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. . I I love you With �M, I 1 Pula was really bealatifal, with ; Mad. Tivellity-fivgCoitati, wtiil I ,�
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I , _y whole bear,t. I ' pink,
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� , 11 'perag'Aw N I I I _0 I ecould not, If 1 'W061d, love, ne r0ullded limbs, anda, loV01Y little dimpl. _______ .1 17;7� - - f'- I . IV r.9 Rf _w5q-
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. ,A A kaiiiwl' Or amy KAU 01 . I L She releut04 af hisl wo,r4s, t" $We 000 .d ftte, With 00,Mething like golden Ina'a eniandl on htlw
I -Y homestead P., Uarlbor . I detected the true ring. or pain his ow4 hardness In leaving herL alone down in the pleco of lrafr. He ,raised bil , e such Continual d � . 11
I yeaso, .old � mv it . in talowt. � t her Ours(l, who, ch"Imil4g to bell6va ,
I 1 $6, yXviablo VordlAog =1 % I Authox Of Which Uved Him Best," "ThOWedaing PO 4009, A's ,the hQuTs Wore 00, and him Until the ,young mothewts �Yea. wled
mootow of , � , I I . She hold. ,out her liand, with a smile. �. � monsieur A model busban as alwayo , -
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� ,,, 8askk`t0heNya% OX, � � I I I !"I'llep, it -it be. so, Clintom, Why gVe ae 44*iv near t* his Joaracylls' end, hd!$ 'with. twars, ,Ind she began to gob. Thait ask'nig, '41M to do willothin; . I
,i whe apia,calat =AJ9t SjW�0 iO . 11 I Rlng,� "On Her Wedding MortV Etc., Etc. I you $0 reserved with vie?,, . fears juCreglied; he dar.e not raise lids Was exactly, 00901to to the evect 'he' "W*A ld � -fie tWk t , for mad -am ' I �, Z 1
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I 1. . E-0 to, the diztent heavens, and pray, had' Ilit c Ma&'JW�arIjtdJe_pbi$
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I Sub�uovioy. lor 0 10trillt . . . � I I ��i�!�ii ; � 11 �! 4 1 . - Re did ,not, disguise ,bis own Mil. w0dered him. , felt melancholy gind dall? W0,11144hor "
-f -1 I . . tossed man!" lie olied; Elva e , I -w ,
I kroxy, ndiay be h at ,the nwi %a ....... I'll, ... I .... IN Mvlw a i t I I !! : I � I yen � wheia "I AM not � woxtby," lie sai& to him- 441vily, Daisy, wihy do, you ory?f, read to her? W-onldhe give, nitid-p= im
14 � fat r IW*tbw I I IT I a, T'nat eal n , t IN , , Ile utt�ved those wrods, she doubted I lie arm wbale.,ohe walked arr9as the, pOOM � 7,1f , I I
� aertnin o9ndkt 134 1 at Ill, loss W tell w6thor h;- clized ft his sianity rather th,ftlal bh truth '$CV, "120 blessing from Ileaven. = rest ftsk*d, With all'a man?s ignoraue Of , - I
I no, daughter t r, 6iotw4er 1K Nix Clinton took the packet; his .hand and I I � , a Then be found billuelf se,arphkoc,�-Jwf - "',
; her, and *hether kfe Wanted to mairry fiddlity, "I must go, I lion nil- I Would f4an pray for her w9A*4'0 feell,lags. 00111017 -side to%, dalnt$es. Daisy i6itJ ,
,, I �teadln ,eAder,% t coutwined her 0,7 not d 4 IF I was SO 009id thUlt You would mot the -sanalest fruits, the I
W , g bolineot tren;bled as he opened at. I _Wliether he wished l,er to in th May," lie repeatod, if I
I , 1;�llvthp, TeRldeA98 lu"s is lefter-11rom Prai from Seville, but q sameN dulled, voice o,f paill; "every W' a sweet st winea" ;�
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" : 14 joad ciAtivatiola og t)le land in asek ,Writteft Ili F�,rcnt,h, Ili it hand that was tettle their wedding-dey or laot, Surely WOftent is POections now," te ie find her living or dead? 1i "",N t�� sobbed D,aas7. Me freshest flowers: Ind thmigh It air �- , I
,� I Daisy In danger of de4thy-thL, s�we , `_ ,
at three 5,ea-ra. A homesteadex mo wtl-amge t6 him., Ile ,r,ead at hastll� n0w, In thas last h0ur,,Ale Would bre4k For half a mitlut,e she W tenipt'.4d , .0t, e h4ul N'Vhyt 210W could you, lie, 8 IxttiMt. kind ;lad atten4 - �
I . It wmvle, child -lake race thin &Ad cold in think so? A lovely, inniocent little tholigll'i lie loved her. . .1 ty I e, aff ": .
