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ITAGE OP
•YALTA,
C11.),:P. ER: VI., •
bed riot lost •sight, of Lti
1,irt4Y.. Ile had follf.)w4 the twt
'Idnors, ;tied
;in anibuseade m the'firartups in the
to'rritlor. '
Ile had sworn not to leave, the
aee until the :brunette l'eft her
Essiand tokeop eiwie in her foliit-
psso*?on \as she apjwed tuTr*
tht than that his plan ware unset-
tle!! 'Whether be , should approziali
,her as coon alie left the theatre,.
-or:follow i
11Pr Tilik!-045'.n.Ve.iito he 114d
met yet , detertnineet. "'late - great
point was net lie lose sight of ber,
° ant; to find out where she lived-
. Ai for liorieoff 'snd his companion,
eatisfied that they had leftnot to
return, lie thought no more of then:,
„saps" iree not 4 little sittpris_cdto sir
them reappear after an al)ScAtke • i)
a few mieutes. and direce thei
- steps toward the box where -Ma-
, *dome litergent-still rerintiutet-
Ttlady -lie shad aessertairted thatthe
"The 'SI no iienger room fo
doubt,17., owled .MaxiMO;
are going to the •, Rue tie IrignY
'What ate they going to do
make an end* of Vittnoel-get. 3
him? A iltyyr Valet* * lot
of aevoinan .are capable of onibin-
ing to murder a man vrho illeOnes
modes them ; at least --that idea at;
,Lever oceurred to me, but, it. is not
mere inadmissible than 'all the rest
- t least; sf they do not all, under-
stand, eaelt other, and the Lord
Robert does not •melse one *tlf, the
band. I mean to set. :kw' at
-tett, aitd Shalt stiele- eloseIo th
till have cleared all this up."
Unfortunately, it.was not loilg be.
fore the problem beeathe still fur-
ther complicated. Invtead of tak-
0
ge6us
niap 'has
t1.1 nter lz
lie key
take t
here
t
n
FI.tili lave
atsilly the vght,
of.wbfels
to Piptil"':kdeietilhtu-alltl%wrlittat
pecsple are about.'" •
"*Moneletir may act as if at home,
ed nothing can escape, him here.",
"Ila,s the house another outlet
"I don't know of 'any.. There' is
garden behind, but it is enclosed
• lid there no gate collie othe
'114,ovis the house arranged ins
ilde VI' •
isFirst there is the ground -400r,
vitt* a dining-1%mo and,
hiiliard-
1)Ifl' ; on the first floor a large sa-
tin ;• on the. second, two bedchante
ers; on the other front a stilaII
. sr on. on, t-heli.rst neer.; on the greiand-
.:.-triirlSO'r
IP lSOnCfle, 1909 -
"I *tittered terribly ,frota iliousueme
Popepsia• for Afteea *cap ,was. gold" interrupted Maxim;
rested by plivicifox *lid took 63,11, s here is a light in the first story."
!Fteedies but got no relief. Then ite4 "Trite, they are lighting up the
Ertatevtis-es" art& his it t
ec4mPfailtiiteddY, euTorc"dallilffsv!ti-een:seivromeutreythIciulinilli evecjilltfrvdeiweS:1°S111,4:4‘'IWil "jitMISP3Fig3h:ti"ng....11,4p7C'
ige'ilttirPon4:317117,erni"e"tem:itr C°tots5ttiryPatitrei*, C—lia-Mp-s-ereElvicesuieokner iltlhuma inattilcZ
font medicine",*. tharrls remelt. I dale I The dining-roorn's turn has!,
OC it box, 6 for P.eo---or trial box,' !ceine notv---one light--2two
ec, At All eUuler*or ab, .the eoc4tte-14 .gouThg, to..give-11)4
lainited, Mai*. ball and supper!. And the larbins,
where do they eome from'? Bee Now
144. of the porter he was seeking,
shone the utiobtrusive • light. of ta •
rag the Benlevar , de Conrcelles fort , !IVO superstitious he- might behevel
•• he saw the porter, his elbows °n a turning in
they pass end repass before the
windows. 'Pon my word if a body
th").ThIrit°rt- mans' the 1'3'4 eur‘ii1 Thie *urtainiess windo* -must be, ftotileticiil wsla; making
sk,aefs"Stsufit
tinned_ to rollsin the
tii fortifigations. 2 `ruieti°11 ''si that oft the lodge, and looking in body' hae seen the end of a candle
'ars't1 e a " table and 8.Peetacle° °n "se* "And you declare that for eoine
b tit t it tend toj
'leave Paris ?" he asked.
