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Added is Ike Loos UM it
b 1O Frew Rem.
Hianfprd Station, Oat -"1 has* taken
Lydia E. Ptokham's
Vegetable C
for ��.eeaam-
rs
sated never faoad
y
seitri
L I
had � � Storm,!addeeltlee did me
nevoid I differed
Until
be y 1
our
medloine. t has
ado helped women to whom I have to nennd� d
it." -Mrs. Hier Cadiz, Glanford
Station, Ontario.
AaNbsr Cure
Harvey Bank N. B.- i can
recom en Lydia E. Pinkham's
Compound to any saffe.tte ig
woman. I have taken it for female
weakness and painful menstruation
and it cared ase. - Has. DzVsaa
BARBOtla.
Because you ease is a difficult Dere,
doctors having done you no good. do
not continue to suffer without giving
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound • trial. It
aired
many cases of female ilia. such as
jo-
fiammatiom, ulceration, displaeeeneeta.
fibroid tumors irregularities, periodic
pains, backache, teat bearing-aown
feeling, indigestion, dizziness, and
nervous prostration, It costa but a
trifle to try it, and the remit is worth
millions to many mattering ellen.
U los me=clad. M
od�e
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wets M p at b Yrs. _
be pilal,r r
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Y C.A. HUG,
LUN_ 11.
BiIS1NE:$ and AND ND SCTB,1lC}S.
Registered heat assess upwards of 300
students and plecai IVO/ t�aate. Seven
specially q renew tsat`m. One
hundred and fifty Leaksalae. oapb�
our trained help. ` aasblam year
Sept. 5 to June XLlaser clay thee.
Cst•l•es. Free
Imenes
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t. Len et.A Acceumeat. rru,rlsat
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Forest City
NO AMBI1ION
ALL TIRES OUT.
Mornscy's Oreat Blood Remedy
rive New Lik and Energy.
Qtil'BEC. P. Q., June 17. 1611.
"For about a year or or. my health
,was poor•-tny &realties gone --•.envy
unstrung --and 1t was perfect
to work. and I was quite alarmed about
myself. t happened to gat bold of see
of your pamphlets, wbSch I read very
carefully. sad was Imprelleee with the
tial to try your No 14 shed itemedy.
As Peon es 1 started taker year la I began to Impress, and kept
t.adlly Improving with the nos of the
medlcln. I used several bosom and sew
em perfectly well. sad la fad, saver
felt bettor In my uta Previous te
taking your remedy I bad been trying
a lot of others. but they did me so
good. For the saki of otter sufferer,
who may be In the same condition I
was rot: may publish this /otter. sad
I hop. 1t will lallmaees time to gore this
wonde-tui prescription a Mal"
L tbarbonnaau.
Th• above prasertptfoa 1. not a 'Curs -
All' or .o -cones eisteat meetcdse. Dr.
derriere prescribed It for 44 years, aad
It cured thousands after ether doctors
fulled.
Price. cel ) es a�
fir rather ��
r�
Limited. Mestfeel M's
Sold and •tiwranret-tt in Oudrtich by
F. J. Rutland.
COWAN'S
PER FEE= N
COCO4
G rich in toold value and
easy to digest. It is jot
Cocoa, pure Cocoa, ground
from the choicest Cocoa
buns.
Norma and Dorton cecamlmeed l
Ise m laches, or In health. ut
De Yea
use
Cowan's
Cocoa.
Ry s
LOUIS TRACY
Mel
ebattnaed no as weed
'dim was s strong curtest settles
Ilea the eoathea'st and the dying gale
htft its attensatk in a loot swell. but
,'the Andromeda rolled cm with ever
'>leertasing comfort Oven Iris was
-temp ed forth by the stuanit oe.
Coke was not on the bridge at tura
ttaeme0L Mr. Watts was taking lbs
watch. Hasler was on deck forward.
laaddaly the captain appeared. He
Fileted Iris with a genial nod.
"Ah, than you argil" he cried. Not
'tales you stare this time yesterday.
