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V, I I .'s AvIlUJI143ASecoax, telling her the 4101180 could be partly *'I)%# Xvix olink,00?' she criled, (�Ilqe!,Iy, R(44s aAd tall trees; .
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0, - BY BERTHA M. r5ne coul-d-AiLve Dr-114,4ea-me npS Mat - i The two ladi(-.4 looked tit ,,.,tell otbOrr A44 then Miss Lockwood began mok. 901719 -Whither 111s, woll, wao t ; ,�
ot a galaw'!, Or 2.47 =&Is ov*,v U . I 'A'V. r , i&74 011id Miss LO(-'I0VOQd MdPed a tears jug to 110 elf a 0,0*4, , ,�
"ars,old atay bemeatead a qu4rtP-r j . said such Cruel War&, the fac th es vivid Picture of wJ1 at gJO neyOr thought how It would end, or - , ,
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I e that had from hem kindly Pv(3S. . time would4o. He , u�'thlng 41bout it Ali he 'did was to ;'
. bectuni �04 avil-10le Dominica JRV4 to . � looked at Nat with such critel pride. #&Heaven. biless lid, . r VIVarite, Sir Olin* . � :�
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, aba, $861. stollewan, . or I 4460#%, �" !' I' and comfort IIIJA ton vl*",
Rjult k � , Author Qf "Which Loved I !1t;p-, (( , , Would come back, ,.an d. they Would "alk (Al uriller the 1.1glit: of t - I .
a I ilm B The Wedding ThOi4 she Said. to, herself flia't she mWit Wherever be isr, b"( �1� i
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at the Mrainion Lando Aganoyl or I R�ftg," "On Hct Wedding Morn," gtc,, Etc, the secret of thede Parting or or hop or 4 11UPPY marriage, an4 there would,10 t6(10, )';'(I driven blin maill ,.�I, 11
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. IpXorY, may be bid at ibbe aigoaW, oa kneeling still UP04 the floor, her face , PeW.em she loved best. on eiirth, A b , Ox ;1g0jl? W011111 he,, ever laugli, 014k, � ,
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- mortaLn'oonditionis, 6j. fttbpr, mobboi . **_?� tiful picture; hilt 210, � eatp , 'Co till Interest jil life ag-ohl 4. ,
,O� . - , ., Swollen and stained with weeoing, it ON Vir WPONO TUATIT, IV 'was It to be re. `
or sister ad UY, �kdllk s1ho, was the Warm, bright sunellime falling . afize4? Sir C1171 d W 11:1;1 ilupo�,,,i,biv�hiff I Ili
... I ILI misery, ber on,her that roused . people soon tired � . . ton did not return. p ire was 4,31
, beir froal Of Itsking the qli!g W People were tired. of ��, nh eaded. A Woman's folly haa 'I
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W cuiltivation of the land in "ok Duk up 'her whilte i She rose,from, the iloor,suess Of griof' The OeVelul impression was, 1'��,. ,
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of -three years, A� homesteader mal fs 4 glimpse or berself in the mirror, should was living, Veeause MIss Lockwood ',i,-;-Iw uit-m,t ,�o 1(�nd such a noble " �
1.0 Worship her. Some wondered why s1h e Grmt Heaven', take Pity ou naeV1 ly knew her own face. bwd' have preserved such mystery over ,
Ure 1,wiethiiu aine mlleq of. Ale hoIng, Should have preferred Sir ClintOu when she sadd. I it MO ha4 ascertained that his bankers, bad .1' I was slain bN the falsity t�f a " " 1
obead on k4 Ifarm of at lestaft IN a9roz she might have been a (fudbe "T148 WEI ,not do," said Lady May. One knew. - The fashionable world sent two different sums of money to, him. -;4 All!"' I L . I I . I
�11�� "; others Sale had lost him--jbi had gone from "I have had my own w made some very keen guesses . 1.11
. I have dri as to the They assured her, with all possible Ailk? after -mile, ni�)ng tj)e'qjjjet b,*q* ,, , :
molely p(whed and o6oupied by him, ou said there was no COMPOT'Imll between ber, never to return. A dark mist eame, him to desperation- ay; Ippened, thou - ,-d, in-* e uttp., 11 -?j., jintil fl., r.j, , '
I his fattAr, wofters. oW, Aelioter, the t yell truth 09 what had thl 1,
.11 I - or I ,mister, � driven him from . g1l no Politeness, that they didnot at Present . 3 � .1 . ,. q, � :�;
11 � wo gentlemen and that she bad between her and the light. 11 inded me. Teems -1 certainty. one . i, � .
