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HELEN 4AFo
THE FOES
HO
TM/CDR, Tilt nage 1.0,e.
They were both rhe, alas
ad over the pages of a err red
feeling theft 1wy stories were the
'wearisome things in the world • eo
Le nem trying tel couo.etnte Nr sinew•
tion upon a pamphlet which I'051ival
had asked her to read. Het eh* sand
not do it ; she sop thinking al what
Wm wanted to say to Alive, sod weeder.
leg what would be the noel of their
wa.ermtwo. So d• presently Lid
down her book, ming-
"Am
if r"Are you very nisch Interested in that
novel, Alice Bemuse if lou an sot I
should like to talks little."
'•As much ss you lire. I believe all
novels ars dull, and this is the, dullest of
all. It is by a *,,meta, you know -that
"A Lx.ker On, who writes so much
now. 1 wish oho ■ould look on a lattle
looter and to • little more purpose be.
tore inflicting her e:perienese tis
pwPle..,
"•I peter read her book.," said Hdlg.
"Shen one a the writes, I moot age
like She ii vulgar.
"For nice we are agreed.
you want to talk sheat 1''
"A boat 'armoires."
Alice taroeJ bet bait ea Moore
gaioky than usual in the dims of
the speaker. doles was ttmted4em a low
=jk-Tsar a tiik-fill *Dict t•e.d-
Mg lamp, the lige of which •
ar7 to nod with ootniort the shall print
of her pamphlet ; Inc fans wet thereftxe
tally risible. Alice lay upset a ot sot
whMb stood • little in the +adow ; so
lar mel bad the 5.d raatags
"Why," mid Aline, after!►_}+peri,"are
we sash very telecasting petiole r
"I think we are interesting to one w-
ether just ale, and there L a good deal
to my." „
"Is t Really, I was Dot aware
tof it. t think I have anything to
my at all ; d• yoe had batter bogie."
"I wanted to may fee one this, tbt I
should think y'::t nibs getfiag tired
it
et es. Do nata ra longer than
you feel inclined."
"These is call way of isterpretisg
your words- asst , that you want me
to min. Is not t
'•1 think, for ypillo own
be better if youd. '
Why
you to
1/,t if it *slot display-
osity, may I not know
"For my ea
1t is very ki
seal about
lag too must
to what I smm•.ioilehted for it 1"
sake, it world
fur my sake
nonoses your -
"You
yourself,
feel it my
take care
N
any
*lie anewerea rather sharply
hardly able to take are of
a:•: you are in my bouse,I
7 u y ..if .lJ.r sister to
with •
my se
tnervte
•
HOLD.
only. Petrieal, for
Ides of what is going
r eyes I am ridieatotu,"
laugh "You will forgive
t the idea has me great
not, but before long you
would averse than ridiculous, and that
woul%ka if Percival saw it."
• fid.
May I trek what I should
Ls no need to my, became it
'Wever bone to pew. You are ucder
mistake if you suppose that you
Bay hero until Percival sees it.
Were then you will be good enough to
Nave ma '
She roam es she yoke, nod stood look -
leg down upon I Ben's prostrate Egan.
Aar eyes Imbed, and her tube quivered
with iodig.•tioo, bat it was nu bowler
than usual
Alios looked up at her in aatooisb-
meot.
.'Upas my word, you adopt a very
strange Ione. So 70. threaten to turn
. out el the hoose if I don't go as moon
as you are tired of m.. Unfortunately
the feeling is ant mutual. 1 air not
tired of you, seed Ido not intend to go
until I am,"
"Do not ge to far,' said Helen.
Thee after a tetra ohm
different loan \
"(treated theft Toa a
@nmed, whet
would you have pitied t List ami bear
that"
"I should have gained my tees. I
eboald have made Hie feel as I did two
yon ago.'
