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BY MRS. MARY E, HOLES-
Aitthor of "A. Woman's Love," The Wife's Secret," '(A Heartlears.
WPrnan,» "Her Fatal Sin,'" "A Wife's INErilk'
• 434 Desperate Woman,"
i X0*.0• oggcY,,0*•FY$•!”. $(.!ap6>
Would he never treat her with aught
'but contempt?
Blit in'ettenee brought her such 'no o in her path,
t a
,rya
no one Was about. and • she could.' `net
Pees down. for Ceuta Tura stood right
agony. of humiliation its almost to banish "Ulanroiads!" he repcitted.with it start,
• "the thrill of gladness that, do what she i'or the !irk time be noticed ,her. jewels;
• coat&, would steal into her heart when they hod eseaued ' him; it was her •
'atom lout. radiant scatty as a whore that lute sole-
more- nioree than ct'cr She was (IGS- ('d his eye. "So," he Kahl slimly. "Yen
terained it trust enol. weefr the ' etelirbrnted Darrell gyrus' hi -
'.She would seen: another life, nod, per- night, cotiut(ss,w; roti would be geed Well'
haps, in the. 'future have enntentnn'nt. for a r(ibbcn•,"
sind'i)teace. IC not ]lapiiinese, Alice ianglied•nervonsly, but she was
Davi, come In after 0 While, and •loves thankful ttutt the passion had •1-1}C%l: 40t
hill of the grand preparations for the of his eyes. and she said lightly:
• •• I4nner that were in progress. "Yes. but I ant afraid of no robbt('4."
";all the grand folk for miles mud "Women nye always brave," the (•stint
• are t'(nring, lay lady," 'she declared. observed,, glancing naw nt the spatkliug
''(I',adv Darrell sent messengers en ho s"- gents with a keen, curious loots; *lint
"melt to all the houses, and they were I (loll t mind eufrssang that, man (ie t
' delighted to conte:. You see there'„ 'Own nal, I should not care to sleep in n r•cirn
' so mtwh exeiteuent bot 'the Ctu''tie, with those world famous ;jewels. i s''a lel.
lately first tenor (;nptain Rime b(': 4e` expert to here very uneettled slumbers."
murdered. and then the earl ntar'mylitt;, "I have never tried it!" Atlee Stu-.
'Owl or emu* all the Falk wnut to see swere(l, still lightly, though site hinged
what his bride is like, ns of course-- e" to get away front, this man: "but' I
"1 tmeleratancl. Davis," :Mike wti,i
• •amentia-, as the woman stopped, c11Ve'r0r1
"{with, confusion, "they want to see bow
clii antler Therrn's niece Pierre the conn- i
-fess.! It is naturnir"
"(7h. my lady, forgive me, but 1 esti t••
heli) it,. You afli't anything lean cbtpl-'
tees. I'll swear. 'there roust be some 1
rijbdake about it. You ain't like termer•
folks are: YOU are a laxly horn --I ani j
Sure on it—we All say so." • 1
-41lce's fnee flushed:
e "A. lady born!" i:he said to hersel".
'Oh, if filet could only be true --that 1:
aright be his venni, whit 11npp'neee i.t
• Irnitlii be: :co, Davis," she answered
Ytlatul; "it is Il ut'too true. I ass tate
•e'npntess now. but •I was Pa1'iaer
•Brown's niece, and people won't forget
'it,"
"Thev'II call you a queen when they-
. see yen to -night." Davis cried c nthnritt.
#leanly.
.She was ,draping the dither -gown as
she strike, Alice for once (lcterin ted.•
•t(' shine. She 011080 a most bettntirml
" 'robe of ;,Teaming white sattin: in this,
fitting her grttrecfttl rounded form to p 1-•
rection. she. scarcely knew herself ns
esb' t:ltllire(1 -in the mirror.
}ler glorious golden.hOIr was gathered
in one great knot et the hack. of her
Mend, her deliente throat and reek i'o"e
..% ant••the kat eeet-tike 1 8l'11n ii;: thele
• 7rn1-.ty, She drew On n • pair. of long
•t•l:.'te gloves. and then prepared to tie-
soend, when a ten came. tit the. door
.lend :t fortmnn stood disclosed. herr''ng
ii ease and a message front the Dow -
eager Lally Darrell, begging . her ''OU's
`1N -Oe • to. don the Darrell diamonds to -
.night, and to keen them in the future.
