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raaftitari,":741141,11 masa * lio•
Pak GO*, he as seafrested by OM.
Of OW 101PtirOY11-4421 414111 *equaled***
of his-wheie woe -bosons coluitaniutee
emeied expressive of acute inestal
distrees.
Jasper Vermont recognised kW in
spite of kis altered appearaneee---Asu*
ally * -very goy ono. -404 atoned
hire.
"Whet, Beau!" he exclaimed., with
• seemingly effusive warmth;
here; wlaidever have you been. doing
',committing murder? Or'have Yen
married in, hest., terepent«. of „it. at
leianrel" .
. "Neither, roy dear hen", auSwersd
the well-groomed young 111111131 eap
Ude in the -"Household". Ouerds-ene
of the fo.otest end meat generally.
liked fellow* in town, "Neither, Ver.,
mind; but 1 litayit 11,14t- 401140, f10.111 th0-
7-eitY," . • -. • •
"City of .:the ,Torebsr •draWlefl Jae;
per faeetiously!„. . • •.
'Captain Beaumont ' laUghed,' but
rather MOurnf011y• ,
"'rest". he said, "all my hopes are
• buried m that beastly place. ' Really,
the' County 'Council ought to put a
notice Mier the west eide• of 'reran's
Bar monument inetead of that heraldie
beast; . "Abandon belle alt ye WO en•
ter herle,t" .
' 1$dr, Vermont: laughed, in his Usual
quiet way. . • • „
-"Ho's batt wThe eitY.is-goed en.
ough in. its 'way. . What have they
been. tieing to yea; won't, they ' lent.
you any -more 'money?" • .. -
• "Worse even than that," said the
young spendthrift;. "they • aetually,
Want rao to repay all that I owe them
he pays his .priaeipar bat instructed
him to; call in my bills, and: t is hn-
possible for Iiim to renew them; and.
, that the Usual ,steps will be taken. if 1
,•am' not able to meet theni."- ...
Jasper laugliech with gentle sarcasm.
"Of .,course, that's ' always" the
moneylender's. excuse, .. I'm afraid,he
Will sell you uP,,Beau." . • :. •
• :Captain Beeuniont whistled, • " •
s"My deat Vernuilit, it ;,will be an,
awfulwfill, sheck for the governor. He 'caw
• 'only give Us yotinger. sons a small al,
loWanee, and he certainly ,won't .be
able to settle this matter; it Would 130
altegethor beyond him," • , . • ,
"What: is the amckintr 'inquired
Jasper,. He was as well aware as wak
the Young captain ltiniself; of Leid'
reword's' enaneititdifficulties. i • .
"Well, not much,". repliedCaptain
Beaumont. "Only • Seven •thootiand;
but it"Sact goad my ., goingto the
gov'nor..for ,Lii.,•penny. piece, ,•'and .how
.; to clear it up, is more thpat I On 'tell.
But WitY do' you ask?" ,he . added,
though with, but faint eagerness. -Ve
•-ritt.,thinkyou could fiadanyOne able to.
hell? Me•out, oftliiii beaStlYliole:?" -
• . ifW4- 1 miklitP :AM& Jaspieri, eyeing•
bia.meditativelY,.'•ail° if seeking from
its futnea Some inspiration .tta , to a
inethed of 'aiding his friend.
:9' oily' ,.knew eite, WO, ' tci' prevent
Harker * taking , extreme Me*Mres,",
Went on 'the trolibleedebtoil-'"that is
if I' could . get someone t,::r, haat- new
lefilli, . • Now if, Say,' 4drien Leroy,
werb teinicknome biliSfer me; Harker
Certainly Would not. reftise;':litit 1 am
hardlylairpesition te dak Leroy." .'
• "Ant' I 'am"' said Vetitiont; smiling
with thaceneciousness of politer; mend.
'I will do itiforyea,..fnesioldfrienciship'S
• sal:i.e.7.!,,; • •,•••• . , ,•,. : •
:
You will!" ' exclaiMed. the Captiii;
4
. gra, eftilly: '• "jasper, 'you're a .brield
I S ' Sure, p,olilehoi.v, he will ,de it for
you. I' sheald. Stand no chance: You
are:it:ghell fellow to colite'te mi res;i:
yog can bay them at Harchaare„, ,t)4 jewelry,
Me; Wear and Genene 54274. '
Gillette Safety.Razor Co., of CanadOt Limited
;9
'ht Office asarattery
Mite Building,
MONTREAL
"
• Clitk.BitH4I11,
,r4p moroixt f(;;40.4,ing..,:the ,disas-_. the...11410g Shylock rates, and Vcould
trona steeplechase; Mit• Jasper • Ver- trY elsewhere for sornething,te•ge OR
hiS car, ilid.••theil sat • ' •
Clorni "Oa write 'to Adrien. He teld. "Y*;?!. said Mr Vermont, "Of
hint' that he regretted having- to leave eeurse, that's the *ay you'have•dolle
tha ettatle:.$4hUdclenlY, hutergenthiiii- or year . „
.• nese: required his presenee in Loon,. Catitain, BeatiMoht nodded, ;
and'Oat, he woad' rettirn' to. gamin- "YeS,•,. that's •so, bile-.11arker Only
ster. as on as osstb1e, shook tbationgbead of hie, and l'efiet
On OM, appearance Of the motor,' he ed me; and nothing,.1 •could say. would
took his departUre,,trayellingdireet to eliange the old skinilines.raindeither.
