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� " �, ,T& her ,itivalabg s.9 lot* bmAuse, hi3nia, on, big fage, "d Ito, .livas :IN, SlPtS AWD BACIC.
Five ha beeia tryip; to tc,ib�j bery,cif bi�,. bron-ReAthan ever. whf6I , 010 bad .
�,_ I . fort, condnH dwwastairs, " � rougl4esAifid Ills �ani and to ly MW TO GO TO SEM
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. L reil me about your lravelt�, Isogel." spenied Positively to exhale tlio odor of Womeiff, ifire, the gmt t s ere I
� V . ) -Didn't I in my letter, -411 " The fields Ja which he notiv lived from wi3k; IgW6 and aching backs OvIing to
I � 1. - BIG "TREMAINE "Letters!" excialmea Mrs. Treirrialm.'suarlse to stiuel. �Sbe thought that, the Volitinual, stooping, bending,and Wt-
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: � . -.1 . I � "I By HARM VAN,VORST el -0 I tvaxit tO bear your voice. I Vio'eut like Esau, he w45 F4111fas the birth- iu,j, scinci.oxary to perform their house-
�, . to Pacts When I Was first married, voLL right of agentleinan of leisure for ruere, W d duties. .
, I I hno%%, and I call see the (lower marhets pottage. She could not ofivilprstand wily Weincla. should not despair even if they
. jcn�vn,ytf 1914, By 44mr, I&Gi 0 C-) ity(w. --big bouquett3 of heliotrope with a rich trially and a gentleman, st�loluld an troublicO with severe pains in the Side
-_ vvijite paper round them. All Paris bug-, work. like (L-13borcr in t4e fiell1l. It or back, anot: not able to attend.to these
I - - � - -_ I FJ MM 0 Rai I ,,',,_ gests flowers to me." 1 %%as pat, y for tier to be angry ecd to do to ak-os the
I 11 I I I I , I Ill ",""I'll I 11 With Illyn. duties, u4 all th7 11.
it, I - - I sobei tit ougb I of the travelers who) and site inade no effort to mittgate tier ,back strong an " ell Z,6wa Is to 5tuntL-
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-14. � I SYNQPSIS OF PRECEDING CIIA,Pl V144 wi Ili prole. The rooin had much ,i had returned front so inuch more eult- teplings. , late the kidneys with Doan'15 1�idney
. .1 -1 . I truclion. but it ratied tu lilease Isobel frig % oyages. and wondered what Ills I ..Check, mother," tie said and regaFd- Pills. �oleyymyi, F -E-1
I I John Tremaine. after con ubsence I fib failed lo%elinlii vi,as gonv. and Trii narratl%es would lip. and what his ed tile board with satisfaction. site hin. John Simmons, C
i i . . I of 15 Years from lled.lau&%. a pretty Maine, fit these rr-no%ations. had dealt inother1knew of themlI I played an excellent, game. and he did wyyit�efff: ol feel it my duty to recommena
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I little Virginia to"n. rtturils to lift- I
V I � I arreestr4l home. fie finds, Lite e- � Is.ibel Ills first blovil She aum%vired Mrs. Treivialne's ques- not often get the advantage. Then tie Doolia's Kidney Pills to any One having
.; � I I'll*, viindov%s %%ti opery, and shr lions and asked her nothing, tier own tooted up at Iter and found that she weak kidneys. an they have been of great
� .- � tate, to a dilapidat6d condiltun, vitth � coul'i See the luxuriant holle)buckle thoughts clinging around one Idea; %%its steadily regarding bluk. help to me.
