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!trio tight, with only a small inlaid with a desperate man, and had tale -
table between them, As they sat eet his precalttions aceordiogly,
with their elbows on the table, the Theo he turned mein to the sleep,
boy's face and the man's were not a, ing man: "Awake," he said s1arp-
1 Yard away, ond the blue eyes and ly to Wickham, who awoke with o
I the brown stared steadily into eocb start to full, clear consciousness,
; °thole Trevor's young face was set But. his memory went hank no
ezto eete Ate, ewe ewe ODR, ease Kite IN* '541.4 gple :stern and hard as a, stone. By de- further than the silent wrestling ef
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ST ONGER THAN DEATH
A RANSOMED LIFE
groes strange light grew beliind their wills before he dropped eff to
his eyes. steady, lotense, the Wong
clear purpose showilig through.
lVickharit felt that •etrength vaguely,
sleep.
He was vaguely troubled to fold
Trevor otanellog before. lifne Pale aztel
oeszervnle9ingemsosesestelectn and put forth the utmost power of steno
'4What mo:ahey tricks have Yon
ClawIrdElt XVIII. -'(Cont.) this spirits was exhausting to his Hs- h5s will to 1.esist it T+ was "
tenN$ He seeMed latoxieated by
,two stroug men wrestled -all their been playing? ' he asleed sharply,
Twevor waitod on the steps till the 1 4 . ' ' muscles taut and exiling from the remember I tried to mesmerize you.
door closea 00 them, Ile was puo. Jo3h as bY wine. snout strain. One agonizing nio- Did you by any chance mesmerize me
1 In the billiard rOOM a »lot Ito .. .,
to ::.uam. 'ally ediedhain had been , . „„ , . ' meot, end Wickham blew himself instead,?"
so aedioue to wale home with him :Walled ^reel continuously, with an
and ho solved tbe !wink- by sta Wiz muttered a fierce curse, but the lire."
otraight Leen, through the wood: th-e '1 vaice and .11.10.1111017 WIlich nettled Tre- wo da died in meaningless babble au The Man% face whitened with a
W og they had come. ivor almost be,yond endurance, But . r .
4 Ardel's fronk geed humor wets slow lihs 111.)8* Re telt his dooselousuess sudden fear- "And I told you?"
;t 9 take °deuce.. lee retorted only .
• foiled, in the deadly struogle, Ile "I did; and questioned you of your
:undertone of scornful triuumh in tits
n. t.0•11 of the path, a hundred,
slippiog from He tried to turn "You held bare your beert te n,e.
yawls from the point where oo, challenging his eyes °may; but Trevends steady You told me of Murder three times
Ilickhands auxiety to eorry h tbssi*1°Iiall1,:tdielstd: his eyelids closed Softty, will and i "A Pack of lies -mere fraud and
had irdt, he found the secret ofhmo hundred up.I.:Ytgekoeb,:uhlitiou gam held them. mercilessly. Then ottempted And mum Accomplished."
home twain. With a fierce throbblititg id.ered 4nd firtY c/dds... alld the° ".'"'"'eelf-conselousnees vanished together, trickery. I know leeW tho thing is
of his bdart recognieed Lucy 'ette game out trimophautly in a doz-
land he lay back in the chair in a done OS Well xte you I Was eoni=.
Ray on a low instic seat, with down,. brealts.
„deeo shop at, the mercy oe his Inas- pelted to eoy just What. yon wanted
LM eYed. Lead sad pate face. so tost 1,oviedhatti in urmuoneterfuatd1:rira sa"..ii
in thought that she did not see or toshowo what a man can do NvIlen "Do you knoer inoes" Trevor asked.