Jermyn Court?: Where. he • stayed `.,te., Ton know that coek-end-bult\itory be
1unch, Waited'on by the attentive .NOrt ..alweys tells;:.:aliout, his net . being. the
,gate as though he' had been Adrien Prihcipal; but only the sertiant'T Well,
.
himseif Then, bavmg llUed his "dig- shion whel.,]..41411Y frequented it at that
itr-ease'''INI141,: his _friend's choitest time 'e• -the': day •knew him weil, and
Cabanas; he-strolledllitongli-the neddect-witit forced- smiles, oUfrieitd-
-
ienable Part§' of' the,Parice.,••,4, ,S147'7.# was :Clearly . to their interest
he loungers • and Ole men of , to be on good,: 4,possible; cordial
'already, onViort hokiee,, with „the usual terins,,with a.,:inan who ahlrayShad the
threats if X fail te.comPly their enireato'.: the innermost ,mrelei*,and
time." • „. : , • Who had won the confidence or a :papa -
remarked,' .Mr.* ';Vermont ISr favorite hke Adrien Leroyi
simply; but his aeh" was fun 'of . Those who bad not been'perse,ilailY
.and apparent a'yinpathy,for •intredueed..to Jasper, had ., .•;11e.ar1
-the • miSferthitee'ef liis frimh1„, ,reports of hs poSatoz, and lobiteil
,that liard4iearted old" Skin:, after, hirri 'with that lialf-enVious air
•flint, IlarkerrLarbitt a 'Mean brute he
firiri, that they wahld,reileti them at
theX Yasaaaaat IteMeteleled, neve lie
meld Old ileekter at new *bee ei Iles
Vor soilmaimai a private bop;
And br tidy* the bed was kept
constantly 'airedand ready by the
holnisio*P4r, who had her eyni room*
en the floor -above. It wu none-
uel thing for ker -leer" the rooms
tenant** tote ii4the'0401,0;g4 and Ind
them 'occupied when the rose in Ike
moraing„.Tesper having arrived during
the 44;4'0 night,silently. es; was bis'
lnvarjabje CUStO111."
The .beCerldater'ning *fter his sudden.
returntd tiler", Mr. Vermont Waif in hia
• eitti*roont., which was very pleinly
herniehed. indeed, partakieg of a.
brealtfeett SO simple thathis fashion-
able friends weal .e.corcely have be
.lieved the evidence of their own:eyes,'
'When he had finished, and the table
had been clewed, be went over to the
rolkoP'ileale whieb--stootiana-ungle
..liy On -window; and opened it, diselos.
..ing piles, of.letteris, sheet .closely.,
.written foolscap. and .slips • of memer". ting in -buying up wherever they are
'endow forms. • 'On the -corner ..Of the met with, .0.1r, according •to year: le,
desk:stmat .telephone which .cent. etructiondP:".- -
thi soll Was Va."
nyits% Idiair wait
tolled yeeterdey, mid pleaded for 1111.0
other week. ` His wife is Oleg, and
they are starving. He boo hard far
,another
t"Stuff« another weehl the dog
Insane another Year. lie should have
thought of **time for repayhur when
he was borrowing. Another live*.
not Another day. Start proeeedings
at once. Mind I soy it. Didn't I hear
him on *0 'a. parautite from' the pave-
ment' one night at is bad? Screen'
Neve ears, itiv Wileau end parasite'«
BAKING POWDER..
Tio.-41004,,,..wormokompont
piowiir so" ile_ftsairs.
dem Set eimeeko anew pa*
woe* hos 001 les Ilsgrediestia
PIPIWY seaSeil me Vie WPM..
EN.ORLEIT‘..couns LOWED.
wooka«. 7.7--••• • mtAL
have m'emories.. Sell idler OP7-410 you '
heir, Harker T" • ' •
"I do, eirl it shall be done? replied Censtance with an uncemangvigilenee,
hie servant meekly. •
"AO now for Leroy% aceeunt."'
