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GERALDINE'S FORTUNES
h tho ladle* ret 1..41 711 tt night.
• lotting tit. content •n to go tint
moon., it Mist ...gar In th • libr oy.
ii.•raltiln• 41,11 uataire with whity
twat'itg k 'art, 41.1.1, WitnU81: MUIUM1/11-
lug Aurclie, 417.. hinged th • rucittig
1.1 Is gown 'it • wocA Ity.• it cmillitere
dreasing-gown, bilppod softly throorgh
th• elorkbor to iho iturnentle room.
um' secreted Wreolf in the. lig i uo-
board between th. whitlow tool th •
fireplace. It ei0ellp(1 le her a 'long
time before ids. hoard any mowid but
th • faint cracking of th • fire. when
at hurt sb-ir heard (lir islauttlig of a
(aim, downetelret. and wain at .rward
tko voices' of hor baslotol and hie
suet. and th footettat. of the former
emit tig toward It'r dust, hoc bre oh
tome us fast and 44 'r boort boat to
luu 44, thtt Ito fanced lo• would de-
tect IVY prOWne3 am toaa all he eir
tered roma tut eh • W141 .Ini-
1441801). Ilta came - tit,dour,
walked sharply to th • f'n•place.
eh clot (Ito ernoh•Or that mond by
sit. Iltiorth-ru,O, round to .ho fire. and
then' 4881,44 lino it. Sloe left the
'I onboard tloir op by ubou'. had un
4,,. 44, and U, (*nu; sly wideued the
aperture a little u e under toter
t04. tk• noisto wade bo al" 1/409eMa8tst
of lost For he eat wi his bolt to
th• ospboartl, whoice l• I etuld now
watt h hint With Iwo ity. d4114!
ianw ktfl toka stew...thing out one.
of IMP pockets atol bentl toe It in.
• tentty ; from the sound of the ram,
of the leaver idie know he was .01.
ito. unwitting; by his imputk•nt utt
motto and ejaculAtions she geese
that it was something which excite
awl angered into Iler curt'ssity to
/earn wont It was which oxiipled his
attention nee high ; ant. when he
Martel up. damlung upuu tilie flour
ts hat looked to her like a large pocket-
book. and ttimang out., "Confound
him:" as he began to pace up nod
down the room IMP grew so antious
that. 111 spite of the terror hts nerve
moot inspired in her. It was wiolt diffi-
culty that she. restrainedIsereelf (new
rushiao forth from her latting-Mace
to gado isuesetilion of the- Interesting
beak: But mom thie impulse felierw-
el the tefleetion that it would be use-
less if not dangerous Wag/peal to lam
how and bbo lo.I almoet deci 1e-1 to
wait 'until he retire I to hie ormivIng-
Jona at thl• dour of which lie was el.
realty staitiling. whet. 111.1 Mend Mid,
delay clutiegett, the heard Min heaVe
n keg sign. and the next inomeet
she saw him return toe the fireplatte,
throw himself again lido US' arm-
chair. ant lean (coward with Id< el
low* upon his kneed awl hie head 111
Itin hands.
Wittehe I Itint anxiousli, a
feeling of pity for him mingling with
leo fear. as mite resettle.' Dr. tross:•4
01)011011 that. he biumelf was the
won't eufferer from the 1141111 of 11441
ow,' tempentincitt. It was 41414.811, 1841
he rem ducal still rta,i. bitent in the
sone position, that tfie fury mite laud
witnessed in Idle (1.440 a few minutes
before lull given jil.w'. t. aono feel-
ing nrottibly ne deep but leo* tiolent-
ly demonstrative.; nal rite decaled
118.1 119' must consider title no tipporo
Captain Morrison was 'agreed In
the midst of los reflections by is light
touch, a perfecto* of violets, a low
whisper, all meeting hie wage, iit
onee. HP r deo, his lwat and saw: lite
wife kneeling on.the floor by the side
of his chair, very ;mho very timid,
- • with hapireing eyes.- ..„
"'Philip: fair repotteil, us he stared
at ner without any change from the
141,111 10 of anon, hopeless Weery
his fenorem had wore before her ap-
potrance.
Agiin he 44.1 not renewer. This re-
ception alarmed .her more than an
itutterst or engt•r would have done.
Site pat her /I twl again upon Ire arm
and bold, tremulously-.
"Won't yob epoilt toone Ihnft he
Jamey with nix I have' come it.. do
whit ti rigid,- to tett Too -everything
you want to know, to ask Yon to (Or-
gill. m for whit 11411.41 done wrong."
H.• shrugged hie shoulders with a
gutturil exclet motion which he mcant
for 18 1:111411, 0111 shook her lian" off
rind roue from tho chair ai if by an
t•ffort.
"You nre tot, molest. 'OM have done
no wrong. You hare shown proper
stpirit to it tyrant. You have been
kit iti-tutf,hichingly loyaloto a worth -
live and vicious matt. in spite of reto
too, to /pito of hit iksortiou. In spite
of the artvanwee of 11 Iterumen.1 once
foolish enough to love you. Your
onsiduet lir more- than right ; it le
heroic'!"
Ito did not look at her., and, al be
finished Ppeakitig. he turned to the
mantel -pie*. nit I. With it midden 1141'
18811401 of hieifferenee to the sub -
net tinter olecuention, proccolet to
wial up the tra,elling-theit which
atool there; but he broke the spring.
Ira wile got up. ..troni Abe.. flottr
,nnel vratehed him, with ber linuil rest-
ing 181 the bock of the chair from
whi.•11 she tool riven. After a few mln-
nem' steno, elle began agaln-
"Won't you listen to me Wildly.
Philip?"
"If yon have anything to Nay, yOta
can any 11, of cotton: nal I must
hear it. slum you 45,145 forced your
way Into my Miura tor that porpoise."
"I can 110%k hut while you u
yon-
iform me so etTetry ; 11. parnlyses me
"Ali! Mo you have fount that out
110W. Ily Joe* I wises 4 had used Your
Weapon before!"
"Awl. If I have forced my wayinto
taw room, surely %hat is not such
a great liberty In your wife!"
