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TlwMyHiwyirfHM'tfejHouit i» ci I M on Mu.rus Ul ***. OM, MUM Menon’i Ointment • Favorite Remedy. M H«4 n ulr«r« on mj too. Doctors wonted to cut office. Peter con'* Otnt- ment cured mc. M -5Wm. J. Nlchoe. • WU- ««r Street, Rochester N. T. . Ost o large box for 60 cento at any oruxflet, says Peterson, of Buffalo, N. Y.. and money back if ft Isn't the best you •▼er used. Always keep Peterson's CMnt- tnent In the house. Fine for burns, scalds, bruises, sunburn, and the surest remedy for Itching ecsema and piles the world has ever known. To Get More Eggs. Knlcker—What Is a good policy? Booker—Put all your eggs in one basket and watch the hen. • Catarrh Cm Ba Cored Catarrh Is a local disease greatly mflo- iKrffw? 11 mm*. HALLS catarrh mkdicin* to tshea latoraaliy aad acts thrsagR A T A R R H CASCARETS I >♦ I » • • e el tow >«*r 4o«s and as atmoephere of mys tery. The "haunted pool" Is where Richard Dobson, son of a former owner of Hartley house, had killed his brother. Arthur Dobson. Jed begins operations by locking the doctor In his room the very first night. Doctor John fixes his door so he can’t be locked In. He meets Isobel, daughter of the house, and falls In love at first sight. In the night he finds the butler drunk and holding Mrs. Sidney by the wrist. Hs Interferes. Mrs. Sidney makes light of It John buys s revolver. John overhears Jed telling Mrs. Sidney he will hare his way. In reply she says she wfll not hesitate to kill him. Mrs. Sidney asks John to consent to the announcement of hie engagement to Isobel The young people consent to the make- believe engagement Later they And R to to head off Jed. who would merry foobel Jed trtoa to SIR John, hot the manor Is Tr or W *+ * t toto two • «< M| dltotN wog Mlltoii RMtogb Rl Jed g SRMttWRR He knew Ml tW tree sore »rw*e hod prwrod • soap hwR bto He to ■ aMM of violent tom par | Vo fils double disappoint men I ho Hwang nt Jed. stabbed him In th« shoulder, seised the papers, scattered them about the room and Jumped out of the window. “If this had been all, I should have no client In this case. But in his rage Dravada, when he was throwing the papers about, had unconsciously re tained, one sheet in his clenched fist. He found it In his fist when he came out of hla senseless and Inordinate rage later; and then, bia natural cu pidity and cunning reasserted, he real ized that something was being guard ed in the box; that something being only papers, tt must follow that the papers were valuable He reproached bimaetf (list his anger had defeated Ms Judgment a Ms N was possible far Mas to take the on ft re contents of the boa Ho M not dare gn back he ha H w rbli « w I sf a of Mr Mam dtory bee bands bnt she look the sheet renw latMy. She was greatly stormed bnt regained her composure. She read the psge hurriedly and then more carefully and. It seemed, with relief. “I have to deal with these men,** I said, “and I must know how to de It They can be dealt wllh by criminal law If there is no reason why protec tion should not be' sought in that fash ion.- ' “There is“ said Mr* Sidney, “and I cannot tell yon the reason.” “You know that I do not ask for !t,“ I said. ~ “You know there Is something very strange about this hvuse?** “That was evident In twzmty-four hqprs.” I aald. “but It means nothing to me 1 am ix* cartous V merely want to know hew to deal with rbsae Tt Is •*€ • lack l that ksswa mm tr m tM great preratotodf • hick he tarked\l t •hick he lockedXi g boa. Wbsto Ora vada came, he glw Saar tbs box which Mr. fUditoyskremed iff guard sa care fully. Dravada decided to steal what ever was In the box. Jed found him In the aot. They fought, hut Jed re tained the contents—Mr. Sidney's man uscript.- “Then Jed knows the secret f* 1 asked. “He does." “And Dravada does notf* “He cannot know any more than yon know from reading tbkt one sheet Dam the manuscrlpt." “Where is the manuscript ?“ “Jed has It “ “i>oes Mr. Sidney know tiiatY* * “Not yet. You have been wondering at Jed's control In the bouse. He has rba manuscript, and ha knows tha story which for your own aake I would aot have you know. He Ms knowledge- M to Is a a does af uoaty catemal totosy sod you will fra! weak, tork and aanaratod to- orrww D»mt a day's work. Take • spoonful of Dodooo's Uvar TaM In stead and you will waka up fueling great. No more bill oneness, constipa tion, sluggishness, headache, coated tongue or sour stomach. Your drug gist says If you don’t And Dodson’a Liver Tone acts better than horrlbla calomel your money Is waiting for you. —Adv. Lots of people marry money, but tha license is always made out under an* other name. ^ v “DANDERINE" Girls! Save Your Hairl Make tt Abundant! <• * • me $ *» 0 u iflB ITT 'V •» Htousto as Hn wsauRn gRUR tm PPim mm**--* «ta M dS • % tmnow to • • v — nms *«• • ksns WMStotoa wr<n*SiR sm top Mia us awton an to IASI 5 TUI THE STOtt Frratta. Mis*.