With a gleam 0 fiendish delight In his
eyes, hS-ecrutinised the figures and
-statements. 4-4Ahr you-- are getting
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A •
of whicb,. fortunately,- she was urkl
Aware;• but lte. could detect no trowels
of affection in her intercourse With
Lard; Standen, 'nor could he find any
-son Tor hiaTtithirl despair. I4ke
• them in fast." ,wise man, ho.wever, he made no.refer.
• "411 IVir; Lerey's bills we are geb- Once Whatever to the corwersatiOn of
the
erfe pLeceedeedininggnilyg4•01%fireInr 'arAedrif:Int•
ashamed 'Of having exposed his real
feelings, even to his father. t
Instead, therefore, Lord Ilsrminster
071 the ase
,ftbro".mfir!lhiaouotiottliere ptruemeeigaot.e'
nolonitInimatetra, Iltuffinbeelaitnr:draMbeer' after.
;
As fal: as she was doiVnedrell'e was
is.vtaerzeitromueahrl7aginagingyldrom;;(144,toufe 1;7;1,4-,
presence saved ber a great dekl of
trOuble in many ways; the cOnsulta,
tions 'with, the housekeeper,' the cliooS..-
tiniogntio! :thboosookasa,citt?4mwordirteinagotiohforizlift
which . in. the event of Constance's
in. airfare-, 'Would 'he shifted back on. to'
her own Shedders. •• '
Naturally therefore, she considered
the suitor who would be less likely tO•
• incenvenience her; and ho, of course,
Was Adrien. Forlf he married Con-
Jael/eF Verznent ePened the ease' 'MrlitItsnues:4Ped'enr"el!gpeahl:Br°e;erdnit/eol:an6rritetunt'rm::eaaidit"..nsk;s4:4veeeel
• rio
`inunielited Withliarker's privattrooM,• "Right, get him into your hand
downstairs in. the offices; they were You know how; . Be prepared fe
dignified by the name, of •Harkers you know!'"
"Bank') ..end were, of course, those of Mr. Harker ineliredhis head.
the money -lending business which Was "NOT for the women. Ah, those
carried on by Vermont in that -munei dear butterfly ereatures COMO ja
'raking up the receiver new, he asked. the nasty sticky ,papera that ;were
Harker to cone up to him :as soon as meant to catch blUebottles,, only; wen,
PQgeible*, ' • .theriptheY*WIStlaketh* 00;h3Witienefie,
Within the net few7hinUtes;cteorge Lady.. ,Ilderivalethe • fair
Harker was standing before the mils- Bveline, • Dona she want to borroW
ter both hated- and feared. Ile was limey?" • - , -
very tall, with a thin, lined face, fram •"She dabbles in the Stock,Exchange.
which all light and hope, seenled to I know, her business man;,•lie oWeErlis
have fled. • • Hid' whole being appeared money; sir, and we know some of his
,_wrannod OP la attendance on Jasper secrets. She has ,heeli hieing; lately,
• VerrIgnit. 11,13 watched him, eagerly and has deposited her diatnonds,
sir -
now, not speaking until he spoken •"Her diamonds? The famous Mori:,
to, but simPlY Waiting patiently, 49g- vale diarnands,? Where ,are they
gedly, till his master was ready to at- -"Here, sir." Mr, Harker produced
• tend to him'. , • ' from his long Pocket *Inutile* moroc-
Vernaent drew tbe heap of various co ease which he tendered meehanieal-
papers towards him= -with keen eye S ly to his emproyer, •
and quick brain grasped the:multitude
of facts they set forth, checked the
lens!. dolumn of figures, Struck the hal.
arms; and, -with a nocrof satisfactiob,
looked up at. the. map' before, him .
- "All right- Harker, as far "es .1;,Can
see -and, as You know, that's all the
way and a little beyond. '..Itut we Plust
do better than ciliat: Where's •the
privateaecount •
"Here, Said Harker, in, a. dry,
rasping voice,, • somewhat the
creaking of an old; rusty -hinged door:
"Where? -oh• i yesrl.see. Oh, Pax-
hern has come torus, has be? Writing
poetry is not a paying genie, eh?
which says so ,plainly. ' ",
is! „ I 'shoil:h1 Iiice to 'bury inin, and "There, goes, the 100.ot prosperous,
would attend his funeral gladly to be 'Wealthy 'man inyelf tholildt like to
certain 1 had seen the last of him, , be." .• - :
holds a pretty little tot -up in the way': Mr. Vermont 'strolled along, his face
of bills of 'Mine? and Ir eipect.ed, ?wreathed in perpetual 'satiric d.re-
- turally ;enough; -wheri---1-ealled ea-alief cegaitien;--his-bat off--half-a "-dozen
British - Plaitttion. Rabbet
Low--Prices-of Rtiblier4' arid Overshoes
• • • .
