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s sickness and suf-

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constipation. They are A mild but powerfiil medicine that goes directly to the root of the trouble. They givesinstant re- lit-i_ to the congested bowels and assist them in doing their

who has just been ri-lcaseil liingiztshiiig in pdiii and

.ive a faint idea of the in-

ury Avca, Detroit, Mich. Mole than this, they heal and

:-trengthen the liowels, giving

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Lovii Fon ‘ IS LDVE

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AN HOUR Fomaviak.

BY AMELIA E. BARR.

Author of "Fr`ien'd Oliviet."_&c-_I

l’l,'llI.l5l1HIl l‘IXCl.l'§l\`HL\' |3\' TIIE GLU-\RDIA.\' IN THIS PROVINCE

CHAPTER IX. _ "

R 1_5 WW hard to believe what goes

against our wishes; and it. wus al- most impossible for Francesca to ho- licve that Lancelot would now really lt-uve England. There sei.-med. to be such good and valid reasons for his

vi ce o f M iss 4 r.-muining at home, that in spite of “ml ‘1“l>"`ll`_“_U°“-

his melancholy letters and their cer-

sizeland, tiiin nir of change, Francesca would ` - P _ `_ _ ` __ _ '_

not consider his exile usa likeli-

One morning in October, Miss Loi-

dn and her niece were ln tho garden together. It was n. fresh, frosty

'lhe squiro lmd gona into the village on elcctionet-ring business, and tho liulies, in spito of the .contradiction Qi their lovo affairs, weronot unhup- py. Miss Loida was talking with the gardener, and she had her hands full of the lutvst asters. Francesca stood on the terrace steps feeding her pig- eons and laughing at tho melting i-_ws they made to their perpetual song of "Lovcl Love! Love!" She was dresscd in a gown of dark-blue cloth; it had little turn.-d-over cuffs und collar of white linen, and the briglit-brown ribbons of her straw hut fluttt-red about in the glancing sunlight. Iler whole uppenrniico, in- df-i-il, iiidicated ii. mood of serene plc-aisiim-tlint delightful air of clifv-r|`ul happiness which surrounds tliosn: who can enjoy life without the excitoiiiviit of passion or appetite.

Now, us I"i‘mica,-sci-i scnttcrcd the

whciit, sho looked toward the houS0, and saw ii servant approaching her. Ili: hurl the niorning’s mnll on ii sal. vcr, and hc gave ]5`ranccscn n Ii-tter, and then carried one to Miss Loicla. l"r.inccsca's was from L_:\ni-clot. She finished giving the pigeons their brcukfnst with a little conscious hur- ry. and then went to the cleniatifi ar- bor. Miss Loida had taken her letter into the house to read; Francesca was glttd not to anticipate any in-

squaro of popcr in her hand and suf-

o c o c tinge

oi' plans; sho was quite sure tliispar- ticular one wus to set her hciirt nt rent. In all hor life she had no sor-

accustonif-il to hav. all hor desires granti-d. It was inconceivable to hex' that Lancelot should not manage to niukc her happy in the wiiy she dc.- sirvd. She had even begun to feel thnt he had carried delay in tho matter quite long enough for ht-r patience and pleasure. So she opened f.hc__ envelope finally with that air oi di-cision which contains in it is ccr- tnin df-_mnnd that expectation shall be satisfied, and these were the words she read: .

"1"nrowc-ll, adorable Francesca!

Farewell! Farewell forever! In an hour I 'shrill leave England, certainly for some ycxtrs, perhaps for the ro- .mainiler of my life. I do not ask for your rcincirilirnnceg let me be forgob- ten ns soon ns possible. For a great i.ni.~:forLune has come to me; one Ut

mul I would rnthcr die thun make you n sliorcr in it. Only believe thot, though I suffer, I am innocent of all \vron;_f in thought, word, or dccll. It is niisfortune thot I can neither nv:-rt nor explain. -Ii I say tlmt. I,nni lirolu-n-ln»ni'terl, I sny too little. I :ini coinpulled to put luvc from me. 1 nm coinpclli-il to abandon hops. I ri-iiiin life, only because it would be erlwni-.ily to rf-sign it. Iforget one so niisi_-rnlilc. I<`ui'p;ct llio sweet hours wc

cent dr:-nuns; ull our blcsssd hopes for the future. I am too wretched a innn to reinnin in your thoughts 0

ei_y word and lcttcr. She did not cry or fnint, or cvincc any passionate sense of the crushing sorrow_`tliu,t. had come to her Some hot tems filled

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iniw lub 0 woi ni I1 blow. Only yesterday she hnd Wcpf. with nngry impatience bucuuse a carn- loss scrvnnt hnd lot loose into A rrruol world of cats und boys n cage-

hred canary. But to-day she had no tears for the anguish which had coins

sihlo sorrow. Sho did not, sho could not believe in it. Why should such grief come to her? "Am I,a.wa.kc'I" sho asked, with uinnzed and almost

