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a OVIRNS, . M. D., I. R. c. F.,
E,te., Speaslisf,11A Diseases of the
Eye, 04r, '-Nose And Throat,
will -be at Holmes' Drug, Store,
Clinton, on Tues4lity, UArch list,
29th, April 20tb, Afay 24th, June
Usti. It you require Glasses don't
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. A arairaAL P3ANKINQ ISTAX- . . College. , . 1. Copyriobt, INS, I by the Bobbill-Morrill Co. 6st
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. WRWI TRANISACT130- NOT09 have not overrated their pertinacity, . way, while the pursuing car .1barles says, tit least-tiothlag to � A
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. 1 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII111IIIIIIIIIIII The Basco of the cab chase to Dot to ! tile
,Students. may enter be re-eaucted." I � swerved to to the other cur6ii slowing !ompare, with this, It I'm not In er- ur
. 41P.UNTED. DRAJPTS WSUSD , down to let Stryker Jump aboard. ,or. there's the Crown. and Miter ju.
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. . . . any day of the school Itesolutely the girl. repressed a gasp, I Kirkwood pu s
year, of dhimay. ,d moodlix it himself to the sent by Iliend. We'll make It, fill our tank be
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INT,ULEST ALLOWED ON W_ 0 Into big cup. I I (lie girl's side and for It few moments Intl be off itgala. before they call make tie
Inillividual instartic- OThese men bore me feeirf ' will$, occupied with the arrangement of it) lialf,their loss," W
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P(*XTS. $ALFj NOTER PT'3RCH_ , Ilion, Our graduates . , � � . oily," be 7 the robes. Then. sitting back, lie found Dorothy looked anxiously to Kirk. '
get the best post- commented at hISL . , . po
"And .so," continued Brentwick, "I : her eyeis fixed upon him, pools of Ju- , Wood. her lips forming an unuttered
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It ' SerlItUble night to the sbadow of her fuel,,
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ASIMS) - - - - - - - - - - - - Mail Courses. �W,e ethouitit me of a counterstroke, . "Don't worry, We'll h t
___._"� .,* is my good, fortune to have a friend. ; hill. )1", " he red aye no trou- a
train more young it to to support a touring I "You aren't afraid, Porothyrl . stoutly. OThe bu
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I � el. I Site answered. quietly, "I am with .1bauffeur knows undoubtedly.
f people than.Any oth- I car chiefly in Innocuous Idleness. A , .
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NOTARY PUBLIC, CONVOY- .. , I � commandeered the use of this ma- I I ., -11111�'.X'1-177'., A - �
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A)JCER, VIA-ANOIAL. REAL Affiliated with Com. i 11), . , ... ta
. raercial EdUc4tors' . betting man, I on, willing to risk reek, , it steady g1lit, now fli'd agil ,- -.� - w
o- USTATH AND FIRE INSUR- . Association ,of Cart� . lessly a few pence In support of my cheeked Ili deference to the .. . -
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AJ9012 AGENT. RWRIMSUN- 0 aA a. .contention that of the twc�, captain street traffle. Brentwick's me- .1� .,1 I
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DIVISION COURT OFF106, I thoughtfully lacjug his long white fill- ' road and Swung northward through ;1 .
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CLINTON. * cab and rallway carriage, we motor to . hilld it Caletathir's car clung as If tow- ., 1: I . i
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0 Business College road, I am, told, exceptionally" good, J Ing, never losing. - -ii,.-s �
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W. ABRYDONH, ; Miss Dorothy, what do you think?" � - I 'llo .9onle extent lie reckoned without ....." � �,
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I -1. looked to 10 KA I it I,$ ulotor car. As long as they trav- ..'aA .1,; , I
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BARRISTER, SOIITCIIF()Et $0$q$040*""#0"**"*##* -wood, then shifted her glance to their I (.1cid . withlit, tit(- metropolitan limits, 11 . ,� 11 ?
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I It thoughtfuL and kind," she said simply, ill view or the prejudices of the can't- I ,,, 1�
NOTARY. JIUBLIC. ETC. "And you, Philip?" . ty Council.' It 'was it matter of tit) diffl- . . . I , f
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0"1014--Sloaae Blmk-Cf INTGN. I . ,,It,s ala inspiration," the younger culty whatever to iffilataill hIaLdis. , I 11 .
wait declared. "I can't think of any. taiwe, But one(, they had wall thronghL . ... .. 4--
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CHARLES B. HALL ... .. . I . car. it would be always possible to throll-11 Elammorstill I ill on ill(% Ux. . OZZ 1, ;!