—Deacrlblng rerjltl from the use of Cartlnl, Mrs. \Y, L. White, of this plate, says: “When only a girl I suffered a great deal with . . \ My mother decided then for me to take Cardui. I took nine bottles in all and became ... a strong, healthy girl. **After my marriage. I . . . so began to Hike Cardni. t was soqn stronger, and passed the danger period all right, and my hoy was strong and healthy. “First of isst year ... I waa la a dtoiperata condition. I • . . almost to death -W# aa*d atodMfRsa wHhauf vuuwMa. T wun an sator grt— tow kaitoto to % *ad to Mm I »M| aw* urns ■to nto - ■to to ► tooto totoi wad stop •■■■■■>*'•••• wtob ss* tototo totoutog Mto ana I wuto w am ewtoa sa tetotototo tow pwgww wtoto ktoi kwaw kodl ••to sto R wri acwtaBRato**! •• an tontoatous by ~Attaruw FkatasaA M torawA* I a to gNw toa rtpianatoey •tacevoant grto “Metoacutada 1m Dr. Mlch^*nu t TW acrompoiijrliig typawrltlcu nhcet In g part of a thtcument xtolm frmn Mr. Sidney in Montevideo ten years ago by Alejandro Dravada. then a servant In the capacity of porter. Dni- vada preserves the original, of which I have had several typewritten copies made. Dravada had the complete doc ument in his hands, but only for a short while. He had discovered. In the course of S'»veral years’ service under Mr. Sidney in Montevideo that a strong box in Mr. Sidney’s room was particularly guarded. He sup posed it contained Jewels. He Is. I should Judge, a person of small moral character and great cupidity.XHs de termined to steal the hpx. hoping that Its controls would enable him to get married tod sat blmoelf op la t tonsII toflBHHto dHHHHh •tops tost ka atotok *i to o*s wkto to todtod tog mmmm to toa mmrnm I totoptoa Nkas |gp flfcgRey ami or tototoakad todk toaa tto kaftoe fka kwstog • maa a# *Nto totoewiRto aad dtorvatotoi aavk m I flatter aiyaptf I wax toleevaRlRg he- twem them oad k toAR •f tkr tonrui couaptextoR IwdlfSied by ny cttmit I •hall he at year disposal, doctor. Aitk in any reasonable time. I leave It to your Judgment to handle the matter within Ilortley house." The copy of manuscript which ac companied the letter was ns follows: “ ... . would be fatal to the suc cess of whnt 1 have done and intend to do if this confe«»sion were to be found. It might be asked, then, why expose myself and my hnppinejw to the chance of discovery of things which I may lock forever by simply forgetting. It ts sufficient answer to that question to admit that for me I could not he content unless it were certain that what I have done should be known. I want the record of it know a It Increaaea my eaiiefactleo la fcaew that I shall cause M oralists la ka RsdigAaat. I waat ta ka iAsua to k ffttoktoi I • sa< mg cvNtoe la ba toltod kkaiR I tototo ■ eetofltotoaead fkas to toa toeea id tog toto k owato to toRtotototo toa toa to atototo • aadktoase itoRtotototo totosto I jbRto a swaatoM toa Nto tototo *d # totoRP to to iaatoto NMto totos to nr » eg §■• toaasp toa toarf ad Rtosto toks toaai to a pa#e Yoa *oaid mm to toa atof gaad If poa basra R. V«a oaasd atoly torawad ysorwtf “ "ka ma*k far tbat * I M*d. *f take tear tadgawAt. Hat bear am I la deal with these fetUms?" Mr* Kidney hesllaled. *T don’t know." etie said. *Tm sure i don’t know.“ “Do you know a man named Pra- vada?” I asked. “Did you know him when you lived in Montevideo? Can you tell me anything about him with out telling something that you do not want to?” “I can tell you about Dravada,” said Mrs. Sidney. “Mr. Sidney was head of a shipping firm. Dravada had been a sailor. He had come to he a porter or stevedore nhout the docks. We needed a porter at home, and Mr. Sid ney brought this man from the docks to fill Ilia position He was a docile creature Aery strong and useful, and never ennoylag • • • Nov I will teH yea aa artok as I stokoaN tosag pea a great ta Jem tea Mba Ls4 ttmto Ss Mm ft I me •4 .«.■* «M 0 toRetoto to* e «# to» • i ekMeaksA * Me iektotoaaato at < T thava yea fee a sat4 “We uftam ovck I mw the tolotake 1 had mato “1 amure you.’* 1 Mid. “yaa may slder nothing upon rba tarma yoa to have consitlered in thla house. Yoaff attempt at blackmail la so unconsld* ered that you may go shriek to tha world or to the prosecuting attorney* The family is not interested in yon at your client.” The shattby little fellow seemed to get blue-nosed and blue-lipped in dUh appointment. ' “I am mire you cannot have eonstjk ered your interests,” he said, “Mf. and Mrs. Sidney certainly do not wat4 a scandal.” “Certainly not. How are they threat* enod with one?” “But the manuscript Indicates ooe * ”Doeu it? I have road It, and I kiww aatlilna Toa has# road R. What to yaa kawwr *1 caw feed KtogHaa * kg mto wvto •garst T towd to Hr flbflnwy s I t k toi kw M mtotototod a dtotoBl ko atok smoatotototo nr toddR • • a | o § itoa a*- •*M«a aa Dei Mealt HaveHappine Dr.T utt's Liver Pills Women Made Young to * # dtoto sMflpljBHHtoi **M0 r * eap gRmF aatoto summ am toi 1