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THE HERITAGE' OF MADAME
YA LTA,
CIIi\I"'1'lilt VII:--(Lont'd)
"Yra Fail the heeler mis.
ehievou: l4•. ''Yun detest i>&e be-
cause he believed with myself that
141 de ('arnoel had been meet lliug
with city safe. It is tines to cut an
enol to the false idea you persitst
in maintaining. This ruin is un-
worthy pf you."
"Y,it have tram() so before, and
I have ri fueed to believe it. And
iltaxior0 dues not, ettbee." she ed-
t13ftaximt•: ask him what he
thinks 0'r' M. de Camel."
Alice said nothing, but her eyes
n4 seencr disappeared than her fa-
tless exclaimed:
"My boy, 1 eice you .ink niv
esteem. You .have been firm, anti
without you I d0 nut know what
I should have dune with that way-
ward girl."
"Alas! I fear my firmness has
not ehanged the situation."
"fou are mistaken. The blow
has struck haute. Tinge will do «•rites 4x41; lriarc•hessattlt.
test. If yon seen finish what you If you have Weak estenees and that
have so well begun--" Biting Pain in theack, by all means
"Cure her I should ask nothing (rule ih;cesa-fives," width is made of
better, However, there is, perhaps
uOr a bo' r, far S2.rQ, 4441 trial box,
one. means. Will you aliuw lilt' t•T 2;,,. Al all dealers, cit' Prom. c ,,it-ta-
se ice Whoa wish, and with fir, a, ?;;:Aired flllaa^.a..
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ALMOST Eli]O1i
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DISE ISF1 DEk'] ED. TI;E T1IENT
WAS Cil 'tees AT °Ness lex.
11141, I1, 'Jarehessaalt, Walt Con -
!table of the Province of Quewee, who
live: at St. Ilraeinthe, thought 111ivas
r oiug to be disabled for life.
A terrible petit in the back 'kept Idol
in the house and under the doctor'.'
arc for menthe. Nothing scented to
;;ivo relief.
Then he tried "Fruit -a -elves," the
farnoits fruit medicine. Note the re-
a.(lts.
"Fruit -a -fives" cured me of chrnnie
pain in the hack that was so severe
drat. 1 could not.. drive my !torso,"
words he let fall 1 understood that
ne wee aware that you were inter-
:astir
nter-
estirg yourself in his behalf."'
('1 hope you clivert,e4 frim from
the idea,"
"1 tried," replied Maxime, with
einharras's-nont, "but I fear he per-
sists in believing it. Ile hag rea-
elons'thalt-•-"
What reasol)s 9"
rain walking with enc of his
friends lie met this wlrinan of whom
I spukc 10 yeti-4ahr. )associate of the
woman who lost her 'rand in trying
10 open illy unCl•i1's Safe.,,
U \Vo11 ?" •
` }lis friend knew, it seems,', that
thin creature had been file mistress
of lioheet de. C'arnoel,"
"It is not true. • Villages has
h}til."
"J -Ie asserts that he has proofs."
'' What proofs 4" ..
'Last night, e4euts took place
which I have been impatient'to are -
late to you. I «115,- witness to
strange .scenes Whitt' tools place in
this verso leve Tnuffroy, and M. do
Carnoel played the pririeipal part,"
"Yea were present, you say 1,i
"`13y a concourse of strange cir-
.urnstanees I' saw all, and am cer-
tain .that M. de ('arnoel is the lover
sought her truusin's face, question- 1 I h } t end accomplice of a worthless ceea-.
ingly. Maxenie eulorad and made u'po0 I wish'' titre."
no reply. "Certainly.,He followed Rue de Vigny to its "And you told Villages what you
"Come! speak !" cried his tensile. Then I am g0plig. , terminus, and, plunged in his re- saw?" asked (1 the countess, in a
"1s inre this foolish girt thatmy ! Wien 811411I x1.0 1 12 '111 wascrossing the Houle- husky lwfee.
folm,lr secret 4y is assoeetitl-4 wifll \\hen 7 have succeeded. yard de Cotu'eelles when a cry rnrt "NO. But whether he saw it him-
a .,hand of reseals. Yeu have just And he descended the stairway, his ears and roused 11Un from his self, whether his friend informed
told me his exploits and dsarvn saving to him -:elf: revery. Raising his head, he saw hint of it, or whether he divined
veer own conclusions from them. I "1t is only the countess who call a horse whose breast nearly touch- what I wished to Miele -I 'believe 11•e
convert Alice.'"c.1 bin --a hurse attacehstd to an de -
011A PTE, VIII.
