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CHAPTER X \ NI.
Viten the nuts are turning bet) wu
in the woods of Drutuanceu Cate,
and the sportsmen, w,tit doge and
gene, are purbudtg their deadly way
through the turnip fit:It --at this
thus the old scandal starts Into new
life, and the county people, and the
non -county people find a great deal
to say, and all because. Colonel Bry-
an Is staying at Drunutuetm castle
for a Milo bhooting.
People must talk about something,
or about sono ono rather, and the
beoatioll little Lady Dermot to In
every pie's mouth.
"How UlJudloloue of Sir nhwrlee !"
"DO the man blind ?" "I always
thought silo wan flights," and a hun-
dred other such seeteuees !1111 glibly
from tuuguos aocustomwt to disenss
their neighbors, and well used to the
interesting process of dtscoverlog
nudes in thelr brothers' eyes.
U to Sunday, a stili, autumnal Sun-
day, with a faint breath of frost in
the a!r and a summer sky. Ott the
ground Ile, peeping out of their prick•
ly, opening sheaths, shining, glossy
chestnuts. The children look Iovlmmgly
and loutiingly at them as they be
ulu!dsl 111( falling reddening teslas,
and droido in their oven mluds that
on the way moue from church they
will manage to transfer many of
these trcasmIres to their pookete.
Ting, ting, Ong goes the old oouu-
lry church bell through the air. The
sax A11ssco (lrimshaw, who sing in the
ohuir, hnsteu by, arrayed In summer
(trews aur.! warm Jackets, and their
mummer bonnets adorn tic six coun-
tenances. They can hardly bring
themselves to look at the Dermot
oarrlage, coining swiftly under the
chestnut trees, for they cannot
help seeing that Colonel Bryan 11v
there, talkhtg to and smiling at
Sir Meurtce's wtt1, she, looking far
too lovely for iter own safety and
the tongues of her neighbors, sits op-
posite to him and lets him talk to
her, That she has on a new brown
velvet coat mid a brown bonnet lo
plalnty visible to the naked eye; and
the Misses Orimshaw, who have eon-
trnted theme Ices w.th their 'laminar
drosses, look daggers at the clatntlly-
atttred little lady stepping out of
her carriage.
"A brown poplin to matl'h 1"
SWERY/L 1100 '1"0111L14G74
sxtva pt'IItU93 'Hos a AFOIsvu 7
'qurod $,0esmlg lila palmed ere easnoq
Mos roll nu; soya 'asap ,; U leploog„ lap 1111
•31+A1 'alvap anon lay •entad 14411 Y111
pros t• pun lalleq 1!001 'Assaol test 'rho&
of Uv els fogp '74811 spm Dun Tamed
sand to steasi11 sot tnolnnclgp lull!
-meg pl oaa11 pus a•noq ano6 enaesald 6agy
•dnmu ural ao a0lnlq vine ton !lies '.Ci!1!'
-rang pus 111100 )1 sol pulps 604av
1 •saiC
1)g .I0 tins Jammu' to psap •qp poop. eAsq
1149111
1NIYd
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NONE BETTER THAN
TANKARD CREAM
(SUGAR BEET).
A Greet Cropper -Floe
Sloped Roots—Easily
Harvested. Of enespafosel
'slue for feiding to Cat.
ns Horsey Sheep, Boas
and Poultry. Distinct from
IOW Other root In ealtIve•
eke, of uniform Tankard
ahspe irowe simnel entire.
17 out stemma. Ofhlehnt
quality, i lb. zoo., i Its ea.
4 Pounds1.80.
4Cd 40. 'opened( wanted
by emit
RE NNIE'S—HIGHEST QUALITY.
RENNIE'S PRIZE SWEDE.
GIANT
GLOXINIAS.
The Grandest
of oil Summer.
bloomino l(ulles.