I , I little sigus 6 . He then ii y kidileve wals so bad
I . , f Lift, I Viries Vit,%ernifir Lilt- %t-randd, Through these delightful meetings were now to: -No Trenialne." she said slovi Some time ago iti
I Ily "has I W severe p�Lins I n ,u *. si des sad back
I I to Limit. utivro lit, calls on Mr. breahh %%ery %imble- ki.-sLis of the oahs end, and she would not be tible to come'ever before worked fit the fields 'like a
I : ,qvilynol Lorasitt, a lay.yPr, volho I and of tile umnov.ty hiNvyis. 4 Tilt- pene- to Riverside any more. As they talked common nigh-li and it was impossible lior me to stuna
. recognizes the returned vviuderer trotting perfunie ut tile honev%uti tbe suit set. and Bob fetched up tier I Re bat bach a little from Ui board, t. I then got so bad I had to go
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I and expresses surpritiv that a I ame hv%vetl) to her; it ul%%a)s ritatle horse to the -door. The sound of tile placed his hands to Ills poicktets, his
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. 1. scapegrace should cary to bee bis 1hq,r think lit I'li%erside. in tile window, scythes viere distant at the bottom or elimposure untruffled, tie baid tran_ sent foisome Doll -i Kidney pills, and
I . �, old - friti I in It %%orh table, Ili) tilt- pill- of white flit, noovin fleld. The girl leaned 0% er quilly : I took just about, o -o bu�,, and was able
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I � Tremaine asks Lea% Itt to recount livien %%fill v%hich slit, had seen Mrs. impulsively and took 'Mrs.. Tremaine's I "if the triggers only loved to work as tort up and do vity own work."
"I � .. the story of his crime of 115 yeafs Tremaine's hands busied. hand. - I do, mother, there vo. ould not be as Voyan a Hidnev Pills are 50C. a box at
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� . I ., I ago, which Leavitt does as folloi As she stood there, three or four *,.Nlu-4t )-oil really go? J�n't there much poverty In Virghnia. Don't d all dealers or mailed direct on receipt of
I I . "You bad been taken Into the Red- Is- . - ,
�� negroes calne froin tilt- baeh of the some nalracte that could keep You 9" tress 'Yourself; it's only a sort of pas- nee by The T. Milburn Co. Limited,
I ". ' I i lands National Bank that summer house with scythes over their should- Mrs. Trentaine kept her eyes upon often for the land that makes me go out Toronto, Ont. rk a " N111,00
i I . I sad were sent by tile president, ers, lyndolentl)-. every gesture marked her work.
I and got near to It. I am proud of my Leal', appears on the wrapper -
i Mr. 'Malvern, to Richmond to caah 1)), tire slov%nebs ill their rare, Life) be- "Ito �uu believe in miracles?" site fu -prows; they are as straight as tq,ey
. 1 4 cheeli for $10,010110 and to retell tile
� , I gan tot cut tile high, floovering grahs ashed. eat% be. There Is a bit of Adam In us -
,I . . money in notes back to thti bank -They never worked long without still;- "Yet,," said Isiabel,ardently. all, you know, and a man wants to ffet
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1, .. rned from Ing, anti presentl� to unison, fit the suft She meant %vtyat title isaid. and [lilt' dovirn to the very sell itself to feel how Lost With All Hands.
. 11 Richmond. You run away with tile voices she loved, th�) began to sing: friend knevv, it. tier f0th, tier altItude much It belongs to him.,' HALIFAX, N.S., sept. 10.-Sani
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� i � ? -age N% check without replying.
; i�ic;ffiers heart." Goine agaill no) lilt" . . " mental clout ,bleh hall tit it some- The Bell of Burgeo wait in the big
� 4 1 Trenvaine admits that the story "Hard tifneh," site said to lwy-seir "I thIlig ula-tyllne, v%ere charinlil" and "You are going North tomorrow?" tropical storm which SWept the coast
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, , � - - gi,il,. from hiverside. vel fitly to the less a-survil he asked, as she did not answer. And on Friday
, ,� suppose thv) h;,%. night. None of the crew of
. jl I � follow -townsmen. but tells Leavitt They say fie is w, terribly rivIi I" %voillian Ill NVIII(orn years fir disappoilit- she said with evident reluctance. to toll the tale.
