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DON'T NEGLECT
YOUR WATCH
goin' to tate hotel," 1nuutroinzing tone. "Ml$ Vanrenen
"Grin bini here at once. We will *ill come out at any mtnute-o ,
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jattoad to the anack afterwards. No � I Medenham glanced at the clack be
Mistake, now, Dale. Ile must see no the side of the speed indicator.'
"Miss Vanrenen is due now unless
she is being purposely detained by
Mrs, Dewar; he commented dryly.
"But why persist in thte piece of
folly?" growled Marigny, to whose re-
luctant consciousness the idea of fail-
ure suddenly presented !Melt. '"You
a I know
li t
must realize by this time that
who owns your car. A telegramfrom
me will put the authorities on your
track,' your arrest will follow, and
Mies Vanrenen will be subjected to
the gravest "inconveniences. Sayre
nom d'un pipe! If you will not yield
to fair means I must resort to foul. It
comes to this -you -either quit Bristol
at onto or I inform Mise. Vanrenen
of
the trick you have played on here',
Medenbam turned and picked up
from , the seat the pair of stout driv-
ing -gloves which had caught Smith's
enquiring eye by reason of their qual-
ity and substance. Ile drew on the
one In the hotel until he and I' have
had a talk."
'Simmonds was produced: He salut-
ed.
"Glad to meet you again, my lord,"
he said. "I hope I haven't caused any
trouble by sending that ,telegram to
Bournemouth, but Dale tells •me that
you don't wish your title to be known."
"Forget it," said Medenham. "I
have done you a' good turn, Simmonds
-are you prepared to do me one?"
"Just try me, air."
"Put your car 'out of commission.
Stick a pin through the earth contact
of your magneto and jam it agaioat
a cylinder, or something of the sort.
Then go to Miss Vanrenen and tell her
how sorry you are, but you must
have another week at least to pull
things straight. She will not be vex-
ed, and 1 guarantee you against any
possible loss. To put the best face
on affairs, you had better remain 1n right-hand glove, and buttoned it.
itristol a few days at my expense,' Of When he answered, be spoke with in
course, it is understood that I depu Witting slowness
Use for you - during the remaider of "Would it not be better for all cc-
the tour." cerned that the lady in whose -behalf
Simmonds, no courtier, .grinned
broadly, and even Dale winked at the
North Star; Medenham had steeled
himself against such • manifestations
of e*ude opinion -his face was impas-
sive as that of a graven image.
"Of course I'll _oblige you in that
way, me lord. Who would/in?" came
the slow reply. „
A WATCH is a delicate piece
1-1. Of machinery. It calls fo
less attention than most
machinery, but must be cleaned
and oiled occasigitally to keep
perfect time. •'
Witb proper care a Waltham
Watch will keep perfect time
for a lifetime. It will pay you
• well to let us clean your watck
every 12 or r8 months:
you profess to be so' deeply moved SOLID 13Y -
tour
be permitted to, continue ber
tour without further disturbance? You
and I can meet in London, monsieur, Biyarn &
and 1 shall then have much pleasure By
am
convincing you that I am a most
peaceable and law-abiding person."
"No, ' came the angry retort. "I
have decided. I withdraw my offer
to overlook your offense. At what -
CHAPTER VII. ever cost, Miss Vanrenen must be pro-
Wherein-Cynthla Takes Her Own Line tected until her father learns how his
wishes have been disregarded by a
When the Mercury, shining from couple of English bandits."
Dale's attentions, halted noiseless`y "Sorry," said Medenham coolly•
opposite the College Green Hotel on li He alighted in the roadway, as the
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the Saturday morning, Count doua'r dreirng seat was near the curb. A
Marigny was standing there; the Du glance into the vestibule of the hotel
Vallan was not in evidence, and its revealed Cynthia, in motor coat and
owner's attire bespoke other aims veil, giving some instructions, prob
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than .motoring, at any .rate for the
hour.
Evidently he was well content with
himself. A straw hat Was set on the
back of his head, a cigarette stuck
between' his lips, his hands were thrust
Into his trouser pockets,and his feet
In
were spread widely apat. Taken al-
together, he had the air of a man with-
out a care in the world.
Ue smiled, too, in the most friendly
Iabion, 'when Medenham's eyes met
bis.
1 hear that Simmonds is enable, to
carry out his contract." he said cheer
lull.
