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Now while Wulf made s ift
en up- the hoses neer the m
the cave, Godwin gathered sto
large as he could lift, and Ile
up against the door, till they
it weeld take many •men a
more to break through.
For this door was handed wi
and set fast in theliving ek
anai••;••••••••••••11...
o fas-
th of
es a8 -
thein
that
ur or
CHAPTER, XV.
Then came the weariest ti
waiting the brethren had; e e
or were to know, although
they did not feel it so long
Water trickled from the w lis
cave, and Wulfwho was p che
thirst, gathered it in his an
drank till he Was satisflqd. T
let it .run upon his nee to co
aching, and Godwin bathedat
his brother'shurts and htuls
could he come at, tor he di
to remove the hauberk, an
hint ccanfort
When thie was done, and h
looked to the saddlesand tra
of the horses, Wulf told of all
hid passed between him a d
on the bridge. How at the
11
st
his spear had caught in the 1
nd torn away the head -P1 ce
foe, who, if the lacings had ot
would have been hurled 0
While that of Loaelle,atruck hie
ler fair and shattered on 1 r
it from his arm. How they p
ea.eh atheneane for a 'lime
hoofs of Snib4s; hung over he
sothat he thou:ght he Was su •ely
How at the next course Loze Wo
passed beneath his arm, leil
striking full upon Sir Hug 's
brought down the black hor a,
itiner as though a thuntlee olt
smitten them, and how[,3' ok
could not check. •its . furl us.
leapt oyer them, as ahorse le
hunting: How he would not rid
Lozelle, but dismounted to. fin
fray in knightly ,fashion, nd,
shieldlesa received the full -wei
the greet sword upon. his m 11,
he staggered back and wc4ild
'fallen had he not struck a aln
horse. '
Then he told 'of the blows t
lowed, and of his last. that w
leozelle, shearing,through lus m
felling him as are ox is felled
butcher: How also, when ..ie
to kill him, this Mighty and
man had prayed for Mercy, pr
in the name of Christ and ozj the
mother, whom as a• child h It
Essex: HOW he could net sla
him, being helpless, but t' ed
saying that he left him' t4 b
with by Al-je-bal, where -.ipo
'traltegous dog sprang up an a
knife him. He told- also of the
earful struggle, and how, ha
he was by the blow upon hi b
though the point of the diem
not pierced his mail, he strov
• Lozelle, man to man; till at
his youth, great strength,: an
shill he hen in wrestling, lea
-many a village bout at he e, e
hiln to prevail, and. while he
'together GU the perilous edge
gulf, to free his right hand, dr
poniard, and make an end. t
"Yet," added Wulf, "uever
forget the look of that men's e
he feU backwards, or the; w
. scream which came frombus
throat.' .
"At least there is a rogue t
In the -world, although he was
•one in his own knavish fashio
severed Godwin. "Moreover', m
'then" he added, placing his la
Wulf's neck, "I am ghad it fEnl
to fight .1,11ra for at th:e last. gri
might overcame, where n Who
so Strong, should have failed. F
I think you clid well to she* me
a good knight should; •that t
you have gained great honer,
if his spirit -pan' see through th
aess, our dead angle is preud
new, as I am, my brothernt
•'I thank you,' replied Wulf s
"ben in this hour of torment, w
think of such things aes honor
or lost?" .
Thee, lest he should grow sti
was sorely jaritisied beneath hi
they began to ;walk- up' and do
cave frorti 'where the horses a
where the two dead Assassins
the doer, the .faint light glee,
on their Stern, dark feature 1'
pany they seemed in that ellen
ly place. ,
The .the crept on; the moo
towards the mouutains.
"What if they do licit cotne?"
Wulf. - .• e ' ‘,.., -., .,
"Let ne wait to think of g till
answered Gociesin.
Again they walked ;the length loi the -
cave and _back,
"How can they comeS. the d or be-
ing barred?" :tatted Wti n. •
"How did Masouda come an
answered Godvetre "Oh, que t
no more; It is in the hand of
11
•
• The tuaa1Jteed "ONE DYE for
Kinicla of Cloth.