Sorry, bat there'll be no gain' ashore
today. Well on the wrong side of
line Wand. ad' tt 'ud toes you a bit it
!pee was to try an' land In *ether of
tOa Matt. Tabs 'sr In eamr now. dr.
Watts. That's our aneppysgw.over
there.' Aad be pointed to the mouth
of a Darrow channel between South
point lad the Isle des /Negates, the lat-
ter
abtar a tiny islet that almost blocks the
entrance to a ahatlow bay into which
res a rivulet of good but slightly
brackish water.
The ship slowed perCeptibly. and
Hosier busied blamed! with the lead
which a sailor was swinging on the
etarboatd side from the small Plitt-
form
latform et the accommodation ladder.
his did not know what was said, bit
the queer figures repeated to Ooke
seemed to be satisfactory. Headlands
lad had crept nearer. The rocky
ams of the Wand closed in on theta
A hunt scent as of sweet grsaaes
reached them from the "bore. Iris
coed see several people, nearly all of
them men In uniform, hurrying about
with an air of excitement that betok-
send the unusual Perhaps a steamer's
advent on the south side of the ell end
was a novelty.
Now tbey were In a fairly smooth
roadstead Tbe remnants of the gale
were shouldered away from the ship
by the towering cliff that jutted out
en the lett of the tray The crew were
meetly occupied in clearing blocks aid
teethe and swinging two lifeboats out-
ward on their davits.
Ari ready forrardr roared Oaks.
Hosier ran to the forecastle. He fiend
tbe carpenter there. standlag by the
Madras brake.
"AA reedy. iirr be cried.
Ooh itoddid to him e
'Give bar thirty -ave," he sald, Mew
big thereby tbat the mncbor should be
allowed thirty -live fathoms of theft.
The turbulent current was mesa
mom the bows with the speed eft a
dill mos. so Coke bnwgbt tis,,_rztm��
mead Mtn .he fay broadside -w11at ma
had and beaded straigbt &gahmut the
est of the stream. It was his latest to
drop amebae while in that peseta and
mar am undue again en the cable by
r odea ooal tare of the propenes.
"Keep her Morel" he maid, half turn-
ing to the man at the wbeeL He
changed the indicator from "full
sped" to "slow .bead.", In a few see-
m& tbe anchor cba4n would bays rat-
tled through the hawses bole when
something bappeoed that was Incom-
prehensible. stnpetying-.otnethIng ut-
terly remote and strange from the
ways of civilized men.
The Andromeda quivered, under a
tremendous buffet There came a crash
of rending iron and an Instant stop-
page of the engines. Almeet merging
Into the noise of the blow came a load
report from the, land, but that to ib
tarn was drowned by the bra of steam
from the e*ha twit.
Coke appeared to be dumfounded for
an instant Recovering himself. he
ran to the starboard side. leaned over.
looked down 01 a torn plate that
showed its jngutd edges Just above
the water !the and then lifted a blaz-
ing face toward a point halfway up
the nelgbbortug cHff. wbere a haze lay
!lice a yeti of game *0 the weather
scarred rocks
"loll blasted pirates r he yelled, rar-
ing both cU&cbed Acta at the hidden
THE SIGNAL 14()DERICH ONTARIO
I'Ise gor bellowed Cede. with fres-
said said pptomina of action to Holler.
It was too late. Before the lover coo -
trolling the steam windlass that re-
leased the •achor could be Moved over
another shell plunged t the thin
iron plates In the bowbing •
m pipe and Jamming thel hawser
by Its impact Tbe WW1* buret
with a terrific report A abhor was
knocked overboard. the carpsater was
killed outright. two other men were
seriously wounded, and Hosier recede -
ed a blow on the torebeed from a Sy -
lag scrap of metal that `tretched him
on the dock,
The gvanie on shore had not allow-
ed for the drlftleg of the ship. That
second shell was meant to demolish
the ehnrthouse and clear the bridge of
ib occupants. Striking high and for-
ward. It bad robbed the Andromeda et
lier last chance.
CHAPTER V.
.aow1N0 wwsr BBQArr or Tits. AIF
DBOIeZDA.
