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digestion. " - Mrs.
HENRY CLARK, Glanford Station. Ont.
Chesterville, Ont. - " I heard your
medicines highly praised, and a year ago
I began taking them for falling of womb
and ovarian trouble.
"My left side pained me all the time
and just before my periods which were
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To sit down caused me pain and suffer-
ing and I would be so nervous some-
times that I could not bear to see any
one or hear any one speak. Little specks
would float before my eyes and I was
always constipated.
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eet of lost articles, to say nothing of
a young lady. NE STRUCi( IT
Then, in disregard of express In-
etructions, both search -lights were
brought into play, which explored with
lingers of dazzling light every inch
RIGHT AT LAST
hof the river's surface for miles down-
stream, while all the Kohinur's boats' After Suffering Almost Two Years,
plied hither and thither in the quest. "Fruita twee" Brought Relief
But It wss all of uo use; not the
slightest trace of the missing ,girl was
to be found, Yet Jessie, with her elder-
ly companion, hoping in the face of de-
spairing certainty, watched and waited
until the last boat returned.
The girl's overwrought nerves gave
way as. 'Tom, haggard and almost
;frenzied, approached.' Clinging to the
other woman, she sank weakly into a
deck -chair, her body convulsed with
soba,
"Aunt Jo," she gasped, "we must
tell Mr. Phinnoy-everything."
"Yes, yes, we must tell him -tape
him fully into ourconfidence," she re-
turned. "But you must try to com-
poee yourself, my dear. Captain Ehin-
ney will assist you to your room." -"
"Oh, Aunt Jo! • Aunt Jo!" moaned
Jessie. "We shall never see her again!
I can't stand it! Papa, oh, why-"
The words were Lost in a sudden un-
controllable fit of weeping.
' At this juncture Tom was "awakened
from his hopeless lethargy, by a hail
from the river. Henan to the head of
the accommodation -steps, where Mer-
cer was parleying with some one in a
boat.
"Who is it?" demanded Tom brush-
ing his first mate aside.
',That you, Phinney?" a familiar
voice came up out of the darkness.
"This is Flint."
BOOK IV.
A Specter at the Feast.
CHAPTER 1.
What the Box Contained.
Jessie Willard's visit to Rudolph
Van Vechten partook more of the na-
ture of a visitation -as of some heal
ing shrine's patron saint; for by Sat-
urday night he had so far recovered
that, at his uncle's repeated urgent so-
licitations, he was able to attire him -
pelf In the habiliments of formality
and attend the directors' meeting, of
which already he had been notified.
In the gallery of the dining -room --
modeled after Thane Cedric's' banquet-
ing -hall -an orchestra discoursed syn-
copated melody in blissful ignorance
of anachronism. The president of
the Continental Union Banking and
Trust company and the head of the At-
las Safe company occupied seats of
honor, and their long laudatory re-
sponses
aponseE put the flung touch to Ru-
finishing
dolph'e impatience to be up and away.
Midnight approached like the ter-
urination of a sentry's winter vigil,
and as he determined to slip from his
seat near the long table's Toot and
find his hat and top -coat, there came
a diversion that stayed him. By con-
trast, any interruption to the oratory
was interesting.
The butler noiselessly approached
the head of the table and held a whis-
pered colloquy with the host. After a
minute or two the Man of Iron nodded,
the butler stole away, and the man
who was speaking at the time, realiz-
ing that something extraordinary was
impending, paused, faltered, stopped,
and sat down.
Four men, clad in overalls 'and jum-
pers, entered, carefully bearing among
them a large oblong box. They halted
and upheld it with patent effort while
Mr. Van Vechten arose and, in his un-
impassioned manner, addressed his
guests,
"Gentlemen;' said he, "some of our
friends have not forgotten the occa-
sion we are assembled here tonight to
celebrate. We have here, I am as,
surer, something that will commemo-
rate this happy event in a most re.
markable and fitting way . ."
And much more to the same effect.
• Then a space was cleared in the
center of the long table, a few of the
diners were disturbed, and the boa
was deposited thereon. The porters
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withdrew.
Everybody eyed the innovation en.
riously-and a bit distrustfully, too.
The box, suggesting as It did the end
of human endeavor, was not an in-
spiriting center -piece, nor was it in.
(harmony with the temper of the eve•
fining; put after much jocose specula,
tion respecting its likely contents, at
,the host's command servants appear.
led, with screw -drivers, and, amid an
,expectant hush, the ltd was removed.
The disclosure, coming as it did into
brought aboard, and the extreme cat%
tion with which it was being handled
now.
Willard's patent exploeive Sashed in-
to Tom's mind. After all, was it not
possible that he was about to perpe-
trate some appalling disaster, and
that Paige and Jessie had been won
over to whatever extreme mistaken
principles he justified his conduct by,
so that they to believed them to be
right and high-minded? With an im-
minent sense of the `man's powerful in-
dividuality strong upon him, the idea,
hideous as it was, was not altogether
impossible.