Clonn, e,No Chnaco f Mlgtakels. TRY
l'r Send for Poo Color Card nod Booklet,
ille4ohnson-Rliaarcloom Co.LIvalred, Monaca
10 C NT (71.6.SCARBITS"
• IF BILIOUS OR QOTIV
For Sick Headache, Sour $teah,
Sluggish Liver and owels---Then
work while yo , sleep.
Furred Tongue, Bad 'Taste, Indiges-
tion, Sallow Skin and Miserable, Head -
altos corae from a torpid liver and
clogged bowels, which cause your
stomach to beeeme Ailed with undi-
gested heed, which sours and fertnents
like garbage in a swill barrel. That's
the first step to untold misery -indi-
gestion, foul gases, bad breath, yelleW
skin, mental fears, everything that 15
horrible a d nauseating. A Casearet
to -night 'al, give your constipated
bowels a 't orough cleansing and
straighten yet out by morning. _They
work while y sleep -a 10-eeitt box
from your dru st will lieep you fe.ele
lug good far mouths. •
Iron
e of
nown„
Drat
eavy.
this
with
and
n he
1 Ito
ch of
as,
dare
gave
had
Pings
that
ozelle
onset
col of
•f his
•nest.
eath,
buck -
ding
past
fore
byss,
sped:
1.2.apear
his,
reast,
d his
had
that
pace,
ps
down
h the
being
ht of
• that
have
t .the
t foi-
nded
il and
y the
prang
•rural
ed it
r own
ew in
ghter
away,
dealt
this
•ve to
✓ fast
en as
k, ai-
✓ had
with
ength
' the
t in
.abled
hung
f the
w his
hall I
es as
atling
lereed
les$
brave
an-
bro-
about
• you
your.
m not
rther,
ey, as
ereby-
d that• -
dark -
f you
1,1aPlY;
•o can
ained
who
mail,
f the
d to
ay by
ng up-
corn-
lone -
sank
asked
awn,"
?
n me .
•
"Leek," said. Wulf , m 0 Avl fisper,
"Wile 'stand yoreler at the Atd of the
: cave -there by the dead men?'1
'`Their spiiiU pea:chance," hwer-
ed Ciodwin, drawing his sWor .. and
leaniug• forward. Then he 'look de and
true eueegh there stood two guree
Tallinn -.outlined, in the gleom :They
=sided 1oWards 'them and no
1 ev . modni igh t shone upon
white robes ane gleamed in th
; 'thee were. el
cannot see them," said a voice.
,
"Oh, thesea deed soldiers -sew at de
they portend?"
"At least' yonder stead the r hor-
ses," anseeered another. Voice.
Now th�!! brethren guessed •th truth,
and like men in a dream, .step hd for-
ward from, the shadow of the wali.
"Resamaiisli" they said:
nOh aodwiii.e; oh Wulf!" sh •cvied
jr a answer. "Oh: Jesup I thank 'riide,
'thank Thee -Thee, and this brave
woman!" end, casting her 'arm about
Miasouda, he [kissed her on thb' ,face.
Masouda pushed her hack, ai said,
in a voice that was almost ha she
• the
their
gems
The family remedy for toughs an Cotd.
Sniall does, tioiall bottle. Etat ,e se
•
o'ting,. Princes
$ - id touch tli
he Adsassine.n
ed *mild net re r I-
-
.1fitt eg," she soh ed,
d give you. thaaka a be, .
ust also have bee icie -
essassitut') or an in -
House of , eath." 1
ssed her back thid,
wy fete the - - arxuj o
.1t : f
-
e Peter .altd I John, y ne
et : have 1 lereught Mt
sot a:r; ande Joh You /I ht
Ile ay, d net stop for ur
yeu Wisb, , s to 1iie tv. teli It.
tat°
ou ave
1 h : N, 4713;i:el' 1 1 eku? esh:el;ewit.1: horses4$N:owi n, Ser
r a a? Well done! I did ot
r; I ,will; save Pm; a rough
thts• lace is steepe though. et
as o p you know Of,. Now sot
esS upon :Flame, !foe no eat
ernb. Peter. I' who - tnov he
oete 1 than that here, as you
it. .John, tapeyou the
o;'eter, do you ;follow last
th melte, and, if they h ng
le themwith your sword.
