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'FLASIlWor FUN. -
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Ur-% Brown. moved away because
.Oar neighborhood watched everything
alis did. Well? And Xrs. Jones
moved away because she dtiln't got
attention enough. .
00-0 I yes, I have board him
sing, I admire him very much. She
-Really, you doWt mean Itf W,byo
his voice is awful. He -it isn't his
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singing la,dialro it's, his nerve.
I love the Mau whole always late
AltillOugh bet hiskes me have tv wait;
yes, though be coots me time aml
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pelf, . .
HO gives me, grounds to praise ray-
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Uncle .74bez-O,h, no! evarybody�
R!Wt laugltiu,' at Ruben. for buyin'
the green goods, He wishes every-
body was, Uncle '*11iram- HoWls
that?. Uncle Jabez -Well, h. -is wife
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The Doetor-413.Qvo all 0.4piga, ma- . '
dam, your husband mustn't worry,
P�Whaps you'd better not show him
MY bill just now. But I did, Doctor,
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and Jit didn't malke. ally difference. He
said ho know he couldn't payt it any-
way. .
Isn't it dull out In . the country
Timmins Dull.? ' We bad three
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hundred people on, our porches and
girounds Sunday' af tornbon, Three
hundxed I Yes; two balloons came
down in ourba6k yard. I
You ought not to be so haxd on
Rudolph, papa', said Miss Kittish. He
really is a very smart youuig� man.
What Is smaxt about him? asked
papa. He says that he thoiroughly.
undetratands the.ourrency question.
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That Chinese studint says he an-!
jo,ya the lite of George Waahlngton,
Invoirse than any other biographic work,
Ye& He just xemarked. to me that
'lle, regarded the story about �a man's
not bilug able to -toll a lie as . a
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masterpiece of mendacity. . ' I
I told him you were as honest As
the -day was long'. What di . d he say? �
asked Senator Sorghum. He merely
remarked t,hat he gaeseed.1 must be
. taAking about some of these days they
have up arountl the Aret-le'alicle that
don't last more than a . minute or t . -.wo.
Beaker - Tipplus ha , a a 'peculiar
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menictiry. .It. is so -capricious, y I on .
know. Hollia-CapriolousT in what
. way? Beaker-Well,youse'e;henev-
he - fol-
lows he boxrows irom, bu,the I . nevi- I
Iowa be borrows fkom,bul li6 inevit-,*
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ably faila to Toindinber, �to ,Include
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me among those whom. he pdys,.. , ' ,
There is no denying ,it,. said: the.
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� gentle optimist. . Man got better as:
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they grow.older. I don!t kAw.vaboat
that, anisiwqx�ad...Mr.. Blykini shorily,'
But statistics showthiXt M19st of tho�
c4riminals captiarp.d. �iire* less than 25
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y - oars of age. Well, .that don't ne-
cleasairily prove that mea.got better,�
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It may marely demonstrate that they
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get smarter and. are. hot so 'easily'
caught. . . . . I . � . o . . . . I ..
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Captain, asked due of. tile Passe . n-
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gers as the excursion stearhar start -
ad back fro.m. the, other side of'tho'
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lak&, haven't we.too many people. on
board for safety? Madmilij replied
the captain, with .a: fine sense
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of humor, we haven't nbarly as marly
as we cam6 oveir., wit.h, thig morning-
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. One hundred of'ou ' t *passengers got
married here. Th oing back
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as fifty, And: fra-winked'at the
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. . ` � � doubt and OUSPIOIOUV Who if' the :S0ftT11lN01QV1TEI WIM- . crib and breakwater, and then turna w1thallto%drinkors ecauseof Its excellent qatility. � 4
1 bey lot - . . on the water at the ordinary rate of APRIME FAVORITE and unequalled purity
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He told you himself, Ailrian," she I I L 14 % flow OX the river under Investigation,
: replied. i A strotdh ,ot the. Elbo has just been
Through Stom and Sunshiue' "
" Rat yon know that story to not � ,$6 completed, and a bemutifully Beat -U D -E L L A
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.- - - — true. He is no nephew of poor Dor� . 4 I. I plecoof wo;rk It is, tile cribs all Occult. L
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0HAPT44R, XLVIT.-.0oatinued. be no- pattole, no s�oarlty, where there man's, I am quite sure, oif that. Why .. atelY placed mud the hanks held in
,,What =me was that you used, Is a wompi. Good Heavou," lie cried I did he speak so strangely I I shall 11 11 .. 1. . . . . . place with bags of sliVt. When the 04'wx�oxq TIZIA. in Load Packets 20i 3OP 40P 50 6190 600. _.
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%I01P . aload, ,tat* it ,bad suddenly ocourred,to I never forget his words-" . CM,0N URR!9N THA water is turned (sa Pi . ,o,f. 14;xlgols in. �. —_ -____-___1______. - V W_**�
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"Lancewood,11 repeated the p him., llho,wi vauch alike, they were, her i It was strange that he should, as it 01AP0 dAvOr 4b J&P"o 00IVkw0r0 4011clOus, dicates with great enthus, A little paint properly. place will
"Lauce-wood 11" ,said the boy eagerly, ladyship and young Dorman I Now wore, beat round the secret, yet Bev- . . I . � -, I � '' 1 the bars are being built up where the What Will PaiRtu- Do? make a fine house out of an old one.
"Why, I believe that I hAve dreame d I e�oimet ,to think . a won. er. suspect it"th t, w Ile . a felt sure I .
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9 such a names -I believe 'I hftvo--*r derful likouetsis-tbe self -same curve It concerned both Lancatwood'and the MENDE STUDIE 9 RIVER81 were filled 14 and so on. .Then he � ,; I . It will take away the dingy, tumble.
I have hea,rd it Somewhere I Lance- al'Out tho lips; the same beautiful, boy, he sholald never connect the two. — . - and make it, look ,
. , If, . ,proceeds to indicate where a new crib - -- down appearance, ,
wood-Laacewood"bow famillar it ethim, and Ibbs xz6a.wag secretary at I do- not understand," she said, 0ERMANY SHOWING THE WORLD might serve to brotierve a deep chan. , - -;I (11 fresh and new, '
sounds J11 . her. fatber'a boom. Ah thas her face. toldly, " why you. should refuse to'ba. HOW 10 un RivErs FLOW. Bel and tit the samv4 time cajoso th I I .. -- 4. - �_.;.-,;-;A . .
