The Signal, 1916-4-20, Page 67. •
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1,0;'s yprd. :rout kW t SU:•rded by et ;Sol, r ; LI 1 loved her as 1
e width was, locked that night.d:2tit tt t
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JO
needed the key 1i that door ta,..re
tlnt',.. out. to the stable. Why &dill
gee :•"."
• . . 1 took the other."
• 1`.Cr. -.7 on one nail
1 pate.. bo' - at the same
"Which of Ile two bun: foremost?",
-I didn't notice."
'You took both?"
"Yes. 1 took both.'
'And went straight out with thin?"
'Yes, to the stable."
"And then wberer
"Threur.h the adjoining grounds
downtown"
"You are sure you went through Mr.
Fulton's grounds at this early hour In
gee evening?"
.1 !Ill 1.(04:1114*. -
*`Was It not at a later hour, much
biter, a little bent. 11 Instead of a
little before e?"
"leo, sir. 1 w,, on the golf links
then."
"But soiLe one drove into the stable"
"So yea say."
'Unharnessed the boree, drew up tbe
totter, locked tbe stable door and, en-
tering the bonne, bung tip the key
where it belonged."
No answer this time.
Cumberlaod, you admitted In
your direct examination that you took
eri:h you out of the clubhouse only
else bottle of tbe especial brand you
favored. altbougb you carried up two
Into the kitchen r
-"No; I said that 1 only had one when
I got to Cuthbert road. 1 don't remem-
ber anything about 'the ether."
But you know where the other -or,
rather. remnants of the other -was
found r
aln my awe Stable taken there by
my man Zadok Brown, wbo esys be 1
ricked ft oat of one of oar waste bar-
rels."
'Tine is the part of bottle referred 0
en. Do you recognize the label rill ad-
hering to It as etmllar to the one to be
found on the bottle you emptied tow
Cuthbert roadr
"It Is like that one"
"Bad you carried that other bottle
off, and bad It been broken as ttala has
been broken. would It not have pre -
/mated an exactly similar appenranee
to thlsr
'P0MI hly."
"Ont!, poegibly
"It would hate looked the same; 1
•eannot deny It. Whnt's the use fool-
ing?"
91r. Coniberland, the only two bot.
dee known to (-notate this topecinl
brand of wine were In the cinhhouse
at 10 o'cloek that night Flow crime
one of th.,ii to ret into the barrel out-
side your .-table before your return the
next day?"
"I (linnet pny."
"Tittle berme stomi whore?"
• "ru the rosgetM behted the stable,"
paksage you paw through oa
your way to the door leading Into your
neighbor's grounds?,
The drended 1.. nt had coule. Tbls
"Yee" Lad no sootier left Arthur's
llpe than I see Lela throw out her In.
Docent arms and lefty impetneuely to
her feet with n loud, "NO. -no, I cab
tell" -
She did not pay white tor at the hub-
bub roused ty this outbreek In open
mart *he fainted dead awry end was
carried out In her dismayed father's
&Ms.
This necessarily ratified n break In
the proceedlt m. Mr. l'es pospended
hb crow examinationrind in n few
minutes more the Judge adjourned the
*spirt As 1 °beers -en theaattfaCtion
th wbich Mr Moffat senpd this
wItnes•-• antleflICtI0•1 which
hied little eonsideration for ber if
abe ever came upon the stand -I sur-
rendered to fah.
Inwardly committing Cannel's future
to the Gerd whn made her end wbo
knew better than we the story of her
life and;het her nery temper bed cost
her, 1 w a pie,. of eerier from my
pocket abet, while the rotirtroem was
booty ediptying. hastily adebseseed the
beflowing linee to Mr Moffat, wbo bad
lingered to have a few worda with his
A t • :.1 ' I been retched
the ' ':'' • -7 0(0 knew
/ I • 'tr. Mont on
t: rningei sees
L, eeent whIch t
irtere where
• r marked
-;ed 1 mairveire
(I. 'to of ore mates
In
aft-
the
her
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petinti• j and the powerful eteect wll
0212 be prC•s:tleett 011 a feverish ere
by a well ordered neenee suggestive o
coinintien.
