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was with a bewitching smile that she

omg . e on | dee eee one et | RIMMMNMRpr assessment a er our { seemed to express the tendency of her a | mind. She bowed p litely, but her eyes What iS : | told the question which she did not put | into words—why was her visitor here? | / as ‘“You will wonder why I have come,”’ ! HMMM OWN SS | said Mrs. Vandeleur, ‘‘and indeed I | ie ee Se Oar : a ily know what impulse possessed me | ; | to descend on you in this unceremoni- | ous manner. My only excuse is this——I : v am an old friend of a man you know Maurice Harding.’’ i Olwen’s face froze at onc She mo- | tioned her visitor to a seat, but remain- SS

_ 1699, SY TRE AUTHOR. ed standing as she replied : ) The Words seemed inay 1 know the sort or nt Ww om, } | ‘‘Mr. Harding is an acquaintance of | Castoria is for Infants and Children. Cast 5 @ il ,OTrdads seemec lappr priate t ‘4. a Re Sori i man ior rhom, sie ants me : te r . . ‘ . , L the bronzed face and manly ficure of still cherishes ‘a tendresse®’ "’ way essen . head | harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregor._, ops oe wisites awl 4 a8 a : “6 neta 3 i ‘Of course you know,’’ said Lauri, . . “ P . " . $y h r Visitor, and yet th: y fel] li | J don’t suppose she doe I could whit. at facili ot wt i “that he hha and Soothing Syrups, lt contains neither Opium, upon Harding’s ear ike everv man not tell her, you know. ”’ a ee . . . ‘ e te os r. a. ot man, | ie Fede. : i ne | been very ill?” Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is Pleasant. le forg nat Laura Vandeletur was a “ve Suppose not. but—some one | ae lee lanked a ‘ . oune . | beautiful woman, younger than him else micht.’’ Olwen sat down. It ee ae sed Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by Millions of [or a. oe gph ance ise : _ | though she could not stand any longer. ; i : @ | Self, and not without her own sxsce; [t would be no use It is not onls CF OER it Sees SP nln auth Celie Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays Feverish« , | tibilities. He heard , rindlines that she remembers Lionel, but also 2 caf a ee ee ee : : rs : : or Dead's Kideey Pri, cola sees | of her tone a1 r “en ame = ‘note | Chet the hates s 3” ‘‘It was fever. He was subject to it, ness. Castoria cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria os em Sel Wee SRC pul down to the in- aU BHO Bates mo. or Be be iinet Riie Bn : 4 ‘ . 4 fo Bones = Sa ae | nate motherliness of which he belie. “Ab!” but Id a think it returns unless h | relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and ‘id : ‘ | sie: aad Sp pel a 4 : a . is sulering from mentai distress or anx- ei : ie & iy Kidsey cure. Take none | every woman to be possessed. He yield- | The long drawn intonation ended in POR ee wee eed wi wedi wnat Flatulency. Castoria assimilates the Food, regulates ———— initiated aia ed his confidence ; — ; .y | @sigh. It was inscrutable, and Harding | ““*?: *,"**©'©% a a ee ae . : : — y « 1 Weaken “03 tea 7 ba nr tl In a few lifted his eyes to discover wl ‘ it | 1y im that way at present. You—per- | the Stomach and Bowels of Infants and Children, giving i ofen sentences he tok 1e storv of. is yes List ? le a a os ‘ . . : S D-O-D-D2S } bis ill fate a wooing, of Ol sr. n’s refuse] meant. He Saw a lovely Vision before te a ” know W ay? ‘ " ¢ ar healthy and nacural sleep. rf astoria 1s the Children’s . : ae : : . . “*| have no—no—knowicave of Olr: 2 a . | of his proposal and her reason for hating | him. The golden hair shone like the Sradeiiieas a atadies + wink: Mmaaaies deinen -anacea—The Mother’s Friend. or - ——— | him. ‘*You see she had justice on her + 8Ureole of a saint around the sweet, bite my "sha : if 7 Neem hee Sl »» j Edend : . : . 1ard to retain her se! ossession. | side,’’ he ended ¢ ftw with a heace itying face, with its delicate coloring, : ees ad ; ; : ee ended gloomily, with a heavy | Pitying face, a Piston “Eave you not?’ Mrs. Vandelear Castoria. Castoria. # NOT SE : | eigh. ‘One can hardly expect a woman | its wonderfrl expressiveness of feature. -ed wistfully at the cirl. ““Isit noth oe | ound - | to forgive such an insult such zn in- He fancied that there was even a tear semedanese sis Famgion i ee “Castoria is an excelient medicine for) ‘‘Castoria is so well adapted to childres a : sult, : 20 i ‘to you that he is ill, weak, despond- ; ; ' q ‘ : children.

