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one thing, ymi and I used to be
such good friends ADO—'
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years and I consulted physicians a -ad '
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"Yts,ll she replied bitterly. "Aly on,
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W. C. Edwards, ar well-known Friendly Society dow-0 ""q� . 'I
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lost. "You can get the benefit of mine.
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leader, of Peter Street, Toronto. He cot one of his **e I
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zam4lakl to _prii�,Vokit blood �- `_ - - -'lie iiiitected, I .1� . �
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moment mother and ison were alone
"That's the same old fightin X oplrlt
$be cut, and blood poison followed. He says,--" The blood- 1, f.
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-to my broker, I'm holding back the
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jgFruit-a,tives" Promptly Cured
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44Y90 4reXVt having a good time, All
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me terrible agony. After two months' treatment the doctor said $ 1
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wiratiou x1ch voice. you
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there was no cure, and ampytation would bave to take place if I . I
0111m on. So long, old chapo Unter
Failed To Ove 1301W-
unhappy about som�thliugm Tell m$.'v
"N'Qusense.111 he denied, with g, forced.
Once It Always took a blow -to arouse
3 on. That blow has evidently beet).
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intended to save my arm. , .
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After a few weeks' treatment-, he also told Me that operation: would . It
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1villel Let Horrigan & Co. IdOulge In a
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,vised Borough bill comes up before tbd
"You arwthilaking 'of Dallas, MY be$.
"It has been struclal" he Acquiesced.
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is anything wrong between you. and
her? What has. happened?"
with, a sad ghost of 4 smile. .
She daw the haggard lines about ble
would'have to � be opened so that the bone could be scr . aped. .1 went a*ayto consider when I I .
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"Nothing," he answered - sullenly,
mouill,,the tired look In big eyes, and
I would- have the operation Wormed. And met a friend who advised me to try Zam-Buk.
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A lump came Into her throat- fte.lean-
" That night I bathed the wound and pui6 oil some Zam-Buk. 11goto a little sleep for the
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ed forward Impulsively, but betoie,she
first time for, many nigll;ts. In the morning the wound began to bleod instead of the foul dis- 11 11
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could speak he had unkii6wIngly
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arging as in the past. Thn was a healthy sign so 1. went o the ZamBuk. Well, to
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tbrowu away .the golden moment, by
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--oh, you needn't look so mum. I'm
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-slid declared, "and I want to know
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healel completely. To-daV that, finger is as sound as a belt and I owe it. to Zam-Buk. I .
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what, so that I can help you. You love
ber. Ana that day she came back from
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I must w fi� thIs fight even though It
aiXectsothers besides Mr. WaInwri-bt
eot; over 0 in doctoors fees and when I think how
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Zam-Ou.k at, such a triffing cost� saved me' from amputation WHAT XAM-010K CURES4.
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your honora bi 6, hou or's -honored moth7
Tor notulu% ,You've signect tile -oull
squeals Horrigan. 'No, you big stial,
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N holding, you two,apart?" .
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diseased ankles, runniq )rm, cold -cracks,
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chase yourself before I knock yo�i
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"How can I? You know my attitude
toward her uncle. How can I call on :
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and. injuries. All druggists and stores sell at 60c.
box, 3 for $1,25 or post free from Zara�Buk Co.,
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why I should present Air. Wainwright's
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air to yotli?" supplemented Phelan,
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"I hadn't thodg-lit of that. You poor
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...il;111s nas gutie, jvpeatea Ivilliams,
,*Ile left a note for ffie-saying his wife I
"No, I didn't I come to tip you Ott to
that's held last night at
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Afitigonish Co,, N.S., Marc
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a meetin'
WaInwrIghVs house -him aW Horri-
Ill Wish to express my.sincere appre-
ciation of the greatbenefitIi OceivedfrQnl
-something more, Ver money
and - Perry's are invested iq BoroUgh.