Due Britain's- Control .of Situation
Itere maily. of us: have, fallen into the
...truly Anglo-Saxon habit of torisideringthe '"Mother
of Parliaments "•slOw-and a bit behind, the times. The
. present' price:of 'rubber; when. cani'd is revealed,
affords one ofthe iriany•prooTs that. such opinion
Is away oft the mark. , • • •
Thanks to gt.,it rubber plautatfons istabliShed, in
-the face of criticism and .ridicule;_ -many years 'before
in( her-, troOtal Dorninions, Great Nitwit 'at!the out.
break Of War held a and tightening grip On the
world's *supply of.r4w rubber—a:grip reinforced by her
, dominating pally,. .From 60% in 1914, the prOdUction '
of these plantations has grown this year. to 75% or.
the Whole output, 'leaving •Only about half the
-
requirements of the United States alone•to.eonie trim*
,other sources.
•••
° The result has been. that th need--
enortalirtifairahalhey are, aim been plentifully sup-
plied; while Germany has been ,reduced to.':regtstered
mail§ and the a beutsObland " in desperate' atteMpts•
to mitigate her rubber famine. Neutrals haVe :been
allowed all the rubber they, want, at prices, aCtually.
lower than before the War,- so long as they prevent
-
any of .it from reaching.: the enemy; while Canada and
,other parts of thelinpire have an, abundant supply at
equally favor461e .Gov.erdnieut. regulated 'prides. ' ' .
ru- this foresight an4 generbeity of. the BMW& atiVerii.!
Mont Hee the reatptilithr rubber alone, of all the'greatetaplea,
has not tette, up in eriee--why rubber boots, rubbere and
overehoes are (le leexuenelve as ()ter, lcautee-ohoec are
costing Several eonare a pair mere, 'wearing rubbers or over.«
theet through this Winter to proteet,those -expensive puce's,
or rubber farm ishotte to rept/tee them, is tatfrb than practlear
thrlft,it Iti gratefal patriouten,, for in thus Saving leather,
WO' make it easier for the Oeverninent to stout% the itlittehltelY
neat:1111 etiniatch of Ms .alarrningly scam for
eitr SOidierri. • . •„. ,
• Both Thrift arid Patriotistri dint to • Rubbers
elm' this fashion." • •
"Ah," . said Mr. .Vermont,. wlth a.
-smile; "but ;can we benurelhat Han-
ker Will accept LerOY's name on the
TABS?"' 2 - '
. -"Why, Alf --course,, Harker or 'any-
body -who , armildn't?" asked,
Onardsinan,' as' the Cloud diSpeyed
„ ,
froin his. face at 40e:coming ,s0
.frOin this unexpected quarter.
"WhY,' It's: as .-geed asa: the Bank of
England. f; 'Harker t
snap at•it. • Only try: him and see -his
greedy. eyes' glisten. ' .' What could.
'Harker get:1y Oelling•trie up_T-ab-
solutely nothing. Besides; it would
(16 him harni by letting others -know
'how harshly he served inc. • Oh pp,
Harker Will • not sell me up if he can
find such an easy,j safeway out of the
. -
"True," said Jasper 'pleasantly.
"Well IIi interview' .Leroy and see if
• I can lieisuade hintao,aesist yea; as a
friend of *hie; I beliere I 'can. do it
for on. Goin to Lad erivale's
• tcolightlYes? Then we shall Meet
again; then,. au. revoir."
; So, With a shake of his fet,. gnu -tali
hand; benevolent, unselfish
Verinorit took hip departure, atill
nig serenely,. on the. business 'which
had -brought him. that day to London.
Nobody knew Jasper's private :ad-
-dress. Ile -was always to fie found
WltIr Adrien tarok, and all „ letters
were addeessed- te • his dab. or to
;ler:min 'Cour,t; bul. the ithality of
that place Vermont ttett:c1
sanOlfy by the mime "hoine,"
everyone was ignorant.. , -Whenever
questioned en -this stibleet. -he mover
pbtrrated the matter on anybody -A
was his etrt.tri to answer lightlY:
'T'om! •wlict does such a -waif, such
_a ,letsrm and....floteant .of :the ,worlire
want with a home?" item.
ly, 'iny dear boy"-.-o.r Madem, if the
speaker happened to bo. of the gent:er
set ---"it ever you have occasion ..tb see
m tiara same to be, at * •of these
threepIaces;" Leroy's • clianthers, ray
club - the. Pallodeon, or Barminster
C '"
Yko., accordingly, to .one of these
Plata 'fashionabls-. sequaintaneer•
• diredted their inquiries for him. lvtr.