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Heaven keep me from thinking evil- Aeve him. Surely it is no uncommon . � -_ river to deposit Its sand.in shallowfr 1. .. ""'.
11A,res you, the uopliew of that same I wdsh to be at peace with all men, I thing to have a nopli . - 4 Laboraliory 11111114 livell 1111114 for Otte 1111r. � shallows. 11 , U ... RANISAY'S ,
Mr, Dorman?" asked Lord St. Just. . . ow.11 where the river might well be filled ��l 1. - . . .
am glad nothing bVer tempted Me- to " It is ywar conduct which is uucom- pome at- FXperlilkepting, Pear. E.11g(WA _ ... �
"Will you wait, girl one, )nomeatll . aW and add to tile USofalneos of the "I'
. i'metical 1'rsoi wook allmlimirts jitiver , .... U,
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If Marts are bells of inemory, you have [ get married. I b4vo a shore properties. In each case ...... PJA I N TS .
,Ix Wom, that this mon," replied Lord St. Ju, at, the where �,-,-.-,-.-'1. , I I - I
ApeakIng of the development of the, I �,-�:�t'.:; . .
ag, and their s ind Will end queerly," I fact of poor Dorman having a ne- 7 I a change seemed desirable Prof. En- 44... �� 1.�-.. I '
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Is Ilke, 'Lanoewoodi Why, sit, on mused the doctor while Lord and phow. It Jae be, as he says, lish wit said, recently: " Why, on. gels experiments with piers and cribs % C . . '''
know the very word brings a picture I Lady St. -Twt drove home together- Dorlan's nephew,, why have you nev- to see which will bei the.most effec- / � I I house and to the pleasure of living
, , drove through sunlit streets, while I at mentioned hina to. me? Why have tlemon, even the winds of the fathor� I '. , I. I - ' there. They are pure paints and
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to 1330.1- the isott surn-er alt floated round you kept his very existence it mys- land blow scientifically." If. he bad froni act)ual experiments, to make t/ r I
"What picture?" he asked, wonder- them, seated aide by side, but for the tery from me? Wb ' gone to saild, " Evert the waters of the dather� � I . I will wear 'longer than any other, I
Ingly'. - 0 I , , y have you practical saggestions for river im- ( __
first time estranged. see him Under a false name I Why land flow. scientifically," his Joke. . � . I . I .�
"A picture of a broad stone ter , I prolvehients. ,The trouble has always . I'_ Ask your dealer.
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race, With roses and pas'sion flowers Ile was thinking of the hour when 49es the fact ol his existence prey would have beei * i'as effective, and at been that engineers said that a crib ; I . I e .
olimbing the, balustrades, and a dark he saw bar first, weeping passionate upon yolu like.a aeorat'ourse? You this same tluts� curious as it may seem, here or a breakwater there ,%vM)d ao- . A. RAMSAY& SON, le -*'d 1342, .�
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wood in the fa.r distance. I have teaws in the ruins by the Rhine. ' He think." he continued passionately, "it he wolald have had the honor of an- compliah cart I ain results, but when the . . . . : MONTREALI Paint Makers.
dreamed . it -1 have each s,t,,,g, thought of heir refusal to marry him is chance that '�as led Ino to see and nounc,in,f the, first news of an im- L crib wag built at I arge expense it f re- , . . R � I . . . . . .
dreams. I cannot tell you if my Whole w-hile. Lancewood was a prey to the to notice all these things, I tell You, port4nt aclentitio departure. For Gear- quently iIapPened .that the irrospon- - I . . � .
over lived at Lancewood-I never spollom-of list refusal afterwards, Vivian, it is the finger of heaven. An- man science has been -grappling with sible river did something quit:6'unex- W,T � 11 I�NIVLS . i . . SWISS HOTELS. .
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hea,rd.him, opeiih of England at all." even wbea L%ncewood was bar own- swat me one thing-y6u., my Wife, you pected, thereby discounting the offec- 1.*l,41R1.r%9gt.1% pall,li, . I Inproport:i,on to Its size, Swit;!Prland
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, of bar sudden relenting in his favor. whom 'I believed 'one of the purest, the empire flow -according to rule, and ' . I !14(1 lltl!,(% IPCN71)11�4 111141 ; ha -s more hotels than any other coun-
Lotrd St. Just, his wife, and ,'Harry . I tivertess Of man's handiw*rk, But by . 1 .4 Ted I 1101, Lives. . .!
� It came home to 'him then -a, certain With this in view an extensive ex- I �
Dorman!' stood look -ink at each other. . - . best, and noblest ,of women, answer testing these enginee" ' � try In the woTId. No fewer, tb!-.n Ij700
V. ring schemes be- ' L -6 -ding their shrimp nets.,. ho -.telries .are on .the list, -sad the re -
strong con ictiou tbat� there was me one thing. If that boy Is Gerald perimental stotion, called the Ftuss-, . While v�tt . . . .
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The bay's desoription. e a mystery in Ids Wife's life, which she lJorman's nep] Q' . . � . forehand in his miniature river, Prof. off Califoirvia City, nvmtly, All Lee I oo;pts of the hotel keepers amount . to
and -,wood at Lancowood -had aetotind� new, how come . s he t bWu Laboratorlum, river building lab- . - I . , �
� . ,had always kept ffo,m him; and .now, ha . oratory, has been set, . up at Dresden Engelsbotpe$ to do .away with uncerw Quong With and ,11m. Sing, Chinese, , .
eld his llsteuetrs� . An in6rruPtictu, ve your face ? I repeat it -your face . I tsJnty and loss -a . I- $215,000 000 a year.
. ,nd the government fiihormen, were att,faiked by an looto- i . ' � —
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e n ud pe1l at the curve of yolux. lips, the shape of . has so, inluch confidence In his scheme . pus, whlah battle.,,l fleircely until .