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REAL ESTATE - LONDON,ONTAR I 10 !L trace our by rail." . bridge roml_�oraee tlivybad run througli t k6i 61�i.. ,�/ , - . s
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Ing ft�q if to rise, "we had best go. 11 now they � wort. witflout till, City bound- '. X. : x,-', .. " .
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INSURANCE . SUBJECTS ker's enirdecelvei me, our,flery ebarlot ilpS4 W114 widdolly Changed. .. 't" I 5 1"...- 0 p
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OFFICP11 HURON ST. Resident and -Mail. Courses A little goliored from the confident endair*was to halve, (T."Irkwt ad Wool(! .. � rW �.,. . I.",
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Catalogues Fre,s spirit of quiot gayety In which they 11!1�6 S"Ild IIIL lurid A.merlean I I-Oull , ,i� - `;". --, -.7 - , , ,
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Not run for till money. Tile seattered .. 11 , . , � . - � I
J. W. W-stervelt. J. W. Weatcrvelt. Jr.. C.A.. had dined, they left the table. . - . t'. . ,
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DR. W. GUNN I that lit their hearts either greatly , lights of So ill. . . .. I . I _,W .,. "�,,,, : ... - -
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- . mmommassum 'questioned their ultimate tiluri)ph. bulL.1"iehind theni before Brentwicic elloso :., . L � I s
L. R. C. P., L. R. C. S. . . . I . . . .they were allowing. for ithe,clemeut at to gl'vp* the word to the. rilee lilt 00.1 n. Mile after ville was ricoled off. I
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. . -__ . I error so apt to. set at naught human I , Quietly. t . lie littler threw . In the cluteli None the less'lic, was moved to -stand t
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Minburg TH L ERE IS BUT, ONE, . ca Iculatious. Calendar himself hall at- . for tho-thlrd speed-ai I ad the fourth. up. In thetilinneau, ebliselous of the f
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0,0j2k__Ont&rio street, Clinton. Night Every filirtner LShould know that this bounds - of ,possibility their turn to -1 The car, Ileapt,d forwaWlike I st, 1. pre en ' e of the t aA;eliilg bag
� eMs at front door .of office or at Pelee offere.d by the dealers for cattle; . � race horse, The motor lifted tile rll,v' twee'n . his feet, .as well , as of the 11
stumble might now..be Imminent . int(k Iti deep thr(;Kr�d song of, tile open welglit of Caleadar'li revolver In Ws I
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reMdence on Rattenbury stmt. bogs, etc.ii is -a fair one. How can be. When he let It , Imself dwell upon It I
_ know this if he does.not take a firm I lead: its cokenied.. -silketl holull,1119 pocket, while he stared ,back,a long. the
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tiltsolatits papert Wit . &t' doctor or law- their after. helplessness to give Calew. pit - ssing Into7 it: s . on . orous I and sustained road. . I . . f
, ��_���- yer or busineox man would be without dar pause by poratbouplace methods plir. , . . .� 1. . . . I I There Was nothing. to be..seen. f
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w4 business paper!� Thire is but one ..maddened lKirkwood. With. nu6i ' Kirkwood :and the girl were first their per's.ecutors. . . o � . e
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fairMers' bui4in",; and market paper, that scoundrel It had been so simple a. .rant. I I .. . . � . . live
L . jarred violently forward. then thrown The'ear continued' to crawl. F
. ij the WeekIF gun. S.L&Lrt 1010 ri ht�by ter, to Put a period to.hla activities .by - . 1. . '
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#.-OFFICE- tut*eribing. - . .1 . I . a .word to the pollce�� But.he was. bet fAeOdy herself. - it seemed the -uiost they drew. a -a tavern standln� .1
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ST. EAST, - 1 40 I .. I . . � 1. . .father. For. �that reason he ,WuSt, Con. ..natural thing' Imaginable that be. back n. distaticiii.froin the road.' Slug-
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. -CLINTON.- . I � . * . . - desperate extremity, she should give ucath his, Arm, holding her sciii'llis fifiT came to 'a dead and - silent bait.