.1 pro ,.Witbw nine Mile& Of .11113 homs- was fj�o= a Doctor Lecro the mysterious ciilence that surrounded l to ask ]'!in if he wished to arsenew tup rbild I � 1-G :.
. &e bedside of his wife, end It vv.'n by old tall between filem-11 the still, white majesty of death! It like that, Who could help 11k.1
11 oj�� �0 A ttarM of at, leask 6.0 aerel Ix. writtc hdal. Slowly and sadly Lady May he wished to ' , 119 � H -P midd uot help naluiraligher, wheo � .
bii�a *I teil hill, that hi, wife � as to wa9ked by his aide, her wouder amount. III -Ake he', his b . ?t )Daisy held I ,
,. !" - DMOV .owned and 000u�pled bY " ars. wifer Alt prudence r was terrible. Ere ,had but little thougli-t him h lov son ,In heg ,. , -
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I � � , 5 fathero lmoaer,, goo, y1sug'liter, � Clifton' w"I's Inc to, keeneist Pain; but never a word ttrained her; she. had L 1. "But," said Daisy, still
M long in danger of deakill, and begged . humbled � un49111TIMcA, -te' arms; S -be ,looked like a picituire$
. 1�"khcr! or 9WWT�,otg I homep . tO gee hilu. It added "illid (he. . enlough to h1m, I be'r"" ' -891- ulever told met" bq thought j,; 1%eY say that his face is just like ul,!ni�.fo there was a serene bean , ty in � L 'IL
I "X0,11 Will say gUod,by to Z/.Uss LO L himself, with a deep sigh-41,she never "So it is," he replied, "I cA I see the ZeW to it -the N�alltT of t te Young -r
list) . telvdiall also that the ii6iatkitil" she said, grevely, 1 2 hex - facet A�p
. In oertain � V*Or, finding ber almost alone, had of "I lylve I al'- told Ilie; I suppose she thought I should resemblance myself." !
W ipood stailding � Vallcy �pr"mPt 1, ten wondered as to _11" ,
bIgT,m,, provided her with narse . 'r dif wond in the house?' she said, Mother, happy 11) 'the Poseeosll,OU Of b , , 11�
I Wr seotioo M10ingside S' and attentled right Or WZ0119 On the eyein "'el trOt care. And this little child w,honl "And yet you like fifill?" said Daisy, first . $L
-,p her h4niself finishing with ing IvIlen I "Yes; and You WIIIAnake my farewell child. She, was. so sweet, ITO geutaev � ,
11 1. ' wor's tlald that visit to you. Sometimes I to Your friends -I have' not ti e. re so Wient, t1int ),P X
pxi,oe $% y4k, aam. Dultiee tile I have ,never seen, is the hear' of the In a kdnd of. imixiture, 1111ow good ot
reside nix inciatba inewilh Cif oil that, Mr. Clifton was entreated to come in W rew interested ;IR 1i .
I It .. at One(,, as be was now the father of WWI th# If I -had tot solight you, you 14liall have to Mve post tj the station.,, �Adairs of Eastwold." YOU, Caro, , I wish thit he had bec-a waitchling ther. Typ Sow that she. neve 11
date of 1 teald Itty Would never have soag1k me --am I "There is -a He thbught but Ii e of tb� chlid- tho veiry Imuge ot You,- � - , �V,
I LM!Tud-romlhe tim, I I ired ko rill a beautiful little son, whose, birth bad . 9,reat difference bet,.Weea ttl voluntarily illad", any demand on 144 ,Ai ,:
� EMP " ra se Itaken place an the fo,arth of the IuDly,th, rdght?n. ,this parting Mlleh'of its Lniother, , When, in the far 'TheA came the nurse. Madam had iservices. Very often, when the 11011se, 41� ;
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I . � *0busteal 'patent) nd. oulu" , Clifto L She vras Ind and the last," ,she said. 111stance lIeL qa�W the purple, vine -clad taiktd quite Jwig enough. ,� ,
I dra, and �irs, n hod been, dangerously e�ld so near twe,,truth " "Ah, Henven, how' great!" ale mut, She 11111,,l asked some little -help from him, glitx,
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_Kty, Riereo 61 . I hills, the rich gToen olhes,
I . I who has exhairst4A ill ever since. to btaftle him. I and the tall rest no,w. L .