"Yon are mistaken, a second time,
monsieur," said Medenham.
"Why. then, are yen here this morn-
ing?"
'I am acting for Simmonds.If any
thing, my' car is slightly superior to
his, while I may be regarded es an
actually Competent driver, so the con-
tract Is kept in all essentials."
Marigny still smiled.. The French -
ably with regard to letters, to a def-
erential hall -porter. Walking rapidly
round the front of the car, he caught
Marigny's shoulder wlth his left hand.
"If you dare to open your mouth in
Miss Venrenen's presence, other than
by way of some commonplace remark.
I shall forthwith smash your fuze to
a jelly," he said.
A queer shiver ran through the
Frenchman's body, but Medenham.
did not commit the error of imagin-
ing' that •his adversary was afraid. His
grip on Marigny's shoulder tightened.
twelve inches
rB e
The two were now not
apart, and the Englishman read that
involuntary tension of the muscles
aright, for there is a palsy ot rage
as of fear.
"I have some acquaintance with the
eavate," he said suavely. "Please
take my Word for it, and you will be
spared an injury. A moment ago
you offered to treat me Iike a gentle-
man. I reciprocate now by being will -
pun of mid-Victorian t
�Q t0 steep your promise to hold
romance would
have shelved th19 point by indulginggr tongue. Mise. Vanrenen is coma
in "an inimitable Shrum" but nova- What say, you?"
days Parisians of the Count% type "I agree; said Marign9 ,though hie
do not shrugwith John Bull's cloth- dark eYes blazed redly.
sag they have adopted no small share -
Of his stolidness.
"It is immaterial," he said. "1 have
dent my man to offer him my Du Val -
Ion, and Smith will go with him to ex-
Wain
xplain its humors. You, as it skilled
Motorist, understand that a oar is of
the feminine gender. Like any other
charming demoiselle, it demands the
exorcise ot tact: it yields willingly
M gentle handling-
Medenham. out short the Count's
neatly turned phrases. •
• "Simmonds has no need to avail
himself of your courtesy," be said.
A• s. for the rest, give me your ad-
dress An' Paris, and when I next visit
the French capital I shall be delighted
to analyze these subtleties with. you "
"Ah, most admirable! But the real-
ly vitalquestion before us to -day is
your address in London, Mr. Fitzroy."
Marigny dwelt on the surname as
Mr
if it were a succulent oyster,' and, in
the undeniable surprise of the mo-
ment, Medenham was formed to ge-
ifeve that "Captain" Devar, formerly
of Horton's horse, had dared' all by
telling the confederate the truth, or
some part of the truth. The two men
looked squarely at each other, and
Marigny did not fall to alissinterpret.
the dubious frown en Medenham's
face.
Ile descended a step or two,' and
crossed• the pavement leisurely, drop-
ping his voice so that it might not
reach the ears. of a porter, laden
with the ladies' traveling boxes, who
appeared in the doorway.
Why should we quarrel?" he asked,
with an engaging.franlmese well cal-
culated to reassure a startled evildoer.
"In,thie matter I armanxious to treat
you as a gentleman. Allona, doncl
flurry off instantly, and` tell Simmonds
to ring the Du Nation here. Leave me
to explain everything to Miss.Vtenren-
en. Surely you agree that she ought
to be spared the unpleasantness of a
w
rangle--or, ,hall we say, an expos
are? You see," he continued with a,
trifle more animation, and speaking in
French, "the game is not worth the
candle. In a few hours, at the least,
you will be in the hands ofthepolice,
whereas, by reaching London to -night,
you may be able to pacify the Earl of
Fairholme. I can help, perhaps. I
will say all.that is possible, and my
eestl.mony ought to carry ' some
weight."
Medenham was - thoroughly mystifi-
ed. That the Frenchman was not yet
evren'e of his identity was now clear
enough h, with De'ar's proba-
ble duplicitytil1 running in hiind._
he could not solve.' the 'Puede peen
anted by this vaunted half -knowledge.
Again the other attributed his per-
taining -to anything except its real
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"I am wii1tag to 'befriend you." he
urged' emphatically. r You have acted
foolla lly, but not eritginally, I hope.
