Insomnia
"I havw bem using Caacarrta for In
comma, with which 1 have been afflu te.
for twenty years, and I can cay tliat Cas
carets hav« given me nvwe relief titan ant
other rrmatly I have ever tried. I ahal
certainly roaomtnetv! them to my friend»
aa twiug all that they are reprrertilrd '*
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niAPTEIt XII
(Continued I
Mnttenleee, we listen»»! and aught the
Dr. W. A. Wise
The Wise Dental Co.
Sha enliad.
"Falla of Al aflate;
>ba turnad up tfl>» pafh
I -veri be k t> th» Kh ? mlghty wlth
rra irse, I tblroted for gv- ’ '!»• !» •
’■Vhen I carne on board I f-m.¡ pkiaa for
CASTORIA
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For Infants and Children.
CHAPTER XIV.
‘III! twyono my bouaa an.I poke Ila «>«*»
¡n the direction of the Mhlp
r'harlra
rought the tiny «-raft al«»ngwid» of ua
‘They're watching the bouse closely,
Mr Fells." ha raid
"It waa all I could
Io to get «loam to the river without their
following "
'!*>• canoe he! brought ua hot coffra.
««• end rolls
We breakfasted la slate
in lb* cabin, with Charlea to wall upuo
lie had little bewa, beyond the fact
ua
that the pin»« were patmlled by I a num-
!«ar of man
After brrakfaet we [a«w,| the I tt tn » aa
regular breathing <»f a a rapli g i an then
A« th« Blorlt » acde.
distlrgutebe-t that of an -her. an«i finally
I have always understood
Visitor
beer« e»me <>n» turn a: I «rint
lu a*.
the only thins you couldn’t u«a was
Ineipllrable way. these r««n had hap;>»ne*!
tba squeal from the h»g?
to ramp Just ab«»v» th«- »¡»H chosen by
Manager
It used to be ao. but eine«
I »upourrati to h|.l« hie « brat
the tar.IT agitation atarte«!, wa hare
I e«*arre dared turn end >-rawl
sway
an unlimited demand for the squeal
from f»ar of asking th* «U.;»ra, an<l w
lay «till, wondering If by sny «hanra they
from the Infant Industries. ao we pro
rauM have already f,«nn*i the trraeure, or
Barre It In th»** phonographe
l’urli
If there might y»t be an r»p(»»rtunlty f »r
Mmhienly I fell Itodnay
us to remove It
Amemtef s»A (Ikmaails*
"IJateti,” be breathed
grip my I erm.
t«rat we could, but tbe
morning I
»ant
C«>l«’»*.X..i
.ta»ma pri.wte
Off
'rt la
In ti>a distance, clear and l<mg. roee •I«”» ly. end we were glad when lutv-n wag
Mil.»*»
tl O. M Mll.mr V. U..44 Ute / a»«
<*<
tl M
,»->•>«»«» i.«<*us an* f«s*l f»*LelM th« oeprey call
iKiponcra«! ara» in aome rrady.
Thle was a meagre mral. made
•• h »» U« ai-r» *• ■
* '-«»»roi •* I l’tealr« »wt so
danger.
lu/»«« V < mti-.8» * U >•». ual 1U-M
ip of tb** «. rape of th« prevlakma Har-
W’t wriggled awey from the h»m!«-k
bara had brought ue
I tol*l I'barira that
and I preferred to have him stay with ue. »«
crawled t«rk through the wr. «la.
Y*~r* a I Ifs frh
stood erect only when we
the Ihara waa no telling when we M»oald
reached
J
1*4» ?•* t
.'er ths
»<• Rll lh*t th« •*!««
and need every able bodied man ae could And.