� A Vamesteader 48 . tered between his teeth. Ere took her Ts'ould decline and my, "Pray- do#'V .11,
� t I 111OTeT dairDd to hope that you cO.Urd . hand in, b1s; he beld it for trees, be kne'w that he was near -his "One word mora," salid Daisy. ', trouble I)Tr- Ciff,Dlo So inneh.11 I
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i I a ption may take , a pu r- .o by One ni'lin.to, home, aad he sighied 4twaply. Y:T* was She tried to ralse her hand and am I I
I re-eml . . t . t - I CHAPTER XXXIV. , . I ITIve mit." he agiff. "I an, .not suq.� looking at dt, "GOO& . ," he said, in V It was emba,iTasslng to bear t4e A'arlm 11�
. . -1 'Should 2114TO had tho'ceurage, to speak a voice.broken. by pai.n. "I would to afraid. Would she be living ar dead? her 'husband's face down to hers, hult reply, sm
Elameetoad in iieirtAln dO 9_� I .. , I'lling as she spoke: .
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�. 11_u� _ _ . I t - . A XAN OB MYSTE13Y. to You ,had we met aqcidentally it . I -leaven this sweet, white -hand could If' she were deaA, he- should feel like she cOuld 11'01t. I "It as no txouble to'him, mada,,4 but - ,
i J14 $84 per - - - _,f = '13ut M -W " ,she said-4ev"'W .
. six mqrgths in eao o P ih at you stab me whe-Te I stand,fl, her murderer; It living, he should be "I Want to whisper to You, Caro," a pleasure." 4 i
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I a-"-.'"' oM1btjV%Lte tift efreet Sir Clinton read ,that letter with ,the see I thankful, she said. I
acres &ad am� r,qrrk-X did not melen it -1 "I 40 not," 61110 replied. ; She horself uever made any denrang . �
: it go' x6rtb WOOM8, , air of a man suddenly recalled from an- fepehted of it?" . His eyes weire fixed with a burudlig, onc'e more he .stood in the pretty, . He bent down notill his handsome tam Upon 'him; she seemed to � Wrink from , I I
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. 09 ." , . � otheir wo6ld-he was dazed and ,- be- "Novo,, he repua, sadly, 1;1 shourd I Passionate, gaze on her face -a long, 11-11ti$tic ro�om. Where So many dreary touched hers, - but he did not lass ber- giving lim -trouble. Slie -Would often �
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I . I lrljjt�r Qf t�h ldej�ed. Daisy Iyang sdick unto. deatb, - I niondis had been spent, almost a ev'04 the nume noted tbat.
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.. I kleVftl be afrald at you agaill. sr rgot. decline his assit,,,t�aacc, or, 1 f sh e at,
- .a,aal lImpering look tblat she nbver to . I .
I 11 N. 11. a pablication ohl and he the father of a little son! wfte to Iron, May, and you -well, per. "Good -by," he said, "I wish you all stranger in his own Lonle. To hini,� as "Shall YOU go away again?" She ii,k. cel)ted it, allolOgiZe for the Pain, she w" I -
! i 2&Mtl WEVER11461101wrIl Mr. Fildes watched Rilm fiarrowl,y- he stood there, des�ceeded'a nurse, and sat fiaintlY. a(ving him. , � I;,
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saw his face change from its 6xpression Wever too busy to write ito you I she "And that will be cone, i he knew how great this fear had been "No," he an6werL-d, und whon -he "Why do You seem to think ftt , I
B. 04RJ4JX,0, We, Adqld,�Att Fire and -L t I Without you'" when his trembling lips alinost. retf-a-sed spoke he meant r -I a I .
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01"s xfkpd�, ilso 001 octifig kc�"V# of c"ess indiffl,�rence to one ot',sroai- Said 'With some little indagnatiom said Lady Aley, h, t 'he sad . ,
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and A'Aafloneering. . der mad feina-,gaw the lips grow wailte, �XY address will be uncertain fop She did not try to cbeek her tMrs ar to spnk the Words: Then the doctor came, Who saltiited me, Daisy?" he asked her once, I I � .
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I . I TING,- some time; I shag be tmveling abollt. her sighs. He bent down end touched "How is Mrs. Clifton?" Monsiepr Clifton gravely, 1�oudering ,,Is it not, Caro ?,) I I . I
J W. BROWIS,c , X. D., . () ald the strong limbs tremble. I I 11 . I , ,
� , IV luate V,ctol, 6ft-11yat The nurse was one of those quick, what kind of a Men this was Who Could "No; far from it; I Upon �.