• Vermarit, believer, really possessed a'
hOme,' small, -it is true, but v one. quite ;
suitable to his needs, and absolutelr!
secluded from the posiihie- knowledge'
Of his friend's in the tfAy world, ' I
After leaving Captain Beaumont, he ,
had himself driven to the City. Alight-;
Mg in. front ora large Jeweller's, shop,!
'apparently with tile intention of pur.`";
thaeing sothething, he dismissed his
, ear; then when it had disappeared,
walked (thickly along: • the erowded
thOrouglifa4 for sante dista*e. At
list, leaking. round ;furtively -foe he
Was ever eautiotia....he dived into on:
et' the entrartees,:. in Lawrenee
Ltriles' and melinting: two • flights Of
„stairs -entered the- front rdotu. This
waii 'the bone, or, rather," pol.haps,
• and gazed.on its contents with twinkl,' ?sadist; of which. she was so inordilx=.
ing eyes; then, shutting it with
1401; he leaned back in his Chair, raba-.
bizig his 'Smooth fat hands over his ately fond. She seoffed,.bli 'erefore, at
any likelihood of Lord Standon's suit,
and flatly refused to believe a Word
' "What will ' bet 103144' do . for Meanwhile, Adriehlkes in a state of
them,"and when were those left? I
sh"Twatrteeilnit"atittilta, .sir. ..7.1 'Mit them Folfrndidncalide. hi'e:c:adadrecytee.L.anceedcilai:c:n:l.bniaiii:"
• saw 'her' last night and -by Heaven! restless excitement, for
made up for her Did you tliink the
counterfeit good 7" • ‘ . '
."Capital. 0,11,.. isn't it rich! That
old idiot Must have eyed -her Prendly;
gloating over his tamOue mOnds on
Itie 'Wert boat
"Nature...11yr he aeld• in tone*,
•eniet. .as he..could, melte them, "yon
would compare 'all •.'estetee with. hi
r-netvi" .
•••
•ii
, Ninth womanly intuition she saw Ide
meaning, but'did nob ,O110080 tik-dhsPe
• hie fillapiCkfiiii itifit then. Not tlifit,
.fibe Was a coquette or :flirt, for shel
loved this Malt With all theetrength otj
her being; but, on the ether hand, It*• :.
knew, or thbught • elle knew, his dis-'' •-
position Only POO. WOlit and she feared
to yield to her- natural inclinationa,
which were -to allow:hill) to. see ,that he
had enly to sneak, and she was reedy
and willing to hetet', Instead, there.
fete, she Merely paid lightly, .
"Yes, he Makes:4'004 laildlOrti, for
all he declaim to the contrary. Theni-
tee, Wheel 11. eaPitb)0' SOM."
"Like Jasper," put in her collipan- '
'ion, trying to keep ,his eyes away frera' '
her pretty,-viviciolts face,- ". . '
' • tady Constinee Was silent. • Howl. •
ever much* she might dislike land 4i -
.trust' Vermont, she never wepressedl...,
her opinion of him to Adrien. ,.. She: ,
• therefore turned the einhjeet quickly .
by inquiring after the next race.
• " 'The Brigades' --in two menthe!,
,fte,".he replied. . ' : •,
"The 'Ring" Will runpj mil:TWO".
. .
She asked, ' • - . . • . -,..
:. .. (To be continued):
yspeptics.. 'Shotild •
Avoid Drugs Ai
•• ediones .
• .
L11110 filakiesia fitis‘afi• .•
Some .people 'ilietinetiYely' shut Abele
• t night they wets a family party Ayes to filknger. awl it may, be that
The - inettnot, or custom" or habit causes 'dye -
of four; and Lady .Constance noticed
that her guardian's : roues m take drugs .„ patent food* and
n er wasttiyn.,, trinities, artificial digeotents, etc.
fra y more p eerfuL than was its.i ,olesling the eYee d0450 net banish.
' id bl h
Or
is it the . fine, grand sompauy that,runa • •
Away with the goldeii-eMinter3?. Well, --tho•-*e-re, m--r.A.ra,-ike'ph.--ttiwd. ri..;:irnt
iviiitt dri.,.e_ ,, e No more?"