There we ewept the
brach
Lt gh pro rd bsk>i«f
bnard,
f 4« r • will d» *r>4 d« rt what we could »»» of th« Ship f*>r eigne and eo he brought tba canoe oo
her«!*-« || ral»ra the of men. but the shore was etlll empty Mowed her on the after <l».-4, end devota«!
dvutfh an«i tnshrs h«Ki 8« the desert.
himseif to the .mall dut lea on hie new
ef. i»»dn and bfflte
"Shall we ran for ItY’ I aek»>!
hirusekeeplng.
risen itw>d«. S« !d by gre
eerw 25c per fMiund |
"No,” raid llodney . "If there ere any
I >u;»>ti<rau and Islip had slept little the
y«>u will acad us fm
men there, they're lietween ua and tb« night Iwfor». and «b>ietly after lunch they
nsmr and adder«* *«
Will *rn«l r«»u a !•« « U on brslth and baking p **■•!»»
brat, nr on the boat . we’d brat keep clnoe took up their bunks to nap
I was on
to the Cliff until we get our bearings"
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g iard on the forward dwh when I heard
The advice wae «<■>.!
like Indian» we a voice rail, "Mhlp ab«»p!" and looked op
made the fringe of the woode. keeping in to See llartwra un the cliff.
ehadow
When we «•»«» forvl to leave
I called to <>arl«a to take my plan
this shelter we eklrt.-l the cliff, ready to for a few momenta and eallleJ
crouch ta.'k at a rail or to rush forward
•bore
Barbara Joined me at
As we nrar»«l the ah»! . » of the hea l
if the headland
land we saw flgurra cllrui* over the r«*.-»•
"Well!* ebe aaked eagerty.
of th« little Inland sea and bra«l up tba
I told her th« adventures of th* pro
brach
four men. ellboutted black a «a I net vloua night, and when I «vtme to the ra r-
th« white »«nd and no« '*ne of th-ni aa ly lUumlng swim her C)ee danced aa •he
or
or
tall aa Ihifioncrau
<lapiM>| her hand» with delight,
"Oh. I
etc
'They haven't got him." I whlet>«r»d, wish I had torn out there with you!" she
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"That's queer." «aid Itodney "I haven't 'n the dark “
BtWAHt Of IMITATIONS.—
hrarvl a abot firnl
They
most
have
”|t'e Juel ao well you weren't,” I an
boarded the Mhlp "
swered sagely,
We.r.oeed the causeway, running light
Hlie l,e>kv I wxneahat longingly out to
ly, and climbed on board
The d«vk wae •ra
"What a lieautlful afternoon! And
«• empty as the bee h had !«*»n when are the tret of the crew working!"
we fl ret cr.iaeed It
I rushed below end
'The rest of the crow are sleeping
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p*>k»d In all the luinke but not a trace of
1 ’ I- > ’oi l •
. *
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'
1-r laet
Puponcrau «•»« to 1» ' ■ m l
Itodney and night, and It kept them awake”
I Blood In th» bow and la-ered «. r -a th»
"And what 1» < tar Ira doing!"
rocks
W» couhl »»» nothing save «he
I ¡«»Intad to tbe deck
'He's uo guard.
will give you Ml value
woode end the »ky
I'bat'e the rrason I’m her. ■
for e/cry dollar spent
"Well," »eld Islip at laet, "that takes
"Oh. that's It. la It!
I thought you
and keep you dry In
th« rak«
It»'» vaai"«»d vanish»«!, clvered ran» to era me"
the wettest weather.
out. end I dare ea r a »11 n»»»r **** hide
"And ao 1 did
Ropj»»» w« til here at
or hair of him again,
Thl« thing’« get
tbe foot of tbe cliff, where we ran l,»>k
Are you out to era and can't be erau
ting {»»altlvely spooky, Helden.
There'» a
euro that th« man was fic«h and blond!" little nook I know of."
”! certainly thought
answered,
-
t
I found the ptera that I sought a e»
•3ftS
"But he came In the mMdle of the night.
ret crevice In the m-ke and there we
M0 itfgvvtit
an«l he's gone at the »«me lime Strange ! eat and watched th» tide do Its beet to
CATAlOt >ftt
Where on rarth could he g»!“
reach ns aa It (»Minded landward.
The
Kilwa.9 Co. BOSTON, us A
"fGarch me." raid il*»dn«y
"I (bought nftemxvn drifted past, and we, borne on
Towu» C anadian C o . uToecwm C am
the adventure wae altnoart too real to be Its tranquillity, were now talkative, now
Ruch thing« don't
hapjxn,
you silent
true.