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for my pride." Waa quite evident -Lady May S ealgage- that the money had beeu sojit to a Ops �t,,-,r
,�,If " t - " rtaill districts IL h6moOt"doll Then, there was a confused r I fill is St tilterod. He did %lot tirililt I � 'I,
I in good. standing play �pre,"vt i Sir Clinton .having been Set 11MOT Of She found her beautWul Young nilstriess But fill the Scents and essences on her 11)eai�t was broken. She was free-Whe- Piamislitll bank; but thut wheneve,r SIT X rest or of,stupping., and so tbe night 1,141,1%, , 1 ,
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I* ktuarter seottoia alongside blabstas. In the bles where she bid fallen, with her t011et-table would %yot remove the truces ther by her wish, oT by .his, or from 111160D forwarded, them, his Address, . ,vore on. I � I , �,,,w I
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wtead. Rxioe $3. per &008i D111tiOR-r gliecal-loom; ,some 'ftfil"1110d, Oth0rS` COT1- face to the f1por. . of tears. Then tile proud young ilej nsent, no one knew. It was I they Would a, 10 her, and, 11 A :�'%
%iz Inodtlis inow.dh of su ress , t ,On�ce send it t I hat, watq flitit da2g."ling fils ew-'s? �
Wist resl4e tradicted it, The voorld was sakisfied She had lived too long among flue sent to say that -she would broken; Lady'MeY was free--fTee to be ( wital that Lftd-N' May had to, be con'tent. .vaw of cemison and gold Ili iiho east- jj. :
rahwe Trom. date of 'howwatead, en1tri on one poilit-La,dy May -had taken a ladies, am 640 Phrased it, to be eAer fast .in her ,own ro take break- vrooed aAd won, ,
, I om. No. one must see Stir among the Ty.�Iere was a great I TWO Ywes had passed s�mce the night "�' IkY-a grMt 0111OSOM flusu and , ,:,", ,
uAtag the tima required 'to ewrr Part in the 13107, Witlidn't caring In uoh surprised or alarmed. She raised. her, the -trace OX those tears, lest they should fo trraks of gold. Ile s?'Indk-d h"s eym-'es; ,. I I
rMloulloterad patent) - 1an4 atiltlytiL6, 'flialt Sir Clinton thougght or said Ubw . Ttune-hunters, great - of timt quarrel and pairftiag�_the ques., -
.It open the window, and let the ooica know they had been Shea to,r him. delight among liar admirers. After all, I tion still re=11110d unumewered "Whe ae I!, -1A -;,d :71 I �, .
it. Evidenitly he wonid not bo tke- rul- nighib air play upon 21 . 2 re zt*, ftil-1, Nvhat tVd it reeall
Jifty acres ex . er; she bathed It" She said to herself tbtit sale would VbP had a light to please heTS01f, and no was Sir Walton Adair?" L to him, those thl.4710", of c"'linq0tt and "
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A bompateadler,�W�b-as exhatidtoO, 1119 POIWOV., Urelitlemen laughed, and , in.
ft bae knew the rlght� -of the story. Lady Ile had gone out from h,e.r pres gold? They Invnight to h, . 11 ,�
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I ,his homestead rigUt nd own,ot 6b. said it was easy to see which sex hel-I waterS. When Lady May opened her from her ---she would at least pmerya May lived her life as well asshe could. that ,night mad with wounded Pride and `vft Piece of a Atir, Proud woma-A , "" ,
The one thing upon w1bich -she vunddld love, mad with jealousy. ijud ,'itd, the 9 a
Or a re-emlytion may' take a Par, suPeclaucY, after all. Ladie felt u eYco, the ,maid hastened to re -assure her pride. � But even When. She -had taken 'W1101 more light gleUrling in hex it-wels; 1v
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canostead In vartain distriett Secret Sense of (--�ludon-they 'ihad ,I heir. . breakfast, and two hours or Intent tha7l any oth � Was saving her he been, less b -rave, Ile Would have weak-' 't
*1 Erloe $3. per acre. Outiesk-Must Uglit to their ophiloas, aftek till. So the "I am afraid I Was too -the sunny .d I er ;nid in the rich, shining foids, o;,f her 1, ' L'
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'jp` in boing- laormang had passed over, her face still t know. that she ed. to the rivc,r ond flung . -a m4iant woman, with, junjimns 4 1 �. , I � 4 1
cured for -his absence; no one must He Was not weak .�
or te o retained traL0s Of tettis-it was pale, enough, not cowanj ,T*S, Who Stood PrOj1d and seorliful, � ��
ite of the s(,a.,,o,n came to an ing the wine, my lady. 007 ar ver.