.; ,, . ,,.. is vo Ir.inn. „bissonviitthritues . . .,. 4..i.r.,,,.., .N.,.....7,..,_,, : .,,....,.7...,00,, eang.i•va.:•nsue:,.ttdtbobreuedied:tnrigrnoeyier,,,tuaen,,d.dtwieihittemieht';..piet.retxttt:htioitoltivitet, acid In.. . .
hil• fiPli,er _ idiota7.-that; come to our
Cal•e,... take ' 'Care Rem ' . 1 ' the 14°11*
. vont' and that during:_" dinner, h
-.cr.?. even ,mora-affee.aon
:.Afterwards When the, old '
hio own apartments, opiititio7.:' rdvilaimbfiti 'eTvehreY:.'lameari.ealtivletinat 1:Qtraareni; ..-
n or .me nee , offsetta the power •`• ••
from po*lorntli. , ,,lio ,_ . Thirty 'per- cent. duo, 9 s"s . . w4ck. .14. 0. 11. g. lit 4'bi.. 7,1i7elid, toe.' hA'aadri.:netufornp. Llit.'"to'm 'o.... te 'outii...'. in the. : silver
.. ,. net be taken. arid all the time the vitt. ' '
, - ' • k
,. , - 't • - i 'Dleclo arid„chscovered that .th - ''' • . ''• ' emains .itr• the ;stoat- ach se ..dtIngerousi • .' •
4 ‘1..tc001(1'..Xibi. gat'animore,..iie,fthid •:•Ii -...t.. e:',..iii.te.a' ili;,:an,4,„iliat .,thci,,,,,d; ujce 114- ..,1W,zigr•rP,Mllu.,.....witht..;.:Mils.).1.P.2!ne.„..ltpe.., ( - :Physicians know • this .and t utt. is•Why .. -
Harker earnestly; "1 tried -tried hard
not give in until he threatened to go '''-war!* •' ' attention. ' - ' ' ' .. . • ' ' ' ' ' Ino*neeta''
. . I am . careful, sir, I. am careful, 4 ....4 iii• ' ' •••'1%. ' '1 1- ' ' ' . ' • ' •
o no .. ,In, ,-77,, •Mt --7, ore lamed,
luitur'.- ua..,'' taken 'Aid-,.• Alut... ..itakpat 'their advice:4;o- often- to autterers,.,trore - -
your druggist and take .a.
Imitetiale..tV.rahtlar : wiintiroi cent ,
se,,:tranetnatabioit . befor, ...her. The
.--indeed I Aid,'1 assure'you,' '''l Would rit°21°- novel;•.ind was devouring.4. With. th0 .:Irlavotta:'flriil
ounce of •.
.:t:7:„.84...),„0,,,,,,,a. ,ciff,Aces.;:ppos.. .4'iiic tiu.k. truth;„vbeir, Ye t . , i pie. . el 1 . _11, 0 t '.1' 0. t.!8-43.°': . ix° t t. , '1, et ..), . !hm at' I for He
1 °, 0 . ."0 tke‘ • dhe. sra cousin1cos014n.1;ami, ,:,a. 'i.,Chesterfield.illa4ad, i.eL e, ' r.eoun0e, I ne:-,,`. '. lie"terteap.eael:173:Pthtt:ita°. 1 hron islifole:::71. ,tt7rhmia:nu.hleisi. r: zae3'0, na.0.i.bieittni lei, p_ _van,. clui. • mn.f. ti)..0g..film".' nat..3ceoir.: .
though, of course, all ntoneYle.ridera ones'.
, . I do my' Pe”. st-to"'secure your in, him beside' h ' h
' ' lo without. ex axle ein the •
iaeldreZuyeoSti-kannotrYff,'Bree* 41n019Ykletdinut;)1.1efoyr". t,tewetee; i. heiie'' ., . . ,y.'k.:".:0.... ' !feta- ti leave down
to-morrow a sigh•° content..fl:.. ettst. pain •or unpleas.1111fiese afterward.
ve You. ou. e p. -„up ' - • -.,
Ciiiiital,:lliirker; hut take a et the handsome face of his only eauie.of fol,froti of indigestion lincler;Ving
net are welcomed, no matter what' Mockeries.
a moment to. langh. at the logical joke. Y she began in a Ulm of calm enquiry,. , •, :
"Who backs paper? Lord Standon. thelligerances I hOPe? Neiratlet".1:- Was,filled withan.insane •14•77011111311.1g..SP.ailll:,
get to tell'peopie that 'you *re ealY 'a to`deite her in his arms, and Cover her, • sy'..royal order the celebration of.*:,.
aOlhromdyy,„ie;ro,do',.i.ts phr,oetlty cl4rehP4not.,uort!b.eoh,i;, euberdtha e, that YOU are actin g or , face with lasses, but he restrained strlinr day has .been mad-a:ob. •
lrgitorf
others and strictly on the iastruetiell hiniself; though' he bent' hearer to her 1 1 ' ' -tier.: t 'Sit' • d, . l't . f..
