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Again the watchful eyes of Inez Clavering observed the note; and she promised herself that she would find out the meaning of this secret corres- pondence—unearth the mystery.

When Florabel read the second note she was tn despair. What could he have to tell her of such grave importance? she wondered. That night when the moon was shining on the flowers, a fate most pitiful drew Florabel te the rose arbor to keep the strange, unwilli -nceligseassaes

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APTER XI.

%'o the last aay of her life every in-

cident of that fatal night was en-

graven upon F lora nbel’s memory. She remembered how the night wind moaned among the beeches, as though

it would warn her to turn back. How white the moonlight was that shone on the sleeping flowers, and how her heart throbbed as she neared the rose arbor.

Arthur Hurlhurst was already there, pacing up and down. He turn- ed when he saw her, and came for- ward eagerly.

‘“‘Thank Heaven, my prayer,” ‘e said.

you did not refuse ‘*You have

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‘Tt is sorely against my Iam here,”’ she. began, nervously. “Tell me why you have asked for

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proceed I will convince you that I am in truth your brother, if you fail to see in my face, now that this dark wig does not disfigure it, the exact counterpart of your own, and a like- ness to our poor mother. Here is her portrait, and there are letters to me. You see they are in her writing—sign- ed Elsie Dean.”’

Her hands trembled that she

could hardly hold them. The tawny golden curls that clustered round his temples and the profile of the thought- ful face bore, indeed, a startling re- semblance to the fair young mother she had lost so long ago.

‘‘Can you remember to have heard our father spoken of, Florabel?’’ he asked, suddenly.

‘‘Nothing more than that he died

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/ KV VG“ MOM « Sy WOMOP when I was very young,’’ she repliec SAIS RI Oa A eiaktitawkatakahs » | ‘‘He broke our mother’s heart, KS TREKKA RK KK RDS kk Ke “oe r lorabel, and wr cked my iif6.*° de- “ wy 1 F 1 : ' Jared he young ma arsely. n MID A\ [DIE Ja 1) 2 clared the young 3 \, noarsely MAN TL) bi ) HC 2 y **Nothing but good should be spoken Pea ry) /U\ I \ 1 i ; | ()} ic =| > rm Xe of the dead; but I repeat that it is } \ ii UWL Le LL S) ij WL Fy i ons: diate r7 én oe 2 een ws Lbs LL LL xX wb quite true. He treated hei so cruelly ' #5’ | she was obliged to live apart from . A a mar tot tt A mi < Aion : ; a4 ¥ ch Jal 4 : : AK By By L/ L\URA 4 JE AN LIBBE AY > > + ae xh oe ) him; and I—ah! how grieved i am to 4 Ti eand i cov : wen ly re ‘ r . } Y Tag c or of “When Lovely Maiden Stoops to Folly,” “A Broken *}}4 ) say it—clung to my father. [ was nce t te gale at ae Ye he >> ot ‘ but a boy of ten: how could I dis- Betrothal,” “Parted by Fate.” “Parted at % yb abd | we eee cs ‘ < 1 “ eke te fe fe } criminate between right and wrong: the Altar,”’ etc., etc. the oho iS Mm 7 ae : me he ooo. ; “‘f can remember how my fair . ‘ » xt st » > | . } ERIE IPE HD RR te Se He He oh ERE KEELER EE RAK 4 HI jobE bb } a6. My ther came to me, and plead- KK ELE KEKE EES EEL MR EK He Sr eK 4 de dy a de 2 1 ed with me on her knees. to leave FE EP HE RL PP he he I I he HK KERERKK KI CHK a ‘% , i a ae Ne ‘ eS : lather and come with her, for sne . WS VKQGOQVEO QQ) )/DVPYPYEYF : ee ee “= | feared his evil example; and I refus- | SYNOPSI8, »me, and in so mystefions aj} ed. Slowly she raised herself to her " fect— Then from this hour you are } GBF iorabel was a dependent of her step~ a +4 Mae 6643 : a he ded SI me te a. e re lied, That cannot as one dead to me, ene said. Hie ratorer, lire Pem rion. His daughte Ta a 1 1 i 1 hae Fiorabel, and when the Squire ily. Little Florabel, turned away, and I never looked upon dies, order her out of the old home. Max not fear me. Look at my face. | her living face again. Morrester a rich vounz mao marries her I the appearance of a man who ‘*You could not understand, even if and iniroduces her into his family the wt this interview for any foolish, | I were to picture to you, the life my m-mersof which disapprove of his mar+ reason?’’ father led and the influences which ra ; . . © aan » a3 they re red him to marry Miee looked at him in bewilderment. | surrounded. me. He was a gambler, iavering, an hetreas, . , pat ~" el om iiis face was pale and sad, that was | and led a reckless, checkered life. On t ’ ine ‘ rhs . © TAPPER IX --(Continued.) usually so careless and gay. There | one day he feared as sumptuously > on me ~ : a 2 ‘is > ss :