, I, who knew the basis of thls eg
pectaney and the nature of the actioe
with which Mr. Moffat anticipated
startling, the court. was the quietest
person present Sine.- It was my hsnd
and none other which must give lids
fresh turn, to the wheel of jegdee 11
were *ell for Inc to do It eabley and
without any or the old maddentag
throb of heart. But the time seemed
long before Arthur was released from
further cross examination and the op-
portunity given !fr. Moffat to esti his
Dell witness.
Something to tho attitude be now
took, something la the way he bent
over his relent and whispered a few
adausidtory words. and. still more, Ms
emotion with which these words were
received and answered by some ex-
traordinary protest. aroused expectation
to a still greater pitch and made my
course seem even more painful to my-
self than 1 had foreseen when dreaming
over and weighing the possibilities Of
this hour. With something /11:e terror
I awaited the calling of my name, and
whets it was delayed it was with emo-
tions inexplicable to znyeelf that I
looked up and saw Mr. Moffat beeline
open a door at the lett or the Judge
with that attitude of respect whieb a
man only 'flames in the presence and
ander the dominating influence of
woman. ,
'Eller thought L nristead of say-
ing her by my contemplated sacrifice
f Carmel, I here only added ono sae.
flee to another"
But when the timid. faltering step
e could faintly bear crossing the
room beyond bad
brought Its pos.
'eager w I tit! n
sight and I per-
ceived the tall.
black robed,
heavily veiled
woman who
reached for „Mr.
Moffat's sustain-
ing arm 1 did
not need the
startling pleture
of the pri.oner,
etandInc upright
with onthe'd and
repellant han,de
to rentlze that
t h e Intreeetble
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A Daily Treatre-
Alwan Accentable and Delicious.
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Wiairctriu-11.11ii It ioetier
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knau 22bad
blld: •••• I. • %no
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't p;t:•.1 1.11.'; • r due yoe.
Elie Lad • • at take-
. trued under r; • '
the mho - •'. wateh
ste well as 4-1 •---- I -:ratitttse
gale . .2;;11 lartirove.
rued mentellv h;(0215(2124
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t gained stretie.th Otiterwl,e Pm: I
. pressed everyt v. trA the, c:/or
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e.b, in her eye and M.! absence of e ,cry -
eel thin,: ruezestire of t.eoont In ber ex-
t pression and billinle-" There w" rbe
same c, :.nlete los. of memory up to
• the time of the tragic occurrence whieb
had desolated her borne. the same
harping at odd moments on Adelaide',
hattPiness and her own prospect of
seeing this deer sister very soon which
had warted the open'ne, days of ber
sonvaleacence. But beyond and beck
elf WI this was some secret Joy, unto,
comer7=ble.r reeerdedthe nuniete eick
willeherhielPaa
tee's
Mattningie Carmel was allowed sock
liberty as her condition required, bat
was neer- left alone for a mousent
after a certain day when her eye =A-
ttester took on a strange look of con.
fused inquiry totally dlasociated with
anything she saw or heard.
The awakening took place at Lake-
wood. Carmel had been out and WAS
just crossing the hall of ber hotel to
the elevator wben she stopped with a
violent start and, clutching the
was eanght by her nurse, wbo had
herded up at the first intimation of
anything unesual in the condition of t
heir patient
The cause of tht* agitation was im-
mediately apperent. Near them sat f
two ladles, each with a small wine- 'P
glass In her hand -a common sight °
enough. but It worked a revolution in
Canners darkened mind. The light Of
youthful joyousness Bed from her face,
and the cheek, Just pulsing softly with
new life, blanched to the deathlike bue
of mortal suffering°. Dropping her eyes 1)
from the women, she said to the worn- b
colleague
There la a witness In this bondIne tetie
man testify more clearly ani 41•Illettety
Mali Wes rotten that Arthur Cumber.
Sawa. fee min we have hoard In 'Panda.
stribilletio• tn• Thlant farm
goaa aa mh* put Hoke at 11-41 thew he
swears to That woman IS !oration
111.-WOutt RA141CLAGIL
I was reedy to meet the irarprised
lawyers look wises els •ye roe* from
liba _Words 1 bed writing _and settled
"I ivrYs4ox gAnutt
. Cruttent_its-D." arid that all
which be. as well aq had done and
left undone, seffe.red at d sup;,ressed
bed been In teln.