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" '! " ? , that lie has returned to Redlands "[)one brung holne bar'Is all' bar']� o6nent (if eNer-rectirring sildoess, hall " "No. Julia writes that It It, not con- five men survived I the vessel,
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� . . a rich man, and wishes to find his golli her illainni) had told her. %%;fill I created a vartain hopelessness. %caient for tier to receive me just at enough to identify her, but that was
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�. family. NN-fdrivilig e3em bill she rould not fe , Nit,,. Trem; hie folded hi -1, work, touli,- prwistiont. I slit obliEcd to put off my all.
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� �J , -, � -_ Tilt family fortunes are at a low . idifferent as she I,%as by nature an,l ed lip, and sniffed. ',if,- saw herure her going."
I �, � . . eb,b. Ills brother David had died, o�'ducal,lon to, Inaterial things, that bar- I tile I-atitiful fave of tire girl. Isobel's They played for a few montents In i Cotton Splinters to Strike.
1�j .1 � his mother was living oil the home , flatilre mis .so deell tint] riell that Olit- levice. and then John said : LONDON, Sept. 10. -The Arnali
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, , estate, which was soon to be sold livi, d1stingiiished friend, or that aw- %%iflihitanding tilt- difference betv%eon "This Is your home, )on know." And mated Association of Cotton SPill-
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�t . . at auction. Tremalne. goes out to thing i-ot,141 %,irt.-li Ih, rudeness of a their agos. Mrs. 'I'l-ellolline Was able to fie kne%% as he said so riat she did not ners, with a membership of 20,000,
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: � , . '' �111 . the old home. where If(, is to% (.111111ge %%Ill(.Il apparellth h'id out re-All.'It hVr 411) ('11111111.111 241,01111d, .111.1 to, ri-P4 it ijouip. has decided to strike on SlItUrday
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� 1i . silltell In alaking .Nit*- VIN. 1101110. r,l-i ,it On -I Iwr a satisf)jng emlipanjun. -otighly enjoyed tile carry next for the abolition of the rota,
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, 6 , -If all air - .ell lit her II,011,iii It \\'',fill Olur"Ings its lie went ou! to his labor, system.
, '� � 11 meets his mother, "tie greets Iflin hurne had tiot vreal,d , oil ]I,,,- I Sh. look
0 ., . __ I I It . without affection. Sit(,, howe\er - should devide tier h, rvillikill. '. 'r His flitlell to lea\e Isubel.-typar- and for ,I fortnight li da -y lie plow- Indirectly the strike viill aff-e-CT
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'I, 1 r I invites him to .stay lit Ili,; paterno . % I her fire ,,slit- had heard stories of I)I its 1111."'11--iIN ill Iti Virginla. 1.4o- pit tire, fiel4is. Then cip imily rif Italian 300,000 operatives in the Lalllc�t,i
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�r I , John Treinainv: Joist \\hill t1Iini_,,, stiol,ii-sl1w]. anot Lua\itt, U44A roltAll ho-ti-yeland,i laborers fie hall engaged In the North cotton indubtry.
"I J --,o.--.--. �__ ___ - __ is �I, grttat 4i,aDfirp front hf-4 aetiNe Were Kilt- emilli wit ha\e '1111to slieli f1h, lwI.,\.-lI hotist.. id] wolit together \\pre brought if) ll -y a freight train; he __
�" I I . ,, life Ili South Afriva to tilt, quiet but tile impression that Ihv� made up -o; III inak- lift- emironnient tliat %%us Iler hall fountl Ili Ilichinond a vionilietent J,'erocioli., Dogs t'svd.
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" - '�_4'lio � Virginia. horne. where everything tier minif hall \arivil. E\..r� it r.\ 11re" -t Iwr ,illo-1. face gaNe tio nian fo uNersep theni, and lie laid out At Briti,h Ileadquart-ri- S(,I)r. 10.
