TRIED REMEDY
FOR THE GRIP.
THE DUTCH
PAINTER
By KATE LUDY
SYNOPSIS. fc . " '-- Til ! 1 1 I II II iJlljLI?JlJ
Tlit slnrV nncnv with Mm Introduction
hf John Stephens, Adventurer, ti Masan-
rlniijctlBiinair mnruoncil by utitliorltlos ut
Vnlrtarafoo. Chile JIoIiik Interested In
mining operations In Hollvln, lio wns de
nounced by Clilla iia nn Insurrectionist
hiU as n corrscnuenco wns hiding. At his
hotel lils attention wan nttrnctca by nn
hiiKlfshmnn and n yotuiK wotniin.
Hienhon rescued tho young woman from
n drunken ofllcor. Ito wns thnnked by
hor. Admiral of llio I'oruvlnn navy con
fronted Htrphcns, told lilm that war hail
licen declared iMtirorn Chllo and IVru
mid offered him the ollli-o of cnplalti. Ho
detlrrd that that nleht the l-'smernlilu. n
Chilean vessel. should bo ctilturt.d.
Stephens , accepted tho cominln!nn.
HtrpTicns met a motley crow, to which ho
win nsl(inrd, Jlo kavc them llnol In
n ruction. They ttonrdod tho vessel. They
micrf Kflfully captured the vessel supposed
lo ho tho Ksincralrin, through strategy.
t'npL Htcphens kvo direction, for the bi
nnnura or me crnr. no eniereu me csi.
In and , discovered tho Kngllfth -woman
hiwI Tier maid. Hi-iiiieis quickly learned
I lie wrong vessel had' loon captunul.
It was Lord Darlington's prlvnto ynclit,
tho-lord's wlfo nml inald- being aboard
He. c2pinincd,thc sllitnilnn to her lady
ship.' Then tflfst Mntc' Tuttle laid Iwo
plot, saying that tho gea Queen had
hrrtr taken In order to en lo tho Antarc
tic circle. Tu l tin explained tlmt on n
former voyago" ho hud learned that the
Donna, Isnhol -tvus lost In 1753. lio had
round .It frnren In ik Imgo ense- of Ico
on uri' Inland and contained mucu gold,
Stephens consented o,, Ikj ,tho cnptplh
nf tho expedition. " Iia told Lndy
Darlington. Bho win greatly- alarmed,
hut .expressed confidence In him. Tha
Hea".jueen f ncotttiWrrd n vessel In tho
foe. stoplifcnH attempted to cpmmunlcate.
1 I. ' i i , r.
CHAPTER XM;-4ontlnued.
"Lay,, your hands On mo nsntn," I
UircatpueiL. Ktor.nl), "nnd I'll floor yon
(o jfogcfr, I'll tnko Unit firln jft
yonO,Ta'c3'j)e TfdVn, It yod nttciript
nny,Vntfc'rTt'iribc with mo novfr '
lie uadcrstood quickly onouRh what
I inbaut; arid ovldvutly lind 0 rt'llalt
for Htlacklng; mo nlouo, for with nnb
svlf(A soarchJtiB tlnncQ. no tliu tog;
ho 6apd, down tho Btcps and ran
hnflttly. at- I 'know ho wnfi seeking
Uio backing or Ttittlo, dnd nrmcd my
olf vvltli a holnyhiR liln, poorlng cat;
rly mcanwhllo Tor tho . ,'h'enr-Ty finll,
and cursing 'the fellow nt 'tho wheel
for not holding hor iwtoiho point
directed. Thoy ennio up together, two
fetcpa, nt, a time?,, Titftjp. In hla shirt
Hlucvca,- -und, nB thoy nltnlnbd tho
hrldgo, Dili Anderson bwiiok hlmaolf
out of tho hatch, and tnrtou" nftor
thorn. I backed away, tho ugly Iron
pin Knaped' hi my hand.
. :'You'dbotter keep back," 1 warned,
Ihrnfonlngly; "lhi r'onily to 'brain
tho first man who attempts to touch
mc."
TuttW stopped, hla Jaw working sav-'
a;aly, his oyoa pn mine. '
"Will you Jiromlso to keep cjulot, sir,
an' let us got away out o this?"
