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J I vitt did; she und tood- * It some- I : � g: . V I I I 1, I I... I , I . .�,� l!: ,,a i�stlir to ,,'You've nothing to.d-o. with-:1.bat" we as I left before- � - _.".",' !I! ., I . 'j, , , h - - I . �, way. thin - !:J 11:11 1-11 :1 � �,, . I 11 � AIMS - Trem - , er a , � I'm going to run a I don't wish g of what he through. 11 1! " I " I [I I I .,. - - . .1) .�.', .'tedjopwt at"her f4thi �'Aould he a id roughly, `�hol 1�iarl?�;_, 11 0 1 pe i � K. 1�:_ , 6 ifinner 'and, Mrs.' Tre- . 14yJjtow,.1 kno*,"' she .accepted al- my mother to .know. I could not "Molly," said th' what. I � " . 11 I � . . . . - � 144� ", I ... , -11 ' _,4',y .�, Xn*b*'--,9.xteJilded-'_'tfi ' ` , -it" ' take from her -I -think it will cost ever the news was �rou,bXQ-PghL J�)hn, . j IF1 4 I � 1:1 - �l , ; I I :11Y I �., , - . . I I �Uon with Ines t . �?; 11 11 11f N I _ -, -1.1 1 .ani glad it brought T"' %U.. I want �. I i ��i . . . - ., "'.. . re tictaln-66k, Malvern t'hun'tly' "but you can' 90 On her to Part from me -I leave her in �, ll�liil 1-1111, , 4c&p�ed, And forever, John --alone.- . I / -r, - ,. i your care." . 3(lu to .4ep tl�p - I rl,!, W I P. 11 1111 - 11 g ,��,.r."..: "'i I , I � I I . 1�4`�7 � �sot -did Leavitt; and that night John, 11e turned from her. Her hands -0 . view ` , 1 - 11 11 -1 .. I F - . . . t , . lor the first time since Davey's ill- fell by her -side. I Leavitt, was silent. Now that John - I.- riv and of Rivegaid,l He . ", �� 1. ; - -1 � i'. - I ir ; rt �f - I 111,� . �i- - . .. I - � � - .=I - - I I - - I - 11 . . . ,�e went over to the had opened all the doors upon his went, over. to the wihd6*P`:and drew I 1111 .1 I , , " - I - - ..- -1 . il - I:, � mess, devoted himself to his sister-' window and stood there, his hands in kingdom and- had daringly told him he curtains back. How offen he bad . 4 61 . _. __ - - I , - � . in -la -W." She responded with eager- his pockets. She joined him, as - I . � . .- i 11 I � I . . Aeas, :knd Malvern w�a what he thought about his motker's looked with longing At -,this view, I I 11 � main . Tmonaa It ;.. lWolould 6b ' s deceived, 'for - ,though she did not wish to let him feelings, he was too moved to speak which now was transfiguroad hecause - f � . I � . . serve no understanding be-' 'beyond the influence of her touch and for a moment. When he did so, he sl�e stood by his �� 6 1 - ,, - ". tween his daughter And the man he nearness. Again he'felt -her hand . side and shared it I P ' distrusted ail dislik6d. I on said with old-fashioned dignity- with him. The window Vf I ak�,deep, the . . � . .. I . 4_1 � big arm. I "No man can give a woman to an- I helbr of the ��l I i , :: , V� . two passed within the�s I .1 . . . I . . I "No one could put herself injore at I � :1 . - A . - , , , 1. . . . - I other, sir. Things would be easily ar- I �1 01 BANK OF MONTME' L . - . _� your feet, John—,' dark curtains. In the ,distance Mrs. lli . .. From 1'remaine could see the jables of her 1 . , �' 11 ��., ... ranged if that were possible. I ,P , Total Assets in excess Or � 700.000.000 . � t . . ' "A man doesn't want that," he said. here Molly. If house. Between its red, banli.-; the' 11, - I I. - - - * K�,�,% �%.1;5'1. �;,��_ I ; �gqipvB4 for ?me " He was conscious that she was shak- really desert Virginia, I'll watch river flowed brown and stv 'ft. Leaviti; , I " % I . Ing M p"e, you n. , I . Q4rs'_ ox -wreach% _ihg' with emotion and the seduction to pointed out to her the features of the � Head9uarters for Ontario: 4 Wellington St ... t East, Toronto � ," � . %vOrIA�famousyrep_ . ' - over her still -You're not going " � . . I Ill, had had for him, inde d all the . . I � I arationforEp ep � e marry Julia?" - landscape in a voice tbat meant other -1, . . . 110 i ___ a power she had ever had over him, "No," said Tremaine. I things than the platitude of his . . I __ so a', t - .. turned to supreme pity. Without "I think," said Leavitt, "you know words. .. ____ . ars, succofs%, Testi , i ail �_ Of world overlo'Din no .,. ala . I .raE CHIS 0119D tento . to: looking at her, he covered the hal I Tremaine took 1 -4 0_1 E I I wbaf my feelings are toward you, out the telegram I f a bers . on 'his arm with his. COMA . Zal ims 44yo - John. Whatever my judgments may and re -read it. It was. just the im- — - ____ 11 , � , u said there� 'wat nothing for have been—" perative summons from *R Mining __ __ - ,, . I . me over therel�--his eye's were