Alice iraiteri. till the man had gone,
.then 'hesitated. •
. ,Should 'she wear these gems!
.Whitt - right 'hurl she, •the low -born
• Girl. to nut them on—iewcls thn.t a race
-of patrietan woman had worn for yeirs?
Davis ilntocke(1 the ease. and drew
emit the glittering nrnatnents 'with slight
shrieks of admiration.
Vie my Indy, yon roust put them
...our she ('fled excitedly.
• -Alice hesitated no longer,
• She Was the,. enr!'s wife, , and trite
-sitistrees of all he uonetl.
A something thrilled. through her- as
the maid rimmed the magnificent neek-
litce mind her tltt'oat—a feeling that
4tlie 3i ad's et had been tree -that
;,she had the .right•, to weiir . old honored
-Sew 's, not its his . wife' :oils', but
-througri her birth.
Davis placed the diadem on the wavy.
•golden locks. ciasped • the' gleaming
brace E'ts en the rounded arms,. then
atoocl and looked • nt her. mistress in
• silence. • • •
'She could find. no .words to' express
°.- -tier ndrriirationerind. nater it brief glance•
•ut her ewe reflection, Alice disiit1ssed
tlhe good -natured woman : and teiliaincel
-,alone.
She. *teed for many minutes gather -
Ing art all her coinage. for she felt;'site
•Sliould Treed it: then, slowly opening -her
'doom, she'walked down: the. e"airi,lur•.
'1(iokiug. in her trailing white'.robes and
tvlisteuiut, Jewels, 'indeed . a t'ery. green
-'of tattiest' awl beauty; ' • '
At the top Of the great staircase shite
'felt the a samerme 11'its near bri, rind,
' turtling., stew Count ,hire, Itis eyes burn-
ing frith' the passim she had %spired
•:in his henrt.
. "Yon itre divine•-snperbl" he mnr-
enttired, "These old halls. have seen no
Om* is eotupare with you, my Lady Ilar-
,Tell. " •
Alice smiled faintly. She did net
%Aln(let'`lta011 the trtte lneameilti; of his
:gees, yet she had a nerwons dread of
• 'this tarn, (incl felt he was dangerous, -
"Yon are flattering ale, Coalat Tarn,"
*she answered :t little coldly.
"Flatter yout Ali, Lady Darrell, you
►. ttdge 114<' harshly, I hive* never seen
life or holmium till I- beheld yon."
)10 se'lreely knew what he said, Ito
•dttath1'alled -were his senates by 1148 pas'
( 1144 ant her beams+.
"You are attracted by the diamonds,
-.not me," ?Slice said hurriedly, feeling
.at greater dread than ever steal over het,
The hall 'vas quite deserted; 'she
*Atked for a. s:limnse of a servant, but
shall do so to -night for the first time.
I will let a'ou know to -morrow whether
ley slumbers were disturbed; I don't
think I alit eery.nnncih afraid. And now
count, it is getting late; will you pardon
tae. --I roust go."
The count bowed and stood aeltle.
then leaned over the oak lnrlirsttad0, and
watched the dainty figure glide down.
"To -night!" he muttered; „ "to -night.
she said. It's well, Pant email, out hr -
on;.(' • 1310 of Irl:tyy,ng atilt not Wreathe:.
And yet hots' falx, how beautiful 8'11'
(s! What are d:nn1onds to such novel''
r.(•8s ae hors? If elle were but free, if T
01 old but. classp her in m$ arms, .and
meets my lips to hers! Pshnw! I :int
raying -•it cell never he!! •George, old
fellow, wake np. remember you• halve
work to do to=night."
Alice., I((h 8 d on to the g) c't t salon,
'l'h0 ('.inn Wats empty ars she entered it;
she' was ekrly, lint her courage, inste0t1
of *hiking, rose higher and higher. as.
she walked through the brilliantly light-
en apartment, and caught the refee'ti!)n
of her benutiful form in the Horny m,'r-
r'urs.