quiet spot for a chat, strolled through
th' bt of
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to take her' south. So he can't attend I
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taking I 'Fruit-a-tives. " I suffered from ,
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Bennett hafted with �. glower of dis-
PrIdlay's meeting." *
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In' Hen Williams, who's Horrigan's
Biliousness .Dyspepsia for fifteen
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outwardly -to be willfully . wrecking
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attend the Ineeting?" gasped
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years and I consulted physicians a -ad '
their fortune. I told you the plan I ar-
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of aldermen. Didialt happen. to hear of
took,. many kinds of ordinary - medicitie '
but got no rellef. I was in miserable
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that meetin', did you?" -
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health all the time and nothing did me
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any . good. k read'the testimonial
, "Why don't you tell herl then? Or'
HE moment of �;trafued a Ilence
growled
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secret service corps." - �
"Never mind." returned Phelan, on
Archibald McRechnie, of Ottawa� antl
I decided to try "Fruit-a-tives.11 lhave�'
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"I thin ' k .so," hazarded Williams, "bill
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whom the satire of the reply was: quite
-taken 4 nuiqber of liftes of "Fruit -a-
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want. I *ant'her to love we."
. . pf�essfble I Perry, who,'. having
some of lem are pretty -scared. We've
lost. "You can get the benefit of mine.
tives 11 but before I had taken. one box
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retscued Cynthia 04113 Gibbs at the
never had such a right before as Bea-
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I feli bettVr Aid now am entirely well.
"I am thatikful to be well after fifteen
what. a weapon you are, putting
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upit's putting , up against now.,
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lan'downdale. Says,11orrIgan,"ifthat
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this statement published for the sake of
tells Dal] ,as of your enmity to him and
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other sufferers, - and to them I.strongly
lCts her know you are seemingly trying..
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happily to Alwyn as he came up , . "and
akeulng!'6 declared
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.might prejudice her terribly. -against"- � '
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uett In her capacity. qf chaperot:
got to'look after now. Go after him,
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a box, 6 for $2,;,56-6ir trial box,
11XIve thought of all that ' -I be
I ask: for Cynthia, you can tell her Nve!re
,Williams, oil the first train siouth-and
"All right. then. but there's some-
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..content to wait. Next. r, riday -the re-
going Into the glass.. house to sfroll ,
haul him back�, Have him here .by
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.thing you do want to bear. They. got
receipt of price by Frui".tives Cimited,
,vised Borough bill comes up before tbd
among tile roma.ati I a vegetables." - .
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I busv at last an! ffhmed an a new word-
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And he . d . epurted with h1s' prize* In t . he
� I'll stand for any damage or-expeuse.
In' for the Borough bill that'll maybe
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direction''of the coni;ervatory..� The me.
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� "Meantime 'she Is here� tonight vilth
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her?"
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word. In Horrigan's car. Dallas, too.
- door. Rovrigan called'After
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business ,clause, an' they all�w -tmns- ,
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tIvely how he stand be-
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Air.'NNVainwright. Have You seen
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fers at all cross lines. That's the Way
matter. He has a reputation, for.. being
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they'll pkit the bJlI up to the alderMen
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"Here's Alwyn, Mrs.. Bennett," .Came
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document iVII be, an' perhaps the boatd
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Perry. Waln-,vrigbVs from the
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portleres clof4bd
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"But do the alterations In the bill
your honora bi 6, hou or's -honored moth7
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our aldermen f�und' out abouit El
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also eliminate the *perpetual franchise'
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hand as It lay on' his arm. "Yet I can'.
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long lost mayor and.. his anxious mam-
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have been wiped out, but the 'perpetual
for next waltz; .1 wish It.. was*
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Cynthia. �Ever dance Nvqtll Cynth!a,
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-Janny.cage-, l.can trustber." .
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"And the $2.000.000 cash otter stands.