. lip . P, S,, Grp ictoli 'I hope, Sir Oldlitom," ,h,e said) If YOIr write to mp, send your letter,% her face with lids lips, and the cry that like to Wait . I V1
dV nee. IDWd' You -have had. no bad news. 1�6_ CoopLr addressed to me, to rpy solieitor,s, came 11rom then, was like th u tt d ,vs en who cmenlC to have go and leave so fair a wife for lo,Trg ..:,
I I ga 00pe and Wiwle . . e cry, of ready-wi e ,om YOU and this young heir of ours." . .
cb,- wori, intla I thoug-tt it musit be something very UessTs. Cooper & Co.; they Will for. lost $Oil). every sense doubled. months t0gether. He did not give gg - The words slipped from him unithink.# � ��.
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I A"odfilte CoiOner of Kurql�- . 'urgent.!, 4 ward them with their o�wu.tv "Oh, my love, my fair young love "This Is madam's husband,11 she very fift'rorable report of Daisy. I i0gir. Dalsy looked up with a swiJe. I ��,
4 1 1 1 . I "'I 1IOP-_ It may not tura out so bad," She was more indignant than &O good-byT11 lie said: .,Ind the next mo, thought to herself, "and, by his agdta- "She is very weuk,ly he said; "ne'voug "Wh2t is he the heir of?" she ask4 __
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he ,replied; hardly knowing what -he cared to ,own. * Ineirt he ,had left her. tiou, he.foveis lim" and low-spirited.,, "This home among the olives and y4neal . , 11
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said. "I ani. much obliged to yotr for "Is this going to be another mysteri- She never remembered hoN;- the time "How is madam?" ,he asked. .He did not spare monsieur, but told It -iii not ours, C,aT;, tit give him." I
MISS VILIRK -El I ,_ your kindness in comUg so quickly.11 ous absence?" she, asked. p4tssed, unto, with a dnil clllng� thilt The woman's quick, sympathetic face him how he used to come any after U,.q.rt Then the asked himself should he teo .
� CONCERT PRANO — "Afir. Cooper wi.,bed me to ask if yob He looked cbmfused. fell startildn,gly on the quiet air, she underwent ,a rapid change. and find ber always the sunle weep:ng. Dialey his xml name and position-tal I
�', would be in London this week, Sir Clin- ' ( NO, not my4terlous, certainly not; heard the (look �-,trike one. He had "Undam is very Ill, but: no don4t f,he as though her lienst would bTealr. ber that the little babe lydng in: her arms
POPILS'AcCEP'TED , W7 ton', he lies some papers for you to but Mtayt I must go. Uy train stiamts started by tkat time, and she should, will be better now that monsieur his ' "I used to tell her that she would was heir of Eastwold-a descendant o-9 , I
CENTRALIA-ffT "' 1--' " once; I have barely t4me to catch It!' PPA -Ps, never see. him again. arrived. She is always talking of dissolve altagetber-that she WlI6�'Ift' the Adairs-that he woul4a hold his own! ,� .
.Xddress or. Phone 'Vo; I start for Pi ramce, to -day. It may "You will talce some lunch, some re- It Was Lady Lewis Who aroused hei monsieur." , fountain of tears. It grievcd me*muci: with the li;ablest menj in a
. -;�d be some time before I am in England &eshmm,t before you go� surely, Chu-, sbe came Welkin- slowly "And -the little oae?" to see her. Thle color is noble lend I
- � aown t1b'd all wAohea SbOuld he tell this to his gentle, loveig I
]a R. 4r�ght, M. D., N.C. F. again; business must wait until my re- ton?to quiet path. Another change of I the emp,regalTe from her face, the lig-lit from her eyeo, young wife? ..