Willard was himself superintending
the box's conveyance with such anx;
sous regard and solicitude that Tom's
misgivings swept over him again,in-
tensitied a hundredfold.
With uo clearly defined 'purpose in
mind, he involuntarily stepped up to
the gangway, as they began to nego-
tiate the difficult descent of the ac-
commodation -steps.
"You need more help there, don't
you?" he demanded.
Willard barred his progress with a
suddenly extended arm. t�
"No, no," he returned gnicklY.
"These. men have been carefully in
structed; they know just what to do
and how to do it."
Nevertheless it was with a disquiet-
ing feeling of apprehension that hot
watched the long box lowered careful-)
ly into the launch, which was immedi-j
ately cast off and allowed to drift with'
the current into the darkness before
the motor was started. None of the
crew accompanied it on thistrip, and
as once before, it went down -stream
instead of across to the landing.
What was the meaning of it all, any-
how? What strange operations were
going on in his very presence that he
should remain so ignorant of them?
He walked aft to the taffrail, upon
which he leaned and stared into the
night at the point where the launch'
had vanished, until roused by a touch
upon his arm and the voice of Jessie
Willard. She spoke with an agitation
that had an electrifying effect upon
Irim.
"Captain Phinney,, do you know,
where Miss Carew is?"
"Why, I haven't seen her all eve
he returned. "I supposed she
in her room -or with you?" •
The girl all at once seemed toI
shrink with a. sudden unnerving fear.
"She's not in her room!" she cried,
,"! thought she wan but shehas nal
peen- Neither . have I seen her -not
Once dinner." There was a pause.
I "Didn't she go ashore?" Jessie pres-
ent y faltered.
"No," Tom replied.
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Old ones taken in exchange, and
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MR. WHITMAN
882 St. Vatter St., Montreal;
"In 1912, I was taken suddenly 111
with Acute Stomach. Trouble and
dropped' in the street. I was treated
by several physicians for nearly two
years. I was in constant misery from
my stomach and my weight dropped
down from, 225 pounds to 160 pounds.
Several of my friends advised me to try
'Fruit-a-tives' and I did so. That was
..eight months ago. I began to improve
almost with the first dose. No other
medicine I ever usedacted so pleasantly
and quickly as 'Fruit-a-tives', and by
using it I recovered from the distressing
Stomach Trouble, and all pain and
Constipation and misery were cured. I
completely recovered by the use of
'Fruit-a-tives' and now I weigh 208
pounds. I cannot praise'Fruit-a-tives'
enough". H. WHITMAN.
50e. a box, 6 for $2,50, trial size, 25c.
At all dealers or sent postpaid by
Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.
Dominion Day
EXCu1 SIGN. FARES
SINGLE . FARE.
Good going and returning July 1st
only
FARE, AND ONE THIRD
Good going June 30111 and July let.
Return limit July 2nd, 1915. Return
tickets will be sold between all stations
in Canada east of PortArthur. Secure
your tickets early at Grand Trunk
ticket offices.
John Ransford & Son, city paesen-
A. 0 �Patnd t sonet station Agents, 51
How long the ensuing silence lasted,]
While they steed staring helplessly, ie.
ba each other's eyes, and by degrees
realized the significance of the girl's;
absence, neither of them afterwards]
ever knew.
They first looked into every likely
place that might conceal a -girl, terror;
end dread growing with each step that)
brought nothing to light. Tom scarce.;
ly noted an elderly lady who join,?"'
'them and in a soothing manner, tri
to compose the ablest hysterical ° rl.
As for Tow, he was from th very
first torn with an awful, unspeakable,
teas, but he acted with a dispatch and
dtroatasas that loft no posaibiltty nag-
,
;acted.
Their own harried but nevertheless
'quite thorough search proving ineffec-
Ovo, all bands were called, and the
$ohinur had such a fine -combing as
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
Lesson XIII. -Second Quarter,
For June 27, 1915.
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
Text of the Lesson, Ps. lxxviii, 65-72.
Quarterly Review -Golden Text, Ezek.
xxxiv, 15 -Commentary Prepared by
Rev. D. M. Stearns.
LESSON L -The resurrection, Matt.
xxviii, 1-10. Golden Text, 1 Cor. xv,
15-20, "Now bath Christ been raised
from the dead." 1n some respects the
resurrection of Christ Is the greatest
event in all history, for had Ile not
risen from the dead His life and death
would have been no benefit to us (1
Cor. xv, 14-18). The kingdom promised
the very heart of the company's good
humor, was realized only resultantly;.
;for the box did not belie what it Eng.