She was standing by the fireplace
When the earl 0(17110 1114 her barn: •Wats
111:111t41. :711111 seeing only e. slender, grace
fill form. he hurried ftp to it. He eer-
' c ti n •lovely boLupMAeflow'ers 1g:
s
'Iti(• a•
• "Valerie,"
he. said, in Tow, 'passionute
tones, "Pham kept my promise; •$ierre
:are your florets, Lady -Dorrell, yon'!"
he ex':Iaituodl, ns -Alice turnedslowly
and fate('d 'hint. • Then almost involun-
tarily he nturmnred, "Ilow beautiful
.von are! Let me congratulate you! Teal
wiil indeed' win nil hearts to -right!"' •
,'Thank you," Alice answered quite
Composedly, though her own 'heart was
beating wildly. What a t-hauagce had
e(,nte into his voice. The ; frsst words.
}Mil been love -laden, but . the . next
breathed only compliments.
trust I inn to your ' satisfaction.
You with to. find Miss Boss—she is not
yet conte 'down," 4.
The earl flushed again; that stranZ•e
fesrination that Alike seemed to exec• ise
over Trim came into his mind once more.
"1 brought her some flowers,". he' ob-
served confusedly; "she always likes
them."
"Flowers such ea those are worth lik-
ing," returned the young county -es, see -
hie his confusion, and natying him. "t
never saw so,•many beautiful plants till
I came here,"
"Our hothouses are considered very
fi'nc—tree must go over them together,"
cased Itoy, forgetting, all about Valerie
and the' bouquet. and .gazing itt his lovely
young wife with a new sensation •in h's
breast, •
Alice's eves drooped, she did not n'F,sh
hurt to.notice her asiitation.. -
",I am afraid it would be too mobil
trouble, my- lord," • she said, tm'nrng
from him, end forcing herself to speak
eolrl'tr, i
"'1'imuhle- oh, not Tell the atilt 'hour
You will be free tomorrow nett I nln .nt
your service."
Alice felt a thrill of estonishnu'nt that
•melted into a ine lmtt of perfect bliss,
"i: am free all day," she mutmtnred,
"'Tien We can--:---"
The earl got no farther, for two peo-
Vie entered the meal at this instant,
They were Count ,Tura and Valerie,
gorgeous in crimson satin and her rubies
and dhtinottls. •
Req watchecl.his wife approach Count
Jura with geiteeful 01480, and as he saw
the flash of possionnte Cove in the. other
math's eyes ire felt a sudden eetuo1atioit aR
his heart ,of andel'—so treat it almost
pained hitt,
Wlaat was it? Ciould it he that Itoy,
Marl of Darrell, was growing je14101,s
of his tow-bodtt wife.
Alice saw nothing of his expression,
blit she saw 'Valerie standing neer Male
the bouquet in iter Irnnels,
"I have bee11 trying to • console Yny
husband, AEss Ross," site 'salol, 1n her'
clear, street voice, "but he wottld not
be consoled. YOU VIVO late to dnd»'f
your promised gift of flowers."
The earl -bit his, lip and walked array,
A asutldcn swish came to hila that 'Valerie
seemed to be felling ?flap h1rt eye's. Ile:
i;leper'i1 from Valerie's handsome ince,
t1-I.h its hard, I'tss:osmate look, to. 4U'e'" e
sweet, lovely t'tlinrteil4llee lit with we.
1n,tn11' tnlulaviies and wsitlen0se, told
his wife's pleased Idnl the most. Ilei•
1'earilkl. ton, astt,lis11ec1 yet gratified
in'l(1", ' and um:ousel:owls his heart
:ame h'•1 as he pletured her triumph,
Valerie, (lulek to recd bis clear, holi-
est rave, read these .thoughits,anti elle
was nultltlened ahuost to frena', ,'Ince
;ta'n's appearance, ' her .eo<itee.'ss, wore
y)!s(4L('d darts to • Valerie's blit lite()
i'eue^t, and site vowed to be re1;('nged
awl hi 11b1180 the low -born wife .et I2'iy
1 lalrrell,
(m.A VTine `'111.
crowd of guests streaming in
Wit the 041-1 tive11' ocetUried,
He stood' nt the head of the salon, the
slight form. It white stain aria diamonds
teed(lie Mitt. •
To all stud enett Alice gave her sweet
suialo an(1 gentle word; no trace of feat'
or awkwardness uveas 121 her tlontenteor,
lavet2'olie was amazed.
They 11a conso filled with a wild
4nrinsity. to See the fai'w'fiirl who had
So suddenly and strangely hexon(: a
ec nutexs, and inlstcad of beahold?ng .t
804S01 ot: terrible social blunders pee-
Pta'uled by a st:ar(ly dairy -mold, they
sash uothing' but at lovely pntrieian gids
Whoete Outvote :tea woaadeoals beauty
eelleseir even ;hiss Valerie .Ross, long
considered the goddess of all loveliness
by the Falk around the'Cai.tle.'
