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lilODBillilOlL Oy SUWARD W. HOPKINS, Aathoer of "Jack koLblna cf Amfrlct," "la the) China t-tm." "T Orntlrnua ! Hawaii." "Ua a Fall Charga," I tc. Orarf ki. i Uonaar Voaaaa'a Roia CHAPTER XIV. (Continued.) V hurrie.l on to Havre. Nlta, Thor lino am I, and tool, passaK? on I -a TMirali.o fur New York. At my fciiKOhtlon, Nlta hml et!KaKl 4t ruaKI, wild an he mum an elderly, fiour- Im.'1;i d female, h!u j;-rved every pnrpoM' of chuperou an well ait of pre lervliij; Rppcarai;ooK. Oney? In New York I HHijJit tbo major. I found lilm ut the e lub and he nearly fell in a heap on the floor when be iM'hchl in p. "Uy duel!" Iip exclaimed, ruhhiiiK to me. wrliiKltin hy battel, trarn Ktnanv ins down Ids face ft Ml hi whole frame trembling. "Dick! Wllherton. old fel low, how did you do It? We heard you were dead, you know." "Ilenrd I wan dead, e'.i? Well, I'm a lively dead man, major. I've Rot what I went after, and more, too. Had all mtLh of adventures and nar row OhcaM!. Itrought hack Maubl keek, wiiohe name U Henry Thorlane, and Nlta Harlot ti. whoc name Is Alice tirnvlitcoiirt." "No! Cad! Is It ko? Have you got the proof?" "Proof enough. We mu.Ht nee Charles Slpmotta at once. 1 need another hit of testimony from him. and then we 11 tackle UravlMcoiirt and knock him eUltL" I Rhowcd Iho major the locket and pin and rind to him the statements of Antonio Slgmotta and ihtmbo. "You icttinieel Just in time," paid tho major, grimly. "The weddln Is now study on the way. I have learned idnee you lift the true Inwardness of Ilnxmhton's preference for (Jravls court. It ticem that Itmnuhton'a means are much more limited than we have Mijjoed, and he has from time to tlrno borrowed money from (Iravls court, giving him a mortgaio on his Iiouko ns security. He has gone to the wall financially, and (Jravlscourt pushes Mk claim to IMIlh. promising nroughton to cancel all debts the day hho becomes his bride. She held out (Irmly until tho news camo that you died In Sardinia of romo fever, and then tho poor girl gave up the fight and consented to be a sacrifice to save her father. Put you are In time, boy you are In time. IMlth Iovcj you, and you only. Do up CJrav lacourt and tho field is yours." "What about Nila?" I asked. "She tiow. nt t'.te name hotel as Thorlane und I, but it doesn't look Jud " "Not nt all, boy; rot at all. My Ma ter, Mrs. Dubncr, la Junt the one. She will bo glad to receive her as a pue.et, and, of course, her wedding; mu.t be In my idxter'a home. 1 will wc Nellie at once." True to bin promise, the major k.iw his sister, nnd he readily assented to his plan. That evening Nlta was es corted to Mrte. Habnrr'M home, where he remained until hhc becan.o Mr. Jlenry Thorlane. Wncti I left the dub. I was hurry Ii.E thmuvh tho street, when In! I :aw IMiti Itrouhtoit coming oward me, with a couple of mnall pa kn;: s In her nrms. And yhv was ahuic. My death had freed her from all elar.r.er. in HroTiRhlon's eyes, and she was row allowed to go idioppiiiK alo? e. I lonkc 1 about me hunlcelly, and saw a door way that was somewhat chirk and m duded. I wnltd near it, and wien Kdith fame up I Kei.ed her, wl.Uhel her Into that doorway, and proceeded to hug and kls her in a faJibm that partially recompensed me for the loi.g period of vvni'.liig I had undergone. At llrst i.lie was frlchtci cd r. arly out ot her wHk. but when t-he realized who it wan that had her fast, the darling ut her arms around my M ( I. and met . falily half way, dropping her bun lles In her cxcltcmt-nt. "Dick! Hurling Dick!" tdie cried. They told me you were