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BY ADELINE SERGEANT.
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CHAPTER YI•.
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THE
TELE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, MARCH 2G, 1886. '
hsb.t cit elimpima iA held tar Ma little of pearls --a Royal gift of one of her lair "Is there anything were beautiful
stile maniere .. did the younger meso euctrcied her standar thou (need/ship r mid Lady Lilies, calm
burs ..1 the featly. It was only Lord thrust. elle wore nu other urtu►meut, 1y and dreamily, ss if she wished W ciao-
Moires who did the great Jour by pre. but she looked as u she might have &der the matter from a Lowell 661 :rust
feres.oa graced a Court ball by her premed point of view.
The wormed hall was s long. narrow 8h. hesitated a tsuweut, and Lb. color "Surely love is store beautiful than
rooms. liebtwl os troth ones by windows flashed Imt.. her face as her .yes tray./ friendship," tatlteest.d Mr. Duuglaq
rather high "s the wall. At each Esta led put her her betide, to the yuusg enulustog with his other hand the tiny
gree outlet..( does id respectively to orae who 1ulkiwed bum. fingers which lay so coufiJtultly its has
"You have come at last i" she said, ewes
Molding out her he..d with • salt. She "Is its I really drat know.. :the
was more self-poss.wd than Barbs, was demure soon'', but there was the
whose power of speech ssemed to desert suspici m of a thieving Guile at the ouro-
him ter a teuasst H. took bar stand, ere of her mouth. Site had been anaiuus
and held it longer and more slowly than about him fur marry hours ; she had cried
the laws of etiquette prescribed In with retitle a when her bloater had fur -
looking into her sweet eyes be forgot l.&Jd.0 her io go out of doors that after•
everything but bis delight in her pew- noon tri the culd bleak wind. She had
erase, and his lunging to take her int.' wrung her hands with terror and dismay
hie own arms and hold her there against wh.0 she heard of the disaster to his
all the world. But Lord Morroe's pros- bones ; hest whoa he was in her Mown**
.res restraiad his. Curd Morvan s she could not forget tbst she was a wo-
w/Ace, cool. clear, ly courteous, mien and that he *u • mac, and that it
recalled him to human. was her pert to oowmaud and his to sue
"You have heard the raison of our fur favors. They were playing a bit of
detention, ne doubt, lilts' l ' ha said. light condi after all, end they both
"I am exceedingly sorry to be so late. knew et ; and as long se she could wiaio•
Mr. Douglas's bone- -- " Ilia the tight c needy time she felt her -
"Oh, your poor 'wow 1 I saw ase self safe. It was a mode of self defence.
Mid Lady Lilies, for ease „ Verne broke dews the berries*. A
her ItsF,lh.r without scruple. "sad um different tone came *eddiely into her
puleively both bands to rate ; a new light into her eyes.
Beetle's clasp. "Is it really true 1 Is the "Lilies," he said. "don't play with rite
house burned down?" jut nuw. II you don't lore me I shall
"By tomorrow morning," said Bertin wish that the ruins of the old house you -
with a grays smile, "I.zpeet it will b. der had fallen citron me too. 1 came
turned to the ground." home to find you. That was alt. Don't
"Oh, no ! Not really Y" ? you remember what you premised no be -
"Really lied truly." fun I went away 7 Du yeu not urdsr-
"Aad you will ban so hale? Just staod i
when you on a back from India too ! Light comedy was all very well in its
It in yery sed," The girl's pensive eyes way, but at that moment it would hive
filled with tsars as she raised them to her been out of plate. Lady Liles looked
lovers face: up with lips trembling and Byres shining
"Yoe are in a draught, Lilies," mid through happy, unshed tears.
Lord Morten, hastily. "Allow me." "i understand," she said ; I remota-
Ile passed her, and held open the bet.'.
drawing -room dears Lilies recollected "Yoe remensber," asid Bettie. "that
herself, blushed vividly, and withdrew you poretsed in., that when 1 came home
her hands, I am grateful to Tye for your again—den it I were old and gray --and
sympathy," Bettis said softly. It was all then he could not help smiling, and Lil-
that he had time to say before her las laughed and hung her lased—"that
¢miter's look of expectation compelled yeu would ask me s question, and that
Lady Lilies to enter the laaipit little questiuo was—'
"t)h, don't go on, Bettie,'. said Lady
Lilies quickly. Bertie's arts was ar'und
her want by this time, and her head was
very neer his shoulder.
