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fn handle uur rev anf gu-fn- -fnte uurket
HIfa unn raEF q COM riHsi1n ~ 50 o.
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AGENTS WANTED.
Business Opportunities.

RAVE CASH BUYERS for real estate
hua'Hrra nr patent BUYERS and sellers
Gated Modern methods MiuEa. Hous-
tHn. TurnH fHunv
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plead, answer ~ deuur to the hin ~
nlaintin On 90 before the eth daY ~ Jnns
uaFri A - 1874. the same heinm tha
nrti Monday IN January. 1918
That rsrtined copies % thiN oFaeF -
delivered O. the peuHmrnim Journal. a
Newspaper uuhiished tn psnsacala. -.
ida. and that the same - ruhliaha1 oura
q week for at consecutive weeks
Done and orasred IN open court thia tlh
Say % October. a. ~ deta
wM N HifEppARnA A..
Iudam
T. w Marsh Ciarh 81 fhm ptntrgrs
Court 81 the United states for the MurfA.
ern District ~ FLORIDA. hereby cerfift
that .the fnremolng ta q true ana cnrrefi
transcript from the records ~ fha nmn
Court
Witness my hard. and aaal of eaf
Court this a2nd day q octob@r. A. n
Wv MARSH
asoct-aawew claTt
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MnHf - Hnld az once. a. uwnmr 10 imaw-
re city car az SO Ninth Az.
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STRICTLY NNNNlt experienced ara
competent rnnk wants nnaIffHr ln Hfnar
ur IarNH HHHrH.nN NnuHn MnfruHs u An
ferHHr. frmnfon. AIa. ltu1rrt 81
POSITION urnfuafnmf Accountant.
capable ~ nanfIluE nuW hnrHNnrrfnr
rFunnsItfnn. fa rueu frr enHanruant
noaHenario aafary. Address Jas care
Journal fiart
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MUSICAL

PROV UUFIIIAN SCOTT. PIANO
SPECIALIST TRAINS TEACHERS
Dor TWE FNnFE-sf1N. iEHrfIET-
fTkV METHOD $40 Wast Garden pen-
aaHrIa Phone rnT unVfn
THEORY LESSONS - Via. WarmuuV.
rrrnfrrrnIrf Frrua Orrfanfrnfiar
ara rnHnnnHIfinn. also Piano. Nrira and
nHrnn frr serious students william
packham. Mua nao. Fhuna zsa
fsar-f1rrs
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PICKINGS FROM
POLICE STATION

Fu~ty-four cases were docigeted fur
disposal ~ RecUrder Welsh In fAe
city court Yesterday morninN Mwen.
ty-nine ~ thp defendants were found
gEtlty. hve were discharged. ten rnnea
were confinued and three defendania
were turned over TO the county an.
thorftles. The nnaa amounted % tiof.
Thirteen defendants charged vita
visiting and engaging IN a game q
chanoe were fined 81 and oouta eacA
and one cliarged with Keeping A
EaninE plaos NAa hned o. and costs
while me oaaea aEainat two Others
chnrwei with enEaKinR IN a RnEna ~
chance were continued.
Thu case aGainnt John RomrrM. wa
wan ARRESTED FOR failin9 10 display hls
taxicab HiNn ON ths machine ~ wmn
drfving. wMH cuntinued.
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MONEY ToLoAN.

MONEY loaned on real estate Or personal
rruuesfv ~ the CHfN ~ penaarnfa af fha
fas-nf rate ~ Interest HALL a CO. Efh
E Government street Phone lie1 asFp
MONEY ioareh on diamonds ana hlrh.
rlars trweirv 81 ERE legal ratH of inter.
est HALL Co. teh ~ Government
street Phone lisa aaep
gAfARfFa ar wages purchased. liberal
discounts HALL A CO tgh E noV.
eminent street Phone ttff Hawp
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II you miss your paper
phone Q5Oo) before tea
o'clock. and one will be de-
livered you by special carrier.
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A1bewt CaaEaa. q nesro. waa hound
over from th@ recorders cours yamter.
Gay masning - thu county authorftien
We was arrested hy L1e city on tha
charge ~ being a danEeroua anA
suspicious chmract~r.
The specific cinarre againw Cannns
A. thAt he robbed . Wna mstar In
nero saloon.
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HOTELS.
LAUNCH SCHEDULE.

