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TH R SIGNAI. GODERICH ONTARIO
WOMAN NAD
NERY$JS TROUBLE
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
ble Compound Helped Her.
West Danby N. Y. -"I have had
nervous trouble all my life until 1 took
Lydia F. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com-
posed for serves
and for female tree
hies and it straight-
ened me out in good
shape. 1 work Nearly
all the time, .s we
live on • farm and I
have four girls. Ido
all my sewing and
other work with
their help. so it
shows that 1 stand it real well. I took
th.• Compound when my ten year odd
daughter came ant' it helped me • lot.
1 have also had my oldest girt take it
and it did her lots of good. I keep it in
the hoose all the time and recommend
it." -Mrs. DV.WITT St4IUAUGH, West
Dsaby. N. Y.
Sleeplessness. nervousness. irritabil-
ity backache. heir laches, dragging sen-
sations. till point to female derange-
ments which may he overcome b; Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
This famous remedy, the medicinal
begrediente of which are dem .•d from
u ndue toots and herbs, has for forty
year. proved to be a most valuable tonic
e nd invigorator of the female organism.
Women everywhere bear willing testi-
mony to the wooderfal virtue of Lydia
s Pinkham'g Vsptabi• Compound.
BRITISH RED CROSS FUND.
Hu -on County 'Contributions in Response
to Trafalgar Day Appeal.
A report of the donations to the
British Red ('roes fund in "espouse to
the Trafalgar Hat appeal (October .'1,
1x•1:,1 has been issued by the Lieuten-
atu-tiovernot. etlaicutap of the cuul-
luittee lot Ontario. Huron county
shows up well in the list of conttibut-
inht wunicipeltt•e•, the total from thie
county l.eing gat,;47S.lill. The returns
from the varioun municipalities of the
m,.uty were .
latter
)tants xp. Cmtribu-
7e•mt..,r, kraut. tlonn•.. Total.
v.i 11,16 11, pl,al told�n.- eau .e•
(a•nob
IMO m lea 30 1.10130
they . . 11.411110. 1.0 e• LUG .e
Mas - .. Nat* •'45 .;t' -
Bow. -t . ... Seen' 771 as 1.171 at
Hallett 751E :tint r.
Yrs. diet. .. S.R. 1u i•i ten eel .el
Harts. . �,4, 1e, 7 m fl a'
B•aaM1 ... 1,5011
A:ei•ben I.1L: ts•151 47 "47'
Tneksnaith XMr
t•el i ou>
r , it.*. L
Tentiterry.... se. ie• le :. .L J,
1
eters*. ' ,. 1am6 31, I.3..5 e.
"
r►waaH rXr..,N et ID. n.
M'.w�a�nm
I(c-b Wd
Baree. ...: 111 M e1S M
teeth sn 514 Pl
tutee s4 .. e.4 mar s 1.313 _'4
heater. . t ce 1.!131 to.
Hse..n ..
UM 36 tot 33
Wr.aeter H1 In 344 i.,
l ewe..
(411'x. ....... . elm
c iederich tree er
IY"h,Hb .•• oust 1e. 3.781 7s
WI, Oro, ... 1,07a'W 4,411151 Ar4a1s' '
Soo au :se. as
.5 K'
••Oftyr contribution." includes indi-
vidual giving,, contributions from
wnuhen'v urdanixations, school', eta. t
1 ye. ,4 Is
Tait :Y I:,uw
e
The House of the
Whispering
Pines
0
By ANNA
KATHARINE
GREEN
tesedobt teen
In Aar aesbestoa Robles
"1 want another good leak at year
playact and 1 want year eaaid•aa.
alms Toa and 1 sway have M ..e it ch
et each other before this 'setter 35
ended. You asked me to speak plain-
ly and I tate doee en"
"Toe are from budges/toter
"O user Peery east sea" Throwing
back kb eat he bowed ble hedge.
