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s ly locked and bolted from within, ndomitabledetectivehadfliedIslelaaI and exhortations frum all parte oft
the last difficulty and the (tope on the girl's guilt? if Jostle had the country to the unfortunate
hast argument for ittleidp Wratge, why should trite not hove footne Necretary, who was striving
had been remover. Tito pet• avenged them herself ? 1)id elle not to keep his aching head cool to rte
sorter's guilt wee us (lent as oir• always remind the pont of Juan of went through tare voluwlnoux evl•
oumetant(ul evidence could make it. t{entce toe the Inst tints and pondered
It they let bhn go free, the Boy mys•
4 tory might henceforward be placed
among the archives of nnavenged are
snesinatlone. Hating thue welt -nigh
hung the primmer, the judge wound
fur by ineleting on the I gh probabll-
ity of the story for the defence,
though that, too, war dependent in
Important detalfe upon the prlsuer'e
mere rtlute statements to hie court•
ael. Tho jury, ing by tots time suf.
tlelentl • muddled by hie tutpartiality,
were d tried, with the exhortation
to allow duo weight to every fact
and probability In determining their
righteous verdict,
The mtnutee ran hnto ►ours, but
the Jury did sot return. Tire shadows
of night fell uoroed the reeking, fever.
ed court before they announced thelr
verdtct–
"Ouilty "
The judge put on hie black rap,
Tho great reception arranged out•
side was a fine' ; the evening ban•
quet was Indefinitely' )ostponed.
Wimp Iutd woo ; Orodman felt like a
whipped cur. •
('tf.1I TER XI,
"Se you were right," Denzil could
not help saying as he greeted Urod•
man a few weeks afterwards, "1
sfl Ii not eve to tell the story of how
yon d'ecovered that Bow murderer."
" S t down," growlo 1 (irodntne ;
"perhaps you will after all." There
was n dangerous gleam In hes eyrie•
Denzil was sorry Ire lead spoken,
" 1 sent for you," Oredman amid, "to
tell you that ret the n'ght Wimp nr•
reste.t Mortlake 1 had made prepare.
('one for your arrest,"
Denza naked, "What for?"
' My' dear Her m'.I, there Is a tittle
law in thin country invemtal for the
coufue:on of the settc, Thee greatest
exponent of the I eautiful is only al•
towel the same number of wives an
the groan grocer. l Co not blame you
for not I:e+.ng cntIxfle1 with Jane–mho
's a p(xol servant, lint n l frit mletrese–
but it woe cruel to Kitty nut to la•
forst her that Jane loud u pr:or right
in yon, and unjust to Jaun not to let
her know of the a entente with Kitty."
" They 1 oth know it (how well
enough, curse Sam," said the poet.
" Tee ; your sncrete aro I:ko your
&'.tnittlotte—you cnut't keep 'stn long.
My `pair poet, I pity you–betwixt the
devil and the do ip mea."
"They're n pair of harpies, each
he ling over me the Damocles sword
of en arrest for bigamy. Neither loves
Ne"
" I ahead t (leauk theyy' would come
!n very useful to you. Sou plant one
fat my house to tell my secreta to
\\'imp, awl you plant one in Wimp'e
house to tell Wimp's secrets to til°, 1
suppose.
"Upon my honor you wrong tee.
Juane brought me here, not L June.
An for Kvtty, I never had ouch n
abock in my life as nt finding her In-
stalled in Wimp's house."
"She thought it safer to have the
law handy for per arrest. Besides,
she probably desired to occupy n par-
allel poLdhoa to Jane's. She must do
srmtethieg fore living; you o ruldn't
do attythi,ag for hers, And so you
couldn't go anywhere without meet-
iug a wit's ! Ila I ha I ha I S'rve you
right my polygtunoao poet.,'
'lfut why should you arrest Ilei''
"Revenge, n'neil. I have leen the
bet frieu•t yon ever had in this veld
prosaic world. You have oaten my
bread, drunk my claret, written my
book, smoked my tigers, and pocketed
my money, And yet, when ypou have
a1 important piece of information
bearing .on a myt,tery about which I
ani ihieking day and, night, you
calmly go and srll it to Wimp:"
"1 did-d:do`(, ` stammered llensil.
"leer I Do yon think Kitty 11118 any
secrets from me 1 Ae soon es I dis-
covered your two marriages I deter-
mined to have you nrreeted for –
your treachery. Ilut whelp I found
you lied, as I thought, put Witmp
on the wrong scent, when 1 felt sere
that by attesting Mortlake he was
gong to make a greater sea of him-
self theta even nature baa been able
to do, then I forgave you, I let you
walk about the earth–an1 drink–
freely. Now 11 is Wimp who cruws–
everybod�y pate him etc the back–they
call him the oystery mast of the
Scotland -yard tr.be. Per 'vol Mort•
lake will b0 hanged, and, all through
your telling Wimp ebuurt Jessie Dy-
mond 1"
' It was you yourself," said Den-
xil sullenly. "Everybody was giving
it up. But you said' 'Let rte find out
alt that Arthur C-enetlnt dud In the
last few months of lila Ilte,' -Wimp
couldn't miss stumbling oil Jeawle
w etter or later. I'd have throttled
Cottataot, if I had known he'd touch-
ed her," he wound up with Irrelevant
indignation. ,
Coalauan winced at the Idea that
he bimself had worked ad majarem
g_lorium of Wimp. And yet, had not
hers, Wimp let mut a8 much at the
Ohrletmas dinner f
'• What's past is past," he said gruf-
fly-. "Bat if Tam Mortlake hong,, you
go to Portland."
"How can I help Tom hanging'"
" Help the ngitatiot as mach um you
can. \Vrite lettere under all eats of
n nillee to all the papers, Get every
Cor ly yon know to sign thu great ppeti-
t'on. Fled nut where Jeehle Dynnmd
le–the girl wino 110110 the proof of
hlortlake's lnnocenee."
"1 -en renlly bel eve fait inamcent?"
lbws Lo ent'rie:l, Denzil. Haven't
[ tiekes the eh•ulr at till the. meetllage 1
Aw 1) of the most rop'oua correspond•
int of the preen ?"
" I thought It w -as only to spite
\\'imp,,,
" Itabblsh. It's to save poor Tom.
lin 0 snore murdered Arthur C'on•
stint than–yon did ." He laughed an
unpleasant laugh.
Denzil bade him farewell, hlgl l with
ten r.
( h•obnnn was up to hie ears ht let -
WHAT WAS HIS )MOTIVE ?
