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I , I - %V* . , . I 'reaitwa'af, Wit' Ninkth had ioat him Quit "m0ment'. W140, I write. &114e, '
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,. I j land tben-aa a .,j , n . ave persuW4e(-t-t*h0 Countess; and 1
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. " I I Jews)* in the most.mystorlous pircum. , great favor to Me—
. I . - -10 -11 -01i�-. 11 THE GHOST OF . Stances; and now Lady Ardicliffe, and. . take It immediately to the person it , so j
I F -A -L S 741;�V-1 . f ar As, I can inake out, Lady Aril. �
� LAU SUPORIOR.- DIVISION.- . � Countess RodQPolsko; bad, been rob- I Is Intendi4d for?" Cliffs relied for proofs upon the Couri- ; I
, � bad. It was At 'least A strange coln. As bar d4ughter made this 1`89404t teas, Without her, ii.ba�a, harmless, ex -
mom will leAvo sarift Monday$; : 0191i A 11110011 I cidelloe tbot *hers eyouU . bad fol. without waiting lot an Answer Ili -tho cept for opitaul $48 , .. perhaps." . .
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. , Lanibart, turned '844 , 'to
I ncTaggart Bros. to'dnes-4a" And, Fridayp' A,* k.80 V,mq I . lowed so qui4l,y one upo;a the otlior. %flirmative, Lady f
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I � unt1l. Sept X -0b. . . I LOCHRAIN "4% UZ Blopeth felt as it, she were groping Walked rapidly aboad,of the others, bely) her in some secret wayt-
I � OBOROTAN MAY * j . . . � in the dark for a ln.,wter Ila which in the direction of her. own room. "I am sure,'* , $Aid Trowbridso,
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. I 444C svtviog 41imoutAtilued. -Steamera .1 BY MRS.C. N, WMMMON' I I Could, open All doors and lea her at 141spoth road liar thought accurate grimly. �" I
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j . I Ifingth into thei. hidden place'where and scornfully. lit spite of her cruer.
I . 'leave Collingwood 1,30 P, in.,, Owen j I I EIBPeth was assuredi, but not gorn,
. . . . . I tbot. i5ecret of these mysteries JAY, it t the day before, .she wax willing fortable, "They, ba4--'tqld .Xr,. Xo�
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I I �. Sound 11.0 -P.M., TuesdaYx And $a*. . Author Of OTI!Ile f,�"� P40W 0'The . ljght�utg waa as it she caught a glimpse of that *Lt Ito victim should ,be made Use Gowan their auspicious, you know,*#
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, A GENERAL B&NKINQ BU41. urdayr#L only for S. S, MarlQAnd Way j I I cood"doe parlo MCI .. �. I key.. shilling through the twilight, and lot, 1h9ligh §�hQ would not seem to no, she remindod -him. . - I
. ports. 1. � . I than., just as, she put. out her band. ties. the girl -she bad so deeply in, 01yes, but I halve spoken with Xr, '
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1, s - TRANsAcTOD. XGUM NORTH.,SHORID DIVISION--SevviCd qoprdoht� 19M, by Mimi' . � . . it vanished again. " jurod. . . McGowan. I told him .
I so$ . 1. 01 X. W111JAM90P. -j that the Calm. - .
disco . . I 0 j The servant could embroider his aila wad Elspoth walked together tesa Ro4opolshoi didn't Intend, afor
., I . I .. atinued. j . I . ' ----- .. 'Along. t a corridor, but the on .