"Me comer has returned to kb d-
ace. He was gaits .pat by the setae
which came from Ulla room at an um
happy w 'meat during the f.aersL"
"I know. It was my fault i opined
the door jest for as natant and la
that Instant my patient broke through
ber torpor and spots'
She had drawn him la by this thea
and. after anotber glance at bee pa-
dent.
stient, softly closed the doer bs dtkta
`l bar., noshing to report," geld MA
"hot the one .@ntwee everybody
beard"
Sweetwater took i the Bttn nor
madam book lad used whir* bog
at her aids and .ndereteed bar poi
doe and extraordinary amwsblLb b
kb wtsbea Uoeoosdousiy a low es-
Mamtdoo escaped atm He was young
and had not yet soak the man earths
4 i the detective
His eye went wanderlag a11 ever the
room as be spoke ort I It tell epee a
peculiar looking cabinet or eldest let
into the wan directly opponts the lied,
"What's that, be asked
'1 don't know. 1 taa't make 11 est.
and 1 don't elk. to ask."
Sweetwater ezamtned It fora Nen
anent from wbere be stood- time cross
ed over and scrutinised it more pas
ticularty. It was a ualgoe specimen
What It !meted 1n betgbt- t coon net
have measured more tban • foot from
Use bottom to the topes -It made ap n
length. which must Mee exceeded eve
feet Tb. doom. of which It bad two,
were both tightly locked. bot as they
were made of transparent "tam the
objects behind them wet, quite 711E
tea It was the nature of thew ole•
jests whlrb made the mystery. The
Mager Sweetwater examined them the
lees be understood the memo for tbeer
e•ilecdon, much les for their preen.
venom to a room w bleb to all other
respoefs expremed toe galntemenee d
taste.
At one end be saw t staffed emery,
lot perebed on • twig. bot tying prose
on tt< aide. Near It was a doll. with
Storcbed face and Umbs half comma-
An
sem a -
tali IA 3.:.*3 I+-
An Excellent Remedy for
the Children.
Mt- i.auraJackson, Brant ford ,(int..
writes 1 have found Baby's Own
Tablets •uch an C1 .Hent remedy for
cbtldren that 1 have so hesitation in
reyonm.oding them to all mothers."
Tbuu.ands of mothers say the same
thing concerning the Tablets. Once a
mother has tired them "he would use
nothing else. They are for sale at all
druggists or 1.y ,pail at 2' cent• a hos
from 1.Y Dr Williams' Medicine (`o.,
Brockville, (Int.
To maize the best use of tin.• we
must have life in the souL--J.
Clarke.
The eo.enee of honor is eeneibility :
warm, tender fellow -feeling with all
forms of exis1enre.-Carlyle,
SALTS IS FINE FOR
KIDNEYS, QUIT MEAT
Mush the Bldneys at once when Back
harts or Bladder bothers -Meet
forms uric acid
No urn or woman aito eats meat inn•
burly can m lite a mistake by hushing
the kids.,. .ar•.t.ionally, whys a well
haewo authority. Meat forme vis rid
whist clop the kidney pores •r
dggisbly filter cr strain only part et
the waste end poisons frees the Mmol,
thee you, Ret sick. Nearly all rheuae-
ti5m. headaches liver trouble, nerve,e
teas, ennetipation, diayinees, eleeplesaeej',
Meyeaader disorders some fromul 4ab kid -
TM moulted you feel • doll robe in w
kieseya or your beck ,arta. or if the
ares te cloudy, offensive, fall of midi
hast, it erelar of power• ort attended
by • arn•en lion of weld ,rtg. rt shot bar
eases* of Jud Saito from any reliable
paarm.ey end take a tal>lo*pnoaf•l i•
a glass of water before breakfast for •
f*w days and your kidneys will then set
dna 71n famous salt* is mad. from
MN amid d grapes .d lamas jade., sem-
head wptit this and ias ben seed t•*
gmeesWss to tab titR1lar ki4wys and
mals ben M aseivity, eye M ass -
Welke 1.b aside to grim .s H se l0.pr
miens b iibbie , taus sedieg WMsr i►
3M SLIM le inmstes/M sad ma -
sob blue: smiles •d...
mega rrl..w.br blue lsoead ger
Ur mea mem rwle We use .d
tbse mo its.
endMead pee.k d-
tsetsesuse b
`JOG *Haar suott.n ■a ,mesa m
3Llt1 ala? lm3 414 ^
ed. Next this the broken pieces of a
china bowl sod wbat looted cite the
torn eminent, of some very an. lace
Further along bis eye Ilgbted on ■
7otang girl's bonnet. exquisite In rotor
and nicety of material. bot ertusbed
out of all shape and only betraying
Its Identity by Its dangling strings.