Mothers have repeatedly told me that I recommend it as superior to any pre

in the bewitching blge eyes. He had

jury, as I inflicted upon her."’ Y . 6 ta 9 ra ore ed : : : é _ . , ; . entt ou see, We are cid friends, hx of its good effect upon their children.” scription known to me.” ‘‘Perhaps not.’’ said Mrs. Vand never seen Laura Va*“cleur so entirel ot 5 ae ' . BUT GIVI NG an rh io not, a Mrs. V andels ur ats teow Sal re y andi. He knew me when my kusband Dr. G. C. OsGoon, Lowell, Mass. H. A. ARCHER, M. D. Brooklyn, N, ¥ te) oe 1@ 3 inca «< 2 280. - i 3 omen feel these things so "a & ar i wasalive; he has been very good to me ' AWAY CHEAP deeply. you see, Evidently Mien Dare io / 1 Wan ® moment of weakness with | rnd it was natural that he should tel THE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE OF a Terk 7 ‘ ; * im. e put out his hand impulsively. | “"*,*” **‘ ee ee ry eee C-S S G R O L eeeleee not a person who forgives very easily. P : I ae me ms story—focrgive me if I speak tco

‘‘Laura,’’ he said, ‘‘you are a true friend. I know nobody like you. Won't you take pity on me and be my friend

frankly—the stery of his love fer you and of the rejection which has caused

A lot of odd lines in men’s, misses’ 3 a ‘ucHn DAIN.

of your mind altogether, Maurice. Oth-

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and boys’ BOOTS and SHOES that I bought right for cash,

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i self. For a moment it seemed to her as | He stopped abruptly. She had risen j and see them, if sbe bad aosolutely proposed to him to ; t her feet quickly, as if something had IT § T00 ? marty her, but it had evidently not :°6 Chese goods, I got them at a bar-— | etrnck Harding in that light. Heshook le sie To undergo APPEARS ON EVERY WRAPPER. gain, that is the straight tip. his head despairingly. ‘‘I shall never ae Y if ) an operation love another woman. I never saw one _— = ea” f f | for itching © i Sm CINTA 3% COMPANY 77 KURRAY STREET, NEW YORK GrTY. F T who tonched me in the least until I met . fT * Piles when Dr. A, W. Chase’s Ointment ith a ee HOMAS Viwen Dare. is a surer, cheaper, easier way to cure. f ¢ ¢ ; 2 ; aAAw ant vice how 4 L vara bit he r lip, pit ré CoV erlag ~ _ Cruel, barbarous methods belong tothe dark j McQUAID self almost instantly she spoke Wits ages of the past. There was atime when a — — =e J} resolute cheerfulness. ‘ surgical een _was considered —— r —, edit) Bet. bn elle remé to havi possible cure for piles. Not so now. cca G oce es C 0 ke d Glassware > . Puen Ther i. _— if mt I want Pat hi ; | = sionally there is still found a physician who r rl 5 g r C 4 all , Boot & Shoe Store. ee eee, ee Lionel Borrodail ‘ Mil 7 [ | adheres tothis dangerousand expensive method, a - alana was your ward, cnow, but wards ar } but to every one who still believes in using the Ww : +7 not often so submissive to their cuard i = knife, ninety and nine recommend the use of Retail at holesale Prices

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of hard drinking and hard living. He | ; ; : ‘J : ; sent re : d tli . 7, . | at him and tearing her handkerchief to egan that dowward career in Italy

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\ Joes this Wwoman—this Olwen Dare : . : ' cattle a long pause she spoke in a stifled voice. = = - = **I will answer yon in 24 hours,’”’ she

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‘“‘His father had left mesupreme con trol over him until he ‘should be 2° years old. I could have cut off his in- come entirely for atime. With : men the threat of doing this wor! have been powerless, but Lionel hated exertion or hardship of any kind. Aft a little futile resistance he gave way especially when I impressed upon him the bad account I had heard of the gir!

