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THE PEOPLE. BAENWELL 8 0 ASPIRIM TOR HEADACHE Ntnt “Bayer" U or. Ceouian Aspirin—sty Bayer Inalst on “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin** In a “Bayer package,” containing prop er directions for Headache, Colds, Pain, Neuralgia, Lumbago, and Rheu-. matism. Name “Bayer” means genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for nineteen years. Handy tferfoxes of 42 tablets cost few cents. Aspirin is trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Mono- acetlcacldester of Sallcylicacid.—Adv. tar* »«>'l S' im*rtal e^*oiot. otitt. thaf la> CHAPTER IV. Which tht “K ng M Dreamt a Dream BEING THE AUTHENTIC NARRATIVE OF TREASURE DISCOVERED IN THE BAHAM ISLANDS IN THE-¥EAfc-t9<»—NO GIVEN TO THE PUBUC CQPy&JGJfr 0Y DOUBLEGAY, PAGEtfCO/W Machine for Gr^in Inspectors. (Train inspe(*tors must know the .ex act amount «>f -moisture in speeiinens subniitte<l and a inacliine lias Iksui made to determine this in aMhlrty- ndnute test. STOMACH 0. K. Indigestion, Acidity, Sourness and Oases ended *ith "Pape's Dupepiin** CHAPTER IN—Continued -11- "By the way, dear king,” I eaid, as- , suhiing a casual manner, “do you hap pen to have a son?” “No!” he answered, “Calypso Is my only child.” “Very strange!” I said, “we met a whimsical lad In our travels whom I would have sworn was h»T brother.” “That’s odd!” said the “king” imper turbably. “but no! 1 have no son;” i and he seemed to say it with a certain sadness. Then Calypso came in to Join my uudlenre. hating, meanwhile, taken the npfHiiiunity of twining n smrtet hlhl«ru« among h-r luxuriant dark whole sunken Spanish Main, glimmer ing fifty fathoms deep in mother-of- pearl and the moon. It was the very Secret Rose of Romance; and. also; mark you, it was some money—oh, perhaps, all told, it might he some five thousand guineas, or—what would you say?—twenty-five odd thousand dol lars; Calypso knows better than I, ami she. as I said, alone knows where it Is now hid, and how much of it now re mains.” He paused to relight his cigar, while Calypso and I— Well, h»* began again: “Now my daughter and I.” and he ItatiMsI to look at her fondly, **though of the ra<*e of Ktertial Children, are and Telit Us About It. "9a Vfc* V«wal fotSUtf* ir I veWtUfr-t Sh*» gave i roe a long, whim-lml Millie—«mc# NMCg father** liaurh tef. *Tttol, I ", afrali *>he uiAwercd; “for an l laid my inonef down on the lountrf I suddenly no* m »"**•*. wa VVV ••• m > her father's daugf ila. wge the trtmhle. The afternoon, under the spell of Its ticed that there was'a person at the various magic, had been passing all too hack of the store,” swiftly, and at length I grew reluctant ly aware that it was time for me logo. King Alcinous raised his hand with a gesture that could not well be denied. That led me—his Invitation being ac cepted without further parley—to mention the idea I had conceived as I came along, of exploring those curious old ruined buildings. “Tomorrow’,” he .announced, “tomor row we shall begin—there is not a imm inent to lose. We will send Samson with a message to your Captain-—there is no need for you to go yourself; time Is too precious—and In a week, who knows hut that Mopte Cristo shall seem like a pauper and a penny gaff in comparison with the fantasies of our fearful wealth., . So, for that evening, all was laugh- “A person?” 