"Yon are wicked," said Helen, in the
came dew passionate voice. "Yea an
bear to Rive up nothing which pee have
noes chosen to wish for. Nothing is
sacred in your eyes ; you have no con-
sideration eider hot your ewe reputa-
tion or that of say one 5105, Bet do
act for • moment steppoce you will ham
your way in this matter, or that I am
going to tolerate a plan to overthrow my
happiness. &nee you have declared
roar inteatMmea I will do the imam, and
I shall make you Imre this boom, ea I
acid beton, for your owe sake."
"Oh, yon." maid Aliso, affecting to
Milk • yawn ; "I know miry well that
you an is no danger at all. And now,
do you not think we have talked about
it long eotwgb 1 I tor owe, 5.m quite
tired.'
Helen made no answer. Stu turned
sad left the room. She had intended
to go opetairs, but as she crossed the
ball a breath cf the eon wind of an
autumn night blew im epos bar from
you.
*mole 1 Ansa more titan the open door, and elm turned aside and
went veto the garde&,
ties ; pot knew 1 aped the whole ley T ees. hese fit Leaden kiriensentles wk�
with £lief --per seldom eel km exempt I her Mewl front Dr Kaalett, and it hod
te the *emboli -and 1 snipe 1 as ( eoc..id t• leer to allege a Iso id beet -
ems e•U as a mime for piing away se
savidmip.
endure it no Mcgar. I Nave her brood
ken • des er two ego, bet she did not
tab N.aa Yea will met sited doing
magma ase flee • day or two. -Ileum. '
db. read it over with tolerable gene-
fauton, tbimkisg,
"1 du mot thin* that will tell hies
sorbing I do Sot 'set him to knew,
and be will never gauss what Mew
"broad biota" ware. I think it will dc.
She folded the letter, pat it into ae
avebpe sad ddreeeed if W her hue
hood. stet which she went upstairs
again la ♦Bas's room.
"Are you any better t' obit asked
omen Seward.
''Yee, it has almost gone off sow. I
Mink 1 shall get up .on.
"I canoe le tett you," mid Helen com-
pssedly, "tial I am gene to Leedom'
sudsy. I shall take ea .arty train this
afternoon.
"Is not that a rather sodden resole -
time r asked Aline, alter a poet*..
"I thought of it this morning."
"end are yogi going in that way with -
oat rhyme or reason r'
"Tbe remote is, boaiuees about some
money for those who ere oertuua souse►
to ask for one."
"You dost think it necessary to sup-
ply one for my benefit."
"If you can assure ese sinoerel7 that
you don't know why I am going, I can
re you a reason also."
"No ; you are right , I do not want a
memos." Thee after a short ipaoss she
went on, "Siam we are so sincere, I
may as well tell you that 1 did sot think
you would act so promptly or ao s.00mo
fully. Fur the present you have Wined
ya*r sad, bot I think for the present
0 of ;utltoritr on H*Ien'e '•1 bare failed," site tboogpt, es she
r' i�e matter of that we are not oahteol up and donee. "I fell .un I
,,
enters St all, and but I owed 11 to her 44 ll7.
1 t I should think you hoeld
\ow, i suppose, it u open warless.
could hardly fell to remember.
What shall I do to get her away."
" in 7 ave many remix
�e la I I 6 hd d
Iluwever, that 7
feet only
[IK forehead ooetrsated i■ r.flecttoreflection.ors all my .Ste. Suddenly she paused iii her walk, say -
beam out what I mid beton. For your t
town sake I tines you osght to go I lad -
o That is an ides, if i fin only Carry
why •
rt. you be furs . • • " J l
• You aro patting yourself le a false
potion with 1'ercivsl."
Really, w•'.td you mind explaining
a htt'e Hep face as she *poke nano -
ed .n e*prest1 * of ansua.m.ot which
Helen felt to he rather unnatural.
''It is unity two years," she said,
"since I was martial, but I do not sep-
sale, as I ask- it out.'
prove y'.0 have forgotten what yon
the night imitate. m7 wedding, nor o0
the day 1 i,,id you of my engagement."