"Some ebIldleh nonoeuv," he re.
matted and moved toward the door.
'The servants will be rooting bark.
and I bad ember not be toned here.
You'll MVP In. ■rasa 1 nno.dt tell
Nod wean Probity* von may wool 1e
mod for me If so. my nam. is Sweet.
Wafer
11• hand wee on the tnnt% and be
was alaat..? .rat ret rhe room whorl 1.na
manna and '...tart eta, It A violent
cisme. 35 714. reo.oer.r sad s -tiered
Disturbed by Me mire or by son. la-
w psloUoe of the fever whleb do -
vowed bur. Carte.4 had risen from
the plow and pow eat •taring
atrmm& before ber. with every fee -
tem wartime •od Ups opened as If to
speak. Sweetwater land bis breath,
sad the .ural leaped toward low .ad
pttb esetrdsd bar with p oton:log
ems
Flashes eau bar Med. abm cried out
W ily. just ea she bed cried as boor
"Weak It epee! d'e•t the gimes sad
bei M M Mort ab.eld b. tame.
S ir Menet Ser t r
•ebe s I casae( mike bee- embroil
the mum sed Sweetw•e.r turned le
ehey
Met • pew shame's seared. The
bielher - beard this ery .ad sew
stood in the doorway.
'Who are you'" be Impatiently de-
manded, surveying Sweetwater in sud-
den •ager
"I brought np the drugs." was the
quiet explanation of the ever ready de -
teethe. "I didn't mean W alarm !b.
young lady, said I don't think I did.
It's the fe'vet; alt, which make bet
talk so wildly."
"We want no strangers hater" w
young ttitmbertaad'a response "Be -
member. nurse, no struggle." Hi
toe . wan actually peremptory.
Sweetwater observed him in nal as-
tonishment as Ile slid by and made leb
quiet escape He was Mill more es-
toabbed when, ea glancing toward the
sleeve, he perceived that, eootrary to
Wb own prognostication. the whisky
flood as high In the decanter as before
CHAPTER Z
ash nr svasaugs ewalwATld
1HE servants returning from the
funeral drove ap just as
Sweetwater reached the lower
door. He esu at the side door
when they tare tn, and a single
glance coortaced his that all had
use of decorously at the grave and
that asthIng tatter bad occurred dura
tag their Menem to disturb thea
Se followed them as they died away
lete the kitches and, wafting till the
saw bed goes *boot tbelr work. turn-
ed W attention to toe girls. who
Mood about very much as if they did
sat know just what to do with them -
galena
"Sit ladles," said he. drawing up
theirs quite as if be were doing the
Moors of the bona "You're all up-
set you are. by wbat Mr. Cumberland
said to such aa unbecoming way at
the funeraL He'd tike to strangle Mr.
Ranelagb! Wby couldn't he waft for
the sberttl' it looks as If tbat gee -
demo wonld have the job, all right"
`0h. don't!' walled out one of the
ern. the Impressionable. warm beart-
ed Maggie. '<rbs horrors of Cols
boos' will kill me. 1 can't stand It •
minute longer. I'll go -Ill go to -mor-
row."
'Toe wool; you're too kind hearted
to leave Mr. Cumberland and his sis-
ter in their desperate trouble," Sweet-
water pat in. with • &&kion as sug-
gestive of admiration as be dared to
assoma
Her eyes ailed and she said no
more. 8weetwater shifted 44le atten-
don to Vetere- Working around by
her side, be managed to drop these
words Into her ear:
"Sbe talk. most. leu? she doesn't feel
bee reeponslbitlttes any mon than you
do. I've bad my experlesce with wo-
men. .ad you're of the sort tbat
Sys"
She rolled her eyes toward Wm 1n a
n ow. surprised way that would Dave
abashed most men.