• 1.0pa' you ego not mean tui retract
bcf,ar my daughter,"
"No," murmured elaxirfte,- `'for,
unfortunately, 1 have advanced no-
thing but the truth."
"What:'' lnurtnured poor Al.!e.
"You, too -;;fru abandon him -you,
who declared to me only yester-
• day-" •
"Yesterday I was persuaded he
was innucsent. To -day I ant ubliged
. to recognize that I was nlistaker.." 1 die for bar U
•'\'4hat has happened sineo yes- I)orgeres had just been subjectrul; le , tit rn another fash•-
teedise ?" to a lleartrendieg scene, Alice talk -1 lone
"I caw M. de Carn,iel taking ell f dying. Vignore Usti( away1 "You:" • she exclaimed, turning
• ' flight with a •woman who is certain-
ly a thief."
'A weinsin!' repeated Mlle. Dor-
gores surrow-fully' u, The two nrouos liaules cross -
3.s, a. w•o<nan, my dear Alice, sentiments his cousin had express- 1 g• 3'
cress -
/vial what a woman 1 one who is eel with so mu011 vie ence. Roe; ed each other.
-. engaged in the service of revulu. was still living in the bottom of her "I will take you," she said in
t� breaking heart. and she was resole-' an agitated r oleo ; ;'jump in, quick 1
• tiorlard of affirm
fewest order."
ti -r .iris em :tient,,,
"And s•cu altar n that he lied with eel t cherish her Liberte, because , - i p
her 1 Mod ! why .honld, he fife He she believed the hour would 001,,0 Maxime did not require a. sett -m(1
- Las. then• been arrest:ed'.'' 3 for the reinstating of the betrothed' invitation.' He took his place- by
"I :reg yon, my dear ,.alive, net el 11,1 0110100. - Madame Yalta's 'sire, and the fiery
to insist in knowing all the details' It was eels. mem-sexy to tear animal filed off like a cannon !hall.
so e • ! the
Minion.
[ was t rrifi0tl" said
• <• whenhem her the.c
last � 1
i satisfied
n
1 be '; affair, but of the
I tell sen en my honer and my 'doda•nte Yalta alone could do that.' <v trete s ; "a step more and yeti
cn.1,-c.rr:ase that M. de ('arnoel has IR wait impatient to see her, to ac-: ve old have •been under the feet of
been gilts of acts which create lie- quaint her with what he had die -1 fee he ee. ' -
tiwf.en hen wee you- an impassable assable c •erred concerning lt,;b rrt cle Car. "I owe ^•ou my life, and the joy
abyss Yoe may believetoe, fur I noel. 111(41 if he etadd have hoped, of seeing 3 iu again would have
deifended pini when 1 baticved it t., find her'at bonze wetted have run. - tine ol'd me if I had been -wound-
possible. and I have ne interest ibIt Dr. Villages had esiel him the' o.1. 1 resigned myself with diflcul
' in ruining hit.). 04unte=s would be absent for teen- ty to postponing 203 r r<_,t till to -
"It is well," said Alice, with el- t efeti1 11(":rs, and he must pose_ 'Lepro90 and here you are bad:
fort, whore is he 1'" retie his visit to the next day, i again :"
\\•e tri, he :" exclaimed M. Where sll 11141 1 e ,go'? rte hardly; "Back again : what do you mean':
Der1er.:s. ' It is not ;au0 inte1- teii,W, eriI took n1a henieally the: 1 trent out fur an hour only and
tion, I hope, t:, run -eftrr him 1' reate le Rue de Chateauduu, when,' was returning to .wait for you.