She looked at Alice as she spoke, bet
Ahce • eyes grid not meet ben. They
were fired epos the design on the never
f her book„ which the examined very
,£,rely raising the volutes close to her l
lace and tpCism the outline with the tip
i
her 'lager with Crest apparent in
hist. and her head slightly on one side.
she to, And to herself as Moles 5.Y '^r.
and. shits *lie had finished, said-
�,,. I bad not f..rg'•tten , neither• i
see. had you."
'.i s you came here I had quite for
i..",.n � and even now I have ."me
L.ritdty in belies inr that y •u can
se Doily cherish any such inteb't„n. '
• • Indeed," with another smile
• Sven had you any see% idea when
Toa same. you most see now haw put. �
pntercos, and more than prep••sterom,it
is Br this time you meet be ens*Tse-
el of Perciral's love for tare and for that
very reams he meld not leve von. No
man could love es both. Toa ars mill
making yourself ridieeleea'
if Holes • temper wee Alio e'e wee
sat slew to he k Th. bleed
CHAPTER 111.
as iXTeamt-real' jotltli1l.
Ptrfect silence regaled oiler tb•abt
wood. Alice was In bed hill a bight
sore throat. Percival .ab foray -be
had goes the day 4216 'the attend a
horse fair in awtber. ley ---and Haler
was in P.roiyer• et* writing letters.
That was what she bad told Alia else
was kora, to 8o ekes she went op to
her roots after breakfast to inquire after
her and beg her n„t go get up sin instant
before she felt ;named. Io reality she
had one letter 4. prate, but it asemed
very difficult to Mmpose ; for half -a-
dmen sheets ,d parer with se ane be-
ginnings lay scooted ber, and the seventh
uver which sh, tel now bending hop as
yet no more thee*, words,
'.Dear Perc.vpr'
At last she tweed& to tad ea idea, for
she dipped her VW fete the int, and b. -
tan to write, sat this is wbat 'followeid
the tint w 2
"I do not
tired of Al
much, bet i
Bhe appears
bees hee
be al
qY ei her.
I
a week or
berth ahs
tlbl.k
1.hall
ed with
Talbot to • tong% to lac fors at H.Ies for an
spoke, and she a.kl4M r Iairlw
"1* gims eyes seaishIng 'ninon1'idin.s
h,1' lees* fol empltams re le
•the last weed. •
7dm.
are .a
,I ell i lea'! say
II M kind t fiss
herself
have been raek-
e way of getting
vet loosed orae at
weirtersif eel •1y her
rhea I am se tales
fe 41S6M and I de sot
yelkee .itis i .tri.. h.olr.
oar a.asg*t-
t's mem will serve
ha thee. who make k
will ether write es
•apdmen& i shall .z pert
as room as lou one. I
r..*wi withal' ads '
• yC
'Timm le se
ties ; it can wait."
"What will Perinea de t"
"1,, pest he will juin me in • day or
tea*
"Sow will he like your going away
like this without cossetting him r
• "He dues not require me to ask kis
per.1ulOa for everything I do, as if t
were a child."
"Wen, you had better mad word to
them at home that I as, going back to-
day.''
"Do not bitty *'trey," Mid Helen,
osrsle.sy, movie" Inwards the door as
she stoke. "You bate t1s whole day
Were you, linagh with that sore throat
I sbonW nejtlidviseiyou to be late. Of
Mares 7oe win have any carriage you
like to take you home."
She went awry, lea*ieg Alive eery
angry, and going to her own room meg
the bell.
"I hate to e., to Lindon on business,
Mason," she said, when the maid dame
in. "I shall want you to pack a box for
me. I tett! tell you what I want pett-
ing in."
"Shall you
ma'am !"
''That ie all.
tw-
She f.11 at ease foe the Arm time lee
may dap., and as she leaned b..k is
the railway ca•riege sad looted oat ep•
on the basatdul country through whisk
the train was apeediog .be b.gaa to
think .f the im.s.di•te totem, sod to
ash b.n.l' why ebm should re to London
She had e.rt.ioly given memos foe
gang to Luedus, bat, after .11, what
did it matter 1 She dad sot want to go ;
the ooantry looted so beautiful ski p -
1.g in the mild autumn .'..brim that
she felt a was beyond her strength to
voluntarily exile herself in l.oedos. It
weal make mu diaereses to Porgies!
where she west, and she ooald easily
seed him bee sadism from owe pias* as
another. She leek her W.dmbew tram
bur bag and bees. to clay the railway
map, to W some plain to whish .he
mould net without moeh ditleslty from
the nett janetioO, D.whor.t.