. "Iwand the troth, and you told
"Wonderful! .
me to say,'
tiorr t ter.
hoar hint. ,oe it tO, Me. -
ilio rives his miad-lifs whole mind- And the sleeping man answered, .I. „
e he started up with a little frigh- - " SulePose I did, My dear young
• th• " know you, Vivian Ardel." friend," he broke eut in angry de -
dance. "Suppose I did, you. damned
Young devil; What are yon going to
I
do, about it? Who will believe the
I -thee outlatidiell story of a jealous School-
eenee cry as he tore:mod, her shoull
dt te A,rdel beamed at the compliment.
thNi a lablt wE'll gb°st °f a• lie sot the red and white balls close
71.111.k.:asiclusuw,vec.,..tulateourbelite. tolitzsu, lor: '1, Imcdzi the in sptzhe,:ilitsrletoto) tricruarm 1 4,wto aerea ,
pi t i dil I hoot weeping-. lleesie stuba oral tee like. including 02011 ePagreeetwoaiuratthlet elevanillee4tit ggatiltil
, 4 . a i• 4 ..4 . A ter
"What is it, ',newly* or, sow; oean 'ifolftri etiohlionli ad . then coutrn i 00 zw004,,...,
sot1y tt, 1a11y s too nu o ier wa • , x p 0. s hfo°2. Yer gineeteld/s. 701141:411seYgt7nogil Parer alai rags, olO boots awl &beef; opdoiot. „how , f , I,
part. - ' catnip from :Trott and vegetables: l ' 'gib; hu.411-04" b4, -"1 7n ugt;deartid. °in:::
dumant of the in it.' 'PAW'S and rourse, but 1 hnew that Lucy laugh -
a. sby, Itarry!" be said. ith, a a .I, ,, c. , .1. . Iran he deptedted 'in It and e000011141 . v ) uti oi -
I to et , a . are cepa e tat coag
" play with the butt end a the ;will was still awake, and in demo ed at Yon. !o to her now. I You catty got rot of. lead Pc°11trY, mutt more than Many ottlipooe.
volt ageinst self-betrayal. his Bps' dare. ond tell her that her intended g
'211reys--unless----- ' te'; f tirnet/volti,hde i'd: not core for one osed tight in obstinanco Adel -too husband, Colette' Wickham. is a Mere dexclost'votiltiresen$iaiTt 0,"beatitlidg eti‘t..esIptobs:11 tie'
"There is 110 '111114.'SS` /IOW. You . /To had mother "Answer" said Trevor liven, more &tor. I defy you even to get Melo this way than fertilleer Manufiettur-
"1st furg" an that "TY' 1 aria just
tjousttility",na.nd. Ardel, with sternly than before. witted Ardel to believe you." or pay for them, and If butiml deep.
wTildtlhie thuonconselous body goiverect Trevor drew the paper from • ly in the heap and cOVVIV4 With
puloitt aborerrtioPrcirleIrli Ills:Z.1 ICx:Al.,1; ts111..ers "00(01 -night, boys: ake rear
Intensity of the struggle, poeltet and luqd it tip in his left ham manure or soil. they Ara no
your young life wasted. Harry. You .11 yourselves' went gaily ° 1 °
but stili oo word,, hand. out of roods of the otherra longer lo the way of or a Menace t
enici you would love toe while 1 waso -what a old, loundoring baby it , . Theroh pressed his hAnd orlon his grfisP. Tho electric light glintod, anyone. for all offensive odors from
IfZ„ to 1°.re-well' 1.1° II° 3°"'44'r is!" triekhain said to Trovor as they ;Wrfrteag..,, ,fr010 the lmerel of a small revolver them will thrs he alworbett. Biagi
' hi ri I an "You see and odd lei:es that cannot be cow.
"Answer truthfully the questioo
shall ask of you."