5 Colors -White,
Blue, Scarlet,
Me,,Mauve, 660
for
(Any two for 20c.I
20 buibs2,1c
1 Prize 11011.11111.
1 Uinta. Gloxinia, I
Fpet ted Calls, 0
Summecllyerhnhz,
7 Superb (Hndtolaa,
(Bathe ready April 15, c !tore Montbretiaa.
Ord., to-dny,) 20 Bulb. for 23c.
The Very Brat
...The
Toe Swede.
-Tho result oljndirl•
005 arleetiln. Flesh
sweet and rich. is
one of the hzrdieet
most productive sod
most nutrition, wirier
771111vn11on.
Ezceilrnt kerpu. 1
Ib. 10c., 1 Ib. 1:c,
Pound 25c.
4 Pounds 90e.
Add 5e, nor pound ,J
walled 61. marl.
N EW POTATO—EA Rw Elgcs
Heads the list
In a test of over
38 varieties of
earliest Dote•
toes and yield.
Ing at the rate of
484 bushels per
acre. tloenr•
wood Is aosllty
hy any potato In
early stases of
growth or morlpe
condition. Cooks
dry and meal!.
Lb.SCe.,31ba.75c.,
poet old.
PECK 70c.,
BUSHEL $2,00.
Purdue" pays height d•790..
ANY 10 PACKETS 25c•
TAKE YOUR CHOICE. BY (MAIL POSTPAID.
VEGETA BLEB.
1 B amt, e'dcep
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1 ref. &01.,. rand.3 et. I,.1 say u,.
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a i•dt. , wgraa S•
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tl 4AIs1Mr.LY01n.
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SL .els elan. tic. 15 'Mer MLeelou,5 ty,
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a rare w<10
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SOLD BY LEADING MERCHANTS (N SEALED PACKAGES -NEVER iN BULK.
FROMRECT WM. RENNIE,Toronto. .AIARVBISTBAND
Baby Orlmshaw, staring at Sir Maur -
lee, helping out Ids wife. I
(Nps,0 sudles her sweet, patltetlo
sn1Ne as they pose, and follows thein
Into tho shadow of the church.
Throughout till' 11000101) pcopho are
not NO devout e out !last they cannot sen
what they choose to designate ns
this most outrageous flh•lallou, and
they - •o w Itdor at ;til' Maurice.
To the ordinary rye 1111 that can be
SOM. lo a little tatty el:ul In brown,
sitting very demure and quiet at
the top of the pew; beside her, 100!x.
hag sadder and sterner than usual,
Colonel Pt;a"; and, nt limo end of
the emit, 'left' Maurlee Dermot, decor-
-A Jho ra'D 1':It o( lit;st•iar,otott
c1), Iooth•'1' i, 1)e, 11.1. to
Homo extent fu; the 11 ;lith of Oct' IIL
110011419, hurl 17.,, p: (hi. at uwtlt.rr wt 0
always keep at hand the means lo
pt•oteotiug tho health of her chil-
d1•ou. 1' )1' tide purees() !!fere Lille
buiutely no medicine can 'Ampere
with Baby's Own Tablets. '+`hose 1
'Deblois s tallw relieve ve a r
1 pronnpl-
leotnt
ly cure al t .n'ac1 and Issuel trml-
blct, break up all cold";, "heck sim-I
p10 fevers, prevent croup, ami 1,11,1y
the irritation occempt11yltll le,
cutting of teeth. They are good for
00lelre11 of all ages from birth up-
w:u•ls, told tiro sold under a 5010'-
antut to contain l'0 °plate or herrn-
Oil dreg. All lnuthcre who have
tte(+1 Bnbr'4Own Tablets praise them
and keep them In tho house. Mrs.