She atedied the map for souse time,
sad at lest her eye fell epos a mumm
whisk messed familiar to bet -Miller's
Get. Where had she heard el Miller's
Gets t At last .h. sasalleeted. Some
years before --bog behest Percival bed
some to Osseu therley- DP. Hestia bed
bees to Miller's Gate, sad bud told her
when be came home van a stensss
little pies it was, eemploiely separated
from the world in spite of the railway
which ran through it. He hail said it
looked like. vdlag* wain£ had sprang
op of itself, the hassle hevisg been dot-
ted .bout the till-elde as if by Women
It was ea the main Hoe. She Gould get
these from Dewhurst without ekaagug 1
neither was it a lung journey -sot mete
than as hour and • irlf. Hat mind wee
made up. Sbs would gel
Gate, and, m rh•
it. the train wail
reek Dswbnrst in • few mioews, she
pet tack bee Bradshaw .5.d prepared to
leave tb. train.
At Dowbaret @ho chaweed and made
inquiry shoat daemon train to Miller's
Oat.. There was sae in half an beer,
and obit gut her ticket and sat down to
wait fur it, feeling happy ia the thought
that when she mist saw Pereira' she
world here him to herself. The trate
was late, and she did not leave Dew-
want only one *1,
r
I shall only be away for
a few dap, and shall tot want many
things."
"I suppose you will want me ma'am 1"
"No, I think net ; for 1.. day. I can
manage alone.
"Very good, ma'am," replied Mason,
who saw nothini; onstage in this ; she
had never served • mistress so inde-
pendent of her help as Mrs Moon '
H.nwhile she got int het bsialr.sia
dtmem that a .*tuition might be made.
"You bred not pat f■ that one, Dia-
sce," as the woman took down • blink
Ian diner dons "I du not think I
shall treat any etwaing dream."
Matron demurred, sod Helms sl last
bOtiarently persuaded to the temhese,
allowed the dress to be pat is
The rolling took some time. 'Helen
prolonged it as mach as possible in order
to 81l up the time. Mason 'interrupted
her oocapatiow with earioes'hsssrks veld
questions....-117bieh kir tmidrese tor•
plied.
"I seppese Miss IAMtts will be join,
home today, mem, tomo* you are ring
away r'
"Teat eke trttl &nil her own time t
merge, 'gee tilt she is properly wrap-
ped up, Maide. i do not want her to
make her (Amlot worm."
"C.rtgf r ma'am," replied Mason, to
Whew tbilis words wen very far fro*
veatsyMmuss
7 the tree state of the se -
The ittsemoos same, and with it the
time for Holm to go. She had gives an
ber direetioes ; the butler had been he
throated to tell Mr Moore as mom se he
mime bons that then was a bats for
him in his study, she had said good-bye
to Alies, sod '► hat had driven off with
bar simile frank end her lrawelling bag
te calf& the 2.50 teats Sim Maid
the station ie plenty of time, the Sen-
sed* took ber ticket. pat her beAltge
late the sus, and saw the imam shin b►
fare r'eturwlst to the e.rriema
It was as express was, wad mil,
eves mottos w ssotbi.7 be Baden, tAer
the amelety is whisk she W bass date'
ion the per few days. liver alaee file
bed had the idea that the May trey he
rid Lemma of Alias was tin go away kn-
eel!* she W bees "reaves Iter busies"
es .be Mil remised, Ise a geed Mrd
pleesiMo COMM les leaving Mer, fled k
was oily se this/one s,ealleg *In ewe
hod stemealed 410.41 Iebeen She W
er py coreeett.d seb8liy, het by an
ter nen of leaders, f rts.re, £story
hoods, laborers amid Irish parasite
who. to my the had, ane mother .1*
ax
tele hoes nor is the etetrrNq .* *Mr
asoeteiea to power at all 1 $prior to uar-
mive. Oa the Iota el the Blaateinmets
new site tel euee sus moa at toil, and to
all the ..mtimeetal turens. which Come-
dian
amadine fealty ova otter boa it is to be fear -
.d that he would to his heart prefer "a
pot o' the sat•ilest Al..' ON may sore-
ly have the most imitosso steottw for
OM 1.ttlasd, and the strongest desire
to preserve the molal tie which binds us
to her, Oboist deeming it our loyal da
ty W saavibar the interest of the mase..