, ,story With very -few details, ge knew % , a was , 411. to. drag Lady I -*a -
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, 1. 19SCOUNTED. DRAFTIN ISSURD PARRY� SOUXb-PEN4TAN0'I)IV,- I , -, , , i - �. ". ,. -T T � ., �.- , . , ... �, 7- , , � - I j r , - only that the rQbbery had riot been, too miserable, the other too anxious, � , Illary name in . I
: I - . $'or Miunlcog�, G041OM07Bay, Cooper either exproin o4tistaqtorlty or.* else j . discovered until morning. The maitl 1W4 k . �. to the Affair; that she had come to,
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I - position her I W it ih( - , ar", a in and wait," the to er I ,, that she
holf6eAeopor, rerhap, � descrit�. of I ,Be, 0 a, I
.. oop! and Part: resign Your ,e,,' he ,said . _ I . the Countess and the MAU of Lady . rm
,�& INTEREST .A.LLOWD ON DK- Head, I-Salls 0 y Sound, . ad the man she had Just met (ohs did must have been mistaken in her Igs
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leave Penotang. $40 P.mt- until. S � hope that you � . Ardeliffe had given the7 alarm, and it said when thq had reached her room, piciono. I said that there were not
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� � _% _WJ3 L . cpt� Will e4lain, and I give you till to- not mean to refer tio the stranger was said that tho -two ladies must "Sit down a minute, aod:the note proofs at 411 against Lady Hils ,
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I PoSTIrS. SALE %.OTBS I j j ,,,, , , . date, servico Oiscon- Morrow morning t . o think it over.", j Meeting) th.9 old woman, Would )know have been chlorof9raled, As the at, will be ready," . . and that. it Lady A ry. -
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: tinuod. . . . rdelifte Persisted
j . . "That will do no. whether or not there: was such aj guest mo.4phere' of their rocriip� was atill: Elapeth kn'OW Without '"iting L what - in-
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good, '. M", Jr. the uydrdi - 1. , the. note would ba, and she waa-sick her acou"tions, he would. bitterly
I ASED. - - - - - - - - - -. " - TIPkets land Information from . all Gowan," ,said 341spoth, sadly. 411 hoavy with tha drug. . �
. . . . . kn,o -. and I it � . $110 turned Amok, therefore,. and , 11 I afterward. having Aid. any ,A
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. . railway Agents, . w nlybelf, now that, r can I When Elapoth ,discovered that' the at heart, The"d9or was open between r gral , I . . p. . � f, I
. . � found her way to the ho, te-ition to them-,, ''
. say no more to -morrow morning thi uiieke4per'o mail had- little real information, she this room and t4e adjoining one, #f .
. -;, LWV01 I've said I 4 . where Lady L4mbart could be�b I 10M sure it, must have bee .
- ,,, I H. H, GILDURS xanAgor, . already., except that I did room,,which she had held "casi011 to did not encourage him,to otay and ,. oard let, to him to hear **.04 -
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Q0.11ingwood, - 0. H.'NICHOLSON, nothiu# which seemed to me to be , yisit once or twJ6 before,, I sip, but hurried through her movin cre she , . I
J . I , I . goo � g restlessly Abou*, tboref � !'I think it -was." ' I . I I
. I Traffic Mgt., Sarnia. - wrong., I I Mrs,- Warden was there, ?,Lod as she breakfast, slid Want out tO Is 11 .
W. BRYIPME, I to . I . had 1"rd of th . accident, . Ell"Poth - she could for hers . elf. j.. j Ar what dared not cry .out as she longed to , "But I .suppose there's jalready a. , . I
I I I I a "Doii't write, to Mr.. Trowbridge, detective in the house, or ,
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- - j � . ' I ".� dge whether it: -was wrong. or xot,.1. had to tell her* all about 'it,. before 1. - She was scarcely surpriged. t that, you'll, marry him. Perhap soon will . 1.
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- t be necessary, Perhaps you. m4v should diroot'his atte�t4'p to Lady. .
BARRISTER,' SOLiCITOR ' . ' '�3' ., - ; . �e returned. I . i she could hqpe.to obtain anj satis- I L447 Aideliffe And the Countess both won' . � dy Ardeliffe, I
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NOTARY, PUBLIM ETC. . I i I L , "Then -I see that .you in a ! laotion on another subject. .1lideed, i in \the great .hall, al i � - 1, .
I ,T019 M I e. n- rue to i t king earnestly -b-. saved in some other way," . I .
)CARS YOU -Printing, " I the old housekeope , "If, L HilaryOR -' . . I I
. . ress, CUMCI . eon inget. -have . . . I . .
. Ing i)icture mAching, irlites, tea r. McGowan out , come to f, foi it was. Y-er
'L Fim--Slosw 111ock-41 INTON. L F ,aa, watchm MQV; go, $hall it be at - . i� flattered herself � �a Mr. McGowan. No one else h 11'ady' Hilary seated her
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I . " � that Miss - D 6111441 Writing deskI4 the window and ' "She, v, on't do th.6t at present, Lady
OF , . . i Certainly notl,'Pr I appeared As ye y ear- . Hila
-- - . - --- I . I V in decidedly. "I cannot be left with, her room for th ex,ress purpose Of , Aj, and there had segrealy boan time .begin ,to -write. As, she did so Els- , ry. ls safe enough from her for h, . . I
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. . --Qut-,1&gy.--one to :011 .vour place in the A 1.1le, excitiilg7-now4-tif -the--robbery po%-�. watched I
- . �V47_ . L' ,�� her wistfully, wben, aud,
. ,- rQ*_ fro% rs lerent,. butthen, I hope, the teal thiet; I .
