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FORTUNE
Freed From That Weak, Lan-
guid, Always Tired Feel-
ing, by Lydia E Pink -
ham's Compound.
Thessalon, Ont.- I cannot speak too
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petite is poor and I`
have that weak lan-
guid, always tired
feeling, I get a bot-
tle of Lydia E. Pink.
ham's Vegetable
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Inc strerigth, and re-
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health again. It is
truly blessing to
women, and I cannot
speak highly enough of it. I take pleas-
ure in recommending it to others." --
Mrs. AMU CAMERON, ThesSe1011, Ont.
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• There are proles/Ay hundreds of thou-
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'PHITESDAY, IVIA,1101111 eigh, 1911i.
rag6
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uffe
By LOuis Tracy
Copyright by McLeod & Allen, Toronto
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19K, se I willattend to the -cal m.yeelf,
Felehaps 'Fitzroy's presence may be
dispensed With."
l'he felt -lined telephone box was
well screened oft; as first impressions
Might be valuable, she adjusted the
receivers ea.retully over both ears, be-
fore she shouted "Hallo!"
"That you, any lord?" said a voice.
"Hallol-who wanis Fitzroy?" sh.
asked in the gruffest tone she could
'adopt,
"It's Dale, my— Dut who b talk-
ing? Is, that you, Mr?"
"Go me Can't you hem'?"
"Not very well, nay hard, but your
aordship's father dropped an to, me
at Bristol, an' he's here now. What
am I to do?"
i "My lordship's father! What are
tou talking about? Who are you?"
"Isn't that Lord-- Oh, dash it,
ren't you Miss Vanrenen's chauffeur,
itzroy?"
"No. This is the SYntolfs Yat no-
,eI. The party is out now, and Fitzroy
Ii1 Ivo% but I can tell him mune.,
Slim wish to say."
I Mre. Dever fancied that the speak:, r
liege words thus tar had excited lic,
fi eliest curiosity, would imagine ilia;
h was in conimunication with the Pro-
prietors of the hotel. She was iler
mtistaken. Dale fell into the trap in-
s ntly, though, indeed, he was not to
be blamed, since he had asked most
ti.rnestly that "Mr. Fitzroy, Miss Van-
rerien's chauffeur" should be brought
to ;the telephone.
'Well, man," he said, "if I can't
hold of -of iFtzroy-I must leave
iessage, as I don't suppose I'll have
tereqther chance. Pm his man, I'm
'Da; have you got it?"
"ell him the Earl ef Fairhohne
.sts•-Dale."
Waned up in Bristol an' forced me to
e Ilan everything. I couldn't help it,
e; old gentleman fell front the
looming sky, be did. Will you re -
Member that nanier
Nele yes: the Earl ot Fairholme."
"Well, Ids lordship Will understand.
I mean you Must tell Fitzroy what I
Said. Please tell him privately. 1
expeet I'll get the sack anyhow over
this business, but I'm dein' me best
in tryire the telephone, so you'll con-
fer a•favor, main, if you call Fitzroy
on one side before tellin' bim."
Though the telephotte-box was stuf-
fy 'when the door was closed, Mre.
Devar, felt a oold chill running down
her spine,
"I await quite understand," she said
thickly. "You're Dale, somebody's
man; whose man?"
"His lordship's. Oh, d -n. Beg
pardon, mam, but I'm Pitzroy's chauf-
feur."
It wee a glorious night of early
sun:uner, yet lightning struck in that
little sbut-off section of the hotel,
"Do you meat that you are Vis-
count Illedenheet's chauffeur?" she
geeped, and her hands trembled se
Much that she could scarce hold the
receivers to her ears.
"Yes'm. Now you've got it. But,
look here, I daren't stop another min -
nit. Tell his lerdship-tell Mr. Fitz-
roy -that rn dodge the Earl in some
wag as' remain here. I•le says he has
been tricked, wot betweext Inc an' the
Prenclamn, but be means to go bee:
to Dolidon to -morrow. Good -by,
Mani. You won't forget -strictly eri-
State?" i
"011, na, I won't forget," said Mee
Dever grimly; nevertheless, she Alt
weak and'sick, and isa her anxiety 11
rush out into the fresh air she Cid
forget to hang up the receivers,
the Symon Yat FIotel was out off Tr, la
the world of telephones until some"-
pne entered‘the box early next morn-
ing. i
She was 4 a not uneoramon ts•pe-
na physical icbward endowed weh
erves of Stel, but, for once in her
life, she cara perilously near fainting.