deal.' Kl"e-s. "I don't look very dead, do I. jarllng?" More kirscs. "I have come nnck to take you away from that fel low, CJriivlsconrt, and no tior.senso about it now, either. I'vp learned courage. diicc I lift New York, and you will be my wife row if I have to kill (JravlMourt nr.el your respected parents to git you!" "Oh, Dick, darllrg. what an escape I've had! If you'd been a little later I'd have married him to save papa. Oh! think of it. Dick." "Don't do it. Think of me. Yon are mire you love me?" Dick!" reproachfullly. I Idssed her aaln. Her face was MilTu.U'd with bluihe. Her hat was nwry. Sio was half laughing and half crying in her happiness. "Some one will see us, Dick," ho paid, finally. "Do call a carriage and taho me home." So I called n carriage, nnd. putting my future, wife Into it. I clambered In after her and set her down at her own dtor. Then I llphtrd A cigar nr.el. or 'crlng tho driver to take me to the hotel. I lay back on tho cushions. th moiit exquisitely happy, contented and T.oMstlcaJlly satisfied Individual In tho universe. On tho day following that upon which wo arrived In New York, a party of threo wended our way to number 300 Mulberry tre t, and upnn presentation of our t:ames were ush red Into tho presence of Superintend ep.t Jlyrnea of tbo Metropolitan Pe- IIcp. His grim faco aofter.ed with a umllexthcn ho saw us, and he held out x brawny hand that nearly crushed '.nlno a he greeted me. "So the dead has returned to l.f:." he said pleasantly. "You gave us quite a scare, young man." "Not 1 superintendent, but my friends did It for nie." 1 replied. Then I launched Into th object of our vLit. 11) rues llhtcucd attentively while I told Mm the whole story, omitting nothing which lu the smaileht degree bore upon the mystery of Alice (Ira vis court and Nlta Harlot 1 1. He llsUncd attentively, with his cyeu fixed htead lly upon my face. Then I rend the statements of Antonio Slgmotla nrd Dumbo ni.d exhibited the pin and locket with the miniature photograph. The major and H.orlano were as keen in listening as If It was the t'.rst time they had heard these things. When I had finished, the superin tendent said: "I do not see that anything Is lack ing exctpt the confession of Charle. Slgmotla. You have now enough to convict him. but It would be dlhVult to connect t ie nan (Iravlcourt with the crime. The identification of Nlta Itarlottl us Alice (Jruvlhcourt seems to be pretty well eutah'Shed, and if Charles Si:n;otta wns dead, you could give (iravlsiourt quite a fiht. Put with SknotU's own confession you will overwhelm him so utterly that he will have no loophole of escape." "That Is Just the way we look at it," I replied, "and we came to you to get your ndvlce as to the best way to ob tain Sigmotta's confection." The superintendent thought a mo- mcnt. "There is no doubt. Is there, major." ho said, "that the druggist Tortonl is Charles Slgmotta?" "Not the eat." replied the major. "I Identified him before Wllherton ami Thorlane went away, and Dambo's statement verifies mine." "Tot ton! the druggist went away on the tamo day that Mallgnl did." I said. "I do not know whether he has re turned or not." 