. high . season 11 r --- WA - I . * --M �-_Wardsn's naive : to sp ,rough Jho hotel. , . (�Q�Tttly With .4 .
y 110' 01,17. the --- L -read th start, her gaze focussed
" RUBBISR. So catalogo . --'and-It was -doV-W --'-% .;. , Jb--ffia-47fj;7-p-4S1j114�$-,r t . .
RIDOUT & H A,LB I . . riks,j , rW W. "11--- . O'n-j""U'eLthin#--bzw,ht.-w,iligh 'Day have been discovered- or at
A I 1,3Ec thalt'he %4 att�nd to, or more, and- 'a 11 p4si . I .1 I I -9p,aKkled .
. A C% . - on her Way to the manager' 11 in a leas trill of y a rp�i
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. A ..,t.. to, hurt" her f4folings by disabusing I' ' -. wO1�Ar,-7n,othin.g--can- beprovea---aga1nst--,
. Oemic . -. 0. L16X 175 _ t. my hands Are over -full. I will let you her, of the impression'. Ao�o?dlngly L a room, , liller ' d ' an have, . I A,
, conveyan" AssionMv. I I 1. 1.�, ; - . I L ; � be the one to give Mi notice, Kiss I and � the three were so. deeply aliporb. Quickly she took a sta� forward au d. I Lady Hilary Unless these wOm .
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117150 1 4 .. . the, girl Aid not contradict her, but ; ad in.their conversation. that they nei- . beAt down -to see, wii -it it was w1i.,011 I r th,filiti" L . .
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Real Estate atid Insurance L I � 1 ' � LOW, 0, . . . I I -I....." pean, as You have been. satisfactory - merely said, "By4hp�byo, ,1. just met ; ther heard nor saw the y . , .
Agency. Money to loan . ... ... .. I � � 1. in your work, and 1, do not wish to . in the hall a . citing typiA. boA'caught'hor atteiitiori.� Then slio .
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VOR I ---*-, .. 'injure your future career .any more- middle-age4 man -with I She had no intention of oavesdrop� 'could Lhardly keep back, a cry of tt; -P,�Petk reflected for - A. moment a�gt, .
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than I b .1 . a, short, grizz ad beard, wonderfully I pingi �but some words utterdd by Mr, toniiihment. for tangled � in the Mee tAl , .
' in 19fiv I , I brilliant, dark eyes, �and lea I . -�-f6lt that abd understood his v6jl.�
0. D. HALE - JOHN RIDUld Azi Avoid doing..You had bet- I
. . lv*r� .. 11 tel! give me i,s fortnight's- notice. In., tures Tath- McGo;warx,reached her ears. and start, .was a ruby and diamond hoop eAr- I I . I I .
I XTON L'.. ,. I ski )no4ning, He hoped that LadYL
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..--- --,-III . I .. . ON .. that'time I can get some .0na �Jas,..�L er like Captain Oxf6rd's. I never mat.1 her so much that it was, all .ahe ring, which she bad bfwn seen We. i ,Hilary would promise to'marry him -�
I k L bf dis� togaL,Radopolok , . I
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L ' ' - And mean�whlla I a to -�; bini,bafore�,and I wonder if he can . I I= do Wsuppr6gs a or but in .Any case the engagalnent would, le
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VIA CHICAG6 AND ST. PAUL ly diserbet. in . your , inter- . Can You, tjress.� . . I � ." For a, second or two an odd giadi- I not be announced for�some days, and , .
- DR. WINIAN W. WOODS - . . "I. � . ilbsol�te bo stopplhi, 'at the hotel. , I . . I
. To I I , course , fiall,frompi. description of him "I do beg that you w 11 help. me -to , ne6p came ofer R,Ispe ,
. .wf 011" 4114 � di With the 0�eslis of the hotel. . , ?11.',' I I th;. but it' was .