He spoke nic word to her � during your fcatirr�es�hotw came he famoias technical school lof that city, . I I . MONTREAL HOTEL DIRECTORY.- — .
tha, dooir-b 11, . I by those?" that it is supporting it. � -een -
I "That is .5 the . dootox", said the boy. that h6mewaird drive, while she oc- He. stopped abruptly, f9r the .pale, It is directly .ander the montrol and � oveir 15 feet of his tontaolwA had 11 . i Tito 11,111almoral,"I Free Bus '%m-plsn-
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, . . cupied heirself in, revolving that she belrutiful woman had slipped from )lie support. of the - government and' its The keynote of the whole work is, hacked to pi2oaa by tb3 fishermons $1.6ok up
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'It Is his ring, Shall I totch.111m in- . � . il
. work has lioNt'advanced sufficiently' as Pro(f. Engels expresses it, to make knivt,si When the fish L*Vl'd1sap_ I AVENUE HOUSE Mcall-001leg.d.tAve"u"
beire? He will . tell you directly who would rather suffer death rather arms and fallen like one dead to the . I . rattail, HZI .. 61.64 . , ,
I . . . . I . . to warrant. some description of the- the river regulate itself, to put down piame,il beneath ''thi water it was . . . . . POr stay. . I .
L am." : . � . I than. betray her. seoret-ratber than ground. I � I . ad . __. . . I
. � I I . cribs and other river building d6vlce,Q foulld that Quang With h, suithin- I
I . y1old up Lancewood. . . . it . just experiments; Recently were taken a . .
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I ,#No," raplied Lord St. Just. quick- I At any other time Lord F. . In .such a way that the river will ligop ed a fracture of.ldi arm and iseve'ral 1-iTATISTICS . OF NEWSPSPI.-MS. .
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ly, Let the myotory-the seeret-be ,. .. , . . would"have been terribly alarmed, now n,u1mber of phf;tograpbs of. the mini- hannal Ibi . I . . The total njumber of copies of news-
� ,. . . CHAPTER XLVIIL his fears were lost in anxious won- ature River Elbe .so it h d been its. own o .clear, and deep - on. cirushetd,r La the result of the fight. . I .
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what it ml�gbt, he would havat up, ex- - I . Ougli- for navigation purposes, there- whila his oompan,ions had no more papers printed throughoutAhe world '
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pose; he � would .shield his wife With . "Vivism," said Lord St. just, when der. . . � . out in the ex,porimentat tank. The 1 , .
his latest breath even. "No, it is . 'a this secret that she pef. Elbe is only I one of u number . of _ by saving dred,gingi and at the same seriou� as nd Iti one -year ,
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. . ble, and his wife had reiialled home, "I What we Ger� injurl. th-6 painful cuts -a is 1$.000,000,000. To print' I I . I
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. . will come to our boudoir. 1 wish to ' rivers which are now under dis-- time fill such spaces as the engineer brul4es. While the men wers ar.�, tb3se requires. 791,240 t pap .
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not needtal " he continued. ' "I call -I . . . . sisted in withbolding.? What could it man I . I wishes filled. He believes that a . m0re ran.61ifig nets a loa,r( carlitig arm came of 1,749,977,000. pounds, while H would' -
ad tol see t�o doctor ,a,& to 11111ke thle� speak to you." I ' eiplino and the rea,ults oobta,ned can . . .
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. I � be? Had. Gerald Dorman contracted a , I thorough knowledge of rivers and a over the -ado and,selz3d th3 - body of take the fastest presses 333 years -Lo,
, . "Not now,", she replied- quickly. private. marriage' not fail to hive the deepest import- . . . � .
lady howle, I will come agaiii-it I$ . . . , and loft his child . careful series u� experiments with ac- Wall.. Grasping the thwarts.o.f the. pr:nt a single year's �edition, which- I
. t'.. I . . "Yes, now, if you R1404188,' INVI)l fOl- to the care oV Lady St. Just? -There Race and significance in America . I I I I .
gro,wing la . I I . . . � ,� . . I I tual'ilver courses will enable man to boat lia, vainly , ttempted to loos- would prodace'a stack of -papers near- .
-me again," said the I low You." - I . . .. I was -neither sense now roasom in sup- where theta are so ma.ny! havigable . . . I � . a . . :
"Will you, cc . I . . � I . ,do.almost what he wills with rivers, on wit grusp, I .
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boy appealing -to Vivian. . . SbW went to.; her. rodin-the .pretty Osing such a thing -that would not civets. . . . � . . . .
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. . - . I � and do it much more cheaply th n be- 00111pan!'611A, p&xalyzod with horror, . - - - � '
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�. "Yes," she replied, faintly, "I will little; ,roo-m prepared for 'bet with such . . - It is the ingraLnell waywardness of . ' .. A- TENDER CORN ... . .
. . explain the 2nystqry df the resemb ., � �. . . rling. . . I � S, . .
. . I.. I lavisth . I and d6 it mAicii more cheaply .than wam helpless to all him, Un.Ul on I I . .
always be your friend. I shall come I .. geneiroalty. * 'She throw *off: lanco betweien this boy and Vivian. a river to do,'very inuch asit pleases * I . I serpentine Soft,corns, of all kinds removed With ' '
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. . � the dark cloak and vall which had act " Who would have thought," as i 1 I ever before. Thw ,work, as he says, is Over the - baat another - *. ,
agaba." . . I . .1 I . . id gouging out an embankment hereand - glided toward them. Dravv* � oub pain or sore opots . by Putmen's. .
little served her purpose. The " I . . . . . only just beginning; bat he and othm- fIrm I. .lng Painleas Corn Extractor. Thousands
Lord St.. Just saw the boy hold up mass , the unhappy nobleman, " that I should filling -in Flobannel there, somitimes. I . .. I .
I I . . . I . � at distinguished wiginsers and scion- tibetir kinives, thby sl,tshoa desperate- twiLIfY th-at-it is certain, painless; and .
his faces, as though, Vivian wexe in the a dairk-'MAning halt- !ANII Iti pictures- 'ever.have sueh*a sorrow as this? Only undermining a, tower and often break- ' -h . . -umpt,. Do not be imposed uponr by
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babit of embracing him. quo d6ofrder over bee stately figure. a few short weeks since. I considered. ing daris and piers placed in its way believe . . . . . I I
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I I I I . � ere* I . s'a great �uttire itmlf ar'ouad, one. of the seats an( ,, .
,Be could ,, . I . that th r isubst-itatea'offered for Able genuine .
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. What am.I to, do," she, ariad, ivith , . . a - work, T , . rmeat%lela. to Oap(498 th3 WELL . In rubnain�sll Mftraiotor, * Shia, saf,o, . .
opt toll why, bat admiething In the � myself one off the happiest ,of men, ,t.-6 keep it in order. ' , Vast Aulms of . I �
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* his ve* clenched h nds ii for .ih , hey sea the timc wlien th � hilt rriflass. ' . I
aetion. me& the blood in I . . .. . money -have been spent by all. the .rivers Vill be regulated by th&.ad- ;. ",, few OiolaeAts the sharp ,�ntves I -1. 0 ,-
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boil.. Tben� be said- �.. . �... .1 what can I.OoV I Will dlo:rathar . He reslsad'th8 pale; lovely woman in. gres't nations, and spent injudicious-., . r! er-buildi . ng experts who have 4 . id d,Ane the w,-.T,k and- tit& arm of - . .. . I I I.. . 1. ...