**t will keep silent ‘no loiiger, ’’niur- as certainly nothing of the wifler in | as a lord; on the next we went sup- mured Arthur Hurlhurst one day, as | his earnest demeanor. perless to bed. The wine cup, too, he passed restlessly up and down be- ‘**You may trust me,’’ he said. | had a most terrible fascination for neath the beeches. ‘‘I must see Flor- | ‘‘You might trust me with your life. | him. And, oh, Florabel, how can I abel and tell her all?” Come into the rose arbor and sit | find words to tell you this?—but it

Seeing Florabel was easier said wn? must be told. One night, at the than done; she av cided him so per- ‘I can stay butamoment. I pre- | gambling table, under the influence sistently. In sheer despair he be- tanding here,’’ replied Florabel. | of drink, he took a fellow creature’s thought himself of writing a note ; [run a great risk by com , life, and the sentence passed upon and slipping it to her unobserved, all.’® him by the law was a life for a life; urging her to see him, for he had i know it,’’ he said, sadly. | but the gallows was cheated of its something of the greatest importance raid io Heaven that I could talk | prey. They found him one morning to say to her, and that no one must | + uw openly. Since Ihave been in | in his cell—dead!’’ know, for his very life almost depend- se. ave. since the first A wild, bitter cry broke from the ed upon her observing the strictest | , looked upon your face, I have | gitl’s lips. Her face was pallid with secrecy in regard to this note; and his tell you what Ihave broug awful horror too pitiful for words prayer that she should meet him in | n to to-night. I | But if the young man heard he did the drawing room that night, if but |, . my gre interest in v not heed it. He continued, bitterly: a few moments, just after tea. © noticed. and commented ‘‘Thrown on the world as I was,

He wrote the nove, and watched his not draw back in such indig- | and steeped at so young an age in per- opportunity of givin g it to her unob Florabel.’’ he eaid nic ious associates, little Florabel, do served. At last his opportunity ver struck vou who not wonder that I went wrong. I

| came. | have done more harm in the world

She was searching btn Lord | Yr jndion: ow good. I followed in my father’s Tennyson’s poems for some particular i li wonder a foots f was reckless. Evil com- quotation and missed i bh ‘a panions ial me into a great wrong. I!

‘Let me assist you in looking for forged my employer’s name, Flora- said handsome, gallant Arthur | upon bel; then fled, horror stricken at my Hurlhrst, stepping to her side. He aye ‘Al crime. laid the note between the pages. 7 .

. wales eb ee (To be continued.)

‘Do not refuse my request,’’ he 9 . — w Sean ‘*f pray you, for your om 7% ay own sake as well as mine, see me | ; egain and give me time to explain.’”’ | 1 avain

As he turned away hastily, he saw he had swept <¢ e her draw back with anger and dis- baizr he wore. and stood may. L aled befere her, singularly fair,

He had risked almost his life itself, — ; dof Gark. as she had always be- as he had said, ona daring venture. | jioyed him to be.

