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DOCTOR
ADVISED
QPERATION
Cured, by Lydia E.- - Pink=
ham"s\'egetableCampound
Cattift••u, Ont. -"1 lied 1H't'rta gre's t
7titerrrj• ft.r tiyl; v'•'1r4 ilei tlon tt r
toll te.• it was tiro cl's of the
and tel ,', t f, toll rue it v.v.:,
:1 Itltt.titl
I uia,,:., No ane
i.uuw's wind 1 *ut-
tered • 1_.wo_U1•l
.tltvay's 11e wnr,e
a± ertain ltti •tl�.
a aloe Bever tyre
t, gct.r, :std the
fir .1riitg op•11
i..r.usv -rt LerriUh .
1 %cots very ill it,
10.1, rebel the doctor*
tohi the • I woul,t•
have to hive an
to pe Fa lob, and
--- *IttL.Lllliltllt_!lie•
doting the operation. , 1 wrote to my
sister ateett_it_iitl4 she advised the to
take "I ydi;t E. l'Inkiuin s ii•gi•table
('onr;arn;n1.
,Through, pt rsotell expe-
rie+u•e 1 have fennel it the best wtdl-
t•iue itt the uitrld for ti-ntale troubles,
for it hasrnred rue. and .1 did nut have
to h1y.• the operation after all. The
C.Mtptuuut also itelpeal tite while pass-
—Mrs.
Lrii•ri. J1i.. i :.' 1 tliit'letl, On aria.
- Lydia 1i. Pinkie -mem \'ieA4% ble Com-
pj�xowed, nuide from roots and herbs.
lose. 10 11.4110V 10. the most successful
re wily for wiring the worst forms of
fen '11e ill., itwInding displacements.
Jena enation, fibroid timers. irregu-
laritit , p. rhglic Nine - backache, btrar-
ing-cloven feeling; tlatlilenry.' lndigt s
tion, andnervous prostratin. it costs
but a trifle tit try it, anti the resell las
been worth millionstosufferi lig we men.
TIIE SIGNAL : CODERJCN. 'ONTARIO -
THE PORT OF
MISSING MSN
By MET DI TH ,VICHOLSOJV.
Author of The House of a Thousand Candle,."
COPYRIGHT. 1967. sY THD sous-MLRRILL COMaA.NY
9t\strr.•?E range sister on -the veranda,: looked toward
3� the stables. listening. t•-
• Chapter'Zeno atuproadaetj the sheep shed"
,'rapidly, with still It hundred yards- to
CeJpvmocuoeciscicsotsessom,oetardo ,.tr8verse IS -..1.7i1.1 them before he atwnki
• , . „iu :.. or :t stu.ta;rot., I reach the pasture watt. Ifis rage et
hues being driven by a entail malt for
et.'ti:'1 eye, roaming the j %ripen he lad geevtt conteptpt did not
1.1,',1.•••••a1,e as hell'ffPUP; help rods wind or stitnitlute the figbi of
t,•)• CI:siltttrr c and start- his !n•at;y legs. and le kale now that
cd for • the - hyngtih,w. Ile, w„old lessen the Harrowing margl4
sweet the upland -Coal- between himself, and his' pursuer if he
-y_ls,rne Here. :rent e'steel--swerved le ttte right'tp clear the sheds.
niton n movi!tg shadow. Ile drew relit Ile suddenly slackened his pace and
litt.rttF-retirmeerdi-Willi t•herry trysts Rt with a ciente, tug settled his wool hat
mere 11rntiv upon iris small situp. Ile
went now it ,a dogtrot, and Oscar
was closing t:pon hint rtlphily; then,
quite _near the sheds. Znial wheeled
about and ,charged els pursuer head-
long. At the moment•he turned Oscar's
revok'erhit keenly7nTu the night Cap-
tain 1'Irltsinie. looking tower the
stile.. raw the flash before the hounds
at tit.• stables nmiswered the report.
At the shot 'Zuni cried aloud In his
curiously small voice .amid clapped his
-and.. 10 his head.
"Stop; i weal the letter!”
Oscar in German. The titan turned
glory ly, as thop gh
dazed. and. with
a hand Bttll
clutching '•his
bead. half stum-
bled and : alf '
ran toward the
shells, with Os-
. cur
s -•car nt his heels.
Claiborne en11-
cd to the neggro
stablemen to
quiet the 'dogs,
snatched a lan-
tern and ran
away through -
the pergola to
the end of the
garden and
thence Into tbe Lltelbor.lesysotR�MXI a
paature beyond. an
Meanwhile • Orr lantern and r
car. thinklne Zinn! badly hurt did not
tire agate. but flung himself upon the
fellow's broad shoulders. and down
they crashed against tbe door of the
uesrest pen. Zmat swerved and shook
himself free. while he fiercely cursed
his foe. Oscar's hands slipped on the
fellow'srihot blood that ran from a long
crease in the side of his head.
