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And 11,e had not the lash idea 01 the I lu whom Sir Charles had. reason to
effect' hal tender. twit-jtatueg: halt- plow*. the utmost confBelt Instructions coa-
Utined the moot explicit nstructions
:tad the clearest Itatb•ationa as W the
nature of his suspicions.
h.st aunts, and rt:trted on IIs Weldon
In Vie beginning of June. .1s Int *UAW
!n the Ilan. ready 'ft* fits ywfury.
handsome, with the
exultemant of a whit ubiat t., be re.
alined Iignt!n: up I... face, 81r Cburles
near forced to feel. for alnust the
Holt time, u glow of pride lu his hs it
With void. F:Itzattwth. who w ,*slip.
ped roues•.. James had long wince be -
"voile u sotuosvhul unrtrp melte darl-
ing ; the sensitive nature could not.
'ergot the early 'louts inflicted by
the hard one.
-"When Heiden .comfy -bark, 1 rhea:
letie a handsome pair of young people
about me." said 81r Charles to
ttt•phew, in a solos too low for the
Lad1,a to hear.
"Iteldee ! Oh. yea- she is coming
back olds summer, isn't she? Telt
her from me that'
"Why, you can glee your messages
yourself I top are going to 'be away
only a month, and she dose not re
torn till late In August"
"Oh, nh, yes. 1 had forgotten l" saki
t.lte-young matt. with a moment's con
stralnt : and ho turned to his aunts
aids tightly told them to expect hint
with n brogne and •a slhlllalah
Hut something In hie ono had
struck Bir Charles ; anti, when the
,young fellow had given both his
:elute an unesually afffecttOn:tte kite
nod preened his uncle's hand stead
featly without looking him In the fate,
and had driven off with unaccountable
moisture in Ise blue eyes, the baro.
net started forward wltln-an alarm
ed expression of fire, awl called him
nark. But Jameti 411,1 cwt or woul•t
not Mar.
hl. .
telling of him sole arrival In Dub n.
;int of his fulfilment of hie miselon
se far at least as ttt'e delivery of
the letter to the lawyer was coa-
rrrnetl. He knew wheat the subject
f thnt letter was, and had been
Instructed by file uncle to supplement
it by replying to such -questions mu,-_
corning Deities end her -first appear-
ance nt tt'arinf ham as Mr. Massey -
might think Flt, to pat to him. But
of this part of hlr task he sail noth-
Ing, nor d1d the 'ollcltoer when he
'cknnwledged the receipt of the let-
ter sal promised 81r (hams' to do
ofd ntmowt 1a 'he mutter.
Theo there was a pauee. .lames
Was it bad cerrespondent. and they
were not much surprised at not hear-
ing from film ; but, en iretatt'l war in
,i rather more disturbed state than
u aun), they began, after three
tiueb'illebce, to be somewhat urn-
easy- about hint.
"1 dare ray we shall not hear a
wnrtt truth - -he sadden -1y- turns up
brimming over with adventures, and
wad either for or against Irish pa-
triots," saki Elisabeth. '
"Do you think It was quite wise to
let him go to a place - like Ireland
..t much a time as this, conetdering
now rash awl headstrong young Men
are. ant how they cid rush into
!auger for the sake of excitement r'•
usked.E1:•anor, nervously. "Supposing
ne should gut Into mischief !'•
Slr Charles fidgeted and, pulled his
oo,usteche.
"!f yastug men went to get into
mtecbbt, 'them eon -tmeke i{- ler
...hew uuy where; mid. If a lad o.
twenty -ort can't take car" of Ism
droit, 1 hardly think he it worth tak
ear. of," Mid the baronet. "He's
.l right, depend upon It. Ire:and isn't
w d as it's PaIatcd • I've lived there,
stl r l ares.'
till here wap ei\traee o f anzlet)
m Ise c a• well s%s iu theme, of his
.Asters ; a.tti, when the month al
,owed for James' ho;l.tny war over
.rid et -111 po pews came of him, they
onld no larger title theirarm from
other. He was to befromluspent i►do
Shue travelling gbott the country.
otnyhia ut Killarney, and 'tl'ltlug
wrote Heenan of the Jamily w110 had n
feat In County Howe. 'Without'say,
ng anything about 1t to hie 'deters
Ar Charles wrote to theso friends, an..
.cenlvel the reply that they hart
H urd nothing of the y`uung mon
wle,m they had expected• but who
ad rater oppeare,I. !itr. Mna.ey, tou
nad heard sothing about. him ante
its delivery of the letter from'. Slr
.:Imrlaw. 1
The sut•peno,, nt Waringham was ht
,t. height when, ten weeks after
'ernes t)twny's departure Geraldine
Lindley le3 returned. byfile (1
rtes'• nr
t hack to bar old guardians.
-+tttgemt*1 faun Ia s.
;he Weiner Uretton, who received her
with Joy and affection. Increasing
•tdvrw had taken the edge off the
Inf•taa-Ilke nsperlty of the elder ani.
Lh.' bwltlteell bright -fatal yuun;t
ri Wile WBftbmtd by broth whiter*
M a ray of sunshine to cheer their
.Ad age. As for Sir Charles, who had
sept the Weft of her return a sec-
ret- from hie own "asters, and had
frond that huslneen required him to
be t0 town at the time, his pride and
lelight on finding how brilliantly she
and fulfilled the promise of her pret-
ty babyhood knew no bands. But at
the first moment of his meeting her
it Victoria Rtation he was struck
by nn Indefinable likeness to the
fairest among the da.11en of his own
tinnily, *llIeh wits even more notiee-
•ible In the grneefut and accomplleh•
.t1 girl d sixteen than It had been
In the merry, active little waif of
three. He talk her back to Copaley,
dreading all the way that she wonid
Ask some question about Janine, the
*newer or which, revealing the Anx-
iety her old Play -fellow's long ab -
wage wrier enlisting to his friend.,
most necesearlly pain her. But she
(11 not ask a single direct ques-
tion %oboist him, though she men-
tioned his name several times, and
each time fir Charles Mt {be sob -
Jeri ,Trop. -
It A -no through Mies Emma Gretton
that she first hrnel the bad news
which she receive,( with Sieh un -
meal trnnqulllty of manner that
the eller lady wow rather pained to
see her show so little feeling.