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,'I �'. I L reminds hini of Julia Cani( flaille flail been 1114-11th'[wd it \\;_ it - I r Ill, (lepth or ht -r reelings. with his overseer his scheirre for model -The latest l3oclit. dodi;e 1, lo tise
I�L I I " girl to ,.\front tit, \\as engaged, but r(ollolell 1,� lll�sf.-[,.N� �;Ilw \\�is thillhillL ill herself "HoW 1 fruit and vegetable gartlens to he eat-- ferocious do,ii with sellilics all,] Pu -
ti ,who later- married Ills bruther lind \,\flit y,.,Fl n..", b-, -.1"il 11 , I , I., � ,\\'sit 111i'l 10-1-1 hall illary-Jed it wonian ried out bv, his Italian workinent trols. A captur,'d 01 -del Pa)s 111bute
� � ; I David. 111.4hp.: , 'I'llet". '\',%as it shad"\% Ill'oll it., Ill- 1-1),V If-.\\ I %\I'll that she were Mrs. Tremaine had Ito
� F I 11'remalne antiounces lo I,ea\Ilt intention that to the taciturnity of British Iuis011i
- I Ish, cotild ii -A d,11nil,l) ,.i� ill,[ \\I,.,t ill &i-i�hh,r John and Isobel should novet. For site ers, especially thoso of 1,ondoll gi-
. I 1 I that lip I lit emis it, Ill y off flit, . . , .
� . I 1) �, slit, fillagill''I tills "'t'.11d ")If to I "' I , 'if:, 11111t., right " Ali- sili'L "Keep had a[) Intuition that there would be ments who admit(el.11y I ive I fit clev-
. - � mortgages my Itker',,icle, his Jimo-I . !\ . I I III)d it ,,, lo-autl- donger there' erest and most u%abl%'V alliiil%V16.
� 'I `"� estate, and furthermore that lit, In- dal, filit th"I". \\f I'.. 11111.11tall"lls If,- r it I . '�,_-_ I
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, I :.,,, I � 1:1. I's" allil � ct Illl\, lo -Nor hevii I lit spite or' her hant antagialism, she __ . __
,,, �', Lends In make It it Ila) frig property. frill rmt ;,\N,,y rriolul h4illio. ti,11 ,.\#.I.\ aloit. it) grasp If rilr ro� I I \\ I C' kluli�it impossible no)t in be irilluen
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1� Trorlifyine becorn", arli\p fit tit.- line kilt -N\ It-, had twai brok,ii hisl "It I., so ens', to httlie," ,vtol J,ohvl, hy her son's -Aarni and Ills attilac ti
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. development (if ill#, farin and \%hill- Floillivr's hoarl. .Nit-., Tr'.111-4, 1'4'rhallt,," Ife Was su delightful to) look at-ooien
I .1 in tile fields ,'\Orking If,, flwvl� ISo- Illv smiled. \,. .: IF
rr 11 Illalle lilill hifiel, b.\%al-11 111111 to"ll'. said. "�mf nla� n' -\,.r 11;4%4. rvason ;,rid over again she rested tier, v�es upon �
� I , lip] Mal%ern, \Nit., takes III,,, fill' (In" think of It. ,nd \\Iwn .,it.. thought ,,r*to "11:1119" �-Illf' 1`1111L 'If \k -W. III%- hi", will) vleasure. She could speak of
I . I . . off the vvorkniell. him lit all. sit,. hl,mo,l him. iivr rather 1
I - afill Imilif-I., Ill.'- .."..nti'dIN different, him too no oue,, slip a\oilJ4I(I tilt, subjpt-I SALTS RR KIMS
,�� CHAPTFIl \'If. had no\or simk,ri of .1,,hn Tri -111:1111", , li)� .1-11. " '411'. 1 .... !,-III :11 her ,-�wn,,,Il�. eNen with Leavitt.