"Damn jrou, nol" stubbornly, nil my"
M'tiHea leaving mo at bIkIU qf hla hate
ful face "I'll speak (hnt ship p onder
If I have to fight tl4 crew of you
slngle:handcd." " r
i'Thcn flght, you cock'crol.' nn' bo
dnrnncd to you!' roared Anderson ;
anil ho pressed past tho two of them
and sprang at mc.
It, ,was hot, swift, work., while It
hinted. I 'struck twlco, laying open tho
' big brute's, scalp, nnd dropping him
so his head hung daugllng lown over
the deck, Jils body huddled against tho
rail. 1 aimed to do ua well by Tut
tle, but tho descending pin landed on
hla, uplifted arm, find, bfori4 could
draw back for another blow, tho fol
low at tho wheel roloaucd tho spoken
nnd Jumpefd at RiybacU. throttllng m'
with hls"hnridrf ns tlio weight of hla
body crushed mo to tho plnnkB. Grasp
ing thortll L hait. toro inyself loose,
rising to ono knee, nnd ntruek him
twlco madly In tlin tacu; but othors
nt tho crclcAmp tthliH'f on'.top of
us, pinning Uolpjoasly down. It
was alijtho work of ft brouthloas mo.
incut, rind, bi I -lay thtno, thq kneo of
a negro crunching Into my chest, I snw
l)e Nova spring to tho whoel nnd
whirl It hard down, whllo Tuttle, his
left arm dangling, ids tooth sot from
pain, began Jangling tho bulla In the
englneroopi. Scarcely had tho echo
reached un when n strango voice hulled
tharpIy'frb)15't"'fSttel
W'Stwmerfthoyt'- What vessel la
Tultlo' nasal Voleo nrtswcrud:
"Stoam yacht Cormorant, Pannma
to Waiter Island, Tor plousnro. Who
rn you?"
"II.rM. S. Victory, on cruise. Stand
by, whllo wo Bend a boat,"
A d$n o.V-b' sprang. to Tuttle'B Hps,
Ida fljlgortt' convultjlVoly gripping (ho
rail. iThen ho nphoaiod td rally, tho
very jstonslty of hla fear mnllug a
now man out of him. lJU
Tntsyii wero cortalnly.wpoaitioua
fndugB?lu my caso, draggliifc mo bump
iugt,dawu 'tha iit(jpliiand Hinging mo In
hetVcon'tublo1 and" Trench with a vio
lence tMRrhIiudaAdtgrohu. I caught
tlHr.gtlmmer'of t "itfccl barrel In Do
Nov4'b lm3as heJdrow close tlib
' UwH.MHiJl) to do, Jlons, Sle
pheaa,", hq i(a, npt,lli-nuturedly, "but,
by jar( oijtijw .farstty; row U was go
ing 'to bo ilpnp,. for, ahpot xo pl3tol
vcryooi. - ' '
"That's -all rlghtjalJinNew'hrlAt
piled; teHklag. tiijTompVetadefeut
uml heJdliHL yjBO Mpraonal grttdgo
,uS3tliff,H!HI1-"TI don't' blame you. I've
- 1 SfeffiPfir I
Mitt; iir
i "dThe Descending-Pin Landed on His Unlifted Arm.
"The Deacahdlng Pin Landed on Hla Uplifted Arm.
I 11 ; ns j t : .
mado my play, and have had enough.
May" I Bit' up?" "T-
Ilci nodded caroleasiy'. flroitplng ; Iho
rovojvpr back Into his jnclcot pocket,
yet with' hla' black oyea ' I'ntltcned
ahrowdly on my face.
'. " 'Tla za boa', wav to: tnlli. mmiMlniir
JoaiisliiK to lluton -to thn- inlncled
'dounds without., "Saore,, I wonder
n iiy iu uovn WUM up UOWJ '
W;0 botli Bat,'''brcathlni hnrtlrrom
qur fato fuertljins, llstonlng anxiously,
yet. with1 ygstly differing; omotlonB.
hop6 animating mo that this was to
provo n enpturo, or, nt least, that Bomo
chanco dlscpvory by .the ofllcor ylsjt
lug Us would result in "tho volenso' of
tho women below. Hut Do Kpva was
In "nu agony of apprehension, tho full
p'orll of hla position clear beforo him.