Mr. Moffat. with no eee for him or
for u( cotidred his witness to it
chair. Then a. she 100.n
eerl her veil
and let it drop in ber tap , riot! In
tones which .rang trete end to end of
the courtreor.l. "1 summon cannel
Cumberland to the stand to wittiest'
In her brother's defense.-
74, wa. eotnr.!ele. It was
a great 0320.-nt for Mr. Moffat. but
for me ali n ennfmtlon. dreed. n veil
of nasty dark:ie.!. through whieh
shone her feee, marred Inet1:1,40-
able a .ar. but calm as 1 hnd eerier ex-
ne,ted to see it marlin In Ole life and
henntieni vrith 'A anille nrulee which
her deeply- 0 -leen and ertn-
aelnti• heothe• hint; •Iowly hi-lt •into
Ids amid a at'enre na profortml Its
the he".1 she 11-4 immediately taken
tines all boons.
VC -1;!1•4 Bi.JY1rIGYEAST
NSIST ON HAVING
TtZ PACKAGE
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F4-'(- litil.treeni to hies tirtuni
st.,s, 0.4 fCreal mu ber int:Krieg t:
1::•:,1 got snfieletig strittirth ; •
it.
• ro( elver.) ttla are0001 1.•
Wh.0 st.o Lad 11 fu:ly in tut.. 1
4-' 4..O1 up I
nto the nurses fa., i...ette
, 2447.1 repented. quite cuindy, but wb
e
treenreat le •deeteer. the order of an
tten °our befere:
'We meet 4-0111113 at ('0(0. Yott s°.•:;11
s'▪ on',1-prick up inueedislielY•''
t hie
• 111/.ss lexided Dui began tf
to,,,,‘ open the trunks.
ete,. This, howernr„ was a rum. She did
vtly. got intcad to take her patient brie
care thnt night She erns afraid to risk IL
tam Tee next day would he n sooenough.
bye. net she woult! ca?tti her by making
21'ndy Sr.:1 iviv.11 the proper moment
the mule would some comp:teat/on of
Ac- trains which would Interfere with *le:r
'iv. Unwed:ate departure.
t. Iteenn.hile she would eommnniente
hod at the *120207-20 with eir. rot.
with a'ae had been in the habit of gendim,:
214131 freenteat telegrarus as to her pa -
wee ileat's condition. They had beep inva-
ee able so far -"No difference, mind
rill tenr.k." or srere code word sig.
ow
nIfIcant of the 24,121:0. Rut a new word
doe- was necertenry 121377. Site 41704-1 101k It
ted up and formunoe her teleentru before
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sheee did anythlreale.
ele
The code be-
was In her top tray.
She hunted 1 'limited for it without
bean
beILg able to 1 y her hands on fr. She.
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•'•• rift* w:: Vie elfell,
which 421-1 leen wit
2, t2 • trt
.• 'Pr 0
and ,1; 1.-ertt
t. norrrr
irmn •• ••••• rtinntrtc% bat the
4•11 t; • LI, ic aod 11^rs,'? (aught
.1 nrheld I.or, 12200300nrentl ef another aaental it not p
teal collar r
Rut Carmel had nen. t"O'k into
world of conselemenese 1-' 11217.
ter' z her nurse's imppert. but
Ind ['ea stRn of waning fartnitire or
perfect understandiag of whit she
seen, she spoke quite clearly and
her eve. fired upon Miss Unwtn.
"So that is why I am net,. a
from 50 my Meads. Was I too 1U
be told? Couldn't you make Inc les
what ens happening -you or the
tors ore -or •nybodyr
"You wene much too 111," probe
the nurse. leading her toward the
tater and 114, by dee.reee to her room_
"A.:(.1 Arthur -poor Ar.bur. has
tLe sufferer: Tell rue the whole story
1 can bear It," she pleaded. "I
bear anything ben not knowing. Wb
e beald he have fallen und.a. artepIC1013
He wag Dot even there 1 most go
htta. Pack up out -clothing. Miro El
ins. I most go to him at. once.-
Wtth the sudden rendlag of t
clouds whkh bad obscured her Int
lect strange powers had awakened
this young girl
"Yon shall go," began the nurse. a
stopped_
Carmel was not Itsteninc. Anot
change of thought had come. "Ilo
caa I?" fell in UnCOnScloUs. betray
from her lips. "Bow can I!" Tb
she stood anent. dhadtly with lack
color one minute and rosy red with
ts excess the next, unte it was ha
o tell in which extremen
her feeli
poke most truly.