Bir Chariest Brown-Hrawrl•tnd, Q, ('.,
ruse with n swagger and n rpeth of
lib silk gown, att't pro:wed:et to ret
forth the theory of Ill' defenise. He
said he did not p(ropose to rill many
witnesses. The hypothe4tr of th' pro-
secut 0:t wan m inner, nt1: (lift I 11 and
Inconsequentktl, nn f so dep:ndent upon
tt bundle of interdependent prohaub'll•
time that It crumbled nwav tit lir
merest tottelt. Tate prisoner's ehnrtc-
ter was of unblein'shed integrity, Ids
teat public appearance had teen made
ret the same platform with Mr. Glad•
stone, and his honesty olid Idgbnllnd
Obese had been Youcltrtl fur by
statesmen of tial higti st tttoll:Lg. Ht:
mot•ements rout(' bt aecounteri for from -
honr to hour–and there w alt winch
the prosecution cr'etilted him rested on
uo tangible evidence whatever, Re WAN
nitro croditel with superhnmen ing;'m
utty and d1aitoltaal running of which
he had ahotrn no previous eyeletuut.
�gothes!e was plle,l on hypothe•1t, II*
ht the old ortentel legend, where the
world ranted nn the ekpltatt nod the
elephant ori the tortoise. It 'night be
worth wh'.le, however, to r)hnt oil.
that It was at least quite likely that
the Math of A1r, Constant had out
taken place before never, and tie the
prisoner lett Euston etattun nt 7.1],
a.m. for Liverpool, he could certainly
riot have got there from Bow hs tie
time; also drat tt was hardly po.eri le
for thio prisoner, who collet prove be leg
at Euston /station at 5.35 a.m., to
travel backwards and forwards te
Mover street and couun't the crhn' ail.
within less titan two houre. '•The
reel facts,' mahi Sir ('harlet impels•
avely, "are most simple. The ell once,
partly from premiere of work, partly
(he had no w:sit to cuucee]) (rout
woduly ambition, )tad begun to negl et
M'se Dymond, to whom he watt en-
gaged to be married. The man leas
human, and h'e lead w•as n little
turned by Ids growing hutorteu ee
Nsvertitdees, ett heart lie n'ats st.l.
deeply attached to Maas Dy-ntond. S'ir,
however, appears to have Jumped to
the coaelue:on that he had ccat!d to
love her, that she war unworthy of
him, unfitted by education to tike
her place side by aide with him 111 the
few sphere/ to wh.clu he watt mount
Ing–that, In Abort, she erne 11 drng
on his career. Sellage, by ah accounts,
in girl of remarkable force of elinrac-
ter, site resolved to cut the Ourd'an
knot by leaving London, and, fe ir.
leg lest her affInnr•e(I hotbed,
reasosutlouuieo 1 e',o;1 1 halal o h m
to seerltbce Iaimrelt to her.
dreading also, perluips, her own
weakness, she Haute the partin; a base
lute, and the place of her refuge n
myxtsry, A 'theory has beep eu4egettt-
ed wIell drabs an honored name le
the mire–a theory su oiperfiuout
that 1 )IIaII cstiv alluule to It. That
Aainr Coetstant could lave tedueed,
it had any Img roper relations with
hh trtend'a betrothe.l is a hypothesis
to which the lies of bothh give the Ile.
l atere leaving Loudon–or England–
Dowsed wrote to Iver aunt In
tbnport–her only Ih•lne relative In
–� e x n t
eeuntr . skin h r n
Y , t gran
rear to forwerit nn addraaed letter
to the prteotter, a fortniglht niter
receipt, The aunt ubeyel hnpliclt!y.
T{ttt leas the letter which tell Itke
A rbolt un the prl,muer on
* nlgbt of Denelnber nrd. All Itis
old love returned–it° way full of self
t acv] trite' for thn poor' girl
ter road ontlnourly. 1'rrhap.,
ate was going to tali nit end to lee-
aaalt. Hie fleet t!tutttlI t ram tri rash
uuppa to hlis friend C'oltot:ant, to meek lite -
udetee, Perhaps Conetaht knew mons . '
of the affair• Thee 1prLon1r knew'
file two were In trot In requent tole 1
Matiteatkrtt, It le pooslble–my lord
Aad gentlemen of the eery, 1 do slot
wish to follow thle nnethoes of the
atilt %mint a theory with
I nay it is paesIhle–that Mr. 1
t had supplied Iter with tilt i
leave tie oountry-. H0 wit
a brother (0 her, per- -
even noted ltnprttetently In mill -
upon her, though neither dreamed
evhI, It Is poselble that Ire may
have noottrnged Iter in her nbnega-
tiiat cad In her altrntetle aspirations,
pp�rhaps even without ktvowl t thiole
tltapl drift, for does he tot epnak in
�saraa$ers !te was meeting, nutd
ttenee for stood bo shad oVer
11dlvldaal hula= moues? 5.1111, thle
tare eat. pow hover know, unless the
appall Or the absent return.. It
it Alco too Itnpooattde that Miss Py-
MSs .att� eted with the ('115 1or
able purpo-+ee. But to toots(
certainties. The prisoner eon -
Mr'. Cenetant about the letter•
thea ran to We Dymond'm Iodg-
in SteateY (ireetn, knowing bia-
hte trouble would be futile.
tetter bore tae postmark of Pet-
iIfe knew the girl had an
ere; poeIbly elle (night hive
to her. He cma•J not tel,graph,
• he was igtndrant of t e tuhtrees
lOOPtlted hie "Bradelaw," and re•
to leave by tlhe ';.80 n. m.
Patdtitnbtom and told his lend-
IIe left tiro letter lit the
aw," whleb ultimately gµot'
al mag a pals of papers Udl•ier
' eo that he haul to get an-
l+m Mee teretes. ant' dieairderiy
the key found by Mr. Wimp In lids
must have lain liere for some
having brnen 104 there in the
when hem °CWpled tits h?drlont
order rented by Mr. Constant.
to mho hie train, he
int - uadre4s da tot"
ra dii! night. Meantime the
h't 000nrred to ham that Jerrie
clever a gal to leave eo easy
, trate, and he jumpedi to the couclu-
tbat she would by golag to her
ad b America, and had
to merely to b'd her
t fa
re
determ:sed thara-
et�jt ver
of
w:thou
t wast-
tb INn�
tine at 1levonpport, to institute
.I ss. Not suspecting the delay la
t t{aneit nt the letter, he thoug t
m,gb�h( yet stop her, even at e
l.Am+4ads or on the tender, (Tn-
aaetei lido cab went slowly in the
le'm the flt'et trate, and
riot about brooatng d:econsolate-
h. nest till the second. At Liv-
k[s suspicious, exclted demeanor
Wed hie momentary arrest. Since
ug; the thought of the lost girl has
Mote` and broken him. That to the
e, the plain, ani sufficing story."