Wo henrd the bare foot of. tho hurry
ing sailors patter along tho dock, tho
Blrldont voice of Tuttlo1 Issuing u fow
final coinmnuds, am the taint sound
of oara In tho wator nloncaldo. The
ofllcor camo ajowly up the' ladder, and
my neart sank- as I heard him laugh
cnrcloaaly (o tho mate's grouting. 1
could distinguish tho sound or hla
voleo, hut pqt tho words uttered, and
In, some way U impressed mo with the
thought that tho fellow was young, a
mldshlptnnu,- possibly, who would
prove mere putty under Tuttlo'a ox
port haudtlng. Tho two wont down
tho companion-stops togothor In up
parently amiable conversation, ami
vro could heard tliu low" murmur of
voices ns tho crow hung over tho rail
Jostlng with tho nen5!-wnr'n men In
tlo boaf below. My eyca. met De'
M.M.,IM I.. .1- ..I . . . .
ui uiv Bt-'iiu-unrKueas, unit no
grinned, showing IUb teeth.
"NosHlng vor daugoroiis, monsieur,"
ho nnld, easily. "Zo of fox he fool
sat kid."
i attempted no rosponae, my mind ul
ready mifllctently heuvy from nppre-,
honslon. Oh, for Just n word, meroly
an opportunity to cry out our story be
foro It waa Torevor too late! Do Nova
must have felt the struggle within m6,
tor uo strctcnod . hla. logs across the
narrow panango loading to tho door,
nnd I saw his hand thrust Into hlo
coat pocket, UntlqrnonUt hla. genial vo-
noor ho was one to net upon occasion,
ausqiuioiy careless of tho result. Bo I
waltod In allouco, my teeth sot hard,
my hands clonched, nB tho last vos
tlgo of hopo oozed alowly out of me.
Thoy wero senrcoly ton minutes bo
low, coming up chhttlng' ii raro ood
fellowship, tho ofllcor olluglng to tho
t:l, his foot on tho ladder, while' ho
lopmploted somo story he had been'
rotating with much gusto. Then' we
heard plainly tho dip of oars, growing
gradually fainter In tho distance, foot
pnttored on tho dock planks, Tuttlo'a
voleo souhdod from tho brldgo. .and
tho vessel began throbbing to tho
stoady chug of tho scrows. Wo wero
aafoly uuder way again, pressing1 our
sharp bow luto tho fog-bank. Unable
to control my weakness. I burled my
faco In my hands. i
I do not know how long wo sut there
iuollonlosB, Do Nova Blaring iblankly
tit the "vapor sweeping prist" tho win-
now. and I with head lowered In do
piccslon. U was Tuttlo himself, with
ono arm in nn improvised sling, who
slid open tho door of tho charthonso
and looked In upon us.
"This Is your watch yet, l)o Nova."
he said, shortly, "nnd I need to doctor
up my arm n bit. You'ro a dam' hard
hitter. Mr. Stephens," no trace of an
ger In his voice, "but that's about tho
last chance you'll havo to kick up n
shindy on this vewrel. You'll go below,
Sir, an' stay there, unless we happen
to need you."
I stepped forth onlo the open deck
In obedlenco to his gesture.
"Then I am no longer oven In pre
tended command, but merely your
prisoner."
"Call It whatever suits you best."
he returned, grimly. "Tho rosult will
bo tho samo In any caso. Well, Do
Novn, what are you wnltln' for?"
"I sink mnybo you Hay w'nt wbb It
ze navy man wanted?"
Tuttle'8 solemn countenance broke
into tho Beinblance of a grin.
"Plug tobacco," he announced, suck
ing his Hps with sudden onjoymcnt of
the joke. "Gnvo mo tho scare of my
life, but that's all It amounted to.
Uoen out crulsln' for three months, an'
tho crow ready to mutiny for Btuokln
and chcwln'. Nice, noclnblo llttlo chnp
thoy sent over, too."
CHAPTER XIII.
In Which We Sail Due' South.
Aa I sank down Into the rccessos of
u cushioned chnlr In tho cabin, my
spirits nt lowest obb, glanced up at
tho tclltnlo compasswo wore already
bended duo south.
Thoso days and nights following,
whllo serving to boar ub continually
dcopcr Into thn immcmso cxpnnso of
wator that concealed tho mystery
awaiting ub In tho great South sea,
contained llttlo of Incident directly re
lating to this narrative. Day following
day that eamo wldo circle or tho sky
enmo down to unite with the circle of
Iho waters. It was almost as though
wo remained motionless, "a painted
ship upon a painted ocean": only tho
llguros on tho paper, tho pins on tho
chart, tho Bharp stem cleaving tho
wnves asunder, and tho oily wako
astofn leaving us awaro of stoady
progression through this trackless
desert of tho Ben.