turned Tr,maine interrupted harshly- "We interests in South Africa + At would _ "Oh, well, perhaps not; but I do the tears were fiffing her eyes. She r - in thet directon' of Malvern-l"well, do ourselves too much honor, my dear call him back. It had corlie now like want your happiness, my son." felt in this moment that, while she `�. ____ - --' there"s nothing for us here, Julia- fit to the voice of destiny. He sfoo( there He did not recall to her that now, was so near him, his past still rose L)NDON AND WINGII�iM There's nothing for me anywhere. friend, in thinking ourselves I IflURINE 41 - . Northi Seventeen years ago, judge. The only Man Whose exam- a moment thinking, his .expression however much she wanted it, there up between them like an invincible a.m. P -m- made like that." things were ple we were taught to follow said: 'I softening As he looked tow,ard the Keeps,EYES was nothing in her power to do for barrier. Exeter ........... 10-16 6-04 "Oh, John! I wish . . . judge no man.1" window; then he picked uo- his hat Clear, Bright and Beautiful him; that her power to do for him "John," she murmured, "you have Hensall ........... 10.30 6.18 "Yon cut the ground from under and gloves and stick and wdnt quiet- 'WriwMutineco.,ellicago, was passed; that she had lost, with become to me dearer than anything Her meaning was clear in her tone. me . I florliye,Careflodk ft,heu ........... 10-35 6.23 He took her hand and led her as, one I John." ly from the room. that lost boyhood, a woman's supreme else." .1 lkwefield ......... 10-44 6.32 might lead a thild to the door. "He wrote on the ground," said John . .. chance. He did not recall this to her She heard him say: "David's mem- Clinton Jet . ....... 10.58 6.46 was weeping openly She quickly. "Remember that." I , because he did not think it; his na- ory?,, She waited a -moment with Clinton Ar. . . . . .. Leavitt continued thoughtfully:- -- , ' 11.05 6-52 "Just as soon as i can get away, I "It' ture was too generous. He was de- quivering lips, then said: � I Clinton: Lv ........ 11-15 6.52 shall return to South Africa." s a cruel thing -that no matter I voted to her in a chivalrous and ten- "You've given me everything I Clinton Jet . ....... 11,21 6.58 what we do with our future, our past Mrs. Tremaine, when she, returned "Two years ago, when I first came der way; he wanted to keep from her have. There is no longer'any dis- She buried her face in her hands- leaves such an irrevocable mark." wandered into her own house like' home, I asked you to lend yourself all pain and all touch of care. He tinction in my heart between my sons. I Londesborough ...-. 11.35 7,12 "Go to your children," he said in a a drearn. Her to me, to remain with me in Vir- said: I want you to stay. Take the nom- ........ BeIgmve -open nor the future interests ine very Son, who was Sitting over his papers, ginia, for a time. You accepted"- "My God!" she heard her son ex- ination they offer you. Tell Isobel Myth ..... 11-44 7.21' low tone, as he held the half John shrugged. "Neither the past some one walking in . Wingliam t., Ar... 11.56 7.38 door in his hand, "At least you've much,'� he said. "I have always writing in the librafy, looked up as he,saw her eyes widen. claim, and she hastened to say: "But you love her. Let them say what they % li� , - * * 12-08 7.45 got them." found that I had a handful with . he she� came leisurely into the room. She 'What do you mean? What are your past has been buried for a long -like!" Winkharn Jet., Ll . 12.08 7.45 She wiped away her tears with her , J1hn?1t I Win am ......... present time." smiled at him vaguely, sweetly, an you saying time. It never can exist for me a- His face was unmoved. Everything 911 12.12 7.55 hands, uncaring, and lifted her face, "Brandegee was here last night," exquisite expre'ssion on her face "Only recalling." gain." Illl- South. stained with its emotion, to him. she said only put him more definite- ,�', , .M. p.m. ft said Leavitt irrelevantly. . "He sat subdued happiness, a look between "You asked me to lend myself then, Her words were so eager, she was ly in a class apart. " Wingham ......... Kiss me," she said . and repeated: where you sit. He -spoke of you�) tears and joy. John, unobseived for John; but I didn't kriow you then. I leaning toward him with much ten- "V,%,y," be said, "you don't know Wingham ,jc,t 6.56 8.15 "Kiss me." I Tkemaine raised his eyebrowse his she 'was only half conscious, thal he know you now.". ,,, ..... 