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Or, A Dark Temptation
CHAPTER XXIX.-(0ont'd)
The days were rolling stesaily on,
bringing the fatal 20th of ehe month near-
er and nearer; it wanted .now but a week
to that eventful date, and this knowledge
almost crazed poor Gay.
At last, ie her frenzy, Gay flung herself
at the asylum keeper's feet one day, erY-
Ing out to him thart he must stop the in-
tended marriage, which wee to take plane
on the 20th. for Percy Granville could not
marry -he had a liviug wife -the hersele
wae hie bride.
The sneering -laugh that followed this
piteous recital ,neede the blood almost
freeze in her veins, and her heart (math
beating. ' •
"T refuee to interfere in Miss SL Claire's
Private affairs," exolaimed the 'heartless,
dark-browed doctor, impatiently. "I re-
fuse to deliver ,your message; besideen he
answered, little caring whether Ids words
would break a human heart or not, "ari
to Mr. Granville's being encumbered with.
a wife, tae law would soon set him free
from her, after it had once been Proven
she had .been an inmate of an inetine
asylum, You will never bo able to trouble
the hate/a pair -Who enters here leaves
hope 'behind!' "
Gay rose from her kneee and stood bo.
tore bin), and there was something in that
desperate, beautiful face that made the
man tremble almost in spite of himeelf.
You refese te kelp mee" she meld, in a
strange, awful whisper; "anewer mo -yea
or ?"
"No, I will not help you, retorted the
doctor; "you are foolish to eek it."
"It wae my last hope," said Guy, pith.
ously, "aud it haa failed me. You might
hove saved i young life, but you eefused,
could not live and know that my dar-
ling had been won by another -better
death than that."
And before he could divine her Wan.
tioue, Gay had Beized from the coils of
her hair a long, thin, ,allver pin, and had
buried it to the ant in her white Menet.
There was a hot spurt of crimson life.
blood, a sobbing cry of "Perey! Percyh
goodhyl" then Gay fell face downward
in a pool of bleed at hie feet.
"See!" cried the &mane apring forward,
"the girl hae killed. herself!"
!MAPPER XXX.
In an instant Dr, Ladeau was kneelleg
beside the prostrate figure and placed his
hand over her heart; there was not even
the faintest sign of pulsation.
"She has killed herself," he reflected. "1
never dreamed she had nerve enough for
Mutt."
Ne cangbt her up in 'hie arms and bore
her mb an adjoining room, hastily call-
ing one 'of hie attendants,
Laying her down upon a settle, he pro-
ceeded to make a hasty examination of
1. tho wound,
Death requited inetanta,neouely, ht de-
cided, turnieg away with a muttered
curee.
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'What shall be done with the body, sir
asked the attendant, pityingly putting
bath the matted hair train the memble-
white face.
Ladeau turned upon Mina fiereely, ,
"What peed to askP" be demanded fierce-
ly. "What's done with the bodied of- all
N11110 die here-it'sto be cold to those
sharke that are always on the lookout for
them --the medical studente, of . aburee,
Have the light wagon at the side entrance
between eleven and twelve tomight. It may
cm well be delivered to -night as any other
time, 1 suppose," he went on moodily, ao
he strode to the door, flung it open, paseed
out, and banged it to after hint.
"What a lovely little creature the girl
WELS, anyhow," thought the attendant, as
he, too, turned away with a sigh. "It
seems a pity that she couldn't have been
laid away Permeably to rest with her little
white hands orossed over her breast. 'Ugh!
why, I believe I'm growing as faintemart-
ed as a woman. I've doue plenty euell
Jobs 'for old Ladeau before, but I never
have had such qualms of conuoierice over
it. I -suppose We because this one is
young and liandeorue."
Ile drew a dark eloth over the rigid
form to shut out the lovely face and star-
ing eyes from his gaze, and eliudderingly
turned away.
Night crane on dark and starless, and
as the last etroke of the eleven o'clock
chimes died away in the distant belfries,
a dark wagon drew up before the private
entrance th the asylum and the rigid form
of Little Gay, heavily throuded in sable
wealielngs, Wee placed in it.
The man caught up the reins with a
nervous hand, gave the hoeses a sharp
out with his whim and the vehicle WEB
soon whirling rapidly toward the heart
of the great, wicked city.
The attendant had taken the stable -boy
with him to hold the horse, but neither of
them spoke during the long drive.
