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FKOai THE TROP!CSr? TgliTrrjPtp'lJ. mill '" - --ii.4 .". ' I , MOTSSffi ,.,.1 hriftM ! f In Central America' many natives are rgathering the seeds of this plant, Cedron Seed, a rare medicine that has valuable " curative powers. But few drug stores carry this seed, owing to the high cost of the article. - ; - ; v This country is a large consumer of this costly seed because it enters into the" famous catarrh remedy, Peruna, oiu woria oven , x v-Ari astronomer tells us that a tfear ; on Mars has -730 days, c but possibly Mars is married and the year only feels that long. The Demons af the Swamp re mosqmtos. As they sting they -put nAanlw molnrio Annt 11 i-i .i m-r upauiy zuaiuna germs m tne blood. Then follow thfi ip.v rhillfl '.'and v. xever. xne aDnetitn X .. ; .-"rf w uuu UtDS Ui ?r. -s ne aoDetitfl fliAs and fVi strength fails; also malaria often paves 5e X?i deadly typhoid.- But Elec tric Bitters kill and cast out the malaria germs from the blood; give you a fine appetite and renew your strength. JAfter long suffering." wrote Wm. retwell, of Lncama, N. C, "three bot ties dxove all the malaria from my sys---tern, and I've had good health ever -since.". , Best for all stomach, liver and -kidney ills. 50c at J. W. Streetman's Drug Store. Italy cosumes less tobacco per capita man any other country in 'the world. ' , When baby snffers with eczema or some itching skin trouble, use Doan's vnuiuiemv A little of it goes a long way, ;?aad.it is safe for children. 50c a box at 4ill stores. The soil of the cotton field loos lned by dynamite fields five times tne usual crop. ' " WhatjTexans Admire -:is- hearty, vigorous life, according to Hugh. Tallman.,of San "Antonio. ,44.We r,M? writes "at Dr. King's New iiife Pills surely nut new lifo and gy into a person. Wife and I believe rthey are the best made." Excellent for stomach, liver or kidney troubles. 2oc -at J W. Streetman's Drug Store- ' English people consume on thfi -average eighty:five pounds of sugar yer annum. Lame back is usually caused by rheu- wxnatism of the muscles "of th X hich you will find nothing better than Chamberlain's Liniment. For sale ' bv -all dealers v : iuuwi, auiuirea gin doesn't .- A miinU nJ.t 1 v 1 .. 1 - ... - Always mate;an admirable wife. 7 k ;Constipation catisesheadache, indiges tion, dizziness, drowsiness. For a mild SP6?.1 medicine, nse Doan's Regulets! - 50c a box at all stores.. A-special to the Charlotte Ob server say at Boonville. Mitr.hpil county, Monday- night, Arthur xlali, a deputy sheriff, ntbmnf 7 7 V CWilL nunter tor whom I tio oaa a warrant, when Hunter resisted and was shot by the officer and killed. Both men were promi- mont 1ai1! n.i r ........ r y" vm ujj nau oeing a merchant J on "vau uiau, woo was scarce ly 20 years old, being the son of one of the leading citizens of that -county; DELICATE CHILDREN ; f Made Strong by Vinol. r - np IZ f 1 ?!?ld lnduce every moth. r who has a'delicate, sickly cMld. to ry your delicious cod liver.Ln ionit ,t restored onr little , daughter io altt andv strength- after everything -else-had faDed. - It tastes so goshf .oved to take it-not a bit of cod liver ; ste.Mrs. C. W, Stump, Cantln! eI?aSn VIno1 successful ;imU f vP Plicate, ailing ionof the twomost world-famed ton ' C3 the 'medicinal body-bnildliiff el a. .Tttento of .codliveroil aided by the blood-toaking -and strengthKJreatinff &ropertie3;of tonic iron, h- If we can-Induce.outo try a bottle of Vinous ya body.buUder and Jtrcngth-creator . for your, child, and dd ot find It is allwe claini we Till rctum your money on 'demmd7 J. W. Streetman, Druggist, Marion. Fcrogtfie Story ummmm , SYNOPSIS. h!?' ni,,unPoile1.d young Philadelphia rirl, Is taken to the Colorado mountains -?clfv ?,obeIt Maltland. James ovelthhera protege, falls In K5'E F J113 Persistent wooing frmSt ,glrI" but "e hesitates, an5 TWnlfe business W .CHAPTER m.