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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1911-03-03, Page 754 • te,rr:,+44..4a,'." l::,`,.::)'!l1.4,#X. RPiAY,; tai/. '"I think you 'Mabe sonle rooms to let," slate, the lady. who w�s dressed in deep mourning told wore a veil. "Yes, tua'ant-miss," said tate servant, atneertt.in of the lady's spiueterhooti. "Yep, miss --ma'am; the suit above on th tx•etiond Voter." "ll should like to look at theta, . said the lady. Title servant aaiced her to step in, and event and fetohed •elle landlady. "1 wish to see the rooms, please," sai.I the lady, lifting her vell, and she fOt- iowed the landlady upstairs. There were three. rooms, two bed- rooms and a sitting -roost, aucl the lady appeared satisfied. "I have just come front the continent," she expalained to Mrs. Robson, the land. lady. •rltIy kYAlne is Browne, with the °e,' please, and I am a widow,.' and she ;sighed. dlh, dear me, so young. too!" mur- mured Mrs. Robson. eympathetieally. :t/lrs. Browne sighed and east up her ,yes, mournfully. "I think the rooms will do,••" she sail, sftt:r discussing the tenets. "1 suppose thehouse. is a quiet one, that there are nt1 »duty lodgers?" "('eh, dear, no," :paid the landlady; "e cr:.ainly not. There le a gentleman on the *Stogy below, but he is as quiet as teal_' fie: there never was a quieter- gen- tleman." lad to hear it," said Mrs. Browne. "And what is his name-?" "Royce, ma'am, Mr. yiordaunt Royce," rain the landlady. "'Rfoyee? Never heard it beforil. Iiow- ever, 1 am glad to hear that h&I is quiet. ',tuna:t e 1 couldn't erdure any noise. Yes, Ito ttagage the rooms.,, Theist :he paid a lnont1ia rent in acl- ea4•:e. and the nails and the boxes were ltrought upstairs. So it happened that when 3Lordaunt entered the house, `titer gaining etaP'I consent to their ret).rt•iage taking pewee in a. fortnight, Mrs. Browne was getting comfortably settled. It might have beeu cttriusity on Iter pert .o see what her fellow -lodger was like, or some other motive peculiar to t s. female breast, hat it happened that ae Mordaunt Royce mime up the stairs, Mre. Browne softly opened the door of her room, and, leaning Over• the balm - trade, watched hila, with ,alt' face and patitf,crint* ryes. And it wits certaiu1. a _.ingulttx• fart yapswoes tY'veareesi`�+:, eel ire liars with a love can feel: • She knew that her. love• was hopeless, but its ltopelessnees- haft not slain, but purified it. Stuart Villiers had trusted her with the story of his life's sorrow, and she could, from her love for lam, repay lthn for ills confidence while she revenged herself upon her former lover, Mordaunt Ilpya:e. ,lot a word had site said of all thin to Stuart `4 illiars. She had left hint at Monte Carlo, re- covered from the illness through which she lead nursed hint, still pel'suaded • 'that iris Joan was dead. She ltad left hila there almost with- out a word, telling hint nothing of her zuteutions or her destlaation, and she had :made a vow that she would never rest until she had balked Mordtiunt Royce and eegatitled Stuart Villiers' sweetheart, if Ida '1'revelyan shonld ire deed prove to be she. -With her cup of tea before her, Alias Mazurka waited hour after hour. She