- '•I wain t4 know where 1.0 is.•' in turning. into the Beetles aid Mille.. Yt)u civil not Ieeve Paris this
"'4 absolutely •bee10 mein .,herbc.s, it 0.01111x• 1 to 'him o I morning for a chateau some dis-
'lru r) ;;tut
it ?" ask: 1 Maxine, oiled t to end inquire for Georget, to
g tance in the c•nultry'1"
a, 1 "Why, 440." .
make tut •:>n<1 i, this: 'even, he is On reaching af0nceanx Park, he
et this w:::01(0." • tamer aside to take a look at (•.,1-i "How was it, then, Dr. Villages
' Prove to ale that you are not onel Burisedi s h,us('. He aster-; told me-"
tainorl that. the Ienslian agent had i '\•„u have, seen him'!"
I„'u1."
"Fi•,14 shall .1 prove it 1 I can sp ken truly. His servants were! "Yes, he carte to dee me this
nut tike you there, east I? Ii'tt r engaged in storing away baggage in; morning for the first time, at my
shell eve him myself this 04 244'4„ a waggon. house."
„se, shell
'ill see his contemptible se- :(-1 1)1caeant journey to kiln."! "What -did he say? speak! tell
-I .h t
cu'i,;,lie-and t:, -morrow, if soil . r.uermntred Maxime, "and may he are
wish 4o hear t}(. seinfc,,xons I ::dal! never return."
lgait 4110401.)0 and driven by (4. wcv
oan who, `with rare skill, hacl just
Maxime left the house of his un. ; :succeeded in arresting a blooded had spoken low, nevertheless; Max -
('e a Tittle more perplexed than lie' animal in full speed. Maximo bee (aught the words which re -
knows.. all."
"And I --I know what awaits
ere," nlurrilured the countess. She
had entered it. • i sprang aside quickly, and was
On his arrieal he faueied he was about to apologize when he recng-
going to set everything to rights, ; Aired Madame Yalta bent backward
overwhelm M. Dorgeres with joy, I ane pulling on the reins to.restrain
bring Alice to right s'retvi, and re -1 her trotter. She had very nearly
assure his friend Vignory. And At... c111511ed a roan who would stilling-
.
ar.xems. pa at thought of t•he danger he
Flue there remained one last eaitd+ha3 °seapel.
to play. I'ou i" exelaimrd Maxime,
iaxime was net the dupe of tee: ?ama0ed at this unlooked-for meet-
"He- -I hardly know where to he-
gle." stammered Mexiine1 aston•
-
lese+ "rani lien-'
" Froeigh 1" interrupted 1i112 f' WEl:Y BE SO THIN'?" i:aled Ilii) the eountess showed so
aureoles.((There is nothing left; Hutch irnperesieete. "He said so
•x444 but to due." III Thinness is Entharrassing, ladieal• teeny things."
„ le
"rr 411.1" ex ('knee:t the fath4u.! thy and Not Naturals --Formula \bout me:
"You love nee no longer that •,111 `'He repeated that your state of
talk of dy iiig. What have 1 .4 ,net Noe. Used Which Adds 1'410441 One health required great care, and
flirt you sh,1111 ! hrrak mt h t f'' to Three Pounces a Week. recommended me as usual not to
144," said Alter, the , n _•ri• abuse the interviews granted me."
self into her father': 1114144;0, ' 1 }ins o Every one ought to have some 'Hie asked you nut to speak to me
t ceased to love yeti.; bet f,+lc'ro extra flesh on the bony structure of 111.. de Carnoel'1"
stet
if I dare slot the couru(11 41 I of tee body, beth for the sake of "Not positively, bite from certain
t i health and self-esteem.
vealed that a danger menaced her,
"What do y411 mean?" he cried.
"Nothing. .Go on, I bog. You
have just asserted that 31.'clo Car -
noel if; a w•r1tclt, The doctor is of
your opinion, I suppose."
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in protected by good slant cletbina,
rain -cost, top-eoatand sturdy hoots.
The protection ailordudpropertratter
the paint costing to worn down to the
bare wood is no greater than garment.
worn down to the lining.
Martin. Seln®'Lis
Paint
1 00 0/(, rc'u1e
orotnrt4 your property on Duda om srgea
Irani wlnt.r ns hardy, rugged and etr, oe
as It entered. Qnollly doe. it, It with.
stands rhe rigora of winter storms.
tempests, 1'npid changes e1 temperature,
humidity and the dtatntegrntlnu eireote
of sea. wind, cold. rain, ',all and Allow.