res�% six modths in eaoh of ,*,ra,6. brillant fe , himiscif im ,1ress
bs"Tal ctiltivatq, (if t ores 96d 86f end- L�Idy SM"IdOwn Iva-, -,imply eatis- tipgd.11 and her eyes were dim. know that she suffored pain-thaj .She enough, for that; ,It he was mad � fiairt-the woman who , I
A house worth "00.W fled; ei,eTybo�y praised and complime,,,it- b _the ;,,u�rh`ty And 13 c I
j�ut erees a* she spoke, she said to 41 can, say my be -ad aches, a mourned for 111111 --that she admitted to fire of his love, the cruel fey *4 �
W. W, COUT, od her; the hishlolvable journals all de- ber.,;Palt that at was nx)t I nd, Ili er of a -is ."ad broken his heart,:drIveu.hlm mad. , "
�; % DepUty Of the Inliter Of tkj. Uted0f too, No life Was Spoiled. She weat i9alousy, maddened him, When 1,e . �v Ivaked On Aek I
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elared it to hare been the event of the fatigue that I good truth, it does -my be -art, horself her
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1__ - . ,led ptib,lication Ohl se, - . Mrs. Dunbar was complet4y the beautird face colorless. Duval was last evening 1, . never alone. Driving, riding, tit ball, himself thait he Nrould never look upom Then from Out of tile light� as it OeLlm :,� 1
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11�' 13. CAULIXG, Life, A66den% Fire and Phte E'l '%vent down to the drawing -room, Opera, ,or fete, one could always see I
� gnificanee; and the countess owned to and She flattered herself that she under. Lady May the very queen, of Society, the what njagilt, lie -�,,Oaji d ne X � .
i,f, Glass Insumnae, also Collecting AccoulAs herself that She had Lady MAY to 6 Where Miss Lockwood sat with bec re tier one would not meet them; they ,f�,cxe�onjy . I I.i
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To . tK firt ladl I a w.d viost beautiful, the most pol),11, _a,. nwre word in her presence.0 ha I
�, thank for it all. That .1. human heart Stood the art of hair-diressing, "I Was not surinised to hear that your ways to be seen With a crowd ot lovers Who Saw him in the street moved quick- ,ronld not meet tilem. Perhaps 1hey I I � �
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I too P. S,, Graduate Victoria U red, the seeds of a terrible tragely- take these things away. "She Muted ,vw(_r, as mad. men did, �
� li� . y late.last eTeuiii,-.'� always :Cascinlatiug, bright and capxl,.�!- . Ile ril,sed hls� hand -as though appeal- fInd say that he was Ill. He.� did not. , .*
- msItL office and resl4tn Donitzilan GOW11, lay Lody Swandown Was sub- impatiently, as she spoke, to the ffia)- "Yes- but the hours flew so swiftly, ous, always the center of gayety, un- Ing to 1-jeaven above for justice t1lea �
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-tired for nothing else. dress she had worn as Pauline. "Take - I niust tell ,You till :jj)t)jjt it." Who, could believe that that that fair, false girl could never do To the left Jay what looked like, a.
� Associate Coroner of Huron. eved, and she rC flowers, the magnificent I aunbl�,'they had golden lyings. _N -Ow I tdaing in, the round of pIL-usure, never Walked on mounlug, as he remeDlb,,ed him, to observe his he
11 . . I - .It was not until Lady May sank baek, I th uw�y,"Sshe repeated; "I aln quite 'Be`fOre "Oil biwill, my dear, let me . I% Sorrowful, -aching heart was hidden it'SUce to him. It Was the amazed arge floxest, He saw a mass of t,rees, ..
