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BY MARY CECIL HAY G@\ ‘“Phat’s good,” observed Royden, with limpse of South America whicl > eae . ’ ne T = ec\) $5 ry . ; , | “1 Author of * The Arundel Motto,” ‘ Nora’s Love i< Se et ee A cientific ruth li ca") und as he spoke he pulled aside } a) ” ) ” . — ‘. 1} e ; ia - i a4 : <betu Test,” ‘‘ Back to the Old Home,” Etc. ¥ | the bell handle, “When you make an : sk Ke i oe <ood to be able to prove 5 t ; cs 1 3ark is re f it ic a» Fi it. eee tues unio he : hat the Extract of Cinchona Bark is a powerful 1onic ‘ ) y* ast remark, * 2 > ° ot agen lr. Haught ; < r : sing Physicians. AA Ix IN IK IK ay IX IK IK IS fs IB IX AN IR RK RE Mr. Haughton, that it was from you I property is known to all practising Phy ™ * a some time ago an anonymous As such it has become the standard. It is uniformly slic: lctter threatening rj » law if : > A Delicivus 3 Lave ce smiled a little grimly; he did mot sa a tng hima os _ ; potential for good, 9 Taolelel > was 1 man to be taken | , a tT ” —e us country. eS, . © fubbing 9 vey'’s arrog _ oc er eo r . _ tis, and has deen for some time, in iing- ng a had turned to the servant Re Pts > ’ irrogant conceit, and knew Honor then, and ] . ( | then refreshing sieen—there 3 far too well to heed the insinuation; land.” meat G ts tones were not more easy Sf me $ thing better Yor any hry $ bu the very knowledge which prevent- No answer- and unconcerned than they had been be 1 ie ; : the *¢ All eo = ; ; : ‘ aged ; “In Iingland,” repeated Lawrence fore—“‘call ~al M laug Z @ Always use the ** Albert ® | ed any fear of Captain Trent made him a Pert sawrence, | ' a cab for Mr. Haughton, ° @ 4 fee!) all the more what Hervey had told forcibly. lhe answer to that cowardly and um- “ > BABY’S OWN ? him of Royden, and made his jealousy “Rash,” remarked Mr. Keith, WwW ith sigued letter,” he resumed, when Pierce , e $ more keen and bitter in that compari- easy unconcern. “Yet, ever since Ga had closed the door, “I will give you é ? ' - tel bricl Myddelton’s story was related to | new. I do -hoose ave any coun- Sree ct 7 son and Mr. Keith. i " , not choose to leave any coun x $ SOAP ; “There’s another matter which adds | ™® I have given him credit for a cer | try at your bidding. You offered, I be- { . ; 3 andl weeds sean & fi @ | to Keith’s popularity here,” said Her- eo caution which amounted to tind: | heve, ap letter—I had no patience ' . weTere. ww 2 cunc will havea fine @ rey houg! awrence had. turned | ‘*7- to read it through, but I understood so s a fine Old P. Wi ith i ; > eee vey, though Lawrence ha ine , ort Wine with Extract of Cinchona Bark in > complexion and never be troubled 3 sharply sanenail, as if the conversation | . “And not only do I believe him to be | much—to keep this onerous secret of my roportions accordi to the English and F h Ph : z Fe Th — Giseases. o " @ fF had become tedious; “that is of the cur- = Hngland,” continued Lawrence, hard identity with the murderer of old Mr. yy ng ‘o tae a ae rene armacopcias. © aCe eee eee z rent report of the good he does on his ly able to suppress his wrath, “but I} Mydedlton, of Abbotsmoor, if I would men oO anada have ° - , : wleve hi . r i ym,” save Bng , ‘ : / $ ay aes nae — $ | estate at Westleigh. I dare say the ru- I lev him to be here—in London,” | leave Hngland at once. But you threat- 9 ere pecans koteee Caan @ use. a ae 3 more are as much exaggerated as other , Naturally, remarked Reyden, “ eued, if L would not do so, to betray its chief principles. These active principles are blewded in the proper propor~ © rumors—but they go down- Here you the utmost composure. It Js consi -| my real name to other members of your tion te act as an excellent abpetizer and a most agreeable tonic and fortifier. $ The Albert Toilet Soap Co stop, do you?” ered caay Oe teeny detection im 4] family; especially—if I understood 4 : $ euaiiedaa ° Yes, Mr. Haughton decidedly stopped crowd. aright, this was a very emphatic espe Gubler Analyst and 7 ‘ . . J here. He had enjoyed Captain Trent's “Tle is not in London for that pur- cially—Mies Honor Craven. I do not Consutting Chemist. @ Makers of the celebrated Albert Tollet Soaps. @ society quite long enough, and even Cap- | Ps® returned Lawrence, with kee"| ssk you for your motive, because it has 09% 00000000604 000000004 a ‘Trent himself would have been | “mrhasis, “but before Sere here he | been clear to me from the first, but I Specially recomended for La Grippe, Anemia, Loss of Appetite, sed to a little anxiety if he had stayed for a time close to the very scene | give you my answer once for ail—I shall si : : : the aoneten” t. i eeplessness, Nervousness, Indigestion, General Debility. een able to perceive the harmful effect ol the murder. nct, in any way, either by my absence ’ e > of his words as a preparation for the “Still more rash! , | ov Promise, pamper to your own base ite > visit Lawrence Haughton intended to “In a very ge country town, | ends and purposes. As for that one AT ALL DRIUGGIGTS. 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Haughton followed his then he slowly rose, with a grave,