.- "Arc� read . I .. ' than. yield." . .. .. . , I .. I � . . - .. I vice of . V. . I 1. � - I . .... 1. I I STEELPENS. . . .
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.ou y to go, - Vivion, T Our . his arms,. and. laid her on the couch; .1y, as the Gernvans believe, in.dred-g- . -opras squirmed, helple ly in . � . .. .. . .1.
. . _ . . . ,3be d-rew her stately. figure io: it I . laboratories, such as the Flussbau lab , t4s , act I is ,
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carriage lis� at the door-wie can Ais- . I 4 a he. bathed bar face with fragrant wa-t bag.ohanhels and in ii�pteoting the .. I . . � . � I . More steel is used. in the, maiaufac. �. . -
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� � . . ��,,; �,.: . I oratorlu;*Ja Which tests and,experl- . I hire :pens than in -411 the swordand .
- . .. . . . . full: hetillt' as. ha.r husband. entered., fers, and'4'ened the windowasti that banks of rivers: In Ger�many, the ques- � . .of'. .
mispA the cab." . . 11 . . But it... wag ad proud,aligry man she - - I . . . , � Wents.dan'be .made. Verily .a' -6ew� disappeared, This is the second. time., gun factories in ths.woild. A to i of I
' . I . . .. . .- the fresh a �.r yver tiom is even more iml�ortant than it - .. ' ' * I . . . I n . .
.,Did yo4i follow me heTe l"'sho asked ,.sweet air might pl. : , . . . PrOfeSS1011 is bOrn-tiver building. fishermen hive been . attacke,1 by� . � . .
I . bad ,to. maet-his. face was - paI6. and . . � .- . . � -oel - prod oes ,dbout 10,000 gross of � . I
�aud be, had:never heard bar voice � . . I . . . I her,; yet even ashe tendered Lir these. Is irk America,. f(7i the reason that .the . -_ . -7: 1 � - .. .... I A .9 I I I .-
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so pitilessl.k 4te-M � , , , " . . - . . ;1 . .services his heart'did. not "v_`i.rm . to country is more densely peopled, thd . 41� . . I . . I . ". . � I . . : - I pens. I . . , .:. . . . . _ .�
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ow " He. -Went up.to her and took both. hen . I . 1. � . I . I . . .. ,.� q . . ' I . .. , . -_ �. * .�. I . .1 . I
"Yes�and I would foll you. ahy- I � . - . I . 4and is more.vaWi.ble and'ellangiesin] . .. � COT40URS '- PROM: COAL TAR. , .1 . . .
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where, Vivian, eveti too the . oads of . Ahe her hands. in his. - - ' - * � * Ho �Iovea her nonit the less; lidt, it . . . or 1AAKING PARIS STREETS SAFE. - . .1 � . . I . . FOR' OVER FIFTY VEARb . . I 1. .
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earth, if I coul,d b3 oi u a. to you," - ., an.'ria " A' t .. — , UP has been
� , .4 " Vivian,. my. beloied," be.said, "this was no't lk hM Cato to iorget ror� more 'deattactive'. an .. cos ly, . , . � , I . . . . . Ased by inothem for their childfan teething. Itsoothe . .
' is the first *load. that has become be, 'fi I Vlllltr�)'. 0 41 Drnis ar4i IturrNi sinti nic obtained from 6oal-tar,'and these havo the child, softens the guess, allays Palo, oures Wiest
. He -placaid' heir in: ther carriage, -the - ,be had ioried her With all his -aiiiest Moreover, the rivers 'of -Germany. are .11111( Vart, v it�t mitts o.5ilxvu�.: ,. , �. al . mo, . . Ay supplanted vagetablet sells, andisthettest, reniedy fordiarrhoess. 250.%,batila, . .
I . tween us�-ilIo first eitrangement that heart. - go had- devoted himself to 4er, . ' . . ., st, entirL . pold'by all druggists throUg,iihit the world. Be suits , . . .
belovied wife of whom lie, had been � . . . not, generally speaking,, so .swift and : . -.1 . I . .. I., . '
- . . has.arisen, Darling, it nitiot-nat-Qon" lie-had-lived'for her, I and her alone -,*1 ., I . 'It'will nb,t -he tile falult of 14 . L a' and animal dyes. In facti only I Wo Odsakfor"Wra.Winslove.a ooWnrSymp." . , ,
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so-- pro d - he iookea. at her with un7 I � . . I I . . .
U, , .. . . � . loitg a's they.. at", in America'. Iiind it , I 1. 1 7 � . . �. :. — .. I � ...
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Spbakable. anijahli I . n his fare. Then tinue--we.mlast end. It'." .' . .1 . . I and now he had ioulud-Ahitt she -was. is needful to'k I eep them at tho'beight pine the..mos.t energetic iina 'to I sourca� of. t he vogetabl6 r,lass,* indigo and log" ' * ' . I ,.:. . I .., �
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I he th , , , something - " I am quite willing," he, said, touch.m.. kee ng a ir o . or . et from laim-tha t, while' . , , . ful of, prefeots of police,, if our c a' Pit -: wood, are still of atty considera.ble:im.' '' . � , CANADXS AREA. -1 . -
ought-"Thore' is * . � 0i . . activenesi: as to. navigability. ' I I I . . I 1. .� . . . I �
. I : . of - eff . I portanc.6.. ,Coal yleelds a large aniount - Canada ,only -jacis 67 �quare'mil�s�-. .
. by his tenderne a.. � , , lit h self soul . .1 . I
I a& I . 9 "' , - he thoug; im of her soul, , . taJ does not cease to deseive its repu- L . . . I
wrong --not. - with Lancewood, as I , .. .... It .was with'the- idea, of,bringing � . . . I I , *
s I I . . I 1. Cation for being one of the most dan- �. magenta ob- .to. be 'as large aq.th6 whoje con ment .