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C 21 N NevrDiscoverles by an old playsicliti, consent to the arrest of the adventuri i
,Tablets for internal use. C. N. A ' , gers closed above -tier own. .Before Charles, the medhaniclan.jumoing out.
I - .- . - . . Cis. I external use. 6rs,yetall'ation would follow swift and ' L
AND 10cal nourisher for . . I I they had recovered or bad Ltime to , ran hastily up the path toward the hill.
The'two -bidth used in conjunct. -sure, for they might not overlook oil . � I . .
ion at the, same little produges traorp . . catch their breath a mile of .Middlesex In the car Brentwick, turned again, his
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DR. C. W. rHO3,1PSON. . Ca R As invigorating, vitalizing and rejuvenat- ' glaze the fact that hers .had -been thd . . I .
a I I had dropped to the rear. . eyes curiously bright In: the starlight,
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. pi-T.YSICIAL SURGEON, ETC. . Ing effects theii has ever before been offered. Buff- hands responsible for -the tbef t of the Not quite. so far bad they distanced his forehead quaintly furrowed, his .
i p erers from vital weakness and lost vigor that jewels. L Innocent though She bad been Calexidar's trailing Ne' v e ap�lcigptic. �' . I I . .
saps the pleasures of life, will find oneoteach triesis of tialia four I Ole .. . .
Special attention W --invigorating,.efilarging and - glaring joyes, The purs . uerli put forth, "It may take a few ininutes." lie said
,.ven to dis�- produces wonderful In committing that larceny, a .eats
I � Instiraff results. The two -cine of each, will be paw .guided. bY an Intelligence on, . 0,
eases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and sent.by mail in apiain pricknare oil receipt of thir, � a gallant effort,to holdtbeir place. At ,undecidedly. plainly 'endeavoring -to .
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advertisementand'two dollars. -Address- .' �scrupulous and raulign, the law would , - doubts, "My
Throat. . 1. . . . .1 Infervals; during the first few mi.nutes cover up. his own dark
. i Silitabl' Thel"ll-IneCOmpan WI DSOR.ONT.CAX ,not hold. tier guiltless were - she onca I ' .
Eyes carefully examined and e I . 'y . X � . AJ3A I . i a h6avy'roarIng and crashing could be -dear," -to- the girl, "If, I'lative brought ,
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glasses prescribed. . . . I I I . . . ': sibly. widuld tho' . Hallam . s.,,, heard behin4 them. Gradually It sub- trouble upon you'ln this . -
Office and residence : 2 doors west of - � � . . .. . 11 ,Mded, dying -do' file wingi; of the.free nev�er earn my own forgiveness." . .
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the Commercial 14otel. Huron St. THOMAS . BROWN; LICENSED AUC_ SOM . . . C lit I c In lie I test.
. .. . Pushing 'W'Ind .that buff.eted, their fnecs � "As If you at I ) b I cl" pro
' . Befpre t tie door a motor car waited, as mile litter mile ,iivas.reeled off and ed the girl, ,,You inusWt think of It
. tioncer - for the counties of Huron � .
I I I I � engines hiimmhig,impatlentl�,- mecbp4 the wide, darlding English countryiqlde that - way. Fancy, what should we
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and Perth. Clorrespondence' prom.* . ralcian re -lily . ,Jn'.hIs peat, no uncouth . have done without you'P' .. .. . �
arrange- - . opened out before thein.. swpet. and. I .
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-DR. IF. A. AXON.- ly answered. � linnfediate .. . � shape In goggles, and, leather garments wonderful. - . - . "I'M ftfrnid I have been. very. clum-
. inents can be made -for Sale dates at I . . *If . I , ti! - � , .
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uccemor to Dr. Holmes.) I - . ., . .. I . . cc 10d.back. tra I If _py,11.pIghed,BrentwIck, "ehillisk',nild
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specialist in Crowit and Bridge calling phone 97, Sealorth._ Clfarges, .� win * k n it eye he saw foui,lKilded impulsive. . W 'L " .
. . At one corner another and a smaller 0.1sks of I .
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. I . . car .stood' In_ ,waiting, Its Iampg like a distant.,rise and gllde' down Alitoi "Not yet, sir:1 I . ..