"I:ut I most go on. You must w-
orm what you promised," said Bettie
bbd whimsically, half earnestly. "Don't
you the question 1 "Han
you been true to your word, Beetle Y
That was what reel were to ask me, you
kAwe."
"I was such a child ; I did not know
what I was doing," said LiPss, with coy
mode.
"Out you know now," said Bettie, isai
a c.waine whisper. • "Say it, Lilac --
'have you been true to relit word r'
°Lilies's head dropped fur a moment,
then she raised her eyes to his face and
a sort of sweet crept into
thein as the looked
'Have you been true to your word,
Bente T' she said softly.
"Indeed I hate, my darling. True to
my word, and true to you, as I hare
been and always rytl be all the days of
my life."
She let him press his lips passionately
to hers, then she withdrew herself a lit-
tle from his encircling arm. Bettie
thought that he had never seen her look
so beautiful. There masa mss lush on
her fair cheeks, a heppy light in her
eyes, a smile lingering ugon her sweet,
curved lips. He tried to take her hand
again, tut she shook her head. "You
must nut," she said /..(thy. '•Supp
were to clam -suppose Murven
rue .sat ..sJ west sides of the hued,
eueupted cb.eiy to the picture gallery,
the .raaery, and other lift* used por-
p..Y . f the building, which were thrown
Mssewhile, Lord Morten acc.mpawted eves t.. the pub to once x twaes a week;
Bertie to Woven Towers. The drive b .t the laivr.t aid most bal.atable rooms
thither was set a lively was. w aro uu abs r ulb ado, and it esu
It may eddy be imaginal that Beetle thither Lk.. Led IMurvsn conducted his
was sot in • mood for a.uv.resti.w, sad guest irwnedietely mem entente( the
Lard Konen seldom troubled himself o• h cam
talk k' young moo. He etas s reserved. Outs .d the Sari's five 'equities was
silent Gua, end his icy mangier did not erbeU.er Mettles would like to goat Dose
teed to prompt. pleasant i be- to ha...0 memoand be put under the
tweed himself end his care of D•..w r Aire, the Earl's friend,
The Towers stood oa a rooky ewiueucal bhr.ri•u. and pbyatcias, who resided in
Leeds • yellow, brawling little etr.ant, the *weer But this offer was ems whish
which toahted noisily ever boulders and ta.atie reselisesty datelined. He was
between steep rowan hoaxed banks ui, afraid .( admen a single chases of seeing
its way from the hills to the valley cit L es. What were fatigue sod illness
did the tows of Gleobervue is situated. t•' a moo .h.. had not w a his lady •love
The site of the building was* ba.a,ifel for a vi..pige of years or more 1 Bettie
ate. It ruse tido them/remit rata deer seteued Ute .
wall of rook, to which a few tight-liib.d Lord Morino gave him a singularly
s.h trees sad elitebisg plants lent' a uneasy In..k wheu the young man aide
,meaty samisuer Ounetsg. fn•gs deeds- h.a d.oa.iw. known Possibly he sta-
dews al the castle one&told look straight paned his motive, whish. w* need
down into the waters, as they whirled hardly say. Rini. .111 not express in
pest, turbid and yenew rat the Oosd, with wends.
deep black peels here and there amongst "Y..o are sere that yoo will fes) no Ill
the boulders, and fierce foaming leaps *Eget* truee your ea.rtiuo l•' he said,
'.pr the stones. Then was as old to p..l(.efy
dibles ot motivated galleries sad chase- "Thank you, stone et all," was genie's
hats in the solid rook beteg the house. reedy misponme
A hole was still pointed est which was And thea tie followed his host through
.ala to have coos been a window or a the dour which led to the western c,rri-
de/sr overinoltingg tke river. but lie sew dor.