+ifsottve witnesses for the de-
aerss iadol, few. It he so bard
J S a nsgat ve. Thera was Joe-
, wger who bare out the etate-
ig tie counsel for the defence.
t� by (the i15otrain ttor
'I6 , ad arrive juat too late for
here was the cabman I ,-
wJto drove him to Lua.on juel
-ks (witness) thought, to c:itcb
s,w= Under croaw-examination,
n g`ot a little contused' he
.. wMtksr, ht he really pirck-
ke a�tet'leinet at Bow Railway
abest 4.18, he ought not to
sthe fleet train at Suiten.
rt made bits 4i lye rather
Submittaal top milt wee
�k to warrant full
tt.d kaing a strecg
(A STORY OF MYSTERY.)
MTM
trade union'.et, Spigot, Q. C., artfully
extorting the ndmieeuon ns If It were
of the utmost significance. Irinally,
there were numerous witnessets–of all
sorts rad conditions–to the prison-
sr'a high character, ns well as to Ar-
thur Constant's blameless and moral
life.
In bis closing sppeaech on the third
day of the trial, fir 4hariea pointed
mut with great exhauattvenese and
cogency tie flimsiness of the name for
the proasoutton, the number of by-
pothaeaes it Involved, and their mutual
tuterdependence. Mrs, Ilrabdump was
a wtinaa, Obese evidence meet be le-
espted with extreme otutiote The
fury muat remember that ahs woe un -
ably to dissociate her observations
trout her hnferenees, ant thought that
the prisoner and M•r. Conatnnt were
quarrellin merely because they were
agitated. He dlasected her evidence,
end shelved that it entirely bare out
the story of the defence. Ile asked the
Jury to hear in mins that no positive
evidence (whether of cabman or
o'hera) had been given of the various
an•l cowplioated movements attribut-
edi to the prisoner on the morning of
December 4111, between the hours of
5:15 and 7.15 a.m., and that the most
important saltness on 1 0 theory of
the prosecutian–he meant, of eourae,
tate Dymond–hod r,ot been produced.
l:ven 1f eh^ were dead, anti her body
were found, no countenatnoe would be
given to the theory of the prosecution,
or the mere conviction that her lover
had deserted her would bo a mutflctet
explanation of her aulcide, Beyond the
untbiguous letter, no tittle of evidenc'o
of her Alteimnor–on which the bulk of
the (ase (against the prisoner rrett•rl–
had been adduced. As for the motive
of pulltleal Jenloumy, that had been f
mere passing cloud. The two Wren Chad
become feet frleude. Am to the clrousl-
rannces of the alleged crane, the med-
ic:t1 evidence was oil tho whole in
favor of tlac time of death being late;
and 1h0 prietnier had left London at
u quartet• lutht seven. The drtagging
theory was absurd, and as for the two
clever lolt mid lock theories, Mr.
t.trothunn, n trahned, scientific ob-
server, had pooh-poohed them• He
would solemnly exhort the Jury to re-
utemb'r that It the!' condemned tho
prinoner titey would not only send
un huloeent man to an ignominlouo
death on the fernelest circumstantial
ealdonco, but they would deprive the
working men of thls country of ane
of their truest filends,and llhelr n1 pest
leader. ,
The conclusion of t1Ir ('harlet' vig-
orous epeoch wee greeted with lyre
preeetbio applause.
Ale Spigot, Q. C., !n closing the rase
for the prooectitloi, poked the Jury to
return a verdict neatest the prlaoner
for its malicious atnd premeditated a
crime as ever dlograced the annals of
any civilised country. Htm cleverness
and education had only been utlllred
for rho devil's ends, while tits reputa-
tion had Ilion wet as a cloak. leery -
thing pointe[ strongly to the pris-
oner's guilt. On re,'eIving Diem Uy-
mond'e letter aneoulcing her slimue,
and (probably( her intention to com.
mit mdclde, he had hastened upstrtirs
to denoanee Constant. 11e Itad then
rushed to t e girl's lodgings, and, liud-
Ing his worst (ears confirmed, planned
at onee lily eIInbolically ingenlouc
�cheine of revenge. Ho told hie land-
lady he was going to Itovonport, su
that, If Ire bungled, the pollee world be
put trnhporaily o!f las trach. His rent
destination wars Liverpool, for he in-
tended to leave the country. Lcdt,
however, his plan ehouid break down
►fere, too, lie arranged an ingealous
alibi by being driven to Euston for thio
5.15 train to Liverpool. Tito cabman
wouh! not know he did net intend to
go by it, but meant to return to 11
Glover street,tltere to perpetrate this
foul (elute, interruption to wlticli he
had possibly barred by drugging Ide
landlady. His presence at Liverpool,
wltltiter he really went by tho tn:0nd
train, would corroborate the cabman's
story. That night he had rot nndrexeed
nor gone to bed; he had ptutted out
hoe devilish scheme till It ware perfect :
the tog same as an unexpected nlly
to cover hie movements. Jealousy, out-
raged atfmtion, the donire far reveoga
the luet for political power –them
were inane• 'They might pity the
criminal, they could not find him
innocent of the crimp,
Mr. Justice Crogle, summing up,
begun dead Aga.buit the pr4ttaner• Ire"
viewing tie evidence, he pointed out
that plausible hypothese0 "neatly
dxetailed did not nee/wearily weak-
en one another, tee fitting so well
' together of the whole rather mak-
ing for the truth of the parts,
Besides, tate arso for the prosecu-
tion was as far from being all hy-
potheaie as the case for the defence
was front excluding hypothesis. The
key, the letter, the roluetanee to
produce the letter, the heatod In-
terview with ['mutant, the mie-
etatement abort the prisoner's des-
tination, the flight to Liverpool,
, the fairs tale about snarcl tvg for a
"hint," the denunciatoua of Con-
stant, all these were facts. On the
other hand, there were various ta-
' eunae and hypotheses In the carte
for the defence. Even conceding the
somaewhat duboao alibi afforded by
tate prisoner's presence at • 5.115 a,
m., there way 110 attempt Uo ne-
count for Ids movements between
that and 7.15 a- m. It was ao pos-
sible that he returned to Bow se
that he lingered about Euston,
There was nothing In the medical
evidence to make hie sunt impose.
ble in Ounetant's yielding to the
sudden temptation of a beautiful
girt, mor in a working girl deem -
e a as. Som • o
el r n tl o l e
in herself d ri ' x ft t t t had
g eserted, tempora ly tar n g
n ader of the rest e a
euceum6ing to neo farcinatlontr of n hertnne tl a le u p arty
geutlenan and regretting It hitter• –suggestions, multet'rlptlons enmq from
ly afterwards. \Vhat had become all sides. The suggestions were burnt,
of the girl was a mystery. Hers the subseriptions nckuowloiged In tit(
Inlght have been one of those name• papers mei vend for (hunting up aha
,ass corpse which the tide swirls neeeIng girl• Limy Brent headed the
up on slimy river banks. Tate Jury Pmt with n lautdred pounds, It wan n
Are ?