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A.lwyn? ,Poetry of mqtIon a . rid a . 11 that
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too," added Bennett. still fall to see
Like a ssian. Qr-or a-oh,--gdod even-
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that ought to .BL1tJ'd
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why I should present Air. Wainwright's
wg', alderman. I didn't see �ou? 4re
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company with a franchise, for which
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lll)jancla�?11 repeated Phelah. in high
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as a swarthy middle aged inan bla .
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$2,000.000. and I shall 'fight the bill to
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disgust. "Do I 'look It? 'It's bad
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Gibbs, ]if se, of ap elusive, part
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,'Ile needs fourteen votes iro carry
show of this -kind 1, feel .�
like a -pa ll,iof
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"What's op?" repeated the boss.'
el -69sed' th.'e foyer. and paused to t
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the bill past my veto. Ile ha.� his thir -
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yellow �hoes. at a. ,furt'ral.
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sic "stfirtin', goal.
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_ -added10 Petry as tte�startedjor . you.ir - ferhine , f, r,6e man of whom Williams . . I I .
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gan and.Williffais can find a fourteenth barroom. I. . . . . I . 1: -1 -i. �_=_ anu., Verry -.vas one of the-aldeinianic "solid thall-us"al- . . I , . I Royal., Pimple Stoek and Ponitry 1,41)0411firs and fj . . ...
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"I heard It," said . 1�_ �____ - , kept in s I � . .
alderman to"- ; . the Ind, ."but I'm .: fbirteen,, on whom Hor�rlgati counted... l6dust I .. 1. � � I I - . . . . I
., who voted in no wild h , . ; I . . .� . . .1 . :� me?'. These are tonight,"saldhe. "It7sapity-someot " I -_ - -
Unless one of the men utry.11 . . ti Tlie;boss made no coranfeak but wait- I
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be "=; 'facts; but tonight's flalucing .energy Couldn't have 7 . - ---' - ---
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against "Thought yoil sal(t you had a. part- . . : I I the . � bman tov 1), � a .
vote for It next time florrigan loses,", .. .L . 1. I "77wn why donit v6u - thank d6d, It's ed Inipatioutly, for his ,henc I I I - ' I . I 1�1.
per. to look up,,, - - flontinue.: I . . . I .. I : Pon devoted to your. worV this morn-, ... I .
nswered Phelan. "He'll make it his . . . clair it up -fl' - Only 611 F rlday. . - . . . I . . � . . . . Imperial Oxford Range' . ..�.. Xro ,� .
.1 "I have -one of Jiadge�, Newman's . �, , .. . . � . . � I . In.-." , . . . ' I . . . I I . * . -
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. business to buy a fourteenth man, an' daughters."' . Ever gee her?.. I thought After -that I can go to her and make Jt . ..... .1 I � Gibb,q flushed at the reproof In wprds * �l , . I . I
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I'll make It my business to find out not"'or you, wouldialt'have wondered all clear." : - . I . . -., ... - . -7, . �. � : . %.. , .1 - and iorle'. , - I . - - .:. . . � , � '.
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honor keep that same fourteenth man thaa,,� . . W , I . . - ." . I 7 to th6 right and the -fire is- O. K .
who he tries to get an' to help your wily I. wasn't in 4 hurry. Better'late Before Mrs. Bennett could reply Per- .9
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straight. That's how It adds up 130 fah . . , . - . . ' I I . I .. I . .1. I I . .. '.. . . "Why didn't 'you notify. me of the � . ,. .. I . 4�ED . <=1
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"Are yop .having a good time,. moth- his side. . . . .. . ., , . . I . I I ready for quick service. . . --- .