"Ify wIfe-my wife! Hut yon net.
sot me 111(41, midam!" he buret out,
With fiery eyes, his indiffereace gone
sad hle forbeerance with It. "Whitt
womin who slituiderm if my bond
fttm•lies -here, Who ttallitiatm Tebbe
mo an inestimable. favor If she offern
a cold cheek 1, my yetlIning lipu. or
submite. 'Off ne a BOON Of Willf, 1.0
th• popflonnta premiere of my arms!
A Worn in whin keeps her eight', her
tears, her aymtettliy, hie killette too,
for all I know. for l ecoenthol. pa-
mpa(' from his right pines among the-
orem of the worth! A woninn who
hate* me, dereives me, wonnin me,
nn4 wcm14 give her eye% to he little te
elerrdoe me and Who mmlit hate
enoreolot In thyt -for. Helliren known,
I was rod enough to Itn•e nom I *rot
SOZODWIT Tooth Powder 26c
4•••••
of 1 kith, sow' eurt of truest through
it all- if luckily my eyed hut not
been opened to my own folly ! 1
forgive your intrualion as the privi-
leged impertinence of at spoiled
wogs :a ; but the right to eutt•r inv
rutin you forfeited when you left it
la spite or my e limpet eitreatirs,
your own accord."
Tait outbret elowkevi 'Jeraldine. and
:Almost stunned her. Iteflectiou hat
auntreeteil to her I ttely that the limit
of the bre i. 18 b•tween them was not
till on one side; morrow had snide her
moot stmpithetie toward the sor-
row of others. His else against her
w • startlingly strong In the way he
put It; anti there was enough of
truth In It, even tu her, to mike her
feel guilty est look humble am he
outiol his fiery protest. Naturally,
however, tlw wonsan hat! plenty to
toy for horaelf still.
'Thee: 11 I um not your wife.
elm Wigan agala, .owl'. and
in a eieatiottvely gent.P• anti faltering
1.4.o. 'of cowls you ean boar ine
lUo7so impartially. An 1 av whot I 1877 .41
to tell you. therefore. wou•t interest
.vo 8 moot'. I cau tell it quietly. and
go away ant Mute you la peace."
one woe a slight pour': Itt•re; but.
oil lie odd Wi141.
W 4.11 7'
"I wlesh to say tiutt tau ruin who
b.oke into the house on Thursday
n gilt was not. a burglar. but lamer
"I knew that.'•
-The sumpleions you oast upon hint
on I mo are wholly without Ifounda-
tion. 11e ie 'mined. hunted, broken
(Nall ; he looks upon um ea the she
hate
bon to him 'disco he fo
41 lwlhy..'1141.I. twenty yeare ago.
• her Nisbet) I gate her a look
nvott eloquent incredulity but
.4 no), not found out y.itar (owl
orient ,Iilui. you would
41 otamoa.tor 18 munuost'e
or au boil elm."
nv Li A
and duties as a
r moot ' odd he.
itneh
11) • con
"If I I
intentions
it.•.er hum
Yoltiolt 0
'.I think yoor
ditties as a els
84I'41 44111.. got ra
' Not more than yo
an 1 ae an eseetitaric
11.• torool upon her si
"ton forget. 1 off.ord
tho one role or the -other
,voit yeurself why decided
Us. two I should keep."
'4 144*' me the clio;ce Armin. I
I know better nuw-1 know you
te.• bow.' etto pleadod, noi.. lot in
at teed, bat With the meekneme or d •
toalring inhery.
' I think not. You don't know me
at 11 11 woll if yot think 1 mist.,ka
notate of the fefTu;rs which prenipt
yr. 1. 'Wien I 4,ffene.1 stierif.ce
1. ootoo for you your hatred of me
84,84 etroager than your fear, unit
aimed itself In the manner of your
reely with a plainnow I can never
hoget. Now that forturre haw put
3.0(414(4 agninet you into my hando
you fear him grown even etronger
thin your halool ant would per.
Napo enable pat, if I were eo blind
: mute wash to 'Meets n 1141 for 11 few
moments -long enough to lei an
Orttit from ine-4to the le•lief that
04+re was sons, mpark of womanly
rootitude down in your heart. But
I art not blind now, nor ao foolish am
to mete any nbout • the
amount of your regard tor me."
potireil out ble wools 'vehement-
ly rind without ptume: hut ills sobs
Into irlOrh she trroke. without 'at-
tempting to Interrupt him. disturbed
hint end caue-.1 his voice to become a
little uneven before he elM3 10 the
end.
"Whit --what proofs do you mean?"
the sobbed, getting to the pith of his
timeottrito through nil her emotkan.
IIe Meted up the pocket -hook whieh
shi• hid forgotten, and en Id. shortly-
-Perhaps that will satisfy You."
She dried her eyes nnd opened it
without arty npteernince of trepide-
t ion ; for..•ft•n• at. there was nothing
very fierletle Waite tiatt licer husband
.114 not know. It 11.01 a pocket -book
very filmier to the 01 ler one she had
ex :mined just after her guardian.'
•lettlt, nal which she now knew had
iwienged to .1 ones In lila 11 11/11101.1.1
tome of Hirry Tli'o tine
tont:liters! entries made in (4,.. 4111814'
at riwling. writings/stable hand Hill in
tie, sone Irregular •nd unnestlialical
shion, and slut was startle:I to find
th itathere were frequent paw:mew in
Whirl" /he herself, ns "Deldec," was
: !ludod to with fervor and fontinesa.
of which Jaws' soinewhat con-
stratumd manner when In her presence
hitt given no indiantion. Her husband
• tw her start, and gave a savage to-
t! iMet1011.
"Perhaps you will deny thnt 111. 11.*
1. inmen Otwny, or that "Deldee" Is
tit raldlne Iforripw.
''No, I aim nut." she replied
tromptly, looking up now fruit.' ruble
Masaid _Illste_to_kaaw_wito
told you iri."