•. . , .„
tt
s.tataisitrices,.?;r;,,,..1;a3 •_. '' given to You by them. the mOrexati . as he said in a loti•voio6: . '''' - ---. -,- " ',,::: gpoe.;... and tree -planting h to be oar-
til:Pfi'ilCor. taking assert it the More thie-Irthinkit, h I. .- "Yes, .° r,'"„fa:#1::'-going biiek to try and 'tied on upon a mare exteas4',e Peale
et .tlie . papers from tlia' heal). ' ' ; fakehoOd. „.. Keep it up, 'Harker, and :put iny '4:tura in better orderi MY theitheretotaia. '
on. his face. , . . ticyr, ... , ' ' • * . •" Seen to ,these. things 'before, 1.. ant "$,e,,. that man ever .theret Be is a .
"Oh, he* good' for ' reale than that;
.i.a.i-jdo-itikears;wriveritcahitn; ftwilatthric.e4 aetvilit,sen4. ;raises;
„ then,* well, you knew' I. keep my pro- I father has been Piffling me'•up up -quite,
i. • ...- ,
By the way, how 18 the littile 1 rightly, of eourse. I 4006 to . bre -. ; '' • f4he ,Needed Aid.
'Harker; but be `Cautious. Well, lend, As,„Ife,1 spoke the -name, „half !Torn- afraid 1 have-not been a 00d -ion WI bdziaia•stie -mutt, a windjammer hon...,
him,,aaother, ten. theusand;' b'ut. PIA on fully, change came
•oinvderiffIlleiroenttoloy;,etead,p:.vzpibelte.
i'him„4"ou do not she him ‘ery .eften, do'
Ilis face became 'Paler, if thia, were you?". said Lady • Constance,' : who ' l'-li
tity, a false alarm; and an enchnib.:,
five per cent ‘ Lords muat pay, to set '
drap; his kilfrar to a day how Often 'Adrien 'bad ' 2
brance ,of the earth!" ., `I
"Would you mind writing all that
the faShion'to coninsOnelfOlk. By the poosihio, his tad seemed to
way, Captain Beatiniont-=-." .
whole 'figure. .expresiive of deep- visited the Castle 'during the last d*wa
"Whose bills you instrileted me to • t, d t. 1. t.
k es ejec ion,. ear, Papp ica t W y in the world-
. or, me?
h
11 2. • • ft ' •
, in, .
lve rriontlis durin whit]) s e her-
cn , * g • 11 4 "He's.niyhtisliand: and I sbould
well, met. him yesterday •, "", girl.. ntlita-.a'ell; ;and, dee0Y- self had sighed for 1:13eliee* to use it on him 'S.ome time." • '" •
a
gr teful for -your kindness a he said, ifi1/440 he -ad d i‘i " •
bko
and 'promised to intertede for him With'
• rin e
. a ways ,
tvetti 'd •
ng ry seem to have Pe many engagements;
you, He laughed .harshly.' ."What „ 1118 11118. •
" and so she should be, young • bat now I am going to try a new mode
fan it poor.ilotl ' Ile shook my h A
lied and respectable. • If that soft- "My words?". ;echoed Lady Con- •
gratitude. Mr. Leroy will beat the
fine thing for her. Mar- of life -thanks to. your words." •
Wind with profuse expreasiona ,l'isseY'
renewal and you can let it runBeau-
hearted, simple i e husbando 'hers stance, In genuine surprise. I thought
.
,thinit's the ,second On, Lord. Danfoi d. knew all I know! Strange that I should you said uncle had ,been speaking to
is on his last legs,we can coni own and the heir wolitf
haY° dro ped on t her. and th t first you," • . , , •
irve another year'we
h'i'Ver-of-hers-dmvrriir thet•quieeplace. "Yes,a he 44,-rretd. ' "Blit'it Was
d
- ...I -I Strange, `wasn't it? . Now I daresay wilat you said to me during our ride
like kites. when the gallant aptinni they thought' 'they were as safe as at that decided me really -about the
. has the title and estate , Till then,.
'but sticlt Out for 'another the bottom of, tile sea. Didn t think tenant's, and all that." , . • '
''• •
• tWo.and-a.half per cent Make the the my
calves bleed, Harker; it will dcithent
we'll wait;
family, could behstaYing' at the cerrinlitints," Site said, smilingly., r
that Mr.. Jasper Vermont, friend of , "You must not listen to all
• "About that matter of the 1..3.71,th01.2'hl e(.1);37;•
Better th h
a- -a. naturally; and I cannot bear that they
an me good.'