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fancied, but with her." I. Ile must - 'It .would be easier for f lqwe�rs to live he hwd�nevar evenknown her tbPailit , . I at- colouring matter, the. t, . �
. . . . . .. . , scientific Wethads.:tio bear on these . ' being im
� without' son shine end dew, than to t gorclus in Ru:rapo to move-dbout in. teLned from. a Con sufficient to of Europe.. , It is nearly 180. t, as. as - ,!
shield her. . Even.this little - scene � . . I � r �that, one part, of. her mind and hear ., I ' . .
. ' . . . 14 ... . .. . problems that .the Fllmssb�u Labors- It ,is L dye 500 ydg.* of flannel ; the marine, 120 large as Great Britain and Ireland, - , .
nalght cause. remarks -11, U me to liva'at variance with my wife," was barred from .�tllm. It.. was .not torium'waa-established. about three beyond ,the power of M. Loping . . . � .
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. . a in at save he remarked gravely. - ' ' � pleas' i ' _g . no, , I . I . I to mak ' y'ds,; thei. verm 11i on-scarlet,'2,590 yds.-, and is 300,000 square miles liirg�erthan , , -. .
heir from. them. . I - � - . I I I I .� . ' . , ant; no man livin mutter years agor. 'Prof. Engels began his . o� even thlerable ivhips of Par- . . I . the United States. - . I . ..:. . I
. . . . .. " Then we will not. be at variance." ho' isian drivers or W date the n I . . . . - � �
"I &.1me, to tie doctor GIL b, matter . . w I itruch he might trust -and love - .. . I at've and thb aligayine, 255 yds. , . .
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busineas, Vivian," ho said. , " id. I . � I .__m_�'!�r�_ I �
;of I will shb. sal 1, . ... . his wife, wotild care to look upon'lier . - i Jellu of his,homicidal instincts, but -1 - -, - '... — � . . . I
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return for . ,' , a few minutes. if you ":Y I e, � t ray darling, " . . , I . I . it, by investigating his subject tbor- . I . I . � . I � . . - There is more Catarrh lot taws section or. tbt .
. by wise regulation of' the traffio the _____ . country than all other, diseases pub togethar,.
�just . . , .1 rau t say willat. fade.,aud know that she was keeping a at � and until thelastfew years was supposed tobs I
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do not mind walting." %! - I . . .I think. Ali. Vivian, thbre has always secret -from him. I . . � , prefect. is (ioing all he ,can to lessen . I . Incurable. For asgreat many years doctor
. . � . . . �. I I . tore attompting to offer practical . .1 . � I I . . 1. I . 1. I I
. "You will notilimuss willat hasjuat, been ,a Isealed corner. in' Your- hoitit, *,T , 46id St. driust beat down and kissed ' .. � I I . 1. the risks to which pedestrains are ex- . . ... I . nouncedit a local ditaxse. and prescribe= . , .
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All'. sbe said In :a low, hoarse . tat kept.from me I I can trace his wife,s p - � - . � po,sod� He has also taken in hand the � = treatmenl� pronounced it Incurable. Bet- �
,passe , � ale, face. , . . Ill the basementof the Dresden tech- . �. I aped has proven catarrh to be tt constitutional ,
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voice that he. hardly reeognizad . as it. through your life. It was that . "Vivian, my darling," he murmured . , cleansing of the bafalevatils of tbo dis- aiseame, and therefore requires eonstitutionix
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beirs . , � - , , . I. . . I . I nical School, and liters, elevated some, reputable I and d . angerous characters 1, treatment, Hall'ar,atarrh Cure manufaeCtrV, � � .1
� . . . . which, pkeying on your mind, ,has late- " wbat,is this dark horror between. four feet from the floor. Prof'. Engels byl�.4.Cheno &40y.i.Toledo,.Z)hfo,A4,�hoonly'-Oa.(..
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TO THOSE WHO FELL SICK, WEAK
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,trusted him., - .. I .. . 1. .
He� weat.,back to the house. and
Is* Of that secret you whisper in your
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-sloop, and over which- you brood'con-
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. list dark -eyes opened -slowly. He
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was shooked Lat the pain. and despair
OR DEORESSED. . .
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asked to me the 'doctor. . He was
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ttn,ilalIY4Ry6uV Waking hours. Vivian,
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em. �. I
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.111�silefle Cohnonooki3Omie irorlu�ntillio
N.&; Tells
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warmly welcomed. . Ho.meationed
first the. business *hi6h had, brought.,
the, time has come when I minst know
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what it means -what it js�,' .
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.4 Do yo)% �lr . �
,.eally loie, me,,'Adrlant'
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. . enough.
she � asked. ",Do.
11oly 81ke Iteg-dited Illeallia
'Ilia Advises 01herm to vallow Rer
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hatin.iihare" and thon,,� t1lingtoi , SpeaLk,
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.She knew now that fur that dIsguiso
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pa-love.nio ,
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ciire'to keepme .alive 11, .
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la'a caroless,.,off-liand mannar,_ba
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was useless. He had observed har t4o'
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, "M -y. dearest, - V.ivien, . most certainly.
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From the. Acadian .WolfvIlle, 'N.S.
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keenly, to be mistaken. . lk.w'ollia 4bo,
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W),tst do 1, 0 ,for in . Ill . 6 except
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At White Rock Mills 'within sound.
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"I find you.am quite right, d& -tor
folly to, deny that she had ii� secret.
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yourself ?". . , 1. ., I � .
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of the noisy swiab of the Gasperoax
-Lady St. Just has.a protege here
She �raistd .her white face to.blis
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river, is a pretty little, cottage. . .
_Young Henry Dormani , His'unisle
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'! I do not deny that there,is'a soo-
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me �amy moria questions. The . secret
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In this cottage - there dwells � With
.-Lady St. Just, did not want her
tat," she said, ." but, Adrian, it does
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is.no;t all min I a; you.have;n'o shdre in
her parents, I Miss � Belle . Cohoon, a var �
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family, and sho.know the boy's moth-
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not conosrn'iou, You have no'share
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it; to I cannot'* tell it to you -1 I will
bright and .attract ve young lady who
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Yes,' I thought . so." replied the
in it, and I dooline'to tell it to y6u."
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o ycu� Mus' a replied,
t", b sternly.
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Aot reveal it, -,,If you love.me, cease
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takes a lively - Interest . in all the
. chfurch find: soolety'work of the little
doctor. . . . I ..
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Loid St. Just continued-
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"This Is ,4*r first disaireehiefit, VI-
from speaking of.R." � ' .- ' �.