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il� Ho S., Honor Graduate Toronto Un_ otis carriage that -she realized at all the .1 a6 Th'�at ffue'�'s," thought Duval, "that ton?" Who could have guessed all' this was to stop and ask himself Where he hiln i d of it) led there. He -went down the . I
�L. yersity, Two years resident physician erents of the night. Then sthe drove the , b , q, -Jed With hir lover. but assumed, to bide the reality of .1 going -what he was doing? .& p Was : 130 and Climbed ('>,rer the stilp-. them � �
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i" . uAd residence, Dr. Amos' olcl stand think of it. ' . th the instinct of `as ,a narrow Path which sneined - :
1. . V-V%Y spoil so fair an even- allealt. . "Where is Sir C,1111ton? "A MY r to �
Ullrew Street, Exeter. I M I times when, the guyety and brilliancy his class, ,-in aristocrat, tuoched haln 01I '-ad tit Ough, the Woods. It w,as rhen I
L.", hig with so dairk a memory? ,.rime "'Duval;" said Ludy May, as the muld. I brc�therls kr .r,,, .11111tie, tllt would dde a,way from her.-whe, the . I
� - -,(,p( at YOU as the arm, and asked him if he were well ":e flest faint tremble ot dawn. ,r4l4,. �.
� enough yet to recall all he had, said and was about to quit the room, "you will 11h, in such solvinn tone,0" k lovely face would grow pule, the eyes The man started back in adright tile I
. . M. QUA0KENBUSH, dtae. Yet it 'Vent with -her' that white, oWfte Xe� by not meutioning my slight "Hush, nly dt-al dim With te'ars--when- she would fling the dim, ,; ;; ,lew lay On the gmse and < 13 �
&AP - . d6spairing face. ' S iiever ligbtiv use haggard ,eyes looked T,,�,jy leaves; there was a faint, sweet StP as -41 .
"I She -looked out into attack Of Waltue s to. any dae. I dislike DiblE, 'words. Where is he, '�U,iy'.01 hQrself, With a passionate cry, on at him. �,)f coming day. One Or - two'llttl-e b.rds, lr-�
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1, opuclaer. OfUce-Dr. R�Ilin's old office there- ' , and nional out that she "Wc4l? Yes; I am well," he replle& n"ore adVeUtUTOUS than' the r4LSt, tit-
� � , she look -0- up ft the golden- 'T will not name it, my lady,,, said I aslevp," wl�hed she were dead, That her life w,qs "What do ,yOu, mean?,, tered a few faint notes. I ,
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�� 4ii Main Street. Residence -Corner gleaming stars --it Was there. It Pur- the disCreet muld, who understood the I ..l!e is gerivrally bere bvfore t1ii, So full Of Pain she could not bear it; '!People are ail looking at you, Sir; He walked on, his strength fwillng i k
1 I 2��es and Albert Street, opposite , sued her baunted her. She saw i,t even Vhole matter by instinct. , time," said Ali�4s Luck,%wwd; -,111d, do - ith kindly Pat- yz u , t� 1
. 11 ariones Screet Methodist Parsonage, ' wes were closed. Alntl them, Ludy May, the and Miss - Lockwood, W t most giant ,
7 -more plainly Willem her (. 91're ta-lidug to .vourself, and seem r1W nOw--that 24 �tre`Jtrth I I
.. E!�eter, Ont. most beau. YOU know, ,Ala)-, they have sent from. en0e, listened to her� 1hind tried to com.- much excited." Which comes of Madness and desp jz� . '. , I
11 . Home -Were was Cliffe House, tizid tfilil, the most a(indred find couxtea 4is house to see if lie were liorel or it "Excited!" cried Sir Clinton,. with & C-9tchlaig at the low boughs a-4 b e pli, , ,
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�� lights in the hall. Miss Lockwood, eon- 'woman in Londou, was left alone wa#A we had news of him. He s "It Would all come right in, time,t? she wad laugh; "that is a tame word. I ev n alralil'A
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the ,,:,r,,t strength was giving -way -,L 1 W491 sdom and contempt. asked Lady May, surprised wit of her Only too glad to renew the engagement.11 We Spoke so fiercely that the police- driven Win matdv ,'�,',-3�
06mmiasioners, Solicitors lor 11 ittle. She haI-jwned-v-b_zt hzid
I Bahki Etc. had'warn her mask well anti bravely, "Let bim, tj4ce what lie has- touched.?-' cOOI assumption of dildifference B11t Lady May Shook her beautiful man started asid& and let him pa He was'startic-a VTOrY now mid Then ' ,. �,,, ,:
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'! L Woner to Loan ab lowest mtft of Interest. but it was sUppifng. now, J\Tot jAuch She shuddered as -she remembered the "I shoul- d !mtagne not, by 'thut In- head, and reftsed to be comforted. looked after him, sayIng, t -a himself: find Mm&61f crying aloud; the sunn,,I ore I 11
Ir.nger would she be able to talk with w0rds-thOse, cru "Re would never forgive I
I AP OFFICE i -NAM ST3111FA. . cl� scornful, terrible quiry. Did he say anything to You, me," she "He is quite light; it eyer -a man was his Own voice fi*-htened him. More .