As they fell the pen door snapped
free. and out into the starry pasture
thronged` the frightened sheep.
"The letter --give me the letter!" com-
• wanted (Meer, his face close to the
tterviart'sJ Ile did not know how badly
the than wqa Injured, but he was anx-
ious to. complete his Wetness and be
off. Stilt •the, sheep carne huddling
throng,' tbe. broken door.- across the
prostrate men aixl scampered *trey
Into the open. C`aptnin Claiborne, ran-
ning toward the fold. -with his lantern
and net -!nuking for otwtae•Ies, stumbled
over their bewildered advance guard
an.i Onager' headlong Irito the gray
t'e eeew. Meanwhile into the pockets of
t,rnarare foe went (ewer's bands
alt Then he remembered
the roadside. utbtt.tite•tl. Set era! hunt
tired y.it•tl. :may !:re the Claiborne
.heepio11, tt'I)1t a broad pasture rising
veyotttt---*-stiesk W-- _not_;LSttiug__t0
le lie•••rtai by a man (edited In the
irf M - ttItltlu• t ttr.'„satitseying
Himself that sutt..fanee ray behind .the
.ha low, dismounted and fled his horse.
"1'h.•n he bent lute over the stone wall
nim! wetebcd.
••It I, the big• fellow -yes? Ile is a
stet'! -r of sheep, as I mutt have
known,
'Zonal was only a ilitn figure ngafns
Pie dart: III Inn'. which he was slowly
crossing fro tit
the side,far-
thest frothe
Claiborne
house. lie stop -
pelf several
times atetbough
uncertain of 'his
wtierta'bo0ta.'
and then he
clambered over
a stone wall
that formed one
side of the
sheepfold, visa-
ed it and strode
ou toward Os -
"ft fa the big fellow- car and the
ricer - road.
"it Is mischief that brings him from
the h111s-t'es't'• Quest reelected, gleets
lug up and down the highway. Paid
ly, very softly through the night, he
heanl tete orchestra at the hotel play-
ing for the dance. The little soldier
unbuttoned his teat, drew the revolT-
t'f-from-Ins bellandthrust it into his
coat pocket, %mai was. drawing near-
er. Meaning rapidly now that he had
gained his bearings. At the wall Os -
ear retie suddenly and greeted him to
mockingly must vias tones:
"Good evening, my friend; it's a fine
evening for a walk."
Zmai drew (tack and growled.
"Let me pass." he saki in his diffi-
cult German.
"it -is a long wail; there should be
nn dlittcnity in passing. This country
Itt Mien freer .tMtn Servia-yes?' and
•Osear'a tone was pleasantly converse•
thenal.
frnai put Ks hadtd on tbe wall and
repared to Paula.,.
'•.1 ntonteet only, comrade. You Stem
1,, be in a hurry; it trust be it business
that JLrttt t_s you from, the mountains -
Be certain you get
your money's worth
you will if you buy
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Worth any man's paint
money, because made of
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- because it makes this
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•-•t them :d
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11 11 t.U.
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Regul4te
the Bowels
1 In vc been troubled with
cunstip t ion for sever' ! years,
and hsvc,.tried a Breamany
kinds of pills, as well as mc licine
from the \doctor.. Notting
• seemed to hap Inc until 1. be -
pan taking Dr. Miles' Nerve ;acid
Live rills. 1 found the• little
pills ye effective, and' I aero
thankful the at last I have a
reliable remedy.
MRS. F. M. Dt 'KIN,
.oy,
Dr. Milt's'
itdnrve i .id Liv r Pills
simply, caut.e• the bowels to move
in a norir,A1 manner, and with -
it th• :slain ; effects of cathar-
t , .ores That's why
tile., , re sit universally used by
s.,1 .chiit',r'n. The
10 i'r rc ;error:t ;ire less
itrt
r.•••-! 't1 Natural crib 'itions
grail.. 1:ht iesc;'restnrc:'..
N: t:..; .'•c at your drop:t;:. He should
tuppty you. If 1: does not. send price
ft* us. we toward ?repot':.
OR. MtI E$ het: 3!CAL CO., Toronto.
SbiIob, Cure
quickly vtopn conch r tires cold.. hepta
gibe throat and lona.. - - 25 sent.,
• "I have no•fitne for you." snarled the
Servtan. "i egone!" And its shook
himself •Int:'ntietmitly and again Itut bit
hem"1 Ss the .w• -nil.