HE Island artillery did Dot em-
ceed In hitting the crippled
ship again. Three more "bells
were Dred, but each projectje
screamed harmlessly far out at sett. A
trained gunner. noting tbess facts,
would reason fiat the shore battery
made good practice In tate rut Le -
stance solely because Ire ordnance was
trained at a known range. indeed, be
might even hazard a guess that the
Andromeda's warm reception was ar-
ranged long before her masts and fun-
nel rose orer the horizon. That the
islenders intended nothing Ie*s than
her complete destruction was self evi-
dent Without the slightest warning
they had tried to sink bee, arta oow
.that she was escaping the further at-
tentions of the fleidpieces a number of
troops stationed on South point and
the Isle del Fregates began to pelt ber
with bullets.
t iris. when the first paralysis of fear
bad passed, when her 'stricken senses
resumed their sway and her Iimbe lost
their palsy, flinched from this new
danger and sank sobbing to ber knees
behind the canvas shield of the bridge.
Somehow this flimsy shelter, which
sailor calf the "dodger," gave some
sense of safety. Her throbbing brain
was incapable of lucid thought, but it
was borne in on her mistily that the
world and lis occnpaats had suddenly
gone mad., The omen or the blood red
water bad justified itself most boat -
DO. The dead carpenter was sprawl-
tng over the forecastle windlass. HO
band still clutched the brake. The
sailor at the whets had been shot
throagb the throat and bad fallen
limply through the open doorway of
the chart room. Hs lay there, cough-
ing up blood and froth and gaping his
life out. The two men wounded by the
second shell were creeping down the
forward companion in the effort to
avoid the hall of lead that was beating
ea the ship. Holier was raising him-
self can hands and knees, his attitude
that of a man wbo te dazed, almost fro-
'sensible.
Watts had gone from the bridge. He
might have been whirled to death over
Ohs aide like the unfeeaats to foremast
Mud she had seen barba (rola oR' the
forecastle. But Coke, whose charmed
life apparently entitled him to act like
a lunatic, was actually balancing him-
self on top of the starboard tags of
the bridge by dingbog to a stay, hav-
ing climbed to. that exposed pastillas
In order to hurl oaths at the soldiers
OS shote. He bad gone frantic with
rage. His cap had either fallen off of
been tote from his bead by a .bullet
HL squat powerful Ague was shak-
ing with frenzy. He emphasized each
cure with a passionate gesture of the
tree hand and arm. He said, among
other things and with no lack of term-
ini adjectives, that tt be could only
come to close quarters wltb awe of
the Portygee assassins on the bland
he would tear their sanguinary livers
Out
The Andromeda. uncontrollable as
destiny and quite as heedless of her
human freight, "'rung around with the
current until her bows pointed to the
.islet occupied by the marksmen. All
at once Coke wspeoded his flow of in•
vectives and rushed Into the chart
room. wbere iris beard him teachil
lockers open and throwing their coo
tents on the deck To enter he was
obliged to leap over the body of the
dytag man. The ectlon was gro
moque, callous, almost inhman. U
jarred the girl's &goateed transports
back into a specter of aptrHhal clam, s
mental state akin to the fatallem often
exhibited by Asiatics when death is
imminent and net to be daelod. The
apparent madams of the captain was
stew mon distressing fie her dem els
certain toes of the slip or the favism
Me Ramifies that eiaags.j tate wblte
patches os the hoe plates. eat sedan
Mase and mars te •the woodwork es
"Adored thro.gb tee dr with a fully
Thiene
ato afaid o&fsi
e'alnt g
She began
on the bridge. Rer tear was set dee
le the really vital feet that it was is
tasaesed, it arose from the purely
dtast*1ne ses*lderatiss that she wale
sere Coke had becomes a raving sae
sire. and she dreaded mestieg hla
wine. tf ase,, he mappeasad.