CHANGE or SCHEDULE u R
mali brat "Rufh' has enauErt schedule
and wiu bag'unine Monday. Nov If
leave Pensacola fHr points HH fEH Sound
az aH a. ~ WrrfHgH WranHEiaEa and
Fridays Fdfmer leaving tire was .rH.
I E IEHAEEn.
fHHrHr w. rarfHin
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FsnrTAN WIrMNEM DUCKS faF sale
Trie a. 81. uair. f1ta r. - Hama
Unrrfrru ga IarnVaf- "a
d r. urufTseON a BRO. wh0lerule
ana Retail Tea fara in rhuire Family
Groceries fes.l1f East fnfnnferrta sr
nhHra ff p n Hnr Hrf We carry ir
afHHk mf mu fInaa a fI# Ene 20 poultry
aurrltes HurH aa errafrh FeeH. rHfrk
Fesf. 1aB'nE MnHH. Charcoal aHif. HeFf
4aranH 8Hmra.nfna Bone. muH oyster
ehrIH. HfHs Tru.IHF Powder. ffrF Powder
Etee Paint ana a EenFraf une af poultry
remedies we are agents frr THF Erursra
f1ruhaturH arf Hrrntnrs ana 0.fEer FIHuH
nuf Planet Ir Garden Tnaa We HFr
q fln luf nf same af aH rwe furf Fr.
rEIFnH "a fresh HHlNwFuf ~ Onions SETS.
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HOOTON e. WATSON.
"rhs Rental Aasnta."
nieuat BuHainu. phens "a
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LEGAL NOTICE.


CREW NOTICE
~A Neither the Captain. owners
XNA nor ruualMueeN % the Nor
A Mk Blanca wfn - responsible
&.NNw Tor debts contracted hN the
crew % MmiH vessel
WE@TERMAnK
hEfHtk- MILn0N CO, Captain.
FnnHfwmna
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NuwfcW-Tn wHnrn Al rvaV rnureru
arr roe responsible frr nuf cHFahaf -
fmn deposit paid Hn clothes whNn wtth
I D ulrneff Repeatedly. g. n Rich.
ar.frHn. ire TnHrf lennNf w. ra
srr n W rhRCrurn co rg East
nHmnna street ThrnF fEr n ~ nHW
ftr fnr heaf shades. uUhnlsf eriug HaH res
HriahInH ~ fdrnIturr frrrfim
erhuwTTr MORENO neuanrnin F1a-
Ascot nfrhrif ans Crafa 4afrH auH
mnnM WHnfmraH UnrFnmr1rr4f aH.ra anftrffnf
MERCHANT TRANSFER CO. Thnr
u Thnraeu. Prun. @ni~ffs an NfnnH -
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frF HffufHnnE fuFrIlura Hfnrna on He
phone hrs nrnrt rnuue Tof Gfhinetf
rrNrs AND rARpAUtrVs. an sss.s
for aata nna rrnt Cnrreer1nfenra 80
urifsd A H Mefsroa a ca. Manufae-
fur~rs eeah-eeAA aoufh Palafan Phone
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pTfTLo SYSTEM rf uru'tFr keeuira
cHH.Efafa lire PHO Harulns ueafE f.r
irflHraff flnfn shipment NnfHrnd prices
rafafHa free rrrfa MafrhfF Co. 10
vest eth EarksanVnIt riorifa f0ndF
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FOR SALE.

