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:-IIii).i. I want, all Ive-erpaint �-undat,."
tIll-0, apm -it,. reminil lilt- of it tinaln;
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. HE "CAME BACK."
(Routoli Transcript)
Valit-l-Ilow did Jack happen to 1Y '41,00 4
meorld tIllit.?
Kitty—opeause I refumea liliai vie first
timel (if muree.
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ANGELI CINFLUENCE.
(Villich)
om i,aav (on't-rin4 poilet,nian it travt)-
I orit-11 iIIIIII, -VI),Il llopv Ituiveman rill
tilt -it .1 I-Isk tic bt-owning lad, belou so
(XIIIIAtantlY Mi'Xi'd lip -%vith orlmo.
110111,VnIan. -You liet-dit't ft"tr, main. It's
t1w criminals wilt 1-1111 tilt% 1.1sk o* Iii-voril
Ili' F-uhtt.s, tivill' MIX(Ill lip with 1110
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FOUND OUT HIS NAME.
(Judge)
"What Is Ill,; trouble-"
:-,.wuIMa',,
I thought; VICTO was a WOMILU III th's
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TEMPORARILY HANDICAPPED
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, � -'roppli
.l, I r. Imughleig.11-1 3110 0111 t I
nol)lc-illan, Count Ile 113JI" to -day.
lit"ity Ouu,4111elffl) -.1hallY! Irs Ile a bril-
11:111t cl,11%,orpOtionalist? '
Niv. liolighlolf", ' __N,.N,j.lI, no, lint tit prp�-
elit. If.. limi ri,intillatisill III Ilt4 Shouldev.4
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( notton Transcript)
,:-.%I,,- rich inivio Is dead." .
I rifa lie itInvo ,%-our anything?"
"y, .�* lip left I& perintless."
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BENT AND BROKE.
(Broolilyn Life) . .
IIv-1 WAS I'll PhIRSUMI bUnt-
Nlit,-Aud theil-
Ue-And t1wn, liefore I ],new It, 1 Was
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PITCHING AND PREACHING .
(Ilti,,,ton Transcript)
hlit--Alst think Of It; tilt, p1wher on out*
I,Ltll tt-itui getst morn inooev titan our inlit-
1.�t(6r tlol;4�.
L1e__yt-% isilt tilt, pitelier has ,I better
delix e1w,
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. ENJOYED IT.
(Plill'idelfillia Record)
lVigwn.-Have -.,'Oil been ejoying ,.%,our
spashore cottage this surniner?
(1Ln,-eflmt-Y0s, Indeed, I rented it for.
tilt, sonsoll for ainiotit as much all it costs
altogetlier, ana rvo been staying at linme.
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HIS LATER RESOLVE.
(ChIcago Tribune)
,,I.Illggills, (11(111,t you tvit tile ),oil ivere
9011M to I*kl$igll ,.-our jet) it.,; traveling
ninit for sfinteash & VO, next, Januarv?"
-1 think I did, kInoddltl' bll� vve' Just
liatl ri'vouridentlal tauc with tile boss 111311-
Helf anti I find-er-I'm 901ng to re"14,11
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A DANGEROUS START.
(Witsbington. Star)
-So your baby won .It Drive Ili tilt, 11"11-
sbow?" -
f, -;Yes." replie(I the proud init worried
.1 )let,. 11A.nd I guess we'll move out Of
tile community. All tile envious netgh-
linrs will reReAt It as 10119 as Ile lives."
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SIMPLE ARITHMETIC.
(judge)
1vIiy tie .uomv people count on t1ioir
fingers, do yOu suppose?"
IipcnUi;k- thei,*re tile handiest 0114. I
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THE FATAL DAY WAS NEAP.
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"Charles seems to be very exacting,"
sald a fond InRinina to the dear girl who
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tvas -dressing for tile wedding 'I
'*Xever mind, marnma'", silid. , silo
Fwpotly. "They are Ilia last wislies."
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PROBABLY.
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(Flodda TInlpS_lTn foil)
,i;-,Tobnny, what are you going to (In with
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at mouse "
"Give it to tencher," � I
"Why, .,;lie doesn't want It."
. "Oh, sbe'll. jump at It."
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BR,P-HIHI
(Boston Transcript)
"Shp turned orf blin with tin ley stire.11
"And wbat happeneil titan?"
"Ills words froze oil Ills lips,"
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. AN INGRATE.
(Burralo R - xprens)
"Tightwild says that he owes his site-
c"Pss its .it ninnc-y-%otter to his wife."
flt..Yes; but lie, does not appear at all
"DON'd to pity )let' nni't.111119 Ott 190C(AInt."
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SATIFIED.
(11-altirnore Amprienn) .
11(lan't .Q(�rvu ,.rou. NOth liquid refresli-
Intent. .,;Ir. ThIs town Is dry.11
ti ,;All right. d Bring we a bottle of sme.
I ng t-xtra ry. " .
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(Ilo.,ton Trawicript.)
"Kato says ,hp repeats only half she
belirs." . � . I
"Maybe; ])lit slip. hours twipe is.much
ns wlyhody else.."
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THE EXCEPTION.
(Cleve(and Plain I)Palpr)
"T)ops tit(, missus Interfere in tit' kitelien
wrirk?" Inquired ther in%,estfgator.
-Pops shu?" repitt'd tile .stout cook.
"Don't think It!"
"And doegn't ssie ilo nny.oe tile cook-
hig?"
"I won*t say It As ,4trollq� as that,
There'A u fotw palate tionerii till missus
Is ,tiod tit makin'. When I'm hnngry fnr
one of 'em I Iet Itor come in (in' 'conk
)lit- volim lint that's tile' one exeeption,"
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REALISTIC.
WhIengo Tribune)
1;111,11N, lailleti find gentivilitill", F4.11(i tile
an, "is it movini,v picture or an oltl
lown).
it)"(- StOkInhout 'nato Ili fiction."
"Hut he do(" I t sepal to be doing jilly.
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Illill-10 " ObJeeted a man lit t1w, atidlenLe.
111111 "ll"1114-t-t that tile! picture was a
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fit 11 11.
, ..Don't yntit see his lips movi6grl slutro-
y ri`t0rtPd tile Showmen. "Ile's swear
Ing tit hwat tit(- )land!,#
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HAD A POOR TIM=.
I Wooten Triinseript)
.4110-T F-lipposit. yon Ill -c famIII.Tr With
Longrolio%vp plit-In: "To .c;tny Lit 1101110 I.q
Best."
Tre.-Tf-ti and I think lip Inust Illivo writ.
t(n it jll!-.t after returning from it slim.
iner oliting,
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PRETTY SfflALL,
(TI(sl4ton Trittim-ript)
walu'r-Trow (lill Von filill %-Out' rtpuk,
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(111(-.4t-011, T had no 1:1,0111111. lit all. r
I'llond It untli-r a slice of Preneb frion
Illitaffl,
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NOT PUOILISTIC. .