"I don't know 'your name or year
business here." said she. "but 1 do
know that you take a good deal upon
yourself when you say what I shall
do or shan't do. 1 don't even know
t yealL"
With the most innocent air 1n the
world be isnot-bed forth in a tirade
h/att the man tbeo in custody. u
tib tads guilt were an accepted feet
and lathing bat the formalities of the
law stood between bin and his Mal
Geom. "It must make you all feel
queer," be wound up. "to think yes
have welted on tem and seen Doo
tramptng'about thew rooms for months
Just as 1.f be had no wicked feedings
In his D'art and meant to marry Klee
Cumberland -not to kill bear."
"04 obi" Maggie sobbed out. "Ana
a perfect gentleman be was too. 1
can't believe no bad of Dim. He was
D ot Ute"- Her breetb aught and se
suddenly that Sweetwater was always
convinced that the more cautious Hokee
bad twitcbed her by ber skirt. "Like -
like other gentlemen who came ben.
It was a kind word be had or a smile
i -i"- 8De made no attempt to eolith.
bot Weeded to bur feet pulling ace
the more sedate Hens with bet "Let's
g o." she walspurea -rim •feared of
the man."
The otter yielded and began to eros
Se Mar bMld the bapetsou 351
OIL
Sweetwater mi 'seed ep lei cour-
age
"Ole moment" be prays& "Wen
yes set tell um before you ge ',tether
the ea.dletiet 1 Mire embed on 4M
dldag mom mused 35 not tree d •
pair r
'Tee: them wen two -setas." said
Henna relating Maggie's Mort to drag
her out thrush 1M epee door
"oven' sod hod Ream weter; 'fry
whir% y+ll mea• thea. days ye"
A lowering of ler heed .d s em4de•
k. 41, tb. 4u
Sweetwater rh••g.4 W woo 35 eta
et ample bgdry
"Ad was that where they always
tend. the par of tem. see ee gab
mid et be SON room ameststr
Ube Mbet added. ibMb perhaps,ve.rehaps,
bety
Sweetwater W Ms 4hmp0siree.t
The ream me.(M.ed me • themole
Sem tee the Mists Ramify Arm mar
M of It meld Mire tabs the awe"
Mist.
s cows
mil Groans.
Sunlight
Soap
The inducements offered with ootnmoa
soaps cannot make up for the purity of
Sunlight Soap. It costs US more to make
pure soap. But it costs YOU less to use
it, for Sunlight pays for itself in the clothes
it saves. It does not wear and rub the
fabrics as common soaps do.
a1,No tearemt5l e/
a pertly sesta 'eery cake
c✓ Sne4gtr Sap
'7'm obliged to you," said be -7 -Mai
might have ventured turner bad she
giren him the opportunity. But she
was too near tbe door to resist tbe
temptation of dight In another mo-
ment
aGent the was gope, and 8weetwatee
foamed himself alone wkh his reflec-
tions.
The moos those that olgbt, much 1.t.
Bwestwateta discomforture.
The house presented an equally dolor.
out and forsaken appearance, and in
the stable It was no better. Zadok
had bought an evening paper and was
seeking solace from Its columna
Sweetwater had attempted the so-
edable, but bad been met by a decided
rebuff. •
Soon Sweetwater realised that his
work was over for the night and plan-
ned to leave. But there was one point
to be settled first. Was there any oth-
er means of exit from these grounds
save that offered by the ordinary drib.
way?
He had an impression that In one
of his strolls about be had detected the
outlines of a door 1n what looked like
a high brick wall In the extreme rear.
1f so it were well worth his while to
know where that door led. It mlglt
be as well to try the lock, but be
would hare to crass a very wide strip
of moonlight to order to do so, and be
feared to attract attention to his ez-
treme Inquisitlrenees.
Adrancing in a quiet sidelong way
ho had, be Isld his band on the small
knob above the lock and quickly turn-
ed 1L The door was unlocked and
swung under Ws gentle push. An alley-
way
lleyway opened before him tending to
what appeared to be another resideoce
street. He was shoot to test the truth
of this surmise wben he beard a step
behind bIm and turning. encoantered
the beavy figure of the coachman ad-
vatting toward bins wit! a key to his
land.