7.01 8.21 He bent -and did so,- ancl for a mom- cool indifference did n�i ' 2 �. in the 'room, watched her draw it derness, that he said, looking at her what you suggest. -If my name were Belgrave ...... ".. ill t en,ourage was He lightly patted the hand he held. with keen expectancy: "You do be- brought up for public office and that - . 7 5 8.82- ent she clung to him desperately; but the lawyer. Leavitt wen on: off her long soft gloves, lay them to- I am going to release you from your beve in me?" old scandal appeared, it would break Londesboroua .... a Blyth � ............. 7.27 8A4 he let her go and stood with his hand '�—Wlth admir tion and -respect gether on the table, take off her hat promise, mother. I have given you "Absolutely." your heart. You know it." 7-85 8.52 on the door until he heard her own --as they all do, my dear fellow. He slowly, put ft by, and run her hand your home, and now I'm going to "You mean that you believe that I She wiped away her tears and said leave you. free in it." am regenerated -that I am now an tremulously: Clinton Jet . ....... 7.49 4.06 door close gently- beyond the child- said," continued Leavitt, "that 'e lightly over her hair, as though the ,, Clinton ........... 7.56 4.13- ren's room.' Then he went downstairs )p " I- Clinton Jet . ........ 8.03 4.20 got his hat and coat, and went out wished he had a daughter. He would graceful uch might charm away the ,,J ohn i honest man?" - "Oh, I don't know anything about � be proud to have you for his son." gray that had dusted her with the Mother," he said with rough dir- She said with determination: "Yes, that. I only " Brucefield ......... 8.15 4-32 and walked far beyond the mining John laughed harshly. "Malvern powder of years! He watched her ", know that it would ki Rippen ........... 8.22 4.40 settlement into the forests. ectness, "I should ilike you to marry I believe you are completely purified break my heart to lose you." l Hensall ........... 8.32 4.50 the morning came, eig When wouldn't agree With him.,, stand meditatively, one hand on her Leavitt." and redeemed,11 and she added bitter- (continued next week) � Exeter ...... � ...... lit o'clock found "John" Raid the lawyer, leaning brow, - her cheeks charmingly pink, She shook hei� head, but could not ly: "It's a cruel thing that you . 8.47 6.05 him in his cabin, building himself a forward' and putting his hand .on her eyes humid. When she spoke, her speak. should be shadowed by that past, my fire of ipine knots. He made himself John's knee, "I'm afraid when you go voice was still warm with a late "I admire him," said John, "more son." . I C. N. R. TIME TABLB some coffee there, and without having away this time that you will .. than any one I ever knew -and he's But in Tremaine's heart, whatever Is Your Child . RML been to bed at all, telephoned to No- bout break that little girl's heart. "Davey" she called him by his bro- such a faithful lover.11 work this moment might have wrought , a.m. p.m. Ian to fetch him down his day clothes When you renounced election, I saw ther's na, "Hush, bush!" Then, after a mom- spiritually was over. Mrs. Tremaine Thin nndl WP21k? . 11 me, as though they. were 11.1 I 6.00 2.20 for he was in evening dress. 4. �MlA 94+-11 UN � ent "The Is no o- in- It .r_14. �1_ I your mettle I undent-1 - . .0. I ammy I'D letan Some I - J- e hand holding hers relax. He. 71 a olmesville ....... 6.17 2.37 of a man you were. I knew that you wood. It's a little cold here." He exclaimed in great surp4se: leaned back on the sofa and sighed. - Clinton ............ 6.25 2.52 would be absolutely honorable in your Then she saw him -big, full-grown "Motherl" 11 "Oh, Seaforth .......... 6.41 CHAPTER XXMII 44 there are harder things," he Cod Liver Extract In Sugar Coated 8.12 relations with Isobel." smiling at her -and nodded and laugh- wi Why," she said with ardor, "you said, in his old harsh voice. . Tablets Puts On Flesh and Builds 1L. St. Columbian ...... 6.49 3-20 Tremaine found Leavitt at home af- Tremaine drew back. His eyes ed. 11 never know how I have watched She asked: "What, pray? What Them Up. Dublin ............ - 6.54 3.28 ter luncheon, peacefully reading- blazed. "Johril Ring for some wood, will You during these two years." could be harder?" . West. more for his amusement than fbr any- "You mean to say, Sam, that you you 9 " He. repeated these last words with "Why," he said, "the search for In ust a few days -quicker than e a.m. p.m. p.m. i thing else -the brief of one of the don't consider me fit to marry Mal- Tremaine felt sure that Leavitt had a curious eagerness: "Watched me?" faith. ThatN the hardest, most you ever dreamt of -these wonderful - . Dublin ...... 