The trees of the long avenue moaned
and writhed as they drove swiftly along,
presaging a coming storm; lightning
flashed luridly through the dark beavens,
mingled with the rear of thunder, and a
heavy Mona eet in ere they reached their
docile alien.
A dozen or more medical students were
feathered around the deseeeting-table, list-
ening Io the diecouree of their profeeeor
upon aonie difficult operation in the Boa
ranee of filirgerY, when a peculiar double
knock sounded on the panel door.
An instant later the door opened to ad-
mit the attendant, bearing a Blender
figure in his arms, around which was
wrapped a long dark cloak.
It never comered to either the professor
or the studettie to question this man as
to lthence he came, or how or where he
oletained the bodies which, in the great,
cause of soience and humanity, they were
obliged to procure as best they could.
They paid a good price \hen one was
brought them, and milted no queutions,
"This way," motioned the ,profeesor, an-
noyed at the inopportune interruption.
Tho men stepper} forward, cap in hand,
unwinding /is he advanced the dark cloak
from the elender form,
A thrill of horror tingled through the
130000 of mesh young student as be gazed.
The man had brought them the most
beautiful young girl they had ever bee
held.
lleaeen forbid that the body of each a
lovely creature ahould be sacrificed upon
the altar of science!
How bright and shinthg were the soft
rings of golden bair lying like drifte of
gold on the marble -while brow; how Ione
and curling the dark lashes againnt tbe
white velvety cheek; how small and dainty
the little width hands, clinched so tight-
ly together over tbe still break! How
horrible that death ehould have chosen
such a beautiful victim!
The storm °aside had increased in fury
-lightning ilaebed, and the mighty crash
of the roaring, deafening thunder shook
the building to les" very foundation.
Ae the attendant flung back the long,
dark cloak, expoging the bereutiful faee 00
view, a vivid bolt of lightning stanch the
angle of the building, crushiug through
the =Some, of the stone wall, shivering
to atoms the receptacle upon which the
levely young girl had been placed.
And in that moment, over the 1.000 and
havoc of the maddened elements, there
Was a lead hearee cry front the profeseor
no he eprung toward the rigid form half
burie.d among the debris.
Before wo deecribe to our readers the
thvbllbng 400/10 width followed we must
take them back to the inanelon home of
the Remington% and relate the strange
events which were transpiring there
After the first weekehad peened away
and no letter had reached_ them from Go.e.
eirs. Remington commenced growing un-
tie BY-eVell her dreams at night were
tronbled with vague appreheneionu 000 -
MM -tine Gay.
The banker lanelled, 011 171011 alwaya do,
over what he considered his wifee !eolith
eotione.
"Little Gay is right," declared
cheerily; "no doubt' her time' ie spent in
such a round of partfee and balls that
elle ham not hint time to drop You a note;
give the child her own owing, iny dear -
then all right, of comae!'
Eut Mrs. Remieetoe was not thus a.p.
ptaied
Another woolr heel rolled around, and
there wee no word from Little Gay,
elf I do net get 18 letter tomorrew, I
shall telegrelib to P111311110 to Gay, to know
the meaning ot, her faience," the deelared
This eticend week of silence annoyed tbo
banker caiite 00 mue00 me hit; wife, but,
mendilee he wag rem stueborn to Candidly
0110 night the maeter woe brought to it
Mariann olimax, In tho dead /tour of tale'
night MI'S. 1748117119t011 elute/led leer hue:
band's arra 'With terrible, ory. -
In an !natant -the banker's eyee wore
wide open, and he was reaching hurriedly
for hie revolYer, taking it for grantee, by
his wifeei cry of Mahe and her attempts
to speak, that there were certainly burg -
1i' e in the room,
elt isn't that," the gaaped. catellieg ate
bie arm as she divinedehie thought
"I have had Guth a -horrible dream -n
vision," she declared ,vehemently, in a
00110 that awed him into eileuee ineepite
of the . angry rejoinder that wan on his
lips at being aroueed at that unseemly
hour.
elt ,was about Little Gay," the added,
weeping hysiterMalla, ."51lie appeared be.
fore me an plainly as elle ever did in her
life, Her iov'ely, fee° was white and wild,
and her golden hair fell in matted, wild.
disorder oho* .it; there wan a great
wound in her white breast from whale
I could see the crimson ,blood oozing in
great drape; the lovely, dark eyes were
tunied' Imploringly toward me, and she
held out her little white halide, sobbing in
an awful voice;
Come th me, I fun in great danger -
I am in sore distress.'