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Wfiiiiikg . - ' . NOW,. I sholl. require nothing further i . Mrs. *Worden looked. puzzled And avoid a scandal.' the' Manager v4as gone as, - soon - 1. ..Lt �ia it JIM come -
. (M. R. 0. S., Ungland, - IA. R. $27.00 . $21.00L ..from I shook her head, "Indeed, , be particularly attelltive'to Lady Ard- - , . I
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0. P.. Ireland, 0. P. L. L. ML Portage , U, Prajil ' Pit to -day. Good evening, Miss . I caii't, 'saying. "If You publicly accuso Lady .and she 'felt P,,.s; and ,calm, as it in . - . �
a, � 29.05 OL85 Dean. .. � I . Misa.!', said she., "theire are -plenty of .1 I . . cliffe, AS a $'bribel" to. -her for spar-', ,
.1 . � . . I - , i Lbe Hilary"- - - , L . the fuee'of A great, danger requiring Ing Lady Hilary. . - . . . . . �L
Rottoda, Dublin.) - Bra*oa, Man' L:L 30.'0 2&00 "Good evening. And -4, suppose .1 gentlemei� with�shore, griz4ed aids, .. He lo*eied his vo as, An speth 1841 ,us' of* L .
I I ,j i d 91" esence This was clear enough, but it seem- * '
Regina, Sask. , , - 35.7,5 . 27..so ought to thank you.- I belie�e` you but I dolift romemb�r any one with heard. no more, . but ii was enough. . mind.' . ., . ... . I .1 � ad to the. girl that Iie must have found . . I
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.. SUR01, , I mean to be kind," said th. particularly brilliant eyes." I "Look-, Lady 'Hilary " she said I . :
PHYSICIAN �AND :ON MOOW JaW, S44k, S5.70 28.85 Elspe , . . A glance at the 0ountess's bard, hand- , , niiieh greater, difficulty in dealing With I
- "You would remember, it .you . I . .1 . .
, , , "I should like to �e so; if you had in L L I som nearer, I&t Lady'Lambart tile Countess far more dangerous. .
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. SftskatO4, Sag*. I . , had a 'face, showed her that it would drawing no , a'. I
BAYFIELD. . -Prince Albert, S .4a.15' - $16.85 made it, possible. for I ,11"retill . seen I his," broke Rlspath,, .take persuasions ,more powerful than ohould enter.. '%oril, -at 'that - thing on.enly than flighty and .foolish- Lady-
. . ask- 4-3? 96 ' : '81-95' ,na,,r,, * . , Me , . . rned the , "Perhaps.1 -should, Miss,". sald Kra. i ljr�u� Gowan' Callgilt Lin Vour fritl 1% , How very odd Ardeliffe. It was the. Collifiteg whom - -- . I
There L. . . 'big 0 a to induce her tOL re- , . , a I .
Edmontqn, Alta, -. 5�.20 m Warden. "But As IOr , looking like � I I h so choice a -roven, that it sh�nld W there." � . . . L
Main st. Opposite Albion hotel R*d L 87.55 as nothing.more for her ,to . , ge. Both � El�peth had feared, yet Mr. Trow-' . I
. ,Dftr,.AIta. .52.20,, ., �, 37.55 say or do, and bowing her I Captain Oxford, I don't think I've ' women hated LadyHIIar
sakes hours 8 to 10 a. lu, aad 7 head to - -y,Vane, and Surrielsed; the girl stopped in . the,
Proportionate. Rates t�.,'o`tbar points hide the tears, she.left the , , .over- yet seen that Young i bridge seemed'to halve disposed',ol bar -
to 9 P. 01. Night calls at of- - roomi, . . gentleman.. '.thou ,)tidy,t of her note, and following�with .8 . , , L .. I I
if Lit was impossible - Elspeth without a tru�gle- I . .
-about him. ' t6ld eraelf.LrthAtshe could be guilty
. in Calliadiall N&th-West. Trains now ..After all,.Lady Lambert had scored., . tboiligh I've heard plenty e .ier,4 eyes the.,dire ft
fice. . I . I ..� ' L . c on of Els � eth'a- 'like to; iuk moro , , . -
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opetlate.4 .through St. Clair Tunnel. by. A sudden flash of enlightenment.-Iold f . rom blie.,persorl or Ave 1:�n . 1"circumstantifil'evidento must some- po'inting, tinger. 'L. . L . I ve �d . ' :
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I Electricity. .of, iiiav,W. lines -Elspeth'that .theL.older women could ."Surely yoxi must him,", howaoint to her.as tb� thief, or they ring. '!\Vhy; that's an � . ear. questions, but -Trowbridge glanced'itt. ,, i . ..
t f Hispeth pi�r6ted. '�He's extr thi ate, L' of Co, hiq:iyatch and daid that lie i;nust go. � . . . .