Seated. It really contained a coffin:
One distinguished by its elegant cream -
colored silk -plush covering and pure
rose -gold ornamentation. The long
egtension handles were of the same
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SUFFEREr b. FR i 6
tarirh Of The Stomach
FOSI 8 YEAR'S.
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Cured Hero
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LESSON 11. -David anointed king, 1
Soni. xvi, 4-13. Golden Text, 1 Sam.
xvi, 7, "Man looketh on the outward
appearance, but Jebovah looketh on
the 'heart," In the case of Saul God
gave the people a man after their heart,
but now He placoses a roan after His
own heart (chapter siii 14; Acts slit,
221, the imost unlikely, humanly speak -
mg, of all the eight sons, but thea
Lord's own choice, and He is still'
looking for hearts that are whole to-
ward Rim.
LESSON III. -The shepherd. psalm,
Ps. xxiii. Golden Text, Ps. xxiii, 1,
"Jehovah ,is .my shepherd." .Oonsider
all the shepherd and shepherdess Sto-
ries and then see the Lord Jesus as
the good shepherd, the great shepherd,
the chief shepherd ,and the shepherd
who shall yet gather all Israel and feed
them in a good pasture (John x; Heb.
xiii; I Pet. v; Lnzek, xxxiv, 14, 15).
Such a shepherd can never let Itis
sheep lack any good thing.
Lessem IV. -David and Goliath, I
Salo. xvli, 38-51. Golden Text, Rom.
viii, 31. "If God fs for us, who is
against us?" . Truly a, fearless shep-
herd, to whom the living God, though
iuv4ible, was more real than the vis-
lute mass of flesh and blood in the
form of Goliath, Elis great desire be-
ing that all the earth might know that
the. God of Israel was the true God and
that 9115 name might be honored and
not reproached.
LESSON V. -Saul tries to kill David,
I Sam six, 1-12. Golden Text, Prov.
xxix, 25. "Whose putteth Ms trust in
Jehovah shall be safe." From the day
that the women ascribed more glory
to David than to Saul, Saul was jealous
of him and sought to kill him, but God
delivered hint npt into his hand (chap-
ters xv.iil, 7-9; xxiii, 14). Back of it all
the reason is seen iu Saul's disobedi-
ence and in his allowing an evil spirit
to take possession of him (xvi, 14).
Lessee V1. -Friendship of David and
Jonathan, 1 Sam. xx. 32-42. Golden
Text, Prov. evil, 17, "A friend loveth
at all times." Consider how their souls
were knit together from the day of
David's victory over Goliath until Da-
viel said after Jonathan's death, "Thy
lore to me was wonderful, passing the
love of woman" (11 Sam. i, 26). Yet
such friendship was but a faint type
of the love of Jesus Christ to us.
Lessor: VII. -David spares Saul, I
Sam. xxvi, 5-16. Golden Text, Luke
vi, 27, "Love your enemies; do good to
them that hate you." At least twice
Daviel had Saul wholly in bis power,
but refused to lay a anger on him to
harm him. It was just the same on
David's part when lie was cursed' and
stoned by Shimei; he would allow no
one to harm him, but just left him to
God.
LESSON VIML-David king ores Ju-
dah and Israel, II Sam. 11, 1-7; v. 1-5.
Goldeu Text, Ps. xxvilI, 7: "Jehovah is
my strength and shield, illy heart hatb
trusted in Him and 1 am helped." In
due time the Lord accomplishes every
purpose of His, according to Jer. 11, 20;
Ps. xxxiii, 11: Bpb. !, 11, and so David
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N.S., writes: "I take great pleasure in
writing you. I have been a great sufferer,
for eight years, from catarrh of the
stomach and tried several, so called,
catarrh remedies without relief until
a friend of mine advised' vie to try Mil -
burn's Laxa-Liver Pills, which I did, and
Inc."red
Tour vials completely cured
tea•
Be sere and get Milburn's,Laxa-Liver
Pills when you ask for them as there are
a number of imitations on the market.
The price is 25c. per vial, 5 vials for �j' punter
51.00, at all dealers or mailed direct on �(� • e �l
receipt of price by The T. Milburn Co., Jeweler and Optician
Limited, Toronto, Ont. Issuer of Marriage Lieenses
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and oiled occasignalbr to keel',
merfect time.
With proper care a Waltham
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dor a lifetime. It will pay you
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every 12 or l8 months.
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uucame mug over ail: Israel anct went
on and grew great, and the Lord God
of hosts was with him (v, 5, 10). Just
as surely Jesus Christ shall sit on Da-
vid's throne hi due time.
LessoN IS. --David brings the ark
to Jerusalem II Sam. vi, 12-15. Gold-
en Text, Ps. cxxii, 1, "I was glad when
they said unto me, Let us go unto the
house of Jehovah." The story of the
Ark of the Covenant always suggests
the presence of God and Elis provision
of perfect righteousness for sinful man.