Bar tars mile,! bee ehtvee above
ftuK la. Dot mnae- uthely
whb'.n her elhoae. end played with tbe water Io
know
« day’» ride of New York ” Ila cunalder-
a little ¡<>ol braid» our l-«l<» <»f mcke
”ltut arha< will Iler dreaming eyes bmoded
rd the matter grately
over
the
Barbera aay If ehe Anda we haven’t kept
«..ran,
I walidtcd her. tried to turn my
by hl ii "
eyes sea a a rd. felt the Irresistible rail, end
"I waa thinking of that myself." I an*
came back to wet.dilng her.
Tie time
■weretl. looking blankly at him.
had come when I coull think only the
lallp brake Into a laugh
such an In cue thought.
fectious laugh that I could'i't help Joining
The «on waa low. Bartara was huo
him.
"I dare aay we're different In m*a»t
mlng a little Frvnrh a«ng
The whole
ways. Relden,” he as Id, "but we're alike
world was adorable
In »ne
Well, here's how !" and he held
"Barbar*. I love you !~
out bls hand to me
Th» word« were nut. spoken without
We shook han«ia. half eerb uely, half la
)rat. and I toab Mak *11
the
unkind volition, all of tbemaelvra.
Hhe looked up; her singing «topped,
thing» I had ever thought about him
and the deep blush roee crept Into her
We turnol and went down tb» deck on
the outer side of the mast.
I bra rd II« m |- fam. while her eyra shrank
"Barlara, I love you
I have loved you
nay ««claim and raw hltu atop aud look
at tbe rail where hla hand rested
A »Ince I fret found you on the Whip. and
I shall goeon loving you until I dl«.
I
small gold chain «1« feMmcd to the e-lae
He peer»«! over th» aide, and then, lo my can't help II; It's not only conscious. It's
utter amasetnent, began to throw off hie partly nnmnactoua; It'a Just you calling
to me.
Barbara dear, you are all my
clothe*
You are the world.
"Wliat on earth
" I l»«»o. but Rod hope In th» world
Will you marry me!"
ney only chuckled, and flnlahol utalrrae
I was leaning forward, thinking only
Ing.
I'han from eon»»where out In the sea
came the osprey's cry, clrar, quavering tn of that sweet, that Infinitely sweet face
opposite.
a minor radsara.
Hbe atnlled, her eyra turning to watch
elde. ernaeed the
th« waves, and I waite«l spellbound for
the wav««.
I pulled on the chain and up ram« a her anewer.
bundle of clothes wrapped in Ihiponcran'e
"I haven't known you very long." she
cloak.
Then 1 nndetworef, and followed ad«led. her voice low . "and what do you
know of me!"
Kixlney'e »«ample.
Never have I known such a awltn aa
"Everything
All I could ever know -
that. In the mystery of starlight through that you are tbe one
woman
I d
th«
a eea that seemed made of allver.
We world."
found l*uponcgau by hie cry ami followed
■'But It'a summer. and It‘a easy to ray
him. resting now and then to flrat on the such things In cummer.
It'a ail part of
stiver surface, ami again racing hand over the setting.
I told you once you were a
hand out through the myetery.
We ware
1 «Tramerà are aja to romeara,
dreamer.
no longer men. but free ara creature«, in and that Is probably why you are now In
our own element, undismayed
love with the »11« and the sunshine and
We swam In a grrat circle, and at laet
with me." The laet words were just a
Lhlponcrau l«t ue back to the Mhlp
Bay
whisper
Rhe raleed her eyra to tn It»» for
DR. W A. WISE
wae breaking far out. beyond the Rhlfting a fleeting eea-nnd. then dropped her lashes
■ a (.Mulrr In I’alnWas
hhoal.
"I saw them coming," be weld,
Work In Tottland
"Believe me. Barbera. It's not that. It'a
"and eo I hung my clothra fram the elde
the truth
the trural thing In tbe world."
and took to the »arra. They found noth-
Nhe played with the water In the poo!
Ing; peratian«-e now they think ma a
at her side.
ghnet."
«hrart twoeml»» ihal rar fuere la as arrs,>««i
”1 Ilka you but. then. I Ilka many.
that »1 l AN IN) tlli lH tNTIRX I'HIIWN
We told him our elperlanra Ip ararrb-
There's Itodney 1 like also.