? i iniii mint incredulity

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_ _,_ - nhout. She ft-lt_ that she was strong |" _ "1 HE MENZIE LINE f.v.‘;"i.':..:.,".‘i.'.‘;"'"':..':;‘.:.°;‘:“ .:.:..‘”:: ‘ET Rm Ri? “mo” """'""` » 'i ...ight i..., wioi mm. why had in Are you pale and thin, and oi rl~e name on mar in oi’ the roll. '“’°' "‘°"' "““°" """ lweak ? s Are YOU Gasily 011i

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Sho hnd, also, n kind of painful

shame in being so cruclly des:-rted

l "nz-ying Paper be sure that your Why had not Lancelot. come to biclii__ Y

hor "Good-byn?" i-lurcly them wus no misfortune lin could not tell her

Besides, there was nn uncertainty

about the letter which tortured her

leaving England, but hs did not say to what part of the world he was going. He did not ask her to write to him; he had oven msds it impos- sible for her to send hlrh s letter. He said he was going sway for yonrs-that he might never como hack. What concclvsbls misfortune could ther! bs to drive n lover, A young man of family and wealth and fins prospects, forever from his homo und his nstive land, especially when he declared himself to he as inno-

| cent and irresponsible victim?

S Sho could not imagine one Indeed

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iidiimousei “moo and ‘mme mmm: Fruicescn was singularly urinblo tc;

f"rUt";("’ ' ‘S Klnf 8*' weft: fmnglns sltustlonl of sorrow of of

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rows l'° anticipate' and she had lice' simple _nssci'tlon. that ho hits duno

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tm-l_v inconceivable and unforeseen; ‘ ' _ “‘__~ 'l ’l~ 'll H‘\IIf~¢~. bhc

<.u.<l iii. \`o>._ l-~». ~||t,. .].,. “-,mm

|,,,\-c l.,,Ss..d ¢,,,_,,,¢_h¢;-; all our lung.. it with our \':.y~.>-L rcso- 41

to hcr own heart.

It was at first nlmost nn impos-i

such n hnppy world to her. She had never supposed circumstmicos in tho which love could fail to_t‘omIort. her, or hope be turned into despair. The first hour of the experience was stunning und stupofying. and shi.- wiis only conscious of a dumb rebel- lion ngnliist some terrible suf\'¢-ring

\\ht-n Miss Loiila came to seek her

nit-te Irnnu-sea had for the first inonicnt oi tuo u. sense of angel _a

'tt '-1 f

hor grief. But the renl s\\i-vtnt-ss of h.-r nature soon prevnilvd, for Loirla was no silly intcrinctldler with un-

soiiouful gnl to ln. still until shi- choso to spcuk, Sim knew tlnit it was sufficient for I"rn|ict-sen to feel her nt her side, and to bo sure of her syinpathy.

"I huvc hnd a bad lr-tier. Aunt

Loidn-u cruel letter, I think."

"It is 3, cruel letter, Friinccscii,

And if it hurts _von to gvt il. Wlliit must -pooi‘.Lauic.-lot. lnive siiffi-ri-d in the writing of it! Yvs. iiidiwil! Uno can feel thc lwnrt-brcuk in every line."

"What can bs the reason for it,

sunt?"

“I cannot tell you. But I am sure

Imucelot is not tu blame in any way. Poor fellow! How he must bo sutlcringl God help him!"

"I am suffering also, aunt/" "I know you urs. Uh. I kl\0WYO\1

are! Dui. you hnvc your dear futher to love and comfort. you, and you huva Aunt Luidii to suffer every_ pong with you; and you have a good homo and plenty of money, und runny friends, Lancelot has just bur- ied s. futher whom he idolilcd. He has no friends but you and nic. For some reason--I nm sure is. good one, us for as he is concerned-he is homeless, fricndless, without much money, and an exile from his own land nnd people, and, above all, ob- liged by his love and honor to give

pitlnblc condition, of a man more

times more for his nohlc resigna- lion and resolutions; I am sure they :ire noble. I would not believe the whole world agiiiiist Lane<_~l0t’s

nothing worthy of his suffering. Woiiltl you, dc-nr!"

"_\`o_ I would not." "’I`liiit i_<i_i'ight_ 'Then the sting is

out of your sorrow. 'l`o love worth- ily, tlnit in`t~\\-rytliiiig."

“lint wht-n he tr-lls me not to love

hini-tolls nic to forget hini-\\‘hi\n hc luis hid liiinsulf nwny from mo _so that I rnnnot 1-vun .sr-nil him n lub- tcr, wliul. ani I to do?"

"G0 on_loving him ull the more.