• .2-„, os -keeper had brought her a, ,su- b di4 not occar to lims that Mas reading '413utt Theieven'ng s" P*Per. ays, paht you have seen no on
which one of his tenants Vias, per-
perb fur pelisse and hooitersamed dame Sergeht imitated *heee nian°en- haps, awaiting with, impatience. twot 20, eats Monsieur roes' ask
ite, swate4 date, which recalled vre of the hare, who returns to its Ilessitamitcne witk a big eet so,
home after tutving:giverr- a Itmg a° featlierress parrot. -. . Pitkei tenants in the avieltisSithe
' od
trely1Mlitsseiftelleetions. Zvident.
If.4.r departure, and might be expect- stop at the - corner of a vert„ sin licate negotiatione,-ceild not have if they hadn't gone to bed they'd
ly ihe had begiln her preparations dtasts „And when he saw tilts hemk '' ' Maximo., having_ to enter npon• de-
ed to leave -the box every moment. I street, he had innelt „di'filculty• in il be at the windows, and would make
sgss been more fortunate Not tieing 1.1,4:hstar:etitra.RecPle would
'ecaleet ill
But Maxime had not anticipated ivlieving his eyes- It was the" sainei duplicated by corn i
liad conduetell "It is amazing," thought ,,,. ho would have Pcaourn-;11elledwii°tom
- Max -
that her two eavalier.sswould return 'through 'which lie ,.
to seek her. The door was opened, •Mrsleme $ergen.t -one beautiful So- make the eonfidant of his projects, iir4e' "evidently they have brough
And the lady all wrapped Afrk ,p,p- vendier night, -that in whieh'svas a tilers reraained nothing but to ap- a Straati of servants in the night to
the direction of the stairway, pirepere for - the reception of the
master and his guests. Who has
„ ,
trtrt,,,d on the threshold and. took house that .had been abawlened six Tem& the porter frankly and en -
done tha an o
certed on eaeli 'side by. two person- Unwilling to quit even for a mos s,it, zny
hall I stop?' inquired the 1
tellirnt conehman. 'TheY are. t
radifiltiViideiPtit6s tiebsvutte
filgt and then- la particuliere. They
are paying; seems they've arrived."
"Go on further," answered Max -
"only take the other side of
the stre •t, and put your horse iota
'aese three creature.s.who have no a brisk trot."
right to know each other, and This manoeuvre was not eon
'shall thieLout the answer to the en- trived. eeaitect.the ,riSs
'gnus if 'have to pass the whole his grortid of Rue Jouffroy the brie:
night on my _feet." emee'rand her tompartiorni entered
-Talking --thue--to himself& Maxim it on foot, having sent away their
followed °from afar the ill-assorted hack, .
trio, And arrived' almost' at the The victoria continued its route,
AMC time ,tintler the. peristyle. bet as SOOICI as it had passed the
There he took Care to conceal *Grimy -of the streeywhich thejyio
etlf behind a gathering of talkers, had just entered, Maxinte rose,' Put
--- and from .his post of observation his hand on the coachidan's shoul-
saw torisoff separate himself from der, and said, le low voice :
the little group, push aside one of "Quick! To the right! Stop near
the doors separating the -exterior the other side, and do not budge
flight of stairs from the vestibule .111 I return. s Here are twenty
I g
° ent his post of observation,
he brought twon?trimth;O:eoicototsi!shz
tlie- 'elultd-ta"ittike''*/1"tiC$1 layt-and-'
-
are aecompanying her," of the lodge. At We sound the por- „thee
ing 4 To supper, perhaps, but no-- money."
he said, between his teeth; "this ter laid down his paper, turned his .
is the climax. Where are they go -
there is a mvster in the reunion of
head, and °seeing the outline of a
figure -through the .panes, went
bravely to open
"I don't think play has anything
to do with it. Yon say there is a
small salon- on the side next the
garden?" •
• "Fear nothin" said Maxitne, "Not so small, and richly fur -
18 a voice; "1 AM thc! Frown Iniehed. It looks like a lady's bou-
to whom You gave some intoeena- doir." ,
"That,is, where she -has taken the
two men, while she gave "orders to
have the apartments for reception
nittle
"That'erwhat I said to monsieur.
tionslaetsinentbeabept the prtunsirm
opposite." • - .---------ess
. .