Another week paaerd ; the shadow
of the gallows crept over the days;
on, on, remorseleeoly draw:ng unhurt,
ria the last ray of te)pe sank below ilte
horizon. The Iimue Brretary re -
I methal Inflexible ; the great 1ae11tloas
discharged their signatures at hhn in
vain. He WAN 11 Conservative, sternly
oonecientlous; unit the stere Insitua-
t'on that Itim obotlaucy was due to the
polltles of the condemned, only hard -
over the more important lettere
which " Tho (treater ,fury " had trop•
trihnte/I to the obecurntlon of the
problem. ()rodman'e letter ha that
mornl ig'a paper shook Klin most ;
under lits scientific analysis the clr-
ennuftantlal elms atvnted forged of
palated cardboard. Then the poor
man read tete Judge's summing up,
and the chain became tempered.
steel. The noir'+ of tlhe crowd out.
tined It'.m agninet ata temptation of a aldo hroke 'ton his ear in his study
cheap re utatual for tnngnanlmlty.'(ike the rout oI n dlataut ocean•
1 g The more the rabble hooted ltlm,
the snore he noaayo l to hold aeru•
pulouoly tie 5eale5 of itfe and death.
Aud the crowd grew nal grew, as
men came away front their work.
There wore many that level the
soul who lay In the jaws of death,
and a spirit of toad revolt surged 1n
their breasts. Anil the sky woo grey
and the bleak n'ght deepened, and
the ahtu(ow of the gallows' crept on.
Nuddenly n /strange Inarticulate
murmuhr eprped (lir oulgh the erow•d,
n vague whistler of no me knew
what, teomethhhg pact ltappeled.
Soniebo:ly wee coming..1 freeoad hater
and once of the outsklrto of the
throng wall ngltate:l, 11rid a cca'n1-
slvo cheer wont up from It and wars
taken up infectiously all along the
et root. Tile crowd parted–a
hansom (h ohel througlu the con•
tre. "Orotlman! Orotlmau!" shouted
those who recogntaed the occupant,
'Brodieau ! Hurrah 1" Grollman was
outwardly calm and pale, but hie eyes
glittered ; ire waved 1114 hand encour-
aggingly )tie the hansutn dashed up to
tl'e ober, cleat'!ng the turbulent crowd
am a canoe (lotto) the waters. Orod-
ntati spring out, the sol ot)tblao at
the portal made way for him respect-
fully. He knocked hiiperntively ; tato
door wtta opened rautlouely ; a b'oy
reeked up nod delivered a telegram;
Orodmnn forced Ids way in, gave ole
name, and insisted o i seeing rho li'omo
teecr.ttry' ren a mutter of Ilfe turd
death. Thrive near the dour heard ole
words and cheered, anti the crowd
divined the good omen, and the ttir
throbbed with cannonades of Juy�oua
sound. The sheers rung In (;roditan'o
ears ns' the door slammed behi of hhn,
The reportero struggled to the front.
An excited knot of working men
pressed round tlhe arrested hansom,
they took the horse out. A dozen en-
thuxtaste struggled for the honor of
placing themselves between the Ideate,
.1nd the crowd nnvllteel (irodman•
(To be (ontinuetl,)
fie wouh not even rant a roapito, to
inerenoo the chances of tho discovery
of Joxsle Dymond. In the last of the
three weeks t�o was a final monster
meeting of t. Uroduutn again
took the eltate, and several cllet{n-
gueshed faddists were present, as well
as numenms respectable members of
(toelety, Thti HOMO Peinretary acknowl-
edged the receipt of their resolutions,
The Trade,L'nion.•t were divided Itt thele
allegiance; some whispered of faith
nod hope, others of financial defalca-
tlous. The former essayed to organise
a procession aid an indignation meet-
ing on the t4unday preceding the
Tuesday fixed for the exetetlol, but
11 fell throrgll ret a rumor of contes-
olon. The Monday papers contained a
lai.et masterly letter from Orodman
exposing the weakness of tho evi-
dence, but they knew notlhing of a
eoufovsio:h. The prisoner was mate and
dledelete!, professing little regard for
R 11fe empty of love and burdened with
self-reproach. Iie refused to see cler-
gymen, Ile wale aeeorded an interview
with Mieat Brent !n the presence of n
hauler, and eolemnly guseveratod bis
respect for her dead lover'e memory.
Monday busted with rumors : the even -
lug papers chrmdclel thorn hour by
hour. A poignant anxiety way abroad,
Tho girl would be found. home miracle
would happen. A reprieve would ar-
rive. 'l to sentence world to com-
muted. But the short Baty darkened
into night even as Mortlake's altort
day was darkening. And the shadow
of the Rollows crept on and tee and
seemed to mingle with the twilight
Crowl atcod at the door of hle slop,
una•1)10 to work. Ilk big grey- eves
were heavy with unsbed tears. The
dlogy wintry road seemed one erect
cemetery ; the street lamps twinkled
like corpue-ilghts. The coufunee so fiefs
of the otreet-Ille reached Ills ear nt
from another world. Ile did not sec
the people who flitted to and fro amid
the gathering shadows of tie cold,
dreary night. One glutstly vie:on
fhtohei and faded and flashel upon
tie background of tihe dusklness,
Denzil stood beetde hie, smoking in
silence. A cold fear was at lite heart.
That terrible Grodmnn.' AN the hahag-
man's cord was tigihtening tu•tnd
Mortlake, he felt tlhe convict's eludes
tiglhtenl'ag round I,lIlInlf• And yet
there wee one gleam of hope, feeble
ars the yellow flicker of the gee laulp
acro,s the way. (irodman had ob-
tainedl an inure leer• with the r"11-
demned tete that afternoon, and the
evening paper, titnt i In f Its turn Lad
obtained an littera tete with the cx-
detective, announced on its placard
"(IBODMAN NTILL CONFIDENT,"
turd the tlaoaaeaude who • yet pirated
their faith on fila extraordin-
ary man refused to extinguish the
lust sp arks of hope. Denzil lad ism lilt
the yapper and scanned It eagerly, but
there 1vas iothine save the vague ae
durance that the indefatigable (irol•
maul was still almost pathetic/illy
expectant of trio Mired,. Denzli did
not share that exp etation ; be moll•
tatei ill;bat,
"Peter," Ie sub+1 tit last, "1'ni
afraid it's all over.'