It.ondon Tilfrilt)II)
�<Iilfllv Disistwed 5ru,1,,b,,tI.Itl.- ThIll't VAII
111111k V,ls, I.,4 a ("IVI. ILI I'tt t
nat of C-011it . .4)11141 lie pi,thwl
I'Iftilltiff-4 thillIft
'ht Of 1110t, I'llf tile
4.,mard won't 1101t.
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TOO COSTLY. 1.
(Illilk.)
" f Ill I-IIIIA1.1v don't L'Itow NvIlat to give
1.1% Hink for a Weddill-4 )ITe'u'llt."
". 1111,11 shilli1v ghl. lim, Illoney.11
"011. lilt! It 11111stil't coSt a4'11111011 all
that."
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$AACASM UP-TO.bAT9.
(Lippint-oft',t)
"Wiv is Ile ,qo bitter at the ""irl he
wnci rileently engitgpil fit?"
'ItpeArIM(4 NVhOfi f4bp FIvIlt illp ring 11.1fik
Aw WOO thf� box. I(,XIa,�,,--WIt)
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cide," the ilivirmured Ili a low Yqice,
I'villateveryolt. way agrec upori.l. will
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011 JIII.V W, Ili tht- little f6bilig %illage
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, A LUCKY GIRL.. ,
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Oulclo Farr Inherited Five Fortunes
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Runert DownlnLr bit )its lips fiercely
and
Digestion is Bad
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! if Po" oil the Quebec shore of till.,
In right Months.
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utic,ed
IrIA [ rAILE *
underneath Ills dark, curling moustache.
13ab!s ev,ery word and action
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There Is Danger Ahead for the Man
,tilt ot st. Lawlpllvo, 4% 1110110rial ill'it-i
"I"elled to �,Ir William Edmond Logan,
we have hova a great deal lately
about people coming Into fortunes.
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told un, 'RII too plainly tliat
that site did
WhQ Neglocts Natorels, W no.
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Xt., 1,.D., v. it. s., founder and first di-
JJ h l this kind of luck
certainly belong$ to bliss r).Ulele Varr,
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the 0110 story
- not love him, and that Ile whole 4oul
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revturof the (;euloglval S,ttrvey of (.'lilt-
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a tilt, The day Selected for this Interest.
an eighteen -Year-old Californian girl,
who has Inlieritoa no LOSS X11411 five
A*IXNXXA%PAA%M PlAi 11
MOMAWA9
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rebelled against this marriage, whiqlk Nivas
DYISPepsla Tendencies are SeriOLIBand
Ing event was the occasion Of tho visit of
fortunes, and
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fomed upon, )let,.
Her Indifference was sowing the oeeds
Should be Treated Accordingly.
beventy members .of the Internatitilial
.411 within a period of
eight months!
Thom 6'. unfortunately. a el"k-i Of WIth Rupert Downing seir-presertva*
a bitter I I
of iiatred ill ih� heart against,
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fleul6gival Congress to tile (1a4pe coull-
Miss Farr, who is only eighteen,
routantle inaideus who cannot lie thrown 0011 wild ilia first law of nature.
When the (,I--,, lied resounded, eoward
act )v
Into constant eolA. lilt a handsome. .
aN lie was, loill. for tile second time ill
the girl; be wat; growing to dislike her
2110re fiercely titan lie bad ever loved.
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try anti -tile meniorial wits erected kv tile
congress to voinnieniorate thj� import.
ant.official serviveS of 1-5ir William J.u-
was a fashion writer on the staff of a
sniall inagayOxie when auddeul,v a
agreeable -youll-P Inall without fallilla" andonea the girl that lie
" Ills life, lie Ill)
her.
Hany all exultant daydream lie had
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gall. which began Ili Quepe lit 184,21. The
great-aunt of 11'ero died, lea ving a
snug little Income of $1,500 a year.
deeply lit love NN:th ]Lint, thuti It was. pretended it) love, left her to (lie aneld
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o4r the manner Ili which lie would head
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ineinorial is It brolize Slal) ly�-Ilriug it
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with the 014 iIi.v,4 daughter. the horrible flame and taillike, or to ea-
('I&reuj!e N, .:!:,. 5,mrvely noticed tier titpe, If she could, He had enough to
her proud will to him, whert she wals
1her
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Strong alill effective Illedalliall portrait
of Sir William aevoinpanieti by a 8Z.
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Br(ju mach
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prelionce, ho %..I:, ) abiorbel.1 Ili his ilo to ,stive hiln,igif.
I but P-110. 0114tal:t toll told upon All fit fileatant Clarence Neville
his wife. Then lie woulA t&Luut with
tile truth &I tow %be had been parted
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able 1uht-ription anti Is tile highly artlith.
work of Mr. Hear! Ilebert, of
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;I.I�Agilled.
from the man she had loved and wedded,
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.Montreal.
It hins been. attached it) tile fitea.
Back to Health
him more tLan .1,4: kroulied to aotion. Whi,it was life or
ILI I, I . I I ,to- )ale J .. I
by the machinations of India, and him'.
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natural rock wit" Im the I - - 0 1)
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Vail t e I_ J I *1: L I sa elty to it in wit le Ole idol of tile heart eelf. LLI. - -iE�:v - � I It 0 eree
- . �_ __1 village. A -t the ullvelling ceremony stilt.
. anti haggard thv )otln I Illan'ti face look- was 'Ili such deadly Peril? She woula be borro,r-6trieken, of 1111� I able addremse,; wero inado. by Dr. A. R,
ad. as he iiat oplouiiIlte ]tint at the d1hiner flow he ioaclied their box lie never course, but what ba,d been done slip %le-lIl- , r� 1� Burluw, chairivaii of the 1�ogall Ileln.
ta),14, olle evk�llilllz, afterward remembered, fighting his Way would not undo, 'Ills courts had legally I I I OrIal Col"I'littee, und by Dr. John .M.
I'Vilell lie returned, home the next through the seorching heat and the (lease freed tier from Clurence Neville, and '. I .
ey,ening lie x -Ad to Ills young sevretary: \ '.1 . Clarke. A,t it hirther expre4slou of their
t voluries of omoke, the words would have been sooken which , .