"1 roust."
ed•lidedtehiikeirtod'edoekseelieeddwdYeedlE0
i OR FARMERS
*eoraolieblg anduProddthhie
sY Tine"
ih**"..irds*10****dle Oilstiod*o*diEdielf
A compostr 1111AP.,
Nothing is of gre4ter Vai,M on the
farm for gathering together a large
Amount avoilable fertilizer evil
year than conipost heap. It may
stoamede. 'All wooden uteuslis
rimed and serubleed, fleet with eel
or loke-warni water to remove tted
milk, and thee they aro covered with
a coat of thick muslin of sleake
lime. After ten or twenty intinutea
or later, the chiums..(or other utend
sils) are scrubbed with tho anti
cold water, After which. they( are
lowed, twice in worm water and At
lost with water hot enough to Make
the wood dry quickly.
Irn44,4,1,4
TiIE MIXED RATION'.
..4, Mixed ration will nearly always
giro more satisfaetory results then
be lecoted m some out of the way olio one ineteriel. Oats oud corn
Place, but the ideal spot is. if Pose with geott hay and fodder, can be
tilde right in the borneyord. AIWY,- too,de the principal parts of a. ration,
how, it should be built near enough while brae, oil Inoue and quite it
to it SO. the liquid manure from the 1 number of other =Aerials ema be
stables, and aa moo, oi ow solios g used to Make up a Yariety. Use o
as is desired, can be readily conveeh larger proportion of corn during the
ed into it, It should be at leost winter and lees during the summer,
VAT.. feet deeper in the centre than at' iticreeqng the oats in the sunnuer
the sides, and If paved with stones
. and tem% the amount in the whiter,
laid in eeineut will endure serf:tee Oats make one of the very best feeda
for a long time and give excellent that can be supplied to home; and
sotiefaction. It sheuld be of o hizo especially so to the worhing team%
elifficient to hold not only all the
refilSe on. the farm. but the 11014
1 T/TH WINIMILL.
ehereinent. and the meter After a.
rainfall, without overfiewIng• Custt° The windmill Las become a Itezessole:
fogs of weeds, grass, tender ahruos. ty on farms. In proportion to coin.
and briess from the roadside, along
,- oi it gives more power and service titele
fences, ditches, and waste Places. p any niaeldne or impleineot on the
leavee from shade trees, Potato. to- f Not 17 -01 0, WirrdOtin
- , Ot'at, op e e. 4
I help •you? Yon promised otwaye
to trust me -as friend."
"And you will be my friend. Howe;
ry; always my friond."
I.ONDON WORIdINO =LS.
444,112,44F
Invest Their SAVingS in Trinkets
Ineteeel of CASIO
The cigarettedaahere in the OW
reed and the Flast-end at London are
wore left alone together. Ile paused -1 Spook. ' cried the third thne held IP s giltP pait, now feehod ut000tooy. prow.
With a doadly sinking of his heart • • d in tones of concentrated commend. that?" be said quietly. veiled into firewood. or Moe nee of
latew what was cozning. liter a moment to sip his brandy an • he They wero delighted with the public
he ered of pain:, the. wards brtelie "Yes. SOO that. "What. is that- bin sorehte Otabelb" Inetainer, hhothnkli advertieemetit which a Wilco Court
"I have promised colonel mem= ,soda, aud apply a lighted vesta care-
. • t 1.1 . from, toe sleepers dine -44 notruereio big Sheet, of paper, scribbled on. rhug an mire twat w p, d
and the aohes from the ores added to ;ca.,e nes glees of the fact that Vila
,fully to one oi Ardel cnowee ted
to he his wife. It was the only way !.o.a.nuas. “it bard to bellow that ;ed Dessie Blythewood." (How does it concerti Thor' boom .jowellery they wear is not the worth -
out of all this tangled maze. Ile: its contents. Wash water.
man was once reputed the keenest. "Ah. guessed it." Trevor Ildlttere "It Is the detailed confession
slops. and All kiwis of ttetati. in feet. less atua ht filiWrt .60411staken for.