Crawl rodded, heart broken, " ll
over 1" ho repeated, "rind to think
that he dies–'tuJ )t is–alt over:'
Ho nodded despairingly as the 1 l auk
welter sky, where leedeu clouds rlhut
out tbo stare. " Poor, poor yqung fel-
low i Ta-n:ght alive tool thinking. 'Co-
morrow nighht a chid, with nu Chore
sense or motion Man a I It of leather 1
No cempnnsntion uuwhere for Ihtng
cut off huuoce,lt in the prdle of youtlh
and strength ! A nein who hair always
prenehel the ueetnt day and olglit, nod
to'led lint guttered for lite felt. we.
Wbore'e the justice of It, whrre'e the
Juet.re of it?•' the demanded fiercely,
Agniu Ills wet eyes wandered upwards
towards heaven, that heaven away
from which the soul of a 110nd saint
et tate A.nt'poiee was speeding into
infinite space.
Stiehl, whore was the Juet r+ fpr
Arta tr C9tustant if he, too, wax 111
nocent Y" said DenrR. "Really, Peter,
I don't see why yon should tacks It for
granted that Tom Is ao dretuhfuliy lie
Jared. Tour horny•handed labor 1eetd-
ere are, after all', sten hat no netlist'(
refinehuent, with no Neese of the BetiI-
ttul ; you cannot expect then tube
exempt from the coarser forms of
crime, Humanity tuuat look to Gar
other leaders–to the seere and the
poets !"
Cattercot, if you say Tom's gtdlty
I'll knock you down." The little rob-
bler turned upon his tall irleel like
a roused lion. Then in added, "i beg
your pardon, Cantercot, I tr'ea't mean
that. (1ter all, I've no grounds. The
Judge°ls an honest man, and with
elite I can't Inv claim to. But I bo-
Ilevo in Tom with all my heart. .1dd1
1 Tom U guilty, I believe; lt+ tlae rause
of the people with all my Thea rt all
the saune, Thtm fads are doomed to
death ; they may be reprieve 1, batt
they must die at Inst."
Ile drew i deep sigh, and token
aloing the dreary road. It was ept',te
dark now, Mut by the light of the
inmpe and the gar in tle shop wln-
d'owe the dull, monotonous road lay
revealed In all its torte], familiar out-
Ilnes; with its long stretrneu of eh111
an 1 tot endless stream sof i tuosaic
pedestrians.
A suMoert ronac'ousness of tate futil-
ity of b19 0x101onr0 plereel the little
cobbler bike an fry wind. Ida saw his
: n Ill s
I 11101 0
luuulrod m
d R
fe nn
own 1 ,
n like
like lila, xwelltng end break( g
hubbleet on a dark ocean, unheeded,
uncnre i for.
A newsboy passed along, clamor••
tng, " The Bow murderer, prepara-
tions for the hexecatem!"
1 terrible tt to r s ue) t u•
INDIA'S SAO CONOITiONI
Food and Water Both Scarce
Now,
TALES OF AWFUL SUFFERING,
\"cry few penile in ('anode hove yet
realised 1i t11e ellkhtewt degree the
rertousects of the fauhte lu halo.
Fltr Btmmbay Guarthah stated in lbe-
oember that every part of India save
Bnrmai told 1lengal was afteeteJ,
widen menus that the famine is tc It
by 250,000,000 people. Awful /torics of
starvation and suffering are comlmg
from the nabtolo:)rtrice. It is rola t be
the worst fn,mie lndla over knew, and
though only of the close tit the wet
eeneon n water famine stares many
dlotricte In the face.
Dills ii. \I. Smiley, of Knhra, a ntle-
Aminry In charge of au orphans' !mute,
writes Ira part: ' The fatnlue Is upoun
is A great cumber of px.'uple, especi-
ally women and children, are starving.
Tiley are rating t!ie leaves of, treed
anti dllgging trots fur food. [rattle ane
dying by' huudretl'i, and tare lining tit
a rupee per bend hletetd of from) )10
to 70 rupees. 1lruln Is three times,lte
htlua1 prier, anal still rieing. Thou -
sande of men and w•omuei are working
at the Government relief works, the
mete getting three cents n day and tae
women two emits per da,i, but thou -
::ands ami hundreds of thmnoaudo can-
not work, tied must be helped ur die.
hi nddltl it to the fandne far• fund
there le a water (ranine. From the
orphaanage the girls Imro to gu six
miles to get wati'r to 00011 their
clothes, nod til, supply for other oars
I)ne to be hauled."
itev. Si. B. Fuller writes: "In tbr-
antgoon not a Orap of water has Gall.
sn renew the .'11tH of ,1uie.-Oujerat
wan hitherto a prosperous province,
and they have not had a (amine lin
that province of any account fur
ucnrly a hundred years, in Berae the
mure dlotreoe Is intensified by the
water Gamine, and as wells, tanks,
Astern$ and rivers are dry, the ont-
iook to awful. In the natural order
of events nu rain can be expected till
next June. Nome vilinges are desert-
edl because of no water, and there Is
aun outbreak of cholera In avail v11•
ing es,'
('SOPS A TOT.1L FAILIIiIE.
A miselonary writ:* 1n the Ponta
ruff Harald from Lahore:
"Some have come to Lahore who
leve walked 200 mttee. Many other
Leparts of India we hear from, and It
the sane story. The crops hu tills
part aro a total failure, I do not
think people will get a grain of any
tlhing, and at the time of the tart
famine io ople raised about oae-tjalyd
of n crop of roe and quite a go,xl
crop of wheat and dahi. This ,veer
It b) u total failure, and to ttdd to
the oerlousneto of the case we tear
u water famine as well. Iu' many
place/ a water rumina le inevitable,
ars podle are suffering for wa-
t r nor, and thly is only the
clove of what should have been am
wet season. We wilt have no morn
rain for eight montho, unless thud
workv a miracle. Femethnee In the
tatter part of May aand up to the
and
+ •l ors 118
ado dlc ,Iu 1 ,t
1 0f 1} t TC
i
n( a
It:o degresas in tn:, 51aat, at 1
strong, lot wind, Minuet a blizzard,
sweeps aterote the !chins, and 00 wa•
ter at these tithes' means eomething
–who can contemplate"
" In the last lnmthe ((8071, niter
I della 1 k ale t' b tlelr rice crop felled, they raied a
anust remember, too, that tare rota• fine testhuony to leer' fulth h' her dead, bistro frtune. Hie ayes tonged eight Drop of wheat elan i4)lse In the mprllig,
ttou might nut have netunhy Passed lot erre honer. l°li lamely after the boy ; the merciful so you will see how much worse thus
Into iiohtaor, It 'night Iaave been Th1e release of the jury had unloosed 1 tears filled floral nt Inst. famine will tea thnu that title was.
