hat Imight die during the operation. 11 wrote to my .
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"What. so called 21proofs' have you
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second oversueh a (luestion. One must
"116 sat(]," fluitterod Bennett, altuo,4-1
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sister about it and she ailvised me to -take Lydia E. Plukliam's � I
:fore him dreary and- barre,u as. a rainy
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.been fooled by your heelers Into tbink.
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governorship, a future happy and glorl-
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(10 right- ,,no ")litter wilut tile conse-
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Vegetable Compound. Tlxrough persollial experieuc6-1 Iiav6 . .
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Ills fortune-by-gral*011
found it the best itnedloiine In tbi6 world for. female troubles, for -
Through all of his months of battling
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�'.Don't. believe Re, hey? Well, you
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" I don't know abol-It that." he said
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him house'," bell
it'lias etired me, and I did not have -to have the operation; after , I
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i had ever struggled forward through'
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will fast eisough I�ofore.'Ilta done., Un-
lie not sal,ed,lils conscience sufficient-
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out of. the she cried, � �
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all. , Mie Compo;und also helpeA me while passing through �. .
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you're afraid of what i've got to
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ly by, vetoing the Borough .franchise
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Change Of Life." -Mrs. Letitia Blair, CaIlifton, Ontarid. . �
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goal -Dallas' love. And Row that love
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what your fathey would have advised
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'suffering
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ne . w shame Upon 'his u3btlief's -gray I
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and- But, Alwyn. you surely ave u6t.
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I Any.won;an who -is sick and i's foo'lisli. s�urely , .
, no fault of his own, and bestowed on a'
man unworthy toklss the hem oViler
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say. The. higbes o
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head? Wit re lay Ills highest duty? 1�
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makillg'yourself it nba ppy, over a more
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'llt Is a. lie! A. %viclied. abornlritible
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not t. mivo such a nl6dicine' as this a trial. Whyi should .it.
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.te6r,s me mory is the fact 'that a. cur.
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like you cannot defile IL .Go on., I'll ,
'. soft rastl g. of silkand a hand
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not do. her as Much g6od as� it did Mrs. Blair.'
At each step In the long climb Alwya
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Is the'truth.- mother. Would I
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Liumm", for litstaUce.. that 6 mail hold-
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ba ve told you, such -a tlllIlg.woiiId
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. prove? And now through trying to
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Beunbtt looked up . to ke, his mother
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1111g. it PWIti011 Or trust had had it fa- -
,be worthy that approval he had for-
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ever lost it, for Dallas, he knew, had
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I romembeiied your .father .got I
beside hil'u.. She had thrown
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t le�. W1104e weliloky , Ile 11.011ored and
reveiled as 1. do my own father's"-
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not only rejected him and engaged her-
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,rich pretty* quick., He was'a merfiber -
of the' organization,. and his f1frLit ,ot
On a.,wrappor and In s.110pered feet.had
stolen noiselessly.into the study '
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,Pelf to.Gibbs, but had done so with the
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Jobs of building, the' aqueduct -and
"Llwls-awnkeped by voices." ;be ex-�
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plitined. "I thought I. heard some Ono
. , ppose solue one telllptsi 11111l.to be% -
scrupulous Intriguer, undeserving.Af a
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w. 4 looked. up-thospeclftat!Qns foe
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talking excitedly In -herd.. Is auytliltig�
tray his position or trust. evell its .1.
good woman's regard. . I
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both JobS, and.l. turned tl�em over to
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have lately been tviiipti,d. a,nd threat-.
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A rap at the door aroused Bennett
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from his bitter thoughts. He lifted his
Cherrington. Xoli.knowi the film, per-,
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public (4rt-ain facts" hich ould'prove
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p ,f you don't you ran look them'.
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affectionately .down to: a t his
Ills (lead father to- li;eve been :,I scoun-
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A drowsy Servant came in with a -cardi
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"He says it's important business, Sir,".
up, The don't belong to the organiz,gas
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kn6e and si . niling manfully into her
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�ghnuld lie lot Ill.,, father'S',sa&ea tileill-
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,)�y be tratlipli'd ill tile Illudi" let his
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see you at once, If possible." .
"Show him up," answered Bennett.
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-A U.,Iness call .at 2 o'clock In the
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dropping his voice so as not to disturb
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morningl"', sh� ex,clalined. "Dear boy,
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to &-cide Such it question." $aid 'N I I"s
his mother, who -slept on the same
. those'specificitirions aud then examine
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yqu ,,ire. worl, Ill- too lin rd. Your fAth.er
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floor. "I wilT see him here."
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I a ,library and the aqueda9t and
never brought his business worries and
thmig . could be only � ,a . no.. reply." I * : .
A minute later Horrigan's bulky'fori-d .
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work home.- Ile* always If?(t them at
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city been cheated .,'by.`L1:he Benneft
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the office. Can't ybu do, the same.?
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"QUeer time of night for a call,". ho
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bet.1 wouldn't
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You'll - wear yourself Out." .. .
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ftitbcr"� ,began Bdiiiiett , but"
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NIted, closed thj� door. behind him and.
after the ball tonight li"toullil the Mop.