It was bad erkmgh that a moneyeeak-
ing project of some value should sbow
signs of tumbling in ruins, but far
worse that she, an experienced tuft -
hunter, should have lived in close
companionship with a viscount for
eour long days and snubbed him ran-
corously and without cease. There
Fag no escaping the net she had con-
trieed for her own entaglement. She
bad actually written to Peter Van-
reeen that she deemed it her duty
es Cynthirers eleeperoq to acquaint
him with Simmond's defection and the
filling of his place hy Fitzroy, "5 most
unsuitable pergola, to act as 1Viiss Van-
renen's chauffeur" -indeed, a yaang
man who, she was sure, "would never
eave been chosen for such a response.
Tole postern" by Mr, Vanrenen him -
°Et d Fitzroy was Viscount Meden-
ham, heir to the Fairholme estates,
one of the most eligible young bache-
lors in the Idugdonel 011, blind and
crass that she had not gueesed the
truth! The car, the luncheon -bask-
et, the rare wine, the crest on the
Raver, the very candor of the wretch
in giving his real name, his instant
recognition of "Simtay" Devar's moth
-
or, the hints of a eallahood passed
n Sussex -why, even the aunt he
SPolte of on Derby nay must be Susan
St. Maur, while Millitient Portheawl
Pad actually met, him ia the Bourne-
noeth hotel! -thee and Many Anoth-
er vivid index pointed the path of
knowledge to one , so well versed as
she in the intricacies of Derbett. The
Very attributes "which she had taken
fdr at impertinent aping of the Man-
aere of society had shouted his ident-
ity Into her deaf ea,re time and again.
Teen an intelligent Westen.d house-
maid would have fed sortie eruppielon
of the facts When confronted by these
pilecaup.toltens. She remembered 130-
Licing hiS hands, the quality of linen,
les astenishingly "good" appearance
len the only °aeration theashe had seen
bine In evening dress; elle almost
eroaned aloud when she ;revealed the
Manniri of her son's denleaure froin
rletol, and some imp in her heart
meted the bursa ashes of the fixe that
lied devoured her ethen she heard -why
eeptain Dever was regneeted to resign
les eonenalssian. Of -course, this proud
yoarig tu'istoorat recognized him at
once, and had brushed hint out of his
fight ,as ore might brush a 'fly off a
winek,wpane.
But how was sho to am In Tai of the
firenieftecl disast E'l , C,V11 , had, rot he°
-----,
pm warned her? Did Marini kiTow,
alid Was that the explanation of his
heepida denaeanor when she and Cra-
hia were about to enter the ear that
timing? Indeed Mitrigny's quiet ac-
peptance of the position was quite as
difficult to understand as her own fail-
nre to grasp the significance of all that
happened since 1100n on Wednesday.
• mu very clay, before breakfast, ho had
lemma to her room with the cheering
piews that information to hand from
London would certainly procure the
dismissal of "Fitzroy" forthwith. The
Mercury was rogisterqd 111 the naane of
the Earl of Fairliolme, the obvious de-
duction being that his lordsbip's °haute
!few waa careering through England
Su a valuable car without a Shred of
,permission; the merest whisper to
;Cynthia of this discovery. reed the
Frenchman, vrould send "Fitzroy"
Packing,
And even, what had Cynthia meant
iwhen she referred at Chepstow to tbe
"Norman baron scowl" witb which
"Fitzroy" had favored Maeigny? Waa
she, too, in the secret? -Unhappy Mrs.
Dever! She glowered at the darken-
ing Wye, and wriggled on her chair in
torture.
"Wass it all right a -bout the tel-e-
pborte, mans?" meld a soft voice at her
• She started violently, and the maid
was contrite.
"I'm ver-ry ior-ry, mam," ehe said,
"but I sea Mr. Fitzroy down there on
riteer---"
"Where, where?" cried the other,
rather to gain time to oollect,her wits
Ithan to ascertain Medenhem'e where-
abouts.
The girl pointed.