FOR RATF-E- room cottage and han. vel
hufit. with an conventencsa Ven rra-
sonahla price Fnr further Information
nan "a soa nefseou 81 octAi lin"
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stcrea--
fn an parts ~ fhs city ~ reasonable
rents Several On rafnfnn in nfW
kaTHnr mfNffmw See ufam
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FnR sAI.E-rrur corner lofs - Hieek -.
East peuaaraia Heights. enc block from
BAYOU - car Hne anf farfnN Huuth
gara neinhtarhnaa. Price o. eco eo. faan
cash heIHnHn rlH ard twelve unmfhM
Thla a q bargain m Yuu wanf them act
rrtrk Adfreaa - ri G." - ~ uaH
frs peunarnla pa afnrtlms
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-06-07
Repartee on the Stage.

In the big Weber-Fields dressing
room Joe Weber and George Beban
sat tense over game OF checkers.
I'm working him mp to his part, muir
INJURED Mr. Weber. In kind voice.
lie must 90 on the stage in "A tan.
trum in "A few minutes Every night
! beat him a game Of checkers I'm here
before his entrance. IL has just the
right effect on him" Every night
you don't beat me-" cried his oppo-
mont. owe you $l90 In ~ weeks Is
that much?" Not so much. but I'd
De glad 10 get IT," suggested the sweet
voiced Weber.
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(CopyTis ht. 1910, by Louis Joseph Vance.)
SYNOPSIS.