"I am going (Iowa to Passaic th 'bring
Gay home with me to -morrow," he de -
leered, emphatically. "You ...must not
laugh at me and call it ivomen'e non -
Bonen I tell YOU I am greatly dietressed
-about Little Gay." ••
"Pehawl a dream's only a dream," cora-
mentedethe banker. "Go to eleep and don't
/et it trouble you. As to going to Passaie
to -morrow, that would be the very height
of absurdity; send a telegram, that will
answer the purpose quite 80 W011."
'It was a warning,'" deolared his wife,
emilhatically, "anti I shall go to Peewee
on the first 'train to -morrow morning."
She sbivered as the listened to the ter-
rific warring of the storm outside, but
she made tip her miud that ihat should
not deter her.
So,. despite tbe terrible etorm width still
continued next day, the banker was
obliged to take tlba wife to the depot, see-
ing her depart on what he called her
"foone errand."
It was almost noon when a dose came -
nee /limbed up the avenue to Evelyn St.
Clairee home.
"Who can that be, I wonder," thought
Otto heiress, peering out curiounly from
beliind the lace draperies of the drawing -
Teem window; "nod in all this stolen,
teo."
She woo not kept in suspense long; a
eervant 00081 appeared with elre. Reming-
ton's eard; and a moment later that lady
rw.a.sinsu. hered into the sumptuous drawiug-
Evelyn greeted her warmly, deolaring
herself delighted at this unexpected visit,
adding iu the eame breath:
"Why didn't you bring G-831 with you?"
"Gay," repeated lira. Remington, in
blank bewilderment; "Why, she is here,
ha the not?"
"Ilerel" echoed Miss St Claire, opening
her china -blue eyee very wide, no thoilgh
11110 wan greatly amazed at the queetion;
"dear me, noa-what In the world mad*
7, 011 tht118 oho Ivan hero, Mrs. Remington?
I limee not seen het since I parted from
her that afternoon at the opera matinee
--I took the flve-twenty train for home,
sena you a note,you remember, explain-
ing that T Was called home suddenly,"
"But Goy -ho came with 'you," gaspea
the poor lady, turning very white and
elvish* ineo the nearest seat.
"Xndeed you are quite mietakeme said
Evelyn mnoothly, and with pretended sure
prise. "I cannot imagine What gave you
that Impression. I have not seen Oily
einem 1 parted from her that afternoon at
the event; Pow that I think of it." she
went qn artfully, "I believe Bee did tell
tue of an engagement the had with „a
young gentleman to visit a flower show,
and sbe feared she would be quite late."
Mrs. Remington fell Meek in the curet-
ioned hair in the wildeet of eysterioo;
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without any apparent results. Having
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SUM CREWS AND MIXED.
her ineoberent criee as she called upon
Otto name of Little Clay arousing the whole
eTheree blood streaming trees a wound
in her breast!" elm ahrithea. "Olt, God!
some one has murdered Little,- ethyl"
-atEhveliTnwo8rti aaoho 000Ottotlieiteatriarnitekluniend
affairs were tildes'.
A doctor was summoned in _all haste,
and the banker Wad telegraphed for; but
by the time her husband reached Passitio,
hie wife was maned to very near her
natural self,
"Oh, Illy dear, my dear," the cried,
springing to meet her husband, end bury-
ing her whith face on hie breaet, "/ knew
something terrible had happened to Little
Gay, any heart told me so. Oh, just think
of it; while we Ivem resting quietly at
home, our tender little darling was in
some wretch's power, and-a,nd--oh, I fear
they' 11000 murdered her."
leemingeon soothed her as best be
could, declaring that he would put the
case in the hands of the beet detect/yea
in the city forthwith, and before twenty.
four Ileum Gaya mysterious ,disappear.
;ince ebould be aurayeled.
Money 'and skill combined would work
wondere, he ;floured her.
That afternoon he behl a long private
elioblievae,ryantion with Eyelet]. St. Claire in the
"Of course I do not wish to insinuate
anything," ehe said, raieiug her pretty
blonde face blushinglyto the troubled
face of the banker, "Mit it really looks
to me at though Gay had eloped."
"Impossible!" cried 3fr. Remington,
frowning down the preposteroue idea at
once.
She interrupted him with a little laugh.