Just grave enough to smite the •'The (treater Jury," w1l'ch always Tho Lanae tit rho People" he fn 18b7 slaty measnroR of talo
girl's conecenco, and to Induce Iter now sea elan the smaller. Every! murmured, brokenly, '' I believe lin were hnreatted off a field, which in
to behove uR she lead dote, It wale means erns taken to 0111117 the vnlu0 the Cause of the People. There 15 a good heaerm yieldel 2O measures,
enough that her letter slu(nrld bate of the "pnlhtdiutn of British Ilterty." nutmeg elms" hilt phi tinln they avlli get soar.. In
exctteJ the h akntay of the prlruner. The foreman and aha jnmrs were Int -_ " Peter, tome in to tro you'll tome p,101e0 n partial crop scold be
T1ere wits one otlher pow int which he terv'ewod, th0 judge was Judged, and catch cold,'• mail Mrs. ('row. rnixtd by Irrlgutlrnt, amt lrrigathln
would .like to improos os' lie Jury, by tluaaa who were nn Jiulg a. The pfjeenzlb went in to tea and Peter will not be allowed, as there w'iil be
col wlilrh the counsel for ills fro Ilomr Nerve tnry, solo hart luno uotlh- toleowed, n nater lamina also" quite eohl aid' twenty drupe of vlu• little more axp1IIPit.
eeoutton ltmd not eeftlelently moist- bag beyond accepting offlee under the "In 'Klallanghrlt the Teeth Is (m• let extrnet. "I am asking yell, oir," sold the
el upon. Titie wan that the pet Crown, was vituperated, nal sundry meantime, round tie houoe of the pluying tome hundl'ees on buiWinge. 'l'Ihese lithe hire of toilet cream young man, raldenhlg, " for aha
miner's guiltiness wa1s the only Plaine I'ro in1111 person I w,ote coattlrn'1 l'y Hosie Secretary, who was Iii town, .liter a hard day's/ work each lab- aorta thonghtfui pnwrutm to friends bund of your dangrht40'
able noleton that heal ever been ad• to the Queen, Arthur Conxtant'm nu ever -augmenting crowd wale orer gets only a half seer of burley. guhlg to trnrPh nod ora comenlent Oh, fe tont all 1" rejoined she
vanenJ of tiro Bow Mystery. Tito lark -ending cheerati many by o•mnlnc• gathered, eager to retch the first Mnn,Y ant thin raw. T)axse tillable to for bnml xntcbn'e 0r (heteinlnepo-k mngnnts'. "\Cha, ,ertnIldy. 11 she
molten! evidence ag�reed that Mr• ing them that othoro were nm 1401 ns whisper of a reprieve. work get a handful of p,ra•rla•1 1•nr r4:, 1 .t.,i3O 1 iaht au mmenteut to tete toad po ,i"r,+'tauw,, 1 laneent, I
C'onetent dki not elle by his 010 thmnrv, 1+ ,e :,,i 1 lv I' to '., 11.,:�i'.1lic,t The louse warm guerde.l by a +vr• ley. Btggare ubcwnt ever,Ywlaere. '.Mie toilet dee seer, thought ails were striking me fora
tnurderttdlh due The numberraf ll u nlr ono e.(fecte of o�l ILt:1m�o .1 eio ea arklerableolduuiger of n vpopnlarlarlot, Rreedlly fur every SCtittercd g afnivati TONJC' FO0114 FOR PALE woof pees. _1 l ia,g0 Tr tune. Ur.
pp e who ouuld have lord any posit new theories, were afloat. Cunmtant At times a section of the crowd bit of foods." Now tv Lhe tlmu of year erten tar
bis raaun t+• opportunity to mur- Thad committed muicide by Esoteric groaned and hootel, Onoe a vulbsy—•-------- - patle, colorless 190m1 e/01 eat stlum- My rlear brother," mold theprone-
der him was ewtremely small. The Buddhism, as wttnev} hl' devotio.h to of stoner was discharged at the Mr. Thos, Hedderwick, advanced lotint; fool, Ruch am rich vegetable sent member to the pastor, Liteaon-
prisoner had both reason and opiwr• Mme. Biavatsky, or he had been mut• windows. The newsboys were busy Idlbernl, gave notice hr the Impar• coups, fat meats, pie, padding cud gregationn 40sirev to present you
(unity Sy what Iogiehaae called dcred by hie Mnh'Itnia or 11^timlooe•i by vending their special editions, and Id Home of Commons yeeterd'ty Crust dumeertm. ktalade nee gnu t (ur this haunimome watch am a token
the me6 of exehtson, ourpIcfbn ieypnot'sm, mesmersm romnamhnl'em rho reporters et le.l through that he will c)tll attention to the the oil they' aoataln. $weetnheat, of–"
would attach to h1m on even alight end other we'rd atstraettone. Geol. the crowd clutching deteriptivn pen• fact that tlae eo!autes are no: re• candies. mien'as U!1 women into, maty it goes without Miylag that the
evhdenee, The actual evlden t, W$I molten great pts tit woe–Jea ie Dymond alis, and ready to rash off to tele• pretentad In the Imps fat Par la• now leave a prominent p:o.c4' In the Isietor understood and out hts sermons
sttopg' and p.aMhIe, and tsnw that +nest he produced, dead or alive• Tho graph offices siwukh anything "ex- meant; and he will move a resolution diet, for the system resects the car ,sown to team tion an hour eeeb.-.
Mr. iteinwe bslwmibum theory bad electric current moouted the chiliad era special`• oeeer. Telegraph boys thereon. bon they turntgh• isxercise in tIt, BnbtiIn re News •
Gond Food, Quiet Mind and
opera air will help to keep tbs „ ,.,-
tion In order, and glee the bk,i n,
hew impetus eu that It will ltala
the pale cheeks with that bent a 1
brightest co'or, the natural slut of
halth,
Plenty of Exercise HED HNlfl IS POPULAR.
