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GIPSY'S LflARRIA6EGIPSY'S
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Mise Blake Is apparently listening!
to the Inane adoration of a very'
young Hurn who Inas heard that she
lots moony, and flatters himself that
his birth, position, and appearance i
aro equal to any such sordid
charms, and looks upon her as
combining all tho qualielos of a
Wife—the three "Ps"—face, figure,
and fortune. lhcy occupy ono of
tho sofas; and she lies back in an
exquisitely languid attituuo, her
diaphanous (irupertes daspuscd with
Dateless grace, her gold head hying
beak, and her fringed eyes looking
into his adoring face. Ilo hag rettel
ed tato stage whom he tuition
oven the gelled programme Iu bee
Idle fingers, when he (cels frauti•
Dally Jealous of tiro rose that car•
noses her milk -white nock. Ho would
like to take up those white, indo-
lent arms and kiss then, or do any
other Idiotic thing. And nll the
time the calm beauty sees only
0110 kingly head, only ono face—
and that not tiro face of tho wor-
shipper at her gide. At the mere
sight of adr Maurieo Dermot hor
heart beats as it will never beat
for mortal man again.
• "And to think he would hire been
mine but for her 1" site %aye to hor
sell, passlonately.
And very likely ho would; eon.
Stant. dropping wears away a stoats
and to all human probability, If
Olpey had never come to Drumau•
eon Castle, Miss Blake would In
• due tlnio have been mistress of 1114
ancestral home.
She watches Glpsy now and sets
her white tooth together, and she
notes the maddening charm that
Boo moot of all In her 0yee. She
watches Colonel Bryan take up a
long, fur -lined cloak auld wrap It
round her, and then open the heavy
door outside, Tho moonlight tat
white and ehlnSng.
Mies Blake, [eluting forward at
little, sees Sir Maurice's wife de-
liberately clued the oak door again.
She turns with an odd smile to hor
oompuolon.
"Married women can do anything.
Wouldn't it be aottstdered very dread-
ful If I asked a gentleman to tako
me out upon the terrace? And yet tiro
ONLY A Melttt'P ('OLD)
Yet it May lewd to (:'onetimptoa and
an early Grave.
If your blood Is poor or watery, a
touch of cold or u]Ducntt will settle
in your lunge, and tae slight cough
of to -day way turn to tiro racking
ooneumptivo's cough of to -morrow.
Weak lungs aro caused by weak
blood; walk blood Ie an open Invita-
tion tor contemptine to lay upon you
the hand of death.
Stop teat wage by enriching your
blood and atrrugthening your lunge
with Dr. WLlleuus' fink fills. They
mako new„ rich, red blood. They
add resonating power to the lungs.
They have saved huudrede from a
oousumptivo's grave. Hero Is a poet -
five proof that Dr. Williams' link
Pills Dore where other medtclnes fail :
Mies Bathe Henry, Charlottetown,
P. E. 1., says; "Sumo months ago 1
got aught in n rain storm, and the
wotting was followed by a cold. At
first I paid but little attention to it,
but as the cold clung to ane and fin-
ally developed into a hacking cough,
I became alarmed and consulted a
doctor, who gave me a bottle of
moonlight looke vory tempting";
lied she givee him a full etralght look
—u look that Mrtnge the blood throb-
bing to him brain.
'.0'111 you come?" be asks, eagerly.
"If I ask you, will you mono?"
"Yes," she snym, qulelly, and gath-
ers herself and her slatting raiment
together. "Wait till this dance be-
gins," she whispers, thrilling him
with another magic look. "1 want
to moo tiro moonlight ; but I don't
wain', every one to gee ani looking
at 1t "
She speaks sit riottiy and looks so
Lovely that he makes up his mind
that beloro they hove finished con-
templating the moon hr, will possess
himself of the ruse at her breast.
A most alluring waltz emptleg the
old hall epeetltly, and with a smile,
(tall arch, hall paual.ve, the beauty
of tiro oouttty suffers her swain to
wrap her snowy muoulders In a cloak
—a work he 'legend over ecstatically
—lord they, too,. pass out of the por-
tals into the world of mystery and
moonlight without.