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village. A short time -ago an Acadian
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I'�L, dy Ft .Just did nolt want her
vjerl�-our first struggle for. suprem-
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soy. You, owe me at least wifely sub-
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certain o( one'thing-Act.-wife has a
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representative callL
A .upon Miss Oo�
hoon for the jiurpose of as:oertainin'g
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name to, be known-7�sha did not want
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mission -you have 'neve . .
right to, keep socb,a -secret from bar.
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husband; moreover I am 'quite sure
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her opinion of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
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DY arsinodiy-so she called
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herself Mrs. Smith. I It ave. been
. you,natuat not refuse it now-yqu must
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that the haud (A Piovidence has led
a
-which remedy he had been.iniormed
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lau,ghing about it -Lady St. Just has..
tell me "ut-sooret.11 I
refgae absolutdly�ll she''said. "'I
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me so far, and will lead me still furm
shelled been using. He was very OOr-
gu�h a drea:d',of � earemony." . . �
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tell yolu again that it does not con -
that, even if ,you reftse to tell me.
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dially received and foa
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In all good fd,'.h t1le'doctor appear-
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corn yola-yon bayo.no share in it -no I
Now .1 shall ODTISIder,it my duty ' to
0ohbon and her mother most an.thus-
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,,d:. to accept the explanation; 'A
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right to ask to know . it. . 11
fi#d�.� out. What'you .have. chosen . to
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lastict and ardbut friends of the great
reality lie said.. Co''himse'lf that it was
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Nevertheless, I do'aak. I'ean see
conceal. In all sincerity, in all sor-
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Canadian remedy which is now so un-
a strange, affair; Lord. St. Just
S orne little way into it, but not far.
row,.1sa y still more -there can nov-I
iversally used throughout the world.
We belo�v, in her
went, on I I .
Your secret. concerns Lancewood. and
'or be pi�a6e between us until you have
give essentially own
#&As my wife was com'lag here this
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it has *also something to do with this
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trusted ins fully and entirely. We
words, Miss Cohoon's story:
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"Three years ago this spring my
moamiag, I thought 1.*ould take the
dppo.xtunity of seeing -you about those
boy whom you have been visiting." -
may sit tit the same table, live under
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the same roof, flat we siptill be almost
health was very much run down. I
tolescoves,-tben I could dri'vo her
She started, And then controlled her-
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self, It seemed to her that her whole
as strangers until you hav6 told me
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had not been feeling well for some
time and when spring opened up. and
homals'.00 I .
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The dootor's doubts and suspicions
life depended now on her self -posses-
all." . . I I
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T� 136 Continued. �
the weather became warmer my con-
elmoot died. before- the matter -of-
sion, on her selimeontrol. I
. 11 If y* refuse to tell me your sec-
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dition became worse. The least ex-
ertion exhausted me and was follow-
fact, bo6imoaplaee. explanation. if
h*ekr husband knew she was coming,
ret, it you roEuse to give m . a your con-
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' now )KNIGHT$ AR1,1' MADEL
ad by an awtul feeling of weakness
kihew� that she called herself- Mrs.
fidence, yo)i cannot surely rotaso to
tell me who that boy is Ill �'
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ceregnonRes alt the -creation of
and a rapid palpitation of the heart.
Smith, and was ready t6 drive her
11 I CIO refuse." she answered.
.tThe
a knight have been varloias,, the prin-
I seemed to 108o my ambition, and a
feeling of la I ngour and sluggishness
home, there could -.b3 no secret, no
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He drew her nearer to him.
cipal were a 'bobc- on thef ear, and a
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took its. place. My appetite failed
mystery.
, "Lady St. Just is � in thoo carriage,
11 Abs beloved," lia said, " 40 not be
so cruel, soh,ird_�_do not be unjust I
stroke with a sword on the shoulder.
The blow with the naked fist was in
into and my sleep at night was dis-
turbed and restless. in fact I in
doctor. Would you Woe, to see her f "
"Ve,ry
We are husband and wlfe� We have
use amoing the ancient Normans, It I
was
a mry oorry, condition. I suffered in
much," said tit, Lester-, and,
following Lord St. Just, he saw ji
- a, one
but on's heart, one soul, one lov
was afterward changed into a blow
the the
this way for some time, Then I be-
beautiful woman, pale ad a lify-leaf,
interest between us. I would tell you
with the flat .df awtord, on
gau tbO "a Of Di- Williabi4p Pink
fleiv hugbaal introduced the'dootor in I
the dearest secret olf my soul. Why
shoulderr of the knight, and this cere,
P1119 and t bey 900112 began to( work a
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few words, She bowed to htnv most
do you shut me otut Int the chill of
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Ohftngo for the better. My strength
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graciously.
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and apirits ImPmved wonderfully,
and the old fieling of tiredness began
"Your riam-6 And fame ii;w both
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I A MINISTER'S EXPERIENCE �!
o M ee returned
known to me, Dr. Lester," she
said, with tha emrteous grace that
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and my weight increased steadily.
characterized her. "I shall be very
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By I he time I had used less than, half
Pleased to welcome you at Harley
Wiffered Te"ibly With a V61118fit FOM of Rolling, Protruding Plies—
a dozen boxes I felt istronger thin I
ffousieo-you ate I -have been masque-
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EeoapOd a Dangerous and Painful Operation# and Was
had dome foir y6am, Since that time
rading somewhat at yours."
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whenever I feel the need of a madi-
Dr. Lester laughed, simply because
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ThorolighlY Curad by .
cina a prompt uW of Dr, Williams,
he did noit know whit to say.