begged me bard. It with a deep ledrawing your crimes. written with your
W" 50 "SC' intelleet in Europe. What 0,0110r. ed hlluselt
ohould he c011ected Pelee in the lint la real and gelatine oe Mae dee
that I told him. that I had no love:toll trarsoonaavon from that to adof his breath, Then to the sleeper hand. eignod with your OWtt 00
CCOWS0 of a year it will mato a flee:lighted in by the lotidee of Tate West.
to give, Lowe he seed. would come .1di,„. tummy d 1 1 1 o e;,stersily: "How was the minter tinunistatably yours."
epate se too - wee posit of valuable killdeer for tho end• A Nonag jewtsd eighreltee
in time. and if it never can. liking fkonda to ho horribly aferod of long done?" The light- fell e, le -"ion thoe PoPetth garden or any Mod of crop at %ow maker Inifitioreesen4ly Mod! her lover
would content him. Half a Wide dtw iat one tow. 1 remember... "It was so '111/1Pla's!"""Illith "h. --fi linettvelY Wich"I° 144ew ne sP°144 small coet; if tltired up or turmoil ;her the return 4he at, two elogo-,..
votion-never wanering, :never falter-. oAfraid of mow. ill'eadful words ell his liesitation 1 the truth. Alt the bravado died "444 over spate frequently the pile wird wont riugS te hint ediven her mid ti-Oeit
(gain). I could see that he was ter-' .."1"S' Pld "-at never he". -., ,, how. with 0. Whit in ghastly Riede ibaeet. huddled up in his chair in
'Sainrfe story? i suppose now le. . *
le disappeared. Ho spoke quite &vie* l,of him in a moment, Ile dropped 1be thorouody mixed. mod and aii tam, wed wider a lovers. dieL /riteio
i
ing-he Weeded, had given hint some
ribly in earnest, and I had not the ,.lhop'pe'nhed whdn you
were a baby, cite his own cleverness, "I was with 'complete collapse. Ills 'Mice -Cagle
heart to refuse him the poor boon .mras on trial for murder. your father ilter by appointment in the morning dn broken gasps. "Why do you tore
he had sot his heart on boxing." full hour Wore the body was dote+ mo like this? Whot do you hopo
"It comet be. You have not Id(lende'd me' but It
1 Wonderful Agdel of those
was •Ardel---t be i. --ea
daosoehet 'found. She was like a sentimental i for? What do you want met to do? If
emoted the cost. Lucy -the long. saved my me, ere enestnerieed a Itigrets, deviling one moment, raging there is anything—I' Then with It
damned perjured witness and tore the next. She showed me a letter :sudden burst of uncontrollable rage
eh erlees. loveless life at best -the .
bitter rnavallime remorse if you find - your father ,she bad. written. threatening to cern- as he realized the trap in wideli be
1 ' ver • heart Olit
too late yonr love bas been given • in putt suicide if I deeerted her, and the
to another." ised the confession brilliantly
She smiled at his earnestness in ci-OSS-exaMination, and between them grevolver with which elle meant to
old .• 1' ed off the nooso that wasIdo it. It was that put the notion
was caught and crushed, "Oh! you
dainned. devilish young cub: I wish
I bad put a knife ora bullet through
ready to troconie avallalide to tede dentelly it wee fetend that the three
'dente as soon as applied. WerY hdlind Vaht. about $78.