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Graduate of the Royal College of L teed. . ,1 . .. I I baleful eyes. glaring through ,the nlgljk�. darkness. , W . lien [it, turne . d Dorothy "'Perhaps," suggeStiVid Brentwiek - a
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graduate of University of Toronto - . . . . I � . ' was interrogating him with eyes whosti - little later-"pertalips -we hit d better
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. L . I len,t . .. melting, shadowed loveliness, revealed ailght and - p. to th Inri. , It
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Dental Depaf tment. Graduate of t yond reasonable question. Otherwise to him .In the light -of the far, still be mord.cozy theise. especlally If the
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ej&ago College of Dental Surgerhy" Tfto IflGH10P fflotualflm, the street was deserted., 15ot even that - Incite him to that petrol 'Proves hard, to obtain and. wo.
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Chicago. I JASU'range GaMpanU . -adventitious. bobby of.the early.even- madness. which be had baae himself- bare long �o- wait:'- , . . �. 1. .
Will, be at the Commercial hote . Ing was no* in evidence I . -resisit with all lilistrength.. . '. ' . "I -5hould like tbat," 'assented the -
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Bayleld, every Monday from 10 a. ra. -Farm and Isblatc*d Town Property- L Dorothy presently, joining theIA". He shook his head ,as if t6, siiy,. girl- decideft, .. � .. � I . . .1
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to 6 p. M. . z . ., . . Brentwick led the way to the. door. � "They cannot catch us.1` - - .. Kirkwood nodded . ' his .approval,
. --�;Olily Insured- ' � ' - Kirkwood to the right� Brentwick to - Ills hour was not yet. * Time enough
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- �OFFIIC.SRS- * I I � .the left'of Dorothy, the former carry- to tblnit 'of love and in.-arringe ,(its if assist her, then picked *up, tile bag
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J. B.. Me . Lean, Preside . nt, Seaf6rth P. . Ing the treasure bag,� they hastened Ile,were capable,of consecutive thought and followed the pair,'.8rentwick leiid-
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O.; X. HcEwen, - Vice-Presi6lit, :dOWD the walk ,and through .the gate '.on any -pther slibject�-time enough I 0 Ing the way with.,DorotbY on hIsifin. I
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I . Brucefield P. 0. ;. T.Z.. Hays, ,ciec._ , to the .car. I I think of thelln when he had gone back ., At the doorway of.the Crown, and �
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-TIMETABLE- Trehsu . rdr, Seafor'th P..O. I � . . The watcher across the way %vas . to his place, oi, rather; when be should Miter Clitiries met.them, 'evidently se-
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Trains will arrive at and depart - . . moved to whistle shrilly, The other have found If, in the ranks of.bread-. , petrol to' be
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from Clinton Station as follows : nr lunged forward nervously. . wiliners and soliave proved his ri'
, �Il ly, "but the landlord will gend,to the
William Chesney, ., Seaforth '; -John Brentwick. taking the front sent be, to mpi-tal happiness; time enou
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BUFFALO AND GODERICH DI * V. Grieve, Winthrop-, George Dale, Sea- side the mechAniclan, left.tbe tonneau then to . lay' whateve . r lie might have next Intl, it mile up the rond, for some.
'doisig East . 7.35 a. in. forth John. Watt) Harlock ; John to Kirkwood" and. Dorothy. As, the to offer at her fee& Now he could ' Ill have to be patient, 10m afraid,
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44 44 3.07 P.m. Bennewies, Brod'hagan ; James Evans, American slammed the door the car cone'elve at- no' baser treachery to Ills . . .
44 tt 1 5.15 P. M. Beechwood ; James Connolly.,' ' � . .. � . . . . I . . . dvantage himself Sir," . , � .
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Gbing ,West 11.07 a. In. . G6derich. . . . . . I . . � . I . of hei gratitude. - . . . . I you pu1sh the car In froniAbili roado"
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Is ti 6.40 ; p.m. Robert Smitb,- Harlock ; E.. . Ifittl ,SERIOUS RITCHEN ACCIDENT. . fortunes of the battle that was -being. Ing in one of the private parlors." . . �
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'HURON & BRUCE DIV. F bate'ver the trend of her thoughts, mechanician touched the visor of -bis
L(WNDON, , . w. Yeo Holmes- What Zam.Buk Saved a Lady. ,w' .. I I
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`G.0iRq South 7.50 a. in. ville. . . . � . . she did not draw away -from him. cap and hurried off. I I
is It � 4.23 p. In. ' .1 . Mrs. Preft. Bryant, of'169 lEtEdIftY Presently the silken lasbes. drooped.' ,,Come, Hirkwood." Gently Brent -
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obing North 11.00 a. M. ky a - . I 1. .. - Ave; I - Stratford, - spent -dollars � trying. , fltittcring�uponher-cheek Tbe__tIred-- -wick-drew-Alle-girl -1 n.- twit14 .111 Ill- ----I
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14 44 li.35 P. M. paid to Tozer& Brown, Clinton,, or . to getwell, but failed.until she � tr . ied' ind happy smile hovered about her 11 S I .