Persons who hod ever oligsbed sp there This ourr:dur was a great feature in
reported that it wee filled with rubbish th. buteiag It ns around tbe three
and disked by oeeepar'a sod baron. As sides between the various rooms opening
the slurp went. a former bed of Malmo trete it. It was very wide, and the walls
Towers had once thrown hisenesy down were sine et covered by greet paintings
frogs this outlet 1a the rack—stews to or trophies of arena and ouriveities,whioh
tM river, ethers It a budy hadb.ew cradled gs drit look almost like the gallery of a
ly the boulders, sod final', burse aus) me erste. Berg rensecnberd that cat-
ty Ls. rapid current to the do But the Agog lingly well In his early
Earl who had wrought this mischief we 'boyhood it had been a apleodid place for
afterwards stricken with reamed; be sew tslaesi.ing tames with Beatrice and Voles;
starve visions, aaa heard straogesouada later on it had ham the scene of many"
at sight , finally he oast himself into the dreamy talk, ot many a half whispered
.ver from the undue in the tool, and oinuuftatioa, et luny a glance and word
was found dead otic morning apt iia fent. between the imp sod girl, leaving s stove
Ret this was only one cit essay .trump .11l ( 1.s mind which he thuuzht
aeries which were connected with Moo that tie weer oculi forget. She had
vee Towers • 4 hems lord whoa be saw her
•
Th. river ran on the /Doth side of the Int ; she would be nearly nineteen now,
tied be was
t
...g wasLthechief
n o entrance, tside of o which a for Lord Moen an'd �ld iMr.rLocknot
broad carriage drive wound by • t.entir hart'. will, Bertie thouvht 13rnies change of dress did not Oke
*sestet between grassy alopiutt stretches that he Wright marry her tomorrow- hong 'tis accoaplish, in spite . f the [act
of park land. The grounds eater:I d east always providing that she did not ohjec•.
and west of the castle on the rorthsre And be did not fa..cy that Lilies would
aide of the nose The !Otte town .4 object. He was not a fatuously con-
(.leabsrvte ly in • helow on the south- lotted ywuue man, but it did not trona
ern side • mile further down It was a_ hie mind that bliss might have changed
white, clean looking little place, famous hare
'or a ynagoiflcent atone held.* over the The onrridor was dimly lighted, the
river, which hires spreads itself widely one Monate poorded his gooot without
•
room when she hal been speuding -the
evening alone.
Here, however, Bertie was not allow -
tad to linger. Lord Moreeu conducted
him to the rams which has been pre-
pared for bra, and then retired to his
Dinner would be served in half an hoar,
and Kr. Douglas' man was already in
stteodante with his master's meeuiae
clothes. Lord Konen had decided that
then was mouse is waiting longer fur
Beatrice and Mr. Lockhart.
across a reach of pebbly ah.rw With a word. Their footsteps made to sound
this plate. however, Lard Mureea had u on the strip of soft and richly-tioted car-
tettle to do as possible. He was not fond pet laid doer. the centre of the wk a...r-
of mixing with men whom he styled his d corridor ; but some instinct must have
"inferiors," and be rather valued him- add Lilian that they were coming. The
self on the foot that h. aa. uup.pelar rush ..f the river, swollen by recant ram,
with thea. IAe was something of a .tis wuu:d have effectually prevented her
deet, sad liked w aerie» f in hie from hoarier the arrived of the merino ;
"'WY; h. was de,ut.d to art, sad dab- and yet at that very moment she opened
bled slightly in science from time to time, the door of the room to which ate hid
b1M bs was no 'Purism". h. did not been sitting, and ho..ked out into tke cor-
es" for prmioeiat °orae.', and ho wean idor. A flood of light from the interior
ardent C in a Part 01 the of the drawing room illeainated her
,oentry whiph was decidedly Liberal in figure as she sapped out into the shed-
' one. Added to this, be was reputed to owed the long and lofty paimege If she
ire a bard 'dater sod a otos* fated Land• had carefully studied the subject she
lard; his character for good asters never "ad not haw, chow, mon effrctise set -
steed high, and he seldom crossed the use for bra firers. The gloom behind
threshold of church or drape! In o1Mrwhse, end the glow of laad''erht ..n her
impede his Ids was bhsweless ; he had white dress and pals Tweet face, grave
never gide occasion for scandal during • something ethereal and transcendent to
Ulu tiktai*UV -ttaree lean of hu stunt her appearance Berne tanotd vaguely
:1111110 1110110 mss mid to boa kird broth that she Looked like an angel stepping
se to bis yoew[ step-*akir, lady LW", forth tato the dark caw of a bee, ..wide
who resided with him, and to hes step- And altbougb this fancy was one whish;
pretest Gerald. Hie houdbold arrange „nay a lover perhaps would entertain,
meets were co:ideated, bowewer, rata there bnuld be no doubt but that Lady
seats of great liberality ; and in 'mite of Llias Boohoo', was au egoeding'y hose -
seed herded exhibited to his letionts. tool lurk.