? I? f"'c * by tears. No, he decided; he would speak G -f hid
as,, Honor Graduate Torozito Ula- , tum 11 will wAte a letter of instruc- "No,' he replied; "I cannot; I want . "-AA*e y,ou. liere, Lady May 9 she ask- 91 If madam should be 162
- Virijily. T-lw() yelais r6iiidentphygic tion'to Bfr. Cooper before 11 go." nothing. I cau -oully think of o.n�_- thing ed. 4- could not find yqu. W-lie,re is Thanks to Heaven! the little one is aJone again, I should recommend 1 'affailm to no one until they had bee :
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Hoppghl, Ott Me: for now, and that is, I have to say gv4od- that man of mystery?" W I toad flrankly to T-ady May; his marrlagq
11DYS) A%kOaadra, . So -me refreshmmt was brought ell, charming --- every -thing that could fenvale compailion.11
d �j ' I old starlld the clerk, and Sir Clinton took his by to you." "Wholln do YGIi inean?" asked Lady
qence, Dr. AMOS in went . , bp desixed-a. beautiful boy. Will mon- "I will see to it," said Six Glintoa,' Should be kept -secret nin0l she ],-new It
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*, 3od,*v% ghtft,o.�eter. r, -T' -*t leave of hi: . He back to thj-. ViedT 'gee madam now?" hastily. . "Aladani will not be left naonp Whem. Daisy was quite w�ll-,ea .. , ��
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kslxdea, and'it seemed to him that he ly go to r,m,ce and return soon; you Her friend laughed. He foillowed her like one in a dream. just Yet, at least. Do you think shfj' enlough for him to leave her --he woull �
QUA.CKENBUSR, must be walking in his AcRep, must be He said to himself thut it was Daisy will recover?" 1 2
D]R- I � . need not dle so, long away; alid'you- "I mean Sir-Ciinton Adair. He is a t return to England, and then driven tai I
dreaming. There was the sm6otb, green oh, Clinton, you make, me say whalt I man of mystery; hels like the . whom he was go,ing to see --bis 4wife, "I caullot give a decision -
rh,ysician and Surgeon and' Ac- Iiiw,, the broad tearace wdtb its cooi should -not say; but this vague rest,r.,Ibt the iroir mask -mo, one can Ina man in , Daisy, -.Ind, his little son, the hbir of ., e, t. I bay, he would mlatess A ft Lady bray'.. �
couc�hen Qfflce-Dr.l�offln'soldlofflce shade of trees; there was Lady Lewis and coldnelss that seem to ll&ve axista out." ke him XRY -myself, from what I have seea of He knew now how she would recelvd.... , I
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,- , Jamaes BE-reet Meiliddist Parsionage, from them ver�y long, yet a world see;n- don', is all of Your doling-nione of it is ing to.speak lightly. whole house Was strangely silent. I -le cine.11 : Say, gbod-bye to him forever; they conij
zxeti-r, Olat. � ed to lie between thein, He retutued mine. Y& Qre changea, cold, reserved; "'He has gone away, and gone witri- looked in eagerly. There lay the sweet Sir Clinton thought to himself that not be friends; he loved her, she loved .
� -AMoups-Office 89a,' R4*1dence c' V b ,Yhth the knowledge that Daisy Was .In You keep me outside Your own life, oult- ort a, wordlito any ,of us.', Mee on the white plillows-sweet as she should have it, at -least, it it were in him, too well for mere. friendship; the -4
L danger and ,he had a little son. side Your heart. You punish me too "He left his adieux to me,$P she said. evor, but wasted and wan, witho,ut the his power to give it. . I Would live as strangers; but long aq
� He looked in the face Of hie fak, cruelly for the wrong 7 di(j, you midglilt "I'Te begged me to make thein forhim.11 lovely bloom. and the lovoly dimples— Then the doctor went away. I I
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I I tdone with her fhat moment, lie would "I forgave you when you asked me" said Lady Lewis. "It- seclus strange at aier, the same words ,returned to hian feet that the hous a b -ept very . �
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, ' 118' - filtora Itor 11111IM6166w 'have told her ,all; but Lady J'Awis Wts he said, hoarsely; "do not tempt me �;O that he should be, sumino,lied .,a sue.b -l'yo-11 held a daisy in your hands, and silent, fox, ,after clong vraking bonts, my , _'
irm oiirB. 2ol! . own," he said aloud, forgTttad I
4M.C., with her. and the chanre ivas last. La0y rar.11 I linste. Where has he goneVy flung it away.", m4dam had fallen into a deep, peaceful DaIWO Quiet -presence. I .
SAVIRAY toL.Can atloWeat ratftl Of WONSL May looked at him with a saille. She stoppe4 -him with a wondering 11 He has Important busilliess In " Yon will be very quiet, very trau- slumber. . She looked up at bdm. � I .
"You -have not been long away," ,Y,e cry. rl_R qual, in_olnsleur�ll .said W swetet-voica 6nee moire Sir �
1VMC)Ej_VAW IsTREET, EXICTER. , nCe," she replied. Clinton Adair stood "Whose life have you wTecJ-:e I
X. VA133UNG D. A. r. a. DrOKWAS *1) - . lo�ler a Caro? Are you speaking 11 .
said "Heire is your �book; I have kept "Temillit you 1 Ob, Cla,nto.n, &ow "In Framce?" laughed Lady Lewis. mrse; 11ally sgitstlonl Would kill mad- oot under the stars alone. No lo of me?" � -
I . the -lace, you see." I st—Kely you talk!" "It is not often that an English baronet anl-" hulf-clou4y Engd4th sky over 'his head, tv-plied, quietly. � I I
He took -it flom her fiands� gravely, " I do," he'said, hurriedly, taking her has such particular bm-Ainess in France." Yes, he would be quiet. Poor, pretty litit one so bright, so far away, ffleaim- "&D," Was the hurried reply. "I . ,
n, O!NF,Y TO LOAN. and laid it down upon the graqs: then halid. "You must forgive me, and liot � Miss Lockwood Was bitterly annoyej. Daisy! :ftad ha, beren kind to, her after ing with the palP, Pure radiance of a Merely thim-king -aloud.'P W80 .