dollar paid out for commercial Not wort; girtR' jtattvittly trtp
tilizers, that could have been eavsoll'igenttine, But, a eerprielug (comity
by hodidng after a hoeneonade anti- of it is. and emend the foreign girlie
010 efluallY US goad in ovOrY rosePert 1,who ntake cigarette:, especlalle, the
Is dhsoltrtelY thrown away. In"e:'11.01liett 41001S. it is altruist all real,'
over, when vines, stubs and men .atid often very costlen thoegli they
lihe, or crop:: sown for the purposero‘eveorawy preelsr onantwo tO A loth,'
ore plowed in where they grow, the df great value:
poor spots of the Mal get tho least due reason of this is it
such -curious contrast wtth the ' • t at t loser
woo MY 'wad. I knew she would be yOu long ago." The Post moment benefit and tile flab places the most; v'ggoiris earn high wow,. At ono largo,
smooth boyish face. itightening round my Beck. I
pingue to me all my fear mastered his ra e and his voice Olt the other hand. le." Putting eit
grateful to Ardol aud all that. a curse' and
zt grue.the plucic to kill herself; so I saved ly know what I'm saying, Trevor, outioti ti
she would never have logain took v. whina tone. '`i bard- i cooTpostothe order Is 'reteresel. TO ,itt,„uleticeesen,t17, 1,b,„":41/ an fvtikl%Ittrinntl
worlds ways You have rowni I sort of thing. of course; but Soon illte; 1 IOKIV ItitiCOSt of trattirortatilon to;hWanatromdd ,i'7 17"‘
"My poor Rarry, how wise in the .ver•v
time of life, unless t' -he lost Dr floor Ntl te0 Made 1M• OMR. A your own tersnS. What's the price - n I el° t d',11-ipoor average ma titeit, earnou,, the,
Ardel shookd revivet and the hope se tua'
"But ho may bow, the power vordiet of snicide was a sure thing of your silence -If it has a price , -
ola o ' ete trushed or pe, rminated to die in fi;pend notch on the nimbienese and
happy myself, the next best, juries came near hanging me. Ptut Trevor slowly-aud tho abject wretch , the' rompost, and the vegetable mat- isUroillw9 of their fingers; and, the:ugh
of that has gone. If I connot I e ' but tor that devil Weevil. Ills per- ' don't want to hang you, said
is to make another happy." tho:g still?"
-Not he. It was dependent ort
you, in your Wisdom, proved me ut- shivered at the word -"If 1 eon hedid ter is worth at fertilleer priests from .hoginnerS find it difilintit to mato. $4
igloo to eight dollars a. ton. Howe, la weeh, and the linnees ef W100'8
'But you don't know this man, his mind. and went with his mind.
it. I don t want even your death dit is le k,
c az N manifest, that a farmer, ' never berowe quick enough to earn
Lucy. If I were to tell youP, In those days a kind of red fire used Ilaie:,e.ate '.
. , • 1 • 1. s „Atm then there was a note of in- an my conscience."
have coented th'e cost. rIg not
how I used 0.1ways to hove a C14,14 1411!3
eld"hdr ttbebdroubdle., I left her letter (tn but words don't matter, you know. pailowZmandleweoeruzlOg thttsdLileoldlegejsull Tiolfzft olds wore at pioet. rate% ano
likely to fall in los'e again lot some rib° ing In tit° PresPa"
melt who could search your heart ;tne a lie her revolver on the You have me dowo and.
ean mak° nod in, ret pests di w ow. • !ti, thmeauel eigureties a day is a
She stopped him. by Et look andtO h
gesture full of quiet dignity,
"Don't. Harry," she said gently,
but fitmly, its not like you to CATARRH OUSE
DR. A. W. CHASE'S 25
speak ee of the absent, Don't let
Li seta direct to do diseased
tills folly that will pass away tempt parts by the Inemovad Mower.
you to injustire. Don't spoil our Heals the ulcers, clean tha air
friendship by hasty words for which
you will be sorry presently. Re-
member I am Colonel Wickham's
promised wife."
"And you will keep that promise
at all hazards?" when he was in earnest. There's no "The man. that saved you -Dr. Ar -
"May God so help me, / will keep more mesmerism in them now than del -you were gt•atefule to hira?"
ray promise, if he holds me to it, in a pair of big glass beads. I "'Not a bit. You saved my life
though the whole world slander fancy I could mesraetize him if to please yourself. If you had
him." wanted to." known everything, you would have
Ile :Owned from her in anger; but "You hall) praetised mesmerism, let me hang."
half a doeen yards off he came back then?" asked Trevor. "Why did you try to murder Vivi- "Miss Ray, -
and he wrote)
hastily with love and hope re -kindled He seemed curiously interested and an Ardel?" I hereby release you from your
in his eyes. excited. "Whyf why because wanted you engagement. do so to avoid de -
"germ yet, Lucy," ho said softly, "Ohl Just an amoteur. It seemed out of the way. Luey Ray loved .served public disgrace and exposure
"even yet I will not despair." a thing worth knowing. I can man- you, or I believed she did, ond for myself.