"What one has done once, One does not
find tt so hard to repeat." she said im-
nreasively. "If you knew her history you
muat know when she left P1161ftio, she
eloped with the bandsome, diecarded no-
pliew ef the old general -handsome, reck-
less Harold Tremaano. He abandoned ber;
but if Elle were to see him ag(0in11 the old
love uthrlit miasma (Welt, and woman-lilce,
the would loam all le) Hy to the emir; of
Otto earth with ber old lover, WhY dearth
for a girl who could leave you so heart.-
lesely without ono pang of regret?"
.. CHAPTER XXXI,
The banker WWI certainly Wounded at
the construction the holrosa, Whom he bad
quite believea to be Little (lay'e 81011081
friend, put upon the mysterioue disappear.
anco.
Ho stared at the beauty ;tempt,
"Great Heaven!" he thought, '1'iow eager
one womau appears to be to spread a
scandeloue report about another at the
least opportunity."
He sweated the notion straightway; et.111
the evil seed of distrust had sunk deep
into his heart, as Evelyn Bt. Claim knew
itshgootibld.
de the banker and his wife adieu
with a very sympathetic face, trueting
that they would noon tind Gay through
the aid of the groat detective in whoue
hen& they intended to piece the mysteri.
ous affair.
"The fools!" muttered Evelyn St. Claire
contemptuously, ae she watohed their
carriage from the poreh until a bend in,
the mad hid it from her ssielit. "Let them
get their great detective to trail down
the iniesing Gay; be will never find ham
I have covered up every Memo too earefully
for that. I defy them to diecover her
within the walla of the old asylum, eve;,
If they were to search through it by
chance, There's so .many wed vaults
and paneled recessee about the uncanny
old place in which she weld be concealed
until the etorm blow over., Hut, pehawl
why should I tallow myself to think over
it, or lot it worry Imo a einele instant!,
That ie the last place in the world they
would thiek of searehing for her,"
She turned and ran lightly up the grend
steirease, the lamming smile still on her
crimson lips.
"Only five daye now until my Nredcling•
morn, the murmured, WW1 eparkling
eyes and beating heart, as she entered
her boudoir where Aviot:. her maid, was
bending over a great box full of wedding
finery; "only five days more and I tvill
be Perey'e wile th, if Percy were not so
cold a lover!" she eighod wistfully. "Still
I would rather be his wife, though he
hated me, then be the bride of anY other
man though he adored 1110 to dietraction.
"/ wish to goodness I had openly as-
tirerted that Gay had eloped with Harold
remalue," she thought, her mind recur.
ring to tila guests who had Juet Ineft,
it wore to be done over again1 woid
them that. Harold ie bit Europe; no doubt
he will never come back here again; lee
would uever know of it. But I'must not
anew my thoughts to dwell upon bemu-
sing subjecte," elle thought, ehaking back
her blonde curie, "for Percy 14 00111111g
Mile (welling and be must find tee all
stance, not frowns, no bee been here oney
twice during the laet fortnight," she mur-
mured, twiattng the magnificent engage.
mentering she wore thoughtfully aben6
with her slender white flowers; "oven my
servente notice how cold a lover be lee,
If she had but known how 'wretchedly
Percy Grenville bad ;exceed therm two
weeks, oho would not have wondered that
ho wee so cold a /over.
The rain W113 over at last, and the set.
ting sue pooped out,
Sho caught up her gareerthat 'and
strolled out Of the house and into the
g aTLeireene ta°1‘..sv'aitryl ctahMe eVitelitactrneee5Y0;1 0the would
goOntcheerbO 0h-noCirt sweldWitltoiatrehle'ill'Macie a prettY
eicthee atanding ameug the roeee with
the auelight cirliting through the groori
branches upon her golden head. Oho lilted
:to remember that.
Imieurely enoug'h sbe etrolled down the
broad paved. walk -until she reached the
higb-arched
genie orie was statding near by -a man
le duets, trevelieg clothes, leandng his el -
,bows on the pleiret.fence, evidently ad-
miring the flowering ehrubs and broad
leaves of the garden,
Evelyn turned ber hoed rimy Impatient-
ly; elle did not Parley an eye -witness to•
her meeting with her lever.
thee memeut the luau's oyee rested on
Otto bauglity beauty camleesly enough,
then he seining forerard with outstretched
hands, a ory of Joy falling from his lips,
"You!" he cried, "Great Heavent can it
be poegible the one hopoof my life is rea-
lized -I have lent acmes you at lad?"