What was the feeling? Nurse Maw
elt it imperative to know. She a
roached Carmel with renewed offe
f help and atieb expressions of ly
pithy as Steeeribt right tuft bee
Into
Rut dberetion hid come with fear
nd Carmel. while not disdaining tb
ther's kindness. Instantly made it a
*rent that, whatever ber burden
owever unstilted it was to ber presen
grew very netn.. Sbe was only hu -
can
man: she was in a very tryine poet -
7 nos. and she realized ft Where could
to that book ner Suddenly sbe eeterel it
uck. and. ratline on ber knees before the
frank. with her back still to Carmel,
he etudted out the words she wanted.
el. She was !wining ever the tray to write
the -:e words In ber notebook when -no
coo ever knew how it happened -the
nd d r,f the bear; trunk fell forwent and
l'e Iron edge entek her on the nape of
het. Ile ne-k with 22 keen bl ,w which !old
w fter senseless. When Cr.neel renehrd
at ter side pew Prird teraelf t::0 nteme
en Me and her ie-°e.ort nurse the pt:-nt.
of Whom heir ha 1 been einernonedthe
accident explained and everything
ed done f r the uncouselocis woman wince/
g medical skill could suggest Carmel,
tIntlIng. ft moment to herself, stole to
in the trunk and, lifting up the lid. looked
D-
in. She had been watchful of her
rs nurse from the first aud was Sund-
a' clous of the actions which had led to
th.ts untoward accident. Seeing tke
two little books, she took tbem out
• The notebook lay open, and on the
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page thus disclosed she bebeld written:
Ap Let Fklestum Trun•un
Ridiculous noneenee-untn she con -
silted the code. Then theme detached
and meaningless words took on a sig.
reticence which she could not afford to
Ignore:
AD -A change
Lot-ltak,s remarkable statements.
ridestuneeenati we return?
Trubuzn-Not tractable.
Carmel endeavored to And out for
wheal this telegram osis intended.
There was nothing to inform her. A
moment of indecleion was followed by
quirk action. She had uotired that
she had been invariably addressed as
Miss Campbell by every one who had
et ne Iut,, the room.
Retaining her own room, which was
on the other side,of their COMItteri att-
iring room, die collected a few neces-
sary articles and Placed them In a
bag, which she thrust under her bed.
Hunting for money, she found quite
an adequate amount In her own purse
whlrh was attachee to her pemon.
Satisfied thus far. she chose ber moet
inconspicuous hat and cent and, pat -
ng hem on, went nut by her own -1
ininw: bose arms she f.::t herself imp -
"Explain! Where am 1 r
"At Lakewood. In a boteL Too ham
been 121 and are only Just recovering."
Ber hand went up to her cheek, the
one that had Ie,, bnrned. and still
'bowed the deep traces of that acci-
dent.
"I remember," Feld she. Then, with
another glance at her dress, which bad
studiously been kept cheerful. .he re.
marked, with deep reproach: "My Wai-
ter Is dead. Why rim 1 not in black?'
The nurse, renlIzing her reeponsibU-
Ity (she said afterward thnt It was
the most Nerioui mothent of ber
subdued her own nstoniehment at this
proof of her young patient's knowledge
of a crime of winch she was universal -
supposed to entirely tenoritat
721(1, hestowlmt 012 misuring smile on
he agitated gift observed softly:
1 ott were 2 o III to be burdened
with Mark. Yoe are better now and
rsnY rentone It If you will. I will help
you buy your inflaming."
you look like a kind womaa.
What 14 your nam-. plenge. and are we
here Alone in this great hotel?"
n metier of expediency, ent
to Pare Carr ..2 frori• the unendurable fro
curiosity of the erowd and ben/elf Da
from the Importmdtbei nf the New 11
York reporter., Miss Unwin had reg. !try
1-tered her‘elf rind her charge ander Ina
*seemed names She was. tbereforie, *Pee
forted to reply: a
"Me name le titteLlna. and we am IL
here nlene But thnt need Lot worry
you. I liner watched over yon night
and dny for runny weeks."
"Yon have? Recauge of this Wight
burn?" Again Carmera hand went to
ber cheek.