John Weaver, 11J1'vtficl,1, N. B., nays:
"1 have as family of six children and
11000 usal Baby'd Own Tablets and
know that limy aro tiro best meet -
eine I have ever used for my little
ones,"
You can got Bab' Own Tablets
from nny druggist 01' they will he
sunt by 011+1!MIA p.(ld at _t; ensu
't fust; by writing to the Dr. Williams'
Malitino Co., Brockville, Ont.
suds arrayed in to frock -coat,
with n DOwm' In Ile buttonhole,
placed there by the hands of hie wife
No lot ugly tide morning. To a stron-
ger his fano would appear to beer
the stamp of perfect contentment and
happiness, also that of Gipsy, whoso
mind strays, not once or twice, but
many times, to the soft, warm, rosy
baby at homno; and she feels a great
pence and thankfulness for all the
good gibe !leaven has given her. And
�rwu:.\u.MI';N'rti
The laooal 'seeds Attention at This
- l'a rget ices Sinned he
.lvaldCd.
is01
f Iri't t (+
�l h ecneo11 when your
0y.t0111 meds toning up. Ia the
spring (051 1,1041. wino new blood,
,dual a1) the trees must have 11110
s.d0. Aflail new blood ,von will feel
114401 11ly, happy and he:dltlty. Many,
i '.1ple take purgatives to spring, but
this Is 11 serious mistake, ns the
tendency of 1111 purgatives Is to fur -
thee weaken the system. The 01141 :Ohl
only sure wily to get new 1,10ed ;ami
nen' strength Is to take Dr. WH-
IM 111N' Ptak i 1:10. They actually
mak.new, Hell red blood -they are
the greatest spring tonic In the
(vor1.1. Dr. Williams' link l file speed-
ily lucid -lt all spring n1111le0ts. lues
111.110 1'c,lm0n, White !took 1I111o, N. 8,
15: "L have found Dr. Williams'
Pink Dillsit npl:'ndhi spring* medi-
cine, 1 was tory much run clown ;
1h.' lots: exertion exhausted me, and
l Mel a constant feeling of languor
:I nal sin,gishnes0. My t11'ipetite fat cel
e (' :Incl my sleep at night 0011:11 di;;.
1010.0 11 (1 restless, After I
lt" use of Dr, Williams' Pink fills
there Was a speedy change for the
better, ami otter taking a few box1':
11, 11 stronger than I had done fo:
y entail."
\011 WO get Dr. Williams' Pink
1'llle
from nny dealer In 1nedielae, or
1.v mail post pall, at 60 man a
toy or Nile boxes for $2.50, by writ -
ng direst to the Dr. Williams tt "li
fisc Co., 10•oekvllle, Ont. Do not
11.1 nny dealer 900mntile you to take
a 11tlbstltute. Substitutes never Cure,(
ancone -(110 geuu:no tight have cured
hundreds of thous:laaln in all parts
t the world.
yet their friends way that Sir Man-
rlco looks most unhappy. l'oor Ilttlo
t19sy haat left her hyinabook at home.
Colonel Devon proffers half of Its.
fand her cheeks grow suddenly
lushed.
She Ovate thinking of $llryl, aril hitt-
ing ev011 to hold ever so light1,0 the
book tint he Is holding. That tee
I blah and her confusion are troth Oh -
8(1.1 pd is only too evident; and loththe colonel and Gipsy are freely ills.
(sussed at various luncheon -tables
Oils Sunday morning.
The Downgor Lady Dermot takes
upon herself the taut of delicately
Meting to her eon the folly he is crew
nutting in throwing ids ,wollug wife
into the daily and hourly compn7101e
ship of Colonel Bryan. That 440(0,1003
err with a tact (0(ua1 to 1010 430O11 91011
!,t undenlOble,
Sir Maurine listens like a man be-
wildered, and then Iaugh0 a laugh
that expresses only sheer amuse-
ment,
"Gipsy got up a flirtation with
Bryan I Whet 11010011831 Why she
WWI (111te angry at my asking him-
110os0't Like him at all In fact I"
At this( speech Jody Del'mit's lips
curl tilemaelv0s curiously hila a thin
Nettle.