That was all, and for her tbere ago pretty well with a. good sub- loved Lucy Ray. Wasn't that rea- (Signed) Edgar Wickham."
WAS TM meaning in his words. But ject." son enough? She was the one evo- He blotted the note, mechanically
the courageous confidence in his "I wish you would try your hand 'man in the world for me. Body and folded it in an envelope, and direct-
ed it, "Miss Lucy flay."
"Now," he said to Trevor, "let us
swop papers."
Trevor sullied, "I mean to have
lt31.°•:t!lairt'eo's;e1;ou, Wickha.m. You will read -
shan't have both."
I think will. I cannot
ily imderstand that. I hold this
,that dried sugar -Deets make an an
as a life assurance. I will so
eases in a herb; but on the other Icellent fodder, which can be used as
arrange that at my death it will bo
read with a short explanatory note ddo is generally acknowledged a sebstitute for maize. When profl-
0.
solent mockery in his voice, "Don't beat about the bosh then.
"Had you no pity for the girl that What must I do for my We?"
loved you -no remorsu tor her mur- "You said Just now yeti were go-, things so often piked in corners to etto maker likes genuine jUwellery in
der?" Trevor asked. ing to America. You must feo-, feed weeds or thrown in the road to Ithat it is her oltenhee The g000
"None -till there was danger 1 ,alone." he under foot and in the NOY for MI lire •eern ebeolay, ano, 'mown,: g
might be hanged for it. When the "I'll start, in a. week," and he i indefinite period, Peritalts, aud dumli millet* distrust of banks. yet White
danger passed I was glad that I had inci.e.‘•:::,1wito„urraatc•dilsigtlitleilndodoolgegedly.
"Stop! thore's one thing more." tdieleir iliirsporletatudie,i).nd itiroll;11,.eSd l‘g*C11.01,u 1113: ;1,1111 kt to ..iitturnil.anid Ttohereaavree It. t.
them in the comPost heath The fere thrifty. their savinge berame a, bore
"A letter to Miss Ray. " nod mixed with the surface soil. In and still more afraid to early it
"You terturirg young devil. Yon Joking it out, hrsgln at., tl'e Iltr•Alet Pima with them in the form of cur -
don't want .me to confess noyself to learner ard throw back a.1 the coarte rent eoin, for thee They minim only
Lucy!" i material 15 ft 110W bean.. .11,0 ObjInt in,* It me be robbed, out even he,
I would spare her, not you, Itoi mixing it with the eurfate
•snil is li;impterl to vomit some of it in un -
that pain. Less will serve. sit i that it will eerve as a mitten ill C00- ,....ended dirotions,
down again at that table and take serving ndoisture . tiring,. a otnIroVloi d'"
h i So they 1 Urn their money into jeto
be• preventing rtudd 0 apo .ati
the pen in your band. Now write; ' rotted it Mere*. And those who know them
(liner ittngudaii:oci:e.optsl.toroughle
is, the better results it mill give for :say ihere
They perebase chiefly through their
are few buyere so expert.
who desires to 1;eep his farm the in the week, an ordinary smart
highest state of fertility. eon 00 'girl will total op to 87 and $10,
nothing better then colleet those,. llut mother roneon why the cigar-
passagatratops dropptaga la the. got tins trouble out of my bre
throat and PeWWWI7 0/4"31
Blowecheaply and safely."