"Not on aceount of thnt only. toa
Arlie had a tenons illness quite apart
from that Injury Rat you are better;
you tire •Imost well -well enough to
go home. tf you will,"
"1 cannot go bomteenre Initt yet.
I'm I'm not anent( enelleh Bat we
shonidn't be hero alone witkont some
mon to look after us. Mls• IlockIna
where i. my brother?"
At this question. uttered with inn-
pheata, elth anxiety with India -mottos
even- It hue Unseen felt the emotion site
had on ,fter.earifolly •ntetned op to this
',Noreen? betray Itself In her vole, a.
she soserered with • quiet motion to
ward the eievatert "Let as go np M
our eer.re elate will answer all dend
year questions"
heat
Rut cermet. with the waywaninees teed
rst' her yowls* or perhaps with deeper It•
mooning powers than the other would OF I
be apt to attribute to her. broke *only Prod
early from 11110a Unwire% detaining Ih0
mad and, walking direetly Into the lar"";
effiesp. looked •hout fur the newsroom ,,k!as•
eland Rhe reviled it port as a boy ne'
sreak condition, it was not one eh* felt
wilting to share. .
"1 must think." she murmured as
she finally followed the nurse's lead
and, seated herself en a lounge. "Ar
thur on trial for his life! Arthur nn
trial fur til.. life! And Adelaide was
not ercn murdered!"
-Nor gasped the nurse, intent on
every word this long silenced Witness
let fall.
"Rad he no friend? Was there not
some one to understand? Adelaide --
here ber head fell till ber face was lost
to sight--"had-a-Igfer"-
"Tete Mrvno4 ntallelattil. tie was
the Orst to be arrested for the crime."
The soul tn Carmel seemed to vanish
itt this word. The eyes, Wbloh had
been so farseeing tbe moment before,
grew blank and thr lithe young body
stiff with that death in life which la
almost worse m look upon than death
Then the stony eyes softened
saw re, the rigidity of ber frame re-
laxed, and Carmel sank Lark eeeln OD
the sofa and tried to read tie. bead -
021 the open sheet bet -n' ben
Put her eves were unequal to tle task.
With a Deb she dropped the paper nod
rented the nun,' to relate to her
m her own Luowledge all that had
used.
Ise rnivin compiled, but with res.
ationn. She said nothing about the
rks on Adelaide' throat er of the
Lai reason which the police had for
nesting 1(r. Ranelagh. She did not
re. Strantrulmion was a horrible
death te eontemptaur. and If thrs
ter th crime-e41e was not deceived
by Carmeee exciamatios that there
had been nn murder -was unknown as
yether patient 5. tt Must be free,
err: it she had wild. rnd the absolJte
as she tboUghl• of '‘?
knoweteitstent in the
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Surety get a !some ho“IP of
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store mad last try IL
door Into the corridor.
The time -It was the dinner hour -
favored her ntternpt. She found her
way to the °face unobserved and.
going frankly np to the clerk, in-
formed him that ahe had some tele,
grams to send eed thnt she would be
out for some little time. Would he see
that Miss Harkin.; was not neglected
' In her atmenee?
"I sell see to 14." said be. Thee, as
she turned to go, he ventured to add:
, aft is quite dark now. If you would
like one of the boys to go with you" --
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opt r.it'on have ,be -n 1(1,. k.
tiegt ta)lc Compound. I
sick women should read thou.
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trout lo, and I ! t. I to ' ,i.• 1 loaci been
ruarri.d only a ti:,. . 1 . : [IWO
Tkiltts awl my /Mr ---------------4an the
tit-. !took Lyoil t: ." tout.
eitteiel and W01.4 Aid 1 to "l too in every
way. I give yon iwrinission pruldi,h lay name
bevait.e I 10,11:-,I thUnkfill :Lat. I 1,(4
-Its. FILM, BEHNKE, Kit incite,
••r: I first took Lydia E.
riulthant's Vegetable Compound I was so run down
with female troubles that I t4Duld not do anything, and our doctor
sail I would have to undergo an operation. I could hardly walk
without help's) whyn I rex1 about the Vegvtable CompoUnd and what
it 1, lo1 done for others I thought I mould try it. I got a. bottle -Id
Lydia E. l'inkhanes Vein -table Compound and a package of Lydia E.
Piukhaues Sanative 1Vash and used them according to directions.