"One should' not In hi• Mn met •t
haste, comrade.•' :mil !)scar 1!,;•,a1
'!rural It:n•k with !tis Iku_er tilet s
The ti In yir'r!;vl s...1 ran a re.% a . ,,•
r.ttl t.1' the clrt:ait td 'Jr •r: a!1•1
114ege:lite Ihetr'�• f! .,.i:. ire: to Ir' -I1
b.. (. /.m01 w:1.1 1i.! :m. r,,,t: rot ,,.,
trate-=times to the .Ctnitmrne hone,
whose garde!) --retctttlt•d quite near.
lite met Ztnal promptly and - again
1
-tire It. t,ul�in_ the hat
WARREN TOPPAN, Lynn,Mass.
Cured of severe compound
cold and cough by
••From Dec. 20, '08, to March 1, '09,
I had three bad co1Js, une on top of the
other. 1 got so weak 1 cuuld hardly
get around. Nothing seemed to help
me until 1 began to take Vinod. The
change was magic. Three bottles com-
pletely fixed that compound cold and
stopped the terrible cough -and what
surprises mo most, at the same time
ft cured me of a sey ere stomach trouble
that has bothered me tor '20 years.
Vinod is certainly a wonderful medicine."
Mr. Toppan is one of Lynn's most prominept and highly respected
merchants, whotie-wnrd.iti_as good as his bond._ -
The reason Vino' is so successful in such cases is because it
contains the two most world -famed tonics—the medicinal, strengtb-
wiisig, u y- uthiinn e!emcnts o • ,,ver Oil and Tonic Iron.
Your Stoney Back U You Are Not Satisfied.
i 114. C. DUNLOP, - tut:Ci' C':,
A WONDERFUL REMEDY
v
orange I.iiy Is dally miring - -las
. most obstinate cases of Female .Dta-
"rdei•e. Putting of the Womb, Leu. '
•-rrhoea, Painful and Suppressed
,;.•natr.uttfln. etc., ete., are all at
them -relieved from the start by Its
and a few weeks' or months -
r..•atment- accempUehea a complete..
, ere. This remedy he a . positive.
,t lcntltic prepayratJon, and 1s based
un the discoveries of Pasteur and
Lister. It is an applied treatment;
that 1s, 1t is not !taken internally,
but Is applied direct to the muttering
'Arts, and It. therefore. aeta with
all the certainty of the known laws
of ,•heml.al action. As 1t comes In
attest- oriesct_-letttr--tfie Oloeseacrt-Beall . ild antiseptic. and nerve -food properties
tame n help havea beneficent influence. I feeeetve-troth-10- te- Ill letters daffy.
apeaktng of the be•n.•tit,;, and cures 1t is performina, and so sure am 1 that it will
fo N h:.t Is rlalmwt ter It that 1 will send. absolutely free, a 35c box to every ent-
ering woman Who will write far it. Price It per bets. which is sutneteni fro one
mouthstreatment. Adds.-, MRS. FRANCES E. CURRAN, WINDSOR,
TEN
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A breakfast in itself. Try it tomorrow morning with a bale 1
apple. Smother them in cream, and sugar to your taste.
TOASTED
The r•rcgbt food for the start of the day. Kellogg's contain:,
substance of the sort for building bone and making muscle.
Brockville Lawn Mowers
We edt.salef tit40e the 1.4•.,t. C:41tudian-mutts dowers
w.l-sttack 111.0i0 imi 5;504 that will lutea, s•dt you, and sen
:4.00-y00 as lib wive ; we h the theta in high wheels and
inedjugh m q Gilt-hlude mild t.htee; we guarantee each
Mower t.. gal. -nee eusToitiers entire satisfaction.
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Make ttu mistake,;, Neli that old worn-out hu;k-
brealer to 11e. Ilrown tent( get :t genuine Brockville
Lawn Mower. 11'e kuut"v where of We.la'ak in that yell
wltt•be plrasr•,l. ,
LAWN RAI -S. HOES, GARDEN TROWELS, Etc.
ShE OUR FLOWER. BED FENCING.
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Ideal Fencing
Neoli.tt done ; ante for l.lo' (teeing. \„I tier;;
ptatspet i y het 1••r i h, ti 01 (.testis.;, %Vt. set the Intro.
We hot} largely in t'..ueltt I Hurl it•t the heat in iris going.
%Vt. handle :e line ..i teasing that }Ma pr tetal to be
. second tet. .
This is lite year 10
wit•e_tl it I,1 sin. -t litre
17te groes is likely t.
are offer nag Veneinr;
' Iprr roil Gtt• all N.