"Don't you ntllermtentl, my dear?
We hove every reason -hl. ore ie
two avert' notion -to holies. that
eotaethdng very esrtotta, perhnpa
•0tnething fatal, mss heve happened
to the poor yang gentleman."
"1 hope not, I'm sure, Mine I'mmn
atnnnt her ; and the letter which Bnt It b no one's fsnit bat hla own if ftm ines% anti his sisters well-known
Jamas darried to Mr Maawy, a man he hos got tnto emtw, dltflrnity. Von 'Irulent dWlke, had given ries. ,
errtous speech had upon the lutss:ou-
ate, hnagtnatl:e. chil -woarui. Bile
rtnutbtetl in ?rnnce-tour years, bit•
lug lode pito ided, tit tits .uggteal'sa
td M10 liretteot, with n suruolu'.
After h0ttlig tuntddsnvl the utittet
direfully for st,na.• day.. Sir Cbulo+.
w!thoul maiitlwtliig the fact to lai.
seater., had Sita. her um of the
tamely miaow. and sent her to echo°.
at 8t. Dents as ease (leralul.te Llnd-
ley. Bb• exptoawd aunt eurprlr.t ort
;turning that Bretton, winch she had
writ tw b •r owe, wee not her mune
tut. hating been told. long before
tis it aha w.t a the orphan dduubter to-
__ tw... defer friends of 8:r Clc rlem. this
last awoke,no wutplefou lu h:' mint
ice. did not Sem.• to England fur au)
holidays -tele had teen entated dmon
by 8 r Ch.irher matey Ell-. tltrtk, wh
}grew fierce each year In her rot
tient ag.tlnst Ib' K1:I who hal token
u1. .rt much 01 her ttrothare love
•std. far worsts of We wuney. Tbl.
b • agreed to the tufo readily, a
!r put off tis, approaching day wlt't.
ek girl he Iovedl ns Ills ..wn child
pipet make the terrbi* discovery of
her 'real position. Halted not -reck-
oned fur this dlffteuily when no Ir-
resistible Impulse of tenderness and
admiration Med made him adopt the
beeutlfal little waif and treat het no
generously ; when It first occurree
to hien, It was charaoterinitlo of film
that he net about evading It. In epl:c
of the cuts*. obJecth.ne of the Mistier
eiretton, he Ineleted that rile wens
to be kept ID entire Ignurnuoe ul
the truth, that she war not to know
Shot he himself lived near. nod that
his sisters were never to tie men-
tioned to her. fare war to be trade
to believe that he came from a dle-
tenoo to see her. Jame,. was Trottlu
to be equally client ; aeb! as, besides
being by nature houorable, he knew
beide* wan not to be trusted with n
secret, he ons discreet ; and, though
' _she knew hie home was with Sir
Charles, she .114 not know where that
home --wee, for eke Mad no recollec-
tion of Warltglann Hall.
As during those heir inquiring, self-
tormepttitg, transition years a( a
girl's life, from twelve to eixteea.
Gelder was surrounded by people who
could toll her nothing about her par-
entage and her pronperte, she lived Ip
happy ignornnee of her own history;
while et certain natural reserve and
dIetlnetion of manner. which increas-
sel the effect of her beauty and ac-
c•ompitehmenta gave rise t[. A belle
stuong her eompanione Gott alio war
"an hetrese-'a belief 'which in time
o atnral!J) affected her also, and seem-
ed the reesonahle explanation of the
aemi.conventnel care whhei had guard-
ed her childhood. At lent, as Miss Gret_.
ton took no notice of the anggr'etiont
'n h 'r r•1 t pupil's •1 'tte•ra t h xt • she'Wcul,
like to know MMething more `than
had been told her':ebont h'r parent
and position. the purl wrote mor'
Wildly, begging Mho Oretton to let
her know whether eertetn ataalt-az
travaganeee !tt drew, tn whieh she
[ted Indulged. were j,.etfted by ht•'
prwp•cts. The old lady showed the•'
letter gravely to Ole Cherie., wIN
maid he would reply to it, but he, hoe
not the heart to rebuke her, tA, war
her ; lie merely wrote to nay that it
Answer to her v.rr teirsl ^ att
Vona, it was time for her t, kman
that her father had been n hlothe .;
offlr•er tit him own who had not leen
very well oil, [sit tete) 1ra,1ilree nil'
o Ic:va •r o ly t oval• -dl toe 11
h n r pr
f P 1
Wonted was her truitee and guar-
dian and there was no nee.( for her t
e get herself In tiny of a. young lady'
•l;ttle warts and whites.
So that, whue Slr Charles and hl
lantern lived with strict. "et•ottom•
whleh hortlere:i upon niggar.11lncen n
WarIngham, tie tttttn vagrant piek
ed up In a plied held among her con
pnn'ona the Segel position of a rIc1
girl 1„ whore men✓,* war On nhJeet
Happily this slevnskwh was not at
talned at grent reit, for the achon
at St. Dena, though good, wan not
a fashionable tont,. T., meet the et
pintos of Deldee's edncntlnh, Sir
('Earles. unknown to hln cistern, t.
whom he understated the cost of
it, hail sold one of his farms nod
cut down some timber e0 a remote
port of the estate; Mit, during the
thirteen years bet /ren the child'',
.tinptlon and her return from France
no day passed without same cutting
/illusionIse tis
from EI be ()<
way to her brother's Ortel
foal philanthropy, which wool,
keep n vagrant do eoro1S7r
while his misters almost starved. If
they starved, however, lin starved
too; and he might have• p•,Inted out
to her that they might all hate
Revel more coati xtably if die.. wou
only Wive consented to reduce their
retinue of Idle servinta and the
number of horses In tit. stable tc
their modest needs.