'it will rot take long to learn." said the superintendent. "Put first let us get al what we want to do with htm. I'ndoubteilly the man deserves the severest punishment that can bj me ted out to him under the law. Tho fact that his murderous Intention was frustrated by his brother dues not make his act any the lesj heinous." "True," I said. "Put the punishment of Slgmotta Is not the end sought. It Is (Jravlscourt we want. I do not think we need to do much with Slgmotta who probably did what ho was em ployed to do. 1 would be w llllng to let up on him for the sako of getting at the absoluto truth In regard to the whole matter." "I see." said tho superintendent. "And armed thus, you will proceed against (Jravlscourt?" "With that I have nothing to do." I replied. "My duty Is ended the mo ment the truth Is established. The case then roes to NKa Parhdtl and her afiianccd husband, Henry Thor lane. I trust them to regain her rights." 'J hciilane smile 1 grimly. "WotiM It r.nl be a good plan to go t;i Tortonl'.! lriij slote and confront with the facts we have already !e:rt; d and s.,i;ee.o him until he s.pieals?" lt rnes laughed. "I : i e ymi I ave the vernacular." he said, "but 1 think I can s!:mv you a better s jM'-e.!rg trlek than tiat. I. i me lave 1 1. . pap' rs." He r.v..g a b !! and an officer utered. "What Is the addrcts ef the dru;; t.re?" asked tin : up rift- ndi nt. 1 told l.lm. He wrote scmeihlng on a piece of paper nr.d 1 ur.ib-d It to the oflccr. (Jo to that address ar. 1 bring th man In tent or.ee. If ;ou eaii find him." he id. The oHlcer saluted and went out. In al it (iftei u minute, liur!;;;; v. hb h time I had produced sorrie chars and wo all rat smoking, l.e re turned with a siilverlng. domoi all:." 1. opium rcei. ted, whisky-rotten wreti h. who quailed before the steely gaze of the hij-i rtr.tt r.dert. Ti.en his eye.. Ml n the macr, av.d he started, fur. after all thn years, the fallen p'iys clan recognized the mar. of the worl I. "Sit iloivp," said t'ie i.uperliitend r.t, a::l the rulverlt:? wntdi fell into a (hair. At the superintendent's command n stenographer now quietly made hl.4 ap pearance and sat near bis chief, with pi ncll ready. "What Is your name?" asked the superintendent. "Tortonl," was the reply, with a side look at the major to see If he nailed the lie. "M! What was It before It was Tortonl?" asked the superintendent. The wretch wrltne-d in his chair. "Speak quick," tald Pyrncs. "It will he bi tter for yon." "I was born Tortonl," paid the fel low, ilogredly, "Ah! Tl in how did you eorr.e to adopt the name SIgniotta, under which ou practiced medicine?" asked the stipe rir.tej ce-t.t, blandly. Tho Italian turned ashy white ar.d shook with fear. ; 'Do you know why yrt wcr brtir;ht here?" asked the superintend ent. Slgnmtta bheiok Ids head. "No," he muttered "To answer to tho charge eif mur der." Slcmotta lcapeI to his feet and stoe.d like a wild animal, panting be fore tho calm man ef dub. "It Is a lie!" he cried, hoarsely. "A foul lie ! Of whose murder arn I ae cese d? Whei i my accuntr?" ion havo several licensers, re plied tho superintendent. "And you are accused of Inciting ere I.uIkI Datr.bei to the me.rdcr of Nlta Parle. Ml. once a performer In Parho Mallnl's clrcu, in il ulei Ineltlng this sanio Damlo tei the murder of Mallgnl him self. Yeei hnd made an attempt on bli life and fulled. You retail the oc currence tho last night of Mallgrl's circus, when you put a bullet throuth Ms duck?" (To be continued.) QUCCR PEOPLE OF THE WORLD Definitions Unfamiliar to Mcst Ceo graphical Students. If a person were confined to ono text-hook, tho be-st one to choen'ei would be a dlcthmary, since It gives an Inkling of every art, scie'tico or profession known o mankind. A study ef the dlctler.nry Is always Interesting and instructive, and a wimples turning ef its pages will acquaint us with many things of which we havo never previously heard. Notice what a fund ef Information U contained in tho fol lowing definitions: Atnphlsclnns are Iho people who In habit the tropics, whoso shadows