-.Veeeiui:._Ii�4 rt•4'k
,rouse. We toll tweiple list• year
ly i,o o',, I. i1 up: Ask aniilit'et,
o- runt in feueil: t Iinwever. telt
:t± a %it'll 1.4.ie... Nusuety. alk: ••.roti
hood i-e'ire (testndity I.I.
it standar d and ,tYitiths,
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1.1\11'I1 11.
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FOR THAT TIRED FEELING !
111: kwon\li:Ni'
N}al's Spring Tonic,
Blood Purifier,
and Sarsaparilla
Threeexcejlent preparations for ase in the silting
season when everybody should take, it tonic.
h. C. DUNLOP, The Druggist,
Bedford I',I,':k - Ge)tle•riA.
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"THE
SWEETHEART
OF TI?E•
CORN"
weemweinagyeelteetehreeheseseaveiseseweesieesseWeeseaseeesesestesw
,Nothing will convince you so quickly as the qua(iiy .trapped =:1,
the Kellogg package—but be sure it's the Kellogg packag
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BetteY'flings for 6oderich
tit mle: ich pe •Le
• ara-L1o:bet iter go.“;
they %Sete anti lett vett!) .rine Yea'. ag• ! r
in-it:ince, they wet !tetter fu••nia!aings f n• the leen-.
:toil we err .hna Itt t `10•. ittl 11404 in
Mahogany 6arior �t,tiies .
The Price ATg=i'
of the
dison
Phonograph
"it Is n.ou'ssrlge 'yes " asked Oscar.
"It Is my nffalr," hlurter, the big fel-
:ow. '•I mean no hnrur to you."
'It nits yen that tried the knife on
me Innlc. It 1s 'emelt -gnieter than
•l.•n;htg. leu have the knife-yesT'
1'be,litt!e seldier whipped out his re-
volver`, e
"In wltleh pocket Is the ttsatness car-
ried? A letter undoubtedly. They do
not trust swlne (ornery wools. Alii"
Oscar dropped below the wail as
Ztni11 struck 'et hint. When he looked
up it,mornent\Inter the Seri lan was
running back over (tee meadow toward
the sheepfold. scar, angry at the
tae with 'which the 8ervian had evn W-
him, reopen the, wall and set oft
the bog fellow. He was quite sure
the man bore a written message
and`equally sttrc lfiATltlntistbeof-its-
et to his employer. lee clutched
-re Iver tight, brought' up, his el-
bows termisr ranee in running and
spell after Zntat, now a blur on the
starltghtet\sheep pastors.
The elope was grn(inal and a pretty
Neter, of th+ Itndecalae by any, hot It
nffordevl a tottome path for runners.
',mai already' flitted 'that he had
binndereil In not oreing the wall. Ile
was running up , with n group of
sheds, nnother wall\end a still steseper
and rougher betdgond, 11 Ws hulk
tied ngeinst him, an behind him he
heard the rine* thumpiof Oieffen feet
on tate turf. 'rite starlight grew dim-
tt or through traits of N to send; the
s•trfare of the pasture ata rougher to
the feet than It appeared to a eye. A
hotrod In the (!lalharne Melee yard
hayed soddenly. and the sountf- echeted
from the surrounding housen and drift-
ed oft toward the sheepfold. Then a
nob* meals Tame from the kenhels. •
Captain Claiborne waiting for W
"The id r -gels Int the tetter!" ctml-'
sande L ()arae
Owe upon Ms ears, and off came the
Yat and troth It a bloat stained envel-
ope. The t s p in the pen trooped
out and galloped oward its comrades.
Oscar, math off with 'the letter,
plunged into a rear guard of the
sheep, tell, tabled to lits feet and
confronted ptaln Claiborne as that
gentleman in soiled evening dress fun•
Died for his lantern and swore et the
Wheep M language unbecoml_ng, an ot11-
ter and a gentleman.
"It is sheep--yesT" and Oscar started
is bolt
"Jlalt!"
The authority of the tone rang fa-
adilarly In O care ears. Ile had after
eortskterabte tribulation learned to stop
abort when an officer spoke to him.
and the gentleman of the sheepfold
etddtl straight in the stsrllght end
spoke like an officer.
"What are you doing here, and who
Bred that shot?"
Oscar sainted and summoned lits best
)attgtIsh.
"it was an accident, sir."
"Why are you running and why 011
yon fire? Understand yon are a tres-
pataser here, and I am going to turn
yea over to the constable."
"There was a sheep steelt'r--yes?
He is yonder by the pens, and we had
some little fighting, but he la not dead
ITo he con Inn edl
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you. , .
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