In your anxiety to help a oolleague
Yon, forgotthe line distinction which
the law dvawe between meum and
ttruin
"No.," said Medenham, turning to
the porter. "But the larger box on
the carrier, and strap the other on
top of it -the locks outwards. Then
you will find that they .fit exactly"
"Don't be a headstrong idiot," mut-
tered the Count, witha certain heat
of annoyance making itself felt in his
Sutter
Mikado Of Japan
d a Moroi
Died Mond ng.
Crown Prince Was immediately
Proclaimed As The New
Emperor.
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Tokio, July 29. -The ennperor of
span died'thr.s•'nlornimg andtb,
Crown Prince Was, hmmcdaitefy
enoelaimed Empero2?,
Earlier Deepat:h.
Tokio, Judy `9. -Foie the iiiat day
crhothe Mikado has been Inept
alive with stimulants. "Hee heart
aotioo is a mei e flutter.
ABSOLUTE
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Little Liver Pills,
381ust Bear Bfgnature of
Tokio, July 7y.- i ae condition of
the Emperor of 'Japan is such as to
oause abendonmmnt oi all hope• of his
recovery. From dawn he has been
unconscious. An examination by the
court physicians et 6 o'clock in the
morning disclosed a high temperature,
weak and Tepid pulse and shallow
respiration, which was greatly accel-
erated from the previous night,
The critical condition e1 the emper-
or was announced in 'a bulletin last
evening; 8 -4 -ba all the imperial pitmen
are eummaned to the' palace; The
physicians employed artificial meas-
ures ". ifbut injection
urea to 1 n life, the
P o
of stimulants seemed to be o1 little
avail. The temperature increased•
from 100 to 102:3, which, with the in-
ereased heart' action and shallow
breathing, indicated that the Emperor
could- not for long withstand the calls
upon his strength.
Po 1ig't
Prince Kateur Returning.
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St, Petersburg, July 29. -Prince
Katsurte started on his return trip to
Japan last night. Prince Kateura has
been in St. Peterebate; for the ,past
week. :It had been his intention to
make en extensiye tour of other'oapi•
tats, lend he is returning home on sa-
eount of the critical illness of the
emperor -
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"Now, you two -what are you discus'
sing?"
"Ah, thanks!" and Medenham's left
band busied itself once more with the
fastening of, the glove,
"You understand, of course?" he
heard, in a soft snarl.
"Perfectly. The: truce ends with
MY . departure. Meanwhile, you are
acting wisely. I don't suppose I shall
ever respect you s0 much again."
"Now, you two -what are you dis
'cussing?" cried Cynthia from the
porch. "I hope you are not trying to
persuade my chauffeur to yield his.
place to you, Monsieur Marigny, Once
bitten, twice shy, you• know; and I
would insist on checking each mile
by the map if you were atthe wheel:"
"Your chauffeur is immovable, ma-
demoiselle," was the ready answer,
though the accompanying smile was,
not one of the Count's best efforts.
"He looks• it. Why are you vexed,
Eitzroy? Can't you forgive -your friend
Simmonds?"
Cynthia lifted those demure bine.
dyes of hers, and held Medenham's
gaze steadfast.
'I trust you are not challenging con-
tradiction, Miss Vanrenen?" he said,,
with deliberate resolve notto let her
Islip back thus easily into the role of
cio a mploser.
She did not- flinch, but ber 'eye'
brows arched a little.
"O11, ' nn, she said offhandedly.
"Simmonds told me his mistortunee
last night, and I assumed that you and
be had settled matters satisfactorily
between you,"
"As for that," broke in the Count,
• have just -offered my car as ra sub-
stitute, but Fitzroy prefers to take you
Is tar as Hereford, at any cost."
"Hereford! I understood from Sim-
meilds that Mr. Fttzroy would eee ue
through the remalader of the tour?"
• Monsieur Marigny is eotoewhat va-
gue in our island topography; Son saw
that leaf evening;' said Medenham,
smiled. Cynthia, too, glanced
fro one to the other with a frank
nernenien ' that showed how fully she
ippyreciated their mutual dislike. As
Ydr, Marigny, his :white teeth gleamed
Coutlasted next week
Canadian
National
Exhibition
on xhibiti,
SOME FEATURES OF
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Imperial Cadet Review
Cadets from all the Overseas Dominlone
Exhibits by the Provinces
Dominion Exhibits
Band of Scots Guards
From Buckingham Palace
Paintings of the Year front Europe
Paintings by best Canadian and
American -Artless
Imperial Cadet Oompetitione-.