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I rgive her the kindness and.con* . I .. iinlelY wou not. dire .6 n to .Accuse, -exclaimed. �-,,%j s, s is ,.y h ' n't had breakfast yet,'* . .. I
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from ClilCaiq t(i St. Paul And three -no eroation ith which Mr. Kenrith 9, . . . 11
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DRS. OUNN & MCRAE. � boyorid St, Paul. - . . I I aid 'Tholl I'm . Aura - I hav-sn't, * T 'don't ', caught 'in � tnx d rww?" - - I L .. . remarked 1318peth, I . � . . . I � . .
I , .. . � had' treated her. From the Very first, - . Blspeth grew cold with,fear at the - I � '� "On't I? 1, .
.. . . L I L � call Any of the young-gentlemain -in i 11 . 11 "The Coul;ta$$ %� He smiled vaguely ' . . .
1. Dr. W. Gum, L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S.,. - . I � I L I when she had been compelled to take- , . . . � .. - eight of'the pitfall preparLdd for, her as wegring these forgot.t' - . -)er word .
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. . . . . .. 11 I 1 I L . a: seat in the railway Carriage which 'L I . � � . . .."', i friend by these two jealous earrings yesterday afternoon,"" -said -Arid' with.ov.f, , . .. . .� .
. . I , . ' * Lady Lambert hadlyiihed to keep ' ' womet"LL .1,11speth.- : . I . L I . he waszon.a. . . . � � . . I I
Emin. . I I�oldng, though some of them are well- Even' it L44i Hilary could prove lier . .' There was great excitement in the, . . L'. L
- 11.10p Mptua To. . -bad been -=-� enough, in their Way. But -yo - made to But- .1 . 'Yes, I- remember. - But I i hotel during- the -morning, - when tl)& I L � . .
OMCC-ORUD40 stre,04 Cluntm, Nigh, Tftl MoX -for her'own par ' ty, she . 0 see , Innocence �she would�be d, dn't
. I I . . � - Hehrlth's kind. . Catitaiii .Oxford arrb�ed only a day L Or I have on t�hia-dreS$. L . ry had . . .. I :
I Calls at front dow of office 6% resi- � .. , justly, disliked. Mt, 4. Miss, and Almost er,.,jiind 11speth could not .bear that , '.'Whei,6. was i*tP'!..E'lipatb ask i.nowA of the double jeivel robbe L .
I . : , two before You'di it should be so. How.could she 4v.e . . ad. . , - I ; - I
... ness to her as his. secretary and her .. . 8 .. epread among tbe,gueAB;,&nd eVpr
. . . ever,.since he',came ,he's' kept .in his . Hang , y .
L doom, Rattabury streeL . mulance Tompanu assoClatio'll. with Capt. Oxford had in_:. , .. . I 'L the poor �child? Sb6 asked herself, - Ing *UP in the wardrobe.� It. one wondered MUchL ivhrit - was b6ink '- I I � . I - .�
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* -Farm .and -.1solathil .T . . b b an in Mr. He Ith' i she -1 thought of As -taken out only this mornin , g, How dcne; �but' to the ann6vance of their � . . . I I
bi. T. T. MeRaes - . Own Property-* :10reased the -feeling- against her; but nrl 8 - -Then,� suddenly,
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. . . 6 olim"'haa suite, 'except. when Mr.' Kenrith's had que6r'it is. I must giVe the" . . . .
. -1-Only Insured� , . - - - �� th, . come to -day vith'the . Trowbridge and his passion for LaclY .. he'r- earr fribyids, Countess Anaepols q). and' " . . .
'6t Toronto I : him ott'in tho.nloior car; ..Vve never I Hilary Vane. "; From it I had ttj�r ' Ing wholl .1 --- Lwhen .1 see her. - .- - Lady Ardeliff itit'appear . , I
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Offlee hours at ho&lAtd:- I . , - . OFFICER,S- . . happe ad to b ywhere *abo.ut, when 1, the maji,� - U"'g ' 11 sh6has missedilt, she must a n6t only,did i . � I I .
J L an, . residenti.; in his. -motor.. car- as his equal . and' , I L, 6f ttioe� Who.,would,,ruin 11 IOUs, ".. . ,- . be I ..4 .. .d ..�
. P- ' Sc'icrth P' Lady Hilary's aqual, That h I .. b13 wat' on- vlai!'� (,a you -might say, -and I TP, ------ - � . anx- ; in public, but .r6fiased. through, their.. .-
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. I . Thoi. ' Fraser,. . Vice-Presidelit - and- I don't -knfom that I've had ittly yet, be rescueel, . .1. . , "I'll see ihit.!Vs properly disposed - --Had Elapeth. been on her old telrms, . . . . .