,They helped me and n slay 141114 able to do all my work and I am weIL"
-Mx s nos. _Owl -Li:, 9'49 naukee Ave., East, Iktreit., 3lich.
Pit,-'- I suffered more than tontrue can tell with terrible
bearing down pains and inflammation. I tried several doctors and
thvy all told me the same story, that I never could get well withottt
au operation and I just dreaded the thought of that, I also tried a
good many other medicines that were recommended to MO ead notio
of them helped me until a friend advised 0121 10 give Lydia E. link.
ham's Vegetable CtiMpound a triaL The first bottle helped, I kept
taking it and now I don't know what it is to be sick any wore and I
am picking up in Weigle. I tun 20 yeare old- and weigh 145 pounds.
It will be the greatest pleasure to rue if I • can have the oj•cor.•
t unity to recommend it to) any other suffering woman,"-31Lss Irirxe
FuoLwritra, 19°23 31anhattan $t., North side, Bellevue, Pa.
If you would Ilke special adviee write to Lydia E. !Inkhorn
Mod, c,o.(eontidential ',Lynn, Maim; Your letter will le• opened,
read and answered by a Woman and held In strict Confidence.
found the te/etrraph offlee. from whir
she sent this meneace, directed to he
pbysician at home. Dr. Carpenter:"
Look for me on early franc AB la clear
to ma kow, and I oust rattan. Prenares
When* till w* meat
This Me signed with pet triune
known only to themselves and dattn
back to her cbildish days.
Then she bought a ticket an
studied the time table. When quit
aatladed she returned to the hotel
Sbe was met ln the doorway by the
physician wbo was attending the name.
Ile paused when he saw her and
asked a few questions, which she was
penetrating enough to pereeil e were
more for the purpose of testing. her
own condition than to express Interest
in hls patient. She answered quietly
and was met by a surpriPe and curios-
ity which evinced that be 14:Is greatly
drawn toward her cage. This alarmed
her. She did not wish to the ob-
ject of any ones notice. 0.1 tae con-
trary, she desired to °bitter, her-
self, to be counted out so far as all
these people were concenied. Bat,
above all, she wan rufous net to reuse
.uspicion. So site stopped and. talked
3.4 natinailly ns she could nt,Leit 11iss
h , left 'half the money she had In chattel
r or the clerk. Then she went upstairs.
She was not seen to come down again,
but when tbe *45 train started out of
the station that night 11had for a isso
t *eager a young, heavily veiled girl, wk.
' went stralzht to her section. A ha"
g : cony running by tier window bad fa;
vored her escape.
d She was &lased the neat morulag, ,
e and an account of ber erratic Matt
reached the papers and was published
far and Whirs Cut the name of Mlle
Caroline Campbell c4Ireyed nothing
• 11 10Atbet thPetitiblio°Use of Dr. Carpenter ohs
• town erns as yet a $em* to ever7 OBI
met Mr. Moffat What she told high
Martened him irreatly for the strung,
he saw before blm. Indeed, It etas*
the 'whole tone of the defense. Pei,eels-Eng from her story and front villa
' the doctor could tell tem of their wok
Ing at the station that her retains 'hi
i but thenisetre., Le begged that ab
! eecret should continue to he kept
I
I
To It. •'''r' it ii. -ii Next. Week
Ituckins' accident and what tee pros- BANISH PIMPLES
pects were for the night. '1 hese were
favorable, or so the doctor declared,
but the lujured woman'a cutebtion call-
ed for great eare. •od he would send
over a Capable nurse at once. Mean-
wl;:.e the maid who was with her
would du very won. Ehe herself need
bare no worry.
'Awl are vary good." said Carmel.
"1 nut tired and whorl 1 once get to bed
ellen certainly pleep. 1 shall give or -
dere not to be disturbed. Isn't that
right?"
-Shall I nceompany you to the door
of your roem?" be asked.
She shook her head, with a smile."1 I
nni gulf', capable of tailing my
0003. 1 hope Miss Iluekige will be as
in a week from now as 1 nra at
11143 moment, out. tiwtor -sts. bed
Leen stniek by a strr.tige
"I relined like to sena. one tittle mat-
ter be?'ro me pert. The money 1 hnre
maj not 1.1. quite aa' e le ray Immix.
- my memory /nicht leant me egaln.