Boy Scouts Review
Everything in Educational Exhibits
Siege of Deihl
Besses O' Th! Barn Band
Britain'% Beet BreeeBand
Muskat Ride
Dragoons Mu
Industries in Operation
Butter Makipg,Competitione
America's Greatest Live Stock Shrew
Canada's Big$est Dog. Show
America's Prettiest Pussies
Japanese Day Fireworks
Motor' Boat Races
Hippodrome and Circus '
Four Stages and Arena all going
Eruption of Mount Vesuvius.
Athletic Sports
Ten Band Concerts ° Daily
Acres of Manufactures
Imperial Fireworks --60 Numbers
Imperial Year
BM& .REPOR7i
Liverpool Wheat Futures Close Highs
er, .Chicago Irregular -hive Stock
-Latest Quotations.
CHICAGO, July 27. -Indecision as to
the chance of rust damage northwest
pnaettled wheat to -day. The market
closed nervous at prices vasTing from,
1-4c orf to 1 1-4c 'up, as oomypsed: with,
24 hours before. Latest trading left
corn 1-80 to 1-4c down. to 1-2c up;oats
1-28o to .2 lees lower, androvisiops
strung out from' a shade decline to
12 1 -le increase in cost: '
The Liverpool market 'Monti to-dan. W
to Dad higher on wheat and unchansea•os
corn. -
Winnipeg Options.
Wheat _O ie Oel�i1gin'Lo . Close. Clem
July
... .1ef?e .104;4 1s Ob %D
OOate- gni MS'
Sid hole lie
Toronto Grain Market.
Wheat, fall, boatel. ,.•...41 00 813+41
Wrest, gg000se, busbe'4 1 el
f01
A'a, bushel 0.80
Barley bushel
e 0 60 . 62
Aug. 24 1912 Sept. 9
Peas, Intone' ... . 100
Buckwheat, bQshel ........ 0 e0 1 Ga
Toronto Dairy. Market.
Butter. creamery, ID, roUa.. 028 01;4
Butter, creamery, �1lpohde..... 029
Butter,
utte , separator.orlCaine its. 0-22 fl
Legge,
Cheese, new, lb 0 1414
Montreal drain and Produce.
MONTREAL, July 27 There WAS 11
good enquiry from foreign buyers !oi
oats at an advance of 8d to ed per nate
ter sad Dome hue:nese was wo fol
August -September shipment, but da
Mand for wheat 1s quiet and We gent
era: out of line. TA* local maritet
oats 16 firm, with • !air trade
anitoba`feed barley is somewbat scot
M
and firmer.. A weaker Meting has des
'eloped In the market for Ontario Ibom
and have declined eclined 160 to sic
prices
nbarre1. Spring seabed Moment
with a talslneae
acing. Demand 101
bran and shorts Is active. The buttet
market le strong and Dricee bave nevem-
ed roc. It is eetimated that fully 40
packages of creamery is now stored her
for western aeootMt Cheese is amen
and %o higher 1n sympathy with"
higher prices ruling et an the conn
boards. Receipts for the week Wong
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Yew g
baa •B93 0 9 d8'o•
*69 boxes, t
b , eta 78
tor
fairly settee and firm. 11•acelpts
week were 6635 eases, es against 4804 a
year Stocks: Wheat, 2.200,037 bushels; corn,
6801; oats, 886,722; barley, Senn flazyeed.
88,782, !lour, 77,841,
Cora -,American Na 2 pellote, 78n.
Oats -Canadian western No. L 45neg Na
8, 41'neextra No. 1 teen, 481/40.
Int
BarLe Manitoba Bee' 44v t0 inalte
W r'ak'e "s
uokwbea , o, 8. $d h6c.
PIM!-]rDsattoba •spatnp wbeat patanU,
firsts, M80; emends. 88.80; strong
bakere,
$85pecbo,#'0t
'65.10:
rollers, 4toMAbans52.46t 8828
1
barrels, 08A0; bags, 00 ma., $2,40.
Millfeed-Bran, $22; shorts. 420; mid'
dlings; $27 to 820; mouillie. 080 tel 034.
Bay -No. 2, per ton, car lots, 010 to el
Cheese -Finest weeterna. lee a to 12%
finest eastern -In 12340 to Ilia
Butter -choicest creagrery, MO to
26%o; aeconde, Ma to epee,
Eggs -Selected, isl¢o to 16%o; No, 1
stock, 180 'to lee.