Garrett Coast. a young man OF New
York City, meets Douglas Blackstock. who
invites him TO a card party He accepts.
although he dslikes Blackstock the rea-
son being that both are in love with Kath-
crime ThaXter. Coast fails TO convince her
that Blackstock is unworthy OF her
friendship AT the party Coast meets two
named Dundas and Van TuyL There Is
a quarrel, and Blackstock shoots Van
Tuyl dead. Coast struggles TO wrest the
weapon from him. thus the police dis
cover them. Coast Is arrested for murder.
lie Is convicted. but as he begins his SEN
tence. Dundas names Blackstock as the
murderer and kills himself Coast be-
comes free. but Blackstock has married
katherine ThaXter and fed Coast pur-
chases a yacht and while sailing sees a
man thrown from distant boat He res
cues the fellow who Is named Appleyard
They arrive at "A lonely island. known as
NO Mans Land. Coast starts out 10 eX-
plore the place and comes upon some
deserted buildings He discovers a man
dead. Upon going further and approach
Ing house he sees Katherine ThaXter,
VINO explains that her husband. under the
name OF Black. has bought the island
Tie is blind, wireless operator and has
station there. Coast informs her that
her husband murdered Van Tuyl Coast
sees BlaCkstock and some Cinnamon
burylng man. They fire at him, but he
Is rescued by Appleyard. who gets him
10 the Echo In safety. and there he re
and has been watching the crowd on
the Island, suspeCting they are criminals
Coast IS anxious TO fathom the mysteries
OF NO Mans Land. and is determined
70 save Katherine. Appieyard believes
that Black and his gang make a shield
or the wireless station TO conduct a Snug
gnng business. Coast penetrates TO the
lalr or BIackstock's disguise. Katherine
which tells Coast that neither his life
or her own are safe.
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summons Of a subconscious alarm
clock such. in fact was more or
less the case; he who sleeps upon the
thought Of danger is apt TO waken
with that thought predominant
A moment gone everything had been
densely dark. with that narcotic black.
ness which characteriZes the slumbers
OF the overworked and overwrought.
Now In a twinkling he found himself
intensely conscious. in the middle OF
the floor. pistol in hand. every nerve
on the Qui vive. every muscle tense.
Gradually he realized that his nerves
must have tricked him. that the hair
trigger OF his suspended faculties
must have been pulled by some com.
mon but unexpected noise. The room
was bright with garish daylight; at
the doors the chairs were in place, as
he had left them; there was not a
sound 10 be heard In the house.
Very stealthily he opened the hall
within doors, there was no one else
astir lie went out ana back 10 the
kitchen, finding II empty. After some
momentary hesitation he returned To
his room. found towel and took IL
with him out into the open.
He went quickly down through the
Cold LARS 10 the beach The Echo
was gone, but this did not surprise
him; II had been Appleyard's purpose
10 heave anchor and get away as soon
as the gale showed signs Of slacken-
ing Inside the sheltering spit
sturdy little catboat was dancing
crazily at It's mooring. but II was evi-
IDENTIFY deserted, and Coast rightly
guessed that the vessel belonged 10
Blackstock. that its tender was the
boat which Power had been accused or
stealing-principally no doubt. 10 al
lay the suspicious OF Katherine; some
means Of accounting for the mans dis
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appearance had necessarily 20 be in
vented. The boat was, of course. no
| where to be seen; doubtless Black.
stock had caused it to be carried up
and secreted in one Of the abandoned
dwellings, or in some recess beneath
the bluffs TO the west and south
II was In the shelter of the westerly
bluff that Coast stripped and took 10
the water. Here. as all round the
island, the beach shelved boldly. the
surf breaking close inshore
Scrubbing his flesh aglow. no
dressed quickly, tingllng with the ex-
hilaratlon Of his recent contest, every
trace Of fatigue and drowsiness
washed clean away. A sense OF life
and well-being ran like quicksilver
through his veins; he could have sung
aloud or whistled but for the SOLDERING
thought. never far beneath the sur
face Of his consciousness. OF his re-
spOnsibility. With Katherine 10
guard and care for. with Blackstock 10