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LOVE’S FLOWER GARDEN.

In Love’s Flower Garden there is the full-blown rose of married happiness and

concerned in wifehood and motherhood, there are only thorns, and to her the per- fume of motherhood is the aroma of death.

No woman is fitted for the responsibili ties of wifehood and the duttes of mother-

| i Surely it would be better to put her ont

—always? You know how little I have to offer you, yet—-there is only you who could in any way’’—

which to utter what she wished to say. **You don’t know—you don’t know

make you happy, Maurice—but’’— ‘If you desert me, Laura, I shall

have nothing left,”’ said the man sadly

and simply.

' She stood on: the hearth rng looking

which to think.

[I can say nothing now.

Then she pressed her torn handker- chief to her eyes and passed out of the room, leaving Maurice Harding to his own reflections

CHAPTER IV.

Olwen Dare had gone back to a little cottage of her own, a place which she loved because it was so far from the madding crowd of London life It had a charming garden sloping down to the river, and whenever she was tired or sick at heart it seemed natural to her to go there and recruit herself. But the housekeeper wondered a little when she

But she said nothing about her surprise, to Miss Dare. Her tnistress had a dignity of her own which sid not permit of impertinent ques- dioning.

(To be Continued )

Dr. Chase's Ointment.

Dr. C. M. Harlan, writing in The American Journal of Health, said :

‘* We know that ‘Dr. Chase's Ointment’ meets all the requisitions of the highest stand- ard of worth, that it will be held in high esteem wherever it is used, and consequently we endorse it to every reader.”

By force of merit alone Dr. Chase's Oint- ment has won its way into this wide, wide world, until it has made the name of Dr. Chase familiar in almost every home, and won for the venerable discoverer the title of ‘‘ America’s Greatest Physician.”

Dr. Chase's Ointment has r to fail as a cure for piles. whether blind, itching, bleeding or protruding,

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t, where she was working’’— | “ a . ” "haes’s Oint : absolut ere , natn tm , from your grocer you can al- ‘You were careless about your facts. | Maurice! Can it be you? 2 oe s Ointment is an absolute and p A HI os 100 Flower Pots from le up ways feel sure of securing the Sedinn © . | stung her, thrilled her with sudden De. A. W. Chase's Otatment is the @iscovery of theauthes Ly _F® A 1000 Teapots from 10c*up 5 Sd “anrice. | mei Invol arily } hand s I of Dr. Chase's Recipe Book. whose portrait and signature fe MT te ote ae wv eapott , ‘ best ati ality by askin for::: ‘“Yes anc she blames me—vwho wonld pain. nvoluntari y her hand soug at on every box of the genuine. + = ‘= All dealers, @ “Are-~ aul a ‘ OF QUaIY DY a e ees ee re ss aa Sa , | her heart. It had given a startling leap | "dmauson. Bates & Co., Torunte. BiG” VALui 1000 Jugs very low not ?—for that. I was so anxious at the ome 47 5 ’ ; times: you ese, to free him from the toile | and was now beating so hard and fast < Fon gy + e, oul see, to tree Phin rom tne tous ae . . > . ‘ | > ;: » "1A of ‘advent ‘ T ra ett : that she could hardly find voice with ee ‘ érry Sets, 7 pieces, 2i¢ an aaventuress, as i considered her, :

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the holy perfume of joyous motherhood | came in November, just when the gar-

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ORANGE MARMALADE, put up io glase pots, which we are now offering at the low rate of

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Also jnst opened a case of Pime- apple Marmalade which is of very fine flavor. The Pineapple and Ginger Marmalade bas aleo given excellent satis- faction.

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the extreme. Mrs. Vandeleur glanced round her, shrugging her shoulders a little and remarking to herself, with a pretty, cynical air: ‘‘She must be in love with him! Else why should she come to this place of desolation ?’’

She rearranged her veil, put up her hand to feel that the golden hair be- ueath the black toque with its bunch of violets was smooth and neat, then rang the bell at the door. She was admitted and shown into a quaintly furnished little drawing room, ‘‘all chintz and china,’’ as she expressed it afterward, and left alone while the maid went to summon Miss Dare.

Laura Vandeleur was nervous, but

she did not show her rervonaness It

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