-Enld hears the story fI?i n-en,?JPeerV Newbold. whose acllft and5fts s( seriously aurt that hewas compelled to shoot her feiPJ?"!:.1"? eate wolves nus uc WCHt tor ue i p. CHAPTER IV.-Klrkbv. ,f lettem whichft 5! weredn i t. j - j . Jc. ""j3 were louna on m 'r w LAI tne flead woman's body, tetters and at Kirkhv. She reads the I il rf " them. request keeps CHAPTER V.-WhlTe Enid Is bathlnir In the river In fancied solitude, a blf ?o T,fJPpeafs ontho bank, and Is about to plunge into the water to attack the Sal ff?fiia(,8hK0t rInsrs dut d the ani mal Is killed by a strange man. CHAPTER, VI.-Enid Is caueht In a ;r uui nej party s camn The strange man .who shot the brt0flshe3lter.r unconscloU8 carrl?, t CHAPTER VII. Members of the camping- party realizing that Enid Is lost in the storm Institute a, frantic search for the missing girl. CHAPTER VIII.-No trace of her is round and word is telegraphed to he father. James. Armstrong Is asking the rather for Enid's har i when the telegram arrives expressing the belief that th ?lrl is dead. Armstrong says he wUl find ler, and Maltland agrees, to their mar riage if he succeeds. CHAPTER IX. "Over the Hills and Far Away." recognition r some other more potent instantaneous force brought the woman to a sitting position. The man drew hack to give, her freedom of action, as she lifted herself on her hands. It was moments before com plete consciousness of her situation came to her. The surprise was yet too great, she saw things dimly -through a whirl of driving rain, of a rushing mighty wind,, of a seething Uea of water, but presently it was all plain to her again. She had caught no fair view of the man who had shot the bear as he splashed through the creek and tramped across the rocks and trees down the canon, at least fehehad not seen him full face, but She recognized him immediately. The mought tinged with color for a mo ment her pallid cheek. '. xeii into the torrent." she said IeeDIy "Putting her hand to her, head and saving by speech . to put aside that awful remembrance. You didn't fall in," - was The an swer, "it was a cloudburst, you were caught in it" "I didn't know." "Of course not, how should you?" "And how came I here?" T was lucky enough to pull you out" ; : "Did you Jump into the flood for me?" ; ' ,4 - , . , The man nodded. . That's twice you have saved my llfe thIs day" said the girl, forcing nerself, womanlike, to tho tonic that 7T7r I Tt's nothing,", deprecated the th. er." V ' : V : . It may: be nothing to you, put it is a great deal' to me." was the answer. "And now what is; to be done ?" "We must get out of her. at once," said the man. "You I need shelter, food, a fire. Can you walk?" "I don't know." .13 Let me help you.' He rose his, feet,;, reached down to to. ri uw nvs-f x ... i ""uj-iii me Burong srasD or hia' strong grasp of his own and raised her lightly to her feet in an effortless way which showed his great strength. She did not more than put the -weight of her body slightly on her left foot when a spasm of pain shot through her, she swerved and would have fallen had he not caught her. He sat her gently on the rock. ' . , ; - .,. .1 . - , . . v"My