Wo passed Homowhnt to tho west
ward of Juan Fernando:, so far
out that only with n glass from the
forotop could tho distant peaks be
dimly deciphered in blue, misty blots
against tho sky. Already Tuttlo hnd
banked tho tiros, and spread tho Sea
Queen'u canvas, reaching to tho west
ward to got tho most possible out of
the fresh breeze. Tho Sea Queen
changed motive power and nppoarnuco
aa"lf by magic, tho aquaro yards hid
lug the jauntlness of hor keel, and
cuucealtng tho rnke of hor mnsts tho
whlto sails bellowing out before tho
wind, sending her swooping forward
through tho water like a great bird,
leaning over until at tlmos her Ico
rail "was all awash with white foam
and her forward decks glistening with
spunio.
Tuttle drove hor recklessly, holding
on in spite of crackling wood and sails
threatening to lenr looso from tho
bolt-eyes, tnktng shrewd advantage of
each slant of wind, and lowering can
vas only when danger was deadly. Ho
had come into his own, ho was nt
home, and tho rcjuvenntod Sea Qucon
leaped forward nt his will, as though
endowed with fresh life. He Beomcd
to understand hor moods, her caprices,
as though ho had nailed her in every
sun, nnd I watched him test her. loos
ening a rope hero, tightening another
there, striving to discover her good
nnd bad qualities, until my ndmlratlon
for his seamanship almost overbnl
anced my growing dctvstatldn of him
otherwise,
Lndy Darlington became positively
afraid of htm, dreading his npproach,
shrinking from his address, yet not dar
ing to withdraw wholly from his pros
once. His solo topic of conversation
was psychomoncy, and every tlmo Bho
endeavored to lend him to somo more
pleasant subject ho would return with
dogmatic persistence to that ono rath
er dismal theme. His blatant solf-con
colt saved him from realizing horuttor
weariness, and ho never seemed to
tiro of his own, unctuous, nasal tones,
Heavens, but tho fellow Was an Insuf
ferable bore. Celeste would slip away
unobserved, but her mistress nnd tny
self had no means of cscapo.' I re
mained quietly below for throe days,
and ovou then was not released by
any formal word of mouth. I simply
boenmo so tired of tho senseless Im
prisonment that I mounted to the
.dock, .taktag Lady Darllngtou wlth.mo,
uotormined to uo confined to tho cabin
ho longer except by physical force. Do
Nova wns upon the- brldgo when wo
emerged from tho companion, but he
merely glanced at ns curiously. Tut
tlo, coming ,aft a- llttlo lutor, rotalnod
sense onough to remain silent. The
throo daya passed below had thrown
mo much Into tho society of both mis
treas and maid, although tho frank
Intimacy of that first conversation
with Lady Darlington was never ro-
HlllllfVl. TVlAra Rnnmiwl nn tnfrntlrrltiln
Miarrler of reserve between us, al
though wo tulked freoly enough re
garding our situation, the peculiarities
of Tuttlo, and tho constantly changing
wonders of tho deep. It was as It
nclthor of tta qulto dared to probo be
neath Iho surface, opening up onco
more tho doptha each endeavored to
conceal; rather wore wo content to
drift aa tho tldo ran.
1 Baw comparatively little of Dc
Nova, tho socond officer, during this
period, and gained nn Impression that
he was endeavoring to avoid meeting
mo. Yet 1 ran across him twlco In
company with Celeste, onco in the
cabin, and again In tho narrow deck
Bpaco ovorhunglng tho stern, nnd be
gan to hope vnguely that tho girl was
winning him over to our interests.
With tho others I sought to approach
I mado no progress.' McKnlgbt sel
dom showed his noso nbovo dock, and
then only to smoku In sullou Hllcnco,
f.vated gloomily on tho edge of tho
main hatch or to the Ico of tho chart
house. Olsen was undoubtedly honest
onough, yet without Intelligence, hla
oyofi thoso of a lalthful dog. Tho
Chilean, u oniooth-fnced young follow
wonderfully deficient In chin, I learned
had been assigned us assistant to tho
cook, nnd wns thus kopt too busy in
side tho galley oven to bo approached.