at Cutt's grocery, Goderich. - I � . P -, I A ,rosy cheeked' and beaml ' ng laud-
. . . . Zaln-Bak. It was this way, ".1 was , Ili somethIngless than half an hour I 1ady met ]lint In the corridor and, all
- I Partlies desirous to .effect. insurance in my kjtchen'�prepariug supper" she !of tbIs'w1fd drivi6g kirkwoild roused ' lies, ushered him Into a
. or transact other business will be 11 when I, - upset some �olling , . i bows and sal .
so - says, . out of his reverie sufficiently to be- I Tfivnite parlor reserved for tile. party. I
OVER Of YEAR promDtly attended to on application water. It jell upon my foot, scalding' e speed was .
. ,- come sensible 'that th -immediately buttling, Off in n desper-.
. LIXPERIENCM to any of the above officers addressed it'lladly. Next day the skin came 611, aliiekening. Incoherent snatches of ate flurry to' secure. refreshments de-
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to their respective posthffices. Losses the foot, and it was so painful I could sentences, fragments of words ,and Sired by Brentivick. - . .
inspected by the director who lives not Walk. I treated it, but Instead of pbrases.'sook � en by Breutwick and tile The-glilhad seated herself on.one
V A nearest the scene. , . ,� getting better. it got worse, and finally mechanician, w''ere flung back past big end of an extremely comfortless i
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- . I had to take to' -my bad. 'I was laid c e stling wind, Shielding jollnge and Was ulnl�hlg a palpable
-- tip for nine weeks, and In that time I his eyes, be 'could see dimly that 1:116 offort to seeill at ease. 11rentwick
TFtADE MARKS . tried all manner of So-called remedies, mechanician wris tinkering (apparentm , stood at one .of tile WIndOws, shOul-
I DESIllims 7"�e(;Ord I had embrocationg, dozeiiS of salves, ly) 'With the driving gear. Then, their s ad bont, hands
CopyFtIG14TS &C. Clinton 'News -k, . I think, and lotions, but the scald disi- I d(irs rounded and lie,
� i sketch and description may 1. pace continuill- steadily -to abate, 1.10 clasped behind ills ba(,k its lie peered
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ention is probably atontabl&fommunlea- . . ; nAit Into tile night. XlrI,W0
a ,I "I C . about beateit by It, when a friend ad- ibill,l),tolled nll'(' chair tho
tionootrietirconildent?,I. HAND50 OuPstau" . . � . I illiviulotialy 1111patielit I tb(? traveling bag bolleath it '
at6lits. vised me to try Zam-Buk, and I did . I stion, I,N�!bat I.; tile iroti.ble?" ,Uts farthest - rein
F.Wilto taken t outh Munn & Co. root, Terms
sent free. Oldest agnoir for socurinarp of subs�ripti . It(.,. doorwa
,i ITO tou-$1 per year In so. .A:,few applications )Ind the effect oved from the y
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oyrzi4a 1wtics, witbout a arge, in the advance $1.50 may' be charged it . of soothing the pain and giving me teply came lit a slugle'worili not di.i-. I and took.to placing tile floor. , I
Scientific Affieficallo not so paid. No paper discontinuiW *what I had not had for weeks -a little � ringi � tlsbable� . Ili a carrier of the 1`00111 11 tall grand-
bandsomll trinrArmed woaklY. TArgeat cir- until all arilears are paid, unles.4 at case- I persevered with. Zajn�Buk, and The girl sit up, opening, her eyes, ' fatho
ation or iny wientift jourl.al. Terais for . I . ,,.,s ctock ticked off tell Ititertuhift-
11 a Ilsongaging tier arm, For sonle reason tancoh,
All go prepaid. Sold by the opinion , of the Publisher. rhO, (lay by day the running rare seemed ble minutes;.