It is n. blessing. you are not a
Jealous 1,ueband," she, rennarkeel
dryly,
"I ant only Jealous of the baby,"
11e answers, 140050111(5, "(lip7y 10
wrapped up in the youngster,"
HeVu1s Gipsy, (,, never doubted p y, never
ran doubt her. When silo said, with a
face really' troubled, "Oh, please don't
ask Colonel Bryan -I don't like him 1"
IN, only laughed at her; 50041 Colonel
Bryon rime, and neither Sir Maurice
nor any ono oleo over dreams of the
1,44trel that day and night rests dike
a nightmare on Gipsy' heart.
• • • • • .
"Itchy Is WI"
Witu eyes wide with fright rind
cheeks that polo suddenly, (tipsy
elands looking up at her husband,
1v110141 a pang that only a mother'M
heart wan know strikes quick and
ail(1, They have Just come home from
a dltnmr 9401,)', and are standing In
the lull, where the 11etre has Just
reached them,
"Hadn't we better keep the car.
'doge and 34(0(1 for the dootor'0" Tho
practical suggestion comes from
00lanel Bryan, and 1s Immediately
oarritsl into effect.
Tho !torsos' heads are turned from
their stables, and they are scut
spin1Jng along Lilo dark roads in
search of the old doctor who has
brought many people into the world,
and soot many out of it, too, they
41177',
OIps,y, with a face a3 white has her
satin dross, hurries past Sir Maurice
1(1.1 flies to the nursery. Ile follows
0101'l( slowly, looking upon t111s Irl -
(a11110., disorder an only something
common to babies, no agony of fear
retaking ills heart,
"Don't be alarmed," Colonel Bryan
trawlrko cpuutl,V, and IOWrere WOW-
thU1g about "teot!i," as Gipsy
tushes past ; and 111011 110 turns
1_:wartl the enloleing-room, W011-
(10105 whether he 10111 be expected
to 11lay up 1111 the doctor's verdict is
to tb'' nm'sery nits Gipsy, her baby
in Iter arms, 11(1001115 with Ian neleng
+:(art to his hoarse, wailing cry, es
unlike the lusty roar of the huge of
the Dermets as po.s1.1.'.
With 1115 lotu s behind his back, :•'Ir
.Miotrie:7 Ot.ttai; picael5 i atkLug dust!
lit Lk wile as silo bends over the
cilli tier uw'u 000110 pressed to hit,
hut, f'ushrd o,lo, his haul straying to
her nruk, :114,1 the wart», ((1(7(sh
little fingers tangled In her pearl
Tocklnee. Silo is 10 her white satin
dress still, and holds the 1.0,x, wrap-
ped 111 a waren shawl, lighter and
tighter to her own passionately --
beating heart.
she whispers, lu a choking voice.
"Maurice, nu is getting oeak-0001,
look at Ids p:.or little face ! 1,v, why
dial 1 leave him 9" laying hint back for
a moment on her bare arm and gaz-
ing down Into lite Idol, restless little
face. "lay baby, my ow'11 I" 11 11,1 0911000)
kills a 1015vy tear 00 the baby's
0'110411.
Sit• Maurice and the, nurse inter-
pose simult 11newt sly.
'•Darluag-Gipsy, don't.!' from the
husband, hurrloll,v, while something,
of her terror affects 11.m.
"Now, my' lady," from the Puree,
`u,,n t t,ikc nn no. iffy-, the 71111111 le
only' cutout. I is teeth 1 kvrry lathy
lets these lit tin turns," adjus.Jng the
nightotu.hes of 1110 ,OuthAll
DcrmAt, and rubbing 1111 rosy little
Meet In her hands as she, speaks. ''1
gave hbm mho het 1110 directly, 1113'
Indy, and, see, he is better nn 1 ens:or.
Give tmI to 11141, and 1 will walk him
up and down."
"I will carry Lint MS0i t ," 11111spers
Olp1y afraid to lot tho boy out of
hes' own arms for a second.