• • • • 1
Not one word does 1111sy say its
elle hurries Colonel Brya.i round to
the terrace, which runs the Whole
lengie of the more Moderil part of
.ho castle. The tower itself, Ivy -clad
and grim, Inks down upon them,
w1.11 1110 muuu'm rayl makfl:g dla-
01011(s of mica ivy leaf.
Ocdunol Bryne keeps pace with the
hostess' tieing steps ail they palm by a
the lighted windows, twit eau hear
the etruing of muslc. 0.ico she looks
up at lam as they pang out of the
moonlight holo the shadow, and he
s.arte visibly. D.ms he thlak of outer
dark, paesouate eyes wpr deed to Ida
own, speaku,g of love and happlitean 1
Ho Inc hardly time to think.
"Thiu way 1" whispers Gipsy,
breathlessly ; and he cannot but
notice the suppressed anxiety in her
voice, " Here—come and look dim;
the river lm mo pretty from hero."
Mutely he obeys, and follows her
to a little buttress built out from
Um terrace and looking sheer down
on to the river. S./ale aro placed
around; and many it eultlnier
day it has pleased Lady Dermot, the
dowager, to derma) tea from this
exalted position.
Then tilpsy turns, and, full In the
moonlight, gazes up at him. It Is only
a look, for, before oho hag time to
*oak, a voice cries:
"Paul!"
lnpsy flies away and ho is left
annus with Sibyl,
• • • •
The moon mutt be vory attrac-
tive to -night, or the cool air very
enticing, for Miss Blake paces the
terrace Indefatigably for some ten
minutes, apparently listening to the
Indiana rhapsodies of the man at her
gide whose volae Ie shaking, partly
from excitement, but chiefly trout
oold, Miss Blake heard tud heeds not;
she looks up and down, but there
la not a sign of Lady Dermot uud
Colonel Bryan.
A few steps further on, and mho
comes upon a scene that even olio can
hardly believe—Colonel Bryan stand-
ing gaunt and grim against the sky,
a woman's olaopod hands upraised
and laid upon his breast, and a wo-
man's taco, dt torted with agony,
upturned to his.
The moan's rays ohne full neon
her. There in no mistake—them outs
be no;ie. It fa tint face of Sir Mau-
rleo I)ermot's wife !
A few sobbed out words reach Inas
against hlm, and Iter throat swells.
For a eeaoud she 1s tempted to tell
Mut all, and tion the recollection
of his own worde. "If through yon
should now disgrace o,] the o.d name
of Dermot," send, back the tido of
speech, and Sir Mturlce's mother
ue(er recovered eenlnand of herself
as quickly an (tipsy does sow. Look.
lug up. situ Nays, with ]L heir -smile:
"Only a little, Maurice; and 1
was afraid to go back to the ball-
room by myself' —a np cell half-true,
and yet oho hates herself for the
deceit as ho answers, fondly:
"And tine Is my dance, (loar. 1 have
been looking forward to tho walls
with my wife." I
Alias Biako walohos the husband
ami wife enter the room, and notices
that Gipsy looks strangely troubled.
They are close heslde her, and she
nntea tlipsy's one brief, trusting look
at her hesitan1..l'e ince, and sees 1110
answering etn11( as be tuolreles her
wltli IlLs arm :lad sweeps her away
Into the whirling, twirling vortex.
"Hypocrite 1" whlspertc the beauty,
through her teeth, her eyes searching
1hrow,gh the crowd for a phew dross
and a man's tall form ; and, though
laudleuld and wife know It not, to-
night as the beginning of the end.
CItAPT1:tt XXV.
Tho night Is waxing Mlle at Ura-
manoon Castle, and the merrl:ng
will soon 0e struggling Into birth.
The chaperons begin to look
Brod, 111 the tangle word "sup-
per' thrille through the room. The
young p:oplo think more of the ex-
tra uai.nes, whlle the chaperons are
4ustainine exhausted nn tura on
chicken wings and champagne.
Lord Bautard elmflle(1 up to \tree
Bryan. She 18 worth propitiating
with at little attention note and than.
fell ()via ILI Bills
Mot to Make, 'thee, Blight, Good
Natured and Well.
A crying baby is an unwell baby.