had given her snaiil a 'totality, and there was no one to disturb iter. If she leal•nt nutting; that night she would wait for aeother. • Nothing in this world cast match the patience of a wolueu on such a quest as fixers. which only a woman About 10 o'clock she heard the door of Mordeunt :iloyce'+ roout open, and knew by his step that he had eonie in. He rang the bell. and she heard ]tits tell Mss. itoh.;on that he evpceted a gentleman on busin;ss, anti if aztyone else came site wee to say that he was not a:t bonne. Half au hour el tpeeil. auil the deur opened again, and Mae; : Ma'-ssrka heard an old man's voice, caa.t•ked and shrill, greeting Mordaunt Royce - 'With a flush of c,citexueni. and curio By Lydia N ., ;,'.ind�btori 's � �i Vegetable Co and 11 Toronto, -I gladl ve ,yoe ns r testimonial in favor of. your wonderful medicineta. Last Octiaber 1 wrote to you for advice as t d wlto sea eteloltunn down, had bearing the borer part of bo+reels, backache, arid pain in the Oda. I also suf- fered terribly front ;ad, Alter reeeiving your direction*, d followed them closely and nun now entirely free from pain in back and bowels, and am ationger its ever? way. 1 also took Lydia, E. A in:chant's VegetableQornpound, before Lay baby was born, and 1 neport:mend it highly to all pregnant worsen.--Mttl. E. WANi)BY, 92 Logan l Ave., Toronto, Ont. Aniai+�s'art< Wateala Cured Maple Creek, Saks. -I have used Lydia E. Pinkhartt's Vegetable Com- pound and Blood Purifier, and 1 am now in perfect iteeith, I was troubled with gains every month. I know ether women•.who sut:er as 1:1dd and I• will gladly recommend your medicine to them You may uublislt this if yen think it will help others. ---Mate. I` . E. "ooze, Maple Creek, Susie . If you belong; to that countless army of *men who suffer' from some Iorrn of female Hie, don't hesitate ,o tey tem- 1 ly the cerate t,t.t:n ,<a,tts s upon h 1. Lydia .L - Pinkliam Vegetable Lom- 410 *.lice ea:/ hers Ida a reeel;. rt ' thence faa(i+ioei:. `'Y..:t':1 girt zvr r.p Ada 1'reveryan was Jean eirmsby, and pound, made from roots and 1lerba' yenta otos 1';) :'• ,lean Or:rally was the let'nit t of the Ar - P• rill ?:L ' roe:field. estate for tete wilt whicli Mor - li> lard 1)1'dull r2r ..1 iy�+lpt�,. q, 111';" `, alit tllr`I tl in.i 1,1 t hest t%�a, t tt `r1 tl H fig {MORA yen i did at.11 it t , hint. ii,• t1 ,� ;�t d rel IG 9 ltd rlJj'sa L stria gave ate a tee -pound n lee, ;v,tl>;i. j I'll give you, ltc•,:,'.' Royer, l,eugh ll. -' 2.Attie Edith Harris 'Cured o "It vvn., efts.*, atibt txn," a ,�•i•1 i,lti.• Orap sy by Dodd's Kidney memory ie going!' "'Led, yrs, it ia;b )olid t11, oft t::sit, d f'i113. ]riskily, -Its wonderfulIleo eat z. ,,•,,r s e11.11 t 1 d4•+i ,et .tst £.1 Two Doctors Said She Would Die, But use d, Rope-, lt'S '; ul, isu, it?"" -eta She is a i-lealthy, Happy teal '� i t 1 1 1 tt her •v✓ **Wry." asud .i oere,. ilryle, -fret as .To.day, I said, that n'ffitir• of Mlttzart tilliin4 ia.1 Girl -Healthy Kidneys in Children pxtst sail gullet Tlieri is nn 'intoe of the Guarantee of a Happy, Useful utakirai; IL tfra lel roup in Oita .:lrsetiln.: Life.'. .Tulin Olin+b,v it dea,.'l, and with ba died esti' little -genie. But -i (1„tt'l elute.. •.v:` 1 aa•ftT aggart. Sank., 3' file `:i, -(Spee. shtiul l Mists trusts anything tett of it t tial}.