"In that lit-tle boat, all by its -self;
mam," she said.
"011, it was of no importance. BY
the way," and Mrs. Dever produced
her purse, "you miglat tell the people
In the office not to pay any attention
to the statements of a man named
Dale, if be rings up from Hereford.
lie is only a olutuffeur, and we shall
see him in the morning; perhaps It
will be best, if he asks for Abner
again to -night, to tell him to await
our arrivel,"
"Tess, mare." and tbe maid went off,
the ricber by half-a-crown. Mrs. De-
var's usual "tip" was a afxpence for
a week's attentions, so it would de-
mand an abstruse arlthmetle.al calcu-
lation to arrii,e at an exact estimate
of the degree of mental disturbance
pthoartlued to the present lack of pro-
tioLeft alone once more, her gaze fol-
lowed a email skiff speeding upetreamt
aver this placid surface oe tbe silver,
Wye; Medenhane was rowing, and
Cynthia held the tiller ripes; but Mrs.
0,01,ftr'S thoughts turned her mind's,
eyes inward, and tbey surveyed a gray
prospect. Dale, the unseen monster
;who had struck this paralyzing blosve
apoke of "the Frenchman." Lord
t
airholrue had charged both Dale and
the Frenchman" with tricking him.,
erefore, the Ertel and Maligny had
met at Bristol. If BO, and there could
be little doubt of it, MarIgny would
herdly appear in Hereford, and if she
attempted to telephone to the Greee,
Dragon Hotel, where Cynthia had en -
inaged rooms, she would not only fall
h K
0 reacarig/1Y but probably reveal:
9 `wentlifel Earl the Very fact which;
else, tee,med to have withheld frone
e, namely, his soree address at the
Dent, '
, „saele assumed that Dale knew how ,
pe -Communicate 'with his master be-,
18,aiese lialulenharn had telegraphed tha
eat of the hotel at Symon's Yet,
, reln she was right. Medenham,
rented his baggage, and, having es- '
f.. ,Otigleed 'Met there was a suitable]
;rep, aent instructions that Dale wag
;
to travel by it. This, of course, the
, d eeaTied oft his son's portraaiates
' pin could not do. Lord Fairhonne
I ,enex, and had actually hired a room
, in the Green Dragon next to that re-,
' peevea for Cynthia.
suddenly groan Wise, MrS. Dever
flegi.ded against the telephone. But
Mere remained the secrecy of the
post -office, what harm if slue sent a
brief message be both the Green Dra-
gon and the efitre Hotels-Marigny
Would be sure to put up at one or the
ether if he were in Hereford -and
demand his advice? She harried to
the drawing -room and wrote:
Remaining Symon's Yat Hotel
. to -night. Suppose you are aware
of to -day's developments. F. Is
, son Of gentleman you • met in
Bristol. Wile' reply. •
, DEVAR.
She went to the hotel bureau, but
a sympathetic landlady shook her
head
"Tee Post -office is closed. No tele-
grams can be dispatched until eight
o'clock on Monday," see said. "Eiut
there is the telepbone--"
"It is 'leaderless," said Mrs. Dever,
crushing the written forms in her fin-
gers as though she had reason to be -
jive they might sting her.
She resolved to lot events drift now.
They had passed beymed her control.
Perhaps a policy of masterly inactive.
ty might rescue her from. Use tOrna-
de which had swept her off her feet.
In any case, she mast fight her own
battles, irrespective of the cabal en-
tered into in, Paris. Captain Jame
Dever was en hUpOesible ally; the
French Count was a negligible gum-
tity when compared with. an Einglish
yiscount whose aneeetry threw back
to the Conquest and evliose estate
covered belt of a midland shire; but
there remained, aetive as aver, the
eelf-interest of a poor Widow front
4 Whose despairing reap was Ellerdng
a ,golden opportunity.