EX'171BR' b ra g h. t smiles, and langlibig eyes. words; and niQw he was gone. May -was -he going back to Paris, or Said; "it Is useless thimazing of it.,, road, he ks the mam�ll then once the glowing eastern sky � .",
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� . . For the firft time she realized hez anything Of that kind?" t taped foe better "Wiliere are. you goling?" said another . I
"What a revvivT I am! I believe tihe own -00at love far him -all falsity, ell "He did not tell me so; I only 9RW things, 11,114, she made her promalse most voice, and this time i� was a Wig, buel.v the tips of tale trees. Sudd6lady, to% �
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Y TO LOAN. dawn is breaking in the ,I,i,,. y�u sophistry, all 11111saOn was Ptit aside. She him for a few minutes. Ile looked tired, solemnly that she Would, wheneveir Sir poTter, whoguw Sir Clinton stagie, ,Z� the earth. would seem to slip from be- .
I . 'a smOUnt Of private funds - should ,not have waited for mp.,, understood that in defyi;�g her lover, and not very amlaVle." I Clinton came back, ask Lim to -foeg4ve look as though the would fun. "Where neath has feet; tilien one foot caughj; , - , . I
='V�Iage properties at lowrabe "My dear May, I wa.% anxicus ,,., In outraging his sense of what was due Miss Lockwood glaurad wistfilily at her. I are You, going, Sir?" he repeated,stretch- against what seeme& to him -the brokou � - 1,
ter .7 uneasy. Have .Ton seen.Sir 0"linton?" to IhIm, in send�nrg him away, from her, her. . "You did so crucify wrong, dear," she ing out his arm, to save him f-zom, the limb of an Wd tree, und he fell, -v�itji,-",-,,---,-,F�,�"..-Ii
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� I GLADMEN.4 STANBURY "ton need'not be anxious or uneasy she had destroyed her own happiness 'I know how proud you are, May'" said. '7 am mOt ,reproaching -you; but fail. � Ids fa --e car the graw. He could rer. I
� _,�, BarrlsberB Solloltaid,* Main, SURxeter over -him,p' slj,� replied. entirely. She had preferred her own SV� said, "and how you ddsh 40 man', Who bad any manhood in hips, "I do not kilow," was the vague re- member a. feeling, almost ot relief, thallf I I
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t perhaps lie would come pride to hila -she had indulged it at tions; but I must say what i could have boame what you tried t he had laid down to &W; then a sudd,= , I
i"i here with vou. , I could not rest for the expense of his happinem 8 on my nlukf� him, bm,r." .a ply, and the poster looked earnestly at terrible twinge of pain, ID trying tgI , .
I", The Morne and RUM � gs; and now mind, even at the risk of displeasing harn -to, see -if it were wine or folly. He.
