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WHEN THE DOCTOR
ADVISED
THAT LATTLE DAY BROWN AS GIVEN ke. WILLIAMS' PINK PAS SHE WAS AT DEATH's Doon with Maisémios AND MALAKIA,
THEY MADE sea Wen
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My little daughter Daley was a model baby, but shortly after her first birthday the food which she had prerionly thrived on raised to nonrish her, and sky brennie alarmingly work
said Mr. Brown.
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aging her food,
BECAME
By degrees THE PAMOVA PILLS CLEARED DARY'S SYSTEM OF ALL, TIK MALARIA, HER GMT, HEK SPIRITS EYES RETURNED SHE in Now qUITE WELL AND ENJOY HIMMELF AT ALL. MOVEN OF CHILORÁN PRANKS AND GAMES,"
THE PATH
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, LATURDAY, JULY 13гa, 1912.
OF A HUNDRED DEATHS,
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GUY THORNE
(Author of When It Was Dark, A Lost Canse." etc.),
(Continued from Page: 7.3.
We know you did not," ale answered. We all know each member of the powerful organisation which is rescuing Much has hari- yim is convinced of it. need of which you are necessarily ignor You That is af I must say now. ant. will know everything before long. Con-
the apon
present, Courage: Pull yourself together for the fast fap of the race.
antate
Arthur.
They The car began to slow again. were at the edge of the bar. Beyond them lay the summer sen, a smooth four The road dipped down of sapphire. towards the little white fishing village, and two or three hundred yards away from the share a large steam yacht, flying the Royal Head Squadron Burgee, was ckwards and forwards from it in the alonehod, with a couple of bonts plying! brat.
In minute or two more, the car wIH giiding slowly through the village, and, in resense to a whispered instraction from Luey Arthur was touching his hat with a cumple of fingers whenever any derman of passer-by took off their caps. The car turard, and entered a small fair-sized drive, pulling up before a villa, standing in its own garden.
Arthur descendent, and was lurried into the house.
The big, sunlit hall was quite deserted.
· Upstairs, quick, I will show you the way, said Mrs. Mordunt.
Arthur followed after her. She turned down, a ride upon the first floor, pid ups a dose of a roome, and ma- feed.
All
Two people wire standing there. fi blinds of the windows were drawTY.
little farded toan of for- One was i
appearance, the other a tall, elderly chingyuan. with a long grey board.
are the sense of unreality came over the escaped prisoner. Be started. The old clergyman hurried up to him. and grasped his warmly by the hand
A doop. Thank God," he said in pleasant vice, that all has gone well
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Arthur didi su.
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All brokea, chafed, and damaged Goods are to to left in the Godowns, where they will examined on the 15th fut.. at 2.30 r.
No Fire Insuranco las been effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
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