Everything that counts Is put ix--Ilvary.
Cults; t4.at clearer kteant, That'e why
the 4nal,ty irate,
It your (baler cannot snooty ion, notify
ns and we will gladly dlrcct you le whore
our valets aro to be had.
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"Yes, or: rather I ane of his.,A£ter
leaving seen this Carrroel rescued
I:; a knave I doubted still. , -It
pained me to recognize the fact
that you were interested 01 an un-
worthy man, The-dootnr removed
my last doubts. He informed Arte
of what this Cannel did after quit-
ting Rue Jouffroy. I should have
begun by telling you why ho was
in the House and by whom he was
brought there, blit-•"
"It is useless, tell rite• the rest."
"Well, madame, since you wish
first to know the end of this sac'
story, know that Carnoel followed
his mistress and she has taken him
to e house where he still remains
with her." • -
"Aud Villages knows' the house 1"
(`Perfectly."
`•You believe ie?'"
"Why 1110111(1 1 not believe it?
The doctor has offered to take me
{Here. We are to go with tees frier.(
this evening --or rather t'1-nit;1i.
I am to meet thele in the Champs
lassoes."
`You shallnot go. L'.1rlii 1 it.'
c"MayI ask why 1" said 1)l 1Xir.;e
surprised and at the sanies time
charmed at the countess' tone. She
svould'nut have spoken in L1. a tui•
perativo had she been indiIlercnt
to him.
"Because you would be rushing
t , your death," slie replied quick.
le. To my death! '
"Villages wishes to draw you into
a trap. You will not t•ctur-1 111114'0
if ;you follow him this night."
"What interest has the deeser
ll making away with reel" lie ask-
ed, smiling.
-(To
be continued.
41
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Site burst fat-, tears and see, (di tete harsh, unfeeling criticisins
0111141•}• which are. annstantly being }1tu11(1
her iris ' 1
Her father receivedh i i r i al tient by the more fortu,aate well -
arms, and ell:.r rte. almost as mac }' i figured persons
moved, hent his Mesad to conceal hell livery one pities a thin, bony
a;,ite•tem. horse, but horses don't know i1--
'Sp:'ak."-e1-i:d Al. Durgsrns.l wl.ile tide people err, both pitied
"Fele me to make her nlvlerett id t aril ridiculed. It ought net to be,
1 4
v , e
• I ]a 's « r, 1 t afflict. m, btu it 's
t1a 1 1 I its.
that she bay trot the light, to gni a1
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urr441 figure, }ie it man
r ty old age by r f f ;;g to marry- ' !or woman. excites ,adlnit•atierl ; not
"Newt said A11'4+.44)44)ga'rieg1ealy fur the figure but for the
herseIf from her 1,rtIles's arms. ''1brighteyes, pink cheeks, rod lips,
may promise ai force myself to bat! and vigorous carriage which ttreel1.
re:tigle d ; I clltnet pr0nriee t.. F ,r- 1'any a well nourished body.
,get. lint I swear t,, ,yon 1IRvrr to Strength, bee lth, }wittily Ansi
pronounce the! name of the, man I1 001113d 31esl1 abr,und, if the blood and
have luted ; and I ask it of you, my i nerves get enough neunsllmr:nt out
father, of you, Maximo. It is not of the food esters•
much in r.,xnct.' I This prescription aids nature;
"1)'; not f(1ir that we will r vet t help: absorption. digestion and ate
It this 'sad subject,`' 4101)1102 M.' 441111elation; 11114:, distribute the
•pergr•z'es, who hied ronoverrd a blood and hers elements tell ;eh
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. in a half err botU • Martin
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POULTRY NOTI".d.
Put the settles' hens he the dark.
eor1lerts. •- r
(rood cleat' dry litter is thin unix
kind eo have on the floor.
As table poultry, the duck ranks
noxi toa the tlirlc'ey in clulIlity alai
price. -
ue -1uTo04hcugphnis xtbtahbren l(t. l.e
0ty0i1maerewfoe1r1l1sswelhlaliritlgreye+
washed and feeding clean, whole-
s. me food will acid mtlto_ielly iu
maintaining good health,
The main thing in building te
1:l ultry house is to have it semn-
t;,,ry, cornfor..table, simple and of
1O W cost. -
'lho deck is a rapid grower, cas'
113' seised, if kept from water, and
t"ailing them through wet grass
and weeds while ;young.