"Thtt has nothing to do with it. It
is enough thitt this diary shone Oho
tlietty thot-411411411 Otway is In lova
with you, which you have denied;
nd--"
"But stop." mile interrupted, slink-
inX with emotion which was bo
longer felt of her husband. •"PhIs
itrovea nothing but .1 :mom' loyalty. It
shown tit -It he Is mu -It fender of me
thin I thought -than he ever let me
iste thit lie wan. Yoli must have 'wen
jait now tate I was surpriarn-nston-
isthedli I mwtoir to you that fie 'lever
let me believe his c [rat, tor ine
amen- 1 -"
"Yon tolk ne 1( 11 wore a fry notie
thing to lore Another ne la* Me end
dribble wt, the a erhool-girl, esnuttil.i
osentiment ahmt her in a Olney. Per-
hIpse this will ehnn,re your view . f
the nutter."
earreeftrol t Ite -b04-k i na p •
%hotly from It.'.' II 1 mle ne I pointed
ant In her nnother leaf in the. dinry.
aft whfeh woe the foilovvIng entry --
' iw the wife who wom net my .44.
toeloy, aimed without any feeling
Whitever. Wormy rntlier nom to hsore
got over 41.. FIcklenes• or philosophy
-which?"
(8er:1411w ronil it and retired her head
nellr'k's. "Thitt entry IIIIV•4 tint retr.,
to rent relerer, ref thinkin a few
dere I believe I thee tve nide to
Provo to Von whom It does refer to
In tho meantime. droon't It Prom
atrangn to you that In them entries
whir+ rtetts. I PPP front Mat July,
the Um., when rim holleved Jame, nal
yonr alater to have been traveling
am a heehantf
rple.
Kite up
It was
els of
I 'broad together -there whould ha
1 No other referertee winch can be OW
puled tr. apply to her r"
"'Into iterson who gave Inv the
go. ket-bouk. tivioeit to havitio torn
out IOU too Wits ce, whluil„ he sow -1_.
III -ventilated. Yid tinominfor table
While by AO mi free from these ELEVEN YEARS A
Tbe bedroom of the housekeeper,
defucto woe. however. 'urger mei
more tut bitable than moat of tha
oat ; and the fire wliCh wao uow
1 litesitta-.-WhI it could 0(111. 44144' kept burning day adid night gave It
"awed use unneoetesary pain. Y041 can
twe that woof 111/10:116 are *11U111114."a etronger lutpreeelou owe a vivitor
look of ohecrfulnemi watch mod,
"But did not lir. -tile 'sermon whot.1
oto uposi Itn perraanent uceillatut,
gave yol title pocket -to ik hinuelf whip lay awalbe hour after itour
direct poir attention to that imam- watching the flickering of red light
MICH abeet a wife who weer 110 wife? and black ahadow upou walla' and
Ah, 1 tiought as 1 ' obe cried, 1444 Ive ceiling, itetenlitg to the crackling of
looked amtunmelsol, ".%tel I nut itertaln the fire aud to the weird matte tit
Waist miseleg leaves were torn out the wind, every nu/le et which, from
(or It very differtod reticent." the tort faint well which rustled the
"What do you neon?' branched' <4 the trees below to the
'"I'ho t thorn leaves wonld tot ve burricane which in widwinter noon-
tide/on 0'10400 01 thy volute' 01 lam"' oil to *et the oil hottre rocking, war
dolly thoughts nal /erten. dieing the heard with double cleansed's iti tills
Met rise twatio to prove to you blo high corner 11001111.
111110 /0118,/ of rill tto charges lateurrut
againe him. Olt, I have felt, sere be On the night when lir. Ledbury
was inemornit 4118 long; and to. bt°01ght him boatel's to On IIPP,r
ntgot 1 ho,„ ,,, wiwt ,170 to rim SUMS by saying that the housekeeper
the !foram of It -thank Heaven." Wise eery 111 and Wielted to see her.
Her tbitikegivIng wee to rum at un- ?Ind.,8-
linen W161/ lying, tie usual, with
,opeettit,d. n.di,,, iitood boom him her Willow/ eyes trtartiot up at the
t111 tieing reflectkase of the fire.
witb frightened fare and &moped hands
ilitt It nithar &flayed than inflamed Wlien " 41ight "Ottild• which wan not
the wial or any ef the faint night
h‘r huebvind4 jealously. After a few
momenta' pause, however, he broke 19°161"' "1 94trinhing wo'll or lontriTting
(At- . Mice to which she wad uocestomed,
-reou.00k oomookoo Tho, p0000. made her turn her heail unertelly on
Look w„ i,ug, !„to my bAudd by oamos her piii3W. The oue keen faculty she
had, that of hearing, roomed to have
Otway is beat trend. It was lit (hit
.11.tro;1.•,:..rlo• find, Melanie acquainted grown more acute than ever In the
041hn
general decay of lier frnme ; the
' 1014 turitil Dr. Ledbury. jiow do expression of alarm, which during the
- part seven months li.o withered ka-
yos' first meet him t"
taro; had borne with the rigidley of
' I (ain't 11/1•1 bow th it concerns you.
flow,•%,o, it will itrove to you *hit he stone tleePenol nat the noweles of
'is what ho 1)C1,10:tiliPil ill be. Jansen 114'7 filen oongrnotod, and she tarter-
Otway's fr end, and ((ate Moot:Ilse oi gleti tr., rake herself. ealliug tA/ the
ane 4 u h pu.pcste:me meanies.' as you lotchenonad. who watt ritiringhpecauere:
motto. it m it.. I was cowling down full; (10 n mild' 59 1/1 ".2.ioi,
nor of the rebut. It war n it until
here 0.1 Orslay. who' ho got into Ulf
Name earrlio('. an 1, without. knowing .thhatolitil been addreweel for Home
1 woo. 44<,i„....00tly oa g 1114', 81)3'11me I valu that Mortha, with un -
o;, hog chterod Law osovoyoitioo, gracittie grunte ant groins, sat up.
.44 .8. h , or to 44,14,144 14) worwiro Ho (i, ell!) half asleep and grumbled out -
wort It of a patient of les who hid "What iv 41 1"
Ikon isle:titer from delirium trtalelle. "Get up awl go to the door. and
an 1 whit 41 0(1 ottapoti from his care . dee if yott con't hear something."