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"Then state itas'briefly as you cau,"
me. . I brobgfifa, 6opy,of it aldng with
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tlofl�.at do'spall, i.u.. Ills. volC-e.'
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.Job. ever, pulled olT.In this cltyt Third �dlslloapst
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�'Oli. the poor, ploon fello,%vi" she gyni. ,
"You won't call off your fight against
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all.. Granite shell 11116d with mortar I
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-Orable. lueorruptil,le. What"n grand
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for ItIni! Iviwas lie, poi-liaps.,that .1
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she broke oT. phirmed, "why do you
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"I thought not. Well, Mr. Alwyn
.*barely half, the depth -called for; in -.1
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looli.-at' file that way?, I illever Sill,
s Ills of.the.ratliblissbali be'.vIsIted upon .
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Bennett, I've got you! I've got youl
Do you understand me?" .
tiles ' in� ' firepro,oflones;
. cheap, crumbly'llion alid Ztee instead
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it look In your eyes bet, .
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You M.? ll,i% Something liap'pened that -
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No, it ain't all," mimieged the boss.
. substitutions and frauds! It's tbe'raw- �1
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any of the. organization 'tried it nowo.
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came In," pursuedtlie mother, ral'u,Ani, .
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motber. living?. I'llat makes It doubly
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'Vbat doesn't Interest me. 7 If You! ve
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hard. Oh, my son. every day I thank
inothing else to say"- . .
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God. In. all Im miillty that my bu,'kband.
I have," chuckled Horrigan.
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Why,, �onri,f athcr* was ba'ss gra!�Iitev ,
-brought you'.bad new's? Tell me, delirl
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lived so blameless .I life apol left ,so
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Vin.youti'mother; ifid I love vou.'!,.
bonoreol -,I name! Ilow. grateful: You.
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difficult I for tite, by askin . g such ques- .
"It Isoasy enough Aodevidq for some �
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floni�.*Imotber,41. he'answered wretched- .
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"No: it Isn't even the beginning.
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. -,4'ouly want 6hilp"you, Alwyn. -beep
the dishonest man, In my .story had. '.
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woulan's wit had. a mother's. love are
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IeSs that Borough franchise ,bill goel
through.' Beat that bill and every pit
often it combit mdon that call solve
liroble , Ills beyoud� leven Ahe wisebt
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-Inull-8 powoe$ -to. Let me It III
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and the repbrt Is burlod. That goes
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a tholl0itloss., tactless spodch
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wall." lldd.Alwyn;
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%,agilely replia.d Bennett, Sorely dti-
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ovell If It leads to heartbreak for.those
tip. Good night, dear. I wish your
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tic loves, or whetber he ought to let
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friend*'- .. . .
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vousclellee go by tile board.16r once
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protect the bappinosg.-Of his loved
She checked herqelfsnda�fily. with a
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littiti gasp., Bonitolt. glancing. no to
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back wera bought cluillp 0 . r it Is (It, ,
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the stairs. The young man sat, lost,
I have mur,h pleasure in asking your
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hopeless, hor�o'r gripped, - blS eyes run.
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attention qw iTiv ,selectioli of FALL ..
AND WINTER �
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FOR IFADAC094
ning mcchatifen �1 lly qydr. Abe d6sol� 1
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port. Outsider its lie was Ill nli4ters of I
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practical bitsiness. Alwyn. could . see I
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I'llew. toa..that the firm of enginooni I
whole organization wtis viewing ,�vlih
FOR lNECOMpLeXION
who had drawn tip tile report were I
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tlio foremost ottheir Sort and above all i
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IlorrIgan ,have left this room allive.-If
it were not true?"' . . : I ... , . :
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A silence-7dreadrui it, its intensity -
fall -over the rooni. Alwyn ditivil not'
.lookat his'inotber. At la, . A She spoke:
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I. W , ithout a wprd, Bennett lintided ber ,
tile, report left, by 11olviglin. For 'n.; -
thno silence. broo , fled over the,study,
broken only by. tfie occasional, turilhig
of 11 tihge of the repoi-t., Tlivii,.aftef
what seemed -to Alwyn .lit eternity or
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I I 0 , .. I I'lgid, h I iir fw�ie - -
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... -A ., A.as g!-aulte. .
. Ill , I . I I I'llorrii'all hill*'
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comillam.4. Paright � I , 1, , , s , ,
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prooN and says' he will pubil.,kir them -
. broaldeast* u nless I wituaraw Illy 0pp0 . -
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sition in-itlic Borough franchise mat-
ter, If I Ict.that b(II pass, Fri(lity be
will burn- the. report,. .in I d'.1- - - .
"There I . s only outi thing to do,". I'li.
tert)o.,wa the mother, speaking NvIth
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- , 11 11 . I)ILIN, you becolho diqI1eqrk,,Ped;
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: I .i , , VE � I . . Nervous Dobll;fy and decline steah,1,6
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. . upon yott. aven�t the liervo ik,p .
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i, I ... ambition you used to haue.
. feal you are not the man you. ought.