A bullet street the treat trate of
the chart mem. sad several pease of
• ea wen shattered wits a fearful
Oa. That decided bee. Oaks. if be
Wen trot killed. emelt surety be &tr-
ee eat: His apraag be bar test and
Mesfay ran dews the steep ladder to
the same Threes% the epee
deer s[ the of rr saes sloe vitamin"
leader Warm set--sn set gees r
anteessalleary is Its way as
lamp ever the elneremisfe bell:11112
the sada K tide dews se death sad
daalretiee wage wee etsal4lg these.
Web heed einewe test sat 101111lsa
Nese pipes st we a �s�
dews set
M tale eitie be hili`
lieftS
•Ugh* 'hail dire !!ilei
"Tow mamma starts I" as maim
Menu whish W Seed a twelve
Fess* slid taw the deemed eat t.
e4.. Atbeweuda ksleeit sealed to
mswrebe teat she wee a lied a vele
Woe the OM
*r w�rilri.�e`aet*r* 1111
Time from somewhere bee ben* a'
gruff mem:
'Her' ye abut or. steam, Nectar -
lam?
'Oe ay. It's a' sang below tIL the
water reaches the furnaces." cams
the asewer. '
8o mete out the mss win doing lima
duty.' Thank God fee that! Undo.
torr.! by the fact that a this shell had
bane sooting the engbss, the ell stele -
ed. grim looking engineers bed stet
quitted their post until they bad taken
such precautioaa as l*7 te their power
to laser* the ship's sorely. A light
broke In oo the feg 1n the gfirre mind.
Even now, at the very late, ee starchy.
am might try to help ethers. The
thought brought a say et toothed.
She woe about to look for the speakers
when a bullet drilled a hole 1a a Mod
close to her side. She began to run
again, for a terrified glance through
the forward gaagw.y elbowed that the
ship was quite close to the bind.
wbere men 1* blue uniform wmarteg
curiously shaped bats and wbite galt-
era were scattered among the eoeka.
some standby. 1001. Sheeting. wine
prone, but all taking steady atm.
But It *bowed something more. Ho -
der was oow lying sideways on the
raised deck of the forecastle. He pan-
ty supported himself es his right arm.
1311 left hand was permed to bra ton.
head. lie was trybog to rise. With an
Intuition that was pbeaomenal ander
the circumstances Iris realised that hs
was screened from observation for the
moment by the windlass and the
corpse that lay acme* it. But the
ship's ever Increasing speed and the
curving course of her drifting would
soon brtbg him Into stgbt and tete
those merciless riflemen would slto
him down.
"Oh, not that, not that!" she wailed
aloud.
An Impulse stronger than the In-
stinct of self preservation caused the
blood to tingle in bee veins. She bad
wafted to take that one look, and now,
bent double so as to avoid being seen
by the soldier, she sped back through
the gangway. gained the open deck,
crouched close to tee bulwarks on the
port side and thus reacbed unscathed
the toot of the companion down which
Um wounded men bad crawled. Tbe
zinc plates on the steps were slippery
with their blood, bet she did not }atter
at the sight Cfp she went, stooped
-way,
over Hosier and placed her strung
young arms round bis body.
"Quick!" she panted. "Let me bdp
you! You will be allied if you ramie
Meer
"I was bit," be muttered. "What is
It? What a wrong?*
"Oh, come, come!" she screamed. for
some ttnaeen agency tore a tranaver .
gash In the planking not * foot In
front Of them.
He yielded telth broken *npoattule-
tions. She dragged biro to the top of
fbe stairs. Clinging to biro, she ball
walked. half fell, down the few stupe.
But sloe did not gtdte fall. Hesier's
weight was almost more theta she
could manage, but she clung ie hit•
desperately, saved him Rom a lima -
long plunge to the deck and 1lla,afty
carried him Into the foretsstier whets
she found some of the crew who had
scurried there like rabbits to their bur-
row when the first shell crashed into
the engine room
frir
them. A&, eta darted lightning at
"You call.yosrselves men," am cried
shrilly. 'yet you teem ore of year
oaken Wag
tle1Mr0 deck to be shot at by
sw
"We d14s't know be wee there,
setas," sell erne.