la , be not - afraid, ' Fla 0,
gee you can dome," and Ma -
rut leer Way through the
DA dier' the edge lef• the eliff,
the isnorting horee. and Ira
eela
tete: Wore, and 'they were
g' asbam a Mountain; ridge so
t it seemed is though tl ce.
ni. Y t, they fell no:t, or, mid
an4 ' be t ashed .t fiezes at
be to Meet su h. ;hours o
s to . Was safer then it ae
'th ridges cut in the r c::
ret laces. 1 '
they Went'. and dOwn, till
ant ,,'L b t. sae, they s
otto , of the darksaime gUif
nlY be starlight shone, ifor
ray of the low Moon coluld -
pure I
a wom
sed.u4t't"thatll;.ft
oitr'a Wom
habitan
thrtten
i
Wulf, .$
ese,
patron
throng
right
story,
What!
with y
credit .
Wtelf,
the bet
ride, foe
so steep
the prni
is surer -
may re
path'
other
of all
hack,
tPV° hi 1 le er
souda
bus
tall;ie
ting it
• A mi
smeuar er a
,
steep,
the 1)0
as .it
need,'
peaSe
at the
Dew
length
at .thi
where
here
notirt
stay
gown
I wil
Thoug
are '
tS8tthatlh
can,e
FP*
dd
they n iy
By
the
as
obSc
they
a lit
gras
11
must
nees
log
us 11
we
ee
ef
,t,"; ak. Masouda.l "Prim as,
on th IV; ; he is the ,sti eat
Jewif est. $ir Wulf, keep y _or_
SO. g oke; your •hroth,er • nd
de . hose . of the 1 soldi rs.
not . err sivift, dotibtless t PY
he Ste, and aeons .omed . to
da," Tieu she leapt to e
0 a oman born in the de ert
p, he er hors.� in fro t.,
mii or more Masouda led
ng h./ rocky bottom of he
re ,be&xuse of the etimes •esr
.! o t
yta 1 ta fe trhe, eftee, till
e tdp Cleft
wblch thyt beganto r dea
the moon was* quito be • nd
taiiis, and such ffaint 'II ht
froth.the stare began to .be
withi drifting clouds. S ill„,
mbled , on; till th, y reac ed
glad where i water ran nd
ew. .
1 aald i Masouda.. "Here we
it 11 11 ,dawn, for in" his .d rk-
I hoe•
st
es cannot keep heir f ot-
he st n s. Mereovitr, all a • out
refcit a over one of w ich
ta
hey will puraue. is,' plea ed
.14-f :
• til- they ; have light to see
esoutla, ler at 1 test
,
the risk, for to go or -
he madness. Sit down nd
e, a d let the horses d Ink
At A moutkful of ogr ss,
reinin bur hands, for
aer need all Our stre gth
r�w's 31211 18 set. Sir
y, a e yonnench eft?"
e ' litter he answered 1 a
• ehee I wile. ; rafeevi bruises ben ath
my -.tie t I is all, for Loz Ws
swor • as h alry:iTelt use I pray • on,
what awe, ..d atter we rode a ay
• from C cas le b large." i
"T . Inii lite. The pilicess here,
being verco eel, was :escorted by the
. , s
.slav�s •ack to her ehanebers, but
Sinade sea stay with l him awhile
that h snag t sn ak .to you through
me, 15 you Iqiow What was in his
mind:), o h .y u killed at o ce,
'both ;o yen, rhom Lomat° had old
him SW re this lady's lovers, and not
her bi tb�rs1 Only e fe red that
there Ight le trouble with the pes.le,
Who W re pleasedwlth th; fight ng,
,so h0• his 1ahd. Then he bade ou
to the suppe , Whence you would not
have r turn d; but When; Sir ' ulf
• said 4 was hart,' I WhIsplered to • m
that * ' t h ;Wished to db -Could •est
be de e on the inoreow at the • ed-,
ding4fe at .w et he Was In his arn
hale, • urreu dee by his guards.
he asW- redi 'these bret ren
' shall .fght lth them until' they are
drivea in tti t e gilif. Itt will be a g od-
" ly MO for e anxl my queen to se .'"