Zadok was of an easy turn. bat be
bad been sorely tried that day, and M.
limit had been reached
"Too snoopers he bawled "What
io you want 44em? Wot't the rat .4
the boos' contest you? Come! I watt
to lock tbat door.
11's my last ditty
before goingbed.b
.,
Sweetwater ow
mimed the inner
cent
"And 1 was
jest going t14la
way. it leets
Ute a short road
Into tows it 35,
isn't ti r
"No! Year
growled the oth
sr. "Whfebver
it la. it Mal year
r • a 4 toagbt
T1.rs private
property. s 1 r .
The alley you see Mimes to our abet-
bora.
bgfbons No esu passes tbruugl there bet
myself gad" -
He caught Massif Is ties iota a
sullen grsot wkk'b may have bum the
result of fathom or of that latest Ms
etlnct of loyalty ethic* 35 often the
most dlmealt etetaeae a detective bee
to encounter
`Aced Yr fassMgb, I emppe.e yep
weeld eayr was Sweetwater's easy
Sabal
No easwer The medusa nano
Meted the deer .d pet the lb i hes
porhet
Ilweetw.ter made se 'fart be dein
Mm Mee, I3st fast ha dosed Sem
teethes, gewttssa timet* be w bine
se ash whorl 41435 ley was kept at
stall ed whether N W been i Ms
usual pane en 1.b embed se the ala!
Mgr Se bed use fir smugt. r '
dear
these* Awls r seep sad be lad
gruttp. tNd "diet IMISISMILILSILAIS
"Too snoorrar es
aA wt2D.
art- 1 l I h 41 ti
Gt LLETTS=
F PTS LYE
rIi9T"
•• 1.1 I1 11 (1 1e.
1 ainuty. But he did pot bay. use sumo -
one into w4Jc44 he again receded and/
he had satisfied blm..1f that the key
wast into the stable with Ute coacb-
>w. wbere 1t probably remained for
tact Wet at least
It was after 10 wben Sweetwater
reentered the house to sal good night
to Herford He found him on watch
in the upper ball. and the man, Clarke.
below. He hada word with the for
mer:
"What la the purpose of the little
door in the wall back of the stabler
"it connects these grounds with
those of tbe Fulton& The Fultna• live
on Huested street"
"Are the two familia Intimater
"Very. Mr. Cumber35od b sweat w
tae young lady there."
"He uses that door, timer Sweet.
water pursued
"Pro ba bly. ^
"Did he use It that night,
"He didn't visit bee."
"W bere did be go?"
"We can't dad out He was Int
seen as Garden street coming hems
after a night of debauch. Se bed
drunk bard. Asked where 1.M get the
llgoor, be maundered eat something
about a saloon. bat nose of the pineal
whin, be usually frequents had seen
bin that nlgft_ 1 have tried them all
aced some that weren't la his books
It was no good."
"That door is supposed to the looked
at night Zadok says that's Els day.
Was 1.t socked that algatr
'Can't sty. Perhaps the cermet eau
To sus the inquiry ran In sect a !f>lt
ferent direction at first that a sued
tatter like that bey 1tye poen seer
looked' •
Sweetwater eabileed the natural re.
tort and. reverting to the subject eel
the saloons. got some specific Wormer
doll- in regard (0 thea Theo ha
pealed tboaghtfuUy downstairs, tidy
to come woo Helen, wbo was just e* -
languishing the trout 3511 ugbt.
`Good night" b. said 35 passing.
"Good night Mr. Sweetwater."
There was seest1i.g is ler ter
wtk'b made Wes lop and Met peek.
•* bad stepped tate the Misery tied
its blowing *et the imp dare. Si
poured ■ _ moment tad sighed @MIS%
Then 4 started toward the dose, may
te pip agate and east amber leek
Met She was standing i oae of lits
dserways, aazlonty watehtng biro and
twietteg her angers In .04 out to an
bTestw way truly atgniticant la use
of bar disposition.
He felt 141a ,*art leap.