iu e:n part of the year are east to the north and lu the other to the south, uceordirg as the suu Is north or south of the-lr ze'iilth. The Antlsclans are the inhabitants ef the e-arth living em ellfferent sides e)f the e-quator, whone shadows at nen nre cast In eontiary direction. Those living north ef the e-quator aro antls clans, to those living south of that line, and vice virsa. The shadows on j ore side aro cast toward the north aud upon tho othe-r toward tho south. Tae Ascians are the pe'ople who 11 vo lu a land where, at a certain time of each year, they have n. shadows at noon. All the Inhabitants of the tor rid zone nro Ascians, they having a vertical sun twice a year. The IVrlscians are the Inhabitants f the polar circle, whose shadows. during some portions ef tho summer, must In the course ef the day move e-ntlrcly around ar.d fall toward every , jHilnt of the compass. FOX, HAWK AND CAT. Mix-Up Resulted Disastrously for Dird cf Prey. j Foxes are not easily domesticated. They are distrustful e rcatures, and al ways pine le r freedom; but In rare In stances reynatd loses his wlldness and re-spends, after a fashion eif his own, to human kindm-.'-s. Of st:ch a one a dally paper tells a pretty story: j Nod is a tame U x so well trained and of such good Intentions that he will not touch any of the poultry on the place. Chickens feed near his box. nnd he acts as If he Ilke-d their society. Doubtless th'y serve to render his confinement less irksome. j Ono morning re'ce-ntly a large chick en hawk swooped down and caught a caleken close to the box where tho fox Is chained. Neil, he aring the noise, sprarg out and caught the hawk by the b g. The; bird redeased the chick-e-n and settled its f re claw deep Into the fox's, nose. Ueyrard pquealed, but j ho hung to the hnuk's leg. At tills moment n eat that had be- I come" attached to the fox heard Ned's cries of pain, and rushing emt he sprang upon the hawk and clawed lt: bnek. That mad" t.:e hawk let go tho fox's rose very suddenly to protect iise!f from this new ft e. It tried to law he eat. and while thus engaged, the fox set his te th into Its he-ad and !:oek the life exit of It. Scon aft r this Ned and tho eat were . ei n tyiir: e'.owu hi le by side, in great amity and contentment. Youth's Com panion. A "MAN OF STEADY HACITS." Cut the Hsbits Were Net Such as to Recommend Him. It wn? a very angry man who met an acquaintance on tho stre'e-t tho u'I'.er elay. "I thought you told rno that 1). v. as a man ef ste ady habits," ' ve-ro his flrrt words following tho ual salutation. "I sai l I required a :; an of absolutely steady habits, and yeui were very (sisltlvo In your assur i:;ic that the man in question was such a one." "Well, has ho proved otherwise?" "Why. mnti, he Is elrur.k all of tho tinn-; lu fad, I do r.nt think ho has drawn a sober breath slr.ee ho has h- e n w 1th me." Then what are you Jumping on mo for? Your own statement bears out Just what I told you about him. I nave hneiwn D. fer tho past ton rr.onths, nrd I know that ho has been Irunk elurlrg oil of that period, an! if thit Isn't being a 'man of steady habits,' I'd llko to know what It is?" How He Met tho Crisis. "When David (Jraham Phillips, author of "He-r Serene Highness," was a very young mar., ho applied for worl; em a Cincinnati paper. "What can you elo?" al 1 tho editor. "I can try anything." replied tho yen.ng man. Thinking to rid himelf of further hnpeertunltlcs for nn alignment, tho editor said: "We-'i, write nn Article on bread." It wai a trying innrncr.t for tho am bitious youngster, but he never flinch eel. All tint right