Evelyn St, Claire stared at the shrubby
etranger in illmoneealedenger, drawing
het slender torm up to its fullest height
Sho had a dim coneetheeness ;he bad
met a person with just sixth 80 faee wine.
wheel) before, but where or whea, or who
he could peasibly be, the couldmiot im•
Evelyn St, Claires, wbite brow pucker-
ed -fete au angry frown,
"Pant do 'you mean?" the axe:Me:reed
haughtily. eI do uot 'know you, If' you
attempt to enter thie gete, 0 obeli SEM' •
raou ooy uervants to throw you front the
grdcn 1"
The mane; race derekeed,
'Yon once knish at ray feetata sued for
a great favor, my lady." he..implied harthe
ly. sasou told me, if I Woule grant that ,
for wbich you pleaded. rnp face Would be
engrave/1. fereeer 01)3111'Your heart.. eYoue
bewitehed me, you charmed -me with your
fatally-beaueiful face, aud amie won me
e0e4 even though me better- jn.dgmeet
would have 1001(0)00 back.. Look into Mee
face encl cee if you 310 000 lthow eaele he
end then Duelled the bebadeeeeparaed
hat book from Itie fluelled, excited face,
Even while be was epeaking 14nnern•
branee oame back to levelyn eet, Claire like
a elmele ol.doont.,
(To be coetemeee
- •
tek.oreel wag out. in ',Blakely's.
motor laet week, He Iias• every-
.
,
thing in it, even we pedemeteie.
Barkee.--Y.ou mean ,speedemeter,
old plan, A pecloineter i.s an
strument for measuring hew far
you walk. Baker -All --right;
, stick te pedometer.
Two Reelpes for Sponge Cake.
Two eupfale sugar, six eggs, leav-
ing out the white of hree j one
cupful boiling hot water, two,and to
half oupfulS liour' one tablespoonful
baking powder Inthe flour, 3eat
the yolks a little, add the sugar and
heist fifteen minntee; add the throe
beaten . whites and the cupful a
boiling water just before the flour,
flavoti with a teaspoonful of lemon
extrapt and bake in three layers,
'Put icing between them, made by
adding to the three whites, beaten
to a stiff froth', six dessort speon-
fills "of pulverized sugar to es,ch
egg, Flavor with lemon to taste.
Best Sponge Cake..-Fonr eggs,
two cupfula sugar, two cupfuls
flour, three level teaupoonfuls bak-
ing powder, one level teaspoonful
cornstarch. Add sugar to the eggs
and beat thoroughly, then tho flour
uith the baking powder and corn-
starch, sifted together, and last
three-qtarters of a cupful of boil-
ing water and one teaspoonful of
lemon juice. Bake in a quick oven
and it is delicious.
II WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
An eminent acientist, the other day,
gave his opinion that the most won-
derful discover, of recent years was
the discovery of Zam-Buk. .tuet
think! As soon as a single thin layer
of Zain-Buk la applied to a wound or
a sore, such iniury is insured against
blood poleent Not one species of
micrObe has been found that Zam-Buk
(hies not
Then again. As soon as Zara-Buk
Is applied to a sore, or a cut, or to
akin disease, it stops the smarting.
That is why children are such friends
of Zara-Buk. They care nothing for
the selenCe of the thing. All they
know is that Zanratink stops their
pain. Mothers should never forget
this.
Again. As sohn as Zam-Buk is an -
plied to a wound or to a diseased
part, the cells beneath the skin's sur-
face are so stimulated that new
healthy tissue la quickly formed. Thls
forming of fresh healthy tissue from
below is Zam-Bulr's necret of healing.
The tiesue thus formed Is worked up
to the safface and literally casts off
Otto diseased tiesue above it. This Is
why Zara-Buk eures are permanent..
Only the other day Mr. Marsh, of
101 Delorimier Ave„ Montreal, called
upon the Zam-Bult Co, and told them
that for over twenty-five years he
had been a martyr to eczema. HiE
hands were at one time so covered
with sores that he had to sleep in
gloves. Pour years ago Eam.lituk was
introduced to him, and in a few
months it cured him. To -day -over
three years after his cure of a disease
he had for twenty -live years -he Is
atili cured, and has had no trace of
any return of the eczema!
All druggiets sell Zarn-Buk at 50e.
box, or we will send free &lel box If
P011 send this e.dvertizernent and a lc.
stamp (to pay return postage), Ad -
Cress Zam•Buk Co.. Toronto,
M.P.' s Have Big Thirst.