Would she betray him? He dared |) +‘frash! Plorabel,’? he commanded. CUPID AND DEATH. not think. | ‘*Do not cry out. Iam your most It is a pitiful truth

Givine ter the note was edreitivy {on}. ence h-other. wi ne enmunt 3 that in a tremendous

ef me 2 . ) crappy ther, who has sought this | pereentage ae nahn manage ' Dut it Lappe - u, ae ortul- ; jnierview to tell you this in secret, ‘love and death claim a ately, that Inez Clavering witnessed , »peoanse I dare not reveal my identity young woman at the the little transaction. She saw Flor- { nblicly. for reasons whic shs same moment. If a

oo Z Se ae publicly. for reasons which I shall young woman's mother

abel read over the few lines, her — lain farther on. does not feel compe- hazel eyes darkening with anger ; then te effect of these words upon I tent to give her daughter the right advice mre , about how to keep herself well and stron

Tra a n Pe nS) wien otue } 9 - , D & -ontemptuous I e note a abel was startling. She me ee in a maidenly way, she should seck the ad- fling it to the winds. litile Lane over heart with a loud | vice of some physician of years of wide

Arthur cate ca waited patient- as experience, and of substantial reputation.

: : ee A young woman naturally does not like to

» awlnpg room quife oO 6 nani mo??? «lb raSne ay in the dre a ae bn © an hour ft cannot be true: she gasped. | bea subject of discussion, examination and after tea; but Florabel did not come, | «7 _{ pad a brother once, but he died | the horrible local treatment of a home doc- and he grew desperate. lo i Cis Mia # tor. Moreover, obscure physicians make

‘*T mnst see her he said. as he = sh year I cee — : - the mistake of attributing her. ills. to. imdi-

MUSt see ’ ™ ' ; . ‘You have a brother still. He did gestion, or heart or liver trouble, when the paced nervously up and down. ‘*How | yo gia.” replied Arthur Hurlhurst. | teal cause is weakness or disease of the madly I have acted. I must see her | «é@o je into the rose arbor and I will delicate organs concerned in wifehood and

TP oeiatiad ”? —_ eae motherhood. ee aul. tell you about it. The embarrassing examinations and loca)

Florabel longed to go directly to Like‘ane in a dazed dream she per- | treatment upon which most doctors insist, a ' 41 ce ll . : , are nine times in ten entirely unnecessary. her husband and tell him of the note j ,, : ‘ e he arbor 8 e yur y a tet ieee -eead the ecadeah mitted him to lead her to the arbor, | n- pierce’s Favorite Prescription acts Sie ad received, aii its contents and place her on a seat, for she was rectly on a worman’s special organism and but the fear that he would laugh at trembling like a leaf. makes it strong and healthy, and competent

a ae ee ee ; : bear the strain of wifehood and moth. her sealed her lips in silence. : vith = whit to bear str : L

, ; ’ ; . wad He stood before her with a white, | erhood. It allays inflammation, soothes

She did not deign to notice the* s,oupled face, his arms folded over pain, heals ulceration and stops debilitating note, put avoided the sender more his chest drains. It banishes the sufferings of the

. s eve : 2 > = . Jv than ever. «giana. OF Fs sae period of expectancy, and makes baby’s 5c rupanoessy tha : I can readily understand why you | arrival in the world easy and almost pain-

Then Arthur Harlt 1urst wrote again. | yow nothing of what I have to tell | less. Good druggists recommend it. Let-

‘‘Emmnst see you,’’ he said, as he you, You were too young a child ters addressed to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo,

, » into her unwilling ‘ N. Y., are sacredly confidential. thrust the note into her unwilling | wypen your mother died to compre- = ‘‘and alone. Let the prayer of It has been uearls four years since I took Dr. hand, ‘‘and a one. Let the prayer hend, even had it been revealed to a s Favorite Prescription,”’ writes pare. Cc es te man influence you. You ‘ . , . ark, of New Rome, Floyd Co., Ga., “and there ® d poe : a dee : you, our family history, and the grim have been no signs of anv return of female com- will not regret haying seen me. skeleton our closet holds,’’ he said. piaint. I am now fifty years old and can walk “ ; sie ‘i . . : two miles and one-half, and to-day am as well as : ro bor ‘6 vi ional aie : , y Come down to tie ys6 arbor at A few words will suffice toepxlain, | ever. Ihave used Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, dusk.’° Florabel,’’ he added; ‘‘but before I | end found them as good as recommended.”

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