ea Nim aide of the water to the intermits
d the wawa uo the other tide.
wow sewn 11110-
4 medicine wheat has owed the Met of
time fur maty ye.n ♦ad always given
tel best eatid.rrtton as has tfaaysrd s
Pectot.l ifel.am is oortainly 80.11 worth
trying fur Coon£•, Colds, Hoarseness
mid all Mateo weak. he when it i•
as
I1ighil pgtortp'.d• 2
' • legallemines aewmieee.
weer asimiea es. •
"I i ssy.u,..,ruJ blows ere Tell.
vary ki.hey, it soma too of Aomori
IA m7 esti• vie.. 1 5.8044 ter
baud them." 14. t'1., k, &nthre,
Out. A .-5.tieir.• lot rat.xr.al sad it
tnmisl tee ta all prwful wmldaia.ts.
fleesstimea %Le else 01 manage u to
transform • male esquiaite Tato a @lover,
e specially if the cares of poverty and so
inereaaiog family rest spots his.►aouldoes;
or it may be that be is by eaten sloven-
ly sad easily rola pees into that ideal de-
. troyiag condition when the vanities of
Tooth mass to act as • spur, Husbands
of this bled oommawiy let Meir beards
grew, anion to polish the heels of their
bouts, and develop an irritating tendency
to offset rabbets in all weather. Their
hate, it net aerially shabby, an usually
aaigsated .ad their troueen being
wore too short inrsriably bag moat ugly
at the knees. They woof Ione over-
coats. and either carry ne umbrellas
(wise nothing for their dingy old
sloths@) or umbrellas of prodigious co-
eomferellM, of shop material, and war-
ranted M Wei belie feel ewers time the
min Illelpeen hs retell► i6M1
'Tile eels, S llviry est of town. are
almost sane to ken a fondness for
poultry sod to spend their Saturday
afternoons and Sunday mornings pot-
tering about hencoops and watching the
@trot of their favorite roosters- They
gam sinking for .Deny, not muck Der
the emirs or the play, mod ue alarm-
ingly prone to fall snoop over their
newspapers in the evening. They
manly prefer a Moe to h agar, sad
ars mighty 000sumers of beer.
burst until half so hour later than ate • S to sorb bees son may the earned
ezpeokod. Perhap. Ibat aeoounted for man deseand.--Herald of Health.
the unusual speed at which they went ;
bet she wished in a vague, may way that
the carriage would not rock so -she was
being tossed from side tootle in a mod
ridiculous way. Faster and faster they
went, the carriage jolted more and more,
sad as she began to feel the discomfort
of such a movement continued for say
leegth of tinn, her ant nevem ent gave away
to aanoyabce, and she began to think -
•'It surely ornnot be safe to go at such
a speed,- when the curiae. lurched even
more violently. 86* was thrown from
her seat, she i.voleotarily pct out her
hand to ave herself, ate heard a wo-
man scream in the next compartment,
she felt herself falling, and had • sensa-
tion of receiving • heavy blow from
something ; all grew dark around her,
and she knew no more.
e e
•
s.
TO 51 C0lrrl3tAto.
The usual treatment of cetarrh b tory
onsatisfaoty, as thoasande of despairing
patients eon testify. On this point t
trustwoetby medical writer says
"Proper beat treatment is positively
seemasq to emcees, but many. if not
Wet of the remedied in general ase by
p1yaiaitMs afford bat temporary benefit.