� k : - li ) �!i I . to lie. I You feel 1*8 giving up1a, -
'r . . (lespair.. You got nervous an ' d Nvealc� ,
11� . . ... . lia've Mile ambition, pain ill the -
�� , hack over,11 neys, Oraius at night, I
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. I 'IV nppotite, Iooqeneiis of lin,jr, poor Or-
. culatld%--�-you - have Nervous .
. I 11 ... I � . . � . . Debility. ' Our New Alethod *
. Treatinenit is yoiir refugo, Ii
.. . . I 91- ", � xvill, strengthen --all weak orgAns, ' , I
X\"", i ; . � vitalize the riervons:systelli, *plirlfy,
, . ... "I . � -. I . I . the blood And'restore you to a inan- .
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i W'DER 3Aj i` Or r'y* `9 " 'i.v's"!tyo�'i'v?�.i)i6uab,c(�n'-dis(�asLd'? Have yod any v�ealcnesst
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)� .1 -care yoii. NVltat- it has done for nundre(Is lof:
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DR&KERNEDY&O' KENNEDY
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"' . trpnibllng . .,WMT . "YOU -
atotbW'l cried Alwyn. l[JF
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"You advise tile to --7 You advige me!'- . . L T'l ,U A,0 ' - ITH
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"I do not advise, I command. Do * . . . . . .
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. � . . I . �. . . I . . .. .� . � -1 4 r 11 . .cneditto sell you a good'article as it is.
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. - CIL�PTJZ.11 XULS, . . - , .�, to rec ive your money -Buying a -range to ' -
11 lit, momentous Frida )1ad at: . .. )eople is a worrying propositjon,� �.
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- . r h ZA f �,, , doubts wil I creep ihjfears be as facts A--.,
. -rived: the day what tile. f. - � . �;-_- -
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� . nious,.!.� or lntgnit�L,N B 'rou-I ' 0 '! . if , - .-�
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. I � 11 ience has given us abundant ca idoilcointhe . ..,
. Strept , .1-alkii-6y hill Ill' !is -- I I I .. .
.1111ouded fdrin was,to come tit). roi, tho .. -
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nintis to the Rittia-tioll, l."verywhere it . . r---- ��
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was known.that tliti- "boy illovor". %vas . . .1 .
figilt-in,4 IVIth all 111t4ir tlllgllt Ill(% IjIll 110 DAVIS & D'AWLAND, r
had already .vq,tovd. h,'qually ,well w . al .�, I ' I NNW. . . . ..
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prl(,.e for it ivere included lit r1orri.
VVEF;�0-at-ore gray hair to its natural color.
attention qw iTiv ,selectioli of FALL ..
AND WINTER �
gap,s peag?)ns rot, Ills lip",plit fictivity,
stops,failing -hair causes to gro, on bald
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He roLlogulzed that hl; prestige as bos,,;
boads. - CureadandruM Itating, scalp disease%
By its -use thin hii,ir IU=rfafitlV
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'Ills hold Ott the ordanizatioll V,�Ould I)e
00111'ldera6ly weakehod, N ' st
Contains -ho oily or greasy Ingredient&
. Tel entirely unliltd,any other halt ilreptIm
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perhapp luo,
so much shaken ai to oertlilt Phelan to
tion e�dr offered tot sale. . I I .
A goodo reliable Canadian proparAttom
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WIIIA reptlesents the besl� that IV proa
fillfill lit$ on,6e absurd thlreat t6 fear
, 11nioltiliclied Testfulaidalti.
duced by the mogt important fo . reign. -
111M down from Ills Oullnellao. Pot the
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weaver of cloth fabrics. I
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whole organization wtis viewing ,�vlih
Aklibultil Egy t,andfriends,greatlyple"21
'With results aflor two YeArs, Using.
As I control th6se patterns for tbisr
breatbless-'inteiest, the dual between
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frOrtilgan aild'AbO Youthful UJAYOI�* th(l
L A.. Ropes,,Wllnor, Montana. My botr
and whiskers restored to natural colot, dark
town I am able to assure t,ou exolua*,
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iVeneas,fn style. � . I
boss, had llmnd,�.11 lit such elrcl�q, a.
beaten Mali commands scant respe�t
brown, by Using Canadian Hair Restorer,
M.Orum,Bu esaville.OnL Coviadlangalf
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Iftestorer is thell
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Mr, jad,m
Thio Merchant Tillilloring,
(To be continued next Week,
Redo a work,
adfan rerhai
head Is nearly all coveted With thick
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Road the pain formula on a box (if
wth Iiwk hair; orighthl Onion 0
b a olemle, and retail dritigg!"
lie any Address in the olvillmd World
Agent foi, British-AmericAn Cleaning
& Dying Co. Montreal. I .
ink Pain Tablets Th Fik '
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I 11 eel of 5ft " Maulafhoturod by I
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octor if there is it better On Pain
gains congastlon,� lhloo�pjressuf`0
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5,51d in ClintOnby W. Si R,
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Heater For Sale,
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lableto cheo'k head paift womo. 1.11,
Hblmesj. . E. Rovekil W. A,
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Good elleer Arb c6p.] beator tor sale
Mno, pain anywliere.-T" one t
: me ConqelL druggists. - - -
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