. , I . I Biucefleld P. 0.'; ,r. . E. , Hay ad- her oil a different footing. She was -particular curiosity,'. though Ihe"g4- was. not a second .1 Of," 'if' you like " 'replied Elapetlij.. 11 I
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-DR. L. .b., . - . I , L 1 �� had -stopped at'list4hin' to be *rid of dead in love with .that beautiful young I' , 14 r., Trowbridge :�;�r'e -to be . surnmon- . - . . being done; whether the Police Bus- .. . . I I .
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, I I . .tYpewrltdr ' - , �00'Tiidor. afier corridor on her , house. But' as*.it-%ak he -kept�such I . . . .
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� I I . . 'Beechwood ,-James , Colin . .. � . . fte% was', bitterly 'unhappy, ,horribly ,can soribe him accurately is by Opened' a ,Laild-pothap"' i-sOm-%-xqy she 10.,Aivi�-ap- -If , h hopedi .that phe . .1 � . I
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, - , � . - � . 11 'L .,.,, - .. I Caj)taih- Oxfoxd.m%y�- -owe . ght- of her. flushed face.' - 7EIsp6th di& riot. answer; .but Hilary, . .Ahe girl. tha� , I -a a - . .
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I I - .. phley, S*606rth ; James Cummings:, 'discharged: after A week'dArIal'-at the ' fain would he , I ia.w hiln then" � - A moment later; she: had � finished ! Grant that, - Aftev All, :she Wo .. ..
I '.PHTSICIAN AND SUR4ZON . - :t ' n6flle'- , j , -,W. L Yeo.:' I '"' . . . . could have doubted the L. . . I Ul,d.Lbe 1.
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. ghalo ... .. . , L . L a , I - . L - rt little gossip, -could, not. . I I ,which consisted 'of .but � a� ' an
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. or tianaact,,' other busine arrow. , in LL AU a ' . An I - Countess's ruby'L earring into.. Iler hand' I
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-Office and Resideno&- . . promptly �attendcd to on %pplicatio - - I 4 .L " .*. ... . I ,.. . I U Ing. 1lie ,'. night.' Fdr some reason op other 'L "YOU I�no munigations she .,kould be put -in � .- . I
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HURON ST. SOUTIL CLIN i -,tlo any ovtli& aboyo officers addressed Probability, a ,.w.uld.. write to the . I I . . I they suspect Lady L Hilary. and.,Ar6 go. "� . ,possession, oi. the..very clues she want-"' .,.,. - .
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� 'TON . '. to;their. reap I ective'postoffices. Lo�se .agency. from whieb �he.had bgdn'seint Pol"onciBs which; had Go sevei�ly tried ing Ao * accuse her 'as A... thief. .. They. d Quite,",replied Elspeth. "You may -ad; I I . I . 1L. . * � ,. etf . . .'L'.. , 1, .. .. '. _ IL
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Stoors weerbotthe Commarcl L iiispbqted - by � 'the- dirp,do . tq him, say. that -Xiss Dean was 1.1,6t but . she. turned, and �said, L "'Lady. � Hilari, 0. such *a coiirae. L .She w but an . I ; . .
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Graduate of the Royal College of � I . I I , take. i Oh, she hdd meant'to do � so tion for all the nly9teries unaasis � . . Lbout �* it' isn't � - Late �n sX . .
, Dental Surgeons of Ontario. 1p�tion�Sl per year in well and she had belie-�od that shs� ' a by- I The look on his face frightened Els- .ers E 1. 11 . safe -not to 1odk to liar for'the!first tinie thaf-day, � L ' ' �. .
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Dental ,Department. Graduate Of the . 0 paper atont nued Worst of ll,%wliat w6uld Mr. Ken-, 'if you. can. . Make any excUse. Give ..have nothing .of `ialue for anybody to . "Mr. M*GowanLba8 dsked ' . . . 1. I
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+ Ing, and it did,flash thtough,Eli�e'th' a
: head that, if she were roven efu . ,he.
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arid. shut the door; however, he sl.il��
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ped the eArring into her pocket ' I '
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ag�ibst-L'ady--I-tilaiy,-alid-.thato-Provi.---
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. thli m6meht she* would. not- only have
, donee had'sent her at'r,the riglit,mo-
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.sacrificed a thousand-ril4enges, but,
ment to fruptrate it, : , �- -, -
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her hopes for liar own futuro'happi.