A iters eertmiely cannot be expected
trifle Mab, powder', d,.clsee and wash-
es" LT'* Cream Balm is a remedy
aimbimm the important nmeni es of
quick anion, speothc curative power
with perfect entity sad pleasantness to
the patient
Mia Minnie Freeman, the brave Ne-
braska school teaches who tied the pe-
pib together and led them through the
blizzard, is 10 yeses oi4 and fiery pretty.
She is an loners girl, and was sdacsted
st the York Methodist online. where
.he eradiated with dissinstice in 1886.
esmilsae Peart
Out of the many possessed by Burdock
Blood Bitters fa that it may be taken at
all mamas of the year, and by either
mese or old. In this way the three
betty B. are always at work and doing
good. 2
C.mwimaist Sane sod Lovably.
Goldwi0 Smits, in a letter to the Ma
depleting the program@ of the movemeet
for oowam.resal union, has stripped the
Tories god, Loyalty, of all its hoe trap•
pimp end showed what it really in Haar
hies :-
Whim ere talk of ear loyalty we are
hardly gene@ioes of the eemplu10 obsege
whisk the wadltiesa of feet of that Isq-
.lip, while usesainisg the ease is leak
1M is .idler eadergsss• 1* the Sea-
ms eery, the ase.*bled ereateres sew
Now penetrate in hognmge befera tel
geek r Meg Salomon whisk roman
metieslsa , IteeMg on a stet �*1
honk Nest hayingseam sed h i utiles
stet, tel Slew talk,is
Lase flelemes is dead. We ermtipse is
re
seenesky while polities' life y b 10. 104.
gad let Abe e t else srn• away te
M end eel Ws reel @moldable m itlssr feel
see ailed lio f4w� Maly meq M wffdrar ethe aimiset n Odig
~MM.
44.1..ett es and tbd those eta Jambi
Winne we nee wriblp pelf►
ager' d:. ..d
ix t�y�
1`
•
Almost miraculous are sore* of the
eerie accomplished b7 the Ilse of Ayet'.
S.reaparilla In the ease of I'► 1. King.
Va., who suffered for 47 ream with an
aggravated form .1 scrofula, Ayer's
Sarsaparilla er.:ted astoouhing melts
`REA# BAL/CATAR R H
C1.aasts the
=eat. Alli
Iatamm nen.
Beate the Somme.
Aat.res tis.
Seam of Tanta
eat Saiell
TRY TR ,URE
acmesA paetxts priesi..pphea 1■to e.oh oma t.o.1511$*d M
semi.r tittered. le omits. Mir KRUM. Primp
Nista, QS UreenwicIrst..xsw York. MItty
Don't Whit
rota year bats items eine dry, this, em
gray before *Sae the etteet1M evade
to preserve tel hs sty Mg leaky
Keep os year telleat•h1• a beetle
Ayer. Ylger-Ms Daly Breasts
you require oar t#e belr--sad use a Utt4
daily, to peewee the mineral cubo am
raiment baldasle-
Thomas riaeiley. Msroa drove, E7
writes : "Several aestbs ago my ha
commenced falling oat, and is a le
weeks my head was almost bald.
tried amity remedies, but they did r
good. 1 easily bought • bottled Ayes
Hair vigor, and. after using only ape
el tL• comites., my head was WISP
wing a bony peer* .t bsir, I rasa
mond year preparation as the best hal
restorer In the world."
" )/y hair nem faded and dry:' writ
Mabel C. Hardy, el Dsl•mam, Iva.; •' h
atter snag a bottle et Ayer's Haig Vie
it became black and glow."
Ayer's Hair Vigoi
Sold by Maggie. sae Purlmes.r'.
Pimples and Blotcbe
So disarming to tbe foo., forehead, a
"Mt, may bo estlrely removed by 1
ma el Aloe's I.+esps I11a, the* Masa
salsas Alterative and Blood-Per*Mr et
dlaoove rad.
Dr. 4. C. Ayer • Oa, Lowell. Ma
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