Returning softly. be took ap h35
stand beton, bet. looking ber a zaleat
in the eye.
"Good night" be repeated with an
odd .swpbasl..
"Good unlit" .44. answered with
equal fors, sod meaning
But the next moment abs was speak -
Ing rsp$dly. earoserny.
"i rant steep." ata. said '1 neves
cal wbeo I'm Dot certain of my duty
Mr Ran.ua1 Is an bljared eta■ Ask
what was said and dooe at their last
dtaa.r bete 1 real telt you 1 dlds't
IM.e. and 1 didn't see wbat lampooned.
Mt it was woahethl■g oat of the ordl
eery. Terve bootee wlselrl•.ww My on
the tabs doth wino 1 went In re clear
away 1 beard the elatt.t wan they
tali tied emuu.ed, bet 1 sae ..siting
4 Mr. meld nothing store bat I ku..w
there we• s q'arret. and *fret M. Rano
3516 was wail If it for leu rum we
Me ss., .ws. 531414.14 eemale.d nen/s��en�a
a.1 arrows ha ',Meg you 4 w•se*w't
If U 11 wire Dot for lit 11.11.35435
Ne Aid.. N right by II . '
wed boil be dwea.'t deer... n.,
pet... sod w mould Mho .4 P.
rue .l ,lee knew what wn. ''ate se
tan retie "rest SM terrol hint god
I t • red ea.r.gf-I've ...d • iamb
she ignored del (weta'rd as to• teem
se -.peen ,..ward bee '1 .--.....in'.
re •ase 5) tate. Good aleft.
. .t .'w
1'w,m' tinea
*ay
1 •-.«-.., d • msment. term ,•erased
ht- ' , the slit two • .41 ar frit
el .. use tees the et e'1. AN.. he
w, •- , oto eM enol of m.. '.rt.e
lo
"O.• Slag i wet sults, eel end flat
where 435 mbmable fellow tent n.
Mem MMus this dimer they speak
et sad be ties of kb reals asst day
ee2>wrd has taped at iL Term well
tee whet a hamming Mraatier cmc de."
(HA PTIta XL
d vvra.setr aeon.
STISITWATEU was seas at the
bottom of the *M1 whet' the
street taunt a turn pleaded
his at me. Into a thickly pop-
slued
opslated 435171.1. As this was .till the
nafien•e quarter, be gamed se midi
be Weed the heart of (N town and
the nein or the saloons. Hen be
dashed pap and consulted a mem-
mssdate be had made while tailing
b Seaford
1t was .o1 lei intention to revisit the
geese all theroagkly overhauled by
the podia He carried another Wt.
that et certain small groeeriea rad
waist. ea.1frwaly, betels, wbere a
m•. arab 1.W a private room In which
be 4ri1 dab, 1.t being Sweetwater's
omelettes that i much a plack lad
b seek a place @sly. would be found
be a.kem ee those solitary beets .peat
by Ata., Osethartand hawses the
Mese et hi beefs murder e.4 his re-
appearance
sappearance the nett day.
He asked tae east pemsrky 1.he wap
b Hubbell's allay.
It was a mile oat -That sanies It"
muttered Sweetwater. "Besides. 1
doubt 1f be w'sld go into u alley.
The imam baa soak tow, bat hardly se
tow as that Wier. the oast address
I ban? Canister' road. Where's
that?"
Irpytag a policeman eying him wlt14
amen or Ise curiosity from the other
side et the street he crossed over and
(343 u4 to be directed to Cuthbert
✓ eed.
"Oatbbert road! Tbars when the
markets an. Tbeyn closed at this
tins at night" was the somewhat sus-
picious
uspidous reply.
leyideoUy the locatloo was not a
mem one.
'e there nothing but markets there?"
igdtnd Sweetwater quite Innocent -
b. 1t was 1.W present deers not
to be recognised as a detective even
by the men on beat "1'm better ep
a blesd. He keeps a grocery or some
kind of small hotel 1 bare bis num
(ler, but I don't know bow to get to
Cuthbert read."