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. 4 s . he nwbiced that .bft liald the (hm,�)d.' I t1,,,1nk ,.)f I, When 1, alu gone. I am an, �'I eahnot understand him,Alay. There all? He had married her to save her thou,sand sters. 119 was completely be- "But have you wrecked any odei . �
WV h I 01% 4rea=7 air -of a m1an wiliose'iacilitles s half scared by this sudde are no secrets between us, and you say life?" she asked, with atraightfoxwa4'
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VMfxotaiia vftlq'ik6WVtfticb'6T,11 r�ltff '. ". .d � Idta, but she was dyinic akiw. Ve look- wildered.
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QLADMAN & F3TANBURY are wtunatbd- fle was I gazing at her � that' ii�4i;has never even mentioned the , .
'. "Is it ,loss Of money, 'Clinton?" she wo in irliage to, you?" 9-37 . es es. .
unceliftin'what to say. eat ,dark circles round th!p� ey ' ; then rows 0, - �
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. Barristers 801101tors., Main st-ilgxetier . "No, mo; it is b tit -a figure ot � 11 i I
I I "Ofintoni" she asked gently, ",have asked; "because, if it be so, you can I "He -has never, even ever so d4silAntly he started audaenly, for the sweet eyes . "If I were to tell MY stOTY 'to any a quotlution, Daisy; it � '' - :,00 , -,- - � - 1 -Ir I
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. You liad any unexpected news -any un- have all mine." Iniluded -to dt", saRl Ludy 'AT y. were open And 100kinff earnestly into oxie." he said, "they Would t1link me "It has a terrible SOUPA, Oven If . � - ."
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. � . .I unexpected news," other time I shall be abl-e to tell you Ml,ss Lockwood, "that i sliou'd 1), , "Carol" whispered a faint vo-ire-- I have not done wrong purposely; dc- wrecked ,my life, Caro; you , meant to .. I
farmcr% Mvival Firo Insur. he" la've hald velry 1110're. I must go." . 'baxo, are you eonie at last?" t curnstallices have been -,against me-hQve m a I -e, filarried VIO t �
replied; "and, Mayj I am very 8orry,, tempted to say he loves YOU better tyr"T: me 11appy ,whent you
but I am compelled to leave Treylyn. She stc,Od quite silent and motioun-less. ever. He gives nie f1rat ilnpr(,�oll. And them, although he loved Lady Arawn me into a labyrinth. No one 41 And have I not succeeded?" lit sort I
aUG6 olnpan.0 , I am most gTievoudy disappointed, but "Are you really going to leave me Aill ' WeOl, men. are difficult to deal AvIth, MnY, and she who lay there was his hates vin, hates evil doing, more than ed, gently. "Are you not happy, D,g1sy?7 �
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'Naiad 01fice, .Farquhar,.Ont 1. -must gi,� bo,day.11 this faslilon?" she asked, . ing of teven the bes.t of them, -and Sir Olin -ton unloved wife, Sir Clainton knelt by the I; yet who lies done wSrse? I did not "In one wily," she replied. "My - I I t ddit
I the old proud spifHt flashiag through the bedside and wept. Intend it. I hay ...
rtreadgiidt, J. F� RUSPELL How the light died from her lovely , is one of the be,qt." e gone wrong because
- tace, leaving dull, ' whitenes-.4 of lie -r face. "Phat was Ixidy .-alay's only conisola- ,, d4c, ro," whispered the sweet vcdc% boy makes you happy; but you do I
,d � I bad not the courage to look into my love me, Caro, and I have found it .I:
T "I .rious care behindl stendily at hial, "D She looked I have a Ifittle son�did you know?" love's face �nd tell her I ,had married "Willy should you say that I do
Vioa-Firels.. RUT. GARDINER � H& eyes drooped sadly from his.' o v,ou really re- .tion in all the bitte,mms of her digap- , I -
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XQQ3k NIORRIS, Stalfa got the pathos of her votce-'Igolng! F 71—"do you remember tllat you are mith him. In all -her long hours of , as she tried to raise it. "Such a PrettY twine her 'Sweet white arms from my anything except kindness, Daisy?" i � .