To the refreshment department
of the British House. of Commens
legislators pay over 840,000 a year
for wines, The kitchen committee
has an exceedingly low tariff for
alcoltelic beverages. Champagna is
many shillings a bottle lower than
in good restaurants outside the
Hou.s.e. An excellent half bottle of
whitei or red wine can be bought for
12 cents, while. 8 cents only ie
charged for a small cup of black
coffee and a liqueur of brandy, The
teetotallers in the House, number
about a hundred. •
Paper 'honey Cogitu in came.
Paper money is said to have had
its origin in China in the year 806,
when the government issued it to
relieve, a financial stringency, re-
ceivingi coin in return, which tin-
.abled it to pay off outstanding eh,'
ligations. In the museum of , St.
John's College in Shanghai is a
paper bill worth 1,000 cash, the
equivalent of 50 cents American
money, which was issued by, the
first; Ming emperor (Hung-wu, A.D.
1368-1300), It is nearly 'two feet
long is,nsl one foot wide, printed on
mulberry bark paper, and is a
dark slate eolor.
Good Spring Medicine
Is Found in Hood's
Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier and tonic tlaaf
_
for more than a third of a century has been taken
as needed in thousands and thousands of 'mines by
every member of the family.
Its wonderful results in cleansing the system of
all humors, curing scrofnla and eczema, overcoming
that tired feeling, creating appetite, giving strength
and animation, make it the best.
Hood's Sarsaparilla is the people's medicine -
agreeable, effective and economical. Get it today.
Hints for' the Home.
It is never economy to buy cheap
eggs, . .
Cook cairets and beets whole,
then skin and slice.
Sweet potritoes should alwaye he
boiled with their skirls on -and pared
after. N. ,
A good dish drier, can' be made
of a big roasting pan ,with. a cake
rack set into it.
"'Golden yellow Chinese silk cur-
tains are relightful in a room with
a cool north light, . -
Mission furniture of the good, not
heavy, type is excellent for a sira
ple dining maim
An excellent gift for a friend liv-
ing in the country is a sznall table
-for tea or sewing or writing.
One of the best darning baskets
imaginable is- made of strong reed
and raffia worked in a simple'etitch.
An aluminun1 strainer that stands
on its own feet in the sink is a handy
thing to have for washing lettuce,
etc. -
- In making gingerbread,. the but-
ter, sugar, milk and Molasses should
be melted together, then added to
the dry ingredients.
A wide-mouthed thermos bottle is
excellent for cooking cereals. Boil
the cereal a few minutes the night
before 10 10 to be used, then put it
in the bottle and cork tightly. It
will be ready for breakfast.
The lids of saucepans often need
to be raised w,hile cooking -and a
clothes peg with a tack in its top
will answer the purpose, Fix the
peg on the edg2 of the saucepan as
if it were a line, and rest the lid on
Otto tack.
A little vinegar kept boiling on
the stove while onione or cabbage
are cooking will prevent the dis-
agreeable odor from going through
Otto house.
For Heir Health
Rexall ti93" Heir Tonic does
not improve the health of your
scalp and hair, we will pay for
what you use during the trial.
We could not BP strongly endorse
Hamill "93" Hair Tonic and continue
to sell it to the same people if iedid
not do all we claim. Should it not
prove entirely eatiefactoxy
i
our cul -
t0111000 would lose faith n us, we
would loge their patronage, and our
business would suffer,
1 If your hair is falling out or you
suffer any scalp trouble, we believe
Reran "93" Hair Tonic will do more
to eradicate the dandruff, give health
to the ecalp, stimulate new hair
growth and prevent premature bald-
ness than any other human agency.
We want you to make us prove
We. Wo ask you to risk no money
whatever. Buy a bottle of Reitall
!'93" Hair Tonic, 1100 10 according to
directions for thirty days; then if
P081 are not entirely satisflecl, come
and tell us and we will promptly band
back the money you paid us for it.
We 'won't ask you to sign any-
thing, nor even to bring the bottle
back. We won't obligate you in
any way. We will take your more
word. Could anything be more fair?
Could NVO do anything more to prove •
our belief in Rexall " 93 '' Hair Tote°,
and our honesty of purpose fie reeom-
meneling,it to you?