When lleldee hell been away two
years an 1 .fnmen wee nineteen, the
Jamas took leave of kis untie rind •
began to coos.• tris uncle some. unease
nese by growing rather "wild,' and
at last announced ida disinclination
t,, enter the eh,rch, for which, thnt
being the only profenslnn In which
Sir Merles had strong Internet. hr
was intended. Argethent, persuasion
miming followed, and at length
the young man consented to be
placed with a private tutor In Order
,to prepnrn himself for the only pro
flieston In which. an his "mete esnnrw'
him. he hied any thence of rapid nd
t nwcement.
Rut two yenrm later. jot before lied
dee'. expected return, amt Jnrt he'ort
he had completed hi. twentc•firet
year. a fresh fit of mad Impntlener
ngninat hie Intented earner melon
him; he etprewed n restless wish to
travel. to see 'something more of life
the world tl.an the r.Rbl temerity
want of money had forced neon bin'
allowed him to do. And Air Charles
to keep horn (inlet. nw,Ived to Intros'
him with e tong -belayed task whieh
le bad cwt bimssU-to go to Ireland
find engnge n solicitor he find for
nerdy known, now 1!, Ing In Duplin
to My to tree.. out the ptrentegn c.
Certnln engin a spleions
whleh had strengthened rut the year,
went by. that the chi I hive not Moe
left by acoldent la ohm nrtghhrirbrr'
of Waringham Hill. Iru•reAse.d fids Will
to entre ths mystery which hung
• 1'
say It way hW own wish to go," said.,
lieraldlns, qukdly.
And Muss Lama told her sister,
whjui they were a one, together, that,
la turolog Out so clever, their, old
pupil was growing rather hard.
8bo was clever -there woe no doubt
of that. Her pl lying of harp and piano
was showy and brilliant ; her drawing
and rotating were r. markable for
clear. careful resemblance to the
copy ; her i tttcbt Berman find Italian
correct and fluent, And the wish fur
further Improvement, which was not
likely to die 111 the society of the ex: -
schoolmistress, nae her devote her -
eel( still to study. To the uh 1 ladies
she et mod a pnragou.
'How fortunate, ley [tear!" wall the
edler to tier sister. "She will make en
stlmlrible 14 -overflew I 'shall not Idt.t
that to 8Ir ('hnrlos; but we must do
our beat, very gradtl sly, of cease, 10
prepare Gernldtoe'a mind for the
thought of a career of tuition. Then,
Indaetf, Sir (twice' generosity will tot
have been thrown away. Abs will be
rails .te enter :t nobleman's family,
*lune ; end. Infer, with the help of
Sir Charles' Influenes, she might be-
come principal of n Indies' college. Her
prospects in the direction of instruc-
tion are p,sltivety boundless."
"I hope she may be worthy of them.
Rebeuea. Site certainly shows moot
eraisetrortby Industry. Rut vo•t
know she has hardly yet aerived nt
the traclal te+•t of the period when
>uung girls are apt t' let frivolous
and regrettable [dear of gny:•ty and
admiration turn their attentlnn from
steady effort to the vain thin/sof
tltie world."
"If you mean • to a hurbanl, Emn1a,
i am 'lure 1 hope alta may find .one.
For I know, If I had been handdoiue
eimegh to attract n worthy man.
I would have Jumped at Ids," cnndld-
ly confessed the elder, whore long.
rithered face and keen black ryas
would now and then sparkle with n
Bari' of humor and shrewd common
thru.u��h the crust of prim rigid-
ty, formed Ly nearly 1miTit ccliter,
of *flr:et scholastic diecipllne. •
For uearly a year tieral tine lived
nt quietly, as uneventfully nu if she
.Ad been A cloistered nun. with uoth-
ng but Sir Charles' visits to break
the no teitony of the long .lay+ of
lilthteut study. varied uuhj
sow, meaanred coneetutlunnls of
tnlie ur two a slay, which wero np
"hat the eller Miss Gretton. active
.toi 'else wan by nature, now eared t•
take. and by the girl's visits to the
ienclIburtug cnttagcre. • in none of
' hese expeditions did the ever .it ar
far as Weringhsm ; and she never
*rased holy near It Was to Copaley'.
No news came to Sir Charles, either
if his nephew's fate. or of any result
it the search for Geraldine's parents.
lath the autumn of the year In
which the young girl reached the ng
of seventeen. Than Mir Charles receiv-
d a tetter frons lir. y1:' a y. which.
'coupled with reports' in the news
,apers. eta me upon the • w hale Iouse-
thoutlerbolt. -
James (ttw war one
irreeted au a charge of murder. Th'
toillin was s farm:r named Hughes
end the motive 01 the outrage Wn:
aid to be revenge for the resentment
Hughes had shown et an Irsult of-
'ered by James Otway to his (laugh
•er._ _ 1tlr.l ltar:ee and tits slaters. tit
one decided that there was some nes
cake. th it the James Otway who has'
eon apprehended could not be their
nephew ; aid the baronet wrote back
•o th • lawyer to th:fit effect. \Ir. Mas
wy replied that he wee sorry to "any
here erne no Jwlsslbltlty, of doubt
spin the subject
Mr. Lindley Fielding he wrote.