,, . Isobel V\ent tlIoltIArl1tflIIl� Ilmard th"j:111d a� dist'r-11-ol, \\11-; ,mv ,If 110, ,I g I* )lWil"l;l1l;:��,irl'' I
, . I I Ill- , I lw.,ild ... I ,rll()tlgll liel. tin(- .,enst). of lionor would
1� I li%vng rutilli, \\here sh" \kas al-clist"1114.0,111111'. sho had asked noilling l;'IIIII 1, � I fib I'll al:,Il h1IIA"!!ed. I tilt I permit, her t(� 11 I I
I too , Is'' , It' ' 1 ' [ to a Pat low meat if Kidney feel Us lead
_ Thl- ,Itji,It sevurjt� illm. If,- \Na,; a Mill ,Ili Me tilt, I iild ,ull i:l, s'lle ,,l)t Yptsop,,!P'!i�,,rp, I
,i� � to find tier friend. i ill I! - I \\.is Ini-It -1v,,\.- \ stranger, Slip was I I( a -Meat
� , of Riverside had been Invaded and at- '.4clitcho-oll, and mit I -f plalo !II .\II.,_:shi,l. ,,r,.,. .411\ ,,,,,,, ,\,,,' kn\, alill if,arlairmledge any !ryalty tit hini. Bill or Bladder bothers you
,� . ready she ,felt Life change In the at- T'n-inaltil-'s sori-no ]it(.. I )',III wure lol't voinu ;i\\;i \ - \,lit know ; there \\.-I, Manimyf!
. Chloe, who on ever)- forms uric acid.
:� . mosphere There vivas all unknown per-�, )'.�st"nllo, 11) ,licilhillm lif 111111, hol-Ithat I \\"tll(l not lo�t%.. �''11,:, liveasion planted herself before her mis . -
. � I son now fit the en%li-ounient find a Iliallinly hall ."Ili : N''ll \\Ill vollie III \I,il nw." said tre , qs and eulogized tier boy,
',I i - straffirolli- was life master. I -1:1111n, (to akshwilly \6a'ship ,ht hoy, I -
� ,Mr,. TI -t -111:111w. I .'%Irs, Troinaine, ctiriously etimigh, Most folks forget that the kidneys,
, '� In passing through flit, hall she Its(] Ifissy Is'lliel." .\fill this v,,d4 the line : Isi)hi-I h.oked ar,,IIIIII t1j, 1,_Ill, al- foil I that likes#. monologlips, eestatic, like the bowels, get sluggish and clogged
.1, .4 . noticed on a chair if inan's still, of stiff ,)oft, IIIA rell with tilt, hartilier rtlad\ ,o chantred Iiig;11;) . eolored' by the negress' inia,gina- and need a flushing Occasionally, else we
".. Ce clothes, neatly brui find folded, and ,l,uIld.,. ,Ntom. Its she had Jilit pa'ssed 1 "It' \\ill not tit. flit, saillo." she said tk)n.-and lo\ing licart, ,.\,ere not dis- have backache and dull misery in thb
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� � 1 . . . . . I I by their still- missel hoots an their I thru(igh the kaeliell anti heard Man-liny '1414- 1 � - tastefill ill her. kidney region, severe headaches, rheu-
. 1� 11 I , 1* ;� I . farrow , Gliflie's wor(ls about tilt- i-pilit "'Ile I Mrs. Troillain" gently shool, her [lead. (To be continued) matic twinges, torpid liver, acid stointioll,
i 'Site srilell,"I ror the fIrst time In tills atIrsell, she Sri\\ that siIfll4.\\ here, In I "For )(lit," she snifl, i�,Illonll),,r, OIN, . - I sleeplessness and all sorts of bladder dis-
� �,,, �, 'o : - liou�e the (odor (if tobarvo, and through some heart, tht-re v%as it Lendernes f darling foil, Inalo, lnall� , 'ars 'tit JAPANESE 'ARE ACTIVE.
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"""" ,� I . ch IIgtIs v%ill be llf:autirtll." You simply must keep your kidney--
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. - .- I front, romn nsod as a ropt,,Itory fill, FAP fliteh, lit her imn tire - olf" � I _.