!'Elow, tsir, you '.-"" tried the man,
"at this hour!" . , .
"Yes; I, tame to ask ,-ois to do
me a service. _pan, you let me in „ghee will begin by sitting down to
-imraed'ittelyr, .-,. ,. - , , I table, and eertainly it will not be
"With' pleasure,' and remain "Ito. make way with the leavings of the
lonp as you_please."
"That is what 1 svas1 , ,_ i___ !Prussian. - But ithere, did they:get
ask. There is something about to provisions? Not a carriage
there. -''''Bat do not leeVe linrerairrger i ftroeelnis'eePurteltin°eTIColulaffb°roty1.1asAblieletilliseelln-
in the street. I don't wisli to
and beckon to some one. Maximei francs in attrintee.' It is .possible I scen over yonder." . he' ituninators are disappearing. They
-tinderrstood immediately that WI num keep you here all roht." "I tome sir ; I am running," and I are et:lining
(To be continued.) '
to supper.
a carriege,-„a back to alt aimear- man. "I understAnd. Yeet are af- -drawn the cord, M. Bide went
w a% ordering a porter advance "Good!' sneered the sly mita- having dosed the .wintilvrv and'
a
for the servants ot the bo.Y1 tee la partieuliere. This sort ofl himself to receive' his sinexpeeted
ard were not there awaiting their buSineeS always aniuses me. Have. visitor. •
master. ' . ROW THIN
FOLKS -
0) fear. I vras fresh when you "Quick!" said Maxime. gliding
" FOLKS
It is vain to set one's good limbs took me, and my horse will hold bite the alley. "Let us go in, and CAN GET FLESHY
and twenty-five years against a pair good till morning, And if you have pus out thelight, I beg, or bide it
IA herpes, even hired ,ones, and need Of me, eaft -me in." - in a earlier if you can't put it out. New Accidental PiSe. every 'Gives
liaxiree understood that not a min- "I don't say no," replied Max- And to ideinnify you for disarrang- StaOling Results -Puts Flesh WI
ute wa- to be lost in making his ar- nee as he set toot on the ground, mg you, here are two lotus"
. •
-raugenicuta to follow thern. It so awl he ran to gain his ambuseade
I
.happenetl that, just as he darted 09 theii eetrfie I' of the Street..
out. en uncovered victoria was pas-- He arilcid just in time to see the
. tint. the square at slow pace, driv- lady, 'ring at . the door formerly-
-en by n. freeboeter, io search of guarded by the cerherns rah the
prey. He woukt have preferred a tea inusttiche. • _
elose'rerriage, but ' there was no The door opened immediately,
, .
choice, and he 'limped into the one an 1 closed behind Madame Bement
Owl' oaered, with a few very intel- end her friends. . * •, ' •
ligifile. words to the coaehman. In Maxime was stupefied, astound -
Ins charaeter of experieneed Paris- ed, petrified; ,
Ian, he knew Well 'how to speak to This denouement was the--n1y one
this GlatS in the , language that ha lad not contemplated, and the
.inakes them move. Mort;over, this snore he reflected the lee e capable
reoacliman was one hi took in half aid he feel of explaining it.
a word.. Be drew up againet the But he muse ad, or, at least, try
. 'si.le of Rue Halevy, aed awaited to penetrate this strange mystery.
.,. ,
fuitliFi orders,
Turning toward the theatre*
31-4-xinte taw the brunette of the
'Mink And the two foreigners get in
11 large hawk with four floats, which
- turied toward the Chaussec d' Au -
His only object now I% a 8 to
follow' this hack which proved easy.
as the peereable beasts which led
it travelied,at a moderate speed.