III have seats iti,l. *tll� OPO"t to-Ilight. ks lie leaped (Aver the railing, lie dis- - I S 1, 11 . " � deAre to establi,milt tile uwalory of Legal&
Will you not ac'etinpany lay daughter c,' ,yould inake her Ida wite, a'id 116 Ivile - ... and his work tit Gaepe, and to acknowl-
anti )lie, Afr. -Ne011e'.1" vered Bub lying fuee downward lit a sbe would relnuill, no initter NoNy she _ Klge their aproviation of the extraordin.
deep swoon. 11r, Haven, her father, lay pleaded with him to set her free. ary attractions of Pelve, tile coillatittpo
"Thank yoll tur your thoughtfulne,i.,s, back unconscious Ill )ills chair; Ilia owl, There could be but wie, way Ili which There IS a str(jig moral In ilia contoulplatas acquiring the I lit lit
but I woultl rather uut," sald Clarence, father was groping Ills I at it I
I way about; lie would even stop to consider such a statement of James Schrum, of Pleas- tile Present ineviturial lit order to' 1)11(1�! I
- blind and bewildered, fai y dazed with istep, and that would The the cost of the ant street, Dartmouth, X, S. Like thou. sent it to the town us a
liciii tat ing'] v. 1-1
1,17141, nly t!�mr follow!" exo1ahned horror. Haven. fortune, Ile would not nuilce nands of peopl�, lie was failing Ili bealtli &CIence.
Judge lfarvvy I ;,;.],III,, Ills head; "it] Ill. .
work anti lit) Oa:i il:ll make Jack a dul-I
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,.(,Iz #3 A'Wper& 110VIIIII9, india )led fled.
'4 ' Ing Ball and holding her closely to
such. u, proposition to tier, however, until
silo came -into 'full Possession of he'r
beca,use his stonitteli atilt digestiv� or-
boy. You ,%Nltl V,et to I;o 111toget-1 ter toO
I much of at bookwori-a. browsing through
his breatit with one hAnd and gritaping
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wealth, by the death of tier sfirewd old
galls were out of repair. Ilia vit-501ty
was alippittg away; lie was IOAInI -1.0111, d
my old library till much." I
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rhere Is notli.�iig NvIdeh makes a inan
Iiii fitther's ar'll by his disengaged one,
I;e made a desperate effort to bring them
father .
Rupert Dawning was playing for high
Or 0
every day,
"I could not have held oil
feel so inuoh like his grandfather as
to safety.
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staked; ll� felt that lie haa tile fort,tine
Illuch
longer. I wa.i wasting away siniply
wading thrutioll. U11CIent history. Conio
fit Courage!" lie cried to his totterjag
ther; "another
quite within Ills grasp.
beeautie no remedy I it'sed gave tOuR
witli us to th,� opera, -and anild tile
moment, and you will
be in
.1leflawbile, the preparations for Bab's
and strongth, to my stoinavii. The vital
lights and miti-ile, anti aniang the great
handsumOv dressed
safety.11
Tile old titan lunea heavily tile
ivKlding went steadily oil.
It had been settled .that It shotuM take
forces of Illy syliten'i seemed dead. I was
throng of women.
-you will feel nLw 1:fe'throbbing through
Oil
strong right arm. Step by steiClarence
place a month from the day of the
advised to, it'- Dr. lialuiltonla Pilli.
What Ili dileny weak n e6a they searched
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your vehis. I Inaltit upon your accom.
.Neville forced their way onward, and at
Opera -house holocauat. Rupert Do,lyning
Out I don't know, but in a ralraLul I Ong
panying 1.16. 80 there%. all call to it."
last, all, Goill lit last., the free air of
deelared. that he could not wait longer
way they have made it new inain of Ine.
As the uld g-ontlennin would not take
Ileaven blew atroaa their faces.
Placing
to claim Ilia bea.uteous little bride.
"Of
' Aly stomach trotiblea are cured, rich
no for an answer. Chere was nothing for
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them Ili the charge (it a police-
course that will not allow 130
blood now runs through Ili), veinw--clear
blill but to colil"Ay. It was with rather
mail, the brave 'a
to give all order for a Parisian toilet;
skin and unmistakable evidences of
a llcavv Iwart l;.,A%evvr, that )I(,. tool,
'"Ole into tile 2,lining building, whe'Ll
but she must not mind that, She will
healti, and vigor I feel every day. D�.
the evehing- indn v.-Ith the old Judge and
Bab's father lay in such deadly peril.
be us dear to me in the plainest gorl�n
Ilawilton's PIlIFj )lave certain'ty niaster-
his gav, bri-lit uh.atoring daughter,
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Despite the fact that Ills strength was
Ili the world as If she were robad in
ed the Secret Of curing, the sivIdy orierv-
ato NsIle! h re'ohad the
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almost exhausted, lit, made his way tile
prieeltss point lace."
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ated mail and I strongly urge every -
city, The ol;wit house watt crowded
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second time toward the flame -Wrapped
So tits fashionable Boston. ml�wliistes
a rth to utie this
on, in filtilinger or lost bea
as they took Liteir iieats. There ware,
box. _11r. Ilaven was of no light weight
ware called Ili, and tile trousseau grew
grand reinedy."
very f�iv girls ititiong that throng of
e 0dil
and being it, almost all exhausted Oil -
rapidly under their skillful fingers.
-filled
Dr. 11amilton's Pills of 11andrakeand
wQtI1 atil beAlltv who were prettier
flun, tile effort of as )Ilia was a
1�ilnlllenve;
The'llouse was with an, army Of
Butternut are purely vegetable- 2543
q to behold than L'Illian llarvey, the
terrific strain upon OIIIv
sowing WO'lleii; the only person who,
Per box, live for $1.60, till druggistaftud
Jud-e's daughter; but Clarence Neville.
heaven know how lie managed it, bil't
tievine,.1 to t.%ke little interest Ill the
storekeeperia, or postpaid from tile Ca -
was blind i'a )ter boatity-At never oe-
(julteas soon a, it was accomplished --- 0 y-
proceeding was the bri,de-oluct.
fari-liozone. Co., Buffalo, ,N.Y., and Kin.".
curred to ]lint to notice her dress or
lit the fir -it breath of air-hii strength
The French inadam lied long sinee do-
ston, Ont.
bow fair site was.
seemed to suddenIv leave )lint, lie reeled
alsted from aaking tier opini-.)n on Uda
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The divine Patti was to have been
backward, atrikini the pavement with a
itiatter or that, for She always received
Summer
the star of tile -vellinly, but, through
dull thud.
the 6 -ante reply from tile 'young girl's
indisposition, slit! had ilecidell e,t the
When he opened 16s ey ea to conscious.
lil.t,:
Try sliced cucumbers, new onions, beets
and lettuce.
very last moment before starting for the
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ness lie found himaelf �nce more in his
I. Arrange it to stilt yours --if, madam;
Bunches of apparagus tips encircled by
Opera house that tille was unable, to
room in Judge HRI'Vey's home,
it inakes no differeni!e to me."
green pepper rings on lettuce.
sing. Colls equ on i Iy unother opera and
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"Well, my boy," said the old- jud 9c,
Aladain Larne would look into tile
- Tomatoes stuffed with dried celery or
string beans oil lettuce.
another star I had to be substituted.
belt"till' as lie opened his eyes, "it look#
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lovely young face, ita expression baffled
Grated boiled corn and shredded peppers
The ,brillitint'Itudien,Le assembled took
ed yel,;,"I'llch us though we were goin 9
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on thick slices of tornato on lettuce,
their dir3appointnient, good-naturedly.
to lilt -
%'a you fOl A Patient the second
girl is not happy over this mar.