On post- - �- the little old "Then Why. not give me the next one,., . . . I hig' block of Borough stock that ,WVA . . - . I . � ... i -
Well, I'll be Joggln'.. I'll keep y er?" Bennett was askin . . I . . 10.. I . . . . 1. VF , , I .1 It burn ' a , I lz� .
lady as he, fou ad a seat -for;,Iicr� " . as.pleadIng:. "If.otie, I . . I ' bought ub. Just,befVp. noon . s brightly and checks pro- , I , �. --
ed. an' between as we'll make Horrl' . .1 too?,, the lad w. .. � I ' t
gan give .if livin' picture Imitatiop of a I "Yes," she answered..' "ArenOt yun?" twostep's. good, two, twos'teps are twice - ' ' ' ' perly7 - I
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. man without . a scalp before we're . "Of course I ain. '1,r.db.vou.nsk7l1 as good. Please"- . , . . .s I I�b I a, with. Jiot quite -all his- CUdtOW:-' in& re � � THIS RANG9. I - 1 . � . .
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through with him." . � . . Lted tYnthia,, l � . ." � . . . I � . , . .
Little of,rbelau's exaltation was re- wwl`llll` ___ _. . xt is' -NO,UN-TAINS.. . ' ' Call and see' dar- display -our . � .1 -
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flected In the new mayor's face as the.! - I . . . : . I. . - . ..., -1. * .. I . . .1 I � I -cep better tabs- or , � c a are! i --DO IT HESITAT9 . ;. I � : I � . . 1,
Xir. Gibbs'. I've told You that twice." a the market .� pri 6 right N I
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alderman bustled out. His duty 'lay - . _ : a,, ge - -I wish: Gibbs . -luck. .in the. . . . I I .. . . D' than thitt- ,if you're ... . p . � . I � . � ... . I . ..
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- T"h! * - D- . - . I ,. : -Perry benevoliButly . .1 : � . 1. � . . : , I . . . . .. . . I . 11 . I
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clear before him, and that a I d ' . .. . I . I � . ... .. - . I � %. . . orld,ll' observed autefili � 1. . I I ,� ... Do you know Who bOuglit It?" .. I .. . . � ' I . . . . . ., I . . . I 'D , CAP OR :4. , .
would follow. But he alone realtz.6 . � as be deposited Cynthia an a f, , . . , - . I , "No," returned Gibbs, with growing ' �' -IS & ROWLV% t 6 - � .
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the cost. He had do counted on the i . (A ,*Summer*. . beside,her.choperon.,Mrs. Bennett 1.11" �.. , , .1 I � . . I un6fLglness.. "of course I don't HOW � , Sold by DAV I � � - I . � _. . .
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promised talk with Dallas Wainwright . . I . . . wlsh lilm'-so much good,luck that If . !, . .- "F� * & � -now? What are you driv- I . - I - . - - - ... -, _.. - � ____1 .. - � �__.- " I ..: I
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1, A I t A- +be holies . I i �..a I., A 1, . 11 UM -h Ws I -S I'd 11% mam'J" V16 "f I tfil . . . . . . I . I
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of that Interview he had staked his all. - Many dangerous -distressing dis- � pay for a pab to take, him: hotbe." , . ' .1. .. . . I 0.11l4is Is what I'm driving at,. Seveial I
lit It he was to have received the'litalf eages prevail in summer and fall,, and As - "Look out. pleasell' begged *Cynthia. S Mrs. Chas* Uatrday. , C . I .
pledged reward for his months of toll they occur. suddenly, often ternili.na' te , "He's coming,", - � . . ' - ays ; . ... � .big bl.0 ka.,6f the stock � have been tin- I
. fatally before Eiid can be had. . . 2 . I . . . I � OrtwiUvOle, Vt - "I Was passing loadp,J,,,un the watket during the past
and actilevement. i . bi I "The next.1s oum, r think, MISS' Ghr--- ' �uap-
Yet In view of big present relations Complainta, sueh as Uarrhoeg, � through the Chin f-Life*andsuftered few days and have been, quietly i
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oeno I Cramps, Choler*.Morbuif, rlson," -sold Gibbs, enterlug froin' the --11;-1:-1:-X;-- rom. nerymisliess lie . d. up, Somebody's evidently tailing I
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wriglat be could not, of ola, CoU� .. , . , - - n
) toward Wain Infanturn, Summer Complaints, ballro6m..wlth L)"Iilas of :in::;-,;-.;;.;�*. andother annoying I on to our game. You, don't. k Ow
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course, visit the financier's home. The are quickly cured. .hope we'll flu've better fbrta ne than. .:: ;,:.: -1 . . .