foot,"- she said plteously. -J don't knof what's the matter with itM .Her high boots were tlghUy Placed, of course, but he could see that her left foot had been badly mauled or sprained; already -the slender ankle was swelling visibly He examined It swiftly a moment. It might be a sprain-it might be the result of some violent thrust .against the rocEs, some whirling tree trunks might have caught and crushed her foot, - but tbere was no good .in speculating as V? ?ax?es Present patent fact -was tnat she could not walk; all the rest was at that moment . unimportant JWs unfortunate accident made him tbe more-, anxious-to get her to p 1- ; oCcrtim Persons - - - - j place of""she"lter "vrltliout delay, fi would be necessary to take off ' her boot and give the wounded member proper treatment For the present the- tight shoe acted as a bandage, which was well. When the man had withdrawn him self from the world, he had inwardly resolved that no human being should erer Invade his domain or RharA hi. solitude, and during his long sojourn in the wilderness his determination had not weakened. Now his comlns desire was tr rpf ffa vnmm i.Am - - w n w W u n - -- -- ---- W 1111 A K f0rtU3ie-E00d or lill-had thrown . i . . . . . . upon his hands to his house without delay. There wai nothing he could go ior ner out mere In the rain. Every droi of whiskev were Just two half-drowned. sodden $ro8tralc tr. or somo rounded bouK bits of humanity cast up on that ,1 untU hc read t0 rciuxne hit rocky, shore, and ono was a helpless , .IIe dId Dot DOltr ner with cx woman. . . planatlon, discussion or other convcr "Do yon know where your camp Ja,UonA for KhIch ,he wai n011 Uiaa is?" he asked at last Htrui. Once or twice during the alow He did not wish to take her to w : ??!C" ibe- trIcd to own camp, he had a strange instinct of possession in her. In some way he felt he had obtained a right to deal with her as he would, ho had saved her life twice, once by chance, the other as the result of deliberate and heroic endeavor, and yet his honor and his manhood obliged him to offer to take her to her own people if he m swn A - . : could. Hence th. miPRttnn swer to which ho waited so eagerly. t- a .l - 6 Mr. Robert Maltland's party.- , The man nodded, he didn't know ttobert Maltlaua trum Adam, ana ho :ared nothing about him. "How far down?" he asked. "I don't know, how far Is it from aere to where you wherA ww bo uuu ujo canon. 1 am ono or -w w mm W . "About a mile," he replied, quickly rully understanding her reason for faltering. . "Then I think I must have come at least five miles from the camp this morning." "It will be four miles away, .then," jam iae man. The girl nodded. "I couldn't carry you that far," he juurmnrea nair to himself ; "I question II in Pro Is o n v t .... mv . icii mere any- (If A w TTfl. a. - m J ' uere was it, down by the wa- vc b cage: "Yes." t xvcrjr vesuge- win have been swept away by that. look at It he pointed over to the lake. ."What must we do?" she asked in stantly, depending upon his greater su-engtn. his larger experience, his masculine rorce. 