ARE THE VERY BEST COSMETICS,
C'raw's feet announce the coining of
that titue when extrnordiaary efforts
meat be made io retain natural beauty
or develop that which is to lake its
place. Wbeat wo read of the wonder-
ful con pplex(otte of the beautiful woe
Merl of 10 tory an' are devoured with
heart buntings over our own failures
we forget the care they took of their
esquire:t0 skiip, ah t that the records
show that their lives were devoted to
beauty -making. Mme. Tallien, woo
prided hermit 0p her delicacy of eom-
plexion, bade t all the year round In
raepb:rry Juice, wb!rli was prepared
for her is enormous quantities dur-
ing tot (:nue the fragrant fruit was
ill0'aaon, !t being ken In cedar casks
in (h1 cellar of her house. The becdu-
thfal wif tit Nero used to bathe in
warm aoiee' milk :n which lettuce
leaver ha/I b•en soaked. bet me tell
you right here that 110 liner cosatetio
exists 1itt the white bevel which
exudes frau a fre:ihly cut iettuee
etalk, used every day with etuough
eleothol iieee'd to keep it. Straw-
berry juice is anulher acid for beau-
tifying the conplexion. Leab'au of
Itavairitt, o(nl8ort of Charter P1, took
every marittag a complete bush of
otrawb rry juice, A bath of beauty
more simple, but still tpede compli-
cated, is used am the preoant tittle,
ea it wart tat the past century. The
proportioas alone a're alartn`.ng. Take
I w0 pound+ of barley, ground ; Iwo
of oatilteal, two of firs bran, two of
groom rice, two od pulverised lupine
reeds, making in all ten ptwnde in
bulk, and add eight ounces of b:car-
bon 1e of modal eight oInoee of pow-
dered borax sad one pound each of
dried (home, havealder tlowere and boy
leavers. Boil all this mixture hl t•atu
water that has been carefully Lit-
tere.l for onto hour, end otter strain-
ing nl'x with the bath water.
1 give titter reelpesi t11at y01l m0,1
Nee how beauty wee prised by these
who o:lglnated and sued them. We
toted hardly get suet' n formula tille1
in a thug store because rite t'tttlt'prte-
ing druggist would offer n dozen bet-
ter subetttutee for the moalern use of
beauty, and we must take into toneld-
eratlou the changes in climate, the
live( which beautiful women of to 4ny
lite, eyed the cuvlgrd Idua4 d",nrrrn-
lug Lcuuty. 1 attl, who) nt ..",s ;: rant of
age 5tand0 fur our renre,entatllvee
ttetl(tiful womnt, Iv ludebtel for the
prrverviitio1 tit her beauty not to the
it teenei of auap and water nor the use
tit conlplextoa creams, as much ala 10
her nbttemiouo metbiod of living, her
great rare of her physical system and
bier npprectatlott of the pereoual gifts
bestowed on her nt birth. Her eimplu
in11'. of tarn would read like a eturv'a-
tlon menu to the average beautiful
woman, who night add celery and melt
to tier limclleon, but never could lnooh
on that alotie. Perllape I use the fair
diva often tae an Illuotratloo, but there
is only one Patti
I am coming to the crow's let,
which belong m the fortieth year. lu
I,ranee a profevieor of beauty, •t uuln
with Iota of musetder strength, pa-
tience, Rid ewe-teemm of disposlton,
and little pots of marvellous cream
that exude a fragraance tlutt is cn-
trancing to the Renee!, watts upon
mriNun lin tier boudoir and epehds au
hour• or tw•o nutosaging out the seise
crows. Anti he doze it, too. Ito has aha
and einulleuto, detergents and hauls -
gents, secrete of him proe/asloe wldeh
n0 money G111 buy, except when 1he
protestor admlnitttet's them hhaeel(. Ile
is discretion itself, and, though he
nine have for hli eastomer madames
brit enemy or worst friend, hie never
mneutions It. 1115 price le tomothing
tett madam dmwn't mention, but Ids
pru(owttonal fiogere charm away the
(rev's feet and lenve imdnm'm temple's
froom -smooth.
(ane mot Palely keep the little w le.
kiss I ko crow',; feet and the veri�+el
lvrnukles aimwe th:' nose, knewa fauit-
iariy nm "husband wrinkle,' te•env
Fashionable Women Have a
Craze for it.
FAiR LASSIES IN THE SWIM
This ix the day of tlue albura•
h&re, beuuty both on and off the
stege, sanys tin+ Chicago ChrWdcle.
The 'peroxide hhmde 1st utterly tut
of date, but anyone( who argues
femittitae wltdom and reform from
that hs godly mistake'In. The women
Iutven't changed their prinelpleo.
They have oltanged only the color
of their hair. Thee varying shndws of
auburn an.l chestnut are the thing,
and the. bleacihed aro becoming the
dyed. (hl thte whole, it ie rather an
Improvement, Tithut rod, artistically
concocted, Isn't ao aggreeeh•e as
gohden blonde. Titen, too, it doesn't
quarrel so 1maNy with complexions
never tateuded, by nature, to twit•
sort with go:tkm troose0. and it
(kiesu't slow the sane Indiscreet
tendency to turn olive greets with
age, which marked the b:end ue's
luta, 01 course, it Is a nuisance for
those who were blonde to gu in for
auburn, but, +after al:, they aro
better off than the brunette, who
mist jump to Titian' g:ory without
any Intermediary rtuge. Dark hair
must Ix, bleacheJ before It nun be
eeiurel auburn ; so the attifielaily
b'midn are already halfway along
the road. That Is the reward fur
laving kept up with the pr'oeeeelon
to tlx; paat
Tile blondes who are nut affect-
ing roti lair are Inpalug back to
brunette. Hoare of them du it by,
the natural prut'ees aid have head*
that loaok 11ke an imppreeslonlet plc•
turn or a pnhlt manufaeturer'e Nam-
po card, bat there le no exeuee for
tluat state of throw+ uu'ose use's
purge Is at lose ebb. Tho thing to
du If one's hlundne0e Ix nrtiflelaI;ant
nee snot, to return to 'inrk lale
ie to go to a first class itairdreesel•
nal Lave heti ,lir the bletchedloeko
Lair original color. The new' growth
of hair mat the hood will naturally
roma lu dark. amt in tate aurae of
time the dyed hair cat be clipped
away, htclh by inch, giving platte to
the genuine artule.
The auburn hair, Tike the blonde,
requires constant eucouragemeat,
The color Is fairly permanent, but ter
new growth of the roots of the hair
should to treated with the red dye tit
leaat 0004) it month, and, prelerably,
once every two weeks, Sume women
try to attend to that phase et the
dye:ng for Dune/Pivo t, but tIi result.
aro ueanliy dlsustrou4, both to th'
Ihulr tout the settee uud it is far w'1 ee
to intrust the rare of arilfl'leuy
c•olore'l hair to at expert toiffrur.