c.qn.ails, F.75 a 1"r, poat
ca nowedcalem date to which every subscriptiolt Is to got less Inflamed and less painful, Xlrku',00d bent forward and touched selonably delaying, tile landlady did
MUNN & C0.3011 Broadway, NeW Y�rk ,paid is � denoted oft the label. as the Zam-Buk drew away' the pofson . 13rolitwicic on the shoulder. The latter -not re.1plVar. 13ttelltwick, abruptly
Branch office. 0% V St- washinatou. A aild reduced the inflammation. in a - turned to him a face lined with deep turning front tile window, 1,pulark('d
- __ . __ _ ____ -- Advertising raWm�Transitut aftft- very short time lieftling commenced, -!olleern. I . � th(, fact querulously, then drew .1 ChAir
- I I tisemetits, 10 cerata per noripariel and rapidly continued until the sore "Trouble," Ito announced soper0ti- ill) to a marble �epped Itable In tile'
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line for first insertion .and -3 s completely healed. I would hard- )usly, ,,I fear wo have blunder0d." middle of the floor.
r line for each satisequeat insert, ly have believed that any preparation "What Is It?" asked 'Dorothy Ili a. II.Nly dedr," Ito rri(1110stod tile girl,
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LIPPINCOTT'S pe T t tO Bult did, and I shall never be without , ,, " V`
I exceed one inch, isue as "Lost." A, Allpl,ly ill t1fo lattuse." When youhavo , 11'etrol seems to be running low. bere? Aud, Philip, bring 111) it cliftle,
MONTHLY MAGAZINL "Strayed,11 -or 118toleuo" eto.,- in- J Scald, a burn, a skin tore, An ulcor, or -harles herell-he referred to the if you will. W,e 11111st not perialt our-.
. A FAmILV LIBRARY s.ertod once for 35 itents and 6,101i tiny skin trouble or injury, try Zilm-BA meehaniclan-11sitys tile iftak Must 60 gpivt.s to worry, and I hilv0sOnlethin"10
The Bost W Conent LlteraWre I jubseelueat insertion 10 cents. Made from the purest of herbal es. .eaklng. We'll go on as best- we call I here which May pt-rhaps engage your
sences, It may be regarded ai nature's Ind try to find ,all hill, FOrtIl I'a telY Interest for Awhile."
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MANY SHOR . T STORIM AND tilmi inust, as "a guatatitco of good erneked and chapped hands, obildren"s )Iles of Potrol for Just such caler- dent distress Of uAnd they neceded� -
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PAPERS ON 1rIMfZLV TOPICS faith, ho aeCompanied by the na�%e rashes, chilblains, all yield to Its . gencles, I I lKirkwood found Illinqelf sented oppo-
[,of the *rikr. soothing, lieating Influotied. It . also "Are we -do you ttlinkf'- site Dorothy. Suddenly .Cha rice burst
$9,60 pan vitAn ; 219 OT6. A 600Y eaws the agony of lifted, All dftg� "Oho no; not a bit of danger Of thAt." unceremoniously Ili, WIVIng tile door
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'04,40 CON-ri'NUE0 STORIP.Soi �W. J. MITCHELL, , gists and stores, 50 cents box, or post .eturned Brentwick hastily. "They'll I wide open, I
11101V r.Uj4pftA,(j0MPLCT9.1,N Orsel.0, . 11 froo from Zftm-J�uk Co., Torobt6i, tot
ikvt! I I � I lot.'eatell an with us t4is night That , "Mr, urobtwl�lc. air.,, he cried irus-
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ie girl's cry of alarm. luterroptlog the mo"016 Inollik" Root r"164
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haud be laid hold. of tile revolver went never conics single-band.4 aid I
4 by a single twist wrenclied It have been a victita to I lie many illnesses
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ay. Medicine after medicine I have taken iu
Kirkwood turned upon him lit fury. order to find relief, but one and all left
a." be cried, shaking NvIth Passion. Ind in the same hopeless coaditiou� It
his Is -what your hospitality ineant! seemed that nothing would expel, from
u're going to,,- me the one ailment thaticaused so much
'My 0ear young friend," Interrupted trouble, yet at List I =4 al>out these
ent,wJck, with It flash of Impatience, Indian Root Pills.