1 Interrupted. “Yes! Suppose we say *n pock marked person;’ was It you?" "What a memory you have for de tails,” I parried; “and then?” “Well! I took my change and man aged to whisper a word to Sweeney— a good friend, remember—and came out. I took a short cut back, hut the ‘person’ that had stood In the back of the store seemed to know the way almost better than I—so well that he* got ahead of me. He was walking qui etly this way and so slowly that I had at last to overtake* him. He said noth ing, just watched me as if Interested in the way I was going—hut, I’m ashamed to say, he rather frightened me! And here I am.” . ’ “Well, then,” I s&id. “let’s hurry *t wltl curls. I shmil Mory better glad—bow gl ♦- turn. Clu | •t <N 81 IWf -d ikXfcbt I t! •• I !>• r. alt « h • t» l» my certainty have told the Ithout her. y»-t I * u- d!—to have her Seat* h Ho I * iif th** inn«M-vnt wis- Writ count**fM*i»<*e* a* aetloa of the lnn«»*'**tu— ay say. is | artii tilu rly •*o IM» •(tiality. It i f t|r ftic th#* f inrifiaft’ f Cko' Ri|»| I# tfelfttitaMf flit MflP ingly decided. In a week’s time, it home and Jalk it over with the ‘king.’ was agreed, we should have difficulty The “king,” is I had reallzed^jva* in recognizing each other. We should a practical “romantic” and at once he so disguised in cloth of gold, and so took the matter seriously, leaving- blinding to look upon with rings and ropes of pearls. When we met at breakfast next morning, glad to see one another again as few people are at breakfast, it was evident that, as far, a* the “king” was concerned, our dream had InM nothing in the night watches. On the contrary. Its wing'* hud grown to an aninrlng j»pan and lrtde«M-enc*». hou «• hold “king” of < llvhui*— th errand in*« ur» had certain which the divinely ob her oft an Iw* • fern I lu —■* — * 1 I , - * mk * I aaa i mtjfmm* 9m 9m •• «e< ■■■ ■' • M Iw# * • • r • •'+ 1 • Hi HAD CHRONIC BRONCHITIS FOR TWENTY-SIX YEARS NOW WELLAND HAPPY THIS IS WORTH READING Tht txptnenct of Mr. E. J. Too* nalik, 1438 Rot# atraet, LaCroast, VMtconsin, it chitfiy rrma.rkB.bU on account of tht Itnfth of tias he waa afflicted. Ht writes: “I hart been suf fering with chronic bronchitis fov twenty-aix years and every winter I would catch cold and become to hoarse 1 could not speak for six or eight week*. I could fet only tem porary relief. “Thie winter I was taken with Grip and was in awful ahape. ▲ fellow workman adviaed me to taks PE-RU-NA. By the time I had used three-fourtna of a bottle, the hoarseness was gone, also that tired feeling. I am on my second bottle. Hereafter PE-RU-NA will be constantly in my house. It is the best medicine ever put up for the purpose." For any disease due to catarrh or catarrhal conditions, PE-RU-NA is equally dependable. Coughs, colds, catarrh of the head, stomach trouble, constipation, rheumatism, pains in the back, side and loins, bloating, belching gas, indigestion, catarrh of the large and small in* testines, are some of the troubles for which PE-RU-NA is especially recommended. T *E-RU-NA can be purcha.ed anywhere in either tablet or liquid form. Good Advice Heeded. I»..n't In* q.iu I»4***t. Taka •mna Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured s * : sr. mm > K t rf9rm •foMo te m ■» «%• a* Twaa • Itavo a »»wa **4 *99 w ta# • - *9 ► na MV' SaaM^ooa •90999 % s—a i « #. * ** .