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! 3 -.1 t- f- 1 Jlfef ki mli parsed Gompli- m9 Promptly Restored Mrs. Rosa Boyer, 14 2 1 Sherman Ave., Evanston, 111., writes: "If any one has reason to praise Pe runa it is sure ly myself. "xast spring1 I became so run down from the serious ef fects Of alinsr- eringr cold? that several com plications unit ed in Duilme mo down. I could neither eat nor sleep well, and lost n e s h ai d spirit. "I fi n a lly tried Peruna and it did wonders for me. In two weeks I was like another UVlrs. Rosa Boyer. Person, nnrl in -" - -."im"! x ieit octter than I ever had l iiiciiiK x-eruna for new life and -irength. I send you two pictures, so 'V 1 -r-. wnai .f eruna has done for i J-LL Y0U-S,R ! T.he:uimperial mo J?-. 1 PLOlV N THE WORLD. AND YOU KNOW IT! IMPERIAL PLOWS AND ' REPAIRS SOLD BY DASTOiM & TATE. I in far ino .i . , candidates for the office of TAM A T. i "'i iic iiiree avowpfj t. "i . uaut-aoverDor, a place not usu !;7 sought after. Th t.; 'wer darnel, of Northampton nty, foVmrr solicitor;1 MrTbohn ouaw, or a.YPttovilUs and Mr i. Boushall, of Rsileijrh. mpiement Go, IRICiiMOND, VIRGINIA, feve just issued a new and complete Farm Implement m J-atalog giving up-to-date in M cormation arid rrJr t - w - - I Miarm Implements, ' HI t.- ii uvu ana tonon Planters, ircneei ana Disk Cultivators, Sump and Farm Wagons, Engines, Threshers, . Saw and Planing Mills, Metal and other Roofings, buggies, Harness, Saddles, Barh Wire, Fencing, etc."" Our prices are verv Teasnn. 8 able for first-class supplies. , Correspondence solicited. " Catalog mailed free on request 4e xvr e - 4 w rice ror it. Implement Co., Main Stn Richmond, Va. . , . , . .... -zr iz 2KSKBEE'S SEEDS SUCCEED ! . ITew Ttnat nn A tiial mill ; maire70U our PenaJuieut customer. - nZC LX) I leCtlOll V varieties ; let- .4?SS9?''ifarnlp. 7 ed ; Onio, 8 test -earie-ticsad&pnagwflowenny Bulbs C5 varieties in all. ' 4 1 I 1 I LIS I I 3 2 iDBAJITEE TO PLEASE. riSEED 10 CENTS wner wiia my big ftUW, BBCKBEE STREET J 1 m . cava, riants tc. i I V.i.'.:-'' Befng-tfie Stay Who Drank ofji otnance A.t r "me V SYNOPSIS. riri iftfltS?0Hld Vn Philadelphia SfV b?P. t( the Colorado mountains sy her rmstron?. MmTA- "f? ove with her. & ' 4"J " CHAPTER ttxti . jhrls the ilr..- but .KeSTt,t,I0SSS CHAPTER TTT TTr,M v . , ....v. nrais me siory Srt Lti? a and was so seriously Hurt that he was compelled to shoot her to prevent her hinaotJV. ...,n r while he went for help. wolves CHAPTER IV. The Pool and the Water Sprftc. Long after the others in the camp ouuiv iulo me proround slumber or weary bodies and good consciences, a solitary candle in the small tent oc cupiea oy Enid Maltland alone gave evidence that she was busy over the letters which Kirkby had handPd tr her. It was a very thoughtful eiri in. deed who confronted the old frontiers man the next morning. At the first convenient opportunity when the? were alone together she handed him the packet of letters. 'Have you read 'em?" he asked Yes." 'Wall, you keep 'em," said the old man gravely, "Mebbe you'll want tc read 'em airin." w "But I don't understand whv von want ie to have them." ' 'Wall, I'm not quite sure mrR.n why, but leastways I do an " I shall be very glad to keen thom said the girl still more gravely, slip ping them into one of the nocktR m her hunting shirt as she spoke. ine packet was not bulkv. th lot. ters were not many nor were they ol any great length. She could easily carry them on her person and in some strange and unexnllcable wav she was rathpr trim tn hoV hm C3 v. v v uu c tUUi She could not, as she had said, see iuy personal explication to herself In hem, and yet in some way shp riin J , " . " ul"ULluu UI mystery that tVi r-.,-i-i ji mvouiq De hers some dav lid she think this on nn?1! r . va luu strange but ouiet open emphasis of :he old hunter. There was much to do about the samp in the morning. Horses and burros to be fooked after, fire wood to be cut. plans for the day arranged excursions laid out, mountain climbs projected. Later on unwonted hands must be taught to cast the fly for the mountain trout which filled the brook and pool, and all the varied duties, de tails and fascinating possibilities