••• .t'htlt no child is too young to witht,tat the will lit her favor, area. was hate Kidney Disease even hs its worst sliotrld never }t:i,,''s fu ,su1 it, I t t '•story t form, anti that Dodd's Kidiney Pills Lora .\rruwfielit thstsg ea hli eittt�i and' will ter' it in any forut leas been abund- de troted it." aptly provex in the case of little Edith "Perhaps, ectal nil ('rafaint's, yeah Harris of tale plate. a groan.- "Btu i is cine telfut to think I in a1In.y, 'iM J, this little girl then that Stuart 'i illiars is eque de.tnig the tu' ;wary old, was so swollen '+with money that ought to be our,, "£tows. Dropsy that her waist measure was in- dou't. yon thin';. so" Creased irt_u 18 to til; inches. Two '•l)re adful," aaieneed llnyre. ' . I doctor* as viii nils, meet tile. Dodd's Kid - "Never maid, ser boy," vent on ane nit'y 1'it e email her alai to -day she ie. Crad4cs k; ••we'll p'.ucic this pee/hure i an merry anti healthy a ehild as is to be pretty - clean between us. Play . with fount! in that t+� + uborhilod, him, .Royce, slay with hint ass- o_zten _ Itt 4t recent ru„ rviety iter father says: toe you can. Whyshouldn't a young roan 1 "}:ititlf IS Letter char ever.. .She has in tale pride of his eolith have hey- little inn rettutt 44 dropsy s}nee. she was ear" arllueemeats? I don't piay cardst In elf, i eel I)y• i),�4i,i's iii+lacy Yilis.over seven ?;tat"t togs,. 'he goes to seILOOI and is but 1 don't see tate /term in '.;1:." • 1 healthy. 1 utw ye Leep Dada's Kidney It laughed. I lu re t o mor -1 for Marent; in thin Drive la.:n :elves surttxe,, a~,. -La., att. I story. Many ,x child 1ta Hear young end totes;) , " 1 to a life of pili. said eufferiagf because .,.:ted ) . ate tt.]1�,., t:1ts :u :zte,' t els iz:t�lec:ted. 3. life of afraid; ;ton Siudl :lay. , Qwal,u:, ,... , 1iitlli ;y 1:119. estate, in eater ,' 'p. 1 ;la rt :.Elis, - tt) 1 arz " and elle lar,' to bio t;i•� oyes ,> lctd .1 o-tly p;ar w'1 ale r'zyea, 1 lila in ttteltt.usr. r• i 1 s grown n 31 ' 1 r its , t,d 7,, y' v „ intorpo:i,'tl y1ttl,:Lt', wait 1 :still •t* ills` ( health Lhiti t). ,f'ttlrrR is n.isuz'ed 11 the terre,'i. -Via, 1 iindetvt '-. id) , Kidneys are .4.r•tt .n order with adds U\'e ,i' I- ta; :;'t convinced. and that scheme had evident- • . yoll, tale bee"- 1. giit'ked 1 :0t out ': f :11e 11 g tt, Royen, st411t't 1:" � . said Reece, •,a. aa..:c.:1: q ; ? titl lv failed lit cunaeciaenee of the supposed sI-ttit of ,li,il t is nteby. She knew then joint Ormsby was no some. of tato .`tial Heli lu'x'e .ettd til at:111 t i. lti'x ert:tt..ly:tlx; i,lxt ilio .iytOr- .,tie c:: to me. Dun's he a al, you st.:til daunt Leyte aurae it? have ties 3)ev:.;lin••;• ,'si t,+S.'' `1t sat are pi,taslereit in deep a strac- 'Ausi-anal tine a.*.t',: m ti:..- what " taw for ',elf 7n hoer, and then sudden- osity Miss Mazurka. drew her chair near- --••---- .'t>it, 3:1 .... stole she hurl made in the floor- and 1, my lava dive up ,heel aetr_;s, ca;•eies:l.y- 1 da'sat Royce luta said could not be or to •th e . l,t "There was that '1,I.tzu Ica ;i slid i found but Niftiest ?Hiss '3azierka now lug; by the cope had tout steadied Ileo llo~•ce -dv now!" • le , v t° .I felt euntineed tate had seen him reading thoutYh she had tu, neraaion to clo 'i'll ee" said Fader.'