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Pink PIM has always brought me
"I kinew. th3 mother of young Dor-
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Dr. .Chase's Ointmento I
spL,,edy rellef, will iii futpro w1hell all-
man vary wioll,,, site oantinue,d, "and
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Ing I g�hall never um avaytlxing but
b)Vo uncle was a Villp,l friend of My
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,Wbllg secee$.Of thousands at 1160018 .fftIt-h to It,. an I had t;vie.a vavtous to -
these pills., and stronaly .advise others
fatihar'a- I have been several times
in oil Wallis of lite are, being oulr6a of medlea beforo And to no putPoas.
to follow my OrAmple."
to am him -but: he knomi mr..� only as
I "Now, IB1119106 blow greAb and Jo,
the inigeries and disoomforte of Itching .yous
was ray surprise to find ChAt just the
Dr. Williams, Pink PlII,q create now
blo,&d, build, up thes mrves, and thus
Mrs. Smith. I did -not Call him ray
ftamo-I dialike all fuss'and ceremony.
plies by using Dr. Chase's Olatiftntit one box our" mig, so talimt Clo lumpet
comparatively few are do Considerate disappeared "d also t"o &Xter-Boa-
Jrrivc dijqease from the system. Ila
I thought p6rhaps the boys might
of the welfare Of others as to help to swelling. I feel like & Jifforelut man
hund.mils, of 6 -isles they have Cured at-
tloa6e him" �
to -day and hhye kwt this least doubt
make known this wonderful PrOPI!kra' I that Dr. Chnae's Olutmient saved me
teir all Othex modivin" hav(� failed,
, Theno *%ith well-bred grace that dis-
tiost. The following letter from It Moth' from a very dAng6tculs ,and VaWal
thug, establishing the claim thmt they
guls6d all his anguish of heart, Lord
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oalat minister, who is hold fix Wgh es- _OVOMC�6ft e,nd Many year's of suffor-
t"m in Central Ontario, where he 10 Ing, Ibis
airc a r4stvol 4010119 the triumphs of
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St. J1181; jAned in ths ocaveraition,
with thA gr0% test P164sura
Wall kliowtk, tOPD0613*15 the 6XPOrlen" Wid with A thankful heart that I
modern medital sciatica. Tha genuine
and aftcr a few minutes the dootor
OJ Very ,Many ministers and Othdril give this testimonial, knOwing that
,pink IN11-4 a,rc ai)ld only in boxes,
btAwed his adiou, aud the carriage roll-
who reocxftIX6 in Dr. Chase's Ointment Dr. ChAft'A Oittimel%t haa -do'"
bomiring the fall trad6 mat*, "Dr,
&11 AVMY.
the only &oCUe,1 care for pilm alld itch- 06 =uch lor Me. Yotil, &rob At
willidow Pink 11,1118 for pale Peopbs",
All had beert calm, well-bred, easy,
log sklit 419"a6s. o&rlbot liberty to uft thia testimmial
U6'V- & A- DaOftlft, M6thWW MiA_ Otis y6d *N fit for Hit benefit of "bers
pro,tect yourcelf from Imposition, bi
graodul, as though no tragedy lurked
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Ist6r], omwed,111 Prince FAWArd Court- slmWly affitated.11
mf"Ita any pill Chit dowl not boar
06111mth- 's
ty, ftt., otato";_r was tr6ublod with, No phyEloion Or dragglat would
-thiN iegb4m,d trade turk around tho
� "Now 1 womor", said Dr, T#aater to
106hijW elig bteodisg Viled. fw years think f4W it in6hWat of recommending
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b&x. � --4$_.4-
1111n.901f 40 h4 sat Ill, hho studio, "it
tIvA"Is roilly all 45 tight as I
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"tvA tb6y tiltb*t6lruttaifted to a very any aLbeir 6 1*4*04tim than Dr.
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*61,eat f0ftu. rAro lumpsi or aboot- cheim'd oibtm"t Ad It 01W for pil".
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g1l:4.,3ING VNXNOWN IN JAPAN,
to be,1 Hor ladYSIAP laughed, and
anthol W1116h kA11
1;;j fo,rfted, W tbi4t it,ft$ With great. It &S the only 0 6 y
Aiffloulty atA owisid*Mblo Imlift th&t nevor y6t been Itnown to fall tot our*
,
Ximing Is, almost unknown In Ja.
bb lonkhm JMt6d, bixt -she wdis V0'Y
P"IN and hii hand,,; shook. Thank
11 Was iW to MOOL AA th" lb"V6 p" bit 1101 WMIli 00 10644 it bot, at
�w%k it W"boA * box Of Dr. Chass's. dftl,wo W saftAn#44 Bat" 406.6
#In, A mothtr nevep klases her child,
0, lover he%r WLAA68 1118 swootheart.
. 1164"r, I 26Y6r WArtlod I There CAU
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PWA401 w X IoA Utth ot a* lgrm* . I .. I J _J�k___:_ I
nas nact coustrluoueti an iron �ruugn; . . ... . 1. . . .. . rnaliytn(losoorromiodropatomwaapocu.' , .
or tank abbilt oevien . feet lit � width. .'� The now traffic regulations form .a ,LOU Ill U USU, . W It mots directly on the bloo t and mucous .
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and twot fost'deept rea:ehing the Xull Most volurniflons, decree, e0fitaining . I I �i offer one hand .
I . . I . . . . I red do Istre for any ease It fo Is to our*. Bond
L I � 1. I forciroularoan4 t"timohislo. - I .,
-length of the room. At the upper end several.,. hundred clauses. The maji>r� is Rheumailsm,ofthe back. I I . .address, F.J,CHlWEY&C0., Toledo, Q
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I of this trough a let it , I . I The. ca�se is. Vric Acid . _ Druggista.15% . .�.. . .. . .
, go, river. tank I& .y.'relate oLf co.Arse, to prosor ipt ions. � � . . Sold by .
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.. placed with ap I pliances .. for permitting that have long been in force but'there . in the blood, If the kid- . Hall'sFaniltyPills arethe best,; - - .1
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the water which it ,contains to flow ore h number of important and ex� . . . would be no Uric Acid and . , . . i .
into -the trOugh- in -any required vol, cell"n't - I . nli0vations.. -That' execrable s ,.. no Lumbakm Nlake the I . GONDOLAS; � . 1. . . . .
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time . I I . I post 1 by elf.'etrid 'miotoxis. . .... �
'exactly, imitate the even flow of a no� longer to be tolerated !it Paris. . Cure for Lumbago is 4 . . � . I .
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down the trolitgh' throlugh the sand. is the Most aboininable-contrivalim! Dodd S !, OALVERT'S ' �
'tat over ran on two wheels. . I : , Carbolic, -Dial nfectan to. *caps, 01rit 1.
It is at -first a even depth tbrOugh- . .1 Prepogt.er- I I . . I � rrient, Tooth Powd
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ant, a I nd the banks are protected. by ously long, fitted on one, side with a � . . awarded 100 medals and diplobam for superior
sort of capstan for. �ordih � excellence. Their regular use proventi infeatt . � �
small bags 4 shot.. Into this mini- of ea.kg,L I ous digeaseR. Ask your dealer to obtain 4, 1 ..