'loss, to save Hilary, Vans, aiid care-
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her, they've made them, as they tried
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'!Don't
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"But,fs this onlY a Part of some great :
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otepped forward, saying,.. go
downstairs just yet,.I beg, Lady Hil,!
scheme, or is it the whole? We time
I set myself,''to And out, and I will.,
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if you'll wait .... 4f you'll in
There may be some work for me to
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your iooro, I hope you may 9 + ave your-
.do here before I.go, dor which I -was
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.self -and---71,ady Lambart-a very+ dis�
agreeabld oxnerience," I � I .
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qoiqCWest 11.-07 a, in,
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blood, and no ghost.. He. w . as tri'mod-
dress, and did riot vanish by ap-
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4,011 aim, 11*(t,11&(,1?1 -
frornigr. MeGowan,'�tbat she had be-
. I F,lsp6tli expected an insulting an-
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swer from Lady Lambart, but, to hor
.tedtives to IMP Mom t1lose people
who wish Lady Hilary harm � they
Will have one against them, too. And,'
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jj16-jagu � -A'zipem U .VS -ed 1/"e thought ilt I .
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No
06PYRIckm-ris &&
Anyond #60ding a fiketalk and descrittio
Quick AXWW11 Otir opinion fras s t 4 4n
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df � . , I p.m.
I Ili ' -if - - . *.,. I:1.28, P. in,
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Patently matting - through the Wall,
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but walked quietly, ifi,sornewhat has-
Ihn6ther
116ved so-foollshlY that she had been
asked to gn. . i
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surpi-ise, none eirne. ,Mother and.
daughter stopped abruiNly, 'the girl
turning the , flushing
oh, how hard that detective Will try
to beat tile otbars'.$# -, I
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I lavenlu Is probablT ?"tn - 4 - I
How ,a ,� Pothtnun ca.
,trl4t l,conti4e�,nytg.tL,Tijmtbtof,.i.n A
a stri0ti I r twts
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wer for osouhnw
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LONDON, .HURON *& 1311�UCE DIV.
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Goi.ng South 1,50 a. In.
tily, .round. the. corner into
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The i�0'4.as ffite '
.9110 had not dared lot herself dwell
upon. this hou lit before, but no W it
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pale, woman
scarlet under her rouge and powder. .
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Strange tll lights, flo�ted in Eta-
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peth's braino She '.began to weave'.
nto another. The I
servants. will hefP , I ��
you, but perhaps would would, like . . I
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t rou XUnI1 a
Uunn If 1401vo
#Deem ftotit% *about As e, lathe
I , it fl.
features is before
to Captain *how
overwhe And tile long ro.
, Imed er).
mother'
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thein together, find hei - pulses beat
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When am I to
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Oxford's7,. but that
she had seen them in a fuller light
strained, torrent of her tears burst
forth, She, could eat ho dinner, nor
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Instantly- HIspeth guessed the
wi,111 lie Weaving. .
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hat shall I do With this note?"
. an - intiiiiiecT
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A hitdawomno), y Must.st d wealy, rAjxgest -1 '*
y -- e r.
culation of ficlontina jouxb'01. Torras tot
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Elspoth told herself that it was diffi- -could
cult to believe the man was we
- aring a
she �sloop that night, tb ugh
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she was ,.undisturbed by anyinfli lance
thought in th6ir minds. Sho roinom.
'I -heard
bered - the wor ido bad ovei
she asked herself, "If I'd dared to
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tell Lady Hiltiry 'she
�'!`s oPee, � -1
p1base., tou, are to ,have .* ,i � .
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Ahe
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CA rlit.7 yc-- PM490 POP" Md by
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disguise. ThA. short, pointed beard
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outside her own mind. .
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els ys
yesterday, y Lambarthad
wh n ,a
was wiong"
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that no man ha4 come with a summ,
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&UCTIONE LDA -JAMES SMITH Ll-
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looked Absoli Nl� )qiif&aI and the '
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face seemed much 61dor than that of
Her head ached whon.she rose in
the morning, slid was to
said to liar daughter that "to-inorrow
A summons would be served," I 'rhey
mons -would she have wished to take
your room now and suporliltend'thtt. I
medds putting your things together.
I la?"ch oseic &5 V st� washizWou; U V,
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'of Huron, All entrusted tO'
Captain Oxford, I
"Who 'can
she glad'
hear the knock which told ber.thrit
'thought now that this dreaded thin -g
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� -extreme., steps ? Shall I.wait boloN
handing the note to Mr. Trowbridge,
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I me , will, rocelvp pr0mPt &tt011t[011-
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Will cell dither by Parettitage or
it beY' she wondered.