The Arta• now appeared to harem
fa volume iked eecareci. Severs/ bul-
lets claimed egatmst the fugal or
broke bat# splinters se the boats.
-Orme Ma maim eaten te that('
growled a voles "An' we mewed b
henk blared at by a lot et rotten da-
wiio gm gto oar aatser
his whose bed .ad skosiders may p41 -
bowed sadMt bee breast r she limit
belted 4
"Orn eatblag be dem?" *be asked.
"I believe ttlptale Doke has bass 4.84 -
ed. hr. Sealer is badly (eisred. 1
Leer. Bring sates water, 1f pt -SL
"Yee. Tem: water. oily m loesslt ea
the head. Bow did It happeat Add
what Is that mem of Meg?'
Heidees metered wee ween dealr
h4. dearb wither be nee !tie feriae
beta* Met tbe Asdsessdr was cutis e
less. Uelsslrd tap at Ise. tem at r
h aw he amtWW p
d es us ale
"roam 1ft•gr be MU. writ a sire
sleep erne that wee ieseeeffilli.1
thrift SW werleas atreileil INN
false ea see Sat it estfillt
shalkaall am She MeV
Re M esu elate
re
to StOCkalld Poultry Raisers
W. mai') wad, airelet•ly free, fart asking. ps tpi4, sae of ear 1
sixty -iced, pp ►salts N the arta
Tele yea hew is fed all�a,�g af his led Ria K
Nandi awe. calves &ad fetteeieg add M • 4*'..., ad t atter msod ans
s0 that they *14 lay as well la whiter as la semtser. No tarsier dieuld j M h, !self Poultry
NOW is the time to um Ile
At • oat of oily t -tptde
it win Inmate', It 1e pr -
mires lots. Con, W
Restores run-down
win !novels* lbs eatlt
day sea maks themilk richer.
et k toed. Then I5 no abler weed tai
e.
ane tee l trom Mumps all the meat barks,
N0.. aasd grlad them on oar owl premysa,
oars 5 e ahem you as kala• �l. awe
da pmoee w Meet ewdttt to stake
a
a 10*. put a etre merell est
>ll a •lathe!!! •sail/ysls„�11 alae te
45. er* � y *1 11 ream eM salves set
�4Plo r ear market 1a Met .tae cath i s tem
Menke
you esa peslbty do widow It at • eat et may MN
avtad yea s wort _a .
nientteed.. A pa.t-
ag5 wW last *
bona 70 days, A
Mee pall or air.
1burlt1islwsseaeatalWt
5. • dee ata meati
are
win hast as asem-
ha server .554 1tatry 1t es die poorest wawa you lure
on your plass aim irate" mufti. 1f It dna set produce
hotter remits than sayekly p�,aam11 have over ased.or pre
you atut.etba, we will Pu 4 &T
money. Andrew
Wearies. of Watnnst def., dmy� chit he tried it on ose
cow. weighed ter add se Manta 17 10 .. se the 111th
she pre Xi the. Dm Menem. Camas's greatest Mess
trainer, says: 1 bays fed Rent Purple to TO, Del and
• an my raoekorees for four years. '}h.y hes* tower Men
oft their teed. Your comb powder werita n1mm�arlc
Mr. Tom Smith. trainer for tt. Hob. Adam >lsek,cWs•
"We had a mare to our stables rut tall kelauapg to blies
Cleu*ton. pt Montreal. We could let feed Me any bran
Ott account of soouring. W. okmmemeaQ eBI•�
your
Royal Purple Stock Specific. Tie vaults were *054.,-
tul. We found after Wing it three u•sks.wo could toed„
her bran or any other soft teed and she *Mu*lly took on
:5 lbs. during that time."
pacific _lbs. alta, disraham, of sd
a amt payday per *alma! memdosed, to it Naim hello the winter! a�
It permanently m!a1 as aver dosaa
+twaae�w�-s ala Debility. it •las 5: day to
sad vigor. It Mr. A L, alba. .1
us Stock le !lief atolls ?lava 1ttlee
porn . gaol
fs
.taaeaar a trill reen� aflk. mad Iwo Dse }eves better restate
lakes are! orsta s +a Poultry g wewere s"
tr.day. Ja lam fila !v &aye we
1N .gage Thom* this coldest dope c wfau
r• out see the results at ono. attar Fel r fr.