'your unworthy cous!u, Mont whom
volt have sQ often bed to consult me.
called et my officio the other day.
rankly owning (hit the 'dght of an
other member of his family In difned-
Its was, next to his klndoeaaof heart.
he Alt-nctrot whieh had token bpm
o see Ills nephew. He said Mt it hs ha(
'mud Mr. James Otw sty much de.
tret(sed and eshatnal of himself. nit
That he withal his family to forget
Yds eel:tence, should the law, on or.
count of soma doubt as to who struck
he finishing brow at Hughes. - 1
!ow hlm to tiro, In addition
o this, evidence, I, hallos
•Sesser to mistrust Nr. riddling es f
.vltnes. In any matter, myself visited
the prisoner, James (Away, who war
n trutlh, as his relative had for ono.
teorrcctly reported, deeply cast down
tn•1 nnnble to look me in the Inc'. 1
lave done what I could fur him, and
t-east_nadestake
u' most ably defended. But I fent
1 mast add that the most you can
tap.. for iv thatthe eapltal spntener
-naybe
rem utas In his rime
t I
o eon
t4P
orvitude. I will not press you to
ame and see shim, knowing your re•
uctance to d„ no. Von may rely up -
in hie tinting the benefit of ever)
•xertlon In my power. Mr. Field
ng made runny Inquiries, which 1
hnrwarod with caution, about Mlle
latent
Suri herself ball borne her ,w. I •KE THE _QUO'S RIGHT
al life outwardly well ; but the REMARKABLE la
fteroo craving* to a young wumau oldesta Connected With Her Cora
for ezoftemeut, for admtratiou, for
sympathy. for lore, were biteneined
by her pteltlou to ouch a ilegreesof
feterhuat lu her passionate euro-
tiouul nature tlhat. Itud it nut b ru
for oto reeource, rho must here
broken the bound./ of her gull priauu
life. Tills resource war the commtut
one of wolitury wouteu—tbu rp,lliig
of ream after roue of good paper
with bad verse, lung -winded •tortest
trite assays, of no vat is'to any and
but the owner; but they saved her
trona madmen of oue sort or soother,
and that of ouunee war eometb'ag.
:be war much alwired by the "gul-
den youth" of the country ; but
her auumaluus wraith= hal kept
awn) auy admirers whom her pro-
tec•tresse. would hs•s oottsdered
worthy of euo.,urugemeut, until
lately; wbeu the only eon of the old
Pleur od tieringham, Reginald Bam-
ber, a Luulaomu luau of ab,at thirty.
Jost returned from America, on the
lookout for a wife, had b-ew'eo mush
struck by the girl's beauty and
grateful niftiest) of manner that he
had entreated hlr father to ask dlr
Charles the truth about . her. Ue
was a man of to, calm and prudent
a nature to offer himself to her lu
spite of everything ; bet he was deep-
ly enough In lore with her wit to be
abie to realm the temptation of
throwing himself +c gots) deal lu her
wary. She WAS more of a coquette
than the disbaluful indifference with
which rise halt treated the ndmlrn-
tlon of the county gentleman arutuxl
would have 1 'd her friend's tu be-
lieve; :nod the attention of the dig-
nified, handsome, sweet -voiced Reg-
inald Bamber, whom all the: girls *be
knew were raving about, produced
•t pleasant variety In Iter dull life
which Ind her to give him tacit en-
varngement, and to snake him Leel
more euro of her liking titan he had
any reeeon to be.
.Whoa Mr. Balnber_,pproacdo.I the
+object of Oeral line's blalory as .Te-
•Icutely as he could, nod asked Sir
',Lacier If he thought It fate to the
rid to let her remain In a neighbor-
hood where the 'suspicions cast up -
+e her birth might possibly Injure
'terpriene•cte, the baronet felt that
tbu ticar's worsts oentpined a truth
to whieh he had lung trlea- ublfdd
himself.
"'100 are right, Uamber," sold he,
ifter a tong pate.P, .luring which he
tad tett like a culprit. with bent
'read, acourjng and excusing himself,
'it t•t not falx to the girl. Aad I
will set It right -yea, 1 will set it
eight. She shall come here, what-
ever my sisters may say ;
it Wa.ringhaw Hall, no one will 'Sar.•
to say a word against Iter. Heaven
stows her prceettce will let a Hoed
1 eunehlae into the 0141 vault, and
'rigbten away sown of tate black
.h+uk wa that have crept talo 'the
-o ner's of lute year.. ''.•
The vicar was auuu':.1. He thought
riot at all =likely that tin bar -
logged obstinacy he could meow
,,hen he war at last (sicced by cis-
- crostancea to make up his mind up -
41 ally point; but whether tate -flood
• st nehlne" would king continue to
.;see: any light In the grim presence
• those two withered slaters who
toted her already. and whose hate
+',nakl not be likely to dlminieh when
'rought into per.tinal cont.tct with
ie1 O.,j.•rt, WW1 .tflut
.eking 1a some perplexity at hie old
'fiend and neighbor for 'cine minutely.
after thin •tuuounocntcnt, the tlrar
•awe to his feet and got out of Ills
!df!Ienity in a eh.rnctert.tle manner.
' "Well, thluk it over, think it over,'
he naid,Ts le: shook hands with tee
,arotot raft left him to hta_Ifsfle-
PERMANENCY.
Some Medicines Only Relieve For a
Short Time.
Dedd's Mfdise , P t Cures Stay Cared
-rite Casa of Mr. Gilchrist, of Pot t
Hope, Proves Title.
Port Hope, Ont„ Feb. 21. --
(88pw(al).-Away back In 1690. Mr.
Char. Otlobrist, ex Chief Constitute
of title to,s,, w u, ti front Iota-
iels, He Was la • very bad rluipe.
auJ netur ._v --1.J u.: web &Sulu.
lie war cured to lkod's Kidney 1 : le In
Marcia of that year Untie). ba' time
tbuugbt that the choose woel !s-
tunt. Five year. have elaponet. and
ill'. ttitchrlst 1. stili enjoy UI L good
health.