Gathering him up elosu to her own
warm neck, she commences to walk
up and down the roum, murmuring
silly, foolish 11011001180 4,11LiIlo for
baby ears.
S!t' Maurleo watettea her In thenen
an elle moves to and fro, her shining
a'ess rustlin„ over the I:o;ieh,:d
0: a.rds, the rel light from 'I se fire
fulling on the folds of the g1amiag
satin. It
'i'r' v0I'0 heel h^s snn11 119.01
her shoulder, the wailing ory ceases
and Glpsy fancies foolishly that It
to because Iver arms are round him.
In after (1nys, Sir Maurtco will thht11
of this scene, of the love and fear
in his wiles face, the, clinging,
mother -clasp that would fail keep all
danger from her tiny burden. He will
think of It with anguish that he
little dreams of now, and this scene
lit ilio old-fashioned, warmly lit
nursery, where his own el 11,1110,1 vette
spent sip cnn0 back l0 111112 many
a time and oft.
It aeeme a long time before the
doctor comes; and Chivy, in her utter
Ignora leo of than ways and habits
of tables, goes through ngonien of
apprehension, with the nurse, with
a ma eV(Ilou.v 1rau11 of tart, regales
fuer mitre s wLh Oto 7,s of el 11(1000
site hos seen die while oho was look -
lig at them, of 5110011,4 l,,fant deaths
( 004 cunvnlluus rurl every infantile
incl alp she ant 111 I' of.
Sir Maurice has gone ((lull to wait
for the doctor: vel me n• ('r:p:y, , 9.711)
es ashes and trembling with (ear,
Its wl h (h • los on her lap a' d game
into id.s half-el:mod eyes, with a love
and Iuaging 111 Iter gl:uu'.e tint, if he
lives to 10:1 eeo1 and has many loves,
me' c will ever (01111, 1
"Is he ((sleep P" she asks anxbene-
ty, Iookil:g at 1 ho nurse ns if she 1101,1
1
the keys of idle and death.
The answer Is not very reassuring.
"It le the steep of fever, my lady.
Wo can't say anything for certain
till tho doctor sees him."
"1 with he Wook11 come!" moans
Gipsy. " Every moment we aro los-
Ing Limo when we might be doing
sties 3li
etll 11 . ill poor little child!
MY
Ami to think I woe happy and en-
joying myself while he was to paint"
A furious hound of approaching
wlrtels, the carriage dashes under
the archway, anti the doctor !tae
cane.
'Tut, tut, tut! Nothing to bo al -
mined at! Fever!telt attack- pulse
normal -temperature all right. Put
the chill Into hots.
So pronounces the old doctor, look-
ing lit ll!psy, and taking the baby
deliberately out of her arms and
handing him to his nurse.
"Yost aro mato sure?" eh0 asks,
with her mouth trembling and tears
hanging thickly on her lashes.
"1 nm quite sure," he re-
turns, testily, "that you have
no right to
be standing beta
In your plan (trees, Lady
Dormoc, Why don't you put on a
gotod flannel dressing -gown, and not
risk your tbeatln of ",old? The child
Is all right. (10 to bowl now your-
self, and 11viII hnv0 a look In hi the
morning." 1
But 01psy le not convinced.
I nm going to sit up wltit him,"
silo says, anxiously. " I couldn't
sleep, and I would know In u minute
If he utas worse." 1
"Oh, yrs-,vou leevo had snit ex-
perience. !" returns the doctor, wlpih
fino contempt. "My dear Ludy Der-
mot, your baby Is in no danger. Don't
you think I would tell you if he
were 7";
011, butho looks 110 very, very
III!" urges the young mother, looking
Ile a. child herself In her anxiety
and distress, tend gazing down Into
Lite exquisite structure of pink silk
and tvhito lace which repr000ut the
baby's bed.