' Tou cannot mean it, (`nt,)n Ailliir and I am ',N.f.9.7 11rowlyn? bitfer, dull pain, it iims her consolation little son. I did not tell You; I thought rieck and tell her they had no pi-aze "No; but kindilet;s is not love.
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� WXM., RYAN , Du3bl- 11'hat hns 01�vr Yon? -what Ih,a,s to remember that she had fa=ed he ),on would not be pleased." there. I have suffered since for my read of love that had little kindness i*
11" Men, you will return -you will not be " I
I . sm. 8ROOK, Winchelsea., ,long away?to llvill,'c'd yfju, Clirlt�"' . It YOU -have loved hew bettec tbarr ever. He controlled his emotion, and Wed ecwardice.10 It. I lieve known kindness that ba,4
That was tbe Secret of his stmagme to speak calmly. What was he to do?- To write to no love. I am 1-ird to Bedina because I I
WK. a0y. FARQUHAR "I am afraid not," -he replied; "not cellsed to love me, for Heaven's. sake, evilduct. She should know some day, "Why aid you think thait, Daisy,??? Lady NlaY and confess the whole txuth! she Is a faithful servent; you are "A :
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sy-hen I aball he Ili Englard agAln." Ond she said ta berself, no matter what -tell her be had .I wife and child liv- to me.,, - - I
better than. this unnatural calm, this "Mrs. De Grey told me that hus- ing here in France, tllro5v ,himself on
JOAN 03SERY., Exeter, awmt 10A "In Einglaudl Are you going ii:broiad, dreadful indifference." . it was, no matter whether he ever re- -_ I
offlbo=s gold BlAdulph. , Clinton?" "There is neither cave�essness . turned to claim, -her love or hot, she bamas only loved children when they her merey aud pity, always so great, -- .
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. 0LIVER HARRIS. U-011WO, algft'� "Yes," he replied, briefly; 'I am 90- diffeTence'in my heart, May, beli nor in-, would be true to her rove -true to ham loved their wives." then stay away from Ungian,d until It � RLS USED
. 9X IfibWt, Pullarton and Logan'. . I I eve me. until .he!r life's end. "Do you imagine, then, Daisy, that was forgotten?
I log to Frianice.11 There'fs ..P.Odiang aavv cruipl. love qpd . I I ft ,not love you?" he asked. That Would have been the rigftt, DR, FO W LERY
. JOH14, CAMPIBELL She looked at bini, her eyes swim- . "I know it," she replied, sadly: '�aild honest, honorable, loyal course.,
. secy.Trea6. Farcluhar naftYg In, tears, her lips quivening. They __ . CHAPTER XXXV. ' and for .
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ASLADMAN & STANBURT. Solloltors I I about my little son. No niatter w,bat sue it; ti�en, the temptation of his Ido.' I ITT
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e . * k4eqp me outside your life. TL -11 me I � "L o, I do ftt luenn to do that," she ; For .T,he Last Fifte .
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10 � STRATFORD, ONT. . I * business that I left when I was in 5 beautiful image of -his fair Young love wives, vibose husband& love them, pray A WIPS'S SUSPICIO-NS. I Mrs. Duncan McRae, 1 62, 6th St. North, .
. I q., F,m.ace before-busineas that 1-1 have adeN I I I seemed to fade before ,that of Daisy. to live, Caro -above all, when they have
- ,� , , 0 our regi:ftration greatly oex- I "You held a daisy in your trand, and a little son -do illey not?" The sweet, It was; a long, lingering Illness. D,rora Brandon, Man., writes.-r-11-Tt is mu& I
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I I 'Deglds that of Yprevioas year,g, 40- isummoned oveir to it." . � ;O lag V - you flung' it away." rad cyf-, were looking so earnestly at than once the doctor gave up all hopes pleasure for me tO saY that I have useq �
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",I of its kind in the wedt�, 0 Basil I "171 11 , , words had been. , Poor, pTelty, simple be free, for it was a mistake, Oaro, possible for her to recover. But she I In my home, every Summer, for the Iasi
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in courses -given ll,a8`t inbealohrls 40 are you going?" pu=u Jadud I Daisy, who had loved him so vvll ,that tbR.t malTinge Of ouTS-sueb. a terrible rallied after all; a faint, IOve`IY color' : fifteen year'. 1
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I . a * mat one of your gronma to drive. me to, 14, .0,111111I� � � he repaid her sweet, simple love? How their wives when I know Mr. and Airs.- lips took a faint tinge of red; iber eyes-
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ijaess men altate that they are : the stiatforr. I will roturn. as s&on as -xwd lTn; *saftd lie cheriAed u�d givArded the in- . " I use it myself and so does m3r I
, 'the best, -,In the p, : I con." - , old—aOTOT-RA ,", - I ... � I . nocent aeia-floweT that lie had gatlicr,ed She lay -still and silent for some few recover. I husband. Last summer my baby, seveq I
ast three days. I . - for Mmself? How delaldy islie loved him! 11houtos, then ,she looked at ham gently. Sir Clinton was unfeignedly thaultTul
we bave eleven. applica!tions for # "I cannot realize It," she said. She ,owtqaA elftrg 111qVX-TVta9X ' He remembered the expiression of her "You have been away ,some time for it. If she ,bad died, he would have , months old, was taken very sick with .. �
- 111 . help which we coald nolt sup. ,6 ,Was standing agafn�qt the great rose- ISO= qqJ juoqu -rmos, Caro -a long tinle. I began to, think" thiougilik himself her murderer; ,, lit Summer Complaint, and we thought he I
ply. 'We have threla dlepaxlt- # bUshefs, ber eyes, shining thr6ugll her 1101 syl VU face as she looked at him,that hist day, .