With guineas, atter .they 'same
c••mmence to lay, care roust be talc-
eu in gathering the eggs, not to use
(be hands in taking them out of rho
- nest.
By putting the fresh laid turlrey
eggs under common hens, not unly
41111 better success be secured in -
'latching and raising, butthe tur-
keys will lay 0 number of egg t,
No fowls 044 the farm will -take
care of - themselves .like geese.
About all the attention they need
is to provide warm shelter for them
in the winter and green pasture in
the summer.
Au inch layer of sand on the
b• ouster floor makes cleaning oasy.
The dropping ml4y be. readily sack-
ed' out daily and fresh sand pet in
as 'required. . But care must be
trlcen to always have it dry.
With all young fowls of•all kinds,
00 matter when hatched, frequent
feeding is necessary if aquick start
is tole assured. For the first few
days eee1;y two or three hours is not
too frequent.
Chickens and duels can be raised,
to marketable size vers' readily and
under close confinement, but with
,p,'sese and turkeys a good range
must be provided. If either of the
latter is raised profitably, they
must be able to pick up a good pant
of tifeir living,
With all stock as tle:ll as poultry,
wizen grown especially for the mar -
het, quick growth, early maturity'
and marketing as soon as reedy
14111 important items 1n realizing
the greatest profits, and (t failure
of either one will affect the Other
to more or less extent.
DAIRY NOTES.
Stirring the 'cream frequently will
slake inure butter.
Toe heavy setting -destroys the
flavor of good butter.
Larger yield per cow means less -
east in keeping (limn.
The best plan is to maintain the - -
env .as uniformly as possible,
A warm temperature facilitates,
and a Cool temperature retards the
development of flavor.
Crows should -meet' 1141 overht.ate
or unduly excited, or worried e ti,
any t1411e.
Milkiiie in a f ,ut-smelling stable
yard imparts tc• the ]44111 an injuri-
ous taint.
Working out, buttermilk attd -
working in salt is Where the °ver-
ses rising 00111x» 1n. -1
When thebutteris gathered in
the churn ing ranular fern it, ishl ver crvercherued.
The butter maker mush be
erred b3' the tastes of those who
bity his butter.
'Unless a big cow is a :extra
milker she is It its profitable than a
smaller tine that is a fair milker.
'Jhe udder of a cow is a very de-
licate structure, and site quickly
rebels at rough .usage or improper
petite -IS of milking,
The future tlnt•fulnesa of the corn
depends 44ra ails ellen the treatment
she receives during the first year
af 1
e i='
tio nl
B
Bulttetr 0110111(1 not be 1110(111 too
quickly or ton slowly, as in either
ease the quality will. suffer,.
Bared milking is Ile a4lrnnttigc if
it is clone without hurting 00 irri-
fetin 1 e c( i
tr civ 11441 - mlkcl
h
c site t5 c
clean
Rutter cite he more thoroughly
washed free from buttermilk while
i!1 the granular stage than at any `t
ether time.
a
.1 certain young fellow lists got
1) 0 parrot's complain( -he an4ks
4,0 much. And this is how it let
him clown a (temper 111 an intpert-
' a'of, interview, "You love my
dauighter1" said the old man.
"Lee; icer!" ho exclaimed, leis-
sieeeicly ; "why, I would die fur
111,r! For one sort 44}1111141! h•unl
those sweet oyes I would hurl my-
1,1.1" from ,yonder cliff and .per'ist),
a 111redina, lirniactl mass, epee ilio
sof Its two 11111<1rell fact below."
The old Mail' shook his tided. "1',44
ul».rthirig of 1 Liar m3,sel1," Ivorai41, "tih41 one is efieugh rn a small
fetidly like 1011)0,''
"Al)! - I'v0 seem some rough
(
times, site"- said an old salt. "0114e
1 WV wits wrecked, 1111(1 We'd (anter
Ialt lllir pr0V4910 n s, Then we ate
•c11r bolts, o,u(1 *11(111 tltn fillip tu11111
i 411 4110 11114 w.tl Otto het, to,'