• "Oh! horribi ,, orriblen' ad R sae
muntle Whil , o wire muttered:
"I a Veer t at I wealth have fou:ht,
not with hi guards, but, with Si an
4:11gOl' ie suffer d y-ote to goo and I left
him e so. Blore II went he spelt to
me, bi lclnig tel tiring the princes to
WM ivatelvi hin !two hours ter
i
we' 'sup ed a he 'wished to s ea%
to hei about thb ceremony of her ar-
riage, ou ' theoere*, and to ake
i
her 'n'fts. I e swered aloud that his \
cereep nds sho nd be !obeyed; and ur-
I
leech i! the.glie t- astie. There I, f and
-- youe ! ady ' rne vered ' frdna her f int-
_ aces, but ;reed w thfeare. and fo ced
heru; .cat r'-‘111 d
"The • rest I
is sI'ort. Before' the twO
110110 'Wero f;ine I a messengee c me;
'sayi* that th ;' 1.-je;hai bade' me do
;what! he had,.e 'untended. .:. . .
" qi.kurrk,'I -. metered; 'the ,prin
adottie herself, Nt e -follow . prese
alone', as it is etierunanded.'
"Then I ti rell,v this- cloak about
ead !h ide her he heave, and, if, we
ed, to chaos Whether she would
'Singe or de. th for lord; Next, I
the. r ng you lead, the Signet of
dead ' \i-jo-bIiI, who gave it t
• Innervate att I held it before the sl
who; t owede tul Id;• me pass. We, c
to th i; adagios,' and to them -aga
showed ',the r ire They bowed
.11
Rosa
we
war
rest
alit
• hold
we
b,efo
Wul
11
11
ess
tly
fall -
her
a.ke
ook
the
our
ves,
me
n I
Ise,
Ile
y titft my folks
• golng into CORAIRlptiell,
found a pleaof paper b
the yard and X pi id it
• It' 'Savedth
eief
Aoki hat Lydia
ble. mpound • done f
showed it toimy us'
, 'Why don't it
i after If had tak two
. better and I said my 11
'need any more,' fral he
' better take, it a httie ion
Sol took it for threem
well and Oxon& --NL
BAKE% 9 Tecumseh St,
Not Well Enough
in these words is hidde
of many a woman, housek
earner who supportaherse
helping to support a famil
wages. Whether in h
tory,houdilbrememberQP t44)reth°arki
t the
and true remedy' for the 11
women are prons, and th
Pinkham's Vegetable
promotes that vigor Mile
easy. The LydiaE. ri
Ce„ Lynn, MP.u5,
uld
outcl
Wayir
ered terribly
backache and
weak that 1
ardly do my
When I
my dishes I
sit down and
would stkeeep`
r I would get
that TWould
ick
get a
ew minutes,
are 1 da my.
wield aye,
own e .1; got.-
ught twas
One day I
g around
and read it.
Ora.ve,' land
is Vegeta-
1, women. I
and be Said,
Sol did,1 and
•ttles I Alt
band, 'I don't
64Yvvlak''
and got
.tetehere0 E.
ian, Mich.
the tragedy
epee' or Wage'
and is often
oonthcznee, e
ac -
hen, woinan
e is one ' 'ed
s to whie all
Lydiais E.
asponna, It
makes work
am Me e
but w1re tbey a'w th
down t.lIe p sag to the
to the right, as e- shou
to cane to the tones o
palace, they wo I d have
, "'Acknowledge the ; Si
Iswered.tDoge; w at is it
road the Signet takes?'
'let us pass.
"Now, following the
were out, of the guest -
the gardens, and I led
is called the prison to
rune the secret way. He
guards whom I bath ope
of Sinan. They said: '
This; place is hutEsave
• itself.'