"I e it tors late?" she asked herself,
"Can anything be done? Maud, my
dear, YOU /are .up &Detest it, as thee
eay In America. Pull youreele toe
gather, exclseee 12 7011 can't teviiiikeyelu•
W,lhtakmls to eictur own•. adeentaee,"
, enthia, 'Meanwhile, was enjoying
hereat hugely. The placid reaches
of the Wye bffered a delightkur epee
itrast to thesetteelyeked, eoade oi Mon-
modebehira; , and, it may be addea,
th, ego wee fanoSugh of Modem: Eyela
her compotateen to reedeli thet roped -
Ing rione Jthe 'lobe ,attraeeteh ,e6Seelle
ihtlewdean5 Ilinn661ilietr4:'7et513.4aaliourier4t,itia,*Itare'e
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His constant activity gradually weak-
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DNCEMBER 2901.1911
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Winnieleg, Sept. 9.-Tbe prospects
for hervesting this week seem to be
excellent. There have been local
storms, one of -which hit Manitoba on
Saturday night but on Sunday the
weather proved to be of a fine drying
chaancter and helped along the op-
timism,
Flax win be a late feature in the
harvest in Manitoba but given dry
weather, the grain crop will be good.
Saskatchewan also reports quick
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ready for business and 'harvest hands
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St. Catharines, Sept. 9.-Warro ma-
turing weather the past week has
worked wonders to the fruit erop
through the Niagara district. Fruit,
which before 'had been at a standstill
as regards ripening, bas now ripened
se rapidly that growers have had to
work from dawn till evening, Extra
hands have isean taken on in nearly
all large peaeli orchards in order that
ripe treet Mei not spoil.
The fine weather has been general
throughout the periinsula all week,
this seethe) escaping storms which
etrurek Torepte Thursday and Friday
evening. Oeneinuous rein prior to this
week bee bad a beneficial effect on
the poaches, which are Much lerger
then last &tear. Although slightly
watery tlry have a better flavor,
Frank eia linger picked, packed and
e'lltlePed,i,ogg 'baskets in one dal, last
wees. imu1ar work haa been done
on Many ciefese large lams 01 the the i.L4i kelt.
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Liverpool and Chicago Wheat Futures
Close Lower -Live Stock-
• Latest Quotations.
LIVeSupciae, sole. 7.—Tho market
oilened 01 4,4141 to ydd. Ving 111.
10
1111100d. hy the , weakness, la Vitetilpere
1012. forecast of larger weelres t.1771440,
:Wallowing the opening, More oe re wferteer
Presenrei vrl-th an additional deeliue of
#
ri tho e001 WOSPler /11 t110 united
ineelem and weakness in euenos
Toward the close the rcaricet resoveree
mut of the decline, with Borne ceYering,,,,
al,d iraProv,44. demand Mr Aittbrionn
parcels and Et hotter silat trade.' At the
close the insrkst waa steady, 1/541 to
lower than yesterday, Corn opened
&aimed and held steady during the 805,
sten, The pressure of Plate Offers, small
enquiry for forward shipinett, was off-
set here by the strong Argentine freight
snleetion and the decreasing local stooks
here, ,
CHICAGO , Sept, 7.-Wbeet today
barely escaped going into the 80's, De-
cember delivery sold as low as 90c to
901/60, the third day in suoceeelon that
the low price record tee the seasen has
been broken,. The market gave way be-,
t eeth the shadow ef the oh -coming
crop, and closed weak Sie, to eito under
last night. Corn finished %a to eSo
up oats unchanged to lee higher and
provisions varyingefrom 1214c /iodine
to Mc advance:
Winnipeg Options.
Open. High, Low, Close, Close
Wheat -
Dee. ..... sole sole • ie 85 8514
Oct. 80% 09% 88 88A 001,
OatSL::
Ogt, . ... „., 35/ 8961,
39 2511
Toronto Grain Market.
Wheat, new, bush 50 90 to 80 90
Wheat, geese. bilsh
Bye, bushel
Oats, ,bushei
Barite', bushel
Pees, bushel
Buckwheat, bushel
• 048 046
000 070
TOO ...
080 00
Toronto Dairy Market.