ho collected ma terial, nr.el the next day reported to tho r.urprlsed editor with a bright and newsy rtrtie lo on "Tho Pakerics of Cincinnati." ! The young reporter was Immediate- ' ly en ga geel. Sullivan' New Amuiemcnt. John J. Sullivan (ll.'tlr.r.ulshej him relf the cthe-r day by throwing a hand ful of money Into a crowd. You aro Improving. Jedin. Onro your boast vas that you bad "money to throw to the bird." Throwing It to pooplo Is much better, but don't throw any bail more, John. lxrhanj;e. Moon's Highest Mountain. Tho h!Khot mountain in the moon Is at bant 2." .000 feet In holcht: thst Is feet lilKlcr than Mount Kvcr-est. THE EDITOR 13 JOYFUL. Kansas Molder of Thought Announces His Approaching Marrla'je. 'Jhero is but on mro week of ' slnglo blcssednens feir tho editor ef this paper. A young woman has con sented to take our name aud share with it. i the burdens ami Joys of life. She Is Miss Klsle Kitzmlller. young eit daughter of Mrs. I.avlnla Kltzmll le r. He r fathe r was Kran Kitzmlller, a veteran of tho civil war, who died one' ye-ar ago. The times et fer tho ceremony I next Wednr -elay at 2 e'cle;ck In the af ternoein at tho home ef Mrs. Kitzmll ler. A ui:mbe-r eif friends havo be-en Invited but not marly ull. The house would not hold nearly one-third of all those "we" rhould havo bcn pleased to see present. (This Is mt thn editor we "we'" having assumcet a ne-w slg nlhcauee.) Put the re will be enough, we hipe to fill tho lienise- and eo that the Jeh Is well done. There will bo no attendants. "We" will bo tho whole show. There will bo uei tears every one will bo glad to se us (editorially us finally married. There will bo a happy, haudsemie couple, the hand someness Leing contributed by tho other half. Ne one's life Is complete who lives alone. No, of eenirse not. To develop Into a surly, crabbed, noul-shrlveleel. old bachelor, or dwindle away an old maid full of vinegar ana fool notions what unhappler fate! To fesrm a cem pleto and iiaeful llfe, marriage is a necessity as well as a luxury. Yet theso considerations are mere tide Is sues. The first consideration Is to find someone you can love, rcspect, ad mire. Love Is apart from higlc. It is capricious. It frowns ujion wealth, tramples over differences ef age. breaks down any established rules ef , precedence and astounds the coolly J yiciiiaiic. iv e are u. umo passes slowly. Highland Kansas Vldette. British Mining Industry. A blue book has Just be-e-n insure), giving tho statlsties of the persems employed, nnd the output and tho ae--elder.ts In tho mines of (Jreat Pritaln for tho year I'.mi. It appears from tho statistics that tho total number of persons employee! In and about the mines of tho I'nlted Kingdom was S3C.17S. Compared with 1101 there Is an Increase eif :t".CS3 porsems at the coal mines, ar.d a de-ereaso of 2.022 pTsor:s at motaliforous mines. The output of minerals at the coal mines was 231.fM3.22l tons, of which 210, 037.2 b) were coal, and the balance was flre'elay, ironstone', rhalo and nunelry minerals. Aildlng ?.7o.", tons which come from open quarries tho total out put of coal fer the year was 219.01C. 913 tons, nr.el this Is a elecreaso of i,12J,3Cfj tons. Restaurant Cook's Idea. A young man who dines quite fro queptly In a French restaurant, whose reputation is bar.ee! cn tho unvarying oxce-IIciieo of the- dishes .erve1. sent feir the chef tho other nlj;ht to com pliment him on ii poulet e-n casserole. "I like yem," raid tho cesok, "be e aui-e von never bring nay we nu n in this place-. They ruin n roek and a res taurant. A gentleman who comes In n'eme for his el Inner