O t :. p: tl ::A. 11.90 he wrote: e1 blab
been a sufferer tut ten years with
Dtabetes and Klduey disorder.. My
arts war of a d, :k. brteky color.
stud the Ruin while pawing War
euvestbutg awful. I have been treated -
by the doctors, and have tired al-
most every wedletue advertised, but .
could. get no relief. Lately 1 load beep
very bad. The pain in my back was
dreadful. 1 could not sit in u rhulr
without having a eueltitn at the
• small of my bu•kt 1 heard of . Dodd'•
Kidney 11,1s, stud decided to try once
more for a cure. They cored we cow-
pletely, and 1 can heartily recow•
mud them to anyone."
Oa July• _, 1900, he writes: "I am
• very well, and have been so sauce
the miring of 't)et My urate 1e a oat -
Aral healthy color. There Ir no pain
In my' back. I am suns 1 would have.
• been In my grave now. but for Dodd's -
i.idney 1'11L. They_ certalfl!J' waved
my life. There la res medtolae Ake- -
them," and to this letter be edd.
"+ill that 1 .ay about Dodd'• Kid-
ney Pills Ie the truth. If they were
not toot(. I gvouli not say they were
good. 'The citizens of Port Hope all
know me. -awl can vo'ch for every
word I- have written."_
Pomp nuel.laits only relieve:lipid's
&Limy Pills cure. to stay qurel. If
you want a sstldaetury, perma-
nent• and sure cure for Kidney Com-
pinint, tow the only remedy with an
unbroken record ofsurees.o In every
care. and nut a single fallure-Ilotld's
Kidney Pills.
)e raid;ne_ Ltnddcy. ttf_i►hotw he_erg+
have heard through Mr. James Ot-
rny, your nephew: 1 - tlnn't -emir
vlent h^ lite In hie restless, mischief
pinning brain about this young Indy:
hut 1 world advise you to its on the
owkowt.'-t - -
A few weeks later the nit prison-
-re were •teles"at the .Munster As -
uses, and the sentence passed upon
lames Otway sae -''Penal servitude
f life."
CHAPTER V.
Ft years hail roamed uneventfully
overa ctannut honeeho!d at Wa
Inghamgr
\ Hall mince len slay when
-tor ('entice Otway and his 'liters
had !earned thn terrible news that
their neh
1Iew J
alum find been *err
tweed, ern woherge el-parileipathtna
is n .murder, to penal servitude for
ilfe. He was dead to them now.; his
nmmn was never mentioned ; his
rnn1, which find been, by order of
his Aunt Elizabeth, kept constantly
eet1ilyt'T4rTear letmett+-tltl-tie-
'My of hie spprehenslan, was Jookrl
op, Jn•t as It was, by her own hvnet
and bad sever Knee best opened. It
wee a sepulchre 'of deal' memories.
m:' y of which Os' -y =geed wo-
rse i would lain • ttten-
t0r rn'lecle000 told h of a boy•
Merla
serer7 and jt .
there nit.nit.synllrithetlo treatment: �
The !;.%11 became gloo ter than
et er, }:':'abeth More imperIogre Elea.
nor mot• querubtte, Fpr Charles, now
clove time .00. _BIPTe_tllcllt. The very
err v ft nt iv- t he youngest mTddla-aged
by thle time -had aogolrei 0 mourn -
'.11 gravity which harmonized with
the threadbare carpets and tits
moldy hanging'. and with the fallen
!ortnnse r,f the family.
Ore cowed/Mon Fir Marilee held
which his abater. did not 'here.
Ther times n week he role over to
'Ytpmley to see hie adopted laugh•
tree, who, at :.-, was etlll with her
old( Inetrictreus-the 'cringer being
lend -thing 'something like the Ilse
of n mm Moist of rho peopie about
t Ito nelghbr.rho.sl. tool learned Ler
N..rv, thonglt she hrreelf atilt re•
melted In Ignorance of it ; and elle
Wei n cir'Ie of aegnatntaneen. ton -
'tiding of ttftwe few lawyers end
'kwtorw an.l ehe'rgymen about lope
'ey whose Mins Gretton honornl with
her Intimacy, anti 1.1 a rhlrpinge(ole
onr of Md mal in. among theme Wit-
ter she weeds Inng settee have learn-
ed) tin tnnnner of her eomltg to
w'nringham, tent for n very natural
,rnaplclon to whleh her likeliet% to
tin Otwnv family, Plr ('hart,"'
natlus.
Queen Alexandra, through the as
ce•s,ou of her huaband to' the throat+,
botwtnee invested with a cumber -f
quaint end old-time prer,gativea.
Amoco; there W the right t, the
greater purti4t of any whale that
may be either caught or *trended
along the British east. The whale
le legally regarded tie a royal Belt,
1t the amino way as the eturgeun,
mud an ancient statute unser yet re-
pealed, provider that' the whale stall
be divided between the King nod file
mason, the bend only Mon,: assigned
to the King, while the remaluder d
the body gar to the Queen. The
reuutu .4 tits w tmslral divlrlou was
to furnish the Queen's wardrobe with
the whalebone necessary fir her
stays, a fact which 1' explicitly net
forth It quaint old Latin lu the
statute.
As; consort of the reigning Kltig.
Queen Alexandra has a number of
legal prerogatives, placing her upxt
all entirely different footing to that
of married women in general. Is fact
Loin a legal standpoint she 1s a'i0-
gle, rutins than a married woman.
Thur she may purchase and ,wavey
lands, and do other acts of ownership
without the ct.ncurrouce of her Wie-
land, and she can gnu it her owe
mime, lu.teutl of to that of her her
bred. 11 one was, ate appears la the
courts by her own At(oruey lleu-
eral and her own tiulioltur (lateral,
who fire entitled to a pia..., within
the hitt.
Though In all respects s subjeot
of the King, yet In point of the se-
curity of Iter life and person, she to
put on identically the eante footing
ur her husband, and It Is Net as much
treason to conspire against her as it
Ie to plot against the King. If she
herself become.' guilty of uuy trett-
eon, the only oourt by which she uwa
Im tried, 1s by the House of Lords.