« •t t. • ao #>■ 9*9 **91 -*• 9*. LET •DANOCaiSE" BLAunrr hah * Ma*t i rum of Von^ Ifefcfc' ftram; hut % V 09 R 1 V v# a •999 M*» L 099 Ran Twas ■* Rt # w 4UasA rmE flpanM Rt flsaua flflh m m a LAMdpb*-# 9 » “* 4 9 9m 9 m* ■ 9 ' .1. I,'a t| | a 1 gi | p’* at any drug iw u l».*n yorr Mulp: * h«N*k dan- ailing hair. Your hair n*** da llatlng tofiie. then it* life, color. brich?n«‘'<H and ahundanca will return— Hurry!—A«fv. • u t and utar moment d. In fact it BOSCHEE'S SYRUP. In these days of unsettled weather In Quite Too Many. yours, or >• ur Honry IV 1 S|**i*rh wh"* gi\*»!i tuaii to coii«*«*)il his where if is at Mii* part thoughts, hut it wuV a n*'«*dti*^> au ^ know ms f!^th• m> youp tlou In •:i■'••'v — I -1 • i i : ii is C'ulyiYM^ ret . . .' I looked neposs at Calypso, but her . — . . | ^yos were far In-yond citpmre, in un- * idmumetcd '•♦‘as. -v ’ - • ”1 will show* you prrsvntly where I i &mwl Ttr mT'otig Tht" rot-k^r near by— : now a haunt of vvfW bees, look out for colds. Take every pre- :V( , u ( . Vt . r ^ rj?et that passage in caution against the dreaded InnuonSr^ ‘c.-onrii-s? Tt makes the honey and at ftre-ftr^t sn.^ ZP rennunher that fasto sw ,., to nt e ,‘vrr-v time I t»*te Roschc.es Syrup has been used for V. , ;nu<t h. • •• snuo'ot it luiLilin,..: fifty-tlnvt' years in all parts of the M , r . i rv ti,, u:^. Stales-fo?--eomdis: bronchitis j i (i , ^ iaughingr and so. Is, throat irritation and espe- f or a'moment, breitUIug up tho story, cially for lutrg trouhhs. giving the : Tho r lVj t )lU ; Was th-re any husi- patient a good nkkf s rest, free from n< »cv u, hui'.an importance in Hi which coughing, with easy "expectoration in h,> ei{,u!d-no’ ho e.ivcit' d i*y ;i quotation the morning. Midejn America and f r oin Homer or Virgil < r Shakespeare? kept as n household remedy ip the • mt hv Hie smbHe again, homes of thousands of fam'lies all^ and colds. over the civilized world. Try one bottle and accept no substitutes.—Adv. Of Course. *—“Whnfjr lb» , T!TTg !?fTf'■flfVIThAt' ha'*!” “Naiursilly; he wrlf«*s a mn Ding hand ” Cuticura for Sere Hand a. S*«k hv.d« *m r»urine In the hoi «ada 9t S wp. drj an I rob In On tt+nrw ^1 Krti me Wifh U+9V9 |M4«r. TMn U arIv •0m life iLiikg# f *<f* 9if. f iirac^ ml txital T* » • *T% v “Well,” h<» n^tiincd. “one day. some s<yen years ggo, in .a little cave bel »w theY>c;iY>ge trees, grubbing about as I aiu foml vj' fhring, 1 enme Upon a beau- mvR •*♦* BM| ( J * vknf it • an ifii d h I. 'he w lily Vii le tre* sprang toi quick for me. an ■«l through an ope as no| to kiss her that day. Calyi eai was Mj long eomlng baek tlpit I liegan to grow anxious—was. in- eed. on the point of going down Into the town in search of her. when she suddenly appeared, rather out of breath and e\ r hf‘titly a little excited— US llmttgh, in fact.!she had been rrm- away from somethitig. , . She caught me by the arm with a ]au_'li. ‘De you want to see your friend lobia s V” she said. Vobia-v Impossible Voino In re.” .md she b d me a >; “d or two back tlie way, she hml come; ,1 w e nn <»oh oud that we at ts.tti t«» K* MegH," he wimm|«. protiuhly, are ivijli *»pu*». For the mo- vt HiioiM nd oj eratiofis on i”—his name for the ru- were to excavate—“and. • T. CNAfltflfl WOfliAM • • • t iaaU# !