regards the dlbhcs nr d pays his whole attention tei the food he la eating. Put wh n he Is with a wo-v.aji! Pah! lies laughs, ho talks, ho re -anls emly his ceimpar.lrm. his attention Is dlsttuctnl, tho cool; and Ms work ere forgt ttc:i. It Is not popularity that rul.is a re.staurant. It is the women and imuic." New Yerl; PleSi". Ths Humor cf Cycle Taxation, pososlon may be nine-tenths of the law. but the remaining tenth oc caslonally make-e trouble, especially In Krane-o. A man In Paris had twe motor cycles, en which he paid the annual tax uncer.nplalr.irely until tho motor cyrlea we-ro rtoh-n from him twei years co. The law Inrlsts he fhemld fe e n paying taxe s Inde flnltel , as he earned pn.vo that he ne longer jei-f esses the cycle by returning the taxlrg plagues which we-re attached to tho machine and, of course, van Isheel with thern. As long as he eloes not return the- plae,ue.i tho law con idtlcrs he Is In persef don of tho eye le-s, and Insists on the taxes being paid. Enjjraver of tie Dank of France. Tho engraver cf the Pank eif Trance Is neit to be envlcel In regard to the conelltlons under which he works. The bank Is abemt to l.jsuo a new thous and f ratio rede, sr.il tho engraver has bee'n working at the plate for tho last eighteen memths. Kad morning he arrives nt tho bir.k. where a special room is rererve! for Mm. Here ono ef the mo-?t trusted of tho bank incsse . ge-rs reeilvis him. loks Mm In. nnd mounts guard ontsielo tho eheir. In tho cerit:;; all the plates and nce-essoi b a aro put In a U)x. which Is sealed r.p and tranrportod to the vaults be-hnv. where it la loekel up for tho r.lf-.ht. Wr.it a Little Longer. T.fXrC yon etrip iin'nnth the lad, Jcph' wait n. l!tlU bnrr; r.i-fei oei elmp n el ate-ny ron.1, J.m wilt a t'.itlo bmi;e-r; I"on' Im too epjW k fh ti fb n lch e rny. 1'a" rwIiu' fh t up an' iMp!" ly b-y'a ei tn lo ronir. by and by Ji V t4it ix !lttls l'ne;er. O If r.ilirhty ihihk In de rr.y mldr.isht, Jrsa' wilt n i:tl IrtnjJT: IJunir on an priy foh elc M.iwnl;i' Iluht JrsV w;ilt llttl" l"ne r; Kare? ett dihkeKi nUU k.eln't Uk' foh ny, An ele- et.l.kpit hour rm i r' fo et.ir; r.irr" f.tnc ili-m rlmi '.-e e:n? io. nway J.- watt a llt'lej ..ri-. r. Cx-Covernors of t:tcs Connecticut has aon-n ex Kovcrnors living. MMchutctti fcas but three. u Mrs. Tupman, a of Richmond, Va., a great sufferer with : woman's troubles, tells of her cure by Lydia E. Pinkhamfs Vegetable Compound, j "Deau 3In. Pinkiiam: For some years I MilTen-el with backache, nevore U'arin-clovvn jvtins, letieorrlura, und falling: of tho womb. I tried many remedies, but nothing pavo any jieisitive relief. UI commenced taking Lydia 11. lMnklium't Vretnldo Com pound . in Junt 1001. When I had taken tho lirst half Uuk I felt a vast ir.i- ' provement, and havo now taken ten bottles with tho result that I feel 1 liko a new woman. When I commenced taking; tho Vcp tablo Com pound I felt all worn out and was fast approaching; complete nervous collapse. I weighed only tH mnds. Now I we-igji isuik1h and atn improving every clav. I glad Iv testify to the; bctiotlU iiccivcd." Mua. K. C. Titman, 41 West :ioth St Kichmond, Va. AVhen a medlelno him Imtii ueecefiil in more than n million caei, is it Justice ti yourself to say, without tryint; it, cle not bellev it would help inc"'.' Surely you cannot wish to remain wenk nnelsick and cliseour ageel, cxhauited with each dayN work. You liavo home clerntipc ment of the femlnltio organism, and Lydla 11. I'Jnkliuurrt Vege table) Couipounel will help you just u surely us it ban others. Mrs. W. II. I'elhain, .Ir lOS I. linker St., Kichniond, Va., unysx