Indoed, so far I had not ?oen his face
on board thq ship.
CHAPTER XIV.
In Which De Nova Speaka.
What now occurred enmo upon us
with such suddenness that I And It
difficult to relate tho Incidents in de
tail. Wo must hnvo been below the
flftlolh degree of south Intltudo, and
nbout 13f degrees west, with thn wind
strong nnd occasionally pulling up
Into squalls, bearing flakes or snow
which stung exposed flesh nnd left a
thin tnnntlo or white along tho decks.
If was Tuttlo'a wntch below, nnd as I
paused In tho protection or tho com
panlonway looking rorwnrd. whllo I
got 'my pipe going, I could boo Do
Nova on tho brldgo, wrapped up llko a
mummy, nnd crouching well down bo
hind the tarpaulins. All nbout Was a
wild aca sceno, nover to bo looked
upon amid nny other stretch of wntors
on the globe a dull, dead picture or
utter desolation, of madly racing
wavotf. of green, Billion aea, of polo
bluo sky, tho very frost In the air ap
parent: a cold, drear expanse cf mo
nolonous distance wljeiover tho oyo
lbqked-a desert of water below, a
void or air above. Ulg Bill Anderson,
hla head still bound up whero I hnd
cracked him, slouched In tho doorway
of the courthouse, stnrlng aft, nnd a
moment later Do Nova enmo lumber
lug down the stops from tho bridge
and spoko with him for some earnest
ly, Tho boatswain finally went for
ward, clinging to a lifeline to koep
footing on the ellppery deck, .and tho
second ofllcor clawed along the woath-cr-rall
until ho reached tho companion,
(TO M15 CONTINUBDJ
In the center of n quiet villago
stood n inn, the proprietor of which
was nnmca tVlti; rienrTy opposite was
the cottnge of the village painter, re
Jolclug In tho odd nnrac of Tunder, at
whore door might be seen boards rep
resenting grotcsquo carlcaturo paint
Ings, ns slgiiB of his profession.
Or a truth, poor Tunder had a great
lovo for his art; but, sorrowful to fo
late, bis art hnd no lovo for him!
Ho was Vain nnd conceited, as near
ly all pretenders to excellence are, yeu
ho found a liberal patron and an ar
dent ndmircr in old l'rltz, who carried
his patronage so far as to promlso
him his lovely little daughter Lulu
In marriage.
Now Lula and her good mother had
another young gentleman in tholr
minds' eye: It wns Rudolph, the hand
Bomo young gardener nnd huntsman
who loved Lula most fondly and
truly, but who failed to make an Im
prcBsion on tho flinty bosom of old
Fritz.
Tho day was fixed for Lula'B mar
riage with Tunder, and mother and
daughter went bristling through tholr
preparations with tearful eyes and
saddened hearts, which 111 befitted a
bridal day.
To give more cclatto the wedding,
Fritz ordered a new sign, and Tun
dbr's talents were called in requisl
Hon.'
Just then, a young artist, who had
that day arrived fr.om tho city, of
fered to paint a sign, representing tho
archduke, on very reasonable terms
Lula and her mother voted for the
artist's sign, and stubborn old Fritz
swore thnt Tunder alono should share
tho glory with himself. At length, a
compromise wns effected: both paint
ings should be done, and.n.piaco. ovor
the lun door awarded to t,hat one
which displayed most .ability..
Tho wedding day had arrived. ,and
Tunder wns first in the, Held, .with his
sign, but no one could make anything
out of It. v
"Behold!" cried the villagers.
miserable abortion, which represents
uelther fish, nor fowl?"
"What Is it?" naked one. 1
"It is mutilated Indian from the
wilds of the west!" replied his neigh
bor. '..'. n
"Ignorant wretches I" shouted Tun
der, choking with Indignation, "Ye
have cys and sco not!" so saying, he
seized his brtish nnd painted" under
ucath the portrait, "To tho gWt Leo
pold."
Shouts and groans followed this an
nouncement, not for "Leopold," but
for Tunder, who had bo shamefullly
misrepresented him.