Tito little eiutp is not cross for the
fan of it. Ile cries booause that is
the only way ho has of expreshtg
the fact thole he is either In pain
or discomfort. Most of his little
troubles are due to some disorder
of the ,stomach or ilotvwls, and if
Palty'a1 Own Tablets aro given both
rho trouble and t'oswu1tlug 6001911mem
will d4alppeal You can take a ano-
ther's word for at, and Mrs. 'John T.
Sutherland, of l3. )s(IeLh N. B., eatye:
"1 think Iia11y''.4 Own Tablets the best
me/Moine In the world for little ones.
My baby was fiery Groes and wed
to keep oto awake half the night be-
fore 1 got the Tartlets. Now she
sloops soundly, is gto,l-natured alai
le growing splendidly." You ertn gavt
thews Tablets with perfect safety 10
a new born babe. They are guaran
to the feast.
They are Just too late. The supper
room le oruwdmd, every chair and
plate Med. Lord Batitara's face
tall~. Airs. ltry (3 turns to hlm, with
a twl ikle In her heady eyes:
"1 think, Lord Bautard, the game
is up indeed."
"Humph 1" he grunts, not appre- for eve/lithe' frocks, eepoclully in
elating her wit. fawn and grey. Pat•islans always
They have, however, the fehelly of choly their goal sense In dressing
seeing the Dowager Lady Dermot 111 complete harmony, and their
rlslwg amt mothg away, g"".
111114. for gray is very pronounced.
her torn Inco over her arm. .N. Y. Tlwns.
"All file hot thlt,gs gone!" grunts
Lord Bnntard. "We stayed a little Notating could be prettier than
fol long." tills lies French bl0ue0. The mat -
and
10 t i apply Mrs. Bryan 011111 used In Its creation 1s mauve
and return to the supplattey
of l:ot[ lame liberty silk. The neck is out out
on, when a ft'exh supply of hot game slightly, and filled In with an em•
may appeal' piecemeet of guipure bordered with
Tile Dowager meets Maurice le the teen velvet. A loaf appiiea1(ml of
doorway as site in unlace away with
her tattered Spanish
lass, lace mounted over green mousseline
"What le the mutter with your farms bretetletike p10001 on the
wife?' she whiepers. "She Is looking waist. The largo box -pleated sleovos
miserable." are mot at the hand by deep cuffs
"L dont think so," replies 5L' edged with velvet and further adorn.
Maurice, looking all the 3611110 at ed with mousseline embroldery.
Gipsy npproaeldng with Cnlo 'd Mousseline also mate* the modish
110y1111, who appears equally glum. er vat. .1 hedge ekiri is 0 urn with
Lady Deriuut dues trot seem fes- lite blouse.—Nash. Star.
live by any menus, and the eyes that
respond to her husband's gleno, are
simply miserable.
"Get my wife a,glaso of Champacrne," i
ho says, hastily', to Colonel Bryan;
enol thou, turn. ng to her, he whis-
pers, "Don't look so dreadfully bored
and unhappy, darling; pepplo are no.
tieing DO'
His words have ten times more
effect than ally kinder ones could
have hail, She would have burst
est crying if lir Mautl:e's manner had
been a shade more affectionate; his
half -bantering, half -serious tone
stcalles her immediately; and, after
n sl girt tremor of her mouth, she
iu all right, and she smiles back at
her husband its elle passive on to the
scupper table.
1 Colonel Bryan le very stern, very
alotructed, and Gipsy 16 silent, 100;
her thoughte are with poor, unhappy
:ethyl. 11 s Blake survey -s her 0aun-
1y, nod uotloee the signs of supprees-
,s l agalnl low lh Lucca.
"1 followed )0n"":ro1example, Lady
Dermot, and took rt turn on the ter-
rane. It was trice In the moonlight,"
sir remarks, quietly.
A hot, burning flush, scorches
thin spring and summer fabrics, But
there are many signs that larger
skirts will be the rulo.—Tribuue.
In Ports they are wearing a great
Boal of velveteen, both striped and
spotted, sometimes trimmed with
fur. 1L Is being used in p,11e 'Medea
vlpay r uwv.
,'t', ne CotRtnued 1
DRESS HINTS.