I)EAit Mr.s. Pinkiiam: I must nay that I dr not Kdieve there Ls any female medicine to compare with Lydia M Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound, ami I what your takinp tho oft that longer. .' v V?aT nn irr't;lt,"n tn parts. I hmked liko on 1' lia consumption, hut I do r.ot lri.fc V''i' r- that women who nro ill that Lydia V.. I'lnklimuN Vegetable Coiupouml Is the medic inn they should take. It has sfooel the' test of time, and it has liuiielre els of thousands of cures te its credit. AVomen fcliemld eonslder it uuwiso to use any eithe r medic inc. Mrs. IMnkliaut, w!iom address Is Lnn,MaHS., will answerebeer fully and witlnMtt c ost nil letters addressed to her by fIck women. Perhaps she has Jut tJic knowledge that will help your case try her to-day it cots nothing. AnMAA FORFEIT " w" "r-i't f-T there X 1 1 1 1 1 1 I lwlaiiuuUi, L.cb Will UVIUUU l.Uia Pleated With His Own Wit. II. M. C Vidde-r. vleo presbb-nt rf tho Aeeoiinf. Audit and Assurance company, toek otit his watch the other clay and found that tho malnsprlnj was broken. IIo went Into tho near eiit Jeweler', who was a Etrarper to him. and was told that ho would have to leavo tho timepiece for about a week. "I wish you would loan mo one to carry, nald Mr. VeUder, "for I am lost without It." "Yes," replletl tho Jeweler, quickly, "but If I loaned you oao you might get lost with It." Tho Jeweler was bo pleased with hit own wit that ho loaned his cus tomer a good watch. Nw York Timet. No on woeild Tr l l-otherM with eon tlpeitloti if erry en knw Imw naturally and eiuUkly MunleK-k PIKt Kittera rrj;u laleM tha atuinaeU and tNiwala. T ker tan ir trown llne-n fnm f.eitlne wa.h tn liny neater madet by pourlne lxll IniT -nte-r nvrr h.iy. Th aeimmer rlrl elipn'l nppre'rl.ite' th mmintjlti are ne-ry unleaa th ro ta i ntuii lit It. "A do In time aii Htm " Ir. Wnol'i Norway I'me byrujv, uat trei'a ro:n.y ler eue;ha, exld, pulmuunry eiiee- I etery ort. Hhort nnil Mec'-i bnbv. Of coure j thla ui'i'ller en!y )otir dh baby. Mn Aejmln'n PanraWr will he-lp you to rvaln thai lost ain liUe. AiitruecrK. Wom'n niev b 1iTVln In IorI?, tut thev mk no for It In Inntlne't. on Everything You Cuj That'a the amount you rn aare by trsel. tnn with v r-iuinrlr. S nt I-' In win ortn if.irour IM"-re.'e ratalotfe-t. U rontl ytioiilon on tvrrylblurf JU ulal)re. TOUA V. MONTGOMCrtY WARD A CO. Chieaqe H I 1 Ml I u prominent lady return to you mv la art felt thanks for mdieme has demo for me. Jiefero Vegetable (n:pound I was so badly I thought I cuM not hvo much The little' work 1 had to do was a but ileu to mo. I huffcml with irregular lnt'Tivt runt ieiti ntiel letie-nribeen. hir-li rativeel now, ami I owe it all to your wonder. ehesno. I te k only six lxdtlcs, but it has made me' feed like a new person. I thank In if, therefore, believed by nil ItH rntn- tha or Ijlvol rltrf and lgnalur cf IL. 1'iukLaLu JlcUliin Co., Lynu, Muh 10 VliAHS PHDVLS 1 HIS .ME It ITS OF DOWNS' ELIXIR "I have tise'el Iienvns' Klixlr 10 year nnd nlways found it all yeu repri-M-nteel it tei be for breaking up ooliN." Veslry IbeU wrll. West l'.rttleloni. Vt. DoiMih' Klixir never disappoints the-. U-e'r. lln--ii.Jnl-n.it f f'"f. ff'tinfn. If. P.. mw L.?M! SI0.00 Daily I rfr-rtral.M. .Kilt H....4. e .M.ernM.H m mi mt ii t rul . Oiii.i a I. ,eklMf,Ui. ,! B. DROPSY, MEW DISCOVERT: rlvr nuh k rf IVI nt ceirm nri r-- JImIc of e. thn. atvl 10 UA T B trr(mnl riU.!. Dr.U.U ORIt gAS.la Jl,AUaaU,Oa RSIMSIONV.'i'.r.K.'.'K.'ft Successfully Prosecutes Ctslms, )'r1u-il limlnxr V H rnnlcn luru. 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