.� I thinking of bim--he stwirtled-me, ,AXety only her Pride was left to eonswe her. You." I So Lady May prio,r4sed that, When- too, stafted buck in wonder ai thai tarn ZDUUd, that he 'sholidd zwt die .Wift �
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farmer's atual fire Insur), -He -t-ces a gleat many peopl;,ts She tw-e from the pii ihat was full white, haggard ta,ce, -with it, Wjjd W fa*@ Qj, the g-roned, I
�! she rep1b,d, trying to laugh; 0 Orms fO; her; she knelt on the privileged. I should me tell 'him that she was sor&7, and ask eyes. "You are ill, sir," ,he said; "let In'LlIbmed no MOI!e- (,.,I.j I
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't . -W I alids� sler wept, 'is women weep but you.,, When be came back! but that time tMen Sir Clinton came to his ,e,,,j. to Sing; tho a m. shong brightoisim I
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i XJQAT NORRIS, ftalffw, expecting to find you- at home." cOmPliment that lay in her Power, to tween, you last PlissLIS, ftultunint faded into . How aong-that ,he never jb�q% ft I �
� 1) I . Miss evening. You defied him winter, said walked So fax in so short a space orf I
..� I M". RYAN DubVizi. Lockwood Paused, and looked at tke Sbow her defeTedn-ce for his opinion, to sa,opeally; I believe your pride has there was no news of Sir Clinton. Lady time. During that pause his mind was was not e0bbeibus ot be4nU tounag 00 �
t beautif show the world that She respected and I driven him to desperation, and be has would go WY1113 angm
1, W�M. ua,Racz, ul face before her. "He looked May Prompted Miss Lockwood to -write quite made up.- He a rsl� firep, tall Of 4
;,A Willohelsea. e-,teeniod him-nll Ibis bad been in ,her either sougilli or met With some terrible to, Eiastwold, and inquire- if -he was to Eastwold, and he wouldnever, irhiie bending over him; ot sweet eyes brimt
� bright and hiopetul when he came in. power, and she h,ad failed I-,) doin I
, � � twm. MY. FARQMUR 'All -alone, Miss Lockwood,, he saild; - it mWortuale.11 there. The answer was that they 'had he lived, fan neur London -again. He de- m6mg oTex with tears; of Ma 1��Tlxl
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I') AGENTS, 'where is Lady May?, I told him, and that . "Why do you think so?" asked ,the abouts; . trying to ntise Wm; ot
��'� he had reb(4led 11-linst the jndil� , I .0 . s7mpathy and I
� 3,01IN ,USSERY_ Exetex. agent tax he stood quite Still, with a look upon ., nat-V gu , in a voice quite unlike her own. he !had nold been -home for some moallth%, "I have been III," he said to the port- Of Somrow--he ww. bram �
.,�UAwaxe aad BLddulpill. his face as though I li�d. wounded him. t Was all over now- . 44 You will smile when I tell you, but � Roir a I'M 4 .
I , I she Offffed him, I" I id they know when- to expect him. er. "I have had great trouble, and It deat tb It aU. I
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,�, 1, h d to undo whut was done; but §t. V O� him to -day, I shall be was in full life. Lady May,'more �qau� keePer, Saying that he should not re-
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$hall keep'up my pride before every One
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The Young Duke of Ilosecart seemed
to tlhilnl,- that he hati a chn-mce, now, and
he never left her Wben, it,*wtis possible
for ,him to, keep a Place by her side,
People began to look upon their angage-
moutt as settled. One or two or lie
Papers 'bud 'allvadY announced that
there Were rumor& of a marriage be-
twelcm. the Duke of Rosecurn and the
b(landfal Ludy May Trevlyn-reg.ding .
which Lady &4115' grew rery scornful,
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"Shall .you ever marry .the duke, '
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know tlittt I ji-avc. had but one love, aj a , 4
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"And if he naver returns?" ;said Miss
T.ackwood. 1
"Thon I will ]iN-(, �,�,inpij. .for ,his dear
sf'k��-1 'Vill Ill'(' M'd die Jovin�g hi�j ,
slid no other, I .141:111 ineet him in au'
o0wr woifl, '14i;l 'Ile will kunw then (
1101V t1TP I 11AV-1 11"n tA hini; how 1
14)vt�d I'll" i,l 81M - Of P" 171,v ,`-' ,,Its.; hoLW
I ret)ented of ii-�y pridi,, 111,11 I.!,r zoarn,
'11)(I my crim-43'. I SIIJ41 n'P,,t him as
trile wives meet thoir hux11,,!�ij,l.—jjjy
hvart froo froin alty love but 1,is." S1
"D6 You really love Win .41) well, V
xr-)v?" nslted illiss Lockwood. t
"I 11twer knew ,how well I lovoll Iiiin 1,
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tl,ttl 11ow-lutfil. I had aosthijai. Theta it 0
n1d eamer howe to me, and X. kxinv whilt 11
I had done. vy ho'.11it ds wltb him y
�Vhovever he inny be.,, t(
Voor dillill" Add W.4q Loekwoofl, Qj
caressidig the go,ldou hair 'with hee ti
havd; "poor child! it ,is -a hard fate." w,
'141 deserve it- at is till my Own ballat. S(
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t drove bho no-bliest and best anti,, in the i7l
world from me by my absurd P�jide. 1 13
lesotve to, Softer." h4
"U'low 'You h4vo altereallo oaaa Now at
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t"'a3a nr kcdbon was about star,ting. He
Would take -that. He would go horne
to Unsitwoad, and die therc—he could
do nothing else. He spoke so judis.