Butter, creamery, lb. rolls... 0 29
Butter, oyearnery, sonds.„*, 27
Mutter, separator, daliy, lb0 27
Mutter, store lots 0N
'Bps, new-lald
cheese, ninv, lb 0 1.8
guneY, ertraeted 111 . t 11
Roney combs, dozen .. ... 2 70
Montreel Grein and Produce.
asE011TR1MIL, Sept. 7. -There was an
increased de,mand from fo1.0ign buyers
for UM .0105 illarlitOPEL spring wheat, but
as cables were weaker at a further de-
cline of %cl. to 341 per quarter, the prices
bid In most cases were glyt Oi Wks, and
Ilttio 'business MILS do4e. The 0mand for
oats ls still ghee end ae the oriels bid
show ex,parters geed prefits considerable
busInette is doing, The stock et cede in,
store shows an lacrease of itt,ono bushels,
as compared witis keit weee, but ties is
eccounted tor hy the fact that a let of
American oats axe coming forward here
for eeport account. The local market is
strong with a good demand for meets,
Inoue is steady, with a istr demand for
small Iota Millfeed active and
Tbe demand for butter Is good and the
tone strong. Receipts for week were
64 packages, as against 16,619 a year ago,
Cheese Is quieter, but firm. Beeelpts for
the week were Teta bexes, against 6e0e8
o year ago. Eggs active, neeelets eor
the week 41189 cases, against 4470 a. Year
ago.
0 so
es
0 28
024
020
6 1045,
0 12
200
gova—Amorkm 51o. 2 yellow', tee to Ole,
ats-Oanadlan western, No, 2, 4045c to
600; No. 8, 48e to 4814e; extra No, 1 feed,
•IDe to
Badoy-rean. real, 00a to 630.; malting,
leluoitsveeee-ale, 2, '74e to 720.
Pleur-Menitoba. sexing 'wheat patents,
eirets, 08.80; aeertbds, St01.30; ;Arena baker%
$8.10; wints
ter patee, e wee, 51.20; stral.ght
rollers, $4.88 to 04,00; bags, sere to $2,30.
Belied oata-Barrels, al,s6; hags, 06 tbs..,
$2.neft,
• lefer28 to V8., mounto, $30 to VA.
seren, Vs; shorts, $271 mid-
f1,Y--- 0, 2, per tonk ear 100", 016 t
Ceeese-Pieest westeres, /Saito to 1414e;
fiesta eastertis, 3.214e te 14o , .
Better -Choicest creamery, 270 to ergo;
scones 2514o to 20o.
Eggs-Laeleeted, 2-80 to 2Do; No, 2 stock,
300 10 k0°.
Fotatoeg-eer bag, car lots, 8.3c to 000,
Hogs -Dressed, abattelri }tilled, 112 to
81280
Pork-reef:ivy Camera ahort mese, bets.,
S5 to So pieces, $27; trblo, 40 to 50 pieces,
erd-Compound, tierces, 175 lbs., 210,25;
Wood pails, 20 lbs, net, $10.75; pure, tierces,
SE lbo, 514,26; wood pails, 29 lig,. 2143t4
Llveepo o 1 P rovislepte
eaVERPooL, Sept. 7.-13ee2-Extra U-
rea mess 142s Ut. _ ....
Bork-.Vcu
ne Mess, western, jess so.
Beans- ort t, 14 to 16 lbs., 60s.
Bapon- emberiand tut, 26 te SO lee., 0610
taloa; ribs,
d 16 24, Obs, ,i3Sfo1ni y:;4rt
);i1410)11b1,is;i0agoevxia
4a7f151t28t94lbs.,7oe;l°ieenr;
d0,h@SNY,
SO to 40 1b'
sss oa; short
Clear backs, 16 to al lbs. 680; shoulders,
stmare, 94 90 13 Ms., 600 dd, e ,
aryl -prime western, tri tierces, Us 841;
gA505roolcsaen-a9inialidlistriS,T151»5eds't wil'ite, new, Ns
05; ectorell, new, 67s 621. . .,.