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Brussels sprouts, green peppers, beets
and chicory.
Even the feiv who would not ]lave van-,
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time. After saying my daughter last
riage I she would say io herself. "Her
Pimentos, peas an dstrin.- beans on let -
tured out it) liuve heard any one but
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night,$ I attempted to go back into the
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,.art is not ill it, t,ll;t is evident." Then,
tuce.
Patti remained in their boxeti,
building in search of veil but the croI7
after the manner of her clever cloas, silo
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shredded celery, sliced radishes and
romaine
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ything that goc�a wrong is atErib
uted by the Berberines, it tribe of till
ksudan, to the devil. 1,,thel S. Stevens
Ili "Aly Sudan Year," tlaotes it story toll
her by Bishop Orwynne Of Ills ,,boy.a�
coining to him one day and announcing
"The devil is lit tho li�use.11-
"Oh," said the bishop, litbilt N yet.,
interflatingi When did lie arrive?"
"He mine Ili with the cook from thi
souk market yesterday evening.11
z, 9111oally ?I' *comitionted tile bishop, puz
ed. .
thloycii, and in -tile night lie came out o
a cook and passed into me,"
"041. and what did. bo ilo'?�l
`lle went to the cupboard and broki
d plate and the top of theJani Jay!'
A light broke Ili oil tile blahop.
"Oil, lie was after the jaml I supposi
lie ate sortle'.111
"Yes," sald tho boy. "he did.11
Tile idea of devil -possession is no
merely aii-elaborate.. form of excuse; thi
native servant really believes tit it.
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For Women's Ailments
Dr. Martel's Female Pills have beei
the S(aniaild for 20 years and foi
40 years prescribed and recom
mended by Physicians. Accept n(
other. At all druddists,
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RACIAL CRANIUMS.
"A illiant throng," remarkeq I lell to sp .
0 0 prevented my doing so, eaulating upon the reason. i,ima beans, chives and lettuce. Differences ill Shape Usually In
judge, handing Ilia opera glass to his declaring it "Ifer lover, '.Nlr. Downing, is as ]land- 1. . .
0 would be bui inadne-tis to rush into that flolne a 5 a prince, au(I as rich as he is -_ --- dicate the Racie.
young secretarY. burning, caldron of flaine. � I., .1. . 11 . � . .
0arence, th�ough politeness' sake, "ft war. a terrible affair," went on ill hanilatime," she ruallauted. "It cannot ... .....— ' .
a __�� The study of boads reveal,i some Ili
, a lit, that ohe does not care him; why — " " , " '.....".11 ........ � ............ . " teresting faetb. one ia,.that tile Iej
could 'lot choose lint take the glasses old Judge. "The building wits 11 t I
lit Ilia )land, raisa them to his eyes,and wreck and there were Otal there It' 'lot a society "girl tit the Htil; . bide of the lipad is itimust al%�-aylj If,,.g(.
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glance through them ,it tile 11,713ell1bled Wotil� You Ilk(- to hear many lives lost. who 'would not have been delighted to N'A 03 titan tit(. III'lit, due, it is said: it) tit
throng. who -were 81ved and th� list of those ]lave secured sueh it Vne lover." M 4 ' \ XWEL 3 universal pructice Of IL,;ill,r tile ritril
'.. ��
it'll those who were e ' ..A It . "tother el'ir'
I d-denly Ili., fact, blanched to the line V tliou,ght on the � GH SPE O'
� missing'?') r ., hand niore than tile left. At
of death, ilia hanIl shook as though they " heels of it - 6\,—' A t4 P I 0 N outi point id that nationality collsidet
"Yes-Ilo, muttered Clarence, in- "I wonder It the bonny little lassie is
were. palsied, It!,, breath came Ili short coherently. . ably affeets the shape of the bead. I
gasp.s. The*fIlvp oil which Ilia eyes rest- " in love with any one clsev, 13-ta a dass V Itself -the easiest .
. . running, the moti, substantially built, 1%ould, surelv be an intre4ting subjec.
Bub was safe, 60 was Ills father, Mr. This idea wite *tren.-t-hened a few dayd the most satisfadl,ril, washer, oyer . for it biolog-Jit to explain wity it ii ilia
ed held ]lint speftound. It was the face iraven and India; t ed litter, wNhen nutdain picked up a boo), of tile nearer the eil,iator a )-tic-, ro.ide
of Barbara liaven. hid bride of all hour to know. . poenns which ll.t.b had brought to the invented. -
.hie lolit love. "There ly,ta some I I Only washer worked with crank tilt, rounder their heads become.
It was only a moment of time that there ]a splendid work done room where Mie ]lull bee " handle at side as well as top lover -and 4- -No one lit-vtIs rolilln-lin't of the roluld
.
. . at night. The heroism of one try oil a gown. When Ellie dep-artei site the only one where the whole top &- bullet-sbape(l skull of tl vinp-eo, lint tit,
lie gazed at her, Ills whole beFirt in his - 1. "
vollau Ina" it, partioular is a thenie for fij�got her opens up. , 1'�
a- 2. butter will amilre lt�i that a, 'rellvlllllall,�
yes, lint it seenio,l to him that long book, leaving it behind tier.
cerituriE6 Nvere crowded !])to that One it e0fillun or more of adulation In the -Madant picked it up curiously. ,1twa% I Ask your dealer -lo allow you the a head is rounder titan till I.'.ngIkllIIl:IiI,-�
. dail, prints. ..Champion" Washer. ai.I.I. almilarly an En-116inau's round(!
intense inorinent. . a selection of love ])cents by n great - I
"The young mail's Ilaine. iu Downill ljoet. Now, it did not eurprl?j; )let. that . "Favorite" Churn is the world's tilun it Seot�niau's. Tbp averiutI ,scot'i
It was a wouder that the sight of the At tile pel,il of his Owl, life, 9. - I ,
beautiful hic-ta, erowiled Its save& this street voting girl, who wits S,3 q1tort. I beat churn. Write I I -
Ill 'is fluffy tile beautiful girl to whom he w a for catalogue : 1 11(1141 taper" voillsideralill, tim.Z.d thi
I
I inars of golden hair, the deep blue Yet- its be. ly to be 'wedded, 0ioul,li be reading ' . front, narrou,i at tilt- temp1m, anti Ili.
trollied, her fAther, Couisill DAVID MAXWELL& SONS , conles square .1nd prominent ;it the fore
yet)- eves, the (-riolson. parted lips, and I and Rnotbel, i%inantic poetry, but silo Nfts surprised I ST. MARY's. "T. i
' guest as well, making several trips that the poetri, should be sad, and ap- , Ili h(Rd. (41-Ill'til hViLd.14,. Oil tilt! !Ivcralro
. �
thf dimpled cheeks und chin, did not backward and forward to accolliplish parently liopeles,ti, deprossill. Ili,(- I*Otlllder than English, told broade
drive him inad. and vaipeelally when lie I t.,, a In its effect i . �_
saw the dark, haud-wi ilixtead of Inspiri . -_ it'. the beck. Irish dearti, Ili general, fth
Clarence ' ' till .1. I . ..;
Neville opened his eves wide The volume -Pned readilv'at the ,
Downing beirding over her. . I - , lon-, like the Seot0i, but searvely v.