tinctly that the rallway officials Seemed
to have great "IrleuitY in understanding
him. .
"Itilton! Wiverton!" -repeated the
clerk. "I do not understand you, sj,r.,�
And the onsequence of that mistake
ed it(> all the'subsequent events of iis
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Life. He never looked at his ticket; he
lid not even bear the directions give;i
Arn, by the porter. He saw -the open :
1OOT Of U fi-rSt-cluss carriage, and he i
went in. He sat like one dazed until �
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,he train reached Riverton jungtion;
ie did not even nod,ce that all the peo- -
lie were leaving the carriages. A port- '
w, looting in� said - I
"Riverton Sanction I Change here Sjr �
or Nutfos.1 and Skilton.1t I ) ! (
"Riverton!"' repeated Sir Gliziton. 1.1
Ook a ,ticket for, Milton!" I
"You have come by, the wroag tT&im,, g
Ir! Riltoll is on the other linc." IC
It was a gligillt mistilke. but the rest
f his life was influen"d by it. ,
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CHAPTER XII. -� : a
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DAISY 3311". . Vi
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It was -nearly -midnight then. The 0
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mrs were Shining in the sky, the, night
in,d was filled with odors frodu a 1:1
101194nd flowers; the Wild roses Shone N
ke Pale stairs ail the� hedges; ti,Ae sojn, dj
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. the birds was hushed, the sweet' bi
)4y stillness of night lay Over t'he land; w
�t tlhi�re IN-gs 110 Cuba to the fevered,
rtUTed qPitit. Sir Clinton wtalkied out
! tale groat gutes of khe r-lalrolad sta- I
�Ift without the &east idm- whore 'he 11
R8 9011119, or what next to do. His 9
ea s a he must seek roli�i al
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cvuftat molift, Otte should go lruAd.
e Walked on, all tniconsclou,s %rbore
� was, In the, dian, light he saw$
retching out I 01
betore Wo tho hio. road.
V.�� , ,',_.�_�L�� .�..Z.i�- ,,, . _. ,�, gLk.,�A,,
is one of fhe
Most Fatal Diseases:
of Young Children
Mothers should look well after their �,�
children during the hot summer months . �
Ds this is the time of year this trouble'*
Is most prevalent. I
If any of your children become trouble& I
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n this way it will not Pay you to ex- . ,
)erlment with some new and untried . ! -
,einedy.
Get one hearing stood the test of time. N
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)r. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry I
tas been on the market for over 65 yearso, *
ad we have yet to hear of a case of
holers infantunt it bias not owed. 1* �
Mrs. S. S, Johnstoxiel Ochre Ri,ver, I 1.
fan., writes:—"About iour years ago 1.
ave Dr. Fowler's R,dract of Wild. ,';'
trawberzy agood test. -
" My oldest son, five years old, got very- I
ad with cholera infantumi; two daya, , �
Fter my next sol� took it ; and the thircl � ."
my my little girl also took it, I doctored,*
itb all kinds of things but they kept,
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2 getting worse and the doctors could, I
j them no good. I thou Started the�
r. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry. .
id after two or three days could see a .
fferenee, so kept on -�dth the,
it, they were so bud it took =
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aeks to complete the eilre. ,
Different - people have Asked bate how 1. ,
saved My' obildreni'a Jj1vtg that, tim,or .
Ld I always say U *98 Dr., powieoi
ittAct of Wild Strawberry. I am, now,
Ivor without it ill the howo.,31 , .
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