" 'Beheld it!' I answiir
looked and said: 'It is
net, leure enough, and
other.' Yet be paused
black stone veined with
ger and' the ancient wri
"'Are .you, tie ne w a
asked. 'Fool, the All
would keep a. tryst Will
which lie enters secr I
palace. Woe to y u if he
.his lady., there!'
"'It is the Stgrret that
'sent, sure enough,' the
again, 'no disobey wh c
'Yes, open, open, whip
/anions. te •
' . "SO they opened, th w
and we entered, and I -
behind us. Then, to be
the darkness of the c
guiding ourselves by
crept to the entrance of
which I knee' the secre .
all its length and th o
door of esca
' we =tiled
left and1 not
d have 4ione
the ta ner
stopped us.
net,' I • an -
O you which
en they also
assage, we
ouse and in
her to what
er, WI nee
e were more
In the name
re obey not.
o the Signet
The ofTcer
he very Sig -
ere is no '
tidying the ,
the red nag-
ing on it.
of life ?' I
bal himself
this Muse,
frau• the
oes not find
e must have
;captain lead
la"
1 is de th,'
red b1scrni-
li doubtligly,
a.tred the door
s ort, through
✓ beam:rent,
wall, We
that way of
and.a ong
gh the rock
h I
e at the lentti of Whi
set so that none can ltu n. in. Save
skilled masons ihrith they tools, 1 and
bete the cave w eee we -Olin& yell. It
-was no.great ratter, ia11ng the Sig-
net, although' w thout t le Signet it
had not been pessible t
every gate is ardenl"
"No great; mat g
mind. "Oh, Gods in and
could know !how she h
made ready !eve ythin
have seen hew all t os
glared at xis, se rehin
souls! If you co ild hxv
high -she a.newer d the
ring -before the' eyesl
them; to obey Its presehc
"Which tbey urelYi h
now," broke 14 Mahe
"though I dol not pity he
Wicked. NO; thank
done; what 1 promised t
less nor mere, andeeI
and a high, Stake. Tel u
Sir Godwin." -
Fro, seated. there 031 h
darkness, he toid. -them
ride and Of the elaying o
while RosaMund raises h
thanked Heaten for 1 $
that they were witho t
sed Walls._
"YOU may. be tithin
fore sunset," sat Mas
"Yeats anSwered
alive. Now What plan
ride for the coat to
"No," replied Maso
not straight; shine to
.pass throu•gh. the cou
sassies, who by this .
be -warned to. watch f
ride threegh the d
lands to •Emesat men
• and [cross the Oronte
down. 'into Baalbee,
1
night, When
sped, Rosa -
lila if you
ught and
f you uld
cruel men
ut our very
heard ow
waving; that
nd Ind ing
or to, e!"
ve don by
cla qn etly,
, Who; *ere
not; I li,a-ve
do, 'neither
eve danger
• your story,
grass n the
f the' ina.d
• the g tirds,
$ and•
and
CUT -
✓ han
tnercie
those
t m ag 1 be -
u gri .
ul , "bu. ant
h ve you? ro
d • "at east
St
ds y fsoioewt et As-
a 's light, will
u
r es. We list
s rt mo t aalyni
there, hen
n I so b elt to
Beira
_ I
n'Ernesa?" • said. Godnhn. - "Witt ale -
din holds that place, and of 13 elbee •
the lady Rosa/meld is p Meese. '
"Which is best?" -e ed M s uda
shortly. "That she shoal fall ii to the
hands of Salah -ed -din, o + bac into
those of the master of the Ass seins?
Choose which yeu wish.'
"I choose Salah -ed- in " bro •-e in
Rosamund. "for p.t lea t he is tee-
-
I
COriStipati opt
la an enemy within the c nip. It
undermine the strongest onstit tion
and ruin the Most vigo ous h
It leads to indigestion, bilious egs,
impure blood, bad c m lexion sick
headaches, and is one Of the
frequent conies of ap endicans. Vt
To
neglect it is slow. suicide. Dr. M
Indian Root Pilis positively e
Constipation. They are entrely
vegetable in composition and do not
sicken, waken or gHp. Preserve
your health by taking
o se's "
Indian ;toot Pilia
e, and will 0 inc no wrongs- or
knowing thecase, did the others gain -
ay her. e l
,tt
OW at length1. theslimmer day be-
te beeakeitand While it was still
dark to trOvel, Glodwin and Rosa-
ti let the -heises, •graze, bolding..