Tit � ev were alone ill the box. Barbara's with speechless alliazement. pearl and gold, bookinArk, which had . 119;H lillinilluill"ll, I litirrow. .
0 lik i - , Tile .141 (
fathe� sat oil * tile other side of her "y ung '%I"- Dawning is very modest 'been placed lit it. This was the verse . 11 . �11 � 11 9'. ... . avoule Wail I,, nari'm, Ili fron
I over his heroism," 'hich greeted ]let, eve, faintly outlined r ... .i' I I' I and very broad. at the beaek. Whet
"
while nearest the Istage and in better I, Pursued the judge- u ill N
view of the audience was India Haven, when the reporters gathered arounii With blue panelling.' 11 " the revent Pelice Conferenep took phici
dark, glilrloui,,; and sparkling, as only him, tile Only (Zomment he would "'The time of lovers' 1. I , 11 - Ili Lmition a few niontlis ago, tile firi
� "take was: il did is brief- / I
a French girl could Ile. nothing more FI -0111 tile first fair joy to !be grief . ti-ing that tile delegates of tile lialkai
than 111Y dutiny In, Saving their lives. I That tella when love has groxvii old; 1� - stat,ps tild Oil arrival N% . Ili to Call ol
Ile knew 'whose the other figure was, deserve-'�.T wa ' 88 ,- ,Afes-srs. Ifeath with it deliland to 1),
almost hidden by the shadow of the, lit no pralse.11 Froni-the war"', wild kiss to the cold, -
Till- blood in Cliareac-e , = fillillodiatelv fitted out with the till
' From the red to tile white rose leaf, liato that*their new )ositioll liveps-4
shadow of the Sifkeii curtains; lie was Neville's brain I .. .." I �.
bo.-iled. Could It be that Ruport Down. They have but one .season to seem I
not mistah-'ern .Ili lik surrulse. for as lie in, had the temerity to take this f,1184 As rose leaves lost . —_ --- tated. and that fanion I I
. bent forward to speak with India he be- � oil a stream . firm was well
pralse upon lanniell'? I I Nothing Like KnoWing Why. nigh notiplusood to proyltip, fit ;Iltit,all
held the face of his 'fatber---the father For tile moment t I That part not, and PI(se not apart, The sweet young thing was g notice, buts of so totally it misti At' Out 1)
whom he ,had loved all his life through, he impulse -was I .As a spirit from dream to dream bein I - :� 0
. strong upon ]lint to face -the rascal and Ai a sorrow from ibeart to heaIrt.ps shown through the Baldwin locomotive Send for Free Book giving fill
and who Ili Ilia old age had turned from ehoke the lit- back down his throat. Aladam Lame particulars of TUrNZ0111
'his son for tile sake of a young and smiled a slow, though. works.
handsome, dangerousl fascinating NVO. How dared he litter such a failsehor,do fill smile. "I think My surmise 0 is "What is that thing?" she asked, RrAIRT)Y, tile world-ramoui
when he, uith, his OW11 eyes) had seen FITS cure for Epilepsy anti Fits-
Illan. . quite correct," site told herself, "the pothting with her dainty parasol. simple home treatment
Min flee --flee like the desperate cow. pretty maid had $,onto secret love affair. - "That." answered the guide, "Is an "r, veat's' success. Te -If
He lowerea Rts glasses quickly, other- ard be was -when din er inenaced him timonials from It I partl
wisle they'$volild' have fallen from Ills 9 What a pity forone, O'YOUng and love. engine boiler." 11
make himself of tile world; o'er 1,00
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� nervelegs' fingers, Ile heard the clash of * Ife know it wail to a IY to wed one man iS tier ,heart is an. She was an up-to-date y------ __ CURED in one year.
. hero ir the eye,s of Bab and her father other's. �
the music as tile curtain ralled, up,the . IlLnd at once became Interested. "And TRENCH'S REMEDIES, LIMITED
tumultuou4 din of ,applause as the fav- - that it wits ,done. Tile poor follow That is why so many go wrong in the why do they boll engines?" she in- : 410 St. James' Chambers, Toronto.
orite Of the evepilig sUepped before lie Aniote his breast with rage, crying out Wort . d, -tile), 4o not Ina quired again. ; - I
. . - rry the one for
-1 '.. that be was unworthy of B b's love, Whom tile good Lord intended them, "To make the engine tender," po� Blankets Made of Bark.
foolighs. " .. . it
The stage 91i'd it . ie grand assemblage leavill- her to ilia its he had done. froan some mistake Ili fate's plans.. .NLO I!tely replied the resourceful guide.-
, seemed to whirl around bliti, find the All, heaven! how pitiful it was, that 'doubt It is mademoiselle's father who Pennsylvania Punch -Bowl, They have trees for blankets it
so tender it, girl should love suet, an It - . - Ecuador, and they like thein, too
. sound of' tile Initiate seemed horriblynear de hiade the match, which. lie consider- J TI ey are fond of the firm touch o.
and discordant. Everything seemed to I'llworiby object . Row strange it -wal ad eminentl� suitaWe, NVIthout ever con. A WINDSOR LADY'S APPEAL thle, bark against them as they sleep
darket; before Ills ey�s save the lovely that she could not love film, when fol sidting the .maiden, whether site was
-the seelind time lie had risked Ills life wl king or not. How di fferen 6 Qie is from To All Women- r will send free vith We would probably think they wer(
girlish face in the box opposite. to save her froln death. He thanke that merry little ro full instructions, my home treatment "zero in covering," and we wouft
Twice Lillian Harvey spoke to him, '! d mp, Lillian 'Harvey,
but he did not even heltr; his ears seem- (,eel that lie had been near to rescue her the old judge's pre which 1positivelF cures 1,ettoorrhoett, tll- doubtless wake lip In a Inuch bestiff,
it), daughter, who mration, Displacements, Falling of the ened condition it We slept Under i
ed dull to all hunian soundii. and hers; but, oh. how cruel that he&- would not marry a king -on Ills throne
. --I wonder whom be call be observing ven would not give ]ilia her love an a If love was not there .J) Womb. PaAriful or Irregular Periods, Uter- wood covering. '
so closely in 008010" thought Lillian, reward for it -that 1vould have been all Madam turned back a few pagesp end Ing and Ovarian Tumors or Growths, al- But the native Indiana are iiioat en,
, that lie would have asked of fatil. t .. so Hot Fluslies, Nervousness. Melancholy, -thusiastic, according to J. Jamieson
91with a keen, mlift . pang of jealousy at As lie rQai4oiipd the matter out lie . pain, In tne, Head, Back or Bowels, Kid- a traveler and lecturer, who has re
here heart, It I.Q%vi oo,urred to her that -
it wits her f0eiM II.Lb. whose attention caule to tile conclusion to let matters "There is no woman living that draw$ nay Alrid Bladder troubles, where caused cently returned from those parts,
rest its they were. It 'would be better breath by weakness Pecullaa, to our max. You The blankets are m4de, from the
she had Ili �-tia attenipted to attract 1. lot- Bilb to' believe Rupert Downing ' So sad .1 though 1 thi can continue ,creatill4ent at home at a bark of a tree which Is cut particu,
How lon., h � 'there ,lazing . a as at tip Sadden Cost Of Only about 12 cents a. week. Ily
, tv -I 70 over In. larly thin. It is pounded and moist.