That was indeed a lucky day for me,
emember that It I bad designed to for I wag so- impressed with tile state -
troy you I could have asked'Ao bet- laterite' made that I detern-dried. to .
I, opportunity than when you, were, give them a fair trial.
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,y own roof." They have regulated my stomach anill .
'But -hang It 611, Beentwick." ell bowels. I Am cured of constipation, and I
stulated Kirkwood, astiallied .Ind I claim they have no equal as $I itiledi-
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For over half a century Dr. Morse,s
e apprehension, 11) didn't mean that, Indian RoQ� Pills have been curing con-
t'l- stipation a . ad clogged, inactive kidneys,
"Would you have bullets flying When with all the ailments which result frow
e Is near'.01 dettlauded Rreutwfek them. They cleanse the whole systew . I
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Iver.upon a lilt]@ shelf beneath the at 25c. a box. , 2 (b a
ble top, "Sir.." lie Informed lKirij. I . � . I I I -
ood with some heat, "I love you, as . 'The Tri&ubles of a 'N V1y. .
y own son, but you're it young fool, a I
I have been In My time nnd as I . The New York Herald discovers a I
gillill danger lit the creation of a Canadian
ould to heaven I might lie a.. .
e advised, Ilbillp-be calm. Can't navy , � in.
t,,nt, There is no fear that the I
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ill see It's the only way to save your b-tween Canada and the Ullit-ett
ensure?" � . States will b �. interrupted 6ecaus' - ' . .
"Hang tile Jewels!" retorted Kirk. Canadit proposes to build and,inain-
ood warmly. "What"- tain it navy. We may bAieyo fliat .
".Yr, who said anything. about the wt, do not now remain at peuc,A, tp. . .
wells?" . cause we are not alln'xi and well pr(�-
As Brentwielc slinke Calendar's car. pared to fight. But Thr� Herald finds
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tilent figure filled the donrwav- g -i(l for fear in the entanglementa
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ev'r, weather worn features loompil Anglo-Japartese alliancr�. In, the event
rer his. shoulder, distorted Ili it. chpiel,- Aw-en ,Tapan and thiii .
ul leer. 11 I of trouble b. - anadia I
I , ITaitod States, till, C, .,I* navy,
"As to tile- j ,els,, alliloull.c.ed ,;!,,�,, lit t1w opinion of The Herald, wouill .
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at adventurer, I'vi- got a word t�- iweessai operato in conjunction
with tliv British navy r.gPiwit th,j
ay, ffyou- put It -to tile that way." United SLate.s.-8t. John Sun.
He- paused on the threshold, partl,y
or dramatic efre�t. partly for Ill.,; own West Wants Railways, . I I
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ppeared. poised for Immediate usli It t 1'a Ili ill tit(, Wst Show moA conclu. I
here were-iiecid, . . . ,4iv-?Iy thlit tit(-. people want railways,
There wvs none. Bruntwl(,I�, at ills They are not very much concerned I
rimal appearance.' hall dropped ii per- ju*t ndi� about wl;.it thay are to cost, .
mptory hand oil Kirkwood's shoulder, .but they want tho lines, and thempli . I . .
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orcing, the young, man back to Ills liatted on flie back and 'sent- to tit* . .
eat� At the same I thim lie resillbed I"'gi-Mottures to s,!e that the railwayd
its own. Tile girl hall lint stirred ale bull t.-Culgary Herald.
rofn hers since the first alarin, She . ." .1 - I
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acell' it. little blanclie.d. t.uraod to the 1h 1. .
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Nearest of tile four to tile adventpr- I FOR WHOOPING COUGHii CROUP.
rs was Charles, tit(- napehaidelan, ASTHMA, C01110381 =0HC1HTL% Solt" -
pau. . sed It I affrIghted -astoillsbuient 't � THROAT, CATARR% DWRIVERIA - .
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I -lit of the revdiver. Calendar. vhoos- Vallorized Cre"leasto OW016 thic I .
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lig to ndvilfice suddenly. policiod. the 140" is used. It acte � .
.. I not exist where Cr j"tbftiat. za,kliad breathing .
munle of the weapon jocularly fit the directly on-iosti Lei 00 I
i in the cas'a of Ids. jacothes tho sore . .
mail's Illbs. . "Beat it. Four Eyes" he teh",'y a tough. Itio &boom to .