�, � iil'l -T - - . the open door glancell flit-) tile little I tilt, black sheep. niory th'Ir it vlas inipus,ihii, for Istil.el to) put Rich Haul of Biloty Taken Ili active and clean, and the moment you
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.� ," . riff-i'aff--vOlvit In a Stiollivrn home is hall been for )"Iffirs a faint recollection. Rill- of ill(' (Illestimis that 1,-w I f �un ache or pain in the kidney
, ,,,, q ti gion, get about four ounces of Jad
1. f,'� � considerable --and there she %it%\, a tallieland toodav It hall taken a distinel rt)l.11l.. ruind. She lonw,(i to 1:1,�,: I Siberian Town. I
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... � �, in the Nvindow, v%liti v%riting thingsl She remembered no\%- iliflte plainly Iliat : speak of flit, refit r alts from any good drug store here,
"i"��,:, " 'C �, ., rfrod so 1. I`:\vr.N time I TORIO, Sept. 17. -Japan's caval-
,-�L � '�? ' _"_ tly arranged upon it; It hall love I I of I ., a step soundeii withollt, .
�, �:, lk,.� �. .Z. Will u'll I (I Is I P [It olive seel 1 1 1 T 'I'll in the hall. slip : ry and an infantry battalion captared take a tablespoonful in a glass of water
1, ,�: I "I , � the oftlee of Ither-iiiiie's new tilaste Whery she "as A Iiiiii"i ling s'll I'lloh, ,I. i
'_ �� �c ; . I- , thooght to herself: ,,No I\ he %s-ili tile enenly naval base of Kbaba- before ",breakfast for a few days and
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I , � , �; .1', I Then slit- Opened tile door into the �l -, ,ill(, halt : vorne- I sliall see I if . I -ovsk on Sept. 7, according to official
I , . I Ing on it) her Nfaniitl)�'4 kirts. I 11 " litit fit) title, I your kidneys will then act fine. Tb is
�"'l L'�' I �,� sitting room and - saw there a trans- I ,orilrod sufficlent ff,vI;q",u front her disturbed their tranquil timir. I
�11 """. announcement yesterday iTporting famous salts is made from the acid of '
:.,- �; I - . She half loved the,blaek guardiall ill pier blaekberr If, r , to' go' she said : operations on the Ussurl river front , grapes and lemon inice., conihined with
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;. 1. "Z � 'i I -,�s '41"Ill to, tier,, ,I%er,N t lay lintit You in Siberia, They took 17 gunboats,
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�L '. 1 , shabbiness of the old Jolliet, anti wns1by herile.Ir front the vines tin flit I
-�_,'.11�..-'��� L I !eg . 1 lithia, and is harmless to flush clogged
�1- , ,,,,� ; I ('I, '111 ]'If no' eoillo, %\ ill you four other vessels', a wireless station, I kidneys ailid stimulate them to normal
� - �, accustolned to tile ell. -Ill's witlokitlold "Ie down in tile havl� past fir , N .
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spring.;. vi,here litIr Idle I�;1fI;h'halI motl , . .
� ,, �, ., N10th the roignalit lflvoliirip�s .ei . " I ,."(I'. I, ..".. It also neutralizes the acids
�.; �: .,`,i�:�-, to . Anil th,", -ohlifli-d, ,iniling, 1 120 guns, 'eight ammunition depot, I activ'tY-
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j��,,,�A . � frayed,chii(iish escripalles, slit, rolnernheretl Itilliking 401' If,,[' lilectillir \Nith flit, w(Irk- .seven magazines, one raunitfo n - in the urine so it no longer irritatek .
�,�,�, "i old arm,,. hu\\ those berries flat] tasted, 1picked Inall In Iliv flold, -1,01 ll,"\e all ex- I h6use, 70 horses, seven automalbia1r.le, 6m; ending bladder disorders.
,� - , , "", . She \%as rieemstorried it) the disorder. very fast anol pollen as hastily: she retraordinar� fimnr_alI_\\ol.k, IIAN ent' aterial.
"... , , , . . . t -bed wire and inuch other in Jed Salts is harmless; inexpensivief;
,_,;,�,, Anil mery object fit Ilip r,toni half mein- nielilbered ill(, I
",.:,�- � feel of tile silinnier Jay \01 "" I , bat I makes a delightful effervescent lithia-
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, ,zo, , I. orles for her which slit, \\okilil not [use. RMI the exciting thrill or being natighty I.s. Tr.-Illaille rep' -:11--d' '111-pris"'I : "The iiiain strength of our cavalry
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: -,!` J,.- � I __ had grown to know and lo\e 'Mrs. T . - She refill-filliered, too, IIoN\ it big Illarilan'. fill is ;I charaviti.f.", thus avoiding serious complica�ions.