7 shall have to take roa to mV camp." "Is it far?" . . About a mile or a mil n . t,.tf from here." t it. , "No. I supbose noL Ton nnMn wa; iar. be wIlHng:to stay here while IwTu DANGER IN DELAY Dheuw 0US For Marion People to Neglect. The erreafc An that they so often net a firm hold h. trif.ii . ZS . Deatth ua ucui 1 1 huh nn inn ai i acae. neadArho , . " xji-1 ' . . -1 iivuauK, iameness, 4CUCOO muuago, unnary troubles, uropsy, gravel and Brighfa disease may follow as the kidneva neglect your kidneys. Help the kidnevs with Doan'a Kiar, txii. vt.u J I stronlv recIt;: f Marion. Mrs. LJLeonard, Sweeney HU1, Ma rion, N. C, says: 'The public state ment I gave, hr 1911, recommending Doan's Kidney PUI3 was correct. I willingly confirm all I said at that time. I had headaches and was diray and nervous.v At nighl I was restless and arose in the morning feeling tired. My kidneys were inactive and my back pained me. Doan's Kidney Pills," pro cured Streetman's Drug Store gave me entire relief." . p F?r r?7 411 dealenL cents Foster-MUburn Co., Boffalo, New York eole agents for the United States. Remember the name-Dean's-and take no other. down ana hunted for your campT The girl clutched at him. I couldn't be- left here for a mo ment alone," she ea!d ln'sutldea ferer of alarm. "I ncrcr was afraid be fore, but now- "All right,- he said, gently pattlnf: her ns he would a child. -We'll po un to my camp and then I will try to find your people and "Hut I tell you I can't walk." Tou don't haTo to walk,- said thb msn. lie did not make any apology for his next action, he Just stooped down and, disregarding her faint protests and objections, picked her cp In his arms. She was by no means a light burden, and he did not run away with her aa tho heroes of romances do. But he was a man far beyond the average la strength and with a stout heart and a resolute courare that had always carried him successfully through whatever he attempted, and he had need of all his Qualities, physi cal and mental, beforo ho Cabbed that awful Journey. mv - . . . iuo woman struggled & little at Anally resigned herself to 1 r;f, lU!i a; tad ed- be . r.U3 thcro ,ra nothing else to do, Vjl r?f. t 0,CJt ,be.couJd not haT .7;. , . ia 1110 rocK 13 wuai mm. sue could not wiTV it wag doing the only thing possible. Tho compulsion of the Inevitable w&j upon them both. They went slowly, the man oftca stopped for rest, at which times he would seat her tenderly upon soma K"iesi pressure on her wocnrfM foot nearly caused her to faint He made no complaint about his burden .and she found it after all., pleasant to oe npneid by such powerful arms; she was so IrV n tir m . . and thcro was such assnranr f strength and safety In hia firm hold cf her. By and by. In the last star f i t I vSy , head rped oa his shoulder and mh fitn- e-ti .. . y tut w- 'IJfi He Stared at Her In Great Alarm. Queasy troubled sleep. He did cot know whether ahe slumbered or ISu P,a- i.u mop 10 una out, his irBKuj was aimoet spent: In this last I.:. !"tt'u .ua.. Quclc ,," 2tt V f U1 " 11 Lad u """' i-or tne second tlm that , I rT vl rrr Ba a UoT' I feet tin th a t.n Ait . I broad thplf nAfnn. - . . I v u.u acre in extent where he had built hia hut amonp th mountains, he never knew; but tho L001" wlth bIs f0t, carried her in the loir hlit nn1 lif V A. .... . bunk built against one wall of the cabin. . - uci uuun inn riAf '. J"" u !f,UWof .trength h.F.ed -"acicriiic or lilts win TV n - ai i vr. . . - - r.cu uia not flron hnf . . 