4111 1 h'' 41r011.300Y int "It 1 11 11 3.4"111 Croaked the Old 1101117711. 41. 110.0
.11, pattist a ettachment to a lady frightened and consequently doattly
'.1.4,*; tiprenbue.'-thit was till tit, bt.g,loo sigpept, /111 sue eupportell I
due lot Woeld ad:at-eh:eh ltd him
.0 marth for h nt 111 1.4111.P3rt with a lung, yellow. bo h I
Itcreelf on One elbow 41(1<1 mauled
ny att .
of tko world. I fugal out who drier an exillamatioo of terror front
.11 • putt nt was bo naming low Mart lot. as rho newt uuw:Ilitmly
muotioctivilly. las lid ill my 'to -
turned out of bed and shuffled to- ,
v 'Ong 1441 eectort' telling ii•uf Wow o, jot the dtxr.
1 WI" cunglee" 1141.44°I'w8Y by ""r don't lic(ir anything. lira I
worths.) without mentioning au)
Symos. It's only one of your fan-
o thor tonnectIon with him, you may .o ,• i•1 tho girl. who waft not
too 14111(4. Now are you witieliel? ',
u"'
zw.,pm,oto ocoodmo. who., dOrported to be respectful when 1114l-41
will,ed ntedleiely out of bol in the 4,1141'PyRel it -ere glittering brightly
to,. or the night. "If yon like. I'll
excitens4t. "I am quite satisfied
that the duotor know who you were„
movie the advanoo to you -who
ore revertat sal hever talk of year
own,accorti 1.1. strangers -ago tons
116 has ever sine been trying, in one
oubtle way or another, to projudice
r m4,1 011 furUt •r ngainet Janrat
Otoay, neer warily invo;ving nogo
that uttempt, until you hats. become
ou litter against MO that my only
,han....e of getting your ear for a 1110.
moat lat by intruding upon you itt
ulght.; 11*14 eVetil U..or 1 ean senr,1 ly
:tad 1,21..Tr t am if tfe Isset 184.. nflq-
she- tidied, With a eituddering
gine* around tho room
hroi",4•41-Wlatkol (7.7YipntallIntilialleirrgitiot°n.PuT•
Otodly. 'What while could Dr. Led -
bury poisIble have for dang all tiller
Bo renewable. It le noneense. What
motive t•outt he haver
tlerettlin-Oa eyes were Cled ttpon the
door.
don't know," ohm ntmost whim -
moat Then, suddenly emang ,'lose to
her husband. else maith low in hie enr -
"That be what I cane. for to -night
-to warn you thnt whataver revenge
Ott Incly take tioW wlU tratinfy, not
tr sense of jostler., but some
It.' nedther you nor I know of the
who la our truant. I don't know
who. is (1.7 41.4*11. b • Is: but I know
11111/104 4, abot him which I dr.'
not tell 111 11.1K1-7011 won!4 not be-
lieve aw- t Is something whi-h
hie mode you- fearful blot of revenge
roam right , by compariettit.
Prointee roe to see tno to my room to-
n'ght. for I dare not go 'skew:"
A• elle' whaporol, h•r voice
grown a little haler, thare wits a
knook at tho door. and alt. fell to
hultier'ng and shivering no thot her
hu•hrtirl hnd to put her gently into a
(War before he went to tbe door,
unlerked and opened, it. Thy late v
was thi soft-volood doctor.
" I beg your pardon a thonaond
lime for dligurbtng 70<8 80 late, Cnre
tali' Morrison. But 1 kyle het been
entail no to see th • home kerpor t lie
4 Tory. 111..inticed. nod /hi b gged me
to go ant oak tf Mrs. Moreton(' wou'd
tome to, toe 11 0'-411 • tom someth'ng
Outertant to nay, thy rays, I am
nfrald th • o'd lady Le dylug ; 110, pe,' -
44 ipe, Mrs. Noniron Imre not yet
retool.' for tb • night. Al wterd not
urnd."
/With trombEng atom °teal tine ranee
fee -ward to th, door.
" WM you CUMIN to. 1.10111
IdInd with hies'arIng cycle wh'ch It
wait Imormeribie to resist.
An.) 448.7 4141 three, ilia locly Diet
4V 4! ekt•tor spotkItor to bar.
t'apto'n Moreton feitotelng, went-
'ong th • fort...dor toward th invitee is•
which led to the uppor 411 117. Of
eourne it 411 not occur to Captain
Morrison to atapeet that hie guest
knew that he and hit wif.• Cid not
.'hare the sarno ronin ; hot Geraldine
woo certain that he was not onto
ft W aril of that fact. tort that he lool
been lisitenIng at the dont, end lied
(thriven tide mean WA rely brenk-
Ing off the 4anger.'11.• tete-it-tete,
but of gaining dint intx•rview %vitt'
her which h, W1119 liPtP7M1111111
have. Thanks to her hi/0),liter,, yield-
ing to her Repent, mho 04)01.1 baffle
him yet. for /11181 would not have tiered
n converantion with him /done to-
night fer n thonened worltle.
ThP7 PRMP 1.11 the atnirease. end
Ow doctor hal to dr op behind her
Ail they went tip. When nearly at the
top, alio torned to malt, sure thnt
her hatband wits following, nnd met
tlio• Cold 07,011 of the Alhathr, into
held his hand Toont the filekerIng
ennilk• all her twirling tkIrta raised
48 whiff roan! the feeble light. 1 -die
looked bohlnd tilm with shreining eyes
nnd gnepIng breath -her litoband
P f it,a there !
Witht feint cry, mho tried to rush
ilown pant the ekictor, who very
tolmly borrett the wily.
..Y0111 11/11.11 11O4111114( 318 re11.7," 6/11.1 11P
P.(1.11y, "whim yoit Mike a din-
torhanee. Thor lionband woula not
here none hack If you had been In
any (tanner. Met In liki presence
Zoe«. Stoners would have 110011 11.4 mute
114' a molten; end mile hno sometlilag
to. iny yrel wleett 4l very lei-
(OMAR nt that you sheuld 11011 *1,.
(MI!"
11,40.1 loin-) imperiously In
the direction 04 Mot eyelet' nom
which was on?). rt few yard, from
the too of the eteironae,
dumb, rind heir ettapified hy fair,
nernittine moved her 'tottering le •t
in the direction he heti/vatted.