11 bY their '1,Yridle. Masouda, Mao,
ng oft the ;.; hauberk of Wulf, doc-
d his bruises as best she could
the crushed' leaves of a bush that
grew by the st e ra, h
d them with hwater,
time was shore eased
So teen as -th t; day
Mg drunk the0 MI
nothing else, eaten
that grew in the stre
d their saddle -girt
Scarcely had they
yards when, •iirc.m t
that was hidden in
heard- the sound; Of
en's voices.
"Push on," 'aid M
ti
Is on our trac s.",
Upwards th y cel
athering Ugh , ski'
readful . pre iptees
loom it welt' I have
o pass, till a
eat table lat
L Some mon
• too
the
I, Lit
or
ming first wash -
and Mewl! , the
hto much. Then,
was grey; ha.v-
• nd, as they had
oiae watercress -
m, they tigleten-
s and stated,
mee a hundred
e gulf beneath,
gcey mists, they
• orse's hoofs and
i
44.44144:.
3.4*
a*4*.
ss- tsssss,
...
..
..
i sooda, "Al-je-bal
bed through the
tag the edge of
which in the
been impossible
they reached a
1 Fran to the foot
dozen Miles or
. nore away. Among hose mountains
1 oared two peaks, s t- close together.
fr
i 0 these MaSceeda, pointed, saying
hat their road ran b tween'theen, and
1 at beyond lay the vailey of the Oren-
' tes. While s eispoke, far behind theta
they heard thesound of men shouting,
lengt
4) tha
a ns
.1.
Skirting The e tge of d eadfut precipices.
although they could see nothing be.
Cause of the. d nse m st.
"Push on," aid M souda; "there is
no time to sp " d they went for -
Ward, but onlyat a hand gallop, for
and the
the ground was still rough
light uncertain. i
When they had covered s
miles of the 41stance betwee
and the raoun ain P
suddenly and sucked
was what thee' saw.
a fiat, sandy plait;
ground that they bali travereed, and Mrs. Frank Blough, Sarnia, Ont„,
riding over - it, two Miles from :them,' v'jtes embrace the opportunity to
Some twenty Men of the Aseasshis. YiFite you saying that I have used Mil -
"They cannot crate us," sant Wulf; bnnes Heart and Nerve Pills, and found
but Masouda pointe to the eight,. : them very helpful to me. I was very
where the mist till ung, and saitd: . badly run down, andwas taking doctor's
"Yonder I see spe is?' r "Medicine.- My son, out West, wrote
Presently it thinue , and there a tee eaten, 'Mother! you use tl, bikil-
eague away they s w a great body-I-
I:noses Heart and Nerve Pills; they will
f mounted s' inters perhaps , there better for you than dodoes medicine.'
me six
them
„
My Brown &du t get the
job he was sure of getei
Employer -71)o you carry any insurance?"
• Brown --(Pardon me, sir, but I do not see how that can
affect the matter we are discuseingl"
EmPloYet'-"Well, perhaps not, but 1 do. The man who 'doesi
not think enough about Iti$ own and his fondly's
• interests to insure in a reliable company, Would
hardly be liable to think enough about mz4e to
warrant me employing Mn."
The above conversation is not imaginary. It took place in
the office of a big corporation. And it is reported verbatim.
Most Men Imo* they should carry insurance. APart front
their plain duty to themselves and families, they knoW- that
insurance is a good business proposition -They realize Oat it
is an evidence of the farsightedness which tells in the business
world.
Buf---many otherwise shrewd men, when tea' tg out insur-
ance, do not exhibit the sagacity $rown's prospective employer
was looking for -They fail to insure in a reliable eompany.
If you're thinking about' insurance, in.
vestigate the policies of The Londen Life -
This reliable Company is paying profits in
excess of estimates.