and waited for Mr. Haughton

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to speak-

“Doubtless you are surprised to see

me, Mr. Keith.” “Very rarely,” said Royden, with his urtesy, “does anything surprise

quiet ce n Mr. Haughton.”

“When I you last, or rather when 1 last ealled upon you,” resumed

saw

Lawrence, plunging at once’ into the subjeet, as if he saw hew unnecessary any introduction would be, “I made | some inquiries, if you recollect, about

your possible cognizance ef the hiding- place of Gabriel Myddelton.”

“1! recollect it well.”

Mr .Keith had resumed-his chair; but the lawyer had pushed his aside, as if he saw an advantage in standing stern-

ly on the rug. “Since then,” he -resumed, in his harsh, claborate tones, “I have myself

obtained a clue to the where- Myddelton’s murderer.” the handsome, lark foce opposite—a change to sur- prise, and fear, but so slight that Lawrence, & moment afterward, cvuld mot feel sure that he had seen it.

“You merit my

present abouts of—old A slight change in

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congratulations,” merked Roydem, coolly, “im having at lust achieved chject. Of you know your clue to be worth follow- . or you would not waste your valu- able time.”

‘The lawyer was gazing with unfeign- el] ustonishment into Royden'’s face. In all his professional exper‘ence no man had ever puzzled him as this man did.

*“] would first ask you,” he said, less for the purpose ef gaining time than in his Gesire to feel his way cautiously to 1 certain point in the conversation, whether you have not yourself sufficient knee wledge this subject? If so, my information may prove wearisome.”

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stuying during the latter months of the year ‘T1L.at the Royal Hotel in Kin- bury.”

“Strange,” mused Royden, slowly rais- ine his clear and thoughtful eyes, “for 1 was myself staying at the Royal Ho-

tel in Kinbury during that very time.”

An inexplicable and ominous pause. Myr. Haughton’s gz2ze intent and watch- ful, Mr. Keith’s questioning and a hit

tle quizzical. The whole suspicion of the man before him was read now, as well as the jealous, passionate purpose which stirred him more than the picion. Yet Lawrence could read noth- ing beyond the humiliating fact, that his own motives and designs were

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comprehended fully and entirely. But awely the fact he had just affirmed must stir this man to the very soul.

Cculd he attempt to keep up any de ception after this?

Waiting to see, Lawrence maintained The pause would be- any and he companion’s words

a marked silence. much as rather his

tray as speech,

would

should break it. tut Reyden had evi- dertiy no intention of breaking it. “Yes.” remarked Lawrence, having

waited as long as he could afford to wait in vain, “you were staying at the Royal

Iictel in Kinbury at that time. Is it wld that. knowing this, and being un- aware of any other stranger sojourn’ng there, too, I should connect in my wind the manu whose presence there I saw?” “Tl hardly follow you. Be distinct, you please, in consideration for my iz- nerance on this topic. With whose pre- sence did you connect mine?”

“With that of Gabriel Myddelton.” The words, especially the Inst t were wttered with unusual distinctucss Lawrence, though comnsciovs cf ese ' ing ip his own hands the final move fer checkmate, did not enjoy these constant

proiminary checks which his compai- icon dealt bim in so leisurely a manner. “(Jubriel Myddelton?’ Royden repeat- ed the name lazily, his head the while to pick up a letter which had fallen to the carpet—“was he stay ng in IKkinbury during a part of September, October and November, 18717” “Ie was, so l am assured.” “Were you aware of it at the time? “I felt confident of it, even then,” re turned Mr. Haughton,imitating his com maner, bow that he felt i was his turm to cry check; “but my proofs then were not so strong and con- clusive as they are now.” “May I inquire if they strong and eonelusive now?” Mr. Hanghton’s face darkened per- ceptibly. This question touched his one weak point; the attempt to strergith n which joint had eanployed him, and host back his infermation, for “May I ask you,” repented composedly, “if your evidence

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quite strong and conclusive?” Lawrence no longer’ hesitated over the answer which was his move _ for

checekniuite.

“Ses.”

“Then I wish you had told me at the tin:e: | should very much have liked to see him.”

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