The last odeasIoO on wliTch a Queen
Consort was tried for treaaou wow
that of Queen Anne Boleyn. one of
the many wive. of that royal bliss
bean(, King Henry VIII. 11 may be
remembered, too, that' when King
ileurge IV. endeavored In vain to s-
core 4 divorce Aum his consort, Queen
('aroline, In the third decade of the
century, which has Just come to a
close, he brought the case before the
House of Lords ea the only court
competent to deal with the mat-
ter.'
Queen Alevanden will be crown
on the same occaeion a. her husband;
ISSUE NO 9. 1901
!is destruction of lung by a
growing germ, precisely as
mouldy cheese is destruction
of cheese by a growing germ,
If you kill the gerfn, you
stop the consumption, You
can or can't, according to
when you begin,
Take Scott's Emulsion of
Cod Liver Oil : take a little
at first.
it actg.- as a
food ; it is the
easiest food.
Seems not to be
food ; makes you
hungry ; eating
is comfortable.
Yougrow strong•
The few nt bur
tbia p are a to er. Take more;
Oka saber.
not rtoo much ; enough is as
much as you like and agrees
with you. Satisfy hunger
with usual __fuod,i. _ whatever
you like and agrees with you.
When you are strong
again, have recovered your
strength—the germs are
dead ; you have killed thein.
1f you have not tried It, send
for free sample, Its agreeable
taste will surprise you.
but with this difference, that, where
Nice for the Tortoise. M he 1st crowned by the will of the
" Now. Keel," send the mistress to' people. elle le crowned by hie sole 10 -
her new -Ir Imported maid. "In the Jt(notion•lllrwill alone determiner: ttot
kitchen there Is a pet tortoise, and matter, and It was because of thts ,
I hope you will its very kind to It, prerogative of ti u Yovoretgn that .
Do you know s tortoise when you King George 1V. was enabled to pre -
see one r' vent id. euuaort, Queen Caroline,
I "No, mum, 'burs, and what loiks ram being crowned. or from even
Is it?" crossing the threshold of We.tmin-
ez edited it to her the
1 r aver
1irf" wpol an
r' I+ that It, mum?"
" Tes."
" Shurethat is what O1 was ming
to break the coals irld,•'-I.oadoa Aa -
ewers,
I
Deadly f.a Grippe
Numbers Its victims by thoasanda,
leaves a deadly trail of d1 and
ster Abbey, while his coronation was
ARK YOU (101,10 Wear?
11 so. seal a letter or portal Card
to the uuueralgned answering the
following questions:
Where are yon going?
When are you going ?
Where do you start from'
How many ars In your party?
all danger from the deadly malady ; goods
yon eau prevent the dleease If you Special low rate settlers' tickets
will ...breathe Catarrhoeone.' The on sate during March and April to
germ cannot develop where It Is used; }01011 in Manitoba. British Colam-
that 1s prevention. You can cheek and tom• Oregon. California an 1 ell West -
destroy its ravages by Catarrhozou. ern !tales. Full p•rticnlara from B.
by simply breathing it. That In sure, ! Il. Bennett. General Agept, Chicago
Sold 0, two st. s, 2;c and I{1, by & Northwestern Heilway. King
:Ions.- ate *egrets. er by malt prepetapn street east, Toronto, Ont.
(To its rYmtln .d l tecetpt of price. N. C. Polson d Co:, ! How's This?
Kingston, Ont., and Hartford, Conn.
Ws otter One tuatdred Dollen RewArd t
t•1(Oth('t' SON GS11:R1i
'htldreu should be 'snug,! to Loy*
_- - - 111.16611,- -_- --.-
In- almost every civilisel country
there are societies for the protection
,f birds, but Italy IA the first cuun-
-ry In when .trenuout e:fort bah
,.en rade to en11.4 the sympathies of
ehtel eit 1a litM-'tlireotlua.-
Dr. Vftelamu Tonle recently point-
ed out to the tending Italian teach -
yea tlint little children could easily
de taught to love hdris. and that
this lesson, once learned, would never
,xe forgotten, weerea.i it the Ieesun
.ere not taught until the cttil.ln'u
,aid to It, etcopt by lla:t-tc persons
who were naturally sympathetic and
.ons of dump creatures,
In (t r Inn 1
Germany, Franc.. nn'! F.n
an R
!1e poli. there are ninny per.ams who
ire Intere.te.l In bird. and who are
Ming what they can to prevent them
trim befog toted far the rake of their
plumng.', but lu order to do really
:ffaetuai work n more thorough cru-
-Ada to weeded and it 10- tu•y from
Tanta' of tail ren that oeavoLt,
the right typo 000 be obtained:
The .fr.ceor'w - .ng gratlox luta at-
tracted a /e111 deal of :attention and
many think It woakl be well fur
teacher.[ thnugh,ni the country to
carry' lt.into elf ::, whh•it they could
'aslly do by simply lwpressini7 on
their pupil.. the fact that it le wrong,
to be creel toward bird.( or any other
innocent cr•nttires.
Women In France.
A recent volume treating Of the
work of women in Fr•tnca give+ thin
table of women workers In that
country: Physicians. 450; auth err,
519; artists and eculptre+ses, 3,'01);
singers ani actresses. 8,000; nurses.
18.000; milliners, 80,000; Government
emplay'eete 50,000; [)embers of refl.
ptudue orders, +9,000; teaehre
e, 10.)-
000; In bluenose] houses, _15,000; Lind
owner., 500,000; fact's-ry girls, 573,-
61)0: domeitic Iervant+, 6,(1,0011;
seamstresses, 950,000 ; farm laborers,
2,700,000.
TAKR NOTICiC.
M red by
on
h
say rano of ('ntarrh t at cannot
Hall's C.tarre tura
P. J. CHE"IZY & CO., Toledo, 0,
Ww the underarnu 1. bate known F..1
Cheng for the Imse U �eare. And botlevs him
perf•etly been I k' In a t hu.i'uos tran'.ectloM
and financially able to carry out Amy oblciauoga
pride by their arm.