Write for information.
The London Life
Insurance Compay
TA:MD ON •CANADA
i:4'500ot o Arv,afar' amrsowiofoif
.**aa
far,
at
5
D, Mich e , A ent, Seafo tn
Was Badly
Run Down.
. Milburn% !lead and
ss, un rose
Nerve Pills Built
the
p the
e mithstem l. ie Her Lupo
BeforThay
ehlnd, the stony
iwao*a.
ere four hun
"Look," She
round duringethe ni
they would. Now w
path before theta o
she struck he: hors
stick she had Put at
a. mile furtiae , ,011. a
11 great body of , lea to
was answered bby an
those behind, told the
seen.
"On!" said Masoud
be close." So they b
their best. 1
, .Two miles Were d
that behind was far
cloud of dust to thei
nearer till it seemed
each the mouth. of _t
before them. Tixen G u dwin spoke.: ,
"Wulf and Rosamund ride on. Your
orses are swi t and can outpace them. '
At the crest of the rn uotain pass wait '
a while to bre ,the t
red.
seld.;
I did with. good results. I often
'they have eeme commend them to other people. My
as 1 feared doetor did not know I was using them,
must cross the he used to say 'Why! I never saw any
one's heart gain up like yours haa. You
do not need any more medicine."'
,Milburn's Heart and Nerve 1:5113 ETS
.60eper box, 3 boxes for $125, at all
dealers, or mailed direct on receipt of
iice by The T. Milburn Co, Limited,
Torontoz Ont.
be taken," and
fiercely• with, a
the stream. Half
shout from the
heir right, which °
Deer shont from
z. that they were
"The race will
gan to gallop
ne, but although
off, th ei great
.right grew ever
s though' it must
e mountaia pass
e beasts, and see
If •we come. If ;not, r de on again, and
from far -and there yield yourselves
or the remeaa britlg tt eau be seen I
sYblell:se. ala -ed -din."
God ;lee :ether
Al
"Ay," said Enema , "ride and head
o
• They hung pack, but in A stern
• voice Godwin- epeat d:
"Ride, I com and ou botla"
"For Roswell. nd's alce, so be it,"
answered Wul . The he called- to
Smoke and Fl me, a d they stretched
theraeaves ou ape the seed and
assed thence swift r than swallows.
oon Godwin sad M souda, toiling be-
ind, saw then ent r the raeuth of
he pass. • • i•f
' "Good," she said. 'Except those of
their own bred, there are no horses
in Syria that [ ean catch those two.
They will co .- to Emesa, have no
fear." • i ' .
, ."Whe was 'he man who brought
them to us?" sited 1Godwin, as they
galloped side 1y sid , their eyes fixed
upon the evoijneai1iig cloud ef dust,
In which the a ear joints sparkled. ,
"My father' brot er-my uncle, as
I called hire," she a swered. "He is a
sheik a the d sert, Ito owns the an-
cient breed th ti can, ot be bought for
gold."
"Then you are no of the Assassies,
Masouda?"
"No; I mayl teli you, now that the
end seems ne r. M father *as an
Arabi ray no her a noble Frank, . a
Frenthwoman, who 1. he found star-
ving in. the. d sert fter a fight, and
took to his t nt an. made his wife.
The Assassins fell u on us and killed
him, and bete and *aptured inc as a
child of twel e. Af erwartls, wher" I
grew cider, b ing eautifui in those
days, I was aken to the herem of
Sheen, and, althoug in secret I had
been bred. up a trIll'iStian. ;by 1117.'
mother, they wore me of ht4 accur-
sed fditb.. Nofr you will understand
why I hate h1ri'eo s trely who ;murder-
ed ray father jand si y -mothet, and
made me wha I am. why I hold my-
self so vile a so: ' es, I have been
forced to serv as *is spy or be kill-
ed, who, altho gle h believed me lite
faithful slave, desire first to be aven-
ged upon him."
"I do not he d you ile," panted God-
win, as he sp rred Ms laboring steed.
"1" hold von ost .noble. -
Main ed Next Week.
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