Go on tl\|nl\in;.; nbuiit hini :ill thc nioi'--_ lm i-\‘i-i'_‘. thing possible to find 0’H \llil-r~- hi- has nom- to, nnd tlicn .‘.t-nfl hilii thc s:\\1,'i~ti-st, t\'|iill~i'.-5k, ""‘-"~"=~l~£\'> _‘sou c.in \\‘|'it.>_- 'l`hnt is

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hops thot. 'you could bring him homo; uid, of couriw. she will wont him homo!! ‘

"Sl* is s very strange WUIIIBIM

Ioldn. ‘L

"I dare ny sho is s very awkward 4

ond idisngreesble woman; but, t-hell. it is tho mother in the woman ¥.0\l ` will hzvs to deal with. All mothers urs gcntls and kind, I am suro.‘ Flvsrything _will como right. FFBIX' cesca-I um- sure it will-and you will love each other when Lancelot comes hack u you never could have loved lmd you not been separ- ated. Ah, Francesca, all women, in one way or other, have to find out that of nll the sorrowful things in life tliolmrdest of all is loving."-

And the girl was for the time con-

lolsd. because- Loida. understood that in the first hours of sorrow comfort must often consist in promising tho impossible, and in asserting what- ever is the dosirs of tlio wounded 11°!-Ph Fri-ncosca wishi-d'to bulit-ve all that Loldn said; she therefore nc- cepted her assurances, and took what hope they promised her. Another course might have been more pru- dent. and less kind. 'As it was, Fran.- eeslra sunercd very much. No one knew st the time how much, for the circumstances seemed to suddenly de- v_elop in her girl-heart a woman's re- ticencc ond noble restraint. For some days the affair was not spoken of again, and the squire noticed the pallor of his daughtar's fa/:c and the lillglllar stillness of her niunncr.

f‘Whatsv¢r is the niabter with my

little girl?" he said to Miss Vyner one afternoon. "She is either sick or fn trouble. Is it about tliat young man, Loidn.’I"-

"'I‘hings sro not vcry pleasant

about him, arc they, Rashleigh?"

"N0, they are not. 1 ain not to

blame, nm I, now?"

"I cannot say you M-°_u

l"Wel1, thcn?"! "N*1y. lJI`0tl1er, I never talked much

l_b011t my own trouble; it is not likely I win talk <>r1~‘m..e¢sc..'s_ 1 dare Hay she will tell you sooner or ml-91'. whatever there is to tell."

-“Has he gons away yet? Tell me

that much.”

Before Loida. could answer, the

door opened and Francesca entered. The squire looked kindly at her, and drew her chair close to his own. Sh°_ sat down .mn 1..i.i iw. i.<»...i against his big breast, and us he silently stroked her hi-nd, she begun t° Cry- He wus much moved. Ilis voice trembled with the teiirs in it,

as he said:

"Fra.ncescal. .'Why, honey! ,Why,

foyl Whatever is the ‘nintlc-r‘?"

"Lancelot has gone uwuy from Eng-

land, father,"

"He will come back, I'1l bo

bound!"

"He says he will not come back;

H0 gflvo me bark my trotli. He

593/S I must f0l‘get him forever."

"The impudent riiscal! He gave

thee thy troth! My ward, but 11,

was never worthy of thee!"-

"Ft1U1@1‘. you must not :ny A

word against Lancelot. lt. is be- cause ha is so noble, so honorable, so truly fond of me that he gave up our engagement. I wuiit you to und out where he has gone to. Ha did

not tell me.”- "N=1y. my dear, I _win not so

tlltll.. If IIB llR»8 gOl’le, lei, him go, Francesca Atherton is not' such a lass as to _run after n. sivcetlicurt-

prince or spinner."

‘_'Father. dear. Lancelot was some-

l'.h‘“Z m0l`¢.\hl1I1 a passing sweet- heurtj W” had 0DlY one hcnrt and one _life between ust If anything iwrngns to Lancelot, I siitiii nie

oo.

"Nay, thou wilt not. Thou hast

more sense than to break thy heart f0l' any man, Why-al it is not maid-

ellll’ T-0 talk that way."

"F\1_th0l`. I do not live in scraps

and little bits ns some women do; an hour of love and an hour of m°"`-‘{"ml1kUlg. ti. thought about ”“""'1°i!o and so on-I love you with “ll my heart-I would not for ons “Wk SWG you up, father, to be f<l“L`0“ Of Ellglnrnd. I love Lancelot in the some alt ogcthar Way. Lance- l0l- has gone away because hu huts 9. misfortune he will not lei. me slsnrc. I want to ilnld out where he has EGM t0. for I want to write to him und tell him Il would gludly Shure all hlS'mlsl'oi'tur.cs. Father, here is his last letter. Rand it. Anyone may Feld tho wfard of n, love so broken

honrtcd."

Tm’ S‘lUilre took thc letter with

some reluctance. and only i-end it bc- causo Francesca-’s hcud upon his hcfjrl' mind” ht” Plendlng ir|'csist;ihlo.

- 1t_is n middling bit of despair,"

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