his relations and his sensate never had Her beir was a lass leway shad. ehicb
.cause to complain of a want of 'generosity ie oewlll called goleu--fair. ahintu,t
to his parR almost brilliant when the flight fell open
The night had fallow beton Lord Mor- it ; leer h« wen vi•d/t-gray 16 o'lor,
en and his guest arrived *t the Towers. Unsaid bentitelly **ed. betide! and
'Chore was no moon, but .he sky was seen psthtiowlly s.eet to eapressino
clear and the red glow of the fire at ye, few was iwolitsed to ,mleaees, bet it
f;Isobervia could be seen tar and wide- had the tint d s wild roue bLreoa 1n,
'Sortie turned and looked at it for a 4110 g1. chop}, and tips; sed the „Imo., forts
moot before he left the carriage. had s willowy ream of its own. which
A bsefire for my horns coming," he redeemed it from any sheen rd .nsigni
said with • light laugh. But his o yes $canoe eves where a.ettested with Bea -
had a wields, look. trim% sdaselier I riistht and mntehists
The carriage hod bens drives through "Mee of esenineet Lady Lilac .ss
a wide Wed gateway into a ogrodelt. sad indeed elmeet tea dight ; abs
sped, .till .uneusdad by a wee with looked ba • er'e'.twrs not made for the
.._.a_ et the eorfmi Here Bettie weer aid tear et ewm..a ii(e. Bet die
that he was suffering more pain sod
weariness than he would here liked to
lodes. A feverish restlessness
was upon tiro, unsealing his lips and
and driving him forward to speak when
he had better perhaps hate kept aitenoe.
Lilies ad alone in the drawing room
when Lkrtie came in. She wsasteadier
by the mantelpiece, watching the play
of light and shade caused by the 1/miter-
ing denies am.'ngat the logs in the grate.
The evening was chilly, and a Ere was
lighted is the smaller drawing room,
which looked cosy and aims 'rtable ; the
largeO drawing rows toped it, brilliant
ly lighted as it teas, bad something of
a :.'Id ani chemises air.
Bettie came and atoud beside her
Site sl:ered her position a little at his en-
trance, and raised her eyes to his face
with au of anxious but gentle
ecru, ey.
"It tea very sad 1 - K tore.,
she said softly.
"Is it 1" he taid. it was an odd re-
sponse, and it was somewhat absently
uttered, for he was looking at her lovely
face, and •ondenug whether her boart
was se it used to be. Then he rationed -
ed himself a little, and continued is a
different tone. "Yes it has been a •an
1 yt. he said • "brit it need
rima Its all sdiiii, Ti s'; sltsll not
feel it sad if it draws wy friend, e:ser to
sae." .
"Tremolo always draws ones true
friends closer, dem it not 1" said Lilies.
Ike heal a white feather fan in her hand,
std she played with it and looked at it ss
ahe spoke.
"Doo you think Gov," —Bertin spoiae
earerIy. "Tun were always a friend to
me in the old days, Lilian." tie deter
ed to touch hes hand lightly with his
own, and she did not draw it away.
"Yee are still 'y - my friend, are you
too 1 he mut-snored.
"Always," she answered softly
j
Ss- • het ha headstone hest and
pitemoil her iogees with his lips. Ste
si4* free rosy red, and trod to with -
kind, but he would not Isar it
"A friend is ji mid wo-d, Lilts,„ fro
found biirself la heat of the main es- wee by as Mesas se fragile as ate lashed, tili.e 01. "It le net friewdslaip sxer•1y
trance to the balding. whid was erne and there watt •M siswtsdir about her list I wast yoo b less for ss
atraeted she en a goaded/Mar principle eneetitoNsa whist samba her a bear "Fat Friendship t" she mid drawing
sad smokiest a small courtyard - waw fatigee sod eyes he'll work with soaps ep ter pestty neek, with a look of ansa
,,wend over, with • sundial in the ser rinks MM1. cobbles" --was it sssumed for the olpf
tee, Berta gteneed at the stone saws, ai.1 1i►jfid.ui. sed - use se mss it real 1 ' i thought that
el. aeebd doorway. tkse Rnat oak Ow, ,t lob pAsy kit OW INNS that aha rslIfil0111146111111ustk. t am sorer tiler 1
with a half-aNeased nasgdlMYrsi fee Wareing&buissalp 04111 mgrwr+si rare • et 1 yea
fast that he case now as a emit lolly aLjasss was tot saes. white deed( 'e abstl.a'rwd ' oA, r "t weft iiss b
loomed geed is die $sl1 i M%dog we •tittst to the .bye as ciao" dreetoo.l me . , t ,,. n :.all 'kat f did see
pe.vie sly ,tfr1Mtl Eris, sea bey. Sabi =lime dekami
' e*'Nulty- et something IV ter, s:cut'ger, more
sever &loss up Is dab le the ma* mus mssr Bee white las•utsfsd Wes tpi.srdshfn, ".t • •fns
Atte is Gad ripe: be bird Was is by OM* gad ishan sire hare, esti s string Nat I ons.t, :.Lr '
atm."