Wear&Tauox, Wholesale Dragrlata. Toledo.
WALLING, KI"Ad k Maevii, Wbolswle
Drtiorlato Toledo. •..
I Hell's I:At-rrb lure 1a taken Internally F
inn dtrmrtty new the Alms and meesaa-Msad
Items of the gqnerp. Teetlmental. Dept 6M
I'r(ce Tao. s'r trot In. Rolt hr All drtteglala
Hall'. Family pllb are the bust
lisped flatly, a.l 'Travel.
It p:'(entintntivet el the Grind Trittlk
Rttl.w iy ('otnptay had in th dr charge
h other day two chl!dre.i. wh-prole
.b v mare. the gtnkest trap el er re-
x/MA betweml'r• cru, N 8 and ('ornt-
'1: Moan, vn2,033 (lel
1 t It. c� eta the m
R
:1 ntartiy sixty --It hours 'and thlr-
:l!iRT minuteen. The ttttf--Alden wepe -
.['nun, and melte tIte trap to join their
p•lrents, Rev. Mr. and NIrs. .1. 81111r
Ion, In the city on the btnkyy cod the
8.nurt Ither. They keit Teero nt
' • 1 • aftentma on 110,
t me exprea<, 11
i1', ti'rtnitnfe- .ieti.nt, Montreal-__ tet
5:10 o'clock the fo!I•,wl•1g after -
tooth R'hlin here they etre en-
✓•rtnlnexl by repree'ntathsa ' of
66n MThpnny, and nt 11�.:tn
r1F:eek to ilio evoKting they. bonrdto(
.h'• "Feat Flyer," arriving in Dear-
born -station, Chicago, at 8.13 t:e'or'k
h� folrnying evening. This eexltintt,dl
'heir Journey the mine evening, le'iv-
ing for ('onnel! Binffs at 10.37 o'rl'+'!t'
Ind r•nchell their dstination nt 3.45
d ch ck _th-2_nexk __uftornm:t. The'r
journey was anvil en t , T,ut they
...cooed to enjoy every Ahtmlte of the
timet they were on the trains, Pts' the
men It r1t'trge, as we 1 as the pacsnt-
pptg re, a wpb them every nttentioa.
The tote time oecuped front Truss
to (Muriel Bluff. tens seventy-two
h',nre, fro which. of Cantron, the
etgpr nt Montreal end Chlcttgo are to
M dedneted, its we'l tin th • differ -
ewes of an horn In enitern And e, n-
trnl titan. The foreegOing 'how. (lop
Of the pnellIhtlkle . of modern rill -
fir
Te are a Glia' le t
(? tine flay
Take iwtweve nevem Q.tinlne Teht•l.. Al
drat l l. edited the m•mr>if 1t fail, ro eye!.
r.t•. E. W. (trnvr',.igne' use I. ea, reit I.mx.
'Iha.hrd 1lnotrt Mane.
Ono Iuntelretl and'fortyonn 1ton 1sts.
oompeing seventy-seven pnrII. s
are said to hat! cllmbn 1 Mont Blanc
between Jere, nth and Oct. 1st of the
yens 1900. Of throe ellmbery thirty
nine were Pales, thirty 'ITht 1'rm h.
fifteen Garman nn I thhrie.m .tmrr-
Senn. No other eonntry wen. repre-
sented by more than flys climbers.
During the year the apace devoted
to advertising MINAIU)'A LINIMENT
will contain expressionsre•tions ofuncer-
tain
notitc
e
-
tain sound from people who speak
from personal experience as to the
merits of this beet of Household Rem-
edies.
Rasslaa Outposts Near at Hand.
In tete Sebring Straits, Months and
Ans.ries snake ,,nets. fig Diomede la..
tins -and Little Bionic -do stand elder
by elle, oho loom -,r Mustafa eut,pult,
the other 002 own. A Itttln strip of
n arrow sea Ile'• between elle two, and
so clear 14 the air on a fair day
that 11 seems as 1f from" one Wined
you o:dlJ e.a.ttly rrnch norn(s a hand
to the other. Nertb, acs to Kotsellne
Polos, to PAut f11 p•, a barren sand
spit, extern ling far Into the Arctic
sea. It U the home of a tribe orf Eski-
mos, who got. the Holsten school and
church an•i lean to sing hymns, to
*peak a I.ttln English, and to use
met p.--C7tiengu Chrvaiele.
Acute and Chronic Rheum/mon.
are equally
Influencedbythr
nl+n s
t
magical pain - subdulug power of
Nereilie.-.etuwl tri madfe.n:il 1aloe
five times the quantity of any other
Rheumatic remedy. Penetrates at
once through the tissues, renehen the
source of the disease and drives it
t. Nervillne Is undoubtedly the
ng o ort t (DIN iplrify
any remedy lathe world. Tour money
back If you do not find It no. Drug-
gists sell It.
Some Men.
The man who will do anything for
hie friends or anything to his ene-
m:ew frequently 1+',omos known out,
sbk, of his awn tuwnehip.
A min who trios to win .neeees In
a hurry, int'ndIng to be worthy of
It at. teener. generally lly forget. the
latter para of tie- f•nett•eet.
A nano always troll foolish when he
Bret takes off his heft to the girl he
bee known from childhood.
Men who let the gas biro jest a Ill.
tie, in melee to save mat'h's, tutee
Iwen known to mi -ere I n. financiers,
Wo nmv think people who always
agcy W1111 11.e nett mashy, htit some•
how we keep on liking them.
lfisard'u Liniment Cures Onriret In
rows
The Ponithern RAliway Co. gives a
01',00f1,00n noortgnge to '*earn
IMnpi+ to boy line from Louisville to
Pt. ural..
BROWN'S
•'Th0 bed..111rtpat•elles ler odds, e..sb,
rel sonnet.