1 Gray clout gowns ore among
the very newest fashions, made
- with deep flounces or bands of
amen! to contain no °plate, or polo
obelus sleepy stuff, and are a sure
euro, for all the minor ailments from
which little ones suffer. Sold by
me/Beale dealone or sent post paid
at 25 cents a box by writing direct
to the Dr. William Modielne Com-
pany, Brockville, Ont.
He thieks of her iliuners, and he
thinks of her wine, and his pully
features distort thomsclveed lute u
smile,
"Have the pleasure of taking you
hito supper, Mrs. Bryan?" ha puffs
cwt.
Full well he knows that elle llke-
tvlse (Loot's her supper and makes a
steady, lengthened meal of 1t. 5110
announces her assent to Ile proposi-
Ilon with her Irlenelleet snort. Per-
haps sh0 la not exempt from the 111.
kale 41011)s hr]e is 1 human t
ore
. o nu ,
and would rather sup with a lord
than an esquire, even though the
lord were void of all the attributes
that go to make a pleasant compan-
ion. Perhaps her maLcioum old heart
rejolegs a,1 rho knowledge of the fact
that, 11 Lord Halliard oecortd her
to 1110 Malap1e1, he cannot take Lady
Dermot., sailor, who presently 11101,e%
off graciously, la her Spanish lace
and her topazoe, on the arm of a
portly netghwrltig &Loire, who pule
his Feat 11101 through a yard of tho
Spanish lames, and tells her, cousui-
'ugly :
Lucky It to a flimsy, Lady Der-
mot !"
A flimsy, lanced—sed 11 coots good -
Mese 0luy kuowe how much n yard.
Mrs. Bryan hears the pleasant
sound of the tearing of that lace,
hears the squire's awkward apology,
and sees the look on her ladyship's
face—:t look that Apeako not old
volumes, cut a: whole library. Mrs.
Bryan bolo she is hardly W need of
supper after such a mental treat as
this; but elle turns, with an stir of
0prightliness, U, Lord 1/1 (1terd.
"Charming bull 1 Lots of ugly wont -
en ---very lciv pretty ones; Mut not
enough mea--a0undance of teal, -
medicine. Unfortunately, It did not tlowers1"—taking In the rote el
help ole, and 1 began to grow pale, Blake. (10111141110 Wm at liar right hand.
lost in weight and my apPolito mom- " Oh, Paul, you did love me once !" "tome along 1" she //aye, pleasantly,
pletely lett me. I was now regularly And then elle tarns to her adorer, to the 1011010 row. "IVe elderly people
under the caro 01 the doctor, whowhose teeth aro rattling like caste- ore to have the first of the supper.
You must be famished silting 40
long."
latterly people! Mia+ Grlmshaw's
sdver evitet positively rattles on
her brcastboue with rage. A glaro is
Iter may reply.
The Baby advances to Lno rescue,
with n heroism that is fine of its
kiral.
"1 am glad to rest for a little," she
says, with a simple air.
"Rest for a little i" snorte back Mrs
I:ry1u1, teking up the gauntlet. "My
dear ere:wired, 1 thought yet would
be glad to oleo out of your chairs,
even lu stretch your logs a bit.^
The whole six are petrified tvith
anger and oousternatlon ; but, as
Mr,. Bryan might po.sibly say wore,
things, they wlsoly hold teeir tongues
—at Icaet In her presence.
Lord Bantard turns to her with n
confidential air.
"We won't go to yet. Dermot told
mo Just now the hot things weren't
up yet. Game—capital things at sup
per. We won't go till the game in up.'
Presently ile shuffles off. and re
turns with haste and alacrity, and
offers his fat elbow for Mrs. Bryan's
acceptation,
that snbatltut08 and medicines said , his arm engem! hor. "Now, Mrs. Bryan, the game Is np,"
told me my lunpss wino affected, and lets:
that 1• waw threatened with consume- " Come, let us go 111 ; It 19 too
ti(un. Tito doetor'e treatment tail colt,"
not seem to !•merit me in the leant, "Yee," lie assenam; and 110 cppears
1 steadily grow weaker, and finally to hove noticed nothing of the drama
was compelled to remain in bed. At enacted before h'm.
this limo a friend urged me to try Mien Arles Blake returns to the
Dr. Williams' fink Pills, and even ballroom there Is a cold, triumphant
brought me three boxes before 1 look in her ryes as she glances at
finally consented to take them. I Sir Maurice.