"Theo torn straight about and go
Mwn tbe first street, and you!!! reach
It beton the trolley car yon see ep
them can strati this corner. Bat
ard sew op your pockets. There's a
bad block between you sod the mar-
kets."
arkets."
Sweetwater slapped hes trousers and
laughed.
"i wasn't born ye.terd.ty." he Med
mad, following the ofilcer's directions,
made atralgbt for tbe boas. Sixty-two
was not far off.
He 4eeltated when he reached It
Some Douses Invite and some repeL
lids boos* repelled Tet them was
bethtnc shabby or tysterioo• about
It There was the decent entrance.
flitted. bot not too brilliantly; a row
of dark windows over It. and above 44
all a sloping roof in wblcb another
sparkle of light drew his attention to
so upper row of windows. this time
et the ofd dormer shape. An rlley rata
down one side of the Mese to the
stables, now locked, but later to be
thrown open for the ane of the farm-
ers who begin to gather bens as ear-
ly
arly as 4 o'clock. Notbtng wrong In
its appearance. everytbing sbtmbape
and yet- "I shall end some strange
characters ben," was the Sweetwater
eonmeot wltb wbleb onr detectlre
opened the door and walked into the
,bone.
It was an e.o.orl boor tor miens.
god the woman whom be saw Deeding
ever • sort of drat In one turner of
the room be strode into- hooked up
Madly. Olson enepleionste
...well. and what le yoor Doelsemr
she Raked.
"I went a nam." be thione .anodal
to her. 'in wIMtt i .sn deist and
drink till 1 aaaaot .ser-.l35kv, jet
A PROMINENT NURSE
SPEAK&
Many Nurses Is Gmbh' and Blew
where Say the lee.
Chatham Ont.-" Being a puree 1
have had occasion to ger Dr. Pierre',
Favorite Prescrip
tion mane • lot. 1
14. always re.Omlnnd
':( it to top patient/
and It has been s
wonderful Delp t(
many of them. 1
slaver knew of s
ease where it failed
1 have •
who le pausal
to
sow poi 13. h
Jag
ftsie1 'tak-
taken le myself and the mei Wet re- I
subs. I senm'4w k it the ism semdlieit
there is I day for wastes who •w albs& "
-Sea Sams Moan; SS Damp Oki
ChalLain. Oat.
THAT WEAK *ACT
tar(raf.b7 two hes and time--
ha bi.t or. +* -_ 1 thee:
elabg bum duals of dilltin f 35 orrwaas.aL_j
-gating am
hewn t. mmum-
bakbliellZhilikrkoZilaroollig me
bulfor lall n• 13 ismdweAla'maMo sheer 3dYh76.,..ried.....
of
ho
imicomaipe
rots
rated m fpnteas �b�eeda� win so lo iib C: bp
Mew es=
w'ho S'� m bin ht► rfll •
ISPI-..ii.el le sow ii
What They Do
Dave ahs. Gorr.
"4 ywl trouble w14 u r [id.rys mid Illiold r
... 1 jot • .maple at (,i• Pllb and hollowed
Jan. tees 1 het bettor sifter tie first dors
,nal 1 ►opt.wm for a .o
One Jar, Mr. MrSLto. psst� O! tt.L sew., told
eve ,hest the Donbas belied with his
.aJ 1 re oasousadsd Mtn to iry GIN PI
en,1 gave him one te tole. The .eat ds ,
A, bought some for ne
14i.4, aid both be
,o.1 lo. %dr haw derived great boogie from
s►s". HERBERT H. HAVER.
l:.n Pills are as. a boa to ria boxes 6r
11.. in at dl druggists. Sample sat fres Y
r ap..tad. t,
National Drug & Cipoical Co.
of Canada Limited, Toronto.
slinky. Give me a Lasa ru be
quiet -
"III give you •othlog." She sea.
bet lad angry and tail of dbtrwd
R11m hoses 35 lot for such ea yen
Ira • tlrtaers' lodging -Must -
who'd stare wad go mad to ass a bi-
ker
Elar like you about Go along. I tai
you. er 1'u cau Jim. Hell thew what
to do wtth you."