1141
till 11
clikt.Tr.n XXXIII.
The evened story of Wnrirrohnot
Ifni! was, Ilk.' the first, rt
of I wkward pasiagee nn -1 .1rniortily
ovine; noel the etruettoral defeats
..f the 1..wer story wore of ervirse
nereetenter1 in the hos Importnnt
religion. where Inteffersio. hrel rem -
honed with the look elf skill to l0'*'
dor the ItereellIngred fattine
SOZOBOIT fe, saffill 26c
.01;111`NAOC t‘M:rifitirtt?‘44-' '
`yin ,i•
....I Ad. Xnt.'il .riffr L1A111 Ati-JU-r-/-.11118tAL.'" '-111-16.11LAP.../811 -•
upen the door awl put my head Mat."
tio. Ito; don't unlock It ;
don't unlock it !" cried the old wo-
man. vehemently. "Poke the flith
and. 'peak twit lou 4; let 'ens hear
tour 80.00. It's all right., but when
ont blIC m*it t.re4,-while the
girl looked et her In some alarm,
thinking her mind W Is witteit•ring.
Elie took up the poker awl obedi-
ently bogan to talk RA she toed
"If I wed you, I'd sou the doctor ,
gentleman witat's staying .11 the
1.18666. tra heard, Mr....sluitnson .ay
lie's -offered to."
Thu o:d wotunn Hoppe- I her
mho rply:
"Iliad your tongue! 1 won't tee i
hots, I wont nos Idea! You
know what year talking itlx"ut.
Martha:. awl I tell you. if- Ithat'•
that -7" -
thirtlia beard malting; but the odlI
sharper earls 'had ranght
tha wont of a footstep notable, tthe
started up in bol mei repeated,
"What' ei thait "3 more shrilly, at the
moue monte.ut titat there was at soft
top at, the door.
"It Is 1, Urn Symea," sold Geral•
eliaeli
"TOO, ma'am?" (-riot the )iones.
loeper, curiously, trying to delay I
/bertha by a gesture. as the girl Imo
110.1 te the door.
Mrs. !lorries:Os, voice •soone,1
et ; but the change allieh hail Nome
oter her brotutiful features, when the
kitchen -maid hail lighted a candle
altil admitted her 11W1 MOTO etriking •
still. Terrvw 118 41114111 RN that wIlItIl
had ft/sniped It -eel( in the furrows of
the old face that Mare" at ber from
the bed had drawn dletorting liner
on Geraldine's beauty: fuel the loser
matt was mo much alarmed in her
turn by the sight of the two !terror
stricken faces that, when her teliv•
tress gently whispered to her toted
en her things ani ruii to leo own
'tome, she obeyed with great relief
at partiog with itueli depresming corn -
puny, tempere I 4/.8 1111 PPrie pre
diremeetern loels holigiebliste in the
peestage.
"Dhl you swat for me?" Mrs. Morri-
son asked, as rem ate they were
alone.
"No. rna'nm."
"Has toiletry been (4, 041.' yoi?"
'Heaven help ! 74 o -o, ma'am."
And her teeth began to chatter and
tier head to shake. while tiro Mori."
so*4 looked at her M111Prly.
"Why do you nnewer me like that?"
She whlepered, lenning over the 18P/1
RD that iser word, might trnsid
farther than the .4) woman** ears.
"Are you afraid of him 7 What do yoo
know ebout him
"1 duren't (4ll, ma'am. even to you.
They said that, If I ever let it out--"
With a cry an) at horrible rattling
sneal in her throat, *he rtiffened
her gaunt form an -1 fixed the gaze of
her- haggerd, cavernous eyes on some
abject behind her mIstrees. Geraldine
did not tem ohe knew what right
it. wail thrtt had affected the 11.1111NP-
keeppr PO deeply, an I elle quietly de-
voted her attention to calming her,
taking 1014/ long. wItherol,
111111-1 iiprs...enothrng her witb am-
mo:ince* that she Wm quite mare,
reel Retooling notanwhile to the toft
closing and locking of the door. and
thea to the approaching footetePe
lx•Itin I her. The old woman still
ginned. still snuttereti; Gerrililine tool -
artily Jeered end tsee.t Dr.. Lett
bury barrIno las nearer approach to
(Fe frightens!.
" Now," Bald tit v. boldly, "you hive
141. eitanco )Al wonteit Sly whit
you have to miy."
" I have tioth'ng to say; Mot Mor-
Oeon." h answerel with Onexpoeteil
meekneas: "and 1 meet apo'ogise
moot, humbly for hiving ',Idled you
up In tho middle ot the night, and for
hiving evidently given you « terribl
frIght Into the brirentlit."
Ile Amulet In lihr 11711111 soft. smolt
Notre: end, if 44 ee wag etOr felon
at nil In hie roil" 07111, 44 Wig OOP of
atutivem-nt nt hot estersiSlimmit,
n t th • honekeeperat terror, ottior
thin anytteng more threatening.
1 Oon't undervetrind you, Dr. Tod -
miry th'a lit it prnetleal joke, to
thew your power In the hotelehold. It
In ne net of hal Mute et tether/I of
itot It wohld b. 11/1/P141114 "to waste
norgnittleel noon rt man who ernild
ptu'Ity of It." Thee. ne she elaneed
11 11;811 RC th t Ism rekoeper, het tone
hiagol ono MOT 1/t11071tIltiVP.
" V0111 veer peemet,, to 1.1111111 -
Mg I ha 11111/1/ woman greot 'flatness
tr 11 71 rrolly h tve welting to tiny, I
1111111814. 4114 7011 1.4 tooto,„,-
(To by ermtinnedi
'4 gibbet know flolOg 4411 3 47111)
!leiter "
"1. fothilveter 4 Whn told y lo
neer
' Ile Old He wild he won 'a ells
eeminotor oi light Iltionture'"
"Ileh ' Ile'. n hilt clerk In the em-
ploy of the (nil oompany."
5
CLOSE PRISONER.
01 a Quebec Man's Trial
His Long Unearned
Punishment.