• Front her chair, Lady Darrel! nottred
their iista(r'shluent; and felt that she
sy'ntp<thisecl with it. •IIer heart woke
from the b:tteer ci:seppointniept that hnd
lived 10 it ever since the' day She keret
of her 1eon'$ •mi r:ege, to admire most
genuinely the fitlr voting wife,
• "Where does elle got her mermen'?"
she tnn180cl to he.•self. "Site is patrician
from ]lend to foot. Boy has aro need of
shame to -night; his wife has achieved a
811410088."
'then she ighed h little es her eyes
wree erel to a. taeii. etneay fern), (04
(' le 1-r ,1c(1.1n nun 111-'1- •,L;tr4' rt't::e.s acrd
1.4-atie tide' ((Uirerc,l Ilk( jewelled dew-
cle
"Pelee \';iter'"'" .ehe' n,a''1 to 1r; 4 11-.
"le it only mail have been! 1 :un woe
she lovee 1103' now, whattete' het feel-
ings raven? before 'Li`ustece died. She,
too, would have made a proud 001:144018
to -night. Yet this feel holds her own."
At Inst nil the guests were assemb'eil
the testimonial was handed to the earl.
atu'1
4iiin01' was ttnnonneed.
Alae, found herself led by Sir Itober_•t
Corlyl0, Mid smiled 0nee or twice to
• herself ns she read the ao'ndrntiou and
a 131870ment en his face.
'rhe (:iunt'r proved long and tedious to
her, though not to the majority, for
ilic'y site heartily.
• Al:re had more plt'nsln•ee , in ]Hohn,
rtt nil the rr'ouderful gold nn(1 silver or
uanx ntss•elipe. 'olrlets, 'dishes and, yeses
thnt steed on .the ethic. -
It • t•a, n glanepi(e 0f fairyland to her,
sad '.the earl, glancing from his sett
at the far end of the room. watched her
bright look of ndntirntion, and felt
again that new sensation which was
growing stronger and stronger ;in his
heart.
Dinner over. the ladies W ith(lrei', and
:\lien.• found her. time 080(tpietl in eh:.t-
ttug with all the great dimes, _whose
faces she ,recollected from seeing them
in their (aat,riages dnsltiiig • anion; to
Nestiev' town.
\'alei'ie had said little all the evening;
but ,site was thinking the aleft,`. flew
hate for Alice load grow_ n to -night to
passion: the truth that Itoy was grade-'
Wily becoming interested -any,, attrncael
by his wife, lashed her to madness. It
iwns indeed iwonto.lt against woman.
•Ludy Darrell was right,, Valerie loved
Itoy now with all the power of • :her
heart: not as • she,11nd worshipped ram -
Mee Rivers, bn: withet great passion of
gennaac affeet'ion aria tenderness she
land been living in a dream .these two
dogs Hast.
She felt Semite in :Roy's love,. and
thought of Aliee only ns a cloud on the
horizon of 'her hnppinecs; but now. she
Ives Indeed liiiff; }ti dreciitlnnd:
Itoy's eyes all this ntgdtt' hnd rested
on • leis wife; n dawn of something neer
alta •• suc]h 'as had. never rosite for. her,
appeared on his face, and. Viih tle 'saw
that once agitin her happiness would be
wrecked.
She had as yet no • phtn;'she knew not
.'what or how she meant to x10 it: but rate
swore to 'herself that before natty (Nye
the ctrl should be ef%ectunlly separated
tram his wife, my Lady Alice, and tarn
to her.
• The sure coating in front the smoking-
wont
mokin;
wont distueb4(I her thoughts.
Lord I(a(litl1' lntrried tip to. Alice.
"Countess " he exclaimed, ':how beau
Will year look to•liig1iti I could not ap-
proach you before dinner, you were eo
enrroundc(1, The pale cheeks pro<Thced
by the ghost ]are quite disalapeet<'ed."
'" 1lmst!" leit4atted Count Tomas who
hnd strolled up to Alice also; "have you
boon frightened to -day, eountess?"