10.37 5.38 9.37 few cases he had actually Pleaded in vern's daughter?" . spoken -had made love to her this She went on quickly. "At first thankless task in the world. That health building, flesh creating tablets . St. Columban. 10A2 5.44 ii - his youth. He sat under a portrait "Don't think I undervalue you, time, no doubt, with greater fervor your return was agony to me. You eternal looking for a human heart called McCoy's Cod Liver Extract Seaforth ..... 10.53 5.53 0 done by Baker of his motherl gen- John. I know the man you are." than ever before, and that his mo- know it. My heart was set against that's full of faith. Why, he exclaim- Tablets will start to help any thin, Clinton ...... '11.10 6.08 10.04 tbe.beauty in a white dress, with soft John' threw back his -head and ther's youth had come back to h2r You, John. The stain—" ed, "I would relinquish all elections underweight little tone. - Holmesville .. 11.20 7.03 10.13 eyes and graceful bead and throat. laughed aloud, and exclaimed: with the wooing. He threw on some "Mother!" and political success, and all the coal After sickness and where rickets , 1* Goderich ...-.. 11.40 7-20 10-80 There was something in the picture "Know me! The devil you know wood himself, drew up a little divan thods and your and diamond mines in the world -if are suspected they are especially val- � that suggested Mrs. TremAine. . me!- But you shall! You have seen to the brightened fire, and when his fidelity. Everywhere you were so they were mine -to find faith like a uable. C. P. R. TIME TABLE After making himself comfortable me renoulfice. distinctions, position, mother had seated herself, he stood powerful and so good; and John, I grain of mustard seed." Most opeople know that from the ' East. and lighting a, cigar, John said, point- Publicity. Now you, with my mother tall and dark before her, looking down used to say to myself sometimes: "Oh," she cried, "why do you speak livers of tbe lowly codfish vitarmnes a.m. p.m. Ing over his shoulder through the long with Julia,.with all of them, want me as was his. habit when he talked to Can it be that be did that dreadful to me like that, John ? You know I of the first class are extracted -the Goderich .......... 6.50 1.15 windows: to make the final sacrifice -give up her. Now that the first blush of her thing? And Johh, when you touch- believe in you absolutely. I'd trust kind that help all feeble underweight � . Menset ............ 5.55 1.20 "From here, Sam, day in and day the woman -I love --dash down the cup dream, her first agitation had passed, ed my hand sometimes " She stop- you with anything." rl, wolnen and chililmn. � McGaw ........... 6.04 I.so out, you've watched like a sentinel of life like a sick mian, like a fool she was back' in every day life, still ped: she could not go on. He bowed his head, as though he meTry these. wonderful tableLs for 30 Auburn ........... 6A t 1.41 the windows of the woman you love. and a coward. I be-alieve F that a -little- transfigured by her sentimen- He covered his mother's hand with thanked bet, and continued: "Why, days and if your frail, puny ,child don't Blyth ............. 6.25 1.52 You've lived here like a hermiti like now. I tell you—" he pau2d. Lea- tal journey; but her son now was too his. "I'm wonderfully lonel lives are ruined by the lack of faith. greatly benefit get your money back. � . She nodded. "I know, I know. And Men and women are separated by it A very sickly c ild, Age 9, gained Walton ........... 1 6.40 2.07 a recluse, for the sake of an idea. -iitt's hand was again upon his knee, emphatically a part of Iller existence I7ve ,h McNaught ......... 6.52 2.19 You've seen- my mother's fortunes and the older man's face approached for her ever to be long unconscious thought latelY-I've hoped --Jul- forever; and the whole progress of 12 pounds in 7 months. \ 10.26 &20 fall; you've seen -her take life as she nearer his of him. � ia . . . it . the world is hindered by the need of Ask any druggist for McCoy's Cod West I I found it; you"ve seen her isolation, "There 6s never been a stain on "John, the despatch I fetched you "No," he said, so definitely that she faith like a grain of mustard seed." Liver Extract Tablets -as easy to a.m. p.m. and youl've--" the Malvern name," he said. "You over? You wouldn't speak of it be- hurried: His mother leaned toward him ; take as candy and 60 tablets, 60 cents. Toronto ........... 