of camp life must be explained to the newcomers. The first few days were days of learning and preparation, days of mis hap and misadventure, of joyous laughter over blunders in getting set tled, or learning the mysteries of rod and line, or becoming hardened and acclimated. The weather proved per fect; it was late October and the nights were very cold, but there was no rain and the bright sunny days were invigorating and exhilarating to the last degree. They had huge fires and plenty of blankets and the colder It was in the night the better they slept. J It was an intensely new experience ror the girl from Philadelphia, but she showed a marked Interest and adapt ability, and entered with the keenest zest into all the opportunities of the ciiarmmg aays. She was a good sports woman and she soon learned to throw a fly with the best'of them. Old Kirk by took her under his especial pro tection and as he was one of the best rods In the mountains, she had every advantage. She had always lived ln the midst Of life.' Except In the privacy of her own chamber she had rarely ever been alone before not twenty feet from a man. she thought whimsically, but here the charm of solitude at tracted her, she liked to take her rod and wander off alone. She actuaiiv enjoyed it. The main stream that flowed down the canon was fed by many affluents from the mountain sides, and in each of them voracious trout appeared. She explored them as she had opportunity, sometimes with the others, but more often by herself. She discovered charming and exquisite x nooks, little fittetches of .grass, the $lre perhaps ot a j small room, .' flower 1 decked. ferny bordered, overshadowed by tan 'giant pine trees, the stfallght filtering : - . ft Ml SfxCertaftj Persons i Qrd Cowmicred through -their1 thin foliage, checkering the verdant carpet beneath. Huge moss covered boulders, wet with the everdashlns 8prav of the roarine brooks, -lay In midstream and with other natural stepping stones, hardby invited her to cross to either shore. Waterfalls laughed musically in her ears, deep still pools tempted her skill and address. , Sometimes leaving rod and basket by the waterside, she climbed some particularly steep acclivity of the canon wall and stood poised, wind blown, a nymph of the woods, upon some pinnacle of rock rising needle like at the canon's prtr nhnv sea of verdure which the wind waved to and fro beneath her feet. There In the bright light, with the breeze blow ing her golden hair, she looked like some Norse goddess, blue eyed, ex hlllrated. triumphant She was a perfectly formed woman iuc aucieni nooie lines of Mllo rather than th dPoM,fl ' "I of Medic-. She wtr7 b sieaaier of eye and hnnd. cooler of nerve. In these demanding comnM.m. adventures among the rock. In th s than over th mpHiw V. f TJ! over the medium size, but he 7 I "ecVProPrtln. she car ried herself with the fearlnssnn.. r - young chamois, that she looked taller) than she was. There was not &n ! ounce of sunprfinn. w7r u.. :" uu uer, 'Cl Bue naa the grace of Hebe, the strength- of Pallas Athene, and the swiftness of motion of Atalanta. Had she but carried bow and spear, had she worn tunic and sandals, she might have stood for Diana and she would have had no cause to blush by com parison with the finest model ol Praxiteles' chisel or the most splen did and slowing example or Appelles brush. Unci Robert was delighted witb her; hh contribution to her western outfit -is a small Winchester. She Jjspl 1 astonishing aptitudo under his uctions and soon became won der proficient with that deadly we: . and with a revolver also The.