#-ep HR str »r u p or inor <ng th t».'. b) ro<iTfc of a *t»g tree. I Came Upon a Beautiful Old Box of Beaten Copper. ■ / i * • bad, at the moment, tippeared I' That it lia'I in 0 M ‘t come of r a loyalty which was already fof in*- the most nrcci<»us of’ior.iftlfs. ' " - “ “Tli«*n.’ 'aid I. “as a fitting c«»nelu* ijind then looked through the trees. “GotmT” 'he said, “hut he was there a tnirrim”^e»-lwo ngo-v^jr at leiist 'ome- oiie Ihut is his phoiegraph—and of Course he's there yet, hidden in tin* brush, and probably got his eyes on us all the time. Hid you see that 'even-year apple tree move?” “His favorite* Kec” I laugheds - “Hardly strong * noqgh Ui bang him on, though.” Arid I realized that she w.t< King Alcinon' J dangT*T»T. We crmiched lower for a iu**ti as our present purpose—yours nu less than * air'*, friend Ulysses—is to contuse Tobias, ,niy suggestion Is this; that you walk with me a mile or two to tie- tior'ard. There i< an entertaining mangrove >wainp I should to h w you, atiil also you can Sdve ’Me yoUr opinion of an idea of mine that you will understand*ail the !m tier uhi'ii 1 have taken you over the g'-ound.” So wo walkod beyond the pines, d*»wn onto a long, interminable fiat : land Of niMtl nm!'.'h* s and matigrove ’ —'o ;• -:• ■ tiiar in winch ('haTlie ^ ^Vebster had shot the snake and the wild dmdv—theit only Charlie could have Se«-n any diT.-reiw.*. ^yid .Hi** “king,” “do you see a*se*Pt'Of‘ ii nver there, overgrown with mangroves, and palmettos?” “Yes,*" I answered, “almost— though it’s so elmked up it's almost impossible to say.” “Well,” said the “king.” “that’s the 'dyai.^.ou haven't forgotten those ohl i 8m*4 «•*% #9RR fSRRRR Hfli m Ofc* 99900 «# m$ burs I * flflHHfl M#* Rp •MS 0 ml0mm99m9 MR ORoRfeMR flk m ciwvam) Hw “tw 999^9 909 99*t I **99000 I t (• fm>% | 9 99 090900 000099 Ml Rf 0990 090$ 000*99 9900990 0000$. 990 090909 9990 0tt09t0 90 0900 f StaVv 0900 ***'■'■ -*99 009090 m0 9 fm9 I 00%90 §*9 09 0 900 I tatri 09 Mf A I * I SP% 09 0***0 N—os Hmmt 0*4 009 099** 009 1*9900*99(0 kiaRaR RWR 0*0990 9990909000 pMMMHI 1 *999041 IO 09*9009 900 Ml 90 rM (Ro 0900 I I—A. I < 099X100 09009 mill | ••• • "Ill t%99*w I r«tt4 90*-mi Dam's k 909^f P*t0 ImorM Mims Aft«v I Im4 •—*4 Milf • hm tv* •• • HboMf* bm4 I rmitMOv^ Hi ; llN^ ffetMk. fltn) fl^i MK •M*t aiy h^altli retonMA" 09990 f0 hr for# m#. Wit P. WOI.TKR. \o49fy PukNe. ALMOST TWO YEARS LATER. Mr*. \Y|rth*»Htrr said : **I think ii highljr «»f t as 9t9f. When* ev»*r I have used th«*tn. they biVi me.” G«t Ihiaa't at Aay Sma, it t • Rm DOAN'S FOSTFJt-MILS URN CO, BUFFALO. N. Y. you L* *1 Ai md t or triH* rc.*«! ruin r. mi U’a.l if<» gi,in"*- how chi Th was the c< to c plora ) tlu Y’ou are. way, pi- Don’t Trifle With Cronp, or a Deep Cold When you have a cold in the chest and it hurts to cough or breathe deeply, that is the clanger signal, and you are risking pneumonia if you don't heed it. Mothers Jay <&%£££!« SAJLiVE i* a ftSable mnedy In the treat ment of cToap.coughi,'cold-3, n^ss in the chest and kindrt troublra. It ia warming an penetrating, and quickly T lie res conges- tiod and arrre- neM. 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