• and then Miss 11 ieklus twat, surfer
if yeti trill take charge of same et It ,
en her nerourt 1 shall feel relieved
d moold tenvs. preeautiod" he ,
Imirted. ''t ut you mold just as well
41 01 the desk."
rem** •-•10 *Mead Then, es hie ,1
• retrilnel ' cd on her: 'Noe are
itt If 1 !live Meade We both
te-4 le•te 'net rem, from tele. 2
to of them Toe cue I
But h
e revel
red no encouragrement and
allowed his suggestion to remain un -
She looked grate(u) for this and was
pulling down her veil when she per,
celled tvro or three men on the other
side of the room watching her in eel
dent wonder. Stepptng back to th
desk, she addressor! the eleek arida,
this time with a marked disdisebliant
bare been very 111, I know, an
uot always quite myself. Rnt the
sleek of this *cement to my nurse bas
cleared my brain and mule me cepa.
his Ravin of attending to my ows If
fain Too ma trust use:1 can do Mr
errands all tight, but perhaps 1 had
better ham ob. of the boys go with
Me."
The clerk, erestly relieved, rang his
hell. With the Aral step Into the street
Canners trembly freed mind began ft*
work "Where In (he rat/road eta -
boor she Inquired 01 44* hot who was
trotting aiong at her slithe
-Over there." he answered vaguelly.
^Take ere tn it,'
The slight of the station. from which
• teals was port leaves& frightened
ler for a mottieat teeth its beside sad
Mine nettj. bet she Wiled seder del
etress ef her
AND ERUPTIONS.
In the Sprinielo:t People
Need .1 I °ilk. Medicine.
ghae of t he eineet ...,;c1-- l I, 4' li- Wood
is tint ef eerie, is (40tee pen, 2....ig4it IV
et option. and rex-1114 112..1 .• ,,,,, .. fr.,
ivientla witti the rhar.g.• fto . %tint...,
2...pricy. lile... for.•te I i. -It I h.. I'll, g
indoor life ef *30 42 ham had it. effect
minn the Id , 4 I, Anil thst •,,. locie reed/.
e•:tre i. fief -Jed ?" put it r i,..!.I. indeed
. there Att. few people win. do not need
a tonic sI I hi• .ea -on. 11.11 Ile, d does
rut men Iv -how itaelf in di.Slincing
eruption.. T.. !hi. .anie e,milition i.,
duee riownistt•tn, end lum-
bago ; *11.- shay p *1-ellittott getine. of
*elm -lira and neutaigie ; p nr sppetite
and a do.ile to •Inlid.zer ien. Ton
(winner erre Ih..... troubles by the tree
of purtativ• n ediciirte.-yent need a
Ionic, and • l 4 car rn y, and minting all
h.eciirlite. the,. I. non.. C••11 • (0/.1 Dr,
55.114 .n-.' Pink l'il•• for their tour.
Wein% oo g, rowvierestrering powers.
Every deo. of this meth. itte make,
new, rich Iluo 1 stile h title... out int-
relir "...a ';:eliiir1;17; :we: F li.e",,ti," :::3
en y to weal, time I, ailing 111P11,
1
*neaten end elmililren, f yen am nut
of sorts give thin 'di.'n' a ,etal and
see how quirk's- It will trete re the
appetite. nrive iiroinerne spirits, eor,
1111 poor vein. with new, "heall h•gi ring
414004.
You can too the.. Pill. front any
nadieine dioder or lay resit et fin emits
hoz er eit PW•114.• Ire PIM (I nm The
ie. Willionig Idedieine Co., Brockville,
int.
purpnsant. enterts*
Imre es web an early mine. All tut 1
dread is that Miss Rocitins will worry ft
about me If her enneekalellIMNI shoskl
return during the night"
"11 w111 new return we soca. Meet
week we mey look for 44. Thee you
eats he by to reassure bib tf obi asks
tor yogi."
The doctor. lifting Ide
departure. The tatertriew Med 1111,111
hand 9,.adautes. She feet all fiblifigh
it bad imbed OM hoer.
tAlbril.11110_445t_b_re-ltftigAgi
A *read tom.
:Be your ear *As siolen?..
Irdpdn't. worry: perheps it will
1
"I'm net worrying about the ear;
Lbatarm immured. But I had six gel-
! Inn. of garotte. in the tank" and 1
can't afford , eland that hew "
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