. -Meet t'.-^. old ,'radtiorl:. "You l,wt tee teat u. :rno , lie"' dery t pa,„ t after• sties 4'r;unote.lett s 1, It there arty news of it t t. i illtitrs : :tail moue:, Over .. teals a:lrnidl, ' vete hi utter ignorance ()Id Craddock threw tip '.lie hitttde. iloyce, my boy. Theyate teo •'xpen:siv . i of Joan rci;tttt.,u iti t to sue Karl of Ara "Stuart Villial•s?'1'+oyes, my boy, We a Tltitt :ltarttrke. wee a- fool, :tad I dart. l .tlyvli"' and of the existence of the will, out of his mind! - Ile's :t `lett ,'ambling say this ether a:ti isn't any ratter. 'ow 'i l andnt Royce? 'ones of t •eer in place, Monte ('aria, anti It:;int; a iurtttru' 1/i.,a Mazurka ynt 'ells and ground ;:,Ii' 1 d anti ' ence:awe vale he e? woell her and had so, for every word remelted her as plain- ly as if she had beets in the room be- low: ail d :i:oyes'. and old 1.7x3c the stout•," r Craddock, with a grin. awned the key. ;•Why have you Koine here?" demand a day -a fortune is da; : I've sent lam . teeth :ia +he ,sue... ; be:•Buie the auau'er or tee estates. thousands and thousand;!'• ••1 dlureate," estenat..td Rayne, ert- r.d Royce. , ••l filet at!? It'd rrtt•n late, ; The 1''"•':la 1t • for it :tin+)anted to no come "Bemuse it wasn't ':ode for you to *tab!" muttered Royce, )nt odi,y. It =alv, 'a ` 't+.'• r you dead better go, Win `:;1st have i leis -\\a.= So a cuing thitt ;.Miss Ma- mma to me, llnvee," replied the. Dict l "He's sgtlaztderu it .•i's, money llra.t alai • . znrl;a fell. ,ro i* .ice breath had been mast. "People. are oetlt1h curious• 1. ot1 ought to have been.. teas if that fonliatl - a glass- of .vine. -cow delta smoke." ;! lt. I don't ,:n eke but I'll have 1 tak, n u tv b•:• it. Fee you are do'; a noticeable niton-- earl, ,Ivan Ormsby,' its„n". }.our •Ltnd +, u o,ttler 11).'d0 t t Royals had Tat- ra herself:' a glas1 of witty', croaked old Crealdock,1 flet hal Bevidc. 1 »s- body to sec you py 'Oita `'' ands +sol; ! ed her foe t;,,• new impeller idol; no won - in •cur awn den, :ay boy! L'',sufort• ...what is site sea.. O, r , . t der 1 it.. wile at, y y t wine '' t ! £ was r'uterk bly 'ike that one, ell?" he ,rriurei', 'oolong atnuud, tart„ the ice , All Mazurka, 'ate of the Hoye/ Cor- "quite the fine gentleman, Boniest t'rd O2,.aUs oriel. i ieatre pictures. and Statooe: Loa•. +s'ho'd think CHAPTER t;XV. that r pici d you nut of the gutter CA all the lodgers that neer existed, :sir.. Browne, who had taken the apart• tient above MMLortlaur,t l:oyec''a ronvt4 in Boast street, Wad quietest and gave the ;cite'!, trouble. Ten fact, she was more like a noose nenat a human being, sirs. Robson, the 1,uulittly, declared, and scarcely ventured to ring a bell. 11 she went out she al- ways waited at the top of bee landing +.o :tee that there was no one in the hall iletost, and always wore the thick black :eel which completely obscured her feat- '�rr's. No letters ever sante Or her tome uo vi'iitors tailed upon her. )sirs, llolbson, who was as catrious as moat people of her Dins -s, tried to find out something about her from the meld, het failed ignominiously. The maid was as quiet and discreet as iso.' ;:ni:ttress, and presented a perfectly del• well which yielded nothing whatever to Mrs. Robsoxi'is pumping. Her Mistress wan it widow and rich, and was fond of ta'aveiling. That was all the `maid email o.