have reason now to bless my friend'e ; " Fool 1" site thinks. "And yet 1
persistence, tweauso I felt hotter le -1 could !oleo sworn Ilii wino loved him.
fore all the pills were gone, and 1' Lei hi& teett revenge will come!!"
glac:ly continued rho trentm nl1, and ' While Minx Blake Is thus cogitating,
wits won able to be out of heti and ' In a deep window of tate staircase
take a walk each day, I am now ht ' site Gipsy, white and agitated, She
the host of health, and tveiglt ten has flurried In through a side
pounds more than I,dl(1 before 1 took door, and esealped for five min-
slak. I feel that I owe my 111e to Wass' quiet and rest. She presides 'tor
Dr. William/' lank I'Ills, and hope' throbbing forehead ;loftiest the 0001
my experience will benefit some glass and tries to slop shaking anal
other sufferer, shivering.
All diseases which come from poor I "Poor, pear Sibyl!" Glory sighs.
blood or weak nerves (stn be driven "How terrible to think of tier, and
from the system by the use of Dr. then to hoar all the music and nolle
Williams' Pink !'ills, which may be' downstairs."
heel from any dealer In medicine, or ! There Is a stop on tiro stairs, and
will be Neat post paid at 500 per 41111 springs up no her husband
box, or els boxer for $2,rO, by writ- • reaches her.
Ing direct to the Dr, Williams' Metal- I "Darling, what le it 1" Aren't you
clne Oo Brockville, Ont, Remember well?" ha asks, anxiouely, putting
t be ")set tie good" do not cure ' For a moment she Matte her heed
0
ho e11ueklee, and leads her gallantly
gray squirrel, and with blouse of
tate 53610 fur. Bolero jackets, with
fael:gc of ermine uud linlsltet tv1Llt
ruffles of whae dice, are attractive
and expensive enough to Insure their
popularity. ---
Small buds predominate an flower
trimmings, tiny pink ruse buds,
asleep au their green loaves being
11:v1011011 forget -mc -note on the
white hats; small roses an all other
shades; small 1 roils of various kinds;
berries of 011(01eut sitides. Holly
berries formed one entire hat.
Sleeves are to be restrained In their
wild wiredr towards the grotesque,
particularly as regards that vagary,
1110 wide sleeve wan a 1.0:0.101 be-
neath it, trade of some flimsy lab -
rte. Bat sutshe 1 sleeves are being
dedeel, 101(1 (01110 aro given delight -
L11 little elbow outfit that bulge Just
lit the helud of the arm, white othere
are to he made, of stripes of velvet
and set In such a way that they look
pleated, and aro very faselnathig 1u
effcat. The 01011 drir 00)111 may he
expeetel to lengthen, for there Is ev-
ery elein011 of an effort belong made
to strengthen the exigtiwg faint re-
gard for the fasblons of the fortlee,
though these ere not to bo seen un-
til warm wi•athor brings musllns.—
Loldun Hail. _--
Examples of the fuller skirts o0
0',11111113 gowns acro noticeable. Both
thin and heavy unate•lals seem
suitable for more ample skirts when
reserved for the evening. For the
daytime women will be probably less
(tasty In respect to putting more
stuff into skirts tad watt for the
NOW 'IN HS AliLLE Nil.1.
'ulvrrs.it,r:,1 <':airu 110a Brea hi
lit l• urrr u'rhou„a"d Veers
The course of still at the %ail-
vers,tp of Cairo would have many
(11trnetnt13 1111' Amswinall eallege
boys/ t.su> dislike, the drudgery ,d reel -
end chess -roe'- disclaino. Au
Arab student peesehee 11ni ell with
coley of the korai, a Wank/it and
n 11,111 of bread A vaennt 1'ace is
11ssiete,1 him on the floor matting,
161i011 becomes his derudtur,y' while
Ile stn ye. Ino studies when lie phloem,
then he sl"rps or pets, alter which
Ile 1)110011 the 'sett for learning.
This ix probably the palest univer-
mitc In the world. It tuns founded in
Odle .1,D., and team a thriving Insti-
tution ts fore Oxford wetted its
doors.
We matriculated be removing our
shoes and found nearly 5.000 Nth -
dente, singly or in groups, engaged
in study or meditation.