I . hero, if she Intended to marry him) ilian I
to the (,pla S t - kj-t% 0al'unce Neville nay- her. I book, "Women's own Aledleal Adviser,'
&Imo sent free on request. Write to -day: ened and then pounded some niori:
P, ',new, . the akrant coward which lie -knew 1111m There to not one upon life's weariest Ad&ess Mrs. it, Surar(iers, Box H. 8, and put out In the suit to dry. Anti
1. , 1_ . . ..... ,,'d from Ilia stu. to ho. way Windsor. Ont. ,
�. . . ..I 1, . The next (lay's paperg announced with Who Is weary as I am weary of all ,J)ub I . I 1, a most desirable and economical
. I .I I ,r tile 11111slo' flitaling headlineA that the young hpro death. . THE BOARD OF HEALTH. . blatiket It Is, lusting anywheres fron
�
- out It Cry (if the terrible fire was to be rowarded' two to five Years
� Virough the tor' saflng th,i lifv of I An Irishman strolling along tile I 'I, -_ ;� -
. , present ILIS beautiful "ToNvard whom I look as looks the sun- quays In New York Harbor ie , MInarl's Liniment Cures
. - bride-to-be by having tile can Dandruff,
I re! The wedding act. flower across the wooden barricade which is - 4 00 -
b,, einifized a nionth. from the da er whole soul turAeA for- placed around the enclosure where till. Popular Dress Silks,
oil up fire. ward the sun, migrants suspected of suffering froin I Charmeuse. 1
141 : tak Clarence Neville laid down the paper Whide in the sun�# sight, X make moan a contagious disease are isolated. Fine molro.
. by the vast %%ifli a heavy groan, hiding ills white all (14y,
I ij� face With lils trembling hailds. � And "Pilwat's this boarding for?" he Silk Voile.
a&A-111. .1-ls utter- ,P 01 night Upon my sleepless llWden asked I% bystander, 1russeli. crepe.
eil a 41. ,i.,ke pour. III eannot endure it and Jivel he bed. it Ohl" Was the reply, "that's to keLip
- groaned, "'ilia day th,tt sees Barbara ilia . 0 Crepe ineteor,
ed into I - bride win find me-dead.11 I, Lit fever and things like that, yott Chiffon Volle.
.Nil poll I h; Pfle which Weep and call out oil death, oh, Love know."
followed . --.1 and women _. __ and thee, "Indade?" said Pat. "I've often Crepe de Chine. - U - . .
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filled tilt, -.'O . . ....'. .1:);e pandeirion- CHAPTER XLV, With but otiltil Wish-ala,ii that I were bleard of the 11;,ard of Ilealth but, be Vally it . Inall Is Oil Ill -s uppers Ni'llo
lual. I 1:01, the ciecond time dead. ' Jabero this is the first time I've seen c(lidn't stand oil Ilia head to save Ills
. ., Barbara Haven And know not what thing evil X IlAvo it.$#
'I'liere wl-t �i %I,:; I iii -At for tilt, eiitn. found lit,ro(.]I-suP))osQdly-ilidebted to done .1 I . 1. . . � life.
Where tilt- -trw, � pasite.1 tIoNvu the weak * -1 . . . . . � - � I I , . I �
. ,fl. Itupeyt Downing for saving her Itfe. Th4t life should. lay such, heavy hand. on ------*- '--"",-""'-----,---------,^----,-...�-.-,--.-.--....-I
and ttallililel fiVer theni Ili their mail ' ,�hat gentlenilin wore Ills fAlse lAurel.j ilia I PP ,l
I dL%slr,e to (-,�valw. wit]' n1li011 Pride- Vate wit& certainly .
At the filld it-%, Lilt- old judge seized softly, and
Plaving into lilt 11011(18, lie concluded. taking it in hor limul went in Search of
Ilia daligilitsr ill 1118 still I"i)IAI8t AVIIII4, fle. had -)lot the reinotest Idea who it its owner. She knew quite well wheTe I
and calling it) \vville to follow IIIIII, was %bo rescued Bali find old Banker to look for Miss Bab, as she called h6r. I
dai *ev'llo "
Ilied ills tilt- alsle. "arence N - 'N*evlllel b"t us 10119 as Ile did 1110t collie ,Site knew s,he would be in the 01ttlo al- I'll. _i: unp..r
.
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neither saw nor heard hial. Like one forward to olaiin hit( lionors. Downing cove of the drawing room, shut in ilia ' 4' � 1::". .
transfixed to tile ,spot ay, IMP one carv- was )nor%- Ohn content to aeZ,ppt the ho&vy draperies, either reading or day- i� �: 9 N1 0. 6
ed lit niArble -lie stood, watehing the op- prahte and tile deep gratitude of till par- dreamiagmora likely the latter. WELL SH INED SHIMS , ,"�:*
: iiii!�I.Iizr
06fte box Avith straining ey"; that box ties coneemed, , 1. ,::;!::..
Yoe, 33ab was there, with her head Altit Irwe . I ; i . . I ii.;.::
I l:OUNOATION.010.,eA*Ct)APPgARAf4C1g � 'i�PTV ii-
eld all that ivali dear to )ilia till earth, Ile coineluded, Rfter much r#fifttioll, bent upon her hands, and the fittare - R i %,i ;I 1, 1;1.!l
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214b, lift heart's idol. and Ilia old father. � that lie might as well turit tile affair of that dejfttt,d young late lived tit f, 'I! 1. r
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And its lit watt -lied lie saw a sight NvIlieh to praptleal list by hurrying up tile niar- luadam's moniory to the (lay she died. � 41 , I ."i ;,I
bAde tile blood run vold in his veing. riage, between R�lj itild hillia6if undex She had enterett tho little aloove I alld 0 . I I � .