Tho city artist's' painting vaa ri&rf
displayed, nnd produced a spontaneous
burst of enthusiastic applause
Never before had tho people behold
so lifelike and well executed n 'like
ness of their very popular archduke;
and tho artist, in order to escape be
ing embraced to death, beat a speedy
retreat Into tho garden In the rear,
and sat musingly on a bench,
Iu the midst of triumph his hoart
was bowed down beneath tho load of
somo secret sorrow that wns devour
ing him.
Unhnppy Itollo! A fow days elnce
had seen him tho favorlto artist of a
brilliant court, enjoying tho reputa
tion or a Raphael, and on tho high
road to-famo and fortune.
A noble lady of tho court, and who
was a ward of tho archduke, had
mado n deep and lasting Impression
on his heart, nnd ho noon perceived
that his passion wan returned.
Ha had not been long sitting in the
arden, beforo he learned that there
were others equally unhappy. Lulo
and her lover 'wero sitting In an
arbor, taking a last, loving farewell
of each other.
''Why not fly with mc, dcaresl
Lula?" murmured Rudolph. "If you
will not do so, a few short hours will
sco you wedded to thnt hateful Tun
der, and lost to mc forever!"
Lula sobbed audibly; yet, drying
cr tears, slid replied:
'I cannot fly with you, though you
know bow much I love you, Rudolph;
to fly would grieve my father and
break my mother's heart. I am full
of hopo that Heaven will yet srnllo on
our lovo."
"Poor llttlo Lulu!" Highed Rqllo, aa
alio nnd her lover left tho garden.
Archduko Leopold, with the beau
tiful archduchess, accompanied by hex
ladles and officers of tho court, were
on n hunting excursion nnd dashed
through tho village. The archduchess
placed n chain of gold round Fritz's
neck, demanding to sco tho village ar
tist who had painted the sign. After
a long search Hollo was found peace
ably sleeping in tho garden.
Great was their delight and sur
prise, at flndlng.,,tlio , "glory of tholr
court," an they., termed him.
Tho nrchduka folded him in hla
rms, nnd told him ho bad never
loubtcd his honor. He must Instant
ly return to court, no longer in the
capacity of a poor artist, but ua
Daron do T , which title, with Ua
estates, tho archduko was ready to
bestow on him. Then ho said ho wns
greatly In need of Hollo's sorvlcee as
chief physician to his lovely ward.
"And now la there aught you wish
mo to do for your friends herof
asked tho -archduke.
Rollo related, in a few words, the
jtory or Lula and Rudolph, on hearing
which tho duke beckoned to Fritz, and
In a tew moments the old man called
tho young couple, Lula and Rudolph
ind gave bis consent to their snar-
fiage.
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kindred cUaoanc'a ore
prevalent the jtmr
round. & n il in
many cases the entire flock becomes
diseased and worthless.
Thla condition cannot exist where
MARTIN'S KOUP WSMKUY Is lv
en tn tho drinking wntcr, tho rcmody'
THAT 13 GUAUANTKHI) TO CUUK
OK .MONEY KEKUNDKD.
Just tho thing to trlve the young
chicks.
It Blnio-t Instuntly e.Ures the sick and
provents the well ones from disease,
and makes It unnecessary to separate
the flock.
If your druggist cannot supply you.
a full sized paoknKo will bu sent to
your address, prepaid. tUwm-rcccJpt of
60 cents hnd your druggist's nnmo.
E. MARTIN CO.. 518 S.40tLSt.,0mD,Ntb.
-FISTULA
PAY WHEN CURED
Alt RECTAL DISEASES enred
without a surilcal OMrallon. and
GUARANTEED to Utt a
LIFETIME. No Chloroform..
Rthar or olher coneral anaai-J
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thatlc Died.
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Hay's Hair-Health
Never rails lo Restore Gray Horr to 111
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Is not
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FREE
natural Uolor nnd Beauty. Slops its falling
oat, aad positively removes Dandruff. Is not
Keruio an aubstltnles. fio arnl
woiuoa py tuaii or .at ungUM.
Send toe tot; laree sample Bottle.
Philo liar Spec. Co., Newark. N. J., U. S. A.
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JOHN DEERE PLOWS
ARE THE BEST
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JOHN DEERE PLOW CO.. OMAHA, NEB.
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cast Iron, cast steel, aluminum, copper, brass or
any other metal, lixnert aotomoUlo rBPnlrlng.
BERT8CHY MOTOR CO., Counoll I rffufl..
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when you need areraedy'
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