watch and guard against and circum.
vent, there could be little room for
cheerfulness in his humor
Instead OF returning the way he had
come, an impulse moved him 10 scale
the bluff. which at this point pre-
sented not too steep an acclivity.
As he continued along the sole ap-
preaching the heel OF what has been
likened 10 "A crude sketch OF a child -
shoe. Coast remarked the crumbling
stone walls OF what had apparently
once been rude summer house and
observatory set atop the highest hil-
lock 10 seaward. But he had drawn
quite near 20 Il before he deserted
a hem of skirt whipping round a cor
ner OF halffallen wall He quick.
ened his steps and took her suddenly
unawares as she stood. halfsheltered
from the breeze and wholly inyisibls
from the body Of the island. her back
70 the Weather-beaten and lichened
stones. her gaze leveled 10 seaward
In sOmber reverie
CTD BE CONTINUED,
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in a twinkling. while the hard smile
reappeared on the Satyr's features.
DO you really tote a gun, Handy
side?"
Always" Coast rejoined briefly.
"Why-up here"
You never can tell what's going 10
happen"
Perhaps you're right" Blackstock
conceded the point graciously. Il
don't mind. but you really ought not
TO take a joke so seriously. However.
I'm full OF sleep and you
must be. John-hat, cane.
One of the servants brought them in
stantly. "G'd.night, Handyside"
Blackstock hesitated an instant,
then got his bearings and found the
back door with unerring accuracy.
On the stoop he paused long enough
TO say: Wen get together after
breakfast and talk business" and the
blackness received him
Mystifed, Coast waited. staring at
the spot where he had last seen the
man, until one of the Cinnamon mild
ly suggested that his room was ready.
He followed the fellow stupidity, pre-
occupied his mind ranging far in fu-
tile speculation as to the riddle OF
Blackstock's conduct. Long after he
was left alone in the room that had
been Powers he sat on the edge OF the
dingy bed, his gaze fixed upon
the reflection of the lamps fame In
the window panel--absorbed In the
enigma
He could not rid himself OF the i'm
preston that an inarticulate menace
lurked beneath Blackstocks apparent
ly unsuspicious reception of him.
Was Insanity the explanation? Was
the man in reality a homicidal maniac,
at whose intellect the lust TO slay ate
like a cancer? But In such
case, would he have delegated TO an
other the assassination OF Power?
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Did he or did he not suspect? Did
that sudden slip Of the mask signify
that he had merely allowed himself
to appear to be deceived and was but
waiting TO deliver some telling stroke
In retaliation?
How much has Coast 10 apprehend,
what to guard against?
To this latter question his every in
stinct answered in chorus: Every
thing He dared leave no stone un-
turned TO safeguard himself-that he
might remain able TO protect Kath-
crime.
II came to him that IL was not un-
likely he had been left in that lonely
cottage with the three Chinese that
they might quietly make away with
him while he slept
With this in mind he took a more
detailed inventory of his surround
ings; and found them hopelessly ex-
posed
Unquestionably he would have been
safer in the open; but the storm was
now at the top Of it's fury. Sheets OF
water were sluicing the house as If
cast from some gigantic bucket.
Danger within seemed very
much preferable TO misery with
out. More than that, II Black
stock had planned an attempt upon his
life during the night. Coast might as
well know it; for he was armed and
unafraid. and he who knows what TO
fear is doubly armed
Having wedged a chair beneath the
knob of each door he placed the lamp
upon the table. turning It low that its
scanty store Of oil might last the
night. and sat down on the bed, the
pillow at his back. Appleyard's pistol
ready at his side
Insensibly as the dead hours Jagged
marked by no disturbance foreign TO
the storm, his WEAKNESS bore heavily
upon him. His thoughts blurred into
a chaotic tumble of incoherencies.
lie nodded. drowsed with chin on
breast, reused with a start when some
violent squall swoOped over
the island. drowsed again. and N the
end slipped over upon his side apd
slept the sleep OF the exhausted, pro
found and dreamless.
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Physicians Recommend Castoria