1 "'wufiuuui ana less determine v v.... . . r man 1 nave done, ho laid h QUT and as weighed nothinr. !d ?,er ? owher a3 handlinr noi P t once. So soon as ah8 was out cx hia he BtOOd tin nnA .. . arms. m iMicu m cer in trri.t wwi? ? wr S J ero hunUng co.t: .h. wu ,,eJ,. torrtc. ulap bretthlnir told hia thVt. ElV.J cine, for her, md ret iho ihould tot tuT ,0 ,,MP UBtU t4 wi 4 of hr wet clothlac isl cnui oaethlnr t4 been dom fcr t"i iuuiuos. wni5 "fnrJ:l r for a few escaeaU I.7ii 5. . ?itr for-laatti K-uua, co oeat crer ttr a-a cr--. v.. 1 1 mi$&?m-b J IT r V.fc-VJf V-r rTatr r rnar m m 1 vif ami m PILKS DEFV THE KNIFE THKCAUsnorTHnii: roHM.vnov ' still in: mains. One f.t! AiUtot-ricjf r-n::fnt trli! U la :h- Htm-- "c f,rr cz cf th. ir fcTI! tloa itill rvxalr That rati. circuUiioa. Dr. Lc r.hxr It's KOID U th till, xnlx ItxlUuiX HKH-HOID l p.iM (cr II lix J ir Strrtmn. Marlon. N. C , ar.i:idr:i: pils Mcnry Uwi If it flU TV x . ri: for lockln. wEdcnafsfcntll he tcke. This iscy house." he ire hos:c. nioae!- sobbed the i;lrL ndcr shelter, then a!d th rzi Tea are very tired and very s!ec?r Tou muit take oZ thcte wet cJcthei it once, you cuit have scnelhir to rat tad I rauit have a lock at that foot, asd then you cxa havo tczt ilcep cut" The flrt stared at h!a. his proTxa, If a radical cse under the clrca. itacee. waa ceverthc!eu a ratlcU cne, Indeed the csly cze. How was t to be carried out? The can txtllj dirlned her thouchtj. Tfcere Is another roca la this bouse, a store roca. I cock in there," he said. I am KoJng la there cow to let yoo something to eat: meaanhHe Tou raust undress yourself and ro to bed- Ho went to a rcde set of tox llkt ihelvet draped with a curtala. arrar-e-tly his own handiwork, against tht wall, and brought from It a Ion aaj somewhat shapeless woo!ea sown. Tou can wear th! to sleep la.- he continued. -First cf all. thcrrh. X Coins to have a lock at that focf He bent down to where her wcr. I cd foot lar extent! d rn th ia I Vait." said the cirl. lifUcr hni 0a bcr 4na- as4 a o he Un. to cis r.ead and answered her direct traie with his own. -I am a worras, absolutely alone, entirely at yozr jscrcy; you are ttroseer than I. X have no choice but to do what you bid me. And la addition to the nat ural weakness of my sex I am the more helplesa from this focL What - you Intend to do with me? How do you mean to treat BdT It wai a bold, a splendid qreirJcs. and It evoked the answer It merited. t-"Jt M m - - ay rc re. said tie man Quietly, -just as you treated, as I wart asclhtr treat my mother, or my sister, cr xny .TH" se cciiced hbw curiously hti the lip. -And I could not help that," he added. I trust you.- said tho cirl at la!, after sarin at him leng and hard at r ? 9t!h 0Gt the secret of h!a very souL -You have saved my life thlcca dearer will bo aafe with yes. i have to trust you." hope," came the qrick ccm-c- "tfcat It la cot only for that. I den? want to b trusted ur-cn ccmrulslcs.- -ion must have fought terribly fcr my life In the Cood.- waa the answer I can remember what It waa cow and you carried me rrrr- tv and the mountains without faltertcr. Only a man could dn v- v. A wm " ZZi wuat anyway.- tjt-a. abi w am a, "5?. l!."1?. Mtfir tv. 1 . . . tc. aXIZ. iVn -vt w S. V.rt wt-u 'pwtir Vusm; .S4. "i"5 ttea v ..1. - .cecs must." ho continued, uklrs; 5ut hU knife leather. and Uzg tho J1 ZT carefully fo as cot tc , nxfa tho boot beyend rrralr. Ji Caally succeeded In retMr- v mm fiUUccUr p .itd ttr ,a , J "wm L1TO Tl P.I f r-rsr-.t . to his feet, tc-ck frcn & . r . 7 iai ilexlcan ba-v. 4 U14 it cca.M.3 P. v. G-r,c.'. I -win s what can be done.- ho iiij. tumi-r .war , U was the work cf 1 ft .1' fc t . a rew cnit irc the wet ttcckJnr d-c'-'w ever a chu v . c.c.jy blirv.. . 7....- 7 ' crew L r V f v 3 ti. too- l' ::1,'ftf,vl7' I,- .;;.:,:.s.:1. " ef7 - w De unaware cf h. .-.tL u co had been a doctor v ' v r: l" t4 him fiV fcx;l ht- ten ci-1bl tweta trr0 t::s!-- 1--, . v IV tslr trN. V ' zZ tz teea
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