Duluth Grain MarNet,
nterieuT1-1, Sept, 7. -Wheat -New, No. 1
northern, 87%e; No. 2 do., 84%e; Septeme
bg2euro, , 57%chaesitede December, 8701,0; MaYi
CATTLE IVIAR,KETS,
East iSuffelo Cattle Merket,
HAAT 'r,eire,Areo, Sent. 7.-aattle-Re-
es tit, 100 head. steed( .M0
to, egt—rteerett t10000. ?ell; Lewt,IVA2411,26.41 MC1
:1°Ift-l'ill't°81 5610 Ob 6800 . all 8d0
,100t. 1 0?8,3,•1 )Ctrer, '5[4, ' 6" t4 t.64';aiii°05;
11 496, f ll.2,8i fOti0/1$ $7: :16 't, et. i•lai stags,
1?Ife it. 1,ns161.4;,1,110,74.,,i,eselprei i.800 lessee
a tee() ankseee, . is". .teeeee • „tee
Chicago Live gtoele. -
gcAoo, dept. 1.--dekt1e-netie1le,
'cararitet slow, 1300 yds, k5,76 to
at„seq,, 04:74 6c) EO'. wIsttire st60 $f,
v 714 tVg 'eekteoialitveiriseaste.s eoelictefsc,a461,
tol-'3.8n-p i e(1701PnP,$87,0•1°06 Itouls.210tE: -4nestireatiev,e 1,1488
1
co //46; neaVY, $7,7o to $s51; rough, 7,
to rat; picotf, 0,25 to ;8.20; ireS4 of eat ,
Slit to Ss. , '4,, "1&*,
it eel" ala Laulbs-Ttecelpts, ,. walled
It onla Ils,1,170, 52.60 1014,7q.; 00 'err, $1,80
to rate yoargno, 5%0c to ..0 . , atnio,s,
hag ye,. 64.76 12 u.goL'artaterrh .v., ti ,,9 $1,46.
Liverpool Cattle Martreiee
*Pe4ItVh.A:7:4141,10'013eshtz, 07,.1-11.00040, 8. AVM' &,.
ce. 1-evert•eol etealeeeetlek t29t bet et
4 ,?.'14.1"laleyariVfaa. pIrCTS12/430'3fe tie. eT'loa n iIeZitee'
17:1. ' 417lit'cle6ile:e noM,7,iteblees7:,t: 919 ,. '.C. alla'
ihn 04.0s, bo'Q00 a0u9 19 uf. Der, VI
`CANTON, ST.Y., Sept. "f.-Silive, theme
one three hundred bokee eS ekeese at
ibilie; 000 tube butter at lifiteo,
BeffeLEVILLK, Sept, cheese.
beard nifty, 2099 offered; 1900 sold et
18%e, 200 sold 13 746c, balance reeueed,
LONDON, Scot, .-At tedesee
Obese market, 500 boxes Were sefered
rIn 0810 at 13%c, bidding from 12 13440 ylci 10
D, Sept, 7. --At the
rpeaLing ,of. the Eltptern TOwnShipS
Malrymort's Associatton, held bore to-
' dAY,..bUtter sold Itt 2676c„atid 270,, Ne
''6411WS'0%‘01::f13:1°111I6ATCOIWNNU.:1,4"NE,IY,,tili,
Sold today 261,4,e; eheeee. nista
steles, 7200 et lea. ssie '
CASTOR IA
For Meats and, Uhildreg,,
lie Kind You Nave Altar Bought
Stomach Blood and
Liver Troubles
Much sickness starts with weak stomach, and consequent
poor, impoverished blood. Nervous and pale -people lack
good, rich, red blood. Their sem:reels need ioligorafing
for, after all, a man canbe no stronger than his stomach.
A remedy that makes the stomach strong and the liter
active, makes rich red blood and overoonies and drives
out disease -producing bacteria and cures a isliole
multo-
tudo of diseases.
Get rid of your Stonzaeil Weakness and
LIMP Laziness by taking a course of
Or. Pierce'Golden Mediaf DisoaVevY
-the great Stomach -Restorative, Ziver
Invigorator and Blood Cleanser.
You can't afford to accept any medicine of unknown
comp,Isifien as a substitute for "Golden Medical Discov-
ery, which is a medicine OP kNOWN COMIVSITION, having
a complete list of ingredients in plain English on its bet-
tle-wrapper, same being attested as cermet tattler oath.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regztlate and Invigorate Stomach, Uvcr and ame,e..
wirmsrnwasuoug.....,
al1.2=1.131.1...1.171.12MP.1.1139.0E.R411.174120.1==44.612-'....."
atruck by Motor.
Toronto, Sept. 9 -Failing to notice
the approach of the motor ears HenrY
Thomas -was knocked down near the
eiteer of Ring and Sheehourne streets
yesterday deed -teen, and seriously in-
jured. The ear was driven by Mamie
Saebrack, 337 Sherbourne street.
Seventy More Engines.