• would say, and the landlady could got :t ething more out of her. Mrs. Browne's rotate. was nxaetiy over the sitting -room toe ',Xordattut Royce, ,Ana rho could hear him moving about line/atilt, and knew when ho came in and n'e ,, Ullt. t�f, too, was very gaiet, and Mrs, Brame found that what firs. Robson., ::be landlady, laid staid wee) quite •true. end 'tett he did not in the least disturb • Iter. On the first evening of her teuaney, Alas, Browne entered her sitting -room, seer, having loekod her doer, opeued a •'I;;rbaard, initrecess by the fireplace, era, raking some toots front a bag. "retly removed li couple of fent of the floor boarding, leaving nothing be- zw•es•n her and the room beneath but but f,lie thin substance of •ceiling;. Teaving down that, hira. Browne, oth- erwise lilies Mazurka, made herself a t:lip of tea slid quietly set herself down to isten. la there is anything a woman loves res n pastime better than another it is 'r^+••>rtltintg a mystery, and Miss Mazur - It a. had resolutely determined to solve t,iia mystery which enveloped the girl wbr, grad fled from Lord Stuart 'Villiers, snit who, though he thought ger dead,. Vs.s1 Mazurka was convinced. was the Tsi . '.1'xevelyan for from whore Mordaunt Rote batt erectly deserted her. Ear love for Mordaunt •Boyee land turned to hate, such Irate as only a \ve- lnau deserted for a rival can feel for the Mire who has slighted' her. i'i:+Dd- she haci something mote than her. irate to prompt -iter. rt V11- tilt' had -learned to love Stua when you were mamma about bare- footed int ilia lout/ Rile selling cigar lights?" "Who indeed?" sititt Royer, with a touch of impatience.; in his Amite. ".tint never mind that. What do yo" want?" "Just a little talk reheat bush1 ss, 107 dear boy'. Tie! Ise; Quite right, Ropier, make your hay while the stn\ shines. Pluck your pigeon while heat got a feather left! Alt, Royce, you're (*lever, bet 1 taught you. 1 taught you!" "Weil, well," said Iinyee impatiently, "what is it ynu want nut' to clo now?" "1 want you to drive hint it little fur- ther into the net lay dear boy. I've got mortgages on some of tris property, but I want a hold upon 1)ewsbul'y it- self. A little more pressure will drive him to pledging it, sed 1 want you to press hint, Royce: The old man's voice grew so hard and grating, so oriel and merciless, that Mee 'Mazurka, listening, shsnldered and clenched her teeth. "1 understand," said Royce, after a maxima. "But don't be in too great a hurry : I have won largo mens from hint of late. 1 cannot always win, and 1. cannot always force him to play. Do you want to kill the goose with the golden eggs?" "Not. till it's got 00 more eggs to lacy, my dear boy," elatckled the old maze. "Rut I'm impatient, Royce." he whined. ".f must have the Dewsbury estates" "Ana you will get it without• doubt," said iloyca, coldly. "He cannot escape you; you need not. be afraid. What elseO"' There was a moment's silence, as if old Craddock hesitated; time .Miss Ma- zurka, heard ]lint say: "About the money you've won. my boy; you must be a• rich mien! What leave you done with it:"' Royce flushed for a moment, then he laughed. -"Given it to the Church Missionary Society. What sloes it matter to you what 1 have done with it? You gain your end, leave the rest alone." "Well, wept," muttered the old Blatt, deprecatingly. "1 don't interfere with ;volt; but I hop's you're not wa,sting.it, my boy. I heard--••--"' "Well, what do you hear?" demanded Payee. curtly. ".i hear that you -are dangling after one of those actress women. Now, my boy, that's fool(shnesat They'll bleed you to death! They'll take apt the stoney. you have worked se hard tor, and have cheated so cleverly---" "'Hugh]" hisssad Royce, anorily> ``Walls have care,' • A smile •of triumph lit up Mies Mae stn"kg's face as she listened. $hi7 zi • ;r'xatloitl;v sisals coedits, sores colds, limit* . 111.N1 \ltrt,M 5641 oto, k • • - 91:9 scents. ,t. + rt 1 s,, ]tat .1')0 glare:>.? r `•1 n0 11 , i( tt. ., a i ••Yid e'1i to marry heel that?" said Bobs;'. 14it11' :i.•.. laugh. big in and taking their gale. ,' wi e rt lie vile: meet clever, tr, Mr.ar Boyce'" she "Shea tlrotivned, .:alis: titer•• •. all end nr with y.; t, ell, Ott 1o; . : as I picked i luuttered, sint'tisr;; Iter• fiat toward the it. knew." X!. •• t"rest zee. will,.oat) t the gutter." i 1',10551 1,ttlt`ittl "you are clever --but we u said i't)\ t : 1 ,a .'t think 'nr- "yot"Yes, ' exel hew 1 lire. ; shall ser, we lits; •1 0: You thought I r ae'�, T Ii:it �'som vela rat u' with 't rats' (1'1e know.; where \, a;, sn, a it tr chat you could turn roan. "But it .: `")tilt \a.tlrt` al'+911 C, 1'• Port , V't:h•.S •••• i your 1171,':4 (0 wltitoirt a word, diff "Port; it's. a 1')rd; t lr a., t =sill en, t. y.ett? '1`; 1::7.'• a ' "e foul should prove too u],/ moo, s:ith a ;seal 1" tinul: ,.:tie .,.. �+� Arroe\t1e1 „,;; :ea ,.are, ausi alai 7pi.'r t,u '.,•i'asyouare: you Shu:ti(i be the 1< , Sm1 l r„ ` "Tat t :ri7lil:gr with excite - t: Obi,.• a :e,n , l t t4 :1 c� , ',.>,t `✓,4'rt, toe}g t r Royce, guy boy, eaten I theta of eclat it u 't meta, kite c a , flier rrpineetl the floor fortune you an41 I levee missed through mateh.'s in the tette. •' heat, Sit 'lie; , ..t ,� thes`upidit , pe that girl pang off and .11.0yeti ' lttt�ttt d i Lord Stuart ti d1 1 would fila^i: turned 1711. flier. ;a:, silt ' ' _'d's letter' to Stutter `1iltl:it•t, s t ins that he sat, marls 1 wad. 4)11, ! ' , e 'in the cupboard and 'a'yt p thea wrote :r, note o L11 c S , . '•1'aum sextet ,egiu t n vex, 'liars. lt; :eta ,rt};' ;L fee* lilies: drowning 1111 herself " -autl_ eteu--du row, : ,..:,I, .arele.s� "That is a21 plat :inti t1+11; with," t.o g "Please le' sue kale\v your address if broke Mordaunt Royce, impatiently. i r.. `:ill, gouts might."said +ill 4 taddrw k. !:'oil leave 11„ i l •,. I hope you are still "Yon know that at well AS 1 tL), or ;Ott t,, tut nigh ant ro\}n;; a,.,l will soon he quite well." wouldn't have lett setas ;sisters of the `'end anal, my hoe-, lead the etungit Miss 1a.tlrl:'t ev.L5 not great totespell- thee 1)ewl,bury en to pure. I mast. have,/ inn., but her heart e:cars in the right place, thst tate ,1 hie r cc`s y a�sra of rt. �,,,1 and that, tri s stc':`.ting `stn ::hese degen• A L...'3 thouse1" 1) shat rata' me aa.