"What would it matter I Your broth-
er will sot refuse you to me, Lilies."
She shook her bead. ''1 ant nut
aura."
"Turin is nu ono else 1 no one that he
wishes yoo t.. marry 1
"Yes. But you need not fear, Bettie,"
she added with a toted of pride ; "I *halt
be tree."
"My darling ' ' He made a step to-
wards her as if t.. take her in his and
once Neon, but the door opened is nae
to warm hem of the enwidom of such a
proceeding. Lord Morven entered—it
was a wonder that he had not enured
was a wonder that he had not metered
long before—and all private oonvawstion
des at an end.
Its 45.41 -ole Rase
•' In the spring of ' 8.1 I was nearly dead,
ea everybody around my neighborhood
knows. My trouble was mused by ..b-
stieatc constipation Os. bottle of Bur
deck Blond Bitters oerd en *minty."
This statement is made by Walter Stin-
son. of Mori*, Ont. 2
OM your section sale hills p^ected at
Tea How A L cid. They are alive_ ye doe*
promptly sad at low rata Notice is
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Min Toile eau. e. Tbs roes.
Edward Cowles, of 1:ansoti, dechres
he was at de tome nearly dead from the
effect* cit a terrible sold and uw2h. he
tie tried many remedies but Hagyard's
Pectoral llalaa.n was ■hat owrti hies,
He epode* in highest KW) of a to other
oras,, and adds that he u willies to take
oath to hoe st.teaeasr,
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CHEAP HARDWARE.
PRICES LO wkilt THAN EVE.
Besi HotCul ou Naffs for 12.66 per 1001 ._
fest Barb Wire 6*c. Ib.
CdBH.
This Wire stood • test last springs of I1141bs. strain. In the Nurtbera R. It. Car Shops. Tareste
DLATi1 (1 ALL CUM1'ItT1TOI:4.
1 have imported a ism. seipraeat of GLASS front nerwaay. very line quality. and having
Imported direct. 1 Dao spill 10 per cent cheaper than over sold here before.
All my SHILL! ANI) HILA VT HA RDW ARiK is sold on the earn- e..rep basin as above.•
The virtue d Car)dis Reid for heel
iot.t I purifying it well baauwn,
but Irons the Maar Mellen la applysM it
Hee multi* he uncertain howbeit 1e see it.
To meet that west. iiedsvopr a Parka's
Oarbr.lic Cerate as prepared. and may 1 •
add wash esnfidssee. Do net b. ashM4,
Tabs *sly McGregor & Parke's Oarbelief
(?crate. Odd at George RAynas's ppgg 1
Store. let
PAiNTS and OiLR sold nowhere so cheap as t am setl,ng them.
Oct your BUfLDiMG HARDWARE horn war and sate mon, r.
1:1:fryy. McKENZIE
BOOTS&SHOES'
Iry vii a idt. 7.7\rec c5..ul'
Beet t, antttwwee to the Public that they have opened business in the above later•
in the store laeely .ted by Horace Newton Having purchased a large we
inn asserted sleek of Spring and Rummer florets at rico. figures, we ars determine
1-, dive the Public the benefit.
QUTGg SIDLES, SMALII PROFITS WILL BI 81111 NMI
ylPleaw.tall sad .ensue our good' betnrepurehasitg elawhsre.
/fResadgsbwr the please, Heart door to J. WHsen's Drug Stern.
I01'a.etem worst will meows our special attesters.
/a•Besss but the hest .t ns**.,ial nand and lost -dem Worldliest eatOiled .
/'S .ring sedgy dose on the shortest natio.
ad.rieh bfareb Y 1889. DOWNING & W ED DUP
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