AST0RA has met with pronounced favor the part physicians phama
~ ceuCal societies and medical authorities 1t used by physicians with
results most gratifying The extended Of Castoa is unauesnab the
result Of three s fTh mdiputahe evidence that it harmless:
s'That not only aays stomach pains and qe the but asmi
es the food Third 1t agreeable and perfect substitute for Castor Oil
is absolutely & 1t does not contain any Opium Morphine other narcotic
and does not p 1t unlike Soothing Srups Bemans Drops GOdheys
Cordial This is good deal for Medical Journal say Our duty how
eve expose danger and record the advancing health The day
for poisoning innocent children through greed ignorance ought to end To
knowledge Caso remedy which produces Composure and health by
regulating the by speg i-and readers entitled
the infomation.- Jo1upaL Of Health.
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Troubles OF Educators.

Chancellor Day who some months
ago expelled a young woman from his
university for complaining OF the fare.
can sympathizo with VI Rournier, d.
rector Of the Paris High School Of
Commerce. who has suspended pupil
who sent him BY way OF protest, an
artichoke with worm in It, which
had been served al luncheon.
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CHAPTER XlV.-(continued1

His hand remained on Coasts shoul-
der, obnoxious but imperative And
then he continued after slight
pause, my fingers remember anything
they've ever felt Let me run my
hands over a mans face once, and
I'll pick him out of a dozen any time
afterwards. Like this
Before Coast could object Black
stock had brought both hands into
play upon his face; lightly, softly and
gently the ten blunt, hard tips of his
stubby fingers moved over Coasts
features, tapping, pressing, gliding
on.
II was all but insufferable, Coast
was conscious that the blood burned
in his face like fire, that his heart was
pounding-so loud, it seemed. that the
other must be aware of it. Revolted,
he almost chOked at this familiarity
of contact which he must needs en-
dure, from the man Of all men he had
the greatest cause to hate, loathe and
despise. He dug his nails into his
palms in an effort 20 enforce submis-
ciOAAs liioNhoAbAh lave " do " ltAAllA
two feet of his own; a satiric smile
Che fancied) rested upon those crude
ly modelled, animal features; he real
lied suddenly that II was the face of
a Satyr, simply, naively sensual, as
soulless as its lightless eyes. And a
vinuous breath offended his nostrils;
his own breath he held, clenching his
teeth.
Now know you"
He could think Of nothing TO say
but: "Oh?" 1t was with difficulty
that he succeeded in enunciating that
The hands moved on, down over his
shoulders, and felt of his arms.
Hard" commented Blackstock
You've got strength. haven't you?
Not as great as mine, though; you'd
hardly realize how immensely strong
| am. See now!" His hands moved
swiftly back to Coasts throat and
girdled It with a collar of iron. do
you realize | could easily squeeze your
breath out of your body could"
Coasts face explored the face above
him. Its smile was gone Something
ran cold along his spine and of sud
zen he was without emotion, quite
aim and collected.
But you won't you know" he said
,asily; that is, you wouldn't If you
knew my right hand in my pocket was
pointing a pistol directly at your heart
Would you?"
Perhaps the fact that he had merely
stated the truth was responsible for
his GOODNESS. He noted the
instructive movement of the blind
eyes. as IL they sought to see II IL
was true; md he thought: Habit is
strong
Raising his left hand, he grasped
Blackstock's right by the wrist and
removed II with a certain firmness
The other hand released him an in
stant laters atd the man stood back
with a short laugh.
But you wouldn't have fred"
Not any sooner than you'd have
tried to strangle me"
"Of course I'd no such idea"
"Of course not; but you shouldn't |
have suggested IT, You made me |
nervous
For a moment II was as II the mask I
had been dropped. as II they openly /
one another as implaca- /
ble enemies. And again Coast re /
marked that Blackstock quivered az /
he had when surprised an hour be-
fore: a ripple OF tensed muscles. hard
ly TO be detected. seemed TO shake
hin from head to foot-and was gone
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N. knveltY.

People are queer
80 have heard rumors 10 that ef-
feet
Frequently they pay money 10 20
10 theatcrs for the purpose OF seeing
ballet dancers walk around on their
toes when women are doing tho same
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-06-07

Mrs J. G Phelps Stokes fRose Pas
tori stated epigrammatically az "a din
ner In New York the value Of an edu-
cation.
Many poor people she said. ARE
spending their second childhood iu the
slmshouse because they spent their
Grst IN earning instead OF leaning
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-06-07
Why WIIIle Was Ia,,

why, Willie. what kept you 20
later Did you have 10 stay after
school, I'm afraid you have been
naughty"
NO. ma'am. I amt never naughty.
Bobby Jones was licked fer bein
naughty. an I stayed after school To
hear him yell"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-06-07

Kidney Pills and made rapid gain.
After three months use / was well
and at work again"
When Your Back IL Lame Remember
the Name-DOAN'S." 5Oc. all stores.
Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo. y. Y.
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Sccretious were thick
with sediment. my
limbs were swollen
and right side 30
nearly paralyzcd ]
could not raise my
hand above my head
The doctor held out
no hope and 7 had
given up but at last
started using Doaus
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ALMOST A MIRACLE.
out end

Raised Up When Science Said There
Was No Hope.
c. w. L. Nesbitt, Main St. Marion
KY. writes: Il was a chronic invalid
with kidney troubles and often wished
death might end my awful sufferings.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-06-07

Howell see that Rowell has gone
into bankruptcy again
Powell-Yes. falling Is HE falling
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-06-07

DISCRIMINATING persons should know
hat Garfield Tea is a uniquely efficient
-emedy for liver troubles and c0stlvoness
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-06-07

Keep your fears 70 yourself. but
Ibare your courage with others.-R
L. Stevenson
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For cOstlycness and sluggish liver Try
the uuriyalodherb remedy. Garfield Tea
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-06-07
CHAPTER XIV.

Coast awakened with a gasp. jump
ing to his feet as II TO the peremptory
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-06-07

Pessimists may be men who are dis
appointed In themselves.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-06-07

A double wedding IS one kind Of a
four ln-hand tie