Pppta orfla-,+par bag, car late, $1.60.
Dressed Logi{-•Abattoir killed, $12.75 to
$18.
Pork --Canada short' ..cut back, bbla:, 18
to 65 pieces, $28.60.
Lard -Compound, Heroes,, 875 lbs 10%ei
wood' pails 20 lbs., net, 110; pure, tIeroen
8755 lbs., 153tc; wood DANS. 20 lbs., bet,
1188Beef-Plate, bbla., 200 ]lees,,:, 617; tierces,
200 lbs„ 525.
Liverpool Grain and Produce.
LIVERPOOL, July, 27. -Closing -Wheat
-Spot steady: No. 2 red western winter,
no stock; No. 8 Manitoba. 8s, Futur 4
firm; July 7a 8744. Oct. Ts 8440, Dee. 7a
COrn-spot steady; American mixed, kilij
dried, old, 7s; new, 63 105. Futures firm,
Sept 4s 99¢5, Oct not Quoted. Deo. 4s 914d.
Flour -Winter patents, BOs,
Seel -Extra India mess, 180s.
Pork -Prime mese, western, 96e.
Hams -Short cut, 14 to 16 lbs., els.
Bacon -Cumberland cut, 26 to 80 lege
62s' short ribs, 18 to 24 lbs, 04e; 'clean
betties, 14 to 16 lbs., 60s; long clear m�ld-
dies, light, 28 to 84 lb6 ria' long clea
mlddlee, heavy, 86 to 40 lbs,. 62s 801; short
clear backs, 16 to 20 lbs, 69s; shoulders,
Square, 11 to 18 lbs, Ins 8d,
Lard -Prime western. in tierces, 62e 64;
Amerfcea, refined, 54e
Cheese -Canadian, finest white, pew, 68i;
colored, new 65s.
Tallow -Prime city, She; Amerioan re-
fined, 1n London, 85s. Turpentin Splr1t84
88s 80. Rosin -Common, les ed. Petroleum
,-Refined, 9744. Linseed ort -89a 60, Cot-.
tonseed-oil, Butt refined, spot, 57s.
Duluth Grain Market,.
DVLt1Tii, July 27.WOieat--No.';Meted,
$1.06;¢; No, 1 northern, 51.0131; No, 8,
$1,0 %; July, 01.08%; Sept., 9634o asked;
Dec., 982'x40 nominal.
CATTLE MARKETS.
East Buffalo -Cattle .Market.
BAST BVP�ALO, July 21... Cattle..-fe-.
ce�lpts 80 head; steady.
Vedale-Recipts, 100 head; active and
;steady', 84 to811.
Hoe-Repet 1600 bead Ed
ylYtrt act .
20o to 180, higher; heavy and fnlz 864q8&,7
to4� n; . orkers, $8,70 to $8.80: nig . iA
to *8.16; loughs, 47.40•to 07.66; stage, 16 t6
$6:25; darnel, 08.60' to 08.70. •
Sheep and' Lambs -Receipts, 2000 bead'
sheep active and steady; lambs clow and
25e lower; lana, $4.00 to 88.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO July 27,•-Cathie.-slpOs,
800; market P,eoslow and steady'.beta-"
08.80 *4.6
to 09.85; Tears steer', 0 480
western steers. 08.86 to $'J.BQj psi
and feeders, 04.20 to **:O01
ars, $2,80 to $6.n; caivea,
Hogs -Receipts, 10,080; mar
le lower; light, 77.05 to 38,40t'mitre
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AperfectRemedy forCottsttpa-
tion. Sour Stomach,Dfarrhoca,
Worms,Convutsions,Feverish-
ness arid Loss of SLEEP:'
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NEW YORK.
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For Infants and Children:.
The Kind You Have
AlwaysBought
Bo
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Bears the
tire
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of
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For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
Insa aenotion. tenet rum arm
er.m to es nw rotildriti
to $7,60; iotas, 105.75 to *8.10; bulk of sales,
*7 65gtetoep Flea
Lambe 6000
tet steady; native, LS,14 to '
*8.28 to 04.75• yearlings. $4 to '80. LanLW,
native, $4,83` to. 02.50; western, M. t�4
85.60. -
Lirerpooi Cattle .Market.