-, vas little danger to be appre-' bendea ln the daytime among the mountains, the more experienced men thought. Still it Was Wise fnr thn i always to have a weapon in readiness, so in her journeyings. either the Win chesta: was slung rrom her shoulde or carried in her hand, or else the Col't Ka?? Ck 31 her h,p' At nrst took both, but finally it was with reluc- Ce 8he couId be Persuaded to take either. Nothing had ever hap pened Save for a few birds now and ofeth J,Mad 8eemed onl tenat of the wilderness of her choice i One night arter a camping expert- tains and Just before the time for breaking up and going back to civil- 179rlftn cVx . , uc uunounceo: that early the morn,nS 6he ws going down the uui4 ior a aays fishing excursion Nnno -if . lowed the liUle river very, far. but it v iut nanv niH tt. r. OF LOCAL INTEREST Some People We Know, and Will Profit by Hearing About Them. We This is a purely local event. It took place in Marion. Not in Buffalo or New York. Yon are asked to investigate it. Asked to believe a citizen's worJ; To confirm a citi2en's statement. Any article that is endorsed at homo Is more worthy of confidence Than one you know nothing about, Endorsed by unknown people. J. M. Clayra well known resident of Marion, N. C., says: "A few months aCTO Tn v Iriilnova lunon V. 4 1 i wmer me a N?reat deal. My back Was Lima nn.1 I. 4 kidney secretions were irregular in pas sage. I took several remedies but I continued to suffer until I obtained Doan's Kidney Pills at Streetmans Drugstore. Since L used them. I had little or no cause for complaint " For sale by all dealers. Price GO cent. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, Kew?crk sole agents for the United States femr th IW's-and take no other. was known that some ten canes below the stream merged In a lovely gem- . .iKo iaice in a eort or crater In the 1 mountains. From thence by a sort of water falls It deeended througn rootnills to the distant r!n!n bt. i. The others bad arranged to one especially dangerous an5 n provoking peak wnlch trr ercd above them and which hud ncr wviwic i-vi'ij BurraouDlta SO lar as r.Jai:.ra, . J; -I they knew. Enid enjoyed mountain hzvc ucx! Vh ol fl- -. climbing. She liked the jpllft in tcvl-. 'h particularly nrv.'.i.'yJr.r r-r.v x lng that carao from goiug higher and run down. wra and ckbiHi: higher till some crest was gained, but osd ray appetl: was grn Afv on this occasion they urged her to ao- leg several bottles of Vinol I fc-s company them in vain. I ray condition greatly lmprori When the fixity of her decision was. Co not beshati to rrcorasjJ Vlncj established she hd a number of oSTers to anyone similarly affee-ted -to accompany her, but declined them Vinol Is not a seem Doitnrn. t-t all. bidding the others go their way. dellcJons rrd Utct and iron tc-J Mrs. Maltland. who was not feeling ' without oil. which win cr'r- ln very well old Klrkby. who bad ! Petite, tone up the dlgwtir orcact. much Interest IA that game, and Pete w iMrtu uiuumajnj io ieei tne norse" wrangler, who bad to look after the stock, remained in camp: the others with the exception of Knld started at daybreak for their long as cent. She waited until the sun was about an hour high and then bade good bye to the three and began the descent or the canon. Traveling light, for she was going far farther. Indeed, than she knew she left her Winches ter at home, but carried the revolver with the fishing tackle and subatantJaJ luncheon. Now the river a river by courtesy only and the canon turned sharpl back cn themselves Just beyond tbo litUe meadow where the camp was rltched. Past the tents that had beet, their home for this Joyous period th river ran due east for a few htmrr.w. ieei. alter which doubled 1 . .v Uf HIT. nacK ana nowed itrAr,i ! "r.'." "riorp " Rraauai.T eour e aga,n across th mil j .... .. ,u .c,": ,h.,. ...ZIZ ,no r,rfr avoiding the 7w dwour bk"".'- I Lrr"Lh "iai 4U "incoy and he had ' clven h.r ..7.. i i. " j she should not get lost in th ! min. KCl 1081 In tn so tha: i rr.cun- Hut she had plenty of tim. . exrusx. 0l7 f !,.m and no :":r:. lor ang It. sbe j uer ured or the charm or th . therefore. Instead ot plungln,; directly over the spur of the range, she rol owed the familiar trail and after he had passed westward rar beyond the . re camP l ne turning ihe uruui-u' n accordance with that ut terly irresponsible thin, a woman' will, that she would net Ko down the canon that day arter all. but ttm rhe would cross back over the ranse and strike the river a rew ml!es above the camp and go up the canon. She had been up In that direction a rew times, but only ror a hori dis tance, as the aFcent above the camp ns very sharp. In ract for a little more than a mile the brook was ooly J succession or water fall; tfce bent Ashing was below the camp and th finest woods wtre deeper in the canon She, suddenly concluded that she unexplored section or the country and so with scarcely a momentary faesl- .