His litsweat M•rvellutse Itscape by th•
Aid of Itudd'• Hides, Pille-His
Uratitude i *44. Help That 11111.04
14011111-1,tz Buses Completely ite-
stored film to Health.
adt. Patriot., Lot:teener., Qu., Sept.
30.--Oipetilall-A rad story of unjumt
iusprieuituntott le that tool by
Lippe Botaironueault, of thle place.
kite e&&& war worae than that a tlie
ordinary prisoner, for kb Wads were
those of pale and disease. Fur eleven
years thoo held aim. a hopelessi va•.
Km, chained. tortured, a slave to
Kidney Diesamo
Who its terra in the world that
thinker mau was intended to suffer,
that he merits hie fate, that he de-
serves the afflietioos of dImease put
(111 Una ? Surely no One think,/ that
Wet were put here to be happy, to be
healthy and free from pain Notxxiy
will ray that Phillippe Bantesounoault.
os St. Patriot., deterred tits long 11
Leihment, and nobody but will repro
to learn that through the ald c.
wonderful niedktive-Dotheis !tilde ty
Pille-he has escaped
Dodd's Kidney Piller, the remedy
that proved smell a boon. 41/114/ Made
• reputation all over the world in the
curing a diseases of awl arising from
the Kidoeys. Bright's Disease, Die..
tea Rheumatism. Lumbago, Backaehe.
Bladder and Urinary Trouble*, Wo-
men'• Phoordere, Dropsy, Nervous
-
11P161 and Bloat Impurities all come
within the serve 01 Dold's Kidney
Pine, and Dorld's Kidney PIllo have
teetAntenilale for the cure of all of
them Plellippe Boissonneault'a ease
won the common form of Kidney Dis-
ease.
"For P4PTP11 7 PATO 1 have funereal
untold agony with beeknehe, which
ertfilded me an though I were bar-
red and thookled I dwindled in
iweigiht to a mere shadow I have
taken all torte of medicines. noth•
Ing doing me any goof I read In
Dold's Almanac whet was recom
welded for the Mimeos. I decided to
try them and gent for sic boxes,
though without confldenee, but to•
IV I am completely cored and thank
Doekl's Kidney Mile alone for It."
The First Cup of Teo.
The firma cup of tea drunk In Eng;
land was made at A r limIrton Mouse,
resktence wjalch occupied the site
of the present Buckingham Palace.
The tea was brought to England by
the Earl of Arilingtoo, who gav P
fatty leanings a pound for It In 1101
land Pepy• recorded hating drunk
Ns first cup of tea on the 25t1t of
September, 1660 In 1(4.3:1 1111 ittlIP
WAR tea known In Germany that •
wrtter of that time mentlisos It as
"black water with an acrid taste";
end ell years later the Muscovite
Ambition40r at the Coort of the Mo
gul declined accepting a large pres-
ent a tea for his master on the
ground that it would only be trou
bang lam with a oommodity for
which he had no nee whatever
Minard's Liniment .Cureo Burns.
etc.
A ".It -down tnethorl" won't do a
minute In this age of aggremilyeness.
An Endbecreet men umually lives to
see the folly of his way• awl, If lie
tioten•t, hie children do.
A man should alway• 410 Mose to
the bituation, know what lie be doing
and not take anything for granted.
There ls one element that la worth
Its weight In gold, and that Is loy-
alty. It will core/ a • ainititade, or
weaknesses.
It's an easy matter to handle even
rongeeted controversies when the
oplrit of the partied Is right and
honest.
RHEUMATIC PAINS.
Caused by an Impure Con-
dition of the Blood.
If Reelected They Will Grow Worse
mid Serious Itesult• Hill Follow
-Rbeematisni Cam be Permanent-
ly Cured.
(From the Telegraph. Quebec.)
Rheurantlien Is one of the most
oonsmon nod at 1180 81,40 time one of
the moot painful afflictions front
which humanity nutter. It affect• the
Mute, and muscles, 1113.1 ill character -
Wed. even In It. wimple -tot form, hy 18
(lull con/Kant pain, While it remain.
In the Joints. and netwies, it lc out-
fIclently panful anti distreaming, hut
aM it le liable to attack the vital or-
gan., ounh a• the heart, the disease
becomes a motives of danger, and In
many Itortenceis it ha,, provol fatal.
Dr. Welton's' Pink Pine po
qualities for the cure of thin disease
which are unequalled by any other
1110.111M08- Mr. Fyne. Lomond, a well
known resident of tends/cone, Que.,
beano testimony to the wonderful
curative ipowere of them pills. To a
reporter of the Telegraph. he gave
the following wtory : "Until eome
three yearn ago 1 alwayo enjoyed
the. beet of health, but /about that
time 1 was attacked with what
pro•nd from the oitteet to be n
8.f.rn oxen of Oreumettlem. from which
I 4141 flared great torture. 1 tried a
number of the reimposed cures for
this disease but DOM/ of them beas.
foot me. 1 seemed to he conotantly
get:ming worspo 110 1 roils! In a
physecien, hat a* his treatment did
not give me relief, I woirght the 540-
seletenee ef two other eloctors, but
they alto fatter' to help trie. Illy ap-
petite left no, ; my ferength gradu-
ally ebbed away , 00P Or my lege
I ail drawn out of *tape, end I was
never free from pain. I was In .111111-
p4*tr of ever holm well again, when
one dny a rehttive brought me a
box of Dr. William's' Pints Nile end
urged me to take them. HP seemed
to have with great eonfidence In the
p411. that I determined to follow Mx
advice. To -day I am happy that I did
no, for with the ow of teem than n
doter' borer of theme !Nils the pale
from whielh 1 senffered so tench lo all
groto and I feel lei Fortner end health-
ier than 1 did before. Thla I owe
to Dr. William'c' Pink Pine end I
would Wrongly mire oemilar staffer -
are to zee them ft. trial."
Zrpartentoi
M. proved Dr. Wit --
Immo' Plnk Plea to he without an
wood am a bond builder and nerve
rowtorer31 te this power of acting
directly on the hilood and nerve& t hitt
smithies theta !Alio to mitre oueh duo
pewee as rtiesimatimm, seletka, nen-
raleao, toonmotor Maxie, parody/no
and all the ordinery dirwasem of the
Wood and nerves*. Thew 0111 ars
earl by all dealers In medielne, or
man bee hail hy melt poirtpakl, at 60e
a boy, or Mr horse for Seta), toy ad.
orestaIng tbs Dr. Williame klediehe
Os- Brookville, Oet.