*-Where are they going? They,
Are lesving the boulevard, conse-
nently the night restaurants; then
thev-de not intend to sup ---that ie
. ,. ,
tinlese they ttee going to suit , at
Boiisdre. Yet, no.; they would
Imre takea nue SeriW. It is tru
-Oat all leads lead to Rome."s
Tlie .rtroserls found this evening'
ts appfkatioi*; „Arrived' at: the
ress-street WlionCO might be seen
ihe eltinteli sil la Trinite, the hos*
,tioneil to the left anti filed Along
the Deulevard Ilausentan; 'isliieli
ended its ttie Boulevatti /tIodeshor-
'Gee would swear ItoriSoft si
. taking them to ' hie 'own house,
" inturintored Maximo,.
The victoria -Pisani:tailed its die-
tance 10664 ditlimtlh, tito ctsinit-
an. an old -stager. teaming. lit a
voiet fahrbsielits polka.
It wits not the first thee he ha
a. eitistest id sratebine a N40.
be knew that sash eNpe
1 Oro "Awaits well pai&'„
fo this *torway of *tint
v eituatien began to de56,
*
- ,
Biilard pocketed them and thruse perheet Figur,es.
Thin- 'People and Rounds Out Lni-
the lamp under the table, mutter-
, . — •
mg- Simple .Preseription Given.
'Monsreur 1 ,thank you all the
same, but can assure, You that what For --ilainen-and men too, for
do is net -from calculation."„ that matter-wlio'ean never appear
"1 am surc of it. ' Now station eeelisb with anything they weare be-
spurself as sentry with me hehind eal'use of abnormal' thinness and vi-
tae windew; anti gularity, this remarkable preserip
The man hastened to---taisow-sat tioe is destined to solve the proh.
monsieur who gave princely' pour- leo As . a heslitY maker for the
boires, and had ways as mysteri- 'figure it is eiMply wonderful while
ous as a hero of romance.' it adds brightness to -theseyes. and
; "When did the tenants otier there celor to the cheeks end It
return?" asked • this munificent requires no particular dieting, but
strangeracts as an aid tonatureby its pre
"Return t. Monsieur know the culler action on the nerves and
flow -was he to go about it Happy t Pitt5Iliall left tijse weeks ago, and blood supply. The blood and nerve
nothing has been heard of him, and distribute' over the body, Alt 'the
nothing ever will."
ideas are sometime& bona of great
perplexities. 0
"P4rbleii cannot do better
ti an consult my old acquaintance
the porter opposite. He WalSt 11.1.V0
protty good me leetion of Inc. I ting is shut up, inoneieur may
r;are him. twenty anes every time! awe and nothing has budged since
I talked with him, and this evening! the Prussian decamped."
will seillingly give -him forty if be "Yon must be mistaken."
Wig consent to serve me. I even "Oh, no. sir. I pass half the day
think he woniti not refuse int' his on the door -step since the weather
iS 'fine, and no onelias been in the
house. / answer for it with my
head, and beg monsieur to believe
1. set store by my head."
"A woman and -"NO /*II are
there at this anornent. have just
leer that go in."
"And the Prussian is oise?"
"No; they are froeigners whoin I
1 yr urishment or flesh building ele-
"Either by hint or by some other quoits obtained from the food.
"ti.e house is occupied now." trouble with thin people' has alirays
'Mil rats and mice, then. Every- been that they do not absorb or re-
-.tain enough of the fleshy matter to
make them gairi in weight even to
a noresiti extent; but this new dis-,
eovery of blending certain herniless
IlVigs is &revelation to science, and
hundreds have gained from ten to
lodge as an amburcadc. Provided ferty pounds in a few weeks. There
U1' man has not gone to bed!". . to -dangler of becoming too fat.
He booked at Ids watel, and saw intal you getsthe.riglit weight then
it was half -past ten. stop. using. '
"No," he resumed, "these ten- The general.health and strength
vie vaimot retire so soon. gat no ig greatly improved in anyone from
time is to be lost." the age of eixteen to !sixty. Wo -
The street„ well lightecl 'by, the en soon get plump, .with well
,,..- se was silent and deserted. Yowled arms.traoldfull biist,aisil
passerby, not at acini. Mi'c- know, and do not resemble the n. become s gut ,,, strong,hvok.