Ear ha pa I
Hbltx.l: ANU I I AH Wi>HK IN A BAY It
Ing for the chert. en«l he showed a great
-eerraarr
IH-GTI V1I.Y I'A I N t. « A H kl
Ilk» you better berauae 1 have never
*n
dral of perturbation, but Anally
ame to
ntACTlNU f RI'.r »hen rlatra ,*r bertsa. ar« uv-
you In town, nor anywhere but tn your
leret
WK Hi MOVE I IIK M< >MT SrN.SITtVt:
the wise «wncluelon that «» could do uoth
TH TH ANU Inuit: W ITHOUT rHr. I.HAST
cboeen country
But I can't forget that
Ing In regard to It then.
I'AIN
NtUllUm.N1H no wvtwrteinty
there are other trraeurra In the era—
It wa» my turn below, ami I fell asleep.
For the Next Flttesn Dsys
In « glorloua glow from the swim. Just aa h«'W ran you be sure you won't come up-
We will give raw
<>u another and a finer!
Then, ton, I
the aky was shading pink
lain erowa f«w
like men wiki do things, men who fight
Bk hrtdae leelk
Molar rrawn
CHAPTER XIII
and win out
and eo you aee.*' ebe An-
Gold <W enatnel filling«.
When I awoke I found It.elney »rated
»b««i. with a alight emlle. "It's not that
Stiver Alknea ...............
on the cabin table.
I like any one In particular leea, but I he
Goaf rubber t> la tew
the heal red ruMwv platra
"Morning, Hel len !" he »«claimed
"Ity infinite poaalbllltlra mor. ”
PatnIeMi »itrsrUoea
tbe way. who le Moniteur Pupo i«wau!"
’Then," I raid rtubtwnly-. “I will salt,
At.L WORK OUARANT1XD IS YEARS
I ahook my head.
*'| gave that qu»o and proee my meaning lo yon.”
finn ua amie time ago. Ilow about break
Mhe raise*! her ayra frankly to mine "1
fast !"
II ike that,*' ehe «eld.
President and Mana<er
"I aaa thinking of that tayeelf." sold
After a time we welk-d beck to her
Itodney
"I don't mind twin« a hem. but l«ith are! «aid go,**! by.
Tba lunch wra
I prefer to play the port on a full atom
< mirty.
Islip was sitting nn the Rhlp's
ach.”
UNC.I Third end "«akin««on Sth
d« 1 and Bart>«ra wared to *im and lie
"I'll elgnal Charlee."
I went op on waved ba«-h
PORTLAND. OREOON
1 felt *>rry for him, some
do-k and found that the e >n waa high how, for uow I knew what he mut feel,
up. and shindig on a glorious
summer No wonder he couldn't go back fo bit ba
world.
I fattened a napkin to the broken loved Wall Street.
•tump of th» tn«»t
"Good by again.” eh« said, ani the*
Fifteen minute« later we aaw my vet»«»» that the parting might no: be too abrupt.
aulivo»!; about tbe pu.ut al tbe . «be added, ”1 tbiuk 1 aa groa lug aiiuaet
BAKING
POWDER
m
RUPERT SARGENT
HOLLAND
Teals
l>, <iood Navar SRk«n. Weak»» <.r <»rtpe
tor.**-. *». Mavar «'LI la Pula
Thee«»
elna l«►>!»( «tampa,lCCC
Uuaraalead to
oe «ewe mouer trau*
►j*’ •»*
The Pirate of
Jh»p«d»rra«i had be.n (>r.e»llng all day
•» rhe p..e : |ty of
wing t'e rontMi*»
of hie pre. Io io « heat, and a\ after eotn»
argument. Rodney and ha ha! deci test a
make the effort to move It to the Rhlp
that night
I pointed »nt tb« fact that
In all probability th« «name knew nothing
whatever of *ho cbaet'e poeltlon. and haJ
elmpty hapyraad to camp tn th» neighbor
hood "f that particular b.m'ocfc
but !>»•
AU'OMoL 1 PKS CgXT
f
ponrrau'e fen-a were atwia»!. and It
evident that he would '-«a aatlafled with
Prnmohs Di$*Monf)rrrfi4
l>1
can*! any
RuAca It. ha’e got a trraanre
cheat, end It'» uj to ua to alt ra It so
tight that n«vne of ha plecee-of eight can
filter through."