CROP IS 46,000,000 BUSHELS.
Masager of I/Mom Company Kati-
ita•ois Manitoba liarymt.
Montreal, Oct. 1.---(8.1'. Hastinge.
manager of the Lake of the NVoceks
lillilug Co., who army ed frum Winni-
peg to -day, speaking of the Manitoba
crop outlook, mild.
-Mere hate been sou umny
mete* a the Manitoba e hunt crop,
given by au many elfferent people,
that it lw animal imaectemary for 1/Ur
°mammy to giro 11.11. etillsuale at Ude
late date, Roughly speaking we esti-
mate the wheat crop in Manitoba and
the Terrttorlas ut 48,001000 bush -
Ma True will leant a, surplus to be
disported of of over 40.000.000 bushels.
••,tot to the effects, of the weather
tiondltione, the recent raina will have
a tendency to bletufh the wheat and
lower the quality 01 the graln, hut a
InriCe portion of the crop lie now
threeihrel and sale."
MONEY WINNINGS
Of Caaadlau Cattle a- t th• Pan-Amer-
ican Show,
Ottawa, Oct. 2.-(Sattc1.l)-The
partment a Agriculture has received
a report of the winnings uf t'anadian
cattle at the Pan•American top -
Lion. Canadian %tittle made a very
good showing, imperially shorthorns.
The winnings of Canadian and Ameri
can cattle mutuntarised l• am follows:
United
Canedien Staten
Shorthorns.- $1.001. 60 $118 t.0
Herefords,. 355 00 740 00
eibeetleen Amir7'40 480 00
197 50 24744j0
Ent cattle.- ...- 11000
Guernseys.. 1310 00 710 00
French Cassallan 402114) 4177(14)
Ayradrete... 430 00 18000
Hutsteinto 4 12 00 930 00
P°iO4 • 55.111 10$54112 50
GOLD MEDAL FOR CHEESE.
_-
thalami* Beats All America •1
Buffalo.
Ontario cheese !IDA triumphed at
the Pan-American, where it was In
competition with the whole Of
North and Osarth America, and won
the gold medal Lateral by the Ex -
wellies The victory Ix notable and
le one more tribute to our dairy-
men and to the offictals who
,elected the exhibit. The Depart-
ment of Agriculture of Ontario
theough it committee of the Went -
ern Dairymen's Aservelatlern IVO
over at different therm during June.
July and August 140 boxed of chet•se.
which were scored by expert judges.
The exhibits were the product of 57
clieeee factories of Ontario, situate
In both the Peet mid west, and in -
eluded a fine lot from the Ontario
Agricultural College. According to
the rule., a the Exposition, any
exhibit 'scoring 94 points or over
would receive a diploma and 01 118.
Ontario August cheese. which was
hurt mowed. only one package failed
tr. reach this standard. while Rome
of the packager scored as high as
99% per cent.
Provision was &leo nowt. li, the
.rulee and 1.14111ati0116 hitt " sin
award will be made to th• State,
country or 11r08 loco ha• ing the
greatest aggregate score on Its
Indlvidual tehibits of dairy pro-
ducts. and an armed made to the
exhibitor receiving from the Judge
the greatetit aggregate score Oil
his exhibits from each much State,
oountry or Provinces."
The award decided upon by the
Board of Juror., was a gold meeial.
&oil at the, meeting held last week
the gold medal was awarded to
the Province of Ontario. Only one
goki medal wart awarded, and the
cheese maker. of the Province are
to be congrntulated on tiering se-
cured the high honor.
The flimflam:cm still maintele their
lead in the 1%14 -American Mode;
Dairy, and It 4. oetierrilly conceded
that they will mitt the butter -fat
tort unison 0/1010 ace Men t befall
ber 10th the standing er the
them. Fin- the week eaten Sett:L-
W AO followm: 1.
OuernweY111 Sri 34
Jersey's
lioletelns
Ay rehire.
5844,
Dole.144
Brown Rwlee 8 10
Short h nem* -- . 58(1
French 'anndi tn ... 5 MCI
trerneye
Dutch Belted
..- ... 54411
4 OS
The foilowlag iv the ate:klieg hi"
the week endlnio Sept. 17144 : .
tines -noon J ' .. *780
••••• 788
................. 714
Ayrtehlow - ...... 8444
lied Polle - .-- 8 IIT
/inert norm ...-.. „. 5 94
Brown Awl.' 579
French Canadian - . 578
Pealed Jerseys ... 5 141.
Detee. Belted 84.
blasagerneet.
"Don't pm think you love patience
with yorer heehawl on rather alight
provocation T" sal.1 the near reletIve.
"I have to provoke him mementoes',"
11818 the placid answer, "Ito (Mit 110
will lose Me tamper, and then give
me anything I want eat ea to atone
for the VCRS he him ected.'-Washlag-
ton Star.
_
Kinard's Lialmeat Cures Dan-
druff.
Clerk --You esin't get a room for
him here ; 111..0 drunk.
Wytte (impporting Ida weary (riend)
-I know he le What of that ?
Clerk (ecornfully)-ThIs le a temper -
Race hotel.
Wytte-Well, he's too drnsk to
know the difference.
Whew a pogillet goes on the stage.
society seititms honors him with box
parties.
The trouble with a treat many Men
he they don't arpreelete three pre -
dice Men t until they get Into the
enickonnd
It doesn't take an Incubator to
hatch a plot.
Minard4 Lialmeot Relieves Neu-
ralgia,
A Tree leplowtatlet,
hady-I den't like tide picture so
well ale 1 did the Mat on• 705 (0*
<4m.. •
Photographer -4h, me/lam, I lutes
not the arthele twee that I bad
when 1 wee pinny. •n4, basidok
stcy earlier& la getting old.
Imam
Ifisard'e Liniment for sale evers-
ISSUE NO. 41. 1901.