-..w. ouv uuauuonea her rormer plan BUU ""Kan me ascent or the rang ujju aecisions so lightly taken iuuiuenious consequences de pend? Whether she should gtr up tie stream or down the stream, whether he should follow the rivulet to iu ource or descend it to iu mouth was apparently a matter of Uttte mo meat, yet her whole life turned abso- uiai uecision. The Idle and unconsidered choice of the hour. - .nun ceen mado with any suspicion, with any roreknowtedge ha5 it come as th rct. . . :,nad .J "r - wt careiui rea Jar 8ns of probablliu it might uaTe oeen timfAr.i..j.LI es. but an Impulse, a whim, the idea of an Idle hour t, . chance of a moccntVand Vho " Ufa U changed. On ono .Id. .,! youth and Innocence, freedom happlness. a happy day . rSf by the cheerful fire afnlghfn 7h 1 Other norii . ... oKal. on the ulu", pern of nr jtraauusy, self sacri.1 iruggie. love. Inc. tn.. on.suffer. . --b scarcely Kve herrell ignorance and pasure hand with around her -u enugntenment and uaa greater chol I? nxtr -a . . sorrow before ce to make. Pray.r thai hCd P't'. bo eranted- T. ? l ud cannot but One to te'l " Bl"a ' lu I0resee his own future u. toS,?,r "W7 couid cnatU HOW WEAK WOMBI ; May Be Made Strong at SuU Expense and No Tncre arc hundred, of orr.r-? this vicinity, weak, thin, r-i v tired out and ncrrouf. hue'; r need Vinol Jnat as nu:rh a c4 5 v ' rr Jlnc ivpper. cf , prc oiocxj ana create itre-nh Try n bottle of Vino! with rv. demanding that your rmry wjn i -turned if it t!ors rot help too. J. Str t:au. Ijtrx":. dICculi and dangerous than til imagined when ihe Cm cxnfro!rd ! rerbapi It was typical and foretctd J rv,.r,, a;o:c (hin cr.r In I ... " ' fsc f:?lcat:f T,i lc cnon wall for a rr fan: rucr ihin . f. erciie extreaeiit care In ttr clltnb, bat the was a Uld and fearle,. ta!ser by thU ttoe and at Ut trountln: errry dl-ctiisy t, :ooi renting !ii:aUy. tittle tired, fci triumphant urn tn sunsmlu The ground wa, rockr !.. I , msr- HI rin stove htt f anc ne Judr4 iki -k "om cxnp. The canes iuuY 7 . . , . . Drr cans .'LIT? . Domon M"1r for li, ;oki om itic rrai Pr ift alway, -rt b-,rnlrK in th camp hi Mil OI J! WJIJI Tintbl -Ideni'r a thouiand ft come Ut tai.t3inr ground fc;-h f:i awar wa a rJcy rc more retitlv cn ih otter tlJe for ixrhars ivn rett co.! Id toward the same brook. Sh s- throcrh flux 1. . the uptoed I-rnka of the r-ain tire, cl.-.otlc snow crow r,e2. iooly. - . KJffJrstlc. terrible The awe of th owiwiu. w.... i greater inan that of hrfr- . arc in the infrequent rertodi o! cals. , jiJOTe; me tr.ous- imcs ar. the same for til tinse T ocan t quick. noir. liTir.r- th moitnuirs are calm. sU! dra4! The rirl stood as it were cn th jocr of the world, a soriury hurzan blnc. sro f.nr a, thp knw n fc ey0 or God above her. 'Ah. bat the eyet dlvsne look long and ir Tor; thl-gi ' beyond the human ken are all re-! veiled. Nono or the parly had ever! come this far rrom th -r, i. I IU i d rectlon he knew. And she was Klad to be the first, as fhe fatuontly Relieved, to observe that majettic soli- Surveying the great racge she cr dered where the r-rak climbers might t Keen sighted though she was sh could not discover them. The crt lv Z Wero att,C3PJg lay la an mV i1:1100 b,d4 ty m nearer pur. She waa in the very heart cf InS!U.nKalc,; akj ac4 rest w d,ircllon of creat rmng was lost. She was at the tester of a far flun cocavtty of crest and eVl h I rnassiveiy grand abo 0 Clh point and from its ln' ab?T d tie earth Uneaih, Jf fff wal- under the eana rar below. Tomorrow!-it u rally knoWT1 lnal w dQ nol M attempt the high points m life', range at once, content are we wtia lower al- Wood's Seed 5 F'ox 1012. OurKew Descriptive tatolog XL "ly,uP-l-lzlz. ar.d tcl!a al obout the best Garden and Farm Seeds. i-vrry larmcr and p, ShoUIfl hnv. . f Ti ener Ior which kas long been rccoC. "hichitgtvea. V.'c arc headquarters for ST?f"c a Oyer Sccis, Seed t t$csf Seed Oats. CcwPc. ucaiu and MI Fana Secdl Woodf Descriptive Cahlc mailex! flcc request. Write for it TW. WOOD & SONS. la ion. tie world. uaa "lr
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