Fortunata-’y the night wae cloudy, and
stout eieven we were ready to start.
I
1 had never felt eo oomple-ely the daapera-
do before.
We wore all three armed with
revolvers. 1 carried a coll of rope wound
ahont my waist, end Rodney a dark lan
tern which <'’»t>e had formd In the
■-ot’age
Thipc ran wae the least »«cit
ed
He took co.usmeod of rar »«podltloe
with the «aeirance of a born leader, and.
nuptwrau stole to hie feat. I did Ilka-
wise
He entered the tent from one elde,
and I from the other.
With a swift
movement he waa over the at -ping man.
and had pinned him to the bed.
hile be
thrust a handkerchief Into hie month
The al«ej*r »•«rled
stnigglod. moaned,
and lay «till: I had held my revolver In
hie fara
In a twinkling we
had
him
bout 1 and r»fg«d. rolled frr.m hie hod of
hotigh* end laid at a
little
dletanra.
While we did this Islip and Ctiarlaa rut
tb» gnlde-Rvpra and the house of rar
enemlca fell, collapelng like a great white
balloon when the gaa <mra;>ra
We clean
«■! It away, and th» pla.e where the cheat
waa hidden lay before ua.
Then followed a »trang» e ena for Iboae
unhletorle pines of Alastair.
With ears
keen for th- ellgtiteet alarm. fbi;»«vnr-rau
and I dug. R«'<ln«y holding hie black lan
tern eo aa to aid ue.
<*har1»a
keeping
watrdi
A f«»»t down and my e;«de atru.-k
wood.
In five mlnntra tbe chert waa
uncovered
f'arefully wo raised If and
placed It on the ground,
Aa hla band
touched tbe unbroken lock I thought that
Imponroau gave a little sigh of relief.
(To be continued )
«'amtaa
Noam«
In
the
te.Swdr S<dturarr <f
NEW YORK.
At b months •!*
tunnel was dark, the tunnel wae
long.
And tbe lights bad all gone out.
l bs temptation wae aaa.irodly etrong -
Of that there could be no doubt.
Kbe ha. sitting by me. a portly mtae
Of thirty aummera, or laae;
When a notion struck me that I
would
klaa
That vision of lore!In»«« !
Though the risk wee great. I thought II
worth while.
For I waa full tjf m ma era.
And to eteal a klae In a furtive style
The pleasure could but enhance!
Ko when we had corns to tbe darkest
Th*
. PAH
I gave her a ellent emack.
When
I didn't »apart
It
hrart!
If she didn't klaa me back !
my
blrae
We gated at rack other in ahy eurprlee.
When from the tunnel we eped.
The other pa»«-ng»re tnuet have got wlae.
For our cheek» were burning red.
At the same depot we left the train.
When I font my charmer fair,
I thought 1 ehould never see her again.
For which I didn't much cars.
Hut, when I got home, there was the
ïîuiirvitred luvirrthtFooj*
Esact Copy of Wrapper
lul
<ould
Letter
weather,
former
Farmer—Yea; our boarders are
all
kickin’
L. C. They can't blutne you for the
weather.
F -<?an’t. eh?
Gosh aome of ’em
seem to think I ought to furnish moon
light nights
Boston Transcript.
Il.l.tal.
Mrs
was
one
old
time
I d
my
bachelor,
My husband didn't go
bls club for • two months after we
were marrt«-d
to
Mrs Gotham
Mine want
after we were married
you
know
much
to
Cuatouier
What
the homo grown
¡Hill
.»•pher
"StiTa It ehould.” rwj.dnod tbe cynical
¡wre,m.
'The moment the day brrak«
It'a up to
ua
to
begin
eating
Thl.
la
a
l.lbrl.
women real their
chins on their hands when they are
trying to think?"
I their in. itlis
’ it so that
"To I
they
won't
disturb
themaelv« a."