Children's
Fertilizer.
That's a good name for
Scott's Emulsion. Children
are like young plants. Some
will grow in ordinary soil.
Others need fertilizers.
The nature of some children
prevents them from thriving
on ordinary food Such chil-
dren grow right if treated right.
All they need is a little ter-
tilizer-a little extra richness.
Scott's Emulsion is the right
treatment.
Fertilizers make thingsgrow.
That's just what Scott's Emul-
sion does. a makes children
grow in flesh, grow in strength,
grow rich blood, grow in mind,
grow happy. That's what we
make it for.
Send for free sample.
scan- a DOWN F Tomato
!tar •nd /. no all tiootson
Eximested the Code,
1. commerchal traveller connected
with a certalo cycle rompany Woo
form home th a distant town Just
before an Intervening family feria
took place. To wet him meet at rest
he left order. 151111 the nurse to
wire: "tientlensan'it safety arrii 0
if the expected 'stranger turned unit
to be a boy; and lf a girl. to wIre
the words "Lady'', safety arrived '•
twine a me eurprIse and ilouney
w lien a few days later a meseitge
ArriVes1 containing aely the
word: "Tandem."
Deafness Cannot be Cured
By local atiptiostions es they cannot rem b the
diseased 1.0.1100 of 160 ear. There is wily Onil
way to mire deafffeea, asd that I. by caisson,
timid remedi.w. Deafness la caused by an te
Rained condition of the =moons Hulas of /be
knot &chum Tubs Wham thia tube la Inflamed
you have. tumbling sound or imperfect bear
Inc and when It ts entirely clewed. Doane. la
the result, and 'Mlle. the inearnmatioe cas be
taken Wit and Usti tube rettored te Its normal
condition, bearing will be destroyed forever
nine came out of toe are caused by Catarrh,
which I• nothing but se Inflamed eondltioa ef
the 18(1(00411atirfaces,
We will give One H•ettral Dollen" tor any
case of ISeafners Massed by ca:arrhl that can
not be cured by Hill. last/writ Cure Bend for
circulars, free
J. f'111INEV & . Toledo
Reid by druggist& 73c.
Bells Fatally Mile are Use 81.1. sot
Telegrams are la•lolate.
The governor of Penney 441710414 41611
signed an act which makee It a pul-
demeanor for an employee of a tel.
graph or telephone company to
part to a third women any Interne.,
tion he Of' 11114 may acquire 184,034.'
of Irto or her position during thi
traneminedon of memoirs The nee
law imixetem • penalty of SOX) floe
hopriseenmesi t for 8.11 011.111 1111. ur
both.
I wee cured of terrible imbue bY
MINAHD14 LINIMENT.
'EY. WM. IIROWN
I W mired of ft, Wel CAne of
nellP by mrs.Antrs LINIMENT
MRS. S. KAI'1,11%(.11"
4 wait cured OPneltly• lenge by
IdINAltleas LINIMENT.
YRS. 14. 11ASTE114
The Continental Life
Insurance Company
HEAD OFFItT., TORoNTO,
Authorized Capital - 111,500,000
The policies <4 thle company em-
brace •••ry good feature of Lif• In-
surance oontrixots, aod guarantee the
highest benefits In regard to loans,
cash surrenders, and extended lemur
-
lane.
Hood agents wanted to this distrlet,
Host Jim. Drydee, deo. B. Woods,
• President. General Manager,
AN IMPORTANT
AUCTION SALE
Will he held on
TUESDAY, 15TH OCTOBER, 1901
at II Onlock A.m., on the promisee of the Itoth,
well Dairy Company. at llith well, Ontario
whoa the following mai estate and pensonsl
preferty will he offered for sale, vlx. -
099 acres cif excellent farming land, partleu-
ler!, adapted for Maley and ranch purposes
Th• buildings ronalat of a large ohmee factory
owl creamery plant complete, with boiler.
engine and other machine'''. 3 bourse, lams
baaement barn, 3 allow, extensive horse And
cow
.4 .81.., efe., all In geol repair.
mlleh Cerro In calf. 2 bulls, 6 hone, awl 4
1/0011 1,101 bMhP1A of oat. And barley, 73 *004
hay, large quantity Moral.. Aln tons enallotte
5.43 arres mantels, together*1144. complete
equipment of farming Implements Intl effeet
The land, if not told en hie.% will be °Sera'
in parcel*. 11 droiree Term* assay
For atm_ implements ea, the term. are -
ail slime MO lied under cloth, over that ainoun
9 nionthe'cretilt on Approved note*. percent,
per a n•n m allowed 04 7.', raah.
OfTera for Ole whole, 1m -haling land. build
-
Inge, atook and effect., will he r•Opitlereal. If
the real estate 4. run sold, nr•aneements may
be made At sale to rent it- whole or part.
Fer furl Asepertleuters ae• poolern or apnlY
to
FILIOIIC It MOORE.
Remitters, Louden. Ont..
oe JNO 54. PKARCK
Coestnealon Merebrinteh
London, Ont.
Ik‘`ANTIED RTI1C4 TO Do KNITTING
for as et home. We Melia yarn and
eutchlee. Nosy work. Geed pity. Rand 4nI1•
tars Men treated. sees Warne for protteams
to Standard Rees Po., Dept it Toronto. ost-
lers. Wheslew't Plootlitag *roe slimed at
woo be aged few ethane (..t 1.,. It seethes
this ektki, softens Ms resin cures wind cant
end le the beet remedy ter elarrim n Teem,
-
eve emus bosun
rAlUi nut eel.* ONO Or ?BB
1. Moot is We Merest Periestda, 41*
Masa, le miles trent wandlite• at two ma
scam 144.114441 sIl M white is irt frusta
nweelY_Oraelhile. WM be este hs ewe ponied 14
1.1. 54.( *1,e M aerie 40 see erse
Thai. • desillee largais 1141.=
auraS
Oareeetsr. P. Q bey Mk
Os
Your Complexion
4. 55. .4 7041? 1117. 11 greed; ft set geed. Tea "1
per:rye& awe yew menerel hes h 4. elms.
need Se by imprint or P. mem AK two
Indibrakies preseriptiesse to period your health.
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