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ature river the water is allo1wed to nlost awk I.. -aey I ;
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f I low at .a given speed, and . Prof. En- the L haqUetS Wato a perpetual " I ; F. . 0. CALVERT & CO., .
. of accidents, and th . air disappejotouree pill L ! L MANdNESTIER - . ENGLAND. .. . .
gels studies closely all t e . rame: I I I I . I
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where the sandy bottom is washed f I S - - sousage Onsings -New, iniportatlono dneo English. .
. out n, wh' of ,the worst terrors of Parisian, .
, where it is filled I ore the . Rhe,,p at -d A,rfoon Ting orsinks-relfabloloodsal I
I r li� 1,dew. P.&I'll" TILACKWELl_t co,, I artinto. .
streets are the butchers' carts and i�. I a
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As the water flows it naturally oar- and heaviest of two wheeled veldcles,. (' I T1111Y Nh1VJ,'R DRINK. I , V Ont Writ* for Pisrilcularm, James Jr4 otswaM . L . I .
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irotugh. All this, is oalug4t aild. Pre and it is ths'oustonV of their drivers 1 There are hundreds Of horses an , a I I . MILLS, mILLS & HALES, .
. tor career through the town at break-:: thousands Of' cattle in the 11a,walla, : 1i narriAttip,eto. - '
L served in. a amost ingeniolus manner. , . einoved to Wegle.v flullillage,
' o'ugh I it is neck speed. .It* is so eomm4n for.the Islands which never take a drink of LAW
As the water leaves the tr . I . . ItI61=0 id Hl, IV., Toronto.
- I L to run over pl3oplo that they are Pop- water throughaut� the whole eoutse of I Books, Rosaries, arm
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carried over tin ribs behind which the ularly kn ushers." ,their lives, On all the islan'da the up- � Nttholio Prayer 01fixest, sckpulsra�
sand is diepooited,'ffiYally Calling, own as " the or : Itallglous flotcres. Status .
11 L an-, . . ri are Pat altitudes of the mountains are 8 no ry, and Church. ornaratow
tirely clear Ott a soil; into slarge Henceforth, these Juggernaut ca . : ,lon, (stional Works., 31all orders receive prouipt atton,
tank at the lower end of the trough. to'bo compelled to carry a large ntum- gIv6n up,to cattle ranges; ' The cattle ; _ _ _ . 1, O.&J.13ADLIERACO.,01ontroal. , I
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Hore a pUlmp is constantly at work bar, clearly painted In black on' A'run wild it ' ora the time they are born POULTRYl BUT I TERt EGGS, APPLESI
. r Choy are sent to the slaughter -
.white ground, on both their sides and' until sad other P1t0DUONj to ensure beat resulit conalgh U .
driving the water Which thug ,comes, oa, their back. In thi . g way it will be house,. Eiaepf possibly two. or three I Th� Dawson CommiSsion. Co., tirqited,
. through the "'river" back to the. up- poosible to identify them and to bring .months in the rainy Beason there tire COP. West -Market A Colborub St., Toronto, .
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per tank, thlas using it.over and over the drivers to justicei wherea ms or pools of water in any , �
and enabling the river to flow on I
without interruption for weeks. past, after making a victim, they al- part where the cattle range, but ev- i
. most I vqiably got away,' .Another OkYwhcre there grows a recumbent,
Prof. Engels has sirtrids of various Ln
.colors which he uses for, showing the' clause of ,the decree provides that af� jointed grass known by ,the -native BrAss oand
exact position of deposit of sand wash ter next October no adv'eitiseinent name ott maninla, This is both food Instruments, Drumso Uniformlit, litg'.
Lft his rivers. A red sand foods slow- Carts are to be allowed in the streets. and drink, Horses and cattle grazing EVery ToWn oan have a naw .
- mlottith,' of the river. M. Lepine has been equally well. sit- on it neither requirowater nor drink , L,,,,a,t .
ly into the tr toprilect ever Tted, MUG astalitirtia no IN" .
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shows in bars and banks half way vised in 'turning his attentlofi to the it when offered, . , ationt led free. rite oil for saythlog (q I I
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down or more, indicating exactly scandaloUs state of things that have � 0 1� . . Whaley Royao Al Go., Toronwtojail t
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sand used in'the same way might shOw its Piccadilly, but Paris has its Boole- a prompt, remedy on hand, Nerviline- 1
the formation of* still other bars, and vard Moutemartre, and if .one is 'It nerve -pain care -has a wonderfal and �
the removal ot the red sand bars pr6v- little wowso than t1a other it is' immediate influtnoo upon this malady, I I'll, I
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fously produced. Controlling the. wa- doubtedly the latter, awar=A,ng as it five, Pleasaab tt) the taste, and the 1. . . -
Let as 'he does, Prof. Engels -oan have has been wont to do not only with bestlrom6dy in the world f�r pain, Dyeing I 0 ean ng I
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a fresliat, at any time hQ sees fito uOt- woman of bad character, bjit. with ruf- I ___ For,the very boot sand your worlk to 0
GXi1RXANY18 RICHEST TOWNS. I' BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING C0,11 . I
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Ing its egook on -his river, orhe can Cam a the most dangerous and in.
Imitate the stuggish flow of dry au- famcfas type. Twice in the course, of The richest town in Germany, ac- Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa, Quebec,
tumn. It his river is exceedingly crook- the Past few nights the police have cording to the estimates of the . .
ed he can proftee a now channel Rtti- raided this thoroughfare and also the party Tax Cominiaqion for 1800, is not _ _ - "P.�"-1.
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these prod�aoo an the river, whether becomo.possible to traverse the center richest town is B`sson, the third Is t, ,,,,.J.'�Ji'J.7;fk1
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rogaran the tormation of bars and risk of being robbed and knifed, �%�,, N4 . � -�, , �,,� 1. -, 1,10h
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bankq and so, olti, and how deep pil- . ..- � � __ .1 I . i ! I ALL LEATHERS,
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have been plottoil with great accuracy is . ENGLISH
not oftly as to their sharfs lines, but 4�, . lio� � .
with regard to the tontour , lelo" 14 k I ,- -,.,.- � -, _ 1, - "--
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engaged in laying.opt to alft isadt *A*_w"00-000 #4 . .1 .1. 1. I �
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portant German rivera. He duplicatem 9F - =_ � - � - , __ .. _- , I Wl. _w"islosts'al". .., IN THM WOALD�. I � 1.
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