"Nal warfare between /defense and
religion p,Isuo here," whiepered Doris
to mo. "I've been watching this
man. Ile is pouring over a map of
the United Mates, muttering ntertn-
while "Alin It 1 ABalt I Nobody 15
greeter than Allah!"'
"Original research Is unknown to
the .1roe," 1 explained. "They aro
rho mere (('0 11 outs of knowhxlge that
was antiquated when America was
discovered. Their minde are thus oc-
reeled with utterly (lead themes.
Religion Is the haste of all knowledge,
and a year or two must be given to
the koro]. The student then pro -
1 1/ study law, 16111011 1s undc•r-
etoiel to he 'a eonlprettenslon of the
pre'r'pts of (:(ill In relation to the
notions of men, some of which It Is
our duty to perform, while others
are quoting the /lefhlitlon of Juris-
prudence of Ilio greatest of Arabic
thinkers."
"Let we Bea how mash g'ogrep11v
this man knows," and without fur -
1 tier 13(13, Dorle coated herself beside
till) sttdest. When addressed he re -
1 plied roe'teoasly in F'reeelt that he
linllal from Mokhnh, an Arabian city
near the mouth of the fled sea, and
Ilnd heel two years lin the nniver-
slty. :1t our request he located esv-
eral of the largo cities of North Am-
•erice. bat he wets aequ:liutd61 with
Ino' history of 1114 otvn people, and
he lorknl the enthuslawn of a real
1 student.
"1 bevy brrome attached to Egypt;"
said Don0, as Wo drove back to the
hotel,
`Thr hurl and the climate are de-
lightful,"' tome/telt/el her /nether,
"but 1 eacnft full In love with' the
Arai. Ifie vanity r0n'wm0s
Makes him Lim morbid. Nut content with
leather, teumeu out ul heaven, he
thinks e:u'Ill wag made for lint
/lone — lucky man 1"—"Destiny of
Botha"
A llnssinu artillerist claims Heft
experiments in the 11us13111 army
have p001(w1 that tit" ow u!' yellow
speetnclee by gunners and riflcm"o
enables them to shoot more twee-
rately by ;10 per cent. than when
they use the 1;1133(1 eye, espedally
in variable light.
Dreadful Pains AND
Swollen Ankles
Kidney Disease Developed into Dropsy - After Fifteen
Years of Suffering Cure Was Effected by
DR. CHASE'S KIDNEY -LIVER PILLS
Dropsy lea natural result or neg-
lected kidney dlrnnse. When the kld-
n07s become deranged uric acid is
lett Ln taw 1)100;.6 11114 t'oo 1)131 be-
comes watery ail vltlnle+h F1"81(
tad weight gradually de?case and
arungth is sI'wily veilausted. 5woi•
1,11 ankles and logs are among the
iiret lldlratfonl of dropsy, end this
ympt0m arises from the fart that
r0 vystem le filled with water that
:hone! pass db( by way of 1110 kid -
1111.8,
Titre le prob,bly no ailment which
171.th4 to 15(1011 drraulfully 131in111I and
utn.1
diseases ns derangement of 110
tidacye, and conxequettly the gnu,]
licit Dr. Chase's KIiney-Liver Pale
o In checking kidney disorders and
.rrvrntln1 dropsy, Bright's dlidenne,
.labetes, etc., 030 neve,• h', estlnmt-
Mr. Arthur Walden, Ferryvlll' ,
Carleton Co., N. B., writes: ' My wife
I was a great sufferer from kidaoy
dire,as' for several years. She was
t•oubLol with pe Ina in the entail nt
the leak and 111 the aide, 003 greed -
ally losaug flesh and growing weaker.
She got into a very bad state, suf-
ferer! fire:1.1Ni Mills, and her aald'o
would swell up so that 360 were,
11011..1 of drops,v. R'0 hal a book of
Dr. (Ihase'o in the !tease, awl remel;1
about lir. Chase's Keane;; -liver Has,
'heeded to try therm. Mallei eine
00630 with flus leoulmsnt. 'Hy elf„
hail been entirely rurcd, and srtya she
would not by Witten 1 1),'. Chase's
Kidney -Liver fills for ten tinter the
prier."
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