LIVERPOOL,
27. -John Boarrevrit
Co., Liverpool, Julol, cable to -day that,
plenty of Irish cattle coming into Oa
Birkenhead market, prices have
no advance daring the peat w�gaakn (�
quotations ae last cabled for tlgs4l4
steers. 14t 0 to 24740 per pouno. 8111 halos,
s
THINNESS
is',ftes a sign of poor health.
Loss
�`of`Weight genera* shows
something 'wring. ll
Scott'
fi Emulsion.
tar ecasthisseondkionand builds
op the:whole bodyi'An Diossies..
seta a iluvrae. Toronto Qse.? 11110
• Cheese Markets.
W.LT>3BtTOWN, N.Y., Ju! Ef.-'Cheers
sales 8000 boxes at 1474e to 0:
CANTON, N,'Y July . 2B ere werer,
8800 boxes of cheese sold at um; 879 tubs,
butter at CI7tc.
wOorre packagesAof butt r sold at 27.-There
h o
000 boxes of cheese sold at U%5,
Ls, 0DO JiIy St -At to -day's Meese
olarket 4699 boxes Offered; one sale was
mad at 2$734�e; biddf g 1234o to 18 3-48e. -
BVILl.FJ July 17. --At the local
chew board i boxes of whits tqrvi
boarded sad mall re sold on the bearrd
"COVQTµ e , Far. :ars tf.--At the
Da eo14 .81800latton, stern
hereehtto
day, 17 fsotorlea boarded 801 package* er"
t boxes of cheese. F'lv
butter
hoi-
sts 874 aekofsa of fol
sold at end 80 boxes cheesd',
atm 111of 17 pu0 sees of butter and 48
NEGLECT
filo .cleanse the sys'terd of undigeat-
food, foul gasses, excess bile inithe
the aw-
• waste atter
liver and)se. in h bow-
els will 4mpalii6°oup-.heaitia. The.
best system regulator is FIG PILLS
At, all dealers 25 andl. 5.0 cenits,ortrla,,e
fig Pili Co.,.St. Thomas, Ont. Sall
in Clinboal by .7. E. Feowey, Drug
When you want to clear your
house of flies, se.e that you get
-(G'otto"n" Root,c.oin��`rouun*L
The grt Utrine Tonle. and,
only, sate effectual. Monthly.
-gulator on which women can
depend., Goldin three degrees
of strength -NO.. 1,' $1 No. 2,
10 10 degrees stronger • $8• N
for cocoal. caeee, es per boa..
Sold by all drugpsta, or sent'
prepa;d en, recant of prico.,�
mf. PasopphlCt. Address 5x6 .
COPEMED1Oilli ,TORp$tG ONT. (forrnerli if xndaw'
WILSDNS
PADS
Imitations are always unsatisfactory.
WJ PWS WHEN CURED
Drs. K. & K. TAKE ALL RISKS
75 4
Cured by the New Method Treatment
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NERVOUS DEBILITY
a and middle-aged men are annually swept to a premature grave-
ThottranIyefyou g•
lowing s Early I $ consult
u. before and Bleed DAre,yo nervous you have any o, the fol-
! lowing a symptoms specks us before it y too tote, envies them eweakobaacck,
•
kens and gleamy, specks 'before the eyes, with dark rc
kidneys on00irritable, face,
eyes s of the heart, cheeks dreamsreand losexpression, poor memory,
fresherjthe face eyes sunken, hollow treng cheeks, careworn asp , P
tl 8 nights changeable
oati]a
e LD tired
mornings r
es es g
trn
energy and strength, 1 lack e r
fru ten gy
pimples
less dis sg eta
1 Peoat
moods, weak manhood, premature decay, 'bong polos, air loose, sora' throat,
YOU WILL BE A WRECK
One New Method sTreatmentth can curepurified so that pimples blotcheUnder its
ulcers
nflu-
encs the brain becomes active, the blood p
poucph ear, the nerves become strong ght t le faoehfull and clears, nerl uratoma Eine
the-
bdy acv vanish, rho e o becomes bright th
pp y e-.0
m moreand the mo from
end sea. nni et quacks
ore andfakirs
rob
rains carts
vital waste from thesystem,. Don't tet quacks and Taklrs rob you of your hard
earned dollars.. We will cure you or no Pay.
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