"Yves," Lord Decline went on; "eve
rode over to the abbey ruins, you know,
ihe:s morning, and es We • were abaft to
ntnttltt the 1'em(t;ns of the tower, Lady
Darrell turned denthly White, tittered a
slight exclamation. and iced batik to the
ntf'. Wiles I taxed Iter with a?keirlg at
ghost, she declared stall to be' the case."
:hire line i towtt p 1e during this
sPeee 1, She hnd looked np and stet the
game of '4 nietie's eyes beething with
their passim M -bete, and there was
such a resemblance nt theft blatant to
the s1119ter farce' of Paul Iters, that ih4
felt again the dread that had athrtekctltl
her in tate mine,
Count :Turn wntelta(i her (leeks'
many extensive end very rich velleyrr.
The Canterbury Plain in the South
island is Over 100 tniirs In length.,
tow is all comparatively level. maga,
a4 prov''inee.at tt (# seatll, has much
broken land and is admirably'
adopted to sheep farming.. Must of
New Zealand; grain Earp ii 1p'own ire
Otago. Tt,e best oats I ever stn in
Ontario acoukt be completely in the
shade beside the average of what 1:
saw hare, 40 111E been;,; the Standard
bushel. Grego is else the principal
cheese producting dlstril!t of New .
Z:alanl,• lots (,x fatttories handling
.over three thousand gallons of ti8ilk
tt day and perhaps non having Inure
than fifty or sixty suppliers.. know
of one butter fatetory there which;
inert over tarty skimming stations, 1
and snakes four totive toes of butter'
a (lacy during the summer season,
The •Canserbury, district is wore;
for sheep farming, some ranches
halving thirty thousand or over and
dawn, to three thousand.
The North 1810)1d., is more for het.
tor, The Tarattnttkl (listriet 'i9 000-
sidered, the greatest in the world, the
output being about fifty tons a days„
and it is not a very large district I
either, perhaps half the size .of the'
county vt1 Duron. 1' arther north it
is consicierabte warmer and is well
adapted to fruit growing, oranges,
bananas, lemons and such lute
flourishing to perfection.
The Guv'ernulent; of New Zealand
is known as at progressive one, the j
Liberal Party being in power at
present with Sir R, J. Siddon as'
Premier. The uuvernnrent own
and control the railways, the' postal,
telegraph and telephone. Though
the fatter is much, handier and
cheaperthan in Ontario; their eail-
roa(! rr.ste•tti is vert' itiprrii et, all •
liiteti h('itlg narrow s'a'lt;(' a,4 It nt•tint.
111,',1 N, 44'4114( 14 haV(` been ,'fa'1(nti 1-1 llie
'right, 40 4u V'rtr and iaa(t.14' .l(44 (,)1(1 As.;.:
PoeitNiuiis ilii' !lite ►igen pssseat but, as '
not to become ta. per:uaueut measure
for three years. Each district Hats
local option in regard to the liquor
traffic,
1 might also.add that the Govern.
ment controls an • insurance office.
Education is free and ealnpulsory.
School teachers are engaged and
paid by the Edueation Board, pot by
the; school seetions' as in Ontario.
The Board has eantrol.of a district
as large or larger than a county.
Yours truly,
Auge. T.,
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Pills were thbitght of.
Their phenomenal success in all parts of
' the world, as well as In Canada, has
brought forth many imitations.
Take nothing that has a name that looks
or sounds Iike I) -0 -A -N-'8.
Always ask for D -0 -A -N -'S Kidney
Pills -the pills that quickly and
thoroughly cure all kinds of Kidney
ills after other remedies fail.
I
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Sewer and
Culvert Pipes
,hilt Wise* front 4 In. to 24 in. Mao
C(inn eotr oils.
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CO.'i60 (-2 ADLt.A1DE St. E., s .
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TIE TIMES
'PHONE 4.
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ONE GIVES RELIEF
en
for
WINGHA
a Dollar
Medicine
until you have tried
You can buy t em in the paper 5 -cent cartons
Ten Tabules for Five Cents.
1130 111004 le put up ehespli to gratify thea tnaheset present domead for n low Tele e.
If you don't find this sort of •
Ripans Tabules
At the Drtiggst's
Send 1i`'iie Cents to THE Rtt4N8 Ctraarta .t COMPANY, inn. MI
Sprats 5t., New York, and they will be ton: to you by tool; fir
I2 cartons will be mailed for 48 cents. V. chances ate tet, tie
Ate that Ripatis Tabults 'ate the very meds i:te Mott 'need
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