Kingston, Sept. 9. -The Canadian
Locomotive, Works has just been
awarded a centred to supply 25 loco-
motives for the Canadian Pagifie
Railway and 45 for the Canadian
Northern Railway.
Sa1Isw Skin
Liver !Spots, Pimples,
Circles Ender the
Eyes
are all signs of the systembeing
clo.ggeirl, The Liver en.d 'Bowels
are inactive and tie Stornakin is
weak from ;undigested foods ,and
foul gases,
Pig Pills
the great firniit emrcely, will Snake
you feel like anew person.
Winnipeg, 31e14'2701911
After taking three boxes of your:
Rig Pills tor stomach arid liver
troubles 1219139 strotg and 'well and
able to do my own work, 'Mee.
A. lf, Saulter
Sold at all 'dealers in 25 arnd50
cent •hoxea or mailed 'by The Fig
Pill Co., St.Thoreas, Ord, Sold im
Clinton by a. E.Iforey Druggist,
Dark
Threcnaten Mey Be Lost,
Gimli, Sept. 0. The gasoliue boat
with three men which left this place
Friday morning to go north and bring
beek a party who were duck shootiug,
was seen about 10 o'elock Friday at
ernes, about two tans from the berieh
and seemed to be drifting back. As
the lake was very rough and a high
wind blowing, groat fears are enter-
tainod that they are lost. Arrange.
inents are -being made for a tug at
Winnipeg Beach to go in seareh of
the party.
N i M os re
Dandruff
amng Hair
call, Itch
Men and wanlene-do you want a
splendid head of luxuriant hair free
tram scale' etch rind dandrefaa
Der you want hair so bete itehingly
radiant that tt compels the ad-
nelearion of all 'who seeet?
De you want a scaln ae inanaaene
lately clean and .bright as a. inewly
minted coin. •
If you doaget a50 cent bottle at
PARISIAN Sago today, '\V, S, R.
Eames solie It,/ so do dealers eveee--
where. The gfri with the Anhuvin
bah, on Ore* carton .end :bottle.
-Ask for PARISIAN sage and see
that you!get 91,
•
Lopt Their Valuables,
Braptiord, Sept. 9. -Wagner and
Milieu', members of the Brantfeed ball
el'eb, Mourn the loss of gold. watches,
WEree also toeing 150 ash as a
702 of the elab's visit to liamilten
en Friday lase.
Tbo watches and money were de-
s led with the ojerk at the Vele
morlean Hotel aed &urine the playL
ere' absence etre:rider§ called and titale
ed they lea.t been sent by the playere
to secure t property.
The olerk headed 1.1 out tq tbem seed
the theft was 4iscovere4 an hour late*.
SUMMER COMPLAINTS
KILL 1,11.1TLE ONES, k
There is always a big demand fat
a thing that cantata!, he hail],
In Eastern Caatedat The fairlaseee
along tb.e Grand Tetunk Pacific pity
the in/exhume' Wage and this 90059
excellent chance 1for yornig Dash
visic the 'West.
The route via Chicago i0 1-'
teactive ane, as many large cedes
and toevns ere, paSSed ensloute,
which breaks the InenoionY of the
journey, as there is sometleng new
eeeall the time. The itirand
Trun k Pacific Railway is the
shortest •and quickest eleutebee
twoon /WiniaSpe g -S e.sk a t eh o 0111-E de
monton,
roAr slue inleavr:;ittiefluti.isd iTortiwnarteAgae.)11
Duff, D. P. A., Union Station, Tor-
e nto, Ont.
Important Changes in G T
-
Service from Toronto
Train leaving Toronto 2e.15 A, 12,
daily except Sunday, for Pe•nthingt
will be discontented after Sunday,
September 7111, but esill, commences
ing Monday, Septeanber 9th, run
via Muskoka Wharf to Huntsville.
Muskoka Express leaving Tor-'
onto 12,20 nooka, dally exeelat
day for Muskoka • Wharlf and.
Huntsville, will he diseon tinted
after Satnaiday, September 71.11.