One of the sparks )tall fallen aniong the� cirenlaNtAnces 04110 would not be 6111t, ntood ifultIs bellii.16 the girl ere thb hitt. ' "
0A sliken It Ingingi. suid Ili it single ift, ft, refuse Iiin request. ter w" awa-re of )ter preattue. a I F4 ' `
OtAnt tilt, frailleviork Of tilt, box was a Thli proved to lie tilt, ease, When he "Nlies IULII ishe murmured,, layinat 0, li,
Nito of lurld flanle. and ill that Instant pleaded for a zpe(.(Iv inarriage, the lIt"Itt kindly hand' oil the girl1b berit, oliifys � a E POLISH I
I ht dilitinctly sitw thipett Downing leap time he called. .-itail'hor father urged bIV 46n hftd, 11 am here to bring you
.
r t1id, low Tail i ns 1tI.J diiappear in ftltse for hilli. 11,01 dia not holis tho = ,Tour book." S A 4-VIOX BRILLIANT POLISH ,THAT LAM , I
Ittart to say him n",)-, . I r
. (00T4. � go bi uontitittea.) .. ,. . . CASY TO utc Q66D PORTHK SHOU
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"ThatIq Why I Recommend NervIline.11
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Tho persou who suffers front a. stora-
rich allillent, if far front a doctor or
drug store, i1i bound to lie extromplv
Illist,rable. Atiph - waL4 tile clise wii it
)It-. John'011 II. Evans. it -,veil knoull
.
fainter, living n!!Ltr E.dmonton I wilt)
writos: I,),Iy stomaelt ixot upiet I
Oink owing . to bad water. I toitud
great pain after vating. There * wits
%w0ling antl )illicit gam Ili my stoml�clk
and no person could have boo,, more
1)AMerublv, Away Out in the country
it N not Qw4v to got medical attention
exi-clit lit gr�cut post. unit I had to CIO
,ivql1oll t. A rivigliboT wlio lioard of Iny
condition sont nie , it partl%, fillyd I)ottl-a
of "NtIvililic.., .1110 firt.
.[ 410.4o eased
tile pain in Iny stomach. IIG-,v good
thilt it-flef w:iq' I never will be, abl, . �! to
tell. N'ervilinp cured mp. To -d ity out-
�honle is supplivil with mally bottliea of
Nervilinp. No fariner should Ile with-
out it, becallail if it's cramps, diarrhoea
or internal pain, Nervillilix Is il, dead
%tire cure. If it's a 4train, �,, little ,
brithip, lumbago, rheumatisin or neural.
wit
I, . it few rlllt% with Nerviline, cures
very quiekly. Par e -
commend Nerxilhip.,
'
Norm, gi) if) Lod at night unlociR you
know N'elvilino ii handy oil the shelf;
it urovent,s jl1nt:-;i by t4i�hitt uttle aelit.-i
. �
and pa -Ins at the beginning. Sold fly
every storckeeper awl drugrgi9t. va,mily
:_ .
si2o, 50 Conts, trial size 2.� conics, pre-
pared bv The 17%itarrhozone 00., Buffillo,
N'. Y., T*, S. A. - . -
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Style F
Evening wraps short and In the
now bright shades -
Coats of three-piece suits, mostly
in blouse effects- .
Alany evenin- dresses show blendigs
0
of soft colors -
Skirts with. low draperies In the
back and slashed at front or sides-
Tallormade suits with long coats
In cutaway effects and with contrast.
Ing vests, .
rl_A�E,
J You will find relief in Zam-suft I
'I It eases the burning, stinging
,I pain, stops bleeding and brings
'A
il nce, with Zam-
JBuk meanscure. Whynotprove
this'? All Drugqea and Stores.-
. 50a boz ?) .
.1. . ,,
= �-z, - q-- - ;l. ,1W .10-
. to
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. . - Fom P,LL, Su"'VAER sonli_a,
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The Weeping Willow.
It's ,it graceful touch.
One of them does a lot for a place.
Too many suggest melancholy hunt.
Ing.
Tile rough, gray bark is very attrac.
tive. .
Bill; the pendulous branches are Its
great feature.
Undoubtedly It monopolizes send.
raeut among our tree friends,
Its heart is called ".-rave and sol.
emit" and Its boughs are "bent with
weeping."
'Undoubtedly our weepir,g willow is
a descendant or these Babylouian wit.
lows, Its name lit Latin beln.- Salix
Babylonica.
All of our native willows are small
and all Of our larger American varl.
ettes have been imported from the old
countries.
Most Of us know that In a drum
of figs seat to Alexander Pope by
a friend tit Smyrna lie found all In-
teresting little twig, which lie plant-
ed at Twickenham. A young British
officer, thinking to settle here,
brought a piece, which lie gave to
Washington. It thrived fathering tile
tribe here. Ili tills city ilia first willow
was Planted by Governor John Penu
ill his South Third street garden�-
St..,To
. 1- s�ph, Levis. July 14, 1003.
311nal'(1`8 ljolillplIt ('o., JAIllited.
(�l('ntle1nPII I WaS bildly kicked by my
1101'.,v last May and Ilfte� lishl"', sc�sral
proparationd Oil aly leg nothillI., WOIII,l
.
do. . M * v le"t wwwt black a', let. [INvaS laid
111) In bell for it tortilight till(] ('fluid not
%valk. After iising flireae bottles of your
AlINARIP:4 LINOIR,NT I -,vas porfectl�j
cured, so that I could ,start on tile road.
.ToS. I)XIBFS I .
. Commercial Traveler.
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A _�ISUNDERSTANDIWG,
A little Catholic child was being
confirmed, and the bishop asked her
what matrimony was.
The child nervously confused the
answer with that applying to pur.
fatory and answered;
"It Is a state of terrible torment
which those who enter are compelled
to undergo tor a time to prepare them
for a brighter and better world."
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Minard's Liniment - cures Burns, Etc,
I
Love Pancies.
,,God gives us love. Sometimes to
love
lie lends us: but when love is grown
To ripeness that oil which It throve
Pall off, and -love in left alone.,,
aliouid o ivoinan be unfortunate enough
to lose )let- wedding ring, her nearest
niale blood roalativ6 should provide ]ter
witil allothe"If and not her husband.
To dream 11 a basin denotes inany lov.
ors to it niaidLn-
To filul out LOAN' long NOa have to %valt
for tile wedding dItY. Dull a hitir front
Your head. and th"OAd It thl'outh a bor.
rowed llvaddlux 1,1119. ThIlit )told the ring
oil tile list%, as steallN. as possible just
below tilt, toll (if a half filled tumbler
tit water. You vi Ill soon find that the ring
Will aNVIIIN goutly until It otiolies tile
glass. Anil as roany times as it soundil
against tile tumbler, so many 3ears will
elapse before tho weatling tiny%
Whan there is lova lit tile heart. there
6vor poor ant, vireumstanves. hnnvble
our honles, Inean and uncultivated our
fitcultlad or limited the number Of our
'i"O"d love eall IllaUe it hoaven Ill tile
brm.