Cleveland l.ca«l< r
Clerk
Relicven tired oyen, quickly at«>ps
•rye aches. congealed, inllaiuetl anil com-
num Mire cyea.
_ All
druggists or
Howard Bro*. Buffalo, N. Y.
Iluf > «•< In •» Vai««».
"You lumw th« artist »■• nict Iasi
summer who 1.1 ■(< .i ■ .. <«t hie family
W.-re any of hla pic.
connection« ?
turra buna?"
"No. but hla griindfather
Baltimore American
Ila spacial
A little botile of Hamlina Wnarri
Oli il a medicine ch< at in itself.
It
can be applicò in a
»aa
It produce« only nlgbtma-M
Judge
"Mr boy. here • (ho place for you
Hours from 10 to X. Kalur«!.* ■ from
IO to IS, worb genteel and habt; •1-
perlen.» unneoecaary; »alary. 1100 per
werk
Ilo* dora that ault you?"
"tl'een!
I ain’t got
IMAM to In-
reel In tba business "- llouaton Chron-
let*
Urger
Or wed her for better or worse!
The former's eure to bren» her hrarS-
number
ady known.
<)n
Iler«.
•T’-ninn
aftk«-«l th« ’• • ' « r of th*
geography ('la««, ‘’what do you under-
aland by the 'corn belt’T*
”1 never heard of one. ma’am.' an.
• Ma w always
aw** rad I mm) 1 M her
ui«« a planter.1
« « aree Wh«l. Vow Wall.
Allen’« F«»d law la a o rtalu rum for h
«weailnf. cal In», and .a«db it. a. l, lug feet.
by all brugglsta.
‘» Price Jflr. I*tu«’i i
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Crouton* for i»«j.ip ate rn«»w( easily
mad* b> « itlini « .*!»• t»r* »•! about half
an inch thl« k. buttering It thickly on
a
and bnklng In th« o\rn until brown.
THE CRY EOR CREAM
le ronetantiy Incrra^na Th« Ua «-rramery rómpanlas ere reneiantty on the lookout and
ar. ..tfrrtn« ro.l priesa. A erwat manr .lalrrmim err lairms irv.ro cows u..te«U >r trying
lo re< ell Ike proau puoalUe owl
I low. tk •» now hare. They -on tolhink alrat ell
that th»» ron «I» » to run Ihr milk thruwjh a cream ra>arsbie nevrr et>*t>ln« to «vmelder
whether the cream »»r.ral«>r u .loma its dut» œ II .houli
If It. an .41 ta.hwno I .«(
date <w cheap taachine It can’t rd all the but
terfat il wean t intenilad to Your deir» pro
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the use of
A NEW IOWA
CREAM SEPARATOR
The Sparano th.t ha. «un remtmitkm by thè
thrw le« rrpohka. Ht Irmi«. Poctlami end
J«mm«.,»„ and ha. • h. er..|..r.rm»nt of all
»he Iradl»« da>r» ».perla
Ita uu a«-tu.n»
«neon. ih. sarta» of agreat armmnt >.f erra».
Il ehm maan. that yuur rroam makae Iettar
burlar ami never ha. that eeparaur tasta pe
culi«» lo rraam tkW.nl b» „(her mar hi tra.
Thl. la berauM Ih« boa la e. «m. » rleanad
ami arvor hecenre chokal up wlth Alth and
dlrt
Atmmg Ita « an> advantaee. are thea«
wa».« k'W wppl» can .nelani r^nng.
r*M <d «meratUm Mtju.tabl. rrank. neat at’-
aearanc. inieerhangeaMe parta età IT IR
h li I IV 1.1 1 mi « I . ■ | 1
K IMMI H
«>N THK MARklT Seni for re tal* ua.
M o M «ompletr f nr of
Agri« ul tur «il Iniplrmcnts
and Ve hi« Ics
oo Ihr « «veM.
Fate» and Goode Righi.
We have a
Dealer
in your
town.
He is a
good man
to know
of
alimenta than any other rem-
PORUAND
ORIGON
SPOKANE
the
Hla <'k«l«a •« Calla,
Rball I forever from her part.
lbe Utter to brrak ber pura*
Is
that are perfectly gentle
tell,
■avias «be Pleeae.
raid
Yonkers flta(««tnaa.
tura?