Buffalo -Muskoka Repress !eaV-
Ing Toronto 2.20 A. IVI, claile tor;
Muskoka Wharf, fluatsville, Burk's
Falls and North Bay...will make last
trip Sunday, September ale
buffalo Express leaving* Toriontei
11.50 P.M, daily will be discontinued
after Sunday, Septembe
krough rittshurg Sleeper on
e2 P.M, train .ftecetn Toronto
be discontinued at ter Saturelars,
September 7111,
U. S. Troops Go to Border.
Beverley, Mass., Sept. 9.-Presidea
Taft Saturday afterneon autberires
Major-General Leonard Wood, chief 9,,
staff of the Te. S. army, by teleplu
to despateli at once two more regt
ments of cavalry to the Mexican bef-
der. No autherization was giveu by
tLo Preeident to hove the tresTs er94e
the border,
The President regurile the situation
as grave.
Penalty For Evading Oestems.
Washington, Sept. 9.-Naltan Al-
m a retired merehant t•f Kenosha.
Saturday paid the Governmene
e100,000 10 iitespe•enise his civil
bitty in a sannualing ease-. at Ilew,
York in 1909, witieh also involved
efts. If. D. jenki tie in an alleged at.,
.tempt to escape duties on thosieands
of (Fillers' Worth el jewele and wear -
903' apparel. A crianualsuit against
A1lonr.esulted in a 0;12,060 line,
Two Dead In Railway Wreck.
Bennington; Vt., feept. 8. -Two per-
SMI4 were killed, :mother probably
fatelly injured :Ind nearly a St:Olt
lesser eeriously hurt lest itig,ht wheat
a Troy, N.Y. beund aassenger train
on the Rutlitaid Railroad collided head
on with a heavy nalle train a nifie
outside the Bennington Station.
4$.11t.
'OP a
4V
Pert and Impert
,,0 P
.A kicker seldom beakeS good -inet
'busieciie of hes own,
guicklystops coughs, cares coldsheals
the throat and lungs. - • - 25 cents,
To the language of lovers, kieseee
speak louder than Wertids. t
vammammage
At si.,',Q•ns of111is clurimg the
hot weathee go', a the Ilttlec ones
Baby's Own Tablets, or in a te,w
hours he may he beyond cuirle.
'I'hese Tablets will Previetst summeil
cemplaints it given occasionally
to the well child anel is ill promptly
cUre these troubles if they coma an
suddealy. Baby' s Own Tablets
sheincl tways be kept 103 every
homo where thene aro young
chndree. There is ao other miecli-
eine so good and Liao meeker' has
th.e guar antee eragoveainanent
analyst that they are abso,luteey
safe. Mrs. Chas.. Litpierre, Liss
Boules, Quo., SaYs --"Baby's Own
Tableto aye tbe best inadielnee 48
Mother can .give her little omes and
I always keep ,theta, in the hoeSie."
The Tablets 0110 sued hy medicine.
dealers delay meall at 25 cents a box
from :The Dr. Willtrims'llcilleine
Co,, Oat,
Another Appeal
444
for Harvesters
Oeaccount of the urged anneal
from) the 'Weeti foe 'additton al Palen
I:elbereae3, the 'Grand Trunk Reiliwiry
have tliecide.cl, to enti two More
Farm Lieboeteret eecurtiOn,s
September Ith a,itl fitb trloiln AP
hatitans tin Calialad a,
tte 'Winnipeg eft e10.40
tam halt ',emit beetle from. fit\i402111P
4
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
' ASTOR1
1, Yes, Alonzo, Oats of the sireeteSsa
kind of girls felled, to gmaduaite.
There atee 131011,0 .bands of cue de
noes than there are bralnde 08 1' eli-
glee. •
Any'way, aenarraed man never
has to wastt any time making 62
his mead. •
444.4.44.:4444.4
It takes ahra.Ve Mae'. to Atee a
little womanat the head Of [the
eteire at 2.a, to,
Some womet are co changembl.e
,that They never weeir, thie SlakuieS
comPlexion twiee, •
The wise wife never singe far her
bus band as Meens of keepinigehine
91 110800 ate:tights. '
vrogro nosphoaiti;
Thc Groat Enalis.t.
Tunes and invigorates the +Aloha
orvous System, makes neer
Blond in old Veins. Cram*? ItTeru.
oda ,De.bilitn, .21fe tint and Brniat, Truery, Mo.
tittclltt'tj, &46U044 ficeyeneso, 2060,for
d .6