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vlarrY 86 handsonts and valit yvuag man,
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alnuIc and pit-vit 11 ". ThN Is a
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144t., �Jrunttord, 011turiv.
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WA.NTXJ)--I,AIl1I-,'8 TO DO PLAIN
anti light tiv%%Ing lit bottle; whole,
or spare little; good pay; wollL sent any
distance; ellarges ji�ld;,Bend istamp. for
full Particulars. Natlit ial ,Stuntifietur-
Ing Co., Alontreall
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FIGHT WITH SRARK0.
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'Frisco Fishermen in a Battle
With Threshero,
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After battling full throo hours with a
Sullutil of buiru sharks entangled lit their
nets In flalfinutin bay, fout- Italian fish.
Lillian IlluougtIl to Idll and land three (if
tile 111011htel'.4. So exhausted were tho
Man bY tho Iting struggle that the), ware
oblidged to Plirrender their nets to three
still larger shurics %VIIIVII escaped, ear-
I'YIllg %�Itll thent WN) worth of fishing
1; k. It 11.
Captain Dominic (Tisto and Ills mate,
V1 OrIn (,;hit), had haraly put out their
bass nets when a School of sharks 11ur.
9111119 the Iluss 1:11slied Into the ine.1lies,
Tile sliarltN 'were of the trasher varle-
NILY anti dealing tremendous blows with
ielt, Iting talls, they inado Ilavou. of
tile nets anti threatened to sautall. lit thti
stout plunking of file boats. Two other
fishing boats vaille to tile aid of Ghto
and. Canipa, all(], after threa b,ours of
desperate fighting, tile uAIte,a crews
"I'Veeeded lit Oubbinw three of the
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silarks Into Pubmission, But tits largest
Of Men, ai, I with tWo Others. could not
be "bdued I the nots slipping from the
1`11)9PI-4 Of tile oxhausted autin, anti the
rittilister anti Ills votilliatilons swept oft
with tile tralliner meshes.
Tile large�t of tilt, captured sharks
NVI'lln bl'utight it) Fisherman's wharf
measured sixteen feet in le'riftil aild
weigbeIl ovpr 00 poonds. rl a others
Ivere scarvelY smaller. claptuln G1110
was 0.1olitive. In asserting that the nxons'-
tet . tRat curried till 104 nets was URI
In length to his ZO-foot boat. , ;4hesii
khrItshoem, Or fox-sbark4, are not often
site" by tile fishermen In these waters,
Their illatilletive feature 1.4 till-. powerful
bladc-like UPPOV lobe of tile tall, often
equal I ' It 101191:11 to the bods, of the shark
The thrasher ofton reaches a great size,
And Is sald to attaek anti defeat whales
with blows frnm I t .11 formidble tall.-Eign
Francisco Chronivi,a.
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The Waistband,
It's a girdle,
Or It's a sash. .
Or a draped scarf. i
On chiffon dreses It's often lace. j
A Russian blouse ties a thin band
of leather.
Sashes of satin are embroidered In
bright tints,
Its innovation entirely alters the
appearance of the skirt. a
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ARE HARD TIMES COMING?
Yt-6, for thc Illan t1l.1t wtvars ti,,11,.
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boots, bitt hil,, colll,j are reliev(-d quick-
ly by Putnaill's L'o.rll 1�,Xtriictm% N 0
pidn' and veltain I. il re. 'I'lult's Put.
11,11111 P s. Cs:e no otht-r, 25 cents, lit all
dealms.
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Witches Not All Extinct,
The death of It baby Nvas being Investi.
gated, unit tile Mother testified tliut silo
had carried It around tile legs uf tile table
three tinies, slid then avross a bridge
u, mile and a half from tier home t4ree
titneti, and fluring thip child's Ilinesa Silo
took, nothing front mlY one who brought
it. there, and did not allOW en)' one to
..ee tile U1111d. I It split: Or tills suilelt-
(JOB treatment tile child died in a f4kw
hours.
Why did the mother perform all this
nonsense? BecLitlse she took her sick
baby to it witch doctor, who told her
that tile ItIfftilt was belvitched, and the
treatment recunlmendml would drive out
tile witches. Tills ILWfUl II)StallUe Of
superstition (Jill not oftill, Ili Atsia, or
Afriva or In the IsIttilds of the South Sea,
nor Itas It come down to its from tilt
'51iddle Ages, lt oceured lit Reading,
]'it., In August, 1913, and tile mother's
testilliolly was given at it vorner's In-
quest .-PhIltildeplilit Record,
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1311iousness
is certainly one of the most disagree.
able ailments which flesh is heir to.
Coated tongue -bitter taste in the
mouth- nausea - dizziness - these
combine to make life. a burden. The
cause is a disordered liver -the cure
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills. They
go straight to the root of the trouble,
put the liver right, cleanse the stom-
ach and bowels, clear the tongue and
. take away the bitter taste from the
mouth. At the first sign, of bilious.
ness take
Dr. Morse's 11
Indian Root Pills
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Double Stookings. )
Two pairs.
They're popular. :
The upper are lacy. �
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And may be white or black. *
They're often laced with cord ' 11
And are always transparent. �
The lower pair match thG gowiL ;
Being usually brilliant In hue. !
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Minard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgill
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Burglar -Proof Glass.
Great strides ]lave been made In
France tboso last few months in the
use of burglar-proof glass, Its discovery
wits due to its tremendous need, for
Paris, of all the. cities Ili ilia world,
6eenied to be most at the mercy of that
particular form of highwayman who
fre(luents the boulevardF at night,
breaks the windows of jewelry stores
atilt inakes away with the valuables.
It is as.serted tills burglar-proof glass
is niade by a secret process, though, of
course, It is aduiltte�d that thickness is
one of its first elit4enthils. It is frotin
one-balf to an Inch thick and is ii,ble
to resist a hard blow, almeaby a strong
titan, from a 15 -pound iron ha�ndle. Or-
,dinary glass would have been shattered
by it heavy blow less titan one-tenth as
heavv.
Milell. is Pxpectetl froin this invent -ion
Ili the near flltllrQ.- ('Ilieago Tribune.
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Minardle Liniment for sale everywhere
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WHO FILL LOW-WAGE RANKS?
(Buffalo courier)
The summary or tb�l 'N'atltilial ChIl.1
T,abor conlillittee, NIP. 0. It. Lovejoy.
says that all tile girls and at least little -
tenths of tile ljoys who left school under
sixteen years of a.,e enter low-wage in-
dustrIes and retrialn unskilled workers
throughout their lIvVs.
Probably the statement Is not true
with regard to the giris that titey all enter
low-wage Industrips. bit t Pel-tahlb.- If the
saine per centaire of girls work lit such
Indvstrics and I'0111RIII unskilled as
Inellne to be. trite of tile boys, too sh,ow-
Ing Is dismal enough.
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