1* material. Whoa farmers sot m>f
. Purpie bread" tae). will never wits °rel
Komi Purple Cough Spsoinc
During the Wt liar blurs ,then. has 41.5* sn ea.
thea damtc cough gulag thesgL .very stable t• Ca
*4.104. lou been a Brest mires aft *MOysnca y
6=1111144;Purner
vitrial�tsly cur e
Yi' *l lath e
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♦a u e dlatem�
depR abso
Royal Purple Gall Cure
„bill ours au sort• of oOm aeras sD aaaa er beast. Win
*hmolatesl, dry ap aid .car. costa t.. 1* s sew days
Mr. Sam Owen, Coachman tela 10. Mon. Abe*~
"ay
olfollowing
scratches is I Medd youryourRey scabs pNPupl
Cum Purism ow
ll j
oft per.
7 dry 1n about tour or55s dairy' pries Sec, by mail
Ma
Royal Purple Sweat Liniment
mil, nd.... any lame..sa in a very short time. Mr. Jno.
b. const�antly�l•ng oar, anin d have all Iliad' of trousays: ''We bays nine ble
with them being lame at time.. I hays used your Sweet
.Llnlm•ut for a year back and have never known it to
tall to cure all sorts of sprained tendons, .te." Price foie
t-osmoo bottles. by mall No.
Royal Purple Lice Hiller
This Is entirely different trout any 110e killer on the
market. In order for you to understand the process of
manufacture of this Ilea killer you will hays to send for
one of our booklets, as *5 give you a tan history of it
there. It will enUrely exterminate Ile. On fowls or
animals with not more than one or two applications. It
smote.,, them. Prteq MMe, by sell :sc.
oyaSUN
l Purple
un r�unr
Royal Purple Poultry Specific
*ill mute your hens lay In winter as weir as in sum-
mer, and yet a 50c package will last 16 hens 76 days, or
a 31.8* pall or air -tight tin contains toter times as much
as a Sec package. w111 last 130 dayf. It prevents poultry
from losing flesh at moulting time. cures and prevents all
the ordinary diseases. r.tkes their plumage bright and
beeps them to prime condition.
An assorted order amounting
What we wish to impress
Our booklet gives over 404 reeds
give you above the names of a few
who has ever used any Use we
Seed Today For Free Booklet.
is $5.00 we will prepay. g
a muni a that wif mat lines from
nothingpeople
aot ll
we ever
oodolleralai Canada. WNI.
�� tiara
ter Nreiiferemt lines mflremeetdpseel• we
who have used it. ear bat reeseu sties is fee yea to ask tally mesa
aaa*federe.
W. A. JENEIN8 MFG. CO., London, Ont.
Royal Purple supplies and free booklets may be secured from A. J. Cooper,
Flour and Feed, Goderich.
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the meeting, *4.1
w•wipg, Mr's
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alter. Tbe motto
ads fur Christ
Drinking
s ruin. Ther
nitrite of the
the liquor haloi
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n end steady
'phone for cop
let institute
ie street, Toronto.
Kept Him Busy.
One of Lord Charles Bereeford's
tenante who mnduotrd a smell under-
taker's establishment in Waterford
*mom dity asked how the ,buafneer
was getting
�'Qraad, me lord. !" he ezclsimed.
ow have the luckiest little bear&
o
you ever saw. Glory be to goodness,
it was issuer a day idle since I got it.
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It Certainly Does.
She -"They say alcohol will clean
silver."
He -"By Jove. it does --takes le
clean oyt of your pocket r
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•think of a name
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IN PRIZES
—there are two beautiful parks in New Hazelton
Heights—we want names for them.
—send your suggestion, we'll pay you
cash for it.
On May 1, 1912, two names will be chosen --the first two
names received by us that are selected will each receive a
$250 prize—thirty other prizes.
NEW
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