7.40 6.10 Leavitt sprang up from his chair, could not marry her without telling " fore Sam. I didn't urge you. 1% —_ 11.48 8.57 his face crimson as a boy's might be her the truth. Her father knows. afraid it was bad news?" /I _________________.______ _ _ .--- __ --- >- 9.10 under a sudden ardor of surprise itrid You will complicate her,life.11 "On the contrary, excellent n- I --.---- - -_ Walton ........... 12.01 anger. There was no change of expression "I am glad of that." ews." — - - W I I , -_ Blyth ............. 12.12 9.22 How dare you.?" I on Tremaine's face. It "I mean to say, it's a good thing Auburn ........... 12.23 9.33 " 2.34 9.44 John's expression was benignant in dark. Leavitt at that moment caught to find that something interests you." Neoeset ........ - 12.41 9.5, its look of understanding and apprecl� a sound which had escaped the young- "You are not moderate, John, in Let the Godemeh .......... ILIA 9j" ation. er man; he heard the voice which was anything." 1�1 I "Oh," he said gently, "my dearc'hap dearest to him of any ,in the world. Mell, perhaps not." 19 / pt, — don't protest,; don't be ashamed of a He could not believe his ears, and 'Then it is business?" 97N — ?I fire which another man -would give sidd to John: "Yes. Provincleof Onottat-do Savings Offic . P "t V worlds to feel kindled in his own "Listeril It isn't possible! Can He .saw that business couidnot in- - . HMS WANTED heart. Don't be ashamed to have her it be Molly's voice?" terest Mrs, Tremaine at this moment. k, . son speak to you." He sprang. up and hurried to the She leaned back in her chair, her head � Guard Your Savings . 30asing Heirs are being sought ,He extended his long brown hand. door, but before he could open it, against the 'cushions, and her eyes I shroukhout' the world. ManY People "I love you for it, Sam." the thing happened which he had wandered over to the window, through I - I are to-dsijr living In comparative pov- JobnAs daring was so great, he was dreamed all his life would some day which�she could not see Oaklands, and - . It is easy to open an account by mail. Simply send I wty vrbw 4-re,talally, rich, but do not so sincere, that Leavitt was trans- happen and which had never happen- the dream was ready to return. 16 - money by Bank Cbeque, Post Office or Express knowl " V61i _m�&Y- be one of them ported by his frankness into the realm ed: Mrs. Tremaine came alone, into She heard her son say: "I think . .. ".. - I )'_'.111 'Bond for Index BoW, "Missing Heirs of thought in which he constantly the room, smiling. , you are happy in Riverside, mother." Money Order, or Registered letter, to the Branch . .1 *iid, Next of Milt," cOntalining care- lived. John opened the doors for him "John, Sam, I just ran over',�-and And she gave him her attention with - "I'll nearest you and you will receive your Bank Book , 1. .tqlly,� authenticated Rate of'' missi. on the kingdom that he WAS always .She spoke Hke a girl who has lightly a start. I I by return mail. � I heirA;i and unclaimed estAio' = trying to shut away. He took his crossed the street to greet a friend; "I would be, perfectly, if—,, I bare be_6A, Advottised fojr;'U&6 4ad chair again and sank back in it, his she spoke as though she had been. in ,M said tranquilly: "If it were not .. . abroao,, The Index of X16S1 i �, � hands resting on the arms. He sigh- - . . for me. That's always the trouble, . 1W. C -P, , - The Government of the Province of Ontario guar- .) we oftbr f6r M16 coutains'ta! 11,2 led heavily. ,, I isn't ft?" � , . I S. 111, antees the safety of yoiir deposits, on which inter- . . I of names rhieh havp a It , �V'J, , "I want you to marry my mother." 11 "I could never be happy now," said . I 2 . 1. 6, knierichn, Canadian, 1119ty,"It It est will be eompounded half -yearly. You can O -P 0_ i "You ate an extraordinary fellowl" .0 0 oft = 0 1M,W 0 W 1§1 his mother, ,,unless you were." - ABSOLIUTE I rzh, Walsh, German, Mich 901- - "I am a natural man, Saino though . I .1 I "Oh," he exclaimed, "no 6nela hap- withdraw your money by cheque at any time. ' 9 piness should depend on another'sl gian,,Swedish, lildign, 06101lifai a0d my jife is an unnatural one. I think . . SAFETY - . other rievapaperso inslbit6d- Uy 10V , .,� 0 '0" . 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