• it S'arno hotel. T.T. • dug t•to have mar- em proud of the Ilarininster estates,
• I •
• • ?,, _ Ira n,e. e that. Seem, amiable r inferior to those of. eur
t ;young. artist, Weep thr•
tc
"Ehl, Wilson? dh, yes.- You got g;rocer, innocent. and unsuspecting, lets neighbci
eirititArtirffertai;
• iiSTiIt 'itNIG1.11/4rES A1 'f
BIZ ITI S puILT •
4N,J Have the' '•
Lardest
Saitrhi
thO • -I
citisit ft
4
Ph& TohtilfOirt Mititteto
Automatic tihrirek toh. v
4 „ •
•.
11 Lister Silos; Etasilago Cu terS,
.1 her have it all her own way, and be-ITh3 that ?".he inqaired quickly.
ves-hust-a-little7pa.rer-and-:white "wily7.I-Rird-"Butitddl course,"
,than, tile angels.• 'Clever...little 'thing, was the :calm •reply, • ,
LuCY. Makes him think she 'loves : Ile skirted at the ,Sound, of thi naine
WM, I daresay.” • •• of one he deemed bis rivid. The
I "My poor ,child loves her husband jeralous .blood rushed to his face, and
• better than her oivn life, sir," breath- , ' • •, •
ed the father. "She is so happy, they •'
Jove each 'other so; and she is mY Own -
flesh and bt�od.. Forget -that aecaried
ufght•and the,devil that 10 Jieetra..
POrget that she is anything but the
wifeof an honest Man. Have mercy
on her, sir."
• "Well, Harker, I am all
Morey.
Do your dtity by n find
I WOltrif go dotirn. to tO11thc story efthat17
! night -to Lucy !s good, trusting hus-
• band. • Btit <Ion% ask me to forget,
• iny good follow, for that's folly: I
revel; forget!"
!Mink ten, sir, thok •you,' Hit.
ker said, wiping the perspiration
frorh his brow. "1 will do my duty
and ;:verit• day and night in your ht-
torests if you Will only spare my child
one false step.' •
• Mr, Jasper Vermont leaned back in
'iii chair; and regarded bis servant's
agaation with quiet am asement for it
Threshets, Spraticrs, Mi ern, .1 rew mintabs; then lie gathered all the
irt ziedkic tigkt Plants, lvIelotte i1 papers' together, put them away in his
4 :• Cream Sopnrafors.- •
8 THE i,ISTER
GADO
!1::,' 1,to fie price
o our famous
rin4ci, Outfit
c ..1-1Sie Ai
,
11 EpHint ad 'a
11
9W Lieter
Grittder,- •
1
Wate tor Corolopo abdipt
Itlal STElets• Col Litrat 0 ci
m 'mu 0 NT°
—
desk, and dismissed •Mr. Harker with
a riod, saying:
'Yoir can go new. Don't ftirgeb the
LereY paper, renew Beaumont, • but
t ell .up that artist -Beanie to -the last'
stick aed stone, Parasites earl bite
as well as cling, IVir. Wileon."
•
•
TO END' CATARMIAL
DtAFNPSS,4,SD HEAP
:iNoiSk44
• , If you hare Catarrhal Deafness
or ,head moises go to your •clrug-
• gist and get 1 ounce of Parmitit
(double strength), and add to it.i
• pint oE hot water and 4 ounces. of,
• granulatdd sugar.. Take 1, table-
- spoonful four timeS a day.
This will often, bring quick re-
lief from • the distressing head
noises. Clogged, noittritts • should
open, breathing become esti, and
• the •rtiueus stop • dropping into
the throat. It is easy to prepare,
• costs •littlo' and • is pleasant 'to
rthe who has, (mum.
rhal • Deafness or• hrAtd no1s• W1
should give this prescription ' a
trial. • • . •
for frobqgga!is pitid Orio!lis:hoei
. Our specialties ate
tOBOGGAistS,
C u sla to ri a , Snow-
ohoes, Snowahee
_lieu. _Skis._ SU hap
M:soOk,6-9s•ti:S bar
Ii -
•
We sha11 be pleased to mall Our tat:Liege° ou.,reatioat:
Cartaltati TohOggati MiOlufa,CtUrilig fomilarayo
_4j8 ONTARIO ST. -EASl QN'rREpL, QUE. ..•
, 0nA1Tnn xtv. •
.• -
The atternoon felloWing the 'iltdd
the Castle guests returned ;to town,
Lord Staedon amongst 'them, end as'
thatlight.Ifettted gentleman depart.
ed without Makieg any formal prc4
'posal for„the heed .of lila young ward,
Lord Barminster was greetik puzzkd,
.• All that clear he had watched Lady .
col Rs
.41111Illg IMO MVO 11
tt' SHOES ,NEAT,
Or -0.04A,0k 4„.(6..1-1AMILION,