He is sleeping quietly enough now,
1113 dark, downy head burled In the
pillow, and Ids round, Cupid -tike
cheeks aro lees flushed.
lTo be Continued.)
The 311111 \the HI•sllalee.
Ile might have boon suut0thlng; he's
plenty of brainuf,
.mud to labor ho isn't averse,
1'; 1, I'm sorry to may, that tho fact
still ranulas
Ife h:u1 never much 00174 In ids
purse.
lie aiw•ny/4 coneidrrvAA just what he
would d0
.110(1 would hope something better
to fund,
lent the m1)ro that ho thought more
nncertalu he grew
And ho never could snake up file
mind.
Quito often lie might have got on
the fl0odtidl
And have ridden to power and
Wealth,
But bo never felt able at 0(500 to
decide
That the damp wouldn't Injure his
health.
If fortune would knock at Isla door
be would welt;
To her heels and her smiles bo was
blind,
If lie opened or followed 'twasalwayp
too late,
For he novel' could make up his
mind.
So he's plugging along, and he's al-
ways In l3oubt
Wli"thor Ole plan or that is the
thing;
Lid the chancels tint come never
linger about,
11"ug birds that (aro strong 00 tin
W,115.
Ifo's provided wlthi salt for moll fu-
gitive tall
4tel to drop It he's nlmoat Inelinnd,
Dot it's certain and euro that he
niways must fall,
Since he never can make up his
111 11111.
-Hite Chicago News.
Which of the 1:uglIs11 Kings has
most reason to complain of lois wneh-
wonlall ?King John when he lost tile
iha4;gttge iq the Wash.
The match -making mamma Is gen-
erally on the lookout for the fel-
lott with Money to burn.
The Twinging Pains
of Rheumatism
And Sciatica, Distressing Headache) and Dizzy Spells,
Made Life Wretchot—Doctors and Medicines Availed
Nothing, but Cure Came with the use of It.
Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills.
Instead of giving you reasons wiy
Dr. Chase's K1 Inoy-Liver Pills should
cure you, we prefer to quote from
the experience of the curesi ones.
This case of Mr. Ipaluo's Wal unus-
ually merlons bones° It way of twen-
ty years' standing, and had resist -
the efforts of two pltyfslelansand
all sorts of treatment. It le mere-
ly another illustration of how, Dr.
Chase's Ivi lney-Liver ale reach
the swat of diseaer and cure when
otbat means fall.
M•. Wllllnm Rhinos, farmor, of
Moretti Township, hoar Port Rob -
1119011, Wellatul County-, Ont., states;
"1 Lave been odd -et to severe and
elotrnseing headache@ since boyhood,
and In later life thi9 became com-
plicated with rtteum.tti1m and ecl-
attan, and altogether my life Was
mote mleerable. The headaebes
wr ra nceodep:ntid with ditzlno>s and
vomiting and I was for days and
often weeps unfit for anything. As
the trouble advanced I beeame re -
(Mood In flesh, and 57;181 wrecked im
health and splsita.
"After undergoing treatment by
two doctors and trying many do-
mestlo and patent medicines, 1 al-
mosb gave up to tieep01r, as none of
these did me any goal."
"Fortunately 1 here using Dr.
t'h t.a's Kt's»y-Lh': r 1't le til nknz
that 10 I'were, only henc.fto111 wl:uli
die a Wonder. However, I 9erata td
111 using those pills until the time
coma ulnen the bol sy11191051e of
nearly twenty years' standing dis-
appeared. I had galned nicely in
flesh. ate! ligan Once more to en-
joy life. for this great change all
tl.o erelit le du., to Dr. Chase's kid-
ney -Livor Pills, and 1 shall never
eett911 to remrsl,v them wit:meter the
o9portultty offers."
Dr. Chasers hiIney'Liver Pills
have attalnol their enormous sale
because they succeed where others
fall. Ono pill a close; 25 conte a
ber; et all dealers, or ELIm'emson,
lA,ste.4 di Co., !pronto.