"Timm be'tl k.ew more'• I de • y.
self." mumbled the detective. with
tasmbed a.d discouraged air. "deem
aid .at a place to spend It t.! Why
cea't 1 go is therer M peevie 1.y 1.s•
spied wtth a tremulous gesture two
ward a bait open deer throne' wbidll
• glimpse could be got of • feat little
snuggery. 'Nobod7'u me son GM
me a glass and leave me till 1 rap fes
tett" a
"mks mom 15 nor r0a sum es TOG"
you in the morning. Thars worth a
Over. Don't you think so, misses/ Aad
we'll begin by passing over the 0... •
"Na"
She was m4Rbty peremptory, ..d,
what was more, •be was In a greed
burry to get rid of hint This base
and the anxious ear she turned to-
ward
sward the hall eangbteoed bins as to
the situation. Tbers was some olio
within bearing or liable to come withla
hearing wbo losslbly was not so stiff
tinder temptatlon
Changing Dia tactics, be turned 4411
back oo the snuggery and 'surveyed
the offended woman with just • tooth
at monde. sentiment
"1 say.' he cried Just hod enough to
attract 144. •ttetiuoo of any ooe within
ear dot- -you're • mighty dee sea.
mac and the tions of this here estab-
lishment that's evident I'd like to see
Use me who could my Do to you.
Se's never eat In tbat 'eve cashier's
seat wbere you be. of that I'm deed
sure. He wouldo't rare for ri.en it
you didn't nor for tens eltber "
He began Ib edge toward the door.
always eying ber and always speak-
ing loudly in admirably acted tipuy
U.conseionness of the fact
"Tm • man wbo tikes my own way
as well as anybody. but I sever "num
M with a woman I'm going, tnimos;
I'M gulag. OD!'
The man wbo bad mimed was nm•2
about to the violet of being • .enure,
oma mete tban ,tut 1.N was weasels
et bee and Ul blared se les two
tiny. tidiealoes lege
"1. she matbg • toot of her alar
asked the tatty' man i • trice 51
UM as N wits west "Do year bob
ss with me. Women are no geed."
And he stalked into the room $. OW
Mtn tees can_
Sweetwater took ort kb 4411 pointed
to the sf.ggery and tapped 1435 breast
pocket -Whisky there." be welded.
'Drift me • glass 1 don't mod year
farmers. They wool bother sae.
What I want is • larked diet lad a
•dU metal In year bead. I want be
Mese to my Mat's esarwt with no-
body
body 4 te mut the gtaae!Woege Yoe
knows e
ntob faders before, tad that
easy utile teem over there ben known
tom too. Jest add me to the host It
won't bare yea"
The man's Mad timed ee the his
Sweetwater noted (M artiste sot et
the corner of W e7.. bet k35 lest
gleam was e5 the woman. Her heti
ores to aim tot •De bad started se
be mentioned the @natatory amid made
as if to tura. bat thosgit better of 11
and but lower Over bet books.
T've struck the spot" be mormmet
arnitsat1y to htmmelt 'This is the
pace 1 waft mad bar' Til speed the
night bot sot is home my wits away;
elk .w"
To Be ('ontit u' 't • ek
Are You Going West This Spring ?
1f so. bear in mina' t readies
Pastille Railway n4.r- • fin. -I pee•
able equipment and 1• 44 ally (Odd
:rail. wrvic, : rep - " . or=
.w
standard and to i .1 .. _, vise
dining . oars to Wit, i'• a is. d Voi-
r, utMv, vi. use of r h..a• et' rename
r eta .. the ward. 1 ' a trip 35
undue eoo•identlon. . •Iv n my
O P. R. agent for f'111 1• -to user., oe
write W. B. Hower , 1' Mt Pato
"MR -r Agent Tomei .
Atforty amem kw'. thalf .e
Hoods as be *meth .t . waw
twenty.
uosaaa/wee M beth e t wag
-ei.sen-Professor Kesel.
Fame woe by self- a ..35 esspeM
all our prfem.- W. Plow ,. ( honks.
Da the eight
grows mat pretests but t
t Ir heses
mmat
Mite ami elms wee t, a'.,•tyem4
lot the seemese s1. elm y•3.35,
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