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I � ,,.',',� 9 Joel Mrs, T"I'MaillP took her olit ,in ill(, Railway. Between Uyazenskaya and
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��'*,',,� I sells lots of Jad Salta to folks Nvbo believe .
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.. I I , -ious of tire little chilli, All tile way bael, Jo N only trouble. '
�� W., . ",:,� _ il I kerved and often nnhapili�. hill(] ""i I p.::,\,%'es-,t;III iincons( . ltJINL ern. tilt, fill- were captured. Thirty-five prisoners, -_ _ .
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1 L� , �,';:.-�� I-, Z, and erriving for affection: hall listened tried to climb upnn the rails of tile John Trenwine hall Ilia a ,eal lipon Riplcy-Sept 2i-25. .
��; � ;, �'��:" I. A despatch from Olovannaya,
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" _ii'Z:, i . I gone discreetly Into the past with tile sobel halt always been a comforting ,create silell all impressioll. Iw Bayfleld-Oct. 1-2.
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" �,� '. �,. . �L wornan who hold lost her husband tint] child. The only child of tier fattier, re- have a strong personality. Durigannon-Oct. 3-4.
" ,,.�',�:5, her son. . ' ed way- on Germany and has ordered
,, ;i, � �`, �'.,` , I . placing tier mother to the lonely man, I There Nvas no longer before her eyes the mobilization of the 1918 and Fordwich-Oct. 5.
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I ,. Of .104. Trpmalne she lint] .he hall learned when a baby that the ex(Iiiisfte pleture of the solitary 1919 classes. Wingliam-Oct. 8-9.
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, -,.;, . . . :1, As Isobel now stood oil the threshold she took to be crying and ill need (it I bealitifill." , drain upon health anti strenzillf, which
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�. ,,� !, �, � . i� of the living -room she sa%y that the comfort. Well, tills WaS tile first, an I Mrs. Tr6- tem in Switzerland, has been arrested
F, � �i. i . "I . room had been changed as though, by When John Tremaine.,-who, though inaine was \%rong: there could be noth- les. Many do not realize, however,
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, I I i magic. This old parlor, which had wel- no&reryIng, undoubtedly was u nhappy. Ing beautiful in the loss of her friend the Petit Parisien. Documents giv- that ther, I., no- true rrinedy which
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.� �1, � thing that had been alleii by the new child with tier la,Ige eyes
�,,_ ;;; I ___ I - �. , -1. I __ 1. Y.,., fixed on him. erty which. with its rack and ruin, its up ammunition factories in the Neuf- ful C11'eck to this enervating ailment.
�"W, : , . . � master. Isobel was too frightened to speak and (11stinctlon and its charm. had laid its chatel district were found
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� I . t I bitter loneliness. It(- [&all wanted to That Is all that slit, recalled of the oc- rnalne nothing but IONL. . 11
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'�`�- - but they, too. had bilitsif willoveiii In far certain place in her mind a6d Me had -side Mrs. Tremaine Is going North to ,
. r � -t-,-'_ ,quantity ot savage -looking weapon,;. ed comfort. . 1, children. That 'Mysterious man, John 6 11 r "'i""otillit""""' i.if"" V
. �,:, :.' Over tile chimacyplece, however. still Gradually, of course. It &III faded, and Trernalne, has come home. He Is doing ,'a! I
I r t - - hung the stag"s head--Ahe had been told only the general outline remained, Even wonderful and dreadful things to River- 11 ,4, '. to
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record was a dark thing; fie had broken - I This part
keenly; and at present, although a he Of R fictter rcecived
Ills foother's heart. When Mrs. Tro- Was 40eupled In conquering the I rid, -
malne entered. as site did In a few his more subtle campaign was the win- . . . . . from Pte� J. R:SnIitIl of
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