Rena "93" Hair Tonic is as pleas-
ant to use as spring water and has ,
but to faint, pleasing odor. It cornea
in two siees of bottles, 50o and 51.00.
You can buy Hemel "93" Hair Tonio
in this community oaly at our storm
W. S. R. HOLMES,
Clinton Tao 2asz stare Ontario
Tlaere it a Rozall Store in neatly every town
end city in the UMted States, Canada and
Great Settee. There to a different Rexall -
Remedy for nearly every erdinery Marvin M-
eech emeeinily designed for the particular ill
for wilielt it is recommended.
The Reuel Stores are AMC/ICS'S Greatest
Drug Stores
AstIna Catarrh
WHOOPING COUGHS SPASMODIC CROUP
BRONCHITIS COUGHS COLDS
E17000,011010 tarn
A femme. Safe and cOcctirc treatment foe Mom
Mkt troubles, without Vosind the Month0(8 with
meas. Used with success for th/rtY OM%
The sir carrying the antiseptic vapor. InsIEME
With every breath, mai,ne breathing easy, soothes
the sore throat. And Mops the Cough, assuring restful
nights. Cresol.. 81 inValuablo to mothern with
young children And a 13001.1 Co eoffercra from
Arthma. tiond Us vestal for deacribtire ;meat.
ALL DftU00esrre. .M.7.13:61=2:124.
TIT CREfrOLEF
ANTI:3E1,110 THROAT SleeP
TA ELET8 for Oa irritsted
threat. They gm nitupla,
effective and antiseptic.
Of your drthOlist 8, from
us, 10o. in Stamps.
, Yap° Cresokno Co.
62 Cortlandt Se, NS.
atemine mugs Minding
Sit/Areal, Can. 4
TIM DURI/ OF MARLBOROUGH,
Who is writing a series of letters
on the 'Government land policy. He
states -that he will place Blenheim
Park under the . plow to produce
food, for the•national food supply,
taramazattaliasostatioaresattocagisi
Just what you need after a
'hard day's work -A Refresh.
ing enp of
„
9S
Goes farthest for-'tho money
itsolsOcasSocesIMAcifszaritratetgrai
8,
ASK OUR SALESMAN -kOR ,
Campbell's Varnish Stain
The best and mixt durabie finish for
Mare, Furnitere&Weedwork•
.• There isnothing 'Ocelots
Made by Carpenter -Merton Co., Bosses',
BROOM HOLDER ragE
ecpcm this Coupon at &aloes stare end ve.
cave oneef the,Campbel) Bram Helder, hoc
SALS
IJIART,A 'NI) JIRO S
CLINTON
Mrs. Yeast -I see it is Said thaf
throughout her wedding clay the
Korean bride is bound to remain
mute. Mr. Yeast -.No wonder the
Korean bridegroom looks upon hie I
wedding day as one of the happiest
in his life.
Forty years in use, 20 years the
stendard, prescribed and mem-. 1,
mended by physicians. For We.
man's Ailments, Dr. Martel's
F011tale Pais, at your druggist.
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iirt tuba% .
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It lases the most expensive engrave
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Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
Land Regulations.
tny person who is the sole head
of a family, or any male over 18
years old, may homestead a quart-
er section of available Dominion
land in Manitoba Saskatchewan or
Alberta. The applicant must, 'ap-
pear in person r the Donsinion
Lands Agency or Sub -Agency for
the district. Entry by proxy
may helhacle at any ageocy, on cer-
tain conditions by father, mother,,
son, daughter, brother or sister of
intending homesteader.
, Duties. -Six months residence
upon and cultivation of the land in
each of three years. A honiestetici-
ee may live within' nine miles of
his homestead on a farm of at
least 80 acres solely owned and oc-
°ivied by him or by his father,
mother, son, daughter, brother or
sister.
In certain distriets a homestead-
er in good standing may pre-empt
a quarter -section alongside hts
homestead. Price, 3.00 per acre.
Duties -Must reside upon the
homestead or pre-emption six
months in oach of six years 'from
date of homestead entry (including
tne time required' to eaen home.
stead patent) and cultivate fifty
acres extra.
A homesteader who has exhausted
his homestead right lied cannot ob-
tain a pre-emption may enter for
a purchased homestead in certain
districts, Peice, $3.00.
Duties. --Must reside sin months
in each of three yeare, cultivate
fifty acres and erect a house worth
W. W. CORY,
Deputy 00 0180 Minister of the In-
terior.
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of this advertisement will not Ise