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doors of the house that contained the . . I I This wonderful Alias N,Vallj�vrl�llt and I. MY step 400s, "", �il, � .: , "; �.,.-.�, -cant,truly say -that 4111ve told you. twice that I I (116111 .
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woman he loved had been barred to it . bowel complaint ...'.. �:. ,. I LydiaR.PinkhAIRIS
1. . fl6t seem to stilt bet -s tonight." - . � I ,.-: !.- .., know',11 blustered Gibbs, magkIng his,
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him. And Dallas -what must she have remedy has beell , , 1, , M ...:� Vegetable Com�
DR. FOWLER'S - - . No. .['in nfrald tho fault was-mide", , . �
thought of his fallujrL, to call? �� on the market for � 7 ;'� ,pouxfd has proved �oncern under -a show of.virtiloifs In-
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EXT, OF WILD ' I 4 1 rs and it protested Dallas, "I'm a little tired. . . . I ci wortli mountaino diguiltion. . . I I
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s,rRA"v,RRY . in I tlllllk. Nitty I sit here with YOU it :!, �,;;,
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CHAPTER VIII. of. fow mint1tes. �Irs. tipullettl?" she add- .1 -:�:..�'.
0 , IL IL -i �. t O U $0, a 0 A ..:: ` I "..., �'...... restored my health youtig broker's nerve, for a certain
-I'VE found on.t who their, fou'r- + + 0 4, 4' , , , hom 't rou but od as Gibbs bore Cynthia aNVtkY for 1;.-:,- .,4' i
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ltemenL You do not exper I tit at, Oil bu You, don't seem very fond of ,Air I � friends- What
pered Phelan In high exe � . � '1�ydi&E.Pinkbamls rangoment with Wainwright he was to
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"it's Roberts-Riellard "P. I t. 'D . owler moist Gibbs, Perry," Oi)s(,rve(1 -Mrs. Bennett. have manipplatod. all th6 .Borough
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erts of the Third, Ile's the alderman Your druggist for'D ,a 11 110tr - noting youff . 9 Walinvriglit'a scowl of Vegetable Co.mp . o=d has (tone for me . ck purchases on 'the exchange floor
- - on geiting what .you as- f r.�� O I I during this tryink, rriod. Complete sto '
that Ilorrigan's ttying to put thO Ill V,wrath. I , cent of the profits
stitute which the Vbprill- finpOt0l) tost6jatjon to healt Me4lis so much and to receive. 20 per
' . tako some sub , W.%nt C'O
�Ied. druggls6 ga.ys is-" just w. to �ae thg,t for the sake of other.soffer. on t
(Ilan sign off. We've ,-Of toA mill. him ci % g6od", "Not fond enotigh to moke line I � . he nditton that be Invest not One
If Nve enn." T ew obeapAthitaotions,are dangeroud.to to- live in tile sainci world w1th ,hila,' .Ing Women I SM willing to 4aakt dollar Iii the stock On hL� private 116,
Yoo're sure It's Rob(,rts'?`-' aNked , your health . .' - . . jlrg,' Borinett. you're too pretty to be trouble publie ,so you ras )�Jablia 0,,611"4- , I . . . � I I I ,� I
Benat-t t lit thp- qatue undertone. . . Mira. Jett 11aherty, Rol(otintairk, oftt., ' just a ehal)eron.. Come and diuce -this th,16 lettir."-MUS. (Claw". 0 , . I
ThO atlinhilitrAtIbn 'ball was it, full writqo:l1In the rnonth of 'September, . - twostt.p With too. Ple6e dol" . U.P.D.,GtanitOV06, Vt- .. �To be continued next *week, .