#�Is- it a guest, of the .hotel? rNtra-
ordinary, it ,so,, tfiat I've never soon
had arrived with tea and
tb'�",'a'1ior"`nt She was not hungry,'but
the f"
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t04 Would do her, .good, she
Alad 11hPPoned, and that, it thoy'oboy,
od tile whrilipt she had- given, they
inight someh6w Tilde from disaster,
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and give fats a ellancop 'I could. ,
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an to liar that I h�d delayed a
I rittle. Pdan't see how it can do horm
well," sidd the' jiff`hIdl11r I
call 'a a was . - I .1
all -'emotion; but W -r ty a �
ils 'MU& excited as surprised, She .
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, per sale. ftegliltnee on the 3ay(1614 ,
Road, one'railb south. of Clinton,
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his face beforo-alinost impossible.. ,
Yet he must bave been in the house,
or staying ntdr by for some time, be_ L
cause it's %Imost A week since that
-night when the ghoat,figure stopped
out through the wall into my room. I
thought, I .
The mail came Ili and placed. the
tray on the table, but having done
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so, hd litigoidd. "There's been a tot.
r� 06 thing 'happened in the niklitt
hifiss," said he, - with that unctuoui-
B'Ispoth decided that, for Lady 11fl-
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ary a gake, thti bost, thing she could
do would bo to lot the impression ro-
main undisturbed for the pro -sent.
"I 'told you what Would happen,
but I didn't know It would come �UitO
I as he is ttyi � nj to work Ila hor'lilter �
-eat at this very minute -
. w'th'Ut
.knowing that lie's to have ft reward-
a toward a thougand times greater
than lie has deserv4d. - Oh,, -1 will
wait, whatever happens.$, -
was convi'acecl that s6mething was tot � ,.- I
happen in that rootn from which As- ,
had been banishe&-aomething eon. . . .
netted with the mysterious sights and
pounds that had kept her waking.' . - I
through so many nights of fear . .
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I lunite'd $f1iteg $UbUtiberg .
Now %h4t I've -seen hitn'tigain-for it ;
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enjoyment of the gensationat so often
go goon,'I half 'whispored, Lftdt' Am'
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is to have; my room?" sh* I .
ith 4
will'Pleasei'lioto-that va haVo t�
pay one Cen,t p6gtgga on Cagh pap.,
the U*Ited
Must be ths same; I can't be mia-
taksti-It Makes that apparition all "'Lady
the more mysterious, I must find out
soon among persons of bia, class,
Ardoliffs and Countess Rad#- .
P61skoi have both boon robbed of- al,l
bart. will you be sons! and
save us both in tile only way you can?
It fAn't too lAte yet,""
liar pourge'she Wall back aighin in the
great hall. A quick glance -showed.
hbr that
asked w tknL air 61 indifference, ,
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.old Lochrain, t believe," answer-
ad Grant, in the same tons, .
ot going �o, %akt,
'This means, that , A,
subserip
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who,th'a person, is.
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their Jowela.11 - . �
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'Udy "It
neither the Countess not
Lady Ardelift was . there, but Mr.
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Oda toobt W ,paid it, 4,dvano6.
wholl You oft Aubtetiptiolk
Slowly the girl want on toward hot
own room, wondethig !bow she wits
to
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said' Hilary. I could 800
him, I would say'$- - .
"You you
Trowbridge, who had evidently been.'
expactint her return, ,panio forward
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your
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Citpitinj pttabti teltilttl.60 tot sal-
actompli6h Whitt the wanted, now ,
tbat:ho, wits no long6r on pleasant
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-Rad 91spoth herself beon"In the
can't mee hint now' must
wrio it note, hnd quickly," replied
to moot hor;, � I
"I think that tAdy Hilary will b,o
. Number M wits a small avid com-
mon-plaft room, such " might have,
Other tftt o6 that you *Ill hot
term W th Mr. McGowan, and now
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Plot and learned thus suddanly of Itfi,
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Wy Lambhtt, Ili the same low t000
4016 from An'toyanoo now," h6 aWA.
beep given to & lady's Maid; And Eta—
- Ibift SAY Copiet Of The X6#A1-PA6A
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that her odd fliondahip v �,Ii Mir, ilfaco*cir'
urantwaa at brid, 'Suddenly - � o
,y she eoilild hardly halvd been
m6fe, #tartIdd than she Wa8 by tho J
No had uted before,
HII&J,V "turnsil -:W#b4th. *,Miss
#,rid plapoth Aaw tlAt he wA# va;��
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