■la 11. A. WA1'0O5, T.spruee Letterer.
" Pre•ewl.eal a IM Mei " o
acv. Nttlt Wile PESCHHL
.tlxrrlr's Shone Age.
In some grottoes In AlgeriaFrench
explorers have recently discovered
w{t,... eipi-*laic. -iii("gled with
remains of rxtl.ei nulmals belong-
ing to quaternary time.. Further
evlora LWn+ In Ileal.e Inot sesta
P
R
the age when the grottoes were
inhabited the coast of Algeria had
a configuration different Irom that
of to -day. Ar- :,g the animals ase
',orbited with the ancient and laminae
Inhabitants of Algeria were the ,.BlQ STRAWBERRIES..
rhinoceros, the hippopotamus and 111111 pleats peat veld for 'LA fiend ter (tat
various specim of rtAmhants. IL lL ■ALLMIT, Dlahelnr. Oat
1H111O-tell nTmc-Cor6ii
SCOTT & BOWNE,
Chemists.
Toronto.
and $1.00; all druggists.
A Brave field,.
A mal and woman tw.-entiv motet a
tis'.tre party . fe.1 In ItOi, dnrinq (In
fired act ; came to an agreement der-
ltq( th, s;Zioad act. And rk:pped.aw,y
after lh' Med net to find a clergy -
mer to tnopry th m.
" lib • eertelrtly wan a brave brldr.'
" How iso r•
"Po wear a ready-*reale bridal '4t
Flt." -Cleveland lWn-Uenler.
Mlnartl's Liniment Cures.Dfstemper
ndversity hope fe one.-Burgit.
Fencing Farms
IN,
wAIM IM=!"�� = now ==
:iE�s.xgs's=
710,1* .'stony .het r tier
1110,1,11 lea ••, • holt Nppen see arid,
PROST Ironer M bene:... s•de. Anew
bit 111011? met Ilett M. ltd , 'sensed, Mt.
CLOTHES USN
Sent on Trial
at weals;. erica
If not t•AL .1sctnq
money refunded.
Ou.ranto,•d torus
raster sari de
Oscine work Inas
a- 'other u,s.Jdne
on tbem rket. A
marhln. for •recta to ►A..'l:a Rig
g ond
ey made. Thoauuda 1a w For terse
nad ortoes •ddrar
S TANDARD sV1'TLY CO.. Hamilton. eat
1
DROPSY[
Treated Free.
We hem male dropsy and is
c tmplleauons • apeelalty for
twenty years.Q uiek whet
Cams wont eases. oink w
vasnaoataL and 10 DsJl
treatment rasa.
DB H. H.01USEY'ne01(s,
Boz p ASLMTA.0a.
A]' 7117--A(71fNTtl iN event ?owe
1n Canada to evil mad.. o,,,. neon
4, Waggs-That'll elo ns well. I Jnat ttUiing• good COltlmleetin•. run rat l• oar..
want. to k,pk nt the weather torr- grown '1'alknlna Oa, McKlnntnu 11111., i'e
.5.110. Ont
Oast.
LimalcaifilAei
4-13-
"
_..
" Making Fast Time"
W. Ir. m.len(■ meet screed. Nn ether fen. ,
eon rnmp.te rw:en•hd:y w tib the •• Pap." we
'new M i.ri .ho
,r qua.ny se need. Reece, we Dow Iurnl.h
■ mit better trace than e.er. Prices leaver this
year. anew look Mtn It. Noe morn here for
price. W .Ian menuneters lawn fences and
xat••. W(1 in yokiny and low In price.
The PAGE WIRE FENCE CO. (Ltd.)
WALKCRVILLC, ONT.
OE.NTS—THEQUKIN IR OKAPI KVERY
t� (aeealian will whoa a' LIN of tM.
'Marla." We will hetes the hlslts'. b••S
tR and best A Aright, nut .ntic new hock Is
new tiring prrp.r.d by a d1., ingni.bed l en
sultan Antrim. Complete fen,m+slnl neck
maned free. Exton liberal terms. Mrl)tf
mid R Logan, London. (fid.
w ]1.77
H AC'IIl
Oh gzft FI tMkX M
f
It
'filet
r ♦ M1D
T, and eMrtrklan• new to
py I
tontalnlnff nnosllmt. eked br Eternities
Beare Of Onlineen lona fry. tiro. A. %oiler.
Publisher, Rt Lands, Wo, C.& A. Ilime nice
tion the
palter.
AUCTiON SALE -miler IT FARM, t
.ere.: neon, eattIMV.Isth Manh.101t
ttltsla.ona a, reel, Hamilton: Hanle he. 4es
Marne, bink bard. good water,
r, Rat
.nation 0.0. R Martin & Martin, Hamilton
1; Itt'IT FARM FOR RALg-OYII OF Tag
11 linens In the S,epprl P.nic.uls. et
1A 'nom., 1n m11M from llnmihm. on two rttil-
n wrA tps.w... WIII heso In I.jl� ,,,fes"."_ mil-
we".
pew. bra. WIII i. 1n en9
Aird Into we're 15 to {s acres to stilt per.
rha.t r.. Thi. 10 a dec4Aed bargain. lddr(s
Jonathan Carpenter, 1'. O. be. ow. Winona
f in taro.
Mee. Wln.low'. Soothing (lyrip she'll,' ab
way. he need for Children Teel hing. 1' bee
the child, .often. the gn rat. nares ain't 00154.
mad .. 11.e le.• remedy for Disinherit. 1.0501!
five cents is bottle -
SOFIETIMES YOU NAVE TO SPEAKPLAINLV
to your Grocer
In the Suter matter, If you speak plainly and
ask for St. Lawrence Sugars
You gave 5 per cent. In value.
OUR ORANI!LATED SUGAR 100% PURE.
Our Ootden Yellows se gond as most Oranulated
•
now offered.
ST.LAWRENCE SUGAR REFINERY
1
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