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swing. Mayor and n -man iiad last, MF Youngest dhild took Summer - VVI b - vast signlheauce_ to_ '. Xo other medicine for WOMAU's. illt_ - - I- . ... . q - . I... I .--. - - I I—
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alde -1 -Com�lbafit Afid-thi doctor liad ver Ittle,_ -11--nodded t pread and wrk# lle, 0 1
- �y If . the lit, has teceivred such Wide -s . �
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chanced to meet for it W*af 111 "' bid' hopes for -her. my. neighbor told ine to ward Dallfla'andl3enneft, And . - qualified endorsemeut. No otherVed* I . on are to drive
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I,-, crowded reception toyer 'just Ott the get,Dr, Fowler's J.,Ixtrildi of Wild Straw- I tie old'lady. catchinig the Ideal accept iclue, we know of bas- auelf. a re6ord Go to the blood, if w
ballroom. ed with alfter . Ity- . I of oureg of female ills as haa,Lydia-Z out Rheumatism. A isconsin , tjhysl� ,
berry', so that night I sent my dtilughter ,
"Am I sure IVs Roberts?" echoed to act it, ind when she came home I : ,ipm so glad even to got this minute rilikham's Vegetable Cow und. - bian, Dr. Shoop,� does tbit wit his
with you,". began Alwyn whIch be and VoT more t1lan 30 yeArg t hM lAeA Ing success. Rub -ons, says the doctor
Phelan. 1%km I sure? Might as well gave the bo,by one dosel; land in half all rto Rhournatie Remo-dy- and with seem.
nsk me am I sure Chesty Dick HOrtl- hour th6re was a change for the b6ttor, Dallas wcre,� alone. ,,It,s so long p,utitg jibmale complaints such aT h 13
And after the tbird doMe she was Win- I I InfiffiblIn4tiOn Ulceration, local weak- ,never did cure ItheumatiA I, It i
gn n Is crooked. I've got the fatt4 down since"- . � tnore than skin deep -it is Onatitut-
d-L% Of - pletely ourtd. . We feel it is far and be. sses, fibroia tuinors, J,rfibigillariti6s, iOnal Always, eco. as of this ptinel.
straight. Them secret service Ch, I "Since you came to see 0167 yes, but Ile . J5. u
. . . f penoak pains, bskelm,066, indigestioli
Ond any other rornedy for Sum1her )Stratiob, ad it 18 plo. W�. Slioop's XtheumaticRemedy is
mine"- ,, o' will be graplaint And besides it sav�s p yltl$ a. that is your 'ifialt. Alwyn, Why baVOn t and ner,Vous pri potha,ps the most popular in existence,
"If they get Itoberto the� a came- boblell' unequalled for carrying woralbli 4dely
doctor. I advise everyone to use R. you called since I lb goes by word of mouth ftofn one to
able to pass the bill"- Don't apftpt 1% substitute for Dr. r-owler's, .u"Don't You know why, Dgtllas?* L through the I*ri6d of rftalt of lifi.
. ydit g. , olnother,everywbere. r tef Pat ents
. -They ain't goln' to get hfin it Oita- The* or inat and -only Fowler's Extract 44NO.40, It costs but- litt-_ - - _ Fead results. It 19 4k6t Of
my Thelan's hand don't tam out to be 0( Wild i9ttswberry is manufactured only ,,Are you Certain you don't knoW?O - PIUMAM'S legetilble 06mpoulA $34 = - toll t 0 Ole 0 a to
all deticeb an',tftY8- "Ah"" I by The T. Milbum Co., Limitod, Ut6uto, 111-4 don't know aboolUtOlyt 0 phe fall, - 61 hoolib. , ISO e sip one. Sol y
, "Xeen lit eye ift 'jilt 04 40Vt let 04t.0 hift 35 66114k . . -, i� . de04 , I I
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