. I . Isaillop UOT tir 13 RV7q you woudd no -ver retarn.11 it, - would die. We got bottle of Dr. �
', 11, teams, raised to ,his, 'her face blanched RD and he had lia-rdly ,thought of hew since. was, be Was grateful 46 Heaven for , a
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. ard Telegraphy Galt o,u..r frele 1 even to the Idia, said sed as ,the face A1-=nrq-qoo *Sa0qV.Z1s-n1E[ 0oog He. had 'written to [her, lit 4 tIm__,s, Sholl't Heaven hL11) hiiiii! No la�sb of a Whip biwey. Her recovery was Jo :
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� I 'SO20d.: 00r,&9 'Sp-10AJ 000�003� letters without one .word of the love could bave 1wen ba,rdeir to be,,I.r th,11,11 t6d6ous; hie could not leave her even for. started giving it to him in small doses : 1(
calalogue for full particulars, ; of a Vieving Thold. "I cannot realizo tho-se few ivr,rds-so long one day. Jf he spent nieny hours Away and in three days he got quite � t.
Commence your course at onee. * it, Climftm I thought -I belleved that --q-'v.r pap.r4r4j. AtaX that she 'craved f6i-; he had ,told her nwa,v. And well, aq
D. 'A. 'McLAOHLAN. * we should never part again. I Pannot p1qJ. 4TM A=IX61 r .,�ivo 'eqj to send lier letters addivs,sed -to 11I,r. what had lie doue? How had he spent ftom her, on has return fie was sure to, we kept on with the medicine for aboiA ..::
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Rrkmcipal. * understand it." . ,Yiooq el2ulrs Clifton, care of Mesvrs. Cooper. She a,c- I" his wife 'was fad,ln-g filmd her w0we, her face grown Paler,; a week or more and he became as wo .
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ev-pted what he told her in all gp)4 � as ever. . I
She walked on, and he followed, ty IXT sqppdajosotca UV, _�__ie , "Claro, Nvould you llf�t ljl,�, I'* see my' 'Where have you been, Caro?,' i .
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� 1Sxe_,q11, be so. She had written ,to him-bigeon, ' taken very bad with the same triiZ,611
-�� . sionilte love; even though fill wife l,ly Q'-&'.4VTV;XQT[4TLV U'a '10 aim It struck hirn as being wa sti-nge t,l,,,,, his time, and she would rep ' 0 1 .
" I , - seieix-e rcproac�hed him most bitteirl . ly: I Y�i .
. I sick unto death, and he bad never S�cu 0017"aSSO' 13rM 'PTC1 OT11 Sat"UO3 he remembered long letters, un.read Y1110 l;he did not say "our son.,p 1.1(lvpjl� it and I used two doses of the same mod I . I
his dittle son; 1he followed her, and they Isavo-9 2rioum U! X.Tittor T,'41'.; a PeCul "I ft'm' 'always soafraid of loGang you and she was completely cured I
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I I I Afftip walked through the quiet, secluded path -clip P8,3PrXqs=Atax Xpro 04'L be lel't liew, All, Well, thc1re Was no ex- :11"Ilde(l to the child �Xoept fts 11'r airl'. - He as6MMI how no. he wou3d not, - "Myself and my husband tilink therig .1,
1 Igiat led to, the alreubbery. H319an-'M 6AAV1HU3W 3H.L (,ase for him, no pall-la,t1oh of . Th,, wirse came, carrying I is no other medicine so good for :
I ClAtMOR I A Mid he nothing to say to. bet? elle, � , his of- he Moo 0,ue leave her; then she Would be content. I 1 4 ".
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