I
"Every little frastorni ut time ehould
Mother, will find Mrs Wlnslow-a *».thing
Ayru(. th. ...ft. ..Mt (•■ uw b< lU.lt * ¡.«Aarau
flurlug lb. Uwlhiug ¡ron oil.
|ȓnful
chafing dishes
"borne chap stuck
awerad the f. o. b.
ma with a bad aihcwnt pier*
b« »«tel,"
day
■ peelwl <••»»!«« al lew lurk ««ore
Clerk—Hera
1« something
naw in
really 1 wanted a better half.“
Toll I me about It." o»>*1 the sent!-
mental widow
"Ob. there lan't
tbe
"Oh. well. I didn't do my owa cook
Ina.
life
"when
■ »O 1
can hide my yawns; till« c«m«i-rt la ao
stupid.”
y.» sila*; ru brins the largest I
can find”
Fllesrade Hbicttrr.
Church
Ina.i.d Rowtantte.
fu«ay
Hole,
Pettit a Eye Salve for 25e.
Aakles '"<• Mur*.
Corrier — Knlny
New York Tlmra
the
I rII koonsr.
•"What Nutanne, ruin* to leava me?”
• i< bthiit 1 Ihr Indy lo h<*r I t« '; h tha I i I
who w»i
i ii v «limb!« "
**<Joln< to L.' t
married? Thia is moat un<xpr<!-d.‘‘
”<>ui. madarne. but ret f «*® not my
fault.** responded lb»*
Hpolojrctl*
rally.
”E< t »aa only taat night
x.il
your ton pmpoord to me!”
rhiUdel«
phla Inquirer
said.
••Why. Bobby, that’» our new cook 1
raid
I nr.r
W ». a I’tale « aee.
“Tou want to divorce your husband?
You Bay you ¡annul agree? Wiiat wi
den* » . an you give ut Incompatibility
of temper'“
h«
"Why. 1 want a divorce
and
doesn't."- Hire
mall
And the gave me such a look,
"Who la that. motherY' 1 ashed.
"There
CAST0RIA
'< D oses - jj C ewts
Mr Ktorw,
Dae*,
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
A petfrrt Rrwd\ for Comfot
iloti. Sour SfltmarSDUrrlwa
Wor mi 1 ixnulMoni Fornii
nrss ani Loss or S uxp .
In fact. It wae only hie oeerweantng mo
fldet.-e that gave tbe echatne the least
prrapart of enm-eee
ua.
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ncss .inri R tm i unuuii »ar
(•pum Morphinr irriter*
Nor N arcotic .
were alona.
"Iltawn
He ehruggw! hie a bon Id era
knows!
The man isn't may. foe Tra
bran studying him doaely ell day. and
some eipertenoe with Wall Rtrra« has put
tna wle. on rranka
No. there'« a real.
Uro mystery eomewhera. and rar frirnd
Pierro la a aomeholy. thmigh wh^T.or the
VaMerlng Jew or the '.«io« Napoleon I
to the bamlr-«A wa lay four ahrraat and
eo peered »-er at the tent that Ion me!
Th« only «f>uM
vaguely whit» ahead.
waa a loud ar! reeo-ant «nora
iHpoeeran crawled fnrwerd on one side
of th» tent, and then beckoned to me to
do the e»me on the opposite side
When
I had wriggled forward some ton feet I
could l'.«vk In at the tent, the eldeo of
which were open to the rummer hr»«»»«
Or.» man lav within, steeping
It waa
clrar rhat the enemy bed not ai portad
Bears the
INFANTS/CmiPMIM
nothing ehort of having tea atmaig hoe
under hie vvra.
"What the deuce 4» you »c;.poa« lh«vw
papers ara. that ho ahomd ho ao frarful
about them!“ I coked Ilodney when w.
Jnet before »re left th» Rhlp TRkerlra
Joined • with two vpedra. and eo, a party
of four, wo a’?:» ever the beach and Into
Pnponcratt led ne to the plna,
the dnnra.
thenra we crawled Inward, lying allant
after each cracking twig, straining our
When wa ra rna
eyae and ears for news
AVrfrtahte Prrparsldn trAi
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