„„.,,,,,,,.I'lt, s .'7 K�yyq��rpy� , , "Of coarse," said Boyce. "Honer am- I "If I toad zny way," said Emily, "I'd eeper t thieve ' • "That's trot in this came, Mr. • Mor - daunt Royce!" she murmured, as she leant foirwardleagerly. d on st,a _ t Ora.c <ay deal fair with eon, and t anew you'll deal fair with fine." CHAPTER NaaalVI. ihave the grttit�l,eet wedding that Could Dugs t. What's that:" exeiall;lecl old Crass-; bo lnattagod. L coni believe In quiet dock. •'IVhat's that about thieves:' 1 evelltiinge, 1i h;i, if at girl can't make a From theliglt!totem et i,' :l,tcr C'ri\,+ Rove , my buy, 1 ani ashamed of you." fuse when she's'married, when is she to, 31r.. "1 beg your pardon!" said Boyce, i I should like to know?' Head, Bonne Bey, lvewfatux:llllud, W. Young seeea an experience of gene laughing. "I rlean•t honor amongst gen- i intitn the were at Vermin Crescent, tletnrn . (.Iwai Stigfl6 to- gether Buk, w'h'ich slieuki certainly ins as a true Mitt .altienrka ]heard the *Id than ! a litter of feminine millinery strewing a- the chairs. ctna • good night in rt�pm sees and - dock open *tad shat, and titers all weed It evetztted a meek only to the date beacon light, guiding all .,utter`:r, serval k d 1 t ) 1 the ' the roosts ,trill filling up ' • d 1' and she otos skin diseaee to a safe harbor of sefugas. Mrs, 0uxlg ,illy`;: "1 =sifter' 1 with eczema for seven yetteia, anti to .u} great delight Zant•r,uk has aural este, The dieresis atart,:d on my bre:s%St, ail l •'eprtied nzutil it extended over my lPack. "lite itl.'ltititr and btlrtnsg-••evpee ttily' relief+ the affected parts lcr.•rlr tvat•m--lvai terrible; mai yet when the erltption was wsr.ttelted or t'tihbed, it terued t4) had wrest, and caused great pale. I. went to t} doetee, and tried various pl•e,seriptinns, but seemed to get n0 benefit, so •tried an- other doctor, Again, I gut no relief, so to the hole and >n`.v tiny' • :+candutg ll:,- ; 7., l ax+l i `valva+rrh. 1 stile ret neuxtenSud to tried a third dc, tor, auitl then a fourth. fore t11F five. tie atuod P'.r a mole•:111 ! try t'atatrlttieone, and find that by using silence. I fixed for Joann ere (wig, Bial: Still She ;at 1:tiltiOlticass and lie -i Emily were busy at the tronseeme tenet).; and prat*ntiy site heard Mor- I Joan had stil,ul:atetl that she would daussl Boyce pacing tip and down. I be married ill the quietest fashion, and :lftct a while his ilulek, tie:wens step Mortlatant ll b ee, thn)+gie aatsunting a re- grew eileut, and a grate longing to see lltetance, had tagtie't`.eti \elth Inward s t was• +,,Int "tetrad her. satiefaetioe. what he at r 1 {'l ,+ be Continued./ She. took a luatdavv _ted sa�t.iltliy, + f , 'olds Clued 0 lylticli, Hemel too small ;;) l;>,� dete.�:ttiri i Nose �s f`etriully, pierced a ho' ;:t the ceiling n the room beneath, 1. :ease.`.nongit ; Dear ;lire, 1 was P. chronic sufferer , for leer to leek theieu 1l, j from continuo:ss sushi In the throat ansi. Kneeling slows, ah. :lp111ie.1 her eye I, nasus tint/ ler twiny y,:5re have con1tant• Although they all 'did their beast fur me, or ttu as if absorbed ',y deep thought. 