Blenching and coloring uuquestimai,ii
do utfeet the quality and vitality of
the ha:r. Tate hairdreseel•s acknowl-
edge that, but huotet thatt the dtinuago
le very slight, If the work 1 t done
ecientiftenlsy antd only. the beet pre-
larnt'ons used,
"Bungling, hasty and (•heap work
wal rain any hair4" gat' a l'hlcnge
hairdresser ; "bat !twit tau l e' dyeti 1.o
that the life and gore will rontatu
in it. It v very herd to nr•cum slbeh
thtat result In tate easy of bit'caclittag,
alit stat, fou, ran be don! by pat'enco
and ek?II. Tli i re.l hair, rx) ,uopglar
Just htuw, le ford to ol+tnto ii halt
tits( right ehadlt; but It usually line a
bonuta'diIb glaea•nnd sheen. Wt, hae
coaaparetiv,ety few a 4l r fur complete
calor:ng of the hair nave front theatri-
cal IW0 of nearly so ninny nm w•e
had In ten years ngu, but ft would
surpr'M you to kti ter how uutay
dlnrating women ('time to rte to 1(9(0
the first gray hairs colure 1. It la
en;(}' to do Hunt without Meltiutg the
they are enppo+o1 to Illustrate the Fair 111 tltr tenet, and without any
win !ier of onees mntr'notatil features, 11104enrillty of the dye. Is ing nutteenW
" For Nnma 10ason or otter–posd-
blv gent'rnl nerve condition, or perhaps
to, IrelineIt 5(lnmp(ollr.g–p.emrturcIy
gray heir Io becoming more common
enril year. The women hate It --even
tate most Renaud a of them, an 1 I Can't
blame them, One very prominent club
woman In the city who to a model
of Intelligence and strong mind-
et{neee, has n perteet wh to 1o❖k
r'gltt iu tlhe gqlllile of leer
pompadour, and botnee (here every
two weeks to have It tknitored. That's
n proof of iter intel{igstibe I oay
What's the me of looking like u freak
when cera eau avoid !t ? Q os -
Ing thing in mfr Iirstttews kl d�- tu-
ber of nice phi ladieserhp.Oolitt, 'With
n guilty' ale and ask *better' there
bs nay way of making **liked grey,
heir uniform gray-ot' white. It eat
be okme, but 1 do not undertake It. it
is it dangerous pree ie bee/rime of the
very- strong npidtcatlons tweeerury,
and there have been h gent nuuny
en es 01 brain trouble resulting from
the treatment, 1' do rot care to
take the chances, but it b easy to
find hnirdresvere who are hese ecru-
pmitRle anti wlto will Clot expp►11111 true
danger to a patron,"
Evidently the women are tot grow•
ing In grace and wisdom to far ns hair
dye fe concerned, lot mea have ria
forted. The proprietor of a down:
town barber shop popular with Stat'
street men, lamented the glory that
hats dkrparte1. 'It 15 n fenny thing,"
he paid to a reporter, "low testes
change. Now, wluen I etarte,l ht
down here we float Inure tluu' dye-
ing hair and beards and rameanatie0
than we did in xhetviug and hair cut-
ting. No tnan under u0 waw wilRas
to admit that lie wad getting gray,
In niteynnee try maa0ayen With to'
cream, being particular 10 rubagaimt
the wrinkles ani to rub persl ten.ly
every dfay or eveieng for a halt mr
at n time, The cream may be , Iter-
nnte.l w.th oil and netringent ,tool
to harden the sk n. Pure Iran 11na Is
okPelb•'nt for nuesag:ng nwey wrist•
kles Imeause the rk:n absorh0 It ran 1-
ity with rome rubbing, and it Ir sal 1 to
(carnia more than any other,'oenritic
the Name etemetlte ae the natural
fatty mtatter of our ow -n okln tie..ute
It has gre'tt value ale a ok'11 foo 1, de•
baltate.l tlosuei bring uouridhe:t by it.
Lanol n Is a soft, smooth, stringy Nnh-
i Olino O1 a pastel ke r•otlmistoilr`y thin
can tie purchase t m Small litre at 85
reacts, rind Is at pure as can he made
by the prowess of manufacture.
Wr:iikles wilt develop with one day
of nervone tirade dr. or 111 1(nlp_•r;
therefore, It is well to do a little in 1a-
eagteg every ftIgltt 1f yen) woi t'l 114:
In the mooting with a fair, unwoudei
brow, It le not the w•urry ur 1114
spVrlt that make+ the wrtnklea, tut the
contort one of the face with which we
emphnelee oar regret4 or peeve haus.
It is by nn nu'nnr ne,e-mere to give
mu• whole' thought acrd ttttentent to
the boor 01 massage as the Mu'nie-
man Powe to hie penyers. Life 1s
worth far 10o nmwh for that, loud 1
wool l ndb!en tlhe recronto;h nt a good
naeutal exere'se, xurh as rending an
tutn!'ng or Interesting book, wit1'h
ran LP tit one's elbow on n renri'ng
desk, in one of Ella Wheeler'm navel,
elle given such an entertaining ae.
(aunt of n woman who uitxongos her-
0rdf that the deecrlpttoll it nimo.t of
Sweeten as a mnnlutl of hhstructlon to
the maseon'P.
Remember that while you are Mas• Intl now thhey' Itke ht, Ond'e In aw
caging eerttht meats for wrinkles tine _ we get a. chasten at n faded Meuo-
reet of the enc•;, mast not be forgotten tache and dye It, but if a yonng fel-
or yo:1 will have "spots" of clear pink low beghty to hnv,• gray ►este over
i et t
11 . 1 ax a used tut i'untl
i v t 1 musnesr I t as ix
ekl t u n erre o o b r! 1 i
t t t r 6b tau 1
t
rite lane tit 40 meet be mnsaagedto and caldlee than a1s it hie life the
bring the en:or to the surface, ex- p•n,ie.l 011 thein–wants h1e hair
cite new 1itrtllty, end exercise the vomite,l to they'll shhow--.aye gray
$bstuet. hair with n young face and dark
1.11t40P TOILET CRE(31, monetn be make a man look tilotin-
e Bny your jars )two for a yuartcr, ge1`lu'd. Well, tbuere's no accounting
with rea.1 etiver covers, a0J uullc(' fur tmees, but au itatg'to I'm in the
your ern cream; thea oil rail trcl Ito1r i'nrinawa my bale and tnuetnrhe
sure it will be what you (Moire.•L'.,k' +will iia a gloaspy black. New?"
no favorite, try this, w-ldctt 1 ale $coy,
sure yon velli Ilke:
Almond create Sperntanetti, five Ali tan tilde tl10 great railway
011nPem ; white wa.x, slip Oulu : nl• magnet had sat silent, Bmtening.
mood op, fh'o ounces; r0aea'utrl, one At last he spoke.
coots. Afelt amt Rtlr until r0id and "Ymtng man,' he said, ''t am riot
heal. While mttrelres owl brise It he Kure I understand jun. 1'keast bei a
t