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suapped.L ' "This is your eue to duck'l - tataff ..... . I Asthma. . .. .
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Get out . of . my W.i.r!" , - � � -craisolone is. a powerf.1 germicide. 'acting both .
I . preventivo irk contilliOut . .
I The inectimilcian Jumped- as If ,.shot, - - tie d curative and a c9t rcoordmendation is I � .
. diseases. Cresolene's b
then hastily rk.reated to tile table, his its thirty yonro of suctiesciul use- - I
sallow tehfures working-.beneuth the tor Salo. by All Prianists 'h Stec
goggle inask WhIeb had vxvl+ted the.fat Sena Prasial for Dc- - � . .
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adventurer's scorn. . ,
C(inip right lit. - cap I ii," , Calendar Cresolenis Antiseptic I �
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threw over ono shoill-der. . "Come Ili, and ,soothing for the I - X . I
shut the doorand. lovk.lt, Let's all be . irr tatedthront. 10c. . I .
soclab I lie aiid tative .,I III(,(, qolet tlme'.,� . Lecraing. Miles Co.. .. 1� 11 . .
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,Stryker.oboypd. with a derisive gritta- treal, Can-ada. - � 308 . � . I
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pfi�l. smilin.- affably down- upoll Ills! I Whetlier coal and iron -will be any I .
prospective victIllis audiltrily tWIllita.9 Cijcap�r ia .another matter, There it . . .
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his revolvj,r., I I I � I � . �. - . I an nbje6t lesson in the cement mer- � . � .
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blnzjdly.� ) li,,l�l' .m.r. chiM," witil nnd the ininiediate.eff .t hag .beoli an . �
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asquilied, concern, Yulfre looking' a . . I I
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tl� , , . . . I will be' ,,I sl��ing' 'in'the operations or, I
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keeping- tate-hours. lAttle girls 11fust the expenses '61 Rie- coal and irtin ' com.,
lit. careful,. you twow, or. they lo4e till, . Pa . 13y, but wil.1 innfe to 4he advantage �
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bloom ofrosys� Ili tbi,ir vii(itilv4.1 M". ' in � ercy-11 the people, t.he constimerg, . ..
Kirkwood; lt's�a pleaelln, .to illeet:yoll do. not - have to -pay tribute to sOmP
again. Permit, tile to paraphrase ,your
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most -sound advice Mid reiiiind .van 'tonidency' . to trusts -in grocerios, lit' , I I
that. pistol -shot,,. are apt to P-ttract fuel,, in lep.ther, ill cement,.in Plumb- - I � "� 1. .
undesirable attention. - It wouldn't be ers' nup�alids,.in paper, lit everything . . .
wise for you, to bring the poWe about in jvhich men or mohey can,command - , .� - . I .
our ears. 1. believe that In substdace. 'or control. It would be all riglit if - ' .- �
such ,%vas your'saplent.counsel to me Ili tli,e peopfe did not Suffer, but usually, .
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the cabin of tit(% Mothell, W11s.. It not'.) * ind, the nether - millitone.-British . I
And .van, Sir."' fixing BrentwIck WWI a 1 . . . � I . I
cold, unfriendly eye, *'You .aulmated Whia.. Ki . r,zfs-z= --- ' -------.:.- . I . � . . � . . . . I . �
fossil, what Inight your namO hii'-," . . Depends',on CornmAnds . .. . . . I . .
I ,,it rnIgbt be Brentwick," said. that With Great Britain -in command 61 1 1 .
gentleman placidly. . . I tile seas, .every nation has pence and ' . I . - ..
"Brentwick. ehlt Well, 1 like a ninn peace� of mind, with Germany in � I ,�
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of spirit. But permit -me to advise command of the seas n I ..
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And It gets ividta), and whiloy under
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your hand till 'Ea last it rivals our
a little fired, enwchvlad?
own dazzling Canadian snows.
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And John's fal.th . er replied: " No
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wife, YOUR -bread is never Soul?,
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colored, norsoggy nor heavy.
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ciell�.,lous nutlike flavor grows until
Nevers6withFIVEROS�i'L$-b-�equat,
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it linvaryb1zly postestan th2tt , What, Madam, you"don't
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