t glided the length of the wall, i'bear. It is not the first time the?i� and Iterdti.157 •
as he had done before on his first 4 woman has tome here in the night. In 'ae lellf pint bottle get--th
ftl pedition to this quarte,r, and, ar4 / escorted her to the door the night ,otttlees a ' egiente Of 1,01)$in A
rived without etieounte'ring A livitigibefore I came .to you for, infonna-libree onueos sYruil of rhubarb
trature at his wished tor itttli143. ' tion and oii that day I told you the Tlien add one 6unee conipound es-
rom tine well-clioseb Atte ite 1k natinS site gave the-s-Mastaine Sers sollee car41191,.811-47ke antile '441111
etifed. in hill. 11,1adatat fiergent*S g gent." t ye hours. Then add ones,,e,uneeir.
V!etorioug, ' babitatien, anti issees- "I resollect. ltions'iettr thought tikture kadomeno. co:014 1112.4 ' (notii
:met Olaf, ve light was° yiEible 4 she was a covotte. Aud monsieur (astienioni);. Take a tottspental be' 4
m She windowe. All WAy sembrel h certein she is within *WI the row dud afi" 11"I% lits4C".igh be*
tore beginicing.
r-
4'
on the evening he iissIseseerted gentlemen9"
• feont the Rink.. Rtidetitiv the - ”-Absolutely certain,"
eivin to did tot lot+, t -,u Ole! i'Then exat hones ie the Toor Ile
, ,,
'cot. , IS4Ixile." cried the porter; eibt.
a the et barn . ',
he tros'efsed.,ranet- be horrors going ..,on. -there
a lively * .tion, tteit trout .S..elppoce 1 go for the police.'"
•uin()Utile1- -''Ne; I have, remon, for not hav-
the amveil- ins reornise to the polite. Besidtot.
selow -en tit
ng toofiakt
T a .1stNiti
"No
1 told he un to ie
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'SALADA!P is grown n the finest tea gir&kus of
the sland of Ceylon, picked -every day and reaches
you not later than fifteen weeks. after, being,gather.
ed. its native purity and fine flavour are preserved
in aitstigYt sealed "SALADA" packets. You
are guaranteed tea of unvarying good quality.
•••gi
net roman
ltklt 1,1.sittcy,, Alta. 'Noy '20044
hoire toed yourStAvIkst Cut* for' a.
"Onetime Lott *Mild uOt b”4"iiittiout it
USN* Vane Spaviu by Its elite."
*IA VAlt&SON.,
tellsr-the -admit *107. .4titd.
hundred* of thoutaxthr bilkYtt had the
Sfi* ititce la t!te past 40 yes**. .
Spubt, Curb,'
Spilitto Sweillsis an
611 talkies%
X.entlat t1-7-1-31 Icor ;Fe- eistlen4the
,ttotable—trtiVet-thei-'hot1eltottet liar/
savo money for the owner
beciteiseit removes the causer of the .
tremble. '
IFeep bottle !Away% st bstadmItorit
ter$S. atk..idlOOlutu)Lttit. tiCook A�
rut. dealer fur firce ochot'ot, Our itOOk
+14,Treattote est Thelitooe*Por write tts.
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ti 1 1
Quaint Old Custom Still Siirvives
In aecordanee with a custom be-
lieved to hare originated more than
500 years ago, twenty-one aged wi-
dows of the parish of St. Bartholo-
mew the Great, in the ward of Far-
ringdon Without, attended St.
Bartholomew's ehureh recently to
receive sixpence, which they had
to pick off` a gravestone.
This Custom is stated to be the
survival of a bequest left by a lady
for the prevision of doles for wi-
dows over sixty iears of ages 01*
condition that prayers were offered
f r her soul every Good Friday.
- Whether the tradition is corrept
or not is open to ,question, as there
is no known record of the bequest,
and although the tombstone from
which the money is picked is sup-
posed tokbe that of the beneraetress,
it is so Crumbled with age that it-
is impossible to say whose it is.
Various/ persons have left sniall
sums to 'continue the gifts. The last
was' left - -by a Fleet street, station-
rs_smiiiitt 'Butterworth, -which,
with int-Srest accruing, supple ine rite
ed by gifts fromthe church 'war-
dens, yields l'es. 6d. a year.
It is easy to see deep mystery in
yGnr faith where there is onl
inistineee.
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