I thinly it the most wonderful type of
the Lord Jesus in the Bible.
LESSON 8. -Nathan rebukes David,
II Sam. xi, 22-xli, 7a. Golden Text,
Ps. 11, 10, "Create in me a clean heart,
O God." A sad lesson on the deceit-
fulness and desperate wickedness of
the human heart even in such a chosen
vessel as David. There is no perfect
man in all the Bible story but Jesus
of Nazareth, the Lamb of God with-
out blemish and without spot, holy,
harmless, undefiled end separate from
sinners.
LESSON XI. -The blessedness of for-
giveness, Ps. xxxii. Golden Text, Ps.
anti, 1, "Blessed is he whose trans-
gression is forgiven, whose sin is cov-
ered." 'How great and all sufficient is
the sacrifice on Calvary which can put
away transgression, sin, iniquity and
guile. Then Re becomes our home to
dwell in, where we are safe from all
enemies and our snide• through all the
wilderness of this world.
LESSON XI1. - A prayer for the
tempted, Ps. exli. Golden Text, Ps.
cxii, 9, "Keep me from the snare
which they have laid for me." Re
who forgives and saves is able also to
keep and to guard even from stun).
bling. He is able to control the tongue
which no man can lame. Ete 1s nigh
to all who call upon 11!01 in truth,
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That the proceedings of rhe
meeting: of the Canad:un hlanaifact
finers+ Association throw an•intea;-
et.iia ' sidelight on the manner in
which patronage has been hand]
led atOttawia and also exlribittlro
protest made by the aesociririon
against' the holding 'oaf z Domin-
ion general election at this time.
.i.t is) a pity Use nssoo:rition did
rot go nstep further and demand
that( Premier Borden ,should stop
Unrest by Maki rg a public declara-
tion that there will be iso ale^tion
until after the war. The reasons
agains,,l ,a fall election are quite as
i'orn,' as those sgitinst a Juae
olection.
RAVE YOU A B,&D SORE ?
If : so, remember these faets-
Zam-But;; i5 by far the. most widely
ua'ed balm in Canada! Why has it
become, so popular? 'Because it
healer sores, cures -olein diseaeea,
and does what is claimed for ft.
Why not let it heal your( pore?
Remember that Zam-Ault is alto-
getheld different to the 'ordinary
ointments. Most of these consist
of anima l• fats'. Zam,Buk contains
no trace of any ,animal fat, or any
mineraV matter. It is absolutely
herbal.
Remember that ZamelBuk is at
the same time healing, soothing
and antiseptic. bills poison in-
stantly and call harmful germs. It
is suitable, alike for recent in-
juries and diseases ,;tad for chronic
sores, ulcers, etc Test how diff-
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ly is. All druggists and stores at
50 i 1)0x, 1;s2 1150 Zim-Bul. Soap,
Relic -vee sunburn and prcevnts
freckles. Best] for baby's bath,
25e tablets.
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MR.. ROWELL IIOhO17ED
At the commencement eeereises
Nor hweOtern Urrversi(y Chicago
yesterday the honorary 'degree
of doct,r of Laws was conferred
Ono i 1,7e on Wesley Bowell. -1,•;„ C.
Ai f , A lead,”, of the I ibex l l Op
position in the Ontario Legislature
PROBE :ILI. CONTRACTS.
T io announced at Otl iw n that
• the investigations by Su Charles
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gy Davidson into milli cielxuL men
purchases, will embrace every con-
tract for supplies The prelinainl-
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1OR11'E CA I•IIOLIC CLUB.
The Cal:ho'ic nn.mbers of lire 34t11
and 131,c1 13atb.alions have d ,cidod
to form; a Catholic Club in3 coni
neel:ion with the camp at London.
Between 390 and 100 members( are
already enrolled' Bishop (Fallon
has obtained permission t•o erect u
largo marquee on the grounds.
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town
churches which is now neces
nary, Bishop,Fallon bus been elect
ed honorary president, D. A.. Po;
coke; now a member of the 33rd.
Battalion president, land (Sergt.
Crow(f of the 3•eth, Battalion Sect-
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DOMINION DAY AT GODERICH
Goderich is tat have an oldHtilme
Dominion Day celebration. A pro
gran has been arranged which will
provide a long clay's amusement
and entertainment. In the morn,-
ing, on the Square, there will pie a
procession of dscorated,autios .end
bicycles, floats, ete., a bla'by show,
suitable prizes, and is series of
children's, games. Thr a'fterno'on
sports will include football, la-
crosse, speed tests -gentleman's
road race i running pace land 2,50
trot 'oi• pace -athletic contests,
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feature will' b a motorcycle race,
which is expected' to be one of the
most interesting events Of the
day's program.. The 33rd Regiment
band will furnish music throughout
tate day. Alt echo'od- children, in
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free to the afternoon sports, Good'-
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