Catarrh and Hai Vevey. r ,
free. An &aura, or D.A.w. au, as nun der nothing to you?"
licit:Loa Co., detente and Betel* ''Nothing; but haogiug i$ a great
voice cheered bor. She felt the
load on her heart lightened, as the
leaden day vaguely lightens while the
rain pours and the clouds lower,
when the sun, though hidden, makes
his power felt through the gloom.
Alt through the day and well into leather -covered emir in which he cat. The trick with the broken foil
the night, Wickhain's exultation con- sat, and the two faced each other was a neat thing. I'm glad it didn't
timed unabated. Tho exuberance of squarely under the glow of the elec- come off though."
"Why glad?"
doesn't, matter to me now a
pin's point whether you live or die.
Lucy Ray has promised to be nty
wife. I have gained my end. I will
marry her in a mouth."
"And then?"
"I will sell out of the army, take
my wife to the New World, and live
happy ever. afterwards."
Trevor got up and quietly fetched
a blotting pad, paper, pens and ink
from as adjoining table.
"Sit up close to the table," he
said to 'Wickham sharply, who obeyed
bim like a child. •
Re put the pen between the speak-
er's fingers. •
"Look what's before you," be said.
Thc eyes slowly unclosed with the
vacant look of the somnambulist.
"I see Writing materials -nothing
anore."-
•"That is enough. I want you to
write."
• "Write what?"'
"An account of Your murder of
Bessie Blythewood as you have just
told it to me -an account of your
three .separate attempts on the life
of Dr. Ardel."
Without .,an instant's hesitation,
Wickham began writieg, rapidly and
fluently i». his own. peouliar hand --
neat and elear-while '.1:1revor looked
over his -shoulder.
"Sign!" he said, when the, writing
Was finished, and •cVickhain signed
with a flourish.
Trevor took the paper, blotted it,
folded it, and put it away in the in-
ter breast- pocket of his coat, that
alreridy bulged a little from a small
revolver, for he knew he had to deal
on me. Mesmerism has always a soul I was devoured with love for
fascination for me, but I was never her. I was not fool enough to let
mesmerized." any manes life stand in my way. I
"I don't mind if I do. Just look tried three times. I don't know how
rae straight in the eyes."the devil you slipped through each
WiCkhana wheeled round the gr -eat time. You have more lives than a
St
ard ure
f r itchin
Iles.
When Electors and Surgeons, Medicines and Oper-
ations Fail, You Can be Cured by
Dr. Chase's Ointrnenta
There is always some standard by
which the Merits of an article are
measured. Among ointments the
standard is Dr. Chase's. If a dealer
tiles to sell you and other kind he
tries to clinch his argument by say-
ing "This is as good as Dr.
Chase's."
Don't be satisfied with substitutes
or imitations, for Dr. Ohase's Oint-
ment is the only positive and guar-
anteed cure for every form of piles,
Rev. Wm. Thomas, Brownsville,
Ont., rviltes : "As a man of seventy
years 1 am grateful to God and to
Dr. Chase's Ointment for a cure of
piles which has caused mo endless
annoyance and much misery. The
itching and burning was almost be-
yond eigiorance, but Dr, Chase's
Ointment brought quick ro'ief, and as
the trouble has not returned, I have
7.reason to believe that the cure is
lasting."
Mr. Duncan Mac:Vicar, Oaledoita
Mines, N, S., writes :-"For a num-
ber of years I have been troubled
with bleeding and protruding piles.
I tried serera/ salves and ointments,
which only afforded me temporary r•e-
lief. Sometimes 1 would be laid off
from work for weeks. One day last
winter one of your books came into
my hands, and after reading the tes-
timothels of Mr. Donald MacLean of
Ta.rbot Vale, NS., and Rev. S. A.
Dupra,u of Belleville, Ont., I decided
to give Dr. Chase's Ointment a trial.