1 tlau 1l:leu: r r,n -,tato first tough of a colts I- Tot no relief froze nt+y polo. • then he drew from islet poetess a irides Or •ta t,rip " Ilan', ni bills to eLilt): in it a paper, and spzeadiug rt out ewe tried to f ,;., itou:+t. 1 Veen a ibreath's nci `loader Icor i`. through . ata:se freely since using Gat - rezd .. l �, Miss 'Mazurka's heart. bear, faat With ; e was atrhu„ite; in fn.tst 1 stn (omplrtely .Ante "Seven years is a long tune to suttee, and I had got teed to tae thought. that 1 never would by cured when I slaw a re- port in 'The Faintly Herald/ teiling how beneficial Zam•I3uk \Vl4 $ 1n et:4es of elan disease. I thought these woulti b,: no harm in givieg ties beam a fail• trial, iota boaght some. "Well, frosu tht.us' of this v..r; torr bot I stay i',,ant,llit was gatng to'cio 111:: good. 1 persevered \vitt it, and the en- provetuent it work .t1 n '?7 condition was•reatly wonderful. It +. ed the irri- tntton, ssttoppee the pain, troll the sores began to dry up and disappear. in slant, I found Zana auk ell thee was claimed for it, feta wit'htn rl, very short time it worked a camplete ettre in ley ease." Not only for esrelna, but fur ulcera, abscesses, varreose•veins, htirl leg, poison. eawounds, eutei cold eor.ea, chapped *places,. pilenr ripsg�w-)l•1u, cllilch'en'a d:r.ua- tlons, `bttrnialietalds, and all Akin injuries and d'seciaes, Ztlnt•Buk will be found un. edlu lied. All druggists and stores sell dt t Miens and th irlttty, int sis the eared. (`igned ;t+R +,n,l C, Lee, 441'den• too far away # i ap:dfr a ward of � 11,An` t)at.. ,)asst paper. It leaked to her like* a. legal do-, u, cut., , ,;ell {`atarrlln:este, in :?it, cement ,ani 1+ 10' knelt; at the sue- 4t - nail :51.1)1, ,'err,. 1lefus'• a sineslitute. holt! she tried , .lett 1 tithe 'abet i NAS. .u -►+s f :'uddente Rota... feared the doeutnexit TOUGH ON THE MAIDEN. and theist it tu'aei; 11 b e ereasc pocket' (L'ltiitu:eiphia Record.) and looked up a;l usieouseintlsly to the ,, ceiling, from wltiele the uu:teen spy was There etlh,tltll be eay , marrying ettgie ving e watching Ilan. it nnarria._ " quoted ''Poor okl Cs tdli„:k!" lte muttered, (Ii y. "'Chat's pretty tough ou the girl. "Give , tee/ .lt'au! -.ate alight as who think', ro man on earth is good l ' edit ' well advise met , give ill, Lord Arrow- epartg h tut_ her," ivdtied the Simple 'Mug 9< field's two malice "" And low as the words were spoken, Miss Mazurka heard them, Now, Mies Masttrka was by no means a clever woman, if Emily had heard the conversation between Royce and old C,reddock She would have. jumped to the solution of tile` liro'i,lern in en instant; � u but Miss Mazurka was for a time onlr tots ll • ezled. 5()e. ;boy:, 0r pOst free from ,�ano-1Bek bewildered d p? listening, anal we eau speak out, you etzbetatutes and lmitit.'tiona. ilea solve -cueme of q SELF-DECEPTION. " Blig;gins is always afraid he will not get hie money's worth " "Yes. He even waited until a Warm day to buy a thermometer. so that the mercury would look larger'" a+5'-• - - WV "T Cradd at i ice to . "The floor's lttel4ed. There's two One i,'b,,'ibratlto, toil piece, Ftctuat. harmful That Craddock and R:oyce had pian- tackle s(Ane. eu�tbh®. Oalart�ae calms. keel* " villain stilt with iib ¢eKtwata wad 91t►vdtt. • iii �amd^,