After using two boxes of this oint-
ment I found myself completely cur-
ed. What I suffered from that awful
disease would fill a big book. You
are at liberty to publish this, as it
may .be the m,eans of conviucirg
some poor sufferer, such as I was,
that there is a cure for piles. To
all sofferers from piles in any form
I would recontnend Dr. Chase's Oint-
ment as the only cure."
Dr. Chase's Ointment, GO cents a
box at all dealers,' or ledmanson,
Dates & Company, 'Toronto. To pro-
tect you against imitations the por-
trait .ancl signature of Dr. A,. W.
Chase, the famous receipt book au-
thor, are on every box of his reme-
dies.
,own countrymen and co -religionists,
land generally by weiglit. They al-
ILSE OP LIM; IN FACT°1117. low the seller very little profit. tool
The Danish Deity Instructor'D. :often obtain tire jewels at prirea
io
13oggeld, in a cent lecture, dwelt which would astound those who put' -
at length on the use of lime in but- 'chase through the ordinary courses.
ter
ft"oetotp
iolelsi.this
that it may be ne- gold with' but very slight loss; mete
is way they can, whenever they
He said that there is often occa•o- desire. turn their jewellery back into
cessaxy to distinguish between clean- what they lose in interest they gain'
ing and disinfectiug. It must, be in the pleasure of possession and dis•
conceded that the cleanliuess -with
which wo-for practical reasons -
must be satisfied with in our factor-
ies in no way satisfied the strict de-
mand of the hygienism width must
be applied in ngliting contagious dis-
BEETS FOR FODDER.
German fanners have discovered
by Miss Lucy Ray."
"Then I refuse."
"And hong?"
°33ut if I give the letter, .what se-
curity bave I?"
"My pledged word; while you keep
faith, I'll keep it. You must not see
Miss Ray again. Yoe leave here to-
morrow. and leave Weight:0 within a
week. These are my teems to take
or leave."
Without n word Wickham heeded
hint the note. With his hand still
ready on the -trigger, Harry Trevor
watched him slink from the room,
and so pass for ree-er out. of his life.
(To be coetinued.).
+
SOWIDY OF CANCER.
At a meeting in London, at which
the Rest annualereport of the general
committee of the Cancer Research
Fund was presented, Sir William
Broadbent said he thonght that in
the course of the work now heiug in-
augurated the na tore, calse and cure
of cancer would be. arrived et, n,m1
Mr. Balfour remarked that there was
every reason to hope that the inves-
tigations of the counnittee would ul-
timately prove successrul. Al Lhougli
it was deemed premature to make
any detailed statement of the experi-
mental work in Progress, it was Pi-
dicated that ,considerable- iMportance
is attached to the study of cancer as
it occurs spontaneously in the lower
au imals.
that the best possible cleanliness Is orly sacked and stored, they are
equally deeirable 08 account of the kept without difficulty. One of the
health of the cows and thedevelop- effects of this use of beets in Geo
ment of their disease resisting poly- many is expected to be the proven.
ers, as it is of great, importance in tion of over -production of sugar. The
the securing of five and uniform
dairy products.
Ten or twenty years ago beat was
used in the fight against bacteria.
Steam was employed liberally, and
the result was the warping of churns
antUcream barrels. The floats wore
scrubbed with boiling water, and it
was oven proposed to seala the -to remember what to forget,
drains which increased instead. of Australia. will oll'er a bounty for
decreasing the smell, 'At present it the production of irdn and will nisei
is an exception when a churn is pay a. bounty to agriculture.
beets will be utilized for foddet
Whenever the price of sugar falls toe
low.
Amateur artists are not dangorout
even if their designs are bad.
Tim secret of popularity is alwayi
AS GOOD AS A CIRCUS.
• Mrs. Newyfe-Did you enjoy your dinner, ray poor man?
Weary -Enjoy itt -Why, ma'am, I almost laughed neeself to death oVf...,
dose croquettes! •